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' U15W iii I UVV1W1 I3 on - - Bruises told aathorttle* Kenneth be asked Um store cadder It be could boy just Brunson.19, was sentenced to 31 days In Jail for pop ping two Alka-Seltser _______________ IlspOOi store and swallowed them. BENTON HARBOR, Micli. (UP1) a, • i#rOITUpiiOfl . to two tablets but thecubler declined to make the sale. "I know It wasn't right for him to do that," pollee quoted a friend of Brynson's as saying, "but the tablets at a local discount store and swallowing the evidence, He bad taken two tablets (toni a bottle of 25, drspped •• accornpUsbment at Kent a water he got ii another part of the deaths of four Kent State students at Is n o guy a beadoebe. What could he ito" - Ionalusuenorderedto compus by Rhoda. They re involved In coaching timing and supporting to make basketball C00" dat"M Ohio IAWY. Nodes said he will soon hoe CWVIWW Tfol C'o. Via legislation in ham for a nineChairman Frederick Cox member commission COMsakitodaydiecontroftboart! prised of five date AM 10W suggestsdbyRbodss"ceuldbe oIiktsliaid tow ol his own an important factor In appobities "tO make ' an adequate recovery Plan Is in do momomed of dw city's dnvWpd and carried outif a family affair. S.. OU RULVES Sunday. "The l0ttM has become a proposed0.5 percent increase in cesspool Of corruption where the city's I percent income tn. Onry politiciarI In UW 6 AHe's not giving the people a date hW an WwUmity tc 10 har,".-, tdehandln the tlll. "It' I this could Rhodessaldhe would also ask Ar.dTheCl.ck ..........4'A H.nscage ..... ........ LZ-A muface more than a month cities from getting into firm. Cousin ...................I&A Wiliallairies .................?e A before an poopio of Cleveland dial diffICUIty. 1% legislation 11 Cleveland Trod administrative decide an the tax increase," would tighten restraints an .2 added, reWft Cle"Isad bW to pay off Dec. fwkton the date took over was Kwinkh the lottery," said Kucinleb. Feb. V special election an Ni greater accountability. Dr. Lamb ................12.A Weather .......... .......2-A is, Today Zd.::: : ::::: : : :: : : : o ::::::.::::: : Check Seminole Schools For Asbestos _ _____ . , ___ . • •.. .•. • . . • • I . . . . Mop, Piop tv. VA r I • s Finance akeover ___ ____ ':. Junkyard, Wilde Patterson, 62, One of the men ran east on Dritz, after taking the money offo Commercial Street and ft from his pocket and watching The detective said after the other ran south on Holly the metal fail to the ground, drove himself to the hospital. sale was to completed the then men Avenue, Bryant told police. started leave and g legally' do not have to be re!uuov.d. east usE .hith wlUS.* ,s If the saea Ii a "h.d" or "soft" type. removed and the drop ceilings installed. hays to U * is dataruied to he SIR, the School district Will In the Past, r*SS had isuIloNdcebCeruUthShWdtypewU Cation has noted the drop ceilings will also provide better rza Ma cost of$11S*accctdiNt0Ca*an. disc ore woald also ha,,tobsr vsdbscauoslnth.ftdure acotatici and energy saving bwflfs. N it is daermbed to be Wd absito drop cediop will be W loderd offidds would order ths ranovaii. flmllrdgd Dr. Chic noted from Ow WUWdaft Mi dgpartmg has Bower, I. (i1 thic, auscista commialoner of DOE made of federal decumue*s th. drop celhings can be installed nM,d cest of *JN. gThtitsEs-::TNasdMthtvUarheeiedabev. stalled (or as saidtodayhel ahan wIth f.deral official, whO are not whather the celiligs are hard or soft. wow. No TIII the C'IØ In tha1 at 11 Is fotmd t be Wft "Wags rgspIbseedduyadased* The diftrance bet"a the two surfaces dog with how easily it crumbles. accaft to Mike CaWk. field supervisor toe %e Adlitlows 146rall go"rament roplatim also my k Is the aftill 1611 M a Malis dis me 011110" Is tk 4W tw, be in so tdis * MW j _____ , C*a" "Asoftswfac. Is easily cnmubled by any mo'4acrouthe • • to dowl" It . Dqastaw'I of Fdar4 (D0) hate sgfacs while the hard surface Is riot easily disturbed," Caie Hiuvor, Callen salad luhek (y he. de' to t. . we.., leMhUdISadtdeN cheat. be Slid. - LEONAID UA?DOI? thersissaft aihule, * will ofSI*Iof dii deRhlala WiR he'9ü Ow le .. . __ • • we will be sure to £ wifl , .__ Do 090 ___ ---- 7:30 - 6:00 Morway ftu sawday Mad Sundey 11181110111188 AtrSsd .1 vehue Phes 3234700 . iC U -- NeowdolleliqW111111 sad MUMS md mill casIng - i5" x2" *7'. .2i • 'S ,. "Noft worobs Boom ism dwrl dspedlet be do bleek seva dines bdwe dqft is Ind d do vaesm.h id A sage got oW of do car, readied In a row ollohn to qus,isIEaetdiiiiHsvdrspou1st 12'x W ................ I I JN 506 Bhmk ivx5w ................ 14.79 &w -3w'x 5ff' x ir 20'*60' .............. ..18.40 IN640 It running out' M" from less than three feet away a revolver, possibly fired at Drits. caliber. 1% man with the rifle, Bernosky theorized the men Detective Tom Bernosky said were going to search Dritz's was the IOOkCXt j Id pockets for money but the shots sai the pair so ought Patterson out to the a W worth of urn a1uminum Junkyard and when th pair saw V Bryant, upon hearing the e cans to a helper at the him they ran. shots, ran and contacted police. KwWch also sold a Age is came h We AW when he 11o" Inew 1W saw we *M sso,. .006 MR thlcknsss iwxw ................. 9.25 _isg avrasatss.Howtssks two 9US think it was lull of aluminum Drltz met the pair at the cans, Bryant center of the junkyard and * mac .e ' while Patterson walked away eard dog barking rl the men demanded change for a Thenl heard four shots and two $20b111. iernoaiy said Drliz declined "Wom ofteft bV Tef" No" headed In opposite directions. to take out his modey and give One of the guys was carrying a them the change but the pair CLYDE NICKELSON WITH GRANDDAUGHTER HEATHER, 2 refused to leave. Finally, one of suior781\i finances. News Will PVSMSIISdWOOdMOUWINSS In No. 150 W* 2 * 4 * , 1714*4* 5' 4*4*10'. 2*4*10'. £ 24iat.3W 4*4*12'. SANFORD 9I. . slate tAksover of the city's or shots and %RT1IURBRY%NT on his porch across from the junkyard when the Incident and demanded to see occurred. "I saw two men wal k treturned he owner. i to the gate with a crate. I ___ - 1VxW ............ 600.00960 '. - , Cey owe ays.skblssew.s.ntspfwtharandwas *W - M. In tk ML ................1 Piece .3.85 M t ear Ronnie heard four i irthurBryant,Z3,waaslttlng . i Howard, SI, of MS Mohawk Ave. is . NIbS. ''.' The en I I CLEVELAND(UPI) - The me is1ig1ss bug. Wrde::ty when $s Lie • 615 irso':::::::::::::::7: 7F •-.J1 real loud - Iwt %Mtdh Piece Hospital. Dritz, 70, was shot in the left wrist and lower right chest by one of two men who came to the junkyard at 3:28 p.m. Thur. •'.'T. • -. men ary, ••• - '1 :D!uf~ eth eno clear fflTl protects against " moisture damage. .004MUth1ckniu) 640 10' ' . ... . .. . . . Bundle 10'x50' FA'j2Z . nd State I Ele - 2z4x6' Palys"Immm 677 through MCU 0000 THRU.JANUARY 18 M.n.g.m.nt ruervos the right to limit . Also can be used for novelty cu OW • .; , SOft, MY to work. Will a.- lei Prices quoted In this ad are based on • poop I/ . See ECUADOR, Page 2A Ponderosa PIIII SHELVING 3!4"*14%"x 48 'poIypanelsce Pr99WM Treew Accepts paint b"NOWAMM slrlkingelL sides and Penduouse Walnut -114" ory Ns.417M.S1(eschl........ --- / "We spent Christmas very quietly," Nickelson commg Housed first in an army barracks at the Manabi 0 cept point or 21W P" FAWNW* 10 CIS, CIYW'BI . lxl2 No. 3 - 0 N 21110 ASPHALT 'iV, SOUTHIASTIRN FOAM PRODUCTS ipa.j or Nickel 35'/ S ASS 12.i No. Sq. R19 , No. W25 25.............. 6" 9 Col s. PfSlIflhIhid WALL PAJIELINS Natural Birch - iw' $a-wift ME d the sun agains't wind andwaathir Dosb$slowl on Fisch Harvest " ~0000*00 #***15.79 " No.417WSN I I A (sechl. . . .4 asought Birch -or ..... 6.0 DUWM~ S' treated octagonal - . - dog barking during a robbery attempt at Kessler 's Junk Yard, 110 N Holly Ave. Diitz, owner of the junkyard which specializes in recycling aluminum, is reported to be in good condition today it Seminole Memorial i 1110 encoiralid the Americana to return nmde d~ Ian was 0 dam Jails over the porm of orlsonment which included 11 days of "bad tratmouLl, That It-&y period, lasted from Dec. 18 to the $th, according to Nickelson. One of the bad days In jail was Quistmu. Nickelson said no one lost track of time and .11 were aware of Qurfstmaswhen ltcame. . .. Expanded Polysiyrene &m INS ULATION PANE . .. ......... 6/8". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and Gold Flick, Butcher ft In Gold Leather. V. 8', 10' Block and or 112'long (Add $125 fW flftr cut) Un.Ft.....................4 I 34..*23..1Oi $00$0.0 ...... 0.736 1/2" (4 PM .... __________ plow polished face and bevel. • 1111111111111111W Gamine hicitory 10 16 oz. hummer . J - "One of the investigating military officers has Invited back and has offes as his help," Nickelson said of an air force colonel. In addition, several amy officers have IAifldfl' I1 So. R.11 112"(3 Ply) ... .... .... ..... 8 oona'nr JS4 grain patterns an durInuen back- lock. 4"wideorrimd M w Yellow blade,' wth bek clip. - - 2CM COUNTERTOPS In 40 00 m or 100 waft 59$ &We'* ... 19" 3/4#0 .... cury fixture, deluxe White lamp, Soft White ~BUM as 30% each year on fuel costs with the lotion. l6u PostPonhiid . hares tightly, stays i,ic. No. 2060.100. a 15" A 175 watt mer- No. El 204 (each). ...... . . 29 CAUUWIS Features high Impact proper insu . to replace old, Com plete w mounting hardware. worn counter MUM 71 As it is, Dritz was strmwk twice In addition to the bullet thathltthemoneybyshotsftred . us FIBMLASS INSULATION _______ eyekthat light, dusk _ ps eep tums your perty some. _. Appnwod AC Extwilor AD Intwlor 9N RI U E .920 114" 114" .... ___________ and matching I '115 3/8'.... jU 7 Wince. 1511*. 3/8".... ii, . faucet, and lASS ,, IAIS ,, set ....................9V n ucolMe •' / .' In addition to their attorney, a former Ecuadorian defenee minister, Nlckelson said he has had offers of help POWER TAPE RULE Kraft4lacked 'I heard a dead today. -j f Reg. Prlce(piece)......... ........................38C 30## cate sioc. N0: 7L-1 , ___ \__ 4 - By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Stall Writer They say money can't buy happiness: But you'll never convince Louis Dritz. Awad of money saved his O4 Park Court, Sanford, and eight go back we will be sure to do everything Nickelson said today before an afternoon , Piece PLYWOOD woodgrained set Includes: W, SinkIt Base. dad holders. 150 PAR. 2 ....... Each Bulb I 'ur assassInatIon plot. "We now have a lawyer In Ecuador so the neat time we .. e u et life Thursday by stopping a heading directly at his heart. If not for the money, nford po esaid, Drttz would involved in a plot to hllhtublate presidential CW1 didate Jaime Roldos and steal artifacts. The group was cleared of those charges, but convicted otillegal digging. The arrest came following astatement b3PRd1rd Abbey, a Memphis bssed free lance writer. M original member of the eipedftlon, Abbey returned to the United States late Sepk"mh'r due toa back injury. He reportedly made a statement Ecuadorian (' ftcIals tlxn*J* tied the group to smuggling and the Pr/c. (eec/i) ... .. 69C Pressure TreatedFURRING ____ ______ U"Illy SECURITY LIGINT $111cone Rubber CAULK and SEALER ' w well aa Beverly Holcomb, 47, Altamonte Springs,retiwned to AnIerICW1 1011 ThUFIdIY. The gIOt) ha been $fl5ltod Oct. 25 by ECU$dOrlafl sPeCial forces who thought they - Reg. Price (each) ...... 20.95 51 PreffnisbW CAMNIT SET (3 hi OUTDOOR FLOOD HT "I', S _______ wii.ew• 15 ' ' of the sane address; and Terry 32, Memphis, Turn.; as - 1 OLCO ___ - hr . Reg. Price (1Ooz tube) ............. 59 , of ot e Chemically treated to resist wood destroying insects; ideal for furring on block walls. - ____ _____ O!ICON-}(OMkHS fI 1' D ou9 1.11 7IF! I -,_ By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer Clyde Nickelson, just back from an arth gical e n Ecuador which included a 73-day-stay In five of that country's prisons, plans to return to Ecuador to resume his digging In late summer. • Stops leaks around vent pipes, spouts,, valleys, skylights, gutters and chimneys. 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Iiks1 '-_---- jr I r In Shirt Pocket 0 FOAM WEATHERSTRIP Gallon I ' 0 '"a j 89 c Ct Reg.Price(each)......................................19.99 dltlonedcars. . . II 99 Q Rockwd cL 00 go Premixed sand, gravel arW cement. 40 lb. bag makes 1/3 cu.ft. Add beauty and reliability to your kitchen with a Rockwell faucet. Guaranteed "drip-free" for 5 yearsl No. 07229. Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents list Year, No 12Friday, January 12, 19 CONCRETE MIX Washerless Single Lover KITCHEN-FAUCET Dowgard COOLANT/ANTIFREEZE 1111erilti I .. . . . .• - . - - -. -.-----.•---'. -.. ' -- ....._ •--_.-.•-. . ... ....... -.-.. . .,•-' •_ • .,. •. . •. .• ..'• �2AEvenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. I. 'ran: Mobs Yell, Premier Friday, Jan. 12, 11 VYORLD IN BRIEF Sfrikes Imperil British 2 Million Jobs LONDON (UPI) — A nation-wide strike by .:truck drivers crippled British industry and transport today, threatening as many as 2 '"'Million jobs and touching off panic buying in the nation's worst industrial crisis in four years. The walkouts were the latest challenge to 'Prime Minister James Callaghan's anti- inflation policy. Chancellor of the Exchequer Dents Healy warned unions they were "moving toward the precipice" by pushing excessive pay claims. :::Sihanouk Blasts Viet At U.N. By United Press International , Cambodia to all appearances Is under ,cOmplete control of Khmer Rouge rebels -.today, who with the help of at least 100,000 .:Vietnamese troops has taken territory up to the Thai border. At the United Nations China and the Soviet 'Union engaged in a diplomatic floor fight at :Ie U.N. Security Council for Cambodia's ..N. seat while Prince Norodom Sihanouk ,conderned the Vietnamese takeover of "my 4poor little- country." ' Sihanouk, who was held underhouse arrest -for 3 years by deposed Khmer Rouge ruler Pol .44 tot, decried the "Rommel-type Hitlerite blitz4uleg" of "my poor little country." Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CYRUS VANCE 'Shah leaving' Is empty, the factories are closed." BakMlar said. Diplomats in Tehrah agreed the price of failure will be high: if BakMlar's government falls it could open the way to a rightwing coup by generals loyal to the shah. noiAs bSkfLLr apoe strators rampaged through Shires, in southern Iran, pulled down and tore the American flag at the U.S. Consulate and burned the office of the Savak secret police and several other public buildings. In Washington, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance confirmed On shah would be leaving Iran "on vacation" and appealed to the Iranian military not to seize power. In the most definitive U.S. statement on Iran in weeks, Vance emphasized the shah's decision to leave the country was his own and he would remain the "constitutional head of state and we will continue to work with him in that capacity." Bakhtlar, 63, told the Kayhan newspaper a ninesnember ree gency council would be formed "by Saturday or Sunday" but did not say when the shah, who aid recently he needed a vacation, would leave Iran. At least two council members would be drawn from the military, another two would be chosen from among reputable citizens, he said. The remaining five would consist of the prime minister, chief justice, the heads of the two homes of Parliament and minister of the royal court, Bakhtiar said. In Parliament, the premier warned Iranians "It Is becoming clearer every day that Iran is confronted with a gigantic international plot to weaken and, God forbid, threaten Its j" He followed up the warning with a program to appease his IN Dollar Gains In Europe By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The dollar opened stronger on European foreign exchanges today, and some dealers attributed the gain to an announcement the "U.S. Treasury will float a bond issue in Switzerland. The price of gold eased in :reaction to the dollar's strength. :'Spain: 8th Political Murder MADRID,Spaln (UP!) — Terrorists firing : sawed-off shotguns killed a 56-year-old member of the police marching band today in the eighth political murder of the new year, 'police sources said. Canada Oil Firm To Peking '• .•I;. PEKING (UP!) — Canada's national oil 'company will send a mission to China In March to try to stake out a role In Peldin's offshore petroletun exploration, a Canadian spokesman said today. CB Monitors Wanted adlualEergesey ,41 Rollie pow isiiskl.gfor Raiser, prooldeat. A members I. anit.r scholittled at s p.a. easrilseY ddl..I band Tussdey at the Grtsr• radii CSI5 111U' Sanford Chamber of I according t. Willis. CommoreL WEATHER a... resdiag.: tow Dsyt.us Isseb: WO idi &L,1:$lpa., low 7:IL., we, N; ysststay's 41gb, 7*; 6:11pm SNIul: kl 1:12 ide pressure, 11.67; Part m. 1:44 pa., lew 7:11 s.a., wwwwwwo 7* psre 7$ pa. .easl: liii endlag d.UIjiiIS.. low isNs. Iay,sd 111111011 12:4* a.a., Idi pm., law 7:11s.., 7:16 TWfl pR.. UURDAY VV Iliuld uspssu. Pldiy. Jawy Its IV-V. 71, No. 12$ VSk4 Daey a""aft, 51550 $aray w Tee $$a,d Narsit J lat., * $. Fm" Lvi., Ia.*t PIe, 3211). Iati,mI Class Pass.gs Paid as $salsrd. Florida 3211$ m.l,snf WOOL 11 LIUN, Moft USIa I flhsnhlL IlIISa Yaw, of Mall: Ws. 5$ cornS: Mrf' sail, I Mamas. 11.14 tsar. so" mom - -. December Jobless Rate: aMVI t 'Y %• First Rise In 5 Months -S WASHINGTON (UP!) — The nation's unemployment rate Increased to 5.9 percent in December the first rise In five months — but it remained significantly below a year (I S. ••, . — ago, the Labor Department reported today. The Jump from the 5.8 percent rate for both October and November was brought about partly by increased joblessness among adult men and teen-agers. But unemployment among black and minority teen-agers, who have suffered continually high joblessness, declined from .5 percent In November to 34.9 percent last month. Carter And Meany Peace? WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter, meeting arranged by Labor Secretary Ray Marshall, was scheduled to confer with AFL-CIO President George Meany this afternoon to discuss, according to Meany, "the in a SHAHPOUR BAKHTIAR ...'help me turn economic wheels' BakMlar said he was "con- and Tabriz wee" "cranking fldent" of full support from the up," the sources said, although armed forces and would seek to workers had returne& end strikes crippling the oil - "ft will take at least a week UIWUy, alrpwLI, uw natwnai :or une reurneries to start Moslem opcosltlon and pledged airline, railroad and public bus, producing anything," said one, to cut off oil supplies to Israeli taxi and trucking services. source. and South Africa, disband the Tehran's large refinery ap- Production at the world's: dreaded Savak secret police, peared to be the one of the few largest refinery at Abadan, in "gradually" lift martial law, to have resumed effective south Iran, has reached 250,000 release political prisoners and production. Five other refiner- barrels a day, still, lea than half' bring corrupt officials to trial. lea — in Shires, Kermanshah Its capacity. upcoming legislative agenda." Meany is disgruntled with Carter's wage-price guidelines, his China policy and his national health care policy stance. Is Billy A Libya Lobbyist? WASHINGTON (UP!) — First brother Billy Carter made disparaging remarim about Jews and Israel earlier this week while escorting envoys of radical-left Libya around Atlanta, and the Justice Department may question him to determine if heisa lobbyist for them. If he Did Gacy Really Dump Boy's Body Into The River? Is getting paid by the Libyans, he needs to promptly or be considered In violation of the Foreign Agent's Registration register Act. 'Barney Miller' Actor Dies LOS ANGELES (UP!) — Jack Soo, 63, who played Sgt. Nick Yemna on the "Barney Miller" television series, died of cancer Thursday at UCLA Medical Center. CHICAGO (UPI) — on his property and dumped the Investigators said today they bodies of Pled and four others have doubts about John Wayne in nearby rivers. Gacy's claim that he dumped Searchers later discovered 27 Into a river the body of Robert bodies beneath Gacy's home Pleat, the 15-year.cld whose and garage. Another two bodies sappearance led to Pulled from the river'° t' e e slayer's vktIInL Iiwwtjgstors now My G.cy If Gacy misled police on the may have burled Pleat's body. - . .. : T•4 , ••. •.• . .- - - - - -, •.•P locatlonolPled's body, itisOno Gary's car was extremely ' •, -. ..'. .. - '.. . of the few discrepancies bet muddy and that led them to ' ..:-. wean what he has told them and inspect he buried the body 1 \,, . •• . • • ., facts later learned in the search away from his home, perhaps • • . • for the largest number of ma forest preserve. 77' . . 1 • . murder victims attributed to Gacy hall been charged with ' .. . ___ . . .. ff one person In the nation's seven counts of murder, one for : • / i history, investigators said. Pled and the other six for the Gacy, 36, a convicted soda- murders connected with identi. .1st, told police he killed 21 fled bodies found on Gacy's S.' t.en-agers and young men. property. He pleaded bmoca* I ' Police have bean unable to firid to all seven murders on Wed. j (b tlr.sbodiesheuldhedumped e rains came and 1.11 thIs memesio today on Soith Wililamsas DOWNPOUR y ,,fl Into the Des Plain. River. Searchers ming hacksaws Goldsboro sectlss of Sanford. The heavy downpour was expected to abate by Gacy were mad-caked cloth- and sledgehammers are taking today with only a slight chance of a repeat performance Saturday. AFTERMATH ins when he reported to the Des apart Gacy's garage. Plahwspollcedatlon Dec. 13 "I would like to take for an IM.,,1., with detectives everything down If I could end Investigating the dlup- jed leave an amply lot" Cook purse. of Pleat, police said. county Sher1's Police uf During lata Merrogatlone, Enund F. Dobbs said after .•• Ecuad or Gacy, aremodslingco,itractor, part of the garage was torn H. b. W police he burled 77 bodIes down Thursday. beaten and apaiof and thmMamfly police barracks In Qulto, the Amedcui, were told day wuldsoonb,rei Instead, they wire moved to 'other barrack who _ was tortured ad beaten, accorg to Nk Terry Nickelson was placed in tttarycssnuat a ___ off poft an officer who tried to conversation with the U.S. F4nbsuy, he has aid. However. Senmi Arpin, b, Jackses,UIs, a the enpidftkm, said today Tarry Nlitoan breu* the treatment on himself by acting "aimnet irrat*' ___ She claimed and wet to a nearby town to dance at a dim — 01, IncoNInsmentto their omaInthr Anodw time. dw nK Terry threw a pile of laundry He also threw a dial, tirsagh a plate galas deer sr cPpihIsiJ there was net ensi hat water to make ___ thd _ _______ solitary Desplt, the ciqllatmesd, which inclidadbetfl csld saId he always knew the eup wield be bud. 111 really PN*down am.114mwo we Niclielm. PartofNkn'sfaith wsskeptait,sbythearu,asof the ciaselsts which an fg fs am the ____ U.S. Cosuthte," said NIC —'-- 'WU.d thai hs, sly belleve we MW do be 4M Imm" Give , Election Cod. A Chance,Chairman Urges - & ) - . Siiak. Rkvw I More Surgery For Wayne By United Press International Doctors In Los Angeles say John Wayne will undergo surgery today "or at latest, Monday," to alleviate pain from gall stones. Wayne is reported Impatient — telling a friend, "I want to get this over with." A hospital spokesman says the ailment Is "totally unrelated" to Wayne's heart surgery a year ago In Massachusetts — or the removal 15 years ago of a cancerous lung. Mandel Conviction Reversed Oil Worker Strike Averted DENVER (UP!) — Negotiators have reached an agreement calling for an 8 percent wage increase that will serve as a contract pattern for Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers both of = Ww OW; us Cost rul ud lbs Dr. King, Us r lioftv A. 110840% %ft died Yvelftp rollk%fte. will be colefto wa y Mrs. 11611 and 111"ral j=1Mru1=ii Mefliorlal 1' 111 - to M to Cod Chapel. ...... - - - -. . -- -------- .. - -. - S ft __ '-'' ____ •'. . IV , Freeze Ups Citrus Prk.s - - Higher prices for LAKELAND (UPI) fresh oranges and orange products may be In the offing inthewakeofa report from the U.S. Department 01 Agriculture that the national Crop will be 9.7 millIon boxes less than anticipated. .be blggát loss was In California where the USDA cut 5.7snllllonboxes from the December estimate as a result of sever. frees. in early December. — - JACKSONVILLE (UPI)-- Twice as ,mMV aeals and several other federal .g.d .blmpllestsdls.tke General Services Ad-' initratlon scandal by the aid 01 thIs year, Sin. Lawton (liON, D-Fla., predicted. "Moid t4;iIr -- - pay recently by the Career 0 Riataurant and Show Lounge Downtown Seaford 116 MAGNOLIA AVE. PH. 323-5*3 Presents Th. Glenn Miller Orchestra Under the DIrction of JIMMY HENDERSON This Is the authentic Glenn MAiler Coctiestra. The only band aliowid to use the Glenn Miller name WA his musici Tvssdsy, January 23i'd -iS5bWIenis bd rIpØiI off a yr I I fraud. " Ciiuld.'ThM's alMt" of ow W01. i - recMrng seats In crushed velour EleCtrOniC quartz digital clock. Landau vinyl roof. Walnut burl wood9aln lment panel overlay. WhItewd tires. Extra Quiet insulation, WbodqWn accented custom steering wheel. Color.loeyed ftia wheel covers. Front dsc brakm Front and rear bumper guar. Smooth, quiet ride, instrument panel package shet?. we MAKI RINIVAT1ONS NOW I Tkksto$lSPapsrsis Enjoy Dinner Cocktails - Or Best EX estimated gas oline n*age 2O kDcuryfeatuiesatnoextracat IndMdual 22o d" 8:30 pa. to 12:30 a.m. teE i Hospital Notes she was reinstated with beck throughout the oil industry. Chiles: More GSA Principals bw 'Grand Jury Ending State Fraud Probe locals and apparently avert strikes s asia, Janis B. mad JheT. MAITIN, $TANLI V A.— life," be said after ow Who Has Say On Raise? racketeering convictions of suspended Maryland Gov. Marvin Mandel and five associates. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court 01 Appeals Thursday said the judge at Mandel's trial had allowed too much hearsay evidence to be presented to the jury and ordered a new trial for all six men. _JJ . By DENNIS FEOLA McGregor his company has Herald Staff Writer transferred him to JacksonNicholas D. Castellano was ville. placed on one year's probation Castellano conceded he has a this morning for hitting and hot temper and McGregor told choking a political opponent him to consider it a handicap during a Winter Springs council and learn to control it. meeting. McGregor withheld adThe incident occurred Sept. judication pending completion 19, 1978 and Castellano pleaded of the luscawilla subdivision. of the one-year probation. no contest In October to a first Conditions of the sentencing headed the project degree misdemeanor charge of forCastellano include Castellano avoiding any developers and Mueller was attempted batter'. an outspoken supporter of contact with Mueller. He was Castellano, 47, told Circuit deannexation. also assessed $11 in court cods Judge Robert McGregor he was He has endured a great deal and will pay $10 to the Florida sorry about hitting 56-year-old of embarrassment,'' Crime Victim's Compensation Joseph Mueller. He added Castellano's attorney Newman Fund. however, "I think he is an Brock said. "He has had to pay arrogant individual, TRUMPET STOLEN A trumpet valued at $150 was "I regret it very much," ten-fold for what happened" "These things occasionally Castellano said. "It was a happen," Castellano told reported stolen from the band room at Seminole High School. momentary reaction. I didn't McGregor. "I feel like it The trumpet belongs to a appreciate his words or asking been blown out of proportion. student, John Bombard, 17, of me to get the chairs. I really didn't think I should be treated 1217 Oak Ave. In Sanford, accan't explain it, I'm very sorry like a ni•" cording to records. it happened." It was revealed at the sen. Castellano alleged that THREE IN CUSTODY Mueller has used profane tencing that Mueller, of 1026 Three juveniles, two of them after Castellano had Antelope Trail, has paid $350 in language 16, the other 14, were taken Into medical expenses thus far and refused his request to get some Sanford detectives an attorney for CUSt0(Iy by extra chairs for people standing has retained for sale of marijuana. Deterpossible civil action. during the public hearing. fives said they purchased about The public hearing, which McGregor withheld ordering five grams of marijuana from drew several hundred people to Castellano to pay the medical at 27th Street the city's recreation center was expenses until the civil suit Is one Of the yo on the proposed deannezatlon settled. Castellano also told near the Pine Crest Elementary School Thursday at 8:30 p.m. WOMAN ASSAULTED A 21-year-old Winter Park womantold Casselberrypolice she was assaulted by three men TALLAHASSEE, (UPI) collective bargaining agree- at the barn area of the Seminole - The Legislature has the final ment was a contingency well Harness Raceway. Police Chief Herald psts by Tim Nitsil word on pay raises, a state known to the parties before, George Karcher said the court has ruled, even NICK CASTELLANO (REAR) FOLLOWS ATTORNEY NEWMAN BROCK IN during and after negotiations." woman was taken to the area by though government workers now have collective bargaining The UFF, representing 5,000 aman she met at local lounge and two other men arrived and rights, faculty and professional staff at sexually assa ulted her. The The 1st Court of the universities, agreed to an Incident occurred early this Appeal Thursday upheld the 8.8 percent pay hike in the morni ng and the woman was District refusal 1977 Legislature's to spring of 1977 after months of treated at Seminole Memorial fully fund an 8.8 percent raise for university faculty negotiat- neotiations with the BOR. Hospital. ed by the Board of Regents and United Faculty of Florida. It also backed up the BOR's ___________ refusal to dig Into operating ______________________________________________________ TALLAHAEE (UP!) — A Service Commission. Doug Sweden. Lewis said the recei pt money for the extra $1 million Claire Fortier, Dettona JANUARY fl, )7 to fund the salary grand jury investigating Sessions, an aide to then Gov. from the restaurant was alteredneeded ADMISSIONS Elizabeth R Miller, Dettona package. Sanford: Lula V. Risinger. Dettona several matters, Including Reubln Askew, resigned after AdolphSievers, Deltons The state's public employee Thomas Paul Cason to double Henneasy's reimburcharges that former Assistant he was accused of submitting a sement. Olive Hunter Anthony A. Wisnhewskl, Deitona collective bargaining law Alicia Commerce Secretary Joe false voucher, DISCHA*OIS makes all agreements "subject Lisa Reed Sanford: Hennessy allegedly faked Hennessy was accused by Only one of the receipts William Barnes to the approval, through the Charles Richards travel vouchers to bilk theds te tawi of baking the volved an expenditure In this medium Of appropriations, of Christopher D. Simpson Elmer T Buffington out Of $2,366, completes Its work $2,369.13 and misusing another country. Lewis said Hennessy th Jane Sinko Marvin Harris e legislative body," the court Delma Stewart Katie Willis today, " 14wt State Attorney $10,124 given to him to wine and tacked $10 onto the bill for a said. William J. Barnard. D5iry Georgia L Washburn Warren Goodwin said. dine business prospects meal at a Tallahassee reL. Anderson, DeBary Albert Brent, Deltona "That the Legislature might Vida Court records show that during business-hunting tripe to daurant. Levoy Subway, DeBary Patricia Clements, Lake Mary not provide tuft funding for t1 Mabel J. Chlavarlo, Sorrento Catherine Audit, Deftons grgsr secretary Easops by Aiksw In 1177. ,• ,, fl&IdftfIwU a.b4iui Rennessy was advanced birGrii who first raised the allegations, $14,500 for a Mardi 1977 trip to testified before the panel Europe, LeIa said. He allegedly deposited $10,500 of it In his earlier this week. turned over to State personal bank account upon Lewis ast returning to Florida, using the Attorney Harry Mrrfaon l money to pay personal bills. He year evidence allmedly returned the to the state $10,500 log that Hennessy and former D irector three months later. p,ahj state Tourism Lewis accused Hennessy of Whitley falsified records from faking records from other trips overseas economic developto collect for uienses he never muM trips to' collect for ex. paid, or for more than the acpensw they never Pow. tual charge. The largest Hennessy and Whitley re-overcharge was allegedly $1,467 signed last spring. Lee Ann Burgess, the depart- for a luncheon at Stockholm, ment's administrator of tourism development, was accused of falsifying travel vouchers and fired, although RICHMOND,Va. (UP!) — An appeals court has overturned the mail fraud and Liquor Prices Way u r 'ra a ta'.reschiag duct- irshablyge frlaUy.%to., "thoids of iiatirn Oregon residents but parts of the Plains and Midwest warmed up after record cold. Mrs. Charikia Allen, brothere, Mcrsan and 'a ' , Stanley A. Martin, $7, of 210 McGnIfl, and several Mice. aid Colonial Way, Siatord, died nips. COny,flsmeflf • .• : '. Tuesday at his residence. Born WUIOO-EChbe,.. In Con, Mo., he had lived usry Is In charge of: hers for several yeas. He was arrwgsmenti. a vdsrai of WWI veteran ad a -' . member of Sanford F&AM It Fun.ral Notic*. He I. survived by a sister, TERRY NICKELSON - Ms. iGorman,AIton,fl3. Gruakow Fooral Home Is in Catherloo JUvW46 all, Ch" of EW ssoftm Who died Doc IL will be $V!øV it 1p.m. as RING km"MIN's OWN Qansacs A. Kin.. IS of 3tii with .. e & Lake Ate,, 8.J, dIsd IICIISIII,. S4WI1I Ii RiS*la*i The ____ Cimaisry. WIN5fl-Ika,5.IW WedoNday 'a diars.. • 's A. — TAUIIAIIAE, F1'. (UP!) them 11S thai Lest, forcing New Albany, lad. he IIFCIe(S.ICI& — A iiat Supreme Court the wholesaler to make up the 5J $7 He km Ifl5)ff$ IOe.OttofthShldNOfthel*Ui member of covenant r11811101woo Who died — sell g beb.sat add W. I k. 1 7W Chhisvitsras will be I drive VP of WM ad a of Selaw low' " In cities where me chain _ the retail Pill:@ of a fifth of Amoden da h1 ticiall ' swift in oams" whiskey, according to controls ___ ___ , d be Ml ad Prk. kiusa Pimerai II*I4 JIOn woL Beverage Director Charles he He in sirvivud in diaram. . price of uquor would X&L 'aided. lies . By UNITED PRESS INTERNATiONAL Roads and streets in southern Idaho flooded from rain and melting snow pouring Into the STANLEY MAR104 solitary 711111104" Naval Taw" No hinds no Coatir will a di. Ii. civit (i.ja ia TALLAHAWE. Pin (UPI) ''1e sosikiMi it. u 'a ri'Ir '' —5e011WJMld4d1' The Jachaisdis Demo ar to ssIIPs rr'rd fern 11111ft, Mas'da lAbw led ledard, Odom IL due, to wick bekn the chosis we ok Rain, Snow Flood Idaho Roads AREA DEATHS placed S BRIEF — France Gives U.S. War Site PARIS (UP!) — The United States has been -given 31 acres of France. The French deputy minister for veterans affairs, Maurice Plantler, and U.S. Ambassador Arthur Hartment signed an agreement "putting at the disposal of the United States" the land surrounding a U.S. World War I! monument at Pointe-du-Hoc in the Normandy region. The monument marks the site where the 2nd Ranger Battalion stormed ashore on the rocky point on D-Day, June 6, 1944, when the Allied forces returned to liberate France from Nazi .occupIeTL Jan. 12, IM-3A Chokes Political Foe, Gets Probation Pleads For Cooperation TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Groups of demonstrators demanding Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi leave the country marched In Tehran today with banners saying "Victory is close." The country's new civilian premier, Shahpour BakMlar, prepared to name a regency council this weekend to ease the departure of the shah and speed the recovery of Iran's shattered economy. The capital, shut down completely for the Iranian weekend, was reported peaceful under sunny aides despite the bands of youthful marchers who trekked slang empty streets and shouted, "Death to the shah." Banners carried by the demonstrators had photographs of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini, the shah's arch enemy, and lines of inscriptions from the Koran that said, "Victory is close. Tyranny shall be wiped out." BakMiar, premier since last Saturday, Thursday told Parliament a regency :acuaaung tue sums aeparture would be set up In two or three days. He invited his op ponents to join his 17-point program to pull the strife-torn nation together. "Help me turn the nation's economic wheels: the treasury Friday, Just Come Hear Th. Music - 01111INTUU.TH*U$UN,4P.M..2AM. LNtntirtólnm,nt Nightly mmmi hiwy 'kst C A 10 d (PA ealbnassd MI wiisn tested with R111 00 (aim a colt) 4 c*idst inis and iWi.d M"A VW&VA1WL Them 15ur$s we for cg1rIwbai pwpoess Yew 11111aft msy *y die to .Wwav mew be Im 14. 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By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. 9 ___ __ + rT.j The Clock Perseverance By DORIS DIRICH Paid Off We need not have to remind any motorist who finds himself bogged down on State Road 46 at the railroad tracks west of U.S. 1792 frustrating an experience it can be. As those trains passenger or freight roll, and sometimes, crawl by - all you can do is sit. And sit. And sit. Well, a giant step was taken to alleviate and eventually eliminate that frustration. Word has càfne that the Federal Highway Administration has allocated $3.3 million for construction of an overpass at the juncture. Funding of the effort did not just come out of the blue, nor were the wheels turning from within a vacuum. It took long, hard work and negotiations to achieve the goal. And perseverance. The big push began about four years ago when the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the Sanford City Commission passed resolutions calling for construction of the overpass. Meetings with state and federal officials followed. Douglas Stenstrom, one of the prime movers in the effort, informs us that it actually began about 20 years ago when petitions toward that end were presented to the state. .The former timetable now is a moot Issue. What counts is the future timetable with bids expected to be let In early 1982 and construction of the four láiie structure following later that year. That Is good news Indeed. "I'm proud of the chamber and the chamber's roads and bridges committee," observed Jack Homer, the chamber's executive manager, after hearing the news this week. "I certainly hope Sid Chase, Bill Bush and Doug and Julian Stenstrom get the recognition they deserve for their work on this." We agree. -,. day or night - - + Whale Limit .m 06.606 te *!. I 'I. fkQiLJ%4II , 31 16.b Conservationists, and those whalers who can we beyond 1179 profits, will be heartened by the International Whaling Cgsnmlulon's decision to limit the I0 North Pacific harvest of sperm whales to 3,100 animals -a 41 percent reduction from ,197$s limit of 6,444 sperm whales. This sharply reduced quota will guard the sperm whale species against the fate of the blue, bowhead and rigl* whale, already hunted to the brink of extinction. We are pleased to note that In 197$ the IWC asserted a measure oE Independence from the whaling Lnd*atry, which Jobbied against any reduction In the JIll quota. :,: The U.S. government has claisifled the spenn whale as an endangered species time 1970. Consequently, Washington total ban on the harvest of sperm whale.. The IWC'a scientific corn'nittee disagrees, although the committee acknowledges "crucial gaps In our understanding of whale populations." Prudence demands that quotas err on the side of cOnrvatlon In the absence of proof that a higtwr limit will not westa the survival of the sped... The curtailed 117$ harvest will admittedly do little to alleviate the financial plIgI* of the world's two r,nAIIW deep. ,water whiling fists, thee of Japan and the Soviet Union. sperm w lnctlon would put these . But Mots out of business permanently. The IWC wisely che.e between short4erin and Iostg4srm Interests. '11w commission mot now, ensue that Its Inspection -pogrom Is adequate to oversee Japanese and 5viit corn iance with the 197$ limits. favors a .,, .: 11I. 1. Pleas e Write la4s lsée aala are wekuseud for P61111adso. Al USs.. $bI 84W4wI a ae.e end W pi, a IIIIII se th 'd*ofH of th wriSer ow be Eve HiraM wreaped *. WON of writers who do ji w their ee In pr fl.Evsg HiraM she issarsi ,rW$*Wbb*nledimbmka ftdwisadwaisopm YS body odors, funky perfumes and shaving lotions and maybe obnoxious language permeate the air, which in any language, just plain stinki, Non-smokers can be self-appointed martyrs (remember, I have been there). Just recently I attended a gathering (outside Sanford) of 20 persons. Before the dinner got underway, several had downed a little sip or nip. A woman acroas from me lit op a cigarette to be severely admonished by a woman who obviously had nipped a little too much. been In this situation before and stay I prepared. I fumbled In my handbag, dragged out a small incense cone, and lighied It on a saucer. The fragrance of the Ignited cone emitted a delicious aroma, along with a trail of smoke. You could have heard a pin drop around the table. Finally, a demure little lady whom I later learned was a non-smoker said, "My, what a delightful air-clearer. Smoke is not necessarily an atmospheres with brass cuspidors for old-timers to spit the juice from that wed oftcb.cco- Instead of using the floor or sidewalk. That's more than I can say for Orlando's ultramodern Bob Carr Auditorium. When we attended the opening night of Carol C1wnnlng In "Hello, Dolly," during Intermission, many high society theatre patrons, dressed to the nines, were grinding lighted cigarettes In the carpeting because no ashtrays were available. Again, gorgeous expensive plants were fertilized (or stuoted) with generous portions of tobacco. When I tell you, there are many conditions far more offensive than tobacco smoke, I am not talking through my hat. You see, I'm a smoker, and sometimes a non.smoker. And when I go on a "nosmoking" kick, I'm quick to sound off to smokers about that nasty, costly, smelly habit. You could say I'm exactly like the person who eats or drinks too much. We can take ftor leave it but our addiction demands that we take It, generally speaking. So, for whatever It's worth, I would much rather have the air polluted with a smokescreen than hem a close spot where godawful halitosis, nauseating SPORTS L at. + WORLD Run A Risk W& W4 4w**Wt~6.., r 13 "it's pe*4 like that, poking along speed limit, who cause accidents." . :. at th ir I beginning, " i ". " :!~ `_1 . '" .., 1LJ Th e lop '. \1 ' -_- U WASHINGTON WORLD of Vance Vs. Brzezins l for of quite ____ _ for even a ea ats" have for to for or + .:.. '. -. . ''1. . . ------ . , . i.a T omers THE SWING OF THINGS 1. Biggie RAr1hI'Itts, ;i:h .. or tingent upon - ;.j.,;. At Se m in o l e Prep Loop Slgnups p gap DeLand Paola Slates I1. , we spite of were + way teen-age ._11 .I, ~#: WASHINGTON (NEA) -President Carter Is ByDONGRAFF taking a sizable and unnecessary political risk In ,. _______________________ Not all of us are also-rans in the race with Nnpltillzlng so Incessantly his determination to hold the federal budget deficit to less than $30 In top executive ranks, there generally is more billion in the next fiscal year. to. in cover the increasing cod of even hIgh.stjli As Senate Budget Chairman Edmund S. living. Muekie, among others, has tried to warn him, The Information comes from a Conference there Is no Carter anyone else can Board survey of the highest-paid officers In determine today how much red Ink will show up nearly 1,500 companies. According to the + when the books are dosed Sept. 30, 1980 on the j .. returns, the base salary of your typical chief budget the president is sending to Congress Later - 4m .. IL executive officer in a manufacturing enterprise. this month. gone op some 20 percent In the lad two Of all the elements bithe federal budget, the ,606 years. deficit - which represents the between SaLary, however, Is far from the whole story; revenues and expenditure. - Is probably the (to tam menufacturing &PIN 4, 'I least predictable because It It 50 directly percent) now pay year-end bonuses to top the health the economy as a executive.. These also have been rising, in whole. relation to base pay. For our manufacturing ft is rtii recalling that Carter originally predicteda 180.5 billion deficit for the current k lastyear. fiscal year, whereasthe latest estimatesplace Adding op the odds and ends of income, the the figure at close to $41 billion. The projected attrthu. median total compensation for manufacturing's BY HELEN THOMAS reporters occasionally, but rarely fiscal 111$ budget deficit was $61.8 billion; the Ilion. Such sessions are most often on "deep top men was $24100 last year. 1s Is the top of UPI White House Reporter actual figure, $48.7 build). WASHINGTON (UPI) - Under the Con baground," meaning the press has to report the executive line. Increments during the some In those two instances, the expectations stitutlon, the president Is In charge of foreign foreign policy assessments on Its own without period and current Income totals for other major proved worse than the actual deficit. But with policy. But with National Security Affairs identifying any sources. business categories were 1.ss but still subCarter's fiscal 1980 budget, the danger Is the Adviser Zblgnlew Brzezinski in the White House - op 1$ percent to $184,000 In retail While Vance was trying to conclude the d" opposite. Administration economists made a and S.CIetMY Cyrus Vance at the State Strategic Nuclear Aims Agreement with the trade, 1$ percent to $1,000 In utiliHet, 17 peroptimistic assumptions about Department, sometimes President Carter gets Soviets, the president and BrzezinskI had cei* to $100,000 In commercial banking, for a few number the IlLtM stommy over the next 31 mixed signals. already set a Jan. 1 goal of U.S recognition of additional eznples. In istt a dc4mpt. ' Fm the pod two years, the piwer + tod The ..ouui blujm. !*3a. aa $IivitaI tho Xr" d In direct contrast to most economists In the moved back and forth with dlplointic ohesrvsn g f way have pet 10 a d th. £o,ja to hold op a sing between I b-ins, private sector and on Capitol Hill, they are fry and tddepending open the type of the decide who really has president's SALT II pact. mild recession ear. making no allowance Sources said that Vance would have preferred ranking officers between 56 and 43 percent. during that period and have calculated that Executive rank also frequently ,'tills access Immense respect for While there Is Vance a later date of the aimoisocement so as to not unemployment should reach no more than 6.2 among White House aides, their jabs at State upset the Soviet Union, but with remarkable to other meats of easing the strain on the W1, pet on the average for calender year 1980- Department "bur ucr become more developments In Mina and a further opening up sonal exchequer. An increasingly popular pitt Is less than half a percent above Its current 5.8 f requent. to the West, the recognition policy had a the use of "Stock Appreciation Righis." `136 level. can't Icee market maneuver permits and There are unconfirmed reports that Carter, momentum of Its own. If they are wrong, even by a little bit, Carter's fed up with the infighting, has Issued a conUn China r app o I'ment ws Brzezinski's executive to relinquish a company stock oplon, precious deficit figure wIll wind up on the t-P (Idential memo ordering that all foreign policy baby. Vance was summoned back to Washington receiving cash equal to the stock's appreciation heap. A 1 percent rise In unemployment, for statements be cleared by Vance. the an. from the time the of*lon was granted. frrjun the Middle East to be on hand Instance, brings with It a $15 billion drop In State Department officials were not happy to nouncenec, but he had not played a big t-01. In In the 1141A of these affluent cfrcance, revenues and a $3 $6 billion increase in U be left out of the four-nation Guadeloiçe summit, the diplomatic move. those farther down on company payroll pecking penditires unemployment compensation, a gathering when each leader was allowed to And when the Cambodian c.p1tl, phno,n orders where the admtnldratlon's wage welfare and the III have only one top adviser present. Carter's Penh, fell to Soviet-sponsored rebels, there was a guideline, really pinch may be riled In I adviser was Brzezinski, who had also prepared certain amount of boasting from Brzezinski's long-held malon about the executive suite: That's a fact, and We not subject to control cajolery by Carter, the Congress or anyone else. president'sbriefing papers on the subjects corner. The pat" security affairs adviser had When timm let Wash, the bucks tend to stop It's a ide bet, however, that the RepUbliCafi ranging from arms thrl1utki'a to the turmoil in been severely criticized the mo,41i before for there. prssia4 'tIal nominee next year will remember It-an. calling the 1114101I conflict a "proxy war" that ter promised no more that a $20 to 30 me summit leaders met mostly among between Chinaand Rmala. ON answer to an inflatIon-straIned houseboM billion deficit and will hold him PO* themselves, but Carter briefed his own aides Vance and Brzezinski have nez afoul of each budget Is two paychecks, a major factor In the responsible If the red Ink rises -no matter how later. It is not known whether the State Depart- other in other world troubl, spots and In their rapidly Increasing numbers of working wins in 11th. Carter could do about It. mad also was clued In on the talks. But while foreign policy approach. the labor market .. Which may she bsabe* What Carter and Congress can do, in their Carter was In the Carrlbeezi, It was op to Vance Polish-born Bruslaski Is considered a )r- in InCreIab* corporate awareness of the elicits to fight Iil4Icm, Is to control federal to make all the pronouncements on the fall of dither by the Soviets. He also appears to follow working wife. spending more tightly than they have in the pad, Cambodia. According to a survey by MsrrW Lynch the policy of "l4 go" In tying Soviet actions in but even this Is harder than It sounds. Vance and Brzesir' joked good naturedly Akka and other areas to the SALT-talks and Relocation Mengeinest, Inc., more firma are More then 75 percent of the budget Is "im about their reported rivalry. Several mom41' ago other attempts at detentc offering job1lndlng assistance to wives of oosdreflable," not subject to cuts by either Brzezinski's star faded when the White House As long as Carter he two strong advisers In traithrred employees. The aid, reported by $ p.rc of * ma jor firma aure,,d, ran Carter or (grees. Pot of this (about 11 per- seemed to be speaking with two voices and cent of the total budget) Is Interest on the Carter deddedto call a MR. At the Camp David, continua lobe rivalry for his Mt,,4ton It all bftP to peft for mntsgmeyf.i, itMI'il dsht. Another chunk Is contracts summit, Vance played an Important role. depends on whom Carter chooses to lIsten to at occepetlonal counseling and jebIag ade In recent weeks, Brzezinski has briefed may given time. already agreed to. Jim Afford and Andy Carraway (front right) get In a few practice swings just to get John Dickey, Jerry Dense, Jack Bridges and Bob Smith (left to right) in the mood for upcoming Deltona Open, Feb. 9-10 at Deltona Country Club. The six golf enthusiasts are gold sponsors for the spring event which brings Florida PGA golfers to the area, uui k ISr"EBOARD .... PALM SPRINGS, Calif. MW . (UP!) - Maybe good things really come to those who wait. Second Texas Tech 00 Baylor 76 s. , They have for John Mahaf1 Sharkey Pete UTA £ 1070 640 3O0 AT DELTONA fey, anyway. 3 A lbert' s Cool 1600 300 W. N.M. 55, COW Minis so 8 DrIf's Two years of personal prob. West NSA 0(1.3)56.40; P (1-3) 244.30; T (I.). flvrsdsy's Reselts Air Force 71, So. Cob. 62 lens and injury almost f orced I) 537.30; Time 31.6. Detroit 101, Portland 101 BYU $0. Texas-El Paso 36 the Texan to quit golf last year. Third Race. 5.16M Son Anton 140, Sin Doo III Cal. St..Flrtn 76, Sta Orb 62 In fact, a year ago he was out lMr. Buckingham 1+10 3+00 2.60 Kin City 51, Golden s,. se E. Montana 75, N. Montana " Sporls I Harry Buck 1400 6+70 Seattle 105, Phoenix 106 Fresno St. 53. San Jose St. si looking for sponsor exemptions 6 Two Stroke Lng 3 46 Bch St. 13, Cal. Irvne 58 so he wouldn't have to face the Nov- Reno N. Lyle Cal. si 0 (3I) 47.00; P 131) 93.10; T (3.6 embarrassment of qualifying. 61 355.40. Time 31.63. N. Arizona 72, Montana s Fourth Race, 5-16, D Pac $6, Utah St. 62 Oneofthesponsorswhogave S Adair Scott 6 Ppprdn. 65, St. Mrys 61 340 2+5) him an invitation was Bob I Penny Hanson NHL 500 300 Utah 101, New Mexico By United Press InternatIonal scored 12 of San Antonio's next Hope. 7 Big Boy Blue Thursday's issilts With. St. 72, Stanfrd 52 5 40 DetroIt 3, Phil. 3. tie Apparently the attention paid 14 points. Q(4$) 16.40; P (5-4) 31.20; T (5.4. Weber St. Si, Mont.St. si This Year, Mahaffey is paying By MILTON RICHMAN Buffalo 4. Washington 2 7)112.00. Time 31.61. to high-scoring George Gervin "I feel good about thIs Bob back, and then some. He's \ _~ 4 . Boston 6, Minnuta 4 Fifth Race, 5.16, C does not arouse resentment In because we won," said Gervin. tearing up Hope's tournament, Vancouver 4. St. Louis 3 2 0ayie's Pick 37+00 2800 4 80 a Al his teammates. On the con6 Tally Ellen 500 3 Gervin hit 24-of-33 from the and creating quite a stir. SDudeDaven 095r0W)dofthe9O trary, they seem eager to help field and had four assists while OILANDO4IMINOLI 0(24$ 92-101 P 12-4) 40,75, T 134. .. MIwanisasney citsa 11%.. him when theY '-S' breaking the previous arena hole lisps, wblds______ It i64.4Sj TINS 5s, '0'" Ts,i* Sims Hockey )ef7 5fflfl5"5 pr455 of $50Q Sixth *ace, 5.16, A +NZWYORZ(UPI)-YOIr heart hU to be' ià"' 4'ThY McTIfld1uid'gave record of 51 he ad In 1175. 3 Msna 15.40 3.20 1.20 U. Louis -Sicaflid 3 Lgal Hassle 12.10 5.00 320 the ball to him," said San WI1155f 7 Manobo Wltherspoon topped the Clip. Mahaffey had seven birdies feel something for Bill Bordley 3.10 2.10 Tony Currl and fenssnsen Road Two 13.40 6X) 2 4.40 bo gey en route to a 6-Widerpar Labl, from Salt LU. City and - Bid! don't fed the ClnclxmatlRedaihould be cast as villains for Antonio Coach Doug Moe after pers with 38 points and nine a Kukomonga 3(X) a ii.7i .2e, P (3.7) 57.11; PD (7. sent dsfensamen But, Hess and 66 at Tamarisk. 0(31)101.00; P (3.5) 155.40; 3' (3 the Spurs swamped the San rebounds. doug what Affleck and forward Brian 5.7) 501.00. Time 31.23. Thursday, in the second row, Bruce Diego Clippers, 140-Ill, on the Eleventh Game In other games, Detroit Bordley, a big, 21-ye 21-year-old left-bander who Iivie to that Cen tral Hockey k. Seventh Race, I.. C • UrizarArca 14.10 3.60 3.60 M ah .affty made nine bir di es, of Gervin's 52 points downed Portland, 104-101; League affiliate. Two Flags tall, was 20.2 with the University of SouthernCalifornia last strength 5 4 360 2 60 I Cilcnhz.tsidro 6.40 3.40 6 Los Angeles - Recalled Charlie 3.40 3 Robin's Boy 360 360 ason. He's one of the bed pitching prospects In the country and Thursday night. "He (Gervin) Kansas City held off Golden Including an Incredible seven In Simmer SlmonEnrique from Springfield of AHL. SMama Sieta 3+00 rowfromthefifththroughthe phase cinesa "lot for the p team th ey State, 9419, and and Seattle edged a "" U.N. Int.rms of qiallty, he was all by himself in titeaeconiary Buseli 0(3-6)21.20; P (63) 51.00; T 163. Twelfth Game llth holes atLaQulnta, appreciate It." Phoenix, 109-100 Boston enroute - Named Paul Tavares 7 Mao Andre 12.40 3+40 4.20 5)230.10. Time 35.42. of Tuesday's baseball draft, and Wayne Britton as scouts. a second straight 66. tIi Race, 516, C The 52 points amounted to a Pistons 104, Trail Blazers 101: The secondary phase of draftees Is made up of only those who Arts-Enrique 10.40 3.20 6Adventure Cieviband - Signed Randy EllIet 13SaraClorea 600 1+40 2.50 Thus, after two rounds n d ly. HemisFair Arena record, a 5+10 a Surefire Charlotte did wi sign with the dubs which selected them previous M.L Carr scored 23 points Mahaffey had 16 birdies for a and Bob Hansen and sent them to 5 20 4.10 0(51)11.151 P (7-5) 121.11; Tacoma of PCL. 7 Lake Gun gordley was one of these, having declined to sign with the though Moe understandably and Bob l,anier added 18 to help 100 score of 132. That Milwaukee Brewers after grad ua ting high school in 1976 al though didn't place too high a priority Detroit A - I,fl5g Hare 111,331. losing 7) 173.3$. Time 31.47. eclipsed an equally remarkable cm setting new mar ks, it was st reak. The loss was the third THURSDAY ISDAY MATINS! they, had offered him latter than $100,. Ninth Race, 5.16, B by P1155 Game Art waii aizn(at Impossible far him to S Chip of Duke On Tuesday, the Reds drafted ey ph for Portland. 1 Za$eElorza 13.00 7.20 5.40 7 RetIre Daniel 1610 860 9+007 Wall shot his second straight 600 500 Gervin from achIeving and he celled It "probably the worst day of my life," Bordley i 5.40 1.10 3 Atwood Express 4 00 67-at Bermuda Dunes and 6 Abbert.Ebexpe Kings 94, WarrIors 89: 5+20 hoped to be drafted by the CalIfonü Angels so he could be closer ones 0(3-6)65.40; P (3-6) 2)1.30; T($.4. 33,$5; 0 (3.4) P 134 was well placed. That Is, (44) 117.55. Thwsday "I put George back in Otis Birdsong, who took at 3) $SS.20. Time 31.75. to home, which Is Rolling Hills, Calif., and the reasons he offers Second Game last il Mahaffey, one of the last Tenth Race, 5-16, B because we were aware of the scoring honors with 24 poInts, Unt tatnly are oosnp.thng 3 Zat•Oiii 11.40 6.40 3.00 3 Heather Crash Abbrght 53, Del. Vu 75 1+10 310 7.50 for players off the tee, checked in 1 is arena Aidana.Coldo record," Moe acknowledscored six In the final 4:40 Cal. Pa. St. 101, Larche 55 I fa ther, Bordley says, has had a quadruple heart bypass, h 6.40 3.60 $Manatee Doug 4+40 2.10 at 132. 3.00 god. "I really don't like to do Kansas City. Coon. 43, Boston U. 62 2Dlannas Streak 1+00 4d.it brother was crippled in an auto accident and 11.41, P (2.4) 121.61; PD 4. Coppin St. 111, D.C. Coll 105 0(3-1)17.40; P (3-I) 42.00; T (3.5. 2)71.51. othsrla leaving home foctMAfrForce. All Mix, Bordley points that sort of thing but he had 40 SupemSonics iS9 F. Ocknsn U, 5 33 2) 116.01. Time 31.60. A jum p shot by Jack Slkma Third came F.Pberce 102, Fltchbg 54 q,pidsthe rwpcaseMlltysquarelyon him to help brthgiç his 13. In three quarters. We waited Eleventh Race, S-)6,C 3 CibonIl.Javb 5.50 7.40 310 udil the lad five minutes," Hamilton Si. Eisinhwie 43 and four free throws by Gus 4 Charlie Hustle 17+50 5.20 660 year-old brot1w. 1 Aldansieflia 5.00 3.00 3 Dave Pear iet. 16.20 5.10 me Spun' bench darted the Williams in the last seconis 4 PitaIchave .j."My fathsr Is not In the position to rain the 13-year-old as he 3+40 Lincoln $3, Stockton V. 12 Alert's Dale 7.20 final quarter and when Gervin helped Seattle Increase Its first0 (11) 23.15 P (5 1) 61.11. Northeastern Ii, Harvard 01 e'uM be rMc-d," says Bortaky 0(4.5)42.40; P165) 214.50; T (4.5Piwik Game returned w Pace 103, CCNY 71 ith 5:33 to play he place In the Pacific Dlvlson. Clara Williams walked off I) $ 16.61 Time 31.7$. that he we. drafted by the Angels, who 11'do all he could to 1 L51ue-Elorza 5.50 5.60 3,20 Potsdam St. ;1i, o. Twelfth Race, ,, 0 wi top nors at Sabal p Ogulza.Per,z OW fourth choice hi Tuesday's secondary phase, Bordley wrote 7.00 3.20 Pol,* Park 53, ClarIon 62 Alert's Edna I-SO 900 3.10 when she shot 93 and won the a 6Al'-AItu Qunnplac 67, cent Conri. letters to the dubs width had the first three picks, Philadelphia, I Jaunty Jill 16.20 3,10 0(1-4) p21, P (14)131.111 DO (5 7 women's golf to R. Morris 10, G. Mason 72 ur nament A Lake Ilk. 300 1toido and (lnehvtsII, IiIci-mlng them he didn't _______ Rtgrs $0. G. Washington 12 th Mary ho Horenstein shot a 0(1-I) 42.50; P ( 1-1)200 .70; TIllFlIgid. selected by them. PillS Game Si Anslm's 72, So. Cons 71 1) 231.45. Time 3.U. 77 low net and Jeanne Kelber Santi-Enrique 10.10 6.50 6.00 W Hall 50, Providence OS Won ptdJ.4i5pla and Toronto abided by his wish; Cincinnati didn't. A-L6fl Handle 1213.113. 2 Iilbao.lildre had 30 putts. 5.40 6.00 Shepherd SI, Salem 15 1 Aluria.EIorza 5.30 'SOfIn)t 77, DUQIJSV.S Newport dominated B drafted h (3.4) 34.15; P (42) 111.11. ______ WheelIng 104. Flir Fla. 72 Ground Flightwltha95 and Peg Mouser sixth Game Wm. Pattrsn 57, Hunter 71 J0 Brown,________ the Reds' thief of scouts, admitted Borthy had told 2 Abbert.Juan 5.30 7.20 1.50 had all low net. Chris Burgner WPI 73, Stevens Tech 54 On Rods he preferred sIgning with a West Coast team, but Bowen By United Press Isterutisal 2, and Vancouver handl Cacho.Echavs 5.60 5.10 ed St. had 31 putts. ou ! 1 .loseElon. added he considered Bordley the bed prospect availa ble In the The Philadelphia Flyers ioils,4-3. There were no games 7.20 Albny St. 102, Ga. Coil 73 In C Flight, Marchetta 0(1) $2-Ill P (2-4) 117.55 D. Llpscmb SO, Bimont s draft and Man obligation to Cincinnati fans to try to sign him If caught a case of the late-game scheduled In the World Hockey ch had a 106 with Ileclienha Game Fayettvl Si 55, Va. St. 54 he could. bl ues. 2 Pita -Perez Association. 12.20 6.40 3.10 F.Marion 113, Cstal Car. 55 Beverly Del Mastro having a 71 4 L41I.00lde "We're going to mak. him a fine offer," said Bowen, 10.00 3.10 "When we have the lead In Brain I, North Stars 4: Grr Webb 76, Catawbs 74 net and Virginia Franklin 1 Echario-Ieltla 3.10 Auburn $2, Georgia 77 For hispt,Bordeyssid: "We'vs had alot of tragedy here at the last 29 seconds, should Hick Middleton and Bobby low using 33 putta. 0(24) hIss P (24)01.15, Big 0 Ga. Sthrn 54, Ft Vail) home. I could have played for the California Angels. They were keep It," Flyers' Coach Bob Sci1a ut scored third-period (24 wilS 24)370.4.. Ga. Tech 72, W. Car. 50 Next week begins the two. willing to work "r out for me and I was ecstat ic." ' McCammon complained Thus. goals to give Boston 63 points, round Beratt Jacksonville 70, Troy 64 2 Arts-lIons 23.10 10.20 3.10 Lonoir.Nhyn. 73, wngt. Lsoing to BillBotdiy,*Isemysncogh to see his side of ft, day ntgld, after the Detroit Red most in the NHL. 6 Sara-lure ladies competing or and 10.20 3.10 St. 101, MilL 52 thsreIsaotherslde as ,eU,andkitheend this ali coiidwthd Wings dole a 3-3 tI. on Nick Sabres, CspltalsZ: 1 Alurla.Juan 3.10 Pmbrte St. IS. High P572 second place prize. In each 11 P 4) SI.I•. the sate place the majority of baseball's major problems do Ubett's goal with 2$ seconds to ROaIIOkI 55, Rnd.-MaCn 45 Second-e-jod goals by Jim f'jgig, NisihOams SE La. P. McNess $t. 44sithur in court or In Bowls Kiss Isp. play. Schoen feld, Don Lure and Rene 504. 10.30 510 7.50 Tsnneas 114, Florida To begin with, t he present system of drthlag players Itt UrIzar 14.50 4.10 "We played the Same ln their Robert carried Buffalo. Inn. WsIynhl, Inn. Tm.O5 0 Sara laseW ar,y, bee bess In affect since 1*, wIdth means end,"coidlmssdthe coach. "ft's Casucbe 4,11w 3: 6.30 TStin. St. IL N. Ala. 73 0(3-1) lllSi P (5-3) lii.),. WWhrp 75, Cent Wslyn 70 'oppradmetelyl,4Nplayershiv.beenselected,and in allthat the sante old story. We had JereGillla'goaJatl2:l5 of the " TisiSSam. fte the system bee sever been "flanged legally, numerous chances but we tiiri period broke a 3-3 11. and 1 Msdlna 1110 10.10 o Aqulne. 71. CalvIn 11 3 Arco "I'm way Ieee it, the Ride cowl be faulted for having drafted didn't pot the pack In the net." Qiris Oddielfson scored a goal 5.00 3.00 lakar 52. Tarlo 5; lAlf1s 8P.M. 0.10 Chi. CrclssI.sI.xvrSo Seminole srdisy, who new goo tacko the n.d drdthiJaeU he High girls "Weceruelnhsretoaeelfwe and assisted on the three 0(13)34.lIj PCi.)) 51.ISa 00(1aha 73. kadley 71 (Claud Sadly) with them 1)15411. could dial a point sal that's others, leading Vancouver to a bssketbaUtasncarneiwitha Evngl 51, Culvr.$fcktn 67 i,vft th Rids wad Song with Boidey's request and passed what 4341 viCtor)? ever arch-rival we did," saId Coach victory over St. [isis. 0. Williams 7s, 11114 ____ OISêlChSVI 15.50 5.10 5.10 lU $1. MichIgan s. e. DeLaid Thaidey gtg he , and any there wa's nt.iiiwnt preepect. who trade Bobby Kionun. "The fans have MATINEES: r 7 Slmon.Altu 5.10 4.40 ISU-Ivnsvl 57. ws Ky. Mon..Wed. - Sat. Dens Yoaruhawhitabucbstst dodor r,quuds.dwrut.'-'letterstovwloeeW. Cat tobepstliatwlthne.We'relni 2 Jew Porn 11.50 40Jrr4e.Ia SO. IIIdIsnS ____ NEW MATINS! the busier. $"le, 44, was 0(1-7)4010, P (17) 252*. .ussevhureeeddks4to?ftwa5dntholangb5onteanw five-yew heng procom aid N. 7*. Post Time 1:15p.m. 0510 lit. sea led by Dens Berga's wishing ho siga particular proopeda would urge them to write we're having some problems 4 MV1l$*O 13.15 1.20 210 01W Hal Si. CIIIINdIS 74 points. Sem ole in pl liter. to ether cI tailing them they didn't care to sign with this year. They're down on me ays at A1*nIa-1,wiqu, 3.10 2.10 Purdue fl,MIdtllas 07 ALL. NEW OVII4O SMEdIJ night at S. 0 Afls-A?ca 3.50 ye, he! the draft presee as it stands 4II I.4th. nod ad th tan but we've been Ms-Soils 01 10 Trifecta lox _______ 01 $TA11DINO$ p () 11 SIg 0 Trl.$t. 71. $11411110 $42 Trlfecla Wheel we su1gp4he drin.11wremightSNbs,vgg-48'neel giving them their 'money's I. C1-7 *511-3) 144.lIs ($'7w1* a54 Tulsa 53.15 III. N ALL 12 RACES worth In ad." 1 rTop$ugsnImdie$ *15. 51, Niffiesini 50 A I.P11J 3 N•11e $ 1013.5$. a,ame1rIarebelNruIsedastewbethererDot With Bob Del1.y serving a Jovsv.rbesv _______ ______ Thursday Ladies' Hits 3 1 Rouse's Cenlectienary . can . 01cSt,a 54 l'ig penalty ad Detroit at lAmmed at SI by th Angels. 3 .s..*. ' 63 IAflFOIU)' '1'h Ora Riu.SI theraaspt1a1h.d?"hwis Kis wee_ - tomeviN riNi Regl Vs' Dog Mt. Ti at. C Art. P'S Aueclatleu, which pretties CSMSS7O.C.OSI.P.M oft IshuuswhaibeatidtudWsRed Sezlot' to soil ssiathsim, AhOB CII*lflhI% 10.1, !au4.1d umpires for area baseball S. 74 MNFOSD-OSLANOO UbMt p4d thu puck Pad redrkk 1111111111 do media. James Souse flu games w 13.1: HSBI N rts Kffm CWB So TSIrIISyNI ill itd a "wiling goalie Bernie Pad for his he. M" he add. iu, ion 140*ss SI. 1150*450 Pisst*.ce.S.16,D N. .to. - Jest Sunday at 2pm. Is the Lyman !.Obeliuly, ft ft 10.0: WIllism Carr 5.4; Leroy khetOplsyaewhome, es wuld most second goal of the paw. OS. C11 017. W11I$M101 PS 3Luchy P410 15.15 5.10 12.4 F ranklin 5.1;, HIgh aorlat, ad Invites sit 5rc* 7.7: RIchardson lSa 1333 Lx..sd on *151052 N.M. HIlAds 41 7 iscly Dell __ ____ ____ In other gam.s, Bostan Dervyl Msr*ls 1.1; FrIICS MiNer 310 5.10 adw: UI,heIathiwith Illile. 11. kt..SciSi Is Il$LNvMloNs-13; 100 ikarmeFe. 5.10 ospective members to ho .u.jhs,,dautheigfaidaidtoBe*LahoOty, Robe' delidid Minnesota, .14, 1af 74;MldsselWrIIhtêJl James, 4 S.F. Aee14053. lam Hem Is $jj S(14)N.ISJP(14)$64J51y(3.7. 5 IV15M. (go he"iitid Wliten, 1. 4.3: Nod Alninde' 1.5T* stirs Si, li*its 4$ . 'Puo, 1? I) Mile, Tine + Pro Basketball + Gervin Hits 52 Parade For Arena Mark Pro Hock.y J i Poor, Iordlsy + . ai Transactions I .. . ........ right to College Basketball snap a six-game a row Williams Wins Sabal Tourn.y .. ' LateoGame Blues Flyers JACK ANDERSON Carter Facts From WASHINGTON -Aijon. who t kids ask the &sdeet qwstli,lie SwaM beer some of the and woman of the prkorps wad tow about Preddunt ter. Mv 14 appaladly, no known limit to the cotissity Uwt editors (or maybe publlsiierV arers) have 1., the Istailof the pr's pad ad presed sotivitissi his he ad 4dibis, After flSI such plotione ON a cA 0 am = boo. the White How preperedal$.psgeherualloom In "adioll as d for Carter irMa. Reedy? Hots goes: Pr4't Cotter's he she Is7; Sweaie,l$'C; la,erIle feed, Elohi steak rots; md car, 184$ Isdat±er Cvdsv; lonft •-• "Aezee Grace," "B1d Be the TI. Ud !!?' aadth "Navy Hymn." Thi pr1'. blaiest according to the irMa mime, tacisdi cellectiag bellies sad Iusiliu.k. ad padug for gold In Nssth amolL(now hetheletterhebby prided? "ccly," th tdr the he "Moss ad 2'-rt as .Yewh," iskotnod*1s Jimmy iii his atierOieds'Inthe nor ..r vIthhislH gs,issiaimiMn.fl'spitttMo deer pop leaft Jj's 7 Im hopes of 1i in ow The Buck Stays At __ _______ _ to way The puritanical protestors (non-smokers) shut up, the smokers happily puffed, and everyone ap peared to enjoy the rest of the evening. r Shouldn 't NEW YORK (UPI) was leading the second, 3-0, r'dry over Connors. I won It. I'll seemed better. It seemed be. Connors was limping, the when Connors stunned the take it any I can get it. I satisfactory this morning and it ; bewildered crowd was gasping, crowd of more than i5,0W would rather win by finishing a was worth the chance. But it's a and the forlorn tennis officials people by failing to return to the match, but winning Is better significant blister and very. were groaning. painful." court following the rest period, than losing." What was supposed to be the "I was really uncomfortable Dr. Norman Rudy, the nail-biting, final day from the said tending physician, said Connors Under new tournament rules, of the round robin competition Connors, who revealed that his first came to him with the ailing Connors is automatically dis on Friday was reduced to a left foot has been troubling him foot Tuesday night. qualified from the rest of the series of meaningless exhili- for more than a week. "Jimmy has a hemorrhage Masters, a situation which lions. McEnroe was jubilant with under a combination blister- would have disturbed him. And out of all this gloom, his first ever triumph over callous under his foot," Rudy except for the fact that Rudy rebel John McEnroe Connors in five meetings, In said. "Wednesday removed says he probably won't be able was beaming. the circumstances, some blood from under It and It to play for another two week.. The contrasting moods "I'm happy," said the is. about with startling year-old New Yorker. "A suddenness Thursday night 44dory over Connors Is a vicwhen Connors, the defending champion, was forced to default from his match against McEnroe because of a swollen Cage and painful foot. McEnroe had won the opening set, 7.5, and .-. -------------. . , ,..,+ L.eIgUe .. (Uid LIIIt Will me big one toni ght in eminoie county high schedule registration Saturday school basketball is DeLand at Seminole. at 11 sin. cm the Wilson The bitter arch-rivals square off at8p.m. in ementary field. Sanford with junior varsity teams playing at Boys ages 6-12 should bring a 6:15 birth certificate, a parent and Elsewhere i at $10 for T-Ball registration and Ho t At Lake Howell at Daytona Mainland and Spruce $15 for ages 9-12. There is a 05 maximum family fee. Creek visits Lake Brantley. Jimmy VIEWPOINT I. Friday, Jan. 12, 1" 7A McEnroe Wins By Default,. But He's Not Complaining air pollutant." ANGLE- WAL TERS Carter Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. have - - ': Allergies Sometimes when people have a distaste for a certain person, place or thing, they conveniently develop an allergy as a cop-out. O allergy f reaks, o believe that certain non-smokers take the cake for being obnoxious. For the life of me, I can't understand all the static about smoking. There is no way people's behavior or habits can be controlled In public or otherwise. Most folks just simply don't do what another has decided Is good for them, anyhow. So people smoke too much, eat too much, booze too much, cuss too much, He too much, cheat too much and on and on. So what, and what's new? It's been more than just a few years that Americans have been tobacco addicts whether It's niffing, dipping , chewing spitting, huffing, puf ng fi sor hacking a s a result., And people are going to smoke publicly. If no ashtrays are available, they use the floors and on occasion, I have seen butts ducked into expensive planters. Back In the "old days," public places were equipped with spittoons - and In more refined I W h* lte House "' The .., selected high school valedictorian when he played hooky and wad to a move." (Nate of movie hl,splksbly not prsvIJst) And, at Annapolis as a yo mL1ii,,"Carter was PaiidlId and laud for reluekig to sing General Sherman's battle hymn NO %weling According to sworn t"ony, J1wy Cow bleejeans. He had corns kern Ilsrido where he personally dicused the 60r9 with Mo had IItxeted the ftmd wiñuts to low bud Bert [act, whose NthIriM Hank of their habby seeking e,-.V"-us To pans sI GOW1110 1eed nut euly the j'e'iaNt $1 mipad labeter, be be av& with mllU"' he. letS of $4.7 to the tv low 66 Is 1110 pier----pill, billeil Thsrearslln1tsto the depthethe White Rome doff will digto accommodate the Noy Parkars of the press. Someone recently d1el to know if the president's mmderwme is cedar'm. The Inquirer wan net n'.d a a. swar. And another question, wither Carter wore pajomu when he stayed overSth CWW recadly, reedted In this Incotieladve ss: White Hones press ilde: "I dust bo H. diyedMhemayor's house. Wbyadthe was eed In for 9willoolog . He pls±d do ds.prrtThitssea,qso H, bed Fifth Ajn&n,,I en the aM t.ldhewaddbswUt.r:çiKthepusd ==M%Wudowwbomd jury n15:atl the proper rncsrde hides *W SUS lr BothJ1wyadhlHy Carter ho,ea1t4,dl, ' to INve beep quiet about their kui ' w therAhL Id_ OR thi esettary, be Mad latu embattled Bert tact. ad th Iy r m mayor?" Reporter: "He dids't Seep with th major." Prom alde: "I dids't Seep with him, either." M UUJANI IWft: Vkat Mar "tar, the ly, 1IssriM isj.w ofthe Carter da,heatshnetotank. am read ow lapoit that he :v at, 841y, he n-'l heaotery $ed Who ql9111,,d p a federal p..jot, sheet a soil" I WA a flae p000d lift Ow d4b dot sheer Wd I raglar kiter 1w see ad prep uty ascend ir im cart, wan: H, "me dow beIng c ___ __ a 61 Bid It me aft($sr, nut the pr. who Ca peanut t,m to g a meit's sye11 + ___ 'ilee tiss Nv repe4 TIheId to n- re emecee, that is "b.00mefu1es , jyt,Jote ibesaretrykigkiyswneitwqtogot the esidry ad aeØntIg 111111- b-au" ft iafsrmitl agala about our winhine idhehehesuiiM,It t -'--i." is wide, "that is your rI ad I ___ heWsthre*he.e,sr,bum,ib ha,. ad disputed Iuiudbehehewdshs,..pywgk WA is readed lrly: "I weB we he. i' mm searsW when yes aunt do JW4 - ely. Inher an ai-llJ4: N sg_ hUla.; ieIsadathobespS48s.he arenwhWhIrs, -11 11 ____ - he-aheL-- A1lerirytottoovsy.sIntewahogoIn aliftm -1 an^ U11111111 lohuaboates k, he an iiI to 'ill-Li. 5*11 eeur yes W.,.....I Ited, + ___ + +,• Our acIM* Hill hides ru.d* p1- I gty to pesrIng In PISN, Os.. In ely Inauttohe we + first Seminole Girls - .- - .. . ., . ..... -- - - - a ... - I- a _ -- . .- $ -A ..& - - - .4- - ..S -. - -. -. ' ._ .. - - .. ... ____ -. - - . + NIGHTLY - _ W•stsld. Junior ____ ____ __ Boys Basketball Umplr.s Ms.t _____ __ + - Racing ORIK1D() ___ . + - ____ - ____ ___ wads _ __ ___ . RACING Clobber Deland + - - a. a. . ___ �6A—Evening 141iald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 12, 17 I 1iv I I I F I I PLYGLYCOATLUSTERLZING I I]' I ][-%Rl ILD . I v& S Am SUGGESTED TOTAL POLYGLYCOAT UNDERCOATING RETAIL PRICE SEA This process not only is an undercoating but a sound deadener against road noise. 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C 6 MONTHS POLYGLYCOAT SEALANT RENEWAL 12 DEAL PRICE $149.95 CHARGE -., POIYLYCOAT RUST SHIILD Friday, Jan 12,1979--7A . s6i7 C CU MURE 1s u' A . : •: .• 0 •.. 1* 001 iT f V) - • C .. q • CC . t f I . YOUOIT M ORI FOR YOVIRMONEY AT YOUR TOYOTA Re I Al 'i C • . /•. ,•, . •, % ( - TO . •I C .. . 1C • . -. . -. •• .. -. .. -- . • . - .. . - . 4 . . -, i . - C I �9A-Evening Horald Sanford, Fl FrIday, Jan. ,1,7 COMMINITY Adventist UNITED MITHOOIOT CHURCH Hwy. ittI ii PtRi 1d Rd. THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Carrier lffi$ Elm DvIas Jacobi Pester Saturday Sertcis Ssbbathlcbiot i)Sa.m. I;:IIa.m. *lhAipSirv&l II. THE Wednesday JM Mi,iIp was lMP 9:314111S.M. UMYP lvIaffigWiflMP w. us. SoWy a no i 1 God The o * \ Briefly R NATION OU P01* Lee P.kIas i\ MsrMagW,flhIlP Isa It 9 41 Family • 01.1 Ill 1:30a.M. HIM Sagger S Tonight At Civic Center - ril Church Of God Christian Baptist . t.. • Club Read. Don Shockley Sunda y Pastar P?,.CIIIII&WOT$IIiPèA, SharE,j1ProcIalrnln Wed Prayer Meet Provid Svaday$d45I Msrnffigwsn$p Wed 1:35p.m. 1:35 P rn ed Nursery Service YPI Wad .Y -' .' . .. - - .. l:lIp.m. My,tIILIIiCNIII$RtI.SAEWSI4 MlHst1 HarS$dO.$td01 :$a.m. Suaday$dssSI 10:35a.m. MIraIPIWorIMP 1:55pm. YItIIMIIIOS 1:31p.m. 1:11p.m. lvs*I.iikcvlCI Wit time $ttParbAvinue.SanIsrd Morning Worship Sunday School Morning Worship I:$LM l:41a.m. 11:05a.m. Training tvetllllWsnhlIp Wit Prayer Service . . FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONOW000 •.i.witiawø D,JayTCosmato -. S S . . .. * . . . . . . ' I... . ' •• ...• 1. .. . .; . . . . .. ._.. - . .. ...., . .. . '. . . .5' . 1. OFTNUNAZA110I $u01$a4 Ave. NJ.N$s.s sysmss 7: 31 p.m. FyTrats. Episcopal •. . . Nil? Cimmaiuli . . CNurcRSdiusl 11:01a.m. C•*,.aI.i : LIC FAITH CHURCH POSTO u1rrra1Ku, 5SN01101 o "w nv .i A •• P I. . 1 IS lliance Nursery Provided --- In -. . '., Pastor 1:414.m. 10:41a.m. LONOWOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 7:05p.m. lvsninokrvlcs 1:00p.m. Midw,eb$e'vlc.(Wed.I NwseryPvsvldsd C.r.CInvds Ave. &OraPitSt. (I Pastor Nov. James W. Hamm.ck 1:11a.m. Sunday Idissi Morning Worship Church Training 11:10 8.m. Even49Wsrstp 1:00p.m. EVANGELICAL :..i' . .,... ;. • ..' -. + . t I.; .. ..'. . 10:01a.m. PALMETTO AVENUE Ivadaykbssl 11:00a.m. 1:15a.m. 11:10s.m. WsrsMg fin". , h FIWSMic A isvse*r . . • ,i.: ill . . . . Presbyterian (Lulboran am Is America) now. Maio I. Lyman Pastor 10:00a.m. Ds,$oI COVENANT PRESIYTIRIAN CHURCH L1111111I1tL_ SR.e3laR.d,agid • • tII$.I ' a_Mi . Evangulls' 11:00a.m. 1:00p.m. well.beangofanotner. Or It can mean feeling and understanding for another with whom we share life's opportunities and frustrations. 11:05a.m. : P. Our religion, like our language, allows lime for us all to grow. It recognizes that caring for One another is just one of the areas in which it takes folks a while to appreciate 10:00a.m. 1154, Slvy MsrtagWsrsillp ALLSOULSCATHOUCCNURCH ?III Oak A".. Sanford Fr, William Ennis le sow I Fr. William Avtlisnrleth Ass?. Pastor Wodassday EMIl C ass • 1:414P.M. -. . . . We *.. E11R Siide . . . Take the Word CARE ro our language. If you want.It simply means being aware of another person's problems. Or it can mean devoting one's skill and concern to the ISI3PIIAVanUS ..... "i"i ... . , FIRST PRSSIYT!RIANCNURCN - Oak Ave. aui St. Nov.VIc5IL.Sr goal g. Methodist ,, Ij FlOSS 372.1112 GRACE UNITED . CIIurdlIIssl Sbing IIarlm MIcnIngWWINp scmw lIp 1:30a.m. 9:458.0. Nw•IVV 1:30a.m. 11:11a.m. - ' our dependence on each other-and on God. IS:IIIllnssn 4-1&4.7p.m. One thing is sure. At every level of human csperience we learn to care for one another because God cares for us. Congr.gaHonal "andPe I yes ' Ccynt 1979 . [- 345$ S. Port Ave. Sunday Matthew 7:1.12 .' .. ia ?up Wid Eve " -, Ysu*Sr.sp Wit CIs. Practice - Vio cNitisT in- ' _ _. MITIIOOeITC$IUICH 7:10pm. 1:19 P.M. ..-p If tS:h.$$a:m: 11:10a .m. Ft4,qiIiip Mic*IWSr1MP $Iy4y 5 • - .. uRsbsIIJ Nvntsr 1ans Mftw A".Lake NAwv Rev. A.P.Stevens w-win CpWich a.m. 1., 11:10a.m. PrAd.i for oN 1a n$ . 4,svbsm Sarvi. Slrasburg. Wna Kessul PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 11:Na.m 730p.m. no COIOSREOATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH T No" . Monday Matthew 8:1-13 Tuesday Matthew 18:15.35 Wednesday Matthew 23:1-14 Thursday Mark 11:12-25 Friday Mark 14:32-42 Satwday Luke 6:1238 11b, t a ft 7:05p.m. MYPInda**5.s. 7:30p.m. lv,.WsrsNpl.takdkn Wadsuds MIning Prayer _________________________________________________________________ 1:10a.m. 11:10a.m. f FLAGSHIP BANK OFIE.MINOLE Staff 200W. FlrstSt. 3000$. Orlando Dr. THE McKIBBINAGENCy CELERY CITY PRINTING CO. INC. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS Employes - GREGORY LUMBER STENSTROM REALTY and Staff j. C. Insurance and .Herb Stenstrom L. D.PLANTE, INC. and WILSONEICHELIERGER MORTUARY Oviedo, Florida of Sanford Eunice I. Wilson and Staff . DEKLES' GULF SERVICE , Mel Dekle and Employes BIBLE STORE CENTER i.._... fll .... i.Oyrw PUBLIX MARKETS HARRELL&BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff and KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff i* r... UJJYW WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO.SINC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes . ... WINN.DIXIESTORES . and Employes SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY S . I £SIIM$l,Y OP oft 01w Ttdarait NOW ClOrab. Suoluly Is. 00,10 U......&.0 Pirit,*sasmniy at Sot n* a Elm. 01w W. a" 01101W Dm0. $715 Fur As. lusmu Pont 10pM Clurob. NOW. 30. Ps'pIVs 11o1 D'pII. 1101W. PInt 5MW. $a.*d Pfa14W 51101. duO. $1100. AIrporl ENd Praleli Lobe l'p* 11411 Id, Pee. Part Praprias DUE, Milas, Illoud 1100 Th --iury W CoO, woo $1pM4 5'pII COO, 3051 Poluiti IL IS0S *0040111 01101W OslO, IL It tIISo000s U.504. ØO CamalsidHy. los. 30. SW SapM o, $ N. •iIflL_.Sa IlgIl. ti* a -1.-.-'-1 wr.V. ilbos r'rwy diE. III Cp's._30. . SI.. 1prluosS AIterssgi ~ BAPTIST AiNsidi Iasst Clod. Oviedo VI'y Sopilsi CairO, Cryitil LabiA tot Labs Mary 4h1rr y Salst dIscO. 1$ Irlr*0 SM. Ce*al lapilil CairO, 1311 086 As. C5lVs. P11W 1111111 CleIrwaNc ñI1I Wy 1151111 COO, hil...iOd. CIuuIrysMi SipI$sICEsrO. dusty Cis. 1504. Jabs Msry VIctOry lapiN, Old Olhauds Rd. II HoOds. Cairo. III P14 Ave. #I0plIlI CairO ii AltamuSu Sp11'pI. II. 4*. ' . First SpOIl COO at Shiv Fin, COil ii Olieva lois ' ill srslC*y asom ____ _ $110111 DUE. 1161 W.1300 ____ ___ ____ ' P*0 010041141W Divot Sul* 114*0 SivaIy 11,1110 CairO. $13105. OIr0 II. Nsrlbo4* 01010 ClonE. Clii MIssy SplItS Contra. Null *4.. S11l$tIa SO 11 It. rOk ____ ___ *015405 ____iNcy 1141W CairO. Siuva 0u, lOulsil W. *01*04 MINN" 51051 1*11 iii W.Ills Y31I10$ 50511W CairO. rM* ___ . CATHOLIC CairO it lbs MailvIly. lobs Mary N lows 'i_uj' COO, 1$ SO Los.. IMIrd 30. Ass ri_i_i CairO. tup1 Trail. Sslarv '' OWls. oO Si.. Sd., C.sllu 5Ø Mali I co_it Casio, Ave. '_____ W1 ____ ___ ' does Sapi1W CIsril, $100 lirty As MI. las. -sIiI-a Sipilpi, Ilpus Lvi NdwShIWNiIIItNryDirO.lSP.SNlOty*5. ELI'. I.at MIII.. CleW laupus S. _____ _____ ___ ____ - • ,.s., CHOI$T$LN •lrW ESME COO, s L.$M10I4 Lw. ' 51*14 CO.tEDir0. $3000. os,ia,s. corns. coo moriI..",MikItoId Loba.lii. DiSbaR COO. 510111 UI. it C$$1USI*T1S11 . Scam EASTERN OSTHOSOR EIOIIIRSI1IOIN ClUE. 05.0*00.1015. Iris Ave.. $aulord ,_,, coo. IN. Ssorge. MI 30j , WOR • 'sma dIscO. 30. Slorgi at O.C.A.. t'l liii IS. p. . ' SPSICIP*L lbs CoO11MOSI14ft "We,sim*. 30) LOW A". 5044* ipipi COO, S. Shary As.. Salorprlsa COO. trjiu NI,O0II0L PIll *05.10411 00.. IMlid . ___ .' . ' . ilry isiMory Seplu', . 011040 NJ. Dm1004 Cam Calylus.. $1J04$1.055 Mary's AMP. Cairo, 10. 50. us. St PiuS's irir CasiO So. It. IuM1is Ma*.d Luserlol CoO. 1. Ship laffi 540411r1 -r c 50*1114' nil A1ARINS P11W CoO at Ms 01su.a. 1130 huIrl As. Sli0iSC0000MsIuj.,..j, UbsMsfl0at*oIsi5.,5 5IM01 :. 511t1ClUE $700 _____ .. ut , . ' 11114501* Flit Sirs CO.II 11. 5,,1'p 514, I ll - 011 PM*UE.It ill ISO TabsiosO, 1110 '*lii tlm51 0$0 S4*t P11W U L_.JJJ _ COO at I 9PJ CO4* it ' 1116111 S$0I ?abir*ij,. ge ,.,. O,hlSusr.. IUCO0.ilb 0462M ___ ___ _ ____ {u ___ 011111111 ___ ____ . ______ ____ --_ ____ ___ ___ " Kung Fu Demonstration Mike Cram, Internationally known Kung-Fu and Karate expert, will demonstrate some of his W __ feats Sunday at the Deltorsa Junior high School and Sunday at 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. at First Baptist Church of Deltona, 1200 Providence 8oulsvard. Programs will also be held Monday Wedoesday at 7:30 p.m. at the church thro fostiring Crain, who is president of Judo and Karate tOr Christ. He sponsors the largest KwigJu and Karate Camp of Its kind in the United stat.. _ Q'aln has ben featured In Sports Illustrated aid Newsweek and Imkis the world's record for isking 1I50 potmda of Ice 14 hit thick, with his elbow. There is no an'sion charge but a freewill offerIng 1111 be taken. &mdsy School and morning worship at First Baptist Church of Deltona will not be at the re*gir t"- at the church, but will be at 9:45'and 11 sm. M Deltona Junior High School with Crain tam-aft the program. s Now Mt. aWary Homecoming , ___ 1.541111*510 £10rlir LtOsa COO. O,scWIM Or.. Crvy 1104 ri-i 4544*4 L~I& no S. SlEds Pr. LaJL 0100111 i Mom s. DUE at I4laroiCoOWils 1 r.MlW.OsP100s 'Instob Lilbars. COO. So. 15011. AMy. As. ' iii.. $1. 11.01 A.M.I. 0* it C7I00 ___ ___ .9 , . _____ as Am $ra' maths 10 bOstoN MIII, lurr.Ipilo . . W M" _______ U. c.. Olhl.Saa CairO, 1114* U.I1 Piii PsI , _____ ______ , TIMI Or.. Ta1 U hid.. SoSory T'UJ COO no Put Lii. 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NIl Lobs 00.PrImhIlveSpllSICOO,$**.1IE CUE10011PII.*tysOr.,*rrsl . COISI USIM fl....hit $ord ____________ , rO, SNO It*.0 Ave.. . Cnsflr., iri 540411 1$)S$ CoO. Hwy. 17111 PISSy Sl at. r . 5141. dIsco. 7$) Orniwy Los. ____ ___ 511110 1*5. CairO. dasr $0. Sooty III' . It. %$1$14 U. "Trw devil at ClUE. SW SUP Rd. C.UrNIS of U... iii DuO. I. 001ary £05.. ItilJrlli . 510' Lobs *011 tftLPJ CluE CairO ii Sit Ill NIdusry dIscO at SIt Ml 05. now COO at Sit Ousds CbsrO Wild tW'iiii. 1.040*00115 CS IN of ON Thai-i. L.io11. COO at 014340505. $111 N. COil at Sill Ck1.. OvIst cburoatisdatPr,pbuy.IwLmmAv,. CIwOatildatPr14ud, 951$. Punts.ou Ave. CaurilatSsd, I1*W.lHSS1.. $l _________ ____ uruI two slow a 1 at Sosi . CHURCH OF 000 UgloIs crrIv*?, Pus04Ø,. lea ClonE. Upoala ad. MITN051IT ____ 0011104* CairO at COlt. Fl. NiiN Or.. MillaRd jJ5 $pr$0 30. _____ M0IV JWII 11,14,1 CIsril 00 First 114110 CairO f_____ Law P10050000 CairO at U.PUt Car. DuO 151* FIrst 514101 at Deist PinS. SapIlsi dIscO 10 h0 Pint Cis rO II 0540* Sprluso. II. LOW LuMiran ClOrab. RI. 4* 140,11 SI. Itepbos ursa CI $114 WO CairO SI CIrlit W. 91151. • AIlsmsts Springs P11W SUE CIurab it CIrisi. Seasva ClonE at ClOut. tu.puul PIIISYTU IAN Wthsapr.,iA,,*la. CairO. HJNiJ Slot. I _____ £0.. _____________ ____ Labs Miry 5404104 Pi,J,0..l CasiO P11W Pn$14.i1 SO Los I 10411. Charsh ____ . ______ 11A4* 05ij . 06 _____ _____ ___________ u1OW$0 82já5It' I_Cl* loll Ut. Ck"k in ____ Il fill .• - • lit. Calvary MB Church will have a emb eshbratlon Say. Guest speaker Uthell a.musnIc.wWbsR.v.J. W. Marshall Mt. Zion Baptist (th Prnandia Beach. ur hub. served ioiiowirg the Arvics at the dkwch for gits and former Nfl Nor ______ ___ ___ of . _ . - .i _____ . . . "Th e party fo ug ht an d lost Cardinal Karol Wojtla of and physical violence so as not two battles," said Christian -. ,. Poland, who became the first stain that right that Democratic party President '''& nonitalian pope tn455 years lastto presupposes all other human Flaminlo Piccoli, "and now it Oct. 16, has come under heavy rights the right to live." must accept the verdict of the Italy's abortion law, passed majority laws are laws." criticism in the aftermath of Florida United Methodist Bishop Joel D. McDavld several speeches condemning last May 18, permits cost-free will dedicate the For the first time since his henry and Marjorie Mae abortions as immoral and abortions in the first 90 days of Roland Memorial Chapel and the John Wesley praising doctors who refuse to pregnancy for any woman over election John Paul has become Dawkins Memorial Infirmary Sunday at 2:30 p.m. at perform them. 18 years who says childbirth fodder for caricaturists. A Although John Paul's recent would endanger her physical or leftist newspaper published a Florida UM Children's Home, Enterprise. Rev. cartoon of the pope pushing Bascom Carlton, executive director, will preside declarations on abortion are mental health law Italian President Sandro only But a clause In key the marginally different from and the public Is invited, , .,, - - - NEW CHAPEL - -. . - . new DEDICATED those of his predecessors, they have coincided with a stepped As Rev. Daniel L. Consla will be Pa., as the associate pastor of installed as associate pastor of the First United Presbyterian the First Presbyterian Church Church of Bradford, Pa., and, of Sanford, Sunday, at a 7:30 most recently, as the director of p.m. service. admissions of Wasatch H. Paul Leap, Associate Church, In Mt. Pleasant, Utah. Presbytery Executive for Consla has a strong Church Development, who .u background in Christian deliver the sermon ' il!w_ : ' ' A Church Night Supper will Education, youth ministries, . -9 ' be held atlp.m.lnFellowshlp administration and L. Hall to celebrate the occasion. padorid concerns. He has been active at all levels of church Originally from Consla did his Un- g0itt and dergraduate work at west- United Presbyterian Church before coming to Sanford. mlnster College (Pa.) professional preparation at He has traveled world wide Princeton Theological and was the compiler, editor Seminary, from which he holds and a major contributor of the a Master of Divinity degree. He Synod of the Trinity's Youth was ordained to the ministry in Ministry Program Package Government nearly 27,(0) legal abortions political issues" bilged the Italian state to were performed last year, But veteran church observers become a killer." thousands of objecting doctors John Paul wasted no time in helped encourage what is a still- suggested the pope's abortion picking up Benelli's lead, prosperous clandestine abor- statements had definitively saying the the church would tion trade. ended the three-month honey"John Paul Is re-Igniting the moon between the Vatican and never "countenance those who violate the sanctity of marriage flames of a battle we thought Italy's political leaders. CrosswEyed C Pa., By GERALD W. SEAMAN named Gladly?" PASTOR "Sure," said Ascessiou Lutheran Church . Peter, "we all sang this song about Gladly Th e Cross I'd Bear." An old story Is told of a Pastors don't concern who returned home themselves too much with from Sunday School one day. cross-eyed bears but most His mother asked him If he had the United Presbyterian was raised in Boonton, N.J. learned anything new and would love to have a __________ Church, U.S 4., 'by the His wife, Jertlym, Is a They have been married for 10 exciting. "Sure," was his abort congreguion- 01 . crou.eyed of F1 '--,1. 11 graduate of Westminster years and have two daughters, reply, "we Christians. learned about a . uj raw s.vwcgiuu nas iaugza music in usanna, live, and Elizabeth , cross-eyed bear." many references to sheep In the If only we could begin to look Pastor of Faith United the public schools and is an two. They reside at 2016 The mother searched through Bible. Are you sure you learned at all of life through the Cross of Presbyterian Church In Butler, ordained elder. Mrs. Consla Elizabeth Court. her mental religious library something about a cross-eyed Calvary? What meaning that and could resurrect no bear?" most insignificant task would recollections of a bear men"Sure, Mom, answered take on! What joy could be tinned In scripture, let alone one Peter. "His name was Gladly." found in the problems and pains that was Inflicted with Thoroughly flustrated by now of life! Try looking at yo ur job ..11......... .. -. vs:uiiw nUIJIVHIa. a Me concerned about the through an QUESTION: I have helped a the Christ on the cross! debt I owe and can never repay. member of my family for I owe Christ everything for "peter. I remember several religious education her son was May God make us all crossyews,but sew wbe$ I seed help his mother eyed, for only the cross-eyed dying on the cross for me. This stories about donkeys and receiving questioned: "a he Igisres me. lam hurt and Cross-eyed bear really see! is how an associate of mine uçy feside about this. I. It handled a similar situation. A wreig for me to expect help man owed him some money and -- youngster DANIEL I. CONSLA --- ' Relative Won't Return Ai d -- ft= him? wouldn't repay it. He saId, "I was desperate to keep my emotions from eating me up, ANSWER: You cannot expect the one you helped to meet your needs now. God Is your Source of help. harming myself with nil the bad feelings.prayed 1 God said, "Cast thy bread "went about doing good" (Acts myself, then I mentally gave upon the waters: for thou shalt 10:38). The good seeds you have the loss to God. Those prayers find It after many days" planted in helping another Is an were seeds of faith and God (Ecele.Ia.tes 11:1). The wave expression of your deep desire multiplied my loss 100 percent you c your broad icon may to do good and to be like Jesus. add more." n**bethe one Won which it They area demonstration of Jesus said in Luke 6:38, returns. It may be a new wave. your inner alE hi'ln, i ..i..._ .,a 10 i ,,sssii '0 w (iv4'. "flhtu n,..1 iwu I 5.IVCII LU Whichever wave it returns on, aide An attitude of 111 will you." You have given, now It Is It will be God who sends It bsck toward the family member time for you to expect to receive He is your Source. This means whom you feel has failed you from God not from yo ur the one you help may not help can rob you of the joy of this family member. Your need will you, but God, who Is the God of position, be met by whatever person or the harvsd,wlllcauaeiomeone lt helps vie to feel better jna means God chooses to use. If to help you. situation like this when I can you keep your trust In Him, He - get q%detenoughtorememt)era will not fail you In this. Westminster Calls J.M. B As Pastor Westminster United Braly received his divinity Presbyterian Church, Redbug degree from McCormick Roid Camelbirry. has cWW l 11y Marion Braly to be joined In the move serve as pastor .ftsctiv,, Feb. Cuselberry by his wife, 1. Dorothy, and two of ) Br*Is g.wdly serving as ctien Bart*ra i4 pastor to the Polytechnic Patty. His other two children, Preebytsrlan Church, Fort Conbe Braly md Ruth Pon, Wosib, T.zas.Hs has held this will renabi In Texas with fr psetorats for the 1M Mien fanllies. years prior to which he was The congregation to Calvary Presbyterian imanimotaly extended the can church, Dallas, Texas. H. has M the meetlng held onsimday, held the office of Stated Ork j. 7 for lbs last six years in The vacancy ln the pulpltpr,vlos.aiy Synod of the Sns, Texas. held by Rev. Luras Grille. , - Barbecue And Fish Fry The Methodist Men's Fellowship of Community United Methodist Church Is selling tickets for a barbecue and fish fry to be held from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m., Jan. 27 next to the church. Proceeth from the event will be divided between the Methodist Hour International radio ministry and the' church's proposed youth activities building to be Gary Sowder Memorial Youth Building. Al 7:30 p.m., a Healing and Love Service will follow in the sanctuary. ' , . 1. - Sa nf $the session will address the various grief ex- ) ANTONIO DE PARIS - perlences the minister enCOtmt11i and the dynamics involved in the "grief work New Church In°" the morning sessions, grief will be defined as well as the and psychological For Spanisnormal h phases. healthy and unheal the North Orange-Seminole scheduled with a funeral area. The first service director In the early afternoon, will be held Sunday, Feb. 4, at 10:45Lm. at the Maltland Civic County . .. Center. Having worked for American companies In his native country of Argentina, Rev. DeParish, his wife. Nonni and three children moved to Waterloo, Iowa In iNS. Luter they moved W toMInneoiIa,MInn.,whsr,he CAREM GAGER started the Brit Spenlab church Sanford Christian School and was crdalnedamlnisterol has awarded a plaque of Bethlehem Baptist Church. IfllVl2, they moved tOCentral appreciation to Carem Florida and Grace Gager for his seven v--_years - W= NOW '.enmw on a al.. .._L....a RVLV flV Ill IUV UIIUIJI Underhill Drive in Orlando on teacher, administrator, Feb. 4, IPfl. The church now h10 -- beard chairman and h Its own psdorandpiansto business manager. Gagil start a miasios' er resigned connection Presently DeParis is aijoi Jid with the sehSOl as a resuk In Luther Rice Seminary, of a promotion In the pub. tic school system. San. ford Christian Is located at First Church of the Nazarene and the pastor, J1CkSOSYIIIS, WGIkII1 on his master In divinity dogs.. and is Qwlp Systems, Ix., a division of Exxon Enterprises, Awlonhe Spriap. Rev. Jack Hinton, Is For further information call Rev. DoParis at I$44S12. principal. - I - while the closing discussion hour is entitled. "P utting It All Together," - presented by the Seminole Registration fee, which inCounty Mental Health Center cludes lunch, is $3. For and Seminole Memorial reservations contact the Hospital from 9 am, to 3 p.m.Director of Social Services, Jan. 23. Teri Minutella, Seminole To be held in the hospital Memorial Hospital, 3224511. iiidltniluin. 1101 . bird t speaking Baptist mission for Come," Is the title of a session - , -- - . thy grief and Rev. Antonio E. DeParis of assisting the grieving person 370 Tulip Trail, Casselberry, Is will be explored. organizing a new Spanish "After the Hearse Has bnWW - "Coping with Grief," a seminar designed for clergy and their staff, will be . . Coping With Grief -*t from . It of the most powerful Ized homicide" that has "0- .' him talking about depicted figures indicate human rights while leading prelates in the Roman Catholic 70 percent of Italy's gynecolo- conservative Italian prelates. church. gists and 50 per cent of its Vatican Radio, reacting to Cardinal Giovanni Benelli of nurses claimed conscientious the fuss, took time out to Florence began the flurry of objector status once the law "clarify" John Paul's remarks, Vatican activity last month by took effect. insisting the pontiff was adThe figures show that while dressing "moral and not denouncing abortion as "legal. some • The service will be performed Academy, a residential by a comml*lon appointed by secondary school and a mission the presbytery, including Rev. fleldof the United Presbyterian permits doctors the right to Pertini out of his chair and a refuse performing an abortion mass circulation magazine up anti-abortion campaign by on grounds of conscience, sociate To Be Installed It Is said of Jesa that He • Employes Member Sunday" will be observed this .week at First Christian Church with a goal of 100 'I)ereent attendance at the morning worshWysical hour. Members unable to attend for health or reasons have been asked to respond by mall. 'lboae messages will be considered a "wish I were there" sentiment, signifying total resident member contact for the church. Distrlbs.tlon of "Love Loaf" banks begun last week will be completed Sunday at First Christian. Members will use the containers for a world hunger offering to be forwarded by the church to World Vision, Inc. for Its world hunger program after two montl'a. " Every k,,I04N01 0 WIrs. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff . 11 ' Ev.ry Member Sunday PRI$$YTU$*N CHAPEL : . .Janet and Ja.',.wlll prent a concertqf "Joy. nd Praise," somewhere in between country and. L. classical, today at 7:30 p.m. at the Seventh-day 'dventIst Church in Apopka under the span'hlp of the Rolling Hills Community Church of ,Zellwood. Janet Baird Weisger is the mezzosoprano soloist accompanied by Jane Douglass White, pianist and gifted composer, who sings alto in the duets. They have sung on radio, television, churches and conventions In the United States, Mexico and ,anada. There is no charge for the concert. if , r Christ The Christian religion and the English language have one great thing in common. They let us grow at our own pace. Janet And Jane In Concert FR .I1.l1$LabsMsry Sled. ST. LUKI'S LUTHERAN CHURCH 1-11 ,1 1110a.m. py5y1404 .. .. liIOp.m. EMIl or. l7. $11Ou1aidl . . 1:10p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH 04 4iIIiPø 1:00p.io. Yetis Thursday Even" 10:35a.m. kindi girth and Nursery 11:10a.m. E'ngWsMp Tuesday Ev Iowa Pastor l:%10.m. WsiiMpIorvIc. Wiiiblp CHURCH OP CHRIST Catho uniOuc lic ' I Of Nov.i i . •. Churc I '- 1. .,. . MinsiuSW.uRIp TV'IHIIsTbSLIIV - t,n:lpu Confessions, tat. amol . • ' Sol. vigil most Son. Mass . . RiiIIngRoman dsuIy ssc Wed. a Sat. nssalstp.m. Tstl.7$!.$434 Pastor 7:10 p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAl. CHURCH OP SANFORD 10*5?. and * Rsssld Rslabora fI1jii LUTHERAN CHURCH OF T ,, j*. , . KIBICTIST DILTOM ____ Baum BAPTIST CHURCH 2125 PaImifts Ave. liv. RaymandCrscbir .. .5 T! "I '' . " ..,' ' k " 1, -4. • :' ... PIR$TCHUICNOP CHRIST 11:00a.m. 11:10a.m. SandaEvliInI Lutheran S3 Sendsylervtss Pastor MsrnffigWscsIIlg Ceageirsis Misting kiday 1:30p.m. Science 15045y104* Wrtlu, RsulImo.y MisIl..$ 10:00a.m. Sesdaykbsal 10:008.0. WInAIp • 131pm. . Rev.I. Ruth Giant Mss$Is,stWlitsrlpgs.Etomaitacy SandeySdissi Bishop Joel D. McDavid of the P1iorlda Conference of the United Methodist Church will .Jatmth the Conference Pension Crusade in the DeLand District Sunday at the Trinity United Methodist Church In DeLand. The Florida Conference of the United Methodist Church is starting a three year fund raising crusade for the purpose of funding the pension program of the conference for the ministers. The .goaI is $6.2 million. Ned Wilford Is the DeLand District chairman for the crusade. Bishop McDavld will be speaking at the rally ,with introductions of Wilford, and Iry Bruhn, the conference director of the Crusade. All United Methodists are welcome to come to hear the Bishop's message. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Of Ill Orange SNisi 11 I ... Christian Bishop Launches Drive ______ 6:4111 P.M. Wednftday Evening rayer Ser vice 7:30p.M. COISSUUSATION*I. .. . . .. 7X1Sp.$. PIL$IMISWV WINTER SF05. COMMUNITY Rev. RslsrlBeen Eric L. Darrow Sendaylcbssi MsrnffigWsriMp Sod"labosl low" Event" 4 •• SANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH J w - 5- er C ongregational ., . jp. • . -. ., : . -. ft vangi . L , £ ris tian Ch Missionary * : . t': ... . -...... New cookbooks, sponsored by the youth of First Christian Church of Sanford, have Just been received from the printer and will be presented in the Education Building following the worship service Sunday. These books contain the favorite recipes of members of First Christian Church and will be offered for We at $3.75 by many families of the church. ______ A Prayer Misting Wad. LAKEMARYSAPTISTMISSION IltLabivuew. Lake Mary Rev. JumHvØens Pastor :4Sa.m. Sunday School Worship service 11:00a.m. lvuilnWersiilp 1:35p.m. Wit Prayer Serv. 1:31p.m. 1:10p.m. 7:11p*. P.nt.costal 1:408.0. IS:00a.m. 10:05a.m. 11:10a.m. Nil? Cs.mvilhi I• abortion law that threatens to admiration," he told a Catholic fought alongside the Vatican undermine his popularity as action group, "for all health against abortion and workers who follow their laws, declined to join the well as his stock among country's leading politicians, conscience and resist, daily, the church's new campaign. The 58-year-old former enticements, pressures, threats . .31 Or iulsr The Nov. . . in a controversy over Italy's or destroy life conceived In the was already won," said Radical womb." party deputy Marisa Gaul, an But the pope edged ahead one ex-nun whose party drafted the step, eno ugh to turn the matter ori ginal abortion refere ndum. Into a political Issue. Even the ruling Christian "I want to express my sincere Democratic party, which divorce - Cookbooks on Sale HOLY CROSS . . is . j - r._I_ Nc a" urvim N PRs.1313.31131r333.1111 - U ' ________________________________________________________ lva.gsllstkrwlc. Mld.WIsR Service (Wst) Y:31 • . . War"1 'Ni* flvndeyNI$Sirvtcs 1 ......~_ S . . - -. f' '. . ..., . ..• 2 / 1:51a.m. Sundaykllil : . .; leir • . . SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH tllAlrpssIIIvd. pps.. fills Minister CUi$sc5 W. Stilaib . . Evaa IlstIc$ertcs is, a k -11*lIWy i Nazarene 1:31a.m. 11:41a.m. 7:35p.m. MileliWsrit, ____ 14 i 731pm IISrRS*$Ovm01 $Mayki5sI Ln ____ . : 5:00Pm ______ . VI 1:35p.m. EvCAUI5 Service 1:30p.m. Wednesday Service Old Trvtt,sfora Now Day .. . . - 11:008.00. Marmogworship "TRUICHURCHOPOOD" vosilgewiatav, ______ •. .. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1121 West Pint Strut Pastor 5.1. Stanton 10:01a.m. Sunday Scbit I ISO am. Mersill Service ,• Fal"ily 0004 . FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Ctivrcli MIØI$IIf 141 am 1111a.m. 1:31p.m. Rev HVØWPCffi 4 am 1041a.m. pastor C. 0."arms ,4-t . ..-.. FIRST CHRISTIAN IST HUR CH T,C COUcySIDE By CHRISTOPHER P. WINNER VATICAN CITY (UP!) Three months Into his papacy, Pope John Paul II embroiled "The Witness," an inspirational musical by Carol and Jimmy Owens will be performed at the Sanford Civic Center tonight at 7 p.m. by the concord Choir of the Southside Baptist Church of -ake1and. Open to the public, the concert Is under he auspices of Osborn Book and Bible Store of Sanford and there will be no admission fee or offering. IRINIL AMICHURCH NEW 0"t Against Abortion Pnr a Sncwikc choir Presents Musical s.*. : 8.0. 1:11pm. SeWayk*sI LIMYF MeWs Pr lye' Breakfast md&IIRTN.rsday I 161 Psslsc V. ScsI? Mietis ! Friday, Jan. 12, 1P7T-IA 'L * * FIRST UNITED METhODIST CHURCH 4II Part AVI. Church... FIRST ASSEMBLY OF 000 CHURCH Car. lltti and Elm Nov. E. Don Cox Pastor Morning Worship 0:35a.m. $0401 of tile 11510 1:45a.m. Morning Worship 11:01a.m. EveningService 7:00p.m. Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. 1:10p.m. 1:10p.M. Wsi51411 Piluiwsuip somw Of RELGION 9' 1:00p.m. PTSTerSIe'Y. First Assembly ij-1 .I ,IIafla.m, NWdRSSII Services wIth classes he sit ages PsiuiwiMp Calls. 015W1141 serviCes ri .I-- 11116.~ 1001w- - L---.- 1:01pm. Prayer Service Pastor *11K. Fistic Rev. WaWr ltd OF OUR COMMUNITYy HOPE Rev. 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THE CITY OF SANFORD, (SEAL) and for Seminole County, Florida, Merilon V. Biedsoe FLORIDA, RESERVES THE Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. being Civil Number Cl-712165-CA. As Personal Representative RIGHT TO WAIVE IN. Clerk of thi Circuit Court 05-E, meunderslan.d Clerk will sell of the Estate of FORMALITIES, AND TO REJECT By: June Curtis the property situated in Seminole KITTY PARKINSON ANY AND ALL BIDS..Deputy Clerk County, Florida, described as: BLED SOE 51g. Thomas Wilson, III ROGER L. BERRY Beginat tMNWcor.ofLotl, run Deceased ADMINISTRATOR Attorney for Petitioner SE'Iy 49.52' along N'ly line of ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL HOUSING AUTHORITY OF P.O. Drawer o seidtae?.flwr rw,M.dW.eI,. RIPRSSNTATIVIt Till CITY QP $ANPO*Q, $asNrd..4tlee4$7$1y',,...'-''.c, D306"W lS1.04'to the N'Iy r-w A. Edwin $hlnhblsar of FLORIDA 303.m.4131 Den Mar Street, Thence NW'ly 10' iJi,of$q, me . 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Ave., Sanford, Fl., 32771 and and address of the personal viroemintal Review Record is ii' PEGGY PAULINE (PRICE) repielinsattve's attorney are sat. file at the above address and Is ROBINSON, PA 109 1. Church St. 'Ie Wants _ Dl P.21 Swingin Kissy Mom ___ Of S ___ DEAR RPEKCIlL* At 21, We(kIIIt$ "i4', d,i0E hVsaa—edakldAyan own thing cremany, get DEABABBY : I've got vnhsr4n4awtros*u.— but 101 the kind you usually hs.r about. I'm 31 aid my motharin-law is 44, nd a real swIngIng divorces. 8l*'s (is kisey type, always kiulag me hello aid goodby, even when I'm ouly ____ ____ ________ .ptte Write __ letter, cell kim _____ ___ . -' .aiat w __ 41J the plea. a Have a Imily W.ddk," ___ ask kim In poises. ___ ___ . - I I -a u!I _.-_. -.,m w - -_-___-_ ni -- ___ ____ S.. 'I'm Nancy W. 1.1111W James J. $wsanay Jr. Publish: December In writing and must indicate the basIs for the claim, the name and __ sddraoa of the creditor or Us agent . or attorney, and the amount claimed. If tile claim Is net yet due, contingent or unlIquida'.d, the me date when It will bicimi due nahwe of me uncertainty 511511 be st be slated. If the Claim, Is stated. If the claim is secured, me , 12. _____________ _ or attorney, and the amovnf claimed. If tile claIm Is not yet duu, the date when It will become due shall be stated, If 'lie claim is consent to accs me Federal csvfls If an act* * bMfoenfoerespji- - relation Is envlrsomantal revie dscIsisn.mabjplI, arid idlersj arid __ ka.ra thee - - I - __ . ___ ___ ___ ____ ____ ____ ________ LAKEMARY AREA Currently interviewing is- 3 BR,3bath, large fenced lot. 1st & last, $100 deposit. $225 mc. pirienced & newly licensed - ___ -- 1. _ __ - ____ ___ ___ ______ _____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ____ e __ ____ ____ ____ H. ___ __ Call 'FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES, INC., REALTOR ___ MC Ow. ___ _____ __ ____ ____ ___ __ __ __ __ __ ___ ______ ___ __ ___ rv. ____ __ _ ____ ___ , __ _ __ ____ ___ ____ ___ ___ OMnees, it ______ - ___ _____ __ ____ , __ __ -' _____ - ___ . __ __ ____ __ ____ - _ __ - _ __ ,. - - - _ -. _ -- ,, ___ _ ' ____ ___ ___ _ _ - -- ''1" — - .- - -.--- - - — -- . . . 4. __-- . -___ ,-. ' - ----- ' '- - , - - - fiflid, but will train me ruM pones. Apply In penis to: ROVIRTISING DIRECTOR HERALD VENING - p, Frinclu Ave. Sanford. Florida AFTER HOURS 322-0545 _______________________ tractor. Available now. 1741040. 41—Houses - I BEDROOM, 2 BATH JUST REDECORATED, NICE SHADE TRIES, REAR FENCED YARD. $32,000. 7 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN & LAKE MON- 3224437. - iii... ii. isii.ig iii' OPEN HOUSES You're invited to 5w the inside of this immaculate 3 bedroom, 2 bitt hems at 279 Country Club Road, Lake Mary. II will be open Saturday 1.1 for your ad miratieri. lefty Jones RlIor.. Associate. Hostels. VA-FHA-.235Conv. Homes Low Down Payment Cail-. for your loll - Will- build 05 you' lot orour 150. YEnterprlws,Inc. Midel lnc, Realtor 454*13 UNIQUE S BR 040461 Huge FR, newly painted, bsawtltul oak floors. Grest Oak Shaded corner let. Many added features. Detached garage with spore BR & bath. 511 THiS HOME TODAY I $33,115. min1aIra$er: TM City of NU& Plo' II ICC*inI *lcallen Is, me position of Pp AIminjslrgor. Applicants hove a degree in adIr and a minimum of Nyesrieepeciinceinthefl.lds family room. screload pot is, room with pool Size yard. living fireplace, lovely carpet and drapes. 0910 Saturday 1.5, 111 Scott Avenue. Debra Klaus Reaftor-Assoclats, Hostess. REALTY WORLD Wwal adminIsIrifleri, human __ .-.- Itu: ROOM, CENTRAL AIR 1. HEAT, WALL TO WALL CAR. PET ON SACRISOF IMPROV. JO PASTURE WITH AN-YES. IAN WELLS. $0500. - OLDER 2 STORY COMPLETELY REMODELED 3 BEDROOM, 2 - BATH. NEW CARPETING & PANELING, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT ON 1 ACRE. LESS THAN S MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. $51,001 3 BEDROOM,2 lATH, CENTRAL AIR HEAT, POOL, DOUBLE REAL ESTATE CARPORT ON ½ ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. 54.1St OWNER FINANCIN4. ait and-or Ival.W cembloalbe if C Wild and training. v-_se parties u.w mail en REALTY INC. MULTiPLE LiSTING-'1lALTO Ovieds, RsedAve. ½ocre.4 BR, I½baIIu. $3501 14* Valoscie Ct. 251, 1½ bath. 535700. 1100 Giliy Dr. 42, swImming NIl. 01*. - __ 10 acres en __ . * icais. t Lan.0 city 0450, _ SW. WarronAve., ASIri: City __ ___ _ Pt loft Its tours if '04 Mvck 17.1*5. .5' HAL COIJIIT I - The Rpal Estate Agscy Pinewoy. lftN SIIOLU REALTY BROKER ___ "A HOME $UPIRMAaKIT" 2431L Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 3211640 Isndo 327.1517 I$Sgseei$.lUsufl1_ IS west i $anteii ar Laaip i-sd MUST SILL. 251 333l334 Ileusu, $ffd. MOPS maui-otis CASH offer ___________________ Owoer, *12*"' - _ •. 72—Auction I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION cvery' Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set 1967 Dodge Monoco 330 Call at her 6 pm. 322-7611 '71 PInto Exc. Cc'nd. FRI. NIGHT 7:30 P.M. Contents of an Estate. Hide a bed, 3 couches, redwood patio set, cedar wardrobe, cedar chest, Small chest of drawers, set twin beds, several recllners, Singer springs & mattress 13393 ii. -- AYTONAAUTOAUCTION Hwy 92. the reserved price Call 904-2358311 for further details. * AUCTION * * SALE * Isp 1 owner $630 322 7001 JIJSIMAKE PAYMENTS-'$ to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 460$ (Dealer). 134- Touch & Sew portable sewing machine, 2 pool lounget, S bicycles, pair van seals, room dividers, electric heaters, fencing, fish aquariums, B-B-Q grills, portable refrigerator, rugs, beautiful glassware & 1970 Triumpl, GI 6 Mag wIeels, new paint, rare. $1295. Firm. Good Cond. 365 7360. dishes. 1100's of other houseoid items. 1971 Trans Am AM FM Stereo. DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY--STAY LATE t4oi.da Accord '77, Ike new l6.000mi.AutoA C FullY Eauip. 15700. 531 2)35 tape deck. Air, 435 engine, clean, must sell. $7993. AlterS, 372 5251, WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU CALL 363.743 DELL'S AUCTION CENTER MOONEY APPLIANCES WOODED 1.6 ACRES IN MOBILE HOME AREA NEAR GENEVA. 323 5620 '77 Ford Gaiaxie 500 20r., LlkeNewl 323 3300 _________________________ _________________________ Hwy 46 West, Sanford 323-0657 S3-W-RadioStereo Used Televisions. $8 and up Miller's 2619 Orlando Ave. - 372-0352 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 321-0640 Buddy '72. 12 x 50 furn, 2 BR, nice Move to your lot. $0000 or offer. Must sell Imm.I 515.4451. clean. 65' LASBR Mobile Home on rented ~ acre fenced land on 427, Sanford. 323-1315. - 43—Lots.Acrsags WORK? Place a Classified Ad In the Evening Herald today. 00" ZENII H Walnut Stereo, AMFM Stereo RadIo, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track tape olayer. Sold new $400, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of sit AlIofld.&HSitI,Ig per mo, Call 131-1714 tot free - home aemonstration, lot, cleared ready to build. Ieleviskai, — 23" Color, Besutilu. walnut cabinet. Regular $100, Balance $113 or $12 mc. Still in warranty. Call 131-1714 day or INC. REALTORS 530-4031 or 335-17)1 eves. 10 acr. tracts. St. Johns River access from $1 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary 1. Tribble, Realtor, S acres Lk. Front, Lk. Sylvan area. $37,000. Best Terms. William Maiiczowski, Realtor 322-7513. Beauty TOWERS BEAUTY SALON Sat.ISun.9-'till formerly Harriett's Iteauty Nook 5)5 E. Is? St., 322.5742 S5—Bonts & Acc.s new CLEARED & IRRIGATED, PAVEDROAD& CITY WATER. $17,300 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. 2½ ACRES TALL PINE & PALMETTO, GENEVA AREA, 11,230 GOOD SELECTION. 25 ACRE LAKE FRONT, SOME ORANGE & OAK, MOSTLY PASTURE. $4,000 PER ACRE. ALL OR PART. 5.5 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COUR$E. $15,500. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. - TRAILER INC. Everything works. New seals & fresh paint. 15 hp. 777.3151. _______________ _________ B. E. Link Construction, Call 322-1029. PAINtING, CARPENThY & CABINETS 323 042 I'tsullna New or repair, leaky showers our 5Peclaltt. 23 yrs. Exp. 671-7611. Yard Debris, Trash, ApplianceslMisc. ___________________________ (LOCAL) 345.5371 'essmakli 2921 Hwy. 17-92 PRinting Sanford, PIe. 33771 TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That'sA Fact! Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3220707 - ClassifledAds Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool _______________________ ___________________________ - MEINTZER TILE bISON MAR INi -. - AAA PAINTING All types painting I house cleaning. Free Es?. 323-4254. Electrical DANNYS PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting BOB FOLEY FREE Estimaf is. (303) 322-9100 _____________________ Licensed-Insured Sonded Wiring & Repairs Hawes Western Marshall 337 Mag, Revolver. I -. - Call 323-5415 Inch barrel single action. Exc. cond. $125. _____ 5—MjslcaI 10 ACRES PASTURE LAND, OSTEENAREA. ALL 00 PART At $200 PER ACRE. Guitars, Drums, Banlos, Corn plate. Thomas organs. pianos. 30 ACRI$ WOODED HIGH GROUND OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART. $3.50 PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMS! _______________________ Bob Bali's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 3724235 OfO0flth1&$ea.ing ANIMALHAVEN ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast ServIce 327-1001 Chg.Cds.Accepled Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. supplies, dog houses. Heated kennels, 372 5752. 23O9LisaCt,E. Call otherS. 333-4433 ' . PRECISION SAW FILING Letusfileyoursawl American Rent All 322-9113 l'uIsi' Chsulng - '.'. ,.'.' '-".'.' '., - 'l'1'ssSsrv UIL HEATER CLEANING 333,5954 $344100 ' SswFillng ___________________________ ________________________ REALTY Sanford3al.0640 Iando 321.1577 Remodeling & Custom Homesbv Ceramicille ______________ galvanized 4.7 ACRES ON NARCISSUS, Cat's YARD SALE 2lflChaseAve. boat, CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR 5.0. BALINT IASSOC. 322-5463 ___________________________ UNDER $73. Aluminum _or_904-734.6705_collect. Cord. Service, Free Est. on inst Comm & Res. 3fl020S. - IS",' 373 530() JACK FROST- Cent. Heat I Air Garage Sale - 7592 Ilartw•li Ave near SHS. Sat. I-S I Sun. 17.5. Toys, tape players, Misc. 303-410-56% & 130-1026. Eve & wkends 904.7345954. -: 131.6157 INSULATION - Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberlgas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0139 - your heater or furnace serviced I checked for Winter. Lic. BOnded, 54—Garage Sales 5316539 Crawford's Refrigeration: Have night, FORREST GREENE Improvimsits PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT CallCarlliarrisat SEARS,Sanford.322,1771 _____________________________ 24355. Myrtle Ave., Sanl.,d ______ Horn. Central Heat & Air Cnnd. Free list. — LAKE MARY AREA Canal front BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" ORAL ISTATU *iieclal• feud taa. $21031, ________ REALTORS - S Fund I17-1 5anIid ' condItIon. 323-4614. pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $35. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-52 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. 1910 BRIGADIER 17*60, FUR- SIIGLEN ___________ ar-os. Teny CeppsIa Asset life; 4d __________ class rIngs, also buying any marked gold or sterling -any everything - - - even for voul --- laigemint - -- 80—Autos for Sale Paying $13 mens, $7.30 womens KENMORE WASHER — Paris. Service. Used machInes. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 lATH, FAMILY CaliBart REALTOR, 323.7100 For those who like to Itertain this is for you lovely extra large OWP$ERF4ANClNG AVAIL. - U i4, . 2524 PARK 01.322-71)5 120,000. 5~ mt. Broker Con- furnished, attractive yard. 211, Pie. Rm., $110 1st., last, security. 6 moe. minimum or mo. sur charge. No pets. ____ 7 OR 3 BEDROOM, COMPLETELY PANELED, AIR CONDITIONER & HEAT. REAR FENCED YARD, CAR. PORT. $21,300. Jim Nwt Isifty, hec. 3 BR 1 bath, C lIlA, carpet. SANFORD AUCTION 1215 French Ave. 323 7340 373-5200 $17,000. 323-5774 Day or Night _______________________ Air, no pets,) older child DILTONA- Neat, clean, nicely - __ , Nuptials Spokin - ___ 2406 So. Orlando Dr. (17-va Sanford: 3 BR,2garages fl—Houses Furnished ' Position aifvortlslng sales experIenCe HEAT, DISHWASHER, RANGE, DOUBLE DOOR RE. FRIGERATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 2 CAR GA. RAGE. 531900. FHA, VA OR CONVENTIONAL. Realty ROE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH. p_. If newspaper space, create layouts, write copy and service era advertisers. Newspaper 3 BEOROOM, CENTRAL AIR I REALTOR, MLS REALTOR 22-e1 YOU NAME IT-I BUY IT 1970 Internationsl Cob over, 20 ft. bOx. 1000 x 20 tires 5-2 Trans. Good condItion 327 $191. ON SALF — NEW twin size box new home for _______________________ niture Salvage. 322-573). Refrigerator, stove & desk Nothing over $70 Call anytime 322-6096 CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND 8' bed, 6 cyi. 2903 Sanford Ave. 3237562 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- 52-Appliances VAI FHA Financing 79—Trucks-Trailers -___________ ________________________________ 1969', ton Chevy P U Good ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK side, let the other side make your monthly payments. Choice location. $33,500. - Mrs. Mel 10.339-6954 Advetisini ___ __ rn-usc SprIngs, 3 Ii, 2 bath, garage, fenced bk yd., l5t & last + $130 damage. 1273 mc. 53-4- 3737 Now Open 322-2420 see. $25.00. Winter '-' p. 3SO3OrlandoDr. ______ NISHED. $5,000. real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1½ bath, like new, room to grow. Exc•Ilent neighborhood. This is a choice property, Call today to Harold Hall BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT. $330 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 3211640. RA-MEMBER BROKER - Sanford's Sales Leader REDUCED 52.000 for quick sate. A POOL HOME ON ½ ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. 3 BEDROOM 2 - - — BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. At. tractive large 4 BR, 2½ bath country kitchen, swimming pool, near lakes 1. country club. 156,000. schools. $173-mo., 151.4 last plus ___ __ centers & $100 deposIt. 322-0574. the liwiodictien if satisfied. The Isesi effect et me WIO..U.LICNIAhIiSS centinsen or unllovidatad. the . hv IIia&I ia'--'-- i WIII w . ep____ '' 1 yea Used he In me uricerlaloly shall be claimant shall deliver sufficient prat.CNyifh1pfoI,p,h. a. In. hssy In 4S what In '°' Yew are hereby rislicod Iliaf me nan,) staled If me 1s a In. claim is 5Sid. me copies 1wv Is on my In two - DEAR J. little. .1 sympathy, city Commlosiin of me City of security shall be described. TIle enable if the claim 10 me clerk Ii usiftie Sleds Onset foods, arid IWO the clerk Is mall ins copy to wili h.v satisfied Its rnpsn - .Ncoide. In ciitsIn MM pouts ___ 's always vaatiet am Ls..,..sad. Plerids, wIN meet en dalqn, shall delIver liltlic lord esdt psi-lanai represewatfve. January slblllllos weds, thu National IA m to desee with her, ed ibis . kir1 ler 12.1572.atme r if 7:30 copies if the Claim to It. chet IS All persons lolerastad in Woetise n. Ii'tk* In 1IOIaI IICy Mtif 1*. HU en 101110 mereoftar as me DEAR AMY: I can't believe i. . miii me 'i S '0 *Iieriia COPY Of till. lost Ice if wW ICCIPI iS ebliCtill) Is Ni "I., In Wr Lathes matter may be C011ide In Cim. yes ______,, OP pe!s,,.l 4st tas been mailed we prevol if Its releiss if foods and I'm actualli wr1tht a 'as , ct..s,s, City tisu, us et.st.. me estefe required, 'is's L (be_chid WITH IN *001 Warneo Avei, Lwjusai. THREE acceplaric, at me c.rtwlcatlup ash, Mby Iar, bit hits I am, ta a py of this___ Net ice if MONTHS FR ____ Lash THE DATE OF WNIseoensifsts*q,L. alit .aMes ' it. stamped $0 tilts), ___ Florida, Is, *0 rpese If kewh _____ has en mailed itloinsy it S .121, and asd sd amàps In AMps adOWenif artYIsbea-- required, WITHIN THREE THISNOTICI,'0f Titi FIRST PUSLICATION OP (a) That ets wIIflcat$5o wei* in t. (II you me my name , $51 me P$InI Getting moivMd? Whither 121 Ly ,, lsiidj .blodimi teds r mih.rlIku me swbyme11jfjs ** Wsri MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF mey may have Put dulll*i$s Aveov,, ff100 NI Ildeflidi011 W*I me OffIcer ar ether sIfIc if eppilcard and town, I'll an, yout) you wait a formal bJ1J) N ,, *'s gsn se i THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF validIty if me Jscada-,r. 21121. will, Its sprevw by HUG, a (B) that os .vrai LIMS lass, is the City if TNI$NOTICLIs$ils.ItOCtISPJ qualificatlorus of the r. b b La. Larg, Pier 10. to its In. pevsen.i applicant's snuicanmanisi review may have *1, dualleepso ye.,., rsr.Ivs, er Ito venue or record for the pml.d bidltifeq lersadies wis 1at Read 414 in the Validity of me deced.nts will, me tile lunIsdIcIlso t the COW,. Cily if_____ LsnpNid. I waited _______ _____ ____ mi I never mat a w smlssiss If a requited ______ demos. - Florida. aid qualifications it the Persinil AU. C1.AIMI, DEMANDS, AND lbehi, en altar poisons $MsisiM *115111, rsplSUi*ativs, step ppllcebhs I. eto ii to marry. Tha doll who has Ut TOMOKIO Pu. VOIWO en OBJECTIONS NOT $0 FILED Wsledlo*0me who may desire Is csamanl 1010 liwloetctige Of tile NW,. at,quie,,, Whorter4I talkh'g to myself Is WILl. U FOREVER BARRED *0prsirhalvShdadvissbrntylth. Process. Oblictisris must -be ___________________ AU. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND ______________ lIAR UN :-Pit,% lmprpi.amgal, a marlud teat*0flstptbIi.limatItis pelpinil aid submitted is ac 50 laid 100. OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED Notico if Adinkulorsfieri: Janusry cardiac, Prsem.*emmeerofpsy wilt till requird, wU. SARRID La if*0flJpusti'.i5riof *Is DensIty A. Carter ament aSWIIId against each WhusIprips.sd$ober c, AislsNotI,: JaMsry' IuIn&thVsIn. As Penesal Represe,,Iative _____ pu1,uIl imeq11Id. Pilhitsi-, . ku Ceics, U-S. Oep.in,..an if U oitidtheW*.Md1iv.d if Its Estolt if 55Id tlme *0 CIty CsmmissIsu Margaret M (Prici) Gills $i MILUNOR CARTER. wedid to awry. en., am *eCNyOfl.srgansj, FNoldi, Shed p1ktujL$r Floss, 46) Rtvolje, Foley PawIMo (PrIm) Olson 54$ 051146. CARTER Ausnus, Jacksmep* PIs,Ida, IMV'itMsVbiiWMsC.H.waw.mael.d 'eddIweddMvstoath be'doa jws. dcsnidresyaedsu'-aili'r - taliliat is thu edts Litiiy,MI, Lobe • Is be her Mad In awrI*! - Jan. to meat a 21pesat — - ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL; UI *0 • I • i RIPRI$1$TATIVI Wát r,SaØ!MSadu NPllSIfIwoIbin.md,epaNIbii win ts N5J. $5s - De- e" - Orualas ltuiUam. Iii. ctIetV5.PwJ,L$,s, NM.In(tMamqswspgsspweaIM(isIiI usllc,Ussumelds urn a boil.. if ATTORNEY FOR PITITIOIIIR$ very mush lad helM. STIMITROM, DAVIS & rmeimraj IsbarI 46 Marris, of . C AR AMY: Ibis a kid lei tea. Bi* hOW doSs $ 21tea' 8SS Lob. WelII. Pall.. VIf$ Ylersift - IC- NUTCHI ION & MOER 1 W'114L III. -t ses 'a Thekhlele 'sinalv. mp $ysadd d iiritWads.JamesL.McWbuW, - . - 30SNer* P1* Awmwq P1 LI.MIHfo,' - -- - -. . p ss*iinusat v Iii his - mither's baud ha listi,im Trip: 1 - -i ..,Hepes J Hess, uwre?.' -- - I5t Futhlbe: iliuiury 1,10.1*5 Puinlim: Jmeerv 10, W, 1*5 :' . - fl.. n,p4 J.DlCASI&1UI OSF4 D1F. - __ lsaIv A A A- 3 BR, 1 b. near shopping agents. We pledge ourselves to yourbeingasuccess.Continuous tralnino & ouidance. Join a pefsssionai team. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.1! BLAIR AGENCY 32) 3566 or 323.7710 furniture. Refrig., stovei, toolS deliver, no obligation. SKYLINE 14' wI replace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES able as any home. Live In one I M PLOY MINT '.. OWNER VERY ANXIOUS, Thu large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 2 bath In picturesque Lake Mary area, over sized rooms, sis,soo. 42-?Mbl leHomes y __________________________ 51—Household Goods for what you have to sell. Call — —____________________ Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used USed Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric today and your Classified Ad wIll appear here tomorrow. -- 78—torcycles Cash 322-4132 looking l BUY JUNK CARS From$lOto$50 Call 322-1621 -- payments $15 mo. or pay bal. ______________________________ $121.42. Call 131.1714. WIll BUILDER. 322-2217. 372-5990 ____________________________ sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip I sew needs Somsone to lake over Misc. items. 317 Palmetto Ave. cars, trucks & heavy equipment. Motorcycle Insurance 68—Wanted to - Saretord,_3274714. stoves I refrig. Furnishings I Top Dollar Paid for junk I used PartCockerSpaniel Male, 2 y,-s. old 3230755 $501 up; El. stove $601 up; full size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-52 So. of qualified buyer. $21,000 to .iL00O. Low down payments. EVRIe', DAY someone 77—Junk Cars Removed pedigreed Basset Hounds. 7 weeks old. 677-4021. __________________________ 5 Pc. BR suite new, $739 S pc. LR big news items you will find anywhere FREE to good homes "ALMOST" ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 3225791 New 235 Homes, 4 pct, interest to UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Two.) 11,2 both homes on lovely lots I Spacious LR, w-DR, Fla. Rm., Porch, C.H&A, ww carpell Other models to choose from! Buy now & select colors "Just for You"i Each, lust $43,300! DUPLEX attractive & comfort- 32—Houses Unfurnlshsd 301 CommercIal 323.5116 _____ eragsdisbuslnessatm.3435, the petlllonlrs's attorney are 5of demands against the estate are City if Sanford, Florida w4$ us-•• required, WITHIN THREE dertake lie peejed discribed Sanford, FL, 32771, SemInole fSIIt bol. All persons hsvIng claims or MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF above with Slick Grant county, Fiends, under the fictitious __ name of WINDY HILL MOBILE demands against the estate are THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF theU.SDeportm.wofNouslnga,. required, WITHIN THREE TH1SP-sOTiCLtotllewlffith.cler$i Ui-bin Develspfliinl (MUD), UMK. PARK, and ,, InfSnd THE DATE OP ot thu above court a written 'Title I of me Housing and COSt. negisler suInams_wiffi liii Clerk if MONTHS FROM • - --.a ,u,uyvw VT VU . yr mwwyy Aa or W1L TM CwCuIt courts Seminole C0UStY, Fluid in accordance wilt me TPS NOTICE, to file with the clerk they may hale. Each claim must be Cl$yef Sanford, Florida Is WIV at Nh above court a written in writing and must indicate the IOHUDtMICItYW$anterd,pIs,Ida previsions w me Piditiesjs statement of any claim or demand basis for the claim, the name and arid mamas Wlieen. ill, In his Statutes. Ta-Wit: n they may have. Each claim must be address of the creditor or his agent fICIaI cepecIty as Adminleiraler,, Florida Stofvtn WV. ___ —•' _____ OUIgIIdOthI -U I ei15 aura lineal aJape _ DIXON. 335 Randall Ave., Vacaville forth below, available for public esaminalles All persons having claims or and copying, ipm request. Nstici$Mrebygfvenffialweare Ca,52M1. Thename and addreasof ____ .11 and a long, Manped (21 ) sglf.4a coNpIDr1AJ_a TO "LIlT to Mby: lii talky ot.rrs Ma , "sk .n(. Thsy hay. Bavuily 11i, _ FICTITIOUs NAMI - teal SuIte 301 Orhande. Fiesids 33 AHO(fli'i5 $51 Plaintiff PublIsh: January S. 12, 1919 Chill Wife ' s To - STEMPER AV4Cy Ave. , which is Seminole 1, 2 BR deluxe unHi, Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17-92 In Sanford. Phone 322-7051. Saneorø Classified Ads are the Smallest Pit BuiI puppies for sale Males $50. Iemale $10. 6wk old. 321 0126 alt 4. WILSONMAIER FURNI lURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-31SE.FIr-stSt. 322S62 JOHN KRIOER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Across from Orlando In ternational Airport 65—Pets.Supplies Boots, Shoes, Work Clothes SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000, bai. ue $46 or take over payments $1-' mo. Free home trial. Call Rent Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 32 2-3151 for Sale new 1395; Loveseat $4493 I up; 7 pc. dinettes $49.S I up; Ref. - Steam Clean Your Uwn Carpet 562-7153 ML5 - W.Garne$tWhite Rig. Real Estate Broker home, w-C-HIA, w-w carpet, tennis court & club house privIleges. Less than tO pct 30-Apartments Uniurnishid 373 6061 or eves. 323 05)7 ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1's', bath TENNIS LOVERS DREAM o yr. young 3 BR, 2 b, C-lIlA, )EALTOR 322-4591 REALTOR 132,500! SUPER 4 BR, 2 bath home w-C. H&A, w-w carpet, dining area, rear fenced yardi Like new & In ezc Cond.I Just sml000i MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - Eves 543,3535 322.1939 M. Unsworth Realty Pinecrestl W-w carpet, DR, Lg. Fla. rm., I close to schools I shoppingi Yours, for lust fenced backyard, near schools I thopoingi Nice neighborhoodt A buy for $253001 - telephone I reliable trans. Call AIJPiOII of the CIII? of hon,eon landscaped corner lot in diwn. SW Volusla area. Must have FUNDS LOVELY Spacious 3 BR, 2 bath OWNER SEZ SELL Good small business location. 50' frontage on 17-92. Good Iraffic count. 323-s-nI Build to suit — our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 235 I 245. 157,5001 SWIMMING AFTER RIDING 3 acres for pasture. 4 BR, 2 b w 64—Equipment for Coin Show FREE ADMISSION Jan 17. 13.14 Fr,-Sa?, 10 am-i pm Sun. 10 am-S p.m. 60 dealers buying I Selling US & Foreign Coins-stamps. FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, Sheraton Orlando In?. Airport Inn. 3835 Beeline Dr . Orl - - _______ DUE TO DIVORCE company must BPP WARRANTED. Only acre wooded, $2,300 dwn. Only $143 mo, 9a.m.. 1p.m. Care Agency serving Deitona & borhood. Warranted. $36,500. _______ 69—Stamps-Co I AFRICAN VIOLETS 531.1714 day or nlght DR, Fia. rm, w-w carpet, fenced yard wIg. oakst Many extras! S acre farm. 4 acres cultivated, 1 APARTMENT TO SHARE aaiIabt. with Home Health Large family home, 4 BR, 2 b, pan. family rm., large closets, split plan, covered patio, fenced, fruit I shade trees, nice neigh- BR,'1½ bath home w-C-HIA. CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES 109w-s - $32,500. COUNTRY LIVING. Beautiful 3 14 acres near 1.4 w-its own lake. Good terms. Won't last. ground for expansion, HOUR lB 322-9283 Manicured yd. Warranted. Only GET TOGETHER On heavily traveled Hwy. 17.92. 16 units with Gracious living, immaculate] BR. l'. b paneled DR. decorator wail paper in kit. I bath. — The Greenhouse 327-9141 Evesatter65weekend. 155,000. WE SELL HOMES! WHY DON'T WE The Real Estate Agency REALTORS - WILL BUY EXISTING is? I 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Leog, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Altamon?e. 5G-Mâscellaneous . YELLOW SAND 47-A—rtgages Bought & Sold __________ '-'-- Call D4ck Lacy. 373-7510 Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments I bu ________________________________ _equity. 372-0216. Warranted. OR BUY A HOMEI AFTER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL BY OWNER ____________________ extras. SELLERS I BUYERS! YOU WANT TO SELL large new pool. Country quiet. P?ivatepiano&druml,sscnsw. espn teachers. 339-5309. many - FILLDIRT&TÔPSOIL APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BYOWNER 3 one bedroom opts., furnished 129,500. 111 E.Sth, Sanford good Super clean 3 BR,2b, cozy tirplace w-sunken LR, 1g. sc. porch + IIALTY REALTY 46. 1.1, Sanford. your child to music. 322-4569 scaped. 1 yr. warranly. $27,900. STENSTROM 2435', S. French (1792) Sanford 323 5324 Exp Only! Wanted Cooks, dish. 24 322-7643 residential are., nicely land- porch, FR, wall REALTY WORLD REALTOR - 1nner, intermediate & advanc. edtennis instruction ton aduits& juniors. Single, group I clinics. Unsurpassed facilities at Bay '321-0739 ... lAs You Cross The Threshold• LB. St..Iman, Inc. ___________________ Reg. Real Estate Broker 1631 Sanford Ave. Office at home, beautiful homi has space for your office, beauty shop or barber Shop. Zoned commercial. Downtown Lake Mary, Warranted. 1.41,900. Holiday Isle, Sanford. Riser. vatlons not necessary. 321-0011. __________________________ Piano&OrganL.s.ons - We have a success story to tell. Please be our guest on January 16, 1975, 7:30 p.m. Holiday Inn, 'uIl 1. part time positions _____ GILlS, HEDRICK I cozy little home, to wail. $31,200. Uc Real Estate!!! Will keepchiIdrsn in my homeanytim, BATEMAN REALTY .:- 62—Lawn-Garden - 47—Real Estate Wanted LAKE MARY 2-1, $21,300. WELCOMEI Very nice large (1 acre) cor. lot w- Looking For A Career ATTENTION NOTICE TO PUILIC OP RIQUIST FOR RELEASE OF I SHOUT 3-2 split plati, lot 33x)25, range & ref., wall to wail. 121,000. - Publish: December 22, 29, 197$, January 5, 12. 1975 DEE.113 — — 3233445. 00 - Call 322-4255 or 322-5756 160,000. ROIBII'$ tras. $23,530. Required good personality neat appearance high school ound-near Sunland. Beige, Asking 535.000. Fantastic value 3 BR, I 44.B—lnvestmfleflt - --- --- - peted, FR, fenced back, carport. CLEAN SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 bath, large lot, quiet area. Very clean, neat home. $24950. 2-1 separate OR, w-built.In china closet, garage, pine floors, mature trees. Many more ix. - PINECREST 3-2, C-HIA, car- 5:30. S HOMES -- MARKHAM RD. 3-2, w-5 acres, 3 BR 1½ bath, range, ref., dlsh-w, washer-dryer. Fenced backyard. $71,500. Call 322.2171 ext. 25 bafn,-. c 11aa THESE - MUST SELL MAKE OFFER 309 Plumosa Conway Rd., Oriando.$13,500. Call Orlando 273-7463 or 351-3355. Lk. Mary lovely well kept home only 4 yr. old. Nice landscaped yard w-trees. 3-2, kIt w.dining area, sing Ii car garage. 130400. MANAGEMENT TRAINEE -- I room house tot sale, 5753 S. fresh 339-05 IS INFLATION CRAMPING - large lot. $35,000. By Owner. 322-1526 ask tot Lu iw AVON - - FOR SALE: 3 BR, 2 bath homeon Inc., REALTOR 339.Q50 opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.I00-432.S403 anytime for recorded message. ternoons or 33-473l eves. s-t 3-D, 41—Houses -------- - - -. painted. Double lot. Carpo. Priced to Sell. LET'S BE HONEST licensed marriage counselor. Ressoneble fees. For appt. call Rosanne Malta Sf12391 at- de" A former physical don't sweat" education teacher with a So they don't know how Fr'IUs plus fractures master's degree from gooditfeelitospend 3040 bSCUSi, sii says, "fl's - Columbia In Physical f.nlnkw, but45 mInutia a day on body nIce to be Education Curriculum conditioning; to rim, theta ftg, with that 100k In her S)'S Development, sh. still for a mu, or two and, "you wed to ARTHUR H. IECKw1TH, JR. of L.eaa M. Price, deceased, File the Circuit Court for Seminole income families and upgrade public. Just what you 't pai Ciart y,thpomcn.to Number 75-9.CP, Is pending in the County, Florida, Probate Division, houSing projects, you Whoiver's a femal, bodyguard By: June S. Curtis, Circuit Court for SEMINOLE the address of which Is Seminole Sanford, $emInole. Florida five hours polishing self. And, when she's not around.' DePuty Cleft to be. __________________________________________________________________________________ James 3. Loveless Jr. of The fWm the County, address of Probate Division, County Courthouse, Florida, Probate 13,100,100 ____ LAKE MARY 3 BR, 41—Houses - new, orange trees, C-lilA. 7½ pct. assumable moi-t. Call 3235264. - from hospital. House 3. beautifully refinished inside out. Priced reasonably. Seeing believing. 322-1541. 321-0453 - If OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost property In Sanford. 6 blocl Mature person to care for 2 small children in my home dhtorcedor singles. Professional -- RETIREMENT HOME- Natuni Paradise-last country livi: leave name & Ph. No. ersona I, financial & career TO ALL INTERESTED AGEN. CIES, GROUPS AND PERSONS: Deceased On or about Jan. 15, 1579 the NOTICE OF 4DMINISTRATION above-named CIty will request the pege i, Public Records of Seminole TO ALL PERSONS HAVING U.S. Department of Housing and CountY, Deceased CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Urban Development to release atpubllciale,lbth.highestbldder NOTICIOPADMINISTRAT1ON THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL Federal funds wider Title I forcasila? 11:00A.M. ontlte 31st day TO ALL PERSONS HAVING OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Housing and CommunIty 01 January, 1579, at the West Front CLAIMSOR DEMAND'S AGAINST IN THE ESTATE: Development Adof 1974 (PLS3.313) Door of the Seminole County THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED for me following project: CairttioisiInUntord, Florida. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED thattheadmialstratlonofmeestate Public H0USISS MOdeIflhZ$$IOfl DATED this 'd day 01 January, IN THE ESTATE: CIJO51EMILL1NORCARTER,a.li. Housing Rehabilitation _____ i,,,, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED a JOSIE M. CARTER, deceased, "-To provlbe homeoweenitip op. (SEAL) that the administration os me estate File Number 75-1 CF. Is pending In portunity for low and moderate school caJl.d IJflhvtgq Woman. "I'll teach woman's aware... and disco dancing and self. kar. class. jokes, "women perspire, - ____ capable and then you take a shower and get and you're totally feminine. If anythIng, has enhanced you." MY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Matv'DatIngService,AIIAOeS. P.O. Box 11, CIwIr., FL 33317. PRESSURES? me training her security àCOY'ôf' tel Ii' 1d1 difon.. at Sergei munity College In Paramua, N. J., she's horseback riding or goIng to basketball games at Garden and disarming Neanderthal men, ficlenfly," she 330s1, 541.4597. PROBLEMS? entered against suant to the Final Judgment Foreclosure and sale entered In me (or (smile tI OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF Notice Is hereby given that pur. MandslSecurltyBureau,ft call4 Routeman. Car necessary. 3 am-Sam. No Sat. & Sun. 15-hr. to start. Call $343192, CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Metchandse Every Day Try One! a default and ultimate ADVERTISEMENT FOR lIDS or attorney, and the amount claimed. If the claim Is not yet due, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN .,l the date when It will become due THAT THE HOUSING JAMES 1. COLE shall be stated. if the claim Is AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF Husband,Rsspcndent (SEAL) contingent or unliquidated, the SANFORD, FLORIDA, WILL NOTICE OF ACTION Arthur H. Bockwith Jr. nature of t uncertainty shail be RECEIVE AND PUBLICLY OPEN THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Clerk of the Circuit Co stated. It the claim is secured, the SEALED BIDS FOR THE PUR. JAMES T. COLE, residence ly: Betty M. Capes securtty shall be described. The CHASE OF THE FOLLOWING unknown, last known mailing ad. Deputy ci.rt 'ese, General Delivery, Rose Hill, PublIsh: December 22, 25, 1975; ciaimait shall deliver sufficient AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT: copies of the claim to the clerk to lOne W15 pickup truck. Wz ton Virginia 24211. January 3, ________________________ enabletheclenktomaiionecopyto capacity, with standard tran. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Dt_f111 each personal representative, emission, heater, 4 ply polyester that a proceeding for dissolution of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THI All persons Interested in th. estate cord tires, and a 6 cylinder engine, marriage Pies been filed against you EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. to whom a copy of this Notice of 2. One 1979 tour door sedan, $ and that Petitioner, GUDBJORO culT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Administration has been mailed are cylinder, automatic transmission, COLE, Is seeking relief against you. 'COUNTY, FLORIDA required, WITHIN THREE MON. power steering, power brakes, AM YOU ARE NOTIFIED to appear CIVIL ACTION CAll NO. 7$4t65THS FROM THE DATE OF THE radio, air conditioning, white and tile your Answer or other CAøI FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS sidewall tires, vinyl upholstery and d,fenssorpieadingwlthtttecles'tof FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND NOTiCE,toflieanycbjections they anenginewithadisplacementotnot the Circuit Court, In and for LOAN ASSOCIATI,ON OF may have that challenges the less than 302 cubic inches. SeminoleCounty, Florida, andserve ORLANDO,acorioratlon, Plaintiff, validity of the decedent's will, the BIDS WILL BE OPENED AND a copy thereof on Petitioner's at. ' qualification of the personal READ ALOUD AT 2:00 P.M., torney, ROGER L. BERRY, P.O. GEORGE J. GEROITS and representative, or the venue or MONDAY, JANUARY 22, 1575, IN Drawer 0, Sanford, FlorIda 37711, NANCY C. OERO1TS,hiswite, et al THE Iunisdictlon of the cow-?. ADMINISTRATIVE onorbsforethe2lthdayofjanuary, Defendants. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND BUILDING OF THE HOUSING 197$, otherwise a default will be NOTICIOP SALE - bad ' 41—Houses PT AM Paper - _____ ' VG*CE-S20.I0---uargnt,.t Fri details; KIT, Box 751, Pompano. FL. 10—Hplpnid - --"-P .. - 4—Per ,aIs . Is p.rsonal s.curIt', ___ ______ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL ACTION NO.71.2743 IN RI: THE MARRIAGE OF: GUDBJORG S. COLE Wlte.Pelitioner, WITNESS my hand and this Court on the 15th day of In karat.. Hir occupation He mIgM have tried to hire her for the inlnljnign of elgl* hours at I1. But she would have said - '-Ill,, - in writing and must indicate the basis for the claim, the name and address of the creditor or his agent __ flrst4.gr.. black b.lt nasty entanglements she Put OB before the Jobs C Mandel Security Bureau hired her—as a separate company division—In ' County SWfOrd. Floe-Ida. / i " of Judicial Circuit, In and for Seminole and Jacobs haà a from chokes and other City Clerk the above court a written statement of any claim or demand Publish January 12, 1979 they may have. Each claim must be DEF.17 .- : ____ "ALFRED M. PARTIN and demands against the estate are with the Clerk of Ihe City and same Telephone: 303-322.1314 GENEVIEVE F. PARTIN, PlaIn. Publish: Dcember 23, 25, 1971; THREE may be Inspected by the public. required, WITHIN tiffs, vs. JOHN A. JAMES, DATED this 27th day of January 3, 12. 1519 dent," Civil No. 71-2391-CA.13.F and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF •DEE112 wee Instituted and is pending i me THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF December, A.D. 1975. Linda R. Martin -____________________________ Circuit Court of the Eiofiteenth THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk tltr.ats. off At to ' . onorbefore January 24th, 1579,and Post Office Drawer C, Sanford, meeting interested parties may (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. FlorIda 32771. The personal appear and be heard with respect to tIletheorlginal with the Clerk Clerk of the Circuit Court representative of the estate is the proposed Ordinance. This court either before servIce , By: Eve Crabtree becontinued from time Plalntitrs attorney or imrr,.olc'e'. Minion V. Biedsoe, whose address hearing may Dputy Clert Is taken by totimeunhilfinal action is 1100 Bram Towers, Sanford, thereafter, otherwise a default wil JACK T. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE be against you toe' me reiiit Florida 32771. The name and ad. the City Commission. AcopyoftheproposedOrdinance CLEVELAND, MIlE & BRIDGES of the personal repn. demanded in the Complaint. An tativvsattorneyartsit forth below. IspostedattheCityHaIl,LongwoOd, Post Office Drawer Z ereviatad title of the All persons having claims or Florida, and the copies are on file Sanford, FlorIda 32771 -- fed," she Friday, Jan. 12, i75-i1A ------- ,. '- ---------.',:- , n4: s deceased, File Number 7$-40.CP, Is be held in the City Hall of Longwood, Petition. WlTNESSmYhavldafldtPleWaIOl pending in the Circuit Court for Florida. on Monday, the 22nd of County, Florida, Probate january, A.D. 1979 at 7:30 p.m., or this Court on this 15th day of DivIsion. the address of which is' assoontheieattetasPcssible.Atthe December, 1575. CHARLES A. OEHLINOER, ESQUIRE, 520 Maitland Ave Altamoede Springs, Florida, 32101, :':-:..':; IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. 11TH JUDICIAL'C*CUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 7iV$CA14I --I IN RE: THE MARRIAOI OF DONALD HOWARD SIPLEY 'JR. otherwise - Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Iudgment will be entered against KITTY PARKINSON BLEDSOE, ester the public hearing which will you for the relief demanded In the written defenses, If any, hit him In the chest aM sent him flying a few - thattheadministrat$onoftheestate sameforflnalpassageandadoptiofl are required to serve a copy of your frame, Shereactedlrstlnctively. U)1. Neanderthal. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the City Commission will consider andto theabove described property hat been filed against 'iou and 'iou "I Legal Notice FOR OFSAIDCITY,SAID ORDINANCE action for other PSfICflI kflO*fl or W*flOWT% SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE has been filed against you In havingorclalmlnganyright,tjtI.or PRORATE DIVISION ZONINGORDINANCEOFTHECI. Circuit Court of Seminole County, Interest in or to the following File Nember 71.415-CF required lb TV OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, Florida. and you are described properly in Seminole of your wriltsn copy serve a AMENDMENT CHANGING SAID County, Florids, to wit: difiriWs, if 11Y, to it on JACK T. IN RI: ESTATE OF THE ZONING OF CERTAIN Lot 14, Block B, E SQ U I 1 1, LITTLE KiTTY PARKINSON BLEDSOE TERRITORY FROM R.2 RESI. BR I 0 G ES, WEKIWA ESTATES NUMBER Deceased DENTIAL DISTRICT TO PUD zo. CLEVELAND, MIlE 1. BRIDGES, ONE, according to the piat thereof Post Office Drawer Z, S.nford, NOTICIOFADMINISTRATION N1NG; PROVIDING AN EFFEC. asrecordedlnPlat BookS, PageS3, TIVE DATE; REPEALING ORDI. S.minoIecoy,Fio3rn1onor of Smlnoie TO ALL PERSONS HAVING of the Public Rcorde CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST NANCES IN CONFLICT HERE- before January 23, 1575, and file p, County, FlorIda: originalwiththeClerkofthisCourt• YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL WITH. Said OrdinancewasPlaCedOflfir$t &therbIfOIWSIl'viCeOfl Poner'* thatanactiontsremovecfoudslyom OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED reading on December is, ins, and auorn,yorimmediateiythereafte!:. and quiet the$itle of the Plaintiff in IN THE ESTATE: By PLI1E GROS8MAN - . Lake Mary, Fl. 32144, Seminole cty, Florida, under the fictitiws of CUSTOM IN. name pROPOSI001DINANCE S1ALLATIONS and that I intend to Husband Petltlon. Plaintiffs, reglst.rs&dnamewlththeCleckol TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: VS• the Circuit Court, Seminole Counts', NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by arid JOHN A. JAMES DEBORAH JEAN SIPLEY, Florida in acmrdance with the C LOngWOOCI, Florida. at Defendant. provisions of Ii. FIctitIous Name the City Commission WHe.RePWidIat. will hold a NOTICIOFACTION NOTICIOPACTION Statutes, To-Wit: Section _____ hearing to consider enact public TO: Florida Statutes 1f57. ment at Ordinance No. 452, entitled: TO: JOHN A. JAMES, his wIfe, and gig. Haiof D. Morgan DEBORAH JEAN SIPLEY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY each of them if livino. and if PASADENA, TEXAS PublIsh Jan. 12, if, 21 & Feb. 2, lflf OF LONGW000. FLORiDA, the spouses, heirs, devis•s. DEF.$l YOU ARE NOTIFIED that as AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. w ligate., grantees, credItors, diuolutlofl of marriage IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CASE NO.: 7$-2fl1.CA.13.F ALFREDM. PARTIN and GENEVIEVE F. PARTIN Frid.y,Jan.12,7 -- cciII , CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC HIARINGTO CONSIDER ADOPTIONOF COUNTY, FLORIDA 1OA-EviningHiraid,Sanford,FI. ' -. 1,1 THE CIRCUIT COURT, FICTITIOUSNE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Notice Is hereby given that I am CUlt. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE engaged in busineuat P.O. Box 244 OURSELVES . _______________ Legal Notice - . : -, ,.'-: TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, . stump removal, licensed I in. bEE est • �12A—Everift H.iaId, Sanford B LON DIE FL FrIy, Jan. i, im ( (i KNOW...n.4Ar8 MY NEW LITTLE - MONEY, I WAVE A NEW LITTLE by Chic Young TIE V Ad 1-12. BEETLE BAILEY creature 44 American humorist 1 Answer to Previous Puzzle skim m1olk For o1 n11 1K101A1L1A[J01R[C OILA V 0 I 0 1N1E10 OP ZOO NA K CO T H ICO N $ £ S TES 0A C $ 010 — 45PM beverage 46 Golly 47 Davenport rn Purpose 1110J11 1501A 53 Waterbeloved InIOetLlsNIaAl surrounded l4MiniscWe EF1okIMItIRFtLIuItINITI land l5 Military force YICINI OjNI$ s son l6 Day before a 54 Leo' 0I0IIINIOI 'K1 OIRIEIA 55 Cooks feast l0Ii111I5ILjAINIIFI0IAtii ll Actor Mineo 56 French lKAJjj FL1Ptuti subway 19 Genetic IOIL I LIMIEINID Isio1v1 material 10 Pertaining to 38 Sharper (abbr.) DOWN a kidney 39 Refuge 20 Dry I Shoe Part (l.) 12 Trial 22 Cheap metal 41 Fasten I 1E 1 Octopus-like 40 Halt a score 42 Acts A °I'I1 Better For You 6 Clip 11 Commencemont I I Trietan'a TRICK! TRICK TO ACROSS by Mort Walker DEARDR. LAMB—Iread your colwnn about skim milk being NO In calc11. The nutrftloatwbo was tath6tO that woman lflyOur column was trying to tell her that calchufl front milk cannot be properly absorbed without the aeam. I wish .thy would ouUWsi 2 Arrow case 13 Malady 23 Shroud Iflhlk and 2 pifCUtt M m111L IL 43 Fracas (2 24 Invitation is- 3 Pronounces 18 Make known does no good for the adult wds.) sponse (abbr.) 4 Believer 21 Induces either. You cainot fool Mother (suffix) 26 Vacation 48 Playing 23 Turned Nat. She put that fat In the 28 Common tree 5 Math symbol 25 Poker holding marble Automotive so- 6 Compass milk for a upoae. 27 Abels brother 49 Graduate of point ciety (abbr.) I am DEAR READER 29 Snarled Anna polis 7 Glutton 31 Relative afraid you are sapresalng an 33 Most elderly (colloq.) 32 Title (abbr.) 34 Scarab opinion, not a fact. Your opinion 33 King of fairies 8 Slurs 51 Filch 35 Born sicported by the facts. 9 Handsome 36 Spoon jm 52 Part of a shoe 37 Valid man 39 Bravos (Sp.) You're absolutsi, wrong about the Idea that you have to have fat to absorb calcium Calcium absorption is &f. 16 1b01 I I 1 fected by the blood calclwn level. If you have a lot of blood calcium you may not absorb much from the digedive tract. But, If your body needs calcium, the basic mechanhins In the wall of the smith jnt1jte change and you'll absorb a greater proportion of the calcium that Is In your food. The only advantage of whole milk over fat milk Is that It Increases your calorie Intake, If that is what you want to do. Also, it Increases your total fat Intake. Worse, about half of butter fat is saturated fat. Individuals who need to limit their fat Intake, and particularly their saturated fat Intake, often do a great deal better on fortified skim milk. - 1' 12 I THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom A U k-1 ~21VS K e kh=ti a , ARCHIE by Bob Montana 1 18 I a•amu ONE El Room j BEER goo MEN uu• Boom a RON a HEMENE 20MMEM As Ipointed out in my earlier column, fortified s)dm milk contains more protein and We milk protein so It's good quality. To give you scEne facts based on the U.S. Deparitnent of AVkvhwo data, I am sanding you the Health Letter number 7-2, Milk Products: ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL Good and Bad. Others who want this Iuue can send 50 cents with a bug, For Saturday, January 13, 1979 stamped self-addressed envelope for it. Send your letter to YOUR BIRTHDAY today you could find yourself me In care of this newspaper, inn" 13, 1979 running around In circles. Take P.O. Box 1551, Radio City This coming year you may the time to organise your ac- Station, New York, NY 10019. Just to make your day become Involved In a project or Uvities. enterprise with a person whose GEMINI (May 21-June ) abilities you truly respect. You Your carelessness in fuIig will gain from this association, receipts or records of your both Intellectually and material transactions could In - Ia,.. •awhi mst4ihlv D.. aj —e CAPRICORN (Dec. 234an. special attention to these 19) Being self-sufficient Is details. enviable, but you may carry it CANCER (June 21-July 21) to extremes today and fail to Don't let a hothead upset you act In proper harmony In a today and goad you Into a situation calling for teamwork, confrontation. Walk away. Find out more of what lies Arguments never solve ahead for you In 1979 by sending anything. for your copy of Adro.Grapli LEO (July 33-Aug. n) More Letter. Mail $1 for each and a than the usual amount of tact long, self-addressed, stamped and patience may be called for envelope to Aatro.Graph, P.O. today In your dealings with Boa 480, Radio City Station, coworkers. Why not ad the N.Y. 10019. Be sire to specify exam ple? birth sign. VIRGO (Aug. 334e$. 21) A AQUARIUS (Jan. 30-Feb. 19) bully type could spoil the fat for You do not perform well wider everyone today. U you into, pressure today, so don't leave such a character, don't include Important tasks till the lad hint In your social gathering.. minute. Take charge of your LIMA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) duties or they'll take charge of Normally you rely upon tact yout and grace to acids" your alms. PCES (Feb. ID-March 30) Today, however, you may do Spend today with persons you things in a way others find sincerely enjoy lade.4 of being unbecoming and abrasive. _iaI. ek___ Il ..LJL..A OWN11111 2114ft Ifi..a VIJ(U1TU W WlW M14£ IW JW. 1t1 r&uv. i entertain. U you're with the Make suggestions to associates • latter, no one will have a good If you mud today, but be very- .Sd AIM Se.$. time. This dodant won tfig speds csr.ful that you don't dosotoo ARM (March 21-April 19) forcibly. Unnecessary ugly lead In dwn'vty and went Troi*ie could rsml1n on the incidsuda could risu*. rigid after truwips. East domestic aeon, today U you t SAGITTARIUS (Nov. fl-Dec. took his ace and returned a sped.. The student senilled allowft to. Try to day calm if 21) Be wary of joint !ffiP1lY When Wed had to there's an i',ckli'd. Don't let involyuerds toy that place ___ rouow. .nh,1.da.scoed your tenn*Ir gala the upp the greeter burden on 7' tn.Th Wed took his king, hand, both physically and financially. put his Partner In with the TAU*US (April ID-UsyIS)In The load must be shared aceof druffsda yow' haste to get 11dP dote equally if ft's to work. spade for the setting trick, HOROSCOPE EEK.& MEEK by Howl. Schneider LJ5ThA) ID INS, JOHJ. NrE A.JD NM FECIRE A. 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In their overall report they also seeno danger lnmodifying e wet TOT cnUure'a to limit the cholesterol and saturated fat Intake. If you translate those observations to milk, you'll find that what the committee Is saying Is that the relative absence of cholesterol and saturated fat In fortified skim milk Is not harmful and for thiklrei with a higher risk factor for developing heart disease, It Is recommended. The committee that drew up the report for the American Heart Association pointed out that 80 percent of U.S. Infants are fed on formulas that contain very little cholesterol and a high portion of polyunsaturated fat as opposed to saturated fat. The committee observed that there had been no long term adverse effects from using such a formula. Thej also observed that children who had low cholesterol levels either through diet or on the basis of inherited characteristics ap. pear to be perfectly healthy and have perfectly normal wmwmn "Should I have pased at three hearts?" asked the student. "Or was I just unlucky?" "No you shouldn't have passed at three hearts," replied the Professor. "In one sense you were unlucky. Without a Made lead you would have wrapped the contract up, but In the main sense you just misplayed the hand. Four hearts was a cinch." The student should have left trumps alone and led a diamond at trick two. East would win and lead back a spade but the student would have seen in complete control. He would win In his own hand and discard dummy's last two spades onish= and jack of diamonds. Then he would go after trumps and nothing could hurt him. c quits The bidding has gone: Wed NoethEaatSougb I Rd. PasslCbmbPal Heart Vos, teeth, bold: KJS by Stan Lea and John Romita mir* I fVM.LEWuos by T. K. rp Ioil VIM !po : '.; / : Ryan + . \!4 E OF a 4 • ,-• .. 4 .1. -. ' -.-.• . -4-*.--_j,,.. i.is-a • 32 •K104 A Now J= em asks what you shosh bid now. ThIsIsatoughon.,butwe favors jump to three dub.. by Bob Thaves i -- ei . ._ - -. - �Evening Hendd SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, January 12, 1979 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE .•' •.. -,,a Herald photo by Tim koftel Scene from an early settler's cabin Is depicted in the General Henry S. Sanford Library Museum. Story, other photos, Page 2. ## - -----., ......... . �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 12, 1979 TELEVISION Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. GOGUIDE January 12-18 CE (NBC) S.sth (CBS) Mk,,jlf• Text and SATURDAY JANUARY 13, 1979 Tom Nefsel AFTERNOON BELL PART OF EARLY SETTLERS' ARTIFACTS The Henry S. Sanford Library Museum, a memorial to the city's founder, is more than just a memory. The contents, some more than a century old, some dating back several centuries, reveal a preservation of culture existing long before the birth of General Sanford and the city bearing his name. Records indicate thatplans for the present !ibrary museum date back to 1891 when General Sanford died in Derby, Conn. At that time Mrs. Sanford was inspired to bequeath her husband's library of more than 5,000 volumes to the city of Sanford as a memorial. Mrs. Sanford's proposal was outlined to her family, the city of Sanford and in her will at the time of her death in 1901. However, negotiations for the memorial were not initiated until the early 1950's. At that time, the Sanford's only surviving daughter, Carola Sanford Dow, began extensive correspondence with Mrs. Frederick T. Williams of Sanford in an attempt to execute the terms of her mother's will. With the help of Mr. and Mrs. Francis Roumillat II and Sanford architect Elton J. Moughton, an exact replica of General Sanford's library in Connecticut was built on the present site on East First Street and dedication ceremonies were held on Feb. 8, 1957. BUST OF GENERAL HENRYS. SANFORD With the acquisition of furniture, paintings, and personal effects of the Sanford family, the one-room library was expanded with the addition of two wings In 1974. The west room contains the family's personal effects, which include artifacts and furnishings from the Sanford's residences at Castle Maillard and Castle de Gingelom near Brussels, Belgium, where the General was U.S. minister. The east room is reserved for rotating exhibits which update and preserve the history of Sanford. The library museum is open to the public from 2-5 p.m. on Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays. I I 12:00 O WEEKEND SPECIALS "If JANUARY 15, 1979 900 '"IAIN11NGs DONE FROM S1ENCILS DECö#i'it' ip OO1'i;.c. •' :': lives. (R) AFTERNOON .-. ijg 'unampions: A Love Story" James Vincent McNichol and Joy LeDuc portray two young peopie who become closely involved with each other on both a personal and professlonal level while attempting to win the national figure-skating championships. 'Jre' and Gerry Cooney vs. Eddie "Animal" Lopez from Miami Beach, Fla.; "Men's World Cup Skiing" from Wengen, Switzerland; Part 2 of "Hollywood Stuntmen" competition; Part 2 of the NFL Cheerleader Classic. kA1JI *1 I EVENING ., lwv& Or (NBC) Mt.nvlI. QUINN (PBS) Quinn: Grimditch, Dwight Stone, Ron LeFlore, George Brett. and Doug Collins. 3:15 0 INTERNATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING (Premiere) Live coverage of a 15-round WBC World Welterweight Championship bout between titleholder Carlos Palomino and Wilfredo Benitez, from San Juan, Puerto Rico. 4:00 @30 GRAND PRIX MASTERS TENNIS Eight male tennis players who have collected the most points on the Grand Prix circuit during the year compete in this championship event, live from Madison Square Garden in New York City. Specials Of The Week I'm Lost, How Come I Found You?" Two bank robbers find everything but seclusion in the wacky house they have chosen as a hideout. (Part 2 of 2) (R) 'j'.i (ABC) JZ IM 12:00 ()WRESTLING 5:00 1:00 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 0 FOOTBALL Top college seniors representing the North Coverage of the World Individand South meet in the annual ual Gymnastics Championships Senior Bowl from Ladd Stadi- from Strasbourg, France. um in Mobile. Alabama. EVENING 2:30 7:00 U WRESTLING ID SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 3:00 @30 GRAND PRIX MASSUNDAY TERS TENNIS Eight male tennis players who have Collected JANUARY 14. 1979 the most points on the Grand Prix circuit during the year will compete in this championship AFTERNOON 4:30 event, live from Madison GOLF Coverage of the 1:00 Square Garden in New York final round of the 20th annual (ED COLLEGE BASKETCity. Bob Hope Desert Classic from BALL Arkansas at North CaroWells Country Club In Palm 3:30 lina Desert, California. O PROFESSIONAL 1:45 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of (Season Premiere) The Harlem the $125,000 Showboat Invita- @3 NBA BASKETBALL Globetrotters perform in Nashtional from the Showboat Regional coverage of New York Knicks at Kansas City Kings; ville, Tennessee, making a speLanes In Las Vegas, Nevada. Chicago Bulls at Milwaukee cial appearance at the Grand 4:00 Bucks; Los Angeles Lakers at Ole Opry with a variety of counG2 GOLF A top field of Seattle SuperSonics try music artists. golfers compete for a $50,000 2:00 first prize in the 20th annual MONDAY Bob Hope Desert Classic, from 0 THE SUPERSTARS (Season Premiere) Top athletes Palm Desert, California. compete In a variety of sportJANUARY 19. 1979 4:30 ing events In this first of four (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR men's preliminary rounds from MORNING Live coverage of two 10-round Freeport in the Bahamas. heavyweight bouts featuring Among those competing are 6:10 Katlic Knoetze vs. Bill Sharkey defending champion Wayne (2) 2-COUNTRY FISHING JANUARY 13, 1979 EARLY SWORDS:HANG (CBS) 04ands Sports On TV photos by Sanford Museum,* Filled With Memories, More 0 0 EVENING 8:00 @30 TIM CONWAY Tim Conway and his guests Carol Burnett, Don Knolls, Craig Richard Nelson and the Village People present an hour of Comedy, music and dance. TUESDAY is, iem EVENING WEDNESDAY IPUWPflT it, JWIV EVENING 7:30 'Goodbye' Was Hello Quinn Cummings Is 11 years old, lives In the Hollywood Hills with her mother Jan, a dog, cat and two hamsters, reads about a dozen books a week and Is the newest member of the "Family" cast. She plays 11-year-old Annie Cooper Lawrence, adopted by the Lawrences after the death of her parents. The brown-eyed, brownhalred youngster made her motion picture debut playing Marsha Mason's precocious daughter in Nell Simon's "The Goodbye Girl," for which she received an Academy Award nomination (Best Performance by an Actress In a supporting Role). Quinn's father, the late Sumner Cummings, died In 1977 while Quinn and her mother were on location in New York City. It was the final day of filming on "The Goodbye Girl," Quinn was walking and talking before she was a year old. Her introduction into entertainment came at age 8 when a neighbor of the Cummings family, the late cinematographer James Wong Howe, was Impressed with the youngster's brightness and personality. He felt she was a "natural" and to use her in his next film. 0 WHAT A YEAR Howe spoke to an agent 950 (2) NBC SPECIAL "The friend who interviewed Amazing World Of Psychic Phenomena" Raymond Burr is host and narrator for this film exploring the unexplained mysteries of the supernatural. THURSDAY JANUARY 18, 1979 EVENING Friday, Jan. 12,1979—i Quinn, Two days later, the little girl was doing her first commercial and In quick order did eight more, plus 13 epuo 01 InC TV series "Big Eddie." She &&&need into serious acting, performing with Charles Durning In the highly acclaimed Public Broadcasting System's "Visions" presentation, "TheDancing Bear." Other guest appearances included an episode of "The Six Million Dollar Man" and the ABC Television movie, 'Intimate Strangers" with Dennis Weaver andappeared Sally Struthers. She also in an 8:00 LEGENDS OF THE cu PORTS "The 8UPERHEROU The dynamic Boat People" Ed Bradley duo Of Batman and Robin join reports on the plight of the with a galaxy of comic book flatly 25 million Vietnamese Criffllfighters to destroy a SUNDAY who have fled their homeland. deadly doomsday device. with segments filmed at various JANUARY I4,1979 refugse camps ln the Far East. FRIDAY EVENING EVENING 10:00 10:00 FROM THIS MOMENT ON (2) DEAN MARTIN CELEBtOO Steve Lawrence and Eydie FM ROAST Host Dean MarA1ONAL GEOGRAPHIC Ste" pay musical tribute of "Family" titled t. to tin and guests including SPECIAL "GoldI" Camera teams travel the world to show the great $OflQ$ Of Cole Poilat. George Bianda, Bruce Jenn.r, "Lifeline" In which she Guests: Natalie Maliarova, the Rich Little and Milton Bins join played a lonely child who how. -.0w_prsciwa mined, transported and used. CambrldØ University am@ fdlth1r' 'to' ' "Poll?' k *oug'Mtae and how It affocts,Qs u.';*th McNichol). J°.'iid If you're thinking of getting out ot the nouse and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: * GENERAL SANFORD MUSEUM LIBRARY, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m. Time Out To Eat Here are a few sample suggestions of places to visit for your dining pleasure: CASA MIGUEL'S - Now open featuring steaks, seafood and Mexican dishes. 2520 French Ave. (Hwy, 17-92), Sanford. HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. JERRY'S RESTAURANT - Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. MR. Ps RESTAURANT AND SHOW LOUNGE Enjoy dinner, cocktails and live entertainment nightly. 119 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. "THE BELLE OF AMHERST"— Jeanann Glassford portrays Emily Dickenson in William Luce's full-length play at the Annie Russell Theater, Jan. 19 and 20 at 8:30 p.m. and Jan. 21 at 2 p.m. Call 646-2145 for tickets and reservations, FERRANTE & TEICHER PIANO TEAM IN CONCERT— Sponsored by the Junior Sorosis, 8 p.m., Saturday. Jan. 27, at Bob Carr Auditorium Orlando. tickets on sale at Steep's, mall ticket agencies and Bob Carr box office. JEWISH COMMUNITY CENTER'S NURSERY SCHOOL FAMILY DINNER THEATRE,Sunday, Jan. 21, 12:30 to 2:30 p.m., Temple Israel Social Hall, Winter Park Annie Russell Players will present "The Cat in the Hat and Things Like That", touring children's show and spaghetti luncheon, salad and dessert bars will be included for $2.50 for children and $3.50 for adults. Call 6455933 for reservations. 12th ANNUAL ANTIQUE SHOW AND SALE— Sponsored by Winter Park Sertoma Club to benefit Camp Thunderbird for retarded children In Wekiwa Springs Mate Park. Hours 1-10 p.m., Friday and Saturday and 1-6 p.m., Sunday at Exposition Park Orlando. Tickets $2.50 entitle purchaser to return,during duration of show. CONCERT IN EOLA PARK BANDSHELL - By Valencia Community College Symphonic & Stage band, Sunday, Jan. 28, at 2:30. SEMINOLE COLLEGE FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT - Exhibit of works by 35 former SCC art students, through January In Fine Arts building Monday-Thursday, 8 a.m.-9 p.m. and Friday, 8 a.m.-5 p.m. LWIAN STAWONS - 8 p.m., Jan. 16, Orlando Sports Stadium. "CALDER'S UNIVERSE" - Retrospective exhibit of sculptor Alexander Calder's work, through Feb. 25. Hours Tuesday through Saturday, 10a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 2-6 p.m. Loch Haven Art Center, Orlando. CENTRAL FLORIDA CIVIC THEATER - "The Royal Family," Edyth Bush Theater, Loch Haven Park, Orlando; Jan. 12,13,24-27. Call 196-7365. ORLANDO OPERA COMPANY - Opera enrichment series—color film "Gems of Opera" from the Bing Gala; excerpts from "Romeo and Juliet," 7:30 p.m., Tuesday. Jan. 18, Loch Haven Art Center Auditorium, Orlando. Call 4234427. CENTRAJ FLORIDA ZOOLOGICAL PARK U.S. I792, one mile east of 14 and 434 miles wed of Sanford. Hours M. 'FORT QIRISTMAS MUSEUM— Authentic replica ,ot an 1837 fort of the Second Seminole War, Guided group tours by calling 5684149. Free Admission. Open 10a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road 420, two miles north of East Highway 50 at Christmas, Florida. REAL MALTRIE SHELL MUSEUM— one of the largest dLgays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 14 P.M. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 am, to 5 p.m., Wednesday though Sst*wday. 00911d Menbr. AftWo is $1 fsitsand 50 cents, children 6-12. Gro% rates available. Ir : ,.•:i ' '''.'i;* :: - �FL FRIDAY '• 12 - EVENING (2) Q} JOE AND VALERIE Joe and Valerie learn that a gangsters funeral Is scheduled at the same time and in the same church as their wedding. WALL STREET WEEK "Happy New Year" Guest: Lucien 0. Hooper, vice presi. dent. Thompson Mckinnon Securities, Inc. (Part 2 of 2) ij@)(M sews THE GROWING YEARS 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS (4)O CBS NEWS ABC NEWS THE GROWING YEARS O 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (.4) MARY TYLER MOORE 'We Want Baxter" Phyllis decides that Ted would make an ideal candidate for the city council. O THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT O 7:30 (1) LIARS CLUB FAMILY FEUD 0BRENDA STARR liZ CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Char. DICK CAVEIT Guest: (.4) Isaac Stern. 800 (2) DIFF'RENT STROKES Willis goes overboard trying to dazzle his old buddies from Harlem with his new wealth. (4) 0 WONDER WOMAN Diana Prince goes undercover to bid on a black-market nudear warhead auctioned off by a turncQat American scientist, 0DONNY S MARIE Guests: Dick Van Patten, Ruth Buui, Joey Travolta, Johnny Dark. WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 8:30 Friday, Jan. u. im TURNABOUT when Ricky Gomez is forced off The Children'?" Alternatives to Jan. 13 the basketball team because of separation from their children _________________________________________ bad grades. are explored for incarcerated •WELCOME BACK, KOTTER mothers. supplies, and Capt. Kirk finds Vinnie agrees to walk down MORNING that all I not well, the wedding aisle with 11•00 woctLo OF THE SEA Epstein's cousin Angelina. Q 42 NEWS () SATURDAY (4) DICK CAVETT Guest: Irving Paul (Swifty) Laze,. 6:00 2:30 ccPcvERp.a (2) MOVIE 0 GROWERS ALMANAC Hrs.) 0 HOT FUDGE 11:30 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Richard Pryor. Dr. Lendon Smith. Marvin Hamlisch, Tim Conway. "Tarzan" (1 1/2 0 WRESTLING 3:00 GRAND PRIX MASTERS TENNIS Eight male ten- 6:30 ()A BETTER WAY (4) FARM AND HOME SUNRISE SEMESTER MORNING 0 MOVIE "On The Double" (C) (1961) Danny Kaye, Dana CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy almost creates an Internatlonal incident when he tries to help a Russian dancer defect. g 9:00 MOVIE "Who's Killing 0 U 0 8 Lauren Frank . 10:30 - SERVICE When Frank Sinatra dumped Lauren Baca" days after proposing, she says she spent "night after night In tears." But-now Bacall In a Family (.,'*re excerpt of her forthcoming autobiography, "Lauren Bacall by Myself," Frank did me a great favor - he saved me from the disaster our marriage would have bean." 'l'he two stars became an item a few months after Humphery Bogart died. The trouble darted when hey decided to get married and Sinatra made B.call slur to keep It a a.aet, 'But they did tell agent Swifty Lazar, who soon dropped a hint in goedp columnist Louella Pareone lap, Soon the whole world knew of the wedding plans. says Our Factory Trained Technicians Service ALL MAKES of imported cars and trucks, Our prices will Pleasantly surprise you. BAIRDRAY DATSUN 4444 N. 17.2 Longwood, Ph, 111131$ .4 'V. .•S • • .1......... S S iS••• S _____ ye rr y'é - I 0 I 10:00 CINEMATIC EYE "Torment," All Sjorberg (Swedish: 1944)(R) 1030 CD lIZ DAFFY DUCK @1)0 TARZAN / SUPER SEVEN PBS MOVIE "Torment" (8/W) (1944) Mel Zetterllng, Stig Jarrel. A sadistic schoolmaster Is Infuriated by a student's love for the object of his affections. (2 Hrs.) 1100 (2) lIZ YOGI'S SPACE RACE 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES 11:30 PINK PANTHER NEWS 7:00 (2) THE GONG SHOW (14) THE MUPPET8 Guest: James Coco. NEE HAW Guests: 0 Charley Pride. T.G. Shepard. U LAWRENCE WELK "Bob Hope Tribute" 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA 8:00 (2) SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN "The ESP Spy" Steve teams up with a teenager with ESP to prevent top secrets about laser weapons from falling Into enemy hands. (4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves launches his own minority rights protest called upon to pass judgement, and "Is There Life After Death?" ,- ., 11:30 (.2) lIZ SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Art Garfunkel. Guest: Stophen Bishop. (A) 0 MOVIE "Tell Me Where It Hurts" (C) (1974) Maureen Stapleton, Paul Sorvino. A middle-aged housewife struggles to change her humdrum life when she becomes involved In a women's consciousnessraising group. (1 Hr. 45 Mins.) 0 MOVIE "Strangers When We Meet" (C) (1980) Kirk Douglas, Kim Novak, A successful architect is torn between the security of home and family and his love for a married woman. im (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE (4) CLUE CLUB 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 112) MOVIE "The Naughty Nineties" (B/W) (1945) Bud Abbott, Lou Costello. A Mississippi riverboat carries gamblers, card sharks and a couple of naive travelers. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:00 (4)30 MINUTES Christopher Glenn talks to teenage parents; Betsy Aaron reports on teenagers who organize and run their own businesses. LAMP UNTO MY FEET Highlights of Vermon t's Mozart Festival held at Shelburne Farms and featuring music by Mozart. Haydn and Schubert will be presented. U STUDIO SEE "Tubing" TVOLCD30 ME 19:00 • (2) JOKER, JOKER, JOKER SPACE ACADEMY and WEEKEND SPECIALS "If VNrAi6 1 L41rEIZc ANP THe UVUR1.W TflR I'mLost. I4owCo,nslFotjn PH. 323-001 Two bank robbers find C,WE HC*j.)t4 T cFEU. ¶H IUAME A NPO*O • • Sinatra apparently was You?" IANPORD All TERMINAL everything but seciValon In the sati bIOhe 11.11 HOCJ. OPII 7 DAYS A WEEK . news, and told her over the wacky house they have chosen asahld,out.(Part2oI2HR phone,"We'llhavetolaylow OWPEEFLM IIIAkMST. WNCN . DINNER for x while, net see each ether for a while." IRIW (2) BAY CITY ROLLERS • Thm six FAT 1001. met ata party given by non. I AMERICAN ., BANDSTAND (6 0 other M . TIONI STEAK ___ OULTRAIN describes the ___ scan.: ChekiOfpefs$ SLACK AWARENESS __ _10 "We - exchanged super- IFDOTGALL Unlimited Sated And 0 Top college • flclalwor.H.drankatet am! became ftono with ..nore representing the North and South meet in the annual ALL THE SEEN YOU CAN DRINK • Swifty,.. he pulled this Sanior Bowl from Ladd SlideWITH DINNER • teble&to under do umlnMobil',Atebama, • 130 glus.wdgatw,widwi1d ashandip4flagehsa So M@#J= Christopher wuwol wmiwiimTv : Glenn ls tO teenage PWSntL did fwIo.1y ____ 41 at Swifty Belay Aaron r.ports on teenag. - Meiday Nset Psetals Spacial 'You — you were 1öB• 1t era who org ize and run their P1117 DRINK ON TOG NOUN ______ BANQUIT for whet happened between own buainuun: - HAPPY HOUR rRpI I herandms' __ OISH SCHOOL BOWL - 47*30 DAILY ANS lb Jf —"I 11 (.'r ___________________ , .. niI '' d he di * SOTAN iL :sar. Os, .; - :-.I.- ..j -I,.L;[:L::.11.; m ib Ea1 4> y MndhTh vlls - LOUNGE : I V CWEN) TV Cowboy Danny Sweltzer rides in a wild mustang roundup; Cathy Sherrill tubes down Farmington River. (A) OF 10:30 (2) MOVIE "Fourteen Hours" • STEAK' a (61W) (1951) Paul Douglas, Richard Basehai-t. Drama and suspense prevail as a man threatens to throw himself off ofa ledge. (1 1/2Hrs.) SPECIAL _____ (4) FAT ALBERT _____ LOOK UP AND LIVE Host __ Ted Holmes and his Quests Winston Beaven and Francis Sager discuss the alcoholic ___ ______ -- 6 W _____ oot shablIltatlon program of the Seventh Day Adventist Chur ch. KIOSWORLD t officer's zeal Is heightened when the Confederates kidnap his girlfriend. (1 Hr. 45 Mins.) 0 MOVIE To Be Announced. ISSUES AND ANSWERS CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Antiques, Credit, Pianos" I DIRECTIONS 112) INTERCOM UFLORIDA REPORT 1:00 (Z(I2) COLLEGE BASKETBALL Arkansas at North Carolina PRO AND CON WASHINGTON WEEK IN IREVIEW (A) 1:30 0 TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL U WALL STREET WEEK "Happy New Year" Guest: Lucien 0. Hooper, vice president, Thompson McKinnon Securities, Inc. (Part 201 2)(R) 1:45 BASKETBALL (.4) NBA Regional coverage of New York Knicks at Kansas City Kings; Chicago Bulls at Milwaukee Bucks; Los Angeles Lakers at Seattle SuperSonics 2:00 0 MOVIE "Jane Eyre" (C) (197 1) George C. Scott, Susannah York. Based on Charlotte Bronte's novel, a young English governess falls in love with a man whose wife is mad. (2 Hrs.) O THE SUPERSTARS (Season Premiere) Top athletes compete in a variety of sporting even ts in this first of four men 's preliminary rounds from Freeport in the Bahamas. Among those competing are defending champion Wayne Grimdltch, Dwight Stone, Ron LeFlore, George Brett, and Doug Collins. £ GREAT' PERFORMANCES "Beyond The Horizon" Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer Prize- winning play features Richard Backus, Edward J. Mocie and Maria Tucci. (A) 300 (2) MOVIE "Sherlock Holmes In Dressed To Kill" (B/W) (1946) Basil Rath bone, Nigel Bruce. Sherlock Holmes discovers that a music box holds the key to a mystery. It 1/2 Hrs.) (12) MOVIE "Some Kind 01 A Nut" (C)(1969) Dick Van Dyke, Angie Dickinson. A bank teller loses his job and girlfriend because he refuses to shave off, a beard he grew while on vacaion. (1 1/2 Hrs,) Live coverage of i 15-round WBC World Welterweight Championship bout between titleholder Cubs Palomino FAC9 __ X4" Square Garden Wi New York - Ii F-'-51 _ ______ - :. "Beethoven $ -, --. - p •- -' S.v.nth Friday, Jan. 12, 1fl—$ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, "A Connecticut Yankee In King Arthur's Court" Hank Morgan (Paul Rudd), a 19th-century factory boss, is somehow transported to 6th-century England, Camelot and the court of King Arthur. (A) (Season Premiere) The Harlem Globetrotters perform in Nash. 8:30 ville, Tennessee, making a spe- (1) 0 ALICE A minor war cial appearance at the Grand erupts between Mel. Flo and Ole Opry with a variety of coun- Vera when Alice is given two try music artists. extra tickets to a celebrity ball. 9:00 5:00 U FIRING LINE "1979: A Conservative View" Guests: Orrin Hatch (fl-Utah). Jack Kemp (R.-N.Y.), Jeffrey Bell, Richard A. Viguerie. James Buckley. (Part 2 Cf 2) 6:00 (4)00 NEWS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "GoIdi" Camera teams travel the world to show how the precious metal Is mined, transported and used, and how It affects our daily lives. (R) (14)OKAZ ABC MOVIE "The Dallas Cowboy Cheerleaders" (Premiere) Jane Seymour, Laraine Stephens. A magazine plans to publish a scandalous expose of the All-American girls. MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street: One Night's Grace" Louisa unravels a mystery involving Lord Haslemere and Charlie's cousin. (Part 13 of 15) 10:00 (11) (12) WEEKEND Lloyd Dobyns reports on Japan's "Yakuza" gangsters of organized crime; Linda Ellerbee looks at "pigeon wars" In the (2)112) NEWS lyn. (1) CBS NEWS (1) CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 30 MINUTES O DALLAS Sue Ellen decides 0 WILD KINGDOM "Return to leave J.R. and seeks comfort Of The Falcon" The peregrine falcon Is returned to areas where they have become extinct. and understanding from Cliff Barnes. SECOND CITY TV 700 (2)112) WORLD OF DISNEY (1)EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE "Donovan's Kid" Timothy Donovan (Darren McGavin) and his sidekick (Mickey Rooney) attempt to free his wife and daughter from their scheming uncle. (Part 2 of 2) (4)0 90 MINUTES 0 HARDY BOYS THE FORSYTE SAGA "Indian Summer Of A Forsyte" After several years elapse. Irene and Jolyon meet, and a strong friendship develops. 8:00 10:30 RIPPING YARNS 11:00 (2) @300(12) NEWS SOUNDSTAOE "Fiddlers Three" Country rocker Doug Kershaw, jazz-rock virtuoso Jean Luc-Ponty and classicist ltzak Perlman perform separately and in a remarkable ensemble. (A) 11:20 (4) CBS NEWS i1IcI'iJ (2) 112) CENTENNIAL "The (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Scott Storm" Oliver Seccombe (Timothy Dalton),- manager of the Venneford Ranch, Is charged with fraud while the ranch Itself is faced with a devastating blizzard; Levi Zendt (Gregory Harrison) encounters tragedy on his return to Centennial. (Part 8) (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY BATTLE8TAR GALACTICA The crew of the Galactica is attracted by an alien's mysterious powers and promises of an end to their search for Earth. Joplin: King Of Ragtime" (1978) Billy Dee Williams, Art Carney. The life and career of Scott Joplin, the gifted black composer of ragtime music, is dramatized. (A) O NEW AVENGERS The Avengers attempt to protect three people who hold secret information about a brain drain machine. 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Alex Harvey Band, Be Bop Do Lux, Pilot, the Walker Brothers. Dream vines 01 tWy tows captured grandfather Lucky I use at Sbep& Go I check the phase booth as the avenue of orange to we U aayam left some misey be the phase. wldleIvory flys sit dews for Ilittap the recelverand dhow psi It back —SceltS. three Umes. I get two dollars from the I knew a ucret abed Ian a lbem'd abed be out a fly, and but tho fly Me lbs iteirt desk ashes at T ..They all" $ewardme. 4 I slow IN an. III loll I I I III - 53 Aid 27 Actor 55 Holy picture 1 Actor ". True Marvin 43 Rich (Spanish) 44 Biblical region 56 All the 29 Actor king's DeLuise 57 Half (prefix) 30 Actress 58 Big book -- Arden Little " 5 Nero's one hundred four 58 Drunkard 60 Let fall DOWN 8 Actor James 12 European capital 13 Hawaiian yam 14 French ecclesiastic 15 Clock face 18 Verb ending 17 Narrow opening 18 Trance 20 Not us 1 Actor " Steiger 2 Egyptian goddess 3 Applaud 4 Doughnut center b Character actor - '-- 45 AngloSaxon serf 47 Actress Cheryl 48 Eponymous ancestor 49 Jules Verne's Captain 52 Conductor Bern' stein 31 Singer --- Torme 34 Map word labbr.) 36 Girl's nickname 37 Reveries 38 Therefore 39 Salt (French 41 Eva Marie 42 Recent movie, 54 Tilt Wills 22 Omit 24 TV's 6 Charged particle 7 Actor Abe.' 8 Country Another 28 Bicycle for two SOLuTION singer 32 Actress Adams Johnny 9 Competent 10 Indian red 33 Above 35 Uses up powder 39 Melt ore 11 Profits 19 Conducted 40 Ascended 42 Actor 21 Five-sixths Shecky of a dozen 23 The thing 24 You and I 46 Actor Woody 50 Frees 25 51 Boxing champ -- bodkins! K ICU C v -0SL 0 II 0 I A II B I. I) I A L ING S I. I I S PEL L O THERS E I. .1 II I: WORLDTANDI:p4 Eflhl OVI:I S I' l N D S S M L I. I A K 0 S I: G K L L N i: A I. I. I N K I 1) S A I, I A B I T ICON MIN DIM I r 0 N I S 0 1 I) K 0 I' 26 Actor Torn (12) AFTER HOURS These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program, These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a but are not told what hat they should write. Poets ACROSS - Greenpoint section of Brook- 3:15 0 INTERNATiONAL CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING (Premiere) eveqt, live from Madison . Desert, California. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 6:30 I __ final round of the 20th annual Bob Hope Desert Classic from Wells Country Club in Palm EVENING 12:30 ________ IlvS• (Part 1012) UONCE UPON A CLASSIC 4:30 (2)10 BE ANNOUNCED 400 (4)0 GRAND PRIX MASCONSUMER SUYUNE TERS TENNIS Eight male tenSAPTIST nis players who have collected U FIRST CHURCH the most points on the Grand RESOP 'Language To Prix circuit during the year Share" (A) compel. Wi this championship - - Killing" (C) (1967) Glenn Ford, Inger Stevens. A Union NY ______ - 19:00 (2) (12) MEET THE PRESS (4)MOVIE "A Time For (4)AGRONSKY AND COMPA- ____ - ri - .:'ii Juan, Puerto Rico. 1100 an -- moiners. IP1 and Wilfredo Benitez, from San zoom (00 ____ ______ separation from their children are explored for Incarcerated 6:00 (4) A BETTER WAY 6:30 (141) CHURCH SERVICE THE LIVING WORD AGRICULTURE U.S.A. lIZ AFTER HOURS 6:45 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:00 (2) 2'8 COMPANY SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM O THIS IS THE LIFE U VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITiON 2) JERRY FALWELL 7:30 MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH 8:00 VOICE OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE (12) REX HUMBARD SESAME STREET (R) 8:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 SPECTRUM 0 ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 12) OUTLOOK WITH JOY BRYON (4) MISTER MA000 0 REX HUMBARD 0 FANGFACE lIZ ORAL ROBERTS £ MISTER ROGERS (A) 9:30 6:30 nis players who have collected the most points on the Grand Prix circuit during the 'ar will compete in this championship event, live from Madison Square Garden in New York City. 0 THE LUCY SHOW Symphony" (2)112) GOLF Coverage of the The Stuntmen" (1977) Robert Forster, Fiona Lewis. A veteran 7:00 9:00 Hollywood stuntman joins a PROFILES IN EDUCATION ROCKFORD FILES (.2) (2) movie cast to learn why three Wynter. A weak GI Is forced tMm.o AND THE MAGIC Rockford, wrested in a stolen into impersonating a British other stuntmen, including his MOVIE MACHINE car loaded with weapons, general. (1 1/2 Hrs.) brother, were killed during the becomes a pawn in a game of 0 BARETTA Baretta is pitted 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES filming. 3:30 MAKING ENDS MEET Illegal gun-running. against an Oriental killer expert GE THEATER "Cham(14)0 PROFESSIONAL INCREDIBLE HULK in the use of all martial arts. (R) pions: A Love Story" James 7:30 Coverage of BOWLERS TOUR David Banner falls in love with (2) BAGGY PANTS! NITWITS the $125,000 Showboat Invite- Vincent McNichol and Joy 12:37 the psychiatrist (Marietta Hart(4)ARTHUR AND COMPANY MOVIE "Easy To Wed" (C) tional from the Showboat LeDuc portray two young peolay) who is trying to cure him of pie who become closely STAR TREK (1946) Van Johnson. Esther Lanes lnLU Vegas. Nevada. hisaftlictlon.(R) involved with each other on ANIMALS ANIMALS ANt. Williams. A newspaper editor 4.()• MUSIC 0 AMERICAN both a Personal and profesMALE "The Seal" GOLF A top field of sional level while attempting to (2) (2) AWARDS Glen Campbell, Hel- plans to frame a society figure ANIMAL FRIENDS t0 In order to counter a libel suit. golfers compete for a $50,000 win the national figure-skating en Reddy and Donna Summer (2 Hrs. 5 Mins.) first prize in the 201h annual championships. 8:00 are hosts for the sixth annual Bob Hope Desert Classic, from (2)t2 GALAXY GOOF-UPS presentation of the American 100 LOVE BOAT "Second Palm Desert, California. (4)0 POPEVE Music Awards, live from the (2) liZ MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Time Around" Tina Louise. Santa Monica Civic Auditorium Host: Woltman Jack. Guests:U 8COOBY'S ALL-STARS 4:30 Lyle Waggoner; "The Now In California. Santana, Alicia Bridges, Chan- UPAINT WITH NANCY "Red HEE HAW HONEYS Guest: Marriage" Peter Marshall, Bar0 V.I. PEOPLE - Guest: Rich- son, First Choice, Patrick Apples" Brenda Lee. beta Rush; "My Sister, Irene" ard Provost, classical and Jubet, Paul Jabara, Jeff Kutash Martha Raye, Ray Bolger. 8:30 5:00 baroque guitarist. Dancers. (2) lIZ FANTASTIC FOUR 10:00 0 STAR TREK "Miri" An 0 MOVIE "Eagle And The CONSUMER SURVIVAL experiment to prolong life on a 0 FANTASY ISLAND A 9:30 Hawk" (C) (1950) John Payne, KIT "Antiques, Credit, Pianos" U PROBE "NORML" planet has succeeded with day, young woman (Eve Plumb) Rhonda Fleming. Two Amen . seeks the truth behind her astating results. 900 10:00 can lawmen discover a plot to brother's deaths; and a man (1) 02 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS GOOZILLA SUPER 90 EDDIE CAPRA MYS(2) 2) overthrow the Mexican leader (George Maharis) dreams of Coverage of the World Indlvld@o euoa auv i ROAD TERIE8 The odds-on favorite Juarez. (2 Hrs.) ual Gymnastics Championships becoming a millionaire. RUNNER to win the World Series of CROCKETT'8 VICTORY from Strasbourg. France. 11:00 Poker dies from a mysterious GARDEN How to grow plants (2) (41)00 ([Z NEWS EVENING poison In the middle of crufrom pits and stones. (R) ciel hand. £ MONTY PYTHON'S FLYING CIRCUS The Tudor Job CONGRESSIONAL OUT(2) (1)0 lIZ NEWS 9:30 Agency, the tide of Spanish LOOK "Social Security SUPERFRIENOS 6:30 porn is turned. Solomon is Reform" JULIA CHILD AND COM- (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME Jan. 14 SUNDAY Iffltage mi FINE FOOD TRADITIONAL SUNDA Y DINNER 12-5 Sundays Roast Beef Ham Steak Fried Chicken Includes: Homemade Soup, t 95 Mashed p.talees, ss 1j, vegetables, collie or to.. COM Children under 12 $3,5 BRING THE FAMILY! Make Reservations Now. 5 S. Purk Aviis., S.if.rd —' For leservatleas: 3230253 I - - �—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Jan. 12, in, I CA .1 Weiner 8:00 (1)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ZOOM (A) (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) 5:30 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 8:53 (11) PTL CLUB i. WILLIAM McKINNEY Familiar Face, But... Acting Is a good job. That's the way one actor looks at it. His name is William McKinney and he has been in dozens of things you've seen. He has one of those faces you would instantly recognize, although his name may not yet be familiar to you. Down the years, Bill McKinney has had to do some other things besides acting to support himself. He has worked as a tree surgeon and he has washed dishes and he has been a bouncer and a bartender. "But lately," he says "acting has been a good career for me to be In." That's because lately he has become a protege of Clint Eastwood and he's been in Eastwood's "Thunderbolt and Light foot," "Outlaw Josey Wales," "The Gauntlet" and the new Eastwood release, "Every Which Way But Loon." DEAR DICK: I always wasted to be a star slice I was 'even. Now rm 1E4. When I was 7,1 sang every sight, after sapper, on my swing set. My mother said I might get to go to Hollywood and become a star at 1$. S. my mother and ftber entered me in a singing coolest at the Grove Steak H.... I get third place. Do you think me of Hollywood's prodecer a could come to Springfield and we IlI could benMar.Do you thinkIs_!i try ont Ilk Grove Steak Home again? Do ya think I will ever make It to Hollywood sad become a star before I ta 15? VICKY M. FAIR, Springfield, Mo. It's a wonderful and terrible dream, that dream of becoming a star. Now give it up, but you should realize that very few people make it. I doubt that any Hollywood producer will come to Springfield to see you. When you're IS or so—alter you finish high school—maybe then if you still have the dream then you can come to Hollywood. But, first, you must study singing and acting very hard, because the competition here Is very tough. There are hundreds, maybe thousands, of beautiful and talented people who want to become stars. So I think the bed advice I can give you Is to stay where you are, work and study and learn, and quit chasing fairy tales. You won't be a star before you turn 15. It's a very hard world. DEAR DICK: David Nives has always been me of my favorite actors and I like his books very mach. However, I have the Idea and that he never made It WE in Hollywood as an actor, mosey-wise. Is this tnse? In me book, he talks about Errol Flynn, but he never mentlom any children except Seen Flynn. What happened to the other Nivea and Flynn offspring? L.P. Sierra VI.t., Ails. Niven has a home In Switzerland, a home In France and a home In Bora-Bora. He lives very nicely—and his money (until he turned to writing recently) all came from movies. He did very well, in the days when you could keep some of what you made. David's ions are David Jr., a producer (he produced "Escape From Athena," in which his father stars), and Jamb, an investment banker. Flynn had a buncho( kids by a bunch of wives. (My information isn't too recent.) He had three daughters— Deirdre (she was once a stunt girl here) and Rory (I think she lives in Paris) and Amelia (the youngest, she is, I believe, In Jamaica. His son, Sean, was a combat photographer and was listed as nthalng in action in Cambodia. MONDAY Jon. 15 EVENING 600 (2) (1)00(12 NEWS People present an hour of comedy, music and dance. AS 9:30 for a surprise Inspection. 10:00 MORK & MINDY Mork LOU GRANT Animal's from the planet Ork lands on (4)0 erratic behavior sets off a Trib 630 Earth where he is befrlond.d (2) 0 HUG NEWS (4)0 CUe NEWS by Mindy and gets a lesson In love from the Fonz. (A) 0 SOLTI CONDUCTS "Music From Russia" Selections ABC NEWS As MAN UHAVES 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE inquiry Into the plight of the allbut-forgotten Vietnam veteran. 11:00 2)®0O0f4W$ include Mouuorgsky's "Prul. DICK CAVITY Guest: Dr. uds To Khovanlchlna," Serge Arno Psnzlas, 191$ winner of Gave At The Office Murray's Prokofisv's "Symphony No. I the Nobel Prize for Physics. In D Major, Opus 25" and Dm1teen-sQl daughter needs a lob Iri h$"Symphony and Mary tries to g(2)0 et her one at No.ShO5tikOVic TONIGHT Guest host: .Opus 10." the office. Harvey Korman. Guests: Ban9:00 0 THE CROSS-WITS nil Franklin, Helen Gurley (2)02 HUG MOVIE "Charles- Brown, Bob Uecker, Tom JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL / LENNEN ton.' (Premiere) Delta Burke, Dremen. REPORT Lynn* Moody. Three strong-(4) THE NEWLYWED GAME willed Southern woman fight to ROCKFORD FLU Rock. 730 maintain their aristocratic hen - ford learns that his wealthy and (2) LIARS CLUB age in post.CivU War Charles- successful laster brother Is (1) HOLLYWOOD SQUAW ton, being sought by both gangIN SEARCH OF... Benmu)•UA'S'N The 4077th stirs and federal agents. di Triangle is sent Into a panic when Cot. POLICE STORY A prostiFAMILY more disappears and a tute does undercover work for 0CAROL 84.10111111" AND Potter's YoungKorean drift dodger police to avenge the murder of FRIIJIOS Guest: Betty White. Ann~ DICK CAVITY Guest: • THE WEST WAS Irving Paul (Swifty) Law. 12:00 WON The Macakin fimily is ®UIS VALLEY "Night Of The 9:00 sent into turmoil by aura's ____ Esecutloner" A prominent (2) Ll11'L.I HOUSE ON THE Congressman is assassinated PRAIRIE Laura barns, that a ____ ''nt friend (Ronnie Scribner) is fak- LUTHER WINS JR. The Buffalo #iid I4SItk is blamed for his murder. his p.- !bWIlcWc lqng --!g..k " " I r • - . (WED) 6:00 8:25 (1)AGRONSKY AND COMPA- (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA WOW jilt 5f'_p$ (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE ([Z PASSWORD PLUS tOO (2) (1 NY (MOW) (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 0NEWS H OLLYWOOD GOOD MORNING FLORIDA SQUARES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 8:30 (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN RESTLESS TODAY (WED) (2)02 0 GOOD MORNING AMER$.0 ALL MY CHILDREN CA (4)CRACKERBARREL (FRI) 1:30 (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 THE LAW AND YOU (MOW) 0 UUAS, YOGA AND YOU (4) CAMERA THREE (THU) O3O MINUTES (TUE) 0 SLACK I(JE OMY THREE SONS 0 SPECTRUM (THU) MOVIE 0 WATCH YOUR MOUTH DINAHI (FRI) EDUCATIONAL • USUNRISE (4)0 AS TURNS 9:00 AWARENESS (WED) (2)2-COUNTRY FISHING 6:30 GRAMMING (4) UPBEAT 10:00 )POPt GOES THE CJN(2)G2) CARD SHARKS TRY(MON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) FRI) 10:30 (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (2) 02 ALL STAR SECRETS (WED) (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (2) THE W1LBURN BROTHERS iioo (THU) (2) (12 HIGH ROLLERS (3)KUTANA 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 HAPPY DAYS 649 11:30 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS (2)112) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (3) 0 LOVE OF LIFE 7:00 (2)02 TODAY (4)O CBS NEWS 00000 MORNING AMERICA SESAME STREET •FAMILY FEUD 11:55 7:30 2) 02 TODAY THE DOCTORS (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 300 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD I GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM (N) 3:30 (1)OM'AS'H(R) ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 HOGAN'S HEROES BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS SESAME STREET (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED S MERV GRIFFIN 5:30 (4) THE YOUNG AND THE (2) NEWS RESTLESS 0 THE 000 COUPLE 02NEWSBEW1TCHED '10UCATI ED ONAL PRO- aOVER EASY with segments filmed at various refugee camps in the Far East. 0 HAPPY DAYS Joanie decides to take up smoking In order to join a "cool" girls' leads a group of Americans on a quick trip through seven European Countries. (2 Hrs.) PBS MOVIE "Special Section" (C) (1975) Documentary. Costa-Gravis examines totalitarianism In France during the Vichy regime of World War Il. (2 Hrs.) tOO C2)C1)0002NEWS MAN AND HIS ENVIRON- club. 900 MENT SOUNDSTAGE "Shel TAXI A wealthy older womSilverstein. Dr. Hook' 6:30 an (Ruth Gordon) tries to buy (2) 02 NBC NEWS Alex's companionship. S:30 (1S CBS NEWS LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 10:00 ASC NEWS Shirley. convinced she is FROM THIS MOMENT ON MAN AND NO ENVIRON- adopted, persuades Laverne to Steve Lawrence and Eydl. MENT help her find her real father. Goume pay musical tribute to 700 the great songs of Cole Porter. 9:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (2) NBC MOVIE "Murder In Guests: Natalie Makarova, the MARY TYLER MOORE Music City" (Premiere) Sonny Cambridge University Glee "Almost A Nun's Story" Geor- Bono, Leo Purcell. A 'musician Club, the Swingie Singers if. gette visits Ted at the studio and his fashion model wife turn ItOO only to find him kissing another sleuths to learn who murdered cFS•ONEWS woman in his dressing room. a private detective in their DICK CAVITY Guests: 02 THE CROSS-WITS Jimmy and Percy Heath, jazz JOKER'S WILD MOVIE "Diamond Head" musician,. MACNEIL / LIHNIN (4) a I REPORT (C) (1963) Charlton Nsston, Yvette Mimleux. A Hawaiian 730 estate owner stubbornly oppose, his sister's engagement to a half-brood Hawaiian. (2 Hns.) LIARS CLUB MATCH GAME P.M. INTUITION 114* NA NA Guest: Del CUS MOVIE "Sky Riders" Shannon. (191$) James Coburn, Susan02 CAROL BURNETT AND nalt York. A gang of terrorists FRIENDS Guest: Alan King. kidnaps a wealthy business5DICK CAVITT Guest: On. man's family and holds thorn in Are Penzlas, 1918 winner of exchange for $35-million worth the Nobel Prize for Physics. Of armaments, THRUr$ COMPANY Janet 9:00 (2) 02 GRANDPA GOES TO and Chnissy are excited to I WAIHINSTON (4)D ON REPORTS "ml Boat People" Ed Bradley 1130 (2)051ST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Tony Randall, Beverly Sills, George Miter, Dr. Carl Sagan. (N) (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME SARNABY JONES Barns. by becomes trapped In a deserted r,iIne with a don of dssdby rattlesnakes. (A) AUG MOVIE "You Can't Steal Love" (1975) Robed Conrad, Don Stroud. The story Of the two Florida beach bums Own that Jack Is dating in who engineered the theft of the worvuauu. priolion "Star of India" g.m I. 02 ME "II N's Tuesday, dronwalget This Must So GHgium" (C) :m.:: •c * OIl'S EVERYBODY'S BUSI- NESS 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "Happy Birthday, Lou!" Mary learns that It's Lou's birthday and decides to surprise him with a party. 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD graffiti of Pompeii to tell the story of the ancient Roman city. 8:30 GREAT PERFORMANCES "Live From Lincoln Center" Zubin Mehta conducts the New York Philharmonic for a program of Stravinsky, Tchaikovsky and Moussorgsky.Ravel. Violinist ltzhak Perlman is guest soloist. 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB 9:00 Q[) CONE DAY AT A TIME (4) FAMILY FEUD Ann questions her most Intimate feelings and values when she becomes seriously involved with a man (David Spielberg). (Part I of 2) 0 WHAT A YEAR U $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW 02 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Mrs. Wiggins At Lunch," "Boy Meets Girl." DICK CAVETT Guests: Jimmy and Percy Heath. jazz musicians. 800 (2)02 NBC MOVIE "The People That Time Forgot" (1977) Patrick Wayne, Doug McClure. An early 20th-century polar expedition discovers a mysteri- 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS 9:50 (1)(12 NBC SPECIAL "Thp Amazing World Of Psychic Phenomena" Raymond Burr is host and narrator for this film exploring the unexplained mysteries of the supernatural. 10:00 3)0KAZ UVEGAS An entertainer at a telethon decides to make a for. THIEVES OF TIME Arizona's archeological resources are being pillaged by "pothunters," people who Illegally dig up ancient Indian ruins for personal gain. (R) Friday, Jan. 12, 17 -7 Goodbye Football, Hello -Well, You Can Name It 11:00 rM nn as Monday Night Football Is 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: author / critic Clive James. over; all the college bowls (Part I of 2) are played out; all that 11:30 remains Is the granddaddy Carson. Guests: Dick Cavett, which airs on NBC, Jan. 21. NBC offers "Super Bowl Saturday Night" on the 20th, 4 iwp & Sins (o.pAn (2)111) TONIGHT Host: Johnny of pro ball, the Super Bowl, Martina Arroyo, George Gobel. (1) THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD FILES A LPLAZA F) EVE police-lieutenant friend of a pre-game shakedown Rockford's asks for Jim's help hosted by O.J. Simpson, On In out-swindling a group of Sunday, they'll feature swindlers, exclusive coverage of THE POLICE WOMAN Crowley game from the Orange Bowl Is accused of murdering a 15. In Miami, Fla. year-old boy and Is suspended Diehards will clutch the from the force. pigskin until Jan, 29, however, when ABC covers 12:00 (I) BIG VALLEY "RImf ire" the all-star exhibition game, Jarrod goes to a mining town the AFC-NFL Pro-Bowl from to conclude a merger deal Los Angeles, between the Barkley mines and But once the football another mining combine, season really ends, what's an 12:37 armchair athlete to watch? 0 MANNIX Mannix is hired You could go down to the by a woman who claims her local rink and watch the kids father is being held prisoner In o an alcoholic rehabilitation skate around. Or, try switching your allegiance to center. basketball, hockey, 12:40 0 KOJAI( Kojak and his men bowling—or golf. NBC is airing a cornface stiff competition from a bounty hunter while searching prehensive schedule of for a fugitive. (A) Saturday afternoon college basketball games through Callas March 3, For professional NEWLYWED GAME Jan. 18 0 THE MA'S'H Hawkeye. Hot basketball, consult your Lips and Klinger are sent to local listings for local teams, man a medical station being Hockey, like basketball, Jim Blutarsky, the younger EVENING attacked by the enemy. (A) doeen't garner the ratings brother of "Animal," arrives at STARSKY & HUTCH A big- that football and baseball do. 0 and promptly Faber College oted Industrialist hires an ex600 joins his brother's wild fraternius most Northern states, con to murder Captain Dobey (2)®0002NEWS ty. however, local stations carry and his family. (A) 0 EARTH, SEA AND SKY the area team. Avid Ice fans 9:00 0:30 (2)02 QUINCY An autopsy on BIG VALLEY "Run Of The can follow their favorites (2) 02 NBC NEWS a "widely travelled" football Savage" Nick is looking for a right up to playoff time, (3)0 CBS NEWS player uncovers a penicillin- thief who's been stealing ranch when networks' Interest Is O ABC NEWS resistant strain of venereal equipment, and he suspects finally piqued. EARTH, SEA AND SKY disease. 14-year-old Danny. Bowling starts rolling In FIVE-0 (4) 0 HAWAII 700 January. ABC Sports has 18McGarrett learns that four 1205 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME Identically constructed, O CBS LATE MOVIE weeksof Saturday afternoon (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "WJM Tries Harder" Mary burglar-proof banks have all "Columbo: Blueprint For tournaznentsstretching from starts dating the anchorman been robbed In the same Murder" (1972) Peter Falk, Jan. 6-April 21, with the Janis Paige. Columbo is per- "Professional Bowlers from the top-rated television manner. suaded to dig up a newly MILLER A CIA BARNEY station and soon finds herself 0 THURSDAY MARY TYLER MOORE MISTER ROGERS (N) Jan. 16 6:00 0 INCREDIBLE HULK While (2) (4) 0002 NEWS trying to extinguish a blaze on IT'S EVERYBODY'S BUSI- a wildcat oil rig, David Banner NESS Is attacked by the saboteur who set the fire. 6:30 U EIGHT IS ENOUGH ()(12) NBC NEWS CBS NEWS TALKING WALLS OF POM(4)0 PEII John Forsythe uses the O ABC NEWS ous island inhabited by primitive people and prehistoric 4:30 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS AFTERNOON TUESDAY EVENING WORLD opcjg (1)O CBS NEWS 7:25 12:00 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (2) JEOPARDY 12) NEWS THE 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 PRO. 6:10 9:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN 0 THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY (TUE,THU) the memory of the late civil (4)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Conway and his guests carol Arthur Carison's tyrannical Burnett. Don Knolls, Craig mother (Carol Bruce), who Richard Nelson and.lhs Village OWfl$ the radio station, slops In • Boy" (1841-1843) 12:30 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. tune by kidnapping one of the illustrious performers. 10:30 (3) EDWARD THE KING "The UGOOD MORNING AMERI. GUMMING MORNING 17 animals. EVENING Ask Dick * WEDNESDAY Daytime Schedule Jan. doubling as a spy. 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT I 7:30 agent becomes convinced that Barney's detectives are under- cover hit men. PALESTINE Allan Hargreaves narrates this history CT the JWJfl s tat e, HUIII 191810 1948. (Part 1 of 3) poured building foundation in search of a body which isn't there. the $100,000 Ford Open from 12:37 Mel's Southshore Bowl in strongbox for a gangster being released from prison finds the (2) LIARS CLUB box to be empty. 9:30 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES SOAP Corinne goes into 0 P . M. MATCH GAME 1:00 0 lust as Tim announces TOMORROW 0 $100,000 NAME THAT labor 02 he's leaving her, and Jodie TUNE NEWS CAROL BURNETT AND meets Alice while both are con. 02 THE FJJ'.'i 'UOrt s1 .IJJ .•, -•;I:• RESTAURANT $ LOUNGE FRIENDS Guest: Glen Camp- templating suicide. * Stocks * S.afood * M.xlcan DIsh.s EVERY MONDAY ALL DAY All Items from our 1/ Mexican Section /2 PRICE bell. 10:00 I) DICK CAVETT Guest: (2)02 DAVID CASSIDY Dan Ballot King author / critic Clive James. Shay poses as a junkie to (Pail I of 2) locate a bank robber hiding out Rudolf PARIS (UPI) In the sleazy part of town. 8:00 Nureyev, Russian star of the JONES (2) 02 LEGENDS OF THE 4)0 SANIArI'man Ballet of London, Is oxRoyal whose SUPERHEROES The dynamic •FAMILY A Doug by was represented dance modern wife giving a duo of Batman and Robin foln with a galaxy of comic book In a messy divorce case returns recital at the Theater des from a prison sentence to ter- Champs Elyse.s that has CrimefighIers to destroy the LawrsnCeS.. rorize deadly doomsday device. won rave reviews In Paris (I) a THE WALTONS OlIvia's 10:30 routine physical examination 5 SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Known as the king of has devastating effects on the Ebert and Gene Siskel host an , 1aIcal ballet, Nureyev has Walton family. informative look at what's new from Martha ii.. borrowed MONK & MINOY Mork at the ., Graham, Paul Taylor and Invitesagrouchy neighbor ovsr for a home-cooked meal by other American modern CAVITY Guest: dancers to preesid a new NOVA "A World Of DOW. 5 DICK CritiC CH" James. Image to his fans. Mile La / 0fl05 S.F. Skinner And The nd author onde dance critic said lb. (Part 2Q12) Good UI." The famous choreography modern 1130 controversial behavioral psyr H051 J°M'y "IlIdllIta pI"'M1ss edil chologist is rti - - a M - (F"' iv I,•,'Ij The Jan. 20th feature Is 0 MANNIX A man holding a Alameda, Calif. . Ito Tour.". oaTh HOUSE (PrsMiere) n coy ,'. ewi'!1i Everyday Features Include: SALAD EAR. LUNCHEON SPECIALS 11:30.4 Dolly REDUCED DINIK PRICES 11:30"200 *HAPPY HOUR 4.lDuiIyksIk. Loop- ½ PIKE DIIIKS SPECIAL CHILDREN'S MENU, SIA9 PRIVATE DRIUG ROOM FOR PARTIES, ETC. OPEN: fl:$-1$ Msn..Thurs,, Fri. 1111 11, Sat. S-li, Closed Sun. r-i I ____ I - - N. Reservations but we're glad to an 2S30FrsecAvs., Hwy. i7-fl SANFORD - Pluone24Ui yen. - �1—Evening H.rald, Sanford, Fl. 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For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, January 12, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 12, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 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/5448a2c2f9b903b1ab902aeb231fb968.pdf b7bb3f425dc91c145455f22e6db6aa89 PDF Text Text I. list Year, No. 1248' Thursday, January 11, 1919 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents flow The Planned SR 46 Overpass Come To Pass By MAX ERXlLgfljj Herald Staff Writer The acquisition of $3.3 million from the Federal Highway Administration for construction of an overpass on State Road 48 just west of Sanford is the result of a four-year effort by city and chamber of commerce officials in Sanford. The overpass, a four-lane structure, will be located at the railroad crossing just west of Sanford where First Street becomes State Road 46. The overpass will carry two lanes of westbound traffic and two lanes of eastbound traffic. Federal Highway Administration officials notified city and chamber officials Wednesday that $3.3 million In federal funds have been targeted for construction of the overpass. Bids on the project are expected to be let In early 1982 with construction beginning later the same year, according to Florida department of Transportation (DOT) officials. Despite the chamber's efforts, the announcement came as a surpnse Co Jack Homer, Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce executive director. "I am overjoyed with It," Homer said of the overpass. "Because there was so much red tape, I thought that we were farther away than this." The effort to get the overpass began about four years ago when the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the Sanford City Commission passed resolutions calling for its construction. Chamber officials met with officials In the state and federal government to try and stir Interest in the overpass, according to Homer. The chamber's effort to get the overpass originated because of delays to motorists and emergency vehicles forced to wait for passing trains blocking the roadway, according to Lake Mary 0 Ai-de, OK, I'll Rs e ign Homer. "I'm proud of the chamber and the chamber's roads and bridges committee," commented Homer. "I certainly hope Sid Chase, Bill Bush and Doug and Julian Stenstrom get the recognition they deserve for their work on this." Chase accompanied Homer to Atlanta several years ago to talk to federal officials about the possibility of getting an overpass. The Stenstrom brothers served as co chairmen of the chamber's roads and bridges committee. Julian Stenstrom, in his capacity as a city commissioner, introduced the resolution calling for the overpass In the commission. The overall effort to acquire an overpass goes back much farther than the push In the past few years by the chamber, city and county, according to Douglas Stenstrom. As long ago as 20 years a petition was presented to state officials seeking an overpass, he said. The combination of Auto Train and Seaboard -Coastline activity has made the crossing a busy area, noted Stenstrom. Bush, county engineer, helped gather engineering data on the railroad crossing to try and persuade federal officials to fund the project. The Wiz Wows ' Em In a meeting today with Lake Mary Mayor Walter Sorenson, City Clerk Sig Pearson agreed to submit an undated letter of resignation that will probably become effective before the end of the month. Sorenson said the letter idea came during a discussion of Pearson's future with the city. A replacement for Pearson will be appointed probably next week, according to Sorenson. However, he declined to name that replacement. The letter of resignation Idea was proposed by Pearson during a meeting in Pearson's office, according to Sorenson. The city council had voted last Dec. 7 to recommend Sorenson appoint a new city clerk to replace Pearson. The council can only recommend the city clerk be fired. The power to fire a city clerk rests solely with the mayor under Lake Mary's charter, according to Sorenson. Herald Photos by Tom Netul Initially, Sorenson said he had planned to let Pearson have a They call him Whale, the apprentice wizard. trying to figure out a handkerchief trick, lie chance to resign. Pearson said immediately following the Dec. 7 and plies his trade at Orlando's Mystery Fun And he enthralled pupils at Goldsboro had other young fans guessing, too. Just check council vote he would probably be gone by Jan. 8 when the new House. lie appeared at the school through the codwe **i 1*Jth 2W Elementary in Sanford Wednesday, Including the reaction in right photo. Wizzie is known to Seminole County Dividends program. Pearson declined to comment on his plans today and said he had a volunteer from the audience (photo left) his friends and relatives as Harold Harbour reviewed complaints councilmen had issued about his performance with the mayor this morning. "I haven't set any date for leaving and neither has the mayor," commented Pearson. The council cited inefficiency in the performance of duties as the primary reason for seeking Pearson's removal. Pearson reportedly forgot to schedule meetings, contact officikis when rquested and keep minutes of council meetings up to By DONNA ESTES from B.D. Simpson, Longwood departments. • . .. .. .. date, according to members of the council. Sorenson denied Double taxaticn,forblddenby realtor and chairman of the Herald 8tajfWyfter todaythathlsdlscuulonwlthPearsonwastheresultofpressure •... The double-taxation study study groupon the complexity the Florida Constitution of 1968 from council members. "I wouldn't say there was pressure," Sorenson said. "I did talk committee of the Council of of conducting a meaningful occurs when city residents are __ervices Liiy UI WV qucn UI UOU o Iieu for c untys rvw wmui Imm uuvI•nmCnha in Seminolee County was told Wednesday taxation, subject of controversy they either do not receive at all See LAKE MARY, Page 3-A nlghttodirectltsatteitionlnits between the cities and the or receive only to a limited examination of county budgçts county for many years. degree. ___ Pointing to a study conducted Simpson, in his report, said to property tax revenues only AM an analysis of county several years ago by a corn- Florida cowl decisions and a departments and divisions mittee, of which he was a decision in the circuit court of regarding special services or member appointed by the Seminole County earlier this activities. Seminole Legislative week by Circuit Judge Roger The council gave the direc- delegation, Simpson noted that Dykes said only property taxes tion at Its meeting in Altamonte study showed double taxation could be considered double Springs after hearing a report exists in nine different county taxation. Judge Dykes dismissed with leave to amend a suit filed by the city of MRS. CHAIRMAN GLENN (RIGHT), VICE CHAIRMAN LORMANN ford against the county on double taxation. These two departments give unanimously elected County Judge Dykes In the Sanford and refile It within the next few a measure of services to city Commissioner Sandra Glenn days. ArSeadThSCleCk ..........4-A Dr. Iamb ................. i-B case said only property tues Simpson said the study will be residents, he said, adding It will chairman and Longwood Mayor ldge .................... Z-D H.resc.pe ................4-B could be considered and, relatively simple to conduct in be difficult to determine the June Lormann, vice chairman Calendar .................4-B Hospital ..................5-A Sanford could not ol*aln for ft taxes paid mod county departments, but exact percentage of their of the organization. Lake Mary C.ski ...................4-B OURSELVES .............1-8 residents refurids Of Will be more complex in the overall budgets used to provide Mayor Walter Sorenson was reCrossword ................4-B Sparta ....................IA the county in pad years. City Attorney Vernon Miss sheriff's department and the city services. Editorial ..................4-A TelevMa ................4-B See COUNCIL Page 3-A Delegates on the council said he ilJ amend the suit county road department. MAYOR SORENSON SIG PEARSON Dear Abby ................1-B Weather................... 3-A Double-Tax Panel Target:, Property Tax , . _ i_ -D _*_ Today On'15th Anniversary Of 1st Report New SmokingReport: It Hurts, Kills WASHINGTON (UP!) - The surgeon general today released a massive new report on smoking, a problem HEW Secretary Joseph Califa'io called a national tragedy that may kill 341,060 Americans and cod taxpayers $18 billion a year. Evidence today shows more dearly than ever that "cigarette smoking Is the major canes of lung cancer" and is related to several other cancers, heart disease, birth defects and even peptic ulcers, the report Tobaccomen: Be Wary. Of Califano WA8fflNGTOW (UPI) The tabeeca indostry has accesad NEW — Jesso CuI!t, a kruiu' a amehm Of oaedee 'war en — "wIg iauIdarthrodser." . "Aeries beware Cam ssr gIvse vp *&Isrolhsrpise..e 01 -ova the am Tlec. a. P. Dwer at a new ce hnseL He called report a 44114ft e,suL" Dwyer said Cailfaso, will K 00811101 OeLZI, 11M hW "piked the less," Calu.,s 'endeavor is .cths sbbuus sed at sit," d met basil en pi sdk Idulr es'" be salt a. JOSEPH CALIFANO ...'rel.rmid saer? Smoking among men has decreased significantly since the first and only other such goverimient report 1$ years ago today, said Surgeon General Julius B. Rktsnoad, but It has remained at vütailly the same level among women and risen simply among girls. ___ "The findings in the repod have grave pithHhs)fI Uca' for Ofall agei ' warned R. who odd lang cancer rates eag wenm are Imaiu'ig and there Is evidence amuby pi women Is lkftd b umsbluthdd&tsinOak m.--' - babies. Three in 10 adult Americans now smoke, compared to four ln 10 back in 1604, the report said. Itwes In 10 women are now smokers and four In 10 men smoke. The tohocco Industry Issued a sharp rebuttal before It even saw the 1,205-page report, calling It a "media event," a rehash of old information and saying it contained contained no concrete proof smoking causes cancer. The new report said: —There were *00 cancer deaths in the United States lad year and an estimated 10,4lld these wsre from hmg cancer. (X last year's log cam vktki", the American Cancer Society said 21.100 were women. —Whils heart disease, respiratory problem and laig cancer appear to be the chief daagsrs from smoking, et4W', Indicate prad women who smoke may cams Moth or learning muds In their childeem. The Tobacco linditets said so c ones'.te s.e asou*io, pe I-A ( .----- '.- - �2A—Evening Hirild, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jan. III i, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 C;ambod'lwa' s No. 2 Man Flees Invaders WORLD By PAUL WEDEL IN BRIEF KLONG, LUEK, Thailand (UP!) Cambodia's former No. 2Cmmun leader fled nation today Just ahead of a Vietnamese drive closing In on the Thai border ina push to stamp out Last-ditch Khmer Rouge resistance. would be represented at the United Nations. leng Sary, deputy premier and foreign minister of the defunct regime, was plucked by a helicopter from a Cambodian border town. Thai sources said he was flown to Bangkok's Don Muan airport and placed Heavy airstrlkes spearheaded the Vietnamese drive, intelligence sources said. The push came as Cambodia's new rulers declared it a "people's republic" and said it Former Cambodian President Khleum Samphan disappeared before the arrival of the two helicopters it the town of Polpit, opposite Kiong - U.S. Site Hit As Iran Boss Vows To Disband Secret Cops TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Premier Shahpour Bakhtiar today promised new reforms that included cutting off oil to Israel and South Africa, disbanding the SAVAK secret police and abolishing martial law 'gradually." As Bakhtiar presented his 17-point program to Iran's parliament to seek vote olcon, fidence, thousands of anti-shah demonstrators• tore up th e American fl ag at th e U.S Consulate in the southern city of Shiraz. - a Teng Will Visit Atlanta ATLANTA (UP!)— Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hasao-ping will visit Atlanta during his tour of the United States later this month, the Atlanta Constitution reported today. The itinerary of the Chinese leader's visit, which was to be announced in Washington today, lists Atlanta as the second stop on the tour. It was not known if the visit would be an overnight stay or if other Georgia cities would be - - aboard a commercial flight to Hong Kong. Mac hin e s Wan ted By ... Phnom Penh last Sunday, had seized the strategic croesroade town of Sisophon, Just 30 miles by road from the Thai border. The fall of Sisophon left lastditch Khmer Rouge defenders without a natural defense point. "The Vietnamese should be at the border tonight," said one Thai officer in Bangkok today. The Vietnamese offensive was Just 18 days old today. It began Christmas Day, and rolled over Phnom Penh Sunday. Commanders dis- Luck, 125 miles east of Bangkok, official Thai sources. Both had received Thai permission to leave through Thailand. Pol Pot, the No. iman in the former Cambodian regime one of the world's most disdained was believed by Western and Asian analysts in Bankgok to have died in the Vietnamese capture of Phnom Penh. Intelligence sources in Bangkok said the Vietnamese Juggernaut, which captured Council (Coutinued From Page U) secrdary4reaswer. Cowty Conunissloner Robert French, who was the council chairman last'yesr, said the organization opened the lines of communication between the cltywdcoiudygovenunentsin Seminole, a major accompllahznent and created tremendous goodwill. elected DER To Commission Year's Wholesale Prices: WASHINGTON (UP!) Wholesale prices rose a steep 0.8 percent In December, pushing the increase In this key inflation barometer for the full year to 9.1 percent, the biggest - With Vietnam in possession of the Highway 5 and 6 junction at Sinophon, there appeared to be no viable defense point left. Yearly advance since 1974, the government reported today. Food prices, which had tapered off in November, moved upward, but non-food items ready for sale to retailers jumped 0.8 percent, the same as in November. The full-year 9.1 percent increase was the largest since an 18.3 percent spurt registered in 1974 when the nation was in the depths of its worst recession since World War II. Sanlando U tility: Plug Off a DONNA TE8 Herald Staff Writer The State Department of &- Snow and freezing rain slicked streets and highways in sections of the nation from Oregon to New York and south to Texas today. The Midwest had another seizure of recordlow temperatures. Boxer Fighting Visa Ban MIAMI BEACH (UP!) Lawyers for South African heavyweight Kallie Knoetze will challenge his visa revocation in federal court Way, hoping that a scheduled fight with Bill Sharkey will be allowed Saturday night. After hearing Initial arguments In Miami Wednesday evening, U.S. District Judge Joe Eaton set the hearing for this afternoon in Orlando where he must attend a meeting of U.S. 5th Circuit Judges. - Keep Out ____ GIVE MAMH . , Taiwan, No _ Until _ _____________ omm ss oner Freedom _______ William _ _______ _ President Walter Mondale and Supreme Court Justice Warren Burger, and the $86,000 a year salaries received by Cabinet secretaries. Turner's pay boost is the result 01 his decision on the last day of 197$ to retire from the Navy as a four-star admiral, which immediately made him eligible for a $33,390 a year pension to add to the $7,SOO he Sam as CIA chief. Had Turner waited until Friday to retire, he would have had to forfeit his pension while In his present government job. This is because Congress lad year placed a ceiling of $47,500 on the combined federal pay plus federal pension future military retirees can receive. The law takes effect today. Turner, however, retired oUtcially Dec. X. In plenty 01 time to but the deadline. The National Taxpayers Union, a national anti4az lobbying organization dlscovered Turner's action and urged Inal.ttsr the CIA cldof and all other federal employees earnIng $57,500 a year or more "vohatally abstain from cotlecting 'dual compensation' whil, they are In public omce. "Na Is a fiscal outrage against the American taxpayer Invliwofthe.o.caflsd war on 10104Ii00, a soaring $121 1111on defense bidgut with over $10 billion a year in military P100100 outlays alone," said NW research director Bid Taylor in his letter to Turner. Taylor said "double dippers" le Turns.' coat the 'aipayers aut$I WNW a yew mnadded Bogus Bills Found In Tucson U.S. Secret Service agents said counterfeit $100 bills have surfaced in Tucson in addition to the bogus $20 bills which were found during the Christmas holidays In Miami, Los Angeles and San Diego.. Officials said the bills were printed by the same people, who passed about 30 phony $20 bills in grocery and department stores - - here. . Traditional Sofa & Chair ...Sni oking m__ . Gas Truck Derails, Leaks STURGEON, Mo. (UPI) A derailed tank car containing toxic chemicals began leaking early today, forcing the evacuation of nearly 1,000 persons from a rural farming community In near-zero temperatures. . REG. 449 Y — and Chair - 0 MIAMI (UP!) — The U.S. Coast Guard Panamanian veod late Wednesday night loaded with an estimated 57 worth approximately tons of marijuana $39.9 million at street price., officials said today. .. . - seized a IV-foot - lEG. 419.95 STORE — FLORIOA SUNSHINE STATE. ake Mary, ____ __ _____ .•. woo 269 absit*With.berseHbsaseg." V- - lkNId I.' Urw'i .- w I -'-- ___ chie1 Harry Terry___ Pat ISt *=dogs 10111 rs be ratais .Mrs U$PS Thidiy, January H, $—Vol. 71, Na ill PvUite$ Da'y as $v.sy, ern $eI.rdy lv Ta. S.*. NeN1 * N. Fresc Ave., $asrj, Ph. UlU. IsomO (less Jei P1 et $as Plsdds Urn Nese Seuvery: Wise. 11 ceels, Men*, 13$: 5Mes 115.15: THy. ,s** SPUN; WpeE, UresS: MN* $3.41: Msa*s, 135.41, Tee,. - I, WASHINGTON (UP!) The government is *opping the popular $25 series E U.S. savings overhaul bond u -of an p$nlIy, The $25 dNIlsd to save $20 m1111os' bondo96rs6 percent Interest, Is p.archased for $11.75 and reecho maturity in five years. A new $50 bond will sell for $25, offer 6 percent interest, but reach maturity in ii years nine months. - I WEATHER V -, 4e.I w ---"--vu— - —' sw ' No Mor• $25 Savings Bonds - - liukis 'a berm 01 wpp- ____ replscsdbyPrombe UWL :0; Mm Pieseat cewcll I be esiddu Mm. — — lb. TR IFTff J,6 ML P'IIST$TUIT Am .. - VIA~Tft 1N1 IMPM by p— , r s dlarps dead In a - .m.HS -- 1 *!a or IS Le I J%1 In of 01 a — anda .e pur Ljiç1 - .- '.--- --- - '. - - -- ' e 1I W w . -. - •..._. ........-*. ..- . .--.--.---. -.------ - ..---.. -. .. - -- . .. . . . . .. ... * . ------- -- .. A STANSFIELD TURNER . . . why not smile? pension costs. It Is estimated that about 3,000 retired military personnel In second-career jobs on the federal payroll are earning from $80,000 to *000 per year In combined pay plus pension Income. Taylor said Turner's 41 AT STERCH I I JANUARY pay Increase, "however legal, illustrates the abuslve spending aspects olthe Dual Compensation Act of 1804," which allows govern. meat workers to receive both pay and pension at the same time. percent II I 8-PC. "PINEDALE" DINING ROOM init lll'%5 I 1....I...J He further charged that Turner's action was "a viola. tion of President Carter's 7 percent wage-price guidelines by government Itself." A copy of the letter was out to Alfred Kahn, President Carter's chief inflation adviser. Meanwhile, Turner Is In line for another pay raise In March That Is when he and thousands 01 other pensioners will receive it lead a 3.3 percent cost of living Increase, which is grant. edtwlcea year. - Constructed of pine solids, selected hardwoods, crown and ogee base. Hardwood arrow back chairs with Herculon seat covers give "Pinedale" quality at a moderate price. Group includes 52"x72" Lighted China, Rectangular Table with Leaf (42"x58"x70"), and 6 Chairs (1 Arm and 5 Side). See this lovely Honey Pine Finished suite today at Ster'chi's and save. - 1 I$iN Ii m, . - on In the ke,kuping ___of on hup" Ms. Doyle was rparted - 1rlSpá, lew 7:39 sm., 7:39 PiIee ow ba WIISIIIO - USI ITINONII 05101? NIN fad, psilce said. SANFORD a~ A Prei 'piry a Dd"vos are trying to ftod Od DipI. and — I2• the &r wits Isd s Maying., _c, aid. Ma,Deykwesals.u,l aid. -, 322-7953 UL - TN A PQION& TOUCHI 00 FRENCH AVI - __ 1, ... ..:.. _-. . ._ I . - -. .. -. • - misft by 04M m.afls.7 My iesdy - . . Slain Use Seday *mw tbs flWAY - 4g; -. I . . PALM RAY, VlS. (UPI) — practical mesas at Wad volwa Neva (y ehsrlU's dupe- Hospital and Schamak.r - IsOrby's MW ded his Milo"do I* WNW hwe dim kv hd _____ bes r—mg____ be IWO _____ Fat nd - $ sm. r!I: tim. Is :pesofWi, Il ei •.. , 2 From DeLand - ICtfrTtI Prim Ps IA) .4. - ' U5695 ___ 57 Tons Pot Seized SIIp, p - said. _ 327 Raven Rock Road told sheriff's deputies someone forced open the utility room door at his home and stole $3 WASHINGTON (UP!) By beating a pension ceiling deadline CIA Director Stansfield Turner has won a 41 percent pay increase, boosting his total government Income to nearly $1,000 a year. Turner's income now exceeds the $75,000 a year paid to Vice MIAMIEAk1I' (UPI)— A station wagon filled with six Aeasoned citizens careened off the road Wednesday and plunged into the chilly waters of Miami Beach's Indian Creek, but all passengers were rescued. "They were big winners," Police officer Joseph Weber TUCSON, Aria. (UP!) — were MM burgWlaries There reported In the Sleepy Hollow subdivision near Longwood. C ('I') I e M Oye $ 1!a$ 6 Saved From Car In Water _ _ BURGLARIES REPO • - OFINMES' pond""ump'"sw WINDSHIELD BROKEN A coach at Croorns High School reported the windshield of his car was knocked out while it was at the parking lot 01 school at Persimmon Avenue and 13th Street in o Christopher Marlette, 31, torn Sanford - ' tt occurred sometime between 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Wednesday. The windshield was valued at $175, according to records. bl - ion? arrested 1n Plijillas County and transported to Sanford on two counts of rape based on a complaint filed by a -year.old woman. Co ur t records Indicate a warrant for Tishler's was Issued in July 1974, but he was not arrested will this week. Dou e=D i SALEM, Ore, (UP!) John Rideout, who last month was acquitted of charges he raped his wife, admits his reconciliation with his spouse was "something I never expected. It wasn't planned this way. It started with a phone call Saturday and then it just happened," he said Wednesday. Abolish Police, ' 1974 rape can. cash and credit cards from his William Neil Tlshler, 42, was wallet. The incident Rideout: 'Never Expected' Lonely Women 'Hypnotized' BIRTH DEFECTS remembers before being awakened several minutes later A postman on his rounds, David Powell of Sanford, reported finding the woman unconscious behind her desk. She was treated at the scene I. by _a_. Fire ii'. peraormel, records Indicate. RAPECHARGE It took more than four 1e f an arrto be made 1 the case, but a St. Petersburg man Is being held without bond In county 1W In connection with a By United Press International - PREVEtIT money. The 47-year-old woman told police she told the man there was no money in the office and that's the last thing she Slick Streets Across U.S. ___ ____ robbery attempt at her office. The incident occurred Wednesday at 3 p.m. The woman told police a man, who had come to her office two weeks ago looking for an apartment, returned and asked if there were any apartment vacancies. When she told him there were no apartments available, according to records, the man walked over to the side ofher desk and asked If she had any sometime between Tuesday at 11:30 p.m. and Wednesday at S a.m., according to records. Jim Kragh, 35, of 124 Ichabod Trail, also in Sleepy Hollow, told sheriff's deputies his fiveI year-old son was awakened at 4:30 a.m. Wednesday by the - 4 cound of a closing door. Kragh said he checked the ho1se but didn't find anything so went back ", morning, Krogh said he checked the a ge at his house and discovered a jacs been stolen. ne reported another I J jacket had been leftplace, I according A b rg u lar enter d a home in Sleepy Hollow and stole the keys to 1976 Buick and then away with the car. Michse1 Ryan, 34, of 205 B Bones Lane reported his burglarized at bout 4:30 a.m. wewIe5uay. ednesday. ne said uic ar boor. iu if u e' s a purse which contained the keys to• the . car The car was valued .., a 5,000, according to ico CAR STOLEN A 1978 Cadillac valued a,' 1 was repo stolen 1.. the Valley Forge Apartm ents near Springs. Joseph , told , H erald y am Vincent sheriff's deputies his car was As this van was moving westbound at 6:05 this morning, Florida Highway stolen sometime Patrolman T.D. Herr of DeLand division reported, it struck a guard rail at the p.m. Tuesday and ' I)eltona overpass and flipped on its side. The driver, Tom Claypool, in his early Wednesday, accordin g 0 Os of Box 3407, Longwood, fell asleep at the wheel according to Herr. lie was not records injured and charges are pending. Westbound traffic was blocked for several After a little of his own minutes. detective work, a burglary VICtIm recovered most of his forced open a front door of the van sometime between 8 p.m. stolen property. Ronnie Lee Howard, 31,ofl00 Tuesday and 7:30 am. WedMohawk Ave. in the Mobile nesday. The merchandise was Manor trailer park neai valued at $158, according to Longwood reported $297 in records. merchandise stolen from his CHARGES DROPPED home. Rape charges against Larry Howard reported sometime Dale Moore, 35, of no Krlder between 7:30 am. and 6 p.m. Road In Sanford were dropped Wednesday, burglars forced Wednesday Just prior to his their way Into the trailer and trial In Seminole Circuit Court. stole an eight-track tape with The victim failed to show up for speakers, his checkbook, a the trial and the charges were quart of whiskey, five large dropped. bath towels, a belt, a man's ring TRIALSET and $12 In coins. A 16-year-old Oviedo girl Neighbors told Howard they whose baby was abandoned at had seen several youths using a an Oviedo sewage disposal area vacant trailer next to his home, in September is set to stand according to records. Howard trial in Juvenile court at the took a flashlight, found the rear Seminole County Courthouse door of the unoccupied trailer beginning today at 1p.m. open and when he looked inside The trial is expected to last he saw his stolen merchandise, through Thursday and the girl according to records. Is charged with child abuse and FUZZB(JSTER TAKEN attempted murder... A Fuszbuster radar detection The baby boy , named Paul unit and a rod and reel were by nurses at Winter Park reported stolen from a van MemorlalHospltalwhoca.red for parked at 202 Graham Road In him during his recovery, was Fern Park. Paul Kllngele, 31, placed In a foster home. The told sheriff's deputies someone girl has two other children. . conscious in an apparent Biggest Jump Since 1974 • Canada Eyes Illegal P11 Pilots By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer Sue Moseley, manager at the Ridgewood Arms Apartments In Sanford, was knocked un- IN BRIEF Khmer Rouge defenders of Battambang, formerly Cambodia's second largest city and 180 miles northwest of Phnom Penh, Thursday night were trapped behind Vietnamese lines, battle maps showed. French said residents In the tlooper estimatedthat at time the discharge Into the area have been complaining* of to gallons of water from the plant saturating creek was He also praised the vironmental Regulation (DER) treated effluent per minute, their Yards. County commissioners, tadlon to the library system is orpnIitIon's solid wade study issued a warning notice to San- more effluent than the sewer Hooper said today his plagued with complaints of good. Sturm and CommisiM and predicted good results from Ian do Utilities Co. today plant is supposed to be treating department has taken samples vothWmachine breakdowns Chairman Bob French favored the group's double taxation &acting the privately-owned at this point. He said although of the Sweetwater Creek water during the September primary, the requad committee. water and sewer utility to plug the plant is designed for 1.5 in areas above when the plpe:is have ordered county staff to Included, e city oil, th preferably with concrete, a million gallon daily capacity, it allowing discharge of the But Commissioner BillMrs. Glennto urged look into purchasing adifferent Kirchhoff said delegates give recom- discharge pipe into Sweetwater Is supposed to be operating at treated effluent and below all county type machine. of mendatlons to the county Creek 1)0,000 gallons daily at this where It Is being dlathargái. vehicles, Machines are purchased commissionat a public hearing "We are arranging a meeting point. IIUe.diIy tobe held atloa.m. Tuesday on He said the below the periodically to replace old t with principals of the utility County commissioner Dick point of dischsamples Identifiable as arge show buyy machines and to Increase the whether a franchise should be within five days to find why the WiIILaqia said it appears the hand as COWd7 logo on the door. He EDMONTON (UP!) Government loads of nutrients, lncreas of machines on granted to Herndon Ambulance pipe put in to begin with," plant's percolation GildS was Chosen U the most Service to continue providing said was aviation officials say charter pflots operating Len Kozlov, enforcement not functioning properly and bacteria count and increased the population growl. color because consumption of dissolvable illegally may have been responsible for some The board turned down a apf*oizIMe Ii the emergency service In the chief of the DEWs orlando the ground Is saturated With oxygen In the cooler mild has a batter resale county. request from Seminole water degrading of the 130 aircraft accidents in Canada's north office, in announcing the water. He said if the problem the value. "Let's not start a quality of the The eater in the county's public safety Issuance last year. Ron Stewart, Transport Canada of the warning, continues the commissioncreek. But, situation," 1* said. Bruce this he added, no health week to waive Gary Kaiser hid gave the " pp mud be plugged should consider whether to regional aviation safety office, said more rcUIreIT1asth the p1rChallof -IA's not get hang up on council background inoff as soon as the utility is of. continue issuing building hazard exLft inspectors are required to police Canada's some new machines. This has white," Nelzwendsr told the formation on proposals by his ficlally, notified. U action Is not permits and certificates of He said bacteria count has north and it is hard to prove pilots are been a normal procedure in the board, adding some department for the county to go taken by them, the matter will occupancy for homes to be increased from 12o to 350. operating charters illegally. pad since there is only one manufacturers are saying Into the ambulance business. be referred to DER's legal staff connected to the plant. The Normal lake standards in manufacturer of the type of pigments in colors iøuit nat. Kaiser was Instructed by the in Tallahassee for appropriate plant serves Sweetwater Oaks bacteria count Is 400 and the 380 coinmismoner Sandra Glean county CO'llW[UIOn to prepare legal remedies," Koalov said. and the Wekiva Hunt Club. machines the county has been count In Sweetwater Creek is using for years. said questions of this sort ought proposals after Herndon asked Kozlov said the discharge of Commission Chairman Bob within the acceptable range. Commissioner Bob Sturm to be studied by an advisory for subsidies, depending on treated effluent Into the creek urged Instead that the board committee and decided at its degreeof service, ranging from by Sanlando Utilities is OTTAWA (UPI)—A dance studio has been $113,000 annually to $350,000. UnsUt1XIFIUd and not part of look to other t ype machines to discretion. fined $160,000 and its top executive Jailed for a begin a switch-over of the type The county's former library. their operating permit. year in prison for "hypnotizing" lonely used. "Let's look at a machine advisory comuilttee rMIjrled Jack Schuder, county public women to buy more than $300,000 worth of that does not have rubber some weeks ago. The corn. works director and Ken Hoop. dance lessons. "The student dancers were bumpers," he said. mltteehad opposed the coirdy's er, director of the county's hypnotized. It was a cruel way to deal with Un The voting machine break- separating Its library service environmental service, told from the Orlando down in Sptember was atPublic people," provincial court Judge Jean-Marie county commissioners earlier tributed In large part to a Library. BRADENTON, Fla. (UPI) Bordeleau said in passing sentence Wedthis week that Sanlando in. abolish the police department rubber bumper which melted The beard rescinded an pipeline Bradenton Mayor A. K. Leach stalled a nesdaY. from p and contract with the Manatee TO inside the machine locks earlier motion to rafald to said Wedoesday the city is County sheriff's department 'o colation pondsatttasewer plant .:. making them Inaccessible on unsuccessful Republican to , permit overnowlrom:tlle consideringamovetoaboi1s,1 election day. candidate for secretary of eetwater the Police departm.efl because have The commissioners also date, Ander Crenshaw, the $100 offi cers want to he y would ke unionize, said t li to unionize Creek, a body of water which some turned down ona3.2vgtea pcistedbyhiscanpsigncom. Leach said the city may the department. enii*les into the Wekiva River. request from County Librarian mitt.. for his cnpsign signs ,, coNTSUTIO BY THE PUkISH101 Jean Rhein that all vehicles to poitid In the county. be used by the county library Klrdthoff riposted that not system be painted gold for all of the Crenshaw signs have advertising purposes, been removed. S County Athnlniitrator Roger The commission appcued Neiswender said Mrs. Rhein's Paying $12,* as the county's Unity thinking is that the public one-fifth stare of the operating ' would soon Identify the "highly budget of the South Snbiol.. MW vhtble" gold vehld.saspaztoI North Orange Transmission the county's independent Authority. "n-Ion Chairman Bob library system. C i i s French, the Dick county's said while the Mrs. Rhein's hpuiai4MIveon the authority, _____ rationale may be good, there reported that the money will be may also be other departments reimbursed to the coudy when would like to be highly federal fding Is received or a TAIPEI, Taiwan (UPI) A drafting of the premier's vwhich isibl e.Sturm said anything bond issues Is floated by the top Taiwan official said today speechtold UPI the implication t be , to n at- auttortty. naln1and China mint forsake was "unmIstakable." EXAMPLE: communism and restore HiUIdSunPISIMthMWIkII universal freedom before there Peking forsook communism can be any talk of unification restored freedom to the with Taiwan. geld or groan flora people In China there Is no Premier Y.S. Sun made the Chance of Taipei negotiating fabric. We lavils yes I. ox. :demands during a cabinet ufti Peking. amiss ft paNty of this ____ set csmpars,.. m.st to discuss the series of Sun branded Peking's peace C,at Mrress Pop U) Increases in cigaritte . recent Peking offers to n.giti- talk proposals as a propaganda PUIIPUOfl &s iii'iMbl. • :do a unification with Taipei."t,fck.y in an attempt to evidsm • these treads" , the report said. S premier's talk, broadcast deceive the people of the world pregnant Wo en. : The has-hound velomo did .Over national radio, retained and especially of the United op who amoke also risk ask uy Swear to oft :.the hitter tones of post VAN with their nflb11 face is Ic ulcers and cancer 01 the itartung new EARL AMUKAN edi,t"Ic proof - )P :Washington-Peking Use but It offensive." laryna, 100004 MANOr Od that smoking cause. lung :did not reiterate President China has bombardsd Taiwan pourm ii', Bat it Wai with Sofa :Qda)g Chlrig.kuo's adilnant with offers to establish postal, uuige girls are new thtj 1aI snoldng as much bo The to negotiate with the aviation, nav'gatlon and Oak ys. .., &MW Lev , .:omnnmlg Chinese, relations since Peking and percentage of girls smoking smoking, and is smeseed years Wft arm fafl,, to flatly WMthIgtOI aimoimced Dec. 15 almost doubled from 8.4 in 1808 stimi evidence of cause sca jrefuseanypoidbhnegotlations that they would normalize tOl8.Sln INC ThSpsrceI*a(e andefflet. " ' cau.ed some concern In Taipei relations Jan. I. 01 boys Increased from 14.7 to no rsprt, oftchest. ad thMItmI(Nbelnt.rprdedasa In the I"ovostire Vice I&AOd. grepheofutalvs,erthepad — Miy an oteps :softMing 01 the Nationalist Premier Tang Hgig told a ii years, Raid 1j: at that women smoking today, bat "vatte ..m4ig in the aiud an7 group 01 U.S. '$aiks. Wi )PI1SU7 anise rni)er come of W8 cenoer In Taiwan could ritalu Its autono. "WO : Bat a rwklug goveroment myandarmy lamiggrem& lik$lytOfail"InemptstOt kiItg. who took pest In the cation. has bee. pstidbyjteipec' C "increases in lung cancer OTHER EQUALLY GOOD BUYS mortality amg females degled staies, clinical cw4 be by low THROUGHOUT Till ay ate g . ILOMM (anco —. DntL Robber Knocks Out Apartment Manager ~ ~) patched two crack infantry divisions to take the western part of the nation, intelligence sources said. Thursday, Jan. 11, 197-3A - I, �I : I ven* lng - • . S • -'.•.' , • EkiaM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WSPS 412101 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 IN BRIEF WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHEIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.21; S Montiis, $18.50; Ydar, $36.00 By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $60; Year, $40.00. - Embezzler Caught By TV Will Not Fight Extradition —I Those ORLANDO Needs The Sanford City Commission's decision to keep the lights along the city's lakefront off is a turnoff to t. The commission, in a continuing saga, voted 32 this week to keep the lights out. In doing so, it defeated a motion by Commissioner Julian Stenstrom who himself had done a turnabout on the issue since last July. We support Mr. Stenstrom's new efforts to keep the lights on and urge the commission to reconsider. The annual cost of between $1,300 and $1,500 to keep the lights burning does not seem to La to be extravagant or over-burdening when you weigh the pluses and minuses. Commissioner John Morris disagrees. "A waste of money," he asserts. This is not thefirsttlmethematterofmoney has affected the city's decision on the lights. Back in Wi?, the lights were turned off after th Seminole County Commission ref used to pay power costs. The city commission followed suit, deèlinlng to pick up the tab. Mayor Ike P. Moore later changed his vote to put the lights back on. Saving dollars certainly Is one considera tion. Butwe are convinced itIsa shortsigh ted rationa le at this particular time, a time when the city's growth is almost upon La. It would be a regression ata most inopportune time. As the city does grow, it must put Its best foot forward and expose its best elements. And let's be it: The SanfordJakefront is that best foot and is the most picturesque and aesthetic area of the sty. It is attractive. It is enticing. And it deserves to seen whether by those just passing th rough or byOthere intending to stop over. So throw out the economy argument. ANGLE.WALTERS U p, own " :Ir. D .' 1 Mr. To V.! Earth TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Economic experts may differ over the value of tax breaks for industry to attract business to Florida, but tend to agree quality of life and a state's business climate are lay areas of concern. "By and large the tax incentive for industry relocation Is illusory," economic development expert Arle Woolery told members of the ,House Finance and Tax Committee Wednesday. Woolery, who once directed Arizona's economic development efforts, said corporate executives are more concerned with an area's climate, labor force and lifestyle than with tax Success " " : ' WASHINGTON (NEA) Just every school Ii frudrated, whose performance fails to reflect their lly A• deçee from a iwed university usually mesa a good dart toward success In the buine and professional wor t But there's something even better an upfront role In the space program. Of the 41 — .. ft ___ graduates to date of the astronauts corps, most have gone on to carve out Impressive civilian I - COIIàS h its siare of these mder aciñeverssndthere'snobetterewnpleof an "A dated" visrantiy doing C.IeV.I work than Sen. . ____ -. ____ deC$dS WOW courageously for what he believed Was right even who his position impo he was sworn In as a senator two years the iugi. . .,., , ho carom w. • DeiatdW.ElegieJr.,D.MkIL,WhOfOrIlIfloda dent of a me airline. o am is United 51.1.. wMors. Others are corporate ____ executives in ranging from nuclear technology to smusemeat parka. Several have estabiiihod technical consultancles. Some are Involved for the moat part successfully, In a nurn a millionalre and several others are very likely • ____ . • breaks. BUSINESS WORLD s es s ela erg — — ____ ___ ppears ___ _ — - th the lights burning? TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Former Circuit Judge Sam Smith Is trying to convince the Supreme Court he shouldn't lose a $20,000 a year pension because he was already out of office when impeached and convicted by the Legislature. Smit1 had already resigned when Impeachment proceedings were begun last year, fiW attorneys argued before the court Wednesday, and the resignation took effect even though then-Gov. Reubin Askew refused to accept it. ,. yplcally, Asian countries be" enov medha to teed pi •u f w*at ni ftIssham.MtohesrcmCIaIsinanyryqrst'P'Ig nr wher these man, women and chlldiin drifting from poet to pI are 'genuin." refugees. s qund'on Is raised because so me of them paid to get oat of t "a" In o" ________ -----a- ------a -----. -----w _____ In aMn,Rl'sssnatortalc.mpslgn fund received more than 10,110 from Chryder, $' from Ford and more than $001 from the NatiQiat Adomobile Dealers A.ociaUui.• (In each cam the money came from a political acties coeruniltee.) the C mundato would edrect mosey from people for the pot,iI.ge of eseaphig their oppressive rule Is one crime. It' aulAnedhiulMlk seppoet.r of sijoidd not be ompeendsd by makin g that in Issue when they at the door danolher country. The numbers coidleelag to ties from Sodheud Asia we 15 deed a rlialh'ig to the lomdathss laws of "flow coedri. add the limited teside of UnIted N.IlP refugee pr*s. dthsreil.fl'ig,Istothscr''rtcedthMPO1tICSdtbe world t consl'Ws itself free and b*cene to the 014r1w4 j,, ri redtaiss*bage)apengerowl, 100" aft R141110 asspsctsdiy switched his by "d omv Ive . :ud to hft &S &Vim& 11 olm d - .- - e more conglomerat, the acquiring firm Is, the lees likely Itis to fire a lot of people In the acquired company. The big trouble, Simmons said, Is that N percen m1 s.cdivw_lly unpreparedN&M-N to face the raslities of a merger or acqideition. They have only the vagmat Idea of how to decide whether they t' l a new job or rids thhigsod. UsjdIlfl.d compIPci,ncy Is mere 1lmfl t panic either attitate can lead quickly to .MI d1molmkhi er IM in the chain of mans these questIo, heisid, you should .ntertain no to man. -1 owner's ace.? -How closely do my fuctI dupMiit. those of executives In the new owner ou"wuiyt ____ BDV' WORL D Ri5R I - .. - Stud.nls Live Hand-TO-Mouth It's been seven GAINESVILLE (UP!) months since Anthony Onweagba, who is studying journalism and forestry at the University of Florida on a Nigerian government scholarship, has received any money. Onweagha, who has a wife and 2-year-old son to support with his government stipends, Is one of 21 NigerIan students at the Gainesville campus who have been living hand-to-mouth since last July. The Nigerian government, which underwent a series of political upheavals, imposed strict currency controls, which all but halted the sending of any money outside the country. — - - _ b' a "vedsd 10 theseS I the cpy eccipted the de.i t Roche tired t the peimdl.ul 5$tifIIl it idired" in the prnom or its Fmod Yederday we "Pe"! '.po.wd - che hew Red* 1k .. .all thus. td pss$lss hi. ". The W4BethS p. yen we fear or five depe iemsvsd g* ,ss to be a te, krii, of ,'-±- Co " *sad to , FDA ,a.&alapIe.sIrthatr----- hetel ideder- 14514,*w .im thee. Mare . 0 - sdstoyeguaqa erchiddaplepe.__, r.c.njrdag The r---t haul srn Its. pslicy. 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Roche asulsetaree V yip to 'uatsd idirnat" the r, y opparady * W" 09111 ad uIuui hedv4 days after we daeartbsd Hsa..'a: •, ." .sdehe 4kjsth,Vhil, k*punweaddesda.diod A __that, the Y spumas , -- j. I -rfl.m PDAC uletadthatRochsfer1inMtw age.t'rq ( iaesrswe bom ___ IL&Amiel 'bbrois dho hadtoho 1 11 i theOiuIuitlil 11100*1 'k 1T1Mu nd Ierau; V$utt—*k Ens. __was. ddk* viiA r .Avuv, NV *s., D.C. bdLft —. -' ,----. ..4 CyvWhIa 'I - Dr. Monib Collestan M.D. Announces the opening — - j - TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Freshman legislator Larry Hawkins has a harder time getting into the Capitol than he did beating five opponents to win his legislative seat. A former college football player, Hawkins Is confined to a wheelchair. He suffered combat wounds during the 1968 Tet offensive in Vietnam. The Miami Democrat has flown all over the world on his own but needs help up and down the stairs of Florida's new $43 million Capitol because there aren't- any ramps. ____ the rs r, Diug e-''e. are dress a pI 1' t wield indirectly iS- some psslldpiats eapramsd ssciun abed Iho WOO IndnIs inlermaties ens cowagethsealeofValiam thsleader in the hold frequent 108001 01 Valiwn in the pteeI the chars induded windew w-- , sorubbig r.rid IdUMM Of the half_ materiaL It was decided that the "er suded outrider. and pdMft wssdwerk. d desuge lavals in every of beamAspin, drug's 0101, rl • f PtieIIIill materiel abed their is me ladarld This I IIag display of beriaae.at$e it. rOtL.VP WS?z A few weft ago we um was mi& 4.t4 w l.ve Iteshe, 614er. rapatad th fratig aqeilses of Peter punding the *. The P thi PIVI 7 of (' NJ., who had e.suma,CoraeIthspc waduting Hs prilsdomsamuts,bdel.toMstln.ydeders — superintendent of housing. That Wilson. position requires a class "C" Salary range for the general contractor's license relocation specialist Is from and six years of experience In $500 to $11,000 annually. single-family construction. An accountant also will be The superintendent will be needed for the program. The responsible for coordinating accountant should have a fourarchitectural work on the year degree and two years of houses being rehabilitated, experience, said Wilson. according to Wilson. The salary The housing authority is also for this position is $12000. looking for a resident manager Since the homes will be sold by the housing authority, said Wilson, It Is hoped costs will be kept to a minimum. That means a ceiling of $15,000 and below, he said. Financing for the homes will come through the Farm and Home Administration (FHA), according to Wilson. FHA Insures up to 90 percent of the loan requiring the buyer to make a downpaynient of thrte percent of the cost of the houses. The rehabilitation program will be on a voluntary basis, according to Wllson.Owners of homes designated as candidates for the rehabilitation program will be contacted by the program director and asked A THE Legislator's Bigger Fight lUiiIons t YO have any ferther aignificed f'dwe with the cempsiy1Mee&the sword of Dunocles may already be iig'g over yea. Among the quons: -Did the new owner buy our cnply for its management 1.3Ie4, hicladoig mine? -Am I really a key eseIv, in a profits" of vital Intired to the new owner? -.Aremy esecative shill. truly trensferable? -Are -Is my salary compatible with the new - WANGTOt4 One of the key positions In the program Is the relocation than after they have been specialist. That position rehabilitated, according to requires prior experience in Wilson. housing relocation with another Salary range for the program housing agency. director's spot Is from $13,500 to "It's very Important this $15,000. A college degree or a person has experience In combination of college and relocation work, because we work experience Is required. don't have that experience, so Other positions include a we can't train someone," said P - Vested Dru nterest Must Be Stated "Nam"oem-worw? - --- JACK ANDERSON 5MttIng hairs over their dates isa osaruirt way oat wli :• — - :11!~dthobody--0-1 rM A NWOMWIld -' 31 01' __ -- --- — NP 11 ht 1010100b" "IM M 00 CEDOW" On make themeelves — bunk,,.s it has boug as an inveetnent income. ______ y — approved within the next two weeks, according to Wilson. While the housing authority waits fof the go-ahead to begin spending federal funds, It has started looking for the staff that will help carry out the program. The three-year program Is closet, — — ronsfornotwanting to glveahauntoVldaamessrifugsss. Implementation of that program are expected to be .v.;..r Smith "Tries TO Hold Pension - ___ *laYa, the PhlllppMe. and am Kong may have practical drainage program. Funds for A1i TOM WILSON ' t — Haven will fund a housing rehabilitation program and applications for the rehabilitation program will be taken. Salary range for that position will range from $6,000 to $7,500. The authority plans to rehabilitate 80 homes over the three years the program will be funded. Wilson hopes to have the first 15 homes rehabilitated by the end of August. — — Wnes to prevent any danger to motorists? Why sacrifice the year-round benefits of those lights reflecting off Lake Monroe? The second safety consideration is obvious. Is n*t the two-laned highway around the lake safer grant. The bulk of the block grant TALLAHASSEE (UPI) The three holdover members of Florida's now defunct elected Public Service Commission have survived first round cuts by the PSC nominating council. The council culled through 153 applications Wednesday, casting out all but 58. Among those still being considered are incumbent PSC members Paula Hawkins, Bob Mann and Billy Mayo. Gov. Bob Graham said earlier Wednesday he hasn't ruled out appointing Mrs. Hawkins If she Is recommended by the council even though she was Republican gubernatorial nominee Jack Eckerd's running mate and has been a long-time political foe. — First, we agree that the lights do attract those pesky midges (blind mosquitoes). it is a problem. $ But, at the same time, We know we can pretty wll pinpoint just when those insects come to visit. So why couldn't we just douse the lights at those per year. A secretary-cashier will also be hired to aid in office work at Castle Brewer Court where Hawkins Still On PSC List in that financial category. As recently surveyed by The Wail Sired Journal, the heCk404arth achievemeda of the spacemen are in a s prWng1y wide range of mrpdaby few are space flekin iio.. crIatlons Committee. pa r ted. The mcd natabi. c denominator Junior Qi.xnbsr of Commerce er ing Firm M As a to be success in diversity. Only a few named him one of the 10 oddandb* YOZS men have not made productive or profitable ad in the an executives who show excellent judmuds to the civilian world. "M y LeRoy of the of the first jud g ment and ability to make sound dridona. Given the matinee publicity accorded the Vietnam War, lUqie beca me a vocal critic of UP' Bealsees Writer To many manqsi"ent about general business problems, show IIImed space IUgN', the later success of Its NEW YORK (UPI) everything from GOP defense policies to im, be people, the word merger uowida like murder ability to make sound decislone abed their own, participants m4ft be ccmideced uawed, the President Spiro T. Agnew. In early " he asid. h.mnes gathered representing money in the or e'°" theirlobe. When they learn their company is switched to the Democratic party. Lynch acquisition 11 Cited e Merri th ll of White bank. going to be merged, or even jud acquired, they t After a decade In the Hii Pkgle Weld & Co. when many White Weld daff, It wasn't quite that easy, however. The u117$ Senate race In Michigan, toppled the "This shouldn't be trus," says J. Gerald members quit their jobs Immediately, because astronauts we generally agreed that their favorite in the Democratic primary and defeated Simmons rssidentof Handy Associates, the big they did not appreciate the nat scope of the celebefty broughi a price according to one, a ________________________ _$11010 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ a jpar as aazt_ and apep.I& R.ØIc.n In the general election, management consult ing concern. He says 11 Lynch OpeTatlofl. mIn1ni.m of few didinctione In his &A In But Simmons also mentioned tires top isecatMs' openid doors. * should learn how to two years In the Senate was his tis for tiM place evaluate lr survival dWom if who decided to hang on and came oat on top In But only once. The e*apecesnan who couldn't on the 1V77 lid of senators earning Pihst'*iil the company acquired by another so they ,n.l such situations: George Bebry, president of IC hack It once inside was likely to be shown that amowts of money from speaking fees and other neither panic dart fredic job buatin and loas Induetrles' Abu division, Dr. Jul. Blake, wlo door and not Invited back. A namber bad honoraria paid for Oulsid. activitim ufly when Colgate-Palmolive discouraging experiences with sometimes affidency, thereby Inviting domissal or ding to continued took over Kendall Co., the medical and sorgical questionable ent9sds before they finally got He earned $,000, the n%ITImlgn allowed lihaloun that they are indispensaW supply lxnae, and Richard Beadle, of Alexander their new careers together under Senate rules. When the senators' reports Simmons said the tiM thing to determine with Hamilton Life Insurance, who dayed on when If there Is any significance to be found in this, for 17$ 1 are made public later this year, Riegle Is wb#lw the acquiring company is adided ander Hamillm it Is that h own we rarely narrowly x It Intend Bonsebold Finance bought Ale expected to again beat or now the top of the list making a profitable acquisition or does a d their oppertimIIles broadened by the r.ltIctat NrASA' All fou n directors bae* what they A member of the Senate Banking COIVIIIIItt,., a full-scale merger. WOWIn their apsen indlv11s who In If the new owners are but on a full scale takeovers, Ile91e accepted $4,000 from the American But sometimes dayteg on Is a mIatak', even If aMM4oi to t,clidcal shills had the ability to work Bakers Aasoc1MIcii for a pair of 1117 speeches. merger, easdlvely with people and to cnIt themH. received anther $1,500 for an ad&eu to the di*S personnel ill have to go and everyone nobody in trims to piati you autl -early worked up slid of So warselves to a program. Simmons In the aeipdrid ("ijy Is vulnerable; the Mortgage Bankers MeoctMi. more vulnerable, was" signals management people should me This lass valid a formula for success on earth higher on U totem pole the 'P to Corp.1ldiSOCN twice in an alder when their comp a nies are taken o,er.0 as In spec.. Talent will out and ft has. the acquiring acquisition, If ft's only 1117, earnIng a $1,550 fee on each occasion. A to iv a satisfactory ans . w nnv i fn hfa .h you can't nsetfr ho e r 'Al iwu iawaJui IsMaw 99 0M __ of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) block broom 'i- - present offices at Castle To administer the program, Brewer Court, according to the authority Is looking for Tom Wilson, housing authority someone with real estate exdirector. perience to be responsible for "I've got one person In a obtaining houses and selling broom closet," Wilson said of the cramped office space at 'Ive got on. Castle Brewer. He explained the authority had to convert a janitor's supply closet Into an person In a office for one employee. The office space at the professional center will be leased for $12,100 annually. at Redding Gardens. The if they would like to sell their the superintendent and work resident manager should have a home to the authority, crews would take over high school diploma and Upon completion of the sale, rehabilitating the home. nroflciencv In office skills. The manager would be required to live on the premises. The salary will range from $6,000 to $75000 - ____ W. decided to hold thellho and buy only as much house as we could afford.' seemingly been trandormed into a politician too willing to curry favor with special Interest groçsinretrn for their generous speaking fees or canpslgn coMrtbstIonL . . In WiIngton, representative over to gain a seat on M. — ability votm too often as plagued by Wented public fk 4. 1'whose wdk Ii only mediocre. __ — ' 4 designed to purchase and upgrade existing housing units In Sanford, then sell them to low The Sanford Housing and mMpnit,.1n'ivm' fQmilI., Authority will be moving Into a for the cod of rehabilitation 2,200-square-foot office building plus 10 percent, Wilson said. In the Paulucci Professional The 10 percent above the Center at First Street and rehabilitation cost will cover Mellonvllle Avenue, Feb. 1. administrative and advertising The move Is to alleviate costs In the program, he exovercrowding at the authority's plained. Funds for the lease will come as part of a $3,W,302 Department Lifestyle Is Key Concern s Riegl e Then there is the safety argument. This is two- cou Evelyn McMillan, a convicted until she appeared on a nationally televised documentary, will not fight extradition to Arizona, an extradition officer said today. Miss McMillan was convicted of embezzling $19,000 from her Tucson, Ariz. employer over a three-year period and failed to appear in court for sentencing. She was working as a housemother for 18 elderly at Share-a-Home in Winter Garden when she was televised earlier this month. A former fellow-worker in Arizona recognized her and contacted authorities. VIEWPOINT Sha pe — ___ — embezzler whose whereabouts were unknown Lights Nefugee ByMAXERKIIZrIAN Herald Staff Writer Thursday, Jan. 11, _1979-5A Rehab Staff Moving, Seeking Home SHA FLORIDA Area Code 0.32-11 or p31-9993 Thursday, January, fl 1919-4A Liake ' front - - 699 Country 'TRADE-7 IN YOUR OLD FURNITURE - a ff IV Furniture_____ DISTRIBUTORS INC. FLORIDA LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL MU uslS 1 OPEN: NAM Fri. 15.7 Tues., Wed., Then. 14 Set. is-si PH. 3234W2 N.46(Ws11st St.) 1 Mile Lasted 1.4 - Is. Is's,) �* . . . p I . • • • , • I • p p • .*.._. F I • - - SPORTS A-Evenh,g NeraW, Sanford, FL OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Jan. 11, 9fl In And Around Sanford SU P ER FEELINGS: ' Oh, Slow-Starting Cowboys Hope For Better Beginning Vs. Pittsburgh DALLAS (UP!) - The Pittsburgh Steelers have played lB games this season and not once has the opposition scored a touchdown in the opening quarter. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys, at least early In the season, developed a habit of coming out of the darting gate like a 30.year.old car on a frosty day. In the four games Dallas lost it was outscored In the first quarter, 41.0. "There's no advantage In getting behind Pittsburgh that I know of," he said. receivers (Lynn Swam am John Stallworth) and stop Franco Harris at the same time. "You hope you guess tight all day and have a chance to control them. You never stop them. You Just hope to control them to keep the game within Sometime I do that and sometime I don't." On defense, meanwhile, Landry said It will be nothing more than a guessing game all day. "me only thing you hope you can do Is to guess right," Inky said. "It's almost impossible to cover both of their wide said. "I don't know what the record shows but I think we have been attacking and moving quicker In the first quarter. But Just how the Cowboys go about moving the football In those early momenta depends on Landry since he calls the plays. "I think we have started a little faster recently," Landry So the opening momenta of Super Bowl XIII could well set the tone for the entire contest. And Cowboys Coach Tom larnby knows that better than anybody. "That's one of my problems anyway. Basically early in the game I'm setting up plays and swing wh defense Is doing before I use certain plays. Landry said the key would be the amount of pressure his team was able to put on Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw; "They have a very good, solid emive line. I think there Is no question that you have got to have pressure on Bradshaw," he said. "He can, with flick of the wrist, throw the 1*11 on target." And on the subject Of defense .. - 1 . ,• Rookie Camp Anecdote Still Gentle On PI71'SBURGH (UP!) - Everybody has his pet theory about what propelled the Pittsburgh Stealers to their third Super bowl berth this season, but for second-year safety Tony Dungy it all boils down to one rookie camp anecdote. "I keep thinking of something Coach (Chuck Noll) said to us two years ago," Dungy said Wednesday during a lunch break from the Steelers' first workout In preparation for their Super Bowl XIII meeting with the Dallas Cowboys in the Orange Bowl Jan. 21. "It was back onthe very first day I came here for rookie camp right after the Stealers had signed me. The first thing Noll said to us was, 'There's not that much difference between the teams In the NFL. So what we want to do is perfect all the little things so we can be the bed.' "That really struck home. Even though we were all rookies, he wasn't talking about trying to make the team or anything like that, he was talking about winning the whole thing. And that really told me something about the Stealer organization, about how corn. mitted It was to winning and being the best." The Steelers, winners of Super Bowls LX and X, earned their third trip to the Super Bowl In five years with a 14-2 regular season, an AFC semifinal victory over the Denver Broncos and a convincing 34.6 win over the Houston Oilers for the AFC championship last Sunday. Steeler S noimced later Wednesday that because of field conditions, workouts were being moved to Fitzgerald Field House at the University of Pittsburgh Thur.day, Friday and Saturday. Wedoesday, their prep.ra tions were limited to the IXIdOOII - the field at Three rn-vera Stadium had too much Ice anow on ____ players lifted weights and jogged. They were to begin reviewing films 7bum day. A Steelers' spokesman an - . -1W .-.. • #p.- Ind BIRTHDAY: JUNE MILLER (L), MINNIE T. SCHAFFER INNIS OIIIIJII1IY the &eeln were to be off Saturday, but an extra practice was scheduled because they were able to accomplish so little Wednesday. Dan The players and Noll all said It Is too early for them to analyze the problems the -----.-. Minds Cowboys will pose for them. Like the defending champion Cowboys they defeated In Super Bowl X, the Steelers will be trying for anunprecedented third Super Bowl title. And, said Dungy, "I think everybody will be diseppoirded if we don't win It." Je- Who Protects Wives "Oh, to be 100 again," might be the sentiments of Minnie T. Schaefer who celebrated her 102nd birthday Tuesday at Lakeview Nursing Center. According to June Miller, activities director, Mrs. Schaefer blew the ten candles on the large birthday sheetcake "In one blow." Family, friends and residents of the center attended the birthday party honoring Mrs. Schaefer. In speaking of the honoree's alertness, June said, "She knows what is going on and exactly how old she is." Mrs. Schaefer was born klinvile, Md. She attended Asquith Presbyterian Church in Baltimore for 75 taught Sunday School for 45 years. From Mates Boss es? com F Lauderdale ore ing two Conklin Nab. Mayfair Event tIN Raiders RoIl On SCOREBOARD 1I9-Proc,41 (0) won by forfeit. 223- Williams (0) won by forfeit. ,. 4BI Room no 4.00 3.20 l Kim's Pick 2.40 3 Claira Model 460 0 SillS P(14) Vivian Conklin won Wed101e Press 2.11 n 42611. TIme 31.23. Q (3.4) 17.21f p (4-3117.11417 (43. nesdays Grandmothers NSA Iisvea* Race, 1.16, C I) 131 II, Time 31.11. 2JonasS.ndy Tournament at Mayfair 22.20 5.00 610 WIdnIay's TWSIftNIac,,½.D 6 Mr. Brick 3.20 4.00 Country Club, posting a three- Los Angells , Boston 19 6Apr11 Patrol 9.00 .3.00 3.13 1 Champion Bill 9.00 Chicago 120. New Jersey 116 SANFONDOILANDO 1 I'm Gone strike victory over Franke PhIl. 230 2.10 0(24) 24.11g p (24) 19.2$: 7 1124123. Ne Orleans 112 ; WIDNISDAYMATINU ISteve 3. Clark with a SCOSO of 67. I) 211.2$. Time 3134. Atlanta 117, MIiw 113, of First Race, SilD Q(1411i1,p(e.1)n.$,T(ei4) OCALA - Seminole CornTw.mlac.,a.c In weekly play, pkIjj g$ Seattle ill, Indiana 11 1.10 3.50 2.60 • CiC's Gene 71.11: Time N.M. 4 Nyanza 3.30 340 240 munity College buketbalt. 2YeIlow Light 620 340 pe4.f A- 2411: II e,3SI. 4 ShadowIng - 7.40 340 team's "second season" Is Ilock?ownTom 2.60 WEDNESDAY NIGHT dicap with IOrIrsMerl 5.10 Q (24) 34.25, 7 (1.2.4) 1142$, First Race, S.I6,D NEW YORK (UP!) -The way things stand now with the New 0(44)44.11: P144) 77.41, -v. going JiM fine, thank you. was second with 3%, one Time 31.57. 3 Nate. NNL 1.00 260 260 York Giants, there is a chance Gil Brandt and Dan Reeves would Wedseaday night the Raiders ) 1,22434. Time 2014 SecenI lace. 1.1$, C shot better than Margaret I BJ'i Reshuffle 4.10 440 Widnesday's itt A- t,203s $apdIs 112,314. come in together from Dallas, and the Cowboys woUhkl't 6 Bedlxon 17.20 9.40 1.00 IJIm Carbo launched their Division 2 7* Butts. Jessie Stittad was fourth NY wanders s, Detroit Tulia Rose 3100 14.60 0(1.3)II.Il,7(3.14) 419.11. TIme CflPaiCI, and the results were kick about that remembering how they got Torn Landry the same at 37. Pittsburgh 3. Montreal 2 $Dr It's Act 540 31.14. Chicago 3. Los way from the Giants. Impressive In an 0147 triumph 0 7) 3$3.21j P (6.1)242.75: T (6Mary Anderson's 34 led B MMinnesota 2. Toronto 2 Socond Race, fle,C Brsndt, the Cowboys' scouting and development genius, would over Central Florida. 74) 1,371.11, DO ($4) $130, Time IWrlght Cherri 4.10 400 434 pijgig, one-half better than NY Rangers S. Colorado 3 31.17. take over as diror of operaiulil for the Giants - and Reeves, Grace Seers oas.rnoo.IIMINOLI 5 Duntee Lass 12A734 (2w$ia S1IW3 'and Richard -* - better Third Race, 1.16. M 1 Which Way IN* 8.00 • presetdlyservinguotferislvecoordinatorforthe Cowboys, would than Aim Guth. Clark w,. 3Wrtght Hang Up 1.00 3.00 240 PtrstSame 01 4) $1.41: P111) III 30,1(55become the Giants' head coach In a pair of moves both men would 1 Silver Goal 330 3.00 $ Echano.Elorza 5.40 560 4.10 honda for the Raiders, hitting 21 I) I.M.N. Time 31.13. fourth with a 20. Eloise Hunt 1 Are$..Coldo S White Ink 2.60 600 3.10 and 20 points, respectively. make In a minute. flfrd Race, 1.14,11 and Dottie Lucas tied In c 0h13)14.* 31 .11:7(31. Slalkow 5.10 34101450 610 eCacho.Elexp. RobertLalngaddedl4forthe There's ahftth, though, asthere often Ia when the Gjanthare ig with 34 -. Keen 0 (1.5) 11.20: P (8-1) 111111.110. 5) 44.40, Time 31.12. IBM Cradhalong 9.10 4.20 * Involved Peirlit Race S-116 D 1e.sad Same I Eu$e Express Ivey was third at 20 and Verne 3.00 Robert Gould, one Of the 31.50 9.00 4.50 I Oguixa.Eiezpe 1540 13.50 2.50 2OOTulip The problem In the way of the Giants getting Brandt and Alabama 00, LSU 74 Q(14)1131,P(14)I1s.ao,T(se. 7 3 AIdana.Urquldl l Wright Heaven . 5.00 4.10 Ala..BIrm 93, So. Miss. 57 6.00 3.13 4) 433.SI Time 32.13. date's top scorers with an Reeves,oranyoneebeforthatmatter,isclo,elytiedjnwithsug)i Genevieve Woodruff won D S CItenteCoido 1.10 6 DO Irish Rib 2.50 Ala. AIM 44, BthneCkmn Fearm lace. 1.14. D average Of 21 potida per gse1 an underlying aspect as the team's ownerhip and who has th 0(34) 51lIsP(44) 111.11, D0 (1. Q(2.7)44.$;P(3.7)123 .3S,T(3-7. I Clever Don Flight with a 21. Q.jj Ala. St. 113, Dillard 5.10300 4.10 ,, did mod of the image (or W say, Wellington T. Mars, the Giants' president, or 6) 143.0, Time 31.49. 7Prir,ceisT 9.20 3.00 79, DVIan Kramer had a 20 and Ginger. " _____ and ThIrd Sams FIfth lace. 314. D Central Florida, getting 25 Ashland 132, Fl.. 11th 93 3 Roleana 734 iephew, Timothy J. Mare, the club's vice president PKaAItu a 42½. 21.00 7.40 940 points. 4.10 4.10 3.00 I Day Star Augusta N Armstrong Q(6.7)6231,P(4.7) $16.11: 7(6.7. ieasurer 5.60 4.40 2)1.121.11. Time 32.111. I Zate.BettIa 2 JIIWIy Red 5.20 7.00 Baptist U. Newberry ISI S(X Is home Saturday at 7:30 In nine cases out of 10, the president would have the greater 540 2 gjfe.(th 51rltMI% C. Fl.. 121, Elmhurst ft FIfth Race. 1.14.1 0(14)14.31; P (6.1) 176.10. Q(24)44.11,P(6.3)113.IIT(6.2. $Manete.$ippy 4.50 330 4.60 against Florida JC of Fla. Sthrn 67, Hvrfrd 44 leverage and the necessary authority to tell the vice president Fe.r*Same Howard I. 0.1. St. 65 •) 917.2$, Time 173). ISlon.l 6.40 7.50 Jacksonville.' whattodo.ThIsisthel(khcase,though,whereeathhasequalsay 1310 10.20 430 Sub Race, 1.14, A 3 Liue.tIona 4 Jamie Kay Lander 6$, Sprtnbg 54 ipd neither Is in the slightest way Inclined to go along with the 440 1 CachoPeres 25.00 7.40 5.40 7.40 140 7 Mr. Manager Stetson 14, So. Florida 54 Eckert $11111104.1 (111): Johnson 211 4.00 3.10 •Lamar Scott "on of the other. Tulane 11, Florida 0(44) 3330; P(14)99.31:7(56. I Urizar.AItu S. Laing 7 0.0 11, Crooks 9 22 30, 4.00 4)1,12311 Time 31.41. SForetenDiPI. 0(I.3136SI;P(3.1)117.30,00(ö. Campbell 3506. SmIth 122.2 26, ,To give you Iome idea Of the kind of deadlock thjscreates, you 3)330* $Is*Race, %.A Rogsrsl0-0S, Brown lOO2,Wadeo have to know a little Of the background regarding the Giants' FIfth lame Oviedo 1)519.11; 2Tlmitess GIft s)00119.' TIme 31.40. 1010 4.20 410 0.10. Totals: 20 1.4 $1. 30.30 L0 . livii*Raci,1.1I.0 3A nership lVllasSmnd 3.10 3.50 7 Sl0rrs CENTRAL FLORIDA (67): 3 ArtoArca 61.40 13.10 6.10 IOnAround 430 4 H Hum Dan McCray 3 04 6, Sheppard 0 24 2, ;walungton Mara'sfathsr, TIm,a bookmaker, bought this Giants TipTopSiçer Market needed 6.40 4.30 2 locklownMysflc 0(13)14.10: P(1.1) 11330,7(1-i- 4 $anti!ICflI DeerIne S 1.2 11, MIII 934 21, Gould fer$2,Sooinlmandwhenhedlsdln 11N,hslsftthet.amtolds double overtime, but wWxtood 0137123.10: P17.3)73 * 3oritt'sF$are 3.50 4)0.20: 71*1 31.41. 101123. Young 0O.00.TotaIs:30II. I. 51*1 0(2.4)47.10; P (42) 204.10: T 1142 Oo ions, Wellington and Jack. Each was left 50 per cent of the bog kvan* lace, $44,• Lbs pressure and on for a 1547. The Oviedo wrestling teem 12.30741 3.40 - Halftime: Senlnote 4. Central 1,012.30. TIme 3146. 6 Manatee landit 4.10 4.40 310 3 CactioAflu dock, and when Jack died in 1*, his 50 per cent passed , ,o, 9.60 7.50 ê Urtsar.Zubl RaceS-ill 7 WlndSonis Love ofterneon. posted a 5640 victory 1 Florida 36. Fouled out, none. if,, Helen, the mother of Timothy J. Mara. When Timmy Mara CleaisiWedos.dsy * 2 ClienliPeret 340 lManMie$tiv* 1334 300 310 3ThilmaJ 0(3.4)4440S çeakanow,heisspeaklngforhlamothsr'afuulOpercent. Thu 3.60 2. 00 P1)4)11010. $fl'sFami Q(6.H4LMgP(6.7)$l4.41gT(4.7. Rod Alsunderlsdth.wlnnsra Leesbirg Wediieidiy Under 210 3)452.11; Time 3)61. $avea* Same * 2WynI15TokIn Oviedo SLLUSOUniII Mare do.s net always see eyeto4ye with his uncle Wellington, with 1$ points and Aktoo 1Catho•UrwIlI 11.31 4.41334 QU4)1S.$,P(14)61.1I,T(Il 101-$psaf(L) won tall. Iigh*Rac&$.NA hyfsr *hichls statIng It mildly. Putting it another way, Thniuy More Is Coleman led the lousra with 24 NEW YORK (UPS) AliStar S 331 4 MirliaC MIller 100- Jordan (0) P. Voikert LW. 2)153.40: 71*1 3131. 110 230 LII 1 Eigaged In a Mate of undeclared war with his imcle, or as Sm 4.10 c*1 111mb Race. 116.1 1 Manatee LOIsSI Jo.a Varidy get 14 poi 115- Keeni (0) d. Suduwr, 53. 4.11 3.11 3 eta-Perez 1men Mjo'i Of 2.1$ 340 4$cund des 0111)1330: P (i.$)U.4S ISO - FIWattO U.) d Phillips would pit It, they have broken off diplvMlc relations. 2.21 Irvin Jamsa Bul In a $30 win the New York Yankees will 330 3.00 194 7 Hasty Go 0(1.4) 11.45: P (4.1)33.40,7(41. 134 .5* 1.1) 41430. ;In the pad, Timothy Mara, who Is more of a socializer then orerRoe'sp.cidbyReginald rn - Sorrentino (0) P. II. Slampy IRIderIG *try on his right 340 6)UAIsTlms 31.3$. 110*5... *wellington, usually deferred to his lmcl.in decisions lardlyIng the 12A4 4.10 abOubInrInLOSAngIIsaFTIdIy, 4 AlurIa-Andre Frederick's 11 points. luckier. :50. 0(37)1940, P(31) NM: T ($7NIS* Race, th.l 4 ' 13)- Covelll (0) P. ThompISm ) 303.15: Ti*e 31* Wan. But now,.Tlmothy Mua, who did an extraordinary job In 4MpnsN.$uw 130 4.10 310 I lantI.Zirre 3 Arts Ichive Tenth R.ce,144.A 330 ____ 3:27. 3MIck'sRper 41101334 pilling together the Giants' new Madlimi In East Ridbsrford, NcCOY$, Kirk Pritchard 3, Q(47).$ p (4') j3j. 141-MerrItt (0) p. Stauffer, 1:00. lWrightAnctisV 16406.10 LII lMlddioground 1010 $.J., nsii on having more to say about the lean. But If ha says Michael Wright 7, Fredrick Muter 1, NISIb lime 3 00 3.50 116- Saunter (0) p. Mftchum, 7 SrIndlI land)? 0(3.4) *730: p (4.3) 140.10$ 7(4. Daryl WlllIams3. Darryl Me,flite11, :32. )?esandWowngtonuysno,for,uIppl,,crthe other way wood, 7 Aa 031 uS 345 lNerty $10 3.1)74410. Time *91. Allen COIImI*124. To • 1S t al *. O(t.7) 2t4I:P(1.7)IlI.00)t1175 610 5.1 Tuu*Race141.A 11I-Harrlson(0)d.Harvey,134. the who thing wlnde upinaUs. dP TIP TOP: Michael £,es ,, 41117.44. Time 3135. live? Nancy 630 3030 1.41 LII 3 tI*i ;-ilms Is moving and the Giants realise they mod find a new DSVTeiI Graham I, lid Alexan, __ 170- Kerr (0) won by fj$J. O(57)*.1IS P17.1) 113.0. IleVaI*RUe.1.14.0 IIIsEarth 1241440 1$, William Carr 1$. Bruce Franklin bach. First they mod find a new diroctár of operations aid while Pro Basketball Dog Racing A Tie Among The Maras . wiit. 81e@67 Pro Hockey Jai Alai - bW ft College Basketball 'lip Top Wins In Ov•rHm•z Matmen Trip Leesburg 140* t Munson ____ ____ knife * . ___ I's a thnwhick $0 pilpilleOft Jflf in O0$idi $aturdeyai abs thaOvlido agti ithietir / _______ 0 the Ovl* Jayes.- ad p,&, dqir,irt .1, ____ ' 1' in. 4. clislktigi II foOtball fls7:$pa to"Isacbor*yW,apdtuIMr uJiG ;JeeMstpusq, Paul Grim, Xy C ad s igt wh includes may hams (= * , ,,.. * - - • - --- * _91*n.._*,t- - £L.. iai __ a.... Dewi Under bows (P.& The seat time yew keshoid makes adesl, remind himto get itln Writing.) DEAR ABBY: I am a 21-yearutd Catholic. Years ago, when l was in high school, Ihad an abortion. I felt that It was the only sensible choice and I dill feel that I did the right thing. My problem is that Ihave not been to confession since my abortion because I am afraid I __ * A IISSO.*SMSd. sleet blade wIth • I- I - - will be excommunicated. Regardless of what it sounds like, I have high moral standards and I want to be forgiven. I don't need a lecture on morals or birth control. I've had both, and I know I will never again become pregnant accidentally. Plead answer In your column. I don't want a letter hotn-.yau1wtth thi,s In. formation delivered at my home. Ican.'t ask a priest, and I do not want to give up my religion. FEELING GUILTY DEAR FEELING: Go to confession and talk honestly with your pried. it is possible thatien give ou aboolution. DEAR ABBY: IamZ7years old and I'm engaged to a man I'll call Mike, who Is also 77. We have known each other for a long time, but have been engaged only a month. Before the engagement we didn't discuss having a family. That was a mistake. Now Mike tells me that he would like to have three or four children. Maybe I'm selfish, but I don't want any. Clam Le n .ananl graduate of the Medical School of Guadalajara, Mexico. He will receive post graduate training at the Medical College of Georgia In Augusta, beginning this month. Sanford Woman's Club members are reminded of two forthcoming events. According to Martha Yancey, chairman of the Arts Department, the An. nual Arts Festival and Workshop Is scheduled Jan. 24, from 10 am. to 1 p.m., at the clubhouse. * Suste FIlM $bsvsl Hat11v beck sleel '! w. a wos*ser.reslslenf handis. MAT '101 . liallisialt * LIFESTRIDI Hardware ALL SALES FINAL NO REFUNDS NO EXCISANOIS NBI.QAE ___ - ___ * JV: Lake $11.31 51. IWtu Mere .1.,. toseiii I. FIRST ST &411111110M PK a r 6. a s •_. * -. -. ..-* -* * - * For Information on entries, call Martha. a sister, so watch out for "Fun Day," a silent auction, white elephant carry on In the field of dance with Mom and sale and bake sale will be Auntie Miriam. Mr. and Mrs. George Lynn (Valerie Rye) Weld became parents again Monday. Natalie Lynn weighed In at 6 pounds, 5 held at the clubhouse on Feb. 7, beginning at noon. Chairman Jerri Kirk reminds Woman's club members that items are needed for the event. For information, call Jerri. Pila Hughes and her husband Lawrence of Lake Mary, have returned from a wonderful trip to Las Vegas. But Pila will probably tell you about it In her next column. Percy Mercer has been seriously Ill and in a coma at Florida Hospital South, Orlando. For information on his condition call his wife, Virginia, in Lake Mary. Kay Bartholomew and her son, Scott, spent a few days visiting hcr daughter, Sandy and husband, In Annapolis, Md. Kay had anticipated becoming a grandmother during the visit, "but not yet," she said Wednesday. Speaking of grand- motherhood, Jan McClung was on Cloud Nine when she received word that she had joined that prestigious group, first-time grandmotl.ers. Jan was so excited she probably could have flown to Miami on her own power Sensational another sister team to Zale Sale'. It only happens twice a year ounces, at Seminole Memorial Hospital. Corinne and Walter Rye of Sanford are the proud \\• maternal grandparents, and Mrs. Mary Weld of Newland, N.C., is the paternal grandmother. ; f' .4 According to Pat Van Winkle, the Annual Charity Valentine Ball, sponsored by the seven Sanford Beta Sigma Phi BSP Chapters and Qty Council will be an Al ,•.. event of Feb. 17, at the Knights of Columbus Hall, 2504 S. Oak Ave., from 9 P.M. to 1 a.m. ' 4.• * Tickets for the formal BYOB affair are $10 per couple, and are available through any BSP member or phoning 322.8030. Music for dancing will be * - 25% to 50%off regular retail prices of a select group of fashionable ladies' jewelry. b ro lh an t select,On of beautiful accent jewelry now reduced' Find pendants. necklaces. 1& bracelets earrings stickpins and much, much more' /.ilesand Friends mike wishes come true. provided by the "Sky Lark," a local group led by John Sauls Jr. F -i One of the highlights of the evening will be the Orlando council Executive Board of BSP judging and selecting a Valentine Queen from the Valentine Girls representing the local chapters. Also .ivaibble, /•ales Revolving Charge I) . ZALES The Diamond Store Pan*I,. IfliP Stock nol included fl Dresses NationalIy' Advertiss Brand I1a Shoes. ul. O,unaI pi e Ius sho*n onev ery item All item. ubit to ., j/3 Tj4 Pantsults ' . Blouses Slacks Sportswear MEN'S WOMEN'S CHILDREN'S Evening Wear Ilikkal SILICTION d MIKfVVSVI OFF REG. PRICE SPECIAL RACK SPECIAL TABLE J U VOURCHOICE MINISC.D 2 m1 $3 U"I 65 AVE / 'J Ladies' Robes . SLIPS.PANTIIS.ETC, Sample Shoi • - $50$100$1 51 .ALL SALES FINAL •NOREFUNDS r t NOEXCHANOIS 1•1 "s mary/esther will bonVeb,1. - 1'U'll Costy Cuop.rMis * ___ * - '-- save on ladies' fashion jewelry ANNUAL JAN. CLEARANCE. red$0raco,itur,cts,or FIN 40 * . __________ Three days only! Valerie Weld Jr. now has mary/esther's , 9 '. ALTAMONTE MALL This thowlsopsntoenayoth bdwm$an411yearsoM ___ * * . SANFORD PLAZA I kww ToassiMtM Dog Care and Training (lust., a 441 BenefIt Pit Sow . wU1 be held on SMa'day, Feb. 10, at 10 a.m. • Sanford A big "welcome to Sanford" to Peggy and Phil Deere, who receistly sold their home in Longwood and moved to The Oaks. Th& one youve bee n waiting for! _____ 0% fo 4O% Off _____ 7 According to Peggy, she "got rid of nearly all her furnishings and is excited over going to the market In Atlanta soon on a buying and decorating spree. - Th. Claimed will betaught by Marge Malich of. Winter Spina She will demoodrate far sack participant, the correct method for grooming and a dog How to train "1or family living and some ring techniques for showing an aWmal will also be dem$0d$. This class Is toaUfld1Ufl3eetIngL 2 0 OURSELVES Editor to welcome the baby daughter born Monday to her son Kenneth Torbett, and his wife, Debbie. "I don't know when I'll be back," Jan said before departing. Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Heral offices to announce these events. The forms may be accompanlet by professional black and white photographs If a picture l desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and picturet must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. Contact Herald OURSELVES editor for Information and suggestions. collar, six-foot lead, county tap, and rabies shots. Educational materials will be provided at no cost. Ladle *s' Shoes, $4 TilNils Ron 143 T1114411, WIllS **ue,1S*c1s DORIS DIETRICH , . Getting Married? The Seminole County 4-H youth, who are between the Office Is offering free Dog Care ages of 8 and 18 years old. The and Training Classes to county classes will be held each Saturday, beginning Jan. 13, and ending Feb. 3, at the Seminole County Agricultural Center, located on U.S. 17429 north of Longwood. The classes will begin at 9 a.m. and end by 10: 30 a.m. Any youth Interested In attending can registrar on or before Jan. 13. & POO'TWORKS S *1.1.111W C n. -W TWO 230-1*1* 111,H) P. little, 4:15. 131- I1*'sr.(LN)p. ArmsIrsmp. 3:31 k1-Tuchar($)p.P,suss1,:*. 0, $4v. II. 11S-HaR(LN)p.tlshsn P. W- 11411101111191111 M141 III. Is"S& WI - Ot IBM) P. T*hy, .$:* * -Sbther(LN)p.Siwl.111. Nay - C*PN (UI) sam by * 111W 11*711111 Pu, Ties 1:11p.m. I _____ * To Be 100 Again' Classes Scheduled COATS. DRESSES .SPORTSWEAR .SWEATERS ___ * Free Dog Training Fashions 1C1s1101) * _____ iii - Live (SM) p. WsW$di. 5:13, • * fl.. LII. - o Fall NIGHTLY ___ NNW 111111011110111111111101 • LIIewsN$1,S.Msausll WI - Pehsa (IN) I. Lou" 7.4. We-Perry (LW) 0. Nafecaçtie.4. ___ wife, Marcia, and their children, Elysa and Fredrick. FCLFARAMCE WF my N * iae i..,..s iigte wri ft regiderid a lopsided 61.1$ victory over Iinhsp Moore eigit. - * Mrs. Fred (Doris) Stein enjoyed a visit from her SOfl. Dr. Charles Stein, his Each participant should have Moore ____Motmen ___ ___ DEAR LADY:Yise.uldbsth ft..•_ _I._ iI_. log 115R1. My Abby, I have absolutely no patience with children and, knowing myself as I do, I wouldn't make a very g mother. Mike and I love each other, but this has become a big issue. If I had Please don't tell me a child I'd learn to love it. I _• and nu aon want the worr w rm responsibility of raising children. Perhaps I'm weird, but I don't think they're worth it. So what is your advice? DOESN'T WANT KIDS DEAR DOESN'T: Tell Mike that unless be sees It your way, he'd better find another girl. I agree, you'd probably make a poor mother, bull applaud your honesty, DEAR ABBY: I agree, some captains are too verbose on the P.A., so alter 30 years of flying, I delegate the public relations duties to the second officer; however, research indicates. that too few announcements are made. The complaints come not from first-timers, but from the 100,11S0milers. CAPTAIN GEORGE F. WITh U.A.L Getting married? Whether you want a formal church wedding or a simple do-yourown-thing ceremony, get Abby's new booket, "How to Have a Lovely Weddlng." Send $1 and -long, stamped (28 cents) self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hlllz,Callf.,91fl12. U• a manageable dog, choke chain H Howell Whips ___ ____ * Yurcko$cs __ harity Game Saturday DEAR ABBY: There are organizations to protect women from sexual harassment on the Job, but who protects us from o ur husbands' employers? My husband quit his Job and moved us from one side of the continent to the other. And, accepting a work load that .ta..l.. I.:.n 1.. Its ...t...l1 $IVWI7 sea pu IWU UI ward, he went to work for an Australian businessman who promised us a share In the profits. This Australian was unable to chive In the U. S., so my husband Invited him to stay in our home on his frequent business tripe. On these caslons, he made overtures to Ie!ine 1`8A Womatically as possible without insultin( him outHght. Not easily discouraged, he persisted until I opened avoided him. At that point, he fired my husband. My husband thinks that with the business firmly established and profits booming, the Australian flguredhe could hire a new manager with whom he did not have to share profits. I suspect the man felt rejected and sought retaliation, Who do you think Is right? LADY IN DISTRESS JOWl VARSITY Orion Waldo 7, Albert Armstrong 2. Leroy 1, l om it, James 1111114. Total 30. Centrat Knight 2 Richard Whittaker 3. leelnalo Fredrick U, Michael llmens 4. Itchy WIben9 TOM 35. Actually, Brandt is an excellent candidate for the Giants' job lan&'y, who played for the Giants and later was an assistant hwfththmbs(oretheCoysplck.dlgmasth.jrco.ctski l$, Is one of his biggest boosters. "Wfthoit Gil, we would not have had the success we have had i.'er the " 1AR&Y has :8imIlacly, Reeves ako Is highiy regarded. He was sck with lb. Cowboys for seven sesoi aid became an 1iM coach with them six yes,. ago. A m,gnbsr d situ carsuina Vnlvwstty's Hall of Fstne aid a fine family , Reeves Is ivactly the sort Of Individual Wellington Maca imiticaly tould go for, Timmy Maca han to go for Nan, too, or oiN thi Gaits wind up tI11diOdIod again, Irvin what I know of their penoaslUls.,- Tim Naca would seem be ure attuned to Gil Breath's lifityle and We"ton Mv. thMOfDanIIeeveLWboka$0WS Maybeallfourtnguthsrwoald (arm the perfect con'iinsii,i, tt wai tern out $ r.ab for all these IougnØuing Glad, fans, as tired Of macb icenklim footbalL ____ -_ 13. TOfeI 10. into (III R,.,i& lii... . mnma Tim Mars muM hun, ued1on whether Wellington would because he's much more ve th Breath rvaUan B and prefers 11*1 type representing the Thursday, Jan. 11, 1979-11 •- -a. - .. . -- . .5... 200 N. PARK AVID SANFORD 3224313 T II �I . • . 5LON DIE 2 &.-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 11, by Chic Young 46 Longing (III) ACROSS ____________________________ ;,~-1 BEING MARRIED TO C LIKE BEiNG MARRIED To $e.4E KNOWS .: 0 Thursday, .1511 (ITS COA OR YOU L F ERY MOVE EV 0 HE'S NOT JUST I Globe 50 Aucttoneers 4 Bear 9 I MAKE Grampus HOLMES 54 Native metal 15 Collection of • 61 16 Nude JH - ___ ___ 65 Mama hog 22 Accounting a ency(abbr) 24 ($ficers Candidate BEETLE BAILEY School (abbr.) by Mort Walker WHAT'S WRONG WITH SARGE1S NOTH ING 25 Deepest 28 PPTER HE'G TAKEN A LONG PRIVE TAKES A LITTLE 71ME TO ITSELF 1 Leak out 6 I... (colloq) 2 3— — 1 byArtSansom Kid I 1LKJOJmH'S '-'I 47 by Bob Montana MISS ,A BOOK WHICH TELLS A/1.0 HAVE BEEN PASSING IN RIVERPsAI.E HI6HP GRLJDY tIOTA WORD LEFT OUT! I , I = 40 V EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider AND WHEN 1}iAI HIGH ( WELL. YOU ALL k)tAJ PES5IJ AREA FROM VP $JT TPIATh GOJJG PlOTH COMES LWJ JD LEAD - cc&rr 4u.. MS ThAT CUTE WTLE I \ 114AT3 G4-fT.A By AX" Pk%IME FAST FM DAYS... 1'uzp_—... - 50 — 64 — -- - _ _____ 51 52 53 disorder Is _______________ 1 by Al Vermeer RDR ONE THING.\ 4J LjJLJLJLLL] . IT A LITTLE 100 CLOSE TO THE TRUCK ROUTE WELL. IT HAS A FEW B2 FEATURES.' t' I' by Sto(fvl & H.imdahl JUST OF-CAU-SE YOU'Iteu '' How ) Pvc- TAI;Tf.P ARE TTeR..GL)1.P.' A MOTHER,POE-5N, _____ ___ JNPU3ITABl.Y. MEAN YOU'RE 140W 4 C(Xj(' L W14AT, 9AY We 6TOP FOR 1. A NACK, YLVE9TJ,J I MILE I ,j ____ 4 _______ _____________________________________ .1 ____________ so, •. ____ - K 72 •e 4 • A Q $ 42 dl .. is ___ _____ wEK! Another "Vaudeville THAT OUR 6PUE5T-OFHONOR IS HERE, ___ P40W THE WEB- WE INTRODUCE __ THE SE N• __ • HEP COME' ___ IKNEW _____ _____ ____ PLANT 4 9 Pc. Walnut Finish BEDROOM STAND Reg. $ RWI) I ... ., 4' —. .I_ pianists In concert, Gatchell IilUJ:h 15th Aspedaicongratul,Uonjto in Issue of Golf and Carter. my mother-In-law, Myrtle Digest, as one of the most They'll be performing on twin Madison, who was recognized improved golfers in the state. Wurlitzers In a three part program — selected classics, America's Largest GE Gersh tunes, and dances from round the world. The admission Is $1 for • •. ' .. • S .. ,., • ' ' ' Retailer stotes students and senior citizens and The first two Vaudeville 0 e $1.50 general admission. shows were resounding sue- cluded in Vaudeville lU emm and Eddie promises that 0 Congratulations to Al "some of the best of the pest Cornlngupat the Civic Center Dickison, newly appointed and new material" will be In- at 8:00 p.m. on Jan. 27 are duo member of the Civic Center that's related to the ' . _____ for Feb. 2,3 and 4 at Altamonte Springs Civic MADISON . Altamoste If you' got that you'd Ceapoaden like to share—and have a lot of jjj so—ft's not too late to call Eddie Rose at 834-2366. 6498 GO0 __ ix-sce _________________________________________ Advisory Board. ___________ • JEWELRY STOREWiDE in 4 Xce, C 0 Get well wishes to Dave Watkins, who is recovering • IDIGS from surgery. • WATCH Eva and Frank Spears have precious 8-month-old son, Jason, from Augusta, Ga. visited them and their daughter rough Jan. 3 1st Sanford Jewelry & Luggage Ann. Son John, f GE 19 Diagonal Tampa, also spent pert of the holidays with 217 E. FIRST ST SANFORD them. 3224$1 Color Monitor II TV • Automatically Adjusts Color ____ _. 1_#_ ____ • SPORTSWEAR i " ahould have played P backwards.Ffrsthus king— then dwnmy'a ace. If. ____ followed, he could everyone ___ corns t his hand with the "EVERY ITEM IN OUR STORE HAS BEEN REDUCED!" Pi 'O NI.t, EARLY B1RD SPEC IALJ LADY PEPPERELL, PERcAII • $37988 YARD GOODYEAR REVOLVING GOODYEAR INSTALLMENT • It must be right CHARGE PAY PLAN or we make it right p Flexible Pay Schedule a Longer Terms than available PRINTS & SOLIDS 3 1 I*$IGUURS / Model 1787 PER PILLOW CASES / trick. C 101 .Monthly Statement REDIT POWER ft deliver on our Revolving Charge 'Customer Identification at Goodyear CARCARDforconvenience at any Goodyear Store. r w what we sell • Approved • Monthly Statement CAIIII * If I factory • Low Monthly Payments countrywide • Free parking S Diagonal Portable GE GE w "K7 14 OF uW Washer/Mini BasketTM Tub • Automatic Color Control Defined, Brilliant Color • Mini BasketTM for Small Loads & Delicates ___ • Quick, Direct "Click-In" UHF Retractable Handle I . on Clothes 3-Speed/3-Temp./2-Cycle • Bleach/Softener Dispensers . - • a __ $45O _____ • Filter Flo' Reduces Lint • State #TC Heavy Duty, Multi-Speed Porta CoIoiTV • Cool, Longlastln Solid A is&! __ • • I OFF QIL) ____. .•. ase II 00 NO1IUNG WIThHELD! a club to bring his trumpe to (hi same length as East's. Play a heart to dummy's king and lead the____ l dub. East would be r1g between XWN TH E WALl. • Easy-Repair Modular Chassis Set & Forget Volume & AFC TO hump. When W.st owed out would cash _ South _ — IS IT WP RU EA COULD HAVE purch • NOTIONS & TRIMS • DRAPERY FABRICS • ACCESSORIES _ a red ___ w lat4. to get a ____ tn ____ • 100% Solid State SALE INCLUDES: UPHOLSTERY • DRESS FABRICS ____ 21 Picture Before You See It Constant Adjust to Room Light ______________________________________ _ by Stan Lee and John Romita ______ Oipio_ pleasant memories of the holiday season as son Frank Jr., his wife, Genie, and their 0 LUGGAGE dIaiItibllty ________________________ __________________ ____ START i . •AKJ52 •Q$3 I 765 • K 1093 SOUTH •gqsg: A$43 • 107 _________ I xr USED 'lb GE? PREI'I'Y Sc.Y PA5$1N PIPLI. 6 -- Vaudevl ' olle Tonioght' Needs Talent SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 23) (Vth Jaes,r An unusual Ides will be just the dont come an too strong. oft to pull on a major fed _______ _____ ARMS (March 21-Apr11 19) today. If It doesn't come from Most of your day should be one you,bestretoglvecredfttofts 2 ., filled with pleasantrlee, but creator. •.th rd, led of • A Q $65 toward evening there Is a SAGrrrARIUS(Nov.n-Dec. desilat*r4,. •AJ1714 chance a domestic crisis might 21) Viewing things I r.Lsd (he ii Of A Wisceasin reader asks arise Don't you be the cam. phllosoplilcafly is what will skI. 5S_esrdSd a what we do - 4—'ir? TAURUS a .uioad tramj bMiIle,g 0' bluest at and valuable ally or contact could ft mjg not even bother you aft— M_ —• We 4 be gained today throuA moot when one who is a Ww trin to unusual channels. Don't let one •- y AWL) S $ WhiIs They Last Blrdcage-73" High ' from ti&i ace provided you sm"o__ BUY A little early thought could t have to watch out for Is to - LOOK? 55 MPH. SPEED LIMIT J. ft In And Around Altamonte Spring ' s return. • J 864 VIRGO (Aug. 23.8e$. 23) N.Y. 10019. Be sure tospciiy • j You're in a much be bkth sign. tter Vulnerable: East-West AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) negotiating position 1041)' Dealer: North The contacts you chooset you will be tomorrow. Talk now East Sieth make and the things you decide to thou whose cooperation you WI Niith Pass ng to do you'll handle most need, keeping everythi Pass I NT a an 30 pleasantly today. Requests businesslike. . 4• ___ UREA (Sept. 23-Oct.. 23) p made by others, however, are Fort unate associations today another y PISCES (Mardi 21-April 19) could help serve yo ur amYou could make an excellent bilious. The one thing you might L Openlnglead:•K by Bob Thsves * ______ $100 _____ EAST Box 489, RadIo City Station , get overtired. SPIDER-MAN SPECIAL Herald N.rald Photo by Jean Madison ____ to think but Sosth stepped ____ r mfrac had gone to tile point o no •A5 LEO (J uly 23-Aug. 23) You • 7 ________ /11 FRANK AND ERNEST r ''' GEMINI ( May 21-June Graph Letter. Get yours by over mailing $1 for each and a long, like, but nice things will be self-addressed, stamped en- happening. Toward evening, vsiope to AstroGrapli, p.o. however, take care you don't _____ ____________ -- - _______ _______ and cause pressure upon the There certainly La a limit to even receive special favors pear as being too forceful. BUGS BUNNY FULL SIZE INNERSPRING SET . venture propositions that come Information that could be quite _________ come WIN AT BRIDGE your way this year. There could fort unate for you might be one which will have con- through an acquaintance or alderable value, even though at coworker today. Don't hesitate to put It to work. first it might not appear so. impression t Ill OR LESS ____ I _____ dreams and hopes for the future. 1• _ 7, on ' 4. .. 1/2 VERY _____ _______ ____ around the world. She reminded the toast. m ist resses that although environmental dr cumstances may be different, toastmistresses around the world share the same visions, ..• bladde r, bowels and produce what can be done to Improve other symptoms. These are people's Intelligence medically, mechanical sym ptoms and If It but as most of my readers know ______ becomes necessary to remove there are medicines that can be the fibrold tumor, the symp- used to help In some cases of learning disorders. A good toms can be eliminated. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL DEAR DR. LAMB — Could a example here might be a child forceps delivery In which the who has learning problems For Friday, Jan. 12, 1979 child's head was badly because of being a hyperactive who is jealous deer you away misshapen have contributed to child. YOUR BIRTHDAY from your discovery. ____________________________ January 12, 1V79 others Is one of your MIII spoke of her native country and of her travels - IN Y Fibroid tumors can enlarge brain damage. ___ along with things offering • least resistance today and with whom you have a kinship of progressive Ideas could turn avoid the challenges. The latter into a very profitable one for all spell trouble, the former bring - us . 14 do about ft. As long as it are used to prevent or control 19) Owing your day with t, FtCIRTA11C9.J AIUD I_ Or - — 65 — — — —— Take a hard look at any joint 11, 17 -30 CLOSE-OUT WE ARE SELLING OUT ALL DISCONTINUED BEDDING AT PCs 10 11 —— concerned. If getting along with happiness. PRISCILLA'S POP IU5T LOVE CUR NEW HE CYNTHIA! . HOROSCOPE ' BE Firer (right), v ice-presiden t, by Gloria Jones (left) and Betty French, of Altamonte Springs, members of the Greater seminole astmistress Club. Mrs. Firer was honored at a reception at the Winter Park home of Helen Pitts, which was attended by members of all clubs in Council IV. M rs. Firer — — — tumor of your uterus in any Any physical Injury to the 9 T TRADITIONAL OR I VA *%.0-i Division V. International Toastmistress Club, From Johannesburg, South Africa, is greeted J ___________________ __ I Hilda M. I - 53 Matured 56 Escape 57 Big monkey 58 Time period (abbr.) Jan. I 48 49 83 — —— —— — ___ S Lamb to reconsider what he wants to injury, the usual medicines that ___ ___ (prefix) MING ROOM MODE RN, AFRICA TO. SEMINOLE tone can help...prevent repair such 4amage? y, DEAR READER developing a large abdomen. here is no reason that the birth inJulieS can damage the types of exercises described in braIn. That's one of? reasons the Health Letter i am sending doctors don't like for omen to you would affect the fibroid be in prolonged difficult labor. 52 One-billionth . AROUND.' GASP '9 Dr. — — — — remains small and doesn't convulsions, of course, are 54 — — — 55 '56 57 55 59 thepresent producesymptoms, helpful. So to answer your ——— — — stion, it depen ds on what e Is certainly a prudent que — — — cou rs 60 61 62 I DEMANDE10 TMTSE) — BOOK YOU YOUNG LADIES P.50w, APJP VERONICA-- THEY HAVE MR WEATHERAEE WE HAVE TROtJBi.E particles 28 __ 1 OVERHEARD I A 'TOAST' FROM... j and modified leg lift exercises damage, Is there anything that for th is purse. Good muscle medical science can do to 51 Charged Thursday, Sanford, FL EARLY AMERICAN - UMj2 WHAT I .a4 - 1 10 TL 10 ARCHIE 48 Spoken exam 49 Tear —5 —6 —7 —8 — 4 — — — 13 I *W 01 MAY 14c - 'Mikado Herald, . . big 47 Executioner in 34 He (Fr.) . _________________________ stand, head can cause brain daxage. way. You must though, that your amen wilJ It's a common complicatl of 12 14 notget&nalleraslongasyo%r an automobile accldent'n are building fat inside the which there Is a head Injury. A — --- abdomen. That's why It Is person who has done a lot of ———— — — — — Important that a woman who is boxing may develop symptoms 18 19 I gaining weight must eliminate from that. After a head injury i i he obesity If she wants to slim you could even end up with — — — 22 23 1 a scarred area In the brain do wn her abdomen. ——— hich could be a cause of 24 — 29 —30 — — t Thefibrotdtumorlsmuchln w 25 26 21 31 the same category as the fat. epilepsy thereafter. I should 32 Therelsnowaytheexerclse add 33 3 35 can reduce Its size or the effct OCCUr that are not associated —— — 38 It'll have on your girth. If your with brain damage. What can be done about brain fibroid tumor Is enlarging U cant damage? It depends on what ' — 140 '41 ' 142 enough to cause a signifi — your abdomen, the symptoms are. If you have ————— ———— enlargement in 45 46 doctor may wish epilepsy because of the brain I suspect your 'S-il - dot etWth Li getting ger. DEAR READER It you a leirning disability? He also wanttomalntaIn therength of had 11 concussions by the time yo' abdominal muscle, there he was 16. If these factors were is no reason you can't do situps significant In causing brain article 24 Change into State 45 Ones (Fr.) (TIlE BORN LOSER • 23 Aquatic mammal Abdomen about exercise and my 44 Spanish bone agency (abbr.) 5 Eggs 25 Social club 6 Astronauts' 33 Poetic (abbr.) all right" (comp. wd) 26 Roman 35 Grain emperor 7 Whopper contraction 36 Gold (Sp) 27 Anchor 37 Actor Wallach 8 User 38 Depression mi. 9 Aware of (2 29 Is no more 30 Acquire by wds.) tials labor 39 Previous 10 Horses gear 42 Flowing 31 Stationary 11 Police RIGHT 1(1 (abbr.) 4 Jayhawk 32 Poverty-war 40 Eenie, meenie, minay,._ States Army 43 Myth 3 Stain within e 21 Confederate 41 Make possible 2 Rivers (Sp) The p Good DEAR DR. LAMB I would lik exercIse for the abdomen If one has a fibroid tumor" My dodor says the tumOr Is not changing and I have nothing to worry about as long as we keep a check onit.I forgot toukhim _____ 19 Part of the psyche DOWN ________ , a _____ 64 Correct 20 Idols : I 63 Antique park E11 Dyed rabbit point Mountain ____ _______ Exercise A &NT i NP U P I S r 0 1 c t A L PT itTTli RA 51 i 10 EACH - M I PIT T YK 1 5 $ $ I 62 Compass 18 Rocky 1DIi5 . Evening For I IAN fur 17 Pourboire - • . A N0 t i state (abbr.) animals I p p 4.4D101E1 (EK CL T E NP 55 Denounce 13 Evade 59 Paddle 14 Recent (prefix) 60 Sunflower 4 AJ4G 1P1010 word 12 House fuel • •• • •. . . Answer to Previous Puzzle 47 Chosen WHISTLIt*JGDfl(IE! ft . ,•e __ ____ Model 1405 ul W 299 siolt Model 5557 t OPEN WEAVE GE 15.7 Cu. Ft. No•Frost CASEMENTS __ Adh US ITUMILE WEEDS ,. by T. K. Ryan POV' ON M, L.OTSA LUCK. VIM 1 A . A Ml fl41O1V • ___ ______ . lOOMIS •- S E Now tiour 6M OLD- FMWOM I . COCICII*? X. . . .... .. 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S - - - . . . 1. �0 •.'.••.• . .. - . . ,.... - , •. - •p PIP F • • - - E vening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Jfl. 11 1fl 41-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ',•, SIDE GL.ANCES by Gill Fox LeaoI Notice - Leaal Notice --- [cool Notice CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA THURSDAY, JANUARY 11 Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodig Church, Casselberry. Seminole Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 107½ MagnolIa Ave., Sanford. Greater Seminole Toastmistress Club, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 Salle Harrison Chapter DAft, 2:30 p.m., home of Mrs. A. W. Lee, 2407 Laurel Ave., Sanford. Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Sambo's, Sanford. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m.,St. Richard's church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles (YAKS), 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E, Rollins Ave., Orlando. Registration for "Florida Guideposts" sponsored by Project Oasis, 1:30 p.m., each Friday, Florida Power & Ught building, Sanford. Lecture, films. slides. field trins. Teacher. Doris Rogers. • . G'artie Good Ludden? Password, of course, Morris talks to himself late at and It's back on daytime nlgM, Mary Ann Mobley lIkes television in a new incarnation, daring spotts, Phyllis Diller show in which isn't troubled by mu P celetrltiesandconteatantsglve miulveness and McLean clues in order to guess the Stevenson was a khzy sales. e( words rdurnedthls week men. Eat yoir bUtt Old ' pjT4' 12'%A pm VtefTt tjme,wlthafewnewglrnmicki under the title "Password ".. . '' Legal Crystal lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist j-: $' Church. .' Humane SocIety, 8 p.m., 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. TUESDAY, JANUARY 15 Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Setoma, 7:30 a.rn., city hall, N. Edgemon Ave. Sanford LIem, noon, Holiday i. 1,35, d.. L.SgwoOd Sertosna, noon, Quality Inn, 14 t,, St. Jobea River Life Member Club Tel= '.PIo.eers, 1 p.m., Orange City Lions Club. Ovreaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamunte Mall lift and The answer: brassiere. In another set, OnlY two dues, mouth and totiee, told a contestant the answer was Howard Co The first three puzzles are worth $100, the fowth gives way tO fiflhl round inflation, In the price Is doubled. That ginunick, popular on today's game shows, gives the loser a chance to catch up, : • 322.7502 ills 5:50 FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO.: 711952 IN RI: The Ma,rj.g. Of, CLAUDIA MAE GRIFFIN PetItioner, and WILLIE LEE GRIFFIN NO 7:30 [ftAlANJ, 31 _____________ which of ths five cii Xitlos on - SORRY NO PASSES January 4,11, 051.105 : ltlrRFSTAIJR4TET s.d LVNGE • MAGGIE SMITH • OVIILOOKTNSRUNWAY$ 1JI ,•,, i I NHLSM)N'% ALAN ALIM • P11. 323.1801 - )11L '1 .. / 1712L hid s - , . - • . Liwn :. • • • - 114' TO is a.. ...ui £ u S SECRETARY - CASHIER graduation from high school with good typing skills, must be trust. worthy, bondable, and wIlling to S—Lost & Found _____________________ - 6CtWld -- •- ' .. . • . • DATID:JanuSrv belAl & orne • Child care in my home ____ Mon. thru Fri. Dayoreve. $35week,Uclay or 51 hr. Call 3235344. _______________________ ____________________ IflSfrdiit ___________________________ ___________________ Piano& Organ Lesions Experienced.coIIegecersiflca, 323S0OS,Sanford • _____________________ CONSTRUCTION ' •. - store, 25th St., Sanford. ATTENTION i . Msn. Sanford, Ft. pa some one who can operate blueprint machine I have general blueprint knowledge. AAA EMPLOYMENT. Call Teddy or Elaine - 3333176 301 Commercial Strung person to do warehouse & drIve 24 ft. straight bed. Need right away AAA EM. PLOYMENT. Call Teddy or Elaine. ROOUCT$ 01* MICRO'ISU$$ OF ORLANDO. end t wa *SIIII tosaIde.mewwwCerhi _____ • #1 . - venwer ERA-MEMBER BROKER LAKE MARY AREA Currently interviewing cx. pirieltced & newly licensed agents. We pledge ourselves to yoijr Wig a succe.s. Continuous training & guidance. Join a professional team. Call$3132$3 FRICKE & FRICKE ASSOCIATES. INC. AC ___ WITNEU MY HAND AND SEAL 5Wt, this . day' if - . MMI$ T- ____ . lust sm b'Y £ AVON IS INFLATION CRAMpIp4G_ YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon tO help fIght back. For details call 644.3079. Required - good personality - neat appearance - high school graduate. Excellent benefits, profit sharing, etc. Must be willIng to relocate. Apply in person only Mr. Boatner, 1100 State St., Zale Jewelers. ______________ ABLE TO TRAVEL NOW JOIN THEMUSICCARAVAN Immediate openings for sharp Guys I Gals II & over, tree to travel U.S. major cities with unique business group. Return trans. guaranteed. No cx. perlence necessary. Expenses advanced durIng 2 weeks of paid training. Earn $130 I Sabfordlnnl.4&SR44. Ideal for youngerset. Parents weicomeat interview. Equal OpportunIty Employer. Exp Oniyl Wanted Cooks, dish. washers & waitresses. Apply between 3 & 5 p.m. Days Inn, SR 16 & 1.4. Sanford. _____ 24—Business OpJXWtUflities -• Motel For Sale BY OWNER On heavily traveled Hwy. 17.97.16 units with ground for expansion, go establisMi busIness wmn great potential netting over S3.00peryew.o,-wiIhofd mortgage. (i 775.2163. _______________________ Have a highly profitable and beautiful lean shop of your own. Featuring the latett in leans, decims and sportswear. 513,300.00 Includ beginning inventory, fixtures and training. You may have your store open In as little as 13 days Call any time for Mr. LOughlIn 612133.1304. _________________ ' Now APARTMENT TO SHARE 9a.m.. 4p.m. __________________ 30AIIITSIISUflIUO'fllshad ____•_:___ _,_. ------- -.-------•--- .-S-.- --,'--' ----------- ------ -------.------ .-- i !II A r. . GOLDEN "s' • if Open advertising sales experle me same __ me right away, husband & I WI with expsionce to man SECTION?: This enstnence shall ilermiety upea ___ 1,2 BR deuxe uoilL Peol. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Alrpertllvd.enll.9llnlanford. Call 332.1671 MarIner's Villas. ii__Aa-_-_______ ApIs. for Senior CItIzens. Dewa town, very clean & roomy. Sue Jimmie Cowan. 31$ Palmetto Ave. l4er whet tide with Two? Sell One - The quick, oasy Went.Ad way. The magIc number is 302. 36fl or $319993. - a copy sit w unnail. Olfici if the City cisrt tar PanaM sirieg to eumins ' . --. . Al semis in lataroos and cmsses --- • - MA EMPLOYMENT. C Ty en Elaine. 353.1 $ICommmrdal - Cvatnar service Clerk-Tip I CashJenlng required. - • - . - . - * - ____ __________ - - ___________________________________ leniN. ii you save experience w --- OSF s $lCommercial - I *3.31 By' OWNER i BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, C-H&A. 7', pci. assumable mort. Call 323- 5264. SHOUT I 3.2 spilt pish, lot 53*125, range I. ref., wall to wall. $21,000. MUST SELL MAKE OFFER 64—Equipment for Rent —Trks-Tl if you are having difficulty finding a place, to live, car to drIve, a lob, or some service you have need of. read all our wn ,t every day. CLEAN SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 bath, large lot, quiet area Very clean, neat home. $21,950, NIALTY HOUR 1 REALTY WORLD. Asking $35,000 (Ct) The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2133'; 5. French (1792) Sanford )23 5371 CHEAPER THAN GROCERIES S acre farm. 1 acres cultivaled, 1 acre wooded. $2,500 dwn. Only $145 mo. SWIMMING AFTER RIDING 3 acres for pasture. 4 BR, 2 b wlarge new pool. Country quiet. AFTER CHRISTMAS SPECIAL. 14 acres near 1.4 wits own lake. Good terms. Won't last, OWNER SEZ SELL Good small business locatIon. 50' frontage on 17.92. Good traffic count. TENNIS LOVERS DREAM 6 yr. young 3 BR, 2 b, C.HIA, tennis court I club house prIvileges. Less than 10 pct LAKE MARY 2.1. 521,500. BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. 321-0759 1113 Valencla Ct. W. for 131$ mo. Hal Cuban 332.7132,333.1613. r, point Inside 311 l½bsIh,$300+dep. 1 Mo. FREE *14* POOL HOME ON ½ ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. 3 BEDROOM 2 UTH, DOUBLE CARPORT. $330 MONTH. $IIGLIR REALTY, 110K 11. *116* 322-7643 ZEALTOR 322-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 113.3655 322.1959 residential area, nicely landscaped 1 yr. warranty. $27,900. Super clean 3 BR,? b, cozy firplace w sunken LR, 1g. Sc. porch + many extras. Warranted. 555.000. I' b, paneled DR. decorator $62 7453 Boots, Shoes, Work Clothes ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 S pc. BR suite new, $739 S pc LR new $399; Loveseat $41.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. $301 up; El stove $60 & up; full size draperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So. of Intend. 3224714 SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE Being $14 mo. Free home trial. Call 531-1711 day or nigh!. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1½ bath our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 333 & 245. iuet 1S5.U)fl! - Mr'Unswor4h-R-eaLIy--- SUPER 4 BR, 2 bath home w.C. HIA, w-w carpet, dinIng area, rear fenced yard! Like new & In cxc. cond.I Just 540,0001 SUPER 3 BR, 1', bath home w.C. HIA, w-w carpet, dining aria, eli'e-ovet,.eeds iom payments $15 mo. or pay hal. $12542 Call 131-1714. Will [I] deliver, no obligation. Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. WHAT A BUY 3 BR, 1 bath home w-DR, Satin kit., porch. spacIous IRs, remodeled in- EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here lomorrow. Sanford's Sales Leader stoves & refrig. Furnishings & Misc Items. 317 Palmetto Ave. 51—Household Goods ON SALE $56,000. your monthly payments. Choice location. $33,900. Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS 41—Houses g . 2521 PARK DR. 322-3111 AFTERHOURS REALTOR i2292O1 322-3991 3 BR I bath, C lilA, carpet. $36,000. 0~ mt. Broker ConS tractor. 3221437. LOW Down Payment Cash for your loll Will build set your lot or our lot. Y Enterprises, Inc. Medal inc., Realtor 1463013 Modest 2 BR, Cl home under 513,005? Yes. It's true It you act fasllhi Net fancy but a reel value. CallBart REAL. ESTATE REALTOR. *2.7410 Ovieds. Reed Ave. ½ acre. 4 BR, 1½ bath. $30150. 54* Vaigncbo Ct. 3 BR, 1½ bath. 136,1%. MIS Glens.! Dr. 42, swimming pool. $10151 10 wee on Pl'sway. 132.00. £ 3234.32 IVININOS3*.N13 *31*1330.2277 *r REALTORS 2565 PARK *44 3 BEDROOM. CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, DISHWASHER, RANGE, DOUBLE DOOR REFRIGERATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 2 CAR GA. RAGE. $35,900. FHA, VA OR CONVENTIONAL. 2 OR 323-5774 Night Day _________________ Jj_ Everything muSt gol Fri & Sat 9 531 Smyrna Dr. DeBary. 3 BEDROOM, PANELED, AIR CONDITIONER I HEAT. REAR FENCED YARD. CAR. PORT. $21,500. 4 BEDROOM, 2 BATH JUST RE. DECORATED, NICE SHADE TREES, REAR FENCED YARD. $32,000. - 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN I LAKE MON ROE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. ABLE. $19,900. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, WALL TO WALL CAR. PET ON S ACRES OF IMPROV. ID PASTURE WITH ARTES. IAN WELLS. 50,910. OLDER 2 STORY COMPLETELY REMODELED 3 BEDROOM, 2 lATH. NEW CARPETING I PANELING, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT ON 1 ACRE. LESS THAN S MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. $61,910. 3 BEDROOM,3 BATH, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, POOL, DOUBLE CARPORT ON ½ ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. $a,s. OWNER FINANCI$$. SEIGLER REALTY IROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 24395. Myrtle Ave, Sanford Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 321-1577 *44 REAL ESTATE M10cIate issUed Is work in Sanford or Lanwud ems. Tony Cepeola Associates, RealtOr. 0*16*. MUST SELL. 2 SR house, Sanford. Make neasenable CASH often __Owasv. *1*710 '71 Pinto Exc Cond Isp lowner $630 $7.50 womens marked gold or sterling-any tondltion, 373 1664 Honda Accord'??, like-new 16,000 ml. Auto A C Fully Eauip 55700 531 2)35 _____________________________ 1970 Triumph GT 6-+- Meg wl,eels, new paint, rare. $1295 Firm Good Cond. 363-7360. 1971 Trans Am AM FM Stereo tape deck Air, 455 engine, clean, must sell. 52995. After 5, 322 5231 - WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU CALL 365 743 69—Stamps-Coins 72 Ford Galaxie 300 Coin Show. FREE ADMISSION ian 12, 13. 11 F ri-Sat, 10 a m 7 p m . Sun 10 a.m 5 p m 60 dealers buying S Selling US & Foreign Coins--stamps FREE APPRAISALS. Sponsored by the Central Florida Coin Club, hiratUwOr,anoo In: Airpofr Inn. 3IIS he-pimp Dr - Or! Across from Orlando In 2Dr., Like-New' 373 5300 ______________________________ . - 1973 HORNET HATCH BACK 9495 1977 JEEP CHEROKEE $4995 AT, A-C For Estales. Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap praisais Call Dells Auction 373 3620 Top Dollar Paid for bunk & used cars, Irucks & heavy-equipment. 322 5990 14,000 MILES 1975 FORD TORINO 1975 BUICK 4 DR SON. k-CLEAN BUY JUNK CAPS FromilOtoSSO 2295 4DR. $ Call 327-1621 • • • • • Molorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 )Móor 32) 7710 52—Appliances CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a new home for everythIng -even for you! - AYT0NAAUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. I mile west of SDeedway Daytona Beach. will hold a public AU'TO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30 It's the Only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 901-255 831! for further details 78-MotorCyCles Houseful! of FINE turn. - KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service. Used machine's MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 - FUR- - WOODED 1.6 ACRES IN MOBILE -53—N. $6,900. Radio.Stereo 321-0640 Buddy '77. 12 x SO furn, 3 BR, nice clean. Move to your lot. $1000 on oiler. Must sell ImmI 1194451, 65' LAS BR Mobile Home on rented ~ icr. fenced land on 427, Sanford. 323-1375. 43—Lots. Acreage LAKE MARY REA Canal front lot, cleared ready to build. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. 60" ZENItH Walnut Stereo, AMFM Stereo RadIo, 4 speed PRO turntable, $ track tiDe olayer, Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of III per mc. Call 131-1714 for free home demonstration. 23" Color, Beaulilul 1,i.visk,ii walnut cabinet. Regular $100, Balance $175 or $12 mo Still in warranty. Call I3I-114 aay or night. - FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS $30-411or33-Ol1 sves. 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $l per acre. $730 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Ostemn. Zachary R. Tnibble, Realtor, 305.665-56% & $301026. Eve I wkends 904.7345964. 54—Garage Sales - Garage Sale- 2592 Hartwell Ave.. near SHS. Sat 55 & Sun. 12 5. Toys, tape players, Misc. UNDER 525. New Smyrna. S wooded acres Best Terms. $16,500. William Mallczowski, Realtor. 332.7913. 55—Boats & Accessories 13½' Aluminum boat, new galvanized TRAILER INC. Everything works. New seats & *44 47 ACRES ON IARCISSUS. CLEARED & IRRIGATED, PAVED ROAD & CITY WATER. $17,500 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. fresh paint. 49 hp. 277-2151 25 ACRE LAKE FRONT, SOME ORANGE I OAK, MOSTLY PASTURE. $4,000 PER ACRE. ALL OR PART. ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. $19,100. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. It 10 ACRES PASTURE LAND, OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT $2,000 PER ACRE. 30 ACRES WOODED HIGH GROUND OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART. 53* PER ACRE. EXCELLENT TERMII REALTY - BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET' 2439$ Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 3211640 Orlando 321-1577 *44 A4IIJ : Air Comi. & Heating •: Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Ist CalICarl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 322-1771 OIL HEATER CLEANING 323-5951 Crawford's Refrigeration: Have your heater or furnace serviced & checked for Winter. _____________________________ .13L4100 Home Improvements ______ PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT Lic. Bonded. Ins. 323-5300 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service Free Es!. on inst. Comm & lies. 3220206. - Beauty Care TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook Sl9E. lit St., 322.5742 - $31 6039 or 901-734-6701 collect. ___ Remodeling & Custom Homes by B E. Link Construction. CoIL 322-7039. PAINTING, CAPPENTNY & CABINETS 323-0429 ____________________________ Light Heuling erarnicills Yard Dibris, Trash, AppI lances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 MEINTZER TILE Alterations, Dressmaking Dtapes, Upholstery 3220707 _____ CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5G. BALINTIASSOC. 322-5465 ___________________ Bookkeeng Experience thru Profit & Lois My home days or evenings Calf 323-4649 5316167 INSULATION- Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, liberlgas & Cellulose Lowest prices. Call 321-0039 Painting essm.king T WO PLUS T WO IS FOUR And That's A Fact I Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool ''1. Heater Cleaning New or repalr. leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp 671-7617. ROBSON MARIN 3927 Hwy. 17.97 Sanford, Fla. 32771 2½ ACRES TALL PINE & PALMETTO, GENEVA AREA, $5,250 GOOD SELECTION. SIIGLIN lb±k Good Used Television,. $25 and up Miller's 2619 Orlando Ave. 322 0352 SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER $12,000 2600 So. OflandoOr. (17-97) ii a fill m NEW twih sh, box pc.. NEW coffee table with 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvagi, 17-92 So. oh Sanford. 322-5721. HOME AREA NEAR GENEVA. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - - ESTATE SALE SKYLINE 14 w.fir.place GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103OrIando Dr 323-5200 VA & FHA FInncIng me-ni, springs & mattress $23.95 ta. 42—Mobile Homes 1970 BRIGADIER 17*60, NISHED $5,000. Paying $15 77—Junk Cars Removed - . - 3Z2-2420 322S62 Electric heaters; gas, electric Piew 233 Homes, I pci. Interest to qualified buyer. $25,000 to 535.000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1 bath home in Sunland on spacious tree shaded lot, nice LR, dining area & Morel Just $23,900! glasses, beer glasses, ash trays. dishes, saucers, cups. plates, etc., (No Chips or cracks please) Pay Sc 8. up Bag or box lull. Walt's Toys c o Wait's All Stars Inc . I mi. past Bee Line on Pt 527. Tall, Fla - p 'ni thiS side Sirates Shows Railroad Train. 72—Auction Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, COMFORTABLE 4 BR, 1½ bath home In Washington Oaks, w.C. H&A, w-w carpet, eat-In kit., & 1g. fenced ydi BPP WARRANT. ED. Just 532,7501 -- 32) 7340 ternational Airport. 3!! 3ISE.FlrstSt. 107W Commercial Phone 322-7501. Sanford .. .IUSIMAKE PAYMENTS-'49 to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or $34 4605 (Dealer). Wanted to buy-All kinds of water ______________________________ 1715 French Ave. WILSON MAIER FuRNIruRE BUY SELL TRADE W.Garne$tWhiIe - close to schools & shoppIng! Many Extras! BPP WAR RANTED. Only $25,000. tenon Wow! Only $17,500! DUE TO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip S sew REALTOR ML5 323 604! or eves. 32305!? - 322 7001 class rings, also buying any transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000. hal. due $46 or take over payments Build to suit WE BUY USEU FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Furniture Salvage. 322-5721. 80—Autos for Sale - YOU NAME IT-I BUY IT SANFORD AUCTION 50—Miscellaneous for Sale $32,300. Large family home. 4 BR, 2 b. pan. family rm.. large closets, spill plan, covered patio, fenced, fruit & shade trees, nice neigh- 68—Wanted to Buy f,irnhtur. Refrig., stoves, toofi WILL BUY EXISTING lit & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 1-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. Gracious living, immaculate 3 BR, wall paper in kit I balh Manicured yd Warranted Only - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the fine-it in used & Sold SELLERSI BUYERS! YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOMEI WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. At. iractive large 4 BR, 2'/, bath country kitchen, swimming pool, near lakes I country club. DUPLEX attractive & comfortable as any home. Live In on. side, let the other side make Pit Bull puppies for sale. Males $30, female 5.10 6 wk Old 321 0126 aft 4 47-A-Mortgages Bought borhood. Warranted. $36,500. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 see. $39,900. 47—Real Estate Wanted Cash 322-4132 Fantastic value 3 BR, good Mary, Warranted $41,900. __________________________ OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. This large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 2 bath in picturesque Lake Mary area, over sized rooms, $45,500. REDUCED $3,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1½ bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This is a choice property. Call today to . 65-Pets.Suppl,es 322-4569 has space for your office, beauty shop or barber shop. Zoned commercial. Downtown Lake home, w-C.H&A, ww carpet, fenced backyardt Near schools S shopping, nice nelghhorhoodl 1970 Internationil Cab over, 20 ft bOx. 1000* 70 tires 52 Trans. Good condition. 322 5191. -- Call 322-4215 or 322-5756 Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & bu equity. 322 0216. down. STEMPER AGENCY - 32) 9211 ________________________________ $60,000. Office at home, beautiful home REALTY _______ - MARKHAM RD 3-2. w-S acres, 322-9283 STENSTROM 1970 Ford P U Utility bed. 6cyl. $950 CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322-3151 FOR SALE BY OWNER )one bedroom apts.,furnished $29,500, Ill E.Sth,Sar,ford peted, FR. fenced back, carport. WELCOME S Very nics large (1 acre) cor. lot wcozy little home, porch, FR, wall to wall. $31,200. As You Cross The Threshold S - Rent Our Rinsenvac APARTMENT HOUSE 101111$ 24 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet - 509 Ilumosa PINECREST 3-2, C-H&A, car- 4 room house for sale, 5753 S Conway Pd, Orlando $13,500. Call Orlando 273.7443 or 351-3315. HOMES I 7.1 separate DR. w-built.in china closet, garage, pine floori, mature trees. Many more ex tras. $23,950. REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LlSTING-REALTO rant. • • - 11P4 . S THESE ' Lk. Mary lovely well kept home only 4 yr. old. Nics landscaped yard w.trees. 3-2, kIt w-dining area, single car garage. $36,500. /A-FHA-235-Conv. Hom.i 31.,IhisIl; largefaiced let. istI list. $is lipesl?. ISIS me. s Fl.. Rm., $150 lit., last, security. 6 mos. minimum or $30 mo. sur charge. No pets. Available now. 374-1040. TOSIW'e ________________ -' DELTONA- Neat, clean, nicely furnished,attractive yard. 2 BR, or • Position ---- 33—Houses Furnished 2$—Apin,.& Houses APT, for rent. 1 BR duplex Partially turn., carpet, AC $12SMo. C.11 323.3540 EVENING HERAU __ 46. B—Investment 41—Houses FOR SALE: 3 BR, 2 bath home on large lot. $33,000. By Owner. 322-426 ask for Lu HAL COLURT _______ p b. experience __ rolist ' •5 helper, well established Company. MA EMPLOYMENT. Call Teddy or Elaine. 333.3176 llCommerclal EEE$ "u" . 3233176 _________________ Florida ICitharinI Frilly Ofv Willis !.arT1 (SlAt.) • MCi'r.wi.. R*11dolM5 Avttoir H. IKhe*S, Jf,1 W 0,rIl if the CirCuIt CIII' setest : Mengarif A. loll ,N *0 NaM SIslules. To-WE; 1ect .I -BIáa $452 • 301 Commercial ADVERTISING DIRECTO AlnlsSts$Ioa: 3$fl1I Full I. part time positions available with Home Health Care Agency serving Deltona & SW Volusha area. Must have telephone I. reliable trans. Call 371.3246 for interview ap. pointment. Health Care of Volusia County Inc. Sanford: 3 BR, 2 garages Air, no pets, 1 older child Mrs. Mel 10. 33- 6934 ___________________ ________________________ _______________________ . and su1.-Mnt the Official City Map of me city of $.sIslt Florida. to include me annexation centainod In Section 1 Pmeof. ____ SICTION 4: ThaI upen thIs or. . ______and property ______ owner of me 'mideiws the ____ P'pety jeer gien,l, sti.ii entitled to privileges snd:immuoltl.. so em ______ - serwa 41—Houses IUnhe Winter Springs, 3 BR, 2 bath, garage, fenced bk. yd., 1st & last + $150 damage. $275 mo. 134-51)7 LET'BE HONEST For interview call Jim Auterl 32340S0 or apply in person '"el' turlMrP,s,ldsdinChapterrn, su are nIquIIIdto wv if . iv Good pay wIth excellent benefits for career minded Individual, Must havea minimum o42 years experience In construction office procedures. Typing & shorthand required. Must be familiar with personnel records, time Sheets I. daily job rports. Medical in. surance, paid vacations I. holidays provIded. If Interested In long term empboymeqt with one of the Nation's largest builders, call Cardinal In. dustrles Inc., 321.0151 between $ • a.m. & 5p.m. weekd.Y or, sind relunle to Conetruct1Oept., Box U, Sanford. FIa. 32711. Eoual O000rtunity Employer. Full & Part time, advancement, - divi5In for East coast operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. Call Bob Bevii toll free 1.500.135. 6572. EOE. __________________ hereby authorized to amend, alter, &. — OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor, Express needs owner operators In the flat bed wouldn'tbenere. If you want lb. opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a wei, call 1500.432.1453 anytime for iicrded message. ____ r -_____________________ Head Racquet Club. For info. call Head Pro Doug Malic. experienced teachers. 339.3ss9. ' ____ II you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thisad,andifw,weren't looking Introduce your child to music. Prlvatepiano&drumlessonsw. ' equivalent combination of . perience and training. Interested parties should mail or bring resumes and make ap. plicationat LOngwood City Hail, 173 W. Warren Ave., Attn: City Clerk between the hours of I am, and 5p.m. January 12, 1979 through March 12, 1979. _____________ Beginner, intermediate & advanc. edtennls instruction for adults & juniors. Single, group & clinics. zowskl, 333.7363. ITcI *(ed,J$54M5,ghi : . ' • 1 S '" IIAV W5P V WWW. • iP 1 TV w- MsudflNlSPuuhuM'paelif ' , " 'FR&TN1DAT1W THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ca -- ______________ Florida, be and It Is herewith hereby defined iou to lnckade said property herein described and emeud. $SCT1ON3:TtiattheCltyClerkls - .1_,_ of actual administration, human relations, finance and budget management and.or an Found-near Sunland. Beige, Shaggy haired, medium she, female dog with broken chain, 332 3443. to - City Adm:nistrator. Applicants should hive a degree In ad. mInhat,si,w. n,i - ,..i.._.._ -' ____________________________ of Florida, at 5:00p.m., On February mey may have. Each claim must be DIp. 1979, or as seen thereafter as 1th15$ IndICS the possible, at WhiCh tIme Weristid basIs for the claim, tIle name and IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OPYNI onandegainsttheriquest ofthecIim'orhIsagsd IISNTSENTNJUDICIALCIR. stated above will be hoard. Said en attorney, and the amount CUlT IN AND FOR $IM$NOLS hooting maybecoedlnued fm time dalmed. If the claim lsnifye$due, COUNTY FLORIDA. to tIme until final action Is taken by tile date WMfl It will cm NO. is.ssH-c*-..i of • shall be statsd. tithe clues IS THIS NOTICE shall be posted in contingent or wiliquiated, thil IN II THE MAUIAU O three (3) publiC PlacN wIthIn me 'stuns of the uncertainly shall hi CATHERINE A. JOHNS. Wife CIty ii Lake Mary, Florida, it me It me claim Is secured, the. city HIM and Published In the wanity shall be dNcvlhit . Evening Herald, a news.eeer shall deliver suffIcient. JAMES 1. JOHNS, JR., NOTICROPACTION circuistien In me City if es me claim to *e devIl to. Lake Mary, Plorida,.eBe time at wthJcWkloeneto, TO: • lust fIfteen (13) days prIor to the :. an nspnaeiattve. JAN11 N. JOHNS, JR. PERSON, tenyearsexperlencelntheflelds 6. ACCOUNTANT graduation from a four year college, and two years of exp., or a combination of __ w And... V • - - licensed marriage counselor, Reasonable fees. For app?. Call Rosanne Malta 1912396 & teffloons Or 3394731 eves. Notice if PIbIKWiillmg' to ' TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: be included therein: and NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by WHEREAS, the Property Apthe Board of Adjustment of the City praiser of Seminole County, Florida,. (I) Lake Mary, Florida, that said has certified th.t there Ii Publish: December 21, 21, 1975: load will hold a public hearing at property owner in the area to be THOMAS C.. GREENE AttOrney for Petitioner P.O. lox Sanford, Florida 32171 THIS City Administrator: The City of LOngwood, Florida Is accepting application for the position of di1.torcedor singles. Professional LAKE MARY, : . IOIJNI( ,. Deputy'Clerk, college required. YOU Registered Stock broker, ac. counting background, insurance experience, we need a certified financial planner. If you have these qualities call now. AAA Elaine. 2OlCommerclaI 3233176 __________________________ P,rsonal, fInancial & career Counseling for married, _____ ' Master EMPLOYMENT. Call Teddy or PRESSURES? ooneandoRoERDthisl9thday VeniCe, Florida 33S cember, 1'7. Telephone Number: 513 41S.fl31 (SEAL) Attorneys for Personal Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith Repesontative Sanford, Florida, a petition con. Clerk Publish: January 4. lh 1979 taming the name of the property Circuit Court, Seminole Co. DEF.3 owner In the area hereinafter Sanford, FIa. FLORIDA described requesting annexation to By: Jacquetyn S. Riusch h: January 11. m' $L ALL TNt siu yoj WITH DINNU . -- . ' • to ___________________ __________________ PROBLEMS? CLUDE THE SAID LAND API. NEXED HEREIN; PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES OF CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY; SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE. WHEREAS, there has been I lied with the City Clerk of the City of least sIx years experience in con. struclion and rehabilItatIon of single i. RELOCATION SPECIALIST must have prior experience with thorough knowledge of relocation regulations. At least two years of ARE booth Beautician with following. Call mi contractors license or better and at for WHYBELONEL'y?WrItesGetA Mate" Dating Service, All Ages, rent Wini CuIlum 322.3972. - me irttiouse, Sanford, Florida, on or Lake Mary, FlorIda 32716 ,Januaryn,1n9.lfyoufalIto ISPHORDING, PAYNE, KORP so, judgment by default will be & MUIRHEAD, PA. family dwellIng structures. the relIef 333 W. Miami Avenue against you • RESIDENTMANAGER at least demanded In the PetItIon. p.o. lox 1414 DIVORCE-$21.__I1Uar4fltIed ree detaIls; KIT, Box 791. Pompano. FL. 33 9n-, Will P.O. Bcx 1031, Ciwtr,, FL. 3331;. __________________________ NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OFANORDINANCEIYTIIECITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that a Public Hearing will be held t the Commission Room in the City Hall In the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on February 12, 1919, to consider the adoption of an me __________________ ___________________ __________________ shouidt,edlr,ctedtothe Foundation anager, Mr. A. Duda, Jr. at the above addreis. Publish Jan. 11, 1979 DEF.21 ______________________ CfrCulf COfl, COUMY, Florida In accordance with provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWlt: Section 16509 Florida Statutes 19P. SIg. Nancy M. Smay Carol Osgood Kathlen E. Clagett Publish: January 4. 11, 15, 23. 1979 DEF.21 18-1*lpnd ______________________ _______________ - challenges the validity of saId BOULEVARD;IN ACCORDANCE 203 West lit Street 1. PROGRAM DIRECTOR, Sanford, Florida 32171 decedent's Will, the qualification of WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. HOUSING REHABILITATION undersigned personal NEXATION PROVISIONS OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED the PROGRAM requires experience in thatasulthasbeenfiiedagalnstyou representative, or the venue or CHAPTER 171.044, FLORIDA the acquisition and disposition 04 DEC LA R I NO in the Court listed above and you we jurisdiction of said Court, or be STATUTES; realprcperty,mortgag.productlon, required to serve a copy of your forever barred. AVAILABILITY OF MUNICIPAL credit investigation, or housing Petition PublIcation of this Notice has • SERVICES: REDEFINING THE Answer or Pleading to CORPORATE LIMITS OF SAN. production background. BA. on the Petitioner's Attorney, begun on January 4, 1979 Degree or combination of exp. and FORD, FLORID TOIICL4JDE— .me. P.O. B ThOmas c. Marilyn Korp Warniciir traIning required. SAID LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL Sanford. Florida 32171, and file the Pnonal Reprsntativs 2. SUPERINTENDENT, HOUS. LIMITS OF SAID CITY; original Answer or Plading'in the ADDRESS: ING REHABILITATION PRO. AUTHORIZING THE AMEND. office àf the Clerk of the above 345 PInetree Road .:5LM. - • engaged In business at 222 Berkshire Circle W., Longod, FL. 327w, County, Florida, under the fictitious name of SOMETHIN' EXTRA, and that we Intend to regist,rsaidn.mewlmmeCierko, ___________________ - - PROGRAMS: 1101. TIONI sna. • • - - ' SANF • COMIN-IVINY WHICH WAY IUT LOOSE. - FICTITIOUSNAME • highschooldiploma, proficIency in math, typing, filing and must be mature. APartment furnished with reduced rent. The Manager Is required to live on premises. ______________________ _________ Oviedo (Slavla) Florida during regular buslnesshours (1:00 AM. to 3:00 P.M.) frOm January 13. 1979 at me request of any citIzen. Requests tiotic. Is hereby given that we we ( . . 4.p5al hearingmaybecordlnuedfromfltlmi to time until I nil scticn Is taken ' the Board of Adjustment. THIS NOTICE shall be posted In three (3) public places within the E. NEWMAN, P.A., attorney for the City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the Husband, JAMES PAUL WEBB. Suite 1146, CNA Tower, Orlando, City Hall and published In me EvenIng Herald, a newspaper Florida 32101, on or before the 7th .I.pm.IIaI Iii P.. thy . ..-, •VV. ......... -.-.., . iT UT IflTU, oroin.nc. Dy so. a default judgment will be Lake Mary, Florida, One time IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Florida, as follows: fifteen entered against you for the relief least ORDINANCE NO. 14U (13) days prior to the EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. demanded in the complaint tiled atOfesaid Miring. In addition, said CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, notic.shalIb.postedintheareatO FLORIDA herein. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY WllNESSmyhandandth,walof be c sidesed at least fifteen OF SANFORD. FLORIDA, AN. PROBATE DIV. of public PILE NO. the date this Court at Sanford, Seminole days prior to NEXIPIG TO AND INCLUDING 7$469.CP County, Florida, this 2nd day of hearing. WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA IN RI: TM Estale ii DATED: Januaryl, 17' January, 1979. WILLIAM JAY WARNICKE ak.a AND LIMITS OF THE CITY OF Sb: S. Slofrld Pearson (SEAL) SANFORD. FLORIDA. UPON JAY WARNICKE City Clerk Arthur H. B.ckwitt,, Jr. Deceased ADOPTION OF SAID ORDI City of Lake Mary, Clerk of the Circuit Court NANCE, A PORTION AND AREA NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Florida in and for Seminole County, OF PROPERTY SITUATE AND All lntr.sted persons are hereby _____ PUbliSh: January 11,1979 Florida, required to'f lie in the Estate of BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY. DEFID By Betty M. Capps WILLIAM JAY WARNICKE, a-ka FLORIDA, DESCRIBED AS Deputy Clerk IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND • JAY WARNICKE, decessed, File FOLLOWS: THE WEST ½ OF PubliSh Jan. 4,11,19. 36 1979 SEMINOLE COUNTY, No.71.449.CP,lntheClrcultCourtln BLOCK SO, LESS THE SOUTH 73 FOR DEF22 FEETOF'THEWEST123.O9FEET, and for Seminole County, Florida, FLORIDA County Courthouse, Sanford, MM. SMITH'S SUBDIVISION, CASE NO. IS-ISIS IP $3 POSITIONSAVAILAILE FlorIda 33771, within three (3) ACCORDING TO THE PLAT LOUIS B. CONLEY THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF Plaintiff, monthsoftheflrstpubticationof This THEREOF, AS RECORDED IN THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. FLAT BOOK 1, PAGE 55, OF THE . Notice: IDA, ANNOUNCES THAT' THE RYTEX CORPORATION. • (1) All claims or demands of PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMI. FOLLOWING POSITIONS HAVE Defendant. cr,ditorsofthedecedentandolhers, NOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA; SAID BECOME AVAILABLE AS A RE. PROPERTY BEING SITUATED or be forever barred: and NOTICEOFSUIT SULT OF FUNDING RECEIVED TO: (2) Any obiection by any In. ON THE NORTHSIDE OF JE. TO IMPLEMENT COMMUNITY terested person (to whom a copy of WElTS LANE AND OETWEEN RYTEX CORPORATION • I MIt HAIL CAINE 'HiLL COSBY • -ci.osi, ,wus.-, • WI Hwy . Inspection at A. Duda 1. SonL Seminole County, Florida. Said , i - i . a a -. • S JANE FONDA .. Jr. 25, 1975; I I I . IN THE ESTATE: ADULTS 3.00 CHILD 1.10 '' . property also commonly known 51 233 Peppertree Court. The Public Hearing will be held in the City Hall, City of Lake Mary. Florlda,atl:OOp.vn.,on February?, 1979, or as soon thereafter as possible, at which time interested parties for and against the request stated above wIll be heard. Said unknown. 41 PASSES Sig EIn Publish: December Jnuafy 1, DEE.133 propertybeingsltuatelntheCltyof Lake Mary, Florida, and described es follows: Lot 17, BlOCk E,The Forestal per plat thereof recorded In P1st Bo0k Q 49.52. PublIc Records of 3, 7, 1979, to owner Ms signed the petition for • IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND a) Consider a request for a annexation; and FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, variance to allow for setting a WHEREAS. it has been deter. experience and training onions for FLORIDA mIbl$e home and to reduce side mIned that the property described one basis. PROBATE DIVISION setback from 10 feet 4 feet, said hereinafter is reasonably compact Persons Interested In applying for CASE NO.P17$411-CP property beIng situate In the City of and contIguous tothe corporate area positions listed above may do so by IN RE: ESTATE OP Lake Mary, FlorIda, and described and municipal limits of the City of comIng Into the administrative MARGARET A. BELL as fol: Sanford, Florida, and It his been Respondent, offices of the Housing AuthorIty Lot 54, Block D, The Forest, as per determined nat me axat AMINDID between the hours of 5:30 AM, until Deceased. plat thereof recorded In Flat look said property will not result in me NOTICE OP ACTION 4:30 P.M. 30, PegS 49.53, publIc Records of cistion of an enclave: and TO: The HousIng Authority of the City NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Seminole County, FlorIda. Said WHEREAS, the City of Sanford, WILLIE LEE GRIFFIN of Sanford. Florida, Is an equal TO ALL PERSONS HAVING propecty also commonly kiiown as Florida, Is in a position to provide Last know residence: opportunIty emolover. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST * W. Club loulevard. municipal services to the property Lake Wales, Florida PubliSh Jill. ? 5,9, 10, 11, 1979 THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL The Public Hearing will be held in described herein, and the City Present residence Is DEF.3S • OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED me City Hall, CIty of Lake Mary, Commission of the City of Sanford, r7y •' SectiOn 163.09 FlorIda Statutes 19P. -. ::- ..... - ' S isC..piø SORRY To-WIt: Statutes, .•..••••x• -S. FIOM4LatSOOp.ns.,cn February?. Florlda,dcemsltlnthebestlnternl YOU. ARE NOTIFIED that an . YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED igig, or as soon thereafter as of the City of accept said petItIon FLORIDA LAKI MARY, action for Dissolution of Marriage CITY OP that the administratIon of the estate possible, at which time Interested d to annex said property. Notice if PubliC Nearing Instead of qualifying for the has been filed against you and you of MARGARET A. BILL deceased, partles for a(id against the rslalt NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT CONCERN MAY riquired to serve a copy of your TO WHOM IT File Number 7$.IN.CP Is pending the are old lig1nIng round, stated above will be heard. Said ENACTED BY THE CITY OP NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the writtell defenses, If any, to it on CIrcuit Court for SemInole hser$nsmaybecomwlmaedfrmtlme SANFORD, FLORIDA, AS winner plays lbs alphabet Board of Adjustment of the City County, Probate DIVI5ISII. me CHARLES A. O!HLI NGER, to time until final action Is taken by FO4.LOWS: Lake Mary, Florid., that roWKI, hI WhiCh he mist guess PetItIoner's Attorney, whose ad. of said dress of Which Is Seminole Caunt't me Board of Mltstsnsnt. SECTION1: That me fOlIOWfr$9 dress Is 630 Maltland Avenue, Board will hold a publIc hearing at Courwieuse Sanford, Florida. The 10 words that begin with THIS NOTICE shell be Pasted In described property, being and p'sa Attamonte Springs, Florida, 32701, 5:00 p.m., on Wednesday, February RepresentatIves if the ttwee (5) publIc pIacs wIthIn the situate In Seminole County, Florida, COUIVI letters of the $IphabSt onor before January $0 7, lgg, estate are KATHERINE PIADY City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the towit: . - as, for imutance, q through z. fileffleorlglnalwlffithe Cierkof ti a) Consider a requiSt for a Oil and WILLIS WARREN, whesi City Hall end publIshed in the The West ½ of Block SO, Less me a screen porch addresaes to allow for are 3529 CeCilia Drive, Evening Herald, a newspaper Of South 73 feet The celobilty guests for the Court either before service on variance of the West 123.09 test, Petitioner's attorney or im. on the existing mobIle home and tO ApCpka, Florida, 32752 and c.il E. general circulatIon In liii City of M.M. SmIth's Subdivision, ac first week were Elizabeth mediately Main Street, ?hltopha, thereafter: otherwise a reduce Ph. front setback from 2Sf5 Florida, 32752. Lak Mary, FIends. One ftffi cording to the Flat thereof. Montgomery and Robed Paz- default will be entered against you ' 13 fiSt, laid property being TM name and address ii me Ci' lust fifteen (13) days prier to the reconte in pi, I:-t. 1, , of in the City of Liki Mary, pananal wood, andthoy 1ga.d the game for t$ relief emanded In the situate representatIves attOrney aforesaid hung. In additlen, saId me puoiic Raconds of Seminole described Floda. are set ferth below, Petition. notice $III e pa5$04 fo with wit and Charm. LOS 1$, Block E, The Forest, as pen WITNESS my hand a penises having clOne or be Cilhsidifid if le•Ot fIfties (13). be and the same is hereby an. Thats the good news about this Court on December IPh, ma. - thereOf recorded In Flat look anob against the estate we days prior ti thiS dati.of public ne%edtoandmadeapar?oftheCity 30. Page 49.52, Public Records of required, WITHIN THREE hearing. (tayNifle $Ifl)S shows. The bed (SEAL) OSSeoford Florida. pursuant tothe Scm ole County, Florida. Said pro- MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP DATED: January 5,1979 Arthur H. lecIwith Jr. y c news is another viex of party also commonly known as THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Clerk of me Circuit Co SI: S. SlenId Pearson Chapter 171114, Florida Statutes, Pepeeniree Court. "AU Star Secrets," at 10:30 THIS NOTICE, to use with me Clerk IV: Betty 16. Capps City CleSt seid other applicable laws. The Public Nearini will be held in the above court a written Deputy Clerk am., Eastern time. City of Lake Mary, FlorIda SECTIONI: That me cpseate -. -:. ciç. theoretically enhancing emcttSIflBl3t. • Presidents Club, organization meeting, 7:30 p.m., E. First St., for Sanford Chamber of Commerce, • Sanford ares club presidents. ] Sometimes the secrets ITO entry? Looking over the guest old form, but for fanatics list, it had to be Mi. Straight "Purd" In any form is Arrow, Pat Boone. His crime better than none. was sneaking Into a movIe p game cosstants theater. don't score on guessing the By and Large, u aeta s. auwo Instead each pUS word becomes a clue in a boring,andthe stars-With the punale, and by winning a ro'.md occasional exception of the contestant gets a chance to Stevenson—get llttlechanceto . Shine. • guess the p111110. • 1tinn'ftard—the first puzzle ______________________ of the new show was guàaed after four of the possible five Notice word clues had been revealed. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Student Union Building Room 204, Steston University, DeLand; 7 p.m., 'Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., Florida " Methodist Children's Home visitors center, EfitOIWISO. South Semla.kAA noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altainonte Springs. Sanford Rotary, noon, Sanford Civic Center. South 8emlnole Garden Club, 1 p.m., Cuselberry . Woman's Club, Overbcp9k Drive. Saord Semlasle JEyceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee bulldlng,.Sanford. ..- . Altamonte.South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle : Stop 436, Altamonte Swings. :::: ZM News, the panel owns the various By JOAN HANAUER 5&TdS revealed. UPI Televislos Writer Theaeveiectetslikethefact NEW YORK (UPI) - What has two celebrities, two contes- that Pat Boone used to sing ." [_ SI'iovr,s: Bad MONDAY, JANUARY 18 '-7' Monday Moron Toastmaster Club, 7:15 a.m., - --"11oliday Inn, Wymore Road. AltamOflLe iPtIfld. Weight Watchers, 10 am. Ascension Lutheran Church, -. a) Consider a request for a for sittifll a variance to aIla ,cfle home and to reduce side thack from 10 fiSt to 1 leSt, said Circuit Court. Seminole CountY, Florida in accordance with me a, the Fictitious Name provls • "Iatininldnknnstl4daylincorpomtedmyi&fl" 5p.m. -_ NOTICE OF SUIT TO: ANITA COLEMAN WEBB HERRING 112 Saltcreed Road Savannah, GA. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that a suit for enforcement of Final Judgment, Restraining Order and Preventlonofremovalofchlldfrom Jurisdiction of Court and from permanent severence of relations with father has been commenced against you in the Circuit Court of JAMES PAUL WEBB, Hund, Respondent, You are required to file your Answer or other pleadings with the Clerk of the above Court, and to serve a copy thereof upon MARVIN vice Center, Casselberry. Senior Citizens tow to Once Upon A Stage to "Camelot." Leave Sanford Civic Center, 11:30 a.m. pick upLeeds,Casselberry,11:45a.m.Lunchandshow,return 'I.' 7 197L tO THE MARRIAGE OF ANITA COLEMAN WEBB, PetItioner, and SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 -. Respondent. the 11th JudIcial Circuit, Seminole County, Florida, Case No. 76.2150. CA-04.B. The title of the cause is Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Rebulidenfor singles, over25, 7:30p.m., Friendship Baptist Church, SR 436 Altamonte Springs. Casselberry AA, closed,$ p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. Orange Blossom Chapter National Federation of the BlInd, 3 p.m., Apt: 23-B, Twin Lakes Apis., Monroe Avenue, Maitland. Croonsi High School Class of itlO reunion meeting, 5 p.m., residence of Brenda Henderson, 103 McKay Boulevard, Sanford. Free4.Hdogcareandtrainlngclassestoyouths8-189 am., Seminole County Agri-Center, U.S. 17-92, north of Longwood. Dogs must have choke chain collar, six-foot lead, tags and rabies shot. Course runs through Feb. 3. fictitious name of BRITE ELEC. TRIC, and that I Intend to register me cierit at me ..... - ------------- Ave., SemInole County, FlorIda, me fictitious name of S.J.S. BUSINESS MACHINES. and that I tor,gistersaidnamewith the me circuit Court. Seminole cle County, Florida in accordance with pvlsins of the Fictitious SectIon Name Statutes To.WIt: Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Saivatore J. Scaramuilino Publish: January 4, 11, 15. 23. 1979 DEF.19 - NOTICE The Annual Report of the Duda Foundation for the year ended August 31, 97J will be available for Notice is heieby given tias I am in uslness at n Cam. bridge Dr., Longwood. Fl.., 5,mlnolsCounty,Fkrlda,underthe . -- businsl at W Sanford gg . Muriel A PICTITIOUSNAMI totice is hereby given that I am FICTITIOUS NAME IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, NsftceofPvbllc FLORIDA . CASE NO. 7624$-CA44.S TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by ANITA COLEMAN WEBB, the Board of Adjustment of the City Petitioner, of Late Mary, Florida, Board will hold a public Meting at JAMES PAUL WEBB, Husband, 1:00 p.m., on Wednesdsy, FIbrUSrY - ____________________ ______________________________ -..- Thursday, Jan. 11, 1979-SB - AAA PAINTING All types painhing & hous. cleaning. Free Est. 323-1294. ___________________________ DANPIYS PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting Licensed.tn,ur,d. Bonded FREE Estimates. (303) 322-9440 - 59—Mosical Merchandise - Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Complete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322-2255 Piano5l50 l3QlLisaCt. E. Call after 3. 323-4632 Electrical bOB FOLEY Wiring 5, Repairs Call 3339410 Desk sm. wooden obI pedestal, 39114. $30. ChaIrs (3) 515 ci. Cash only. 331-0041. Saw Flhng ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplIes, dog houses.Heat,d 43-taGsn FILLDIRT&TOp5()IL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3237$5 - AFRICAN VIOLETS 322.914) IvosaftorSl weekends The Gneepjio'jse PRECISION SAW FILING Let us file your lawl American Rant All 323-9113 kennels. 332.3753. - - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks. Fast Service Chg Cdi. Accepted 3271551 GrORn$ing & Bearng' 60A—Iu Equnt - PIun1ngServk CLASS I El E DAVE RT ISI N G MOVES MOUNTAINS Of MerChandise Every Day Try Oneb TmCO TREE REMOVAL. TrImming, stump removal, licensed & in. wred. FREE est. 162.1147. TO LIST YOUR 511 4 E SS...... DIAL 322.2k Ii or 131.9993 I �Snford,Fi. Thursday, Jan.11,lm -L -- - YEAR S_! t tYATOS 0 S4j OF SUPER VII t Prevents boil-overs in hot summer weather and engine freee-ups In winter. Especially useful for cooling the higher engine temperatures In &rCOfl • __________ 40 lb. Bag Reg. Price (ga!Ion) ....................... 3.69 PAN EL E ADHESIVE Electric • Reg. Price (bag)........729 '; ., ___ ' ra 1 • C r-av ! S iX X fromrTIpsMA'nc. Uoht up your home and yard for safety with 150 watt Ind or outdow WIND!& screw bass fits li u Each II • U j U t purpose, ea for large jobs. Guaranteed for 20 years riot to aac* at dry out when used As directou. I'lasists mildew. W W - ...-. Each . 11 OZ. x 5' Sti..ts u.uS counter top not Included.) 7NQ • COMPOUND Addcomfonandsav. energy by caulking against R or heating loss. Ad. COX $HEATHINS PLYWOOD V X So 111boots 11 ci. Car1Øi iWO r .... DOSb$SDUtYHAMMII 3W00#4 .... Use in raw ---- . ........ lives,Warranty C) Square......19.20 3 ow- mwk* 20YawWwranw 33" a 22". No. 47404. WU 8W CLAW IM1111111111111111 A Creedln. - 5/32' . .•... . .' .7.40 1106011y Cvprm -4mm ..... 7.09 ISIS _ .. ___ L 2 Cant" .... . .. 0.71 V,4ISII Sd S IYIOUndfl9 soc $uedcll,oh.-1/4" ........ 1. culmirlore *Wre" mw&&Win at- C 11 outs and holiday decorations. Pkg. of 6 Sheets ........... $ Un. Ft.. . . . . . . . . . . . 47' ' I A my to work be und'- for .. . . . Bircho No. M White orw No, spsilisill a ew 1/16" *7/5' *5.... . .. .. . ISO Um - 3W'x I%" xr ..... 1.19 7/6" *7/5" *r.... . . . . --- UIJgP,aj A - u. 11101111101 as smink C80* IRS k N" d sm boaL Firm H-'ired I I IQI fin 1% If • •._, • . . p 4 -- . • •• I •. 1 11111 00L .. note. on which Cleveland has defaulted has indoUld Gov. . Fuzz, Fuzz! • ,.. 4;'•. .• ,' : .. . Mayor Dennis nUC1, ft he Rhod" On. WPM 1 the ' Mor of nt1 i_.a. !!r. ' U15W iii I UVV1W1 I3 on - - Bruises told aathorttle* Kenneth be asked Um store cadder It be could boy just Brunson.19, was sentenced to 31 days In Jail for pop ping two Alka-Seltser _______________ IlspOOi store and swallowed them. BENTON HARBOR, Micli. (UP1) a, • i#rOITUpiiOfl . to two tablets but thecubler declined to make the sale. "I know It wasn't right for him to do that," pollee quoted a friend of Brynson's as saying, "but the tablets at a local discount store and swallowing the evidence, He bad taken two tablets (toni a bottle of 25, drspped •• accornpUsbment at Kent a water he got ii another part of the deaths of four Kent State students at Is n o guy a beadoebe. What could he ito" - Ionalusuenorderedto compus by Rhoda. They re involved In coaching timing and supporting to make basketball C00" dat"M Ohio IAWY. Nodes said he will soon hoe CWVIWW Tfol C'o. Via legislation in ham for a nineChairman Frederick Cox member commission COMsakitodaydiecontroftboart! prised of five date AM 10W suggestsdbyRbodss"ceuldbe oIiktsliaid tow ol his own an important factor In appobities "tO make ' an adequate recovery Plan Is in do momomed of dw city's dnvWpd and carried outif a family affair. S.. OU RULVES Sunday. "The l0ttM has become a proposed0.5 percent increase in cesspool Of corruption where the city's I percent income tn. Onry politiciarI In UW 6 AHe's not giving the people a date hW an WwUmity tc 10 har,".-, tdehandln the tlll. "It' I this could Rhodessaldhe would also ask Ar.dTheCl.ck ..........4'A H.nscage ..... ........ LZ-A muface more than a month cities from getting into firm. Cousin ...................I&A Wiliallairies .................?e A before an poopio of Cleveland dial diffICUIty. 1% legislation 11 Cleveland Trod administrative decide an the tax increase," would tighten restraints an .2 added, reWft Cle"Isad bW to pay off Dec. fwkton the date took over was Kwinkh the lottery," said Kucinleb. Feb. V special election an Ni greater accountability. Dr. Lamb ................12.A Weather .......... .......2-A is, Today Zd.::: : ::::: : : :: : : : o ::::::.::::: : Check Seminole Schools For Asbestos _ _____ . , ___ . • •.. .•. • . . • • I . . . . Mop, Piop tv. VA r I • s Finance akeover ___ ____ ':. Junkyard, Wilde Patterson, 62, One of the men ran east on Dritz, after taking the money offo Commercial Street and ft from his pocket and watching The detective said after the other ran south on Holly the metal fail to the ground, drove himself to the hospital. sale was to completed the then men Avenue, Bryant told police. started leave and g legally' do not have to be re!uuov.d. east usE .hith wlUS.* ,s If the saea Ii a "h.d" or "soft" type. removed and the drop ceilings installed. hays to U * is dataruied to he SIR, the School district Will In the Past, r*SS had isuIloNdcebCeruUthShWdtypewU Cation has noted the drop ceilings will also provide better rza Ma cost of$11S*accctdiNt0Ca*an. disc ore woald also ha,,tobsr vsdbscauoslnth.ftdure acotatici and energy saving bwflfs. N it is daermbed to be Wd absito drop cediop will be W loderd offidds would order ths ranovaii. flmllrdgd Dr. Chic noted from Ow WUWdaft Mi dgpartmg has Bower, I. (i1 thic, auscista commialoner of DOE made of federal decumue*s th. drop celhings can be installed nM,d cest of *JN. gThtitsEs-::TNasdMthtvUarheeiedabev. stalled (or as saidtodayhel ahan wIth f.deral official, whO are not whather the celiligs are hard or soft. wow. No TIII the C'IØ In tha1 at 11 Is fotmd t be Wft "Wags rgspIbseedduyadased* The diftrance bet"a the two surfaces dog with how easily it crumbles. accaft to Mike CaWk. field supervisor toe %e Adlitlows 146rall go"rament roplatim also my k Is the aftill 1611 M a Malis dis me 011110" Is tk 4W tw, be in so tdis * MW j _____ , C*a" "Asoftswfac. Is easily cnmubled by any mo'4acrouthe • • to dowl" It . Dqastaw'I of Fdar4 (D0) hate sgfacs while the hard surface Is riot easily disturbed," Caie Hiuvor, Callen salad luhek (y he. de' to t. . we.., leMhUdISadtdeN cheat. be Slid. - LEONAID UA?DOI? thersissaft aihule, * will ofSI*Iof dii deRhlala WiR he'9ü Ow le .. . __ • • we will be sure to £ wifl , .__ Do 090 ___ ---- 7:30 - 6:00 Morway ftu sawday Mad Sundey 11181110111188 AtrSsd .1 vehue Phes 3234700 . iC U -- NeowdolleliqW111111 sad MUMS md mill casIng - i5" x2" *7'. .2i • 'S ,. "Noft worobs Boom ism dwrl dspedlet be do bleek seva dines bdwe dqft is Ind d do vaesm.h id A sage got oW of do car, readied In a row ollohn to qus,isIEaetdiiiiHsvdrspou1st 12'x W ................ I I JN 506 Bhmk ivx5w ................ 14.79 &w -3w'x 5ff' x ir 20'*60' .............. ..18.40 IN640 It running out' M" from less than three feet away a revolver, possibly fired at Drits. caliber. 1% man with the rifle, Bernosky theorized the men Detective Tom Bernosky said were going to search Dritz's was the IOOkCXt j Id pockets for money but the shots sai the pair so ought Patterson out to the a W worth of urn a1uminum Junkyard and when th pair saw V Bryant, upon hearing the e cans to a helper at the him they ran. shots, ran and contacted police. KwWch also sold a Age is came h We AW when he 11o" Inew 1W saw we *M sso,. .006 MR thlcknsss iwxw ................. 9.25 _isg avrasatss.Howtssks two 9US think it was lull of aluminum Drltz met the pair at the cans, Bryant center of the junkyard and * mac .e ' while Patterson walked away eard dog barking rl the men demanded change for a Thenl heard four shots and two $20b111. iernoaiy said Drliz declined "Wom ofteft bV Tef" No" headed In opposite directions. to take out his modey and give One of the guys was carrying a them the change but the pair CLYDE NICKELSON WITH GRANDDAUGHTER HEATHER, 2 refused to leave. Finally, one of suior781\i finances. News Will PVSMSIISdWOOdMOUWINSS In No. 150 W* 2 * 4 * , 1714*4* 5' 4*4*10'. 2*4*10'. £ 24iat.3W 4*4*12'. SANFORD 9I. . slate tAksover of the city's or shots and %RT1IURBRY%NT on his porch across from the junkyard when the Incident and demanded to see occurred. "I saw two men wal k treturned he owner. i to the gate with a crate. I ___ - 1VxW ............ 600.00960 '. - , Cey owe ays.skblssew.s.ntspfwtharandwas *W - M. In tk ML ................1 Piece .3.85 M t ear Ronnie heard four i irthurBryant,Z3,waaslttlng . i Howard, SI, of MS Mohawk Ave. is . NIbS. ''.' The en I I CLEVELAND(UPI) - The me is1ig1ss bug. Wrde::ty when $s Lie • 615 irso':::::::::::::::7: 7F •-.J1 real loud - Iwt %Mtdh Piece Hospital. Dritz, 70, was shot in the left wrist and lower right chest by one of two men who came to the junkyard at 3:28 p.m. Thur. •'.'T. • -. men ary, ••• - '1 :D!uf~ eth eno clear fflTl protects against " moisture damage. .004MUth1ckniu) 640 10' ' . ... . .. . . . Bundle 10'x50' FA'j2Z . nd State I Ele - 2z4x6' Palys"Immm 677 through MCU 0000 THRU.JANUARY 18 M.n.g.m.nt ruervos the right to limit . Also can be used for novelty cu OW • .; , SOft, MY to work. Will a.- lei Prices quoted In this ad are based on • poop I/ . See ECUADOR, Page 2A Ponderosa PIIII SHELVING 3!4"*14%"x 48 'poIypanelsce Pr99WM Treew Accepts paint b"NOWAMM slrlkingelL sides and Penduouse Walnut -114" ory Ns.417M.S1(eschl........ --- / "We spent Christmas very quietly," Nickelson commg Housed first in an army barracks at the Manabi 0 cept point or 21W P" FAWNW* 10 CIS, CIYW'BI . lxl2 No. 3 - 0 N 21110 ASPHALT 'iV, SOUTHIASTIRN FOAM PRODUCTS ipa.j or Nickel 35'/ S ASS 12.i No. Sq. R19 , No. W25 25.............. 6" 9 Col s. PfSlIflhIhid WALL PAJIELINS Natural Birch - iw' $a-wift ME d the sun agains't wind andwaathir Dosb$slowl on Fisch Harvest " ~0000*00 #***15.79 " No.417WSN I I A (sechl. . . .4 asought Birch -or ..... 6.0 DUWM~ S' treated octagonal - . - dog barking during a robbery attempt at Kessler 's Junk Yard, 110 N Holly Ave. Diitz, owner of the junkyard which specializes in recycling aluminum, is reported to be in good condition today it Seminole Memorial i 1110 encoiralid the Americana to return nmde d~ Ian was 0 dam Jails over the porm of orlsonment which included 11 days of "bad tratmouLl, That It-&y period, lasted from Dec. 18 to the $th, according to Nickelson. One of the bad days In jail was Quistmu. Nickelson said no one lost track of time and .11 were aware of Qurfstmaswhen ltcame. . .. Expanded Polysiyrene &m INS ULATION PANE . .. ......... 6/8". . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . and Gold Flick, Butcher ft In Gold Leather. V. 8', 10' Block and or 112'long (Add $125 fW flftr cut) Un.Ft.....................4 I 34..*23..1Oi $00$0.0 ...... 0.736 1/2" (4 PM .... __________ plow polished face and bevel. • 1111111111111111W Gamine hicitory 10 16 oz. hummer . J - "One of the investigating military officers has Invited back and has offes as his help," Nickelson said of an air force colonel. In addition, several amy officers have IAifldfl' I1 So. R.11 112"(3 Ply) ... .... .... ..... 8 oona'nr JS4 grain patterns an durInuen back- lock. 4"wideorrimd M w Yellow blade,' wth bek clip. - - 2CM COUNTERTOPS In 40 00 m or 100 waft 59$ &We'* ... 19" 3/4#0 .... cury fixture, deluxe White lamp, Soft White ~BUM as 30% each year on fuel costs with the lotion. l6u PostPonhiid . hares tightly, stays i,ic. No. 2060.100. a 15" A 175 watt mer- No. El 204 (each). ...... . . 29 CAUUWIS Features high Impact proper insu . to replace old, Com plete w mounting hardware. worn counter MUM 71 As it is, Dritz was strmwk twice In addition to the bullet thathltthemoneybyshotsftred . us FIBMLASS INSULATION _______ eyekthat light, dusk _ ps eep tums your perty some. _. Appnwod AC Extwilor AD Intwlor 9N RI U E .920 114" 114" .... ___________ and matching I '115 3/8'.... jU 7 Wince. 1511*. 3/8".... ii, . faucet, and lASS ,, IAIS ,, set ....................9V n ucolMe •' / .' In addition to their attorney, a former Ecuadorian defenee minister, Nlckelson said he has had offers of help POWER TAPE RULE Kraft4lacked 'I heard a dead today. -j f Reg. Prlce(piece)......... ........................38C 30## cate sioc. N0: 7L-1 , ___ \__ 4 - By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Stall Writer They say money can't buy happiness: But you'll never convince Louis Dritz. Awad of money saved his O4 Park Court, Sanford, and eight go back we will be sure to do everything Nickelson said today before an afternoon , Piece PLYWOOD woodgrained set Includes: W, SinkIt Base. dad holders. 150 PAR. 2 ....... Each Bulb I 'ur assassInatIon plot. "We now have a lawyer In Ecuador so the neat time we .. e u et life Thursday by stopping a heading directly at his heart. If not for the money, nford po esaid, Drttz would involved in a plot to hllhtublate presidential CW1 didate Jaime Roldos and steal artifacts. The group was cleared of those charges, but convicted otillegal digging. The arrest came following astatement b3PRd1rd Abbey, a Memphis bssed free lance writer. M original member of the eipedftlon, Abbey returned to the United States late Sepk"mh'r due toa back injury. He reportedly made a statement Ecuadorian (' ftcIals tlxn*J* tied the group to smuggling and the Pr/c. (eec/i) ... .. 69C Pressure TreatedFURRING ____ ______ U"Illy SECURITY LIGINT $111cone Rubber CAULK and SEALER ' w well aa Beverly Holcomb, 47, Altamonte Springs,retiwned to AnIerICW1 1011 ThUFIdIY. The gIOt) ha been $fl5ltod Oct. 25 by ECU$dOrlafl sPeCial forces who thought they - Reg. Price (each) ...... 20.95 51 PreffnisbW CAMNIT SET (3 hi OUTDOOR FLOOD HT "I', S _______ wii.ew• 15 ' ' of the sane address; and Terry 32, Memphis, Turn.; as - 1 OLCO ___ - hr . Reg. Price (1Ooz tube) ............. 59 , of ot e Chemically treated to resist wood destroying insects; ideal for furring on block walls. - ____ _____ O!ICON-}(OMkHS fI 1' D ou9 1.11 7IF! I -,_ By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer Clyde Nickelson, just back from an arth gical e n Ecuador which included a 73-day-stay In five of that country's prisons, plans to return to Ecuador to resume his digging In late summer. • Stops leaks around vent pipes, spouts,, valleys, skylights, gutters and chimneys. 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BLONDIE Monday, Jan. 1, 17 (fl.IERE'S A CRICKETJ UNDER, OUR BED WAKE UP by Chic Young 51 Run 52 Abstract I Her Majesty's being ship (abbr.) 55 Director ' rj 11iLlI IOIT u C ON AALL ! L M £ Preminger 4 Constellation .- Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS I'LLTAKEALoOKII1 (4WAS BETTER OFF' WITH JUST TWE CRICKET! (• R EICIT NY N 58 Faith healer 8 Northern I $ a constellation Roberts L LOR , F T'HYMN 12 Common tree 60 Actress •$ u] PIPE, 13 Regans father Redgrave ° - : 14 Egg (Fr.) 62 Tax agency oN£ IN[[ I (abbr.) 15 Shelley work $YN $ C l6Actor 63 Fiddling - N A e e t so Andrews emperor (s T U A Y L 15$ 17 Texas city 64 Upon IS IA N EM I t. A T M 65 Nothing 18 Seaweed $ 20 Amusements 66 Wesher 44 Change color 22 Greek letter bureau (abbr.) 10 Frill 11 In progress 46 Year (Sp.) 23 Electric fish 67 Slave 19 Dog 47 River in 25 Beginning 68 Sticky stuff 21 Cry 27 Wretched (sI.) Europe 24 Caustic 29 Part of the ear DOWN 48 Buenos 31 Eggs substance 49 Comes close 26 Modern 32 Jacob's 1 Crochet (mus.) 50 brother 2 Fabricated 27 Tier 3 Of body frame 28 Rosary bead 53 Spill over 34 Atom 54 "Auld Lang 29 Reclined 38 Bandleader 4 College Lawrence degree (abbr.) 30 Belonging to us — 5 Irish poet 56 Group of 40 Put on the 6 One-billionth 33 Pronoun three payroll 35 Raising (prefix) 57 Christiania 42 United 7 Aid indiagnos. 36 Those in 59Hawaiian 43 Horns of Eve ing (comp. office volcano, 45 Uplift wd,) 37 Golf mound Mauna — 47 Wiry 8 Softly 39 Small barrel 50 Part of the 9 Time measure 41 Rather than 61 French eye negative (p1.) (poetic) - .-•.. • On L eft-Sided Appendicitis '. ç DEAR DL LAMB — your column about diverDr. gltINow,I,too,havewhat fl e American the doctors diet disease. But beyond checking me every six monthe / CRICJC or so and requiring bsrlinn _____ teats, my doctor hasn't really ci\ti 'A40'J. t4 C4ac •. given me any advice In regard to diet. 'Your CClUIflfl men- the bulk In yo diet. You can do BEETLE BAILEY ______________________ by Mort Walker tiOfled a Health Letter on this by talng unrefined bran. dlverticUlo$15 and I would You can add It to fruit juice or Slow TALK ABOUT HE BEAT YOU TO KNOW greatly appreciate your sin- moisten It In any way that suits CONDITIONED REFLEX M GONNA... I ' IT ding ftto me. A]io,do you have you or add It to cereals or any advlce'In reference to diet whatever you wish. or what I should do about my Another approach is to we condition? whole wheat cereals available DEAR READER— First, for In your grocery atore. Using a those who may not know what good bowl of whole wheat diverticulosts Is, It's those cereal every morning will help pockets of the colon that are so a lot to Increase your bulk. You frequent In middle age and In can change from white bread — older people. These are really whole wheat bread. Be sure It Ii 4 8 9 10 11 little herniations through the really whole wheat bread and _____ wall of the colon. Each one not just colored like whole 13 M 7 — 14 — looks like a im.sil appendix. In wheat. Just because It's brown THE BORN LOSER — — — fact, when one of these little doesn't always mean that It Is by Art Sansom — ——— Pockets gets Inflamed, since made completely — — —— moat of them are on the left wtfl, ta 19 20 — 21 22 side, It's often referred to as i would add one caution .11 left-sided appendidtlL of this.Not is a 23 24 25 26 Today most doctors believe tolerate the Increased bran 27 28 that many people with diver- Immediately. You may need to ____________________ ____ ticulculs developed the pockets gradually sneak up on It. Also, _______________________ ____ 31 32 3 because of Increased pr 35 36 J37 for the fret three weeks after inside the colon. This, In turn, is you've added an Increased 38 39 40 41 42 caused by poor bowel habits, amount of bran bulk to your diet L. — — __________________ ipeclflally spastic colon and you may have an Increase in 43 44 45 46 constipation. gas5roblemLff you stick itotg, ______ When the colon goes Into a your digestive system w 47 48 49 50 — spasm, Its contents above the usually adjust to dietary a —— ——— area that is clamped off by the change and you will feel better. 51 52 55 56 57 spasm stretches; UM a balloon. You should also pii — — _________ — _______ — by Bob Montana — It's flis co and ticularly careful to avoid all 58 59 60 61 62 IS " SO THERE'S A ______ pressure which may be a factor laxatives Other ___ than bulk ___ ON THE SPRINICL CHANCE OF A SUDDEN E MISS PHLIPS, DO BELIEVE in causing diverticulosis. laxatives. The bulk laxatives do • 83 S'(STEM P4 IN MY OFFICE 64 • SHOWER! BUREAU FORECAST 65 SO, SIR' ,YOU HAVE AN Now many people do have the same thing that cereal fiber ________ these little pockets and have no bulk does for you. I would like to 66 67 — — — symptoms at ill from the caution all patients with ———— — —— dIv'tIcuia. The symptoms they dlverticiilosis about the danger have are usually related to the of using a strong laxative when underlying spastic colon, they have some symploms, jiM j_______ i am sending you The Health as you should never take a HOROSCOPE -8, Diver- laxative when you have pain _________________________________________ Letter number that you5requested. that may mean appendicitis. ticulosis, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL The current idea about diet Why? Because It can be an for diverticulosis is to increase inflamed pocket 1 U 1/f. - BEETLE.I ( 71st Year, No. 1 Lamb -I--- Let There ' . •, '- - ' - C' . •, • , YOURBIRTHDAY responsibilities to tlx)ae Janaryl, 1979 cannot be relied upon. Their You may not choose the laxity will rob you of something easiest of courses to follow this you badly wanted. comIng year, but you'll. enjoy GEMINI (May 21-June ) every minute of th. challenge This Is the wrong day to be shy you set for yourself. What's and retiring. A competitor more, the self-discipline you eagerly awaits the chance to learn will help you achieve take over something that's bigger and better things. rightfully yours the minute you APRIORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Coworkers will find ways to CANCER (June 21-July fl) keep their skirts dean and There's a drong possWty place the blame of things going you'ilhave to contend with one wrong on you today, If you who Is asserting himself In assume a dictatorial position. righteous indignation today. Like what It's lies ahead for you in 1V79? Send nothing for your copy of Astro-Graph LEO (July Aug. fl) Don't Letter by _____ mailing $1 for each expect others to give more ° and a long, seiladdresaed, themselves than you're stamped envelope to Astro. prepared to give. You'll have to GrqA P.O. Box 40, Radio City set the example it you want Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to them to follow. specify birth sign. VIRGO (Aug. U-Sept. U) It AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) might surprise you how far you Others may find you difficult to can make things stretch If understand today because of you'll jiattrytomake themost Your rslnctancetogo along with of what you hay, today. them as usual. Don't be surLIBRA (Sept. UOd. U) prised if they don't like Al It's not like you, you Pam he ur of AllIowa on the domestic scas your convictions tobys should be handled as Thoughts you norm* fel diplomatically *Nov. needed, try to go along with the Don't do anything today against majority, your better judgment or ARIES (March fl-April 19) principles to even an old score. Exercise tolerance If coworkers It will only further complied feel their Interests should take the issue, priority over yours. You can BAGTARIUS (Nov. U-D.c. ____ often get ahead quicker by 21) Don't be mat,nlaII4Ic with art________ ay, and TAUMA (April WMW 30) who yoted Becarefulyoudon't delegate Iongregretcouldrem*lI. SPIDER-MAN - DDVT E" IMUD :IVE COT A* WT OF i IX) JY EXEPC$5JkX? COJFICEXE IM THE Aitr ccu CCJJC€R'AJED 11 'OR3IAkJ 'T&lsRAMT , , I 40 PRISCILLA'S POP ThO5EMJPSHIPMEN) AT ANNAPOLI5 ARE REALL 1 SMART LOOKING. S by Al Vermeer ( IT MUST FEEL "S GREAT 10 E A 'MIPPIE' 1 (tc,.JT sAYs ___ gro'h IV * klf Li (Feb.20-March ) rnlgt4 not have t UGS BUNNY I '5EEK 4 LOAN by Stolfel I Heimdahl 'TO PEVEL.CP MY IPEA FOR REPRoc55 • ING U9E c,4RgON A1.'SY PAPER.' r Move NVIf(ON ___ ____ ) PROITu 514 - HUGE I GU55 H JUST THIS WAY HATES TO - today. ________ C. , ___ __ 4 .. . ) HMM! L.J ____ __________ I ' ___ • "e FRANK AND ERNEST — co . I j'ti • • Development (PU!)). "7 I -. ', The commission approved the proposal with the provision that city staff approve all plans and the planning and zoning board give final approval to the project at its Jan. 18 meeting. Normally, the planning and zoning board would approve £ _ I If adjustments '' SCORPIO 'LL THE a 4Ut LIT by Bob Thaves are j, 2 m 'FjSL& g isu A DIsm'r VOU°R* A1.1M GW!"I'IN oMHJNG IS 'ri (Oct. / ' therowasa beer The ___ ______ but or other South felt that the bead finesse w=1t going to a way that would mak, _____ the con tract If that Itn wu wrong,butboeettiffthad been 11 " Alan: "It was eUcated, but aucc,uf ______ . He cashed the club kb4 ruffed g diSh QUlin d my rufted another gads throw End In W11111 dtrum ,East lad beck • ___ ron with the king and led his lad 6 Wed had to tieguard bin queen of hearts asoritirtohang on toatsigh spade and the squeeze had worked." aoaieiow Opening lead: K • • -- 1sh7 Abs Illoaftlill I 1t U) . __• ___ he of ri* in he kt, Wth. a, iwe T15E' AN PLE THE ____ - nford' s CAWT HE GOT IiT94E and John Romita LI KIE .".• IT' TIME TO WIGGLE A"INJ tOOO. established to study the city police department. His "defeat" came when a move to actually establish the panel was voted down 4 to 1. .'' . ' - • ''.:' .• '.. •'•''. • TUMILIWEEDS •' ' d. oe IN . •• :., • •. ' ystery Housi: _____ .4 ' ' _':' .. ____ - ____ r'• .4 -. •' . __ _____ - • •. • ,: • •.... . . , • ••...• ' by T. K. Ivan MAY I ASK WHY'VDLJ MN'r?! oN -- ii- t'' . . %"MCA Of • -' zoom , The • •. VI*$. - - - . X DON't D P SO. . MV IboLO' $mi** MU11$1WP .. - .5 _______ i* ?I*V ALL .-: - us cors! - SflIPHE - - - - • - . -- db ...± - - - r - - - - - -I ±_1_ .% pp!lIIulliP" ,,, Delivery of the Winter I-lark Telephone Company's more than 155,000 directories today to customers In South Seminole and the Winter Park-Maitland area will hopefully put an end to the confusion caused by the distribution of an unofficial directory In the area by General Telephobe Directory Co. which was incomplete and contained many errors. BOOK 'EM i Search Is Still I I On "My Children said they knew • .- - • stood," he -- "1 • ..- I 1. explained. Vincent thought he recognized anoldhousethatstandsnear Ninth and Magnolia — but, alas, a closer check showed there were not enough windows and no creek. Vincent suggested "Uncle Billy" Leffler, born In Sanford lalIS7,might know where the hose was located If anybody would. "Uncle Billy" said Indeed he I4Ni X ,- Herald Photo by Joan Madison of the foundation of an old — building on the zoo property, It's near the picnic area to the rlghto( the entrance and has an u'teslan well and a stream," else said. But Sanford history buff William VIncentSr. discounted that theory. "That's where Woodland Park used to be and the foundatlonwuwherethe olddance ball -. ------i..fi '. ORO "Wit L_ii.. , _______ - .• - He brought with him the old well and a little creek that ran rushed back to the darkroom, . 5 S bS .." ..— Brenda Harper, a former Orange Boulevard. Other calls suggested houses "I'm sure it's the Burk in the Airport Boulevard- West house," she said. Route 46 area. lflaflycase,thewhereabouts MiS, Burk,however, when Earl Townsend Ware of Pine thealdoftheHeraldinlocatlng missing house, an old ahab- whlletheMurryhomehadflve. SaY she had recognized in Thursday's Grove, Calif., retired to visit It. Ware recalled only that house from the picture in the reached by phone was not so of the old homesite remains a doned stnd on West F Ann Benson of 2826 Empire sure. "It does sound like an old "mystery." 'Zvwfag HeraW The Herald Sanford for the first time in 70 oM homestead was on a five. Street. Place, Sanford, called with a paper as one belonging to two-story house off of orange Any ideas? JANE years. has received uteri] l.sde acr, piece that had an artesian He snapped his camera and tip. Her children had suggested Donnie and Ruth Burk on Boulevard, though," she noted. CASSELBERRY a possi ble site. -- - ' . L Ar By reversing the approval process and getting cornmission approval prior to planning and zoning approval the developer will save time and money in getting the project started, according to Knowles. *V WII'I /1 .,.:,-' _____ ________ ___ _____ - =that mystery home. photograph of his grand- alongside the property but on comparing it with the resident of Lake Monroe, now H photographer Tom original, discovered his house If.& OW belonged to Mr. mW Nirs. It all started who 75-year-old parent Ishome here and eder had four upstairs windows living in Longwood, called to Ndsel thought he had found the WiliinnE.MurryInthe1 ________ , •. 11 . David Farr, Sanford's newest city commissioner tasted a little victory and a little defeat Mon day at his first official city commission meeting. His "victory" came when he successfully revived an Issue the commissIon at an earlier meeting tabled — Farr's move to have a blue-rIbbon panel .5 '1 Herald Staff Writer However, Complete Interiors, developers of the subdivision, have met with the board several times in the pad and failed to have all their details on hand, according to Knowles Knowles explained that representatives of Complete Interiors failed to understand all the provisions of the ,.,: , • By MAX ERKILETIAN the project before It would go to the commission, M But none has been identified Since the old photograph of the my#Ary twodory house , by Stan us) Farr 11111111111118. ftx SA of Dead Today ,Win at to ice tudy anel jr -.Vwoo eas ___ of the . ,,, but the liti Helen ___ ___ _ Alas: "Nosth's double of_W55 iaaUyie greatiM of all the ___ spsdi was ofMidi 11 --"'vs doubles to ____ _____ (For a cy oIL4COIYAfOO. - readied øoib " In Sanford __________________ S. African ____ you A Rhilli& Isilaoid rogidu M S UiJIfJIItSOn ___ ptleuler play to show bow ftE *,. •z I • caalied the ace and ento d • Q J 10 SANFOR I) CITY COMMISSION IN ACTION: CIRCA 1979 taken "off the table" and and revived for discussion. Corn missloners voted 4 to I to do so, with Commissioner John ?.oL opposed. Once the matter was revived for discussion, Commissioner Fair said he felt the blue-ribbon citizens' panel should be created to "serve as a factBoxer 'L os es finding and recommending body" concerning the S anford Police Department. When he formally moved to R ounC!(0 'c! Ir srri Li. S create the panel, It was WASHINGTON (UP!) — The In Miami Beach Saturday, man said today the visa was at MiamI Beach's Convention defeated 4 to 1, wIth Farr casting the only "yes" vote, State Department has revoked following protests over his revoked after a reassessment Center Saturday Far said after the meeting the visa of white South African shooting of a black in his own determined he was found guilty he still feels there is a need for CailIeKnoetze effective- country. of a crime in South Africa Uat "We have not directed him to _______________________________ leave the country imsuch a panel. but expressed ly preventing him from fighting A State Department spokes- prevents him from staying in little hope It will come to pass in mediately," said spokes the United States under man view of the commission's country's immigration lawL Verne Jervis. "He'll probably Monday night v ote. be allowed to remain here until Farr admitted some of the Knoetze, a former pohceffm 19 ____ goals he felt such a panel could who shot and wounded a black A1SdThSClaCI ...,..,., 4-A Horoscope .•.......... 4-B teenager during in7 rioting in The Rev. Jesse Jackson &omplish have already been &Idg. •...,,,.....,,....,. 4-B Hospital ..................3-A demanded Last week that acNeved by Morris, appointed . .................2-fl Obituaries ................2-A the African townships around Knoetze be prohibit CaI ed from twoweeksagoascommtssioner ...................... 4-B Pretoria, entered the United C.ca ...................4-B fighting In the United States, forpolice—a liaison position to OURSELVES .............1-B States 11 days ago on a yt and there has been scattered Improve communications .................. 4-A Sports .................... 15-A with a Jan. 30 expiration date. daily picketing' In Miami, between the commission and De.'Abhy .................1.1 Television ....•..,..,... 2-B He was scheduled to take on mostly by blacks, at the gym Dr. .................4-B Weather ..................2-A New York fighter Bill Sharkey where he was working out. See POLICE, Page ZA Month as declared by President Carter. Next comes Volunteer Blood Donor Week Jan, 21-27. That's Linda Osburn, RN, supervisor of Central Florida Blood Bank, Seminole County branch, prodding huzzoner. _____ • j 1092 01543 SOUTH 2 KJ5 • A91715 •KQ7 , Vulnerable: North-South Deajer: South West Ner$h East Sulk i4 i. DII. Pass 3 Paw 4 Pan 5 4 Pa Pass Pass At ____ Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore sets a pointed example -- proceeded t a DiCaS there was r...on nOt to and_maybe then "sigH be acme liMos Iii' the play later. Then south of ____ NORTH i.e • 10643 VA 764 • $43 Aa WT EAST •AK9$5 0QJ7 Q32 1O9S rr. ' BRIDGE _____________ YOU FIND HtMl OOO iAAAC TV N POINTING THE WAY WIN AT age as possible strongly about won't be voiced. 44q _________ LITTLE" _ g.OV _ ' It costs about $1,300 per year to keep the lights burning, 'according to Stenstrom. The last time allght pole had tobe replaced lt cost the city $aSO, according to City Manager Warren E. Knowles, Morris called the proposal "a waste of money." The lights are also considered an attraction to blind mosquitoes, noted Moore, and have created hazardous driving conditions. Turning to zoning matters, the commission gave conditional approval to a 33-acre subdivision just north of the developed portion of the Hidden Lake Planned Unit For Tdosday, January 9, 1979 by Howie Schneider I • - . ' '•' EEK & MEEK k I ___ i.• ., "', ,': Light' Sanford's lakefront will remain In darkness despite an effort to have the ilgtits along Seminole Boulevard turned on again at city expense. The city commission voted 3-2 not to relight the lights as poposed by Commissioner Julian Stenstrom. Newly seated Commissioner David Farr supported the move. However, Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioners Morris and Eddie Keith voted against the move. Sterom said he made the posposal as the result of comments from citizens during last month's city election. "In talking with people during the recent election I found that people were unhappy with the lights being turned off," commented Stenstrom. Morris, who was re-elected In last month's general election, said he had not encountered support for rekin. ' ' • L, - RAI J ' ___ ____ • '' Be (' ARCHIE . I Stenstrom _ IUMBR AN ELLA JA - - - - I-. 6 ' FFF1 _ Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents esday,J!y9 1979 - • - ___________ iseinTh.HsnId and hehad been .trying tore*nemnb.rwhere MI& to" book butso In no - • .1UEMVSTRY HOUSE INSANFoIuJ,,, . . --•. .. 1. a* -I.-- - - ...CLOSE,BUT ONE WINDOW MISSING �2A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL Tu,sdiy, Jan. 9, 1979 WORLD T IN BRIEF Iran Aide Quits 4-Day New Regime; Army Coup Feared TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) The shah's new civilian government today lost a key minister, apparently because of disagreement over the future role of the Iranian military. Gen. Fereidoun Jam, named war minister in Premier Shahpour Bakhtiar's four-day-old cabinet, has decided not to join the government, diplomatic sources said. The newspaper Kayhan said Jam and Bakhtlar could not agree on key changes in - , .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. In Vietnam-Cambodia War U.S. Woe: Who's Good GuyV Bad Guy? WASHINGTON (UPI) Americans like to take sides, whether they're watching a skateboard contest, a political race - or a war. But most Americans are hard put to know who to support in Southeast Asia where Vietnam troops reportedly are pushing past the capital deep into neighboring Cambodia. The State Department has had its own problems sorting out the good guys from the bad in the conflict. When the dispute headed for the United Nations, the department found Itself in a very difficult position over - which it had little or no control. One country - Vietnam had invaded another's territory. The other — Cambodia had apparently practiced genocide against its own people. The department concivaed the higher principle is territorial Integrity, and has signaled that as repugnant as they find it, they nevertheless will support Cambodia in the debate. The best U.S. diplomatic efforts are concentrated on tr)ing to keep it from reaching the next level — confrontation between China and the Soviet Union, which at some point could involve both Communist giants in other parts of the world and in other relationships, ultimately affecting the United States. - - China has strongly supported the Pol Pot regime in Cambodia, and the Soviet Union has But the diplomats are making clear their main goal is to keep the conflict confined. been a supporter and supplier of military assistance to Vietnam. Iran's 430,000-man military establishment, 10 Jl~ BANTRY, Ireland (UP!)— Firefighting tugs today circled a blazing French tanker that exploded off Ireland's giant Gulf Oil terminal, killing 50 people in one of history's worst tanker disasters. More than 24 hours after twin explosions split the 120,000-ton Betelgeuse in Bantry - Bay and hurled its crewmen into an inferno of flaming oil, a thick pall of smoke curled hundreds of feet above the burning stern. 1 f home of Mrs. Barbar Frawley Soviets Wooing Senators MOSCOW (UP!)— The Soviet leadership wined and dined a group of Republican senators in a bid to win their support for a Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty. The deleg"tlon, headed by Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker of Tennessee, arrived in Moscow Monday. They were received by Alexel Shitikov, a leader In the supreme Soviet, the nation's parliament. . '1 Rome Attack Heard On Radio _ ______ i1i , - -0 MADRID (UPI) Two young gunmen shot a Supreme Court justice to death as he left his home for work today in Spain's sixth Basque terrorist assassination of the new year. 'i' Yep, It's pass-the-gavel time symbolic of a change in stewardship. In this case, that's Torn McDonald (right) outgoing president of the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce, greeting his successor, Vic Arnett. TURN June Lormann, elected mayor of Longwood Monday night In a 3-2 vote by her fellow city commissioners is u member of her family to hold the post. 30 Die In Train Collision ANKARA, Turkey (UP!) A crowded express train rammed the rear of a stationary commuter train outside Ankara today killing : at least 30 persons and injuring 96 In Turkey's second serious rail crash In five days, authorities said. The death toll was higher than the 28 killed in the collision of two express trains on the same line west of Ankara late - Thursday. -Argentine.Chile Rift To Pope d United Press International Argentina add Chile, on the brink of war for months, agreed to begin pulling back troops today and submit a dispute over a : cluster of strategically located islands t : mediation by Pope John Paul II. Argentina generals were called to a special meeting today to discuss terms of the agreement signed Monday in Montevideo, Uruguay. S The council voted down request by Joseph Wilcox th construct a concrete batch plant on a four-acre indudzl4l e on Route 427 after o. Jections were made by residents of Lake Ruth Soi4 subdivision. Wilcox in makll* the request at the Dec. 1 meeting said the plans had been approved by the Department Cf Environmental Regulatloj and the city land-planning agency and meets state and city Her late husband, A.R. Ambulance Service Lormann, served as mayor for nea rly 10 years and died while In office In the late 1960s. Her son, James R. Lormann, was mayor from 11977. 975In her third term on the city H ringcommon, she la the second woman mayor in the country's history and the first in County commissioners will be begin acquisition of equipment emergency medical service o Longwood. ordinator. making a decision sometime and to hire personnel. County Budget Director Jeff after a public hearing next A public hearing has been Under the new city charter week on whether to grant a scheduled for next Tuesday on Etchberger informed corn- approved by voters in Sep franchise with a subsidy to the request from Herndon for a mlssioners that a price war tember,themayorofLongwood Vote its ea ... . . - : - - a.. restage: tea- Pert (veesl: high 1:11 ppuI.s.-A37, laws, a.a., n pa., is, 1:11a.m., the police department. Farr said the committee he Morris' duties as cn'tq4onr, Shamat. adinbiist.,sd the oath If. evuraighi Morris showed the coinproposes not be em- for police to cover the fire of office to comisai, high, $3; ; y a.m. , minion a new orgar"1Ional powered to would query an individual department. The new post Graj*aurtebgtsse$ilc PINIIte hIlt i: a... I:0 pa. in Mortician chart for the department. lbs office r about the rnanper In would have been titled December, the then turned 1., Ity, II per celL Cold tsd.y and chart changes the present which 7*LMI hIP d"k B. Gordon Belinon, Owner aiwa ped pr,11t he or the handled an "Commissioner for Public over the city keys ad other d a little warmer tot the of organization "' 7" and operator of Briason Sanford Rotary sb, police melded. However, he said, the safety" me proposal failed, 4 official parspii.,iaiia Wednesday. Highs Way dep. in that a reptain panel would be able to U$.n to to I. Funeral lame until his worshl~ul master of the daughter, lda a'ead * Iaus $'eiiM qper r,sponethwty concerns the officers iplg)* be WCONSM" _____ " 11 did Mondsy 8ud Meaatc _____ Iae $3 rb was officially named city dark I #*h for aupervioing the day shift. afraid to express to senior of- StI$stfOtil pushed for _IS. Nirthsrb TM Svthi0la at Memorial lo$M AM and " the meeting, $ wr as labia winds of a coneioner for the fire The new chart frees Police' ce s. j)sylua lisehi high $0 mud at the age of 75. 'y, t -' __ when the Chief Ben Boller t. the . _ LoLt kU A ISIldeid of 157 Lead Ave., ; Idsy ad i.t plI$$)lWT police po IIaidrMtN datI5I. DA's cmce for elgt* overall 111$ p.m. he was a Salsed native and $iv1rs his wIfe. *1. now over tiiose tigug" crested last n* AMber cuptsh, Will seporvias attended local schools and Justk blues, ___ rd; as., the afturneon shift ad a senior quipped COmmIsIIer Eddi$ "M llv4iulI7. Bob Beimes; ad Misting will açervles the Keith. )eat 'You've ad you don't led He was emplayid by Moe. ledy McKee, 'ai ssIsug_(VIPs shift. "I think your motives we two liaison comotWeidisrs, n Dishes. Festal ilame in ford; a Mater. we. flsa ciunMte, would do a without qeestlo,i, but you may we should creste onetohand. Sasted Mill ISU when be my, Aikula, N.0 ; Jdm ,, to ,ted hs be a 1111h premature," Morris both departments," cornheight the b--IT ad 'Ivasdey, JsmmvyL 1$7S—V& 71, Ne. doWa. ad Parr. '1 think part told Parr. He .qi'aied he Mt mrted Slseetrem." lbs 51 edy Lkd cpi1 lb. ---- to BeIS Feuiut sadous we he 2 uSSus Dow sldisIsy.IueateI1ws,Wyu,saaI,r4N.r.&e, OIShatpSSpISbShINbN buss thelimpeeitio"towhlchhe Baud med .& let Feoral Home. Mc. I,inss p.m. Wit, at EN.. N. Pvels £w. s' Comminfcatles problems W:ttj, ha bus ped. see $ ped prided 4111111 Feud Hose ,I P*r a piem asy be's been has been epd should be p111w cPu. rIUNU 4110id 11 seaNid. Prld. 12171 adadth*levhig stm time to west that exist with the pUce --- NO Jw 17 b.s a Flidda Piaersl Directors Drçli. Jacobs ad lb. $air. vith lbs he of d.tmist have not red sass 'vsWell. fl, 'I11l. 11$, CMun*L SIS.L jisty d do membeni vd AmmidWa. Yr.s esuor, urn. Will. asauNIrr,-n $Uii CMsa*a. i*CIi Chief '--'— n Julia lien, with the firs depa rtment be attending $ coofuruucs in A member of (be First erpMaMlo& strant proposed padig Mayor las P. Moot., nøted. T'Ua'-Msn ___ chold of Sadord, he OwiWy. _ - __ _ _ _ _ _ _ fo___ r moods ____ --- -, DsIay.d - - -- --_ _- ___ .I_•• __" •--. - - ______,. '-- • - - ' - • : doesn't know the liability aspects to the county of the organization using the runway and in addition doesn't know of any runway not being used or in good enough condition to be Commission ChaIrman Bob French suggested the New Tribes Mission approach the Sanford Airport or the private , Oviedo and Chuluota a new chairman and vice cornNelswender told chairman, confirmed the ap- cilman. Schutte, however, said mIssloners an attorney poli*ment of McIntosh as city he would prefer that the city attorney sit to eft and the lberry's city hall has a attamey, to his 19th t mayor to to the left of the atu job new appearance today. the -lu. of routine meeting, torney. Gone are not only the two got Into a squabble about where Schutte said precedent has white pillars—one of which had the board members would Mt been that the chairman decide been maged and shifted from Grier conducted the oath of on seating arrangements, but TALLAHASSEE (UN) — Its original position by a recent office for Councilmen Schutte McIntosh said that a majority The public Service Commistornado—big also the ornate and Robertson, beginning their of council could flake the son has put off indefinitely a water fountain about which second two-year terms in office, decision. Th e Item was placed decision on whether to penalize some Cuselberrians have and for Councilman Barbara on the agenda and passed by a Florida complained for years. Christensen beginning her first vote of 4-1, with Schutte OP million Power Corp.$13.2 for taking too long to term in office. posing. no repair its The board on a 4-1 vole "Some city commissioners plant. Crystal River nuclear tan was tmiit in isis, has t worked moat of the time. And named Schutte chairman and change their seating The PSC engineering departwhen it did work those who had on the same 4-1 vote selected arrangements every week," meet is recommending a $13.2 to walk around ftto gain access the senior member of McIntosh said. "If it dot't million refund as a penalty for its council, John Leigt*y, vice work, we can change It again," an to city hail got accident It says delayed dman. Leighty Is (UtrmtIY Councilman Owen Sheppard repairs Way. of a broken reactor serving the last year of his suggested. chamber 57 days Mayor Bill Grier told cows- fourth term on the council. .as...... u..i. ..ii.a ei.e e 'IUIg the only negative spot formerly occsçled bythe fountain will be sodded vote was Robertson. Mrs. Christensen was Councilman Carl Robertson Jr. unanimously appointed the ___ Ruling d • '•""' Magazine Grier gather estimates of cost Council Of tocal Governments to provide lin additional en- in &Zilnole county. trance to city hail for the The appointment o(McIntosh handicapped. by Grier was approved Currently there are five unanimously. access doorsto city hall,but After completing a 19-item only one back door hasarunp agenda of routine business, for the handicapped. Cows- 11obertson andSchatecinhed d John IAI&y &W asked over seating arrangements of Grier to or cost estlinges the councilmen. Forthe pad o a pruviang more volsquie yvsr, COMM= nave oeeii lighting for the entranceways. seated to the right of the chairman at the elevated - 4 ...a complete entertainment guide with the f u ll week', s TV l ist ngs, interesting feature ,' Dick Kl'in"r' column, G Guide, " crossword puzzles and much, much more i , Budget First, Address Next and treasurer, stories " IANIOID eto.m* SV4 to. IfS tlnitoa Dec. $memohehad written seeking a change, asked that the seating arrangement be placed on the agenda. Robertson complained that allocate fM& for wig *I= persons In the audience could notsescosmdilmen — hlm.stl Co4bni P'r$fl 5cts and lelgMy — who are seated - _____ carrier, saying despite a ds&tlhio proviston If $ fender were knocked off a police car, the cxderwoulèi't only p.y for removing the f.edsr, bid would also pay for restoration, at 'I'll Take It I' - •- •t•. .pi•w!. iS' - - S ft- • • - hivpadIPudosthslbenad drove outtIrugha -aim window. • Tram how apoft policegeraDd Pointed ed AWARD lbs flung inch, which was stepped a lull ails away. WINNER? The Niel was astaemidp— gtb.flgof firma) Parser Presided Rlçflard Nixon has bees asalsated fee' a Greasy award by the National Academy ef Recording Arts and Sdssces far the reseed vardus el hM HOSPITAL NOTES IilllelDW409 'Mmn Fv41Ii ,mrs.sa a.,,ew '14rMWPu Or sa* 1wU i"sPas uis leil AUDWW A.Clsp*UnWri ' 14111 TSVW .(f1s WNW Devl. t' ___1_____i_t_•_ Ian. NIua literviews with David FresL" Ad ji1 he tim for his *h birtleday today. It Was bsllsvedu.b.Ib. bd Close my foradr prodded has ba _ Otin11 Alusrasa - plePu• P VAW A_ Ii Wild .'WlISlow N. T5is..r, Delhi —'.I IlleN. Cr1 ii ' 16" $ ruila. lad ClaIrry L. PIailr,a Qew,e bad Velure Weld. • sir _____ '1im1w M5cN rLa,MI. televised appearaise *5 .,' it IMmS MuIsid. OIIISII 00 P $• Doom . coin From" t*dne Sr*5 aauaMesl. Fred I. sP*rl. Delery JIM .1. r1*. O Sery lairS D Cwrea. Oery Mid CilPus IV $iS5S Now - arse"5.. Ow _ LIUJ . N.Y. rWIsflunsTiu S be" OK - 4 - - - - every Friday. 0 JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF EVENING HERALD READERS SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING... - FLORIDA in brief NATION In brief WORLD In brief Hi 'V .. - lftP'Al aL. I •• w0 IF A 1110611 cumpiuc 1 local news coverage I .I'J In the Greater Sanford WOO. Nvold PI.o'o I IsèNuw .lLsa.s.s sea* .r dw.v.O.d isli, I. •I •Ie- pep Yes, you get It all When you subscribe to the Evening Herald, t.. N..*, daily and Sunday. Fill out the coupon .S and mail 3- It todayS Phase Enter My Subscription To Th. Evening Herald Narns: - Address: City' ' Phone: Enclosed Is my check.ln the amnt of $_________________________ I 1 Veer $11.00 6 Months $1150 - 2 Months $650 The EVENING HERALD - P.0. Box 1657 $aNfWd, Flo W71 555_as_ass a_a_ s __I .u$s,taIiaon$'s b. s. thi ' — 114110 1 5 damag. ad was riwnsd - A1161,ss.ess WiNlum erase S -- I' MN i—vL N lkvWd - a 0 I '•' Using on lbs thswrusi floor, the w',d shopper - - UI - Wbenau1wpeIietidtoar.dadweiIImodel ntar "' - - ALBION, Mick. (UPI) A ma walbed into the .. showroom of the Bob Frahm Qinolst deeleruhip .,.: 11 ley ad sabd to suits mod eipinive inch. tothsdsaler Evening YOUI COtfll I1T11TMINT GUM m extreme right at the table. Be urged that cola. cUmin be seated at each side of the chairman Ind.ad. Hesaid the elty clerk and secretary, mayor and city attorney could 000py mob at City Attorney Kenneth the extreme ends of the table. Mcoth said the matter would Pâmes In the audience be Invedlgatsd father. a.sd with Robertson, saying The City Council also elected they couldn't see the cow- - Exclusively in the Ewi*hsg Slrndd However, Robertson, poin.. Mary Hawthorne said the city's in. cs Is $40d9dilditik and the insurance* carrier While a(r*ng0wouldbeoo,sr.4 under the $1,015 rofeu to GOSIER, Guadeloupe (UP!)— In an apparent tactical break with tadItion, President Carter plans to submit next yea r's austerity federal1)udget to Congress before delivering the State of the Union message, aides say. White House aides Indicated Carter expected oudprotsstsand "gnashing of teeth" wbenhe sends the 1* fiscal year "austerity" budget to Capitol Hill on Jan. 22. His state ol the unlon message will be delivered In person two or '- threedys late'. charge. lbs plb i COst Of the ienovaI of the cowsdfltable with the city clerk, pillars and the fountain, Grier secretary, mayor and city add, totaled $1,480,aflofwhkh attorney to his left. the city med pay. City Clark - ; ; '' PASADENA, Calif. UP!— Pictures from Jupiter-bound Voyager 1, radioed 271 million miles through space to scientists on Earth, show considerable activity in the atmoaphêre - of the giant, gaseous plant.The space explorer, still 34 million miles from Jupiter and closing in on It at 30,360 mph, has sent back : nearly 100 pictures, Jet Propulsion Laboratory spokesman Don Bane said Monday. - business, other In By DONNA fFS Herald Staff Writes' - _ . Cas s elber r y: A New Cl,p ty Hall Chairman Jupiter Activity Detected - ...,. .s.c CASSELBERRY CITY HALL MINUS PILLARS CHICAGO UP! Prosecutors say they will seek the death penalty for John Wayne Gacy, who has been Indicted for seven of 32 slayings linked to him in the nation's worst mass murder case. A Cook County grand jury Monday indicted Gacy on charges he killed : seven young men who have disappeared since July 1975. - R.G. Brisson Dies; Sanford ._ • - - had voted for him as chairman thherla*o(ficialactafter$ '-'i, - -' - __m_ Police Panel , - -. - service. emergencies and transfer of patients from home-to-hospital, appoint Mrs. Lorinane mayor city attorney with the only no. It was almoimc.d that the If commsstonera are leaning patients are based in the from hospital to hospital or and Ray Leibensperger ,J': cast by Grant. new city well is expected to be toward providing the service in- county, will require a subsidy of from hospital to nursing home. seconded the motion. CoinLormann was named completed and on the Line ned However, Etchberger said missloners Stephen Barton and the city's representative to the week. house, Kaiser said It Is Im- $116,000 sonually. perative that the public safety Kaiser told the board no the county could expect no Commission Chairman J.R. Seminole County Council of The purchase of a Ford department be given authority matter which way It decides to more than a 50-50 split of these Grant voted against Mrs. Imal Governments. to prepare regulations on go, state law requires it hire a revenues if Herndon continues Lofiflafle's appointment. Grant named Ron Korb as his fros*end loader for OWN was protocol and procedures as soon medical director to monitor that aspect of the business new mayor expressed surprise appointment to the city's board approved over Grant's oband dluppolnlment that Grant adjustment. as possible and be authorized to emergency service and an locally. - • d - Former Mayor, Gerarti Connell, pointed out that the JUNE LORMANN proposed concrete pladt structure would be 50 fLt4 Herndon Ambulance Service or franchise to continue operating with Herndon could develop If is elected by commissioners the city clerk is no longer an while the city ordinance to go into the ambulance In the county. Currently the the county goes into the from among their number and elective office, but is appointed restricts the height of____ business, county has a shod-term con- business and Herndon con- as commission chairman has a by the commission. two-story. But whatever its decision, tract with Herndon, to expire tinues to provide transfer vote. Under the old charter the Goldberg nominated to Public Safety Director Gary the end of January, and service for patients. mayor was elected by the Lelbensperger as vice mayor interim city AI1I Kaiser told commissioners providing a $6,200 monthly Etchberger previously voters and was athnlnlnetratiye and Mayor Lcrmann passed the David Qiacey repor ted psrkf estimated a good share of the head of the city without a vote gavel to Goldberg in order to Monday, It will take a minimum subsidy. proble s on Dog Track Road of eight weeks from order of Herndon has said, however, costs of providing ambulance second the motion, which with veto power. delivery of necessary equipt- to continue the service, service, If the county went into passed 3-2 with Barton and and was told by the c111i4 Commissioner Lawrence Grant voting no. to enforce the city's parkini meet and a minimum of 6-to-I guaranteeing Seminole that the business, could be defrayed Go ld be rg made the motion months to initiate a full-blown three ambulances used for with revenue from transfer to Ned JulIan Jr. was renamed ordinance, would vote against her as she EATHER - .' •' •• WASHINGTON UP! With many foreign • news reporters seeking reserved seats jnvain, three anti-Castro Cuban exiles today faced trial for the 1076 murder of former Chilean ambassador to Washington, Orlando l4etelier. The entire U.S. District Court building was heavily guarded because U.S. District Judge Barrington Parker, who is to try the case, and assistant U.S. Attorney Eugene Propper recently were threatened. regulations. - 2 .-, -' -. Death Sought For Gacy ''1ILe 'cbith1tIsIO&'Ved advertise In the Journal of tlè Florida League of Cities for k' city administrator. ' - _ -"- 3 AntI.Castroit.s On Trial June Lormann 'JANE'gEIffiV Herald Staff.WrMr t .,. The Osceola Airfield near general's opinion calls for time Geneva hasn't been an official county employees who serve in Before the county considers airport except for emergencies the military reserve to receive changing county policy for the since World War II and the both regular county salaries 10 or so county personnel in the Seminole County Commission while away at training camp reserves, Commissioner Bill plan s to keep it that way and compensation from the Kirchhoff urged that it be Its major use In recent years federal government. • :.. ".- - ,. a determined If a time limit as ea._ coun., IIIWII M .:: LeL,wenUlr s aid pol icy would be included for the sanitary (thU been that county salaries personnel to receive their planes have landed there oc- has 1'.,.'were reduced y the amount county wages. casionall y with.. ill,i cit rug received by the personnel from caches. "Where do we call the line?" the federal government while In The County CommissIon in summer training. Policy also Kirchhoff asked, adding: "I workshop Monday turned down calls for county employees to wouldn't want to watch some a request from the New Tribes turn over to the county sums guy march off to the Far East Mission, a religious organiza- they receive for jury duty when for four years and day on the tion In the county, to locate a they are receiving their regular county payroll at the same '. mobile building at the site and county salaries at the same time." — DONNA ESTES Its alrptanes and to use aanall runway. County Administrator Roger Nelawender urged the board to deny the request, saying he ______ Lonawood Mayor J \ ST'S YOUR Basque Rebels Kill Jurist 44 :•-.-'-':' - - ROME (UP!) Right-wing terrorists firing submachine guns and hurling firebombs burst ; into the studios of an ultra-leftist radio , Tsd j an attack heard over the air. "Help. Help. They're killing us all," one of the participants ; in the radio program shouted. : - The Northern Plains region shivered through its eighth consecutive day of belowzero temperatures today, and thousands of people in Maine were still without power because of a snow and ice storm that glazed roads across the Northeast. Below-freezing' temperatures covered the entire nation except the West Coast and southern Florida. Skies were fair over most of the nation, with much of the Northern Plains experiencing belowzero readings. chariffle ømnn1 rniintv sn....j ...n...as a deputies. appears a knife was used to pry reported the Incident to polic. Mrs. Frawley was not at open a window, He said a MANARRESTED home when the incident oc- television set, amplifier and Nicholas Brown, 18, of Rt. , curred, she told investigators, tape recorder were taken. Sanford, was arrested Mond' There were no signs of forced by Sanford police and chargl entry into the residence, with retail theft in connectic$i authorities said. RAPE CLAIMED with a shoplifting incident gt HOUSE BURGLARY A 19-year-old rural Sanford Eagle Army and Navy diacowit Thieves broke into a home at 7435 Barnacle Court, girl who managed to break store in Sanford. Brown is accused of taking Goldenrod, and took mer- away from an assailant was chandise valued at $110 Sunday grabbed by him again and pair of bluejeans and a jackât night, according to sherlfrs raped, according to Seminole having a combined value if $28.76. Brown was released ( County Sheriff's deputies. deputies. The girl reported the Incident personal recognizance pendlzj Stephen Bowman, 25, who lives at the residence, said it Monday and said It occurred as a Jan. 12 court appearance. -- -: By United Press International BIKESTOLEN of Fern Park, according to - 8th Day Of Below-Zero A 10-speed bike worth $79 was stol en Monday afternoon fron the driveway at 146 Academy Ave., Sanford, according to *s owner E thel Pritchard w& weekend from its hiding place under a seat cushion at the - -': - she was walking along Sanford Avenue near 29th Street. An envelope containing $598 was taken sometime over the - after the voters decide his request in a special election next month. The tax increase Is intended to help the city erase its 3-week-old default on $15.5 million in short-term notes. U.N. action. Herald-Staff Writer _i _' workers. Mayor Dennis Kucinlch said the land sales, approved by the City Council Monday night, meant there would be no layoffs at least until country and would oppose any By LEONARD KRANSDORF County Ni x e s T ri b e Osceola Airport Bid . -'- CLEVELAND (UP!)— The City Council has approved the sale of $5.2 million in land to generate new cash for the city's payroll accounts and prevent layoffs of municipal aggression." The apparent collapse of the Pol Pot government, however, has thrown into doubt any U.N. action. The Vietnam-backed People's Revolution Council says It is In total control of the Department spokesman Hodding Carter III said Monday Vietnam's invasion "raises the danger of wider conflict" and the department Is concerned ., - .• take in the debate when he told reporters: "Vietnam Is guilty of Reports $598 Gone oil Tugs Circle Blazing Tanker .' of a Soviet troop buildup on China's border, but sources said the United States is concerned the Soviets will either create, or threaten to create, military border Incidents to divert Chinese troops. - , Cleveland OKs Land Sales To Halt Worker Layoffs Fern Park Woman soldiers. There was speculation in Tehran that Bakht iar's failure could lead to a right-wing COUP. - They could not confirm reports • -, "that the regional conflict could involve other players." The United States already has supported U.N. Security Council action on the conflict, and Hoddlng Carter foreshadowed the position America will State Department officials report a further buildup of Chinese aircraft and troops on Vietnam's northern border. '. * - unpopular because of widespread killing by '.-. ! .,i,4., '?'.,1 Tuesday, Jan. 9,97P-3A • -, L.& _ - -- - -_ L-__• ' - - %... - .•i:"•' �Evening Ifendd The Lady handed me the license plate with a Around (UPS 4$I.2$O) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771. Area Code 305-3fl-11 or 831-9993 wondered If the smile was out of cointaey or If she had no some humor in my tag, REF $41. You on, 241 just happens to be my weight. License tags provide considerable humor for Motorists, and anyone wtsapende much time on the rqad certa in to make notes o the variouspreflxes 9 Tuesday, January 9, 1979-4A - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, 118.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, - W $20.60; Year, $40.00. more than a third of the 43 million Turks under law, the bloodshed have been halted alted may And that, according to Prime Minister Bulent Ecevit, Is nothing less than a challenge 'to ) - national unity, There are In the Turkish developments both similarities &W marked differences to the içheaval in nelthtborjp4 Iran. The clashes have Involved Shifts Moslems, whose faith Is also that of me** of uftyhey But 1', ti a The FEC Is a mddel of prosecutorial LU! In dealing with those who fall to meet the legal deadline for filing detailed reports listing campaign receipts and expenses. . Among the recent targets In that category were two inmates at the federal penitentiary In Marion, Ill, who declaredthemselves candidates for president in W76, an act that requires only completion of a simple FEC registration form. have not been directed against the government but at another sect, the Sunnis. And ethnic hostilities enter In. The trouble areas are heavily populated by Kurds, a people spilt among Turkey, Iran and Iraq. Kurdlgh separatists, who have carried on a guerrilla wir BUSINESS WORLD But when the prisoners Ignored the FEC's subsequent demands for quarterly financial reports, the commission dispatched a series of letters and telegrams threatening court action and other dire consequences. however, Is that the Iranian revolution Is Inlarge pad Installations by the early 1990," Guldrey said. causedbyenddIrectedagalngthego,ss )s "From our standpoint the market for our self' efforb to moderniss the country according to t6 serve electronic equipment would appear to paflern of the lndustrlaj, democratic West,. By LEROY ADAM bar Daly, the Chicago man who.e red, white and FORT WAYNE, lad. (UP!) The way blue Uncle Sam costume was the hallmark of his America fills Its gas tank Is changing and 10 is have almost wdhnited potential. perennial but Ineffectual campaign for the the service station pump. Anothr reason Is the very real possibility of Turkey has already gone a considerable presidency. "Before long, many service stations will a rise In the price of gasoline to more than $1 per distance dDWfl that road, Mting a half c.4 become just gasoline pumping depots," said J. J. gallon In the near future. I believ, that ago with the collapse of th. Ottoman Vmple. While on his deathbed In a hospital, was FECdemands Gukirey, president and chairman 01 TOkheIIn possibility should be considered is probability The founder of modern Turkey, Kemal Atatgk, still receiving - and Ignoring lad Corp., one of the nation's largest pump with the only question remaining being when." pushed through his modernization program with that he account for every penny spent In his manufacturers. When the price hits $1, Guidry believes, the a determination which, In many respects, makes campaign. To the dismay of the commission, he "There won't be as many. Places that have died without filling U.S. motorist will finally be forced by necessity Iran's Shah look half-hearted In cornparlsoq. mechanIcs or other auto services won't have conserve. Finally, there's the case of John Mama, a 61Among other Innovations, Alaturk fostered the Guidry said the company's primary business developmopg of political parties. The failure- of year-old Navy veteran of World War II who pa" One Indication of the trend Is the "comely will Continue to be fuel pumps stumbled Into the W15 campaign as a candidate the to do likewise has been snggeded In Wfl that shows gallons and price on although there Is room to move for a House seat from New Hampshire. recent n' mono cause of the vehernenc of gital displays the electronic numbers found as meters for oil tanker, or pipelines. The would the opposition to his policies. Iran In' Mama' only response to FEC deman s for full di d transition on calc ul ators and watches, Th are now found ey , gasoline sold by the liter disclosure was a telephone call to Washington channels ic 4t lacks for expressing polit al and social om ' the metric squlvalerd of a quart announcing that he had solicited no money, rom other than rioting In the streets. although more are concentrated In the western w think the bethr soliglon to this dilemma received none and spent none. would be to thang. to the metric system which Ii Not that Turkey has been any dsmociiLk But the commission wasn't satisfied with that The new pumps can be programmed to common in the rest of the world. Hue, disclaimer. It filed suit against Adams In federal verthe paragon. It has seen enough of coups and strongFederal EnergyAgency, for psychological arm go,ernms In recant decades to be fully court, then dispatched a lawyer to Cod, dispense gas and even collect money as f5Qls, 'rigid Ild that its =it of f" with the politics of power at Its most N.H., to demand both conviction and fin, for operated vendors or minicomputers which ac capt a credit card and print out a receipt. messimaot failure to complete the of ficial remain in gallons since i a gallon basic. But through it all, the multiparty system hearing Guldiey said the devices are almost tamper. sounds a lot higher than Its equivalent 0191 cents has survived and an .isatIaHy parliamentary Main' failed to appear at the court a liter." and the government won its case. ituientlaja prooL form of government has continued to function. "One attendant can mçervlse more than a Guidry said the company also Is involved In federal ocIals than tracked & finding him In a retired soldiers' home In dozen pumps from a control booth and never development of Intake fuel pumps for passengerWith the special CNS of pre.dvll war Lebsnn, a hybrid soclety that was atypicalof the region jn Massachusetts and forcing him to mi out the have togst out to wipe a window or tab out anoil cam dipstick." Y req)Ids, Tufty long has been a hear' "In order to mist the fuel omissions T1111$$ of a functioning (even If Im rjcb wMgMiam Guidesy's Fort Wayo.based corporation got requirements of the EPA and thempt*mp4 WOW Bid the FEC dl'played no In fuel economy,' he UK"the major perfectly) democracy In a Moslem society. when a national mpI4lw alleged that a I=& Into the pumping business at the turn of the cob" wit h the development of the a*doinobtis automobile maniactzrvs are looking to new raising aids to Sen. Lloyd Bentse,', DTux., Now, It too finds Its d'b''y and unity company turned to the lM.et electronIc electronic fueling systems." rsqu.d a campaign cordrthsdlon from a The IhesetIned by religious forces. The curried H. said most would need NO presseS fuel TwM espsrlsnce-taken Into cosnideretii an of representative unidentified developm ents when changes In the availability and marketing of petroleum products aiated a anupo sb'illar to those his company developed with the 4lULy that has Characterisid odw "'t.rvanom courstq." for new methods for h andling and previously. He said the firm was under contract uggs throughout do modemworld, often The federal law specifically prohibits need to supply tad units for ma automaker lets this very different In the details but with religion so solicitation of political donations from citisem of 0 "From Iniormetloli at our disposal it Is OW yew. other countries. But the commission d often a significant or iiun* f1ctoringp4 that eoii1c dispt The market for such devices, he said, cod suggest that there Is something 'Inovqati, invIgate the charge, cloning that the considered O$$mifll to ISIS million early In the between IiIn and th mapal article dI't pro,tk enough . and computing devices will completely replace e modern, democratic mr4'-'$eel gasoline computing pumps In new 10L formation. S - - - - - Never mind that government spends 43 cents of every dollar earned In this country and takes almost $10,000 In direct and indirect taxes from the average family; never mind that federal tax rates begin at 14 percent and go as high as 70 percent, there will be no tax relief this year unless there Is a recession because Ways and Means Chairman Ullman says so. But what can we expect? If all we could get from Congress In an election year wu a highly touted tax cut that, In fact, offered no net relief, is It realistic to look for anything better In an off-year like 1979? JACK ANDERSON BERRY'S WORLD . I Phon . e Tap L inks M'afIa To . - LIIL of j SE A tak* I i i CleS E . t C S p. Kmasdy, Involved Maui t= itffidstheMofla)...YouhadtoWpenstrstlos should take a ___ $ssd M.... Mw HosI Ar condwo ed Phu' 46900twt ToRATIC ) 11 J FK S laying "By 1913," Salerno told the comWee, "the organised cme leader a PPladIip&*, IWId mar the job was dens.The third eareption was WAflNGTON - In a racad cohen'. we the conFBIhad reported that the ni* hde1g of mplittdaccwMspldw.of MdMkld*withey AIM d, the 1* murder of a as Oty, M, connection w$$htemurdor wbowudelngvhuaadwhirethsywer,dejg to Prdeet Zaemdy. 'With Kausdy, a gay sWatireori -W*ourdrests,r,t (.JkI DA1 .4LI of the orpLi" The M, for the __ s _m t In Is Isfomos heetory, was sosed, t;k1, A rkne bed an PRO Ntraisclpt 01 a W.rijad 01 M" It Im 11111 moo Is 0110 Trofficente to Lie Has "y Ciswa$d and (of -ub kah1I) , . ad A& ow... aid stay asetp"i," Baby. ' *811 I,• Somebody shield kit the by a lower-echelon mower. The tIFavi (espletive liMed). I 'een it. l'--- to Osd...R* In the Whiva Ifoss. Soenshedy's et The four thoga ad the Miso whe sd ti to get rid 01 t (esileti,. deleted)." WVugMadcoavids& WN No _ _ -1 Ap with the Iraqis off and on for decades, have takin advantage of the disorder to push their on cause. Electronic Gas Pumps? A similar FEC cam" was mounted against In other words, taxes are no longer regarded as simply the means of paying the government's bills, b.4 political and economic levers to be manipulated at the whim of Congress. Mr. Ullman's 1980, we need not be reminded, Is an election year. .' threat has not been removed. twe: 0111111004110 i1v 1 I' *104*n X11111110 or __ be" nd III .a_:: fle hierarchy. asked$aIern.wketthe The I of. . pulIsg evidont 01 a Mofis kOr4sheram er'r Xdy sheetIng in ly P had the Ondilo adeaftdoWslow wad Kossdy is provided bye' Mpduu, was wi kjdiuleal, : ebo di b "niL" k Is ropert, the wh laid derworid figure. '- 11ives, in -s then * '1 sheeld kID the ibels (I-us) u-pallet I . foes C*fli'$ coy miorn *wntty, volumes 01 trauidpls made hem F$1 Wad W mothw, the ' bee." 1iiridaathsk mao * Fr--- t, ' face -s trasd of a toppul suvar.-tIs vii a the tn*'nul s's sop den. figure. Raigh J use, k_ s ri1ii4aics to ma in the ISIS race. ecsrto ni,,g aethslty on crsd shes, 01 May, 1199, two (N Ns figure 1 New 'urip1 kM.. 'i.ut 01 Psiiel 5191011111 Cummul .8 uiuu dii's r±,M.g York td shad the attoiwy iii srs .aopsnissd ersls p iirpjj ,wd.Mi,, 'aimao "oz-*s" The .qut, hewevar, vii acheu.hi Isee Wend to usE the lop Th aveainW$dssp *1adlhe cii IMii.,vth. LCI 5. ths reds. Tv, 01 u'urs al_w ft ptgj we-'s: 1SSacM .ad1 hatred 01 the ICusedy bredher ad cy," IJS Utter. "ti the e' lldiskertr. --1 iid empty diad p Is h$ dee, , ; Aisnay 4]airal T' vi Vidit ± ad Adem 111 sheetIng 01 Joe God al ry Piety, ft X10111101 nin" P=01 Of the he at Js I 1. AbSt ft aes,Aagóke,the -ad1 bft 1uPthe hk assdiIddirdy PeseePuty. • S S kU S , S S • S ' •', M ____ ' S S ! nd now It Is my pleasure to pirnnt to thu aij'a Waste and Fraud Award ... ".., __ , S '.5' S , S • S - 5 S -- - I - -- " ' ' S . -. S •.- - . - - - . ' - ': * - - rest of his life." Rice Monday signed a sevenyear contract worth $5.4 million, making the American League Most Valuable Player the highest paid performer in total salary In all of baseball. The deal, according to a source close to the negotiations, calls for Rice to receive a "a real big amount of money up front." In terms of yearly salary, the source said, Rice will not be the highest paid player. "He's the best player and he's the best paid," said Rice's attorney, Tony Pennacchia. "He's financially secure for the Red Sox GM Haywood Sullivan announced the signing during a late afternoon news conference at Fenway Park. He I .-. called the pact "in terms of length and monetary considerations, the most valuable contract ever given to a Red Sox player." The contract involves renegotiating the last two years of Rice's existing pact, estimated at $150,000 a year, and extends through an additional five years to 1985. It also contains a notrade provision for an unspecified number of years, but has no WHEE! WILLIE incentive clauses, which Rice said works to the detriment of himself and the team. "I have said right along that I wanted to stay in Boston and continue to play for the Red Sox," a smiling Rice said. 1 also knew I could count on the Red Sox for fair negotiations. I'm extremely happy with this new deal. I'm happy these negotiations are over, and now I'd like to concentrate on by Alan Maer 1,-I 17/1 P,45F0,41t 4/,4I Of CAME 1 4UO7/Y6, ,YOJV 6O4VG 01Y, 7yE ifM/C /'8fl,/. 7P6q jw,'c# IoroAl7'c,qtzY 14 7 R1C,PNT Dec. 3 Oiler Victory 41f - negotiations, calling them professional and fair. Rice terrorized opposing pitchers in W78, leading the major leagues in six hitting categories including home runs and RBI. The 25-year-old Anderson. S.C., native became the first American League player since 1937 to hit for more than 400 total bases. Rice said he felt no pressure toward signing. adding he was already tinder contract for two more years. But he said he was happy at the prospect of not having to become a free agent. Sullivan and Pennacchia said they were pleased by the tU Ix4///MOO hurts a lot of guys. It's a hassle and everybody gets on you, Rice said. I.• e9I.I. What Will Henderson Say? ' DALLAS (UPI) The countdown has begun. Not necessarily the countdown to the Super Bowl, but the countdown until Thomas Henderson has something to say about the Pittsburgh Steelers or - - Goxl things come to those v,ho wait. I think free agency .#uuiu '..uuiiiuuwii IVCOB, CAME 7119 coerro playing and helping the club catch the Yankees in 179." F't.l.11.. co tt17/O4 "They had that attitude from PITI'SBURGH (UP!) If the same team they defeated, Pittsburgh Steelers' Coach 21-17, in Super Bowl X, the the beginning of training Chuck Noll, had to pinpoint any Dallas Cowboys, who handily camp," he said. "They all one game during the regular won this year's NFC champion- wanted It very badly. Sitting out 'season when his team began to ship, 28.0, over the Los Angeles a couple years, not being a part of It, whets your desire even look and play like a club bound Rams Sunday. Both the Steelers and the more. The older veterans were for the Super Bowl, it would be the 13-3 victory over the defending NFL champion Cow- vocalizing It right from the ,,Houston Oilers at the As- boys will be trying for an tin- beginning, and It was just a precedented third Super Bowl matter of the younger players trodome Dec. 3. "That w4p a big game for us, v1cto' when they meet at the who hadn't been there picking no doubt," Noll said Monday, Orange Bowl In Miami Jan. 21. up on it. And they did. The thing "That win In Houston proba- the team wanted more than referring to the game that .,assured the Steelers the AFC bly started things going," Noll anything was getting back In Central Division championship, said. "That's as good a point as the Super Bowl." .Noil was reviewing the Stee- any to pick. But we probably "I think we have the potential ',.lers' campaign for a berth In were learning all year just what to be a fine football team. We Super Bowl XIII, won with an It would take to get there." have yet to do It. We're playing But Noll said his team had the much better offensively (than ,'asy 346 victory over the same OlIers In Sunday's AFC chain- proper attitude for winning a during the other Super Bowl championship long before that years). Defensively we're playpionship game. The Steelers will be playing game In Houston. Ing as well, well almost, maybe..." Noll's caution probably stemmed from his philosophy that a team "never arrives," a .. . 1-:philosophy he vocalizes frequently In hopes of keeping his team from being overconfident. By MURRAY OLDERMAN Noll said the squad will actice Wednesday, Th ursday pr I -* - a WIU IF riaay. country that had been the MIA,aat's most stable. Ankara had to call the troops out to quell sectarian rioting that took more than a hundred lives In a broad region of southern Turkey. With t had It for awhile." Rose's reign lasted a little more than one month. What Turned Steelers? And now Turkey. As if the chaos in Iran were not enough of a threat to a region In which so much of the world has a stake, religious strife has erupted in the As a result, both the commission and the law face growing criticism from those who once viewed the statute as one of the most significant governmental reforms of the 197 but now are disenchanted with the double standard of enforcement. recession." .. I -'1 By DON GRAFF reduced to harmless pussycats whenever they're pressed to investigate the president, members of Congress or other Influential politicians. The outlook for tax relief is quite slim. Ways and Means Chairman Al Ullman announced a few weeks ago that "a new income tax cut isn't needed before 1980, unless the economy goes into a • Rig; - - Our real problem is the federal tax windfall from cost-of-living pay raises that push taxpayers into higher brackets, robbing them of the means to meet inflated prices. The federal treasury is feeding off inflation to the tune of about $20 billion this year, thanks to the failure of Congress to shield taxpayers through indexing that would take the inflation rate into account. ___r ' - As worrisome as these Increases are, it must be said that Congress had little choice but to keep Social Security solvent through higher taxes. Nevertheless, current rates represent about all the traffic will bear. .1 • But those officials the members and staff of the Federal Election Commission (FEC) are earners. - The Trouble In Turkey snarling tigers, Amazingly, the Social Security tax, which was only $60 in 1940 and $374 as late as 1970, now exceeds the income tax paid by half the nation's wage BOSTON (UPI) Jim Rice and Pete Rose were en route to Orlando, Fla., last month, Rice for a promotional venture and Rose after signing his $3.3 million contract with the Philadelphia Philhies. "I'm going to take the crown away from you," Rice said, referring to the contract, which made Rose the game's highest paid player. "That's okay with me," Rose responded. "At least I know I famous - - each employer and employee to a stunning $3,045 by 1987, or about 14 percent of the nation's income. $5.4 Million Pact In Pocket, Rice Wants A Winner My problem with tag No. REF 241 Is not being able to gd4 new one after a couple months on my recent diet. Coances are, someone has already told the license for sticking to diets. tag office that I'm not WASHINGTON (NEA) When pursuing harmless eccentrics, inmates at federal prisons and others with little power, the government officials who enforce the law affecting the financing of campaigns for federal office are Annual increases scheduled to keep the Social Securlty system afloat will take the tax paid by , fenalve," said Tyre."We are just keeping the Personally, I chuckle when I :n a pragnant woman delving a DUE. Pin an looking for a liquor truck with the tag ABC, a weightlifter with AAU, Concord automobile with AMC and a nurse with CCU. There are an assortment of names ADA,ANN, Tuesday, Jan. 9, 197-5A I VIEWPOINT FEC, Get Serious Last fall, before the November elections, there was much fanfare in Washington when President Carter signed the $18.7 billion tax-cut bill approved by Congress. The general idea was the average citizen would get a tax break In 1979. Right? Wrong. Actually, as most of us will learn when we receive our first paycheck this month, the tax bite in 1979 will be bigger than ever. Congress levied more th an it lightened. Most wage earners will have more money withheld because of higher Social Security taxes and cost-ofliving pay increases that pushed them into higher tax brackets. Like an Alice-in-Wonderland nightmare, U.S. taxpayers have to run faster and faster just to stay in the same place. And some can't keep up. During the last two years, the average factory worker's pay has increased 23 percht while his federal tax bill zoomed by 80 percent #nd his Social Security by 27 percent. As of Jan. 1, the maximum amount of salary taxed for Social Security went from $17,700 to $22,800, accounting for a tax of $1,403.77, or $332.92 more than last year. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. : channel open." ANGL E.WAL TERS No Way SPORTS They are still looking "Everyone has something different that Is of. pretty well looking for someone with a weird sense of humor." Ray's personal favorite Is the DUE %6 type. mie swe BY JIM MAYNES Tax Break? prefix they would prefer. "I have not seen or even heard of anything oh. jedlonable in Florida," said Ray. "I think thp did their homework pretty well. Even the tags when personalized tags are ordered, they screen them I noticed recently that motorists in Iowa objected to their prefix of GAY, and were sending their tags back for more Inconspicuous ones. of F! seems tohavp done Its homework pretty well on that subject. After scanning the extensive list of prefixes on Sunshine State plates,, there doesn't seem to be The Clock ANN are issued to persona named Ann. Dto for any of the other tag name.. The director of license tag operations in Tallahassee Is Jerome Tyre, who not long ago sent out a memorandum to all agencies that tag prefixes that were considered offensive would be eliminated. this area is not being able to give comers the which appear on the rear ends of can on our highways. A few of my favorites are ACE, CAR, GAS, HER, MAN, CUZ and CPR. __ BtA, DEB, SEE, DEL, EMY,FAY, HAL and ZAC, Included. It would be interesting to know that out J the say, how many of the * cbütkne with anything that even a Southern Baptist preacher would object to. Troy Ray, the head of the tag department In Seminole Coiity, says the only problem he has in &nhIe, and after looking at the inscription, I N \4 l"L. 'Thomas. giving you a compliment is like pouring gasoline on a fire." The Cowboys will not return to work until Wed'iesday af' ternoon and when they do there will be some players nursing -' / 6#a/04 Iø'7.4' bruises From the rugged NF'(' anything else, 222 ooro Henderson, who has given championship battle. 226 "2 The most seriously injured of himself the nickname "Ilolhr 1W1Rff7, the group is defensive tackle put on quite an off-the; miemu performance last week ui advance of the Dallas-Los Angeles NFC championship game. And then, In what must have been a galling site to the Rams, he put on a pretty fair on-thefield performance as well capping the 28.0 Dallas win by intercepting a pass and running it back 68 yards for a score. I'm not a villain," Benderson tried to explain afterwards. "I'm just the best linebacker in football. I'm the best linebacker to ever play football. I don't know why I'm not All Pro. '1 was Just having some fun (with comments before th e game to the effect the Rains (ild Distributed by King Features Syndicate. not have enough class to go to the Super Bowl). The things I 10005 1LX= said about the Rams were not personal. I was just giving the Y 'Q. Whet I. the' height and weight of the smallest player. ______________________________________________________________________________ fans something to pull for. i .0117 playing In the Natlesal F.ethall League? J. Carter, "Wasn't that touchdown run .)ikRIdge,Tess. great? Jodat (Jim Jodat, who Fifth Game I MjflOI DuBose 'If you're counting kickers, I would have to say the honor goes to 1 00 3.20 was chasing Henderson on the 3 SanhiEloria 15.10 5.00 1.20 n.s êliIl "-"Jim Breech, the 54,155-pound, fleld goal hooter who was signed at 1 Alava-Enrique 5.10 1.10 interception return) is sup. 0(17)1110; P(7.I) 103.60; J(Il. the end of the season by the Oakland Raiders (he was drafted 2 Medina.AItu 1.10 4) 239.10. Time 31.73. OANDO.SIMIN0LE rn. posed to be their fastest man. 0(1.3) 31.00: P (31) 144.00. MONDAVMATINU ,.,orlglnally by Detroit). If you're looking for a heavy-duty guy, the Twelfth Race, so, D Did you see me smoke him?" Si* Sixth0mm. First Game 1 Shtty Sharon 19 60 000 360 nod might to to Robert Woods, the kick returner and wide receiver 1 Aidana.Ei.xpe 20.10 7.20 5.10 1 Leque.Juan 27.60 16.40 9.60 2Acidadi% There are two weeks of work 11 00 1 40 450 4.60 6Si Kido 31.10 22.10 2 Alberb.Urquldi : the Houston Oilers who claims he's 57 and weighs 170, though I LequeQulola 1 10 and discussion before the 3.10 22.10 6 UrizarEchave he's probably fudging. Walter Payton's little (but older) brother I EchanoColdo 0 (2.4) 72.60; P(4.2) 176.70; T Cowboys and Pittsburgh Steel0 (2.7) $3.00; P (7'2) 130.30. 0 (1.1) 60.60: p (14) 313.70. 61 033.00; Time 3.50. .,Eddie, a runner for Detroit, is Just a shade bigger than Woods. ers Seventh Game meet Secand Game for Super Bowl XIII in A- 2,327; Handle $200.59. .,.,Q. Some people say Fran Tarkenton, the great li-year veteran 3 Aldana.Quiola 11.10 ISO 3.40 $ CachoArca 11.60 160 5.20 MONDAY NIGHT Miami, so Henderson has a 1.60 1.40 1.40 3.50 3 Jose 9.111. 01 the Minsesota V'k'q', holds all quarterback records. Hew 7 Aib.rtElorza DKI.TONA- The list for gold First Race, 5.16. 0 while to warm up. Perhaps he 4.20 I Tandy Dandy 5.10 2 PitaUrquldl 1320 4 40 1.20 any does he really hold? Jeff Turley, Coeur d-Aleie, Idehe. 1 L.sque.Urquldi sponsors for the Deltona Open 0 (3.5) 44.1$: P (53) 103.60: Big0 5 Sweet Pickles Q (3•7) 36.41; Pp.7) 121.30; 00 (I. 5.40 5.60 will remain fairly silent, but the The major records he holds are for most career passes at- 3) 739$, has reached 94, already in(3.1 with 35) 1,311.00. 7 Dodo Moss o so chances are he will not. Eighth Game Third Come 1041 tour tempted, completed, yards gained and touchdown tosses which suri ng the Feb. 0(1.1) 25.50; 1(11-i) 700.50; Time As Coach Tom Landr y said 80 1.20 4.10 6 Medina.Zubi 16.50 9.00 4.20 32.07. successful namnent most Is a fairly clean sweep. There are some other Incidentals, such as 27 Arota.AItu earlier this Pita.Eiexp. 350 3.20 hiender1.10 1.60 3 Arta.Zarre Second Race, 5.16, c 11lCney.raiSim1g year. :.th season records for attempts and completions, set jint this 3 ZatueeItla 2 Ajurla.Enrlque 3.10 5,5 IVaquero 5.10 240 1.20 son was awarded a game ball: 0 (3.6) 40.00: P (4-3) 96.00. ;. year. And the Tarkenton record keeps growing because it locks Q (27) 59.60: P (3-7) iff.911. lCd,ln 420 1 too The Florida PGA makes i ts Ninth Game FewthOams 3TalIy Helen le he'll be coining back In '79, the option year of his contract. 3 Urizar.Pers: annual stop in Deltona on that 11.10 5.10 2.10 10.10 5.10 4.00 1 0111 0 (67) 22.00; P ( 4- 7) $0.10; T ( 4- 7' .'The Vikings might up his salary to half a million. S isidro 1.40 3.40 3)360.40; DO (16) 43.20; Time 31.7$. 2 Slmon.Elorza 5,40 4 weekend, and it is the highlight 3.20 $40 2 Alava Third Race, S.I4,M Q. We have ikadsy night feothall and Meadsy ilght baseball. 7 Leque.Andre of the season at Deltona. 0 (IS) 40.10: P (1.5) 131.30. 37.20: P (3-2) $4.70 DD (3. 1.10 3.20 3.00 2 Ask Him ty night basketball? has aayens thought of suck a. 31 Q(23) by met The Deltona schedule opens 1 11.11. 3 Running Foot 3,00 3.10 W of sperts us wield watch U 'idea? i'm sure that large Filth Game Feb. 3 with the gold sponsors IMilerMan 3.10 Deasy Baymsid, 4 Sara-Enrique 1020 0.60 loch a program would be started. 0(23)11.60; P (23) 27.00; T (2•3. tourney. Next is the mini2 AtavaArca 150 3.50 41 $1.00; Time 31.10. flksburg. W.V.A. on Feb.? and Ladles First 7 Medina-Juan 6.20 SANFOIDORLAND0 Fourth Race, 3.16, M CBS Is having a tought enough time as it Is selling pro basketthe pro-am on Feb. 9. 0 (2.41 40.50: P (42) 136.00. MONDAY MATINEE 6HauteCouture 16.50 1.40 250 Sixth Game 2Split First Race, $-l6.D 1.00 2.10 ball as a weekend Item. The numbers JiM haven't been there to The complete list of gold The high school basketball 1 Otu.Pscez $60 5.20 r B e 2.10 2 Broth e ar I Mary Bannon 940 4.00 2.50 2.20 a regular NBA games Into prime time on basis. In .project the sponsors: 2 Josiieltla 4.10 2.50 3 Kid Boots 940 1.20 0 (2.6) 25.50; P (4.2) 72.60; T M. beat continues In Seminole fact, the baseball experiment In that Monday night slot has been 6 Atbert.Ectavs Jerry Robinson, M. .i. 3.40 ljones Boy 4.20 4)142.60. Time 32.26. County tonight with three 0 (1-2) 42.01ij P (12) 134.10, t.pistty much a bomb. Pro football still rules on the tube for at0(23) 40.40: T (3-3.1)334.00. Time Fifth Race, 3.16, D Edgemon, Saron Phar. games dotting the schedule. Sev.ffiG.me 31.01. I Manatee Purey 26.40 15.20 240 'tractlng big money. maceutical, hiustar, Griffin & 1 Aldana.Javl 7.20 11.20 240 SRocktown Dream second Race, S.1e,C 4.10 2.20 It will be lake Brantley at S Zate.Arca 410 1.20 3Celsno 6.20 3.20 3.00 IWrlght Debra 2.20 Seminole at Lake S Plta.UrqIdI 3.10 251g Favor 3.00 3.60 0 ( 5•6)30.40;P(6.5) 104.40:T(6.S. Deltona Rexall Drugs, Howell and Kissimmee at 0(1.1) 37,40; P (14) $7.11; Big IWhirlIng Francis 12.10 1)104.40. Time 32.03. Iluamann & Backrach, 1.. Neall (1.2 wIth I-I) M.N. Oviedo Sixth Race, 1.16,1 0(3.3) 14.61: P (3.3) 41.11: T (3.7. 8 p.m. varsity COfl A i % .~ Bottomley, Proctor Custom . Game 4) 711.50: OD (33) 33.00, Time 6 Wright Atfaired 1.00 2.50 2.60 tests with junior varsity en3 MidlnaElorza 11.10 4.60 3.10 31.17. 1 Mercury Scott Homes; 2.50 3.10 I Alava.Zarr. 360 210 5 Krf'Iia 1.00 counters slated to begin at 6:30. Third Race, 5.16, 66 iongwood Lincoln-Mercury, 2 Aria-Juan 4.20 IYankee Tina 0(14) 11.00 ; P(4-I) 24.30, 1(6) 360 2.60 2.20 Orange City Telephone, O (3-I) 25.40; P (34)7131, 2Easy Flex 1.60 210 5)01.20. Time 31.70. Nie*Game 3OpGo.r Southeast Bank Deltona, Seventh Pace, 5.Iö,c 4.40 10108 14.00 11.60 340 lWiiciiIt Ann 3050 21.20 9.10 0(3.4) 14.45: P (47)23.70; T (4.2. Clyde Landis, Graham Meade, the ely stern to have asi UI Russell Q. Are Dan C 6 Urizar 6.10 6.10 3) 43.55; Time 31.97. 2Fiirty 9.60 6.00 blesses playerh.CesCbls is the NBA? - Jeff Greedy, P& French, Reynolds Securities, 3 Alava 4.11 SNana Edna Fe4lrtN Race, $.16,M 4.60 0(14) 77.00; P (14)173.71. 1st Fed. S&L. of Mid-Florida, 6Rlch Promise 0(2.4) 1)3-lisP (4.2) 364.20; T 435.00 330 2.40 Qty, Via. Teeth Game 3 Fancy On* 340 260 3.2)252.10. Time 31.63. Croonis High's freshman Florida Bank of Deland, player-coach. Among the new about being a ".No, there's not Medina 17.00 1.40 1440 4 Big Rig Eighth Race, S.16,C 3.40 team basketball chalked up a Burnett Corp., Frank Warriors and of the Golden State 6 Zaire tuuui* head man, Al Attiss 2.10 2.10 5.20 3.20 240 0(34)11.40; P (63) 64.40; T (4-3. 3 Estee Lauder lopsided 68-25 victory S Manoio Stoudenmire, Security First 2.10 lchatelaine 4)19.11; Time 33.31. 4.00 210 of the Seattle Supersonics both began their Iy Wilbans 0(64)76.29:P(I4)333.15,DD(I3Manat.eMaxine PittItl.c.,$-14, 3 winless Lake Howell Monday Fed., Dynamic Properties. vC* careers while MIII In uniform as active lackcowt nan. I) $7.40. 3Mr GInger 14.40 4.00 3.10 0(36) 11.20; P(33) 21.90; T(34 night, Sam Summers' 18 Jennie Allen, Steve Sirkin 1114180 0400 4 Manatee Spiffy 1.60 3.50 2) 252.10. Time 31.63. 'oW all the way back, Buddy Jiemitte was the player-coach of its main offensive points Const., P Urlur.ls*o Bob McKee, Andy 21.41 16.00 6.10 SPrimery Force lace, 3.10 Ninth $.16,C titi. In 1047-40. And NBA Baltimore Bullets when they won the 7 Simon-Andre 11.10 13.10 0(3.4)77.3$1P(3.4) 1I1.31,T(3.4. ISnob Appeal 1.10 1.20 4.10 Carraway, James deGanahl, nioun were ethers. .loSiEdiave 7.40 11 321.41. Time 31.69. 3 Bossy Scott 4.20 Crooms now stands 12-2 and Deltona Med. Arts Center, Fred AwIt I wield In w whoa the average makes airs m.ey 4 0(1.1)114.11: P (1-7) 161* Sixth lace. 1-16,A S Ginger Luv 1.20 travels to Kissimmee Wed- Wigand, Harvey Schefsky, Twoft Game I Norma Crash 17.50 530 Q (I•3) 24.40: P (13) 74.11: T 340 (1.3. (eMbeD or brIthal plays? -Das WWls., 3 kn.Zarre a 5.30 3.10 2.10 3 Frmmc Fatale 6.30 2.10 1) 223.00. Time 31.94. nesday and Leesburg Saturday. Deltona Med. Arts Pharmacy, s,e Calm 530 3.10 1 Dill's Cop 3 AIvrl..Arc. Teeth Race, S-Il, A 2.10 Deltona Transformer; Of CR00665: Butler 40 I, Howard 3 7.40 0(2.1) 3145: P ($3) 91.51: T ($7. 6 Dill's No 9.20 $40 1.20 s. The gays In the short pants dill rule the oeoe'onk roost. Last 4 Alava.isldro 06,Brewington 215, Sutton 102, Frank Clontz, lem Largen, V O U')) 19.45: P (14) 51.11, 1410 I) 00.11, Time 31.71. 4 Relgh Court 7.20 1.20 :.ff$wes.I rod bad the average basketball salary at $110,905 per (14w1*aI4-1)11L90;(7lwi*eu.3) 1 SparkyScoti Isvse*lace,516,C 3.00 Summers l2lI, Pringle l 19, Litton Flagship Bank oi Sanford, 102, Hogan 102, Johnson 201. 't'annum (pi4Iy delven higher now by the $110,115 contract of 15330 2HI1IIe Scott 11.50 1.00 3.00 0(46)24.60; P (64) 62.40; T (4.4. Warren P3trick, Hen Simpson, JonesOIl, Edwards 306. Gray ii. A - 1,143; Hoeft $100.41'. 4C1C'sGary 13.00 13.00 1)116.20. Tim* 31.61. Zhv1d Thompson); baseball at P0,010 end football at 111,011 The 3, Barnes 000. Totals 30664. David Theis, Mack Cleveland, MONDAY NICK? IGoHarry 430 Eleventh Race , $-14D latter too have also gene up, thoi the NFL management people LAKE HOWELL: Avis 4210, PkstSami 0 134 49.15: P (2.4)112.35, 3' 13. $DpenddOn 4.00 3.00 3.00 Medicare Supply Co. 11.10 4.11 3.39 4-1) 301.411i Time 33.03. 7 Calton Jones 6.10 550 Grant 201. Reer 000. Green 1 0 $vs bee Iagprdy In providing up4adate loformetlon to the 31 Arota.JavI Pan Am Bank of DeBary. Cook 2, 00.0, Kimble 2.15, Roehm, Pita.ieitla 4.00 340 II*lsce,$I4,c 5$enatorSam 124, Santos 000, Harold 0 00, Deltona Country Club, Deltona I Leue.Peres 3 4 3 HI Carry 1.10 2.10 3.40 0 (74)11.11; P (1-7) "Q.WbMhyesthseiut$l.rVspeMklMuJUa 0(13) 13.1e P (II) $7.31 Bader 00Om Hart 000. Totals 105. Inn, Coin Buyers of America, IMkk'sOutlaw 330 2.10 1)10141. Time 31.01. SI. "rlubasE ad as a teal? -TOdd Same SManelselonny 1.50 Twelfth lace, i.T Heritage Developers, Deltona ,,brill dirtlep to the Pr. Fosthahl all of Few In 1077 Is 1 AretaUrqialdl 1440 4.41 3.15 0(33) 1.0, P (3.1) 37.90, T 13.1. IDlamond Beauty 1310 0.20 710 Travel Agency 7 ZoteZavvS 1.15 440 1)11041; Time 31.49. IMaxie Queen 4.00 5.10 Iootsrs 01 his ability as a plajor. Meceiy, t. $ LsuwSlersa 'èy1deaco .o I 1140 NIeth lace. $10.1 I Darknew George Beckwith 740 "*rs better rterbscke, end he vt a ls seem. let 0(1-HlIleaPgl.7hI4uSg0o(8. lNormCIcIert 3.40 3.30 3.40 041413141,P14.1)1$.31,T14.1Pat's Electric, Greene & Lose AgaIn, 1.0 $WrIM Nippy 6.10 13.30 7) 61334. Time 39.11. 1y a a bid gesiral wu diui"t. He I) 1 11.71 Bert's sw.ma Dycus, Baldauff Funeral TWd Same UMaitli A- 2400; Handle- $211,261. 'kqs,,hathedtobedsmadvhehidbede5.iMIdee. He 4 EChimS.SSftIi 14415.11 1.15 0(1-1)31.11; P13.1)1440; T 1.10 The Seminole High soccer Home, Al Berguson; 434'.d0ufk*lywiththe L.ilsileradthePaakirL Ass 6 Cllealz4lste i 1145 7.01 6339345: TimI lilt team, t hreatening the school's Roberts & Gilman, 440 Tom Race.1-14,I sf11 we h", IZoteANu 'tmcb,ltuMhowaatIcecomWWe word-ever seasonal record, McRoberts Tires, Tony Russi, (44)M3SaP(O4)Ia30. S if'$ Avon . 6.15 5.10 4.10 hsedcuachofthPack- wü so ain tho ftvsvktsdNta Its" saw dropped its ninth gain. in 10 Itoy Murray, Joe Kurbnal, 304AOe 11.60 4.30 wfs,MysU2!f lstginervi -hetsed5.Gross 4 Lw-Ichw 1L15 e ill 4LC.sMaeusfU 3.10 starts lad weekend, losing to Clias. Park Jr., Deltona Corp. NNL ( 701e1'AI*e 24117.01 0($-1)1531;P(5-3)4241:T(54. Apopka by 1.0. The Seminlole Realty, Walt Carpenter; Uvl10 Isieth lIe 4)13340; Time 31.41. i % ll yeSo. And he did it his ee woy,peDIng ler hi on I 1)ms. Montreal 3. Minnesota 1 JV also lost, 5-2. Last year's Bill Hutchison, Holiday InnS (4-1) 5*41, P (47)17140; 0014' 110"66111114415-160C ye.gbeomwIthtwogeods1aisw.Be'flbeareedawe 4) 319.11. Vouver S. Toronto 1 Saron's (en 13.41 4.10340 Seminole team was 2-14. Sanford, Adams Contractors, Handy White. whose hit on Is Angeles quarterback Pat linden in the third quarter of the game forced Haden out of the contest with a broken right thumb. White also suffered a broken thtuiib during the game, his left. but he will work out for the next two weeks with a heavy cast on the thumb. ,', -_ . Olderman -- Well, Since You Asked... S SI flSS __ __ _ SCOREBOARD 5 - S M Jai Alai A 1 QA - D eltona S List St i ll Grow in g ,., - '... - 15. of its year when Prep Cage Encounters Scheduled Dog Racing - event Kebe Construction, Buddy Sheats, Robert Burkhart, Paramedical, Joseph Boyle, Vernon Styron, Neal Weary, Frank Thomas, Human Ser- vices Delivery System, Jack Bridges. Ray Minshell, Mid-Florida Title, Lernihan & Assoc., Deltona Lakes Realty, Thomas Ryan. Matt Wilson, Northern Telcomn Inc., WTRP Radio Station, I.. I). largen. Mike Coffey, Chase & Co., Seminole Petroleum, Donald Hamilton, Northern Tel-Corn Co., Hallmark Frun. Co., Rod Cable, Certalnteed Products, Precision Meter, B&H Motor Sales, Saran Pharmaceutit.'al, . Lyman, in Crooms Crushes Howell, 66-25 I 0WdP , - of DOG over using as 161N6 NIGHTLY weapon. 8 P.M. _ (Closed Sunday) MATINEES: Mon. Wed.. Sat. NEW MATINEE Post.T,me 1:15p.m. . - Seminole Pro Hockey H 1 S ALL NEW $6 Trif.cta Box $42 Trifecta Wheel ALL 12 RACES Thursday Lad,esNile J'Pj'1fO- ORL1OO I(EfV'IFI. CUJB 111 610116we Just i I ez ___ . It RISLNVAIIONS 131 1500 s., Iö aM UxIe. iS �r -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • • • • . . . r Tuesday, Jan., 197 Call`3224611 NOW I Polaris Vac-Sweep I OURSELVES AUTOILECTRIC AND SUPPLIES POIIIGN S DOMISTIC I nw — —w W Even*ngAZW7,1BjW FkvAd A&ertiser START YOUR BUSINESS Prepared By Departmentof ONTHEGROWI L ADVERTISING [1XW SANFORD SERVICES: aut5— ..s.n a Stsrtrs iTt Mrs. America Pageant awylas u..Ud Storters a AI$sr.srs I l.Ø.Ht Alternators a Ssflsn IN $c* •.wstws I. SI.c* SToW $ativ$ss In t St - LfL -t ADVERTISING Tuesday, Jan. 9,1979-1 B S l.1t* ST. (BEHIND TIME TIMI) I MAPLU. OWRIU 10 £nvDTlcING Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. PHONE 3234711 - 1 Just For Married Women anford Mirror 1 and Glass 71 The Mrs. America Pageant the modern American wife. There is no talent requirement. Springs, 32101, or phone 830-0103 was created to recognize the Last year's winner, Mrs. Judging will be on poise, or 834-9212. The deadline for one person most discriminated Cindy Roberts, a mother of two appearance and personality on entering is Jan. 18. against In all major beauty from Anchorage, Alaska was stage—wearing a one-piece Mrs. Florida will receive a pageant competitions—Ame- 31. In 1977, the winner was Mrs. swim suit and a formal. She will cash prize, wardrobe, crown "We want utlafled customers" JALOUSIE WINDOW REPLACEMENT STORE FRONTS •TASLE TOPS . TUB & SHOWER ENCLOSURES I REOLAZINO NIGHT323433 DAY 322.$210 Sanford 29 A S. French TUNE IT YOURSELF F — mk Pails A psi Csmp$uts$.Ws,tAad REBUILT ENGINES— LIKE NEW MIXON AUTO PAM and MAII hOP 222 S. Magnolia Ave. '3. Phone 322-MIS Jalle Ann Tucker and Rudolph Eugene Vuchinich were married Dec. 27, at t:30 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford, Rev. Virgil Bryant performed the double ring ceremony. Ile bride Is the daughter of Mrs. Helen Hutchison Tucker of Silver Lake, Sanford, and Thomas Eugene Tucker of Primrose Drive, Longwood. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Vuchinich Sr., Clearvile, Pa. Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vows a floor length gown of white polyester satin with gold trim. Grecian-inspired, the gown featured a hlghrise waistline and a hood. Mary Neal Tucker attended her sister as maid of honor. Mary Edna Burton LeSueur was the bridesmaid. They wore floral print chiffon gowns on a pale forest green background. Samuel Vuchinich Jr. served his brother as beet man. John Carson Tucker, brother of the bride, was usher- DR. AND MRS. RUDOLPH E. VUCHINICH Following the ceremony, a reception was held at The Springs Clubhouse, Longwood. After a beach honeymoon, the newlyweds departed for their new home in Providence, R.I., where Dr. Vuchinich Is currently a clinical psychology intern at Brown University-Butler Hospital there. The bride will be completing her dissertation research In clinical psychology. Ruth Johnson, a grandmother also be asked to voice her and all expense paid trip for self woman. of 48. This was the first contest opinion on marriage, and husband to the finals in Las This will be the third year for for both ladles. Florida State competition will Vegas. the new conceot in the Mrs. Any career woman, wife, be held at the FontainebleauAmong the Mrs. America America Pageant, formerly mother or grandmother are Hilton Hotel, Miami Beach, on prizes are cash, appliances, chosen to represent the ideal encouraged to enter—, ages 18 Feb. 25. wardrobe, car, television apAmerican homemaker, now and up. The candidates must To receive entry inlonnation. Iearuwes, paid personal apwith the emphasis on the also be a United States citizen write Floridas' Mrs. America, pearancee and the coveted aspirations and versatility of and married at time of entry. P.O. Box 1213. Altamonte crown. rica's contemporary married Area Engagement .:........ ,-; •/•_. .' Sanford 010. 1 ........ %JUy.5 Auto GIau KATHERINE — hALL _ WlreSS (JfJ LIK uais I . .. II.. Ji I ' I,. -'_ TeVST11111 1116 &TR111W Sanford Mirror & Glass o For Monday .1 N IT: •\TW. '!'' SHARE TIRE Co. INTERSECTION HWY. 17.t2 £ LAKE MARY BOULEVARD Business As Usual specIalizIng in plate glass work of all kinds. "We're not satisfied until the for family nosiness for awhile Originally from Lexington, customer is satisfied," that Is last yen, but; they wait all their store fronts, Jones also does the slogan by which Bill Jones, old friends and ctaton3era to glass table tops, tub anddower Ky., Mr. and Mrs. Jones are owner of Sanford Mirror and' know that they are back and enclosures, patio doors, and members of the Countryside window replacement and Baptist Quwth In Lake Mary Glass, operates his busineu doing busbalas U uI1• reglazing. He repairs and ln where he Is a deacon. They Sanford Mirror & Glass has have three children and nine been located in the Pine Crest Sanford Mirror and Glass stalls commercial doors. grandchildren. center at 19A S. French Ave., offers 24-hour emergency Sanford Mirror and Glass Sanford, for the past five years service. Office hours are, For all your glass and mirror and In the city for Mx years. Monday through Friday, B a.m. carries a variety of colors, It was necessary for Bill and to 5 p.m. The phone number textures and designs of glass needs, both residential and commercial, call Sanford his wife, Marie, secretary to the during the day is 322400 and at and plastic. Jones does custom mirror Mirror and Glass. firm, to be out of state to care night, 04 son SERVICE CALL WITH THIS AD AI.snfi •..L...I 322-7456 IpISURANCE -- Vic .lIIdIIh1hhhi4' Ser a PAINT suPPuEs E LINE r• Paints 55 £ PAINT PANY, INC. FORD 322-4432 YOUNG DRIVERS . SR 22$ Flied Rejections • Canc&lation For High Risk 0. BLAIR AGENCY 323.3166 PN0NE 323.7710 :. :2510A. OAK AVE. SANFORD Weis DIUMMNG UP PJIM IN you OUIS IUSINISS IIVIEW Evening Hemid EkiaM AdsFeftiser Tow W1 be Few h1NPà1I1mNh ss C.. uuI CAll year ANLI AUTO MAINTENANCE Thu Save,s Thai Cemes Te Yb CALL 305-322.6209 TAPI llDSl $INVICI 4 L - change and so did he. It was last summer at work. He had just like a miraclel been in the Navy, but because He is now clean and happily of alcoholism was given an married and, bed of all, we are undesirable discharge. Twenty a loving family. years later, that discharge was friend and on the way home I 1.. J$WVU mY UIIuui 4W UI - - Robma Georgia Inc. Etc. To Ross Mirror So R•pi Addn, $100. (QCD) Jimmy L. Post 1. WI HOIMS Inc., Lot 7, Wskiva Club Augustlno&wf. Ann, Lt. 144, Lake of Carolyn J. Hunter, sq. to John H. Sharon to Elmer M. Post & *1 1115., SIC. Four, 124000. Magnolia Svc. Corp to Michael D. the Woods Townhouse Sec. 4 Eichler & Mary, I 40.475' of Lot 10 & Gladys L. Lot 2, Ilk V. $iflnd WIIIPI So WI Barbara, Lt 27 Weklva W 31.2' of fl Ilk D, South Altamonte IsIs, Amended Plot, $100. $351900. Casselberry Odin. Inc. to Chelcis HIs., $34,000. E. Spencer as WI Doris to Sumi Hilts, SK. Five, $14000. Hacker Homes Inc. to Joe Wm. M. Logan, Lot 5, rspl. part of Lots 1 Dennis Holloway Se Anna to Enterprises Inc., Lots 1, 2 as N V of & 2 Watts Farms, $3,100. George F. Robsyl.wf Ruth, N 1&S' 2A&N$'of15, all of14,17, is, 1&30 Oates Jr. Ii WI Patricia, I.tsSo 6 & 1½ of 7.11k I. Sanlando $pings Tr. (QCD) Joseph Murasko, It. to lit of W 344' of N½ of NEW of 51¼ Sac Ilk 15, Drsamwold, $300,000. Leon I. Carter & Anthony J. Ruisl 32, $41,100. of Stephen A. Calder, dec'd Tt. 14.30.30 sIc., 12&0. James Kitchen Ill a Nancy to to Anthony J. Russl, No 331' of Lois Lauderdale, E½of: 51¼ Of NW¼ of Sec 2221.30 Ins part etc. 23 acres in. Ronald F. Iurth, On, Lot S Ilk A, 3 I, IL all Of 4,5.4.15, isa 17, Ilk is, FF., On, to Calvin K. lurcham a Druid Hills lets., First fr.jdi, 3rd Sic. Dnsamwold, $100. 1111100. wt Alice, Lot 14, Ilk 0. The Forest, Leon Carter a Anthony Rush to MAN. (QCD) Richard TagliafirrI to 120.000. James I. Owen & WI Mary Alice Lion E. Cartii, 5W¼ of Ilk 2. Tier Sandra Tagliaferri, Lot Ii Queen FF., Orl. to Charles Hoffman & of •Y YYWWJ D.4I I . IY .I WII - WY .. IS FIN. Ind I. Colon.CO IS .• . man . 4,), E.•IP. n. I. •P WY Y.., JI1 Terrle A., Lot 14, Ilk 0. Summersil St. GSrtFUd, Addn. $anf., $100. Forest, MIII Wm. I. Wray to Win. I. Wray I. North Soc. 2, $3I. Jeannie Ifomes Inc. to Frank M. John P. Jsrv,y a WI Lucille to WI Gladys D., Loft lS,ioal7 Elk 3, Paleriniti & WI Sara $4., Lt 24, Robert Parisian & *1 Marilyn, Lt s, San LwttL Addfl Sent., $100. Stoneweod, First Mn., $110400. Manuel Frank & Beatrice to Green VIllage, $$3,100. Dwwild Ferguson 1 WI Shirley to SE Mtg. Co. to Ross luliders Inc., Timothy 1. CalhOun. lVOfTI NE . Thomas W. larron, Lot 144, Weklva LIs a i, Ilk A, kylako 54, ofNWMsoISI¼Sec.31.20.30,e'c., HuntClub, Fox HIUW Sec 3.PU00. $100. $11,500. Waiter C. Denny a WI Evelyn to Leland Pritchard a Phyllis to Mary S. Moors, Heir of Orgia L. David L. Trimble a WI Susan, U 3, EquItable Life Saaur Soc., Lot 1$ Ilk Orldeemon to Richard T. Mlddlefon Ilk 13, Etbroak id Un. S 131,110. Sally P. Jolmsen. wid. to Sib 0, SprIng Lake HIlls. Sec. 3, awlwandaaGilbert I. Namseya WIIlsne,Litsl&3lIkC.Suena Willis aWIJs.nne, Lot 5,IlkD, $414,133. Sweetwater Oaks, Sic. Two, $74110. Stephen M. Lyon a WI Gloria to Vista Ests, $13AN. Hallmark Builders Inc. to Sheen Fuller 1 WI Deborah L., Lot Robert I. Cornwall & WI Dorothy toldw. K. Herr &WILeonaM., Lois Lawrence N. $krzycki a WI to leer Lake Hills, John I. Wlsnkwskl Ill & Csclla 14 a 1S,SlkI, West Altamonte HIs., $4i'yann, Lot 13, Ilk $ Harm Cr1. Ranches, 55c C, $30,115. to Gayle I. MonI,omoty, sat., Lt 4, SIC 3 $SMIO. Steven D. Fulton, sgl. to James D. (QCD) Win. IWeN, ioh. a Tn. to Ilk 0, HIghland Hills, SM.1100 undid a WI Marcella C., LI 711k '15 SemIIIOIS Csnty, water dist. lines (QCD) Idw. k. Desmarols. agI. , Un. S. $32411. etc. Carolyn IsIs, $100. Joyce M. Dslmirais, Lot It Sic 0, Eastbrook5d Laurel J. Mini to Attti4ir Ph. Nesld. Comm., Inc. to Robert F0011 11001' Unit 1,5100 (QCD) Gerald Korman. Tr. to W. Manh a WI Laurel J., Lots 1 & 2 $4. Miller & WI ills., Lot 31, The Frank D. Guernsey Plot, $105. HIghlands Sic. One, WIN. In$erMIIOiisI Four Corp.. NEW of Gary W. Marton a WI NrWa IS Gallimare Homes Inc. to NW (less Edw. J. Jefkoit a WI Sarah 1., £ Asadi&WI Barbara, Lt 3, Kr Lot 7&W404'OfS, Ilk H Ilk A. $WSiI*eIif Oaks, In 14, All Noll. 1k. Jac., Trustee to 41'oI b"lish Eats. Unit One, Movie, n. livianI liMing a Marsha AIRNZ (QCD) lobby W. Jackson & lefty Jars Hiuslir Is lefty J. Let 4, Ilk I, HI-Alts Little A Margie Jackson, to libby W. NW jackliono II Lit N a all Of 0 at i.os 7 Little WaWikiglin lets. $111. Gordon T. O'Hara a WI Annette is Greenlast$a34' Wilson Addo Lk Mary & Edwin J. Delis a WI Frances IS IalpIiW.IvaM&WID$almI.Lit &NetII$ Christine 0; DeSanto, Un. 215 1 Ilk 23. North On. lit Ella Mae MerrIll a A. J. ThOmas vitiase w wwetm.edeai tii 1, Jr.,te&K.$hoomaksrJr., Units 4P 131*. jesnas Mayfair ViIliS CarlO., $100. Cirsioti Siikmi a WI Margeret Harry Silislila a WI Minna, Lets, Evers Intr., Inc. to Jose" to Shirley M. Siherman. Lit V Ilk 13, Eu$IJ5I SI Ui. S. 11134111111111. OIauwdv Jr. a WI Grace L., Lt 41, lIlt Hills. Un. 7, $11411 united Asiec. Hsmebuilher$. Inc. MIMI N. Dinkise Is 1ne to Gregery J. Tuninchalk & WI WekIva Club Ists,, $c. Two,, Wylie & WI Charleme $4., U 3400k 3, Kathleen $4.. Lot 17 Vine Clilsy, Magnolia sic. Carp to P1111111 1 1110 5 ?- -Ip$ Amended Plot, PUN. , swaimA ft 1 0 REALTY TRANSFERS- CALL LYNDA $095 • DON'T BRING YOUR CAR TO US LITUSQOTOYOUICAR I TUNI UPS— IAOSATOS5• Al.TIIW*TOI$ OIL cNAJSU. WATER & FUEL PUMPS AU. MAR15 AMIIICAOIMOST POSU4N cAU - I Football ia_Il DEAR ABBY: Every Monday night my husband goes to a friend's house to watch Monday Night Football with a bunch of guys,sol find something else to :do. Well, last Monday night I went to a movie with a girl "WE SERVICE ALL MAKES" It ' s Night front of his friend's house, so I tbsiM I'd run In and say hi. The door wasn't locked, so I .. just opened it and walked in. There I found myhusbsnd and three other guys sitting around in ladles' underwear, garter belts, wip, high heels and makeup—the works. I nearly fainted. They didn't seem upset at all. They just laughed it off. Abby, my husband is normal In every way. We have three children and our sex life is grestj so I'm sure he Lmt a homosexual What do you call a man who gets dressed up In women's Cloth" jot for the heck of it? the woman who was sure her IhIt husband was on didn't know what to do about it, you were absolutely rightl must admit that he needs help before anything can be done for him. But what about the wife? She's going out of her mind worrying about him. A few years ago I was In a similar situation—only it was my son who was on drugs. I felt so guilty and helpless, I didn't know where to turn. Then I discovered FAMILIES ANONYMOUS. Alter attending one meeting I had my first good night's sleep in years! From other members HONEYINOMAHA who had experienced the DEAR MONEY: A Ira*. ie.U$.. And IN Omaha, he's a M14ve.tI*.. DEAR ABBY: In answer to agonies I had been through, I learned how to handle my am When he saw the change in my attitude, his attitude began to Abby, please tell your changed to "honorable" readers about this wonderful because of his active pargroup. In Alcoholics ticipation GRATEFUL Anonymous. ( That's how we DEAR GRATEFUL: I know met.) My problem? Jim was given that you are a legitimate sell. help grs There are as dues or fees, so forms to fill out, so formal ilpep, so last same., and visitors are welcome. rianuis ANONYMOUS meet@ in Ready every majoll, city of the United Stales (Mad Caudill) to $is.Cb parents bow with to communicate rebellious, delinquent or d11 flcidl.tO.haidle children of any age. Fir the beatles of a meeting in your area, write: FAMUM ANONYMOUS, lie. P.O. Box No. 344,______ Torrance, Calif INI1. Please earle.. a large slampod, sehladdre.sed envelop for thelrruprnsastheyarea as..praiit orguisatleu = by y5fi5fl, DEAR ABBY: My beloved husband, Jim, was electrocuted a veteran's funeral and I was presented with a three- cornered flag which I keep in my closet In a plastic bag. I want to fly that flag, Abby, because Jim, was proud of his country and so am I. But some friends say I can't fly the flag. Can I? BARBARA 11 DEAR BARBARA: There is absolutely no reason why you can't fly thall flag as long as It Is flown in accordance with Uw regulatloas. Who said the teen years are the happiest ? For Abby's new booklet, "What Teenagers SCC Of N-. .' From 1 -1 N SANORD Ph. 322.5032 • ;:s; • 1 Seat Cover ON I 31' FRENCH AVE. _ 1\C I WISPCIALIZIIN Vinyl Tops, . Csavertii Tops. All Type Glass- Soot Coven . Carps?. Lndai lpsfs- 15.11 Tops .01 - .Cr 1 C .. iaialle__ ii uu•w siiiam s Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hall of Cockran Road, Geneva, announce the engagement oi their daughter, Katherine Lynn, to Ronald Dwane Williams, son of Mrs. Shirley Williams, 2532 Elm Ave., Sanford. Born In Sanford, the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harvey of Longwood, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert Hall of Sanford. T.... ,,, ..1....ê.. .1 T 4YU IWU 4... I U UWJV1 I IIXII7 '.4IIIIIWI IIUUI$UV UI School, Sanford, where she was captain of the cheerleading squad, editor of the yearbook, homecoming queen, president of the senior class and salutatorian. She is now In her second year at the Baptist Bible College of Springfield, Mo. Her fiance, who was born in Memphis, Term., is a 1976 graduate of Liberty Christian School, where he was editor of the yearbook, captain of the football team, president of the senior class and senior class valedictorian. He will graduate in May from Baptist Bible College of Springfield. The wedding will bean event of June 9, at 7:30 p.m., at Palmetto Avenue Baptist Ch ur ch, Sa nford. - Birth Announcement Seminar Slated For Secretar es Mr. and Mrs. James F. Simmons Jan ice Kay Baggerly) of Florence, S.C., and formerly of Sanford, announce the birth of an eight pound daughter, Jessica Brooke, on Jan. 7, at i Want to Know," write Abby: A seminar-workshop for 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, professional secretaries and Calif. 90212. Enclose $1 and a those who want to be, Will be long- stamped (23 cents), selfheld, Saturday, Feb. 3, from addressed envelope, please 8:30 am. to 3:30 p.m. at Secretaries Assoc.; Secretary Florence. to Director of Advertising Division, Sentinel Star Newspaper; BS Business Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Joseph T. Baggerly of Ocala, formerly of Sanford. Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Administration, Mrs. Barton Pilcher of Sanford. Rollins Howard Johnson's Motel IlIuh. rnIi way 14 and Lee Road, Orlando, presented by the Winter Park 4. Interpersonal CommuniChapter, National Secretaries callous Workshop Instructor Association. Kenneth G. Skelnkopf, Director Registration fee is $25. Phone of University Development of Elsie Keen., at 8303320 for University of Central Florida; - further information. Featured speakers for the • • • • M. A., Syracuse University. morning session will be Ellen Kimmel, Ph.D., Professor of Psychology and Educational • want - a copy ?" - • Psychology, University of South Florida and teammate, Dore Beach, Ed.D., Counseling • Psychologist, University of South Florida. Four workshops will be conducted by highly qualified local professionals In the at. ternoon after lunch. Participants will have a choice of attending: 1. Ethics Workshop ______________ __________ Bill DUIICIfl All Have yuu seen a POLYISTIN IS NIWPONCANPITS Instructor; Jacqueline Griffin, Polyester carpets hive t0 IS be opus pulor practicing attorney with Wells, since Masutact,r,,s first Gattis and Hallowea, Orlando. started using Psty,ster WI 2. Human Sexuality ust a few skwt years ags. Polyester las bass widely In st ructor Thomas H&bIIII iCceitedbytheeb1Icbeca.si Professor Rollins College, Ss mich like west, but is Ph.D., Development Sociology, mere sceasmical In price. Pelysslen carpets are mitt 3. Time Management proof, stain aid sill resistant, Workshop - Instructor; Ruby mildew proof, and Mon. Dethlefsen, CPS; President, aNernk. These carpets are miled for easy cleasahlhuty, Winter Park Chapter, National "all celse rsleatiem, vivid " WI KMW 6 6" Let 36 Olk Do North On. Ranches In. S. $43411. Garrison Suit Hines Inc. Is Eugene I... Divita & WI Theresa C.. ½ Prank J. Nigre, Lii U, Psi. WON PP.aas One, 1440$ logo Wiliam Laid MoteIM II Inc. Is Mwghv Iu'lIsns Inc., LaSs 4116 111* 01& N JiiIIsr less., WIN. PIs.me" Comm.. bc. to George I. Ulvenl a WI LInde S. Lit U, The Highlanift Sec. On,, SIUIS. IbIs. Comm.. Alit., Inc. Is Thomas P. Jarvis & WI Darryl. A.. $ecilW Lit III larciay W Adft IIN laSsnoitlenel Laud Plarrb* II Inc. to DeviL Inc.. 1._it WI Juwilter loss.. 120.130. MisRa INc. Corp Is P$4IsN l*m10 Inc.. Lit U. Wokki Nil Sic. Pies, $14100. We have aid you would like to have? Well, they're ______ available. Now you ___ can order an $xlO orint of any photo Which has appeared in th Evening Her- ____ e _____ _______ aid within the last 30 — days for $4.00 plus ___ tax. carpets be at dolly, Lsca MUll PlAZA €entr arpet Center On I$wy.17.flat7t rn-vs tyse'IlNksNl In the Evening Her wearability. mamofadered from all Its UNDROMAT Isst.kaew,fuoers.kmifuI.rs may mere suitable Is yew Dry Cluing budgnt Sills than uShers. Carpet is prices and cold luidry ewe business. Allow us Is ad. srvlcelisapls.sa.tat. msspMre. r am Try - co lors, excellent resiliency, stain aid sill resistance, aid PAIiA LA photo that appeared ________ 714W.1st$tr$ - ___ __ call __ ____ ___ 322.2611 to place your order SANFORD 3214174 -__ 4 a �- yr. 3$vsebi, HiraM, Sanford, Pt. - Tsdsy, Jan. 9, -. . TV HIGHLIGHTS Jin., 157S-3B. 0 Pilot Is Critically injured in a 0 N' HOPE • oodo MORNING n.ou mid-air collision. (R) (12)PA8WORDPLUS NEWS (4) MOVIE Whoa Mkidkg 100 6:30 The Mint?" (C) (1987) Jim HOLLYWOOD (2) TODAY Hutton, Dorothy Provtne. A ......................... SQUARES 00000 MORNING ANERL U.S. Mint employee loins (1) MIDDAY CA forces With counterfeiters after OTHE YOUNG AND THE •,YOGAANDYOU heIOses$50,000incurrency.(2 RESTLESS Mrs.) 900 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 CBS MOVIE "Rio Lobo"(2) (4) DONAHUE (1970) Jo 1:30 Jennifer •MY THREE SONS (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES O'Neill. A former Civil War offi. 0M Car seekS revenge on the trai. (4)0 AS THE WORLD 93O. TURNS tots who caused the death of • THE PARTRIDGE FAMILY his friend. 2:00 10:00 THREE'S COMPANY Janet ONE LIFE TO 0 (2) CARD goes into, rage when she finds (3)S ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) 2:30 Jack in the bed a (2)ThEDOCTORS visiting younger sister. (A) 1030 (4)0 GUIDING I 0 PBS MOVIE "Volcano: An (2) ALL Inquiry Into The Life Of Mat. (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 300 coIm Lowry' (C) (1978) Docu(2)ANOTHERwORI.r) 1100 mentary. Excerpts from 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (2) HIGH Rou.ER8 Lowrys "Under The vOle" 0 ZOOM (A) 0 HAPPY DAYS (A) are accompanied by Interviews 3:30 with family members and dcii 11:30 M'A-S'H (A) GD 0 acquaintances. (2 Hrs.) (2) ) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 4:00 @)O LOVE OF LIFE 130 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI FAMILY FEUD STAN The Cabbies hire a (4)THEBRADYBUNCH "working girl" to marry Latka 1t55 • HOGAWS HEROES and save him from deportation. (3)0 CU NEWS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 0 (A) 4:30 AFTERNOON 10:00 0 BEWITCHED • STARMY $ HUTCH A 0 MERV GRIFFIN playful hide-and-seek game 5:00 1200 between Starsky and Hutch (2) CAROL BURNETT AND (1) JEOPARDY becomes a life-and-death FRIENDS 0 NEWS search when Starsky urns •MARYTYLER MOORE 12:30 Hutch has contracted botulism 5:30 (2) NEWS poisoning. (A) (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 11:00 O THE ODD COUPLE EVENING ... 600 • • MAN AND HIS EW'd1ROPIMENT 6:30 NBC NEWS (4J Des NEWS ABCNEWS MAN AND HIS I MENT a 7:00 THE NEWLYWED GAME MARY TYLER MOORE "Love Blooms At Hempies" Rhoda Is madly in love with the owner of the store the works in but has no idea how he feels about her. o j THE CROSS-WITS J0$(ERS WILD I MACNEIL / LEHRER ROM r 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME P.M. IONKERSI SHA NA NA Guests: The CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Easy Openers." "Fortune Cookies," "Jacques routeaux." DICK CAVETT Guest: Lau. rsnBacall. (Part lof2) TUAY, JANUARY 94 I Aasis.ys us. csuin i.s . 4 , 6NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY &40 0 e, NEIGHBOR (T° $ MORNING AMIRI. presidential candidate Jaime through the prison at night. _____ The mini' The 11 people arrested - had only one toilet across the mu Ecvsdorosn guides were hail and glaaless windows that (2) yoy iipi.o also j3o4 learned of the letIn the cold mountain air. 1 I0000MORNP'GPLORmA afl*im Mx weeks later. men only had blksts from ' Hosed first at an army their canç and the u.s. c. 710 nto at do Manabi prev. stg, (2)OTOCAY ice c*W of Podoviejo and Clyde Nidielson said: "I was GOOO MORnInG 2N then at a military police Mdi with dianbes and had no barracks is the Quito, th. access to a butiroom for 11. 60 Americans war, told woold sees be reluesit Mrs. KoelIl said: "We were _____thep wore moved to looMag for adverdir. end we butiad I-I .an rrackssmih01 found (2)ToDAYINPLORIDA , ALL SlATS I 1.•' i uvuv MNCN AWAY ___ I. 'UN I PS Seminole Sumise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Samtm's, Sanford. 5g volasla Sertoma, 7:30 am., DeltOna Inn. Sminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumleys, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altnoge Mall. Tangiewoed AL, closed, 8pm,, St. Richard's church, . Lake Howell Road. L.sgweed AL, closed, 8p.m. Rolling Hills Moravian (lurch . YarAd.ltQabf.rSligls.(YAIS),lp.rn.,(kiando Garden Club, 710 E, Rollins Ave., SATURDAY, JANUARY Sanford LA Woman'. Grasp, 2p.m., 121 W. First St. Th Eagles CE Club, 8p.m., Sanford (lumber of Commerce. RtbuIldeTI for singles, over , 7:30 p.m., Friendship Septiat SR , A1LIII1OS Cauelberry LA, dosed, 8p.m., church. Orange Ikuom Chapter National Federation of the BlInd, 3 p.m., Apt: 23-B, Twin lakes Apts., Avenue, Maitland. . immune ______ 4 .0 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford. Florida 32771 WRSDAY, JANUARY22 VFWPest301ISAazyof5anfoed,Ip.m.,logcthüs THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF MICHAEL on iá*osst. Judges IIiw I - 'It.iiaaa w uu vuen - THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND PROGRAM requires experience In POE SEMINOLE COUNTY, flu acquisition and "Wit ion of P1.0110* 'real properiv, mortgage production, CIVIL ACTION no. iS-I5I1CA-oe*' credit Investigation, Sr housing IN lU THE MAIRIASI OF prductlsn background.- N.A. SHARON ANNE Spivey Degree or combinatIon of ow. and IN _____ PsSNIeim ______ an the meils I arder to 4d a dim.g. of ROdNeY to ther*01lb.gat.attisyI Panama to isle the Sb a ___ ceatrk4 ofIs' itme isa 01Wed rawift ____ dua ____ _________ The NOTICE OP ACTION 4 I .6 aomftm~mmlid . • 1* .e . VksI! ___ it is ps'uieple is sns' siN __ __ A Tompi ct hss "'ii lb. file. wh $ Jssb.uislk jery rued it I', Said uiOiS NMI till ISIS TMIS __ ' , 'r - I -. ', ______ ,. .4,, + '. + ' . - + ,. . -4 good established business with great potential netting over $33,000 per year. Owner will hold mortgage. (501) 775.2155, Distributorship for Heinz, Normal, Campbells and other foods servpd hot. Service company established accounts. Minimum Investment $4,173 secured by equipment and inventory. Write Food Division, NAMCO, 3525 Montclair Road, Birmingham, Alabama 35213 or call toil free Opt. 24 i11100-633-1441. - - graduate. Excellent benefits, profit sharing, etc. Must be willing to relocate. Apply in person only Mr. Boatner, 1100 State St., Zale Jewelers. Painter Wanted Exp. only Call aft 6p.m. established route with truck, equip. & contacts Inc., work 3 NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Ambitious, Energet:c Individual trained on full salary for management career. Because of days & earn $505500 wkly, $5000 cash. Call 323.5235. - than take a 3$ ACRES PASTURE LAND, LAND I You'll love I 111111111111111111111111111111! town, very clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. Sanford Adults, 1 BR deluxe cities with unique business group. Return travel U.S. major All ii. fully carpeted. $1$mo. 323.1015 trans. guaranteed. No ix. patience necessary. Expenses advanced during 2 weeks of paid training. Earn $150 & up after groomed & aggressive. For interview call Jim Auteni 323-4050 or apply in person Sabford Inn 1.41 SR 46. Ideal for younger set. Parents welcome at 32-Houses Unfurnlshed 1 Mo. FREE rent, paint inside 3 BR, 1½ bath, $250 + dep. 322.41 1412 Valencia Cf. W. for Interview. Equal Opportunity rent. $225 ma., Hal Colbert 323- 7832, 323-0612. Employer. Exp Only I Wanted Cooks, dish. washers & waitresses. Apply between 315p.m. Days Inn, SR Senora. 3 B, 21A bath. Double garage. Call 11.904-4694$30, POOL HOME ON ½ ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. 3 BEDROOM 2 BATH, DOUBLE CARPORT. $350 MONTH. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 321.0640. NEED RIGHT AWAY HUSBAND & WIFE TEAM WITH EXP. TO MANAGER CONDO, GET TOGETHER ATTRACTIVE 35R 1½ bath home FANTASTIC 4 51,2 bath home w. C lilA, w.w carpet, dining area, rear fenced Verdi Like new & In exc. cond.t Just 540001 , 201 Commercial Sanford 323.3176 NOTICE DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS Neat, clean, nicely furnished, attractive yard. 1 BR, $160 2 ON, Fla Rm, $150. 1st, Into security. 6 mos, mlnumum or $30 mo charge. No pats.. Available now, 57410* TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact I Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service m 2565 REALTORS PARK Chper 30 Hwy. 1793 Sanford Meetings RusInsu.7:30 istTues. 31-Wanlod 10 Rent Maitland.Sanford area. I. 2 BR unfurnished housi, fenced yard & garage, prefer in country. Have small dog. Will pay up to $300 me. Call 3237525. 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, DISHWASHER, RANGE, DOUBLE DOOR RE. FRIGIRATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 2 CAR GARAGE. $35,115. PHA, VA OR CONVENTIONAL. ____ _____ _____ ______ Ill* $.d Florida, end the WIoND with tas Clark of Circuit Cu". smaim Cy. Plerlisu en Istou ND5 ay 40 Fob my, AD, iwo, fheri.*. INNiN 01W be elliot gs vow ow No rifleS fluninlad is lbS ______ _____ .- ____ __ ___ WITNI$$ my. bend isat a this ND W __ nGAU ++ MW tells as may be required. CWk of ciredi ONeS ____ + cINaty. FWIN _ 3110100015,3 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, I , + .' ______ msr*uibWMyofm5 cow of, SV PbSl*. en SiN' . - BATH. NEW CARPETING $ PANELING. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT ON lACER. LESS THAN S MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN eays a we*k. Bud WON it the piano every Thurs,NiQN AU._hisTuistip PARTIES we toritedIS flint and be Maid. THIS NOTICE is tob.pijhlsiwlin ND Evsslq Hereto, a ruujujsr SS.4 I 4a..... (Wul$flm 10 NM City, SAp SINeeeMiwsk tow consatwtIv woolloprIerISNDw., of ND ""FOOD. $61,551 Franhiie&JoImny Featured Every . 311010001.1 BATH, CENTRAl. AIR $HEAT, POOL, DOUBLE CARPORT ON W ACES NEAR Fri. $ Set. Nights Bingoevsfy lot. & Mon. .L £a,IyBitdl:ISP.M. U yoiw club or organ Iu$lon would like to be Included in this' listing N" AWE MARY. 04.151 OWNER P$NANCIN$, $1101.11 REALTY call: a'vofwwu sphok Florida. as: NOIU. 110*11 .. CLASSIFIED' DEPARTMENT 3fl.3011 .+ .... ,D"cT3. wolownsunom ! - + is,. REMODELED 3 BEDROOM, 2 Kitchen also open + + bJ1Jvj10. FI*ING Jan. 7 $, * Ii, 5*, DEP30 OLDER 3 STORY COMPLETELY club "am i$ op.n5daysa week - + _____ 430P.M. + CENTRAL AIR 4 NEAT, WALL TO WALL CAR. PIT ON $ ACRES OF IMP*OV. ED PASTURE WIT" *ITI$ IAN WILLS. $12,110. 'American Legion Member , of L*L* until '+ oft ABLE. $15,110. RNs hegressed 10 aN1Iu * isMuim*W$u. PSIVINNW cemiPS 1010 lbs admil$ttIv TtDffi , isONdayof Dutimbe,, Milan of Paus Aetlilly 1111100. _____ ' "A HOME $UPIIMAI KIT" N30 S MiieS* Awe., Iu*j'I Mardi of Dimes tH5 araca co.nwsungo s ne 47.A-Murt90915 Bought &Sold 1½ bath. $23,730. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I. 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker, $23 No. 1.D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 10 acres on Pineway. $32,000. &a/' REALTOR, 322-74S 'Av WIWP 162.7113 323-7832 IF YOU ARE TIRED EVENINGS 322.0612 322 5152, 322-7177 looking at inflated price% you 5O-sceIIaneous new listing. 3 BR, 1 bath, 1g. fenced car lot in XLNT condition. Only 133,500 and It's + 51k. OR suite transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000, bal. due 5116 or take over payments Owner will hold. 1 yr. warranty, $11150111. $14 mo Free horns trial. Call 131-1714 day or night. REDUCED owner transferred must sell Immaculate 3 BR, 2 Bath, Family rm. w-wet bar built In. Large sc. porch, cozy WILSON MAIER FURNI lURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-311 E. First St. 322.1632 fireplace, plus extras. Don't wait call now. U4500. of storage, beautifully landscaped yd. Quiet area. Warranted. $35,730. Build to suit - our lot or yours. FHA-VA, PHA 235 $ + Blankets, Jackets, Thermals ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 372.5711 310 Sanford Ave. 'Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, 245. Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & refnig. Furnishings & M. Unsworth Realty Misc. items. 317 Palmetto Ave. )EALTOR 332.455) MULTIPLE LISTING SIR VICE Evs* 04 .MM 311-15* 323-4061 or eves. 3234111 large beautifully shaded 351,2 *. GarnatIwni!. ares ever Iliad rums, 54,o;9 BEAUTIFUL N L - 323-5774 Day or N½1s'. Furniture Salvage, 17.92 Ii. of Phone 333.7111. Sanforø Pevw BLAIR AGENCY 3233566 or 323 7710 . 1970 internationsl Cab over, 20 ft., box, 1000 x 20 tires 52 Trans.Good condition. 322 5191. AV IONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold i, public AUTO AUCTION (very Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30 It's the only one in Florida, You set the reserved price Call 8311 for further details --- - - ____ _- _ __.."%.%%. .". * . ft. 904 255 1) Pinto Exc. Cond 4 s 1 owner $650 3227081 furniture. Retrlg., stoves, tools Paying $15 mens, $7.50 womens class rings, aIo buyg .any, Honda Accord '?/, Ike new 16.000 ml AutoA CFully EQuip. r $3200. $31 2335 marked gold or sterling-any condition. 323.4614. Wanted to buy - All kinds of water glasses, beer glasses, ash trays, dishes., saucers, cups, plates, etc., (No (hips or cracks please). Pay Sc & up. Bag or box full. Walt's Toys c o Walt's All Stars Inc., 1 mi. past Bee Line on R1 521, Taft, Fla., I.. this side Strates Shows Railroad Train, - 1970 Triumph CT 6 I ilag 'M'el%," new pail, rare. $1295. Firm.. Good Cond. 365 7360 1974 Trans Am. AM FM StereQ.' tape deck. Air, 155 ngine, clean',' must sell. $2995. After 5. 322 5751,'. '74 Pinlo Runabout, exc. cond. w spd, vinyl roof, AM FM, radial1-'' rebuilt eng. 1 owner. $1200. Eve:. %14 189 4212, ' .11 Air Coed. & Heating _________ 52-Appllances qualified buyer. $35,011 to Ills.. Law dawn payments. BUILDER. 333.3*7. . ----- - 42-bltoHonws KENMORE WASHER OIL HEATER CLEANING 323.5954 5346100 Crawford's Refrigeration: Have Your heater or furnace serviced M Horn. Improvemsists . ____________________________ & checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 3235300 JACK FROST- Cent, Heat & Air Cond. Service, Free Est. on inst. Comm & Res.. 332.0208. Bu* Care SEEN TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's. Be auty Nook SW E. 1st St., 3225742 - NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Experience thru Profit & Loss My home days or evenings - Parts. INSULATION- Batting, blowing ',, RACO Foam, tiberlgas & Cellu lose Lowest prices. Call 321.0*39 ,. or 9047346705 collect. -':j CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR S.G.BALINT&ASSOC. 327.S6j ' "' __________ Remodeling & Custom Homes. by 323 0429 IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII UgM Hauling Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances&Mis.c. (LOCAL) 3493371 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 2$ yrs. Exp. 671 76)7, VA$ PHA Financing Painting ROOM 322-0707 __________________________ BOB FOLEY Wiring & Repairs Ca1l333.5415 AAA PAINTING ANIMAL HAVEN EVERY DAY somisna is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tama,vo,. Buddy It. 13* Ii furs. S BR, nice dean. Mlvi to yew let. OdIN or oiler. Must sill Imm.I 551441. 66' LASM Mehilo % acre W ad , DANNYS PAINTING -: Interior. Exterior House Paintip Licensed Insuryd 9Onderf FREE !sti mat es (305) 322. Phen*ing ServiCa ______________________ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs., Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 3211551 Saw FlMng PRECISION SAW FILING Let us file your s.aw American Rent All 3335113 clipping, flea control. Pet 3224352 supplies, dog houses. 322.1152. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Plocea ClassifiedAd in the Evening Herald today. CLASSIF IEDAVERTISING ______ MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Dy Try Onel TREE REMOVAL. Trimming, stump removal, licensed I in. sured. FREE sit, S43.110. Waisut Sleros, AM. FM 1* 10 RaIls. 4 sed PRO Iwfldahle, S tree tale Ilavor. hail non 1611, a reel buy at N'v $130 or take up payments of $11 W ma. Call 531.1714 for Iris home ismamtrafiss. San*t333.IPI. - 944 Miller's 30W Orldo Ave. or, ZENITH Home en raided lend on 4*71 boarding, bathing, Dog & Cat d All types. painting & ho44 cleaning. Free Est. 3231394. 53-1V. RadiStsrio Good Used Televisions. $35 and up . - essrnsking Grssirdi&IasrdIng GREGORY MOBILE HOMES , -1 ,_ , PAIN IING, CARPENTkV & CABINETS IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery I% ___________________________ Ts Sarv I TO LIST YOUR BUSIN ESS .,.. DIAL 322.211 or I3I-993 - - 0, ' CeraIrdcTIIs - 25$3Orlan4s0r. . 1111111111111P .. ip. Call 3231149 MOONEY APPLIANCES w.flreptace ., ', -, if PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT 5316839 $31 660.0 . 41 B. E. Link Construction, Call 3227029. Bool&eeping .. 4 , Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 322-1711 -' Service. Used machines. + Heater Cleaning . , + 4M (Dealer). WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU CALL 345.743 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in uses. EleCtriCal ___ - + - '75 models. Call 3399100 or 934- 1 - + 79-Trucks-Trailers Cash 322.4132 Sanford. 3221721. as Minnie, 4 pcI interest to SKYLINE 14' ihisy 'bN SALE NEW twin size box springs & mattress $33.93 es pc,; NEW coffee table with 3 matching end tables $35. Sanford Rig. Real Estate Stoker JOHN KRIDIR ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Will in picturseque Lake Mary INMi 551555. Motorcycle Insurance 68-Wanted to Buy S1-Househeld Good. MLS REALTOR This DUPLEX attrsctIve & camlsn. able is any home. Live In ens 5*, M the oiler side make VW mafhly Nymants. Choke 66-Horses - DUE TO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip & sew needs someone to take over payments $11 ma. or pay bal. $125.42. Call 131.1714. Will deliver, no obligation. Oviedo, nice 3.2 lots STIMPIN AflNCY sLs.. -. flew,5235; S pc. LI SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE, being 131000. we. -- Central Host lAir Cond. Free Est. VACANT older 2 story homi, w.4 OR, 21/s bath, needs some work. THE MOON but here's the best buy under the PA. 3 II, 1 bath, One of San ford's pioneer homes, needs a little work but has possibilities galore. Priced below appraIsal. room to grow. ' JUSIMAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to Pit Bull puppies for sale. Males $50, female $40.6 wk old. 321 0126 aft 4. Sale $44.95 & up; 7 pc dinettes $45.93 & up; Ref. $301 up, El. slove $401 up; full site draperies $10 & U. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-52 So. of Cozy 2 OR Town house, large eat. In kitchen, over looking large convered patio. Only $23,500. SOME PEOPLE EXPECT bath, like new, 5990 80.-Autos for Sale - Isnisrd. 3234721. md you inlay happy days In this 3 11,2 bath home with manicured pd. Conveniently located In nice area w.many extras. 134500. Excellent nelglmhsrtueed. This Is a choice property. Call today to 322 new $355: Loveseat easy conversion to professional office, good location. $13,500. HAPPINESS IS THING CALLED HOME real attractive buy. 3 Il, Itt Top Dollar Paid for junk 8. usea' cars, trucks & heavy equipment.' Double Hotel box springs & mattress. $30 set. SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. FrencJ. Lake Mary 3 OR, 1½ b split plan, before a crackling fire In your own fireplace. This Is a "must SM." 137.500. Will sell FHA. REDUCED $2,555 for quick sale. A Removed : 323.7340 We believe we have lust the home for you. This 3 OR, 104 bath home Is located In area of well kept homes & you can relax LOCH **bo*. At. trictive large 4 BR, 2¼ bath .oswnlry kitchen, swimming pool, near lakes & country club. MIs., Cars BEDDING SALE • MUST SELL. 2 OR house, Sanford. Make reasonable CASH offer Owner. 3222710 WANTEDUNHAPPY RENTERS OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. 77-Junk l Realtor. 530-0333. furnished I Have Out of tort buyer interested In buying ON. AUTO PARTS business Immediately. for ' + pets Supplies ml. Ill Id REAL ESTATE Associate needed to work in Sanford or Longwood area. Tony Coppola Associates, should make a date to see this .11NM.'*udaor. (1141) .•.*._ 1115 Valencia Cf. 3 BR. Pool. $13,000. REALTOR, MLS ++ Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & bu equity. 3220215. acre. 4 BR, 19' self contained Shasta Trailer, sleeps S-clean $995. See 474 5 Spring Garden Ave., DeLapd (next to Amrco Station) after 1. 7366175 - . . ,, __ ____ ____ _ ___ - item a tow Veer rtMI,s. ND net ,. *1111" oun$mjl,, of elpeilinu.and eaa tar - DOWNTOWN & LAKE MON. ROE. S IIDROOMS EACH. Oviedo, Reed Ave. 11/2 bath. $25,000. REAL ESTATE 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR OWNER FINANCING AVAiL- ___ day of t'a.IIh Jr. 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH JUST RI. DECORATED, NICE SHADE TRANS, REAR FENCED YARD. latiN. your club or organization can appear In this listing each week for only $350 p. week? This Is an ideal way to Inform the public your club activities. ___ .6. ACCOUNTANT_graduation ___ *ilIui N. PORT. $31,150. -p _____ ___ .iiiit.t Every Wed. 1. Set. TV'S COMPREHENSIVE LA ND Iberguigli k,welsa 'of relscetien USE PLAN, PROVIDING DIRIC. riouialions. At leaf tem veers of TION$ TO ThE CITY CLERK; SEVERABILITY AND EFFEC- 4 1 -roqut DATE, I. SECRETARY CASHIER TIVE A copy shall be aveilahis at flue 11 4 grIduSSISO iran b1 sdusui with NN typhW *lWs. muss be tryst. Oaks40 011 1 1 1 1 CNV Cmft 40 No CNY so I wormy, hur2Xi. and willing to WWer SprIngs. Florida, li all l puness dsav to euamins same _ ____ 2 OR 3 BEDROOM, COMPLETELY PANELED, AIR CONDITIONER I HEAT. REAR FENCED YARD, CAR. Early Birds 7:13pm. PROPERTY1 PROVIDING FOR THE AMENDMENT OP THE oPI.' IClAl. ZONING MAP AND THE Cl. _____ ______ ____ Bingo 47-Real Estate Wanted REALTY INC. CallBart - 322-2420 3 one - bedroom apts., furnished 129.500. 111 E.Sth, Sanford Call 322.1253 or 322.5756 2005 Glenway or. 4-2, swimming REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL Sanford's Sales Leader APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER HAL COLBERT 333.4115 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet 1911 ANTIQUE BUGGY, Black w roll up curtains. Collectors item ready for show $1000. Call alt. S Walt $62 4696. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. venhences. $35,500. Mmii Wow, Just $14,1001 - sur 44. B-i nvestmsnt + THE PRICE IS RIGHT2 511 bath home w-nlce LI, OR, 1g. eat In JOIN THE ONE THAT'S P40,11 DELTONA your lot or our lot. V EnterprIses, Inc. 644.3013 Model Inc., Realtor ONE OF A K IND for those who demand, the Most. 2 OR modern home has over tico Sq. Ft. living area & is located close to hospital & all con. Extrasl Only $135001 kit, spacious IRs, porch & S acres Lk Front, Lk Sylvan are.. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR, WHAT A DEAL 3 BR 1 bath home on corner lot w4ots of trees I Spacious LI & DR ww carpet & Ill*, close to shoppingi Many MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I TEDDY Olt ELAINE AU EMPLOYMENT 332.7443 3211159 SUPER 4 OR 2 bath lakefront home w.ig. Fla Rm wflreplace, OR, patio, Specious SRI, w.w carpet, & Much Morel SPP WARRANTED. Only $345001 wkends. t04-734.S961. $27,000. Best Terms. William Maliczowski Realtor. 322.1553. Reg. Real Estate broker 2435 Sanford Ave. 75-Recreational VehicleS AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3229141 Eves after 41 weekends 305441.5696 & 1301026. Eve & 2524 PARK OR. 3222111 AFTER HOURS REALTOR 322 0648 1221254 322 3991 F or Estates, Commercial & Residential Auctions & Ap o"aisaIs+ Call Dell's Autiofl. 333. 5620+ 78-Mutorcycles 322.5151 BATEMAN REALTY back yard, near schools & shopping I Nice nelghborhoodl OR APT. COMPLEX EXCEL- 33-Houses Furnhshsd APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3325121. BUY JUNK CAPS From $10 to $30 Call 322.1621 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River Cash for your loti Will build Ofl new, orange -• WE BUY USED FURNITURE I 62-Lawn-Garden 64-Equipment for Rent Property trees, C-lilA. 71/1 pct. assumable mort. Call 323. $244. WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE Desk sm. wooden dbI pedestal. 29x4$, $20. Chairs (3) 515 ea. Cash only. 321 0041 access from $1400 per acre. $750 cIwn, 20 yr. terms, Ostean. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, VA-F HA.235-Conv. Homes Low Down Payment of OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost Just 525,5001 60A-Business Equipment Rent Our Rinsenvec CARROLL'S FURNITURE $231200. 349531) 3 OR 1 bath, C lilA, carpet. $26,000. $24 ml. Broker Con. tractor. 332-6457. LENT PAY, GOOD CO. & BENEFITS. CONTACT you know that Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn plele. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave. 322 2255 830-Ii1or 339-011 eves. S'unland: By Owner. 361,1 bath Carpet. Immediate Occupancy 24 HOUR lB 322.9283 For rent or lease. Townhouse, 46 & II, Sanford. Did Wrchandise YELLOW SAND FORREST GREENE 41-Houses 0 w C NSA, w.w carpet, fenced Ats. for Senior Citizens. Down. JOIN THE MUSIC CARAVAN Immediate openings for sharp Guys & Gals is & over, free to City Council Will heidi public 41-Houses R0IBII's 0i RIALTY 1* 1 between ABLE TO TRAVEL NOW - 59-Musical Call Dick Lacy, 323.7550 INC. REALTORS 243SI2 S. French (1792) Sanford only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of 31-Apartments Furnished my mewunlon IC wminuteiaaayi' The Real Estate Agency REALTORS for you to become a branch manager. Call Southern 9 & S. 68-Wanted to Buy FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL $12,000. (CI) SELLERS I BUYERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUYAHOMEI Discount Co. 3201 S. French Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 LAKE MARY AREA Canal front lot, cleared ready to build. 1, 2 OR deluxe units. Pool. Adulti Airport Blvd. on 17.52 in Sanford. Call 3231670 MarIner's Yillage 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford REALTY WORLD employee benefits and a secure future BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" own. Give us a call and one of our associates will be glad to help you find your needs and wants. REALTY Orlando area. Outstanding SEIGLER REALTY the freedom of 30-Apartments Unfurnished - 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT $2,000 PER ACRE. roaming around on your very STENSTROM promotions, a limited number of Individuals are needed in the South of 5+9 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. $19,500. LOW DOWN PAYMENT. YOUR S Wholesale, not grow, worms 322.7731 CRIBID LANDS SITUATE AND' '¼ BEING IN $IMINOLI COUNTY. FLORIDA PU9UANT TO P1.011. 0* STATUTES tiLls; PROVIDtoo ZONING FOR THE SUBJECT fling lirvdwgt _____ __ ....... tomMy __ ___________ _____ *01 . BY OWNER On heavily traveled Hwy. M92.16 units with ground for expansion, MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Required -'good personality neat appearance high school + ROBSON MARINE ALL OR PART. Vol Cty, 1.0 acres, new building area $12.000. assignment. Homemakers UpJohn 621.0636, training required. I '. 1. SUPERINTENDENT, SOUS W" Is " 1111011111111111111111: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY ING REHABILITATION 'PRO. GiAM requires a class "C" general OP WINTER ITS SPRINGS, FLORIDA:: TERRITORIAL owdrscior license or helter and at TO EXTEND INst abs veers aipesiencs in can. AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO AN, sirwelien and nellahllitetispu of single NIX THE HEREINAFTER 01$. _____ me Cho MIdgW It'i- Apo" ow to, ti_u ku_u i%iiJI, I I. 65$ hJitaJ ftL s** p*n , Pv°iNa meeMM it ruth -- ud ft*n ed FuhibS:(ft 3n4w ri_to_i + fl porch, fruit trees, plus many more nice features. 524.300. 24-8usiness Opportunities Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, Live-in companion, short term 1, 25 ACRE LAKE FRONT, SOME ORANGE & OAK. MOSTLY PASTURE. $1,000 PER ACRE.. - look-Lake Mary area 3-1, w-to. Motel For Sale - - 72-Auction w, 64*315 lot. $21,500. finance equipment. Please apply DeBary Manor, 60 Hwy. 17.52 N. DeBary. S. ALEXATOS convenience what you are looking for This is a well kept, neat home, 1g. liv rm, 2.1, screened idea Is peace & quiet Sanford, Florida Floor man & porter prefer some experience with floor main. hearing at 7:30 P.M. or as Seen + thereafter as pN$lhle, e Tuesday, January 11, 1575, IS consider t$: alSpllenslaaerdlfl.nceb,mecfly of Wkdur Springs. Florida, title of YpslSsntl Miabigen 4157 3. RESIDENT MANAGER at lomi YOU Ann HERESY NOTIFIED aluIWu,duooldiplseu, preSidency in MO OR action for l of me, typlag, filing sill muSt be mervIagu his been flied biND vow. MOWS. Agsflmiifl furniWsi WON - vu are requr tomavea copy ofveworNson T.lwesto Lit any, reduced rent., The frr-ir is rgqutred,Ig live en premises. CARROLL BURKE. A$*xay tar' 1. RELOCATION SPECIALIST _____ NSlHaosr, NNo i,ii is 611 $aais.rd NisatIc leak ,netog, must have Prior enguilince wis Wn JWF laitreetar ____ ____ CHARLES WAYNE $PIVIY 0 Rusui Cswi ___ .5 300 N. French Ave. find him listed in our Business Service Directory. LcngwNd.Ovleda need. ____ ___ I69 '"'" I I. Isis is whathir .1 the Sb me and mid do jedless seep have to durida . TO: ____ I. ____ :1 WAYNE SPIVEY CHAPLIS _____ .4. EVENING HERALD - 1 PROGRAM DIRECTOR, SIfninOleCOUI*yP$eridL lying ft5t HOUSING REHABILITATION of Haven Ia iii iii _ - ADVERTISING DIRECTOR 1155 .' _____ 'H Preferred. Apply in person to: 'NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll requesting the' City of Winter Springs, to annex the' follewing FOLLOWING POSITIONS HAVE described property: BECOME AVAILABLE AS A RE. All that pert of If , of ENTZ. SUIT OF FUNDING RECEIVED MINGER FARMS ADDITION TO IMPLEMENT COMMUNITY NUMBER 2, according to the pluS DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GIANT thereof recanted in Plot Bask 5, __________________ PROGRAMS: ___________________ Page 5, of the Public Secants of ________________________ ' local advertise,j. Newspaper advertising sales experience Television - 25" Color, Beautifut walnut cabinet. Regular $600, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still in warranty. Call 131.1714 osy or night. 55-Boats & Accessories 21. ACRES TALL PINE I PALMETTO, GENEVA AREA, $8,250 GOOD SELECTION. street, water. $10,000. layouts, write copy and service you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad the City Council of the City of Wintif SPringS, Florida, tItof said City Council has received apallcatien by, . THE CITY OF SANFORD, PLOR. IDA, ANNOUNCES THAT THE Sell newspaper space, create career HEARI NG TERMS. LANDS in residential area i30x101, paved L'ET'S BE HONEt'r If you weren't looking for a new TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN BY PO$ITIO$SSAVAILASI.I in the fiat bed Ave., Sanford. 323-2610 ACRES ON NARCISSUS, CLEARED & IRRIGATED, PAVED ROAD & CITY WATER. 1.7 53-TY.RadiO-Stereo - $17.500 WITH EXCELLENT Salesperson - FLORIDA i0Ox10O lot, 3.1½, lovely pine floors, fireplace, lam rm, porch. Owner will hold small second. 6572. EOE. Notice property is situated on $46.730. Call Bob Bevis toll free 1500.13$. NOTICE OF PUBLIC DI P.3 Advertising division for East coast operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, Publish: January 2,5, i, 23, ifs _____ TALLAHAEE (UPI).Florida's $nme ent jmikse watched the XrMed movie "Deep 1sM" boldad a cloud arid guarded door Mandsy. L01Jedics Ar d saId lbw jusitew lit it wan lpp.idA wvuI't be hire. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a weak, cell 1.500.432.5403 anytime for recorded message. Legal Assistant United States Attorney Attirney for Plaintiff FRIDAY, JAI4UARY 30 ____01 MldPlorlds amuil ____msmbsnbip FersI ledety meeting, 2p.m., Security First Federal S&L ISbN. Woodiand Blvd., I. ' S. SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST TECHNICAL SALES CUSTOMER SERVICE OFFICE MANAGER SALES REP. MANAGER TRAINEE AUDITORS CASHIER-PDX DIESELMECHANIC HOSTESS DESK CLERK owner operators procedures. Typing & shorthand one of his duly authorized deputies, required. Must be familiar with will sell the property situate in personnelrecords, time sheets & Seminole County, Florida, described lob reports. Medical in. as: Lot 7, Block A, A. S. Steven's surance, paid vacations & Addition to Midway LESS the North holidays provided. If Interested. 111.5 led, as per plat recorded in Plat Book 7, page , Public Recordsin long term empioymeqt with of Seminole County, Flo,. Sub. one of the Nations largest builders, call Cardinal In Ject, however, to taxes, if any due, istries Inc., 3211151 between S to; the year 1575 at public outcry to am. & 5 p.m. weekdays or send the highest and best bidder for cash resume to Construction Dept., It- 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday, box U, Sanford. Fla. 32171. February L 1575, at the West door of Equal Opportunity Employer ,the Seminole county Sanford, Florida. Dated: December 21, GEORGE R. OROSSE UNITED STATES MARSHAL Middle District of Florida KINDELL W WHERRY waterfront Extrusion Inc. 2540 Jewett Lane, Sanford. OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Express needs I 43-Lots-Acreage *THIS* being taken for 2nd shift only. 1:30 p.m. till 2 am. Florida ____ AAA EMPLOYMENT The Reason We've Been in Business So Longi Because We Put PeopieToWork Here Are The Jobs SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses 18 Help Wanted Factory Work. Applications now 0 ______ k.at.vt% 11-Ih'Ip Wai Legal Notice % . Vr 1 MCAN DO"L" IT UNITED STATES DISTRICT ' oppanwwv COURT MIDDLI DISTRICT OF ' FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION AVON COURT NO, 7$.45.OrI.Civ.y IS INFLATION CRAMPING UNITED STATES OF. AMERICA, YOUR SPENDING POWER? Plaintiff, vs. EUGENE HUNTER. !eil Avon tohelp fight back. For and AREBEDELLA HUNTER, his details call U4-305. wife et al Defendant(s). NOTICE CONSTRUCTION o SALE - Notice is hereby given SEC TARY CLERK that pursuant to a Final Decree of Foreclosure entered on December Good pay with excellent benefits for career minded Individual. 13, ifs, t y the above entitled Court Must hove a minimum of 2 years In the above styled Cause, the Un. experience In construction OWCS derslened United States Marshall, or Longwood. Open to puhrc. 'I : '- S SAL OHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON forfamiliesor friends of problem drinkers For further Information call 447.3333orwrIte SECURITYGUARD S.nfordAI-Anon Family Group JANITORIAL WORK P.O. box 353 COUNTER PEOPLE Sanford, Fla. ni PARTS SALES _____________________ PARTS MANAGER _______________________ S-Lost & p:oumi COOK '_________________ WAITRESS LOST Shetland She,pdog THESE AREAFEWOF THE JOBS WE HAVE Mayair Area, 10 yr. old Rex 3fl4flSorfl2434 IF YOU DON'T COME IN WE CANI HELP YOU Help vs find our dog "Streaker," yr. old grayblk COCk.A.POO who 201 Commercial, Sanford got It last Fri. eve, near 25th __________________________ 323.5176 St. where Idyllwilde, Ravenna Pk 1. Loch Arbor meat. We will wait for YOU to call m.na. or TRUCK DRIVER & 332.705, Thanks, the pitcher WAR EHOUSEMAN Ichlldm. Scotty's, one of Florida's 11-instructions largest and fastest growing . building supply and home improvement chains, has & Organ Lessons I.. an opening for a ware Experienced, college certificate houseman in 3230rd SANFORD STORE Beginner, intermediate & advanctennis instruction for adults & Prior expenence preferred, juniors. Single, group & clinics, but not essential. applicant Unsurpassed facilities at Bay should be in good health. Head Racquet Club. For into. You'll enoy excellent work. call Head Pro Doug Milk. ing conditions; generous zowskl, 323.7353. employ" benefits; partici• introduce your child to music. pate in store lncentiv., Private piano & drum lessons w experienced teachers. 339-5589.program. Opportunity (or career development. Private piano 1. voice lessons in my home. Certified leather. Call wdhllw haxICI after 4 o.m1Z4-1O1O. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17 Longue 01 Women Voter. of Seminole Co. unit meeting, 9:30 am., First Fedsral'o( Seminole SR 434,. wwro IN Clwtr.. FL 23517. FACED , PROBLEM? Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help THURSDAY, JANUARY ii lp. of W vot., of 8T11P011 CO. unit meeting, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of S.enhtole, SR 434, pm to pilblic. RNIØIS t ( or ____ : 1, Mats" Dating Service, All Am. P.O. lax 1031, + INN I. WHY BE LONELY? Write "oet A FRIDAY, JANUARY 12 SaUte Harrison Chapter DAR, 2:30 p.m., borne of MIS. A. W. Lee, 2407 Laurel Ave., Sanford. ' - CURT UITISS5 RATES DIVORCE-430.$G--duarantwd. Free detaIls; KIT, Box 71, Pompano, FL. 33051• 5414ff1 a000 VOL ONLY I. ____________________________________ -. _____ 1 -4foiP nted 4-Personals THURSDAY, JANUARY ______OptimIst, _____ 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, Sestk Sl.ele Wymore Road. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfaor Country Q Diet Werkahep, 10 am., and 7 p.m., Montgroinery M.11. Wefgbt Watcher., 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Cotrth; 7 pm., Longwood Quality Inn, pgj 8rE11 Ireland's, ilocil, Altamonte Springs., Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodl* Church, Cauelbernt. Seminole Rebekab Lodge 42, 9 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 107½ Magnolia _____Ave., Sanford. Greater Semlaele Temimietrees (lab, 7:30 p.m., A1tamot* Springs Civic Center. volvsd is a plot to uoInat. against inmates who roamed CSSNIW$ ) I ES DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication Sunday -Noon Friday Sunshine Room. ____ Gesen Homemakers, 10 am., ConunwIty Hall. Buford lIwath, now, Sanford Civic Center. Sathrd optimiet, noon, iiiia Inn. Reeu'erylac., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Woman's Cub of Sanford, c1ubboie, 1 p.m., social ciepsrtment bridge and casaita. sanford Sounders senior citizens dance, 2:30 pm., civic center. ____ StarN& Promta, -1 P, 8p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Aissym..., 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears Abbey's statement ap. The Americans, finally parai*ly lad the Ecuidorean cleared of the relatively minor embassy In Washington to charge of illegal digging, had to suiped the geoi of being In. am themselves for protection *111111 322-2611 Soddy, 7:30 p.m., Yoath Programs, Inc. volunteers getting reacquainted meeting, 7 p.m., Florida Power & Light jiiwmiiu gp NEWS became of an s= Orlando - Winter Park 831-9993 Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. Sanford th$n3ber of C0IflflICi. Welgbt Watcher,, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Swrunit Apts., Casselberry. Perouta Aaosyme, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Rumn CIS Ch* 7:30 p.m., Sanford Chamber of Commerce. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY ii Cauelberiy Rotary, 7:30 am., S&S Cafeteria. Oviedo RoIa 7:30 am., the Town House. Arpin, 22, of Jacksonville, Fin, phone conversation with the The story 01 their arrest that U.S. Embassy. emerged today was that of a After the Americans were mlx.upfroama statement by one cleared of any political ii. of the groep's orginal nine vement, they were transferred members, Richard Abbey of to Quito's Garcia Moreno MnpIilj, who returned to the civilian prison. Unitodliatis In late September "It was a pit," said flfl 6:10 CD xcoueiyny FISHING S .. a PORMWAGONER @j KUTANA : ".. VFW Pout illS Auxiliary of Sanford, 9p.m., log cabin ..... ........................43c a tins :•:. on the lakefront. HOURS 3tivetims . .. . 3$c a line .....3k a Iin( 7COfl$ICUIt 5:00 AM. 5:30 p.M. Avistks Modelers, 17:30 p.m., H Depot, san MONDAY thru FRIDAY ford. 3 Lines Minimum SATURDAY .Noon Overuf, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Floridaower & UgM. Cl) (12 GRANDPA GOES TO WASHINGTON A dear friend Guest: awn (Rue McClanahan) of Sen. ran Bacall. (Part 2012) Is arrested for Interter'H e I I, Torture' ing with an on-duty police ofl 11:30 cit. (2) BEST OF CARSON . Host: Johnny Carson, Guests: PAPER CHASE Pre. (4) Lola Fauna, David Steinberg, midterm litters lead one of the Mummenachanz, Erica Jong. law students to hire a tutor and Says Sanfo ' rdite obtain old Kingsfield exam (A) ue$tions. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME • SARNABY JONES HAPPY DAYS Joanie by has second thoughts about learns that her date for her six. the authenticity of the evidence tesnth birthday party is running Barna- Of Latin 6 r res t he used to clear a man of inuraround with another girl. (A) der charges. (A) $OUNDSTAGE 'Fiddlers By MARTIN McREYNOWS Quito. Three" Country rocker Doug 0 ABC MOVIE "Forty QUITO, Ecuador (UPI)- "We went through nearly two Kerihaw, jazz-rock virtuoso Carats" (1973) Liv Ullmann, Eight American archaeologists weeks of hell during InterrogeJean Luc.Ponty and classicist Edward Albert. A forty.yurold n In Ecuado- tion," Clyde Nickelsen said. 11aM Penman perform sapsdivorcee vacationing in Europe Xt confinement na political "And then we had 11 more days falls in love with a 22.ywold ralely and in a remarkable ensemble. (A) man. "mIll)" say they were jailed of hell when we were transIn a 1gt4Ike cell and subjected (erred to a civilian prison that 1:30 1100 was a real (4) BIG VALLEY "Lady Killer" to hellish interrogations. .%VENNE $ SHIRLEY The eight, released Saturday, Nick and Heath stop at a ram"They used psychological M . shackle inn that specializes In recounted their odyssey Intimidation on us and physical (2) NBC MOVIE "Airport murder and robbery. through five Ecuadorean intimidation on the Ecuado1975" (1974) Chaniton Heston. military and Civilian prisons reans." Karen Black. A stewardess Is 12:40 forced to take over the controls 0Q 01111118 LATE MOVIE today while awaiting a flight to He said electrical contacts "Betrayed" (1954) Clark Gable, the United States. of a jumbo lit after the plane's were applied to the face, nose, Lana Turner. The leader of a For Clyde Nlckelien, 57, of ears and genitals of Segundo World War II resistance movemint learns that one of his Sanford, Fla, and his ions Tom, Ramirez, the group's guide. group is feeding information to 24, and Terry, 32, of Memphis, "They worked him over with the (3qy5 Thin,, the ordeal began by brass knuckles and kept him looking up at machine-pistols at blindfolded most 14 the time lunch Oct. 24 at a caf In.the they questioned hlqt," said CD oi'000w 7III'*N PlAZA pyp Village 01 Mahialps near the Terry Nickelsen. "At one time, they put a live 1:30 Besides the Nickeliens, the bird in his mouth and told him THEF.B.L "Turnabout" jailed Americans were Ned to eat it. When he spit it out, he : Mauldin, 27 and Bill Scar- was smuhedln the face.,,with brough, s tsti of Idids aass knuckles. Term. and tires women, Severuoøiapao Terry said he was beaten and ly Womb, 47, 01 Altamonte placed in solitary confinement SOD Springs, Fla,, Charlotte Kochi, for six days after he shoved an CKIRSAWL 41,OlAkrob, Ohio, and Suzanne officer who tried to cut off a WATC$4YOURMOUTH I SUNRISE 4 CALENDAR CLASSIFIED ADS - ......... - �I. BLON DIE 421—Ev,ning Herald, Satiford, Fl. 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FOUGHT LII.<E C DAY AND NIGHT H' _ i!1ffl 'f _______ BEETLE BAILEY _ A OLIER IS AT ALL L_t.1'-1ç_rJ 50 VHEN YELL'ATTENTION" SNAP TO IT,' TIMES DIGNIFI by Mon Walker / ATt PI6NSFSEP?I (:IEII) 0 ________ AM' ____ 5 PO THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom MRS. gjJ IVER TRAININ(a ARCHIE by Bob Montana ____________ AND THIS WHERE OUR FLEDGLING I NOTICE THAT ONE of YOUR STAFF IS DEEP IN THOJGHr AT HIS TYPEWRITER-.- DOUBT TRYING o FIND THE PQECJSE 55 — — — 56 57 I / c / I TOLD HER THAT LIFE tUA5 *NkG O ME... (SHE sDxI4A) CRE, k' RES... 0 - fr' • - PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer HOW'S YOUR NEW L 'w SEEMS LIKE ) VAN. CHARLIE? I THERE5 AlwY5 HEAR IT R45 EVERY- SOMETHING WRO* FIR5T IT WA5 THE MR CONP111ONING.) THEN IT WAS THE TV RECEPTION.' THING (M' I CAN'T FINP M'M)NE TO TUNE THE PIPE ORGAN! ____ — IT, a, c—m ___ C3 of Iv y BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Halmdahl .4Y54 TSN6 1T4 YOUR___ C H I 5NsORrrY 3ROKER.. 1UML.E... YOU IN1' LGT Th' PH>/J 'YL.VøTR.' .TRI,T ,i fj iPr J - WORY-INCo _____ - -- .4.4.,,.. - _________ —" FRANK AND ERNEST . - : Sanford Police Chief Ben Butler today announced several major dmga within the department. : Butler said the changes were meant to Increase morale, Ifliprove his department's public image and establish an orderly chain at command, An eigbi-yea veteran of the force, I.A. WiWam Lykens has been .- removed as head of the detective division and transferred to uniform patrol. The new thiefof detectives isls-year veteran Lt. Johnny Parker, previously on special detail. Also trensferred to the detective dl1sion Is four-year veteran Ray Bronson. Butler said Bronson is filling a slot vacated several - ' . 1M0 ' H .- . r' ' -. . -. - . -- •-. 14NIS TUMBLEWEEDS 4 - GetIIgO f &fg ... I. uI•l. County Superiateadeat of schools William P. Layer helps build new Rock Lake Middle School one brick at a time prodded by block Vaughn mason 84erman. Layer and other school officials visited the site at Slade Drive near In Long wood ... ..• . -, . - .- -. .. - . .; [,t0dsY I-s expected to open In January liii. Cost tstimate: 13.123,145. - HAVr1 ' H . iLe1'rF I4U.? - -: - , • /I) I - ----------------------- - - coadrsenov.zsuonstate t - u_____ i J _.J.- ------ _ -' - s Plant . - .- r attorney In the divorce case ______ ____ sod they are definitely '.d Tusdoy • rE{lld." eightd ___ teu'.m jesy er a six-dayd trial that InClUded ____ i—ia- 1.gp - - .: • - .: -- ___ ______ ____ ___ tr uetl fw'y. Mt Rldst, 23, aci . • cia is. ilium reatenred, - had 49O1td Mrs. 1Udeod said the couple got togethe r Sunday for the first time since the trial to diactaa vIithig prMlog.s with their 2%-yeseold (fugf b tovessswstdbsPt - • - -- • • .- - - - • ssucsuOfuDy t — i ildest ai ty t coiI. woes beck • •ie. - t..L.,,iWL..m,amceend told a15 y derdandlng is they are problem, Hunnlct* said, will be company In 19fl require that all By DONNA E8TF peed.....................$.7.3 for the privately-owned utility effl ue nt be disposed of through HetMdSf Writer DeáAbby .................la Engineers end officer, of the to connect with the Altamonte pe rcolation ponds. Hunnicut Dr. Lamb ..................4.3 . o Springs regional sewer plant on said t he problem appears to be ta te Department si s _____. Keller Road for sewage that the ground cannot take $A Environmental Regulation anymore effl uent and the firm Intreatment and disposaL on-de .................IA (DER) are doing When federal funding was has tried to bypass the ponds to OURULVZg ..............1.5 spectione and Investipting a 5SIt5 ..................1412A Charge by Seminal. County granted to build the 7.5 million get into Sweetwater Creek. Schuder said Tuesday there Is Oftktll5 that the privately- gallon daily capacity regional TeIe,1M. .................. onciled. It's sort of different." The Ridsoidi were not avallahie at their Salem apart meat and neither attorney said why the Rldeosds decided to get beck together. __ ___ . W1fl4 O WIflPIOUT A - -- -- --- - - -- - -• '• 'mp1 -.-- ____ -_ WESthI! ..................i.* jy. During the trial, testimony indicated Jenny was In apartment when the allesed re took place. _____ Following thi trial atid lb. Squittal Of R14S0ut1 were saddened. Norma Joycs, Saasn W's Crisis Coda, am at the dullet 11111 Is a - women, all women." ___ RIdsoitsa1dhewu"hvY'ovrthsbmxsstverdict. "I was very scared abost go to jail," he said. H. also said "I love my cMld" and that he definitely Intended to In touch with her. plant, planning was that no health danger from the ef. Sanlando would eventually fluent which has been treated. connect to the facility. He said the overflow into the 1*164 gallons per treated sewage into Sweetwater Cur rently, the Altamonte plant creek would show evidence of is operating at about half It. paper of f the top and Increased owned Swhndo W1 'ee pled is_ mai __ _ engj1i,, said, 'Will be gsg a different way, Page 5A ____ g RW" after the triaL a" Page • A go tbruh." - — --- - — heaheaIdb.hadtogoI4bwIhthecbargeaad thetriiihsdtod.it.ldidftforniydi*erdms." •- - --____ -- - --- over is reqein,iy per, director Of the county's gallons of effluent daily and envlrumlesgal services, told reported last month that It is 3. Tuesday currently treating $00,000 ast county WehI,a______ Q '. that a 164nch pipe has been gallons daily. Of_ A quick calculation by treatment plant percolation Commissioner Bob Storm ___ —iaiia. parade to the to cr ek. Hooper showed the l00tolegajlons givesapeag - qstim4.d * to is gallons per per minute of effluent directed doom trww ___ Of Offl( is through the pipe into aw cresIk creekwbkh being 4usnp.d ko the creek. othaW,. River. to the __ - - - -- -------------------- ------------: - - - •• -. - -- - - - - - -. - •. .. - --- ----------------- - --- - - ---------- - - - - - - - - - - ------------------ - DER pursuits graded to the Illat DUMPING, Page 2* -' --------------• • - - - _ - Schuder said the plant was &vW= ad Sweetwater OWN built from the Sanlando ? Udoktwin bdon ping to Ow law. -meet,ss,I'm*ald, In .rd.rt.a,oldwhstIhsdto Jack Schuder, cow1ty public a firatbend report today end works director and Ken Boo- designed to treat 1.5 mIjis ta do * -- - I - Dumping ____ , " Ift W111111" earlier flied _____ DO YOU LIKE ME 'E' I .ic*'iøv • - -, - • __ __________ -4 ____ -- ..: - _ Today ____ SAIZMCL(UPI)—Th15Wi5U$lO,GNISRldSOut yng her husband Jobs best and raped M in amt is living together again, having , ____their differences, their attorneys said, ftYom m* was tbe caft of al attention, IRSlbd In the first cM. In the coadsy where a 1tt11 W$Z Ms wife while they were flWTISd Vid . - rove d aee N over s Sks.d F1 S becomes SR V. Traffic will cross over the tracks via two bridges. One bridge will have two lanes for andthe other . two lanes for westbound traffic, according to Bill McKelvy, - _ ILU - j - -. p __ -- - _' _!' - - - '' - 'i:' ...4-A - ii by -. .• . YMMY - - l . -. - - ,. - 6p . ____ C cording to plan, construction will begin in late 19 with completion expected the following year. "It's something that has been worked on a very long time to alleviate traffic holdups when tkt trains cross," commented City Manager Warren E. Knowles. "This has been a concern for many people." The overpasses will be located at the railroad crossing . -- .. 4 ass rac Coastline railroad tracks jod wastefUL 17-N. 11 DOT projections go ac- - in th*spwtmd Oct It,dw der of -- - . BEN BUTLER ... 'a need for changes' -, The Federal Highway AthnlnlstratIon today notified Florida sied of sportatlon (DOT) officials that _ _____ : - $ 10 00. '- - - ,. I ____ • I - By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer LAY(ER)ING IT ON -.4 1 , See POLICE, Page ZA . 7 1 A. t A TRAPx................. I A etwater? Swe 9 l ' Aft i L60_ _ ____ Into MUSflCkI - ' • ___ _____ L ONliI by T. K. Ryan -. authority," the chief said. Previously. the two captains were more involved with super. vising their respective shifts and complaints were often handled by civilian clerical personnel. Butler said the changes coincide with the implementation of an organizational chart approved at Monday's city commission meeting. " he purpose of the organizational chart is to establish a chain of command which we didn't have before. We had a chart, but it was never adhered to," Butler said. "It used tobe that If someone had something, they just walked into my office. Now, I'll be able to delegate some of that ver p ___ ______ : a 1 ...citlzen complaints ai roa - . allowed to hoild awl ftnt __ he___ might - _ VI ____ Oti141I $AL.L - CHARLES FAGAN ...citizen complaints ' - I --:. UP- ____ IiI PROILM$ 000 Z months ago. Two new posts have been created within the department. Roy G. Williams has been named Internal affairs officer and U. Michael Rotundo has been named public relations officer. The public relations pod was previously filled by Sgt. William Bernosky. Butler said Bernosky will concentrate on what had been a dual role as the department liaison man with the state attorney's office and court officials. The assignments of the department's two captains, Earl Bourquardez and Charles Fagan, have been changed to increase their daily contact with the public. Butler said the pair will be given an office at the front of the station to handle citizen complaints. "Now, If a citizen comes In with a complaint, they'll be able to speak with someone with Now __ _ AM 1 y DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer ...uniform patrol Al Pi.i"i Rid's - WILLIAM LYKENS EARL BOURQUARDEZ 11 ffle S ________ HI$AYJ''MNO'P LACKS OFFON HIS ANNLJAL.-mIrlD 1-AS .4S. Staff Sb BRIDGE - CHI*TRYJ -' - away. ThAN ONE! PREEBLE g '.__•• i _____________________________ by Bob Thaves - J. Mri e, ra MOT- _______ 'a ________ AT Jim ffir, -' ______ -fresh Ideas. ___ ___ Herald photo by Tom N.tii go well. deputydlstrlctdlrectorofDOT. The aiim at spades lead fl0W that 7011 bUS at heat ARIF (March 21-April 19) ____23) gIve. CAN AN OVERPASS BE FAR BEHIND" McKelvy said of the plans for scoiu'ió (Oct. *Nov. a chance. Us can U many spades as hassig. Self-doubts could act In when At first you may not realise It 'l the kIrraad ut ($XwAPIaaInupsiA ) Each of the WAM wodd the overpass. "The exact struction plans can be corn- inthelastquarterofthatyear, __ first apipear to be Ping but youl Oftdwww you #a Jed probablynmabo,afeet1ossg cooflguratlofti will be made pleted, according to McKelvy. said McKelvy. (Do you h" a VMSOM W against you. Don't got have an ow. answers at your Z=w and woulld have two lam each following our engineering "If we don't run into any discouraged. Lastininute help fingertips. we Ezoorta. making the ovapass a four. study. 01 snags with our enviroranental project call for the overpass to iss is that aat will shi arrives In the nick of time. The engineering st udy and an and engineering studies we be built either on the existing lane facility. SAGffrARflJS (Nov. 23-Dec. iseeI it to clubs at trick ps hiWthmI qusefovs iN be smporpd II TAURUS (April 20'May 20) 21) OppositIon might be jud two and the dsts Wi p1ry," environmental study mud be may be able to let the contract "This is by See OVERPASS, Page 2* ate -' Flashes of Inepiration will take what you need to push you to lb* two club fricke W by Tim vi.c..i Mclalvy said of the plans for completed before actual con- In 1 and begin construction .ini -. OVSTtOds7,5iVifl5 you just what look for unusual ways to find , ksg Qusetionp iN be used in South had a you need to accomplish your the real bargalne. co#NrIvt and iN rscelI No. f - 1 If Wad W$ C.01JgYM0O SPIDER-MAN f _________________ ___________________________________ by Stan Lee and John Romita I irs. It Vas 'Rape ; __ bU THINK YOUR I HOPE' 60, ," IN CASE HE'S Arasad The Clack ..........4-A EVEN IF IT'$ AP WILL. BRINe SPIPER- BABY -• FOR DUMB Rp4 PISCO. REASONS 4.3 TO IT C - -- _ -- I ' Al o ____ all should a sers A1*niond loser later, want to do Ii to let psrthsr P 1'. v. : — __ IN - - fluentlal persons will be enGEMINI (May 21-June ) NORTH 14-A tering your life this coming You won't have to cope with a • K J 52 year. They will have a strong, malcontent too long today. 10943 80 South lit Wiit hold that lasting effect that will serve to Urgent, but exciting, events first trick. Now It was up to • K 73 Wed to snake a decision. H. •ioi help you achieve your goals. occur to give you your should have to CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. You'll quickly forget your WTT 1AI' _ a wizywo he I •Q4 19) Conditions could suddenly frufraUortj. •A111171 I -d it '75 '12 dart to shift today, breaking CANCER (June 21-July fi) could be hurt by a diamond • 52 • Q 10 clear of influences that have Q'iltgnbllng. Get your wotk •AQ9led W •E11143 kept you bottled up for the past done early. There's a fun SOUTH have shifted to a club, but he couple of days. Getting along person who'll pop into your day •3 did lead the queen at withothersIsoneofthesefonj 1ater,andyou'Uwanttobef AKQJ8 mSoheli two to you'll enjoy in your 1979 Astro- to enjoy the activities. • A9864 ace, drew trur!,j1_the Graph Letter. Get yours by •J LEO (July fl-Aug. fi) Much king otapades, mailing $1 for each and a long, to your distaste, you could be ace, got backtódwnnywfth Vulnerable: Both the king of diamonds self-addressed, stamped en- called upon today to organize Dealer: South dIUCked i. velope to Astro-Graph, P.O. things for others. Once you get II We" N.dk had stolen the game. Box 0, Radio CitY Station, rolling, your pride of acN.Y. 1X19. Be sure to specify complishment makes you Pass 2 20 4 büTh sign. happy. Pass Pass Pass AQUARIUS (Jan. 21)-Feb. 19) VIRGO (Sept. 23-OCt ) You hold: Save yourself a heap of earlypartofthedaymaybea enInglead:•Q •91543 frustration today. Avoid one bit on the down side, but later who doext't quite fit Into your things start hopping. Events •A2 social circle. Theresresomany could occur to brighten your — 05__ Interesting people for you to scene. ' We keep getting asked the spend your time on. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You By Oswald Jaesky corr.isnIng bid with thIs PISC (Feb. 21)-Marcy ) could revise your game plan Alm Seeing ___ to ith ld ___ ____ ____ ____ ____ _____ loithisloekbigattlwae cotrsctopwxhigbf4 doing things because they're a situation where you ____ ipade. You CS show h.s,t. were quick losses In lbs f comfortable Isn't the answer having some doubts. 1115 Odde lats*. The main thing 7011 for you today. Seek Innovative, are in your favor, so NW 10M. Police. - - - HE'S alms. That which you thought to WIN be unobtainable will be yours — January 11, 1179 Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents I. Sanford 58 YOURBIRTHDAY by Howie Schneider d Lamb Far Wednesday, Jan. 10, 1979 EEK a MEEK (i ioip ) r [D/E HER 71st Year, N !W!esday,J!ylo,1979 HOROSCOPE ' - ... eiri Swimming, which is a good and physical exertion that can exercise for many adlinatics, help prevent attacks. e of —— ——— — — — should be done in a pool with the these is Croinlyn Sodium which temperature between 85 and 90 is a fairly new medicine. The 62 63 degrees F. medicine is usually inhaled ——— ———— ——— lam sending you The Health before the exertion to prevent Latter number $4 Asthma. It bronchial spasms. Finally, I will give you more information want to be sure your are seeing about asthma and exercise for your physician. Proper asthmatics. Other readers who management of your 'asthma ___________________________ want this Issue can send 50 at this dage can help you lead BYBERNICEBEDEOSOL centswlthalong-damped,sell. amorehealthyandactive life addressed envelope for it. Send in the years to come. (RYING TO F*C TO EXPRESS HIS MUSE! NO . .. Cold Air Causes a ' Asthmatic Attac k DEAR DR. LAMB—I have had asthma since early i Dr. childhood with only a little jflpflflfl%Ml,t over the years. I am 16 and rarely have problem when exercising in warmerIt seems to be I bi the winter when I run In the cold air that I have the most problems. Sometimes I'm your request to me In care of practically disabled from this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, Radio City Station, New York, wheezing. I know the solution would be NY 119. Whether or not a person who to cut back on outdoor workouts during this time but has asthma can exercise when practicing basketball depends on what kind of much of the running is done exercise he might choose to do. Icie Is there any reason the Just because a-person has aithcold air should cause this ma doesn't mean he can't be wheezing or illness more easily active. In the 1972 Olympics, than warmer weather? Par- five medal winners were adh- - - - - - - - - - - ticipatlon in sports Is very matic& 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 Exercise can cause aithimportant to me. I would appredate any advice you can matic attacks. This is par12 — ——— 14 — — give me. Ucularly true of prolonged, DEAR READER— You've stenuous physical activity. II 15 16 17 identified the culprit. It is the the vigorous exertion is over cold air. Very good studies have five to eight minutes long, It is 18 19 20 21 shown that cold air will cause more likely it will precipitate — — — — an asthmatic attack during an attack. There are lots of 22 23 24 25 exercise even though the same athletic events, though, that amount of. exercises in warm aren't that long, such as what 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 weather would mt. you do during a baseball game. — 33 This is an important conLong distance running would be 34 35 36 sideration for parents and an example of a poor choice of a 37 teachers with all young asth- sport for a young asthmatic. matics who might want to do Many track and field events 40 — 41 42 43 — J-1 physical exertion. The that are of relatively short environment Is important and a duration would be quite 45 46 good way to help prevent asth- satisfactory. matic attacks during exercise —— Also, there are some 47 48 49 50 51 j52 53 5 istodotheexertloninwarm, medicinesthataathmatics can 0. _ _____ . .. - - - • -- -- � 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, January 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 09, 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 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 09, 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/4af0e7aa50cb67c8bbf04c08c76d55b5.pdf eaba8e6b3baa70bbd7d751e6a334b768 PDF Text Text - 71st I 'Towering Inferno' Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents - -- 600-Ft. Flames As Oil Tanker Blast Kills 49 The 121,432-ton French tanker Betelgeuse had unloaded about two-thirds of Its more than 30 million gallons of oil when the first blast ripped the vessel apart shortly before 1 a.m. (8 p.m. EST) as It was docked at a Gulf Oil ocean terminal. A second blast immediately followed, shaking every home in the nearby town of Bantry. First reports said the explosions appeared due to a gas leak. "It was like looking into the flames of hell as the ship went up," one witness said. BANTRY, Ireland (UP!) Twin explosions tore through a French supertanker docked near Ireland's biggest oil terminal today, ripping the vessel in two and hurling dozens of crew members to their deaths In a sea of flaming oil. Harbor officials said 49 men —42 crew members and seven dockworker died in what was believed the worst oil tanker disaster to date In terms of lives lost. The blasts sent a curtain of flames 600 feet Into the air. - - Seminole Coun ty Curb Cut Policy Hits Roadblock With Bank She Just — A long.etanding practice of the Seminole County Cornmission to stop the state Department of Transportation (DOT) from issuing permits to land developers to allow access from state roads into private I property without prior county facility on a five-acre tract, Meanwhile, ILL Ingerman, approval may have hit a north of SR 434, near Wekiva traffic services engineer with roadblock, at least temporarily. Springs Road. the DOT, Deland office, said The roadblock may be the After Lee Maynard, president all 12 counties In the fifth Barnett Bank which has applied of the Barnett Bank of Seminole district have different access for a site review approval to County In Altamonte Springs, regulations, but he could not build a new $700,000 banking refused a request from County think of any other county at. Commissioner Dick Williams to tempting to control DOT in this donate a strip of land to the fashion. county along uie SH M iron"We have a resolution from tap of the bank's property, the Seminole County asking us to majority of the bokd turned restrict curb cuts In this down the site approval, vicinity and in recent times we "We were somewhat sur- have been obtaining comments prized at the decision," from Seminole County and from Maynard said. He told corn- the cities involved prior to missloners that the property issuing permits. We have been was too expensive to donate cooperating with them when we could. In some matters, weare part olittoanyone. Commission Chairman Bob restricted by law as to what we L'.ni.h whA mi#h man A" Tn,,.rm.n ..hI w SW ,u,ajI an,.....a. a. as V vn V. aeti a. w, .., Williams and Commissioner French said today It is not Bill Kirchhoff to deny the site wuenl practice for the county i"1- to ''ustd .1.1s DAVENPORT, Iowa consider eliminating the (UPI) — Most Its pupi, turned have their prefix when new plates go automobile license plates on sale In six years. back Into the Scott County The state's plates courthouse In the last traditionally include three month because they don't letters and three numerals, like the three-letter prefix ______________ GAY. A check with Florida 4 State Department of flelals indicated that sinow tag letters tbat Transportation officials Issued 1,000 licenses ift might peeve offensive have that combination this year bus eliminated. mostly in eastern Iowa. The returnees In Scott but most of the potentially County were içaet, of. offensive combinations fidals said, because "gay"Wes not used. Is a synonym for Scott County treasurer homosexual. W1111n Cusack said he Among the people who couldn't understand the returned their plates was decision to use GAY, when one man who said two men the state already had ruled In Chicago kicked the sides out GAG, GAT and GEE ol his car after seeing his prefixes for his area. GAY plates. "01* In California, I'm "He thengl* that If they sure there Is a waiting fine for GAY plates. But not In were going to cause that kind of reaction he'd better Iowa," he salt "I think it's return them," said unfair to our people. The people who PUtnI.Inoffice asietud treasurer Henry we mad and, frankly, It Falter. bothers The uproar has am - Today H.resc.pe ................4.3 Heupital .................. 3-A owl_I ................2-A Crossword ................ 4.1 (JMELVP .............1.1 IA Linus ..................4-A Sputa ................ Television 1.3 14 ................. Di Dr.IAMb ..............41 Woathur ..................2-A AresdThs Click ......... 4-A INUP ...... .............. 4.3 ........ ............4.3 for the donation "1raT n~=__' 9!_A --- of nothing new and not unusual. and the length of the frontage to He said rather it is a c- uarantee that an improper tinuing effort by the corn. W. do not want minion to control actions of the DOT. "We do not want another SR 436 In terms of traffic and another SR 436 In traffic control problems," French said. He explained if farms of traffic...' property adjacent to the right of way even one foot wide between the right of way and number of curb cuts Is not the land to be developed IS approved by the State donated to the county, county DepeTÜDOI4 of Transportation approval would have to be (D(YT) gained before cuts—access ways—could be granted by He said that previously the DOT. board approved a site plan for He said currently the DOT the bank and 'they can imil a sometimes asks the county for a building permit tomorrow recommendation before It under that site plan." French approves curb cuts. As often as said the bank Is planning to rA, he UK however, the DOT develop only the southeast not a.re to the county's portico of the properly, leaving N ndsdoos. French said an Lehaped piece of land to the numerous curb cuts cause both north and west vacant. He said the bank may sell off that jj control FVUML He pointed as portion or develop something an .mple t. SR 4$ with Us else onthat vacant Land in the future and want a second curb nun)'a cut.The chairman said that numerous access ways to currently a developer can go to business via curb cuts, the DOT and pt permission for "TheDOTisriotrespomidveto a curb cut without prior the problems here In SnInol notification to the county and CosMy. We on the lOCal leVel control should be on the local understand the problems level. better. If DOT had an office at With the one foot or so of land SR 43$ and 1.4, something would be done about the traffic denet.d to the public, he said, problems then. But their office permission would have to be laIn DeLand, far removed from gained from the county for a curb cut. — DONNA r a'rs the problem," French said. - - portion of the tanker's stern was still visible pointing upwards from the water. Fire officials said there now appeared to be little danger to the 18 storage tanks on Whlddy Island. French maritime experts said to their knowledge it was the first major disaster Involving a French-flag tanker. Police threw a cordon around Bantry to keep out nonauthorized personnel as firefighters, doctors, nurses and rescue vehicles rushed to the scene from surrounding towns. Vivion O'Callaghan, owner of the Bantry Bay Hotel, described It as a "towering Inferno" and said the "whole sky seemed to be in flames." Donal O'Sullivan, another Bantry resident, said the explosion was "simply devastating.! thought a huge bomb must have been dropped until Isaw the flames lighting the skies from the tanker." By late morning, rescue workers said they had recovered nine bodies. A thin pall of smoke still hunk over the bay, where a small Might Wade Into County Politics OFFICE MANAGER DOT WADE night returns taking precinct totals by telephone and tallying the results In this office. I had thought I would like to be a county commissioner but I wouldn't like the telephone calls at one In the morning like some commissioners Not. "I am seriously considering running for the elections supervisor's office. (Mrs. Bruce has announced that she will not seek re-election next year.) "I am a Democrat and I probably won't change my party. I am not a party - By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Dot Wade is an attractive woman. Bright, attested to by Ui. fact thU she Is carrytag a 10 average In port-time studies at Seminole Community College (SCC). She Is also a power in the Seminole County Courthouse where she Is office manager for the board of county commissioners with nine employees under her immediate direction In the board office and another six In administrative services. At the same time she s a wife and will celebrate her 25th wedding anniversary this month and mother of three grown children James Wade Jr., 24, a certified public accountant In the firm of Osburn and Henning with offices In Orlando and Winter Garden; Leu Ann, ZI, a laboratory technician at Seminole Memorial Hospital and Jackie, 18, a student at SCC. And, a dip Into the political arena may be In Mrs. Wade's future. In fact she Is "seriously considering" the possibility of running for election In 1900 for the off1e of supervisor of elections, held by Camilla Bruce for the past 27 years plus. "Some of the duties the supervisor of elections now has, under the recent 5revlslons to the election code, were previously handled by the commission office," said Mrs. Wade. "Since March, 1974, I have conducted the election 'I had thought I'd Ilk, to be - - a county commissioner, but...' - person, however, not a strong Democrat. I guess my philosophy is a little of each party. "I can run and retain my job here. I can use my vacation time to conduct my campaign and, if elected, I can resign my job with the county commission," she said. One of the fcw native Seminole Countlans in the courthouse, Mrs. Wade, who will be 42 this month, has worked in the county commission office for the past five-and-onehalf years, beginning as one of three secretaries. She was assigned to Commissioner Dick Williams and later was See WADE, Page IA r Dolphins' Schnellen U Miami* Names Coach MIAMI UPI) — Howard Schnellenberger, 44, the offensive coordinator of the Miami Dolphins, was named head football coach of the University of Miami today to succeed Lou Saban, who quit after two years. Schnellenberger was hired by Dolphins Coach Don Shula In 1970 as chief offensive strategist. Three years later, Schnellenberger took over as head coach of the Baltimore Colts, posted a 4.10 record his first season and was fired after the third game of his second season. Shuia rehired him a short time later. Saban's abrupt resignation to take over as head football coach at the U.S. Military Academy after two seasons with the Hurricanes triggered an intense search for a replacement. For Now Commissioner From Euphoria. To Apprehension Parr was given an op. portunity to speak at his swodne-in but declined to do so. "IMi't disk ft was time for me to say anything," corn1118" Fr. "I thangt* the 1a,dayFarrwoo teorcia,msetigwasasol alhabaAd Maseet Is the mmladw by praifo 45H&i.g LL ish is a isr is ass years of sonic,. I an* It was net approprIate ,m Tdey.Prwesa.anu. 1ums to sp.ekl was Wad d he W M.has's meeting." e iid at 7 p.m. to Ms fiat cw'i. %g cg. ci one cmaI prsbsbly od ft the espiarie of . a ,%goIIb( ifirme. over with ad the a, .-T'1r. Mciia to ----- ___ DAVID VARR LOOKS OVER AGENDA commented Fart. "This is not like the election of a new governor or president where sweeping changes we made and .vsryba mint go. "I apust aboid four or five how. going over lb. to try to faninarno nsø with a,1ssiji," noted Fari."Ihod to do some background work on torney Vernon Mix.," said Parr. 111 don't see my reliance on staff decreasing. I think It will probably Increase," cornmented Fart. "rye found each city osnploye, and department how more am mz demand explain Issue. ad how their department Is operated " The backouid work In. Thsf1*urecideyelopiujpin eluded inspecting several the Hidden Lake P'4 urn pusefladtOSitsCISdM Development (PUD) is an of teeight's meeting and con a, mod Impeutant imn a, luuuig with city staff, FarrcoItsIome Will disc mid. accsr* to Parr. '•pe Knerin has tried to 11pefficallyt Fm rdm. to U—U everykn ad plas byCi-iite dua,a a ma k.Jiga me." 'lhsreshuild he Far' ci No oueuW'is tradtIa. We're '".g sheet fvu imMius no who Ntgmqe Ipriag._deveIs,plot en. cemrnlssloser," set aited and so has city at- mui*fir tohejllIlMulee.s3$ Tsosdoy There w. euphoria Dec. 16; humility last Teesday and left 1e are an the imnetiomn I)e r, Swftftj' dty TT'lrw, said he has . , — acres just north olthe currently developed area of Hidden Lake. "That's Important, because its the first time the city has had an opportunity to see something new develop In Sanford for a long time" said ww ____ __ V 44 'Now are ready for It?' you 7bovohe has studied for modft Yves pr,h,m Is adsrataldable hi floffI 4MW last — "MdreedMstobeis , by the while t, i somewhat Inadequate," recalled FarT. "I felt,gndi IMPId, ys're here. N, are yes rua it?" .' David Fur to David Farr �2*—Evening Horald, Sanford Fl. 1,7, Soviets VQRLD 'Joy To The'World' Hit-Run Incident In Casselber MTKA IN BRIEF V*19ts Completing Cambodia Takeover: IN BRIEF Anti-Shah Mob Hangs ' Pair To Defy New Regime TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Anti-shah demonstrators today hanged two men accused of robbery, a military officer shot a boy and troops fatally shot at least five demonstrators ,. in the second straight day of violence In defiance of Iran's new civilian government. Two young men - Afghans in their mid-20 -were hanged by a group of demonstrators In - Qarchak, in southern Tehran, after police refused to arrest them, witnesses said. The police told those who complained, "GO : to Khomeini, he'll stop them from stealing," : said the witnesses, in what appeared to be -police backlash against demonstrations : against the shah's regime and In favor of his arch enemy, Ayatollah Rumollah Khomeini. If a (Ci—tineed From Page iA) named office manager m worked years ago for laid development entrepreneur Bralley Cklhem. After bar family began fullarriving the stayed at home and was wile and ni t1fllO When the children began growing into their teen years, ho,.ver, she wanted to go back to school and finally received her husband James' consent. "I had been talking to my husband for a longtime about going back to school, but my family thonght It was Just last 1%y finally believed me when I came home from SOC one day and dumped an armful of books on the kitchen table," she Sold. Mrs. Wade went to 8CC full time, taking a variety of business courses, ringing from ahld ypi OffiCe P%ICIIIIIII and business managemaid. Shel Is again back at school taking even more courses. This time part time. In addition to her howamnaking and mothering resinonsibilids home. the anion sewthe. decorating — she recently redecorated the etire inaidsof her home — playing bridge, was an omcsr at on. time In the Sanford Women's Club, Skestoswim In bar pool at home and likes to play teuiii. Mrs. Wade hasn't played tennis since she had back surgery a year ago, but will begin the sport again soon when she Is no longer fearful she will hurt her back. And, thw loves her work for the county commission. PEKING (UP!) - Memories of the late Chairman Mao Tsetung are fast tarnishing In China but not those of Premier Chou En-lal, who died three years ago today. Thousands crowded into Peking's Tieneanmen Square to lay floral offerings at a monument to the Chinese revolution in an emotional tribute marking the third anniversary of Chou's death. A short distance away, the mausoleum displaying the body of Chairman Mao was "closed for repairs," according to Chinese guides who turned away those who wished to see it. Beirut: Syrians Vs. Christians BEIRUT, Lebanon WPI—Syrian troops and Christian militias were on alelt today In' the tense and battered sectors of Beirut where their forces confronted each other across a landscape of abandoned buildings and overturned buses. The latest flareup of violence occurred Sunday in the Christian sector of Badaro, Dirwaneh, Mn Rummaneh and Sin et Fel. Each In the ceder of the city. In Pg, fume (niw Prince Norodom Sthiok held a ramg flve4iow new conference in whkb be Cambodian leaders for their bunionrights violations, but acknowledged they repro. sented "ow resistance to Vkthw and our struggle for Independence." Peking supported Cambodia's appeal for a U.N. Security Council meeting and for U.N. intervergion. U.S. officials In Peking said China was shilling troops away from the _ cwwiia*jmqipw Hospital, Orlando. Born In he Ccm1cfler John Klmbroth was the most professional and buslness.11ke, but then Commissioner JohnAlexander was also very professional and business. like and was concerned about the citizens. A product of the Seminole County school system, Mrs. Wade, from the time she was 10 or 11 years old, until she Was 17, had a radio program 0(1 a local station. During those years she spoke before many civic groups. Her program every Saturday morning was on classical music. "I couldn't go aid and do the things others my age were doing.I welldindeaii,bidllovedft.MarlonHarmnan,an of EVOnIfl$ Herald, then known as the Sanford Herold, helped me a lot," she said. Mrs Wade said Human wyhetmed0t times wre her show for • - ,, It makes - It helps Ifs family going through a time of - • • loss can have a source to turn to for Informs. .-t1on, a&Ica J .WW 11e111 WPi try ito. b':that,; w, • source in a sincerely concerned-way. SARTNOLOW. CLOR#48 C. — GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD, FLORIDA 322 Jl? IT TELEPHONE 3213 WILLIAM L. GRAMKOW s iass aim - • _ fiitto 4 u&it g ... group bad been mistreated 11011"1111116* wad, "bat I don't wad to talk about t until we get back to. the 4. When first arrested, the Amerloms we InIIrTOI4 - - died a è - ngpredt1il 11 I. • MEOW" OF AMERICA 1uwws _ UN I Tdss ____ — t '!mF - 'J• : *1T !vT Aij *, Jacbim vflls, - I 41, $salord; sad Chartette •do tmluT.1*_ 11 Lies, IS RisM j j V. • -- • '- • • --- •-. -'T - • • --_- (lISPS 5*P 'vs.. -, • • • 'L _n_11 '- ' IT 1W - • •- ••••••- •-• •, -.•. •'•• • • Ale-year-old rural Laungwood this was Stabbed to death .arly morning during an or1 1 over a 3S'cent loan, to the Seminole _ The dud man, Herbert AM10011110 $prl 730 __ow - twi, to wo a.m., and #ed to borrow 10 cads, according to sheriff's lavedigatars. 1ens Boyle out of ft by passing neigh $11; ', A manim for, do _ pSIfo NO thiS AS, be. flied In the matter, but *15 p*, lea fell ma., $t$ t will be tusaid j.a. • - - aft aad War pruede4 ,Oa • •• HOSPITAL NOTES - • save. r Jemes Nod even • . - -. $TAIT Ln A1111111111111 , - 111111101111111' T. &A '#MY , L 66" Lamft 0. ciirrm. Oulemy his le Swirie, ts wwees P. "I% bee. - P*kIe SNuN. LWILUJ. 'ALr ' 11111111 • • • KISIIIW J. I.Smsi • • • • • - • • - — r-• Pao • Notes WSW. cow" tINS. 1. SN,ONII,LJLJ " - -_CILi aIii-I tr NSV 551 - as •-- . .• • - -4 - AA • . -• -'• - , •, • •- ,- - ••••.-.-• • • - - -- • •- - • - . - __ -- •- - •- •- • - ••. • - •--.-- •). .-• • , I -V 4 •- - I' - d iesp 55 - • • - ____ ____ - __ _ S , __ AIM III& • In 30=Cont Argument telephel authorities, In- 4:! MOIS4 110 pa -' Liensupt. huJ. 01* INS,S*uuvs INSI flIsNs 'Ii. MPMJ5_WL S*a V. Op MiNi Wi*.$isms iia, i Sf YeW, • - Man K1119d ,••• liT-- %and Class, ftwoo PW at No" Pled", MR . •, to -• •- 87813 *hilealI plus and o!d tire - - - - -• • -• - - - • left Eadell's grocery on Bem'dall Avenue in Sanford when Pearson commented he wugolng to cutherthroat, according to r4et. nsthenhitPearsonwttha walking dick and he pulled a knife and dabbed her twice in the head, once In the back side of the head amid once in the cheek, police said. $1; I -. I JiM ""b* wa seen In an a'' opuspragoMtheJais • high, w' • - -.•..-. _ ____ I aIft —* T"aftisiesnA Nits ai N. Prism Ase.. $asrt Pfo. Men. -- • • es$orday's •• A7$•13 blackalI plus $1.63 F.E.T. and old tire battery and hold on $1,400 bound ln Seminole County Jail. Police said tine victim had _lmm IorsSl 5 $22 . . - Avenue, Sanford, who was charged with . aggravated WEATHER , is LMW • '1 V. tiielj •: • ecesN L. Wu. N.Y. ., WON POW isd P*IIIS a-ian. MIlL,,, J. Sar4 poessev kfoey, Dooms ,ocnuiss - - PMPNIS CtlmSilL L Mery I L*r.rIINILW iIIj*j-l- -- •. January, 5. $756 WI. 71. N& lii mrrouIe.Op grocery store.' Julia Woodb.rry was stabbed in the head and cheek by Rlchard Pearson, 47,olJftway rciussdtolee,s,Jan.weitto thaklldunamulgataparing b& damwBowkin ft low 11:12 AS wounds received outside a Sanford - loan M Memorial Hospital aaaresult I" They mid when Boyle 1,10 AS LOW from Seminole of several knife WASHINGTON (UPI) — Awaiting President Carter's return from Guadeloupe Tuesday is the decision reorganl1ng — and changing the names of—the Departments of Interior, Agriculture, Commerce and Housing and Urban Development. Recommendations on the future of those devsrtments reported have caused fierce Infighting within the part of the bureaucracy , that is affectód, but now are to be submitted when the Carters get back from their two-day post-summit vacation on the Caribbean $ a.u. rs 11* TIRES AIS-yesrold Oviedo woman was treated and released Saturday Power Streak USED • Cushion Belt POLYGLAS $3450 6-RIB POLYESTER ----- — - With the steady inciiese in rsal-.ststI values, the house you bought just a few VMS agoprubablyIs worth a lot more than you paid for It. Your *pity is Iarr-and It's a valuable suet you could use to back a mally big low Ask us d)out it. .., tz, 06% 3k blumpW Pusi Karcher salt No charges have been filed Yet, but Investigoidon is . timing and charges an Karcher added. I LSIhSflSfOIMiOWfl5IL In idditles 'to Nickeless, mesbits ol l ore his lees TITY. fl, Of a *, ci 1 it was the apartment complex," WASHINGTON (UP!) — Nearly half of those surgeyed In a private poll bIIeve a cancer cure should be the No, 1 target of scientific mu 11 Ph a M,M A I al raearciu The 4500 U.S. citigain s'zveyed said solving energy problems and the cost of consumer products should be the other top Soak of scientific research. The nationwide survey was conducted by Cambridge Rta Inc ofCambridge Mass., and f1m by Union Carbide Corp. ' (asp a note on whire to find US. You never know when you may nesØ money. We flake loans, and nothing .1w. Bigloans, Smailloans, ln.b.tween-slz, loins. For any reason that's Important to you. That's our t*lslnsssl Sostopbythe new place whenever you need money. .and ideNidned the vehicle had been operated byaresldentof - Genyaqull that "enb*i Of the • Apartments Poll: Cancer Cure Top Target to sideL Saw 8en ., the car at the Royal Arms - CREDIThRIFT comes Sanford! 2701 C Orlando Drive Phone 323-5990 1 out a local alarm. Altamonte Springs Police found • _4 charge it, 4 put MIAMI (UP!) — Four Miami youths have been charged with murdering one man, shooting at 10 others and disfiguring a teenage girl in a brief crime spree In north Dade County shorily after mkbllght Dec. 13. Arrested Sunday were Gary Henry Tn wick, 20, Eddie Miller, 189 and two unidentified juveniles, ages 16 and 17. Police alleged Trawick was the trigger man and Miller the driver of the getaway car. - Abbsy,aIsedadsbqrol Lthe group who hod returned to Freezing Rain, Winds 4 Youths Charged In Murder • "We feel JiM grad," Qyde from the Ecuadorean Emboony Niduilsen, 57, of Sanford, Fla., In W"igton, fellowing accu Id "We're all In good sstlons mad. by Richard bike struck the left front of the emerging vehicle and O'Brien was thrown to the roadway, Karcher said. While O'Brien was apparegly trying to raise himself from the. roadway, Karcher said, a "bids proceeding on the highway struck the man and left UN scene. "We get the tag number and Reorganizing On His Mind Funeral wrvlas for Cien.C. 41 Spring Avenue, Oviedo, died UvedtoSathrd for the poet 25 Spring Avenge. Simdayln Orlando. Born tn Fort YSars. Oviedo, o died Sunday in NOU, JAMES EDWARD, Orlando, will be of 2 p.m.. Lauderdale, she came to Survivors Include four SR.— Funeral services for LONDON (UP!) — The dollar lost ground in TuødIy, from Fairchild Chapel ovi.io in i. as was a daughters, Mrs. Nedeane Jam"Edward No. Sr.. 50, coo with OCS No. 131 officiating. all of Europe's money markets at the opening Ave. lanford, who hotaswife, is preabytj. .4 Heston, Mrs. Eft KIai, 3517 Magnolia Burial In Woodlawn Mainorlal died Sunday In Orlando will beat of trading today and finished the day in Tokyo a life member Of the Order of and Eva Blum, an of Lake 10 am., Wednesday at the Park. Orlando. In lieu of flowers. friends may contribute to the Mary, and Mrs. Elizabeth graveside in Lake Mary off sharply against the yen. The price of gold the Eadern Star In Orlaido • i1rican Lung Man. Fairchild Cemetery with Capt. Carl Survivors are husband F. Saylor, Fort Wayne, bid.; ftv opened mixed. Funeral Home, Lake Ivanhoe, Phillips officiating. Gramkow Bruce Bartholow, Oviedo; son, 10115, James Edward Noe if., Funeral Home in charge. Orlando. In charge. Robert C. Daugherty, lake Mary. Earned Joheson, daughter, No Lake Mary, Bennis Johnsim, Quo. Daugherty, Ft Waith, Niles, Midi. and Qarance and - Ecuador Frees Julius Johnson, both of Harlan, Texas brother Ervin Cannon MONTHLY INTERDENOMINATIONAL IN 110 , MM KY.; four sisters, Juanita Wider Garden; sister "COME TOGETHER" MEETING "C Gourley, Sanford sad Caldwell, Temple, Ga., Stella MON. JAWS iPihSw1f0rd,aidWaI1da U sewn __ grandchildren. Sonfordites, ____ ______ 7:3 P.M. _____ Fairchild Funeral Horn., 1np.on and Theism. Coswod, Keaton N.C.; five brothers, Lake Ivanhoe, Orlando, I. in JeIn Us Per A Time Of Many facets of the case have QUITO, Ecuador (UP!) — Francis and Junior No., rake Ch" Of W.n$p As Too We Receive The )cuadoresi authorities have yet to be clarified by Ecuado Mary, Qiaues Nos, Sanford, ___ Prim Jamue Iecklnim °°'' pnd.d the 73-day prison ordeal lawls No., JdImI, aild Billy JAMIE JMNOE$R, who hay, refused to give any merican No,, Sanford ad four grad SANFOID luST ASUMILT OF GOD de tails to reporters In Ecuador, children. t rc=amid JamisEdWudNo.&.,*of PA$TO5.RIV.U.DOCOX The Americans, based hi make to their way to Quito to Gramkow Funeral Home Lsin MIX had barely bigwi *17 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, charge of arrangements. jS4 W. 27th ST. '.Meat with U.S. Vmbeuiy of. SAN POItDJ digging for Indian artifacts died Sunday at Florida ' flclahg tod. The Americans, theowu into .jallinaneppsreatmlzupovsr In the dai1y on" prolncS natifadsaidan Of Manabi when the arrests digging Waged ---'-LqIospIet,were wet. 10211410• rthu,d In a surprise The amyropcutdy pId SMirdey. uptheadi.olgiutsenatip _ onto SR4*and collided with -O'Brien's motorcycle. The DETROIT (UP!) — Since last summer, the Big Four automakera have boosted 1979 prices nearly 6.5 percent, or $450 over last year's models, and some industry observers say prices are likely to go even higher. The Industry now has raised Its prices a full percentage point er than price hikes on 1978 models. But Its initial 1979 price hike was overlooked under President Carter's anti-Inflation guideline, autosnakera are well below the price ceiling. Dollar Loses in Europe _ to police reports, when someone Saturday someone uSIng a theft of a light switch valued at threw a brick through a win- loader belonging to Basic $30 from the wall of the building dow, according to reports. Asphalt Co. ran into a fence and locateti northwest of the main CAR VANDALIZED knocked down several poles at church, according to reports. An unknown number of the site of the new K-Mart store PAIR ARRESTED persons caused $600 damage at 3159 Orlando Dr. causing Two Ormond Beach residents Friday to a 1975 orange about 455 damage, police were arrested Sunday by Matador parked outside the reports indicate. Altamonte Springs police and Handy Way Food Store on CHURCH THEFTS charged with retail theft from rar'_. STUKHOWUP Upsala Rd. in Sanford. Grace United Methodist BUrdIMS of Altamonte Mall. The accident occurred at 1:55 An undetermined amount of something and when he stood While the car's driver, Fred Church in Sanford was the Albert Winters, 26, and a.m. today on SR 4* at Ash cash was stolen Saturday from up he had a handgun and Bokor, 17, was Inside the store target Sunday night of two Francine Gurdin, 38, were Circle, the entranceway to the Tip Top Super Market at demanded all the $20 bills, $10 the vandals used some type of thefts, arrested after they were Swidance Apartments. bills and 25 cents, reports in- sharp instrument cut the roof, 1100 W. 13th St., Sanford. The first theft was of three spotted placing a grey ladles Css.elberry police Chief The robber, wearing a dlcite. the front and rear left tires and light bulbs which were taken top into a shopping big, acGeorge Karcher said a car pullover stocking cap, WINDOW BROKEN . also some wires under the hood, from the church sign at Airport cording to sheriff's reports. The driven by Jennifer Northwlck, proached the counter with is About $20 damage was done police reported. Blvd. and Woodland Drive and two are In Seminole County jail 1S,346N.E. Labe .,Longwood package of apples. He then bent sometime over the weekend at K-MARTDAMAGE valued at $12. on $5,250 bond apiece. was emerging from Ash Circle over as if he had drooped Croons High School, according In the early morning hours The second incident involved LEONARD KRANSDOHF Auto Prices Up 6.5% The blonde, blueeyed woman is taking a trip to the mountains later this mouth to celebrate her 25th wedding anniversary. Later in the year, her husband has promised: her a trip to Hawaii for a real celebration. -17 Fun.raJiioflc.g' - By United Press International Snow fell in New England today, freezing rain and snow plagued the Tennessee Valley and Appalachians and bitterly cold north winds shot down through the Great Plains Into Texas and Louisiana. Rain continued along the Atlantic Coast, and freezing rain was scattered over West Virginia and Pennsylvania. - -a, C. Snow, a difference side blamed the other for Instigating the new A IS-yew-old motorcyclist Several hours after the Inwho was knocked to the cident, Pearson was found on Pavement when his bike the front porch of a residence at collided with a car on SR 4X Washington Street lying In a wills hit by another auto and Pool, of blood and a cut onhis left hand. He was treated at kiliedashe tried to get up. The dead youth was iie- Seminole Memorial Hospital tlfled as Anthony R. &Brim 01 and then booked into county 1201 Sharon Place, Winter Jail. JACKSONVILLE, (UPI) — Three members of the Duval. County Sheriff's department were killed today when their department Cessna 411 crashed Into a building shortly after takeoff. The plane fell Into a field after hitting a building on a used car dealership shortly before io am., killing the three officers on Impact. No one on the ground was Injured. The names of the three deputies were being withheld pending notification of next of kln. Police said the plane took off from Craig Field at 9:45 a.m. The plane developed some kind of problem about five minutes Into the flight and began to head back to the airport. Williams, sho said, is the easiest to get along with. "U you make a mistake, Commissioner Williams )gf, frying to think of something he may have dons to cause you to make the mistake." Monday, Jan. I, 197-3A Motorcyclist, 19, Hit Twice, Killed Three Sheriff Deputies Killed In Jacksonville Radio Hanoi and rebel radio claimed: "uprisings" had "seized control of many vast areas" in all but two Of the provinces west of Phnom Penh. Th CsInbodi$fl rebels call themselves the Cambodian National United Front for National Salvation. promised Sunday to repopulate the cities, restore freedom of religion and: the sciooi& ft also vowed to reunite. families and send captured leading Khmer: Rouge officials to "re-education" camps for long periods. A statement from Peking said the Qilnese government was "very much concerned g grave situation" In Cambodia and said the 1gtb%g was "an important pan of the Soviet chive for hegemony in Asia and the Far East." AREA DEATHS round of fighting... provinces near Taiwan toward Its border with vietilam Pol Pot lad week Indicated In a .minute speech to the nation he would return to the: Jungle and launch a new guerrilla war against: Vietnamese! U they d too dose to Phnom: op*ishrlm ...__ - ••••................ i nave a auam me, me 5510. "1 no 0nl7 WOTS 101 Me county commission but also for administrative services with support services including the switchboard operation, , micro-filming, mall, quick-copy and bookkeeping — billing other departments for services. "Every day is differed. There are never any two days exactly alike, so the days go very rapidly. I meet prewes all the time that keeps the adrenalin flowing, but they are good type preasures for the most pat1" she said."I'm dealing with so many differed types of people, of them (10 not realize county miuloners ca* do for them and others think the county commladonera can do everything. I help direct them where they can get assistance with their problem. isian work with land developers 4 p adtjsh lighting didr14J" Ot'the individual county commllonersshe has worked for, Mrs. Wade said, "I never met one I didn'te. I used to be concerned about who the new commissioners would be. But I don't worry about that anymore. The people seem to have the knack of electing the tYPI of person who -- work with Mrs. Wade has seven bosses in her Job -the five county commissioners, County Achninidrator Roger Nelawender and David Rotary, director Of administrative services " fit myself to the different personalities, learning how to work with each one. Ihave liked them all in different wan for their own personalities," she said. Saying she doesn't know either Bob Storm or Sandra Glenn - the two new cornmliiloners - very well yd, Mrs. Wade said CommfIoner Bob French (the current chairman) Is the most thoughtful, but then Commissioner Harry Kwiatkowski was thoughtful, too, in remembering what had been done for him and expressing his ap predation. I ...Wade Peking: Chairman Mao Who nom, "danger of widerconflict" In Ad.. Radio Hanoi said the biltzkrelg invasion that captured PIIm Pooh on Sunday, the 15th day of the lightning drive, was rolling up territory quickly In an attempt to capture the entire coadry. 11k Vietiwnese Invasion captured Ptmomn Penh virtually without a fight Sunday, Radio Hanoi and the Vietnaimoponeored rebel radio station reported. Although Vietnam, says the war is being waged by Cambodian rebels, mod observers believe the Vietnamese army won Phnom p With tJar, 1.dy d to the eipltal that ripped Cambodia's defending troops to thr.da with superior firepower and heavy bombing. neii flags - depicting the five golden towers of the ancient temple Angkor Wat on a blood-red background —flew over the canital By ALAN DAWSON BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A Vietnamese Invasion force captured the CaInbodian capital of Phnom Penh and stormed wedwd today to complete Its takeover of Cambodia. About 100 Chinese diplomats fled to Thailand ahead of the fastmovthg attack force. Peking, the fallen regime,s major supporter, sent troops to the Vietnamese border and demanded U.N. intervention. The Soviet Union, which supports Vietnam In the conflict1 hailed the collapse Of ._ Perth as bringing "profound satisfaction and Joy" to the world. The United States sought to avoid Involvement In what U.S. anal ysts regard as a by proxy" between the Soviets and Qilnese. President Carter refused to com. ment and the State Department warned of the Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - • I - . '. - (RETREADS . • • 4-PLY - TIEMPO Steel Belted D.1I.l ( $15 Choose 69514. £78.14. or D7814 \ 1 bl,ck.,ll pluS 29C to 41C I ( 1. depending on we. No trade if �Evening lkvald (USPS (11.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; 9 ______ -. O Year, $36.00. By Mail. Week, 85 cents, Month, $3.60, 6 Months, $20.60: Year, $40.00. Butter The Clock By DONNA ESM It has been observed that Jimmy Carter, unlike some of his illustrious predecessors, is unable to pick and choose between warring elements within his party and the country at large; he simply embodies the nation's conflicts and contradlctlohs. This analysis of the president is overblown, of Course. But It is not without some Jesting truth as he has Just proved by fancy waffling on the issues of guns, butter and the budget. Last May, Mr. Carter made a bargain with our NATO allies In Europe that, to meet the massive military buildup by the Soviet-led Warsaw Pact nations, we would increase our military spending by at least 3 percent over the U.S. Inflation rate if :.they would do the same. They agreed. Subsequently, when the dollar barreled downhill on the foreign money markets, Mr. Carter assured V ' 16,1 11, I • • I '. • ___ -- t. tercepilons by veteran Charlie • ___ I a g _____ ___ NI ..-_ Says1 Oler Coach • U _ - - DDT. • - - • ~ i rs rreT.er I I o* I Air tiase 13eds .,. M oes WAGTON-Tothe humble vliitedman Mnd.daIl,thsy dido't like the Ides of being WgM in an nomiswed east to diseewags "wenetimohliulebntftvepercontofhemewner In lii barracke bs, the tnu--'--4 hilets at dsek.Utintbehidechi whin Noy at ttwsfrimbulmges cult. 1is.ep. e,t would rapu mot newly INMfllo,i" Andrew, Air Force Base outsideWanhisgiesi no cent Os -"sl,w, be whirs the adieu is. p.eed to slew ' A Fed apeEsiwum "'ifrtd the danger of would seem comfortable sough. 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The : way the Steelers dominated lna 34-6 victory merely 'underlined the strength of the new AFC Champions as they point toward their Super Bowl xiii meeting with the Dallas Cowboys hi Miami on Jan. 21. • - - • , • 16 - • • • • • • • $crib. Goes With Steol.rs 1 . PITTSBURGH (UPI)- Tim last time____ rn 11 I leidli e II I iir Court Mark To By (Jelled Press International all scorers. The Gators out-shot Jacksonville University got Auburn In field goals, 39-33, but its sixth straight win Saturday the War Eagles won It at the and Biscayne defeated Evans- free throw line, making 25 to 1 0-4 . . . . . 7UA7POaI! I ' , said. • Terry Bradshaw provided most of the offeilve spark for I Actually, there were 10 turnovers in the game. Dallas made three of them and Staubach threw two Interceptions. hit a nair of free throws with 17 seconds left to make the score uIas 68-66 and force the game Into 4VP W7' overtime. Eight free throws In 4 hV410 ville In an otherwise dismal day eight for Florida. ~ .. , the final 77 seconds of the 44q/( a' for Florida college basketball Alton Byrd scored six of his 24 overtime gave Biscayne the :5,19. teams. , points in overtime Saturday win. The host Dolphins boosted night to lead Columbia to an 81Northern Iowa broke t hrough " their season record to 10-4 with 78 win over Stetson, handing the Florida Southern's full, court :X an easy S2 triumph over hod Hatters their seventh loss press and beat t he Moccaálns, V151Ufl visiting tiaiiiora. M1K Hackett in 13 games. Stetson had held a 85.70, in the title game of the . had 21 points for Jacksonville 38-31 halftime edge and was Florida Southern Festival tourand grabbed 12 rebounds. leading until Columbia tied the nament at Lakeland. Florida Hartford took the lead for a game with slightly more than a Southern led most of the first wia brief period In the opening minute left and then moved half but the score was tied, 32minut es, but the Dolphins led ahead. 6RPElY IiVPOOR at halftim e. the rest of the way and held a T&c/rbFA5w I,Vp Stetson's Brad Weston Northern Iowa pulled away In 43-27 edge at Intermission. It managed to send the game into the final period for Its ninth win /OOYWA,V,WVFRM A ' was Hartford's 111Th loss In nine overtime with a 28-foot shot just in 13 games. Florida Southern Is wwn'4 .'ru'v games. before the buzzer, making it 68- 6.5. Northern Iowa's Ron w,. Visiting Florida took a 36-34 68. But Columbia dominated the Lemons led all scorers with 24 o ,,vw11 47'/OfM, oN,J,442a. halftime advantage but Auburn overtime. Greg Guye and Dirk points. Kurt Alston and John rnIlii',l tn fiv ik.. QI t'....... ....i. £!IiI VW..Il fl12U iø puuns ior E beling each had u f or pIorbua It evened the Southeastern Stetson. '79 60.4Z lb ro,nvp Southern. car wr Conference rcord of both teams Host Biscayne stopped Alabama A&M jumped off to at 1-1 and gave the War Eagles' Evansville in overtime, 7&74. a 44-34 lead in the first hall at 9115;r,4~W4 15 new coach, Sonny Smith, his Biscayne took a 39-35 ha lftim e Huntsville and went on to defeat first SEC win, lead but the Pur ple Aces who visiting Florida A&M, 83-76, led ',v Mark Glombetti had 22 points lost their team and coach In a by Cornelius 11111's 32 points. P. ____________________ for Florida, one less than 977 plane crash - rallied to inch Grady paced the Rattlers with by King F,atum s,,&t.. Auburn's Earl Banks, who led ahead. Biscayne's John Batule 26 points. I the Oilers bothered the Steelers I • play when Waters made his second interception. - 4 III Lyon Swarm followed by a 17was going to the Super Bowl to have Steele,. beat the Dallas Cowbo ys for the world Cham pionship )'ardsr to John Stallworth anda 37-yard field goal by Roy And It wouldn't really surprise me If the same thing happens Gerais twiiedal43Pftbsw tsgh .aver again In their rematchin two weeks. lead into a3l3 rout with four BUM Phillips won't l,e surprised eit he r. Not after the way he saw Bradsbaw and company manhan dle left In the first half. All Ma rugged Houston Oilers In a 34-6 runaway for the AF chain- tiris sco res followed Houston SCOREBOARD plonship at Three Rivers Stadium Sunday. Miserably wet con- turnovers. ________________________________________________________________________ M In the first rematch in Super diUons and all, Phillips said there was flO question th his mind that Eleventlt Game best team won. Going even further, he said he thought the Bowl history, the Dallas CowSeventh Race, 4. C: $ SnIPPY Sissy 1220 5.40 300 3 Alerts Honey 6 JoseEchave 19.20 ISO 1120 6.10 5 Salty Rod 12.20 540 4.20 Steelers were the best team In the NFL and that they'd win the boys will seek to reverse their 6.40 120 1 HD% Plato 10.20 $10 1 3 Albert Enrique I Thlnkso Too NSA 3.20 1 Robin Boy 760 5.20 Eddie Dean 2117 low to Ptttsbuuiju three 300 Super Bowl game. 2 Cacho-ZubI •o 0 (3$) 123.10, p (53) 317.40; T 2 B. Allspice 5.10 Saturday's lswtt $9.00; P (Li) 290.70,1 (Li 0 (3-6) 3960 p (6-3) 153.10. -: I'll buy that. For a while this season, I felt the Cowboys were (S31) 637.40. Time 31.44. years ago, considered the New York 10$, San Sanlonlo 105 Q (1.5) U.40; P (5.)) 61.20; T ($-)• U 611.29. Time 31.31. Twelfth Oame Eighth Race, S.1 2) 443.20. Time 39.51. PhWlX 143, Philadelphia 139 (U 7 Ajurla-Arcs best lean In professional football. That was until I got a look at closest and beat played Super Third Race, 3.16. M: 1510 1240 520 6 Sharkey Pete 9.10 4.20 3.10 Eighth Race, 3.16, I: Washington iO, Atlanta 102 s_so 2.10 6 Rick Agreed the Steelers. Now I think they're second best. 3.10 3.20 3.60 1 Scott Eckert Bowl In recent years. I Arta-Zarre 540 ISO S Big Heart Houston 113, Los Angelis 112 (of) S 1100 1.20 4.20 2.60 1 Mr. Buckingham 5.40 3,10 S Manolo-Enriqu. Tour Jane 'l'he weather was bad Sunday, the field was halfsoaked from 2.60 5 lmpetie Cleveland 103, New Orleans 94 41.00 6.10 1 Doll's Princess 4.60 0(74) $3.41: P (74) 279.60; all 0 (4.6) 20.60; P (4.4) $7.30: 1 144 i Barnessa rain before the game even began despIte the fact the tarpaulin Denver 127, Boston 90 3.20 0(14) 16. 0 t P (41) 33.90; 1 (6.1. 5)161.00. Time 31.47. (34 with all-7) 71.41, 3-4 with $114) Kansas City 110, Indiana 99 0(3.5)192.60; P (55) 767.40; 1 (5. 160.60. Time 31.07. 75., which covered it wasn't removed' will one hour before kickoff Ninth Race, 516. Si MIlwaukee 104, San Diego 9) 5-4) 2319.20. Time 31.30. FourthNace,S-16,D A 1,697; Handle $101,917. I Enola time. So treacherous was the underfocting that every time a 9.20 4.10 1.00 Ninth Race, ½. 1: $tmday' Results I Frankie Mae Bee SATURDAY NIGHT s Drit's E 460 300 4 Nancy's Best New Jersey 117, Phoenix Ill runner took one step for ward, he slid two backwards. Both ben150 3.20 2.00 9.00 3.40 3.60 6 Barrette First Game CleVeland 112 Goldin $00 2 Proud Marigold 650 3.00 Banjo Bill 3.10 3.00 cites were so wet, nobody bothered sitting on them. 1 State los S Negul-urgidi 23.50 5.40 3.00 Q(Is) 16.60; P(I-S) 105.90; T(t.S. Marblewesty 5. 3.40 Indiana 113, Atlanta 91 Dril's Earl 1 Areta.Ei,xpe 3.60 450 3.60 U 979.40. Time 31.50. Theseweretheklnd ofelemernts'whlchpreyalled,andhad he 0(24) 13.40; P (4-2) 27.00: 1 (4.2. Q(I.4)19.41,p(1.4)5331,T(I.4. 4 Jose-Colcto 7.00 1)196.25. lOth Race, S1$,5: acme kind of on.ry 3)10.40. Time 39.13. dJ Job, Bradshaw might have caned In sick. Time 31.62. Q (1.5) 37•$$; (S-I) 153.7$. $ TimelessGill 5.60 3.20 3.20 Sanford Electric pushed its Tenth Race, $-1. A: PIftNRaCL 1.16, 0: Second Game 4 Atwood Express 360 4.00 6 Super Slew 1.00 3.10 240 unbeatorecaivitos.osatarday Ar1P*r 41.10 21.50 2 Aldana-!Jrquidi 11.10 7 20 io 1 Dianna's Streak professional football, you deal pay undue attentIon to things like NNL $10 $ Legal Hassel 5.40 3.00 D'5 Gray 6.20 140 1 Echano.Qulola with a 20-14 win over Flagship 5.60 0(41)14.10; P (3.4) 43.20, 1 (3.4. I Master Scott that. You keep playing with minor distractions like those, 240 1 Wright Fontaine L1USElXp, 11.10 71 20160. Time 31.33. $atvrday'sResuNs and Bank In the Sanford Junior 0(56) 22.40; P(6-S) 54.60; 3(6.1. .that's exactly what the Steelers' quarterback did, tossing a wet (3.7) 172.11; P (3-7) 1,413.110i T N.Y. 0(14) 33.31: P (2.1) 53.70; DO (1 slanders 5, Eleventh Race , Phitadeipltia 1 5-16, C: U $3.60. Time 3123. lull league. (½.7.l) 7,173.60. Time 32.24. 21 311.25. football fortwotouchdownpesseswtilecosmectliigonll of Mail Boys Montreal 2, Vancouver o 4 Wright Bubbles 10.10 3.40 3.20 Eleventh Race, s-la, C, $i*tklace,s-16,A: Second place At lantic Bank Third G a me Washington 1. DetroIt i S Crystal Jewel 3.20 2.10 3 Joyful Event yards, 31.50 16-lU 7.60 pep for 6 Merlin C.Miller 4.20 3.40 3.20 1 Ngul.Coldo Los Angeles 1, PIttsburgh 11.20 6.50 3.50 2 Surf Ire Arrow stayodJedons ga me aigof 3.20 Surf ire Beauty 5.00 3.50 WhenItwas a1lOver,Bradthaw'sses,gock1neijf0$.n 5.40 2.60 4 Aldana-Beltia and 20.10 6.00 5 Sound Idea Chicago 5. Toronto 3 0 iu 11.10, P (4-5) 54.60: T 14.5. 1 Jean Nate a 31-21 wIn over 4.60 place with 7 Pita-AItu o4o'ado4, St. 4.10 2 Mo 1.50 2)163.10. Time 31.33. - weresoakedandhe1ookedlIkba bad gon,tinougia,h,,I*g FIagsIp Louis 1 Bank, Q(23)59.60;P(3.3)Sse.$,y(3.2. 13.11; P16-I) 27.41: TUs 0 ( 1 Boston 5, 4) 31.11; P (1-4) $4.91. Twelfth Race, ½. 0: Minnesota 2 .IMa spirit shone tho ugh as I) $19.00. Time 30.90. he Mood on a raised platform In thit 2)122.60. Time 31.06. Fourth Game I Confirmed Sanford Electric and Svaday'$luiIti 3.10 2.20 3.20 Twelfth Race, ½. 0: Steelers' deeming room Seventh Race. 3.16-C: s UrlzarArca 22.00 6.40 5.10 PhIladelphia 3, Los Angeles 0 2 Yellow Robe 2.60 2.20 2 Forebode Bank wereboth Chicago 5.00 2.50 4.60 I OoulzaPer.z "I like these kind of conditions," Bradshaw said, his teeth still At1 ii 6.00 4.10 $ Chip Of Duke 14.10 7.40 3.10 7 Wild Fly 5, Washington 3 2.10 5 Tighten Up 3.40 3.00 wimers Saturday as 6 L.qul.Echav Boffale 4, DStOIt 3 0(3-I) 10.00; P ($2) 14.10, T (5-2- 6 Houlihan chattering and Ms knees knocking, "because It gives the offense both 24.20 0(1.5) 44.051 P (5-11 94.11: 00 0. 7)19.11. Tim* 31.76. won by a forfeit 11.00; P (2-1) 24.55: 1(1-5. Q (2$) an advantage." s A 3,147; Handle 1254.012. Over First Federal. ) 212.20. Time 39.21. n.s. Fifth Game &adehawdidnttskeverylongatautohelpthesleelsrsbirjjda SATURDAY NIGHT A -Handle Tommy SUffey scored 15 6 Uniiar.Zubi 11.10 11.10 440 First Race, 1.16,0: ORLANDO-SlMlNQ$.I I Bilbao.Elorza ______ 6.30 4.20 S Manatee Skip 5.00 4.20 3.50 SATURDAYMATINu the cpentng kickOt 'o give Ptttstsrgh a first down on the Houston points to lead Sanford Electric S Medina-Zane 1.10 I Arron 3.00 2.20 to win, wii. Uaitic Bank First lame 0 (2-4) $4.15; P (6.2)239.31. tine and two plays later, Franco Harris west over from the 7 Billy Runner i.io I NeguiPere: 11.30 6.20 3.30 benefited from the one'two SIaffi Game 0(1-5) 10.40;T(3.L7) 323 .20. Time Then with less than a minute left In the first half after Rocky 7 PitaBlupe 5.60 3.20 CachoJavi 19.10 7.00 4.00 scoring punch of Jeff Stamand per TAMPA Le-e.itla Seminole Corn- 31.46. Be, had registered the Stielers' second touchdown new the 10.00 3.20 Second lace, S-Ia, C: lid and Karry with 17 and 0 (14) 41.11; P (I-i) 91.25. 3 Lequltu of the first quarter, Pittsburgh tacked an 17 more points wit hin 48 12 3.00 munity College dropped a 10810 3 Retire Daniel 1110 560 3.50 Second Game points. respe(*v.Jy. 0 (14) 19.00: P (14) 171.1.. decision to Hillsborough a Curley C. 9.40 1.10 seconds when Bradshaw looped a 21yardsr to Swarm In 4 ZateColdo 17.20 9.20 11.30 Seventh Game 1 Alert's Dean aso 3 Areta-Beltia 440 310 5 CachoElexpe 11.30 2.00 1.10 Sat urday night in a game som and lit John Stallwoith with a 17-yard scoring strike prior to s.i.to 3s is, Kevin SmIThTommy OHO, 0(3-4)71.20; P (3-4) 172.50; T (3-4. Lsque-Urquiza 4.30 which Raiders coach Joe 11 Areta.Qulola "Roy Ger'ela's 37-yard field goal. 7.20 4.00 Robert MIMi, 0 020, 010011111y0(3-4)71.55, P14.3)131.30:00(1. 6 .Iose-Javl 1731.10; DO (1-3) 40.20. Time 540 Sterling said "we were out 31.55. Bradehaw's two touchdowns were scored 11 seconds at and man 1 2-54. Stacy Smith 0 010. Joe 6)16.55. 0(24)46.30; P ($2) 111.11, SI, Deryl WIlliams 1444. Third Race, 5)6- M: everythlnged rebounded 1 Maysvllle ThIrd Game came se a result of Rick Mosses fum ble recovery on a kickoff. ConoOO-00, (14 with 2-I) $30.45. Tom Crockett 0 00 0, OeoiiI 7 Nigul-Attu May 10.20 4.50 5.60 13.30 10.00 7.00 sh ot and scored." ligMhGau,e To their mm, the Oilers alter- quit In a rosiest marked by a WillIams 2 0-4 1. Totals 109.30 20 $ Cl 7 M1 In Big Jill 54.40 19.00 Cilonlz.coldo 10.00 1010 s Sara-Zl 13.00 10.30 4 Kao lin PLA$$$IIP SANK* Mike Ftatrill 1 red SCC to 11.7 9.50 zen fumbles because of the 'llpps'y football, and the fut is $1n A.Ieftia 4.10 2 Bilbao- Juan 10.20 1.00 1.33.M10C Klein 3$14.J55y1y 0(1-7) 16241: P (1.7)41540; T (IQ (1-7)11.10; P17.1)42145. Andsets the state fair the final 12 Steel.rs outscored them by only one point, $4, In the second hal, OHS, 4 OleaZarre 310 Chock Grant 0 $ 0, Horce 74) 310010. Time 31.91. Fj lame games all Division 2 coideds 0(3-1) 39.10; P (1.2)11011 but by then It was all over. Maybe the Slielam wers't spending icr.igkl i 1.2 11 amy Ovls liii. 1 Leive.OuIeIa .. Fourth lace, 5-160: 134021.40 4.40 NiaIh Game which will determine the $ Manatee Dan 15.30 1.10 3.10 their Super Bowl checks by halftime, but they certainly 'iii •lc$ivd Swain H i, TORY GaIMI $ OliaSiltIa 10.20 130 7 Arta 9.00 430 1.20 team's chances of making 1 Short Khan $1 I, TatmlS 42911 1.40 5.00 3 Caclio.Echave 1.50 .-ceed therm. Alava 7.40 3.00 I Pink Pat Eckrt 0.00 0(1-7)6401: 0fl$)UOIaP(Ii)311.95:DOU. $ Isldro nament March14 lii Ias$4rd to ur date Before the game, th e Oilers had more or lees declared war on ' 12.00 P(Sl)$II.)I;T(57-$)11$3,$,Tim. I) PIUISIJSok 0(3-7) 3)15: P (7.2) 95.15. 134 3-44 31.11. 1).p4. the Stealers. _________ FifTh same Teeth Game Fifth Race,$16, 5, Iibao-Zarre avenged a Dec. thuaborough Alter all the shooting was over, Mailers Coach Chuck Nail said 610 440 3.10 4 Enrique ATLANTIC SAN*: Jilt stemger 3 13.50 7.10 360 3 KaikiKan 12.00 13.00 9.50 5 00 400 $ 13 17, CUrtis IsdaviR 1 H). 4MonoIo-ilorza 'oIo 2 $1.77 loss to Seminole In a Fai r Trial Ma teem wanted "unconditional surrender." 9.30 7o Terry C$f'ttiR III I, Karry Hunter 4 3 AIaV&-ArCI 4.00 3 Aluria 5.60 game which knocked the S Dolt Mood Someons a.bed JoeGr.enelltheSteelersfigur,dtheyhad 4,50 0(34) UAW P(*4)We. S.arIi,l$hIm.dls.LT..als 0(4.1)63.$,P(4.$)161.ls:oo(7. Tampa team out of a No. 1 1) 0(23)43-15;P(3-2)111.10;T(3-2, SlithOam. 144734 ,gettsslt, 4) 3KIL 73S.l5. Time 3144. $10 7.00310 PLAI$NlPSANlz Marc i 2 Cllonlz.aeltla rangInthdate. Pruently, "Dame right, we did," he coth'med. Ulsvee*G.m. Sizffilac,,5-16,A, Lsiu.Alca 925 H2, JOY 1SHLT,lans I CaCttO.ZUhI 130 13.10 1.60 1.00 Hljlsboroughisl.Sand ranked 2 Go Carrie 7.10 720 3 00 Nobody argued with him at all. 1 Cacko-Urquldl 4 41.2 13. ca o,aw e si,, 2 Urirlstro 4.10 3.10 7 Kukomonga 4.10 340 4 0(34) 3ue, P (3.6)212.15. Osyili H) lidterdSweIp%5041, 7 AIbertEiwique 6.30 4 Thimder$trijck 320 sessetalam. Mike Futs'eU IV.)).Telels 03-4 Seminole plays In Ocala I (1-U 41.31: P (01)111.30 0(27) 21.40; le(2-1) 112.00; T(3.7. 7 Aldans.Javl 11.2011104.30 TweN*Same Wednesday night agaInst 4 $IS.SS. Time 31.13. *155051 liok II 4 II 1l'44 4 NipZubi H._K.gl.rs 410 311 4 Midlna-Arca 1760 7,40 3.41 Central Florida Community P1i$itjjSi* 3102 4-lI 1 Areft-CoNo 3 1 AluriaZa,r, 5.41 3.10 0(4.1)4510: P (14)131.10 ) SI 0 7 MOROIOEflI,ue Collage. Next home game Is 2.10 TUN MY ewsunsss FI$ (1-0 wiTh 4.1) 31015. ,,, 0(14)3110; P (41)1235: BIg I • Saturday tight agaInst Florida iIas41ngo: Ni lands $spsr. 0.Naw.y Ivilders, .isammv wot us wiTh 14)1.31.10. I m.*.t, Owe.'.Angels:PaM c. Co. JC of Jacksonvi ll e. 4 Mwsle-Zarre 110 415 210 A -2,955; Naidlo 1141.395 9'4.,suIge Gregory Mliii. Homes, 141 Q 2 AlorfoJuan 11155.40 Hem sayers 130: 1s$ised, H4MOan: t.v.rluirs 1y Tlsnun 141, Junms IlMINOLI: Moore 1 4.4 4. 3 Ar?Iler*i 4.10 cr G rdens sw $s Crawford 11.4 3. Johnson 2 13 s. 10.11 • , ls.e 110, lIeu Cleat $5 Series: Ihiris lUfmj 5 kIattVaI 10: 11155 Chum 143 Us kalng 4 45 14, Crooks 4 1.39, 111015 Si 0 v Mis Silty IvickurO. Campbell A• 60412, Hamll$pn 1144, 1345 III 415 ::: y Lyu frau 7 1'T. e1ij Felsy Cisui 1.7, MillIe * SmIth 4 1.2 13, Roberts 3 3.4, t N I W A t P it : l 0.1l 410 $ANPouessno H* Series: 1*0. Cams U): lila aims ScsI 2-710' Mires lielme Rigors) H). Sroms 01-21 Totals $AyUIDay 4 ,• kesilvil lea: Grace to I A l l I. OA,00.j t14 0IIliI*.lS-*. 31111900. • N$lldsJ •WIIIacL1.14,S, $44 0(14) 7I55 p (54) IJ. 4 TaNy 00 NlLLsao.ou, Valques 1 4.g TesIbIame 010 us CImter1iUN: now Burker, 1. OwtL.S victiry son ar s, 4Zarre 1545 4.20 245 7PISPL$dy IPdiego: Minis Ado Prts; 10: Gin TtlSni$i. 5.10; SSIy 430 740 &kewnOI.21, H.rvinlH4,HIll a ktbo Li led Iman p Maie55 415 )40 I5VI55y Isy Walker liii i.t.t., K 3.7-10 1.111 $erliuu 74: 510 249 102.332. CrawlerS 41-313, Magad.n •l4H1I1l,T($7.sil$.11,yj., $41014, SUrnsi1 Futton2 1-3 4-IS Yelvlegtes losulafles, Seulerl ClerkS-i, Kay $assmon 3.10: Iss. withNpl.ihi.Jo1iJht, 31101 i(4-flfllSaP(47)43.$S;S0(S. 1240. $,Ildy43-41S,leynoi5Hli. Sewing Center: Ladles AUIJIIIry .OhdIimn 3-il; lam VIU10 3* had 14 len Cr5 i 4) WN. TI 42 2445 101 Seem am, Ha, Cl - - - Pro Basketball -_ _______ Electric Boys - - Now Stand -• Pro Hockey _______ - SCC Loses jai Alai - By 1 08-80 ______ • • - quarter when he caught a 15yard pass from Haden. Haden broke his right thumb in two places when his thumb hit Randy White's helmet on the - • -J football It wasn't, though a championship was won. Pittsburgh Steele,s arid p ton Oilers set a host of records In Sunday's American Confer- Ifep10 stopped him. It could have been 7-3. Instead, it remained 70. "I wanted a touchdown," Malavasi explained. "I told the team the night before that we would go for It if we got in that situation. We had a shot to make it but our back (Jodat) trailing 7-0 and the Rams on the didn't hit the right hole." The Rams finished the game Dallas 13 ,ln a fourth-and-one situation, Malvasasi gambled without two of their main ofand lost. fensive weapons Haden and e7V11.#,f0V4/jL j I rQ''/zt,ç Instead of going for a field John Cappelletti. goal, he had Jim Jodat run at Cappelletti suffered a sepathe middle. Larry Bethea rated right shoulder in the first Hain ' 1. straight NFC West titles. He wasn't officially fired but he did wind up at Buffalo. it rain Sunday although W.419 PR/Af.4H/ZY KYOøW /1,f H/5',11f4c 197 ,4//P 8? Frfoq . look as if part of the Monongahela River had seeped onto the artificial turf. Players sloshed this way and footballs flew that way In conditions Cleveland's basic problem, which has been much advertised and which It shares In varying dLudw with a number of oth er cities I n Its Industrial Northeast-Midwest neigh. barboall isthattthu been forsomeyearsa city . p It threatened to and first-year Ram Coach Ray Malavasi, who rematch in Super Bowl history. replaced George Allen after two The Steelers won that game 21- exhibition games this season 17. w hen Rosenbloom decided to make another coaching Change, A 14-7 loss In the rain at Los Is expected to be back next Angeles to Minnesota in the season first round of the NFL playoffs cost Chuck Knox his job as the But Malavasi may wish he Ram head coach last season had a certain play back inthe although Los Angeles won five third quarter. With the Rams .1 .I ~ - PITTSBURGH (UPI) - The hardly suited for championship ~mce diamplonship, most of freeing rain that fell all day caliber football. them concerning fumbles. made Tine Rivers Stadium And championship caliber But neither the weather nor theSteelers In helping to set up a rematch of Super Bowl L The veteran quarterbsckthrew two passes 1W seconos apart during the Steelers' 17point burst In 4$ seconds late In the first half. -- - Super Bowl X in 1976 - the first _ J-. "The weather didn't beat us, the Pittsburgh Steelers did, Houston Coach Bum Phillips oINm ftA • -&' will be playing their opponent of ;ç ?• • • • linebacker Tarn Henderson. In Pittsburgh, the Cowboys Bes t Team Won,' - • _ ___ After that, It was all over, Dallas added two touchdowns in the last three mlnutes - onan 11-y1 pass from Staubach to Billy Joe DuPree and a 68-yard pass interception runback by ' - wkar. • the second with 58 seconds gone In the final period an a 4-yard pass from Roger Staubach to Scott Laidlaw. 11 Possibly the most favorable thing that can be said of the city's pcewd leadership is that It Inherited mod of the markings of the disaster although it appears perfectly capable of having brought about something of the sort all by Itself had It been given the opportunity. XmasGiving JACK ANDERSON ___ Their first touchdown came at 5:49 of the third quarter on a 50-yard run by Tony Dorsett and #ASURING FOR MOSCOWbAlan Mover LIGHTER SIDE Ghost the opening quarter. In all, the Rams committed seven turnovers, five of then pass Interceptions - three by Haden and two by his successor, Vince Ferragamo. passes, the eight-year veteran able to score. ___ _ ~ .V II route to a 284 victory am the recovered a RAW' fumble in - " ~ ~~ R~~~ams Frustr~~~~~~~~~at~~~~~ed Spr llelavin~g For Waters Into two touchdowns en strong safety from Clemson - Monday, Jan. I, 197-5A 1~ Waters' two interceptions gave Dallas the bell on the Ios Angeles 10 and 20. Even against after the game. Orange Bowl Jan. 21 Sunday ing a solid Ram defense, which when they turned a pair of In addition to Waters' two went Into the game as the bed third-quarter pass in. Interceptions of Pat Haden In the NFL, the Cowboys were ___ 1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Rams. and the Los Angeles Rams who It was the Rams' fourth arebulldlngareputauonagthe defeat In biggest losers in prof essional on the past five NFC Champi ship games and Los football, are staying home. Angeles owner Carroll RosenThe defending NFL champion bloom, a man who takes defeat Cowboys earned the right to hard and now Is facethePtttsburghstee1ers Super Bowl XIII at Miami's appearance In the Ram dress- I In decline and have not found replacements In the service and technological enterprises that IS • Am Walero; cc Democratic Party Tmsuruo Could give fta new economic base. Even Dobelle. Population also declining, pAi.1ona1a aid Of is John White Is now expected to rrnilri as .19 and exurbs. The exodus has left the city prerto Democratic National Committee chairman the semi-skilled and poor and the city governthrough the c"peIgn, to ensure that the official By DIM WEN party apparatus remains fisiDlY but tactfully mat with shrinking revenues to mod fixed or marks for Ind'LtaI4llty allied with Carter regardless of possible primary Coladderling all they mot endure during the rising suvice coda. challenges from other Democrats. WASHINGTON (UPI) This 12th, and lad, Christmas season, ft's a miracle they have problem, This, very briefly, thee QeveI The Carter strategy is expected to emphasize day of Christmas calls for gifts of lords a- managed to survive at all. but it is not the full Cleveland story. That deals the early primaries, the hope being that the leaping. Have you tried shopping for any lately? Although humbugs have several natural not only With an aging industrial city but with the president can squelch any overt challengers Talk gg Aortagal Thanks to the dooldy memles, the main humi is -theer. expanded metropollim am of which It Is the decisively enough to foreetall any ate-blooming decline of kingdoms around the world, with the Humbugs are so allergic to good cheer they can't clamor for Ted Kennedy. resultant shrinkage of the nobility, there is an tolerate even tiny traces of It. The Cleveland Standard Consolidated On the Re -an Za, conservative Rep. acute scarcity of lords thIs year. There Is enough natural good cheer presentIn Statistical Area, according to ran ki ngs based on Phil Crane, Il-DL, and moderate George Bob Even stationary lords lords who couldn't get the Mmouers to keep hunbugs under control. 19M figures, is the ninth largest In the nation are both, In their own fashion, emulating the illS both feet an the ground sIm'eowly without a At Christmas, however, they also are subjected with a population of some tires million. While earlyatt tactics of Carter. ski lift are In scant supply. to massive doses of artificial cheerinm th e city of Cleveland, which not contains less Crane, who became the first announced GOP Who it comas to the Wiping variety, you Who man, fist discovered tbot good cheer tho a quarter, of the metropolitan population, contender way beck In Angad In has laresdy probably would bats a better chance of &'Ang could be created synthetically from alcohol, has been in decline the metropolitan area baa raised more than 1147,008 for his ceinpign, 12 RudoI?Nireyevs or a daisim Doctor Js. disco music and credit cards, if was thought not. It may not beano of the nation's explosive mostly through the dlredmall solicitbig of Since Twslftl*Ide no longer can be observed in humbugs would be damped out cainpistely. As growth areas but it has been holft Its own. Richard Viguerle, and has traveled 1011 states. the traditional way, let me sagged you give your we know, this dido't happen. H. is assiduously courting the PV'," pram, true love 12 hunbugs, Yuletide still brings them out In force as It has It Is not an economically ares. In an effo rt to establish cridibWty, and Is setting Okay. Okay. I bow. I bow. RomM4caZly since the days of Charles Dkberi. According to a survey of the .oainle health of up campelgo orgai"Iona In the serly. caucus speaking, humbug. aren't In the same Clow with Now euvlroemutailds we b,gbthtg to metropolitan areas In Across the Board and primary dates, where he hopes to Carve No tart). doves, French bean or sues lords a- suspect that so much artificial good cheer Is mq.thi, of the Conference Board, metropolitan Ronald Reagents eçporL ___ standing. Indeed, they hats been among this causing an ecological that Is actually one of the brIØ.r spots In Bindu, seeking to establish himself as the earth's most reviled InhabItants, ranking caused a decade ap by the andon in several respects. Its ammfrost-naming moderate despIte his lack of a somewhere down among the os pin Poll-.s In the In our seal to eradicate hurbup, we may be pl, __1 rate has been below the national current political base, has reportedly signed on average popularity poll, ____ doing more harm than is dons by tim ""w average and its wags rates have been rw"drg 10 Gerald Ford's 117$ campaign manages Jim Recent years, however, have taoegtt abed Moreover, noted above, It COUld p.rced or men, above the national Per L. Baker, to lead his operation thIs year. 7gradiags of a number of hitherto TheI,ss, Utthathctasflyplayausslulrole Other former Ford aides are likely to be __ _ m if WO Oft" Clavelaold to consider joining Bob soon, send a campaign headquarters have proved I=- closer da to pamsas many In any event, the Inliday gift period is ouV as onciestra, art muslIm, the cluster of may be established In Hondas -Bush s home admirable ilerhaps it is timeforthe of today. And with hopIng lor vistafly and ether ltUtkan that can. ds base a Is JhxunyCuter's decision of 117$ to ri)''4tMIiin of rbag, ____ moblsM,, 12 humbug, abeMagi may be the tithute to a quality of life few other urban rum a nonsWalthigtán cpIg,'. One thing Is certain humbugs deserve high bed way of k lng It to a dose. _mplexes _om___ co 4 i_ . • , Bed bob atthispoint: WhiteMuse side and Jordan sidekick Tim Kraft; Whit. House aids social program above national amovival. .=21 I b oys S,Impy LOS ANGELES (UP!) - - Cow a record fifth time, the Dallas Cowboys are in the Super Bowl for this bid, preferring to day in the White House.Norwlli8lrausstakeont he job,although he Is expected to play a key role In development of campaign strategy once he._________________________________________________ in painful transition. 7U 191h century heavy Wan government service later this year. Industries that made it wealthy and populow an Kennedy challenge and welfare-pressure groups; the White House announced abandonment of the pledged 3 percent defense increase and restoration of the $2 billion cut from social service programs. Predictably, this brought pained bipartisan howls from other quarters. So, on Dec. 28, Mr. Carter made known what we may assume to be his final decision: He plans to give the country both guns and butter,- the social service programs will get their $2 billion restored, the military gets Its promised 3 percent Increase, and the deficit will still remain below $30 billion. Mr. Carter may be resorting to mirrors, but most iverybody seems to be quiet at last. To be sure, the Pentagon budget Is still $1.2 billion short but everything considered, according :;to administration juggling, the defense corn. .mltznent will be up to the 3 percent Increase 'promised NATO. (The White House figures Its own Inflation rate by averaging 5.5 percent defense pay ilicreise with a 7.4 inflation rate for other defense costs.) Unfortunately, the 50 percent slash In shipbuilding during the next five years that Mr. Carter announced back In March will remain In effect. Perhaps the U.S. economy will be better than expectea, producing enough higher revenues to meet Mr. Carter's announced defense, welfare and budget goals. We must all hope so. ,,g the president's disturbing knack for yielding to the last pressure group to have his ear reassures no one not those at home and abroad who are oncemed about U.S. military strength; not those ,oncerned about unchecked Inflation and the V ii _____ .•. - By DON GRAFT Let's talk about Cleveland. Walt. Don't switch to another channel or leave the room, yet. There are tr uths to be drawn and possibly 1ons to be learned from the plight of a city, which Its mayor sees In terms of a "natural disader." Cleveland's financial chaos and Political bankr uptcy are certainly disastrous. But an objective observer might be pardoned for seeIng years of poor leadership coming to this result as the most natural aspect of the situation. ¶ 1 61 Mob ____ A fortnight later, Mr. Carter yielded to the . $6'~.__ 1,4 laft ' ERRY'S WORLD Op Jimmy Carter, whom we can all thank or bIaxneforthearlybLn1syochome, is proceeding at a positively leisurely speed this time In comnpsrlsonwlthhislastcaznpelgn.That'sonecd the advantages of Incumbency. Chid political aide Hamilton Jordan, author of the famous 1972 memorandum that served as the 1VI$ ámp.Ip blueprint for the obscure Georgia governor, is at It again, drawing up a bath, plan for Carter's re-election bid. Bid Jordan Is tmILk1y to have the last word this time aromd. Other political advisers, train Vice President Mandela to Special Trade Representative Robert &rai and Democratic Chairman John White will also Influence the strategy and timetable of the 1* Carter I campaign. Jordan will not serve as ca p i n manager the unemployed" (with no reference to deficits, defense needs or the declining dollar), electrified Democrats responded with a roaring standing iIn1lr IanA i'aI4DhIlv ,u j e .11' maneuvering. m I I U. S. A. - programs would be squeezed down about $2 billion. The stronger defense and fiscal restraint posture was well received, as no doubt intended, by the conservative-complexioned electorate prior to the November election; Democrats nearly everywhere ran as tax and -inflation fighters. T en came the Democrats' mid-term conference In Memphis in early December. The president's tough austerity and anti-inflation speech was accorded perfunctory applause. But when Ted Kennedy orated against "drastic slashes In the federal budget at the expense of the. elderly, the poor, the black, the sick, the cities and _________________________________________________________________ Problem City... ___ . W, 0 . 6;~.4 WASHINGTON However unwelcome, the start of the new year rin gs with it a flotlCPablI pIckupin the pace o(preaidentlalpolltical 'billion. When the Office of Mangement and Budget added Things up and advised the president that these promises could not be kept without additional cuts, Mr. Carter let It be known that social service dM1r4AP1t1nU _ For 1980 worried International financiers, who were unloading their debased U.S. currency holdings, that he would keep the next budget deficit under $30 : . ____________ SPORTS VIEWPOINT Getting Keaay - IK "Did you know you worked 153 days lad year Just to pay taxes?" leads off a latter in the mall this week from Congressman Steve Symms of Idaho. "It wasn't will 7:12 am. on June 2, 1P7$ that you ANGL E-WALTERS - ovation. "Our Wish for the New Year," says a blotter put out by Celery City Printing Co. Inc. of Sanford with best wishes for W19, Is: "That our elected officials learn the difference between good sound reasons and reasons that sound good." County Commissioner Bob Sturm made his committee appointments rigid an schedule this week. The appoüdinetda Include: John Evans Sr. and Jack Syine to the agriculture advisory cam. mittee, Diane Albers to the animal control board; Helen Tucker and Dr. Richard Adicka to the historical commission; Louise Poole and Rev. Bill Lee to the Information and referral services; Jef. fery L Felser and Robert Baker, parks and recreation advisory board; Michael S. Davis, Budget I . And The darted to keep the money you earned. Up will that time every penny you earned and every hour you worked was only toward paying your lazes. When you coma rigid down to It, 42 cents out of every dollar goes rigid back I. the guernmr* for taxesIt sounds unbelievable but that's only because the governme* Is so crafty In hiding the total number of taxes it takes from you. For example, when you include all the hidden taxes there are 52 different taxes on a single egg and 108 taxes on a loaf of tread," the letter says. It continues, "For example, in 1948 24.2 cents of every dollar went for taxes. In 1957, 35.5 cents went for taxes. In 190, 39.2 cents went for taxes and In 1178, a whoppIng 42 cents of every hard earned dollar went for taxes." The letter from Congressman Symms concludes with a pitch about a constitutional tax limitation amendment a nationwide organization, behind the Idea, called National Tax Limitation Committee. It asks for contribution and encloses a letter from Lewis K. Uhler, president of the organization, a California lawyer and formerly a tax adviser to aCalifornia Gov. Ronald Reagan about the group's fight for the constitutional amendments. The letter says that movements are underway all over the country to limit government's ability to tax. - - Area Code 36 3fl-3611 or 631-9993 Monday, January 8, 1979-4A Guns, p12'u'dng and sonLng cnmIon; James (Larry) Cole, aponsor advisory council; Frank Gu*on, Donald Oven and T. J. Dwyer, to the Meadows Wad trod lighting district advisory board; Morris Ruby, Gene May and Joe McGarvey, Swand Estates lighting district board and Robed Baker, David Raysman and Gerald Ohalek, Woodiendo lLgih district board. Led week Sturm appointed Tom KanelIs, Ianmediate pest president of the Seminole County Lugo of Civic Associations, to the board of adjustments, whileCommissioner Bill Kirchhoff named [arty Jolu*on to the agriculture advisory committee. It was Incorrectly reported that Commissioner Dick William appointed Kenelis and that Kirchhoff appointed Lary Cole rather than [any Johnson. Winter Springs Councilman Laurent Pellerin filed W of his financial disclosure documents early this year on the 2nd of January. It seens a Christmas package containing six boUeaof wine was lefI for the councilman atthe WI24IT Springs City Hail, along With a Citrishnan card signed by an Arthur M. Barr and a persouil note saying, "Laurent, I look forward to working with you in the continuing development of our fair city. Bed wishes to you and your family." The package was received on Dec. 22 and donated In Its original wrapping through Father Allen Slob) to St. Mary Magdalen Catholic Church In Altamonte Springs on Dec. . Pellern estimated the value c4 the wine at$25and reported It, as rezIred by law, as a gift on the appror1ate financial disclosure forms. J ... • ' s - * his. the at a,Ms =Pd , Geasi~d ::g~ft sig - dA go to f" do wmw uJ,luA was _____ Os • ho bw . Po** W" -t"to am - , . • . . , . , __ iu1 l"• 0 . * - _____ - - - ____ ______ __ _ ____ Korner~ - ___ __ .•• - Lyman Downs Crooms, 50.44 _______ ___ • • ____ ___ ___ Dog Racing ____ m_ _____ _________ _________ ____ .k • • ' . . .• . ___ --_-'.- ..A .__ __ ---.m-.-'••- .-. .._. ___ •_ - , __ • - - • 0 �I #A-Evening Herald, Sanford, F$. OURSELVES Moøday, Jan. I, im Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ABCPRICIS HAS THIS THE LOWER EVERYDAY PRICES DOMAINI Monday, Jan. I, 1979-15 AD GOOD ALL 141 AICS STORES IN FLA. 3 /4 QT. CORDIALS AMERICAS LARGEST WINE TRIPLE SEC CREAM DE MENTHE GREEN OR WHITE CREAM DE CACAO DARK OR LIGHT ANISETTE-CHERRY BLACKBERRY PEP. SCHNAP.SLOE GIN UP TO 40%-AS MVCN AS $2 A NOT. ga MIflRIR1wQAOc! (NOI(I Im •9 OT. I4y 2.11 ABC "T"SHIRTS AMmASSADoR • 10 YR. IXCAUBUR SCOTCH I.99 Sill ANY 6 9" 9S JACQUIN IMP. FRENCH IMP. FRENCH NAPOLEON CIII .8 49 FRENCH S Tilt tREAT kENTUCKY U$TONt WATER ANY 3 01% 13.45 1. LEMON MV I•0NGE .APRICOT %0M.4 GOOD MON., JAN saw. MANS, 5.79 P iIM: GIN RUM VODKA 0GOD TUE$., JAN.I 5TH , -.•u' -,•---.-& 3969m 1.99 Sill 299 WINI NICOUS SI ••••• _. --S. ,,, • y,_ I i ITALY --I __ __ _____ ___ woouus a,sm, i PIPIOTIs. • • IMIIS N p$rJ$lr' •- ap*sm, sun . aw 1 • $ 99$$45$ IS4$pWy • MASNU • - 5.99 IMPSPAIN MICROWAVE Its !OIJNG uo,ison cti-is 101-461 1I,5uN 99 w -•• UVI' _____ lIi'tIiii'i-- an NCIIIINIUL$ CIIINIT1 fl • ITILY•va ___ - iii---wampum, ______ an i's iss _____ ----- .------ 14 -I----., --- i ___ r- u mm au *N T 1 £1M Iu1ij *S(I MM CISAMPASII ___ 7IC$*T IWK it i*s. O S1 WhICh! 111 us THURSDAY 91L5 os. c*u_____ JAN.11, 1979 DII CONTI MMIP MY IL CHAIU$ CHIANTi UUTERNR mo P.M. I.glstr by Ll Wed..Jan. 10 (M*lNd 0e(Imm,Ns,) ROSE PINK CHABLIS I "Ask aNt ffi. Ihkt. 2.29 _i1 ;ICMTCILK I La rrus 71 7T mav 7?ONT IPONWILI ' mm Y4ONLFSJO 4.11 n lu11 " ___ ig. ARC .ICHIN"' I C I ALMARIIJ LNNIN mm nuuui Liii 711 ONT.C1J US us __ -- i." CUA "' wom' us'a us iaiv.auss s N OI LIANA swI: 419 IR T us US sr ails Hails IVl MAGNUMS' YIMIWNM t 71 ON!. UU TV HIGHLIGHTS rru __ 1.5 I laiuiM __ 36L, .s __ - 6:00 • ••• • 4 f -. •. 7.00 (.2) THE NEWLYWED GAME T MARY TYLER MOORE "Lou's First Date Mary promto find Lou a date for an important banquet. 02) THE CROSS-WITS JOKERS WILD ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT Ises 7:30 OIN SEARCH OF... "Animal ESP MOVIE "The Blue Knight" (C) (1975) George Kennedy. Alex Rocco. A Los Angeles street cop Is assigned to a dillicult drug case. (1 1/2 His.) (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest Sammy Davis Jr •t *'-dP. • •••*-•-. - . . - 8:00 t2J(12l LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Albert is branded a "Jew lover" when he becomes the apprentice to Isaac Singer. man (John Bleifer), the only .iow in Walnut Grove S YOUR FIRST KISS, (4)0IT' CHARLIE BROWN Charlie Brown Is chosen to escort the football homecoming queen -. - -'-.-•• -•.•-.-•' _•._-_._.'s -- who lust happens to be the litIle red-haired girl to the celebration dance. (A) 0EVENING AT SYMPHONY Haydns Symphony No. B in B-- Flat Major and Parts Ill and IV of The Seasons." 8:30 WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves learns that an ace basketball player he is trying to get on his team is wanted by gangsters 9:00 (2) (12) MOVIE "Amateur Night At The Dixie Bar And Grill" (Premiere) Tanya Tucker, Victor French. A variety of people are drawn together through their participation In an ama g rn4rnv Iir takun$ contest in - Still On Ris e plalned the phenomenon to the Council this way: 'Today, if you are not yourself divorced, you probably havesomeoneinthefamilybrother, sister, son, daughter, parents who have been lbs Amsrlcu* Cowicll of We in i_' :i divorced or close friends who hd bsu'aace. Mi, than a million 14 ,,s. have been through a divorce." drugo" no "s is sob mu'ringss ore ,ipicteI to Why the continued breaklb1 roca t_____,. aul lb. recitals, ch.m., music mqs? cenosits, and as a riolit with divorce rats er'lbIaI to rise. auflsirou sympbssy or• esu of (aiUS data U.S "Disappointments are the Chdll& ____ sw. there or. men thin $ key factors for mod divorces," liehes be. a featured it mluuoqs dtvorc.d (and Dot says Dr. Brors, adding: AM cak'lw with the Ration rwr*M)Amsiic,allpert "All too often people 5It &'at of a di,a.i nato which has marriage without knowing ISSSmII Mdc aserly tripled in the, pmd theN anything about It- thinking Fedival, ad lb. New 1P yen, will solve all their problems. MOW Fedivil. s's ____ ____ ______ _____ _____ few couples know how to hold a heapukwad-w*h where It's the unusual . faili UCT's "$aaicaU $areque" Amujem 'she r marriage tog together. and " fewer dill have the tolerance to ---,keep a problem marriage Ajiserg lea oi of the U,w.IIy of ____ • 1dg 11RE." lace ride in ____ with a ITniWI dis in wind &w'Wbud weild. Anirafla Ne said Lbs tect that tuiw in a mbsr and Rmala Mew. are Uving Iopr was me 55u'd, P lopI, J4j 'srp, ped1 of of for divorces. Marriages, -- R09411110! the 1111116111411 Phi, ad 7? 1 al Jasullid. of hi ny sn, may be 1i4h14 datIll Marviags Ui radly as0 to iou. -. -.---- Guest: Sen. William Proxmire. (4)OTHE In 1900, for example, fife expectancy averaged about 47 years. Today, on the average 1 man can expect to live to age 6, a Woman to Age fl, "What's happening Lode)', i believe," says Dr. Brors1 "Ls that many people are IÜIW1Y getting tired of each other." One bright spot Is that authorities note a trend In America to marry later rsr Um aste feel this may reduce the number of divorces, But should you consider divorce, the Council advises that If you own any surance, IL's a good Idea to hold You don't have to leave h benefits to your divorced Raw unless the court orders you to do so. Tha mama you can llychang, it ID favor of your children or other (willy men, Points old. Mid it rwiTy Y1 em usually mak. your new spouse your beneficiary. • '-b'S. e s S. - - - - - --- - - - - . • -- roadhouse. 'A ma1l Q5 MOVIE Town In Texas" (1976) Timothy Bottoms, Susan George. A bitter young man returns from a prison term to reclaim his son and the woman he loved from the crooked sheriff who sent him away. 9-30 M'A'S'H Hawkeye Is attracted to a Swedish doctor (Nanette Harbey) until upstages him in the operating room. VISIONS "Ladies In Waiting" Fourteen waitresses find relief from the demands and disdain of their customers in a study exchange of wit anid gouip. (R) 10:00 (4)• LOU GRANT AnImal's aWment building becomes the next target of an arson ring that Lou is trying to gelastory on. 11:00 NEWS VETT Guest: Lau,on Bacall. (Part 1012) 11:30 JTIGNT GUS,, tI Don Rickles. Guest: Rip Taylor. (4) THE NSWLyWfDGAM 6 F4WM pi.g RockIOld UnCOvers an Insurance claims radt wtüls kwutigat. log the "accldsntar death of a stock can dnlysi. 5 POLIC( STORY Two iv. fated dssctiv.s become upset ___ -- - - MORNING 5:30 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 1:00 (2) &2 H OLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) MIDDAY ()THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 () (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4 a AS TH WORLD TURNS 1:00 (2) (1i TOMORROW (-4) NEWS __________________________ 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (.2) LIARS CLUB II) DICK CAVETT Until Sail" (1957) Paul Newman, Jean Simmons Four lonely sisters living in wartime New Zealand fin d their Iilestyle changed by the arrival of American soldiers. They ED AS MAN BEHAVES _______ _____ 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE (2J(12) NBC NEWS @ o CBS NEWS OABC NEWS I-- - er" U) @) 00(12) NEWS IAS MAN BEHAVES 8:30 jp It g with always being in the shadows of two super cops." (R) 12:37 0 THE F.B.I. "The Hilchhik- EVENING AmSnbS,O(the U(7 faculty she 1173, Mrs. 8180b" hiss won Ised" _ nation's finest artists. Hse oboe Divorce od ha" received Wide CIIIIC$1 endoruanuid. Th New York Soap operas and neighTimes calla bw"a airless and hmphold rr. to OW cogi, I''g pödOl1U. tr'y, wv.rybe ID lbS U.S. II01 wasS chiitir 'MI"bIV of Wt iittü* divorced It 01117 the fic* MU..Iwiity of mom thid way,. SdhfloddoaMwape& ____ .ici i*a ________________________________ 6.99 N a very special resm Instead of using sperm ob. tamed at the regular sperm bncewjthtiiejdes of using sperm donated by Gene. That way our child will Inherit the physical features of my husband's family. Gene has agreed to cooperate only If his wife approves. Abby, we don't want Gene to tell his wife because we're afraid if she knows that her husis the bioWcgl father of my cWW it might cause problems later on. We say ft's Gene's sperm and he can doenlhlnghewants with It. Are we wrong? Or Is Gene? ALL IN ThE FAMILY DEAR ALL: It may be Geae's sperm, but If he wauta ld wife swwhat We doing with G'u wife gives her eosIJisl apio.1 I advtoe you to we ii aaswn dsa.r. DEAR ABBY: Does a friend have the right to ask for a ride home just when you are getting warmed up at a party? They ask you to drive them to the party and then they spoil It for you by cutting ft short. What do you say when you're having a good time and you'd ue to stay a little longer? FLAMENCO DEAR FLAMENCO: You say, 'rd Ibb to stay a We (P.1. AM the saw dm a &ie , a ride to a ts to he to stay nil you're reedy 6leave.) len. FRENCH CHAMPAGNE L71 - . a _ iui 0I ?IN LO $IIOPASCI.$A. ye n ,w 499 u 1t.$TRfl.N MU4UU1I*JSIMs ___________ - - 0111 PS LI v CDL II W$ISITI NT STATE .c*s*ncawvu II, one %V10111 __ u.r.mm 349 . _.' . 1.45 LANSON ..i. sui 37' 3.10 VI "NEW t,ow prncr' CNAMPAGNI-COIO WINE __ .............. ___ 'r wwin 2"M M*UOI1 _199$4A111 I 1.99 si4ip49u. PATRON miIOROLMJX 1.0 1SUaENcI01310 17' T4 MCN11I J a,. 170 15IISMIIIMSROLlS 3,*S 1.70 _' MIffi 0001Mm KATZ*11 _____________ 11*1z* 31. PINK o WHITE niol Patricia (Pat) St.nberg, wodat.iweluaor of music M University of C4itral Floride (UCF)hUbNnelIctIdtOthe national preeldincy of Slns Alpha Iota, International made fraternity. She will serve the orgw1qto" in that poet mdii 11111 CREAM $HERRY IUISUNDY _____________ Stenberg Elected To Pos t PIMARTIN SANoRIA 799 sio ___ s.S,.,...,..•. '" *llI$U 01 5.1' 01*0 5.15 i PIMaNm01N1Y mm JS1 * mm I $$IMMIISN - UUM Room TENN. 3.1_irs _________ • smsi U.4lL $.4 IIUUMMMLCH '7SIIAV 7JJC M flhNIIIfl. ..........4.10 ROT ........,...a.s. y . .3J ll* av..........s.a .MIUNIL .. • •. . . . WINOS...... •..... .1.40 SINuS lAS _ _;•.•-• AIC 3 • Abby S•GL1 L$9 p 240Z. _____ an • DO SSIN Us POIJUIJY 2'- ______ sujjiy am 691 c*ao 'y yin. • ____ 599 MIMS IS1INSITS1 S 11114910110118 ASURINU 4 .lLpuuu1 3j• 33 m:v 1.7' ___ lu $MPIIIN 1.7' lJ0 *5T1 IPUMANTI I. I N WIT. IIlNS 3.99_II*T.TTINNI SINflsiuy $1, IIIflU.DRIISUNS ii: 1 • $MIUIN$l NI I i• * 1.01 I?IS NMAIRO _ ll11 WInS TUSITIUUO NUM 1401111NIl *99 56astiani 3 '70 5.69 :. T• 111101 I ____ imas,cssa.i?C5791 pa W.MEIC** owl IN" 01111111 3 UM - 2' 31$4,5 Poll 3 PM - • I lOIJ WINU 11110* IOU.AY I VMPOUCEUA PORTUL I 7$ $$fl55f $44II$99 I3'I7.N ,, UYSI*.JSUJ$ '"3 '3S IBIS 111uav 71 sm $LWWIZT1AMNII 3 3111,5 WIWuSPAN'74 *01 4 3/1,00 lISPWill si '7* 0.01 tw -r-ruw 'N 111s NIIMINL 4'311 $5 3m J'l$ &SUM 3.39I2.95 cAv 3 1 99 AMUGION U I CHININ PREMIUM CALIF WINE 26 OZ. " _ 1*110 SWIM I 1I*M SWIM? 4.79 psi CON?' 4 MRMIV? utusu 'Ti 3 . 5.99 FURSTENBERG FROM A&* FOREST .1 VFW 2 17 'y, vissi. • FINE FRENCH WINE MLJ$5 Gass 'N " F ( A j Dear Problems? You'll feel better if you get them oft your cheat. For a personal reply write to Abby, Box 51700, Los Angeles, Cal. 90069. Please enclose stamped, self-addressed on. --- WHITI u ii,! 121.11 PORT-RUOY.TAWNY _ 39 _UIIPIAVMILCN1 ___ 2.99i's 1N'JF IN Ii ABC VFW '. FAMSS$IIT$ GIRMANYS FiNEST MEN _____ RA hOOKS CHAMPAGNI N.Y. STATE 1% PALE DRY SHERRY REQ.SHERRY 349 ' 91 ' OIWN '70 IBS5 NUI&Y N 70 iSIS 101111 '7oUuJiaiju tw 31115 310 CIII?? P.1 '70 NNY Rs$l$,.3 ii _U -- __ _ UOCI IOU1.70 _Ju 77 . ff. ______p L414%L uIL . - NO$EL WT1J3T" Z40Z.1ILANC GOLD S-SI ____ 76 AM '73 '• IN PAN 10$?. Iii •. • TRI JAIIIUI.E1 vI:K(:nI:rnIF: 10 IlA SIMS 1 LM$ '70 (MUI 01010 00 AM BKI IL_MTl - $U1U 70 (IRS N ISIvUNJ 3.01 3i1.10 70 BIN IMJSN 8.01 3111.11 S$*VIIIMS $&MN '70 CrEK NmumscriJa • calling them YMM IT IWItMT JAcQUIN ABC SCOTCH LIL -- w as MST T1tCAN ass 7 YR QUIENANNI 5 • AA ip-y • i.v -I 4.99 ,,, IMP. GERMAN - CNSIIN ILANC ZILLIR SCHWAIZI KATZ LAMIRUSCO I 5 A- 69 IA.'. om. coaru '7$ ST. JOHANNIS s. lYuv.0 tr 12 YK 513 - $ANDIMAN . ARMADA OWS010 CRIAM SHIRRY is VL OL My. 11111116 ST" .749 5TH 5 5TH $39. ASJrlJ "OVERILLS • PACKAGE OF 6 5TH • '' -, -, $C881INLI W/CSIPIN QUAM CI CUilS a' •CSILUN.NIN MAITM.IuP,VOIU 23 QZ LXI1.A.00a 0ISE 3.19 MAGNUM ). W ' 'iLT CAMPARIAPERITIVITAIY KI0l, m.ANc $ $ 5 iielu. BURGUNDY __ 1IAMS 1MW? d •• SA8UCA8MOPdE NEAPOLITAN us* • GALLO S I • ç69 . --; 'i 015$IISV ___ NUMIL*NN ABC 1000 VODKA ant, DRY MIX _______ 10 YR. OLD PREMIUM 10 •. TONSIl? COCICTARI . UT., JAN 13 NAISII JAQUIN 67.95 • , i-sr GUT I -Pill •. 4.19 PETER HEERING CHERRY WC _______ • N1IUUUI1 CAFE 801U)IC11PE 5TH S.lS LM CM LIO MEXICAN 230Z 44$ 64C 330 gUUIU - 4... 1.49 ______ ___ • r .. BUY • GALIOPINK 210 . T1IPII CUITISI W, - CANAIXANCIUSIP$IRSTA0I04001 339 FLA SOUVENIR GIFT BOX ASST SEAGRAM VO$M BEAM KYBRfl BLACK I WHIT SCOTCH VODKA GIN RUM A TT __________ 1 C29 4T. 210 U CUTTYSAAK AN 1 ' • American CNOICI ANY I2 j99 71*1 1141*. - QT. CANADIAN MIST TWIN.PAK uuuiisv $ SOUTHERN COMFORT ORT TULLAMOPE DEWIRISH EL TORO TEQUILA I TALY CAMPAMI AP(RPTIV Is AN- CAW mom : CHOICI LA 01MI&TTF. IMI CH ' ut contrary to what many reilgiosi people think, I have no dealretolmposemydisbelief on thersortohlnderthetnfro,n worshipping whatever god or gods they chow. Nor dolthink that not believing In God frees me from responsibility to my fellow hwnan beings.! consider myself as moral a person 13 and believer, - and more moral than some I can think oil I'm certainly not aulnt,but you don't find many ol Those in or out of church. To me, denouncing people Al atheists isaa offensive and tm. peplats or hebes. What people believe about God - or don't believe -ls their own business. My advice to that family would be to tell their neighbors: "Judge usby what wedo-not by what you think we believe." Or, In the words cd a man whom some think was God and other,, Including you and me, consider merely a wise and good human being, "By their fruits, ye shall know them." THE MORAL ATHEIST DEAR ABBY: My husband and!havetrledforslzyearsto have a child. We've seen many fertility experts, and my husband's urologist now recommends artificial lfl séninatlon. We intend to go through with have decided to tell ab .ohtely no one, with one exception - my husband's brother, Gene, who was told for SLACK . • j DICkIL . MTISR W/COUp 0000 THUN$. JAN. • SCOTCH - . I 499 VIM . p $ ISRAEL SABRA KING GEORGE 49 • 5TH 1000115 GIN GIORGI CROICI 10.71 • A99 ROYALI ' GILBEY LOVEMEZICANCOFFEELIQU WMS _____ YR. ST1 KT IRS cwoci RED . KOTAL DELUXE 86" 5 sm -J UI SCOTCH U.$1 SCOTCH $OT1A ' - 0000 FRI., JAN. 12 499 MIIT £3.01 - ROYAL VELVET ___ SCOTCh . S. . UNIT IS PER CV$TIWI W/O" 59 SIR. KY . BRB 12 YR OLD I STANLEY 3 0000 WED., JAN. 10 vim VODKA OSOKI r 0001* ____ xw P • IIINDID *$ISHY ANY CERTIFIED OLD 1 _ __ CERTIFIED GIN STANLEY GOLD LABEL NO= 89 MLU CANADIAN S11JtIIS$IIO4**SU . ADIIA ANGRIAOWN W/1.59 - CAN Uv • p U*TONEPEICUITO*IW/COUPON ANY 3 ols 11 9S 91 2l'' i ... . . $ 3415 OT. QSI$ CHRISTIAN r )AAUNY $1.01 . •• 11.10 . HOlLAND STANI1Y 04114111SCOTCH a U1011111 a . • VALUABLE COUPONS BELOW GOOD ALL ABC'S IN FLA. - ,99f 799ei.: DISTILLED BLINDED £ BOTY IN SCOTLAND . ____ J SCOTCH *.• 1.79 Wx 1ISSLINLIT no HEDGES &I!!JLER 2 _ 12 1.99 IlL 4 IL ?1 • CHOICE y Qy 25 oz .I.PEACH i MI $ CANADIAN • 1 WINE I • • STANLEY RARE 49 • I. . • GLASSWAil RK $Io 99 3 •I WILD • ' NUTS CN0.CI • SWIM M*1_ALOA "uMIPRIcIAsINHAWAIr b IN 3551 MACADAMIA • ANY 3 usv . . . RICH & 0 1:010 $SPRINGS ANNIE GREEN ° 8YRKYBR .• .. H ' MULUNN1UNWINIUSI i1 I 'IREPEATER Tilt DIUD(NCE 1 - 6.99 RANDY 'KY VODKA ¶ 1350 WELJ*IL1O,5TIL6P.N. OLD KY BLEND KY GIN MI1 ANY "' ETCHART ARMANAC FINE MR. ED. .- MARCH OF DIMES COCKTAIL HOUR S Qy • NIRIFOIDS COWS STCIOW KY. SRI. H-I LIT III 59 ' ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE NI-WAY 436-ONE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT BLOCK I. OF 14 -OPEN SUNDAY- BRANDY VERMOUTH 1e695TH . P OPEN SUNDAY • b8 9S CA I _____ - HI WAY 17. AT OMEGA NEW ABC "DISCO" LOUNGE 4M CASSELBERRY REVOLVINGBAR WITH GIN LIVE ENTERTAINMENT COLOR CHANGING FOUNTAIN,. MOST OT,fAs ksof sL-oXmL 2.99 m~ .. . J _______ DEAR ABBY: When you advised that family whose kids were being called atheists on how to defend themselves against the accusation, you seemed to be Implying that there was something wrong with being an atheist. Well. Fm An atheist - with no apologies. IhsppenrKitto believe that God OLD t II As the New Year gets un- winner of the Medco Store Bracken, Hempstead. N.Y.. are derway, visitors who left the Christmas stocking with $75 my houseguests. They have North to escape the sub- worth of gifts and toys. She been enjoying the many parties freezing weather, were greeted presented the stocking to the and sightseeing and fishing in with a cold map In sunny Tom Skinner Home for under Florida. They will be returning Central Florida. Some have privUedged children in soom to New York were they returned to their homes while Orlando. are on the medical staff of three others are still vacationing. New York hospitals. Amvets held their annual Mrs. Christine Neal of Bronx, Congratulations are In order community party for the N.Y., is in the city visiting with following announcement of the children of the community. her mother, Mrs. Josephine marriage of Mr. and Mrs. There were many happy Smith, her sister, Dr. Hortence Lerwood Blankenship. She Is child and niling faces. G. Evans, and other family the former Bernice Harris. For a project of 1979, Elks of members. Dr. and Mrs. Vernell Roberts Celery City Lodge 542, mem• Home for a few days and seen of Washington, D. C., were in bers, Willie J. Merkerson, enjo)ing Sanford were Leroy the city visiting with brother Exalted Ruler, Robert People Clark, Walter Dixon and son Mr. and Mrs. Charles Roberts, and Lockwood Brown, prepared Walter, Jr., and Arthur Hill of Jr. his father, Charlie Roberts grocery boxes to be given to the Philadephia, Pa.; Sgt. and Mrs. Sr. and other family and needy. Fermon Clark and Mrs. Ellen friends. Clark, Washington, D.C.; Mr. and Mrs. John McClairon Natheinel Williams, Germany; Mrs. Sallye Fields Bently of New York City, formerly of and Robert Fielder, Rochester, 1016 West 12th St., was the Sanford, and Mrs. Luci N. Y. -MAR VA HAWKINS ftfll CAM 111-- BLEND ANT, 13 -.I LONGWOOD HIGHWAY 17-92 NEAR 434 wTM S'.$$ LIMESTONE WATER PNILADELPNI 'lvi's KY. BLEND CUP "MADE WITH KENTUCKY __•_ [hIdJIlLI COCKTAIL LOUNGE PACKAGE STORE eSCOTCIAII99 CA14 __ THREE VODKA COCKTAIL __• _____ LOUNGE _____ PKG. STORE1 • HIGHWAY 17.92 SOUTH CITY LIMITS CHOICE r' S SANF0RD lJ•Ø vvO• - - i MARTIN'S i- J5lx_ ., S s ¶LccoI_______________ STANLE Y CREAM I. • • MIIlIIU.JT MACCMUS SHERRY VELVET cwaws . 1LL MP. SPAIN Cold Snap Greeted Northern Visitors Not To Believe That God Exists kTAILImUN-AaDyp7p p1 • 10. CERTIFIED CALIF GRAPE Happens ., tDAY SALE, MON.1JAN.S THRU SAT., JAN. 13 ZEN" 2.99 BRANDY BLACK Atheist 5:53 2:00 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) 112) THE DOCTORS 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1) ZOOM (A) 3:30 (12) PTL CLUB 6:00 (4)OM'A'S'H(R) €1) ELECTRIC COMPANY 0 WATCH YOUR MOUTH 0 SUNRISE 6:10 EMERGENCY ONEI 14) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 (12. BATTLE OF THE PLAN. ETS 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (1) SESAME STREET 430 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 0 MERV GRIFFIN ($2: ROOKIES @)CRACKERBARREL (.2) 2-COUNTRY FISHING 8:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER (4) KUTANA 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 6:49 j EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (12) Hi, NEIGHBOR 700 (I) (12) TODAY (4)0 CBS NEWS U GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA ) SESAME STREET 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 (3) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 8:00 (-4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO W ZOOM (R) 8:25 (3) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 8:30 TODAY 4:00 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE €1) MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (12) BEWITCHED OVER EASY .-:. P ALA TWI HV 11:30 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE • o FAMILY uo 1l: 9) G CBS NEWS :: -REX REED N.Y DAILY NEWS A 9:30 0 THE 000 COUPLE 10:00 GD 0 CARD SHARKS (4)OALLINTHEFAMILY(R) 10:30 (2) (12) JEOPARDY (4) THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 11:00 (2) HIGH noiws 0 HAPPY DAYS (R) 7:15 10:00 "A marvel of stupendous film-making. 51 UUA5, YOGA Y G AND YOU 9:00 t.2) (4) DONAHUE 0 MY THREE SONS 0 MOViE (12) DINAHI • EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING O It 91 3fl7502 PLAZA I Q(3000 MORNING AMER. ....... - 5:00 ADULTS 3.00 CHILD ISO PLAZA II SORRY NO PASSES 7: 30.t: 35 [%1i RI)RN SUITE . [he best tio-hour ALAN ALDA iciIitiii intowigSorry Ng AFTERNOON 12:00 (2)00 NEWS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ()2A CONVERSATION WITH IETTY FORD S EDUCATIONAL PR'O. GNf.MMING 12:30 (2) NIC SPECIAL REPORT 5 81AWH FOR TOMoR- STARTS JAN. 34 CLINT IASTWOOD EVERY WHICH AWAY SUTLOOSI VI LAN "may '5'7' 7:M ATTACK OF KILLIN TOMIATOGS I!* CHICKEN CHRONICLES �!.i-Ev,nln, 4,,ad, Sanford, FL. MOnday, Jan.$, Ifl ________________________ Legal Notice Legal NOtice Fer,da _______________________ Legl Notice ______________________ Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Noticslsherebygiyanthatw,ar, engaged In business at P.O. Box 24 Fern Park, Florida 37730, COuflty, FOrda,underthefidlt MJfl* Of PARADISE POOLS OF CENTRAL FLORIDA, and tnat we infendtoregist,rsaidnamewithth, CI,rk Of the CIrcuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To•Wit: SectIon $45.09 Florida Statutes 1957. 51g. Jack Futrell PublIsh: December 25, 1971; January 1,I, is, 1,i, DEE.131 ________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND NOTICE OF INTENTION SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA FOR SEMINOLE cOUNTY FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY, TOREQIITER PROlATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION ÔALENDAR FLORIDA FICTITIOUS TRADE Fit, Number 71459.CP Number 71-1Ss.CP CIVIL ACTION NO. 7$2$M-CA.19.D NAME DivIsi., DIvlslofl gIven that CAROL L. SCHOOLCRAFT, NOTICE IS IWfSbY IN RE: ESTATE OP INSURANCE IN II: ESTATE OF Plaintiff, BRUNER'S MIIed H. Luster, MONDAY, jjy vs. AGENCY, INC., formerly Metro. HORACE B. FENNEL, aka Deceased FRED JOHNSON and wife, MAZY Jix,InC.IstheownefOfBRUNER'S H.B. FENNLL. Welgbt Wateberi, 10 *.tfl., Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION gpHNSON. GENERAL ELECT C INSURANCE AGENCY and intends Qiurdt; 7 Florida Federal, Aita'nonte Sprljsgj TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CREDIT CORP., a Florida cc,. to register with the Clerk of the NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Diet 10 a.in. and noon, Student Union BOBBY LEE HATTON Circuit Court of Seminole County, THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida the saId trade name, if,, BERNICE HATTON, Building Stetion UnIversity; 7:30 First OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED INSURANCE THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL' Defendants. "IRUNER'S Presbyterian Qtarcb, DeLand; 7 p.m., Montgomery IN THE ESTATE: AGENCY" pursuant to F.S. $43.09 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED NOTICIOFACTION YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that saldewner will engage In IN THE ESTATE: 7:30 p.m., Florida Methodist TO: that It,, admlnistratlonatHe estate YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED busiMsi at P.O. BOX 1$4$7.H, 101$ Fred Johinonand life, QiIlcksn's Home, lattcrs' Center, iterpeiae. of Mildred H. Luster, deceased, File North Hlmes Avenue, Tampa, that the administration of the estate TOPS Chapter 71, 7 p.m., over Number 7I4$9.CP, is pending in the Florida, 33414 under th, name of Horace B. Fennell, deceased, File Residence unknown Circuit Court for Seminole County, 'BRUNER'S ,INSURANCE Numberli4$.CP, Ispendino inthe Lest known mailing Crystal lake and Country Club, Lake Mary. NOTICIUNDIRFICTIYIÔUS Florida, Probate Division, the ad. Circuit Court for Seminole County, AGENCY, INC.". address: 141 Palmetto NAME STATUTE Lakeview MId& Scbssl Adviesry CommIttee, 7:30 dress of which is Courthouse, DATED: At Tampa, Florida this Florida. Probate Division, the ad. Lake Mary, Florida 3274 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 'p.m., at ,, Sanford, Florida. The personal re. de5S Of whIch Is Seminole County YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 3rd day of January, 1919. Notice Is hereby given that the presentative Of the estate is Carol J. that an action to foreclos, a Courthouse, Sanford, FlorIda 37771. S I N S U RAN CE B RUN ER AJtams.Je.Smth SemiMle Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle undersigned pursuant to the Stolls whose address is 44 Division The personal representative of the tgage on the following property in AGENCY, INC. "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter Stop SR 43$, AItnf Springs. St., ørmon Beach, Florida 33011. estate is John M. Fennell, whose BY: s Ronald W. Bruner SemInole County, Florida: $43.09, Florida Statutss,wiII register Deftian Ares Chamber ii Commerce, 7:30 The name and address Of the per. address is 1111 Fernvale Avenue, Lot 1$and the West lOOfest at Let Ronald W. Bruner, with the Clerk Of the Circuit Court, representative's attorney are Sebring, Florida 33170. The name Sferd hA, OREENLEAF & WILSON'S First St. President.Treasurer inandforSeminolecounty,FIorIda sf forth below. of the personal repre. ADDITION TO LAKE MARY, ac publish: ionS, 15, upon receipt of proof of the p, in Sanford AlAaos, 8 First United Mthodist All persons having claims or santatives attorney are set forth cording to Plat thereof as recorded DEF.31 publication of this notice, te f Ic. Qnwcti, Sanford. demands against the estate ore InPlataook3,Page2$,olthepublic below. titlous name, tO•Wit: required, WITHIN THREE All persons having claims or Records of Seminole County, VILLAGE SMORGASBORD LTD. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Florida. (LESS THE Southern 7$ NOTICE OF RESOLUTION demands against the estate are under which we are engaged In TUDAY, JANUARY $ THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF WITHIN THREE fset at the West 200 feet of Lot 1$ CLOSING, VACATING AND required, business at 4220 South Orlando Sanford Sertoma, 7 am., Sambo's. THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk thereof) and (LESS Rood Rlght.of. ABANDONING RIOHTS.OF.WAY. MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Drive, Sanford, Florida 32771. of the above court a written THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Winter Sprligs Sertoma, 7:30 am., city hail, North TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: That the parties interested in said statement Of any claim or demand i om filed agaiqst you and you NOTICE is hereby gIven that the THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Ave. busiss enterprise are as follows: they may have. Each claim must be are reairsd to sor a copy Of your Board of County Commissioners of the above court a written VIllage Smorgasbord, Sanford Lioss, noon, Holiday Inn, In writIng and must indicate the wrItten defenses, If any, to It on Seminole County, Florida, statement of any claim or demand i at an Illinois lImited bIllS for the claim, the name and PHILLJP Limgw.od Sertema, noon, Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN ANsi H. LOGAN Of ReguiarMeetingheldonthe2ndday theymayhave. Eachclairn musthe partnership address of the creditor or his agent SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND of January, A.D., 1979, In the County In writing and must indicate the FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, STATE By the General Partner VFW Pest 1I1N Ausillary a(Sanford, a p.m.,log cabin or attorney, and the amount MONCRIEF, OF FLOR IDA Attorneys for Commissioners' Meeting Room in basis for the claim, the name and Dynamic Development Inc. on th lakefront. claImed. If the claim is not yet due, of the creditor or hIs aQens CASE NO. 7I2SU.CA.13.E Post Office Box 2279, the Courthou at Sanford, Seminole of Illinois, an the date when It will become due Sanford, Florida attorney and th. amount or County, Florida, pursuant UNDRA ELISABETH JAY, .. fiio me to IllInois corporation s$aii be stated. If me claim IS origlna with the Aviatlos Modeler,,S 730 p.m., Hobby bepot, SanPetItion and NotIce heretofore claimed. If the claim is not yet dvi, clerk Of fl, Plaintiff, By Harold 1. Fues contigentorunliquidated,the nature Court on V5• or before Jan. 22, 1979 given, passed and adopted a the date when It will, become due Its PresIdent of the uncertainty shall be stated. If LOUISJ. JAY and AUDREY L. JAY otherwise, a Judgment may be Resolution closing, vacating and shall be stated. if the claim is Overeaters A.ssymom, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Dated at Sanford, Seminole the claim Is secured, the security indivIdually ered against you for H. relief abandoning, renouncing and contingent or unhiquldated, the County, Florida, the 27th day of shall be described. The claimant LIgM. disclalming any and all right of the nature of the uncertainty shall be 201 Smokerlse Blvd. demanded In the Complains. December, 197$. shall deliver suffIcient copIes of County of Seminole and the public in stated. If th, claim Is secured, the WITNESS my hand and Lonqwood, FlorIda 33750 the seal of PublIsh: January 1, 1, 13, 22, 1979 lake Moe Amateur Radio Sodety, 7:30 p.m. claim totheclerk to inabiethe clerk and to the following described security shall be described. The this Coufl this 19h at Dec Defendants DEF.1$ to mall one copy to each personal Sanford Chamber of Commerce. claimant shall deliver sufficient rlghts-of.way, to-wit: NOTICE OF ACTION That certain road right.of.way copies of the claim to the clerk to TO: ___________________________ representative. Welgtt Watchers, p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, (SEAL) All persons Interested in the estate lying $ween Lots 10 .d 41 at the enable the clerk to mail one copy to LOUIS J. JAY and Arfl, H. I ckwlth Jr. PUBLIC NOTICE S. Oak Ave.; p.m., Summit A$s., Celberry. to whom a copy Of this NotIce of McNeil's Orange Villa according to each personal representative. AUDREY Clerk of CIrcuft Court JAY The Division of Environmental Mminisfraflon has been mailed are ParmIa Aissymom, 7:30 All persons interested In the estate UnIted the P1st thersof as recorded in P1st 204 Smokerlse Blvd. By: Pat K. CordeD Services Is In receipt of an ap- required, WITHIN THREE to whom a copy of this Notice of Book 2, P1955 99.101, Public Records Methodist Church Caaselberry DepUty Clerk Longwood, FlorIda 32130 pilcatlon for the construction of a MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Administration has been mailed are of Seminole County, Fiorida. YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an boat dock and beach area at the PHILLIP H. LOGAN of Trl.CestyR.sdRaersCBCIib,7:30p,m.,Sanford THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF WITHIN THREE By the Board of County Corn. required, actIontocancetade.dOf,,ordhas following described properly: INNOLSER LOGAN AND THISNOTICE,tofll,anyoblectlons Chamber of Commerce. missioners Of Seminole County, MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF been filed against you and you are Beg. N Sldegrees 20' 31" W 2011.1 they may have that challenge the MONCRIEF FiOFI4., this 2nd day of January, THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF WEDNDAY required to serve a copy Of your ft. and N 30 degrees 3$' 39" E run Office Box , valIdity Of the decedent's wIll, the THISNOTICE,toflleanyobiections A.D., 1979. written defenses, If any, to It on 1107.241 ft. to the NW Corner of Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., S&S Cafeteria. qualifications of the personal Sanford, FlorIda 32711 they may have that challenge the (SEAL) Gary Siegel, Attorney for Petitioner, Government Lot 4 In Sec 13 Twp 21$ Attorneys for Plaintiff representative, or the venue or am., the Town Home. validity of the decedent's wIll, the BOARDOF COUNTY w$cseaderessls313s. U.S. Hwy. 17. Rge3OE, Run N30degrses 55' 39" E (305) 333 3510 jurisdiction Of the cowl. qualifications of the psrsona 3, Casselberry, Florida 37707, on or for 34$.739 ft. to N 53 degrees 55' 59" COMMISSIONERS Says: Publish: December ii, 25, 197$; ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS AND representative, or the venue OF SEMINOLE before the 19th day of Jan. 1979, and N for 151.753 ft. to N II degrees 41' mry 1, I 1979 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED jurisdiction of the court. COUNTY, fiietheorlginaiwIthtMcme,Oftp,i 12" W 531.354 ft. for 520.1 ft., WILL BE FOREVER BARRED _______________________ ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND FLORIDA court either before service on thenceSELY on East Lake Drive Dateofthelirstpublicasionoftp,is NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED By: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. PlaIntIfforImmedlateIythçafter; for 313.0,3 ft., to the begInning: FICTITIOUSNAMI Notice of AdmInistration: NAME STATUTE WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Clerk otherwise a default will be entered Section 14, Township 21 South, Jan. I, 1979. NotIce Is hereby given that I am TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Date of the first publication of this By: Joann K. Hare agaInst you forth. relief demanded. Range 30 East; Official Records, business at Box 197 Carol engaged in .1. Stotts NotIce Is hereby gIven that the Notice of AdminIstration: January Deputy Clerk In the complaint or petition. Seminole County, Florida. As Hwy. 17.92, Rural Route 1, Personal RepresentatIve undersIgned, pursuant to the I, 1979 Lix Blackburn WITNESS my hand andthesea$of Further described as the parcel of the Estate of IFYOtI MLIS Longwood, Fla., 33750, Seminole Land "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter John M. Fennell Development Division, Room this Court on Dec. 14, 191$. located ImmdIately East of the Mildred H. Luster County, Florida, under the fictitIous 413 $43.09 Florida Statute, wIll register BURN As Personal Representative (SEAL) Florida Power Corporation Trans. Deceased name of BENTON BROS. USED with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County of the Estate Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. mission line running across East ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL CARS and that I IrWind to regIster Sanford, Florida Courthouse InandforSemlnoIecounty,p., Horace B. Fennell 32171 As Clerk of the Court Lake Drive along the West side of REPRESENTATIVE: said name with the Clerk Of me PublIsh January 1,1919 upon receipt Of proof of me Deceased Little Lake Howell. By: Pat K. Cordell knrole County, 'Circuit Court, Moore, Wood, Simpson I Korey publication of this notice, me flc. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL DEF.21 As D.puty Clerk Property owners Within 300feetof By: Robert Kit Korey Florida In accordance with the tltious name, to-wit: NATURE'S REPRESENTATIVE: Publish: December 11, 25, 1975; the proposed project may make any p.o. Box 303, provisions ci the Fictitious Name k: HELPERS, under which I am C. Vernon Mire, Jr. Senuary 1,1,1979 comments they desire in writing to Ormond Beach, Florida 33074 statutes, To.Wit: Section engaged In business at 1051 Slack Cleveland, Mire & Bridges DEE44 Division of Environmental Services, INVITATION TO BID Telephone: 904.677.3431 Florida Statutes 1957. Acre Trail, Maltland. Florid.. Post Office Drawer Z P.O. Box 2159, Sanford, Florida Publish: Janaary I, 15, 1979 Sig. James H. Boflton That the party Inl.rájjdij, saId 37771 wIthin 14 days. ________________________ TM Board of Trustees of the Sanford, Flgrida 37171 DEF.32 Publish: December 23, 1911; business enterprise is as follows: Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. SemInole Memorial Hospital invites Telephone: (305) 322.1314 FLORlDA"j) JanUary 1,S, 1$, 1919 ________________________ Mary Ellen Bushring Publish: January I, 13, 1979 Clerk of County Court bids uocn the r Dated at Maitland, Seminole Seminole Couniy, Florida ____________________________ ____________________________ Electro Surgical UnIt _________________________ FICTITIOUS NAME Wat- County, Florida, December io, 17i. By: Nancy E. Pfeifauf, owtionai information, plans NotIce is hereby given that I am IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND specifications are available atand Of. eeS,.,i.àjitri POSITIONS AVAILABLE Publish: December 23, 1975; Deputy Clerk PJIIflV ALIVE] engaged lit busIness at 2010 N. Hwy FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, lice of the ____ _____ ____ January l I. THE HOUSING AUTHORITY OF ,i *., 15, 1979 Publish: Jan. I, 1979 Materials Manage,. 1742, Davis Plaza, Maitland, 37731, FLORIDA SUNSHINE STATE DEE122 THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLOR. DEF.34 AU bids shall he mailed to the Seminole County, Florida, under the CIVIL DIVISION IDA, ANNOUNCES THAT THE Materials Manager fictitIous name of SHOES & SUCH, CASE NO. 2722A4E 00th. Seminole FOLLOWING POSITIONS HAVE Memorial and that I Intend to register said IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF: Hospltal,.1101 East First BECOME AVAILABLE AS A RE. SIref, Sanford, name with the Clerk of the Circuit GROVER CLEVELAND WARE, FlorIda 32711. All SULT OF FUNDING RECEIVED is shall be postmarked Court, Seminole County, Florida In Petitioner not later IMPLEMENTBLOCK COMMUNITY than the 15 day of January1919, accordanc, wIth the provIsions of and andTO DEVELOPMENT GRANT the FictitIous Name Statutes, To. MAE FRANCES WARE, shallberecelyedonorb,foreme PROGRAMS: Wit Section 543.09 FlorIda Statutes Respondent day of January 1979. PROGRAM DIRECTOR, 1957. Opening of such bids will take HOUSING NOTICE OF ACTION place at the Office of the Materials PROGRAM REHABILITATION Sig. Lakeview Trading Corn. THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: reguires experience in pany Inc. Manager of the Seminole Memorial MAE FRANCES WARE, the acquisition and disposition of HospItal at Barton B. Pitcher whose addms Is S:000'clock 22 day of January Secy.Treas, 1919. A.M.on the realprop.rty,morlgag,productlon, 3 unknown, and whose last Seminole MemorIal Hospital -credIt investigation, or housing PublIsh: January 1, 5, 13, , known mailing address rt to reject any and Production background. DEF.1 Is unknown, Degree or combination of exp. and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED all bidi. traIning required. Publish Jan. 5,7,5, 1919 that an action for Dissolution 2. SUPERINTENDENT, HOUS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR MarrIagehasbe.nfII.d.gai,isty of DEFZ4 _____________________': ING REHABILITATION PRO. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA andyouarerequIrsdtoserveapy GRAMrequimaclass"C"gen,çal SEMINOLECOUNTYIOARD PROBATE DIVISION of your wrItten defense, If any, to it contractors license or beStir and at " FILE NUMBER: 7$40CP COUNTY COMMISSIONIRS on FRANK C wHIOHAM, 15G.. least six years experience in con. ______________________________________ NsticesiPvbilcHeari,,g IN RE: ESTATIOF Petitioner's Attorney, whose ad. structlonandr,habilltatlonof single Jary3117 HELEN 0. TAYLOR, dress Is Post Office Box 1330. family dwelling structures. 7:11P.M. Deceased Flagship Bank of Sanford, Suite 23, The Board of County Corn. 3. RESIDENT MANAGER at least NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Sanford, V. before missloners of Seminole County, ahlghschooldiploms,proficie,,cymn TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Jan. 39, Floilde, 1979, and32771,onor file CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST with the Clerk of this Courtoriginal either FlolidI,wIIIhoIdapublIchurngto math, typing, filing and must be me following Items: mature. Apartment furnished with THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL before service on Petitioner's ii A. PUBLIC OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED torney or Immediately ttwresttsr, CHANGE OF HEARING FOR reduced rent. The Manager is P9 ZONING REGIflA. IN THE ESTATE: required to live on premises. orotherwl$eadefaultafldultimafe YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Judgment will be entered against TIONS 4. RELOCATION SPECIALIST I.WILLIAM LARRY BISHOP, must have prior experience with that the administration Of the estate you for the relief demanded in me of HELEN G. TAYLOR,decea$id, Petition and your marriage tO ROBERTO MOLINARI, BENNY thorough knowledge of relocation vous oowuti mtmv_FIleNumberlI.1$D.cp,ISpendIng In PetitIoner will be dissOlved. PRIVITERA Al AGRICULTURE regulations. At least two years of the Circuit Court for Seniinole • TO CS RETAIL COMMERCIAL college rewired. WITNE&Smyhandandffiealof DISTRiCT. P1 (10475)54, County, Florlda,-Probate Division, thIs Court on Dec. 22, 1971. The 3, SECRETARY CASHIER theaddrels of which Is P.O. Drawer (SEAL) O2feesof the West ½00 Lot graduation from high school with C, Sanford, FlorIda 32771. The No. 2. P1 2, Page 3, Spring Arthur H. leckwlth .1 Ham. good typing skills, must be trust. personal rspresantativeat the estate Clerk of the Circuit Court mock lubaivislon, lees that property worthy, bondable, and wIlling to is:DorisA.Taylor,whQsea,s5 currently zoned C.2. Further take tests as may be required. By: Pat K. Cordell a e , • • • 104 Fairway, Longweod, Florida desCrlbedss200yardiffiofiye Deputy Clerk 5. ACCOUNTANT graduation U • 3375OTMnameandailofm. FRANKC.WHIOIIAM,EIQ., Points on East side of 1792. Con. from a four year college, and two personal represlntativvs attorney STENSTROM,DAVISI MCINTOSH sistlng of less than one Acre. yearsciexp.,oraccmbinaqie,of JOIN THE T$OUUNDS OF (DISTRICT NO. 2) ore set tortli below, Flagship Bank of Sanford experIence and training ona'onsfoq EVENING HERALD READERS 2. PETER A. MILLER, TRUSTEE All persons having claims or SuIte 22 bI5. SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND 1.1 SINGLE FAMILY DWELL. demands against t estate ore Pad Office lox 1330 persons interested In applying foq INS STANT ENJOYING... DISTRICT TO CN RISTRIC. positions required, WITHIN THREE Sanford. FlorIda 32771 listed above may do so by MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Telepisone: (305) 322.2171 • TED NIISHBORN000 COMNIR. coming into the admInistrative THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Publish: December 21, 1975; CIAL bIITRICT. PS (134.7$) offices of the Housing Authority Lotslande, IlesdailManor, PB 11, THISNOTICE,fofIiew$ffi.j January 1,0, 15, 1919 betweenthehoursofl:3OAM until Page 59. Sec. 11.21.29. Further of me above court a written 011.127 4:30P.M. described as belr located In the statement of any claIm or demand The Housing Authority at me City V • general areaof Hlghay No. l34and p may have claim m THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE A Florida, Is an equal Lone. In writing and must Indicate the IN at EISNTEINT$ JUDICIAL Cii empiover. (Dill. No. 3) ..' S meclai,mename PublIsh lan. 7, 0,9, 10, Ii, 1919 CUlT, IN AND POE SEMINOLE 3. JOHN •. SHORE • at cr.itor or his a,e.W COUNTY. PLODA DEF.21 AGRICULTURE TO M'lA VERY or attorney, Ond the amount CASE NO. 714SN.CA44A IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF., a" • claimed. LIGHT INDUSTRIAL If the DISTRICT. claIm Isnelyssdve, mist cuimphte IN RE: TilE MARRIASE OF P5(11419)47. The WhIle 0th. h1M0LE COUNTY, FLORIDA the date when it will become 101 ELDRIDOI, Husband, e,. CASE NO. 7I237S.CA.I NW shall lying East of SR. be stated. It the claim i$ U ., Petitioner, North of the !'d Coast Line THE DERBY SAVINGS BANK, contingent or unhiquidated, the RaIlroad and the North 12½ chains Plaintiff, nature ol lIve uncortalely shill be LUN MARIE (JONES) slated. If me cleim is secured, atthsEt'aofthepfW'a(ie,sme vs. ELDRIDOl, Wife. security shall be described, The Last 25 lieS for the right of way at LEOJONES,etux., ii• i$sndsil. OroomAvarwo.) 5ction3219$.. claimant shall deliver sufficlerd NOTICE OP ACTiON NOTICE OF *11 Further described being copIes ot me claim to the ClOth tO TO: Vu, vstu get ft all NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN that Isuthwest of State Road Ne. enable Itis ClOth to mail one CoPY tO COLLEEN MARIE (JONES) on me Rh day of February, 1979, at subscribe Jyom mlii, fronting seth personal rapresadatly,. ELDNIDOE, 0 1.4 • 011:00 am. at the west front door of end Oregon Avenue, Southwest AdpersensInflreinmlad* be 151J 0r11s Circle courthouse Of kminole bsurdy SC.L. Naifrood. Conshs to wham a copy of t111 Notice at _____ OrM, daily mad Suaday. FiOldbe4e,sjij,e JN.Sof Administration has been maIled we sersi.w MIssouri 43017 t04).932acros.(Dl$yRlCT,W ClerkwiIIOforflrsalotMfeDow t4 requIred, WITHIN THREE P111,0 ' YOU ARE NERUSY IOTIPIID 4. real propvti: WRSNC0 HOMES. INC. -*4described LOt MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP mat an *ct fir Disislutlon 41, ACADEMY MANOR, Unit aid mall It tedayl THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Marrlae (Divorce), and tber AGRICULTURE TO E.IUA SIN. 2, according to me pia, mario as OLE PAMH.Y THlSNOTiCE,tofllenye WsaNinat __ DWELLING DII they may ka.. i ' TEICY - RI uItPal.as T - rsceri in Flat look l, Pane 21. we lI 11 siive I cev 0 'I validity at ia4aMMs will, the your wriffon WSIiIJI. I IPY, and meio 'a *iSsitbwest 0ffii Public Records Of Seminile County, Florida, I Neilsienes lb. less the NerW qualifIcations if the personal to it en EMMETT together with all structures, arid me tNt IS fo rpreeenlallve, or fir reed r. or jsoi*pe, Attorney for Petltionir, mar, fixtursi, appliances, jurisctien atm. court. W.wiy. Sic. 21415301 Further ie p.o. isx *, on iou lard or Nml e,'at ALL CLAIMS. DEMANDS. AND WWirPS Plo _ used In conjunctien ttiarowiffi. le arid Tuscawilia OBJECTIONS NOT 10 PILED ml eriglest with ml1ViS.andflls Clerk ii ml sissing 010 acres. (DISTRICT NO. The aforesaid sale will be made WILL U FOREVER BARRED. clty• abevs.stylei Court at Sanford, I fo Final Judgment in DOlI0HOI1fltPUIIC1IISS0HIS 4. Fiend., en or b0sr Jiøiiry 29. I N,. mIs public kelvin, will be on Naticeel Administration Jinliery I. luigmint may be Jinriiry '1 Circuit Court at 1919. 5299 IS 7:00 P.M., or i$ new pending hi lulled Igalnat O fo, She O0 4... __________ EndsesdIsmydleckInffi,am,et$_______________ EWitutith JudiCial CWoW is Dents A. Tayin meradser as pse, in iseni demanded in thi PSS** county, rnwi. of She Cew*auia, Salderd. As Penion*I iepeaienhitl,e WITNESS my heed mi soil at OIlED the Estate at ThN.inetteni.flC.wiU 2 Months U01 said c.w, en Dsc 2*. 1971. MInI ed UWINeIS Co%ffiaats ni*y 1099. HELEN 0. TAYLOR, r (SEAL) be O,çg5 filed wISh the Lend DSySlelm,ui (51*1.) Asthyr N., I41Nh Jr. I army,H. J, Meniger. HIlvinga nly be 'NOIIIT 1. GREEN M Clerk of sale Caurt Clerk at She . frees lime I, tli GURNEY, GURNEYS NAJIOLIY. P.O.kald$7 hrMI30llI 'By: Pu K.CI1doM 'C. cir. ce P.A. 15v,i.w1I' wy: E**C?$ITII I, P.O. Sex ins AN Cammimlonero SAY$ sufl, 0, Statjt.197.24 NOTICE FOR APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Robert H. Roth Trusfs* the holder at the following certIficates has flied said certificates for a tax deed to be issued thereon. The certificate numbers arid I5$USn,. He deSCrIptIOn P10'ty,W$dthefl,fl.5iflWhIthit was assessed are as follows: Certificate No. 11%; Yser Issuance 197$. Description f Property,Lot$,Lavadac,Jfl,pB. PG Se. Name In which assessed, Thomas & Janice A. Walker. All of said Property being In the County of Seminole, State Of Flonda. Unless such certificates Shall be redeemd according to law the property described in such Cer tificet, or certificates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the court door on the 12th day f February, 1979 at 11:00 A.M. Dated this 3rd day Of January, 1,1, Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida By: Biulah c. Deputy clerk Publish: January I, 15,22, & 29 197, DEF.29 $ AlCeiwion Lutheran p.m., Weutabap, p.m., Ward, Interstate Mall; BajtIM • _____ 5p.m., p.m. 1201 W. p.m., Edgemon u. I I A. I ... - FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM? ________________________ Can Help Phone$47.3333 Write p.o. Box 1213 Sanford, Florida 32771 ______________________ . Floor man & porter prefer some experience with floor main. tenance equipment. Please apply Delary Manor, 60 Hwy. 1742 N. DeBary. IS AL OHOL A PROBL iNOuR FlLy? AL.ANON forfamiliesorf,iencisot problem drInkers For further information call W3333 or wrIte Sanford Al.Anon Family Groul 10*333 Sanford, Fla. 32771 _________________________ Nurses. RN's I LPN's, Aides, Live.in companion, short term assignment. Homemake Up. John 621.0535. - MANAGEMENT TRAINEE Required good personality neat appearance high school graduate. Excellent benefits, profit sharIng, etc. Must be willing to relocate. Apply In person only Mr. Boatnar, 1100 State St., Zale Jewelers. - llIflstructiot _______________________ Piano&Orga,5,, Experienced, college certifical 0 Painter Wanted Exp. only Call aft 6p.m. 322.7737 BegInner, intermediate & advan edtennls Instruction foraduits lunlors. Single, group I clinic UnsurPassed facilities at Bi Head Racquet Club. For mt call Head Pro Doug Mali ZowskI, 323-1363. . ____ Private piano 1 voIce lessons myhorne. Certified teacher. Ci after 6 p.m. 374.1010. - - _______________________ 18-HIpnied _____________ _ - - - - - - - ( . . 0 Ecclusively ' in the - CAN Oponurvty Eyi - * *GUARANTEE* * .- C • The Job of Your Choice At A Salary You Desire At thi Fee you can Afford . - . it won't cost you a •R.ORIDAjphthf - PENNY! - NATION h kisf WORLD I •f me furthermore "The Fact AAA EMPLOYMENT ItLG,tsr5.f,,d sn CONSTRUCTION SE CR ETAR Y.CL ER K Good pay with eXcellent benefits for ceçeer minded indlvimaI. Must have a minimum of 2 yaws Ixqenlence in construction off iCe procedures. Typing & shorthand regulrod. Must be familiar with persennel records, timi sheets & doily lob reports. Medical in. surance, paid vacations & Nslidays provided. II interested In long term e,npleyrnemt with - Mo if Nation's luge6t builders, call Cardinal In. dustrios Inc., 3211151 betwean I am. I 5p.m. weekdays or send resume to Construction 'Dept., Sex U, Sanford. Fla. 32171. Equal Opportunity Employer. - ______ ml u m. 0 0 - - - -- -- - - -- - - - _.• - - __ _____ - ------ russ. . me InIir My $ubsërWloa'Ta Th. fvinMg HiraM - me venue 'SsySa,s: _ ____ . 0 _-uuN , I 1 Yásr. 130.0$ 0 - - - ____ nffig $11.01 0 Th. IVIN1G NIIALD .':.':. '.4 ____________ ________ ________ 0 . - 0 I I __________ _____ ___ ___ ____ 3214109 lanford in view Of Lake Mo.veo 4 U, 2 bettls. C.H&A, Like new 'ISIS Mo. - 0 - ______________________________________________________________________________ ____ ____ _______ _______ I ANt MARY BLVD. Office tsr looser, decor, lawyer Oc. about ND eq. N. I rsems.$ND FOUIIT IUNI' - INC. I1MTOS$ SIHflsrS*Illews. '_&r.l 4.... 0 r" "M'- ...-- ... 0 - - '-. - t - '- 0 m-• ••'•._ 'a-'* -*-'------- - - r-ile- d 0 4-.-.l--..'.-4.--.,....,.. ------- - ... $ 0 'g ' - ' .0' JjjS) 2 01 3 BEDROOM, PLETELY PANELED, AIR CONDITIONER & HEAT. REAR FENCED YARD, CAR. PORT. $21,100. I IEDNOOM, 2 BATH JUST RE. DECORATED, NICE SHADE TREE%, REAR FENCED YARD. $32,005. 'NOEl CONSTRUCTION Two 3. IR,Sktfttiemeson lovely 11151 Spacious living wDR, Pie. Rm., porch. C.H&A,, w.w carpetl 1359 sq. ft.I Other models to cheese from. Buy Now I Select cohn "Just for YosV'l Lad,, P1.101 - 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN & LAKE MON. ROE. 3 BEDROOMS EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. ABLE. $19,051 3 IEDROOM$. 2 lATH, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL All I HEAT, WALL TO WALL CAR. PET ON S ACRES OF IMPROV. ED PASTURE WITH ARTES. IAN WELLI. $43,050. ..._ -. -- ( anford's Sales Leader 322242O ANYTIME IuItfpIi ListIng Service PI2MS. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Oviedo, Reed Ave. ½ acre. I BR, I' bath. $21,000. 1415 Vahencia Ct. 3 BR, 1½ bath. $25,130. 2003 Glenway Dr. 42, swimming 10 acres on Plneway. $32,000. 4a/ JUfIU I*jI(J' MEAL ESTATE Associate needed to work in Sanford or Longwood area. Tony Coppola Associates, Realtor. $300333. MUST SELL. 2 BR house, Sanford. Make reasonable CASH offer Owner. 322.770 _________ _________ - Lake Mary 3 BR, 1½ b spilt plan, easy conversion to professional office, good location. $45,300. - - - 0 -5- --- 0 APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BYOWNER 3 one-bedroom apis., furnished $29,500. Ill E. Ith, Sanford Call 3224713cr 322S7i - 47-Real_Estate Wanted 47-A--Mtigages Bought & Sold & S pc. BR suIte new, Sfl9 $ PC. LR new $399; Loveseat $44,951 up; 7 pc. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. $501up; El. stove $40 1 up; full size draperies 510 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1192 So. of Iaadsrd: 3fl$73). SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE, Being transferred must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000, hal. due $44 or take over payments III mo. Free home trial. Call 131.1714 day or night. WILSON MAIER FURNItURE BUY SELL TRADE 311-313E. First St. 3fl.3 )UETO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip & 5iW needs someone to take over payments $15 mo or pay hal. $125.42. Call 131.1114. Will deliver, no obligation. 'bN SALE NEW twiN size box springs I mattress $2391 es pc; NEW coffee table wIth 2 matching end tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 50', of Sanford. 3324731. - 52-Appliances KENMORE WASHER - Parts. Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 32305" 53-N. Radio Stereo - Good Used Televisions. $35 and up Miller's Orlando Ave. 322-0352 MU REAIITQR 3231051 $110111 REALTY BROKER "A HOME SUPERMANLET' $430 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford3211O indeW.15fl BoO. 100 EN* hiker JOHN KIIOSI ASIOC. 117*. Cem,norcl& Phias 1301901. Sanford ----- S0 WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK1PIICeIClaMHidM In the Evening Herald today. _____ ___ __ - !ALTORS PARK a_fl-. ----- 59-Musical PrChandise - Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn piete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. nO? French Ave. 322-2255 W' ZENIIH Walnut Stereo, AM. ___ __ hew 330 ISilall. 4pet. inleri Is quoliflid buyer. $30.05 Is 051115. Law peymsus. IUIL.DIR. 321110. - ............. - SANFORD AUCTION 1213 S. French _______ 373.7340 ____ - _______ 75-Recreational Vehicles Desk sm. wooden dbl pedestal, 29x48. $20. Chairs () Cash only. 321 0041 - '13 Prowler Trailer, 2lft. Self-contained. AC, 53.000 22S7$2 - - 62-''Lawn.Garden - -- - FILLDIRT&TÔPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 333.75s, , 19' self contained Shasta Trailer. sleeos S-clean $993. See hi S Spring Garden Ave., DeLand (next to Amoco Station) after 136 617% - AFRICAN VIOLETS 77-Junk Cars Removeci The Greenhouse 327-9141 Evesafter6&, *end' ____________________________ Top Dollar PaId for iunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 Rent --- - ------ --- 64-Equipment for BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 327.1621 Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLLS FURNITURE 322-Sill -. 78-Motorcycles - 66-Horses Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY rn 3566cr 323 7710 - 1911 ANTiQUE BUGGY, Black w roll up curtains. Collectors it.m ready for show. $1000. Call alt. S Wall $624696. 68-Wanted to ___________. - -. 79-Trucks-Trailers Buy 1910 Internationsl Cat,.over, 20 It. txx 1000 x 70 tires 5-7 Trans. Good condition. 322 $191. Cash 322.4132 -- - - - - - 80-Autos for Sale Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finesl In used furniture. Relrig., stoves, toolS . - - .IUSIMAKE PAYMENTS-'59 to '15 models. Call 339.9100 or $34. 4605 (Dealer). WE BUY USED FURNITUREs. APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3275721. __________________________ TONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 97, I mIe west of Speedway, Daytona teach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION 4very Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901.25$. Bill for further details. Paying $15 mens, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked 9oId or sterling-any tondition. 37316a4. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any condition 611 1176 72-Auction '7) Pinto Exc. Cond. Isp) owner $650 322 7051 For Estates, Commercial & ResIdential Auctions & Ap praisais. Call Dell's AuctIon. 323 5620, WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU CALL 365-7153 AirCond. & Hosting Hoaber cleaning Central Heat & AIr Cond. Free Ist. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford. 327)771 FM Stirs RadIs, 4 speed PRO turntable. S track Ieee .ilavir, $eldnew$jN,.n.II buy ateuily $130 or Ilk, up payments at $11 per m Call 011.1714 for free Iveme dienwotraflen OIL HEATER Cl FAtlING 323-5954 . 5346100 Crawtord's Refrigeration: Have your heater or turnace serviced 5. checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323 3300 JACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst. Comm & Re. 322 0205. BeautyCare Home Improvements PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT 1316*39 531-6551 -I INSULATION- Batting, blowing., RACO Foam, liberlgas & CeIlu:. lose. Lowest prices. Call 3210139 or 904 734 7Ol collect. - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR 5G. BALINT&ASSOC. 337.5545 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook $19 E. 1st St., 322.5742 - PAINTING, & CABINETS 323-0429 Bookkeeping Experience thru Profit & Loss My home days or evenings Call 323-4649 MEINTZER TiLE -. New or regair, leaky showers our' specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.1617. essmakirç Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes. Upholstery 322-0101 - . -: Ugl* Houling Yard Debris, trash, Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 CeramIcTil. 5hoM Gnodi -'a. M. Unsworth Realty we're back from vacation with a load from the Midwest plus just received a load from New Jersey. List inciudes farm primitives, cast iron stoves, oak telephones, oak ice box, walnut & Mah. DR & BR suites, odd china cabinets. asst. wicker pcs. including baby carriage, iron beds, odd 0cc. tables, accent pcs., lamps & brlc-a brac. Start the New Year off right With an antique extravaganza, M.0 & VISA Welcome ACCeSSOrIeS ' c'-' 0 Painting :.:: AAA PAINTING All types painting & hou$.. cleaning. Free 1st. :• DANNYS PAINTING lntorior.Exterior House PaintinO Licensed-Insured Sonded FREE Estimates, (305) 3fl.954Q: .. " Electrical BOB FOLEY Wiring & Repairs Call 333941$ PkinhS,yvk. :j ALL PLUMBING PROBLEM$: Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted 327.1: •' OoomIi a Bosrng - 3 SEDROOM, S PATH, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, POOL, DOUBLE CARPORT 0$ 'a ACIE NEAR LAKE MARY. $4g. OWNER PINANCINS. ANTIQUE AUCTION MON., JAN. 8 7:00 p.m. ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 ______________________________ ____ - - Used ApplIances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & refrig. Furnishings & Misc. Items. 317 Palmetto Ave. Ovid,, nice 3.3 lots of storage, beautifully landscaped yd. Quiet aria. Warranted. $39,750. :.I-ion 5G-?scellaneous for Sale VACANT older 2 story home, *4 BR, 2½ bath, needs some work. Owner will hold. 1 yr. warranty. $19,500, REDUCED owner transferred must sell Immaculate 3 BR, 2 Bath, Family rm. w.wet bar built In. Large sc. porch, cozy fireplace, plus extras. Don's wait call now. $54,900. - WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mt. Broker, 525 No. 4.0 Wymor, Rd., Altamonte. 542. 7413 Blankets, Jackets. Thermals ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 372.5791 II - Prcy Cozy 2 BR Town house, large eat. in kitchen, over looking large convered patio. Only 135.500. 1 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN _______________________ SANFORD. $41,100. nvestmenf pool. $I3,Q, OLDER 2 STORY COMPLETELY REMODELED I SEDROOM, 2 BATH. NEW CARPETING & PANELING. CENTRAL AIR I, HEAT ON 1 ACRE. LESS THAN )LL HOUSE, 3 BR, 1½ bath Ime, w.CH, WAU, pan. LI, w. ar carss, BIQ & Morel Just IAL ESTATE AUOCIATIS )IN SANFORD'S SALES IADIRI WI LIST & SILL RE HOMES THAN A$YO$EI IN THE ONE THAT'S NO.15 3235774 Day or Niqht •••S•, - 46.B-I Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & bu equity. 3fl-0216. (hi/, ?4,, Rig. Real Estate Broker 2631 Sanford Ave. 323.7532 321-0739 3221643 3224059 EVENINGS322.0517 INTA$TIC Spanish Styles $1.2' both Name In San Lantal Seamed ceilings, Fla. Run., w.w carpet, C.H&A,, Icr. prtiol Submit all offorsi Only 134,0151 ' REALTOR, MLS HAL COLBERT 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, DISHWASHER, RANGE. DOUBLE DOOR RE. FRIGERATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 2 CAR GA. RAGE. 131,909. FHA, VA OR CONVENTIONAL. 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Trlbble, Realtor, 3056611696 & 5305026. Eve & ends 90.4734 $964. Inc. 0 0 ' O THERE S isroomtoroamonthlsoneacrelot with nice trees. Frame home with w.to.w, central H and A. patio, garage, well I. spfinkler system. $31,200. 7606 So. Orlando Dr. (17-97) • AMILY'S DELIGHTS II, ShaH custom built home in Dresm. weld on 1.3rd acre loll C.HIA, w-w carpet, ost.In kit., Fl.. lm.., porch & Much Morel 1FF WARRANTED. Just 141.0001 ______ 0 ' id Ms. FREE rio, paint insideIlL1½ beth. $320 + dep. ' ____ 0 me Harold Hall Realty The Real Estate Agency REALTORS - ________ IN I the country on 11.19 of cleared acres-mobile home, 71½. Pens -for those who love animals, and a partially finished barn. 135.000. (Cr) . _______ DUPLEX attractive & comfortable as any home. Live in one side, let the other side make your monthly payments. Choice location. $33,900. _____ :OuNT*v LIVING 3 BR, 1 bath home on 3½ acresl Lake, woodid arse & Morel Lg. Fl. Nm. w.w carpet, patlol Just ron. 'Zdfs. for littler Citizins. Iowa. very close & roomy. lie Jimmie Cowan, $10 PaIniifls Ave. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327.1577 , REALTY WORLD. SELLEISI SUYERSI YOU WANT TO SELL OR IUYAHOMEI WE SELL HOMES I WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER Fd SanlordAduits,lIRdeIuxe All ii. fully carpated. $109 me. 3230019 HANGS yourcoatandhatlnthIsspacious7 story mansion, 13½, close to city Iimils of SF, fireplace, oak floors, lovely sitting. $49,900. 322.9283 REALlY on BROKER 'A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2139 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford 2524 PARK DR. 3277111 OSpring Is only 2½ months way1 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 377-3991 327 054$ $TENSTROM -7 Sunland: By Owner. 3 BR, 1 bath Carpet. immediate Occupancy' s23,00.3rn•s3n OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. This large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 2 bath in pIcturesque Lake Mary area. over sized rooms, sia.soo, ee.hs.eeee..o.eee...e 24 HOUR BATEMAN REALTY 1,2 II deluxe units. Peel. Ats only, on Lake Ads. Just Si. 0 Airport SM. 1143 In Sanford. CIII 323.0519 Marmot's ViIlai, SF.IGLER REALTY REDUCED 52,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1'.-, bath, like new, room to grow, Excellent neIghborhood. This is a choice property. Call today to . $29,9, 11*1105 We believe we have lust the home for you. This 3 BR, 1½ bath home Is located In area of well kept homes & you can relax before a crackling fire in your 'own fireplace. This Is a "must see." $37,300. Will sell FHA. ee..eseese.o..ee..... Sanford spacious 1 BR, plus den, air, ceramic both, furniture available. Adults 141.7113. m. ' 0 1011.19$ IIALTY I 3OAportmsMs Unfurnisliad 41-Houses BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. Attractive large I BR, 2", bath country kitchen, Swimming pool, near lakes & Country club. 2433', S. French (17.92) Sanford 3733374 S. Oak. Fvrn. from Sanford$9S month, $25 week. IXCSUSnS. - CmlI 3229433 am. or 1412107 You can't afford any Employment Agency $1 Commercial Sanford 323.S17 Cash for your lotl Will build onyour lot or our lot, V Enterprises. Inc. M.dil Inc., Realtor 544301) 1EALTOR 323.4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE J3 3533 322.1959 Eves 1 21.-Roon*' - 'a - is" if you can't afford WCAL4b. VA.FHA.235.Conv: Homer - Low Down Payment STEMpEgAOpJCy. Wholesale, not grow, worms established route with truck, equip. & contacts Inc., work 3 days & earn US$500 whly. $1110 cash. Call 323.9231. OR - 0 DistrIbutorship for Heinz, Hormel, Campbells and other foods served hot. Service company established accounts. Minimum Investment 14,073 secured ir equipment and inventory. Write Food Division, NAMCO, 3925 MontclaIr Road, Birmingham, Alabama 33213 or call toll free Opr. 241000-4331441. WE every Friday. 41-Houses Have out Of town buyer Interested in buying est. AUTO PARTS business Immediately. BY OWNER On heavily traveled Hwy. 17.92. 15 units wIth ground for expansion, good established busIness with grçat potentIal netting over $35,000 per year. Owner will hold mortgage. (90-4) 71S2lS$. 55-Boats - 35 ACRES PASTURE LAND. OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT 52.000 PER ACRE. loot ANU me rewira $30,000. portunffius Motel For Sale . a . 24-Busis 'a - - THE MOON but here's the best buy under the sun. 3 BR, 1 bath. One of San. fords pioneer homes, needs a little work but has possibilities galore. Priced below appraIsal. - - - 5.9 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. 519.500 LOW DOWN PAYMENT. EXPECT Lady Desires Houseworx Own Transportation 322.7571 Television 23" Color, Beautiful walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still warranty. Call 131.171a 03y orn night, 25 ACRE LAKE FRONT, SOME ORANGE & OAK, MOSTLY PASTURE. $4,000 PER ACRE.. ALL OR PART. SOME PEOPLE 21-Situations Vsnted whiII4gIxxd £qu 2"z ACRES TALL PINE & PAL. METTO. GENEVA AREA, 50,230 GOOD SELECTION. HOME 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida - - .. 3 BR, 2 bath, C.HIA, carpet $33,300. 5~ pct. mt. Broker Contractor 3224457 id you enjoy happy days in thIs 3 BR, 7 bath home with manicured yd. Conveniently located in nice area wmany extras. $34,300. EVENING' HERALD You'll onaoy excellent workS ing conditions; generous employee benefits; participate in store incentivr program. Opportunity lix career development. - . 41-Houses HAPPINESS ISA THING CALLED 'Sell newspaper space, create layouts, write copy and service' local advertisers, Newspaper advertising sales experience preferred. Apply in person to: ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Prior experience preferred, but not essential; applicant should be in good health' • Ewnlng _____ Salesperson' SANFORD STORE me 1.7 ACRES ON NARCISSUS, CLEARED & IRRIGATED. PAVED ROAD I CITY WATER. 517.500 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. UNHAPPY RENTERS Advertising Scotty's, one of Florida's largest and fastest growing buildtng wpply and home improvement chains, has an opening for a wareS housiman in our , $ acres Ui Sylvan area. $20,000. Best Terms. William MalIczowski, Realtor. 322-7953. Maitland.Sanfcrd area. 1. 2 BR unfurnished house, fenced yard I. garage, prefer In country. Have small dog. Will pay up to $300 mo, Call 323.7921. - - I 53-W.R'adioStereo - WANTE D- CALL TEDDY OR ELAINE 201 Commercial Sanford 323.5175 WAREHOUSEMAN . 43-Lots-Acreage 38-Wanted to Rent looking at inflated prices you, should make a date to see this new listing. 3 BR, 1 bath, 1g. fenced cor lot In XkNT con. dltion. Only $23,900' and it's furnished I "NO FEE TO THE EMPLOYER". TRUCK DRIVER & • .a complete entertainment guide with the full week's TV listings, interesting feature stories, Dick Kleiner's column, Go Guide, crossword puzzles and much, much more! 1412 Valencia Ct. W. for rent. $225 mo., Hal Colbert 323.7533, 3330512 IF YOU NEED PEOPLE FAST? WE HAVE THE PEOPLE I OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Express needs owner operators in the flat bed division for East coast operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. Call Bob levis toil free iioo..o. 6572. 101. ... EVE R4 ' DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow, REAL. ESTATE REALTOR, 3727195 ____________________ - Magazine 3 BR, 3 bath condo In Maltiand. 3 BR, 3 bath South Orlando. 4 BR, 2 bath Pine Hills area. 3.0 REALTY, REALTOR 339-0509,339-050* CailBart "EMPLOYERS" AVON IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? Sell Avon to help fight back. F details call 644-3079. ________________ SKYLINE 14' w-fireplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 3233200 VA& FHA Finnciog ARE TIRED Factory Work. Applications nc being taken for 2nd shift oni 1:30 p.m. till 2 .a.m. Florh Extrusion Inc. 2510 .Iewett Lar Sanford. _____ _______________________ _________________________ 42-MbiIe Homes For rent or lease. Townhouse, Sanora. 3 BR, 2½ bath. Double garage. Call 1.904.449.450. _______________________ LAND...UJ . by Gill Fox NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION Can you quality for a brand new 3 BR, 1½ bath, C.HIA, with FHA 235? PrIced at $31,930, $1,000 down with monthy payments approx. $200 depending on government supplement. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Ambitious, Energetic individual trained on full salary for management career. Because of promotions, a limited number of Individuals are needed in the Orlando area. Outstanding employee benefits and a secure future for you to become a branch manager. Call Southern DIscount Co. 2201 S. French Ave., Sanford. 3232610 between 915, introduce your child to mus Private piano & drum lessons teachers. 339.551 Le9a1 Notice ______ - If OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange tress, C.H&A. 7½ pct. assumable mort. Call 323. $254. ___ J41JAflY 3$ Oviede Rotary, 7:30 Smokey - - me . - EED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory. ns p.m., Comrsnimlty _____ LET'S BE HbNES'T If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't W reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad' wouldn't be here, If you want the Opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a wish, call 1-100.132.5403 anytime for recorded message. WHY BE LONELY? Wrlt,"O, Mate" Dating Service, All Ag P.O. Box 1031, CIwr., FL 335 __________________ n, . -. fl-Houses Unfuniished D1VORCE-$30 JO-GuarantHd Free details; KIT, Box 7 Pomp.no FL. 33051, 911.49 • 7 U - __ . ______ _____ - - 4-Personals ________ _______________ nni, 7 I I -. - ford. Monday, Jan. 9, 1fl-3B ANIMAL HAVEN Grooming I. Boarding. Thermo. stat controllid heat. This is our 11th year-Thanks to You our Customers I Friends. Randall Rowe, 322.5732 CLASSIJ lED A VI RT ISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Mirchandis, Every Day Try OneI LIS YOUR B DIAL 322.26 - Saw FlNng -i.: PRECISION SAW FILlNO Letusflleyoursawl • American Rent All 322.9113 -: TREE REMOVAL. TrImmIi$s stump removal, licensed I sured. FREE est. 1431147.' ' .-. �I- 411—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE Monday, Jan. 1, 17 (fl.IERE'S A CRICKETJ UNDER, OUR BED WAKE UP U ______________________ BEETLE.I (KNOW I 'M GONNA... •. by Mort Walker TALK ABOUT CONDITIONED REFLEX HE BEAT YOU TO IT by Art Sansom -I--- I-. ARCHIE by Bob Montana IS " RAI J ' ___ ____ I AN CHANCE OF A SUDDEN S'(STEM P4 IN MY OFFICE BUREAU FORECAST SO, SIR' UMBR ELLA SO THERE'S A ON THE SPRINICL E • SHOWER! • ________ _jy_ . i.• ., "', ,': , • '' •, • EEK & MEEK - by Al Vermeer (tc,.JT sAYs gro'h stamped envelope to Astro. prepared to give. You'll have to GrqA P.O. Box 40, Radio City set the example it you want Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to them to follow. specify birth sign. VIRGO (Aug. -8ept. ) It AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) might surprise you how far you Others may find you difficult to can make things dMCII understand today because of you'll jiattrytomake themost Your rslnctancetogo along with of what you hay, today. them as usual. Don't be sur- LIBRA (Sept. UOd. U) prised if they don't like Al It's not like you, you Pam (Feb.20-March ) rnlgt4 not have the courage of Alllaauason the domedlcacene your convictions today. should be handled as Thoughts you norm* fel diplomatically as possible etrongly about won't be voiced. today. If adjustments are SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. U) needed, try to go along with the Don't do anything today against majority, your better judgment or ARIES (March fl-April 19) principles to even an old score. Exercise tolerance if coworkers It will only further complied fee] their IntariMs should take the Issue. priority over yours. You can SAGTARIUS (Nov. U-D.c. _ often get ahead quicker by 21) Don't be materialistic with ________ keeping out of everyone's way risotin today,and avoid these TAURUS (April IGMay 29) who are. Unplee.ai'tnles you'd Be car" you dml dolopte lom regret could r=L IV klf Li by Stolfel I Heimdahl I 5EEK 4 LOAN 'TO PEVEL.CP r NVIf(ON ____ Move ___ ) THIS WAY _________ MY IPEA FOR REPRoc55• HUGE ___ PROITu 514 - ING U9E c,4RgON PAPER.' . A1.'SY g.OV I GU55 H JUST HATES TO 44q ________ C. - LITTLE " , ___ ' 4 MM .. . . ' HMM! L.J FRANK AND ERNEST • "e — '' i. DII. Pass 3 Paw 4 Pan 5 4 Pa Pass Pass Opening lead: K • • I -- 1sh7 by Bob Thaves TV N I -. Sanford Mayor Lee P. Moore sets a pointed example Month as declared by President Carter. Next comes Volunteer Blood Donor Week Jan, 21-27. That's Linda Osburn, RN, supervisor of Central Florida Blood Bank, Seminole County branch, prodding huzzoner. 'Y ___ S. Ijr 11 ly preventing him from fighting '•''. • -. •' • •. • - .: • •.... . - , • ••...• •.•-.• TUMILIWEEDS oe IN by T. K. Ivan MAY I ASK WHY'VDLJ oN çJa.r !• ' • ii- - -' zoom , •, VA N.V. 16ft LK6 LIKE IT' TIME TO WIGGLE - _ ____ • ' ____ P SO. mNe,A MU11$1WP . .. - .5 i* ?I*V ALL _______ .-: us cors! - - - - ORO SflIPHE "Wit - - - . db - - ' His "victory" came when he successfully revived an Issue the commission at an earlier meeting tabled — Farr's move - _____ ________ _____ ___ L Ar - to have a blue-rIbbon panel established to study the city police department. His "defeat" came when a move to actually establish the panel was voted down 4 to 1. ' ..— .." taken "off the table" and and revived for discussion. Corn missloners voted 4 to I to do so, with Commissioner John ?.oL opposed. Once the matter was revived for discussion, Commissioner Fair said he felt the blue-ribbon citizens' panel should be created to "serve as a factfinding and recommending body" concerning the Sanford Police Department. When he formally moved to create the panel, It was defeated 4 to 1, wIth Farr casting the only "yes" vote, Far said after the meeting he still feels there is a need for - , • •. VI*$. - ,,, ,- .% pp!lIIulliP" A State Department spokes- prevents him from staying in leave the country im- such a panel. but expressed little hope It w ,.-.' - I' BOOK 'EM i Herald Photo by Joan Madison Delivery of the Winter I-lark Telephone Company's more than 155,000 directories today to customers In South Seminole and the Winter Park-Maitland area will hopefully put an end to the confusion caused by the distribution of an unofficial directory In the I area by General Telephobe Directory Co. I which was incomplete and contained many errors. ( i, _______ ____ ' • AM M the pktm of the OW ___________ iseinThsHsnId and hehad ,1 .• L_ii..-i..fi.±_1_...± David Farr, Sanford's newest city commissioner tasted a little victory and a little defeat Monda y at his first official city commission meeting. _______ - MV IboLO' •. 11 . . %"MCA Of . X DON't S .4 , D Li. MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer us) Farr But none has been Identified He brought with him the old well and a little creek that ran rushed back to the darkroom, Since the old photograph of Brenda Harper, a former Orange Boulevard. Other calls suggested houses photograph of his grand- alongside the property the mystery two-dory house as that mystery house, but on comparing It with the resident of Lake Monroe, now "I'm sure It's the Burk in the Airport Boulevard. West Her photographer Tom original, discovered his house to house," she said. It all started When 75year-cld parent shome here and enlisted Neti Route 46 area. that belonged to M. and Ifs. ed el thought he found th e had four upstairs windows living in Longwood, call In any case, the whereabouts William E. MuM in the 19M Earl Townsend Ware of Pine the aid of the Herald In locating Mrs. Burk,- however, when Missing hotm, an old abab. while the Murry home had live. say she had recognized the reached by retired to visit eared in lad Ware recalled phone was not so of the old homesite remains a sure. "It does sound like an old "mystery." Ev4 Herald, The Herald Sanford for the first tifl5e In 70 old homestead Was 00 a five Street. Place, Sanford, called with a paper as one belonging to two-st ory house off of Orange Any ideas? — JANE yssrs. has received uteri] l.sde acr, piece that had an artesian He snapped his camera and tip. Her children had suggested Donnie and Ruth Burk on Boulevard, though," she n ot ed. CASSELBERRY a possible site. -- "My Children said they knew of the foundation of an old — -- "1 • _':' building on the zoo property. •. It's near the picnic area to the ____ rlghto( the entrance and has an u'teslan well and a stream," else said. r'• '''' But Sanford history buff ..— t'' '. William VIncent Sr. discounted that theory. "That's where Woodland I Park used to be and the foun. • -• _______ datlonwuwherethe olddance ball stood," he explained. Vincent thought he recognized • anoldhouse thatdandsnear Ninth and Magnolia — but, alas, a closer check showed there were not enough windows and no creek. ' Vincent suggested "Uncle Billy" Leffler, born In Sanford -lalIS7,might know where the hose was located If anybody would. "Uncle Billy" said Indeed he . - I4Ni X Irom Dead nford' s M to 'H'ouse, ,e The Search Is St'6111 On ___ . - (0'c! 'L os es ice tudy anel - . •. ' . 5 S Boxer In Sanford Today ___ •.. SANFOR I) CITY COMMISSION IN ACTION: CIRCA 1979 ill come to pass in mediately," said spokes the United states under man view of the commission's country's immigration lawL Verne Jervis. "He'll probably Monday night vote. be allowed to remain here until Farr admitted some of the Knoetze, a former pohceffm 19 ____ goals he felt such a panel could who shot and wounded a black A1SdThSC1ICI ...,..,., 4-A Horoscope .•.......... 4-B teenager during in7 rioting in The Rev. Jesse Jackson &omplish have already been &tdg. •...,,,.....,,....,. 4-B Hospital ..................3A demanded Last week that acNeved by Morris, appointed . .................2-fl obItrM, ................2-A the African townships around Knoetze be prohibited from twoweeksagoascommtssioner c.I ...................... 4-B Pretoria, entered the United C.ca ...................4-B fighting In the United States, forpolice—a liaison position to OURSELVES .............1-B States 11 days ago on a yt and there has been scattered Improve communications EdNenlal ..................4-A Sparta ....................5.A with a Jan. expiration date. daily picketing In Miami, between the commission and De.'Abhy .................1.1Television 2-B He was scheduled to take on mostly by blacks, at the gym Dr. .................4-B Weather ..................2-A New York fighter Bill Sharkey where he was working out. See POLICE, Page ZA .4 , By reversing the approval process and getting cornmission approval prior to planning and zoning approval the developer will save time and money in getting the project started, according to Knowles. *V WII'I WASHINGTON (UP!) — The In Miami Beach Saturday, man said today the visa was at MiamI Beach's Convention State Department has revoked following protests over his revoked after a reassessment center Saturday th. visa of white South African shooting of a black in his own determined he was found guilty CailIeKnoetze effective- country. of a crime in South Africa Uat "We have not directed him to _______________________________ ________ ' .,.:, African RounC! to but the liti Helen . ,, bad was "silty the gnatAlas: "Nezth's double of ofthose iM of ifl the ___ spade was Midi 11 doubles ° (hwwAPI)tTUfl$L) _____ to (Form cy oIL4COIYAfOO. ts F•S and ,. ••, g - readied iseihy." i]4: "West - to pe, P.O. lox __• . It costs about $1,300 per year to keep the lights burning, 'according to Stenstrom. The last time allght pole had tobe replaced lt cost the city $aSO, according to City Manager Warren E. Knowles, Morris called the proposal "a waste of money." The lights are also considered an attraction to blind mosquitoes, noted Moore, and have created hazardous driving conditions. Turning to zoning matters, the commission gave conditional approval to a 33-acre subdivision just north of the developed portion of the Hidden Lake Planned Unit Development (PU!)). The commission approved the proposal with the provision that city staff approve all plans and the planning and zoning board give final approval to the project at its Jan. 18 meeting. Normally, the planning and zoning board would approve the project before It would go to the commission, However, Complete Interiors, developers of the subdivision, have met with the board several times in the pad and failed to have all their details on hand, according to Knowles Knowles explained that representatives of Complete Interiors failed to understand all the provisions of the __________________ .5 :., £ I • I • . •. • ', • POINTING THE WAY _ ____ '1 .• ' d. "7 _ NIIT94E / ''.:' . • 1t of J" d ebbe. Nsp 1 I • - j'ti of 11111111111118. ri* in kt,W the -.-beVwoo ese of the s tt :000. m 'FjSL& g isu A DIsm'r VouR* A1.1M GrrriN oM111JNG (%y_ is 'ri . I . I ____ you A Rhode f.laisl reader M S UiJIfJIItSOII ____bow he ___ ptle,ler play to show ___ Light' Sanford's lakefront will remain In darkness despite an effort to have the ilgtits along Seminole Boulevard turned on again at city expense. The city commission voted 3-2 not to relight the lights as poposed by Commissioner Julian Stenstrom. Newly seated Commissioner David Farr supported the move. However, Mayor Lee P. Moore and Commissioners Morris and Eddie Keith voted against the move. Sterom said he made the posposal as the result of comments from citizens during last month's city election. "In talking with people during the recent election I found that people were unhappy with the lights being turned off," commented Stenstrom. Morris, who was re-elected In last month's general election, said he had not encountered support for rekin. ' ' • L, - ' my rufted another gads throw End In W11111 dtrum ,East lad beck • ___ ron with the king and led his lad 6 Wed had to tieguard bin queen of hearts asoritirtohang on toatsigh spade and the squeeze had worked." BUT HOW WILL - WE'LL F.RKER LATER... YOU FIND HtMl Tt5E' AN ."..• PLE THE CAW1 At HE GOT _ MC WE'LLR L'LL THE YU. 4Ut j , OOO iAAAC ' .'' C' . - SPIDER-MAN __________ Be (' ___ UGS BUNNY ' - SOUTH S ( IT MUST FEEL "S GREAT 10 E A 'MIPPIE' 1 '- - ento d 1 I Stenstrom _____ I PRISCILLA'S POP ThO5EMJPSHIPMEN) AT ANNAPOLI5 ARE REALL 1 SMART LOOKING. •, - - - _____________ JA - . YOURBIRTHDAY responsibilities to tlx)ae WIN AT BRIDGE Janaryl, 1979 cannot be relied upon. Their You may not choose the laxity will rob you of something easiest of courses to follow this you badly wanted. proceeded t NORTH a i.e comIng year, but you'll. enjoy GEMINI (May 21-June ) DiCaS there was r...on • 10643 every minute of th. challenge This Is the wrong day to be shy nOt to and_maybe then VA 764 "sigH be acme liMos Iii' you set for yourself. What's and retiring. A competitor • $43 the play later. Then south Aa more, the self-discipline you eagerly awaits the chance to caalied of WT EAST ____ the ace and learn will help you achieve take over something that's •AK9$5 0QJ7 bigger and better things. rightfully yours the minute you therowasa beer The Q32 1OVS ____ APRIORN (Dec. 22-Jan. b.totrya ______ • Q J 10 19) Coworkers will find ways to CANCER (June 21-July fl) aoaieiow • . 1092 01543 or other South but felt that the keep their skirts dean and There's a drong possWty2 bead finesse w=1t going to place the blame of things going you'ilhave to contend with one 2 a way wrong on you today, If you who Is asserting himself In KJ5 that would mak, _____ the con assume a dictatorial position. righteous indignation today. • A91715 tract If that Itn Like •KQ7 , what It'sbed to keep quiet and say wrong, but boeettiffthad lies ahead for you in 1V79? Send nothing been 11 Vulnerable: North-South " Alan: "It was eUcatfor your copy of Astro-Graph LEO (July Aug. fl) Don't Deajer: South ed, but aucc,uf ______ . He _____ $1 for each expect others to give more ° Letter by mailing West Ninth East South cashed the club kb4 ruff.d and a long, seiladdresaed, themselves than you're i4 g diSh QUSin d DDVT E" IMUD :IVE COT A* WT OF i IX) JY EXEPC$5JkX? COJFICEXE IM THE Aitr ccu CCJJC€R'AJED 11 'OR3IAkJ 'T&lsRAMT , , 6 ' For Tdosday, January 9, 1979 by Howie Schneider k Let There ' _______ '•' Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents esday,J!y9 1979 Lamb _ a ,YOU HAVE AN 71st Year, No. 1 ___ ______ MISS PHLIPS, DO BELIEVE • FFF1 _ _____ THE BORN LOSER .-•.. DEAR DL LAMB your column about diverDr. gltINow,I,too,havewhat fl e American the doctors diet disease. But beyond checking me every six monthe or so and requiring bsrlinn teats, my doctor hasn't really given me any advice In regard to diet. 'Your CClUIflfl men- the bulk In yo diet. You can do tiOfled a Health Letter on this by talng unrefined bran. dlverticUlo$15 and I would You can add It to fruit juice or greatly appreciate your sin- moisten It In any way that suits ding ftto me. A]io,do you have you or add It to cereals or any advlce'In reference to diet whatever you wish. Another approach is to we or what I should do about my condition? whole wheat cereals available DEAR READER— First, for In your grocery atore. Using a those who may not know what good bowl of whole wheat diverticulosts Is, It's those cereal every morning will help pockets of the colon that are so a lot to Increase your bulk. You frequent In middle age and In can change from white bread — older people. These are really whole wheat bread. Be sure It Ii 4 8 9 10 11 little herniations through the really whole wheat bread and wall of the colon. Each one not just colored like whole 13 M 7 — 14 — looks like a im.sil appendix. In wheat. Just because It's brown fact, when one of these little doesn't always mean that It Is — — — — — — — Pockets gets Inflamed, since made completely — — —— moat of them are on the left wtfl, ta 19 20 — 21 22 side, It's often referred to as i would add one caution .11 left-sided appendidtlL of this.Not is a 23 24 25 26 Today most doctors believe tolerate the Increased bran 27 28 that many people with diver- Immediately. You may need to ticulculs developed the pockets gradually sneak up on It. Also, _______________________ ____ ____________________ ____ 31 32 3 because of Increased pr 35 36 J37 for the fret three weeks after inside the colon. This, In turn, is you've added an Increased 38 39 40 41 42 caused by poor bowel habits, amount of bran bulk to your diet L. — — __________________ ipeclflally spastic colon and you may have an Increase in 43 44 45 46 constipation. gas5roblemLff you stick itotg, When the colon goes Into a your digestive system w 47 48 49 50 — spasm, Its contents above the usually adjust to dietary —— — — — area that is clamped off by the change and you will feel better. 51 52 55 56 57 spasm stretches; UM a balloon. You should also pii — — _________ — _______ — — It's flis co and ticularly careful to avoid all 58 59 60 61 62 ______ pressure which may be a factor laxatives Other___ than bulk ___ in causing diverticulosis. laxatives. The bulk laxatives do 83 64 65 Now many people do have the same thing that cereal fiber these little pockets and have no bulk does for you. I would like to 66 67 — — — symptoms at ill from the caution all patients with — — — — — —— dIv'tIcuia. The symptoms they dlverticiilosis about the danger have are usually related to the of using a strong laxative when underlying spastic colon, they have some symptoms, just i am sending you The Health as you should never take a HOROSCOPE -8, Diverlaxative when you have pain _________________________________________ Letter number 5 ticulosis, that you requested. that ma y mean appendicitis. By BERNICE BEDE OSOL The current idea about diet Why? Because It can be an for diverticulosis is to increase inflamed pocket / t4 C4ac - On L eft-Sided . Append'icitis rj 11iLlI IOIT u C ON AALL ! L M £ R NY N 58 Faith healer LOR 8 Northern I $ ' L a constellation Roberts F T HYMN , 12 Common tree 60 Actress • $ PIPE, u] 13 Regans father Redgrave ° - : ç 14 Egg (Fr.) 62 Tax agency oN£ N e I (abbr.) 15 Shelley work $YN $ C l6Actor 63 Fiddling - N A e e t so Andrews emperor (s T U A Y L 15$ 17 Texas city 64 Upon IS IA N EM I t. 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Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 25 Cents ---.. -- -- - Sdnford Airp ort0 : 'The landing Give Us.. A S ystem To Bar Collisions By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer San Diego and Sanford are a continent apart, but a tragedy that occurred In San Diego last summer may affect Sanford's future. As a result of an in-air collision between a large airliner qrd a private airplane over San Diego, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) plans to Install new landing systems at 20 airports across the nation. J. S. (Red) Cleveland, Sanford Airport administrator, hopes one of those airports designated for the new system will be in Sanford. The new system, called an Instrument Landing System (ItS) sends a signal to the Incoming airplane giving it a prescribed landing course that is locked Into the aircraft's Instrument system. The pilot can then follow signals from his instrument rwnent system to maintain his course and land safely, according to Cleveland. .. Cost for Installation and maintenance of the $350000 ILS system would be paid by the FAA, according to Cleveland. "One of the reasons for that crash In San Diego is because they had people training to fly small craft in a hub airport where the large carriers fly In," said Cleveland. As a result of that crash, the FAA wants to direct smaller aircraft to "secondary" airports near the larger commercial hubs where airliners land, according to Cleveland. The recent expansion of service at Orlando's International Airport has greatly increased air traffic there, according to Cleveland. The increase In traffic Increases the hazards for small craft, contends Cleveland. To relieve congestion at Orlando, Cleveland feels See AIRPORT, Page ZA system we operate now is ,. ,:... 20 to 30 years \ behind the \\, C' times...' ?sbyTei ---- J.S. (RED) CLEVELAND - ;.7. They're Learning, Working, And Building A Future By LEONARD KRANSDORF Herald Staff Writer Bobby Brinson slipped on his welding mask and began his work. Casey Burgess leaned over his cauliflower plant carefully nurturing It and wiping off N some dirt which had ac. cumulated on the floppy leaves. BothBobby and Casey are not working at regular jobs but are twoof the l37dwl,1ts who are eiwolled In the Oro= Work Stud program. "I'm learning how to read but this Is also helphig me get the training to hopefully got job," said 16-year-old Bobby. The program In Its seventh year atCIOon)5Hlgh School is designed for educable mentally handicapped (EMH) students and Is a mix of classroom learning as well as various types of vocational training. "Our goal here is to prepare Uwe students however we ca in the am of education but to BOBBY BRINSON: TIME OUT also give them a chance to get some vocational training and give them the training to eventually hold a job," ac'tm giving cording to Jobs Diznitry the exuberant coordinator of t6 work-study program. flies, students "A lot of these students are ivw &ci• wu w wu i acclimate properly to the an opportunity regular classroom envlronmeit," Dimitry said, "but while they may not eventually they never become a plumber or a welder that is nothing to stop them thought they from becoming a plumbers helper or get a imilir job." The students in the program could have, usually have anlQofbetween 50 and 69, according to Dlmltry. U It Is discovered through .ma4,,,,#ht êka ,.Aa..ê .b.. Sli 1U EARL ROBERTS IT Not in that category he or she Is given visual and hearing tests to make certain that is not the problem. If It turns out not to be a hearing or sight problem the case then goes to a staffing committee which decides whether the student should be put Into the program. However, the final decision rests with the parent or the guar$ji aajq, student should beplaéed in Qootna program. If the student ls placed inthe program he is required in grades 942 to complete the required English, math, social 'Oiar,,Ihere . L .•. - . ,.. - - - . '•• -. . t ,. --.-- .. . ... ., •. . . - ' lstoprepare the students...' . — Jobs DImItrv " program coordinator science and physical education courses like his counterparts at -other In the student's senior year he is required to get a full-time job to round out the ivqu.uvwcilis to ruusiv, according to Dimitry. During those first three years the students are in cusses which average between nine and 14 students. "I feel I am giving these students an opportunity they never thought they could have, which is to become a success and have pride lnthemselves," said Earl Roberts, who has taught EMH students for about fm.. JTWAA . IVIM 0. k / . I.. - .. : 4- Here" Plisiss by LSWd krasslsr$ ...... Among the aiuus inc stuoent.s learn from Roberts are welding, floor buffing, engine TEACHER JOHN DIMITR AND GEORGE BRYANT Today repair and woodworking. "Some of these kids can't read or write past the second or third grade level so It Is especially Important for me to try to get them motivated by doing the various skills in here,"hesald,standlnginthe workshop which over the years S.. CRtug war, .i __ 4'J, an..... Around The Clock .........4-A Bridge ....................4-0 Comics .................... Crossword ................4-B Editorial 4-A Dear Abby ................2-B Dr. Lamb .................4-B Horoscope ................4-fl Hospital ..................2-A OURSELVES ...........1-2-B Sports 4-7-A Television ................5-B Weather ..................2-A p Police, Firemen In Sanford What's Most Hazardous Job? By MAX ERKILETIAN Herald Staff Writer The most hazardous Job inthe Sanford city work force is not the most glamorous. Ranked almost twice as dangerous as police work and three times as dangerous as fire fighting, refuse workers are considered to have the highest risk profession of 10 city job classIficatIons, according to city records. The Bureau of Workmen's CompensatIon In the Florida Department of Commerce annually ranks Jobs according to the amount of risk setting insurance rates. The rankings are based on statewide records of workmen's compensation claims. Garbage collectors are ranked at a rate of $16.43 per $100 on their premiums, twice as high as the next Post, according to the current rankings. New rankings are due to be issued by the state laterthis month, according to Rich Quigley, assistant to the city manager. However, the rankings are not expected to change. Other city jobs are ranked In order of safety from most to least hazardous as follows: refuse workers, non.daulfled, street cleaner!, pollee, automobile repair, admInIstratIve, water depart- ' -— I - • .—.- - --S.. - — ment, park oepsrtme,d, fire fighters and clerical. Sanford's insurance ratings are low compared to most communities, according to Qty Manager Warren E. Knowles. "We have a favorable rating from the state, becam we have a good history of fewer Injury claims," said Knowles. The rp mrprlae most people, who think police and fire fighters would top the lid, according to Knowles. "Those jobs are publicized more. People see them on television and they think about than being elx* or Injured," noted Knowles. However, that Image does not take Into account the fact that emergency coodilkw that put police and flrsftars Into peril dood arise as frequently as hazardous condition. In other Jobs. "1 refuse workers for instance are always working around heavy riat4thlary that could Injure them," sehl Knowles. The city's most recent accident was to a refuse worker, according to Knowles. Several weeks ago a was trying to unclog a tsaib-loedlng refuse or machine who a - fellow employ.. accidentally tripped a lever activating the machine. The result was that a blade on the machine ulmod cut off the - -a_._ . - --. - . a a - e a a - *-• a worker's right hand, said Knowles, "They've always been ranked up at the top, because they do have many hazards," said Knowles. One of two city workers who have died on the job within the last 25 years was a refuse worker. The other was a firefighter who Jumped from a fire truck and fell under the truck's wheel. be city tries to keep Its accident rate down, according to Knowles, by enforcing safety rules calling for Vployees to wear protective gear such as gloves and hard hats, "We abide by all the restrictions the federal industrial safety people recommend," He pointed oi*thi city is not required tofollow all federal safety guidelines placed on private industry, but does anyway to try and keep accidents - to a minimum. A safety engineer also makes a citywide inspection to recommend safety procedures In accordance wtth the city's Insuranceprogram. "It ends up with a better safety record for us which keeps cods down and It also .omphasizej to the employees that we care about their safety," said Knowles. ITS LIKE THIS, GUYS Bill Payne, Seminole High basketball coach, animates a point for his cagers. It must have been well taken as the Seminoles wound up with a 52.51 upset over Spruce Creek In Sanford. Details, photos, box scores of all Seminole County games, Page 6A. �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WORLD IN BRIEF Tong: Viet Cambodia Raid Threatens 'World Peace' By United Press International Vice-Premier Teng Hsiao-ping has charged Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia threatens 'international peace" and demanded immediate U.N. action to halt the Hanoi drive. From Bangkok, Thailand, it was reported that Cambodia claimed its forces have routed a major Vietnamese Invasion and killed 1,000 enemy troops. Reports from China said Peking offered to airlift Cambodia's leaders out of Phnom Penh. At the same time, It was reported that China has begun a "fairly rapid" buildup of military forces along its border with Vietnam. Pauluccl* Named For Benefit DR. LAURENCE C. SEIGLER ( weight boxing champion Muhammad All will appear to help raise funds for the training-recreational Jeno, Paulucci, Sanford and Duluth. Minn., industrialist and chairman of the board of Jeno's Inc., has been named honorary chairman of the Jan. 26-27 benefit at Sea World for The Children's Village of Florida, according to Christine Jones, president of the Seminole County Association for Retarded Citizens. Heavy- Shah: 'Feel Tired, Need Rest' TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi announced today he would take a vacation because "obviously after all these troubles I feel tired and I need a rest." The en , ...k. .h....A ...........2a1..._ i___1__ WHO rviveu opposition ieauer nanpour Bakhtlar and his civilian government at his palace, said a regency council would be set up if he decided to spend his vacation abroad. Iran On Final Summit Agenda 13y United Press International, SAINT FRANCOIS, Guadeloupe - The headline grabber at the summit meeting of the Leaders of the Big Four allied nations was British Prime Minister James Callaghan, who announced Britain was preparing a $2 billion trade deal with China that Includes the sale of supermodern Harrier jump jet fighters planes. Before winding up their three-day session, Callaghan, West German Chancelor Helmut Schmidt, French President Valery Giscard d'Estalng and President Carter plan to tackle the problems of strifetorn Iran and other world hot sports. Saudis Behead Rapistf JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (UPI) — Saudi Arabia's most wanted criminal, Khaled Abdullah alSuwaih, has been beheaded at a ubliCexecut1i in Riyadh for the rapes of seven women and a 10-year-old American girl. Emergency V - LIMA, Peru (UPI) — Peru's leftist-leaning military regime has declared a 30-day state of emergency in an attempt to halt a 72-hour nationwide strike and labor sources said security police were arresting a large number of leftist labor leaders. . Spain's Basques Kill 3, More France Snow Forecast LONDON (UPI) - Weathermen today predicted France would be hit with more of the snow and freezing temperatures that already have killed 132 persons from Scandinavia to the Mediterranean since New . Year's Eve. South Yemen Attack Charged JEDDAH, Saudi Arabia (UP!) — A North Vvv*n gnttfh Vian £ ..4II.IUnff1a'il lLLW• aharawI thatw.. launched a land and air strike along their common border Friday, according to a report published today. North Yemen's state-ran Radio Sanaa also claimed North Yemeni security forces had killed seven persons and captured several others It identified saboteurs trained in South Yemen.. . The opening of his office at 194 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD P.O. Box 996 Phone 323.6626 LAKE MARY, FLORIDA IN BRIEF Illinois Lawmakers Vote THANK YOU seven years as your city 898-3754, 321.0236. commissioner, and a special thanks to those .Airport AntimShch Riots CASEY BURGESS TENDS TO 1118 CROPS ...Crooms there have been about 20 (Continued From Page IA) students who have completed accumulated about all the requirements and worth of equipment. graduated to jobs. For Hobby King, 15, working One of them Is George with Roberts Is much better Washington, 21, of Sanford who than being In the classroom, works as a kitchen worker at i really enjoy this because Sambo's Sanford the think It's more useful than the regular classroom," said King " didn't really like the of 99 Aberdeen in Fern Park. classroom and they helped me has occurred Friday at 2:15 p.m., records Indicate. Gacy Linked To Murder alleged mass sex slaying case involving John Wayne Gacy say they have found evidence to link Gacy to the one murder for which he has been charged. A down-filled jacket belonging to Robert Piest, 15, one of 32 teen-aged youths and young men Gacy, 36, said he murdered, was found beneath flooring of the laundry room, police said Friçlay. Investigators said the jacket was where Gacy said he had hid It. A.A. "Mac" McClanahan Pd. P01. Ad Pd. By A. A. McClanahan Camp. Tress. A NEW YEAR OF ADVENTURES IN EDUCATION OPEC Price is starting at Workers filed an antitrust suit against the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries, accusing member nations of violating the Sherman Antitrust Act. William W. Winpisinger, president of the millionmember aerospace union said the federal court suit asked for an injunction forbidding a 14.5 percent price increase scheduled to take effect Jan. 1. NEW YORK (UPI)—President Carter 1979 King Award To Carter patience and time...' - ATLANTA (UPI)—President Carter has been named recipient of the 1979 Martin Luther King Jr. Nonviolent Peace Prize, it was announced Friday. Coretta Scott King, widow of the slain civil rights leader, said the annual award would be presented to Carter Jan. 14 during his scheduled appearance at Atlanta's Ebenezer Baptist Church where King had been pastor. I— MARION, S.C. (UPI)—Law enforcement officials who have arrested two men and are looking for two others they think are involved in the bizarre kidnapping and robbery at a small Marion hospital, say they are still unsure about exactly what happened in the incident. Authorities say they believe the bandits were looking for drugs in the robbery and abduction at the 50-bed Palmetto General Hospital Thurbday morning. church. A fifth warrant was scheduled to be served on Barclay's Bank International, Ltd., in Georgetown, Guyana. 55th ANNIVERSARY NOTES (1 -0" JIN - • . AM10 AM $ the progm bmn EQUIPMENT— Tlmstky Wads, 0@"ry WmIirl. M.*, iton. Jobsi $ai*ss, Dsbana I. IuhartSiw.rprhs. Charles lod Jan*Costanis, a girl Chariss Nummsft, Dettona WE SERVICE EVEIYT$i WE Ph JJV by" SELL BUkurs MUSIC SHOP OPENS am. -1p.m. Kivy CabtarWrry, Enterprise I.ast.r T. were stolen from a shed at a work site In Longwood. TV STOLEN 12-inch color television and a stereo with a combined value of $3C() were reported stolen by Car Zull of 2016 N. Orlando Ave. In south Seminole County. Burglars apparently kicked open a door to gain entry to the house sometime Tuesday, according to records. NIGHT VISITOR JamesandKay Burnett of 504 Whlsperwood Drive near Longwood told sheriff's deputies they were awakened about 4 a.m. Wednesday by their barking dog. They went to Investigate and discovered their home had been entered through a garage window and an amplifier, set of earphones and 20 records had been stolen, according to records. - MONTHLY INTSRDENOMINATIONAI. MON., JAN. I 7:30 P.M. Join Us For A Time 01 Worship As We Receive The Word From Jamb •ecklngham JAMIE SUCKINOHAM SANFORD FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD PASTOR 'ISV. SOON COX .114W!h ST. NM CEDAR AVE. Carroll, Lake Helen 00 1 PH. 323-1140 • SANFORD# "We can Henry W. Block - help save you r ul on taxes We are income tax specialists. We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit because we want to be sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. That's another reason why we should do your taxes.. .whichever form you use short or long. HIR BLOCK SANFORD : 30 % Off HUNT MONUMENT CO r SANFORD has . THE INCM TAX PEOPLE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS ACCESSORIES & DRUM ,• ' Janette JoMion LUCIIin *lnsan now *151 G.orgs Willis Junnls Hunt and baby girl S. H. Williams Jr., OsSary DI$CNANQIi uw. Parlor. Since man WASHINGTON (UPI) — The during the operation in which Department's' In- Hoffa disappeared. vedigatlon of Jimmy Hoffa's "And I think that the in. disappearance three years ago vestigatlon, although It many remains "very much operati- not be going full throttle, down ye," Deputy Attorney General the track a thousand miles an Benjamin Civiletti says. hour, I think It's very much operative, very much open, and Civilettl said during an hourthat neither the Bureau (FBI) long session with reporters nor Justice has any Idea of kind Friday that the Inquiry of shrugging Its shoulders and Hoffa's disappearance has proclosing the file." duced "the leads and foundaCiviletti would not speculate lion for at least a dozen, If not about more successful criminal to what may have happened Hoffa. His family reported prosecutions of high-level him missing on July 31, 19 5. crime figures." Hoffa had been released from The deputy attorney general prison four years earlier when said he believes "there are a Richard Nixon commuted his good many so und Ideas about a 13-year sentence for mail fraud great deal that happened and jury tampering. LOS ANGELES (UPI)—Three banks in San Francisco and one in Los Angeles have been served search warrants by investigators probing allegations the Rev. Jim Jones forced Peoples Temple followers to sell their property and turn the proceeds over to the JUNEAU, A1'ka (UPI) — ______________________________ Fourflshsrmsnwsreracuedln Juneau, and the four men up big words but have to good condition by a tagbost managed to climb Into MWV1Vii remember to use words at their WO 4:11 niday dtor bSifl( adrift In the suits and launch the We boat own hyaL" $ am. readings: tea- Dayton Beach: low 10:21 a.m., stormy Gulf of Alada for for, befor, their vessel Cirredly, there are also 11 pari, IS; .vsrMI 11,, 11; am., UI p.m., aWI bold. Thy were picked ibithe students who are working 72; 10:10p.m. hIgh yesterday'. Their boat, Ocean Csps, g ot Stalwart, en rout. to Whittier, fuIItInw or part time as part of barometric pressare,_$0.00; Pert Caasvsrsl: gh Irk the Coed Guard said. the program. l2 perced. a.m., 4:12 p.m., low 11:21 a.a., Into trouble New Year's Day rállve beauty, 11 "I raftlike 4 because J find lForsends Wwoser. Maybe 11:21 pa. ftIMsr.Mleggolagtothe job .ypsst: M 110a ., rain Beaduy. and also coming some to 1141 p.m., low 4:19 a.m.a 4:01 HOSPITAL IIDE8 school," said 1$-year-old p.m. MONDAY Dollars. Johnson who werb it Patricia H. Ferasan JANUARY, 16 IM Jam" Su*i Cestanis C11001101CO A. King Mary V. Wyatt Longwood Justice Temple: 4 Banks Searched Aft9r Four- Da0 • a A reported a shovel, craftsman drill and circular saw stolen from a work site. William Moeshlln, 25 owner of Place Electric Co., reported the tools Civiietti: Hoffa Case still Alive 2 Hunted In Hospital Robbery Four AngI.rs ii.r merchandise was reported stolen including: 12 to 15 record albums, a seascape oil painting and a wall clock, according to records. TOOLS TAKEN "COME TOGETHER" MEETING visors, said Friday ta total for one nI* mid the iranian UIEUFL' Hilliry In The Springs subidivision was burglarized. A total of $275 In .1 i has won an improved job rating as a result of the normalization of relations with China and growhopthnlsmfor a new strategic weapons pact with Moscow, an ABC News-Louis Harris Poll said. In the latest poll, Carter received a 47 percent positive rating, up eight percentage points from his 39 percent positive rating of last November and up 17 points from his alltime low of 30 percent last August. cod to the county was $43,317, royalty are now Maying at the Forscfance teacher Rozanne includim damage to 14 sheriff's Rancho Mirage, Calif., .dat, of Marino being with the students patrol cars and extra pay for Walter Annenberg, former for tires or four years "gives deputies mobilized to help the ambassador to Great Britain. meachspceogstto know ech student' personality and In Savd ===wt*gattotmtrw a lot and think of you more ass kind Umas a teacher." uin iy BURGLARY REPORTED Steve Uebel, 34, of Clearwater, reported a condominium he owns at 240 Crown Oaks Way Carter Job Rating Goes Up worthy taxpayers it least $00,000, Of Patrol es its. cod at tidal. said Friday. $3,691, Los Angeles city police iractica1b' nothing to knowIng ' something," said Gene The estimate did not Include at $3,072 and BIVOTJY Forgiacu, a math toacher. damage to the estate of the police at pOW. "Some kids come In here and shah's sister, Princess Shams, WU Hahn said he considering don't care anything about math where rioters smashed In a steel gate, battled police, NfldIYIg th.tdll to the federal but l know with a little patlence overturned and burned au g0vsn1, blWAIN f6dersi and time everyone can dosome authorities for falling to of math," he said. t tomobiles, broke windows drain or deport the Iranians a having the students for d fin to four years is also rewarding to A neighboring borne also after earlier disturbances the teacher. received fire damage and ,vlct& "I can actually see the many broken windows. A caretaker mo elderly mother of the estimated the loss at 0,000 or shah was silo staying at the changes they gothrough IRS they more. home. Alter the riot, State grow older," he said, "In that Kenneth Hahn, chairman of Department security agents their behavior hegira to change the Coty Board i Super- whisked the two away to. hotel and they actually get more Hike Halt Asked LOS ANGELES (UPI)—The International Association of 'Machinists and Aerospace SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE Like Roberts, Pat Smith do other things like learning to enjoys teaching the students and admits It does have Its put things together and how to act on a job," said Washington Among the new programs which unique challenges. who has been out of the "Probably the most for about two years. will be available in 1979 are challenging part of teaching Another graduate Is Bill these students IS in 8iVIfl$ Cordell who works at Hardy's directions," she said, because t'urniture Restorers In Winter EMERGENCY MEDICAL TECHNICIAN It is hard for them to unADVANCED NURSING Park. derstand multiple directions." Uft (the Croons program) LIGHT MARINE ENGINE REPAIR Many of these kids have a really helped me learn reading AUTO BODY REPAIR — WELDING short attention span In regular classroomenvironment and math and also helped to and I think It is probably good know how to act on a job," said for them to come out two to do 15-year-old Cordell who now Plan an Adventure lives In Winter Park. these physical activities, to Store owner grow something and then sell It hasE In Education this year. found Bill's work to be beauae ft gives them a sense of ( pride," said Mrs. Smith, who Phone 323-1450 or visit "He's obviously not a speed teaches farming and horfl tg he is getting there and ticultttetothe students.., he really wants to learn," he SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COUEGI Fourteen-year-old Casey is said in noting that Bill will soon one of her students and like upholstering and HWY 17-925. be lear SANFORDPFLORIDA elasiniates has his °of grefinishing furniture. at the school. like doing this work and eally especially like growing things," he says propping up his plant. Like the vocational teachers the teachers In the classroom also find ft challenging. "What I especially like about dolngthlalalcan uallybring the students from knowing ,..,,'. WOMAN ATTACKED A Sanford woman fought and escaped from a man who attacked her on a public street. Gloria Jean Gilchrlst, 33 of 1209 W. 13 Place told police she was at 13th Street and Olive Avenue when a man grabbed her from behind. She said the man hit her on the head but she fought with him and was able to get away. The incident occurred Thursday at 9:30 p.m., according to records. CHILDREN THREATENED? Two women told Sanford police they witnessed a woman holding several children at bay with a handgun. The Incident occurred at 18th Street and Holly Avenue near Sanford Middle School Friday at 3:28 p.., m according records. No one was hurt in the Incident which Is under In vestlgation, records Indicate. CHICAGO (UP!) —Investigators of the 'with a little Thilania bag containing $4,000 missing from the bedroom. The Incident recent election campaign. —• IUUSU$bJ ADMISSMS told police that two men stole $4,000 from his home. Tony Bracido of 513 Celery Ave. said two men offered to pour a cement sidewalk outside his home for $800, according to records. When the men completed the job, they went into Bracido's bedroom to be paid. Bracido said when the two men left he discovered a bank many supporters in the benefit ""Wd. An 80-year-old Sanford man legislators, after bickering among themselves and with Gov. James R. Thompson for nearly 16 hours, decided early today to take their $8,000 pay raise in two steps — $5,000 this year and $3,000 next year. The compromise plan amounted to a facesaving measure for Gov. James R. Thompson, who had called the special session to roll back and then phase in a previously approved $8,000 lump-sum increase — in response to pressure from White House inflation fighters. for allowing me to serve tral site In Seminole County with groundbreaking scheduled May 1. Information: By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UP!) - Illinois The main problem oncowdered by the second-year about 1* miles northwest 01 is "1 find I can't really WEATHER, From Sanford Bedroom ANNOUNCES Compromise On Pay Raises center for retarded children and adults. Proceeds from the benefit will go toward acquisition of a cen- smaller craft should be directed to Sanford. However, to facilitate the Increase in traffic that w'uld create, he said Sanford Airport needs the new landing system. "This would relieve the congestion In Orlando by directing the general aviation aircraft to Sanford," said Cleveland. "We're not looking for the commercial carriers, we want this all-weather system for the small planes, the executive who flies Into this area for business," said Cleveland. ".Th landing system we operate now behind the times," contended Cleveland. mopresent landing system used at Sanford Alrportisa radio signal beamed to pickup the signal and follow It using a guide needle on board. their The problem Is that weather conditions can affect the signal and needle, according to Cleveland. "Last week we had a jet In the air over the airport 30 minutes trying to land," noted Cleveland. "The weather 15 a very limiting factor." some airplanes will not land in Sanford, according to Cleveland, because' the airport does not have an US system. "There are some businesses that operate small Planes that won't let their pilots land here because we don't have the US," said Cleveland. FAA officials will not committoatime for bringing the Its system to Sanford Airport, but Cleveland said he would like to see It installed this year. "The FAA has told me Sanford's chances of getting an Its are very, very good, but they say It might not be until 19" 81,said Cleveland. "I want It this year." the entire Sanford area. moits system wou "Ore of the first things an Industry will ask when It is thIflldfl of locating a plant In any community, Is, 'do you have good airport facilities," said Cleveland. mo 11.5, systen would bean attraction for Industry in Sanford, laid Clevelád.Th (ij, the system would Improve the safety of SIIIfOTd Airport, he "I think this would Improve the general saMy of the ,,......i f'l.....IA ..IA Ia$L U Sb4 Lb WV1I 4VVVIIU.lifl nii airport, for pilots and the residential because planes can land better and easier in all kind. of p,. weather with "I've known people who fly who, had It not been for the us, would not be here today," said Cleveland. PEOPLE TRUST -i$4,000 Taken Immobb, - 4 BEASAIN, Spain (up!) — Two gunmen Cost $55,000 shot a young Civil Guard and his fiancee to death near a discoteque early today to raise (UP!) LAX ANGELES — The hard pre m ed Beverly Hills the number of assassinations by Basque riot in Beverly iiiiis by NO to police force terrorists to five in the first six days of the new i,000 Iranian students cod the The California Highway Y• SundaY, , an. 7,1979-3A Chiropractic Physician (Continued From Page 1A) -------Peru: — - - - Strike Evening Hera ld,SflfO,d, Fl N UM Sunday, Jan.?, 117 309 E. 1st St. Pb. 3224771 LONG WOOD 190 HIwsy 434 ft.931-4494 OPEN 9a.m.4 P.M. Wsekdaysg 94 1t. & km. OPEN TONIGHT—APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONA* ORMOK CITY ANDOVIEDO �NP Evening lkvald Around CUSPS 411.210) X) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 37171 Area Code 35322-2011 or 831-9993 Sunday, January 7, 1979-4A -. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. The Clock The Government And Surgery By MAX ERZILITIAN Now that the holidays are over and you may have had a chance to relax, you rnlglt want to consider hitting the shopping areas once again. This time you can take part In that great American tradition of exchanging gifts. like a bock I found on a recent discowit diversion entitled: "The Art of Sportsmanship" by Woody Hays. These are but a few of the gems one can find in a trip through stores this time of year. It's not that the thought behind the gifts was not good, Its JiM that the gifts you received Munk. But for bargain shoppers the gifts returned by others are a treasure trove. These returned gifts are usually marked down drastically and placed on display for and "After Qwidmas" or "Before George WaahIn4toc's Birthday" sale. Of course one should bear In mind that some of these gifts are a llttle out of the ordinary, like the dart board for a favorite nephew that features an automatic return. Then there are the Items that seem to be outdated, Speaking of this time of year, It Is the season for politicians to make their entrances and exits. In Sanford A.A. McClanahan made his bow from the city oomrnlulon Tuesday and watched from the audience as David Farr, the man who beat him In a runoff election l.id month, was sworn in. McClanahan had high praise for the city employees he has known In his seven years on the commission. Lake Mary City Councilman Lillian Griffin attended her lad formal session of that governing body Thursday. She will officially leave office Monday when Francis Mark Is sworn In to fill her seat. Mrs. Griffin Is stepping down of her own accord. She endeared herself to me with her common sense thinking and her motion at 10:30 p.m. at most council meetings. It was a simple motion, but It broiht a sense of Joy to this saddle weary reporter. At that how, the always asked that the meeting be adjourned. ___ Thursday she gave some insight into the reasons for her leaving office. "I'm not leaving Lake Mary, because I wouldn't know where to go," said Mrs. Griffin. "I don't mind the work Involved with this job. I don't mind working with equipment, because a bulidocer don't talk back, but to sit down here and squabble like this, I can't take that. That's why I'm leaving, for a rest. " ANGLE. WAL TERS ORNION I 4 4 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. The Problem With Toy Guns? I P I They Look, Feel Like The Real Ones...And May Be By TOM TIEDE Special toThe Herald WASHINGTON—As usual, Santa left an assortment of merry-making weapons under the Christmas trees of America this Christmas: cap guns, snap guns, laser beams and death rays. What's more, merchandisers say the toy pistols and rifles are among the most faithfully authentic ever created. Indeed, In some cases the fun guns cannot be distinguished from the real RONALD REAGAN The medical profession absorbed another kick in the shins from Washington recently, this time on the, subject of unnecessary and Incompetent ... surgery. A congressional subcommittee estimated that physicians performed tyro million unnecessary operations in 1977 with an attendant loss of 1O,(X)O . lives and at a cost of $4 billion, To no one's surprise, the American Medical vigorously disputed these estimates. Thb AMA argued, probably with some justification, that the estimates were based on . WASHINGTON (NEA) — If the curative el ___ Where have all the bureaucrats gone? They extrapolation of limited and statistically unsound __________ -. pg Carters proposed budget f are still there. It only seems as U they hive f regional studies. wen proportional to the political disappeared from the Potomac .-. e palaces, However, as even the AMA would admit, there causing, the nation's Inflation problem would what with everyone's attention focused on is little doubt that the incidence of questionable .. probably evaporate overnight. foreign affairs and the holidays for several surgery is high enough to constitute a genuine Unfortunately, however, the spending cutJanuary, Was, Is the month the bureaucrats public health problem. backs are likely to have only a modest dm-:. ... — y' come out of hibernation. They have plenty to Nor should this be a particularly startling P"114111 effect on ue cost.o-uving keep them busy. First, there is Mr. Carter's halfassoming they are approved by CoilTSia, WhiCh revelation. NAD( II Is a mighty big "If." hearted, excei*lon4illed federal hiring freeze to The practice of medicine has always been an 4 deal with. It took more than big budget deficits to touch ___ 1 imprecise science colored by the subjective this chronic Inflation, and it Will take more It caught the Metric Board, for example, with judgment and imperfect knowledge on its praccuts to halt ft. And Washington's •. only eight people hired, hadiyenough wfind titloners. political fascination with the budget battle __________________________ restroom, let alone sell us on the wonders of As a group, physicians are no more immune to shoulda'tbe allowed to obscure attention to.omne going metric, as it was supposed to do. (By the .; way, a little known fact hidden by the 01 the other factors contributing to the inflation _ faulty decisions or even ethical lapses than lawyers bureaucrats U best they can Is that "going or businessmen or, come to think of it, members of decline of diMUbIn metric" Is entirely voluntary; there Is no law 0 congràsional subcommittees, mandating It.) in the United States in recent years, 0 . So the question isn't whether the practice of ____as ____ _______________ a phenomenon ___ almost as biffliuig Inflation ___ There will aLso be some Income tax cuts to medicine, and specifically surgery, can be unitself.'L administer, though miM01Uue.ewfflbegobbled proved. It can. The question is how best to improve During the first two decades after World War up by Social Security. Since everyone talks about it. II, productivity — commonly defined as output ______ Social Security but no one does anything about It, Predictably nerhans . the subcommittee's nerman.htxw -increased In the ni4vat tw ..._ LL11program Will maze ____ yuw IV UW,....UU5 UUUeU by an average rate of32percent per year. From proposed cure is a additional dose their largest jump In history, beginning this ___ 196777,ltgrew just l.Spercentayear,wtthmoat regulation. Of the falloff occurring In the second half of the At least in cases Involving elective surgery for In my mail the other day was a newsletter I hope all bureaucrats — especially those In Medicare and Medicaid patients, the panel woulddecade. This year, It has hardly grown at all. ____ to a simple rule of thumb, a one According Washington — will read. It Is called Jim Boron's substitute the government's judgment for that of percent u productivity translates Into a "Mwnblepeg" and Is subtitled '"The Voice of the attending physicians in deciding whether surgery reduction In kiflat1 A return to Bureaucrat." ______ was necessary. something like the postwar performance, Its masthead sports the coat of arms of ths While it's true that this might eliminate some would obviously go a long ways International Association of Professional towards curing our ctrrs economic ills. j unnecessary surgery, it would establish a perllotw Bureaucrats. This features a plucked tthleken Unfortunately, mod of the factors that conprecedent. wrapped In red tape, Clutching a shield emto productivity gains hi those days — We doubt if the necessity to clear your gall blazoned with the words "status quo." Above the flhOflS7, ample capital, technological chicken is the motto, "When In doubt, mumble." bladder operatkwr with Wsithlngton *ottld do much ___ breakUwe Cheap energy, abundant raw Among the gems 1hM. Boron's "Mianhl.Ø,g" toenhancehealthtareorthepracticeof medicine. materials and a fwm4o.clty labor migration — are a letter 01 regret from the postmaster It would, however, add to the tide of paperwork _ present. general for having to miss the association's already swamping physicians and hospitals and That means new ways mud be found to In. annual "(der of the Bird" award dimmer. There helping to drive up the cost of health care' in crease worker output and a recent study by the Is also a column of "Fiscal New Year nonprofit Woridwatch Institute In Washington general. Resolutions for Bureaucrats." A sampling: i—ca y—oneapproaththathasalso As we have noted, our distaste for a "I will not spend taxpayer's money needlessly been endorsed by government-sponsored bureaucratic remedy doesn't Impinge on our unh.viabsokdely necessary. productivity studies: greater worker parrecognition that the medical establishment "I will llmlt the now formsthat Ideveloptothe In the n%tagerne,* and ownership of number that I can count In one week. need of substantial reform. "I will simplify the language of the new ____r Bruce Stokes notes that while much We agree with the subcommittee's finding that regulations that I write In order that the ad_____ health care consumers are poorly served by the has been paid to the desire 01 workers jodivity of multlayllablc thought symbols can be failure of physicians and hospitals to provide to Improve their job conditions and enhance the interfaced apprøprlately for the supernal or. "qualIty 01 life' 'In the workplace, greater relevant information on variations among chedratlon of nondirective policies so as to participation can also lead to marked gums In hospitals in the quality of surgical care. maximize the profundity of. marginal thought. The medical establishment cannot have it both P'0d,ft7. "Recognizing that Increased productivity Is _ IS 15 accident, he siwsts, that Japan and ways. If Its résistance to government Interference essential for a growing economy, I will strive to West GermanY___ — which have mve work., Increase my production of regulations, In'the health care marketplace is to be credible, participation In mangos" — also far old. __ questionnaires and other .lsnw'ta of the red must act to inform consumers so that they can *es tM , _ in, p1diativity. tape that binds our nation together. make reasoned choices. businesses _ in that have ax"In times of great national crisis, I will not use Most physicians are familiar enough with the pirimented _______ with labor-management co________ sick leave for purposes of shopping, yWth1g or success rates of local hospitals for a given surgical operation from the shop floor to the hoes'd room playing god." have aha .zji1lsoced sIgnksad prebiUvy procedus'.. Editor Bores's tongue seems to be perAnd patients have a right to expect that their P1* the dUd, shOWS. m'wMly In his cheek. No wonder. With the A1&&iebCFMlOh1s,rvsy physicians will tell them U surviving surgery Is bureaucrats back In the saddle this mouth — and ___ fosid tour old 01 five firms wlt wi one th Congress soonto belch out Its usual shuntwlceulikelyat hospltalustanother. Wine of worker participation hi don of laws— (many olthum unless, and with As for needless surgery, the American Medical y epe bureaucratic regulations to follow) we'll need 4sociation's Principles of Medical Ethics pia all the humor we can get. Inedfk!allv encnurai thvak!ian, to seek in,vI It's An Output Puzzle Voice Of The Bureaucrat ___ thing. Over the holidays, airgun manufacturers sold untold thousands of make-believe arms, which salesmen In- sist, and the police ruefully agree, look real, feel real, act real -and may In point of fact be real. The Crosman company, for Instance, advertises that It .117 caliber pellet pistol Is so much like a .38 caliber revolver that "You won't believe It's an airgun." The company says the six-shot automatics are 'IN right weight, precisely balanced" and "they perform as beautifully as they look." Perform? Croman's airguns fire hollow projectiles through steel barrels at speeds that can penetrate flesh. Police officers say other pellet guns, with pump actions, may attain muzzle velocities equal to that of real (small) handguns. They are hardly ;1 0 1. I ____ _____ ____ ___ ____ __ _ ,i: == . I Gasohol' Still Best Shortage F19 ter ' I ____ - ________ ' __ ___ ___ ___ ____ ----- 01.'' I __ - ___ ___ , OERRY'S WORLD I carrying around what Croanan calls "unbelievably authentic" airguns, police report an Increase in the use of the weapons for crime. Since the guns are unrestricted, police say they are used by some juveniles as the ultimately accessible Saturday night special. In Chicago, recently, police say a young man held up a late night store, and threatened to kill the counter clerk. The robber only had a pellet pistol, which he fired at dry goods, but the clerk told officers afterward that he was so terrified by the weapon that he lay on the floor and cried. Growing Older . 11saipg .vqint. tsr p.*,. _ ____ SAS e ' Maell.14b.. I 19 c 01traaeputh aem 0= rIts" ___ __ - pesde." 01 ___ besewbeve IS jug F.Mam cusM be ravsd inthrmoffedsAl' pou,.ijp WOlf: -- ey was ab. t.d by bee _h.t -d. JaM t, Lanes, O1dttd eyes age adahs'ta since. piedlet to 5pQfl flSTyU5tbuI MY, buss reisded estE 1IItatII . Lr Eli 1*00halftseasoatrontafthe at,, N.J., VkMGomhedJ a s i:—1 a,___ 55roped" _ ___ffly peMsd ___ Club Saves $$$ 1, We start at Supermarket A, which Is advertising whole chickens averaging 244 to 3 pounds at 45 cents per pound. It's the big special for the week that Is supposed to drag you Into the store, where you will buy other products at reu1ar prices as you wheel your can through the aisles. Meanwhile, Supermarket B is offering a .spectalq* 0 1 eeat$1ehpOujd can. -ff yo&re short on èo1ee, that's the store you visit. You pick up t& coffee and walk Which brings up the question of money. Take the members who are assigned to buy six thickens In one fell swoop. They should not be required tolay out the money In advance. The group would figure out the price at the weekly meeting. Anyone ordering chicken would give the chicken buyer a set amount of money In advance for every. I Ichicken ordered. If It turns out that the chicken costs a few the Isles for other groceries. Supermarket A for everybody. TWO others cents more, the Individual who ordered the Ah!BIdhere'saspec1alonbeera$ could buy the coffee at Supermarket B. cads for a six-bottle package. That's the The other seniors pick up the special In chicken would pay up upon delivery. If change Is due the person who ordered featureloss leader ln Supermarket c. Supermarket C. And soon. chicken, heor she gets ltthen. We elderly people need to watch our The trick Is to give all seniors special That Is simple enough. But as the buying pennies. But who has the energy or the buying assignments. club grows, the group will eventually need patience to visit all three stores? On Thursday or Friday, the six seniors What we seniors need is a plan to take would meet to study the specials offered by a treasurer. They may even decide to charge dues of advantage of the specials In all the neigh- each store. Then they would assign two supermarkets where we normally members to each More. It's a friendly sort anywhere from 25 cents to $1 a week. do our shopping. Someone might spot a great bargain, for of program. My wife, Nlkka, and I work this out You can bet that each person will know instance. He or she could check by phone with members to see If they are Interested. 'fairly well. I shop at Supermarket A and something about bargains in 'Thiq only the special, she buys only the products, as well. The group can actually Then the treasurer could be contacted for special at Supermarket B. grow Into an advisory buying d ub. But a cash advance for the purchase. The treasurer would then collect the money We meet at Supermarket C. buy a, let's stick to foods for now. from "' special and roan the aisles together for each member who ordered the So, Mr. and Mrs. M would p up a, the rest of our purchases. We figure that $1.99 cans 01 coffee at the store where that bargain. what we saved on the specials jtMlflu the Is featured. Then they would do the rest of This plan depends on the friendliness 'eMra store stop. their own shopping. that exists among the members. They Suppose we had an organized group of The some procedure would be followed exchange phone numbers. When anyone six shoppers. We could then cover the right down the line. The shoppers would spots a sale Item that another member "specials In three neighborhood Mores. buy the special for the others while filling needs, they phone. They go to the store 1 Two shoppers could buy the chickens at their own needs. together. ,1 .•'4 , . ' g stew4J, __ MunEcipaI Circles ____ ____ - _____ /( -F 1 , ___ 'r - ______ "You sure know how to lay on ffP guilt tIpl" 11 ,-- Lake May Is on the verge of a monumental decision for Its future and It would do well to take a few lessons from Its nelgbbor Sanford. Theldesoihaving a city manager to run : the day40-day business 01 the city has been on people's minds since the corn. incorporated. The city council made itclear recently that city manager 1 :'for Lake Mary will soonbelneffect. The only real question that ni1ni Is what of a position will It become? Under the classic tam, a manager, ' ccancll govwuiw4 operates with an managsr carrying out the policies sat by :,,: Uw council. The manager's pIt1on Is not zeola city We or 'dictator. The city manager should only make 1'i-dsclaioms on the way a city policy Is y1sd ad, hopefully with an We toward Improving a city service and k.epIng cods P11 of of V ,. ". ___ Ths manager is not aeled.dpesItIor. N* he Is ad directly to ho *vs.att)plsunri of do" officlak. Uh,phsmorepowsrandlsforc.dtosd It Is usually bars., these eluded '.mclsh to whom he I. risp,e. do 1.1 esimcllmsn fail to curdle their tmpir The - -coimdll form dgsma, Is 010 a to mcist 'tiriid t a, ._pii'11M7 a, . Actually, society Is also not bothering to supervise the airguns. Though the proliferation of street weapons has been regulated by law, airguns have not. "We've failed on this point," admits David Steinberg of the National Council for Responsible Firearms Control. "We should be more concerned." Steinberg says that airgun concern Is already in force in other nations. In Japan, for one place, the barrels of all toy guns mint be painted yellow. This doesn't help much If someone wants to use a pellet WWI in a hold up, but the Japanese say there are tlmeawhen the color code is helpful. International Association of Chiefs of Police, says manufacturers should be ashamed: "They know the potential of these guns. What they are doing, In fact, is making weapons that evade the existing laws regarding weapons." Another observer, Howard Criswell of the Treasury Department, says authentic fun guns are "just another case of Industry leading kids down the primrose path." Last year, Criswell recalls, a brewer began marketing "baby beer" (1 percent alcohol), "and before that It was candy cigarettes." Not that there Isn't a legitimate use for airguns, authorities add. Manufacturers say the weapons are designed to be beneficial for children. The Idea Is that a lad who learns to handle an airgun will be picking up habits of safety and responsibility that "will be valuable when he owns real guns." Afraid To Speak? The shortage of working cottage parents is so short on most cottages at Gainesville Sunland that It has become Impossible to perform many necessary duties. Many cottage parents are having to work sixteen hours without any relief. Then off eight hours then back on eight hours or longer. I understand some 60 more Cottage Life positions are to be terminated. At six o'clock this morning (coming to work)'! Mopped outside of Dahlia Cottage while It was burning. The 'question was brought up If there was anyone Injured because of the fire. The reply was that everyone was removed and safe In another cottage. Later I found out that at the time of that question and statement there was a Sunland resident In the bathroom of Dahlia cottage when they found him later he was sitting on the stool, apparently dead from smoke Inhalation. There was only one cottage parent on duty during the night on Dahlia cottage. Something needs to be clone about the lack of help on our cottages. One cottage parent can't properly care for 35 residents even if they are In bed asleep. And the many cottage parents of Sunland can't continue to give of their best In service under the present pressures 01 harassments. Cottage parents are afraid to speak up like they should. why? Because they need their jobs. I need mine, too, that Is why I'm not revealing my name. (Name withheld) ... ... . . Parade Reporting A Lesson From Sanford? Ma mk um, children: "The sad thing is the guns will be treated like toys, and many parents will not bother with any kind of supervision." most police. Glen King, director of the "I'. . as lbs *ea11M logi Wteppjg 01 , ant py b of p spbur. H, wea't be with a laws we IeFl ,MU—t1,tWfiM— Vch fear the ustitlsa of Oil naftpud MW twa hi is' buerto s, bd eu a, add be Ivildid bY buIII " 1toYSs,IWlmbusshsrdto.ec.Ø dImIUSIIN in kddatecd&ces6klalotobsIis,ethat habed hi be" bus. r.ht4ad to adei'" siw MI SIN lbs $TIII NW an lbs la." y inouued his me* of pep pik a, , 016 4j ave to every dly: now 01 gert' mu* Wdo to a yaws .,i, OnvuI,I t,. NewT aewep fr rnii (Ier siid a, i-d taM sdvustageof a burgeliprios.) g.g.i.1i geu to pst101sIpøelflMhiMs1a1l. Ifltoatomto lypruaIbipto (ssd lsat workers hi private hiIy, a, in a, g, vs( promu be thetwei,cever ;:::astrak ceods.c(.Ito doppid by ii AM of alii' lust Ih.adgev.hos.ohde,yaMntt,to 01 Ow cIy's a,Dstdsrdide'tovs j5dJ Ij [ p For twa pear,, p',ys at a, hi of — ad, at a, — , i1*i ____ IW JiM helen (blitmis. ARoebusringibs lu, ledd a, Mv—i--'-a, s, Coady 1, Jl MNW!WS.TisaMst,aNto of 1ijpw Ikeasad lera Qn pus the s Is headed hi a risn ,,.r, pSIkdeom'I ___ IsaMneadud 11______ ____ ___ ___ 2 j'u,a, 1st buP *.s bias njkatil Wad ___ Wa4dsdlisryiM1.by . I adanueft a, .:I-el based, ,Wk Is ded se II bat el' thuse( ceispisi 1.0 NO S III III ibeft Z VW " I" by liii * hull i H,wa, ep Iepg or 01alri hake nilosdomom -11,11, load peaMs M ' iuig with rhi.á a, bewn. rdea at be ____ , I oge: On the other hand, airgun responsibility Is often more hope than fact. Jack Schelin, a Washington area gun dealer, says he dreads to see parents buy the fun guns for That help was sadly missing in Washington recently, when a cop interrupting a burglary was confronted by a suspect pointing a pistol. Naturally the cop shot to kill. Later It was learned the dead suspect was 15 years old, and the weapon he carried was a fun gun that looked exactly like a .45. OUR READERS WRITE Buying . There Is of course nothing new about the use of airguns in crime. Federal firearms officers say thugs have even used beebee rifles and antique replicas to victimize people. But the realism of today's models Is seductive, officers add, and they may thus be encouraging youngsters to take a chance. This encouragement Is condemned by - options in any surgical can deemed "difficult or 'doubtful." JACK ANDERSON The Professional Standards Review boards 4$abllshed1ntly by the AMA and the Department o( esIth Education and Welfare two years ago and i the kng-s landi:%peer re view boards that function . g ,ItslcWddruUc*reduce , o it and Incompetent surgery. I Patients many years, doss not compromise the national WANGTON For 1$ nw, we have ,MgI.11y over 75 s a laIlshl go to jail. If Washington's encroachment upon.the health beat Caiaomsr acceptance bU bseN.piiInnwol; urgiog the deveispuod 01 alcohol tush to OI IItI aid so AjcS4,rL1i us gt,ts care delivery system Is to be limi and we hope rodlea tide c.iitqs dipeadmr, on hipsdsd Iowa 01I'cIala report that stations rudechig mptb.uP.toincrsuS."___ &.i4 charges iir and said, "U It wiai't it will be, clans and hospital administrators .e'. from tImber___ wades, gombal ___ __blonde "can espeot __ Increases hi sales __ _ __ for Mr. Andersen and co"r. I "gV have mist themselves demonstrate an ability to age1cvaJ 01 ap to piwat." lbs rlbMues' to gasobel Is the slder'iM (avron rum din iv n&nipaJ pius hos eliminate thsoe absaes that Invite Interventions Robed "*iWst made to a Senate M peep gUgb em be and aiItbs to g: to sty oblom Is beeping ep wIth thp 4iia.A yssrt"akohsltus1shavebsmopusd ftethIwfr1'igwI4upi4sd or wIth stylabor adUS yj ( of lavenash, s1k.d ery 01 miMer bat tosdonwls rgtn, I em be used ak'l fade are th lack 01 didiDeriss ad thu = I toys, therefore, they are deadly arms. And here Is the rub of the evermore authentic toy weapons appearing on the market. They can fire, they can injure, and they look absolutely genuine but they continue to be classified as playthings. In most areas, police say, anyone of any age can buy the guns, with no questions asked. Federal regulations regarding the sale and use of guns refer only to arms that shoot by explosion. Hence airguns, which use air or air cartridges for energy, are exempt. Some jurisdictions do restrict the sale of airguns to minors, but that rarely prevents young people from getting them 03 gifts. So It Is, with kids from eight to 18 now .. - I Sunday, Jan. 7, 1f7-4A 'aeam1dp&ity. H.wlver It shall he ' hathapee,omadrtmsdeesnctllewlth Max ErkiIitian 4 1 On -survait hind by the council, but with the council that was elected by the department run smoothly. This Is the mistake Sanford has made by not giving administrative supervision and responsibility for the police and fire departments to the city manager as Is provided for In the traditional managercouncil form 01 government. Lake Mary should learn from this mistake. It shosid not commit halfheartedly to the concept 01 manager-council govern. The Christmas Parade Committee would ilke to thank you and the Herald W for your help toward the 1978 Greater Sanford Christmas Parade. We feel that your articles and plctires In behalf of this year's parade made It the best ever held In Sanford. We enjoy working the parade each year and It would not be possible U we did not have people like you to depend on to help us. Again, thanks so much ilt Judy Hawkins, Coordinator CommMee: Jack Wethie Bill and Pat Register Judy Hawkins Johnny Higgin' Dr. AUred(EkIp) Cairn mot If Sanford had committed completely to this form of goverimient, an Sanfprd Police Department nilgt4 have If a city manager becomes too powerful, avoided some of the embarsaiseg It has ha only bscaae his hnniabate alpir- been subjected to In recent years. vIsors, the cowncIbi,', have neglected With a city manager able to direct the their adhority ever him. adinlnlatrative actions of that department, In the end, the bud sthguard agalod critkiem over hiring pact might givingtao much power to city manager never have been leveled. A city manager Is for the council not to became lasy with an1nIitrattve control over the polic e ds(errhmg to the manager listeed 01 givIng department could have counseled and him dirsdim directed the police chiefki meetingfaisral n soled, city chaitsrStrips im hift guldell ,. manager 01 power over polke and fire Individual department h.ade In a city dspertnssda. l Is a majee "akt. usually obtain thslrpeet1emby,dt One deeld sot adse respy an ability to direct staff km. particular and codrol of -AA-1--",s0 fuactises vs. For to enginsurs usually wIthcoMnloverthelinsMlssof such are ect'oot.d In engineering, not, public vI Mrdlsa. P.,, If any, city moseow puneem lbs Qty managsn, as a, otu expertise to &Iet a, actIvities 01 aisily have an expertise in public ad. emerpecy sits No a, pek, and an mwwsum deprWou of saw city. However, a ftIskes'tadtha$ogIvea,snaagv ad keMvkhsMeneqsmuad help the a1istratiem of any dty 'he is mod Old!ve. Bill MacLa'achiin D. C. McCoy Order Of Day? Sim moving over totheRussian way istheader af theday,thisloftawillbe a "troika" a three horse teen. The 4rd horse will be Jack Anderson'; use of "do-facto" In describing the alliance, - If any, between Wadern Europe, Japan ad do u$ U Uwe lski fact a dacto Alliance between these parties, thus David Plodishilw's Meral ambitions Mveccmetopus,evesthough*ISaoI do-jars (by law). PrSIdsM Cater and N members of his aduildsttatlon are members of the Thideralist.. TWO— lbscs'iem fed thatinalthe - hoods over whother Gewald was or was not the assassin of President Kennedy, there has not been Our vote goes for more of this type programming. printed one word concerning the evidence that The Warren Commission had sequestered and would not be available to the people for 75 years. Is this the evidence that Oswald was actually a Russian agent, or Is this the evidence that Castro used Oswald to The Eugene Shelton Family stop Kennedy from trying to have him (Castro) killed? It would be really illuminating to see this evidence put Into the record, and let the chips fall where they may, although It might blow Teddy's chinces for a run at the presidency. Three - The matter of the Lake Mary High School - New. If the taxpayers will just take a look at the plans for this school, as published, In the Evening Herald, they will be able to understand why the schools are costing so much and why the children are getting such a poor education, as evidenced by the test scores. However, the pupils going to this school should do better, as there will be 150 faculty members for 2,200 students. That should give classes of 15 or slightly more per faculty member, and that Is what the teachers say Is needed for quality education. But, with all the recreational area provided, the question will be -Will the student have time to attend these smaller, better classes? Of course I am all for that archery practice area, as we will have need for yoemen proficient In the "Drawing of the Long-bow," since Carter and the M.C.P.L. are determ1ned.thM shall not have any other means to defend these United States, and It Is for sure that the planners of this school have no fears of a future shortage of fuel for individual - one person-per-car transportation, as there are being provided 600 parking spaces for students and 150 for the faculty. Then there Is the matter of the practice fields. It Is not designated for what particular course 01 erudition, such as sex education, that the students will be practicing on these fields. It has always been my understanding that the taxpayer provided funds for the education of the young of the nation, not a country dub for the students with the matter of education, apparently, JiM a side Issue. It Is no wonder that Howard Jarvms tax rvolt Is such a going thing. May God help and protect these United - States, for It seems that no provision Is being provided that the coming cilisens can dothis. Sim final plans will giotbe prusd.d for six months, maybe the taxpayer can block this senseless waste of their money. SB. "JIm" ('owe sanftd Proud Director The administration of the Peace Corps, VISTA, and the Older American Volunteer Programs through ACTION, the federal volunteer service agency, was the subject of a recent column by Jack Anderson. More information on ACTION's current work and effectIveness might give people a better sense of these programs under our administration. Over 280,000 Americans are now volunteering their time and effort In ACTION programs. Older Americans, through our Foster Grandparent Program, Senior Companion Program, and RSVP are helping the frail, the ill, the institutionalized child, and the Isolated populations of nursing homes. The Peace Corps, neglected for eight years during the two prevous administrations, Is now enjoying what a Senate report has called its "second spring". Over 7,000 Peace Corps volunteers of all ages are now helping the world's poor. In the last two years, four additional countries have asked for Peace Corps help. Congress has rewarded us in the most positive way— by Increasing our budget by $13 million. Over 4,000 VISTA volunteers are working In our nation's rural areas and urban neighborhoods to help people help themselves, so they need not depend so deeply on the federal government. We are proud of our volunteers who are carrying on America's great tradition of helping one another. And we welcome public review of ACTION's programs, which represent a creative humane and serious effort to meet widespread human needs. Only by examining the accomplishments of these programs and the generous spirit of the volunteers can one attain a full and realistic view of the work of this small but vital federal agency. Sam Brown Director ACTION Hospital Praise We want to publicly thank our faithful family physician 01 twenty years, the surgeon he assisted, and the SemIiol Memorial Hospital Nursing staff on 2nd Floor East, for the TLC given following emergency major surgery. We praise the Lord for these beautiful people and pray He will continue to use then for His Glory. Mr. and Mrs. Wade H. Singletary Sanford. Family's Vote I have JiM finished reading the artIcle '11w HhhIllI,, in Bleckface Boo!' by David Handler. Liked Article - I'm writing to lot you know we are ON family that totally disagrees with U" man's thinking. He says It will be a W" cell winter If this Is the type programming we mod watch. Our family thlnb we finally have a program we can watch without being bombarded with sex and oft-color ronaft Thanks to the Sanford Evening Hurald for printing thelo,elyarticleon 'UJai Mazanok. I was verypleased andjouswIthyyeacco of m. My tainliy Was .qu ly for 5the raves you bestowed on ma. I appreciate your kink's,, and concern. T1II Mazanek FeniPark �9K2 6A— Evening Herald, Sanford, FL __ 111111111111111 - Sunda V, Jan. 7, In, -M ----. - -111111111111111 — 11111111111111 Graves Ous ter Completes Flort'o da's Hous ecleani'* ng GAINESVILLE (UP!) — With the resignation of Ray Graves as athletic director Friday, the University of Florida has completed its sweeping out of the old rime that began with the firing of football coach Doug Dickey. In the opinion of sources close to alumni who have been pushing for new direction In the school's athletic department, end particularly in its football program, Graves' resignation represents the end of an era at the UF campus. "Among the alumni, Graves had his people and Dickey had his people," one knowledgeable north Florida sportswriter said. "Now It's up to (new football coach Chancy) Pd. He'll give the football program a fresh, neW start." Graves, who turned 00 last week, said in his letter of Rams Hope Vs. Rain resignation to UF President Robert Q. Marston, that he would accept another position in the university administration in charge of fundralslng. As Florida's "athletic director emeritus," the funds he raises will go to support the UF women's intercollegiate athletic programs and spring sports, such as swimming, golf, tennis and track and field. This might indicate that Pd, 06 11ers As far and promote someone from within. A prime candidate to replace his boss is Bill Cam, currently Florida's assistant athletic director. "Coach Graves and! over the last few years have talked about the future when he would take that step," said Carr, 33, a former Gator football captain. "He expressed interest in my candidacy for the position and I who has said repeatedly he is not interested in the athletic director's Job, will have more leeway in running the bellwether football program than Dickey had. Despite 1W spokennan Hugh Cunningham's announcement that a search committee to find Graves' replacement would be formed next week, there are signs Florida will not look too will apply as soon as I am aware of all the details. I'm very interested In applying for the position, but! haven't been approached In that way (with an offer)." Graves' resignation does not become effective until May 1. Cunningham said the search committee probably would "not move as fast" as the committee that selected Pall to replace Dickey In three days last month. If a successor has not been named by May 1, Carr would probably serve as the interim athletic director. Graves, who perfected the socalled "monster defense," compiled a 70.314 record as head football coach between 1960 and 1969, when the football coaching job was separated from that of athletic director and given to Dickey. Tribe, Patriots, Liori s Gain Wins. cliffhangers. Howell is M. posed its eighth win In a dozen ( frogitnanglers. Seminole is at Lake Howell games. Whatever, those one-point Tuesday and home Friday Troy Kessinger scored 20 basketball games put con- against DeLand. points and Horace Roland had siderable spice Into the high Late-stalling tactics by 14 to spark Oviedo's seventh school athletic front Friday DeLand failed as Brantley win against four wins. 0 LOS ANGELES (UP!) — defensive battle." There were contrasting replies The Rams will be playing in from the coaches of the Dallas the NFC title game for the Cowboys and the Los Angeles fourth time In five years but Rams Friday when they were still are looking to get to the asked which team would be Super Bowl for the first time favored If It rained Sunday They best Minnesota, )4-10, In during the NFC championship the playoffs last weekend while game. Dallas had to come from behind Ray Maluasi of the Rams to beat Atlanta, 27-20 said a wet field would favor "We've tried to prove some Dallas but the Cowboys' Tom thing every year," Malavasi Landry said neither club would stated. "Right now It's how bad be favored. do you want it. It's who wants It "Ultralns,"Malavasltolda the most. It's the umeway for late afternoon news conference, the Super Bowl. I think this "It will hurt the Rams more team warts It." than Dallas because we deftAs a wild card team in 1975 nitely have an advantage on a Dallas was an underdog in the dry field." NFC championship contest at "I don't think it's going to Los Angeles but did everything favor either team," said right in winning, 37-7. The Rain Landry. "It may cause some players this week noted they problems because it will make haven't forgotten that emberthe ball slippery but it's hard rassmert for me to say what those Malavaai noted, "The playoff problems will be." losses we have had In the pest the coaches talked at the makes us more determined Century Plaza Hotel, the NFC Theme's no question about headquarters, the rain pelted that." down' outside and the weather"This team," Landry said of man said there was a distinct his Cowboys, "hasn't the same chance of rain Sunday. ' type o( motivation as last yea?s Ayarago,tbeRamswere tearndid but lt does have the 94.polnt favorites In their first experience the team last year playoff game against Mm- didn't have." newts at borne but there was a Roger Staubach, Dallas' downpour and the Rams were quarterback, softened a conupset, 14-7. cusslon last weekend but The defending Super Bowl Landry pronounced him 11100 champions have been installed percent" for the Earn game as 34-polnt favorites against Of the four teams remaining the Rains in Sunday's 5 p.m. in the Super Bowl picture, EST clash. Landry called Pittsburgh "the "I don't expect a 63 game," moat solid." Landry said, "but I expect a But he added, "That doesn't tight, to football gains. If mesnPlttabimghlsgoingtowln the teams play their normal it because any of the four teams football game, I expect a tight could win this." Glad Underdog .. .• I - . . a 'I ( )1 ' (ii '-' • lib ,,'I* :' ", , Seminole continued its recent surge with sei victory over Q Spruce Creek; Lake Brantley snapped a fow.game losing at wttha6Stn1ianpli over DeLand; and Lake Howell came t on the wrong end of a 44-45 encounter against 8eeeze OviedoandLymanjiatdicki't get the message that It was a frogatrengling night, Oviedo . . .. .. ." -. ' ' :' :: taking 'r ... ..•.' .#. .• .. . . . . . . . . .1 ' / ..; . . . ... 5440 measure of W . . . . .'.. . . - . -.. . , .. tsket." McCray led the Seminoles with 15 10IMS while Thomas chipped in 11 and Butler 10. "I think we are a revamped tam —: David (Thomas) hes returned from injury," added Payne. "Spruce Creek jtM bed DeLand Tuesday by 20 'points. This was a very big victory for us. ,. SernIrole Is 2-1 In Five Star . Conference play, Seabree,.. is the leader with a 34 record, while Spruce Creek and Mainland are also 2-1. Brantley and Lyman are 14 while Lake .. — - .. - '.' - . . - But East Looks Toughest ___ DAYTONA BEACH MAINLAND The West Is favored by the hand today, making final notes 161): Harris & Hwy 34, Smith 4. -.2-2— UMH (UPI) — nw The Steslan Pt their re"00 rs but the Ead looks on Um players of their choice. In : Prince & "amillon St Akeley 4. Pittsburgh Staiders we 71" on the Broncog lag wo* vft & Down By 14, Duke Rallies sethum 2, arew & srown Io, like go touglier tam today in years post the Eml-Wed go= . LavâTitS to win Sunday's An O rod that put them McOraffi 2, Morris 0. Totals 20 514 the 54th Shrine East-West has "graduated" anywhere: Championship and advance to fifth 'conference titl, game football game at Stanford from 30 to 40 players to the pro: WEST 011iman . J. the $uner Bowl for the third since wit src. i, joimson ii. c. Jones 14 Stadlwn. D. 1 ranks. Ths year should be no' this thet that doesn't bother The National Weather Sen. I V Defeat Carry, McMIIIsn 0. Totals 2010.12 The West, which has won the exception, and might even: Ti. V I their opponents, the HoaMon vice bes forecast mow and OVIUDO (14) KissInsr_ last tires games in the oldest swpmo all the others. That's . Oilim who have Sound 14. Palmer 4. McCtimsn : allitar series of them all, will because the late starting dais United Press lateriatimol aea,on In their role as Un- Sunday's gains, which aolaida Led by Kenny Daunard, who attend a college biSketbill Murphy 4, Scott 10, Phillips, Totals be led by Stanford quarterback gives players who were In deU like relief to Pittsburgh The seventh-ranked Duke scored a cersurhigh 30 pobda game In the stat, it Mains — it *19 Steve Dlii, the nation's leading holiday bowl games a bancs to: . saIIvewithafl- 7,0 MaIne siiav.d Mer the Oilers, who finished quarterback Terry mddtaw, Blue launched a stellar the passer. Dli. passed for tires play In this pins for the first Norris 10, Van SN.. 10. Hawthorne S 5001W fN to so alhied, fl. ii had to 4140 WIth ,7.* left s WItIlmsL Bradley 3 Totals: aendto Pittsburgh In the AFC ' who developed. mild case it comeback Friday night to touchdowns lot week In lead- time. Ce" Division but 0@111W Wn" ft Fridey. LongBeacbStAteitliftlitlossof 0, with jot ww Uwn mkdm on Bobby ac._ for.,hs playoffs as a wild cold "After all the cold weather the season, 75.7L 0. Harris S. Barnes 10. MIncly i, victory over Georgia In the players from the 4Ion's top SiR 4 SL 61, lied tee, tçset Miami and New we've had, I'd welcome the Sr1ehtman4. Conway 4Totals: 201. Bluebormet Bowl. • Icon'remem five teams — three each train at once again on a basket by Wiley 13 points, for the Warriors, 161. a. Enland, both on the roan, add. comebock ___ years The Alabama and Pann State and a will open with East but coulnin't sink it Nelson lid MIII1, wIth 14 adfAnce to their first con- the way the Wisther has bees Di*e OIwIn it son's Steve Fuller at two from Michigan. -I — was very a 'si.u,uU ternce_01WNp. . .. 4015 i Al I. Dog _ quEderback an "1.' pleasing "saidDi*.CoachBIU s of fr. t In Old Faster, off the was Devils 1301111110 ad a fidd god by Dominion do s me Sad=11, & Long Beach PWWW wv,. dens all 4v* when air badis were would favor the the wuu. _ Class offer _ we solld porlonsers, Fuller led (n to victory over Ohio Set Openings y no _ - r Bowl old " a . WIbariadsg,mmce ______ . t4aI a. a ha I.. W... su d LaMar then Ds If we Fairfield edged Delaware, 7$- coarse this ms. The eight. Rutledge to .s the ers. £L, L .J Ll.e.J _____ I$amSS 'lang Bisl2b is a very el- , — ins Se"thiole Branch YMlie OIlers, 124, uS powered Indoors at the Hoeden Asploolve team.' We jaM atsd could have bandied their 75, ad 'dgl' vsd Howard, week coarse will ,be held on M&"a's victory over Pam CA's iW. Informal edacatuss by ie pa.th it PaMOrth the tradeino. ___ an they idi five tram 1611, State in the &w Bowl. ( Tharaday mw —5 - IJI, c' Bi,. st widul way No wos16 rurpuill it raft Lest inp. "I really don't think It miens df@W jtra." begI''1 Thursday ad ConhodhUm 101116111111 the ad of In including a winter swhimihug bsadaogpad,saIu.e. en.eforus,'hsaolt We WithDuhenpbymeatthe theg s,wecouldhsvswon IowasdgedMas,Ws,40. ietirM&ch1. provuL Paoli, Hooncould become aly1he played In the mow coly one bSgl.tIg ci the second hail, ThecwWb.hsi4atths , (is are t'g M the t ...n-ptans , and I4JaMI4 to It rightlang Beach did Mi exploding In odier top games, eui. c* ir 16th. deliMit w Sheridan Aquatic Club in rs4h the Super Bowl l 13 away. 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Laugue will ad owdot lItu&,L are s be me the SM deb to vIa Pittsburgh's Three Rivers hand ad Foster begs. to get II Mad ai554 Mi record to 1St and recall. held Ms riglstreL in at oftuit th i$it Biils. The iiilui $Iidis.t Mice uti WVs 17S seiwons. "I ca IS 1$0 ms aid si 73S at Ti When iiesurn. For the fitness minded Gbs vi SupsrBewIsIXaidL Mgns', They've b:. ,redly udnhi'I seem to woslay.dthevirst weeiIMe. Tee c vi be tary. swsM1cs is citwo y.ui the t±s tires thes In is I tAlC title aMrachsd," F*sr poiitd, Wel yes am SAN DILGO (UPI) — I '* by PMi *iM I -Ir Rratiss fee is $1$ or first In this swimming weeekeocbsdoMMthe Plttebwj, med wiatly hi Wear, "We seemed to be ga ag Miy," edt TMaa 4th by Cosysli, who leek over as heed Tolls' let is Ø As per 11y. The fee ' 1 idss easidia dam pee am their SM meeting this USING dwalill. That worewedon? bsaferth after the ember- coach ci lbS An Dlsj AdMWW I... Iii In will ISsuance, shirt 11111111 and cap. aflpesleittheb*,'the.. .*sslsr,wmopligpit by a Oct. 30 Foutas?Bittheygolid*up. rwpp4 "We should zitad C,gars ss ve We. the V117 with the IndIvidual YosuipW il,*I4is setesam assi'lMid with ether; a nih of Internal pnhiema Iruley's ..rvti. titi the In the pram, we W- 11" a.prg rpb,4',mmey." 191$ .— p4 p it' -at $a,tug shiuld b1W puns to it Is u to We t.g.ther vim, .1 the NFC .&-.--I-- edi 1h a we hit, all peer ft IWuthecerit*psWe. pshdadSM——' curl LI the ai* may áie 'MMi . I p4 lb ç r,-ect'W' * Mip game bMwm Dales ad oiulda'lcsmeat a better t. to laid Mugastle I.— ue — farm.,. Tampa $y 9. adempl,e,in aup a CI.a.sars sai _______ ___ ulvesaamitthetL'sodI.. - LusAngaIshiv 3eslXfll. We raft 96 b ssterewdsverts I -- --. - - .4 - - --- -- - - - --- - - -. -- _ 1 - -- - ' PreeiMmisaeo.ur,. 0. -. r — - a e- Duke Swimmers Charged With Theft Of Sheets ST. PETERSBURG (UP!) — Two Duke University swimmers were charged Friday with burglary in the theft of two bedsheets from a motel linen closet they alleged broke open during a party Thursday night. Released on their own recognizance were George Steinhouse, 20, of Ventura, Calif., and Richard Hrabchak, 19, of Watertown, N.Y. Both returned to North Carolina. Police spokesman Bill Doniel said Duke swimming coach Robert Thompson was reached at Tampa International Airport where he was waiting for a plane. He said Thompson was upset and said he would check with the coaches of the six other teams represented in the swimming meet to see if they could find any motel linens. Southern Reaches Finale LAKELAND (UP!) — Host team Florida Southern, (6-4), and Northern Iowa, (8-4), square off tonight in the championship basketball game of the Florida Southern Festival. West Chester State of Pennsylvania, (18), and Manhattanville of New York, (8-5), meet earlier in the consolation game. Florida Southern, paced by Drew Tucker's 26 points, rallied in the second half Friday night to top West Chester State, 78-72. The host Moccasins used a full court press to blunt a closing rally by West Chester State's Dave Jungers, who bucketed 35 points. In the tourney's opening game, Northern Iowa defeated Manhattanville, 48-40, in a ball control battle. ' PORTLAND, Ore. (UP!) —Bill Walton allstar center for the Portland Trail Blazers and still under contract to them, says his injured foot is rapidly improving and he expects to play in the NBA this ye'ar, but he doesn't know where. Walton, who has indicated he wants to be traded to San Diego or Golden State, made the statements in a radio interview Thursday night on station KYX!. "I hope to play this year," he. "I don't know when. My foot Is getting better ... I have no timetable." Moore Ponders Offer - i spauca csai ran Wr$ IQII ii, TIPPING NAME OF BOARD __ GAME Smith S. rltton is, Whielir 3. HoerdI,Moor, 0,Nelson0,Fomsy .0. Williams 01 Totals I? 17-n 51. __ HiraM PMON W Tam VISCIss OlIlmor 2. WhItney S. Thomas 11,. West Favored In Shrine, McCray is, NeimsI. lutler 10, WILLIE NELMS (44) FIGHTS FOR 8118 REBOUND 12.11lson 5timb, Hanson 13, Louge 2, Lemon 2. Totals 30 STANFoRD, Calif. (UP!) — About 60 pro scouts will be on . SPORTS IN BRIEF Walton Eyes His Return outrebounded them, and waited for shots closer into .. . '. . .,%. 1. "w. f J . ,p. The Seminole victory was Its fourth in the last five games, miking it 74 overall. won the game inside," said Seminole coach Bill Payne. "ReggleButler, Bruce McCray, David Thomas and Willie Nelms were the ones who turned It for us. We limply I. .: .. .. .10 .. , . . . - - Orange and Lyman being gwaiid down by Mainland, IS. I Sunday, Jan. 7, 1979-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . a- . 1811118 .•• ----'— — — . — 4- a. . — LINCOLN, Neb. (UP!) — Jerry Moore, an assistant football coach at the University of Nebraska for six years, Thursday said he has been offered the head coaching job at North Texas State. Moore said he had been contacted while the team was in Miami for the Orange Bowl, but added he was not ready to make an Immediate decision. The North Texas post opened after Hayden Fry resigned to become coach at the University of Iowa. Mahfouz Steps Down LITFLE ROCK (UP!) — Happy Mahfouz, athletic director and head basketball coach at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock, said Friday he will relinquish his coaching duties effective March 1. Mahfouz, 47, who had a 130-157 record entering his 12th season this year at Little Rock, said he plans to devote more time to developing all sports as athletic director. A new coach will be named In time to conduct . recruiting next year. They Pic k. U p Racquet At Three An interested reade'?'wrote to ask "at what age should I start my child in tennis lessons?" Tennis This isa question lam often asked and. indeed, is one ofgreat concern to many parents. In looking for answers this past week, I talked to several area pros and found some valuable information in various tennis publications. The following Is a general sum- mary, and hopefully It will be helpful to parents of aspiring players. Most experts believe that the sooner a child can get started In tennis or any other sport for that matter) the better. If a child Is Introduced to tennis on an adaptive level they can begin as early as three or four. By starting on an adaptive level I mean to shorten the racket, lower the net, decrease the size of the court, etc. etc. Many pros in working with the very young players only use the service boxes for teaching the youngsters. This cuts the court size in half. One pro pointed out that actually being on a court and using tennis rackets and tennis balls is not really necessary at this age. In fact it could be harmful. Success comes slowly at this age. It is so hard for the young players to get the ball over the net with any power or control. Lack of success In this area migh disappoint the child to the point of acquiring a dislike of the game. Any game involving running, throwing and catching is great in TOKYO (UP!) — Japan's home run-king Sadaharu Oh said Friday he has signed to play for the Yomiurl Giants of the Central Baseball League for the 21st straight season In 1979. Oh, 38-year-old first baseman whose career home run total is 805, is Japan's highest-paid pro baseball player. His annual pay for this year was estimated at $405,235, up 6 percent over last year. Whltehurst Under Knife GREEN BAY, Win. (UP!) — Surgery on the left shoulder of Green. Bay. Packer quarterback Davis Whltehwst Friday went well, Dr. James W. Nellen says. Nellen said the operation would prevent the shoulder from slipping out of pint, which happened to the Packers' starting quarterback three times during the 1978 seam. WIdm ark To Oregon EUGENE, Ore. (UP!) —Former San Diego Charger Erik Wldinark was named Frlday.as an assistant offensive coach at the University of Oregon. Widinark, 31, whose Pasadena (Calif.) Community College teem won the Potato Bowl over College of the Sequoias, played as $ wIde receiver for the Chargers for two seasons. top. Daily practice and private lessons are a must. Then, who knows, maybe Sanford will produce an Evert or Borg. Anyone ?2 I SCC men's and women's teams should both have their finest campaigns in school history. The women have six or seven .so1id players and will be one of the deepest team: in the state. The men, By LARRY CASTLE 11 *" 41 with the addition of two boys from England second team, will have a solid lineup with no real weakness. the development of early tennis skills. Any type activity that involves eye and hand coordination good. It should be something that fun and something that the child can have success at. No great demands should be made on the child to excell, enough of that type pressure will unfortunately come later. One good lead-up activity is a game involving balloons and fly swatters. You simply hit the balloon back and forth to each other with the fly swatter. It is easy for a very young person and is fun. As the child gets older and stronger more and more time can be spent on the court. Private lessons should start by about six to eight, depending on the size and strength of the player. Also, if the player ever hopes to be really tops in the tennis field, PLAYER PROFILE: This week's player of the week is Karen Louwsma. Karen is presently the No. I player on the SCC women's team and is a former star player for Seminole High. Karen is a physically strong player with good volleys and fine backhand ground strokes. is very is TIP OF THE WEEK: Be certain to warm up properly before each match or practice session. Too many of us hit five or six balls and then start playing. Take five minutes to stretch all muscles and get the kinks out. Warm up a few minutes using all strokes and take at least 10-15 practice serves. Your game will be better and you'll cut down the risk of injury. Pacers ' Rangers Halt Offense 76ers Deadly By United Press Intemnatloaal The struggling Indiana '1, ______ Pacers 'humbled the proud Philadelphia 76ers, 123-96, Friday night in Indian apolis. Maybe the Sixers were too busy planning their assault on the Washington Bullets' halfgame edge over them in Ow Atlantic Division or thinking about their meeting with the " ' -- :' -. - ' - . -. 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But, the Rangers defeated the Canucks, 64. And while Shero was understandably pleased with the win, he was not surprised at t he Rangers' sudden burst of offense. 'We've been moving the puck well all year," Shero said. "We're pessing pretty good now. Sometimes, though, the opposition has something to do with it, you know." The win gave the Rangers sole possession of second place in the Patrick Division with 48 points. They trail the first-place New York Islanders by nine. The Rangers were led by Ulf Nilsson, who registered his first Nh. hat trick. But beneath his outward excitement, he was concerned about the team's penchant for letting down after grabbing a big lead. "Fm not totally thrilled with the way the team 's playing," Nilsson said. "We're not playing consistently; we're giving up too many goals. It's ridiculous giving up all those goals at the end like we did tonight." The 28-year-old center re(erred to three goals the Canucks scored In the last six minutes, Including two In the last 1:01, resulting from Ranger Houston 20 16 556 Atlanta 20 19 5 1 3 1 Clevelnd IS 22 105 8 New Orins I) 77 325 DetroIt 12 27 300 12 Western Conference Midwest Division w L Pct. GB Kan City 72 IS 595 Denver 19 70 187 4 Chicago 16 23 110 7 defensive miscues. Milwauke 16 26 381 8' Indiana 13 71 351 9 Flames 3, Penguins 3: Pacific Division W L Pct. GB Third-period goals by David Seattle 71 II 632 Shand and Eric Vail enabled Phoenix 25 IS 625 ', Atlanta to tie Pittsburgh. Los Ang 21 IS .615 Golden St. 21 II 538 3' Portland 19 17 528 4 Brulns 5, Rockies 3: San Diego 1? 27 163 6'i Wayne Cashman scored with Friday's Results four minutes left to put Boston San Antonio HO, N.J. 101 Washington 101, Phoenix 91 ahead, 4-3, and Peter McNab Chicago 124. Milwaukee 119 followed with an empty-net Indiana 173, Philadelphia 96 goal, his second of the game, to Atlanta 109, Houston 106 Golden State 113, Boston 98 provide an insurance score for Portland 95, Detroit 96 the Bruins, leaders of the Denver 95, seattle 92 Adain.s Division. Saturday's Games c.sn Antonio at iJ..,, Vn Phoenix at Philadelphia Washinglon at Atlanta Los Angeles at Houston Cleveland at New Orleans Boston at Denver Indiana at Kansas City San Diego at Milwaukee P Warner 72 Orlando Luther Q(4-4)3I.Ii;T(4-44)l50.4i.Tim. Palatka 60 Flagler Palm Coast 56 Interlachen an Daytona Lopez i 31.4$. Ft.Pierc, Central 74 Boca Raton 40 kcs.lSace,ls,C: 1 Thelma J. 7.50 5.00 340 Gvacsville 40 Chiplsy Si I Campus Eva 3.50 2.40 Ocala Vanguard 67 Ocala Forest 50 2 SIne Crash 2.20 Hollywood Hills 44 S. Plantation 59 0(I4)$0.01P(1.$33740,y(14. Hallandalell Miramar 69 Drew. tires-game 111111111411 *0111111. Pro FRIDAY NIGHT ___ - Midwest III Wslyn 86, Wis P11081 Lincoln 05. C Mo Wooster 86, Rochester 65 Southwest SW Ok. St 72, Oat Rapt 11 SW len 73. E. Cent Ok Ten Sthern 95, Miss Val 63 Ten Mdwstrn 71, SE Okla W. N.M 86. Wsn St 83 First Race, 1-16,D: Hawks 100, Rackets lii: Jack Given. scored points andEddlsJcluieonadded2Q to lead Atlanta over the Rockets (INpite the absence 01 the cirge., who cams — ' " Seventh Race, Is, B: 6 Stream m Train 710 3.60 260 2 Molly A. 600 3.00 ORL*NDO.SEMINOLE and English was excepS Rumor Flash 1,00 LATE THURSDAY (2.4) 10.30; P (4-2) 30.00; T (4.2 tional. This was by far our Tenth Game 5) 5) 244.60. Time 30.50. 6 Manolo 7.20 1.20 4.10 worst loss in a long time." Eighth RaceS 14, C: ZUbI 6.20 60 5, "That was a picture game," S Zarre 2 Bleak 1.20 380 2.10 7.10 6 Proud Gary 1300 5.20 said Coach Bobby "Slick" (34) (a.]) 4.SO, OD I Jet Green 3.00 Leonard. "The execution was ' ' 0 (2.4) 22.40; P (2) 31.00; 1 (20 , Eleventh Game 4) 05.40. Time 3110. perfect. The defense was 4 Olea.Zubl 23.60 30.00 5.20 Ninth Race, $.16, 5: Wehadteameffort.Themental 1 Uri:arJuan 3.60 4.10 I Super Boy 13.60 5.80 S 80 4.00 toughness was there. If 2 Cacho-Enrique Circus Sport 6.00 0 (14) 45.401 P (41)121.30. Philadelphia was off their 6 Shareholder 15.20 Twelfth Game 0(4•I1 61.40: P(4-I) 147.10, T (45game, we made them off." $420 3.60 3 60 1.111.20. TIm e 31.53. 0.20 4.40 English came off the bench to 1 Bilbao-Isidro Tenth Race, 5.14, A: 2 AlavaElorza 1.00 sink 14.of-llshotsfrom the floor O(l.4) 47.00: P (41) 145.40; $ig 4 Brindle Bandit 4.20 1.00 3.60 C. Surfer 3.80 4,40 en route to a game-high 30 (14 with Ii) 575.00. 7 Lamar Scott 3.20 points. His 12 second-period A — 2,2461 Handle 1109,002. 0(3.4)15.20, P (4.3) 32.40; T (4.3. FRIDAY NIGHT points sparked the Pacers to a 71 131.00. Time 31.24. FirstOame Eleventh Race, 5.16, C: 56.44 halftIme lead and they 5 Echano.Urquidi 33.60 7.10 410 1 Wright Emma 3.80 2 .80 2.10 0,60 3.10 kept pouring It on in the second 3 NeguiJavi BOW Dee 910 3 60 4.00 1 Charlie Hustle half as their margin rose to 33 2 .Iose.Beitla 3.20 O (35) 53.60: P (54) 270.40. 0(1 S) 21.60; P (IS) 30.00; T () 5 points. Second Game 7)71.20 . Time 31.55. Indiana hit 55 percent of Its 2 LiquElexpe 0.60 7.10 3.20 Twelfth Race, Is,O: ArelaUrquidl 1.00 4.10 1 Nyan:a shots from the field while 31 EchanoAlberdi 4.60 3.20 2.20 1.10 lm Gone 2.60 2.70 Philadelphia shot only 40 0(13) MN; P (2.1) 07.201 DO 8 Little Pest 2 20 ed 2)107.10. percent. Bantom add 21 Q(IS) 0.20; P (1.5)20.10; 1 (III) points and Jotmny Davis had 19 ZatelsidroThird Game 41.10. Time 20.11. 7.10 1.00 3.20 A - 3.115; Handle $774,47, as the Pacers also outrebound- 23 Negui.Elorza 3.60 2.00 S OguI:a.Baltia ed their guests, 12.48. 5.10 O (2-2) 30.40; P (3-2)07.00. Fourth Game Elsewhere, in a night it close 12.60 6.20 1.50 Tampa Jefferson 73 Chamberlain 65 games, San Antonio topped 21 CaChoJavl OguIza.Peiez 1.20 Crystal River 56 Hudson 10 New Jersey, 110.104, Denver 3 SimonAlberdi 3 . 40 Lakeland $0 Sarasota Riverview 60 Ql124s.w, P (2•1) 1U.00; OD (3. Tampa Plant 61 Tampa Bay Tech 52 shaved Seattle, 96412, WashingTampa Prep 19 Tampa Berkley 2) 02* '-, 104-04, ton downedu_ Prep 11 FIfth Game Atlanta edged Houston, 100'lIS, 4 M.anololsidro 12.20 1.20 5.eo Zephyrhills 50 Dade City-Pasco 41 j.lo 3.40 Brandon 43 Plant City 47 Chicago defeated Milwaukee, 3 Medina.Elorza 1 BilbeoAltu 1.50 Hillsborough SO Leito 76 120-114, Golden State beat Tampa Robinson 61 Tampa King 62 O (3.4) 32.00; P (42)110.40. Boston, 113-OS, and Portland Tampa Catholic 56 Tampa Jesuit 40 Sixth Game a Jose-Echave 12.20 15.00 3.40 Hernando 62 Citrus 16 edged Detroit, 95.95 2 Urlaar.Urquldi 7.20 4.00 Winter Haven 74 Lakeland Kathleen S Albert-AIberdi 5.40 S4 Spue 115, Nets 104: G'viIIe Eastside 75 Lake Weir 49 0 (24) 34.55; P (4-2) 02.10. Cocoa 53 Astronaut II George Gervin scored 34 Seventh Game Satellite 49 Titusville 18 San Antonio, 6 Areta.Elexp. 20.00 4.00 5.60 Melbourne points 53 Merritt Island 41 3 Atdana.Pesez 6.50 4.00 _s.a.j. ._i...,a - i..e_ 8~ WIJCVöV'JSoW IU' 3.00 Rockledge it Palm Bay 55 2 Plta.Urquidi win. 0(34) 40.41: P (4-3)113.40; gig Q Eau Gallie 54 Cocoa Beach 16 Orlando Jones 44 Colonial 59 (24 With 34) 01100. Edgewoler 69 Boone 54 1i,Iffi Game Nuggets IS, Sonics II: 10.50 0.00 6.00 Orlando Evans 75 Gainesville 44 7 AlurIa.Zubi Bobby Wilkemon made a key 5 .sI.Zaie 5.40 3.00 Daytona Seabreeze 16 Lake Howell steal and George McGinnis I Arta-Enrique 3.40 45 Sanford 52 Pt.Orange Spruce Creek Q ($7) 44.401 P (7$) 150.05. sank three 51 Ninth Game final 21 seconds for Denver ina 2 Alava 15.40 540 5.60 St. Cloud 64 Ft.Pierce Carroll 60 7 Arta 10.20 540 Oviedo 54 W. Orange 52 close win over Seattle. 3 Isidro 3.10 Orlando Moore 61 Kislmmee 44 Orlando Oak Ridge 57 Winier Park (2-7) 47.40, P (2.7) 174.40. Bjtj III, 8s 54: Bobby Dandridge tossed In 15 of his 2l points during atluirdquarter rally as Washington downed Ptx)enlL -__ _ ______________________ By United Press International -. -. _______ After co ming off Wednes_________________ day's victory over Montreal, -. -- ! ______ New York Rangers' Coach Fred -. Shero could have been excused If he expected a letdown against the Vancouver Canucks Friday - Pacific Division-leading Phoents Suns Saturday. Or, maybe the Pacers just played better. "I can't imagine IndIana playing any better and us any worse," said Philadelphia Coach Billy Cunningham. "Their whole team played well :,—,- . their Oh Signed By Yomiurl specialization should start. Concentrating on tennis and tennis only as a sports activity is the only way to really make it to the 15 FIRST HOUR . FREE ESTIMATES ON INSTALLATION 3220208 ___________________________________________ PARTS - ADDITIONAL TIME EXTRA - �- They're Too High Now, H. Says OURSELVES Yo rk: No Hike In University Fees Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. 'This Is certainly nothing to be proud of' CHANCELLOR E.T. YORK SemI Sale 9 Psychologists would approve of his manner I of Instruction. He's heavy on positive reinforcemen t. 'Are You For Helpless?' Women's Geared Protection The Auxiliary to the Seminole Medical Society irsponsoring a rape prevention seminar entitled Are You Helpless. at Seminole Memorial Hospital auditorium on Jan. 16, at 7:30 p.m. Law enforcement officers, a pathologist and a movie will be featured in the program which Is designed to instruct women of all ages to protect themselves. For Information can Louise Dotson, 323-4661, or Bettye Smith, 323-0763. Sale 7.50 Rig. $12. Tone-on-tone fancies with long sleeves In a blend of polyester! cotton. Sizes 141/t-17. Short sleeved, reg. $10, Sal. 7.50 -. . Drieiy ORLANDO, (UPI) - Florida's date fees. Your staff does not anticipate any change In Cdw said when It was suggeded that the rec.unmeidatlon be MiinItted at the nod BOR med1n. universities charge graduates higher tuition than 14 the fee structure." ,But In this case, I think netting an arbitrary date The board officially endorsed an earlier decision soothern dates, Qacellor E. T. York said Friday, bold be Inadvisable." to renew as chairman and vice chairman J*es and undergraduate fees rank second The board did agree to boost compensation of two York tentatively Indicated at a meeting of the Gardoer and Jack McGrIff, reapedively. univvinlly ceachie: Coda Kitties of Florida A&)( The BOR did not get. a chance to pick a Board of Regents that no Increase In tuition at date Harold Crosby andBobby Bowdin of Florida State. Kitties, a rplacement for departlngP dent universities was anticipated by BOR staff. coach, was Increased from $17,32 to bs.el*ll of Florida International UflIv.uully. Earlier In the Accerding to the latest available figures, York said, ____ $2113$1 yearly. psiIiqIa1 pH comm day, the board's fees charged In Florida were 60 percent higher than Involved, but board ap proval money wan No date decided against choosing one of five fb'14 for the those at the University of North Carolina, and 110 percent more than those paid at the University of position. Members said they needed more tUne ad was reiired anyway for a $100,000 fund set up by Texas. further Interviews before mibing a recom- Seminole Boosters a football fan club, for howden If he days at FSU 10 more years. He curi4ly Is "And those are considered quality institutions," menthflon. made easier by paid $41,140 annually and has four more years to go usually "Hard isIona are not York said. "This In certainly nothing to be proud of. Regent m on a seven-year contract " M We should resist very strongly any crease In those sitting on them a long time," Rig. $10. Luxurious Ultressa' long sleeve shirt of Dacron • polyester knit. Sizes 141A-17. Short sleeved, reg. $9. Sale 5.75 PWP Sale $9 Seeks Artists Exhibit Works Seminole Community College (SCC) Fine Arts Department is exhibiting works by 35 former SCC art students. The artists' works are reflective of their success in the field In advanced degree Programs, freelance work, advertising, and various avocations. The exhibit includes painting, drawing, sculpture, ceramics, crafts and print making. The show will continue through the month of January and the public is Invited to attend. The art is displayed in the SCC Fine Arts building Monday-Thursday, from 8 a.m.-9 p.m., and Friday 8 a.m.-5 P.M. Sale 7,9 1, 1 9 Rig. $11. Our Lunada short sleeve Is very special with polyester outside, smooth cotton Inside. S-M-L-XL. Long sleeved, reg. $13. Sale Reg. $47. Our own blazer, detailed with flap patch pockets, single needle stitching. Fashion solids in woven polyester for regular, short and long sizes. Sale prices iHscNve thrVAIII1111 Sat., Jan. Mr, Sale 1 3.99 Rig. $15. Matching vest with 5-buttons Is styled with two lower welt pockets. Regular, short and long sizes. SI 4%• Rig. $15. The iCPenney dress slack is tailored in Dacron' polyester with Ban-Rol* waist and flare legs. Solid fashion colors for sizes 28.42. The Jewish Community Center (JCC) in Maltland will present the Annie Russell Theatre Players performing "The Cat In The Hat And Things Like That," a dinner theatre presentation featuring spaghetti dinner with salad and garlic bread at Temple Israel Jan. 21 at 4p.m. The show Is sponsored by the JCC nursery school scholarship fund chaired by ma Porth and Sandy Weiss. For reservations or details call 6455W. Sale4,49 R". Short sleeve S.. POW"/combed cotton shirt has two chest pockets. Assorted solids for SIM,LXL Long sleeved, underwear: Sale 3 for 3.43 Rig. 3for 4.21. Our top quality Fortrel' pOlyester/combed cotton knits. Pick athletic shirts, T-shirts, and briefs with hut-resistant elutic, reinforced stitching for longer wear. Briefs, 28 to 44. Shirts, 34 to 46. Sal, 3 for 4,60. Rig. 3for 195. V-neck shirts sale I for 4.1$. 'Asg.for*.* Mic.Iengh briefs. $.l.3fer4.23 Rig. 3 for 5.29. Boxer shoirits. heavyweight shirts. Sale 4.49 Rig. $4. Plaid Slip Cover Class Opens print flannel shirt is 100% cotton with bias pockets, permansn collar stays, long tuck-in tails. Regular sizes SIM,L,XL I - .l- ' a - . • men's sweaters. Rig. $17. golf sweater Is link, stitch virgin Orion' acrylic knit. With full bell sleeves. Sizes S,M,LPXL. . )n. .. a III!II Norman vviiiner Tops In Tennis And Instructin By JOAN MADISON Herald Correspondent "I am enthiniantic about teaching and hope that I am able to impart that to the class," says Norman Wiliner of Altamonte Springs. And he does. WHiner, who teaches tennis at the Altainonte Springs Recreation Department, is the number Re,. lii. Yarn.dyed plsidssowuponpoly. ester/nylon shirt with sho,t-s$eeves.Slzes SIIIL.XL Log sleeved 90 .' Bill ad Didda Schr adsr '. of 1410 Barbados 11ve., Wiaward Square returned this week after spending the holida a with her family __ in R.ykjavlk " This vu a special idmss trip. I loved It," said Didda, a native kelad,. "ft had bees 1$ years since Ihad ,spsnt aditmas there, she 4 Tbs1'adsrsw1vdon Opc.$,whicbwasxarltss kdttIr, Diddes aeSbsVs7Ithtbdayand huaaltra- ofli,."Bin thit '1rS in as - wmw -to Iselaw Ilea Reseal in- fl J 1dhW 'I,, WINTUPARIMALL 4*4 PA his ability to Impart his knowledge to anyone wanting to learn the sport he loves so much. This he does with such an expertise Wt he Is rapidly becoming the "talk of the town." Although that's not really his style. . "I'm kind of a low profile person," says the tall, slender, tanned pro, who sports a reddish beard sprinkled with grey. Norman Whiner, WiUner, who was in. troduced to the game at 13 when "my mother bought me a series of 10 lessons from a pro" played In his first International trophy competition - the Gordon Cup - at Lake Placid, -• N. t.achlng ', '' vld.nc .d by his - enthusiasm on th. courts - - . whir. - -. after scheduled ., ' ••'••w proper '". racket position for believable experience. It's mod significant when ydu are representing your country," says the native of Los Angeles, Calif., who began his professional career as an assistant at the Bevery Hills Racquet Club. h. remains long shows serving. sound so high, but it took a long time and a lot of hard work." Wiliner's love for teaching is evidenced by his enthusiasm on the 'Communication N.Y., in August. There he won all his matches In what he describes as "an un- r'-.'- whos. love of Herald PMts by Joan Madison WhINER DEMONSTRATES FOREHAND DRIVE .1• .. ... - c MNPOIDPIIAZ* one tennis player in the date In doubles and the fifth In singles. Nationally, he's ranked seventh In doubles and 23rd in singles. He also holds pretty high ratings locally in the hearts of those students he has taught since September when he began teaching at the recreation department. Not only is Wiliner tops In his field, but he is gifted in with the students in class is Important. You don 't have to be a great player.' This Is the third year that WHiner and his doubles partner, Roger Pharr of Orlando, have been number one In Florida. "Pharr and I got to the semifinals in the national grass tournament in Philadelphia, and that result, along with being number one in Florida we were undefeated the entire year -that together with the semifinals gave us No.? in the cuntry. That was very gratifying," he reveals. On being rated 23rd In country in age division 45, WHiner, who is also a nationally ranked chess player, says, "23 doesn't courts where he remains long after scheduled lessons are over, offering continued instruction and encouragement. . "Conununlcation with the students In class IS important," he Informs. "You don't have to be a great player. "To be a good teacher you have to have an analytical eye and see what they are doing wrong, and be able to demonstrate that to the student," he informs. Psychologists would approve of his manner of Instruction. He's heavy on positive reinforcement. is - Former Icelander as PL - Rc)ots Do wn %AMM A AG p S : he instructs, he keys in on what the student is doing just right, and offers enthuslastic praise. The students know they have succeeded when they hear, "THAT was just right!" or "THAT was perfect." Likewise, when WIliner's working on a particular skill, he persists patiently- unt il the ski ll is mastered, or at least done correctly, before moving on to the next student. His praise is genuine and sincere. Although WHiner advises starting children in tennis "at an average of eight ?? years of age" because before that age they do not have the physical strength and endurance, he apparently enjoys teaching his eager-to-learn six-yearold daughter. He'll be starting a new series of classes for children at 5 p.m. on Jan. 8 at the Altamonte Springs Recreation Department. Women will be taught at 6 p.m. and the class instruction for men begins at 7p.m. The beginning classes are offered free of charge to residents of Altamonte Springs who are holders of recreation department cards. What a way to start the new year! off In And Around Casselberry • : . BeginnIng Jan. 24, Seminole Community College (SCC) will offer a class In making slip covers for furniture. Techniques to be taught include: selecting fabric, pinning fabric. blnnIn welts in seams, "A Patterns, measuring for skirts, pt*tlng-le-àppers and covering cushions. Classes will meet on Wednesday from 7-10 p.m., for 10 weeks. Cost for the course Is $10.00. For more Information can 323-1450, ext. 226, 25% to 28% off SaleV-neck 12.99 . in on what the student is doing just right, lessons are over, rig. 4.50 sale 4.5* 20% off keys and offers enthusiastic praise. Benefit Play Scheduled Sale 10. 99 . 23% to 33% off He Single Parents The DeLand-Sanford Chapter of Parents Without Partners (PWP) is planning an orientation for prospective members at the Florida Power & Light Co., 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford on Jan. 12. All single parents in the Sanford area are invited to attend. Ms. Opal Shaw, orientation chairman, will explain the purpose, benefits and functions of PWP. Call Mike Rowell, 322-4655, for further information. Rig. $12. Long sleeved shirt of polyester/Pima cotton is single-needle tailored In fashion solids. Sizes 141A-17. Short sleeved, reg. $10, Sale 7.50 Save 25% on men's coordinates. Sale 34.99 Sund.y, Jan. 7, 17-1B VA 1 left *1 asses with #a . AbSy takes ber'a tb'd 1t . "In Iceland we are barn lIberatedI," DIdds ex. do Ibis can cam a few raised eyebrows in forelp_ cuntea for married Icelai when traveling, so now the comiry begt-g to lid the hasbsnd's led rate on -L. "Evermeg closes dews AM they celebrate (idm for fear $chndsr saiL "The 'antilles go to Christmas Mass early In the evening, decorate their tress and open presents on CId. ma. Eve," he said. (nas day people day bm ad on do day after rnryae goes visiting to family and on dths1as traditless thai Didda ahered In while she was there was making wed, this cakes which are ceokadisoll and decorated. Gusts are always served bet u ad eeñlw - - H w-w "Florida is my home now,.J've put down roots. We had a perfect Qiridman, but the best part of traveling Is coming back home," she stressed. MELINDA EDMIrM "Bill tried every Icelandic dish," said Didda. "He had the salted lamb and spik pie seep ad even sheep's bead. To prepare the sheep's head for cooking, it Is burned, frosen, thawed, soaked and than scraped. "Mod foreigners won't touch it, but he loved It. He ato everything bet the eye. Even I don't eat the eye," she added. "I Wes aVOW trip, but! foad*Iauerwaettogo OnNO K at chrilliomas a salebw am wasn't prepared for the des F. weitber, a1thIIsuimf, this tkes of year. "After livingladakul yeuru In Phiride I naidal take the aW wA"&9z@ K Mr. and Mrs. James (flora) Mack of Fern Park, spent the holidays with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Mack In Akron, Ohio. Jane and Carey Trice and eon, MIchael, 5, of 007 Swallow Drive, enjoyed three days In Barnsvllle, Ga., where they visited with Carey's pareds, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Trice and old friends. The ladles who live on QI1M*t Drive make it a psidtogdtcg.thsr once a 7w for a coffee to meet their new neighbors and see old friende This year Cli,, Wr held the holiday soclalat bar hemsM11l3Qispi Drive. Sarah Hodsan, Slwb Koebse, and linde f Wetto were the honored new neighbors, who attended along with 12 other ladles. Rita and Terry Downs No their sans, Doug and Gary of 4 Mark David Road spent Christmas week In Memphis, Tom., visiting his parents and her brother and eider. "We had agreat time. It was cold there, but no snow, so the kids were dlssppoided about that," she said of their trip. "I was shocked," said Sheryl TUnIS of 535 N. Winter Park Drive of her reaction to her brother's surprise visit. Rick, who Is from Berkley Heights, N. J., enjoyed our warm Florida sunshine. Master Matthew Day Buchonan, Uett son David And Marilye Sue Buchanan of 15300 Univar4y Blvd., mab his debit Sudsy at his dwideidng at Coevnwly United Mdlmdld Church of Casaelberry. He was dressed in a suit complete with a blue velvet tie, a gift from his grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank George Messick of 41 Hibiscus Road, who along with his aunt Patricia Messick were present for the baptism ceremony presided over by Rev. Arthur Padgett and assisted by Rev. Walter Reid. Also baptized Sunday WAR Jennifer Elizabeth Estes, two-month-old daughter of MC and Mr.. Kevin Eden of Nellie Air Force Base, Nov. Airman Estes is formerly from Longwood, while Mrs. Estes is from Orlando. comucting the baptism at St James Cathedral in Orlando, was Fr. Bill - Zem were Was Use Drake and Charles Drab., maternal aunt and uncle of the idw. Witnessing the event were the materna grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. cifr - - 1a -- - on a Daniel Drake, maternal great.granparents, Mr. and Mrs. James 0. [ott and Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Drake and great-great aunt, Mrs. Pearl Wolfe, all of Orando; and paternal grandmother, Mrs. Donna Estes, of Longwood; Paternal uncles and aunts, T-Sgt. and Mrs. Tracy E. Eden of Langley Air Force Base, Va., Donna Lynne Eden and John Edus of Longwood, and cousins, Christina, Kathryn and Elizabeth Estee of Langley Air Force Base, Va. and friend of the family, Mitchell Peavey of [ongwood. A baptism celebration was held Sunday evening at the Drake home on Muriel Avenue, Orlando. There Is one 10-year-old boy, who misses his grandpa very much. "I was very sorry to an him go," Mid Hobble Perry about George NWAMA who has ratigued to his hams In Alexandria, Va. "When he washirew, wsntto "[4111. 560", roller skating and - shopping at the mall". Grandpa Simmons stayed with Rabble's parents, Sandy and Richard Perry of 138 Benwick Way. The family went to St. Petersburg on Christmas Eve where they ate dinner with Grandma Juanita Perry and Aunt Sherry and Uncle Tom Young. While here Simmons visited his daughter and son.In-law, Diane and Rick Compton. of Orlando and Grandpeon Ricky. Stan and Sue Russell ap children are pleased to have her parents "snowbirds" Eleanor and, Ivan RigMmy.r of Oneida, N. V. down to spend the winter with them. "We've been watching the weather and see all the snow they've been having up there and we're so glad Wit down here with us. Lad year Ivan, who Is in his 7ts the roof while shoveling snow and fortunately fell Into a snowbank and wasn't Injured," said Stan. fell off 4 �-, ,•w--•--- r •- - ---------•:-----2-Evening He rald, Sanford, E 1-- - -. - - - --------..------ ... - - - ---- - Sunday, Jan.?, im Fl. Dorrington Vows xch anr %4 w } DEAR ABBY: This may \ mty,gIttasjrrjed Deborah nington ere married Dec. 30, at St. Am's CAtholic Church, DeBary. Father James F. Edwards performed the noon double ring nuptials. The bride lathe daughter of Mrs. Jackie Davidson, 217 Lucerne Drive, DeBary. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Lawrence Dorrington, 5117 Viking Drive, Houston, Texas. Given in marriage by her brother, Robert Stroud, the bride chose for her vows a formal white fashioned along the empire silhouette. Reernbroldered lace ap embellished the oval neckline, yoke and cuffs of the full Bishop sleeves. The softly gathered skirt cascaded into a lace4rtmmed cathedral train. . Dear and mend her pliques . / \4• j. '. ' ". ,', . , MR. AND MRS. DENNIS w 4L')s''\ 50 ,. /o i n s. ___ Girls'underwear 2.87 say J. DORRINGTON tAr " 11 Rog. 3for 33. Rosebud print sleeveless FUfl1IIUII available at Winter Park only vest Is polyester/combed cotton knit. Sizes 4tol4. \ rlghtlntheeyeandtellyoushe Ct Q f#r S 1 91 \ Sale Reg. 3 __ rails, stabilizer bars. Wood/ In And Around Winter Springs What Would You W I* sh Come True iir g 19790 9 Rog. 16-88. Crib mattress features 70-coil construction with laminated vinyl cover. Red or blue prints. - ifl Marla Reg. 17.88. High chair has chrome plated tubular steel '' S r Il I S - frame. plastic tray and footrest, padded vinyl seat and back. Folds for storage. I The slate Is clean. A new year ., of Sheosh, are entertaining time). He did and the red Is Crowley of Russellville, Ark. has begun. It is ours to do what ' Grace and Erwin Froelick from history. I also am going to Born In Ft Smith, Ark., the bride-elect Is the granddaughter of NANCY we will with the next 365 days, Glenview, M. for two weeks, college. Every course I take i Mr. and Mrs. George Judkins of Atkins, Ark., and Mr. and Mrs. (give or take a few). Grace Is a profeanlonal singer- arnfucinated with. I Thomas E. Flurry of Delaware, Ark. Her paternal great g If you had one wish, just one, WIUterSPrP , pianist. She plays In a club In with youn ger people. I study psreda are Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Wurd Sr. of Paris, Ark. Correspondent., that was guaranteed to Qdcago just for the joy of it. u grades tttrougI1 fl71735 " true In 1179, what would YOU 11,and was graduatedfroinDprdan.Ij.Hjghschooi, Dardanelle, This Is the first visit not J lbS Iflterutlflg aspect wish for? I asked a few psreits Froelichi have paid to Ark, in 1975. She Is a lP76admlnldraUv, secretarial graduate of dOry is that th has only been of the country. Grace gj and their offsprings that some Capital Qty Business College. She Is employed as n1itant adslnglng for six years.sheaaId, want tomeve hem so badly. My question. mlnldratorat Legacy todge,Russellville. or to a I am 48. At age 42, after husband is looki Born In Russellville, her fiance is the grandson of Mrs. Dona MY folks out to dinner ng around for a ldTUIIdC1dodto home for s. I love Debbie Weaver, 18, said, place like Disney" His older Murphreeof Fort Smith, Ark. HeIsal5 graduate of Russellville it here" "Make every other wish I brother, Steve, 15, replied,, 66to fulfill my fantasy. I walked irto High School and was graduated from Arkansas Tech university It looks like Chicago is going wished for come true!" Her go steady with Mary Ann a club and asked the rnanagerlf to lose a "terrific tai,it" ,i In 1170. He is self employed In advertising. twin sister, Diana said, "that Meadows!" Their mom, In would like to hire a teflifiC Flo.M wi gain a talented and Th. wedding will be an event 01 Feb. 18, at 2p.m., at the First ll (which I wasn't at the chinning couple. my bank statement and my car Eleanor stated, "a new van to United Methodist Church, Russellville. / dbestralghtened out just take strip home (Mass. -.. Sale 1 3,41 ve a I I U • /5 / (I ' ,41 Sale 16 sal __________________________________________ LouIae,toR. Edward Qowley,son of Mr. and Mrs. w.w, . - Dixon-Crowley Mrs. Evelyn M. Dixon of Sanford, and Henry M. Dixon of Delaware, Ark., announce the engagement of .. 6 . S 11 construction. Choose pine or enamel finish. a 4 to 14. ___ 6 S le 12 ,66 for q 56 25 . Rog. $75. Four-drawer chest is sturdy wood/wood products wood products construction, o 8 U9. Rosebud print panty is polyester/combed cotton knit. Sizes \ . SI . Rog. $90. Double drop side crib has spindle trim. teething f r 2. 7 ' le a Rog. 3for 2.39. All cotton panties come In pretty pastel prints. Sizes 210 16. ' rn 4 " ' - was After A we"1111111 trip to Disney World and New Orleans, the newlyweds will make their home In Houston where Um bridegrom Is equipment South este v.0 .... Co. The bride Is a former employee In the Evening Herald. or •. by the Are Engagement nosegay - b only look Usher- \ ?' a doesn't -. S ' SIus4tol2. Abby she' - . Is kni t. N G and his wife bow A lace cameo cap secured her elbow length, lacetrimmed tiered veil of Imported Illusion. e carried a cLicade of white carnations, and gunburd mums in. tersperesed with red baby's breath and showered with ribbons. Sleeveless vest children? ,, ,_.-, sl. 3for3. potyes.com Jan. 7, 138 Get the basics L In ways. I I r Cotton Popcorn stitch Pastels. Sizes 4 to 14. and resume cigar smok1ng or not at RAN Y and fouir children who are from DEAR ABBY: We have a DEAR GRANNY: Readers 8 to 15 years old. I seldom see themselves In my friend who has many fizi I have SUIt the ChIIdrUI exothers, qualities. She has a heart as big column-they see pemlvegifts on their bfrthdays, your ion? aa she ls. For instance, if wears Whit about 011'IstIflu, Easter, as well as t They're his children, too Why called out 01 town, or If some from my travels. Would you motherwrltten thank-you shouldn't he share the emergency comes up, she's the believe that I have NEVER am resentful and huit My resPemiblilty of helping his one who takes our children-.received a personal thank-you grandchildren are capable of children cultivate good habits? and gladly. I can't begin to tell note from you all nice things this Tell your son any of my grand- writing their own letters and should do so. My daugMer-in- you feel about their children's woman has done, expecting Oh, I get a "thank-you," but It law Is a lovely person, always proxy thank.yous. And It nothing in return. But, Abby, Is always written by doing for others In her volim- woulda't hurt to tell the kids, does she lie! mother, who U If you compliment her on her tear work, but she Is failing In like, "BillyIstoobusy to write, her duty to teach her children 33, dress, ll the made i DEAR ABBY: I'm so I am thanking you for your own a i machine and irnIvce of divorced (no kids), attractive, (She thoughiful gift, etc., etc..." and I'd like to quit working and she can't sew a ditch!) Also, nersii"iliis regard. Every time I get one of these see marry a man who can take good she will serve canned, frozen or Perhaps careo( me. (Pleue,nolectures carried-in food and you on"where'syorprlde?"Iwas marriod for nine yearb to a guy made It from scratch. a So, Dear Abby, what do you who was allergic to worL I took care of him that time, and do about a friend who lies? now I'd like to be on the other HERFRIENDS end 01 that kind of deal.) IN TEXAS DEAR FRIENDS: Nothing. I'm dating a 52-year-old man - who wards to marry me. He Love bettor her good dlUalttlei qualifies in every respect. (He and ddp the rest i CONFIDENTLQ TO A-L has Money anddoesn't mind spendinig it.) There are only two IN BEVERLY HITI A. To pat it thIngswrongwlth hirn.Hehasa succinctly: PsychoanalysIs Is * vu . potbelly-which really turns confession without absolutlos. 'IrIIjg LPI4%J4' If You put off writing letters me off. And he smokes cigars. because you don't know what to (About 10 a day). Would it be a mistake for me say, get Abby booklet, 'How to tell him I'll marry him If he to Write Letters for sU gets rid of the potbelly and Occasions." Send $1 and a long. stamped (28 centsy self. cigars? MIDGE addressed envelope to Abby: DEAR MIDGE Yes, if be l32 Lasky Drive, Beverly Hills, .: w to agree to lose the pot. Calif. 212. I gown ____ I I Evening Herald,Sujford, ___________________________ Sale 3 for 2.23 panty this in your column (which I belly and give up the dgars, know she reads ln the Chicago you'd have noguarantee that h Tribwie), she would get the hint wouldn't develop another pet _____________ meforalo(Tgflme.Myon]yaon Charlotte Newe attended ft bride as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Cecelia C4rw, Rine BonneH &W Charlotte Carpenter. They or cranberry red gowns with sprays 01 baby's breath th their hair. Each carried a of red attd White CitTlItICIlL Donald Dean Dorrthgton served as best man. groornamen were Donald Dorrington, Ray Brothton, Elton Reed and Scott Dorringtm. They wol white suits with red ruffled shirts. Melody Ann Bonnell was the flower girl. Scott Dorrington was ring bearer. Following bride's Mother ciiciiwu at a reception at her bome when a champagne luncheon - This May Seem Petty, But.. PUIGranny Wants ' Thank You, ' Deborah Stroud D.J. - I Reg. 21.88. Mesh playpen has chrome plated tubular steel frame printed vinyl pad 36 square. Folds for storage. / S " L . ' F II Fashions ' Their mother, Carrie said, with John Booth, 15, put it simply diabetes." when he said, "To be 18." I V ene S 4 t(&Tc rrccrc if : • SWEATERS - - Cal. USA (Rd.) Josoph and MariEllonwdPlricklion Julia Badger of 8w.ss' Geks, as r'7-r'r DELAND, FLORIDA ANTIQUES SHOW"S.4LE To be _____ Mild Al DELAND ARMORY ..71979 I FRtDA',SATLRDAY&MJN1)AY. JAN. 6 HOURS: : lag Dm Ci- of Annals and Tom Jleld 01 'Ida Porn flOW Camp La June , N.C. Canlfleidlsarstw'edMsslne major. H. eidstid the Viot Nam condlidasasargssd and wascommlndonsdtofiflthe position of Limited Duly Otflcer, for t1*da'Mlensofth. t1I S " war "H. did athanoutstandiag • •S•S 1"s,0'aidift. OVER 20 VIIIL EXPERIENCE mt owl" up v i V Call SAMPOO 333-a" 34 HIS AN$. 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S Ladies' Shoes 20 to 40% off YOU'VE DavldSnall,13, said, "Isorta wandabout, lik,,$eoototak. / ______ LIFESTRIDE Schedu e PHILIPS Sale 5.24 1 Kimberly Mitchell. 12, saId, Happy birthday to Robin .1. "Gee thats hard one, I guess I Smith, who celebrated her would like toloosea lotof sweetsixteens birthday on Jan. U• l Of 3. weight. Sunday. Jan 14, from 1 to 9 Kimberly's fl There will be an antique ALL SALES pm., there will be a cancer, Evelyn said they wwo so auction M Jan. 9, from 5 to 11 sold, "To move to Orlando." Happy birthday to Mary FINAL MARMA excited about bWq in Florwa Pm Mw auction in beft bold Downing, who will be 14 on Jan. berafit at VFW Post IM &W NO REFUNDS WA11T Ledies' Ausillary. Rociplat of that Monday Buddy and at VFW post gW and Ladies, BmWa Kimball, 14, replied, 18. NO EXCHAN the event will be Mota BwguL Longwood --...hblp Make Gum less for. Auxiliary on AR427. 1% public ft is the secretary to midn'tM She U~ added is invited to & On fia Who Laxk IPA wit Is", a special Note tunate people, like the 9. FIRST jT. 111:11"71110 Longwood Am Chamber of physically handicapped and HappyBirthdaytomydaughter SANFORD. PH. 332.X24 thatthe water tOMPK11111M W88 knowsb you W& 'am RW a mentallyfla retarded Mom better." Staff 8gL Soo Rogm Included In your U donation Guem colnhlig down from wt$ becwse ajt onJ Ruby, s anS. y' Is a meatloaf dinner and Louisville, that would siem hoppyroturm enough moilisy to Maim ft continuous entertainment. I family. Buddy, Pam IAs bope our wsww and four. wwrL ha ppy." whole world HERE TO TEACH YOU EVERYTHING Couunderstand son,Jason.T,av.u1ng warn*upforthedwstjof • The Seminole O nty feYxprisNa AI& with the Harts are Tommy their niostthlongstay. Dawn Eastham, 15, an. ALWAYS WANTED swend,11... to stairt my singirig mittee will hold a regularly Very women who us No career." Her mother, my sechomw M"N on Jan. II sscpontivetooircosnmunity, I TO KNOW ABOUT stated, " to °fdsbil" uqi, Iosgwood. 1 - • SPO RTSWEAR In And Around Longwood flC er ..' '•'.-' - ORLANDO DOWNTOWN . OppUfte Watt Thur.&Ut.9:30A.AL4 P.ht WINTER PARK MALL Ln Road M:Vu l" San A.M.-9 P.m. S �- !ONDIE 4$—Evening HiiiId, Sanford, F). I WW NW u HCNEY, S.rdsy,Jan.i, im vusO 'Ti by Chic VoUflg j HESHSSOC UR SOCK DRAWER • .,,. , , ' 40 Female saint Answer to Previous Puzzle (abbr.) *p ICC 1 Jane Austen 41 In step (abbr.) FTe1 OH •iNI A * 42Enn title ion*il 5 Spain and 43 Strike tightly 0T 0 45 Ship part Portugal • ,_ 47 River arm _ 11 Poet T.S. 1 I P_1 I 50 Not so much _o i 51 Canonized 12 Insect A_N i N_ A 0 1 1 woman (Fr) 13 Authoress N_i a 52 Master of Ferber s 15 A Ceremonies L 16 i _i S I _S L $ T 14 The best s: P_I _N 1 z I I within record 53 Jubilant 54 Words (Fr) a u T I. A N 0 A f I' (comp wd) fS , K N I 15 Builder DOWN 17 Avoirdupois 16 Homeric epic 31 Fizzing weight sounds 1 Earliest born 20 Heighten 18 Soar 2 Chopped most 22 Before (prefix) 38 Worn away 19 Club fees dish 23 Baseballer 39 Skin tumor 21 Select 3 Protective Williams 41 Deluge 24 Acqire ditch 25 Cush's father 42 Select 25 Psalm 4 Close to 26 Summer time 44 Close relative 26 Tough 5 Sick (abbr.) 46 Patron saint 27 Auxilisry verb 6 F asteners 27 Hand of sailors 28 Fined 7 Outer (prefix) implement 47 Compass 30 Figures of 8 Fatal 29 Resentment speech point 9 Doctrine 33 Knack 10 Broke broad 30 It is (contr.) 48 Actor li,;,neo 34 Sonancili 31 Speck 49 River in Texas 11 Uncanny 35 One (Ger.) 32 Inactivity 14 Flower 52 Measure of 37 Cut 15 Energy unit 36 Dark type ¶ - IN - ::Y1, • by \ "LOVE AMONG NOW PLAYING AT A THEATER THE LIMPWS SEE IT.' STARRING IN HIS GREATEST ROLE M ) WAYS GOUNPS LIKE N OMINOUS TH R EAT yOu/f NEAR PUSTINCHEESEPIP Mort Walker TO ME THAT .. . . - . . . _____ __ —— 1 daft — 2 3 Iv HOROSCOPE EVENING For Sunday, January 7, 1979 MASTERPIECE — - - 16 by ArtSansom Q!:ETA90 ) PRV.P, 0 CEN1 * 19 APIE OR I2rFOR,eCULJ. R1 20 15)(R) 6:30 (2) MEET THE EDITORS C!) 0 CBS NEWS 0 UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL 1:00 M THE MUPPETS Guest: Others will seek out the positively In unison with them, pleasure of your company not against them. only are you fun to CANCER (June 21-July 22) tdsy be around, you're the take- People who are producers charge type who knows bow to make your best companicins lead the pariadis. IAMM More today. You have plenty pf aboolt yourself by ndlrg for energy wa1Ui to be directed Jean Stapleton. -9 ([Z HEE HAW Guests: John Hartford, Roy Acuff. 0 LAWRENCE WELK "Everything's Rosy" CCER MADE IN GERMANY *quiius (J 2OF.b. 19) You're holding all the aces _____ Mt4h you prder to have a today. Rather than ipsndjng *1 day, If a challenge arises ti on me ____ Situations email 21 22 23 L 24 28 29 _________ _ 35 36 41 —— 4 Ift o ARCHIE 39 42 ' 45 g ____ p,op 50 — - ______ ______ by Bob Montana _ 1:JL . VES CW I WAS 6000 IN rnsAaoul NlSTOYF WHAT'S THE sni HCMSC (WHAT )ULDVC*J') SRI WAS THE AU OP EXPAN0N HISTONY f QUESTION, A*C$I( - ( WITH VtX* MTHI ,) - - 53 — IT WAS AROUND 3?.' - _______ 52 - ____ - - ___ - — —• ____ _______ - _______ WIN BRIDGE AT / EEK Ii - "I N9RTh 14A . . by Howie Schn.ider A W'r 4105 $132 Q $$ EAST • K Q $2 94 ' - - ., spide, South would tam I Dealer: North ___ tree _______ PRISCILLA'S POP "iHAT WAS Ai5K NIS 1-' - S ___________________________ byAlV.rmear NO. wr IT ' rrMy WA POEMA LIKE (ITPIPNT Hh\E) RFUL ANY ROMANCE ELIZABETH BARRETT LESSON, F'RISCIIJ.A! 10 IT/ ( On* 24 14 34 P P 4_th You hold: Opadnil lead: 0K HAD A YEW ___________ • AQa IV KJzz 4 Kaa BROWNING! bath Sigo. vs I 0 0 / AS_BUNNY '.L. LOVE 1HI APAgIMEMT, F )P5Y, AN' TA A I.K by_Stoff Ae You .1DPlM? 'Tl41 ONL.V VIEW i INTO Th NItmHOR AT TH'VIOW-' gipg, m'.uY wo LIVE4 ThIE l A WN YA'L 4iIOP P1.0W 4 0 LIAU6H5• ____ INS AFART- 44596T '°t - wounds with a water soil down, or even it away. So chKk the banks on" which she detailis her life and build them ffl and - ui when fungi normal tree growth and will attack and even cause diselase "=a a wen. On by Stan LM and John W . ,, ----------------- - it 0 5' - PO1N,,DR'r,L ?oRPlNDlN - e bs$HONS'r N I And, of cowse, there WW counter-outrages and coiMerhorrors. ay QwIstIna Crawford us subtitle "A This Story" — en her book. And there has been, since the book cam. out, some corroborative testimony. People have come fxwvd the ____ -; wwu.,ótrsaNr WMOW$IMY K IS N11N 11SPpN ' TOMsominvii off '1 responsible and rsapectabie biographers of film folk, has JiM pv'lkh,d more Peter's Churc h .1 DeLand, proceeds g.lag I. the cbwch. __ ______ a biography, Crawford," which pretty a Id of Mach .. - - p.m., what Christina alleges. _____ (ltmmm is failS ___ td4,edmUy, fr4le'w, or ____ . . ____ . tot_ -. ________ -+: -- MI,IbUICIISE. .. - .-' ' . • I - - Løzvwms I . .-.- I -. -. . - . .,e ___ ____ _ . . -. , • u1." ____ (4) MISTER MA000 8REX HUMBARD CD 006PEL SINGING JUIW ' (4) NEW S (4) THE YOUNG AND 1)41 RESTLESS ( A CONVERSATION WITH BETTY FORD €1) EDUCATIONAL Pl1O GRAMMINO ___________________ MOANING 12:30 (1) NBC SPECIAL REPORT 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 5:30 belong to the bungling Two. Five Precinct stumble upon 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER computer printouts detailing a crimec.zar'sentireoperalion, NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC 553 (1])PTLCLUB SPECIAL "Gold!" 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(2 Hrs.) 0 BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL Antaf Derati directs the Detroit Symphony Orchestra in ways. •LAMP UNTO MY FEET Host Ted Holmes discusses the arce of me Feast of me Epiphany with Archbishop PhilIp Saliba, primat, of the AntochIan Orthodox Chr istian At chdlocese of North *.mertca. coverage of the final game of the National Football Conference playoffs Time, teams and location to be announced. 9) RIPPING YARNS "The (Note: Local programming will ran away f rom home. This is be preempted by game cover- 4:3() (1) MIKE DOUGLAS 0BEWITCHED 43 MERV GRIFFIN a ROOKIES 5:00 CD CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS U GOOD MORNING AMERI. 0 MARY TYLER MOORE CA f) MISTER ROGERS (A) o LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU 5:30 900 (2) NEWS (,2) C4) DONAHUE 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (I2)BEWITCHED 0 OVER EASY 0MYTHREESONS 0 MOVIE Testing Of Eric Olthwaile" Eric boring that his parents is history. *IItMIp& SlSC..pM, 11:00 @30(12) NEWS PLAZA TWIN SOUNDSTAGE "Garland Jeffreys" (A) i1:20 L PLAZA [j CVI W. ___ 11:25 wy.17-92 3227502 ________ (4) CBS NEWS O NEWS 11:1 SUN. Mel. 2:5 Till. ' 11:30 (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "The 6:00 (2)0(12 NEWS THE COUSTEAUODYSSEY "Calypso's Search For The Britannic" The mystery behind the sinking of the Titanic's si5 ter ship I$ examined, along with itS submerged remains. (A) Courage And The Passion" (1978) Don Meredith, Desi Arnaz Jr. A loam of test pilots encounter problem s with their personal lives because of their careers. (A) (2) NBC NEWS U WILD KINGDOM "Land Of and his partners attempt to discover the Identity of Scapi. na, a renowned enemy agent. 112) AFTER HOURS tested to deter mine the health of th. animals. (4) 088 MOVIE The Giant Dragon" The rare Komodo lizard is captured and stupendous -RONA film- AW TV , making..,. REX REED N. Y DAILY NEWS 11:35 "Some Kind Of Miracle" (Premiere) David Dukes, Andrea Marcovicci. Two carefree young people 1,errY KINGDOM "Wildlife's Last Chance" Joan Embery of th@,San Diego Zoo reports on endangered species throughout the world. "SUPERMAN "A marvel of 0 NEW AVENGERS Steed 0:30 about to be married undergo a critical test of their love when 'sss•sesióe.si..s.e.ees.•es (4) FAT AIJIRT U LOOK UP AND LIVE "Families In Transition" An essay explonig thI singis par- sot family, written and photo- - I KIEWAL • 'S ADULTS 3,00 S I I p8TA(Jft4JfT • m.d LOUNGE I PLAZ • PH. 323-0501 S - NY ..1 [ BAPTIST . u131AL SAT..$UN. NAT 211 ONLY Im S p a ADULT I ITUDINT 1.71 CHILD 1.21 - • . • 10 01. No pasils STARTS JAN. 24— CLINT IASTW000 4 ' TION1 STEAl 1110 •FIThINA0N TURNABOUT "Good . . Cannections" Jane Howard ____ _ __ Fsida Loen visits ed IssWis; ChoIce 01 Petols Unimifod Bread Sir Aid.... ALLTHISIINYOUCANDIINK • WITH DINNER -. iemsrs of. coinmunel busi- S • A - - • HAPPY HOUR 4.7*30 DAILY ' IA1LYSIIDNITI ADULTS 0111c I PlOMi)$TOI:gS • _ _____ Hwy 1742s. 3fl.$ — UN. — INOWTIM 7Ø FIi$TNINKONTNINOIJ$s IANQUST ° •_ i .4 MOVUELAND I rm.MIU - ALDA OPffi DAYS A WO .: •IAIMST I WEll I DINNR 1100 @3cocouPA- . ... ALAN 4 SANPOO • $ANPOID All TINUINAL II orry. 0 sses ccepted CHILDUO . OVU.00K THE RUNWAYS Covirek VA be pirissontaid. s burled Slits the coils is III SESAME STREET (2) 0 TODAY 10:30 EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE FIRING LINE "1979: A Conservative Vv" Guests: EVENING 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (12) NEWS supposedly killed years earlier, shows up at the Ewing ranch. 0 SECOND CITY TV WILD graphed by Anne Marie 8:30 QD 0 NFL TODAY 5:00 @3O NFL FOOTBALL Live STUDIO 10:30 (2) MOVIE "Wheel Of Fortune" (8/W) (1941) John Wayne. FranceeDe..A country lawyer battles against the father of his girlfriend to that he is a crooked politician. (11 1/2 Hrs.) Glynn Wolfe, the world's most married man; and IndIa's famed Taj Mahal. "Circus Clown" (3) 30 MINUTES Christopher Glenn looks at teen-age driver education courses; Betsy All" on reporis on teen-age runs- 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (4) CONSUMER SUYLINE 0 DALLAS EIIIe's brother, •KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO 10.00 reports on the biggest problem in crime against American business .- employee theft, Beethoven's Second Sympho. 4:30 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- CA WEEKEND Lloyd Dobyns and Linda Eller bee ,l. A. Viguerle, James Buckley. (Part 1 of 2) (6/W) (1934) Joe E. Brown, Dorothy Burgess. A man encounters comedy and drama asa circus star. (1 1/2 FIrs,) OIL CTRICCOMPANY(A) 7'30 10:00 -' U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 6:55 12IHI.NEIGHBOR 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 ZOOM (R) (2) (12) AS THE WORLO TURNS 6:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEA F NEWS 0 ALICE Alice, Flo and Mel are little help to Vera when her boyfriend dumps her. Mother describe some of the priceless paintings, crowns and jewels in the Royal Collection,, 0 MOVIE "A Shot In The Dark" (C) (1964) Peter Sellers, Elke Sommer. A police Inspec- HOLLYWOOD (.4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 6:10 j2COUNTRYFISHlNG 9:30 - 12:00 CD 00 NEW S Philip, Prince Charles, and Queen Elizabeth the Queen Philia Crane JR-111.). Jack Kemp (R-N.Y.). Jeffrey Bell, Richard to . AFTERNOON 1:35 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA U GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 02) NEWS 1ih1kli 1171, - C!) 0 CBS NEWS teams travel the world to show how the precious metal is mined, transported and used, U MOVIE "Treasure Island" and how It affects our daily (81W) (1934) Wallace Boery, Jackie Cooper, Lionel lives. Barrymore. A young boy 9:00 becomes involved with Long (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY John Silver after finding a Stephanie Is forced to perform secret map. (2 Hrs.) a solo in the school concert HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION after Edith, her duel partner. THEATER "The Last Of Mrs. loses her voice. Lincoln" Julie Harris portrays U ABC MOVIE "You Only Mary Todd Lincoln in James Live Twice" (1967) Sean Prideaux's play. (A) Connery, Donald Pleasance. Secret agent James Bond's 3:00 search for hijacked Russian MO 0 VIE To Be Announced. and American space capsules 330 leads him to the volcanic head. (4) FROM YELLOWSTONE TO qu arters of SPECTRE (A) TOMORROW MASTERPIECE THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Street: 400 A Matter Of Honor" Louisa's (2) TREASURES OF THE plans for a gourmet's delight BRITISH CROWN Four memresult in an unpleasant scanbers of the British Royal Family dal. (Part 12 of 15) Queen Elizabeth II, Prince LEE (C) (1117) SId Cw.w, Robsit in K$'saadR.vu.'scsi.p.IIIIssf.rtleeUIkif'ladIs. neither Was J$$ order Iapaveleçi* amibendolen 'Whet's Happening!!," Thaiday a ABC. £Q'rd. " 11:55 art Granger. A man is torn o . ____________ . JOY BAVON (12) MOVIE 0 FAMILY FEUD Fire" (1954) Grace Kelly, Stewwealth and saving the plantalion of the girl he loves MOVIE NN w'airv IIutd belsn th1 Rau (Fred Berry, s.a$ed lift), Idsy (Sleidsy iibu ft _____hamyDIIIhW$ __ - Haph1N)aadDwaya.(Hayws.dN.hen)dlsc.. $eid'r'vlthsW1,admy - - that usthing , * . (2) OUTLOOK WITH FIRST friude hoew, asl#bers ad " . 9:00 CON a... * .irviMs 01 thS __ -- .' . (2) VOICE OF VICTORY Cirlitina's charges miM be - 00 ! - ( I 800 I 1:30 U WORLD OF THE SEA WALL STREET WEEK "Happy New Year" Guest: James E. Sinclair, General Partner, James Sinclair OREBOP 'She Ain't Heavy" Objective observers at (A) th generally feel . . - . - ".''' I - 7:30 book.) by Q'py y "The Sea Gypsies"(1978) Robert Logan. Mikki Jamison-Olson. An adventurer, a photojournalist and three children who set off on a cruise around the world are shipwrecked on an uninhabled Alaskan island. (4)060 MINUTES THE TWO-FIVE Two undercover detectives (Don Johnson, Joe Bennett) who '. 1SUMIRSUYUNI lVigitIftoII wh ______ preempted by game coverage.) 0 MOVIE ToBeAnnounced , U PRO AND CON WASHINGTON WEEK IN ___ thus, foikig t ü ales _____ _____ ___ ____ "" 8:00 REVIEW (R) 12:45 between searching for hidden Local programming may be __ __ _ ___ _ 'CflON S ____________ I___ ¼ IndCIWIstbIIC,.W1 .OIt Bob 7boamm, me of by. St. . by T. K. lyon I COUI.NT SI.Y cMrr - '. some of u. atfacto Jose Crawfcrdwosh.dcnQirt. wiD sr becme. of the 000NISIUNY . - --- time: -' ___ LIWE1 who claim to be" witnessed I I tu iIIUIr . ,IL,'rY A$OIr' _Iy• - 0 NFL TODAY CD 11:30 (M WHEEL OF FORTUNE a LOVE OF LIFE •- (4) CLUE CLUB ____ Mail, by nail to Box .11S3,DeLaad.Shw - I pms . 0104 51am0('OU5 ___ .5 'S / y great put of Hollywood's kather) had been cfA out of Miss Crawluad's will. Jan. 13, at Edmonds Center of Stetson University in DeLand. Program is sponsored 'TillS / . Ilm LAA RCOF FIt.L$ -------- Romita lION (12) JERRY FALWELL •FANOJACE Crawford(12) ORAL ROBERTS 9)MISTER 0E1(A) was one of thou, greats — a 9:30 great beauty, a great star, a was outrage. Th5h was horror. There were charges that Christina Crawford only wrote what she wrote after she found 4 that she (and her only dbM Or do cold be SPIDERMAN with her mother, and the There The renowned 'King of Swing,' Benny Goodman, will be performing whIle liii ____ ___ (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM 0 THIS IS THE LIFE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- REX H1JM$AO.. U8AMEREET( 8:30 (2) SUNDAY MASS (3) MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 SPECTRUM U ORAL ROBERTS , __ 7:00 ha'irittn"a'. 'Mommi. p _____ ______ ____ 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP litres qfwee4an trash. Always 'Make sure you ' ___ _____ 6:45 (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN 0 THE LAW AND YOU "King' Senny - 6:30 @D CHURCH SERViCE O THELMNGWORD O AGRICULTURE U.S.A. © AFTER HOURS Christina Crawford is one of four Adopted cbd&m of the IaU Joan _____________________________________ __ 6,00 Can probably find enough soil winds which can Wow the soil around your yard to do the away from the trank and leave it tff$OsNL Also, 12:25 7:45 : 11:00 CD (I') HIGH ROLLERS Q HAPPY DAYS (A) 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 'Green the American Conference lion to be announced. 10:30 JEOPARDY cc THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 MIKE DOUGLAS U THE F.B.I. The Death plans. playoffs. Time, teams and loca - 10:00 cD 12 CARDSHARKS () 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) NBC LA TE MOVIE Iravels With My Aunt" (1972) Maggie Smith, Alec McCowen A dull young bank manager is persuaded to accompany his eccentric aunt on a search for her kidnapped former boyfriend (11/2 Hrs,) CL) A BETTER WAY ) — Somd __ -.- She- Has Fi l mdom Arg uing ~ and "lleation. ______ __ ____ leg. Arthur O'Connell. . There's always 5onettling, that has' the folks around before banking. Banking usually takes quite a You'll need to maintain your Hollywood arguing. bit of soil, 1* j you're just banks throughout t he cold This year, It'. the banking 005 or two trees, you season, This Is due to strong Q1r' CTlWfOtd book. Termites us COuld tw'D LOU (Ss$. 33.. 23) With everyone vulnerable, s off today. Be nothing b In your left-hand ByOswaldJac.by O9%ntIsyow'swset5eif sad the world r stead, of viewing things opens one notrump. and Alan Soistag ealistically you have a tin. Pauedaroundtoyou.A dancytodaytoccicrfactsto' (Fb. reader wants to Confucius said, "Your 20) s your ds. do beat know what WC People can't always be What do. trump, are your you any god; YOU WVWe pass. We di have 11 we'd Ike them to be Don't be friends. Treat them klndly." get burned. , but West r' South wasn't a disciple f i _ ___ us with isIs Pam aceof his Own. His are bitter =It CWr eking w' IE4MIoflI. The world doiui't an_____ You a placed and any bid will MUnUed ARIES (Mardi fl'April 19) free ride today, even though it; South y ruffed with most surely cost us. lsiwsPapza a,nzaparsg AasN.I 1dey yea may experienc, ens may be hard to convince 01 East overruffed with d.th.e TTI9fT),d. when you YOhiuSM etherwlse. Don't sa. (Do you hays, a question aim arid led back the Wish yes costa disappear ir peet more than oa deserve . i' Ui. experts? Write "Ask th Experts," eve of this niwspa- asyW W'II to you won't s it hat South found himself In per. Individual questions will the wring pens. Try to '' dummy and had no I7 10 $AGfl'TARIU$ (Nov. 23-Dec. be answered If accompanied before yes to his hind to pull by stainpid. 21) W you might think Is a srmd TAURUS (April *May 20) )Itj ha'mJ flhz'Woi He started to play envelopes. Th. moss intreatclubs. II clubs be big questions will be used In Years barking xp wring bsjiMthsgoiIletO the mato enough to break 3-3, As column and will receive trw If Yea t jil have to whom you owe year _____ IsyaMy. H.:: _____ .--. CHRISTINA VIdCT7. First, to AQUARUJS (JUL 29.F.b. 19) them t hrough cooceutiated What you really -,. :-.---- ([Z NFL FOOTBALL Live 0 THE ODD COUPLE 12:00 Bosinney. But. an accident on a Watch" foggy street puts an end to her coverage of the final game of 9:30 Price. Silk. Rubettes, Steve Harley "Into The Dark" Dazed and ter. rified by Soames' assault, Irene decides to run away with (1973) Donald Sutherland, Jen. filer O'Neill. An insurance 2,00 Investigator trails a group ofc4JMOVIE "Invitation To A jewel thieves through Miami Gunfighter" (C) (1964) YuI and Nuuu. (1 Hr. 45 MIni.) Brynner, George Segal. A gun. 0MOVIE "Follow That fighter is hired to kill an outcast Dream" (C) (1962) Elvis Pres. returning to his Western town. MORNING These are some hazards made in unbanking is a ten. gre&tL Involved with banking that of dency to leave too much soil Certainly,J which you need to be aware. around the tree. This Inhibits Thinkin mm YOUT NU the 11111112MIN of Pidandiall! to be other than 11:30 (4) MOVIE "The Night Of The Generals" (C) (1967) Peter O'Toole, Omar Sharif, A Nazi major suspects three of his generals of murdering a War. saw prostitute. (3 Hrs.) U MOVIE "Lady Ice" (C) : Sometime In late February, mother Is of a psychopathic, Child-abusing and terribly r, after all danger of freezing banking takes time so try to temperatures have passed , cruel Won=Start early eneugh so that you In some Holl ywood circles, trees unbank the trees. Carefully will have all remove all soil from around the YOU Just can't write bad before. the first freeze, things about one of the trunk. A very common . 14~B N.Y. 100. Be ram to speeify (I) 0 CBS REPORTS "Perspective: Conversations Between Eric Sevareld And trees because they me simply not large enough. Remembe nfthg$1forsacbandaIcng, think well ol,om.one,don'tss.y Self-addressed, stamped en- anything. velope to Astro'Oraph, P.O. Boa 419, Radio City Station VIRGO ( 235 23) ____ 11:15 (2fl12)NEWS (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL (1) SUNDAY MORNING 0 FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH Many ____ Pass 1 Pass 4' Olympic Hide-and-Seek Final. (A) 10:00 TOM even greater all apply enough SOIL ___ Cad Helmsley, LaWanda Page; "A Tasteful Affair" Jaclyn Smith, Dennis Cole. (fl) 4 Da _____ 07 _ AT be very am to ~ Is sop tub You're in the mood to di flvpcitr"np. draw trumps haea diMCIIII ' then get Ia spade *1 tlngtó catth up w1ll betwIceths Rather than let someone cho cards. Wo ym it Would be If West led a fourth die. mood, East might ruff with better to $ "NO" hi Insincere flattery will be Ow South wouldover ruff, pull trumps and still be about yourself? Send for your could be labeled a Shallow home safely. copy of AOraph Litter by person. If you don't honestly J52 Wald CAPRKM (Dec. 32-Jam power of hypnosis. and the - protection. Generally speaking, repellent tree paint. As a final measure of the higher u ,U better on, coat the tree trunk chance your citrus has of with a copper fungicide just surviving a Confuci us, he would not cbaflcetopdtogoodnseallthe Ufldealtablereiults.Fcregoany have trumped that third dli- knowhe you've long been form of one nnâ1p. mood. West would have acqairiog. ' CANCER (June 21-July 22) three hicks. U he shifted to a - • js AEQJ$7 Hu ility, net pretense, ___ m ____ A191111171 0 96 109632 (aDbi today. "The Main Event" Sherman -.... -< Or broken limbs, The bank thould be a couple targçts for disease. To prevent these problems, jvJ of feet across at the if remove all 'dead wood and eitend about knee possible, bank the first few broken branches before aplimbs as well. This will give plying banking sOil, then, coat Jaauary$, ip wins acceptance. _____ Much can be Sicecimpliehed Gnm (may 21-jum 3j) led a spade to East's queen. this comilng year hi yew' work Don't deal In a oding Down o If South just knew about or career, You will have a manner today. It will produce 95 MEEK YOUR 3IRTIWY motorway interchange, the 11:55 I[) THE FORSYTE SAGA 1:00 project. an eighteen-leveI - The mound of soil covering For Monday, January Sr 1979 and seven of spades. Unfortunately for South West 11:00 JOGNEWS MONTY PYTHON'S FLY. ING CIRCUS A housing John Ritter, Jennifer Shaw; _____________ Robert Trout discuss religious ( DINAH? EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING Q JUKEBOX Guests: Alan o cults. ) INTERCOM FLORIDA REPORT future documentaries. sue a thief carrying stolen U.S. documen ts across the Swiss Alps. (R) G LOVE BOAT "Oh Dale" ., 12:30 l NFL '79 0 DONNA FARGO Guests: The Oakridge Boys. 0 DIRECTIONS Psychiatrist Dr. Stanley Cath, Dean M. Kelley of the United Methodist Church and correspondent classic film 35 years ago intiu. enced the development of Eastwood, George Kennedy. A former government assassin comes out of retirement to pur. - km banked trees, - Therefore, the trunk will retain hut and trees with damaged bark, dead keep the tree from freezing. your . The Eiger Sanclion" (1975) Clint Can Bank common Practice In Florida, and simply involves piling soil around the trunk i to the first few limbs of the tree. hpeas to be itandins around. can be expected from efforts TAURUS (April 30-May 20) you personally expend. You'll You've got it all together today like the results. NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN private citizens. ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Secret Garden: A Tantrum" Mary is the only one who can quiet Colin when he claims th at a "lump" Is growing on his back. freeze damage by a process O wn IS banking. This is a . — CHIPS An unscrupulous collection agent tries to ruin Ponch and Jon's credit atter they Stop him from harassing If you have young citrus trees, say t to six years old, YOU can protect them from SCOEPIO(0ct24-Nov.22)U you have anything impo rtant to AK (March 21-April 19 dlzciwithsomeone,isan Because of your ruour- excelleed day for It The results Cefulnees and saterprise, lofty Should be mutuany gra'jy ng goals can be gained today. SAGITTARIUS (Nov ec. However, don't take on a 21) Put your p* j. because someone today, Unusually large returns 48 the Sweathogs. (R) CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Household Cleaners, Clothing, Entrepreneurship" teacher (Arte Johnson) seeks his own harem of women, and an amnesia victim (David Birney) wants to be reunited with his family. (A) MAN OF ARAN "The Making Of A Myth" George Stoney exploceshowthemaklngolthe nne ot them is seriously injured in an accident. "Donovan's Kid" Timothy Donovan (Darren McGavin) returns to turnofthecentury San Francisco after a long absence to discover he has a young daughter (Katy Kurt:man) being manipulated by a scheming uncle. (Part 1 of 2) HARDY BOYS Joe pursues the man responsible for his fiancee's death while Frank battles man-eating sharks. (Part2of2)(R) isSUESAND ANSWERS 0 FANTASY ISLAND A 9:00 NBC MOVIE CD -;;-' or being arow progreilve something -- - 43 44 47 48 ______________________ ____________________________ 37 36 C011eCtitwithintwenlyda ys 0WELCOME BACK, KOTTE Vinnie gets his own bachelor pad and makes It off limits to On Guarding Citrus Trees Prepsir for an activis day. You Things you do with other peopk are charged with energy and In mind today bring you the Most If you can't do WiU mob sure happiness. to buy youitself WIll) either innovative projects anything with a pal, do —— MAN "Look Alike" An undercover agent is involved in a plot of mistaken Identity. 0 CBS MOVIE "Mr. Billion" (1977) Terence Hill, Valerie Perrine, An Italian auto mechanic inherits a fortune, With the provision that he must Curtis wants to arrest a good friend of Chief Roy's. the Chief finds himself caught between friendship and duty. PBS MOVIE "Man 0 Aran" (BIW) (1934) ColmanTiger-King, Maggie Dillane. Inhabitants fight against the seas on the barren Islands lying across Galway Bay. (11/2 Hrs.) 7:00 © WORLD OF DISNEY found to be empty. (2 Hrs.) 030 MINUTES and Walter Cronkite discuss major Issues and trends of 1978 and what can be expect. in 1979. - ___________ UREA (Sept. 23.Oct. 23) PC!8 (Feb. 20March 20) iT You why not go aft your real Strength win merve. You'll be a formidable ad something big? _____________ THEATRE "The Duchess Of Duke Streit: No Lawyers, No Letters" A newspaper publisher runs a highly spiced account of life at the Bentinck Hotel. (Part 11 of _____ 19) 600 NEWS ® 0 IT lfld aCtk*1 with YOW' tng• Uen to what he An treinely active schedule have to say, but follow your OWfl will be )'OWI U.I cth* year. cidiIoni. Fun things to do could em GEMINI (May 21-June ) fran meeting new people who Diligent supporters are buy we not the run-d4be-mill type. working on your beW today. CApRICON (Dec. n-in. Be prepared to act beidly - - 800 CD SIX MILLION DOLLAR _____ Walter Cronkite" Eric Sevareid 0 CARTER COUNTRY When BONKERSl your copy of Aitro-Graph toward positive goals. [lUST. Mail 50 coeds for eaCh 5 6 7 8 9 10 and a loi, ssIMddr.d, LEO July 23-Aug. 22) M 12 itamped savslope to Ao- Canbeaccoenplidtodaywith Graph, P.O. Boa 419, Radio City great success, so don't wage ft 14 ----Station, N.Y. 10019, Be sure to sitting around watching TV. — specify birth Work on an poctaed project 17 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 4 8:30 7:30 CD CANDID CAMERA YXJfl B1R'IAY Sunday, Jan. 7, !t7t—'SB HIGHLIGHTS DyINIIEOIOL —————— - 13 HJ S Evening Herald, Sanford, F]. ____________ _____________________________ TjE_BORN LOSER . . - - S,A MESS! BEETLE BAILEY . ACROSS ALPHANTICAIORM ABOUT . MCIUTIS USAT L THE S OIKICIN I CHIONICLIS ATii4I UO11 . ' �- ' •7 - 4S-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Jan.?, • :.• :. :. - - - I . - - -- -- - - - - ________________________ ________________________________________________ Legal Notice i-IleIp CLASSIFIED ADS Thi eoa Trustags Seminole Memorial Hospital lnvtts bids upon the followIng: Electro Surgical Unit Additional specifications are available ata' Of. of the Materials All bids shall hi maIII 10 the BUSINESS Hikes Debt IN BRIEF WASHINGTON (UP!) of $9 million f MateiaisManaofffi,Se Conawners sank more 0 Y Memorial Hospital, 110) East First Into debt In November as they Street, Sanford, Florida 32171. All extended their credIt by $4.10 siais be postmar Legal Notice than the 13 day of January billion In an apparent effort and FICTITIOUS NAMI shall be Ncelved cn or before the 1 beat higher prices in the futwe Notice Is hereby given that I am daY of January The debt Increase reported engaged in business at 50$ S. French Opening of such bids will take at the Office of fl'.e Materials Friday by the Federal Peave Ave., Sanford, Fl.., Seminole County, FlorIda, under the fictItious Manager of the Seminole Memorial Board was the largest since name of SANFORD MOTOR Hospitalat 5:00 o'clock AM, on the June. The board said the COMPANY iwc., DBA, SANFORD 22 day ot January in,. growing level of debt 51T10P4 MOTOR CO., and that I irWend to Seminole Memorial Hospital register Said name with the Clerk of the right to relict any and Americans reflects the "b the Circuit Court, Seminole County, all bids. now" philosophy of using credit Florida in accordance with the Publish Jan. 3,7, I, before the price of the product provisions of the Fictitious Name DEF24 Statutes, ToWit: Section sism goes up. POSITIONS AVAILABLE Florida Statutes wsi credit was tq $733 million from Sanford Motor Company Inc THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORANNOUNCES THAT THE the revIsed October level of Publish: December 31, 1t71; IDA, FOLLOWING POSITIONS HAVE January 7,14,21, i billl. BECOME AVAILABLE AS A RE. DEE. w SULT OF FUNDING RECEIVED Although the November TO IMPLEMENT COMMUNITY FICTITIOUSNAME credit expansion was the DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT Notice Ii hereby given that I am largest since June's $4.21 engaged in business at 2600 Orlando PROGRAMS: bllhIon,It fell short of the record Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, 1. PROGRAM DIRECTOR, REHABILITATION Fiorlda,ImderthefIctitlousnameof HOUSING $128 lillian set In May. PROGRAM requIres experience in Dli AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES a During the i-month period SALES, and that I lntendtoreglst.r the acquisition and disPosition from May to November, credit said name with the Clerk of the real properly, mortgage production, Denying $624 Million Overcharges Oil Companies WASHINGTON (UP!) - In the biggest effort of its kind, the government is accusing - eight major oil companies of illegal overcharges totaling at least $624 million. The government contends that the companies ,, violated federal oil price rules by overpricing natural gas liquids - a type of petroleum -. into liquid fuel. : The charges were denied by industry of- - - ficials who said their firms had Used traditional pricing practices. Companies chdrged: Texaco, Phillips, - - Standard of Indiana, Shell, Cities Service, Atlantic Richfield, Gulf, Mobil. -. Solar Energy Seminar - A workshop aimed primarily at teachIng Florida's community colleges how and what to teach In solar energy will be conducted Jan. 1849 at the Florida Solar Energy Center, Cape Canaveral, Experts from the Center, along with representatives of Florida's University of Central Florida, and the State Department of - - -- Education will serve as Instructors, :Largest Seaboard Budget JACKSONVILLE (UP!) - Seaboard ,.Coastline Industries is planning its largest - :. - - capital budget 'In history for 1979 - $329 million - Prime F. Osborne, SCLI's chief - executive officer has announced. The 1979 - -figure compares with capital expenditures of $254 million in 1977 and an estimated $179 - - million in 1978, he said. The money will be used for new equipment and improvements to road and property. Car Dealer Office Moves - Citrus Country Toyota has moved Its new 'and used car sales office to a 4,000-sq. ft. site on U.S. 17-92 near SR 427,according to Bob '. - Behymer, business manager. The fIrm's maintenance_deartment remains at Citrus' lckitI&iit4AI,* Boulévarddnd U.S 17-92. n Sanford. Dealership owner is Larry Bishop. Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 839993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. 5:00A.M. -5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY .Noon 3 Lines Minimum builders, call Cardinal In. dustries Inc., 321-0151 between 5 a.m. & 5p.m. weekdays or sand resume to Construction Dept., Box U, Sanford, Fia. 32771. Equal OpportunIty Employer. Sunday - Noon Friday ____________________________________________ ________________________- I 1l-linfructlans 4-Personals ____________________ II J 323-5001, Sanford The U.S. Army has awarded a $96,000 11 contract for a quantity of circuit card assemblies to Bammac Inc., 410 E. Mattle St., 'Sanford. - :Europe Business Seminar ventory against Investment. CALL; 613-417.5533, WHY BE LONELY? WrIto"G.tA Mate" Dating Service, AU Ages. bed(nner, lnermedlate & ad. vanced tinnis lnrudion for P.O. Ban 11, Ctwtr., FL 33317. adults I. lunlors. Single, gup I FACED WITHA DRINKING clinics. Uisurpass.dfacilitissat PROBLEM? 8ay Head Racquet Club. For PsrhapsAlcohoilcsAnonymous info call Head Pro Doug Can Help Maliczowski, 323.7363. Phone 641-3333 ___________ Wrft.P.O. Box 1213 Private piano I voice lessons in Snford,FIOqId.3V71 ____________________ myhome. Certlfiidteacher. Call after 6p.m. Stetson UnIversIty's 11th annual Euroi)ean Business Seminar is planned later this month about 40 students will embark on a study- 4 - - Distributorship for Heinz, Hormel, Campbells and other foods served hot. Service company for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't behete. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1-100-4325400 anytIme for recorded message. OPEN HOUSE SUN.. JAN. 7 tenance equipment. Please apply DeBary Manor, 60 Hwy. C Nurses, RN's & LPN's, Aides, LIve-in companion, short term assignment. Homemakers UpJohn 615-0636. p 4 b p I p Brokers Elect Gardner 'J Claude J. Gardner, Realtor with The Real state Agency has been elected president of the Realty World Central Florida Brokers Coundil Inc. comprised of 43 members in Arthur H. Beckwlth Jr. Clerk of the CIrcuit Court By: Betty M. Capps Deputy Clerk Grahn doeen't bear grwlg. M' Hawkins, 01) the Jack Eckerd gubsr natortal ticket which was JACK T. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE area Motel For Sale TYPIST BY OWNER On heavily traveled Hwy. 17.52. II unIts with ground for expansion, 3 BR, 3 bath Lakefront, your own private dock I beach, ser,soo. 1k. Mary best offer gets this 2BR w•den or 3rd BR, inc. porch, 1g. fenced I beautifully landscaped lot. CIrcular drive, freshly painted. Listed at $31,900 terms to suit. CaWhitehurst, Realtor CREALTY WORLD 0 --Dial MI-L.L-1-O.p4 6453146 (START IN SPARE TIME) Heinz and Chef-Boy-Ar-Dee Foods National Corp seeking in. dependent wholesale distributor to loin us in cashing in on the CLERK TYPIST CARTER, Gourmet Products, 9959 Richmond Ave., Suite 125, Houston, Texas 71042 (713)711. 29'R00fl5 5. Oak. Furn. from Sanford55$ month, $33 week. Excellent. Cli 323.9433 am. or 141.1153 ______________________ I, and Bob Maim applied tida fall January 7, 1575 - 21)1 tsA o rtg a * PIPE FITTER his wife,otc., andare THE statement of any claim or demand BANK, me FIDELITY C DI ElI When the coimcil first began A-C MECHANIC -.nts, I ,, ,. 1d claim ..'. be will sell he the highest bideer for In " cash at the Wsat.Fronl doer Mrs. Hawkins, a sef.pro. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE Seminole County Courthouse in basis for the claim, the name and Use -Judgment CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE said the has been "b.I.d" CU!TY FLORIDA wun ieiepnone csus ma ers c*s• Na., 7I32NCA30.A from people her to ap IN SI: THE ADOPTION OP urging ply. ____ IM's say you are selling ssid at 11:IOa.m.onJanusry$,In,,me claimed. II the clalrnnsI yet due. folIowk described preseely set ___ forth In the Order of Final mq UeiW WiWI iT WW viunmi eve shall be stated.. If the claim Is Judgmsd: _ Lots 115 to 137, inclusIve, 01 contingent or unliquidated, the EUREKA HAMMOCK, according to nature of me uncertainty shall be the plal tharest rscib*d In Plot listed. If me claim is secured, this 1, pegs ill 01 me Public sea4rlty shall be dcrlbst The Records of Seminole County, claimant shall deliver sufficient copies 01 the claim to liii clerk to Florida; ffi.lmts WIhe1IuIh01 an.sl. the clerk ts mIl ens copy to sods personal reprssant$Ive. Sectien IS, Township 55 All poreans IM,restsi In ISis estate Rangell last; ISis West ½and the S,_e I.4. tewhiemacopy oSthis Notice 01 ,,-, 7ec" Admbiisasbespiinsllsdwe mint T1 KIMBERLY DENISE IRVIN and HEATHER DINIE IRVIN NOTICE OP ACTION TO: ____ - - - 32-Houses unfurnished Lk. Mary 32 w-FR, C-H&A, carpet, garage, on quiet cul.de. carpet, Dining area I iewfy painted Interiorl A Great Buy for 532,5001 sac in excellent neighborhood. $323-mo. Cas Whltetwrst, FAMILY'S DELIGHT 3 BR, 2 ______ - ___ -- '7 __ __ - - ______ - - - - - 7 n..y - - "f - cr,ingj, n..r ill iw U TiluivesaslW4 u,jsd pnssd heep. -. - _ , tMi .t ____ wwrw -. s .n1*1a55L3dNad : V z$v_s CSllldar -z'.- Mt • -- - --th---- miv - - ____ .... r 'L. AL. ' l' - tie yOafl age, sad Des $j, HB _____ _ - - 'u" SWISS 715 CISA Towes IN Slush OringsAvaue $m, F*Ids 11551 - - TIM1L.. (III) .5511 -, tu::r:w,ii.si.iwi, '• Ise - .. - . - . - ' --'•- .--•..-.... -•.- -. - - - WINDIRWItDLI, WAINEI, & OOMAN P& P.O. 10* Winter Perk, Fl. *510 Tiuj.i: (III) MUStS PuN$is mecumbur 31, $7Pa lviiarv7, 5w • .. PERSONS COUNTER PERSONS IPWEDON'T PUT YOU TO WORK WE DON4T WORK EITHER TEDDY& ELAINE 01 Commorcill, Sanford - - - 323517 - - Ni eseins or esperiece neces. y. Yew will rglisck beswSWul In hug. cailber mm. pony --misa which WIN be turned oror to yew in yepr ares. Thew grest pro. dads Ma Sis to vu. be Summit MaIti5 Systems list S 55yesr4ld. vsercSnemiy who he eneif 5$, rneSloWs largest aulherized pslst we ilimsslers. must ha rispenijije, able to make dacisims and ha if making a ulkUmueR OWNER OPSRATOU OIry - 1*'iu SUede . - de.Sac In Exclusive neIgh. BEAUTIFUL3SR,lbSfhhomein - borhood, Shade trees, fenced Mayfair ares on 3 loSs with lmldscapingl Dining area, Fia. Sanford in view of Lake Monroe 4 BR, 2 baths. C.H1A. Like new $300 me. INC. REALTORS PS.1Wrlh,Ti. - . - - Sanford's Sales Leader 322 2420 3 BR, 3boffi condo In MaltIand. 3 BR, 3 beth South Orlando. 4 BR, 2 bath Pine HIlls area. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 3.DRIALTY, REALTOR CLASSIFIED ADS WILL FIND a hear ____ 10001*11511111 POTINTIAL . . MATCNIN RITUNIMINT PNOSAM I PSOPIT 54*11111 IXTIN$IVI PuLl TRAININ AND PSOOIICT $IMINAR$___ IAPID PIOMOTION TO SALIS MANAUMINT 154$ IIPUT 14115511$____ sap ldirmsul vsosrd I. swiss psiW, rMuIrs a _____ ____ - - TOUPIES Multiple Listing Service 2565 PARK - REALTORS ' BY OWNER 3 SR. 2 bath, almost new, orange trees, CilIA, 71/, - pd. assumable mor-t. Call 323. 5364. 3BR,lbath,C.H$A, carpet m,ioo.s pci. lid. Broker Contractor 3224417 __________________________ • HANO• yow'osta,idMt In t$slsspacieus 2 ably Inan$IOit, 4-21/,, close 10 city limits of SF, fireplace, oil Iv• . isMISFOSininISISIII5ICIllSt with isice tries. Frame wilk wtsw, central H and A, patle, garage, welt & sprinkler system. 531,155. Itorlap is ly 1% msnths away4 ___ ___ _____ _____ ________ _____________ ____________ _ TOM SPARKS .1I) - The Real Estat.Agincy _____ ___ 3435½ S. Frincti 07-52) Sanford MeN. aisI5A.M, Outsi$easeltslhd - - 25 ACRE LAKE FRONT, SOME ORANGE & OAK, MOSTLY PASTURE. $1,000 PER ACRE. Harold Hall - Inc. Realty REALTOR, MLS 26Oo So. Orlando Dr. (17-97) 323.5774 Day or Night _______________________ Jim Hwut Isofty, hoc. --' REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTlNG-REALTO Oviedo, Reed Ave. ½ acre. 4 BR, IV, bath. $21,100. Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So of -a-- 52-Appliances BROKER "A LAND SUPERMARKET" 2139 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 Sanford 321.06.40 Orlando 327-1577 533.750. 3000 Glenway Dr. 41, swimming pool. 1*3.000. 41 Cement block building presently used as plumbing business -all inventory and equipment Owner will finance. 534,000, Dry cleariinglaundromat, plenty of parking, all inventory and fixtures. Books open to qualified buyer. $45,000. REALTY WORLD.. ((1))) f %,yp 1VEN1N053321612 - oa1 _____ RIAL ESTATE Associate needed 3202 French Ave. MUST SILL. 2 BR house, Sanford, MaklreasonabieCAlHolfer Owner, 322.2750 Lake Mary 3 BR, 1½ b split pian, easy conversion to Professional ce, goOd locatIon. 543.550. APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 one-bedroom ants., furnished $29,100. 111 E.Sthi,Sanfer 4OA-Iusk*ss Equipment - w. SSVMIPPSSTINNTTSMPUYUlkP 24 32242$3 _________ Air Cond. & Nesting Hester Ciesithsg Central Heat I Air Cond. Free tst. Call Carl Harris at LawnGsrden Crawford's Refrigeration: Have FILL DIRT& TOP SOIL your Mater or furnace serviced YELLOW SAND Call DlckLscy, 3237111 - - & Checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323-3300 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9111 Eves after 61 weekends PACK FROST- Cent. Heat & Air Cond. Service. Free Est. on inst Comm I Ru. 332 0208. __________________________ 64-Equipment for Rent Beauty Care Steam Clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our R Insenvac 47-ReaI Estete Wanted equIty. 322-1016. EASY MANOR FARM In kitchen, over looking large convered patio. Only $ij, ro er VACANT older 2 story Mine, w-4 BR, 2½ bath, needs some work. Owner will hold. 1 yr. warranty. 1511 Legg, LIc. No. 4.0 'yn,e Rd.. Altamonte, 0127153 ii stall barn, boarding, sales In. struction, beginner I advanced. 11*14 stalls, northern feed. All modern facilities. $100 per me. Gentle Black pleasure racking mare $230, experienced, quiet, aged hunter urn full bred gelding excellint 1st horse, $130. Lake Mary Exit off I-I. 332.3053 Sanford fireplace, plus extras. Don't wilt call now. $61955. OWN FOR LESS THAN RE COMPARE THISI P1ATURISt MOSILI IIOMIS AT T 'Fill MOVi IN WITHIN SN MILES $55 A MONTH 'CITY WATER aid SIWIN INCLUDID ADULT ONLY aid FAMILY SECTIONS CAIIIAGE COVE lMLLIM$ SANFORD 323. 1:55P.M. - - INSULATION- Batting, blowing, lose. Lowest prices. Call 321$3 or 904734670$ collect. Bookkeeping PAINTING, CARPENTNY ICABINEIS _______________________________ Experience thru Profit & Loss 323-042 Myhomedaysorevenlngs Call 323-4649 Li9I*IUiJflg MEINTZER TILE lew or repair, leaky showers our specIalty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671-7617. 'essnmking __________________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery - 322-vol - - Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc, (LOCAL) 341-5371 remicflle PuntIng -. AAA PAINTING All types painting & house cleaning. Free Est. 323-i3, - ______________________ DANNYS PAINTING - lnterior.Exterlor House Painting Licensed.lnsur,d. Bonded FREE Estimates. 03) 3234i. BOB FOlEY PROM PERMATEX COATING I. HOME IMPROVEMENT 13)6139 531-6167 519E.istSt., 322-5712 Electrical REDUCED owner transferred must sell immaculate 3 BR, 3 lath, Family rm. w-wet bor built in. Large sc. porch, csjy Home ImprovenSlids CUSTOM HOMES BUILT. REMODELING & REPAIR 5G. BALINT&ASSOC. 322.0563 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON _________________________ 1911 ANTIQUE BUGGY, Black wroil up curtains. Collectors Item Losing your home Icredit? I will ready for show. $1000. Cail aft. S catch up back payments & be',Watt 562-1694. 47-A Adgagesiouj &SO 323-5554 5346100 RACO Foam, tiberlgas I Cello. - xmerly Harriett's Beauty Nook CARROLL'S FURNITURE 3223151 - OIL HEATER CLEANING SEARS, Sanford. 322-1771 Ca1l323-4353or333.57$4 Cozy 2 BR Town house, large cit. ___ RRAITY IIIilIIIFihl .1 322225$ tow rkinllnfordorLor.,... ai'es. TOny Coppola ANICIalIS, Realtor. 535.0033. OvIedo. nIce 3.2 lees of storage, beautitully landscaped yd. Quiet we.. Warranted. 539,7* P.OiiOx Is thrs JS W4I13 JIIL'III[L!I! t! Guitars, Drums, Banlos. Complete. Thoma$ organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc, Center Inc. ______________________________ 3fl7132 333.fl77 - 59-Misical rchandise - - - Presented by Al Auction Service, If you preler a reserved seal at SOc ea. please phone 04-73a.649I . . . Auctioneers Col. Al KIug & Cot. Lance K lug, RteJ, Box 129, DeLani, FIa. 32720. 55-Boats & Accessories REALTORS -1nstmsnt JANUARY 12 - S 2433' i S French (17-fl) Sanford 323 5374 51101Issoo•sesoeeeoe.e - AUCTION of Music Boxes, Tiffany Type Antique Colorful Leaded Shades, Reverse Painted Lamps, AUCTION 01 Over 200 Pcs. of Choice Antique Glass . . . AUCTION of Super American ANTIQUE Furniture., . over SO Pcs.. . - Wood Duck Decoys, Clocks, Primitives and MUCH MUCH MORE. "5' RoIl Top Desk . . . AntIque Guns... Jewelry. Desk sm. wooden dbl pedestal, 29*43, $20. Chairs (3) $15 ea. Cash only. 721-0041. - ______ CALL 363-7113 (Good Food) Sanford. 10 speed bike, baby furniture, household, etc. WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU INTERSTATE 4 TO HIWAY44 THEN ONE BLOCK WEST, DELANO, FLA, 2 Family garage sale. Fri., Sat. I Sun. 9toS. 216 Meadow Hills Dr., will finance. 1970 Nova, body & engine good cond $630. Utility trailer, $150. 323-3672. 7p.m. (Inspection Starts 5p.m.) "SAVE INN" Banquet Hall, Motel Restaurant & Lounge 54-Gae Sales ROBSON MARINE 2971 Hwy. 1752 Sanford, Fla. 32771 Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904-2531311 for further details. FRIDAY NIGHT ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. per mc Call 131-1711 for free home demonstration. establIshed beer and wine business. Small town-Owner Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every OVER 330 ITEMS . . . From the Collection of "Mrs. Vireinla Bilks Estate". .. Large Van Load.. . Direct from Wisc. ,. . To be unpacked day of Auction. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a ClassUied Ad in the Evening Herald today. Good opportunity in a well EAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mile west of Speedway, AUCTION ANTIQUES Good Used Televisions. $23 and up Miller's 261 Orlando Aye. 322-0332 eeoeSee..e.,..eeee.e '73 models. Call 339-9100 or I?'. 4605 (Dealer). 5620 warranty. Call 531-1714 day or night. 46-Commercial Property ____________________ io acres on Plneway. $33,000. - wilends 904-731-s%1. _____________________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to For Estates, Commercial & Residential Auctions 8. Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction. 323- FM Stereo Radio, I speed PRO turntable, 5 track taos olaver. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 Zachary R Tribble, Realtor, 305-641-5694 & 130-0026. Eve I 80-Autos for Sale 323-7340 12155. French walnut cabiiet. Regular $600. Balance $175 or $12 mo. Still In 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. $750 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. appear here tomorrow SANFORD AUCTION lelevision - 23" Color, Beautiful 10" for what you have to sell. Call an antique extravaganza. MC & VISA Welcome KENMORE WASHER - Parts. Service. Used machines. $9 ACRES NICELY WOODED SEIGLER REALTY EVERY DAY someone is looking 72-Auction primitives, cast iron stoves, oak telephones, oak Ice box, walnut I Mah. DR 8. B R suites, odd china cabinets, asst. wicker pcs. including baby carriage, iron beds, odd occ. tables, accent pcs.. lamps & brie a brac. Start the New Year off right with Sanford. 322-1721. The Real Estate Agency 1411 Vaiencl Ct. 3 BR, 1½ bath. NEW twm size box 53-TV- RadIo Stereo 3$ ACRES PASTURE LAND, OSTEEN AREA. ALL OR PART AT $2,000 PER ACRE. 373-3566 or 323-7710 we're back from vacation with a load from the Midwest plus just received a load from New Jersey List includes: farm Pr.; NEW coffee table with 2 ALL OR PART. Motorcycle insurance BLAIR AGENCY ANTIQUE AUCTION MON., JAN. 8 7:00p.m. matching end tables $39. Sanford country kitchen, swimming pool, REDUCED$3,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1½ bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. ThIs is a choice properly. Call today to see. $25,900. - - - today and your Classified Ad will sprIngs I mattress $33.95 ea. 17 ACRES ON NARCISSUS, CLEARED I IRRIGATED, PAVED ROAD ICITY WATER. $17,500 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. V, ACRES TALL PINE S PALMETTO, GENEVA AREA, 15.230 GOOD SELECTION. SALE $15,355. REALTORS (Iaide) - *êé - 51-Household Goods bN Service Directory. _________________ 78-Motorcycles The Chapman Shows stoves & refrig. FurnishIngs & William Mallc;owski, Reaitor. 322-7953. - NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Business Sunday 1pm to6p.m. Admission $150 Misc. items. 317 Palmetto Ave. 5 Acres Lk. Front, Lk Sylvan area. 127.000. Best Terms. - Fri. & Sat. 1pm to9p.m Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric __ DYNA SYSTIMS - BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. At. tractive large I BR, 3',', bath ANYTIME _____ _____ - CML ML UWYU - OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. This HAL coLIIRT ______ Wi$CSismli$et. - $23,200. 3195371 322 2420 THERII - Sunland: By Owner.) BR, 1 bath Carpet. ImmediateOccupancy 1225254 322.399) 322-0645 _________________________ HIRISPIOPLISNOTPAPIRI lidividesi itO desire I deforalisales I. wccssd. . . A pines w he. a Sl.ISng * PVS more due to Realtor listing. Divorce forces quick sale. Asking $5750. Terms Call 3239010 or 323-5451. - - Jan 5-6 City Auditorium Blankets, Jackets, Thermals ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 PAYMENT. 2324 PARK DR. 322211$ REALTOR AFTER HOURS SYSTIMS - Sanford 321-06.40 Orlando 327-1577 Choice lot high & dry, 1g. pine trees, located between $100,000 I $40,000 homes. City of Sanford water. In 2 wks will cost 10 pct. NEAR OSTEEN GOLF COURSE. $19,000 LOW DOWN location. $35500. 2565 new horns for e,erythlng....even for yoial REALTORS PARK ______________________________________ me country • onINI 1145 of clesrel acres-mebile hsnie, 21½. p DYNA ierrneoewiio loveanlmsis, and a partially finished born. f'IJI55. wI NO - MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 For rent or lease, Townhouse, Sanora. 3 BR, 3½ bath. Double garage. Call 1.514.415.45* regisLitmdemark - OI6 COMPANY de dependable person who E*M he. 1WIrsM. WIIN-A.A. Dids. 51s P* REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER I WE LIST & SELL US-1531or335.Q1l eves. kandllme,sGIu, are r 41fra Iniarks 01 MISt.WI1Lj1N. - a carpet, patio, all appliances, wallpapered kit, I bifhl Land. scapingl SPP WARRANTED. Only $36.0ll FORREST OREINI uvi "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Sanford's Sales Lead* SUPER3SR,2bstti homeon nice corner lotI Split Ii Plan. w-w LAKE MARY BLVD. Office for Realtor, doctor, lawyer sic. about 950 sq. ft. S rooms. $250 _____ BROKER DUPLEX attractive I comfort. able as any home. Live in one side, let the other sIde make your monthly payments. Choice Lge fenced yardl BPP WAR. RANTED. Your wish can come true for lust 141.3001 Your Host SEN SOUTHERLAND. Rm., washer I dryer stayst UllI Rm., I Much Morel BPP WAR. RANTED. Only 143,3001 NO TICIINICAL UCKSIOUNO NICINAlY. IP YOU mui QIIIALIPICATION$ P4,1*11 CAU,* owner 0pi$r in *1 him bed IlvIsle, fes' Sass - coast - iso* r .ro neik. Adeoegs an seth ssip. Call 50 50lo NO Sine llIIiii seek wNSi supon.leIie in $ -d. Ceotad cu.t,mirs. 541,0001 - SBR,2bath, Pam. Rm., Quiet Cul. - SEIGLER REALTY ______________________________ - - Call 322-1671 OCALA ANTIQUE SHOW payments $15 me. or pay bal $125.12 Call 531-1114 Will deliver, no obligation. - Froqy, $10 to $50 - sewing machine. Flip & sew needs someone to take over - BUY JUNK CARS 71-Antiques DUE TO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button - Cars Removed 322-3990 ____________ BUY SELL TRADE 3I131SE. First St. 322-S62 )$O3OrlandoDr. 323-5200 VA I FHA FInancIng _____________________________ - Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used, any Conditionl11 4126 WILSON MAIER FURNI lURE 42-AobiIe Homes 71-junk - - condition. 323-4651. $14 mo. Free home trial. Call 131-1714 day or night. $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322-2217. - - WIrIng$,Rspairs Call 323541$ Plusvtkl$srvlc, -- ____________________ ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMs - ______________ ANIMAL HAVEN rooming & Sosrdlng. Thermostat controlled heat. This is our 11th year-Thk to You our customers & FrIends. Randall ROi,i,, 3225733 GAL32 Repairs, Leaks, Fast 5ervIcs Chg.Cds.Acceped 321.1g.) -- Ssw Iluug PRECISION SAW FILINT Let usfIle voursawl American Rent All 323.5n. ! 261b0r131.3'] - _ 323-4155 Night Wetyle, Reasansr.W.iser $42,900. OWNER FINANCIN& - - 2 . 'I :-- - • - • .- 10P01Y Clirk Donald 1. OrDeal P.O. Psi 5556 OrNOdsi Phelds INS so:OHsu Publim, Jury 7,541551 OSP.55 • -, __________________ SALES .* • - *nnd lM_avl), - -• -Ath yew Whether ______- TELEPHONE SOLICITORS REALTY OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY 1 to5 Jan.? I Mo. FREE rant, paint Inside 3BR,i½bath,$250+ dip. - STE N STROM 111 RASUNCOURT SANORA SOUTH bath, custom built home in Oreamwold,on 1.3rdacre loll C. MAKE A WISH 3 BR, 1½ bath H&A, w.w carpet, eat.In kit., homelnSanorasouthwiffimany extrasl C-lilA, w.w carpet, eq. Pta. Rm., porch & Much Morel kitctiin, Kidney Pool, Patio & BPP WARRANTED. Just Realtor. 411-54k New 733 Homes, 4 pct. lnterist to qualified buyer. $20,000 to '73 Prowler Trailer, 7lft. Self-Contained AC, $3,000 127.5752 ____________________________ 19' self contained Shasta TraIler, sleeps 5-clean $993. See 174 5 Spring Garden Ave., DeLand (next to Amoco Station) after S 736-6175. Paying $15 mens, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any Singer Athena automatic push button Sold new over $1000, bal. due 146 or take over payments - JUST LISTED 4 BR, 2 bath home w.C.H&A, 1g. LR. New w.w - ____________________ Phone 322.7001, Sanforø near lakes & country club. $54001. ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1 bath home in Sunland on spacious tree shaded lot, nice LR, dining area & Morel Just $339001 yard, $373. 323.1553. Jolusny Carson, Wallses, CBS Late. Mie, Sarnaby Jeissi, Ssrslts, World Tessis, Wide Wend of Spoils, CII Merwing News, Hawaii Fiw4, Cmii luenifS HS*ysePsI Squares, ARC LaSs _____________________ WHAT A BUY 3 BR, Ibath home w.DR, eat.ln kit., porch, spacious BRs, remodeled in. tirlorl Wowi Only 117,3001 323-5019 LAKE MARY large beautifully shaded) BR, 2 REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227495 ED. Just 332.1501 Sanford Adults, 1 BR deluxe All •l. fully carpeted, $155 mo. OLDER 2 STORY COMPLETELY REMODELED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. NEW CARPETING & PANELING, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT ON 1 ACRE. LESS THAN 5 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. $61,900. bath In picturesque Lake Mary area, over sIzed rooms, $4,500. C'allBart ie-isncedyd.t SPP WARRANT. town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. - TO PROMOTE THESE PRODUCTS MANAGER TRAINEE - . _ WELDERS Trade. home In Washington Oaks, w.C. H&A, w.w carpet, eat.ln kit., I A*tj for SenIor Citizens. D ON NATIONAl. TELEVISION FHA, terms now ready. Buy or COMFORTABLE I BR, 1½ bath ______________________________ 31-Apsrtmesds Furnished 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, WALL TO WALL CAR. PET ONSACRES OF IMPROVED PASTURE WITH ARTESIAN WELLS. $43,900. JUST LIKE NEWII ED. Only 130.000. ______________________ 6443013 Beautiful 4 BR, 2 beth home in deal residentIal area. Really sparkles with brand new car. peting, C.H&A system & fresh paInt. Comes with a huge Oak & citrus, fencedpaliolaSth BR or TV room. Price $31,00 with Many Extrssl BPP WARRANT. i;sMMa Posl;Adulti only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 11-92 in Sanford. Call 3231670 Mariner's VIlIags ARE BEING SPENT * _____ .,. _•_ . ATTENDANTS Model Inc., Realtor HIIA, w.w carpet, dining area, close to schools a shcppIngt - ____ "Vd say Ws a oimdewsU," she sa DENNIS BRIOGS Grabain indicutid ut a news c.o Mr. Sill Irigs ____ RI. 1,10*3DB coidaunce shortly after the Wysnisfie, Oblahems 74370 eledlon he wmalde't allow hr YOU AU NOTIFIED that a to remain on the PSC. but he InRA1. 5 b.. b.. -anvouarorciwlredtoservöac has rimmed Wily to sq what - i't. heUhein"M,dby d,wstoiniur.thatthebsiyer ATH$PROM THE DATE OP lb. C0la)CU. FIRST PUBLICATION OP PetItioners Attorney, whew a. kdien 15, Tamwhlp 15 kim, it net easily give the the cash proceeds of ethljng cotmfl THIS NOTICE, ISflleaRvIblects Tb. dress Is 556$. Orange Avsuue, Ne. Raisge 31 Qug,y $, tv WV? -, -Hthey may have * disllsnl ISis Plerlis' $5555. in or LeSs 5,1 and 301 Bedim * 14 I'UDN to Graham tsr basses January 15th, 1575, and Pile shIp 15 kutfi, Range 31111* vOldity 01 ISis dscbd.01's wIN. the subtract your se11114 coats and P4"ftMW now by the original wim this Clerk 01 this that pert 01-Let 131 EUREKA qvallflcatlens uS the pililislI .rwWbo iciaityto v with net cath. Mayo and Mrs. HBWIIM. it hod Civ.? before sirvim an the HAMMOCK, Pie' ss* i, Pew ias, .a.;aftve, or me venue or lv • lbS -' - ' " '' petitioner's - attorney or Im. Public *ii if Seminole Cay, IWtsmcl1SN stIlls ceert. reoalved i _______ mmusinw? (Yea may need ay mediately thVeeh,: estiarwise a ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND Flertis' $ OSJICTION$ NOT $0 PILED yes eta thwwksrutamailphowWbe fsrtP*rellofdsmandsdks me 3$Ictiee55TewneNp$SSci _ vat sbkto.uUftlMerMadiewa Pefitlon. Dsssst*snndp.mucaftsneimls Rug. II East, dsi for co'iiklirid. ii ii' -UhIly .10 ,i to iliteid yea mum chs.-. W$TNIUMY HAND mId siNciol nurpmisbysmi.J.sCs,psmlsiigs P6151cc if Admlilstra$len: , Csty, by deed dated Deewibor 31. 1151 pI*d yew peltiss? Is, V yo de rsis1va sr J"I Siof 01*11 Cow? Dorjisr 14th, Senlmslo -O Qc im. ANt V. WOIDIN 15, 1155, mid Isandsi In -• .1Li I a .. -(5114.) As Personal ReprslsWstive Official casas, $, tahi J11k1$lpeJmiul?. diesel 557 S SOCimifli Jr if the lNIe 01 elil yes if 1W Public Rswds if Sembisle Other plIcaMs indisde Clerk CirlS Ceurt Civmly, PIde LLOYD S. WODN Yce will rtllet .a gNutar thrd ii the .ItIIie iMb Miami Rep Owe, Cherry $e.nkwNCev.W Pissida DATED ISis Si tja due to Wend, k* yea Resr. As peer edstIet former Ethics ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL a ho at en a little above sa rest iltets aasus. hi pi Depusy Clerk RIPRI$*NTATIVS ($IAL) (tl jos* v.a. isot*is, pa. ij i*i H. • *15W S. NAINES. ESQUIRE the hetratea(batd ' yoè Realtor brings an offer which Includes a second tgsge from the buyer. You'll have to vie your l,üm.r4, so consider the * of Hi, or amount his agent IICNTIENTN JUDICIAL Cli. Sanford, Seminole County, _ Florida, or attorney, and the _ __ bould I take a second tpg.?? _ BLUEPRINTER V EnterprIses, Inc. SUPER) BR, 1½ bath home w-C. Sanford spacious 1 BR, pius den, air, ceramic bath, furniture available. Aduiti 111.7103. K RY LON'AE RCSOL PAINTS ELMERS GLUE' DUROSUPEg GLUE I 1E LDWOOO'ONTACT CEMENTS MILLIONSI II Cash for your Iotl Will build cil your lot or our iot. HIA, w.w carpet, dining area, rear fenced yard I Like new & in cxc. cond.l Just $40,500! 30-Apsrtn'*nts UIthJnhlshsd FULL. TIME POTINTrALU I VA-F HA.235-Conv: Homes Low Down Payment - SUPER 4 BR, 2 bath home w.C- - - - Just $305001 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN I. LAKE MON. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 322-1721. SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice 43-Lots- creage 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, POOL, DOUBLE CARPORTON½ACRENEAR • fenced backyardl Near schools & shopping, nice neighborhoI - 160.155-55 PER YEAR * MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 543.3635 322.1953 SELLERS& BUYERSI YOU WANT TOSELL ORBUYAHQMEI WflUIU)IW, flU! uruw, wormi WE SELL HOMESI established route wim truck, WHY DON'T WE equIp. & contacts Inc., work GETTOGETHER days I earn $305300 willy. $5000 . _________________________ ATTRACTIVE 3 BR, 1½ bath home, w-C.H&A, ww carpet, PART TIME DAY COOK 1EALTOR 322-1991 _____________________ 2316. $13,000.00 PER YEAR WAREHOUSE STEMPERAO,ICy REALlY YARD. $32,000. ABLE. $19,900. THE MOON but here's the best buy under the sun.') BR, 1 bath. One of San. STEN STROM Write or CALL COLLECT MR. 4 BEDROOM. 2 BATH JUST REDECORATED, NICE SHADE TREES, REAR FENCED OWNER FINANCING AVAIL- Haveoutof town buyer Interested in buyIng est. AUTO PARTS business Immediately. investment as low as $377. Furniture Salvage, 17-97 So. of Sanford 322-172). JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Rifrig., sfnves, toots 1301 up; El. sto'. - $40 & up; full size draperIes 110 & Sanford MU SKYLINE 14' w-fireplac, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES ROE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH. fords pioneer homes, needs a little work but has possibilities galore. Priced below apprIsal. $20,000. - DISTRIIUTORSHIP PORT. $21,500. EXPECT be mature and responsible. REALTOR 75-Recreational Vehicles Cash 322-4132 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. REAR FENCED YARD, CAR. S011,AE PEOPLE booming automatIc merchandising industry. Nothing left to chance. YOU need no experience. YOU do not sell. YOU make money. YOU MUST mortgage. (554) 773-2135. CONDITIONER & HEAT. irid you enloy happy days In thIs 3 BR, 2 bath home with manicured pd. Conveniently located in nice area w-many extras. $34,500. 339-0509 & 339-0500 $40,000 + In 19791 great potential netting over $33000 per year. Owner wIll hold CASHIER W*tedinthepaihI.ct1oI) CLEVELAND, MIlE & BRIDGES ciffieEliIItemWhjudkIalCIrcijftIn demands against the estate are Poet Office Drawer 1 andlOI$IminOIeCOsjflty,FIor1da, required, WITHIN THREE applied with the PSC Sanford, Florida 32771 whIch HARRY ORNSTEIN and MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF Telephone: 301-322-1311 ROSE ORNSTEIN, etc., if al. me THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Noirthiating Council Friday. ________ the Plaintiffs, and EUGENE Attorneys for Husband NOTICE, withathe clerk Cot1ST$ BillY Mayo Publish: December 17, 24, 31, 1575; EGAtI and MARGARET At lOAN,THIS 01 the abovet file court written I 68-Wanted to BUY Spc. BR suite new, $739 S PC. LR niw $399; Loveseat $1195 & up; M. Unsworth Realty W. Garneft WhIte Reg. Real Estate Broker PLETELY PANELED, AIR HOME 3-0 REALTY,REALTOR CAN EARN good established business wIlts Defendants. ANNE V. WORDEN whose ees NOTICE OP *1.5 is co P.O. lox III Winter Park. FL, Notice Is given that pursuant to a name and address of the Final Judgment dated thu Slits day representative's attgrney 01 DScIiflblr. $75, In Case NO. 1- are ,, . ISI4CA*B, In the CircuIt COw'? All persons having claIms or V' ---- 1 - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 2 OR 3 BEDROOM, COM. HAPPINESS ISA THING CALLED FERN PARK 764.1612 for EXT. 6. -Salesperson OF YOUR CHOICE OFFICE SECRETARY - - 323-6061 CONVENTIONAL. own fireplace. This is a "must see." $37,500. Will sell FHA. $22,500 featuring 130 natIonally known brande. Everything provided for $17,900. Open YOUR store in a few weekal Call COLLECT (504) 14Ousiness . for you. This 3 BR, 1½ bath home is located in area of well kipt homes & you can relax before a crackling fire in your $15,500 Reg. Real Eitate Broker 263$ialford Ave. '321-0759 322-7113 322-4569 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, DISHWASHER, RANGE, DOUBLE DOOR REFRIGERATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 2 CAR GA. RAGE. $25,900. FHA, VA OR We believe we have lust the home painted. Double lot. Carport, Enter the glamorous, exciting World of Fashioni Own a highly profitable, Ladies Fashion, or Jean and Casual wear shop, 17.52 N. Debary. BATEMAN REALTY WANTED- LAKE MARY 3 BR, freshly ties IN THE ESTATE: before service on Petitioner's HARRY ORNSTEIN and ROSE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED torney or immediately thereafter: ORNSTEIN i$C., if al, that the administratIon of tha estate otherwise, a default and ultImate Plaintiffs, ci LLOYD R. WORDEN, deceased, ludgment will be entered against To P SC File Number 1$.477.CP, Is pending In you for the relIef demanded In the ' - the CIrcuit Court for Seminole TALLAHASSEE (UP!) - Petition. EUGENE E. lOAN and County,_Florida, Probate Division. WlTNESSmyhandandth,sealof MARGARET M. EGAN, his wife, ffieaddrelaifwhlchi Is P.O. Drawer 'ublic Service Conissloner this Court on this 14th day ci I THE FIDELITY' Paula Hawkins might be able to ins. Psimsylvania banking BANK, a c, Sanfor FL, 32711. The pirianal Olon, rspraa.,Iative 01 the estate is keep her Job It Gov. Bob (SEAl.) • iilow of five countries. - 41-Houses - UNHAPPY RENTERS IN OAKLAND ESTATES (Off Malt land Ave.) 3 BR, 2 bath, screened porch. equipment and inventory. Write Food Division, NAMCO, 3fl Montclair Road, Birmingham, Alabama 35213 or call toll free Opr. 24 1-100-633.5411. Floor man & porter prefer some experience with floor main. - NOON TO4PM 603 DEARBORN established accounts. Minimum investment $1,575 secured by 41-Houses - looking at inflated prices you should make a date to see this new listing. 3 BR, 1 bath, 1g. fenced cor lot in XLNT con. dit ion. Only $25,900 and it's furnished! - Circuit Court, Seminole County, credit investigation, or housing Florida in accordance with the production background. BA. IABORTIOP4 SERVICES. __________________________ repayment rose by 12 percent at provisIons of the Fictitious Name Degree or combination of exp. and lit Trimester abortlon-$150; Gyn an annual rate. -4fpp nd Statutes, To-Wit: Section SöS.O5 training required. ClinIc--UI, Pregnancy test; 2. SUPERINTENDENT, HOUS. November Increases for Florida Statutes ltS7. S ECT..COMPAN ION male sterllzationj tree covn- Factory Work. Applications now ING REHABILITATION PRO. Sig. Dennis W. WillIams credit In loans for autotnobiles, Publish: seling. Professional car., being taken for 2nd shIft only. For active widow, responsible for December 17, 24, 31, InS; GRAM requires a class "C" general supportive atmosphere, con. molile homes and revolvIng January 7, n, 4:30 p.m. till 2 am. Florida financial accountIng, contractors license or better and at flaI. Extrusion Inc. 2510 Jewift Lane, correspondence, arrange travel, purchase plans were larger t)EE.72 least six bears experIence In con Sanford. maintain house & garden, struclion and rehabilitation of single than any of the similar CENTRAL FLORIDA FICTITIOUS NAME family dwelling structures. cooking, must be energetic and AVON WOMAN'S HEALTH categories for October. P4otice Is hereby given that I am in good health. Room & board + 3. RESIDENT MANAGER at least ORGANIZATION IS INFLATION CRAMPING $75. IS Mon. through Fri. apply sedanestImatesofcurrt engaged in business .11115 Lake ahlghsthooidipioma,proliclencyin YOUR SPENDING POWER? Cassetberry, Florida, 32107, math, typing, filing and must be FlorIda State Employment, 200 dit consumers Drive, t. Colonial Dr.. Orlando Sell Avon to help fight back. For Seminole County, Florida, under the mature. Apartment furnished with S. French Ave., Sanford. 551-0521 detaIls call 641.307,. nowatvreUwn$1ti.WIonon fictitious name of SEMINOLE reduced rent. The Manager Is Toil Free 15Ø-331.33$ Local bank needs experienced their homes. Many also have RACEWAY FEEDS, and that I required to live on premises. teller. Starting salary according TRUCK DRIVER & 1. RELOCATION SPECIALIST ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM substantial balances on tifr infendtoregistersaidnamewiththe to experience. Please phone for Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole must have prior experience with 1WS'OUR FAMILY? WAREHOUSEMAN multiple credit cards, especial- County, Florida In accordance with thorough knowledge if relocation appointment. Mrs. Keller 322. ALANON 6311. ly in the aftermath of Christ- th. provisions of the Ficilticus regulations. At least two years of Scotty's, one of Floridas fcrflmillisort,'lendsof Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section largest and fastest growing mu shopping sprees and required. preblem drinkers Waitresses experienced. Must be building supply and home Forfurtherinfoqmafionii SECRETARY . CASHIER neat. Apply in person only, Incurred with the starting of a S6S.0 Florida Statutes 1517. lmprov,mint chains, has W4333orwrtte S1Q. Judith Ferguson Bennett graduation from high school with Sambos, Sanford between 214 new year. Publish: December 21, 31, ifS, goed typing skills, must an opening for a ware SanfordAl.Anon FamIly Group be trust. p.m. No phone calls. 14, At a conference last fall January 7, I7$ P.0.10*533 houseman in our worthy, bondable, and willing to OEE.i16 Manufacturing Company in Sanford, Fla.3277) take tests as may be required. Federal Reserve Board SANFORD STORE Sanford needs good accurate 6. ACCOUNTANT graduation man G. William Miller said typist. Experience necessary. from a four year college, and two FICTITIOUS NAME Prior experience preferred, 5•4J & Found average American was getting 3224100. Notice is hereby given that I am years of exp., Or a combination 01 ______________________ but not essential; applicant deeper and deeper in debt. "It engaged in business at 24345. Elm sxIerienc,andtrainlngonron,fr should be in good health. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Lost: Collie-Shep. . mIx, red.brn, cannot continue to go up at the Ave., Sanford, Seminole County, one basis. Ambitious, Energetic individual Voul enjoy excellent workFlorida, under the fictitious name of Penons interested in applying or male, 5.yr.oId. Lk. Mary ares. trained on full salary for rate It has without danger," he MERMAID ing conditions; generous PHOTO, and that I positions listed above may do so by "Defus". Rewert 322.5177. management career. Because of said. employee benefits; particiintendtoregist,rlaidname with the comIng into the administrative promotions, a limited number of pate in store incenhivP Despite federal efforts to Clerk ci the Circuit Court, Seminole offIces of the Housing AuthorIty individuals are needed in the County, Florida in accordance with between the hours of 1:30A.M. until program. Opportunity fur Orlando area. Outstanding curb spending, Individuals still the provisions of the FictitIous 4:30 P.M. Legal Notic career development. employee benefits and a secure appear to be spending heavily Name Statutes, ToWi: 5fi The Housing AuthorIty of the City future for you to become a of Florida Statutes 1557. Sanford, Florida, Is an equal in spite of higher Interest rates FICTITIOSJS NAME Iodd branch manager. Call Southern 51g. Bomie Ruth Wieboldt opPortunity emlov.r. NotIce Is hereby gIven that I am Discount Co. 2201 S. French for their credit. Publish Jan. 7 L 5, 10, 11, 1575 PublIsh Jan. 7, 14, 21, , in engaged In business at Seminole Ave., Sanford. 323-26.10 between "It's hard to Impose re. DEF.26 DEF.2$ County At Large, SemhIe County, 'as. WIJCANDOrV straint," Miller said. "The Flelia,underffiefIctItiousna, t_ ocp tn Dsvld Allan THE CAMERA MAN, consumer has accepied thes IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH NOTICE OP PUBLICHEAIING JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and that I Intend to register said high rates." . Advertising SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. THAT the bird of County Coin. name with the Clerk 01 the CIrcuit NURSING ASSISTANT The average annual rate of CASE NO. 7S-2441-CA44D missioners of Semle County, Cciii'?, Seminole COunty, Florida in to do home healthcare In Seminole durIng November was IN RE, THE MARRIAGE OF grg Florida, shill, at 10:00 am., or as accordance with the provisions of & SW. Volusla Cnty. Prefer 1 WALTER H. W000ARD, the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. vear experience, must ewn car. as possible thereafter; en 19 higher than the Husband.Pe$ftion,r, 16th day ci January, 1515, censideç Wit: ledieus a.øFIorlN Statutes Need full time. Bay Area Home combined October and Nàvesn- and an Application for Ambulance 1W Health between 0:30 & 3 at 321. 51g. Dsvid Ouguid Sr. berlevelsofl7percent,theFed TERESA GAUDIN .WOODARD, Servi, Franchise for Seminole 0000. EOE. Sell newspaper space, create Wit e.Respondont. County pursuant to Seminoie County RI. 1 Scsi liSP said. layouts, write copy and servIce NOTICE OF ACTION Code, Chapter 3. All persons if. Sanford, Fla. local advertisers, Newspaper took out a record TO: 17, 24, 31, tided or interested in sucti fran. YOU WAITED advertisIng sales experi,nce TERESA GAUDIN WOODARD chile application are invIted to be January 7, 1575 $26.21 billion In new Preferred. Apply in person to: c-o Sandra Jackson present at said time in the county DEE.i1 durIng November, an Increase ROUND LAST YEAR ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Ml National Avenue Commission Room No. 303 _______________________ of $456 million from the Gietna, Louisiana 70033 Seminole County Courthouse, YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Sanford, Florida, to yoke theIr IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR previous month. They paid off DIDN'T GET A JOB ING' HERLD action for dissolution of marriage ovaI or disapproval of said SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA 300 N. French Ave. $22.12 lillion in old debts, has been filed against you in the franchIse application. PROBATE DIVISION Sanford, Florida THERE IS NO Circuit Court in and for Seminole Bob French, Chairman File Number 15.421-CF County, Florida and you are Board of County Commissioners Division requIred to serve a copy of your EXCUSE FOR 79 21-S4tuatjon Wanted Seminole County, Florida IN RE: ESTATE OF written defenses, if any, tO it on Publish: January 7, in, LLOYD R. WORDEN JACK T. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, ci DEF-is Paula CALL _____________ Deceased Lady Desires Housework CLEVELAND, MIlE I BRIDGES, NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION Own Transportation Post Office Drawer 1, Sanford, IN Till CIRCUIT COURT OP MA EMPLOYMENT THE TO ALL PERSONS HAVING 322-7071 Florida 32171, attorneys for EISHTIENTN JUDICIAL dR. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Husband,onorbeforeJanuary1th, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE THE ABOVE ESTATE AND. ALL FOR THE JOB App 1575, and file the original with Itse COUNTY, FLORIDA OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Oppoilunities Clerk of the above Court either CASE NO. 7512M-CA5.B :' YOU ARE TIRED 41-Houses _________________________ this ad, and If we weren't looking -- IF Have small dog. Will pay up to $300 mc. Cali 323.7525 Moped Dealerships. Full In- reading 41-Houses Maitland.Sanford area. 1. 2BR unfurnished house, fenced yard & garage, prefer in country. - .4 - I 31-Wanted to Rent FEI, Knoxville, Tn. Sole Dist. Sony Cycle Ind. Co. Ltd. Tiwan announces Exclusive Bicycles & EVEN I - ;;,. - a I _________ LET'S BE HONEl' If you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't Ponpsno, FL. 33061, $414ff7. - i-'> Sunday, Jan, 7, 1fl-7B surance, paid vacations I holidays provided. If interested in long term employment with one of the Nation's largest DEADLINES Noon The Do Before Publication I "It' Good pay with excellent benefits for career minded Individual. Must have a minimum of 2 years experience in construction office procedures. Typing I shorthand required. Must be familiar with personnel records. time sheets & daily lob reports. Medical in- , ................. 43c a line PlanolOrg$nL,uons - SECRETARY-CLERK 3C011$lCUtIVltiml$ • a lcOflSiCutIvetlIMS.....ca line DIVORCE-$2O.10-ivar.ntsst ---- CONSTRUCTION - RATES 1 HOURS Driver Wanted, Tractor Trailer, EasI Coast Oper. Call aft 6p.m. 323-0645. - Sanford Firm Gets Contract I *I Seminole Evening Herald, Santord, Fl. Wanted •: - - - -.. ..- • • - ______ 1 �r , , ,,..,., - , ,p I I I Sunday, Jan. 7, iflt IS—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ;: 2,002 WINNERS $1 ,00 1 WINNERS PRANK CAlMS ILSI, LANIUR DelANO, FL. 11.11* OI.W1 SOCKLEDGe. FL. PUNTA GOlDA. FLA. iI —_ AS OF DEC. w_ IM BEEF PEO!...' This gme being played in h. eighty-two (82) participating Winn-Dixie stars located in central FIoida. SANFORD 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE. AT 25th ST. PRIZE VALUE 951 STATE RD. 434 US 17-92 AT S 434 mas GOOD JANUARY 7 -. 24 $2,002.00 1,001.00 6.4 1 5Fff%F ODDS FOR ONE STORE VISIT MARGARET AILITOCI. 246,667 10 1 3.238 TO 1 PORT CHARLOTTE. FLA. ODDS FOR 14 STORE VISITS ODDS FOR 7 STORE VISITS IVILYN KOUBICK 17,619 TO I 92,500 TO 1 13,214 TO I 1.888 TO 1 MARY RUSIN LAX! HELEN. FLA. 1051 1100 MELSOURNE, FLA. ORMOND lEACH. FLA. THELMA PRISHOUR CARL LOGAN ORLANDO, FLA. PALM SAY, FLA. DORIS HUDSON JOHN WHITMII NEW SMYINA BEACH, FLA. ROCKLEDOE. FLA. MARY BUIKIS THOMAS KIMP 200.00 118 50,169 TO 1 7.167 TO 1 3.583 TO I 100.00 591 10,017 TO 1 1.430 101 715 TO 1 20.00 1.283 4,614 TO 1 659 TO 1 330 TO 1 NAPLES, FLA. DEt.AND, FLA. 5.00 4,761 1,243 10 1 178 10 1 89 TO 1 MARY BAISSANI RAMONA BROWN DUP4NELLON. FLA. IMMOILALIE. FLA. 2.00 13.919 425 TO 1 60 TO 1 30 TO 1 RICHARD DOTY SIDNEY PRI$HITT 1.00 114,394 5110 1 7 TO 1 3 TO 1 TOTAL 135,15.4 43 TO 1 6 101 3 10 1 Scheduled termination date: February 1, 1979 or when all tickets have been distributed. LONG WOOD NO. OF PRIZES owl $200 W INNERS ORLANDO, FLA. APOPICA, FLA. GAIL NOCHTA JIP? McCONNILL IDOEWA1EI. PLA. ORLANDO, FLA. VISA wacot ORlANDO. FLA QUANTiTY RIGHTS RESERV!D 10 tNN.DC* SM11.11 INC. U.S.D.A. GRADE 'A' FRESH MIXED FRYER PARTS U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" FRESH CUT UP COUNTRY STYLE. 69c PAN-REDI FRYERS ..... BAG SAUSAGE .2 WU ;:......"i;1' WAFER. STWS II.. BEEF BACON -. ;-M £ ' NCN$ Oka" TASTE 051* IONItU$ PERCH -119. GRILL 4 '.& a - SLICED BACON* two. 1" SLICED BOLOGNA BAG SAUSAGE . ... hAtAke= lUCID MUSAGE. 0 0 0 0 WD**ND. ALL VA1TlIS W.D 11*10 MED CS HOT WIlOLI HOG FISH FLLET KANNI SUGAR Fill wa111111A#dftftOU#.fra AND At NIP $I(ED W..0 lUND MEDIUM OR HOT WHOLI HOG fto 99c 143 .. : $1" .........' W.D lUND ALL VA**T1U 12.o,. PRO. $1.19) FRANKS P' HOLLY FARMS 9P CHICKEN. FRANKS*, OWUTNIT HAMWICHES .....p' $12, W.D 51*10 - ALL VARIETIES SLICED BOLOGNA . '... W4YII REGULAR Si ALL NIP MOKIE LINKS HOIMR kKID-nc rrriuuu •1S.SS.S PRO. 77 'RAIN VIM 1141111AKFAST . . LINK SAUSAGE .. • . 99c �January 7. 1979 SANFORD, FLORA DOONESBURy by Carry Trudeau t444k..mi,sA acrirw . W'f 70 M4I /T4L.. )W UMS. MUM. MAE 4V Sialm A MMY /I/LL5 AOW. a4 AOWY 715/5Aa,9KJj ZS7W. AMT6 £I Rwaij , 4%4 A25S..5 S'E /i4PY? fcTLFE. )51E5. ALLS'E AEDS 70 M4''Y 6AM4h 4Ia E7 4W £E FflUir6 top6al ooy Ow' S( øi: KP4G P&M GREETS HO TRA/EL WEARY 6RANPSON 7LjW $I(4T ies 77d4T *E AMS cow is,m AWM 4WY 7V MW 711W LOWLY AWWn" ac Mm ecovi/ty LWS4. WS4fP IV W 7mAK r IN ''Y,61 . r*w.ir 70A5'( )W.. A AMON4 2- / _1-a 0 4W Ii V 6MY/t24- )E5, &ff asiy, /O'? AW7"AV8WY AM 8iT& STA5! �_ I rJ CE p I F21 IF I I Sun 70Pu ter IN ENPLAPINTHE IT WILL B& SAW #"24NWAU Oft IN TOW SO 9 9 miw rxTo 6 OA. 00r Nor Al irIr rr TIlE BORN LOSER by Lit Sansoni (" ) T - ROALLYNo - w T A 4 i4p(1 I-_ ai' . yj -. 'd o /1 HATE IT 4• ( written by my 9-year- ld daughter. Maybe you like to xhare it with your readers. caw Prayer." DEAR ISE Mw LOrd IS MY Shepherd that For sevaW years I didn't l shall keep. have anIgtstand next tomy He guld108 ul the right way, $of the bed and I devised a likeweareHisaheep to keep handy the Uu, - They may not realize th at the aluminum flip tabs from soft. - I hope He will day with me tluoat lozenges, noaedrop., or . - _______________________ () each days aO}k can help me 'whateverl had occasional. need With dsidaasluy,"God bless for while in bed. I evene." HOlP me I •__•_C_N I _ .ka9r TEAR IILOISE: Li Recently I decided that ssthi the table three Hn1day was wested motiom andslnc. Ions a member of the w WILD._(What Would iDo) dab, I thcs of a Pest Ides! Alter 'Up4r t.LIN AMP V40AN YW dam Off Ow wad wipe off*a place mgWj and ____ ad Order. is __________ • Wd MIIr S ( _ 't 1, t0 and V ci, Mayo 4$ . • • • .•• •• • • . . You sa& day. into two aftlionL 7% back of Tm Z*7aU's MMMr ways __ don b"ig ALA=WI shod hive 1u_ of t hi ei1i III yior, ib?) DWI uh1nutCook . . Now even though ldo have a drink cans can be used asthe drawer handy, blower ring for making the Mommy and Daddy. little bedside "pockets" more bubbles. Make tomorrow a beautiful convenient. A piece of tape on the flat day. I take canvas or other heavy portion of the tab will prevent Give me r!!j1t esmi, fabric and make a 12' z 5 cuts. and gd * all to believe In ket with ditching dividing Dawn Kelly - TanaM cari, eltbw ., me ip~ afte or am Mom itM6111 = 106 iwe then IV I've ben — — _ plate d psklat. a — Iii' _ -_ S _ T"' was •.. - ...•.'.• •.v.4•,?.•., • ••• . ,:...' dP?i Is'., &1Ve S.S a i..a •. • DEAR ILO: .. ..• Wry who not in M. rhe plastic nipple Covers that Con Up of baby's bottles" b*cis a i* _ Dsrethir.oblam M n 1.7 .-• I. • S.. • •. •.. S • bihI baM 'uslal to hold rubber psrfsc'Ji over moat of the or por cpa hi dsá or _rubber pacifists. i.•p •• •. I• •I - - .•• _ •v,-.F!'" •_---_ _ __ ... saW*..T.*usI.iot 1, _ ed9 Enka d ddwpd mixed With WdW -__ i_., __ p _ and a au'_. _ DEAR IgL : • ______ Amd as a added beam, try Um mdbm with young WA "1611 T4Wft a 1* _ w.en U W Tsar, A dM mattress to hold it reach yes knew that ISI.d Amp" ft's a pest convenience ALW. corsrsd on ti ItRI, with adh.sln-bsck.d paper, are Agell --- �I ' r I -—— • r• 1 9j r ' - I Ol IMA 00 10 01 - IL OVA 6 fat I_r - : ji! I: I IT' - I - •• lop, bb Fy TAt Val a L I 4" -ftKt-0 SAO AA lop I -• ___ v _ 41. �one OF INK 010 7 kLkI.i/ to 1T TI AC I • - .•r . an =v Jt*v4 '..-.-1 •T 14 I yr_Y4 .. 44 IL lilt r £ - Ir LL~ ova JP WU PAl) • KW power COOM UP H1W HiDilM A"W 14EY, LOOK! A So F* .; M, LOOK I A IT'S MINE! y Morrie Turns PIP vou rrs MINE! MFLEFr ERE DID ThE'UT THE KIMM 511 CKER I1 * 11V CUT 64 OF' ik"No WNW CO f* __ an dRIkwiw w wuIbifr LES RIP FOR ? e000 IPEA 4. oosi roil was., RDUT IDL K ._ P. Aw ftft 44*U �Hal Kaufman's BULLETIN BOARD *STEP LIVELY! P.T. Barnum, the story goes, hastened dawdling crowds through his museum with a sign bearing these words: "THI SWAY TOT NEE GRESS." Rearrange -- t .----- make cap-hiller spacing w hiswvru maw sense. ,vnw. 0 00 0 0 *PJA 40 PUN I JOl 4W4161W $'lIOl 40 101 S I434M flX$ eUjUUW - ..$435I 111 04 Ai* 1141., 0 *Class Shows! The Class of—will celebrate its 10th anniversary reunion in six years. Fill blank in 30 seconds, if you can. .s161 10 SSN13 841 *in Group! Insert the same letter in the same place in each of thee words to form another word: bank, bush, boat, bare, band, beak. IJI4III P410)15 pus 4sili UlIM$S ,.I., UI 4JJ%UI LAJ LAJ/ LA7 ' RiddieMe.Thls! How does a chicken tell time at night? With Its roost watch. What has a big horn and writes poetry? A rhyme•ocerus. THIS IS SUM SUNFISH I 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. S1 M0 $ oog p 111 015 PIAOW $1 op t tr SVeN KI'40W IF 1UMFEE' ove.g EVIL... S1 Jl4$0 S UMIW j 6uissiw S1 ISIM9 :su.,.uIa The above illustration of the remarkable ocean sunfish - so different from the small American fresh• water variety - shows a sea denizen that may often reach a fairly large size. How big? You can find out for yourself very easily. If you add correctly each and every number in the drawing, you will determine the weight of the hefty creature. P.S.: Don't overlook the threes. That mistake could cause you trouble! spunod çp $I161.M II cx'i4'r MAVrg... rM ThE MESsA( 14AT 15 . TIME OUT! Hey there, Mr. Carpenter! You're wanted on the sob. Connect dots from 1 to ii to complete the picture. M4AT MEssAep IF IT MAKE A WIIH C-00 i•1 �a 01 EN 7 DAYS A WEEK ws RAINCHECK POLICY \ ..c want to sell what we advtrt:se so vie plan ahead to have ample quan titces. If in advertised item sells out vve vvill Otttf a 30 clay sale I)''' eu rainctuech ov it available, otter a substitute of it I. ''.1 • (Iii ii '. iIUi . L. I • J I I :!• 'RICES DDThRU 1 •'• • JAN. 13 . .t•' (_. ', l.t?J111 Tç fOlk ; / OF \ COp sot - - ' RED TAGO( 4,' - 4 EM V - 1T2 OFF S BRIOIIT BUYS ON ., UGNT 80 3-WAY 30/70/100 watt or Uss 50/100/150 watt single pack or SOFT WHITE 50/75 or 100 watt 2-pack I . fAj ROWI SLVNI .6 1 0 Price.Uctio f I3 F EOOORANr meat $ ACK ace 89 79P Os MUM M. POKER DECK ICE CREW . OP F IITO'S 111010 9A Regular, king-size or Bar-B-0. 444 10-1/2 oz. bag L94 PORDEN 63bi ICE CREAM HEM & 1/2 gallon LIMIT 2, PLEASE. SI'OU 7 oz. tubs or 11 ca lodosi 00 S piRNM E ALTERS TOWELS Jumbo roll In most popular sizes. 4? EACH SVIITM OR OR TM p21MERt BUY i SET I *NVIES V. 1 ..'. 1DEEpyAN ot EREEt Reg. 3,801 each Pak of 1.. 49, 1C — 11.13-14 - - — . 0 . • 10-. ' •. It •1 1v , • , . . . ..PP. . '00 -. . . . . . 4. d. # -.9 . .9 •' .9 1 .9 a, • 0- , •, •a ,i •6 • . . . . •. . �iELENARUBINSTE1...-. •u• Iultr. TERSOWBLE VffAMIN E _ 9930 IVEN SENT BUU P1. _ PLSPRAY e Part urn & Spray —1 I 'Aft su 7 L a RONG Icy UL MEL VITAMIN E iflhIIIIUIflI food"_ . . cow 0 29 I. oz. i' Ad I • Stro . bey •- $ -'I I : LECITHIN ELENA RUUNSTEIN PL1R,A AII ININU1W REM 02. SLII'i. t 4L d1 10 400 CAPULI$ ,: 4 COL(WHE Al MAY o v f) • ; I. • ;./j1 ¶n II!t1i'1IIi1 Jh : IIIII1 ii Mo w Iii IItiW •r1 i1I1L \( '.1 isCAVI its ?*Il$ --c---- r p •' I?• MCI V17AMINI 11'.. I. II I :1.! 2. ; I ... •' II • IIWII •• 5 -,g L1IIhhla)• . .111 tRh g• VtTAM$N i I 1IltlI I!Il hI I Two vitamins conveniently pakedl 100 capwbe 100 CAPIULII •,i . wfth FM size 5 IMIIUY &NW -S. t*•.5,S __ -• . I ATRA RAZOR - - -- 4' ,:•- WAX II Big! 1aIyou HOONbSSWn.a Cut IPIIofOloft *D aov ao. ft"pI04 PwchM, w& horn W* back theAka Send this .,.osicas w* ~ piih1Ias. to — O.O ftmLs UII o $IN k I.& NVAN111101111 [DURV SPECIAlS 1 SKIN Not 3.! $MVALUE 10 0a. R No fiflIoMmE NISNTCR.., ' p F 1OR MTNE . - 7 WK VIM SEx-E* ORMUK - orio K .-': — FA~ . èXtII4b IV J uE'UUI1jJJ UVRM MMES _ 'JIIkr *'' % I 111111 utrnctt BfI.cx. ichel 7Loa. md Song BEss. Each - SIUSH - . W1WW Sill"MSSVUU W • 2I ffiEE.33oz.Eau do PVIum Spray ' with 1.9 oz. Eau d Colognel •- . . ;f a& I_s WT L 95 WE CAN SAVE YOU MONEY ON PRESCRIPTION DRUGS -LET US PR VE IT! I 1 I • ail'11 99 04, n lice. w u. M In l s msk.Lu. up removerPeft -_•-.- — S MAY51WNI P1011`11111011 eantroll TOWOURI Mo 3! . IL. J. IV It2 ö9 osiaiui p Mum LflTIIIM -- • - Vodd stivemSc.I,vw $aa sow Mo.* o.bs.Im0N ?1.4vp It *0 to tomposaw wx opm P1IChan flIts - - ______________ •I . SPECIAL *Tabu 9A ush 20 Carats r . • - C) 5 EACH _ : . •: 1.5 cx. NN MINCHASEU 9 ?pci 2 ItJi'1... :.•-: Ron $s lulni MI—U luAu. . . - ef L. • GAJIPY • ____ _____-i 1LSM(j1 - i & IC LaT 1 ri ____ 7A 9Ltp,4Fr,rrd0 U Ldidn DIV SKIN LOI1ON Reg. lox 2.75 Free 6-ox Shave Mth4-oz R . ShsveLo DMA smw • iQ" r : •;tI — WT\ - •• •75... .. • — .44 SLAl :' ..•-.... -. -- •: NAM" $PINOLOINE • . ••, IS3,MIERCREME C VITAMIN C ' 5*S4.l?$ M h hIhhI Tw"I _ .7'. vALU •Ai I 100 4"oon, 11640MPO4LW64 AU I 4..' ____ 5ai!?r $pE S :1. , )h • wiw MUSK Gomm '•1 L' I A WE 2oz. non-aerosol 0 ALFA LFA .•. f 99 MS1$1 • _____________ 111111111111111á111 1* IlI 'Ir"II i Iigi A7 ;'I . oz. non- -MAVI _______ IUI coucmiTiri JACIA.W. wow* ff T, • DEEP MIST MOS$TURE CRtAM Clear or frosted VITAMIN VITAMIN C - Emme L'Or .. I •. U COW H1 IIIIIIltIIIIi - •.• I IIII''I''IJ!IiI'i' — I ,Y 'I II �4 lb I • S - S S I S • . ,• ' ,,.,,. . . . . . . . ,, , • I — -- ee a • 4 4 5 .. -.-. . t •-. S S. .................. . -- . , S I .............- �J T"F II' lob I or drug stores - - - "18S1e, Chj - ' I. r eW • !I. ___ ci_r • I a 1F1FtFtIIrIII_ •' WEED ME I.I..l.k.JI CUPHE Tin IIIIIII ' 1 . IA- -L#-. 1 W Cuts 8" swathl Remov s j dM ' . 1. ! ,s/ :;.' •I_;II'S, - -. S - — A -. • . t, 4' r:i.t t .Lj. Ls1 - - S. S - ii-.i g, .tIrr- L .- 71.. — — — olor if godac dam. - lid "H r 14 44 S r'.___ 1J.*1 r:m::iu. ir soft sun . ::... " �SALE STARTS SUNDAY JANUARY 7th ZAYRE CONSUMER GUARANTEE: it is our poScy to have each of these advertised items reacty available lot safe at or below the advertised pflcs in each Zayre store. except as specifically noted in this ad. If Item Is unavailable, we will otter you a rnthec$i. We may, at our opbon. also otter a aubst1tAe of equal or better value, but you may choose a rainchock 1 you wi3h Howevor. unless specifically noted In this advertisement, no rIsncheds are avail" where store quantity kmitabons are advertised ends SATURDAY, January 13th indicated. ZAYRE OFFICE OF CONSUMER & COMMUNITY AFFAIRS. FRAMINOHAM. MASS 01701. Cal tot-free 1-800-225.2242 (in Mass. I '800-962-2266) 'Your chosee SI . 2, famous brand cleaning aids 18 oz. T'D-bo& too. 14 40 ox. Clorox rig. 1.37 280:. Lastoil l6 oz. HancjoWith Care, rig 1.79: At least OSp.ratom raini.cs available. 9 oz. Carpet Fresh At West $20 per store - no ralnchicks. 18 ox. Dow Oven Oeaner, rig. 1.47 32 ox. Dove Dish Detergent 24 ox. Lysol Basin/TubITlfe cleaner GPWW I7 CI,. ' —-- _ __ Deitnita own ____ EL9• rçdvsct Easy-dean 3 W ; can be ci Nun at no sidil : 3 & iIfl)OU$ r.st tOOthl*$t$ Avalsble k Regular or issst 7* psi ate's tivori. 7 ox. tubs. At ssst Our rig. 2.59 ea. t i sisis, per owe - ,o rsInek.. 0 W" •_._, ........ $ quality llghtbulbs b3hours.Cassofi Glad. Solid air frssh.nsr Oioose 3-sisy (50.100.160) bIAbS In 2-psihor5-pr40,i0 orlOOwatt biibs Sri= host. At 1.5.1 i 1114 as. per .1st. - ox. sold In viir chfte of ' 2 for 0.1 3 Nat itJLI as Vk Sari. Iasmlb. P.as.ss*, mssat, Vs.. Put Iasirs (Ms ANkfeis A4 Ni. KWIk.KOVe' II Nih. Most items specially sale priced; some at our everyday low price! Some regular prices may vary by store. Sat Inides: so dish, kthsn puff, dish *alnsr and *alnsr tray. AN In - eden. - . I. . , I c- CD ! urrig. 2.79 7 4-pc. plastic sink sets - ---:4 L:\ our rig. 2.37... Csmstla band. 200 ihiiti per box.2-pt. -' levi 31% 3,.sS1 ow rig. Mc is. I our rig. we & 97c as. For AI --1 - Zayre trash bag — a9s,20a32t$. Wastebasket.I5a44.uldsnst 10 a as gat. 'ash. Tatat lssWihd,d qL famous Ouaksr State motor oil 20W or 30. Mists at cer menu. msde. 30 end 40 iat - i hiAstds. firers nssi.Im Zayre 1A-2 �S. hoic 1, NOW- ,_,.I_. 4f01111th1151u1s cups Diou.fPomavaiIns* Insulated Drinking Cups 2 suss. 4 tiN toa N asridtIu 3 pkgs. 1111011111 - Cosmic Cured $2 30 per pack. At least 105 per slots -limit 2 - no ralnchecks. - 5CDCfISt ftftpd4*A - Four 3.5-oz. bars per pack. At least 450 p store Ibnit 2 - rainchecks available. :. 2 6 at of 3-oz. cold cups Paper bath/lutchen Cups. 200ct. At lust 100 per slots no ratrc'i.Its. f. Cashmere Bouquet soap 11 _________ st 144 per iNno - ' bandages -41!1 1 k~ 51 foam . C $1 Ustermint 24-oz. mouthwash. ." So" 3Ocof!label offer. Attssstl44 potssore-1mh12 no rnchecks. $ 2for $1 Herbal Essence VQ - splash - Coronet napkins 60 per pkg. At I*M 140 per state — no rainclMlits. 12-oz. body splash Limit 2. ItIlilIlILlu 4,igs.1 - paper lunch bags & Matcal pkg. 0 per store no rWchicki. - -- 3 p_,. 2 for l - heavy duty bags ra sh . ags 100 pspsvplals. T • Zayre 12•cl. 26-gal. trash bags. 2 mu thick. With twist list. our reg. 177 2 . DIC 5' lW; Halls mentholyptos drops 9 drops per pack. At least 500 per store ralnchacks limit 5 available. Artmatic cosmetics Nail color, lipstick. pressed powder. or pots of glosst You can stock up on beauty essentials at our special low IS NSIIEIIILML - - toilet cleaner 12•oz. Zayre toilet bawl Cleaner. ourr.g.lScu. RUNE 2 for .4. Zayre sandwich bags 100 count stay•trash bags. top lock told £ Close. ourrag. 54c.s. ags ir C ISO p.sl.••aI toilet deodorant .• Perfumed. with plastic hanger. At knot l44 per elm — rnchicks avalis. • . ( !' foam or brush Tip Top rollers - our Mg. 4ft se. - • ,.:.: oieiN...10 1 masking tape 60 yft. per rol. At bM 106 per ?utt ' *Ni 11$ &W Another super value! Variety of sizes. At least 120 per store - rainchecks available. Listerine mouthwash 1.. — " .•.. • 20 FIL 20-oz. with bonus 4-oz gives you 24-oz of pro. tochon.At least l2Oper store — limit 2— no rainchecks. 2f.r $1 Final Net hair spray dyiIdn loon 4-01. spray. U"2. IOoz.AtSlø r 2.s ONISSIS Was U razor blades p.Perui. L - 2 2 . .- .. Contac 20's capsules 1111" *M GO11L MOO 81.,Ius.y.M4SPer 1011= ______________ .kgs. JiNIIL*uf"I. 2t.r $3 £fferdsnt -. :... t... = s1 v We -- S -£1. JLk$u V" N44per $iNN— IifldL5l tablets -sts,. —I - — us IiNcks Zayre 3-1 Zayre 2-1 4 �trust us for value! F' rX !F1 our reg. 1.17 to 2.29 Rubbermaid handy home helpers I Famous Rubbermaid takes the COflIUS,Ofl out of the kitchen inexpensively as well as altractivoly' Take your pick! Uradget Floral or plain shelf liners • Dustpan • Mini-bucket Cutlery tray • 2 - pack ice cube trays Ice cube bin Dish pan Strainer/colander Vanity basket Eklçjht kitchen colors "P , Sale! Sj j J assorted baking pans 2 for Add now life to your bakewaro' Choose from pizza pans. pie pans. round cake pans, loaf pans, square cake pans and biscuit pans Stock up during our Great Gadget Sale' tia save 25% Is 32% vL17. 7pc. Royal Chsf coolcast yiur ISIIS reu.L77W3.4I MMMW Os,,., 11.11111 to 1.41 11111COMW SOU001101d — laundry and utility plastics Dom.sticdy spslking, you's have the brightso work rooms aroundt Chaosi v.malis pies. Scs in various sIzes: 1% bu. soul 1jn&y bes. ket, I W be. round wickir design l.uióy bas. k,2Oqt.hantpssorlgilon Wash csn. Handy horn. aoc.s for any decor MW or any txidgstt chaos. 10. pIgodetlalket 10 kai b.du.t, 11 pissd bufrut or bo bnh and It oat' est SoW . IWILU 'ss Os" 1191 Evsn.hiatino aluminum with_handy, time. savkVT~ II kSodous hitllclil this popular sit. includes: I $2 cowsusisaucs-pans. 6 covered Dutch oven, 10" sldkt SUet uses Dutch oven covet 7-pc. porcelain cookware sits 23 Put fun, fashion and extra goodness into cooking! Choose from two decorator designs: Mushroom or Fresh flowers. Se' includes 1 W4 and 2-0. covered soucepsuis, 5.qt. covered Dutch oven and 9W skIllet (uses Dutch oven cover). aw r qL . *17 Our entire stocj of dinne,ft and fatwft - -4.W Brighten mug rack sets! w$ole table topf ware andyour 40-pc. Choo sets 11. from 5Opc. flat. lt a tionf Styles to suit ev, tase indu,fabuk,, set octo please every Dudgjf Hurry in. At lsss yours. 31 Price 31 dinnerwa,, per store ftatwar, n ralnct, t7~-W _Wniulatsd pitcher - Kwlk Klein - - Zayre 41 ___.an 8 ma lkms os _ J I $ plies bowl set Sit uiuh it flb I% 4 &W 5 quen acscit to 1, au -. —covs., b Im. and be kitties or - ctms1L L even - -- iiv*aaiAea tyP.— N egg best,, IV -- choice £ household help Is a bargain! At last, great kitchen help waiting at Zayre at bargain prices! Come take your pick from a giant selection of first rate aids for cooking, baking, entertaming. It's our Great Gadget Sale, and it's greater than ever before! Zayre 5.1 �your choice sa veS." Seville AC/DC AM/FM radio Al transistor circuitry, built-in telescopic antenna. automatic AFC, earphone, carrying handle. Batteries not Included, our rig. 19110. 01803. At least Spas store — nchidus available. save 3. h 11 Wake to music or alarm. Illuminated leaf type numerals flip over Instantly. 24-hour alarmsystem. our rig. 17.80. OR.325. Ailsasti per store — rainchedis available. Iv. W .W Ps pidonnanc. with 100% sold etet —, fleasnt UHF and VHF tuning for clarity. Ugh* welgi podabi. feattuu easy. 4-60 299 2-YEAR UNITED WARRANTY 2-yost Ihnftsd warranty against failure due to any defect In melirtals or work. manshp. For isyre customer conv.nInce, repair under this warranty may be obtained by returning the msrchanas to your local Zayrs store or an autPiortzed Midland Servics Center. SpeciNc details may be obtained at your Zayre store. ___ carry handles. 0XP3222/20. At least 2 psi store — $79 OW rig. 99J9 Mldicnd AC/DC 12(disgon&)tv N sold state chassis with positive detent tuning on all UHF and VHF channsls. included are car cord, _n., #1 5-11. At $ssst 2 p.r store — 'a'. I1. SIPC our rig. 3t99 Seville LED. AM/FM clock radio Soothing AM/FM music or alarm to waken ycul Pushbutton controls with snooze button, lOmlnute sleep switch, adjustable light dlmmer, LE.D. clock readout. 03401. At least $ per store — rainctisci save wililir Seville FM/AM/FM stereo system y.ui' cb.Iis Deluxe stereo system features FM/AM/FM stereo radio with stereo 8-track tape player with full size automatic BSR stereo record changer, rotary controls, twin speaker enclosures plus headphone jack and dust cover. All for our Zayre low price! You save! #5601. tape not includod I 2 forl our rag. $359 stereo LP records Midland 19" (dIagonal) portable color tv sq our reg. $129 Wide selecon of musical types! Not .varW. in La i It on, Now Big picture, realistic color, great sound! Deluxe features include automatic fine tuning, 100% solid state circuitry, positive detent tuning. Attractive walnut grain finish cabinet. Big savings! #15-279. 2_for 3 mlectedeps 7,3 $1 our rig. 1.59 Just say 'charge it!' Ken Tech digital clock radio ..V. 4, ow reW 24.0 Gusdorf tv stand OAFivow, fel. Vwmu 34" — Lath — ou.i*alns 3 fuN color 3. dirnanslonall rests. Many tuecta. 05101. ai.flhlls. Certron C.60 3.pak You get 3 hours recorthg pleasw $7*1Wo`i."r9q.36.95 1 Panasonic AC/DC csastW recordw Easy a Houdt ,ec condenser n*e, tone and volume cobcis, aido-etop, fast forward. reekit Oaiailu nel Inck4ed. R107. All faset4 per store — ndniIs iIffI Stereo We and 84rac es from loadna anls Not available in La.. inm 11111ses. 2 for5 favorite music OuaIty melor label selec- our reg. 39.99 Dejay phonograph stereo LP's I 8-track tapes Quality sound at budget price' I till range volume controls for each stereo channel, built-in 45-fpm adapter, twin speaker enclosures, headphone lack plus practical dust cover #474 At least 5 per store - ralnch.cks available. Budget pflced soyou can N in your musical Ubrary. Shown is a representative Of the selectIon. Nat avetfabte In Lsa I0 dnift how* our rig. $69 Pam 40-channel CO radio Md. ranging 404tannel LED readout. conkol. RE gain and Delta tuning. PA detachable mike. 08015. At Iast 3 per etors Zayre — flecks says ism . ra.. 20ng calculator 12d - comillOW f-- 44" mmory, basIc 4 Miolors on S key and item couIr. IdealOw hornw or ofl0 use. i17O.Mteest$pWetSiS—IlOtalfl slier asla SW classIc 40 pdntlng calculator Nl&saturssyounesd for esedandiuy figuring. 12.br$d dlglts, piking and readout kani5ons 4-key msinosy, S key and Item counter to nine just some of ii. atb'aons. Zavre low prim means you save big! 08171. Al fto $ PW —s —55 1SIRCC5. Honeywell smoke detector Electronic instrument provides earhost smoke warning. Detects invis• ble combustion particles before visible smoke appears. Piercing alarm gives extra escape time for your family. Automatic reset. CD200A. our sale price ......... 13 minus Honeywell mall-In $5 rebate .......... - your final cost Zayre 7.1 �save 21%-40% your choice - I • -• 4W ianger riot ;hoose pack of 3 fashion hangers or pack ii 8 plastic dnp/dry type W rig. 77e •e. -. 2 for $ )lastic shoe box !i . t'4 /• 'tear plastic bottom, chocolate. lime or yet' wtop 12' * 6V1 x 3'/. At least 106 per tore - rainchacks available. Wrig17C... i ' • 9 ' fr ri ,ww. save 3% Your choIce for large storage boxes our req. 2.47 'a ')•r 2 3 Jumbo size with close titling hth. plastic carry han. dIes Made of high quality coaugated fiberboard Choose floral, woodgrarn or butcherbiocli patterns 2 for flastic sweater box :loaf plastic bottom, chocolate, lime or ye w top 14- * 10½ x 6" At least 108 per tore - ralnchecks available. or rig. 1.67 $1 space savers 18' eipando wood rack. 5 tier stack rack, ief of 3 hook-on skirt racks. 4 be, folding hurl rack. swingout stack rack or 5 tier louse rack DUr rig. 1.27 to 1.67 61 �rr' - twin say. Li! I e . r ..,• 1 .•. • # . • ' S ••/ I 5,twin our req. 399 1PIF1. a$L. SWIM& ISM ,qI . • • .•.••- I . . • •- , 4 '.. •... :'•'--. - :-- --- - -. twin 2 for our rig. 4.29 W. .. .: .. :jj .' '•..- ... ... 4 . Now you can add a dramatic touch to your bedroom at fabulous savings? Stunning geometric design fuly quilted. Machine washable polyester/ rayon with bonded polyester III. $ .4. , " .':•. • • •' Cusp, cool dress-up for any pretty bedroom I Popular gao. metric pattern In easy-care. no-iron cotton/polyester. Choose brown or green. At West 4$ as. eLse per stars — no rainchecks. Full, our rag. t* 2.96 Pkg. of 2 cases, our rag. 3W, 2.96 I J I. 'crossworks' sheets Old , • 196 rrog. 19.99 14sous striking 'Arches' bedspread 3*56 fit Full our rag. ".ft 18.10 Ouseli, ow .sg. 25* HAS / ee 84'L save 3.11 scenic 'Birches' sheets g Bring outdoor beauty k1doorsi Lovely 'Birches' pattern adds a country air to your bedroom. - - .- • ..•.• . . Smoothcotton/polyester never .,: • needs ironing. At lent 12 as. p. • - • size per - :-001 . •-. surrag. 1315 metchlng 4Ar~ draperies . . An di ri_rc avallabs our fog. Ousen k61Ardnwln_Vw_b@r9dM 2 forS? 4* ,...-: - •our reg. 42933 -- , .;; ,, ..L - ' - I "q'1 1 1 1FOR11 1 1 .7% - v_s.., ssv• 1.1 1 46"" twin 1488 no4ron rlbcord bsdspresds — b -'. pisat ,1ounst flvce $, J cot. iaid nw& —swinn - -•--coSnlsMIr ot o our req. 19.99 w,1orter • Dessit SCIflIS On S wum miiIurposs l. usirs go" - 00#00O.An so" 80 x - LqT,ri low 88 twin our rig. 4.29 deep tone sheets Up1o.ths-1Wnis sold colors with contrasting piping. Deep, rich fashion tones that say Irish, contemporary.' N no-ron. slay-smooth cotton/polyester. 24 se. sin peretore.. rawahake &'INWho Full, OW rag. LW, 3.16 - Our PW LW, 6.61 Pt.. of ceese. .ur rag. us, 3.16 -- & ...a r '" •'.' our mg. 499ea 'Flutterbys' percuss - 4)'T. .. 'S. "•" 4( . ... , .r '. '.." • - - - S-" .. :;-.: . . - •" . •.A—Win •• - r - -: - - • r. - • • available .ur mg. LOS es..2 for $9 no. ol2caeee, ow 50 -i AC c' Bright, whimsical sheets from famous PequOt'lflsmooth, comfortable polyester/cotton _ percale Beauty that never requires ironing? At last 12es. size per StOre - rainchicks , 1'A Putt, A Zayre 10-1 In 2 '. • c 4 -.. - •- s.v•I.$1 '4SS " V.... I••; •. " . 45pow ets • SlwSS.&1' I$d metiress pads twlnsask Pillows UW PW of -, arm IL 2O PAQWMWT tn..uussL*liS x*iii.3Js ___ 2 br$6 plumpK dsP bed pillows .IUM& for aill. 41A Zayre 11-1 �'Offi LUCITE Wail Paint IoiaNca,N .• ..'•• wItam,IsasI.ul r•:•.-.- •- ..- says1 • save 1.99 ssv•1.11 2 t scsttsvrugs A *'of ooW ,', I . . . .. .. ...- • -. -. DuPont Lucite wall paint Smooth and easy coverage; dries in 30 minutes! Soap and water clean-up. White, ceiling white and colors. - gas. our reg. 8.99 our rag. 7.99 Classic Living Latex wall paint Economical latex one coat coverage. dries in 30 minutes' Washable finish; 8 year warranty. Fade resistant. Latex for soap and water clean-up. White, ceiling white, colors. Classic Living semi-gloss Tough scrubbable finish, excellent one coat coverage dries in one hour 8 year warranty Fade-resistant colors to match Classic Living wall paint :4 V• 21% Idoom wir okirm &es .... IJs II3J I -. our ti PP SOgal. gal. our reg. 9.96 . SVT save 1.99 Premlsr SI o dsan actIon_for masimum co.t. ___ striped wnnr Ab1iá'SiatNJ •• 1• csiilsW vacuum cissnir A er 1 ' ••.' . •'•- :-:-v.nt.no.l POWSIO.E. motor euçtçNs strong 091, kk"a9vNot end or end rug . ,flI SO *niiIl #C450. -. - .• • 'S 3.11 25% off-- ow fog. 111419 Spc. both ad* Glamodz.your bath? Luxurious DuPont Dacron' polyester creates a stunning effect. Sit Includes: M contour, tank top & cover. Id cover. Mactti. wash. At least Sin assortedcolors per store - Ow r. low pdcs.l sO Edg.crsft shelving and brackets M Owing this fantastic Sale of Sales, you can save a full 25% on our entire stock of quality shelves, brackets and standards? Take advantage of this special offer and save? suvs 45% .7, 7, ow surewin SnMOM" sw Pse. GA Ow MW Us itre Is IMP I tl 111W r Olin of addsd 0 OW 24 OWN to let t VOW din M IM ! PMWM 2 :, idlu Ism• -: .' kmsvdài,.,sã. .. ataW11 p.. :. -.- M.IrnuLNI.iro.d II'-1"l " ' i ••' '.. feI .s,stop ________ _I_Iki perots..r_ Zayre 12-1 SSVS LII - — N, 14.15 - -' 1' *11 'wvUW toyiur -dSCOVStIV fOil COIk so wo a an oumksl .s to dN Low 31 X r ' 4_ ____ ts . ems. .-.,... 00015 tIeei ecaISlreI6• toI. __________________ - #1* ______ - p • Mss our SS,1.15 1 IS _ helpers The - _SIII that miii WS and work 96 muclt mliii Choose: 6 oz. tub. Nwd iiIIY. 301. bottlie mint, 1.Poi•E Gk*, Ikitid Steel. Zayre 13-1 :. I "M _iIiinimi - —a.- 2ft ew 14s. M 6 , 7.0 �[T. P155/$OR-13 36 for subcompactsis MOMPO Radials the all-season tire Radial construction for strength. better handling, long mileage and gas economy Strong double steel cord belts for strength durability and added economy Over 10,000 biting edges that grip in any weather -. wet or dry, hot or cold Special rubber grips curves, rides quiet Ito We slas everyday tool values P185/75fl-13 AR78-13 $37 P225175fl-14 HR78-14 P185I75R-13 Bfl78-13 $35 P205f75R.15 Ffl78-I5 P195175R14 DR78-14 $54 P215/751115 G1178.15 P19517511-14 Efl78-14 04 P225/751115 111178•15 P205/75R- 14 FR78-14 654 P2251751115 JR78-15 P215/75R-14 GR78-14 $42 P235/7511-15 LR78-15 Plus 1_9I to $3 FLY. 1ndlIss IMsckwsl. Al others we etWtowls. quality hand tools Now's the time to complete your hand tool collection. Choose from: 16-oz. hammer • 6' measuring tape 8-pc. screwdriver set . 6 pliers 13-pc. drill set . saw horse bracket Shown is a representative of the selection. At Islet 40 sew horns brackets per store - ruinchecks avallabti. • Huge selection to choose fromf .8-piece sabre saw blade set hack saw 5-piece nest of saws . vise wrench 8 adjustable wrench Shown is a representative of the selection. 1 U M $2 for sbus.2 ourmg180I.lSsl. &ctrlcal supply spidals — audit; Ivory orbroin elns pole swlh; Ivory or Ixam abs ts; brown and whits 3/2 iltW a 8 sxtsnion Cold; boo"i or Nfl — bums NOM W... 111111illp-off SON MM ourrev. 2.71 comon Wk Auggokshomssthool Of 001 UNS. ProtsctYOW Po"0111111bris. -- $1 w .ur rig. .1 8.18 10/bsbsN sit ComØits w I" bar and MOO svi. You gstbt 1$t. UM low -— Lhs an siarUut in r:ry -111&I Zayre 14A2 5A3 �:-, F V•-..- • ..1.'' . . .- for our rag. SSces. bright print bikinis seiectea groupl misses' fashion pants 20-40% OFF our orig. prices' Hero's the bottom line on savings! Great looking pants in popular styles, colors, fabrics. Sizes for juniors, misses. selected group! ashlon sportsw€ 25-50% OFF our odg. prIces' misses' blouses Long, V4, even some cap sleeved styles. Bag color, fabric, style assortment! Misses' sizes. 25-33% OFF selected group! fashion accessories selected group! fashion dresses 25%w5O% OFF 25%-33% OFF. our orig. prices' special group of scarves Huge array of prints in squares and oblongs. Choice of soft, flowing fabrics. Belts for every outfit: jean belts, ropes, chains, double wraps, more! Misses' sizes. Tops and slacks at terrific savings. . . At these Zayre low sale prices, your maternity wardrobe can realty expand! 77c Outstanding selection with tempting fashion details, trims, colors! Big savings! Jr. and misses' sizes. selected groupl knit scarves I k Sensational prints and gorgeous solid colors! 339A'SO% OFF 33%50% OFF 25%o33% OFF selected groupl knit hats Pick your knit from solids, stripes in flattering colors. Most we one size fits all. 25%-50% OFF 25%•37% 0" OFF our orig. prices' our orig. prices' entire stock! uniforms selected group! 'Pius Size' sportswear Fashion plus savings for our 'plus size' gals! Blouses, sweaters and slacks.. . current colors, styles, fabrics! Hurry In for best choice! 1- One size Sts d and 9'II. A1tsI99pW Rip . our orig. prices' plus size' bandeau bras 'plus size, long line bras Smooth. lamming shaping ,Ssa.i*ful asiscion of big 33 for the Met figure. Corn 2 foriabls bandeau styli In our reg. 2.99 iJf " In s- kw that gEvs comloit and3 — to Met figures. selected groupi misses' outerwear Special fashion assortment of long and short coats, jackets, pant coats, many more! Think of a color, style, fabric ... come find it at Zayre! Misses' sizes. Easycare, easywear uniforms at huge savings! Novelty looks, button and zipper fronts. In junior and misses' sizes. "itedcupt panty controller amp* elISV Si. 598 plus size panties in assortsd fabrics our reg. i.is-i.se ... .74c-1 .14 Prints, scNds,'plus sIzes 6-13. Also 5-7 our rw j,J', La 9, • / our mg. 2.99 .. ciIacy,tlored bin loshapi Wild lowyour figure! Nylon LvUa$pWôuiInwhiti V 4o,5Ø V to,s.34-12, L - .. .. . I shin Contour brat FUNC ihapinget flareiy *1 dMall Shiny n',IoflO(flYI 1 Wd$pWdl Wh,te,lO Colorim No posture idsts i right bra esbandec — 00 GO&i 13442, w&ftl SW rig, 3.99 a. or MOW selected group of girls' special dresses Warm winter coats and jackets at great Now, when you most want to dress her up Zayre savings! Adorable styles that turn and save money, tool Lovely styles; girls' big and little 91118 into smart fashlon-ettesi sizes. Hurry in! Popular faDncs! ó ;,IS_p too — N,NS I .. . .. . I ti QQ, up Owill "M man is5l1,L34 I*jIlu,S, I V * our rig. 5.04.99 our req. 7.0.1.99 t 1111111,1111 • a a 3 lire girls' super-value bargains! $sim.dlsN price micWons hays been lahan prior be Wils eels. 3. I nudZ selected group of girls' outerwear ourmg.ISc brushed Orion" booties F f Keepyour foot pro" afldwWllt A.WiLJJ' 'I Brushed Orion# acrylic/nylon In one We fits al. Best colors! P33 bras I gave 27% save 22% SSVS 24% ¶, i. 411 Qi1 I [%{:,& 1iJ II easycare control brief Contabu., firm supolt 366 washable n1an/LyUa' after sale 4.69 andsx In white, plus 466 &jff Zayre 16-1 A , Zayre has plus sizes at mlnlprlcesi Save! in soecisi selected groupl girls' sportswear Ever popular jeans, fashion slacks, tops, slack sets, skirt sets, skirts. Best colors. All In girls' sizes. - I 50% o'' waltz gowns Very special values with lovely lace and embroidery accents Waltz length gowns in all nylon tricot in a rainbow of stunning colors' S.ML. Shown is representative of the selection "--S fashion knee-hi's S our orig. prices' our orig. prices' selected groupt maternity buys ....'. selected groupl knit gloves Driving gloves with vinyl palms, all vinyls, plus others! Many colors, patterns In the group. Fill in your wardrobe and save! Current colors, wanted fibers; misses' sizes. - Tremendous selection! I and 2-pc. styles in solids or prints. Sizes for juniors, misses and halt sizes. selected groupl fashion belts misses' skirts misses' sweaters 50% OFF nylon Nylon/acetate prints; misses' 5-6-7. Prints may valy store by store. eiirri.S. A iris. 1.95 . DOWW11111 Now fashion handbags Big savings on top style bags wfth lots of important featuresl Outside pockets top zips and snaps, shoulder straps. Inside pockets. Canvas or vinyl. Popular colors. At least 36 total per stars — no rainchicks. Zayre 17A2 �. $3 S., stave I&% to 33% 699 I1L liii Pug. 3 men's Dickies' -' ow .3 Work hard 98 Puig. ____oll 3msWs 2 ccbisnd buiflrsoM r. A wine — -- J blrdssy. 3 " Our rsg. 27*27w cotton diapers 0 SSVS G." .3R. lined canvas diaper bag ft 2r squat. for roomy, easy to a4ust d. Roomy vtn'4 hoed lnWiOr WO zpsi pock Pits. By the maliers of Cuflty. Whit. 100% at. 2 hwid ouPde podists for iprs. asorbsnt cotton. Senubonal savNigst boSs. cotton cenvas with snip closure. 4es. re— as mtsC.. 41111 Lull, le IU.I Cure Frultofth.Loo' boys' & men's undsrwsr .. . k1.. save .s .. r IF Mss zss. ci Pampers kv shirts , •1 wee a shirt sprk sty%S$t O%Ot Shirts r •ntVe stock p%U$ tr$t' of short 5eeVe ø%id An ou reap the bene1it ded 58%eCtiOfl can Our entire reduced so you wovens with ban ab have beeng groUP'9 of knitS and chest rocket. MaCtfl° wash store by outstandin vary S may 1 handY collars and gatOTO mefl sizOS. COlOr GototS store. .. . — work shirts sport ,ews dress & 2 IWO 248 418 ow rag. 5.15 Ycuwothwd all We i MirelcstIonisisyci,elii, tl1UI&INyf8oNwdre- swtt*. Tailored S teSpsh,s.tdrsqknit teMsci$edmsn'swd Z selection 1 r Yew Infants' 1: work - ntire stodtt _—r e etleCts metfs hats & work gloves feel the chilli that hands saving5 s your head and take advantago of groat t ol styles n so . . A huge assortme o winter tirst. tastel or f YOU can warm up to partiCU L to suit yoUf mefl sszes. land tab M least 4S 011111. FaVcXtt0 COlOtS. per store no rainCh5 __ _____ I muis esm. loft IL0Ol2500 . 0u" rm- .$4c ewrau.L114i1 Cuddletowne's undershirts ow rag. an boys' do 4111 oriwIUjssn. pkg. of 3 88Courreg. 1.21 save .11 oom 19 8~~~~ our req. 28.99 Spencer,' terry training pants Cuddletownsilli plastic pants Choice of slip-on or snslds shirts In machine washable coUon/polester. White. Infants' sizes; pi ci 2. Famous maker pre-shrunk cotton terry training pants are machine washable. Tockler sizes In favorite colors. 3 pair of pastel plasbc pants with cushioned leg and waist for extra comfort. Infants sizes. A. 4 in 1 Converta & chair The chair that adapts to your child's needs' Converts from high chair to youth chair. TV or snack chair Folds compactly. locks securely 4-position wrap around tray plus footrest -.. - .-..-.. :.... m weeii on denim cauu&blueoOl. . . ,.5.11 tty lnyn ____ Isasl b hUh. . permanent press. Assorted . ' oobm &01 dyles have — smdsIaiI. tWs sss. ______ j •• plliowand comforter eet 33% - Easy wind-up mechanism lets baby swing owusg.3J5 for up to IS minutes Nonskid rubber leg tips, baked enamel finish Simple to assomble -" pkg.ol $ . • 2 "'t rwI $5 ""' ColoW ptionlie pr1rft In Mqp 30 x 31r 044~;Vv - 111 P*ft way our rig.5.15 owmIll . . fly. msiUir. wwml Non.alsrgsnlcodurlass. ore may vary store by On. z&7 I 5V• our req. 16.99 B. automatic wind-up baby swing B , . 43%i, 99 . men's save 36% '' ow ro& am 2wo L Junior boys' doubis knee denim Jeens . IsnLon• hosiery down. of ,_ IMF _TLI:1 • CtSlit'd Itt'tl - -. , - . ' _•• '. . ' Baby gets 9 square fool of play area' All over juvenile print, double drop sides with padded hinge covers Wipe-clean pad included . 0& eswng.lk r .. little Festee '• 4 our req. 32.99 2 C. deluxe playpen by Century - - 74 1ev. 8.25 •4 SON100% Lk:Eh! 18 I tu.e co,st Junlix es445.7. $ - VI 32%U AA on ' • oreg31 owns. 1.0-1.71 .. •M on - .. 1I s ks Fruit O fl wulmmonbirbew hooes from 3psdi ts n1on w.s or wo ft lid oc 0 1.11 sa ve ve 11.55 C. \ 1 our req. 44.88 D. Welsh tote-a-crib WW Crib, play yard and dressinn table in one unit' Plastic teething rails, drop front gate. adjustable legs and Hour height All wal- hers' 3.ps iirsSch ooSonfln ores sodis. UL Oft*I*ildNVSl I 33 - - nut finish hardwood construction Mattress pad included vs 5 4 our rig. 6.99.7.99 men's &boys' vinyl ki sport oxfords Comfort afoot with padded collar, padded tongue and full cushion insole. Gentirie rubber bottoms. White. Boys 114;men's7.lI,12, At West 3lp.r store—no rainctticiis. , (/ AA age, e men's lalsurs casuals Hopiadi ups. tim SiMbC Sidi 9e5 Macti WI U. S. A. Brown. av.iabi. WI 7I ies II I 1 117 our req. 7.99 E. folding potty chair jN Si .f Beautifully finished natural oak, durable plastic seat, tray, back. chamber and deflector. 2 position fray adjustment Full size potty women's open slid.. — cuonid sobs. W tçp.r.m mnsd ors, S'zs5loI0*Ilus$ ssace—,i. yI roil "h lts PA"01 ve \ Inlanls' 0 2 88 toddisrs' III Zayre 18A.2 499 sav.1.30 sorjssns 99 Pourr.g.14.99 F. Teddy Tot walker-trainer lkulSl eu. I sv) Contoured hi-back seat for comfort and support Deep dish tray, colorful play balls. Chrome plated steel legs 6 sets F. save $5 of easy-roll dual wheels. Zayre 19A-2 �savings by the suv• 31% DuPont Orlon acrylic yarn Sensalonal color ranet 4-ply worsted weight Is machine washable, dryable .. . Ideal for fashion knitIlno orolects. 3½.oz. solds, 3.01. ombies. At Sseat laSO per slots - no ralndis Isv. 41% our req. Ik ff ff skn .71 Air Sheen brushed yarn oiwreg tas !Le e."its" Lustrous solds and ombres in 3-oz. worstedtype yam. Machine wals 70% CreS*' _o% nylon. i C lot WOO ," I A4y.,iIsng suppl.n.nt to: St Augustine Pcord. St PItIr$bu,g Tim.s,The Evening Herald Sanford. Sarasota Herald-Tribune C 3 f emrw& Isv• 31% otw rev. 41c s Aunt Lydia's rug yarn amallialm d Orlon 'scryllcSayelVby Duftnt In "at color diolcesi 2-oz. bats. At machine washable, dryable. I 4111111111 . sport yarn So right for sweaters, throws! 4-ply worsted type In a wide array of colors. 3-oz. solids are machine washable, dryable. At least 1500 per store - no rainchecks. co KOdifi' polyester Is washable, coloifasL 70yd. hanlis. TO COMPARE!" . 2for ow few ISo i& Creslang acrylic yarn "I WANT YOU 0W1%4&*1, I Guarantees To Pay You Cash From The Very First Day jWh uPto(44 ) (A ADAY oojcMc EVERY 30 DAYS -f F. AIN I'ays You Cashfrom the veryfirsi day ofhospitalization for both covered sickness and accident. There are no waiting periods. Pays You Cash in addition to any benefiisfro,n any other plan, even Group or Medicare. Pays You Cashfor mental illness, occupational injuries and confinement In V.A. hospitals. Pays You Cashfor Accidental Dismemberment. Pays You 50% Additional Cashfor Cancer and Heart Attack. Pays You Full Cash benefits ([you're 1Wdillwl 65 or over. %$ Pays You Cash to spend anywa;' 5,9OO.O0 you see necessar;'. cc1 ENT AL Cash Paid Dect To You Or Anyone You Choose 41. fr: I ... (. .. '..' • d' . 5. I Arthur Godfrey • SUPPlement To The THETODAY SENTINEL STAR TAMPA TRIBUNE ATIMES LAKELAHO LEDGER CLEARWATER SUN WINTER HAVEN NEWS CHIEF ST. PETERSBURG TIMES SANFORD HERALD DAYTONA NEWS JOURNAL SARASOTA HERALD 4t1. 1 We 20-1 When you buy insurance I'm sure you look for the greatest cash protection at the lowest possible price. With that in mind, I am inviting you to compare the Union Fidelity Hospital Cash Plan with any other plan on the market today. Why? Because I've examined this policy and I'm thoroughly convinced that the Union Fidelity Hospital Cash Plan will give you the most for your money. I believe in this insurance value and that's why I'm urging you to compare the actual UFL Hospital Cash Plan . . . and price against any other plan. To help you compare, the facts are spelled out in the following pages. Be hard in your comparisons ... I want you to. Then, and only then, decide if UFL Is best for you. . OPEN DAILY 9:30AM TO 1:30PM WNDAY lOAM TO 5PM FAANW ORLANDO IOUTh* PINILLAS PAM TAMPA 71ST W. Millsboro SARASOTA TAMPA ISIS I. Nlllsboro NEW PORT RICHlY IT. PUTIUSSUNO Tires ust wiIIuIte in Broom •. *TiusiAso service ajilUl.. * LMI*IS 01Jj5 CANSSIRkY* I _____ :--rIssaiumlIn aunsa ___a&RiJi,.. - . --. i . -.-- 'I •_j.j L . 711 �%IiOñtThiH . 11 Core fiatI!CrIs! "Hospital bills are the single largest cause of personal bankruptcy in the United States today." Now . . - Vicc President Walter Mondale When You're Hospitalized. . . Here's $40.00 a bap... $1,200.00 everp tljtrtp ba$ FIRST DAY CASH PROTECTION ... FOR BOTH COVERED SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT A Message From Arthur Godfrey Member, Board of Directors, Union Fidelity Life Insurance Co. I'm not planning to go bankrupt if I can help it. And neither are you. But when I heard Vice President Mondale's recent statement about hospital bills, I really had to stop and think. Over 35 million Americans end up In the hospital each year, according to the American Hospital Association. Most of these people have good Group Insurance or Medicare. Yet, as the Vice President said, "Hospital bills are the single largest cause of personal bankruptcy. today." How Is that possible? The answer is simple. No plan not the best Group Plan, not even Medicare pays all the bills. And what your insurance doesn't pay, you have to pay.. out of your own pocket. What can you do about it? The best answer is STAY WELL. The next best thing is having a good additional hospital cash source should you ora memberof your family be hospitalized. That's what the Union Fidelity Hospital Cash Plan is! Th. UFL plan pays you $40.00 a day, $1,200.00 every 30 days from the very first day of covered hospitalization for both sickness and accident! That's cash paid directly to you oranyone you choose, in addition to any benefits you receive from any other plan. You can use the money any way you see necessary. Now there are several plans on the market today that look Ilk, the Union Fidelity Hospital Cash Plan. But read them carefully compare them point by point. Thin dicide if they match the Union Fidelity Plan. Compare the benefits. Do the other plans pay $40.00 a day, $1,200.00 every 30 days from the very first day... increase benefits for Cancer and Heart Attack. pay for pregnancy and Accidental Dismemberment. cover confinement in V.A. hospitals? The UFL Plan does! Compare First-Day Coverage. The first few days in the hospital are always the most expensive. Do the other policies start paying the first day you are hospitalized or the4th or5th day, when the high costs of initial hospital care for both covered have already occurred? The Union Fidelity Plan pays all its benefits from the very first day sickness and accident! There are no deductibles or waiting periods! Compare Coverage for folks over 65. Do the other plans pay full benefits for folks over 85 or do benefits automatically reduce at age 65? The UFL Plan pays full benefits for folks over 85—there are no reductions, ever! I know a good valuewhen I see it, and! believe in this Union Fidelity Hospital Cash Plan. But the best judge Is still you. You will be the one getting the bills. See what our plan delivers and let your good judgment do the rest. If you respond before February 10, 1979 you will be eligible for our $5,000.00 Accidental Dismemberment Benefits. Act now! . . - - . - . . . . - Member of the ioard of Dlrctom, Itha financial nl•rutIn the company COMPARE THESE BENEFITS WITH ANY OTHER PLAN • Cash paid in addition to any other plan, even Group or Medicare. up to a Accidental Dismemberment Benefit $5,000.00. • Pays cash for pregnancy when female iscovered during entire period of pregnancy. • Pays cash for mental illness, work-related injuries and confinement in Veterans Hospitals. Guaranteed acceptance. Pays you full benefits from the very first day for both covered sickness and accident. There are absolutely no deductibles or waiting periods! Direct cash payments to you or anyone you choose. 50% cash increase for Cancer and Heart Attack. Full cash benefits if you're 65 or over—benefits do not reduce! . . . ts cctton:2 SiarautsId Cast 1jrinionjibrUopitalQ1ab Plan $40.00abap. $1200.00 tarp tljirtp bap FIRST DAY CASH PROTETIONSFOR BOTH COVERED SICKNESS AND ACCIDENT $40.00 A DAY, $1,200.00 every 30 days from the very first day of covered hospitalization for both you and your spouse. Even if _____ you're 65 or over benefits never reduce! ACCEPJ'ANCE $60.00 A DAY, $1,800.00 every 30 days JIIJARANTEE4L) Increased Cash from the very first day Cash - - $160.00 A DAY, $4,800.00 every 30 days Double cash from the very first day when you and your insured spouse are hospitalized at the same time for the same covered accident. $20.00 A DAY, UP TO $560.00 Cash for hospital confinement due to mental illness; work-related injuries covered by Workmen's Compensation; or confinement in a Veterans Hospital. UP TO $59000.00 Cash for Accidental Dismemberment, covering loss of limbs or eyesight within 90 days of the date of the accident, .Mmj CCONOVY PLANS ALSO AVAILA~SLE $1 ,200.0O every 30 days DAY, $40.00 A Cash for hospitalization due to pregnancy when female is covered for the entire period of pregnancy. Complications are treated as any other illness. $20.00 A DAY, $600.00 every 30 days Cash from the very first day your dependent child is hospitalized for covered accident or sickness (includes pregnancy when covered for full term). _________ to fPML FEATURE! MM$5,000.00 ACCIDENTAL DISMEMBERMENTBENEFiT Iyou apply by February 10 1979, you will receive an extra $5,000.00 Accidental Dismemberment benefit. You collect in addition to the $5,000.00 Accidental Dismemberment benefit included in your policy. For one penny a month, you'll get a total of $10,000.00 cash to cover the loss of limbs or eyesight within 90 days of the date of accident. Your benefits are tax free. Cash benefits you receive from your Union Fidelity Hospital Cash Plan are not taxable by any level of government. They are not subject to state or federal income tax. "I am definitely pleased with the handling of my claim. This is the third time t his yea rthat I have been sick, and the claim was handled promptly each time. lam going to keep this policy in force aslongasilive. It has been such a great help to me." Avory Clark, MrdthviII VA �ud Siiiraatsu etñon3 PII IL Vlrbarqto ftrVolitpbolberfs Si ft FROM HARRY T. DOZOR, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD YOUR CASH BENEFITS START THE VERY FIRST DAY Your Union Fidelity $40.00 a day, $1,200.00 GUARANTEED ACCEPTANCE This cash plan is absolutely guaranteed to you, regardless of your age or your health. You cannot be turned down for any reason. every 30 days hospital plan pays all its cash benefits from the very first day for both accident and sickness. There are absolutely no costly deductibles or waiting periods. CASH BENEFITS ARE PAID DIRECT TO YOU OR ANYONE YOU CHOOSE, IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER INSURANCE YOUR CASH BENEFITS INCREASE AS YOU STAY IN THE PLAN Claim checks are sent directly to you to use as you wish. Cash is paid toyou in addition to any other benefits you receive fromany other_ plan, even Medicare. If you select the Individual Plan, the total benefits available are $14,000.00. Under the Husband-Wife Plan or Single Parent Plan, the maximum amount is $21,000.00; while under the All-Family Plan, it's $28,000.00. For every month your policy remains in force, your total benefits increase with the amount of each paid premium. Forexample: if your premium Is $20.52 a month and your policy has been in force for 20 months, your total eligible benefits will increase by $410.40 ($20.52 x 20 months - from $21,000.00 to 50% INCREASE FOR CANCER AND HEART ATTACK _. FULL BENEFITS OVER 65 THESE ARE THE EXCLUSIONS Loss due to alcohol or narcotics, unless under the advice of a physician; confinement in nursing homes, convalescent, extended or self-care units of hospitals. Pre-existing conditions, those conditions you have now or had before, are not covered for two years from your policy's effective date. $21,410.40). NO INDIVIDUAL RATE INCREASES - EVER! MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE We guarantee that you won't be singled out for a rate increase . . . regardless of the amount you've collected. Your rate can only be changed if the same action is taken on all policies of this type (Form 1-2930-FL) in your entire state. . . or when you reach age 65. What's more, as long as your premiums are paid on time, we guarantee never to cancel your policy individually for any reason until you receive your maximum benefits, unless the same action is taken on all policies of this form in your state. We will rush you your policy which will be inforce as of the effective date. If you are satisfied, send us your premium within 21 days. If not, don'tpay a penny. You'll have no coverage. . . and no obligation of any kind. Even after you've paidyour premium, you can still return your policy within30 days, and we'll refund any money you have paid. We guarantee it. YOU'RE GUARANTEED THE BEST POLICYHOLDER SERVICE AVAILABLE "I have been more than satisfied with theservicesof Union Fidelity. It has been only 10 days since! sent my claim in and already I have received my check. Thank you for your prompt service." Mary Henry, Marshalltown, IA Our specialists are trained to get the information you request, fast and courteously. We'll supply you with a Toll-Free number to our Policyowner Service Department, where you can get an immediate answer to any question. _________________________DETACH ALONG BROKEN LINE _______________________________ dlz .LV1S AllO ssuaav FOLD HERE "Take it from me, you'll rest easier tonight if you drop this in the mail TOOA ,1, NO POSTAGE NECESSARY IF MAILED IN THE UNITED STATES BUSINESS REPLY MAIL FIRST CLASS PERMIT NO. 141 TREVOSE, PA POSTAGE WILL BE PAID BY rlje1nionfteutp 1üfrJnunt Qto. NISSEN MR. JOSEPH RABB 3947 Ponce do Leon Avenue Jacksonville, FL 32217 iLl-liNe LItttt DO protect M FIr( day alj paynjnt for both covered accident and sickness. There are no deductibles or waiting periods! 50% benefit Increase for Cancer or Heart Attack. Guaranteed Acceptance. Is Full benefits for folks over 65. Cash for Mental Illness; work-related Injuries covered under Workmen's Compensation and confinement in Veterans Hospitals. Accidental Dismemberment Benefit... up to $5,.00. Pays all,, bepefjts direct to you or anyone you choose, ip addition tQ any benefits from any other plan, Including Medicare. Is wborn cljllden autom$Icaly covere4 at 1frth at no aclItIQnal costwhejiat leastoneouier ependent child is covered (30 days under Husband.. Wife or Individual Plan). Cash paid for pregnancy when female Is covered for full term oi pregnancy. Extra l BeBeffi celdeatal Dismemberment J1 . selected. official Use Only NOW ADOUIONAL $!'.OL% ACCWNTA D!SMIMBERMENT RENUI% FOR ONE PENNY A 10104 UI WHENYOU APPLY BEFflRE FERUAW. 10, 1979 -- —I--- "I appreciated the prompt service I received without the long wait and needless papenvork." Dorothy Brady, Mitchell, SD �1 'cttio11:3 Pledges and Guarantees Plebarg -] to ftr Volirpbolberfs FROM HARRY T. DOZOR, CHAIRMAN OF THE BOARD YOUR CASH BENEFITS START THE VERY FIRST DAY Your Union Fidelity $40.00 a day, $1,200.00 every 30 days hospital plan pays all its cash benefits from the very first day for both accident and sickness. There are absolutely no costly deductibles or waiting periods. YOUR CASH BENEFITS INCREASE AS YOU STAY IN THE PLAN If you select the Individual Plan, the total benefits available are $14,000.00. Under the Husband-Wife Plan or Single Parent Plan, the maximum amount is $21,000.00; while GUARANTEED ACCEPTANCE This cash plan is absolutely guaranteed to u, regardless of your age or your health. V u cannot be turned down for any reason. CASH BENEFITS ARE PAID DIRECT TO YOU OR ANYONE YOU CHOOSE, IN ADDITION TO ANY OTHER INSURANCE Claim checks are sent directly toyou to use as you wish. Cash is paidtoyou in addition toany other benefits you receive fromany other plan, even Medicare. FOR CANCER AND HEART ATTACK 500, INCREASE FULL BENEFITS OVER 65 otnr1arfhaAII-V,1m i IvPInn it'c 9R flflfl At) VSSru. a ..s - - s... 'atifieb tltstoiiiers "I am very pleased with the manner in which Union Fidelity has paid my claims. / have had 4 operations in 5 months, and they are prompt with their payments. When you are disabled, that is an important factor. I'm also pleased that they have not cancelled my policy because of my surgery." Helen Seaman, Ridgecrest, CA "I've been a Policyholder of the Union Fidelity Life Insurance Company for almost 10 years and I'm without doubt completely satisfied with your promptness in handling my benefits claim.. It's getting better all the time. Thank you so much for your promptness." Jack Masloff, Pittsburgh, PA "After seeing your ad in the paper, and after thinking and discussing, we decided to give you a try. After taking the insurance, my husband was hospitalized a number of times. We are impressed with the manner and speed in which you process our claims." Mr. and Mrs. R. Jones, Roanoke, VA "I was glad to receive your benefit check. It couldn't have come at a more appropriate time. I am on medical leave and the income leaves something to be desired. . Thanksagain." Raymond Thomey, Kansas City, MO . Send No Money Now! Mall Application In This Envelope! That's all there is to it. Fill out the application and sign it at the bottom. Send it with no money in this envelope. You don't even need a stamp. MOISTEN AND SEAL -4 'ection: 4 Premium $chnduls and Ienfft Summary J. 1L ~&rllb no inonrp nou! Oi' ltarantrrb tccrptaiicr! , Act Now -Your Acceptance is Guaranteedi Remember the UFL Plan pays from the very first day of covered hospitalization. Other plans may Promise to save ou money but look at them very closely. They pay you nothing for the first 3 or 4 days of hospitalization. hat's the most expensive time and you ena up paying the entire bill yourself. Are you really saving? We offer first day coverage only. quality protection in three cash amounts. Select your plan and mail today. T . . . Policy 1-3920-FL__________________________________ RATES FOR FOLKS UNDER 65 RATES FOR FOLKS OVER 65 - FOR A11ADAY INDIVIDUAL iI ADA! I $1.200.00 $900.00 eve days 1 evey dip1 I $10.92 I $ 8.19 I $20.00 ADAY $600.00 every 3Qy $ 5.46 HUSBAND-WIFE J $20.52 I $15.39 I $10.26 ONEJPA RENT 1S 11 10%. 0 ___ $40.00 I uo.00 II ADAY ADAY $ao.00 ADAY I $1,200.00 J $900.00 $600.00 every 3O days Jevery 3O days every 3o days OV ER 65 I INDIVIDUAL 1 $20.72 1 $15.54 ONE OVER 65 ONE UNDER 65 J $30.32 I $22.74'4j5.16 $10.36 5UV $15.12 - $11.34 $ 7.56 IOTHOVER6S $40.32 $30.24 $20.16 J BUC 65 AND OVER FAMILY PLAN: Add all of your children under age P1. t 21, regardless of how many you have, to any plan for these rates: ALL FAMILY $24.72 $18.54 $12.38 ($40.00 A DAY PLAN -$4.20 A MONTH).. ($30.00 A DAY PLAN $3.15A MONTH). ($20.00A DAY PI.AN -$2.10AMONTH). Children's benefits are 50% of adult benefits. Maternity benefit is automatica lly included in the Husband-Wife or-All-Family Add maternity benefits to the Individual or Single Parent Plans for these amounts: ($40.00 A Day Plan - $3.20 a month) ($30.00 A DayPlan. Plan - $2.40 a month) ... ($20.00 A Day Plan $1.60 a month) - . . . . bet btinfito jeLp protect u First day cash payment for both covered accident and sickness. There are no deductibles or waiting periods! 50% benefit increase for Cancer or Heart Attack. Guaranteed Acceptance. Full benefits for folks over 65. Cash for Mental Illness; work-related injuries covered under Workmen's Compensation and - Otfical Use Only $F000i0 ACCWrNTA 0!5MLM BERM ENT RENEfl' FOR ONE PENNY 4 M(i4 (H WHEN YOU APPLY BE1RE FERuAn1;_10, 1979 NOW ADOITIDMAL confinement in Veterans Hospitals. Accidental Dismemberment Benefit $5,000.00. ... up to Pays all benefits direct to you or anyone you choose, in addition to any benefits from any other plan, including Medicare. Newborn children automatically covered at birth at no additional cost when at least one other dependent child is covered (30 days under Husband-Wife or Individual Plan). Cash paid for pregnancy when female is covered for full term Of pregnancy. Extra $5 000.00 4ccidental Dismemberment Benefit, if selected, II [ "i appreciated the prompt service I received without the long wait and needless paperwork." Dorothy Brady, Mitchell, SD �cction: 5 *poi And Csps.a.rluarut.s Ti Si ACT NOW! WE GUARANTEE YOU'LL BE ACCEPTED $40 A DAY, $1,200 every 30 days 0 INDIVIDUAL 0 ONE PARENT $30 A DAY, $900 every 30 days 0 HUSBAND/ FAMILY $20 A DAY, $600 every 30 days 0 ALL FAMILY WIFE Add the Extra 15.00000 Accldsutal Dismembermut I.n.fft (Form 14160) PIous locksO Maternity I.e.?its. 5i Uulep FIdu1tt APPLY BEFORE ,cqiq Idt.l.or to E.OA * out additional - —- DISHEMOERME BE:EFrT. APPLICATION FORM TO: UNION FIDELITY UFE INSURANCE COMPANY M TUVO$E. PENNSYLVANIA MR. NAME MRS. 12130-FL MIDDLE INITIAL FIRST LAST (IF YOU ARE A MARRIED WOMAN - USE YOUR OWN FIRST NAME) miss ADDRESS 157e44.2 157946-9 (STRUT 00 A.D. NO) CITY yjj can get this valuable cash protection now. Simply fill in this brief application and mall today you NEED SEND NO MONEY NOWI' STATE _________ZIP DATE OF BIRTH _______________________________ AGE _____ SEX Male 0 Female 0 MONTH DAY YEAR List all dependents to be covered under this Plan: (DO NOT include name that appears above. Use separate sheet If necessary.) NAME (Please Print) RELATIONSHIP SEX uoom DATE OF MOTH DAY I YEAR AGE Chick has If you want Coveras for your Children. hereby apply for Union Fidelity's Hospital Cash Plan to cover myself and all other persons listed above. To the best of my knowledge and belief, neither I nor any other person listed above has been refused or had cancelled any health, hospital or life insurance policy because of reasons of health. I understand that diseases or physical conditions which any covered person now has or has had in the past will not be covered until my policy has been in force for two years. Choose the plan and the amount you want and chock the correct boxes. Fill out th.application completely and sign at the bottom. Please list all members of your family you wish covered. Detach application and mail lnthe postage-paid envelop.. Send no money nowl SIGNATURE ________________________________________ DATE SIGN—DO NOT PRINT JOSEPH RABB COUNTERSIGNATURE E& YOU GET YOUR POLICY TO EXAMINE Licensed Resident Agent (Sign —00 Not Print) 02209•65-7.CS -------------------------------- --------DETACH ALONG BROKEN LINE -----_---------------- ------ 3 3i)ip (ompanp Ouaranter Guaranteed Acceptance. We guarantee to accept you regardless of your age. No Individual Rate Increases. We guarantee never to raise your rates Individually, regardless of the amount you collect. Rates may be changed only if the same action Li taken on all policies of this form (1-2930) In your state. . or when you reach age 65. As long as your premiums are paid on time, we guarantee never to cancel your policy Individually for any reason until you recelveyourmaxlmum benefits, unless the same action is taken on all policies of this form in your state. Money-Back Guarantee. We guarantee to issue your policy in-force as of the effective date. If you are satisfied, send us your premium within 21 days. If not, don't pay a penny. You'll have no coverage. . . and no obligation of any kind. yen after you've paid your premium, you can still return your policy within 30 days, and we'll refund your money. --- (\ FOR YOUR RECORDS_________________ PLAN SELECTED Harry T. Doi*,CPaIrman the Board John M. onsy, FLt 400 DATE_________________________ — � 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, January 07, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 07, 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 33-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 07, 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/1bab830f0c9179104c530168bb83eae1.pdf 334dbbac5d6c13035f9d38309ba35729 PDF Text Text - V -.••- •-F r, : - V-. VP - • V P - - - I - V V 110$DiE 41—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ING! HONEY, I Wm~To ll NQ.ECAUSE IF 'IOU LEMME SEE IT AFTER DINNER., GEr'IVUR APPRAL ON ANEW DRESS Thursday, Jan. 4, 11 - N1T by Chic Young 1\'E GOTA I4UNCH ' I.1 REALLY GONNA LIKE H7 DRESS' OKAII ____ 53 Hey favor I 1 Sunbathed 54 Population 0 7 Stnkss count N liHillof beans 55MusicalpauN 12 French Police 58 Consent • o: l4Shortsock LASO 15 Units DOWN l6Mao......__ tung I Stationary c f 17 Yield 2 Plant 19 Catches contained A TAI!1!I NihlPlt 20 Goes quickly 3 22Hawaiian city missile 25Brokebread 4 Football I A NDI 26 Bullfight league (abbr.) 21 Midwestern cheer 40 Italian opera 5 Vote into 29 French school college 41 Dwarves office 31 Potent 8 Dissuade 22 Nazi Rudolph 42 In the know 33 7 in order 7 Questioning 23 Glazes 43 Composer 35 River in sound Stravinsky England 24 Extreme 8 Presses 36 Compass 44 Reign fondness 9 Distant point 46 Different 28 Foretoken (prefix) 37 Expire 27 Fine bits of 47 Astonish 10 Deletes 38 Preposition thread 48 Destructive inopposite 39 Revolved 42 Put on the 12 Covered with 28 Outer (prefix) 30 Inner (prefix) 50 Butterfly water payroll 32 Dry 13 Highway 45 False god snare 34 Venetian curve 46 Extrasensory 52 Graduate of painter 18 Powerless perception Annapolis 39 Spanish (abbr.) locomotive (abbr.) 49 Lizard _ 20 Single currency (p1.) — --- — — — — — J W' LIKE T14E DRESS VM NOT MAKINGANYDINNER Puzzle Answer to Previous ____ ACROSS 51 Slim 1p1oop Ipl , I I T NA N May Be Serious I K $ Heart Disease T STARV IL 5U NI 0 0 N M K 0 BEETLE BAILEY _____ YOU MIGHT 45 WELL ØLHLPA PIPELINE BETWEEN PEGK AN THE ________ NIPPING!! ____ YOUR A N I L I N I 1 1 IC A A I $ Ht C 1$ I ____ $ I UN __ EN - by Mort Walker MILK SHAKE?/j Nil D H 0 TU$*. A D F ANOTHE* ___ ______ I ---- 1 r 2 3 4 5 8 1 8 9 10 12 13 • 14 THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom F c rrs OW M SW 1 1I4T frR 'tx)5> MR - - I 16 = - (I EP) flJ1'ti - ___ 17 20 - - 22 - 23 -2429 : ______ - - - I I 30 33 - 21 ________ - 26 27 28 25 31 32 37 38 — — 42 43 44 45 ____ 50 - - ____ - 41 — — RCPIIL by Bob Montana IKNI,MISSGRL. BUT ITSDIFFICULT 10 FIND REALLY QUALIFIED ENGLISH 1NGIUCTORS! WORK LOAD IN THE RWLISH EXCuSEME,MS,ISTHIS WHEREPEOPLE WHO HAVE WENT 10 TE4CUER COLLEGE APPLY 10 LEARN KIDS - - 55 - - ____ #61) 100 -0 Oi l - Y ______________ E E K a MEEK _________ ____________ by Howl. Schn.Ider _____ HAVE 'ibO READ FEMALE — — 46 47 48 — 52 — — . I I. k CUT GJ ALCOHOLISM? V DEAR DR. LAMB - IwIth ______ V1ME nuisince condition. DEAR READER '- I'm aiJdthatftlaalotinorethafl CIUS by excitement a nuisance. If you really have sometimes from eating. In you general, the more severe the angina pectoils, It obstruCtioflofth$artarieSto the have serious heart disease. (lajcally, angina pectodala heart, the easier it 13 to died path usually Involving the precipitate attacks of chest am of the (breast pain. The hone) right In the middle of the mmanagement 13m cIt'sapres ure aeatIo R may bedeacribedaahavinga the tzeatmentofa person after weight on the ched or a ccn a heart attack — weight '' •iiA IlatFOl 91 -I -g !eeg. wnt caused by inuinci.nt blood there are medicines that can be taken to provide immediate flow to the beast maci.. The poor circulation to the relief from anglnal pain heart made aualli caused still sthesi that seem to byob uctlonofthe arterlesto prove ____ circulation to the heart made. heart y cpositg. Many years ago Dr. DEAR DR. i Paul DutSey White pointed out Recently I have been taking a that when a;erson first started warm bath before rdlrthg each to have angizs pector1 ft. night as I food that this helps to relieve daily te"lo"' and II iwany ___ meant he had p jyi..g aleepinducing.Inthemorningl attck per- take a shower to start the day. I sisteast rering pec am net trying to be facdloa tons usually has a pattern to It. but a friend has told me Medoftenthe pafnwllldevelop thlsistoomuch-thatitcanbe diringezsiticn.That'swhyit's harmful. Is tnblng a bath at called ezestional angina, The night and a shower in the PaIn usually goes away when morning harmful? the person stops exertion. DEAR READER - It doesn't Sc h oolAI '*de d *... ___ Vermeer YOUR FEET PURE ETR'I1! V / I .*w* s III4 by Stoffel & H&mdahl - egs' ve AN' CAClcI,l cii2 ('PNCH.' VA MOOCNIN' 1'HANK AN' CEPRIC WISHW TNP HI CC44iPL.I41NTh TO THE CHEF.' zzz..' / III;? OoI by Bob Thaves Cents you the Health need to - es s . '-I - Is Bob KiflI down in the dtunpa? piece. The answer 13yes for obici*.ati.t twice a year takes a trip to the county "Once we get them in the hole they are .m iandfw O, with equipment and well In Geneva. ied and King, testing director for the Seminole ripped," he said. County schools can he seen journeying to the south Seminole landfill In a school district truck filled with about 2(u) b hundreds of test booklets. His job is to bury _ •2 vAK3 • A 1032 •J9753 w=T INS . p be peaceful. The 75-year-old Chinese leader told a news conferencehis first with Western re ters-that when he visits Washington later this month he V years, - V t Chinese leader only as -- Mr. have rejected an offer questions ad- Chiang Ching-Kuo" and did nOt already from Peking to open talks on ministrationwith andthe saidCarter he knows of no plans for China to buy j. mutual trade, travel, postal _________________________ S. weapons. ng China, PageM service and demilitarization of USS Hel pi _________________ the Taiw V Tang, the 4-ft.-II-inch at- _______________ an Strait. way... Ma before we go any further see Kubles Eyed For Lake --V ByMAXERKILETIMj CowIcthnenHarr,?Twy,Pat ItMnkweneedtoglvjtIi,neso diamonds, ruffed a dinmond, entered dummy with a trump, ruffed a second diamond, entered dummy wlth asecondtrump,ruffed dununv's last diamond to leave dummy with two more trumps than he had. Then he ra n trumps and the second A move to hire a city manager for Lake Mary has been put hope of gaining more citizen Input. However, a majority of city sounI •AQ p9754 •Q *AKQNSI high heart to come down to a two-card endin$. Dummy VW=abk: Both held the deuce of spades and Dealer: south trey of hearts; 1ItJ() (Aug. 304epL 30) Be Wed Nsith Rut See* ace-queen of spades, and *Yeb. 19) eatra.protsctive of your You have no troll In your poor West, who had started ____ Paw Is P= 34 with four hearts had been Ideas today and will fed you l~m today, "Pd&UY It Pear 4 Pass 4• ___to sound them out on forced to unguarci his king of have Pass 4• Pass 4 spades. So lctordroppedlt only get negative advice. PI'selling. Pa Pass Pass ___ _ Opening lead:Q LIMA (Sept. 230ct.30) You You hold: cou1dndyotrssI1acsdot*o( DyOswaldiaceby •AKQ YouomwsssftIC.Iy something you might have aAI5lSedaI $5432 youbuyonly whatyog you we need when you need it. Trying Victor MoUo's bidding of to keep ISP with tlii 7OS' "li today. 01W hi today's hand. In any event, WhUIevU 105 A Georgia reader wants to VICtOr found himself in an know fol9w the correct opening 151k seven-club ConICOIPSO (Oct. *Nov. ) ___ pj (Ma ch 21-April 1$) Don't even ask o___ We make the standard thers to do one Not really a Temper your m,tbeda with tact something foryostodmy. You'll he could take the spade 0peflIfl bid of one heart, would any expertplaying and charm today. You lets a edy aggravate yowsf more finesse and discard any normal system, dw'nmy'alow tendency to be overly when thsy tan yes d. Try spade ace, heart on the you= a question for '00 There was one auMvs. You'll Catch more to fijnp by peanut. '--1 n in the experts? Write "Ask the the ointment. - Experts," care of this newspa. With honey then with vinegar'. $hflAW (Not. 30'D.c. Wed had doubled Victor's per. Individual questions will TAU*U$ (April IS-May 30) - 21) Social "peUons could four.pade bid. be answered If accompanied OrpailwymumWdIndtry min taft it ynw ad F N 1 Vklw was Certain that Uw bY stamped. self-addressed to delept. chores whenever • 01 Y0 _____ __________ spade fIj* was not Soling •nv&opes. Th. most Interestto work so he had to noon inq questions will be used In 0jtg, today. You'll , as Don't be auriaed If yOs'rs l Arvind f anoth. way to this column and will receive the day goes on, you'll have a holding toe N wake his contra ct. A -JCr&JUPIJACOSY MODRN.) MIDER.MAH - - by Stan L..and John Romita more people Can exprem their named Kubles as their choice for city, manager. Mayor Walter Sorenson has also exprwedstçpoetofKubles The city's chaster, adopted five Years ago, already Includes a provision for a city manager. view," said Perinchief. Terry confirmed, following Thursday's meeting, that Kubles"is mjflrstchofco."& noted Kubles has experience In mwlIripsl government having worked in Texas In that _____ coumilmen has already ex. pressed support for the move Councilman Harry Terry formally proposed the move at and already have a candidate jn mind to fill the position. -Phil Kubies, city building administrator, said he would accept the city manager's post if It is offered to him. Three profession for many years before coming to central Thursday's reguJarjy.thedg council session. Coiandilmen Lillian Griffin and Ban Painchtef "Led oppoaltion to the motion. It was Peninchief's motion that tabled 5 their choice for the ajiol. -- Florida. Another factor Is that Kubles would take the job at no increessinws;IIIII - twaryof $12000 per year. Several critics of the move ______ expense of paying aqtallfledcftypwqar "Wlthanlusstluianpontag perhaps...' I chitect of China's moder- use the title of president. ______________ be :j water, R-Ariz., a leading critic of President Carter's decision TI'NG IISAIO-ping to open diplomatic relations with the mainland, to China. Tang also ruled out any Chiang Chlng.Kuo. Teng did not mention that discussion of human rightal He referred to the Nationalist Nationalist Chinese authorities is the - will solved in 10 will Invite Sen. Barry Gol - Most effide problem this said he hoped unification would ,' I) Foe 'Perhaps rival Chinese government but - the landfill where they are buried, As proof that he disposed of them, a signed ° t submitted ° the state, King added. And, King noted if anyone has any Wes of (BOB) KING OF THE CARTONS _____________________________________ NMI= the heart, cashed ace of EASr V Once the test booklets are collected, King If you can find the squeeze that Victor worked out. It started what in known as adummy reversal. He won 4KJI54 •108783 .Q .i 10 62 • K9765 • J14 .. 1j f' / aiwan tV' ith -U PEKING (UPI)- China Vice Premier Teng Hslao-ping today tightened the timetable for unification with Taiwan and ' said l® years would be too long to wait. He also refused to rule out the - use of force in dealing with the ' jueeze suggested ttaeil and 1-4A I - V administered to 11th 30,000. WIN AT BRIDGE' NORtH , V and 12th graders as well as the basic klls question booklets which have by third, fifth and eighth graders. King estimates in the two years the tests have been administered, he has burled about - I. -V beenansweredbySemlnolecowgystudentj as part of the state program now required by the state. testing Burying them The questions booklets dUdent assessment te V - DeaIing jI- - - going to the IandiIll t dig he would first of all hay the hole btd also finding ___ the tests all In one "The date requires us to dispose of the test - y i I. ose Ba r ________ In the bDokleU are the questions which have be. M peoe get older develop dry Won 1 t !iFo question booklets percent of the questions are unchanged," he said, "And we found that burying them je the mod efficient way compared to burnIng and shredding." ____________ : Teng reporters at the Great Han of . - the People beside Tien An Men square f or in 50 m utes. He said China IS siuliOUS to Compared to his statement on "So far as I am personally Taiwan before the Dec. 16 concerned, my hope is that this announced by goal (unification) can be China and theCarter U. S. that will ed hi li reach t s year," Teng said. estab sh official ties, Teng ' s "As far as my health is words today suggested u Open talks on the unification of concerned, I can hope to live for hardened China and Taiwan with about position and a 10 years and that is too shortened Chinese timetable for Nationalist Chinese Pres. long for the Taiwan question." Taiwan unification, ry City Manager Post VI would be too great for Lake May to afford. "I Just d on 't see where Lake Mary can afford this," said outgoing Councilman Griffin. "Wedon'thave thetazl,aseto support this.,, Former Councilman Marty Bacon expressed the same Perinchief expressed an added concern bout Wring a city manager. "I see this as a super boss position that has all sorts of ramifications for the people working here," commented Perinchief. ring a city manager could concern. "I don't think we've got the money to splurge for a city adversely "affect the climate within city hall," noted Perinchief. He explained employee moral might drop because the manager," Bacon told the council, Kubles was not mentioned by name during the meeting. However, Terry, Mrs. South- manager would have too many powers. "The city charter gives the city manager a tremendous amow* of clout and power," ward and Nelson have all uld he Ii their choice for the Job. aaldPerinchlef. Nelson countered that the city manager's duties could be regulated by the council and 11 the need to c hange those duties arose, the council has the power to do so. Advocates of the city mana ger position said such a person could handle the day-to. day operation of the city relieving communication problems and directing staf f. "The common practice of the I day-to4ay activities of each department being handled by each individual councilman has See LAKE MARY, Page IA PHIL KUBLES __ W.dcn'tqult.understand •AKJ4 - -. . V VV -V 0. ABLE 'IMe osuts'. THE ALLEY! _______________ ________ ____ cE' _____ ___ mue's V•__A i -i ________________ FUNK AND.ERNEST 32771—Price 15 H OS - a long, damped, self-addressed that you can't bathe as envelo pe for It. Send your frequently as you choose to. HOROSCOPE r ue You can puta drop or two or eq st to me in care of this -. newapaper, P.O. Box 1551, oil on 3yBERNICEBEDEOOI Radio City Station, New York, you've finished your bath or N.Y. 111111119. shower and use that for your For Friday, January 5, 1979 One of the hallmarks angina Pectoris Is its short spread In a thin amount all over ____ January 5, 1Pl few morepna1b&1thes than duration, usually less than five the skin and act as a There will be some excellent normal.to 10 mInutes. It can also be moisturizer. opportunities to assent yourself GEMINI (May 21-June 30) -_V this coming year In Try to be especially prudent _ l Sanford, Florida Fill is By LEONARD KRANSDO HeraldWf Writer ___ _______ by Al n — = I em sanding H Ha this Issuie can send 50 cob with this probillem, there Is no raw cAPRICORN (Dec. s-Jan. CANCER - (1Jime 214u1 ) 19) Domestic tunes and will lIfN y a cool h _ demands could be a bit heavier today's conditions. 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MMOMAFL. - - "AW 111M1 1PM IN RINO --1* - IusImocINr : *ft %.flL - - ,- - . -C-anoe_.. V . Two V I-- ws MI - li - - TOWING IN THE CAPSIZED C4IJIOE ON LAKE MONROE Re IScued. ' From 17, dCth 30 but thecome waves . really (ds cososiledtle$ going C$Ietth make It I should back. rIS a e "Mid onroe He tOld me if I couldn 't Today J (l&I Itje Rend 01 eIbuTy sped ed 30 was," __to tip. ,i asiathsthWy,wWpp4' , gwMan01IásMeeflory 'i in esi ir." he AnTh,CIeek .........4* Hitiscop, ...............10* a wethanuarwoidhathetrongh.ft r $ was f mi it Ow a clothed witha big heavy jacket on. 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Nabbed WORLD IN BRIEF Is= y ByD4NI8FEOLA An Aftamwite Springs man I 'BiIIIAnC'L411 / acility iwuiflifl F t wasarrested by an FBI agent wid Seminole coimtyaherlw: '. - • T1O1UOUS MUUL -- Anhnn It PvPntiuilly Mdll between 45 million and 50 million tons of crude iron ore a year, the sources said. i'ntr nf -- Sunshine Summit' Agenda / - -. Thomas Morr, WTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT: 1. One lmpickuptruck, 1½ , BAT1'ERIE TAXEN TO: I THUIISDAY,JANUAIIY4 ____ OIH1AUIU. Aasi, Pt30 ______ FRIDAY,IANUAIIY $ Semlisle Sunrise KIwanis,? a.m., Sambo's, Sanford Sesaisele Sulk Refary, 7:50 am., ioni atanisy's, Aemoift SpdW Se Velis Sertesa, 7:30 a.m., Deltona WeIgh Watchers, 10 am., Sears, Altww*e Mall. Tewssd AA, 'ioe.d. 5p.m., St. Richard'. Qnrch, Lake Howell Road. Lwe4AA, closed $ p.m., Rolling ___ • Church. Sit 44. Church. HOSPITAL NOTES MJNDAY, JANUARY 7 Nor~Ed neil_1q I p.mq Temple miaiom, Providence and Erem boulsverds, Dtltena, Mnde by, ____ KWL . MONDAY, JA*JARY $ Free Gti Weehek, ad Fable HearIng _________ _____ ______ood.ttod by Fins Ails Council, 5:20a.m., Wiet kmQ,4, lorlop 0* Cader ftriap Oaks Boulevard. Lake Mary ____ u ___ — ____ M..day Miners lI.ath,. Club 7:11 Holiday Ian, Wyman Road. ' ____ ____ Wet W:±s, lOam., Aicsr Lutheran ___ 7 Florida Fodsral, MIWIIOutI IIn Card.; Diet Werhebsp, 10 Lm. and fls.a, Itudsist Union ________ _______ Building Stetson UnIversity; 7:30 p.m., First Prssb1srtan (lurch, Delad; 7 p.m., Moatgawry W Intirdat MalI; 7:30 p.m., Florida Methodist Chi$dret'i lieu, IllllSfl' CSM tutprii.. kutord Relay, aeon. lanlard Cl* Cuelir. mi It'i LA isa, MM Helm Cuitil!. Rdia Re Nuts $prin • ___ ____ _____ - p.m., that Uslhed Mithalul ______ WE—ATHER-. - $ .. i.i • , ad *4. Ui6 Its p.*, k ____ _ . ------ ,. - . - ost.Elcbslbsrger Mat. hr . utt vs Iarasd - Sr s,o isi isry In chr.. , ., CraII$5 Ave., mfard, _ ___ Jackseuvifle; 20$IS / his -- . ---.• . - m.tMr ISicie. (lab; as bidhir, Mrs. Beatrice C. Waldo., - -.. -- - - - - —- sav I Vs ii s.. -"p. i't it ad Wa CLARK , lIlAC INS) N.—. Pume9SlsaIvIceefos' lINt (ml) N. Clark, N, Ill WIPII4I Ave., lan p.'i.," h Defmtd'JI in unkttuit IN Site peasant nisie SI She Defuiliri - Is VW no of WITNIU my iblsCevflaame1vsey .- L.Wsh.toi. $sIwdey 1H We tsu'--Street and Gre Avenue. me mutk vu ch$$pjag We Aitt s. $cisi Jr. remsiM Wt 4 Ia ," • awl mi-c1rc Cart aijI j • 'Wt fillY he CrOps Wils.lIcitur,i MsvSvary ___ __ - tiNy an . 0 me citwet swat. i. Malley - - . - , cHt isj ' . - - . - . -. .. •. ..•. - - 4 - ---. - ___ . , Wy lit . •. -... — - . -- •-. -. . - ,. •-. (SEAL)- - ARTHUR It SICKWITH. A. dIlr y:Jume$Cr$l,, Osp$y Clerk ___ - DATED thiS d day SI J15ivecy, James J. Lavefsss Jr. of fIrm 011,11, SlOSICK I NOSIN$QN, PA*•I. Chercit Si. — SuNs *1 " ___ --------- .-- __ - daughter, PriscIlla, s,. p.s - -_. tue - Were demanded In the Camgiainl. An 1111501 said Lot 6 to the P.0.5. All l, being in ADILL PARK FIRtT shbroview thu, SI the e..t.i -ad "ALFRED M. PARTIN 1np4J ADDITION,_I(COI'ging 55 NIl phi ifhateef "few GINIVIUVE F. PARTIN, Nt P511 Seek JI, ua4a. but arse PUNIC RICSdSOI Sentinel, fuN. vs. JOHN A. JAMSI, DefenNW "lbs " CIUSWY FIerida. It dent," Civil Ne. 712111.CA43.P la rS Rocor, N.Y. ij 7$ a..,, Hiñliss Clark Jr.; thris pa ___________________ srs ,s. i C. pjpga, ________ — LjpjS. hu 151$ uUsMuiylOabdlsd,iil 6 SUSf* fLl NS.ati , --.---...-.- p , ----- I. IRACCLAUII. 1 *1st Ck. Ia*sn: Mo We, Barbara 7tH p.s____ ' Mg ___ PRWAY l7D Jim, Jacheavilhs; a.ee as, tssuesubs-ItW lhtvW,(uIssandEs; • MaN: a. they ro"W the, Wallin - j s mo.-Vd PE N.. its SuliuWlDaily and svy,rtf $o1wds he The Iuford NsnaI, sat., INN. Preset Ave $aufor$ P55. W1i. -- pwia ivn cu.. p s • ___ ____ areadiad dated geig i ues ilntilutsd and I pui&.s In Site public sale.Is the hilliest klein ga,4 CIVCWII - t t il ml RW1L.IP, forcasIhofuI:5SA.M.onml3ls*ddy waves they _________________ Cl= JIPWatY. 115g. at iite West Fr" iolgiCNciMt,inMdfov$emflfe Boidiy. Ban In laferd, he spladag fat. the heat" Calmly l55r, pfp Deer of tk Seminole Ceumfy FaueulxWaarianitbu w a mimir 01 Boa 1bps Pun.r.I Notk. - 'tUbUt.dd."AfturihsM$heei me iw 110101111% ree. of ft Ceuriliousi in $a.WsnE, Flerles. -t - IIi - • __ gainal asia, sNly las, La. NSdII$5 PM15. 47) 1S1ut1 " - klih WInier $ps iatuua, 7:10 a.m.,c*y hell, I4oith UgsAvs - - _______ rd LA, $ pta,, 1201 •W. Pout I. u.. - _____ _____ ,. ___ __ ___ **ISINIi$ for IWIII P5*54: JIWry S 1)$79 DIPs ___ . - - -- zoning permits facilities such as hospitals, and - - . • - Thebest$Sbuy in America . How Spit stacks up against Chevette. S -- 1979 AMC Spirit - - -- lift back -- - - I - - - asa* v.p, skie wd 1. Sporty fastback Styling. 2. WIder stance for a stable ride. 3. Longer wheebase for a smooth ride. - Kent State Deal killing of four students and wotmdlng of nine ____ TU*AY, JANUARY$ ludad 16111.1, 7am., bombs's number of positions he has she'llbe chiefly ln charge ofthe filled in the new admInIstratIon. administration's multi-billion Twelve of these people come budget and will head managefrom outside state government, mint audIts 01 the agencies Indicating he's fulfilling his under Graham's direction. Cwlpaip% promise to bring new Smith, 33, faces a task 01 faces Into the government, the governor said. Urihain's latest ap- _________ _____ brings to 1? the pobitmeids number of positions he's filled In the new administration. Twelve of these people come others by National Guardsmen at Kent State University In 1V72. "It doesn't matter to me one way oranother," said the motherof one o( the slain studeids, who did not wish to be identified. "Do you think I'm going to spend that blood money? Would that pay for my child's life?" I ___ dlsdumhfii~ RMOI - _____ __ original PUT) which already has been developed. The Board amended RMOI (residential, multi-family, office and Institutional) zoning to Include shops that would be operated within structures now zoned RMOI. CLEVELAND (UP!) A $675,000 settienient ended the damage suits over the __ ____ -- $675,'000 ____ T" (1IV * 'P.m.. as I'1 Q'ydal labs aid CNMry Club, lab. Nary. Iabe,lsw Nidis $ch.,I Mefeesy CiuMuii. 7:10 at ___ £ -St1-'- IuJ s,7:20pa., Warn, governor believed sparked by the attack on the home of , _____ - the mother of the Shah of Iran in Beverly Hills, Calif. The woman and the Shah's sister, meanwhile, have taken refuge in the home of Walter Anneneberg, former U.S. ambassador, near Rancho Mirage, Calif. ,,Canoe p.m, ____ poster Christine Williams who has Legislature to pass Graham's - ______ Complete Interiors has committed to having complete details of its development plans, including the breakdown of the size homes to be built. If the commission approves the development It will be with the condition that the planning and zoning board okays the final plank Jan. Is. Six-year-old Gene Mayo, child for this year's tn-county (SeminoleThe variance In the usual procedure is designed to save the Orange-Osceola) March of Dimes campaign, confers with William P. Layer, developer money, according to Payne. He explained that conSeminole County superintendent of schools and county chairman for the fund struction costs are rising and that the longer the project 1,s campaign; and Ann Nelswender of Sanford, who will lead the traditional March delayed the greater the cost to the developer. of Dimes Mothers March on birth defects Jan. 21-23. Mrs. Neiswender is A public hearing to rezone 650 acres In the original Hidden Lake organizing the door-to-door campaign. Gene is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Carl E. PUD (Planned Unit Development) from PU!) to SR1A, Mayo, 201 Lochmond Drive, Fern Park. residential, was tabled. The rezoning was delayed 90 days to give persons owning land within the PU!) time to develop plans for future use of property within the PU!). The planned rezoning would not affect 40 to 60 acres of the been moved over as date budget. budget director. Orr, 54, Is leaving his pod The named Nevin with the Florida Teaching Smith, personnel director of the Profession-National Education city of Tampa, to be Talt's chief Association, to head the date's deputy In DOA and In a non- newest department. Graham administrative appointment said he'll be in charge of asked Titusville Police Chief upgrading the date employWilliam Miller to take over as ment service to make sure It Interim sheriff of Brevard bring, people and jobs together. County. Ms. Williams, 30, served Graham's latest SP- uniler Askew as interim labor pointments bring to 17 the secretary. Under Graham President Carter WASHINGTON (UP!) has asked Attorney General Griffin Bell to research the possibility of expelling Iranian students caught rioting. His action was , ___ tatlons. . - - --- unique knowledge of state Graham also announced government who has an Inteacher's union President dependent and challenging Wally Orr to be his new mind in implementing goals." secreatry of labor and em- As DOA secretary one of hi. ptoymext security, replacing chief jobs will be lobbying the Carter: Boot-Rioting Students _ ____ • . - Mknlnldratlon. - ____ -- - -. James TALLAHASSEE (UP!) Public Service Commissioner Paula Hawkins planned to apply with the PSC Nominating Council today to try to keep her job. Mrs. Hawkins says she has been "beseiged" with telephone calls and letters from people urging her to apply. __ _____ - residential st ructures like Bram Towers, according to Payne. This move will allow shops to operate within such strutures However, each shop proposed to be operated within an HMO] building would have to receive commission approval. TALLAHASSEE (UPI)- Gov. from outside date government, revamping the DOA's per- classification of jots In other action, the board approved a site plan for a medical Bob Graham, In his first formal indicating he's fulfilling his sonnel policy. Graham said he Miller is replacing suspended supply shop and drug store on the southeast corner of First Street news conference since taking campaign promise to bring in hopes to decentralize the hiring Brevard County Sheriff Rollin and Cypress. office Tuesday, named former new faces, the governor said. procedure, giving agencies Zimmerman who has been Site plans were also approved for a used car lot at 1215 West Gov. Askew's top aide, Tait, 37, was characterized by more say In the hiring and Indicted for election law viola- First Street and a used car lot and automotive repair shop at 2600 Tait to head the Department of Graham as "a person with firing of employees and tions Orlando Drive, us. Highway 17-92. By UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL A new storm moved into the Central Plains and Midwest today, carrying fight to moderate snow to areas with below-freezing temperatures jkpdjreezing rain and sleet to warmer areas. A smaller, but denser storm dumped about 10 inches of snow in 2½ hours Thursday near the eastern end of Lake Ontario in New York, from Rodman and Adams Center to Watertown. It eased as it moved southeast. Paula Wants To Keep Job • - -. rahm a Taps Teacher Leade r For Sta te Pos f New Storm For Central U.S. ____ SATURDAY, JANUARY I Saiuerd AA Wemes'. Gr.q, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Ceseelberry A clem I p.m Ascension lidhuran U*tI. TALKING• UP THE MARCH - ..", . United Methodist (lurch, 1760, CUSSIbSITY. SaaI.rd AA, 1p.m., 1201 W. First St. Deftiva Theatre Arts GsUd, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal parish hotae, Enteriie. O SemI.,l, (apter 2, I p.m., Masonic Temple, SSIIfOfd. _______ - CLEVELAND (UP!) City workers due to be laid off today because of Cleveland's money troubles won a reprieve in court Thursday night when a judge ruled they should be retained at least until next Tuesday when the city's financial situation becomes clearer. Phone -. , -• Cleveland Layoffs Delayed Cable If given the go-ahead by the city commission, the final plans will have to be approved by the planning and zoning board. -; Usually a development Is approved by the planning and zoning board, then approved by the commission. However, the reverse will take place with the new development to save the developer time and money, according to Payne, city building official. Representatives of Complete Interiors have been before the planning and zoning board several times over the last three months, according to Payne. However, details of the development plans have not been complete during those previous presex- . -- . ter ' i - .1 - • • ..-. TALLAHASSEE (UP!) — More than 24,000 unspoiled acres in the Ocala National Forest will be set aside as a federal wilderness area if Congress follows the recomendations of the U.S. Forest Service to set aside hundreds of thousands of forest area. yro JEWELRYMIasING EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Publish: December 22, 29, 1971; A total of $2,602 In jewelry CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE January 5, 12, 1979 COUNTY, FLORIDA Dfl!.112 was reported stolen. Hazel CASE NO. 78-2726-CA-ME Burt, 39, of the Regency IN RE: ADOPTION OF IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, Apartments, 551 E. Seinoran MARCUS HARRISON HOLBERT & SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Wa In CIVIL ACTION NO. iS-nIl Blvd., Fern Park, rotted TIMOTHY ROBERT HOLBERT IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: $2,1021n jewelry stolen but how BY: ROBERT JAMES POLYAX, Their GUDBJORG S. COLE It was taken Is undetermined, Stepfather Wife.Petitionr, NOTICE and records indicate. JAMES T. COLE — the Jewelry repd TO: HARRY NORMA N Cuts Service stolen were: a Combination 3512 Chambeclyn Avenue NOTICE OF ACTION Richmond, Virginia THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO:: bracelet d w Southern Bell Telephone repair crews were Repair crews dug to the cable jug west of an atch; cluttered YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the JAMES T. COLE, residenci searching today for problems In a French Avenue on Fulton Street and were pearl ear duds; a Victorian above.nsmed Petitioner, ROBERT unknown, last known mailing $. POLYAK, has filed 0 *ei Gneral. Qelivery, Rose Hill, c attempting to pump !a4r,c p1 the cabis gold pendant; a Victorian black JAMES thet feeds six builniseus along Fallen .I. ee.il pBItI.et; aeasuid the1Itii&ntMabsv*ityIiiGsief Street wttHn a few blocks of either side of low "Is usouMig. adoption of the minor children yoij ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ring with 14 diamond chips; wi named in the petition and you are that French Avenue in Sanford. A drying agent was to be applied t a proceeding for dissolution of Water In the cable has hampered service to inside of the cable, according to Maxwell, that emerald and diamond ring; a commanded to serve a copy of your marriage has been filed against you written defenses,if any, on JOSEPH and that Pet itioner, GU DBJO RG S. gold ring; a jade ring several businesses In that area, Including The would restore service to normaL A. ROSIER, PetItioner's attorney, COLE, is seeking relief against you . &Inofldl and a Evening Herald, according to Dave Maxwell, U service Is not fully restored after the gOld bracelet. w$loie address is $61 W. Morse YOU ARE NOTIFIED to appear AIDUCflON TRY? Blvd., P.O. BOX U, Winter Park, and file your Answer or other cable supervisor for the telephone company, cable Is dried, that may Indicate that there Florida 32190. on or before the 19th defense or pleading with the Clerk of An 11'yesi'4d Sanford boy "I feel the damage was caused by a are other holes In the lines, noted Thomas G. day of January, 1979, and file the Circuit Court, In and for lightning burn we received here during the Womack, Southern Bell manager of repairs. told police a man tried to get the original with the Clerk of this Seminole County, Florida, and serve him into a car and when the Court either before service on a copy thereof on Petitioner's It. summer when the water table was low," said The recent rains have attorney or Im. torney, ROGER L. BERRY, P.O. yonthran away the man chased Petitioner's Maxwell problems In other telephone iines, mediately thereafter; otherwise a Drawer 0, Sanford, Florida 3777), him. He explained that lightning may have to Womack default may be entered against you on or before the 24th day of January. struck a telephone line In the area and burned "We've had trouble the last couple of days TIM youth W police the for the relief dended In he 1978, otherwise a default will be entered agaInst you. a hole in the telephone company's Unwith lines all over, because the water table Is inCident Occurred at 5:10 a.m. 13011110WITNESS my hand and off icial block of theWllNESSmyhsndandthesealcf dervvjw came lad summer. rising with the rain," commented Womack. Thursday at the Court at Sanford, Seminole seal of the Clerk of the Circuit CouPt "The water table was low then, so we didn't County, Floçids, this 13th day of on t he 2h day of December, 1971. At The Evening Herald office, the cutoff Ent 14th Street. He December 1975. said th e man o (SEAL) ered ff m hi have any problems," said Maxwell, "but now affected both telepboàI service and tran. $3 Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. we're having monsoons and that has raised Clerk of the Circuit Court Unix"and reception of world and national youth Clerk of the Circuit Court said he became By: Lee Skaqgs the water table allowing water to get In the By: June Curtis news from United Press International Clerk Deputy frightened and ran Into a Deputy Clerk burn hole." facilities, December 15,22,29, 1975; ROGER L. BERRY th of iw Publish: January 5, 1919 Attorney for Petitioner Street. lbs youth said the mSI1 DUll P.O. Drawer 0 chased him In the youth hid In Sanford, Florida 32711 332h121 a tree and was able to avoid iw THE CIRCUIT COURT, UISNTUINTH JUDICIAL CIO. Publish: December 22,'29, 1911; dstectkin,accoringtaoorda. • • • • 12, 1979 CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE The man w IbS4 - COUNTY, DIE113 FLORIDA about 20 ysara old, 1 fist 11 CAli NO.: 7S4391.CA-11.P .4 IN TIll CIRCUIT COUNT OF inches with a 44ur bd, ALFRED M. PARTIN UISNTSUNTN JUDICIAL C1. GENEVIEVE F. PARTIN CUlT, IN AND FOR $RMINOL$ (Ctut - d Fr.. Pigs 1*) thu po city rer.. a focal point shasidSi length black 1r 1 Cut, vs. COUNTY, FLORIDA ReCO si tion to be filled by one JANUARY a, i79 ACTION CASE NO. 75.2114. adtoa lack olcoordluatlon and JAMES WI w lkMng A. WI ADMISSIONS person who Is at City hill fefl. lbS Defendant. at times working at Nova, peuthly " FIRST FEDERAL SAVINGS AND NOTICIOPACTION purposes,' declared Mrs LOAN ASSOCIATION license plates. o1 TO: POWICIN H. Ferpisen Southward. JOHN A. JAMES his wIfe. and lVTVLV4 Naeml . I ascit of them If lIving, and if dead. GEORGE V'. lb. opsrata, Body Found BddI. Lie Jabla, IM GriffIn J. GENGIT$ a the spouses, heirs, devisees, sad. cuu'"is eopoiwo Linde ItoMaway HaBy Ave. In Wd ropeiled creditors. or NANCYC.GEROIT$.Itiswife.seaL ,, Mv'.Il Mae Howsrd for lb0 operation at a city lbs body 01. ys woman a black ad ws tafeisi DeIefldaflti. 4tlMr persans knoem or un*nawn RSSto SkNo NOTICE OP *1,5 Pievi,e,cteImwleanyriettt,tm.or bond .ansrgsd i. woe department, explained Mrs. WiwUir __ Notice Is hereW given that pus. int111 ha st to she followki. Way by Onsags County Southward. Jeho J. CIwt$$oIai, Delary lSW5l preperty In $Imkwle mom to woo I" JUd~ 5114180111111101,111100 Define If a problem alm within malManaicesn who were Fo.'sdestwe ar.d sole anlarsd In tt Cunty. FIends, to wit: Pearl KleIn, Cranlord, N.J. CauIepIndinIinthSCituItCoiirt Let 11, Slick I, LITTLE ft dspsrei* city workers lowerIng i.il . MINI lanes. Define WIKIWA ESTATES NUMBER and for Seminole County, F*1d4. mint Wait for ajpu al from an concrete well, The Craig. beIng civil Number Cl.7$.310 CA. jj Oft i4hv DI$CH*RSIS lI befo Ci rlff's Dspsu'ni.t Cof1 Prom Pigs IA) ••. 151, th e undsnslinsd Clerk will .41 psj 5ak , p of !hs P*IIC Record' of $emhwle ml 5101'tY 5NVetid in Slenlnop proceeding with work. A city expected to Ide'411y the vidim Sonlord: County, Florida, described as: . County, PIer: manager would be av"4', at today and reveal-lbs ceas 01 with t Mg Jab,I " be Wafter a. seen YOU *11 HERESY NOTIFIED Silinaf the NW Cit. of Lot It r*$t ,Infndidis ad all times to handle such ben ds eratnovecwAN,Nom SI'Iy *92' eurO the N'Iy line PSIVV L. JiMinS Norr ad I the PWMI#t M iald Lii 7, thence flifl $17 rè P! U6 she said. Ib! jnsh$, ai • Police speculated ON vldbs I. 'W UlSI' to the N'iy I'.W Iy and 95 the abOve diiu*ad prsiarp $etiioii idTSSd. fUll NM W$S %h VIVIan Peacack 5fl, $, Be p l. $t?eei. ffiin NWiy* Iei Wan fRed VRf and you c1i'erI '1think the be di bw '' ad IN'Sq*edto wry a cepy of yy 41101111E IM N'$y r.wW 00 MW stre I '-"— OuIsIyn Teyler toffiSSWCSr.ofIoldii7,th.N city could bed bu sd by a .01 Bud hive b auth.. defuses, if any, lataday "- I 3ire.s ill W'IUSIfo POLl. single 'nvagir," said tbSp15bligWq154d, f1sihiInih15I7fet5fl CWARLI$ A. OINLINGUR,ALSO. ChnisM.Hsl*wuy,De5ary begin lime NI cer. of Lai isauuu, 00 MaitIand Ave eIght levy • ,$inassa. lath an as n...a. *1mg.. Priie, nest, ibsrsdiswuihsd.Uurom',ss Pewime S.LIe$. Define Hstoiitand.dthsoperMlssof feud WIhy Misuses. $ 4kniiad.Md ar dm.lwp,anj N'lyr.wWDs.Ma,N..iW,it,$ Rabid Onissinger, Slaadbwg, • Ifitheer iiwWh*eCIwtW*e cer.W Wid Lot 60 Ihpy ft we ofung the tVPp r.w ii Don Mar $1; snt eeiu ators svi • Ptowwrs aI*i*ey or lmmedsøgh menc. N a 'israss W W I 1*7? 55 Ihi N'ty lIme of wid Lii 6. me thiresfor, INirI defsufl lIly 15* Wensme 11,11Y be entered golflst ystf for the relIef ream AREA DEATH • - 24,000 Ocala Acres Saved r• cars and killing dozens of passengers. eastbound Pullman-style express from Istanbul to Ankara and its westbound counterpart collided west of Ankara, rescuers said. - - who turned out despite record-low 3-degree cold, lined the Boardwalk and the beach to watch dynamite level the structure Thursday. .. ANKARA, Tuckey (UP!) — Two Turkish express trains collided head-on in a snowstorm Thursday night, crushing seven • - - gambling casino. Several hundred onlookers, •. /• - ATLANTIC CITY,N.J. (UP!) — It only took 10 seconds for the famous towers of the turnof-the-century Blenheim Hotel off Atlantic City's Boardwalk to come crashing to the ground, making way for a new era and a • Train Wreck Kills Dozens '- - _____ • ( 10 Seconds Ahd Era Ends MII exodus of foreigners continued today despite the scheduled transition to a civilian govern. ment Saturday. -- - .. ,,...,.-.. representatives national interest." DEBORAH JEAN SIPLEY PASADENA, TEXAS The normalprocess for approvin g development of "Char mont," a 33-acre subdivision located just north of the present Hidden Lake subdivision will be reversed. The Sanford Planning and Zoning Board voted Thursday tb approve the development concept for the subdivision. of the firm will have to present However, - - wjc had fnr wnrnpn had far mlnnrltinc had for the American middle class and bad for the • TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) — Shah Mohammed Rewa Pahlavi and his family spent the Iranian weekend in the country and the $ both President Carter and the 95th Congress, calling the second session one of the worst in memory. "This has been one of the worst sessions of Congress in recent history," Leon Shull, national director of the liberal ADA, said. "It YOU ARE NOTIFIED tPi$ i, for dissolution of marriage stance. The transaction ylinder, automatic transmission, action h as •fl filed against you In the reportedly occurred In the power slowing, power brakes, AM Circuit court of Seminole Counts, adio, air conditioning, white Florida, and you are required Lounge rldwall to fires, vinyl upholstery and a copy of your written In Cauelberry, according to nengln.wltha displacement Ofnot defenws, If any, to it on JACK T. records. He is being held at the less than 302 cubic Inches. E SQ U I R E, B R I D G E 5, Seminole County Ali in g of READ BIDS WILL BE OPENED AND CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGEt, ALOUD AT 2:00 P.M., Post Office Drawer Z. Sanfor, $400 bond. MONDAY, JANUARY 22, me, IN Seminole County, Florida 32771 On Or THE ADMINISTRATI VE TYPEWRITEIIDEATING January before n,lm, and f Ile tpi BUILDING OF THE HOUSING A Sanford man was arrested AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Pe4ltloners after he $IIe$edI7 but r SANFORD, 94 CASTLE BREWER attorney or Immittilately theres"I' valid brother oflthe had with a COURT, SANFORD, FLORIDA. otherwise a default and ultimate HOUSING AUTHORITY OF 'THE typewriter, records Indicate. THE judgment will be entered agaln$t CITY OF SANFORD, you for the relief demanded in the T Eugene )Nhafl, 40, FLORIDA, RESERVES THE was arrested for aggravated RIGHT TO WAIVE IN • .. WITNESS mytiand and the s.aIQf FORMALITIES, AND TO REJECT this battery, resisting arrest with ANY Court on this 19th day if AND ALL BIDS. in. December, 1915. violence and disorderly 51g. Thomas Wilson, (SEAL) tozicatlon. Records Indicate ADMINISTRATOR . . Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. HOUSING AUTHORITY OF Sheehan tried to prevent / Clerk of the Circuit Court _____ THE CITY OF SANFORD, sheriff's deputies from entering By: Eve Crabtree FLORIDA Deputy Clerk No home and during a sub. 332.1015 JACK T. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE Southern Bell repairman Tom Livingston digs around cable while, In eQueflt altercation a deputy publish Jan. 5, 12, 19121, 1979 CLEVELAND, MIZE 1. BRIDGES Post Office Drawer Z background, supervisor David Maxwell discusses situation with Charlie Jensen sustained minor cuts on his DEF.;1 Sanford, Florida 32771 hand. Of the Sanford engineering depart ment. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF INS Telephone: 305.322.1311 - ; Commission WASHINGTON (UP!) The Americans for Democratic Action gives failing grades to NOTICE OF ACTION ton Plans Sent To: On Last Session Of Congress - of U4 Wolf Trail was arrested ca pacity, with standard fran Thursday on a warrant for mission, heater, ply polyester '' and êcyllnder delivery a cc ciie sub. cord7tIres, One 17 four door .r' ' Iran Exodus Continuing _ Bruce I ADA: It's Thumbs Down Gerald DllTh u Jerels Lee Dillon was arrested at his home at 430 Legal Notice Broadview Blvd. at 4:30 p.m. [gal Notice -:. He Is be held at I0CIJJURT1 11TH amena the Seminole Countyjail '" JVDICIALCtRCUIT, IN AND_FOkFOE BIDS SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOE1D4. pending extradition to Ohio. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN CASE NO. 714710-CA44E DRUG SAM HOUSING THE HAT IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF A Cauelberry man has been AUTHORITY OF THE CITY OF DONALD HOWARD SIPLEY J. FLORIDA, WILL Wrated or aiiediy selling SANFORD. RECEIVE AND PUBLICLY OPEN d cocaine to a sheriff's depart- SEALED BIDS FOR THE PUR. DEBORAH JEAN SIPLEY, CHASE OF THE FOLLOWING ment undercover agent. Wlfe.Respcndenl. ow. SAINT FRANCOIS, Guadeloupe (UP!) The security of Western Europe, the United States' new relationship with the China and political turmoil In Iran topped the agenda today at the "sunshine swnmlt" among President Carter and the three other main leaders of the Atlantic Alliance — the leaders of France, Britain and West Germany. y..... Four car batteries were reported stolen from four Wj9 Ford vans at the Jack Pros* stolen from his home. The Ford Co., 3786 Highway 17-92 In television was stolen Wed. Sanford. governor's warrant from Ohio r aggravated robbery - CALENDAR dow. deputies on tbe basis of a PEKING (UP!) United States Steel Corp. will help- China develop the largest iron ore mining facility in the world for "well over $1 billion," steel company sources said today. The mine will be located at Chitashan in northeastern China near the steel production v.w IN BRIEF - p.m. and was valued at see, according to records. BurglMs apparently gained entry to the house by forcing open a win- HenMSWfWrfter USS Will Help China Build .IISp.MUS, In Seminole Development ' MTI CN Friday, Jan. 5, 197-3A - Financial. Boon? I AVA1111101 vii-0.2 FA -11 ff AG!NY Where 1979 Chevette Hatchback Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial 322.5762 Quality (UP!) that could make lb. case TAU4HALE, IN othorpar F.iIso1 .—AtallngritagtheCasl In the lad, NEW 01 which were k 1,75 Ahudt to sell - -acr.ofIaadasaolsSlow 'si p. oft -thsladlsduuhp.dIntbsasat a.es years arlbsprsjedls could IlflciaUy dpsd a ftowd been for aura ofihe 7701 no height hr lbs sa.Vbs go rvlbsladiswssthWAN as - - — MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS, ACCISSORIIS a DRUM IQUIPMINT- I, win bep,slrdt.tks Niswoms Csuit. a. 30% Off - Permits Ocola lbs u We aesket. k, Pad. -.lMi.c.ud)sepa*sPlas .uW.ad ieWalbebu. ag.tobqbacbIadIesld -ofa. pilir parke ad n.iis" hr the asIlsuldu lirgi CaslIsr4bse Wd pr1ied -ares. Nenevir, tWa an fasten $NUt en 54th ANNIVERSARY obtained by coadsmuulon rather tbu 'tspstldrl pa' chose lib the Oak acreage. The First DidrIetCiutof 411110100100a Nato. Orcult. C.utxdsr.sthuOcalaparei Iniriihll4aflIS left. lbI atlaisy genitals iSes said it U WI $UVICI IUIYTNINS WI SILL iuurs music siio OPINP.m.-Ip.m. 20NCICAIAVI. P1L153.nes SANPOID PFI A NF. - ,gob, MwT OR: CO. 50S1FrnchAve. - �I Evening EknuM (USPS 4UN) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, PIA. 32771 Area Code 305422-all or 831.9993 - - Around Friday, January 5, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor I THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor There are rne In ordinary banks-at lead the tried to negotiate that several banking with. Now that Urlatmas Is over and old, it can be told. It wasn't cold-and ft wasn't gold. There are times that I really work overtime trying to be clever-a wonderful gift that comes to naturally with many fortunate people. But for me, ft Isn't may. So I drwgle along the hard way. I enjoy trying to be different, and particularly* where gifts are concerned. Sometimes my hnaKlnatlon rwia U!IId *1 deuces and the low hole card in a seven-card And poker game but I lose out. My husband has wanted a small truck for some time. No big deal. I went to the toy department, bought him one and even tossed In a "haggle". filled with dirt and a few coins. o And be has wanted a greenhouse too. A EMcture or a few coins at a greenhouse wrapped In a box with rying I help ww et his Ind indi11cated1 £t iwas tu-yu RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, *5 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $2060: Year, $40.00. So plan one Ruled, out In a different direction. In an attempt to be "cutesy," I decided to toss several gold coins In with the silver to buy that truck little gimmick I had pummeL When the dealer quoted a price In the vicinity and greeihonae. Yeah, that would be 1t f the Small round disc, I would have lost my f4. hmch had I eaten any. I tallied at great length with the genial received in earlier years I remam ember the joy I when an awit or uncle would gift me with a $5 gold knowIeeable dealer to discover that gold Is out of piece. In my mind, the gold piece had no more value sight-and particularly mine. I th.ked the dealer and departed. than a penny In its natural state. But, th boy, by MOM curiosity, after making some .w,, IA .i kfr s" #1v 11 W11. adIfl C) that was like being filthy rich. out ' so I would settle for So when I inquired about gold coins at my bank, some silver coins the lad -minted in 1964. And now I know why all that gNm is not gold. It the teller informed me the bank hod no gold coins. tabsa dock of greenbacks to own jut one ounce of She suggested a coin dealer. Very well. The dealer had many gold coInL How many did! the precious shiny metal. - -.. - - - - . - - Looking South vrw . , Steppl Oakland Raik' failing health, general partner Al Da'~'- I i - By DOR DITRICH Toward r14 ____ f The Clock want? Any particular year? gold Oh well, why not go whole hog and get a coin? Being Ignorant abut the hobby and business c4 numismatics (nearly all of my money transactions are piper checks and plastic cards), I did expect maybe to pay several dollars over the 20 for the For his big gift, I concluded to give him a "big till" to apply to whatever he waded. A word of tAIL advice -don't by to locate a $500 or a $i, the agonizing job of trying tt find a successor. - IlU- 1 Madden?' Mexico iIUflL QgnriI?ng one; IL All aspects or U.b.-Mexlcan nmlalwws are uuuer review by the National Security Council In preparation for President Carter's official visit to VIEWPOINT ANGrE.VIAtTER5 Mexico in February. That's good. We need to pay more attention to our relationship with Mexico. We are being forced todosoby two preeminent problems the energy crisis and the illegal immigration. There are growing indications that Mexico märhave untapped oil reserves greater even than the of Saudi Arabia. This fact alone justifies giving Mexico a higher strategic priority in our foreign policy. - Webuyaopercent of Mexlco'sexportoil now. Production Is increasing gradually. Eventually, we may want to help build an oil not oe all bvaause the top candidate for the Job is with - A Fai ry Know And How? SELF 6 ? - -, / -' - - . - - . . - - -_ - - - Hands The - re - - - , )___ -\ - - - - - , thea, __ , - - - -. lot Of Vietnam vets would say, "Hear, hear." pesevendhetsL JACK ANDERSON RRY'S WORLD - . Well, Since You Asked... better thana.Sooteam - inpersonneLTt*lrblgdrop thisyear was due primarily to Kenny Stabler's slump at quarterback. "You hope for a80 percent year from your big man," says major -- .' - - - - ' ,• tb ' - . ..+., -- - - .- - - , T - - .. - - , V--- - - - - - IT'S A OF - .- - .,. - , - -- Gem , - __ r. - __ p'. - - - -, - - - ______ ' - - , - Oly.Q. Where can I write to get tickets for the 1155 pies? Skesld I write t. simeese In lake Placid, N.Y.? -Richard Reese, Royersford, Pa. 047 Olympic Organizin Direct your query to Tickets, Lake innilttee, P.O. Box 19ALake Placid, N.Y. 114& Please be advised, however, that they've been dragging their heels up In the Mlrondicka. They haven't figured out yet how to distribute tickets for the '10 Games In Lake Placid and haven't even set the prices on them. Still, getting In* line now wouldn't hint. Q. Ins ciluma yes .euth.ed a recently separated CInti was elf the reservation, bates It. Few of - another player's wile, pmpd t. different euu-' "ii ______ bo.ui'4ty, eelI4eve. He Is rather eU-erls.ted, C yes expand en whit yes used? -G.P.F., V.1u.., CaMI. flnnotgokigtotouchthatone.ftwasathfldftlmtodartwtth. What Imean was that he was doing Ms playing around doee to lime, rather than on the road as mod Indelging players do. Do jou remember the anon4o" of on. Dallas Cowboy to Ms tqwnstesastheywereflyingbackhome afler two months in training camp? 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Irgtim Yiig 97, Denver 13 Third Game ranked No. I In the state 4 Medina-Zarre 21.007.403,40 NIaffi Race, I.14,C UCLA 3, Onion $4.43 9.10 3.00 440 Thursday night In posting a 66. Negui-Alberdl 5.40 110 S Pals 11.00 4.20 3,31 s Sara-mow,. 12.00520 609 2Tally Ellen 1910 3.40 I Ajurla-ArCi 411 61 victory over the upsetZ$tSEChV 0(3-4) 1440, P (4-3) 344.45. lDnIft's Flare 2.10 0(3-4) Mlii P (3-4) 91.11. minded Raiders. Six* Game 0(2-I) 47.21a P11-I) 11211,1(1.1Fewth Game 2 Jos-Alberdl 14103402.10 It was the 11th straight vie. 4)31711. Time 31.13. 9.00 5.40 5.00 4 Ol.a.Zubi 10-404.00 $ Cilonis-Andre Tee* Pars 5-14* MNPOSD.OILA*DO for the undefeated Titans. 9.20 3.40 tory gulz a AlboWl 210 4 0 lRobint's Folly 350 2.50 2.30 3 $lmon-Urquldi TNUI$O*YN4NT 2.50 lCad*Echave The game was soenethlngola 0(3-4)1340:P(24)11101. 4JIVIflJ$lI* 3.00 2.30 Firstlace,I1*,0 Q(44)$1.ISP(14)10340JD0(i defensive struggle, with SCsnola 440 IMv.Inlck 340 3$ 7 10.40 410 440 S)$1.lS. 0(4.1)9.11: P114)1S.7S T (744) I EchanQ-CoIco 4 aillssls$fle 3341 Brevard successfully staging a FM 3 Cadoiarre MISO ö Ado.ke*t Ir 3.00 129* Time 31.27. 1l.205.30 4.40 display of ball 2 Bllbaolarrs by Aldana.Psrn 2 Iievan*Pare,1.II,C 0(44) I3.IlT(l44) 21111 TIme 6201.50 0(13)31.01 P (14) $431,110 7 santi-Ervique tilisi'ig Its four-comer 3Murcity Scott 131 250 311 31.31. 4 31 1 Alurla-ZubI 4-10 140 (2-4 W"111.3) 71340. 2Deb's Swat $icssll.co,$-l4,C to hold the roundball from 3:1S 03-7) 34.4I:P1271 112.31. 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Pro Basketball Siloosy Scott iDey ,,so 3.00 400 4 5.20 - Brevard Tops SCC '-". -• Jai Alai , -- • -. 'lWna1a at %tonal eumed m M Md-arsI iL--1It 'Itl hT - + DALLAS (UP!) - How are Landry said his offensive line the Dallas Cowboys different WS performing at a higher now from the team that lost to level than it was when the the Los Angeles Rams, fl-b, in Cowboys faced the Rams. the third week of the season? "It's much better than it "Our attitude Is much better was," he said. "Still, I think It now," said Dallas Coach Tom was a mental thing. We weren't Landry. "Mentally, we're much mahandled in the game. They better off than we were at that were playing good football and we weren't." time. "My Impression of that game was that we weren't mentally sharpatall - weplayed the Crooms whole first half of the season like that." Rollicks But, against the Atlanta Jeff Litton scored 11 points th, Falcons last week, the Cowboys his first start of the season and seemed to have returned to that Len Sutton came up with 12 early season slump. points and 11 rebounds Thur. "Well, the mental edge IS sday night to lead Grooms' what you are looking for all the High's freshman basketball time," Landry said. "Every- teamtoltsllth wlninl2gam.s, bodywassaylngthey(Atlasga) a 43-23 victory over St. Cloud. were not a good offensive CIOOSIIS is at Lyman Sat urday. football team. night. "Our players are young enough to lake It literally. So IT. CLOUD: Johnson 2-S-9. Fenton 1-0-2,Walker 2-3-7, Green 2-I. they didn't play at the same , GIauk 0-0-0. Totals 73, level they had been. But you've C100MS: Butter 40-I, Howard 3got to give Atlanta great credit, 2-0. Litton 4311, Sutton 5-2.12, 1-0-2, Jolmson 1.0-2. Totals too. They played as had as a Barn 11743. team has against us all year. And when ateam plays like that against you and you are not at the top of your game, you are going to look poor," - diiiisse ou The Attitude-.--.. - - ... _ ilthleaaugdSeer. 1áp1 g99alis- n. The - i1u1"flfrig 1 ?Vad :'Vkn Cowboys Show Dog Racing - rij . -- II1N by German Trk Zest Oae: who - - Bask.tball , -- The Pid's svus Ut1* ho" ft =p "iUtkusuIiddnen- lesey i -evuy Vise PIidod sesryrsetes M meaud ter Of the . bus chardto - ' College -_ - ', .• _________ --- -& - , -' _____ .____ - -- - - -' deW MIII. i_ •- g ' - . '-,,.' - 6111ftershove Yet - - - __ - II " - V -;+•-' e \H. rILhIng ('tUh1i)lO1i and sh uiu; ii 1 Every athlete likes to think h.' :1E'(' 1'la er of the Year, it can pr(luce best licn it counts v' ont be the first time he has most. For Franco Harris, the made a big game his personal Pittsburgh Steelers' all-tune showcase Harris holds NFl, post-season leading rusher, the pressure of -•, moments seem to push records for most yards rushing those . : (1,155), most rushing attempts him to his greatest heights. :. " If Heggie Jackson is base- (282), most touchdowns (12), ball's Man of Autumn, then his most rushing touchdowns (11) I winter counterpart is Franco and most 100-yard games (5). Harris. It began in the playoffs In Pittsburgh's 33-10 rout of ,'2 of his rookie year when he Denver last week in a divisional grabbed a ricocheted pass for a playoff, the veteran fullback 60-yard touchdown that beat from Penn State, who also holds Oakland in the final five the Super Bowl single-game seconds. rushing record of 158 yards, had six It has co ntinu ed throu gh ios yards and two touchdowns. Hrald Phs$es by Tom Vincini and Tom N.?s.i more years and resulted in a Asked why he consistently Ah, but the pleasures of coaching high school basketball! Bill Payne of Seminole, host of NFl. post-season re- delivers in playoff games, above, and Lake Brantley's Bob Peterson, below, get Involved In the pace of the cords. Harris has a chance to Harris said Thursday, "It's a game In recent encounters. Both Seminole and Brantley are busy tonight, with add to his record coUection do-or-die situation and that Sunday when the Steelers host makes you concentrate better. Seminole playing at home against Spruce Creek and Brantley hosting Del and the Houston Oilers for the AFC There's no second chance. You Elsewhere In games Involving Seminole County teams, West Orange Is at title and a berth In Super Bowl have to give just a little bit Oviedo. Lyman at Daytona Mainland and Daytona Sebreeze at Lake Howell. XIII. more of everything concenTipoffs are at 8p.m. with junior varsity contests beginning at 6:30. If Harris upstages Houston tratlon, Intensity, desire. fullback Earl Campbell, the There's no next week." lt& domoAiDavis."Youcangetbywlth75percent.Bitwhenhe's only at 65 percent, you're In trouble," Davis also relished Denver . coach Red Miller's assessment that Oakland 1g 1wW omme lagging. It's what the owner needs to stimulate his coaches, who've failed to have the Raiders In the desired "peak Olympic condition." There'll be shakeup. In the coaching echelon. Q. What was the lug tanusber of. shows In the NFL this year? What's the recerd? N.H., CineI1, Oble. GAME A total of24,354 ticket-holders did not show up for the New York Giants-St. L.oula game ln the former's Meadowlands dadlumthis EMOTIONS year. The record was set a year ago In PbiladeiphLs when there were 43,013 no shows for an Eagles game against the New York Jets In a driving rainstorm, Back In 1914- during Norm Van BIck1In'S final rocky season with the Atlanta Falcons -some 40,000 fans also boycotted the Atlanta stadium for one game as as gesture of displeasure. Q. What ever happened to the the Olympic runner, Dave Wet. tie? -Robert Christ, Willigbsro, N.J. He Is now on the faculty at Bethany College in West Virginia and through as a competitive amateur. Wottle, famous for running with a cap on his bud, won the loo meters run for gold medal at Munich In 1912. He later appeared briefly on the pro circuit. Q. What Is the truth sheet Harry Greb, the great middieweight _ 74 years eM sad nar- r Ma weB,' sever Of she k? 'i !IIII$Ø''' ssw un flght. Medd$heuIsd..Vve raw pleIshimasty fighter whenever trained. I can find onlyan qulIftcaUes In Ms record. Wen reform afraid ofklm? It's hard for mets -4k' believe he never traInd. _____Hew could be have whipped _______ the belt _____ I men In the world at the time wtthest being in shape? -Glen Weiss, Evaneville, lid. Greb, called "The Human Windmill," was a legendary fighter. ! -' He was blind in one eye, stood only 51 and weighed 151 He was ing _____________________________________________________________________ also a legendary carouser, but he stayed In shape by fight often -two, three and even four times a month. He dealt Gene Tusney the only defeat of the latter's career. It was one of the dirtied, most brutal fights In history. But boxing was less finicky then about making guys adhere to the rules. Greb, who fought men in all dlvlslons, died ofan operation lnleaat the age of32,two -moi*iw after losing a world's middleweight title boit. a #A W" C. Z Fets: ('inanc h hs a watch Yet the needed :y ceuld be ftei weepess. Itthpr wouldoraehbwse. 'lie Pidiges's pisdigel q.g habits and wide, by repeutlug e' -p'u ci 0"MANd ae acresc* fern savings sriusa 'to rdltty fraud id wide. Far hibise Of dullhe Msjpy Me*.g have ceung.d defana idmagesce to Jack Andersen's W*b oq ep,gtij £1-1--* disappear dew. the Puma. deM. every year. osatreeters to ug In all -irr, Of Is, P.O lea 15*, W'ij1 . DC. ML. sed iwes,mI -- sadassce.The -1111 Yet he Is the real apedtboll in the wiuille. Army, for sw;' paid IS percid ve the ts have e sugh idr st fed isaappseed to ce,ii Ito is earlg to ash Casgean for mere th CO sth'ia4s 1$ weapene syMume Indeed. fed, ev se mere .*1 daupftr' b'ii lwku id recaptlose esly when it is $UIltorSa(edurM gmianeut for 9* majer weapems lyMi cod the De. AMsds.gs,ter- -phth,C't.dids't c1 the Ic'une tther WMlheye. U.S. Dsgabmudansverageofl_period sbus the pseuuis a 1u could 'rW b." aocer*g to imermal Tree, be's pvttb'g en a show Of the wijial estImates. TMs 'mean, the mat.'y ,r'it s Trr'i LyaM mime han the mcy's aceeding Ndur4ildhe'sc-"-gpcvkee brusbodto p.back to Caajan ad- eas bees edIm.srdeulgaISrv idi- But, the '* MMss, '1 pulley and iclal pr; be is I. ditlomal Wmise syst es parpese ese to Imerpreted id rather loedy." be eltiM'e g.vauaeut eatuvagencss._The Bath ManjeuW_diserepanies C 's Vtrt kPC l d.w I e dm saØIstestbe.th.ldsMtd d oll andakmiecalcmi In -'--"-, t1weed hr bvw=`1111`811~ can,, the mIary planers have _proudad the IS apeitatis bM* -' The puuplu -ru,sas is' csodepsor I'.,. deridhadid M,ids .In ardor to Id bor'ju, wets the doban con- frit wi sawi.ma pmelm off Ougi--'.'. booked baler, they ee Sad eat bodiesabase iw1u1 Of in t dare $ U1L . ...th eL• -a- - .. -. time since lfllandoniythesecondtlmesincell66,aredeflnitely - - ' Per ' Q. How many years bas It been slace the khd Raiders failed to make the chample.htp playoffs in pro foetbsll? Everybody doe has vednreda epfaie.es what west wreqthis year. What's yours? -J.heay Mae, Alameda, Calif. I'm glad you asked. The Raiders, out of the playoffs for the first KINGS' TRUMP CARD - - Billions Vanish D6wn Pentagon Drain: . - + - - Key .. - - By MURRAY OLDERMAN - -' - which Madden, the team's head - -. - IyWUIIAMSTEIT WASHINGTON (NEA) Happy New Year, Howard K. Ott.mwteln, a 41yesr.old native of '; end weis to a bright end shiny 1979. It may U.S.A., is bg.rei.d in "who does not lock like much at the oidad,butatleast It's / what Ud why in the federal government." away from ISo lm*#eded, In fact, that he's written a book.. I Not that anyone should flinch at the approach It's Viol your average, hwndrtun political. us numeral on the calendar. After, of that omino adtract.It'S packed with iflformaUOflof use . who's afraid Of George Orwell In this day and normal, hard-working American tax-.,. to pipelne, likenatural gas pipeline that has already age? eme. Lots of phone numbers, ad-.. been planned, to reach from the Mexican oil and ar $IBIg Brother Wgching You may have ___ d data, tips. kis h gas tjelds across the Rio Grande to Texas. ____ about a moving comsoenied prty scary 30 years ago when "19*4" want to cpriIn L Becauae of our proximity, we are logically nest published, bit ft's obvious by this time XSee page 33. Mmco's best prospect for increased sales of oil we weu's pepik vision of You want to wicover your family hidory? See andgas. ppycock. page 80. Pure 'utdIsagreements over price have halted the went a Job abroad? See Page 75. You five shy revearejiat years Ofl9*4,and You want to open an ethnic restaurant? See , Of course, y watching us. Unless, ou nobody Is natth'al gas pipeline plan. 54 page television cameras at the hidden all ose And there is no assurance that Mexico will be count th You want to buy a used jeep? See page 113. bank, the airport, u d.pamtmeut store. wilhrg to develop its oil resources as fast as we The federal government is Involved In all those . . Ow society bears no apartzner4 lobby. would like or to sell the oil to t on terms we can things, and thousands more. The trick Is to have resemblance to Orwell's mythical "(eanIa," acpt. the INFORMATION you need to make the, fOOds VUlP enwith its 'O( equal importance to our relationship and tertainment for the proleterlans, constant federal government work for you. That means mOr difficult to solve is the problem of illegal shortages of essentials like energy and declining you've got to know how to go about it. Ottendein's 180-page paperback provides the,. standard of living. immigration, Information, precisely and concisely. It's called, fle silent invasion Is a method by which Why, harifly a month goes by "Beat the Bureaucracy," a title that may Mexico has exported its unemployment into the government doesn't report a rise In promise more than ft delivers because once you United States. in(,omn. of Americans. And it "real" wages are WASHINGTON WINDOW book you see ft doesn't prescribe actually falling, because of Inflation and taxes, Its causes are deep-rooted the high Mexican ways to "beat" your own government. It simply: surely that is jot a fleeting a boratlon. birth rate and the massive poverty that coexists in tells you what you wait to know to get what's ___ to you. As such, it's valuable. Sea A Mexico with great wealth among the elite and corning There's no way t hat "more" could mean Ottenstein qualities as a bureaucrat, if you. "less" In our society; we don't engage in powerful. cit Of the pact. Even before that occurs, and ThOMAS HELEN 't consider that an Invidiousterm for civil "doobl.4hlnk" or "Newspeak." No By Recently there have been reports that the birth despite the treatment of an American delegation seryants. lsxicogbar In W19 would tolerate the kind of UPI 'White Hes Kepsrtsr 1IIIk". WMWGTON (UP1)'-fu---1 carter has hi Taiwan wbsss*y fiiw~vft *A But the poverty remalhi, 9 46WO and $$be& with w the storm of protest from opponents officials are convinced that problem With tin involm . . ropl some new political and social upheaval akin to the and --olood,-, for " &Mpk. of diplomatic recognition of the mainland. But Chinese of Taiwan will be worked out am that a in the Marines from 1*1 to IM, 04 later got a the return of Congress later this mouth may wide range of trade and cultural relations will flUter's degree In history from New YorkMexican revolutions of the put. University. Between ION and 1964, be says, he (Would someone kindly nab in the ft*e and herald more opposition from Taiwan supporters. continm in the formable future. -'Whateverthis country can do to stabilize and ieuend held " whole bwitho Jobs" In the Unl*?) the get us a soft drink olive branch China has extended to The After President Richard Nixon made his Improve social and economic conditions in Mexico Douglas Aircraft, RCA, AVCO, ig business Americans certainly do not all dress alike "In breakthrough visit to China In 1912, establish- Taiwan, although rejected, also Is viewed as a 01 b should be done. ITT, Martin-Marietta. a uniform which was at one time peculiar to ment of full U.S-China relations was Inevitable, hopeful sign. buying Mexico's oil and gas on favorable In 1994 he went to work for the federal manusi workers." No manual worker ever wore And although Carter had set goals on timing for carter has said publicly privately to soviet ent at the Goddard Space Flight Center beneficial to as well as the them. tes would be is jea quit. Ilk, those on the streets today. establIshing establishing formal relations, It was China that leader Leonid Bresimev that edabl1aleut of governm suburban Maryland odsIde Washington. He's _ ____and Psldr4 Is On the other hand, the illegal Immigration will called the shots and determined when the time full relations between WhIilVon And nobody goes in for the been there ever since except for a year with the diplomatic sword pointed at Russia. not a remain an irritant as long as It continues. ,,,,, , expected Of the populace in was rigid, ti me AànlnlMrMIon. Currently, Federal, Mari Once again, a surprise involving China policy Moreover, the United Stat.. Is anxious ad to The Mexicans must understand that our "" can you unegire ickers that would asaldat to the Goddard Center's' cial was unveiled for the American people. iced the çle cart with the Soviet Union with he's spe government's first responsibility is to enforce Its g an ef. pInOIm.1 c hi warm an embrace of China. back and forth, wearing on his face the look of strangely, though, the opposition to Nixon's first tooBut own Immigration laws. That may not smem like much until you realize the Soviets fear a U.8.thIna alliance in appear halt as Irate as the bitdips did not vim aijoy.et ici caused that the csiftt eUIPIOyI 3,750 people among Asia. The China move, In fact, may have tornw displayed agaüit Carter. Iflg t piiysicai jerks. back the them some of the world's most brilliant ed en. he et push Many, Including former Mubanador George t apprehensive Sovi s to and has an auUII budget of ISIS million, e block strategic arms agreement with tidi would Bush, who headed the U.S. liaison office In timetable for a (Dear, on your neat log around th one-twelfth of the total budget of the National th you Mop by e More for sam. milk?) Peking, apparently believethe twogovermnents the United States. Aeronautics and Space s with Rip. Sam Stratton of New York Is looking Into a matter" e While House Is busy Tho power structure of our society Is likewise could rock along with the same Informal isoMeanwhile, th The cedar, says Otteeln, "has the cap. give the G.I. who served Vietnam a brass attack. totally differed from the Party cllogxdiy which derdandinge, keeping Intact relations with the for the arrival of Vice Premier Ting Hsiao-pin In Washington Jan. 1*. Several cultural, scion. cacity to think up deilg, build and ted" all ruled Oreala in "11*4" In Orwell's book,"the Nationalist Chinese government on Taiwan. SfrMton is chairman of a House Armed Services sub. But the political changes in China, the tifIc end t.dmological exchange agreements . America satellites and rockets, Florida's conPte,, now investigating the luxurious Hale HO. Hotel on new aridooracy was made ap for the mod pert Kemsody, (eMer then sends the indrausit Of bureaucrats, scientists, tecimidani, trade- liberajized wall posters and the decision to send being prepared for lIrtg that time. W$IkIkl Beach. aloft. In shost, having a part In "packages" "jts.emthetmtelwubsditatacost of $lU'nlfllvi'psldout totheUnit.dStat.s,rqruei* et t. Carter Is planning to ideners,yets,aclole(1Ms, so gh' managing the Goddard Cider Is like having a: .d Officers club fends exchange and n ounm1 Qfp teachers, journalists and professional a radical change In policy on. Carter could with full MMe boners for Tug, the Ikut hi In managing a ISIS mllhlcn+ysar business. part, min' to m*lr.1i4 collected during the Vietnam esOflkt __ ng hardy politklO.s." The hotel was to be a rid aid recreation headquarters In To opponents, the Carter policy i,,riw*s a WashinØosi since 1580. Oltuwisin who liv,. In CMxsvlfle1 Md., wtt: of people een shaped and Honolulu for the enlisted man, but the war ended before conBighe bas todeclda bow far bewadategoin hiswU.dthr..l,says hsgot the ids ba "betrayal" of Taiwesi. But It probably follows bra ____by , - ___ d*tusn Of riltirel teaducs who cuning (Ana an W. Does It Nfl the for Ms book while writing a 'f.dsrM wsrkst* ducticn was ecinpidet more the madly for retired And new the Hale His wvsa as a mnalI4iiiwd "we have no permaned friends, only United 81M Is prepared to sell advanced arms colenvi for the Baltimore Sen. Ho g always been' Allen our =1 omeors Instead of war-weary Gb and it cods the taxpayers permanent Interests." And to some obeervers it to the m&", or shnply to provide Interested In the organlutlon - and $1 million a year to keep it hi operation. In "11*4" was jid cm. slum world Is a case of "th. enemy Of my enemy Is my teclrqlogical wwe to a new friend? -or the federal govarnmeid, ba kcthexwe, the retired bran I paying about 80 perCent øAna and the United States have pitted their says, so when be got down to writing his book It seperpowere (the ether being Bara and friend." Carter followed the rides laid down In the Merests agalnd each ether in the PseVic for a was "a rMMiwJy abi* t."l main lad for roome and services then at private Mel in WaikikiFestal.) that were locked in paipatal warf are subcomwtes mi"ib,r. Rep. co an d a Mow The sgrsemen whiá nose could ever win, since none dared me mutual defens, treaty with Taiwan pad served a long then. In the fates,, Caster hopes it will be was to "check aid doeble-iieck with the ap say they will make Virginia, Donlel Of some "*i, cnn-year notice that the United States Is r"1"g bends wan the an. Mealc wiopese. Do propriat. people." -- -- Olderman Who,; - orass 'Beach - - - - Want To Just Tale - - SO " - - TWranarehun,iLktoea,.rk - •' ___ dP Ow i ill R4CING NIGHTLY 8 P.M. (Clued Stisday) MATINEES: NIWMATINII Pestlim.l:lIp.m. ALL 066W $4 TF$ISCS$ lea $42 TrNect Whet ALL 1IRACIS Tbwsday Lam.i NII J'flflFO" O.AI'Oc't ai - - iut.g the er eat Of - I7-121r _il $uu.5,OoiUsAi1I - - -------.-- -- -- - --- -- ---- - --- ---- ------ -- - MUIIATIONS-S31-1Ml -- --'--- -. ---'- - �1111111111111111 . . A.EVOlIH.ras IjdF, Adventist 4 1. - l 1111111111111111= - . Corner tmGsi ng Saturday Sericas Iabba*Scbeet X. Ilium. PrayerSirvIc, 1:11p.m. I "---.. le :: Assembly Of God The FIRST ASSEMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Car. nm and all" $iev. I. DanCes 131a.m. MOfilingWersIilp 5:45a.m. 11:11a.m. 1:11p.m. Sdseel.ltlieiibl, Evening Service .." ~h ..`P"_ n o 1 to wo V R I OU NATION! F~ ,- 1 1:01p.m. 4:3180m t wryI Family Night Service Y.P.E.Wed. FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH OF LONGWOOD I. I.WilIlamsial Myrtli Lake Hilts Rd., LøgwsId Phone 231.401 MIntsISI Harold 0.5.41cm 5:318m SuadaySdie.I 11:311.1W Morning Wentep 5:11p.m. Yew" M40Imsg 4:11p.m. Evening Service 7:31p.m. wed RiMe Study I -,5L._ ~.I., ~.j,_:5.~ . -~;.~~`.~-'. ''' " ' j -- ,44 -: 2 2 4/ I II. . .' ,/ . J'. • .. , . ,; . 4,4 . ,," . ,.. /•2'3 ..<44 :.. r, , .1 NURSERY PROVIDED . 4 4 1744 3 .. . . ., .. .. 1*21 West First Street S, a. Stanton Pester $vndaySdseei 10:01 @.m. Morning Service 11:118.m. UveningServlc. 1:20p.m. Wednesday Service 1:31p.m. Old Truths for a New Day Phone 3"4m , , .) ! p'jT dioumbf OP THE NAZAR 1111 Pr Sa.ISySSSI ( 5:418.1111. M.erajngw.jI$p Youth Hour 11:10a.m. 4:11p.m. Evangelist Service i P Reeler 1:11a.m. 10:118.m. 10:504.m. 11:01a.m. APOSTOLIC FAITH CHURCH lIlMalt$aadAvgsue Soft =o - ': LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 124 Lakeview. Lake Mary 4. Christian a Pester 5:45a.m. ., L . . Missionary 11 Evangelical Congregational 2 11:018.m . 1:31p.m. 1:31p.m. Alliance II FrI. Bible Study WINTER $POSCOMMUNITY FIRST EVANGELICAL CONGREGATIONAL Sunda y School SANFORD ALLIANCE CHURCH 1411 S. Part LONGWOOIJ FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Car. Pwch Ave. I Grant St. (Siutbern) lee. James W. Ham macb Pastor 5:41a.m. $udaykbeei Msv31ngWerstip 11:11a.m. tbc$u Training 1:11..... Evening Weribip 1:SI.m. Pastor 5:41 am. 11:45a.m. 1:01p.m. 1:11p.m. M.rmslngwe,sbip Evening Service Midwesi Service ( Wed. I Nursery Provided $61 Draw W1,901 -_ X . .77 = Ladles 1:01 p.m. 11:11a.m. 1:11p.m. we u brea reSLuOwfl kdown CONGREGATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH CyngId 1979 Kaisier Aaiann9 2411 S. Fork A". now. ieIertJ.Hu.ter I ,5:IIa.m. 11:11.11 am. 11:114.m. 7:11p.m. MernlegWers$g CALL 3211-1611 -- Pester SundsySctsef FSNiwsNip $1.75 PIG WIIK 1 Sunday 222.4544 YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACI P0* Wed. Eve. Bible Study . H 7:31p.m. . ... . .' .. . It . mora l values iuuayx . . .. '..-. : Tuesday John 11:1-44 Epheaians 5:10.20 John 17:11.28 Wednesday John Thursday John 15:1-11 14:12-24 . . .' ., II'tL v. Virgil L. Brywt PRone 323.2143 Morning Worship PasIw 6:1.18 men Rev. A.P. Stevens Minister 11:468.m. Society A44 11:11a.m. Eve. Worship Ut&ed Sun 1:11p.m. Winne SPGINSI . 5:451m. MYF Ind I 4th Sun. 7:31 p.m. Wet CReW PractIce Follow Sunday School morning Worship __Chaarft __ 1:01p.m. C.~ W'bII 1:31p.m.Si$ak Wednesday Morni ng Prayer Graup S. FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Staff 200W. FlrstSt. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY insurance DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel oekleandEmployes BIBLE STORE CENTER STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff . $ L. D. Oviedo, Florida , - "S. ' .• •8., . .- Top Religion News For '78 By DAVID E. ANDERSON new hope for the future of the top dory of the year, not without far-reaching UPI Reltgks Writer organized religion - and its followed by the Guyana deaths. significance. that poll, As the Century editors said, As the year turns, Jour- participation in secular conThat results nalida, both Inside and outside. cams," the Century editors conducted among religion Its "exact significance will . the church,- find themselves said. wrftera for secular newspapers, be debated far into the future, engaging in nearly everyone's "Relatively young 51, the also stressed the fact that "the but It has already drawn atyear-end padlme:maklng of new pope may dill be on the most lasting and far-reaching tentlon to other cultic religious lidS, throne when the 214 century stories dealt with the Roman groups and their attraction for At theQsrlztlanCentury,one arrives, and may have ample Catholic church's election the disaffected seeking JAMIE BUCKINGHAM TO SPEAK of the beat Indepsndettt time to tMt s aus t aM riape new ng t5 religious periodicals around, church policy," the magazine twice In a single year," ac And If the cries for more the editors' annual lldinaking said. cording Eileen C. Spraker, government investigation and ezerdze- what were the top l0 Supporting the religious religion editor of the control of dissident and religion 1978 - Century's ranking of the Wilmington, Del., News- seemingly bizarre religious became something of a stories were the nation's Journal, who conducted the sects are heeded, the nation theological dialogue between secular newswrlters. RNA poll. could be headed for a major Jamle Buc4rtghIm is to be editor. Titles such "Run Baby hope and peaie. The annual Religion This is not to say that church-date showdown on how the speaker Monday 7:30 Run," "Tramp for the Lord," In everybody's mind, the two Newswrlters Association year- Jonestown, despite Its ap religious pluralism, diversity ' of ... ~ of Jamie Buckingham Speaks In Sanford famllleshavenochurchbome,Jan.6beglnnlngat 9:30 a.m. Guest Speaker Rev. Frank Smith from the United Methodist to stories of two a at the dramatic events surrounding the new popes as an isolated, singular event is United States. Casselberry the 9:30 and 11 a.m. services bly's monthly Interdenomina' Housetops," have said millions tional "Come Together" of copies. He also authored nine datelined out of Rome and His topic will be "The Church: A caring Inbooks for the meeting late Kathryn Jonestown, Guyana. stitution." The new officers of the united The writings, frequent Kuhlman. From Rome came the stories Methodist Women will be Installed at the 11 a.m. national __ His writing and research surrounding the death of Pope Rx For television appearances gement senilce and speaking at conference, trip, have taken him all over Paul VI, the election and The UMW will I ha wma nf .tun,,Is thu wtwld .iwl Is. hot west ,:vMa,n,4.oth ni P,,,. i,,1,n Paid Wednesday at 1010 m. In s.. wy.. vr words at that moment. They QUESTION: husband fellowship hail fora program followed by a BwhIgham a howeh'old word considerable amounts of time I and the election of er balm to my distressed soffeed a .etbsek is camping and living in cessor, Pope John Paul U. QvldJan circles, covere4 dish luncheon hosted by the Joy Circle. In it spir . I was encouraged and I New be's se were at meet - - - -- - - ' - ______ -.' - .a. w .. Discoura . - V. -- . .. . a. V. • VflI a My e a CRurct el ClrlsS. Saneva ' Ner*ai a *flsiinds lsiI'Nsgu lapllj' cawchss. t, 7*1 Orange Ave. awa so as Nobv", Los ft" LI SledS 'et __ . Clench. UI Oil LVI haNd ' . W. Pined V. __ ji SljuJ.sry sigNed Duet, 1* Jury Lvi. . so We Lakes C11ke1t Claret. 1311Mialmilhas WetoSI . . t*Uj C*u Dent. lIar LaN Ut II1M$&TISIIØI, ,'. . . • l SIll 151$ s-I. MaHI. 331 Lila Ave. $j-ugsges meling SI lihVs$aN Mail. AfllmuU iNNs L I 1`4 ___ -- ____ F . UM '. al., - . . L; pe,g . Ra *t.,.a Claret, Mk --- sasam S*y *dasuj 6uret, e s Ai%i_" $1 Springs SaantS.D.y A*yeeted Dur*t. $••Iurd S SavantS. Day DJyentiaJ Church, 715 A ... __ __ P64,1111 earn Ch.wp III am hind UedIIlfltbs$SIClurct. $l$NaI4 trs-.ui NAIAIINó P1151 Church SI me Naairgss, liii ia.bu* Lvs. I. __ , . Low" 084 mift" sr Pi'l Ig5ijaJef Church to Fine . ' W.0111 CiNO aS " Cud7 00 . - ,. __ at V.1111 Claret SI _ , _ em - - .- iinstbe your day, there Is a wondseous dons. Notic*, "As thy days. so gmrast.sd in shall thy drengib be." It Is drsngthl thereforyouifyouwlfldslmit. proportlontoyosrneed. ___ ____ Pastor G0DEN0W$YR DAYS AWemMWMMEedWbM 'lbstwosesssof'thydsy.'and but for His people. The words 'thy dtegiW heap powisg are these: "And behold. I ass weidi.JayUkUMwaldso sldsbyslds,thioseasfldas with thee,asdWlflkeepthee,In regular.' Could yourw7 fmier." it On plates vlithsr thou gold, and a000rlagiy? Iii can bscum. thee again into this hsrddhesvyasddaycaibs sqplydgreoswiflbsgroatar. land: for I willed leave the., PROPHECY as &teñ. Yet Gid'i Weed bes wseg, mdIs or your, ed doy ft's good I. base Wild man's mill I have dons that which I word abed our dsys. 'lbs N. ekeeul.dge hive spoken to the. of." Word asys, '1 abees shell he ggJ He Is "with thee"weron as im udheie..Mudathy tameere.Weli,,att.yata bdOeisdr$urely .& Fle He Will "keep thee"thas, bat atas take a.diy Ma dnbm dknyha Bible prephecy, will :$), (Dedy GlWdismidp the., lbs misy -. so seak "Whim Astute. . II ap .$oev that we Osdisyaeed1urtidsy H. premises "being thee"gy FaMed" MetU'd$j it fl, "" . 7:15 at Isatard espn.utbs.qalaosforal m.asw,mya.ioasof is ft 1W a snciitstnnst.r,nyour day Mven*M (%uwCb, eevsdasWegapUhe.go. pies ft em am be a. afor diyvllhcned$heudatims. .1 7th MIIW$ sad El. heSs Ii. lbs SOUCS j; j of ptiMvs beglulag. The ides,. and mire 1Iw ha lb. scope of *-'1 days" mon is the Ikit a fs heIsimir' kasw. week ei*ss $1 he heM pSStoMeswiuIof àlireayMa uj,suI, The setficl.mcy of It$U' i*tiø W.*hpiet&imi.t thes,çs;weIadoyM "Ai..."$V' . heesregadrsJ4I1ilwe ad fls4y. The SerIes biurnos &ateg by a s, r±*tr t ii will H" Teach us, 0 Is apes to the pubNe ond t_ I• i.., God's for$s furfor temsionNh.Uof- 1jsimth raft withod j- ve . law - Id lit.. replied, "I Corner uasu ___ the ot, ad so , _ th, u heW a - Th.ri to A . - a_ v. Jv.ed leeg ad iun'uaw has a God. Man wield of It"Gid" _____ __ . ---_-_ a ft' s Ave. Call 11 moo Jam CNur 1Mad SI $ Lulls Ave.. ____ . CtuiUed C.sy r0 -eb 84 l t WVWVbs Jrwuvi. A PWstCRerCkSIChflet.ki*lLNlS.3p1$L 4 0 MM" amok 101rem ByREV. flOIE UflflI -in . 2• Us.44M",mi ft . . 4... - - him. of comfort God Knows You!y Need For Toda First Baptist Church of Sanford Is conducth a Bible Study Jan. 7-10 for age 1 throih adult. Sessions will be Simdsy, 64 p.m.; Monday and ,Tuesday, 74:45. p,m,;_Wsdnssda 6:10 to 1:45 p.m. Dr. Jay T. Cosmato, pastor ui Mark toaduln the saxtuary.KonMc will lead the story for yow' people. Mars NIH S.vsa*-D,y I'ed Claret, i i OThIU CHURCHES . AlIaS's vi CaMP u1I Fa P51k II. Avenue 'illness Ave. pon ALL __chWCaC$y lit.. leanisil III * $IVUNTN.0Ay ADVINTIST Lam 1L4 5W as p $y 5Ju at Baptists Set Study Uplala C-ammi.mtty Pr10g'NO$am Ceret. Upsale it Welbulasle, Prub$sfls s CReret. Red lbS Nd., CI1UIL..,, WIede, 1si PrS1 IaI'-' P11y llusaiIj .. . 4, T$5$M 0I 111- ____ a roving editor WINN.DIXIESrORES and Employes . IQnINdei 000, 11. sow Ed at 06CA., it, k It.. Pars T ____ - . :r $4. Mary iluffir, Calbulls Claret, fIsliesi Ave.*Itsiuwi . . se _____ p get over WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson IVS.USI. Maid Iiled CiNil, lb11ds ____ of Sarasll Undid Mame,Iai Chgr,k. I. Delary Ave.. Islsrprles Soar Lake Undid Mu*Ulal Claret . SoOel 1*1. Chant, C4*Is N. . C.s40serry C.rnmilty Undid ti14*uIUJ Church. Hwy. 1.521 Piae Rile, it. C suns-i,,: Chrigi Uaiieo M.m.ts Claret, Tacker Or., lrsM Estates Delary Cs--v-ly Ma*i*aa Church. W. tliWilr*s Ut. Del.ri FinS United MIISe4SaS Church. 415 Pat Ave. Pins? MaINdls$ Church 5 Salads0 . Pint $ai*ers Ma.1 Claret, 1541 Sashed Ave. Free Ma*&$ii Claret, * W. lit 1$. . . Saseva uimuos Ctunet. Saseva . S N nsnetst Church. ANguS SIVI. 5A A.M.i Chart.. I Cira 'MaHwdise Claret, Salads Clench IS S.d Miaaisi. IrnNrpnt Claret II III. 1411 W. *41111. ChurcheS Sal is CIIS, Datela Churches 11111 PrsgGacy, 3155$. Elm Ave. ChurchiSslsSp,1p1547, 17111. PsnsakssAve. isacusCleS Sat ngs w. las 55.. lasierd "Tree Claret IlIad", 2205 lJss.mad Lvi.. lamlerd IAITISH OGTN000* . LI MUTWOOIIT Church of Sal NSRaIII. Like Mearee . • It Dunt SI CRrlst. Plo. Naves Dr.. Maillasi CHURCH OP 000 ChartS ii Sad. $03 Nhcks,y Church IS let 103 W. llad U. Church iS Sad, Salads. Jones' sometimes It. lakes luilisras Claret, ii. 4* IlivIa St. hepburn Ls*van Cburet, III jil WWII 14 Cturck SI CRolei Luq..5 Claret el Cirlet. W. INS It. P$aau40 lagGed Claret. 111W. LingerS Stud. Prairie Lake SagGed, I it, Pars Part Preajas W SSis00y 11 Chant, Mlmay haul 51110 'y lapiN CRunch, sed lanfond hedend Si1l Claret, 1111 P.1-tubs II. Jamis 'ISlaMry lapSed Claret, lIlt IIIS SI. Lull SopIfedCluretef Came,.. Cily. Iii. . $. Puf 5gGi Churh, III PiN Lvi. II. M011js $fo 000, ge $Ø,5a. . . SgiIjt ?l'isisrne,p Ilgl, $51 Cads, II. JetS'S ssIIse,y laplhsi Claret, 5$ Cypnigs P. asgie sapi Csuret. P limes Sd.. Aflprisera urNs WilNam Clipsi ssIensry SigifSI Claret, Mart WIllIam some of -- WILSON.EICHELBERGER MOPTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff and Employes . - 4 - , •,, SENKARIK GLASS PaepW$ Sighed Chapel, 1311 W. Pined $Maeh, Sis*d . 4 - . Mi PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes Nem Tei$arssmt SigNal Ckurck. lualily I 111,0 I.id 11am MI. lies Sighed Claret, 1711 Pssr Lvi. lavenne p Dent, 574$ SI. Calusg S41 Claret. Cr5311.1 LaNa int LoIs Mary 'CNiilsi,, lagGed Claret. 720 limMufa Slut C1041 SagGed Claret. Ill) SOLve. C'Taati Pined $splSuI ICII.I.I* itha.srv lipifed Claret, Iav*uuI It CIryslds lipiClut, CiunSy 00*1st J.aI, Mary V4ndry5 IN*1esds1.allsegse,ang, 5i Claret, $11 Put Lvi. Irtoldilip lapiN. Claret of Altiul-il Springs, II. 414, 4i' lpeluus ' Pined NapleS Claret II Saliva ef 5••• . Pined Sighed Claret SI Lii, Mary IF" . one . __ Ow cet. 0vle vim sure ti SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY -' - me . : . one of • veteran From Jonestown came the ' Respected u a significant seemingly Inaccessable came out of the doldrums. I leader in the charismatic regions. grisly, bizarre tal, of the Rev. d Suraged be can hardly flad came out that problem. My DeBary Women Install set odI1bed A native of Vero Beach,heis Jim Jones and the murder- th former Southern faith was built up and l stood up to work is the merili& graduate of Mercer suicides of followers of The DeBary United Methodist Women will meet BsptIM Pastor continues U the aUniversity and proved through the Spirit of rmresflyc.iceraed-.ei.siy overseer the and Southwestern Peoples Temple at the church on Jan. 9 at 1:30 p.m. for in- spiritual God that nothing is impossible "'' In Ba tist Theological Seminary. following the murder of Rep. Tabernacle Church stallation of officers and a pledge service. Martha MslbO with God. mud. .inie of Hew can I b.Ip church making H. and his wife, Jackie, are Leo Ryan, The Bible says, "Comfort Groan will be hostess at the tea following the ....ai..i p.i. s,.es#a ii fiu. aihiii,i, ..ai.... ..i. es.. my hha ever thu at )5V UIVI$IU15 - yo ur selves together, and edify setback a nd regain his . - -Tsstwsent nonns of clsurchlife over the past several years sect tIngmatter. As the old saying goes, another" (1 Thesulonians im? aid order, .books such U "Daughter of After so debate, and I was so low you would hav, to compliment God 5:11). What a of BI1C sgang the writing Destiny," the controversial.. looking the Long range ANSWER: I New Music nister . Jack me i to bury me. Evelyn pays to us when He bids us to bed ways you can help yo ur field, hi pestered Baptist biography of Kathryn iign1f'an _ sf :stoi. this said, "Oral, I know you. And U comfort one another. It means husband Jack M. Thomas will begin his duties as churches In South Carolina and Kolibnin, and Jamle's own editors at the Century ce of hope and discouragement is by eaking you serve the Lord and dart in His great love He has granted Minister of Mimic at Sanfo 'a Central Baptist Florida. Since then he has been asml-aidohlography on Inner down on Ilo words ' on. using your faith like you are is the power to give strength and for Guidepeds heeling, "Risky Uving," have is,.. the .tim of Church this Stixtay. Thomas comes to grJ capable of doing and letting and hope to those without n inspired and Earol WoyIs of Poland as COuragliflect to from the Dawson Street Baptist Church,. migmine and later editor of Him have His way in your life, courage.. and to relieve the In the form of n Lagos J aL A pridwinning pop to w levels pep. p y of Thomasvllle, Ga., where he bas servid there's nothing that can hold anguish of those who are fearful newspaper cohrsidd he is also honesty. His two LM.it books, "The choice of Cardinal I renumber the healing 5 year,. His wife, errw assists of a compliment my wife you beck. There's nothing you and weak. blscouragement the edhor of 27 major books "The Last Word" and "Coping Wojtyla of Poland j, . coordinator of Children's Choirs, Evelyn gave ins ON tim, Who casisot do that God wants you to disappears in the presence of aid has helped a nmnbsr of was QWclen" continue in this tow tis I was very discouraged about a do." Ilsn she gave me a reel healing words. rweived his B.M. Ed. Degree from ether v.114nown authors as an vein. and the world compliment: "Oral, there's "Heaviness In the heart of Shorter College Rome, Ga., with a mm in voke nobody like you in the world I" man maketh it stoop: but a andamlnor in plano. I had to hug her for that. You good word ="h It glad" , needed thou. healing (Proverbs 12Z). 5:31am. 4 KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight &Staff Zivrs Plaza 323.3900 . 4 twitching snake from one of the Inc and more and more i think But not strong enough to accept a snake from handlers, some of they understand." In have been bitten more Cindy remembers attending the elders. Cindy is not exactly how than 70 times. "I'll know when service, at the church as a child .1' she w il l feel when she first I is the right time," she says. with her parents and gr Church members give parents. Then came her touches a rattlesnake: "'fl11 spielsi 44p0cance to a verse family's move to Ohio, where power will be all over me but I in the 16th chapter of Mark that snake handling 13 illegal. y know I'll be in control of my refers to the taking upo(ser- Mayed there a few years, bsg actions. I know I'll f I. pests. At almost every aer- moved back to West Virginia, snake on my skin. When that vice-meetings are held on primarily for the freedom to happens, I'll have enough faith weekend nights with a special express their religious cone to handle anything that may lUP! •0' , . -- happen. If I had picked a snake up tC(115t%t when I wasn't ready, . . thenlwouldhavebeen bitten IL .for sure. . 1 a worsiupers dy says she will not seek CINDY CHURCH (LEFT) ONLY WATCHES WHILE (IIAFIN HOLDS SNAKE -a HARRELLI BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverlyand Staff It' V OP Ø ef ., ___ J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C. Elsea and Staff . PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS andEmployes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford ,,, ,,jt, ,.,. ____ .. . of CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. . A Bible study for all age groups wiljbe held Jan. Ba ptist Church. Sessions will be from 7-9 each evening and in a ll services Sunday, Jan. 14. Dr. Jerry Batson, professor of New Testament at Baptist Bible Institute, Graceville, will teach adults the Book of Mark. Teaching all other groups will be: youth , Mrs. Sheila Earnest; grades 1-3, Mrs. Gerry Whittemore and Mrs. Yvonne Salsbury; grades 4-6, .:Mrs. Sharon Gibson; ages 2-3, Mrs. Jean Taylor 'and ages 4-5, Mrs. John Smith. . w 1131... "Ola f ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fl.. Howard H. Hodges and Staff It. • many ii11p .T. . The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible .5 at a a `12-12 at Central of Metow"worwip Tee,Drive. SuniandUstaRo buW5tSIsdbp - .* Committee On Relief will be the guest speaker PRESBYTERIAN CHUICN Wilbur Ave., L.absMaey 11:11a.m. MTNODISTCUCH 16:16.33 Nwwy Veutlloreup A i Saturday 8 . Sunday at Community United Methodist Church p.m. at Sanford First Assem- and "Shout It From the top religion sWes of the year end poll aim ranked the stories pearance of being something Of and freedom will operate In the Tuesday and Wednesday $kartegresps 7:31p.m. Nursery Prevldedlerail Services Matthew , • THE LAMB MARY UNITED ayer I - 1:458.0". 11:41a.m. T`Ilodsv SIM* Shody Friday John 521am Church St"M Moraing 5:31 a.m. lre ' .. Adults and youth from First Baptist Church of Sanford will participate in "Reach out for .thrlst",assrveyintheareuofSanora,Siin1nd, Woodmere, and Idyllwilde to find out which 11 FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Airport Blvd.& Woodland Rev. Fred I. G.rdnsr CbsrctSd,eel Slagingaad5tanlng Prior to the handling of years ago came from a part," says Rev. Bob Elkins. at to lot &a. Sunday 11cl000f METHODIST CHURCH . Fa'lt h Of . 'Eaton, evangelist from Detroit, Mich. Dr. Will be Sunday at the 10:30am an' p.m. services and Monday through Wednesday at 7:15 p.m. There will be gospel singing each night by the Paul Knight Trio and other guest singers. Robert Clark invites the public to attend. Survey To Be Conducted . GRACE UNITED .. SIVWUV. Monday .. Iti ate Test 4 COVENANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Methodist .. U . vices. ill , 5:410.m. j.Ak I.. A mid-winter Bible conference wjH be held Jan. 7-10 at First Baptist Church of Winter Springa, 99() . , nosinfal" a Christian school Kindergarten tRrevgim Eighth Grade If we're going on a nostalgia trip, let's take it all the way Let's make the big discovery that people made back in the old days which is Just as valid now as It was then... the Church. Congregational YOU CAN PSATURI WerslslaSarv:r.i Nostalgia, nostalgia. Everything that was seems better than anything that Is, to most of us We go for Tiffany lamps and Currier and Ives prints, and now it's "in" to have a beard But we ,ln,,C all •h way. Why? Why doesn't the present measure up? Could it be we who are at fault, at leastI partly, for the buildup of pressures and I.. I i Ivangelist Tuesday Wednesday alms Class 7:21p.m. ~ Worlwp Sunday Sdseel 11:11a.m. 11:116.m. Bible Class, CH U: : Pit CHURCH OF CHRIST 1512 Park Avenue ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH lliOakAve..Santerl r.WiIIiam1nnIs Pastor P.WiNlamAvitwnri.tIi Asst. Pastor Sat. Vigil Mass 1:11p.m. Svn.Mass Sa.m.,lI:$&Ilneen Cenlesslens. Sat. 4-S&6-1 p.m. Midlil,, ta:11a.a. 7:11p.m. Presbyterian NursanyPr,,le Church Of Christ MerningWorship Evening Service RenaIdRilpbam. MernIngWersRl Inning Wentip Tuesday Evening ..YIuSg PSpfo Thursday Ivening b.$tvdy LUTHERAN CHURCH 7511 Or lands Dr. 17.52 lLu$fleran Church lnAmerica) Rev. Ralph I. Lyman Paster Worship 11:11a.m. CtWCR$diesl 5:11a.m. tfló'1O4to1desnhR'sI . 0 "The serpent that bit me three bitten 63 time& One night he church member to the from was bitten four times by the snakebite. While the 16-year-old feels "Well, we don't believe a Bible snakes and the drinking Of the traveling snake show. It was r 0 , , v 44 t ,_ 1. Ube w overany mimdeao( dancing and alnglng. perlenced." infectious gospel rhythms po rtion of the good book." ) " . On one recent night, Cindy was Even though she stops pounded out by electric guitars, Members took McCoy to the t she ha. held back on the of handl ing makes, Cindy's among the more active hoose house of Dewey Chafln, a doggers to songs like "You "saint" 01 the church. McCoy faith is strong. She says ultimate perticiPStlOfl. .. IbM is the handling of the the only student at her high Goota Move" and "We're Going stayed there for three days, raftlemakes that church elders school who belongs to a snake- to Have Ourselves a Time." arm swelling to four or five 1 metal boxes placed handlingchurch, admitting that Several times she and the tunes its regular size. He i en the rostnn Inside the some classmates have made others stumbled around the missed month of work 11 z;• stage while holdlng their hands church,locatedin theMountain fan of "I've been rebuked by a few t to their UtS. "I was "Too many people put work State's chief coal-producing '. 11 0 kida but that has made me a listening to the county. ahead of the Lord," McCoy QndsheIswai Uugfr stronger person," she says. Lord," she explained af- says."Whenlwublt,Imlssed the spirit of theLrdto give her "Mod of my classmates know terwat"The Lord wutalIdn 5.' the complete faith to accept a how much my faith means to to fl3 Pretty 1tr0115 tOl*l&lt. ChurchofSanfordthlsSundayevenlng.Atop.m, the congregation will meet in Fellowship Hall for a covered dish supper. A table will be decorated for each of the 12 months and individuals will eat at the table of their birth month. Mrs. Jack Robinson is chairperson for the event. Hal Head Is in charge of the program which will present skits or variety stunts from each table. Clara Swain will be in charge of the supper. Installation of all church officials for the year 1979 will be held at both morning worship ser- 000bcWIPNIRD eeling mm daily eec*W, r =Relsfolp.m. m tI$.5. Tile. M- 3434 Bible Study 7:31p.m. 4:31p.m. FIRST PENTECOSTAL Pastor 9:158.111. 10:20 8 m. Sunday School Warship Service Kindergarten and Nursery FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIINTI$T, DILTOIIA I*cam Ssefevarda.sd Vanes leelsy$.ryIc, 11:11a.m. Iludaylakeil 11:11a.m. W1lItky NIlllaa.y a Uaillaj 7:31p.m. Fred Raker 7:34p.m. CHURCH OF SANPOID 161%St. anlM.gnsuaAm. TV".TNslsTheLif," Nov. Elmer A. Revidser lineS Catholic v"109 Wed. Bible SPudy Sunday a "ThelutlseranHour'and Christian Science VIA, Welp LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE NEIDEMER 2125 Oak Ave. A Friday Jan. 5, 1979---7A yet to take part fully In its and kinda skip over 0* gi"Wt whether It is legal or not. Birthday celebrations have special significance for the members of First United Methodist I Nov.1. Ruth Grant Lutheran I LA 1:31p.m. . W est services. Birthday Party PENTECOSTAL Conguerers Meeting Sunday 5 Wednesday Evening 7:31p.m. 1. CHURCH OF LONGW000 :::::: Pastor Nov. Robert Sanford Eric L. Darrew Sunday ScRoll . 1 meeting •t Winter SpgLElementary • . ByGARRETMAThLWS daytime service once a month- Actions. medical attention if she Is a lot of work but l didn't care. It same snake. "I can't describe JOLO, W. Va. (NEA)- Cindy worshipers handle snakes and Cindy says her religi9us bitten. only taught me that the Lord the pain," he recalls. "All I can Church has been attending drink from a Mason jar filled feeling have intensified to the "You never know what those comes first." say Is a toothache ain't nothing point that she knows she will with yciü poio. a in i .i " says Tim Chafing who plays the electric compared to It." for ala months now, but she has "A lot of folks read Mark 16 eventually handle snakes McCoy, a regular handler, guitar during services has been ChafIn's sister was the last :B1ble Study At Central 7:11p.m. Mid.WetS Service (Wet) 7:01p.m. Nursery Provided far all Services Pentecostal The Rev. Leroy D. Soper Holy Communion Holy Communion Church School HolyCemmwslon BRIEF .15. -.' HOLY CROSS 441 Park Ave. . Minister 9 AS a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:11p.m. 7:11p.m. Clifford W.Sdlaub SvRNy ScRoll Wirstip Service Ev,nlNgService Nazarene Episcopal * 2j). 2' 2, SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH lIl Airport Blvd. Prayer Meeting Wed. Independent o Missionary . - Snakes Provide I _Ba1ama_Road,__withpreachingbyDr.Bob - . 24 W 11 I:* p.m. lililaseddAve. ism J.HIMss IN CH . At Winter Springs B?Ptist 11:11 am. £:N&m. EvenlngWership _ Evenug_PrayerS.erv.1:31p.m. 5:11p.m. Tuts. Official Board Meet "TRUE CHURCH OF GOD,, 2700 Ridqewood Ave. Sanford, Florida 32711 Elder Robert Dumas Pastor Sunday School :)la.m. Morning Worship 11:41a.m. Evangelistic Service 1:35p.m. (Evening Worship) Ill 1 3rd Tuesday Nights -Bible Study 1:31p.m. Thursday Night Service 7:31p.m. For Transportation Phone 34S.3ISSor 373.1145 . "~;Z~. ~, ,'!~~ 4 ~.,~-'~j,,~:., 4 Pastor 5:314.m. Sunday School Morning Worship Pastor 9:458 m. 11:11a.m. , 4.00 p.m. Sunday School Morning Worship 1:31p.m. Wed. Service PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH 263410aImeIeAve. now. Raymend Cracker Pastor Sunday $eel 5:410.m. MIr31ugWentip 11:01a.m. . 0 Bible Conference Scheduled 4:IIp.1" Nov. M.H.BvrteJr. as3W.l2ndStreet CRJR- t; 5:44a.m. Sunday School Main Street-Canaan City C. 0. Harris JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH Prayer Service . .' RpLr.nKi ,_ . I '. i ~.W, Church Of God FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLISOPCHRIST 117 S. Sanford Ave. Minister R,v.HVgNW.Pain 5:410.m. SVyk$mSoI a.m. ii ' "° 1V!bII1P FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 519 Park Avenue, Sanford Dr. Jay T. Cosmate Pester Morning WenNlp 1:318m. Sundayidiaci 5:458.m. Morning W,rsIslp 11:114.m. Church Training 4:15p.m. Evening Wers1sip 1:31 p.m. Wed. Prayer Service 1:31 p.m. 1. I .Ill • I For FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 419 Part Ave. PasMI Leo F. King Pastor V. Scott Harris I:31111a.m. MernlngWorshlp CHURCH OF GOD Nursery Provided •' • Evsnina Herald,Sanford, Ft. NEW BETHEL AMI CHURCH Evening Worship Wed. Prayer S.rv. . 4:31p.m. Supper Christian Warship Service . 1:11p.m. Ind I 4th Thursday Baptist Nov. Jim HvgIesss . Wed. Bible Study I Prayer levy. 7:31p.m. First Wednesday FillewsisIp 3rd Sunday SuudaySdieei * ..1I ., Family Night Super Staring I PrScIantng 7:31p.m. Wed. Prow Moo 1:31p.on. Nursery Provided . 1:31p.m. UMYF EvelIiligWo#$IIIP UMYF Mews Prayer Bnaatast COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CH URCH Country Club lead. Lake Mary Don Shockley Poster SvsdaySckoel 5:41a.m. Preacs$W,rigi tUlIi . 1:31 P.M. . * Church... Pastor MmtffigWemstip o Casselberrv Passer Rev. Arthur Padgelt Assac. Pastor Rev. Walter Reid 5:35111a.m. Morning Worship 5:3$*IIa.m. ChvrchSchooI Servcfl with daiseS For all ages Fellowship Caffee lutween sarvices OUR COMMUNITY, WTHE HOPE OF 5:318.m. :.• SNIP Sarvg, .dnes4ayJM . COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.51at Plney Ridgo Rd. THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Pastor . 1. Fridiy, Jan. 3, im I. DeegIas Jacobs - V. ft ~he" Wsvv at.t.. U, lii POSITIVE DIFFERENCE At *s .zdtW new Wiaisi sri. ___ - Warn, lveagoiicai Ces,regs ___ - , otII At WIMU SprigS Iuiuisry $chesI -- PVTflSIIIisII.taII*,.., ________________________ �U - Legal Notice URS . (') • . . . ..• -. .-._ • . . Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Ff. Friday, Jan. 5,157-5A FICTITIOUSNAME PUSLIC HEARING Notice Ii hiiby 94v1fl that we MAY CONCERN You are hereby noticed that the engaged InbusMeM at RI. 3 las Sanford, FL, 32111, Seminoto City Commission of the City of Longwood, Florida, will mist on County, Florida, under the fictitIous NOTICE OP . TO: WHOM IT E VES AEVSflInIHI,IId.SanfS,'d,FI. Legal . . Friday, Jan. we January IS, 1g7,at the hour ot 7:30 name of WINDY HILL MOBILE : that we intend tO Clerk at Chambers, City Hall. 173 the Circuit Court, Seminole County, West Wamfl Avenue, Lcngwod, Florida In accordance with the p.m. or a s soon thereafter as the PARK, and matter mission may be called, In Corn. S10 . twSe inn g .. . - e :., ios .. aea I-, Defend Fll 'o ght P , -- 9 M s B.D. M tchel Exchange Vows L i 1 : -. . Florida, for ,he purpose of hearing provIsWe of the Fictitious Name all owners of property to be assened Statutes, To-Wit: Section IM.0 Ss, io register said name with the Avenue, from Its Intersection with Lemon Lane, In the Longwood, Florida, to its in. 4 In the tersection with State Rood City of Longwoed, Florida, and l 54g. James J. City of Sweeney Nancy W. Sweeney James .1. Sweeney Jr. Publish: December fl. January 3, 12. im 17$; other persons interested therein, DEE.10S who may desire to comment as to the propriety arid advisability Of the Improvement, the cost of sold im. NOTICE OP VACATING AND prov,ment,toemanner of paymen$ ABANDONING UTILITY AND ORAINAGIIASEMENTS :forsaldimprovemlnt,andastothe against each TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: amount You will notice that the City property improved. Fwthir, that at Beverly Ann Stephens and Sheila EedeU, frf so ld :; the City Commission of Commission of the City Sanford, . Bernard Delano Mitchell were bride, attenies u2 Longwood, F lorlds, shall married Dec. 23, at New Mt. maid o( honor. She wore a floor, meet equalizing board to Mar passed and adopted Ordinance No. and abandon and consider any and all complaints 1431, to Primitive Baptist (iurth, length red own fashioned utility and drainage as to such assessments, and for the Sanford. Rev. Stafford S. 1,j UVllLll easements b 1001 IN-# All JWAIMw. -wviIhv Jt vwe1 wide bouquet of red and white car. saId assessments on a basis of Lake Drive and between Loch Low Drive and Meadow Hills Court, of the Wide groom and Rev. nations with red dreauimers. justice and right. being more particularly described Please govern yourself ac Ennis S. Bullard of Sanford, Serving the bride as as follows: performed the candlelight, bridesmaids were Dorothy S. ten (101) foot utility Linda R. Merlin, II?i, lying b'1 3 and City Clerk cle ring Ceremony. Brown and Rita Y. Stephens, 4, Block "J", HIDDEN LAKE UNIT January 3, 12, D1$ Publish: Thebride Is the daughter of sisters of the bride, and Johnnie I-C, according to the Platthorsof,as' !F.2 Ned Stephens, RI. M. ClIjohn,triend the recorded In Plot Book 17, peg" 55 and SC. Public Records of Seminole2, Box 290, Sanford. The NOTICE OP VACATING AND They wore ld.dIc*l ØOWflI to A PORTION OF A County, Florida. ABANDONING bnegrootn i s the ion ridegroom of Mrs. the maid of honor 4 fI and UTILITY EASEMENT LOIdsO It Mitchell and Allen identical q's. the Southerly two foof of a 20 foot drainage and utility easement lying Mitchell of Sanford. Arthur Blake, of Sanford, tO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN You will take notice that the City between Lots 3 and C, Block "J" Given In marriage by her served the ixidegroorn as beat Commiss ion City Sanford, HIDDENt L AKE UNIT I- C ac. father, the bride wore a chapel man. Groomsmen were JOSEph lorida, on OfDecemberci1 leIIIth white silk organza gown A. Washington, Cleveland M. passed and adopted Ordinance No. recorded in Flat Rook 17, pages 55 and SC. Public Records ci Seminole with a lace square necklines Mitchell and Stafford A. MR- w2,to ciao, vacate old abandon a County, Florida. portion of ?n East utility * over lace terminated chell, brothers of the easement Commission of the City ci 'tSa In a CMIW•MJ tialfl. bI1dOFO0tfl. Avenue and Locust Avenue and Sanford, FlorIda - . take 1 - as an close, vacate DEAR READERS: The following Item appeared recon,., In my n, DEAR ABBY: Wie flying from Lee Angelee t• (Ielgo recently, I was rudely awakened from a mnehaeeded M* by a booming voice that came over the loudspeaker with: "This Is your captain spe.&I.t. We are now flying DEAR ABBY: I qe JaJy, g over, the Grand Canyon ... you J,,, etc. sleeping passengers should be Abby, this was not a charter allowed to sleep. flight Carrying lad ii sigk should not have allowed seeing hicks who had never arrogant, deprecating nflI flown before. Tm sare m.d of to slgh$4eefIg hicks" to have the passengers had already passedwithout seen the Grand Canyon from BERNARD SCOTT, 39,9W test. Be a friend to those of RD who DEAR BERNARD: You' fly the friendly skies treqiieatiy right i apeisgtss end print this. It might DVAD AURV a . IN LA. alseads lam frequently MR. DEAR J.It: v vw VW II fray sklea frequently, and arewe going,and whet lsll that coueiw. (Captain, a captain, we just flew over. I can answer are yes listeulag?) akIo(thesequestis, but the Eve since the above hit captain is the asth.dty, aid prInt I have been deluged with has bee. complimented by reader reactisu. For example: many ____ for No in. DEAR ABBY: To assume formative and witty comm.d& _____ that others should miss the BETTY FOR opPOrtunity of a lifetime NORTH CENTRAL because YOU have already DEAR ABBY: My personal seeathe Grand Canyon at 39,999 to every pilot who takes feet I. selfish and is- the time aid freuhie to speak to considerate. If you and i.E. his passengers during the find It necessary to nap In the m rm39, and had my first after,,.., you should get to bed (light last week. I was terribly earlier or see a doctor. frightened, but when the J.LINcOUNCIL captain's voice came over the BWFF8, IOWA louds peaker, It was so DEAR AIRY: I am a private remeW, I forgot my fear, pilot and recently flew t. calmed down imdlstdy and Arizisa em a commercial flight. enjoyed the (light This was my (fret flight west J8ANIN The c*telWs vutco. 'fli ___ - -... • .• • " . • . - 2I - ' . L -' .. v.-- . - . By: H.N. Tamm Jr. A lace headpiece seemed her Sharon D. Stephens was between Valencia Street and the City Clerk right of-way, Seaboard Coastline lace4rlmmed veil of illusion, flower girl and Kyle L. being more particularly described Publish: January 3, mt She carried a bridal bouquet of Faulkner was ring hearer. A as follows: DEF-16 red and White roses and baby's reception was held at Jerry's The West 223 feet of the North 1.4 feet ci the South 7 feet of the area tjnf breath with white and green ated as ?putility us~ of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT MARVA R4WKDS DELANO MITtHELL dreamers. JUVENILE DIVISION i sT MRS. AND BERNARD - INVIIATIONTO BID Electro Surgical Unit Additional information, plans and specifications are available at Of. lice of the Materials Manager. All bids shall be malted to the Materials Manager of the Seminole Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All - ..- I • N •. • - •,. - - - •- . _______ . - PAY.SATURDAY A SUNDAY. JAN. S .6.7. 1979 • • HOURS: I pm to SHOWING ø7jj, Is SNL.m - *a vwarrs FOR su Juse*Dn Show" • VUral ~6 11 WON sue - WITH THIS AD wv .1.. ..a $$.VW7 . • departinei* and Is a pad Almerlcan District Deportment Commander. He was New Jersey Department Commander In 197475 and recently completed a term on the Council of Aânlnidratlon ,, I He RU , serv. a. Commander Vander Qude Is married, has four a LIt,I %.uHuen, •IWV children and lives In Moi*vale, New Jersey. member of the General Resolutions Committee . . 14I 1... M ..$. IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY Al? National pending I • . ' - PhOM 3234126 LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Norman doVer. Howard of Mrs. thirlotbo BlacksIe'w. ddsetsktflve was sc$ioglafor a special placo in honor of our Cha pter of the United Mr. L D. )ibige prgkit, 1de111-( average in Aensilcun munorlea. Got a tinifl oat of Iirs of the (f• and Soethern history. to be Dlii. and don't "anItat. to the mestlit held its last meeting In Thu c$'apter vdod to give presented *t Awards Day stand who its manic Is - 40i - • - Aheanoete 8prbs at thehome Jut tenon Davis Medal. - to . - - . - cer"°ulie played. The It was announced Mrs. Irldhs,*ngs III ia new oursto Shirley D.o.s Blyn-s had reoia 4 and$omv. Wese. - 24-Business OpWfunifies FEI, Knoxville, Tn. Sole Dist. Sony Cycle Ind. Co. Ltd. Tiwan an. nounces Exclusive Bicycles I. Moped Dealerships. Full In. 29-ROOnn ____________________________ _____ . -. - ,.. 'a' • " .' L , 90 . . -' . . p •. ØlI"•woo -4O to . '.• •- t 'r - St': - .'., -• _____ ds penanal riprioudative. ll All persona leNroWad in *0 aheN issed ••.%• Al$periasintved,dj*.e,$a,, tesolsom a copy Of isis Mu. lisl'hlm'l Øat,d l R*.dswenarvedbp IS whom a copy Of this Natice Of :: the ow &A b166 OW the hashes. Mn. Mildred Admbll*aIIes has loss mailed are reirod, WITHIN THREE MOW. ''Y 14 requIred, WITHIN THREE TH$ FROM THE DAYS OP TNt .....'~ .' km.~ ftk pM kA - .,vs_. NTHS FROM THE DATE OF FIRST PUSLICATIOW OF THI6' MO S "idss pad weith, of ';• ' THE FIRST PUBLICATION o NOTICE, horns essy iictiess isly • . • -. , . - o .. i It' • 01-1000 .004-10 rlao . Is - I - i• _d) .• . $ ..% . 4* .- - . ,m I 11.ik . _.aa1 0 blkfty Proc edur THIS NOTICLtefIloanye may hoyt Ihat challenps the,' mey mop how dii,_ *0 whlliSy *5 wdiIp t'hN. *0 uslidity at the decoded's wIN, use IlaIltICatIess of the personal : e - . ar W'fl .1. • /..'. i • ..... •• :. . ...aa . ' 4- • .• • I • I :5 * 2 r. -. .• . •• . .. • . •• ___ - -- . auuhini WMI)a.d - he rimug ;uallficateees of the ersieal ropreSsnIshIw, or the venue or rsprseonlaftve, or the venue or ItWioldI,Nei*...,,. lurisdicuess Of Its, case?. ALL CLAIMS, DIMANO$. Lion ALL CLAU11116, OPJICTIONS NOT $0 PILED ° OBJECTIONS WILL ME POORVIM BARRED .:. WILL U FOREVER AUIO INIIU at Mminiotratim: January OMOf*srstpobllcaSfene 157 AdmIsl4trat1e: ___ ___ --------- -w--•-. • 'Ii lines .-elf - S -. '° Halsess Iidd hi typed (lssr and oppir eMs), dsOopSeedwIIt.annutivegyi,(tMrdpen). L Do ad abbilViatS. . S A. ee'Oit pirme's -',ad ru. km '1. j .• ____ The Herald wikamuig.im end punssal mews. ~oe - • Pu -r . -op otal 'W - isoid loud , .t. ROOM REALTY 0 amto STENSTROM 24 HOUR 322-9213 REALTY WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. ______________________ BPP Realtor, doctor, lawyer etc. WINOI about ISO sq ft. S rooms. $350 FANTASTIC 4 BR, 2111i bath custom home In exc. Wilson P1.1 Every fesfuvel Country living w. fireplace, DI, sat.in kit., Fla. rm. &d More l Only $51301 ,, ?NUT INC. GRIINI REALTORS 8*lS33er33P4lleves. For rent or leøs. Townhouse, 171.55 Mon. through Fri. apply Senors. 301, 2½ Call PJerlda State Employment, S. French Ave., Sanlerd. __ _ 301, 211* cende Is Moltimj. 3BR, 31a1$s$oeeffiOrla.sde. 4 II, I lofts Pine Hills area. 'D REALTY, REALTOR )3,•130, 325.Ms 1 Deal 14W., III kitCheit AdultS Nly, itS ckI*IN or pets $1410 m4ft.3213517 - in - accurate 1*1st. Experience necessary. 3224151 - alt 1p.m. 322-,2420 4)-4'MS . ., . ~w - ., * i . Paul oft* so we _ --I ,",. - AVON - ISINFLATIONCRAMPING 11918I. - - __ $e Aves to NO ghf ads. Fe, ft"call W1110". 61. - _______ ' ___ ______ - VA.FHM3S.COflV. HelMS LOW DOWn Paymant Cai Medal imo - Sfoid's Sales Ldsr • IN, WiN IV'. en I- TRESS, lIAR FENCED YARD. 133.005. FORGET MI NOT IU,l½beIts SALES JOIN SANFORD'S LIADSII WE LIST & $15.1. MORE KOMI$ THAN AWYOWSI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S 00.11 a. IBEDROOMS BATH JUST RI. DECORATED, NICI SHADE 01.0112 STORY COMPLETELY REMOOILID 3 01010CM 3 BATH. NEW CARPETING I PANELING, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT ON 1 ACRE. Liii THAN $ MINUTES To DOWNTOWN SANFORD. $5),5$.' hAS. ESTATE ASSOCIATES ____ MolIland.$anlerd area. I. 3 BR unillurniam hotiss, limed oaraes, prefer in ONNIP. Have smoll also. WIN pop up Ii 5* me. Call 333.15$ 2 OR 3 BEDROOM, COM. PLETILY PANELED, AIR CONDITIONER I HEAT. REAR FENCED YARD, CAR. PORT. $21100. 3 BEDROOMS, I OATH, FAMILY ROOM, CINTRAS. AIR I HEAT, WALL TO WALL CAR. PET ON ACRES OF IMPROV. ID PASTURE WITH ANTIS. IAN WILLS. $4,101 Ick how in San LaMa,w.spll neigisbeflssed. 3510313 - ' 2435'.' S French (17 92) Sanford 323 5324 -_ - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - 3 BEDROOM. I OATH, CINTRAS. AIR & HEAT, POOL. OOUULE CARPORT ON ½ ACRE NEAR LAKE MARY. $4111 OWNER FINANCINS, SIISLIR REALTY - BROKER "A HOME $UPINMAR KIT" 34321Myrti,AveqUsWd SerdS2tlddO 19 self contained Shasta Trailer, sleeps 5-clean $993. See 471 S. Spring Garden Ave., DeLand (next to Amoco Station) after S 736 6175. 29x4L $70. Chairs (3) $15 ea. Cash only. 321-0041. - Removed - 62-L.awn.Garden 3one-bedroom apIs., furnished 47-Real - 64-Equipment ----- _ Losing your home I credit? I will Lake Mary 3 BR, 11/i b split plan, MY conversion to professional office, good location. $15,500. catch up back payments & bu 47-A---hrtgages Bought Sold - In kitchen, over looking large convered patio. Only $25,500. VACANT older 2 story home, wI OR, 21/, bath, needs some work. Owner will hold. 1 yr. warranty. 543.7$3 - - - • WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. nttUi'e salvage. InIftI.' • __ beautifully landscaped yd. Quiet - size "-- UY $an$oqd 3224721. .- FQFV~" -. U. Ut HAL COLIERT 2005 Glenway Dr. 42, swimming pool. $13,000. - - 1970 Nova, body & engine good cond. $630. Utility trailer, $150. 323-3622. WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU CALL 365-7113 311315 E. First St. 119 $128.12. Call 8311714. deliver, no obligation. I(l1 ' . óarnIlwnne Will - Central Host ill, Air ondC_ Fr_ e*kst. PERMATEX COATING I Call Carl Harris at HOME IMPROVEMENT SEARS, Sanford. 322.1771 031-6139 131-6067 Crawford's Refrigeration; Have INSULATION - Batting, blowing, your or furnace serviced RACO Foam, fiberlgas I CelluIchecked for Winter. lose. Lowest prices. Call 321.0139 Lic, Bonded, Ins. 3733300 or 904734- 6700 collect. _ Beauty Care IS'!, in. Craftsman floor model drill press. Excellent condition. formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 319 E._________________ 1st St., 332.5743 Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves I refrig. Furnishings i. Misc, items. 317 Palmetto Ave. ____________ 323- 5* 3503 Orlando Dr. VA & EHA Financing Bookkeeping __ Experience thru Profit 1. Loss My home days orevenings Call 333-4 ____________ __________ -. Si-HouseholdGOOdS 43-4416-AC "go - 2½ ACRES TALl. PINE I PALMETTO, GENEVA AREA, 55,3* GOOD SELECTION. - Yard Debris, Trash, (LOCAL) 30.5371 Parts. Television - Psinting AAA PAIN JING All types painting I hoijs cleaning. Free Es?. 323-1354, - DANNYS PAINTING lnterIor.Exterlor House Painting Qi'g, & Iosrdlng - 3$" Color, BISielifl Licen$ed.lfltsjred. ionded FREE Estimates. (305) 332.9i0 ANIMAL HAVEN - wolnut cabinet. Regular $610, Grooming & Boarding. Thermo. Balance $17$ or $13 me. 51111 In stat controlled heat. This Is our warranty. Call 131.1714 dIp or iottt yeas -Thanks to You PAYMENT. our night. 32 ACRES PASTURE LAND, O$T1IN AREA. ALL OR PART AT $2,050 PER ACRE. Customers I Friends. Randall Rowe, 322.3752 ___________ ___ Geed Used Televisions. $31 and up MlIlsr's36150r$andsAve. SEISLIR REALTY I KIT,, 2435 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford pkw"v ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accepted _1161111110 * - -- - Appliances I Misc. Electrical BOB FOLEY Wiring & Repairs Call 323-9411 MOON1LIANCES 15 ACRES NICELY WOODED NEAR OSTEIN GOLF COURSE. $11105. LOW DOWN - MEINTZER TILE - 53-1V.R0dlo.St.mo PAINTING, CARPENTNY ICABINETS 323.0139 New or reoair, leaky showers our sPecialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. Service. Used machines. 5 ACRE LAKE FRONT, SOME ORANGE I OAK, MOSTLY PASTURE. $4005 PER ACRE.. ALL OR PART. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR S. G. BALINT&ASSOC. 322.5365 _____________________ 52-Appliances KENMORE WASHER Service Directory. - CsrmlcTll. ON SALE - NEW twin sIze box Wings 1. mattress $2335 so. pc.: NEW coffee table with 2 matctslngend tables SM. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-52 So. of Sanford. 323-0721. 4.7 ACRES ON NARCISSUS, CLEARED I IRRIGATED, PAVED ROAD & CITY WATER. $17,300 WITH EXCELLENT TERMS. NEED A SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our BusIness TOWERS BEAUTY SALON 323-0950or 327.7630. SKYLINE 14' wfireplace Horn. Impiovemsedi heater • GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - Air Cond. & Heating Blankets, Jackets, Thermals ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 322.5791 3lo Sanford Ave. -b It Homes EXA - Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDIR ASSOC. 107W. Commercial pIsone m.issi, 5a,ntumim New 231 Ilemes, 4 pct. interest to qualified buyer. $21,000 to $11115. Law down paymeids BUILDER. 321.2317. I N AND LET A N needs someone to take over payments $15 mc. or pay bal. 323.7832 I ESS 322-362; DUE TO DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip I sew " CONSL I BUS WILSONMAIERFURIIIrURE BUY SELL TRADE 10 acres on Pineway. $32,000. " ALAND' Z2IIAR - Is AY TONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy. 92, I mItt west of Speedway, Daytona veacn, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION tiory Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904-253. $311 for further details. sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000, bal. due $156 or take over payments $14 mo, Free home trial. Call 53 1-1714 day or night. $23,500. As - Jan. 56? City Auditorium Fri . Sat. 1p.m. to9p.m. Sunday lp.m.toop.m Admilsionli.50 The Chapman Shows - transferred must 4 BR, 1115 Valencia Cf. 3 BR, 1½ bath. EVENINGS 322-0512 -- - - SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being 1t/ bath. 5*000. I - OCAL A ANTIQUE SHOW Double Hotel box springs I , mattress. $30 set. SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. French. 323. iJ. Need a New Car .r Truck? -, Paying $13 mens, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any - r....I,.. - t.,.._.•_ •IVU JUS1MAKE PAYMENTS-165 to 15 models. Call 339-9100 or 534. 4605 (Dealer). 323-1201 - - area. Warranted. $39,730. - '74 Pinto Runabout exc. cond. wi spd., vinyl root, AM FMradials, rebuilt eng 1 owner. $1200. 904. 759-4212. $pc. BR suite new. $231,; $ PC. L condition. 3231604. new $399; Loveseat $11.95 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 & up; Ref. 71-Antiques $301 up; El. stove$60 & up; full draperies $10 & up. Sanford Oviedo, nice 3.2 lots of storage, acre. 80-Autos forSale _________________________ - -- 323-3666or 323.7710 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Refrig, stoves, toots 50-Miscellaneous for Sale fireplace, plus extras. Don't wait call now. 566,tOO, Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY Cash 322.4132 WILL BUY EXISTING 1st I 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Allamont,. $15500. 78-?torcycles Rent 68-Wanted to Buy equity. 372-0216. Cozy 2 BR Town house, large eat. for STeam clean Your Own Ca rpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322 3151 Estate Wanted Owner. 322.2750 -------- -----. $29,500. Ill E. 51h, Sanford Call 323 4215 or 322-5706 MUST SELL. 2 OR house, Sanford. Make reasonable CASH offer BUY JUNK CAPS From $1010 $50 Call 322-1624 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.9141 eves atTic 6 & weexenis APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER Realtor. 530.0333. Top Dollar Paid for junk 1s used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 FILL DIRT &TÔPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 323.7360 P1 oPS1'tY kAL ESTATE Associate needed to work in Sanford or Longwood area. Tony Coppola Associates, - 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, DISHWASHER, RANGE, DOUBLE DOOR RE. FRIGIRATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 3 CAR GA. RAGE. 321510. PHA,, VA OR CONVENTIONAL. 73 Prowler Trailer, 24 ft. 3225732 Desk Sm. wooden dbl pedestal, 2321 PARK DR. 323 21 18 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 0225214 3723991 322 0648 3229)02.333.7177 JUST LISTED 311, Shafts Now iS Ian tanlal Seamed ceRise.. C-NSA. sew carpet, P19. Cm., porcho Maced Nor yd,, fir5pi SMuchNuel BPPWAIRANT. ED. Only $31 1501 Mature refined weman leaking for apt inprivate home Is "W325*1 - in patio, 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN & LAKE MON. ROE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH, OWNER FINANCING , AVAIL. AILS. Willis. IC plan, 1g. su. persti, w.w cargo. uIll. yes., I Morel Jim? ta.sNrd needs Sell contained. AC, $1000 Hunt Isalty, Inc. area SUPER IlL 2 hells Exec. hems IA ldylP*$ld5l CIlIA, CtIWom carpet I drapes, Fla. res., eq. bit I Many IxirasI Whet a Buy fir ULISSI SPP WARRANT. IDI • • p_ porch I Much Morel WARRANTED. Just lsomagsnar$ sew- w.pool & tennis I Many lxtrasl Just • cloUd 10053001$. lot. Must we to appreciate. 112 loealla Dr. or call after 6 p.m. 333.5647. 133.050 will negotiate DREAM HOME 4 BR, 211th home In Hidden Lakel C.NIA. w.w carpet, 19. Fla. Cm.. porch, LAKE MARY BLVD. OffIce foe ot-aictive widow, responsible for accounting, financial crre,Wence, arrange travel, maintain house As garden, cooking, must be energetic and 1goed health. Room & board + residential FAMILY'S DELIGHT. 3 BR, 2 baIts custom built home In Oreemwohd on 1-3rd acre lot. Cw.w carpet, 00-in kit., ._ SECT.-COMPANION garage, WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER San" in view of Lake Momool BR, 3 baths. CIlIA. L :--: __ mo. O. EOE. fenced YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY AHOMII WE SELL HOMISI - I Mo. FREE rent, paint inside 31R,l½ both, $250+dep. at By Owner 2 IN, 1 both, CHIA, w. w carpet, backyard, SELLERS I IUYERSI 32-House6 IMIUIflished car. 75-Recreational Vehicles plete. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 7202 French Ave. 322-2235 60A&siness Equipment . tod5 home health care in Seminole 015W. Volusla County. Prefer I VOW experience, must own Need full time. Bay Ares Home Hhelth between 5:3015 331 Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS is 92 YL . - MLI -- , Oviedo, Reed Ave. ½ - • Unsworth Realty REALTY INC. borhood. Shade tress. fenced yard, $373. 3224553. NO, EXPERIENCE NECESSARY Ainbitlous, Energetic individual trained on full salary for own" Y. Boom I UPNIIIII Olvim samest career. licauseol M P1t5e.II RIPILJIIivi preendlons, a limited number Of 0-ft ftwo of Individuals are nieNd in the KITTY POAKINM WILLIAM KNIlILI DAVID$ Orlando area. Outstanding e..1OS cesed eing*yae benefits one a secure •Oi'r't-'.wl ATTORNEY FOR PIN SORAL ATTORNIY FOR P1190N*t tusbre 1ev you to become a UPan$UTATIVE manaeer. call Seuffiom bands __ NIPSIIUNTA,$VIt . ___ e-c1IuiIL French 3i• A410.1 $anford. 'II. ((1))) 323-5774 Day or Niqht MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 2aOOMeIIonvIlleAve. • f • REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-74" 1 BR APT. LET'S BE HONEIT ifyou weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading *is ads and ifweweren't looking fir someone to do a job this ad Company BATEMAN REALTY. Rag. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. 322.7643 321.0755 322.1165 - -_-_- -, - GaIlBaft Ave. - Manufacturing 7606 So. Orlando Dr. (17-92) 323-5321 a. Industrial Pk., Power Cf., Waitresses experienced. Must Is get. Apply Is persan only, mboi, Sassisrd between 214 pilL so phone cills. REALTY WORLD. 24351 i S. French (I7-2) Sanford Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Paimetto Sanford. Lal baink needs experienced tiler. Starting salary accordlns ts,experloesce. Please phone for appointment. Mrs. Keller 332. dill. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS AØ,I for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean roomy. ice • ,,, - __ - *BEDDING SALE* _________ d NURSING ASSISTANT prldeinthsp.d; 100 the mel. far Ir heroic apies ol*0claimtetttecerte mabsffiodertfomadep,p,,. cadama which have, buss =iaftom"- the War enable Itt' clerk N mall me copy te sack psnenal rngresa. P - Detached Detached garage with spare BR I. bath. SEE THIS HOME TO. DAY 13340. 322-4105 Five Hundred dollars a weak,. for 3 BR.2 bath, Pam. Rm., Quiet Cul. cli i.ioo.in-$i anytime _______ do-Sac in Exclusive neigh. (O cosded message. Strickland - 59-MisicalMerchandise buyer. $15, Hwy. 46 West, Sanford 323-5620 EVERY DAY someone is looking for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad will appear here tomorrow. ____________ ______-- -- corner lot. Many added features. 31-4psrtflwnts FUrnished weuldn'tb. here. lf you wad the opportunity to corn Three to -- (((1))) beautiful oak floors. Great Oak shaded . on qualifications, (I) fitter layout or fitter layout helper, 2 yr. asp. Sal based on qualifications. Product Movement Systems Inc., II in wrftMO ' and must indicate the basis for ft claim, t$ie now and basis for theclaim, the name and his address of the creditor or his aeemd or attorney, and the amount bucomo S new tfleinbir. WyW .9 ited or attorney, and the amount claimed, If the clsl is net yet dsse The progrom for the m State. bat-lot an r.ntbm' t ciaimet lithe claim Is not yet due, the date when it will become duo 4I(). I)inI the date when It will become due shall be s*a$et If the claim is CS wars local j--, ,, shall be stated. If the claim is contingent or unhiui4ated, th •"_ e resen ed V7 ' M. contingent or unliquldated, the ailvrs of *5 unwtalaly shiN Is Mi. Str4ckIanI sill tWO nature of thu uncertainty shall be WeNd. If Ills claim is socursi, itte of ffii Her eaae In wt' fr gtun stated. 11th. claim is eecurs the security shall be dusathod. fl. -..--'aee&..'T.s. . security shall be deecrthst The claimant shall delIver sidflcient - ' U' ' - claimant shall deliver sufficient copies at *5 dales Is the cIe Is' WORLD. - Huge FR, newly painted, ciii 323.3670 MarIner's Village - (1) machinist or machinist helper. 2 yr. exp. preferred, sal. based Harold Hall Realty REDUCED owner transferred must sell immaculate 3 BR, 3 Bath, Family rm, w.wet bar built in. Large sc, porch, cozy UNIQUE2B* HOME - 1, 2 BR deluxe units. Pool. Adults AZ only, on Lake Ada Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17. In Sanford. Fees., Southwe5torn Petroleum, Ft. Worth, Tx they may have. Each claim must be in writing fld must indicate the. 339-0509& 3390505 - Sanford spacious 1 OR, plus den, air, ceramic bath, furniture available. Adults 041.7553. dependable person who can work withou t supervision in Sanford. Contact customers. Age unimportant, but maturity Is. We train. Write A. A. Dick, statement of any cIsIm or No ionj they may have.sasch Claim must be REALTY away4 D REALTY,REALTOR Unfurnished _ ____ TEXAS OIL COMPANY neta 40mande against the estate we required, WITHIN THREE required, WHIN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP MONT" FROM THE DATE THE FIRST PUBLICATION Of THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THlSNOTICE,tefilewtffiffieclerk THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk Of the abeve court a witten 5 Spring Is only 2½ months I OPERATORS 6372. EOE. All pi sons having claims or All persons having claims or denwft Mb* 11W "loft we * * a.m. or division for East coast operation. Steady year around M forth below - a FERN PARK 3 BR, 3 bath Lakefront, your, own private dock I beach. $11,500. Sanford- 3005. Oak. Furn. from $51 month, $33 week. Excellent. Call 3225623 Un - * * * Mercury Motor express needs owner operators in the flat bed - THERE S Is room to roam on this one acre lot with nice trees. From home with w-to.w, central H and A, patio, garage, well I sprinkler system. $31,200. LAKE MARY 3 BR, freshly painted. Double lot. Carport. $22,300 - work. Advances on each trip, Call Bob Bevis toll free 1-$00-e3$- Seminole County, Florida, Probate Division. the address at solsids is Divisions the "*On Of Wit" IS Foal O"IC6 Drimw Ce Sonfts d. Seminole County Courthouse, Florida 3VII. The Wsm@l Sonhwd, Florida. The Personal loposonlative of Me qMofo k* of eog Elizabeth Divide, whose addreea is is 1100 Iram Towers,sa Santad, P.O. Box 14$, Longweod, Florida. Florida 32771. The now and ad. The name and address at the per. dices Of the pars"repuien. a partially finished barn. $35,000. * * * * IN a ventory against Investment. CALL; 613.617.1363. Box U, Sanford, Fla., 32171. Equal Opportunity Employer. Seminole County, Ploride, Probate IN I the country on 11.0 of cleared acres-mobile home, 2.1½. Pens for those who love animals, and - resume to Construction Dept., YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED City limits of SF, fireplace, oak floors, lovely setting. $65,500. 541111500 mortgage. (504) 775.2135. builders, call Cardinal in. dustries Inc.. 321-0151 between am. a. S p.m weekdays of send I your coat and hat in this spacIous 2 story mansion, 12½, close to SUN,, JAN. 7 NOONT04PM 603 DEARBORN IN OAKLAND ESTATES (Off Maitland Ave.) 3 BR, 2 bath, screened porch. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 Sanford. Fla. 32771 Dry cleaning.iaundromat, plenty of parking, all inventory and _________________________ RYOWNEP $35.Oo per year. Owner will hold surance, paid vacations I holidays provided. If interested In long term employment with one of the Nation's largest - OWNER 1333005:% pct. mt. 322.1,s, OPEN HOUSE great potential netting over experience in construction office procedures. TypingI . shorthand required. Must be familiar with personnel records, time sheets I. daily lob reports. Medical in. isle. Broker Contractor 322457 HANGS On heavily traveled Hwy. 17-92. 16 units with ground for expansion, good established business with for career minded individual, Must have a minimum ol2years said Court and the Seal thereof, this 3 BR, 2 bath, CIlIA, carpet Motel For Sale - Owner will finance. 1)1.000. fixtures. Books open to qualified 0] 3236061 DELL'S AUCTION CENTER 55-BOats & Accessories the Jim ZEALTOM 322.4551 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE uss inventory and equipment DUPLEX attractive 1. comfortable as any home. Live In one side, let other side make your monthly payments. Choice location. $35,500. 1261. STEMPER A6tNCY Eves Cement block building presently used as plumbing business all - REALTOR DOOR PRIZES COME EARLY - STAY LATE _________ see. $21,90O. M. glassware (new) Plus misc. items of all kinds Inc. tools, furniture, household, etc. will finance. a choice property. Call today to new, orange -- Good pay With excellent benefits NOT IF IED In the Circuit Court f • 322•7171 CONSTRUCTION that the administration of, the estate that theadminlstra$ Ion of the estate 0I KITTY PARKINSON BLID$Of, of WILLIAM SCHEIBLE DAVIDS, deceased, File Number 71.*.CP, Is deceased, File Number 71.4IS.CP, Is pending In the Circuit Court for - Own Transportation 2565 PARK FRI. NIGHT 7:30 P.M. Ki ng, full sup & twin mattresses I box springs, dinette table & rVoWUWpangw. All kinds of dinnerware, pottery, 2 Family garage sale. Fri., Sat. & Sun.9toS. 216 Meadow Hills Or., Sanford 10 speed bike, baby Good opportunity in a well established beer and wine business. Small town-Owner ________ BY OWNER 3 OR, 2 bath, almost trees, CIlIA. ½ pci. assume meet. Call 323. business Immediately. - Excellent neighborhood. This is * SALE * narr, CuuLn. Large Garage Sale 16th & Palmetto Saturday 9 5 .eeeceeeeeeee.ee...e Inc. 1 EALTORS 113 Have out of town buyer interested In buying est. AUTO PARTS 54-Garage Sales _____________________________ REDUCEO$2,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1',., bath, like new, room to grow, * AUCTION * -- 4......tmrnercjal Property REALTOR, MLS ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 112010110. Lady Desires Housework SECRETARY-CLERK Petition should not be granted. WITNESS myhandas the Clerk ot NOTICIOPADMINISTRATION NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ISTATI AND ALL THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ISTATE: Council.. 21-Situations Waited 3230645. IN RE: ESTATE OF KITTY PARKINSON BLED$OE WILLIAM SCHEIBLE DA VIDS EMPLOYMENT - an the 23rd day of January, A.D.j Wit, and to show cause why said PEOPLE THE MOON -_________________________ ólver Wanted, Tractor Trailer, East Coast Oper. Call aft 6p.m. - but h*es the best buy under the sun. 3 BR, 1 both. One of San. ford's pioneer homes, needs a little work but has possibilities galore. Priced below appraisal. 323.5116 11-HIp Wanted Sanford's Sales Lead* home demonstration. s6--_ _________ .____________________________ country kitchen, swimming pool, near lakes I country club. 322 2420 EXPECT - at Diva" Division ON: ESTATE OF IN SOME you 201 Commercial, Sanford Miliczowskl, 323-7363. FOR IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION PROBATE DIVISION fSWV 7$INCP Plumber 7$.4$I.CP Our Dixie red For Confederate Daug hters Thiopenlngofhlsofflc.at 194 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD P.O. Box"6 NOTICE OF PETITION FOR ADOPTION IN THE CIRCUIT COURT and Finance Committee. lu 19Th, New Jersey Governor Brendan Byrne ham a year term as chairman of the State Veterans Service AM .323-0005, Sanford instruction for adults & juniors. Single, geoup & clinics. Unsurpassed facilities at Bay Head Racquet Club. For Info call Head Pro Doug AChIld a . ' .. .• e der . Chiropractic Physician - L - DON'T THE JOB FOR YOU 'anced tennis Seminole Memorial Hospital Altamonte Springs, Florida reserves the right to reject any and Publish: December is. 22, 29,1978; all blds. January 5, 1979 Publish Jan. 3,7, S Wit DEE.C5 • "IllRe LAURENCE C,SEIGLER L` LIITI LIâU U' • 1. t Vaqder Club ha. served In every elective omce In 6 p.m. - ___ a ional Howard E. Vendor Chde, Jr Senior Vice C. maidsr4n.Qmlef, 1979-79, Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United State., will he bonored with areceptlanat VFW Pod 9397 I1aj .-it: a.& begin4w*u-', ning at S p.m. • - p.m. to 10 p.m.. Sat. I p.m. to 10 P.M.. WHY Piano I Organ Lessons - Hospltalat$:000'clockA.M.onthe CranesRoostOfflcepart n day ci January W1. 357 whooping Loop a BEN SOUTHERLAND. yd. Conveniently located in nice area w-many extras. $34500. ON & ON .euinner, intermediate i i. 13th day of December A.D. Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. kitchen. Kidney Pool, Patio & large fenced yardi BPP WAR. RANTED. Your wish can come true for lust 144.3001 Your Host BR, 3 both home with manicured WE COULD GO U- Pick SS. Bushel MW"W of the Seminole Memorial LOS SOCIAL SERVICES INC. Sl t 4i . DELAND ARMORY HOME ENGLISH PEAS (Green Peas) bids shall be postmarked not later Clerk, Circuit Court than the 15 day at 'January iSle, and Seminole County, Florida hallbereceIyedoore$oretp, By: Vict.rla Brown day of January D75. Degsly Clerk OSLWL at usds oedelIi liii.- I M place at the Office of Ihe Materials County, Florida - Ti I. NI$d At WAREHOUSE 9-400d Things to.Eat DOE, Baby Boy pear Ill RABUN COURT SANORA SOUTH MAKE A WISH 3 BR, 114 bath home in Senora South with many extrasl CIlIA, ww carpet, eq. HAPPINESS ISA THING CALLED Experienced, college clficate mitment of DOE, Baby Boy, a child born it Orlando, Florida, 11.2t.71 to Licensed Child Placing Agency for subsequent adoption, and you are hereby commanded to be and op. In the above Court N. Park Ave., Sanford, Florida at 1:00 P.M. Jan.7 Ind you enjoy happy days ln this 3 446116M 16 OPEN HOUSE / SUNDAY ltoS / located EXP. BLUEPRINTER "Defus". Reward. 322.5177. REALTY 72-Auction FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track hoe olaver. Sold new $600, a real buy at only $120 or take up payments of $11 per mc. Call 531-1714 for free New Smyrna. S wooded acres. Best Terms. $16,500 William Maliczowski, Realtor. 3727963 BEAUTIFULLOCHARBOR.At. Traciiv. 11r9r 4 OP(. i112 oarn - 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, area, -. _________ 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. cIwn, 20 yr. terms, osteen. 303-661-6696 & 6306026 Eve & wkends 901731 5964 bath in picturesque Lake Mary over sized rooms, $11,500. Wn fireplace. This Is a "must M." $37,300. Will sell FHA. MANAGER TRAINEE Lost: Collie-Shop. mix, red-ben, male, 5-yr.-old, Lk. Mary area. a The Board of Trustees of the Seminole Memorial Hospital invites bids upon the following: flight immensely. I had a flying for am first time. Thow window ses but there were who w.d to sloop durW a tbreoasses pressed against It. daytime flight shield use So, Abby, stick this In your earplqgs i siopt iouy at * boarding peas and ea)sy your a.m. daring a forced '"ng nextflight. whlle therestal thepueugsrs E.C.INCOWMBU8, prayed and sang hyanan. OHIO AJ..M., IN Up. ANTIQUES SHOW-SALE P.O. Box 553 Sanford, Fla. 32711 S-LastS, Found I we hereby - DELAN D, FLORIDA SECURITY I ----- .. - 53-TV. Rad io-Stereo - 43-Lots-Acreage large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 2 in arm of well kept homes C. you can relax before a crackling fire in your STOCK CLERK ft City Comm lsslonof the TO:WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: City of Sanford, Florida You notified that a H.N.Tamm,Jr. Petition under oath, (a copy of City Clark which Is delivered to you herewith) Publish: Januarys, )t7. • lbs been filed in the above styled DEF.17 Court for the permanent corn. _ • home Is -_ OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. This have OFFSET PRESSMAN SanfordAl.AnonFamjlyGroup • inflated prices you at WANTEDUNHAPPY RENTERS We believe we lust the home for you. This 3 BR, bath BOOKKEEPER problem drinkers For further Information ca ll 647.3333 or write - Carpet. ImmedlateOccupancy $23,200. 349531I FtiAKY AL - ANON -- -- -- ARE TIRED furnishedi P'IOOLtM forlamili.srirfriendsof THE STATE OF FLORIDA Florida. __ '12nd ANNUAL .IM .IN YOUR --. - Sunland: By Owner. 3 BR, 1 bath new listing. 3 BR, 1 bath, 19. fenced cor lot in XLNT can. ditlon. Only $35,500 and it's WORK - CASE NO. 7S-1617.CJ.A IN THE INTEREST OF Flat Rook 3, page SO, of the Public Records of Seminole County, _______ • , wu n - 41-Houses IF YOU COME IN & FIND -1 _ should make a date to see this WE CAN'T PUT YOU TO C&11 322.7236 for time & place. - l I TON me NTfl 1.4 1W Or TIW - the area dedicated as a utility of easement of Lot 23, Block 7, SAN LANTA SUBDIVISION, according to the Put thereof, as recorded In looking - WHY BE LONELY? Write Get A Male" Dating Service, All Ages. P.O. Box 1031, CIwir., FL 33317. . ___ - _____ IF YOU DON 'T COME IN ... • _______ WE HAVE A JOB FOR YOU DIVORCE-620.1110-Guarant,ed. Free details; KIT, Box ltl, Pompano, FL. 33051, 541-6557 - . 41-4buses 18-Help Wanted . -_______ - - - _____ 4-Personals - .I 41-Houses - ---- certain - ear Abby ,I, ---- - _____________________ assessed ht - I SawFlNng OIL HEATER CLEANING 333.3054 1346100 PRECISION SAW PILING Let file your lawl us American Rent All 332-5113 Sanford 3214610 *1011mb =11 DIAL 322-2611 or PARK REALTORS -. 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N T a S EDI Ii 54 Racket string lNlolTIATIIo" 15 Nigerian material H I R tribesmen a r;i 55 Scottish 16 Carves fTJIUIAINIAr- jivE iiiti author IoILtLIrINI CIE IN sluIsi 18 Dog 56 At angle R!EISITr *1515 EINITI 19 Director 57 Curly letter Preminger 8 For each 33 Too 58 Leg joint 20 Business 9 Palatable 59 Writes 35 Jock 21 Hurls 10 Become 36 Deer hide 23 Coalesce - uvvvr apparent appareni 37 Shoe part (p1) 24 As well 11 Box 38 Force 25 Topples 1 Cutting 17 Solemn 28 Nevertheless 39 Planet implement wonder 29 Electrical unit 2 Measles 40 Perches 19 King of 30 Make a 44 Cause of Cleo3 Conceited Bashar, speech person ts death 22 Negatives 32 Better 4 Negatives 46 You and I 23 Time zone balanced 5 Sharpening 48 Asian country (abbr) 34 Dry river bed tool 28 Makes mad 49 Good (lat) 38 Possessive 6 Lease pronoun 27 Ruffed grouse 52 Type payment 41 Aerie 7 Jason's ship 31 Rams mates 53 Wipe out (III) ACROSS rr FOR ME If THREE `r AND FOUR FOR 'YbU ri S BEETLE BAILEY by Most Walker PIP THE PENTAGON CALL. HE'S LIVING IN A PRE" WORLP. THE PENTAGON POEGN'T EVEN KNOW HE EX T5 IR W41LE I WAS OUTT MAJOR, WI.4APPYA SAY WE GO OLJTANP REAL BRING THAT 0 GOLF COURSE TO ) PREAM 175 KNEE5A_./\WORLP 1 1f 0 1 2 3 4 18 24 ——— 38 -- — 25 126 127 28 39 32 II 33 I — ——— 51 by Bob Montana 1J SAPJ6AMFM I DIGITAL ctooc RADIO AND I IT ALSO TAPES AND PLAYS STOW CASSETTES. j EEK a MEEK by Howl. Schneider 1NA LOT OF PcvE , ft - S by Al Vermiei PRISCILLA'S POP WONPERFUL, HOLLYHOCK/ by Stoffel & Holmdel WAPPAYA VAY we THIS oveg, p? i FRANK AND ERNEST •h.il.. Ilfi ht. So, Fve Just stopped asking him. I really do want to lose and I am sending you The Health Letter number 4.7, Weight - I am confident that I can. Losing Diet to provide you a Recently when I watt for my basic diet plan. Other readers on vacation and there was 31 MON cents with a long, stamped, self- a lady doctor. She decreased addressed envelope for It. Send mydosegeofProiflarlfl and l your requedtomeln care of lost 14 powtda. Can you please this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, help me? I'm desperate. Ihate Radio City Station, New York, W 11919. being overweight. Regardless of your previous you ought to change to the lady hysterectomy or medicines, it doctor ona permanent bsals. Isstill true thatlf you eat more —— point. Many doctors' treatment of their patients is affected by tend to get fat. If you eat less calories than you use, you will their own We style and habits. lose fat. So it is that a fat doctor Try toimprove your diet and certainly ls not very effective in increase your level of physical — 53 —— helping his patients to lose activity. If you're successful In —— 56 ——— has difficulty In getting his toward helping control your ——— - - ..j off cigarettes. Doctors are also weight. The doctor who smokes doing this, It will go a long way patients to quit smoking orday weight problem. ——— 59 - - (NI WSPAPE Ill Nil RPRISE ASSN It Is true that young women teachers and one of the best who have a hysterectomy need ways of teaching is by example. to have hormone replacement LI I em proud to say that doctors the ovaries were also removed. as a whole have the best record The amount you need is an of any occupation In quitting individual matter and has to be smoking. U the general public determined In each case. HOROSCOPE would do nearly as well as Irrespective of this, a sensible physicians have done, the diet and exercise program Is an health problems associated Important way of helping to !1I4It3EDE0$OL with cigarette smoking would prevent becoming overweight have been markedly decreased after a hysterectomy at any age already. or after the ovaries cease For Saturday, January 6, 1979 Many women gain weight functioning with the normal a hysterectomy. change of life. to be effective today. Chances after YOUR BIRTHDAY are, things could get bungled. Jaasaryl, 1919 GEMINI (May Be This coming year you could - AT become Involved with a partnercareful that you don't say -S things out of spite that are tarae In an undertalking that is third diamond. He ruffs in ; acqw. your chances for better left unsaid. 11 person dummy. East overruffs and access are excellent so long as who stdfers in the and will be leads a spade to his partner. yirebethalmlngatthsnw you. South has added a fourth target. CANCER (June 21-July 21) loser to the three he started with since East is sure to Burning the family because CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. overruff a diamond. 19) Selfish motives could enter you - can't afford to do Now let's go back to our something Isn't fair, and you the picture today In your peanuts and bananas. When South leads that third diadealings with others. Go It alone know It. You're the one who mond he does not have to In things that are Important to unbalanced your budget. ruff in dummy. He can disyou. Find out more of what lies LEO (July fl-Aug. 21) Others card dummy's Jack of ahead for you ln 1979 by sending will do as you do today, so spades. He has lost a diafor your copy of Astro.Graph provide a positive examine. U mond or peanqt trick, but Letter. Mall 50 cents for each your actions are negative, has made up for it by getting rid of the banana or spade and a long, self-addressed, they'll emulate them as well. loser. stamped envelope to AstroLater on South trumps his VIRGO (Aug. fl'Sept. 21) For Graph, P.O. Box 419, Radio City losing spade in dummy as Station, N.Y. 11919. Be we to one who usially plays It pretty well as his fourth diamond. close to the vest, you may be out — birth si East gets to overruff, but of character today and abandon that costs him his trump AQUARIUS (Jan. *Feb. 19) prudence. You could even take trick. Better not say anything If you a foolish financial risk. South loses one ruff, one can't say something nice today. diamond and one club, but LIERA (Sept. 21.Oct. 21) This Is especially true In makes his game. Because of Impatience you dealings with your family, ic:i iIij - in i,iidnv. __p _s__SW•thiatlawi might wipe out what you had already gained. Tak. t)thj By Oswald Jacoby You hold: 14-B could occur. USa tag slowly. He In this case will A2 PIICES (Feb. 20-March 20) WKJ865 Here is another peanuts Donitrytoovereonisotbsrs make and bananu hand. South Is0154 wlthyoirldsastoday.Uthsy're SCORPIO(OCt. 24NOv.21)U In four spades and needs a AlO('' not buying, prusaring them things 't go exactly as you little luck to make It since A Connecticut reader asks won't do the trick. fed they should today, you there are three obviousthe proper rebid after your A1$ (March 21Apr11 19) could make ansgativsd,clsk' losers. One trump, one partner responds two clubs Wade and the ace o(clubs. You nii4 have to watch your o place to go to your one-heart opening He notes those three bid. tesnpir, because it has a very against you, losers, y he has lock is short fins today. You for 10 winners. Should he clubs. You have a minimum uGrrTARlus (Nov. DDsc. yblowiçov.rths'UghtesI 21) Be attack clubs? He decides hand with good club support. thing that gas agali you. the diamond suit offers Show it right away. with work for which you're that better possibilities *0 he TAURUS (AprIl II'May$) In r.lHIlllbie.UyOuhavSanybIg starts on (Fore copy of JACOB YMOD. diamonds at trick ERN, send $1 to: "Win at tr7Il4 tO sMIafy Others you we 14... bitter sleep on them two. He cashes dummy's ace Bridge" care of this newspalikely to 'I',coins too often befor, you try them out. of diamonds, returns a dia. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City mond to his king and leads a Station, New York, N.Y. 100I9. SPIDER-MAN by Stan Leo and John Romita — BUGS BUNNY s rb' WIN ALL WE GOT iR$'C S I - 55 Is certainly associated with changes In eating habits and levels of physical activity. Also, since most women have a hysterectomy In middle.liEe Or late, It Is also the time in their lives when they are Inclined to gain weight if they aren't very Your letter makes an Important calories than you use you will 50 58 L.L. - L — ——— 57 = Ak"kG CUT TNE 54 36 ——— 46 48 149 1 52 ——— 35 - - 42 45 My doctor has told me I have to take these the rest of my life but I don't want to be overweight. rye tried asking my doctor for diet but since he himself is overweluht he Just tells me, "Forget it, you'll never lose, DEAR READER— Maybe I 44 47 ARCHIE 34 I 40 E41 43 —— - - 31 I I Q ——— — T Ps5! I 20 23 — DEAR DR. LAMB— When I wuIhadtoheveatOts1 hysterectany becsase of an lnfectlaLThls was ftve years ige• Ever since then I have been taking Prenarin. I've gained a lot of weight. I Just can't seem to lose It. I want to know If the Premarin has - - to do with my not Sometimes It Is associated with anything changes is hormone balance. It being able to lose weight? prescription, my regular doctor who want this issue can send 50 —— 30 I EU.,I4OWDOVCU IKE IT, A*CHV F 14 — — . 22 s waa't 11W till 11 —— 5TM3P fj L%W100 YOM ——— 19 21 t cM.'r 10 78 — 115 by Art Sansom 6 — 12 THE BORN LOER 5 We'ght Loss Is Pos ible BRIDGE fl by Bob Thsvu WAYS s. MEANS COMMITTEE %1AJ ,'" AJ - 0 5' zoom HI, VOWLAP. WHAVS THE A1S1? #I(4.III 91 t el -11 IFJO rn I1AMSM is ow#a.'rI I roc - — ! Iflia II*Y/ S. • _,_ ,_4, . so Is I51ICD) RN I __ ) �I_V YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Herald photo by Tom Helsel James and Ada Dunn come from Orange City every week to kick up their heels in Sanford. Story, photos, Page 3. �FrIday, Jan. 5, 11-3 .1vs.I.s Hiraul. Iufsrd. FL 2—Eve" HraW, Sanisri, FL Frly.iii, 1. W Sanford Serenaders The do their bit weekly 5ft1 are gonna getcha.1 With Values you can't resist! at the Sanford Reg. $7095 4W E $ Racer Civic 19995 only Center 0 Tripping The Light Fantastic ART RUSSELL TRUMPETS AND SINGS WITH SANFORD SERENADERS "T"9 40-Channel AM Mob(iB Radio Due to a spsclei purchase, wVre able to offer this fantastic price on the full-featured Racer "1" 10 channel AM Mobile CS radio. It has "S".RF Meter, Delta Tune, Automatic Noise Limiter, Modulation Indicator, Public Address Jack and On. Year Full Warranty. Get 'em while they last. 40-Channel A Mobile1 CB Radio Completely Solid State I. Digital Channel Readout Automatic Noise Limiter ck Rig. $109.. $9995 Discos may be the rage sweeping the country but polkes, waits.s and rwnbsa are Mill on the scm and as popular as ever with a group of ii,.i.l hundred who gather every Wednesday at the Sanford Qvlc Center. From 2:30 to 4:30 p.m., senior citizens dance under auspices of the OverlO Club and the Sanford Serenaden who provide live music. Volunteers and other Interested townsfolk donate coffee, cakes and other refresinnents; the musicians donate their services for a cup of coffee. "Where else can you hear an 5-piece band for these prices?," asks emcee Tom Vincent. The dances have been held weekly for the past three you since Erma KIllI, electric bees and banjo player with the Sanford Serenaders, formed the group. "We darted both (the band and the dances) on the same day," Phase Lock Loop Circuitry "S".RF Meter Dim.Brlte Switch Oetachabie Mike " Rig. 1L Is 40-Channel AM Mobile The CS On of the future.. Completely Saud stat. Digital Channel Readout IF Gain QWM Automatic Noise Limiter PUblic Address Jack . .• 12995 $ ' ~j Built for today's compact cars. • Phase Lock Loop Circuitry • 'S".RF Meter • Dim.BrIt. 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The band gets a kick out of being there and many also perform at the dances held In DeLand at the activities center on Mondays. "You make these people happy and that's what counts," kl VhWNL TIME OUT FOR REFRESHMENTS Greater range than .11 the rest • Outstand ing Sensitivity and Selectivity Sophisticated Solid State Integrated Circuitry Extremely limited false warning Automatic audiovisual warning and reset No-worry sensitivity self-lest Easy Installation; easy anti-theft dismount We offer a complete line of quality antennas and accessories. And we Install, too! * '10 1 ]1'*01 M Q "r Store Hours to . atl U:omniunic on =CHAR GE IT* 2109 French Avenue (Hy. 17~92) , Sanford 1 HOM ' 32"48' 1. AL P—' — r(.)09Ip. CHATtING ALMOST AS POPULAR AS DANCING 0 IIIJLLY GULLY, SILVER SANDS, ALLEY CAT IN ACTION 4 �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FrIday, Jan, 5, IM Connie Stevens Coped th major Changes III you're L&.frIi, of gettlig out of The home and a Isekiag for eemetkik do i weehead, here are a w ,1 0 CONNIE HOLLYWOOD (UPI) Connie Stevens, her blue eyes sparkling in the sunlight at an oufdoor cafe In Beverly Hills, gave nosign of having survived a mid-life crisis which came perilously close to destroying her career. One Is assailedby the thought that a successful, youthful looking movie-TV- nightclub star cannot' women, especially per. genuinely suffer anything formers. too traumatic. Though Connie looks much Connie Is rich. She lives in like the bouncy Ingenue a showcase home at Malibu. Cricket of "Hawaiian Eye," She wears expensive gowns the hit series in which she and jewels. She Is In demand starred for four years beck' professionally. In the 190, she Is a mature, She Is also human and Intelligent woman coping celebrating her 40th birthday with major changes in her this year, an unsettling mile, life. stone In the lives of many Coaileli not one tooverdramatize herself, but she found herself deeply despondent over her lifestyle and career. The death of her father, to whom she was very dose, added to her dPSir. ADULTS 3.0 "My life seemed to fall CHILD 1.54 apart," she said. "For the first time I was progressively being confronted by the fact that the * foundations of my life were Ask=. Maybe It's because * I'd had life too good for too long. "Last year l felt lcouldn't communicate well on stage. My speech became halted. I ,We $ . lost confidence inmyself and felt I'd loatmy charisma In my nightclub appearances. "My mind was filled with Ideas that my career had .. peaked and that I was no longer pretty. All that kind of lady stuff. •• "I was stagnating with a succomful act. I wasn't on the path that was taking me where I wanted to go II . proleudonally." Connie frowned prettily and ordered a fresh green salad. She sipped from a glass of wine. "rye groused mullious of dollars over the years but I wasn't happy," she continued. "'flwee years ago I spent only these weeks at home with my daughters. That's no way to live a life. "I needed a new plateau for growth. My girls (Jells, 11, and Trlda, 10) needed me. I moved to the beach and tA did a lot of thliiktn(. Connie brightened at the of her move to Malibu. It "=It all after I11 \ \ the purchased the hems that she fteo .ry1uIld her nsstdsor n.lglsbor was Debbie Esyneldo. 90 iweililiIiiiiii had .NSP*5 been me"M fie ZM9- ad rasbIscIkes. s was deid that Jails and Thua had the ., I A L $ AT 5:10 • ' AUNITOI 9 I AOVLT$$IJ$ NILDUNUNDU 12 Pill IL thee 1111011 th* ha*ketbur and ddwll cwrb ad b rAw. No am 019100 Is" First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-6 p.m. only. Time Out To Eat Here are a few sample suggNtions of places to visit for your din' g eaàure: CAM MIGUEL'S - Now open featuring steaks, seafood and Mexican dishes. 3020 French Ave. (Hwy, 1742), Sanford. HERITAGE INN— Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford JERRY'S RESTAURANT -Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner 7 days a week. Sanford Air Terminal, Sanford Airport. BAROQUE CHAMBER MUSIC CONCERT - By the Greene Consort, Sunday, Jan.14, 3:30 p.m., Christ the King Episcopal Church parish hail, Willow and Dahlia Drive, Azalea Park. Free to the public. SEMINOLE COLLEGE FINE ARTS DEPARTMENT - Exhibit of works by 35 former 8CC art students1 through January In Fine Arts building Monday-Thursday, S a.m.-0 pin, and Friday, S sin-S p.m. LIPIAN STALLIONS Sports Stadium "FsuftvsmabuaI oat of my two Ondo aid. "I'm not a ___ fledged woman with 6-U& I - IWI "CALDER'S UNIVERSE" - Retrospective exhibit of sculi*or Alexander Calder's work, through Feb. 35. Hours Tuesday through Saturday, 10a.m. to 5p.m.; Sunday, 26 p.m. Loch Haven Art Center, Orlando. CENTRAL FLORIDA CIVIC TREATER - "The Royal Family," Edyth Bob Theater, Loch Haven Park, Orlando; Jan. 12, 13, 24-77. Call 056-7356. ORLANDO OPERA COMPANY - Opera enrichment gain — color fllm "Gems Of Opera" from the Bing Gala; excerpts from "Romeo and Juliet," 7:30 p.m., Tuesday, Jan. 15, Loch Haven Art Center Auditorium, Orlando. Call CftRhi. FLORIDA PA*L- U.& It one mile of 14 and' 4% miles wit of 8mb Hoare $4. .a tsicpangu IIJIJII-. A#hmtfr reptIra,I an 1W feet of the Sscond frMgl, War. Ojided pel tours by 'i 0104140. Free ''n. Open 10a.m. b 4 JUL Wideedsy 11101gb $atwdsy, 1 p.m. to $ p.m dsy. (mstI Monday and Tuesday. Located as Hoer as two we of so Ilghway $ at 114 LMALTMI $UIUL *smms-. ems of the lpu diaimofâielkinthsweel&L.rM,dOSHSIA,maII RElas O,. WheerPaii, hewisre 14 pm. d Tsday ad 10SAL to $ p.m., WI -UAJ urdsy.(lmsd Monday A"m.ls $1 for ate 05 042. Crisp rates avaflakis. ORANGE COUNTY MIGINCAL MUIRUM abra e ats p Llt*a t---i16L'34 SAL to4 pa., TUss stagao w ft "W IMAGRI' -. Au adsrwatsr pspbj sbi1 by Dr. IL RIu.. awnil Ibid I1a G&1. tsr 'b of J.y b JAL S. oilsnd by CeeruW Arts & Idsese and Orlade Jqese gy is Orlook ii *14'' 9' t - 8 p.m., Jan. 11, Orlando V0 1VW. a'r• (iwli,t j I•jter, ,btws b,,.q r1j r,rI b'It, •oo'r.' Film January 5-11 (NBC) sch 0 (CBS) - Won& 0 (ABC) A Have i:i. (NBC) Jat,jII. (PBS) 001ande 00 GENERAL SANPOM) MUSEUM LIBRARY; 111111111411W d th= 101. fremelsalsNs. cern1111 TELEVISION L(CBS) * Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Jan. 3, 1fl-3 Party',? A Party ! By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD Ordinarily, when a motion p or ts On TV picture script calls for a party sequence, they build a nice set at the studio, hire a BOWLERS TOUR Coverage of (I) NFL '79 SATURDAY bunch of extras, assemble a the $100,000 Miller High Life nrttv buffet ("ThP fond is to Classic from Anaheim, Califor- (3) (jJ NIL 1•00 AFTERNOON FOOTBALL Live r----------nia. look at, gang, but not to coverage of the final game of 12:30 eat") and carefully stage 3:30 the American Conference WRESTLING COLLEGE BASKETBALL playoffs. Time, teams and loca- and choreograph each scene. Rutgers at UCLA tion to be announced. (Note: 1:30 Blake Edwards Is shooting Local programming may be a movie called "10," starring 0 WRESTLING 4:00 COLLEGE BASKETBALL o WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS preempted by game coverage.)his Julie wife, Andrews, and Louisiana State at Kentucky "Hula Bowl" Live coverage of Robert Webber and Dudley 4.30 the Eastern All-Stars vs. the Moore. 2:30 Western All-Stars In this col- C!) 0 NFL TODAY He had a part)' sequence In i1 0 SPORTS SPECTACU- lege classic from Honolulu, LAR Coverage of "Stunimen," Hawaii. the script —tn fact, the party 5:00 Part 1; "Boxing Corner" C!) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Live sequence runs for four or 5:30 featuring highlights of the coverage of the final game of five minutes, under the Roberto Duran / Monroe 0 THIS IS THE NFL the National Football Confer- opening titles - and he EVENING Brooks fight; The "NFL ence playoffs. Time, teams and Cheerleader Cassic'; and live location to be announced. decided to do It a bit dl!7:00 ferert1y. coverage of the "East-West SOCCER MADE IN GER- (Note' Local r rammin will He had a party. Shrine Game" featuring top U) be preempted by game coverMANY college seniors In an all-star age.) He rented a house In football classic, from Stanford Trancas, a bit west of SUNDAY EVENING Stadium In Palo Alto, CaliforMalibu, right on the ocean, AFTERNOON 7:45 nia. He hired a bartender and @)0 NFL TODAY 0 PROFESSIONAL 12:30 Mocked the bar with all sorts of liquor. S Specials Of The Week . . . Dudley Moore, Blake Edwards and Robert Webber on the set If you we "10" when it comes out - the title refers to the rating of girls on a scale of one to 10, and how one girl rates the top figure - you will see a reasonably accurate facsimile of a Hollywood party. Only this Is probably the ' t1 It usuy Party us Hollywood history where all the guests got paid to attend. He had Chasen's cater the party, with hors d'oeuvres and a buffet dinner. and how it affects our daily some of the world's great And then he invited a lot of circus acts and a presentation lives, of awards by Prince Rainier his friends, including many MORNING MONDAY stars and many non-stars and the Royal Family. 11:00 EVENING (such as me) and he hosted 9:30 U) BARTLEBY, THE (1) 0 ENTERTAINER OF THE the party. 8:00 SCRIVENER Israel Horowitz dramatizes Herman Melville's (4) OtT'S YOUR FIRST KISS, YEAR AWARDS Jackie GleaHe had two cameramen classic short story about the CHARLIE BROWN Charlie son Is host for this ninth annual mid-nineteenth-century Wall Brown is chosen to escort the special honoring show busi- going around continually, Street lawyer and his frustrat- football homecoming queen -- ness greats. Among those just taking pictures as his lng encounter with a young who just happens to be the lit- appearing as honorees, guests mingled, drank, tie red-haired girl -. to the cele- presenters, or performers will laughted, ate, had fun. copyist. (R) be Steve Martin, Buddy Ebsen, bration dance. (A) AFTERNOON He had to make one or two Ann-Margret, the Bee Gees WEDNESDAY and Carol Burnett. dory points during the party 12:00 • AFTERNOON - Dudley Moore was 0 WEEKEND SPECIALS "If 10:00 I'm Lost, How Come I Found IS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC presented with a birthday . 4:30 You?" A runaway orphan hid- a AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL SPECIAL "Gold!" Camera cake, which apparently was ing out al a rooming house is "Hewitt's Just Different" A teams travel the world to show the point of the party - but taken captive by two bank retarded teen-ager (Perry how the precious metal is he staged nothing. robbers also hiding out there. Lang) with a passion for base- mined, transported and used, tithe (Part 1 of 2)(R) ball helps his 12-year-old and how it affects our daily ACROSS The guests were told, 57 Object EVENING neighbor win a spot on a base- lives. (A) simply, to enjoy themselves 50 Hospital ball team. (A) and to forget the cameras 1 Actor Telly 11:30 i000 term (abbr.) 0 YOUR TURN "Letters To CtflPIt1Y. • REPORTS 60 Town in 8 Amphibians (j) 6 CU CBS News" "Perspective: Conversations Saskatchit turned out to be a great 13 Judgement 7:30 ewan Between Eric Sevareld And 0 SOVIET MIGHT. AMERI. party. We could - and did - 14 Recess 61 Actor Walter Cronklts" Eric Sevareld CAN MYTH Retired General 15 Bother THURSDAY forget the cameras. Rod and Walter Cronkite discuss John Slnglaub. U.S. senator 16 Alfo', 63 Strap major issues and trends of Barry Goldwater, Congressqueen We talked to friends, EVENING 64 Offers 1975 and what can be expect- man Phil Crane and others dis.. listened to the music, ate the 17 Antlered d in 1979. animal cuss perils of U.S. military eo DOWN great food, drank, laughed. 18 Ode MAN OF ARAN "The Mak.' weakness and massive Corn- (2) t12 MARK TWAiN'S AMER. ing Of A Myth" George Stoney munist buildup. When we arrived, we were 20 Fencing ICA "Tom Edison - Lightning I Billy Crystal explores how the making of the 0 WHEN, JENNY' WHEN? Slinger" David Huffman por- herded Into anterooms sword plays in classic film 35 years ago Influ- Two teen-agers are confronted trays Tom Edison, the Amen. where there were make-Up 22 Actor 2 Puerto Rican Torn nced the development with a dilemma in dealing with c genius who Invented the men and haIrdressers, If any plant All right future documentaries, sex and the social importance light bulb, In this show hosted 3 Loathsome guests Of the felt the used. 25 Request that their peers attach to It. by the preeminent storyteller 4 Article SUNDAY 27 Beginners Mark Twain (Walker Edmons-p, Bl came in 5 Prevaricate 800 ake 32 Wreath 6 Top quality A GIFT OF SONG "The ton). apologized for not being able C2) (heraldry) (slang) THE Music For UNICEF Concert" eoo to let an in to the howl aid. 36 Sharp taste (2) 0 TREASURES OF 7 Break An array of top musicians U) RAISED IN ANGER 37 Insect SRITISH CROWN Four aiimsuddenly British Royal Family including the Bee Gus, Elton Edward Asner hosts this proAmong the guests you'll 38 House cover bits of the 8 IV series John, John Denver. Rod Stewgram Intended to help abusive Hawkey* In the party sequence: 39 Queen Elizabeth If. Prince art and Donna Summer P"" or potentially abusive parents Good st OpbSf Lee, Barbara 40 Dregs Philip. Prince for 9 Palestine form a selection of music identify their child-raising QWi 42 Actor Queen Elizabeth the Queen the benefit of needy chlldrn, in problems. Eden, Joanle Sommers, Louis plain Mother describ. some of the this concert from the United 10 Hebrew lyre Hank Mancini, Barbara 44 Chinese moo priceless PakitiflOL crOWfl$ arid Nations building In New York 11 Actor Bach, Robert Culp, Karen pagoda NBC REPORTS "China (2) 11*11.in 'hi Royal Collection. Atnaz City. David Frost hosts. Actor A Class By Itself" In this docu. Black. Bert Convy, Dick 45 12 Tread Vigoda $30 mentary filmed In China, Martin and Peter Sellers. 19 Actor 0:00 Jack Reynolds Then they handed out a 45 Unusual CARLO anchorman Harry NATIONAL 0100MPHIC (1)0 MONTE p son er sheet, 61 MountaIn SPECIAL ."GoId" Camva CIRCUS TIlly, Savalas is hoSt reports On how the Chinese are mlu*sogrspb.d 21 Alleviated teims t,aIl the world to show for the 5th Annual interflat1otel preadn thur younger gene-'.ths lslormatlos orMoab'. (abir.) to precious metal is Circus Festival ci- MOflOO, ation for a role Ni malUrq their - about iu Par• 56 AfrIcan mined, transported end used, featuring performances by country a superpower. SATURDAY 26 Actor Harvey 27 Music direction 28 Hindu cymbal 29Moik... Mindy 30 Bainaby Jones 31 Female ruff 33 Fish eggs 34 Actor Chaney 35 Small lizard 41 That thing 43 Loretta or African U Useful In a rowboat 56 Unit of weight 58 Chess pieces 62 Small fish Puzzle Solved: 19131S NOLS HIV fl.LNVI 6 UJN HINO Z1Ø Vi. IAN N3NIUIS vai' I19 .)NY. O0 8 'lb 0 Sb.LUV1.1 S X lb 3d3 H30, SOON V N 3 ill 15$! NOINIdI UVOI. gYIVAV! . i Robert 45 Help 46 Wild part (slang) 47 Within (comb, form) 49 The Orient 50 Ceremony 52 Rim 53 South • - �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FRIDAY EVENING 6.00 rr ZOOM (A) UN ivvu 8:30 NBC NEWS (2) (1)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS RIEDOP B 700 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (I) MARY TYLER "Son Of 'But Seriously. Folks" On. of Mary's ax-boyfriends gets a the O 0 THE CROSS-WITS JOKERS WILD MACNEIL ' LEHRER I REPORI 730 (2)UMS CLUB (1)0 FAMILY FEUD THE MUPPETS Guest: James Coco. 0 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Alibi," "Toilet Tissue," "Just A Gigolo." DICK CAVETT Guests: Ulil Palmer, Canoe Thompson. 8:00 (2)OOIFP'RENT STROKES Arnold Is faced with either angering Mr. by fighting the local bully or angering Willis by not fighting. (4)0 HAPPY BIRTHDAY, CHARLIE BROWN creator ciianies M. Phyiks George are co-hosts for a live-action and animated ebratlon of charlie 30th anniversary. 0DONNY a MARIE Guests: Cher1 Tiegs, Harvey Korman, Buddy Hackett. WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 6:30 (2)0 JOE AND VALERIE Joe and Valerie break the newt to their respective parents that they Intend to live WALL STREET WEEK Friday, Jan. S 19fl(2) (4) 0 NEWS Jan. 6 DICK CAVETT Guest: . William Proxmire. -. Jan. 11:30 BOBBIN 1.00 TONIGHT Host: Johnny (2) MORNING TRAIN "Happy New Year" Guest: Carson. Guests: David LetterBLACK AWARENESS James E. Sinclair, Ootai man, Liberace. PROTECTING AMERICA 6:00 THE NEWLYWED GAME c4) Partner. James Sinclair LEGACY iut •.m e,...." a,'. () CRACKER8ARREL '' L..urnpany. frau lOT GROWERS ALMANAC (1972) Glenn Corbett. Cameron 1:30 aoo Mitchell. After crashing on an Q30 MINUTES Christopher ROCKFORD FILES A unfriendly planet, an astronaut (2) Glenn looks at teen-age driver 6:30 fashion designer hires Rock- is pursued by the leader. (1 1/2 education courses; Betsy AarBETTER WAY (2) A ford to investigate the sup- Hrs.) on reports on teenage runs(4) FARM AND HOME posed suicide of one of his IARETTA Baretta risks his SUNRISE SEMESTER models, life to save that of a frightened THE LUCY SHOW 0 WRESTLING PEOPLE'S COMMAND (4)0 police informant. (A) COLLEGE BASKETBALL FORMANCI Alan King is Louisiana State at Kentucky 12:00 (2)POni.0 IN EDUCATION host for this third annual enterTO BE ANNOUNCED MOVIE "The Man With tainment special featuring an (4) 0 MARIO AND THE MAGIC The Golden Arm" (B/W) (1950) MOVIE MACHINE airay of celebrities, Including Carroll o'connor, Billy crystal, Frank Sinatra, Kim Novak. A 0BEVERLY HILLEILLIEB (2) NASHVILLE MUSIC drug addict struggles to kick HEE HAW HONEYS MAKING EROS MEET Joan Rivers, stewwt, his habit. (2 1/2 Hrs.) Guests: Danny Davis I Brass the original Broadway T:w iSolo. "Aifl'hevifl'•" 12:37 (2) LEAVE ITTO BEAVER '0 SLACK PERSPECTIVE ON D ABC MOVIE "KNor G. 0MOVIE 633 Squadron ARTHUR AND THE NEWS Host: Chuck ly" (1976) Christopher George, (C) (1964) Cliff Robertson, STAR TASK s.. Andrew Prins. A forest ranger George Chakiris, A Nazi fuel AP!!ALS ANIMALS AM. and a mother protecting her factory In Norway is destroyed MAli "The Pigeon" 2:30 child are among the victims In a gallant effort by an AmidANIMAl. FRIENDS MOVIE "Three Faces (2) when an 18-foot grizzly goes can squadron. (1 Hr. 50 Mina.) West" (B/W) (1940) John $00 cro Wayne, Sigrid Gurle. Three 100 (2)0 AXY 000F4JPS PEOPLE Guest: Venus people join a group of farmers Van Caspel, the first fIIflIle (2)0 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL 4)0 POPEVE In their journey to Oregon. (1 Host: Tins Turner. Guests: Rod stockbroker for the Pacific ecoosra A-STARS 1/2 Hrs.) Stewart, the Three Degrees, PAINT WITH NANCY "Low Exchange and author of "Hew SPORTS ® Edwin Starr, Starr. Jeff Kutash Doric- Tide" money LAM Coverage of "Stuntmen," " are, Gallagher. 9:30 Part 1; "Boxing Corner" d Rush" 0MOVIE " FANTASTiC FOUR PROSE "Housing" featuring highlights of the (C) (1955) Rosallnd Russell, CONSUMER SURVIVAL Roberto Duran / Monroe Fernando Lamas. -A Wflaii 10:00 ___ "Household KIT Cleaners, Brooks tight; The 'NFL (2)0 EDDIE CAPRA MY$- inherits a Las Vegas casino Clothing, Entrepreneurship" Cheerleader Classic"; and live RIES Capra searches for an and Is determined to make It a coverage of the "East-West . success. (1Hr. 45 Mini.) 9:00 Shrine Game" featuring top mysteriously disappears after 2:27 BUGS SUNNY! ROAD college seniors hi an all-star checking into a small-town S MOVIE "Cry Vengeance" (1) ALINNER football classic, from Stanford motel. (B/W) (1954) Mark Stevens, CROCKETT'S VICTORY Stadkam In Palo Alto, Califor0 NEXT STEP BEYOND Martha Hyer. An innocent axGARDEN Plants can thrive "Greed" con seeks the gangsters S PROFESSIONAL u, artifIcial lights. (A) CONGRESSIONAL 5 OUT. sent him to prIson. (11/2 FIrs.) OWLERS TOUR Coverage of LOOK "Alaska Wilderness 9:30 o. the $100,000 Miller High Ut. 2:30 Land 8ER0S Classic from Anaheim, Califo(I) NEWS r_ CaM- nW I JULIA CHILD 10:30 3:67 PADdY "ChafIng Dish Dinner" 0WORLD WAR N GI DIARY FLORIDA REPORT 5 MOVIE "Foreign intrigue" "Return To The io (1958) Robert Mltchum, 3:00 S TURNABOUT "Good (C) THE COUSTEAU OOYS$EY 5 VI. PEOPLE Guest: Venus Connections" Jane Howard oenevs.v. 'age After a press - SSWCII For The describes her visits to extend- agent's wsaIth boss dies, he Britannic" The mystery behind Van Caspel, the first female ad families; Follicle Lowe visits dacIdes to Investigate the the sinking of the Titanic's sit- stockbroker for the Pacific members of a bsl- man's mysterious past. 12 Hrs.) ler ship Is examined, along with EXChSIIQS a author of "New Dynamics." nest organization. Its submerged remains. (R) SATURDAY — -3,30 lIZ COLLEGE BASKETBALL 11:00 Lady Follows Annie's Blouse YDUCK (4)0 TARZAN 1 SUPER 8EV. ER 1100 (2)0 YOGIS SPACE RACE THE LITTLE RASCALS — Whim, THE rear-old star of Bays ISARTLESY, SCRIVENER Israel Horowitz takes an her fl8W dramatizes Herman Melville's role u hostess at a Jan. 11 classic 5hort story about the preview of the National Boat mid-nlnoteenth.century Well Show at the New York Street lawyer and his frustratColiseum, she'll have to take Ing encounter with a young along the show's wardrobe Copyist. (A) mistress as well, A 11:30 — -w ---—r ——— Has A Lot To Offer STEAKS— SEAFOOD— MEXICAN DISHES * HAPPY IIOUI 4.7 WUIDAYS *SPICIAL cHIDIIN'S MINU (PSckA Toy From osryr,, csst) * WNCHION SPICIALS 1:304 DAILY OPEN M36-11 MON THNU THURS. TILU PII.& SAT. CLOSID SUNDAY We Ds,', TomIseervalisas, Set WVrs Ser. Gled To las Yes. I Yes Mies SM Si's Yes, Fa.II. 210$PIRNCN4I. -- . ,' .... -. Rutgers aIUCLA PROSE "Housing" (2) MOVIE "The Girl In The Red Velvet Swing" (C) (1955) Ray Mifland, Joan Collins. A dramatization of the Evelyn PA.$bffl — Stanford White affair which led to White's murder In Madison Square Garden. (2 FIrs.) w'o WORLD OF SPORTS "Hula Bowl" Live coverage of the Eastern Aft-Stars the Western All-Stars In this vs. col- PWWW J&. IIa. ki........a_.. U FU!JUPJ1U, Hawaii, • NOVA "Black Tide" The most devastating oil spill in history and Its effects are examined. Shelley will appear Ott the AFTERNOON deck of the Miow's cant.rptace—a *4gr4 $197,100 Hatteras yacht — fri the 12:00 Utile Ck'phan Aimle ____ sailor (2)(4) JOKER, JOKER, JOKER 500 MOVIE "Can-Can" (C) • FIRING LINE blouse she wears in the (1960) Frank Sinatra. ShIrley musical. MacLain.. A cat. 530 owner defends her rights when her 0SiIIETHENR. But union dance hail Is raided because of wLiii that blotas goes, "iew" dancing. Score by Cole EVENING 20 OIS the 1S4yhfrSdtoIk Ponter.(2 1/2 FIrs.) LAWRENCE a Rosy" WELK SUNDAY 0 SOCCER MADE IN GER. MAW 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA ()BONKERSl 6:00 - SIX MILLION DOLLAR MAN "Look Alike" An undercover agent is involved in a plot of mistaken Identity. 0 CBS MOVIE "Mr. BIllion" (1977) Terence Hill, Valerie Perrine. An Italian auto mechanic inherits a fortune, - with the provision that he must collect It within twenty days. MORNING WELCOME BACK, KOTTER 830 CARTER COUNTRY When Curtis wants to arrest a good friend of Chief Roy's, the Chief mds himesiff caught between friendship and duty. PSS MOViE "Man Of Aran" (B/W) (1934) ColmanTiger-King, Maggie Dillan.. Inhabitants fight against the seas on the barren Islands lying across Gaiway Bay. (1 1/2 Hrs.) -, _ "rsu I I 9:00 (2) 0 NBC MOVIE "The Eiger Sanction" (1975) Clint Eastwood, George Kennedy. A former government assassin comes out of retirement to pursue a thief carrying stolen U.S. documents across the Swiss AI. (A) GLOVE BOAT "Oh Dale" John Ritter, Jennifer Show; "The Main Event" Sherman Helmsley, LaWanda Page; "A Tasteful Affair" Jaclyn Smith, Dennis Cole. (A) 10:00 (4) 0 CBS REPORTS "Perspective: Conversations Between Eric Sevareld And Walter Cronkite" Eric Sevareld and Waiter Cronkite discuss major Issues and trends of 1978 and what can be expectedin 1979. 5 FANTASY ISLAND A teacher (Arte Johnson) seeks his own harem of women, and an amnesia victim (David Birney) wants to be reunited with his family, (A) O MAN OF MAN .,The Making Of A Myth" George Stoney explores how the making of the classic film 35 years ago Influenced the development of future documentaries. _ __ TVLO AN 4'C 11 (A) S Dig I RA I - K L •'' . - " 10 (C) (1967) SId Caesar, Robert Ryan. After a grave Is dug up in order to recover a million dol. sri buried there, the coffin is found to be empty. (2 Hrs.) _______ MONTY PYTHONS FLY- -, ma$I I. Arnaz Jr. A team of test pilots 12:00 encounter problems with their NBC LATE MOVIE "Irapersonal lives because of their vets With My Aunt" (1972) careers. (A) Maggie Smith, Alec McCowen. , IJW £%Ic4nPR q,AI1 A dull young bank manager is and his partners attempt to persuaded to accompany his discover the Identity of Scapi- eccentric aunt on a search for na, a renowned enemy agent. her kidnapped former 0 AFTER HOURS boyfriend. I , - n,rin,i. . mined, transported and used, and how It affects our daily lives. Friday, Jan, 5, 1879-7 6:00 ()Q0 NEWS 0:00 THE COUSTEAU ODYSSEY 1138 12:25 "Calypso's Search For The (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY "Some Kind Stephanie is CBS MOVIE forced to perform (4) THE F.B.I. "The Death Britannic" The mystery behind 0 Of Miracle" (Premiere) David Watch" 0 AFTER HOURS the sinking of the Titanic's - a solo in the school concert Dukes, Andrea Marcoviccl. after Edith, her duet partner, 030 MINUTES 6:45 tar ship is examined, along with 12:45 Two carefree young people loses her voice. ISSUES AND ANSWERS CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP its submerged remains. (A) 0 about to be married undergo a 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Green, 0 ABC MOVIE "You Only CONSUMER SURVIVAL 7.00 6:30 critical test of their love when Fire" (1954) Grace Kelly, Stew. Live Twice" (1967) Sean KIT "Household Cleaners, NEWS (2) 25 COMPANY (2) one of them ii seriously injured art Granger. A man is torn Connery, Donald Pleasence. Clothing, Entrepreneurship" between searching for hidden (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM In an accident, 0 WILD KINGDOM "Land Of Secret agent James Bond's 12:30 wealth and saving the plantsTHIS IS THE LIFE The Giant Dragon" The rare search for hijacked Russian tion of the girl he loves. VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. 2) Komodo lizard Is captured and and American space capsules S DONNA FARGO Guests: tested to determine the health leads him to the volcanic head- 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Alan TION 1:35 Price, Silk, Rubettes. Steve 09e BOYS. of the animals. 0 JERRY FALWELL of SPECTRE. (A) NEWS (4) Harley. rrtens DIRECTIONS Psychiatrist 5 (IM WILD KINGDOM MASTERPIECE THEATRE 7:30 r. e...i.. iij, M. I'I "WlldNfes (u1 Chance" Joan "The Duchess Of Duke Street: (2) MESSAGE FROM ISRAEL lay of the United Methodist Embery of the San Diego Zoo A Matter Of Honor" Louisa's (4) SUNDAY MORNING Church and correspondent reports on endangered species plans for a gourmet's delight FAITH FOR TODAY Robert Trout discuss religious throughout the world. result in an unpleasant scanPICTURE OF HEALTH cults. dal. (Part 120115) 700 0INTERCOM 6:00 (2)O WORLD OF DISNEY 0:30 '5 FLORIDA REPORT (2) VOICE OF VICTORY "Donovan's Kid" Timothy (4)0 ALICE Alice, Fib and Q[) OF WOMEN AND MEN 100 Donovan (Darren McGavin) Mel are little help to Vera when THE LAW AND YOU (2)0 NFL FOOTBALL live returns to turn-of-the-century her boyfriend dumps her. SHOW MY PEOPLE coverage of the final game of San Francisco after a long 0 AIX HUMSARD 10:00 the American Conference absence to discover he has a SESAME STREET (A) playoffs. Time, teams and loca- young daughter (Katy Kurtz- (2) 0 WEEKEND Lloyd tion to be announced. (Note: man) being manipulated by a Dobyns and Linda Ellerbee t.30 reports on the biggest problem Local programming may be scheming uncle. (Part 1 of 2) 0D SUNDAY MASS in crime against American £ TUC &AAflM' or..mnt.d by name coverage ua ww. i.,.... ' '••• ' ----.. " business employee theft; MOVIE To Be Announced. he DEAR DICK: There Is a rer ping arsead Mary Hill MOVIE MAC* 0 t man responsible for his Glynn Wolfe, the world's mostElementary Sc,,5 and ftancee's death while Frank that WASHINGTON WEEK IN battles man-eating sharks. married man; and India's Robin Wms (MM from Orb) in deal Ceeld yo. please ORAL ROBERTS famed Tel Mahal. REViEW (A) (Part 2012) (A) as it ttle true? BRAD AND DENISE BARDUA, Pert M . CONSUMER BUYUNE (4) THE FORSYTE SAGA 5 1:30 (2) OUTLOOK WITH JOY "Into The Dark" Dazed and ten- •DALLAS EllIs's brother, Coquitlam, B.C., C . WORLD OF THE SEA BRYON Obviously, Robin Williams must have arrived as a star. A WALL STREET WEEK rifled by Soames' assault, Irene supposedly killed years earlier, (3.) MISTER MA000 away with shows up at the Ewing ranch. sure sign that a person Is really and truly a Mar in when the "Happy New Year" Guest: decides to run I=HUMSARD SECOND CITY TV S But, an accident on rumors dad. First comes the rumor that he has been killed a James E. Sinclair, General Boslfln.y. FANOFACE foggy street puts an end er 10:30 to h or has died In some fashion (he is very much alive, by the Partner, James Sinclair ROBERTS o plans. (4) EYEWiTNESS MAGAZINE Company. (Part lot 2) (A) way). Next week, the Mary Hill Elementary and Junior MISTER ) RIPPING YARNS "The 7:45 Secondary Schools will probably befullofthe one about how 200 0:30 Testing Of Eric Olthwaite" Eric NFL TODAY 1) Robin Williams has a secret wife and three kids In "InvitatIon To A MOVIE (2)GOSPEL SINGING JUSI- (I) Is is so boring that his parents Gunfighter" (C) . (1964) Yul Afghanistan (he doesn't). That'll be the sign that he Is a in 6:00 ran away from home. This Is his Brynner, George Segal. A gun- (1) 02 MOVIE "The Sea history. @ CLUE CLUB Superstar. fighter Is hired to kill an outcast Gypsies" (1978) Robert Logan, KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO DEAR DICK: There has been a rumor that Kate Jackson itoo 0MOVIE "Circus clown" returning to his Western town. Mlkkl Jamison-Olson. An and Cheryl [add are sisters. My Mean fhfek. this Is true and I NEWS adventurer, a photojournalist (B/W) (1934) Joe E. Brown, (1 1/2 Hrs.) SOUNDSTAGE "Garland don't think as. Who wias? RUBY MURRAY, Tucson, ArIz. • Dorothy Burgess. A man 0 MOVIE "Treasure Island" and three children who set off Jeffre (A) You do. No relation. encounters comedy and drama (B/W) (1934) Wallace Beery. On a cruise around the world DEAR DICK: Is Telly Savalas really bald? Myfrlendsays Jackie Cooper, Lionel are shipwrecked on an uninha11:20 ua circus star. (1 1/2 Hrs.) ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) Barrymore. A young boy bited Alaskan Island. (4) CBS NEWS he shaves his bead and Isay he detest. A $11bet rides as this becomes involved with Long (4)000 MINUTES am. TIM TEMPLETON, Tucson, Ariz. 11:25 10:00 John Sliver after finding a THE TWO-FIVE Two Bet's off. Savalasls bald, but he also shaves his head. If he NEWS Q[) 30 M1N(JTES Christopher secret map. (2 Hrs.) Q undercover detectives (Don Glenn looks at teen-age driver 0 HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION Johnson, didn't shave, he would have some hair but be bald oitop. It 11:30 Joe Bennett) who education courses; Betsy THEATER "The Last Of Mrs. belong to the bungling Two- (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "The seems to me that, therefore, you both win and you boh lose. on reports on teen-age runs- Lincoln" Julie Harris portrays DEAR DICK: My daughter and I are having a terrible Five Precinct stumble upon Courage And The Passion" Ways. Mary Tod d 'Lincoln in James computer printouts detailing a (1978) Don Meredith, Deal dispute over whether or sot Rob Raiser Is bald or sot. I say LAMP UNTO MY pi Prideaux's play. (A) be I. bald and wears toupees. My daughter disagrees. Who it Host Ted Holmes discusses the 300 right? HAROLD SIMMRING, Defray Beach, Fla. significance of the Feast of the Epiphany with Archbishop Phil- 0 MOVIE To Be Ai"tounced. It Is Rob's father, Carl Hairier, who frequently wears ip Saliba, primate of the 0 0 r toupees, but, more and more, Carl has been appearing In all 3:30 Antiochian Orthodox Christian F YELLOWSTONE TO % Ehis shining glory. Rob Is not exactly hairy on top, but I don't Archdiocese of North America. TOMORROW 'think he has resorted to toupees yet. STUDIO 5EE 400 J)NTA06te fK t 1 f R5 AP U56 The DEAR DICK: Could you please give me some Information 10:30 (2)0 TREASURES OF THE Jeff Conway, ci "Taxi." M,W,, Rock Hill, S.C. (ii MOVIE "Wheel Of BRITISH CROWN Four memJJ TO (L "ri4e NAME OF onIn In the first place, his name Is Conaway, not Conway. He's a Fortune" (B/W) (1941) John bers of the British Royal Family New Yorker, from a show business family, and he began A Wayne, Frances Dee. A country TV Elizabeth II, Prince acting when he was very young. He did a lot of things — he - lawyer battles against the Philip, Prince Charles, and father of his girlfriend to prove Oueen Elizabeth the Oueon modelled and he was part of a rock group — and got his first that he Is a crooked politician. Mother -. describe some of the Important break when he landed a part in "Grease" on (111/2 H,s,) priceless paintings, crowns and Broadway, and stayed with that show for 2½ years. Then he Ci4 I p 149-5 A (4) FAT ALBERT jewels In the Royal Collection. invaded Hollywood, and has done pretty well, including a few. R F LOOK UP- - AND LIVE • MOVIE "A Shot In The small parts In films, but "Tail" is his first big thing here. "Families In Transition" An Dark" (C) (1964) Peter Seiler OLC) LCCV• DEAR DICK: Could ye. tell me who played the uncle Is essay exploring the single parSommer. A police Inspec. ant family, written and photo- tor vindicates a parlor maid of "Mary Peppim" the old man who "lived to laugh?" LR., graphed by Anne Marie aserlesofmurders.(2Hrs.) Kislamatee, Mk T Cowell, will be presented. 5 BEETHOVEN FESTIVAL That was the late, wonderful comedian who turned actor at KIDSWORLD Antal Dorati directs the Detroit a ripe old age, Ed Wynn. zoom (IQ Symphony Orchestra In DEAR DICK: Ithesgbt Mary quit the show, "The Mary Beethoven's Second Syrnpho11:00 Tyler Niece Show," Why Is she still playing en It? Is It (4)AGRONSICY AND COMPA- ny replays or she.. she had den. ahead of time? LOUISA W. 4:30 ____ HOPS, Rk e. d, B.C., Can. CONSUMER OUTLINE (4)0 NFL TODAY I 1, BAPTIST All oldies, Louisa. When she said she was going to quit, she 0 FIRST ___ F 5:00 CHURCH quit. She left behind a stockpile of old, repeatable shows o. "She Ain't Heavy" (4') 5 NFL FOOTBALL Live rnikbig which are now the rounds and probably will for some covsrhge of the final game of (A) time But they are all, as you put It, "IJL 1 the National Football 11:30 f saW" piye4 Time. teams and DEAR DICK: 0.. ci my fav orite o i.,u FACE THE NATION location to be announced. Mitchell, but I haven't sea, hi. Wily, Will be be as any TV TURNABOUT "Good (p: Local — programming will ANtOOK lb shiv. er movies this? Ales, hew aid Is he? UN COflItKt101t$" Jan. HOW&d be preem by game cover11% sia syts, (Is. describes, her slts to extend" Th541P1 Mitchell Is a tinS actor arid MIII active, and he will be on ed ----r.PNcle in Lowe viSits VmIH. LINE "1978: A 1- 1 1 1 I 'IQ11A FIL.II I I1 several TV ,s thisnuoli. As fa'uI con horn, however, mubers oil qgawáipI bull- Cttt Vie," Gueetr'" 'p MN 9IfllsISbh. (A) (R.1t). 36ck Keni IL I he las no anie roles .eladtded. He Is IS. t*Ii&f 1 - I I 1 1 6:30 11:15 her fee to. whether Newy CWEEKEND weams "If 9:00 (2)0 NEWS Nam liNde repairs or not. I'm Lost, How Come I Found w THEATRE You?" A runaway orphan hid- - jwWom Ing Out at a rooming house is The Duchess Of Duke Street: 1130 taken capttvs by two bank No Lyers, No Letters" A (4) MOVIE ,The Night Of The roers also hidIng oul there. newspaper 81181 runs a Generals" (C) (1967) Peter Rip Torn highly spiced account of NI. at O'Toole, Oman Shah. A Nazi (Part 013)(R) the Bentlnck Hotel. (Part 11 of major suspects - three of his KIORLD ruOy$ Nixon CONSUMER SURVIVAL 15)(R) generals of murdering a WarKIT saw prostItute. I" • - how the 12:00 (2) (ED MEET THE PRESS @j MOVIE "The Busy Body" (4) CHURCH SERVICE O THE LIVING WORD 0 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. Vinnie gets his own bachelor pad and makes It off limits to the Swesthogs. (R) 0 CHIPS An unscrupulous collection agent tries to ruin Pondh and Jon's credit after they stop him from harassing private citizens. ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Secret Garden: A Tantrum" Mary Is the only one who can quiet Cohn when he claims that a "lump" Is growing on his back. Rip 1ru • MOVIE "Lady Ice" (C) ied Mill THE iOiru j itao (1873) Donald Sutherland, Janportraying former Pr 4,st (2) MY CITY ROLLERS 60111111111111M 1 0 UP CLOSE AND MUSICAL ndsr 0 Nell. An ineurance Rkhwd Minn in 04V's 5 FAT ALBERT a oi of based as Jc S AMERICAN BANDSTAND 700 WowSTLJPIS Dsse's "LIlt.AmbftI*" - ® THE MUPPITS Guest: - and PtWsaia. (1 NWr.?M$ns.) csocKtTT's , Toy -. •:.i SIOA bI. "F d''TftM i"Wild low" (A-N.Y.), Jeffrey Bell. Richard crime czar's entire operation. A. Viguenie, James Buckley. 5 NATiONAL GEOGRAPHIC (Part 1012) SPECIAL "Gold!" Camera teams travel the world to show AFTERNOON 6 00 (3.) A BETTER WAY ING CIRCUS A housing project, an eighteen-level motorway interchange, the Power of hypnosis, and the Olympic Hide-and-Seek Final. — It — and she'll collect 0 SPACE M'-&Y Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jon.7 - - - - MM �, Friday, Jain. 5, 1,79 i—Evening Herald Sanford, Fl, TUESDAY Daytime Schedule 1:00 0000D MORNING AMERlHOLLYWOOD 0 CA SQUARES €1) ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU MIDDAY 9:00 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (2) (4) DONAHUE 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 MY THREE SONS ØMOVIE 1:30 U DINAH I DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 (2) ED EDUCATIONAL PRO14) 0 AS THE WORLD GRAMMING TURNS MORNING 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER UPTLCLUB 6:00 CRACKERBARREL O WATCH YOUR MOUTH O SUNRISE 6:10 (2)2OUP4TRY FISHING 6:30 (2) PORTER WAGONER (4) KLJTANA NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 6:49 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 UHI, NEIGHBOR 7.0 (2)UTODAY (4)0 CBS NEWS GOOD MORNING AMERICA SESAME STREET 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 (2) U TODAY 00000 MORNING AMER$CA 8:00 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO ZOOM(R) 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA UNEWS 8:30 (2) U TODAY G I Recognize the fellow with the big round nose? It could be the hair which you don't usually see. It's actor Yul Brynner, clowning around with Constance Towers, his co-star in the current revival of "The King And I." THE CLOWN AND I? TV Shows: Saying It With Music 000 By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - In a recent television adaptation of "Lea Miserables," violins throbbed remorselessly In the background and for that matter the foreground. Usually It Isn't that obvious, but there's music In the sir to match practically every television show theme music, background music, even little musical ditties on quiz shows to signal suspense or bridge silences. Some of these shows — the U U !A i!1 more economy minded — use music tracks bought from libraries. Edward M. Cramer, president of one of the two music licensing giants, BMI (the other giant Is ASCAP), believes that's a false economy. "Producers of major shows have come to realize that with so much money Involved, It's a false economy to use some of those old tracks," Cramer said In an Interview. "There's so much at stake, that the music Is originally composed for almost every 1f*.Ii1 TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER 12.5 kndy Roost l..f. Ham Steak . Is Fried Chlck.n. Iscds* 65 t tlsmsm.de S., Msssd peises. vsg.bOes. dessert, .aHse sr las. COMM. ETI esr 12 J$ ci*s BRING THE FAMIL Y! Make Reservations Now US S Fwk *eN, Su.hrd - Par Isssrveftssss •[ major show." BMI has an educational film that It lends to illustrate the Importance of the unsung musician In putting together a program — called "The Score," It follows composers at work for television and motion pictures. One example involves a "Mod Squad" episode In which one of the stars of the show was mugged and as a result suffers hallucinations which trigger flashback sequences. It was the responsibility of Earle Hagen, a composer who specializes In television scores, to write the music that would carry the lashhallucinations into fleshbacks. U 1 9:30 0 THE ODD COUPLE 10:00 (2) U CARD SHARKS (4)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 10:30 ) ) JEOPARDY (4) THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0MIKE DOUGLAS 11:00 HIGH ROLLERS (2) HAPPY DAYS (R) 11:30 (2) U WHEEL FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE 0FAMILY FEUD 11:55 (4)0 CBS NEWS 2:00 43 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) U THE DOCTORS (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL zoom 3:30 (4)0 MA-SH (R) ELECTRIC COMPANY 400 EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE BRADY BUNCH THE PLAN0 0 BATTLE ETS BEVERLY HILLBILLIES SESAME STREET AFTERNOON 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS BEWITCHED 12:00 MERV GRIFFIN (2)00 NEWS ROOKIES (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 500 RESTLESS =A CONVERSATION WITH (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS BETTY FORD MARY TYLER MOORE 0 EDUCATIONAL PRO. S MISTER ROGERS(R) GRAMMINO 12:30 5:30 (2) NBC SPECIAL REPORT (2) NEWS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 0HOGAN'S HEROES ROW UBEWITCHED OVER EASY 0 RYAN'S HOPE Q C OF OF I U (2)U TONIGHT Guest host: Jan.8 Don Rickles. Guest: Rip Taylor. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME OROCKFORD FILES RockEVENING Haydn's Symphony No. B in B- ford uncovers an Insurance Fiat Major and Parts Ill and IV claims racket while investigat6..00 ing the "accidental" death of a of "The Seasons." (2) (4)00 U NEWS stock car driver. 0 AS MAN BEHAVES 8:30 O POLICE STORY Two ill(4)0 THE WHITE SHADOW 6:30 fated detectives become upset Coach Reeves learns that an with always being In the shad(2) U NBC NEWS ace basketball player he is ows of two "super cops." (R) (4)0 CBS NEWS trying to get on his team Is ABC NEWS 12:00 wanted by gangsters. AS MAN BEHAVES (4) BIG VALLEY "Journey Into 9:00 700 Violence" Heath Is taken pris(1) 02 MOVIE "Amateur Night oner by a strange sect of (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE At The Dixie Bar And Grill" mountain people who blame Lou's First Date" Mary prom- (Premiere) Tanya Tucker, Vic- him for the death of one of their ises to find Lou a date for an tor French. A variety of people members. Important banquet. are drawn together through their participation In an amaU THE CR088-WITS THE F.B.I. "The Hltthhik tiur talent contest in a country JOKEW$ WiLD Hagen believes that en MACNEIL I LENRER roadhouse. an performs "music and be REPORT 0 ABC MOVIE 'A Small 12:40 siflotlOflal function 99 Town In Texas" (1976) Timothy 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Until 730 says, 'it in no accident that Bottoms, Susan George. A bit- They Sail" (1957) Paul JARSCUJS when you 94 iio a jet ten young man returns from a Newman, Jean Simmons. Four HOLLYWOOD SQUARES aircraft the cabin Is prison term to reclaim his son lonely sisters living in wartime SEARCH OF... and the woman he loved from Now Zealand find their lifestyle with soft music; that ESP" nstaIr4S Will auhecribs to 0 MOVIE "The Blue Knight" the crooked sheriff who sent changed by the arrival of Ajylcan soldiers. musical backgrounds to give (C) (1975) George Kennedy. him away. 9:30 a classier environment; Alex Rocco. A Los Angeles 1:00 Street cop is assigned to a diffl- (4)S MA84H Hawkeye is ()U TOMORROW __j cult drug case. (11/2 Hrs.) attracted to a Swedish doctor (4) NEWS ___ it _____ U CAROL BURNETT AND (Marietta Hartley) until she prOkK't1" FRIENDS Guest: Sammy Davis upstages him in the operating Jr. room. He adds,the skilled DICK CAVITT Guest: Sen. 0 VISIONS "Ladies In On The 'Edge' copOS eke is I skilled William Proxmire. Waiting" Fourteen waitresses psychologist Who "will krAw find relief from the demands &W Whit InIm.aia Will fl1k1 (2) U urni souu ON THE end disdan of their cI4tOm, Of Matrimony in a steady exchange of wit and the audience respond to PRAIRIE Albert is branded gOUlp.(R) Wadding bells are rkigthg qd hI9sflIfl "Jew lover" when he becomes for "Edge of N1gi" blest10:00 the apprentice to Isaac Singer. we tam of man (John Slider), the only (4)• LOU GRANT Animal's throb Teny. Craig. He's apartment building becomes BMI's Cramer believes Jew In Walnut Grove. is .pgsmss the next target of an arson ring to Jeae Dwaey, a IT'S YOUR pINSy a, (4)0 aiiiiIne of am flow h.Mel isi MWJS CHARLIE BROWN Charlie that Lou is trying to get a story reporter for WJZ In Brown is cholen to escort the On' to ,iri*. their Baitlnwrs, no coiis football homecoming queen 11:00 iyusgbe*_repsstery, it 'Edge" met on the sit _ _____ bet who 'ust happens to be the litNIWS &.r atk'tW ,"tOB. .11 Oitl$e4edghtMó. r st"i' iint a. te t UM" bSs 4snse4Jt) . DSI$5toII1W Vat $.dP ,,;,,'rflBIC*Pai(1ö12)' , iPGB Al SYMPHONY . .'1120 the a story ii ft &M. MONDAY I a Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Jon.9 EVENING Friday, Jan. S 1979-4 search when Starsky learns Hutch has contracted botulism poisoning. (R) I (4)0OUNEW8 1F00 OMAN AND HIS ENVIRON- (2)(4)00U NEWS MENT DICK CAVE1T Guest: Lauren BacalI. (Part 2 of 2) 6:30 (2) (CD NBC NEWS 11:30 (4)0 CBS NEWS BEST OF CARSON (2) ABC NEWS Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: MAN AND HIS ENVIRON- Lola Falana, David Steinberg, MENT Mummenschanz, Erica Jong. (R) 7:00 THE NEWLYWED GAME (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 0BARNABY JONES Barns"Love Blooms At Hemples" by has second thoughts about Rhoda Is madly in love with the the authenticity of the evidence owner of the store she works in he used to clear a man of murbut has no Idea how he feels der charges. (R) "Forty 0 ABC MOVIE about her. Carats" (1973) Liv Ullmann, 0 U THE CR088-WITS Edward Albert. A forty-yea?-old ioicawe wiw MACNEIL / LEHRER divorcee vacationing in Europe falls in love with a 22-year-old REPORT Mon. an. U I Ken Howard as Carve; High School's basket ball coach Ken Reeve talks it up with hi team In the new ca series. I LIARS (j) MATCH GAME P.M. (4) BONKERBI 0 514* NA NA Guests: The Angels. CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "Easy Openers," "Fortune Cookies." "Jacques Touteaux." DICK CAVETT Guest Lauren Bacall. (Part 1 of 2) 8:00 GRANDPA GOES TO (2) WASHINGTON A dear friend (Rue McClanahan) of Sen. Kelley's is arrested for intonering with an on-duty police offi- U U (4)0 PAPER CHASE Pre. midterm jitters lead one of the law students to hire a tutor and obtain old Kingsfield exam questions. 0 HAPPY DAYS Joanle learns that her date for her sixteenth birthday party is running around with another girl. (R) SOUNDSTAGE 'Fiddlers Three" Country rocker Doug Kershaw, I=-rock virtuoso Jean Luc.Ponty and classicist ltzak Penman perform saps. raieiy ana in a remarkable ensemble. (R) 8:30 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY 900 ()U NBC MOVIE "Airport 1915" (1914) Charlton Heston, i'.arsn qiacs. A siewaroeu Is forced to take over the controls of a jumbo lot after the plane's pilot Is critically injured in a mid-air collision. (R) (4) MOVIE "Who's Minding Hutton, Dorothy U.S. Mint employ., joins forces with counterfeiters after he loses $50000 in currency. (2 Hrs.) cas MOVIE "Rio Lobo" (1970) John Wayne, jenhfr 12.00 (4) BIG VALLEY "Lady Killer" Nick and Heath stop at a ramshackle inn that specializes in murder and robbery. 12:40 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Betrayed" (1954) Clark Gable. Lana Turner. The leader of a World War II resistance movement learns that one of his group Is feeding Information to the Germans. 1:00 (2) U TOMORROW (4) NEWS 1:30 0 THE F.B.I. "Turnabout" Poets These. poems are by irorn Seminole County. Th(y resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools program, These pupils are taught by pet Bob WIahoif • .jip $ are 9' generally provided with a theme, bUt are not &t whit they idiould.wrlis. The cliffs are .isw,, Echees are akfsg a will wend fem r am diva the cliff.. Falcons are flying arate$het -- goes Instead for meaty character drama. Ken Howard, a workmanlike TV leading man, plays Ken Reeves, a veteran Chicago Bulls forward who retires because of a bum The argument Is that our knee. An old college chum who is hunger for athletics has already been sated by the Review sodleu hours of games on now a Los Angeles high the air. school principal approaches The evidence Is big league Reeves about taking over the flops like Jim Bouton's "Ball basketball team. Reeves Four" and Joe Namath's "The Waverly Wonders." says why not. The going isnot easy. So "The White Shadow" Is a risky movi by CBS, and a Carver High's players are hostile and poorly pleasant surprise, This study of a pro cager turned ghetto high school coach surpasses the anticipated misfit comedy of "Welcome Back Kotter" and disciplined. Many have police records. Most are black, And Reeves, who Is white and has no teaching ex- Reeves gets Involved, arranges to have his own He is not Dudley Do-Right. sister take care of the little Rather, he's a lit abrasive. kid. He gets frustrated, shoves "I'm just protecting my players against lockers, interests," Reeves shrugs to mocks, abuses, calls them "He's the best the principal. ladles. He even gets thrown player I've got." ball out it a game for arguing with the ref. But In the pilot episode he The adult supporting cast earns his players' respect by of "The White Shadow," is beating them on the court, merely adequate, but the two-on-one. He holds onto it kids are excellent; their by going out on a limb. speech and loose-limbed "Don't look to bat a mannerisms smack of the thousand," - warns the ghetto, not acting school. principal (Ed Bernard), So we become involved "You're new to this game." with them. And with Reeves. Reeves Ignores the advice. A player must drop out of It also manages not to school to take care of his kid Insult your intelligence. brother while his mom is in These days, that's saying the hospital. plenty. perlence, commits a number of turnovers right off. v.. ii e e e e ie a e ie e•i e s e e a . • e • - - y IS! RESTAVRI%JWT and LOUNGE OVULOOK YNI RUNWAYS PH. 323-0501 d11111111% HEAThU IZATfY II SANPOSU IANPORD AIR TERMINAL OPIN7 DAYS AWUk UEAKMST • WNH • DINNER , C e C : : I a e . '" _-.-w J I 1W mind do p.dls . .. . :. bd kM C 4 S _- .. ., - - inisis . a ds New ifs bdpbft "worldng girl" to marry Latha ked of Cs vim and se o a him from deportation. In (A) A iIi M a dMWWW ASIM flies &M do 10:00 in I . ---- --------- 4 . .. LOUNGE WIN SCIHN TV ..... Meadly "ISM P.elbaft SMcl.l •• m. BIL LION ' FIRST DRINK ON THE NOUN Valerie Perriae stars on a lady In cahoots with HAPPY HOUR 4.730 DAILY a gong of crooks aid In love with their victim, 1giTA',!) (t3i's ? 1jUL"$ , --- . . II 0E iviiyA,_ia li en / By DAVID HANDLER Special To The Herald Conventional programming wisdom has It that sports Is a hands-off subject for drama or situation glewis lire the sir. H.gyreehearsdsieW tors who caused the death oI 5_.S S k, , ., it to nbkoL Nub= his friend. THRUI'SCOMPANY Janet goes Into a rep when she finds bed as her the ack- in--, ,tetin vounaer sister. (A) MOIU "Volcano: An Inquiry Into The UI. Of Melcoim Lowry" (C) (1976) Documilitary. Excft 1 Lowly* Under are accompanied by interviews wIIhIamlIym.mbersandeloeS (21 sc oeHns.) p30 TPA The cabbies, hirs a 0e wd i,., White Shadow '.9 Br1* We Become Involved ' N M- Room .17 Iry X __ M e - UNQUIT CATERING uan OR= �`111111-111VIDN" Nsra, SsnfsrL PU. Friday, Jan. S, 1979—li Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 'Star Trek' : It's Almost The By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD - First, the good news. The movie version of "Star Trek" Is rolling along. But, for all you Trekkles, there Is news which you may TV In consider not so good. And January: that Is that you won't recognize a 1t of things you'll see In the movie. Both new and reb shill. tated series coming: (Left), cast of "WKRP In Cincinnati"; (center) Mary Tyler Moore enough for the big screen, so I had them torn down and new ones built." "It's all bigger and more expensive," says Gene we first see me, I'm on my Rodenberry, who produced the original series and is producing the movie, too. "And both Bob Wise and I realize we are walking a nar row line between what the Trekkles expect and what we feel we must do, I which is to enlarge It — but enlarge it tastefully." They both f eel that they are accomplishing that goal. And they feel that the show's loyal and vociferous fans will 'It's all bigger accept the new sets and the new costumes, especially since those new costumes and more will be worn by old fwlllar forms — William Shatner, Then there is the set Itself. 7U Star Ship Enterprise is still slicing through the outer reaches of space, and, in general, the familiar control IL oom will Mill be familiar. expensive' But there are changes, making It all just a touch look, on screen, a lot bigger more elaborate. than It really Is. For one thing, at each The sick bay, where the position on the control room, Enterprise's fine physician and Andy Griffith; (right) Josh Mostel. WEDNESDAY Revamped Series Included Whsthpenatoa network TV series that flops In the Nolloon ratings? Thw series gets scrapped, The month of December saw record.bresklng cuts at all three network. Corns.. queetly, January of lV1$ will herald In oodles of replace- "Animal House." The osrs and writers who made "Animal Home" such ah will toll on the new series. Josh model will follow In Joim Bela)'s footsteps as BZiaraky; Peter Fos: takes up Tim Matheson's role as MEAL Otter. At ABC, "How the Wed , "I(p In Chi. Was Won" will replace clonati" returns to its "Monday NI& Football,, - Monday night slot on Jan. IL a cemsity of the semon, not Mw revamped 1411ary Tyler the ratlnj. Moore" *ow,a v'_rlMy Maw "The Osmond Family within Hour," a comedy-variety format.is distad for mgdw series designed for the try in Jamary, too. younger audioucs, will be "FlatbusW' and "Coed noon Similoystl Danny and FSV.I'" occupy the other Mark Oumond will Mar. y Monday nigI* slots. Your new series appear on In "F1 ," which airs 20 t nights; Tuesday ja& U,jouph (li, Aàlan and Wednesday night Zoned, Randy Stuaph, .dwdnlu rnaM the samet. Sandy lklbse'g and VIec* "IS1eNS I" Marl Andy Biduio Mar as five former Griffith as be. Harry members of a Brooklyn ghys neigIborhond baseball keen bvbri& His and resourceful crew of who are kah oat of Ngh retrieval exports tackle school and leeeng to deal ssemy inpoodMe tMhe withthe "reel world" — with each Monday., vom,dy now tar from the "Angie," with Deane sorlm of do ddma&L. Pesoow as an as-waitrem "Coed Fever," Martlag hob who mr4e. wesitkleot JinavIjth end most 41gll. W"er In evsrns at a Maid w•- 's PhIladelphIa, airs Thur. collage when It beum.s a C "When I took over this project," Wise says, "they had built some sets already, for the planned new 'Star Trek' TV series. I decided that they just weren't good You won't recognize the native planet, Vulcan, and to uniforms that Captain Kirk shoot that we went to and Mr. Spock and all those Yellowstone National Park and, on top of that, they lovely people wear. This, the powers-that-be added a vast mat process have decided, is a painting.10 M000VIE, and you have to The engine room of the differentiate between Enterprise is a vast, M000VIES and a lowly TV awesome assemblage of series so the whole space units, glowing and pulsating. ship and the uniforms and all Through the use of that have been upgraded. Hollywood trickery, It will Old, New nout friend, Mr. Spock, "that we were able to make the television show look as good as we did. The budget was low and the time Issue was always pressing. "When we wanted to show another planet, we had to suggest It with a few bits and pieces on the next soundstage. But In this one, when W' Is a cs- is is the ($ verais of odestad seIes with the best Of the ON Gui m-s3 " .The Dun grow of Hd," "Onward and The ftd oom*, "Della tw.d"and "The liochind °WH _S On er m..," ii• 4W'5I N.uM "__ ' :. Mars Joim Amos as a former EVENING foothill hero who Is ap. polatedtoa.rveotgtheterm WaD06.01NEWS of a deceased ccnesuman.a IT'S EVERYSOOY'S BUSISIOCkIM ng also NESS 630 waits for a March 4 (2) Q NEC NEWS wiIere. She stars as an ad. ®•C5 NEWS NE venturous young woman ,p WSy30Øy$ eusi_ IA.c adraiged from her hiaherd, NESS who ______ hesda for a new life In 700 Las Angeles, where Ma finds THE NEWLYWED GAME a Job ina health club. ®MANY TYLER MOORE NBC has elgl* replace- 'ms Dinner Party' A Conmists lined ap. grse'woman with whom Mary On Tuesdays, "Cliff. worked on a now show accepts Mary's Vary casual hapews an rwimMe to dinner. ______ Invitation three minMe chapters, THE revives the Perils .1 JOKM ws.o padinot t, I MACNEIL / LEHRIR "Supertraln," an an- REPORT thlWy of spmoe Modes, 7:30 which take place aboard a iijuuctus croas.country futuristic THE GOi$S IH train, railroads late the' SOVIET.fffl Wednesday er,is. 64i1t'. CAN MYTH Retired General W tnu a ta____ on the John Sligib U.S. Senator Goldwater. CongressLastis May Mrett bosh in , ryppj Crane ji4 oJw5 dl.ilatil for 1rsdsy. Gue plies Of U.S. notary NBC aln has an "Aninial weitneus and massive Corn. Hems" estry. The FMsy murdet buildup. SWISS in labeled "&s 0 WISI, JENNY, WHEN? AM lers." Two lees-age,ls we confronted with a dilemma in dealing with I will be followed by "Tvisbei," the esoapsdes me,, attach to It. of a husband and wife who cmoi. •URNITT AND swap ni.; "Hello Larry," PrnIND$ Quest: Roddy with *Iane lten as a McDowell, radio tolkehow hod; ad 0 DICK CAVITY Guest: Law ran lecat (Pert 2012) "Sweepstakes," a & II, losk at lottery wimers "The (I)OAOIPTOPSONG_ The shry, "*1. For UNICEF Conceit" Celombs," features Kate An array of lop Mu1ew as the t4kd including the See Gees, EIIon j e,, Rod stew. ras*L4 4:f DOfl!I4.4UI*'0 r. _ s . __ . . TMWAk Jan. 10 (12 MOVIE "Trial Of Chaplain form a siect n of music for the benefit of needy children. In this concert from the United Nations building In New York City. David Frost hosts. FO THE Jensen" (C) (1975) James Franciscus, Joanna Miles. A chaplain In the Navy Is courtmartlaled for adultery. (1 1/2 Hrs.) 100 VEGAS NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC When Louise finds out about a I SPECIAL "Goldi" Camera new clause In George's will, she teams travel the world to show almost gives him cause to use how the precious metal Is It. EIGHT IS ENOUGH EMzabath's dream of going to a posh Eastern school conflicts with the Bradford family budget. GREAT PERFORMANCES "Beyond Th. Horizon" Eugene O'Neill's Pulitzer Prize-winning play features Richard Backus, Edward J.' Moore and Marie Tucci. (Fl) 530 CARLO (1)0 MONTE CIRCUS Tally Savatas Is host for the 5th Annual International Circus Festival of Monaco, featuring performances by as honorees, or performers will be AM owl (2)F00NEWS Dick CAVITY Guest: Russell Baker. 1t30 (2) 0 TONIGHT Most: Johnny Carson. Guests: Jlm Fowler, David Horowitz, Charles Nelson Reilly. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME YOUR TURN "Letters To CBS News" POLICE WOMAN Popper goe. undercover to Investigate the drug overdoes death of a rock star. (Fl) 1:10 KOJAK Kolak risks the wrath of ptis friends when he a EVENING 'GiNk iö . Jan. 11 In by the family who try to persuade him to start a new life for himself. '1 IMORE S'The Long MINDY C itoe piâN '%•.•, ,•, THURSDAY mined, transported and used, and how II affects our daily lives. (R) some of the world's greet circus acts and a presentation of awards by Prince Rainier 12 and the Royal Family. (4)IIG VALLEY "Miranda" A M . Mexican aristocrat, fleeing the *4ARUfl ANGILS Mexican revolution, takes refuge on the Barkley ranch. ROCKFORD PILlS Rock. (I) lIST OF SATURDAY ford tries to help a yOung singNIGHT LIVE Cond Bergen, Buck Henry, EIiloft Gould, er being exploited by thesyndiSteve Martin and Chevy chem cats. are among those who will be 137 featured In highlights from tql.S.W.A.T. Hondo and his cuts of the past three years of men clash with a racist parentthis comedy sarl illtary group led by a retired FSa.uuvuMNEN OF THE general. (R) YEAR AWARDS Jackie Glee. 1.10 son is host for this ninth annual TOMORROW — — — bu ness greats Among those (1) NEWS appearing there Is a video screen. (he makes planet calls), There always was. But, played again by DeForrest because of the budgetary Kelley, operates, Is limitations of TV, those something like the one you video screens rarely showed remember from the series. anything on the old series But here, too, it Is larger, But In the movie, each more elaborate, more exscreen has been set to show pensive. something different at all Director Robert Wise thn explain. that what Is OK for "The miracle was," says television is simply not OK Leonard Nimoy, ow good old for a feature. 0 Z NEWS f EARTH.SEA AND SKY NOVA Walk Of Fred Young" From Navajo Indian boy to nuclear physicist, the life of Dr. Frederick Young is (121 NEWS (2J NS( profiled. 4) 0 cati tws . ABC NEWS 0:30 EARTH SEA AND SKY 0 WHAT'S HAPPENINGII Raj and Rerun swap girlfriends in 7 search of the elusive and NE WLYWED GAME c2) THE NI (4) MARY TYLER MOORE coveted title of "ladles man." rtds" ds" Mary is dater"Just Frien M . mined to ti and get Lou back (I) OLJINCY Quincy goes I together with his wife, undercover at a mental institution to Investigate murder and THI 5 WILD patient-abuse charges. LEHRIR ®•SARNAIY JONES BarMACOIIIL naby uncovers a bizarre warREPORT m robbery while Invesligat730 an army captain's ing LIARS I__ desertion, and winds up being WOOD $QIJApE5 charged with manslaughter. .u. MATCI$ T • F#l1' Reports sues100 NAME THA ofSARNIY poilce corruption cause BarTUNE ney and his men to be kwestlAND 0CAROL Sldta: "The Family," gated by the Internal Affairs, "The HoBew Palace Guard." RAISED IN ANGER 0DICK AVITT' Guest: Pus- •Edward Amer hosts this proei Baker. gram intended to he abusive ___ or potentially abusive parents RE TWAIN'S AMER Identify their child-raising - Lightning ICA "Torn Slinger " David Hoffman por0:30 trays Torn Edison, the AmeriOSOAP vented the an In who c genius 10:00 light bulb. In this show hosted by the preeminent storyteller (2)0 WIG REPORTS "China: A We lv Itself" In this docu. nfsty'flInlId I(j' C$Ifl$, (1)0 THEALY0Né'JOh& anchormafi JIèk "Rind1ds' Bo'spraasd friend is tken reports on how the Chlnseeare I JOKER I ____ rY - , Same Director Rol,ert Wise and producer Gene Roddenberry chat with, DeForrest Kelley, Leonard Nimoy (right) and William Shatner (seated). He says he got his start in cassettes of old programs films working for the late and screened them. Some I panel, and they both Val Lewton, who turned out liked, some I didn't. But I did remember there was a many low-budget horror see a lot that Ifelt was inNimoy, Kelley and the rapport. films In the '40s. Working for teresting, so I said yes. others. finally "When Paramount Lawton on such gems as "The script, at that time, Some may think that It is a decided to make this movie, "Curse of the Cat People" had no Mr. Spock in it. curious assignment for they gave me a lid of sparked his Interest In Nimoy had said that he was Robert Wise, who most available directors," science-fiction and fantasy not available at the time. But people remember primarily Roddenberry says, "I saw I felt that Mr. Spock was as the director of "The Sound the name, Robert Wise, and "When they asked me to do absolutely essential, so I of Music." this," he says, "I really fought to get him." to But be has directed some Junvell. Wise says he was equally wasn't a 'Star Trek' fan. But He did get him, and that scIence-fIctIon films in the pleased at the opportunity. I got hold of six or seven may be the bed news of all. past, notably "The Day the Earth Stood SUll' Wise and Roddenberry met some years ago, the producer recalls, at a science-fiction and fantasy film festival at the preparing their younger generation for a role In making their country a superpower. FAMILY A childhood friend of Buddy's mother tries to lure Buddy Into a career on the stage. £ JACQUES LIPCHITZ A biography of the great 20th. century sculptor, including a look at the creation of the Lipchltz Museum in Miami. (Fl) University of Arizona. They both appeared on a 'Kaz' Left Campus Raging To Act Ron Leibman stars In CBS's "Ku" as lawyer Martin Kazin. Ron was bornonOct. 11 in New York City, As a snail boy, he knew vaguely that he wanted to be an actor, but throughout his early education at Columbia Grammar School and high 11:30 schools In New York, he TONIGHT Host: Johnny avoided going anywhere young musical comedy actress. Before the end of the summer, they were married. Miss Lavin Is currently the title star of the comedy series, "Alice,', also on CBS. He made his motion pic- I G NEWS (4) DICK CAVETT Guest: Isaac Stern. ture debut in "Where's Poppa?," followed by "Hot Rock," "Slaughterhouse (I) Carson. Guest: Larry Gatlin. (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME Ton-Ton, The Dog Who Saved Hollywood," "Your Three Minutes Are Up," and MA5'H Frank becomes upset with Hawke" and places him under house arrest. (Fl) $TARSKY & HUTCH Starsky and Hutch go after a dockworker who murdered an near a school date. Enrolling in Ohio Five," "Super Cops," "Won- the soonto be released Wesleyan University, he "Norma Rae." appeared In a production of Leibman is S'll" tall, and "Richard III" and became RON has brown hair and brown forever possessed by the eyes. theater. In the middle of the ford, Coim. undercover policeman. (A) He and Linda Lavin live In Among the other cast year, raging to act, he left 12:00 members was Linda Lavin, a Pacific Palisades. Ohio Weskyan. (1) 91101 VALLEY "Night In A His first proteilonal stage Small Town" While In a small town, Heath finds that an ld appearance was In Arthur friend Is now the town marshal. MW-s "A View from the Bridge." He then joined the 12:06 A lot of viewers are probably wondering what was so hot Yale Repertory Company. CBS LATE MOVIE about something a couple of characters said on the Dec. 7 "Columbo: Swan Song" (1974) In iNS, he made his Peter Falk, Johnny Cash. A episode of "Barney Miller" that canoed it to be "bleeped" country music star fakes an air- Broadway debut In "Deer from the show. plane accident in order to kill Me1 the Sky Is FflI'tg," As It turns out the ABC cemor Mapped on the toes of the followed by "Bicycle Rids to network's comedy his wife. in a move characterized by executive Nevada," "The Deputy," 12:37 iwodoc.r Danny Arnold as "dapid." MANNOC Mannlx searches and "We Bombed In New Arnold said the scene was basically "silly," in which a for the former head ofacom- Haven," for which he Vietnam war said DuPont young radical diacisaktg the pony suspected of killing the ricolved a Theater World and Dow aisinkel "were Involved in the war." Another firm's new president and his Award, 'tcueitey, character said they weren't an Why The Bleep? mistress. () In'lNS,'he ajsirod"to' "CopO" at the EnganO O'Neill Theater at Water- was wood by just saw their Ups moving. callisor so oit ~6" �OF $ .100,000600 ~q0,, N r,4000m ALL MERCHANDISE IN THESE 3 WAREHOUSES MUST BE SOLD Even If BELOW COST! over '100,000.00 worth of * LIVING ROOM SUITES * DINETTE SETS * * BEDDING * SOFA SLEEPERS * TABLES * LAMPS This furniture MUST BE SOLD!! COME IN AND MAKE, US AN OFFERWE'RE PREPARED TO DEAL DON'T MISS OUT ON THESE GREAT SAVINGS! 11 � 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, January 05, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 05, 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 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 05, 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/e405f924a9cbad00a77b22c6736bdd23.pdf d84e368f2db26d3d00d983fd058f46ef PDF Text Text . 1 2B-Evening '--;----;--,-, Herald, Sanford, Fl. p , ' r' r • • - ••f_ • (Following are some of the Seminole County area men and women who are serving In the armed forces of the United States u the new year begins.) THOMAS T.OBRIEN Navy Construction Recruit Valentine, lives at 355 Frances Ave., Thomas T Obrien, son of Thomas R, Cesselberry. and Carol M. Obrien of 503 Green. Briar, Altamonte Springs, has GARY F.SANOERSON completed recruit training at the Mal. Gary F. Sanderson, son of Naval Training Center, Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sanderson of Paducah, Ky., has received his SHERRON L. HILL mailer of science degree at the Air Airman Sherron L. Hill. daughter Force Institute of Technology of Mrs. Evelyn T. McClure of (AIT). His wife, Mary, is the Fairview, N. C., has been daughter of William H. Wight of 226 assigned to Dyess AFB, Tex., for N. Scott Ave., Sanford. duty In the U. S. Air Force food 4 ; f 'JA"( ~) BORDEN . -- -- . . . rvice \ ih, we plan ahead to have arrçlq guan tt. If an advertised item 1411$ out, is, es iIl offer I ) di t41I priced I re.cbecfr or - f IvI)bl, offer a Sutlittute of at eat boa1 nbC 15 i,o CRACKERS )CA1'Q I! GEORGE CHAPa1A11&%a CUeCaWg furnace inter... FLAIR PEN TRANSFERRED I CANDY CASTLE PRE$CRIPflON ORDER ThAT COSTS 3.90 b UP. NOT TRANSFERABLE BETW EN 1111.11"" 1111.11"" THAT COSTS 1,96.2.86. NOT TRANSFERABLE BETWEEN SUPERX STORES. LIMIT 1 PRESCRIPTION PER COUPON PER FAMILY. EXPIRES: JAN. 6 VELOPES /' ON ANYNEW OR TRANIIRRID . . PRESCRIPTION ORDER Box of 100 Assorted flavors. LIMIT 1 PRESCRIPTION PER COUPON PER FAMILY. EXPIRES: JAN. 6 3 • Airman First Class Donna S. Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PFC Joseph A. Serraes, son of Jack C. Hendricks of 404 Satsuma ,, Sanford, has arrived for duty at Alex and Evelyn Serraes, E. Woodland Drive, Sanford. has Bitburg AS, Germany. received letters of commendation from his commanding Officer at the EDWARD 0. WELCH Rhein-Main Replacemen t Detach. Airman Edward 0. Welch, son of mint, 21st Replacement Battalion, retired Air Force Senior Master where he has been stationed for a Sergeant and Mrs. Edward J. Welch year, processing Incoming troops, of 10911 Phillips Dr., Upper and commander at his former duty Marlboro, Md., has completed Air base. the U.S. Army Armor Center Force basic training at Lackland and Fort Knox AFB, Tex. ' ENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM & PRAY, DRY / : IRON Ihi1 L . Rig. 16.97 F-92 I9' COUGH FORMULA _______ ______ TOUCH ELECTRIC Clow ____________ a KOTEX Banishes Itig. 24.88 WOMAN'S S.ICTRIC RAZOR Model IWER.4000 60* 0139 io L' 3WV WDRYER 79!. - 16 II. on. RATRIL - -. .=•,-. - w-_ - - - b- -- a20 2.1/2' :' - ", JACKSONVILLE The U.S. Army Recruiting ennoimc*I a new two-year enliatinent program. It has been more thin tTh years since a two-year enliatment program was used In the AU.Vohaisr Army. Under the new program, enlistees can accumulate up to $7,01 for a college or vocational education. TM two-year option was ivsIIsbli to a limited number ousliflad sonlicants as of I . Wrap yourself in soft 1 II , • P TTERIES 1 'ø "N Pack of 2, size C; ____ II COLM FILM EACH Rig. 7.11 - 12iuioms .4 An aIUOI'& benefit of the program Is a guaranteed duty M.MAY COLOR 'INVAMM In Europe. SUPER ..' choices in this program will be limited to Combat Arms or Combat Support Military Occupational Spiclaltles. To Wy for the special two-year enliotzn,n$, applicants mot. have ne prior military service, be a high school graduate, scare in ow erlsvslmltegorlason the ArmYsenliatment jumlnation and agree to am four years in the Individual Ready Ruem after release from two years of active duty. Approximately 12,106 slots will be available in 1676 to male and fmsle high school grad" For more Information contact the Army r.pre.enta6e In your ares They are Hated in the t.l.ulione yellow neu wider J SHADOw400 MAN MINOR IUMULIN . RIcH oiøI REVLON r" I _ MASCARA OF A1.MAY INCH LASH I . • ; JAN, 6,oroO4ot. . He alas owned Muvay Body Woeb for makSng surreys and a S ' .................-- - - -. : ' -. - -. -- .- . -. ' -, - , -. ' ' r -' - '' - --- -- - , . . .._.., ... . , , ._. .w e., . . . ._ . . ... I'I remember the first street car; It WU - qwi• a me aSs AY OWN FIN * - De you recugeis, this old two-dory house? Surely there meet be some old4lmor In the Sanford area who can h4 solve the mystery of whor, it Is (or was). picture was probably taken In 1* or 1167 and shows thenowners, Mr. and Mrs. wmI E. Murray; their daughter, Ella Mae (hi lam) holding her baby; Sisila Mae Babbit, three du1lin whose lle4ltles are net known; and Ella's young son, Earl Townessid Ware, on dn'uk,y. Wis, now %Isla$aidordthiswsskefleranabsmc.o176 years lashing tar the sid hentetesi kog"ipw4dby his wlfl, Ware canw beck to this ar.sfrvmhis home Is Pini Grove1 CaIIL, to visit old Menda, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daboll .03 7*m In las, LlBgWSid. They arrived Dec. Il ad pis to lea,. Saturday. Worn rbers theAhis gridber Murvey owned a twoderyhomezaftve.acre piece andthdheowneda.factory tll for man.0b* irnIIiS this for Wo. fNfli.. mery was tbeouly lose of Its khiidintheares and they °° ObtWid md km do DEVELOPING &PRINT1NG UPERX. DRUGS .2438 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FU, PH. 3224270 I S Reg. 2.99 • AT OILV IN tau ff". IOS I MASCARA £141M &l4VIW. " EVEREADY SIZE U 1 ALUM FOW15 CIUj i IN cgMO431- 99$ pa 9V0h,elfl9li pack. Reg. 1.79t01.99 I _I __ 4 Missing ADYALKAUM EVERE LWLU 111110111111111111111111111 - .-,. The House DE? _____ RIVION "r.11111114 N"r.11111114 I CquafuVS$, SUPO ,,. 429 Rig. 3.69 and 3.99 Reg. W. V.., .. - PACK Pea BATH SHEETS " REFiLL COLDS A ( ................ MOP EACH P110(15 CHILDREN'S 5.1/2' HEAVYWEIGHT I• 1 4menl 4 P an ufluIS * SPONGE 'k J 14.99 FOR • . _____ ~_-.4 P k ... CONGESPIRIN Army Begins New ::: .. a - -% m000 Reg. V. . NeNd '.- Today for household choreal ROLLERS A . . PbiNi bY T MRS. McMURRER moving out Just In case i ....,, PAIN PIUSVIR 5• I 111L AIRMAN WELCH -j . BROOM Lightweight, easy-to-use helpers Reg. CH-1 / If IPONGE MOP )r ANGLER Sam CLOCKS EI8N ,.• ;!1 SHAMPOO TREATMENT WI$TCLO* BIG SIN OR BABY SIN Disinfects as it removes stains I I CEDAR AFTER _ I 1.04 %punuill gum 11 CLAIROL RV ilIV VI I GUY ATT 1 CLAIROL -F -V N 2 _ COFFEE FILTERS mrw o,7sa. I ooisoa..&-14 `19 13.89 LU$ Model 13972 Rig. 19.86 ii LIGHT DAYS 18 Rig. PANT1- drying effects of heated air. Gallon site. 459 PR HIIMIflIFWR ______Model IST.1 ARROW IiII BOWL 9 CLEANER I,I HANKICRAFT COOL-VAPOR kaw - iblu m i .-..-• (tJj) pi1 REMINGTON VANISH TOILET pwo . shaving dual head. Travel case. . creeftOW roftma= 6_W I I4lI4 14 III 14I S _____ RAZOR •... . .. The $1.50 Increase would not by 11*" saId Parke. He exThat marketing program be Instituted Immediately, plalned a sudden Increase of had profits Includes more direct mail and according to Kevin Rorke, thftt magnitude might cause salesmen efforts to all new general manager for Cable- Cablevision to lose ctntomers In Sanford' subscribers, according to vision. Instead It will probably who could not afford the added Rorke, and has mulled in a be instituted in Increments over cost right now. 100subscrlber-Increase In r the next one to two years. If The rate hike would apply rate or flD.11 S&U ROfilIc. Rorke assumed his CurTent Qmn PA In ChAh l...f fnii, mnntha position with the firm in The current $6.50 per month October and was not present in August when the firm first Mgt rate th75 cents to$1below the with the commlon on the rate state average, commented increase request. However, he Rorke. W111 present "One aspect of our financial proposal to thecommission position Is our low rates," said later this month and said he will Rorke. "me average In the \ hit on a familiar theme: state is about $7.25 or p7.50 at CablevIsIon's failure to make a this point With Herald PW I Ties VIsome profit In Sanford. provided. By Was service I According to recently mean fewer channels." Jeremy Walsh and David Fogg swap cool breathe as they wait for school COOL DAYS, completed audit, Cablevision's bus for Goldsboro School this mcrnlng at Eastwood Court and Airport Cablevision increases Its Sanford operation lost $110,000 revenues, the city would gain Boulevard, Sanford, Temperatures dipped Into the 20s for the second COOL DAYS In 1677, saId Rorke. more In its franchise fee straight night Wednesday - but a warming trend was predicted. Story, The tom Is nothing new, he charged to Cablevision. Page SA. Other photos, Pages 2A, Sit, added. Under tarsus of the franchise "We've never had profits in agreement between thle city and Senfos'd," co,nzns'ted Rorke. Sanford gets eight"In an4cn.-isaif Saban To Coach At West Point of the operation you espect that, but menus the company derives net in the later years."f rom Sanford subscribers of ___ Lou Sabaa, coach of the The Clock ........ 4-A Horoscope ....................CORAL GABLES (UPI) TWO l$CtOl5 dfrSCtIy $17,100 annually whichever is Aromd University of Miami for the last two seaseis, will become Bridge ....................4-B HsqItaI ...................I-A Cablevision's losses In SuifOrd gre 0 of the United Stales Military Academy, UM .0we its low rates and the Cablevision currently pays caie.ur ................. 2-B Obituaries ................I-A ficlals a.uiced today. ______ somber of sUbscribers t ClOud......................OURSELVFS .............1.8 the $17,100 fee to the city, Crossword ................. ' 4-B Sabsa, who took over the Hurricanes' striggliag ci". Herbs because eight-and-one-half football program In December 1671, was talkies to West In the Orange-SemInole percent Of b Sanford remuse Editorial ..................4-A Sports ....................7.A Dear Abby ................ 1-B Television ................2-B Point officials today aid was aol Immediately available Rorke ash. Dr. Lamb .................4-B Weather .................. 1-A eummoL So. CAIV, Page 2* aorthsn averages abnat 0 _______ REGINALD DAVIS S S'S LIMIT 1 PLEASE I Jan. 2L I' REMINGTON '\ j ____ Model . approved this month, the first only to regular cable fee, said percent of the homes that could step Increase would come In Rorke. The Home Box Office have cable. Sanford's 2,300 late February or March, (HBO) service would not be subscribers amount to about 30 affected, because Its rate Is percent of the homes that could Orange-SemInole Cablevision commented Rorke. Cablevision rates are regulated by the Federal receive cable service, he added. will take another crack at getting the ceiling for its regulated by the city corn- COInnUmICItIO'II Commission. Because of the lower-thanThere are no plans to up monthly rat. in. Sanford in. mllon, average number of subscribers, i ftm $LU to08 when It "I don't think we'4 Cablevisign has begun --ow-ften" 2. 100 CT. 48$ _88$ I I Spec. 4 Reginald Davis, son of Mr. Airman Charles R. Dowell, son of and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, IIO Llncolh Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dowell of 317 Ave., Sanford, recently was W. Main Ave., Longwood, has assigned as an assistant tank oraduated at Lackland AFB, Tex., crewman with the lst Armored Division in Bamberg, Germany. from Air Force beak training. •- .' Herald Staff Writer KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES $ Navy Seaman Randall R. Marine Private James E. Bolt, Williams. son of Robert C. and son of James C. and Barbara A. Bolt Marie L. Williams of 704 Pescador of 217 Canyan Court, Winter Springs, Ave., Altamonte Springs, has has completed recruit training at completed recruit training at the the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Naval Training Center, Orlando. Parris Island, S.C. '--.. 4 r- . . . JAMES E. BOLT - .. r By MAX ER&IIETIAN ROBITUSSIN .., $ ' ..,.:'.J-.t ! oA p ' ?,I fabric window temperature dial . : - $BAGS FOR AbfRObItt% Inetant spray button, water '. FOR - - 4VARIETIES YOUR CHOICE 2 PMKS. Excludes brth.controI pills. Cable TV Firm E yei ng Rate Hike In SanfordV-.* dI "' CANDY SATHER'S COOKIES STORES. Excludes birih-control pills. v JOSEPH AipSEPRAES ..- . w - . 3 00 I God A ON ANY NEW ON tinesu of 1042 Bluebell Drive, completed recruit training at the Casselberry, is currently on an Naval Training Center, Orlando. extended deployment in the Mediterranean Sea. DONNAS.MEYER .. .- . - .. STUART R.MARTINEAU CHARLESW. FLANDERS Navy Chief Boiler Technician Navy Seaman Recruit Charles W. Stuart R. Martineau, son of Flanders, son of Grace S. Flanders Raymond J. and Loretta A. Mar. of 2502 W. First, Sanford, has . . .. S central air and heating system. He said he has been unable to find asleep. Her husband had left a note saying he wasn't feeling well Chances are, had the Incident gone undetected the inhaling of and had gone to bed early. Her daughter, 13-year-old Victoria, a natural gas would not have been fatal, Chapman said. However, according to Chapman, if there was a malfunction in the air student at South Seminole Middle School, was vomiting, Mrs. McMurrer described the events this way: "I was taking care of my daughter when I heard my husband 'Thank scream.He apparently had tried to get out of bed and fell. "At that point he went into convulsions, It was a lucky thing he for acreamedorl wouldn't have gone into the room. "I knew I needed help that's when I called my son. I didn't conditioning or heating system related to a combustion problem, realize he was sick. He came staggering In and fell down. and that went undetected, all of the oxygen In the house could "It was frightening. You don't know who to run to first. I guess h.ua ian 4ap 1 aid the family esul4 ha v e firil" us, ,ni'I you jIM naturally hdP the mis. mcMurrer contacted Sanford police and the faintly was Mrs. McMurrer said the entire family was Ill about two weeks treated by Sanford Fire Rescue personnel and Herndon am- ago but It was diagnosed as the flu. She said that's what she bulance attendants before being transported to Florida Hospital. suspected when she first arrived home Wednesday evening. Altamonte for two hours of oxygen treatment. She said she felt fortunate that she had not spent the entire The family, including retired New York City policeman John A. evening at home with her family because she might have been McMurrer, 43, and his son John S. McMurrer, 15, a student at overcome by the gas as well. "Thank God for bingo," she said. r = officer Candidate School (OCS). ------ ' She said when she arrived her husband and son were both a gas leak. / present rank upon graduation from ----. .. bingo. FW HENRY C. THURSAM STEVEN I. FOILES Navy Counselor First Class Henry Navy Ensign Steven B. Foiles, Son C. Thursam, son of Henry C. and Margaret Thursam of SI Volusia of retired Lt.Col. Forrest L. FoileS of Drive, DeBary Is on an extended 116 Holderness Drive, Longwood, deployment in the Mediterranean has been commissioned in his nmayais I IBOXES Okinawa. AIRMAN SERRAES ... . GREAT TASTE TREAT FOR YOUNG AND OLD SCHOOL BOXES 200 CT. reported for duty aboard the Air. Drive, Longwood, has been craft carrier USS Independence, promoted to his present rank while homeported in Norfolk, Va. serving with 3rd Marine Division on CHARLES I. DOWILL - - • - - - - 'cns FOR 291!1J Navy Ship's Serviceman Seaman FREDRIC MARK BLOCKER Recruit Walter G. Jordan Ill, IOV of Marine Corporal Fredric Mark Sue A. And Walter G. Jordan Jr. of Blocker, son of William E. and 212 Flamingo Drive, Sanford, has Virginia Blocker of 331 Windsor RANDALL R.WILLIAMS 3J$ NOD THIS 1W 6TH CIGAR STYLE FILLER PAPER AA" - ByDENNISFEOIA Lyman High School are resting today at a relative's home In Herald Staff Writer Casselberry. It was at the moment she heard her husband scream, Elizabeth McMurrer also sustained several broken teeth and injured his McMurrer said that she realized It was odorless and colorless gas leg when he fell, his wife iajd. w . urge uaman, superintendent for Florida PublicUtifity Gas "lm't ask me how Iknew," Mrs. McMurrer said. "But, as soon Company, was at the McMurrer home at 230 Pine Winds Drive In as be screamed I turned off the heat." the Hidden Lake subdivision this morning checking the problem. Mrs. McMurrer credits her having gone to bingo with saving He said while the cause of the problem instill unknown, be serious harm. She arrivedat her Sanford her family from ith McMurrersus ects home at 11 p.m. Wednesday after spending the evening playing bingo rank while serving with 3rd Marine Division on 2LW Sao. Gas Overcomes 3 In Sanford Family AIRMAN FROST IL We want to set what w advertise w l qq retired Army Setgeant First Class ELMER GRIFFIN and Mrs. Rodgers T. Peterson Sr. of Marine Private First Class Elmer 2110 Kewannee Trail, Casselberry, Griffin, son of Princeila Griffin Of 77 has received his first promotion in Selma Court, Altamonte Springs, the U. S. Air Force. has been promoted to his present - AIRMAN FARRIER AIRMAN DOWELL LIMIT 1 PLEASE Sanford. Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents 'I Heard My Husband Scream' 19 ROUND 1/2 GALLON 11116 0sissIlIV I Thursday, January 4, 1979--Vol. 71, No. 118 ICE CREAM service field. Her father, Jesse E. Hill, resides at 2706 Magnolia Ave., NODGER T. PETERSON JR. Se IL the 43rd Engineer Battalion at FOR Binning, Ga. His mother, Betty ._..t '-a-- -- _______ Mrs. Eldon L. Hambleton of 231 Force aircraft maintenance field. Eldorado Drive, DeBary,to the rank of airman first class at Yokota AFB, NATHANIEL BRYANT Japan. Marine Lance Corporal Nathaniel Bryant, on of Willie L. Bryant Sr. of 1511 Lincoln Ave., Sanford, has been WALTER W. WILLS promoted to his present rank while Spec. I Waiter W. Wills, son of serving with the 2nd Marine Cliff Wills, 1321 Carlsbad, Orlando, Division, Marine Corps Base, Camp recently was assigned as an Lc(eune, N C. Rodger T. Peterson Jr., son of Tha NATHANIEL JOHNSON JAMES R. SMITH RONALD W. DOWELL Pvt. Nathaniel Johnson, son of Mr. Maintenance Hull Navy The U.S. Air Force has promoted and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Sanford, completed One Station Unit Technician Second Class James R. Ronald W. Dowell, SOfl of Mr and Mrs. Wesley Dowell of .117 E. Main, Training (OSUT) at Fort Benning, Smith Jr.. son of Peggy J. and James R.Smith Sr. of 176 Lake Longwood, to the rank of airman Drive, Longwood, recently par. first class. DAVID W. VICK ficipated in exercise "Unitas XIX."His Wife Debra, is the Marine Lance Corporal David W. daughter of Carroll R. and Carol N. LAWANN E. FARRIER Vick, son of Jolene Mercier of SO? Dickerson Of 520 Orange Drive, Select ed for training at Keesler Grandview Way, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs. AFB, Miss., in the personnel field recently participated In exercise after completing basic training at "Firex 2.75" at Marine Corps Base, Lackland AFB.Tex.,ls Airman Camp Lejeune, N. C. LaWann E. Farrier, daughter of Mr. PHILLP E. FROST Airman PhilIpE. Frost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Anderson Sr. of SAMUEL J. DESCHAMPS and Mrs. Isaac J. Frost of 595 632 Mays Ct.,Orlando. Her husband, Samuel J. Deschamps, son of Mrs. Orange Ave ,Longwood, has been Air Force Sergeant Alvin W. Robert Babbitt of 126 W. Bay Ave., Farrier , is the son of Mr. and Mrs. selected for technical training at LOO9WOOd, has received his first Sheppard AFB, Tex., in the Air Clarence Farrier of Altamonte promotion in the U S. Air Force. Force aircraft maintenance fleid. Springs, Fla MARK SANDERS CAROLYNJ.ANOREW Navu Aviation Electronics Ten. rhnlcian Third Class Carolyn J. U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Andrew, daughter Of Lawrence C. Mark Sanders, son of Mrs. Edith and Frances C. Andrew of 633 Sanders of 1112 E. Eighth St., Ivanhoe Way, Casselberry, has Sanford, has arrived for duty at reported for duty at Naval Air Bitburg AS, Germany. Station, Jacksonville, Fla. KURT J. CULVER Airman Kirt J. Culver, son of Mrs. THOMAS E.oARclA Judith J. Culver of ltd Great Bend The U. S. Air Force has promoted Road, Altamonte Springs, has been Thomas E. Garcia. sonof retired Air selected for tenchical training at Force Chief Master Ser geant and Shep rd AFB, Tex., in pa the Air H . Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1q79 In - r .- p Ltg aLt bi rnifl9 EARL WARE blaII1 shop on First Street. He timIJfl,fI there was a little creek that ran aiongalde Ui. property. There was an artesian well that enabled them to have ncrAM waiter on the wicond Iltiory as well. Wam In nd an of dw location of a* UN are many Incidents from his clüliood here that stand out In his memory. "I remember the first attest car; It was quit, a big g,H said 1 1110I NOUSK Page �2A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, FL Iran: VQRLD I N BRI E F Israel: More Peace Talks And More Settlements By United Press International Israelis prepared to resume peace talks in Washington but Prime Minister Menachem Begin said today his government will establish more Jewish settlements on the occupied West Bank, an indication of the tough stance he will take in negotiations with EvDt's President Anwar Sadat. Chaim Kaufman, acting chairman of Begin's Likud faction in the Knesset (parliament), said in Jerusalem that Begin had pledged his government will continue to settle Jews in the West Bank. No dates for the building of settlements were mentioned. r, But Planes Take mw4, Iran foreign evacuees took off without radar assistance today as military experts substituted for striking air traffic controllers. ntbemcity ofShiraz, troops today opened fire and used tear gas to disperse antishah demonstrators, according to the state-run Radio Iran. Demonstrators set fires In the streets, the radio reported . ... .• . . : tentacles toward Vietnam, Pakistan, Burma, : India and the Philippines with the help of the United Stat es. The official Soviet Communist : party daily Pravda said inacominentary that : the new Peking-Washington diplomatic ties would encourage Chinese expansion In Asia. Zoners' Goal.0 \ - . ,.. ... structures now zoned iA ir.w . • .' FLORIDA FINERY? / ...a complete entertainment guide with the full week's TV listings, interesting feature stories, Dick Kleiner's column, Go Guide, crossword puzzles and much, much more! she awaited the school bus at Eastwood Court and Airport Boulevard, Sanford. PREVENT Trial Moved ir* BIRTH DEFECTS JAQCSONVILLE (UPI) — U.& District Judge George C. Corrhumovedthetrialofnlne Americans charged with operating the marIJuina-om. gling ship, Heidi, to Tampa GIVE TO because of pi*IaI publicity. in the DOMES THIS SPACE CONTI$jTLO Iv THE you. coansiri snou ou. - PvItI$sI : •"N' • - _ ____ MI1*1S ê,eS1 drug-inclined." Cabbie Pays For Ride - NEW YORK (UP!) — A Russian-born cab driver who allegedly took two Iranian visitors for a ride the night after Christmas — to the tune of $175 each for a $1.35 trip — was taken for a little ride himself by police. David E. Tzachuashvile, a fl-year-old Immigrant, was arrested and charged with extortion, grand larceny and possession of stolen money, Port Authority police announced. records indicate. A diamond ring valued at $850 WdL "If there was any question sheriff's deputies burglars FRESH. 11 Xrk From Coal To Clean Gas? _ W.% W Ardw HOUSTON (UP!) The United States is developing a method for converting previously unattainable coal to a clean gas that could be used by 1987, an Energy Department official says. Edward L. Burwell, chief of the Energy Department's underground coal conversion office, said the conversion of low-grade Western coal too deep underground to mine appears economically competitive with Imported gas. Burwell said almost 1.8 trillion tons of coal are believed - - r%AlI IJI%IL -- I SHAD .50LB. 3 FILLET FLOUNDER...... $ 1989 available for underground coal gasification. [OYSTERS No China Fallout In Milk LB. $iOj ' Sanford Seafood Center v No excessive WASHINGTON (UP!) radioactivity from China's Dec. 14 nuclear test has been found In the latest milk sample taken by the government. The report was based on 54 milk samples from a nationwide - W IN *011 .I '40j, PHONE 3234890 1219 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD surveillance system, the Environmental Protection Agency said. The EPA said none of the samples, taken Dec 26 andDec. 27 showed 1 •R,OlIDAhkhf V ., , $ • .'. WORLD h.f WCAL.tke most cs.pht. / .. - subscrlbs EVsnligNi,aIj, dilly and Sisday. van FIN sv'*scm.n aid mail ftisdayl — ——— — -- — — — — — PPeu• Inter My Subscription To Th. Evening Herald '4. I I 1 Veer 1*0 I 1 • Hotelman Conrad Hilton Dies — Encloullsmyd$ avow i 0 Ain* $1.11 Conrad SANTA MONICA, Calif. Hilton, who parlayed small Texas hotel into an lMern$tlonal chain worth million., died Wednesday night of pnewnonla. He was 91. 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' Money In your IRA account earns top interest compounded so It really grows in your Flagship _______ __ FsM Hsnw-PA 1 Contract between the Seminole Educational Clerical Association (SECA) and the Seminole County School Board moved one step closer to final agreement Wednesday with SECA chief negotiator Ann Finch (seated) initialing the agreement with Ernest Cowley, school board negotiator. Sally Harvey (standing) SECA president, registers approval. The contract Is expected to be printed this week and distributed to county clerical employees next week for ratification. WASHINGTON (UP!) — Gulfstream American Corp. will pay a $120,000 fine for concealing up to $7.6 million in "commissions" It gave agents who set up sales of Its executive jet in six countries — possibly by funneling bribes to high foreign officials. Gulfstream representatives pleaded guilty to 12 comfto filing falsestatements to cover Up the payments. U.S. District Judge Oliver Ga.ch accepted a plubarga1nIn agreement ilider which the company wiu pay the maximum fine of $10,000 on each count In the fourth prosecution of a major overseas bribery, case. IrN. homm Phft a" 1116~ of laigmail SW so" of her 111 - MAN NEW YOUR (UP!) — Doctors are more prone to alcoholism, drug addiction, depression and suicide than other people and less likely to seek professional help, says a psychiatrist who has studied emotionally disturbed physicians. "Patients may be taking great risks with sick doctors, especially mentally sick doctors," Dr. Robert E. Jones, said in the January issue of "The Sciences," a publication of the New York Academy of Sciences. Firm Pays Bribery Fine hc "WS c.v.r.g. i the Graft $.ifd I , p... SIGNING CEREMONY mediate applicability to treatment. "Severe mental depression Is a disorder that affects one of every 10) Americans. • NATION Ibàf .. Doctors Linked To Addiction to severe mental depression, a California scientist reports. He-said he is searching for a method to locate It In the living. Dr. David E. Comings of the City of Hope National Medical Center In Duarte, said: "This is a basic research finding and does not have any Im- JOIN THE THOUSANDS OF EVENING HERALD READERS SUNDAY THRU FRIDAY AND START ENJOYING... . • Mis*.$33$, IMMIII, 4 everyFrlday. if. i . - ..--- ____ • 1$ cists, U" .•' Is u.s. a,.y wl Department said two men "just walked into the hospital ... from what I understand it was Inherit Mental Illness? I Ipi AREA DEATHS J'J( HOWARD Even*ng _ MARCH from the conviction last month of six Colomhians and one Survivors: his Slsrd; four sane, Whhisan F., (isident1al, m51wIy, .olsrnpoitlonolSanferd.d son, 8pta; a of Ruth, Denny, Jr.,,Sanfotd, Herman L., St. fi and hntIt51oial). stretches north to Airport four daugt4ers, Ullue Stuk I , gofoli,4 Am (tames and Ruby Joyce and Rodman B. Brumley, wordii* on the O AWO Is the ther items on toiilgWs May, Houston; and Mary Portland (vt; othr, Joha páui* RMOI to allow related ng and Include: a m. P1 Nancy $snford, seven is within an RMOIioned ririe, for a Store a ae T Rdh wwb', Sszàrd; two grhL1 and one greatstucturs," explained sodhsosnierofFlrat&eat Aanas; $ used b51heF5 Cager, West Virginia, -&"d I1IIIt and Cyws and William, Colomban, Ga. u.m. is in open cerIStM12I$WFIrat1L; le change would not cwpefarrungsmsat& RMOI zoning to commercial a51webUo repair j•a (p.1gb Margaret — noted aracsiat' at erpriau, e$ pUc leering will also be I$v, (suer d In McGowan, all Fun.ral Noticu d, and .l grand bWd at city ball tonight discussion of dsniqsat of SMIOU McINTOSH. MIS. NMIIITT thI*IIL SS*C1.Pun.rel services far rponl gI aboid 00 acres of pIus hr a ..ore uublgllIIi Mrs. HIVVI Grace McIMoWi, fl in the original Hidden north if the cm r l me. 1. Psels.disdDsc.$i$ 1*s P1*insd Unit Develop Lob ai1vWs Nd a ri_ Hospital, SomirAle wmb..sli:*a.m.,PrIday,M Grace PUD)km PUDto 1& (era less aaesften' Mrs. Harriett y.wslda We sylvas L*e MCIM, .. 1, Piola, died '' __ Cv wan Nov. Puddle Pleal would not sHed b'iu: at Dec 30 at I51t Memorial Smith offIc11tIm. kisses llTal Hurt to P"e, Fvssral Hsmi.PA In cW. Md.. abe had Uved Is Psola 1$ • wss *14111 IN VMSI V. WILLIAM I.— YOWL _____ Puesr& ssrvlcN * William 5. by two esters, ,, "I 18111111111111till Ave.. $an wi. iso w.. lit Year, No. 110—Thursday, January 4. lP7 Mn Helen leyd Prisen flSSddY. will be Prldrn, 1p.m. md Mrs. Charlotte Rotb and Sunday. sxc.pt Saturday Iv. The Saulerd First Preslyterhis CMird 311 N. Prs.ó Ave., $aitert P11. flfll. both if BaIn, $4. .an or. vireii L. iryast Jr. aid sever I nieces and slIlcIelkis. PAWIOI 10 £v1em usd Class PSSINI Paid , s.*d, ,teme rent ubli$Md Daily rø,.ni,ig I Exclusively Em --- leuIIs Oslvsiyi hospital." Magazine Funeral services for Jim wirn S. Brianley 60, of 711 longer wider one ownomhip Howard, 53, formerly of San- pim iioi. died It Is no longer real a PUD." ford, were in Sparta, Tens., on Wednesday,.BornSanford, in Charleftes Die zoning currently iiermfts Property ownerslyeffected by Tuesday. Mr. Howard died of to Sanford in a !1.C., hipital and residential will be allowed to heart attack on Dec. 30. ___yed at faIlit1essiahuBram Tow.rL Salk whet IOflhII( they 1551 15 had p Sparta, he n ive at of A Alzilntsn and was a acordlng to Bill BflCelafld, best for their land, noted lived In Sanford for of the First member Sjiford Building Of ficial. , Want to years before returning to p gbye.15n Qiwth of SanHiwever, he noted, such tie memilasree years ago. ito jort facilities contain shop that are thin raddaw ftwommlE. ___ City . by hod ban employed include his wife, aM t.clelcally allowed under no original i*iiiii , roducts of got" . Genevieve L Brianky, zoning, pUD 110 present RMOI (1lIssg Ht'mld two nurses hostage in an apparent drug robbery, authorities said. "They have hostages at the hospital," said Sarah Monroe, a Highway Patrol dispatcher. "We got a report that somebody held up the ... radlosctvity In .xca of - what would, normally be expected without a nuclear test. Braceland. "The ares Is ___ MARION, S.C. (UPI) — Two men raided the Palmetto General Hospital in downtown Marion today; shooting an orderly and taking _____ ______ . we would not close the book. "She was just a poor little old lady who wandered off. What 'l rage IAJ : . Sanford Planning and 40 to 60 acres of the ZicthgCotnmlssicnatstonlghi PUD that has alresd will consider a proposal to developed, according to aqlend existing uses permitted Braceland. uqder RMOI zoning to Include "ThIs is an sHalt to (St sop that would be operated things cleared up," said wjj . Americo in the same came. clear Things Hospital, Take Hostages for 21 years of oppression and torture — and make Iran selfsufficient in food. %,Plus Bid Fail Christina Davis, student at Goldsboro school, showed off some of her winter finery this morning as MOSCOW (UPI)— The Soviet Union today -'.'portrayed China as an octopus putting out 2 Drug Robbers Raid stalemate. The 63-year-old Bakbliar promised gradually to end martial law, free political prisoners, abolish the political arms of the SAVAK secret police — blamed f 4 :Vlets 100 Miles In Cambodia "'Russia: China Octopus political and economic Bakhtlar Wednesday promised opponents of the shah he would Institute political reforms aMcid off oil supplies to Israel and South Africa. He announced the move, reversing the shah's long standing rule that Iran did not worry where its oil ended up, and a wristwatch valued at $50 DESK PHONE RIPPED OFF records. TOOLS FROM VAN was reported stolen by Morris Burglars stood on a chair to A total of $370 in tools was M. Schwartz, 77, of 5278 get through a window ofahouse stolen from a van on Seminole Ave. in the Goldenrod near Maitland and once inside !ported The Seminole County killed her was wandering Into subdivision in southeast they stole a desk telephone Dec. 30. Owner of the merSheriff's Department has an isolated area," Harrell said. valued at $17.50. John Filicky, chandise, Bob Hilton, 41, of 124 Seminole County. CASH MISSING determined that the death of 60in Tee-NGIfl Schwartz told sheriff's 68, of Camp San Pedro on Dike Fairway DriveSanford, Inge Hummel, 40, of 200 year.old Kathryn Bivins of reported deputies the merchandise was Road told sheriff's deputies the Estates near was stolen while Center Street in Midway was Vinewood Drive near Sanford ........a..A ...e.I .1 1... stolen while he was gone from burglary occurred sometime the property and the van was parked In his yard, Saturday the house between 7 p.m. and g between The woman's skeletal has been stolen. apparently gained entry to records indicate. p.m. Tuesday. Burglars ap- Tuesday. Mrs. Hummel told sheriff's remains were found by two men stolen church through a bathroom CASSETTES STOLEN walking In a heavily wooded deputies the money was TAPESTAKEN window sometime between parentlyforcedopen a bedroom A tape case with 24 cassette area about one-fourth mile west from her home while she was noon Monday and a a.m. window to gain entry to the On Christmas night burglars tapes and two speakers with a house, according to records. broke into a Ford pickup truck combined value of $196 was of the Douglas Stenstrom away from 7:30 p.m. to 9:20 records Indicate, Bridge off the St. Johns River p.m. Wednesday. She said when and stole a tape case and 31 reported stolen from a van Ten religious medals were NO LAUGHING MA1ER on Dec. 19. She was reported she arrived home she eight track tapes valued at $232. while it was parked in Fern For the second time in one been forced reported stolen and the missing from her home on Nov. kitchen door had nitrous The incident was reported to Park. Chris Holland, 19, of tabernacle weighed between 80 month a cylinder of 13 by two sisters living In the open and the house had been and 100 pounds, according to oxide has been stolen from a sheriff's deputies bySunderland Samuel E. Maltland,toldsherlff'SdePUtieS ransacked, according to area. 2464 Parker, 47, of the San Jose Office records. The ciborium, a shed at the merchandise was stolen —Ieren,Ie pathelagi.t -Wl _Road near Maitland, according Tuesday between 4 p.m. and ctlesslutudu j%A Joseph Davis of Warn!, a bone The cash was in a white at $250. Total value of the Boulevard near Altamonte to records. 8:30 p.m., according to recoras. specialist, examined the plastic bank bag and was at Springs. was set POOF GOES PLYWOOD WRENCH GONE remains and determined there denominations of $20 and merchandise stolen The cylinders, which contain indicate. impact total of 23 sheets of plywood gun A was no evidence of foul play, smaller bills, records Indicate. $800 records what is commonly known aswrench A "Radar" airat $75 was valued at $220 was reported DIAMOND STOLEN n 30 valued according to Sheriff's Depart A $2,000 diamond ring was laughing gas, weigh betwee reported stolen from Cottman stolen from a construction site CHURCH ROBBED ment Major Duane Harrell. 40 pounds and are valued at Transmission at 1821 N. High- of All State Homes on Highway reported nstolen from a Forest and Harrell said the woman had a Several religious Items $240 each. residence. W31 17.92 near Maitland. Steve 436 near Altamonte Springs. history of wandering away eluding medals, a brass City Carmel Burchfield, 16, of 1111 Silverman, 25, of Winter Jim Merritt of Orlando BULLETHOLE from her borne and on one tabernacle and goldplated Jerome Way told sheriff's Samuel Thompson, 65, of Springs, told sheriff's deputies reported the merchandise was occasion was located by ciborium were reported stolen Ira Paul deputies the one-carat ring was stolen from a stolen sometime between was the wrench sheriff's deputies after she had from the St. Peters and In a 2005 Jefferson Ave. In Sanford dresser out to Sunday and Tuesday, according was hole in workbench while he walked to Oviedo. reported finding a bullet Church on Howell Branch Road stolen from a bedroom according to records. ng to to records. di the hood of his car Monday. lunch on Tuesday, accor "It was not uncommon for near CasselbeITy. at $15, Damage was estimated RING STOLEN her to walk anywhere," Harrell Richard P. English, , told By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF ment of "hon est elders" to try and pull Iran out of Its current (CedIsoed Frees Page 1A) unserved areas in Sanford,: !are. according to Rorke. It will tab : "There was an old man who kept saying: 'There ain't no such wioags to $1$,000per year. six miles of cable at aced of : iing, there ain't no such thing' as he saw It coming per mile or $51,000: Cable representatives stred for Its inaugural rim. He went out and pat his finger on heir case for a rate to provide service to those : 1g.1i t ack and ftstreet car cut his finger off and Wood was spurting how before the commission lad areas, he said. are" rMK With aILi around." meet e and Anged, but were asked to POCkd He also recalls discovering a rattlesnake under the hous city staff to Iron out riling to Rock., when new . sling his grandfather to come and kill ft. govag won of home conatrudlon took place "He shot the female rattler and baby rattlesnakes were Among those problems were attd cablevision failed to extend rerywbere," he said. Be also remembers gathering eggs laid by homes' ,(t4hell turtles ao big it took two men to lift them onto the compIIia of poor service and its lines. AtdalC4 agon. afallureto extend cable service are not now served by: cablevIsion. "The eggs weren't too bad, but they were kind of tough," he to all we of the city. scaBs. eite' of Cablevision has increased Its ie Anyone with Information that might be helpful to Ware in Sanford without ble service, staff and opened more : ca family, citing the old home place, or who njgig to he ser but, City Manager Warren E. telephone in contact the Herald.—JANE CAS8ELIEJIRY requests in an effort to: Knowles said service Is now vice wnmItnn'i d.qnNIaI ' the avelhath I, meat of these for better cable service. ãN. S r ike Voted If "I think largely as a result of Ciy it of th ose discussions with the ty: cable service, according to Rock.. The other five commission we have inditided: S percad will have service by those changes In our : operation," said Rorke. "As I: DENVER (UPI) — The Oil, gram. Mare, he 4 understand it t oday the 1. Grospiron the said iemlcal and Atomic Workers There exists nine "pocket" or situation Is vastly Inproved.": in ternatlonal Union, the first president's 7 percent limit on major union to negotlale wage Increases Is unfair Co ntracts since President because the anti-inflation CIirter an nounced his anti- program does 11W. to control Inflatlon program, has author"The rate of btlon Is ap- HOSPITAL NOTES id a nationwide Strike for proaching the double-digit niIdaight Sunday unless It gets J$NWOt73, IflO DISCHARGES an Carter's recoinrange again," he said, and the ore rn th ADMISSIONS rnended 7 percent salary In. cods of the basic necessities Sanford: Victoria Bailey Austin Bmui are Increasing at an even faster crease. BuSh L. Cobb fr• Johnson The 60,000-member refinery rate." Mi4Isu D. Dawsen Vivian Peacock "I would prefer we weren't wkers union has ref used to Charles W. Flanders Fannie W. Smith 0Ia J. Hagan Joe young cept the wage limits In first up," he said. "This Is rent Messer LaItie010meCauelberrv irter's anti-inflation gettlngusmore publicity thanl Janie Truluck Clifton Stafford, DeBa ry progran, and OCAW President would like for us to Paul Yount Robert 1mb, Robert Nance, Deland Allen C. Harrelson, Doltons Al Grosplron said Wedesday the someone has to be first, and A. Burnerr, Dsitonl Margaret Deltona Helen Sanford, Lion reluctantly accepted the there's nothing we can do about Aidi Davis,Deitona Levy Canterberry, Enterprise Beishe Show, Deitona PCutica of testing Carter's pro. ft." Opal J. Willis, Longwood Korea Pullout Delay Urged juggernaut. A Pan Am jet packed with I ....*124.. .4.V flrt4" governor, in front of his home In the elegant Retiro Park. It was the 42nd ETA slaying in three months. Vietnamese after the parliament allowed him to form a civilian govern- The Iranian Air Force Wednesday took over the airport's traffic control towers in response to a wildcat strike by controllers oppodag the shah. Iranians, Americans and other foreigners left for Frankfurt followed by a Lidthanu jot that flew home West German personnel and families içrooted by IrOn's continuing political turmoil. Flights scheduled to land and takeoff were told they would be operating without radar and at their own ds Death OfVoman, 80, Ruled Accidental ...House ...CAW Cost: 12n11fl1 BANGKOK,Thailand (UPI) — Vietnamese troops and warplanes have penetrated 100 ,- miles into Cambodia with an eight-pronged attack and have captured a quarter of the country, reports said today. Radio Phnom Penh , praised re;ist,aice by •CambodIn troops, but said a delegation would fly to the 4Jnited Nations next week to seek In- tërnational aid to halt what appears to be a wIdth ends Friday, "either with a lid or with his ministers." without giving any acc ount of damage or casualties Lathe shooting. Troops fired on a croird near a gas station In the n xthern quarter of Tehran. No casualtics could be confirmed An expected meeting between Shah Motunmed Reza IPahiavi and prnIer-designate Shahpour Bakhtiar did not take place today. Officials said Bakhtlar would meet Uieshah after the Persian w eekend, — (UN) Airliners carrying Iranian and MADRID, Spain (UPI) — Interior Minister Rodolfo Martin Villa, Spain's top justice official said today his government must either destroy a Basque separatist guerilla group or it will destroy Spain's young democracy. The TA guerrilla group took responsibility Wednesday for assassinating Gen. Con- WASHINGTON (UPI) —Two congressmen have urged President Carter to delay withdrawal of troops from South Korea until more Is known about North Korean troop strength. Reps. Samuel Stratton, D-N.Y., and Robin Beard, R-Tenn., both members of the House .Armed Services Committee, said a report in Army Times quoting "Army experts" says 'new estimates give North Korea a "clear ground superiority over South Korea." 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ALL T HE SANK YOU'LL EVIl NEED T.U. L FLAGSHIP BANK EMN 6940#0 ews o. Wood ON Grumb siwe SANFORD PUN*$Nm. soumu I FDIC 5INcI,SI 6 me 322-7953 -0 3211 sii*we Thxu. - • 1-. -a - - ..'.* 4.. - - . . -. •. . - a - -S a a - .-* - ft-. * -- - - .. - -- -S a - a- a - s .- • - T -' - __ -. - * •— .. --'- --- - -.. •-.... --fl,_., -. ts-wsae' .. a -'::----.'.:.i:i L'k1_"-'__ - •- -- ' -•,. -. — * ._ ' -- ---- ........... _•: - 4-4 '4* -' - - .4 • .........- ------ - - • 4 - 4 - �I Thursday, Jan. 4, 1979—SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Evening lkbraN 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 8319993 Thursday, January 4, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHR!N, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; I operation. By DENNIS FEOLA The Hunt Asbestos ANGLE.WALTERS Lies In Candor Tests within the past several weeks -although inconclusive - have indicated that these ceilings indeed may contain asbestos, suspected by some to be a cancer-causing substance. Nationwide, no cam and effect has been definitively established, but there are enough warning signs which make the Seminole County effort a worthwhile endeavor, Now, we lea, school officials plan to go even further in getting to the top of the problem. They are seeking a professional firm that would take samples of the ceilings In the 12 schools and test them for asbestos content. The schools affected: Casse)bey, Bear Lake, Lawton, English states, Midway ana rinecre& Elementary;' Jackson Heights, South Seminole, Sanford, Milwee Middle Schools; and Crooms High School. Install ation of drop ceilings to shield the . / . . / i... . . - ) SeL Women soldiers — there are now some 56 In a total uniformed force of 769,000— and mem soldiers have developed all hdC I e other that Is not in the line of duty. In fact, U the bn= sees It, ft interferes with duty. The)' at dating. Worse, they are ,ven courting and marrying. And It is leading to serious morale problems, a not unusual conselenceof manwoman rdaumships eventor civilians. The "most potentially dangerous" .spect, according to an official report on the problem, i io$utthig or more- between officers an enlisted personnel of both sexes. Itamows to a "creeping advwceofsez fraternization tlroughout the Army" and the Army wants it, if not stopped, at lead curbed. Orders are out to commanders to cowe1 In dividuele involved and otherwise discourage that can "reasonably be expected :l::. discipline, authority or morale." Love, It now appears, conquers all except U. S. Army. . S. -- A wave of institutional reform during the pad decade has produced numerous sui*tantive . changes, but the task remains largely wi finished. In some case, the Initial reforms have produced unexpected harmful results. In the past, most of the pressure for Improvement has come from outside group and Individuals because the legislators have been instinctively protective and defensive In S 4, .' . . .W .. ... instit ution. But one of the mod significant developments rebuffing criticism of their Representatives, has been the Increased willingness of the lawmakers themselves to dy discuss and debate their problem. notable recent examples of that trend are "A House Divided," a television documentary produced by Capital Cities Communications, inc. and last year's resignation speech by Rep. Otis G.Pike, D.N.Y., one of the moot espected members of the House. Pike's candor and inalild make his farewell address a tr uly remarkable docwnait. Talking about the unhealthy symbiotic relationship between special iidered groups and his colleagues, he says: "The PSS 01 daily tmdrUers In the Club or the moc . 4 . .. 0 ., '% ' " . Months went Into the study. . Its conclusions have the approval of 41 federal departalents And agencies including the White L IGH TER SIDE . House and the General Aecow*lng Office. Sotha Joi Committee on. Federal Wi P ___ recommendation. an 0ffli.I nt essions I. L,yed by agun I,# of The dime = oons am bobby WASHINGTON (UP!) — Having read rooting for Debbie Boone's recording of "You cI.s of the federal gov,rmxnedls to bSiflCreul4 trade y milked are systematically though legall from $ by 104 Inches to 1% by 11, conformIng tq IS omewhere that confession was good for the soul, Light Up My Life." e "Jimmy 0" the lotterhead size most common In private June I confess that the hole In th I resolved last year to try to Improve mine. l in ry ct of ise. It will also, by the cornittee's tfOMC t y he t el evision docum en ar ad gave me on enterpr In t Cossiors' tennis shirt my ion Beginning In Janua , I made a pra ice Deceniber, Rip. Laaii E. Panetta, DCalhf., starting out each week by owning up to some Father's Day was not, as I told him, made by reckoning, give bureaucrats 11 percent more Is refreshingly honed In describing what too transgression, failing or basic character defect I moths. I did ft trying to cut off the "JC" actual paper and 15 percent more tad space per page to get their messages across. many of those donors demand In return for their had observed In myself. . monogram that can* on the sign. This Is not a change to be rushed Into, money: th July-Iconfess attheladtlniel atneal had Here, in case anyone has a morbid curiosity "I got approached by a lobbyist from (a about a men's timer struggles with his baser served to me aboard an airliner, I thouglst it was however. The new she will not become effective maritime union) who said. we gave you $2,* odin, are the monthly lg)tlIgN' of my wi. delicious, untIl It Is anticipated that ealding docks of thq in your last campaign (and) we expect a vote for boaotnlng: August I confess that the coinpl1n''t I old stationery are used up—Jan. 1, 19K said we don't have to 151k subJanuary — I conf that the first $5 times I received from a femal, colleague about the stance, we gave you the money and we expect heard U* theme music of "Star Wars," mostly narrow necktie she thought fashloitabI, was one Maybe there's a connection with the dedilni (y0') at halftlmne during televised bowl games, I Ibougl* before the wide ties now iolngoidcamiis of the dollar and maybe there lent MIothST pSrtICIpSflt In the CaPital CitieS thought they were playing "Born Free." The world's 10 top bob, according to In. Rep. '° 11 Obey, Vro( Septanbir — I contain I am no longer able to recent Hating In The Wall Street Journal and February I coNes that although I have fr$flkIJ about the army 01 approxImately 15,000 occasIonally Injected his name into coover. keep the third gsneretlai 01 Kennedys sorted based on reported WI? assets, Included threó.4 lobbyists permanently encaniped In this dty: satlons, and participated In discussions about his out. I dill have Jack aid Jackie's kids pretty American institutions. harassed by one "9!P In itlO, seven U. & banks made the top 1O an "YOU th many life and work, I actually hay, never reed well fixed In my mind, but when it comes to Im.I.ot grORO anything writtin by $hptJiyn.. o er. YOU got 50 Bobby and Ethel's brood,the Shelver (Eunice's) cosakbi't cars less If I vote for World War III U Tipping is uçopular In ristaIrads. March I anles th at after having seen her bunch and the Ted connection, I got hopelessly projects ... then they name lnprlidabos*sthousand times l Mill an IoM.Deacmeot them bsk'ig to PM? You've Pt kngUIVOt With redauedowuer that Is. TheNMlofia happy as 'w" ReMm* A.uodatloi' found In a recad aurvq not sure who Cheryl Tiegs is or what die does to me there. at the amity time I saw 72 perce ct nf th that nt 01 Its members would rather O ober — I co ess On another crucial Issue, Pike Is both wrent all that pulilkIly. Skow, I waui't sure which a standard service th while at hi th ny e Den and Marls charge to bills, usually w c ng a April — I coNes at elbisn1 and Indignant: T wiw.. w i lva rn usy'cooay opuraioiw or me rieme, me vuy w'a nwsiu Iwv.rwu and mor4 Ars.dy thatlsbslngdonskimore Novssiber-IcoNui that after wTltüI$abOid time ws.puid. the hours of ow lives .to a began to wander what coodry some of the charge makes tmokka.pbi4 The the Carter adminidratlos (or almost two yows I atab rural America performers riprisudad. Net nt up of large .dat co rolled by a email gro certainly. U sorneemie dressed Ilk. Conway Mill am "abl, to spell Thig$i Bee" easier d it Is sssutid, employees happliij procedural odplcksn ... They are spared poor !!iand ad "No congraman nkida working hard an Twitty had showed up on a farm where I grew witheid pMtb In toe many 7e. a, In putlelpating In t I N t . Docinbor co es just he waiter, gets a c ut . If generally adopte4, d have sicced dog on ey wo ul up , th th tinpirtaid liaise Lerd knows ere are enough May I cod= that when the awardo for Pep a magssine poll to name the Mod Admired Man It could do away with tipping entirely. oltbun around -bid this congresenwi is weary Sure, sure. Song 01 the Year wore being presided. I was 01 1V3, I voted for George Allen. 01 wadIng his time on drivel." While presidents rarely read their own mall, the White House received one letter recently that should be Carter's attention, The let with the president's voluntary wage and price guidelines and It suggests how Washington Itself may jgA ...... vertently sabotage compliance. occasioned by Mr. Carter's written request for was The letter assurances from the heads of the nation's oai largest corporatlons that they wmlldabldeby the suggested llmltsOfl wage and price Increases, M.O. Lee, chairman of the board of VF Corp., a womens' in his appar el manufacturer In Reading, Pa., began by willingness to conform to the wage and price guiddlines"u best we " And then Mr. Lee proceeded to cite some of the ways In which Congress and the administration were subverting the antiInflation campaign. "We are confronted with minimum wage Increases. "We are confronted with a substantial increase In our pe nsion gs due to what our actuaries say Is the result of the new social ecurity program.. "We are saddled and burdened with endless repasts and gvernment regulations, all of which add to the cost of doing siness. .."Our legal and accounting costs to comply with government Uli. and regulations are rIsing at an alarming rate." Mr. Lee went on to suggest, bluntly, that the gover nment get lIB own house In order as a necessary first step In cont rolling Inflation. Andwearemoved to wondet if lt tsnottoomuchtoask that the president at least get everybody In his own administratIon on the sane side In the dngle to hold down prices? ': WEST PALM BEACH (UP!) - Arson has been blamed for the fire Dec. 26 that destroyed the Palm Beach Jai-Alai Fronton AmPwa`ssshm""srad&a"o' publication. AN letters must be signed, with a mailing address aad If possible a telephone umber so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do net want their sames in rint. The Evening Herald sins reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to c.if.rum Is space requirements. + + + WEST PALM BEACH (UPI) : + Carter's Resurrected Exec Privilege / + . + + ____ . . b. DIngsUw __sp.Johe Moss, peld by the wsll in the " Ivsi. AJthe oP1I'lttes, pet t dMa wwlGTu, Whm a pr4r4 cIthv to come by, lb he Freedom 01 WamMiss precise flis wets hard tease. for tired VIrus" categery,aidadi.dtMGAOto D'CIIL, h 01 t privilege" as a "exacitive )iptim. eqfu 9 is t he i-': the dscw'e on which the While Ad d a 080 1sM be 411111 4Is privilege. AicItW. I t wIIiMag thrmatim, the Mod ndd there Is as Jet be auiaslssin1rzwsnbfsrelg to hide. Richard las Is 11esnestMnpbutd bee a y riwds from the The GAO watchdeprtd access to vICt widely held pchllr bse1. p,*Ieelmmdgromedspbttheipscmc Now te1"ripedadtbrou lastwoeVflgi* to cI'SfspWMerte worklngpspvsdtheDupai°01 AA'o Council 01 Lcemedc purpose 01 .Idi'1 ese.41, bmch drrw the House subcommittee chair... a, a, af p' eps. ___ to Advisers. The Ws noses wont to the JedIse Nhim wethed the omcdivs prisMag. FiMmte: GAO mwosa told ow aendate en the dt Bill D4Irr be hely. Ally. Ge. G, The ad u.le ii mw',r' sitting Qiek MslI.ff t the egmey Is_ g ime a, r wIth Did _Wwy, .acdivs_privilege 01 ".ach. pilsIl*" Depar clab' 4- when they Ui fsi -' been rl.du,otad by the cusred u4 01 INS id grsmds en which the ritd rim omt d met. Is daturmie the h be WW umow Fuau.ilvasla Anus. Jimmy Cater, whe aside could be W, 4': Because the CoowU 01 In Ms Mh t.r' -M.g, And it ikI5't dip pies to iIi that they heldprt 1kw dv r,gesd.d iesrs had prepared a, dew. Ecemede "open ruler abed riig pelge load .brheprdbAs.eIncoutactIietodsp that.. "Wham OW aren't '-"ig executive pi Is hs dew InR 4I have be* linked ia4iv. ," has '--- hI to but. ce* .r*iid the dia,, "scMiss prWU*" could ha in' pMiegsto bur m frnowde we .eed,they lijAI_ In a wide vuldy 01 d ladles, I. labor , no . L1ts. Oe. vát scr -g by Ia iM4Ldo bees been led or mm os, rim a, We01bdt1theicausogMidIssbythe deft lul edjedaf the isv& isiet a jijj NJ a, '.t"atopGAOlerodd. 'in amy weube - the While f r1As I1j 'he..: * Inabads do Nbus Ysets." co" the 1 atheWatvgnts brochinwN Homo,ly,LIlui1at'edIlfrIm OSs in a series 01 1o4,sctsOjtsjerada,s IMM .a,Mi.MoehowhereFrirtCoutu's by the tines While that St u' inuii*i best Nm 01 átiios M desea,ceMdrthVsded " apiW. we at Ml. edafalrswurda,,'Is puree by beur.d bege brsds 01 awo + 00 so - 1 We Nor tot . he ml 1trii dedilT-J in ROW *ls diar iy dotlaud that the JwIlo. SbethIS: Wjin r WON be 040" - lid iuuhich thsWrrtd M: flopsrtos'arses.asmdIag the iukiuw m: 110 mm "a beiIn.j - r1abes $edss pw's oeM drthe,,a, While spate. .d IUk.di* piv as ss .sdi I'm ihld in The mr- Ths - a't.ØM and pnssu$ia datweni, a, nruuJI1tuTLAndIeis.Im I bW4.IUN — by' the ici beOL1HIIIN pewes___ Ow &I x0m 'l.utd ad 00apdd *AMR 01 w be'"&&ol,4 iii~w - 40 . c1. _. "I rcoisW tivocookbOoka r cMalmao and woiW WIj9 'df a to biiánc It . __ + —_ -_-----+ - -. -.- - -.-- L. _- - . -- Giscard has fully They adopted the precept of the late Charles de Gaulle that "states are cold monsters," devoid of say sentiments. France also wants to know how far the West should go In helping China modernize Its military. So far, the French being asked for advanced war are planes, and Britain has ......... Ih.. tj Soviet Union from any point in 61S('ARI) L)'ESTMNG JAMES C IIELMUT SChMIDT Western Europe. He also was expected to have crisis, arms limitation, the strong words to on what he Middle East and Soviet exbelieves is the lack of follow-up panslon in Africa. to the seven-nation economic Although he supports a new hosted B summit SALT II agreement, Callaghan July. He welcomes Carter's Is concerned that the expected moves to bolster the dollar, but believes It should have hap- accord will limit the number of missiles the Soviets can aim at pened months ago. Callaghan wants Carter to the United States but not cover pay more attention to European the mounting number of Rusfeelings about such problems as sian missiles that can be Iran, the threat of another oil pointed at Western Europe. DR. LAURENCE C. SEIGLER say T Chiropractic Physician ANNOUNCES it' The opening of his office at 194 COUNTRY CLUB ROAD P.O. Box 996 Phone 323.6626 LAKE MARY, FLORIDA -' "Well take CHIPPING all the time needed do the job right:' AWAY Workmen chip away to nl..fgir in g.niwp brick ' ... --. ..,,, . surface of Welaka build- ....-. .-' ing undergoing facelift In downtown Sanford. The building went from a We ask the right questions. We dig for every honest deduction and credit. We take the time needed because we want to be sure you pay the smallest legitimate tax. That's another reason why H&R Block should do your taxes.. whichever form you use, short or long. railroad office to apart- L I ment house to rooming house. Plan now Is to make It a combination office building and restaurant — with the latter expected to open next month. The renovation Is being paid by $366,000 loan from four Sanford banks and a $46,200 state grant. H&R BLOCK THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD LONGWOOD 150 Highway 434 Ph. 531-4484 30 E. 1st St. Ph. 3224771 NraId pb.• by Tam NøsiI OPEN tam-C p.m. Weekdays; t-s Sat. a Sun. OPEN TONIGHT — APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONA, ORANGE CITY AND OVIEDO £ -- . _ ,.. -. ,. -. _ , _.,.._4, . bS ... . .. . •. . - - & I IA 1'1i 411 Va • r sf heFi j in savings. Two twin + appoint BONUS Childs Rocker LII$uPU •UITI Now i.e ii. but I*i.st .I.w.i by Mw in yin, s.vlspl arna.oIslook1ngiorablacktopUt1fla FIRST Cam paign Spending Reported I — — Ign, showed ecdpts of $13,4 fntal of $1 $12 million. r a ánd kais offer net Applicable for prier sales ThE.TU& - + CON PARAILE PRICE S.. hii4eveI b with the Division of Personnel, Mrs Qierry, who lideids to seek an appointment herself to the PtlIc Service .Comm isslon. i• FOR BAST LIVES racker, .$Iensan, 2 solid weed end lables amid 1 cause table. Lsv.se.t only $ilt. Many c.lsrs available one of the most seneltive bs In state - • irmn "Alt. YOUR OLD I FURNITURE Il $699 299 country rurniture mmlerest c with pirca.se it this ormpi 7— beautiful leather leek Nauuahyde c.mbla.d with durable Hercules. it features mix aØ match reversible cushlem sod tIe heaviest sOd weed fram* mad.. lisciudes: Ufa, chair, a black to direct the prison system TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Election day was two monU a bid campsii reports are still flltrIng In to the stats elsetiosm office. 1 campsl finance reWrt of Aftorney I - L' l of t camDunocratic front rtmeer only 29 Sloppy Joe - + _ _ _ I . relationships. shrugged off Moscow's warnAnd the presided Is ready to Ings against such sales. Miami Rap. TALLAHASSEE (UPI) Gwen (berry says Gov. Bob Graham hopes to __ + + in.prl morality into international Inflation, Black May Head Prisons ____ + S : . 4 has been billed as an Informal social get-together among the four, political strains are beginning to show. Carter Is expected to lead a frank discussion of the Iranian crisis and plans for U.S. handung of a possible oil shortage; Middle East his efforts to moving again; the peace talks strategic arms talks with the Soviets, and next year's prospects In the fight against and no one was Injured. A plane flown by Donald Elmore, a former Mr Force test pilot from Thomasville, Ga., lost it. rudder. But the pilot managed to glide 40 miles northwest to the Palm Beach International airport by banking it and changing the speeds of the two engines. Authorities are looking for the pilot of the other plane, who was not Identified. He landed at Opa-Locka Airport near Miami with light damage to his craft, they said. JACK ANDERSON +.. rnIIan, — hi. 2HQmn* fn fr1Ja..l W.d Tr.,4ln l.l,.nA engine Beechcraft airplanes clipped each other high a bove the Everglades Wednesday but both planes landed safely minutes later - + . are say Planes Hit Above Everglades - - + BERRY S WORLD West German Chancellor Helmut Schmidt — all sharply critical of some phases of Carter's foreign policy. Although the conference on - . I guerrillas. Schmidt is Observers modernizing concerned about NATO nuclear forces to counter Perspective Russia's powerful SS-20 medium-range missiles. over Carter's human rights mldt says NATO must have tam's James Callaghan and WASHINGTON (UP!) - The Federal Trade Commission says people who bought practically worthless land in Florida and Arizona can stop paying for it, but they are still stuck with the 'and. In an a greement announced Wednesday, the FTC said the Miami-based Cavanagh Communities Corp. will not be required to give refunds to people who have already bought it. land because f inancial experts have determined it might bankrupt the company. But the company will have to tell the thousands of its customers that in many cues the land they bought is worthless, and they may stop making payments. + - Letters 1 the editor are welcomed for I Stuck With Worthless Land - Pleas. Write In addition, he would like the United States to exhibit Increased support for more support for pro-French regimes in Chad, Zaire, Gabon and other parts of Africa in the battle against anti-government , - _ peace MIAMI (UP!) — Frank Gagliardi, a 74year-old reputed mob figure, could receive as much as 100 years in prison when he is sentinned March 5-for seven charges of bribery, .,..... and extortion..Gagliardi, of New York and Miami, pleaded guilty Wednesday to being involved in a loan shark operation that charged as much as 45 percent Interest a week. . . --- East agreement. Mobster Faces 100 Years - + Middle any ca using an estimated $8 million damage, a statement by the state fire marshal's office said Wednesday. Investigators wouldn't say how the blaze was set, but agents from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms were still investigating which indicated explosives might have been used. - g Thursday - French President Valery Giscard d'Estaing, Bri• believe the Palest I- Arson Blamed In Jai Alai Fire ___________________________________________________ One Man's, Conif A major question will be what happens if the Shah of Iran falls. Giscard already is tailoring French policies with the idea the Shah's days are numbered, and his chief concern is continued flow of Iranian oil to the west. Diplomatic observers report the French plainly are unhappy not knnwn In .... ...... ans should have a larger role in An 18-year-old transient arrested on _______ . ,. V - especially his French host. three-day meeting starting fit. ,p,wionc hJ.uu1,.m.., suspicion of arson was released Wednesday and other suspects sought. - .,. ...,' • ORLANDO (UP!) — Fire officials said Wednesday a hotel catering to homosexuals that burned for seven hours Tuesday is "a total loss." The fire destroyed the th ird, fourth and fifth floors of ap unoccupied section of the Grand Central Hotel, at 95 years old the city's oldest. worry about, the Army Is now encountering a threat within its very own ran ks to the expedieM accoinpilelinent of Its mission to defend the nation. . . .....J..l 1......, .1... VILW hull, sic Carter had hoped. The other participants in the get HoeI 'A Total Loss' Uallthoae potential foei weren't eno . "all 'w national legislature that convenes here this mo,*ii will be widely Identified as the "new" 96th Congress. But just as the detergent too often turns out to be merely a minor variation of the same old formula, the Nth Congress will differ little -- By DON GRATF . aiming Mall dat . WASHINGTON — Uke the laundry soaps periodically repackaged with a label children from asbestos droppings is planned as one opt.ionata cost of $50,000, together with scraping of the ceilings at a cost of $100,000. Fortunately, for th e economy-minded school officials these costs would be assumed by the state. But cost in th is case must be only a secondary consideration. Primary must be elimination of any existing or potential health hazards for our young citizens. Th at's why we support the school district's iorts and urge that no time be wasted in finding out once and for all the degree of danger. Carter's may OCALA (UP!) - Police rescued a 22-yearold Pompano Beach woman Wednesday night after she left a note in an interstate restroom saying she had been abducted. A Marion County Sheriff's deputy spotted the suspect's car just after the alert went out Wednesday night and gave chase. Capt. Terry Sullivan of the Pompano Beach Police Department said Debra Fischer was abducted from her home at 5 a.m. Wednesday wneu, ne duswereu a MUCK at ner aoor. I man told her that her car lights had been left on and when she went to investigate, he took her captive at knife point. "She was held at an unknown location until after the banks opened and then forced to make withdrawals," Sullivan said. Not Always: Conquer All county schools. utmmit nmnn President Carter and the other Big Four allied leaders — called to review problems facing the NATO alliance and the western democracies be as friendly as In Restroom; She's Rescued .. * can C.,i,I.lnnn Woman Leaves Note M& $ - * Giscard wants to coordinate By HELEN THOMAS make good on pledges to boost Western policies on Vietnam UP! White Hone Reporter U.S. military spending for expect an and Cambodia as well, and Is WASHINGTON (UP!) - The NATO. But he IN BRIEF VIEWPOINT V4C Seminole County school district officials are on the right tracx in uieir enort to ueiermiiie We extent of asbestos content in the ceilings of 12 Carter At Summ*lt, Hell Get An Earful Wha t 's On Th eir M inds ? FLORIDA Skylab circles over virtually every section of the globe, populated areas as well as desolate areas. Walter Croukite tells us several pieces of Skylab, each woighing several thousand pounds, will conic to earth intact. Finally, lime magazine reports Skylab will come to earth with pieces of debris falling in as area 4,000 miles long and 400 miles wide. Now 4,000 nilles covers slot of ground and while tt hard 0 FmflotUyIflgftW1il hit someone, going to fall believe some piece of Skylab Is not amid the populace. If It falls on yow head,remembertold you so jln$. Thai they announced Skylab was fil ling faster than expected and emergency rescue operation was needed to save the craft. Not to worry, NASA said, we have everything under control. I knew the stulp was doomed. Finally, NASA admitted Skylab Is coming to earth. Not to worry, NASA says, chances of It hitting anything but water are very remote. What do you expect them to say? My fear Isn't silly, ft has grown as the fads surrounding Skylab have been slowly released to the public. First, NASA announced that Skylab was having The Clock . I really started w won't hit anyone. $20.60; Year, $40.00. For Than they announced a plan to save Skylab. Not to worry, NASA said, this is going to be routine a piece of Skylab failing on my head, but they don't laugh as hard. That's because the NASA slowly but surely confirmed to the red of the world what l had known in my heart. And now that they have announced that Skylab is coining to ear th, time and place unimown, they're trying to convince the rest of you folks It Year, $36.00. By Mall: Week, 85 cents; Month , $3.60; 6 Months, ft's not that NASA has a credibility problem, but here are the facts that have slowly emerged. orbital trouble, but not to worry, they had the otgan under control. I darted worrying. laugh atm when l told them aboi* Folks my Skylabophobla. when l tell them of my fear of Oh,they atlll Around CUSPS IV.2$O) SI.$C I DISTRIBUTORS INC. IOWUT PRICES RI CENTRAL FLORIDA OPEN: idea. I Fri. 1 $.7 Twes., Wed., Thurs. 114 Sit. ii.), Sm. 12-4 PH. 2343n Hwy. 44(Wed 1st St.) 1 Mile out of 14 - SANFORD �Thursday, Jan. 4, 1979 6A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .....i•••a.i.•u IIMEN .uIuu...uu.u.u.u.uu..uIUU.lu..U.u.....up. Evening Hers M,$anford, Fl. I I Pf __ 'r'7 4r ;' . I I' W..I.w IW " • k 11) $ U U U U U U ir j I I.'.. Just Like Old Times: Seminole Vs. Brevard Old U U I U 4 Vr " " sit- A p I baby daughter born to U -. - ; Maple Ave., Sanford. Little Miss - U - U U U U The sprinkler was F U U left on at the Andres Flower Farm on East Celery Avenue, Sanford, to cover flowers with ice and protect them from freezing. Th is was the result (above and right. U U U U - county merchants have many fine ' we lcoming gifts for the now baby vo and her proud parents. Warm ___ •• Begins U -:. FLAGSHIP BANK MEMBER • F.D.l.C. U OF SEMINOLE 200W. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD •-' 2300 ORLANDO DRIVE U. SANFORD PLAZA DRIVE INS U U . U fly United Press international Citrus growers fretted over their crops, tourists shiver ed on Florida's beaches and the Seaquarium dolphins turned frisky as the first major cold snap over the year swept over the slate. But a warming trend has already be gun. Some orange and grapefruit growers were caught by surprise Tuesday night when temperatures dipped to 24111 some parts of the citrus belt. Th e forecast had called for temperatures no lower than 28, which would only sweeten the fr ui t, but the skies cleared and let some heat slip away. So grove owners in the northern citrus belt above a Tampa-to-Vero Beach line sat up with their trees last night ready to fire up oil heaters. About 86 percent of the orange crop, predicted at 167 m illion boxes, is still on the tree as is about 75 percent or the 50-million-box grapefruit crop. "I normally wait 45 minutes to an ho ur after the temperature hits 28 before I start firing (lighting fuel oil heaters), just In case the wind shifts or a cloud cover moves in," said Hunter McNeer of Lake Alfred. "But if it hits 28 and keeps on dropping I light up right away." McNeer, who has a 100-acre grove of Valencia oranges near the Lake-Sumter county line, said the heaters can raise grove tem pe rat ures four to six degrees. Forecasters say the temperatures wil l be climbing today with highs predicted in the upper 60s and nearly to 70 by Friday. In Miami Beach where the mercury dipped to a record 42 Wednesday few people were on the sugar-white beaches and those that were "are mostly picking up shells," said a lifeguard. "There were 000\or two brave people who went In the water, but they quickly came out." For the animals already In the water, the dolphins at the Miami Seaquarlum, the chilly weather made them more active. A dol phin named Samba knocked all the feed buckets into the water and the morning show was delayed beca use the performers were too busy eating the unex• peted bounty. The icy arctic winds also blew down power lines in Dade County where Florida Power & Light Co. reported IL outages. The Jacksonville power company reported it had to impose brownouts Wednesday because of the high demand for power. Key West also reported power interruptions. U. U:. I 0 • ___ U U U_________________________________________ U Little Mr. or Miss 1979 U U I Will Receive An Engraved Silver . DINGSPOON U U All the Bank you'll ever need ® : U FROM .. U Growers Trend U' U. U on January 1, 1979. Local and U I- Wary, and made her debut at 7:45 P.M. U U U I U WILLSTARTASACAPITALIST • At I WITH $1OSAVINGSACCOUNT U -FROM- 111 DOWNTOWN SANFORD Atlantic Bank MemberF.D.I.C. I i • • : 'R4rot KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE 322-0204 I 208 E. FIRST ST. 111 I U 0 2 mt.- CMIr. yesterday's high, 47; 322-2363 Sanford, Fl. U U 1 I ' D A WSO N 'S DECORATING CENTER U : WILL PRESENT 1979's FIRST BABY WITH 3 Rolls of Juvenile Wallpaper U U U Seminole holda, 5-3 edge, having won the last four times the teens It was in 1* the rivalry season. In the state tour- nament, fast-improving Seminole went down to the final state tournament finals at Fort seconds and had a dwee to win, except that Pembrook Burrows blocked a jump shot Pierce. Unfortunately for SCC, that was a year In which two Florida teams advanced to t he by Dover Wynn, Brevard got regional tourney, and Brevard the ball and was fouled. The came back to win at Statesboro, By MILTON RICHMAN But to do so, he said, won't be The Pittsburgh-Houston PITTSBURGH (UP!) - the Roams. There ain't no Hoi.on Oilers Coach Bum man better than Mr. Rooney rival ry was at Its best during easy. "We're playing well right Phillips has been telling anyone (Stealers' owner Art Rooney)." this season as the two teams now; we're playing as well as 11 respect the two teams split their division clashes: who will listen all week Na Rain Falls On Both Sides team Is cutting off diplomatic have for one another, Phillips Oilers won, 24-17, at Three I've seen a team play in some NEW YORK (UP!) - All this troar over who's No. 1 and who relations with t he Pittsburgh said, has always shown up In Rivera Stadium, Oct. 23, and time. We're playing darn near well as Pittsburgh," PhUlips isni makes me laugh bemuse now the fim mid writers We Steelas and declaft war until the hard but cleanly played the Steelers won at the as said. I* know more about football than the coaches, which could be. alter the two Ca"Division games between the teams. A4 Astrodome, 13-3, Dec. 3 "But I think Pittsburgh is But if it's so, alt awful lot of players in this country sure are in "I thought we could win when rivals play for the AFC he said, there has been further ds . . evidence of it In fan mail to the we cone up there the first time, better than it was the years it wrçlig han dnplosd this won the championships (Super of Coaches T$tIflP h1 Ifter since the U ink we can win and! th Big Wedne.day, Phillips, a 011ersfroinSteeleri'fans. Bowls IX and X." Tuday evening showing the coaches had picked Southern master of bomeapwi humor, ps said. li "We've had some great one," Phil California No. 1 and Alabama No. 2, the phones haven't qulL leveled with local reporters, for letters from their fans; I've had some cOd'4fl from the great state of Alabama, from places like were pulling for ______ they ________ a kind of mutual us to get into the playoff. so we I1liuI SCOREBOARD 'I T*alooaa, Montgomery, Huntsville and Birmingham, with half of the callers starting out "how dare you?" and t he other ball admiration betwsen the two could play Pittsburgh," Phillips -6.50 4.60 3.10 1 Echano Coldo Q (3.$ I8$0 VT (2$.1) flO.I0; Time 31.93. "How could you?" The curious thing about all this Is, tires he said. "For us there said. "They said they were College 15.40 5.60 Time 32.00 S Neui-BeItIa Second Race, S-iL 0 can't previously Alabama finished as UPI's No. 1 choice and I 3.20 3 PIta-Peril Second Rat., 5.16,C 4.20 2.20 2.20 S Wright Ala ired Is, anyway. We reaped their goingtotheerforPittsburgh,of 4.50 1.20 2.50 1 Tuxedo Q (1-5) $0.60; P 11-5) 105.40. STrovatore 2.20 2.20 for OW rer ember ever getting a single call congratulating players and their coaches and course, but wished us luck Second Game 4 Devils Nice Try 4.60 3.00 6 Bossy Scott 3.00 inspired wisdom. thsirownersandmanageznent, anyway." 13.00 7,50 6.10 ISpecialGoldie e EchanoJavi 250 Q(I-S)6.60;P(S.I) i0.S0;T(S-I-4) Basketball 1 it*5,ttt Youknow theo1dfootbaU$ayth&th0%h,when 19.60 5.20 Q(4.S) 15.40; P ( 5.4) 2L20; 1 ( 5.4. 13.50. Time 31.61. 4 NeguiAlberdi 2 iaIe.Quiola 2.10 I) 105.20. Time 31.67. Third Race, M on both Mdes ofthe field and that's what happened thistinie. In 0(45200f'4) 147-60: Do (1S.16,M 1.10 2.50 2.50 Third Race, On S Depended We*esday sportscasters and sportswriters, the AP poll, conducted among S) 232.20. SGlenn Delaney 12.10 3.60 3.20 7 Chad Shaw 4.60 310 East Alabama came out on top and Southern California second, and T, Third Game 2 Mary Bannon 3.60 2.10 2 Manatee Lacy 10.20 Lios oos U. 79. F. Dcknsn 76 11.10 5.40 3.10 I Manatee Hondo NeguiQuiola 5.10 0(5-7) 10.20 P ( 5.1) 22.20; 1(5-7from whatI hear, their *rm were getting a good wo"oull. woCent. Conn. 59, Union 51 r r r 7.00310 Q(2S)2O.20;P(S-2)$I.30;T(S-2- 2)269.O0.Tim.]1.16. Connedicutl2.UNH67 from Irate 2 CIIonizJavi 3.50 4)1,447.20; Time 32.06. Fourth Race, 5.16,0 C.W. Post 73, Bklyn 70 One angry Alabainan fired in a wire to UP! accusing the 0147)37.00; P (1-4) 135.70 Fourth Race, S-16,M 25.1027.50 11,10 OYellow Pine Del. 69, Glaisboro St. 6$ Fourth Game I Primary Force 5.00 1.40 4.20 SManatee Brandy 23.60 S.S0 coaches Of prejudice. They COQldh't even C012t UP to two,he FIM $5, Wath&J.tf.rson si ISO 4.40 3.10 4 Spilt . CiIonIz.Echave 11.50 10.20 2 Tandy Dandy 4.20 Jr$y dy St. 70, Mntclr 61 How, he wanted to know, In a pobed reference to l Monday's 7 Simon.Juan 30.00 4.00 2Mineola Charli ( S6.00 0(5.5) 152.20: P (1-5)213.20; 1 John Jay 64, York 53 victory by Alabama over Peas State In the Sngar Bowl, could No, 6.20 3 OleaPerel Q (1-4) $1.40 127.50; 1 (1.4-2) 5.2) 1,517.60. Time 32.64. Lafayette 61. Moravian 46 0(4.1) $ 2.501 P(41)216.60:00 (7- 1,004.50: Time 32.57. Fifth Rat., 5.16. C 2 beat No. I and then WiM up NO. 2? OW1001110d COMP14WY by Main. 5$. Morgan St. Filth Race. 5.16,0 4)122.10. 6.10 3.60 2.40 2 L.C.'S Michael r Alabama Marqusfts 57, Brown 49 him, of coe, was Southern CaIllornIa's victory FlithOame 6.60 4.20 4.20 5 Tally Brook 6Hillie Scott 29.40 6.50 I'maj*dty But l know Medium n, Lehigh LONG BEACH, Calif. (UP!) player. earlier In the season. 7.40 4.60 3.00 7FancyOne 2 AlavaZarre 5.20 7.60 lDee'sSeven 3.20 Prov 52, Villanova 51 -- goodplayer,too,.o It should be geIg None of the coaches live or the with the rMI"go fthough, - The 4o 1.20 'S Manolo-Arcs 6.60 4.50 2 Manatee Spity 0 12-5) 59.40; P 12-5) 145.50: T (2S• St. Fran NY $5, Ntheastn 74 matdsup. 6.60 0(6-1) 3.ft; P16-i) 141.30: T (6-1. 11 405.00. Tim* 31.95. 3 Ana.Enrlque St. Fran Pa. 77, CirIon 61 natur ally, they're happier when their team winda up higher than beat the I).fl Cowboys in the a good 0(14)15.50; P 1241 103.3$. 1) $19.40; Time 32.02. SixtIsRace, S-16,A rance soun ded F Syrcuse7l, Cornell 52 5S1I' NFCtIIIe gum Sunday if they 1owe.Iknowofonecoach,nolongeractive,whowaIa1I Sixth Game Sixth Race, 3-16,A 2kukomonga 6.20 5.00 3.20 T.,nØaL Pits ii it.M.g othswayBfauaactid fl 1 cjskeap ____ bDNdaitd..IdhsP(IIWSOEOstSCk in thS ____ 3 SimoZaldu of64 ó 19.20 4.40 5.40 2 WrIght Dal Day 1.10 7.00 3.20 IMast.r Scott 7.40 5.20 WMVa. Ii, AmerIcan 7, LA's Key.? at all. who was out there 14004 was, offensive At the end of the that his team shoul d be No. 1? That coach, of course. France says. tackle Doug this season. Despite a 114 regular-.eason record for their Ihe Pm= committed only sixth straight NFC West chaincou1st In this regard, the one coach I've found tob5 the nover,aPatIjaden pus pionship, the Rains have been • rno.Hehas on more than one 0C neverservedonourboardalthoughhehasbeeninvitedtodolo, interception, In their 34-10 booed ' and when I've spoken with him about It, he has told me he victory over the Minesota casion at the Coliseum this seuon. But the crowd of 69.631 wouldn'tmlndvoting-onceattbeendofthesesaon-butdldil't VikInp last weekend after ______ care to do soon a regular basis during the season itself. He felt Dallas came from behind to was solidiy bShIDd the Sunday. 2'.• thatdolngaoservednopracticalpurpoie.Apsrt from the ratlflp beat "The fans want consistency "Really, the only way DSIIU serving primarily as an Instrument for fan consumption, but us_ . o,rmldakes,"Ialdthe 64oOtO, lineman said. "But they booed Paterno. er from oig0 State. us whenwewerenotcoosidesd, I can understand the fans becoming so excited about the 272-pound Of "If we make midas,. then Nowtheyallcomeoi*behlnd ra tings. That's simply a means of Identification where and they expect us to forgive e we're jot beating thth he thàtnjntheir3Os,4OsandSO,,ereldefltlfylflgperIOmlallYWI out om t a." si woc The players, reflecting some of their pride while trying to feel Young Of t Cowboys' t said, 1 . two4nd+hall hours Wedees' at heart again. There's nothing wrong with that. know they're playing a lot day. They're 31#pokd ter now than the first time dogs against Dallas, last bet listened to and mad from all thwe nif-styled 04yots Who PINES Bowldiaiflplcll, we mat them this season. themselves off as football experts. They go into all this fancy j5ain'g They're hustling and gang arithmetic and phraseology telling you why No. 1 has no in*IfleN despite a V.14 regular-season victory at home over the tacklb. They seem to be a cn:uie same field as No. 2. closer organization than they're an experts. I'm sorry I can't say the same for myself Cowboys on Sept. 17. & belbre." 11111 that W game, Froct. Children's Shop although I go back a long time following fodbAlL Back to the doys wlin such players as Don Hutson, Dixie Howell and Fred SlnØon low-year pro fran Ohio stat., (No Freight Charges) U credited with outplaing DAILY 9:30.5:30 & FRIDAY 9:304:00 were starring Alabama; Marchy schwartz and Frank Caridso was 1L sig.vtonA defensive end Crooms U 905 N. Orlando Ave. 2551 SR 3.g 5901 Anno Ave. PUS Rentna and "38 m~ low NMI I Seminok Plaza, Cassolberry, Fla. for Notre Dame; Maitland Orlando Longwood a a Monk Maa$pfor Harvey Martin. MartÜ) At lnters.ction 4361 17-92 7.2423 thwestern; Sammy BaughtorTelu Christian 851.2270 862-3300 • been hampered by a leg in jurY I .Státford and Jay erwanger for the University of aileego. 1 _____ Those fellows were around before there was any such thing as this 11051. "i know Harvey has u& ratings. They never oo Crooms High's freshman I ______ _______ ________ _____ 1 I or They jot team was basketball team ran Its record said, "but he's something as Intangible as that. I to lO1 with a 37-32 victory over For This Year's First baby • ____ Wednesday night. . li,ilu'g OFFERS THE FAMILY OF proud parents by U I SEMINOLE'S 1st BABY U 1:3OagaisdSt.Qoud,andthen Iery - City Printing Co. Inc. 15% OFF ON BOOK ORDERS OF Now IN 50 Birth Announcements will barometric pressure, 30,12; • relative humidity, 42 percent. 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Jimmie Rogers came up with If points for the Raiders and Jake -' solation. U Sanford, Fla. h4 Ml ' 322-2581 U • U Dinner For Tw ori a ama, . 1 prepares for a game aPilut I' 1APS For the First Baby of 1979 sets B'16 g '10 MERCHANDISE 1.50 13.00 5.10 3.00 1 Alda na Beltia Seventh Race, S. 16, C 2 Topped Go (2.3 with 17) 673.20. Md. 14, 0. Washington 77 Penn St. 69, Richmond 3 ManOtoEnrIQiJe Tenn. 72, Mississippi 67 Tenn. St. 6$, Tenn.-Mrtn 56 7 Aria 0(1-3) 106.50; P (3-1) 325.20; T (3' II 95.50; Time 32,05. 2.40 4 Ruthle Mae Ninth Game 15.20 28.20 3.20 2.50 2 Lost Lad Eckert Ninth Race, 5-16, C 2 Dr. Bill 5.60 5.00 5.20 S Alava 5.40 SKalki Kan 17.10 5.50 5.50 4 Alert's Reece 12.20 5.20 0(1.7)64.50: P (7.1) 111.10, a Rural Day 9.20 6.10 10 Legacy $40 Tenth Game 3 Celeno 3.60 0(34) 75.20; P(3-4) 432.61; T (3.1. 9.10 6.20 5.00 0 (4-5) $09.50; P (5-6) 1.111.20) 1 7)2,114.40. Time 32.03. 2 Zubi 3 Medina $4.60 5.00 (143) 569.60: Time 31.52. Tenth Racs, 5-16, A 5.10 7 Manolo Tenth Race, 5.16,5 lSparky Scott 9.00 3,00 2.50 Q(2-3)43.00:P(3-3)169.$0:DD(7- lHandOut5colt 15.10 5.40 3.00 SDrIf'sCop 2.60 3.00 2) 307.50. 6Clrcus 4.20 310 2Relght Count 3.10 Eleventh Game ' SJerryLogres 4.5) 0(1.5)11.50: PItS) $I.60i T (I-S. 1 ClonixEnrique 120 4.10 3 20 0(4-4)17.40; P (4-6) 104.70: T (4.4. 2)113.40; TIme 31.77. 6 OleaAlty $0.40 4.20 S)141.40: Time 31.90. Eleventh Race, S-16,C 5.00 3 JoseZaldua Eleventh Race, 5.11, 0 2 Surtlre Potts 7.60 3.40 2.60 AshInd 101, T. More Ky. Bill St. 101, No.111. Il BId*n Wilco 75. Obrin dl Beres Ky. 104, Wttm. 101 Cent St. 72, Rio Grnde 46 Cncrdia 65. Northlnd 61 P (14) 164.40. $ Coupe di Viii, 15.60 6.00 100 3 Happy Ramos 9.40 6.00 Twelfth Game 7 Manatet Coco 6.20 S.M I Frisky Frankle 3.80 6.10 2.60 3.10 1 Mr. Ginger 6 SintiAndre 4.20 0(2-3) 26.40: P (2-3) 102.10:1 (3-35.10 5.00 0(7-1)31.00; P (5-7) 414.30; 1 (I-i- 1)222.10) Time 33.20. 4 AlavaZubi Q Dayton 73, Butler 61 Dflance 96, St. Fran Ind. Green lay $3. Oshkosh Ill. St. 14, Bradley 61 Ind. St. 101, Tulsa 50 Ind. Cent 95, Frnkln 00 Iowa St. 102, Mnkto St. 63 t,4iCh 54 M. Harv ey 71 2 Arta.Arca 3.10 1)107.70: Time 33.03. Twelfth Race, 7.16.0 0(46) 13.40 P (6-4) 113.10: hg 0 Twelfth Race, Ii, C 3 Tally Tess with 4.4) $112.41. 3MarbleWesty 23.50 7.50 3.10 lSi Kido A - 1,hh1 $94,001 l Okla Odle Ecker 6 00 3.20 5 Sr Hold 3)1,553.20: Time 39.04. Dog Racing Wayne at. 74, Mlch.-Drbrn 12 A-1,9$3: Handle- 5)74,030. A- 1,900; Handle $154,513. WEDNESDAY NIGHT SANFOID.ORLANDO Seeffiwest Fii'st Race, 5-16, P Hoaston Ill. Tex. Luth 79 McN.s. St. 76, Pan Am 69 Okla. St. 101, Roosvlt 54 WEDNESDAY MATINEE 3 Rh's Queenie First Race, S- IC D I Carry to Win 2 Baron, Earl 15.40 9.40 2.50 l Chief Ekko St. Miy's 77, U. Pacll 'Pith 5.20 3.40 3.50 5.60 3.50 4.10 3.40 Sn )so St. 75, Hmbldt 73 Utah St. 50,Utehla ACE wtdsfeated Lyman Satirdey Wyo. U, Air Force 54 night In Lengwood. LUISIURS - Farrior 1.2.4, Pro Hockey NHL 1-1.3. RobInson 040, Tyson __ Your choice SHOVELS - '4.99 QualIty No.2 Round veI A heat-treated, steel blade with r hr&oed handle A Quality No.2 Square Point Shovel Hollow beck steel blade w- • weathsr.reslstant handle. Waterproof Weetherdrip Tape Sill-sieling poly tape for _IflSflY Uses. 1"x45". L_J - - Sanford 88c Hardware PARK I , 85 I. - .-.- ------.-•-.----"- a- I $ • -- -- ___ 5.20 4.60 3.20 13.20 6,10 650 2 Stacy P 5.60 0(3-7)35.00; P ( 5.1)44.71:1(3-10(3-1)71.51; P(3-I) 253.50:1 (3-5- 0) 319.00, Time 45.52. So. III. 96, Wm. Jewll 45 SW St. 40, Bemidji St. 54 A •. 3.60 0(1.4) $5.20; P(1-4) 76.70; 1(1.4- 2)5,112.00; Time 31.9$. 12.10 3)316.10: Time 31.50. NinthRac.,5-I5,5 6.00 1.00 1 01cm Teem. Tech II, St. Fran 71 Trnsylvnla 57, Tlffin 52 upper Iowa $2, Augusta 76 Vanderbilt 37, Auburn Va. U. Wake Forest 75 Va. Tech 63, New Orins o Midwest GIFT CERTIFICATE I 1,50 2.10 3.00 Eighth Game 1-3) 611.20; Time 31.13. Eighth Race, 5-16,5 11.60 12.60 3.60 4 Blbaolarre ElghthRace.S-I6,B lB. Rowdy 10.50 17.20 7.50 2 Alava Arco 7.50 3.00 I Thunder Struck 4.50 3.00 3.10 1 Dril's Avon 1.70 2.60 No. Car. 90, Clemson 6$ NW La. 63. SE La. 61 No. Ala. 52. Lambuth fl __ I- 9.50 5.20 3.60 7 PJ 4402.10 )Rhythm&Blues 13.00 10,80 360 5Mlck'sOutlaw 4 JoSe E lexpe 3.00 1 Go Harry 19.60 3 00 3 Ginger Luv Q(1-1)3.40;P(1-7) 131.40:BiQ 2BootHill 2.60 Wedsesday's Resolts NY Ranee's 4. Montreal 2 Daytona Beach: hIgh 1:04 5.5.6, 044 ______________________________________________________________________________________________ Atlanta 4. Toronto I IINNUSPNINO - - am., 1:23 p.m., low 7:23 a.m., _______________________________________________________________________________________ 041, Inset 044 TolaIs 14-4.fl. -3.9. Howard Washington I. Los Ang 3 U CR00105 - lutler $ 7:51 p.m. Vancouver S. Plttsbgh 3 1.1.3, lvewington S44 $'t9on 43.30, I & hi Spàgs TO START LIFE IN COMFORT St. Louis 3, Minn. 3, tie Port .Caaaveral: high izis U Summers 241, Pvi,tIe 2-04 LItton Medco will supply the a.m., 3:21 p.m., low 7:16 a.m., • 1979's FIRST BABY WILL RECEIVE BUaItedPreuI.*eriatie.al 20 In the first nine minutes of half, Kndky fought back 344 Pent 0-04 sarnsoO-1-i. Grey lotion 6,Thursday's ChIcagoGowes 3 1 U ___ t'1ts of 1979's First Baby with H05 . J___ .4. ,sou' I9 7:r p.m. NY Islanders at Phila 3 BOXES NEWBORN • 4 trio of youngsters paced the second he. Wilsy Peck lid furiously, forcing numerous , ft $4-I, ' U$10 worth of Baby Needs Los Angeles at Montreal Bayport: low 1:23 am., 11:11 U ith points. turnovers, but the Galore ,4. TOIII$ 13-7-37. I. Aljbama and Florida to major theBu11de,$4, w ChIcago at luffaio I upits of Mlvl-Iç& State and Biggie King, AIaI*vt"s Mar ritaiuild their poise and held PAMPERS • U _ __ ' . Ke$uckyrespectivelyWecb$eI- forward, choew' as the South the ball for most t U pjj Transactions Pro Basketball FROM __ dal night, and neither game end.rn Celerence Player Of tires minutes. p. 04, iet NSA Graham Enrolls U U minutes a ____ "it was lbs . the veer season, was tsei ' Shopplisg wa close. 323.5702 F' Wi*aslay Wadseidsy's RusiN S ___ WI N N-DIXIE FIoridit.amhasplsysdt Phila 111, Chicago N Seclar to eIg1*p enEePt U I RIND SPICIAI pool •Cut.r , . e14s (NASL) - SIgned goals Los Angelei 90, Atlanta 94 probably dispelled Fy, seen," said senior gd U His Daughter 1742&S.R.434Lesgwood Ee Adams combined for 38 "Tonlgi4 Sam" theldsathatyou'vs$sttohl'e Rio Claram, who added 20 Ales $i.sev, to fir the past 13 Houston 127, New Jeiy 132 _ _ ____ Ist and Sa nford . .. 25th and French I wees his been one 00 the ISP Sin AMIN 1fl. P61w Orin97 u Rises $9 previously King to win a IndIana 101, Milwaukee 102 goilklePev$ in If15land. TALLAHASSEE, (UP!) 9S_ In ether games Involving tsp Pro PISM Kansas city iii, Denver 101 unbeaten M"ppI State, and Alabama Coach CM Newton. . - Gov, Bob Grilteer wait to °"°l' - *nuncii gn,i 00 10 teams, fourth-ranked North sophomore Reggie Hannah '11307jiat Casni oat Off High School today 14M ___ 211:4111d zi points to pm FWft PWYW W06"yAt tM dut CWW"NdW0WW6-* W cs*act. to "Wou Ia WAK411d dfivabto f N I 1iutuii Stati bid Tango JecbeeINIlis and we wife Jul lai terGwen ua,tuslemit. _____ in is victory _ __Stall . Giorgis, 97Th, b4'Mid In. Hush _ CuhurilitiSi purchaSed _ it,,, Said_fli'flI L coma He always goes with his ran d Keritky. defstdTnias, Ill. partleneIthecluSMldWMervInL. U Warner, U.S. •mbessade4 to ,liinis, 19, and A4In'n; 1$, coach Jim Hatfield. "... di. OILADO.$ININS children on tloir first day Of , GIFT CERTIFICATE IMpI$71d . I, Mti beat BrOWO, $7" lohZ4nj, 501 Ini 108vc sites &.aTi Tuassay d 17 pgi AIaa j 10 n an _____ 4soteft 49. __ __ __ had to be (send hi his OffIcial L0y._Pre$ WlSr 00 2 Afurl.EnrIgus 111 4.40340 ______ Canirfosy eff6it the Crimson Tide built had beesi ____ hid 13 tImis u11 the Giorgo W"to, 84.71 Heel Itwernelienil. Ihe 1 ANva-Juan ___ AimiunCid ___ 15.4 3.11 schedule for the brief trip with ISit' • . upis.oleadiftI" penind 'l'yeaold lir&' hit two Wka O'K Gwen. I the puMa ad 1W a s*c!f ciech liii Jolmain a ilfetsive lbw .55.3) m.is (3-1)113.11; SlIC %fl D••f• _____ never serlosly draIgl* jump 11 tO P "IthoughtftwujiMgoo • tipql and wort ' FAIRWAY 'MARKETS $4 WISh III UML* CSiCh NICM .....___ sorgo to propel North el GatOII ahead, 3141, less t listen (UPI) - Recalled A-t5;Nfl$307,$jO. 't kni ' be Dad and me. I sngai. . C011Ifli? NINIIUN NTIIIVTOII sman Osesils O'lrl.n WRen wIouU$DAyNssHT ' piMp IndyanheateaQam' na, 74, built a 3141 theis minutis befitS iteMher.wouldbehsre." S. HWY. 17-ft . Sanford ns.sns W. Hwy. 010 Rldietisr, N.Y.. term ckm. hlma lead and stretched fttO termnlsaion. Lit. In the sscaid am Gwen . .- ll 12.00 5.00 SBMajor I JosePeceZ 11.10 300 Carrie 2.60 Q (3.5) 35.00; P (34), T (2-$ 5) 0 (2-3) 24.50: P (5.2) 64.30. Q (71) 415.50; P (24) 233.20; 1 (7. 640.60. Time 31.79. Seventh Game 43)377.10; Time 31.57. Seventh Race, $.t6,C Ala. $7, Miss. St. 65 Blmnt Abby $3, Eton 50 Florida 76, Kentucky 63 Furman 96, Baptist 61 Hnover 7 , Ky. Wsiyn 77 Jaxnvi 71, Fla. St. 6$ La. St. 97. Georgia 75 McMillen 040, Williams 4412, Keith 3-1-11, Mlddieton 1.0.2, Barry 322•3108 6.00 5.60 4RoadTwo 2 Catho.Echave Slush Owl N.Toledo $2, I. Ky. 57 __ LOCATED ON LAKE MONR6E ON 17.92 Ga., or s U U 1 U 1 979 weighed in at 7 lbs., 14 ox - JOHN ABBOTT US): LesInkli 30 earning the right to ad06, Crawford 2 1.25. Osborne 001 0, vance to the national tourDavidson 12.3 4, Blumenfeld 2004, nament In Hutchinson, Kan. Lmanis 31.27. Massimo 1 002. R. Jeanty 4 00 5, A. Jeanty 1 3.3 5. "The past Is past," said Sterling of those games. "We Totals 23 9.17 55. the ate in ' he 69 and t st y won SEMINOLE Its): Moore 3 0.0 6, went to the nationals. Both Wade 20.11. Johnson 1002, Lainu 9 teams have some regrets. what 1-1 19, Crooks 5 0. 1 10, Campbell 32.2 we are concerned with now is 12. Carter 0 23 2, Smith 5 22 12, Robertson 0444. Rodgers 7 22 16. tonight's game. We just need a Brown 22-46. Totals: 39 15.20 95. 6110;t " _____________ ensuing free throws won the game. The third meeting was the most memorable for Seminole, besting the Tita ns in t he 19 started, with experienced Brevard beating second-year 5CC by 13 poInts In regular p t U 1 . Wednesday's Seminole victory was pretty well decided Campbell and Cintls Smith chipped In 12 apiece. Richard double ooks was also in flgtres with 10 markers, The Brevard-Seminole game tonight will mark the ninth Montreal, Indian River and 3dm Abbott play tonight at 7 for the con- of Oilers espec t Steelers, Parade ..But Then Who Doesn' t U I- 'c - - Brevard knocked off Indian River In Wednesday's opener, si-m, an d Seminole simply outclassed JOIUt Abbott CoIktt • I ew by Tom Vincent Booster Club tournament 'tonight when Brevard of Cocoa - takes on the hod Raiders at 9 U • Herold Photos th e - Seminole Community College • U _ friends meet in - championship game of the And F ,s U -. Thursday, Jan. 4, IM-7A : .: :.: • . .I ::. ....'. . �- . - - - • p P - r - Thursday. Jan. 4, iviv AA-Evening Hera $d, Sanford, Ft. OURSELVES January s scu""I ew Ye J4 Aff :.; 1 1213 617181920 :L-ii 1 I LATEX PAINT For interior or exterior masonry surfaces or properly prepared wood or metal. Dries quickly to an excellent flat finish. 2 gallons In a reusable plastic pail. White only. or exteriorWhite. " IVIUVULU Reg. Price (each). . .. . . 99 M IS W .- I . Reg. Price (2 gallons). 9.9, I11iI1 ____ Ililtiul w1w1 lf '1 ng Each Xi I neg. • 99 neg.rplece, Price i • Mqweate Acrylic Latex Household STEP LADDER STORAGE BUILDINGS HOUR PAINT Seff-Sealing ROOF SHINGLES All bu&%.W fu& gajVenhwd to Smgod &Mn by bmilys sacurity For tm on oxtwlor surfaces of Wooden ladders with bedrri back construction for rigidity and evength. Beams and corrugated steps are reinforced with a"rocks. Installation Instruc dons No 04089 5 Each 35 8 _________ Antique Brass ...........8 ___________________ •lockw.lI Washadm Single Lover Lavan Flush EXTERIOR DOORS Fesj Jve -1 KITCHEN FAUCET With aerator and spray, has an extra long spout. f W-, ...2715 ishid base cabinet 49 'I ________ TI in White Leather or woodorained Dark vinyl. Acc.uodaaavailable. TRINLINE Q • 72 12"x3' 12"xlO "• FLOOR Tlu 22" .i Um tk comas In PP-1 Gold Chip, Belp Element.30.9ol. E&*.......... nn -- PP-23 and PP-20 Spring or right hand in EachTiIs. . . . . • ... ..... I • t ..... 52" mentod in place. 3% 111111. DAYTON In dococatcw pat- Quality tool stW blade securely fitted with good quality flame twmwwcoiom de. NoI35C. tsc" h .71 ., 2 II SOY'S • Un. Ft. I'M yOUt$SlfIrLNo.228R2$C 3120O0•Economywslgl... 102'1 ___ 74...... 7 L - based on Rockwell's brilliant works have In. chided plates, bells, Mains drawing at an early age to amuse other children. The artist dr opped out of young love, sympathetic impressions of old people and family life In a more a Lain ecutive, the and flgwthes,"maahka said. "They have been coUected in every corner of the land by Americans who loved the legendary artist. He me& people chuckle, reminisce. fed nostalgic p" and poUioUnn. &W IIIII belift Jak'ardinery high school th his soph more year to study at the National Academy Sdml. In 1910 he transferred to the Art Students League. He received his first commission. four Christmas cards, at the age of Axteen. His firsit Saturday Evening Post cover appeared on May 20, 1916. is a Square.... .20.31 Bundle ' people. to Born in Now York City, SANFORD PLAZA ALTAMONTEMALL GOVERNOR 'S g',\:I Zale Sale, 91 ____ .' IIMALM"dftsft 2x 4 * s' suc STUDS Kraft ioc - - and other home Joe Place ..... r.gularr.tail dt .S '1 112"*4'*I'(3 ...,..... 8 l!24'*4'*I'(4ply).....,... - .• - F ll s * 0 Coats . Sportswea ItA mma L11111111STRID9 a senior board member In I Ladies' Shoes 20% to 40% - TheDtamouidS$ose Fvefinø () L.aa . -. - ______ Y -- - wearable and very packable 7 - at - mary/ -..- - (Psthim 200N. PARK . SANFORD PH 32223$3 Association and has been a SALE STARTS FRIDAY w REGARDLESS OF COST... / OFF thuslaA who sI sailina, bike r1I Aft. tM& AM J%ft. Travels have taken her to all but thr- of the Un1W 5. ALL YOU$MA*TsHoppEs.THl.sasTNE SALE YOU'VE sEcNwAITINGFOR yem Mq yew in " ' - - . . . )111IN& WITHHELD I SALt ELUISS: anU tANKS. UPWOI$TE5Y, OSAPIIY INSCI. 101101$ I TaiNt PATTIMS I MACY-MADI OwIMs Lynn Grunow, daughter of two w ___ CS DON'TMIUITIWEMU$T MAKE ROOM FOR OUR NEW SPRING FASHIONSI ENTIRE Qvlattn and FsIlos.hi of Chrman M111111I additi __ chserleadetfortwoyesrsanda . OCK REDUCED up 65% S &T TO DISCOUNT I i. u ili-es -$aI s-e--5. Ito SAW= - 211% 0111"00 01. * ... . . .. •. Ii - I.i!WP$iJM a.4*' ...i--SIa - a-4 - p .-_..,- •... -- - - .•,.• ..... - - . - -. - -- co-captain of the varsity N. 1s I1asas DO.- m 4 p SouthernCollegear4bopesto become a Certified Public *cc tant. She AmongAmerlcanStudents, Is LIMITED QUANTITIES •Ps Skits - - ussm"*wIftamw. , tt.,.j - .: .t:;;. ....... .-.-.-....---.. -- --_.- .--...............---. . ---------------------------------- ------------- - y cross country teams, a nwmber of Mu Alpha Theta, math honor society, and Itespian Inter n&U". in addition to being yearbook photographer his junior year. Smi Weaver, dauliber of Mr. and Mrs. Donald Weaver, Oviedo, plans to attend Florida Dresses r1 y• Cloud Sundsy s JUNIOII - MISSES - HALF SIZES OY That 7:30.6:0O.MondsythruSaturdsy udent government, Class for Young Americans Honor Society since his year. soloIore and e on var 1 h ion Fa Zã. and Friends HOURS I- v Mark llolland, son of Mr. and MrLPaul Holland, Lake Mary, Ueutenant Governor, Interact been a member of the National a - . ADMISSION $1.50 - WITH THIS AD ONLY $ t-is -----...-- mendation. 736 3/8"x4'*S' it, 40 DEALERS SHOWIN(. - ALL EXHIBITS FOR SALE T*i: Is a Ja,isr*-D ye, SAow" history, and the nag of the U. -9. is required for state jud6ng, in addition to a transcript of grades and a faculty recom- Inahunyt p lw I I- m comprehensive questionnaire summer counselor. that covers in part government, Somefimswoes. some one-of-&Wnd items priced tosell Aoptsw and active In service and patriotism A Bring In your gift list and shop this 111111 PLYWM A"" 700fronch Avenue Ph 323~4700 ' fabulous salel Cox H0 U RS : the college of scholarship the winner's to and Mrs. Kent Powers, choice. along with an engraved Longwood Is president of sterling silver Paul Revere student Council and president at the of the Fellowship of Christian I Ow.Bot 1. e Presented 11ner Ita1 Athletes at his high school, in pring AR Congress in Washington, D. C. addition to being president of The senior selected at each the youth fellowship at his e two years. I high school has been judged CUT e ,as ,. Involved outstanding In the areas of - 4. -. proiscm 7 14741 %X. 5 leadership, dependability, Muscular Distrophy wMe selection 4 of attractive Iand practical 4#'1" Igiftwari. Ughtwslght easy to work. Can be used for framing SUNDAY. J & hi 6 p in w 10 1, in.. '4at 1 1, in ti, III p m The National Good Citizen (1978). Charles Powers, son of Mr. Award is a $1000 -' .4 1/1.. Ho scholarship. 15 V / 0 off ____ . Ill FRIDAY. SATURDAY Shari I I DELANI) FLORIDA ANTIQIJES SHOW-SALIE . Si Hold At DELAND ARMORY WINTERS Resort Co-Ordinates 250/o to ____________ fl41 addressed envelope, please relaxed style. censionLutheran Church, sponsored by the National 'A " In the mid-forties, which Society Daughters of the Casselber ry. ('J will probably be regarded Elizabeth Updike, daughter. a as the period of his greatest Sallie Harrison Chapter. of Mrs. Marilyn J. Updike, achievement, Rockwell Sanford, is the local sponsoring Lake Howell Rd., plans to atproduced his famous "Four In solids, Prints and Plaids tend Auburn University and group. Freedoms" suite. The winners are Charles major in architecture and inThe plate will be powem 14m Brantley Rio terioc design. Her hobbin in_90411h* 0.PIy,W43y.fQ 001 available at leading blike School; Elizabeth Updike, Lake dude re jewelry, department and Howell High School; Lynn riding, swimming, and e Blouses gift stores. Grunow, Lyman High School; volunteer work. In high school she has been Weaver, Oviedo High 9 Pants st R. ll Civitan Club, PISA and class S Skirts / ..— Seminole HI School. school winner offlces,andwasahomecomlng II FLORIOA1) Each high • Ja c kets court pr Among honors /'fr1g7y iY.' . I Innhiir Ilniril receivesapinandacertlficate and is eligible for the state prize received are the Commissioner a Vests which is either a $100 bond, of Education Award of ' .1 , I All wash'n UNSHINE STATE __JJ series E or a $75 cash Excellence and Presidential -?'h t:. - I - Un. Sm up to 30% on your hosting and cooling CoM with proper IrMANd0n, will W19 Seminole County high schools to editor, assistant ed itor of the enter state competition for the newspaper, and vice president annual Good Citizen contest of her church youth group at - It only happens, Y I_1 1w i - COWAISSION i io,s,i, o.,...n, of A,I.',n,I,at,on Sensational - - HIGHWAYSAFETY One week onlyl 3Olbs.(216q.ft.) RoIl... jects were mainly young boys in engaging an English painter who came to the United States after the Civil War. A _ :: / and successful illustrator. Rockwell's early sub- Bundle 77 -,SANFORD owiftiftan sp@M uft ivwciwdm son of Jarvis Waring Rockwell and Nancy Hill, daughter of Thomas Hill, Saturday Evening Post cover of Feb.•3'1000 . PRICE1111 GOOD THRU JANUARY 11 r$1111011 to the 'r4M to limit and love them de*y. He shared his pride in America through his por. Five outstanding high school member of the Beta Club. seniors have been selected at Offices held are yearbook HILVING 0o WE socept point or Win. 53$ - PrIcee quoted In this ad are based on By the age of 22, he was recognized as an important School and Mark 40 3-Tab RBERGI ASS 20 Year Warranty ....... Jim SstO9IIPP5f k,non.aIIpjr . 0OAT1lN9 So. Ft. Isl/$11 3V x IV'. 3%*'xV'.. qVfgs V#x2Y#....IfIl/lI 9101L_Jq~ VINflRUNIIU *1 *Nwa___ 20 , sq.Y& ..... Pivots. Raidy to be Pointed w unitmWM01twopwais TN42-2R$7 - Double Each . .. ........ it*q ... 5U Feb. 3, 1894, Norman Percevel Rockwell was the Pi!O flflR stop$ cre" v~w~% insulates, reflects 5 No. VII 4-14 h12wldths Inter-° cushioned for reeld.ntial use Can bslooa.4sid or Co- 1111110111111111.1 1 Gellon 14 eop e range, Including girls to a lesser extent, glimpses of **&em* ''' "" . . .. . •. . ROUND ROWIAI(1 Ing ' ' ' 199" 541 heat. Finishes to t Each...... . 110 Hampton - Epoxy-polyester bonded enamel In simulated WoodWain %ft Pure White trim on doom 43$ handleo A 12" i Each up-takes away their entire department, to avert further woman. It was easy for me, to Know," write Abby: 132 since I had always felt a strong Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills. Calif. motivation for making the calls PrObleCIL Obscene phone calls are sexual attraction for women, 90212. Enclose 11 and a longin the first place. So at the first disturbing Illegal. A convicted offender but I never allowed myself to stamped (28 cents), self- required glasses at the age of twelve, Rockwell began Kentuckian - Epoxy-polyester enameL.Fern Green and Pure White. ApMT FELT 10'x 7' No.1009. 1399i For use undw asphalt shingles of Each ................. alibestoe siding, In built-up roof IlYxW No.10W. No 1010 Each Each .......N"' J 6 x4 blade. 4W* and roof. 10'xlO'. A GjnrL mn. - GARDEN HOE Has beveled 6V' handle No YG6 OP*n Book ROUND SW VEL Rolled stop, Wil" x 12" blade, 4111" full ventilation. Push button latch, doser and all hard- Mal M111174( - Sftle' WON111111111=0001111 Ellement. 20 gO Clear OfIdD ponderoes pin* doors Each ...... w-w wrAde full nem to doeft Op 6116 26"x12'Sheets...........6.79 never really lov ed. I have two want, not on w hat your parents fine teen-age children. My want.Ifyourparmtsloveyou., fective way to discourage of your phone company. T annoying call.. The people have peopletrained to deal with marriage didn't work out they'll accept you as you are. to our future generations." "Gorham giftware items "Norman Rockwell puseaw a forthright in. Square.....1920 Features: extra deep triple rib construction of heavy gauge metal, If the caller continue, to at a very young age to a man I own choice based on what YOU physically small child who wore corrective shoes and TMI lvmwisi ion on the 11s: ____ l5Yw Warranty edge hemmed and overlapping 1400 Series. In Green and White. 26" x W Sheets ............ 4.79 INSET VINYL P10011111 — 2' .......47$ 79 4....... 1178 w ...... 26 flat's right, just hang up. situations. His work was exacting, with minute attention given to detail. In later years he expanded his tribute to the famous artid for his love of humanity, artistic genius and his out human heart. t ° _ TORN IN TWO the caller the iatiufactlosof any DEAR ME: The next time the That's the fastest, most ef- harau, call the b usiness I ______________________________________________________ 9U 6 Lightweight, yet durable porwis we won't rust, crack of rot shatterIx 24r* and 74'. 'I WATER MAThS Glass lined extra heavy steel tank has extra thick fiberglass Insul.tlon 16" f1'oin the PacWcTeIeWo*aeCo.: sight into his country and people. He knew them well and moments of glory. He has bequeathed both the results ofhis artistry and his spirit of faith to us and kamt gold trim featuring W2 FIbsrglau PANES LAICOUTI assembly for greater strength 12" x 4 ................... 274' 9" able for partial or semble. Mixtures not locktdod.) ...... heavy duty steel coated with durable '?' i Heavy extruded aluminum ffaifll 12" X 12", standard I • tampered glass vkr abs.. Sum cultured merble top. Eny to w Packag. 2141 "I PfI1HIPI9 STORM 0001$ Oak, with i White! Gold or Brown! Easy to install sWving. Made of ally. Ear '11111" NNIIIVANITY PACKAGE Mar-resistant fin VEHTILATEDSHELVINO Wo1I may be Pohl anine or flr**wd natur- ~'1j GmentaW for 5 Vestal No.07239. 5#...... know what I am and DEAR TOEN: If you are If you should get an obscene response whatsoever. Just hang train comes through-get on It. DEAR ABBY: I was married mature, you will make your phone call, HANG UP! Students Win DAR Contest memorative plate with 24 Q , .10010M.- 111a I n trayals of everyday events AccIngtoW.Dan Deadboll LOCKS wall surfaces. In White and C0110M Amemorlal tribute to the late Norman Rockwell, one of America's foremost and beloved adiits, has been announced by Gorham. The company has created a 10%" com- - Sifeguard your Satin or Brass Anodized Aluminum ...... oun ry production of the artist's r Piece LAVATORY FAUCET mow or and on a is lii Washedess Single Contfol to any bathroom, this faucet has "rotor and pop-up 4#* on drain mitet With lkinstrinned ... Norman Rockwell's own the sun against Wrid aid weathAr. In White and- UP! l iw remark, simply hang up. can be sentenced to up to six have an affair with one. U I Each.. pr*~trWg A J,.., like what's being said. HANG and natural for me. My children : accept , u my parents are have you for a 23-year-old girl giving me a hard time. who, everybody says, is prdty I love my parents and know st m e, small town with snobbish people my feelings. They the 10a ." again? That blast could Gently-because any reaction who won't let her forget that she disapprove of m mate and my seriously impair her hearing," at all can serve to encourage lives on the wrong side of the lesbian lifestyle. Should I give up my lover to one reader stated.) them. Don't yell, don't speak, tracks? ME IN IOWA please my parents? Fm 34. Well, here's the official word don't even mutter. Don't give . • * (each) your telepbone--if you don't relationship is so comfortable Some berated me for Who said the teen years are who make them actuauy need this e of situation. And they because my husband used to an audience. And taking that will do everything, including beat me a lot. After I divorced the happiest? For Abby's new away from tbem-by hangin working with your police him,I fell deeply in love with a booklet "What Teenagers Want Reg. Price ("ch)................................. 2.98 , ,• ,. X 0 YE LLOW ruiic '1 oil Strong utility lumber suitable for many do-it-yourself projects. If your cabinet doors won't stay closed, inV Each Stall magnetic catches. - ---- - ,:. .. remember that simple rule: It's never been happier. 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Sticks to wood, glass, stone, stucco, brick, metal and sheetrock. Stays flexible,: Easy to clean p, for interior That'sRight, Just Hang Up On Obscene Phone Callers W.. UTEX KORKER Thursday, Jan. 4,1979--1 B Tow F04 sat W7227 OP solution Iutuons 14 Each 11,40 %V" Is Evening Hiram, Sanford, Fl. 1979 - . — --- . - - — .—'.- - - - - -. . - - - . . - - �. 26--Evening HiraM. Se nisrd, FL - -_ - - - nab a deadly arms dealer. (4)• SARNASY JONES A skeptical J.R. becomes $ when a psychic uses her ctakvoysnt powers to trap h killer. (R) p y Kate ieerns that ___ EVEN NG 600 (2) POPI Ill NEWS NEWS RESOP 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE 11:56 TRY (MON) AFTERNOON PRO 12:00 S SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Slakel host an Informative look at whit's p at the movies. (2) THE WILSURN BROTHERS (4) THE YOUNG AND THE 1:00 iiSCos NEWS __ 130 -Puno p.m., Palmer. PROJECT U.F.O. A Vietnam veteran, hiding $ secret from his past, refuses to reveal Information about his UFO sighting. (I) S THE WALTONS Jason feels he is efanlne the rest of the f"Y when he consIders becoming $ conscientious objector. MORK&MINDY Mcdi fails passionately Ii;, blonds. (R) sha(,A "Black lid." ml most devastating oil spill In ,g a diversion motion picture for a million dollar Jewel tory and It. effects are amined. 12:37 5 8.W.A.T. Hondo same 1:30 AT'S WH HAPPININGII ..ilr1.y has a torrid affair with $ .ttuck &iver wto. unknown to her, Is married. (R) 9:00 .2)QUINCY Quincy Is er'c".d of murder when he signs a kidney transplant nsplant order on an accident victim wwho allegedly was not deed. (4)5 HAWAII FIVS-O The ...aongwvlter-manager (James 0 GRAMMING men are after are holding hostages. (Part 2 of 2) (R) 1:00 p •THE :1: 10:00 (2)TOMORNOW Guest: evangelist 1:00 (2) ANOTHER WORLD GENERAL HOSPITAL ZOOM (R) 1:30 SM'A'S'H(R) ELICIRICOOMPANY I - Darren) of a budding entertainor (Yvonne Ellimam) takes $ stand against the underworld • SUNIWS Igures trying to muscle in on hercarssr. (Part 2of2) ian 5 BARNEY and his men clash with an aId. ely Indian who Is determined to make Central part his burial p __ Zuksrman, highlighted by his .fjsw York debut and his assolst$on with the English Cham- ROOKIES ___ ' Bring 11, 5:00 DiMes. Am ('bomber ci Cssaeree, 7:30 p.m. SMrd LA, $ p.m., 1201 W. First St. MARY TYLER MOORE •1l.._ ROGERS (R) Sanford AA, $ p.m., First United Muthodlal Qnrch, Sanford. 530 (2) NEWS 5 HOGAN'S HEROES MtRV GRIFFIN (WED) TUAY, JANUARY 9 SSniIrd Beds.., 7 a.m., Sainbo's, W lprWs 5$sg, 7:10 a.m., city hail, North BEW11C I OVERIIASY Edgainon Ave. __Im $d U__ no Holy Log"em awlemal Dom Qu* ho. N am 4K AiMn Mssri, S 7:10 p.m., Uy.T)ag5$, J. Flowers Le Mee Aesatear Sadie Satisfy, 7:30 p.m., ___ Sanford (1lmber, ci Commerce. Wst Watchers, 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Quh, & (k Ave.; 7 p.m., Sianmit Apts., C,Therry. ParMis Aau.y..s, 7:30 p.m., (mnmjty United Malbodist CIiwL, Casselberry. TelesdRsnCIQih,7:30p.m.,S.uiford complained that "You Don't BW Me Flowers," the new bit singl. by Because of the siswklng by thu disc jockys and prngr directors, Jim Ed Brown and }Isl.i ('iwlia hen gA a cowdry version of the popular love song the latest in a asries ad mal.lsmale dusts that have garnered Inomive iist,nsr ___ (PIN) SSUNNU _____ - 2:10 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN ___ "1 tistsned to the Batten and Nell recording and I loved the er in ION,' says Bob Mflcl.fl, a co ry radio pno, ci . California. "i think t _1 r lyrically that I have heard in many, many years. The onty tg I wMCdVIthWasthsIscttlnt-tOmy.W-tkieweflDS osry kicUnatkw.." 11woi a listener poll, Mitchell Load Ms audience usd with WRDNRDAY, JANUARY 30 (IIbSV $sy, 7:10 a.m., 156 (sterIa. Oviada Relay, 7:10 n.m., the Thws Boise. __ PLAZA TWIN 00 hiwy. 17.13 - in.nia PLAZA I ___ xoeomInc., 12:10p.m., 130 Robin Road, A*omont. _____ - fsiO5 01 • Wuaii's CIa ci " - St. Prsirs, $ p.m., DoBory Cesunaity gp--, OvsnntwsA.aps., 7:15 p.m., AJtomMie MA - curtain - ripalatlus ci In as way bs ceedry. Notice Is hereby given that I am - .._•.__ .., ___._._ _. $ a.m Mayfair Cr (2ab M. d 04alWeshil 7 p.m., Mu5$gromury Wdw Whurs, Is n.m., laS Mary Presbyterian 7 Q..y Ia. 4 has is pep ad seem ,, Now 1111ollift kA • kdoW s, amPtwalt Spn. uiun. Mj, 7:10 p.m., (miesity MM arà, s1bunry. I , un., ladurt Credit IuIs Tuuhelik..i a,ic fl-'-" __ ___ • wu a vu" s : RMT4 asd LWNI • VSILJSKTNSIU"AY$ L • .4 C1NE 1. BILLCOi$Y•JANEPONA'LTESMiTHAU " ELAINE MAY'*ICHAP.DPRYOI'MAOGIESMITH ___ It , 7:10 p.m., ns&Y, w u w.m-issi MIIPU$ MISPISS All TIIMINAI. • SPill SAYS . IUIWIR . UNIaP . hull Jerry S • • dAvs.,it A LN,$1 S JANUARY30 Vued leftciMMIhelda urul r- : • - ____ Ws d -- Ov , • -. - -- àJ, __ vil __isr __ • . .I S 06 ~, NmI SuTP I - jR) I ___________ W' \X'ITLJ ilMMP'"Jl • !!Nu - __ . - - - ___ .: IT -- ; 1C . 101 _l:_ V ____ ____ ____ t5N ____ day SI Pobruaty, iwi. If yew tell to Chute W.. &r ---- _____ - W10=in EXTRA, ad so ve 01l P"$lW"Mmmwoftawkw I as circais ci.,. tn-ui. PieMe is iia.*a.ss wilt 04 OVAMM 011 me Pkoi= mm -'--_- . la'L -1 - ..-- --J i - 's p ,n.paisp , ar =,41IisI ''- 89"a fir DINeMi. of Marries. 2300 Millonville Ave. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? PlaceaClasslliedAdin 51fl newspaper space, create the Evening Herald today. layouts, write copy and service local advrfl.,'. L,advertising sales experience 32-Houses Unfurnished Preferred. Apply in person to: ______________________ ADVERTISING DIRECTOR EVENING HERALD 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida Driver Wanted, Tractor Trailer, East Coast Dpi. Call aft 6p.m. 323-0645. 2301 Hartwell Ave., vacant, 3 SR. 1% both, range, ref., fenced yd.. carpet, $255 mo.. $150 damage deposit. Children welcome. 162. 6172. BR, 2 baths. C.H&A, Like new $300 mo. about 500 sq. ft. S rooms $230 mc. YOUR LOW FEE FORREST GREENE AGENCY REALTY will 534$31or33.VIliv1L MANY MORES I I For rent or lease. Townhouse, Sonars. 3 OR, 21/a bath. Double garage. Call 1.554655.4550. 3 BR, 3 bath condo in Maitland. 3 OR, 3 bath South Orlando. 4 OR, 2 bath Pine Hills area. 3D REALTY, REALTOR 33t0505, 3350100 OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY lto5 OWNER OPERATORS Mercury Motor Express needs owner operators In the flat bid division for East coast operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. Call Bob Bevis toll free 1I0048. 6573. EOE. TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs dependable person who can work without supervision in Sanford. Contact customers. Age unimportant, but maturity is. We train. Write A. A. Dick, Pres., Southwelemn Petroleum, Ft. WOftI, Tx. (1) machinist or machinist helper. 2 yr. exp. preferred. sal. based on qualifIcations; (1) litter layout or fitter layout helper, 2 yr. exp. Sal based on qualifications. Product M3vement Systems Inc., 1.4 Industrial Pk., Power Cf., Sanford. LET'S BE HONEST weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading tltlsad, and If we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be hors. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week,. call 1100.4324153 anytime for ,ammessage _ NURSING ASSISTANT to do home Mall Pt care In Seminole a S.W. Volusia County. Prefer I a esperlence, must own car. full time. Bay Area Home Health between 1:20151? 321. M. bE. AMWalas H SI*JIL 1. • F Fields. Sy, III ,,ally "Chot riAllIN Jan. 4. U. 15. IL Wit *aØâa*d •1 .• .•. . ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service I 2565 REALTORS 13 PARK L$C& beak liNde iViSliCSd teller. starting salary according tsespirlince. PIN5I sh51S Oar apppWnvelt. Mrs. Killer M. 1311. I$5fl only, LImbIS. Sanford between 311 ' ' Manufacturing nse 5on . Cssipany ot, gpg, and oar ISI, J.y in - accurate thlsCswfla.Dp -- --- Wilt, WIN. (SEAL) MlhorN.$ac1w,NltJr. Clerk SI Ins CircvN Cavil BY: lefty O C W DUStY Clerk P111*: 554=: 2,. 3L "M jO_ -yd. It. W9 . . e- 940 1 1 ...i. *.ø.. l.il.IS mano"W40 Career. Because of ___ prarnetlern,aliesllidmrmkiref INlvIdwi1s are niedod IA thi Onlaside area. Outstanding Iits OW a secure 'emnt.yes future is, yew to bit.S*I a.stN manager. Call Isuffiern 'BiSS Co. em s. FI'och Ave., SatIs,t 223.1615 between 11415, 41-Houses IF YOU ARE TIRED looking at inflated prkes you should make a date to see this new listing. 3 BR, 1 both, 19. fenced car lot In XLNT con. ditlon. Only $23,500 and ft's furnilliell WANTED.UNHAPPY RENTERS We believe we have lust the home for you. This 3 1*, 14 beth Items is lecafed in was SI well -homes & you can relax before a crackling fire in yew own fireplace. This Is a "must sse• $37411. Will sill PHA. .-•.- • coo -- - 3 DR, 2 bath, CHIA, carpet 533,500. 5xi pct. in?. Broker Contractor 322.M7 H. will enjoy applying his handy ability to this 31 split plan, wall to wall, Sanford location. $21.000. Sanford 2.1, din. rm., garage, fireplace, location convenIent to stores 1. schools, easily made Into 3 BR. $23,550. For those who like to entertain. Lovely extra large Fam. Rm., screened patio, pool sized yard. Liv. rm. with fireplace. Mayfair. 163,500. VoIusla County. $10,000. ,, BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. At tractive large 4 OR, 2"3 bath Country kitchen, swimr jg pool, near lakes I country club WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $25 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 536.000. REDUCED $2,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1", like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This is a choice property. Call today to see. $291900. bath, DUPLEX attractive I, comfortable as any home. Live in one side, let the other side make your monthly payments. Choice location. 535,900. HAL COLHRT REALTY INC. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Oviedo, Reed Ave. ½ acre. I BR. bath. $21,000. [I] °Iaoo' EVENINGS 3220612 322-1102, 322.1177 By Owner 2 ON, 1 bath, C.HIA, w. w carpet, fenced backyard, en garage, closed in patio, residential area 1106200 ft. lot. Must NO to apprecIate. 412 6 1111111111111111 I STENSTROM REALTY PEOPLE EXPECT 32 HOMES SOLD IN NOVA YOU WANT TO SILL OR BUY A HOME I WE SELL HOMESI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER HEAT. DISHWASHER. RANGE, DOUBLE DOOR RE. FRIGERATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 2 CAR GA. RAGE. $35,551. PHA. VA OR CONVENTIONAL. SUPER 4 II, 2 bath home w C+H$A, w w carpet, dining ar ar fenced yardl Like new I in nc cond.I Just ea, re $411111 completely fencedI A Ivy for WHAT A DIAL. 35*1 bath home an corner lot wIlls 01 freest Spacious LR& OR, ww carpet & tile, clew to siappingi Many ATTRACTIVE 211, 1 both haste w.C.H&A.. we carpet, est.in kit., Fla. rm., clew to scheels I sh000ft an nice 101 IPP WAR. RANTED. Only $2t5111 REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES SANFORD'S SALES JOIN LIADIRI WE LIST & SILl. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONII JOIN THE. ONE THAT'S NO-11 tents pIoneer ltemak asides i.wwoutoIteiei buyer IAW*iIed In buying eel. AUTO PARTS this isess immediatily 'EALTOR 3231111 MULTIPLE LISTING $U VICE lvii 1336$ 311111-11110 REAR FENCED YARD, CAR. 4 IEDROOM, 2 BATH JUST RE. DECORATED, NICE SHADE TREES, REAR FENCED YARD. $35,000. 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN I LAAE MON. ROD.? SIDROOMS EACH. OWNER FINANCING AVAIL. $15,110. sudrasi Only 513.5511 little work but has peNlitsueS leee. Priced betew appraisal. PLETELY PANELED, AIR CONDITIONER I HEAT. PORT. 531400. COZY I NEAT. IDR, lbathhome In C.C. Manor, range, refrg., eat. In kit., w.w c.rpst, landscaped I - th$ hire's as heel inly under the sun. 3OR. Ibsflt. Onegi San- 2 OR 3 BEDROOM, COM- Sanford's Sales Leader - 322-2420 3 SIDROOMS. 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, WALL TO WALL CARPET ON S ACRES OF INPROV. ED PASTURE WITH ARTESIAN WELLS. $13,110 OLDER 2 STORY COMPLETELY REMODELED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. NEW CARPETING I PANELING, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT ON 1 ACRE. LESS THAN $ MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. 561,101 3 lEGROOM. 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, POOL. DOUBLE CARPORT 05½ ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE. 113.111 OWNER FINANCING. SIISLEI REALTY ANYTIME BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 34315. Myrtle Ave., Sanleri Multiple Listing Service -m25S Sanford10h11O Isn 327.1577 - _ - - REALTORS W PARK - - 3236061 CLASSIFIED AVERT ISING MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day Try Onet 2321 PARK DR. 3222111 AFTER HOURS REALTOR 332.3951 322.5254 322 0441 REAL ESTATE Associate needed to work in Sanford or Longwood Tony Coppola Associates, Realtor. 530-0333. area. Make reasonable CASH offer Owner. 322.230 3225990 DUE 10 DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip & sew needs someone to take over payments $15 mo. or pay bal. $120.12. Call 131.1711. Will deliver, no obligation. - 60A-Business Equipment -. -. IS'- , in. Craftsman floor model drill press. Excellent condition. 323 1900 or 322-7630. 51-40usth$d Goods ON SALE NEW twin site box Wings I mattress 123.9$ ea. PC., NEW coffee table with 2 matching and tables $39. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322.5721. - 71 Pinto Runabout exc. cond. wi spd., vinyl roof, AM-FM radials, 4rebuilt eng. 1 owner. $1200. 904789 4212. 7591212. 62-Lawn-Garden - '15 Trans Am. Good cord. $1000 or best offer Call after 3323.1100 - 52--Appliances - - FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YE L LOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 323.7500 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to 115 models. Call 339.9100 or 1344605 (Dealer). AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9141 Eves after 61 weekends Needa New Car or Truck? Calla brolier & Save$*S 323-1201 64-Equipment for Rent DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. No charge other than $5 registration fee unless vehicle is sold. Call 90425S 8311 for further details. Sleam clean Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 322.5151 68-Wanted to Buy 1970 Nova, body & engine good cond. $650. Utility trailer, $130. 3233622. Cash 322.4132 Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. RefrIg., stoves, tools WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU CALL 345.7453 - WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322.1721. 7 CAR DE-INS :'aying $15 mens, $7.50 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition. - 323.1611. 71-Antiques 1973 HORNET HATCHBACK OCALA ANTIQUE SHOW 'KI' JWW'I TY, iri•. A.T,A.0 n,,.,,,r, I. - 'I ..i495 2895 1976 PACER '' City Auditorium FrI.& Sat. 1p.m. 169p.m. Sunday 1p.m. to6p,m. Admission $1.50 The Chapman Shows 7 DR. SON. A-T, A.0 1973 CHEV. CHEVELLE 9695 1975 BUICK 2695 72-Auction 2DR. For Estate, Commercial I Residential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dells Auction. 323 $620. 4 DR. SON. XCLEAN - 1I11blii 11914111 Home Improvenaids Air Cent & Heating Central Host S, Air Cond. I.ree kist. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford. 322.1771 your Mater or furnace serviced & checked for Winter. LIc. Bonded, Ins. 323.5300 KENMORE WASHER Parts. Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES PERMATEX COATING I HOME IMPROVEMENT $316139 531.4067 INSULATION- Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, I iberlgas & Cellu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 321-0539 or 904.73447fl collect. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING I REPAIR 322-WO S. G. BALINTIASSOC. Beauty Care TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Sit E. 1st St., 3225742 Nook PAINTING, CARPENTNy ICABINETS 3230129 Lighe ItauNng Cenamicille ____________ - 3230697 ea. Warranted. $39,130. ar Ref rlgeratorFreuer 14 Frost lesi-Coldspol $100- 323.6735 I 4teelman, 321-0041 - - Oviedo, nice 32 lots of storage, beautifully landscaped yd. Quiet ... . 80-Autos for Sale Desk Sm. wooden dbi pedestal, 29*45. $20. Chairs (3) $13 ea. Cash only. 321.0011. Crawford's Refrigeration: Have REDUCED owner transferred must sell immaculate 3 BR, 2 Bath, Family rm. w-wet bar built In. Large sc. porch, cozy fireplace, plus extras. Don't wait call now. 565.500. 53-7V Radio Sterno 1 Midesi 2 OR, CS home under $12,000? Yes, it's true if you act fastlll Not fancy but a real value. GREAL allbt ESTATE REALTOR, 332.7495 VA-F HA.235.COflV. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot, Will build on yew lot or our lot. 13" ZENITH Walnut Stereo. AM. FM Stereo Radio, Ispeed PRO turntable, S track ace olayer. Sold new $400, a real buy at only $130 or take up peyments of $11 W mo. Call 531.1711 for free Iteme demonstration. relevislon 2$" Color, S.sutlful walnut cabinat. Regular $400, Salance $115 or $12 ms. $till In warranty. Call 131.1711 day or - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty. 25 yrs. Exp. 671.7617. Electrical Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3455371 PIIIWIn AAA PAINTING *011 FOLEY All types painting 5, house cleaning. Free Est. 323.4294,- Wiring lRepairs Call 323941$ __________ DANNYS PAINTING Interior-Exterior House PaIntg Licensed.lnsured. Sordid FREE Estimates (30$) 321.9460 -, Oroonting I besrng _____________________ - ANIMAL HAVEN Grooming I Boarding. Thermo. stat controlled heat, This Is our 15111 year-Thanks to You our Customers & Friendi. Randall Rowe, 322.5752 PhiITtiui Sirvlc, ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast $ervic111 Chg. Cdi. Accepled 337.11 night. Ileswctes.dng SswFiBep 1 Good Used Televisions. $33 and up Miller's $15 Orlando Ave. 3024IS2 V Enterprises, Inc. 6442013 Midel Inc., Realtor . ,arnstt wit" Reg. Rnd latale Broker JOHN KRIDIR ASSOC. *7W. cemnierclel Phone mioi. $amr I _ BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 3237710 ________________________________ Bob Ball's Disc. Center Inc. 2202 French Ave 322.2255 Blankets, Jackets, Thermals ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 332.5791 eat. - Motorcycle Insurance Plete. Thomas organs, pianos. 1979 Prowler 21' Travel Trailer. 1 mo. old, dealer price $6195 asking $5195 (may trade). See Ward at A-I Family Trailer Pk. Orange Blvd., Sanford. Cozy 2 BR Town house, large in kitchen, over looking large convered patio. Only $25,500. $1S.S00. - BUY JUNK CAPS Misc. items. 317 Palmetto Ave. VACANT older 2 story home, wi BR, 2½ bath, needs some work. Owner will hold. 1 yr. warranty. - - ROBSON MARINI! 2927 Hwy. 1792 YEAR END SALE 10 to 20 pct. off most rod I reels in Used Appliances: Gas, OIl, Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & refrig. Furnishings I Lake Mary 3 OR, 1½ b split plan, easy conversion to professional office, good location. $43,500. 3225752 - Top Dollar Paid for junk 1 used cars, trucks A heavy equipment. 55-Boats & Accessories 75-Recreational Vehicles - stock. Sanford Bait 5 Tackle Shop, cor. of Sanford Ave. I 1 lIh St. Jim Hunt Realty, Inc. - fl-Junk Cars Reimved ___________________________ WILSON MAIER FURNI lURE BUY SELL TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322.5622 w-aniv Sales ., - -,-. SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being Iran5fered must sacrifice Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over $1000, bal. due $456 or take over payments $11 mo. Free home trial. Call ML! REALTOR MUST SELL.? BR house, Sanford. SOME THE "Of Rosalie Dr. or call after 6 p.m. 323.5541. $33000 will negotiate. .o. 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR & . end yew enhey happy days In thIs 3 ILl bath home with merikured d. Conveniently located IA nice area wmasty extras. 531.111. - - M. Unsworth Realty sRII,. REALTY 0 "I IN *BEDDING SALES 531.1714 day or night. C(Av, muSt WW Just $11.15 I HOME - Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool 10 acres on Plneway. $32,000. ./ s pc. BR suite new, $39 5 pc. L new $399; Loveseat $44.95 & up; 7 PC. dinettes $49.95 & up; Ref. $50 I up; El. stove $60 I up: full size draperies $10 I up. Sanford Furnitue Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 3225721. 7310. T WO PLUS TWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact I 23 eeeesee31321 eeeeeeee•leee 323.7532 50-Miscellaneous for Sale Double Hotel box Wings £ mattress. $30 set. SANFORD AUCTION 1215 S. French. 323. Day or Niaht 3235774 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2135 1 i S. French (17-52) Sanford BATEMAN REALTY Reg. Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. 322.4565 3227643 321.075 1627413 Harold Hall Realty 2606 So. Orlando Dr. (1792) I. . 7-A-Mor1gages Bought & Sold Inc. (Cl))) NO hems w.alce LI, Dl, IIIso-in kit., specious IRs, perch THING CALLED - . Losinç, your home 1. credit? I will catch up back payments I bu equity. 322-0216. OWNER VERY ANXIOUS. This large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 7 bath in picturesque Lake Mary area, over sized rooms, $10,500. 3-D REALTY,REALTOR 1 . - ----' -••--- dock S. blich $5300 THE PRICE II RIGHT, 2 94# 1 HAPPINESS ISA STIMPIR ASINCY Avon • I$INFI.AT$ONCIAMPING YQUS SPENDING POWER? hel Avis Is Nile fighi hash. Per - Residential building lot. 130*107, SELLERS I IUY ERSI Y0S$. Experience nicsm.ry. AmbitIous. Energetic indlvidsal .-trained on full salary far 000555 .s.iN s UI ø - $4,500 *00*5* ~~ 47-Real Estate Wanted .e.eessesee.e.eee.e., OPEN HOUSE SUN., JAN, 7 NOON TO 4 PM 613 DEARBORN IN OAKLAND ESTATES (Oil Maitland Ave.) 3 BR, 2 bath, screened porch. k* APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER 3one.bedroom opts., furnished 529.500.111 E.lth, Sanford Call 322 1215 or 3225756 "Last month it was 'Jingle Bells.' This month ft's JUGGLE BILLS!" 24 HOUR [H 322•9283 Maitland.$anford area. I. 2 OR unfurnished Muse, fenced yard I garage, prefer In country. Have small dog. Will pay up to $300 me. Call 223.7525. NO EXPERIENCE NECESSARY . 8264. Mature refined woman lookIng fOf IN .m. IN phone calls. wkends 901.731 1961. N BY OWNER 3 OR, 2 bath, almost new, orange tress, C.H&A. 714 pct. assumable mart. Call 323- 3I-Vdentedto Rent Waltreisis eaperlencad. Must be 40. AØIY STOP AND THINK A MINUTE... IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. pool. $15,000. of in private home in peed nelghberhosd. 3221213 aft S p.": . - . 3056105696 1 $30*026. Eve & 4&B-Investment 2001 Glenway Dr. 42. swimming '•seseess••see•iaiesse - 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. $730 dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 322- 2420 'joel Self-contained. AC, $3,000 Sun. 9105.216 Meadow Hills Dr., Sanford. 10 speed bike, baby furniture, household, etc. - 123.500. The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2433', S French (1752) Sanford 3234324 '13 Prowler Trailer, 211t. -- Sylvan area, $20,000. Best terms. William Malic. zowskl, Realtor. 322-7913. 1415 Valencia CI. 3 BR, l'i, bath. ((13 • 2 Fam ily garage sale. Fri., Sat. & Call 322-1624 -________________________ 59--Musical Merchandise - 78-MotorCyCles S acres Lk. RM Wa 75-Recreattonal Vehicles Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Corn 43LOtSAc 3390509 & 339.0500 REALTY WORLD - 54-Garage Sales _ Financing Sanford's Sales Lead* CHILDREN AND PETS ACCEPTED .- . • -• J7171_ I.. w-,,r,id .., 3sO3OiiartcloDr. REALTOR,MLS has liv. rm., din. rm., den, 3.2. CentPal H&A, Refrigerator, garbage disposal, range S, oven, furnished except master bedrm., $333 per month. - Jan.? FERN PARK 3 BR, 3 bath Lakefront, your. own pçtv$te eeeeeeseieeeeeeeeeee - -- J9 ------------------------------------- ---.. - 111 RABUN COURT SANORA SOUTH MAKE A WISH 3 BR, 1½ bath home in Sonora South with many extrasl C.H&A, w.w carpet, sq. kitchen, Kidney Pool. Patio & large fenced yardl BPP WAR. RANTED. Your wish can come true for lust $44.300, Your Host BEN SOUTHERLAND. 1 Bedroom, equipt kitchen Adults only, no children or pets If SECT-COMPANION For actIve widow. responsible for • financial accounting, carrelpondence, arrange trawl. maintain house & garden, cooking, must be energetic end + I, , $73. 54 Man. through Fri. apply Flrida State Employment. wi S. French Ave.. Sanlm d. - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 522.100 $100 month. 322.3111 ______________________ --42-Mobile Homes - LAKV MARY 3 BR, freshly painted. Double lot. Carport. Unfurnlshed3.l house let Alas? $200, $100 damage 3222553 Realtor Associate 33-4biiss Furnished 201 CommercIal Sanford 3735176 ___________________________ nes filed • _____ (SEAL) 7- . . il tiew 233 Homes, 4 pct. Interest to qualified buyer. $25,000 to $35,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2217. I..$ OM INC. REALTORS SECRETARY MECHANIC CASHIER HOSTESS WELDER MANAGER TRAINEE CLERK TYPIST SALES REP. TELEPHONE SOLICITORS ASPHALT PAVER COUNTER PERSON SURVEYOR WAREHOUSE LABORER SECURITYOUARD BARTENIERS • Sanford in view of Lake Monroe 4 LAKE MARY BLVD. Office for Realtor, doctor, lawyer etc. AAA EMPLOYMENT - mulLtJj *Wlera atUr.Isi $ WITUI$mv bend aidlWeealSI SIteuft illS he_W14 Sibiitsw ci Iu*rd. Iatnhwis for as noot lrrs,dul is as aty, PieMe, Inis at PalllI. • WITNESS aty hand - oil ef AR 4 frRr* YOU ARE NOTIFIED tt an eis. Ad - - -- Salesperson FICTITIOUS NAME isIVS do use IiIuuN lt*nsul he !teInssr*nalwith*eCs.rksiall a*o,. etiA you fir tie relief cows ger en CL. is as .npIIWISIed PWII$ssirsaN.,.ey a, IN. _____ ______ ___ ____ - ---_---. STENSTR 9 LN flflIflfl,W WWfl' Clerk ci me above Court, and to VersOSWid* awn acspyel"or erye a Cis. *wasl p MAIVIN ems. iufsn. N any, to N en I.NIwMA*P.A..sshou#Iv*. CHARLES A. DENLINGII, g$$, pe5lIj5ap Iludsani. J$ Aitajagy, whew all. Poll, $416, CHA Toar, Orlando, dress Is MS Mernoni Avwe. Fields lUil. user Is the PIN Alismente spriso, Funds. 33711, Clark chew Call" In aid ie smwsb Cindy, - Ave. ___ ___ )'T' • WIN r- i- uulr nessvllION?umusuIs ~- . I f. 11L11W • : 111111161011111 . is Apts. for Senior Citizens town, very clean & roomy. SW Jimmie Can, 315 Palmetto BR APT. 8 U flI.-A-Hfictitious name at MICRO-BRUSH PRODUCTS DIA MICRO-BRUSH OF ORLANDO, and that we Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section 565.05 Florida Statutes 957. l.M. DiGerlando Todd Follm.r Edward R. Hutto Publish: December 21, 25, ISiS, January 4, ii, 1fl. DEE.104 Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 226 Cam. bridge Dr., Longwood, Fl.., Seminole County. Florida, under the fictitious name of BRITE ELEC. TRIC, and That I Inland ID rsg;1lw said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with the provisions of the FIctItiOus Name statutes, To.WIt: SctIOn 565.05 Florida Statutes 1W. i1.' I'C WoliiJr. publish: Dec.mb.r 25, 1fl January 1. 11. ii 1575 DEE.133 IN THE COUNTY COURT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE NO. 75.1115 SP 13 LOUIS B. CONLEY Plaintiff, V5. RYTEX CORPORATION, Deforldant. NOTICE OF SUIT TO: RYTEX CORPORATION CO Michael Flemming 303 West 1st Prost San*d. FlorIda 32771 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED theta SUN has been flied against you In the Court listed above and you are required to serve a copy of your Anew or Pleading to the Petition on the Petitioner's Attorney, 'Thomas C. Greene, P.O. lost 55, Sanford, FlorIda 33771, and file the original Answer or PleadIng in the since of the Clerk at the above County Court, Seminole County Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, on or belwo January 23s 11M. If you fail to do so, ludemant by default will be taken against you for the relief demanded In the PetItIon. Doneand ORDERED this 1111h day at Dom, 157$. (SEAL)___ *111w, H. Seduel$h Jr. Clerk CWcult Court, Seminole Co. SR'05(df Fla. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Sy: Jacquelyn S. iausctt FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Deputy Clerk FLORIDA THOMAS C. GREENE CAN NO. 764W&4" IN SE: THU 16*151*01 OF P.O. am MS COLEMAN WE IS, $pfoq, FlorIda 32771 ANITA Petltieow, publish: December 21, IS, 1515; end Jsnuary 4' 11, 1'?' JAMES PAUL WEBS, Husband, 011.116 III W. ___ NOTICE OS SUIT TOs ANITA COLEMAN Will IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND HERRING ' FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. 1111116110 now FLORIDA Siveenob. GA. CIII NO.: 75.1* YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED IN RE The Marriage OS: Sol,* will tsr_IsiaermuI SI Final CLAUDIA MAR GRIFFIN tudemant, RsW*WAM Order and P.INISP15. ntSIrSIdnlldfrem efli Jvrisdlctien of Cewit and P Warn WILLIE LEE GRIFFIN Peenent 5P.Uw.0 of relets lespesilemi. with tslher has been cammauXed ANI NOES against you in the Circuit CI SI NOTICIOF ACTION the hilt Judicial CWcu$. lerninels TO: County. Phelds. CM- OW 15.56$. WILLIE LII GRIFFIN CMII. The title SI the caves Is Last leesw rrlurce: THE MARRIAGE OF ANITA Lake Wales, PlerIda ?. IMAM wealL r-'-- -_ Yew are requirid to OW 0. • fl. Hiakeril. JAMES PAUL 1111111111111, RUJUI.$Jt1. ____ :' PlaNs available. Adults 5417153. IntermedIate & ad. Notice Is hereby given that we are mg of In business at 3616 Hartwell Avenue, Sanford, FL 32771, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PROBATE DIV. PILE NO. 754W CF IN RE: The Estate of WLAM LAY WARNCC "k" JAY WARN ICKE Deceased NOTICE OPADMINISTRATION All IMerHJSd persons we hereby required to file in the Estate of WILLIAM JAY WANNICKE,,$.k.a MY WARNIC*L decieead, Pile No.1515P.CP,Mffi,CWtultCeurtln and for Seminole County, Florida, County Courthouse, Sanford. Florida 32711, within three (3) monthsof the first publlcatlonof this Notice: All claims or demands of Creditors of the decadent and others, or be forever barred; and Any oblection by any in. terested person (to whom a copy of this Notice was milled) that challenges the validity of said decedent's Will, the qualification of the undersigned personal representatIve, or the venue or jurisdiction of said Court, or be forever barred. Publication of this Notice has bngunon Janusry 1, 1575. Marilyn harp wamncki Personal Representative ADDRESS: 313 Plnstree Reid P.O. t.alis Mary, Flidda 33716 ISPtIORDINO, PAYNE, KORP IMUIRHEAD, P.A. 223 W. Miami Avenue P.O. lox $614 Venice, Fleildo 3335$ T.l$phsni Number: 513 1517731 Attorneys for Pinsesl Rrssen$alIve Publish: Januery 1, 11, 1575 DIPS ____ COULD Us a. Ave., Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious flIi of S.J.S. BUSINESS MACHINES, and that I Intend to register Mid name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance With the provisions of the Fictitious Name StaMas, To.Wlt: Section 163.05 Florida Statutes 1557. 51g. Salvatore J. Scaramuuino Publish: January 4, 11, ii, 23, 1515 OEF.19 lAbNM Rs ADULTS UI sTU.SNT,J$ g.J5ALANAL DA - MX PICTITIOUSNAMI Wynesre Bead. eey Malls. relnes to play Barbie $U:Iau 101ST 50 PMII$ ADULTS $0 CHILD 1s Advertising FICTITIOUS NAME TOURMYs JANUARY 11 $e F- iu OpihelsI, 7:30 n.m., I"liday Ian, ________ in the maa," Brows_isys. '1:' 1 OR. plus den, air, ceramic bath, furniture 31-Apartments Furnished 201 Commercial Sanford 3735176 jONII Ligal Notice ____ coadry mc statist. wire playing the Iveliur Mthengh e ,iulon, ini,y e'' believed it he easy te pensade ___ ig" venla. them___ to isa. the switch In mar. "eetyur "Mity tadli has to hevO S SdflC Il-y ______ ce, 2:10 , "- ___ :.'. _ _____ $d5N iMier l thst b.csemMI1lrii's hisgsisln away ceedry." __ sid, cIelnus, 1pm, socisi ___ alter the Idea w proposed. "Asfaras reaction ceMiry Is concerned, we've JMi abed 4.4 lUifemid ad Thamondd. e" , 1'it's a in r--.u. ML "I t rsiit., --I great song_ I woeldat ay it im bust elfoit" The coaduy stars say thur. wee a need lit anelki venus 01 _ j Surd S1w, noon, 1d QvIc Center, h.hard Opiheuul, noon, Holiday Ian. In what may appreedi aapsed record, the coMiry single wee Mid in alIAS MiY on radio statist. bsl • ________ :: asaiva Nommodmot 10 am,, Ms view. B. thus svusted that Brown end M Cor,Mt. cat a 7:11. II, _______ (iwtb,r III Commerce. ropoom ____ m IP1COUS enra Sunland: By Owner. 3 BR, 1 bath Carpet. Immediate Occupancy S23,200.349- 5311 k <IRR - by Gill Fox I.J4L fl Airport Blvd. on 17.52 in Sanford. Call 3731670 Mariner's Village "NO FEE TOTHE EMPLOYER" vancsd tennis Instruct Ion for adults & luniors. Single. 9401011 I clinics. Ureurpiasid facilities at Ba y Head Racquet Club. For Info call Head Pro Doug Maficiosiki, 323.7W. Stop, SR 43S Ahernor*s Springs. ___ NASHVII2Z,T...(UPI)-5omecoiitryradlostMloneheve SPECTRUM (THU) ITCH YOUR MOUTH __ 8t551 Mvisiiy CiSRuItee1 7:30 --Country-Style AWARENESS XApart ineld Urthwfllshed ___________________ 41-Houses - SIDE GLANCES Sanford- 500 S. Oak. Furn. from $' month, $25 week. Excellent. Call 3225623 am, or 541.7W CALLTEDDYOR ELAINE sInn.r. •I BISII4 Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Wnfflo (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS AND M111N 3OMINUTES(TUI) BLACK I •1 p. .,$t.dIOOL I (WED) (4) CAMERA THREE (TIIU) (ID CR EMARREL (FIN) THE LAW YOU (MON) ber Orchestra. I..'. p30 'aSoAP (Episode 39) Danny &M decide to Elaine's death, and Dot. Donahue tries to tell Jessica i 6. that Chester Is dead... maybe. i000 DAVID CAS$IDY Shay :;aoe.e a weapons buyer to lsartCotyQub,IMary. (WED) AGNS AND COMPA HIII TO MAKE MUSIC A Holiday Inn, Wyman Road. WeI$ Wstcber,, 10 am., Ascension Lidheran p'Fkrift Federal, Altamonie Sprinn. 045$ Wubsp, 10 n.m. and noon, Stalled Union Building Stetion UniversIty; 7:30 p.m., First Prubtsrlan Qituch, D,Iad; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall; 7:30 p.m., Florida Malbodlal is's Home, visitors' cir, &er'prian. S.Ierd Salasy, noon, Sanford Civic Center. 1ui r±' hA, noon, Menial Health Cs.r, Robin Road, Altarnord. Springs. __ TOIl ('bopter 79, 7 pm., Over Baptist Qnrch, 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES TUE,THUFRI) rK . 11 SWORLD(WED) SAME ST 430 ® MIKE DOUGLAS BEWITCE MIRV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE, THU, PIN) 5 AFTEMCHOOL SPECIAL I NEED PEOPLE FAST? WE HAVE THE PEOPLEI ______ Misdey Menus TIS1tRMIIII CIub, 7:15 am., ETS 5:00 NY(MON) CONSUMER BUY LINE MONDAY, JANUARY $ Free Grate W.rsp and Public Hearing comdueted byr Council, 5:30a.m., W AJ1ernr4s Springs 08bBotdsvard. FACED WITH A DRINKING PROBLEM? P.rhage Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 647.3323 Wilts P.O. lox 1213 Sanford, FlorIda 32711 41-Houses .. BATTLE OF THE PLAN (2) 0 HIGH ROLLERS 0 PPY DAYS (R) 1130 (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (4)0 LOVE OF LIFE ESTER 6:53 Piano IOrgan Lessons Expevlincid,c011iilcsitI?lCat. I 1, 2BR deluxe unIts. Pool, A&ItL %)S)I Ull 1.1*1 AOL JuSt 50. Of "EMPLOYERS" U.Plck$S. Dusliel _Call 332.733S for time I, place. WHY BE LONELY? Writs "Olt A MaW' Define Service. All Ages. P.O. lee Iail,CMr., FL 32311. _____ (2)EMEROINCYONH (j) THE BRADY BUNCH 1100 Carpet layer oq'helper Apply In person Sanford Carpet, 11$ S. Park Ave. EiIótIIH PEAS (Green Pies) album MM raw dmwb& I PJILI Thnçle 8111111111 1 11110, ProvIdence and carn bonievarde, Dultona. Mosic by, _____ _____ health care In Seminole I. SW VOlUSIa Counties. Full A part time avail. Call Bay Area Home Health between 5:30 1 S. 321. 0500. Equal Oportunity Em. ployer. W(I lallwa ksi.d - I 11COISTERED NURSE for home La?: ColllShep. mix, red.brn, male, 5-yr.-Old. Lk. Mary area. "Defus". Reward. 322.5177. 11-4rtructi.m ___ ii-il-loIp Wanted & Pound oivoiiöa.s- Guaranti Free dstallss KIT, lox 751. Pwnpeflo. FL. 43161. 5414551. 400 10:30 (2) ALL STAR SECRETS THE PRICE IE RIGHT • ' ________________ 11111,1111 ______ _______ ____ (4)• ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) Rev. Billy James Hargls. ____ _____ EUNDAY, JANUARY 7 (2) 0 THE DOCTORS EDUCATIONAL PRODINNlt that the robbery suspects his LA, closed. $ t. A.ce'is$on Latheran Qth. __ E •MYTHREESONS 0 MOVIE robbeflf. SstdAAWieeee'sGn,2 pm, 1201W.F1rdSt. ______ -' J IS ALCOHOl. A PROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON for farnlllusorfrISfldIOf or4em drInkIVS Forfurther msormat,on cat, 641.S3320rwrN Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Pox 553 Sanford. Flu. 32171 SATURDAY, JANUARY $ (2) 0 DAYS OF OUR LIVEIII (4)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 5 ONE LIFE TO LIV ___ . 3 Lines Minimum Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday-Noon Friday Dtona Inn. a.m., .. . icsm.cuttv.tlme$ ..... 35c a line DEADLINES -- LIARS CLUB (4) HOI.LYW000 SQUARES • MAtCH GAME P.M. S $100,000 NAME THAT' TUNE CAROl. BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. - 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: U* EPIAM. U F ia _______ .na V.k Ser$sa, 7:30 RATES itime ................. 43ca line 3cetlescvtivstimes .3$C a line - Wal Watekis, 10 aim, Seers, Altamcnie MA T il; ewsed LA, closed, $ p.m. St. Rcbard's Qtrdi, Lb w Howell Road. La,ssd W AA, closed, $ Rolling Hills Moravian (4) MIDDAY • THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ___ ___ REPORT Se (2)02 HOLLYWOOD N 50000 MORNING AMER$® 5 DICK CAVETT Guestt urn CA Palmer, Carlo. • ft" -.. (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA () 0 TONIGHT Host Johnny 50000 MORNING FLORIDA cson. Guest: Robert Disks. 0NEWS 5 WAVH A visiting doctor 730 who's to perform an artery transplant on $ badly Injured .0000 MORNING AMERI. soldier proves to bee ksh. (R) CA SI(Y & HUTCH • 1:00 detectives go after the leader 15CAPTAIN KANGAROO of $ narcotIcs, prostitution and kIi, 11*. ZOOM bookmaking ring. (R) THU. FRQ 12:00 • FOOTSTEPS (WED) c) ss VALLEY "Joaquin" A 5:25 young Mexican comes to work (I) TODAY t for the Barkleys and is suspectE-.r_-Il.P ad NEWS 12:06 2:30 S CBS LATE MOVIE (2) TODAY "McCioud: The Gang That 00000 MORNING AMEN8101. Manhattan" (1974) CA Dennis Wsi'vsc. Larry Hagnian. • UUAS, YOGA AND YOU A small-time con man arranges underworld backing for ., ,-a MACNEIL / LEHRER A1tWIOol 831-9993 3:30 P.M. 1:00A.M. - MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY Noon FRIDAY, TANUARY I he 7a.m., Sam's, Sanford. $sle Ie Salary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Qiwn1ey', 5 RYAN'S HOPE 7:00 (2)TO0AY 11:00 I JOKER8WILD Thursday, Jan. 4,1919--36 - HOURS 6e'.ik Row HI, NEIGHBOR my DilSuus The Aie Odd, 7:30 p.m., Epiaps1 pDiIth hot.., Ei*arptias. i (pIer 2, $ p.m., Masonic Temçle, ORS 8'.M Suford_. 11.556 •EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMNG 12:30 PLUS (2) A$ (1) SEARCH FOR TOMOR.. (THU) (4) KLJTANA 5 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 6.49 EYEWITNESS OW NEWS 6:56 ____ . I Orlando Winter Park CLASSIFIED DEPT. O uS A..y.es, 7:30 p.m., United Mh4 (1rcb, 17, (itibirry. Ssrd LA, $ p.m., 1101 W. FIrd SL (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD 1030 Seminole I. z . 0 322-2611 THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 ii' PORTER WAGONER flUE, •ALTON OCHSNER AT 30 "Father's Day" A phone callP. Alton OChanir, one of the first to COnfliCt WOliIng end Vcm his lather, who kJflQ G1flCSI Is honored on hIs doned him as a baby, sends . 30th - I CLASSIFIED ADS __ _ __ GOES THE COUN Mend (Donald Moffat) Involved t.d Into an emotional turmoil. RoSS-WITS 5 CALENDAR - • MMLV FEUD M OUNTRYPSPDiIG(FRI) (2) Doug is covering for smarled f. all •, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. ~ - 'tj ,•.. TP*rsdiy, Jan. 4, 17 TV HIGHLIGHTS -I , Large Garage Sale Wit & Palmetto Saturday 9.5 ) --------------------------------- OIL HEATER CLEANING 333.5554 $346100 TO LIST YOUR PRECISION SAW FlLIN Lii usfli,yoursawl American Rent All 333.911) BUSINESS..... El �V - -.••- •-- r, : F - V-. VP - V P • - - I - V V 110$DiE 41—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ING! HONEY,I Wm~Toll GEr'IVUR APPRAL ON ANEW DRESS Thursday, Jan. 4, 11 NQ.ECAUSE IF 'IOU LEMME SEE IT AFTER DINNER., - N1T JW' 1\'E GOTA I4UNCH LIKE T14E DRESS VM NOT I.1 REALLY GONNA LIKE H7 DRESS' MAKINGANYDINNER OKAII by Chic Young _ Answer to Previous ____ Puzzle ACROSS 51 Slim 53 Hey favor ' I 1 Sunbathed 54 Population 1p1oop 7 Stnkss count T NA liHillof beans 55MusicalpauN 12 French Police 58 Consent • l4Shortsock 15 Units STARV5U tung 19 Catches K $ LASO N I NI c D F - Heart Disease V Nil IC I f TAI!1!I 0 M A N A $ Ht C I 22Hawaiian city missile 25Brokebread 4 Football K N I I 0 I L $ 26 Bullfight cheer 1$ I ____ UN __ I A NDI EN league (abbr.) 21 Midwestern 40 Italian opera 5 Vote into 29 French school college 41 Dwarves office 31 Potent 22 Nazi Rudolph 42 In the know 8 Dissuade BEETLE BAILEY ANOTJIE* MILK SHAKE? / j WELL ØLHLPA PIPELINE BETWEEN YOUR PEGK AN THE ____ YOU'RE YOU MIGHT 45 NIPPING!! ____ ______ ___ I 1 2 3 4 5 8 r 16 F rrs OW MR M sv 1 frR 'tx)5> )M4JS. 1 ___ - (I EP) flJ1'ti - IKNI,MISSGRL. BUT ITSDIFFICULT 10 FIND REALLY QUALIFIED ENGLISH 1NGIUCTORS! MSS PWLIPS ,WE DEEPERATxLY NEED HELP WITH THE WORKLOAD IN THE RWLISH EXCuSEME,MS,ISTHIS WHEREPEOPLE WHO HAVE WENT 10 T4CUER COLLEGE APPLY 10 LEARN KIDS #61) Oil 100-0 c - 0 ~1 L -Y _________ ____________ _____ by Howl. Schn.Ider HAVE 'ibO READ NEW FEMALE . I I. k CUT GJ ALCOHOLISM? tCU..2 5 ILtM! FCR CHATrERIE ' /S TIHAT FRACT1 JUSTGLIDE NICE YOUR FEET OF - ____________ NORtH 1-4-A • _ VAK3 • A 1032 •J9753 w=T doul Q 10$ .. BUGS BUNNY 50 would be a good day to walk BOUTH •Q •ASQ$$S VW=abk: Both 0110,1Z ft%Z / "aNc Don't yWM to Pam 4 Premier Tong Hslao-ping today .. tightened the timetable for unification with Taiwan and ' said l® years would be too long to wait. V - f' -V - p - a trump, tufted a second diamond, entered dummy wlth asecondtrump,ruffed A move to hire a city manager for Lake Mary has been put Imast diamond to ,' V to open diplomatic relations V with the mainland, to China. Tong also ruled out any discussion of human rightal t Lake Ma would be too great for Lake named Kubles as their choice May to afford. reporters at the Great Han of the People beside Tien An Men square f or 50 min utes. He said China Is anxious to . - years, perhaps...' TI'NG IISAIO-ping Chiang Chlng•Kuo. Teng did not mention that He referred to the Nationalist Nationalist Chinese authorities Thursday's meeting, that Kubles"is mjflMchofos."& Mary can afford this," said outgoing Councilman Griffin. "We don'thavethetaxeto noted Xubles has cqwience In support this.,, mWlIPipii government having worked In Texas in that profusion for many years Former Councilman Marty Bacon expressed the same concern, Perinchief expressed an saldPerinchlef. Nelson countered that the city manager's duties could be "I see this as a super boss position that has all sorts of ramifications for the people Perinchlef. ring a city manager could adversely "affect the climate regulated by the council and 11 the need to c hange those duties arose, the councfl has the power to do so. Advocates of the city mana ger position said such a person could handle the day-to. within city hall," noted day operation of the city working here," commented "I don't think we've got the Florida. Another factor Ii that Kubles would take the job at no incrom. In his present salary of $12000 per year. Severs! critics of the move ______ expense of Pal gaqt*Ilfledcltytnnager Compared to his statement on "So far as I am personally Taiwan before the Dec. 16 concerned, my hope is that this announced by goal (unification) can be China and theCarter U. S. that will reached this year," Teng said. estab lish official ties, Tengs "As far as my health IS words today suggested u o pen talks unification of concerned, I can hope to live for hardened position and a China andon the Taiwan with about 10 years and that is too Nationalist Chinese Pres. long for the Taiwan question." shortened Chinese timetable for Taiwan unification. added concern bout Wring a city manager. "I Just don't see where Lake before coming to central "Withan tussthis Important U their choke for th. spot. -- solved in 10 ry City Manager Post V more people Can exprem their view," said Peninchief. Terry confirmed, following Thursday's regu]arjy.th _ed1g council session. Coimcibnen Lillian Griffin and SUIt PSrIflCMef voiced oppoaltlon to the motion. It was Peninchief's motion that tabled be Chinese leader only as -- Mr. have rejected an offer questions with the Carter adChiang Chlng-Kuo" and did nOt already from Peking to open talks on ministration and said he knows of no plans for China to buy j. mutual trade, travel, postal _________________________ the Taiw S. weapons. USS Helping China, Page 2* service and demilitarization of V Tong, the 4-ft.-II-inch at- _________________ an Strait. _______________ ItMnkwenesdtogivltiI,neso formally proposed the move at will will Invite Sen. Barry Gol :j water, R-Ariz., a leading critic of President Carter's decision Harryeny Pat Thie city's charter, adopted and already have a candidate th mind to fill the position, -Phil Kuhies, city building administrator, h would accept the city manager's post If it is offered to him. Three spades. So ictordroppedit For flveyeanago, already Includes a provision for a city manager. Councilman Harry Terry pressed support for the move held the deuce of spades and trey of hearts; Victor, the ace-queen of spades, and poor West, who had started with four hearts had been forced to unguarci his king of problem chitect of China's moder- use the title of president. _____ Input. However, a majority of city councilmen has already ex- with the be peaceful. The 75-year-old Chinese leader told a news conferencehis first with Western re ters-that when he visits Washington later this month he way... for city, manager. Mayor Walter Sorenson has also exprwedstçportofKuj, hope of gWnLr4 more citizen ng se of force In deali said he hoped unification would is the Most effide u ' Perhaps this He also refused to sujeoul the rival Chinese government but I)V Foe PEKING (UPI)- China Vice ' / ith I tI - V -. - ,•. Eyed --V mond, entered dummy with prws selling. Pass Pass Pass ___ _ Opening lead:VQ LIMA (Sept. 230d.30) You You hold: 1b 30) coulddyotrsel1acsdot*o( DyOswaldiac.by •AKQ Youomweaths.ftlCely something you might have SAInISIatRI 9 $5432 °$bI17OIIYWhMYOU thed used when you need it. Trying etoodringent Victor Mollo's bidding of d 4 today. Give In today's hand. In an event, to keep up with the Joneses In A Georgia reader wants to you em. Victor found himself In an fol9w know the ©o 1stic seven-club Con$(fl$p5() (Oct___ *Nov. 33) ___ We make the standa AIIU (Mirth 21-April 1$) Don't even ask others to do one Not really a Tunper your m,tbeda with tact somdblngforyostod.y. You'll he could take the spade opening bid of one heart, U any expert playing and charm today. You he,. a only eggrivata yourself more finesse and discard any would normal system, tendency to be overly when thsy ta!n you d. T17 dw'smy'alow heart on the you (Do= a question for 1'))ens was =-= spade agustvs. You'll CatCh met, to f4jnp by pouielf. the experts? Write "Ask the tSul fly hi - Experts," care of this newspa. With honey than with vinegas'. $hflAW (Now. 30'Dsc. Wed had doubled Victor's per. Individual questions will TAU*U$ (April iS'May 30) - 21) SocIal "paUone could four-epade bid. be answered if accompanied OrpailwymumWdIndtry min taft it ynw ad F N 1 Vklw was Certain that Uw bY stamped. self-addressed to dsiept. chores whe.,sr' of you t_____ __________ spade finias. was not Soling envelopes. The most Interestto work so he had to soon inq questions will be used in 0jtg, today. You'll , as Don't be auwIned If you're l f Arvind or an ot her way to this column and will receive the day gaS OIl, 705111 hite a hoIdiII toe N wake his contract.A -JCr&JUPIJACOSY MODRN.) _ money to splurge for a city manager," Bacon told the council, Kubles was not mentioned by name during the meeting, However, Terry, Mrs. South- Perinchief. He explained employee moral might drop because the manager woul d have too many powers. "The city charter gives the ward and Nelson have all uld he Is their choice for the Job. 11 relieving communication problems and directing staff. "The common practice of the day-to-day activities of each department being handled by each individual councilman has city manager a tremendous amount of clout and power," PHIL KUBLES See LAKE MARY, Page 2* __ W.dcntqulteunderstand by Stoffel & Hilmdahl AN' Pass 4V •I. V diamonds, ruffed a din- two-card endin$. Dummy Dealer: south Wed Ninth East See* __ • Pass 4 Pass 4• V V\ administered to 11th Kubles B3IIAXERXftETIM4 leave wnn dummy with two more trumps than he had. Then he ra n trumps and the second highhearttocome down ba 99754 __with jueeze siiggestetl ttaeil and before we go any further see If you can find the squeeze that Victor worked out. It started what in known as adummy reversal. He won III •A - 1j aiwan - - •AKJ4 - NIVf fIR PUC4112 (.'NCH.' AN' CAClcI, fl4ANK VA MCOCNIN' • icozis • J14 £Z0(Ju1730Ai4.) ThIs On . '-I DeaIing jI- I. s ______________ only get negative advice. I l . th em out 962 y the landfill where they are buried, As proof that he disposed of them, a signed to be submitted to the date, King added. And, King noted if anyone has any Wes of (BOB) KING OF THE CARTONS _________ _____________________________________ the heart, cashed ace of EASr 4KJI54 •108713 1hi0 (Aug. 30SspL 30) Be *u*iis (Jan. *Y.b. 19) You have no troll In your own ii na.protsctive of your ____ today , IIPd* Ideas ___today and will feel you / - WIN AT BRIDGE' P*41 am 411111111141triedY op- have to sound es Bar 1t i INS and 12th graders as well as the basic skills question booklets which have by third, fifth and eighth graders. King estimates In the two years the tests have been administered, he has burled about 30,000. Once the test booklets are collected, King Be sure to specify blat)) algo. poesit PURE ETR'I1! dUdent assessment te Won Fo !i the questions which beeflaflsWeredbySemffiolecowgystudentj as part of the state asses&nent testing Burying them program now required by the state. The questions booklets contain the shower and use that for your cents for each and a long, sell, away from problems that op. addireseed, stamped eiltyalope to pear Insurmountable. The Aitro-Graph, P0 Box 459, solutIon can't be food when by Al Vermeer V _______ _______ hundreds of test booklets. His job is to bury question booklets because each percent of the questions are unchanged," he said, "And we found that burying hamis the mod efficient way compared to burning and shredding." you. Getting along with ethers - co"W1131) your alms latter. Got your by PRISCILLA'S POP OKA't' IM GOING TO GV'OJ A PUSH' - ____ angina pederla is iii abort spread in a thin amount all over January 5, 1Pl few morerespon.th&lth,. than duration, usually less than five the skin and act as a There will be some excellent normal to 10 mInutes. It can also be moisturizer. opportunities to aseent yourself GEMINI (May 21-June 30) -_V this coming year In are. Try to be especially prudent is one of the sections you'll en joyiayorlflAstroGrspl* Fill boxes contildning a long, damped, self-addressed that you can't bathe as envelope for it. Send your frequently as you choose to. request to me in care of this You can puts chop or two or newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, oil Radio City Station, New York, you've finished your bath or And try tococperde, not jut go your way, and falltoac___ truck filled with about 2 "The date requires us to dispose of the test c*ni Dec. s-Jan. CANCER - (June 214u1 ) _ 19) Domestic tunes and lIfN y a cool head will oas could be a bit heavier today's conditions. Be on On You today than usu.LItwig guardi You could become *... Ten V going to the IanIll dig up tests he WOuldfl dot all haveth probl em of the hole bid also finding the ti all inane this Issuie can send 50 cob with this probillem, there Is no raw N.Y. 111111119. One of the hallmarks take the wh018fan* to Plitch In easilly irritated 9 ,y-.- they sometimes develop dry back timidly, wagging your today. Your budget is bursting. . It won't stretch anymore. ______________ EA9 'Letter number 2.10, Heart oncerniiiid V1ME DAM%ID M HOROSCOPE _________________________________________________________________________________________ -. 3ERICEBEDOOI For Friday, January 5, 1979 ______________ E E K a MEEK need to be. M people get older I — — — — — Attack, Myocartlal Infarction, skin. Excessive bathing per— - — ____ j — — — — — — Mgb'a Pectorls, to give you ticularly with effective soaps 55 56 more Information on how these may tend to dry out the akin ____ - - - - - - ••• j related to each more. This ca lead to itcising (NEWSPAP(I'I ENTERPRISE ASSN other. Other reader, who want and Irritation. If you don't have OEPARTMENTf .; am sending you the Health — — ____ — - — ____ by Bob Montana - — take a shower to start the day. I g : Is Bob King down in the dtunpa? piece. me answer a yes for Bob who at least twice a year takes a trip to the COUnt "Once we get them In the hole they are run Y 1$fldfill Over with eipment and well aied and In Geneva. King, testing director for the Seminole ripped," he said. County Schools can be seen journeying to south Seminole landf ill in a school dIstrict - per. RCP$IL is By LEONARD KRANSDO Her.ldSfwjt 1 50 V Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents OS 13 ___ 41 — — H nose im that _- he aki g 1 AI '* ad — ___ 17 119L-Friday, anuary - ____ by Art Sansom c H '' by deH ool Sch ____ taken to provide Immediate flow to the beast maci.. The poor circulation to the relief from angina! pain and sth&I that seem to i 14 15 heart made 13 aually caused byobdructlonof the arteries to prove the circulation to the heart made. 19 beast Man = y years ago Dr. DEAR DR. LAMB ——— 20 21 out Recently i have hem t n a Paul Dutfler WWIe - — — ' ' ________ — — that when a;erson first started warm bath before rdlrthg each ___ - — — 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 to have angbs pector1 ft. night as I food that this help. ___ be had p 1m to relieve tInily 1451110" SM 11 lly mea usua nt 29 30 31 32 — aleepindudng.thtbemornhiigl derjyjng head att*ck 33 34 —— sistent nering pec am not trying to be facetious —— torts al as to usu ly h a pattern It. but a friend has told me 31 37 38 Most often the pain wUldevelop this is too much - that it can be — — — duringezsrticeLThat'awhylt's harmful. Li tkkfrtg bit)) at 40 '41 called exertions! angina, The night and a shower in the - — — — — — — 42 43 44 paIn usually goes away when morning harmful? 45 46 47 48 the person stops exertion. DEAR READER - It doesn't ___ Poe Lamb DEAR READER '— I'm by excitement araidthatftlsalotmcrethan CIUS a nuisance. If you really have sometimes from eating. In you general, the more severe the angina pectoils, It obstruction olthearteriesto the have serious heart disease. (lafcally,anglnapectorlala heart, the easier it is to chest pain usually Involving the precipitate attacks of chest am of the (breast pain. The hone) right In the middle of the mmanagement 13m cIt'sapres ure aeatIo R may bedeacribedaahavinga the tzeatmentofa person after or a ccn a heart attack — weight on the ch_ = •iiA Ilidrol 91 -I -g !eeg. __ pleasant 5nt$HOfl Ii primarily 1 8 9 10 12 THE BORN LOSER list Year, ]FIc4mili as a nulsince condition. 33 7 in order 7 Questioning 43 Composer 35 River in 23 Glazes Sound Stravinsky England 24 Extreme 8 Presses 36 Compass 44 Reign fondness 9 Distant Point 46 Different 26 Foretoken (prefix) 37 Expire 27 Fine bits of 47 Astonish 38 Preposition 10 Deletes thread 48 Destructive inopposite 39 Revolved 42 Put on the 12 Covered with 28 Outer (prefix) 30 Inner (prefix) 50 Butterfly water payroll 32 Dry 13 Highway 45 False god snare 34 Venetian curve 46 Extrasensory 52 Graduate of painter 18 Powerless perception Annapolis (abbr.) locomotive 39 Spanish (abbr.) 49 Lizard _ 20 Single currency (p1.) by Mort Walker Dr. On WI!" You would as to Its syIn$oa, seijoiiesMeft.enen.I hveheerdftta1dabot*b neveareallyunderstoodwhatlt TUTIrit H 0 0 1 1 A A NihlPlt 20 Goes quickly 3 DEAR DR. LAMB — IwIth ______ - A D N 1FjVC $ o: ILTU$*. I Stationary 2 Plant contained 17 Yield I May Be Serious Ipl , I N T DOWN l6Mao......__ 0 CEPRIC WISHW TNP HI CO,4iPLI4iNT5 TO THE CHEF.' ZzZ. i / - - MIDER.MAH III;? OoI by Bob Thaves i 'IMe osuts'. THE ALLEY! _______________ ________ -. V V- V • V -V 0. - - by Stan L..and John Romita ________________ FUNK AND.ERNEST - ____ _____ ___ mue's ON ¼ ' • - .VP !T!Y' .• T*OUT61! ______ 1 -- owt-i .. ..._A i -i VPPV• :- V - .• - -- __________ q .... . - L ' V' UR O R - -- -J - - I CANT 1.AY OSS-6=A VI( ON MY ALI1OJOGRAPHY. JOHN GILBERTHVDDLE&.. by a*161111111111111111111" .0RTRUNDDPIE$OVF by T. K. Ryon CHAP1SIX,1D E EXACT.,.rr _____ N'rrr1.v.P 1 ' MY Cie SOMW Oka (s AOUT? MMOMAFL. - 111M1" AW - IN L.IJNCHPRMKS - .j - V• - - *1 lk &I - oft - . -C-anoe_.. . __ Md : . Two __ Mutuld I Writer - Re IScued. ' From - l G11bsst, 17, .1TI* an flursseaeetasdldes. _ __________ -- i-- -- 30 rIS but the iv.i sot. really __ ______________ _______________ __ . TOWING IN THE CAPSIZED CANOE ONMJçEMONROE - a e He told ins if! couldn't .si canoeing mom it I __ J IIha ri sIber,y q à 59 =mM was" but to do . , _esIath.ChWy,wwppl'g Oda oflásMsereeflur he said. a we tkewatarwoidkethitrongh.ft i f ss was fully clothed witha big hssvy — . I em't y ohsmeon. Gilbert d to tern, it iiiiiiiil i 1 itfdIn. wee a mti àt." hi drive in that jacket, so I The canoe the pair were In capainid lees 10 yards from ON," uut at A duded at $omle C-eonnuiti COU Gilbert said be iiid "This what worried me m-gettIag dunped by the waves ___ wonre* In 1111111111 -P -- - - leimt TUMBLEWEEDS - - ' - __ . S ___________ - arrived from local boetere JIm Nkheli, Jo. Mains ad Johi . . - - ' IsCINQI, '*2* "Mid 6V Tam VWNMf onroe Today TheCleek .........4-A Hitiicsg, ...............WA &Idg* ...................WA 1I*$M Comics ..................i.A Obituaries. : : : . UIVIId ...............WA OURSELVES Editorial ..................4* Spent. ....................IA DesrAbb, ................IA Teleilsiss . Lunk ................ISA Wedher __________ � 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, January 04, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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PICK SOMETHING OUT... IT'S A SnECIAL 3 Tuesda y, Jan. ,,79 I BOX IS EMPTY MIN\I WELL, ATDU TOO) EXPECTOR TH S EVEYT,.1lNG IS FREE I by Chic Young ACROSS 45 Aepuhlcan party, famil Ans wer to Pre,i o usPujjI. i 1 Arabinshu 5-tarq wading 46 Bears - NOTHING> .-. •._-•••••.__ -. I S I Gas Probl ems ---i Ik OA T 0j R.IO HtW - S. bird Pr 13 Split i 14 Spike of corn (Fir abbr) A 15 Asian country 57 Pounds(abbr) 16 Small bills 58 Every 17 Madame 59 Am not (sl) (ahbr) 60 Okay 1?J;j R T R 0 R 0 _E J~jj~j I 20 Analyze'I ore 62 Biblical hero 22 Ensign (abbr ) 23 Large bird DOW 24 Excessive niefest y 21 gets 1 invasiondd ay 2 Leather re. 3 Kiln 7 BEETLE BAILEY PIP YOU My l by Mort Walker é% I RN O GEN. HALTRA.CI0? No HUTI rn I NOT — 1 BAP suspicion 42 Fall guy 0.1 THE BORN LOSER L Q1 by Art Sansom HCi K)JO1( 1RS SflK F 8 I I flP Ak J% ( s( 1 ,mE,'i •) \ IN ( gem - RCHIE I LIKE LAW IN N04 SO CIT VAr,' m 1' #)0V'= YOU'LL NERO TO KNOW JUST' A16 YOU LEGA L &S 10 LEARN SUCH AS PREThARE UR VO! BRIEFS! GRASP THE AVENUE'" ROSIN ON GS 47 48 __________ 49 — — — 58 60 61 - For Wednesday 0 — — — EEK& MEEK MAT RM CAM? 10 low %k 0 ij Ill I 2 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA! XU1 NEVER BE ABLE M SKATE LUKE lt"• ( HOL.LVHOCK' J THAT'S VERY ECOC'! WITHMP T, CN TRY IT! ) i 1 C! ,i't4 I TN P I III 1 -. 11 BUGS BUNNY ' by Stoff el S Hsimdahl ?Y'i - THINK 4OUE ,L4:.,u I Y4' LIKE I MW.i No I'j.i. GIVYL.VESTR 4 CHOCK." "THAT L415& HE'5 ON °WII.4 I(A It ML2 APOUT! — — — — Of school today iflan attempt tO make a good impression. In will be able to express and put *hen you refrain from to profitable use your in. gossiping. novative ideas. Other people . GEMINI (May 21-June 20 could have a hand in helping Something you'll do today will give you a real sense of you bring things about. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. achievement. However, you'll 19) A highly active day with be disappointed if YOU upect ' different types of people praIale from othstrS. many could be in the offing for you. CANCER (June 21-July n) Much of what you hear, Youll be extremely poplula however, should be taken with 4 today, but you must take CNSi grain of salt. Getting along with that some little thing you say othera is one of the sections doesn't hurt someoneto you'll enjoy In' your 1979 Astro. feelings. Think before you Gr latter. Get yours by ak mailing 50 cents for each and a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) long, self-addressed stamped Otinces are you'll be very envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. restless today. You'd better Box 489, Radio City Station, make plans to do something N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify aictive. Don% forget to look at birth sign. home when searching for AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) companions. Conditions having an influence VIRGO (Aug. UISept. 22) on your status and well-being your wit and sidil as a are favorable today, but not medistor will avert a family where asking for favors IS altercation. You'll have them concerned. Enjoy what comes ehuckliq. along unsolicited. LWRA ( 23-at 23) ft'll PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) v be diffICUft to conYour intention may be other. centrate on work tway, wise, Wt you're likely to goad to be &0 W In others into competitive because you're own &SAM 101M As Wd our situations with you today. a day o ant Yotell do best in creative areas take SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. n) A where there is no outside nday on the town or being with • exciting friends Is what you douds need today. Nbwever. tam cm Your head Is In Ow 0Xtoday. You'll have difficulty thlat 0" doles not include t hinking practica Y. travagant or fftim gpo. Everything works (PA well, howevei, because one loyal to SAGfffAM(Nov.*Doc. You is correcting your 21) As am n you gd YOW mWakes. mind. off youraW youll 1W &U TAURUS (April 26-May 20) the opportuniUss you COW be Mieres no need to tell Wes oul; Indullied in today. rIDER.MAN - — — — — — IL C:p C~10 IN Do S truth to an swer is extremely important. I tthat many other girls IC - 3 P y Ra i S a a .. I 4W, 0 0 WT : : c:3,73 4 Q J 10 2 0654 sotmi `lkk\ I W14ATI my, led a spade and East (a stickler for rules) told South • 73 that he had to play a de from his own hand. Vulnerable: North-South had lost the to Dealer: west He andset. had West North East S.sth play his ace. 19 2* Pan 4 NT Then he ran the rest of the dinmonds and Victor, who 7 Pas Paw Paw had to hang on to three t Pll h heid. South knew his nine was good. He cashed it to squeeze Victor out of the Opening lead: 9K king of spades. _____________ Jwsby Alm Sontag lb a _U1 S) W I .J Vk1w M01110 U his unluckiest nan. '' game was rubber beidgill and all excv Vki There is a reuonaige . niamlion for thie bwding. 1;Z didl no bw a. WS bad bid andV= partner had two clabiL In any eveM Vkjor --, - .. Aft the w" led hun dummy and th"s 10 to He always P" 1001111111111. A New York reader asM it we have ever passed a cue bid. Yes, we have made Ults horrible mistake, as has every other expert at , time or other. (MMWAMR FMTFtM= &SM. (Do you have a question for the OmPorts? Write "A# 1he Experts,'care of tills Pff- Individual questions will be answered If ACCOmpanied by stAmpedi self-addressed enw1opes. The most interest. in questions will be used in column and will receive C0008 of JACOBY MODERN.) • 6W * . - - • • .. -, . -'I • I ' • • • . motorists and passersby at U.S. got as as they spotted the "130-degree" sign this Moming, they were quickly brought back to reality when they got downtown -icicle and all. . r I Asbestos . Sonfor r 27 De A cold frcntthat began in the Arctic blasted Us way ftougll Florida today sending - .•. teniperatures down to the 20s in Seminole OVJ* OW r8whing record lows in many tops of the date. Alowof27degrees and Ice were reported at t1114 Port olSonford, with the chili accentuated isis mph And more of dw same is predicted tonight. The freezing weather came in the wake of 1111101= Twoky which dunlped 1.38 inches of rain In the ares of the port and more in some o1.the P 7% nddo cold brou& other problems to Florkle Pow Corporation creating an oveIrlad as sUverft customers attempted to kW warm Aim Maynard, FPC 1`1111111INtilld 3,1111111111 cinkmers in thle SweetwaterWekivaar SdhSemlnole were without power for v.q e 111114 I'Moot; of Ow nam have been restored MW thet we have made the necessuy ad. ja she d at 9:30 a.today. hWPW"lery winter whWthe first cold spell Nrim u we donl know how much more ly wft applisum have been added by ow cfistocalit pt mor• JI 11 4- DO'r DOLLAPS IF — ___________ The port authority's records for low ternperattires mily go back its faras January 1976, and a check of those lows indicate the 27 degrees for Sanford is a record for Jan. 3. B It. port officials said, a low of 21 degrees was recorded for Sanford nfl Jan. 20. 1. Florida Ci!rwi Mutual spokesman Mike Zotti said growers were out checking their groves this inot niiig anti said it was too early to tell If there was any appreciable damage. "Hopefully we escaped any darnage," Zotti said. "At this poInt we see no damage either to fruit or trees" The freeze caught toinato growers in the Ruskin area between crops so there was no damage. The toinato harvest ended about two weeks ago and Itic- s pring crop has not yet been planted. Citrus growers had expressed concern earlier over the vulnerability of the trees which have shown new grow1h and some bloom because of tinseasonably warm eather over the past weeks. But high winds kept f from forming although weather forecaster Fred Crosby at Ruskin warned there niay be frost as far See THE WEATHER, Page 2a Um content. In two recent tests conducted on the ceU1ng one showed there was a possibility of asbestos but further tests were needed while the second test according to was Hugh Carl ton, ' director of auxiliary services for thie swchool district. The board has ap proved the instaflialtion of drop cellings at the 12 to 15-yur4d schools, at s Cost of about I ____ o awsw 111114""14A bc to . uMi LEWE E DS WHEN'S ThE P-7-- HUNK' \V i--ud1 L* by T K ' —I -'--'i 'MAT PO . • I. I • flT7( ''°' \ I'D I9flI f II UI Id) 1111 1t2%.Vk 111111 • \/V - &L-....IIIt__-NII 111 J,. Al AAV 1 - : • 11111 I Ilik- I\W I • - a' ' - I I I I Ii I - • PLACE • • • I rN THE the route of first settW thile even though the drop ceWW asbestos fibers out of the are*10caniallplaillthadmokw ceilings. fibers hm to be claw-400 If the asbestos is in th e Carlton noted, "so we want to ceilings It was probably know if we have it." sprayed on the ceiling beams If that federal order came, and would have to be scraped the school district would have to off, according to Iyer. He take down the drop ceilings, estimated the cost for scraping scrape off the asbestos and then the asbestos off would be about replace the drop ceilings at a rwt in school, but we could also Mv COO Horoscope ...... HospiW ....... r 4-S' VA OURSELVES .............. I-B Sports ................ Television ... ............11-B Weather .................. 2-A P05ER I IP AUT &T DM an'sKyodo News Service said thadispateh from the the poster, Y the first of its kIr4 was put W on the soi-eaW "Democratic Wall." 7% posta, NNW prop" for new living, brAindillid the 9OVerIlment's longstsaft policy of sexual bdeu a " and tiody.111 "Se" repres" has incresseiti Ow number of sex a —— premarital sex as "antlsocialiatic." Kyodo Md Chin,. nd scribbled on the wail poster, to express their support duange in thina's rigid attitudes toward sexual freedom, wbl ,tlw poster Insisted should he a "basic human i - . Out have to cem4act every firm that vacation when the children are L V • for a ' Et "14" VW InUd &Sim are chosless &W are as sMlng' the wailpoderuld. I ..,.ftlUw1rp\ S - I 1iiir STOP - II"7""''uuuuu'u.........._.s I lT7' (00 MIS IIJ I • II_ III III - -• Five directors favor following the pattern of conventional foundations such as the Ford, crimes and is ddrimenW to soiclailian and arts,,, the poster BAK It criticized the Peking goverrunient for opposing P II .1 L 1'lIIl JllIIII I1II II iiiiC'4IJ ii ir1T Ran 4-.' - I A program free from University and foundation bureacrats will allow scholars to pursue any projects they choose for minimum ofsix Years and without any pressure to produce anything, he said. They planned to meet today to begin deciding the foundation's future. lCYO(UPI) - Acryforsexualfreedomappearedin • W Du1 I.p.$ money to pay --the best rninds in the country" to do whatever they want. 'My father was a maverick," he said. "He was a firm believer in the in dividual. whether Snore Peking UAAY in the form of a wall poster declaring love and senall desire are clusliew and L • The younger MacArthur wants to use moat of the Today 1j - aulerent. That money like the $50,000 cording to Carlton. for the drop ceilings would Die 12 county schools whose come from the state, Carlton ceiling may contain asbestos Is asbestos' said. are: Crooms, Casselberry Another consideration in Elementary, South Seminole — having the test done is to be Middle School, Bear Lake prepared for possible federal Elementary, Sanford Middle government orders In the School, Lawton Elementary, future. Jackson Heights Middle School, "An ot her factor which has to English Estates Elemenatry, be considered if we didn't Goldsboro Elementary, Milwee HUGH CARLTON scrape the ceilings is the Middle School, Midway We are going to know It we "We would more than likely federal government may some Elementary and Pinecrest have the asbestos even if we do the work during the spring time down the road say that Elementary. t I wan sommng . the drop ceilings will probably said. 66 move the students to anothe r If we find there is no room while we do the work in tests still le put in but the will be conduicted to determine asbestois in the ceffingai, then we at affected room,,, accnrding just how soon the Ceilings will not really have to move so to Superintendent William Around The Clock ..........6-A Bridge ............... .....4-B should be instaillet quick to Put the drop "llings Layer. "Probably UI,' rfton said. Carlton has already conp coiling will sW be insUlled to If, however, ft ceilings are Wed a Houston firm, Institute Cantles ....................4-8 acoustical and 116ft beneffis found to cwt&W asbestos and It Research, but has yet to hear CrGuwOrd ............ ...4.8 Editorial .................. 6-A if then is no asbestos,"I he UK hiss to be scraped out,the school from them, he sWd. Dea "but we waill to know for am district will have two options to r Abby ................ I.B It the test turns out positive, get the work completed. whether there is asibestas." the school district would take Dr. taimb ... .. .......... 4.R 1 1 1 1i - know for sure However, Carkm satid today coniducts, the till"" C"Non V iILqI1 IYr1 'We want to '. I T" dtol9t.0 1 wife II % - billionaire and company owner John D. MacArthur in Florida last January, has $40 million to give away each year. MacArthur di d not specify where he wanted to money to go and the foundation's six board members are in disagreement. l 7,1., 1.~.. " - '' Co t - h Do 12 schools in Seminob contain possible cancer cawing sabestoo? TO get & definite Yes or no, the Seminole County school district is looking for a professioniltl tetin firm to take samples of - LOOK, M" Five 00goLms _ Sc oo i ings e To Sample, FIe nd BylIZONARDKRANSDORF neram staff wr*r vu R - I • o CHICAGO (UP!) — The Rockefeller and Kellog new MacArthur Foun- foundations. The Ford dation, with assets Foundation, with well over e in ated at $750 million $2 billion in assets, the from Bankers life and largest in the nation and Casualty Co.. is having the MacArthur will be the di ffi c ul ty deciding how to fourth-largest. give away its money. The sixth director, MacArthur's son, John The foundation, born Roderick MacArthur, 58. •:'if:r WAN6 AGO ount e to , 1978, nearly one percentage point more than the 6.8 percent national average. The& I County Commission,o theThe pay raises when combined with five Objections of Commissioners Dick Williams percent merit increases which also went into effect with the pay period which began and B , Sunday will range from 7 percent to adlivingraises, 2½ t ministrative and supervisory personnel to 12 711 percent, py percent for lower salaried employees. lo st raises went A problem with cornnptlne ti administrative personne an governmental bodies particularly in 14~wcw-wcm g1707% tower salaried firefighter s al aries was seen recently when ployees. Total cost of t1 increases to the tu four firemen left the county's employ. Etchcounty is $164,935, according to Jeff berger, director of the county's office of berger Wd today at least one of the four went management, analysis and evaluation to another governmental unit because of ingher salary. (OMAE). The pay raise will bring beginning No new money will be th firefighter sWaries in the county up from a raises, Etchberger told commLssaloners He r ge of $9,413,2 to ,9013,988. d e Increases would be 'd from $100000 an •• '-S-i, Th ' i e new range, IwgeIVU or pay ra7i., us turnover a,.0 -s Etchberger said, Is IS equivalent a es for firefighi attrition of co unty pennel hters se UI percent raise Orlando recently. Etchberger noted the 7.5 However, the county's new firefighter going to the lower salaried personnel is ac. two-tenths of one percent lea than the salaries are still less than being paid In the cities - Saofoni and rose UI co o ill area during past county s two larg Altamonte Springs. In Sanford, a beginning year. He said the cod of living in the Seminole See PAY RAISES, Page 2A County area rose 7.7 percent from Oct. 1, 1977 I by Stan Lee and John Romita AW, WHAT'S WRONG. . Brw, t Ta k e r? • By DOA EES ;11 1% -. no *AQJV974 0K - %ra 0 854 .... es N we If a, Wh fl H erald Staff Writer . He also gave South his grandslam when he dro ped that 10 He caug plaftur in a gres3ive squeeze. After recovering from the shock of sieeing the dummy, South came to hand with a diamond and at that Point in the play decided to try the spade finesse. South didn't know anything about squeezes 864 I — WIN AT BRIDGE ? i1 FRANK AND ERNEST - s r . the very time that you count on 1-2 lvi i 1 ' it can be the very mont1l that NORTH • 752 V A52 4 K32 #AK9$ Sf-Or-I S ¶. did, he may have an increase in two weeks thateau of four in gas. If you get through that weeks. It foll ows that it is e and can tolerate an In. possible for a woman to ovWate usua m. very shortly after her men. proves the overall $cttre. atrual period as well. 11y — ii DEAR flD LAMB Ia h.., uOfli it ii they is.e have usually don't heard many stories about this regular. and I am counUng an you to set In a woman who is regular me straight. Can a girl ovulate the period in which she is most during the days when she has likely to get pregnant is way in the 28-day cycle. Keep in doeL what are her chances nd that these are gene becoming pregnant it she rules and although a girl may shoWd have sex during those be regular month after month, heard that Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Lome pregnant. Is there any are wondering. And the population has gas problems. DEAR READEb don't us many er fad that They are usually the to the answers these swallowing air or f rom o ne mentation that releases gas b0 t; from urdgeded foods. A good there are so many I've 11180 January 3, 7list Year, No. 117—Wednesday, e January 3, 1979 YOUR BIRTHDAY January3,1979 Dr," 50 51 52 HOROSCOPE (~11 WAL has nothing at all to do with the gas problem that's so common in our population. At least 10 percent of the Lamb theoofbu1kIntheirdiet. fra woman to start to ovulate However, during the first thre during a rneitrual 'V. If she did, her next adding bran ana bulk ---- -- is U1111ke. to the menstruiii period should occur — — — — — tIIWSPAPI INTIRPMISI ASSN % LU — 57 — — — 10 U R)M CAM confidence in 52 Egyptian deity 55 Egypt (abbr 1 33 Baltic river character — ! NOMENC1.ATURI. I 56 IT UP IF r YOUtL NR AO IRON BRIEFS! wds) 45 Unctuous Slav Indians 41 Cloak 27 Measure of 48 Impudence land Ten (prefix) 28 Small insect 50 Mixture Electric fish 5 1 Skeleton part 30 Place stones — 46 by Bob Montana MAY85 Ogled Primate (2 enild j I J ottom 41 e sometift about gas gangrene. Do YOU have pails internally arid especially if you are a diabetic? I belch quite a lot wW pas gas. DEAR READER -You can stop worrying about gas gangrene. It's caused by a bacteria that fives only i~ an ___________ M ( painter 'c,mm0t D example here would be an adult pregnancies. The only sure way 1 T 3 who can't tolerate milk and the of not getting pregnant when r r r r;— 7 undigested milk sugar Is fer- you don't want to is to not — engage in sexual activity. ente4 releasiq ga. f. The basic rLt1ethat yot1're I h1 If it Is f 5 16 17 tion, you need to improve the searching for is dlat a girl function of your colon, literally aimost always ovulates 14 days 19 20 21 getti rid of spastic and before she has her menstrual • ems that period. Very few women are — — irritable col — 23 — ——— absolutely regular all the time. To help people hav ° Underd&W the Once the menstrual pe riod csuse . 24 25 26 — 27 — — occurs, you can count ha 14 iW manage It, I am and Iktter days and say that's w sending you The 31 2 33 34 Controlling ovulation occurred. You'd number count forward from ' better not G 35 36 37 38 39 menstrual period thoU& the Sim symptoms from gas are because the cycle my be 40 41 42 43 common because or that month and you different — — — — — — ac colon mans could be wrong. 44 45 people do better by Increasing It foll ows LZ L 38 Locality j 10 Van Druten 44 Yes Id- county 21 On the b (abbr) 34 Part of the leg 6 Cherry 35 Lees 11 possess Is h uman 39 Total 8 40 Free horn 9 Precious I / - 1:e i 36 Spanish Farm agency ; n:ed :; —- I I Card 19 California 23 Always DEAR DR. J Domed Sanford City ('Ommissioner A., A. Mc. (lanahan finds place on office wall for Plaqne presented him b his former commisslu colltagues. Ile said 960dbye Tuesday and had a Id to say about things. Story, Page 3; , I i If ii • I '. ' ,uU '•i--,.•- t•• I / J -øP it VIM I we he 181111 =111 0 4311111" mmme mot swig X I I scaIapsns film d'pi.tustitutes under t S II .. esiheving their day, too: the per. • h I INd 0 1W It P=Of CNN'& 0AW81 PA"IIIAWL A fd WOhM at -- - Pellift's leaft emporium, Modes a man**48" and permaneot wave for about$ljQ. �I 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Widneidiy, Jan. 3, ifl Lauds Sanford Iran: New Regime Approved,, But... TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) —. Iran's Parliament today approved formation of a civilian government to replace a 2month-old military regime, but it was If Premier. designate could check that has taken a markedly radical turn in the oil fields. The two houses of Parthe Senate and the WORLD IN BRIEF Bakhtlar would Cabinet to the monarch by To Bargain On Want spreading unrest Captives SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) — Leftist guerrillas holding three foreign businessmen said today a mediation effort or an exchange of prisoners could win their captives' freedom. In a communique sent to the news media, the left-wing Armed Forces for National Resistance added it had suspended indefinitely the execution of Ian C. Massie, 46, and Michael S. Chatterton, 45, both executives for the Bank of London and Montreal. The guerrillas threatened to kill both men last Saturday, but suspended the executions to permit further negotiations with the British goverrnnent and their firm. ' - Reprieve ly by the moderates, will succeed Gen. Gholam Reza Majies, approved the new government In separate, closeddoor It must now be approved by Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi and sources said the 63-year-old government was form ed Nov. 6 and officiall y Azhari, whose meetings. resigned Monday. flánh Ul,vI fl.nh '.I £UiIU V..# WWb day night by French television, t1.n.. UJVI ..J Apalachlcola. hit Tallahassee Tuesday and scattered snowflakes briefly on the Inauguration of Bob It also sent tourists jammed into South Florida for the holiday season digging into Graham as Florida's 30th governor. The mercury dinned to 20_In_the_at"a_rtpftl today and also at Pensacola. It hit 19 degrees at Jacksonville. their_luage_for_overcoats_and_sweaters. inousan walung for planes at Jammed airport terminals line stand, said the refugees aboarti a _ huddled for warmth, •• man that then, are 110 in Tuesday rains that pie- man tentloos to send warships to ceded the freezing ternwtena, the U.S.press peratures. "The drains continues discussing such C109 with leaves every plans. iI time it rains," he said. Herald phil. by Tern Nets.l $ A.M. readings: MIAMI (UP!) — More people connecting hub, to the generally flew Eastern and National strong domestic 32.19; hldtty, 11 percent. barometric pressure, relative Fsescast COld. TWF _____ up 27 percent over 1V77, and economy and Eastern at 252 billIon revenue DaylsaTHURSDAY Bosch: airlines lad year than ever to the new discount fares. passenger miles — up 22.2 a.m., 32:14 p..., low 1:11 L.., before. Easternrefu$edtoattijbuteit percent Both companies released to a specific cause, but Russell National's load factor, that is Pest Caveral; hi 1144 L. Ray Jr., Eastern's senior the percentage of total seats a.m., 2:12pm., law yar-eind reports Tuesday SM a.m., showed traffic was up nearly vice presidentinarketlng, said, occupied, rose from 53 to 53 7:11 p m. one-fourth and there was also "The credit belong, to our percent and Eastern said its Bayport: Ngh 4:89 ass,, 5:12 an increase In the load factor. employees, who have coped all lV7l figure was 64.5 percent p.m., law 11:25 pm. year with levels of passengercompared to 01.1 percent the National credited the In- travel not expected until the previous year. creases to the opening of more IlSOs." routes to Europe, to Improved The official figures show service across the nation's National flying 7.89 billion "sunbelt" via a new Houston revenue passenger miles In 1978 Crisis? United States, — AREA senior U.S. official says. The official, who n1SmIMd any Immadlatm P ri nis ømnho.I.atI s•sI -' — , that available reserves and increased exports by other producers, mostly Sa udi Arabia, will Pay .•• man of Iranian nil. DEATH Raises am M III l iv MA (C 4 ued From Page IA) Heavy Snows In Europe $10,441.87. A beginning firefighter in morning In the CaMelbSIT3t Is paid $90; In Winter Springs *443 and In Longwood $1000. American Born In Sanford, she was a Arsason Siva for the jalary increases at two POW was themIliInium Wage asof Jan. 1 $15 Million For Tourists went from $2iJIpsshourmo$IIO. Briason Funeral Home-PA is In charge of arrangements. T'raüdng Act ((ETA) were being paid less Fun•rol (Iy 14 employees, seven of them wider the federal Comprahenalv. Employment NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!)— The Bahamas government has budgeted $15 million for thie Ministry of Tourism in 1979 and hopes that visitors toths island nation will bring inahail billicn dollars In revem89. then thenew mbilmimi wage. nation's southern edge. In Southern California, a windstorm with some winds up to 90 mph overturned mobile homes and 40-ton trailer trucks, caused electrical outages and trapped boats at sea. The storm was expected FRANKFURT, West Germany (UP!)— Police had arrested a modern-,day vampire and said the yesrdd s*apect has admitted he sometimes drank the blood of teen-age girls he lured to his apartment. Police, who withheld the man's name pending his formal 1IrTanenI said a sosrchol his apartment OftarQuans and other drugs and large hypodermic needles bearing smears of dried P sbed D U aid kiky , me $alwdoy W TB Inc.. tee N. Frew* Ave., lasdwd,,Fli. 3*1H pow of s.at.rn Florida urn Home Delivery: *HI. 75c15N)M15*, UU,OA1I1*i. i*.l8;Yees $3.41; 4Msi*a, NIh, Year, 1 - .. - . - . .•-• ------------------- - --- •- -- 'I .- - • - , --- - of signatures needed from 10,000 to 25,000 and theiá t wo1 • the sues the Phil Speigie Alberta Maxwell, Altamonte Springs Fred R. Broderick, DeBary Rudolph Magnani, DeBary Scott E. Sandford, DeBary Ethel Weller, DeBary B. H. Williams Jr., DeBary Albert Brent, Deltona Esther L. Robertson, Deltona Charles N. Rummell, Deltona Erma Stroman, New Smyrna Beach Nit. Evener, Orange City Robert 0. Thompson, Orange City Mildred Ballard, Sorrento Elizabeth Dixon, Winter Springs Cheryl DeFszlo, Winter Springs to 1AU lomir requirement. lIlInols: Session On Rais.s 3 The smoking proposal would" severely limit smoking in pulIc places. • F gid -- ri • I nvent ory : P € • Sanford: LUIa P. Burgess I ME Bernice Annie M. Humphrey Anthony Terrell James APPLIANCE7~ - pv Annie Bell Williams Frances Sewell, Deltona Andrew Harris, Lake Helen 2 Plead Guilty In Protection MIAMI (UPI) — Two officials of a Miami shipping agency filed pleas of guilty to federal charges that they arranged to pay a waterfront boss more than $80,000 In protection money. It was disclosed. Alvin Chester and Jeremy Chester, who are not related, were the first to plead guilty among 22 persons Indicted at conclusion of a three-year federal investigation of waterfront corruption at ports Hm Is qqnng a - I from Texas to Maine. Justice Department spokesmen said the Investigation was the largest labor probe In history. Life Insurance Data Urged '- CLEVELAND (UP!) — For the second time In two weds, Mayor Dennis Kuclnlcti and city police today braced for acowt showdown over the mayor's plans to lay off 775 policemen and 125 other city workers Friday. Kucinich annotmced the "last-resort" lay-offs Tuesday, city is 'in a serious financial dilemma" and needs the $600,000 monthly the layoffs woold save. He also criticized the state Vmm munt andlty eo*ail for "putting the city tç against the wall financially," _nS I pIOiCt.. . du — u,vkus $ ati know and cue llesd 7.clai needs of a now GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 'I " tj WilliAM I a,,e, —• s_fl. • -•• _e -S WASHINGTON (UPI) — Americans should be piovIded with certain basleinformatlon on how to purchase life Insurance so they can avoid buying unsuitable policies by relying solely on an agent's advice, a congressional revort says. "Americans spend well over $20 biflion a year on Individual life insurance policies," said Rep. John- Moss, 1)-Calif., chairman of the House interstate and foreign commerce subcomrnittea, that . issued the report Tuesday. "Most of those policies are PA, chasedon the basis of an agent's advice." Cleveland: Court Showdown WU, a funeral, you've not merely I.lJWlS1AIflpuiutJLkyAflu smruww. I LON IDA TIL*PHO14l m,?13 — assigned a back-row seat in the House • chamber and put in an out-of-the-way office on the third floor of the Statehouse. Viile* Sinpsøn __ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Wayne L. Hays, driven from Congress by the Elizabeth Ray an scandal In 1976, is back in politics and says he plans to "be very useful and not make a nuisance of myself." Hays made the comment when he was sworn In Tuesday as a member of the Ohio House of Representatives. He was - w•ltisnt Not lc* SPRINGFIELD, Ill. (UPI)—Gov. James R. Thompson, seeking to repair his rift with Illinois taxpayers, has told lawmakers to return to the Capitol for a special session Friday to consider softening the blow of the unpopular $8,000 pay raises passed Nov. 29. Hays: 'Won't Make Nuisance' Cle anup •lNThS Richard ard Cheryl DeFatlo, a girl, Winter Springs DISCHARQIS Crewmen Hunted MIAMI (UP!) — U.S. Navy and Coast Guard planes took to the air at dawn today to scour the Caribbean Sea, but searchers held out little hope that any of the 30 missing crewmen from a sunken oil tanker could have survived the night in boiling 10-foot seas. tires have been verified, th4 commissioners must either enact the ordinance or call a referendum. A change in the charter has boosted the number I tharge, -- 30 Missing M Suriei In Sylvan Lake Cemetery. Brisign Funeral Hams PA In ___ to ease today. - MATNIWI, MIS. LILI.gI P.— Funerot services f or Mrs. Lulls P. Mathews, $3. of Lake Ms,woe, who died Tuesday in Winter Park, will be 2;te p.m.. Thur. saby, il Irisson Funeral Home. Vampire Held In Germany • JANUARY. 2. lt ADMISSIONS Sa nford: MamI Irundid Mar y N. c.. Larne K. Daugherty Susan Lynn Hardes Kathryn PA. Hartwell ' H Sr. Va HOY Annie M. Humphrey Willi* Jac.Ioi COCON10 Johnson Bennett F. Smith of Sanford and Mrs. Rosalie Swaggerty, Lake Moarge; 14 gran&hiIdren and 1$ great- pay raises. 5 w...wu .& the record cold spell that beset the nation's core from the Canadian border almost to the Under Dade's charter once, the required number of signa-' She Is survived by two daughters, Mrs. Jessie awkins, Lake Monroe and Mrs. Josnette odd, San ford; tires ions, George of Lake Monroe, Cauper, Crystal Riven d Woodrow, DeBary; two sers, Mrs. Dee. HarrU riWses from the boomdied for lack of a seconti. ww. Klrchiiaft did ad comment on the proposal, he voted with Williams against the ___ HOSPITAL NOTES It's Brrr Around U.S. By United Press International The Earth made the year's closest approach to the sun today but that did nothing to break like buying. a car? Baptist. which Etcbberger ,#ImM,d amounted to $20 of the pay, raise costs — saying those employees were "dealt with recently." A motion by Williams to exclude those an. LONDON (UP!) — The dollar opened higher in most of Europe's money markets Wednesday. The price of gold was down sharply. The Toyko money market lsclosedimtllJan. ,.-.. - funeral Nursing Home in Winter Park. winiams opposed the portion of the in. cmm to supervisors Ancl — Dollar Opens Higher . sonnel, federal employees and their dependents stationed overseas. to escape the violent uprising Tax Petition Under Study _____ Mrs. Lithe P. Mathews, 12, of Lake Monroe died Tuesday firdighter is paid $10,470.61 and in Altamonte ' LONDON (UP!) — Weather forecasters %arned today more heavy snowfall has headed toward Europe, which already was struggling through the aftermath bf its wont winter storm In years. -. teas- 25; yesterday's hIgh 12; Air Travel Up Western Europe, Japan and other major oil consumers can easily survive the loss of Iranian oil exuorts for more than six months, , references to an aflsgediy growlngrole uttli, U.S.S.R. and some pro-Soviet forces In the development of the internal Political events in Iran," Pravda said. WEATH ER military sources said today. The deaths raised to at least 206 the nuMber of killings since the war, which left at least 1,500 dead. $i Muth "Increasing lathe number of ____ civilians in two days of countrywide fighting, 534$. Sv Awl: Well. $3 _____ lOg, flew here last Saturday Is Iran. "It Is well known that the • MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!)— The worst violence since last September's civil war has killed at least 27 guerrillas, soldiers and ieeee ciass p.ss.g, k Street and Oak Avenue The Soviet daily said, "Alwas dist ur bed by the though they In Washington 27 Killed In Nicaragua w.dsd.y, Jamary 3. 197;6—Vol- 11. No. it7 ____ • Salvation Army and two leichurches have suspended theft' membership In the World Council of Churches because of its support for "national liberation" groups such as antigovernment guerrillas in Rhodesia. Dr. ", *,Phillip Potter, general secretary of the council, told a news conference in Kingston the three churches included the Salvation Army, the Presbyterian Church of Ireland and ,a small Lutheran church in Germany. the of Interfering Lwait ned Other allu)(11111 091. — WO MIAMI (UP!) — Dade which will come up Tuesday.1 County Coinmisiloneri have Both petition drives have been rescued by a circuit judge been successful, but Circuit' "But even the dlacu1on of on the tax-cut petition Issue, but Judge Francis Knuck issued an Pima for a dispatch of U.S. they must still make a decision Injunction Tuesday stq,pping (UPI)— The make un for — The Soviet Union today declared ft for WASHINGTON (UP!) The population of the United States is expected to swell to more than 220 million late this month. As of Jan. 1, the Census Bureau said there were 219,874,966 people living in the 50 states and the District of Pence, campell a ule Outskirts of Loo Angeles "Y, vowing to return and make the shah's family "Pay 13 Irbe amWt apparently succeeded in driving Queen M.ther Pab!ava out of the $U$,* home of her daughter,,. Princess' • Aibraf to an undisclosed NNW ou relookini 220 Million Population? BEVERLY HILLS, Calif. ((WI) — Hundreds of antishah Irasiau, who stormed an estate sheltering the shah', mitler and sister Tuesday and were driven off In a wrody ~4 neutralize any escaping gas If necessary. A large crane was being moved to the site. aware of this. Church Council Scorned WASHINGTON (UP!) — The for $8.3 million worth of kerosene to be sent to Iran to relieve the shortage. warships to the Persian Gulf is on an ati'mok1ng petition commissioners from putting the tax cut question onaspeda1 a real show of force, anag election ballot until he decides, evident to everyone as direct lie didn't want to give his pressure on the developm ent of whether the measure Is legal. U name, but this Sanford- events in Iran." passed , Dade's property taxes be cut in half. lie c who lives near Sixth textile Imports. Oil Roles MOSCOW (UP!) Tuesday Issued export licenses Shah's Mother Still Target No Iran Pravda salt "Those who ore resorting to provocative antiSoviet inventions are well a.. (UP!)— Representatives of the People's Republic of China and the United States will discuss the expansion of Chinese textile imports in renewed meetings Jan. 22. China and the United States, which established full diplomatic relations Monday, began the trade talks in August after Chinese Imports had risen significantly. The trade negotiations, which precede the visit of Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsia-ping Jan. 29, -will focus on an orderly growth of Chinese WASHINGTON Soviets: internal affalrg," the official Soviet Communist PL, daffy • Textile Talks The situation has become so critical the U.S. government Soviet Union has not Interfered and does not Interfere In Is -• freighter In International waters outside Hong Kong would be given food, water, medical treatment and blankets until some country Ladmits them. kerosene shops, and underwor- on city em p lovees from the "I'll tell you that's a man who added McClanahan. "If the missioners any community newv.11 worker rutht on up to the has devoted his adult life to time comes that the city of could have," said McClanahan. it Uianatzer' F1oever. he Sanford;' McClanahan said of Sanford ever loses Pete In other action, the coin'inied out three kpartinent Butler. Knowles, the city is going to mission authorized city em cling his successor David Farr Neer before has an iniea:ic for '.peciat recognition. "IA't me talk about a man who have a rude awakening." ployees to purchase cars take the oath of office. dividual or departint-at beers ftcy were City Manager takes the brunt of citizen currently used as part of the McClanahan praised the Before he stepped down, exploited for political 'atii and I Warren E Knowles, Fire Chief complaints, the brunt of their fleet. city Sanford Fire Department and McClanahan accepted a plaque hope to God ntver happens M anuc in Ilarriett and Police criticism and damn little of chief Harriett as "the best from the body he served seven again." iluif Ben Butler. their praise," McClanahan said around." The measure is part of a years and said his farewell, lie Farr had proposed a pan'l to Mc Claah n aii reminisced m in reference to Knowles. "I've program to see if it is feasible to praised the commission and study what he termed ritiwr about his assignment as a navy never seen a more qualified McClanahan also had praise require city employees to use city employees. Farr unseated concerns about the Operation ( servcemal: when he walked public servant anywhere. for his fellow commissioners, privately owned vehicles for him In a run-off election Dee. the pollice department 13th Street on short' patroi with '1 have the utmost respect "We have one of the most city work instead of using a 19. Mct lanahati lieap'l prai,,' Butler, who a patrolman, for his talent and ability," conscientious groups of corn- fleet of city-owned vehicles. • CHATTAHOOCHEE, (UP!) — Five cars of a freight train, one a tank car filled with deadly chlorine gas, derailed near this northwest Florida town before dawn today, the Jackson County sheriff's office reported. A sheriff'aspokesman said the tank car was not punctured in the accident and no leakage of the gas occurred. No plans were made to evacuate any residents from the area of the derailment, which was located just south of U.S. Highway 90 and west of the Chattahoochee river bridge. The spokesman said a team of railroad experts was enroute from Alabama to put the derailed cars back on the tracks and ked, fuel-starved bakeries. ers in Iran's southern oilflelda to resume limited production to ease the plight of Iranians living without heating oil for A. A. McClanahan took part Not ing the police dcpart;nent in his final Sanford City had been the sub;ect :ii scrutiny Commission meeting as a during the rarnpain. commissioner Tuesday wat- McClanahan coinrncntd Chlorine Gas Car Derails In Florida Town; No Leak resulting in long lines of shivering housewives at Commission, EpIoyees McClanahan Says 'Bye And Reminisces IN BRIEF Iran Is the world's second largest oil exporter but the strikes have reduced output to a mere trickle that does not even cover the nation's own needs — ______ rt, Americans and The thermometer plunged to record lows of 2Oat Apalachicola, 28 at Daytona Beach, 34 at Fort Myers, 35 at West Palm Beach and 42 at Miami Beach just before sunup. The lowest temperature in the state was 17 degrees recorded at both Milton and Crestview In the north west Florida Panhandle, close to th e Alabama border. The cold front. attended by high winds that whipped upto54mllea an hour at Key West, WIU tion In leaving Tuesday when air traffic controllers again stopped work. Soldiers moved (Bakhtlar, Interviewed Tues- (Continued From Page IA) south as the Everglades tonight and Thursday morning. "The temperatures are going to be very similar to what we had this morning and it is PIN to be calm," Crosby said. The cold front sent temperatures down to record lows at Daytona Beach, Wed Palm United Press International The plight of stranded Vietnamese refugees eased today In Hong Kong where the govern. nent granted a reprieve to 2,700 "boat people" and in the Philippines where a U.N. envoy intd&l uu t.LlI A 2,400 utl,vi,. Official sources, reversing an earlier hard- U.S. Survive air ...The Weather For Boat People Chlna.U.S.: oppo 'their homes or gasoline for their cars. th d radar assistance. Canadian military planes flew I nto Tehran under the protedlonof the Iranian Air Force to begin the evacuation today of to 0 Canadians, officials said at the Canadian Forces Base In Lair, West Germany. Khomeini, the exiled Shilte Moslem religious leader living near Paris, ordered the work- civilian government Is formed.) Bakhtiar already has come Up against popular si the streets. Demonstrators ran throth the capital Tuesday shouting, "Death to Bakhtlar — henchman of the American imperialists." At the capital's strikebound po other foreigners were prevented from denounced by liar - liament, Into the air control tower and at least hail a dozen f lights left leave the country and name a regency coun cil once his Thursday. The approval for Bakhtlar, once a leading critic of the shah, cam e as oil workers refused to obey an order from the shah's chief foe to res ume limited oil production. Bakhtlar, dllners but welcomed reserved- Shahpour Bakhtlar Leftists said the shah has agreed to present his unclear Salvador Wednesday, Jan. 3, I$7$-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _,* _e . -. .— * Practical and pretty, at prices you can live with. comfortably! The Zayre Bright & White Sale! The thirstiest towels, warmest blankets, sheets •and spreads that never see an iron! A . . FASHION SELECTION of smart designs, ripe colors', rich fabrics. The prices? Even lower than we're famous for! That's added VALUE! And it's happening all this week! take another look...take another looks.-take another look at Zayr.!TM SANFORD ORLANDO EAST ORLANDO WEST ORLANDO SOUTH KISSIMMEE FERN PARK WINTER HAVEN - .a.s ..a&..5.as.,4, . ... •. . n, a, se a ., - -... a.. -' ,, - • •- '.. •-• , * •,, • �4A-EvenIn Plirald, Sanford, Fl. Wdneidiy, Jan. 3. Ifl' %ni r I PeopIe s Inaugural' : Dancing, Kissing TALLAHASSEE, - (UP!) The inaugural partying coutinued on into the night Tuesday but Gov. Bob Graham planned to be at his office in the Capitol early today to continue shaping his staff and new programs. One of the top items on Graham's list is hiring a secretary for the state Department of Administration. The governor said he hopes by Friday to have a commitment from his top choice, Graham, and his wife Adele, were joined for dancing at the bell in Tully Gym on the Florida State University campus by U. Gov. Wayne Mlxson and his wife, Margie. They dressed formally, although the spirit of the "People's Inaugural" prevailed as others attending wore casual attire. The dance finished out Graham's Inaugural day - a day that began shortly after 8 am. when he kissed his four daughters and joined the procession to a prayer ser*e at Florida A & M University. Between that solemn ceremony and the evening gala there were poignant reunions with campaign supporters, plates of oysters and fried chicken for Pose who braved the near freezing weather and a twohour parade marked by snow flurries, Graham spurned a sweater and walked with Mlzson along part of the parade route. Even their wives left a warm car and strolled along the wind swept streets of Tallahassee to thank the small gathering of supporters. Nothing dampened the governor's mood. "I feel super," he said, smiling bi'oadly and shaking another of the endless stream of hands thrust before him. Later, as darkness fell over the ma nsion, Graham emerged to greet hundreds of Floridians who waited in the cold outside Iota chance to say hello. He clapped teenagers on the beck, bussed women of all ages, - IN BRIEF Girl's Severed Leg Back On And 'Beautifully Alive' SMITHTOWN, N.Y. (UP!) - The reattached right leg of Elizabeth McFadden is vbeaut1fully alive" and the 11-year-old girl is i g ~h good spirits, her doctor says. Elizabeth's leg was severed at mid-thigh unday when she was struck by a Long Island -Rallroad train. She was rushed to Smithtown ;eneral Hospital, wher Dr. Bruce Nadler and three other surgeons performed a delicate sixhour operation on New Year's Eve to reattach the leg. The muscles are pink, and there are no complicating factum at this point," Nadler, a plastic surgeon, said. But Nadler said that it will take up to a year before we will be able to ascertain whether the main sciatic nerve has regown. Fingers Taken, He Sues NEW YORK (UP!) - Accused Puerto Rico independence group (FALN) terrorist William Morales, 28, is suing city authorities for $1.2 million in damages because he says they seized his fingers that had been blown off in a Queens "bomb factory" explosion as evidence. Instead, he claim, they should have brought the severed th5it0L. a hit4f g Oa1raitJuii11t. Morales faces federal and ste charges of possession of explosives and weapons for the incident last July 12. - Rlzzo Panel Picks Rizzo By United Press International Mayor Frank Rizzo has been named recipient of his city's Edward Powell Award a $20,000 civic bonanza given every Tour years to the man judged best promoter of the local economy. Money for the award comes from a $100,000 fund set up for the purpose by a wealthy apparel manufacturer. IThatcher Longstreth, chairman of the !election committee, says he's notified Rizzo of the award and expects him to accept It. iongstreth also says he doesn't see anything ;vrong in the committee's pick of Rizzo even if Rizzo did pick the committee. Besides Graham and MIXSOfl, Attorney General Jim Smith and Secretary of State George Firestone were inaugurated Tuesday. I P ck 1Ir? fl'doo ISat Jan flPIIIiIIItIj $t WINTER HAVEN - (UP!) - Police say they know Billy Carl Livingston was mad at them Tuesday but they still don't know w hat caused him to lose his t emper. But whatever the reason, it was costly. Livingston, 30, drove his car across the police department parking lot, up some stairs through the station's closed double doors and into an unoccupi ed desk in the lobby. No one was injured, but Livingston was booked into county jail at Bartow on charges of projecting a deadly missile into an occupied public dwelling, culpable negligence, willful and wanton reckless driving and felony criminal mischief. "He was sure unhappy with us," said LA. Jim Tugerson. "!don't think it has been determined what he was mad about, but it's been a while since I saw anyone as mad as he was." Damage to the building was set at $1,100, while damage to the car was only $200. Tugerson said he talked to Livingston right after the Incident and said it did not appear he had been drinking. hope we find out what made that man so mad," 'ruger Tugerson said. "We can't stand to have people complain that too many times. It could iet eznalve." 1 % Sanianclo received its original awarded the franchise by the for the hearim transcript to be certification for the Apple PSC and in the years it has had distributed to both sides and Valley area from the Seminole the franchise it has never they can each give final It could be two months or County ConunjssIonwhen j refused service to anyone. arguments to the hearing more before it is decided which jurisdiction over utility franThe area in question in south examiner. of two utility companies will be chises and no need for imSeminole county Is made up of allowed to provide water and mediate or near future service about 74 residences and one The examiner then has sewer service to the Apple was required for a utility to get office complex, and was about 45 days to give his Valley area of Seminole a franchise, developed by Forrest recommendation Greene, and the two County. In 1971, the PSC agreed to according to McLean, parties then have 15 days if they The two companies, Southern accept jurisdiction over to file exceptions to the Also issue at the hearing want States Utilities Inc. and existing utility franchises in was theatcost examiner's recommendations Sanlando of extending the Utilities Co. Seminole County and those and give oral arguments to the presented their cases last week applied for In the future, ac u ty service to the area. PSC, according to McLean, and at a hearing before the Public cording to Harold A. McLean, could Southern run theUtilities said it the PSC would then make its necessary lines Service Commission (PSC). PSC legal representative, decision. and connect The hearing in Altamonte to the houses for At the hearing Southern Springs ,dealt with Southern Utilities' main argument was it less than $1,000, according to The entire process should Utilities' contention that lsbettersujtedtoservethearea Mclean . take about two months but Sanlando should not have been because Its plant directly abuts Sanlando said it could con- depends on how quick the franchised to serve the area in the Apply Valley area, ac- nect for about $50,000 although examiner gives his recomthe early 1970s because no need cording to McLean. Southern Utilities claimed it mendation and then whether for service was shown at that Sanlando in presenting Its would cost Sanlando *100,000 the two sides offer arguments, time. case noted it had already been The next step In the process is McLean said. _ Ith -- 17W 11 69" spsyLtmttI • I 4IJ Sit. 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CouPon Good TPu _ I RAIN p UNDER SPELL? -' O ^111 PA SURE ROLL"ON I - p V ________ I HAIRSPRAY I 4 87 10 I FORMULA 44 3.oz.wif.cttvi I co ___ Coupon Good TIvu Sat. Jan. 1St By United Press International Comedian George kirby is doing 20 years for selling cocaine, but he's still practicing his on. He pit on a New Year's weekend show for fellow inmates at the Carson City, Nev. .By LEONARD KRANSDORF Herald StaflWrfter , MW NAIALIPRAY 15 ml do1 19 By United Press International Who lights up Debby Boone's life? Gabriel 7.rrer, that's who. Pat Boom's 22-year-old daughter - a Grammy winner for her hit 'You Light Up My Life" -says she'll marry Ferrer, also 22, sometime this year. He's the son of Jose Ferrer and Rosemary Clooney, and a student at Pepperdine University. Debby announced the engagement -says she got a ring on Christmas Eve. The couple met about three years ago at a Bible study session. Unhappy. WHITE __________ 1 490 CLAM rAFF4N H. Lights Up Debby's Life Ruling Delayed 2 Months o ii BANDAGES IIBLADES Bo*ofSO,%.incP, _________ a andao.'. __________ of many minor sches Ipains. Limit I all By United Press International President Carter isinthe midst ofa series o( planning sessions with his staff -discussing priorities and policy strategy - before leaving Thursday for summit talks in Guadeloupe with the leaders of France, Great Britain and West Germany. e tIas Sure "An inauguration is a special event," he said. "ft's time to take stock where we've been and to outline where (we) want 4 go." GILLETTE MCI CURAD ASPIRIN lOOtablatsIorraiif sat. Jan Carter Ready For Summit , H - BAYER - .Y...tnIte4 P Newsweek magazine jredlcts another bestseller bonanza for John Ehrllchman -out of jail, his Watergate conviction behind him. His latest novel- "The Whole Truth" -is due for, hard-cover publication in May and the magazine says it's already a money-maker that may top his first effort, "The Company." Book-of-the-Month Club has bought it, TV and film producers are dickering for it and bNewsweek says paperback bids alone could .bit $500,000. ' Apple Valley Utility _____ 894 - tiOns, preferring to 3d the tempo of the new admlnistratiOn. The 3h governor said his highest priority would be fighting inflation and working to improve life for senior citizens. Graham and Mixson both wore business suits and red ties adomed with tiny maps of Florida Instead of the traditional tophats and tails. Their wives wore suede suits. Sitting in his new office terwards, Graham told reporters he stayed away from a "state of the state" type speech on purpose. posed for snapshots and signed autographs. Across the street where they were serving fried chicken, the Whiskey River Band played country music. Several other combos, lined up for street dancing, were playing but only a few diehards braved the 30degree weather to dance. Graham made abbreviated Stops at each band And, telling a Latin group in halting Spanish that even though it was cold outside it was warm In heart. The governor's 22-minute speech highlighted the 12 p.m. swearing-in ceremony which was cut short by about 20 minutes because of the damp, dreary weather. Only about 2,000 people showed up and many of them left before the swearing in was over. A crowd of 12,000 was expected. His speech was general In nature, emphasizing the need for all Floridians to join him in shaping a prosperous future. He stayed away from bold dedara- gwj& I '• Philadelphia 4 W,dn,day, Jan. 3.197t -4A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I,---- 9 'I ' --- - C Otaoii000dTPwu . Sit Jr. Sm .a ' I CotatonGoodiltru $etJrSlh • 00 F I COupOnQSOTPIr, $MJanIm "4011DWA41 IA tI A , I I S (Mil S I I , . .' I �Evening Herald / Having won the World Heavyweight title three times, Muhammed All has proved his prowess In the prizefighting ring, but there Is a gentle side of "the champ," according to Christine Jones, president of the Seminole County Association for Retarded Citizens, Inc. "He loves children and Is tremendous around them, said Christine. All is donating his time to come to Sea World, Orlando, to raise f unds for the il Village to be built in Seminole County. Christine, who has championed the cause of retarded children and young adults in Seminole County for many years with the Little Red School House, the Special Olympics and other projects, has long dreamed of a Children's Village. It would be a permanent home for the Little Red House as well as providing living facilities and a camping area. This will be the Patron's Council of SCARC'a first big fund raising effort. For a tax deductible do nation of $100, guests will be able to mingle with All at 7:30 p.m. reception on Jan. 26 at the Luau Terrace on Sea World's Atlantis Lagoon and Champ will emcee a party at the Fountain Fantasy (USPS 111.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL4. 32771 Area Code 305-322.11 or 831-9993 Wednesday, January 3, 1979-6A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher NORMAN H. OSHRIN, Editor THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18 50; year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 0; Year, $40.00. .u.p Ch School A Lesson To Be Learned As expected, the reverberations are loud and long from President Carter's surprise announcement that the United States would extend formal recognition to Mainland China. And sever offjcial relations with Taiwan. The nnil '-ji-- nuhlit' r dren's rilDfrii1 fnlL.iI IW 1IZIAWa IUUUUI. Theater. His second appearance at Sea World will be on Saturday, Jan. 27 at 3 p.m., when he will star in a show complete with brass band. Tickets for the show are , $15, $20 and $20 for children and adults and may be purchased at Streep's. Sea World Is donati ng Its facilities and a place for All to stay. The ticket will Include entertainment, refreshments, a ski show and prizes. The council Is determined not to be dependent on government funding, and hopes that through the ef forts of All, they will get the needed financial boost to make the dream become a reali ty. Are Christmas shoppers becoming more generous or are there jm more of then ? The Sanford Kiwanis Club has kept a record of the money collected by its members for the Salvation Army Christmas Kettle drive over the past four years and the amount has increased consistently each year. Saturday, Decem ber 23, was the Klwanlans' day for manning the kettles and bell ringing in Sanford this year and they collected a total of $954.38, as compared to last year's $549.34. ( previous years club members collected $467.44 In 1975 and $505.76 in 1976, according to Floyd Palmer, club public relations di rector. The Sa nford Kiwanis Club was e ci seven local civic groups pitching in to help "Silly" (as the Salvation Army Is aftectlooately known) tap a better Christmas for needy families. Local Corp. Commander Carl Phillips said the award bell will be presented to the organization which raised the most In the kettle drive when the annual meeting Of the board Is held. Phillips says the total amount collected In the drive will not be available until the books are closed later this week. Phillips and Kiwanis President Jack Welbie wish to thank the public for their liberal support. IN - of Congress. Sen. Barry Goldwater, R-Ariz., with six other senators and eight congressmen, has filed suit in U.S. District court to stop the president from termina ting the U.S. defense treaty with Taiwan. Thistest,whchwlflundoubeedlygoto the us Supreme Court, could be significant, determining #be W !!.jt_ as_bound_Is_ gel_&11aL consent to end a treaty as to make one. Nevertheless, some Informed observers believe could reduce the expected storm in Congress by telling the won In general and Taiwan in particular that the new U.S. China policy Is predicated on a peaceful resolution of ft twoChina Issue that the United States will not countenance the use of force. —He could announce U.S. plans to pow In whatever defensive weapons Taiwan needs during the remaining year before the defense treaty — ___ —He could announce, In light of the growing Soviet threat In the far Pacific, a reversal of his polléy to withdraw American troops from Korea. —He could formally reassure Korea, Indonesia and the Philippines that the United States Is In far Pacific to stay. Finally, he might reassure Congress that hencoforth he consUlt Capitol Hill before abrogating any existing treaty. And there's an additional suggestion: The performance by Mr. Carter via-a-via the United States Senate In implementing his new China policy should warn the Senate tobepsrtioulanIy that U.S. security is n compromised for the sake of a SALT (StratogiC Arms Limitation Treaty). For Much as China needód closer U.S. ties at this juncture In history, so do the Russians need a formal arms treaty. Views ________... __ ___ ____ ____ I ____________ ___ ___ ____ ____ ____ ___ ______ - _____ ___ ______ ___ ne J __ — - - ANDERSON.WHITTEN — of hmdr,di of thousands of new law, he can Mall çff the day of reckoning directly to, Bell's office. ___ ____ only so long. Footnote: We contacted Azteko,Ic's attorney called Vision. "A separate Poitags edilios Yugo.lav officials hays aimred the United In an effort to get his client's side of the story but Yuan, sells some 120,099 ceples In &as5," w BMW government that Aztiàov$e will get a fair Artakovic has ed returned oar calls. We won wrote. thinWON IacMrg, of do pollee and security trial, and that American obeervers would be theflMto low his soft Ned pod inMi. We tbo We the WFUMM V"V~m Is farces. Official U.S. g estimates hold permitted to monitor the proceedings 10 m4w lNNOC him ronvi 'DUUTW: In the mfl4&Ny of Somo.a's pW'g for 110,011 ded; fl. r*in pm at 'hrt everything in on the up'endup ,, 44 ak the 1101 of Visom was owned by Visiss ll 1197, when I Imiaij coentid Mesiwigu,, cesgrizal sources hive told us of ,,,n wu purchased by &ulitan heer with the of 111,011 puW., npmly 5 _de that the special 1rVai1en tiE fotC * 'bO1 In 1074 by Us, Muhesud, a hays been bras' sp and Jews. bandies Nal war aims.'unt, in woefully have of acciI'nts or feat who Is sow the isle nut of lb UIIn Msua% Mtakovic9agsdts M im. umd.rded nd unduti.dst There are, at they ft. 0* boift new I=& Smadooll mMalJ Ii active case, In Sc the United States In lb. cesteeipi ioünig lbs P1 Vheos's ailss reptqpgi,ee °.'' am a there may be sp ( ib CMS is t of 15-yusr4d Me csllse of lbS Third lbS Yugsatav enta for Vie.'. fstil adeeets, He.yu lace C.L Germ 1nr, who dIsujssr,d maii as 2* Ned war iMMa raiu' out gsvsr mud his buss trying to have n wtho1*_''' In Te.s the Bredlias maise in diIy set sunag s the Uelted Stat tr&dit,I ever shire and van uvedailly ed as a deserter. 15 (eMZOIISd by Anededo Somsu. Yet, incredibly, the NbeetIng lash fetes In 111, sp NMI prodded the Mar tooft i " Corps imo an In. corqj.'r w iuw i flPb5 mactim five attorneys two in. Artvic deported. Seven yuan later, however, r. Aft another Idsl reversed the dj sp grsude vsdigatons to track down wihisises ad Is acting suodMe &edII of the adnIi sp that Aitakovic mØ be "penescut.d' It were icisaces dlviii.. down"40111 foreip e.iEi.s, and to the lavedlptons found that Boatdisr was an boo the madvs bid PP ad hick to his 111emslw4 dMtI, He was doe for 10 doys' ks, Adslimd(MIOS. For aeverat ys'i rse b aprivt.rtoAJjgomeyO iJ GSImfl hed$$I,INbOi_tIW In Ms long 4 tam a also be" on the bead of agiind dspoitatim, MakeviC Bell, of lb Sip. Mitassbum, D-Ohl. friend ha wsM rd from a motcróyds ride In Nutiltiosi Todiy Soddy. has.eda'ii'tinthegrMlsslawthat MaiWd te Howard iitIn an evil, colesna, vs r.1ad ' igi, a barn depeetdlis of puss, who MW be per' lb • De liv Misuse pvtmug of lth. Ides cos eua secØd bs. dries, Mgli • pellilcel g Weiter I —b , . ., who was prohably asajer. was a rd artius for vw bellufi — prosecuting Individeth accsd of and IsMIIIIMC uud of without a trace. Nanottial, he. it felt. van Isupti,i., op. Bat a run* enadsi law, vra by * thairve Nedvarcrims. in MW diNed a deeat, and mod o( his Forbu Iddaithateth, oft th, Ped vi j.y,, dosed that toIeatry tothSUelIedlt," 1 "I "Hhlasy 'rdunts' n1a we invalid. huphel, as it appltas to a.ped.d Ned w Is de timsisngpmf,tMsto His ppm are aikingCeeajem and the knowledgs"th he wesid have amMsg to d ark-'--'- The way in now clear fir lb. Pedagonforafsil,in,ji witli the awert Iaedóliu. Isivie, to ri Is depeetails of the med atrocious aimm of thin eamw,. no comfort In a Defense Department aow.r, l. eats False, r"Au of lb prscsvi. Many whlnisuse to their aQ have died. tb--'"i acs that such mydvios socIety's lowe.!, N*1u_Tidoy, taM en ideb we trying to iubvn. are irk and m hsvs necked adsuosd age. diaeppusrssce, mabe up only avow ___ s tiny fraction ci blank that Ferts "haJ Aitv foi irlrIii. Ha M IMs If vs we svsrtotak. 1.1Mn action In this eros, the tho - _____ _______ ___ , d ___ . '. IW llnC 1* MW a i)vtW 0".W . ____ MOWS, and a east will rate justly wbdbur the time to do no Is now." .. year. of deserter 'lauIfIcstIo,. each plicatlon . ad at no time ing. hands.cif policy.' of - -A__ --- -- - - Lawman Fights Ruling examination Informed all applicants they would not be be allowed to continue If they failed the written exam. test was given Dec. 6 to 12 applicants, put down the rules after the game was started," Thompson said. A passing grade was 70 the oral and motional potential evaluation examinatio no after failing the written portion of the exam. Thompson contends the passing grade was not vaildity of recent testing for aaergear*'s post on30 "He has no valid basis percent; Thompson scored 59 percent. for his contention," Kar- cher said. "It's a misunderdandlng, but he has ft right to have It cleared Police Chief George Karcher said a notice posted prior to the determined until after the Thompson said he will additionally contend at tonight's meeting that test scores were Improperly rounded off to whole numbers and that fractions added to scores for seniority were arbitrarily changed after the Thompson said. "I'm going to ask them to do. what they think Is righi, what their conscience tells them to do." The five-member civil; service panel is comprlae4 of citizens appointed by council members and tonight's meeting will be held in council chambeka ..DENNISFEOA - - examination, "I'm not going to ask for up," the chief said. any concessions," iu,osswwromowwwwmiwenes NAMs411RaNsaNs001c55u6% TH9 SHOPPIRS lbS P94(5. 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CRIAMITTHS CAN =al —DONNA --- - tentlon is that he WU allowed to continue with Jun Thompson, 31, said he will challenge the the properties now connected to the plant and 25 homes planned for constructo, Schuder, referring to. a memo from Ken Hooper, the county's environmental services manager, said Howard Lefkowitz, vice president Of Florida Residential Communities, owners of Longwood Utilities, said the sale of the 100,000-gallon unit could not be accomplished until land for construction of a pew package plant in Longwood Is rezoned. Schuder said Lefkowltz reported to Hooper that the materials and new facility have been ordered and is pending only rezoning 01 we site location within the Longwood city limits. Longwood also wishes to purchase the facilities from Flonide Residential Properties, Hooper's memo said. Longwood City Administrator David Cluacey said the Longwood Utilities plant is located on residential property and the city has no zoning currently for sewer plants. thacey said Lefkowltz had proposed to expand the Longwood Utilities plant if It can purchase additional property, but withdrew the —. . ... - rry different points., His main point of con. A nine-year veteran of the Cauelberry Police Department will challeng promotional procedmwes at a civil service board hearing at 7:30 tonight at city hail, — Construction on the new sheriff's complexdetention facilities at Five Points is nearly 40 percent complete, John _____ Percy, director of the county's department of development, reported to the board. ,, was given to paying $319,744.10 to Construction and Associates for work on the building from Nov. 16 through Dec. 15, and $4,256.06 to GutmannDragash Associates, architects, planers, for con. structiosiadministration and the clerk of the works fessdw'ingDeceinber. _a • iuias ci wecorucuon coniraci en $4,2ISj69.Thecotmtyhas paid $U4 million of the costs todate. : ____ a - Casselbe Complex: 40% Complete ___ I - - Hathert he OAK the expansion will only serve - WASHINGTON After 10 yeas, time may Artukovlc can in fact be required to testify. Even Me'wbs urged at e attorney general C1AIW1CIATlOt th th On Dec 10, we report4 finally be r'lig out for Andeiji Aztukovlc, a if he loses that round, ArtiIovlc can dwiand bed up theum tiE forc* to at ised 10 lawyers and dA Nicaraguan dictator MWo Somesa hs4 fmerNamdahallsgsdtobsr,iponaug,for additional hearings and appeals. But with the eIgl* Isiveatigotors, and have the unit report "p'I.d l power over the prma by ps the mw - - Public Works Director Jack Schuder, in recommending the purchase, said a 100,000gallon unit the county planned to buy from Longwood Utilities will not be available for four to six months if ever and the ex. panalon of the Country Club plant, as soon as po6slble, is a necessity. He said the expansion will not serve additmon*1 areas around Country Club Heights. . Nazi Official May Never Pay For Crimes --- - i — $20,000. A 409000-gallon sewer package plant has been authorized purchased by the county from Allison Equipment Co for $22,397 to Imarade the county's Country Club sewer occupies a - house and Its contents at HeraW Staff Wrftw Sower Package Plant Buy . ____ do - — ______ Ym*sslan der World War B. The aging Artekovic was 'itir of the hitenor In the Ned puppet date .1 Q'cutia, and BERRY'S WORLD - ____ ___ exchanging ambassadors with Peking, which is Interpreted as merely formalizing what has been In effect for some time anyway. Adverse public opinion does Indeed go unerringly to the heart of this issue. —He Year Pn&ctIng the eveds of the Now Yew is pcstty I chancy stuff,but Jimmy Carter la making ltalot _ 0 ertbwftusMth1 Wfthhis pnchantforcongratlngcnthe "p.r." Impact of his set, .Mr. Carter amally manages to ralse expectations then they, __________ ought to go. The ret urn to reality later on Is, • therefore, all the more deiWing- Take Campy rich man'm dub" in IM WA gave its members David last September. ___ _________________________ an average score of a points on a Kale of log The way he and his mlnlonsta]k,dabcntft you or 4 m "consereative" than i average. . would have thought he had nt.d the concept ofpeacein theMddieEag.Infact,Caniij Cawervative Union, on the other land, checked out on Its was a single (though promising) Map and It of 30 Issues and the members an overall 36i should have been described that way. Bi* now, cyn with matters stalled, dIsIllusIonment and' percent conservative rating, down from 38.7 ______________________________ U icism — even boredom — we noticeable percent Ill Wi?. everywhere. The difference of course, lies primarily in the The "China card," I predict, is going to cause list of key issues each organization used as teat BUSINESS WORLD more disillusionment because 1) It was votes. Both groups throw ins few "tests" that "played' hastily and without careful con only true believers could pass; overwhelming sideratlon of the full coose1ences; and 2) majorities In the Senate vote against the position b Mo In so few Americana have any real undeemed "right" by the ADA or ACU on these. By MICHAEL BUJ&TEINy cleretanding of China. The institute 12,000 square foot By his sudden announcement that he wou1d One ADA teat vote, for Instance, Involved an PROVIDENCE, H.!. (UP!) — A unique school facility In the heart of Providence's rnanufac- recognize Peking on Jan. 1, Mr. Carter caus.di amendment by Sen. omu Eagleton, D-Mo. to that teaches students how to transform raw turing district. It has three classrooms and six every reporter in the new, business to rush slash $14 billion from the defense Department's metal into fine jewelry Is pumping new blood Into workshops where raw metal and stones arefor an "analysis" from every busthqnin 11 budget authority and cut actual Pentagon an Industry chronically short of skilled workers. transformed Into rings, necklaces and thnllar icademniclan who could so much as opal C-H44by $899 mhWoii. Ittockayes" vote to More than 1,000 students have flocked tithe items. NA. Most comments fell into these theist poiv score frgm the ADA on that one, Jewelry Insitute In ProvInc, the mjor, The LJu/ore than $400 wosth of ,. 'v . I but the Snat. rejected the amsnéni by a manmiactiwlng center for costume jie1, since modern eqdpmex* md offers courses in èlêd. "I. The jjpW Theory, wberuli IflargiL the school opened in Az, 1177. Now a dmUw trop1atlng tool-making, model-making and tulnesomm gushes about the vaid( school Ii being considered for New York. . molcbuaking. ACU had Mi OWfl version — an market ("Wow, rtWkr people— If only I can) Students come from all sorts of backgrounds. Evening classes are taught by "the moat sell each one a sipper!"). This Is an update of thaI by Sen. olm Tower, ft-Texas, Increase Typical lithe 30-year-old man who made "a good talented and capable members of the industry," 19th century &ltlah "HIh, Theory" ("Ssel defense budget authority by $1.6 tobilli o atual eidw by $1.2 blllIOfl n and Income" working for one of region's largest Hlendeau said. The Institute relies on free- here, all those n2Illions of Chinese — It we cá lancers and retirees for the city-funded daytime just get each one to add an Inch to the hen of W" nded This was defeeled 74-21, but insurance companies. He hated his job and flnallyquit last Aprlj.Ma courses for the unemployed. Nineteen In- gown we can save all the testIs mills In Lsn. got Jewelry craftsman, he expects by next March to structors earn $11 to $15 an hour. from the ACU for their conservatism, cashirel"). I match his former salary and believes within 10 Rlendeau said graduates of the raodel-makhig Some U.S. corporation esecutives, with I years his annual pay will hit $40,000. lbS two groups dldo't even agree on class make about $8 an hour and are "eminently stantlal business on Taiwan, told reporters then. most liberal and most conservative senators "It's an Insurance policy that the skills In our hireabis." saw no reeson why they couldo't do 'ses both Industry will be present In the future," said . ADA ,e its be scow (n "I had People knocking on the door In July to there and on the milidii4 Appee'udly no on14 liberal) to Seas. Hmm Mgbmbiiium, DOW George ft. Frankovjch, 58, executIve director of get the modelmakers who had been here ttre3 has told then that one reeson Peking wantii (10perce4); EdWdM. Kennedy, D'MUL (95 the Manufacturing Jewelers and Silversmiths of months. I have to shoo them away," he said. "normalllation"btopo.114o11 Itself Isp'4 leally pg); Dick CI Iowa (N percent ) and America, Inc. "They know anyone who has the gumpion to so that It cm bring economic md poll"cej The Jewelry Institute is a branch of MJSAI an stick omfl a course here Is worth hiring." PaulSerbanes, D.Md. (Npereeit). ADA's worse Pressure to fore, Taiwan Into a nqeIIMØ score — sero — went to Sims. Maryon Allm D Industry trade association. The Irutitig. takes its school on the road oc capitulation — and thatas s.sing U.S. With government grants and $150,000 seed caslonally. Hallday courses on soldering and on trade matter '' ' s Is one way to do It. money from 3W members, the Institut, opened casting are plammed for Miami. Management Prediction: ifl will M many Tippor But ACU thought the most liberal senators iti New England Academy In August, 1077. sendnirs are offered at trade shows In Theorists wishing they had kept their modl (zero rbgs on Its own scale) were Daniel "Ther, had been extension cowa.s at night Providence, New York and Los Angeles. btoned. The Chinese CtiuniLit. w aelf Inosys and Spark Matamags, both Hawaii since World War U. In the mnld-7, mnbem There's even a course to help owners of sefftd.ney and are willing In the sheet ran Democrats, and Woodall Anderson, D.Mlns. said 'let's get this thing formalized, "recalled jewelry firma their sans and daughters Into to buy machineryand technology(on crEW ACU p" 100 perCent rthngs to Sans. Carl Arthur 0. Rlendiau Jr., .IS, a retired Navy the act mere 'get .mcle*ly." mind you) to gat it. BM, as the spying gee,, ths Curtis, ft-Nub., Paul Luau, ft-N.y. and Jesse captain who 11 now the institute's managing "We're AM tasting the waters, finding 01* will buy "one of everything" Hahus, 111 director, what will go and what won't," Rlendeau said. coer, anode, which they won't buy at WASHINGTON (NEA) — Ideological purity, ke ustUy s in the e of the eioi llym judging from the way two major litmus-testing organizations rated the H S '1 rear. On _ the basis of votes on 20 selected Issues, the liberal Americans for Democratic Action concluded the Senate behaved like "a authority In foreign policy, and we tend to agree. It is significant, we think, that the public and congressional opposition to the Ca rter administration's new China policy centers on Taiwan; hitUeornoopposiUon is being voiced about suggestions: New I PIP . County Commissioners Tuesday approved door prizes awarded and entertainment presented. / Idea ls the court will not fwtMr diminish the president's Altho Mr. Carter deserves the criticism he Is receiving for the maladroit way in which he has gone about recognizing China and do-recognizingJ Taiwan, he is also entitled to constructive / -- reimbursement of $506.40 to 49 individuals for : fees collected from persons paying Child support, alimony and separate maintenance through the clerk's office from the period of Dee. 15, 1977 through Sept. 30, 1978. At the same time, Beckwith's office is refunding a total of $201.41 to 58 other individuals for fees overcollected for the same purpose during the period of Oct 1, 1978 through Nov. 8, 1978. Jean Wilke, deputy clerk In Beckwith's office, said the fees were overcohlected because of a conflict in the law. However, Circuit Judge Joe A. Cowart Jr. chief judge of the 18th Judicial Circuit, on Nov. 6 Issued an order directing that the fees collected with the support, alimony and maintenance payments be limited to one porcent Of euJi payiiivut, but nut lens than w cents. He ordered that fees collected over that - amount during the past year be reimbursed. For the fiscal year ending Sept. 30, 1978, Beckwith had already turned over to the county commission a total of $263,007.21, representing the excess fees over the costs of running his office. Thus, the county had to refund the $506.49 in reimbursements. RONALD REAGAN On #~kldent's sellout of a small but staunch ally are to be found in the vigorous reaction of some members The big question is why the Carter administration suddenly accepted every condition set all along by the People's Republic of China without gaining any concession on preserving the integrity of Taiwan. It is indeed difficult to quarrel with the criticism that the United States came out on the short end of this deatt' er'tiiiieChtns fleeded closer U.S. ties to 6ffM The Sd$M'Thiat'a11dgath advanced ••• ___,,_____ Court of Seminole County, payable to 107 different persons for money over-collected by Beckwith's- office. ... Eye ___•__• Arthur H. Beckwith Jr., cler k of the Cli'ctIIt event bargain priced fresi) produce will be sold, wm HE 91P4'T ( L1 CcU BRIEF 'us waung WIN .90 ror amounts ranging from 50 cents to $52.50 are being prepared by f By DENNIS FEOLA Beverly Holcomb, 49, of The Americans reportedly , emergency electrical disconAltamonte Springs, have been face two years in jail and a fine fleet switch turning off power at Six persons including two The fire, which began at 3:23 held in the South American if found guilty of illegal cx- the school and ruining the food children, ages six and seven, a.m. at the home of Juanita stored in a refrigerator. country since the end of cavatlon in that co untry. escaped Injury early this Southward, began ata kerosene October. FOOD SPOILS CASH TAKEN morning when a fire destroyed heater in the dining room, A burglary was reported at The eight, which also includes A burglary at Geneva their home in Sanford. ECUADOR CASE Clyde Nickelson's son Terry of Elementary School resulted in Joe's Variety store it 1301 W. SanfOnd Fire Chjef George M. Three Seminole County Memphis and Suzanne Arpin, the ruining of $53 in food. Leo 13th St. In Sanford. Burglars Harriett said the house at 1121 residents are among eight 23, of Jacksonville, arrived in Barnes of Geneva reported broke a window between 2 a.ln. LC1 a Ave. was more than 50 persons reportedly scheduled to Ecuador on Oct. 1 for an ex- burglars gained entry to school and 5:45 a.m. Tuesday and stole percent destroyed by the blue stand trial In Ecuador for exThe eight, including Clyde pedltlon Into an unchartered by prying open a window and several packs of clagettes Al wit and Is probably not repairable. Cava Without permission In Nickelson, 57, and his son Tom jungle region in a search for did minor vandalism once In- $13.30 cash, accordlng.v to Heedimatedthedamageto that country. of23PsrkCt,ford and valuable artifacts. slue. They also jammed the records. Beckwith Readies CheckS To Return Over-Payments . ember. will Speaking ci the Sanford Klwanls..m be launching their amual ticket sale for the orga nization's Pancake and Auction Day to be held March 10. No nickel and dime operation this! Last year they grossed $12,000 tlwomh the project and netted some $10,000 for community ser vice. This year they hope to top $15,000. They will be serving pancakes from 8:30 am. to 6:30 p.m. with the auction starting at 5p.m. In conjunction with the ANGLE'WALTERS Sx i Escape Injury In Sanford House Fire COUNTY LPIJ enlivening the news every day since the president's hastily arranged telecast to the world on Dec. 15. A'recent Harris public-opinion survey shows that a '-19 percent majority opposes withdrawing reiógnition from Taiwan. Other manifestat!onj of widespread public apO prenslon over what Is widely Interpreted as the Wednesday, Jan. 3, 111-7A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ----------' Ipaciel sps,tod piNes irs iusisd W 1o$s' es csu A. .11*. irs our piNes. u.s. riptier pitces *.Sod m'a Is ss ss'ss. jjj&.a ,j 5i PWIIN . lIPS -- I IT. �I SPORTS IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORT IN BRIEF Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1fl Talk about comebacks! Seminole High School's basketball team put together one of the great ones Tuesday night In rallying from a 32-24 halftime deficit and never leading in regulation play to pod a 6644 overtime victory, Oviedo and Lyman also posted impressive victories as Oviedo trimmed New Smyrna Beach, 6643, and Lyman staged a mild upset in knocking off Lake Howell, 71-s. The Seminole victory key was SEMINOLE (64): Stephens Gilmore 6, Whitney 11, D. Thomas 1, McCray 21, Helms 6, sutler 7. Totals: 77 12.24 66. LAKE SEANTLEY (U): Hell S. Dei-shimeq 11, Savor 4. Ciuxton 20, Trimble 3, Vechoion. i, Totals: 24 16-26 61. tLa'-•', I "i -psr 16 Roland ii, Palmer 9, McCI.on qn 2, Meyer 2, Powell S. Scott 4. Totals: 27 11.1665. NEW SMYRNA ($3): Thompson 13, Sweat 7, SchigeI 17, Jones 5, Woods 11. Totals: is 1723 s3. LAKE HOWELL (N): Harris 12, Mlncsy 17, Stockwell 1, Brightman 6, Westbrook 12, Barnes S. Conway 2. Totals: 25 $11 so. LYMAN (71): Lemon 2, Nelson I, Gulls IS, Poore I, Stanbaugh 1$, Logue 11. Hanson 9. Totals: 21 23.31 71. Dallas Over LA By Three a Reggie Butler shot just before the fourth quarter ended. The dutch shot tied the score In regulation and forced overtime. Willie Nebo had the hot hand In overtime. Bruce Mccray had 24 points to lead Seminole and Keith Whitney added 11. The loss was Lake Brantley's fourth in 11 games, also marking the team's fourth straight after a superb dart in the season. Brad Quston lid Brantley with 20 points and Doi Der*dmer added 14 and Dwayne Honaker 13. 'frOy Keanlnger continued to have a hot hand as he scored points to lead Oviedo's win. Horace Round added 18 for the RENO, Nev. (UP!) - Pittsburgh was favored by 6 points over Houston, and Dallas was a 3-point favorite over Los Angeles in next weekend's professional football playoffs, at Harrah's Tuesday. In betting on the Super Bowl game, Dallas and Pittsburgh were co-favorites with 6 to 5 odds. Los Angeles was 5-2 and Houston 7-2. Pistons Sign McNeill VI PONTIAC, -Mich. (UP!) - The Detroit Pistons Tuesday sighed free-agent forward Larry McNeill for a 10-day trial period. The 6-foot-9 McNeill, a fiveyear veteran, replaces the injured John Shumate on the Pistons' roster. Shumate, though still suffering from a blood clot in the lung, was put back on the roster -last week to satisfy the NBA's 11-man rule after Dennis Boyd was waived. . Patriots File Suit BOSTON (UP!) - New England Patriots' owner William Sullivan Tuesday filed suit in IT 'MI(cauct W pr'int Cgagh Chi -016 Fairbanks from leaving the team to accept the head coaching job at the University of Colorado. The Patriots are seeking a temporary and permanent injunction to prevent the university and the defendants from trying to induce Fairbanks, who has four years left on his contract, to breach the contract and join the Big 8 school. .. , srhed lbs e.aau Lyman victory with 18 points and Nell Gills added 15. Lake Howell was led by Clarence Mlncey's 17 points. MCCRAY. DERSHIMER AlObama Gets McArthur Bowl .;•. I NEW ORLEANS ( The University of Alabama as chosen to receive the $InII Ps$ss TIM Viacast aid TIM Nalsof National Football Foundation and hail of Fame's MacArthur GREYHOUNDS ON MOVE IN WIN OVER LAKE HOWELL Bowl for97L llt was annoimced Monday night •iiig conclusion of alitheNew Year's day Bowl games. Suns Break "By defeating undefeated and untied Penn State, the No.1 ranked team, Alabom pwed Vincent Its grestneu, said Foundso Depaul Draddy, the tlon'a chairman. The MacArNJ .Y. String thur Bowl will be presented on BATI'LE ! 1.•• '' ' . " .. .. - -" . --- ' • forârds. . Gondrezick Injured NEW YORK (UP!) - New York Knicks' forward, Glen Gondrezick, injured in the fourth ouarter of Tuesday night's game with Phoenix, will miss 1 O days to two weeks with a sprained left ankle, the club reported. Gondrezick collided with Marvin Scott and left the court with help from his teammates. Goryl Replaces Oliva • • • • _____ ____ _____ ______ ____ - ___ ___ ____ ______ ___ __ ___ __ fans end B 'akP'i a controreralst 17. days. and that's what he did. (Phil) Eapoito hid," said scored_r ,. Boa. Bowl victory over 10 "I have yet to bar a word from him," says Bristol. "J'm y goalie ' p,,, Taking a pus In the ut from , !411L game, Michigan Now Yew's D, disappointed." who kicked out 33 shots for ida Bryin ThdUi, Bossy galled it rigid-Wing Ro Daleras sosred 134,' eected * points use, Boyle Kuhn says Dave Bristol shouldn't be that disappointUL year. "ag the railing puck JiM as It two gosh In the third period to Not this long, anyway. Mike shoots herder. He's all r ihis dkkaiidsudlt into giv,'Colatadoa42,fctery ever frOsi) the 3$ coaches. The "On the 29th of September. 1 teletyped the San Francisco the upper Isft.hand corner of pi,•" i..gs. With the victory, the mined the utccw. of ballçhib advising them their appeal had been considered and may a1s be In ,, the net Past a domed I'tIw'- Rockies by denied." 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Make appointment through Saturday. Wheef ALL 12 RACES I - ____ ___ iir. Irr'i4 ma Transact ions 16 Trtfeda Box ilnf 11111 ' ____ New Y on a pair of Thursday's Games New York at Cleveland New Jersey at New Orlean' San Diego at Kansas City / l ai Save $10 to 2O OVER A IARGEg PARr OF 7W6 AAMg/cnN 7iVM/ P/c7vR( 4ñY st' IXAT /7' O,f454j AfOC#O ME - . - NEW YORK (UP!) Based on purse money won, Darrel McHargue led the jockeys of the nation and Laz Barrera won the training championship in Thoroughbred racing in 1978, both setting record to gain their titles. According to unofficial figures compiled by the Daisy Racing Form, McHargue broke Steve Cauthen's 1977 purse record by riding horses which earned $6,188,353 in 1978, and Barrera topped Jack Van Berg's 1976 record by saddling horses which collected $3,314,564, to become racing's first $3 million trainer. Jas McENROE EN ROUTE by Alan Mar 7ERt A FEEt rn's 7Ni PAv/S C&P W/tt 7416 BRIDGEPORT, Conn. (UP!) At least $160,000 in two drlver'point funds will be at stake in the 1979 GT, the professional roadracing series run by the International Motor Sports Association. The unprecedented double fund, largest in the history of road racing, will be paid to the top 30 drivers on season points wi th a built-in escala tor clause that could see the total go even higher than the estimated $160,000. ___ - A 8 Manatee Skip 300 3 00 I F,ir Trial .4 40 iso 2,40 , '.',Iva E nrauP 3 Surfire Ernest 320 A Joyful Event 580 3 So ,anolo Zufl A Q (7.5) 15.10; T (7.1.3) 145.00; 5 HO's Hawkeye 2 10 0 (36) 37 00; P (6 11 106 50 Time 33.31. 0(14) 21.40; P (II) 31.10; T C ORLANDOSEMINOLE . Sixth Game Second Race, 5-16, C 5) 102.20; Time 31.37. LATE MONDAY J jot,' F crai' *20 7 Big Heart 16 60 600 5 006 6 Jonas Eighth Race, s.Ie. B Twelfth Game A,0 1 IJ I Ur.zA , Coido Jeanette 900 3 .40 4 Jonas Kiki 16 60 740 600 2 Alava Zubi 1000 9 20 1 201 Pe rri Smon 3i 6 NoloCntendere 3 10 3 Chantell 980 II 20 S Manolo Enrique 3 00 3 10 0 (1 41 12.00. P (41) 11220 ' 42.40; P u.t 149.40; 1 (7• 1 Surefire Stilwell 9,2o I Bilbao ISidrO 3 80 Seventh Game 6$) 321.60. 00 (1.1) $6.10; Time 0(3.4) 51.60; P (1.3) 108.50; 1 (1.3. 0 (25) 2140; P (2'5) 71.10; Big Cacho Beta 17 .0 9 40 32.19 I) 2,273.40; Time 32.21. (SI with 2.5) 430.60. 7 P'r' Third Race, S.16,M Ninth Race, 5-16, D TUESDAY NIGI'T ,.. ; 4 Stolen Charm 15 00 180 2 80 4 Iarnessa First Game s 40 260 2 40 0071 56 60. P (17)100 50 Rig C) 8 Yankee Tina 320 2, 40 I Debbie Coriel I) 80 10 6 80 320 3 60 1 Leque Javi 4 with I 71 73% 00 3 Do C.00der 320 8 Flying Ebony 3 60 3 Zate Alberdi 3 60 2 80 Eighth Game 0(45)15.40; P (II) 54.30; '1' (1.5. 2 EChdflo Beitia 0(1.1) 71.00; P (4.1) 21.20; T (4.1. '* ' Medna Eliria 16 q. 0 .4 20 3 149.20; Time 32.39. 6) 121.10; Time 32.00. 0 (3.1) 43.50; P (4.3) 93.0. 3 Sara Zarr,' 3 Fourth Race, 5.16, D Tenth Race. SIS, A Second Game 2 Alava 70b' 7 of 5 Surfire Beauty -I 20 280 2 40 1 Merin C Miller 9 60 5 10 3 00 1 Areta Quota 4380 6 00 6 20 0 (3 It 3700; P II )) III 30 7 Pink Pat Eckert 3 60 2 60 7 Legal Hassle 1900 8 80 I LeQLJ' Beitia 6 00 3 10 3 Nuance Ninth Game 2 70 6 Sound Idea 3 00 2 Negui Eiorza 3 20 I Uriar 0(57) 15.00; P (5.7) 25.20; T (5.7. 1300 6 70 3.40 0(1.7)00.20; PIll) 136.90; T (4.7. 0(14) 34.00; P(41) 110.70; DD (4 3)31.10. Time 32.41. 6 ISciro 23 2 '0.80 6) 1,001.40 Time 31.36. 1) 711180. I AlAvii Fifth Race, 5.16, D 2 Eleventh Race, s.ie. 0 Third Game 5 Josh Moss 6) 5100, P II 61 18$ SO 510 .170 2 20 8 Wright Elvis 2 80 710 2 40 3 Bila Quiola 1020 800 *20 2 Royal Bonnie Tenth Game 580 280 2 Squiggy 1780 500 8 Cilonis Elexpe 8 00 6 70 1 San) a Frankie MacBee 260 I Bodie Scott 22 212 7 40 6.60 4 , 420 1 EchanoArca 7 Enriquo 0 (75) 11.40; P (5-2) 25.00; Time 4 80 3.4C 0 (7.5) 16.40; P (5.2) 19.50; T 15-2. Q (36) 44,10; P (35) 123.60. I Zubi 32.40. 1) 93.20. Time 31.41. .4 10 Fourth Game Sixth Race, I s, B 0(2.1) 4020. P (72) 98 43. DO (1' Twelfth Race, '.,D 2 Citoni: Perez 1180 5 00 3 40 2 Try Latfin 29 80 920 3 So 7 Surefire Supreme 4 80 280 2.20 7 Simon Enrique 8 60 3 20 fl 141 30 1 Molly A 1 10 320 Eleventh Game 5 Wild Fly 560 2,10 1 Cacho Andre .1 So 8 Rumor Flash 680 3 Tighten Up 6 10 S 80 3.40 Q (27) 32.20; P (27) 77.70; DO *3 2 Manolo Zaldua 2.70 8 Simon Juan 0(1-2) 47.20; P (2.1) 230.10; T (2-1. 12 .10 5.40 0(5.7) 13.00; P (75) 32.70; T (7S• 2) 162.60, •) 7 9 1.00. Time 39.50. 6 Oiea Echave 2) 33-00. Time 39.17. 460 Fifth Game Seventh Race, 5.16,C 0 (25) 29.50; p (25) 110 10 A- IfS; Handle $110.751. 6 Medina Arca 2080 760 620 .. NHL Campbell f..onferenc. Patrick Division W L I Pis. NY islanders 25 4 7 57 Phtadelphla 19 13 6 44 NY Rangers 20 13 1 44 Atlanta 20 lb 3 43 Smythe Division W L 1 P11. Chicago 17 16 1 31 Vancouver 13 22 3 29 Colorado I 25 6 22 St. Louis 8 27 5 21 Wales Conference Norris Division W L T P' Montreal 26 6 5 57 Pittsburgh 15 15 1 37 Los Angeles 15 15 6 36 Detroit 8 20 It 22 Washington 8 22 7 23 Adams Division WLTPts. Boston 21 6 7 SS Toronto 17 16 6 10 Buffalo IS 13 9 39 Minnesota 11 18 3 31 Tuesday's Results NY Islndrs 9, Vancouver 0 Colorado 1, St. Louis 2 6911r /,v-rnE BLOOMINGTON, Minn. (UP!) - The Minnesota Twins said Tuesday John Goryl, former 'l'wins' player and coach of the club's Orlando, Fla., farm team, has been named to the staff of the parent team as third base coach. Roy McMillan is moving from the managership of the Visalia club in the California League to the job as manager at Orlando. Tony Oliva, former Twins batting star who has been on the Twins coaching staff, will become the organization's minor league batting coach. • Pro Hockey '79 GT Worth $160,000 ___ _____ Eastern Conference Atlantic Division W L Pc?. GB Wash is ii 676 Phila 22 11 667 1 New Jrsey 17 16 .513 6 New York 19 20 47 1 Boston 13 21 .382 10' 2 Central Division W I. Pct. GB San Anton 22 15 595 Houston 19 15 559 1'7 Atlanta 19 18 311 3 Clevelnd 11 22 389 7 1 2 New Orins 13 25 .312 91 2 Detroit 12 23 .321 10 Western Conference Midwest Division W L Pct. GB Kan City 20 15 571 Denver 18 19 186 3 Chicago 15 22 105 6 Milwauke 16 21 100 & 7 Indiana ii 21 311 9 Pacific Division W L Pct. GB Phoenix 25 11 641 Seattle 23 13 639 12 Los Ang 23 15 605 11 2 Portland 18 17 .511 5 Golden St. 19 18 511 5 San Diego 19 21 .175 6' Tuesday's Res ults Phoenix ill, New York 102 Washington 109, Chicago 01 Milwaukee 116, Cleve 113 New Orins 109, Los Ang lOS Denver 99, Kansas City 91 Seattle 109, Portland 108 San Diego 131, Detroit 119 Wednesdays Games Chicago at Philadelphia Los Angeles at Atlanta New Jersey at Houston New Orins at San Antonio Kansas City at Denver Indiana at Milwaukee Detroit at Golden Stale McHargue Leading Jockey _ _____ Pro Basketball Tuesday East E. Car. 76, Iona 75 Fairfid 98. So. Conn. 62 St. Jos 37, Geotown 36 South Ormnghm Sthrn 97, Colmbs 71 Fla 76, Columbia 71 Chyny St. 106, Eliz Cty 78 Lipscomb 63, Tiffin 17 Duke 77, Davidson Ga. Coll 105, Paine 82 Grmblng 60, Jackson St. 39 Iowa Cent 18, Vidsta St. 77 Limestone 81, Kings go Mercer 75, Campbell 50 M. Tenn. 98. N.C..Ashvi 61 N.H. Coil 71, Loyola Md, 73 N . C. St. 58, Appy St. 50 Rollins 101, Mo. Bapt 62 Tulane 80, Colgate 75 Midwest B I d w nWIICe 112, CseWsn.Rsrv 77 Bethany Naz IL Evngl Coll 78 Dakota St. 86, Northern 73 Dakota Wslyn 73. Blck HIll 63 DePaul 77, Georgia Tech 71 Hastings 96, String.l(an, 71 NE Mo. 12, Millikin 70 Obrin 91, Wilbrfrce 83 St. Louis 53, Cinci SI S.D. Tech 76, Huron 66 Well Azusa Pac 93, Ltht3rdge 84 No.Arij. 79, Wis.StvnsPt, 61 Pepperdine 95, Harvard 63 San Diego 81, Manchester 59 Wash. St. 61, Idaho 51 Weber St. 66, Nrthrdge 52 ., ____ ____ Marovich Up In Votes NEW YORK (UPI) - Pete Maravich of the New Orleans Jazz has moved into position for a berth as a t7 Conference I: whe National Basketball Associa ions annual All-Star game Maravich moved ahead of San Antonio's Mike Gale and now has., 154,968 votes - a . margin 01 aoout iu,uuu. an intonio's George Gervin continues in the top guard spot. Moses Malone of the Houston Rockets leads the centers with Julius Erving of Philadelphia andSan Antonio's Larry Kenon leading the By (Jailed Press Internaticid Washington swept past Alabama campus sometime • Alvan Adams out on quite a ChIcago, 10944, Denver downed thisspring. display as the Phoenix Suns Kansas City, 09-97, New Hustle Doesn't Always Pay handed New York Its first Orleans edged los Angeles, 109- Krauss Credits defeat In four outings Tuesday 105, San Diego routed Detroit, NEW YORK (UPI) - Sometimes, there's no justice, night, but the 6-foot-9 center's 137-119, and Seat%le nipped . Pete Rose hustles and earns himself three million bucks. Dave thoughts went beyond the Portland, 109-109. Bryant For Win :•. Bristol hustles and winds up with three months, two weeks and game. Ballets 18$. Balls $4: two days. "We've really looked good the Kevin Grevey scored 18 NEW ORLEANS (UPI) The whole thing goes back to last Sept. 16 when the Giants' last month and now we're in points and reserve guards Usr Barry Krauss of third-base coach was thrown out of a game with the Reds at first place in our dlvlslon,"said Charlie Johnson and Lar ryAlabama, voted the Most Candlestick Park for hitting umpire Gerry Crawford In the face Adams, who led all scorers with Wright combined for 25 points Valle Player in Monday's with his hat during a rhubarb. 2$ points while grabbing 13 to lead Washington over Chica- Sugar ___ credited coscil In making out his report of the episode, Doug Harvey, the crew rebounds and dishing out nine go. Bryant for Inspiring the I= chief, said Bristol whacked Crawford so hard with his hat that he assists, in the Suns' 114-102 Neggeta N, Kings II: tealfltO its W7 victory Over toI). raised a black and blue mark under Crawford's eye. Upon reading defeat of New York. 5118'S BETH FREEMAN LYMAN'S PAT SIMPSON Thomas Boswell hit a layup ranked Peon State. the report, National League President Chub Feeney Informed at the busier to help Denver 'It's a great privilege play "Ijiat hope we can stay theremap Bristol he was temporarily suspended and fined $500. Bristol a four-game losing streak for Coach Bryant and the vict appealed and Feeney said he'd hold a hearing. Under the rules, for the coach's sake," he said, with a oryover Kansas University of Alabama," Bristol had reason to believe he could remain In unform until the referring six-year Coach John city. ___ Krauss, the' first lIunai to he Polls Divided As Trol*ans, Waft. Feeney said he couldn't and sent Bristol another wire MacLeod, who has a shot at Pete Maravidi and Truck voted MVP In the Sugar Bown bEing the Western Conference telling him he was suspended for the rest of the season. Kentucky tackle Wilt Bridal hasn't paid the flneyet. He doesn't intend to until he gets All-Mar coach if the Suns hold Robinson combined for 53 some word on an appeal the Giants made In his behalf to baseball on to first place In the Pacific points and Gail Goolduscored Yowarsky In 1091. "fl takes a Commissioner Bowie Kuhn. Until he pays the fine, his suspension DIVI5IOfl until Jan. 21. Alabama 11 In the final period to lift New tifl p* P No. 1 wepi*ft all together today. But it also means that "alot Orleans over Lox Angeles. remains in force even lflt runs into next season. Giants' owner Bob Lurle and General Manager Spec Richardson sent 13 pages of of guys" have to stay healthy. ball___ ut before he went in for DozmsoflrMeAl,bna fans ByHeraldlsnkea ,P made long-distance telephone affidavits to Kuhn In support of Bristol, and back home in "We need atleastnlnehealthy UoydFree had 33 points u Irish Receiver The great debate in college the Were. Andrews, N.C., Bristol says he still hasn't heard a word one way players," explained Adams. sin Diego rooted Detroit. At football over who Is No. 1 for Alabama, 11.1, toppled previ. calls to UP!'. New York office The Suns had that y or another about either his long-running suspension or appeal. 197$ is likely to go on and on. ouslytCprenkIdPUm State. 14. to voice their displeasure at the one poiztin the third period, the An eighth-Inning home run by George Faster triggered all the night, but they have had trouble Qippers led by points. Perhaps for as long as they 7, in the Sugar Bowl gane that result Added To Eas t trouble In that game back in September. John Montefiaco, pit- in the past. Seeks ill Trail Blazers IN: have hot dove pipes, or evenwas billed as the battle for the NEW YORK (UPI) - The ching for the Giants, felt he had struck out Foster on the previous Healthy or not, the Suns will d2asnpiollthlp because the Nit- United Prais International Gus Williams scored 10 points STANFORD, Calif. (UP!) - can recall Sew Bryant. Southern California wu tiny Uons went Into the game Board 01 Coadiss' final top 30 pitch, which had been called a checked swing. Foster's home run be gunning for a better playoff In the final five nilni4es of play,Chris Haines °' coR.se footbmll ratings tor isis. tied the score and after John Montefusco struck out Dan Driessen showing than In the past, and If sparking a Seattle comeback wide receiver hii been added tO named No. I by United Press ranked No. I end M. with lirst.p(ace votes and won. to end the timing, he hollered something to Crawford umpiring at theIr defense keeps improving which kept the Sonics half a IS1 for International this morning, rated NO.2. TIm Crimson lidS loll records in PfIM: they might do It. Saturday's Ead-Weat Stains Just a few hours later, registered the same number of TeeM fi game behind Phoenix in poists "He was mad," Bristol says of Montefusco. "Crawford threw Associated Press went with flM'placsvotesasUSC-lS- 1. SQ. CIlII.(1S)(12.1) Elsewhere in the NBA, Pacific Division. 2. Alabama (IS) )11.1) 01 Inst filed to achieve as niuch . Oklohoma (5) (fl. him outandMontefuscotook off afterhim.Iwas coming out of the ____as its No, , dugout to go to the combing line and when Mooldow went for Tb. AP piu, cosidiacted by second-place support while 4. Penn Stale (11•i) 46 S. MidiIan (1i.2 ____ drawli 411 points. Crawford, I went after him to hold him back. I did for a long time. aports writers, listed 'Bunj, 6 (tie) Clemson (11.1) Bossy Eyes Record ___ ____ Cal and _____ "Crawford saw me and asked me what I was doing out there. I "My heart bleeda for 0 Southern . NOIFI Dim. (9.3) told 1dm I was doing what I was supposed to do, protecting one of players," sMd an obviously I. Nere*a (,3) te ontwelwee entries. _____ Texas (9.3) our players. Thenhethrei me out and cursed me. Itonkmy hat "fl' a great thing for us," disappointed cosch9. Beer 10. Arkanss (9.2.1) offmyheadandthrewtttn disgust and Harvey, in his report, said USC Coach John Robinson said Bryant. "...The UP! Board of 19.3) 14 6 1 Goals After His 33rd • . I hit Crawford with the hat. Hit him so hard. he said, that Tasday, after learning that his Coschesdmnostrstedalackof 17. UCLA (13.1) 106 13. Purdue (921) trawford ended up wtha black and blue mark nuder his eye. I 91 By Ualted Press iltUlidiosi game, a pace that totals 73 for glass behind the it bsC. 'frojam hid won the natinnel consistency with this vets, as 11. MissourI (SI) ___ points over fiti looked at Crawford the next day. He dldo't have a mark on his thetrNo.landNo.Itesms title by (9.3.) Mike Boast is tireatenini to the season 61 within a few thoUght It WOUld $0 intO face. I know better thin to hit an umpire. My cap mIgM've hit break Alabesr", In the dosit ballot- played In what the vast i& Stantord (5.4) a revered record with ida fl de ected pucks of 17. Esimito's Board of majority of the nation viewed 1$. Navy (9.3) him, but I dlda't do It intentionally." leg byInthe12UP! ck wrists. seemingly unasel1 bl.mark of Trottler added four assists tO Coaches years. Texas MM (5.4) 3' The following day, Bristol was back coaching at third base, then as their natknaf W (tie) Aili. St. (9.3) ew N York's gifted young there swe over the NUL scoring lead 761st In . 1970.71. No other player take 16 .14 a grit game." altar an off day, Feeney slapped him with the temporary sophomore, Increased his has scored more than $1 19. No. Carolina '$t (p.3) th $4 points, and the Islanders goals wl dmrft suspension and_'fine Tuesday. league-leading goal total to 33 in iqi. WOb their iiviiA dtM1 kind of thing Is a great reward Bristol called Feeney and asked him why he couldn't return to night when he record! After two first-period power-- exteafttheir We're U7 for a team. the field until his appeal was decided and was told ahearljig edtiis third hat trick ofthe of to 3 goals, conipided Ida were ceitialy 0's team. And ploy would be hold. Until it was, Feeney said. Bristol coukb't return to season in Bossy Bb Wueg tie Waiers hat trick with a goal at 14:00 of wry proud to be *ed No. 1 by a $1 rout of the Vancouver h1 gd'• PIOd that startled for tIm Issisn nd We're According to major leaguer Rule 13C, Bristol had a right Glen 1'cn, LeWis, John Thielit, Carry the combsis of AmwkL Vancouver appeal to the commissioner If he wu suspended for more than 10 "H&s got that elusive touch HonU___ and Wayne Merrick vary __ passed. obvIas." 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Beat until smooth. winking *at them and them encouragement. He's even accused me of meeting To Qualifying men on my lunch how, and says Area public and private high may be done In the following he "know," I' ve been with a school students are eligible to media: painting, drawing, Lover If! get home 15 min" try for cash prises in two photography, collage, or any die cougegs dealing with barriers two-dimensional medium or to the handicapped and spon- combination in color or black No one is safe & his sored by the President's and white. Designs should be accusations. (Even the boy who Committee on Employment of prepared on 14 by 16 Inch sheets delivers the newspaper I) He of illustration board. Han&cavp,d Persons, ke ---w-- after ma to "mofasa" -To enter give name, address, '"P and there is nothing to Too purpose of the contests ia grade and school printed on coofeas! I will gladly go to the to make the community more back of entry, which should be police station and take a Lie aware of attitudinal and submitted no later than Jan. 10 detector test-anything to communications barriers, as ° "I' Q'i*ut", In care of my imcec And well as architectural barrier, OUTLO0k P.M. Box (or for all. Help me! and stimulate Interest in 135 Pliada st. gwoo, INNOCENT removing (pi, For further for Us 1971 poster DEAR INNOCZNTt Year ç.stIs Jan. io. Category iii fOtflsatim contact oum.00ic wow" is do - -_.de at 83143M. mein noodles and orange juice; mix well. Stir in marshmallows and ½ cup walnuts, chill thoroughly. Shape Into ~-Inch balls. Roll balls in mixture of remaining chow mein noodles and walnuts to coat. Store in refrigerator. 1 package (6 ounces) butterscotch pieces ¼ cup sugar tablespoons Light corn • syrup CUPS crushed vanill a ers 2 cans (3 ounces each) l½ai ...want a copy? report must be origInal in all . respects and should reflect the entrant's thoughts based on observations and Interviews. • Complete information and rules may be obtained by contacting OUTLOOK - JANE CAS8ELHEERY Have you been a photo that appeared In the Evening Her aid you would like to have? Well, they're available. Now you r.l val" Topic for Us 31st annual lvsl,aadcatsgorytoun- 'Ability Counts" Survey dsiv'adi.testudiiitstniunior Contest IIA Ramp lsAStIp colleges, college., .unlvenitles Ahead". Any 11th or 12th grade at and technical schools. can order an In addition, winnera wilt spend a day with the femos artfst,Jack Perlmutter, chairman of the Graphics Department of Corcoran Gilhry8cheslof Art WInning putsus will be used as part of Is aathsani cm*Wp to promote employment of contest try for the II900 cob awards tobegivenUsflye national winners, in addition to Which has appeared in the Evening Her. &W within the last 30 days for $4.00 plus X. I • Inv nt or y state and local prizes. State e Cl winners receive ut $100 els10 thi annual cøn-e4lions fer.ncs of the President's for the contest Ii Jan. 15, and entries ilsuld be m*1,4 to "Ahjflty, Cowds", OUTLOOk, P.O. Boa ass, Iagwood, o. 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Covered in all cotton licking. Sale 4.00 Rig. $6 Queen cream cheese at room DEAR ABBY: After 25 years ofmarr1agsI find Im1ghtu well be living alone. I'm and my wife is 0. • We raised two fins children who are grown and gooe,and now we hav, very little to talk :aboid. My blg* problem Is the way my wife studs me ouSt. Sale 2.45 to 9.10- Salle4 standard • 2 eggs 2 tablespoons water 1% cups cornflakes Melt butter In a small skillet. Add onion and cook until tinder. Set asIde.. Prepare Instant mashed potatoes according to package directions, reducing water by ½ cup. Add onion, salt, nutmeg, pepper, cheese and parsley. Beat In 1 egg. (The mixture should be fairly dry.) Shape large spoonfuls of mixture into balls, Beat remaining egg with water. Crush counflakes lightly. Cost the potato balls with g mixture, roll In corn flakes and place on ; I., washing and drying. Sale 7.20 Reg. $9 Queen $04100 Reg. $11 King - pr1y ½ med. onion, sliced 2 med. tomatoes, sliced Dacron fiberfill It • ½ teaspoon nutmeg ½ teaspoon pepper 1 cup (4 ounces) shredded Cheddar cheese 1, tablespoon chopped ,Book All Co - m pany Wife Seems To Want %cupgr&tedcheem weight Qiana' nylon/spandex. 30% off all teen bras, too. polyester with cotton/ polyester ticking. Fluffs easily after machine ..e 1.3rd cup flour ama Salad Nown" 3 Ttop. oil. All bras and girdles. standard fIIpII -S...' Rig. $1.Cushionypillow for a soft down-like feel. _: I at We from slicing cornpletelythrough the potato). Return potatoes to cold water. When ready to rout, dry potatoes and place them in a greased Oby4by.2 Inch baking pen. Combine corn oil margarine, sweet basil and salt. Brush potatoes. Bake at 425 degrees for 35 minutes. Sprinkle with bread crumbs and cheese, Continue roasting for 10 minutes, or until done. Makes 6 servings. IDAHO PORCUpIp . a greased baking Sheet, Bake In 400degree OVfl 20 to Z minutes. Makes 6 servings, DIbT%T9 CASSEROLE 1 tablespoon butter or margarine ½ C%IP chopped onion 1 Can (10% ounces) condensed cream of Celery soup I package (3 ounces) marga rine ½ cup chopped onion Instant Idaho mashed potatoes forS servings %-Inch intervals wrou the bowl of (Me the spoon will prev Ad . Attractive sliced roasted potatoes are seasoned with melted cheese and basil. ROASTED POTATOES S Cold water ¼ cup (½ stick) corn oil margarine, melted 1 tap sweet basil 1 tsp. salt 3 $•, Jj• ½ cup shredded low.(M Monarella cheese Peel potatoes andpiace In cold water. Place 1 potato at a time on a . Joan Murphy of Lake Mary, enjoys cooking for a crowd but tries to prepare things in advance. "We have quite a lot of company around the holidays, so at this season, I do more cooking than usual," she said. The Murphys are forLunate in having their own vegetable garden. "We raise tomatoes, beans, onion, peppers, radishes and several other vegetables. I love my arn anu sase cast Of i myself," she said. Flowers are another of her favorite hobbies. "We have two rose gardens which are fun to work with," said Joan. Joan still likes to cook from scratch, even though she admitted that the high prices of groceries affects which recipes she prepares. "We freeze a lot of the vegetables we raise, so the is one way wesave," she said. Joan's husband, J. Brannon Murphy, is a veteranarlan, so naturally there are animals around their home. "We have two cats, a dog, two horses and 'turkin,' a cross between a turkey and a chicken," she laughed. A hobby, other than gardening, is bridge. "Also, I'm a full-time Student at Seminole Community College, Studying pmo" ifs said. EGGPLANT HWELAISE . , ,. Grocery Prices browned egg plant in layers In a casserole alternated with sliced tomatoes, mushrooms, onion and popper. Cover casserole and bake in preheated oven, at 375 degrees for 20 mm. DICED APPLE CAKE Put in large mixing bowl and beat: 2eggs 2 cups sugar 1¼ cups Wesson oil 1 tsp. vanilla Add 3 Delicious apples, diced, beating all the time. Sift toget he r: 3 cups flour I L sail 1 tsp. soda I tsp. cliuiainon Add to fruit mixture Bake at 350 degrees for 50 mm., in a 12z9 in. pan, or in two loaf pans. CREAM CHEESE DIP S oz. cream cheese 1 med. onion 1 med. tomato 1 med. green pepper Cut onion, tomato (peeled), and pepper Into very small pieces. Add to room temperature cheese. Mix until they are smoothly blend. COCA COLA CAKE (Borrowed from Aldia Mllwee) 2 cups flour 2 cups sugar ½ cup butter or margarine ½ cup oil 1 cup Coke 4 tbap. cocoa ½ cup buttermilk 1 tap soda 2 eggs I Up. vanilla 1% cups small mar- -. oden apoonlargeenou& . High By ELDA NICHOLS Herald Correspondent _______________________________________________ . • to cradle It. Slice down 1 0n - wo charming crewel print. Bedspread in poly/cotton; polyester fiberfill. Sale 24.65 Reg. $29 Full Sal. 30.60 Reg. $36 Queen Sale 38.55 Reg. $43 King • _ - - Sale 2 Sale 5. 60 P U abook. 0ueen/kIng Sale 11.70 Reg.$13 Sham Reg. $24. Fresh-picked country blossoms in a . • 4lIIJ combination - holds its own as an economical vegetable during these days of rising food COStS. Next time you are In the potato mood, try roasting then with a dish of sweet basil, bread crwnbi and Mozzarella cheese. These potatoes are attractive to serve since they are sliced so as to open like leaves of - I Garden Vegetables Save tried, WOW orincountless ----,-- Rag. $19. Delicate flowered comforter is cotton/pol y; .' 1co, ok Of Tho Wank 1 - The P0t&W - baked, * Wednesday, Jan. 3, 11y-1B ea nu p call 9# g ," 3222611 , to place your order IL4 PA •• -•.-. - -•--.... - -. - j_ I . -. ;_... . • • _•. • - - . . . 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PANTRY PRIDE CAT LITTER • I FRANKS MOUNTAIN I • • HYGRADE BALL PARKOR LYKES DINNER HARTZ • 919 MEAT OR BEEF CRACKERS 24oz ITL • l2oz$ 29 PKG. : UNSHINE HEEZIT Im & 4 SINGLES l6oz PKG. BACON 100 COUNT $1129 BOX PANTRY PRIDE c 48LB SLICED AMERICAN . JAR 5399 100z 4. ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED., JAN. 3, THRU TUES., JAN. 5, 1575. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. Wr FRESH FLORIDA OR GEORGIA PREMIUM GRADE $298 Pantry Pride 'O't Tea Bags : ' 3 NECKS-3 GIBLET PKGS. 3 LEG QUARTERS WITH SACKS 3 BREAST QUARTERS WITH BACKS STEAK 110 C PANTRY PRIDE SIRLOIN • 2nd SET OF PRINTS FfiOM NESCAFE INSTANT 39 OFPG. CENTER CUT BEEF I S LOTS CHICKEN TO MOLLS -'---•-- tESH POR FRUTTS ox YOUR KODACOLOR FILM AT YOUR TIME OF DEVELOPING AT CHOICE!FREE! OUR REGULAR LOW PRICE. (110.121.135 FILM ONLY) NO LIMIT ON NUMBER OF KODACOLOR DIVILOPID FOR THIS SPECIAL OFFER 12-EXPOSURES EACH - flfl4 -- - - - FILM T5 OR - a a WI DIVILOP FUJI FILM LIBBYS CO RN IS.Soz GOLDEN CREAM STYLE • ift V L !fdeo I Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1979-3B -.............•• - • • - •V • �1 • p p ..'.,._• . . LONDIE (w* 45—Ev.nng Herald, Sanford, Fl. OKAY ... SO C'MON, ' 'u EXCUSE WHAT'SLJR EXCUSE?! THIS TIME 7 __ uy ..flIC Young _______________________ Widv j,i i. is,. ACROSS 41 Compass 8 Preposition 110 agency(abbrj 14 (lush _) ____ 54 Formerly o'tv , fslyj 55 Grow together ______ rtt A oo p 56 Mao f o1.ujI 1u'NTS AE1 0 ., t1-s 15 Sicilian volcano - 16 Criticize lung 10101A 'NiU tS tLi LIII 57 Part of speech itt1I CH FLI1Is 58 Lubrica:es iyiits iotLAtv Nf tfH1 59 Hearing organ 60 Companion of 19 Infirmities 39 Mans severely . 17 Kind of corn 9 bread 18 More cruel 20 Pointed shapes ZERO, I by Mort Walker YEAH J J) DOWN ••r .1 — — — — — 5 6 2 3 4 I 1 — — — — 15 - - 10 11 - j..- — - - - - - 20 — — — 21 DEAR DR. LAME—Can you give me some Information tiirig In ringing or _____ or the right ear? It's not a contlnuoua ringing. It Is mostly present when I'm lying down. I had an annual physical and asked my doctor about it. He said that at my age of 59 It mfuIg hi" hrr4.nInu d th. or. 5 tories. He didn' t seen con- ThecIIflichasalSOstudied the celMd. use of artificial sound with a My cholesterol, blood device called a tinitus masker. pressure other ItiswornJ ustlikeahearingald and !flwfllt1were all O.K. I and the sound believe that I read in your adjusted in relationship column once that there isn't range of sounds that are ahmuch that can be done. Is that noying to the patient. rigid? That was some months The noise that Is generated ago before I had this. Or could It not In the range of sounds be belied? ordinary speech. Therefore, t DEAR READER You doean't effect hearing a spoke prohebiy did read that in my voice. These devices are usdd c l It for patients who do not haVe ---•- - ----. 22 - — — things that can be done which ringing c4 the ear only atnlgl$ seem to at least relieve the when they try to sleep. Some qf symptonisof ringing and noises these patients .relief by In the ears. using n FM radio and Setting Of tw ft's nfr. in 11rv1 ni that, .44.1 an t)i.f It I. nM •• nn wit causing this condition one station. The noise that now HOORN an go 000MHOENE HOOMENERNENO J RCHIE by Bo b wiirs NGICUR FATHER. NICAf HES • TROUBLE wmi I HIS ee i PLANT P A I CAN HELP JrwHrs THE TRoueLE-I HAVE GLirTE4 I LEAF ROT, APHIDS. IHuMei" OF COLOR V 0 51 — — — — — — — — — 55 56 57 —— STRIKE 58 —, — — — — — — — — — — — — — ' " 0 00 HOROSCOPE BYROWCESEDRO&L IEJ(&MEEK W3 For Thursday, January 4, 1 979 _by_HOWIOchneIdir. .JD MOM FA5TXJ ARflsT.. . q CIO — -0 IISCILLA'S POP ILL. \ / A' THE 01.2 '"THE JOURNEY CF CHINESE A MILES PROVERS BEGINS WITH A ,Y5•.• L.9NGLESTEP jylV I really admire th A thousand ml lec )S one heck distance.' 01 Id 1! to L h PRY J e firlL In some Indance& the ear generateiii In between stations i is JIM simply plugged with then amplified b, and the condition can be the volume. This extra sound relieved proni$ly. In other seems to mask the discosihs4ncs the canse of the certlngsound in the ear an1 bussing Is DIVOT known. It's ID provides relief for some these butancis that treatment ps Iasn Sending you me Heal4 __________ _ Now there are devices that nit us, Ringing Of The Ear; can be used that create a noise Other readers who want thu YOUIBIRThDAY canbeputtoworklntheway __ you envisioned. Something This comIng year you are quite good comes from this. likely to snake acme important ____ ___ GEMINI (May 2Wwie ) basic changes hi your life. Don'tbehLtsttotackl,Idea When these tldngs occur, you'll large In scope, Ya!U pet all the ____ derive major benefits 'In lieu help____ and cooperation you neod butancs. to realise you' hIm. CAPRICORN (Dac. 224an;. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) AsIde from your personal You now have__ the allegiance of ambitions, you have extra people who previously have things going for you today that been either difficult to ea or to are likely to be instigated by get In your corner. Exceptional others. Find out more of what gains an be mad,. Llesaheadforyoulnitl9by LEO (July 23-Aug. 23) sending for your copy of Adro. Knowledge you've accomulated Graph letter, Mail 50 cents for will have an avenue of exeach and a long, ..lf.addres.ed, proulon that could be quite damped envelope to Adro. profitable. You're o$hvIlc Graph, P.O. Box 419, Radio City enough today to me it. Station NY 100WBe 'we to VIRGO (An._IlOept. 22) A -birth si parson with whom you have AQUARIUS (Jan. ISFeb. 19) etrong fr1aip ties will wove lldslsanoppostunedayto tobeab,IIhPAm,land discuss an Important matter bring something worthwhile you've been reluctant to talk Into yowday. about loon. with whom_youare UNIA (Sd. 2$ ) cioseiy emociatid. Lay all your Today Is rich with acceptable ____ It L! I IGS BUNNY —1Ui1 _ P k uvuiwi tftU.I uiV UI4I Y* VNTA PRAX NOW MUCH If ISN'T CO4GUL.ATIN' WITH YEA CIONPSN. 00"AA"NPO m.r #V VOl) &sPrHe 1 '*01101.1? VIA 1k - n&Ustion or adjustmat I ml (Noir. &Dm mdw P*d strides at Mill time. TAU*U$ AU $May ) A"Id wo cdedded rids. Tbro4b the help of oths, Idea os' had for laii j Yosi be wry lucky d you operate within traditlasi UH CH. atom 8, low. IyOswslgJ Alan $es .'' ' : . ' : S . ' I " . . :•. . • . $ . . • ." • . ;'..' " JiPP . . my s consideris to second been ",ruffed thit mond,ca to ' . -. . •. . ---'-* TUNA.ALMOND.OLIVE Makes 1 large empanada or 5 small empanaditas. TUNA-VEGETABLE fI LING 3 tablespoons salad oil 1 medIum onion, chopped 2 tablespoons chopped , MMU 01.1 one-third cup diced celery I medium onion, chopped 2 cloves garli c, minced I SmAll greeili pepiper, chopped 2 cans (6% or7 each) tuna in vegetable oil i teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon pepper ¼ teaspoon ground cwnui Dash cayenne pepper ½ cup toma to sauce one-third cup slivered almonds I cup chopped pimiento. stuffed olives 2 (8% or 7 ounces each) tuna in vegetable oil I can (3 ounces) mushrooms, undraIned % teaspoon salt Heat oil In medium ski llet. Add onion, parsley and almonds. Cook until onion Is tender. Add oli ves. Remove from heat. Stir in tuna, mushrooms with liquid, and salt, breaking up large chunks of tuna with a fork. Heat oil In skillet. Add celery, onion, garlic and green pepper. Cook until Wstiw.,aaa —_. FU fish, e when fish is dry and tastes like cardsosrd C . nufrisn a tpiia — :4 oput abe esd. Ssiiod de = =?d r hnrko i , • Bhelowo,acsutsrg* C11111 2 Funds Wdibut teak or GUIST th=-fluh ft wedges and boned devirisid. Makes 6 politions. __ ___ " Itniperpou UnL it soup or dew. Aftsir Simmering an hour, this polW win absorb some of the salt. Remove the SPo* Bond will warm P"per; stir thorou". Bring W pswur 1 ulaws - I % t* divisliiiise 2 LOCATIONS QUANTITY RIGHTS RISSIVED Good Wad., January 3rd through Tv., Janes rye, im SLADE CUT IF Por kCh ops mpiu #MWNA* 90 sOL rAft Fl 8;.b 9 ri'%i'% 30c 3.5 LB. Spare .°b LB. U.S.D.A. CHOICE SHOULDER Round $'I 48. LB. Roast - DENT STD. FAMILY PACK 40C Fryer Thl*ghS LB U.S.D.A. CHOICE BEEF FAMILY PACK $ 88' I Cubed Steak LB. USDA CHOICE CHUCK 18' Steak LB. 000DTIME Wieners 88C4 l2oz.pak ECONOMY SLICED COfl LI LEAN CONNED BEEF 78c 33c Brisket LB A LB PORK 0C tU C Ta , ils FARM VALUE 20-OZ. LOAF FAMILY SIZE Broad 3 F $1 00 GUSTAPSON'S EXTRA RICH HOMOGENIZED Molk 79 nutes. Add 2 - Makes a douvp of sour F FRESH GREEN nd KoV '.; whse =.! copssedpoptheminto 11006 ... "°' el '. fl," Lettuce $100 LEADS CRISP bw 1W 3 A*" in vo meal. Drain a con (1 lb. 401.) of pinuppis sues., rsser,g raft '._' _ . -.--. . - , ftt Onions 3Las.*49c...1 tell. - RED DELICIOUS twmm 1111" aft ad I I' _;_L 29C 3 LIIIL 01 - STALK APPISS C 6" P0`1`0`1`095 10L. 79!!" somm Alim am Nil AH hwed" meow. wnm In in olww Bottom 11111IF1111111111 pm pisift Viiill:Iiis he! - i AM Am JA SpIrinkle o"r dosi gh a Jr. am Isr 1% hmL as" 1 .1% ap =6: I W*wm M" rw in'W"m pim aw &*C" Celery baft dinh =nbln I cm (I P SUNDAY BREAKFAST'WITH CAKE In large sEW% boull, mu *a =W 6MW in bW in gremed."A itif PM RSPW wu now half of m FAMILY PACK juice. 4 sings, top sech w*1* a • L bultermilk X % &awn UK to ael. & &Y Yod Ou4m cup N* bd* mW 6"0 •'fl..kI.Ss.m iui'p.m. .Ièi.sm. .) p.m. GALLON - * Ma1Iskol. Ni I i C 'L8.48 Turkey Wings I aste any __ 1 I I OPINM....Thwrs.I..m.t.Spin: GRADE A FROZEN - p out thui I. died "sd 111111—A~ ;— • Pim 10 NO* Irvelolsi:11 custard / - I I dinner. ,. — • I *'4tfr& Sanford Ave. BRAUNSCNWEIGER WITH PISTACHIO NUT Can (1 lb.) Julleme ba; reserve the liquid. Add beds to 1 can (10% oz.) bsol soup, seasoned with i teapoons Lawrya Ssuoi.d CAUNUM I WK, I ON PMMV A" 0" SIALW. 111111 CUM COWIN ANP11MOSTOW On a large platter, place salad gr ee ns Arrange potatoes, green beans and 4 servIngs. A S. C " * g .1 1 Mix coon beans Serve bireekbot..bab a choolde. Sprill" wU resm wabuts. OF IT. _________________ tire. Serve with lemon or lime SlimS and drop them Into the walnuts. sti remaining W$ Iuc ° " • • tuna over greens. Garnish . m w it h . .u. - ' with %-cup droning. Chin, pepper ½ pap If fish Is frozen, thaw it In the ½ or UJUP. I IJ a war Lemon or lime wedg WT$d In a plastic Arrange f ish In a shallow baking pan. Combine butter These herbed fish st with onion flakes, salt, marbakedInhalf.and.hajfor Joram and thyme leaves, garljc will be far from dry. powder and white 'r Mix Serve them with boiled well. i 1fl • well. 1/4 cup Dolton flakes 1% teaspotins salt % teaspoon marjoram issi yet easpoon thyme Juva emgariicpowtier % teaspoon ground white ___ 04 LMPRYS MW 1W Combine all droning Ingredients in a tightly covered C tamer. Shake section 1 your supermarket. ¼ cup butter or margarine, Other firm-flesh fish bake me.ted 15realctast E;ake Offers Nutr tion A DAYS AWUK j (optional) - HERBED BAKED HAUBUT LACED WITIf SAUCE Wwu... Park Ave. & 2Sth St. lotitti DAILY S A.M.TOS P.M. lets potato and throw It out, not the V to: •'Win at 81*.' CEO of this newsp ' W. P.O. Box m, Radio ,ity'. Motion, New York, N.Y. ixip.), Stan Laoand John RomII 01~111. - - tomato sauce. 20 to 30 minutes or unto golden. a ciutZii and eventually &wartiaci 1 ft early J' P'Y _ ' .. d his Is, ' dia. his hand with Wang on W4 ciWa. Mi same w" L..L14d4itt Of St. 1AWS, (Fora COPY OIJACOBYMODmeow Send ws. ay aMid' I . . .4 ._ TWA a" Owe in a the vegetables make an at. preheated S50degree oven ve ate. Remember we a bout S minutes, with g In a stew because you've our eyes, too. a hSSSty winter flakes when tested with a fork. . diii? Slice a potato Into thick Baste HENW) BAKED HALIBUT .' .J.. zuochinLThegreenandredof . .... . ' Slash through top py wiu L...._..,,L. 'in wiin oeaen egg. Bake in 350degree oven for _j a , Potatoes or with stowed Dribble over fish. Sprinkle tomatoes Wild your favorite with paprika. Pour halfarid, frozen green vegetable or half over all. . ': eight of triünps, led a low While on the subject of One, finessed his six, rutted a h4CII . ç -, ., I P40 . l'4" ' . _ tV.V IMAp 1s itodki. '&lIbut, for 'your flab tharkd or the Mi • It, but he did. West ned the king of diam onds. Jacoby ruffed with dum ' LI Sloughs, A. AL 111~ . example, ma a rantosevenspacles. He didn't expect to make V by IIIA TM"s 4v' tender. Remove from heat. t una salt, p cumin and cayenne, I--- -I.*...%.,.... .C4P4J144 UP 1&5C CI1UflU of tuna with a fork. Stir In I)' hearts and now Jacoby was certain that West had been dealt 13 red cards. Jacoby p - decti; ad this Ability to be his Wtwutk work or career. I* ' umped to four parther'sdoub1eSo West redoubled. Lockett passed, but Jacoby ran to six spades. West continued to seven Move boldiy In area having a lepErs these at your lids to before,but La t6 direct beaning on your sit. drive to med hi standards. enougn for renetthis. FR4M14 NMM 1 golden, For email empanadltu, divide dough Into lOpleces. Roll 5 pieces Into circles large enough to line Bnch jj individual casserole _ or individual pie pans. Fill pastry-lined dishes with %-cup of tuna filling. Roll out remaining pieces of dough to cover tops of Hwy for a different meal kitchen? Jest went to arts. Lockett wen on .f bottom layer of dough up dough Into a ball. Place in a greased bowl. Turn dough so greased side Is up. Cover and let rise In a warm place with double, about l horns. Punch down dough. Turn out auto llyflsf. For large empanada, shape % of dough Into a large too .. casseroles Trim and seal edges. filling remains 2 jflJ from edge of dough. ShaPe remaining pastry into rectangle large enough to cover . on filling. Bri ng edges of IIfni'r'I. ii Ick I I" I IIl I overtrick. However, West greedy. would never take out his 1111111111101116 P19CR$(Feb.$Marth19) r.Mt,rsr,concers Your financial aspects are time to study everything extremely promising today, av 0-#4e tk-Jaiy y pertain$fl (Oct*NOV.23) to situations requiring Your two corned rectangle. Fit Into ungre 1-inch baking pan. Place tuna-vegetable filling or tuna-almond-olive filling down center of Make several slashes into top layer of pastry. 13rush with beaten ea. Bake In 350-degree oven for 25 to 35 minutes or until _____ . .. REGIONAL SPANISH EMPANADA flour to make a solt dough. Turn dough out onto lightly floured surfacie and knead in rnkIrdiig flour. Knead 3 minutes or with dough is smooth. Form day ' "'- bottom edges of pastry together to seal. pd of a .. : milk mixture along with 2 eggs. Beat In 3% to 4 cups , and doubled. At this sta ge all West had to do was to pass and make six hearts doubled ___ . ' . - e ,. . . characteristic often associat d With the Cttth) of Mexico and other Latin American countries. Spanish food is delicately to five spades and West tried six hearts. West had set his trap and young Jacoby (remember this was over 40 years ago) fell right into it _______ a,,. " .i , bowl, dissolve yeast in by's one-spade openIng. - - . UNHSIIX - •. . V4 cup sugar and ginatIn. Asscllitreatfromthe Galician area On the Atlantic coast is a king.àe ''')dish tuna Pie called E!npanada con Atun Gallego. The diii features a light brlocbe.lIke psstr __ encasing a filling of tuna, oniofls, sweet peppers and olives. . Surprise the family with one large unpanada or hand at a heart slam and felt sure that un 'less he resorted to some deceptive tactics his opponents would sacrifice iq dc ___ . . 2 ¼ wt (110 to 1 degrees F.) 1 package active dry 3st eggs, sugnuy beaten 4-4% cups sifted allpurpose flour i egg, iligidly beaten In a saucepan, heat milk with butter, sugar d salt with butter melts. Cool to lukewarm, Meanwhile, In a large . WIN AT BRIDGE ____ -' . neaa nom i varletyofsalade—sprlmp, chef or fruit. A hearty salad Nicoise will please male tastes. A Frenchman says he en joys Using his salad Nicoise occaslonaflyasafilllngfor a hero or submarine sandwich. According to him, this Is a common practice along the French Mediterranean. Another refreshing salad usesaaitsbasethe papaya, which is now available in most areas year-round. __ The filling Is a dellgt*ful combination of fruits and coconut In cream sauce. The papya may be green *11(1 green In color when you buy it. Let it ripen at room tempeature until it turns a yellow or golden color and yields slightly to the pressure of the hand. SALAD NICOISE Dressing 1 can (10% ounces) ni4.naa,4_t,wnaM_ pr % cup salad oil ¼ cup wine vinegar 2 tablespoons sugar 1 tablespoon minced onion 2 teaspoong dry mMwd 1 easpoonsalt ¼ teaspoon pepper Salad cooked pOtatOeS 1 package (9 ounces) g beans, cooked and drained Salad greens 1 can (7 ounces) tuna, drained 1 medium ripe tomato cut in wedges 2 hardcooked eggs, quartered SCICCI ~ cup milk . ¼ cup butter or . clinic envelope for It Send youf h been eatIJed at the request to me In care of t14 University of Oregon Medical newspaper, P.O. Box i55i ye and-potatoes lunch and . several small ones as appdlzors.You'll en joyft. GALACIAN TUNA EM PANADA Pastry ___•. __ e ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS, WE .... America's eating hgewasInluencedby he early Geirnan-Scotch. English settlers and by those who followed in Wvs. from Various other P's of globe. Ofli would think I Interesting dishes from, ancestral homelands would by now be familiar. However, we continue to foods from other countries that . Americans of all ages and . ethnic ethnic '--'i enjoy. Spanish dishes, for example, offer ample Opportunity for CX P11nentaUon. By the way, these differ ConsIdtiably from their Latin American Cot*lnj. The cookery oif Spaw called,timitus. A Unnitus Lockett year. Even businessmen now easoned - Nicois S MaIn.course salads In- I that masks the buning. Tbio Issue can send 50 cents with A __ fill Wednesday, Jan, 3, 91.4 L Pleas es M ale Tas tes ___________ conditicnyouaredescrlblng Is long, aLampeci, __ r - - . _ 1'MflLL ) A HK. P&aRPGIk)G...) IN A WORLD FULL OF A40PL -- Hearty J, da Delicately School and others are Radio City Station, New YorI4 developing elsewhere. N.Y. 1X19. The Oregon group have As The Health Letter I ar reported good results by using a sending you explains, Unittw Of Mw* aid In patients who ringing in the ears is jtM g have hearing loss associated symlitoni. It can be caused b _ with ringing In the ear. The circulation problems, ear Improved hearing of normal problems, even a brain tumor sounds appears to mask the or from medicines. That Is whj ringing sensation. In a high you need a careful medical percentage of PIIMI, big not examination to find out what it all, this will provide relief. mean __ INEWSPAPER !NTERPRISC ASSN) thri - Isdlfnctgeondhi the pod ft 144 — — 52 — -- 53 '•THEMEPJINTHE ARE •43 ' - n 0 - ago. This was the situation until any associated hearing Ios& recently. Now there are some Some patients have the - JOWS614A.04.1 m issIPNcu - 1 Em pa , is N In Ear Ringing o umn. by Art Sansom I 'Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - 8 9 5 MAL E BORN LOSER time 30 Swerve 32 Makes magic 50 Foot it 51 Wants (if) 36 Free 53 Broke bread 37 Beverages 1 12 '-3 29lnformation 49lnashort bureau (abbr) . 'p. I 1 20 Heart hal) nickname 22 Earths star 40 Engraver fLat) . 4 do -. - u- ror 23 Having pedal 45 Executioner in digits Mikado' 24 Unusual 25 Egyptian deity 46 All (prefix) 47 Fence 27 Lettuce 28 Possessive 48 Weather pronoun bureau (abbr) I Unfold 22 Mayday signal 2 Note (Lai) 23 Three (prefix) 3 Epochs 26 Arduous 4 A lot of 31 Springs 5 Capital of 33 He (Fr) Kansas 34 Large tooth 6 Background 35 Eire 7 Over there 36 Rubidium 8 Antithesis symbol 9 Lunchtime 37 Eagle's nest 10 Lilt 38 Told visual 11 Source of impressions metals YOU WANT ME '1 LENP YOU A POLLAR 60YOU CAN PAY ME? owg IYOL.J A POL.LA , odds 1 ETLE BAILEY From Relief Scuttle __ 12 Ship deck 13 Povertywar , IU 42 Coal 43 5 Sample \ CI O& I • I SI 10 M Ti V Al 'Ri V:tJ It:A:RI Afternoon A.01'P4J0N'I Sp_jM M ii beverage V £NP I A S _______ 45 Moslem bible__ tNS 1M;u 48 Rapture A'V EN GE RI 52 Arab country IY- 3 U N V 151 OlN s nrc residue 1 Singletons . A80u1! JIP Previous frijiiic An*..' o, point BOSS,IDCNrEVENKNOW OH, SO THAT'S YOUR 'lilt WMArYOu'RETAL,N3 E%CUSE1)___) •.• 1 �mom Il—Evening Herald. Sanford, FL Wednesday. Jan. 3, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, FL MID 'WINTER CANNED QOODS I 4 p° StEF VALUE $2,002.00 1,001.00 200.00 100.00 ALE tion date February kh,duIdt.rmIna. or when all colanE any WINN.DXIE 5T0E$, INC. E0? PRIZE pow 00 a ALL 11$ oaS QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED COPYRIGHT-1979 cs o$taM 046, th. ' ' -I •iI*y.Pwo (82) partkipating Win-Dixie stares located In FIOrI&I. 1, 1979 -, v_. c.nair tickets have boon distributed. com Us • I MM-1 OODTNIJ.r. SAT. 4 6 Jan 3, AS OF DEC. 13, 1978 9k~il3 1 c Wednesday, 000$ FOR NO. OF PRIZES ODDS FOR ONE STORE - 0005 FOR 14 STORE VISITS 7 STORE VISIT VISITS 24 1246,667 TO I 35,238 TO 1 64 92500 TO I 13,214 TO 1 17,619 TO 1 1,888 3,583 TO 1 118 30,169 TO I 7.167 TO 1 591 10.017 TO 1 1.430 TO 1 715 TO 1 20.00 1,283 4,614 TO 1 639 TO 1 5.00 2.00 1.00 330 TO 1 4,761 1,243 TO 1 178 13,919 425 TO 1 114,394 31 TO) TOTAl. 133,154 43 TO 1 - TO TO I 89 TO 1 60 TO I 30 TO I 7 TO I 3 TO 1 6 TO 1 3 TO 1 - TNSInT am lucas ON CUT lEfTS 3 89 tk cm 40 PRICES GOOD THURS. 4 SAT., JAN. - - QUANuTY moATs RESERVED 6 - UVI2O' INMW aas Aafl FM 1 if W-D an BRAND USDA CHOICE USDA CHOICE UNTRIMMED BEEF BLADE CUT BONELESS WHOLE CHUCK ROAST NEW YORK STRIPS WESTERN CORN FED W-D BRAND USDA CHOICE FRESH ECONOMY CENTER CUT 7 BONE PORK CHOPS CHUCK STEAK 10 16 LS. AVG. - SUPERBRAND GRADE "A" EXTRA. LARGE LARGE _DOZEN LBO LBO f Chu 3ud Roost $139 to $20 $2" Id. Roost IMjjjlo; SHANK OR BUTT PORTION ( W.D WAND . I qo Fischers Black $29 S LI. $109 .. (40-so LA. AVG.). $119 USDA OOi UN1MD. WHOlE. IONS-IN (t24 II. A4 - IONE4N, 50-60 WPXE, Beef Rounds - !T NG GRAIN - LO W. AVG. . $339 ; ! flCOS U AVG., HLARTO Whol dIUC1C - 59 C 159 BAG •• USDA CHOICE, UNTRID, WHOLE, SONELUS (FILET MIGNON), 3.7 ii, AVG. . TP*TY "2 PLY" tii Maid Whole C Tow . INCLUDING IPASNITYS & MACA ctiusi WHOLE TOMATOES CANS TW1V MAC ITt WID Tousatoi 2 - '-•.Dhmer X4 s9c .f.iM99C A Fool M.ffIus . . 2 SUMveaeAmn tams.a, a o , Iéècriám Food 0 0 0, S is-os. sloo s' Cider ... $219 ' tw 50*& . • .. $UPIISIAPC 1" Ice Cream RON E; Twinf0ps b . 'SUMBiAW aeL I .,2-.1°r p to Bans.. 240957c 39c win= DoWs ! 89c . . . . P-s.. 01MW, #.mOIXOSATE . I .•• ,, . - . ..• 'bose • ioz. . . • I *0. • • -__ _-.•. 49c , - ;-••• .. !' • omit MMS TOMATO PASTE 99c 3 MOSTON FRIED CHICKEN aw .su.s asi **fee** . P. .1 see UMA ~"L i28PJF3a$9c t 2 $1°° Jhrittltd . . • • 89C. . ' 99c DINNERS(IXCIPT HAM) KIDNEY - 4 01111 W/IIANS CITRUS PUNCH TV MV! I0 '. .;'. . wI. SAVE 1O TNIWTY MIS SUNNY DELIGHT MORTON 25'FKGSo $10,. 3 MUSHROOMS 4ta:$109 APPLES 141. -... - - NAIVUT FRESH MCINTOSH 171 MVs9.papmyMm. . 39c bI.s2.29 ... :•.. MVl3O'.Su*ggwJq. - - HARVEST FRESH _ CWS C .. POTATOES . • . PflMEMmyp . HARVEST FRESH SWEET BISCUITS AppTe Pie id.lis ..2 79c:' P16 S Fruit - Pies .. - 3 9". MORTON -- H Sid . MOUNTAINMAN .. - • : $ 69 SWEET MILK OR BUTTERMILK ç9c... .. ((C ••- C LI CUP • ' . $100 sao ¼' ., . • F . TIKIOS 18 •• La MORTON 14-... SCOTCH a1 S ICED n....JLy 11 . ,'-. 99 "' tDADgIy gDIl SOUR CREAM C .'... —, Was *109 I 4t HARVEST FRESH Ric OIWNITI , rviouv wwp Chess Food SOUR PIIJI YIIIOW 3.!59c .—'. I HEADS Avocados 2 V. KOUNTRYFM IH PIS$T101 I o 0111:99c: 8P MA1II1 , AAyeST PH $ 99 • ...BAG 3 2541. i M0T0H Swum,. INOUSs £ COIN £ IV UST U . S... CUPS . $1!0 Jd 1 HARVEST FRESH I 1IIIf " SWISS STYLE YOGURT CM tip IUP$hIIA$ ' MORTON POT PIES • . —. - — . . 3 - ' 1' -•- MAID P88111 2 C'IM iL f1I VII S....'. SPAGHETTI - PJ1ZI7ES 21°tI : WW .. I THRIFTY .;:; • T WWI Y AL40 MEAT II & 29-8 CAN RVESTPRISH • Pif Bean 00 Thrifty ULAC ALL _ - C" Muffin - \ BATH f RICE • • • UP4T*IMM1O, WHOLE, BONELESS, 10. 14 I.B. AVG. USDA ______ ALL COLORS THRIPTY MAID 89 $119 .! 00-0 1.1. .. USDA MI CE. N00 USDA C$OICJ. UNTmMMEO, . • . w_ LB. OIOICI IUP, 160-180 LS. AVG. I I . AVG. I I CAN I" Maid Yellow . . . WAND UA CHOICI lw (300-330 II. AVG.) CONSISTING OF AM BOX MCI Forequarter W-0 HICKORY SMOKED r- qwFU , is G PEACHES Limit 1 with $3.00 or more 49-oz. Into $179 1710 Sliced or Halves' perch..e excluding cI.or.ft., DOZEN SAVE 24c SAVE 20c ChLock Round gone THRIFTY MAID HORTENI G Limit I with $3.00 or more perch... excluding cigarettes LBO I LB LBOIr , Strip &00 Loin Stoo "w"I rs Ya'* * TIDE DETERGENT EGGS (S BLADE & S SIRLOIN) THRIFTY MAID C" ..', .,.. s 04 �- -, B—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. . , . •, - Wednesday, Jan. 3, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. a weaIwayseePs Publix i?4?I Floridians. C) • C i rffiP gs'e r ,. products, including our own delicious ualn'rresu, line. jj(g_•• (%57 -- THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JAN. 4, THRU WEDNESDAY JAN.111 1979... a0sED SUNDAY .. / g 11111 MONDAY Ihru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 BEEF. ; kE)j1!iiIf .1 NM Re Sunda . I ourProTen Beef I 11, 1: Ji eon, 0 • ; ' : I IM l!! 0 ; :0 0 : :2 : ii 0 Noon The Dog why we stand behind t' fll CLASSIFIED DEPT HOURS V* know you mean business. That~ 0 ' • a • 322-2611 owl (3 4 000 : . ' _IaIu• 110 -. Seminole . 0 c , I quality,it's fresh and we bring you the variety you're looking for. Youcan count on it. i1'- u CLA SSI F freshness of our dairy 11~7 " CL U/h I I, • Cq V-& V - -_--'.-. You can depend on the -to 9 I I ,, L — DAIRY PRODUCTS. 0 too I AtpfJ'¼, GUARANTEED I VON mis ___ "We will never, knowingly, disappoint you. lf for any reason your ik.j purchase does not give you complete satisfaction, the full purchase pnce will be cheerfully refunded immediately upon request." C" We have always believed that no sale is complete until the meal is eaten and enjoyed, r Welcome Home Winter _ _ 1 1 1ma Wi Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1fl-45 a 2 £. 0Sao 11111.9 0 3* 4A loollo F, g : EW 2 ita on O- W V14 0 . 41 1 1 1 1 Chhoice 4—Personals z "04 0 IS ALCOH OL A PR OBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON problem drinkers For further Information call % #P it • Sanford Al-Anon Family Group P.O. Box S53 cc Sanford, F Is. 77 1 I FACED WITHADRINKING PROBLEM? . • Per hips Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 647.3331 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford Florid 3277 . . iii . 0 :' A : 02 > X 09 I ( L ING IN • 06 - 1 %0 F 44 *n . all 04 to , I'm U) C 0, L r M; 6 K to Piano & organ Lessons Exp*rI@rocgd,coII@gsce"IfIcstg 323-IM, Sanford VALUABLE COUPON MYOU Limit onecouponperunitpur- STAMPS WHEN YOU REDEEM THESE Sta Mnt Gree n EXTRA 0 GreenStamps WNTN$COUPOU*OPVSCN*W0. 22" - '! G reenStamps EXTRA reenStamps Doll 2. (itspires ww., ion. i o, I tit) 2 4 • sit • ' •.! I . 3 .. ] '— • 11 J • - E 1- 0 ;• .. . ' -• • -• ' -• ;• -• • - .. : 5 is C,wb XI 1 W gJ • 1 1 10 : : 3.t: r &. _ 12-Hour Rollief Contac Consul" Colld AWicino E , . z .- I 9 : 1 •U ' s _ g i n : -~.c . 309 0 0 -: 5 C '16101,151 CA —2 IN IN N is is I* Al. 4. (mokowst, im.It lonj 3. (Ispho we&, im. i Ill. itil) --- C o r- 1101111 . Wu* Shampoo .L. CQL6 EXTRA reenStamps Night Cream One-A-Day Vitami . $1.00 EXTRA - -. '**011- ___________________________________________________________ chaW. Coupon rod only onpr- GREEN STAMP MERCHANDISE COUPONS •- :0 ulat SAVE $1.00 $3.99 YOU PAY ONLY $2.99 ., EXTRA . 0 -t. 1. son IL 0 IL 1j5' V HJ1j6J IL L; 1; . $'°° .. !Ills *B vanced tennis Ifl$ttutløn for adults & uniGri. Single. gro. & Clinics. UrnurpauedfacIIUIa, • 2;2 go 6 0 6 t1j ZMC uiI !fi 0 40 I #A 42 '- 0 11—lmi,ctlo,n oil C4 0 Call 322-7230 for tirne& place. OUR 111 .. Is 1 9-~ TWO to Eat an 0 2 oi 0 on ow in uaraneed. Free clorfalls'; KIT, Box 791, Pompano, FL. 33061, 141-6"7. Publix reserves the right to limit quantities sold. BONUS •c . 04 in It Jo WHY BE LONELY? Write "Got A Mate" Dating Service, All Ages. 0 W EXTRA 4wkedtamps vC Off t,Qupq, RsguloaOrUnsc,n,.d 6. (hWedJ.øIOl7 ••• Øss EXTRA meneem"'EMAX0 enem JwGreedt amne. W?H tNICOVpO16CD,uaC$*U JWGreedtammm __ SuFfsdnT$.ts • a... Sur•RoLOiAntI.P.np1,ant 7. is is EXTRA *it" imis cnupo% &000 PuscooAst ot P$gtjc or Sh.., •. . is, one JW -Greedtamnt coupoll a11101 ovec"A" 041 JWGreed-atwps La Kilsonift or N4111 EXTRA JW teenatamps *41$4 JWGreedtamnt 01" 11 t ..JL NIm&,OIIyOVT1nt&ShOCh Flex Shampoo I 17) son~ 04 JL , EXTRA JwGreedtamps *s's u.s. o.o.. so pv.cNas( o $ I t; Lt . in 41 . . go go 31 I in in in in it 41 if of It 10 14 } •1 204 Off LoW Orh4loW _a-- -- EXTRA Ilion I jWG E TRA JWGreedtamps reenStamps L so V, __ (hi. is. .pu.. ed.* 1 ,i,,EXT4A--memo E XTRr JWGreenStamps COU.O* rn EXTR reenStamps *ItM twit *ItW tHIS IM) COUPOM £*D PUSA$ ° 146 lom " S. '. 0 1 JW`Greedtam Th COØØ • .uscwi. 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II. l) jWg EXTRA 411 A NUMMS Masai — SON". hn. 14 1"* - up..... — - --- - 5RA, I 7-PL dn. - ••UP•NPS••PPPSSRUPPSU •- - _.1 - — - --- - -' --. - I . - - -- — I :J: �- - ____ - 106-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. r' r' - p Widnesdiy, Jan. 3s 11 by Roger Bolten FUNNY BUSINESS Legal Notice___ ____ V HERE! MAKME TV HIGHLIGHTS 1 1 111 IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND Jft J (2)TONY ORLANDO Tony Orlando hosts his first special featuring a major portion of his Lake Tahoe nightclub act and a sketch with Valerie Harper and John Cauavetes THE JEFFER8ONS Louise has a very strange reaction to a visit from her Iong.Iost sister (Josephine Premice). EIGHT EVENING 6:00 I (1) 0 8 NEWS ZOOM(R) (4) 6:30 NBC NEWS (2) (4)0 CBS NEWS QABC NEWS OREBOP (I) @) (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "Hi QØ MORNING UtERI. 0 (4)BIG VALLEY "Guilty" to town. 6:30 lire the old one, THE cRoss-wiTs o (4)0 GOOD TIMES Florida and J.J. find the house of their dreams and set out to buy It. JOKERS WILD MACNEIL / LEHREA men go undercover to Investi. gate a scuba diving ring of PARADE (MON) (4)0 ALL Ed THE FAMILY (A) jewel thieves. (Part I of 2) (A) CTtffi1) Cove" (Premiere) Constance 7:30 (2)UARSCLUB (1) THE GONG SHOW PLEASE STAND BY member at a posh island resort becomes romantically entan- 0$I.NBEAu1Y8H0w gled with a roguish, charming guest. CAROL BURNETT. AND FRIENDS Guest: Alan Aida. (4) MOVIE "The War Lover" 0',DICK CAVETT Guest: Ralph Fasanella. (81W) (1962) Steve McQueen, Robert Wagner. A captain and his co-pilot become interested in the same girl. (2 Hrs.) 10.30 (4) THE PRICE IS RIGHT (IIL WED, FRI) 100 (4) JANUARY MAGAZINE OZ TOMORROW Guests: Hwy. 1?92 .1102 PLAZA I 19101 1100 CD 0 HIGH ROLLERS In an aCcident. O CHARUE'S ANGELS The Angels infiltrate an exclusive health spa to Investigate the 7' '. F murder of a famous actress. (R) tOO 0 MOVIE "Impasse" (C) four-man team search for $3 ADULTS 3.50 0 VEGAS Three married women doubling as Lu Vegas call girls become Involved In deadly game of celebrity black- 2:15 1:25 mail. (A) AILI FI[)RNIiI • BARTLEBY, THE SL.JI' I11 [4 JANE FONDA MICHAEL CAINE 12:30 6:40 1100 S DICK CAVETY Guest: Ulu Palmer. 11:30 7i$'IIAMMATIS" ____ ___ 5:t$"N$*HsCNOOI,.IRLs.' (2)0T0NI$T Host: Johnny c* _____ • $i$AMIITRflT iIIi:n (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 0 NEWS (2)0 TODAY (MOW) 00000 MORNING UtERI- dlpp'd A CA nj PJGARSOWL(MON) 3 00M(A) (TU54" ,.*~- - Ws aSLIlICT11100CONIPAW 0 . oi7. C I4ILL$$LLII$ ___ . . 1:00 __ _____ _____ ____ MARY MS1' .... OPING ': IARY . . * HAPPY HOUR 47 WJIKDAYS * SPECIAL-CHIDIIN'SMENU (p A TOY POUR . " eld :" . ': ,WII0II?TAlIrn&TISUT$III$UR! : : ___ IW NrI.Int$), IMI4 J. - -. ___ --. -..•• .. . ___ . . .• . - ' . .• .. . . -.. . - , . . . .isheS.P ____ -_--. ___ F.,.,: ___ '- . .. if Di':T't 11, if file . WL "W", ~~w I I ., . I .1 , . . _•• . , N... ,...........................,.... ............,. . I . , - .-.- - - A - _-.-_ ..__-k .. _, . _ 04 ~5:'-- :.: . ...:...~ L V *.: L:..: _. fall .. , LL / 017 Div Ill I owner operators in the fiat bed division for East coast operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. Call Bob Bevis toll free isooas. 6572. EOE. _____________ -.--- - - - _______ * . I .r . -: - .. . "EMPLOYERS" NEED PEOPLE FAST? WE HAVE THE PEOPLE "NOFEETOTHE "EMPLOYER" .. CALLTEODYOR ELAINE - 2OlCommercla$ Sanford 323-3176 1 31-Apartlflelts Furnishsd 4AdVer'tISIflg 7300MellonvlIteAve. ______________________ ': - by Gill Fox -. - Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. town, very clean lroomy.s., Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. _____ . 1 BR APT. a00 53-W.Rad jo-Stereo - Ca : J ., J r,$ Fr i AdmissionS) SO The Chapman Shows - COW Used Televisions. $23 and up (/''_- f...____. ___________________ ___________________________ ___________________ 377 0352 ______ Vehicles ______________ 75Recreational 1979 Prowler 24' Travel Trailer. 1 42-biIe Homes _______________ prices you ________________________________ _____ ___ - ________________________ _________ ________ "It's hard to believe that this 'beauteous 005 that does un speakable things 43-ole Is the same rug!" - __________________________ creature' WANTED- to our Sacres Lk. Front, Lk. Sylvan area. -___________ Best Terms. William MIiczowskI, Realtor. 322.7953. . We believe w, have lust the hom, for you. This 3 BR, l', bath • 41-Houses -. W)'flC located in area of well kept homes & you can relax before a crackling fire in your own fireplace. This is a "must see." $31,500. Will sell FHA. .. - - . LEAVE NOISY CROWDS BEHIND. Drive through large wrought iron gates into lovely three shaded yard protected by privacy wall, enter beautiful like new custom built 4 BR. 7', bath home designed for southern living. Pool I. separate outside covered entertainment area with wet bar & gazebo. $93,500 HAPPINESS IS THING CALLED HOME and you enloy happy days in this 3 SR. 2 both home with manicured Id. Conveniently located In nice area wmany extras. 531,500, OLDER FRAME HOME on large shaded corner lot, good neigh. borhood, kitchen equipped. Needs TIC. $34,500. SOME PEOPLE EXPECT THE MOON but hares the best buy under the sun. 3 OR, 1 bath. One of San. ford's pioneer homes, needs a little work but has possibilities galore.Priced below appraisal, LAKE NEAR BY.Yhls large beautifully shaded 3 BR, 2 bath In picturesque Lake Mary area, over sIzed rooms, $45,500. ' H• out of town buyer Interested' In buying 09. .. AUTO PARTS business Immediately. Johnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. General Contractor 322-"57 - 41-Houses 10 acre tracts, St. Johns River access from $1100 per acre. $750 - dwn, 20 yr. terms, Osteen. Zachary R. Tribble, Realtor, 3056615696 & 1301026 Eve & 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, DISHWASHER, RANGE, DOUBLE DOOR RE. FRIGERATOR, WALL TO WALL CARPET, 2 CAR GA. RAGE, $25,900. FHA, VA OR CONVENTIONAL. wkends 46. B-Investment PrOpHrly APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER 30ne.bedroom apts., furnished $29,500. 111 E. 11h, Sanford Call 3224755 or 322.5716 BEDROOM, 2 BATH JUST RE. DECORATED, NICE SHADE TREES, REAR FENCED YARD. $32,000. 47-Real Estate Wanted Losing your home Icredit? I will catch up back payments I bu equity. 3220216. REDUCED $2000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 OR, 1½ bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This Is a choice property. Call today to site. $29,500. 3 BEDROOMS, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, WALL TO WALL CAR. PET ONSACRES OF IMPROV. ED PASTURE WITH ARTES. IAN WELLS. $43,900. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES, R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. 525 No. 4.D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. OLDER 7 STORY COMPLETELY REMODELED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. NEW CARPETING & PANELING, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT ON I ACRE. LESS THAN 5 MINUTES TO DOWNTOWN SANFORD. $61,900. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 7.A-4illilgages Bought $Soki .... -- 60A-Business EqUIp,nent DREAM HOME I BR, 2 both P,OO,I in Hidden Lakel CIlIA. w-w carpet, 1g. Fla. Rm., porch, homeowners ASSOC. w.pool 5 lentils I Many Extrasl Just 135,9001 Residential building lot. 130x107, Voiuiia County. $10000 I acre welder 3 story, extra cot. saga, Meek resew. W.M. The R.al Estat.Ag.ncy' MulflpleListing Service BATEMAN REALTY REALTORS . 2565k Rsg.RadIs$atea(oka, 3$' S. French 111571 Ianlsrd 3531 Sanford Ave. REALTORS[a PARK 3735334 2514715 313.7443 257-1505 - •eesses...ss•e.is•iisi. ... .. . ... - WAMP Top dollar paid. 3710007 Desk Sn:. wooden dbl pedestal, ?9x11, $20 Chairs (3) 115 ea - Top Dollar Paid for junk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. Cash Only 311 0041 ____________________________ BARGAIN HUNTERS PARADISE That's Classified Ads 322 SWO bUY JUNK CARS From$lOto$SO Call 322.1621 - oL-i.dwn'.ruen FILL DIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 3237510 su. --- Trucks. -_ 78-btorcycIes _________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3 866 or 323 7710 Eves af ter 6&weekends 80-AUTOS for for Rent Sale '71 Pinto Runabout exc. cond. w spd., vinyl roof, AM FM radials, rebuilt eng. 1 owner, $1200. 904. 789 4717 75 Trans Am, Good cond. 11,000 or best offer Call after 5373 3700 Steamil. Ican Your Own Carpet Rent Our Rinsenvac CARROLL'S FURNITURE 372 SIll 65-Pets. Professional dog grooming, Toy & Mini Poodles groomed for $7.95 JUS1 MAKE PAYMENT$-149 to '75 models, Call 3399100 or 531 4605 (Dealer). (61h grooming FREE). Now available- Pick up & delivery Need a New Car or Truck Call a broker & Save 15$ 323 1201 In Sanford & surrounding areas. A "CLASSY" PLACE. 3396367 or 134.1239. Ford Gaiaxie 500. 2 dr.. hardtop, A . H. auto, radio, perfect cond. inside & out & mech. $1095. 323.5300. 1972 562.743 Spc. BR suite new, 1239; Spc. LR new $399; Loveseat 1.14.95 I up; 7 pc. dinettes $49.93 & up; Ref. WA up; El. stove $6O&up; full SINdraperies $101 up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322-8721. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL - AIR I HEAT, POOL, DOUBLE CARPORT ON '/, ACRE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $12,900. OWNER FINANCING. *BEDDING SALE* 68Wanted to Buy Cash 3224132 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Larry's Mart, 713 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture. Relrlg., stoves, tools WE BUY USED FURNITURE S APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322 5721. Paying $13 mans, $1.5.0 womens class rings, also buying any marked gold or sterling-any condition, 3231611, ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Double Hotel box springs & 323.5774 Day or Night. Used, any condif,on 664 1176 matlress. $30 set. SANFORD SEIGLER REALTY BY OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost AUCTION 1715 S. French. 323 n,, orange trees, CH&A. 7½ 7310. BROKER Pct. assumable mort. Call 323 STENSTROM "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 5244. SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC 213$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford SEWING MACHINE. Being REALTY •eeseseesseeesessse.e. transferred must sacrifice Sanford 321-0640 SELLERS& BUYERSI He will enjoy applying his handy Singer Athena automatic push ability to this 3.1 split plan, 32HOMESSOLDINNOV.I Orlando 327-1577 button. Sold new over $1000, bal. YOU WANT TO SELL wall to wall, Sanford location. due $104 or take over payments 531.000. OR BUY AHOMEI $14 mo. Free home trial. Call WE SELL HOMESI 131.1114 day or night, Sanford 7-I, din. rm., garage, WHY DON'T WE REAL ESTATE Associate needed GET TOGETHER fir'place, location convenient to to work in Sanford or Longwood Latex Paint $49*gai. stores & schcols, easily made area. Tony Coppola Associates. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS FAMILY'S DELIGHT. 3 BR, 2 Into 3 OR. $33,550. Realtor, $300333, 310 Sanford Ave. bath custom built home In 322.5191 Mr Cond. LH.Wng Ore.mwoldon 1.3rd acre lot. C. For those who like to entertain. ii , w.w carpet, satin kit., VA-FHA-235ConV. Homes WILSON MAIER FURN1 lURE Lovely extra large Fam. Rm., Fla. R m., porch I BUY SELL TRADE Much Morel screened patio, pool sized yard, Low Down Payment Central Heat Ai Air Cond. Free fst. IPP WARRANTED. Just 311-315E. Firtt St. 337-542; Llv. rm. with fireplace. Mayfair. Call Carl Harris at 511,0501 Cash for your loll Will build on wsoo SEARS, Sanford. 3221771 41U lwx __________ 77-Junk Cars Removed - 64-Equipment 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN I LAKE MON. ROE. 2 BEDROOMS EACH. OWP4RIA4clNc .Py4ilL. Harold Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR, MLS 2406 So. Orlando Dr. (1? 93) - 322 5152 501.734.5951 BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. Attractive large 4 BR. 2½ bath country kitchen, swimming pool, near takes Icountry club. $34,000. DUPLEX attractive 5 corn. fortable as any home. Live in one side, let the other side make your monthly payments. Choice location. $35,500. '73 Prow ler Trailer, 24 It. Self contained. AC, $3000 AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 3229141 7 OR 3 BEDROOM, COM. PLETELY PANELED, AIR CONDITIONER & HEAT. REAR FENCED YARD, CAR. PORT. $21,300. 'I --------- ___ - VAL i-HA Financing P. furnishedi -- SKYLINE 11' wfirplace GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - UU1E IU lIT 11111 STEMPER AGENCY .1EALTOR 322.1591 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 43.3553 3fl.555 - ________________________________ - mo old, dealer price $6195 asking $1495 (may trade). See Ward at A-1 Family Trailer Pk Orange Blvd., Sanford. Guitars, Drums, Banjos. Com plete Thomas organs, pianos Bob Ball's Disc Center Inc. ______________ 2202 French Ave. 322 7235 - ___________________________ - dential Auctions & Appraisals, Call Deli's Auction 323.1420 ___ __ ___ __ Millers 2619 Orlando Ave 3495171 W. Garnett While Reg. Real Estate Broker 55-Boats & Accessories JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. ____________ 107 W. Commercial ROBSON MARINE Phone 3" 7881. SantOrti __ 2927 Hwy. 17 92 ____ Sanford. Fla. 32771 New 235 Homes, 4 pet. Interest to _____________________ qualified buyer. $25,000 to 59-MUSICaI Merchandise $38,000. Low down payments. ______________________________ BUILDER. 322.2217. _____________ it ~ - 72ijc1jon ______________________ For Estate. Commercial I. Resi ___ .,, .,..l. nw listing. 3 BR, 1 bath, 19. fenced cot lot in XLNT . dillon. Only $25,900 and ,i s ANYTIME Jan 3.6 7 City Auditorium & Sat p.m to 9 p m. night. ___ - ANTIQUE SHOW walnut cabinet. Regular $ o. - ,• •.4 "'U. 3P11$ in warranty. Call 831 1714 day or __ $23,200. OCALA home demonstration. Television - 25" Color, Beautiful Sunland: By Owner. 3 OR,1 bath Carpet. I mmedisto Occupancy ~ 71-Antiques 60" ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM FM Stereo Radio, 4 speed PRO turntable, I track taoe olaver. Sold new $600, a real buy at Only $170 or take up payments of $11 per mo Call 831 1711 for free REAL ESTATE ___________________ REALTOR, 377 7491 ,i\ 322•2420 -.&A- 41-Houses 171 It. fenced with ft. of living area. Top of the line mobile home Air, carpet, turn. REALTY WORLD. O'Salesperson ________________ -__________ 3301 Hartwell Ave., vacant, 3 II, l½ both, range, r,f., fenced yd,, 1eIl newspaper space, create FANTASTIC I Ii, 2½ bath carpet, $315 ma., $130 dIlflSgS wstom home in exc. Wilson P1.1 ,, layouts, write copy and service deposit. Citlidrmn welcome. 563,, local advertisers. Newspaper Every fisturel Country living w. _ _ fireplace, DR. satin kit., Fla. ((C',) ,. advertising sales experIence ________________________ . preferred, Apply in person to: rm.IMuckMoreI Only 503,101 Sanford in view of Lake Moewoi 4 The Real Estate Agency ,; ADVERTISING DIRECTOR BR, 2 baths. CIlIA,, Like new SUPER 4 51,2 bath Exec. Itims 1. REALTORS $300 ma. In IdyIlnIldel C IlIA. cus EVENING HERALD 24w S. French (17 #21 Sanford carpet & drapes, Fia. rm., eq. '1 350N. French Ave. LAKE MARY BLVD. Office for kit. 1 Many 1ztTasl Who aguy ••Cie••i S•.S.,•,. Sanford, Florida Realtor, doctor, lawyer etc. - for 535,5001 111111110 WARRANT. ______________________ 14____________________ about 500 se ft. S rooms. an EDI Sy Owner 2 BR, 1 bath, CH$.A, W. . MO. ,,Driver Wanted. Tractor Trailer, w carpet, fenced backyard, JUST LISTED 3 BR, 3 bIlk home East coestOper. Call SIt 6p.m. garage, closed in patio, FORREST SUINI in San Lantal Seemed ceilings, ,, 333.0543. residential area ia.ioo ft. lot, INC. REALTORS CIlIA, w.w carpet, Fla. Rm., Must we to appreciate. 412 porch, fenced run yt, fireplace es.lsilor3a4n eves. Rosalie Dr. or call after 6 p.m. IMudi Morel BP WARRANT. ____ kISMSJ S.,z: ___________________ 333-9517. 133,000 will negotIate. .______________________ ID. Only n-ss FUPA&ud. __ FORGET ME NOT BR, Dill both brick hen* In Ian Lanta, w eseeee,e.eesseeee.eee. * BR plan. 1g. $c. perch, w.w CHILDREN AND PITS carpet, 1411. rm., I A$Met Just ACCEPTED 135.1111 has liv, rm., din. rm,, RULTIP 3-3REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES-. IFYOUMI$T Central NSA, Refrigerater, G s JOIN SANFORD'S SALES jpJl To C" ."w diesel, range & -._,,LEADER I WE LIST I SELL I. furnished except ItI5$tI 24 HOUR . 3229253 MORE HOMES. THAN ANY. LAND... jIJ' bsdrm., Il JOIN THE ONE THAT'S 00111 "a', ..1PE/ NO. II New Year spsclais, Sanford Ave. 42, settled C.2, good terms. . . -. REALTY WORLD, Owner holding $3),055. Sanford's Sales Leader ___ I 1.3rd acres, waIler 3-3, zoned "i. ,., ____ 1. ..!Il._...S _1~1 . • . TEXAS OIL COMPANY needs dependable person who can _....- -_ -.-...L -#,,. 1 ARE TIRED looking at inflated -'4 - ! .. : . •.... ... .- Is. IF YOU OWNER OPFDaTnot Mercury Motor Express needs .. 1 L. 0 ----.-----.-- Uff LET'S BE HONEST '• Piano Organ Lessons If you weren't looking for a new Experienced, coliege.certifi career you wouldn't be reading 3235003, Sanford this ad, and If we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this at 6tifinner, Intermediate I, ad. wouldn't if youwanttPie vanced tennis Instruction for . opportunity to earn Three to adults & iunlors. Single, group & Five Hundred dollars a week, clinics. Unsurpassed faclilflalf call 1iO5-4413 432 anythW for Bay Head Racquet Club. For recorded message. • Into call Head Pro Doug __________________________ ' Maliczowski, 3231M. AVON -IS INFLATION CRAMPING YOUR SPENDING POWER? 18-41leIpVhnted Sell Avon to help fight back. For details call 441-3075. _______________________ . TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers -PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash 29-Rn5 " bonuses, fripge benefits to mature Individual In Sanford Sanford- 500 S. Oak. Furn. from area. Regardless of experience, month, $25 week. Excellent. write H. K. Pate, Pres., Texas Call 322-623 am. or $417151 Refinery Corp. Box 711, Fort Worth, Texas 76101. 3oApartrridnts UNurnlsh,d Waitresses I Part-time dish. -. washers. Apply In person Sanford spacious I R, plus den, Holiday Inn, Sanford. air, ceramic bath, furniture available. Adults 111-7503, REGISTERED NURSE for home ' health care In Seminole & SW '. Volusla Counties, Full I part 1 BR Apt. time avail. Call Bay Area Home '' Health between 5:30 1 S. 321. 322-349 or 323.4M ' 0000. Equal Opportunity Em. ' player, 1, 2 BR deluxe units. Pool. Adults only' on Lake Ada. JiltS So f Carpetlayeforhelp.r Airport llvd,on17.,2iflSanford, Apply inperson Call 3235670 MarIner's Village Sanford Carpet, 115 S. Park Ave. ; , ____ ___ ___ • CNWNM - rjlfls* i NN. 17, lWsj ___ PUIRS let. if. 1005 MIt, 100. .iej'-w t,I1 !, 3015 . 'hl1S5. IS, , _1111L_ . -- --_ a r*dI, ntquie 1511*1 SIN ISmbNfo ifv. PheMe. SIN at ___ ____ Criliflhlliel 50a,, , - • ___ Cites., his wile, heflsen sari,ad • V*MI lk$ISII$ 111J kM, 1NUofhUllhiICj,pji.r,. __ IFYUM1UU ITS YOUR FAULT . __ less) lIPS Merwry 4 Øer SIlk PIScS is WNW pj, UNs.COLIas M " iiiiiiii 1, I.D.Ne.1114$4551$p iNtiol 1011, TRIo 11 lIaised IWO . TITLSNB.44$7441 _____ ____ L$'Ipui5Jc -. . OALNo.IIH43s SI perth.. claiming isa, IV, a. ___ is anusps undiribysed - SksrWf if *fSlIgk# under sr asaisst me adllcaIIy W*1M tiutul if a, SEamwSICvpnesAus,$tis msIus. ____ .'- - ___ a heated at ___ * nrj gvg. rIul vs. ot aspropsrt :•- OL*DTOSIIYOU - ê .sis.smheisal..*j Onlnan....NPunIsheIsaN*d .- f) 50 W me. ume ss S..hesisRC4M *s -'-lsw CVCSuiuu is 'Jl'uILl on" $515145 PI5ilflm$ II 511* IN ____ ___ DWW is me - * BS autsid. '.P*ldL a. ... -(Wheels. IP1j1of uNel if*W In *1 5. C 5 ThekI? & Is W" a" adppotis.i1,. 'i&NJ.. ace a we (4) iltihet PSi. P5. Ss ms'i .7e Mid sale is d5p,"ueks. umei .•. I j. Camera. Ml Ma,y Louise lfl 'a. JitilY 1. $15 InIRS City MIII. ..WLIfV.A.*., X _______ Pi.. . Cimitt, his wits. *atI w arvais _________ SITh*A.M. isUd,So'.'Ra bypiaMnotMI, is *,.* a,- iia., 'WA isa,i rsBSifN?aws'li,mInm.soft - ro --"%____ magoommiawwm~w . I B*wd Lisle prspally beb isaiad LeVRS Cameron. is wIfe_uur er is hMio CISsly, FN?lj, mere ifiedIs1hOlifl$1iWhsIInW*u 'pufflcifurle INsalbed _tsts: etp*v.y, and is ieui)$flP.ofIsss.l..n, difeN therest me Court will Ii *S hung Ml .d. UconeePIessNs.0Sy374 ___ j. Camel $.D$Dd4M3S1$14$7 and Mary Louise. a. Januery 15. me, etll:$&M. isardwi - .1 1Is' , of AOWWAM at MIIST' 50usd of Adtolntan$ if IRS CIJy if ___ __ .'.. OiNil,IOa.41pm.MON.TNSUTHU*L-TILI$pm.PIL$$A L ... NOTICE TO TOM PUSUCt MI •.. . * LUNCHIbN SPECIALs 11:304 DAIlY is ______ Plot leek 3. P51514. PublIc Race. DSCM.Nsilftps$ WN -, SANFORD SECTION, raci uslentarity tepsarsi heroIn, and *11 of__ Eisewmn - l5lIa..d MI persanel seryic. uses them is _MISN of lentisils Cem.ly, . sot _ me.. practical becse their rnsilIN4 and I have levied us.. me reSldssc and wheresb,its a,, following wlIId prsjl1, N is ORDERED MI - . 1. . W THE SUBURB BEAUTIFUL, . age ifte. Vatinljil, 1 # /I :.. ..; , " . . CONS TASTE TN! DIPPIR(NCI IN MIXICAN FOOD 41111011 i. NoTICE 0 UIINIPP'$ s,73Spa., PIiiI __ . . - P, 1. __________________ psitla. of me Flat if $ANLANDO ____ by LaN? K. $ekofSo .nisrs ' ouIuIxIcApIcuoN 4 ONLY , 4" of Let and the 141 ft* IV, SI Lot L a* Block ties iR~ en the Vacated Lassdlu, ass, 11y , 14 ait A* 40 isn,$ 7:30 p.m., fll D (ott . , DITIIfl .- PublIsh: December 21, 15711 prapSity situate hi mis District and disalbed asfoilewe: The W 25 feet January , 1,7, s, AU and to enforce a lien upsn reel 10, 7 p.m., 'ssr SIplial CIisdi, ......... SPECIAL Alleiney, hi an acilen against me dsfs.dsst(s), E#ea*-d J. CStnerwi Mary___ Louise Cameren, his wits, 7:30 pa., fluj MilMdlal 1VAY, JANJAITO .,. Iotd ku, 7 wil 7'* Ia., c;y --- 1 31mm Lus . , . raos Ø I . $IneieFamHy Dwelling. ps' us. Laster K. $chWts and isyc. M. loti at FisI'Me and have led - E Being ms'e ,pecwlcsltp described SERVICE BY PUBLICATION On $111 aft Idevlt of plaIntiff In as at SW corner if last 4th '," the abeve.antItIed cause b Kendall N. & Pins Ave. Planted use of the 'spsrty, W. Wherry, Assistant Untiw States of kmIpN4 County, Florida, 1111"aJ Aduieu,y Crlu,, 7:30 . NOTICE I$ "Inlay olvIplMI legethar with *e ,igitt of 1 N.ui p.m., al IfIsaJ. _________ uiresas,m' SfSNu4id Ave. and by virtue of MI cu%ln Writ of MT bandiem issued .vt if -_ .. MI Petition ifCamoe4lo$Irestly E of Srsnh'and Avg. and Nsr* of me sail at ffi cwcam c.m 31.9,0 4IS Alissoale Sent in els Ceeswy. Fisride, upun a and adjacent Is said Black 11 Are. '-'---- of Ciis, 7:30 pa. tisat lulgsmwt rMIslel is *s dosdised ekou. And N P'P15hng bellssid LA, S p.m., 1201 W. Viral . aterusald court e.*. e. me caurt mat IRe IsLJuwsi, Nsijemkar, A.D. $30, in that cerseks I*werd J. Cameron sw Ms'y SUr *1'A $ p.m. IM Mut . ca$I entItled. GIEs'aI Fisanc, LRINI Canteen, his wile. we not $mlsrd_, parot1en if Florida. PI$f. It'teiWi ot me ROOIaSS(TU1.I I . SEAFOOD f M XICAN DISHES STATES OF AMERICA,Plablittiff, v. CAMERON and yard Setback In E. of Lot 5.5*5. TIs' S. Town MARY LOUISE CAMERON, his wife, Defendant(s). - ORDER FOR of Sam*t Q'yall L ad Cty (1, Ls May. (2)0NOSIoft(MOlØ _oOTUU.P ! . STMKS roor and Side resulremenlslnSLlzenelDiulvlq EDWARD J. _______ SISAMSITT T MIA; TOFI OF,, PLANETS . $$iC 'dMs FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION NO PSINONL.CIV.R - UNITED rsque er a variance in ordinoc. es It pevta to sees, ludunt (j Bo Road, M1ss $14110 HOME THE 0000 TASTE 'rV•SULv lu. of 11:35 AA. In order ii censiler, a COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF utd ROOM Me., iand CIvic Coaler. $u Irs LA, ass, P'MM $ou*$' ft4wol 1TLI OF THE PLANETS ___ V.., en January lt,5575,In the CftyHa$I UNITED. STATUS DISTRICT ____ ess 1km. vinlsra' ypun SRSDY SIMON (TUB. PublIsh Dec. 13,3% 27 5,157$ 5 Jan. NOTICE TO THE PUIUC Notice Is herdoy g mat ffi 3.1575 -. of the City of DIE. Sanford will hold a pj W±m 10 , .,-n. ; 7 p1m., Thrlk Federal, Altessal. Springs. Wad, I" 'A A Ads VIMAk4ssildii , fldjng $tof___ UnJ,sijty; 7:30 p.ei., 7fral Pr._bptales DiLand; 7 p.m., Mudgsmury ,. (fl M ysy Wid.,. 1 Florida SteMes 1517. Beard of Diet Waj 10 (2) CAROL BURNETT AND J 2 Pd prOvisIstI of the Fictitious Name $letsAss ToWit: Section 501.15 Msude ISui_,i IIu._.sv. , 7:18 es., Hod Ian, Wymot. Bond. _____ ______ ___ 3 .1' iN ';' DIE.51 cide Center ap*p 01b 1111061~ $ INCLUDES: "10 Dec. 25,27,15755 Jan. 3, 10, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In accordance with me Fr.. Gem. Wa,k, and PlIc H.u1.g t'r'derttd by FIN Arts Council, 8:30a.m., Weal All-noi4elp, $30 $ 169 COMPUTE DINNIP lie East Commercial Street Sanford, Florida 32771 301.323-4121. 4g M(W4DATJAMJARIV1 WORLD • GENERAL HOSPITAL • Notice Is hereby given that I am eniaged In business it 514 East Altamonte Dr., Altamants SprIngs, Sem inole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of POWER UNITY ELECTRON I CS, and that I intend 10 register said name with the Clerk or, P.O. Drawer 0 KopiL pj II FICTITIOUS NAME Deputy Clerk ROGER L. BERRY *tIonwy for Petitioner $ p.m, 7'lnç4g 10 I - By: Pat K. Cordell _____ (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT (TUE. . NEWS I Arthur H. lockwlffi, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court MJNDAY, JANUARY 7 Iilkii ____ ! 0000 MOANING FLORIDA % otherwise a default will be entered against you for the relief demanded ln the Petition. WITNESS my hand'and se.i of this Coitl at Sanford, Seminole County, Fiorids, this 14th da y of December, 1515. S1. N.A. Cruger 230 TODAYIN . before the 21h day of January, 1575, .1575 il Cauaibiny AA, cogad, $ p.m., (2)0 THE DOCTORS (TUE. 8:25 Florida 32771, and file the original aniw or pleading in the office of SfurdAAWiman'iGrsq, 2p.111L, 1201W. rIM 31. . PAl) CAPTAIN KANGAROO BERRY. P. 0. Drawer 0, Sanford, SATURDAY, JANUARY 1 ONE UPS TO LIVE (TUE. 8:00 ., .. .. 4 - EVERY DAY someone Is looking for what you have to sell. Call todayandyourclasslfIadMwlll appear here tomorrow. 2OlCommer clal Sanford 3335174 ....,..I. serve a copy of your written FRIDAY, WiIIJAAY $ 7 , Sesinuls !' Salary, 7:00 a.m., Lord (uailsy'a, Alfanio,g, Spulnas. lealb V' Su'Iuss, 7:30 a.m., Dillon. Inn. WilM Waleben 10 am., Sssri, Mtanout. MaIl. TswssdAA, clossd,$pm.,31. Rithd'aQnath, w lAb )3fl L.NWedAA, do,.41$ p.m., Rolling Hula Moravian thurch, SR 4. N . 'V WIH1III I4JpVTVI5IOfl Supervision Ifl ..4JlVUN.L-S20.110-uaranheed. Sanford. Contact customers, Free details; KIT, Box 751, Age unimportant, but maturity Pompano, FL. 33061, f11o7. is. We train. Write A. A. Dick, 'WHY BE LONELY? Write "Get A Pres., Southwesiern Petroleum. Mate' Dating ServIce, All Ages. Ft. Worth, Tx. - P.O. Box 1031, Clwtr., FL 33517. ..- (1) machinist or machinist helper. ' 9-Good Things to Eat 2 yr. exp. preferred, sal. based ._ on qualifications; (1) fitter layout or fitter layout helper, 2 ENGLISHPEAS(Greenpeas) yr. exp. Sal based on U.Pick$3. Bushel qualifications. Product -• Ca11322.723sfortime&place. Movement Systems Inc., II Industrial Ph., Power Cf., to rd. 11-Insfructjg defenses, if any you have, on the Pefftlon5r s attorney, ROGER L. _____ _____ , n11 (Iy 3 ___ ____ ,A1Wt,Won EMPLOYMENT 323.7832 EVENINGS 322 - 0612 3225152. 3227177 UNHAPPY RENTERS Sanford, Florida fl7lI LaB*ETT MARIE SHARE, JACK WILLIAM SHARE, Ill, and. KARRIE RAE SHARE, has been flied in the above styled Court, and the you a$ the legal mother of the miner children .ou? a be adopted In this proceeding are required to -. - - FACED WITH p DRINKING Phone 6473333 Write P.O. Box 1213 children, LORI ANN SHARE, . " 100 (2) 0 HOLLYWOOD $OIMRES(TUI-PRI) (4) MIDDAY (TUE-PAl) 'pi •THE YOUNG AESTIJS$ (TUI'ffiI) S ALL MY CHILDREN 130 (ID (1111 DAYS OF OUR LIVES M-94111111111 (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNJ (TUE-PAl) eli (2)0 DAYS OF 4J •flf5$ (2)0 TODAY (I) • CBS NEWS • 0000 MOIIIG UtERI. Carson. Guests: Robert Klein, .. AAA __ PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Can Help the Clerk of the Circuit Court on or RYAN'S HOPS 6:55 ,' Petition for Adoption of the mlncr Sufp,d *4., 8 p.m., 1301 W. First 81. DaIlIES ThislIe At Geld, 7:30 p.m., Eplaxpel pariah hO1, Enter te prise. OES 8i'sIe (1s$.r 3,8 p.m., Msecnlc Temple, ROW (TUE-PAl) Sanford, Fia. 32771 LYNDA C. SHARE NOTICE OF ACTION TO: JUDITHE N. SHARE Whose residence and mailing address are UNKNOWN YOU ARE NOTIFIED that a UaItid Methodlet aurch, 17., CI51bOlTy. flffj) (2) 0 NBC SPECIAL REPORT (PAl) (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR () EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS - - !N NI: THE AOQPTIQN BY Mta.. 5p4p $u'$, IrJ's. ____ _____ CPh Osece, 2 pin., Altwsc'4. Springs civic COlter. Ovsuakrs Aassy.eus, 7:30 p.m., tmlty '(2)0 AMERICA AUVEI (T Street lawyer and his frustrat- copyist. (R) Hwy. tr,fls Will*,,, 10 ..rn., . Qwrth; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Inn. (2) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD mId-nineteenth-century Wall ing encounter with a young (4) THE YOUNG AND THE AIU(WED.F) (2) POPI 001$ THE COUNTRY (MON) (I) PORTER WAGONER (TUN, ) (2) THE WEJI)RN EROTHERS M" (4) KUTANA 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY Classic short story about the . 12:00 (2)00(HEWS(TUE-PAl) $ am., MayfaIr Cow*ry Club _______ flIr'p (b lOam., Altamonte Sçrthg. Chic FS QiM TOM SI*led, apsekar. Diet W.rbsp, 10 am and 7 p.m., I4gomsry Ward, In Edata Mall. •YOU, THE SNVIRONMSN1' ANDCANCSR(MON) • EDUCATIONAL PROORAMMING (TUEJ.l) (WED) SCRIVENER Israel Horowitz dramatizes Herman Melville's -• - ______________________________ ISALCOHOLAPROBLEM IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON forfamiliesorfrlenthof 1. problem drinkers Forfurtherjnformatjoncall 647-3333 or write - Sanford Al-Anon Famliy Group PublIsh Dec. 20,27,55755 Jan. 3, 10, 1575 DEE.57 Wymore Rofi& AFTERNOON 1:30 i000 - . 1• Dipiáy Clerk Mall S.ut Se.s1e p4t, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, • CBS NEWS TU11141" 110 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (1UE,THW 2-COUNTRY FISHING (FIN) - _____________________________________ 1 ma.. riiiuiy OUIY. TUUIWAY,JANUARY4 CIVIL ACTION NO. 7S-2745.CA.251 WED.MJ) (4) Cs I GAOP~2 ,! Osteen Country Home on Lake Butler. 3 BR, 2 bath, 1 acre land. _______________________ 4-Personals 118111111014 Riliruet nub, 7:30 p.m., FfrM Federal of ,q__.__G_ - 11:66 (T'JE-FRI) • despair. (PLAZA ALAN ALDA WALTER MATTHAU Cel50, 31fl SpWmM (THU) 0 WATCH YOUR MOUTH "Mourning Becomes Electra: The Haunted" Lavinia retreats within the Manon mansion, reliving the tragedy of her mother in seclusion and CHILD1.5 • FAMILY FEUD (WED) . :` kitchen. Assume mortgage & Save. Price $22900 Country home .Jewett La. 3 OR, 2 bath, C.HIA, $32,900. ______ By Lea SUggs Altamonte dIgW Priser', spin., DsBar Ccnwi*y • SLACK AWARENESS million in gold supposedly hidden on Malinta Hill. (2 Hns) L TRADE ACCEPTED LOOK AT THISONE" DAI TV 3 Lines Minimum I It Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. Clerk of the Circuit I I, 7: p.m., Holidiyiln. Oseeiakn AU7RIN, 7:30 p.m., Sam s Francis. An American and his - MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Court (TUE.FR$) ®• LOVE OF UPS (TUE. PAl) THE LAW AND YOU (MON) : ______________________ Court on the 15th day of December 1571 WPDNAY,JANUARY3 Bithtd Op' (2) WHEEL OF FORTUNE 5,53 ..L . ' :L : -, -L,:: SIDE GLANCES HAL LBERT _____________________ - WITNESS WITNESS my hand and Mal of ___ __ OF ROSES PARADE (MOW) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER I DEADLINES Noon The Da Before Publication complaint. CALENDAR. BUILT THIS PLACE 1130 ' (2) (4) 8 0 TOURNAMENT 5:30 N. you for the relief demanded in the (MOW) MORNIING . , "' . ""L 41-Houses . . MUtIUAT thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Court on or before the 32nd day of January, 179, otherwise, a Y DAY11(1110 about to be married undergo a Critical test of their love when one of them is seriously Injured IN . L apt in private home in good neighborhood, 3225213 an 5p.m. ________ RATES ____________ Judgment may be entered against I WHO II Mature refined woman looking for itime ................. 43c a line1 3consecutjv,tirn,s . - 3k a line ____.l..._: ,Q Florida 32501, and fit, the original with the Clerk of the above styled (M Dukes, Andres Marcoviccl. CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS C 3 T - ONE SUPERLATIVE SONG . Two carefree young people. tlwplat thereof as rcordid In Plot i fg(5 DOUGLAS (TUE.F*) and Rick Jay; Gambling authority and rnaghClei ScWfli. '(4) 14EW8 .-' j9 CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 322-2611 831-9993 . . OREd 1. 111 111111111 1111111J) I - - ic Magicians David Copperfield 0 CBS MOVIE "Some Kind Of Miracle" (Premiere) David Lot 4. Block "0", WASHINGTON OAKS, SECTION ONE, according to has been-filed against you- and _____ _____________________________ -r'-£ --' you (7 _______________________________ ___________________________________________ C ___________________ wi'itten defenses, If any, to It on C. VICTOR BUTLER, JR. ESQ., 1113 _ East Robinson Street, Orlando, ~;t] mitts sod the bank where the (2) JEOPARDY stolen. nnanced. (R) ii I 1111 . H Book 14, Pages 7 and S of the Public Records of Seminole County, 111111 -. . . . _• . . ., . __________________________ County, Florida, towft: ,,.,, - I RJ!I that an action to foreclose mongge 1 T! j r" (MOW) link between a series of auto Forstund. Tom Jones. A staff iiu_uuu1 RELE covering the following reel and personal property in. Seminole • ELECTRIC COMPANY Kojak discovers a 0 BOWL .... I .:. . San". Florlds 3V71 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ______________________________________________________ .. I lOf McKay Blvd. I . . I, ~ . 11% 11 123 VAA , FAA~ ) NOTICE OF SUIT TO: GERALD FRAZIER and MARY FRAZIER 000 : .,.;~, : I .. ~,It F, Defendants. - (4)0 COTTON 12:40 (2) NEC MOVIE 'Pleasure ot 0 SWAT. Hondo and his 9:00 REPORT EDUCATIONAL PRO- i000 C2) CARD SHARKS 1237 a new sportscaster'lf she 3 I 0 THE 000 COUPLE its submerged remains. (!) Wednesday, Jan. 3,1979-1 1 B , Plaintiff, vs. 030 :,-. a . : . .. * L ~ GERALD FRAZIER and MARY FRAZIER, his wife, and AMERICAN STEEL FENCE CO., INC.. Florida corporation. 8 I Jarrod's client is found guilty ...d sentenced to jail, but the man escapes and comes back. ~ o ____ DINAHI . f America, *1 YOU 9:00 (2)®DONAHUE OM( THREE SONS • sov' 1200 tar ship is examined, along with m • Wit hospital. There, Sports Fans" Lou gives Mary the responsibility of hiring , YOGA • POLICE WOMAN Pepper Investigates a series of murderslnvolving the wives ofman who are patients at one panic- the sinking of the Titanic's all. CASE NO. 7$.27$.CA4f.P - CA : FEDERAL NATIONAL MOR. TOAGE ASSOCIATION, a cor. qaf Ian Organized and existing under the laws of the United States 1l [-1 rookie policeman. (R) 0 FLORIDA. ______ .0 'Calypsos Search For The Britannic" The mystery behind THE NEWLYWED GAME THE PIEWLYWED GAME 6:30 •ROCKFORD FILES Rockford investigates the supposedly accidental death of $ THE COUSTEAUODYSSEY 700 ()SEFUL! Brenda Boozer, Jim Fowler. e oo Evening Herald, Sanford, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Your lot or our lot. Y Enterprises, Inc. Model Inc., Realtor 4443013 YEAR END SALE I0to20 pct. off most rod Ireels in stock. Sanford Bait I Tackle Shop, cor. of Sanford Ave. I11th St. Jun Hunt Realty, Inc. 3521 PARK DR. 322.?l1I REALTOR AFTER HOURS 337.3591 .122.9211 372044$ M. Unsworth Realty REALTOR 3234061 ML! - MUST SELL. 2 BR house, Sanford. Make reasonable CASH offer Owner. Cozy) OR Town house, large eat In kitchen, over looking large pa tio. Only $23,300. STORAGE BUILDINGS- Built to last. Pie-assembled, delivered, setup I tied down, Willis Storage Buildings, Hwy. 17.92 N. 04 C5SeibitTtt. IS", In. Craftsman floor model drill press. Excellent condition. 3335500 or 322 7430. Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, Electric heajers; gas, electric stoves refrig. Furnishings I a Misc. Items. 317 Palmetto A ve. convermd VACANT older 2 story home, w.4 II. 2½ bath, needs some work. Owner Will hold. 1 yr. warranty. $15,500. REDUCED owner transferred must sell immaculate 3 BR, 2 Bath, Family rm. w.wet bar built in. Large Sc. porch, cozy fireplace, plus extra.. Don't wait call now. 144.500. beautifully landscaped yd. Quiet area. Warranted. w,M. Gooth - - 'bN SALE NEW twin size ben springs. & mattress 133.9$ as . C.j NEW cffie table with 2 fflatChIn9 and tables in. Sanford - Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of 55510(1. 3321721. ----a- KENMORE WASHER - Service. Used machine.. Parts. 333-0457 __________________ Beauty Care lefrIgefator.Fr,espr IlFrostlesI-.CoIdspot $100 327.4733 unless vehicle is sold. Call 253 1311 for further details. Csramklus --I 504 70 Nova, body & engine good cond. $630. Utility trailer, 373 3672 $150. WE BUY CARS BUYER WILL COME TO YOU CALL 363 7413 Home Improvements PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT 531 6439 531.6561 INSULATION- Baiting, blowing, RACO Foam, liberlgas & Cellu lose. Lowest prices. Call 321.0139 or 504734670$ collect. -. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING Si REPAIR S.G. BALINT &ASSOC. 3221665 PAINTING, CARPENTRY & CABINETS 3730429 TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrietl's Beauty Nook 319 E. 1st St., 337.5712 1111111111111 Light IieuNng _________ Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances 1. Misc. (LOCAL) 349.3371 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our SPecialty. 23 yrs. Exp. 4717611. Electrical Painting -. AAA PAINTING All types painting I house cleaning. Free Est 3234754. BOB FOLEY Wiring I Repairs Call 323941$ __ _ Groom ffigi Bosrng DANNYS PAINTING House Painting LIcensed.Insured.,Iled FREE Estimates, (3051 3224160 Interior Exterior . ANIMAL hAVEN rooming I Boarding, Thermoslat controlled heat. This is our 11th year-Thanks to You our Customers I Friends. Randall Row,,3fl.57$3 - MOONEY APPLIANCES )hsteelmw~ Lic. Bonded, Ins. 323.5300 _ ____ -_______________________ Oviedo, nice 3-7 ids ofstgrge I checked for Winter. _ DUE 10 DIVORCE company must sacrifice Singer push button sewing machine. Flip I sew needs someone to take over payments $13 mo. or pay bal. $120.12. Call 131.1114. Will deliver, no obligation. 333.7700 Lake Mary 3 OR, 11/a b split plan, easy conversion to professional Office, good location, $15,500. Crawford's Refrigeration: Have your heater or furnace serviced Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a publIc AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 730 It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. No charge other than $5 tegistralion fee I.teras.,ng Pluii*lsig SIrVICI . - ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repairs, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. Cds. Accept Rd 327I881 Saw FlNng OIL HEATER CLEANING 3233514 5346100 PRECISION SAW FILIN Let usflle your lawl American Rent All 122.9113 �. 1 2B-Evening '--;----;--,-, Herald, Sanford, Fl. p , ' r' r • • - ••f_ • (Following are some of the Seminole County area men and women who are serving In the armed forces of the United States u the new year begins.) THOMAS T.OBRIEN Navy Construction Recruit Valentine, lives at 355 Frances Ave., Thomas T Obrien, son of Thomas R, Cesselberry. and Carol M. Obrien of 503 Green. Briar, Altamonte Springs, has GARY F.SANOERSON completed recruit training at the Mal. Gary F. Sanderson, son of Naval Training Center, Orlando. Mr. and Mrs. Paul E. Sanderson of Paducah, Ky., has received his SHERRON L. HILL mailer of science degree at the Air Airman Sherron L. Hill. daughter Force Institute of Technology of Mrs. Evelyn T. McClure of (AIT). His wife, Mary, is the Fairview, N. C., has been daughter of William H. Wight of 226 assigned to Dyess AFB, Tex., for N. Scott Ave., Sanford. duty In the U. S. Air Force food 4 ; f 'JA"( ~) BORDEN . -- -- . . . rvice \ ih, we plan ahead to have arrçlq guan tt. If an advertised item 1411$ out, is, es iIl offer I ) di t41I priced I re.cbecfr or - f IvI)bl, offer a Sutlittute of at eat boa1 nbC 15 i,o CRACKERS )CA1'Q I! GEORGE CHAPa1A11&%a CUeCaWg furnace inter... FLAIR PEN TRANSFERRED I CANDY CASTLE PRE$CRIPflON ORDER ThAT COSTS 3.90 b UP. NOT TRANSFERABLE BETW EN 1111.11"" 1111.11"" THAT COSTS 1,96.2.86. NOT TRANSFERABLE BETWEEN SUPERX STORES. LIMIT 1 PRESCRIPTION PER COUPON PER FAMILY. EXPIRES: JAN. 6 VELOPES /' ON ANYNEW OR TRANIIRRID . . PRESCRIPTION ORDER Box of 100 Assorted flavors. LIMIT 1 PRESCRIPTION PER COUPON PER FAMILY. EXPIRES: JAN. 6 3 • Airman First Class Donna S. Meyer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. PFC Joseph A. Serraes, son of Jack C. Hendricks of 404 Satsuma ,, Sanford, has arrived for duty at Alex and Evelyn Serraes, E. Woodland Drive, Sanford. has Bitburg AS, Germany. received letters of commendation from his commanding Officer at the EDWARD 0. WELCH Rhein-Main Replacemen t Detach. Airman Edward 0. Welch, son of mint, 21st Replacement Battalion, retired Air Force Senior Master where he has been stationed for a Sergeant and Mrs. Edward J. Welch year, processing Incoming troops, of 10911 Phillips Dr., Upper and commander at his former duty Marlboro, Md., has completed Air base. the U.S. Army Armor Center Force basic training at Lackland and Fort Knox AFB, Tex. ' ENERAL ELECTRIC STEAM & PRAY, DRY / : IRON Ihi1 L . Rig. 16.97 F-92 I9' COUGH FORMULA _______ ______ TOUCH ELECTRIC Clow ____________ a KOTEX Banishes Itig. 24.88 WOMAN'S S.ICTRIC RAZOR Model IWER.4000 60* 0139 io L' 3WV WDRYER 79!. - 16 II. on. RATRIL - -. .=•,-. - w-_ - - - b- -- a20 2.1/2' :' - ", JACKSONVILLE The U.S. Army Recruiting ennoimc*I a new two-year enliatinent program. It has been more thin tTh years since a two-year enliatment program was used In the AU.Vohaisr Army. Under the new program, enlistees can accumulate up to $7,01 for a college or vocational education. TM two-year option was ivsIIsbli to a limited number ousliflad sonlicants as of I . Wrap yourself in soft 1 II , • P TTERIES 1 'ø "N Pack of 2, size C; ____ II COLM FILM EACH Rig. 7.11 - 12iuioms .4 An aIUOI'& benefit of the program Is a guaranteed duty M.MAY COLOR 'INVAMM In Europe. SUPER ..' choices in this program will be limited to Combat Arms or Combat Support Military Occupational Spiclaltles. To Wy for the special two-year enliotzn,n$, applicants mot. have ne prior military service, be a high school graduate, scare in ow erlsvslmltegorlason the ArmYsenliatment jumlnation and agree to am four years in the Individual Ready Ruem after release from two years of active duty. Approximately 12,106 slots will be available in 1676 to male and fmsle high school grad" For more Information contact the Army r.pre.enta6e In your ares They are Hated in the t.l.ulione yellow neu wider J SHADOw400 MAN MINOR IUMULIN . RIcH oiøI REVLON r" I _ MASCARA OF A1.MAY INCH LASH I . • ; JAN, 6,oroO4ot. . He alas owned Muvay Body Woeb for makSng surreys and a S ' .................-- - - -. : ' -. - -. -- .- . -. ' -, - , -. ' ' r -' - '' - --- -- - , . . .._.., ... . , , ._. .w e., . . . ._ . . ... I'I remember the first street car; It WU - qwi• a me aSs AY OWN FIN * - De you recugeis, this old two-dory house? Surely there meet be some old4lmor In the Sanford area who can h4 solve the mystery of whor, it Is (or was). picture was probably taken In 1* or 1167 and shows thenowners, Mr. and Mrs. wmI E. Murray; their daughter, Ella Mae (hi lam) holding her baby; Sisila Mae Babbit, three du1lin whose lle4ltles are net known; and Ella's young son, Earl Townessid Ware, on dn'uk,y. Wis, now %Isla$aidordthiswsskefleranabsmc.o176 years lashing tar the sid hentetesi kog"ipw4dby his wlfl, Ware canw beck to this ar.sfrvmhis home Is Pini Grove1 CaIIL, to visit old Menda, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Daboll .03 7*m In las, LlBgWSid. They arrived Dec. Il ad pis to lea,. Saturday. Worn rbers theAhis gridber Murvey owned a twoderyhomezaftve.acre piece andthdheowneda.factory tll for man.0b* irnIIiS this for Wo. fNfli.. mery was tbeouly lose of Its khiidintheares and they °° ObtWid md km do DEVELOPING &PRINT1NG UPERX. DRUGS .2438 FRENCH AVE. SANFORD, FU, PH. 3224270 I S Reg. 2.99 • AT OILV IN tau ff". IOS I MASCARA £141M &l4VIW. " EVEREADY SIZE U 1 ALUM FOW15 CIUj i IN cgMO431- 99$ pa 9V0h,elfl9li pack. Reg. 1.79t01.99 I _I __ 4 Missing ADYALKAUM EVERE LWLU 111110111111111111111111111 - .-,. The House DE? _____ RIVION "r.11111114 N"r.11111114 I CquafuVS$, SUPO ,,. 429 Rig. 3.69 and 3.99 Reg. W. V.., .. - PACK Pea BATH SHEETS " REFiLL COLDS A ( ................ MOP EACH P110(15 CHILDREN'S 5.1/2' HEAVYWEIGHT I• 1 4menl 4 P an ufluIS * SPONGE 'k J 14.99 FOR • . _____ ~_-.4 P k ... CONGESPIRIN Army Begins New ::: .. a - -% m000 Reg. V. . NeNd '.- Today for household choreal ROLLERS A . . PbiNi bY T MRS. McMURRER moving out Just In case i ....,, PAIN PIUSVIR 5• I 111L AIRMAN WELCH -j . BROOM Lightweight, easy-to-use helpers Reg. CH-1 / If IPONGE MOP )r ANGLER Sam CLOCKS EI8N ,.• ;!1 SHAMPOO TREATMENT WI$TCLO* BIG SIN OR BABY SIN Disinfects as it removes stains I I CEDAR AFTER _ I 1.04 %punuill gum 11 CLAIROL RV ilIV VI I GUY ATT 1 CLAIROL -F -V N 2 _ COFFEE FILTERS mrw o,7sa. I ooisoa..&-14 `19 13.89 LU$ Model 13972 Rig. 19.86 ii LIGHT DAYS 18 Rig. PANT1- drying effects of heated air. Gallon site. 459 PR HIIMIflIFWR ______Model IST.1 ARROW IiII BOWL 9 CLEANER I,I HANKICRAFT COOL-VAPOR kaw - iblu m i .-..-• (tJj) pi1 REMINGTON VANISH TOILET pwo . shaving dual head. Travel case. . creeftOW roftma= 6_W I I4lI4 14 III 14I S _____ RAZOR •... . .. The $1.50 Increase would not by 11*" saId Parke. He exThat marketing program be Instituted Immediately, plalned a sudden Increase of had profits Includes more direct mail and according to Kevin Rorke, thftt magnitude might cause salesmen efforts to all new general manager for Cable- Cablevision to lose ctntomers In Sanford' subscribers, according to vision. Instead It will probably who could not afford the added Rorke, and has mulled in a be instituted in Increments over cost right now. 100subscrlber-Increase In r the next one to two years. If The rate hike would apply rate or flD.11 S&U ROfilIc. Rorke assumed his CurTent Qmn PA In ChAh l...f fnii, mnntha position with the firm in The current $6.50 per month October and was not present in August when the firm first Mgt rate th75 cents to$1below the with the commlon on the rate state average, commented increase request. However, he Rorke. W111 present "One aspect of our financial proposal to thecommission position Is our low rates," said later this month and said he will Rorke. "me average In the \ hit on a familiar theme: state is about $7.25 or p7.50 at CablevIsIon's failure to make a this point With Herald PW I Ties VIsome profit In Sanford. provided. By Was service I According to recently mean fewer channels." Jeremy Walsh and David Fogg swap cool breathe as they wait for school COOL DAYS, completed audit, Cablevision's bus for Goldsboro School this mcrnlng at Eastwood Court and Airport Cablevision increases Its Sanford operation lost $110,000 revenues, the city would gain Boulevard, Sanford, Temperatures dipped Into the 20s for the second COOL DAYS In 1677, saId Rorke. more In its franchise fee straight night Wednesday - but a warming trend was predicted. Story, The tom Is nothing new, he charged to Cablevision. Page SA. Other photos, Pages 2A, Sit, added. Under tarsus of the franchise "We've never had profits in agreement between thle city and Senfos'd," co,nzns'ted Rorke. Sanford gets eight"In an4cn.-isaif Saban To Coach At West Point of the operation you espect that, but menus the company derives net in the later years."f rom Sanford subscribers of ___ Lou Sabaa, coach of the The Clock ........ 4-A Horoscope ....................CORAL GABLES (UPI) TWO l$CtOl5 dfrSCtIy $17,100 annually whichever is Aromd University of Miami for the last two seaseis, will become Bridge ....................4-B HsqItaI ...................I-A Cablevision's losses In SuifOrd gre 0 of the United Stales Military Academy, UM .0we its low rates and the Cablevision currently pays caie.ur ................. 2-B Obituaries ................I-A ficlals a.uiced today. ______ somber of sUbscribers t ClOud......................OURSELVFS .............1.8 the $17,100 fee to the city, Crossword ................. ' 4-B Sabsa, who took over the Hurricanes' striggliag ci". Herbs because eight-and-one-half football program In December 1671, was talkies to West In the Orange-SemInole percent Of b Sanford remuse Editorial ..................4-A Sports ....................7.A Dear Abby ................ 1-B Television ................2-B Point officials today aid was aol Immediately available Rorke ash. Dr. Lamb .................4-B Weather .................. 1-A eummoL So. CAIV, Page 2* aorthsn averages abnat 0 _______ REGINALD DAVIS S S'S LIMIT 1 PLEASE I Jan. 2L I' REMINGTON '\ j ____ Model . approved this month, the first only to regular cable fee, said percent of the homes that could step Increase would come In Rorke. The Home Box Office have cable. Sanford's 2,300 late February or March, (HBO) service would not be subscribers amount to about 30 affected, because Its rate Is percent of the homes that could Orange-SemInole Cablevision commented Rorke. Cablevision rates are regulated by the Federal receive cable service, he added. will take another crack at getting the ceiling for its regulated by the city corn- COInnUmICItIO'II Commission. Because of the lower-thanThere are no plans to up monthly rat. in. Sanford in. mllon, average number of subscribers, i ftm $LU to08 when It "I don't think we'4 Cablevisign has begun --ow-ften" 2. 100 CT. 48$ _88$ I I Spec. 4 Reginald Davis, son of Mr. Airman Charles R. Dowell, son of and Mrs. Wilbur Davis, IIO Llncolh Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Dowell of 317 Ave., Sanford, recently was W. Main Ave., Longwood, has assigned as an assistant tank oraduated at Lackland AFB, Tex., crewman with the lst Armored Division in Bamberg, Germany. from Air Force beak training. •- .' Herald Staff Writer KLEENEX FACIAL TISSUES $ Navy Seaman Randall R. Marine Private James E. Bolt, Williams. son of Robert C. and son of James C. and Barbara A. Bolt Marie L. Williams of 704 Pescador of 217 Canyan Court, Winter Springs, Ave., Altamonte Springs, has has completed recruit training at completed recruit training at the the Marine Corps Recruit Depot, Naval Training Center, Orlando. Parris Island, S.C. '--.. 4 r- . . . JAMES E. BOLT - .. r By MAX ER&IIETIAN ROBITUSSIN .., $ ' ..,.:'.J-.t ! oA p ' ?,I fabric window temperature dial . : - $BAGS FOR AbfRObItt% Inetant spray button, water '. FOR - - 4VARIETIES YOUR CHOICE 2 PMKS. Excludes brth.controI pills. Cable TV Firm E yei ng Rate Hike In SanfordV-.* dI "' CANDY SATHER'S COOKIES STORES. Excludes birih-control pills. v JOSEPH AipSEPRAES ..- . w - . 3 00 I God A ON ANY NEW ON tinesu of 1042 Bluebell Drive, completed recruit training at the Casselberry, is currently on an Naval Training Center, Orlando. extended deployment in the Mediterranean Sea. DONNAS.MEYER .. .- . - .. STUART R.MARTINEAU CHARLESW. FLANDERS Navy Chief Boiler Technician Navy Seaman Recruit Charles W. Stuart R. Martineau, son of Flanders, son of Grace S. Flanders Raymond J. and Loretta A. Mar. of 2502 W. First, Sanford, has . . .. S central air and heating system. He said he has been unable to find asleep. Her husband had left a note saying he wasn't feeling well Chances are, had the Incident gone undetected the inhaling of and had gone to bed early. Her daughter, 13-year-old Victoria, a natural gas would not have been fatal, Chapman said. However, according to Chapman, if there was a malfunction in the air student at South Seminole Middle School, was vomiting, Mrs. McMurrer described the events this way: "I was taking care of my daughter when I heard my husband 'Thank scream.He apparently had tried to get out of bed and fell. "At that point he went into convulsions, It was a lucky thing he for acreamedorl wouldn't have gone into the room. "I knew I needed help that's when I called my son. I didn't conditioning or heating system related to a combustion problem, realize he was sick. He came staggering In and fell down. and that went undetected, all of the oxygen In the house could "It was frightening. You don't know who to run to first. I guess h.ua ian 4ap 1 aid the family esul4 ha v e firil" us, ,ni'I you jIM naturally hdP the mis. mcMurrer contacted Sanford police and the faintly was Mrs. McMurrer said the entire family was Ill about two weeks treated by Sanford Fire Rescue personnel and Herndon am- ago but It was diagnosed as the flu. She said that's what she bulance attendants before being transported to Florida Hospital. suspected when she first arrived home Wednesday evening. Altamonte for two hours of oxygen treatment. She said she felt fortunate that she had not spent the entire The family, including retired New York City policeman John A. evening at home with her family because she might have been McMurrer, 43, and his son John S. McMurrer, 15, a student at overcome by the gas as well. "Thank God for bingo," she said. r = officer Candidate School (OCS). ------ ' She said when she arrived her husband and son were both a gas leak. / present rank upon graduation from ----. .. bingo. FW HENRY C. THURSAM STEVEN I. FOILES Navy Counselor First Class Henry Navy Ensign Steven B. Foiles, Son C. Thursam, son of Henry C. and Margaret Thursam of SI Volusia of retired Lt.Col. Forrest L. FoileS of Drive, DeBary Is on an extended 116 Holderness Drive, Longwood, deployment in the Mediterranean has been commissioned in his nmayais I IBOXES Okinawa. AIRMAN SERRAES ... . GREAT TASTE TREAT FOR YOUNG AND OLD SCHOOL BOXES 200 CT. reported for duty aboard the Air. Drive, Longwood, has been craft carrier USS Independence, promoted to his present rank while homeported in Norfolk, Va. serving with 3rd Marine Division on CHARLES I. DOWILL - - • - - - - 'cns FOR 291!1J Navy Ship's Serviceman Seaman FREDRIC MARK BLOCKER Recruit Walter G. Jordan Ill, IOV of Marine Corporal Fredric Mark Sue A. And Walter G. Jordan Jr. of Blocker, son of William E. and 212 Flamingo Drive, Sanford, has Virginia Blocker of 331 Windsor RANDALL R.WILLIAMS 3J$ NOD THIS 1W 6TH CIGAR STYLE FILLER PAPER AA" - ByDENNISFEOIA Lyman High School are resting today at a relative's home In Herald Staff Writer Casselberry. It was at the moment she heard her husband scream, Elizabeth McMurrer also sustained several broken teeth and injured his McMurrer said that she realized It was odorless and colorless gas leg when he fell, his wife iajd. w . urge uaman, superintendent for Florida PublicUtifity Gas "lm't ask me how Iknew," Mrs. McMurrer said. "But, as soon Company, was at the McMurrer home at 230 Pine Winds Drive In as be screamed I turned off the heat." the Hidden Lake subdivision this morning checking the problem. Mrs. McMurrer credits her having gone to bingo with saving He said while the cause of the problem instill unknown, be serious harm. She arrivedat her Sanford her family from ith McMurrersus ects home at 11 p.m. Wednesday after spending the evening playing bingo rank while serving with 3rd Marine Division on 2LW Sao. Gas Overcomes 3 In Sanford Family AIRMAN FROST IL We want to set what w advertise w l qq retired Army Setgeant First Class ELMER GRIFFIN and Mrs. Rodgers T. Peterson Sr. of Marine Private First Class Elmer 2110 Kewannee Trail, Casselberry, Griffin, son of Princeila Griffin Of 77 has received his first promotion in Selma Court, Altamonte Springs, the U. S. Air Force. has been promoted to his present - AIRMAN FARRIER AIRMAN DOWELL LIMIT 1 PLEASE Sanford. Sanford, Florida 32771-Price 15 Cents 'I Heard My Husband Scream' 19 ROUND 1/2 GALLON 11116 0sissIlIV I Thursday, January 4, 1979--Vol. 71, No. 118 ICE CREAM service field. Her father, Jesse E. Hill, resides at 2706 Magnolia Ave., NODGER T. PETERSON JR. Se IL the 43rd Engineer Battalion at FOR Binning, Ga. His mother, Betty ._..t '-a-- -- _______ Mrs. Eldon L. Hambleton of 231 Force aircraft maintenance field. Eldorado Drive, DeBary,to the rank of airman first class at Yokota AFB, NATHANIEL BRYANT Japan. Marine Lance Corporal Nathaniel Bryant, on of Willie L. Bryant Sr. of 1511 Lincoln Ave., Sanford, has been WALTER W. WILLS promoted to his present rank while Spec. I Waiter W. Wills, son of serving with the 2nd Marine Cliff Wills, 1321 Carlsbad, Orlando, Division, Marine Corps Base, Camp recently was assigned as an Lc(eune, N C. Rodger T. Peterson Jr., son of Tha NATHANIEL JOHNSON JAMES R. SMITH RONALD W. DOWELL Pvt. Nathaniel Johnson, son of Mr. Maintenance Hull Navy The U.S. Air Force has promoted and Mrs. Earl Johnson, Sanford, completed One Station Unit Technician Second Class James R. Ronald W. Dowell, SOfl of Mr and Mrs. Wesley Dowell of .117 E. Main, Training (OSUT) at Fort Benning, Smith Jr.. son of Peggy J. and James R.Smith Sr. of 176 Lake Longwood, to the rank of airman Drive, Longwood, recently par. first class. DAVID W. VICK ficipated in exercise "Unitas XIX."His Wife Debra, is the Marine Lance Corporal David W. daughter of Carroll R. and Carol N. LAWANN E. FARRIER Vick, son of Jolene Mercier of SO? Dickerson Of 520 Orange Drive, Select ed for training at Keesler Grandview Way, Casselberry, Altamonte Springs. AFB, Miss., in the personnel field recently participated In exercise after completing basic training at "Firex 2.75" at Marine Corps Base, Lackland AFB.Tex.,ls Airman Camp Lejeune, N. C. LaWann E. Farrier, daughter of Mr. PHILLP E. FROST Airman PhilIpE. Frost, son of Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Anderson Sr. of SAMUEL J. DESCHAMPS and Mrs. Isaac J. Frost of 595 632 Mays Ct.,Orlando. Her husband, Samuel J. Deschamps, son of Mrs. Orange Ave ,Longwood, has been Air Force Sergeant Alvin W. Robert Babbitt of 126 W. Bay Ave., Farrier , is the son of Mr. and Mrs. selected for technical training at LOO9WOOd, has received his first Sheppard AFB, Tex., in the Air Clarence Farrier of Altamonte promotion in the U S. Air Force. Force aircraft maintenance fleid. Springs, Fla MARK SANDERS CAROLYNJ.ANOREW Navu Aviation Electronics Ten. rhnlcian Third Class Carolyn J. U.S. Air Force Staff Sergeant Andrew, daughter Of Lawrence C. Mark Sanders, son of Mrs. Edith and Frances C. Andrew of 633 Sanders of 1112 E. Eighth St., Ivanhoe Way, Casselberry, has Sanford, has arrived for duty at reported for duty at Naval Air Bitburg AS, Germany. Station, Jacksonville, Fla. KURT J. CULVER Airman Kirt J. Culver, son of Mrs. THOMAS E.oARclA Judith J. Culver of ltd Great Bend The U. S. Air Force has promoted Road, Altamonte Springs, has been Thomas E. Garcia. sonof retired Air selected for tenchical training at Force Chief Master Ser geant and Shep rd AFB, Tex., in pa the Air H . Wednesday, Jan. 3, 1q79 In - r .- p Ltg aLt bi rnifl9 EARL WARE blaII1 shop on First Street. He timIJfl,fI there was a little creek that ran aiongalde Ui. property. There was an artesian well that enabled them to have ncrAM waiter on the wicond Iltiory as well. Wam In nd an of dw location of a* UN are many Incidents from his clüliood here that stand out In his memory. "I remember the first attest car; It was quit, a big g,H said 1 1110I NOUSK Page � 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, January 03, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 03, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, January 03, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ff9a62638926487b93ff5bbc2e287095.pdf fb48b4031b1eac4a20e642649c1b59b0 PDF Text Text 0—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDE Monday, Jan. 1, 197 THE ASe-1lONS MAVE! CAN DIG UP C 1IR1Y YEARS 33 (MYZOOT surr wrrH RNIG) 1 41 1 Wisdom 9 Burmese cu SEEMQOlT-4ES YEAH ... HE'D IO( c3EETi ',Ou i THE OF10E MY REr PL,ET RIG-rrOFP W Answer to Prev io us Puzzle ACROSS 40 Ctqyman s by Chic Young IAI beverag e 1 42 Port of Rome Choral work 46 Hot spring 14 Lifted 50 Mideast 15 Ideal gas 'i lo i n 52 Gold (Sp) A 56 Perceive 57 Old frontier : point YOU WON THE LOTTERY IS YOUR NAME BAILEY? WHAT i t il 36 Stench 10 Hindu ascetic 39 Each I I With fFr) b vArI 4 and lung problems that moved effect of making them live at to a higher elevation and they altitude. The more severe thit claimed to feel better than ever lung disease a person has Um with no problems. less likely he Is going to be abl( I want to move to an altitude to tolerate altitude. of about 5,000 feet. It won't be damp like it is back East, but I You should realize that yot 110 111 - - 17 Sansom __________ 19 — - 12 - - - 20 — — — — — - 10 WAX -H AW MM _____________________________________ 3' 32 34 5 - - - - 0 36 39 38 37 1 L U- J _-i ' I 1 I RIGHTO, ___Lz1 LADIES 410 IS SPONSORING U A CHICKEN DINNER! ET IT 1~4 HEADLINES HO?S THIS? FOR THE F RO NT PAGE.' - I A - Jw ° I 57 N ______ - NNER DI W'I'i' - ByBERNiu CE THEYK %VE1CPQG A Th T 114E CF 'FCtITh114G. IT VXR REX— ESTATE WITH '' - I OUT ' \ PROPERTY TAX I 4'iIJG •—_"•"------ I . 1i1- in- as well as more corn- appraise selfishly. So long 53 you consider the her guy, municative a Now.Wl.SI)JMb CAPRICORN (Dec. = 24an. gbod things ctui happen. CANCER (June 21-July 22) If 19) You're likely to have a chance today to put to use you're not careful of what you personally a lesson you've say today you run the risks of ?' learned from a painful past something slipping out that will experience. Like to f in d out be dif ficult to retract. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) more of what lies ahead for you by Al Vermeer ISCI rM GONG TO TEAC-H YM M SKATE, HOLLYHOCK! Yo ur methods today are novative and farseeing. OUT ..9() ( REALLY 7 CH, I ALREADY KNOW QUITE A BIT YMAT DO YOU KNOW ' NT U IF in 1979? Send for your cop of Something you're involved in ON THE ICE DON'T ~~ ? Astro-Graph Utter by malling requires more resources than cents for each and a long, you have at your disposal. You self -a ddressed, stamp ed en- may have to iearth for a UR NECK! PRISCILLA. 0 1:917)$1 / VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) As Box 489, Radio rity Station, Be sure to sr*cify long as everyone is cordial N.Y. 10019. _____ you'll be as happy as a lark. birth sign AQUARIUS (Jan. 20- reb. 19) Unfortunately, with the first Don't take anything at face encounter of a negative invalue today, especially things dividual you'll go Into a tailspin. LIBRA (Sept. 23-Od. 23) You involving money. There are hidden benefits as well as can pass the buck only so long pitfalls, but each will have to be today. If you pile one too many things on others. You'll find dug o 01 0 ._I byStoffel&_ Helmdahl BUGS SUNNY I L'P NEW 65AIL-- NAME IT HOW ' 9PL whole ii PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) A 1 ____ Y EAUTI YOU portunities, but you'll tire for you today, but earlier than usual and could end are willing to share them your good fortune will be doing things the hard way. without TAURUS (April VIIIMay 20) happiness. I _____ _____________ am IT'6 "ELESS!I CAN'T .' --- YR . i.•. . A MAtGIED u . . 0', . L • . . iLl 0 1032 V K 1074 0 8762 4K Q c . ' ' 'IJi or CaL ,. wI'I-iOu (5 eveN P0 . • ,'f_;L' . • ... a .••. , .• •.• • •• ''' '.' ' ' By Oswald Jacoby I 4' A 53-year-old Sanford A Washington reader asks 108 Marvin Ave. Police said they believe Bray and another man %'er of the van which collided with the car, lie was . •' . : Liii ' . .•. ________________________ . bY ei•W, •. . I . / &ATh. \ ( WAIT A MlWUtE!..' . ( ,..\ TOAST 1D TAL CRUPPY1 i NEW Police said an employee • ' - I _____ I '' via I ii . 1'___ - - - — r _• - b -. a .e -e • -- a a_ - - ----------- _. . - - - .... Askew, 50, i joining the 'Miami law firm of Greenberg, family. eloquent farewell address "Florida is on the cutting He says he might join the during Graham's installation as edge of an international tomor. Carter administration in a the 38th governor, "It has been row, a tomo rrow that will see us couple of bears if President a privilege for us to have inereasingly as a bridge bet. Carter wins re election. lie - represented you ... Our children ween the northern and southern would like to be a roving, in. have literally grown up in the ___________________________________________ continents and increasingly as ternational ambassador. Today Dr. Lamb Horoscope B Around TheUock 4-B Bridge Hospital ......3A Calendar IA 4-B ............ - - - - - -- No .. some 4-/% . Number Incoming calls and i n. terference on some lines during the morning at The Evening Herald. A I spokesman 2-B 4_ft 4-B Problems with telephone service caused delays in She added that members of the organization have currently added to the program when service was Stopped to those volunteered to use their own cars to help deliver meals in Uie SCA homebound, elderly by the Sem inole County Federation of Senior program now and assisted with deliveries one day this week. OASIS was transferred there from Mother project taken on by the organization is the raisin another MOW program formerly managed by SCA. - pray I have been true to that pledge" 0m1c5 OURSELVES .............I.B shouldnothaveaddedthe21per5Onstotheprograminthefi Sports ................. 7-A (.rosswo place, but co uld not play God and say some people sho uld not eat. Television 2.11 Editorial Herald Staff Writer Mrs. Robinson said her organization will prepa re and deliver Wea th er .. 2.A Dear Abby one- hot meal daily to the 15 if they are dropped, or will begin new Not only will the Free Sisterhood No. 18, Modern, Free and service to 15 others of those on the 12person waiting list Mrs. Accepted Masons of the World, Order of Eastern Star of Perry has of homebound elderly seeking the meals. "We will prepare t heir meals, make arrangements for them to Sanford, provide one hot meal daily to 15 needy home bound elderly in the Sanford area in the new year, but It will also take get to their doctors and pick their medicines — an yt hing we o care of their other needs according to Mrs. Eddie Robinson, can do to make their lives more pleasant," said Mrs. Robinson, district matron of the organization. noting that Mrs. Thelma Hoimes, matron of the local chapter, Health and Rehabilitative Services to drop 15 of the 21 persons she - of my life' years. of my life," he said in a brief, involved in the plans and works with her. Mrs. RObirmh said she read in The Evening Herald of the "1 will be opening my telephone for a heartline to meet any difficult decision Mrs. Grace Perry, director of the Meats on Wheels (MOW) program for Seminole Community Action. may emergency for them as often and in any way we can," she said "We read the article in the newspaper about the dangeIII of these have to make to exclude 15 persons from the 61 clients she is PeoPlebelngdropped.SinceweareanorganizatIofloutto 0 p 0 serving with one hot meal daily. Comm Unity, we believe help is needed here as badly as with anything we coUld find," Mrs. Robinson saict, Mrs. Perry received instructiom from thestate Department of W N(01 ( I Products in Longwood. best years Graham is "well qualified d knowledgeable," Askew d f his successor. -,His administration begins on a note of high hope and in a moment of great promise." State govern. ment "will be in good and able hands." rry, " ' COO L. P 6"IMAT 0;vio WORL-P! ouw! night at American Wood 'Among the By DONNA ESTES .. . by T. K. Ryan found beside Bray's body. "These have been good years for my family and me — almost certainly among the best years For __ • TUMBLEWEEDS were involved in an at tempted burglary Monday Economic development has day I would make errors, and I be en Askew's number one Askew said he expects in- .,*raurig, Hoffman, lApoff, Weunternational business and trade 'tel and Wolff. The firm has to become a vital part of the leased a $457,000 oceanfront state's economy in the coming condominium for the Askew Eastern Star Vows Me'als,, Oth er 1Aid Homeboun d JIf;J',1 ONIN $2,000 worth of tools taken from the business were . - . a charged with violating the right of way. you! ____ Longwood police said of 101 Hickory Tree Road In Loongwood was the dri. CMERE I'LL Bit NEEPIN' I the body nearby. to jury duty when the accident occurred at U.S. 17- 811r, CAR014F ISN'r 7NE ONLY JYAiC1US SPeCrArOR... . Thomas Bray of Shenan- MY Ou say the hand . note of high hope and in a nio.ment of great promise." reported her husband had a history of hea rt trouble. am most popular, said he leaves they arrived and found a hole in a tin siding wall and 17-92, was found dead Just outside Hilton Cabinets at a crossroads for all the globe." they be errors of inaction. And I industry and business. Askew, the state's longestserving governor and one of its ministration Is beginning "on a rnher's condition after an auto accident this I nr edi was driving his m other 9 and Park Drive at 8:36. Florida. discovered by police when Police said Bray's wife "I said on my Inauguration . eight years among the best in an sure I have. But I also priority for the last couple of his life and predicting "an' pledged then they would not be years. He has made two international tomorrow" for errors of unconcern, nor would oversees trips trying to rccrult in Longwood. Police said Elmer doah Village, 4220 Highway Herald Photo by Tom Vincent See GRAHAM, Page 2A (UPI) governor's mansion, of the store called police at 7:30 a.m. to report the burary. The body was Sherif Vs Department Capt. Jay Leman checks his mom TALLAHASSEE, ! 'with a great sense of satisfaction as a difficult and demanding stewardship comes to an end." He is confident Florida's future will be bright and believes the Bob Graham ad THAT'S (For a copy of jA C08y moi),. ERN send $1 to Win at Bridge," care of this newspa. per,, P.O Box 489, Radio City In seven spades doubled." . heart attack early this morning during a burglary ' (NEWSPAPER FINITFRIIIIIIS works for all the people rather than to detail — Gov. Ileubin Askew stepped Burglary Fouled By Heart Attack what the chance Is of picking side of the table you are identified with. He opened ychic one-spade bid in third seat and in no time at all found himself playing Graham used the address to try to inspire a commitment from the people and lay down his general phi losophy of a government that just not concerned about their Seminole County ranked 23rd .. I Graham bounded down the steps of the executive mansion greeting frds and relatives with "hell toops good mo rning" lie r ode in a drizzling rain to a prayer service where the minister asked divine disease as opposed to men. "Another reason is that th ere In syphilis reported cases Volusis County had no change man ipparently died of a It is approximately one In serves as governor, said this unique ex- Askew Sees Flo As Hub Of W r in the gonorrhea rate to two factors. names of the people they have ut Of 29 in svphilis cases. id.LEONARD KRANSDOXF .A2Jth _f"J1i tomato picker, policeman and oyster shucker to learn the concerns of the people he now Florida in which "we will all be friends and cabinet officials, including newcomers Ale neighbo rs and families" iorney General enera JiminSmith m and cre ary 0f Secretary The impact of these "workdays'_ was o State George Firestone VIOUSin his 2minute inaugural address, in Several hours before be I smilingwhich he constantly referred to them. as thestate's 3&h ovemor, a ha health and don't know the out of 29 in gonorrhea and 24th down today calling the last Alan: "Do you think this hand actually happened?" Oswald: "Maybe, maybe not. Victor Mollo reports it, but Bob and Victor might well have contrivpd it. In any event South " and Alan Sontag Rehabilitritive Services. Based on 29 cities a are just some people who are population of more than 50,000 slam." Opening lead:*A . . 1I I .. ultrasuede mach-colored suit. The 42-year-old new governor, an exsenator who worked at 100 odd jobs including Midway sections of Sanford, state Department of Health and trumps, saw the king fall, drew the rest of the trumps and had made his silly grand Dbl. Pass County, 493 compared to 351 secoreling to Price. Price attributed the increase ., heart, laid down the ace of pass 10 Pass Pass Pass 7 and close staff which one observer described as "kind of dramatic." "There was just a nice sense (of accomplishment). Everybody shook hands." said Press Secretary Steve Hull Taking office with Graham were his lie utenant overnor , Marianna farmer Wayne U Ile main reason cited was with 28 while Orange County the difficulty women have in had 91 cases compared to 59 the . / business suit and his lucky campaign lie, stamped with tiny maps o an ex Mrs. Graham wore exensive, pensive, Sanford," Price said. before, according to Jack Most of the reported cases Worten, chief of the venereal were in the Goldsboro and disease control program for the "41 ruff with his nine of trumps. #KQJNI$4 p the Poor . . queen of clubs on his part. ner's ace and now his king of Vulnerable: East-West clubs had fallen also. Bob Dealer: 0 ruffed back to dummy with a I' ________ I governor a, one minule after midnight In a "Considering the population the year before; Orange County of the city, I wo uld say that 3,384 cases compared to 3,241 gonorr hea is really rampant in dur ing th e same period the year — I... ' ruhed dummy and, carefully led back dummy s six of clubs to IV 8 5 3 2 PASS Dbl. 60 Dbl. Rdbl. Dbl. 74 pan Pass to Price. .. - Daughter Suzanne, 11, an amateur photographer, confided that her father let her take pictures of him shaving this morning, "but he wo ul dn't let me take a picture of him blowdryrng his hair.' Seeking a common man image made diificul t by his background as a HarvardBeta Kappa mult im illionaire developer-rancher, Graham snubbed the traditional formal mo rn ing coat and top hat of past inaugurations. He wore a charcoal gray quIet moment at the mansion with his family State of Florida about 80 percent being between The majority of the county the ages of 17 and 25. gonorrhea cases were reported Gonorrhea cases reported in in the Sanford area, according neat by counties: Volusla $ . ited . Bob He was irrepressible, darting about, telling folks where to sit, but his four daughters, used to warm Miami Lakes, grumbled about the 43 degree tem pe rature. P reported to the Seminole There were five cases of Because of the inability of During the period of January County Health Department shffls co mpared to seven the women to detect the gonorrhea Seminole County last year through November in 1978 there compared to 351 during the year before, according to Jeff symptoms, most of those while reports of syphilis wero 493 casea of gonhea same Ume the year bef ore. ice, health field worker of the report ed cases were men, with and led Iiis nine of diamonds. West ducked and dummy's six of hearts was discarded. St.JTH IT! PETER'S / ' Tom The number of gonorrhea registered a decline. __________ I by cases has increased In "Tha t ft Ust w #K VAQJ9 4 A 3 #A17611 #"i) I PhØtO Seminole Gonorrhea Cases grand slam. 10964 X CANIT' BELIEVE _______ •.. . . •J Alan: VYN-A-M1TF;, ffiANI ISN'T I RICK HER INTO TELLING u.-.' — Ram ant In .. regardless of the consequences in favor or personal misfortune." ' Government can provide inspiration and opportunity," he said. "But only with yo ur personal participation, only with our ral dedi tionill e be able to find unity Net$ r. - . guidance for the new leader of 8.2 million lOFidillfl By the time the prayer service ended, the rain had stopped and fashion a stronger, happier community" He pledged to try to em ulate two of Florida's rno rs, Reubin - ,,.most po pular gove ,, Askew, from whom he took over today, and LzO} uIflS W,,O itetu oiiice a quarter 0 a century ago and niw lives just nest door to the executive mansion. Although the formal oathtaking was not until high noon Graham actually became .. '. by Stan Lee and John Romita ___________________ A GRA .... SPIDER-MAN P" — 'FI4I 'I . •.• TW his first public office post. Farr sits in on the first meeting as a city cornmissioner Jan X tam opened his a' ce of clubi and Bob must have made the P SAG17TARIUS(Nov. Most of the day you'll be imaginative and alert to op. 21) Good things are hoppening FOIZKY-1 .. special runoff to second. West must have - promise in order to placate players was the hero or someone who is being difficult, villain, depending on whIch to encounter today. ARIES (March 21-April 19) / ~..w am I-C 011Th ii • AQJ 175$ Oswald: "Here is one of SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) willingness to cooperate and a desire to want what's good for There Is nothing wrong with the luckiest hands of all time everyo ne will go a long way to your views and thinking today, to start off the year. Bob Slavenburg perhaps the head off opposition you're likely but you may have to com- L ;//'' \ 4gfflf!l'/ - was one of the luckiest of all time Let me look at it bra West North East South helpful ally. P0 At•o•(;rap1 I ...... es s .ncurn,efl opponent A.A. McClanahan in a WIN AT BRIDGE emerge this coming year and authoritarian actions. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) depressions of the past could Y 'itAf election in December , TAI LAHASSEE, (UPI) Gov. Bob (graham asked every man, woman and child in Florida today to make a personal corn. mthnent to help him 'do what Is right, - ____.11at altitude at first and gradually with it. start to distippear. You can You'll mod with reaLstance expect to become more active today In any situation you FR__ilIsrv IMP.I -- ford City' Cornmissioners John \lorris (left), and David Farr Morris %%-on re- altitude as similar to exercise altitude w have upon your w ability so you should be less active at body an However, you could run Into A more exciting you will opposition because of your -' rev rector, Issuing the oath of office to San- _____ / gi ' - I1 really lleiiry Tarnrn ow1e _ v Howie YOUR BIRTHDAY January 2, im 4,. (riglit). Sanford's ci. ty clerk-finance di. need to gradually improve their before they go. The higher your physical capacity and not level of P ical fitness before hY5 you are expos o altit ude, overdo it. Youcanthlnkoftheeffedsof less effect the change For Tuesday, January 2, 1979 E E K & MEEK A~ i "at's not quite what they're holding up their hands for. It's when they fiat get there. The their physical fitness levels Z 1III J - HOROSCOPE WATCH OUT FOR LADIES r . OFHONOR culation. That's all right in present in the locality you are planning on moving to, then the . become a more But because heart and vascular disease is common in significant factor. our population, people who go The one recommendation Id from sea level to altitudes of make to everyone who wants to 5,000 feet or above should be go to higher al titudes, for careful not to exert too much whatever reason, Is to improve !... - - 56 .: normal r= 7 LJL II I - 55 4 I -1 52 - _________ 51 150 by Bob Montana ARCHIE — — A 40 i(l A W - — 0 I - G ea am e Me Do W at Is RI'*g t - I "resent change suggests . go the additional altitude might DEAR READER —As you e atmospheric not make any difference. up in altitude th pressure dèases. This Is believe that she Is the one who often associated with less will need to be examined moisture in the air and there is make s ur e that her l ung fun tions are adequate for less oxygen pressure. , Below 5,000 feet the decrease change. in oxygen pressure doesn't Whil e 5,000 feet won't me r LI make much difference to much difference,- ' YOU are healthy people. Beyond that, planning on spending much the thinner sir tends to increase time at 6,000 and 7,000 f the work of the head and dr elevations, which may 28 29 30 27 26 23 24 25 WORD though, I would like to know transition. The fact that your how it would affect the three of wife has done better with the 22 21 _________________ Sanford, Florida 32 7 71-Prlce 15 Cents ON MY have found It will be colder than are already acclimated to 3,6 where we are right now. It's a feet. Going onupto5,000 feet, th dry cold Before I do anything, your case, won't be a major - 116—Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1979 Ar point 9 No. Lamb 55 Compass ancient Troy 16 71st Year, anymore as she was back East. may have more problems witt On the other hand, our altitude than others. Why' teenage daughter developed a Because if air is trapped ir problem with very dry skin. I their lungs' (as from em. have heard about two people in physema), the stale air trappet their 70s who had heart attacks in the lungs already has th( treasure 47 Fixed routine 28 Staff officer 48 Epochs 29 Opera prince 49 Clodhopper 30 "of a one 51 In what way 32 Mail -. - Dr. helped her. She is not bothered People who have lung diseaM 25 Yield 26 African land 46 Hindu 27 Find of garment 81 Fum family, deaths were due to Ell heart attacks. My wife has, bronchial asthma. We moved to t. Since increase Your activity to YOU' 3,600 feet elevation to have previous level. was dry, it seems it purpose 7 15 16 u tt it de up a little. On my side of the 45 Without 13 15 THE BORN LOSER 13 2 ni A 39 Joyful 2 Branches of 24 Thailand fixed limits 3 1 Russian city 32 Rider Haggard novel 33 Baltic port 34 Take on cargo 35 Spike of corn ca1,?S4 M+ _A11 ST1~ S and ow does it I am planning a ant ow more 50 ;old, my &:;Et 23 Sooner state 44 Too much F learning 3 Holes 4 There Jo 5 int inheritor 6 Golf clubs 7 Fatigue 8 Over there 9 Persian ruler 1 1- 1 Avenqe 26 Hold within SICK" LOTTERY YEAH DOWN statuette WHO SUPPENLY GOT LOTTERY? [ FIL A DEAR DR. LAMB-What Is the true dory about elevation 20 Long period 41 Month of time 42 Dustbowl 21 Collector victim 22 Cultivator 43 Beer I12 wds) 3 THE "'WHO (76TS K.P. IN PLACE OP THE GUY R 12 Quiz egi o n 20 Pass a law 21 Family member 22 Exclamation of surprise by Mort Walker I rH FIA 01 D ~~R jA ~ b4 East r !!z BEETLE BAILEY T 0 __ loved to excess Living ealthy Tktj411At Riegnt L o'PI IM'A ° 51 Deer H ° F,1 herusndri condition (ahbn) IRtOI.SI for Southern Bell Telephone Co., said the nature Of tile trouble was not known. However, a repairman was trying to g of I restore service late this morning. money to acquire a van for meal delivery and to be used for other L 1-B •. •. .t.' �/ Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1979 VVORLD IN BRIEF China: Greatest Peril To Peace From Soviets PEKING (UP!) One day after normalizing relations with the United States to end 30 years of hot and cold war, China warned today the greatest threat to peace comes from the Soviet Union. The People's Daily, China's official Communist party newspaper, carried a threecolumn photograph of U.S. Liaison Office Chief Leonard Woodcock exchanging a champagne toast with Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hslao-ping at a New Year's reception. But the Sino-Amercan normalization did not get top play In the People's Daily. The paper instead bannered Vice Premier Teng's latest reunification call to Nationalist leaders on Taiwan and a stern warning that the only threat to world peace and stability comes from the "north" - a reference to Russia. Castro On China: 'Treason HAVANA, Cuba (UP!)— Cuban President Fidel Castro says China's decision to open diplomatic relations with the United States is grand treason" because it puts the Yankee dollar above revnliitinnirv r!pnit. cQ - marKing 20 years in power Monday, also said Washington was guilty of "Infinite hypocrisy" in its human rights drive and vowed that Cubans "will never bow our heads In Africa." "Cuba cannot be bought or bribed," the 52year-old president told about 2,000 wildly cheering members of the National Assembly in a 70-minute speech. "Cuba is not China or Egypt." Warplanes Check Out UFOs SYNDEY, Australia (UP!)— Film footage of purported close encounters with UFOs over New Zealand filled television screens in Britain and Australia, and the Royal New Zealand Air Force prepared to send up warplanes today to check it all out. "We do not consider there Is a defense threat," a New Zealand Air Force spokesman said. "But it's all very interesting." A rash of sighting and radar tracking of unidentified flying objects have been reported along the coast of New Zealand in the last 10 days, culminating in the filming of the flattened spheres on New Year's Eve by an Australian television crew. Iran: From Peace, Stability To Violence All Transport Down, Thousands Can't rm et Out Basques Kill Army Officer MADRID,Spain (UP!) - Suspected Basque separatists carrying submachine guns shot and killed an army major today at the door of his home in the northern city of San Sebastian, police said. In another Basque city, Pamplona, a bomb exploded in a major street killing one person. 34 Die On Greek Tanker LA CORUNA, Spain (UP!) — An abandoned Greek supertanker, racked by heavy seas and fire, slowly sailed on automatic pilot today away from the Spanish coast, leaving an estimated 15.3 million gallons of spilled crude oil in Its wake. All but three of the ship's 37 crew and passengers were lost when their lifeboat capsized In heavy waves and were believed drowned. The missing included the captain, his wife and son. Dollar Takes New Year Dip LONDON (UP!) — The dollar took a severe drubbing today, falling sharply on markets In the first trading of the new year. The price of gold inched up. The precious metal rose in London from $226,375 an ounce to $226.75. Ewnh.g flendd us.s .si.is Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1979--Vol. 71, No. 116 PubIaiN'd Daily and $uad'. eic.pI Saturday by The 1'øsid HerId Inc.. 301 N. Pr.sc* Ave.. $anlsrt Fla. 37771. Second Clan Postate Paid at $a&ert Florida 37771 Home Delivery: Week. 7$ cents; Month. $3.1516 Months, $11.11; Year. 536 00 By Mail: Wes, II cents; Month $330: $Months. $7031; Year, $4000 A ENINT.,, ONME W4 1kEGENE.A,. Ii AMOSE A 1E OL,NG ,..- To S91 THE LEAS'r... MOZE ON 114i$ NEWS SZ" FROM NA \4tMT NA110N United Press International Iran, for decades a haven of peace In the war-torn Middle East, became a battleground of civil strife as seething resenttoward the iron rule of IN BRIEF Fatal Jet Crash Cause: ShahMohammedRezaPahlavi _____________ exploded In nationwide protest 13 months ago. _______________ The outcome of the unrest c) could have consequences far By SAil) RIZVI b borders o the beyondd thebd fh unidentified gunmen fatally ____________ country, poised strategically TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) - shot the mayor of the town, __ ________ Demonstrators and soldiers Radio Iran reported. ________ between the Soviet Union and fought running battles in the the oil-rich states of the Persian _____. c Doctors' homes were Gulf. streets of Tehran, violence fire and physicians were beaten _____ Ironically one of the reasons raged in Iran's provinces and in Mashed and Ghazvin in the — A AL '. for the shah's possible tem POI land and air transport services worst backlash to the opposition I— ______ THE S111%ll rary exile- foreign contacts he shut down today, leaving movement. One doctor was thought necessary to proceed thousands of Americans and killed in Mashed, witnesses To secure this aim, the shah .. I other stranded. with his "White Revolution" said, and several were wounded ______ brooked no opposition. The was the very reason his father The state radio announced won the Peacock Throne and SAVAK secret police took on an that all trains were halted by a increasingly powerful role and nationwide strike. Intercity bus started the Pahlavi dynasty. ' shall not let _____ in March 1975 the shah anModern Iranian history services were stopped earlier began with a nationalist nounced dissolution of the twoby a gasoline shortage, caused this country party system and decreed the by the continuing oil industry uprising in 1905, the granting of __________ __ F,., __________ establishment of a new strike, be destroyed National Resurgence Party to The shutdowns raised fears Perspective serve as the country's sole tacked the Savak secret police The relative optimlsn on the that some foreigners trying to even if I have political vehicle. headquarters and freed people political scene failed to calm reach Tehran might still he The frequently amended conimprisoned In an underground public feelings. Nearly half of a limited constitution in 1906 stranded in the provinces. But to die' the people queuing up at and the discovery of oil in 1908. stitution already gave the shah jail. the capital's hotels, deserted A second revolutionary wide personal powers - control Iran premier-designate Tehran's Mehrabad airport lately due to civil strife, were Several Savak officers laid today were Iranians anxious to movement, directed largely by of the armed forces, a veto on occupied by hundreds of foreign the shah's father, Reza Shah legislation, appointment of a their weapons down, reports get out of the country. families awaiting departure, in Ghazvin. reaching Tehran said. Pahlavi, against foreign influprime minister and cabinet and Premier-designate Shahpow"At about 4:30, army tanks Airport sources said an air ence in Iranian affairs, led to authority to suspend civil Bakhtiar in an emotional and armored cars appeared In In Kermanshah, residents controllers' strike, launched his enthronement on Dec. 12, liberties in times of emergency. broadcast vowed: the main streets and opened up dressed in black reappeared on Monday in support of the anti- 1925. The unrest which led to "1 shall not let this country be on shops and hpmes with ra .. S nationwide violence Rezanan maue a start thiifrnyi.rI 111511 movement, was in "full if IliavaIa die." aiu a witness violence in which an estimated effect". toward modernization of the began in November 1977 when He promised to free all political in Ghazvin. 100 people were killed and more country, but his flirtation with students rebelled against new prisoners, allow political op"Many people were seen than 400 wounded Sunday and "There are no controllers in the Nazis led to the occupation regulations they considered pition and end martial law falling. The survivors had great another 18 killed and 84 the tower, planes are landing of Iran by British and Soviet high-handed and autocratic. "gradually." difficulty picking up the wound. wounded Monday. and taking off at obvious risk," forces in 1941 and his abdication There were street demonstraBut demonstrators who ear- ed from the streets as the troops tions and clashes with police. that year in favor of his son.' 11cr shouted "Death to the covered the area with gunfire," Nearly all deaths took place said the sources. Swiftly, the violence grew as Iranian nationalism grew shah" took up a new slogan, he said. in army shootings, witnesses A West German Lufthansa after World War II and peaked Iranians finally burst from the "Death to Shahpour Bakhtiar, The wounded were taken said. airliner landed at Mebrabad with the nationalization of the strait-jacket of 38 years of the henchman of American im- inside homes where they In Tehran, demonstrators airport today but had not left by British oil Industry in 1951 shah's iron rule. Angered by perialists." remained without medical at. Plainclothes men who tention through the night. and soldiers fought running the afternoon. Another Israeli under the premiership of widespread high-level corruption and oppression by the demonstrators said were Savak "People need medical aid, but battles in the streets on the 11th El Al flight was scheduled to Muhammad Mossadeq. In August 1953 Mossadeq secret police, they demanded secret policemen attacked doctors are hard to come by. day of unrest. At least three make a visual landing. briefly overthrew the shah who freedom of political activity, opponents of Shah Mohammed Many (doctors) are wounded people were shot and one died Several Western airlines fled to Europe before he was freedom of expression and Rua Pahlavi and even themselves," said the witness. on the way to a hospital, witwere expected to cancel flights, restored to power in what has freedom to hold political passersby in Mashad, the inAt least 24 people were killed nesses said. Air India, PIA and the Iraqi been accepted as a CIA- meetings. dustrial city of Ghazvin west of Monday by plainclothes men Military Premier Gen. airways canceled operations in engineered counter-coup. The majority Moslem Shiite Tehran and the west Iranian who drove around Mashed private cars firing into the air Gholam Reza Azhari resigned Iran Monday, denying the-After this,--the shah-took a --sect--weighed - in -against--thecity of Kermanshah. In Mashed, northeast Iran, and at street crowds, witnesses officially Monday. He was told frantic passengers any connec- more active political role and shah's modernization programs by the shah to stay on until tions to nearby Middle East gradually tightened his grip on they said offended the tenets of the Hyatt International hotel said. Islam. airports. An engineer, Yadollah Bakhtiar forms a cabinet. the country. was turned into a hospital after The shah responded with a Instituted systematic efthree straight days of shooting. Talebi, was shot by troops in the Parliament was expected to An estimated 700 American forts rts at political, economic and series of concessions including The opposition claimed an Caspian Sea resort town of meet before the Iranian weekand British expatriates and social development which came pledges to root out corruption in estimated 700 died. Other Babol. He died in a hospital end starts Thursday. It will vote their dependents were evacuat- to be known as the "White high places. But by then sources claimed the death toll today. on his premiership and his ed to Bahrain, in the Persian Revolution" - an attempt to popular demands had crystalmight be even higher. In Firouzabad in south Iran, cabinet, which Bakhtiar said gulf, in airplanes provided by , drag a tradition-minded nation Lized intoa cal for the In R.afsanJan, south Iran, anti-shah demonstrators at- Monday was "complete". oil firms Monday. monarch's overthrow. into the 20th century. ________________ I • PORTLAND, Ore. (UPI)— The United Airlines DC8 crash that killed 10 people last week occurred because the jet ran out of fuel circling the airport with a landing gear problem, a federal investigator said. Sixty-nine of the 185 people aboard the plane were injured in the Thursday night crash. No one on the ground was injured. "it looks as if there is no doubt that the aircraft ran out of fuel and the engines experienced fuel starvation so the plane couldn't complete its flight," said Dough Driefus, chief investigator for the National Transportation Safety Board team working on the wreckage. Heavy Storm Hits North U.S. By United Press International A powerful winter storm sent temperatures plunging to near or below zero across the northern half of the country and made driving hazardous across much of the eastern twothirds of the nation today for Americans returning to work from the holiday weekend. The storm's heavy snow and blizzard winds ealood as its center moved out of the MidweL and toward the East Coast today. But it left snowpacked and icy roads from the Rocky Mountains eastward. 6 Of 29 Bodies Identified CHICAGO (UP!)— Medical examiners have positively indentified three more of the decomposed bodies found beneath the house of suspected mass murderer John Wayne Gacy. Authorities now have identified six of the 29 bodies linked to Gacy, the largest number of bodies traced to one person in the nation's history. He is suspected of slaying up to 32 boys and young men after forcing them to have-sex-with him Star On. Newsstands Today WASHINGTON (UP!)— The Washington Star resumed publication today following ratification of new five-year contracts by the last.of the newspaper's 11 unions. Time Inc., (. Holman Vote Suit r n srrvi n irvm I Plane Ran Out Of Gas _____________ _ Rhodesia Rebels Hit Home SALISBURY, Rhodesia (UP!) - Black nationalist guerrillas fired rockets and automatic rifle fire Into a home In Salisbury today in the second attack within the capital in a month. The attack caused extensive damage but no deaths to the seven people in the house in the white Salisbury suburb of Borrowdale. One woman was wounded. .. •• . I I II I I (Continued From Page 1A) soul," he said. "Ignorance. Isolation. specific programs. Loneliness. Selfishness. Fear, He emphasized a commit- Desperation. Distrust. An ment to education, calling the absence of commitment. A teaching of children "our feeling of helplessness in greatest obligation." controlling our own destinies. He showed a concern for the These are the most Imposing, lot of senior citizens, saying he the most bewildering barriers dreamed of "a Florida in which of our modern wilderness," he the oldest and wisest among us said. can lead useful lives in peace "But' this wilderness can be and in dignity. . . in which the tamed," he said, vowing to wisdom of age can be combined provide leadership for a state in with the enthusiasm of youth." which everyone has a job, He also vowed to fight in- enough to eat and mutual flatlon. respect for each other. Graham showed a strong He knows it can be done, he sense of history, referring to said, because he saw the accomplishments In Florida's potential in school children he past against the great odds of taught In Coral City, and the shaping a state from the wilderness. 'This Today's barriers, he bald, are different but just as challengig, wilderness "For they are not barriers of nature. They are barriers of the can be tamed' Awa .-. - _-r D NEW YORK (UP!)— Thousands, of Chinese The lawsuit filed by Ron Holman, unsuccessful GOP candidate for the Seminole County Commission, after the September primary is being held In abeyance awaiting a laboratory report from a northern laboratory on locks from voting machines used in that election, Holman said today. Holman is challenging the election, which he lost, based on the high incidence of voting ./ machine failures, specifically problems with the locking mechanisms in that election. He said the laboratory report on the locks is expected to be received later this week. A locksmith hired by the county commission after the RON IIOLMAN September primary and representatives of the voting Holman lost the GOP machine manufacturer said a nomination to Sandra Glenn of rubber bumper in the locks Altamonte Springs, who sub. melted in the heat of the county sequently won the election and warehouse where they were assumed her seat on the county stored jamming the locks, board in November. , . . '.- 3p 2 - - ' .." tobacco and paper mill war. kera, oil riggers, tomato pickers, policemen, truckers, SHE'S THE secretaries, garbage men, tictory workers, homemakeraand gentle hospital orderlies with whom he worked from PenYEAR'S FIRST aacola to Key West. died Sunday at Oakwood MILDRED STRIPLING "We must never forget that Convalescent Center, Euati, A the only valid reason for Mrs. Donald (Jeannie) Mrs. Mildred J. Stripling, ), native ofllllnois,he had resided existence of Hunt of 1000 Maple Ave., of 1421 Park Ave., Sanford, died in Sanford for the past 31 years. help people achieve their hopes Sanford, Is the proud Monday night at Seminole He was a retired carpenter and and dreams," he added, mother of a 7-pound, 14Memorial Hospital. Born a in member of the "Ours can be a Florida In ounce baby girl born 7:45 Moultrie, Ga., she lived In Congregational Christian which we will cherish our past p.m. Monday, Jan, I, to Sa nford for the past 42 years. Church of Sanford. be of . be proud to say, 'I am a become Seminole Coun- Survivors include a son, N.W. Survivvon ors include two GOV. GRAHAM Floridian'." ty's first recorded birth Stripling, Lake Monroe; a daughters, Mrs. Pearl Devone, of the year. Mrs. Hunt daughter, Mrs. Be rtha Taylor, of Milburn, N.J. and Mrs. Fern said she hasn't named Key [,ergo; L sister, Mrs. Willie her new baby yet. Mrs. Flowers, Dallas, Tex.; brother, Shepard, Sanford; Son,Robert Hunt's husband Donald is J.Z. Johnson, Hahnia, Ga.; E. Wasem, Sanford; three an electrician., The baby seven grandchildren and seven sisters, Mrs. Laura Schlesinger great-grandchildren. and Mrs. Myrtle Rester, both of delivered by S a.m. readings: temper. a.m., 11:13 p.m., low 3:9 a.m., was le, Ill., and Mrs. Anne Caesarean section. Brisson Funeral Home is in Beilvil Mute, SO; overnight lows, 0; 5:54 p.m. charge of arrangements. yesterday's 12; Post Canaveral: Mffi 3:11 Espenschled, St Louis, Mo.; highbarometric pressure, ILlS. six gra dten and three a.m., 0:01 p.m., low 3:00 s.m., Forecast: Cloudy, good 3:10 p.m. great-grandchildren. ROBERT WASEM Herald photo by Tom NetDI chairs.' W san Bayport: hIgh 2:17 a.m., 4:10 TIDES Robert Philip Wasein, 89 of Gramkow Funeral Home is in a.m., 1:04 p.m. Da$oeiia Beach: hIgh 0:34 p.m., 1011119:21 2552 Palmetto Ave., Sanford, charge of arrangements. marched and danced through the rainy streets of New York's Chinatown to celebrate the opening of U.S. diplomatic relations with the People's Republic of China. Their celebration Monday brought out another, somewhat larger throng of pro-Taiwan Chinese who staged their own rally to oppose the ties, which went into effect New Year's Day. .• - ••, owner of the Star, had threatened to shut down the 125-year-old newspaper if all 11 of its unions did not agree by New Year's Eve to new contracts. Chinesq March In New York its Lab Couple In Car Robbed At Knife point Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. -. AREA DEATHS Funeral Notices Carter To Get King Award WASHINGTON (UP!)— President Carter will fly to Atlanta Jan. 14 tc receive an award from the Martin Luther King Center for Social Change. White House aides said Carter would spend only a few hours in Georgia, having to return to Washington for the opening of Congress on Jan. 15. The invitation to Carter was extended by Coretta King, widow of the civil rights leader. By DENNIS FEOLA Herald Staff Writer Two men wielding knives robbed a young couple parked in a car on North Street near Fern Park. The 18-year-old Orlando man and his 16-year-old Altamonte Springs date told sheriff's aepuues tne incinent occurred at 2:18 a.m. Monday. The pair said the two men approached the car from both the passenger and driver's side and both men had knives. The robbers demanded money and when the man told them he didn't have any, they ordered him to take off his pants sothey could shake out the coins in his pockets, according to records. Records indicate the pair got $2 in coins and three rings with a combined value of $420 from the girl. MAN ROBBED beer, 11 bottles of wine, $240 cash and $85 in checks. RINGS STOLEN Two diamond rings with a combined value of $5,000 were reported stolen from the nunsing center room of a 79-yearold woman. John H. Beauchamp, 56, of Casselberry reported the rings stolen from his mother, Louise Beauchamp. The two rings with a cornbned total of 212 carats were reported stolen from the Tuesday, Jan. 2, 19797 3A - , . . '.:. - '- - -, - --- An 18-year-old Sanford man in Forest City, according to told sheriff's deputies he was records. robbed by a man he had given a TRUCKTAKEN ride in his car. Ricky Geter of A 1978 Ford pickup truck was Seminole Gardens said the man reported stolen Monday bet grabbed him around the throat ween 2 a.m. and 4:55 a.m. and threatened to shoot him if Robert A. Thomas, 57, of he didn't turn over his wallet, Springwood Village near records indicate. Lon wood told sheriff's Records Indicate the man did not pul l a gun and there was no estimate of how much was stolen. BURGLARY REPORTED A tota l of $420 in cash and merchandise was reported stolen during a burglary at the Club Cordell on Highway 17-92 near Longwood. Sandra Cordell, 25, of Altamonte Springs told sheriff's deputies burglars apparently gained entry to the business through a hole in a wall. Among the merchandise reported stolen were: seven cases of deputies the truck was stolen from in f ront of his apartment. The truck was valued at S5R9 according to records. CB RADIO MISSING A citizens band radio and clock with a combined value of $l40 was reported stolen from a car parked e Moose a on almetto Avenue n Sanford. Roy apps, , 0 unry n reported the burglary occurred be t ween p.m. and midnight. 4uLJ,rc,e DECORATIONS REMOVED Richard L. Hattaway, 37,3510 Herald Photo by Tom Vincent , NERVOUS M OM ENT South Park Ave., Sanford. reported someone removed outdoor Christmas lights from his home late Friday night, according to police. Value of the lights was reported to be $25. CASH TAKEN Joseph Watkins, 36, 480 I)Ixle flie -1-vvir-old Sanford driver of this car was treated for nerves but was slot l)IIVSI('alIv in yin'ed wliesi site escaped from her car moments before it was lilt h a Seaboard Coastline train. The ace itlent occurred at Sotfihi west Road a 11(1 1 801 ' 11 Street at 10: 15 1). 111111. Mae Itedding 1812 I incoin .%ve., said her car was stalled on tile t racks for several minutes before the ti-aill ca me and she got out of the car Dilly liI4)liieilts before impact. St., reported someone entered Forrest Crisp, 30, 115 West and earlyMondis, netting only Joe's Variety, 1301 West 13th Jenkins Circle. Sanford, $7 for their trouble. St.. Sanford, late Friday or reported a bicycle valued at $50 Thieves left pry marks on SaturLiv and took $18 from the was taken from his Front yard newspaper niachines at a t'ash register, according to Saturday, according co to police, service station on West First police. Thieves are believed to NEWSPAPER Street and :115 Poplar Ave., have entered the stoic through MACHINES HIT Sanford, according to police. it window. Thieves tried to open three A third try at 805 W. Third, HIKE THIFI" newsoaner machines S,unil:it' 'r.nr,.r,l otfmI t7 i. ..h........ Retardates Workshop Due February "Using the ShortForm could cost you money!" Opënkig Mentally retarded adults in would serve primarily two Seminole County will soon have types of mentally retarded a facility where they can do adults, according to Mrs. meaningful work and at the Witengier. same time get training in Job The would be a "terskills. sninal" client, meaning they The facility called a Sheltered would have an unlimited stay at Workshop will be located at the the workshop. site of the old Lake Monroe They would do peicemeal School west of Sanford, and Is work and receive pay based on expected to be open by the amount of work they do. February. The second group of adults The workshop will be would also work but would established with the help of a receive additional training in grant from the Florida various Job skills such as good Department of Retardation,work habits and how to a ct in a first anti will cartta ihnn Ii a. . ..w at. nnA witj older. The purpose of the sheltered workshop will be to give job training to mentally retarded adults who would have no other place to get such training, according to Mary Witengier. Mrs. Witengier is a member of the Kathleen-Anderson Comprehensive Workshop, the local group which applied for the grant. The sheltered workshop inh Jt.t. lntrt,1,w VI fl• Mrs. Mycoff, who is also (inc of the primary respon chairman of the board of sibilities of the director would directors of Kathleen'Ander- be to contact local businesses son. and have them sign contracts with the workshop for the The adults who will tw in the Clients to do work. program will have been tested The contract would have the at the SCC vocational assessment center to tleteriiij,it. particular business pay the the extent of the training the)' workshop a certain amount to would need, according to Airs. have the clients work for the Mycoff. The clients, among other Once the grant is received tasks, would stuff envelopes the money would be used to lure and make wooden stakes used a director and an assistant. for surveying. Henry W. flinch If you don't know tax Jaws, you need H&R Block to review your tax situation. You want to be sure you are using the proper tax form. Even if you filed the Short Form last year, your circumstances this year could let you save money by filing the Long Form. At H&R Block, we'll take all the time necessary because we want to be sure you pay the lowest legitimate tax. nn,.n,',lln,. •,, sibLU 1111110 U'.L.UI Mrs. Witengier. H&R BLOCK The amount of time the second group stays at the workshop would depend on how well they learn the various job skills, according to Midge Mycoff, instructor and program coordinator for programs for the handicapped at Seminole County College (SCC). In the first year of the program between 12-20 adults should be enrolled, according to THE INCOME TAX PEOPLE SANFORD 309 E. 1sf Sf, Ph. 322.6771 150 Highway 434 Ph. 831.4484 OPEN 9a.m..9p.m. Weekdays; 9-S Sat. & Sun. OPEN TONIGHT — APPOINTMENT AVAILABLE OTHER AREA OFFICES IN DELTONA, ORANGE CITY AND OVIEDO Liberian Ship Found Burning I MIAMI (UP!)— A 350-foot Liberian ship was found burning by an Italian merchant vessel 180 miles due south of Haiti early this morning and a U.S. Coast Guard spokesman said it was not known if there were any survivors. The merchant vessel Biomilici discovered the Master Michael burning at about 4 am. today. LONGWOOD 'CREDITHRIFT comes to Sanford! 2701 C Orlando Drive '.1 I. .. -, ' Phone 323-5990 Keep a note on where to find us. You never know when you may need money. We make loans, and nothing else. Big loans. Small loans. In - between-size loans. For any reason that's important to you. That's our business' So stop by the new place whenever you need money. OF AMERICA government Is to WEATHER — Large loans for homeowners. ST RIPLIN G, MRS. MILDRED J. - Funeral services for Mrs. Mildred .1. Strlpling, 00, of 1431 Park Ave., Sanford, who died Monday at Seminole Memorial Hospital, will be at 10:30 am., Thursday. at Brisson Funeral Home with Rev. Leslie Holcombe officiating. Burial in Evergreen Cemetery. Brisson Funeral Home.pA in charge. - WASEM, ROBERT PHILLIP Funeral services for Robert Phillip Wasem, 09, of 2557 Palmetto Ave.. Sanford, who died Sunday at Oakwood Con. valescent Center, Eustis, will be at ii a m Wednesday, at Gr-irnkow Funeral chapel with Dr. Robert Hunter officiating. Burial in Oaklawn Memorial Park Gramkow in cnarge HOSPITAL NOTES DECEMBER 31, 107$ ADMISSIONS Sanford: Jessie L. Scott Violet Simpson Bessie Shaw, Deltona DISCHARGES Sanford Ola Allen Thomas C. Anderson David Dukes Ronald Kidd Albert Mathers Abraham Wilson Sara Coffman Adam Da%chO, Deltona Rodger D. Brooke, Osf.en Deborah Evans, Oviedo George Clark. Rochester. N.Y. JANUARY ), 1070 ADMISSIONS Sanlord. Ruth M Coplin Melissa D. Dawson Lucille Robinson Hazel Sasser Gertrude Schepers Gwendolyn Taylor Sam Falcone, Deltona Willis Williams, Deltona Lester T. Carroll, Lake Helen Charles E. Burke, Orange City Emidio J. Falasco, Orange City Clyde Gilliam, Lexington, Ky. Albert Smith, Cleveland. Ohio With the steady Increase I li real-estate values, the house you bought just a few years ago probably is worth a lot more than you paid for it. Your equity is larger-and it's a valuable asset you could USC to back a really big loan. Ask us about it. We've got your loan BIRT HS Sanford: Donald and Jeannie Hunt, a girl , DISCHARGES Senior. Elizabeth Bowes Archie McCormick Anthony Sou:. DeLand Sandra Tyner, Deltona B.-tty Sheets, Ormond teach t\ Loansupto ri: .IrJ - AL : �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Business Review 11emW (USeS 411.280) Th N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3054122-2611 or 831.4993 Tuesday, Jan. 2, 1979-4A WAYNE D. 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ADVERTISING HeirAld INTING &I HIES ROP OFFSET PRINTING 'PLAQUES RUBBER STAMPS 'RIBBONS 'BUSINESS CARDS sOISCOUNT TROPHIES Hemidl Advertiser AbTICIIJf— Tuesday, Jan. 2,1919-5A LONGW000 SQUARE I Block South of 434 on SR 421 LONGWOOD 339-0901 A áflI U U.DUI% __V ti COMPLETE LINE OPEC And "If It rolls and a size, ask us has •' , ff \ I 'ç Art Supplies OILS about it." Oil Prices VIEWPOINT _____________________________ CUSTOM FRAMING : Now that the price of imported oil is going up, the people of the United States must increase tieir And efforts to conserve energy, redress the imbalance O T foreign trade and fight inflation. First priority should be given to lifting price controls from oil produced In this country. Such Much of it is now selling at a price set by the government, far below the world market price. '. 'the latest hike in the price of OPEC oil will . I ody increase the price differential. Barga S cc We are living in a fools' paradise If we think the Congress can legislate cheap and abundant oil by ByDONGRAFF WAS}IINGTON (NEA) There's no better holding down domestic oil prices, illustration of the hard times currently faced by Now It is Algeria's turn. That will merely distort the market and drive the country's nuclear power Industry than Its With the death of President Houarl US deeper into the quagmire. 11th hour escape from the disgrace of rot making Boomedlene, the North African country faces a We can talk about conservation but most a single domestic sale throughout 1978. th at has defeated many another challenge NEGOnA.nON$ O only h1 of before ' people won't do anything about saving energy un til : revoistlonary state: an orderly transfer of the year, the Commonwealth Edison Co. of they are compelled to by higher prices, p ower Chicago announced that It had agreed to purMeanwhile, the deficit in our foreign balance of Boamedime, the austere soldier, chaas from the WedinahouseElectric Corn. a son of a pow CIJ1 payments keeps senclin To ,i megawattnuceargeneratlng . '" 10 years since Algeria wrenched Its In. every year. Although nuclear power is not without major dependence from France. What Algeria is today : No wonder foreigners are losing confidence in liabilities — notably long4erm safety risks and Is largely his shalng. And that Is: unresolved problems at the "back :the dollar! We're shipping them abroad faster than numerous It A firmly Moslem society committed to the end of the fuel cycle — It is far superior to other ,we can possibly buy them back. bu il ding of an Indigenous variety of iocLaIIn, tush in one crucial aspect: Its strikingly low It is not only the oil we're buying abroad but cost. A hardilner In the Arab cause p1st Israel :,also our own failure to produce goods for export whose effective military efforts are directed No two companies have more effectively westward, against neighboring and Arab 'and failure to market them aggressively overseas, demonstrated these economics than Our governmental spending, our spending for Westinghouse, a Pittsburgh-based firm that is The o e or of an army equipped by the the nation's largest producer of. nuclear consumer goods and out demands for enSoviet Union In which commands are given In the Vironmental protection have outstripped the generating units, and Commonwealth Edison, lan gu age of the former colonial power, France which used nuclear power more than any other çowth in our Industrial productivity, Afr ntsiorter of the Soviet line In Asindivldualsandasacountry,wearegoing (2tllltylflthecOUntl7. world affairs and standard-bearer for Third Commonwealth Edison now relies on nuclear BUSINESS WORLD Into debt in order to continue spending. Inflation at World Independence from all forms of Power, to provide almost 42 percent of its cclordililm, political and economic which is a rate approaching 10 percent a year is the result. capacity. The two new units, to be Its own economic ties We cannot blame the OPEC oil ministers for generating constructed about 130 miles wed of C*qo with the West. raising their prices If we cannot bring ourselves to the Mississippi River town of Savanna,_Ill., will How In short, a paradox of a country In many tighten our belts and ta ke the steps at home we figure to about Obpercent. respects, but one th which pragmatism tends to know we need to take. The utility company's nuclear-powered plants NEW YORK (UPI) "The check is in the bank farthest from the creditors' office. For a be the chief policy determinant and which has supply electricity at 1.33 cents per kilowatt-hour mail," is still the excuse of the wthniglnattye big company, even a few days delay in clearing a been for the last decade In Its domestic politics After. all, the depreciation of the dollar has cut the price of oil in Japanese yen, for instance, by 40 (kwh), compared with 2.41 cents per kwh for debtor, but cash flow probens cted by In. check can Improv, cash flow and save a an exceptIonally stable element of the coal-fired generating staUonL nation have raised the practice of stalling credi- significant esnow* of Interest developing world, where such stability Is not the percent . p ercent In the last 18 months. A report recently Issued by the Senate tors to a fine art, says John Gordana. But ft's not so ethical to draw checks to pay rule. OPEC contries could not be expected to Governmental Affairs Committee, based on data Who is to replace Botanedlene Is only the first Gordena rims Equitable Adjustment Service, bills on bank "A" and the neat day transfer the absorb all of that .loss. Indefinitely. to state regulatory co'n"ilisions by a collection agency for such blue chip clienb as funds to bank "B." When the creditor, howl of several questions In the thalleqge now facing The dollar is sick. That's not OPEC's fault. It is power companies throughout the nation b Mn.rlcu Cyanamid. Johnson & Jolmaan and about the bow 4 ig chicks, the döMor co"py Algurie. Thsr Is a iatieól cott4ion. And our own. dicatee that similar economies are being Sg Corp. says innocently, "Oh, we had some trouble at the there Is an official political party, the National achieved in Other Mates. Gordana says he is Intrigued by the high bank and decided to make a change, a few Liberation Front, which the constitution em. A in n Algerian u ession 1 - I IIIiIIII• OVER Tires. Brakes. Alignment 4 W. HWY. 434 LONGWOOD 10 TUNE IT YOURSELF And Domestic Parts . S Foreign ti Plugs o 1 CII f r all I ____ I J ss ss Bill* 10% + LINDY'S(ONEAUTO CENTER fl'E I SHOP • COMPLETE AUTO CLEANING MECHANIC and Till SHOP ON PRIM13ESI U. Mary Blvd. £ 17.92 SANFORD . D*isasters And Fro* Ud Abound At H U bfimft D • WAIMMM . w r — IN hood or Other Bid a BUD review the Jcowu 1 1112100 preparediess d4 pebded out that aMdona mt"bsrs' home by the sea* police are cam. t.am a oummstty, Me MMIOMI diacloiid that the doff was is fact en. icm"es has to be wcsd to drumlin. the e'c'pIace. In the deridnitsed, "with -"plcyeu ispading bee, agency's diader rq'iu "it we were slew is According to the congressional Helsinki Guard is often mobillied I. proved drickin area. Unfortimately, there Is no sack r.ng newupapors, magmbiea aid personal reupeediag, he said, "we'd be crilkined for 'enthsthurth'sN.y.aold chaIrmes,, hardioued stfest to priest the looting of pihilo wruaduace." k the rOost' W Vba t." V.A. ov, was asTiMsd led March, He had funds by osatraders and governed eui,'oyeu floode. It tweed out I N beers of er -dsquate step to ciuet abenes. already ipeat years in priala, labor c'sp or who prey on Other by ever- mere ebàtel for emey fa. piatmd is .,eellme in,sd was ed d by upper esIle After lied, the psitee ramackid his gii lee repair verb or u-'t ane' toryhew'ig. it wo uttoI am" dIhi1J'5IaefGrfOerdIys, weft Oidwslk, waga -'l P4cm sod *11* impair me& 61 Oft pasft M11011110d0b eswus tell us 14fl'g it fliers ad sddisg tuuu FreI now ad ether efIlçlal usdego anesad Wder beaters ware replaced he. t twa alfttlala a the overtime plEas ad q1 W! is the search for "w weft is d -iigerpatch wenid have bees .d.-- s. awhile, were lamed sat of the agmey. ha,e a two ansegh time %ard" miliL nermat ItIa.; ofler a &"we the cedrelo Coatracleus have $q45i pa of thi anupidiw art"qi lag to bechike. Another Adventid, Yak., Nlkolsevich asfod..il know bu ugelihig a mu vims approval EMpitor, refused Is reveal when, be hid oh waNaOtdagedW--In.Ae,, Nadu try esp.sedbereafortbo leads nt,$ mom of sub ugeisa ler.,utt1.g'a"i,dmamUbe.s. New, 'Wed raliglus Ulorm latirregators took vkalft study of lad year's Kamas cky Kwvws, an asseS edd rh,ea gs the twes1asIk, dsuMuig Mm with cold water, MedofIbeMuecbetrace4lspesrosme goesaneat U beer, a diy is VV=tm, 10111111118 him ftom~ db to d6 No a holl, and Owlaig ,,, tlen of the ectid '* WEsgi whither they we" It or L Many of these therulug)dm with euMlem. 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SLAKE MARY - + Emma Jane Albert to Emma Jane 330 UI I Heatherton Village, Howard Rempe & Mary to Beldy Lot $26,000. L. Massey & WI Mary A., g. 1$ 01k 7 Weatherslieid 1st Addn, The Huskey Co. to Charles F. 493.76' $ Be 202+23' W of NE cor. $100. Emerson & wI Mildred, LIs 2 & 3, NE' of NW'., Sec 2220 30, 576,000. Charles Seguin & Bett F to Phillip 016 0, Sweetwater Club Unit One, H. A. Miller Constr. to Allen C. C. Merta Iwl Hazel V., Li 3, 01k E, *16.400. Terpening & WI Frances & Margaret Seminole Sites, $11,000. (QC Dl Kenneth P. Van Vaiken- H. Jones, Lot 271 26 (less W 41' of 26 Lucille Baker Long to Sharon M. burg to Kennety P. Van Vaiker,burg etc.) 01k D. West Altamonte His., Bodlførd (married), N 120' of E 74$' & wf Nancy T., Lot I, 01k C. Sec. One, 117.000. of S¼ of NE'!, Sec 3020.30, $$3,OJ. Paradiw Point Fourth Sec. $100, Longwood Park Co.. Inc. to Bloch Bill L. McClanahan to Alfredo Robert R. Williams to Gary L. Brothers Corp. LOIS 12, 13, 11 & IS, Saigado. Un. 476 Lake Villas Condo., Zimmerman & WI Deborah L., Of 01k F, 10121, 61k L. & Lot IS, 01k M. $51,t00. II, BIk C. Cleaves sd, *1.000. Longwood Park, $1,500. Mason H. Wharton IWI Sylvia to June B. Peters aka Baumeister & Olin- Amer.. Homes Fl., Inc. to Paul E. Porter &WfJone, Lots ,& 10 hI, Gerald to Burdefle W. Mar- Glen E. Neuman, Lot 41, Bik A. Renaud Park, $41,300. tlschewsky & J. 0., Lot 15, Spring Sterling Park Un. 3, S46,100 First Va. Mtg. & Re Inv, to James Gardens, $31,400. Henry L. Mule & Claudia to 0. Cunningham & Joyce L. Bel- Aire Homes Inc. to Wm. G. Robert E. Mitchell & wt Dorothy M., Dickinson. Lot 121 Lago Vista s.d. Boyd & WI JoAnn, Lot 22 Spring Beg. Send of Lot 10 J. W. Turner s.d. $25,000. Oaks Un. 6, $34.500. 19.000. First Va. Mtg. I. Re Inv. to Robert bel-Aire Homes Inc. to Rudolph Jessie D. Roberts I Ezra to Jessie L. Young & WI Virginia 1., Lot 136, W. Berry I WI Marvene, Lot 17 D. Roberts, Lot 37 01k A. 001-Ray Lago Vista sd, $43,000. Spring Oaks Un. 6. $52,300. Manor, $100. Tompkins 0ev. to Robert A. Bel AireHomes Inc. to Cheryl A. Inv. Corp to Donald D. Metchick & Ru7iskey I wt Kim W.. Lot IS, Bik H. Christie & his. Wm. E., lot 23, wf Rebecca, LI Ii 01k I Sabal Point B. North Cr1. Ranches, Sec I, Spring Oaks Un. 6, 137,500+ Amended Plat, $49,500. $3l.00. Nader Homes Inc to Bonna A. Brenton F. Graham, sgl to Byron Doris Rivers to Thomas A. Rivers Duncan, It I Sandalwood, $16,100. H. King 1111 WI Terry F., LI 7 Bik F, IWI Doris, 5", of Lot 21$. all of 29 & Rebma Georgia Inc. to Robert R. Sweetwater Club Unit One, $246500. 20 ilk 3, First Sec., Marvania, $100. Wlepking & WI Mildred A. Lt Ill James K. Weinert & WI Kang L. to Federal Realty 1 Inv. to May A. Lake of the Woods Townhouse Sec 1, Vie Shia Lin Stredwlck, 5330' of S 2Erkkssn I *1 Penny, Lts SIC less 1S0,$00. 3rds of Ni 01 5¼ of Sec 21-20 32, W £ 10' 1 LI 10 less E $0' Ilk 0, Nader Homes Inc. to David L. of SR 126, $100. Santando Springs Tr. 6, 177.300. Webb Jr., sgl., Lot 333, Winter Heidrich Enter. to Ralph E. James R. Carl E. West & Springs Unit 4, $62.500. Kelley & *1 Rosalie, Lt 21, Dorris M. WI Kathy, Lots I &,9 ilk E, Mobile Wm. C. Rhodes 1. *1 Diane to Heidrich sd, $26500. Manor Second Sec. $9.700. Thomas M. Barrows I. wt Julia, LI Wrenco Homes Inc. to Marc A. Lnard Oavis& Linda to Fred L. 333 Winter Springs Un. 1, $74,000. Payne I. WI Janet, Lot 323 Wren. Hamilton, IMary E., Lot 6, ilk C. Bel-Aire Homes Inc. to John A. wood Un. 3 Ind Addn, $4,300. The Colonnades FIrst Sec., $23,500. Gould Sr. & WI Virginia & Janice L. Wrenco Homes Inc. to Charles R. Viola K. KisMet, wid. to F. C. - Gould, It 2$ Spring Oaks Un. 6. GiIlis & WI Teresa, LI 321 Wrenwood Stanstron & WI Patricia, W 614 cli. of $63,000. Unit 3 2nd Addn, $12,165. of Sec 3-2030, $100. Dunmar Corp to Charles L. Ashley Joyce Thompson & ho MacArthur H. E. Tooke Jr. &Frances to F. C. IWI Emma, Lot 1$: from SE cot. to Harry 0. Grumbine & *1 Beatrice wf Patricia, Big. p1 on Lot 147 81k 0, D. R. Mitchell Survey 1+, Lotl2 Highridge Addn Glen line N of Sec 5*30, etc., $100. Moses Levy Grant, $30000. Arden HIs., Un. Two, $63000. Raymond Newbold & Hetwiefta to Tompkins Dcv. to Boyd Wm. Little John L. Phillips & wI Patricia to Merrill Lypch Relocation Mom. & wf Madge, Lot 231, Traliwood Mary Jo Smith & WI Theresa Lt 11, Inc., Lot II Forest -Brook, $65,500. Ests., Sec. Two. $37,000. 01k 20 Weathersfield 2nd Addn, Merrill Lynch Nefoc. mom. Inc. to Tompkins 0ev. to Nelson B. Tutlar $37,500. Victor R. Willoughby Jr. I WI 1. WI Clara, LI II 81k B. North OrI. Vernon 0. Janwell III 1. WI Norma J., LI 10 Forest Brook, Ranches, Sec. I. 5*000. Frances to Robert McIntosh .4 WI $64,300. Tompkins - D*v. to Ronald N. Lillian K., LI IS, 81k 8, Eastbrooli s. Thelma Smith £ Cliudin. Lank. Woikey & *1 Cynthia, Lt 62 Garden of Un. 16, $43,000. to Writ. $igal, Inc.. £20 Of Lot Lake Esli., Un. One, 550.000. Liberty Square, Inc. to Peggy A. fl,& all ot 23134, Ilk 10 Evanidal., Sue Ann Smith to Gary A. Ferenc• Puldo, Un. if? ilk 7, Liberty U Mary, *17,00. I WI Patricia, Lot 9 Cool-More"' Square Condo., $24.t00. The Huskey Co. to Brenton $33400. Roy N. Downer & WI Linda to Graham, LI 16, Ilk C. Tompkins Dew. to Gary A. White & George F. FGWIIn & WI Alice, W 63' Osks.ic. 12, $31 MO. WI Sandra, Lot 22 ilk B North W. of SEW o1 5*1, Tier 30, Fla. Land I Peter Van Valkenbucg to Richard Ranches, Sec S 531.000. Col. Co Ltd. Map of St. Gertrude A. Buicon Bernstein & *1 Penney to Addn. 116,500. Venia, Lot? 5* A. Poradiw Point, Third $ec.,-$43,300. John 01 Traglla Jr. & WI Cheri L., Gerald I. Collins & WI Joan to The Hushey Co. to Brenton Lot 30 01k C. River Run Sec. Two, Gertt)di'W Waldman, It 7 l,ss S Graham. It 1 ilk C. Sweetwater 150.100. 20' Academy HIS, $14100. Winter Spqs Div. to SoI!Uate Club Un 2, 110,000. Yvonne H. MascIoli, 591.. to J. Frank Malloy & WI Pamela to Builders Inc., Lis 312 & 37S Winter Thomas V. Rapisarda & wf Philip Pd Sager & WI Marukyn, 10: Springs Unit 1. 121,000. Mdrlaml. Lot 3. Ilk 0. Sterling Park Un. II, Poifran, Inc. to Efrain Pineiro & *1 Aracely, LI I BIk C, Bonaventure HIs. Second Sec., $17,000. • DON'T BRING YOUR CAR TO U* S LETUSGOTOYOURCAR _______ 14= + TUNI UPS—RAOIATONS•ALTIINATORS S OIL CHANGE WATER & FUEL PUMPS M INOR R E PAI R S ALL MAKES AMERICAN & MOST FOREIGN CARS Hinlonto - _ + 305-322.6209 TAPE RECORDER SERVICE Albert a Rocco Santomassino, .. 37P7$ Oran" Ave. - CALL REALTYTRANSFERS Cars and Trucks Accepted on IE 869.1602 The Oara,e That Comas To You AUTO-VAN SALES , $995 SERVICE CALL - Engines, Carpets, Vinyl Tops Dressed Or Dyed . V, T•. -, at • PAINT and BODY _ 'BRIEN'S - STOP SERVICE) + ___ W rejected the pleblarit, concept and appease ceided to await propitious moment for a renewal of last September s bloody offensive agaliat NIcaragua $ nMl'& avart L (bnsldsming the guerrillas' Marsid Ideology slid tilt upport, it ought to be American policy to keep them out f ower. 0 + $02 HWY. 434—LONG WOOD 1½ Miles East of 1.4 ___ opmu of un antwocom coalon. 1% pera + PH. 339-6251 e Hop Having thus narrowed the differences, the mediators now andareuonabk ft= o(cloikid Ole gapaltodotber. off SERVICE & RENOVATION chicks got caegt* In transit." pOwu to name a president In North Carolina, the Duke Power Co. Is dsgu of 20013ticAtim dIIIIII,.d by Equally rept*i Is the practice of But the actual choice almost certainly will be generating electricity from Its nucI.a plants at companies to keep creditors from bringing the acancww Choick for a previous made when real power lies, In the Council of a cod of less than 31 cents per million British law down on them. thermal units (Btu), compared with more thancourse, the aent device of sending a order of the some amount, after altertng the date Revolution, comprised of the surviving members $1.37 per million Btu for coal-fired plants and partial payment on the delinquent account .ini Is on the two of the check, as proof of payment, of the group of 25 officers who engineered the For the first time In months, there seents to be some hope for Nicaragua: a chance that the politIcal crisis there can be almost $2.76 per million Btu for oil-fired widely practiced," he salt "SO is the time then ber.facediy claiming It was JiM a mistake. 1* coup In which Boianedlne came to power. Mother one of these stalling errors is to put There are only sighi members now and, Other honored and wuIma(live lie, 'the check'. In generating stations, resolved peacefully and without the country falling wider the differed amounts In figures and the spelled out thmForeignNinist A4ui Boutefilka, they the mail." ' control of the Mar" Sandinista guerrillas, In South Carolina, the Carolina Power & Ugi* President A.eduIo Scsnoza and the appropriately named But than are much more adroit ways to stau money unoed. "We did that? Just send the are not well known to the outside world or the check hock and we'll send you another." Algerian public. ep rt an cents per th 31 s ofless Co. r o s cod Broad Opposition Front have agreed, In principle, to a plebiscite for a few days or even a few weeks, he salt Many bustrinse sclally email ones, have A larger question Is whither Boimw$ene's $1.31 per million Btu Btu for nuclear power, 'that would determine Nicaragua's government until the One of the most Ingenious Is to send a check In M the Impact of the sever.cr . edit quees. that successor can fill the Boumedlene role. Th. late pe r re 85 0u1 a nd mo ,d the bill but touaea11t11.gadthmt :achedisl.d general 1ct1oi Federal h. pushed hared rates near. record hI, occuped created a presidency tailored to his the fuel. is Granted, the terms of the plebiscite have yet to be agreed 'Btu when oil Ib the meost ink in the Gordina saId. perionality and str.ngtli. That In the The major corporations that manufacture p, icon. Somosa prefers an electoral td of party strength that tust and the "These crackdown. which destroy lots of handaofathsnt personality coujdhayevery nuclear generating eqlpment have too long bar, itiose queer little tigw.sin comnpiger ouJd leave him In the presidential palace even if voters 5111511 businesses, used to OCCW abed NI)' differed consequences. In the Soviet, Union, for subordinated economy as a selling point, aipianum.&s, at ti. •-j— of repudiated is Liberal Demoaatic party. iiw opposition W& yeas, now they come every these or four one revolutionary ,Tkmple, a leadership row preferring to rely instead on a "you need us more wi 'coalition wants a plebiscite on whether Somnosa should remain In willca*aet he tank'. to tbr, YeSts." shaped to a Lenin had partially gruesome en you you' approach. we need than by 'ffjc,. the is nt Rece ly, he .systhere , l bean akpoff In seuuencsswhen ummied by a Stalin. Neveithiless common agreement on any sort of plebiscite That haughty sales pitch usually comes III the sort It by hlfld. that" nombsr of bilk his ci$r4s are sending Seising power and coneolig it In a stantial concessions would not have been possible without sub form of a threat that "you're goons truss In the Since hoiki now have email staffs for this him to collect That he says, Isnot good news. It mohknary date are one oft EifaWL.Ii&ng a from both sides. Somosa hielded he would never agree to anyda ft" by 1*, ::: or some other year In the not hand work the check may take 9P to theme weeks co uldl:nssina irimix Is JiM amend the corner, system for transferring that power effectively to .igion that might result in his ostsr before his current term of dista too nt future it the public retwes to em iw1dle, the dsUw supplier wbo 11tts an exiem in tio blaabogg ed when times succeeding generations of loader, wit hout :., .,oce expires In 1NI. brm nucliar power as Its salvation. seat It has use of the money. 'are good company credit managers don't have disrupting the Mat. Is altogether another. me opposition front was squally adamant that Somas resign WedinSbom pra doc I Its dun of Mich A perfectly legal, and on the whole not tm to V. about collecting bad accosts," he The history of much of the red of the world ls Is a precondition for any negotiations on the formation of a new but It also Is attnçlthg to take unethical, method of delaying paymsat Is to have said. 'Wi when bstnus is slow that they have that respect makes the achievements of the lOVeMlil*• a more reasoned approach is promoting the cod checking accosts In bobb scattered aommd the time to boundsame of the dolblIssaits them- United Slates two cedwies ago look all the more A mediation team composed of diplomats from the United benefits of nuclear power. comMry. ON pays bills with chicks dmwn on the selves Instead of sending the ctthm to us." 4riisty1. 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COCKTAIL wWIMI' 3e89 . II..- .' SOMJTNINGSPUCIAL &4' : : £l0 COOED NM .4, : 1. T50/Ifr#o 991V It p __ I Resumes T Nff ___ll ' '. ByUtedPreuI*teruUosa1 downed fifth-ranked Michigan, rally from a 31-10 deficit. flu-ridden Montana hit Kris Joe Pate anti his top- 17-10, In a controversial Rose In another contest not figur- Halnes with an 8-yard touchranked Penn State team aren't Bowl game Monday. "If we and ing in the national champion- down pass on the final play of VIM to get their long-awaited Alabama are considered, it's ship, Noire Dame quarterback the game. Montana also ran for Press urecooker college football national cham- important to remember Our Joe Montana led the Fighting a 2-yard TI) and passed for a pianshlp this year. But just who warns with Al2hm2 ''' hiatt in a L1- twu poins conversion after NEW YORK (UP!) The last time Woody Haves found hiw'If . a million we won," minute comeback over freshman Steve Qchy returned such a posluon was 44 years ago, whlc also was the last time 47 dollar question. Michigan Coach Bo Schem- Houston, 35-34, in the Cotton a shod Houston punt 33 yards he was without a team to coach, and what makes it such a PAnd everyone has a different bechier agreed the Trojans Bowl Monday afternoon, !. for a TD during the amazing sonal crusher for him now Is he knows this time it's the end and answer, deserved top ranking. "In my With ice p iled on t he sidelines rally from a 34-12 in the last 7% there will be no next time. Alabama Coach Bear Bryant opinion, Southern California and a chill factor below zero, minutes of the game. That doesn't only hurt a man like Hayes, to whom football is his liv /976' • i wli his turn deserves the best team In the nation / whole life, it kills him. #1 1J0/l/ul' , . the prize they Just missed last today," he said. No matter h9w brave a front he puts up to everyone on the ØEIY #o&,l,V year. "I think we would have No one in Miami was being outside, It takes everything out of him Inside. In a few more beatu any team in American quite so cocky after fotrthrated weeks,Hayeswill be 66,anagewherenocollegeinthecountryis today.I'mgolngtovoteforus 4 71/f Oi1Y Oklahoma eased past No. 5 go ing to come ha nging on his door and as for the professional s, No, 1," he said after the second- Nebraska, 31-24, Monday night :.. forget about them, because no pro performer would ever stand for rand de 7'W4l' -• rwheIrned the in th e o ra nge Bowl, but ' r . the way Hayes ran his players at Ohio State. Nittany Uons Monday with a quarter back Thomas Lott said, R9 ri' Woody Hayes without football is about as Imaginable as Casey 14-7 decisi TNt 1,TIE . R, ' on at the Sugar Bowl. "I don't think anyone can beat _______________________ Stengel without baseball. Stengel died in the fall of 1975 just shy of But, Southern California ." Prep basketball cranks up again after the holiday 85 but the core and fiber really went out of him 10 years before, Coach Jolm Robinson said, ,,, TOM ,q.ci gp Oklahoma Coach Barry break with three games on tap tonight Involving IN , when he retired as Mets' manager. He left, he said, "of my own "I'm going to vote for Southern Switzer agreed. "We're the best Seminole County teams. Rf(O'p 'b free will"-even though they were holding the door open for hlJTh Cal 9iMiYt''T ornia as the No. I learn In offensive team In the nation and WEtC1 iYCn' 1Ac& 7,'g OPPt)RW/7Y For awhile, Hayes also tried to make It look as If he were the if The big one is at Lake Brantley, where the nation," His No. 3 team I would say Alabama Is 7b 8ECO4'e 7Y1 O'Vy"f,i' coci leaving voluntarily as head coach of the Buckeyes. He felt that Patriots hope to get back in the groove of winning • defensive team." 7981E 7'IM'th sounded more dign i fied than be ing fired. But In the end everybody ways in an 8 p.m. contest against Seminole. iabama i,',q,,' 'c q/cr,Re,c became aware he had been sacked, lot go in the aftermath of his Other games at 8 include Lake Howell at Lyman 5TAR W/7if 8,VaP ofY,,t2 State around for most of angry slugging of a Clemson player near the end of last Friday game in New Orleans and held and New Smyrna Beach at Oviedo. Distributed by King Features S)n,ficate. night's 17-15 loss in the Gator Bowl, Penn State to only 19 yards Propletically, Hayes revealed what the instrument of his firing rushing. ; would bea few years back while explaining how different tiefelt _______ The Tide marched 1) yards in ________ about ttewt coin. to watch a footbafl game and those 7-0 with 1:01 Ii) to . come to play. 'loll inthehalf.Qiuck Fisina hit "Frankly, I don't give a damn what other people think of me end Sco(t Fitakee with a 17-yard Chicago at Philadelphia 2 Rick Agreed' the alumni or the writers," he said.' 'They aren't the ones who fire 3.20 220 0 (4-6) l.00; P (1-4) 58.20; T (1-4. TD pass Int he third period to tie Los Angeles at Atlanta lSurlrided 2.60 I) 7180. Time 31.3$. coaches, The people who fire coaches are players." New Jersey at Houston Q (2.3) 5.80; P (3•2) 27.00; 7 (3•2.7) the score, but Alabama came Seventh Race, ,, C Long k!iown as a pressurecooker for coaches, Ohio State has New Orins at San Antonio 36.00. Time 31.15. 1 Roger Dale 11.00 6.00 1.20 NHL. Standings right back on an eig ht -yard Kansas City at Denver been called by some a football madhouse. When Hayes was hired Fourth Race, 5.16, M I Wicked Wayne 720 510 Campbll Conference Indiana at Milwaukee 4Conformed 210 2.80 2.10 ? Thelma j. ascoachOhioState'strusteesstartedhlm off atamodest$12,500. By uaise tress Isteriatioeal touchdown run by Major 5.20 Patrick Division Detroit .t Golden State 3 Lady Lady Ogilvie foll owing Lou Diner's 3$Q 3.10 0 (1.1)14.20; P (4.1) 6.A0; 1 (4.1. With the suddm and For that, he brought the school's football team the kind of w L I Pts. Boston at Seattle 6Do1I' PrIncess 100 21 231.60. Time 31.4. iii abdication of Duke as,62-yard punt return In the third NY Islanders 21 4 7 SS prestige it had neverenjoyed before, along with a pair of national 0 (3.4) 13.40; P (4.3) 19.$0 T (2•3• Eighth Race, 5.16, B Phladelphla 19 13 6 a rter. 6) 73.00, Time 30.19. championships, As the most successful coach in Ohio State's nation's premier college qu 3 Paper Lace 880 1220 3 80 NY Rangers 20 13 4 Fifth Race, S.l, 0 5 Enoia 26.60 9,10 history, he also was Its most high-handed one, yet of all the basketball team, Michigan "Alabama just beat us at the Atlanta 20 16 3 43 2 Dunleer Lass 620 2.80 260 7 Alert's Cool 9.10 OR LAN DOSIMINOLE players he coached,! never met one.who didn't speak of him with Stile has asewned the top spot line of sa'Immage," said Penn Smyth* Division 3Apr11 PaIrol 2.40 2.20 0(3•5) 6140; P (3.5) 312.O; T (3$. MONDAY NIGHT In the UP! Board of Coaches State Coach Joe Paterno. b Audrey Kan W L T ph. respect and warm regard. 2.20 1) 959.40. Time 31.51. FlrstOam. Chicago 12 16 7 31 4 Zate.EIexp, 0(23) 13.10: P (2•3) 38.1*, T (3•3• Ninth Race, 5.16, C week ratings. 920 4.20 310 Nobody ls all good and nobody aflbid, and that includes Woody Vancouver Time 31.7$. I Princicola 910 1920 9.60 13 21 3 29 $ Areta-BeltIa 10.20 510 A) 73.00, ints we've played." St. LOUIS Hayes. From all evidence, in his case the good he did far out Team S1sthR8ce5i6,A 8flraveOne 480 3.00 $ 26 S 21 7 PltaA(berdi 3.20 Po Colorado 2CSurfer 7 21 6 20 3.60 3.40 3.60 51 Thinkso Too 2.60 weighed andmaybe morepeopiemlght've become 1. Michigan St. (7.11(23) Q(4.) 47.20: P 44) I9S.II. 417 At Pasadena, AU-'Altserica Wales Co.*e 1 HighfalutIn 4.00 5.20 0(18) 21.00; P (IS) 62,10; T (1I• Sec Game 2. Notre Dame (6.1) (3) 405 ol some ofthe kind and generous thlngshedidhadhenolsoaflen tailback Charles White apNorris Division 3.00 5) 147.60. Time 31.41. 5 Z11.Urquidl 3. Illinois (12.0) (1) 13.00680 400 lDrlIsJ.t 315 considered the media his personal adversary. (12) 31.00: P (2.1) 13.10: T 12.1. Tenth Race, 5.16, A peared to have fumbled before Montreal W L T Ph. 6 EchanoJavi 1.40 4.60 1. No. Car. (8.1) (3) 3.60 4)104.40. Time 31.16. 26 6 5 S 2 NeguIAlberdl 8 For'n Diplomat 8.80 460 3.20 I doubt Hayes meant to do any real physical harm to Charlie 5. UCLA 7.2 2W diving into the end zone in the 15 13 7 Seventh Race, 5.11, C 31 1 R Dees Scorpio 7.40 4.20 0(56) 91.21: P (54)312.1000 14 296 second quarter, but the play Los Angeles Bawnan, the Clemson middle guard he struck in Friday nI°ht's 7.6. LSU (5.0) (1) 3 Bodiddle SCOTT is is 6 56.60 11.60 180 5 DrI's Eath 1.10 S)113.,I Duke (6.2) (1) 271 contest. Bauman had intercepted a pen by Ohio State quit- I. Kenky (52) 7AIert's Dale I 2011 21 7.60 1.80 was called a touchdown that Detroit QUO) 49.60;P(S-7) 140.I0;T1$.7. Third Washington I 22 7 23 I AIr,jQulola 3.00 5) 220.00. Time 31,51. terback Art Schlichter, killing off what looked to be the Buckeyes' 10 00 580 5 20 1 DrIt's Flare Indiana State (0) 174 $V5 USC the Rose Bowl title. Adams Division 0(2.7)136.20; P (2'7) 721.40: T (2. Eleventh Race, 5.16, C 3 PitaBtitia 130 3. 00 3.20 final threat, and then was said to have taunted Hayes by wavIng 10. N.C. St. (8.2) 5W the official signal " 7.1) 725.40, Time 31.73. w L T Ph. $ Ciloniz.JavI ICircus Sport 8.20 660 5.50 11. Long BeaCh 120 3.60 St. (SO) the foot ball in his face. Boston 74 6 7 U Eighth Race, 5.14,1 7CSklI 8.00 3.80 fl., P 1.3 110.40. 12. Michigan (1.2) 113 touchdown and I released Toron(o 17 16 6 10 52e'5et 7.10 4.00 2.10 S Tour iane 3.20 FeerthOame 100 ball," c1.amed White, who was Buffalo Obvlouilyfruutratedandlncensed,Hayeslashedos.g. But when 13. MississippI St. ($0) 13 13 4M'te0 3' • Olga. 7.00 1.00 0(1.7)41.00; P (1.7) 96.90, T (1.7. 14. Texas AIM 111.21 179.80 119 4.20 104 named co-MVP you're a coach, you're supposed to be a model for all yoiaig with Mirmesota II IS 3 31 4 LequeAlberdl 2.80 1) 133-00. Time 31.4$. 5.00 600 lEasyEddi. snsas (71) 91 MIchigan's Rick Leach, "Of 0(4•5)23.00; P (14) $5.10: T (S4 and you're not supposed to do that. How can you teach discipline Twelfth Race, ti, 0 2 Oquiza Perez . 47 Meoy's Game iiu (5.3) 1 Proud Marigold 8.20 1.00 3.00 u COUflO It wa$ a good call," Los Mg S. Colorodo 3 0(4.0) 74.40, P (54)171.21; OD460 Il. Kansas 0.3) to your players when you don't show any yourself? (1 I) 223.64. Time 31.36. Ninth Race, 1.16, C 2 Yellow Rober 5.60 1)00 I) 154.10. 1$. (10.1) 43 GearVetO*fl Games Te4ay's Woody Hayes was wrong indolng what hedld,theuine way he 19. Marquette (9.1) Sauggy 50.80 26.20 7.50 6C.P.'sAshley 11.00 Southern Cal had' scored Vancouver at NY l$Indrs PlifhiGame a iOcIf'sBaron was wrong when he struck out at a fan alter a toogh los. to 20. Maryland (9.2) 4.00 5.60 Q(12)U.I0;P(1.2)70.5w,T(I.3. I AIuIra.Eloua 16 early In the game on a 9-yard 23.20 7.20 3.80 LOUIS at Colorado 1.20 6) $09,00. Time 39.14, S Medina-Enrique Michigan State a few years ago and cuased out a Seattle Wednesdays Games 6.10120 lDavePear pass to Baby Brewr 111Sf Montreal Q(1.1)9I.41:P(S-))309,40,y($.). A- 2,632; Handle $201,303. 4 Alava-Juan at NY Rangers photographer during another contest the University of 900W. Time 31.67. gan quarter back Leach Atlanta at Toronto (18) 47.11: p (1.1) 116.11. Wul1ngton. ___ and added a TeOthi P9cc, $165 Sixth Game Los Ang at Washington was Intercepted 32Aichmist Diver Kea 18.20 5.00 5.60 Jim Owens, coaching Washington the time, said he thought 3 Joss Juan Vancouver at 11.10 3.00 3.40 Plttsbgh yard fleldgosl by Frank Jordan Boston at Chicago 7,60 560 $ LelhueZaldua 9.60 4.20 Hayes had "lost touch with some of the realities of playing foot4.60 as time ran out in the first half. St. Louis at Minnesota 1 OleaPerez 3.20 •LL'sBrean W games." Jim Owens, I think, hit It right on the nose. Hayes 0(2.3)64.50: P (3-2) 141.00: T 13•2. 0 (3-0) 4340; P (31) 190.00. 10-2, scored a 31)961.41. Time 31.67. did lose touch. With all the pressure around him, though, I can Ift • Seventh Game Eleventh Race, 1-16, d yard field goal by Gregg s AldanaAlberdi 19.00 3.00 5.20 understand t• 11.10 7.00 5.80 $ JosUrquidi 540 5.00 1 Nile Strutt Wilier In the second quarter Pro Basketball Anytime someone talked to Hayes about retiring, he said he 3.80 4Claverdon 6.20 2.80 NeguIBeitIa 2 and a 44yard pass from Leach 2.80 might consider it if be fo und something else he'd rather do. He NSA Standlags 0(11)41.21: P (51) 22l.2I;SIQ S Sun Girl 0(1.4) 9.00: P(I4) 119.30; T (1-4. to Roosevelt Smith early In the with 5-1) 396.30, ( Iaster casierasce could never Imagine what that would be. 1) 417.60. Time 31.73. Ihffi Game second half, U they fell to its Aftaetk vIslon "Beside" he'd always add, "I have the best coaching job in Twelfth lace, ;. C AlavaZaldua 24.80 5,10 6.30 w L Pd. 01 Sen ziok Community Cellego third itialiJit Rae Bowl loss. Wash 10.80 4.50 3.10 the coosdry." 1 ArtaZubl 7.00 3.80 1 Llghler'd Knot 21 12 .467 4.10 Wright AIco 7.40 6.60 retu"is to the basketball wars Heian'.w TrOPhY winmer Billy PitIla 3 Sara Elorza That's all In the past tense now, and you can judge for yourself , 7 It .467 2RensCrash 4.60 Q(1.4)4L31;P(4.I),430, New 7 xill* Ui Its own StuN and [ott raced for two Jrwy 1 thy u 16 .513 what that has doing to Woody Hayes. 0(l•J)U.II:P(l.3)6L4$,T(1.3. Ru th New . York 19 9 100 6 touchdowns each B0IIN. to Waromea give $ Simon 14.30 5.20 3.10 11 240.10. Time 39.16. 13 21 303 Oklahoma, 11-1, Its rvenge Boston Central DivIsisa BnYaJ'd and 'Jidjan 2 Urizar $ 40 440 A 2,112: Handlo $203,631. MONDAY NIGHT S Isldro vi ctory OVSf br N '' Nke 10 the msdd7inst.der of t,00f the W I. PCI. di Flrstlace.$.U,D Electric top-ranked 0 21) 83,45: P ($2) 79.20. Stiffey San Anton 22 13 .503 th Ora ng e Bowl. teams In the Mat,., INancy Crash 1.40 3.00 2.10 TenIEGame is Nebraska had looked like it Houston 3Wha$s Ahead with Srutnol 4.70 2.10 e following cat 9 19 Arcs 29 409.20600 Atlanta SANPOND ILICTRIC Tommy agal Sanford Electric ns i iS .314 3 SCommunicate 4.00 was going to blow the Soonsos Clevelnd 3 Enrlque 3.40 John Abbott College 1 Slitfey 0.114, Robert Mills 1 0.02, II 21 .100 0(3.9610.10: T (5.3.50 U.N. Time battle of the unbeatens D.ryl Williams 33.2I, Joe C0r Go. MOotNal. Zubl 4.10 Out of the BOWIIDU1SfIrM$% DetroIt 12 74 ' Q(3.$)31.15:P(53)$4il:0o(5. 31-65Saturday Saturday to gain sole P.M. OAsFVS WIlliams i vin 12 .3 10 Second Race, 1.14, C Wumers mist Friday night at minotea, drift N ysrà In ii 146* Orins s ni.;s. possession of first place in the Smith 123, Bobby Hartmanlo-00, 9 followin Westera Cast er sacs SB. LynnMarle 1040 5.10 3.00 on a ERWdI by a c.iip.d Iio.* Game g th. consolation (Closed Sunday) MIdw.s$ Dlvisien Sanford Junior Boys Bassktbsll Shea Whlghiam 0 01 0, Tommy 4.40 3.10 5 Aibert.Echisve 9.00 1.4.0 6.80 lsharkeyPete f*om Sotley Crockett 30.0 6. Stacy Smith 10.02. C'tlhtIiI. P W L PCI. Sl ots 6Ma _____ 3.20 • Ciiz.Jui.t League. 15.50 5.40 Kan City Totals 19 35 41. 20 14 "Brevard Is iinkad No. I in to Tim Smith. Then tthmn Denver P154)11.30 T 15.4. MATINEES: i CaCIIOZIMIJ Sanford Electric blast ed ATLANTIC SANK: Curtis 17 19 4 1 ° 61 129-361 OD (0.5) 19.11, Time 31.21. state 11* and It Is Mon.. Wed.. Sat. o (ii) 4411: p (51) M.O. unbeaten," Chicago is 21 .417 6 Atlantic Bank, 41-19,' while Esclavon 4000 Terry Clifton I 0.0 Ird Race, S14,M NEW MATINEE MitWauke (1Jg jfJ 15 74 3, Karry Hunter 2 0-04 Brian said 5CC COUCh Joe Stitllrg. .353 7¼ Sims, who 6 Wright Dao.e 34 Indiana 3.00 7.40 2.20 Pest Time 1:11p.m. F1-'g'5 'p Batik Cha____ lked LP She ffi eld 11.23, Lee Charron 01.31. "So we expsct a very strong yarde on 11 24 .314 9½ _____________________ 4 August AIEck,rt 230 2.10 25 carries, scored 00 Dog Am victory of the season over Totals $2415. Pacific Olvisisa S SRebeldNlder 23.40 tournament. Brevard features r of 2 and 11 yarda and Lelt * L Pc?. OS First Federal, 35.20. ALL NEW 0(44)0.11: P (6-4) 11.11:1 (44.5) Sanford product Ruben Cotton, went In from 3 and 2 yarda out, PhoenIx SANFO*0.ONLANDO • 24 14 333 $6 Tritecta lox 376.40. Time 31.20. Tommy Stilfey scored 14 Atlaeticla.k MATINEE 44 6 4-IS Seattle 22 13 .sn $42 Trifecta Wheel averaglnglipobtsagam.and as the Sooners' speed and Few* lac,,$.16,D 1ntNaCL1.14,D while playing jiut two Los Mg 23 11 .622 ALL I2NACIS lDayle'sPlck 8.20 7.00 3.20 f cent of his field quickness proved to be too Portland SDeb's Secret SANK: Tony Gains? hittlfl€ 10.00 5.00 3. IAhlos.AIta ii 14 .sfl 4 perlodatoleadSariordElectric 07FLAGSHIP S 3.50 5.00 14, Billy Davis 431 11, Horace goals at the last report, 2 Day Sl Golden St. 1.50 much for 19 15 .314 Thursday Ladies,Nit* th e bigger Huskers. lCory Scooter 4. 80 to the win. Daryl WWlains Knight 3 02 4. Marc Klein 9 0.3 0, Seminole Diego II 21 .162 6½ 7MtIOCJI is hoping for a Uwe von Schamann added a 10 0(41) II.U:P(44) 110.0:1(4.1QIll) 21.05: T ($77) 337.45. Time added eight. Curtis Esclavon Chuck Grant 0000, Mike Futrell 22. Monday's Remit 523.11. Time 31.91. at Breva.rd. The Raiders field goal for Oklahoma from 26 31.39. 36, RiChal'd Swain 00.0 0. Totals 15 crack Golden St. 110, Seattle 97 Led Atlantic Bank with eIght. 5.1133. PiNhiRace,1.16,0 played in Cocoa kcead Race, s.i, at yards out. Tuesday's Games 3 Fair Ruler 9.20 340 3.00 FIRST FEDERAL: Eddie Hughes Thanksgiving, but lost to Dade7WYCI1IF,Iti at New York $1.20 9.20 4.10 4AhlosoAcc,I Nebras ka never gave up STANDINGS 4.50 3.30 0000, GOalie HOpkitis 10.02, Chris SSIrIk. Force Chicago at Washington 1.40 3.10 6Rolli ng Wh 560 L L Hunter 1 45 12, Stiedric Knight 11.1 South in the opening round and scoring on a 31-yard field goal 6 Wright Cherri Milwaukee at Cleveland 3.30 fl.1J p (3.4) 51.41; 1 (3-4. N of Oilande J,as; Q(S.7)91.s; P(7S) $13.90:T 3 $ 3. Timeth O'Neal ill). Totals 16.10 beat Florida College for the by Billy Todd in the third period Sanford Electric Los Ang at New Orleans 6) 42420 Time 31.73. 20. •ft HWy 1192 Loagneod 6) l,I91.40 OD (1•7) 415.64, TIms Denver at Kansas City consolation and didn't meet and adding touchdowns by Rick AUuUc Bank Sixth Race, 1.16,5 31.11. Seethe at Portland RISERVAIIONS $31 l600 314 9 9-35 Brevard. FI,aN 6Lamar Scott 1 Berns with 9:12 left and Junior 4.00 2.50 2.20 Flagship Bank TIIirdRace, S.,6,M Detroit at San Diego 4 4 6 6-20 Federal 0 3 First 4AhIosoAIeta No One Undei Sal' V. 4.00 2.10 1$ 3Mt, Brick SCC is 7-5. Miller as the clock ran out to FlritFederal 6.60 710 2.450 1 Heather Crash Wednesday's Games 2.10 Prep 25 OZ. jM$ ' 'I J J/,"", • I' ORANGE ACH _ __ `9 - IIIRIy THE CASE 1 12 YR. OLD ' II SCOTCH ________ LORD BARRY ABC PRII no 5.99 IhIIi1I $6.5CHEWERS SCOTCH SUNRISE TIQUILA sIANsyAi. QT. , • .. 5TH $39 sns 749 is 5114 5.91 SIN $39 _______ ' t 599 INKUM SAMBUCABAROME NEAPOLITAN CAMPARI APERITIV ITALY IOCHA.MOOP luu St1 11 1s ? It' by Alan Mayer ., - SMINGS VnW • , 5TH $49 * ,, No THREES AND FOURS - .*ANNIE GREEN , VSOP COGNAC uowàis V 59 BRASS oieti SCOTCH699 . $1.UCAU ST. • noz 99$ • it ___ 12YR.OIDf, , I 3/4 OT 4.99 1971, had been Hayes' defensive coordinator the past few years. Other former Hayes players or assistants considered possible candidates include Bo Rein, presently coach at North Carolina State, Earle Bruce of Iowa State and Ruby Hubbard of Florida A & M. Meanwhile, Enarson sent an official message of apology to Clemson University for Hayes' striking the Clemson player. _____ 0T. ii.Ios - 2.59 ROSE OJAC __ •)f1 , JUAN.S PIERHEERtNGCHRY a1Iaioics I LI Alit ___________ __________________ CAFE BENEDICTINE 5Th 9.95 LOVE COFFE 110 MEXICAN 2301 $49 • 0416 ____ T04SZM3 ' 4.09 LIQUEUR • CHEN,Iu,$I$ M&I5SMA5 INS TIc AMATTOCOR$O ftc GALLuAO LIOUflIN CA*4*OIANCU$YI.,$? AID *,t FU SOUVENIR GIFT 101 *511 UAGNAN V 0 JIM 11AM v SLACK $ WHITE SCOTCH VOOKAGsNNtjM 3 9, It", UPI • KA GUM? COLD DUCK 2.39 JACK 04011ILS 11LACK • . .. JAIl 19 . . _________________________ 'V ______________________ "" HEUBLEIN . COCKTAILS (14&\ THE LIQUOR IS IN" ____ Pin Cou" 44v -:---- 5310 ' . _ - Woody's OMEGA 94 GIN x'T STill III A N' 1. V06.1iwI Q, 669 Hayes held for 28 years, there are a number of other good candidates Hindman could consider, including a couple of present Hayes' assistants George Hill and George Chaump. Chaump has been on the Buckeye staff since 1968 as quarterback coach and had a large part in the recruitment of quarterback Art Schlichter. Hill, who joined the staff in _______ ¼"'- J'•_t...1. ____________ ____ "Everybody has me going there already," Holtz said. "I'm the same coach who turned down the warm weather in Florida in favor of my commitment to Arkansas. "I think you can't possibly have the background I have without having strong feelings for Ohio State. I was raised following Ohio State." While Holtz Is the prime prospect for the job which By MILTON RICHMAN IMPT. CANADIAN p 'l PIflhI ANDRE ' •o.ao.oa voosa B4 L " I KY VODKA • VOOK . '' 6000 • - Lovi Mn ca,. coUti LIOu(UN 5 QY KY GIN 711 • SCOTCH 5.49 I • VODKA CNOICI e3,s 4.:gy P MM1 __________________________ CHOICI ANY 12 -. 'I WA2DA 1.49 VW1 59 MR. ED. •KY BLEND Of, CERTIFIED StI ' ' • ____ ___ _____ PASSPORT ________________ .' V.0. BARTON ___________ _____ __ a000Wib.. JAN. 3 GIN 1 A' _____ ___ GOOD TUES.,JAN.2 CERTIFIED • • • ______ __ ;:.: 0 CLAKT NINUT 3 32" N ' 3.29 140*. AIIYI2-5T1$ 22.91 ' ______ . . IMPT. WINE IAMIIU$C$.U$$IIA ANISETTE-CHERRY SLACICIERRY PEP. $CHNAP.$LOt GIN _________ issue with varying answers to questions of whether he would take the job. "I've always wanted to coach at Ohio State, but I'm extremely happy at Arkansas," he said. "As long as the people want me there, I'll be there." However, until Ohio State officials ask Arkansas Athletic Director Frank Broyles' permission to talk to Holtz, what else can he say. Million Dollar Question Parade CANADIAN SUNSET i]:k SCOTCH 9! ____ Who's Sports •1 soi4.99 _________________ ____ ____ I ___ _______________ . that time." Holtz, a native of East Liverpool, Ohio, and a former Hayes' assistant, has for more than a year been rumored to be the next Ohio State coach and Hindman admits, because of Hayes' age (66 Feb. 14), he had given some thought to a successor. Holtz in Honolulu to coach in the Hula Bowl Saturday, has done a good job of avoiding the 1I ..09 I I __ _________ OSU Athletic Director Hugh Hindman, a former line coach under Hayes who fired his former boss after be refused to resign, said be would meet with university President Dr. Hard Enarson to set up the selection process. 'I don't know my prerogative at this time," Hindman said. "I will meet with President Enarson Tuesday and the process will be established at Apparent BOX 2'79 1211 1IAIoy • VALUABLE COUPONS _____ BELOW GOOD ALL ABC'S IN FLA. 1.99 SALE CREAM 0€ MENThE OAKEN ON • ANY 13 575 p• ____ ________ * . L T4 549 ' -'' - PilIUIILY $NTT.kaTW CM." _ Remains W oody's 2.50 ' MUIM DIVONSHIRI I STANLEY ITANIIY 589. COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP!) Arkansas's Lou Holtz remains the leading candidate to replace Ohio State football Coach Woody Hayes, fired Saturday after 28 years with the Buckeyes. Hayes' dismissal came after an incident in the closing minute of his team's 17-15 Gator Bowl loss to Clemson. The veteran coach slugged one of the Tiger players. ,• 5TH AAN St%liuIS $ $1155155 £15111 F ' 1 _____ 5 tCOIL*UO ' C.InI MICKIIANGILO HOLLAND HOUSE I CHININSLANC 69icIjm my . MIXEIS "w 1 J ç. IMP. ITALY T ALL TYPES 6 9 74.ssCA • . MY 12 GLASSWIE STANLIY • ____________ _____________ __________________________ cwoics DOMAUNI 3/4 ST. CORDIALS TNIPLI UC II ______ ¶ ANY BRANDY ssz.ui STANLEY SCOTCH ,•flt $ StIIOID 1S00 Ix' IIDPU LISHY "ML PRO" fjVERMOUTN FINE FRENCH 99$ 1Pwivts Ii IGOLDLABEL SCOTCH :4: GALLO ITCHAST ARMAGNAC 16 OL My CREAM SHERRY S-M ___ L-XL 2.99 1*. IUP$PA1l 4.49 OLD : , j4 STANLEY ________ OT. _ _________ p 1 BAR GUIDE "DISCO" LOUNGE HI-WAY 436.ONE LIVE ENTERTAINMENT ___ BLOCK E. OF -4 -OPEN SUNDAY10 • IMP. FlINCH __ SCOTCH OPEN SUNDA Y 80' VODKA CNCI . ______ . 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It seems Mw is nd capitli of the world), Cuernavaca, a popular resort songs, but also a pod. The two t0'n. exchanges Dotes and copies of Whik in 11110*0 CRY, W their books on poetry. group toured do city, soft It was a night Miss Rldell will . such sights as the governor's long remember with j By ABIGAIL VAN BUREN palace, the many churches arid appreciation. DEAR ABBY: I've been cathedetaIz,Qapu1tepecPark, to of living common-law with aman the Museum of Anttropology i jut ha andseV,raln1dubs. another gra nd lady who for 12 years. We have seven One of the PdgNIgWI of the celebrated her 71st birthday on kids. He pays all the bills and my kids call him "Papa." trip was a tour b the fvooue Ijtf0W1d out that he hU pyramids of T.otlhuacan, Weymouth, Mass and lam where the gro or mod Of proad to uy "Happy Birthday another conunon-law wife and ' six kids living 96 miles from theln,dllmbedtothetopofthe j" ' Z 10 . . . '' by IarI kraiisd XI The$a Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sponsored a drawing for a "Basket of Cheer" Proceeds from the $45 worth of merchandise will go toward the chapter's community-oriented ways and means projects. Mary McGovern drew the winning ticket holder. Linda Ervin, 2419 Lake Ave.. Sanford. IIave ___ -t -_ 1 ____ II I - I IR "see all," tell them to buy a newspaper or stay home and watch television. But stay away from fires! FIREMAN'S DAUGHTER DEAR DAUGHTER: Curiosity seekers often (hid what they're not lookiag for - ive 0 Getting married? Whether you want a formal church wedding or a simple do-yourown-thing ceremony, get Abby's new booklet, "How to Have a Lovely Wedding." Send $1 and a long, stamped (28 cents) self-addressed envelope to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, FOE' years, he has left every DEAR NO Here Ii the In Taxco, a colonial town of my iother and mother of m While they were with us, we Ka thy, Karen and Mike narrow winding cobblestone six brothers and sisters and Sundaynightandcomebsckon estimated number of calories really enjoyed ourselves, streets, they walked through grandmother of twenty-two Thursdaymornlng,bi*withthe buried per hour fir several Talktoyounextyear' especially Jake (their grandthouej* It was types ii measured Ph)llCal he 's on I job history, visited the many silver granren son)," added Gene. one iprea DICNWY' activity: andleshershopaanddidsome If I can prove that he spends Slow walkiag - 115 $0 _______________________________ "When I cook, I REALLY unusual (idmes shopping more time with me than he Daaetig — fl$ $0351 wiu tiir tree tim., the cook, said Peg Musgrove, as Aludlifts had AD WMW* 90 Those good folim of the Winter spends with the other woman, is the didW out dinner to friends Swftair swinunift — 30is Dr. and MrL Reven Madden winounce the birth of a son, Jason see the "real" Mexico, andfamfly. SprthpvPWpodaadAuzilary hemycommon-Iawhuebandor * Ian,whoweighedInat6pound3,l1ounces,oflDec.11,atBr® hers' Tes 35110795 wttii the local citizenry, take in have outon. taeives Included among Army Hospital, San Antonio, Texas the A mOvil,IN bow their Mai0n holiday season. This small Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Harold T, Madden of Sanford, "special" people sharing in the I an group managed to fill and, feast were Peg's parents, Marg . and Mr. and Mrs. Walter Peterson of Tampa. Bill OpIwtu* to 11114 00 * 111111111 deliver 13 WW*s of food, toys whe're would that Well Great-grvWparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Madden and Mr. and Stan Pearce of Ormond Duncan languge they had bw and dothing for Maly funilift were to suddenly fall ova eza*N Varies with the 111110* and Mrs. Ped Hasty, all of Swdord. Beach; Peg's brother and his Mgr. I dividut, Wre eas be as st*ing for almod two yeam in the arca. TOW &dub and dad? . wife, Bob and Debra Pearce of PUZZIEDINGA. rtllakI. tIpE'S. tiS umber Tb. only "down" spot, ac- cii Jacksonville; Sam's sister and w Iii. DEAR PU''-'Th It wesid Of calls's b'ISd cording to the teenagers, was g, 0 4 g her family, Lois and Bob of love Johnson and Rob and Sharon of 'the group 1111 M YON W08Id Of 4111114`10001111 Is 1181111111 BROADLOOM CARPETS astIresonisy that .aly a lawyer could a' Is s (lando on (mu Eve Diii rjijed toys an Altamonte Springs, and, "very Some cart specialty stern ' feature "broadlsm" carpets. mod Childrm ii: USfS lii liii) streuson I ad special peo e" Maria, y, pl Kath That's great, bvt what art ADOP TION It's ilot easier to get Is. physical ewelie, .1.1 the at were delayed Tampa, much lbs coiagy. Total cost of thi. . Gina and Mario Ambroslo, broadl oom carps?? Simply above UaP furasUes od 111 IL to the didNU of lbs wsioiiiy years' project was almost S Connie, Kathy and Becky oslinet breadie is a term of DEAR ABBY: I was perb.haad thai a dead i.e. mIIsVrSmSst r,titrin t any law awaiting esid, Lukaa have been enjoying .::rw. ad 14 lockes in width. DEAR ABBY. Some time sonally involved In that When they finally arrived at I company of longtime friends, ago, you listed the number of nIg)wWs fire that left so Joey, a bright-eyed (iii. tli. *port, they to cirJe Jerry and Dee Dugan of Broadloom carpets are not , 1 calories a person would burn many people homeless in hhua, is among the any special type, quality. lbS $iZort before they cum Blidensburg, Ohio, and their construction, 5iI. finally land, acm. 51 minate, Children, Tron and Tiffany, AspsclalHappyMniversary while engaging In specif ic PaclflcPallaadezln Cal ifornia animals sentenced Br"dlNm eloped physical activities. even lose recst*ly We didn't (You lb. ETA. "We're very excited that they louiydaughtui' and .n-u-ia by persons In the ca-pe1 ad op. a 0! of death unless h C Then the trawlers found they on the cel.lxation Of their third included sezM .Jm) Can home, thank God, but acme0W dusIry to dI5tiflII$h wide are contemplating moving to 1 no a ome, Joey and lFOfl thOI fs'c t, you digit t? could not di—"bsrk! A gin. wading iiiiyaiwy. our area," said Kathy, ' a T%1L'A'P I' $ I &.J....J IL.1 es in s,âk h en J aii .1 I uuCl' u-i cas ya R OGE uur. R M . W.0 ueScr4). AJ5 wijiw wxu ll tieman had iatimMeiy had a width. Atone time, width s 0137 , j wo ld have "Maybe 3' Itwou ORLEANS, drokewhilslnfl1ght,andil leirely wife Kam homegoupinflameswhileflve lions are available for I and 34 Inches were standard warmer, weatherwise, in Ft. ChIa,r It fire trucks wire tied up measures went cer tain carpe t DEAR ROGER: hereceividmodiea3treatm4, adoption through the stationed , enLavrdale, but I really thrW . traffic by ° S .' they hod roWn Seminole Animal Control we have roils • rolls of jtq my visit, said Steven S ' DEARAUY:IwesldNke$s deovsfrommllesaroimdtoaee It wasa happy, bet Weary carpet. Jusiceme In and pick Center. ..umane Buchwald. tr. out the style you like. We will gI OEl, Iii. is nude aid my bsad , ' 'a' ciety of Seminole County hsip you fiM not thenvrnbrf Steven is referring to the A1 las. 1 have please remind boue p w'sjd e to W. et CarPet which holiday visit with his aunt and tric and the Casselberry Ani. tiiat td t eyery . pines re yovNee uncle, Susan and Dr. Jamey who it events, not eitertaianert, and mal Shelter. h.e sea he har. ap , S 51mb. I m sure their childrai •tl g4 4 ge Of people who rush to the scene of calr4. Di yes E, Caroly and Todd enjoyed partictgarly, it Isn't everyone this method of losIng weight? a Steven's stay, too. a . who does ft with charm, grace Haw muy calories issid a could be preventing firemen L (Hiprald Photo by aid& Nichols) such V"y as Winter 714 W. Ist Str"t and pusen have Is hurn to lese a and paramedics from saving I A- We plan to go sledding and £1 S enlra1 LrneL Center ;'.1i.~ 1. r. 1 tIli - , ' . __ 1. ___ IA . S -".": ., -— S S S. *- -_I . , - - " - . & :i~lllllll . - S . , UpJ - - . - . , —,.' - . S * - - - - ____ ____ I .., 1 A ..'', ___ .' -I '. . ___ ' rd: . __________ S . - ' . t T S I :, - ~,,',sj>7 It __________ IF, -cd-'. ....., . ____ ____ ,.. '.—. - .14 --'-' MIXE ., _______ - . ite to celebrate. Jim and Gall Murray are enjoying an extended visit from his mother, Mrs. Christine Murray of Lakewood, Ohio. Her three grandchildren, Michael, Carrie and Michell e state, that Is," said grandmom are thoroughly enjoyin g Penny. grandma's visit as Is Gall, who Penny and Marty Yurick are hasturnedoverthe"kp"duties visiting over the holiday toMrs.Murray. with their son and his family, Prior to her visit In John, Pam, Jon, David and Longwood, Mrs Murray spent Shelly Yurick The above threemonthsvlsltinghersister, mentioned plans are just a few Mrs. Harold Maloney of Walnut when Penny and Marty take Creek, Calif. David and Shelly back to Blue Jim's sister, brother-in-law Bell, Pa., with them for a while and their three children have been enjoying the warm "We always litave such a Florida sunshine ft holiday. wonderful time when we all get Harry and Kathy Palagi and together," said Emmita SchDavid, Sharon and Jenny will mit, of the family gathering. be staying a few more days Participating in a buffet before returning to Coventry, dinner were: Emmita's sister R. I., taking with them Harry's and her husband, Nydia and mother, Mrs. Mary Pal8gi Of Tony Lopez; their son and his Barrington, R. I. wife,RafaelandEmmaLopez; Last, but certainly not least, Emmita's cousin, Josephine Is Jim's brother, Terence Ryan and her daughter, Patrick Murray of Attleboro, Patricia, from New Jersey; Mass. When I talked to Jim, he and, her sister, Priscilla Ryan said everyone was at Disney UI ; n..... rn. WmmIt,,'a I I44 'J III.0 IJII4IS 0 World and he and Gail were brother and his family, Luis, "cleaning up before they all get Norma, Luis, Vanessa and back," Michelle Sanchas of Orlando; "We prepare for their visit Rena Flowers; Mike Lee; and and then when they're gone, it's Jerry's brother and his two really a let down," said Brenda daughters, Tom, Jenny and Terry Schmit, of Madison, Lowe, The "they" she is referring Wisconsin. Have heft anyone out? Oh, to are her oarents. Walter and Birth Announcement I 01*11 SUUNO MIVADIm$ j•— "rn %~_t,I 1sz. 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I 1=111`1111AMD , .. ..::, $123 1S ys I " . ! ,. ., ' — — i L. inc trip was iwucr auspices of the Oviedo 111gb Miss RIdeH, ipbl poet, School International club, celebrated her lid birthday on under the ed1on of Spanish Dec 21 In honor of the happy teacher Marilyn Kampsnelr. occasion, Miss mdcli, her The Winter Springs trio, dearest friend, Harve Winters, along with their fellow Mudents, end yours truly went to a local Mr Kamnelr fi ether lounge to hear one of her . DIS"n 1* "'.) : ' S $I3 '& - f sw~ _:;~ ~ 7 ___ dudents have returned from a • ... i r': ilL,.I,rj,(i . What a wonderful time are _____ • • .1, I -- - i.1 - S.. COFFEE "i: - l: f4i.1 JdJ iI..li')iL 1'1 P'i' -i''I' .• . Ab4' J .~. "' ., - ,- - w -1 : uvi . . . . . tir telk S DICOSATID, ~,4 ,,.*' - . — .. BAG .... $1' .,::, , ALL VAR11TINS I '.., . 1: -111- To Celebrate . 1~ - $ro Claims And Around Longwood Families Unite end of 15 will probably bold fondmemories foryeerato come for Cindy Buchanan, 9ê9 .... . I a •r . •. . . . . . . . ff= IliI "4,4.'':' GRINDS . .~ 9 1111114h else# In For Students .4 OFFEE. Winter Springs ; $PT I 4 a C Livnit I with I . Mexican Trip .,. . SuCH-NUT I . II In deadline for approval. Tentative plans to bring the And Around _______________ ________________________ .. WLLMO~ P . .. .t £%t"? •:. ' ',~~ i ll ; ~ . . I . A& $P I AND M Mu p . . . . . . . . . MAXWELL HOUSE ALL .* - Holds Memories 12.RL NYDU 99c ~ 1. I .. 006 .# '= . . ~. ~ .". % NL.1. i 1 S I . . V" 6 X0 VWW'sm. , i • 4 . 99 ft M,1 IUt ':fl*A GfU.J (!tht1VjgU ,1Ji2i ilfi1JLg1J idi'.r,iii .Y1flJ • III .S - 49c1 I SLQ. $ $, KO - : .-.r.,,;,."71..~.1:-'-. :~ 1. -7 .,~ I 1~ I - ~ IWAPII , 1$ .- . W LOeS StICID INTO . I ' LB. 1219:.' I.B. $1189 . o '.., `,-~ , - LB. ' n*i v. . I I .r FRYERS -.. ."-. 39.",.~ . $1_i LI. 1A) NW I 1 9 NS1SU S ,1 9 $VIMS. S'.t. U.S.D.A. GRADE "A" FRESH WHOLE community property in Louisiana. "You see the idea is we have to keep women down in order to protect the family. The minute women get freedom, the minute women get property rights people think it's going to destroy the family. There IS this t errible fear, that t1fll5S husband is elevated to the status of a' god and given at). solute power over the family, it's going to threaten and destroy the family." ERA Ratif icat ion Mrs. Follis, who somewhat However, she said, they both at all the people I run into who ERA. "I feel vehemently, the most marched for the ERA last think the two are mutually resembles actresses Debbie issue up for another vote in the important job in the world is summer in Washington D.C. exclusive." Working out of a small office she is hurt many times when Illinois Legislature leave her homemaking" she said as her with other housewives and face, speaks with a determined Follis sWd in an interview. hopeful, but not too optimistic. son, Ryan, 4, nudged her for representatives of religious in her home, Mrs. Follis has verbally attacked by opponents voice. "The family survives now in written a number of pamphlets who have called her everything But even if ratlflcatipn falls attention. "I feel very, very groups. spite of the laws we have right "I do It for her," she said, on the ERA, including one on from a lesbian to a prostitute to again, she said, supporters will strongly that a homemaker, nodding to the sm4 laughing now, not bemuse of them." "He really supports me now. Christianity and the amend. a communist. who nurtures and produces be back next year. The march was the turning ment. In that pamphlet she But Mrs. Follis hasn't always child. "I put a pink rose in her other human beings and gets "The whole point of point." "I've been told," she said, felt that way. room and l told her when lputtt defines a liberated woman as is not going to go away," said them ready for the world, is That night, she said, they by at least 100 people I there, 'I am putting this pink "My first reaction W83 1 felt one who has found peace with the 31-year-old mother of three. doing the most important job in watched television and listened couldn't possibly be a good rose for you, Megan, and that very threatened by it — God. ,. this country." LI'"' £3 CA U7 III PUJ1I&Y 10 motner:' the leader 01 the opposition some day we're going to have Was something for other Housewives for ERA, which strategy -we are simply never "She has experienced, and Mrs. Follis has n plans past the Equal Rights Amend- won*A it didn't really pertain started as a state group in im,forces — she won't refer to Mrs. she knows that she is of infinite her presidency other than ment." Is active in about 15 states, Mrs. to me. Of course, i really j if I have to do this forrythestrongly rest of and value to her marchers Creator," Mrs. continued work for ratification. radicals Mrs. FoUls, national presi- terpreted it the way a lot of Follis became president last Like most other supporters of my life, Follis wrote. lesbians. What if the three-year ezten• dot of Housewives for ERA homemakers do, that those June after saving as state She said the Bible tells sion runs out and the ERA is not Mrs. and wife of a Methodist radical women were telling me home state oflulnoisasa major Follis has given more president since 1976. "He was so furious andl was husbands to love their wives ratified? 100 speeches, made two minister, said she will work for my work in the home was not key to ratification. A native of New Jersey, Mrs. too," said Mrs. Follis, who appearances on the nationally Follis came to the Midwest plays an active role in her and yet laws have given ratification for the rest of her wortti anything" Then, she said, supporters husbands almost total control The proposed amendment, syndicated Phil Donahue TV when she married her husband, church and is angered when over life if necessary. their wives, will start back at the beg inning She then began examining which would ban discrimination show and responded to ques- Dean, now pastor of a opponents use religion and the with introduction of a new ERA Ironically, Mrs. Follis offers different state laws and found on the basis of sex, has been flons dosens of radio talk Methodist church about 10 Bible to support their ar"That is diametrically op. proposal in Congress. On same argument to elicit "how few legal rights home- ratified by 35 of the required 3$ shows. She said being a miles southeast of Urbana. guments. posed to the principles in the "Never, never would I allow a sepport for ratification that makers have. For example, the states. Congress this year voted homemaker helps ter credibill- Initially, she said, he was "I am a Christian and I do Scriptures. You certainly can't vocal minority to deny Phyllis Sch][811Y, her famous husband is head and master to extend from March 22,1979 to ty with other housewives who skeptical of her concerns with support the Equal Rights legislate love but you can American women a place in the cowderpart from Alton, Ill., with total control over all June 30, .1952 the federal are Initially skeptical about women's issues. Amendment. I've been shocked legislate fairness," Constitution," she said. .6 visa WILCOX . PAMELA J. HUE? SIDNEY, Ill. (UPI) ,., , , ONlY 2$ 3 I 118 JI J1 1 1 1 1 1 101 1 1,irm a,=*, '' . I 1,001.00 central Fkjtldo. L0 . $2002.00 Winn-Dixis stores locotod in 519 E. FIRST ST. FRENCH AVE AT 25th ST. NO. OF PRIZES pp 19 78 AS OF DEC 13, "XII i ,~Arell'j I Dmm%~ 1,0 . I Ridell. NOPUTON If these sightseers want to North Pole, in upper ____ New York I . - - -. a.... * ' -. -, -. -"'-I- - - S S S ,- -ç ) - P ' S-S. '..- --~-r - -~a,,,,~ : ,,,_,,_,.,,.,,,-r ,,~ 1, -.~.: I .~ ~ - . - -,. t.~ -.~..I :, a- �- __ _111111111111111 r--,...... Herald, Sinford, Fl. 25- Evening - Tuesday, Jan. 2, 17t - .. --- •-- • . -, .--;`:.. .w • ----•------• Tuesday, Jan. 2,1979-313 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _t--'___ (•••- -.-:- ,• • ••-•-• CLASSIFIED ADS TV HIGHLIGHTS 1 __ - 930 0 TAXI The cabbies come up with a sure-fire way for John to meet his new heartthrob. (R) EVENING 10:00 OSTARSKY & HUTCH Starsky poses as a cabbie to catch a murderer who has slain four drivers in a vendetta against taxi company. (F') 6:00 (4)00NEWS ZOOM (A) 6:30 (2) G NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS 11:00 (2) (4)00 NEWS 5 DICK CAVETT Guest: AESOP 7:00 (2) THE NEWLYWED GAME (4) MARY TYLER MOORE "The Lou And Edie Story" Lou tells Mary and the newsroom gang that he and his wife are Ralph Faunella. 0 0 THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD I MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB MATCH GAME P.M. BONKERSI 0 BHA NA NA 0 GAZETTE DICK CAVETT Guest: Wil. ham Gibson. 5:00 THE AMERICAN FAMI. (]) LY ... "An Endangered Species?" Edwin Newman and (4)Bf3 VALLEY "The Good Thieves" Jarrod is wounded while trying to prevent a robbery, and Nick and Heath town. 12:40 (4)0 CBS MOVIE "The 0CBS LATE MOVIE "Bans- Incredible Journey Of Or. Meg CSk Rocket To Oblivion" (1974) George Peppard, Andrew Prine. Banacek Laurel" (Premiere) Lindsay Wagner, Jane Wyman. A female physician fights an uphill battle to bring modern searches for a revolutionary rocket enolne which dlsao. peered while being exhibited at a science fair. (A) ...... of Appalachia In the 1930,. HAPPY DAYS Fonzle and a 1:00 young boy whose father deserted him become devoted to each other. (A) SOUNDSTAGE "Garland jew Rosemary Clooney and Helen O'connell, popular singers of the 1940's and 1950'.. (4) NEWS 1:30 5 THE F.B.I. 'Downfall" 6:30 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Levens and Shirley get In the middie of a over,' quarrel between Lavenes father and his girlfriend (Betty Garrett). (A) M . THREE'S COMPANY Jack worries about being cowardly After he avoids a fight with a husky fellow at a local pub. (A) 111111111 HOLLYWOOD TELEVISION THEATER "The Last Of Mrs. Lincoln" Julie Harris portrays Mary Todd Lincoln In James Prldsau*'splay.(R) 5:30 • jppjg 5:53 0:00 THE LAW AND YOU (NON) 30 MINUTES (TUE) BLACK AWARENESS ) S WATCH YOUR uoum (FRO I 011SUNRISEITU114M 1111111"11AAK - 0:10 (2)2-COUNTRY GARDEN (TUE, THU) (2)2(J4y FISHING (PAl) suit-n anrso lii P1 PLAZA I 15:55 V41 eo (2) POPI GOES THE COUPI. TRY (NON) (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FRJ) (2) NASHV1LLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE WILIURN BROTH ERS E 4 LT 155 (ThIS) CHILD U PLAZA 6:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS S SESAME STREET (4) KUTANA NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0:45 (4) EYEWITNESs OW NEWS ' 5:33 155 OHI,NEIGHSON 700 (2)0 TODAY (4)5 CBS NEWS 0000 MORNING AMERI s s caus its CN$5.0 lu CALENDAR Sanford. Deltoua Camera Cub, 7:45 p.m., Lutheran Quwth of Providence, social hail. MN(ED0UGLAS(TUE.F1I) ONE 811,11PERLATIVE SONG I (NON) ii (I) 0 HIGH ROLLERS 1 WHO BUILT THIS PLACE TOURNAMENT OF NOSES PARADE (NON) (2)0 WHEEL. OF FORTUNE (TUS.ffiI) . 11:56 AFTERNOON 1200 (2)S00NEWe(TUl.Pn (I) THE YOUNG AND THE PTLUS(W.p) S YOU, THE lNVINONMEtT AND CANCER (NON) •EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMMO(TUE-FAt) 12.30 (2)0 AMERICA Am (TUE.. THIS) 0 NBC SPEC1ALAEP0 u&cis OW(TUE-FAI) •RYAWS HOPE iot.ao. 100 (2) 0 HOLLYWOOD IOUARU (TUE-PAl) (4) MIDDAY (TUE-FlU) S THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (TUE-mi) 5AMYCHILDI$ Civic Calter. 130 (2)0 DAYS OP OUR LIVES Orea$s. Aaeaym.ss, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, 17-s, Casselberry. Sallerd AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First SI. Deltien Theatre Aria Gild, 7:30 p.m., Eacop& parM house, OES halide Chapter *, 8p.m., Masonic Temple, Sanford. • (4)5*8 THE WORLD TURNS (TUE-PAl) THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 8.sdh Sesiasis AA, noon, County Mental Health Cater, Robin aos& AIamOrde Springs. p_SI DAYS OF OUR LIVES PAl) _____ THE DOCTORS WEDS. PlAZA _______ (me. ______ ____ N ®• PAl) 2t1$.1*3S-i$ _____ a Iwssd Al., closed, $ p.m., Rolling Huh Moravia 0 ANOThER WORLD SEMINAL Church, SR *4 HOSPITAL ________ TUSs. IS Ctsea NITI No fis fill , _ $ISL sCs ___ - O jSM0A060HA(n44" ANY lJnlbsd VU. SAIVIDAY, JANUARY 1 Sallied AA Ws Grs, * p.m., 1301 W. First IL Cseeelhsrry Al., clo.,tI, S p.m., Aicemla Ldburan 1-4blpWantsd - SALES WAITRESSES - Advertising 31Apartments Fu Preferred. Send resume to Ban 10, CO Evening Herald, P.O. Box TEXAS REFINERY CORP. offers PLENTY OF MONEY plus cash bonuses, fringe benefits to ificates has filed said certificates ftFGI1Y55n era sax ciii so os 115445 thereon. kat,,.nlaIrsrs sad veers _____ Ipilon Of the pro,efly.andthenamiibtwhlch lt follewit Certificate No. 757a Ysir of 'ssuance 1517. DescriptIon of p" roperty, Lot 131 W¼ Of Lot 12 Ilk • . Name In which assessed, I. Mock Steel. All of said property being in 1igliest cask bidder at the caurt cuss door on the 55th day at Jlery, 1579, at 11:11 A.M. Doted this 4th day of December, m. Arthur H. Seckwlth Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court aSlCemmercial Isaferd 323-5376 assignment.Homemakers Up. Deputy Clerk p'ublish: December 12, 15, 11, iSlE AHa,l. C iaa C CRpmflS7 P01TAXSEED NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, Plot James C. es Ruth 1. Omen, me _____ ____ elder of the Ishewing MINIONS ____ as filed sold cartificatis tsr a ta* deel to be issued Iharo.,,. The Csrtrncas, numbers and Were Of susace, me desa'IptIen Of me ______ ____ ____ p .pI,tv, and te names lowlilati N as Siseseed are tultouL: Certificate NC. IN, Yr Mance iNS, Description of P Lii 31 Ilk A Issialew Cfly P1st Seek? Pope IS. Nime in _____ ______ kids snug Lee & Clii Meere. In sunsy of Seminole, Stile Of ran. Unles such certlilcals or car. ifitus shell be rsddi.. Eu.vl 6172. - • . YW. iMor3.4711eves. .. I I. . ...;.... -''. . MON,.TUI$.TlwIi. N coMitiTe DIMIP & INcUaR6s 3Nvdfred - -Us • edPM'SSst We'tc*ewd2Pd 4:011111 61 U I N PRIVATE PARTIES WIONISDAY ...... of ,, . . .7 penis p.m. PIIDAY. ..... .. . ..7s3Sp.mii p.m. TIJSY ,. . ,,. • . . . . . . . . . . . . . .1p.a..$ .m. . . . . . . . . .. . , . . , . . . . Reg. Real Estate Broker 263* Sanford Ave. By Owver 2 OR, 1 bath, C-H, w w carpet, fenced backyard, garage, closed in patio, residential area 150*200 it. lot. Must see to appreciate. 412 Rosalie Or- or call after 6 pm. 3233147. W.000 will negotiate. 332.4319 ____ r..w 213 Homes, 4 pd Interest to qualified buyer. 121,000 to looking at intiate, prices you should make a date to see this new liiting. 3 BR, 1 bath, 1g. fenced cor lot in XLNT con. ditlon. Only $25,900 and it's 135,000. Low down payments. BUILDER. 322.2257. furnishedl WANTEDUNHAPPY RENTERS . . , 7:$Spa,.fl N p-a. • • seps-, _____ W• believe we have lust the home tor you. This 3 BR, 114 bath - own fireplace. This ii a "must see." 137.300. Will sell FHA. HAPPINESS ISA THING CALLED HOME vid you enjoy happy days in this 3 BR, 2 bath home with manicured $. Conveniently located In nice area w.many extras. 131,5. - SKATING ONK .L - •• Spacious living w.D*, Fla. Rim., from. Buy Now & select colors "Just for You"I Each, $'3JI5I ?!EALTO*rn4151 FANTASTIC SpanIsIlItylsI 84,2 bath home In San Lantal MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Seamed ceilings, Fla. Rim., w.w - smases.00èess.ssee.ee. LAKE MARY, Quiet csvnrp living, 3-1, did. rm., Owner anxious to sell 134,1* Make • • L 4 •-,•-- - .-..• -4. - ••. •'. 4• .. 4 .- i:. . carpet, CilIA. Icr. pallet Submit all elfensl Only SltlSOt DOLL HOUSE. 3 OR, 1½ beth horns w-CH, WAU, pan. LI, w.w Corp", 550 -I Morel Just 5*9501 Offer. SANFORD. Lovely Spanish style stucco, 2-1, refurbished, fireplace, nice setting. $35,750. REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATESSALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANY. ONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it olden home an 1 acre, Viusia Cty., eat-in kitchen, FL. rm., porch, $31300. 2 ACRES ON HIGHWAY 11 AT GENEVA. HIGH ELEVATION. 1 BEDROOM, CONCRETE BLOCK BUILDING OVER 1300 SQUARE FEET, 2 SEPTIC TANKS, 2 WELLS, HOOK UP FOR MbSILE HOME. CITY WATER AVAILABLE. $$,0 BEST TERMS. EARLY SANFORD COMPLETE. LV RESTORED. IMPEC. CABLE TASTE, HUGE 2 STORY, 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, TREMENDOUS FAMILY ROOM, OLD TIME FIRE. PLACE, GORGEOUS CAR. PETS & PANELING. CEN. TEAL AIR & HEAT ON f ACNE WITH NICE TREES FOR THOSE WITH DISCRIMINAT. ING TASTE, MUSS. IIIOLU REALTY BROKER "A HOME SUPERMARKET" 1435$ Myrtle Ave., Sanleil COUNTRY 11.4 acres. mobile 2. 1½, land all cleared, 145,50. - 322- 2420 CaVplS. os.eee.di%..eegesiees F.1 - REALTOR dials QtCt*ency - - 514 mo. Free home trial. Call W 355-0311 831-1714 day or night. Latex Paint 1.199 gal. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 372-5791 EACH. WOODED LOT ON EL PORTAL 13 300 COME A-RUNNIN' • - 68-Wanted to Buy Need a New Car or Truck? 3224132 Call a broker & Save $11 323 1201 Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used 1972 Ford Galaxie 500. 7 dl., hardtop, A H, auto, radjo perfect cond inside & out & mech. $1095. 3233300. WE BUY USED FURNITURE I. APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 322-5721. 73 Pinto, new motor, rebuilt. trans., needs work $500 or best Paying $15 mans, $7.50 womens offer. 323 0165 aft. 6 pm. Randy, class rings, also buying any 63 VW runs but neeu work 8150 322 5191 71-Antiques WE BUY CARS - CALL 365.7483 I OCALA ANTIQUE SHOW Very Clean, $1000 City Auditorium 6688321 Fri. I Sat. I pm. 109pm. Sunday) pm 106p.m. - - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway. Admission 81.50 The Chapman Shows Daytona Beach, will hold a ---------- - - - --- - 170 Cadillac Coupe de Ville Jan. 567 public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It'S the only one in Florida, You set the reserved price. No charge other than 15 registration tee unless vehicle Is sold. Call 904255 $311 for further details. ' 72-Auction _________________ For Estate, Commercial I Residentlal Auctions I Appraisals. Rolla way bed 3. ; handmade. quilt; handmade (new) aprons; RCA TV & stand. 323-1041. SEMINOLE ACREAGE Call Dell's Auction 373-5620. WILSONMAIER FURNI lURE • slEAL THIS ALMOST S ACRES NEAR AUTO TRAIN LESS THAN I'/i MILES FROM DOWNTOWN SANFORD. PAyED STREET, CITY WATER AVAILABLE. $17,500 TOTAL. BUY SELL TRADE ,•KE HARNEY, CONSU LT SJ• 32256 311315E.Fir,tSt. YEAR END SALE U DUE iO DIVORCE company must lacrific.. Singer push button sewing machine. Flip & sew 20 ACRES ROLLING HILL PROPERTY GENEVA AREA $3,500 PER ACRE. Air Cond.$HsatIng needs someone to take over payments $13 mo. or pay bal. $121.42. Call 131.1714. deliver, no obligation. S ACRES LAKE FRONT, ROLL- ING ELEVATION, $20,000 WITH TERMS. Electric heaters; gas, electric stoves & rung. Furnishings I Misc, items. 311 Palmetto Ave. NEW twin size box Wings I, mattress $23.93 is. 'ON SALE ' matching end tables $39. Sanford . Electrical ON MOUNTAIN NEAR SLOWING ROCK WITH 52-44pliances - ________ BOB FOLEY Wiring I Repairs KENMORE WASHER - Call 333.9411 Parts. Service. Used machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES IVER FRONT ACRE PLUS ON NEW RIVER NEAR VIRGINIA ___ _ Grooming I Boerding 323.007 LINE OFF BLUE RIDGE ANIMAL HAVEN Grooming I Boarding. Thermostat controlled heat. This is our 53-N-Rad10-Stereo 2430L41yJ1i.Ave.,$aaWord all ZENITH Walnut Stereo, AM. FM Stereo Radio. 4 speed PRO turntable. I track taos player. Sold now $100. a real buy at only $130 or take up psyments of $11 per mo. Call 5314li for free - Sanford 321•%40 Hos1.rasuidng walnut cabinet. Regular $400, Balance $its or $12 mo. Still In Bust William Maliczowshi, lieNs,. 352-7903. 10 acre fracts, Si. Jibes River access frees $150 per acre. $225 31 or. terms, Osteen. Zachary I. TrIMS, Realtor, 35I4ls31N I 5150031. Eve & ultundi IS1.734$NL Good Used Televisions. $35 and up MlUor's 3115 Orlando Ave.32,4333 ve ss-ako-o" HonmIniwemssWs - PAINTING, CARPENTRY &CAIINETS 323.042 $ Accessories '11 Evirmrude motor, 9½lt9 30 firs. an motor $390 323.5115 - 1346100 warranty. Call $311714 asp or nlght. - •. OIL HEATER CLEANING 3235954 television - 2$" Color, $eautitui DIAL HUGHEY EQUIPMENT 322 812p Fill, Top Soil, Mowing, Lite Clearing, Backhoe,Loader _________________________ - UgNHouIlng 1. Yard Debris, Trash, Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 349.5371 -J Painting AAA PAINTING All types painting & house cleaning. Free Est. 323 4294. DANNYS PAINTING Interior-Exterior House Painting CustomerVl Friends. Ran" • 06*53223752 home demonstration. Land Alnteencs MON 15th year-Thanks to You our "A LAND SU IitAlKET" 1316110, RACO Foam, fiberigas & CeiIu. lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0s3t or 904.734 6705 collect. • Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322.5721. ACRES TALL BIRCH TREES $ig$ie. ' ME1NTZER TILE New or reoair, leaky showers o.&tr Specialty. 73 yrs. Exp. 671-7617. - pc.; NEW coffee table with 2 NORTH CAROLINA TOWERS BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Kook 519 E. 1st St., 322-5742 __________ Ceramic Tile ________________ 51-Household Goods EXCELLENT TERMS. Terms, $31-6939 INSULATION- Batting, blowing; Used Appliances: Gas, Oil, LMOST 9 ACRES WOODED IN THE OSTEEN AREA. $19,500. Newlmynia1.g PERMATEX COATING & HOME IMPROVEMENT $950 or 322.1430. OAK WITH ROAD FRONTAGE. $1,000 PER ACRE. 10 YEARS.' CUSTOM HOMES BUILT ; REMODELING & REPAIR S. G. BALI NT & ASSOC. 327-5665 Beauty Cam press. Excellent condition. 373. I ACRES ROLLING PINE AND DOWN. 3 PLUS ACRES 1495 DOWN. SELLER FINANCING brick & -Stone specialty. 322 276fl Crawford's Refrigeration: Have your heater or furnace Serviced & checked for Winter. Lic. Bonded, lns.3215300 12 in. Craftsman table saw & 151,,? in, Craftsman floor model drill 13 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED ON A HILL WITH EXCELLENT ROAD FRONTAGE. $1,200 PER ACRE. MOUNTAIN STREAM, $495 Interior, Exterior plasThfsng, Plaster patching & simulated- SEARS. Sanford. 322-1771 of Casselberry. VOLUSIA ACREAGE Home ImproVements Central Heat & Air Cond. Free st. Call Carl Harris at Will STORAGE BUILDINGS-ullt to last. Pro- assembled, delivered, setup & tied down. Willis Storage Buildings, hwy. 17 92 N. 1.6 ACRES PAVED ROAD CORNER LOADED WITH OAK I PINE, MOBILE HOME I IN AND St. GENEVA AREA $1 230 TOTAL EX CELLENT TERMS. I B S ESS 10 to 70 pct. off most rod & reels in stock. Sanford Bait & Tackle Shop, car. of Sanford Ave. & lllh 2½ ACRES TALL PINE NEAR NEAL ESTATE Asseclite Caih for yew 1511 Will build on ANYTIME your let or our W. V Enterprises, Inc. Multiple Listing Service MOWIInc..Ieaflor 664-Ill) 25U (I), _ M. Unswoilh Realty REALTORS I IIPARK The Real Estate Agency REALTORS sue.Iend: IyOwnen,)u, be* 343513 S. French (I? III Sanford LOTS DOUBLE LOT ON MOHAWK WITH TALL PINE I READY TO BUILD $7.000 or $3,500 SEIGLIR REALTY A-FHA.235.Conv. ___ Homes Low'n Payment REALTY WORLD4 - BALANCE. Sanford's Sales Leadir - JUSIMAKE PAYMENTS-169 to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or S34.. (Dealer). - BUYER WILL COME TO YOU Singer Athena automatic push button. Sold new over 81000, bal. due $416 or take over payments ' - ,IS Trans Am, Good cond. 84.000 or best otter Call alter 3323 5700 marked gold or sterling-any condition. 323-4614. SINGER ATHENA ELECTRONIC SEWING MACHINE. Being transferred must sacrifice 000 for Sale - 7313. PARKWAY $730 DOWN I PERCENT INTEREST ON Sanford 321-Od0 iando Z7.1577 to work In kMsrd or UtI5L.1 irs.. Tony Cionsis Associates, Realtor. 5311535. . . NOWI JOIN SANFORD'S COZY - -- home on 2½ acresl Lake, wooded area I Morel Lg. Fla. R., w.w Corp";. patiol Just porch, C.H&A. ww carpet I 1319 $q. tt:t Other models to choose STIMPER AGENCY -. ,•• • t:OUNrRv LIVING 3 OR, 1 bath UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Two 3 Bill, 2 bath homes en lovely hesl business Immediately. BEDROOM. ALL CONCRETE BLOCK AND RENTED IN MID. WAY AREA OFF HIGHWAY 41. 2 BEDROOMS AT $5,900 EACH, BEDROOM AT $4,900 EACH. TERMS AVAILABLE. TERMS 'LIKE NEW 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, FAMILY ROOM, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, EQUIPT KITCHEN ON S ACRES OF PASTURE. $41,000 TAKES IT 141,0001 In buying es, AUTO PANTS - • •,• YOU WANT TO SELL OR BUY A HOME I WE SELL HOME SI WHY DON'T WE GET TOGETHER BPP WARRANTED. Just Ha ve out of town buyer Interested Eves 443.3453 322-1510 DUPLEX 2 STORY, 2 BEDROOMS EACH APART. MENT, GOOD CONDITION QN CORNER, WALK TO DOWN. TOWN. $19,500 WITH TERMS. (61h grooming FREE). Now AUCTION 1215 S. French. 373- The Real Estate Agency WOOD FLOORS, FAMILY CARPET, ON OVER. SIZED LOT IN LIKE NEW CONDITION, LARGE OAK TREES. 143.500 BEST FINANCING AVAILABLE. COUNTRY PROPERTY FIa. mi., porch & Much Morel galore. Priced below apprais.i. • - uftd - REALTY SELLERSI lU, ERSI 32 HOMES SOLD IN NOV.l FAMILYS DELIGHT, 3 IN, 3 bath, custom built horns In Dreamwold un 1.3rd acre loll C HIA, w w carpet, eat-in kit., THE MOON but here's the best buy under the sun. 3 BR, 1 bath. One of San. ford'* pioneer homes, needs a little work but has posslbilitis • 184111 NONE 7115 5505 TAITI NI..ssii.v ii...4-a.. .Nt - $Pee1NaØi STENSTROM 543.1001 SOME PEOPLE EXPECT . Spc. BR suite new,$339; S pc. LR new 139V; Loveseat $14.93 & up; 7 pc. dinettes $69.95 I up; Ref. $S0& up; El. Stove 160 & up; full size draperies $10 & up. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. 01 Double Hotel box springs 1. mattress. $30 sat. SANFORD ROOM, FIVE2BEDROOMSANDTWO1 - • for Sale BEDDINGSALEI GORGEOUS 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR, HARD. -- 80-Autos Mini Poodles groomed for 1795 Cash Sanford. 3221721. - Professional dog grooming, Toy & furniture. Refrig., stoves, toots 3 BEDROOMS, DOUBLE GARAGE, TOO MANY EXTRAS TO ADVERTISE. NEAT BRARY AND WORKSHOP. FENCED YARD, FRESHLY PAINTED. $4,400 DOWN AND SELLER WILL TAKE MORT. GAG 132,000 TOTAL. 74 Chevy' z ton, 3 spd.. $1600 10 Ford ' i ton. 3 spd, 11000 323 1675 - 50-4sceUaneous 7½ acres onW 41, GC-2, City water nd sewer. For sale or lease. 2 BEDROOMS, PANELED FAMILY ROOM WITH WET BAR, AIR COND., CARPORT, FENC. - 79-Trucks-Trailers A "CLASSY - ' PLACE. 339-6367 or 834 1739. U2.14$3 fliLiI YV'.JflLIJ' 7 HOUSES - - main 24 HOUR lB 322-9283 • WINTER SCHEDULE REALTY 0 'BATEMAN REALTY 322.1443 gBought MORTGAGES. N. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker. $23 No. 4-D Wymore Rd., Altamonte. Commercial property with income on w 41, Home with barn, zoned C-7. For sale or lease. GAGE. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 373 7710 available- Pick-up & delivery in Sanford & surrounding areas. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd farm. Zoned Ag. READY FOR OCCUPANCY $25,900 ASSUMABLE MORT. - Pets- Supp lies -- A.I. Present.l 'eased -- j It & Sold 20-4- acres, suitable for ranch or 3 BEDROOMS, 1½ BATHS, CARPETS, CENTRAL HEAT, AIR COND. ON CORNER. - ______________________ Estate Wanted 47.A - - - -- 78-4oforcyCles CARROLL'S FURNITURE Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy 24351s S. French Ill 92) Sanford 1 acre wolder 2 story, extra cot. tage, neede repair. $2,900. kept homes I you can relax before a crackling fire in your - FAMILY ROOM, GARAGE, AL. MOST NEW $29,000 WITH GOOD ASSUMABLE MORT. GAGE. • Rent Our R insenvac ED ONLY 111900 home is located in area of well IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND POR SEMiNOLE COUNTY, 322064* 1. multiple. Asking $23,500. 321-0759 47-Real for farming. $115,000. 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATHS, 1 1-3rd acres, wolder 3.2, zoned ARE TIRED REALTORS 322-3971 Owner holding $31,100. Sanford in viewof Lake Monroe 4 BR. 2 baths: C-Hi,A. Like new 1300 INC. ATUIN 1 t IF YOUR FORREST GREENE -_ _ .1229211 alt --"w' tanM.- ,, .r-.-... SEEOWNER about 900 sq. ft. S rooms. mo. ac . Merin of 7:35 P.M. or as seen FLORIDA cordlaig Is law the property messelter an psssJbIs, en Tuesday, CIVIL ACTION NO, ?S3117.CA4S.A In _ _ suds ceslilicale Sr January_ 14, l9, to consider me IN RI: THI MARRIAGE OF cartlflcsles will be sold to *5 _411" hlghsst cash bidder at the court. Of Whey springs,, PIsrids, tItle Of SHARON ANNE SPIVEY Petitioner Navas meronthe 11th depot whldsloasfshs.a: . and Jeiwary, 1155. at 11:00A.M. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CHARLES WAYNE SF1 VEY DoSes *151W dsp Of flu OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA _ Naspondeal NAt. TO EXTEND ITS TIRRITOmAI. NOTICE OP ACTION Arthur N. SecheuNk Jr. AND MUNICIPAL LIMITS TO AN. TO: Clerk ii Circalt Court NIX THE HEREINAFTER 01$. CHARLES WAYNE SPIVEY Of Seminole Camly, CIISID LANDS SITUATE AND 00 RuSsell Court FIends KING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, Ypsilanti, Midslgen 4157 Ip: IuI$$1( C. Ira FLORIDA PURSUANT TO PLORI. YOU All HERESY NOTIFIED Dipofy Clink DA STATUTES *71.141, PROVID. INS an adhen fir dissolution Of rubl: 0s iji 12,15.31,lSllg INS ZONING FOR THE SUIJICT you. Jmwry to tws PROPERTY: PROVIDING FOR and you or. required Is serve a copy 011* • THE AMENDMENT OP 0 Till OFF. Of yew ltteo defoases Ii II, If any, h ICIAI.. ZONING MAP AND ME CI. en CARROLL. BURKE, Attorney uS NITICI TY'$ COMPR(NIN$IVE LAND Potitheas, wties address Is 611 Ps. MisSy plum mat me• USE PLANi PROVIDING DIRIC. tinfoil Al$apWlc 5.5 BuIlding, $ci users wilt TION$ TO THE CITY CLINK: Sanford, Florida, ,and file thiC heNahssrinths5erI,ii SIVERASIUTY AND IPPEC erlgliiss With *e clerk Of Circuit the siSal Mend elilco en J*r TIVI DATE. sensed. Seminole County, app, anoar,*e .wUil A copy shoN be aialarnp ii the Plsilds on or before the ffi day Of Of palfoy 15. 001 Sde ideas OfIiitheCIlyChu,5Of*5jty Febniory, &D., IW ellierwilsi ,n.r4sel orPotIwIde luppifi Whees sliMe. PhenIhe. be' ON datsuN will be enierod igelnst you rais suds a P.T.&'S We. ho pwi dashbeg to *Inhhe same, he, the rot iii dsm.ngsd In the so end . I' ed •*&.L_IMTERE$TID PARTIES - - •. ube. isineertass. Thim to op ore InuRed to SNOW eel 5 .J::Z-%herd. WITNESS my heal and official hatuialamlle eftumic Impost TNS$NOTICItoIsb.$J.m.JIn soot on thIs iii. Thid day Of In.dSSInhepslley 51.-ied, *5Lr*fe,splg00... ot D,CWLUU, A.D. 1975. When makln a left hand turn TheepeciNe he Me _j1jr or- s *,,.e,,,a . a,,a suu Is P. 0. 355.11 Per SNSS 1IM1 theNdsemk*fow,her. at in k*tsnectlon, keep the ,i,tsw H. 5.5Ii Jr. ___ of ON wiprto*5*5g lUtomObilS heels pointed kwaft Clerk Of CWCuJlCot .,. I - _ - ., , 1i1t ahead until yOu as- W:irwt may be *skisdel *5 DATE thIsMedepel SUII11tIT. By: Psi K. Cordell tuafty bn to make *1. Iun. idsal INN 1551 -01001 I Claris iwises. lu4• II*Wi. -. In the event you are struok c*itaos,, SUlKS • fo5 from di, rer by another J55p aopsn IV: Y NN 612 151*11 AIfoIWIC Sank Side. hide, this wIlpelvunt you heileshe Clip Clunk . uo. . -. . - - 1t**: i-tir g from N. II, iWSi ps ( *N..N t' VI 1555 .,, oncoming oltraffis. -!Me: __ ----y.2.5,14,33, 1575 - -- .--W -•---•-- INTl 2324 PARK DR. 322.2111 REALTOR AFTER HOURS 4-2, zoned C.2, good terms. $O9RosaplaQr. Realtor, doctor, lawyer etc. _____ $sldCtyCndllwIN Mid ap FORRENT3BR,IBhOITIe LAKE MARY BLVD. Office for _____ URLUUI OvIeds NOW. Jim Ilunthalty, Mc. EVENINGS 322 0112 - as: Lot 7. Black A. AR if,,a,.'. Addition to Midway LESS the North asuc 117.1 toot, an par plat recorded in CITY OF WINTER IPRINIS, Flat look- ?, page 31,Public Records FLORIDA Of Seminole County, Florida. Sub. NOTICE OF PUBLIC led, however, to taxes, if any due, NIARINS l the year 157$ at public Outcry to TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: the highest and best bidder, for cash NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN BY of 12 o'clock noon on Tuesday, theCh CewiclIof me City Of Wlnfgq February 4. 1575, at the West door of Springs, Fleride, that saId City the Seminole County Courthouse, COMM li received IPPIICSIISn by Sanford, Florida. MICHAEL 5. ALIXATOS Dated: December 21, 157$. requesting the City of Winter GEORGE R. GROUt springs, is annex the' followIng UNITED STATES MARSHAL descSed prigally: MlddlI District 0iFIlj AM that part Of LO 35. Of INTZ KENDELI. W. WHERRY NINOUR FARMS ADDITION Assistant United States Attorney NUMBER 2. accarling Ni the plot Attorney for Plaintiff moral rscorded In Flat Seek 4, Publish: Januery2,5,14,73, 1979 Ps P, Of me Public locals Of DIP-I limineSs Coutly P*Ids, lying last of Nays Reed kuNi at the ____ $214. 'Acm, w, 3237832 4w Ya*r carpet, $215 mo, $150 damage deposit. ChIldren welcome. $12. Seminole CoutWy, FlorIda, descri ________ I ._._...I &I_.e. APT. 2301 Hartwell Ave., vacant, 3 BR, 1½ bath, rang e. ref., fenced yd., that pursuant to a Final Decree of Foreclosure entered on December 13, 1515, by the above emitled court In the above styled Cause, the un. dersigned United States Marshal, or one of his duly authorized deputies, will sell the property situate In LIV.In ceelIPsololl, - .UnfUrnished - Numee, RN'S I LPN'5. Aides, ( 1 (JNITID STATUS DISTRICT COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF PLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION COURT NO. 71-41.Orl.Civ.Y UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Plaintiff, .vs. EUGENE HUNTER dad ARESEDELLA HUNTER, his wIfe at al Defendt(s). NOTICE OP SALE - Notice is hereby given CALLTEDDYOR ELAINE BR ,., Legal Notice "NOFEETOTHE EMPLOYERis 323,5774 Day or Night BY OWNER 3 BR, 2 bath, almost new, orange tress, C-HIA. 7½ Oct. assumable "wt. Call 323- Home on Lake 322 j)12, 322.7)77 2300 MellonvilleAve. ______ 4572. EOE. NVEDPEOPIEPAST? WIHAVITHIPEOpt.RI PInN? Warded NOTICI OPAPPUCATION 1 division for East coast operation. Steady year around work. Advances on each trip. Call lob Bevis toll free i-soo.s. "EMPLOYERS" at Seminole Cewsty, Iories By: IeiMh C. Brown 110PleridsSfotuL4151.141 3229113. Mercury Mote, U*ress nsds owner operators in the flat bed " - for senior Citizens or Winter Visitors. No chIldren, no pets. OWNEROPERATORS Sanford Carpet, ill S. Park Ave. rji,/, (2) Small comfortable furn. apis - Applyinperso :ounty of Seminole, State of F'lorida. Unle suck certificate or car. ificates shall be ISSNIDed ac ordlni to law the property Cbeo'lbsd in suck csrtthcale or CIrtifiCites will be sold tO the • uu.t. M. Carper layeror helper REALTOR, MLS 2606 So. Orlando Dr. (17.92) Butler. 3 BR. 2 bath, 1 acre land. - EVENING HERALD 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida ptoyer a .Sanlando,PS3Pg545,417a, - eterrsd. Apply In person to: ADVERTISING DIRECTOR IwsIth care In Seminole I, SW voivaia Cout*ies. Full 1. part time avail. Call Say AIM Horn. Heeltli between 5:31 1, 5. 321. 0000. Equal Opportunity Em. Inc. • Ave. advertising sales experience WaItresses I Part-time dish. weshers. Apply In person Holiday Inn, Sanford. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, Osteen Country zoned From $)OtoSSO Call 322-1621 Sleam Clean Your uwn carpet Call 322-4215 or 322 $756 515.500. SANFORD AREA BUY JUNK CAPS YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy, 323-7310 Eves after l&weekends 1291500. 111 E.lth.caninra4 11-2 '•emeee.eesmee.se ,.m.ie Sanford 10 acres, recently cleared, zoned Al, 3 artesian wells. Ô44 - - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322.9141 APARTMENT HOUSE FOR SALE BY OWNER 3 one bedroom apts., furnished 43-Lots-Acreage 11.5, Harold Hall Realty MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Country home Jewsti La. 3 BR, 2 bath, C-H&A. $32,500. Apts. for Senior Citizens.Down. . town, very clean 1, roomy. See Jimmie .Cowan, 311 Palmetto Wet advertiser,. Newspaper location. $35,900. HAL COLBERT REALTYINC. 3495133 3233200 equI,y. 322-0216. fortable as any home. Live in one side, let the other side make your monthly payments. Choice rnished Waler Furn., Couple preferred Sell newspaper space, create layouts, write copy and service 41-Houses - - "He got a B In pocket calculator manIpulatIon, B-plus In busing and Aolus In support of teachers' union demandsr' a choice property. Call today to Top Dollar Paid for Punk & Used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 322 5990 64-Equipment for Rent 4, N .I,w&tMI.U&Pi - Wanted Junk or repairable Cars or Truc ks. Top dollar paid. ____________37)7 - FILL DIRT &TOPSOIL - DUPLEX attractive & com- - Duplex Main St., Geneva Salesperson - see. 525,900. 1, 2 BR delux, units. Pool. Adulti _ only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 323-3170 Mariner's Village 323-5176 1437, Sanford, Ff. 32771. REDUCED $2,000 for quick sale. A real attractive buy. 3 BR, 1½ bath, like new, room to grow. Excellent neighborhood. This is Something special 3-2 old brick wailinLR,sc.porcp,,brlck BBQ, pool wprivacy fence, green. house, workshop. $19,500. : - - 77-Junk Cars Removed - 62-:'LaWfl.Gardefl _______ 11 country kitchen, swimming pool, 322-3439 or 323412$ 201 Commercial, Sanford 42-Mobile Homes 46-111--Investment BEAUTIFUL LOCH ARBOR. Attractive large 4 OR, 2½ bath $36,000- ________ Equipment That' Classified Ads VA & FHA Financing near lakes I. country club. Air, PS, PB, AM FM cassette, part ialy customized Maq wheels * new tires 84600 322 2394 or 373 17541. p.1 418 3272755 BARGAINHUNTERSPARADI5E GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 4 '77 Ford E too Van, 6 Cyl Stand. Desk sm. wooden dbl pedestal, 29*45. $20 Chairs (3) $15 ea Cash only 321 0011. SKYLINE 11 w-fireplace T 75-A---Vans - 60A-Buslness 3$O3 Orlando Dr. LAKE NEAR BY. This large beautifully shaded 3 OR, 2 bath In picturesque Lake Mary area, over sized rooms, $15,500. 172 5752 59-Musi Cal Irchandise REAL ESTATE REALTOR,)?? 7198 JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332 7551. Sanforrt Needs TLC. $34,300. Sanford, Fla. 32771 2202 French Ave. W. Garnett White - Vehicles '73 Prowler Trailer, 211? Self contained AC 13. 000 plele. Thomas organs, pianos. Bob Ball's Disc, Center Inc. Reg. Real Estate Broker 593,S00. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17.92 CallBart t7 ;-~_ outside covered entertainment area with wet bar & gazebo. -- r0,, 4 1 BR Apt. WAITERS MAIDS (~) shaded corner lot, good neighborhood, kitchen equipped. L. T-ifl kit., alumn Sited, fenced. Many fruit trees. $22,500. DeBary lovely 1g. 1 BR, AC Ideal for retired persc-s 322.H)54. M$6I SURVEYORS FiIftimi Drug CIrk, Exc. uçq'a,. ing cond. & benefits. Exp. hat Lane Devalopm*w Company, the holder of ffi look car. cr. AN Of sold property be MACHINISTS COOKS LABORERS vanced tennis instruction for adults & (union. Single, group I clinics. Unsurpassed facll(tl.s at Say Heed Racquet Club. For Info call Head Pro Doug MalIctowitil, 332.7343. - _~___ .' -~~ - ~ Gu'tars, Drums, Banjos. Corn OLDER FRAME HOME on large Fantastic value. 3 BR, good residen tial area, nicely land. scaped, 1 yr. warranty. $27,900. air, ceramic balh, furniture OV6TJ6Q!y. MOUIIS M. UICI bDC mature Individual In Sanford ares. Regardless of experience, write H. K. Pate, Pres., Texas Refinery Corp. San 711, Fort Worm, Texas 76101. ______ sawmp STOCK CLERK befutner, Inlermsdlate 1 at P01 TAX DUD ______ •• Sanford spacious 1 BR, plus den, terms avail. .. _____ _________ S acres- 2 Bedroom, large family room. screened porch $30,900. 30-Apartments Unfurnished SECURE COMPANY _311= I *18~ Priced at $47,750 w various bath home designed for southern living. Pool I separate 41Hou 64 C 55-Boats & ACcessories 75-Recreational formal DR & other plus features. like new custom built 4 BR, 2½ Well cared for 2 BR. new alum. Sanford- 500 S. Oak. Furn. from windows, form doors, green. 59$ month. $25 week. Excellent. I le, 2 full util. sheds. 1 yr. 3229623 a.m. or s41.71s3 P11 warranty. All this only $21500. OFFSET PRESSMAN 3234041, t.....-- NOTICE OP APPLICATION rss assessed are as '55 5 50C0 ' 29-Rooms - OPEN HOURS 11 41-Houses E 14 [ I "..~ 1, ~1/1rA\ 1~1 0~fe1 5V , Privacy wall, enter beautofui 2135'. S French (1792) Sanford: 373 5324 - SECURITY WORK BEHIND. Drive through large wrought iron gates Into lovely three shaded yard protected by The Real Estate Agency Sill Avon to help fight back. For - deals Call 6443079. tnmorrow. LEAVE NOISY CROWDS ((((( IS INFLATION CRAMPING AC REPAIRMAN today and your Classified Ad will appear here ______ AVON someone Is looking for what you have to sell. Call ______ YOUR SPENDING POWER? MV' Dating Service, All Aoe,. P.O. 5. 1001, CIwtr., FL 23517, .., ( by Gill Fox General Contractor EVERY DAY I on You'll be Surprised at the space inside, quality in the present swimming pool, fireplace in the FR I HUGE 20x20 master OR, 322-64.57 -J_ .-- ' 4" , - --- ReaiEstate, Inc. REALTY WORLD. LET'S BE HONEST weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad, and if we weren't looking for someone to do a iob this ad wouImi'I bettere. if you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1500-432I403 anytime for recorded message. MANY OPENINGS Piano, Organ Lessons Florida Sidll.hi157.341 • • SECRETARY EUSFII..uI. IIIL_.. L..11IL.L Ian. 2, 1979 &m., MtmTh Springs. ______ Seuth V.1.1. Sartema, 7:30 a.m., Dsltona Inn. Weight Watcher,, 10 am., Sears, Aamonte MalL Taewssd Al., closed. $ p.m., SI. Rar'ds (bsrth, Lake Hell YOU & WE WILL WAR EHOUSE DEE.41 ____ a.aria, mwio, 7 a.m., Sainbo's, Sanford. Bovilleelle SilO Rotary, 7:50 lad (om1I,'I, 3° $ FRIDAY, JANUARY $ gi FACED WITH A DRINKING - Clerk of Circuit Court Of Seminole Count Florida By: Beulah C. Brown Deputy Clerk Publish: December 12, 15, 31, 1975, ____ ONE UPI TO LIVE (TUE.. If you THIS IS A STABLE a, Issuance i?Ø7 PescrIgilan at Proparty, Lot lilt I Tract , Sanlando springs, PSI Pg 17. Name In which assessed,, S. irock Steel. All of said property being In the County of Seminole, state of Florida. Unless such certificate or y. tificates shall be reC -.sd ac cording to law the property described In such certificate or certifIcates will be sold to the highest cash bidder at the ceurt house door on the 15th day of January, 1575, at 11:00 A.M. Dated this 4th day of December, ins. Arthur H. SICkWIIII Jr. Women'. Club of Sanford, Christmas Bridge ad Cuuta party, 1 p.m., clubhouse, (Husbands and friends Sathrd Serenaders senior citizeen deice, 2:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Overeaters Aiymou, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears, Starlight Promenader,, 5 p.m., DeBary Community Cl1tOl Shell Read. Sallied Rotaract Club, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. THURSDAY, JANUARY 4 5jp OptimIst, 7:30 am. Holiday Inn, I Wymorq Road. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Mayfair Country Club. Frleidshtp Cl* 10 a.m., Altaimete Sr1ngs Q* Center. Fire Chief Tom Siegfried, speaker. Diet Weeksbsp 10 A.M. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Weight Watchers, 10 am., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church; 7 p.m., Longwood Quality Iin. Altaniente Splig, Serbia, noon, Inland's. Sealer Citisen. Dues, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs WE'RE HERE TO HELP Certificate No. aSS, Year of WEDNDAY, JANUARY 3 Cauelberry Rotary. 7:30 am. SAS Cafeteria. (Made Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town Home. Sadord Riwalls, noon Sanford Civic Center. Suferd OptImist, 7:30 p.m., Hoilday Inn. Recovery lac., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, M'nsde SPSiflBs. • FAMILY FEW 725 numbers and years of issuance, the decription of the property, and the names In which It was assessed we as follows: 110 (2) (4) P.O. 50x553 Sanford, Fla.32171 WHY SE LONELY? Write "Get A Issued thereon, The certificate WeIgbtWatcberI,7p.m,, Sanford Woman's chth,nJ S. Oak Ave., 7 p.m., Summit A$&, Caseelberry. u.. &'ja, - ,LLZ., z, z t . and Parents Aisaymien, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casseiberry. S.idk SIa.1e Meulc Ledge, 7:30 p.m., Tr1jlet Drive, Cuaelberry. We will find you a job! Free details, KIT, Sos 191, Pompano, FL. 32311, N1.dgpl. NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, -- Johnny Walker Central H&A, Refrigerator; garbage disposel, range a, oven, furnished except master bedrm. $325 per month. A . • SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses CHILDRENANDPETS ACCEPTED has liv. rm., din rm.. den. 1.. on qualifications; (1) filter layout or fitter layout helper. 2 cp. sap based ,, qualifications Product Movement Systems Inc., Industrial Pk., Power ct., Sanford. EXCELLENT COMPANY that McCooI "Mrs,the holder of the following certificates has filed Mid ceflffkat for a tax deed fobs Light, Overeaters Aaoaymoa, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power and problem drinkers For further Information call 647.2333 or write Sanford AI-Anon Family Group PROBLEM? Perhaps Alcoholics Anonymous Can Help Phone 447.3333 Write P.O. Box 1213 Sanford, FlorIda 32171 Florida Slatolso 157.241 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DIED TUFI8DAY, JANUARY * (1) JANUARY MAGAZINE (THIS) EMPLOYMENT forfamiliesorfriendsof BOWL 5 COTTON BOWL (NON) SUGAR BOWL (MOM) (2) TODAY *4 FLORIDA u IN YOUR FAMILY? AL-ANON 5:30 JEOPARDY (4) THE PRICE IS RIGHT it' WED, FRI) 15-Help Wanted AAA ISALCOHOLA PROBLEM (2)NEWS (TUE-M) 0 HOGAN'S HEROES 8 BEWITCHED (TUEFRI) OVER EASY 10:30 st helpa 2yr. exp. preferred . sal. based • 4-Personals- (2) CAROL BURNETT AND wos (TUE.FRI) (4) MIKE DOUGLAS (Mop() 0MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERVGRIFFJPI(P.ION) S MISTER ROGERS (A) 33-Houses Furnished . ~ A 0 0 4 w p•_ 5:00 • - •- -•:.'•->•'-- Ili $unda - Noon Fridaj (2) ROSE BOWL (NON) ® MIKE DOUGLAS (TUE-FAt) 0 BEWITCHED (TUE-FAt) 0 MERV GRIFFIN (TUE.FRI) 0 ROOKIES (TUE.FRI) S ELECTRIC COMPANY (NON) SEMMI STRUT LOUt.? LO fluorns? in w 4:30 II ___ DEADLINES Tk rtm P.rJr OiikIi't;r.,H _il!I"`1`111~ - * I 3 Lines Minimum 1 .. ". I * ., I I ~' I I :1 BATTLE OF THE PLANETS (4)S ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) (TUE-PAl) 0PTI. CLUB RATES 5 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES (4) POLITICAL PROGRAM (TUe CI$ NEWS (WED.FRI) a CM NEWS (TUE-PAl) - . ,. S CAPTAIN KANGAROO ZOOM (A) 1 11 I . . - - ,~.~~~ ,_ -1 -- ------- kV !;`, I. _&.. pjil~I Div S 7consicutive firnas ..... 3k a IIn( 5:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon BATTLE OF THE PLANETS Park itime ................. 43c a line 3canwcutivetimn . . 38c a IineJ HOURS • •, (4)5 LOVE OF LIFE ME. MORNING 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. FAt) 11 322-2611 (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (TUE. "f ° TOMORROW Guests: () Orlando - Winter FRO CA trace the thieves to a distant on the revolutionary changes it has recently undergone. IA 7:30 (2)TOoAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. (4) •COTTON PARADE (NON) 120 . Betty Rollin are hosts for an In. depth examination of the modem American family, focusing mountain people (2) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (MON) (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (TUE. CARD SHARKS 01robots. (A) Seminole 4:00 00000 MORNING FLORIDA 02 NEWS 11:30 6:30 (2) BEST OF CARSON (2) 0 TODAY Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: 50000 MORNING AMERIJimmy Stewart, Paul Williams, CA Buck Henry, Barbara Howar. S ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 9'00 (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME OBARNABY JONES Barns0MY THREE SONS by Investigates a jewel robbery •MOVI that seems to be connected with a man's suicidal leap from SESAME 16 askyscraper. (R) •EDUCATIONAL PRO. 0 ABC MOVIE GRAMMING(TUE..ffif) "Futureworld" (1976) Peter Fonda, YuI Brynner. Two 9:30 reporters uncover a scheme by S THE 000 COtipti powerful poflticlans to domi. 10:00 nate the world through the use seeing a marriage counselor. - 000011~ W,F"w ~ ;-,., Licensed. Insured. So, , Jed FREE Estimates. (303) 322-$140 PIwi*1ngSgrvj ALL PLUMBING PROBLEMS Repars, Leaks, Fast Service Chg. CdS.Accepted 321-1551 SawFihng PRECISION SAW FILING American Rent All 377-9113 322411or31.993 1 - I --- _ __•_I ____ .--'-.-.._..--r---_-.'I-. -_---- ----- --. - ------ - . - I' 1 S •__ r �-. - - .-.- - --- - - - .-%...-.. - .--.-- -. • S - BLONDE 4 B—Ev.ningH.rasd Sa nford, Fl. PICK SOMETHING OUT... IT'S A SnECIAL 3 Tuesda y, Jan. ,,79 I BOX IS EMPTY MIN\I WELL, ATDU TOO) EXPECTOR TH S EVEYT,.1lNG IS FREE I by Chic Young ACROSS 45 Aepuhlcan party, famil Ans wer to Pre,i o usPujjI. i 1 Arabinshu 5-tarq wading 46 Bears - NOTHING> .-. •._-•••••.__ -. I S I Gas Probl ems ---i Ik OA T 0j R.IO HtW - S. bird Pr 13 Split i 14 Spike of corn (Fir abbr) A 15 Asian country 57 Pounds(abbr) 16 Small bills 58 Every 17 Madame 59 Am not (sl) (ahbr) 60 Okay 1?J;j R T R 0 R 0 _E J~jj~j I 20 Analyze'I ore 62 Biblical hero 22 Ensign (abbr ) 23 Large bird DOW 24 Excessive niefest y 21 gets 1 invasiondd ay 2 Leather re. 3 Kiln 7 BEETLE BAILEY PIP YOU My l by Mort Walker é% I RN O GEN. HALTRA.CI0? No HUTI rn I NOT — 1 BAP suspicion 42 Fall guy 0.1 THE BORN LOSER L Q1 by Art Sansom HCi K)JO1( 1RS SflK F 8 I I flP Ak J% ( s( 1 ,mE,'i •) \ IN ( gem - RCHIE I LIKE LAW IN N04 SO CIT VAr,' m 1' #)0V'= YOU'LL NERO TO KNOW JUST' A16 YOU LEGA L &S 10 LEARN SUCH AS PREThARE UR VO! BRIEFS! GRASP THE AVENUE'" ROSIN ON GS 47 48 __________ 49 — — — 58 60 61 - For Wednesday 0 — — — EEK& MEEK MAT RM CAM? 10 low %k 0 ij Ill I 2 PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer PRISCILLA! XU1 NEVER BE ABLE M SKATE LUKE lt"• ( HOL.LVHOCK' J THAT'S VERY ECOC'! WITHMP T, CN TRY IT! ) i 1 C! ,i't4 I TN P I III 1 -. 11 BUGS BUNNY ' by Stoff el S Hsimdahl ?Y'i - THINK 4OUE ,L4:.,u I Y4' LIKE I MW.i No I'j.i. GIVYL.VESTR 4 CHOCK." "THAT L415& HE'5 ON °WII.4 I(A It ML2 APOUT! — — — — Of school today iflan attempt tO make a good impression. In will be able to express and put *hen you refrain from to profitable use your in. gossiping. novative ideas. Other people . GEMINI (May 21-June 20 could have a hand in helping Something you'll do today will give you a real sense of you bring things about. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. achievement. However, you'll 19) A highly active day with be disappointed if YOU upect ' different types of people praIale from othstrS. many could be in the offing for you. CANCER (June 21-July n) Much of what you hear, Youll be extremely poplula however, should be taken with 4 today, but you must take CNSi grain of salt. Getting along with that some little thing you say othera is one of the sections doesn't hurt someoneto you'll enjoy In' your 1979 Astro. feelings. Think before you Gr latter. Get yours by ak mailing 50 cents for each and a LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) long, self-addressed stamped Otinces are you'll be very envelope to Astro-Graph, P.O. restless today. You'd better Box 489, Radio City Station, make plans to do something N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify aictive. Don% forget to look at birth sign. home when searching for AQUARIUS (Jan. 2D-Feb. 19) companions. Conditions having an influence VIRGO (Aug. UISept. 22) on your status and well-being your wit and sidil as a are favorable today, but not medistor will avert a family where asking for favors IS altercation. You'll have them concerned. Enjoy what comes ehuckliq. along unsolicited. LWRA ( 23-at 23) ft'll PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) v be diffICUft to conYour intention may be other. centrate on work tway, wise, Wt you're likely to goad to be &0 W In others into competitive because you're own &SAM 101M As Wd our situations with you today. a day o ant Yotell do best in creative areas take SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. n) A where there is no outside nday on the town or being with • exciting friends Is what you douds need today. Nbwever. tam cm Your head Is In Ow 0Xtoday. You'll have difficulty thlat 0" doles not include t hinking practica Y. travagant or fftim gpo. Everything works (PA well, howevei, because one loyal to SAGfffAM(Nov.*Doc. You is correcting your 21) As am n you gd YOW mWakes. mind. off youraW youll 1W &U TAURUS (April 26-May 20) the opportuniUss you COW be Mieres no need to tell Wes oul; Indullied in today. rIDER.MAN - — — — — — IL C:p C~10 IN Do S truth to an swer is extremely important. I tthat many other girls IC - 3 P y Ra i S a a .. I 4W, 0 0 WT : : c:3,73 4 Q J 10 2 0654 sotmi `lkk\ I W14ATI my, led a spade and East (a stickler for rules) told South • 73 that he had to play a de from his own hand. Vulnerable: North-South had lost the to Dealer: west He andset. had West North East S.sth play his ace. 19 2* Pan 4 NT Then he ran the rest of the dinmonds and Victor, who 7 Pas Paw Paw had to hang on to three t Pll h heid. South knew his nine was good. He cashed it to squeeze Victor out of the Opening lead: 9K king of spades. _____________ Jwsby Alm Sontag lb a _U1 S) W I .J Vk1w M01110 U his unluckiest nan. '' game was rubber beidgill and all excv Vki There is a reuonaige . niamlion for thie bwding. 1;Z didl no bw a. WS bad bid andV= partner had two clabiL In any eveM Vkjor --, - .. Aft the w" led hun dummy and th"s 10 to He always P" 1001111111111. A New York reader asM it we have ever passed a cue bid. Yes, we have made Ults horrible mistake, as has every other expert at , time or other. (MMWAMR FMTFtM= &SM. (Do you have a question for the OmPorts? Write "A# 1he Experts,'care of tills Pff- Individual questions will be answered If ACCOmpanied by stAmpedi self-addressed enw1opes. The most interest. in questions will be used in column and will receive C0008 of JACOBY MODERN.) • 6W * . - - • • .. -, . -'I • I ' • • • . motorists and passersby at U.S. got as as they spotted the "130-degree" sign this Moming, they were quickly brought back to reality when they got downtown -icicle and all. . r I Asbestos . Sonfor r 27 De A cold frcntthat began in the Arctic blasted Us way ftougll Florida today sending - .•. teniperatures down to the 20s in Seminole OVJ* OW r8whing record lows in many tops of the date. Alowof27degrees and Ice were reported at t1114 Port olSonford, with the chili accentuated isis mph And more of dw same is predicted tonight. The freezing weather came in the wake of 1111101= Twoky which dunlped 1.38 inches of rain In the ares of the port and more in some o1.the P 7% nddo cold brou& other problems to Florkle Pow Corporation creating an oveIrlad as sUverft customers attempted to kW warm Aim Maynard, FPC 1`1111111INtilld 3,1111111111 cinkmers in thle SweetwaterWekivaar SdhSemlnole were without power for v.q e 111114 I'Moot; of Ow nam have been restored MW thet we have made the necessuy ad. ja she d at 9:30 a.today. hWPW"lery winter whWthe first cold spell Nrim u we donl know how much more ly wft applisum have been added by ow cfistocalit pt mor• JI 11 4- DO'r DOLLAPS IF — ___________ The port authority's records for low ternperattires mily go back its faras January 1976, and a check of those lows indicate the 27 degrees for Sanford is a record for Jan. 3. B It. port officials said, a low of 21 degrees was recorded for Sanford nfl Jan. 20. 1. Florida Ci!rwi Mutual spokesman Mike Zotti said growers were out checking their groves this inot niiig anti said it was too early to tell If there was any appreciable damage. "Hopefully we escaped any darnage," Zotti said. "At this poInt we see no damage either to fruit or trees" The freeze caught toinato growers in the Ruskin area between crops so there was no damage. The toinato harvest ended about two weeks ago and Itic- s pring crop has not yet been planted. Citrus growers had expressed concern earlier over the vulnerability of the trees which have shown new grow1h and some bloom because of tinseasonably warm eather over the past weeks. But high winds kept f from forming although weather forecaster Fred Crosby at Ruskin warned there niay be frost as far See THE WEATHER, Page 2a Um content. In two recent tests conducted on the ceU1ng one showed there was a possibility of asbestos but further tests were needed while the second test according to was Hugh Carl ton, ' director of auxiliary services for thie swchool district. The board has ap proved the instaflialtion of drop cellings at the 12 to 15-yur4d schools, at s Cost of about I ____ o awsw 111114""14A bc to . uMi LEWE E DS WHEN'S ThE P-7-- HUNK' \V i--ud1 L* by T K ' —I -'--'i 'MAT PO . • I. I • flT7( ''°' \ I'D I9flI f II UI Id) 1111 1t2%.Vk 111111 • \/V - &L-....IIIt__-NII 111 J,. Al AAV 1 - : • 11111 I Ilik- I\W I • - a' ' - I I I I Ii I - • PLACE • • • I rN THE the route of first settW thile even though the drop ceWW asbestos fibers out of the are*10caniallplaillthadmokw ceilings. fibers hm to be claw-400 If the asbestos is in th e Carlton noted, "so we want to ceilings It was probably know if we have it." sprayed on the ceiling beams If that federal order came, and would have to be scraped the school district would have to off, according to Iyer. He take down the drop ceilings, estimated the cost for scraping scrape off the asbestos and then the asbestos off would be about replace the drop ceilings at a rwt in school, but we could also Mv COO Horoscope ...... HospiW ....... r 4-S' VA OURSELVES .............. I-B Sports ................ Television ... ............11-B Weather .................. 2-A P05ER I IP AUT &T DM an'sKyodo News Service said thadispateh from the the poster, Y the first of its kIr4 was put W on the soi-eaW "Democratic Wall." 7% posta, NNW prop" for new living, brAindillid the 9OVerIlment's longstsaft policy of sexual bdeu a " and tiody.111 "Se" repres" has incresseiti Ow number of sex a —— premarital sex as "antlsocialiatic." Kyodo Md Chin,. nd scribbled on the wail poster, to express their support duange in thina's rigid attitudes toward sexual freedom, wbl ,tlw poster Insisted should he a "basic human i - . Out have to cem4act every firm that vacation when the children are L V • for a ' Et "14" VW InUd &Sim are chosless &W are as sMlng' the wailpoderuld. I ..,.ftlUw1rp\ S - I 1iiir STOP - II"7""''uuuuu'u.........._.s I lT7' (00 MIS IIJ I • II_ III III - -• Five directors favor following the pattern of conventional foundations such as the Ford, crimes and is ddrimenW to soiclailian and arts,,, the poster BAK It criticized the Peking goverrunient for opposing P II .1 L 1'lIIl JllIIII I1II II iiiiC'4IJ ii ir1T Ran 4-.' - I A program free from University and foundation bureacrats will allow scholars to pursue any projects they choose for minimum ofsix Years and without any pressure to produce anything, he said. They planned to meet today to begin deciding the foundation's future. lCYO(UPI) - Acryforsexualfreedomappearedin • W Du1 I.p.$ money to pay --the best rninds in the country" to do whatever they want. 'My father was a maverick," he said. "He was a firm believer in the in dividual. whether Snore Peking UAAY in the form of a wall poster declaring love and senall desire are clusliew and L • The younger MacArthur wants to use moat of the Today 1j - aulerent. That money like the $50,000 cording to Carlton. for the drop ceilings would Die 12 county schools whose come from the state, Carlton ceiling may contain asbestos Is asbestos' said. are: Crooms, Casselberry Another consideration in Elementary, South Seminole — having the test done is to be Middle School, Bear Lake prepared for possible federal Elementary, Sanford Middle government orders In the School, Lawton Elementary, future. Jackson Heights Middle School, "An ot her factor which has to English Estates Elemenatry, be considered if we didn't Goldsboro Elementary, Milwee HUGH CARLTON scrape the ceilings is the Middle School, Midway We are going to know It we "We would more than likely federal government may some Elementary and Pinecrest have the asbestos even if we do the work during the spring time down the road say that Elementary. t I wan sommng . the drop ceilings will probably said. 66 move the students to anothe r If we find there is no room while we do the work in tests still le put in but the will be conduicted to determine asbestois in the ceffingai, then we at affected room,,, accnrding just how soon the Ceilings will not really have to move so to Superintendent William Around The Clock ..........6-A Bridge ............... .....4-B should be instaillet quick to Put the drop "llings Layer. "Probably UI,' rfton said. Carlton has already conp coiling will sW be insUlled to If, however, ft ceilings are Wed a Houston firm, Institute Cantles ....................4-8 acoustical and 116ft beneffis found to cwt&W asbestos and It Research, but has yet to hear CrGuwOrd ............ ...4.8 Editorial .................. 6-A if then is no asbestos,"I he UK hiss to be scraped out,the school from them, he sWd. Dea "but we waill to know for am district will have two options to r Abby ................ I.B It the test turns out positive, get the work completed. whether there is asibestas." the school district would take Dr. taimb ... .. .......... 4.R 1 1 1 1i - know for sure However, Carkm satid today coniducts, the till"" C"Non V iILqI1 IYr1 'We want to '. I T" dtol9t.0 1 wife II % - billionaire and company owner John D. MacArthur in Florida last January, has $40 million to give away each year. MacArthur di d not specify where he wanted to money to go and the foundation's six board members are in disagreement. l 7,1., 1.~.. " - '' Co t - h Do 12 schools in Seminob contain possible cancer cawing sabestoo? TO get & definite Yes or no, the Seminole County school district is looking for a professioniltl tetin firm to take samples of - LOOK, M" Five 00goLms _ Sc oo i ings e To Sample, FIe nd BylIZONARDKRANSDORF neram staff wr*r vu R - I • o CHICAGO (UP!) — The Rockefeller and Kellog new MacArthur Foun- foundations. The Ford dation, with assets Foundation, with well over e in ated at $750 million $2 billion in assets, the from Bankers life and largest in the nation and Casualty Co.. is having the MacArthur will be the di ffi c ul ty deciding how to fourth-largest. give away its money. The sixth director, MacArthur's son, John The foundation, born Roderick MacArthur, 58. •:'if:r WAN6 AGO ount e to , 1978, nearly one percentage point more than the 6.8 percent national average. The& I County Commission,o theThe pay raises when combined with five Objections of Commissioners Dick Williams percent merit increases which also went into effect with the pay period which began and B , Sunday will range from 7 percent to adlivingraises, 2½ t ministrative and supervisory personnel to 12 711 percent, py percent for lower salaried employees. lo st raises went A problem with cornnptlne ti administrative personne an governmental bodies particularly in 14~wcw-wcm g1707% tower salaried firefighter s al aries was seen recently when ployees. Total cost of t1 increases to the tu four firemen left the county's employ. Etchcounty is $164,935, according to Jeff berger, director of the county's office of berger Wd today at least one of the four went management, analysis and evaluation to another governmental unit because of ingher salary. (OMAE). The pay raise will bring beginning No new money will be th firefighter sWaries in the county up from a raises, Etchberger told commLssaloners He r ge of $9,413,2 to ,9013,988. d e Increases would be 'd from $100000 an •• '-S-i, Th ' i e new range, IwgeIVU or pay ra7i., us turnover a,.0 -s Etchberger said, Is IS equivalent a es for firefighi attrition of co unty pennel hters se UI percent raise Orlando recently. Etchberger noted the 7.5 However, the county's new firefighter going to the lower salaried personnel is ac. two-tenths of one percent lea than the salaries are still less than being paid In the cities - Saofoni and rose UI co o ill area during past county s two larg Altamonte Springs. In Sanford, a beginning year. He said the cod of living in the Seminole See PAY RAISES, Page 2A County area rose 7.7 percent from Oct. 1, 1977 I by Stan Lee and John Romita AW, WHAT'S WRONG. . Brw, t Ta k e r? • By DOA EES ;11 1% -. no *AQJV974 0K - %ra 0 854 .... es N we If a, Wh fl H erald Staff Writer . He also gave South his grandslam when he dro ped that 10 He caug plaftur in a gres3ive squeeze. After recovering from the shock of sieeing the dummy, South came to hand with a diamond and at that Point in the play decided to try the spade finesse. South didn't know anything about squeezes 864 I — WIN AT BRIDGE ? i1 FRANK AND ERNEST - s r . the very time that you count on 1-2 lvi i 1 ' it can be the very mont1l that NORTH • 752 V A52 4 K32 #AK9$ Sf-Or-I S ¶. did, he may have an increase in two weeks thateau of four in gas. If you get through that weeks. It foll ows that it is e and can tolerate an In. possible for a woman to ovWate usua m. very shortly after her men. proves the overall $cttre. atrual period as well. 11y — ii DEAR flD LAMB Ia h.., uOfli it ii they is.e have usually don't heard many stories about this regular. and I am counUng an you to set In a woman who is regular me straight. Can a girl ovulate the period in which she is most during the days when she has likely to get pregnant is way in the 28-day cycle. Keep in doeL what are her chances nd that these are gene becoming pregnant it she rules and although a girl may shoWd have sex during those be regular month after month, heard that Sanford, Florida 32771—Price 15 Cents Lome pregnant. Is there any are wondering. And the population has gas problems. DEAR READEb don't us many er fad that They are usually the to the answers these swallowing air or f rom o ne mentation that releases gas b0 t; from urdgeded foods. A good there are so many I've 11180 January 3, 7list Year, No. 117—Wednesday, e January 3, 1979 YOUR BIRTHDAY January3,1979 Dr," 50 51 52 HOROSCOPE (~11 WAL has nothing at all to do with the gas problem that's so common in our population. At least 10 percent of the Lamb theoofbu1kIntheirdiet. fra woman to start to ovulate However, during the first thre during a rneitrual 'V. If she did, her next adding bran ana bulk ---- -- is U1111ke. to the menstruiii period should occur — — — — — tIIWSPAPI INTIRPMISI ASSN % LU — 57 — — — 10 U R)M CAM confidence in 52 Egyptian deity 55 Egypt (abbr 1 33 Baltic river character — ! NOMENC1.ATURI. I 56 IT UP IF r YOUtL NR AO IRON BRIEFS! wds) 45 Unctuous Slav Indians 41 Cloak 27 Measure of 48 Impudence land Ten (prefix) 28 Small insect 50 Mixture Electric fish 5 1 Skeleton part 30 Place stones — 46 by Bob Montana MAY85 Ogled Primate (2 enild j I J ottom 41 e sometift about gas gangrene. Do YOU have pails internally arid especially if you are a diabetic? I belch quite a lot wW pas gas. DEAR READER -You can stop worrying about gas gangrene. It's caused by a bacteria that fives only i~ an ___________ M ( painter 'c,mm0t D example here would be an adult pregnancies. The only sure way 1 T 3 who can't tolerate milk and the of not getting pregnant when r r r r;— 7 undigested milk sugar Is fer- you don't want to is to not — engage in sexual activity. ente4 releasiq ga. f. The basic rLt1ethat yot1're I h1 If it Is f 5 16 17 tion, you need to improve the searching for is dlat a girl function of your colon, literally aimost always ovulates 14 days 19 20 21 getti rid of spastic and before she has her menstrual • ems that period. Very few women are — — irritable col — 23 — ——— absolutely regular all the time. To help people hav ° Underd&W the Once the menstrual pe riod csuse . 24 25 26 — 27 — — occurs, you can count ha 14 iW manage It, I am and Iktter days and say that's w sending you The 31 2 33 34 Controlling ovulation occurred. You'd number count forward from ' better not G 35 36 37 38 39 menstrual period thoU& the Sim symptoms from gas are because the cycle my be 40 41 42 43 common because or that month and you different — — — — — — ac colon mans could be wrong. 44 45 people do better by Increasing It foll ows LZ L 38 Locality j 10 Van Druten 44 Yes Id- county 21 On the b (abbr) 34 Part of the leg 6 Cherry 35 Lees 11 possess Is h uman 39 Total 8 40 Free horn 9 Precious I / - 1:e i 36 Spanish Farm agency ; n:ed :; —- I I Card 19 California 23 Always DEAR DR. J Domed Sanford City ('Ommissioner A., A. Mc. (lanahan finds place on office wall for Plaqne presented him b his former commisslu colltagues. Ile said 960dbye Tuesday and had a Id to say about things. s(orv, Page 3; , I i If ii • I '. ' ,uU '•i--,.•- t•• I / J -øP it VIM I we he 181111 =111 0 4311111" mmme mot swig X I I scaIapsns film d'pi.tustitutes under t S II .. esiheving their day, too: the per. • h I INd 0 1W It P=Of CNN'& 0AW81 PA"IIIAWL A fd WOhM at -- - Pellift's leaft emporium, Modes a man**48" and permaneot wave for about$ljQ. � 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, January 02, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on January 02, 1979. 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