4 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/038aa06e4a048c9405390da43b2f8a02.pdf c4e5888dda47b22d7d3484c4e7563182 PDF Text Text 17 - , - . :•. 1 rivgi, aIrnu,g, ri. 7 V11u1*W.y, nuv. s, sn Clock-WISE Cooks Can Serve Simple, Yet Tasty Entrees 72nd Year, No. 741—Thursciay, Nov. 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 You may be the one who's butter or margarine th skillet. 1 tablespoon Parmesan always "on the" and yet you Add curry powder, garlic and cheese and lemon. Sprinkle enjoy the warmth and onion; saute until onion is with 1 tablespoon Parmesan relaxation of family, friends tender, about 5 minutes. cheese. Cover with dew glass and the evening meal. Din- Drain salmon and break Into cover and bake at 350 degrees ners in a dash need net be at chunks with a fork. Reserve F. for 20to min" orwgIL the expense of nutrition, several slices of hard-cooked hot. Garnish with lemon tastefulness or natural egg for garnish, if desired. wedges, If desired. Serves 4. elegance. Chop remaining egg. In &Inth Elbow or small shell Any one of the following square heat-resistant baking macaroni may be substituted. entrees using canned salmon dish, combine egg, salmon, MICROWAVE: Cook and vegetables can be rice, cayenne and onion completely prepared In mixture, Bake at 350 degrees spinach according to package minutes either conventionally F. for 15 to 20 minutes, directions. In 1%-quart heator in the microwave over, covered, or until heated resistant oval casserole, flake Salmon; do not drain. CornUtilizing convenient foods through. Serves 4 to 6. all bine with remaining from the sea and garden, MICROWAVE: Prepare 1 except stocked on your shelves, or in the rice according to package Ingredients, Your freezer, and prepared microwave directions, in- tablespoon Parmesan cheese and served directly from creasing time to about 15 and lemon. Cover with clear heat-resistant glass or glass minutes and rearranging glass cover and microwave on ceramic &ahes, will make you halfway through cooking HIGH 5 minutes. Stir: a very clock-WISE cook - time, Place butter or sprinkle with 1 tablespoon naturallyl margarine in 8-Inch square grated Parmesan cheese. An exotic dish for en- heat-resistant baking dish and Micorwave on HIGH, Un-tertalnlngaiteranyoutthgis microwave on HIGH 3 covered, l0tol2mlnutes,or Curried Salmon-Rice Medley, minutes, stirring once. Drain until hot. Garnish with lemon accompanied by Garden salmon and break into chunks wedges, If desired. Serves 4. flavorful Salmon Rice Medley with a colorful Garden Salad are time-saving attractions and perfect for entertaining. Salad. Curryovers will fewt with a fork Reserve several on this dish which combines slices of hard-cooked egg for colorful canned salmon, garnish, if desired. Chop frozen rice medley and hard- remaining egg; combine with cooked eggs enlivened with salmon, rice cayenne and QUANTITY PIICIS GOOD the golden flair and distinct onion mixture. Coverloosely RIGHTS TNIU WED., flavor of curry. The Garden with plastic wrap and RESERVED NOV.,, Salad of fresh spinach, microwave on HIGH 6 cucumbers, tomatoes and minutes. Serves 4 to 6. lettuce with canned GARDEN SALAD mushrooms °" 2 ctçs torn fresh spinach ________ olvibiriallorl green beam ad a fresh 2 cups tarn fresh head __________ highlight to the meal. A wood lettuce serving cradle for the heatI can (8% as.) diagonal-cut resistant dishes complements green beans, chilled and • S 1 your dining table for an at- drained SHRUF tractive, rustic look. 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SOC 3 $1 SWEET froaiiu tics__ medley (rice with 1.kd cup grated Parmesan _ ITL CHEESE UI PICKLES 49411 peas and UIIulVOWUI) 2 tablespoons butter or 44 teaspoon garlIc Is Os. OLD MISIWAUKU margarine I tablespoon grated Per. THANKSGIVING SPECIALS! Ir % teaspoon curry ponder man die.. 2 doves Mirk, cz'hed lon wedges ____ SIALTIST % cup dioç.dcnIes . Cook.pkiachaccordingto ___ KINS EXTRA RICH 1* I can (1544 as.) salmon package directions. In 1442 hwd.coaked agga quart heat-resistant oval 44 teaspoon cayenne pepper casserole, flak. SWUM; MILK __; it 69( Prepare rice according to ant drain. Combine with package directIons. Melt musiftIn• sa GALLON Ill, ds ' _ __________________________ I all TURKEYS TURKEYS 1.28 - Steak Roast NBC _ I-•a LI f- 4 H ••. 0 -. 1 FRYERS - I : '+• 1 • -- - •• + • •• '. - 1 r . g. WE=Nam t. i — — - U S , ns i.* TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Militant set for newsmen covering the takeover, students holding hostages in the U.S. he said: "In any case, there Is no need for Embassy today seized a three-member reporters to pry into the interior of the NBC-TV fllmcrew and held them several embassy." hours inside the besieged compound, a The spokesman, based inside the spokesman for the students said. diplomatic compound, was asked to An NBC spokesman in New York said comment on reports that some of the the three were released after women and non-American hostages questioning, but he had no details on the might be released soon through a detainment. government mediation effort to end the The students' spokesman said the men crisis, now in its 12th day. were seized from the rooftop of a building "We do not agree with any such atclose to the compound while filming the tempts," the spokesman told UP! In a Interior of the occupied embassy telephone interview. "Our stand Is the grounds. stand taken by Imam." In Washington, State Department Women and Asian hostages were officials expressed concern today about targeted for release earlier than the the seizure of the television team. One "white, male Americans," the sources official noted Tehran radio has been said. There are 62 American hostages, calling on Iranians not to harm any including about half a dozen women, and foreigners. about 40 non-Americans, mostly Asians. The incident occurred as the students A top official said Wednesday he would rejected any government attempts for ask the student militants to reease some the release of 62 American hostages and of the non-Americans II they proved to be ..aL I'J emIIU7VV5, I11UW.17 %WLW WJUUJVI - _LWJUCIL._ held for the past 12 days. Ayatollah Ruhoflah Khomeini sumcorrespondent Martin Fletcher, Highly placed official sources in Qom cameraman Barry Fox and soundman moned the ruling Islamic Revolutionary and Tehran said talks for the "phased" Drek Herinci. Council to Qom for a meeting on the releaseof some of the estimated hostages Miss Modinot said they were arrested crisis and other Iranian state matters, were being pushed by acting Foreign at midday while covering the 12-day the official Pars News Agency said. Minister Abol Hassan BaniSadr. seizure of the American Embassy, but Outside the U.S. Embassy, hundreds of But a spokesman for the students said, she was unable to provide details on the Iranians gathered today In support of the "We shall accept the word of Imam incident. Moslem students Inside and religious Khomeini, since he reflects the will of our The students' spokesman told UPI the leaders opposed to any compromise nation and will reflect the will of our crew's films were confiscated Wed promised a larger demonstration. nation whenever he speaks." nesday by the students. 'But again today The sources said talks were going on NBC producer Dina Modinot, con- they came and began filming from the about a possible "phased" release of tacted at her Hotel Intercontinental rooftop, some of the hostages. No details were office, told UP! the network had ap"According to our rules, that was an given. pealed to State Television Chief Sadeq offense," he said. "Why did they go on The new developments followed Qotheadeli for the release of the three the rooftop. Obviously they had some President Carter's 1014111. purpose other than just filming." declaration She identified them as producerAsked to specify what rules had been Wednesday of a "national emergency". County...Road.Survey:... New Tax Seen? A0.,6 By DIANE PETRY Herald Staff Writer Nick lonis . ' - Steak I Iran ian Students Seize Crew 0 TURKEYS 774 Evening Herald, CUSPS 481.2*0)—PrIce 15 Cents Awidant County Administrator Jeff The extra penny per gallon would Etchberger said an additional one-cent. generate about $650,000 a year for a.gallon gasoline tax and a property tax Seminole County. Seminole County embarks on a 5. in the unincorporated areas of the county As with the tax now paid for fire month road conditions study this week are two possible funding sources. protection, an additional property tax In with an eye on possibly asking voters to The gasoline tax penny would be added to the eight-cent tax the state already the unincorporated area, if approved, Seminole County, Altamonte Springs and Longwood firemen fought a fire approve a new tax. would create a special tax district. Etch' study, which will not cost imposesoneach gallon. Thereisalso a bergersaldhedoesnotknowhowmuch at 7:45a.m. today lnthe mobile home of Ron and Cynthia Ann Doss, 744 taxpayers any additional money, Is four-cents-a-gallon federal tax. The Honeysuckle Dr., Lake Kathryn Estates. The blaze left $25001 damage hi designed to assess the 300-mile county additional state tax cannot be imposed ttax would be needed if the county decides o take that action. Its wake. Mrs. Doss, and her ion, Daniel, were in the. bedroom at the time road network end determine how much unless voters approve it. of the blase and escaped through the back door. There was extensive needed Improvements would cost. The County officials want to be sure they Seminole County has about $3J million TRAILER ON FIRE damage to the kitchen, bathroom, living room and one bedroom. No one study will also consider possible means have the facts on the county's road of funding the improvements, was Injured, Branch Library To Stay At Old Sanford Post Office with a revss'ter dame. The restriction on Its me as a public library for a 30year period was inchided in an agreement with the U.S. General In 1963. The deed for the , Is stand by iti agreement with the federal faéfllty calls for the property to revert back to gevirimiei* and er4b!iu, operation of the federal government ownership if the lltrsey use Suninol, County breath Mbrary In Senlord at the Is not wal'.d iMil 1153. County P''#III1 Bill Kltthhofl v,ral Gild pout .office MIng a F Itreut. F1 'e.i vInd is lt any sEOd ii wmbs ago said the re,ertsr could be removed U The the city aiiuçly paid the federal goesmanluit the seW,. outrtgl* the pat cINos k for Its bull's value of 04,000 at the time It was value at the time the city me glem 'fac1Uty By DONNA ESTU HwaId1t Writer acquired In 1963. "As you are aware, considerable changes will The city cannot deed the facility to the county City Commissioners agreed this week, need to take place within the existing facility to until after 1083 when the federal reverter clause however, since the city's Intent Is to continua the make it more unable for... library services, would no longer be in effect. iIng's as a public library, the payment regardless of whether the use is to be a relatively Neiswender also urged that a work session and waiverIs not necessary. short or long term solution," Neiswender's . attended by both the county commissioners aud City Manager Warren Knowles has received a letter from County Administrator Roger Neliwender pointed out since considerable the city commissioners to discuss county con. ers Nelswsnder saying the coaty oonv"1 would be Involved even for an Interm cerns for library service and the role of the have expressed their Int4Ic" of seeking a the commission wants to know If the city library in downtown development be scheduled. renewal of the county lease of the building for ins would be receptive a The city commission took no action on the or a as a ead library through ApIU 0,1111 for the facility to the county for library purposes. request. Lie-Detectors In The Schools? An Oviedo student was mnjrid,tI for five days without ever bebigaltoellhisaidaofthsdoryandafterbIngtoldbe couldgstoftoalybypasulngalledsl.ctortat, hlsparentstold the SwiInsle Coaty School Beard W.doisday eigbl. ibIs sePail beard members nut ut1 the iuspuuion at hat me said th me surprised is hear that Me detectors were being used In the school., a regular practice, according to Superintendent W'fl-" Layer. The OMdo parents told the board they bad sshaat.d all other remedies in trying to relic, or remove their me's mupvwln, and since the pui:iMoi bad akeady ended they wereedyIntsriMedIn"gthsbserdawareolthsway it wuInçmeL The board heard th* statemats ofa te trim DIode prindpsl (dus Webb and the .èeel's Des. of Wan 'ir', two puph ike .rIaily ..ded the III grader. He was mqdd along with several ather dudats charged with throwing firomachets durIng_an outdoor yu1csl edMh"n dass wly this nlbt school i1als repedet The peroats d their me ordered to the des.'a office vehsmeiMgle.tMtit.fullyMateIdeofths • 1h c which In t he me but ith1y _ Daulol DalS.dsu dhCiiS his wld*s wad — wilk viollars M IM niiiiisiiiiiiiii M lusloslo (sIIy m me bb dIqy. DaMmdsss, a Isadurd iuuNI, dsaams*ra$sd hle an at do culege Wednesday and (ida, and Ill, work wIN be dhplay tbr.Nb Now. fl lb. s.sum locatidss1bs ground flsurd Sb. library bdftg sad le bee (a lb. pl1e. cusp i ft ',.•.. - .- -- • -I - - Common Practice, Says Layer By DAVID 96. IA" Herald IWI Writer ,, r to spend this year on roads, but has more conditions before asking for such a vote, road projects that it can pay for. TWedisdhemealOeesidInI a Udorte but heme Wed tsbelylngbs vuM be espdW Bemd member PM Tile. imemrupt.d the parent, to ask abet rIct pallcy the me of pelypephe In uisp Layer and Webb explained It Is regular practice to use the machines with students' and parents' consent, although the board of education had never made a policy on the subject. Late' Layer said police departments' facilities are often used for the exams, private testers are hired If police equip mint Is not avaIlable. In other business the school board rejected adoption of a br'eaiM pragre. for next year. Foes principals recoinmeided the programs for their schools while 36 rejected ft. One had no opinion. The board also decided to Invatigate the advisability of moving some bus stops ON major highways. The members directed board president Robert Feather to ask local law enforcement officials U the danger of crossing and reitaring major highways exceed the danger of students vngaainsthemtogsttoa bus. At a ass before the weekly board meeting, the board rejetted a grievance filed by the Seminole Educators' A.,in eaNag for payment for art teachers did at horn. to prepare report cards for the fist marking period. The WAR= that ta,ctwrs had been scheduled to do the ark is Nov. 2, a day teachers were supposed to work but Mudsata were OIL But both tuckers and diulets riposted to work that day to mike up for time led to Hurricane David. The grievance was iMared MOW phLq of the nagotIatIo between On union ad bd a he, to make up that day. 911111110 ths1Ms"---thut the un has already been done en the trs own time and makeup days should be forglv.n,ths boar isc'I'Ig for teachersto work on April ,a day they Were scd not to. las &atley High School has won certIfIcation from the Southern Amerlation of College. and School,. ___ 9 * S Jonestown Remembered, Page 6A Today Arsiet The Click ..........4.A Calendar .................. 12-A Comics ....................8-A 4-A Dear Abby .................7-A Dr. Lamb ..................8-A IA OURSELVES ..............7-A Sports .................. il-WA Television .................IA Weather ...................IA • �- .. . 1. . . . . - I . - . • . - t S (_N - •• - - - - . . • . .... . . , - - %* ... - . ,.- . -. . . .. - .. -. - .:. . . v - .- - . .. . - . I 10 -I - ~ . . . II ~ 4, . I Fv.nlna I1.rald. Sanford. FL 6 Arrested After Joint In Woods ' Fight B7DAVWM.RA2Eft Tree Rd. Wednesday eveni at 1620 HtWrN,r, ____ GAS LEAK Sheriff's deputies arrented iii people on a varIety of charges Public Ut ity employees say they are wonder g ng in il Florida why Se___ minole firefighters evacuated people living now the site of minor gas leak Wednesday afternoon hi a development The deputies reported that a grow of nightclub patrons near Mary. jumped several club employees In the parking let starting a A company serviceman said that the break occurred around fight, taking four deputies to break It W. __crew 3:30 p.m., at 132 MIII Rim Drive, when a fine. bnilding They arrested Robert Fanner, charging him with disorderly sliced tiro* a half-Inch plastic Has leading to the hoe. e and fightin g, explaining that twice Fanner "We get these all the time,I Just told him topinchftoftiggg ion On puirul car mar oeing DWIiCIed an d arrested. was a man got there," he said. "This Is the firsttime they ever Deputies also arrested: Gary Dyal, charged with disorderly radiators produced smoke when the furnace activated evactlaw people," the servicemen added. Intoxication and ftØl'ig; John Ba1Ige and Ralph Aplin on Wednesday morning, suds spokeswoman for the Sanford ThS Seminole County Department of Safety spokesmen were net the same charges; Sandy Pellerin, charged with Interfering Department. available this morning, but utility company manager Arthur with the officers and Danny Minor on disorderly Intoxication Firemen responded to the school at 10:11 am. Wednesday, Mahn echoed the ..ntinnt of his repairman. charges. but lift a fdw minutes later after they discovered there was no "For some reason the fire department decided to evacuate SMOKE AT$CHOOL fire, the said. ____ the area. ft wasa gas leak mm different from the ones we get all A froth coat of paint on Soidhilde Elementary School Sanford firefighters also i*thoiihid a minor car fire the time," he added. Israel Gives Egypt Part Of Sinai Desert TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) Israel handed over a craggy hunk of the Sinai Desert to Egypt today hi In the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip there was spreading protest over the decision to expel a prominent Palestinian mayor. The brief military ceremony took place at a civilian airfield at the foot of the sixth-century Monastery of St. Cat herine, marking the transfer of an 000-square-m ile, arcshaped zone as called for In the March 26 EgyptianIsraeli peace treaty. The Israelis say they have more than $7 million Invested In the area. Brig. Gin. Abu Sharaf, head of the Egyptian delegation to the Sinai talks, told the gathering the decision to move up the scheduled hand-over date by two montis "show that both parties do not Insist on or adhere to the letter of written agreements but make an mffmt fn .,wn,nsvI.ta .saih thh.," - Pat Nixon Responding w - ___ said 5$ persona died. Thirty sailors from the Greek freighter Evrla-7 were p rescued, but a p an said only three members of the 56-man crew aboard the tar "enó,g" we believed t have survivid. rinjai crewmen were boipPalised In Two 'atIafat'tory condition and a third was listed In "vary critical" condition with massive burns. The bodies of three other men were bro* ashore and 50 others, were mling and believed dead. sponored MEMPHIS,Tenn. UPI) Former Judge in Riggs' front yard, prompting around-theOtis Riggs, plagued by a cross-burning and clock police protection for both candidates controversy over an alleged Illegitimate son, and an NACP rally Wednesday night to ho*s to unseat Mayor Wyeth Chandler today denounce such "KKK-like" activities. to become the city's first black mayor. Higgs received 94 percent of the black vote Riggs forced the runoff by pulling to within and10 percent of the white vote in the general 2,000 f Chandler In the Oct. 4 general election. Seventy-nine percent of white voters election, chose Chandler, but only two percent of the s oo percent to 65 percent of Memphis' city's blacks supported the Incumbent, 343 000 registered voters are expected to Since 57 percent of the registered voters are make the decision on whether to keep white, Chandler Is considered a favorite to Chandler for a third straight term or go with retain his position. Higgs, however, has a Riggs, who 1at to the incumbent In another good chance for an upset if he can turn out the Won' t Pay Flood Victims Sanford LONDON (UP!) -Th. dollar dropped on nearly all - Sanford -' .•• -r -1 1 esIdent Carter's decision to freeus Iranian assets in u.s. The price olgolddriipped in both Zurich and fA1ldn, opening the day at $300 in Zurich after Wednesday's does of zso a at rii in tj oump.r. Wednesday's close 01 $10010. . - • ' ________ - rs: Agreed the City will 'In of .... , .- - . •,' - r7 . -, ... -- .. ,, .,, - . '' t, ' . ''-. -, -i - i - - I . - -. • . 'I - -. . The Pilot Club of Sanford will hold its second annual Health Fair from 9:30 a.m.-2 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 17 at the Chamber of Commerce building comer of First Street and Sanford Avenue. Mrs. Harry Cochrane general chairperson, said about 14 health groups will be present. There will be free eye and hearing screen ing, free flu shots for seniors, CPR demonstrations, blood pressure checks, oral mouth checks, and many Ot her services, all free for t hose who attend. The Anchor Girls from Seminole High School will serve orange drink and coffee all during the program. Films for consumers will be shown and helpful hints will be available to keep our citizens healthy. Health questions will also be answered. Some of the group represented will be the American Cancer Society, American Red Cross, Bay Area Home and Health, Kidney Foundation, Epilepsy Association Seminole Outreach, Semi nole Opt im etrics Association, Seminole County Mental Health Center, Seminole County Health Center, Visiting Nurses Association, Orange Hearing Center, Seminole Memorial Hospital and the Hea rt Association. The drawing for the Thanksgiving Feast will be held at 1 '"11111 Pilot Club members (from left) Mossle Bateman, Mary Jo Cochrane prepare tickets for the Health p.m. and donation tickets for the drawing will be acqVited up to the time of the event. Chairperson Mossle Bateman Dolly Stevens (president), Dee Dee O'Neal and Fair. will be direct ing the action. As Revenue lource - . YOU DON'T HAVE TO LEAVE TOWN TO SEE THE FINEST DISPLAY OF ZENITH TEL.EVIION, AOWS"YOU GET'ThEBIST SEWY. ICE- DELIVERY, AND -YOU WILL r., I A -, -' . li GET THE PRICE YOU ARE AFTER, Herald Staff Writer hard-pressed fom since the ulyl vuiarl iurnu down a upiaeu inciwase w property it may bm been lost by during - - Districts For LakeMary? The I taxes 60 days ago, will consider creating two tax districts as a source of revenue at a 7:30 p.m. council meeting today. " ' NO DOWN PAYMENT EASY TERMS I t1ons 01 the districts proposed by Councilman Harry Terry would permit the levy of a users' fee on properties benefitted by street lighting and fire hydrants. Early estimates 01 the revenues that could be expected from - He slid the highly enriched uranium Is bslM.d p £ the tax districts totaled about $15,000 annually. The entire city I Is not served by either fire hydrants or street lighting. Only those areas with the two services would be taxed. Other Items of business scheduled for tonight's meetlna Mining'in the system" and there is AM no Indication the fuel was stolen. Aviesu, ts'.ussiJ,uI ,, U,ua'Isetu. t.' whhN_ "7 - 4 -... . possibility. to • '. .: . uirIU, "we are exploring the possibility the fuel was Enviroameatal R.gvlatioD from Airport AuthorIty fi op"km for Oct. 10, lfl. Oct. 11, lIlt. alla"iii of am ,q.1numt and to, Approved on first resdiag an Insewava. ,. -' - £ spokesman Ken Clark said of the discrepancy at the Nuclear Fuel Services Inc. facility. "it is a . . - ERWIN, Tom. - I Weds pounds of bombWade laranium, ml . , . . 1. Uranium Missing At Plant ___ we If . .q.. 1I. ' '%.- - Clement add, &W be would not speculate on an exact i . . q E .1 - tj- IV the - propsifty was 11.1 I,!. - . Ti. KNOXVILLE Term. (UP!) The Little Tennessee River will become the Teilhixi Lake "before the first of January" ending a 18-year battle over the project, Tennessee Valley Authorfty Director Bob Clement said Wednesday. The final decision on when to close the n the Tellico Dam Is up to tim full three-mm board, - permit 1W do date sewage did back up be0 the Wyllie, 132 N. lmedin Ave., thesw were aos or blockage. away fun home at the tbu 01 the pavesd maddige and *7 ralkead Iaanyoltheclty andallof do. .. storm, said when he returned he rov after ""r' by the - ______ - . N., . Tellico Dam: January Start ___ -------- - • - "n"; - , u-. . 1 - - ' I* .. .. Eavironmentall" farmers, trout fishermen and finally the Cherokee Indians have fought It andbarrthgwllth hour legal decision against the dam - lift ugom. and .qulpmr4 worked had the bathroom, hallway and stat. Depar 01sçstatp. ordinance rming a pestles .1 wu met bediwem upplug wet wl s Heard Mupur LIS4. Males 11we.Ldriir'*,, rewion to Ksuter.wtkeg seespt a appsrt asv: ____ __ oolnpl.h'qd to the city their homesthese &4-npd,"know$as slid, Ms sin cleaned up the arias and Graham to the Metropo tan Boulevard and the e li tuudei 01 were damaged from sewage a was "act pulled the carpeting from the Plaa*g Ocganllos. An ct 01 the Lake Mu!y Boulevard from a mobile s_ be dorIfli the heavy rairetorm afOot" bedroom ouleids, cleaned It and mi Floddi Eagtmal$we u'.d home tdct to general 1ut11.,rdli. on Sept. 30. "It Is my recommendation," would by to me It egala. the orgasThm. Approved is an The city ec"-on euly this Knowles said, "that the city not pay Knowles said Henry Wight 01 Heard a report that city ordinance r: a the week turned dews a claim for for inc ais'n Ii..ia the gkv is N. &* Ay.. .4 iss a ui .ai ti I'I W L.11U7 AiIuiI ____ _____ payment for the damage flied by one ____ net 'wsJlgom In any way." yards of carpeting had bees bean ___ appointed to the constitutional and E 14th Street d butwees d the 8011111M Stallard I=M A"an and Cyprm Attorney C. Vernon Mlii Jr. aid the t MrS. Gene Fuerban bills to the city totalling $1,*U for Building Code Congress later, from multiple apartment City ha. no oMrel over "acts of 01110 N. $sdIn Ave., epid the demages, but is w1Dk to suttle for nationaL astmot dlith4an to general m,rdaL. spent several bears b" sewage 11,74130. 1110g the City has Received a A,, a.' e_ Qty Maugur Wres Knowles frees her shower Mill and c4' In other business, the corn. been prmlsd a Ib,fro.t dri acres southeast ___ 01 the a__ irpert. The ___________ 411111I.. Pilot Club Hosts Health Fair - By DONNA UTU a - ATLANTA (UP!) A investigation found no evidence that overdrafts from the Calhoun First National Rank were diverted Into former budget director Bert Lance's W74 gubernatorial campaign, a federal official testified Wednesday. In a hearing before U.S. Magistrate Allen Qiancey on motions to dismiss the 32count bank fraud In. dictmentqai I ance and Oree others, john , anaUey for the Office of(g am roUer of Qirrency, said auditors found overdrafts on accounts of Lance and the others were not used in Lances msuccessful gubernatorial race. The defendants Lance, Thomas M. Mitchell of Dalton, Richard T. Carr 01 Ringgold and H. Jackson Mullins of Calhoun have asked that the case be dismissed on pgg necessarily delayed the case, resulting In excessive pretrial publicity. -. alleged relationship with the man claiming to be his son. That high official is trying to attack me through these tactics over something that happened over 20 years ago when I was an 18year-old kid?" asked Riggs who refused to answer any questions. "Some perso ns are paranoid about my candidacy. They will threaten homes as they have done mine, they will terrorize neighbors Memphis home. as they have done mine and they will wage Memphis reporters largely ignored the war on children either by the physical terror runoff four years ago by a 20,000-vote margin, black vote In record numbers, report until Wednesday, when Riggs called a of fire or the psychological terror of trying to Racial animosity flared Tuesday when In another development, Riggs described news conference to discuss it, although he destroy acoawoodencrosswoppeIftup as "gutter tactics" a report issued Wed- neither directly denied nor confirmed the tactic." my family unit with today's political Lance Partially Cleared th il needay claiming he fathered an illegitimate son 21 years ago. The allegations concern cla ims by Rosalie Williams that Riggs is the fa ther of her son, Willie O'Neal Williams. The report surfaced Tuesday In a police report concerning a burning incident at Mrs. Williams' home. The The woman told police she received a telephone call just before a burning coat-hanger bent in the shape of a cross was thrown through a glass door at her - The project, first proposed In 1006 and begun In iw has been TVAs most controversial project. Dollar, Gold Plummet __ * Johnson add staff Dr. Brijol Starnbuk also visited MM te -- Tension H*Its Memphis Mayor Race Nixon Wednesday morning and said she was now listed In good condition - (UP1)-ARomNdn oil tanker ISTANBUL, and a Greek freighter collided In one of the world's buelest shipping lanes today, starting a series of ixplosions that shattered windows f miles in3aid and tamed nearby waters Into a sea of flames. Officials ..J .-- __----_ Sem no e 0 SAN CLEMENTE,Calif. (UPI)-Former president - 53 Die On Romania Tanker I Nixon brought his wife soup for breakfast Wednesday and learned from doctors the former first lady was "rondfng well" to treatment for bronchial poewnonla. Nixon, who spent about an hour with his wife Tuesday night, stayed about 40 minutes on his second visit Wednesday morning. The former chief executive said doctors wanted Mrs Nixon hospitalized at leaat a week. "He cane In this morning and brought her some soup (nan home," said Malcolm Johnson, adminlatrator at San Clemente General Hospital. - MTAUGA, Ontario (UP!) Eight firemen woethig at the sIte 01 a train derailment corns early today by a cloud of chlorine gas that' escaped from a link uWiwad last weekend. The men were examined a doctor on ccinpIbgng of burning eyes and respiratory problems. They were taken to a hospital ____ for observation. "Apparently they walked Into a pocket of chlorine and they sucked In a mouthful of this," Mluissauga fire chief Gordon Bentley said. - .- - - - - Returns To Good Condition MADRID, Spain (UPI) German and Austrian tourists Whatever a goverwnent in. down In Valencta on Spain's vestlgatt on decides, a eastern Meditteranean coast reportedsighting in rather than In the Canary Spanish airspace mint be one Island beauty spot of of the beddocwnented on Tenerife. ve neva t,en In danger The case Involves a pilot like It," Iardo, a pilot with 15 who diverted Ms plane with years experience, told repo 100 passengers and seven tars. CTSW members aboard to "What I saw was a UFO." make an em.rgenc landing, [erdosaldtwo "Intense red claiming unidentified flying objects wells busht him and lights" streaked across the sky toward his Caravelle jet threatening An airport director, among shortly before midnight others,sayshesawtheUFOn. Sunday as he flew at 24,000 fist after taking ON from the Mr force jets ortedly Mediterr anean Island of were aunt up and filmed them. port Majorca. And Spain's Trans Minister, ordering an In. Within minutes, the objects veeligatlon, add: "ft Is dear closed In to a half-mile from that UFOn exist." Ms plane and he ordered Ma Franèiscxi Lenin de Tejada, passengers to fasten their NJ . )1iJ 34-year-old pilot of the safety belts, Lerdo recounted. ENUMILE The Wilson's Ensemble of Sanford (above) will celebrate Its second anSpanish Caravelle jut, broke After the UFO made two nh'ersary at 7:31 P.M. Saturday at Allen Chapel AME Church, 1203 OlIve his silence on the weekend appa rent attempts to bus the CELEUA TES Ave., Sanford. Jame Bovey will be muter of ceremonies and the Marching Incident Wednesday to ex plane, the pilot dropped No Men of New Mt. Calvary will be th e guest ushers. Various choirs from the plain w1 he plunged the aircraft Into a sharp div, and community will at nd and the program Is open to e public. The grow Is aircraft 14,000 feet and put his dive rted the plane to by Eunice W son. chartered planeload of Valencia. ___________________________________________________________ Smoke Overcomes Firemen. The Marthof Dimes Superwal k,a3o kilometer walk, wfflbe Road IS); south to Country Qub Road (46A); east on Country Orlando. Sponsors apee to pay a certain amount for each held Saturday, Nov. 17, in Sanford to raise funds for the fight Club and Airport Bo ulevard; north on Sanford Avenue; east on kilometer the walker completes. Those under 18 must have against birth defects. 25th Street; north on Brlsson Avenue; west on Celery Avenue; parent or guardian sign the sponsor sheet where Indicated. Starting times will be at 7 and 9a.m. from the Greater north cmMeflonville; returning west on Seminole Boalevdto Walkers are given a card to be stamped at each check point Sanford Chamber of Commerce at 400 E. First St. Including the starting point, along the route. As soon as the walk Is over they can start five checkpoints, the route is as follows. f•1'.w.n.a,- .ha.,4 ....,It..I.I.. i.....i.. i.....a1.... ------ .. -i l RnuIv*riI v vaiwwv a.4t VLIUUW wuuu money eurneu iur we znarcn 01 vines. o U. S. Highway 17-92; west on 17.92 to Upsala Road (State or from the March of Dimes of ce fi at 830 N. Magnolia Ave., For further information, call Orlando at 849-0790. JN BRIEF UFO Reins Pilot's Pl ane Around Spain Thursday. Nov. 11. I51-1A March Of Dimes Superwalk Steps Off Again Saturday A NflON Round early Wednesday morning, after a fight at the Joint In the IN BRIEF 1, . 1~ . I Thursday, Ni,, is, me VYORLD - -.- . • tA-IvenIngloraId, Sanford, Fl. .. Include: Consideration of a rate Increase requested by the two Q1ARL0T1, N.C. (liFt) A subet!vlmltta, of the garge and trash collections firms serving the city. Better Senate Armed SsMcu committee has scheduled ag Garb e Service Is asking for a rate hi. howWa bSgI'mb Monday in w.ton crease from $1 $7 monthly while Superior Sanitation Is Army rscniting scandaL The (barlotte News reported an reqwMtng Increase from $1.50 $7 for those receiving back Wednesday. up and from $ $6.50 for those receiving curb side yard pick Army Secretary Qlor ióvh,iii,r is sclmuis pi up . Certified public accountants, representing the two ck be the first witnom. followed o.,i. D W. firms gave financial reports to the council In workshop last Connelly, bead 01 the reaidting fraud Invailgation, week showing the two are losing money and can continue and other Army offIcials, the newspaper said. providing the service only It rate Increases are approved. rwAks Of Connelly was celled to outline A proposed resolution adborlsthg the purchase by the city n,egapj'. the seven-merth of a3.ZacrealteonGrandbendAvemseforparklandspwposes. in ariotte Thesaleprlceofthepropemtyls$37,500.Thecftyhas already ___________-__________________________ paid $1,710 for an option to purchase the prijmdy for the balance of $33,750. The city received an appraisal on the propertY _______ Mating Its current value Is $10,000. -oritnances providing athangeofzoning (run agriculture to residential for a parcel on Frederick Avenue and Second &,, SIred; from residential and commercial to duplex zvsilng on a , all a.sa.: Isa Raypert: 32:4$ a... parcel end Cl Coedry Club Road sq lake Mary Avenue; and a pere, $0; êvu115M Ii', dhaagefromagr$culture to dIdn4oaIngfora10-acreparcel It; yesterday's hIgh, 70; kwI:U em., Its p. south 01 Van Buren between Third and Fourth died.. The W)AflNG FORECAST hauwklc pressure,_1127; ____ V : • - - ( fff i Su.,Iy - Umibe • - FIR . ___ _ DELIVERY _____ --CIRCLE OF SOUND - ___ WEATHER - ii_.44.4 ._ . ', 1, . , ,., , . - q$. 1. %'.% . 1. EPEND- ON IT. 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C'a _______ . , ',;iJ1 v,J 1 ~ -, . the the HOSPITAL NOTES - __ bel"the meN sea. laws aid IN of owpeaion was rejected a second time by the Bupt b* 0:11 Th1ISS ares to Layer. to eNunlUe g.m., mis p.m.; is,, 33:10 Walsh, who Is edag the district for inipriarly smpendIr M1I to GAL hi. aid a teacher for imil"g Mm wore a ciem, will fit*' Vest CiuI: h* to IChoII INs Week eves Without the Cosut order. •.•. -. • w UP94116 ____ onry ______ 1 __ - . __ - - occouft NuSs edsrli rspetIons psvlds .psni .- _ ____ ____ Student DoesNot Return -. . ____ Friday cutwith to near U buts ad isek,*todayadidd rril.asIis$kdtoday 10. FrIday. LOWS tialIM itono*4to1 (ad ae* ariesd * Salk to 1ni1 Pdimi. AsendtdiakeHowellsmlorwas againrdmedaldfrom U l the cowls Wednesday, said Seminole School today dimluithIal Fair aid mild. Nigh. sspinter'wt wimern layer. _______ , , ____ _ I -. )i'..,.s:j'. • -.. I ,P L' ____ L I ces will be read for the &A IL An ordinance on second and final reading to cmnge eu: £ eat 91111111111116 M1* at ii mph. (rOSS *lCultwe to C011im id Oe. COIIunet'Cial 1011111 orafi edvisery is is ilIad FOSECAIT fronting on Lake May Boulevard and is. ct a 10-sore tra for Generally (alt lbrugb earth to hr gh to ou 'ig tinling t aftesisem 30 bests e . - • • . - PORTABLE 13 The REVERtS • LIIIIC Black textured finish , with brushed Aluminum color trim. Super Video Range Tuning System. Carrying Handle. 111-FOCUS TUBE SALE - r 329" _____ ___ DECORATOR COMPACT TABLE TV The NASSAU • Simulated pained American Walnut with _________ _____ - colortrkn.EVGTuning System. ELECTRON IC POWER SENTRY SALE DECORATOR COMPACT TAILS TV R! The SANARA.LI$I1W Simulated pained American Walnut finish with brushed NickelGold color ON. Super Video Bangs Tuning System TRIPLE-PLUS coassis • - PRICE - W". ____ - - • -, - r SPECIAL SALE __ - "•°° Electronic Video Guard L--11 - I - -. ____ - - .-- -. --- - . i - -- , EASY I TERMS1 _. DECORATOR COMPACT TAILS TV 1 QlffRl5 • LINIC Dark Brown cabinet with SALK Nickel-Gold color tim. Super Vid eo Range $37995 _________ [!iJ WE TRADE Tu Sys ____ MedalHuithConterwIflheMin __fo ,$1I,atitsaswceMh1lW. __ Sanford. First 11 is dainties - - :- MedsI 421 1.114 Stale Simulated Weed.GraIasd Wahiut Finish Cabinet ZENITH/The qualty goes ki befrse the name gow on cdft 01 C - --co foRoned by tours 01 the (atyed1Ip.m.a*esMiwIflheur'ed. AIjaasdvlcas al id by the Iemisele Candy Mental p S ad be available at (Ma ceder, Ind Huith 0I.-A......" - e1s*qp $"'ke pragrem for ileess, a day owe . I - .1 _E I .. rS ~111 II r'rr '~_i_,_7,M_tt:R 0 .~ 01, 4. M..'~&~Au ~-W Q-_ . ,'~-:-I-, 1l ~_ 7 .!"11. 1W 7*; i-_ ~-- --& 'L �/ -' - : .- . — . • .. S.-.-. - - :.. •. .-- - - .- . • • i . -• - .- ••-- •• * .. - - .. ._ :.. .. .•_. . _. ... ...,... , ... . • -. : - . ._.. - . A , . ...: - - • EveningHendd (uses Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,8AFOJU.DFL_327fl Ares Code30S..11o$31.IIS3 Thursday, Nov. 15, 197-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS 0 IORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD 0. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 10 cei*a; Month $310; I Months, $,00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $411; I Mordhs, 44.00; Y.ar $47.00. The Clock 1DIZS could said. At the some time the federal goveremont won't permit the Mates to IniiSUi epsai lniti above ii nipir. The nac*wy weaponry to win tim battle with an cigarette bootleggers, according to Division Director thins A. Nusom, Is imply an for etureteonclgsrdtesofllcuntsplr pack or 1-, rather thin the 21 cents per pack now be* levied. Lecal rqnuntativei of tire Bar's of the Consus will conduct a survey of uiçloyment In this area during the work week of Nov. 10.23, according to Forrod P. Cawlq Jr., director of VIEWPOINT Not 24 hours after - Sen. Kennedy's an. notmcement in Boston, Callfornia'i political wi o'—the—wisp, Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., unfurled his colors at the National Press Club in ll- high-water mark of the aovernor's curlotm campaign for the presidency. Barbara Ridrardoon. Political observers rate Jerry Brown as a Easy to opest.—t one bmon! • Therefore, they are - hm -. u,. - - - -• ..•• orig. sold for 89.99 In our fall 1979 catalog Now C017tr 01 b. •• •'•• Of f Sale', ___ Save 30% '50 % part for precliely this porposs. ft has enabled the religious extremists within the fragmented rs,ohlonary ra*a to rientrallze thefowranatkpoliticalftgurwhohavs the to tt to e like a gover'mnes* and to deal on dvllhesd terms with other govermnent& . EDUCATION WORLD The lois of the • , ,enlorltIs Antidote ____ shah's presence In ___ ___ another eriwbile ally. dresses, Thu embassy aiim,, may be news, but there Is certainly nothing new In that basic situstiom Nor In the violation of d1omatic turf to which Wantern aoveP"rs and pros are reading so Mro• 1 has been going on a long as potentatis have been .zctnss on* a practice that goes back long, long time. There Hittita ,In the cipPak of the a ____ -Me Demodft% Sam I tat Favorite styles -it ft II ati keiilM ii i1iy1s 11th adS .sdiwnrnerequly."utudadssooeton thtaiutic. Unless Mr. Brown can find ways to redsce om Qontrol Inc., a "citleen loy" Hanal makh amieritis sufferers epIrIUsd, even their o work on terms, In vetedewy wn to awaken something more than skeptical Curiosity Modern *IIQm'O niceties such as im. W"that Is one of the most turodal ad- "Inrat ad" It gives senlors option. eutabiWunents, a acI. iW, an within his own party, his candidacy will remain a ,, maIy of person and progeity are, however, gii from graduation alUm end of the 11th aIrline olflcs, a faneral home. There Is no pay quixotic quest for the impossible dream. a Earopeen rdl,od of rson* soosudaft balled the 'enrag, and leadership" grade to early- a"$on to caliag, or for working alongside an adult mentor. wpod *a do redit do world diØqed by Sun. Edward hi. Kemidy In waft ter pay wad gottlag cre3t for It -luitid ISgir, La V.gea, Nov.: This whether it Mod them or ad. And it is tithe new ban1-cuntrol kgf'on. — VUE of aenloduls To 1,r'1 a victim abed 11 eying school is imown as "Five O'Qock Wed'srecwrkrgswpdaithatportloneofthd Which is Intending, since Keenedy's on pureed of 11th graders — look for upethy, H1#." ft wile yodhu In grades 11.11 who Am — aermally fad oft Ike blocks with a weIal disIllusionment, absenteeism, need to wert a day a, who take curs of world from tim. to time .1A.* decide net prwiiasiobsiIss,yadWin- natuui,. sihiWs while parents work, or who are to$aybythe rules. Alias time the pi'siIy could be - and didal oW a peep abed the particular bi. Co even more — abed 1 million don't hang thiply pti" 4Iitw.j(ed ,r " RIbISIOS In 1100 For the most part, those cartoonists Who Nor the amater Idcst,d is yet whether enàd long megh to be dret They "day" it Half of the* strolled odor a s od an s.oMlon laturnetienal ar be Mr's his kut=Iag .jertIf father comic .trijaract.rs are costint to work *p1y isp out shortly alter the 11th grade euriors. . marg to te riiei of btlgod embudes -bandcn 7b1,udtlir llj, t,auMea, SL: Contro daste or at the end of the 11th grads. ls &W Ma In anonymity, their pen and Ink offspring he=60 ThIde Islet Seminar-a lioudit, yssieng In P&J* Us nuulme Include: express their social commeatiry. &ft do sub)ocit wo n't Gmed cil1ag-boend dadeCes bored by ceae. Stude nts epemil 10 days and l#ti ea BUt Al caW WIl diffifSflt. H1&IIY visible ha014 gon - ropeiuilvo, ersd1own Idj acimol cowses. projed. ap' Bet In a contemporu world where the away from Ev.cn. Rom articulate, he never healtatd to mike his lsy. The MV'P' Rifle AuorW'a ud -Itudeds who Ilka to work with their tim. Is aped In the 1vuw'uty, at the No distributio n and appliedion of power_are - opinions p11)1k, stirr1i Controvii'iy .0 it pre.ups are *sady hinds sad are anions for hanicn In- acted or In nearby Chicago. Zaperisnees mars o'rnpin -'mm, t suit of neponie outlook moved over the yeaa from lift to rigs on paigolag te Kuusedy'i bitt Is oat it faver. For me t Include ss weeks of farm cheres, I can be r'n sataMe a duenisi for scale. to we hr yoer terms $10 As for pay In the 'm'v"y, isfV', Mreg popular supped for '-muss The Carter WhIte Heane iseantly ". the very oluldits beiug r1ut staged rMj,es at home while both priblug work andlifedyles of ' notwlthstandJng Capp and his American diMded a hi little psehet it "fast punts week. euplidag wildormom an ted and by bike. Ndthattheiydeihihwsild tobe Dogpatch citizens helped shape shele" a in geveomeat that In . man 'W:kirtM* weak In t area at reuod. let unioN . t d..dS.. popular culture Iduded a none be. subtle nminlr that *1 of u'.ppy," isys FbI Reis, dire*r it can change rapidly, particularly Abner and Manuny and Pappy Yokuan and Daisy ip .jjg (ii eppo4rw.t. rorshalunery dinia 'iimnr '- o s, they w to isp out at te bet Evades's lunar Iomimr. Mae left a mark con our langUage and OW s Ii women cosupend with led 12 I'lly puwibie time. "ft's a major came' it ssulodtie. lhey're a r1ng. He may have rid imiadl of c'.mtoms that will survive the cartoonist's death pureed it Prodded Ferd's. imuasiat r'ii frien in tim wed itis: crtd pseretiss. Educeters these ciau of mldireuodaetatUmGoP bet - and the comic feature that he dIseoittIiiu.d two "The hide in Ir - Iar h'c4uie sums trupth. ho his Me vay iiy sdW -The .er%er sMelly and greeter InIke 73= at Edeud hi. Kesaudy, who c be us Mealy lamed eat,' bet they .rdeic. it ysatho it Ike 1k. years ags . W..pIdlessr ,sl1en ': 's it as they w IS Mes ud to west that Ambil _1 (pp Ialreduosd readsrs to Sidle Hawkins 'hiphvai piN'y jibe. erulit ,adfoçMhare." sMKg*mla..kdUmomedIerees. U1 Abnsr'i IipUtab1. legic "a - Day as to. - - -- selection of asy-care fabrics In the most-wanted silhouettes. Great colors, great values for misses' and junior sIzes. - - _ on selected 4 women s s rtswear.6'' it the kind of savings you've been waitlnØ foil Choose from a wldó were in an fog world or op.~ 4p women ' s __ process propelling el this Ono" owe more Into the domesticpolitIcal hgibg of yet _____ Sale! Save. an /0 0 on selected the United States may be a superbly con, a 29.88 • Automatically maintains the spud you set at the touch of a button • Helps you save gas and stay within legal spud limits • Professional Installation available by appointment. 71 the Mtaek on the elr'boi3r was lmtlgat.d in at our to a m.itlng and mutually agr..dupon conv.nl . Sale! Save 60 . 1 1 to Sell! Electronic speed control OnYsreisxeda?asts.ysoe.cr In lack thereisuomer.s.ositohiuevethat fli be . • — • . . - - centwks the Ayatollah Khomeini? predictable struggle for the Democratic Pmo for a imiRed assault on the Democrats alte, the July 1100 RepublIcan convention In •. presidential nomination. Should he survive fl Detroit early New England primaries, Gov. Brown might ___ negotiate, d.IIghtid set up conceivably rally support from Democrats weary. a "oroup 's." was tOiid t the of nce guys.' of Mr. Carter and leery of Mr. Kennedy. COP National Qralrman Bill Brock and meets periodically under his direction. His forceful advocacy of a balanced federal ParticIpants are concentrating on Un sort ° budget and an unqualified end to the licensing of ntdandbcIts preparation (e.g. voter bloc • '' &'M ac.) WhiCh CM new nuclear power plants could discomfit his lOt! nominee regard1ess of diu1 any rivals, if only by pressuring them to take similarly definitive positions. the kind of apsdswork Brock . And, should Gov. Brown be blessed with inpymjjlng, the Republicans are likely to By PAThICIA McCOUIA(I -11th gmds. credible good fortune, he might even arrive at the have big organlsational jump on the UN Educeiles ElSur —Irrelneret senlorisar Coorues. Democratic national convention next summer Democrats next year because their conNeweat hit on the No school circuit: a -Need for more contact with adult world -latisi of iso'at1 from it. with enough delegates to act as a broker on ventlon comes flM, thereby giving them an cIwgJi ,more challe nging 12th cads. , the general The National Association of Secondury In a reCent "CâlculoiReport," the someone else's behalf. rapidy Lreeebee ud to heal any eei School PrincIpals dakn' the new Myle NAIl? gives thIs "*4of pgr from As we see it, this is the most the governor can cwp1gn In 1570, the on, 1111111 —a es an antidote for "unlorttls" yew pr ov id new.dyls okna for seniors: hope for. [cal and state Democratic leaders used a 'fl' head did to inormaus ad- malady which grips youths In the 1 year of ___ -ICsydone Oaks Iligia, Plttsbwgb, Pa.:. across the nation have greeted Jerry Brown's while Ford and Bob Dole, forced to ldr achooL Is vlctlñrs include those itig Community-baud learning hu been . ,. Room _____________________ In Iran. ft has conçalled Prime M1nIMMib Basargan to make good on his repeated thesets to rgn, Now de jore and de fad. aidhoelties In Iron we one and do same. WW sles but Md manofthe yew —ony yew mnthellthorl4th - __ . ..- - ____ rw ____ ft**depted toplevel This is not to say, however, that the governor together "PI aides to minimise frktkus and will have no influence on what may be an un And'' Ul Abner -. notiW .to be rood iii U.S. embassy In be one .egaUve com . - Capp • ' 1_ .. - - - -. working already - .. ByDONOftAFF are * . .. Ps Knomeini Vrci i Himself - ., - .. + - - VIEWPOiNT - spoiler at best. His standing In the polls, including w*uus those In his home state, is abysmal. He has no WAHNGTON (NEA) Even as they recognizable constituency save the anti-nuclear battle one anulIsr In the primaries, the major crowd. He has no national campaign organization Republican_presidential contenders worthy of the name. And his fund-raising efforts quietlY 0OOet.tII4 to moire that whoever wi thS GOP 0aviM$I0 his a wdted party have proved an embarrassment. belgad him. the IIMIIOtO1VOId So tenunus is Jerry Brown's claim to the of that lk4srsd on at the kind naeti seblim sta tus of a credible candidate for president th between followers of Ronald Reagan and reporters are already peppering him with conventIon, a ft 1571 d Ford after the questions about whether he will withdraw at some UM may well have co,g,thtg.d to Ford's point during the primaries. defeat by Jimmy Cider. .' - this area Include Mrs. Mary Ion and Mrs. _4 - - -. bfwm@UW suppliod by 1n15 ticlpathrg In the serVey Is kept strictly conoff"bylawandtherointl are Nod only to compIle Mø4 ici, Cawley aid. Intirviewers In -I GOP ur rians R iftless Campaign .. Percent - I Washington. As things now look, this could be the ar - ml ve7, enfried by thu U.S. of Isr is t4iit1y 4161111108111 to 5Nn$I ,pbfletely 7Use hoensholdo througlvJet the United Stales. nipioymid and WTl4JIDInt daUMicabelled onft,uPhbof the1YaTtoho Used to provide aont'eing moser. of the ecoIHIk h,ah of the nstl'. The $eptembsr serve, indicated that 01 the 100.1 mllliosunon and worneninthe civilim labor - forces $7.1 mom were employed. The natioll's edede WaS11 Pe,, us nways, the previously 70 mph talerdate es or sjr dgar by shopping itootlag aourcaa as a form it taxpayers' revolt The cetmcll suggeds that given the lack of ft Benea's raglonel OCS In Ailed'. the . • - flII.IDSISII 1 + trying to flgi* a war they're dWbi,d to lose. Pr..,rdly all the big odds are Machad agniad them," thscoencil sam To back up tiIr ction, the council notes . that the date agency Is oat-manned by the "bad lUll" and iscondiy, they do not have public soppod behind Um. The mud points out that the public believes the in on cigarettes in Ploridslsmuchtoohighandmanyclmosstopay public support the Mate enforcement gods • usirJJww have abed the some Chancesuunties a the state highway patrol his of *I* enforcing the 56 mIles per hoer *W limit on Florida's highways. The date simply cannot word enough troopers and 'qr' to t apercn the. Beverg.s and Tobacco is doing aarçerb Job of - Quest- For The IIIPW4t!II%IiøI The Tobacco Tax Council at Florida says the date Is rapkfly becusnh a'sale area for highlevel orpduod crim, activities hr cigarette' bootl'gglng. 'Prom all indication. the Division of Mc'olia& ___ - ., po 1 - PsrceMa,e alt represents savIngs on odln.I pilceL _ . ___ __ _____ _ ___ . - __ 50%. off Iris" sportswear 30% __ Surf '--i-'--- Select Group of Tops Blouses, Pants, and Skirts • - 15% off roller skates Indoor — outdoor Special buy! to combo ___ Now - ____ Now 17.99 0r1'• Olympic 10' 2 pc Spinning Rod Southbend $10 Spinning Real OrIg.$.IO. 12.N J. C. - 6 - small appliances Hamilton Beach Double Mac - - 40% off selected Real has folding handle and powerful drag Penney 14 Spead Blender Now 17.59 Orig. - -- ge,!' fool "M 14MMUMwers ay bythsaft of ft Yokums, Is.. JackS. Ph otmd, Fisrius &kandHalrlsu JoL in rhesHe,thsyhve - URRY!S JACK ANDERSON -' WORLD' - - --- - - - - - U. S. WA r--i ft ft .r ho dlii of Psa pow UL. - - - 1 ,' - • '-'•: -- -- •• - , . d ml 11111 - - • - — '-a- -: -. - kchLs . ..ic --ij, • - - - - Ps a OIdPVj --- ------w - -- a*vy,l '' !iu — so mua - lot a ft 4 t - a **thLlkeI iJMho' • P'r' .*,u __ •: ad • •, . 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SaPs 42.15 - yPss.VIayI.lsisdsUppsrs $.M .L Mm's fancy dress slacks - -- 11IS a 44 10899 Is ':, Pft 110 .i :- 4: -• S , 4-'.' • ,. • - . - ..+ - . - ' &MWdPZa—HWy.1?uN$nd$t$tsSt.OpIflMofl.th,u$at1OA,M,tOSp.M. Open Sunday12:3Oto5:3oP,. d * i i UL I' —_ - -_ -_ -__ tv Orr I �' - '... ;_.wI* A—rnnIng ljera, Sinford, Fl. '.; ; ''.'-•- .. .- -:': .. ... - • . .- Thursiy, N.,. is, Jonestown Tragedy Ryan :---- Upset s Aides Oni yior ago, Riv. An Ion•s Curi1vors I Uneasv (l.ft) I.d more still Roam the life that remains at the of the - Eveatng Neald, $uf.rd. Fl. tragedy - FESTIVAL - or. the faim anda half Thursday, Nov. is, 117-7A Scene only scene A year after the mass JONESTOWN, Guyana (UP!) SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) One year later, survivors of the mordervAddes of 913 Peaplea Temple cultids, a 21.mumber g a hilt. death rite at Jonestown rope to re-enter the world they work crew of the Gvyan.e govoriunut Is n goats on a livestock a mii• renotmced for the UlopLe promised them by the Rev. Jim ryiming Jones. attens to heap the Jangle from . Jones. yls town, the promised Marxist "heaven on earth" 01 aelfltd dog led •: Many are doing it reluctantly, for their faith in Jones No" JIM Jam remains unshaken despite his legacy of mused bodies lying Lii 115 WOrk CSW, with 01011 WOmb than 01b and a fowinan ffia .iaii.lmi*v. "d kIll.'f IA' bloated In the Jisje. -. police deladuneit celled 69 "Jonestown Police" are the only The process has been painful and difficult for former mom1fl ihnhabitan ts thus days. ___ a-4d .,, memos hers of the Peoples Temple. They lolt their pe!ins, of The oeiy rvIo from Jonsatown gill aroand the scene 01 their closed friends and family and for some "the beet llfà the tragedy an the gosts on a livestock farm a mile and a half we've ever known" In Guyana on Nov. is, IM. from the main cumnpoimd, pine two cats and a dog named The family of Rap. lao Ryan (DCallf.), whose J.01.. P1*. ordered slaying signalled the elart of the mass suicide, decline Before loading his followers into death. Jones even ordered to talk about the tragedy or their life since than. Bit an aide mod of the domestic ithn.1i poisoned with a cyanide-laced and a lawyer for the family speak bitterly. jiq Hit Cap, with Iris de* Including the sect's t4thap. Jadde Speler, an aids to Ryan who was with him when he branches and a hanging car tire, has been taken over by a ' went to Jonestown to investigate the encampment and was colony of giant red ants herself woimded, said: Fluffy somehow survived the slaughter and today the well. "I am appalled by the slipshod way the State Department fed. curly haired ttown terrier eagerly follows the rare visitor has handled this tragedy. U Is absurd that more than no around, scurrying from but to hit. -Are people, not the lead among them a Ui cosigreseman, died, .. The hanging plaits in the main Jonedown pavilion, where and no one has come i with any real answers as to why it /..I ___ Jomiud.li log,Mrang ngsermons tlltbewwbeurs, happened or how to jj a similar tragedy ." 'I . are all dead. The vegetable garden is dead. The mib4ptancu MIssSpelersa1dthsRyanfamllywaaalsodlmnusda'the ' crew barely he.p.opwlthweedeon the path to the psvWon government's !119 and.omeotherwaikwaysarosmdthefewhits equipped forth. "But they're very strong people and are taking It a lot better CI'SW'I OWU M. k;A than I am, U I were Rep. Ryan's daughter, I'd be very bitter 'lbs ares around Jim Jones' former cabin Isom. by wild that the only memorial to this great man Is a tombstone." j buehis and flowers. The wells are not need and water Is Roy Farber, one of the attorneys for the Ryan .dit., said tfl)Ckid in 10 barrels family members declined to speak because "tlü is a very lbsboardeof the stage In the main pavilion have been torn tender subject for them - It would Jut be too painful to Out because "they were soaked with blood," according to one diftmot 01 the maintenance workers. Jim Jones' green lawn chair But, he said, Ryan's family was "outraged" at a suit filed . •• "those" stands off to om side, along with an electric organ against his estate bya group o( survivors and relativesofthose — '•Jwlth wfreahiin(ki(os*Olthe l*ck. who died, charging the congreomnan's visit touched off the The walls of the stage are dill plastered with religions miwdsr.eisidds ritual., slogans and a map of Guyana. The pews r'aIn. Rep. Bill Royer, who succeeded Ryan, says he's dissatisfied The red of the deserted communs— once called "a beautiful with the "Indifferent" investigation of the tragedy and Is Vim without ,lkeii,sesIanorrac1sm"by Its defsnde,$and calling for a Justice Department hearing Into the matter, a "living hell and a prison" by Its detractor, — Is In decay. Miss SOW says she finds it "very drangs" that only two The playground, once brigit blue, red and gross, accumw men are being prosecuted In the deaths. Guyana," Undo Mitdisll, 17, had written Jut a few weske murder trials, Is expected to take months. Former member, lates rut is the humid jw1e. before her death. "This, my friend, Is the only way to live." and relatives of those who died have filed 5Th wrongful death Grapefruit and banana true bear abundeit fruit, but no The majority of the $1 who survived the murder-suicide Even those who bitterly denounce Joneaua "''adinan" and claim totalling $1.75 billion against the temple. effort Is made to get It to market. Jonestown, 120 miles nor. ritual ordered by Jones at his agricultural mission in Jones- "the triggerman" admit their respect for the doctrines he Robert Fabian appointed to oversee the dissolution of the thwest of Georgetown, casmot be reached by road from the not town have settled In the San Francisco are., where In 1971 the espoused has not leanmed. tem', no the church's austi Include $3-million In two of the country and Is a tires-ày boat trip from the capital. charismatic leader had set up the headquarters for his mostly "I got out when I overheard Jim telling his heulrsanui to lie b.nhi Ir* Guyana, $7 million i bilk' In Panama, se $200,000 There are no signs of violence, only mite reminders 01 black congregation, about how much money we had to get more. We already were around the Caribbean and $720,000 net worth receivership people who once lived here. In the workehop are ltilftbiWi,d "After an Initial period of cosilnelon and culture shock, they giving him 25 percent of what we earned, pine our hems and under his control. childeen's toys A trunk with "Rev. J.J. Jones" psb'ted In are doing extremely well In what for them Is starting from other possession.. I'm glad I left, becaus, in the ond, he was a Bit tharlesTouclielt,, on. of the survivors mimi for a share white letters still co.4abw aom'ape of material. In the amply scratch," mid Dr. QwIs Patcher. "It's truly iib" real madman," says Verne BinIth, a retired Jsut.r. of the mossy, cites estimates of the temple's worth —In-. Irdirmary, a half-dosen bottle., one ce4&ng ValIum, stand Hatcher, a psychiatrist at the University of California's "Bid I've got to admit that whatever faults he lad, power dadag secret bob accounts and the Jonestown asset. as on a shslt. In the open-sir nursery, sinus of children dead for laey.Porter Insult,, was appobted by Mayer G.orge of revelation was real strong. And w he preached — Is love high U m"Wkn a year remniIn faintly visible on a blaCkbo!t Mos who, won slain ns days efsmpmicid.... the poor, the black, the elderly was .onidiW I adult. TheWork t.WandpoUCSms,iedby5areaH 2001 qdul*tbsywulsseanyofthe to help the survivors NIMUI. greatly." ____ here sluice lad December, seem unmoved by. mav or that the "full truth" of Jonestown will over be "Fe, hodilIty, anger and midrrt donthuatid the days To Archie James,a2S-yesrt"p3,'nembvwbsssdaegl4,r IN N J 111 knowldge 01 what happened her, a yesrap. Immediately following the tragedy," Hatcher aid. "J00es had and three grandchildren died In Jonodown, Jesu "was the Guyana government .omithns acts as If the whole 11my ____.,.n. was jutifled in his ropetedW dedthatthosewho survived would be bouded by noddy trinerman who took advantage of the obsVI onooft that the go 0 WAlibed tA dook oy the church ad Mail — diftmom involving only Amoricanso hspI owmI.iee utr sla IRON wax from 4.ddimi aix eventual use for the MOM '4 M14 usa .Sitidie 'ls.kiag g .11 4 42 roil t5m 01 how f thern air4 1157 (ins man being interviewed for a Job - a car' salesman was "4sep41. how I may feel abed the man, the billings have alt '115 1DrIm)ent Is waiting for the end 01 the UUles is ...,om get o, the flt* year malversary,the ' nit by themaaqer, who aflerftndjgod the applicant chsngsdmy commKmiittothseeaa01the e ty tt, ve dbqwyionwb had been a Peoples Temple mwb,r rpid ep the (cram and - The reel tragedy of JoneetOwn, says attorney (lanes Ganry, resli7 made pregrees. ys Øief Information 020cor hairy Harewset shouted, "I've never dons tide befor., bt considering what who had represented the t,mçk, I, that "nobody liesied a YOU are, I'm thmwing you oit" dana thing. All the problems that cused these p.uli I. Nevertheless, mod survivors-have msaged to find Jobs. renounce our society and follow Jones dill, " That's why, In (inly two olthe doses former temple members ervIewad by 'a opislin, another JeseMawa4s UPI wire wilbot work, and one 01 them was a Nyear'old tragedy Ii "very prn." ____ retired Janitor. IMIgM'c Involving the P Temple, ig the . "It'sunulnghowthesepleweau.idyIsg.ForUuim,ft's Now, OURSELVES Work Crews, Pets .f Temple disclpl.s(below) to a mass suicid.. P.opi.'s his Year Later 1 ' fran, .. :., Hie main compound, plus two cats and named a COMING Flajffy. how . d*ad eep. run .,, g m Pam Yurlck displays handmade Christmas Items for sale at the third Annual Arts and Crafts Festival on Nov. 17 and 18 In the Historic District of Longwood. Sponsored by the Central Florida Society for Historic Preservation, entertainment for the entire family will be featured on both days. Food will be served at various locations on the grounds. For Information, call 423.5481. Hi. a ____ * - •' . - . . - -- . 7vr. - - 4 .q 1 . '. - -•- -- Nrald Photo by Marsha Wait - - Energy Progr am ____________________________________________________________ . - ___ - - ___ ;,~,v 1g. ' About 40 women turned out to hear Janet McMlllan and see her slide show on energy production from earliest times to present at the November meeting of the American Association of University Women (AAUW). Nsra Pi by Mrs McMillan Is a commercial representative and energy A Craft and White Elephant Sale will be held by auditor for .Her primary objective was tosho* the Seminole Memorial Hospital's Employee the necessity for men to as thepace lnconserving natural Activities Committee Saturday, In the hospital resources though the careful and efficient use 01 electricity auditorium from noon to 5p.m. Proceeds will goto and other forms of energy. the Good Samaritan Home and a Christmas party " we rum out of energy sources the first things to go will be for the employees' children. FIoejice Knits, labor saving devices In the home. Also, many join which Dorothy McGee and Mike Smith arrange some 01 women do 10 the labor market will disappear. Without energy, the Christmas decorations and craft items. women will be reduced is status. Ibsy wab,or,y," Plants, baked goods and a wide range of white she told the Seminole county Branch of American Paoclatloss of UXIIYSIIIt, Women. elephant articles will also be on sale. . &44N SUS CRAFTS, WHITE ELEPHANTS u ____ y ___________________________________________________________ GET YOUR H IDAJJ duuww 6* fopemty,aUthqhad,"sidYvsemGnl4,n,prlscipal taityflHlgh&41011 aea.a* Jidbyasmsya.iN -. __ IINA- m- ft I r owo ,. / ne-- DEAR ABBY: Leet the poem In your caisson met I overheard my about the hodus who was clerygnus talkIng to a y°"* ar tired of uninvited guests woman who Is a momber ° flocking to her "nice little his congregation. He told hit . at the beach." Abby house ttwuallovsrbetwsenthsn'i. • My mother, Sylvia Iawls t and that If his wife hadn' Kinney, and I are chortling been Inthe hospital lt never -• •becmae she wrotethatpoem l would hevshspp.sid.Hesaid • ft was pu'1 'I,dhiuiS3isa they should go on an though bookotherpodry, titled, "the De 700 thiak he could be nothing hid happened. 'aWIou*1n half an I was soshockedl could Mother Isn't amity. In fact, hour? haruly believe my ears. This (/5 1!WE she thklks It's mar lous and minister' has dome much for DEAR WIFE: Ideal hew, (may to have hadvefame 17 the Inanity d Is I..d He's year h.sbsad, lady. iatt lb. by ho all w __ and rieclW 110 ABBY cei . hew i. He as he a DEAR ASHY: I Jut read SALLY KINNEY MENUAU lowly wife and fly Itold my husband shod it. He add weaU make tabes and that I should beep qdd because U this over gel edit Odom hat the dsrch Now Ius'tevsn look that worthless mu without; tbbdlng what abypeorltehe Iitopreech"bomord fidelity." 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But ow 1 C won't airs the acne process int° these Irritating chemicals — CAIW@vlslon operated by assets of their businesses NASHVILLE, Tenn.(UPI) - Dolly Parton thepfortheIl2yeJL and Porter Wagoner settled the $3 million suit Wag filed against s former paneriste "As part of an overall adtlement of all Wednesday by 0 13511 OREM OF JEANNIE agreeing to divide the business outstanding matters, Wagoner and Min 17 THE GIGGLESNORT they have jointly operated for the past 12 Parton may release a duet albwn within the years. HOTEL next year." Ile settlement also leaves the door open for 3.00 another Parton-Wagoner albwn which could CE) 6 GENERAL HOSPITAL Miss Parton owns 51 percent and Wagoner Wagoner (fled suit against Min Parrton WEDNESDAY MOAN. ONE DAY AT A TIME last February seeking $3 million in damages arton announced today that their clients on 110110 (17) THE PUNT. have agreed to dismiss the current lawsuit (35) I LOVE WCY Lucy (I) THURSDAY toii.ao (ID (iS) and charging that she breached a long-term AND FI1NOS STONES members of her (TH filed by Wagoner and to equitably divide the management contract with him. 5:30 C@ a FWAY MOWA (1" 0mex club to step an 4:00 •(4)NNIws presented by Len Dawson end ) GOOD MORNING •MERGENCYONEI (1) CSS NEWS form MINN 00"ing MW 0(17) CIVICISATION At the AM (1) 0 THE LITTLE RASCAW (1) ABC NEWS Nick Buoniconti. 0 AND THE (Z)GUM GRIFFIN (MON. don of the 15th century. a (3r" (M CANDIDCAMIMA (1) MOVE "A Bridge Too GALAXY IND MM Gutenberg's printing pro" 10 1100 NEWHART Bob For"(1977) James Cam. spragda the ,nfluo" of such (ED (35) MORY ° AN £ a)•AIcsOOt. SPE. I ' Men as Martin Luther. 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Its? ap mom In the"Row"Twentim" to hand over the flag, and CE)OTHE FIVINICH ATLAN LAST MITI charged Frazier, 17, with THE LUCY SHOW CON fin TIC AFFAIR Craig oun" hinwel in big trouble when he INCLUDES: Soft, chair, rocker, at. defiling it. wftKoy trusts a young Wdy (Tally Bayslss~ the ruthless IN a shaky post. (A) 9.30 fornan, 2 solid wood and tables and I "It doesn't show a lot of C01111 Wader of a religious cult, with dD 13511 LOVE LUCY coffee table. Itenet blow uPstnansa S° e it 17GMENACRU Loveseat only u. AIPOIT '7 lentic Ww and all those aboard as the headliner of a ' Jr 1000 Similar To Illustration nie the ship's owners poys LAST NIT, truck" Sgt. Steven Falk said. PLAZA UI niom of $70 million. "We Just didn't like the idea COMPARABLE PRICE jisAuAcsK Banacek is 33$) LOU NOINU—loseS lured to find a huge airplane •• of It," Sgt. Donald Wycoff i i) MOVIE ER5 that moo an offlargency WndSflUb added. Cohost: Don Meredith. 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It's in the hands 1969, when they stunned The Meta' source said he baseball by finishing first in officially for aale,the question believed there were several- of other people." the East Division, defeating Is who will buy this potentially potential buyers. Beginning with their In- the Atlanta Braves in the lucrative franchise. "That's the impression I ception In 1962, the Meta were playoffs, then beating the The Meta, formerly the beloved of New York but now get," he said. "We don't a virtual comedy team In the Baltimore Orioles for the down In the standings and at know. We were speculating National League, finishing championship. the turnstiles, are looking for a buyer, thahnoftbe board tarindadeRoulethas told team employees. A source In the Met organization said de Roulet gathered the Meta' staff inher Try Shea Stadium office last Thursday and gave them the ,, uw..,. . Celtics Play POrIr8ut Win 0 Oiler's Tight End Barber Roturns After Kim. Exam - IBy UaIted Press lateruadenal Boaton led, 9141, after three Bob Lanler added 23 and fueled the grabbed 14 rebounds to lead Atlanta. Purvls Short Mt 16 points for Golden Ordinarily,' any player periods, but In NBA fashion, the Detroit fourth-quarter comebacL Utah drew within 9643 with 3:44 State. even HOUSTON (UP!) -Tight and Mike Barber of the Houston rookie sensation tarry Bird -would game grew Interesting In the final 12 Cedric Maxwell scored 20 points remaining In the game, but the Suse IN, Pacers ill Oilers returned to practice Wednesday and declared be happy with a 23-point, 18-rebound, minutes, with Detroit trailing by just for Boston, Rick Robey 16, Nate Hawks went on a 124 apree. Phoenix came from 15 points down midway In the first half and a sevenassist game, especially if his four with 24 seconds to play. Archibald 13, ML. Carr 11, and Billets 11$, Balls *5 An examination by orthopedist Dr. Jack Huglaton In and 10 Bobby Dandridge scored 30 points point deficit early in the fourth "I'm very happy with our effort," Dave Cowen and Chris Ford 10 Columbus, Ga ., Tuesday bad dosed Barber to practiceteam won. But he wasn't. and grabbed 10 rebounds to lift quarter to claim Its third straight said Interim Detroit Coach Richie each. he had missed a week and a half o( work following lgs injury in "It was a bad game," Bird said Mubato, 1-2, since taking over from In other games, Atlanta defeated Washington to victory. The Builds victory. James Edwards with 23 a game against Miami Nov. 5. Wednesday night, describing the. Dick Vitale. "We didn't stop scrap- Utah, 10147, Washington hammered scored the first 13 points of the final points topped five Indiana players In Boston Celtics' 115-111 victory over ping, we didn't stop hustling. We Chicago, 118496, Houston clobbered quarter to break the game open. double figures. the Detroit Pistons. showed If we're down seven or nine, Golden State, 13342; Phoenix nipped Rackets 133, Wanton 82 Soales 131, Bucks 117 "No one played up to his ability," we can win. But we just got In too Indiana, 104-100; and Seattle Dennis Johnson scored a gameCalvin Murphy scored 20 points LEXINGTON, Ky. (UP!) - Affirmed, the world's leading continued Bird, who was as guilty as deep a hole." whipped Milwaukee, 136417. and triggered a flrstquarter burst high 27 points, Including 16 In the money-winning Thoroughbred with 19 stakes victories and anyone else with a teazn4eadfng Bob McAdoo led Detroit, which Hawks 186, Jazz If and Dwight Jones and Moses Malone first half, to lead Seattle to Its second total earnings of $2.3 million, arrived at Spendthrift Farm seven turnovers. "I think the team, has not won a game this year with a Dan Roundileld scored 20 of his 30 combined for 37 points to lead triumph over the Midwest Division Wednesday to eider stud service next year. and myself, both learned a lot." gaine4dgh 28 points. John 14mg and points in the second half and Houston to Its fifth straight victory, leaders In 10 days. Gov. Julian Carroll proclaimed Wednesday Affirmed Day in Kentucky to honoç the horse, syndicated last year for $14.4 'Afflrm.d To Stud In '80 _ WESTBURY, N.Y.(UPI) - Assemblyman More Ex .=Raiders Set To Play Mo of Astoria rode Atta Wombs to an .igl*4ength victory hi Wednesday night's first nonb.ttlng p000 Legislator's Cop at Roosevelt Raceway. LoPresto sent his charge to the lead In the 2:10 41, linUs pace. Sen. Anthony Gazzara of Long Island City finished with Star Classic for second. The Assemblymen beat Senators for the team title with a 141 finish. DENVER (UP!) - Linebacker Joe Rlo, sidelined for several weeks with a leg Injury, worked out In full pads Wednesday the Denver Broncos prepared for Sunday's game at San Francisco. ___ Head Coach Red Miller said rimthrg back Dave Preston, who bruised his ribs In Sunday's rout of New England, and safety Bernard Jackson were doubtful for the San Francisco game, Jackson was Injured several weaks ago. MIW -- • '- - -j Pro lask.tball JalAlal OILANDO.$IMINOI.0 Wednesday Cesolts ____ TONY lAKER plirsteme 11 3 .710 - 3$im011.1119yes 12 4 .720 - 3209.Amore 7 I .447 41 lnIc.-Urquldl ____ •'- 13.20 3.00 3.30 100 440 340 - / ' - 2%hcaw0rj 'p, L S U, To Wri er's- Pi c k 31.1.04. 13.30 4.00 3.00 W L Pd M. OS 7Lse*Urquedl 010 040 Atlanta 13 4 .417 - I JosR.ys. 3.00 San Antonio 0 7 .10 3 a MY) 41.an,p(s.7)Isu,ai,ya Houston 7 7 .100 3 (147) $W40g 00 114) 110.11. _ -. - -. I WInSou.theaSt' FOR CHRISTMAS MERCHANDISE FABULOUS SAVINGS! EVERYTHING PRICED WAY BELOW WHOLESALE. - SOME NEW (Without Box)-TRADE-INS - will play host to several 63951 Orange-Belt Conference AM/FM $ TRACK basketball squads in a pre To OR CASSETTE season jamboree Saturday night. bg. '119 TO 61$9 '59" The Patriots willthe 1 1 1 Leesburg Yellow Jackets, EQUALIZERS . Moore Hornets, Rig. 19$ Oviedo Lions - without the up services of Horace Roland. Tray Keuinger, Marvin AND RECONDITIONED - $3995 il iamson. oniniunicaion - comes 2100 FRENCH AVE. (Hwy 17-82) PH 322.4533 SANFORD LJL _ 3 - airways in _____ . - ____ ____ - WE MUST CLEAR OUT THIS INVENTORY TO MAKE ROOM Jamboree raves In week ntunber iO Lake Howell by nine. _.... ODDS &ENDS Host Hoop and bruises and help the Hawks regroup. The - " • - Tryouts for the Sanford by the player's age on Nov. 15, Boys may pre-register at Junior Boys and Sanford 1979. any Sanford Recreation Department any day M Intermediate Boys basketball Tryouts for the Junior week, or register the -leagues will be held Saturday day of at the Sanford Recreation League will be at 9 a.m* the tryouts. They should bring Department office at the Tryouts forwill thebeIntermediate birth certificate for age League at 11 am. their verification. Sanford Civic Center. Any boys who played on a The Junior Boys League is There Is no charge for open to boys 9 to 12 years old team last year, and will participation in either league. Both leagues are tentatively and the Intermediate League remain In the same league ls open to boo l3tol5years this year, do not need to try set to begin their seasonson Dec. 2. old. Eligibility is determined out aRain. Will the Winter Park Wildcats find the Lyman The final chapter of the wacky and wild 1979 Greyhounds a little down after an emotion packed Five Star Football Conference regular season double-overtime win against Seminoles last goes Into the history books Friday night as six week? different squads keep their hopes alive for a piece Bill Scott's crew travels to Showalter Field for Of the conference championship, an engagement with a strong Metro entry, but you The key game of - course - that has: everyone can bet the Greyhounds will be plenty interested holding their breath is the Seminole-Lake In what's happening In Sanford between the Brantley encounter. McQennon and Mike Scott Patriots and Seminoles. along with Osceola. Seminole in at 4-5 overall, but more Should Lake Brantley win, Lyman stands a Importantly at 4-2 in conference play. A victory on good chance of being voted into the championship Each tam will we one he home field means the district title and a state slot. If Seminole wins it's most likely a trip to the (lUIrtir of action with Jamboree ad to tip off at 7:00 jayoff shot at number one ranked Merritt Island. Rotary Bowl for Lyman. p.m. Jerry Posey's crew will be out to snap a three The Greyhouncis could be a little down and have game losing streak and at the same time gain a their minds elsewhere. Give the edge to the big chunk of revenge for last year's drubbing (31- Wildcats by six. ) the Tribe took at Lake Brantley when the What more can you say about Joe Maneminoes and Patriots also met on the fIna1week tgomery's Oviedo Lions. They have a solid of the season to decide the conference title. defense, an explosive offense, a nine game win Lake Brantley owns the king of the streak and a state playoff berth. Cocoa Beach enlor passing sensation Tony Constantine. The should offer reasonable opposition . But there's Ial*y right-bander Is responsible for just under littie doubt that Oviedo would like to cap off a -two-thousand yards in the air and owns 13 touch- beautiful "Year of the Lion" by placing an tindowns via the pus and another four on the blemished 10-0 season record in the annuals of the ground. He'll be looking for wide-out Robert 19790 Lion yearboqk, Corolla and wlngback Scott Jackson who should Monty and company tune up for the state both provide exciting match ups against Reggie playoffs with a 13 point victory over the Campbell and the rest of the Tibe's talented Minutemen. linebacker crew. Here's a bonus pick that may come Into play If Posey has been nursing his stable of running Seminole loses Friday. backs to hy healt form with light contact thu week DeLand and Spruce Creek square off tonight in and that's a big plus. A packed house should get Bulldog land. Both squads have three conference Its money's worth. The Tribe wins in front of the losses and remain in last minute contention for a hometwn by three -in overtime no less, first place tie. -The Like Howell Silver Hawks return to action Sjrüóe Creek has perhaps the best team talent after an open date last week. Standing at 349 In the entire conference, but the Hawks have Sammy Wier's crew can end the season on the flown both up and down all year while DeLand has upswing with a fourth victory that would set a been coming on the second half of the and school record. Is currently riding a three game win streak. Give The extra week off should help mend the bumps the homefield edge to the Bulldogs by 6. - ,, ____ Air Mail Sanford Rec Dept Sets Basketball Outs For Saturday Nov 17th Brantley To - Indiana 0 10 .414 1 TSklGane Cleviland 4 ii .313 SW 3Zit.AItu 11401.20 3.00 Detroit 5 10 .333 1½ 0$Imon.Urquldl 7.00 4.40 P Wests,i Cialsiseas I$IbiflS.KIj 7.10 Midwest Dt,lltoi cse $S4Is P (140)117.30? T BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UP!) - conference choice last year whlI confidence might hurt LS 'a this Saturday's nationally televised without King we think we have a W I. Pd. IS 11411 11141. MIlwauke 13 4 .740 Sportswriters at the annual leading the Bengal' to the SEC chances of going all the way. P.er*sam. Hall of Pame gam. against Duke In -- chance to be better than lad year Denver 4 11 .313 7 a.Ainiie IllS 1.0 440 SOuihsesI.rn Co,dermcs press day regulariesson championship. "The har st mi de ssio n for me tMi 8prIild, Mass. (when the Tide won 33 games)." Kansas City S ii .333 7 2I*ln.-Vs LW th 440 1.00 _____Is to _____ Mackiln had been an all. season . picked Wedneadsy to win e Chlcqp keep our Intensity up as "I was kind .1 greedy In accuplkig There wore only two minor con. 4 14 -M 1½ 4 Utah 1 ii Ill i conference selection In 187$, bid was we go about trying to defend ow- til invitation, bid the chine, to gut troversies at Wednesday's new. ua, ps) ($. SEC crown Main No year, Pacific DIvision 1411 $10.41. With N sposts writers voting, IM held out lad year after playing only SEC champlcmoutdp," be said."U we that sst of wideapeed publicity for conference. The first cam who W I Pet. SI rinse... pia 1 4 points, two games because ofa slow hesllng gutarrogant_Uwegdto11nbIJ* ourtssnwutoogoodto pass by," Tennessee Coach Dan DeVos took a Los A Is . 11 4 .7* - l$lmsn-Aran.a liii 4.0 340 Portland 11 1 .111 - OZaIsAitu *pohds broken ankle, Kesducky was .eooadwith all we have to do is parachute Into the Kasducky coach said. 440 ies hap at Georgia's lightweight PhoenIx 11 a AV 1½ lAlurlaJuan o.io Macy, recognized as one of the the gym, well get clobbered." Tennessee and third with 836. 71 Hall predicted that Keiducky's D.ciinbsr schedule. 10.111. II 44$ I CCII) IS.IIi P 11.31 II0.I1i T (1. RIIIdJng cut .eht'tj of the outstanding guards In college Kentucky, which had en ex- fr .nmi Sam Bowls will become a Coition 11. 7 0447 1½ 1.I) 1.1)411a. The other was when Auburn Ian Dies. 413 .333 7 spoils writer, were Alabama, in basketball, joined a dasen it6ir ce$Icnal ricridllng year, Is ix- ivib- player In the SEC, but he center Bobby Cottage charged that lboomli WIMSHV'I leniN 3ZateVi,as 4.40 3.40 tm fourth place, (oJow.d by Georgia, players endlO SEC cage coaches at pect.d to give ISJ a strong battle pebd.d eut th at "Bowls is dW very one of the main reasons the 'flgurs Boston 111. DItroif ill VAlsvs.Oyarl 7J' 1' Auburn, M4-WI Stat., Van, the day long new conference In for the SEC title. But Kentucky young and dill makes a lot of high did Washinlon 115, Chili. 15$ II.011.kans net play as well at home lad 3.15 Binniogham Wednesday. dicklit, 0$. Miss and florida. ill, Atlanta Utah 01 Coach Joe Hall said the conference adioci moves. When he liars what season as they did on the road was 5(04)4340, P ($4) I$.lSg Houston 113. GWo N. ($41) 143.40. Kentucky guard Kyle Macy was 'The Kentucky Mar said he had not has b.00me so strong overall that it's le to play at our level, don, he they lacked the mjort of Phoenix 104. Mhlans lie Uvia'klamo uu.,y Homecoming Tribe By Joe D.SanHs -Herald pot1s Iditor t Hoo Crown Again Kentucky Second Control DlvIsis - - • Pat 's - 1111M IND PhIla New York "She was en her way to Europe and she wanted to clear the air," the source said. "She said that she had exhausted all the possibilities of a minority interest." The lid of possible buyers Includes Robert Abplanalp, an Industrialist and close friend of former President Richard Nixon; M. Donald Grant, a member of the Meta' board of directors; and Ed Kranepool, the Meta' first baseman whose purchase offer of $22 million was rejected by do Roulet. "She won't even listen to me," Kranepool has corn- - 4/ To Put Crunch On - lffS= WREswo Boston - - - - ByJOEDeSANTIS pound sophomore has Improved his passing and defensive Herald Sports Editor skills a great deal over last year and has several four year More of Joe Sterling's former S.C.C. basketball pupils have colleges looking at him this season. surfaced and reported for duty In the Raider's annual Alumni Baker, a frsdan with excellent size and strength at 64 and game ad for Saturday night, November 17th at 7:00 p.m. 225 Is S.C.C.'s lone frthvnii, recruit. The East Catholic High Gentleman Joe reports that a couple of u-Raider cagers grad (Detroit) led his prep squad to the State Championship who went on to play for the Florida Southern Mocoasins will Mssenior year and thd'athe kthdo( play sterllnglslooking for see action In the contest. out of his new found postman. On hand for the affair will be James GIlcred, who after The annual alumni game ia set for 7:Oopjn.Up off, bmglocal finishing his collegiate career at Florida Southern returned to basketball fans can come early and get a preview to some of the Orlando area to become manager of five McDonald's the top prep backya rd prospects. Restaurants. High athoclaction tlpsoff atl:OO pm. when pre-.easonFive Another former Raider standout with a local touch is Simon Star Cethtencs favorite Seminole High gets In a quarter of Harper who starred at Oviedo High. Harper turned In two solid action against the Lyman Greybounda. years atS.C.C. and then moved upto play for Florida Southern Second quarter play will feature the Lake Howell Silver -'• where be earned All-Slate, and Little All-American Honors. Hawks op against Lyman. S.mIiole returns for third period -As more of the alumni surface for the contest It appears the play against the Apopka Blue Darters who will remain on the - 79 version of the Raider's squad Is In for a very challenging court to fbdsi' the prep action against Lake Howell. game. All fouroftlio.e squads will also take part In the annual I, Two players that Sterling will be lookingat to lead the iquad Rotary Bowl Basketball Festival which Ii sat to tip oft Monday as the season progresses are Jake Campbell en the wing and night at Lyman High. Tony Baker at the pod position. All Raldsr Alumni who plan to take part Ii Saturday's Campbell, a local cager who graduated from Boone 11,1gb coidedareasksdtogatintoudiwlth coachaterungassoon as ENO JAKE CAMPBELL school, brIngs 64 size and an excellent outside shot with plenty possible so lad minute detail, and uniform handouts can be of scoring potential to the Raider Attack. Sterling feels the 170 comn$etet Alumni can contact Sterling at 033-1450. Rizzo Returns For Broncos Aftanik Division W I. Pd. 06 41 Alumni lip Off Saturday LoP,.ito Wins Legislator's IHIrS Cealsrisi. - - - now. Thursday, Nov. 13, 107-11A - ____ th.urrdmowdhoiceWsdns.dqot made op Ids mind whether to turn 'lhor.aanowalotoft.sm.Inths will be a difte factor In how we fans.___ IsattI 135, M$wnho. Ill IP$Is.Arans 1440141 145 ____ thsSECooathna.thsyplckedthslr, proattheendofthecomlng,ea.on SECwthoolhivewonthstltle do." mw .. IllS 1li -Auburn Coach Sammy iinMh n-Now York .1 i or hang onto his amateur statue long four or five years ago which will pr.ssson aU-conference team. $45 71119 outstanding player in the SEC - *"*W 00811119 to come to the 71119 Los *1150115 at Kansas City P (13) hug T (Il. Named with Macy to the lyman enough to try out for next summer', struggle this time." a pear ago won AIMao"s Reggie Auburii students' dsfease. Denver at 001dm 10a'i 3.1110* team were forwards Joke Stroud ci U.S Olympic team. "We aren't going to come ad and King, who hes mow gim to til pros. Priday's Senos "Auburn students are Interested. oi"oww Utah of SNISII The return of Macklin Ii expected predict who Is ON to win the Alshoms C.ach C& Newton said in 0$. MIss end Durend Macblip of 1M 7 beflidweldi'tgivethá WashkIet.pt of New Jersey .ij NA UVO odler asoli JoI of to boost ISU's chances for wiomlug t Ill wl - We of all us," W*iday there go s way the asything to.lMeradsdin," aid 5an M$s01 New York at IllusIon ¶4. csdduc, IIk. "Yes hive in hive sums I(44)I5.NsP($4)mlS,y(g. Tennessee and guard Tommy the national clun4dosldp this year, said HalL "sat I don't believe ____I've ____ King. Lessa'amver ut Be ngilscoarh Dole Brown odd bad atr&isp.updnulip as Spd.gurdVaadwbllt. 141*05. 'Yes don't rsjaaa Rids wily win at home togo4tha$aI. chaos vs. now City Ninthiam. The only sirprije In the .dictloso Wednesday that despite having fad a this me has. It om already King," old 11. 'Yes chenge tadlen You hove Is chow thum .111. LouIs SYsa 1.11 440 Lo was and Scales In an asnc ci lU foewa,i e same ross Macklin th amuse." Portland at Phosnix vb _± in be 'i leVy in rF'etling you wad th tech., 11111111`1110 La IllS 445 _________ Indiana at Ian au,. DeWayns Scales, who was an all- llneup,hpwis fearful that too much Hall fl... was concerned about compensate for the l e up." season . , -. - - - - - CIeveIanda$$.attIs - Pro Nock* ____ Camsft Cestotsilsa Pahick Division 745 S(I4)1141,P(141 lilies TU. ___ 11 I 1 20 14111511. 7 4 3 17 IlsvssIksa.. ,I Ii of lMunsIuAIIv ê.*4414.$ ___ NYlangars NY IS1s Atlanta WasIilnIon - 4 63 11 2UisYia 4101 ii *Nss.a,eaa 4.50 0.15 tr - __ Idminton -- - i($41141sPU1PaTu g IN y cuusnese - By SAM cofl • hepelir I he w when Virgials fr.ehmu Ralph pNs eitdsd his in ps:a- high iriwsi all. duriW. ' 101161 Wk Of WON for 0 110 Wok In 1119 W* d do '16'lars ad Inn lb Od pliyW 64 Ree i: ThscsuIdhi be tkes.:. this pie,," asys.Rr,wa, (IN." dmyàidrt. 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Heals will bed GsWi flail Miii U, he'd • als. pyy unrig it as $ p.m. inturday ni, Lyman's girls' water polo iftfaokftsapWowHb saiomaybemakigits$wa Groyhevalis an rd" .gvoyagewhesittra,elate 14* fo,th !hiery Park Peal In t4oith bdw mumMerIisraaaiat is Mouth laid MWd Bead Amsilam and NW4 kaq.ratIei' cads lad do o to $17 may lead Is the The water H.usds. ARNOW SLACK I OSi1 RivSIIIiML 110"e diluntid àtl,rdtheapestdl4 èeOrdlag_I. Principal amber tie Amists. 184 1" OIIA1 SAW earNer this psir ad Mue . woo a 13-3 dorlahs in ad --. 'We,. 1,1.4 I. pet 7" BOWL *Wk -_Hutay "U'.ipst-ths_of idshsdMa*uui4ftI: eshiesig that Pd the rn,.... Mu Has a ,ierpulenilssc, we'll pity 1111VOINUMIN s'. a (ly Lake Heweli Mu M relitam I. thsrsSs idod a time in MVII StIMUlI W& flit, are absat 96 play of lime .odhsa usin do dM6,tli17Is &-iL INSYMLI NIATSI RAM Di. DIP - .u7 SAVE EVERY DAY AT For OoodThlngs 1otaf Tè. ow. .tk, 2439 French Ave. PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER HWY. 17.82 AT 27th ST. 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'. s • - _____ FiL.*atTil.*' __ ..., - '.' , . -. , _______ ________ ____ ____ _____ ..' -" . , _____ *sjniid _________ -, 5,, _ us.. . *"...Re-*1*WR astsuat;_ jms.owi _ _ lurr'ifl lly. PIn MI15 . -&' ______________ '' .'' ______ ____ 'jP ' " " II ' de' i_P ______ i.J.Ifl* ,. wrIIfs UIUIi..m.' *- .sii'1. am ____ _____ g _____ 7 ,Mi . S in ml. *iiwi.ufurujifl. * _____ _____ ' $7 FOR VOW IlL 1½5 hemp In 10 W. with as, W.W ow.. ,s.. ,,,, , • 0 en a bouillvl Sell 5 ml .m. . jS* ________ Ca.. ' ____ _____ NtSM. NSA? 1*11. IX m csa, w.w carp. an a PM CwI*sicI N adissls 332.$$$1,333.7177 3171 CU$TOMHOMES BUILT REMODILINGI REPAIR - ' $21461 SO. PAUNTI ll . •... Build Is Suit our Wur pours. PHAVA, FHA235I$S M. Unsworlli Rw$ty - . ml I, . r - S'. ''.'_', . . ... - t4 . . . ,.:.;,.. ._•• ' jQ, 54 - - . . ____ . ____________ ______ _Is. -S -.... - ., ' - 1ti,.; ABC Concrete. Patios, drivewly & add ons. Quality work, 1)0 jol 8th St. &Oak Ave. ----- MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers ou - __- ___ 2434 S. Chase Ave. __________________ _________ •THURSDAYS 7:30 PM. OPEN DAILY 104 Furniture, tools I misc. 5 Refreshments-Door Prizesu 262$ Sanford Ave., Sanford 322 7040 Consignments 3235773 DressmakIng ___________________ ________________________ Patio Furn., FIne China, Baby Clothes, Etc. Sat.9.1 l35PinecrestDr. S)4fl4Gaode ____ ____________________________ ___________________________ ______ SPc.beIgesect.sofa,$120 3330354 . I Danny's Auction 337-7040 Buy Sell.Consign 262$ Sanford Ave. 3233713 * Baby fern. & clothes. El. stove, misc. houseluold&cloltuing. 102 Bunker Ln. Sat. $4 -- 55 -Beats & Accessories ________________ _________ ROISON MARINE iavelpct.onan.wlpc.DRsuite 2t27Hwy.17fl by Trugdon. White con. SanfOrd, Fia. itflI temporary table, 6 chairs 1 __________________ $199. I anlyl Nell's San. 9963l'$tcr01t1$5MMaqy ford Furniture Salvage, 17.52, cruise 1.0, like now, 1 owner. S ii Sanford. 3321721. *01090. ___ - _____ AWARDIIALTY. INC. ,BuyIIoII ,... INwlUsodPurniturq MIS SauuflrdAve ' _ 353-45951 ______ _____ $lAIsr Putvra Fully Ifs, lIPilNisid. uood Wy suiers time. OrIginal sisi Ni. *01st flOe. ..,I _____ _____ _____ _______________ __________ _________________________ _______________________ . , sa,yarni''i., _________________ II ___________ --. ANYTIME 1_ I From sietosso Call 323)01:3234150 I I I shady inside kennels, screens outside runs, also air coed 3223752. I_________________________ I I HOUS ___ aesiui, HOusewivesCleaning Service Personalliod, last, dependable AW=Nr5 i ______________ ____________________ ____________ __________________ 36-1Is111N ________________ _________________ • • ' _.'. i'!'!, i-t.. . -•';.,,j'j Lswn& Landscaping Landscaping Commercial & Residential Sod, shrubs I hedging 323-6505 illaft6 LlgI* Iflultng Yard debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 315.5371 Feinting Al B PAINTING ReSIdential & Commercial. 25752 alt $ 775-4137 Eutsier Painting I Repair Residential I Commercial Call 3655347 NE PHONE CALL StARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322.2611. - PIlnøng tRsp&r Professional -Quality ANTHONY COn INO 3221071 ILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estate Is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small about that. I ___ . iIsamInswsonesds, I RuMideline-w$nfry,pabrnng masanory, concrete. All w$ prstesslunallv done. Fret istimat.s. 30 isp. Call 32) 3317110vrs. ______________ _____________ _________ ____ £ • I 6 letchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semi trailers I RV, mldsntlal I comm. properly. Free est. 333. ____ I I 1 Man, quality operation ___________ I vs. e*. Patios, Driveways e$c.WayneSeai.327433 ________________ - . rt ,ww.• ,sns Painting. Roof, homes, mobils homes, etc. Moliluhome special 1h60, $22.10, Reasonable Fetes, ailwork gear. 1237113. _________________ Vinyl fl*lr __ ______ __________ ________________________ _____ ____ ______________________ ___________ __ INSULATION -Batting, blowing, RACOFssmfleorgias& __ VlyI repair I receledini rsvpuiolsNrycharga.05L$$?p W PM! - CERTIFIEDLAWN I LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3327902 __________ • __ 511*. $111.10 WILL TANS Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting I misc. (all Paul Hunter. 339-6331. or) lime basIs I Wo DORegular wash windowel 677.559 ___ ____ - . Call S31-S399Or 557-0134 ____ - sndy Paul, has truck will travel, ________________ ___ ________________ ____ Drywall, Ceilings, and Watli Top Dollar Paid for junk i'i.d ANIMAL HAVEN cars, trucks I heavy equipment. I I Cat boarding, bathing 323.5,90 I Dog clipping, flea control. Pc supplies, dog houses, mnsula$ud iIJYJUNkAR$ ' I FURNITUR1 I THINGS am fl$fl Repairs - DrylAsli I rei,aired. Res. & Comm. ___________________ Cars Removed Drapes, Upholstery 132.0707 __________________ I I I For Estate Commercial 1 Residsntlai Auctions & Appraisals. 77-.Jw* 6035 after S P.m. - ________________ Bluevelourchair, Bonded. Free Estimates 323- Alterations, Dressmaking _________________ I urpentry, Painting, Roofing, & Gen. Repairs. Licensed I ________________ . - MICROWAVE __ _____________________________ '.. "- "V . -'-i".'_-.- ._ Unlimited sues . service potential to qualified prin. dals. $143005. Call William Mallczowskl, Realtor. 3' ½ off of total inventory of brand '' new Inturspring bedding, These beds are not damaged or IpiIuomeIcnSdtt 1*111 brand new top him COWl 1* SIck psymants SIdling sits onlyl Free local - NINY. delivery. Well's Sanford nittwe Salvage, 11'3 So of 34 $ dose In y yep equity, 5mn' mini. _ ___ - ---_.:_---- laflWfW ______ ________________ _________________ _____ . . FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all, Orlando Whole. sale Furn. 3500 Industrial Blvd., Yard Sale: Sat. 9$. Dishes. material, chairs S single bed. Orlando. plumbing supply I, service business, toss, fix, lures, inventory I real RIALTOP _____ L III ElI mailga lNIIV.S$2$art WIN ales buymak Real Eslale I II *5 LIST I SILL 551PM looms Piedde Mar. REALTY BATIMAN HOMSI THAN ANY. ___________________ - Igage lnvssteent, Ifl• s. 8 JOIN THI ONE THAT's PM. Psi IMaN s' ' I ge Ave.. suite III WitIr 53 &&uN. - - I . ___ SITATI AI$OCIATIS JOIb SANFORD'S SAIlS '.$ _ ___________ . r "'' items. Cashonly 301 Floyd Ave., Lake Mary ______ ____ __ S . 3221015. - ________ ,,:... ' teed. ________________ - _________ EstasiI lB WV' ' TIG Steam Carpet Cleaning. Free Est. All work guaran-- ____________________________ F9 C .I... Carpet Cleaning _________________________ __________________________ - _________________ _________________ _____________ ________________ . ______ lOWER'S B1AUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Noo 515 E. I;? 56.f322 5747 ___ Toys. small appliances, baby goods, etc. Some things brand cord. 339-0336. -. Dearborn gas htr., like new, 43,000 BTU, IncI. pipe, auto. face _________________ ________________________ _______ auty CiTe ________________ _______________ whigh bk. Herculon cover, sofa, love seat, ottoman. Noll's _____ Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17. ___ . Air Qonditloning, Heating, lctri cal, Plumbing Servicel RepaIr C llLarrylorFrseEst,571.4$4 jj'BdfiiIdIln$ _--I_ __________________ LOCATION AND PRICE. ______ ___ A y __________________ Hon'S Imants Cotiditloning Air - Wanted: Good used sofa bed. ___ ___ __________________ .1 E Ph. 332-0357 ,tumilw,,_Rofrig.,_stoves, tools. 2S19OrIandoDr. -. ________________ , '1' T I_4J I Larry's Mart, 2)3 Sanford Ave. DoOd used TV's, $251 3225V2 Construction Wheelbarrow Boat Gas Heaters - Filing 'SUN., NOV.18 1:00?' Dearborn, 40,000 BTU unvented Cabinet- Oak Chair - Clothesgas heater, auto pilot control, Over 54.000 of new merchandise Drapes . Camping Stove . Ilk, new. 322.7003 after 5:30. much more. Sat.. Nov. Il. I-S PM ONLY Also a used camper for pick up, Heat pump,, oil heaters & AC's. 326 Evansdale Rd., Lake Mary sleeps 4. kit. & BaIh, Heat S All sizes, all guaranteed 90 SignstoSale Phone:322-3909 AC. ___________________________ days Call 3277563, Gas & El. stoves, misc. SMORGASBORD served 1-6 PM Dearborn gas htr., vented wall household items. 9-S Thurs.53.S0adults $7.O0children unit, 30,000 BTU, like new. 323. Sun. 2100 Summerlin. HOLIDAY BOUTIQUE0437 after 1p.m. SWEET SHOPPE 7 Fam. Carport Sale: Fri. & Sat. Q hip. Marc., new cond., 5 hrs. Public Welcome Nov. 161 17,93. 140 N. Devon Full size bed, complete, .. Fun for the entire Iamilyl Ave., Winter Spgs. cord. 323-6791. - _____ ____ 1 - * - ___ As. ___ ____ ___ $ . -.,- ____________________ ________________ $SNI7tCasuolberry,PI. 134.1311 Sve.N*.3615 ___ IN. ___ ____ fo'PM - .4,.. ____ ___ . _____ Cash 322.4132 323-1734 ___________________ Eves. 332.0517, 332-IMP, f ____________ ___ at I ___ _______ _________ _- I i V ________________ _______ WE BUY USEDURTiUF1 APPL lANCES. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3fl 1721. - BARGAIN TV'S Whypay more? 2357 S. Santord Ave. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 311.315 F. First St. LAROF LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS REPLY P. 0. lOX I75, SANFORD, FL 32771, 323.7032 - PM 5 ' A' . ____ ____ Agent 335-$3S. --- ______________ MULTIPLE Ll$T1NG.REALTOR _____ - ___ "'t • ____ ____ ________ ___ ____ ______ . ___ 1m ftuusIMI-u of imJ_bØjheIJuLIiJuWI " ____ ____ ___ ' ____________ _____ ______ ____ - "a _____ vieM" t$' - _______ 'mud-a aIuil. AMILY'S DILIGHTI I BR 25 hami with many special I*0vrst New CHA. new W'W mip.. sow reel I Flu. rm. ____ '- - 19" Zenith. Sold orig. _______________ , _____________ home? LIST WITH USl -, -- ___ - repo _____ - -' _______ acres orange grove. isoacrewood,rand. 70 434Ii &Aasj olS1 ___________________ osursel Every imaginable beauty shop. $14,951. rsI SPwarranted. Just Are you- wanting to sill your .$6,7. ______ ______ ____ ________________________ _____________ ___ - ____ 1975 Dodge Aspen Spec. Ed. 2 Dr., A-I cond., take over Bal. 53,91S 323 2950 Buy -_____- . ENSTROM IIJPSRI 311.21 Brittany style _________________ ____ to 68-Wanted --53-TV- Radio-Stereo $1100. 322 6665. 339 3190 ____________________ - - . , ____ ti .at MeMv 372 0839 _______________ -V.. Lk. y Blvd. Almost newl 51,2 bath, 2 car gar., cant. air, lull carp., 1g. los. Under Hue market. 211 54,100. 5 Owner. 162.7313 or 3331061. - _____ _____ _______ t jujjej-1 pa. For Sale 323 0357 Couch, matching chair, $30' 2 ______________________________ burnt orange chairs, $50, Twin _____________________ Moving or Ihinking of garage -tr.sa & box springs, 525 sale? Lot of work? Will buy 6995 from or sell for you. - •DANNY'SAUCTiONSALES* .--.-. WILSONMAIERFURNITURE .-- REAL ESTATE REALTOR.331 1455 ____ ________ _______ ____ 1977 VW. S-B. body lair Mech.good,manynewpts SHOW HORSE 54-Garage Sales Cal I Bart' _______ __ ______ _____ SR.S0, 525. 322-6665 eves. I weekends. 335.035 335-O Bide. I. AltamonteDr. I Hidden Lake sub. off _____ ____ ________________________ MOVES MOUNTAINS Of Merchandise Every Day Tfl' One! Victorian Love seat, new, nice for acres 330' on pavid frontage. $31,000. lOpct. dwn. Ny owner - _____ at Jel AiM burn. _____________ ____ - 0511. __________ wooded for privacy. Cattle or horses OK, 515.100 total. $3000 dwn. 5fl7.67 for II mos. 10½ 5.3 ______________ _____ HORSE COUNTRY SACRES . - - fl 019 if REALTOR. MU ____ ____ ______ sihus'y_&isd _______ pa.ra Inc iISIFalmoutIi,LOWDWNI Lucille F. Dillon, Realtor Seethon Call (303) 13O - -, 5293. IT RUNS! 322 7697 - - _______________ _____ _____ _______________ --- ItI - _______ I967ChrysIerSW, CLASSIFIEDAVERTISING table w-2 benches, 130 full sIze baby bed w-mattrs$s, $25; Oak porch rockers, $29.95; metal office desk, $70. Jenkins . $25s. ____ Super Nice. 322 $193 ___________________ ------ - - 74 Ford GrandTorino 4 Dr.. Full power, Air _________________ 101505. Yes can't beat _________________ _________ - ------ - - picnic private$l,S00 total. $2,000 dwn, $139 for 40 mo. 10½ pci. mt. ___ ____ ________ ____ . Myors are for flv'. Save .p MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 TV _____ Lake Ads, Just Is. Of Airport PM. an 114* In $amlsrd. Call Cash for your loll Will build on your Ill os our Ill. 105*5 Marue VMIeps, '-V EnterprIse. Inc. - _________ -_ _____________________ _____________________________ I "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH AWANTAD. Phone 332.2611 or 53l53 and a friendly AdVIsor will help you. ____________________ - - -- KENMORE WASHERparts, Wholesale Batteries. Guaran. teed 519,93 up, also buy used. 3416 S. Sanford Ave. across COUNTRYSETTING Mr. Don Christian Brothers . ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-3791 _____ an ___ ______ ___ ______________ Fatiguepants&iacket __________ _____ - Sanford. Cox, 3234253. - ON -, . -- In said buslasis allarpilsu is as DIP.1S NMI. _____ Nllawu: - ____ ________ ______ - . ______________________ ________ *mlCa kitchen. Iww siN TIXAS OIL COMPANY nile 04 . mature _usse for iNert Into. LOW MORTOAOE tinter ciM!lod hug k __________________________ . llJffSIJfljImj $Mflnd, Cant. . I IL 1½ 1 brIck MINI TI A SPORTS, INC. ' eMil the kryss Is . WlIUiitIII. WSNIM. Wrili K. *.Nf..1$tuNv. list. lad.$145 ,niW CU$S1i1151 twill lilf1 BY: S. Thomas C. 54%, J. . IN THU CIRCUIT CIVI? OP .L Itch. PISSLI iiiltlL...$Ji •1 lepiced .. ,t rnN ma .ap 7fl.7*er call at Petroleum. Pt. 1Ih. Ti. lYRISt 135.111 DATID this 13th day if lIOS IISNTSUNTW JVitCIM. Maple *va. Wimor pprs,, CIRCUIT IN $IMINOLI ____________________ 1995 at ______ _______ _____________________________ ___________________________ Nsvumbsr, ___________________________ Duels Hereesi In_____ -_ COUNTY, PLOSIPA ______ ______ 0' Call RNL Is i hIring 31 Ape.lmsils - PubliM Nauesnber 15,12,35, aiid CAU NO. 25467S-CA*P Call Bait FICTITIOUS NaIi _____ _____ _____________________________ FLAS$HIP SANK o tarisncsd pilEs S. 1105 Ns(Ice i$P,USSy •lvan that I am Da.inba. • RIM. ISTAYI __________________________ U.S. SANK OF *MHOOI.La amW4$MIJFiUIL --. PM, very c4oin & nesmy See No •e1 Perk. rn... I_ ee1Ires. 1hi1 . 1!sI 3'S PilmatIs 1ISeINS Caumly. Pisilds. weds' fletidRisue usisciIF SNORIPS's SMi Florid. 551*1111 car. bIds. let in Delary.' I '_ ANty in poises ii ..m., _______________________ nemeof CITRUS AUTO 110K1RL NOTICI ____ IS HUSSY IIVIN fill KiSS. $1110 dsII. Own wiNy. r sold urn. wIth She CIUN'pl ml IiJW NNsd If and under jgay LYFURN. ' . . OR ,LiN Circull CeSI1, loudnoli- COunty, me isiet 'he COunty COurt Of COUNTRYLIVINGI$sfiseet,.-' ' tnfi I 1i. Fiends In aiwdaaca will ml k-iris, Cfly, Florid.. j. . ..'. ' Mis' 1½ acres, sasr pniulsiom of ml PiMltHes Werne PM JLljJpll 1...k,sd in *e iI PM wi BR, I bilk g WSL1R R1M?Y. 510111. NSTICS 10 IV OVSW: .:: , • . .. *\' celsius. $21.. . __________________ .1$77. Judyrard if NWillIsml Fiends slotuus 1010. May.A. B. INN. IsPM osrfoIsc aI1INI, AilsedI N4%M1-PM ; W . us si i.. isimr PINCID 351$ 55*, 051. I11' p . In Case Ne. PS. . Ubeu, 06.0581 Oct. 101 NP, ISIs. INN w. '. PM. . mMorslal, all - ml'' Aw.ceI*.sam. °' it .5 h1 "a'.-- Ju CI'CuL i aNsu *lt ot Isaitisa, Ofml Is a Par____ lombols Sir Nep$iaa linterd. I im dslieusd ___P$CTITIOVSSMMS ___Is Ma Price ngducd 105013 51,35 Florid.. S'S$rI* PLASI N5UMIskar*glwost lam 055.110 iriS,. SI l 31AP"OluM1 (5f 'I heMs, Custom mile Pse5,:-1SflTUL...' Cell SR SIMINOLS, I 4 IUI$ In L1_ at 1, _______________ PM Isuiel R ml *NNml yS*IE*p, workshop. 1305 SM..___ $anPM, PIs., 1251$. P U.S. '5*015. OR',"_If11. ____________________ , ft 11i + - 1?M05 - is. puts.' • ___ -- ,Iuitsrd-$1147 •, PSI Many eus, moot egh, r tpu , me 01d11t1J5 LAKE hALT!. .. S if WSIUV* . Is ludo N lINdU5,5c55 f,; -. ss suii PM-pa, ANIMAL NOSP1TM. PM I MINT CSIPORA?IIN .5. Ts '' *3: PMd lStl.11 mae with UIPL11fl1, I ldlliNflflohØ SNUIRY.TaI , -----, me 'C* ii Ike CVNIS Cases. PM ml PM Ike ._. I, *mlV W 51, 1½ 5, si ,, fanii lu-i tlIfy,P*Id.Iset. PM dun if.Ne IlminelI ed.,IC. lo, .,cA$lø1. _____________________ ___ in rear. Is' SIMS.6' ,, r mmuiMiSme.nsatomotml ___ 'II._____ trlojllp,- 'j rruT.tY,*,...,51 j'jj.. s.v. be., 'Sflll.I$ 10. -15 PIml ml • S*M. 1*5 PM WV --___ - Pitt. -. IV: S. Connie Mali - 327 1377 VAFi4A.235.Con. ____ _in •Mvecar,Can s.y*r.stsome CITY _____ Gluey Laotian 1.i*I Ay Vat 1$, Itemi s,7p.m., pod borne, Prirl. labs, Yam CM DATID: Nouemhar 131575 OF LAKI MARY, FLORIDA - ACTION SPORTS trapped Inside. OPU has under whIch we ft5 f5 if4$g5 pr.psisd it be vialed ide lbs in inisinses at tnt irs. n_ - _____ - --box springs & Auction, 1213 S. French, 323. 73. -- -- -_-. - . Christian Brothers Realty, I1c. announces the extension of their services to the city of Sanford. business out f this beeutifully ______ ____ - Room, 11,1.10 room. Wercom, New Central NSA ii cariiet: . $Ilar)Vm,5a'Sdpllle,eatin . Ownerwillflnancew.,ubs$igjal OSTEEN kitchI, POOI.PISVIN i • ______________________________ d*n. 533.500. 323.32$7, I acre lots for as little as $soo Brand new for 5115.110. down. Good terms. - REALTY WORLD. SPANiSH 2 STORY- 3 berm, 3 MARKHAM. 55th POOl. 1101911 wfireplace, LONGWOOD ROAD NMuad Family room, formal Iacres fenced, horsebarn, good DlIiliig Rum, beamed ceilings, pasture. 2 PR, 31 home, guest eat l kit, ij + sq ft living area Iii. $130000. 1 ds$adii party house on oven _________ ½ acre Of grounds. Can't be LAKE MARY icatw at only The Real EstatAgency Sacreslenced, horse bam,31R 3$, pool home. Many out. Inc., RsaIt's JOHN'S RUTRIAT- Fur. standing features. S. French (17-52) Sanford 743$', IdIItU 1 bdrm home with boat ____ S InedIri good lecatlan. fenced, ASH, w.w carpsl. Avail. Dec. 1.323.1163. - 1977 Opel coupe. aulo., ne sticker, new It. blue pt., cx ______________________________ cellent shape, $850 Call S am. ti 6 p.m. 373 4567. Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback & Must sell. 1977 Vega, Doberman crossed. 6 weeks old. Wormed, $50 ca. 323 7011. radio S htr., low mileage, clean, $1993 or besi of Icr 65-Pets.Suppiles _________ NSA, fenced yd. $25500, WOODED ½ ACRE In Sl Of Sanford's most prestigious inN. 3*2 sq n living area, ______ Weld Sifter ahead, plans are on the Meek. chapter 16115, FlorIda statutes. loseS lIllian (11) de$ prler,t, the enusud M1 In M0t In My semI, Days rk boas'd to rid the eisner CIrcult Court. In and for Seminole 1C SI P1151 InIM ares Is maui 55 consldorid at INit fifteen 01) ______ css4'iId bildieg of lbSd puoij, upon ro curtis of guises proof the publication at mis daysprioflthed.flel*epublic is.. uieaim ai's, port time, _____ _______________ Sell idle items withattic, a Classified ________________________________ ________________________________ Make room in your garage. 52Appliances ale Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at ______________________________ ______________________________ 372-7611 or 8319993. __________________________ IXICUTIVI ' - ______ 5 ACR ES OF OAKS Total privacy,high& dry, horses cx. Lovely estat, homes. Snow Queen Rd. area. Owner kWuIl.$andscaped Ii corner lot 5341041 ifi jt area LOW cash to MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR sO usRtwai3J,I0O. ' WINTER ITEMS. . SELL war. '1984' Orwell's Is almost reassuring!" _____________________ _____________________ Beds. Dbl. motel 321 ooio Currentlyrentud$2$Omo. Eve. 1 ______ hodal Hall. 816 k Ave. T$thda at door. Opds to public. - US Case, Mower Harrow '77 Nova SS, black obIack _______________________________ $311 for further All equipment like new AC. PS, PB, 350 auto Call Woody 372 9436 322 2953 after 6 - 2439S.MyrlleAve. Orlando . assocIate in OPIRATI your your home in ., ______ MW Evsg5SlN.3331.19. - - . rm., w.w carpet, . BR, to. 1.1, kIt., DR. FP, gar., CH.A, neardntn., subst. dn, & '_ _ ______ ________ _ _____ _______________________ _____ L5 sisepilli Orlando 327.1577 - - BEAUTI FUL COUNTRY PRO. PER TV-it acres, 4 lIrm, 2 f1,od, 2 farm tractor 1. mower, MUCH MORE, closi t city venhonces, 1 yr. warranty, -,, 5011*1 _____ __ 1 Yr. _________________ ________________ _______ (MaidS. 'Inn, 2 laths, hIlly, $13,101. _________________ - _____ _________________________ ______ SEIGLER REALTY REALTOR 3224991 T4.PLLLI$TING*ERVICE a place to live, car to drive, a ida. or some service you have need of, read all our want ads ____ Petition and your marriage to Oocow,bar 1, 2575, 10 11 sese care for Invalid lady In Ian Nfftse wIN 50 INNIVII. thereafter as peNile, at which residence. Call (1101 am W1TNE$$my Mild Siltile 1001 Of time Infaraelad patti.. fir and ws*deys. this Ceert en Oc$Ob 15, 1105. against the request slated above water AIItiW N. AbTOMOtIVU MACNINT$U wUl WPesrd. Said hesring may be Clerk if Nil Circuit within the- 1es Mile MI continued from time to time until JnslnS i50iIISr lomleele Aots COWl, MachIss, 1011. 10th 99. - IMP. final action is taken by the herd farWtim fir the the. beleg. Ii By: Mary Ann Duibury - enl . . of Adjustment. (WV the 10111 rim, migN us. Dapuly Clink ThIs flits shall be posted In *lHtYfrI5 -, the water to mE. concede PuSlioui Oct. U 1 NOV. hI three (31 public plates Within tI'S $mmedle$Ofy. p, sidnafe City Of Lake Mary, Plerida, at the _______________________ ______________________ and build a pyramId, corn. 010110 man. Oval. work a mull for *01. City Hall aild publisIlOd in resting ci. Ixpert Rusting, nuictissial, ________ on the TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN: the Ivanina Herald, a newipapor ii ____ Nlllce Is lisrew given *at owner amiu, m... unders$ned pursuant te the general circuietise In the CRY at ____ delihiRI waler I0'VI. pij , Equ ____________ ___________ __________________________ - CROCE!T T .etig cltomea . -- SUPREME CARE HAS lIEN TAKEN WITH THIS- split bedroom plan teetered In this gorgeous, neat home, COfl , - .. "Compared to what MAY be coming up, reading Sanford * private boat dock, fireplace ui - Fia. room, formal dining, Ills at extras. seMis. ________ _________ . -- STEMPER AGENCY . - 24395.MyrtieAve. Sanford 321.0610 LAKI MONROI- Sass fishing capital of the wonldl Lovely I Bdrm, 2½ Bath lakefront ____ Nd BROKER foyer, large closets, patio, double garage, fence, lovely landscaping, 1 yr. warranty, $6,S00. ________________ DESIGNER FLORAL & VEGETABLE PLANTS 2101 Airport Blvd. __________________________________________ OI1.M k W Ut P' . . - EXECUTIVE HOME ather. Tues., Thurs. Ito S hrs £, Whiends flexible. lic. Ref. 323MM 61 PM. at ivory site and price. Hwy92, I mile west of Speedway Daytona Beach, will hold - .PuIic AUTO AUCTION ever) Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It' the only one in Florida, You ii the reserved price. Call 904 details. PETUNIAS RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICELY WOODED OFF NO. LAN RD. (1) AT $4,500; (2) $5,500 per Near 1.4, 62,4 acres, acre. SEIDLER REALTY - lip. companion.aidideilres DAYTONA AUTO AUCT lOP ____ ER frEETT ____________________ *IIU1ILR iPU,tSR ____run $ degrees ____ ___________________ ' Iap$IIIM7IN . WHIGHAM, nine:1 thence 6*10 fist: thince ruN 10 . a&tlllarj buildings. ESQUIRE, peIltioMr'sAtterney, 77" RN, Se 1 4.1*, full 1 01t ,i,na, degrees Sri." I lsi.ie N0 • lank 1335, FlagshiP 1 Convalescent Center, 910 py lids., Suite 22, loulevard to the Pitnt of Bain. Sanford, Florida, $2771. in or beflui ning, ceiWainlag 3.515 UseYeur HonisAs Security Melienville. vtivamodallda Iout, file the Spid NIVSInbV 22 1975. bad ______ CaliUsperTerms praparty a commonly _____ uucos.dally In the end, to er$.initwlffitheClerkifltll$Ceurt k Tessi'PinaecIatSrv. DiSIwe$Iier,fufl tlme,d.ys as directly , of the 1105311-140 Ege&Ometetlellaw'ant hevstheplmsbiock.dforfeu' itihe ifsSirVlCeInPStltIeI'ifs Driftwood Plaza en Wist Lake atgerM#.rlmmedlatelvtheneafter, Mary NOBROKERAGEF1ES fl4$FroschAve. iever later lb. cleau.d water elharwli • dafilIN and ultiMate The Public Hearing will be held wield be dumped Ii the Judsmal* wIN So anlarsd NOlilof inffieCityHaN,CltyelLaheMavy, Wanted: Mature lady to llveIøt NO BROKERAGE feet -, haadll - ,1 3 *J17 000 HANDYMANSSPEC1AL 322.3491 Eves after 61 weeliends _______ convenient location. ORRIST ONlINE INC. REALTORS _________________________ _____ Florha,anddesx'lbed.sfsllewe THU STATIOF FLORIDA TO: Robert Sore 1,... a dflhlS. 5I'SrB County. Plerida, run N YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Seminole deerees 10' 30" W 199.15 f come up with a machine to that an $4 for DIssolution Of det*wLt. 496* gallons Marriage tias been filed against you along the North tine Of $ectlen 17, SCuM •v C?r'icos. hiu heN.Is Gea'd.s (2) OVER SIZED RESIDENT. IAL LOTS ON HWY 177. 56.000 EA. ____________________ ___________________ _____________________ 322-514) TheGreenhoue. tgage that may be assumed. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 3226457. 1972 Fiat 124 Sport, Exc. gas ml., newly rebuilt trans. Very clean, 51,493. 323 0955. ATTENTION HUNTERS cal clean '73 Jeep Wagoneer. Lots of extras-reasonable. We Buy Wrecked Cars AFRICAN VIOLETS NICELY WOODED OVER SIZ. ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. *475,500 Nice starter home 3 BR 1½ bath, 4 -. ' YELLOW SAND Call Carl' & Hirt 323-7560 ___________________ ___________________________ . Altamonte Mall near by. 4 BR, 2B, pool, 2 car garage, ig lot, assume loan. Call today. 163.500. . SllFrsschAve. Cornerof FrsnchuIh r TOTAL. (2)50'LOTSNICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7,500 TOTAL, ______________________ _______________________ - FIL.LDIRT,?.TOPSOIL CREST SCHOOL. $7,300 block large lot, paved street. 537,500 w 30.000 existing 10 pct. mor. .73 Dodge Dart Swinger. 2 dr HT. El ignition, auto, AC, radio, 21,000 ml., I owner. 373. 4531 AM or aft 3PM. ____________________ 62-Lat.Garden ----196$ Pontiac Firebird Runsgood, auto., PS. PB 80-Autos for Sale 322-1745 I ( - 79 Sbr rat tri-1 'h mpg, reg. gas, low ml, like new. Still under warranty. 373 6700, 323 3147. __________________ 4 *1*4, $ ACRES OFF UPSALA RO, 510.900. (3) 30' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINE. More. ____________________ cellent Co. • AAA EMPLOYMINT _______________________ Witt.Petitioner, of a sign and to reduce front set - and Will train with light up. Ex. ii . -- comm. UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO ADD2 UNITS. 0000 RENTAL INCOME. AS. *536.900 SUMABLE MORTGAGE. 4 BR l½bath, lust painted Inside & out, FR, fenced yard & Much - ' STATUS LOCATION, Brantlay Harbour East, 1.2 + FR + office. $113,000. . - ________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models, Call 339-9100 or $34 4605 (Dealer) _______ SUPER IUNLAND 3.2 + FR fenced. lst 1 2nd mort assumable. FHA appraised. MAtIAUR Service station. Management exp. immediate opening, Uio. - - location. ___________________ ENJOY Creative Eniressiens BEDROOM, EAT.IN KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST BAR, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, CAR. PETS, CARPORT, ASSUM. ABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. TAXADVANTAOE,2Uflltrental person. Ma nagement background, $11,000. _____________________ dS5I _ over 3,000 sq ft. Call for 43-Lots-Acreage - New 3 bedroom, 2 bath, home wscreen porci,, 132,900. LUXURY HOME. Longwood 3porches, patio under trees, Musthavesorneexp.tolandthis great hib. Eat , __________________ TRY KICHEN, CENTRAL AIR 1 HEAT, CARPETS, GARAGE, LIKE NEW, AS. SUMABLE MORTGAGE, RIALTY I ___________ DeBARY 323-3$66or 373-7710 _____________________ .__.... -79-Trucks-Trailers A LITTLE SALESMAN IN PRINT... That's a Classified Ad! ______________________________ I ' ________________ SIROOM'1½ BATH, COUN. 0 INVINTORY CONY. Privstereadlfllhltor Certified.M.Mack P$i.oiw33.5414 Even the fled Map ____ _ •. set vacant. Assume FHA loan, 5216 mo. pays all,$51,000, Call 3230105 to see. BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE COR. NER LOT. $30,900. - / ______ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY - -. new carpet, C.H&A, fenced, IN PAOLA. ioirni'i' trucks, 1000. Anytime Lemona.$atsumaslTangelos BEDROOM, BAR N, TACK ROOM, FENCED ON 2 ACRES -'i - / Kidsgone, but the snlng in the heel' yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 373.261), __________________ LOCHARBOR.MAyFA1R BY OWNER creampuff 3 BR, 2B home, premium neighborhood, close to golf course & schools, newly painted Inside & out, FENCED, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $33 - ___ j) "4•' & organs as low as. $993. Gultir 40 pci off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. 322-2733. ______ -.______ FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS, - 323.S2Ob VA & PHA Finanelng , ALLIF RIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2541$. French Ave. -. 322•0231,3fl3772,'332.0775 -. ___________________ ____________________ 030rlandoD,. BEDROOM,1½ BATH. LARGE OPEN 7 DAYS A WEIK sharp person to fill vacancy. $560 _____________________________ ê-CN Cars . 3R furnwlnsldeutilltyrm, new kitlioor.Homii$clafl&thlery. $26910. Call for details. SOOKKIUPII Excellent corp. needs __________________ It will taka750 workers - CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOLI sold Board will hold a public hearing at 1:00 P.M., on Wed. scientists, engineers and COUNTY, FLORIDA, nesdy, December 3, 1579, to . CASE NO. 04915.CA44S with buckts a) Consider a request for a IN RI: The MarrIage if spong.- 4 yearsat a c of JOAN ELLEN oRloo, variance to allow for construction Township __ substantial down. Priced at ______ . $400 million to evejtually rore ti. unit 2 reactor as a megawatts of producer of Casselbsrry,atlp.m. CallDorieRogersforr.servations. ______ * VICTORIAN Pianos utosIr Sale -- ________________ MORE, front I rear BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3 bedroom, 2 bath, central HIA, wall to wall carpet, kitchen equip., 5Ctfl porch mobile home, own lot, Leisure World, On St. Johns River. $24,300 terms if desired. Johnny Walker Real Estate Inc. 322. AODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN ANFORO IN GOOD RESTOR. BLE CONDITION. $35,000. 'ERMS AVAILABLE. I out. Owner will hold W s-ut a FMd ___________________________ ___________________________ Goed Thlnp RLY . Older 2story, 2 BR, painted inside ________________________ working parents, _____________ 78-Mutorcycles 59Musical Merchandise - beautiful new BROAD. FISHINGRETREAT - _________ by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES 41-Houses - lpct. Interest to qualif led buyers. New homes with low monthly plyments 1. low down øavmenti ___________________________ $3l000- to 5.46,000. 32222$?. Carpenters helper 1430 hr. Ex. _____ penanced only. rk in Dalton.. betwein 7 p.m. 15 call ______________________ p.m. daily. ____________ Why 41Houiss - REALTOR MU iwmwes _________________ ______________________________ hiss Cflhi'ui N,IalØ. N11, Stars Hall of Fame _____ ______________________ ________________ _____ _______ ______ - 41-Houses ___________________ ____________________ ______________________ Opea he.. and tours of new Seminole County Mental Health Ces*erat 110W. Fled St., Sanford, 36 P $athrd VP Auatllary busear, 10 am. 102 p.m., log cabin pod pod horn. on f1" 11 t.me _____ 4 __________________ __________ County, Fida. who in hi charge of Court, Seminole Coun, PIer In accordance with the provilajw Publiih: November 11,1575. Three Mile the Fictitious Name $tautes, To. DEP.14 Island, likens the opefatlon 10 Wit: Section *0.10 Florid. Statutes 1937. CITYOP LAKE MARY, a moonihot. Sfo Jet rv J Fow$er FLORIDA 'It's a carefully planned Publish Oct. 211 Nov. 1, 5, 13, 1579 NOTICE OP PUBLIC operation, with techniques DEO.113 NIARINO TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: that were ifilixed In the IPSCS NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN program. It's an eIJ)IdfIiofl," IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THU by the Board of Adjustment of the ______ - ___________________ cleaning up WeI*l Watchers, 10 am., 8e.r AmeId. Thursday, Nov. iS, 175-13A sliewe above irS- fir both days. Arnold, ______ p.m.• Sanford (.liamber d w.iva River near . FRIDAY, OVEMHER Seminole 8k klwaal _______________ of . S $:SSA,M;-$;3SP.M. YcenssceWv.timos ,..flcallM MONDAY mrs PIIDAY SATURDAY 5. WiSe 3 Lhies MinImum from continued RESIDENCE UNKNOWN commtuioned of your written defenses to it, if any, Gilbert Associates, of on CARROLL BURKE, Attorney for NOTICIOP Reading, Pa., to ddennlne Petitioner, whose eddross Ii 611 PUILICHUARINO Sanford Atlantic Sank Building, The Board County Corn. whether Three Mile Island Sanford, Florida, and file the missioneni of SemInole County, could be used to burn Pel%fl original with the Clerk *1 Circuit Florida, will conduct a public Court, Sanford, SemInole County, hearing in Room 200 of the ltrv1a cool. Flonida.onorbeforeffie46hdayol Seminole County Courthouse, It all darted, of course, December, A. D. 1579, ofhierwls. a Sanford, Florida, on Tuesday, when the March 26 accident at default will be entered against you December 1, 15* at 7:00 P.M., or Three Mile Island was for the relief demanded in the •, as possible to Petition, consider an application for the declared by the ________ Nuclear WITNESS my hand and Official construction of a public fishing gulatory ComirtLon to 1* seal on thIs the 15th day of October, pIer, public beach, public boat dock,and aquatic study platform the most serious in United A. 0, 1975. (SEAL) at the following descrIbed States hidory. Arthur H. Ieckwlth, Sr. property Clerk of Circuit Court New fJi jz p31 of The East 54th of the Wflt ~ of Semkssle County, Florida the South '/. (less R.W) and the how to mop up In the if. By: Mary Ann Duxbury sOuth ½ Of the Northwest ¼ Of the termath: Deputy Clerk Southeast ¼ of Section 25. con. PublIsh Nov. A million gallons of 1, 5, IS, 22, 1575 Township 15 loutti, Range 75 last. .. tamlnatedwaterawgedouto( Dl P.2 Further information may be LV()ll11 plpe i obtained by calling the SemInole buildings at the nuclear FICTiTIOUS NAME County Land Development Notice is hereby given that I am Manager at 323.4330, Ext. 306. The dM101. 'Il'S reactor building engaged In business at springs meeting may be continued from filled up with lethal Plaxa, No. 1504 Longw®d, Seminole time to time and those appearing radioact kton gas. The County, under fictitious wiIl.be herd. Arthur H. Seckwith, Jr. reactor Itself was irreparably MM Of FOWLEN'S MENI SHOP, and that I intend to regi$f said Clerk to the Board of County p.m., )ando Marriott Inn. Call 696.2121 for '79, may be meting Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. appsars hi the Evifihig an Classified Advsr$Isleg Weddeilly preceding Iii. Herald Advertiicr. The - GPU has sponsored by Junior Achievement. Rece$Ion, 6:30 p.m. - Seminole HERESY Aeal Gardes Club of Ssaletd Besser, 9:30 am. tO p.m., club building, Falnnoi* Drive and Highway 1742. Lunch, 11:301:30, siçper5:30.7:30 p.m., (advance tickets onlY). Third MI4Flusida Realises Hall .1 Fame .12(1114 Taigerlue Howl Reed Race ACTION tbet," NOTICI OP TO:ANNETTE L. NYNDIRS Arnold, a Sinfordiril Nóo Tusdoj calling the Counts' Land Development ManNer •t 323133. Fit. 305. The Obtained by 1 Iccosscetiv.ftmis.... SC. NI'S ftJ time to lime and those appearing senior official of General Last Known MaIling Addrns: will be heard 3013 Sue Ellen OrivL RaleIgh North Arthur H. Sackwith, Jr. Public Utilities Corp. Seth Carolina Clerk of the County conversion to a copowered YOU ARE NOTIFIED CommissIonei plant would be another in a that an aCtiOn for D1$SoM SefflinOle County, Florida of series tj nuclear fi'gij hrn'. Marrlageha$be.nflled.galnst you, Publish November 15. 1,19 and you are requIred to serve a copy DEP.SS Sanford. AARP.NART RYNDEIS I - _' turns Lof M, Block B, Swestweter ivrw U. riar 5 -.- 19. Pg. ]J, County. Florida. Further information may be • 'We're making a aerloirn, United Methodid Quwdt Sathrd LA, 9 p.m., 1301 w. .I2nent ANNETTE I. open.enlnded review of a OP , RATES 'URS the t$On of dock and board the fOIIing desaibed NO.75 and generator. Overeaters A.syrn., 7:30 p.m., community 83 -9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. consider en IppilcaHon for COUNTY, v Rea.erees fir Hurnu Needs noon SEIOTd tickets. SIMINOLU #01 . ' mIMI m.restr uspossibie to co soon NTNICINCUITCOURT,IpIAND wuu mar get an FLORIDA. unexpect epilogue • IN U: THU MAIIIAU .i....J..e Dr?r. Illb -. I&t t#Ia Qtrnnber of commerce. dinner, 7:15 - CIVIL ACTION Square. LlAma, S - technological and political p.m., GigI's, Ro Casselberry, 7 a story ir.uj rtou rn,. HARRISBURG, Pi (UPI) P - iae iiary pre.tiyterian ' Park 322.2611 THUM)AY, NOVEMBER 11 we . 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Easy to install. No. TC 1100. I I I TRIMLINEROMARCO mix S into or CONCRETE SCl.Yd. KITCHEN 99 Reg. Price.... 139 39 RqPs1c.(q.ydi.2.99 - OTTYS OLD TZIMEE SW3 _ U. I • - . •I. 1. ' • .•,,•. r : 3W*x4*xV ............ 2.95 PMNM Tau= LUW11 Flat finish, woshXt5I1O - 99 lioli IWITOIIUS 11110%. Wn ______ ___ Whlie.ndCis. j T NcY V . iIiihr s.amMT ,v 7.11 *;;;s in r1iIa. piece . • .-i i "—wi - I • I. See...... IJ$ . •x4'urcox.... 7 csio. _______I y . • 1T1 4N. ' av.i.1 rsarcoxspij..&7I . '•W i, sm'*'sco......11A$ - .'' —i- . 494 Linft 97 U ''°' Pmsgt N . "' .. 154 . • IS • . ft4*$'1N/Pi - • . .. ,, '.-• . -' . • 117 . U NO b :. TtI• . I fit iP1Sh1i15111I1hh1I1SI s..... -. I . ..e••.. • . .. . • •. . :M ...•.•..--.-: ./ - - .•. • . • flljt$ Tuusuipp.a . • . . . .. . • ISV l Nil I. • . - t ISV. U . f . 700FiénchAvenue .• H =470.0 .11 7!f5MIlydlJIJSpy - . . .• I• ,. . . ...- .:.. ( • - . 11 I OY •. %%IV. .w .. . •. . - • . Mork Alftk ' .Ii• - :,•-..'............• • . . . •• . . -. ... - - flttllt . S %& - - r • - .........-. - -.............— -. --L !- - . . - ._., —• •........... •1 -. - - - . • .. . - -. . . •. - ••• . ••. . - . . • - . -• • . __________________ __ _____ ___ _____ ________________ _______ _____ ___ �S 2-Evening Herald a, Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 15, 17 Evening Hera ld 1 Herald Advertiser, Sanford Fl. Checks Help Clean Air Of Pollutants Keep Eye On Fluids By MICHAEL P. WALSH Deputy Assistant Administrator, Office of Mobile Source Air Pollution Control, EPA over the city is an important protect the health and 1. Would the short in- them built between 1972 and inspection programs ac. symbol of the quality of life welfare of its citizens, the spection test be able to 1974 and half built between tually work better than we there. Oregon legislature voted in correctly identify cars which 1975 and 1977. In each age had previously estimated. But In Portland, as in most 1973 to begin a program of need emission related category we selected 100 The Oregon state In. other urban areas of motor vehicle Inspection and maintenance? cars which passed Oregon's spection test successfully America, air pollution has maintenance (I-M). 2. Would tailpipe emissions I-M test and 100 cars which identified the worst emitters become a serious problem Studies have shown that of carbon monoxide and failed, of hydrocarbons and carbon One of the things that so serious that in the early cars, trucks, buses and monoxide. hydrocarbons be reduced by attracts people to the Nor- 1970s you could no longer motorcycles are large maintenance, and how The cars falling their thwest is the grandeur of the take it for granted that Mt. contributors to the air much? Initial inspection were After maintenance, the scenery, and for the Hood would be visible, 3. Would these emission retested after corrective 1975 and newer cars which pollution problems in our residents of Portland, Ore., In an effort to improve the cities. Even with the reductions last? And maintenance was per- had failed averaged 52 the sight of Mt. Hood rising air quality in Portland and to sophisticated emission 4. Would the cost ofrepairs formed. All cars in the study percent lower carbon yrntrnl, 4n11.d ii s.wi .. t thr,. 6",iiw1,l 4Z$1 tl IXLTVDL oe reasonaure for muse werethen retested cars, the emissions from motorists whose cars failed and six months after the lower hydrocarbons than Initial tests. motor vehicles can be very the test? before maintenance. For high due to Incorrect adolder cars that failed, the For the study, EPA per. Justment, lack of main- formed detailed tests on 400 Results from EPA's reductions were 33 and 34 tenance, and tampering, cars in Portland, half of Portland Study show that percent. I-M programs are designed to Identify cars which emit high levels of carbon monoxide and hydrocarbons and to require maintenance for those which do not meet the standards. EPA has been studying 1M in Portland to determine how effective inspection programs will be in reducing automobile pollution. There were four questions we wanted to answer through AW to" this study: Although gasoline is replenished, the shock ab- how about the other naking the headlines this sorber. fluids'! ear, Car Care Council Hydraulic fluid is essential emInds us that it is not the to the functioning of a shock, Engine nil: Check it )nly fluid essential to so watch for signs of weekly; change oil and filter tars. There can be as many leakage. It doesn't have to be as recommended in your is 10 others, most of which a st eady drip; just an oily owner's manual. appea ra nce on the shock is a ire easy to check. If you can come up with warning that you probably Radiator coolant: Check It nly nine, you may be need a new one. monthly, add a 50 percent orgetting the one fluid Replacem ent sho uld be in anti-freeze mixture, not just eservoir that cannot be pairs. water. - - - - -- . . rieven vital nuras seep your car operating smoothly, efficiently and economically. They are: (1) Engine oil, (2) Fuel, (3) Radiator coolant, (4) Battery electrolyte, (5) Automatic transmission fl uid, (6) Power steering fluid, (7) Brake fluid, (8) Rear axle, lubricant, (9) Air conditioning refrigerant. (10) Windshield washer solvent, (11) Shock absorber fluid. Car Care Council says these should be checked regularly, from weekly to twice yearly. 1 Majestic Mt. Hood is even more spectacular when viewed through Portland's clean air. The Oregon city's mandatory Inspection law keeps car emissions clean and protects the environment. "see PLUS TWI NOt TO SIN? P05 IVINT 1V1575 COMPLETE AUTO, LIGHT TRUCK REPAI RS BUTCH'S CHEVRON CORNER MELLON VILLI & CELERY SANFORD I CY4'.,,e4'..j 310 ONLANDO Di. PH. 323-019 SAN Pal P I tolls# N*Mbf C..p...t..., IM Steer Char of Transmission Trouble Have Your Transmission Chocked And S.,vic.d HARRELL & BEVERLY TIANSMImONS: ..322.S4iI AN WINK . : 1 I Engine Tune-Up Benefits tune-up purchases has been shown In a survey conducted by a spark plug company. There has been a drop of nearly seven percent In the nationwide tune-up rate between 1975 and 1978. In other words, over the period, 12 million tune-ups have not been performed due to the declining rate. The largest d rop was recorded In the East Nor th Central states of Ohio, Indlani, Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan, with nearly U.S psiosot fewer tune-ups purchased In 197$ then in In. Only In the Wed North Central area 01 Mlsmota, Iowa, Miseo url, the Dakotas, Nsleiika and Kama did tens-up chases rtain OwAtOOL While aswlt __ s oq'ppsd Sale 2 for $59* polyester ply body with 2 fiberglass belts. Includes sizes: All. 13, 571.13 and C78.13. Sport sizes also available at similar savings. Sale 2 for . Sale 2 for $99* Rig. 52.00 to 65.00 ".,plus fed tax sizes: 078.15, H7S.1S, and L7l.IS. Is More Than Just An Auto Parts Store! regularly in 1978 than such vehicles were In 1975. For the first time in six years the rate of car owners doing their own tune-ups declined from the previous year. In 1978, 33.4 percent of Central area (Arkansas, t1il, Oklahoma and Texas), the. Mountain and Pacific Coast states New England and Middle Atlantic states (New York, New iersey and Pennsylvania) had the lowest rate of do-ityouraelfers. . includes El Tigre 271 33 month warranty Plus fed. tax from 1.42 to 3.19 each tire. Tires mounted at no extra charge. No trade-in required. Sale prices effective throu gh Saturday. Wheel alignment,14.88 Save on light truck tires. The Highway fly tire features a bias contrucled nylon body. Wide 78 series. 30 month warranty two NP k with electronic ignition yowseli tune-ups was among motorists in the West South systems lead the drop In tune-ups, the decline was not limited t such Vehicles older than e1g14 years were tuned loss $79* Rig. 41.00 to 57.00 ea., plus fed. tax Includes El Tigre 278 sizes: D70.14, E71.14, 071.14, and His-H. Size H71.14 has 4 poly ply-2 glass belt construction. ADAMS Auto Parts ) Car. Owners Overlook. In the face of mounting evidence of an engine tuneUP's effectiveness as a gasoline saver and protector againststarling to", a steady decline in the rate of Save on our best bias-belted whitewalls. During this period of fuel cap selected Is designed for uncertainties, many car- the specific make, model and owners are buying lock-type year of the vehicle on which gas caps. Be sure that the It Is to be used. ' 1111,1 Tire sale. Gas Cap Must Match Ii. AND .TOWINGURVla Thursday Nov. 15, 1979-3 "Complete ADAMS 2113 Park -. 65.00 73.00 72.00 72.00 80.00 53.60 54.40 59.40 59.40 66.40 Plus fed tax from 2.45 to 4,49 each lire. AvaHabie also in belted construction, 42 month warranty A Casiptete Aids Suulee Cu1e $250 MOST CARS Sale' 800-16.5 875-16.5 950-16.5 Fly Wheels Resurfaced Valve Guides Knurled a, Installed Valve Seats Machined a, Installed Cylinder Head Resurfacing Brake Drums a, Rotors Turned &7 s~ Reg. L78-15 VALVE JOBS $2995 $2150 Satisfaction with tune-up all time-ups were performed work done refnalned at its by the owner. The figure in high level during the most 1977 was 36.2 percent. recent survey. Ninety-one Neverth eless, the do-it- percent of the surv ey yourself tune-op rnains the respondents called their most common form of t une-ups "Excellent" or service. New car dealer- "Good." A "Fair" rating ships, which performed 23.2 was given by7.4 percent, and perceist of the tune-ups, were only 1.5 percent complained neat highest with a 2.2 of "Poor" service. percu,go' point Increase over the IW•VIOUI Year. The highest rate of Both service stations and satisfaction was registered garage and repair shops by the do.It-yourself group. mI.4.IIied p.iag gj of the there 01 ttme-op b-1n Qadeatg,at.dthelrwork inpar.4 to the sosdjsg snce or good. 1.45$ that year. p .d their own The hgli rate of dO4t- week p. Tire size HiLls" T________ vis ] Now, two great ways to charge! ! -oodZ 41 A dCPenney AUTO PARTS This or. 3234060 Sanford, Fla. OPEN DAILY 8-6 SATURDAY 8.4 UNFORD PLAZA, HWY. 17-fl & STATE ST. OPEN MON THRU UT S AM.9 PM SUNDAY 12:30. 5:30 PM I U / r- - - - 717 7 ' - • ' • . - �S a 4—Ivselag Nera £ Nersil At.,-tIssr, SaeIe.d, PP. Thwrsdsy, Nov. 1$. 19M EvenIng Hera Pd $ Herald Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. Before You Buy ' Click' Means . Time Know Tire Differences So you're going to buy a new ad of "shoes" icr your car. Welcome to the world of radial, bias-ply and beltedbias tires. Sound confusing? It ian't, once you know the basics of tire construction. Learning them won't make you a tire expert, but It will help you when you go to your local tire dealer to talk tires. There are three basic types of tire construction: radial, belted-bias and biasply. RADIALTMES The radial tire provides an excellent combination of wear, handling and overall performance. It is thi most EX)PUIa1' tire in the original equipment and replacement passenger tire markets. A radial tire has a body made of cords which rim ;dralglt up and over In "hoop" fashion from rbn., edge to rim-edge. Duo To provide puncture resistance, long life and tread stability, two or lucre very stable and strong belts are rim around the Urea circumference under the tread. This combination results in a tire with extremely flexible sidewalls and a strong stable tread ,. area in contact surf ace. P.41.1 tim deflect more than bias or belted-bias and therefore have a soft or 'nderinflM.d" look, This is why it is extremely Important to check a radial's air pressure with an air pressure gauge and fl by merely looking at the tires. Radial tires areproduced with various combinations of rayon, polyester, nylon, fiberglass, steel or aramld fiber in plies and belts, Because the manufacturing procen for a radial it tire is more con''c.ted, costs more than other types of tires. The difference In initial purchase price will frequently be compensated for through greater tread wear and improved gas mileage. 3ELITDBLA8 The belt.d.blas tire offers high mileage and generally greater l'NlstiflOS to road hasarde than bias-ply this, plus excellent tractim I Basically, the belted.blu Bacaradials-have a is an extension of the biasquicker steering esponse, ply tire which Is constructed they should not be mixedwith or four two p-with other types 01 tlflS strong loner fabric to which -gg.r sidewalk and lIMPLY Before the arrival of thetreed are bonded. The belted-bias tire begins belted-bias concept, the great majority of all Ures In the some way, with Inner were tipi3, no tam plies like a bias-ply tire. "bias" simply means that Then before the tread Is the piles, or I3I of fabric applied, the belts which cord, are applied in "criss- encircle the circumference added. cross" fashion from rim- of A tire with belted-bias edge to rim-edge. construction keeps Its tread This configuration firmly on the road, thus provides strenéth to the tire greatly reducing tread body in all directions. A bias "srm," a major cause of tire can be m4 with either tire wear. The belts make two or lois' plies of nylon, the tire more rosioWnt to rayon or polyester, punctures, ads and bri4ses When you turn the key to Mad your engine and your car Just clicks, the problem may be i discharged battery. Or It could be nothing more than corrosion resistance on the battery cables. According to Car Care Cidi, the latter is a common automotive ailment and, like most troubles, It'i assay prevented. The accumulation of WEd corrosion causes high resistance to prevent the flow of current to and from the battery. A temporary remedy, which may get you started, is to gently twist the cable terminal clamps, Make sire all accessories are off before attempting this. A spark could cause an explosion, Be careful not to twist the For peat loose from the battery! Twisting the cable terrntnals may help make contact between the cable and the battery terminal, Should you make contact, enabling you to start your engine, the problem should be corrected as soon as possible by a good cleaning of the battery terminals and cable clamps. Your repairman can do the job NW WIlE Wh en You Clean... j Tire & W heel S ervice 3210920 • OPEN MON.-SAT. 8:30 TO :30 .. Mew Im the M W. ThUS TIME MADE IV MOHAWK AND KIUX4 MOGVNW 1 — mIssIi, Isuk 0"10"4101"i M Srnu$siIsesng flemish med shusms 1 — — ASssSs med.Ii, Piws F .I .T. of SIN ft 53.15 MOhSWk memo AliaI3 .ai.ia sums i will *15 5*kuiL. 7sPb Weed 11ILpr M j1iftii p, ,. us 111004 P71114 075*14 5555 $7$014 an 075*11 H7I.I5 1.75*11 5555 U0916it CNN"*15 isis Pon 'isa i.a 43.11 41.15 41,57 41.41 *$71113 i75a13 0e7$.14 £M7Sa14 F7I.I4 GRikil HATSd4 F$75115 After you've spent part of Saturday waxing your car, you'll stand back d admire the restored beauty. Time for a cold drink, yes. But i so time to get busy on Me interior because everyday use of lbw car can take its toll, points ad the Automotive Information Upholstery and carpet materials are far more durable than they were in the "good old days," bid they .1S 47,47 45.11 GaTeaIS dill need scene care, says AIC. Getting In and out of the car can track in an ac. cumulation of dirt, mud, moisture and salt from melting snow. Tobacco smoke may have farmed a film qn the buddo of the glass, along with producing a smell disagreeable to some. Pits and childeen and their assorted spills and masess con Also be hard on the In. tartar of a car. Any car, with a littie elbow grease, can be restored to almad-new condItion. Start by vacuuming the rugs and upholstery. The hose attaclmieid of the vacuum and a 'mall brush will got Into the small corner areas and the crevices in the seats. For stains on carpet or iho*,tery, try to scrape or blot oft as much as possible before following the procedure outlined In, the owner's manuel for your type of upholstery and carpeting. - 11111111111111f -v i ' V I I I no UI - -1 s NAPA haS been providing top quality vehicle parts for over 50 years. Besides long experience and a reputation for quality, NAPA offers you something more — the expertise of its counter people. People behind NAPA counters, unlike those at mass merchandisers and discount stores, are trained to give you friendly and courteous advice on everything from simple adjustments to major repairs. So, if you seek advice as well as top-quality parts, visit your SANFORD AUTO PARTS In downtown Sanford. Whitey, Scott, Lincoln, Wayne and Ralph behind the counter know. It's About Time nail Nd4 ' PI4 NW *11 31.55 an 5515 *17 sis INa$ 3&76lSS5*NWe $7,I k.wu. Opsuid A '0.. p' Cur '•' AUW 1I' MSIT 13.S Vii,. I '. BRAKES . DISC or DRUM Frout ir User ' _ ' ody 188ai. on i $34450 • Coupon Good 'III Nov. Coupon Good 'l Nov. is - _____ __ trans*Iesls_.vsrk..b, brake ci_unhig usrv$cs, sad inbrlcsflsa and oil Mier i WHEEL I u"Ves "M Cww" Lou VA" audkasleeewdgthsareelsr.verav..r, T" 111160 ftima Isy$pin*s at" vsluIkeNew Psi urshoee lee ms au Lacvir. mpiIft1vs pdcse. WS _NOW V W1 on See your Gold Hat pro today. MR. MUFFLER'S - ---- Sanford Auto Parts RIIU Wholesale Tiro Company Co. Undy"s Auto Center V We've got over 50 years experience. si.as -MOIwk Ul:uo Gks St tray and remove all signs of corrosion using the baking soda and water, then flush with clean water, dry and paint the tray. 7) Inspect the cables and terminals. Replace a cable when it appears unfit for further service. When cables pass your inspection, use your cable cleaning tool and polish the terminals until they are bright and shining. 8) Clean the battery posts. Be sure they are bright Pnd shining. Then place the battery back In Its tray, making sure the terminals are in the proper position. 9) Install battery hold down bracket and battery cables. Start with positive (plus) first. The negative -) grounded cable is connected last. After the cables are snugly tightened, you can protect them covering the terminal with a coating of Jelly. WHILE OTHERS MAYGUESS ON CAR REPAIRS,.* Upper left. Corrosion on battery terminals can cause starting trouble and eventually can destroy the cable through faulty insulation. Upper right. A terminal puller Is handy for removing stubborn battery cables. Lower right. This wire brush Is especially designed for cleaning cables and terminals for proper electrical connection. Lower left. Wear safety goggles for eye protection when working around a battery. 55.41 HNTLtIS clothing, flush well with water. For contact with eyes get immediate medical attention. KEEP AWAY FROM CHILDREN. 2) Remove the battery cables. Start with the negative (-) or grounded cable first to prevent sparks resulting from accidental grounding of the positive terminal, 3) Nest remove the positive (plus) cable from the battery terminal. 4) Remove the battery hold down bracket (note the position of the terminals) and remove the battery from the vehicle. 5) Place the battery on the floor near a drain and wash it with a solution of baking soda and water. DO NOT allow any solution to enter the battery cells. After cleaning, rinse the battery with clear water, 6) Next inspect the battery Don't For- get. Inside 240S French Ave. (17•92) • Sanford Mokewk Ulujmo $sI idd N.dlel Battery Check properly in a matter of a few minutes. If you are a do-ityouraelfer, the Council suggests this procedure. 1) Pick up the following Items from your auto supply store to make the job easier and safer: a cable puller and pliers; a terminal and clamp cleaning tool and, most important, safety goggles, if you don't already have them in your tool kit. Wear your goggles and wear old clothes. Also read the w a r n I n g battery manufacturers put on the battery. It usually Is as follows: DANGER: Batteries produce explosive gases; keep sparks, flame, cigarettes away. Ventilate when charging or using in enclosed space. This battery contains sulfuric acid which causes severe burn. If acid contacts eyes, skin or F Thursday, Nov. 11, l7—S -. . .. - -• OUNTS .81111 ALL TIRES — CORDOVAN ____.•. _ ,..,j.... - \ / - Zvi 115W, FIRST ST. - DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322.5651 we hip kssp Amorica'moving - - -- -r �S I' _______________-. •___e ------- • S "-- • - 1 11 —Eventng HWOM £ Nersid Advertiser Si, Fl. Thursday, Nov. 11 im Evening Herold $ Heireld Advertiser, Sanford, Fl. How To Adjust, Replace Drive Belts Automobile engine hive belts drive the car's alternator (r geflersfo), Cnfly4g fl)c)aJ1JcsJ action Into electricity. Belts also power the water pump which circulates coolant the engine and to the radiator. These functions are critical to the operation of the car's electrical and cooling systems It Is Important for the Do.It-Yosar.elfer to impact the belts for wear and to check and adjust them for proper teasloa Most manufacturers recommend that delve belts be Inspected and tlghtuisd yearly. A quick thick Is desirable, however, seth time the hood Is up, to prevent a sa14,n failure. Most belt wear occurs on the underside of the belt. Twist the belt with your ftngers and check far the following: oaths on the belt's underside enlarge when thebsltlsflezstQ'ackaslpoeethelgg.riorbdamage and belts can break without warning. Spilt belts may eppear okay froçn the top, but aides and bottom may be severely split and about to fall. So always turn the belt over and cheek the underside. Grease rots ordinary rubber belts, mldng the belt aides slick and causing slippage. Moper belts are made at scal oil.reuistag*, 3 ply LsmbM.d fabric. Glued bells with herd surfaces cause noise, slippage and overheating. Using a belt lubricant will .HiytInM, moat isIs.i caused by giseing. Loos, belts generally cause slippage, soles (blgii pitched squeal) and abnormal wear. The prefer,ed method to tIgW,n a belt Is with a !n gap. If space doesn't permit or If a gangs Is not avfl'b4,, you can check temionbypreediigona belt la the "ildi.o( the span botwsuri two pulleys Belt deflection should be: ¼ to ¼ inch for free spans of le. than 12 Iaçqs. ¼ to ¼ Inch for free spans center than 12 hui4i. Replace Hoses At Right Time SILT DEFLECTION ' .1 - DOWN IN Get More For Gas Dollars FRONT Mandatory Inspections Even though manual on the age and model of your Do not use your brakes during a skid or you may lose transmissions can help Arisesa Inspections are conducted in reduce fuel consumption, DonpoatnsaIun..UpO both Marlccps (Phoenix) Pima You may he robbing yourself Ualklddoesdsvelopwhs,iyour carsimply because it jht 1.1 (Tucem) coit1esonsp of this gaseaving advantage you are drjvjng, torn the ho million vehicles. Vehicles mod be by using poor shifting in the . direction Spark plug misfiring that checked armually at registration time techniques. you are skidding. When the you may not notice will and also at any time the title is skid Is controlled, turn the cause your engine to drink dangsd. Inspections are conducted b3 Shift Into hIss as quickly front wheels back to the estra gas. a private contractor. as pw'tb1e. alongIn straII* ahead ivuIUon Racing Bee Gas Watcher — make s'ssrws motor vstgcie inspections second gear fuel candepending use i to 45 slowly the car ,,, gallons do the work of (MVI) are mandated b date law to be per cent more back to themaneuver original cow". conducted once annually. The counties of the date operate the motor vobicle inspection stations for the state. III Seminole County there are MVI stations in Sanford, Caseelberry and it the Sanlendo sanitary transfer station. Callisrala, after four years of volm*ry Inspection, began mandatory 141 In 157$ for all vehicle, In the South Coot Air Basin (all or parts of Riverside, San Bernardino, Los Bfifti arbara Orange, vienturs and Sants counties). Inspections are required every time a ,sicie 4ia'sges . Todi are conducted by private contractors i i.....i., s.a 1UIon cars amsuall o n a statewide basis. Cars we checked at Mato in. spedlon stations as part of the yearly safety Inspection prior to being registered. Failed vehicles may. be retested at cortifled private garages Tedinical experts at the the other two must first be When a radiator hose goes bad on your car, do you Institute say the savings can removed. In such a case the replace just the one that be even greater In the case of labor to remove and replace failed or do you think about cars with two or three drive all three belts would preventing a repeat per- belts, operating the alter- probably beno different than formance by replacing other nat(w, water pump, power to replace one) hoses in dubious condition? steering and air conditioner At the very 16, says Automotive Cooling System Automotive Cooling compressor. Should the damaged belt Institute, ask your mechanic System Institute says the mod economical procedure be the one on the inside to take a good look at often Is to replace all hoses (farthest from the radiator), components to determine •. whether or not they are at once. Rubber components satisfactory for further use. of the same age are likely to For more Information of fall at about the same rate. It gets 30 miles per gallon of gasoline, cost less cooling system care, send a So it Is logical that they than $400 when new, and one doesn't ever have should be replaced at the kamped, self-addressed no. to put up with a back-seat driver. Today, such same time. 10 envelope to ACSI, 222 cars exist only In one's dreams or In the Henry Cedar Lane, Teaneck, N.J. Additionally, hose clamps 07666. By return mail you Ford Museum In Dearborn, Mich. This bit of should be checked as part of will receive a free 12-page nostalgia to help one forget today's driving the procedure, as the conbooklet entitled "Quick nedlon can hoois1yuie woes Is a 1913 10-h.p. chain driven Scripps____ It. Course In Car Care." IAI as the damn that Ithvli nuun t.yvievar. - Don't Forget This Part... Patrons of self-service below recommended the tires don't forget the gasoline stations can save pressure spare in the trunk. money, but the practice can 29 needed power steering All f those points can be be costly If regular main- fluid checked In just a few tenahce Is neglected. 28 were low on brake fluid minutes, 27 were low on battery Oil should be checked 1% operator of a tAs Angeles service station water wieldy and the other Items Ali of these items are so every two or three weeks. has both easy to check and so in- If you pump your own gas, checked the cars of 100 expensive to remedy that a here's a quickie reminder 'p their motorist Is being very m- lid of things to check wieldy customers who wise to neglect than. No or biweekly. Own fol.. x the i tools are needed for any of Oil level -• Mwersatlssga quart Low checks and the tires need We preesare OR CAR. raider 'r * Tr.v.l A Little .. Sin A Lit • PARTS SALE • SERVICE ' 1 Complete Lin. Of Now Honda. And Used Cars Autos • 4x4s • Trucks • Vans I!bCOMPLITI HONDA SERVICE CENTER L MECHANICAL Ifl WORK DONI ON PREMISE 1 DIAGNOSTIC COMPUTER ANALYZER FACTORY TRAINED MICHANICS WILLIAMS AMOCO / f - -, - - no only $ rv• staffen I, Sanford to Offer a FREE car wash. Intsnsdlesl lyl74$a LAW lamb"" $ANFOD . CT101V 110ND PNONI avm INTERIORS cvSiOM SUIT HONDA 'I any 5.00 purchase COMPUTE ____________ -. - -_lI•--_ IR50- ft Seat or ---5 - --5------------ V '-S -S 5 , .. ., F -' WI tU 511 I .: • z Z 'Søat Tops,. COnVar1Ibk\1 Tops • Vinyl Tops •ILIIIdIU Roofs .Avts Glass of all Owner Lewis Clnlers types • Seat covers • Carpet — ver Co $IIS.PISNcNAVL SANFORD •iInIi alibi- ' "/111111 (( 4SS ------------------.--S•.. -4-5------- -- -. . I101 • CONDONAL GUARANTER .. • MIA"VON ui uiisui*wcs woRk SUINID INTERIORS OUR SPECIALTY 5 - - M / we G" MICH Jill OFOUISRIALUITIIIOUS00 11110 IXM Auto Glass WOUCMANSIIIP And $ANPOSD$41IS PHONI ORLANDO 1314115 - SANFORD 01361LANDODS.(NWY1P4I 3224823 ____ "hh't ' ,, sed shad at kod one ti well doflar or two. When checking Battery fluid WASH I Thursday, Nov. 11 17-7 -. l • - V / S C 4 .Jill... �- . -- -..---- -- - ---- - - ---.-. -.--.-- - 9 I I - ____ - 4 72nd Year, No. 75-Friday, Nov. 16, 1919-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald, CUSPS 451.250)-Price 15 Cents County Receives . . _ ____ . SenInoIsMemorIHosØta V. • 6 Hospital Bids By DIANI PI*YI HIrMd1IWn1Iir • Gateway's proposal pledges to produce a totally new Bldl Imm SIX hospital gin up pipoft to buy or Wase 110001101 on the current Seminole Memorial Hospitalproperty, tng, com*y-omi.d 8-nbiol. Memorial Hospital were W$IIMU five Yews. opened 06 maidall by cody 011$lali .jitid Cowgy Ardor Jeff £tthbsrgsr said It will Gateway also proposes patients using the hospital. will pay take op 10 b weds for his cmos to nalyes the propoinis and for the capital Improvements rather than all taxpayers. Under IN 901 thim In Matrix ku for the owdlay of the SwAsole Gateway's system, the county commission would retain cogety Board o1 "ers. control by pomiesing sole power to appoint directors of the Bide were r.cMved from: new non$rofit corporatlo -Slininci. Memorial WpII.I Board of Thatiss, laciord. By Gateway's plan, the county would be relieved of Its - Gateway Mdosl Managoinu, M. Clearwater. obligation to fund Indigent care. - Methodist HsWoundation, Jacheonvllle. American Hospital Management Corporation also proposes - florid. Pospital, Orlando. tie premut facily not be renovated or expended. The group pledged construct a new, modern 2O0bed facility in the wft Sanford ares. Florida Hompkal,ak slgroopop0at.4 by the Ben,dh. The corporation pledges to manage the present hospital Day Advudid pIO$OIU $0 tWflthe11 dllthg the tramitlon period to bed utilize Its resources for the $Tth,de Memorial Ha"d (aeWilis accordiag to 44a new hospital, to dart instituting training and develop carcidly krmsd plan ed?IUin and r0VMIOS. programs for a smooth transition to the new facility; to In a corer letter, Mved Pr,l4 Mardian Blair develop a personalized medical care approach for the new this ranovatiesdhft woald adequately most tM no& at facility with 8.iphlole's present physicians; and to plan, nance, conMri and staff the new facility to open by fi theM esid, e1mrs J:10. dmlop'nent at a now facility somewher, midway ht,,en All American Hospital nhtIItu care for indigent patients, ft ay'llabk to provide quality ° ' Altomid. In the Ideidate4 corridor. osal Florid. HospiW Indicst.d the remirces of Its Mliorvlce hvdislis Orlando Would always beavaiIabl,uabedciipfor. Details of the proposals submitted by Hospital Corporation Seminole Memorial Hospital under the Advent aydem. at American and Methodist HospItal-FoundatIon were not According to Bob Wade, florid. HQ' director at public available this morning. - / - I • = SIZE. 175.13 C71.13 0114 005.14 175.14 P75.14 075.14 1475.14 OUR PRICE . FIT. 24.41 2101111 2W .l, 29$ $ 3353 1.73 1.11 1.09 2.11 2.22 2$ 34.1$ P75.11 075.11 1475.1$ 1.7131 1 Lake 231 31.19 U.N 34. 344 2.41 2.44 234 2.96 proomAiiiiins smumoWilier 1,01110 11111010 --• look prop ___ R.un. • '' - Submitted with their proposal to replace Seminole Memorial Hospital with a new, modern 200-bed Ilospilal Management Corporation's suggested facility was this model showing the American design. Cots. I.shr US• - 111 = - . • •. . __ • . . . . .4.A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .i.A akeft................... . • • • • .1* 00111110 • • • • 010 Av. 1W . I I I I I I • I I . Iranians Warn U.S. Against Moving Shah .Today...- I ftior irAy................9.A ft. tomb ..................StA Willow . 33.44 33.33 *3 41.N 44je ON 41.11 44.50 11.119 3.1$ _______ l_ ...................$.A J*uIlI.Iv_ ,.............I'A . .•. ., . . . . - , ..;** . . I... 2.27 2.33 Wooft .. ..... . . • • , . • . . . 1I3IlAN Inn (UPS) - Mosm Am.rt" and "DsMh to Carter" by bSI the U.S bS tidoy mire thinft= iii 110,110 dumomtnators retur j,4 $ Mo*n aahbsth prayers at j1 their agss If the IMid 1bran University. diendadm6lobemmisdIaNY V do sbah Is Moved from America to mot km any oo_ry -, as We have The donamial, hardier de!lAmI will be A 111WOM sm spider. at the .ocopbd ombumy, Was tihem rqWd1ag the hoatages," a 4ud. Florldo 2x 3,75. 4 'T':, sM "a.! • . I ?.r } . . •.. • • 1 • . -z. ....A) u,t •" •. 31,00 Assault Figures larceny Vehicle Theft 124454 249,715 241,491 20,1 754 3,379 15,521 34,g1 Not 13 504 270440 Pot. Incinin (Decrease) 12.2 15.2 143 24.1 11.0 Available 11.7 11.4 14.2 IMlecsrpratsd leminIe197S 3,331 5 15 43 144 448 23 11541 116 Uuilecsrpsrated Isminie 1979 3,45$ 2 21 24 11 39 1,053 11700 191 47 (2.5) 334 (flj) (43.07) (12.1) 12.3 7.1 11.3 kuford ins 10415 3 12 27 89 92 395 904 94 Sanford 1979 1,739 2 15 42 90 52 421 1,033 48 7.17 (33.3) 25 31.7 0.2 (43,5) 7,7 11.6 Pot. laceaa ..L. _: Pot. lacrisin (crsa.e) . Sanford, County Crime * 4- PIN Assault Breaking and Entering 151174 . 3.13• Aggravated Simple Murder Force Robbery Crimea Rope 44$,921 412 20 12,544 Pleddi Ifft __ ISd with *Ide of, "wa with Crimes January To September Total Major 900111 .II..I.I..•••I 1175.13 D17$.14 1111.14 P175.14 R)S.14 14171.14 P17511 11141. 141151$ Raise __ _ . PIT •.. ' Mary City Workers Get Pay ) 101 1 , OUR PRICE 41! .4'W: g . .' •. __ Sill • 1 Aid the city council Thsndey nld The council voted specifically to Perbsthlef'spreferred return of only Thursday night, Councilman Mrs. Pat forward for office. The $10,000 is very VOWin weB he V is due $33,710 to transfer the 41,01111A3 ft= the city's $7l monthly to the mayor andcouncjldid Southward brought up the pay increase significant and a substantial amount to psem a U acre site en Grwdbend reserve fun011 for the employee pay raise, not recelve a majority approval. "I don't for the city employees, arguing the the city at this time," Mrs. Southward for psi.do. but did not due*Ms a fund from whidi ass how you can be censured more for salary raises were justified. But on said, urging Instead that the som be In . A MAM at auso"AA WAIL Us Ift 10, "Ism bwa "IIIö 1Iil7 " while A new council Ii cssoiisg in the chains would perceive the move as snployom Several Lake Mary em-• •. them wwy abed it, You are "grabby and selfish." Sh. amid her pIoyeea have announced their Intent to Mire l*k Mary reid the anditwes is view ci soW to catch hull ao matter what you colleagues were destroying their accept better-paying Jobs In other • Modes. Page 1* the city's pier ''4I1O,NP1,W 'lbs do," Nelson said. • credibility, making liars of themselves government service In the county. The g •. fluiudsy u$4 • (th'a'ICW) pldwe is sit that macti and draining the public's confidence in Councilman Harry Terry, who with pay the rites at -40 i y, cAlue at what isgalag to happam than It The city council a month ago, on public officials In general. She called the Nelson and Mrs. Southward, will be Marwee r*iee to 1ve $1 1, ci $111 ad to the wN a "eedh pge," he said, adg It Is recommendatIon of Mayor Walter action -unconscionable and despicable." leaving the council In January because erdurid iradired fr r and eSsies andø he sad am fair, bewaver, to aped the council bream, tollnqiddsd theirmonthly they did not seek re-election, called her riilW utt- ii for addery beard esid ,'i-ub,,, cithe boards to serve "for stipends to balance the city's budget and "Lack of payment is not discouraging remarks "sandblasting the rest of us and members WI so pus. . see at the city." to keep from using reserve funds. candidates from putting themselves entirely out ci order." • urum I AN Amef icon 'w"" ; relations, the Orlando Hospital "has nothing much short of the Mayo Qiale." _____ \ Lags . Be hind S tate Levels 1111FDAVM*A33U were reported during the first nine corporated sections of the county than In um is nearly 6" the Im total Hope Increased by 31percent In IM. aimIs op is lanlurd aid is I--h Ceidy, it is ml grewisg an In Sanford, mjcr olesises bandied by Sasiord and 33.3 percent In We. WpJrMed Smk1e, a jump ryantheahesidefo,fle,fd.ina city pelic, are op only 7.07 percent. In • salacerporai.d areas of Seminole Sheriff John Polk says he hopes Is an to rus hr the first din m*Ii. of Caidy, violent alma hasInAmesedy programs which encourage rope victimi Sqmnbiok • - of tOre *5, rd,u,i yedsidey by thedate, 4.7 percent. While all elt d now has I= Iacr.usd fuPlims vktims' advocate, and spesewo dew a 333 pursed J is the majer crimereported by the wil "iws OR the cr dee be Mid. e statewide, some kind. of 1 he re aw npeuts4 IOU equemlylocgy. Statewide reports of forcible rope ftew no am Nowdpiitcesd ady7.07.er Inrd,thsdple'.au)trat.fefl mite msJsr $addnt,, whil. the WUlpucentwhilev,lgcletlatusw,,e increased by 16.6 pelced. 8WVrA C0000111 iW dow by 27.7 prool. 1% S=W* The mufdor rate in AIM r@PW.W A drop in armed rob. Semin* rhoppe 75 dft Of LAW Was 11Y 41 pwcO. Assaults and four reprW mwdws in ft cow t M* dims mw*n wm Wag fewer in Um VWW occgrW wkNa dw kdwd co 116111" 10o. ar. m___ - •• - ..•. -.... . • -- -. •• •-- '14 I 14 .77 ' -- _A._ ----- • __J - ir- - - --- - -r -... 'c Two- - - - " - - - - .-•' -s-- ... _ . I wpt:~: 4 ,~_, • I•• - •.............. •- . • . - • • . . I . • . • - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 15, 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/99bc4e05826ae3eb85005cfb34273c63.pdf fc869400d5325730e06bbc7fe922ef2c PDF Text Text ---- SUNDAY EDITION '1 72nd Year, No. 94—Sunday, December 9,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—( USPS 481-200) —Price. 25 Cents iristmas Parade '79 0 SANTA 11—Ivsiløg H,raIl, $adsrd. P1. COMES Pr1sy, Dec.?. I97 - TO TOWN #4.. . - i flemporary Live SOFA • LOVEAT • CHAIR in b.autiful Herculon . Santa Cla us (right) rode into town at the end of the Annual oulu, li U li U111 U OR Commerce Christmas Parade Saturday, as thousands looked on. Members of the Sanford Gymnastic Club (below) rode down First Street ona float sponsored by the Sanford Kiwanis Club. Nine bands, 23 floats and hundreds of local officials, club members and Seminole students marched past a crowd estimated early Saturd ay at between 5,000 and 10,000. , 1 \ I - Carter To Use Food As Weapon In Iran? . . , .• '- • uuUpr1 4 - - - • WASHINGTON (UPI) — Presldent Carter believes Iran is American goods. —insurance rates ror shipments aunenng a massive shortage 01 imported goods and thinks ne ran have quadrupled must consider a food embargo as one option that might lead to and the nation has suffered a decline in imports ranging bet. ween 65 percent and 50 percent. release of the hostages, It was learned today. Carter also recognizes the Iranian crisis has helped his in— In Iran, the government said it soon would establish an indanding in political polls and thinks It has diaproven Seii standing ternational commission to Investigate American "espionage Edward Kennedy's charges that he lacks ability to lead crimes" in the country and would present some of the America. American hostages to the panel. Carter's detailed views on the crisis were learned under Foreign Minister Sadegh Qotbzadeh said In a statement White House ground rules forbidding attribution of the source. published in local newspapers today the International cornThe president has decided he must consider withholding mission would expose "Imperialist and Zionist groups in Iran American food shipments from Iran, but Is not singling out and the world." that option above others at this point. The commission would help Iran show "to the deprived of He does not feel the crisis has eased substantially, but does the world what American imperialism and international feel confident of his ability to deal with It, It was learned. He is Zionism does to weak nations," the statement said. grateful for the wld7d:PPort he feels American allies In addition, the commission would investigate the crimes of have given the United some hostages, and all American crimes in Iran since 1953, the It Is also known that Carter believes: —America's seizure of Iranian assets in the United States year Shah Mohammed Reza Pahievi was restored to power with U.S. support after a brief exile. already has made it all but impossible for Iran to Import E Iran: The Real Story 'An Entebbe-Type Raid Would Not Work Says Woman Who Visited Country 1' flLdI7I1 I 02%juiLdo W - ' : . ' .: • • )' AL I r I . Elf WRAPPED 1 FOR THE SEASON T I - -' - ____ ____ ___ Pinecrest School eta dents (left) march as dozens of Christmas gifts, while hundreds of spectators watch as auto entrepreneur Art Grindle drives down First Street. I •- ••-••' dI _ 4 MK r:7 - I. •• •.. •'_Q'\ 3 Page 2 Story, Is land: Poor By ow"am NweldS4WrNur In a , Ui. Rip, Mickey fai 4. D 1*u warned llaMa ? fim ou the an, VW in the ibrt ledsy. __ - Use ___ 1 Ballot Box Wed* job, a we wad cunsirvM to be the mark of today,"141wd from "s="ad reared her sons with kdegrity and hit "it ia the low who areil11ldeup— the some momelity," he sil d. Us aided Na mother put both N. esea who celled Marlin IA" King names -who are bs.4b and tS cs* to lathe moral idk In lbs bojoWk ds1res. an to lot psrpstaait good own" lid durlag the lati liVe he wad - - I Should By DIANE PETRYK Among the middle class, she said, like It," she setd. Herald Stilt Writer Iranians had two alternative attitudes fanatic religious beliefs are not found. When the three wise men left for to Americans when she was there, she "They're modems, but don't pray five Bethlehem, It depleted the intelligence said, times a day. They use alcohol, eat pork resources of Persia. "Either they didn't want any part of and their wives don't wear the chadors." Will Rogers never met a Persian. you or they smothered you. If they liked Chadors are the long floor Length veils Then were popular American slogans you they would not Leave you alone." that cover the entire body that Khomeini when Ken. Johnson, new management Ms. Johnson said she firmly believe, has mandated women return to wearing. analyst for the Seminole County Human the Iranian student's actions are being "When I got to Iron tall the Ironies Services Department, was working In orchestrated by the Iranian government. women dIdet wear thi," Ms. Jn "Someone had to hay, given Khomeini said, "By the ts I Wlt 95 weemet were Irus. ,staSt. AM winy at Pt at — yes onoo embed Persia Is the is tee:' abs ss. "When I was in Iran," she explained, now Iron. See ENTEBBE. Page 24 "In Iran, Americana found It very "th. story was that Khomeini held a ---of no. JIlIUfl IWO, JI -wuW 5UU55 I(IU U15 WRIt) WKI UM C "because Iranians are not logical Shah's father. In 1971, while Khomeini 0 was in exile In Iraq, tapes were played In " never saw logic applied," she said. the Mosques to Incide people to "Only —. They are volatile, rue. demonstrate against the Shah. 1I "Middle-class Iranians told me these Thit'i why In her opinion, It Is tin- demonstrations were led by Communist poesibieto predict whatth. Iranians will supporters of Khomeini. These Communists went to the students and gave do with their American hostages. Ma. Johnson has a bachelor's degree In them their goals and objectives. "Persians have got to be the mod social work end Is near completion of a mailer's degree in public policy. She vindictive people in the world. They hold spot a yew and haUinlil.ban,a city in a grudge witH they get even and central Iran, and left In November, 1910, Khomeini has not fulfilled his dream of Just as the revolution that p.4 Ayatollah getting even with the Shah." The Shah was definitely better for Iran Khom eini In power was getting started. ____ Being spit on In the street and called Om Khomeini, Ms. Johnson said. "By our standards, the Shah did some names convinced her that It was Urn, to inhumane things. But there was 8 percent Ism,she said. unemployment in Iran when I left and e people from th e area "Historically, th that is now Iran led the world," she said. now the unemployment rate Is 60 per"They developed the Hanunurabt Code. cent. "The Shah also established a system of B.4 they don't know they're not leaders public hospitals and public schools. of the world anymore." Ms. Johnson said even when Irania ns Before the Shah, only children of the rich come _ to the U.S. for their technical went to school. He also began a social treiuib, they lose the aldUs they learned service system. "Sure the Shah had money and Liked when they return to Iranian culture. Even Iranian doctors trained in the U.S. the things money could buy, but under lees th* shths wheir they return, she the Shah a middle class developed, where before'people were only very poor or Mo4b her job lnlmnwurwthlia very rich." ties center for dependents of Americans Middle-class Iranians are not pro. working In that country,she lived among Khomeini, she said. "Two months ago one of my friends Irwin, and said she feels the got to Tel"IfIft .................... 7C called a friend in Iran and was told there know what they woo Wis. Weadw ...................... :A are demonstrations against Khomew in 1 wag to Iran because I wanted to ase of Tolvan. didn't arms outside like. I wWtoft Middle Ead)was - - - ___ 0 flsvekpnad Corp.) Frisads bJutuu1, Lelald aeld the MI MI at w __ __ " dthsan p end im be lbs IMI ______ __ ..cat*ent Uke 1* inth ' it to be jr - ad" - ONION 0 be - • to let their voices be heard at lbs thel .•'•' . -- . . a. few YOM psopie - • loam e,tadOw the svad was provided by the at the U*sd *ntan uien:ij' ad "Why Edsad Waters Colegi Concert (ale. I- • r' we . ?adthi. To= a =niMntti ams" I Was A%te &slow IL W FSsm' .d sbo Is app" ob*MK - DP- i ., ,. . tqdhir,worklngts(iM the promlaiuolthe U.S. "kw we I' g awe ft 00 iM1114S to 11,1814001 a& 46W0 C msnad, l'4 4 he liscani. very $*IatIIk . ,, ad__ fi4 ithed that the r,d l "WMitISdPMath,VaNwNMS*e $IIDCO, M's es givis to as an bosrnNc "dl e * to be Is ed* d lb L11IMan?" .s 1W the bshat aws kepadeOWN be diaded Iisd to two Radon f1 thsw is Sii thW1iN. 1 'tai. th' £dsad Waters Coll* thi t adw2 ii. Ams' Jaueis .dto lbs liv. Amos , . _ ____ __ ad irj- Lshad sam plad to . 6W sa.sw nI sib - - '- loom lbillillm =logo Was 110M of cimiff an - - -- ---AAL-A.1— 0— r ~Vvxw Pw WWI of "P a , = UNAN"Ofifts 5. - -a - • -- — I __-.. , I -, lI . . —•,.\1 & Comm • 4 - - S - • -" H. Wa... •,,,,,,,,,, - 1.We uw mat lar • - - - -_ --- -_ we bd ad lb. arj#,,'s f±. - s. W Wan Ss U.S. Representative Mickey L.lud, DTeuas (left), spends a minute with Horace (hr, president and ezecistive dlrect.r of SEEDCO, prior to Lelasills speech to dw ah annual Friends banquet.[Aland warned against culging programs 16 aid dw poor and sealer citizens. �U - - 0. •.- .. -. - -.. . . .. .. - . .-.. i-.- _.. . -. - . - . t Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. A-IYSSIhI, NsraU, $0e10, PL $iidiy, D.c., flfl Crowd Sees '79 Chris as Parade lwnar gart Qondi theeMond to sr the sin ad a ublU whId hew .•r it OI1 to his four sd s Ovtmas down m re to siort g bMtts. ad DSVI4 it ad 5 P s Isford Polio. Dsp.tat ad I"le Oiiy W iPl to 101* WilkiD( $10111 skitwalk wat VM91 with VII' Ouldeg Md r Liutog, the D,pNb tb bob Wildild from on the 1 _iJ dad. bin away, and the sin DS?W$ $rinMM$ N store fr _ _ _ A ciowd d1mlnarUy .hnM.d M bdwue 1* ad 1UN kColid Shag the parade rods. The parade wend on for two hours, breaking Up at Laurol watched idne bade 23 floats and l*ado of 10001 murs Avenue and Fallen Strut with the marchers heading back to Wm*gd travel up First Streat to laurel Avenue u. their cars, Mother "Parade it Qrlotmas Wonders" a by the Saiord Chamber it Ocnmwm 001 1 17• _____ Fird came the patrol care, thin the track carrying RouiShd Bat for band, the mimury will n be a good one: they MacIhnald. this vats Grad Marshal it the AIthOI*tI gaords funoin w'iJul, twiggy en were dradid alter being WI behind in Maltiad and war, mwdL I° the ___ Waft the peade,the nstkllshhy. scheto ___ Police say the bus, sdi.,d to pick i the Tuekawifla known rod sat out the event. 1duel band from the scheol grinds, never showed A half-diem can brougit local pelhlkü and civic flue 5 WbUIaeflmginteflSde to gat ebWdtothe P the 4Owt And thin the parade homed to atop thes pollee ads were sent to psra the band e pond, to ,mement and for a minat. the atront en oy Thin ____ band, "lbS msmbers .dodal.d to moth the 2d oat ci 1 mlii, what the crowd had been waiting _____for - the____ following ____i at the school - DAVID 1. RAZIZR cad be pithed MaJ4 )flgl $ VVORLD _— IN BRIEF No Injuries As Explosionfl Rocks Cuba U.N. Mission p NEW YORK (UPI) A p,,dul bomb in eke the Cdo mission to l Friday showsdngnslglibadiood*ratswtth *u'di of glue bat cluing no serbs injuries. A rlglg.wlng Cuban terrorist grow, Omega 7 9 claimed respunalbility for bl4 ft was the second .iollonat the mission on _ _ Ladogton A"nas In__ do 10 siz "k& No sorka Injuries were reported, although two polic eathuwsretsk,iitoBeUevue Wip' .1 for ear _______ ,iwthi#Ions. . L.•. •1 . 1- ;4.j • . I SAliSBURY, mbabws Rhododa (UPI) - The inflky command today reported 17 war d,stha and add 11 hack pls were abdurt.d by black Insurgents ___ from a_'1'cn run by the American United Qiurdi of The n'msmlque said guerrillas of Robert Megabe's kpo4 11 male pop1k Nov. Patriotic Front ' 21 from the W. $i1ka mission on the eastern border with Mcueq "They were told that they were being taken to a tarrudat hue la__ lbMosunbique," It said. Ireland Hood Raps IRA DUBLIN, Ireland (UP!) - Ireland's MW Minider QurIss I. Haugluey, once socked from, the for IRA, bu Cabinet on suspicion of gat vowed a tovO dac, against the oatlawed groop. Haughoy, $4, en elected to replace os*golng Prune Minidir Jack Lynch Friday, "1811411011 his old achooimate ad - 1001" rival__ $10 Man George C,Coiieyby44 votes tolkuasecrdballolo( _ the ruling Flues Fall Soldiers of Dedlay Party's periiemedsey Within hours of the victory, Haughey publicly con. _____ SovI•ts St.p.Up Warh.ads To Assault By DAVID U. RAZIZR Herald Writer no trait trom __ or 0 r,lrj 5th15 lday PUN omd* sow. Solid construction it 1I mobile "'t sites hu aecoluratodisruedwasbadthewarheadi targeted on Wedern Europe soon will be douhl.d. the allields Woman • H _ ___ from her I Mars IIh Jones told police the go en taken ___ At Ul Pereimma Ave., between 5:11 a.m. and 3 ptm BOY EOSlOFBKZ MMUTAKM A tror ad were d"from ob4byekwowWwWab*edW*nW*&Wsd*dbL from a Sialord loaded with the trait ad taken withot sidhorization. shod located at the rtI I A Webiva M=M0015back to atfioel bud he bicycle tabra by on ats ohe tiduthuad to killhau, tarIff's deputies n=, sit, of 0 reprIed be wee U tHe muter told di,dies the Moydi was we "So . S .idFrldir. arilsadtbonowflgwtothowwby Special Session Upsets Legislators It IsaeooykrtheNATOcesmdll to me,. akeed sad Wadiasdsy san alliance prapad to turn a day las rJorm mist tan relief for the little Bradley slid the quslius it "hew I. falily ducsd wail have permitted a ---ps WWI Is a Mae .."ml ioveremr Is m*duytof---i - tads weald ad sen. Na seulon en not kdtogliS t 1. IIIIIIINI UGw ae.nara'tmais relief and the, en the pHIy it It sey15gIenbadiahuodaidsprto bNsaNut_ "The sert realises there Is a wft the —'- on ld ° slid. - of humus Isa ala, slag a to. ml diI110 increasing prepaihlus 11 typo asvwnl alset. He wadi the a gl'es an to "I bad as co"4uce Is law so. the appiliun ins L.. ,i M$M tin t Is shawl Is pat semit'ing * the Mirth ballet to heed The itUVO.id legWV'u could have alkoted sa$y" he slid, ZZ' y. - ______.. the ;:s will be agriculture and lndadrW aid HW1IIrd5l kepas thue limes it a —y it dl. it I dust Slate Rep. lobby it hind," Bradley slid. This laths prediction 'uu prqsst we w apl'e4 thag '--a, Brad$syaldthatcurrentlythedilsbsss Brantley, D'Loniwaod, horne fri the d,sli'11 with soft detains sheet WWit qprai.ersonsqIIsheiwt.p*s yDO4A UTD Uin1d$ WriSir Begett: " 4:417 L06 iolaitve IadS * paadi Hammer l WAStIINGTON (UPI) — The Soviets have dipped 108 Uses A $4-veer-old Sanford woman was assaulted by a hammerwielding ma Friday evening, 18Ypollee. Willie lae Caltiwsil sitfered scalp lacerations when a man booij other asealihid her with a claw 1'nv'l.r to the house at 1013 Hickory Ave., police report. us was treated at for Inj oils aitf.nd at shotS Seminole Memorial she lousw her aslliI4. p.m., sq polio,, who dwnra,d the Irish Rupublich Army and Ms objectives and pledged himself to a peaceful .oldlon Is vbokiiee. ridden Northern Ireland, $oa. MS e.s ins' a,- UsN . .,, in 'Ent.bbe'Typ. Raid Would Not Work' ___ ___ _____ _____ with rugod chndzat.d their dsmonntrntlen are? ___ o.d itse lf (5115014 From Page IA) Jet at the ftu time. You om a. tofoed." mI011of pan 1d1theC*mea goot4andgotthemat.rlaltomakethem I onuld*els.beptIeslthM se. Then the facu look normal. pasi h ave b they jot them anAmer1anrdueltossnd gr to Ira 4.I 'They're nowgotten this much at. anYmore." woold do any good. Mi. Johnson emphasised that she was "lbS only AmiriX food I -w being t.igkn before. They love It." Ms. Jokoacu atidid that ibm fears the tcld'by Iranians that they were glad lbS used thin were li.suey K ?*)4? of 4111 the ____ Shah took the land from the churches and "I don't thek PrIndlu 311k ad corn ItII' 0$ gave It to the farmers. flakes are Deceuury to th. basic Iralu hnit*t "You can't know bow to__ deal with such ___ recalled th csig11y ritid "Moat of the flour there was from Pe*. They're hacking theme al v.s b*O statement by the Shah that he rigratted u" a oorur and you know how a trapped Kuwait and d*fl1P171111 off the "M" _ ___ M _ onludurstoltan. Sh uetowhatom 211111001 WWI "I was told byIraiimthMUamais bsdmetopdthehagesbuck. yiodd boycott of Iran would too lazy to work he becomes a Mulish. 'lbs Iri1 ii are to. ndidsbIe," keW an and to the alMa, Mi. Jclmson _ They said 'he wrap a diuly rag arend llfl'aeytaaywe*uldhave slid. man of the foremen his head and calls himself a____ it Amuricuus work a a "An Entshbe4ype raid *odd be IM-' ____ ____ ___ church. lbsn he goes to the peopl. with ___ ___ ____ ad pos," she said. "Th. Embassy Is too en I*S1 basin What hu,d "WON PW W 1,g*,, We could dedroy their oU his hand out.' Apparen y they're talkers." _ tidag Is sure, she slid. That is, ii1kurlu, however. But, I In din no* If an the Wages are all dlii alive." Before the Shah, she said, churches the Irdaiw on d, a good job "Angel" Angela Day riding with the All Souls ___ _____ Lads to the Mere In Iran, IlL Church School float fights a gust of wind trying to OW11sd most ___ of the tilhabit lad and peoa. wurhed on It Ilk. sofa Under lb. Bedegli Q51'a4 Join= slid If miomsini Is able to day take away her halo, as she gets ready for the _pi the "ida" low earAn en it Is power, she does not think he will loan ____ ____ made to start Saturday. " lids way" oh •adied. 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She stuffed a towel in her mouth piled debris around the machine and honestly didn't think I was going to live to telephone his wife during the early remain In the living room. IN BRIEF concrete floor was getting hot from the and jumped. covered her so she couldn't be seen. through It," Judy Joyner said referring hours of the rioting, but, just as the mob When she opened the bedroom door, fire below. There she remained until "When I hit the ground I couldn't see Later, he returned with other policemen to her escape from death during the started pounding on the apartment door, however, "It was Like lifting the lid of night. anyone, the crowds had drifted over who escorted her to a military jeep. donning of the U.S. embassy in Pakistan their communication was cut off, hell," she said. "Smoke came boiling in I wrapped thewould towel by angry mobs. "1 stayed on the balcony until the living toward aroundthe myembassy. head, hoping people Mrs. Jo m r as taken to the British "The crowd of Pakistanis -- thousands — the apartment upstairs was on fire, as v. here she as reunited with was the door to our apartment. room windows blew out -- I could hear think it was a turban, and walked away III Mrs. Joyner, wile of Tim Joyner, an and thousands of screaming people aerosol cans and bottles exploding inside her husband. The couple irrived back in "I had picked up our cat, but he clawed from the heat," she said. "Flames were the dark, heading away from the flames. Air Force master sergeant assignee to swirled around in the courtyard. They United States Nov. 30. "Before long I literally stumbled into athe the embassy, was In her apartment were throwing rocks, snashjng windows his way off my shoulder •- we never saw licking through the windows, the curtains man. I could see in the light from the Despite their harrowing experience. and doors with clubs, setting fire to him again. I was holding my breath, were on fire." groping across the apartment, it was fires he had a gun, and breathedasign of the Jovners said they would go back to within the walled embassy compound, furniture," she said in an interview, doing laundry, when bricks and bullets dark I couldn't see the light." Mrs. Joyner said she didn't want to relief when I saw he Wils a policeman," I'akistan if they are assigned there With smoke drifting in the apartment darted flying. Mrs. Joyner made her way to a jump the 18 feet from the balcony, but It she said. again, even though they lost all their The policeman got her beneath a possessions, including their car, in the Joyner, who fled inside a large, steel windows, Mrs. Joyner, who probably was balcony, where she hid behind a low wall was becoming unbearably hot. She the last American to he evacuated front tros the rampagu mob below, decided to use a cedar built to cushion machine used for heating tar For roofs, riot. Carter Uses A Crude Word To Back-Up Energy Speech WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter, In "a very vigorous speech" that included a crude word, has told House energy conferees they better get their - -- L collective buttocks moving on major energy legislation. In pushing the conferees to complete action on at least one major piece of energy legislation by year's end, the president Friday used "language he doesn't commonly use... It was a very vigorous speech," said Rep. Philip Sharp, D-Ind. Sharp said Carter used the work 'au" but refused to put It in context, although it was clear the president suggested Congress' ought either to get Its collective one moving or kicked. Auto Industry: Big Slump DETROIT (UP!) — Mired In a deep slump, the US. auto industry cut car and truck production sharply this week while permanent layoffs of hourly workers climbed past 116,000. That figure could easily go over 130,000 in January when General Motors Corp. adds 11,300 employees to the roll of indefinitely idled workers, raising concerns hit olp, Long Island Railroad Off NEW YORK (UP!) — The United Transportation Union called a strike on the Long Island Rail Road at 12:01 am. today, cutting off service for 260,000 daily commuters on the nation's most heavily used rail line. The strike, affecting 17 unions representing 8400 workers, was called by Edward Yule Jr., general chairman of the UTU, after the Metropolitan Transportation Authority rejected the union's latest demands. The talks between the unions and the L!RR broke off at 1:20 a.m. in Washington D.C.Medlator George Ives said the negotiations had been recessed and "no scheduled time" had been set for their resumption. Stocks In Surprise Rally NEW YORK (UP!) — Despite the tensions and us- certainties surrounding the Iranian crisis, the stock market posted a sharp gain this week as Interest rates fell and institutions did some year-end trading. Turnover was heavy. The Dow Jones Industrial average, a 1015-point winner lad climbed tIM palM. t. W.19. Some observers said Ua merbet bas embbsd on $ w.sk year-end rally that investors hope will carry over into early 1960. Hundreds of docks are selling at cheap prices following October's severe selloff. FWRIDA IN BRIEF Spate Insurance Companies T8 Challenge Bill Gunter TALLAHASE, Fla. (UP!) — Florida's two biggil auto insurers are challenging an order by Insurance Commissioner Bill Gw*ar keeping them from charging young male drivers more than yoong women and singles more than married folks. Allstate, the second largest Insurer, will ask the Departmebt of Administration's Division of Administrative Hearings to strike down the Oct. 1 order, public affairs manager Engine flompus said Friday In St Petersburg._____ State Farm, the biggestcnpay, and ______ Employees Insurance Co., will file v'r11 'pMIUeiw. .thef1rd step toa challenge o1Oadee'hs$b. Mate courts, said Dave Foiadain of the Florid. Insurance - News Service. All Ike.e petitions probably will be Slid Monday, Fountain said - March. ,ANVIAWn Vh ittvii — A..Lm. fs U. . . Today, Children Choose Their Own Wardrobes / -Tim Sanders uses a model to demonstrate to Vlrgli Is McAllister how he gave Medical Laboratory Aide student Gene Lewis of Altamonte Springs (right) aid to an epilepsy victim. reads EKG tape on "patient" Perry Webb of Longwood. Lake Brantley High Scho0 Students LE By JANE CAELBER*Y Herald Stiff Writer The things Lake Brantley High School students learn and the practical training they receive in the school's Health Occiçatlon classes not only give them a sampling of careers In medicine, but may help them save a life some day. Sixteen-year-old Lake Brantley Senior Tim Sanders credits the things he has learned in his Medical Labiratory Aide Program class for thecool and capable way he took charge lna recent emergency. Two weeks ago Tim was on his way to work when he saw a middle-aged man fall to the ground at the corner of Sand Lake Road and State Road 434. He Mopped to help and observed by the man's actions that he was having a seIzure. "I opened his airway and stayed with him until he came out of the seizure and other help arrived," Tim said. "Another man at the scene thought he was having a heart attack and wanted to take him to hospital, but laud It was only an epileptic seizure and he would come out of It soon," Tim said. "I wouldn't have known what to do If I hadn't heard Mrs. McAllister speak to our class and seen the movie on epilepsy she showed us." Virginia McAllister, Seminole County representative for the Epilepsy Association of Central Florida Inc., has spoken to the Health Occupation classes several times. She said that when the Emergency Medical Tediniciseis arrived they told Tim had done exactly the right thing. A %, .-- was .1i jIj s % gi.g$p Oécupstlon - stud"" ci America convedion in Orlando recently, wants to be a paramedic. "The first aid I have learned In the class has helped a lot and Iam going wbeaft to the emergency room at Florida Hospital Orlando twice a week as a learning experience," Tim said. The Medical Lab Aide Program Is taught by Laura Moran, who worked as a medical technologist at a hospital lab before teaching the pilot course at Lake Brantley. "I love toad. It Is really a good program. It allows the students to see whet a hospital is like. It Is unusual — only one of two In the date," explained Mrs. Moran. Many of the students will be working as medical tedmologids, so they will be observers at Florida Hospital In Orlando during the second semester. The other class Is the Health Service Aide Program taught by Thelma McGhee, a Registered Nurse, who has worked at Orlando Regional Medical Center for 11 years befor, coming to Lake Brantley this year to Instruct 31 students in two two-hour classes. She said her course gives t.lgl4 into different areas of the medical profession and helps students deride If they want to make It a career. In January her students will gain dli*ul .spsrlsnce at S'1kpIi Memorial Hospital, where they will obsu've hoqdtil . I I S arn - -- . .. r , - about the health of Rig Three Supplemental Unem- ployment Benefit funds. Ford Motor Co., with 11 of Its 15 U.S. assembly plants closed this week, accounted for only 6.3 percent of domestic car production. KIdA Asks Lakeland -: - Sunday, Dec. 9, 97 I 'I - -. How - . .. . . . . . . ..• . . . .. :-. . . , . . . - .• .. • .• .. • , • .' ••, S family court," said Laura vounge'r. The human Temple wore in the 1934 Slnderbrand, of the Fashion organism seems to require a movie "little Miss Marker," Lives Institute of Technology (FIT. certain degree of discomfort Cinderella Clothing Industries She pointed to a boy's deep to feel flell dressed." lent the dress, hich sold hail teal suit with starchy white The collection begins with a million copies. • - ST personnel and receive an Introduction to the basic procedures medical control and are not registered with the association, Seizures are sometimes triggered by emotional stress, they lwned In the classroom. They lam to take blood pressures, temperatures, pulse and respiration, to make bright strobe lights, loud disco music and any shrill loud noise hospital bede, transfer patients safely and bathe and feed She said it is estimated that one out of 50 school age children Patients. They study basic anatomy and physiology. "Who they leave here lfthey want to work ata hospital asa are victims of epilepsy, which affects 2 million Americans. nurses aide they will be able to function safely," said Mrs. Eighty percent of people with the problem can be totally, or almost totally, freed from symptoms with continued treatMcGhee. ment. The vast majority can lead active, self-supporting and As a result of Mrs. McAllister's visits, the.two classes have long lives. There are many causes for the disease, such as volunteered to work with clients of the Epilepsy Association, They will assist in the Job Readiness Training program, damage to the central nervous system before or during birth, but one of the most frequent Is head injury In auto accidents, helping epileptics prepare themselves for employment. The Students In the Medical Lab Aide class also learn to give workshop consists of motivational and attitudinal skills and field trip activities. The student volunteers will help with electrocardiograms and administer cardiopulmonary paperwork, films, role playing and In other ways at the main resuscitation (CPR). office at 710 E. Colonial Drive, Orlando. At least two of the students wer dr t th -" Six students will attend a presentation by Bob Dubinaky, a because of their own experiences with medical ProltJ staff member with the Epilepsy Association who is studying Melanie Garcia a junior from Altamonte cr'rinis, blofeedbsckatthe University of Central Florida. He is helping juvenile diabetes since she was nine and had to learn to give ddwmin whether-aperticular type of feedback training will herself Injections of Insulin. She wants to work In medical ___ be" sure y. technolog t program at Brantley is very will presud their findings to their cleamiates. beneflcial.' a Student volunteers from Lake Braintley aim will be per. Belinds Berkley, a senior from Forest City, has a history of ticipst in swimming, volley ball and social activities with at the YMCA in Orlando on asthma and would like to go to University of Central Florida to Youniii people with epilepy learn to be a respiration therapist. "I know what I've been Saturdays trom 11 amL to 4 pm. will Joe. through and If I can help one person It will be worth the effort," Mrs. McAlllMas' palntri 0* it Is i ant that the clients Billada said, bd ____ them Unds Bernardi, a senior from Longwood wanes to be a mere are 310 to 460 epilepsy clients In Seminole County, registered nurse and plans to attend Valencia Community Un- MCA11111110ruld, w1co"Wthose who don't want Ifto be College. "I love It, and can hwdly waft Un we Sol into the known and those who have the condition wxler complete hospiltal for clinical experience," Unds said. has had - .. ..' By GAY PAULEY Historical costumes were pelting influence" on how the UPI Senior Editor selected b Cora Ginsburg, a young want to look. NEW YORK tUP! - collector of antique clothing, Included are the ruffled ', Today's children do their own who observes in the program hUe organza gowns that the thing when It comes to clothes that, "Just at the moment Dionne quintuplets wore for a - and woe to the adult who tries when we pride ourselves on 1942 presentation to the to rule otherwise. the freedom of our clothing, British queen, and a ruffled "If you put today's kid in tight jeans are the height of red-and-white polka dot that, he would take you to fashion For the young and organdy dress that Shirley - 1 ' S.0 , is Silk shirt that might have an 18th century boy's costume Universal Studios been worn to dancing school in green corded silk loaned by remaking the movie, from a . or a party. It was vintage the Philadelphia Museum of Damon Runyon story, and its 1920, part of an FIT exhibit of Art, and a girl's blue silk new little girl in the cast is an '1 110 costumes from three moire tlress, with the fabric unknown, Sara Stimson, a . centuries of children's stiffened over the chest and seven-year-old second grader / clothes. abdomenfashion calls it a from ilelotes, Texas, near San -, Once upon a time, Mrs. stomacher i, circa 1700, From Antonio. : , . Stnderbrand said, 'the the Sinithisoiihui Miss Stimson is the direct Institution. . fabrics, ideas and concepts stolil.lellers have been luirt of opposite of Shirtley Temple, that were the stars of one apparel in and out of the the golden-curled, dimpled Seventh Avenue season for centuries, star almost half a century adult dress became the deja The exhibit, a series of ago. She has straight black VU staples of the following vignettes tied to the seasons, hair with bangs, and until . season for children's gar- w orks its way up to the 1980s, selected from 5,000 little iil .•\... ments" Today, said Mrs Sin in an old-fashioned talent Not today, said Mrs. Sinder- derbr.intl, television, films, contest never acted except in brand. "The new importance and sports are "(lie coiii- a Cliristiiuis scene at school . with which the children's . market now regarded, its Herald Photo by To NsR1 to alertness trends and its After more than 95 years, the locally owned Chase NEW aim, not at the parent but and Company was purchased on Sept. 28 by excess of $5 million and its name * was changed to directly at the child, have Relchold Limited. a Canadian corporation. the Sunniland Corporation. Workmen are shown drastically changed all of this. through its U.S. subsidiary, Canadyne Cor- putting up the new signs on the company Fabrics are now selected poratkin. The Sanford-based fertilizer and roofing headquarters located at 202 S. Oak Avenue In specifically for children's clothing from all categories material company was purchased for a figure in Sanford. . MIC HOWAVI. OVit'4 than from the tmtted groupings formerly conW sidered appropriate for 'kiddies' ciothes"'. Mrs. Sinderbrand, of the FIT'sEdwardC.Blum design laboratory, produced the "Age of Innocence" exhibit which will run through March 13, is free to the public, and is sponsored by The Educational GAINESVILLE, Via. (UP!) Sex researchers ckogynoua (nonsexual) tendencies and then given a interested In affiliation (affection) and morality." Foundation for the Fashion should spend more time trying to find out why lid of several hundred adjectives that could "Seeing sex In different ways helps explain why Industries and Monsanto Texpeople indulge In an rather than what kinds of describe ü*.r.perional — but not usual there are so many conflicts in sexual relation- tiles Co, The exhibit is sexual activities turn them on, a University of relationships. They were asked which and how ships," Grater said. "If the man defines sex as an dedicated to the International Florida psychologist said Thursday. strongly these words applied to sex. achievement and the woman as affiliation, then Year of the Child. Unknown to the students, the words were they are really speaking two different languages, "I don't think we're going to find out much about "The age of innocence Isn't general groups ht ed psychologica ll y into five sex by just finding out how much sex people do," weig ing over for kids," she said, "but the "Studying motives sex has some ot Interest having connotations of power, morality, pleasure, said Dr. Harry Grater, It Is for our society." possibilities in understanding human sexuality survey of 400 college students with a word test achievement and affiliation. In addition, some of rather than just studying techniques," he said. "In the words were pit on the lid because of designed to measure feelings about sex. sex therapy, patients could use sex to express their AM[ RA SHOP neutral connotations. feelings and different parts of their personalities edthe "Sex research In the pad has been about who does The words selected by the students indicat tither than focusing on how to perform better." what to whom, but If you don't know the meaning ol way they viewed sex, Grater said. the act, then you don't really know what you're "mere was a classic kind of role difference Grater said he wants to refine the test and try it measuring," Grater said. between men and women," he said "The men were out on other segments of the population, especially . - . . , - . , .-. -- - , • . -. • , .. ....:'. ,'. - '-. . . -• . •. NAME J He Tries To AY SAVINGS SALE MR -asure Feel — ana,. , - O Sex Expert Seeks Why' f — — In Grater's motivational survey, students first more interested In power (domination) and sex offenders. Rape, he said, represents the lerl tested for their mascujlite4entinlne an- achievement (perforrnance),whlle the women were ultimate expression of the power motive. $35 0C*L so" ClASSES lAcludsY.sw asks Over 200 Fashion F. InNd or plastic hells at 511st .ddN$III& csst Fuel Prices Chill Santa, Mrs Claus 125 PAWTU(XET, R.I. (UPI) They owed their oil dealer They are about $00 over the the landlord, pay the — For thepadllQiridmases 1142. He refused to deliver Income ceiling. Irish gets a pension as a Mrs. Steele says she's meor so, Winifred and James fuel until the bill was paid. Mrs. Steele wrote to Presi. retired elevator operator and ceived invitations to appear "1 went cry almost," dent Carter, saying before the a monthly check from the alone as Santa Qaus again Steele have toured the nursing home circult as Santa Claw Mrs. St..li said. United Slates cnsnmila more Veterans Administration. It's this year, but says she's Irish had to he hospitalized than $140 million to aid an Income level too high for turned them all down because and Mrs. Cla us. because of the cold. But pride starving Cambodians, of. govertvnud aid, too low to of her husband's ill health. Not for pay, D_•__1_____ - - A. ._ L..& £k 1 ---&I ______ tJI —L—..IA ......L.... RHODES J .AL CHRISTMAS TREE Table - - . , - - - - .. FOREST Size to Giant Size * Nov. ScotI. kiss. * Fridor Fir * Ciisrad Iv. Sprvc. * MIt. i'sC. * P1. Scotch Pa. . —A IL. Mf* �- - .: .• . - -. - . -. .- - - . . . .. ,?- - I - . 4' - . . . I -- _.- -. • , '._ Evening HemW CUSPS 417) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306-fl2-211 I or 831-9993 Sunday, December 9, 1979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. F - - - - na.plu hina -, . -. 4, ,itI The Clock 4, • .. . ,_. I .- . In tar, . ,. ._L -- ,-.. away? I didn't dare go to the floorto.CellIflg window upstairs to take apeelL Just aa5UtY did, that fringed contraption called a window shade would come sprawling all over the floor. And why didn't the folks turn out the lights and go to bed? Didn't they know that Santa would never come until everybody was sound asleep? One long yawn caught up with the next. And I rationalized that I may as well go to sleep, I would depend on the streetcars and ice wagons to awaken me during the night. When the greet cars left the car barn as It was called to begin the day in the dark of an early winter morn, the rum blings could be heard all over Montgomery. And the clackity, clackity noise of horses hooves was not far behind. Soddenly was daylight. I had missed Santa. Nobody bothered to tell a 5-year-old kid that thecan got a late start onh01lday5 and that the icemen took the day off. children in the world? It hit me suddenly. Of course! Now I knew. Santa Claus was God! That's the only feasible answer. And to this day, I'm not so sure that this Is not as good an explanation as any. Remember when you used to go to Grandmother's house before Oridmas and the aromas drifting from the kitchen were enough to drive your taste buds drooling dreams of water. I can dill smell that delicious cornbread dressing today. And those cakes and plea looked like pictures from a book. But nobody considered asking a 5-year-old to have a taste. I was offered store bought pep permit candy orthoee sugared orange slices that I detested. Remember trying to stay awake and spy on I recall a dog kept barking that night when I was five. How l wished he would shut up, freeze to death or something. Would he scare Santa period in a 5-year.old's life. Even then l questioned the realityof the Jolly Rule man inred. How could he possibly take toys By DORIS DIETRICH . - to all the I just knew that Qwldinas eve would never arrive. Back then, there was not one hint of Christmas at home or In the Mores until after qW First, Then Grain - .- - I saw my first Santa Claus of the season this week. Old Santa MIII looks about the same as when I was a 5-year-old kid In spite of all the drastic changes around us. And the kids of today probably have the same exciting emotions as 5year.olds of many years back. Ican remember how thrilling it was just to hear the words "Santa Claus" when I was a little girl. Then when it came time to visit him, I was terrified. I hung my head, dug my toe in the floor, twisted my skirt between my fingers and Around Soviets: Weapons • . OPINION Evening HiraM, Sanford Fl. - b Seats 4, ** Struggle For A .. - te t ' Future At r er - ft heartfelt thanks to the Greater Harrisons, Korgans, Yanceys; those graceful"Ballerinas," and, of course, the sailor citizens who entered the contests. May their blessings be many during the years abeadl We are always giving, giving and giving. It now looks like we win be giving 50 lives for one. I begin to have my doubts that the 50 hostages in will over cane out alive. Our politicians are using this for an Issue in their e POlitical campaign with very regard for those that are imprisoned MW suffering. It seems that the whole world is turning against us. Take the Incident thathappenedln Puerto Rico, when two our Navy men were killed and many others both men and women wounded. \'Whatlsomrcommanderand chief doing about it? (Answer) "We are going to investigate." ; In the far East where we have had good relations and good trade for many years, we are being ridiculed and made ahlng dock by many of Uwe small nations. We lost the war In Korea and than In Viet Nam and nobody can den that. We lost a lot of world _ prestige because of being Involved in these wars. Many of these smaller nations who looked to us for guidance leadership and prc*ectlon have lost confidence In us and don't regard us the world power we profess to be . I was IIMaSIIII water on television this moruft wW he bm~ UP ** name 01 pad FIsidod Harry I== and his policies. He said - that If Harry Truman . ' Write - - - - URRYS WORLD ' . :),) - . H publicallWa. AD lotion mat be signed, with a mailing address and, if possihie, a telepliasse "umber se The ldeetltyof the writerway be verified. The Evcalág Herald will respect wishes of writers who de ad want their umes Iii pried. The Eviesbag Herald at.o reserves the right I. edit letters I. elimiesate libel or to C.IIIera Is spec. requiremeeds. . . - : 'l 0 vi, * ___ WAIWIGTO$ - Few dedalms of -erIam pd.ut have_ - for goad evil — as his Ego me Cast of Richard Nimes ma cost uunw. fir -j',, ill - edhel Ma pr'W liSsos fir ___ pows or eves duals.. 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"PiMap" 1._i aur 1iia *--'. I •w• -. - our relations with other countries would also be better and we would be locked op to, rather than down on. We have again corne to the cross road.; big lids time, it Is In Iran. It Is high time that we got wise and elected eameone to run our coatry with IomMlcability so that we can regain - . ... . I l . Bob - "-.4 • . -'... a 4 . • , . . I , - - - 11. .. -; ,.r . . -- . .. . . .. .. 01• 4, -. • . 171 - .... • . . •.. ''iiMA . •4 . . - - . .- M=d ___ im --U- - ...........-...--I-- - _- __ ••T -- . 4 _ . loom ____ P. ' ;4 L,.. - -: . • • . I4 • _ -_ J_W4 WI,_/___ / ..... ____ . .•, ______ ____ • ...,- • . • . -. . ' • .. .. V • ' -. . . .. ___ . - .. ...... Herald Has Vital Role . . . . •_. , _____ . ... . •, _____ . -.••... -.. ..... On behalf of all the members of the Rotary Club of Seminole County South I want to take this opportunity to thank Joe DeSantis for the fine coverage his sports department gave on the Rotary .- • Friend Shah Is noWng top us from going to the polls to cast our vote. Let us not cast our vote lot and :11.°r1!0Y one who has established a " record. Our military strength was also regarded as the bed and strongest in the world; but now that, too, Is on the down.grade.ft takes educated people to run our military forces as well as all other departments of our country. When you are strong, you are respected; but nobody wants a Promises are like pie crud and are we even Induced him to esgapty Ivael essay trokan. IA us lc( someone with oil egelad the will at big people.c who will be a leader to build-up our it we should band over this friend to diplomatic and foreign relations, our Khomeini to be murdered or Interfere military strength and the very Im- with Na treatment for owicer, in the eyes of We world we would be unworthy pomtant Item, our education system. Larkin HimtSiy Stephen G. Balint Sr. of trot: Marlsnna Sanford °J nursing homes. Christian don not betray a frWA. In all men worthy of the name Uwe people from many of the foreign countries clamored and tough to get some rain second-best today. _____ Billet Guild of Saniord-seminole 7% Shah has truly him our , our man. We encw=god him to try to make Iran a great, modem natim. AM charitable organisations of which publicity and promotion *y twh a vitali Me in the success of the Rotary Rotary Bowl Exciting Bowl. Baic newspaper coverage is so tmnpotta*tt and we gratefully appreciate aipoost the csvvuu Hamm PVC us ft thIs year. We look forward t working w. YOUt ye&. tine newspaper again I would Wa to take this opportunity to espiess my apprectation fo y Outatuidlug sports cerage ofour ton Rotary l of retirms are not yet In. However, t appears we will equal or even surpass lad year's Income goal. This to the Rotary aou Is certainly an sc. Toole r" Club Seminole County 0 0 " 0 Bowl Festivities. We raise thousands of dollas ewh year at our games to be disbursed to Patricia A.Scott, President Professional, Res onsive Is ,,ask A,se P P in d l - - _ "ma ___ ______ -- - -. - ___ County - -"ma KOB SI1)RM ..in top five? e ff. Bu11ding On Assefs Aids Expansion $Ill.Kimhh0 it -. • andae'.n,dllIt'areoi*.psyuYOugo been prevented here through adequate Ciaty CommIssioner Bill Klrcidmoff, asmially. $bn11 systems vs to be In- and the 'slams of garbog2 and tr up_with the system and are being brought up to controls arid standards." Didsid I, completing the third year of Milled In the Rosmminat building and the could net be covered - Port Authority. "The board and the We have bought new stand" aithosdi we dill have a way to .quip".I on bandworksd to rsji1" his first term km offIce, post through joist cooperation have .qidr'tPI_Inning a cern- p." - County library system. "The neceasy "improve those l"igo width have net we ng solved many of the problems seen In the continui andearth "We pregr. P1ke large sise vy .em coetinsily Is paler, tery hi 3e CoiMy km ceaty's been port Is In good shape but dill with with twice aid to on parks program such as at past. apas themsafthe lbs mosey mo,ir the pad while preserving the costy's being upgraded ti-"• courts have been needs to be sths'dised by the coaty, but dash believe aijem CM COsJwlR, where I avalla'4i We we baying 12*118 woilk M. ad each year to brIng lbs plehely ay the DER, but the Iadsisd;R.ding,where bell field.we not tothent.stof the psd.In the future "Aineng ra14sarsineladid many of mow Lake, where the It will be standing on Its own." 11van it.wi.." dad for operation Is hotter thm located, and at 9 to *tigse lbs Widva River and the llLr, system up Ambulance Service. "I'm dill not Costhase. 'We have wtd bun. pait concept in being drems beasdiul lake.." he sild. proving at'4edw*h the ambulaic, service the ,,We - Ike -'"' - have not general Wereet bft acgelr.d bit we lbs basico. study to duermins who A"wilk ball fields. we we im are also expasdiag ear reference fi ts where, ad whim, ellutWuemy the beat tamp at Lake Moines 14 U.S. cousdy is getth4 through a subsidy bee, mavens sad shakers Wa ( at 1788 14 eorW mere land at avangemeut with Ueiod.si Ambulance ad rwe to t owe of vld 14 IdJowagua, bat Warmol drite selalhou-" Service.Ws Isa subject we will have to cad. We are 117W to 5M I!!s (hack Park (or .ç:'lti" iii - Fire Maijeat "We have acquired a ruau t ho be ,r-'--M and is 1-jr Ike facslimthsfitw.." fletofsulste.ceIemewMkaiMy the MPaolsatmocset,tobulldbitl' thsuesdlerme,CestAemIPScead "There in a rninU' - Coip'rpa#'i program. "Wi we e. Ia owsew b21 peer, Ike :E of st Mat.____ svuramui. We have tried Is build a of mem l--.rv'. WOIWIS on creMW a em to con"Its aim's seeM. of the ceady, erarcelag Mi wewtibobdlhugmerepira.iMSle in ad musty estesi,s a domn abandoned and dilapidated hwebe.uTdMidldWaat ready. ft . jandpruhii-"XIreftalt Matios O..iiti,1siPweiiduiIn an in .eiseieg c14les, structures on insist. Ws seed a "s'd V., where a • _ hew ionIvd The dreMl.mo ad la,ne.madi have the , . thesedridnorno,stWebave we like — . inttWOYSarlWewin be lttbiNM togoI Iulatme expanded lb. bisildiag department in sad, 141 dusy, fstl—,We. it. bmw of Isoreasti cesiructien In Pa jddbs,F1tdI this liSal sbeuingkkciedto -Bu,asviegh1keceuthu"A ofst ad weløs mire oust eBective if it in ad roost years and have 1an to Ia nMat_ presad athet There are imo$eiwy peer pladic f, 1-irid to her sat be WO makw asi structures we kept up to Iv She 1. MatktIFeiw ft* adat Vies .uhmoke.edaa nI.&mam seen standards." weu C..praisslve Eaploymst MuiD P1W5011 4 1141*555 wiLd. TI_gAd.(TA)."Webevekspta Iths pad." 'l.-tI.mkcosty is fatammeinaej.g - iaaRary lasdilil 14 Imaster at— Rsssucy adow -%0ENNININSOMENEW 0,11 he OjsrMIsu Ceder. A p lbs cval in also. ceaty thus lends sat we 1 ad 14 dMlaus "be hid we 14rela to Mop he e Mate Department of CaiMln shidd be MUted. lbs he. within the gsvusseut gui'9T Itself to affective admIrMlos by th in meet g Is Ike civ. ad (Iadyeir." ' in *5 press ve n•u...st," — ws ñ--ft be iMb'vd *5 ouMmuls we Eavlmeumadal regulation Madarde HOC I thus.'Ike reiM3,s I UatII sutid als.wLu. These Muss have DONrIA TU r1u. r we ad .iiusl _ umt e , sire *5 u ma 1. T. -__ __ .e. ______ ___ _____ ______ ____ __ — - * It.,V.N ___ me __ _ _______ ___ 11 ______ 1111 IUIØIHOVT ___ - -'::'' - ___ -"ma - _____ - ...: '•. - _ 'lV WiIV ____ -. . :• ___ - .•-• -• —, __ - . •• - _ - . •-.-- — . at.MtN*OkIIPlN .u*aj*IiW!F* __ f -' 'c'1. - 1'• complishment in view of the other competing sporting events which were scheduled during the same week. As you know, our basketball contests were most exciting in almost every case. One game went Into overtime play and ended with a one-point margin. And, a few of the games ended with merely a 12-point spread. Of course, the football game was perhaps one of the most exciting games we have had over the years. That, too, could have gone Into an overtime contest. Certai nly, the attendance at our foot. ball game was one of our f inest thus far. The fan interest was In no small measure a testimony to your outstanding coverage. You have truly helped to foster this high level of Interest and enthusiasm in our Rotary Bowl contests. Mike Pregmon Chairman, Casselberry • _ a ':- . . . Ballet Guild of Sanford-Sem inole, Inc. wishes to' thank the Evening F Herald for the excellent news coverage _________________________________________________________________ In connection with our recent Patron's Membership Gala to officially launch ft Guild's twelfth anniversary season. We were overwhelmed by the ,.,,-, f ' trtlnefldOla response when over 250 faithful past supporters as well as many new friends joined directors, company dancers and parents 15 a .--memorable evening to get the 107910 AI:.'-1 W& e embership drive underway. m . I. . A big "vote of thanks" goes to all — committee members who worked j _____________ diligently on the pre-planning. decorating and hospitality and expeclally to those anonymous concij tributors who generously assisted financially to help defray costs of the ,,, band, invitations and catering exc' .. ... ponies. L. The Ballet Guild has come a long way _____ In a few short years and Is certainly iqriir and growing! We will continue to alive :. . •.; ivau support the community with our many "free" services such as lecturedemonstrations In the public schools, weakling. respect ( the world, special programs to the UnOur My dear At one time we had the bed education ? and neighbors, the dprivileged and residents of the local When a child I learned that a system in the world and many many eIO year ? oon be here and let .',*___ ___ ,.lmebweuatedeksset,lr - Kathy Miller, Corresponding Secretary -"ma . , We look forward to working with you on future community projeft P . _ '. - . The Sanford Juniors want to thank you for your participation In our opening day ceremonies of The Sanford Heart Park. • 'ma . - I don't know what the community would do without the support of the Evening Herald, You have given such beautiful coverage for The Golden Age Olympic Week. Each event was taken care of In the news. I thank you for the special coverage of the, talent and Variety show. Martha Yancey Sanford . _'_ e Herald Has 'Heart' live m'oIr*a o ts isa rawer aevelopmeni eve opment at —"A change to the more modern, less capacity, The county commission, as new to ints service and inues Fi li ry nt th county's e ve Po system co bra troublesome computer type voting C1,illIaslon.r Bob Slarm sees It, has nce complex. nt ity and a submai e nt na grow In quality, qua machines. aoeeed may major and more —"The new Iron Bridge sewer plant new igricultwai center and staMi1IncreaaeInusers and cIrciilatlOft. than 199 mInor projects In the pad year. new boolunotdle will be on Ins later will be operative In early 1991 and will IJ The "Mid we can esit to em several major emergency operations center are nd is will serve the less ass t the county In other necessary a prsjscta offered aid brought to a sueready to go out for bid, contract and po y and central areas of th e improvements to Its present sewer pulated coastal coodusinu in the next 124011 completion, facilities." medPa," Harm sit —"A reworked sign ordinance, new county. "Seminole County Is coining of age and has agreed to par"Thi county standards and specifications for water "Thereisanatmoqbereenthepatol y In a new senior already Is In the Top 1015 population In ci a ll ticipate finan teMtrebeadnewtogiwourc41i several and waste water filJIp Sturm said. the Mate," ct In constru ed be citizens center to respo 'vi water arid sewer improvements. 01S present board Is spearheading a !!P Casselberry. In Secret Lake Park government wisnusi m.wsu-uu at simply pit says, 'We will -"Extensive Improvements and new spirit th Pa" 0000040111001 and without any positions filled arid we are b,ghvmlng to system 32mlles of roads within ft cities ndfill and transfer pt the job done and we will do It right.' at all levels a pride among our am which will now be maintained by the remodeling for all la 'uu or waneosussy delays. new cohesive, cooperative operations have been approved. There Is a "Yet, at the same time, each Item ployees of working for Sw'kiol. County county. A new road assessment program stations new comprehensive five-year and spIrit on the board that has replaced the -"A that can assist and offer relief to some of brim befon the board neal,n very and Ms cftls". the year 2000 road program has been compromise situation of former board," to oweN sir7, Is remadaed propidy "Some of the major Items which have o rhe salt by the board. 14k veted apes utelulgestly. All of the been accomplished by lb. present wise have new roads meeting coaty adapted county "D,c(ions today a, being made on a -"Implementation of a new w'is we since., dedicated. board," Slarm said are: recognition of specifications program and hiring ofthe county's true needs and dollars available basis Mi± who pat In far more time aid oo much dependence on the federally -"me ever-present space prowi of safetysafety without the political infighting of the uajaeer." lIed We their joke than the average funded Comprehensive Employment all county officers. the courts. Sheriff stc. first "Thm are nemerosa items I fist the past. Tegeth.r each of us Is making our perees realise, they do," Sturm said. Training Ad ((ETA) program. May are well on their way to being resolved coaty government more responsive will em happen In the very now CETA employees have been transferred and will be completed within the ned coisty "be my opinki', S,'n'l"ole more accesible and more professional. he said. "Among them we: akeild rate itself I the top five In Florida from the federal program to the regular year at a minimal outlay to the tax- Mite,"Construction "It Is a challenging job and I look of several new, much payers. en prelonullwi and compstààS ci coaty payrolL meeting all of than," Stuns to forward new Samlando Park Is now fully needed and over-dee fire stations, -"A firm and fair ambulance service Hi ceady M 14 r'ipleyses. -Co'ndshIcno1oir now o0iatyj1IlM concluded. . operational and Is already near its now has all key staff contract. -A • tnloyOlDi Ballet Guild Likes Coverage i' Sturme, Commission -' . Margaret Baumbach George Baumnbach Sr. II Coverage Is 'Beautiful' our doors in two old buildings at the rear of lake Monroe School. The proceeds of that dance have been directed towards those renovations. We look forward to having you share our pride when we open this badly needed facility in this county. Patrick J. Murray Executive Director, Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive Work Center, Inc. Our recent benefit dance to help establish a Sheltered Workshop for Handicapped and Retarded adults 15 Seminole County was a resounding This was due in no small way to the efforts and contributions of many generous people. The board of trustees has Instructed me to personally acknowledge your contribution. We are deeply grateful for your generosity and Interest. Hopefully, within a couple of 0 at - - months we wW be in a position to open Dance Works '- Our extra special thanks to the Sanford Evening Herald for Its splendid coverage, ___ JACK ANDERSON Pleas . Letters là the editor are welcomed for s President at this pow time the conditions in this Country would be much different, and - . Worksho 50 Lives For , .:.. . Sanford Chamber of Commerce and the City of Sanford for the opportunities they have just given to all Sanford Senior Citizens and elsewhere throughout the world, for a most njoyable fifth annual Golden Age Olympics. Our appreciation to all business People, volunteers, various clubs, sponsors, musicians, maintenance personnel, participants in the show; the Auto yS Write Our Readers t'_._I_ The recent spate of adverse economic news from the Soviet Union Is no doubt comforting to many Americans, all the more so at a time when our own country is beset by so many troubles. _________________ VIEWPOINT __ And, if the past is any guide, some will choose to JULIAN BOND interpret the Soviet Union's faltering economy as a sure sign that Moscow must trim Its exm pansionist foreign policy and military spending. le I III ,14 Much as we might wish that to be the case, all historicil experiences suggest otherwise. (*. Soviet agriculture Is a case in point. In its anOther nual economic report, the Soviet government k.'. . . acknowledged shortfalls in the production of . grain, poultry, beef and milk. What's new about Tots that? Chronic agricultural shortages are a way of life in the Soviet Union. ByANNMCFEATIERS ByJULIANBONI) . The West, and particularly the United States, 0. has been all too happy to offset poor Soviet harLinda Steele will never forget the horror of Trs ure of the American embassy In the seiz U the day her best friend's baby was killed. vests by selling Moscow vast quantities of surplus Tehran caused a cry for the exercise of Her friend Liz was riding In the family car wheat and other foodstuffs. The latest U.S.-Soviet American might, recent events in London are . and holding her 6-month-old-son In her lap. k. grain deal, for example, calls for the delivery of to cra a climate for American with. I I Liz's husband was driving. They were going 9.4 million metric tons of wheat and corn during drawal from a human rights struggle in home from a shopping center. I Southern Africa. the next 10 months. lvllm~ Another car ran a stop sign and struck their Great Britain has relaxed economic sane. Flagging production in such industries as steel, right front fender. on the car chemicals, fertilizer, cement, mining and forestry tions aPhut the black-faced white power and her husband were shaken up, but Us WASHINGTON WORLD of Bishop Abel Muzorewa in presumably signals nothing more than continued government not seriously injured. Their son flew out of Zimbabwe-Rhodesia. e dashboard. He died of austerity for Soviet consumers who have never th Us's arms and hit Now President Jimmy Carter Is under brain damage. really known anything else. from the U.S. senate's apologists for s S Ca "The horrible part," says Linda, "the thing Moscow's reported energy problems may white-minority rule to do the same. that makes me heartsick, Is that It could have At Issue Is the transition between the end of foretell more serious difficulties, although It been prevented. U they had used a car seat, By HELEN THOMAS hassles In Moslem countries. should be remember that Western experts are the long gt*mlla war and selection of a new had told Liz a few UPI While Home Reporter while Carter's crisis management is being Brian would be alive. And I get sharply divided on the extent of Soviet reserves of government. one." WASHINGTON (UP!) The Iranian crisis tested, other candidates challenging his weeks before she ought to what oil and natural gas. Some observers, including the That war has been fought against a 93 percent just doing was however, Liz Is the watershed of Jimmy Carter's term re desire for CIA's economic analysts, believe the Soviets will cession of governments that excluded wick they criticize the of American parents do—hold their children PresidencY. severely hamstrung. U st unre rained. de have to begin Importing oil within the next few participation, and recently against the Inth em ri let th be to if laps or y In their Political observers believe his political president ey can made look as Muzorewa Many parents who buy car restraints for years, Others suggest that the vast, barely tap- terracial government that Bishop future rests on how he handles the situation are undermining the country at a cr4ticai white minority 15 wIdth Zimbabwe's is heads, their Infants and small children fall to use ped, energy resources of Siberia could sustain the guaranteed a larger voice In government than and whether he brings home the American time. Carter himself has he is trying to hostages from Teheran. It could make or Soviet economy for decades to come. his political activity, and urges others to them. its position In the population warrants. Consider these -A child in an accident Is break him. follow In any event, Moscow's own report of Its energy th 90 percent of Zimbabwe wider martial Wi missile. At 30 mph the crash force Is So far, he swears to have strong backjng crunch centered more on production difficulties law, the Incumbent gover nment would be the advantage of exerting aequiv has He alent to falling from a third-dory has presidential leadership qualities and doing a around untry l than on actual shortages of exploitable oil, natural permitted an obvious advantage In any wirgo w. A 10-pound mmd baby being held on a lap been a unifying factor bringing forth a new irect CampStPllItg from the Oval in a30 mph crash is thrown forward with a tAt of Ind gas and coal reserves. Meanwhile, the Soviets are elections held quickly. o spirit of "don't tread on ur flag." Office force of 399 pounds. In one-fifth of all ac pushing ahead aggressively with the construction He has been dovish but firm. PIC Frost, the coalition of The Iranian militants seem to a let cldenti Involving children, they are Drown of nuclear power plants and fast-breeder reac- goerrilia ludsrs preesing for new elections, patience and restraint have not received about the U.S. media and how toknow get their out of the e completely. u4eth challenge, even from thene who prafer mienug, out - haØa tDWio a Mz.'r'sdl' del between the net acrues. carter, tneeIf, utw car Is the moot serious diiger (aced a military response. non 6! the clouds onI.the Soviet 'efidW *MflltieI and selection of a new was cautioned about holding a news confer. drw in this country. Traffic Cater says he has no regrets that he am lad week. Some aides feared he might by economy's horizon appear likely to check the government. ma Msmorewa goverosnent an ents are the leading cause of childhood accid cy and adiv'tted ___ overt ned his own po ur li Great Britain are pre ing for two mon s. ss th momentum of that country's unpreceden ted arms __ death. issues boll down to what will be legal deposed Shah Mohammed Raze Pahlval Into buildup. The solid consensus of knowledgeable and"ma The National Highway Traffic Safety But Carter knows that a qu.dLoo.and. Illegal during the transition, and who will the United States for medical treatment. Western observers is that Soviet military spen- decide," a Patriotic Front spokesman said. Now, It appears the ailing shah will be given 1fl5WF forms Is where he excels and a put Admlnlitratico sa ys parents do not use ding will con tinue to increase by about five per. refuge In this country for sometime to corns. formal speech, even in a crisis, Is where he restraints for their children for a variety of During the April elections that saw Bishop Short of extradition to Iran-- which the United does net. reasons. Many do not realize the danger. cent per year through at least the mid-1, just _ white veto of conMuzorewa elected and a H. won pouts on his news conference Others complain about the cost ($18 to $0) to do the smI'I-its as it has every year since the early 19M. nteed in the now MItUtIOSIII thinIII guara are demanding that he not be sent anywhere performance, and people now have a better others about the difficulty of belting theli Soviet consumers, denied factual information duua constIt utIon, hundreds eta.. smdsrdaidlng of his posture, even though he children Into car restraints. 'on the extent of their government's military ° f the Patriotic Frost were ma crisis has been an aging prociss (or had to sidestep question, on future action. Convinced that car seats for kids reduce the spending, have always taken a back seat to wr.d or detained. (hi a Personal bails. Cater has said it's - chance of death by 90 pii'vut and the ch ance Carter. He shows a weariness, bit Mill has Moscow's voracious appetite for more arms of __ _____ ma Frost's leaders want assurance. from managed to stai the cowl,, .sttlni no been the worst time of tils life. III many ways, of in jury by 50 percent, the government is. every description. Indeed, those economic Britain pkins facth$ the coatry have been psahing the Ides of restraint loan programs. deadlines , and at the e time trying to that Miaorrn'i Incianbesicy won't __ deficiencies not attributable to centralized per tim an imfair advantage again, and exhaust every legal and dIplomatic avenue pitonthebsthbsrner.Muchsa hisald.suy _____ Dozens of orga'dptlons math U community: that it Is omdal business as ususL That Is planning or a lack of incentives can justifiably be that their force. will be ire. to campaign open for a peaceful solution , service dubs, childbirth education group., Cider's options have biesi limited. In some hardly the can, cont blamed on an arms industry that has first claim throughout iiodeu treaty ratification debate Is being pig day care centers, pediatric clinics and. SALT!! Hav11y dependent on neighborIng SwAh W131, he Is Ins box became his goals have to on Soviet science, production facilities and churches have started them. Many mothers saMy ovwto next year. Africa for arms and troops, lbs Muaouwa be limited. The goal Is to secure the natural resources. AM do administration seems to be letting such as Ibidb have also darted them. government badly wants International and freedom of $0 American hostages. But The latest news on the Soviet economy does even that goal for the mod powerful natlnnin the Wldloiiaryspiral take Its course with no Thegovsrtwisnthuamanualonsettingup "°°' however, suggest one ray of hope for the West new Initiatives, or even hopeful signs for an a loan program for car seats for babies and' the world is supremely limlied. Moscow's need for sustaining transfusions of A relexaflen of American sanctions, siç ma prulint has said that the .4k,'s early brisk. -children It Is detailed, easy to follow aAd He ban several monthe ahead before the free Western techology and foodstuffs will remain as ported by Sen. Jesse Helm.. iL-NC., and Sin. 'ham.'! corn.. before lb. hostages, meaning 'low to Start and Run a Child RidraIn' great as ever. Given the wits and will to exploit &L HiYIs, IL.CIIIL, would enable the concision, the n'M' -e demanding Amerkm psopis mast his report card. - Bit it dam seem that these days will Soviet foreign Musorewa to begin rebuild" his war-. will not be met. In many ways, the cri si s Is a s ayingle from the.. these dependencies to restrain ddarmlao whether Carter Is a 00141fU1 shattered ICSsiQfl1 and help him best back tad of wills and (allied.. National Highway Traffic Safet, policy, the United States and its allies might yet i1eat, or gets the chance to renew his *ini h1 Increasingly successild armies of the the wav, of aMk It. backlash has Inlatr, NTh-$, 40 Seventh St. arrest Moscow's more adventurist impulses on the White Hose. Patriotic Front. Americanism and the attacks an UI amSW., Washington, D.C. 2IS. Jim -- Sunday, Dec.9, 979-7A ( _u I .LLE1J_ -_---_-_-I--.--S , --_ ---_ -_-- ____________ __ - -'-.•-,-_-- -- .- • - .------. --- -------- -- - -.-. - ".. -.-. • - • - ----.......... ___ -- -:' -- -- :' •- . - . , -. __________ - . - ..: - . -..-. . • • �- •• - / . _ • - ' -•. • - - . - Sunday, Dc,, 97 HiraM, $snfsrd Fl. SPORTS Sanford Plaza JCPenney open 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Sunday. Evening HiraM, Sanford,FI. 50 % off Turnovers, Foul Shots Cost Raiders Mileagemaker Plus steel belted radial tires. Palm Beach Pacers - By JOE MANTIS Herald Sports Editor * The Seminole Community College Raiders were victimized by a rash of turnovers in the first half and a poor performance at the charity stripe in the second half enroute to an 87-80 loss at the hands of Palm Beach Junior College Friday night. The contest sparked less than cornpitmentary remarks from both Raider coach Joe Sterling and visiting coach Joe Ceravolo of the Pacers. "We played so poorly the first half we didn't deserve to ,win It," said a slightly disappointed ,ieriLng. We didn't play all that great either," agreed Ceravolo.11 After a sloppy game Size I 65R.1 3 .......•.$29 Size BR18.1 3 ' F.: , •.. ..i ' -. Whilewsllftrflwlth2slselboltsand2 ply radial ply wide7$ serIes profile. . . 42 month warranty. . •,. 11 Phi PIT. . . . i, ___s Sale! - . -. Ptinbuster" II - Now 89.99 - We I j y Orig. aeld for 1"." In July 1$ first half - .. ft"". didn't deserve • to e. - •. • ,. q • -. - • •...... . .-',,.- 1 ------ ,_.1_- Herald Photo by Tom. Vincent Raider guard Richard Crooks and Palm Reach defender Howard Iloskin seem to be singing a duet as Crooks goes under the Pacer forward for a first quarter bucket, Sale 35.7( Orig. sold for 89A In our lfl, cata log AvismiUcilly mainta Ins the speed you set at tt Isp. $11. Capri. our own lightweight nylon luggage with tough steel frames. Pullmans have convenient wheels; all have comfortable, cushioned handles. 2r NOW The Pacers put eight points on the boardbeforeSCCmanagedtogetthei down court and set up for the first time. The Raider ball handling' termed by Sterling as, "The poorest we've shown this year," was less than perfect throughout the first 10 minutes of the contest. A downfall that allowed an almost equally sloppy Pacer five to pull out to an early 184 bulge. SCC finally settled down a little midway through the first half and behind t he warmed up play of Ken Brown and Jake Campbell pulled Sterling's crew within four points at the half, Outlast Unfortunately for the Raiders, the opening moments of the second stanza were almost a re-hash of the first. Palm Beach rattled off the first 10 points of the second half behind the inside play of Luis Fuentes and the outside accuracy of forward Bob Webster. The pacers spurted out to a 14 point with a little over 12 minutes e n e game. Sterling promptly signaled for a time out to settle his crew down. When the Raiders came u*tC,i out,u , • ivy came w11. a man-.o-man defense, trading in the Ineffective zone they tried for the better part of three-fourths of the game. Prstassleesl kistallstlon avaIlable Sale! 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O'Brien, revealed 4keg plan a s lbs puft vbine and all NBA Isw years qp, safto "My Pd Is to dmk Is players face it they ditty' anther buck. a game and bring ev.r$Jng down -I mean heart everihi The rim, the l,ckbosrd, the liddoe a W.h,ird with a dunk supports, the fom'latIsn, sveryt. Jnt day night, lam than a it all &Iepi, ilk, a 'ding 11611111111111down." IN VOM111111111111111111161 Ws - t --- -. us scoreld 33 Reggie Lloyd Free scored 42 points and Swen Nate, added 28 points and Ricky Sobers and more and 26 rebounds to help Dwight Jones sparked a San Diego snap Los Angeles' second-ball rally for Qikego, Milwaukee. threegame winning streak. which handed Portland Its IeVos%th straight Was. Clippers US, lakers 181 Balls $L Trail Bluer. $2 I - -• ,.. _____ a bYAlan Mover .uUWUI YW1WJ O,V wa.. sco .1 points sOS' '1j With - Herald Photo by Tome Vincent Jeff Washington (53) of Palm Heach and SM Raider Ken Brown go up on the boards to battle for a rebound during second half action in the 1alders 147-S0 loss to the Pacers, IpuusU7,BackelII Gioep G.rvin and Larry Kenosh combined for 10 pouts tohedSan Ar*onlo to a come- ___ up - -L ___ . • Reserve Mike Diudeavy disheda career-high l6auW.s and Rich Barry scored 20 pob*s to liftthe Rockets. John Long paced Detroit with ii - •. • . 4t7 ___ I 'sO - 11w.. on fimiblas aid two a arcaplIoms. I - ft** Moitgom,ry'i crew managed to move 60 bie lbs night, ball well batreso the 30-yard NI.. all- ___ oem. tmtI",'y but the cidly turnover. and allay, reedy yet - disoy 1 killed their _ -y. _ Coach Joe Msatgemuy the Uso on e hems preut dugri so IM defanpe, "11 awe of th The -P arv d h. frelk flsotorJueIeq keyed an the spesdy amber ad -. to ftonl2securl'w: Aade,ethumaiyothir l'roy Klngsr footn loom le the s, they L1 pat him up. Qiiortar ____ - 1 me _ ( , ____ __ •- .,.. • __ ___ . .- _____ ChalWool .- .' By United Press IN TALENT " Leny Bird has impressed TALL almost everybody. Even Phoenix Coach John McLeod Wff ,4i became a believer Friday o 7q( (O 14V5F1f IAzR, night. /4'i9/ //7,v iYF "We kept the pressure on iooc,y Bird all night," McLeod said P6I,SV/IV6 0,' w,7 after his Suns dropped a 10042 decision to the Boston Celtics. "Al p "But he's a great offensive player. He didn't have any / good shots in the second half, , S'.1• -but he made them anyway." IrthBird enjoyed his 23rd birthnta, daybyacoring2opoi day I Including 16 during a second/V 1410101644Mfi yq1 half comeback that paced Bostonto its l2thvlctory in l3 J \ games at home. The Suns dropped their third straight lY/6oRi1 10,4' )7/ gain., all on the road. y, In other games, Hoiston downed Detroit, 124100, San Antonio tripped Milwaukee, 6f / ego defeated 117-106, r(8awpb Los s, U6 100 and / ( ..r fI Chicago edged Portland, 10- ___ ___ .. Bird Keeps Impressing NBA __ ___ '- Rookie crew, reminiscent in team The f In assessing the Panther's game plan prior structure of the world champion Pittsburgh to the contest Montgomery labeled Pirates and their them., "We Are Family" ease as devastatingly boring. Boring a was gave their school and loyal fine plenty to be the Panthers continually slammed Into the ha about dorini lbs 157$ stern with power plays. Deva__ st ating it vu too and Shunned state by inaiiy t4 the 0 called experts p. Panther ri'vsb bucks Keith Gilmore and ollatwis all ' ' Allen each rambled for 117 yards. Oviedo rolled tlwuagh 10 stra1_rigour $flen scored a pair of touchdowns, one IWO playoff contenders and '° otnlng on a 17 yard nm, the other on a 49 )rard pass play and Gilmore added a 75 yard advanced one short Ms away from being in the date tkb gow - ramble to help the Paithers put the e out of reach with a 21 point second Oviedo (vinwlflnmw'birabt9tci prier explosion. kids with rwies Illor K.idsp.r, McQssmon, Scott, Ness., Pagth, WUhIwi., kisinhens Milton coacfl Hurley larming's and many many more for years to come. of the contest was a simple reflection ° mose guys aist thor tsMei broaft having been in the playoff picture In the past. om to the ONE rwoi cenunaity timi ,,our kids have a lot of pride In pinning.it had most about, They know what the altar1ve is. Iti How to win. How to vie with pride and heo become a habit with them.. They knew If they with class. d41't win they would lOboSiSUfl$Yhanded contrihuti. vs. ant UhSif W who bait week. We've got a lot it jod the bot that oft amid thir erbnl leek hard, very hard," said Maiming.its W ri it ii years, a. e ; While the Panthers were d*g plenty to f1rd em sd ngslar lp then"dves out on be scoreboard, ad PON br -.of -••pviedo lest them an addl"ctaI bend by doing - radio pmstNng they've avoided MI piano. long.Mwft do* at Willi, ,WWW The Lions turned the ball -_ five time', li i, 4, . That big Palm Beach front line did The change brought immediate results most of the scoring damage against SCC. as Rod (1•.f , Ma tt W,ade .0.,,,,a Forward Bob White, deadly from the ,. r,.. an... .a... pair of quick turnovers and Jim Rogers baseline all night, scored 18 to corncrisply smashed home a slam dunk to lift Plement center Luis Fuentes' 22 point SCC out of the doldrums. Rogers was effort and Howard Hoskin's 16 point fouled on the convincing bucket that showing. Guard Dennis Graham hit for 12 points and backcourt mate Greg Jackson came with 11 minutes loft to play d n early.t scored 11 to pace all Palm Beach starters the Raiders In the bonus situation . in the double figure bracket. He missed the free throw however, , The Raiders placed four players in which seemed to set the double figures, led by Seminole High showing at the charity stripe for the Product Ken Brown with 19. Jimmie remainder of the contest Rogers, who also turned in a solid TheRaid rebounding effort, pumped in 17 while foul shots and failed to cash in on the Jake Campbell hit for 16 and Everett front end of six one-and-one situations Hamer came off the bench in the second that would have cut the Pacer lead to half to score 12. four time trickled away. Halftime Score Palm Beach 3$ After four clutch baskets by Everett scc 33 Hamer, the Raiders pulled within four Palm Beach - Jackson 43.11, Hoskin 7.7.16, for the final time, 75-71, but Palm Beach FuentesPauIdo lO.2, Bryant 1.0.2, Cashman 0.0-0, castle a-0.0, Graham 3-li-ii, went to the four corner offense to kill the M:tt.o.o:s, 0. clock. Washington 2.0.4, Webster 62.11, Williams 0.0. "This was a crazy game," commented 0. Totals 36.11-67. Fouled out. Washington. Community College -Crawford I. Pacer coach Joe Ceravolo, who unez-"°':? . plainably was decked out In a three piece crooks 2.1-5. Campbell 41-8-116, Robertson 2.1-5. Craig 4.00. Harm, 64.12, Rogers 6.6-I1. Crown suit and loafers -- minus socks. "We were just dead the first half," s. pointed out Sterling. Community CMI.I. 74. There's no substitute for experience and having "been there before." The Orange Belt Conference's passing For coach Joe Montgomery and his Oviedo leader connected on only 4-20 attempts for 92 Lions, the 1979 prep season came to an end yards but suffered a pair of interceptions. Friday night as defending class 3A state did The Lion crewsome bright have champion Milton High cashed in on numerous moments during the contest. Oviedo miscues and used a devastating Kessinger, doubling as free.ufety turned in ground attack to whip the Lions 42-0. Milton a solid game as did Uon linebackers Marty now advances to the state championship Neese and Ray Williams. Roy Payne also against Belle Glade Central, 20-6 winners turned in a good effort by coming up with a over Titusville Astronaut in the other semiMilton fumble recovery while Kessinger final game. swiped a pair of Intended Panther passes. Perhaps Montgomery summed up the Defensive backs Johnny Cobb. and Terry contest In the only manner possible. Griffen had a busy night trying to chase down "We didn't lose, we got beat," said the Lion the stable of Milton running backs that boss. amassed the big chunk of real estate. "They're an excellent team, probably capable of winning some games on Saturday. Oviedo did move the ball, totaling slightly Montgomery was referring to the Panther over 300 yards in total offense, but the ground game. Built around a huge offensive mistakes and penalties left the [Jona with a line and borrowing a few pages out of zero on the scoreboard,the first time Mon. erYear's SIngle.T offensive set, the tgomery'a crew has been shut out this year. anthers piled up 410 yards In total offense. p But the Lions have nothing to be emMost of those yards, X2 of them, came on the baued about. p41511 ifs 111116 . "But '--hen we got way behind in the second half we had to go man-to-man and press them. It worked well but then we couldn't buy a free throw." 'If we could have hit a few more of those ,ii, could h ii I'" closed aterling. Keasinger, under constant pressure by the bigger, quicker Panther defensive line, also found the night to be a tough one for passing the ball. By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor 4 87m8o SCC "They really hustled the second half but we got to deep In the hole." Sterling also pointed out that the defensive change proved more effective than his original game plan. "We started with the zone because we just couldn't match up with Palm Beach's size," Sterling explained. The Pacer front line stood 6-8,6-7 and 66. MI'estakesi-Tumovers End Lion's Season lilalila $31 Carry-on, Rig. $30 17.1$ Tots, Rig. $25 Garment bag, Rig. $34 Sale $3.11 IV' Pullman Rig. $41 Sale 31.11 Isle - sllsd$vs oil mp Wed., Dec. 12*. Now, two great ways to charge! wln'.Jo. Stirling like that I'm glad to get out of here with a $ r WI - ______ Sale ! 30 % off caori nylon IL playe d so poorly the s. - Mwltl.bsnd rear dehchr leat wsrki around ceresri Iowa In ascai. aid over Nile as well as spe. Piece as dsrd aid plai laNtar ub.t. Covers all bands said by Pollee Departments. $ ave 6011 on this Electronic 1 speed control. Sunday, 06c. 9, 97-1i - ----- •---- -. -: - ------ - - - - .-- T_ -:- r - :::- - - ..-.. .-.. - ........: - -.- - - *4 I---- - - • - - - �-_ . - . I . N - . f , .." I * 1. - - s~ .. .. , . _ 1, . .,.. i %. I L . - ..-. I . It 1. EVSRIP4 Herald, Sanford, Fl. 20-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Dec., i7t Hawk's Respectability Lasts GMEM40MMENEENEEMON ~ 0 Pepsi Minutes . Senday, Dsc., 17-3I Ch i.p Otlsu,d. sad Sanford dilly 9:30.9:30, Sun. 10.7 allenge To lMMEE - ~ Have Recorcl Purse b Blasts Snrurp Crcap k 75-47 Trie ii DAYTONA BEACH, F!.. petition," he concluded. Qa]lenge cars on February 2 Bill France, president of Expected to make their rounds out the weekend of Daytona International w comciebuts speedway, has announced a are the Group 5 BMW Ml and of theuu d3 llar record purse for an American the Linda GrOI Speed Weeks '$0 at the World G.T. road race of $102,500 for These are In addition to the Center of Racing. the 24 How Pepsi Challenge usually strong contingent February 2. turbo.Porsches, Ferraris The following weekend France said, "me increase Corvettes, Masdas and February 10, will see a Datsuns which traditionally triplebeader of racing with in guaranteed prize money race In America's only 24 hour Pole Position Qualifying for the 24 Hour Pepsi Challengefor is. test of auto racing endurance. the $655,500 Daytona 500, the just one indication of the The usually festive ac* ARCA and the 2nd annual growing strength of entivlties surrounding the Busch Clash of '$0 which Is a durance racing around circuit will be further 50-mile showdown among the world." enlivened this year with the 12 drivers having captured "As the first race In the addition of the Did Pepsi pole positions during the l79 IMSA GT and World 10,000 meter rim and the first Winston Cupseason. Challenge For Endurance annual Daytona Inter. The world's two most Drivers series for the decade collegiate Bed Race concentrated weeks of racing of the Eighties, we expect to scheduled pre-race conclude on Sunday, lee One Of the fined fields Of activities on cars ever presented for A 100-mile race for annual Daytona stock car American endurance corn- Champion Spark Plug classic. - By SAM COOK loomed large in the eyes of would have nothing to do with in the Five Star and 2.1 for U / Herald Sports Cirrespondeat Spruce Creek defensively too. -_____________________ '" There were still scalps to year. 'We'rejustgonnatryand "Theblgrejector.WItha take. . "Both keep it respectable," a kid like Butler In the middle girls playc "I can't tell them not to dynamites$9 a pleased giej worried Spruce Creek coach it's easy to play defense," score can I?" a perplexed said about 19 poInts Joe Piggottee lamented said coach Bill Payne, who Payne inquired. before Friday's Five Star masterfully flip-flopped his Hardy arid 16 from R155in Conference opener at San. man to man and 242 zone SCOSI they did. Heserves "We were also much ford. defenses to befuddle the Mike Gaudreau, Robert Guy, defensively toaigt*." And his Hawks did - Hawks. Fred Alexander, Joe Baker temporarily. The befuddlement was Not so fortunate were th and Willie White held the The respectability lasted never more apparent than in ., Thbe advantage at points jUfli0r varsity SITTIInOIN C for seven minutes. the second qua rtqr when '1) Payne gave his starters coach Alex Holcomb, wig Then the worrying began as Seminole held the Hawks to a .. the night off with 6:33 watched a 12-point lea Seminole blew open a 11gM 13. mere four points, while they disappear at the and of lb • reflaiflifli In 12 ballgame with 12 straight ran up 16 for a "don't look third quarter on a ft was 6-3, 210-powxl White 56.57 toss. points on its way to a 75.47 back" 41.16 bulge. that supplied the crowd with carnage. "We like to play man to . JIMMY Patton's second free It..blgg.stthrifl when hetook Everyone got into the ad. man," Payne who watched sin Outlet pass at hillitcourt, throw after a first shot misfire Strongman Reggie Butler most of the game from a double.pwnped on his way to with no time remaining started the surge with a M• reclined position said about dropped thej.V Mark Brown, the basket and laid it in. footer from the middle. his choice of defenses. "But a W center, paced Spruce Seconds liter Bruce McCray we board and run better out of a .; "U they (the starters) need Creek wIth 12 poInts, Grald 5 converted a steal iflto a the zone. belpeverynowand then, we'll Hankerson added 10. -: __________ baseline jumper. After Seminole's boarding supply Its Whit., a 700714 s The "Butler did It" again and naming, Spruce Creek's For Seminole, former man nfi, ) fl plagued t,, with a rebound basket to Piggotte was ready to do DIMNy SOCIAL GeorgI Hanwe A?; Was Molt 210.171, Ray Jordan 204. 111- 168, injuries and eligibility Cioomns ace Len Sidloli hit 12 Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. Ctr. Sr. 541; Chuck make it 19-12. Guard Glenn Dom travelling or ruis own. Hostetler 452; Steve Rig Sigmon 15. 102. 144, William 4 points, while Mwvin Butler 0 --' D@Bsry San lotion, VIII890 TV, problems, said about the van Ness M; Dan Neal S23; Ed Glatt 1#1 - 171, Frank Frost 197 Stambaugh then hit a jumper ,,It I'd have had my way, I'd RIF Disposal added 11 SerV., and Edwards netted Vlllae Inn, Sanford super subs. from the wing and converted have pecked then up at Jaycees, Senet Builders, Sir its, Senea $24; was Molt Jr. 320; Ray 171, George Hand'en k 150. 147, 10. The baby Tribe dropped t0 Jordan 504; Rig. SigmonSOl; Karl Ed Perry ISP . 100 • 177. Karl Terri* Dan Lawn Care Charlie's Rosenberger anicethreeononebreakwtth halftime and gone home," a 300. Another thing that con- 0.2 for the year. Rosenberger lie • 170, Btjtth Place niftypsssesfromMcQayand disturbed PlUolte said. Other Highlights: MIII Miller 233 Vaisnti 104 . ISO 1SS. Dean tinned to be super was the High Games: MIII Miller 3 .1/ lefty Keith Whitney. "That's the worst exhibition .. 173; Bob Othinikl 103; Ed $iflj game award; EdSenez230 game CderyI$3.1,Bob OshiMkila7 • -. Sanfordrecord,whldigrewto aid 177, Mike Neal ill 147 144 230; Kari Rosinbirger 1I417a And when Whitney con- of basketball I've had a team Saps a spotle. 6.0 and 1.0 in CriLarry Judson 101, Harold Sauer William Glitz 214-145.144; Dan ned.d on a DISANY SOCIAL LEAGUE of uA-. *WC.Ceoi ISO, Steve Van Ness 175. 174. 12 .4 13 ii 47 ferance. Spruce Creek Is 0-2. $amiaili Neal 112172.171; Ray Jordan lee. Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. Ctr., High right wing, for all practical 21 II ii IS 71 In fairness to the Hawks, It 175; Ed Perry 101173; Steve Van Village TV, Village Inn, Senez Rig. Series: Ray Jordan 542. Ipraca Cree$ irNiss 34.4, Slgmon 347, Ed Perry 54 1, Ness 151.171; Tony purposes the rout was on. was largely du. 10 McCray paced a balanced TsskSIC 244, Jackie. $4L Chitwili 100. Builders, Tsrrle Van Lawn Care 174; George Handwerk 154.l45 DeBary Sanitation, RD Disposal, William Glitz $27, Wes Mott, Sr. man again rediiol Mis attack with 15 points and nine Butler, a 64 pivot 2 LH.rms3..4,S,i,t. 524, Butch Valente SIR, Jed Was Molt Sr. 15310$; Rig Sigme. Sirv., Sir J's, Jaycees, Charlie's Quinlivan 315, Bob Oshlnski $13 rebounds. Stambaugh with 12, 3-1, Caitroll 42 Williams 14i. headed the first quarter surge which picked up where ti•. 150; Was Molt Jr lOS. 175 Place. PaTois 21.547. Mike Neal 312 George Handwerk High Series: Mitt Miller • 341; Whitney with 10 and Butler with 10 points, all on Inside left off the second half, Games: Don Nayer 212. 310, Frank Frost 504, Steve Van Ed Perry 44; William Glitz 331; JedHigh Quinllvan 211, Was Molt, Sr. Ness 503 with 10 completed the double km'.* - 0. Thomas 3I maneuvers within six feet 01 Smooth David Thomas McCray isms, Sutler 4.2-Is, figire scoring. Butler also the basket touched off the cosdinaing Stambavgb 1-2.11, P4teep 44-IL Herald PilaTe TiM VIiCI11 Herald PImPS by Tim VincliW had BOW nine rabounidL S Thamas $44, A$euadev 34 "David (Thomas) and rout with two quick hoots Gordon, a 5-10 senior, had 11 Wilitsl.I-1.Oadreas34t,Qwyi. Bruce I McCray) were Stambaugh followed with a In for two. 'Me nibelsReggie Butler goes to the Semlno le HIgh's forward David nomas goes up for the HswkL i $4,11111010 1142,111811iff 1.1.3s Joints blocking their men off the short jumper and when hoop for two of his 10 points on the night. Butler and over four Spruce Creek Hawks to snare $44. Grace 544, Petals 33-5.71. - --I ..... . a boards," the modest muscle Whitney threw In one 01 lila also hauled in nine rebounds Contrary to the balance 14Feels SpraceCriek I4,kin$i,.4, before calling it an rebound In Friday night's 75-47 massacre. man said about his offensive bug-range bombs the Thbe early night as Bill Payne's troops rolled over Thomas' strong performance helped the Tribe to exhibited by bo 213544P52 I14.*:T($. rebounds. "AHI had to do was was on the warpath. 34) 311.45. (I71WO sophomore punch of Spruce Creek 75-47 for win number six. drop It In." Its sixth straight win of the season. NBA Standings Tomb Game And when Thomas artfully Tony Hardy and Robin In.c.Cre.k If .7 II is to NHL Standings B United Press lalsnlatlsmal 3 BIbao 11.40 5.20 4.40 Ssmil .aI. a is 3 IS 17 Not only was Butler's ofst executed a RUN wNch h*w the 3larr• 3.50 • Unitsd Press Internateanal • hdoor pus to lastern ceelereec. 7.20 This caused Piggotte to call has it he dispatched Um trogn the massacre. Sprwce Creek HIckley 1411, Campbell Ce.fereøce 4AIda fenalve presence felt In the Slambaugh the Tribe Jumped a responded with his second Sanford girlis to a 5741 YkWy ; Atlantic Division 4.20 pow-wow with his chauffeur to warmup the Paynó,lnanatteu$tohelp t eam. &A quarter, but his 64 trams to & 5I.Il at@. In the Mackit-l.a. middle game of IrvIliSS.3-iLgetalsfl. bewildered players and word covered wagona for an escgpie his counterpart save face, 3-4) 1,114.41. W L T Pts. 20 4 • g 4-40. : . His bench bunch, however, Friday's tripl"ader. 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Chicago at Pittsburgh Vancouver at Dslrsfl Chlcm el ftiladlelphla Lot Anotin of Q~ TranswH __ Mliwauksa _ . - 1;1 r dsshsiMyaadatauaddais. mièvlcs w.*4er. meresnployssofthelqqIi, FIrISIIILIS •At. lbS liSa .1 bull ii PWAS ad VIM W ="PW 4011 do loftd ad jig In do low Stood" "an Atlanta of Now Joe"y I ___ I Hviel" at San Antonio Utah do DOW*W ; ,r___ , SAVE UNDERDASH 8-YR. PLAYER Manuel (LIt) st Land I.S. Wasillnglonot St. Louis 220_- $lackwIdir (A) d. Atlanta as Minnesota ... - Dett of Indiana : Increases audio output by 20-watts per channel. I. Seasons Greetings from K ma 171* Atlanta at Washington 18 88 Our 32.88 / 2½ Secrard4. 3:55. Boiton 11 7 4 31 Macon, 1:44. Toronto 1* 10 3 27 1317 433 San DIego ifl-SkWa(LH)d.HalIday,S4. Qulbic S II 4 22 ii 17 353 5 Golden SI. 135 - Roberts (LH) pinned Friday's Rsselts . Fridays Resells HimisIt, 1:47. NY Rangers 7, Hartford 4 Soeon 100, PhoenIx 52 141 - Smith (LIt) pinned PIttsburgh S. Washington 3 _ ____ Houston 1*4, Detroit 100 RandOlph, :14. Montrea l S. Los Angelit 3 : k Antonio 117, MUm i 145- Andrew (LH) won by WInnipeg 5, Edmonton 3 .- San Diego 114, LOS AnS 155 fort let. Buffalo S. Colorado 3 Chicago SL Portland 53 IN - Psilelt (LIt) pinned Saturdays Games SitWstOV1l Games Makey, 3:04. NY Islanders at Toronto kansas City •t New York IN Phoenix I W00515 at a widd WUI Custom spt?ed tachometer or trio gauge ShoWPrlq oil Water and temp 288 26.88 Ea. S. Wt.sII,ng Pet. nto r L C902A 1666 Open and box-end wrenches in sizes from to 1". Save at 1< mart. w A Real— Stink ff EASY TO INSTALL AMP.5008 19.88 Each y Cleveland (;rooms G GAUGE CHOICE Our Pro Hockey Pro Bask•tball that dsta'&ed a taped conversation batwsssi lbs. the acadsmIc ecorth d the basketball team's tha !ranscript, Ellenberger and berger has been ordered to appear before the Goldstein allegedly discussed a $300 payoff for a players had never attended the course In question. school's Athletic Council to answer charges forged academic record on basketball recruit The lose of the three credit hours made them regarding an academic transcript-rigging Craig Gilbert. Ineligible to remain on the squad. . scandal that has decimated the basketball Gilbert was declared ineligible, and since then coach The loss of the seven players left acting ' program. six more members of the P basketbaH team have Ch arlie Harrison with a mixture of four other The university's board of regents met for more met the same fate. Those six, aH Junior college . playas and a trio of walk-ons, one of them team than two hours Friday to discuss the ongoing recruits during the past two )'S*l'$, received manager James Menning. The team was Investiptions by the FBI and NCAA. academic credit this post summer for a coum . - PJebIn Hill F .bawkeugMth. bill to in KhWuled to play at Now Mexico Rate today and gida my School President William B. "Bud" Davis met Which they were enrolled but never attended. _____ Davis said the university would attempt to nor Dean Krak.1, mesh,. with the regents and later announced Ellenberger mm The course was offered by a little-known its scheduling commitments for the rest of the vice preiIIPPI 01 thu bill.said Krakolmd ________ bald. "The hail's and assistant Matuiy Goldstein, who also Is under Kansas school, Ottawa University, thmu* a season. suspension, would be ordered to appear before the second university in California. A from a sewage UMr',d trte. have hs Ibuir aids ____ The council, comprised of administrative and plad Is auithsad CInma .1 ______ C0tR%CiL th e agroanad, bat the city officials at Ottawa and New Mexico, y. d will ask to move If 01 ____ faculty members within the university, has no . Elk= o md Goldstein were Implicated in were enrolled by an unknown individual, ap power to fire or hire coaches but will make Is MUtIS NIChOlS dat. of Oklahoma hay. tr&nKrlpt.riWft incidient, Which parently without the knowledge of Ow lkth 4 u,d1 the ll recommendations to Davis following its meetingHo wi build a___________ ____ asriomly dslauit.d on their _____ ____ brokeNov.SowhentheFBlreleasedatranscrlpt WhenNewMexlcoofflcialsbeganchecklngtnto with the twoa*ches. fmadMIL - 11-PC, SAE WRENCH SET 7Arta-Aida 11 13 4 24 New York 14 13 .115 4%1 13.00 4.00 340 NY Rangers Seminils - Hardy 0-3.15, SLigui-Zarre Ii 11 3 25 Wthngtn The victory, coupled with liggi,, $3.15, Yisrsbew 3.1.7, I 10 13 7.20 1.00 Atlanta tAIuria-Aran. I 12 4 20 Ptew Jiy 11 14 .407 s 4.40 NY slanders Thursday's 4443 squeaker Jacobi *44, MilPan 5.1.1, SisPet? $ 1$ $ IS 0(1.7)4131, P (7-1) 115.55, ill. Washington CssIral Division 344, PetIte *4-5-V. Lake ley; left SimyPe. Divisies w. L Pc?. 05 S-tI 47431 pg $prece Creek 17, kaisels Atlanta I. 1 Pta. Twelfth Sante I? 13 114 coach Cheryl Klein's gala 24 ii 11 5 7 25 Houston i4 ta se w, 2BlIbao.Zarre 12.40 1.40 3.50 Vancouver 34 Son Anton 14133152 7Arta.M.nd.z 7.50110 Chicago JAG Winnipeg 13 11 .433 4% tilMovielo-sitarge 9 15 4 22 CNN" 1, S II 4 *0 llWIess____ ., Lou* is .s tie m, •m'.nes.wiPo.nhle.ee,vu. OS. Colsrids 7 15 3 17 • 74) lII.3S. •1 Edmonton i144 14 A -LIPS: Handle Woetsin Csalsrsw Win Cesss SMIles Harris Divisien C I. SB Mllwsuke 15 15 .414 Montreal 1174 34 kin City 11 OKLAHOMA CITY (UPS) "This Is no tired, this is ___ NISNICCISIL Lee Angeles 11 10 1 25 1 . Dsnvsr 11153475½ ___ ___ __ - An L"o"SWON41LAP"Mlt t of fat, Pittsburgh it I 5 I? Chico" go 40 IVA WPSMIIda - Were (A) pinned tterliord 0 9 8 24 I , Utah y Halloal**yShs Krakel aait Cowbo Gfsrtydt, 1:47. Detroit I 10 S 21 PcIHC Shies, will ask that the Widiru Adams Divisim __ Morris, 3:14. W L 1 Pts. ______ 11145*- Seattle National Cowboy Hall of 111-Prateccla(A)pinned Buff alo $43 3 1 10414 ½ Los Ang New Mexico Invest!gation _____ Continues Addn - ~_- -, - 40-WATT POWEI AMPLIFIER L. . EBOARD- - 7 h -' fl, 3LftwUa ., Tissue ho?der, snack tray. litter basket all-in-one. Colors UW i~ ' 0 011 CHRISTMASTIME . I Lnia? EL ' Stipsaded. • .11 Wd 49-t MW refuse to r*#fO#fM SAV P31141 t,fA%e 1"bot"'t • . FilliP' Due To Construction Delays Aut Service ls Not Available ln Our Herndon Plaza Store. P,3.N1,.' tOt5uC"ef.i'Jpi'f Iy%tt4"pVtma, • - ... • In a', e"e?'v a3.r? Wi." a ci' ha ','l'eJ ete'oat.d 01 *0 c'eatp 0i C01't"u a' U itiCt0 0' u Us(, F - •. ' [117 11117 gM to Kegler Komer . 5MVINU K mad AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE POLICY as as . . ABUQUBRQUE, N* (UPI) SUN., MON., TUES., WED. SALE . $$sic *18. *A P4hlIaiM. - 15 itill, ft OIL . LLU1IN ST ATTHACKMAW $ ATUS HWY 441127 AIRI - 14 - - " TON AVE AT CURD FOW 9ROM FASHION SOUAR TFWL Al SM LME RI . .. - . . - - I S U ____ ___ -_e -. -.•---•- -' - - z; -- 5 _ . . . .. •.--.-. - - - --_ 1 ' 1 �U .'44 ..i.. . t - 41-Evenin, Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, O.c.r, If7f ' Love i 6 tt F i Big Break rst Bite For Kaufman Seminole Orlando-Winter 322-2611 831-9993 MariMfi Village AptS. Cell 323W0 Organhsf.Cho(r Dir. CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIL NO, 7S14S.CA4.A SOL -DALE BUILDERS, INC.. a Florida corporation, PIaIntIfl. Pork, Sao' CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1m, .................44c 1k" 3cessecvtivtimls . .$ca lies lciiiiicvtivi times.....3k a lies HOURS i.o.s of Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .. Sunday, Dec.9, 197-SB RM. Full time opening some prior o.k. •xp. good salary I benefits. Apply personnel, West Volusla Memorial Hospltat. Del and. 04.734 ext 560. Equal Op. portunity Employer. MFH. • divert older people and in• HOLLYWOOD (UP!) BURNS 0. SIMPSON. et at., 5:30 P.M. 1:00 AM. Th. Defendants. 'Love At Fird Bite," the volve the young. MONDAY thru FRIDAY NOTICE OF ACTION "You shouldn't have to comedic Dracula movie, SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lutes Minimum TO: earned $46 million so far and spend more than $5 million to Manhaflan Jewish ARTHUR B. CLARK and Exp. industrial sewing PATRICIA CLARK has hyped the career ot make a good comedy these machineoperators. Writers aro DEADLINES 307 University Drive (9Q4)731.5464,Oeland producer Robert Kaufman days. And you don't have JacksonvIlI, North Carolina, make a great movie to be a unwilling victims. ns4o beyond his wlidest Growth opportunity In this area Noon The Day Before Publication to distribute nationally known YOU ARE As a result of the film's success. 'Love At Fird Bite' HEREBY Training provided, NOTI produ Fl ED that an Amended Noon Friday Sunday except at the runaway success, Kaufman wasn't good earnings. 374.3021 for Complaint to foreclose a Mortgage The Brooklyn varity has signed a ninepicture office. on the following property in interview. "Youcan make big pictures Seminole County, fIorlda contract with American Synthetic oil dealers needed. No Lot 37, Block "A" SEMINOLE ___________________________ International PicturesFil. without big stars They only whin, and beg fo., HEIGHTS, experience necessary. 322-0341 according to the Pat mwaya. AlP released "Love want to work once every two for info. !3. thereof, as recorded In Plal Book PANT TIME e-CNId Care 1-Card of flpIr S. Pages I a. 7, of the Public or three years anyway, and Combine food, fun I. cxc. ear. At First Bite." -. -___________________________ m.rcy. Ours fight Records of Seminole County, nings with new Rawieigh 24-B4iSirSS portunitles . And Each of his new movie they demand a The family os Martha Anne Florida Child Care mother teacher will _____________________________ Tasting Parties. Complete _____________________________ top directors aren't that projects, to be completed Schalt would like to thank all has been filed against you and you care for 1 child. Ages 2.6, $25. training, unlimited future. Cell RARE OPPORTUNITY available either. their friends for prayers I are required to serve a copy of fIve years, will have a wk. WhIle you work. 323-6101. 374-2056. •vin kindnesses for them during your written defenses, if Own Your Own Business. __________________________ to it "The thing we've got to do minimum $4 million budget. their recent loss. Distribulorfor Kodak film and on ROBERT 0. GATTON, ESO.. RN, $41 4.17, TulI 1 part tIme. Will KeepChlldren Kaufman's success is a inHollywoodis build upa new Duracell Batteries, GE, Plaintiff's attorney, whose ad. Mother Edna Schatt ApØtyln person Sanford Nursing wh.n they' InMyHome Brother: Lewis Schatt Jr. 1, dress Is 2692 Lee Road, Suite 205, Sylvania and other photo. & Convalescent Center, 930 classic example of why generation of stars. The 3225921 the A. A. McClanahan Winter Park, FlorIda, 32719, on or products needed In your area. Melionville. moviemakers today are not younger generation of family _________ before the 3rd day of January, No sellIng. Service top losing.' looking for a safe little profit moviegoers, 12 to , doesn't Sales lady, exp. in ladies' ready 1910, and file the original with the ___________________________ retailers under exclusive &—Eating Places to-wear, apply In person only. care about stars. And they _________________________ Clerk this Court either before of, say, $5 million, contract established by us. ----4—Personals No phone calls. Ro.Jay, 115 E. service on Plaintiff's attorney or High Immediate Income. percent of the !ndepeilent producers and represent &) lit SI., Sanford. Immediately thereafter; other. Minimum Investment 19.975. Legal Notice Beginning Dec. 14 studios are looking for block. box office. wise a default will be entered 100 pct. profit structure. Call Breakfast now being serVed at "Kida aren't interested In against you for the relief Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A busters, Opr. 2, 1500.4334543 or write that earn McKinney's Lounge I PART.TIME Mate" Dating Service. All NAME demanded in the complaint or NUAGE, 2121 Montevallo Rd.. Restaurant, 300 Sanford Ave. upwarda of $50 minion rather the Vietnam war. They don't NoticeFICTITIOUS ages. P.O. Box 4011, Clear. is hereby given that I am petition, S.W. Birmingham, Alabama from 6a.m..12 noon. Food also ___________________ than a succession of modest feel guilta about the Past. Its engaged in business at Xl E. 3$th CORRESPONDENTS water, Fl. 33511. WITNESS my hand and the Seal 33211 'include three referin. served on disco niphts. stW an upbeat world for Place, Sanford, Florida, Seminole of this Court on this 2Ch day of hits. Big bucks build careers, ces. _________________________ WANTED Florida, under the tic. November, ltfl. ABORTION. eate power bases and at young people. Their lives are County, 'flings to Eat name of THE ENGINE (SEAL) __________________________ To write news of local Interest tractbetterscriptiandtIgger aheadofthem.Theywantfun tiliovi SHOP,andthatlint.ndtor,glst,r ___________________________ ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. 1st Trlmister abortlon-$l00; SANS from LONGWOOD and excitement and sex. Why said name with the Clerk of As Clerk of the Court stars, the Gyn Clinic-$20; Pregnancy FORD, WINTER SPRINGS, FOR SALE Circuit Court, Seminole County, By: Eve Crabtree test; male sterilization; free Kaufinanbeganasa writer not?That'awhatwehadwhen Florida CASSELBERRY and If you Grlpefruit, Oranges, ? NEED CASH? Deputy Clerk in accordance with the counseling, Potessional care Lemons. R. U. have a knack for gathering the Tangerines & with a dozen movies to his we were young." Use Your HomeAsSecurity provisions of the Fictitious Name Publish December 2, 9, 16, 23, 1979 supportive atmosphere, Confl. social news from your Huictilson 322.4055. Call Us ForTerms credit, among them "Freebie Statutes, To-Wit: Section 565.09 DEOS cf.ntial. respective community to be Tower Financial Serv. . Florida Statutes 1957. CENTRAL FLORIDA and the Bean," "Getting ForSale presented Inc column In The 51g. Joseph 0. Kennedy 1100.2412469 WOMANSHEALTH DreamNaveiOragnes want to Evening Herald, we Straight" and "Divorce Publish December 7, 9, 16, 23, 1919 ORGANIZATION Simpson 327.3313 talk with you. NO BROKERAGE Legal Notice DEO-7 American Style." He's INVITATIONTOIID FEES 609 E. Colonial Dr., Orlando written 34 TV pilots of which Navel, grapefruit, tangerines. contact:DORIS DIETRICH ________________________ OF The Housing Authority of the $950921 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP IN THU CIRCUIT COURT only two made it to the air. THE EIOHTIENTH JUDICIAL oranges. Picked to order. Will Toll Free I$0022I.2361 OURSEL. yES EDITOR THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL. City of Sanford, Florida will 2$-Apts.&HouIss mIx. Crumley 322.0751. Ustil "Love Al First Bite" CIRCUIT IN SEMINOLE CIRCUIT receive bids for modernization to Mon.Fri 9.Sdally 322.2611 IN SEMINOLE ToShare CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. Kaufman, a gruff, talkative COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA U-PICK Green Beans S-Lost Si Found la-I until 2:00 P.M., On the 9th day CASE NO. 79.2317.CA.19-K CASE NO. 79.2l94.CAI4.S man in his mid.40s, wu not FLAGSHIP $4.S0perbVshii of January 1950, at the Redding Worker needed for cabinet Male wishes to share a 2 BR BANK OF IN RI THE MARRIAGE OF; SR 461 Cameron Ave. home w.coupie or young worn. exactly setting the world SEMINOLE. a Florida Gardens Community Room, 5th manufacturing shop. Must Lost: Set of keys on blue plastIc banking LEE ROY SMITH, an w.thild. 625-5935 ask for Street and Locust Avenue, Sanhave knowledge of tools. Apply afire. But one enormone hit corporation, ring. S keys. Lost Tues., Dec. 4 Petitioner.Husband, ford, Florida, at which time and Buddy. Gentry Manuf, Co. Bldg. 3, Plaintiff, AM. in Sanford. REWARD. Navelorangcs,youpick, has given him considerable I p... anu place all bids will be publicly Sanford Airport.9 a.m..3 p.m. Call 332-2001. we pick. $3.S0bushel clout In Hollywood, JEAN MATILDA SMITH, opened and read aloud. M.F. MARVIN E. CONNER and 322-1312 $-Rooms Rcspondent.Wife. Proposed forms of contract Justified or not, Kaufman's I PAULINE P. CONNER, his wife, 6-Child Care NOTICE OP ACTION documents, including plans and Defendants. AVON Instant success baa en• I TO: Sanford Gracious IIvi$9. Reas. specifications, are on file at the -. NOTICE OF ACTION .4fru ,jtjj FIGHT INFLATION cotsaged him to compare JEAN MATILDA SMITH Weekly&monthlyrates, utIlities office of the Housing Authority 0, Sill Avon. DaytimeOnly,inmyhorne Increase your earning 577 N. Riverside the City of Sanford, Florida, Adpd. Inquire S. Oak S41.71S3, himself with Woody Allen, I 10: power. For details, call. Call after 5 Apartment No.3 ministration Building, Castle MARVIN E. CONNER and 11414117006143079__Mel Brooks, Neil Simon, PAUL 3736459(LakeMary) St. Clair, Michigan, 45079 Brewer Court, Sanford, Florida MERRY CHRISTMAS INE R. CONNER 30-Apartments Uitharnished Marty Fekbnan and other 263$ Laurel YOU ARE NOTIFIED that in and the office of the Architects', Avenue Wrecker Mechanics helper a Classified Ad help you find Let Creative Expressions 322.7513 action for dissolution of marriage C'utmann Dragesh-Associates. contunporarycomedy writer. Sanford, Florida 3277) Driver. Good benefits. Apply more room for storage. ____________________________ HEREBY has been filed against you in the Architects, Planners, Inc. Sanford YOU ARE lnperson,lmilenorthof 434 on producei.s. THE HIGHLANDS Classified Ads find buyers fast. NOTIFIED that an action to Circuit Court of Seminole County, Atlantic Bank Building, Suite 100, _____________________________ 17.92, Richie's VW. nted i$-Help "We're all Jewish,,, foreclose _____________________ _______________ Winter Springs-new apt. 3 BR, a mortgage on real Florida, and you are required to P.O. Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. --- ,.. Copies of the documents, Kaufman said, "But there are kit eqpt., golf, fishing, club property situate, lying and being serve a copy of your written WAREHOUSE Legal Notice if any, to It on JACK T. drawings and specifications may hoUSs. etc. $400 mo. Lease & really two schools of Jewiab in Seminole County, Florida, more defenses, Perm. full time work avail, for BRIDGES, Cf Cleveland, Mixe a be obtained by depositing $23.00 described as: security. 321.0044 or 327-0239. indIvidual with prior up. in BENCH TECH & FICTITIOUS NAME comedy on film Almeat of partIcularly Bridges. Attorney for Petitioner. with the ArchItect for each of Lot 16, PINECREST HEIGHTS receiving, stocking Inventory, Notice is hereby given that lam OUTSIDE TECH us are from New York. REPLA'T, according to the Piat Husband, whose address Is Post documents so obtained. Such .BR-$109 up. Pool. Ad'itts only, & picking orders. Chauffeurs' to each engaged In business at 100 Willow Top pay for qualified pe.onnei z, Sanford, Florida, deposit will be refunded on Lake Ada Just So. of Airpi,t Fe1nan Is from the alaus of thereof as recorded In Flat Book 9 OffIce Drawer lic. desIred. Call Jo Ave., Forest City, Fla. Apply at Westgate TV In Four paes 17 and 1$, of Itte Public 32771, on or before December 19, person who returns the plans, Ilvd.on 112 in Sanford. CaLl HOlIdaY House Corp., (901) other Seminole County. Florida, under which and cant... Asb 323.1470 MarInes's Villegi. Records of Seminole county, 1979, and file the orlelnal with the seciflcat ions 734N00, M.F the fictitious name of tar BOB'S appi. documents In good Conditions ?4sw Yost's. clerk ot this Cowl either or Jerry. 17 Floilda, opening AUTO REPAIR, and that I Intend service on Petitloner's attorney or wIthin 10 days after bid has bean uie ageinst you in D Wee to register said name wIth the lmmielateiy thereefters ether.. A Coiuillid ha* or CWco$ CSorl of Sentinels - ii.' II a .esxtt mi utimat. esYa4i Is Its Iteü$ine AuthorIty Clerk of 'the ClrcIt Cpart, SECRETARY •SOOkKIIP. Florida .sw you ii', rsq Florida In or. ER- Moving business t nebblab school of losers, 'their serve a copy of your written iudgment will be entered against Of the City of Sanford, Florida, U. Seminole County, the provisions of the Sanford with permanent demand in the S Government Bonds, or a cordance with for the relief gentile defenses, II any, to it on JACK T. you heroes are looking for position open In 1 girl office. satisfactory bid bond executed by Fictitious Name Statutes, To.Wit: of Petition, BRIDGES, ESQUIRE, dates. They suffer from CLEVELAND, Call after 6 p.m. for op. YOU ARE FURTHER the bidders and acceptable Section 563-09 Florida Statutes & poIntment. 373.4036. JeeWi cultural jet lag, 111.7 BRIDGES, AttorneysMIZE for Plaintiff, NOTIFIED that Petitioner. Sjireiti5 in an amount equal to 5 1957. Sig. Robert J. Bernhardt of the bid shall be sub. ar victims of society. lbey whose address Is Post Office Plaintiff Is seeking me partition percent Publish December 2, 9. 16, 23, 979 certain real property being mltted with each bid. Drawer Z, Sanford, Florida 3377), are sctmooks The successfui bidder will be OEQ-6 on or before January 10, 1950, and specifically described as: * * * * * * * * "Simon and I are more file the origInal with the Clerk of The East one-half of Lot tU ot required to furnish and pay for performance and TIRED? ____________________ frnm the school of any this Court either before sir-vice on oP SWOPE LAND COMPANY'S Satisfactory Plaintiff's attorney or im. PLAT OF SLACK HAMMOCK, payment bond or bonds. J.wWi writers. We're FEET SORE? Attention is called to the Bid IN THE SEMINOLE COUNTY mediately thereafter: otherwise a aCCording to me p'.a, peq Ikms l.rsvaisM • Manhdtw,nnt Brooklyn. We defaultanduftImateiudgmentwill recordedln Flat Sookt, Page no. Form requiring a Base Bid and CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR AM EMPLOYMENT ____________________ Ojp Prices. lads bidder is THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL know about gentile girls. We be entered against you for the Public Records of Seminole regiairediebidonlfs, TOWERT$S$AUtt$A1.ON CAN SAVE YOU CU$TOMHOMI$ BUILT Sse lid - - RN'S—OPERATING EXEC. SEC. able to type 55-60 wpm accurately, take thor. thand at O.10O *pm. fran dictatIng from sCribe machIne. 2 yrs. college or bus. school with t least 2 yrs. of. Ice work exp. 3 or more yrs. of work up. may be substituted for college requirement. l. range: SI,300-S9,310. Submit resume by Dec. to: Exec. °. SIC. pOsltIun, P.O. Box nfOrdL EOE. 3olng fishing? Get all the equipment you need for those big ones with a want ad. Widow In Winter Spgsneed$ Lady PT forhousework Call 32fl41 RATES . _iH,IPItId_ i8-4kI' n$ed Legal Notice - - great - —.--- _________________ 31-Apartments Furnish, Apts. for Senior Citizens. Downtown, ve;y clean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. . Ilk. h.11 . of _____ --- -- ---- -- ________________ 41-Houses ii 41-Houses 4 pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down payments. 322-2217. 5 ACRES executive farm. irrigation, landscaped, work shop & 3 BR._38, w-pool. 321.O7S IF THIS ISTHE DAY tObuya ne v car, see today's Classified ac s for best buys. 4 ACRE investor special, beautiful oaks, workshop, guest cottage, 2 BR, 28, comp. with barn, .1111 iz ISALTV 2 BR, lB. w.w carp.. AC, W.D, fully eq. kit., turn., adults, $330 " sec. dep., 1st & last, 3230217. sr Rig. TATI Broker 295 N. 17.93 Casselberry, Fl. 5344250 Eve. 032-3635 __________ . MOI1 H. Ernest 3 BR, Fern. rm., CH.A, carp,, kit, egpt., 1g. fenced yd., $313 plus dep. 333.9411. Vacation time is here...g.t what you need for a happy time with a Classified Ad. 3 BR, 1½ B, garage, sc porch, C. HIA, ww carpet, fenced yd. 322-0216. 3BR, 28, carport, — Fenced backyard, stove, refrig. 1320mo. + S300dep. 349.5545 33-Houses ____ - WilIbe ready by Jan. I. 2BR nice neighborhood, plenty rm, fenced yd, well behaved children I. pets,1230 mo. 1st & 2 STENSTROM r _____________ _________ . ref. to Box 43. co The Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32711. ' _____ _____ -- ', - Furnished rooms & homes For Rent. Near UCF 365 3705 ______ ________________ -4 34-?Mblle Homes — 2 BR, 1½ B Mobile Home Kitchen equipped. 323.0951 322.3639 eves ,'-' " , - Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA-VA, FHA 3351245 - .. M,.Unsworth Realty ___ - REALTY WORLD. ' __________ formerly Harriett's Sesuty Nook The sooner you place your ctassifled ad, the sooner you get results. _____ 01scnN.P.tias,jy,wl,1i leddons. Quality wk. 11.1* ______________________ - - Now or - ____________________ , IWJM flipih Pronto Home Repairs. Eec. trical, plumbing, carpentry, P110110,372.1531 Aflerasgs,,,alij.,. DnspsISWY U - - . 537,10. ______ - &SPAINT$NG ,dsWl.IInUnv*s :: P71.1w ______ - SILlS, Plus Pirts. 331403$ PRIEIST1MATES All Work Ouarunlusl LidemNi 313-1091 Insursi - - 'S S!I . - ____ - ___ ___ ____ __ ____ - -f ,-, -.____ -I 1i - Poncil 3 IL I I, DM1. Im. This one km privacy IA towel Only _____ - PoW 0adlM son. Spells. Liclagad lUdat Ff05 Siltrn.tii No.10. ___ - ______________ & A . UUI - ____ ______ ___ ____ _:,. --.,.J' - __ __ ___ ___ ____ ' . ___ _ , __ _ ___ ' __ ____ , ____ ______ - , - 1IL4$. Country 11,10, en W WISh 3W lakefront. ANO I 11,11 guNS cettage. AN for _-:'-1 "' ''"' ''.' '- - - ___ ___ ___ ___ UI nNL - ' ____ - -- •-. '• "- --- .' -- _;, - -. -- - - ,- ::'..::------- - ' - ç. - - -- - — -- -- a-. - , - - - .-------- ' .. - . .. - --- - ' - REALTORS ..- '-.- '- - Ads --. your 1051 WIll build en veursuaurlel. NOISlIG 51 _________ ______ _____ ____ EVERY DAY is Nibbi _________________ ca lily alt pourclsuslliAd WIN - ___ . .. ' .-. __________ ____ _________ Tree Antiques, 1106 W. lit St. Primatives china glass silveroriginal creations. Is - Lzj .aTY WATER ad EWES INCLUDED •*iuy OIN ad FANNY SECTIONS __________________ - RRTS& CRAFTS Cash322.4132 _____________________ Jo Lin House of Handicrafts Handcrafted Gifts Fairway Plaza Sanford Wanted Antiques & Modern Furniture. Onepc. or houseful. Bridges Antiques, 373 2501. __ _________________ 1fr):::;,.J-•I ___ WHY$UY? Seat lhuooe Iuiph Inlirsot eases RUMODILI -Cell Seger Smith 101-1951 ii 211.7*-FlU ESTIMATES _____________________ AUCTIONs IMON., DEC. 10, 7 P.M.flav colors delight the child. Christmas Slippers, we OPEN TO THE Suggest. 'PUBLIC • KN1GHTS,300 F. 1st Downtown OLD&MODERN. Is LOTSOF CLEAN. hID1JlTllD 1215 French 323-734O ____________________ __________________________ BARGAIN TV'S Whypay more? __________________________ ________________________________ lhJI.Ll& For Estate Commercial & Resi- dential Auctions I Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 323 5670. HERB'S TV 2597 S. SanfordAve, _________________ 373-1734 lOM J CROWN PAWN SHOP Stereos, guiIars,cameras TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orlg. I many other items ______ 1904 French Ave. 0393.7$ bal. $113.14 or II? ma. N['1'J,J4. 372 574 Agent 33 $354. Fisher stereo receiver, $40. Panasonic port. auto home Itrack tap. deck. AM-FM stereo pack, cabinet I 7 car speakers, cost over $300 new, seII$7S. 3230104. _________ ,ILTIIIUI1 ___________________________ 4y.'d TiN FRMII.V ________________________ isILI I I General Electric microwaves. 12 to choose from. As low as $192. All at close out price,, 54--GarageSali __________ 7$" G.E. color consoles Deluxecabinels.Were$692 -M & 1700. Nnw ills r.,,*1... -- SSS WIsP 373-2171' ' I NOTICE TO Zenith component stereo, AM. FM with speakers. Was $219, now $179. No. J514. Goodyear. 115W. 1st. 3272531 I d THE PUBLIC 3fl,, :P.M. F -- -. 1160 I I I Till POU.OWINO 1. PIlE PNA APPRAIMLi WI PAY THE 1. LISTINO NI Till MULTIPLI LISTINS SIRVICI ($11) AT NO COST TO YOU. 1.6 PCT. SAIlS PU OW YOUR IISIDINTIAL ( ___ ________ ______ - .,. _ .. - .. ... ,...-. - , • - - - - 7 Model planes, remote & loss of extras. Ready to fly. $110 or best offer-. 333 $794. , AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGre.nhou. Eves aSter 41 a FNA.VA Pci'. RATE AND POINTS SUBJECT TO CHANGE _______________ .- Boots for your Cowgirl Dingo & Cowboy Boots KNIGHTS,200E. 1st Downtown Fine selection pierced earrings. $5.95 up Gwaltney Jewelers 204 S. Park FORHIM Identity Bracelets-Money Clips WE ENGRAVE C.waltney Jewelers 204 S. Park - - MR. I'S FASHIONS Fine Clothing for men 2611 5. French 3736161 Boots for your man Dingo& Cowboy Boots toot KNIGHTS, 705 E. 1st, Downtown His comfort is important Daniel Green Slippers at KNIGHTS, 205 E. 1st Downtown Pianos, organs, guitars, amps I drums. Bob Bali's Disc. Music Center, 7202 French Aye, 322-7251 Lackey' Guitar dr. & Museum. O,er 100 newl used bargains, MartinGib$on.Guild C Yamaha, 2510 S. French (bik S. of Sambos). 373 1041. NTS Registered Cocker pups for sale Excellent Christmas gift. 5)73 ea.3fl94 P Beautiful light tortoiseshell a purebred pug nose Persian ' cal. Male, I yr. old. FREE to P RESPONSIBLE party. 323 OI7SafterS:30 _l1ls*%I 11 [ G4S BIILEBOOKCENTER Bibles. Iewuelry, accessor 7$ Hwy 17-93 Delary 441411 p I p GOHcluQs.men'SWlanK3i 0. • 7 rig, shaft, 1.3.4.5 woods, i-p- : "Wirons, 517$. LadIes 113 wends, 31-7-9 irons I putter w. P bag, $10. All like new, 323$llOafter5 ____ - ................. -. - - - - - - YORK BARBELL EQUIP local list,, call Tory Salmon aoo 1093NFatt.LSatISun anytime. DOYOUR000YAFAVOR PUMP IRONt itt,,,,,. _, - Jam Up Hair Styles & Jeans Levis-Junior I Missy Tops & Dresses 607 French Ave. ___ ___ I __________________ ---. qj _______ _______ _____ FORH(R - ip YOU NAYS SUN CONSIDEGINO PUICNA$lNO A lIONS OS TEYNIS TO $IU. YOUIL YOU KNOW WNATI 111W NAPPINNIS To INTUIST lATESt 1000 NIWII PISA.VA lNT$ ARE OOWNI * TO YOU IN SUYINS OR SILLINO WI OFFER _____ _______ _____ ~9y!ar. $55 W.t 373253) Moving or thinking sale? Lot of work? Will buy from or sell for you. ODANNY'S AUCTION SALES. 1514505 ssa.wç. Jb Thrill themwithboots ingo& Cowboy Bootiby Acmn p. , iu I).tue t - IsV. UOWfltO' I TOOMUCH TO LIST. SANFORD AUCTION Goodusid TV's.S2SIup MILLERS 36l9OrlandoDr. Ph.3fl03fl WEMIAN _______ SUSINI$Sl CALLOURIONOUI HOT E MOW. U, L 'IOIINY" RAbIN, REALTOR. - CA_IS, 49JI; pr - '....... .1. 'N' save veus, uu I' - $Ilpsrbrnc.uds, Oil; sen vinyl reclInes, 510; kIng floral Spread. $11. mon 6p.m. 372. III), *00W ON DISPLAY CONP*U TNUIP1A11j55$1 POOL ____ ______ ___________________ _________ Is Christmas at the Chinaberrt Buy ________ ____ ____ OWN FOR LESS THAN I!?.!_I OUT OF IDEAS? Select Styie.ndWarmtho ViSit ETHELL'S ANTIQUES I Daniel Green Slippers mi. W. of I I. old SR 16 at "76 KNIGHTS, 200 E. 1st. Downtown Station, Paoia. 377 5171. ' I Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave Buy 1. Sell, the finest in used furniture, RefrIg., stoves, to,Is. Corner Couch a Table TwiChairs beowtNe new IROAD trg & nor Ii's. REALTOR I t-..-_.:ii:.;i:;:1:i:r::i GREGORY MOSILI HOMES ____ VAA PN* Pinaiwis. Run your iwo business tram *15 CsmlOrtdsIe IlL ISO _____________ h5 en 3 II. i* wi.N trios & 0$ ____ I WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage- 322 5721. __________________ Noll's Sanford Furniture urti5M$thes Color console with stocso-turfwable AM FM, 031.6 draw metal desk, $10; Duo.thorm oil Mr., with drum Iblocks, 5151; FrigidaIre kit. steve, UI. 323-7565. V alI as. 10. 68-Wanted to Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 323-1721. 73.. ga-.Mte -______________________ Medel Inc.. ianr 67-Ltvestock.Poultry ______ Used Color TV's-9 to sell- your choice. ALL WORK. $99 ea. SO-cellamwous for Sale SROKU 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanlori Oniande - 30I ________________ GIFTS FORHE RNTIQUIS _____ S3-W.Radio-Steneo ____________________________ ____ SEIGLII REALTY - ___________ Rrahma heifer Approt 650 lbs 5300 3222675 _______ PURNITURE-SEDDINO Wholeiio to all. Orlando Whole. ills Fur-n. 3100 Industrial Blvd., Ortinds, lids. Dbt. motel box springs & mattresses. $30 let. Sanford Auction, 171$ 5. French. 323- - . - -I NI - . .... S Low Down Paymsnt _____ '' ________ __________ Loch Arbor area, ISP, IS home, Cl coneS.. I,. rosms, end, oar., 10½ pcI. financing avail. Call Chuck - lest 3fl.3$3. 1976 Mercury Monarch Fully Capt. low mi Beet offer 323 9379 _______ QA-ges — SiSoki ________________ '61 Dodge Dart, Slant 6 2 dr. air, clean, 5495 705W, 1st St 371 0995 _____________ ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Nasher repo GE deluxe model GIFTS Top Prices Paid Sold 0,1g. 5409.35 used short Used, any condition 611 1126 time. BaI. $119.14 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339-5316. WE BUY USED FURNITURE.IslfUl jewelry, fabulous & cosmetics for APPLIANCES & PLUM8lNG every beauty need. MERLE FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture MICROWAVE ______________________ NORMAN ItO Park Ave. 205 E. 25th St. 3730951. Push button controls, hps __________________ carousel, still In warranty. OrigInally $649. assume 72—AuthOflJ 9GlFOu payments of $31 ma. Agent 339______________________ $356. !HC CHILDMN We buy your equity, close In 71hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. 311-7500 owner. '7$ Dodge Aspen, 2 door, 21,000 miles, like new. Take over balance 373 2950. 0i5 Metal band saw, cog. lilt crane, 30 ton press, motor stand, drill t'C55, Sell cheap, 372 3585 KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230497 FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We atso make Real Estate & BuSiness loans. Florida Mar-. gage Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., Suite 304. Winter Park. 4444133. - '73 Chrysler Very good condition, $600 32) 6773 63-Mochinery.Tools ____ 46-Commercial Property JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'6, to 75 models, Call 339 9100 or 631 4605 (Dealer) - ____ ____ _____ -: _____ , ___________ ___ — __ , -' . a -_ - ___ FSW INS, TmmIL fll 1WIM S. Sobis Ipacia' iso. US* fTL I. - , - __ - __ _____ - - ___ __ __ CII5U•J5f• PIWb,5,No. at aN I. Sic. itiii ISINS SM..J HISS VA. FHA235Con. HOmes FII.L DIRT& TOPSOIL YELLOW SAN lCl.irk&I4urt3j off of total inventory of brand interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only I Free LcaI delivery. NotI's Santord Fur niture Salvage. Il 97, So. of Sanford, 3221721. ___52-Appliances _________________________ ___ IlL1½51wk1hsmsw$ut II,' Wsc.psrch. Split lRswNb r ir bI. In beck NI 531.10. I - - ___ - - ., - _____ lustIly wsrkmenoblp. He lob iso mIller Slp, l*I, or as ''. diSh, *1. _ ,-- , 1$TIMATISCaN 30$-ISIS * LOCH ARSOR BY OWNER Crs.mpulf spacIous 3 II. 2$. horns. Ctsolcs ret. area. Now ps list & carp., great fleer plan, 1g. kit.. CM-A, fenced, vacant, 039,10. Owner finance with adequate dawn or VA.PHA. 3734106 REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day 01' NII$ -ISR.JS,WxWpiol.grlIN hOme, billuff. llndscapliig many extras. Reduced to I5lNS ____ Regular or 1 sIms Ibis 'WN00wadswbiiI Olis ._, - _____ SUTILIR PAINTING & fl1UJAIllSFej ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 1795, SANFORD, FL 32771, GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. 75441. French Ave. 3flhS31.3ft-37n,mv7 is. ____ ______ IDYLLWILDE *smnlng 301,31custom home, formal living & lining rm's, whIts brick FF10 PR, fenced car let & SOki. 553*. NOQUALIFY1NG-ISR horns. New Control lIlA & carpet. Owner will finance w. lulitantCl lees. SII.NS. 333. ____________________ ___ - ALL. FLORIDA REALTY UNFOlDREALTOR Inc. - - OPIN7DAYSAWIIK Narsid Hal 1.ulty _________________ SERVICE CALLS ' - - GRAB ITQUICK Oiler 2 story 3 BR, 1½S, FP & newly renovted. Ready to move Into. Call to see. $33000. Chevy 2 ton Runs good. Must sell. lurst $7,500 668 8196 . 1971 Singer Future Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $111 or ______________________________ $31 ma. Agent 339-1354. WITH TREES AND GOOD SLIM BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES 3 BR, II furn., gas heat, w.w carp. & inside utility rm. Goad terms & priced at only $26,910. FR, eat in kit., over$Ijsd SR's. I ' l*1I ___________________ LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES care. Buy now & you can move in before Christmas. $30,100. Tony Coppola Assoc. inc. 5300333, 44-4-3515. OWNER WILL FINANCE 211home weat In kit I supift location. 119*. Low Iwo. payment. II '73 - __________ 281, 25 home in DeWy with 16*33 pool. icr. porch, eop$. kit., Fern. rm., 1g. Li, 1g. sit ii. i'm., w-w carp., corner lot, contractors home with many extras. $45,100. Call 440.54)9 by - ________________ ______ 'd. Established plumbing supply & service business for sale, Inc. tools, fixtures, Inventory I real estate. Call W. MaliczQwskI, REALTOR 3371913. Special -your dream-i SiLl. FR-qarage.waik to town$13000. By Owner-1O W. 3rd -333-0197. trans. 327 2090 106 days I - - Refrig. RepoAMAPIA I? c1 ft. Sold originally S511, now $716 or $7? ma. Agent 33 5354. ____ I _______________________________ iuper sear-p 3 BR fenced car. lot, YaViSSbVII.Troth LNftSflCNIMleC. (LOCAU$*.SNI _____ - l.Ni ___________________ Ank'ItaINsVInkuPmslu ThankYsu,ThaMYiu for being my customers & friends. If *iie'sa bitter way tosay III don't knew hew, may you be nidsly bIassed. Soot 1.. - 43.i-Lofs Si Aawogs LosIng your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 3220314. _________________________ 1 [H 322-9283 24 _______________________ _________________ - _______________________ OPEN HOUSE IOU.',. III ItO Country Club Circle SundaylIP.M. 3 BR home on Ig lot. IIAITY I Lovely Camp. remodeled w.expert 'Ml.' Eves. 333i3, 372-1*7, 3331153,373.7177 3071.21*1l. CIRTIPIDLAWN ILANOSCAPING Pill ISTIMATU21Z.7e53 __________________ *1 ', ton PU VI, isp some rust, asking 5600 I __________ JEEP4WDPU ---I Pianos & organs as low as $995 lo3. tires, lair cond $800 Guitars 10 pct oil Amplifier, I or best offer or trade for VW, drums. etc ItOb flails Disount and or buggy 327 0095 1v ,-rencn Ave I 32? 7755 I '76 lord 6 cyl., std. ________________ trans Good cond. Gets good 377 4755 62-Lawn.Garden - 19 cu ft. Coldspot Freezer Good Condition 4416714 ______ - '65 Buick Skylark Conv. good mech cond . needs body u.sork 667 7417 aft 6 Somebody is looking for your bargain. Offer it loday in the Classified Ads. '10 Chevy Lowry Carnival F 100 organ 8 mo old, Pd $1,910, sell $975 I'inancablc. inc muSic 830 7783. - W. Oar-nell White leg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KNIDER ASSOC. 107W. CommercIal Phone322.71S1.Sanford - tai& LaIiIjNS D!Vwalt. Ceilngs, and Watis repaired. Ret. a comm.. iimidal & Additions. CaIlSl1.1399en1431134 --i - 3237132 _____ - ' INC. RIALTORS 1301533 or 339.011 eves. 47-Real Estate nted ____________________ ______ ____________________ 'esnt1i , FORREST GREENE ________ leauliful. 1 acre with 7.5$ory home. 3 extra ____ 1g. BR, lam. nm, Li, OR, hardwood floori, PP, & many extras. Also 211, 11 guest cottage & 21*40 gaaebo for your outdoor par-His. All this for $79,950. Owner will hold mortgage. 51—HOuseho Goods - FURNITIJRE& THINGS Buy 15.11 New & Used Furniture 500 S. Sanford Ave. 323-6593 'MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR OLD FISH ESTATE Cameron Ave. Accessories muI,. trnTer. Lake Mary corner lakeview lot. sewer. water & paving. $11,500. HAL COLBERT REALTYInc. Branch Office 323.2222 1 Man, quality epsnalien yrs. sup. Paths. Driveways etc. WfYRS Seal. 337.1211 NO LONGER USED CAMPING GEAR iS IN DEMAND. SILl. IT NOW WITH A CLASSIFIED - AD. _____ - MEINTZE* i'ua' repair, leaky Cfi.Sumni eur 1 Isp 03,4363. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 323 7710 Lira Accordion, new $150 Will sell for $300 322 Used lull site hoti motel bed ding. Very clean, $11 9Sea. p NoII's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 97. So. ol Santord 372 $721. ' - - Why buy used? New brand name box springs I mattresses at 20 pcI. above dealers cost, Twin, fullsize, queen & king, Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323 0981. CailBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322-7495 ___ CARPENTRY PAINTING MASONRY CONCRETE All professional-3D yrs. isp. FREE lIT. 3fl2914or331.7*9 - 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, Call 901-7355371 tar furTher Oetalif MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real Estale is sold daily in the classified ads. Nothing small about that- - 79-Trucks.Trajlers new Old Mims Road: 20 acres on paved road. Mostly pasture with small pond. Wooded homesite at rear. $63,000 with terms. ANYTIME The Real Estate Agency Multiple Listing Service Inc., hiKers m 2565 343$ S. French (17-92) Sanford 323-5371 REALTORS PARK .NEMODELINOIRIPAIR 5.0. SALIN1 3220461 — , 322- 2420 78-MotorCyCles ROBSON MARINE 7927t-Iwy 1797 Sanford, FIn 3777% I Cloy truck 1969, 6 cyl, w camp - -------or, A I, $I,l000rtrade for lot' 6 station won 3723586 59-Musical Merchandise I — LOW MORTGAGE 4 BR, 1' B brick home w brand new carpeting & paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc, terms! $29,900. 24th St. and Coronado Con course: 117*101 building lot with trees. $1,000 with $1,100 down and interest only for S years. Sanford's Sales Leader 55--Boats & Sale 1978 Mustang II only 17.500 nii air, 4 sp. I cyl. Good mule getter, 51750 322 9157, 631 1779 eye, 1978 Plymouth Volare, Only 10,100 rni,,suto, air. 6cyI ,qets good me $3700 372 9452, 831 1779 eve l.aw,,s,jki * tI*1 el tOnI i.e WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-315 E. First tt. 322-5622 MYRTLE AyE, Zoned mult., I units, corner, lOOx 117, nice trees, good rental area, owner finance 5)1,500. Owner 3730106. This one is ready to live In. Tastefully furnIshed 3 Berm. I Bath with I yr. warranty. Select your own breakfast fruit from your own fruit trees in your own nice backyard. Priced right so move fast, won't last long I SPECIALI 3 51, 1½1 horn. with CH.A, w.w carp., on a guiel cul-*.sacl Near schools & shopping. 5FF WARRANT. ED. Only 534,100. __ 3331061 or eves. 3734117 - and CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA relief demanded In the Complaint. County, Florida. spent time going tomaiosns, pr-, TIME&PAIN CIVIL ACTION NUMBER: WiTNESS my handandthss.al WITNES$myhandandthesesi not trying to litSak Into of ttsis Court on this 5th day of of this Court on this iSIs day Attention Is called to the fl$CA49.JIL) LIvI'lNwOUsIKsEpeR provisIons for ssual employment BERNARD JAFFE, TRUSTEE, Mature woman wIse loves November, 1q19 Ebbels Field. It. a ftNM December, 1979. Plaintiff, children. Prefer own car. (SEAL.) OPPortunity, and payment of not (SEAL) Jee,M loom I board I ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. ARTHUR H. $ECKWITH, JN, ass tItan the mInimum salaries 6. "There's a dlffirenos hI d wages as sat forth in the CONTINENTAL. EQUITY Cierkof the Circuit Court ClerkoftheCfrcul$Csurt specificatlonsmustbspaldonthis LIMITED PARTNERSHIP LIGALSICIITARY By: Mary Ann Duxbury BY Mary Ann Dusbury MtItudehIkIgrowhig NUMBER 4, a Michigan Limited Must have legal terminology, o1.ct. Deputy cier Deputy Clerk up In Brooklyn and All bidders are hereby notified Partnership; and THE MYERS probate up., & real estate JACK T. BRIDGES, Esquire JACK T. BRIDGES Manhattan. We didn't go CLEVELAND, MIlE & BRIDGES CLEVELAND, MIlE & BRIDGES that they must affirmatively COMPANY, a Washington cot. background. 5)10 wk. metee that in any contract en- poration, not qualified to do Post office Draw z hungry In MsUasi. And post office Drawer 1 business In the Stateaf Florida, as fend into pursuant to this ad 2WOODWORKIIS Sanford, FlorIda 32171 Sanford, FlorIda 33171 vortisernent, Minority Business Trustee, Isp. with table saw I router. (303) 322.1314 Telephone: (303) 373.1314 mothers and fathers, we Enterprises will be afforded full fldints. Publish December 9,4,73,30,1979 Attorneys for Petitioner NOTICE OP ACTION P000 SERVICE DII. understood than. We Publish NOVIMbIV ii, II , cr4 opportunity to submit bids as sub to DEQ-33 contrectors, or as suppliers of TO; Mm. 3 yi'. •*p. Complete December 2,9, 1919 matenlals,or services, and will not CONTINENTAL EQUITY LIMIT. charge. $U.$S,1N. Imosediate DEP10 't be discriminated against on the £0 PARTNERSHIP NUMBERS CITY OP grounds of race color, religion, a MichIgan Limited Partnership ALTAMONTS eclispe They dlde't liii. sex or national origin in con. 1400 Kendale Drive, SPNINSS, FLORIDA LOT SOY clyvop ALTAMONTI th* felt sidesatlon for award. Suite 301 Great lob for iomiii fo,$ip NOTICE OP PUBLIC NEARING SPRINU, FLORIDA about it. lAke IbM was their In accordance with Executiyo East Lansing, Michigan 4533 work career. To CONSIDRI ADOPTION OP NOTICI OP PUBLIC NEARING Order 1101, Minority Contractor peohiem, ass. To them the aoosso ORDINANCI SICRITARY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCSNN: TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP Goals Psoinam,allbldderswilIbe THE MYERS COMPANY, a wor$dlsahutil,placethetls afforded full epportunity to submit Washington corporation, not quail. PROPOSED ORDINANCI With lcd eup. helpful. Non . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN cd Ii get them. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: bids In nesesiss. to this invitation fled to do buslons lotte State of smoker. Esarp gal. Pressure by the City of Altamonte NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN and will not be diScriminated Florida, as Trustee office. $140 et. "Tb af M$aa Florida, that itse Commission win ' held a public Miring to consider WthaCIY AffarnitWi Springs, against on the yismds of race, 3053 Rainier Bank Tower, writors w I PAITTIME CASHIERS Inactmant of Ordinance tdo. 10). Florida, *a$ me CosnmIsslsn will color, religion, sex or national 1301 Rh Avenue vk1hBroi variety held a public hearing Ii consider origin'ln consideration fir award.. Seattle, Washington 95)0 ,, Will train right psesen en flij4 of p, During SM Fiscal Yeirs of 97$ YOU computer registers, ARE ANORDINANCIOF THE CITY whine bug (or mercy. HEREBY thru $901, gsals for participation NOTIFIED that an action to OF ALTAMONTI SPRINGS, 79, entitled: rsflitkebumnwhsn ____ ANORDINANCIOFTHICITY by Minority Business EnterpnIs FLORIDA, AMENDING CHAP. PART.TIUISAIJSSAI. foreclose a mortgage upon the they're loetug. Will train as estimator. Ne cold ' TEN 67.1079, LAWS OF FLOP IDA, OF AL TAMONTI SPRINGS, Is twenty percent (N pcI). To following property in iN7,AIAMINDED, BEING THI FLONIDA,CLOSING.VACATING ssw'e that maximum bids from County, Florida, lowit: Calling. Laads only. Riatly "Who nesdi the old. ______ CHARTER OF THE CITY OF AL. AND ABANDONING THAT Mnity luslnessln$erpqisesa,s Sharp panion. Lot$30,31,33,33,4S,4I,17r443 faslilimd JIWWI $ei* U' TAMONTE SPRINGS, FLORIDA; CERTAIN AllEY LYING AND sol4lsS, contractors submittIng of the Florida Land and the giy loskiag Is, CREATING A REVISED CHAR. BEING WITHIN THE co. bIds will K required_to provide ColonlutIen Company's Celery S*P.ACMSCNAN,C TEl AS PROVIDED BY CHAP. PORATS LIMITS OF THE CITY evloseol their if$sils IA aIdIng . Plantation, Fiat Seek I, Page 129, lead blueprints. IMoI. sup. foiiøiru,a trim womal fir OF ALTAMONTI SPRINGS, loWwrgachiag0$*aidgosfs. TIN $44, LAWS OF FLORIDA, olthe Public Recordsof$emi,ijs being a aab? They're PROVIDING This project Ii lubisci $0 the County, Florida (LESS the $$$ FOR A RURlN. FLORIDA, DISCRISED AS UCIN$IDFI.UMISR parmold. DUMON QUESTION OF APPRO. FOLLOWS: THAT PORTION OP FSSW.mIfI$5 if Section 3, of the $31 feel of the North 3M foes at me Local .ras,N.104r. Th, ibM. moral of 'Ia,. VAL OF REVISED CHARTER; THE AlLEY LYING EAsT OP HOusing and Urban Davslsjmsni Eassw foot of Lot 30) and (LESS PROVIDING FORM OP sa*.. LOTS II, II AND 6. AND WI$Y ACt of $031. AN bidders will be the North 131 feet it LeSs N and At First ' in theta st Is LOT, PROVIDING FOR PILING OP LOT I?, BLOCK p. requIred t• aesply with an Al. 31).Wes$ I3o.$feetofSM Duct sep. helpful, leesI eros. ____ bMIsrwü a ms.r REVISED CHARTER WITH PLO. STIWARTS $U$DIVISION, As tirnostlee Adisn Plan to provide feet Of LoS 30, South 131 feel at 53.301w. RIDA DEPARTMENT o RECORDED IN PLAT .0011 3. spOovlunity le lewis Income North us toot if the IceS 117 fist Iaceta th a .ebblá Lchird STATE: PROVIDING SEPA. PAU4LPUDIICRICQID$Op residents lIthe Feud ares Ni of Let IS: and East U.S lest at DOUVIRYSSIVU RAIILITY, REPEALING AU. SEMINOLE COUNTY, trainingendemplsvmlst.Seethe North 175 fee! of Let lot Thu. OnestIds,ItymaIupe, ORDINANCIS IN CONFLICT; FLORIDA; RETURNING $AID Supplementary InstructIons 0 Florida Land and Ceiepsljation dIM driving record, PiseNo . TO ACREAGE, Bidders for mone kWsrmatIo 10 Company's Celery Plantation, PROVIDiNG AN EFFECTIVE LAND $ 1 I1fl.ub. _____ PROVIDING CONFLICTS AND rogerds Is this nequirimuW. - DATE. P1st Sisk I, Page 119,at the PublIc iasumcc Was -*11001* IS called 1 Ibe Sum. Recirdset S.mlaglg Clealy, laid dinanc, waspiacoi en IPPICTIVI DATE. ISSLICInSI Said OrdinancI WOO $'IUd IN MUV 0$ Wirk Is *15 MdlI.e Fluids, first r.adlno on Dec*sbar 4, , 4, rs$ en Ø5fl,..j $199, turnv.r schedule .$ and the City CommISsion will be has been filed_'ist you and you S$ as City . CimmISsion wa eraueswi ass grs4id anta,.,,pe, sue roquinid IS nsidsr same NI serve a 'cepy 0$ ea's geys, Port-tipas, mature pI.asa, mm flJ1fl,,aj $9, $979, 3:15 yoij alt adipOse •II. $u. PubliC cinslior same NI Øof Itt deNI'fts, II $ it burial ii , iloplioi adsi the pudelc P.M. Riu90OialIM. indicating en CHARLES i.. ITISNURO 5 hearing, whieSu pig Iu. i. sg, wid bs held as reseat turNo.., at vacant units PlaIi*Wf's Attorney, whueso al CR, ftoØif ,n... MAINTEflIflCI C$VlI 111 iiFWS.Im *lS Oimril ClSSraCtOr WINo dries is: SUITE 113 CNA *0 Tuwday, - the 11* day if , Tintoday, the Sib ep a's 611k in She • pfpm. :• daY . r. It elM Imadof the 0mm. - TOWEl, ORlANDo. FLORIDA Decambir, WN.0$P1SP.M.ir bias. oboe.. a - w,. the fletin*ar, $179, at lNP.M.or is to Nov. all- medarnts.Non weds is). is or b1fe41 Ne is ltti*fo. *1as .ui's.i on *is pnelati alibis in his two meiting inIsuated parties may seen *orsallor 1 * to. *e wansssuss e.sau u,,ja paprI -usi y 71, Øys se 151w 5 nIbt.. ir and he heard with ni•ac, nt* as Clods if this Curt luther Isp. with lutill. W.kj & TM PtimW *J*La,, 0$ the tome -uj:u .ci- Thus im MbeMOlt alibi ..vloe a. Fto4eSlIFs - at. ' nc. Isp., pci With to me acui ci,, at ls*nd. Pisuide renurvos Meppi or bontslptaty *ansil. ., hear may be .ent$.sd 5,. as,lpblforsluotanvlrad W - NI; ofba,o. deisult WW be ROd l5 9IMS to .. iaasaias Nas to wos. a- lmOa* -1les isv-isis.. J$ 11*0 aMJ'pgsknt aso.' as obNI Esp.acsnev , c, pi* NI i; i i rr-. or. * o at- Ne Ne osrpi* sr wu --------.-_____ WWNidapanlduqiuillsihe. WITNft$MYbu"' ANDYNI 50$,. Hill tmn-ldIefl$y, rs .ior*. NI, wisa as& n5,lfØi.pkjj 1Nfl45J ISA$. OP TN$$ COURT en as NIh ' IL e!u9. ' ad as at at as ramp5 CNy ul some may be at as y ii Neom$jr, 1.75. se as. City a game mey he Is Clip if Si.L4,, Plsi*' gg b1I of geoa me NGNi,: (SEAL) a.public Till HOUSING AUTHORITY ARTHUR N SICKWIY$ ii. CALl. PAT , a.slIHeIbdevWOIclTUf. OP THE CITY OF' a.o...ise, .-. am OP THU SEMINOLE *AA•,Ia,HU1, A.D.... --- MNFORD. PLISSIDA -tivII* JJJWL - COUNTY -, 9flp ' 1054175 Ifo.fej1,ClS.. inN11 Clip Clp,tat*s'. CiRCUIT COURT . Clyclodsata. ..... -, clivat "Sy: Cynthls Idly "Yea PuJwelurf$ 'SO spr5,s, PNrlM Puba. Dec. 3.9. to, 15,11117, & Ad Deputy Clods Neisp._P*He their JdM Iu, —y is' 'rids*:p,t:: 9,1199.Jon 31* ________ --,- ossa, , ..- SUPERI 3 BR, 28 B'rittany style home overlooking Mayfair golf coursat Every Imaginable fuiturel BPP-WA*RANTED, Just $47,710. BUY JUNK CARS From 5)Oto $30 Call 322 1621; 32 1460 - - ______ . - 120% Palmetto, Sat & Sun 9 3 1t.Iby clothes & turn clothes of all sizes 750, like new I P Suit, dinette, items too numerous to men lion Look for signs at 25th & Mollonvulle 1203 Crescent Sat it tO thru Sun ,it I Metal band saw, eng. lift crane 30ton press, motor stand, drili press. sell cheap. 322 3585. — Classif led Ads are the smallest big news items you will find anywhere. COUNTRY LIVING at its bestt Eight acres fenced, 3 Berm, 2 Bath, fam. room., fireplace. screened patio. wBOO, self. cleaning pool w-cool deck, fenced pastures, fishpond. access to St John's River. FANTASTICI 3 BR, 7B brick home in idyllwihdel Many custom features on a 1g. Landscaped lot, Only $62,900. 41-4em . , Dollar Paid for i & used ars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 - for DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION fl-Junk Cars Removed Garage Saic Sat Sun 9 5. misc children, baby clothcs Under 550 (raddock St Enterprise. 574 4909 - LARGE CORNER LOT enhancesthis3Bdrm,1' -, Bath home, separate dining room, eat-in kitchen, range- ref., disposal, carpet, central heat & air, inside utility room, orange & grapefruit trees, ATTRACTIVE FINANCING, I yr. warranty, $35,900. BEAUTIFUL I 3 BR, 2B home in Deltona with many special featuresl CH-A, w-w carp.. Fla, rm., eat-in kit.. & lots morel BPP WARRANTED. Just $51,900. .-- -.,, — REAL GATE OSTEEN AREA- For Sale, or rent With option to buy; 10 acres with Improvements. Interested persons send name & phone no. to: P0, Box 545, Longwood, FL 33250. REAL TOR 322-4991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 349-5100,322 1959 ______________________ --_____________________ - A 0*1*1 80-Autos -- - - '75 Olds Toronado, '17 9.9 Umbrella Tents • 310 SanfordAve, 3225791 Sr. Oroker 290 N. $7.92, Cass.lb,rry, Fl. 5344300 Eve. 563-3631 STEMPER AGENCY LAKEFRONII 2 BR, lB cottage on a spacious landscaped IotI Eat-in kit., Fla. rm., I porch. A super deal for $29,500. _________________________ - REALTORS - JUST LISTED! 3 BR, 28 home in Suniand on a nice lot! Fla. rm w-wcarp., many built.ins, util. shed & lots morel BPP WAR. RANTED. A buy for $32,000. i( ____________________ - REALTY leg. WEKIVA FALLS New I BR, lB travel trailer at beautiful Wekiva Falls. Perfect for Winter retreal. $15,000. Owner finance w-'-, dwn. Furnished -- 900 cattle ranch MORRIS Danny's Auction 322 7010 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave 333 5772 Twin matched boa springs and mattresses. Eac cond Winqbacked love seat. 377 3930 350 woodsland H. Ernest Carport Saie Sat & Sun Dec. 8 & 9, 9 1 26)3 Iroquis Ay 2nd St behind Deklc.s Gulf Station, Furn diihei. appl cto?hes & I!ISC Std. Size Pool Table * Accessories. $350 669 6779 lOacresorangegrove INVESTOR This won't last long. Nice 1 BR, lBhomeon fenced lot. $13,000. 56,000 dwn, owner carry. 72-Auction , PITCH PINE rlREw000; I good used bicycles, COnn clarinet in case, antique ac cordion, EDISON cylinder records, Hand & power tools, Quartz watch, Phone 322 7675 (Longwood). - ARE YOU iNTERESTED? 20 acres lake front INVESTOR! 2 BR, lB home, good cond,, FR, fenced yd. nice location, Inc. 1 BR garage apt. Live in house & rent apt or rent both. Only $30,000. _____________________ ______________________ STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AC NOW. Call 327-261) or 531-9993. 54-Garage Sales - 09$). Paved road acre for investment or building. Terms you can af lord, $500 dwn. 3 ACRE with lake frontaqe, trees I 3BR, 18. 32-IusesUnfurnish,C Side-by-Side refrigerator, picnic table w-2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w mattress, $23; Oak porch rockers, 529.95; metal office desk. $70 Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323- OSTEEN S wilderness acres. Enjoy nature, Only $15,000, good terms. REALTOR MLS - _______ _____ Req. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. _______________ ' GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontags $27,000. lOpct.d*n. By owner 36S-3a95, eve. 34i-S451 BATEMAN REALTY I Bedroom garage apartment Adults Only, No Pets 322-3167 movies ________ _________ 50-Miscellaneous for Sale 43-Lots-Acreage -- - - - . - �..... - t . '.. - - . - -. - - -- . - ' • -.-. -- -- - .• •. •- .- • . - —. I unuay,ut.Y, ....a.. .. uyiy Consumers Gripe I osts Soar , As - Yuletide C • ByJANETCAWLEY halted Press Iuteraatloaal Soaring costs for everything from turkeys to stocking stuffings threaten to make Yuletide 1V79 seem like the ghn of Qirljt. mu past. Signs of budget-trimming abound, Even Santa Claus will be missing In , places. The Santa usually in Uio lobby of Daily News in New York was discontinued this year because of tggi colts. In Guildford, Es*!id, about 40 miles southwest of Lendon, all three major department stores have decided against having a Santa Claus because of the rising colt of fairy grottos the British equivalent of Santaland. It will not be an entirely Scrooge-like BUSINESS IN BRIEF - Winter Springs May Gain A 'Village Market Place' Winter Springs has received a proposal for a new shopping village. The Village Market Place will be located at the north west corner of State Route 434 and Sherry Road. The 12.25 million shopping village will be constructed in two phases. Phase! will contain a 20,500 square foot Fairway Supermarket and four retail stores and construction should be completed in six months. Phase II will contain a drug store, variety store and six-eight retail stores. The developers of the village, Royal Canadian Development, hope to complete the project by late 1981. -- - - - Flagship Banks Inc., said it has learned a number of European investors have acquired an option to purchase one million shares of its stock from Frank Smathers Jr. The transaction represents approximately 14 percent of Flagship's outstanding common Mock. Thomas Bartlett, corporate vice president in Flagship's Miami office, refused to divulge the national origin of the investors. He also refused to say whether they are Arabs, saying, however, one does not generally think of Arabs as being European. The management of Flagship noted that representatives of the purchasers said they were making the investment because Flagship Is regarded as a well managed institution with extensive banking and lending activities in Florida and Latin America. In addition, the purchasers have assured that they intend to support present management, and they have stated that there Is no intent to make a further Investment in Flagship, - - WASHINGTON (UP!) — Green slime in a Christmas toy called the "Ork Egg" can damage furniture, clothes and hair, while another toy called "Baby Grows Up" looks like a deformed child, a consumer group reports. 'Those toys and a dozen others belong to the Christmas trash box rather than toy the Americans for Democratic Action said last week. "My Dog has Fleas" was labeled the year's dumbest toy. The object is to keep fleas on the dog and away from the child. But the group recommended eight toys as good buys this year: 'Skedoodie,' used for drawing patterns and pictures; the "Atomic Arcade," a table-top pinball game; Electronic Baseball 2," a hand-held game; "Speak and Tell," which has a 235-word spelling vocabulary; the Fisher-Price "Kitchen Set;" "Woodsey's," a group of fuzzy dolls in a log house; "Giant PreSchool Loc Blocs 100 piece set," and the doll "Baby Little Love." which has been surveying Christmas season toys for eight years, reviews heavily promoted items for safety, durability, play value and how they compare to the way they were advertised. -. ..... - * *- 4 4 0 a' 'I h ristmas sin s es In the business 01 newspaper business In the Seminole County area, two significant announcements were made recently. The Citizen 4ews, a south Seminole County weekly newspaper was sold to Gannett Inc. for a reported $200,000. Helen Schnelker was named publisher of the newly-acquired property by Gannett President Al Neuharth. Meanwhile, the Sentinel Star Co., publisher of the Sentinel Star in Orlando, announced a major plant expansion of its Orlando facility estimated at $38.8 million Construction is expected to begin in January 1* and completion is scheduled September, 1001. ...A Clo ser - - I' Mattel's $2 "Ork Egg," a spinoff from the TV show "Murk and Mindy," was named "potentially the most destructive" toy. The group said when a child pulls apart a white plastic egg shell, he finds a fetus-like object surrounded by green slime. The problem Is the slime can damage "your floors,your furniture, your hair," and you can only remove it by following special cleanup instructions that come with the package. The "worst toy" designation went to Mattel's' Baby Grows Up," a doll that Inflates when a bottle is squeezed in its mouth. Instead of looking like a little girl when inflated, the group said, the toy looks like a deformed child with artificial limbs. p-p Look Other "triwh box" toys Included: "Space Creatures Full Head Mask," which uses flammable cement; "Suckerman," a plastic doll with suction cups that do not stickto most surfaces; "Raceway Pit Stop 812," which has toomanyput-togetherparts; "Zodiac," a $40 toy computer for chatting horoscopes; "Gobbles, the Crazy Eating Goat," which eats an indime aapply of plastic garbage; "Zap-Zap Raodra*,ó Which has cars that can jump off the track and tilt a child In the face Also, "The Energized Hulk," cheaply made With little piny Interest though it cods up to $15; "Disney Mickey Mouse Music Machine," On Vow labeled "a piece of junk"; "Bubble Yom Baby," a doll with a balloon In her mouth; and "Major Morgan the Electronic Organ," a toy that frustrated 3-yearolds and bored older children Moadowood Building Begins Owstructlion Is underway for a 54-unit addition to the Meadowood Apartments In Altamonte Springs and a 0unit addition to the Roillngwood Apartments near Cauelberry, according to officials of Cardinal Industries, Inc., Sanford, developers of the projects. Meadowood's addition will consist of 14 furnished studios, 15 fi*nlshed one bedrooms, 15 unfurnlahed .bedrooms and 10 unfurnished two bedrooms. Rolllngwood'a second section will have 10 furnIshed studios, 10 furnished one bedrooms, 10 unfurnished one bedrooms and 10 unfurnWied two bedrooms. Meadowood's first section of 66 wilts and RdWNWOod's initial phase of 64 units are fully cc- -. I , . Shoplifting:Retail Outlets Shopli - Wekiva Cablevision Near Beef-Up MIAMI (Us) The holiday dwpplçig mdi iaonandsoialhaftgl*tokaspsdenbtiulngssed shopliftirs from M.al theasends ci deliata ci merchandise from was cn.11I and -dam Major retail otlists began beeflag up their store secarity Friday to cop. with iliopliftirs and gMag their ii.. fore.. epectal "' onbowloapolthueves. - Jordan Morals, for ew'pte, Is patting -tags an rn.ich.di U iii! .mad analwmuthetgg$imunapesstkouib mmore it the demV .cls. "We always '1p4 a UNN1*0 le. usassin skr1kg time pear," dd J Mthsr s, direitir 01 assdty N............ k .... . -we my* '-i .- , -. j 1 g in dime .ws ci. - - - FEC &_ Aids 'EmpfyN.st.r' ____ Florida RáIdetji1 Communities (FRC) has dsiigesd a residential community primarily for the .nyiweIr. FM ban bagun cesetrirtion of 31 Wgh4emUy Spring Valley, a lUury reli4lsl corn. of alma ISO ft Wpmer p.sag in - -. Dories. Macian, Jir - ci ve mercf Marsh's icter shoplifters at mare hsthihe thea the , 's XWOMMM Litvision, said most • PietIPliadgilltytoaholift1ng charges and proJeadseils who a. booster bags, hiocmets "ft's hç. Something for nesting. When "rarely do the capes go to trial." adp.chd4ioidralncoatstodailithiltloot. thuVMSallis'ItIdagdgdaway,ithM,It's First oftinders usually are fined $125, but "They (auteas) don't even cosdowp'Me almost addictive." Florida law makes a third offense a thirdding it when they come do a dome," be iild. Some pesplu uplIft 'ie felony. no apparent - - - . 1u Valley Garden Eststas, FEC's klme, we aimed al ths '1 r citbi in.. brq1 ks.iu -iiiis,i' met bose i'cjnt 1",d." acardinp so aust. A lines, Wr'd FEC, mad etrM rlie's, heft him. boNders and cemm ML. - .. Y'$b1bIsarnPIw, a... Treads Va. Ui diiuy in VWlde, ___ . i l,_-• _ ; .. • ': -, -- - SVP To Have Party - - - : - -- -. - . - The Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) will hold EIflUil Christmas Party on Dec. 11, from 2- 4p.m. at the enford Chamber of Commerce, 400 East First Street. Entertainment will be provided by the Sound ofSunshine 3ipter of Sweet Adelines and the Doug Hubbard kchegra. Individuals over the age of 60 who are Interested in sirng their community through volunteering at one of the 50 ISVP volunteer stations are invited to attend the party and pit YelufltiifS who are presently actively involved in the ommunity. u__si - My brirAher would like that! 500 First-Graders Go Shopping RS VP Ch ris tm as S tore: Th e Work Seemed Worth It PTA Council Plans Music The County Council of Parent Teacher, Association :J(PTA) will meet Thursday at 9:30 am, at the East AltamateSçirings Civic Center. Eddie Rose will be master ceremonies. The schools supplying the musical entertainment on - concert will be Lake Brantley High, Sabal Point Elementary, Altamonte Lake Orients Elementary ,i and Jackson Heights Junior H1gh.Spring Lake Eletnentary :- P.T.A. will provide refreshments for the entire group. The public is welcome. amount were not charged at al. As the children entered the room one of 50 RSVP volunteers paired off with each child helping him with his Christmas selections. All gifts were then wrapped and tagged and Santa was on hand to listen to personal requests and to hand out small gifts to the youthful shoppers. Looking at the smiles on the faces It was hard to tell who enjoyed the experience more, the children or the volunteers, but as the children left the room with their gifts and the tired volunteers looked at the picked-over Items and the scraps of wrapping paper littering the floor, someone started a Chrltsmas carol. And all the work seemed worth It. TOM NETSEL Christmas Eve at Macy's would seem like the reading room ins library compared to the busy crowds at the Chamber of Commerce building In Sanford this week, when more than 500 first-graders did their Christmas shopping at the Retired Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) Christmas More. Migrant children and students from the Title I compensatory education program In Seminole county were aided in their selection of gifts for their Ianmediate family by RSVP volunteers. Many of the 4,000 gifts available were made by the volunteers them. selves. Each child was charged only $1 for the total of the gifts selected, but children who could not afford this ' Symphony Sets Free Concert . . The Florida Symphony Is scheduled to give a 45-minute concert in the Medical Library Building at Winter Park Memorial Hospital Wednesday. The program will begin at 3 Pm and will consist primarily of Christmas selections and include the works of Tchaikovsky, Berlin, Mozart, and CIDrew. ______ moec and e public isinvited attend Ribmsnts will be provided by the boi'1- Brinsoh Completes Training (rpaiiinber Tommy Brinson of 1101 Ceder Ave., Sanford, lock part in the 247th graduation marcia, of the Singer BrecIdmie Hob Corps Center Dec. S. He iucjessMly completed studies In building trades and plans a career In the field of plumbing. The Ails Department of the Woman's Club ci Sanford, hasarrang.dabsndconoertforSwiday,Dec.9,from2tol pm. Iii Cenliumial Park The conceit will be presented by De. Wilhem JUnkie, Of Bands at $en'tflC4I (nalIy Collage, and of his Community Band and German Band. dmai music wili beatured. ibi public __ is Invited. Ibere Is no admission charge. CenCSIt patrons may ,Ws to bring folding chairs. ___ __ Parent.T•och• r Fellowship Th P&eitTSSthir Fellowship ci Diltona QwIdian for a epeclal 7 P'•' WIU ___ liy, program to be pra4id by the, students. It Is WI Li. MAlI, - Land Tou V r I% bt4ft pastor at naegrea ___ __ Haul IlL . "And, Santa, don't forget..." - Terminal Disease Results In Founding C)f Fellowship t' .j - 4' -.. ' • • -: . 1. I ,. po, er - Nerd Psi by Tom NsIsil Loaded down with bargains - •- ': . ' .. I A-: ____ OOF . - :. . :W - __a W, Irma Jan.. IWO , ' HilM Se- __ _ 1. - Now •- Masoiji nil als snideor. Li ', Trinity Preparatory School Players will present hrIatznas in the Marketplace" Tuesday Dec. 18, and turday, Dec. 22, at 7 p.m. in Trinity's chapel. , This Christmas play was performed 11 ago at ty Prep and shortly thereafter The Trinity Players re formed who now are currently performing two years - , oductiona a year at Trinity. - The public is Invited to attend. Tickets may be purchased the door, adult $2 student, $1. Trinity Players ten year reunion will be Friday, Dec. 21, 6 p.m. at the Villa Nova. Anyone Interested In attending ease contact Rob Juergens. . - Real-. Estat. rInity Prep Players Present .h,'Istmas In Marketplace' -' . -, 4aDày Chrietmnt Commonplace - - ___ _____ - ly ef Fr.• Band concert Scheduled reason, said a apokesman for Wackenbut, a , major security "Wearrededa woman who stole a dog's flea collar and she didn't have a dog. And we u'red.d a man who dole tobacco to roil cigarettes and he doesn't smoke," he said. Until recently, many merchants were reluctant to prosecute, tearing false arrest silts like the one Burdines settled with a Canadian couple for $400,000 last month. But that is c5sanglng. "Shoplifting is no longer a joke," MacRae I& "Ten to 15 years ago, It had an aura of a prank. But now we prosecute our cases." Lkir.i sild, "We try not to let anyone off. Get policy Is everyone gets arrested." Mther Carter, the dud of Dade County - Orange-Seminole Cablevision has announced completion of cable television construction leasing more than 2,000 homes In the Wekiva Hunt Club Sub division in Seminole Qni*y. "We're pleased to welcome our friends In Wekiva. This represents only part of Orange-Seminal. Cablevision's on-going construction progr one of the fastest growing cable systems In the country," said Qarles F. King, general manager. Orange-Seminole Cablevision now serves more than 49,000 subecribers, and has cable passing more than 100,000 homes In Orlando Metropolitan ares of. tirIng 10 cl'-v'th Of sçd.rtalmnent, education and intiemetiuui plan a primhmi p rNluning sink,,. Security i - The group, Area Papers Make Changes - r Available To All - Sunday, Dec.9, 1979—IC ["M Hera ld, Sanford PL Good, Bad Toys Flagship To Sell Stock? - In Japan, the global economic gloom has affected drinking tastes, with the most popular whiskey, imported Johnnle Walker Black Label at $21.80 a fifth, being replaced by the domestic Suntory Old Reserve at $12. In Moscow, where Christmas has been all but abolished as a religious ho1ida, New Year's is the festive family occasion. "We'll almost certainly have red caviar, but I wouldn't bet on black," said one frugal Moscow housewife, In Denmark, Prime Minister Acker Jorgen's price freeze may make the Christmas tree an endangered species. The Forest Owners' Association claims last year's prices of between $2.90 to $19 are not enough to guarantee a profit, so they may sell only for export this year. holiday. Most families 'round the world will Few seemed willing to give iç the be cutting back rather than cutting off tradltionalQrfltmufoode,butmanyagreed _ downgrading from stuffed turkey to duck, (iirlstmas dizvier won't be as ittI'is from black caviar to red, from imported year. In Portugal, where boiled cod tr.MfIOII* whiskey to domestic. "After all, It's Mill Christmas,". explained graces the table on Christmas Eve, prices for one Londoner. the delicacy have shot *q to $2.18 a pound. standing third in Housewife Maria di Rom, The London Times has been carrying f readers' letters on how best to word the a Line of 121 anxIous shoppers atone Of message that you are sending Christmas specialty shops docking the filh, COMPlAin0d cards for the last time because of postage 'I get some for myfamily, but atthis price costs, Which have reached 21 cents per card. I can't afford a thick portion. My husband Even the charities are feeling the pinch. A won't be pleased, but what can I do? A few countries, like affluent Switzerland— spokesman for Dr. Barnardo's, one of England's biggest orphanages, gifts were where ski resorts already are heavily booked and West Germany and way down this Christmas, and those people, for the holiday who did feel charitable seemed to be fun- Austria reported booming sales, t$4 they neling their money to Cambodia appeals. were in the minority, OURSE.VES- .. ~' • P $yTOMtT$ZL for survival "Ibose are not good odds," he remembered NeealdS5 Writer telling the doctors, "but they we better than "percent, so let's goatit." fth.heunsildpe will etUndasaUinatOthck. AM 11$ 'Ipoed" M.rel..d knew this. Weeks of ctuemotheripy followed. "It was not exactly fun, Ass U.S. Navy PIM for 23 peers Md a 118110TW In God, but l knew Vlot over thiufirstlllneul was going lo bid this Mimlend us in'e* up in a chridin home. M me be pit it, "I us ad a dived (br." Moreland i.l4 be knew he needed more help than the doctors tins a a cold November mW in a Texan hospital, odd give him. "I knew I needed a miracle," he claimed. No*wl foad 'imr" in that 'Inhele," and be needed As Moreland was boarding the plane for Texas, his mother Gd's . gave him a bosh written by evengitmiM Oral Roberta called "110w to Obtain Your Miracle." Moreland read the bosh, pràIdaddVIMF.demaldMldflesiusldaalstd,'aadthey though an he said, be was never deeply religious but he did lyØeithehuIil.dinskab.dudteds." Icsh.l1eaPsn7,theIeerd WNforlhe.INN 1" kne, I bad a real swim problem and I needd heip," s' Wi. Afraid 01imow; el4 01 mel knowing. said Muulend. "Oral Roberta advocated the only way to get " Gomm bosh. I it an..," said Moreland, od us to get a mirgie tram act" V.smnv saped it After elgbt wicks in the Texan hai.pp1, Moreland said he psuhsves$ewd*." fm "piety IUd they were having trouble controlling it." ink We doctor's advice ad.ved to lbs M.D. JU us very hlj and his wins win like pincedilma (rum all the injectiome. "There jut weren't any more veins," he meld. Issorpreme .6wTXRMW&D2ffAK ft#s3C U*ey macufod, ha had 75 •, ••••• - r - a- 'l• U'S ukirt ••-- _. T ur IflrrSLJ - ' ,.., -, - - .i___-__- . Hi W • • _•_ -&_'---_-.., .5. - _ - . - .-..--I• _________________________________ ___ - - - - �.. .,.••i • ,• I. .. .. 0 Sunday, Dec., 197 -3C Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Engagements Ray.Prescoff Mr. and Mrs. Warren A. Ray of 10 Fairlane Circle, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Judith Ann, to James Doyce Prescott, eon of Mr. and Mrs. James Prescott of Route 1, Sanford. Born in Hialeah, the bride-elect is the granddaughter Of William H. Martyn of Melrose, Mass., and Mr. and Mrs A. Ray, 61 Bonita Road, Sanford. Miss Ray is l979 graduate ofseo High School where she was president of Clvinettes and a member of the soccer team. She attends Seminole Community College. Her fiance, who was born at Winter Garden, Is the grandson of Mrs. Estelle Langford of Ft. Made. Helsa 1771 graduate of Seminole High School and is a missile technician in the United States Navy. The wedding will be an event of Feb. 16, at 1 p.m. at the Upsala Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Rugensf.In.RubIs MRS. 0. E. PENNINGTON MRS. CC. CORDEN MRS. CLIFFORD NELSON Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rugenstein of Ridge Road, Crystal Point, Lake Mary, announce the engagement - of their daughter, Betsy Jane, to Glen Allen RuMs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph A. RuMs of Falls Church, Va. Bdrn In Rochester, N.Y., the bride-elect isa 1972 graduate of Seminole High School. She was graduated from the University of South Florida in 1076 and received her Master's degree in library science there In 1978. Miss Rugenstein Is employed as a research librarian at Kennedy Space Center. Her fiance was born In Arlington, Va., and graduated - from Yorktown High School there in 1973. He is a 1977 graduate of Virginia Tech, Blacksburg, where he - received a degree in fisheries science. He is employed as an environmental consultant. The wedding will bean event of Dec. 29,at7 p.m., at I the Lake Mary United Presbyterian Church. MRS. H. F. ThUE In And Around Lake Mary, Fashion Show Highlights Tea. Congratulations to Betty centerpiece and beautiful red Errol is a member of the SW Uiair and Mary Terry, tableclothes. I should also Hinkle bind and says he loves members of the Lake Mary mention the well decorated it. PILA Woman's club for their hors d'oeuvres tables with complete success on the The Forest Keenagers club gorgeous silver candelabra, recent fashion show that took all under the direction of Faye will dart the holiday now NI?ad P5.11* by Thu N.ts.. place at the Forest clubhouse. -. -j Kelly. Sunday with a "trim the tree Leonora Green, right, serves refreshments to Helen Schorp, left, and Julia About U people were The music of Bill Hinkle ReIhter at Lake Mary Woman's Club Fashion Show and Tea. present to admire the Members Membi, was just what everybody b,ad1ful outfits modeled ,., St arlightroom to decorate loved to hear and dance to. All well by Jennie Nelson, In all, champagne, hor the tree and set up the near Epswich, England Gwenne Batler, and Mrs. available In your chamber Martha Mitchell, Lais Pen- middle of the dance floor. visited his parents W. and ___ newslettercrattheUppincott hj d'euvres, music and break- Nativity nlngton, Kathleen WeltonTwo more tress were ad Printing shop. wdfthere.SIM Sa i dhad on stage with a full size Santa fast mized together arni you decoration for this w made Mrs. J.O. (Bath) Gregory, dart, Arcl True and I&IIIn by the ladles at the ceramics spending about 10 days with a wuaderful time and enjoyed Entry blanks must be Corden. Claus figure in the come up with a fantastic low them. to M Dec. 17 all oerh1sh0PP The lovely fashions were background and the dance _ ____ Kay Swnian P.O. Box. 184, Alm performing for , from Mary-Father's, Sanford. band of Bill Hinkle In the Some of the people present A filuwsil hmch.uii was Lake Mary. very first time will be the three children have been center, Siva far her by Gwenne and a were: Tom and Jan Freeman, Forest's very own 7-member In England j r h p This year's Champagne Ranging from the ceiling Fred and Ruth Gaines, Bruce recently formed orciiegra. yesr. witi. her mother at the Lard , Recently I had the pleasure Ball was perhaps the bad were a complete set of and Faye Kelly, Peggy and Making their debug will visiting, Beth and Greg Churnliy's restaurant in " to Mr. and Christmas wrepped gifts end Phil Deere, Bill and Jerri em _ ____ IDOISe P1InP be: Sophie (r'w, ac. l__ mDId that their eldest Jon, Mrs. Raymond (LuRane ) It was a very de'Iglfii holiday decoration., several Kirk, Mr. Ball and Mr. and Mrs. Sam evening by all meesut end a more. were very well Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. cordion; Warren Sullivan, Jeff, had jut been trmAttending were Lucille, and sazebon.; z* a.red 10 IMldeI. iit Gwonne, Mrs. Dixon, Maryon (Margaret) Pratt and their veU'orpudisd psuly. pIaysd thecughoat. And, of Bobby BruMisy, Mr. end s. Jeff works for the - QgIq and myssit. daughter. They are all well. The Imlud CIvic Cader's coins the traditloul Geerge Drew, Dr. Gonsalo Griswold. clarinet; Ken Brown. dims; Sue C% American E*e. Co aid ___ known for their love and work spates. — resm was aietM.e was very well at utey iin. bertein, guitar, ad Minim he Will to Is d11151 01_1C for lids city. It was a pleasure 4 traa. s a denMi csstsred •nd hardly and Glen (s, pt Van Dike, piano. (ics again it's that time of to chat with them end know i relationsover there. Jeff, ha ballroom beautifully overlookedi LillianO*WM am I they are doing lunt fine. the ad when rukiugs decorated In the Christmas of Teens Sharpe, VlncuM and ii. Mark, year Members will sing 0o1s wft Lain, Hats off to Martha for hor Lake Mary as being Invited motif. vivid kneginstion and good Owenne Bugler, Ray and Fay and refreshments will be are bOM with the move. to pseUcipate In the awIst.. Martha Yenosy and her decorating - all Carroll, me& Bud and Lacy Layer served. Residents at the Under the weather recently husband Ned made sure p'idble with the help of Ned, and so many many more. Forest also have been very Flying back buns tidaweek mes Lgi.5g C011M spom but doing well now are Oladel ___Lucille Flerlasost. aired by the &wuber of Cocluran, Dorothy Deveroux, We also spoke to Errol busy decorating their borne. Was nothing was inoa.i—a Jervi Kirk, Owumi Butler, ffIult t1 Meeuujactlui with beautifiii Christmas tee. Fa3e RothCMI1ISI, g,1 GNene, a real estate for the Christmas eseson too. LacW, Mvii near, PheuuiL Donaldson and J. 0. ___ '1' $1It$ItIJ'S h1MII4 bgids and Monroe ad several more. who lives In Gregory. Ara., ad every year a. wrapped presents wer. the Kent Gregory, a member 01 - cornea to Fleride to vkit her - For businesses and Ales the taMss were sat up Lake Mary. He spends his main centerpiece in the with a (kidass dKoration spire time playing music, the Armed Forces daftM relatives, Vincent sad reo&mb euly entries as llaMa is vista. MRS. BERNARD wsmpnop.p' --.''':':--: -• - W i d ows Can lurnMen Off ivmII!i.1i.. UU1K1"$J . / / • -• r' --: i.. VF •• 11111 riIqh'in 1i?Irr4,fQ fr '., • ' 4L _•_. yser. Sur aid wI1Mhit ;..••.•. MuTe, wm to ilvs lmt bsa.. I 0141111184116 out, We u fully de live ihim. I',, tried that the Is,. betwees ys. d with Jerry, lert wam't the kied d wó. aft my hatbedsiva'taUme,IcaU weft aerrIm are mads. DEAR AllY: I am U. * ' i Al .....J.... 11106 wemen in er yet) I.fflU,.. , . '' Marriage , w,dl be" mdy a' •• uamato .vesime the gL Iweelt Y ad SUN It why. And I r1y live tham bMh. •. ___ •-I' if ,seusg aga*as Jury. _t.--,. • Hs'Os,IiM..aIthWhat don Ldo7 NWS5 PN W TSS ViU1 m LOVZ WIflI mmvIs s eatsy Waablugtsi from ISIS, Mary Wbllsburu*, VivIu Bewdea, Rebecca Ivery wtdsw I meat wm hal ha IUN aIvwU isis, vU have a huA.ad vhs WWI* $weet, JIS MeidU, Mliiia Jibauli, i$ty Frsdie and Deisrie Mylea ire the. Is hIs'S me what a this he'D he bee to misry 01*1 of WiDs I yes nomof tided stud with a N to smug the cam*ie membere ASIUSIN plus fir the Kapp &Wmonap "besatifil" marriage as as.• V00 Is lkW .I. iL Is MAT what yes . vhati 'UIIUM" k —r -. I wiI.isiNIshs w t a. a. Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Ausual &hslanhlp ar Pink lee Ball. F deer departed Isrisatiss, esutact issi SI the ab.v.. The ball will beau eveut 11 Dee. 21, 10010 husband li Pon' s. * am. at the Ssalsrd Cl* C.d.t. The Niclety Raid will fautlik A Was. a all 0 'I -. - PLANNING AKA PINK 80 Mu ia 4' ,i., Is _mere hsssM a. the due. musk. TOW -1111 inal Disease' , see daw _ _ a 00d 6* 1111000 110191118 a • n.um.sut h* We was 10 owd to be w0d to • ____ __ ___ IT uu Oil YM$III I_iU•IIt "an IsfInbr at3 Aas I.udedb4I •• sm , s isat to the rus • •• _• cidde'I ma. it is my us. I dot Ord Iskute, lbs reedlop SIths DIMS. * uuil Se hss lbmaIite( he sill. '1 peeped Filly hail that rder.,bsiatØe.wllb.tdmdeatsbeH.Mdsy sid1shidIst"I;iIIn,sffl *sve.aarviedto, _ Asdesutoril Tam Mvulamlr hehad h to i Gil lndv every dep," ad A g'-wedd s to he o* 01116 1 d11101. $-A apesdheieGedad las Aysto sUusa'1 - —l to MSd We. U ms .wj' ad "adsuW bis iacsi JI1' SI bed,• ps-. bw 111*1003 as rw VW W' a l" aJsIlplIusr_' hipw Gil natid M . ad he do" 1118111111 —, de iu.jhe 11"Mir 1111101 '1 his a w Wihr as," a. ad 00 is Ne. U ss re 0 vwM dad L 1% Walter retired as Western Union manager In Jacksonville on Nov. 1, 1969. Their daughters had opened up a dancing school here in 1967 and the couple decided to make this their retirement home after visiting Sanford nnd mine ,tirh "wnn.lprftil people." Corinne added, "We It was nice seeing some love Sanford and everybody familiar faces again - here." Catherine Ray, Helen Kelley, The Ryes are members of Mary Joyce Bateman, Lois \ First Presbyterian the 4 Butcher, Viola Kastner and " Church. They have been many, many others, Times may have changed, the men joining the active in community events but the coffees have not women were Vic Arnett, and have supported civic changed that much. chamber president; Dennisendeavors. They have two grandchildren, Valerie and -, In fact, it seems the door Courson, president of - prizes have grown in later Flagship Bank of Seminole; Natalie Weld. years. Walter Is a fantastic public and State Rep. Bobby relations person. He has class Brantley. Jack Homer, the executive ; Everybody looked happy and clout and knows how to •• t: manager of the Greater and get the job done. seemed to be enjoying the Sanford Chamber of I Again, congratulations. mere., credits Virginia Holiday Breakfast. ' Lcngwell with putting this year'acoffeetcgether.Hewas Ruth Gaines, chairman 01 If you should see Corinne only the master of Seminole Mutual Concert and Walter Rye, congratulate ceremonies, he said. Association's Champagne them on their golden wedding Ball, said she was pleased It was a beautiful morning annIversary, Dec. 6. with the ball last weekend. for a coffee when the business Back in the summer, the Although the turnout was women left their posts for couple's two daughters, Mrs. not as expected, Ruth said, in about an how. Upon entering George (Valerie) Weld general, "everyone had a Center, all Sanford Civic the Mrs. David (Mtriwn Wright) sp were greeted by Florence talked of a gala celebration positive attitude. Everybody Korgan and Don Hughes, who for their parents In Decem seamed to be having a good Alice Teslo Is presented a cuddly hear (donated by Flagship Bank of time." presented each with a gift of bar. Seminole) from Martha Vancev. fragrance comnpilnients of But Miriam and Valerie's Faust Drug Store. Tom Hunt suggests that if not a requisite, event, clubs, conventions and plans did not materialize. The Sound of Sunshine off you want to do something women were ushered The The chapter is under the television. Their Dad has been sick Chapter members of Sweet direction of Nancy Lewis. She through the refreshment SOS meets Thursday and on for several months and extra nice at Christmas, give and on to the tables where has been hospitalized on a contribution to the Ronald Adelines is looking for 25 new comes from a barbershop evenings from 7:30-10:30 at at prospective members for singing family, and also sings St. Andrews Presbyterian house they were in for some really several occasions. Walter McDonald families of their chorus. fine entertainment. baritone In the "SOS Church, 9913 Hear Lake Road, Says he is just not up to a Gainesville for Necessary children to stay. The chapter has a number Etcetera" quartet, 1978 Forest City. Did you know that Scott celebration presently. So an hospitalized According to Tom, fund to of shows coming up and is regional champs. For further information, Burns, manager of the local observance is In order later. were handle the contributio ns has looking for women in sted tere In ad producing call Betty Fish er, 645-1024, di tion to Florida Power & Light Co. Corinne and Walter been set up at Flagship Bank In music and an evening of fun shows, SOS performs for membership chairman; or play a harmonica? , can married onDec i and harmony in barbershop charitable functions, Kathie Branlette, 339-0179, RIUTlofld, Vs. He began of Seminole. No big deal, huh? "This Is the house that love singing. Musical training is hospitals, churches, civic president. But Scott's tiny harmonica work for Western Union when can build," he said. By ELIJV 01105 AN - is only one inch long and has he was 13, Corinne said. Everytime he got a SpecWtothellerald buS four note. or holes. The as de lighted with promotion, "we had to I/ audience w The moves About 100 employees and move," she said. business Is war and If that hi. "Lock, lady, NEW YORK Included Portsmouth, Va. guests of Buck's Restaurant ____ makes you sick, go beck to the kitchen." slated of "Jingle where their daughters were and Catering gathered Nonsense on most counts, says Dr. Kecindi' Grwnlpan, "Horne Sweet He." 3II* J., born, Columbia, S.C. and Monday night in the party to director of the Laboratory end Center for Sham Related The other entertainment Jacksonville where they lived room atthe airport restaurant Disorders at New York's Columbia Presbyterian was provided by Terry Clark, for 11 years before moving to for a Christmas cocktail ib She'll treasure lingerie for Christmas I minister of music at the First party. ____ I Select her favorites from our lovely First,--The amoption that being 4511011" is"OMMY 10 Baptist hipikiess is cray. There's no proof that We.Tb4 FOdI1L'M his lovely wife, Colette. PHILIPS— collection. Waltz length and floor product. Buakuam Is couidetltd though personal The talented couple, who butter In warm, nurturIng en' end people work length gowns, pajamas, ys, naturally featered by hav, lived here for about two Øreumests." be sa loawn. So, "today'. businac society reqeina the qusilties ci moiStie, put their besets imo slips and lacy lingerie. Pretty 11w.. Christmas medleys. ___ WOfl1W Theyure ajcy10 the guosç panties, sheer hosiery and much bat: "As make you sick whil Secondiy, yes, bisk'. time fInally the that And immun enter male roles with Iacniiaid dress, N's ruuubk more. All pleasantly priced come to Mart deaWIn for the V"b . ci ad thUr. was ahesli. priof '-1 F s eomidoiid male only. Bat we have no there., * to please.....and a.1 thin. Unfoitaatal', I paper comes oat In asyi o that. &w, a moilcal luchy of the one net thIs idiat - - ___ - 'Aressive' g Not For Working Women . ID 18"I&S TR S .UIR VS O • - - -p----- --- 4l44 1"C' - ' ____ . _____ ____ robes, - ;1-2 f • ' - FF WdW 1 - - . ,• I1 .: ad aims Is women deuess ___ Incus, of bed____ ___ We wieners. _____ adsays, wins am'S deal with dram Is bWWM stead say, 01 cuase a wom (hcs site knows how. cs she heews lbs dram Is therej ad _______ Why. - 'NMheoW"is,be's.SIdrii Islbsstplsee: set sd Is Imoelag If a.'s macsnag ep vbe she's a. wurhe vii dust SUN hi'. 41-- up to, beceisi the om Theydas'SevustUNuschilbsrbe do's PUtdthe ___a. deem'S eves Imiw is bike jayst "A womas deam't usdedad ai 'gsas aecety 01 ails ecdlves," says Gm 1as she aasr played sj* I" T MNTA' - Isiltoll with .ltytoM1ad,atfOw.'d9& Macsi isr pss,. ad the seat day yes ckuue. isv ssIva wlsis.e io m i -• • -..- — •udmulsu .hupu __ — .se NRIM L !k i!.- tAa - 0 , -- J -- -- Threw Our Mas NcsvsrIsp Disks AN Msk ser$.lsctiess. 'Ou.N.Ysurs.Irsr Yes Mey Ilie Our Plilsuusuel • I - •- - "t'y t IIWI7&1LI•- I -' Prefer Ti *4•99 NflAIT AT CUSTOM I.4pWfl CAMMMO - i \ • 1E'• ( A [ i ' " \'; i5k.' •ztw - - - lit _sl;adLILs,. a.gatsaed."RainuieN*. , , iii uu u.., -- ad I, kwam dii'S sdir IsSe celia, ad the wqr, ad_limerie. yes DIVaa r.lyto gift wrapped free. ____ ._ __ - IL wInanvUaI low It What's a better way to kick off the first week in December than with a festive business women's coffee? The Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce has hosted these Ladies Day coffees for a long, long time now. Remember when Mr. Charlie Morrison was the master of ceremonies and - Virginia Petroski showed up -with her basket of Welcome Wagon goodies? ____ -. - Entertains Business Women Den 1IIDUSV11 - ___dNtoi In And Around Sanford Coffee ______ the We* d 4104 Md aim" no OsV 11111114 106 oft- oft No mirs* woinie 1* 0* in Ndaces llsa.uSm"seV'Is irto.dadhspilddssS. ato ..j. OidtoI.Iilbestods.1thIs dU_iep sid lu vU li4L 01*1AISV: i - l -• lento19uh1no i lit th*acilboom isdl Ind belbto amlii noft tohsbe. I 1 Mi daNlui. IuIL ___ MadadheIad Cindy Chinelli is all smiles over the radio she won (donated by Sunniland Theresa Ilallaner, left, receives a uuuiiuui lilauut (donated by Jean Norris Ferns Corp.). and Exotic plants) from I'ei homer. •-• :. . - U there ac Seedheck frà her bees ad ads aswom .Grsaays,"UIheykMhIrebMthSPwNabeatat lbs heard aiding ad adist by ai way, ,e.W dike SK. ad asgoid." dress jib'S s. MUM ____________ lusususecewu flwIasT..saapses __________________ 21s.fliE FIRST ST. ___ PH. M-3534 ' 04 ___________ N : -:b_ •' •.:"- �.'.-..: ''• . :..' .,-. . 4C-Evsnlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. -1 , .4:,. % , . ri ' ~ I _ * ~'j'~ 're ~. CInis,sIfl$5tm DwiIasJacsis Now. lb FIRST ASSINILY OP SOD Cs,.Sfl%IIIm P%HIpWa4sI Pius, Ice $uI'ay$ssI 91414.0m. 0 1110a.m. ___ SVilffiiWiNp 113p.m. _____ Wit SIMS ItI'y 110p.m. Wit LIR*a.s Ysiffi Nseffi IPril Rasscs £ Nlsslageflg 1:01p.m. Congregational Catholic ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oil Ave., SaaIsil pr. wmiam Roil I pasts, Sat. viol man 1:55p.m. I". Mass la.m.,IO:30lIIassa Csalesslsas.Sa$, . •,. •.• StRut Pastsr $011ySilsil . _ . Faster :• Orthodox 0:450.m. ilIOp.Pl). . 1:01p.m. oiji LADYOUIUN 1:11p.m. Orlisdi. Ca*slic ClieriR $iidhig wvlcss in Too Peace ll Holy Cilia Ullscspal Clerdi CsvMClvbRsad, Lake Mary Pass., SeadsyScReal . 4*&MIp.iIla Sesday$disil MsnlagWsrsllp CRerditralala NOV C.mmoJsa .5 . Rev. David Man,.td S.sley Idissi JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 10:10a.m. 11:01a.m. 7:15p.m. 7:30 p.m. . . S. . .. Rev.pse'tcu . ..--.-. . CHURCH Sun_sR Aaee, ia.*l . Rev. Jim CstiS' ---.... Old reffis Nra No Day hilsy Sisal hurvici Ivsml0uhi,vIta Pray,,MaslIaO Wit 110 Lalivlsw, LaSs Mary p ScSssi 0:41a.m. IKvlce 11:01a.m. Nov. Jim Nvsas lvemlmewsrsllp 1:30p.m. t:30a.m. 10:30a.m. 750p.m. 1:10p.m. C :1 . 10 ••• SO0O INUPHIRD 30llOrtamlsOi.1741 (LeISsraaCRercSIeAme'lca) Nov.UI I. LV.MI PUI5I' ___ W.nllp Seadsy _____ sisal ______ ________ ______ We Iv ! t, 1S*1Ps*Msmus PiilSiSii •UIlliIit SINs 0151w 14 IhNa.m. MarWm U 11:15a.m. 1:11p.m. _____ Wriuds 11:10a.m. Clsss .... ..) • • '' . 7:10p.m. . •• . . • only stood, but has 'flowed steadily on or cenb .1.' tunes. It is still going on today in His churches. 1 - ________ 1. III W,INIMrsel leul,yOisul CALL 1)11011 Wv- Sj ____ p ~ Pa" :lIa.m. I1,10a.m. a".D.N.G~ ________ ____ IML Sunday gI Monday Tuesday 1836.37 1:4.8 1:12.16 1:15.18 23:2.6 3:16.18 11:10a.m. ____ Iv5.WsiI$h$rllea. 1:30p.m. omm ,,,,, .'.p 5:41a.m. _____ _____ $t*p.m. Msa's Preys.' SIsaM.J l*TRergll 11111104 Howard H. Hodgea and Staff CELERY CITY PRINTING CO.. INC. I 2'L NI • 441p %NNI • MAN •aaa_. a aana ELL4153VERLT BIBLE BOOK CENTER 78 Hwy. 1742 D.Ba!y,PIa; !:' .•. - . .. . . ... I . 1 . MEMN -. . . Christian Women's Brunch AltwnolftMaItl$fld Christian Women's Club will hold Its December brwA Thursday, Dec..13, 9:0 o.m., at the Maitland Civic 1 'lsIs, ____ 5:30a.m. IimsyWsiiM "Now th 11:30a.m. mo St. Luke's Udherm (lurch, Slavla, Will hold a opeclal Advent service Sunday at 4 p.m. featuring a pageant, 'God's Christmas Gifts." A pageant "Stars of PrIse" will be presided Wednesday, Dec. 12 at 7:30p.m. and "HIS LowReachI ng"wlilbspr,eent.dmir$day,Dec.13at7:Is ____ p.m. On Wednesday, Dec. It an Advent Song F will begin at 7:30 p.m. th . Dinner For You ,, VI1.k a raaIa.. • UWIR7 • . • _______ . . d family. Following the dinner the groop will go ut.r of yostbandmc. ___ .. ___ MIUIOfl Rally • . - . 11 f1'1I '.5 ... . . ___ ______ S.. SMSPpJU OUt e' S . • J r i,ii.. ruI,U,L - . OF100M."V JW.is a. -.. - I tt Florida f1gISoopsl DISease Vars in Billy iSt be bold tins sday, aftarases at (th.èM :Chirch of *. Luke, Orlando. e will be rnm ad : 1190A in doGM H4 34P~ft hilowellIV do n*IN Oil of ts ad e It. Bar. W111 H. Faluel, _ I . -- . ' to .. .; • . . • . ;.V. •.r. 1' ..o..o...L . ... .. . ___ L*1,SSeu! .. ... -' No SMAlk A..&-&&" I . . 11 - ."'-kL, . i . , I SI vps', - .1 - , _ • L :' ' - ML~~ ~~w -~- .. :'•'' Gospel . . . T . .5'. 4 1 .I . r I - - -- _ _ __ - .. .4) IM L I .. ~ a . .-,: . h, 1. I , ~ _. I -- ~ ftisa-' of 4 4 I~ . ~ Jady BngW$ and in =heve hop" _ ____ . . I - . CA mdutl. a wide varidy 11 ether Fecth4pu*tovsrk their way 11 paruity in men then 96 dsr'dag __ . I ____ - L. - I - - . .. . &44 1i ;_, . .. ~. iiii I _i__:'4'r"& ft"Ift samw •51 . - . '. - . - . - - .', f nation. C h oi r To Present Christmas Vespers - 1 pow bead. r 11_pr5fr.m. iLdorsad -_.Na _____ _____ 41C -s nd ry. __________ La CAll bee aesslaratsd • -. .- - at - - Peace. Once a fleeting proud to present "Here Is vision fervently longed for, Israel" on Sunday. Dec. 16 at now, at last, a reality between 7:30 p.m. at Winter Park High Israel and Egypt. School In celebration of peace, the "Here Is Israel" presents Jewish Commimlty Center of not only Innovative scenery Central Florida (JCC) Is and a totally new on-stage Look, but for the first time a well known Egyptian per. former will share the stage with the dynamic Israeli KhemIsElFtnoAUIsmaof Egypt's outstanding folk music composers and In- Marie Scbwalbe be ministering this terpreteri, and a masler of Sunday at 7 p.m. at the classical owl, a Lute-like First Assembly of God instrument. Is Sanford, 3*4 West ___ In addition to the per. ZTtb se, She Is an fcrmaace, the troupe also evangelist, conference travels with an exciting seminar speaker, and exhibit Cd arts and crafts for an ordained minister viewing and sale. MUM C06 ____ - - ___ __ _ ___ 1p ' lIIPSIth'1etoC4B*, 11010 ____ ____ - ______ - a Here Is Israel" Slated do • dh to puusm being hewed, aud the ad ad TT: hA_- ad sur _____ _____ ____ j . we now on sale at witlo the Assemblies of tieTickets Jcc. Call 6451033 for God. ad idorntstion. ___ . t ,. ~ . I 11111 Wi oms able to do tinsby _______Mar s oft feed from the V t G. ad by , - 1132,108 do* as ft- _ I . . - SP EAKER . . ____ flat. eby . f .I SPECIAL . , ____ the - us . _ _ "For ewry Mar thet yes, the peklle, , _ is ho Live rnyd0etuecviinio." Im %cumbe ssvs AnnlvsrLsa.y I wod,andItbgeimaer day. eurpiast hast very_'all around the wield from A wise parson sold en one occasion that we had better learn th.eutothadhpshad.thcird.thsr, bow to ft" W@Wwaibrethsrsor&s. we win psrlshtogsth.r Is a dwmwe 1134,800.96 "Ue. (ode. A good Awft paid for ow quest for pom can be Aread the earth ilseg 04 IN 11 the 011ii from seat to found in the Primes 11 Piece ad i Iwar. 9=11CARL tie M a.'ig a qii4il pies v CAM bA and -i- MW7HIdI I -ç.., • • I reilinethat thmar. inr.UigWMI,toprawthat Limb 110111111WUN11111INWW W at 7'.$ -S I -. -' ______ ' P . Nusv cIauw ______ j~ - " - ______ -'- :4 A&--ft &i{ ____ .. dl~ ' St NoIr - =K-3 Ie., s ... • . -• Dr. hub Ware, pastor of Tabernacle Baptist Church, Orlando, will conduct revival services Dec. 10-1i at Smyrna Baptist Church. Services will he at 7:30 p.m. at the ('asselberry Woman's ('lub, 2o Overbrook Drive, ('asselherr. Ware speaks in revivals and special services across the ________ CARE Cards Help Kids -u_j eu', *uáiumss', 1 SERVICES _____ ____ dinner 8.tsrniny, Dec. 15, at 6p.m. In fellowship hail for yosdh ssvsudh tlwongh 12th grades. Thsr. will be. $3 gift siig adtheeattI'Mng will bring caumed goods for a • andEmployws ,.. The Chancel Choir of the Hetzel. First Presbyterian Church of Also sopranos Joan Wilke, Sanford will present Its anMrs. I.A. Albritton, Claudia lbs words of the recent popular song, "ft's a &Nill small nual Christmas candle-light Barks, Mrs. Burt Perinchief, World" rvkid us that we sm. living on an ever Increasingly all-music vesper service Mrs. Nick Pfeifauf, Mrs Paul planet. The song aye: Sunday at 5 p.m "We. weeldof ad a wedd of tears. Under the direction of Mrs. Porter, Mrs. Ronald Renaud We a wield of bspsanda wesidoflears Louise. Touhy, minist er of and Mrs. Charles Wil ke. Vs as mush that we shir. that We tbee we were avsme m usic, t he choristers will sing Bass and tenor vocalists are We a el wield 110ev all. 10 anthems. Three organ David Berm-ten, Gil bert Blake, Th"is jtem. mess and a am, compositions will be played William Brumley, Jr., Gilbert - trfi*blp to_ieaa -s on the Schantz pipe organ. Edmonds, Clifford McKibbin, fteo 11 nomwes divide ad the iceane an wide, West there in distance of 24,001.55 miles. The total surface of The Chrismoii tree Will Jr., Burt Perinchief, George IVe a lUll wield 110ev at" the earth Is 196,940,400 square miles. The earth weIghs 6.6 decorate the sanctuary. Touhy, Waiter Gielow, B.C. I dwv& about the worde of this song ad when I heard on. sextrillion tm Taking part In the choral Conklin. of oar astronauts describing Dar earth from his vantage point Granted, from a physica] paid of view our earth Is not presentation are altos Mrs. on the moon, lie said that Itoppearod to be just a br*, small shrinking, but di.. to advancement of modern technology in. Virgil Bryant Jr., Mrs. B.C. The lighting ceremony in iP"d', lrmirMg bell in mWA ofa vast usivirn. Mrs. valving communication and transportation, our planet is Conklin, Harry the sanctuary Is under the He festharstatsdt1 he had mawr reelbed our earth wan slwlnkfing, and we are going to have to learn to live together in Echelberger, Mrs. Gilbert supervision of Susan Berrien, 11aplhe Wan inI51IiJ with tbe fed thMw, hod bow peso. Edmonds and Mrs. Leon Donna Pleifauf and John lam Mwto If" leguthsrM PUN aim veliwe,as,er Walker, and Miss Joyce Brumley. We caimet coidhive to go sir own self-seeking ways eu -lag pi1. diar.gsid God ad ow fellow men and hope to achieve peace. _______ if 9 5g Fellowship UN Church, Caseelbeury, will hold a Qirmu boffel WINNDIXIE STORES World Gets Smaller Each Day : ____ • . er of five, Who works In a modeling school Advent Services - • _____ speaker will be Anniece Ravsnel, .. . 1 *I _. ____ C. SNol Reels Seals, Sisal WILSON MA 50es FURNITVR URECo. ,vw, ansi ,vwa. rrsd Wilson Jerry& Ed. $.nita,ik • .. .... '.- POW WINTU WIINSS Pag"V"Ikl"COM01111. Ms,PvaSUCenil - SENKANIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. .: _ ~ . ais Upula II. QUUTIOWs I cedideat that I re She locked all over the hone. for It but t God for the big made in my life, but coukin't find It anywhere. She had looked Iflodllbd$etuIt.Bhewlthlb,dejjy for about a week when she went to hod FiNs.. that ee.. op Yet, they are BY and prayed, "Lord, now You know where greatest winy. Es God reilly_ cescerued that is. Please help me find It." As with ow small Fsblew7 clearly an the had ever heard anything, In her heart she heard, "Square box." ANSWER: I believe that any concern "Lord, I've looked in every square box thM robs aChdstIanof JOY ISslgniflc In the house," she replied. She didn't In God's sigid. The Bible says, "Don't hear anything more so she went to slam, worry about anything; Instead pray The rag morning when s)w combing memento u for the reassurance that God abo everything; tell God your floods, her hair, she prayed again, "Lord, you loved her enough ut to meet some little need and_____ don't forget to thank him for his know where that Is. Please tell me." like that. answers" (Phthpplans 4:6, The Uvthg Once again the distinctly heard, "Square When God says In I Peter 5:7 that you Bible). box." can come to Him, "casting ALL your My darling wife, Evelyn, shared an She got lç-thIn1dng I had better io 'caresonhlmforhecareth foryou,"He esperlence with me recently that points for a sq ua re box. means Itt God Is the practical helper In oo* how literally we can take this in. She went to a shelf where she had our total lives. Whether ft'swith a crabby vitatlon to pray about everything. She searched every box already (she coworker, a balky car, or a misplaced hadmisplaced a small memento that I thongld), and picked up a little square Item, God wants to help. The daily needs had given her years ago, It was not an box. She opened It and there It wail The of your life provide an opportunity for Item of grist value, but she Is very first thing the said was, "Praise the God to reveal the full scope of His love NW It really disturbed her. LordI" It wasn't so much for the and power for you. 11 f ,.~ ~ c' Cs.'. 1 1. , I' U== •. H F . S. UPIA&.A PUIIYTURIAN CHURCH *01F011111 _____31111141 _____ , rn No 4 . Wsd.Cuir IIIIIIIIII uwfln ' .• 0:41a.m. 11:01a.m. 1:30 p.m. 5:00 p.m. ARIA CHURCH DIRECTORY_____________________ SEMINOLE COUNTY . l4hsr. (lurch of the Redeemer, Sanford, will hold Advent fellowships inthehounes o(threeo( Its members on Wednesday,D.C. 12 and hat 7:30 p.m. Host homssforthe time of devotion and fellowship will be Mr. and Mrs. Bob Provencher, 1 Mirror Drive, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Bradin, Silver lak. and Mr. and Mrs. Darrell Brook, 710 Baywood Drive. EuniceWilson and Staff andEmploye.s •OonK&ght& Staff • Advent Fellowships THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRISSYTIR IAN CHURCH W1ISWAve..LaSSMSrV. , liv. £.P. Sisusas WILSON EICHILSERUR MORTUARY and Employees - Oil Ave. IN'l St. Sea Clurihilsel To God In Small Things Too REVIVAL Look ______ The annual Christmas ta for widows of the church will be . STENSTROM REALTY Herb StIn$tIOm.ndSt.ff , ------I•I • AA A l rvi OSRl MARKETS • KNIGHT'S $1401STORE SI ; . TRANMISSION David Beverly and Staff . 'Stills,as • Christmas 1a 0:01a.m. II:ISa.m. _____________________ • L. D. PLANTI, INC. ovsso. Florida and Employee. DIKLE'S - - 4:15am. $msr J- C- PENNEY COMPANY. E, C.ElssaindStaff PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS GREGORY LUMBER GULP SERVICE Mel Dskl.and Employees I THE McKIIIIN AGENCY Insurance under the direction of Micky and Rhonda Methvin. NiS1i5 PriMed Psilsr ___________________________________________________________ FLAGSHIP SANK OFSEMINOLE and Staff 200W. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. COVINANT PRUSRYTIR IAN CHURCH 11:10a.m. ISINGIII&AL UMYP % The Children's Chapel Choir of Community United Methodist6S3Church ofCass Caiselberry elberry will present a Qwlatznu musical, Days of Christmas," this Sunday at 7p.m. In the church sanctuary. It will feature the "Puppet Power" Hwy. 1141£ LaSs Mary SM. Dr. ManIsH C. Osaly Pasts, ____ ____ • asleiaua. Th. Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible so 4:30p.m. _____ ,:NP . Ilothodid (lurch, Casselberry this Sunday, 24 pin. In the feflowahl ball. The Now Hops Singles vooni .iiiombte will we.u.m I eçem of Christmas music. CHRIST UWITIS 23:3-6 '365 Days Of Christmas ' 1:30p.m. Rev. Viral L. kyasi. Pails, sev. Nosi Oioie.aas.s. ssisr •_, . :10a.m. 11:10a.m. MaI$maWsreS s, ___ M$TNOIN$TCIIUICN Tisr Si'$vs. halim NoNe RIv.ISSSdW.MINs, Piulsr holly 51550 :l1sa 0 Psalms 1:01p.m. AIr1Wfl-.M SI. Rev. pull. Saneusr PSSSSP •ssa.a. assari 10:11a.m. liSsruue '1:50am. Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday rgtpwqjx • 7:30p.m. held by the United Methodist Women of Commty tiL.d $CiSIss ii154 _____by The Mis.lcem No hWy John *Reveladon* Revelationio Colossians 0 Jeremiah 0 Joel ____ 4:50p.m. ATLANTIC NATIONAL $A4IC YSSSPPI.pls TIyvImlll. viul.pWsniSlp Tesslsy Iwmla fellowship In the pariah hail will follow the meeting, which Is open to all Interested In the Christian healing ministry. PIRSTP*U$IYTIRIAWCHURCH YssilMadiM ___ • _________________ -• • ~C" *It YOUR CHURCH • 11:01a.m. SSMSUN$T$S 1:008.m. CO101T till Pa ace. °°'" "''________________ Church Of God $I•,IP,R Wilt ManalaIWsriM. to Peacemaking conference held a year ago in Green take, Wisconsin. The three keynote addresses at that conference were delivered by Ronald J. Sider, a member of the Brethren in Christ and president of - St.Luke, the Physician, held In Orlando in October. Tapes of the conference will be available. The order will be setting IQ prayer groups at this meeting. Refreshments and PIRSTPINTICOSTAL. - - and at 8:15 Mrs. Pat Nbcolle win share highlights _____ of the CHURCH OF SANFORD Sisal 't5 amplow :.. 11:01a.m. y.ssl.yaiiwa-IIL,f ___________ 7138". ipii10srallIsrvicss ____ _____ IN THIS $PAC$ POO Annual National Conference of the International Order of mia $YCISU*CIl "MUNCH __ 1p.. Wed. Prsysrlarv$as . 7:30p.m. TOUCAN PIMUUI 1:30p.m. ______ o • This brings to mind the Christian Church. It If you do not attend church services why not was founded upon the teachings of Jesus who gothiscoming Sunday, and identify yourself with lived His life and did His work unrturbed by the this steady flow of the best for which life stands? coldness of many of His fellownien and of the There Is room In the more ruling officials. He knew that Hli work would drop ofwater. There isalways room jn the Church stand because it was founded upon truth. It 10 :i .i more worshipper. CHURCH OP CHRIST RAVINNAPAIK SAPTI$T CHURCH tN$CsssluCIiRssd PS, iv. liol Sarasil 0:10$.M. heayhioal 1:15p.m. Curl Wit Sills SIWy Methodist .:.": • .... Through cold, snow-covered fields, underncathice-encrustedtrccs,therivernjnsftscourse. Church Of Christ 0:415*. a CRr*WSaa Sisal im . P 0:41 am. srvi.ss 4:01p.m. lSlSlshIimIIy 1:10p.m. lrLln1Mluk.sarv . Lake Ave., Maitland. There will be elections and reports Pr.sbyt.rlan ________ 1:301*1:0 am. SirviNs .•.i •'.•.:: 11:01a.m. 11:10a.m. 11:01a.m. iNS It. ON Maimsila Ave. RiasldRimlar MilislIr ______ rebellion. "We dare not rebel against government and cast off its historical context of Jesus' life to authority," Sider said. "We can and make the claim that Jesus was a should try to make our government pacifist but not an advocate of "a - no matter how good or bad it is passive, resigned attitude toward more just." As Christians more often must oppressors." Jesus' response to oppression, confront the dilemma of a violent Sider said, "was to call on the op and revolutionary world, Sider pressed to take command of their presents a partisan but helpful situation in a way that transcended exploration of a powerful if muted the old age's normal categories of strand of Christian thought. The result was a national New Call - ... - the Episcopal Church of the Good Shepherd chapel, 331 heallySileil MuralaiWsnullp :S0a.m. Sgmlly$issl The Greater Orlando Chapter of the Order of St. Luke will 7:10p.m. - and "rebellion," which includes "a vigorous nonviolent offensive against governmental Injustice" but that does not include armed of loss." generalized insensitivity to the sacralized societies from the Egypt Christian wisdom with the respect to UPI Religion Writer That loss, the theologians and actuality and activity of the Holy of TuIankhamun to the Islamic the mystery of salvation." Today's world Is "gripped by religious leaders said, was the loss Spirit as God's personal presence in theocracies in Pakistan and Iran "An urgent task in these days is to spiritual numbness and has lost the of the sense of the sacred dimensions human life and human history." today, recover the full force of the biblical sense of God's presence." a desacralizatlon, in theological In his speech, Outler raised two "In all of them the cause ofhuman witness to the LordshipofChrist and That, at any rate, was the con- terms of the world and human points not often made by those freedom, equality, and self, to the sovereignty of his grace," the cltabon of one of the most diverse existence, concerned with the Inas of the sacred realization was tragically ignored," manifesto said, saying such a groups of religious leaders and Dr. Albert C. Outler, professor in contemporary society: Outler said. '!n all of them, there renewal "will mean, in turn, a thinkers ever gathered following a emeritus at Southern Methodist That It Is no good to look with was an unholy alliance between renewed vision of the biblical conweek-long conference at the University, told the conference in his nostalgia at past periods when the throne and altar, between theocrats cern for social reighteousness, for University of Notre Dame for a keynote address that "the loss of the sense of the sacred was more per- and sadists, between bigotry and the liberation of all the oppressed, "Colloquy on the lots and recovery sacred Is a code-phrase for the vasive In society, persecution, between orthodoxy and and most particularly all those of the sacred." nearly total disappearance in the - That the recovery of the sense of affluence." oppressed by racism, sexism and The group Included mainline collective consciousness of 'modern' the sacred cannot be divorced from In the manifesto Issued by the greed." Protestants, Roman Catholics, man of any vivid sensibility of that the quest for social justice and a Notre Dame conferees, the in- "It means a new openess to the charismatbcs and conservative Sacred Milieu in which we live and humane political and economic terfaith group said 'the first order divine Imperatives laid upon us by evangelicals. of that Sacred Order by which we order. of business for Christians is to God to be not only a confession In a kind of manifesto or ought to live." Outler warned against "simplistic recover our own 'sacred center': the church but a practising one as well," declaration adopted by the con"It points to a fading of the vision overestimation of any of the Holy God as the focus of all worship, the declaration said. "It means that ference, the ecumenical grbup said of the Kingdom of God as the rule of sacralized regimes we can point to the faithful appropriation of the the cross must be more for us than a that "we have noted both In our- his righteousness, in persons and In the past," pointing to what he whole of Holy Scripture, as well as steeple ornament or a table symselves and in our world a deep sense among nations; it speaks of a called the "dismal track record" of the recovery of our heritage of bol." hold its annual meeting on Tuesda y, Dec. 11, at 7:45 p.m. at P150K been eliminated, In the United States, the witness has been maintained by three small but Influential denominations the Friends (Quakers), the Mennonites and the Church of the Brethren. Recently, these three historic "peace" churches began to take a new look at their pacifist stance aimed at a renewal of their biblical understanding and witness, friends and enemies." Sider also seeks to draw a distinction between "resistance" By DAVID E. ANDERSON St. Luke Order Elects PIRS? PINTICOITAL CHURCNOPLOWSW000 _____ MlOrO5uss5,Lui.sU .$N.*IRslSegRt O,Isll($lavIa) liv. Jim J. k,ilar* Pails, 1:01 p.m, $valley____ 5~ wsnSip ' ST. LVII'S LUTHERAN CHURCH / ornaments. Pentecostal 11:01a.m. p' 1:01p.m. 1:51p.m. C:41.Mast*$ealsy 4:30p.m. LUTHERAN CHURCH Christian Science FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST Rev. Jams W. Hammecb Pailsi SCIENTIST, SILTONA _____ Sealsyhissl ____ 0:115*. S*cam Saelaulsad Meralos W- WAS 11:01a.m. VemuolNiel _____ 7:10p.m. himlsylur,Ns 11:10a.m. ______ SuallySissi ihIOa.m. waIlLIlls WISilli rusnmasv 1:30p.m. Yls,N, lighted with 250 tiny Italian lights, and will have over 100 UvsaisSust$s.'vIcs 1:51p.m. gs,y 1:01p.m. Neiis,y Prsvidsd Iii' all SsraIc.s Evangelicals for Social Action, and they have now been gathered and published as "Christ and Violence" by Herald Press. The short, 100page book is an excellent and eloquent introduction to the Issue and its design includes questions aimed at aiding group discussion. Sider delves In the biblical and But the pacifist witness has not Deep Loss Of Sacred Felt In World one at a time to depict the progress In reaching the church's goal of $5,100 for the Lottie Moon Christmas Offering for Foreign Minions. a 10 foot Chrismon tree will also be - hostilities. Overtime, as Christianity became ever more entangled in the affairs of the state, it dropped absolute pacifism. Christians soon became soldiers and even began to look upon war, In the form of the crusades, as a tool dedicated to the greater glory of their God. In the centuries since, Christian attitudes toward war have become more ambiguous, with the vast majority of churches rejecting the absolute pacifist position in favor of what has become known as the "just war" theory an effort to establish moral principles and criteria to determine when a Christian might legitimately take part In armed separation of their religious On display Sunday will be a large wreath suspended from 0:lIa.m. But It hasn't always been that movement from the date, the organ pipes, in which a string of lights will be lighted 10:11a.m. SISISYU,S.NS 11:308.m. klalsrasilss am Nerisry 4 "Ors" Plow Zissrvics 1:01 Pill. 1:30p.m. Msialaws,gSIp 7:50p.m. ,v mis .me us." Rev. UIms,A.R p.gse' Sisal 0:Ils.m. ;• Wed. Prayer $s,v. _____ 1:30p.m. LOWS W000 PIIST SAPTIST CHURCH Car.CRerdi Ave. £ SumS $1. 4:10p.m. LUTNSRANCNURCNOP . THU RUDIRMI1 ' Le*sraa Hear" a" MiNile' evangelist. In conjunction with the audio-visual program, he will also bring a brief message. FIRST CHURCH OSISO$SiIAve. JsIiaJ.Hlilsa Past,' $ealsy $dissl 11:01a.m. Lutheran tOfl _____ JuJimso LAKUMARYSAPTISTMISSION S.mlsyIvsala .£ SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH , Ault. Passer 10:01a.m. TRIrI.PYIyS,MISS -.. center called Friendship House, and she u clnwthhome OF THIS NAZARINU Sealsy hillel MaralasWs,gSIp . Foreign Mission Board of the Southern Baptist Convention, serving In Recife, Brazil, he as chaplain of the goodwill 11:10a.m. 11:10a.m. U,, wu Mld.WNS SIn. (Wed.) 10:10a.m. now. RiSirt Seras Paste' SIARDAL*.NOUNI$S . . Nimislir 11:10 8.0. Wet Service oie' • --- WviMp p5snIcs CONSRISATIONAL $ealsyldissl 10:01a.m. 0:41a.m. 1:30p.m. MeralagWsriip 11:01a.m. MNtl.p$WIMe'5.pe.mam.sta,y . Donald & Turner. They are under appointment by the RevS. L. Wapisr, Pastor Congregational WINTIRSPSI.COMMUNITY UVANSULICAI. . 7:30p.m. 1111. Crystal Lies *v,. LMMM.Y Evang.IkaI DISCIPLISOPCHRI$T IIS1S.Saals,dAvs. 5:01a.m. 10:15a.m. II:10a.m. liely Csm*eu(u CRdi1disil First Baptist Church, Sanford, will see a presentation of : mission work in Brazil this Sunday, 7p.m., by Dr. and Mrs. LAKIMAIYCHURCH SImSNAZARINI Ride' _________ . . • FIRST CHRISTIAN 7:01p.m. 4:30p.m. Seaday hillel Msralqhsrv$ci lvimlaehsrv$cs WaIMssdsVSIrvIce ThRsvrSsps, 0:13 am. 1:01p.m. M.ld.Wsilili,vlce 01 Fork Missionary Program Pasts, 1"0148 Service HOLY CROSS Christian t:lSa.m, 11:11 eM. 1:01p.m. lvialagWs,ilip WI'. Prays, Service .. I . "1 ,. . .,' . . 3314477 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH III Part Avs.es,$aa$e'l Dr. Jay T.Casm.,e ,. . . esary Waft IN me Psi'S 15115usd by Slasildisa Wed si :=1010111.411 1:15p.m. CsMssslsa IsOKs Mass of by *ppt. PriNt P~Of~MaiMs Nerwy PrevidsI ..; . 0:411*. tMdltIIailLa$1.Mai$ 50.11:10 PrOcRla,IWwsNa, 10:11a.m. aims t" 4:30p.m. 7:30p.m. Wed. t Pray Me Meet 1:30p.m. :/:. A1,sss Episcopal ... ' . .. .'.. OPPIACI COUNTRYSIDE SAPTIST CHURCH AviryM i.eas ... LAKIMONROR CHURCH OP THU NASARINI Whoa kassl,Oraa,s 51w. Peacemakina way. Christianity has been confronted with the problem of violence, Even among Jesus' early followers, there were those who believed the man they called the Christ was a politics] leader who would form his disciples Into a revolutionary band, fight and defeat the occupying Roman army and establish an earthly kingdom. Jesus said "no" to the temptation of the Zealots, as they were known, and the earliest Christians main, tamed a dance that was both pacifist and radically committed to The church mortgage, which has been paid off will be burned Sunday morning as part of the service. Nazarene 1:30p.m. By DAVID E. ANDERSON UPI Religion Writer From Its very beginning, desserts or vegetables. ess. ONiclal Siard Mill, $111 P.m. Ii:1o.11s.m. 11:10a.m. asisi. 11:01a.m. wIfl be furnished and those attending are asked to bring :1Sa.m. PilloiMp Ms,aIa Wsiillp Wit Prav, ,lsISIal llllDiSAyg.,5oiy 1:01p.m. 11111111111 Dilemma In A Violent World Sunday By Redeemer Church 11:518.m. E_ New Call To Mortgage Burning Slated Pasts, 10:01 a.m. A congregation Christmas Dinner will be held Sunday at 1100n following the 10:30a.m. church service at Redeemer. There,wlll be a carol sing and brief program by the children of the Sunday School. Turkey, dressing, potatoes and gravy I,iil.pffiip Nov.Prsl Neal Is,. Pauisr Rsv.IOmiplL.WsSsr Asss.Paslsr ..:. . 44&a.lp.m. . I Well. NIWSITNILAMSCHURCH Mala $-Caaa City Rev.M.N.SIISJr. Past,' 0:10 sm. kally S~ M,siaswsr,Sii CON•RUSATIONAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH - Rridb;ly Yss* Pi$.Ip 7:15 p.m. Offias, lsIIewffi SS?VICS Slify am _____ • 1:30p.m. w.., $S.-v'.0 (Sit) 11:11a.m. prays, Sin. £ CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH IvsaI.p h.p., holly 1ss$ (Sea) Inter. Pasts, Rev. Orady haiwlia Seallyklial 91410.m. We,slilp $.'vIcs II :01a.m. service 7:10p.m. Wit Prayer Is,v. 7:05p.m. Wsl.Praye'$e,y. 1:10p.m. Game, Fla. _____ Rev. Sary lOS. PINICRI$Y BAPTIST CHURCH Vs,uJWp .PvIysrIirv. FIRST UNITED MITHOOIST CHURCH OP SINIVA RnnH.# F SealaySdissI - FiIIswgNp COMM ba1eea services 1:10p.m. UMYP 7:00p.m. Evening W,r1MP WStSISNS £ Assembly Of God Sunday, Dec. 91 i-IC Evemnle Herald, Sanford, Fl. 0:$Sllla.m. cMrcR Wool cis w$* Classes for aIl ails 7111p.m. 331.30)4 AMC. Poster l:fl 111am. M.araIaWsrINp IhSSa.m. RE[JGK)N P111K now.AiIRw PadIsit Pagis, 3334737 I COMMUNITY UNITED MITNODIST CHURCH Hwy. *1.01st Plasy RIdis It $at*y 1irvIcsg Blvd., . .. ".: .1 * I , . - .. ~ Methodist THE $IVINTN.DAY ADVINTI$T CHURCH 110W•AI , Sunday, Doi. 9,17 Adventist Wsnp$srylc, Wiasy NeI Praygriaryics ,., I.. tl 1* ,,,~*-,i,t-,-~: --. ,, .1. ~, , - " -4 .7 . - - -- - -. .- '% 11., I . .. a' _... . - .. % ... ,. , - -- ............ -, ......- •• -. -. ,. -. - - - -. - - , -I 0 - - - 4. �-- Sunday, Dec. 9, im CC—EvenIng Herald, Sanferd, Fl. BLONDIE Chic by ACRO$$ Young 9 46 Amount lTAOQODil4,w3 more IOIOW'TMENflOW B Goto Court 12 Chief part Bird class 63 Direction l4ught 62 15 ThESVOIS BEETLE BAILEY I IF NOT, THIS IVSA LETTER REAL ISA HONOR O4Stag•nsid ' FOr Sunday, 1111111 11 December 9, 1979 I someone abe may be givIng youfIts.Don'tfel viCmt0a closed mind. YOIJRBIRThDAY fQuLtIf$1 _, a.: TON 151M1p I TONIGHT'S By$EMCE3EDEOIOL 5 !J1 ___ 1*01 L is,I Z-111Th J . ____ - S (4) DONAHUE "The Transformation Of Homosexuals To Heterosexuals Guest: Dr. Donald TWSSdIS. 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M . rremrr - MONK & MINDY Thinklog the Air Force is a travel club, Mork dons a uniform and Han Andersen' (1952) ___ Meráe S (4) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Most: Howard '• you I S EZPR Cheese Dug MNtsekSeb. Tiles' TI r.—. =move - Juice Bar are" ' I*TNM Teusedlaled - 11 in gold Titer Tets --r portrait of Walter Anderson, a prolific artistic genius who died in 1965. is presented. (A) 9U5t5 era; New England Patriots at New York Jets: San Diego Chargers at New Orleans Saints (1)0 NFl. FOOTBALL Tampa Bay Buccaneers at San Fran. tIeto heart atIscksumei. cisco ABC MOVIE "Tue (7)0 (10) LORD MOUNTRAT Return Of The Pink Panther" TIN A MAN FOR THE CENTU. (1975) Peter Sellers, ChrtstoNY The formation of Britishpher Plummer. The bumbling American coalition and the French inspector clouueau defeats and triumphs of trails a suave jewel thief he Mountbatten's Burma cam. believes tu once again stolen palgnofthe.arIy'4osar. the ces Pink Panther thfOniGlld. (Pert B) diamond, (A) Cl(17)MOVI1 "Hans Chris. Green Beiai M1srSbshe headedfordisasterwhenEdith Invites a few too many dinner S (4) NFL FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Cleveland Browns at Oakland Raid. Menu Teased _______ S" 30 (1)ONPLTODAY (1JOWHEWI c1 (17) NEWS ERS(THU) nor for Stephanie appears 2:30 0(4 ANOTHER WORLD SQUARES Koichak is convinced Jack the Ripper is on the loose again alter several young street women are found brutally murdered. S (4) THE WILBURN BROTW (1)5 ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE A Jewish Sabbath din- 10:30 (1)0 THE NIGHT STALKER Nets (111(35) MOVIE "The People 2:00 S (4) THE DOCTORS (!) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE S (4) HOLLYWOOD "Mares' (1974) Lucille Ball, Robert Preston. A wealthy eccentric becomes the guardian of her young, conventionally raised nephew. (R) (TUB) eO !) (35) P11 CLUB J) (17) MOVIE ItCO 14)c1)0a)ONEWS 11:30 ® NBC LATE MOVIE 7:30 (1 (17) NSA BASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. Now Jersey 3, 0 4:00 (I)$IOMINuTES (7) PROANOCON . CbU..JJUI p ¶bAD naIl Bengals it Washington Redskins; Miami Dolphins at Detroit Lions MWOIZ SCHOOLS Plum .Juaaauds,s, and a man reel. INS hlsdrsnol spndlnga weekend with a Hollywood, I' A FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Clncin- mets ___ I I I. •(4) NFl. I'tha ___ log" (B/W) (194$) Clark Gable, Lana Turner. During World War II, a battlefront doctor is distraught to find that he is unable to save the life of a wounded nurse who means a great deal to him, (2 1/2 Hrs.) (10) THE ISLANDER A tOO &eeca woman seek the glamour of being professional football liON 'p F (I) 10:30 (1])(35)P'fl. CLUB (lx) (17) RUFF HOUSE (WED4RI) SANTA CLAUS Animated. Santa Claus, suffering from a 6:15 severe cold, decides not to risk (17) THE ATHLETES his health delivering gifts to (NON) people who don't believeinhim 6:25 anyway. (A) POPI GOES THE us 0 (4) (131(35) STREETS OF COUNTRY (NON) pppe 5 (4) PORTER WAGONER Next Door" (C) (1970) (17) MOVE "Raffles" 1100 SLACKAWAAENES8 American crops with swarms of - by Stat, Lie (10) FLORIDA REPORT 0*Y C 1 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS atop a diabolical woman's (Eft Adams) plans to destroy ___ N CAN FOOTIAU.TEAM School (4) A MAN CALLED You're hIEkiast today when _ - FRANK AND ERNEST CDSLOVE BOAT 10:00 ,v you conosal your tntegr; Unexpected benefits will result If you don't he otbera wyow..metan. •(1)TOSBANNOUNCED suspects when her husband is murdered. LOlA (Sept.fl-at. 23) bmw I f 'I •i- ' (1)5 pypj (1)5 COLLEGE ALL-AMERI- each other become prim. •\ ,oIvsm.g.wubeades - i. . w (1) (1) 9 00 MINUTES a) THE YEAR WITHOUT A 2:30 (1)0 MOVIE •Homecom- 12:30 man's body after dying before (1978) Farrah Fawcett, Jeff Bridges. A frustrated writer and an unhappily married woman who fall in love with And Joseph: A Story Of Faith" Blanche Baker, Jeff East. The early lives of the biblical couple who made the dullcult but unyielding trek to Bethlehem and gave birth to the baby Jesus are re-created. Tahiti With An All-Girt Crew" breaks. young man returns in 5 (4) NBC MOVIE "Mary at (17) MOVIE "I Sailed To may be delayed due to pledge Mcml" Walter's mother gets a job af ter her husband loses his. (R) (17)MOVIE "Here Comes Mr. Jordan" (1941) Robert Montgomery, Claude Rains. A horses that are being ______ ____ ularly scheduled programming (ID(35) THE JET$ONS (10) FREESTYLE "Hey (4) BJ AND THE SEAM B,J -- helpsaradIcal Indian save wild aumnean interesting role in your affairs. This new person will enable you to make valuable contacts. respond positively and afford to rift so the Prof lickIswlthyousoyouhs,. made his last trWnp sad had an oppos*unfty, to make peat Pilzv will so anoothly. a(10)ANOTHER 12:01 ()PLEDGE BREAK Reg c*iimcsi over.(A) AND ANSWERS (1)5 THE LAW AND YOU BAPTIST a) 5 FIRST Insulted over a lifter doctoring 000mum YOU 1111612 ITIM be pressited to you. If you through a friend today win Liuck could play an amasing tole Oft in a situation which ma.biiiiM-'ftj lad likta 11111111111111y 10 YM Is ImpOrIaM to you. ft ready lifillst. VAN could not ITIONt 111UP10111111111d 9011111L IA* boy rides to the rescue of a Young woman who b threatened with the ranch. (1 Hr.) BEFORE CHRISTMAS Animated. The children of a - small town fear that Santa. TAURUS (April 20-May 20) ------- $30 (115 'TWA$ THE NIGHT SIC "The Old Curiosity Shop" QuIIp is forced to flee from the police and Kit travels to Tong to see Nell. (Part 100110) 6:45 S NFL TODAY 7:00 coverage of the J.C. Penney Mixed Team Classic from Bardmoor Country Club in Largo. Florida. LEGACY FOR (11SJOHNMCKAY (7)5 ISSUES Steers" B/W (1939) John Wayne, Carole Landis. A cow. him a myth, will pass them - Eldemire explore the Cayman Islands; Chicago Gift Scouts play earthball, (A) Z(17)HA2m. 10:30 5(1) MOVIE "Three Texas Christmas music and cheer, dw 0&4 Mat Thin he vuinera Dealer South wise .- (N LII year when West showed out on work at them, they'll multiply the third club, the Prof rifled and bring bigger rewards in dummy and went after than you could h hearts. Maybe someone held for •AK7$3 d4h PRISCILLA'S pp would easy if iu 3-& soul ...kO1EATVJG . slam #AS Amer • 14 A KU 3 - by Howls Schneider - wJ GET CU trOUR HIGH }4OL T'E# MID CALL He started by cashing his we and king of trumos. Then ht'd The Hudson Brothers, Norman Fell and Audra Lindley loffi the Boone family for an hour of advantage of any breab — and dos good job. YOURBMTHDAY DECEMBER 1I,lI7$ "linde" Scuba divers Nicole (7)5 PAT BOONE AND PAM. ILY CHRISTMAS SPECIAL - s:.s a)• KIDSWORLD () ROAD pppm (10) STUDIO SEE MAN Animated. A gust of wind drops a magician's hat on a lifeless snowman and transforms him into a happy. go-luckylMng being. (A) For Monday, December 10, 1979 WIN AT BRIDGE AIR 00 1000 (3[) THE ARCHIE CAMP. (4)0 FROM THE SNOW. 00 — — (A) ecu. 6:30 a) 5 ABC NEWS a(10) ONCE UPON ACLA& NANLJKJC*H The Jewish "Fes,ttval Of Lights" is commenio(7)5 WRESTUNG rated in a program featuringCO (10) WALL $TREET WEEK scenes of a rare collection of "The Greenwich Contrarian" artifacts shipped to America Guest: Robert N. Gintel, prooffrom Danzig, Poland in 1939. dent, Equity Advisors, Inc. (R) (1)S FACE THE NATION 2:00 D S BILL DANCE OUT (10) FROM CHINA TO US Highlights of the historic tour of (fl) (35) MOVIE "Who Done The Performing Arts Company It?" (B/W) (1942) of the People's Republic of China include traditional and MNOON contemporary opera, dance 12:00 and music as they are per. THE PRESS •(4) formed in present-day China. (11(35) WOODY W000PECKER AND FRIENDS (10) ELECTRIC COMPANY boy who was injured byarecli. less driver talus the law Into breaks. 1:30 (110 GOLF Live 11:30 5 (4) A JUBILEE 9:00 - homosexuality and the double (4) GOSPEL SINGING 5(4) CHIPS The father of a The Log Of j) (35) MOVIE The Black Pearl" (C) (1975) a (10) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) standard with Dr. Lee Salk. (Part 2) (R) 9:30 Fred sets out to make Esther5 win a beauty contest. 7:30 (4) FLORIDA'S WATCHING - (10) FEELINGS "Sexuali. ty" Three teen-agers discuss (1) (35) THE FUNTSTONE$ (10) MISTER ROGERS (A) Z (17) LOST IN SPACE xl. (35) 8ANPOo AND SON , (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY (A) Family. ____ ________ effects creators Peter and Her. ri5Ofl Elienshaw, Cathy Rig by. Freddy Finder, Mission Nountam Wood Band, Stoneman - - t12)(17) WRESTLING 601 (10) PLEDGE BREAK Revularty schedu led programming may be delayed due to pledge 70 == - EVENING 600 a)ONEWS lj (35) BIONIC WOMAN J(10) WONDERS OF THE SEA "Knights In Armor" cuocssNEWS ONE ulli IUMM MEMl RENEW MEN HMO, PIJ I 0%e eft C!) 0 WILD KINGDOM 'Monkeys Of Sri Lanka' MGM" 00 ANN .u... _ MTURL EVENING ______ I rLI 1A HOROSCOPE ________________________________________ - JOKE? I Evoni og hc -..;J, Sanford, Fl. ____________________________________________ Dewber9,lrI 'lB LOOSe 65 Sown (Fr.) , You may have to make a s, o 20 Box for coal MaY •yyp concerted effort this coming TAURUS (April 21 Equine DOWN to remind your sire Be 20) negative avoid to year 17 GenetIc 41 Expresses 22 Laugh syllabi. tHnbfrig that would hamper mate about something that 23 Jump material 25 Take evening I M esdames 19 Songstress 42 Absolute (abbr.) all the good Udup you have needs to be done for the mail 2 Columnist Smith going for you. Goals can family today. If you don't, 45 Likewise 28 Row Wilson 24 Go by 47 French author ac hieve du you keep the faith. dces are he or she will 3 Baltic port 25 Juncture by Mod Walker 30 State 4$ indefin ite SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23- completely forget. positively 4 Tennyson 20 Forearm bees number GEMINI (May 21-June 20) 34 Slurs hem 21) Your logic and In. Dec. 27 Liquid 49 Animal waste toiüon could 36 Severig. 5 Compass fIEY WANT T0 CARVE pulling you n Unfortunately, Instead of msuure 37_ mini chemical point 6MACN INTO -ri STOMACH working on all the necessary today, iliridlorii 29 Exist different 38 Religious 6 Fit 50 Auto wheel p aoii 31 Plebiscite things that should be acso you'll hm to be apedauy holiday 7 More uncanny Biblical (101.1 type MT. RUS14MORE 32 today you'll come compildled 40 Rugs careful not to make mistakes. 8 Actress 53 Cornice garden 41 For miles Farrow xwith every elaborate exup Find out more of what lies 54 South Viet 33 Unusual l3Compass 43 Compass 9 Novelist why you should put cues as to year you in the ahead for 35 Medicinal unit ruler point Ferber following your birthday by things off. 44 Eftolish 10 Antiprohibl. 3 Measure of 55 Being (Lit) 57 CANCER (June 21-July 22) Make lace college for your copy of tionists sanding type 46 Palladium 11 Speaks 5$ Cereal grass 39 Snakes Aa$ro.(Jraph latter. Mail $1 Be sure to count your chang. for each to Adro.Granh. Box carefully. Oversights not in 419, RadioQty Station, N.Y. your favor are extremely. Now 10019. Be sire to specify birth likely today In any of your commercial dealings. date. LEO (July23Aug. 22) Little CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. discredit disturbances around the your 19) It will be to by Art Sansorn REMM U If you repeat hearsay in- house today could make you formation about a friend that more nervous and edgy than rro trnId l hirnif,i) II'i ,v,& Ilk. n.tit flnn't t.nm,vmnd th1nir 22 23 24 — — ITU you,so dont go &ph* ym by taking it out on others. nature. VIRGO Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 25 J26 27 28 29 3O 31 32 33 AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. Today you're likely to waste 19) ThIs is not the time to too much tlrneworrying about 34 36 change direction or gosh you things that haven't yet haphave In mind, Lost mosnen- petxd and probably never 37 1 38 301 ___ timI will be the fruit of in. will. Avoid negative thinking, ___ 41 142 dec ision. LIBRA (Sept. 23-0d. 23) A 43 4r1— PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) friend who borrows little 44 45 46 Your work is likely to sifter things and seldom returns — — — — — — today because you may have them might be asking you for 48 49 50 St 52 53 54 55 a hard time concentrating, something again today. Have It's but to put off imtil an excuse ready. 57 — — — — by Bob _______ Montana • 56 — tomorrow anything that can SCORPIO (Oct. 34-Nov. 22) — — — — — 0 po i y wait. ss bl If you're not careful today, j; — — — — — 60 , 61 02 ARMS (March 21-April 19) eslf-doubt will creep In to — — Although you may be trying to cause you to question your 63 14 1 00 make the most of a situation abilities. Bedrong. Dismiss it — I — — — that appears difficult, with positive thoughts. 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But since I've always liked i can just pull out the beg i . hog h1' the bright horizontal strips., I want, select an Item and throw lust couldn't bring myself to share yewr clever hint. the beg back jfl the drawer. lay. HeleNS throw It away. I kept moving It It (the drawer) may look from one boat to another, - rather odd, but is this method always planning to ever a blessing when "something" with it. dressingi Florence I was moving it to yet MYSIRD$WEST another box when. inaflashol DEAR HELOISE: inspiration. I pulled that Old . When you clean the lint from skirt over a large, very plainyour dryer, don't throw it in looking lamp shadS, the garbage. Put it outside The results were amazingi a bush, or even on the ground My old flea market lamp with somewher. The birds will the $3 shade was turned from find It and use it in their nests. a bland source of light into a clippings, dog hair work of art. Everyone cornaccumulated while brushing mints on it and It has 1k i cei i is his coat, etc., can also be put the focal point of my color out. This will help Gods little scheme. creatures who cannot speak The light glows beautifully , through the material and Mildred Covert keeps the light cast nward, making It perfect to DEAR READER: reading as well. NOSLIPUPSI Thslsysercel.mo Hye.'d arbsrazipper DEAR HELOISE: Wt ye. 'est leve fixing I keep my lingerie drawer ftk Is hare aIiJ,, ask a iee or make a sun". - Ildoge ep and seeing them from becomIng a jumble me care of we take ON now lust That's rsaNy bras hose, etc., by putting what I call recyclungi A est each group of underthIngs in a its.., itsisise . :- ...•. ft THICOA$T.ERISCLIARI DEAR HELOISE: My family drinks Iced too every day and the glasses collect a lot of moisture on the bottom. My grandmother taught me a cheap and easy way to make coasters to use for this. We took the small plastic lids from margarine tubs . and scraps of felt or corduroy. Cut a circle out tofitand glue is piece to the inside of the lid. We had nice, colorful coasters and no more rings on furniture. Love my grandmother for teaching me this. • L.A.A. And I W#* you tsr wilting. Wish I cS.W in d&.. with VS. MOand 001"see if these glasses of Iced tea. Yesre a sumaffleart and nit veer grandmother. Give her a big lies for me. Helsis. LOOK I I MADE A YO.YOl DEAR HELOISE: I was visiting my grandma and I asked her for two paper plates, glue and some thread. I colored the •. plates, then put glue on the canlsr back ofeach plate. I put them back to back, then I put strong string on them and let them dry. It made a big yo-yo and it worked. David Miller .124 o mm stin, r..sw.. $ysW5ca, Inc. 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The signs were .- spotted along Ibis Road near Longwood. ... Aunier - - ..1 TABR!Z, Iran (UP!) — In his most Chiletti arrives personal attack yet on President Carter, )AT01 at The Hague, Page 2A Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini today i_: called him a traitor and urged Americans not to vote for him. He also capital working with Khomeini's -. -•-. blamed the United States for fomenting a - government to try to secure the speedy release of the American hostages. major crisis In northwest Iran -. Hundreds of opposition supporters "Carter has been a bad politician and -: president for the American people and is walked casually into the radio and MSS not qualified to be president," Khomeini television complex in Tabriz and reoc•, - —-. told students in the holy city of Qom. "He cupled It without resistance from local has been a traitor to the American army troops who had held it during the -U • -people. The people of America must night. Government loyalists seized it from the know this and not vote for carter." Khomeini directly implicated the dissidents Sunday afternoon and lost it .- •1. •;c. . United States in the current troubles in back to them in a major battle Sunday Norald Photos by Tom Netsol .— 4f northwest Iran. He said dlsMents who night. The demonstrators in turn then seized the broadcast complex in Tabriz handed it over to the army before were "American spies. These are men reoccupying it. The army, expressing neutrality in the from the (occupied American) emconflict, took over parts of the radio and bassy" The ayatollah charged files on these television complex — the focal point of spies and traitors had been uncovered at the city's running battles — and Iran's religious leadership was sending a the embassy, proving their roles. Khomeini's latest attack was part of an special commission to the northwest city escalating campaign by the government to try and end the disturbances. and militants holding the 50 American In Tehran, Foreign Minister Sadegh hostages to blame the United States for Qotbzadeh said Sunday in an interview the violence In Iran's Azerbaijan region, on NBC's Meet the Press that within 10 Diplomatic sources said this cam- days he would convene a special interpaign, designed to rally the nation national commission to judge before the against a common enemy, could greatly world" American crimes in Iran over the complicate any diplomatic moves to past 25 years. secure the release of the captives held for He Indicated all 50 hostages would be the 37th As Khomeini spoke, anti-government paraded before the panel of "anti' dissidents reoccupied the radio complex iMperialsts and anti-Zionists," but said For County in Tabriz and a high-powered govern- those captives deemed innocent of spying ment delegation arrived for mediation "cannot be held forever" and would be talks to try to settle the fighting between released at some future point. He did not specify the exact make-up of supporters of moderate Ayatollah Kazem Shartatmadari and Khomeini's loyalist the commission or when the innocent would be freed. revolutionary guards. At least nm. persona have been killed - - - The fotetgtrmtn%ster said InterriMlonal each entity COW*yWIde." By DIANE PETMYK ordinance, according to Winter Springs shouldn't and generally speaking it's bad and 60 others wounded in the fighting that observers would be allowed to visit the Grier said he believes a umlfonn Odof of p,gjce John GovoruW Herald8taff Writer for any area." erupted Sunday and tapered off early hostages and report on their condition. cowdy.wlds ordinance would facilitate Chieft of police In mpistt, oIedo, - today. The United States announced envoys of _____ ____ ______ Interest and en The city Of CUselberry Is 'anxioia1y bitter eoforcems,g. In Tehran, diplomatic reports said an other foreign nations were also trying to awaiting county action on some form Of and Harry Benson, Laii Mary, con- tertalnment issue was sparked by recent envoy ci U.N. Secretary General Kurt persuade Tehran to release the captives. , Ot'diUflCS thatordinances. their municlpellties also crackdown, on the practices in Orange Waldheim was among several "unof- Secretary of State Cyrus Vance began a antl4opless ordinance, according to banning nude entsrtalnmsnt In havefirmed no such Mayor Bill Grist, who "hopes they adopt businesses serving 11450b0& beverages We've got nothing worthwhile that Countyand nearby cities, and a comment ficial" ambassadors in the Iranian European trip In London. 1y Seminole County Sheriff John E. Polk. .otnethlng with tallith in ft' (oron-premlass consianpilon. Altamoid. would stop them," Benson said. " Polk said police intelligence reports A county ordinance would not be en- 8~ however, bans topless on- we'd butter start thinking about 1t" informed him that such establishments Carter's Popularity Rockets Ic limits of tortaimnent in born mad Benson said the issue was brought up are heading for Seminole County, which forceable within the city 'PitI 01 EneMa of my kind, accordiltd 10 Qt7 Caseslbsrry, or any other municipality t11 the Cidots of Police Associationis tree of restrictive ordinances they Co 0 0111' Lee Conulot'Uno. tfliutk. Within titi CoIldy and Would apply Celyto have encountered elsewhere. ingwoo, said City Cierk Un 'pj NEW YORK (UP!) — President surveys for Carter during the weekend. he said, was that "we'd countY Incorporated 'M B4 (t1S j1lg, bm display of specific potts Of better come up with something before it's Carter's support has doubled since the On Saturday, a poll taken by Stndltnger Seminole County officials are currently said Cunslberry would adopt the thebodydevices thetsimulato those too lats### studying polkas proposed ordinance, j Iranian crisis began — a jump larger and Co. showed Carter's handling of the county I ordinance in turn. parts where akoltoile beverages are sold than that achieved by Franklin Roosevelt Iranian crisis lifted him to the forefront "ft's nut that we want to be prudes or County attorney Nikki Clayton said there "We would prefer to wait for the or consumed or at any other commercial he said. "Bid such places ruin is some doubt about the enforceability of after Pearl Harbor, Newsweek magazine of potential presidential candidates, both county," he said, "and would a'ge that or public place. says. Democrats and Republicans. tts appeariince of citIes. ft's more the proposals which have what the county adopts be adopted by wit. Springs ha., no ai*I4oplNs temptation for youth to do hugs It turned by federal courts. The Newsweek poll, released Sunday, Newsweek said Carter's surge in its showed that 61 percent of the 525 pill was greater than that achieved by Americans surveyed by the Gallup Roosevelt after Pearl Harbor, harry Truman after the invasion of South Organization for Newsweek nesday and Thursday evenings approved Korea, John F. Kennedy following the president's performance. Carter Bay of Pigs Invasion and Lyndon Johnson Saying free use Of the civic ceder is Knowles used as an ezampte a y mlakm charge or donations accepted, the memo. "U they could not charge or ° _____ after the Initial bombing of Hanoi. eosth city taxpayers and requests for organization, supported entirely by providing the public service mint be raise funds, the requests would drop of Ofll)f a 30 percent approval rating free use are becoming more mmerous federal and county tan money, holding a beneficial to the residents Of the city of their own," he said. before Moslem students took over the The Newsweek poll also said that 77 percent of the Americans .surveyed City Manager Warren Knowles has tundralslng evuat to purchase equip- Sanford," Knowles said. embassy Nov. The city policy said that organizations specifically approved of the president's seggedad a chang. In city policy to' met to ma In faeltItla, loeM.d in Knowles has ank,d conmiledoners lit a can request a fee waiver and charge an It was the second favorable showing in handling of the Iranian crisis. Sanford city conmindoners. Altimoste, Midway and Boobsitown. ime how f. Sanford city taxpayers admissionor accept donations and the The manager said a recent review of ''° P M ON ON use to I"Idite city manager can waive the rental fee The change. Knowles As suggesting the activiulssat the rovertite Charitable, governmental and other charges. 'However such public service Mill fcrbldfreeuseotth,facllItytom pet year revealed lb. there was no orPnhzM101Is outside the city. event must be beneficial toorin the tn. organization which pleas to durge as Charge for hal of the M. 'Our He laid bIdIvideal requests, considered terests of the residents of the city of admission or accept diations and regulations date the free ma Is alone, iresmall. "DO YOU Wed to enforce Sanford," the policy currently says. provides no public service to Sanford restricted to city orcountygovernmental this policy — re no ticket Charge or r-'dnts. umits other orgudzatlosss with no .& donation?" he asked commIssIoners in DONNA EST3 w%irlp_ by Mal Kaufman MYSYIRY WORD! I am a word SI six Islisis, I spell the name SIan_slmal. Yak. awsy an at my blurs and I'm esmithing found in a wslbs. Yaks away two mam of my Islusrs and sely ens rsm&a& WO word am I? 1tti Name Gamel Correct the name of seth of these well known authors: I. James Panirnaro Nbospar. 2. Hunry W. - ,--ih- Ihi,lIiUsw. 3. J"Ors.nbseno Whifther. 4. James Whlkmnik Smiley. .Aiws,. ajs .w.t Mr p 'w.es S 1 ass Irem dr I* esid If Rye years new fib. twkaas.ldas l was lO Von ags, how ellam law? N. lair peeking. - sa.* ONpAW&M wj Rldd$e.M..ThjsI Why rawilil 11* Owlstmas tree talk? It had tlnsellfts. Now did the belalieddws get togsth.r? They rundsrv,u,ed. -. S i'..ao r i imus*a, *s . L • • ..• ...—..? • C . CA" YOU TRU$YY0IJRIYI$ITS WIN .JI. mess In — •••fo,, vlckIy am yee Ned them? CheekIsp flp,i u,j,, N: $ ____ Thin,, .5 -U ,.OVtJi II PJS3 II 5 WJIJ f SW$ 1 IIsftsi S& mwI t35 ' _____ P7'JQ FACING UP TOMASIC $ilt six or 'Mazkwst ohm Place $Puemm low fbes, 1n form bystanr,ft, youwlllturny,sjrb.ck aMusom.on.will point to a book. you will turnarosj,tda, ldsntifyltp,ongo. with th, aid of f, ConIsderatoThusly PlacelIwbeskeon thSflSSI$h.f,, a human face Two am two owe, flOW . . . , . ,.' 5' . j........ .. . - .- ...:....'rI...' ..!!- . . - •-. ... . - I . 7' .•. ........ :--:,.-.:. , •'-.;* Casselberry Waiting . . . ..• .. .•• - f . Cf'it pSI 'suatis his .7 . . .• .-.•'.. of his 4W hw 0" r;. cur spsnpp4 WHAT 1101 selbing's treekIlug hula, ab.v.. Wbsl can It ffi, lecation. be? Ye Ned set, add unnuellag iluss kern 1 to I to 3, SIR. Mayor Wants Tough Smut Law Sanford Md y Restrict Civic Center Use 1-: I Few V10lations Found At Old Jail A Sanford reddest's o"p" that candy destis and voting reewde wore placed at peril in the eM csed jail ,ul reek ins few violatiss 01 the date fire violatIons daring Inspection of the bd'Yridey, bat masbe dutsutere Md the sprinkler system provide a resriuhi, d.s of aft 1W per. rest "At lb. PUI t1 t dllr spat,wield d a fire in Check. Ø, lb.. Is evecets the ball." Nelsen said. - mdi being csrrgded at the tacUy, weIdI to lbs dii e mI'5 tiI.Wy roped. am Fire Protection Nelson said lodey he IS, -. a I — . cad I . I -- • Concern over recorde 01 the county dattkns uRic,, which sparked the In. wIgMIou AN a emplaid by June Cemeron .1 Sanford, may continue. Hikes said If the election's supervisor is cusoirsad abed the records, she abield M the candy to provid.t resWj file cabinetsaid a "ha 5701n." Could . t Law L" - . - 11, sloduk Condy law lbrsry. "On. 01 the aid slsrsntiag - bewMdi.cw,IfaNtemd, wield Wits r.det"liMit laid. "*A do and more, she said, became It Is "In- dedlne in private iugatio,i, !4fleraii, brehe aad an erm si gat beard b. " Lsr =P= abarge en J1 $ $ Ubraryinu,dtocelJ,tI the surcharge creesinijy kderedad in date and federal and only private cases pay filing fees. th. beet aSSdeWISety sId,"inthdthelawayb. 1%w A11 iset Mdabed*,*aommulated in abaak lws. "Mlssiontocouectclildsuçportand aw0 wr secowt" lie saidabs snor, people would "wsiy for Indc," he said, "has 1 voperded by th t i DUty Sl ft.' I. II tilL besaid, of this mousy bsuslngthelibrary"bsgalotefprpl,. gonem the vate'praduc,otaw to bierN F itj he IN, Ler add. me iid on abulvei for the lIbrs don't knowwe're bun." the buresucracy. us prepMd beApihiui heM at W a gesd," be 'If said, o'"11111010 1111101011 in Ike asw cssthsee and Ike In .'P's to the Wilson library, the • r esuste_1 t . inu department of Health and ucatiss cend will be iwsvldin. Md SISIM.InIII a. w. M.NW i .et, at. foe laths we." In s. 11 'uunuIvs services f1lu for anybody a cwipleto. new law library in Uhey, heted in "-siullarnop who waits to collect child s'icorl. This is ___ fo i csety Isw library auras sp y jail, hIladedby COW"A C pdb.IjLheabtoaul pre 0 Se N pesple per dey, Thsreanas,eralrssuiwwhythe$$ W119dW an behalf of the sI&of Flwide coins, the Mate pays no filing iad.eja. __ ,, --m lb. bessdlas :vtIaRiv , — 39 to library, LaMer add. law ,e amok outo aska. ass.sestondsd wshsrslp CedPVamMdeked$a,,,,01 prboo.Oflawboolahasaboat "Well over half our cost cases am low sd Md the cey b.Mul$ 1jiwoid PØlie," N.. a add. "We ulaubled since 1il3, Also, there are more criminal millers," he added. Only the N.'up Ibel feed thaihu_ewsbeepvsd dUt eda,asteulbp - Neddamfoulb01.w.srsar.the beok. bIN rWW"d per Year In lbs Ys,nolthedslendat." h.5 • ___ 'b al .elsaaI$1 of legal josiah. The srel peMic Is coming in more Another major factor Involves a .-. • • DIANE PETRYK . I -- Hesaid vlolatluiris Included openings at the tsp of walk that would allow asioke to weed by serving as a i1i1y and lack of 64 aecees 811011 in the Slate Attor. nay's oRice ares. Nilas.s said lb.e would not take a seat dial of thee to coirsot, bat be sJ .. - - iS - $$N, - .. - I - --- --r - . -- i1 ( - r , J --a i,,, .. - - • . I -• '• ..• -c-. . • I..' (. • - • . •. . ..•. - - - • -- - r --- — • . • . • - • - - . - .- •- -- - - - :- . - • - . — 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, December 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 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 16-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/944db5402a17e80959ed8e1d2c0398bd.pdf 53b58d7320c2ef29b470da4363583214 PDF Text Text ,• 68-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • i • • • Thursday, July 1, 1179 . ___ - • /\,1\c IJ 71st Year, No. 287-Friday, July 20, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 'i I ej __ 41F, 3 0:1 4 7 Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents -C_~ Brock N Fired Adams ON bnlr - S9lIThIne TURF CARPET SU flICK BRACKETS Gray enamel finished steel brackets are easy to assem e an ta e down. 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Applications are issued only with a purchased ticket at the zoo admissions window. There have been 109 names submitted so far, Rozon said 'Iliursda)-. Will it be one of these suggestions received"Dalai Lhuna", Fernando Haina, Pajama 11ania or I AJ lit Fa-l.Iaiiia? Or niaybe Lucky. Leak) , Frisky, Spanky, [logo, Itudoll) 4;4 0 Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Oritt of 223 Forrest Drive, S.'furd, donors )f Imppa mid inallia Ilania, %4ill have the task of choosing the winning nain' from all those submitted. Entries iiiust be in by Tuesday, July 3l.Applications should be sent the libel the liama Contest," Central Florida Zoo, P.O. Drawer 2078, Sanford, Fl 32771. to - JANE CA.SSEUIERRY -----------.--- Idea In L ake Ma Technological University oil removes oxygen. Fish food Mrs. DeLoores Lash, Stead's program of water-skiing that caught in Lake Mary, mounted, lake traffic considerably. difficulty %~itllout sufficient scientists. • supplies are also destroyed. most vocal opponent, said her keeps the kids off the streets and said he had recently caught Lake Mary resident John police manpower, to enforce the The university study Warned When the oxygen is destroyed, lake property orighially was and out of trouble. How are you 10-pounder. Saying he had Norden brieny remarked that or(finance. If tile city Will not A packed hail of opponents big horsepower for helping to fish are killed. Plants also begin purchased for siding, fishing go ing to poli ce the lake any caught as many as 20 big bass "when many boats were on the enforce the ordi nance, he adhelped quash Lake Mary destroy lakes by dIsturug the to ow from the shoreline and and smmnth1. such ordinance is passed?" at one session, Mann said there lake, it looked like a tanker oil tIed, there would be danger of resident Bill Stead's proposal to ecological balance of water, wi th time, dead lake is "We have a 105-horsepower was nothing wrong with the spill." possible lawsuits. created." plants and lake e. place envimnmenthl restri motor on our boat and we've Mrs. Lash, to prove another fishing. City Manager Phil Kulbes ('oiuicil, after deciding public Stead said Lake Mary had no tions, particularly on boat "In Wee years," Stead said. always used It for siding. Our point, brought another Lake said lie had received a number sentiment was decidedly horseower, on Lake springs, had an outlet, but no "there has been a 55-foot children have al ways sklied on Mary resident, Tony Mann, to Mrs. Lash also stated tha t of phone cal ls op po sing any against Stead's arguments, Th ursday night. overflow and a mucky bottom. growth of sawgrass. On my lake the lake. Besides, what about the meeting. Mann showed the "the bacteria count in Lake restrictions on the lake. tabled his proposal. At the regular meeting of the He saW dragline and dredging property, I'm now back three the police department's audience a 7-pound bass he had Mary was the lowest in the Bill Duke said lie had been a Bill Durren rger opposed Lake Mary City Council, Stead, operations In the past had feet from what the original county." Lake Mary resident for 28 years tabling Stpd's proposal. al[rixin manager at Sadord dWurbed take sedbmts and shoreline was three years ago." Bill Durrenberger, another and had been swinuning 41 tile wanted a meeting of all Mort and a 1year Lake were a cause of pollon. But La ke Mary resident, sa id the lake for 50 years. property owners held to Mary resident, proposed en- the greatest destroyer of the "If the lake is destroyed, Today Merc ury Out board company "I have seen little change in (ietCflhiiIIe the issue. vironmental restrictions on lake, he noted, was boat hor property values will go down," had been conducting studies on the lake in all that time except boat horsepower and skilng. e aepower. Stead said, d • a lake In Osceola County and the damage dredges did to it, based his proposal on what he Said Stead, "lArge hor, Stead said if future Around Ile Clock might 'ass this thin" at some 4-A Horoscope ....... .. .....$-A said the water quality of that Dake said. Thuie has 6tvil flu future tune"" Durrenberger said was his lO.yearstudy of the sepower boats, particularly generations had the use of the Bridge ........... ...... . ...... . .6-A Hospital . ...................2-A- lake had actually "unproved," dredging done in the lake for a lake's environment, and on with 100 horsepower engines, lake for fishing, boating and Calendar ...................5-A O5 .................2-A only dredging "years ago" had number of years. conclusions reached from a have two effects swimming it would be Comics ....................6-A ()UIL3ELVES ..............2-A been detrimental on Ma or Walter Sorenson said Lake City Attorney Gary Massey council had no such plan to pass $97,000 two-year project on First, all of their exhausts go necessary for council to place a Crouword .................6-A Sports ....................10-A Mary, "out board motors were said if an ordinance restricting pollution of central Florida into the water, and the mixing 10.horaepower limit on boat Editorial ................... 4-A Television ..........LEISURE great was such an item and Slat weed cutters," and high .. rnadc by Florida i,I exha$a frc,m gasolinc and lniepuwer. lakc Dear Ahoy .................7-A Weather ................... 2-A gas prices had slowed down boat horsepower on the lake he' arin g b were passed there would be for it. a Ft t n O That :J Y • eN IA ift,OkMI . 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Can be used for framing and other home P1 notes tangles. 21 high Impact S"" 2 X 4 X S'SPRUCE _______________ REBAR . . .': 94 lb. Bag.. - five percent a bove this year's the base by $65 inilliwi , lie said. budget. The tentative $6.60 tax rate The $6.60 figure is based oil set by the county general operation, tran. missioners Thursday followed sportation, bond obligation and two weeks of hearings with hospital taxes. It does not in. department heads. An Aug. 28 S dude the special fire district public hearing has b een S Etchberger said the county' scheduled at which tune the total assessed valuation for budget will be reviewed. next year is $1,853,720,593. It During the concluding 1 ••... represents an increase in hearings Thursday nights, the in base (property value that However, residents who live can be taxed) of about $152 commission stuck by an earlier o f JEFF ETC11BERGER in the unincorporated areas million, he said. That increase decision to limit the number of the county will pay an extra 82 ...payments the same nee 0 increase new deputies to the sheriff's cents per $1,000 assessed department to four, Sheriff s taxes, valuation (from $1.90 to $2.72 as guidelines forced the "county to individual John Polk had asked the tie a result of an increase in the pick up the salaries, he said. commission to approve funding fire department budget. County Etchberger said the tax rate Two factors are given for the for 12 new deputies. administrator Roger for county residents for1979-80 Increased base, Etcbberger The budget tentatively a Nelswender said Ole increase is will be $6.60 per $1,000 assessed said. 17here was new con- proved includes a 23-cent tax caused bythe county having to valuation. The figure remains struction, chiefly In the corn- per $1,000 for Seminole assume the salaries of 19 the same the current mercial areas of the county, Memorial Hoital. That tax firefighters who preiously rate, even though the proposed which raised the tax base about figure would generate about were funded through CETA 1980 general government $87 million, and reappraisals of $426,000. Hospital officials had monies. A change in CETA budget of $19 million is about homes within the county raised asked for 1709.000. 3/8" x 4' x 8' CDX 640 1/2" x 4' x 8' CDX(3* *pl* y*).* -.7.25 Bundle 89 PORTLAND CEMENT TYPE I By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer New construction and reappraisals of property within Seminole County will enlarge the tax base enough to prevent the average resident from experiencingany tax hike, Jeff Etchberger, director of the office of management, analysis and evaluation said today. . / 20 Year Wdl!gAft- 6.99 Square 8.35 II ....... 8.35 Bell later joked abotit the announcement being niatle on the • 0 APProved 3Tab RIEIGLAU Each - eminoe ax ate tea y But Countlans To Pa More SHEATHING PLYWOOD SNINSLU - SP4003 US28 KA2 ....... & a AinCy Square fellow South (corgian and Carters nearest thing to a ron Ii long w ink ii to rdur ii to his prestigious Atli law firm and Powell said Carter would follow RelIs siit'i'etion in,i nnniinat*' I)."ii;tv •\ttorn,' (;.•rir;,l i'ononio ('iviletti to succeed hini. , r)' Im ASPHALT 15 Year Warr .. - ........ 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No modern president had kept his original -Carter once called it 'superb '- Cabinet intact as long as Carter. But hcr4 hi m ade changes, be made them massively, rapidly, and for reasons having nothing to do with policy disagreement. Ca lifano, describing Ca rt er's words to him, said: There were two problems. One related to friction with certain members of the White house staff, and the other point he mentioned was that he .• WASHINGTON (UP!) As- said he was prompted by Continued Steve ns: Assistant Democratic leader sistant Senate Republican cloakroom talk about Carter's "I don't think anyone's Alan Cranston retorted that he leader Ted Stevens said today shakeup of his administration, saying he's crazy. But the had seen Carter twice in recent President Carter "might be and because Carter Is corn- pressures on him are so great days. having some sort of a mental mander-in-chief of the mUitary. we are wondering if he's having "He is very cool, calm, problem" and suggest ed that Th e Alaska Republican, who some sort of a breakdown. collected," Cranston said. "He the chief executive 'take a last saw Carter Tuesday Some of us were worried after is quite confident his actions rest." morning, called the presidents Camp David. Maybe he ought to are in the best interests of the Stevens, one of several request for mass Cabinet and take a rest. country." Republicans to visit Camp White House staff resignations "He tried to reconstruct his David during Carter's recent "Carter's Waterloo." im age in one day (with Sun Stevens said he likes Carter, soul-searching, told reporters day's speech) and destroy it the but that he was concerned he had come away "worried" He said in the Interview that next." d uring the Camp David discusabout the president, be wanted his remarks taken Later, when the Sen ate met sions because every time Democratic Leader Robert seriously, for business, Stevens said on details of the energy problem Byrd of West Virginia criticized "I thought we were looking at the floor: were being talked about, the Steven's statements on the another Nixon," Stevens said. "I told reporters that some of president would reflect on the Senate fl oor. "Now I know we're looking at us are seriously worried about content of "People" magazine, "I take friendly wnbrage at awther Nixon. the president. We feel he's an the I'mala.ise" gripping the this caustic comment ... I don't "He's suffering from his owm approaching a period of some country and the "decline of the think the president needs a problem. At least Nixon's sort of mental probilim because American family." vacation," Byrd said. problem was somebody else of the tremendous pressures he Stevens made his statements broke into Watergate. This guy has taken upon himself. My impeached, Stevens said, "No. in an Interview and then am- istrylngtobreakoutofhlsown suggestlonlsthatheaswe!las lt'snotanftnpeachableof(ense plified on the Senate floor. He place" Congress take a vacation" to be stupid" . - job for several weeks "to make sure there is all orderly transitlon." Iast UPI reported that Schlesinger would be leaving ecausehadbecome to Carter. Press Secret ary Jod y Powell said the Cabinet uphea v al would cml today but there were no indications who Carter will slash from his ow staff se changes are expected ntxt week. Schlesinger reportedly told his close aides he will remain on the 4Z Will accept paint or stain DRYER VENT KIT -SaII4 49 haup k ican nall, r Carter H aving Breakdown- Resistant to decay and termites. tridge gun. S In ed I Il .-: Each Ous WASHINGTON (UPI) - President Carter has accepted the Attorney General Griffin Bell got his long-standing request to resignation of embattled Energy Secretary James Schlesinger in return to private practice, with his deputy, Benjamin Civiletti, his the second round of his massive Cabinet reshuffle, sources said successor. y. HEW cretary Joseph Cal ifano was fired, to be replaced by Schlesinger will leave in early October, the sources said, and be BUD Secretary Patricia Roberts Harris replaced by Deputy Defense Secretary Charles Duncan, an Atlanta b usinessman. Duncan will move into the Energy See related stories, page 3A Department in midAugust to lea rn the ropes. Carr also was expected to accept the resignation of Transportation Secretary Brock Adan toda) Adams has defied new The wholesale onslaught against the Carter Cabinet has chief of staff Hamilton Jordan in demanding direct access to astounded Washin gt on. Carter, and White House aides were furious, On Capi tol H ill Assistant Senate Republican leader Ted Stevens The outer of Schlesinger and Adams would br ing to five the of Alaska said today Ca rt er might be having some sort of victims of Carter's Cabinet exorcism, mental problem" and suggested the chief executive "take a rest. On Th ursday Treasury Secretary Michael Blumenthal's Stevens said the wholesale Cabinet resh uf fling made him • 3 19 t esinger I Convenient mixture of sand, yd) Rag Price (sq Sc CONCRETE Stain-resistant, weatherproof. For indoor or outdoor use. Easy to insta ll n 5 tweed colors Brown/Tan, Blue/Black, Red/Black, Green/Black, Green/Avocado and Solid Black, 6' and 12' widths. . - I _ - .- . -. 5 • 5 I _ _ r • S.. , • p • • . - V m ... --.... - a V S ... . ................ - - - .......... -- - - - - - .- --- - --- --- -- - .- - - - I - -- ' "-- - . S - ..............................., - - -_______ - - r S - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Vote On Hospital Coming Up Friday, July 20, 97 Lake Mary Deals WORLD Lake Mary City Council in its regular meeting Thursday night dealt with "borrow pits," Seminole Memorial Hospital, an option to purchase land for the city, and cooperation between city and county authorities, Borrow pits and the quest ion or who had jurisdiction in issuing permits for Lake Mary or Seminole County, was a main topic of discussion. The land in question had been involved In an annexation suit, and the city of Lake Mary did not issue a Permit to Tim Lake of Lake Mary. Lake asked the county for a permit and got it. City Attorney Gary Massey said he would file a pleading with the courts, so that Lake Mary would not waive its rights IN BRIEF Israel's Begin In Hospital With Blockage Of Artery JERUSALEM (UP!) — Prime Minister Menachem Begin Is suffering a minor blockage in an artery which is causing problems with his vision and balance. He will remain in the hospital for up to two weeks, his doctors said today. Begin, who will be 66 next month and has a history of heart trouble, entered Hadassah Hospital Thursday evening after complaining of dizziness and feeling ill, his spokesman said. The doctors said tests Indicated that one of Begin's arteries has a minor blockage and that the prime minister will stay in the hospital for 10 days to two weeks in order to get a complete rest. They said the blockage was causing vision problems and dizziness. growth and development of the area. Price's letter and its concepts, received unanimous approval by council. Council also approved placement of additional speed limit signs and "Children at Play" signs on First Street. Many young children live on the street, council members said. On another matter, Councilwoman Pat Southward stressed the need to become active on the sewer situation, "We need to get moving on all fronts, and move In all directions," she said. "We can re. submit our applications (for grants) if we have to. We can study our tax base. We're at the point where revenues will meet expenditures, with inflation and session with Lankford on July 30 at 4 p.m., and another tentative meeting date with Lankford for Aug. 6 also was made. in the matter, to determine which governmental entity had authority to issue permits for the land. Massey said as part of his pleading he would ask the courts to place any fees collected in escrow until jurisdictional rights were determined by the court. Borrow pits are pits which develop after land is removed from a site. The operator of the pits must have a permit to remove the land. S.R. Lankford, of Lankford Consultants of Daytona gave a brief report reemphasizing the need to seek additional sources of revenue of an increase in taxes to operate the city. IALflk ford cited 14 federal agencies where funds were available. Council will meet In work A letter from Woody price, Seminole County planner, was read stressing the need for a coordinated effort by city and county authorities in several areas: Acquisition of utility plants In the area to support industrial development; formation of an area-wide planning agency; joint agreement on the type and quality of recipients of utility service; formation of concepts for couraging residential development-revitalization of the core area of Lake Mary. All these items, Price stated, would be necessary for orderly all." Councilman Harry Terry agreed with Southward and said a priority was needed on the sewer problem. No vote was taken, however, on the issue. Longwood City Commission going to work out — the city is in expected to vote Monday getting a verb good deal." night to purchase the 96-year"I can't say for sure as we are old Longwood Hotel for a new just getting it together, but it city hail. looks like the price may be "I'm really excited about it," between $75,000 and $79,000," Mayor June Lormann said the mayor said. "At the other today. "If things work out — price (original asking price was atid I feel certain everything is $330,000) it wouldn't have been VATICAN CITY (UP!) — There was mounting evidence today that Pope John Paul II will visit the United States and United Nations In October, despite an official Vatican refusal to confirm or deny the trip. In recent days the 59-year-old pontiff gave separate audiences to the apostolic nuncio to the United Nations, Monsignor Giovanni Qieli, and Msgr. Paul Marchinkus, 57, of Cicero, Ill., who Is president of the Vatican bank and is considered an expert on all papal voyages. In the United States, Maurice Fox, a priest who Is director of communications for the archdiocese of Washington, said the Vatican has sent a cable to the U.S. bishops conference and to the State Department saying there will be an official papal visit. worth it to the city, but at this price how can you inissV' Because the hotel has been designated a historical landmark, Mrs. Lormann said, the city could apply for a federal grant to aid In purchase and renovation if the property Is acquired. "I don't see any problem about getting the grant," title added. "Everybody seems enthusiastic about it (buying the property) so I think It will go through," said Mrs. Lormann. "I would like to see the city acquire the entire block (which also includes the Little Dixie Carter Hails Landing UA' WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter today marked the 10th anniversary of man's first landing on the moon, calling it "an unforgettable milestone In the history of exploration." Carter noted that unmanned spacecraft are exploring the solar system today and he said the new space shuttle will being "easier, more economical and more regular access to space. GENEVA, Switzerland (UP!) Western nations turned up with pledges of massive new aid at today's opening of the U.N. Conference on Indochinese refugees — the biggest international refugee meeting ever held. Vietnam, in a move timed to coincide with the conference's opening, has allowed 113 of Its citizens to emigrate legally to the West, U.N. officials in Bangkok said today. The president's anniversary statement was issued prior to a joint news conference by Apollo li's astronauts, Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin "Buzz" Aidrin, at the National Air and Space Museum. "Today, as we observe the 10th anniversary of the lunar Landings, our determination must be to ensure that the possiblities we have glimpsed from our Apollo missions will be developed for the benefit of all mankind," Carter said. In Bangkok, U.N. officials said the Vietnamese flew to Bangkok from Ho Chi Minh City, formerly Saigon, Thursday in an Air Vietnam AN-12 turboprop airliner and most made connecting flights to family reunions in the I. UnitedStates, Australia d'We Eó' ' ; On July 20, 1969, Arwswong put his left foot on the moon, taking what he called "One small step for man, one giant st ' 1 manldnd." L'hUtuUciIdOTjCfthe Apollo 11 Eagle in the Sea of Tranquility Is an unforgettable milestone in the history, of etoratü*%" - Aid Pledged For Refugees - ' . Market and game center)." The property is located on County Road 427 between West Warren Avenue and Church Street and is adjacent to the city hail and police and fire departments complex and the county health clinic. Known as the Longwood 1883 '..'"- 35 Crewmen Missing A stunning 18-year-old PERTH, Australia (UP!) Venezuelan beauty won the 1979 Miss Universe Crown today, but a catwalk collapsed under pageant competitors who clamored to congratulate her, injuring two contestants. Eighteen contestants fell screaming about 10 feet onto the stage, sending Miss Turkey, Fusin Tahlre Demirtan, and Miss Malta, Dain Borg Bartolo, to the hospital. A hospital spokesman said Miss Turkey suffered a severe concussion and was undergoing X-rays for a possible fractured skull. Miss Malta suffered a severe bruise of the leg and hip and was later released. The incident occurred two minutes after the crowning ceremony when the new Miss Universe, the brown-haired, bro wn-eyed Maritza Sayalero of Caracas, returned to her cane peacock throne. MIAMI (UP!) — Thirty-five crewmen were reported missing today in the collision of two huge tankers that slammed together 10 miles off the coast of Trinidad, touching off a raging fire and spilling thousands of gallons oil, the U.S. Coast Guard reported at Miami. The tankers were identified by Coast Guard spokesman Dan Dewell as the 1,086-foot Aegean - WASHINGTON (UPI) — President Carter's campaign manager cannot see any circumstances under which the president would drop out of the race for re-election ' even if he were defeated in the early primaries. Even Dobelle said in an interview Thursday Carter will fight all the way to the Democratic convention to win renomination, and to election day for a second term — even if polls are bad, Carter is losing primaries, and the nation's economic condition does not improve. "It is an inexorable march to the nomination, to 1,649 delegates in August of 1980 in New York," he said. "If they do beat us early, then they've got to take us on in the . middle and they've got to take us on at the end we're not going anywhere. "They're going to have to fight us in the precincts in the streets all the way to the convention," he said. - - - - 'A Tear From Someone' KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI)—Walter Gamm, a retired :,',,-*., workman, stood on the wide, green grassy knoll called St. , Joseph Garden and prayed for 16 people hc never met because "nobody should go to their grave without a tear from someone." They were indigents. Their bodies along with 16 others who were to be buried today were found earlier this week abandoned in a defunct mortuary. A state inspector discovered the corpse-filled caskets Monday piled four-deep in the basement and upper floors of the mortuary. The owner, Donald Coldanow, specialized In handling burials of indigents, nursing home cases without relatives, and "John Does" for the county. All TUC TLIr ('AI Ar' EMBAI I 11 . . . I T DISCUSSING T 4- - ~ ",v " / . I 0 J AA 40. ! 13111 Bracken (left), member of the Seminole High School Reunion '69 Cornmittee, and Doug Burnett, manager of Poppa Jay's restaurant, discuss the menu for an Aug. 5 party for returning class members, to be held at Lake Golden, Sanford city park. The discussion took place Thursday at the restaurant, U.S. hwy. 17-92 and 25th Street, Sanford. '69 REUNION 1 ; . . -- - Ewnhig flcndd F,'Iday, July 20, Audrey J. Seller births L. Shipp John Silas Debra Young Patricia Kollar I baby girl Lois O. Morris & baby boy Walter Webb, Delary Ann Hogan, LongwOod Mormon 0. Koliff, Ostssn Margaret Shivers, Ostssn Barton F. Hayes. New Smyrna Horn , Delivery: Week 75 Cents; Month, $3.25; S Month s, $11.11 Year, 534.00. by Mail: Week, $1 cents; Mn* $ 3.41; 4 M.rths. $21.45; Year, 540.50 ik_ b._• I '.. • ... - - 0. - - - • -. - .. • . . - . ak a. - - 1071—Vol. 71, No. $7 Second Class Postage aid at Sanford. Florida 3277 1 r51..., - (USPS 411.211) Published Daily and Sunday, euept Saturday by The SaaOsrd Herald, Inc., 300 N. French *'... Sasford. Fla. 32771. -. • - Lawrence Fields EARLFIELDS Earl Hall Fields, 16, of an Orange Ave., Sanford, drowned July 14, 1979 at Turkey Lake Park in Orlando. Born at the Naval Training Center In Orlando, he was a senior at Seminole High School and a member of New Bethel Baptist Church,Sanford. Survivors include his mother, Mrs. Martha Hall Doctor; stepfather, Rev. Robert L. Doctor; father Maurice G. Fields Sr.; grandparents Mary Dunnaway Hall and Raymond R. Fields Sr.; brother, Maurice G. Fields Jr.; 6 uncles,? aunts and many cousins. Marvin C. Zanders Funeral Home, Apopka, Is In Charge of arrangements. . - ' - - 0 - • . -- ,.• ,. .# .• .-- -. -'•.-- - * -. UAW Wins Sun Belt Battle :, _..__._______ _._.. - -a ''-__ ••,•. • -.••• •- - 'so.. Herald Photo by Tom Netsel -. 0 . .aa.- .• - • - .- 4 - • -. Fun.ral Notice FIELDS, s EARL 'HALL— Funeral services for Earl Hail Fields, 15, of S Orange Ave., Sa ntoro, who died July 14, 1979, in Ortar.dc, will be 3.Iurday at a. v.a. Church with Rev. A.L. Russell , off Iciating. Survivors: mother, Mrs. Martha Hail Doctor; stepfather, Rev. Robert L.' Doctor; father, Maurice G. Fields Sr.; maternal grand.; mother,Mary Dunriaway Hall;. paternal grandfather, Raymond: R. Fields 5r.;godms,s Gertrude Caldwell and Mrs. El.. (a Simms; brother, Maurice G. Is Fields Jr., A unc!t$: 7 nunts;. closest pals, Patrick Miller and Markham Washington, many cousin$ and a host Olsorrowing friends. Burial in Cemetery, Sanford, under direction of Marvin C. Zandrs Funeral Home— The Peoples Choice, Apopka. Eichefterger JORDAN, JULIA SHIP. FIELD FueaI services for. Julia Sheffield Jordan of OS Castle Brewer Court, Sanford.' Who died July 13, 1979, In Florida: Hospital North, Aitamonte: Springs, will be Saturday, July. 21. at 4 P.M. at St. Paul: Missionary Bapt ist Church with Rev. Amos C. Jones, pastor,. officiating. Survivors: sisters, Mrs. Juanita Hines and Mrs.' Elizabeth Evans; nieces and nephews. Burial in Restlawn ; - Cemetery. WilsonEicheiberger Mortuary in charge. WIDE By United Press International Farmers and agriculture officials In Southern tobacco producing areas have praised President Carter's decision to accept the resignation of Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Joseph A. Califano, but some say the move came too late to help Carter's standing in the Tobacco Belt. Califano's departure was described Thursday as "a relief to the tobacco industry" by North Carolina Agriculture Commissioner James A. Graham, who said the resignation was "a good move" by Carter. But Ralph White, owner of Growers Warehouse in Lake City, S.C., said, Carter "Is going to need more than that." "I'm very happy about it, but I don't know if It will help Carter," he said Califano was an unpopular figure in the Carolinas — where flue-cured tobacco Is the major cash crop because of his anti-smoking campaign. Sen. Jesse Helms, 11-NC., had long called for Califano's dismissal, and Sen. Robert Morgan, DN.C., had been critical of Califano's And on tobacco. Sen. Walter Huddleaton, DKy., said Thursday that Califano had "used his position to wage a one-man campaign against tobacco and has rejected any efforts toward research to make a safer cigarette."Kentucky Is a major producer of burley tobacco. But Carroll Dennis, a tobacco farmer from Coward, S.C., said Califano's resignation, while good for the nation, might not help Carter. "He's a dead duck anyway you put It," Dennis said. "He's too easy. You can't rim a country like you run a church." Torn Boyette, who owns a 56-acre tobacco farm near Green Sea, S.C., said he thought Califano should have resigned "a year or so ago." North Carolina Gov. James B. Hunt Jr. said he felt Carter's dnclslon "took a lot of guts. "I think the president knows we haven't been thrilled in North Carolina with the leadership in that department," Hurt said, but "You've got to bear in mind that Carter didn't make these Changes because of North Carolina. He made these changes to make people more responslvc to ' - - Murder Trial Under Way RALEIGH, N.C. (UP!) — For four hours Thursday, I Dr. Jeffrey MacDonald sat unemotionally in U.S. District Court reliving the early morning hours of Feb. 17, 1979 when military policemen entered his duplex apartment at ,,.Ft. Bragg and found the bloodied bodies of his slain wife and two young daughters. Looking weary, but otherwise showing little emotion, .the 35-year-old physician sat with his head resting on his '.hand as testimony in his murder trial began with grisly descriptions of how the crime scene appeared exactly nine years, five months, and two days ago. MacDonald, now bead of emergency room services at .c Long Beach, Calif., hospital, is charged with "a '.''premeditated murder in the slaying of his pregnant wife, Collette, 26, and daughters Kimberly, 5, and Kristen, 2. MacDonald was serving with the splal forces at Ft. : rq Bragg. :' ', '!Key To Fighting Inflation... LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UPI)—The key to fighting in. i1atIon Is the process using energy conservation, health cost care containment an(L attempts to prevent price r. .': fixing, southern lawmakers attending the Southern .. Legislators Conference were informed Thursday. .* .' -. him and be part of the team." Graham said Califano's successor, Housing and Urban Development Secretary Patricia Harris, could be expected to be "more rational and understanding" than Califano on the tobacco issue. "We must not view this as an end to the threat to tobacco. There will be individuals and organizations who will do their best to destroy this important industry," Graham said. Although some felt Califano's smoking stand had already hurt Carter, one said it would help the president's standing in his home region. "Thank the Lord," said Horace Sutton of Fairmont, N .C. "That'll get him a million votes alone. "It can't do anything but help him (Carter). His popularity was at an all-time low and that Is one of the reasons I feel sure It'll be some help," said Sutton, who voted for Carterin 1976 but said he had been disappointed. Califano initiated an strong anti-smoking program in HEW and even outlawed smoking in some HEW offices. - .' - ii1i4T Farmers Prais e Firing LACEYVILLE, Pa. (UP!) — Authorities have charged a 10-year-old Wyoming County boy with third-degree murder in the death of a 4-year-old companion, who was beaten on the head with large rocks. State police at Tunkhannock said the suspect was '; arrested Thursday at his home In Laceyvtlle, a small community in northwest Wyoming County. Trooper Paul I Samuels said police were withholding the youth's name because he is a juvenile. The youngster was arraigned before District Magistrate Patricia Robinson and released to the custody of his parents. Samuels said it was possible the case would be turned over to juvenile authorities. 4 :30 P.M. at New Bethel Baptist The Sanford recreation department lit'kI an odd-hall day Tuesday. A dizzy race was held in which contestants had to spilt around for :io seconds before the start of a foot race. A contest was held to see who had shoes with the most holes, which boy had the longest hair, who had the most freckles, and who had the largest mouth (above). With so much noise being made from so many large mouths, judges ruled the contest a tie between all contestants. OPEN Boy, 10, Held In Murder -. .•#.•' - . I. OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) — United Auto Workers has overcome the Sun Belt's non-union tradition and possibly stimulated further unionization in the South — by winning the right to represent workers at General Motors Corp's newest and largest auto assembly plant. National UAW leaders announced plans immediately Thursday to step up recruiting efforts at non-union plants in Sun Belt states, historically a trouble area for the northern-based union. The UAW has lost three of five major bargaining representative elections since 1970 in the Sun Belt. . ,7 : AREA DEATH MANILUVA,Nicaragua (UiLI Twit" rvvwussunary asugans on me guernuas tried to calm the population through a rebel radio their lips and weapons in their hands, Managua's warweary network, but pleas to remain home fell on deaf ears, and civilians joined the ragtag Sandinista army and set about thousands of Managuans took to the streets in cars, buses and smashing the Icons of the 43-year Somoza dynasty. trunks, honking horns and yelling, "Viva Free Managua!" and "Patria Libre o Muerte!" "Free Fatherland or Death" — "Viva the Sandinista National Liberation Front!" was the salute of the day, shouted by civilians welcoming the warThey raided "the bunker," the former dictator's fortress — grIzny rebels Enid the end to seven weeks of1vll war that toppled abandoned Tuesday with such haste that a pot of rice and beans Anaitslo Somoza and claimed some 15,000 lives, were still sitting on the stove and the ca-president's bed was ptist Black-md-red Sandinista gs fluttered atop public buildings; unmade, the white flag of surrender flew over national guard garrisons, the guerrillas entered the bunker later they discovered emptied of government soldiers who unconditionally handed their that neighborhood urchins had already looted the arsenal. The arms over to the rebels Thursday. volunteer Sandinidas some as young as 10 years old were However, the guard maintained a few isolated pockets of found happily firing full magazines of M-16 rifles into a deserted resistance, most notably In the south where Maj. Pablo Emilio national guard housing area next door. Salsr, "Comandante Bravo," the most respected field corn. The rebel soldiers gave the youngsters a first lesson In peace, mender of Somoza's battled guard, refused to surrender. disarming them and playfully rebuking them with the prOmiSe The fiveineruber provisional government of the Junta of they would be reissued weapons when they are old enough National Reconstruction planned Its own triumphant entry into niist in the new iTflI3?. the capital today to begin the task of reconstructing the Central "I feel the greatest tranquility and mod profound happiness American nation faced with a shattered economy and a anyone can feel," one young soldier said. population embittered by war. "We want the freedom of the people of Nicaragua so they can Mobs sacked lbs homes of Sornoza family members and one choose who and what they want to be as a people," said another. group lusoeda statue ufSomoza's late brother, Luis Somoza, and toppled the castiron figure with the aid of a trunk. The first of the Junta to arrive in Managua was Moise Hassan, In another part of town, a couple armed with axes smashed a who came in with rebel wilts Thursday from Masaya, 16 miles bust of Sornoza's father, Anuataslo Somoza Garcia, near the from the capital. The other four members of the Junta were to national stadium. arrive man Leon, 55 miles northwest of the capitol. - - Sanford: ANAl. YS1S - -•.• Winter Springs - WASHINGTON (UPI) — Beauticians and their customers who are exposed to hair dyes run an Increased risk of several types of cancer, ranging from leukemia to bladder cancer, a researcher has told Congress. Stephen Brown, an epidemiologist with the National Institutes of Health, said Thursday there are now 15 published studies on the subject, 12 of which "Indicate there is an increased risk of at least one or more cancers assoc1atd with the use of, or exposure to, hair dyes." "The weight of the evidence does strongly suggest the conclusion that because of exposure to hair dyes, both beauticians and hair dye users are at increased risk of several types of cancer," he said. Among other things, be told the House Commerce Committee's oversight and investigations subcommittee, the risk of bladder cancer for beauticians seems to be at least three times higher than for other members of the population. Captain and the 1,007-foot Atlantic Empress, both registered In Liberia. Sandinistas Celebrate Yakima, -• 'Increased Risk Of Cancer' '' qut ra de as a tilpartuleut tinder \VASIIINGTON Il)l time imanme of ii i: ttuig Jimmy Carter is in much the llE% to (It, soiiiethuiig new is same position as the captain of tmariL getting it to change hat a ship on a collision course %% ith an iceberg. lie knows which it already is doing is time stuff of way he wants to turn, but the tmightiimares Nor is it likely that time change time and distance required to of leadership in the departaccomplish it may make nmemits of the Treasury or disaster inevitable. Justice or Mrs. Harris' Carter's first term still has ia I lousing and Urban Developiimonths to run, but in practical ment will make any real seven or eight terms he has only mmmummtbs left to save what ap- differences in the ay they are pared as recently as last week run. They sill continue much as they have ill the past. to be a sinking presidency. Carter probably will get The polls say the public vies something out of the changes. Carter as a nice, honest man lie will have niatle it clear, who can't get anything done. If certainly the to bureaucrats if image he can't rectify that and primaries before time '!ote:tt s1Lt1mticaucuses begin next winter, he is in cki`danger of king his chance to seek a second term. Carters weekend speech was I the start of tmta,Lturt, t,v.turn,-it. "not the putte, that, tic is around. The Cabinet shakeup sacking soimmeone capable capableof that began Thursday was a when lit' believes it is necescontinuation of that enterprise. sary. But like the long - range Also, he -ill h ave rminoved, energy proposals he announced particulam'ly in t lie case of I IEW Sunday aridMonday, the Secret an .1tistImii Califano, potential for lwlitical. profit ill seine of t lie p olitical drag on his the latest moves is limited by chances for' remiomi: mat ion and the element of time. re-election. S.S It would be all but 111m1X)ihle But can the image of action for Wonder Woman, let alone take the place of the substance Patricia I larris, to make ,, •t('(rIlh)I ishmiiiit The snow changes in the operation of the' will be living in Io% a and Ness Department of Health, Educa- ilatimpshire before the answer tion and Welfare that would be to that question is revealed. noticeable to time public by next winter. If time ocean limier parallel fits ______________________ any part of th e federal ____________________________ establishment, it has to be the diverse assembly of government functions that inns• WASHINGTON (UPI) — Apollo li's astronauts mark the 10th anniversary of man's first landing on the moon today with a news conference, a White House ceremony and a quick look at the space agency's plans for the future. The meeting with the news media was the first joint appearance scheduled for Neil Armstrong, Michael Collins and Edwin "Buzz" AidrIn since they held a similar news conference here five years ago. Collins, 48, and Aldrin began the commemorative activities Thursday night at a reception sponsored by the National Space Club in a congressional office building. They greeted old friends, signed autographs and had little to say when invited to speak. - DISCHARGES Carter Still In Trouble Moon Landing Anniversary 'I NO H 'I) REFILL: The board's move to tighten WASHINGTON (UPI) — percent. The Fed's move was taken have been rising, making the The Fed's decision to raise i.9 a.m. readings; tern. Daytona Bosch: high, $44 Reacting to recent weakness of The board today advanced discount rate look like a credit was taken despite con- after it was reported that the the discount rate does not *rature, 83; overnight low, 75; s.m., 7:15 p.m.; oow, 12:21 the dollar abroad, the Federal the rate by another one-half of bargain. As a result, bank cern over the slowing pace of nation's money supply con- necessarily mean other shore yesterday's high, 94; am., 12:27 Reserve Board today tinued to soar. borrowings from the reserve the nation's economy. hiked the one percent to 10 percent, term interest rates will also risö barometric pressure, 30.12; Port Canaveral: W^ 0:31 ount rate to 10 percent, the The Fed announcement said because one of the purposes of "The action was taken as a board have surged. relative humidity, 85 percent; a.m., 7:07 p.m.; low, 12:30 a.m., highest in history. As the some time, the board the vote to increase the discount the Fed move was the catch up further step to strengthen the winds, SE it 7 mph. 12:21 p.m. Confidence in the dollar has was announcing Its action, the rate was 5-0. discount rate is the fee dollar on the foreign exchange with the market. Forecast: Partly cloudy Bayport: M^ 1:10 a.m., charged by the board on loans it markets," the board said in been shaken in recent weeks Commerce Department anChairman G. William Miller, However, the imctlon Is con through Saturday with scat. 12:07 p.m.; low, 1:37 am., 7:31 makes to member banks. announcing its unanimous decibecause the international finannounced the economic growth who was nominated Thursday aldered anti-Inflationary. When toted mostly afternoon and p.m. It was the first time the board slon to raise the key interest cial community has been during the second quarter by Carter to replace the ousted interest rates rise, it evening thundershowers. Lows BOATING FORECAST concerned over President plunged by 3.3 percent — a Michael Blumenthal, voted for discourages bu siness In the 70s. Highs In the low to St. Augustine to Jupiter iniet has increased the discount rate rate. Nov. 1, when It was Carter's policies and confusion likely signal that the recession the increase by telephone from borrowing which dampeni The move was also made mid 90. Winds mostly easterly out 50 miles—WInds mostly since last of 1979 is underway. boosted from 8.5 percent to t he administration, 9.5 because San Francisco. other Interest rates within Inflation. around 10 mph today and southeast 10 southeast 15 mph Saturday. and 15 occasionally 86 knots Chance of rain 50 percent today Saturday. Seas 2 to 4 feet today 31 percent tonight and $ per Increasing m little Saturday. Gusty winds widely scattered cent Saturday. thunderstorms. _______________________ SATURDAY TIDES Jeanette t1 - IGE PLAH TI NO R .. SIMIHOLI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL JULY 0 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Wilbert Gordon Debra Bridges Harold Dekie Dorothy Ellis Margie B. Harrell Elmore Boyd, Bountown Duane LaFollutte, Casseibeny Norvin B. Roach, Delary Barbara A. Sepanik, Dettona Conic A. Jencks, Orange City - - Reserve Board Hikes Discount Rate HOSPITAL NOTES alerted deputies who arrived shortly alter the men began irmeir escape in a getaway car. Deputies said they chased the two men and at one point fired a shotgun blast into the robbers' vehicle. I.ONGWOOI) sLF:l) A Lake Mary woman and her husband are suing the city of lingwoud and others for negligence for not having fixed a malfunctioning traffic signal they say was responsible for her 1q78 accident. Kathi Scoles hahn and her hu.;band, George A., of 13 Palmetto St., Lake Mary, are seeking damages in excess of $2,500 from l.ongwood. Other defendants named in the suit include Seminole County, the Florida Department of Transportation. owner's home at 2580 Ridgewood Ave., Sanford, sometime Tracy Ilowes, who collided with her car, and Ms. Ilowes's in. Thursday, police said. surance company, Allstate Insurance Co., according to the suit. Police said the window, valued at $150, had been shot with a BR The civil suit was recently filed with the office of Seminole gun. The car is owned by Mildred Noble. Count) civ i l court clerk Arthur Beckwith. At approximately 8:30 am. on .Jan. 25, 1978, Mrs. hiatum was GUILTY PLEA driving south on U.S. Highway 17-92 in her 1968 Rambler Sedan, who told sheriff's deputies he was Maitland man A 19-year-old the suit states. As Mrs. Hahn was making a left turn onto accompanying an armed robber during a convenience forced into store holdup April 23 has pleaded guilty to a felony charge 01 Seminola Boulevard, her car was struck at the intersection by a 1974 Sedan driven by Ms. Howe. aiding and abetting In a robbery. At the time of the collision, the traffic control signal at the John Johnson of 1925 Hibiscus St., Maitland, Monday pleaded intersection of U.S. Highway 17.92 and Seminola Boulevard guilty to the charge in circuit court. He had originally been charged with robbery in connection with the hold up of the Lil' "wasn't properly functioning," Mrs. Hahn claims in the suit. As a result of the accident, Mrs. Hahn says she suffered bodil', Champ Convenience Store at state Route 436 and Hear Lake Road. A pre-sentencing investigation WUS ordered by Judge Thomas injuries and incurred medical expenses. Mrs. Hahn is claiming negligence played a part in her accident Waddell. According to Seminole County sheriff's deputies, Johnson and due to the defendants' failure to warn motorists the traffic signal another man ertered the store, threatened the clerk and wasn't working properly: failure to have in stock the proper parts demanded the money in the cash register. One of the men earned to maintain the traffic signal and failure to ask police to direct traffic iii the intersection at the time the signal was not operating a shotgun. While the men were rubbing the store, a nearby resident pioperly. - 10 Percent, Highest In History :~-WEATHER TURKEYS KILLED An estimated $165 worth of turkeys were killed in their pen by a stray dog early Friday morning, Seminole County sheriff's deputies report. Deputies said they were called to the home of Cecil Lee, 2529 Old Lake Mary Road at about 4 a.m. When they arrived, they discovered a dog in the pen. The owner reported that 11 turkeys had been killed and that three were missing, according to deputies. Each turkey was valued at $15. An animal control unit was dispatched and the dog was captured, deputies said. CAR VANDALIZED A car window was shot out of a parked car in front of the . a WHITE PLATE AND BEIGE 80 ALL THE CHICKEN SIWHE AND SALADS 'IOU CARE : OVAL BEIGE PLATE AND M ALL THE SALADS . SP YOU CARE TO EM L OVAL BEIGE PLATE . All 35 members of the Aegean Captain's crew were rescued by a patrol boat from Trinidad, which also picked up seven crewmen from the Atlantic Empress, Dewel said. All the missing men were crewmen aboard the Atlantic Empress. An Altamonte Springs woman, fearful that a burglar might be In her apartment, had her suspicions confirmed when she and her brother-in-law discovered a nude 17-year-old male hiding in her bedroom. Seminole County sheriff's deputies said Viola Williams, 29, returning home to her George Street apartment early Friday morning, immediately noticed a jewelry box had been opened and there were signs the apartment had been burglarized. Ms. Williams left the apartment and walked to her sister's home nearby where she asked her brother-in-law to return with her and search the apartment, deputies said. When the pair returned to the apartment and entered the bedroom, they came upon a completely nude intruder under a chest of drawers. Deputies said the youth had neatly folded and bundled his clothes behind the bedroom door. The woman's brother-In-law kept the youth in check until deputies arrived. The youth is believed to have gained entry by breaking through a screen window. To Convention, Aide Says Village Inn, the three-story hotel Is the center of the Longwood Hlstorftal District, The first floor contains restaurant, disco, bar and lounge. The second floor hai been remodeled into 16 offices. The present city hail building was built in 1963. , Pageant Catwalk Collapses Nude Intruder Discovered In Apartment Carter To Fight All Way A resolution by Southward recommending Seminole Memorial Hospital be changed An energy code, by title only, from a county hospital to a private, non-profit hospital, was passed on first reading. with local control, was placed On still another matter, H on the agenda for council's next motion by Southward, council meeting. agreed to communicate with the trustees of the Tom Connors An accounting transaction estate, requesting extension of was approved, transferring the city's option to purchase $7,000 from the water depart. 2.49 acres of land. The Land ment account to the general Acquisition Trust Fund of f und. Terry requested passage Florida Recreational, in order to remove in. Development and Assistance det*edness from the old water Division of the state Depart- department account. The city ment of Natural Resources was now has on hand $21,000 worth formed, effective Oct. 1, 1979, of pipe which can be sold. and cannot release funds to the — HUGH THOMSON Friday July 20, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF city for such purchase until o after that date, according to City Manager Phil Kulbes. Longwood May Vote To Buy Hotel Monday Will Pope Visit America? __~ NA110N Borrow Pits with - — _ L L.s...a,,p ,_ - . - , ...'-. 4••. - .' -. - - - - - - ---- - HOMEOWNERS: Need Cash? Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50000' It you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot. All homeowners qualify, including widows, retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMPLETELY PAID FOR? ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * SR 22 FILED FREE * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS 7! M If FASTLOAN It APPROVAL BUSINESS LOANS TONY RUSSI INSURANCE $109000 to CALL TOLL FREE ANY TIME Sanford -. 'I -' - - . . . - . - . - ., . .•. . . a. - - ........ ' ' " - -. - 18OO-528-6O5O ASK FOR EXT. 935 Pa i A ..• ' $250,000 Aa a ,, , - - -,~v 0 ALSO AVAILABLE VIP111kV k1w 1WW 2417!, French Ave. % ,. - '"' l,r,-c4 5r. S. IcAlt, c L.• I' - -. 0 0 - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • Evening Herald CALENDAR __ p `&,,.: 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Say it with color.... It is not unusual for me to have to wait at crossings for several trains in my daily rounds. But I have made a game out of the inconvenience as the creeping cars pass. Craning my neck up or down the track waiting for sight of the caboose is natural and habitual. And the sight of the bright red or orange last car is something to look forward to like revvin g up the Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 Friday, July 20, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 9 ,.1çme Delivery: Week, 75 rents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Yiar, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, 420.60; Year, $40.00. J~lI - - Where did those dull drab gray cabooses on the tracks of today come from? They creep up on the :4. . Safety Plan . room. Shhh. I feel like scrubbing and donning a surgical mask just to look at this room. Recently, I was In a busy doctor's office. Even the decor was busy. The uncertain abstract patterned wallpaper and fiery orange accents just might incite a patient to sock the doc or curse the nurse. The lawyer's office featured a nearly all-black decor enhanced with a few splashes of red and white. He Is a nice guy. Really, he is. Brrr. But in that tunnel-like atmosphere, was the musty odor dirty money? At any moment, I felt I might meet the barrel of a concealed weapon if I moved my head from either side of the massive black chair where It rested in fear. Robbery or ripoff? Eerie. motor to move on. 0 ll~~_ The Clock Intersection with no aplomb whatsoever? Instead, an execution or lynching comes to mind. Reds and oranges are colors of passion, violence, excitement that demand attention. For many years, even as an adult, I had a secret yen to get behind the wheel of the exciting delirium a bright, red fire engine and race wildly into the winds, halting traffic. Power. However, the bilious green fire wagons of today don't generate the same thrilling excitement. And the green fire hydrants just don't seem to demand the same degree of "no parking" respect as the red "plugs" of yesterday. By DORIS DIETRICH Clearly, air traffic safety procedures at San 'Diego's Lindbergh Field have improved since the 'tragic PSA crash last September. But, just as '.clarly, safety procedures could be further enhanced if Congress and the Federal Aviation Administration would inject some sense of urgency into a technical debate that is barely plodding along. The flagging momentum of these deliberations in Washington is as puzzling as it is alarming. In the wake of last year's horror, we would have assumed that those responsible for selecting and implementing the safest possible air traffic control system would tolerate no delay in seeing the job done. When error and delay are to be measured In human lives, there is little margin for options. Last December, the FAA proposed a strict air traffic system which would subject private aircraft in the vicinity of metropolitan airports to the same controls that apply to commercial airliners. The Aircraft Owners and Pilots Association took immediate exception to this plan and has bombarded the FAA and congress with demands that the proposed system be rescinded. The AOPA, which represents the interests of private aviation, contends the new system would only diminish safety. Under pressure from the AOPA, Congress stepped in to referee the dispute. Meanwhile, the FAA tempered its support for its own proposal. That, at the moment, is where matters stand. The tighter air traffic controls now operative at Lindbergh are voluntary for private aircraft. Although 90 percent of the private planes operating within Lindbergh's jurisdiction are complying, the 10 percent that are not, presumably, continue to pose a safety hazard. If the proposed new drawbacks, Congress and the FAA ought to 1fF vestigate and either make appropriate corrections or scrap the proposal and find something better. If, however, the system Is the best that can be designed at present, it should be mandated by the FAA for all metropolitan airports without delay. Neither will happen soon enough unless Congress and the FAA kick their deliberations out of low gear. 's Comeback NASA The National Aeronautics and Space Administration was under heavy fire In recent weeks because of the uncertainty tied to the slow death of the orbiting Skylab spacecraft. Concern over when and where the 77-ton vehicle would plunge to Earth had shaken confidence in the agency's reputation for preciseness. Space officials were criticized for their miscalations on the impact of sunspots on the spacecraft's life. But Skylab's re-entry into the atmosphere was on schedule, according to NASA's final estimates. And the final signal to the limping laboratory sent It tum- bling into a descent designed to direct the disintegrating craft and tons of debris into the waters of the Indian Ocean. The Skylab saga ended without earthly damage or casualties. Skylab's demise, assured by cuts in the space budget that barred manned shuttle visits over the last five years, gave NASA opportunIty to prove Its capabilities in the face of challenge. Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road, Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. cars from other emergency vehicles. But the true blue lights are not as commanding or demanding as the brilliant red flashers. Several years ago, I was barreling down 14 - ANGL E.WAL TERS VIEWPOINT Governors "41'. .11~.,o I -1l ~,- ______-, :1S. . -Jimmy Carter is now looking and acting more like a president - fired!" 1, Shift On •N uke _ ____ ,. t.t't ¼.. - ,i ' - adequate .. ,. 1: i _ 1 I LOUISVILLE, Ky. (NEA)— The most recent evidence of the country's growing disenchantment with nuclear power is offered by the little-noted but profound shift in attitude displayed by th e na tion's governors. ' When the National Governors' Association held its 70th yearly convention in Boston last summer, substantive discussion of the Issue was confined to an obscure subcommittee whose members served as pro-Industry cheerleaders. / But when the NGA convened here recently for Its 71st annual meeting, the governors _____________________ unanimously endorsed an omnibus resolution citing many of the problems that long have disturbed serious critics of commercial nuclear power. The most vivid illustration of that dramatic ____________________________ change involves the contrasting positions taken _____ ____ .:.1 .: 1. By DON GRAFF .:, ____ - .7 •,. • • _____ ____________ __________ - • .. • • ______ _____ ________ _______ \ \ ___________________________ _________________ by the two governors who represented South Carolina at the consecutive NGA meetings Republican James B. Edwards in 1978 and _____ _______________ ____ ____ _______ _____ _____ • 4 0 * 10it The subcommittee produced a one-sided report that summarily dismissed a wow ____ __ Democratic Richard W. Riley in 1979. Edwards, chairman of last year's subcommittee, opened the panel's Boston meeting by proclaiming that reliance upon nuclear power ______________ •..iUf(1i,1 1 What went up has finally come down what must be one of the most prolong worldwide death watches on record. There are a number of points to be ma about Skylab's return to earth in addition to general relief that It did net take out a chunk of city In its final spectacular moments. Forone thing, the event was if anything ove publicized, with nurnrosm front pages acco NASA's copious intrmation flow covers ranging from sensational to ridiculous. But f better that than the near-silen t treatment t Soviets gave last year's crash landing of one I their nuclear-fitted satellites In northe public and two private schools in Seminole County," Mrs. Constantin said, "but it would be wise for students in the 10 through 19 age group to be re-immunized. Our statistics show that 68 percent of all measles cases in the state fall in this age Perso ___ ________ Seminole County," Mrs. Constantin said. "There was i one case in 1978 but 16 in 1977. What is important to know is Florida is one of 20 states where measles is continuing to rise and immunization or reimmunization is doubly tinportunt." Mrs. Constantin said that measles vaccines are better today than prior to 1968. She recoriuueiidetl 13 mr,th.; as the earliest age to vaccinate a child and said that state guidelines iunnuniztl adequately against polio, diphtheria, recommended re-immwiization whenever "live measles vaccine had been administered rubella. L__ -------- Wilful inree t.• IIiOIILLIS w bole WASHINGTON - Clearing the DC40 for But airport facilities and safety equipment crashes like the one that claimed 144 lives at San the expense. return to the sIdes may end one specific air haven't kept pace with the Jet Age technology Diego last year. WASHINGTON WHIRL: It will cost $223)$6 safety problem, but plenty more remain; that has made air travel so cheap and popular. Critics of the Federal Aviation Administration, more to keep a roof over Vice President Walter How will they' be dealt with - one at a thins Terminals that were up-to-date a decade ago are Including Ralph Nader's Aviation Consumer Mondale's head this year. The $6-year-old sIte following each new disaster, or with a well. clogged with traffic, increasing the already Action Project and the Airline Passengers roof on the vice presidenU reaIdence,in plajned, comprehensive approach that will heavy risks of the most critical moments In Association, say the FAA is slow to anticipate Washington Is In such poor shape, It was dec16I bring safety techniques abr east of air travel's aviation: Takeoffs, approaches and landings. safety problems, bestirring Itself only after to replace the whole thing rather than contlnu4$p speed, comfort and convenience? One solution, favored especially by private disaster strikes. They cite the DC-10's structural patch the leaks on a piecemeal basis. Last y It depends on the public's awareness of the pilots, Is the provision of small "satellite" air defects, such as the engine-mount crack that alone It Cost 97,000 to keep raindrop, from fa1lM problews, and the presswe that can be brought posts near metropolitan areas to relieve caused the recent crash in Chicago and the cargo on the veep's head. on airlines and goverment regulators to come congestion at' the commercial facilities. The door latch failure that took 346 Lives in a 1974 JIMMY Carter's successful ,,&i to gripe with them. To find out what are the airline indiatry looks to Its technicians for a Parts crash. Washington" stance in 1976 seems, to has greatest dangers facing the flying public, we solution: Planes could land even closer together, Federal regulators deny that they have caught on among presidential eandJiss d surveyed aviation experts, employees and according to the Air Transport Association, If sacrificed passenger safety to the "keep 'em year. At least five of the president'a potes4Lj consumer group. engineers could solve the problem of "wake flythg"demandsof the airline Industry, The FAA challengers - BotsaldRUPfl, George Bs* The answers varied, in large pert depending vortex," the powerful swirl of air that follows a traditionally counters criticism by noting that, John Connally, Robert Dole and Phil on the particular an that each group has to jet In flight, on a per-mile basis, air travel Is far safer than have set up their national campagj grind. But the basic problem all pasties agreed For their part, the airline pilots for years have diving on the nation's highways. headquarters across the Potomac River 4a on is our Increasingly crowded skies - a been sgltIng for more advanced safety Northern Virginia. Meanwhile, "Mr. CkIt"ted Other problems Include pilot fatigue IM1kI lMM ,,..itt, i r4,,ii. .. Ih as4I,i,,a.s4 'Ti.si.,,I. II..,,. LM.. .0 el--I1I k... L......_._ 66 öIPJIU M7 I hUll lI I'LL WilliS • CiJVVriIU P by USe Time sag and Irregular hours m.r, InU" this thin. a'th Charles Lindberg, who could we where the years go by. OHgM on by highipccd jot travel - and Carter Is nuuft from a hea U&(tef5 in thi Air travel is booming. MWW compdWon, . Spirit of SL Louls was going only through a inadequate crash survivability safeguards that District of Columbia. lower prices, the growth of private aviation, periscope, today's jet pilots MIII must depend can keep a minor accident from turning Into a There's another Jimmy Caster in even On growing difficulty of going long distam uftutely an th* own vision to avoid other holomust of fire or toxic fumes. Both ment service in Washington. He's a doorMOWby automobile, all have contributed to an aircraft in the higimpeed traffic jam ova problem involve economic factors to profit and at the House of Representatives. UnIlke hu Irreversible upsurge in flying. The number of airports. They desperately need a computerized loss, and so far neither the airline industry nor ahotttlmer namesake In the White House , 4 oassonuers increased 13 -percent last year alone, collision-avoidance system to -prevent mid-air .... the FAA is convinced that rnrr..'f I..,. . WUIMI Jimmy Carter has hn )...,....... •MU I - •- - -- - ---- .• - "j . '? ':;.1 ? •' I . - * .- - - -.. - '4—. 0S I ' - Health department personnel request that parents bring to the elinks any old immunization record_s thes' may have. The health department will furnish parents with certificates of immunizations after the uninunizations are given. t. LULCU 'killed' measles vaccine had been given to the child." In Florida in 17R, ii'i'nrtHni' to the state agency, there were four tunes as many measles cases as there were in 1977. Some of the complications from measles include ear infections and pneumonia. Many children and adults are hospitalized as a result. One of every 1,000 cases of B his T Is 'Sci entific M arvel A ('I lAPEL. lhlLl., N.C. (UPI I IX)U11(l, 4-mince t'iiuld, named Charles Patterson said he kmie his wife was having it difficult pregnancy, but the Pattersons had no Idea they were about to resident of obstetrics and gynecology a t North Carolina David Lee Patterson, was removed surgically from Mrs. I'atterson 's abdon icu. 'We waited it long tune for this child," said the father about the couples first child after 13 years of marriage. "When doctors were tillable to hear a fetal heartbeat, %% e both prayed about it. I believe in (oti and I believe he uintctl us to have this baby." Mrs. Patterson was transferred to the hospital from Burlington Tuesday night. Dr. llatlev said, because of corn- Memorial hospital, said the 6- jili('atiOILs. measles may lead to encephalitis, which ill turn could lead to convulsions, mental become the parents of a scientific marvel. This week, a healthy baby boy that doctors say developed outside his mother's omb was born to Shirley Patterson. l)ttors said the chances of retardation or deafness. One of such a birth were too rare to every 10,000 measles-catchers could die from the disease. Those children who are not immunized adequately in childhood still can get the estimate scientifically. 1) r. Linn halley ,, chAd fallopian tubes and develop in the womb. She said the chances of the fertilized egg slipping out of the fallopian tube is only one l'he abdomen felt WlUsWIl, Dr 1 laticv said. ''We couldn't outliiie the uterus, but we . - thought we could feel parts of the baby better than we usually in 10,000 and the birth of a healthy baby outside the uterus is too rare to calculate the Call.'' She said doctors decided on immunediate surgery. chances. '\%iien we opened the ab"The placenta probably domen, the first thing we saw developed norm ally," Dr. as the placenta the protective Ilatley added, ''getting its blood surrounding that coats a baby," supply from blood vessels near Dr. Ilatley said. "Then I found the pelvis, and the baby was the baby's feet and the baby funned UI the upper abdomen started kicking and outside the uterus. If the screalninl4." placenta can hook up and get Nor-xnall, or. hiatley said. babies are conceived in the blood supply. that's all it really needs." new on S WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 Free Employer Education Seminar on Epilepsy, 9 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Bush Science Center Auditorium, Rollins College, Winter Park. Courtesy breakfast, beginning 8:30 a.m. . • - - - 'i I I 0 . - Iii',' P.i. ..'.'.: 'P)! 1. I •. Humane society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford. CEILING Isf What m.ske' a \\it I _\Vise ttI h REALTY TRANSFERS Willlma J. Goiding & wt Corinna A. to Dale E. Pinkham (igi) Lot 5, 81k ½. N On Townilt., $32,500, dt,.Oivensllled Real Eat, Serv to Elfirvey L. Kansol, Lot 4, Myrtle Lk ills, $57,000. ' 1 'Wm. E. Miller I. WI Gertle N. to )John T. Sol.nberger 8. WI Virginia Lot 5, Blkà, San Lanta, $21,500. R. L. Peatross 8. Hueber to Joseph 'W Smith 8. WI Beverley B., Lot $9 .ç,pr.ss Landing at Sabel Psi?, 92,400. Wilbert 0. Reynolds & WI Lucille i'D. to Hamish Pollock Jr. 8. WI iCathenine, Lot 71 Lakewood Shores 3gtnst Add, $35,000. ,Robert D. Gustafson 8. wt J. to Barbara A. Robinson, *t 41$, Forest Brook, Fifth Sac, $63,000. Clifford D. Jordan I Michael S. Faxatos Tra. to SMR, Inc., Lots 1, 2, 1, 732, 81k 3, $60,000. (QCD) Pan Am Bank to Betty A. 4yder, from NW corner of N 60 ft of EtSI 1$, Entzmlnger Farms Add 3, 0O. ',(QCD( same as above, from NW 'rn.r of N 60 It of Lot 1$, Entz. W6nger Farms, $100. Sun Rise Errectors to Richard ,ell 1. *1 Donna B., Lot 76 Sunrise 'tin 1, $51,900. C. Hall Jr. 8. wt loan V. to aMvtree Holding, Lot 12, BIk C, $.,eetwater Oaks, Sec 11, 1*4.300. 'Hallmark Bidens to James B. 'ilth I WI Omagene B., Lot 7, 81k 9, N On Ranches Sec $64,500. Olin-Amer Homes to Vidula N. Dave, Lot 33, 81k 0, Sterling Park Un 3, $53,333. Donald C. Latham I Mary L. to Larry E. Powers I wt Dorothea S., Lot 1081k d, Sweetwater Oaks Sec 7, , $143,700. Shannon.Whlttl. Constr. to Corllss W. Shannon I Charles L. White, Lot 15, Baywood Ind Park, $2,100. Don E. Johnson Sr. to Gary W. $6.11 I WI Mary 1., Lot 2. 51k 0, ldyllwlide Sic 1, $19,500. 00(1. L. Peatross I Hueber to IzaWth B. Jones, Lot 6$, Cyprus I,ndlng at Sabal Pnt, $13,000. 0ev to Kaminoff Div IUois 75 1 73, Fox wood Phase I, I3M00. VoIllma Louis to T. J. I. Angle sttleVoot, beg at SE corner of Lot 3, 1IIrtin, Plan.Sim Co., of SE¼ of of Sec 1$, $100. Patricia A. Church & hb John M. tQJofmM.Church,beg atpns$1O.Ift 'II 25 ft E of SW corner of Sec 10, $0. i,io$uph W. Reilly 1*0 Barbara J. en0ord J. Zemel & WI Laura, Lot 1Iik 0, Sweetwater Oaks, Sec 2A, Thomas 0. Moon Sr. & *0 Jane A. 8,. Clyde N. Moon 1 *0 Piggy A. to Usm C. Warnlcke 8. A. Thomas $jIth.W½00NEUi0INW¼OISW¼ t 2$ $71,500. ri. F. rfsqrniqr ?Ismg as sve yg WI Martha K., WVa of SW¼ of of $W¼ Sic 2$, $23,000. -- .• -- erd N. Hunt Jr. 8. *1 Regina I., . 0, Sterling Park Un 1, ' $49,900. 110 111e, y( Al di lilt want tihit Ill'1t to4 ge't away. 'T'lmat'.s why lull flIlci yi nir new Watt-Wise '' htlll'Se well iI'Sslml1lted. 11111 Most experts est lIlhIte t hat a prt perly -insulated Ilt hilt..' C111 stIhst;Il'St ially cut heat ii'sg and C()() 11119 Ci Because if this, there are recommended standards for till' insulation tisi'eI in all areas Of new Watt-Wise ho mes. Fhe'rç based on R (resistance) values. And I'll $45,000. Marvin R. Cobb 8. WI Ahron R. to William L. Pettis Jr. 8, WI Carole A., Lots 198 20 BIk OW Alt His, Sec 1, $11,500. (QCD) Aide Shepard to Kip D. Braden, beg 216.4$ It E 7911.22 ft S of NW Corner ofSE'/,oI NW'/,ol NW'k Sec 13, $43,333. Harold S. Nobles 8. WI Myrtle Nobles to Robert A. Pederson, Lot 2, BIk F, Hidden Lk Un 18, $43,333. Rage invest to James E. Lane 1. *1 Betty G.. Lo , 81k B. St. Johns River Est., 130,000. William A. Taylor 1. WI Ada B. to William F. Crigar 1 *1 Dolores M., beg 360' W 775.9' N of SE corner of NE'/ of SW'/ run W 490' SW on Slade Or 125 ft E $40 to pnt Sot beg. N 112.5' to beg Sec 36, $85,000. Brian L. Hickey & WI Judith A. to Budd* D. Ruler I *1 Barbara, Lot 62, Sandalwood Subdv, $52,900. Harkins Corp to Ronald L. Dykoman & WI Julie B., Lot 1$, Cyprus Landing at Sabel Pnt, higher the R-valtie, the greater the resistance to heat flow. For ceilings, theWatt-\Vjse rec inmendation is R-19. the DUCT' R6 IN9JlA11o4 OR INSTALLED IN CONDITIONED for walls, it ranges from R-5 to R- II, depending on SPE the placement and type of wall. Floor overa over: crawl space, R- 19. Duct insulation, R-o. Entrance door, R-5. itit effective instllation is just one of the many features of:i Watt-Wise home. Others can include an energy-saving water hearer, a higher-efficiency airconditioner, treated glass and more efficient appliances. Ask your builder RI show you how a certified Watt-Wise home can save you up to 2590 on electricity. Or pick LIP ',11 Witt-Wise Living folt.Ier at your FPL office, The Watt-Wise Living home. It costs a little more now, but in the long run it costs a wh ile lo t less. '#IALI'.. INSULATION: $73,000. Robert L. Hall I WI Nancy P. to Jose M. Gonzalez 8. wI Margaret L., Lot 21, 81k B, Skylark Subdv., $40,400. Willie L. Hudson 8. WI Frankie L. to Roger E. Dupps?adt 8. WI Carol I..., Lot I, BIk 8 Sterling Pk, Un 1, $51,000. Eugene 0. Roberts I WI Lucy M. ;=pL to William C. Schmidt 1*0 Eilene V. Schmidt, Lot l,BIkA, River Run Sec 1. $55,300. Steven L. Domino & *1 Frances Joan Domino to Harold A. Jarvis 1' 411 Madeline 8., Lot 1$, Devonshire, p fJ,J'LM.iWJ1M.A.At'I%.4,p./41t¼AAA%. 161,000. 1AAJW.,AJiA FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY Frank Walker 1. wt Beth to James E. Kubera 1 WI Patricia .3.. Lot I, Bear Lk Hts, $139,900. Greater Constr to Austin K. Seville Ill & Pamela V., Lot 55, River Run Sic 3, $36,900. Ernest J. P. Guay I*0 Nancy L. to Timothy W. MacMillan, Lot 5, 81k 1 Rep of Sheets 1 12, N On Towoslie RFW5E ah Add, $21,300. Gayla B. Montgmery to John C. Fisher & WI Dorothy M., Lot 4, 81k EMP 0, Highland Hills, $3&000. (QCD) Michael Cannavino to Gordon V. Frederick I. Ann C., Lot ..a,_ , muy'u,i t el... k.44 r-,,.. .WI •.w. Gallimore Homes to Lawrence W. Brown & *1 Gas; l., Lot 1, 81k C. Sterling Park to Olin-American Lin .4 Alk 3. Lincoln Park, $100. Homes, Lots 11.111. Olk P sterling Park Marlon M. Von Burske to VArwet M. Still Jacksonville Lot S. 51k 5, Eastbrook v Un 6 1100 Un 34, $44,000. air C,. indit it 411cr ytm i IbVb )tisIy cit 451 1 w1Iiit .IIl'' t lIlt side l'SC1t 1. ming U'S. And when y 4UR.' heating ytair - Charles E. Klatt 8. WI Sara D. to Carl H. Dorgan, Lot 24, Blli B. Sky Lark Subdv., $44,000. Wrenco Homes to Gene D. Holloway & WI Myra B., Lot 405 Wrenwood, Un Three Third Add, $49,966. Peltzer Constr to Thomas D. Pleger 8 wf Dorothy S., Lot 13, Wekiva Club Est, Sec 4, $129,000. Raymond C. May to James P. McHahon,N9OftofprtoIW39O.Ioft of S 100 ft of SE'/ of SE'4 of Sec 24, - gu i' me Pr )j\'t I IlSI iL It k III, 1()i tack r In c 'l'S't'FVil lg elh'rgv. W11101 y t l'it.' running 41W Francis B. Kosk & WI Virginia A. ' Smith 8. wt Linda L.. to Jeffrey Lot L7, a )ilt.' thing. It's a big 7' - let Special hours will be held at both offices before school opens, from Aug. 6 through Aug. 24. Both locations will be (pen (luring this period from 8 am. until 5 pin. Caucus, 8 p.m., Sheraton Jetport Inn, Orlando. Speakers: U. Gen. John Flynn (Ret.) and Howard Phillips, national director of TCC. MONDAY, AUGUST 20 mospheric research and near-space exp1orat19. 'p1 tCtaIlUS. pertussis, measles, niwnps and larents can have their hildrcn immunized free at either one of two Seminole ('ounty Health l)epartment locations. 'l'iiv l.ungwood office, at the of Wilimia Avenue and iiurch Street, will give unmnunizations any Monday from 8 until 11 am. 'l'ht' Sanford office, at the corner of French Avenue and 9th Street, gives immunizations on l'uesdays and Fridays from 8 until 11 m. IIH.S notes that compulsory immunization gui(lelulcs for the r have been revised to improve measles protection for higil school students. All those enrolled and admnitted to gradt 10 through 12 iiiu.St present either proof of immnuni7Altn'n with live miteasles virus vaccine or previous infevtioii with natural nicasles. All others should be reimmunized, an hits sjtokesiiian said. TUESDAY, JULY 24 Rally to Defeat SALT, sponsored by The Conservative Status ascertained that Mrs. Johnson's husband was absent-minded as to forget the identification? become illness when they adults. But the various vaccin es can help prevent the disease. Florida Law requires that each child admitted to kin dergarten or the first grade, or any other initial entrance into a Florida 5111001 i ei1he public or private I nnLst present a certificate of immunization srnwing the child had been How Waftso'Wiise Livinghomes save up to 25% electricity, TOPS Chapter 79, 7 p.m. over Baptist Church, Crystal Lake and Country Club Road, Lake Mary. Altamonte-South Seminole Jaycees, 7:30 p.m., Waffle Stop, Altamonte Springs. hu n' only two cases of measles in Sanford Al-Anon, 8 p.m., First United Methodist Canada. By being so thoroughly alerted, the world no way would have been able to escape possib disastrous consequences had Skylab targeted densely populated area. But with the contin position reports and entry estimates, It w spared much of the uncertainty that a companled the earlier Incident. So, score c.o 9for the pen society. grated that the price of cost-scrimping on space project can turn out to be considers congre.iional study warning of enormous greater than any immediate savings. Skylab, decommissioning costs for nuclear generating an economy measure and to make It operational stations. In addition, the report repeatedly as early as possible, was launched in 11113 without the self-contained rockets that wod criticized "the delays experienced in siting, By DICK WEST the 36th president, and Mrs. Ford's husband the have given ground monitors full control of is licensing and constructing nuclear power WASHINGTON (UP!) - In the Soviet Union, 38th. orbit. plants." discredited government leaders sometimes are That strongly Indicated the wife of the 37th This lesson should ensure that we not only Finally, Edwards' panel served as host 105 11 relegated to "non-person" status and treated as president had been excluded from the survey as know but do better henceforth. senior vice president of the General Electric CO., though they never existed, cleanly as If her husband had never been In the Despite Its shattering end, Skylab was one of the country's four suppliers of atomic We Americans like to tell ourselves It couldn't White House. plants, who Warned that diminished reliance anything but a failure. It was crucial to the $23 happen here. But what does one make of a recent I now felt certain enough of the omission to call upon nuclear power could lead to "a high billion man-in-space project, successfully survey conducted by Public Interest Opinion Re- up the polling company and inquire a bout it. search' likelihood of serious brownouts and curtailment demonstrating the feasibility of manned space of service in many areas." This year, Riley and The official I talked with confirmed my' voyages lasting months. Three teams W The survey was based ona three-part question the governors of the two other states that suspicions. However, I was not able to elicit the astronauts in rotation occupied it for a tota1,f phrased as follows: maintain temporary storage facilities for lowsay in recent years that the cause of the omission. The firmest answer I got 171 days, the last for a record 84-day tour of duty. "Some people level nuclear wastes publicly demanded that Advocates of a revved-up space program,' was "no real reason." Which could me.n wives of presidents were as capable as their transportation of waste materials be 11SF see in the attention accorded Skylab's en4a even made better anything from an oversight to a policy decision, fact, husbands and might have mediately improved "to protect the health and presidents. Do you think this is true or not true in Two thoughts arise from this investigation, hopeful sign of renewed public and official issafety of our citizens." One is that the survey can hardly be considered a terest in space exploration. They point out that the case of Betty Ford? model of scientific opinion sampling. For had the had the space shuttle, the next upcoming majr "How about Lady Bird Johnson? Joining Riley were Govs. Robert F. Lid, a other first lady been included, the overall results project, been ready on schedule It might hate "MG, how about Rosalyn Nevada Republican, and Dixy Lee Ray, a been able to control Skylab's descent. 114 26 might have been different. To end the suspense immediately, only 21 to Washington Democrat who was an promoter of nuclear power while chairman of the percent of those Interviewed replied afIn that husband-wife capability comparison, The shuttle, a manned vehicle with the Atomic Energy Commission from 1973 to firmatively. Ending the suspense, however, does the majority opinion might have been on the capability of going into orbit and returning 'to distaff side, 1975. To emphasize the "critical importance" not terminate curiosity about the survey, earth, has been plagued by production delays of tougher safeguards, the three governors Do you get a feeling someone is missing from My other thought is that here we have a good and cost overruns. Congress is now being asked demanded that new federal procedures be ap- this particular grouping of first ladies? Wasn't illustration of why discredited leaders can't be for yet an additional $220 million for the proj4, proved by Aug. 1 and implemented by Sept. there another first lady of recent vintage who turned Into non-persons in America. For that bringing the total cost oi$I.8 billion through 1), 1. All the governors at this year's meeting fitted in there some place? sort of thing to work, all mention of the name the year in which It is at last scheduled for approved a sweeping resolution calling for My memory is about as reliable as a Three would have to be suppressed. operational testing. In this country, when a former first lady whose Improvements in training of control-room Mile Island reactor valve, but It was my According to Its backers the Shuttle will bs operators, equipment design and placement, recollection there was a first lady between Mrs. husband fell from grace Is Ignored by one bargain at the price since it will be reusable and medium, other media call attention to It. administration and management of nuclear Johnson and Mrs. Ford. is expected to expand vastly man's capabilities plants, off-site radiation monitoring, cornCould anyone writing such a expose be so In weather prediction, earth mapping, At. Whipping out my trusty almanac, I quickly n— "As of June 30, there were Sanford Rotary, noon, Civic Center. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. THE LIGHTER SIDE 'No group." Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. ti prevent "We vaccinated 2,836 Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and noon, Carlton Union Building Stetson, University, DeLand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, DeLand; 7p.m. Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. __ to students this past May in six Inn Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Ascension Lutheran Church, Cassel berry; 7 p.m. Florida Federal, Altamonte Springs. ___ _ levels are not widespread epidemics from recurring," she said. MONDAY, JULY 23 For Skylab "". '.." .,,'.... !,I,;,. ,.,.Y.,;,*: . i ,- '' ..;!'~— .;~ ~,--%-',X--.m 4!%4_ . : . .,._..11.e , ,,.;~'.,~'., .. _, **`;.~. %:~.-,,,: .,-.:".!'! -4pirl ..w., 1 . ..Z..-),,~.~.-.'. . I _ '_ 1. .• V ew - ir "Immunization Monday Morners Toastmasters Club, 7:15 a.m., Holiday Ask your builder about it. I I Olin American Homes to Or& T. Hall I*1 Cheryl B., Lot 23, 81k A, I I Sterling Pk Un 3, 130.400. - . i, have not improved since 1003. SUNDAY, JULY 22 l. 11.11 . -. . eolyAll, &" Services flL1.)f, childhood Immunization levels Polish National Alliance Lodge 3216, 2 p.m., College Park Woman's Club, 714 W. Dartmouth, Orlando. Score One _ • .. fl_L..l.fl1C..èh. Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Plenty Air Safety Problems Remain ." - Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, I - rubella, measles, diphtheria, whooping cough and that these diseases tetanus have been wiped out. Such Is not the case. According to Judie Constantin of the Florida Department of Health and Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Cauelberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. JACK ANDERSON WORLD mumps, Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, Deltona. SATIJRDAY, JULY21 Sanford-Seminole Jaycees Installation banquet, 8 p.m., Sanford 1-4 Holiday Inn,. For reservations call 323.8959, Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida Inc., 7 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. I wasn't speeding," I stammered. "I had no idea you could possibly be chasing me—uh, I mean.. ." "But you have a burned out rear tail light," he accused while scrawling out a warning ticket. Somehow, since that time, I have had the utmost respect for flashing blue. - By HUGH THOMSON Herald Staff Writer Childhood diseases are still with us. Parents today, many of them, have had the mistaken Will pression that because of improved vaccines for polio, FRIDAY, JULY 20 Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford b. municatlons and disaster Insurance, BERRY'S "But, but Childhood D'i'seases Are Still A Problem 0 - and stopping. And whose Idea was it to change the spinning red lights of law enforcement vehicles to those flashing to distinguish these blue cubes? Yeah, we know - Mired In Debate toward Daytona Beach when I spotted a flashing blue light to my rear. I became entranced with the image at dusk. It seemed to take on the form of a twirling ballerina doing her thing. And I could almost hear symphonic sounds in the blue of the lovely evening. I dismissed the thought that the spinning blue light was for my benefit. I did glance at the speedometer and sped ahead without changing my pace. But the ungodly wail of the screeching siren was a far cry from a soothing symphony. And an arrest? Well, the incident resulted in my pumping heart working overtime toward a possible coronary arrest. The officer admonished me for not slowing down An all-white room reflects a clinical atmosphere associated with disease, severe Illness or serious surgery. I have a friend who has a white living Friday, July 20, 1979—SA -. - -. i''.' -. -, - ,. 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BLONDIE r rPCJc' OFC\JE ME, T ( F rida y, J u ly 20, 1979 1ThI5sSTI4E 4OWOYOU AND NOYNc ()AY TIME ACROSS 50 Set 52 Chop off 1 Dawn (Sp.) 55 Don Adams 5 Seaweed program (2 9 Desert region wds) of shifting 58 Wing (Fr.) sand 59 Mother of 12 Social club mankind (abbr) 60 Inspiration 13 UtTiX 61 Egyptian sun 14 Paper of disk Indebtedness 62 Detective 15 Mild expletive Spade 16 Wood alcohol 63 Laian 18 Fixed 64 Vast period of 19 CIA time predecessor 20 Rope fiber DOWN 21 -- Pronoun -23 Without (Let.) 1 Helps 26 British king 2 Hierology 29 Jew 33 Mine product crewmember 34 Competent 4 Toward the 36 Heir Stern 37 You (Fr) 5 Sights 38 Region 8 Loam deposit 39 Folksinger 7 Racket string Guthrie material 40 Decorated 8 Cigar residue 42 Ethics 9 One (Ger) 44 Grant 10 Cell 46 Congeal 11 Slurp 47 Got off - - - 4 6 1 2 3 5 IJNEAPl5l JPEAWATC.1Ec ANONYMOUS KICK ::r T-1E TW by Chic Young (L U istft . —cfl ro 4*VU-q0%r7 wZk ftftwft 7-20 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker t PIP IT!( i SOT A PATE :1 P117 IT! WITH MISS BUYLEY! 7-20 L THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom "84 MRex31u1 TOAFFI-? 'oPf(Y1 vicoi& RM ARCHIE 4 by Bob Montana RAI f43 EEK & k i$c44 MEEK Help Is Available For Ringing Ears Answer to Previous FT I rl 1 Ti ; i El_.J E ! RIEJ a T4O1MJJ kRO N NJI.)OJ ! I. E D S F L 0 0 M TS(J N U 0 I1L1EJ 4 T $ AEN(AS T V A • Ut P H I LI LI — - - — - A H T DEAR DR. LAMB Io ! ' 0 N- 4241. V)FjLJ 5F F $00 121 1N ringing In my ears since I was in my teens. I am now 30. I've been told that nothing could be done for this condition. Most of the time I can keep it drowned out with the radio or TV or a fan. Sometimes these other sounds do not help. I'm interested to know if there are any tinnitus clinics In our area. The ear specialists I've been to have not been able to explain my problem. Some said that it may have been caused by allergies. Any help that you can give me will be appreciated greatly. 41 New 17 Conversa. tional pause Testament 19 Over (poetic) book )') A..... ...I. . '..U!&i mall." J uaricae 24 Mohammedan 45 Heron religion 47 Grows old 25 By birth 48 Bulgarian 26 Outer (prefix) currency 27 Access 49 Detail 28 Challenged 51 State (Fr.) 30 Biblical 53 Vegetable nationality spread 31 Bell sound 54 Keystone 32 Seth's son state (abbr.) 35 Exist 38 Broke bread 56 Thousandth 57 Juice drink 39 Bowlike 58 Auto club curved line 'Stay With What You've Got' He Was Suddenly Objectt%Z Liberal Affection course, it is a s)mptom and a person needs a careful examination to see if there is a cause that can be detected. Simply not knowing what causes the ringing or buzzing in the ear doesn't mean that it can't be helped either with a hearing aid, if there's an associated hearing loss, or with a tinnitus masker if the hearing is normal. 10 Ii 7 9 8 The truth is you're using a DEAR READER -- By now modified form of tinnitus 14 13 12 most of the specialists in ear, masker when you turn up' the nose and throat and the radio or the television or use a - 117 16 15 - audiologists who are keeping fan. It would be a lot more ciup to date at all with the ficlent to have a balanced noise 19 20 18 literature should be aware that provided to your ear in the form there are things that can be of a tinnitus masker if your 2 1 22 — 23 J24 J25 i done to help a lot of people with testing proved that you'd be a —___________________ —— ringing and noises in the ear. candidate for it. When I say a lot of people that DEAR DR. LAMB — Do you doesn't mean everyone. I'm sending you The Health get any benefit from taking a Letter number 12.10, Help For tablespoon of all natural dark Tinnitus - Noise Or Ringing In molasses a day or would it do I. The Ear. Other readers who any Iiariii? Will it prevent want this Issue can send 50 constipation? 45 44 cents with a long, stamped, selfDEAR READER — If you're addressed envelope for it. Send - - 54 — 52 — — 50 51 47 48 49 your request to me, In care of talking about black strap this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, molasses, it does contain a — 156 157 55 Radio City Station, New York, small amount of Iron (and one NY 10019. 1 would suggest you tablespoon a day won't provide 61 159 I H60 I take it along with you when you enough to make that much -- - see your ear, nose and throat difference) and quite a bit of 62 _______ specialist and tell him that potassium. 1 -1— — — —— ——- - you've read It and you would A single tablespoon does 585 milligrams of contain like to know lfa hearing aid ora potassium which is about twice be tinnitus masker would the amount that you'd get in an helpful In your case. average orange. A normal person should be getting quite Now relieving the annoyance HOROSCOPE of ringing In the ear doesn't sufficient potassium anyway if always mean that you're going he includes the proper amount - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL to explain the problem. There of fruits and fruit juices in his are Instances in which we never diet. Molasses won't help at all.,-.- , know what causes the ringing For Saturday, July 21, 1979 or buzzing in the ear. But, of with constipation. By Eli.lE GROSSMAN Special to the herald NEW YORK NEA) Quentin Crisp — 71, outsider has lived in the same small bedsittingroom in London for 38 years with just enough furniture and lots of old "and even older clothes." All donated. "But what makes it different from other people's rooms, apart from its looking like 8 deserted workroom, is that there are no pictures," he said one afternoon in his New York hotel suite. "I cant see any reason to decorate anything. I accept walls as walls, for instance, and there's a carpet only because I'm usually barefooted. I care very little about the senses." Even taste, although lies always been a ravenous waif; frail, small, undone by a glower — you'd think. N111 I BEENE 2MME Room Room OMEN REMEME NUMMEM I 1.1 'L.'f!1fk PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer WELL-CUR IS ANOTHER 1. FIGURED OUT WHAT A CURFEW I ETHAN NAME FOR A COG, ANt? 170G5 SOME TIMES TRAVEL IN 1LARGE , So. V'A WHATS A SIX-PACK CURFEW? CIF POGS! PACKS t —o .. C O ) BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl much energy on positive thoughts as on negative ones. SAGITTARIUS (NOV. 23-Dee. This coining year you will be 21) That ideal you're chasing better able to consolidate your isn't to be found today, because forces in order to achieve your all you can see are the imaims. Your outer and Inner perfections In others. Revise drives will function har- your thinking. moniously. CAPRICORN tDec. 22-Jan. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) Inconsistency in the All the grand intentions in the direction of your output and world will do you no good unless energies gets in the way of your you are realistic in your getting anything accomplished planning. A poor choice of a co- today. Don't be a drifter. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) worker could ruin everything. Your new Astro-Graph Letter You are kidding yourself if you tells you what lies ahead for you think the world is going to for the year following your entertain you today. Things birthday. Get yours by mailing happen to those who make them $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P.O. happen. Box 489, Radio City Station, PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify Dissatisfaction with your lot in birth time. life could have you making LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If you many unproductive changes find your self stuck with thos today. Take a realistic look at you consider to be boring and what you are doing. uninteresting, make the best of ARIES iMarch 21-April 19) It and be the gracious person You have a tendency to chatter you Innately are. aimlessly today without giving VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 72) much consideration to what You are much too wishy-washy you're saving. You may mean about your goals to accomplish no offense, but someone could much of anything today. be hurt. Instead, you may spend all your TAURUS (April 20-May 20) time and energy making ex- You'll have to continue to be pTtrix t'arftil with vniir r" — WIN AT BRIDGE • done!" asked West. "Learned to play bridge," replied East. "As soon as ' South put in with that club you should have Ireri suspicious. As Vergil said, Beware the Greeks bearing gifts.' South isn't a Greek but he gave you one of those Greek gifts." West had an easy way to beat the hand. AS SOOfl as he got on lead he should have led his king of diamonds. South couldn't afford to duck, because once South ducked West could cash his last two clubs. lie also had it complicated way to beat the hand. lie could cash all his clubs and then lead a heart. This would break up any squeeze against East because South held only one heart. These Fanciful and whimsical Christmas decorations have all been made from needlecraft kits. Step-by-step Instructions, Included in the kits, make It simple for even beginners to complete a professional looking project. Christmas Decorations In July? It's never too early to begin making Christmas decorations for your own use or for gift giving, advise the experts at one of the leading makers of yarn and needlecraft kits. "In fact, It's a good idea to start your project during the summer months," they suggest, "so you'll have lots of time to complete all of the things you want to make and not be harried during the busy Christmas season." Included In the line of ExDlrts Ask the You hold: 7-20-I1 VKQ4 •974 4862 By Oiwald Jacoby and Alan Sontag East took his ace ,--------, , of clubs mantle this year. All are bright, colorful and decorative, as well as fun to make. And step-bystep instructions are included In the kits to suitplify matters. There are also kits for making latch hook wreaths, appliqued dolls, and felt appliqued tree skirts that twinkle with colorful sequins. Or you might want to make a decorative felt appliqued wall hanging to place over the mantle. One needn't have nimble lingers, just the desire to put together these fanciful and whimsical ornaments for the coming holiday season. Christmas is not as far away as you think. It's only a matter of months and it will be here. If you begin your project now, you'll be finished In time to sit back and enjoy the holidays. Kits are %'allable at depart:sient stores and needlecraft specialty shops throughout the country. A Kansas reader asks aria iea a second ciuu. South what response we recointook his king and threw West mend to partner's one-heart in with a third club. West opening bid. smiled happily, cashed his We recommend an —' kits for the holiday season is an exciting variety of Christmas stockings. Some can be knitted, others can be made with felt, needlepoint or latch hook kits. For those who prefer to applique, there are kits that come packaged with golden threads, sequins and beads, in many whimsical designs, along with Instructions for personalizing names, so that each member of the family can have their own stocking to hang on the 'p ee Says 'Rea l' Father Ado A Te r rie • We Disappointment '• SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lee and John Romita . by Bob Thaves A4'Ei.L.5UPNrNE AA),/tt4V7EQ CC im .., I CAN'T GET E CVT OF MY MINP 0 ' , - a - •' __________ THE T PR%t4dcE WILL BE MY t4S7" ____ • a PLANNING1 T LET THE . ( Z HAVE C'ECIL7EP it a*rr S/6çQ' GAME' . - d 72o4f VV. tJUST RE1UENP M1IN& wi-rH 1H m b4I57OIIC FROM ARM IN P?R I7L.KS... T. K. Ryan ANNOUNCE Th OF OUR RSUI1 ROLJPOP N6O7IAflONS,! j ZOONIES by Crab Leao.ts / ANP I'M HAPPYD f(J5 __ i SMALLER \ -'-' gLilT i AO IN , 71-20 YADONAr (I4Av1bWoRRy \ I I J y .., i I I by ,. 9 . . So when lie's home iiid not count more than your work. touring as he is with his oneman 'You must transcend your show, "An Evening with medium and em be llish it if it's Quentin Crisp," he usually eats dull. If you sell pens, don't say, Comnplan. No, we haven't any ba llpoint "It's a whitish powder from pe ns' (turning his head in anthe chemist which you mix with noyance). You say, 'We have water," he says. "It tastes like none, but they're a mistake, you distem pe r but it supports you know. You'll lose the character totally and if you eat it twice U of your handwriting.' Th ey can day, you will never feel (uent ill t 'risp : "In ill(, end (it(- only thing 'ou have to say, Do shut up,' and leave, but hunger.'' then again you can get (Ii ICE %%IIWII lID 4)111' ('1St' (all IS yourself.'' Once a day or so when he's something out of it." home, strangers phone to he'd always itioved funny; his lifestyle,'' lie says. not speaking your own Personality threaten his life. "1 say, do you lingers were always graceful financially he still lives that's "lifestyle." Plus conwant to make an appointment? and tapered, not what you hurl iin'agerly, on 'j)euisiouiers' viction. Sarah Bernhardt If it happens enough, I don't like on boys' hands; and he wages now. ''said" she was acting and to do that because friends may naturally said things like ''how "Still, I [eel I accomplished Isadora Duncan ''said'' she was be cal ling or people about lovely" in a high, nasal voice, absolutely not hi ng in my life, dancing, he says. He foun d bo th work." lie couldn't do otherwise, When young, you long for a laug hi ngly lacking but they Or other strangers asking his though th e boys at school tried cause and you conform the sin duped the world, so advice, say, on how to suceed, to persuatle tutu, through at being an outsider into a sho ul dn't you? which Crisp finally did at the tort ure and abuse. lAte, will be pleasanter, cause. Now 1 realize 1 di1n.'t his 60 with Later on, the public tried, too. represent gay people as I'd certainly, although hapiineu-... of age autobiography, "The Naked hooligans beat him up at night thought. I represent ed myself." isn't guaranteed. That, says the Civil Servant." Or how to when he walked home through That's what he does, with wit outsider who says he has never survive which, miraculously.London's slums; respectable and the alien's unclouded experienced love, comes from citizens just kicked him when perceptions, in ''Au Evening "living continuously in the he has always done 'In the '20s and '30s,'' he he queued up for the bus. With Quentin Crisp,'' which present which is an ideal. You explains, "men would have died New York critics cited as an only achieve it occasiona ll y his 111151. in like if you'd sai d anything about something 68 Caine his book, ''outstanding theatrical ex- through Servant, Civil l'he Naked them was feminine. Their hair meditation or deep breathing Perience." never even showed under a hat telling how he'll subsisted 1k also explains how to because while you're doing and there was t his passion for happily for .15 'ears as an art acquire a 'lifest yle" if you them you're taken away front not seeming to care a bo ut yo ur school model, and less happily don't have one because the future in which there is for shorter Periods US J appearance." everyone should. "In the end anxiety; from the past in which Along London's streets then freelance commercial artist the only thing you have to offer there is regret; and from other and writer. how lie's done both which came young Crisp: hair longish no one else can is people in whoni there is an overt homosexual, overtly yourself," he says. betrayal." an d hennaed; eyes, fingernails, as despised. It became an awardlips made up; clothes startling . at. TUMBLEWEEDS . — 1 UBRA (Sept.23-Oct. 23) ding. Again today you could buy Your mind has a tendency to without thinking about anything wander today, fantasizing all but your personal desires, immnelast three clubs while East diate raise to two hearts. GEMINI (May 21-June 20) types of things. Take care not to discarded his three dia- sI:wsI'AI'Kut I:sr.:uu'J(usE sss put too much stock In your Kidding yourself a bout how month, Then West led his daydreams. much you are capable of doing king of diamonds and East (For a copy of JACOB V MOD. SCORPIO t(ct. 24-Nov. 22) at one time and attempting too was forced tounguard one of ERN, send $1 to: "Win his jacks South took the rest Bridge,- care of this newspa--.. Count your blessings today and many projects could make you per. P.O. 60% 489. Radio City" not all those things you don't a very unreliable partner oft e tricks. "What could I have Station, NewYor,.Ny. 10019.) have. You can spend just as today. FRANK AND ERNEST Wit, beauty, talent, grace — they don't count so don't worry if you haven't any. 'You mtLst never try to acquire them. You must stay with what you've got and emphasize it,' he says, even if the world says it's a liability. Are you a bore? Be so that boring appallingly SOinCOUC throwing a party will say, "Do bring that boring friend of yours." Lifestyle, therefore, must not be confused with flamboyance, which Crisp admits he did at one time. "People must not move from statement to protest as I did. It's like wearing perfume. At first you cough and think, this will slay them. After a bit people cant stand next to you in the elevator anti you've forgotten you're wearing it. Its the SØIIIL' with one's appearance." Instead, remember that you - YOUR BIRTHDAY July21, 1979 AJD SE .- A by Howie Schneider LET15 øJilT Friday, July 20,1979-7A in the ear. I've had a constant DIRj Vi C0 Evenlna Herald, Sanford, Fl. Recently my husband noted your column about how a hearing aid might help ringing F t OURSELVES AJouTIK!&' I N DEAR ABBY: Twenty-five years ago, when I was 2, my parents split up. My mother was an alcoholic and didn't want me. My father couldn 't raise me alone, so I was given MOTHER'S job. Abby, my husband Is the dearest , sweetest, most considerate guy in the world, but his mind Is closed on this particular subject and he will not budge. up for adoption. The only parents I have ever known are the wonderful couple who adopted me, loved me, save me their name and a good Ilife, Recently, out of the blue, my 'real" father contacted me by and said he was H elephone omlng out to meet me I had tiways known I was adopted indthoughtit rather exciting to upeding my "real" father. I'm not sure what I expected, *mt this man was a terrible lispoIntment. He is a heavy risier, smokes like a chimuey has had a rough life and ook It. The father who raised ne Is exactly the opposite. AWough I feel sorry for this traliger, I don't know how to acttplly discourage him from railing more of my life than I to give him. I'm grown up iow:and have no desire for a lose relationship. I don't want 2 shut him out completely, but re have nothing in common and see no basis for more than a What distant friendship. How would you or your readers handle this? FOUND IN OREGON DEAR FOUND: I would be respectful and courteous, carefully avoiding any phony expression of affection la order make him feel better. pretense of feelings that are not be more cruel 0. 1 ' is DEAR IRRITATED: Diaperchanging is no more a mother's Job than a father's. However, he agrees to do anything and everything BUT, don't hassle the dearest sweetest, most considerate guy in the world, Abigthanksto you for warning people to never leave discarded refrigerators where youngsters can crawl into them and suffocate before DEAR ABBY: This Is our they're found, After reading that Item I first baby, and my husband and I couldn't be happier but,, literally ran to our garage mine Is stored and wouldn't you know It, there is a removed the door as you problem, My husband absolutely, suggested. We have a 3-year-old and a 1çxasttively refuses to change our year-old and I would never baby's diaper. forgive myself if they became He says he will do anything and everything in the line of victims of such a tragic achousework, cooking, laundry, cident. I hope Other readers did marketing, etc., but he simply the same. THANKFUL MOM cannot bring himself to change 1 hope so, But DEAR MOM: a diaper! He says that Is a I, a your opinion? IRRITATED IN IDAHO DEAR unfortunately, some will not. Read on for another lIle.saving letter on that subject.: DEAR ABBY: A woman wrote about her small daughter being found blue and nearly lifeless after having been trapped for ho urs in an aban- . - -. . ... Passively aggressive, parading winning television filin shown internationally and sudlenly rus homosexuality when you CrLsp was the object of the only whispered tile word in world's new liberal affectoin. private. lie did it, lie says, because "I had no choice. I'm "11 I'd died at 60, I would I fell out." not a drop out never have received the Since he co uld remember, benefits of having pursued my Going / — BEAUTY DIGEST Stain Away If you discover a perspiration stain on one of your favorite blouses try this: If the stain is I Diane a fresh one first sponge it with I ammonia, If it's an old one use I Robbens white vinegar. In either case I follow with a thorough rinse and L laundering. AV EXERCISETHEFUN II you're having trouble day if you use a mild shampoo sticking to an exercise routine that has less detergent. because it just gets too boring Remember to always follow up try combining It with enjoyable with a rinse or conditioner. activities. Watch a favori te hall Women who have permed or how TV show while you do you dyed hair and want to shampoo stretches and pulls, listen to every day must give themyour favorite record al bums selves a 30-minute oil treatment while doing calisthenics or call once a w eek. a friend and go Jogging SUMMER PERFUME together. It's best to switch to a lighter cloned refrigerator in a neighnors yard. Your advice was good, but parents should also be awar e of LONG AND SHORT OF IT the potential danger of Short women will look refrigerators and upright slimmer and taller If they wear f reezers that are IN USE! their skirts to the mldcalf with Children have been known to boots during the winter, and climb Inside these (in just a few Inches above the tS)to"hide," They &C ankles with sandals in the equally as dangerous. summer. For even added height ALSO CONCERNED stick to dark solid colors, CONFIDENTIAL TO "B. J. CLEAR EYES IN SAN JOSE": Horace you wake up with red p U Greeley said: "The darkest uffy eyes, try the following: apply he hour of a man's life is sits down to plan how to get either two ice cubes or money without earning II.' cucumber slices directly to Your tide to reduce swelling. Find a job! Getting married? Whether Under your eyes, to erase bags, you want a formal church Use either a cover stick or a wedding or a simple do-your. fo'mdation a shade lighter than own-thing ceremony, getyour own complexion; next Abby's new booklet, "How to with a blue eyebrow pencil Have a Lovely Wedding." Send draw a rim on the Inside of your $1 and a long, stamped (28 lower lid. This will make the vents) self-addressed envelope whites appear whiter. to Abby: 132 Lasky Drive, SHAMPOO OR NOT Beverly Hills, Calig You can wash your hair every perfume In the swumer. Those spicy Oriental fragrances are fine for cold weather, but now they'll seem overpowering. Scent grows stronger in hot weather and also as your body perspires. Try using herbal and citrus Fragrances instead, And switch to spray cologne rather than perfume. It has more alcohol, which will refresh you on a hot day. NATURAL BF.AUTY TV star Pam Dawber told Beauty Digest magazine her biggest beauty secret. "1 believe In always having a poitivc attitude. You can look at people's faces and see what their attitudes have been all through their lives. It's written all over them. As long as a *uZ114U1 has a positive attitude, she'll age gracefully and gill look beautiful in her '60s." Don't St4 Let Us - Leavfora about mIssinI We'll be ha at NO EXTR return, will said and re Call Clrculatloi Evei �aA-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, July 20, 197 Do You Want To Be A Judge? Applicants are being sought for the new circuit .udgeship that will include Semlnole and l3revard :ounties. Deadline for applications are 5 p.m. Friday, Aug. 24, ,accordlng to Newman Brock ol Mtainontc Springs, member of the 18th Judicial Circuit Nominating Commission, Washington Ave., Suite 210, Titusville, Flu., 37780 or via All applicants must have been a member of the Bar of Florida for the precedIng fIve years, he added. An)' person desiring to submit his name (or consideration should contact the cornmission chuinnan, Robert l. Nabors, at 3910 S. The Florida Legislature last session authorized the additional circuit judge for the cccwt. 1305)269-9700. The nominating cornmission is comprised of nine members, three of whom are lay persons, from both counties. Bundy Defense To Strike Hard At Teeth Testimony marks, MIAMI tUPli - The defense will strike hard and fast today at Souviron used an acetate overlay on the photograph of the bite the state's crucial teethmark identification testimony as they open their case in the four-week-old first-degree murder trial of . Theodore Bundv. Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Legal Notice Legal Notice NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR THE VACATING. ABANDONING, DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING OF RIGHTS.OF.WAY. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Orlando - Winter Paik Seminole 322-2611 NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned person desires to engage in business as an individual TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: under the fictitious name of LOG YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE HOME CONSTRUCTORSat 120 Kay NOTICE that the Board of County Lane, Altamonte Springs, Seminole Commissioners of Seminole County, County, Florida. Notice is further Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the given that the undersigned Intends 11th day of August, AD., 1919, in the to register such fictitious name with County Commissioners' Meeting the Clerk of the Circuit Court of such Room at the County Courthouse in county. Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public DATED June 27, 1979. Hearing to consider and determine Ralph David wtether or not the County will Publish: July 13, 20, 77, August 3. vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, 1979 renounce and disclaim any right of DEL.56 the County and the public in and to the following rightsof way running INVITATION TO BID through the described property, to. wit: The Board of Trustees of the A Stripof land, SOft. wide, 23 ft. on Seminole Memorial Hospital invites both sides of a centerline as Shown bids upon the following: on Ihe Plot of Seminole Heights, as t Vending Machine Contract Additional information, plans and recorded in Plat Book I, Pages 1 and 2, Public Records of Seminole specifications are available at f County. Florida and defined by this fice of the Materials Manager. All bids shall be mailed to the description: From the Nor. theasteriy corner of Block "H" run Materials Manager of the Seminole N IS degrees 37' 31" W 2587 ft. to the Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All centerline of Laura Street and the Point of Beginning, thence run 5 74 bids shall be postmarked not later degrees 22' 23" W 73,43 ft., thence s than the 30th day of July, 1979, and sa degrees 39' 23" W 64410 ft., shall be received on or before the 1st thence S 48 degrees 41' 23" W 30680 day of August 1919. Opening of such bids will take ft. to the termination point lying on h ..a .,. nIee at of -.the Office . -the Materials centerfineof Lake Kathryn Circle Manager of the Seminole Memorial lying North of Lots 10 15 Block "E". Hospital at 1:00 o'clock AM. on the 6th day of August 1979. Seminole Memorial Hospital PERSONS INTERESTED MAY APPEAR AND BE HEARD Al THE reserves the right to relect any and 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. I I'J!1 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. RATES ................. 43c a Itime . 38c a lJ 3cons.cu'iv.tlmes •. . icoin.cutiv,times' . .. 35c a lii MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Seminole County, Florida DEFRAY DEADLINFS Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday _________ ______________________________ 18-Help Wanted & Found _______ _____________________ S-Lost -___________________ Found: Huskey _____ Markham Woods Rd. Call to identify 323.1523 Male Cocker Spaniel 3230969 ______________________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7495 Experienced Legal Secretary, Sanford. Reply to box 2$. Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637. Sanford. Fl. 32771. 2 BR fulI turn including pans, dishes, silver, linens, 'TV & all utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon thly. Shenandoah Village 323 2920 31-Apartments •SIU•lUU•UU•UUII I FLASH! FLASH! Owner says to reduce his 3 BR. ) bath home on large lot, quiet but convenient to Shopping. NOW Only 574,000. Grab the Car Keys & See This Sanford studio apt. everything ,furnished including utilities, $160 mo. 500 S. Oak. 841.7883. ______________________________________ ____ - _____ .._ ___________ .._ __________ 32—Houses ' COUNTRY TRAILER SITE . 10 pretty acres in Osteen. Only $17,000 for all. $5500 down. Unfurnished ___________ IC EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDER-COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 S'TORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE & ORANGE GROVE 'NEAR LAKE MONROE. SSOC MONTH, REFERENCES SEIGLER REALTY. BROKER 1710640 3210102 STEMPER " A PERE ECT FAMILY HOME w- over 2600 sq ft of living area 3 BR, 2 B close to shopping. 5hooIs & recreation area. Newiy decorated. $49,750. COUNTRY LIVING at its best, This) BR, 1 B homeon 7i-7 acres has charm, comfort & for your Summer enjoyment an above ground pool. $53,500. Rent 2)04 Lisa s.ourt 31"i, $27S. OWNER 'BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 321-0759 7638 Sanford Ave. Aft. HI'S. 377.7643,327.4869 LOOKING FOR INVESTMENT? This? PR. 1 B home includes BR garage apt. Rent home &or apt. Has great potential. 532.500. __________________________ 3 BR, 2 bath, C H&A, kitchen equip. + washer & Dryer, double garage. $350 mo. ' F: REALTY ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ________ - --- ------ -- flRooms fl). -- ________ ____________________________ __________________________ The Real Estate Agency REALTORS __________________ 2BR, I bath, wwcarpe$, C H&A. Large Iof. 3233759 Adults, nopets. 7435i 5 French 11 971 Sanford 323 5324 34—WbHe 3 BR, I"z bath, double lot, VA or FHA. $31,500. Homes 500 S. Oak $417883. Nicely furnished sleeping room, air cond. Quiet man preferr. 322-2229, 414 Myrtle Ave. Mobile Home for rent, 2 BR, Adults, $110 + utilities 8 dep., Osteen. 372.7425. ' -- -. _______________ ceiling fans. 527.000. Call us to Low maintenance on the outside of this 3 BR. I B home. Gas heat & completely fenced. $27,900. North Beach- Ocean front house for rent, New Smyrna Beach. Call aft 4 PM 904.475.5065 _________________________________ -_________________________ 30-Apartments Unfurnished taking up space with a want ad ,inthe Herald 372.2611 or 131.9993. Augvst 14, 1979 The manner In FIGHT INFLATION __________________________ the personal representative's at. which the 7:08P.M. Batt isa student at the University aforementIoned Sell Avon. Increase your earning torney are set forth below, assessment shall be made is by the of Florida, Gainesville. He is a 1976 The Board of County Corn. Sanford one bedroom, air, cerami " power. For details, call 6443079. All persons having claims or lineal front foot of properties graduate of Oviedo High School. bath, $150. Adults, furniture $10. / missioners of Seminole County, demands against the estate are fronting North and South Edgemon — $417883. Florida,willhoidapubllchearingto LPN full time. Exp. wFlorida required, WITHIN THREE Avenue and the "front" of saId consider the following items license. 8.45.412. 322-S566, San. DeBary. Idealforsaniors. Lovely l 1ii tice MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF propertyshalibedet,rmlnedbyth, A.APPEALS AGAINST THE DAVID GOSSELIN ford Nursing 1. Cony. Center. BR, air, close to churches I THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF City Council of the City of Winter BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT Airman David A. Gosseiin, son of. THIS shopping. 337.8034, 661 6485. NOt iCI, so file wIth tt, desk ., Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Gosselin of the above court a written Springs, Florida. 1. HAROLD HARTSOCK, ET Wanted: Person to refinish large SECTION VI - That the AL-BA (S21.79).1SE I. d4V-A.1 of 310 N. Third, Winter number of chairs. Experience & Springs, has statement of any claim or demand assessments provided for herein Agriculture Zo,*-.ppeal against been selected for technical references required. Apply to training they may have. Each claim must be shall be payable in ten (10) equal the Board of Adjustment in Ap. at Sheppard Air Force Holiday Inn, Sanford, II from 9 Legal NotIce Base, Texas. In writing and must indicate the yearly installments and shall beer proving a Special Exception for P. S. to S. 323-4080. in the aircraft maintenance field, basis for the claim, the name and interest at the rate of eight percent HABERL.Y to erect a barn and Airman Gosselin has completed address of the creditor or his agent ( percent) per annum from tha LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT date vlesiisary clinic facility forward of __________________________ basic training at LacklandAir Force or attorney, and the amount of BOARD OF COUNTY COM. _ acceptanc, of the improvements Legal Notice the residential structure (for the ORLANDO, Fla. (UPI) An attorney for the family of a Base, San Antonio, Tex., and Studied claimed. If the claim is not yet due, MISS ION ER S provided for herein; however, said emergency treatment ci horses) on the Air Force mission, organization, the date when it will become due assessments may be paid without woman who bled to death says he will file a malpractice suit THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE the following described property: NOIICE OP PROCIID1WOS FOR and customs, and received special shall be stated. If the claim is interest at any time within thIrty against her abortionist, since he has been declared negligent by a That part of theE 300ftofW 1240.511 THE VACATING, ABANDONING, training in human relations, contingent or unliquldated, the (30) days after the improvement Separate sealed bids for lhj is of S 1753.02 II of the N 1710.0211 of DISCONTINUING AND CLOSING following court-appointed panel. nature of the uncertainty shell be items will be received i mpls$ad and the resolution ap PAUL JENKINS NE1/s Of Section 311930, N Of the Oft RIGHTS0FWAY. stated, lithe claim is secured, the proving same has been adopted by SanfordGrant thi office of the Purchasing Agentl Line, IelstheW 11011 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Room 417, Seminole County Court hemorrhagedto death in March1978. The day before she died her retired Air Force Master Sergeant claimant shall deliver sufficient Springs, Florida. uterus had been punctured accidentally by Dr. Roland Tauber at describid NOTICE that the as located on the South Board of County and Mrs. Paul E. Jenkins of Route 1, copies of the claim to the clerk to 10:00A.M., Aug. 1, 1979, at whicb' SECTION VII-That the total side of Wilson Road, '.4 mile West of Commissioners of Seminole County, time and his Orlando Birthing Center. She was 15 weeks pregnant at the Sanford, has been selected lo enable the clerk to mall 001 PY to estimated cost of the public im. place bids will be pubiicI Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the Katie Lane. (01ST. 3) receive specialized Instruction after each personal representative. Opened and read: provement provided for herein time. 2. JAMES GAMBLE-BA(4-16. l4thdayof August, A. 0., 1979, in the completing basic training at All persons interested in the $96,051.88. Item N.. I.-(3) Brake Testers ft A panel ruled unanimously Wednesday that Tauber was Lackland Air Force Base, San estate to whom a copy of this Notice Unit County Commissioners' Meeting , 79).54V-PUD Planned Motor Vehicle inspection SECTION VIII - That there shall Development lane—Appeal against Room at the County Courthouse in Item N.. 3- (2) utility Tractorr are required, WITHIN THREE City of Winter Springs, Florida, The airman will remain • the medical examiner said, that the overweight, asthmatic an a Rear Yard Variance from 30 It to Hearing to consider and determine for Construction of Lackland Air Force base, and will MONTHS FROM Lake Monro4 woman was a poor abortion risk as an outpatient. She suffered THE DATE OFOF as1eumentplatstcingIh.areato whether or not the County will Wayside Park attend the environmental health THE FIRST PUBLICATION be assessed with plans andl7ftonLot2,WekiyaHillsS,ction5, PB 21. .7' 1%, Section 3l.39, vacate, abandon, discotin, close, THIS NOTICE, tofilo any Objections specifications and an estimateot from chronic lung disease and had a family history of highs blood specialist course. For Item No. 3 only, upon awar, renounce the on Lyndhurst Drive. and disclaim any graduate they may have that (01ST. 3) challenge the Airman Jenkins is a cost of the 1975 proposed improvement pressure. right 01 successful bidder will be required t the County and the public in and validity of th, decedent's will, the which shall be open to Ui. inspection of Seminole Community College. His to furnish Payment and Performanc Di, Thomas Hegert, Orange County medical examiner, said qualifications of the personal of Thispublichearingwilibehe$din the following rights.of.way running wife,Tracey,sth,daUghterof.s. the public. Bonds, each in the amount of 105, Tauber should have rushed his patient to the hospital as soon as representative, or the venue or Anne Henegar of Sanford. SECTION ix This Resolution Room 203 of the Seminole County through the de$a'ibsd property, to. ____________ perCent (*00 pd.) of total bii t: lurisdiction of the court. shall remain in force until sup. Courthouse. Sanford, Florida. o her condition stabilized, Instead he stopped her bleeding by amount; and proof of insurance ALl. CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND piemented, amended, repeated or That portion DI the alley way lying Bond forms August 14, 1979. at 7:00 P.M., or as will be furnished b MARK YEISLEY pressing medical packing cloth against the wound. The next day OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED o.tterwise altered. between Lots 1.12 and *324, Slod 3' 1000 thereafter as possible, Airman Mark 0. Yeisley, son ci WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Seminole County Purchasing. Lockhart's Written comments tiled with the Subdivision, Piat bO0k, SECTION X All resolutions or Division, , bleeding again. Only then was she rushed to Orlando Regional Forest Drive, Sanford, has been Notice of AdmInistration: July 13, thIs County, Florida. resolution are hereby repealed. considered. Persons appearing specifications available in the off ic Medical Center, where she died after an emergency hysterec- selected to receive specIalized in. p97,. PERSONS INTERESTED MAY SECTION Xl - This Relolution the public hearing will be hard of the Purchasing Agent. struclion after completing bsic EDWARD S. JONES Orally. < torny Hearings may be c00tinued APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE shall take immediate effect upon it The County rewy,s the right training at Lackland Air Force As Personal Representative of passage and approval, from time to time as found TIME AND PLACE ABOVE reject any jgert noted that most doctors will not perform abortions past Base, San Antonio, Tex. or all bids, with o, the Estate of ADOPTED this 79th necessary. Further details available SPECIFIED. PASSED and wIthout cause, Airman YeIsi,y studied the Air waiv&ii to ,ie first Uu-ee months of [5fl5flC7. SUE JONES by calling 332.4330, Ext. ' ay of May, I97. technicalities; or to accept the cology and o telrlcs In Detroit, Force miSsion, organization and jCflg Deceased Tauher, now Boa'd of (ounty Corn Bosrd of County Corn CITY OF WtNTER PPNGS, wh!th in 1t igeii,eni óest s.rve, cusiums, and receiveg special In. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL missloners of Seminole missioners5,miriole • RIOA coLstently hits maintained his Innocence. His license to practice struction in the interest of the County. human relations, The REPRESENTATIVE: County, County, Florida Florida By: Troy J. Piland Purchasing Agent Florida was spencled 11 months ago airman now goes to Inc In the Defense ALDO ICARDI By: Arttwr H. Beckwith Jr. Mayor By: Robert French, Sefflif101e County Language Iflstitule, Presidio of within P.O. Box Small family said he will file suit IPSO the attorney for Clerk ATTEST: Miry r. Norton Chairman L Room 417, Courthouje Monterey, Calif., for training in the WINTER PARK, FLORIDA Attest: Sandy Jacobs City Clerk weeks for a jury trial for Tauher. A panel first was apSanford, Florida 32771 language field. 3) 445-2405 TloPho.: Deputy Clerk Arthur H. Bockwithjr. (3m) 3234330 Ext. 295 14 It C I97 Cr&'iue'e 0 !eminofe po.ed by tlw iiurt to study the malpractice charges against the Pift• hy I). P3. *979 Pt'bllsh Ju'y 20. *979 u, ;. ;; PUb$$7I Jop 3, *V79 PObIII -, Jujy si, ive OELSI to determine if there was reason to suspect negligence. High School. DELU DEL% DEL.92 ' DELS 4 BR I'.- B. w-w i.arpet, C HIA, patio, utility rm., fenced yd. $43,900. VA.FHA. REAl. ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 25445. French Ave. 372 0231,323.7573,3720779 Buyer waiting, needs a house in tn, Longwood Lake Mary are,) Willing to pay cash to fliort Call Lennie Williams, Realtor Associate ,,tter nrc 6452124 Tony Coppola Assoc Realtor 641 2518 VA SPECIAL Assume VA loan and move in when paperwork done. 3 BR. I BA Game RM. Florida RM. Ready to go. Owner needs to go north now. styou'reinthebusineiso huildifl9 the use busines. your CIasSitiPd Ads often. Immediate Occupancy New 3 tSR I B. block home, refq & range Walking (liStAfl(C tO Piospit,il. doctor. nursing home & down town 527.500, w t'icellent terms Johnny Walker Inc 31? 6157 or 122 'Ill alt S - See our beautiful new BROAD MORE. front 8. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5200 VA & FHA Financing - ______________________________________ I ______ OVER 5 i MILLION IN SALES THRU JUNE' _________________ :1tAl1 JUST LISTED! 3 BR. ii, bath honmeonoak shadediot! C H&A. w w carpet. Fireplace in FR, newly painted & Many Extras! ftP P WARRANTED Only 535.000' Needs repair, 2 I. $15,100 1 2. 531.900. Terms. Older 2 story 12. secluded area $47,000 BEAUTIFUL! 4 BR. 2 bath home on over 2 acres! C H&A. w w carpet. FR split fIR plan, eat in kit, patio & Goodies Galore! Wow. Just $65,000i BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave. 321 0759 I Aft,Plrs.3fl 7643,322 1869 ----------' I ULD ,CUUN tRY tIOMEST EAO DR. Screened porches, high wooded 6 acres, .100 ft Hwy frontage. $59,900 Lq lot 3 fIR. 2 B split plan. beautifully landscaped, fenced bk yd. rm for garden. 537,500 Sanford's Sales - I Leader 322-2420 I TAX SUPER SHELTER guadraplex. basics are here. needs upgrading. Great potential, good cony location $59,900 Multiple Listing Service [I ' lô PAR K 323.2222 - Casselberry, Lk Kathryn area, 4 BR. 2 B split plan, C H&A. Exc. neighborhood sie soo Harold Hall Realty , FORREST tnc. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or__Night GREENE INC. REALTORS l)04033or339.11lleves, ___ __________ " M. Unsworth Realty 0 REALTOR MU ö0bloreves.37) 0517 24 HOUR 1H 73 Dodge Van, 6 cyl " AUCTION • Inspection Dates: July 1520 --- Air ' ___________________ .--.-----£&...&. lfl4'.flPJ AAUlP,lI &SokI 2/wi; 97 S,inlord, Ha 32711 WiLL BUY EXISTINc, 155 & 2fld MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lic. Mtg Broker. 875 No. 1 0 Wymore Rd , Allamorite 161-143 IS 6 1915 Hurst Needlenose. rnetat,c bluø, w 1975 Johnson ItS hp. on tilt trailer $7200 Ask for Jim 323 0898 -1 --- - •. - - --• .-' .- . ." .' ' "'-. ' -. - - .... .'" r ' " '' '' .__ 'l 'f,w*- I-".4A\ - -'.. .' — - - " a' ' - - . :.'' - '--' ' ' - -........ ' - '' , " ,4 __ ..... - ,. ., -.-' , .. .. P " .' .. - ' - -. ,',,.,.,,- --. - - - " - - - - - . _,' '- - . -. . . - Sale P -- -, .t _ - - -- bi$e Homes __________________________ __________________ ,...,,., ... . , v, uui,v nome WaSfl,ng a. waxing Restores original shine & prolongs paint Guaranteed streakless & spotless windows. from 520 to 540 323 415, anytime LIdr i, c, i'i ii 'I'-. '. .... u. ) . . CerarTWC Tile MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 8567 _______________________________ Office Cleaning 1-essn'.aklng _______________________________ , Alterations, Dressmaking Custom Otfce Cleaning, commer ciat, flew COnst Lic , bonded & ins, Quality service everyfirne Ph 323 0541 or 668 598.4 Drapes, Upholstery 127-0101 _UI GrOOmlng&Boart$ng ._.. 59-Iisical P1rchandise -- - ____________________________ 62—Lawn.Garden - Fxt Free Est Lic 10 pct disc to Sr Cit 33oi366. 6688335 . ______________________- _____________________ I Man, quality operation I yrs. exp. Patios. Driveways ___________________ . ;;.,; HomeInrovements Ldwnmower sates & service We sell the best 8. service the rest. Western Auto .101W Ist5t. 3224103 . A&B Painting Ins 8. Ext Resi & Comm. 322 $787 9 9 ______________________ I - ILLDIRT&TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 3?) 7580 - Painting ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outsiae runs, also air cond. cages 322 5152. Hammond Electronic Organ $650 Excellent Condition 323 3759 Plastering ________________________________ etc.Wayneaeal, 377 1371 _______ ______ Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed& Bonded Call 377 7780 - -INSULATION - Batting, blowing. RACO Foam. tiberglas & Cellu - lose. Lowest prices Call 32i 0839 or 904 734 6105 collect. --65-Pets-Supplies ' FREE lwk old Puppies V -----___ ,uwuwnumr. Part Sheltie. 377.2931 aft - Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys - -. -- _______________________ - CUSTOMHOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR 5G. BALINT & ASSOC. 322 $665 ___________________________ PAINT ING, CARPENTRY "----- Lhasa Apso Registered 1 mo. old male beautiful red gold color. Well trained. Must sacrif ice Railings _______________________ Custom built iron work Windowguards,gateselc. Marlin s 313 loll. ,iJv 14.i CUSTOMCABINETS $100 Pb 373 5994 after 2 p.m. FICI EvI. )73OI29alIer .j0 Persians -wti 8 Toni fern, red taby male 135 575. Siamese 10 mo oio tern 5)5. I 1051 Glenn A. Blackmore, Broker 51—Household Goods flouvourBuse.. Cocker. male, i', yr. Keeshond fern 7 yrs, German Shep fern I wks Under 57% or he't offer, 855 705) Brano New Inferspring Bedding', price. Sanford Furniture Sal vage. 17 97 5 of Sanford 3225721 I - I, , ' . . . . - . ______________________ _________________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harness's Beauty 14004 1971 Bayliner IS'?" with 197980 hp Mercury & '79 Trailer $3800. 3722069 Youth bed practically new, used about S weeks, including mat tress. 101 S. Mellonville Ave. / General Landscaping Ro specialists, top Soil & fill dirt, sod laying 8. free trimming. 323 2944 8eau Care ___________________________ _________________- efec. stove. 3731017, 2101 Amelia Ave., Sanford, Sat. & Sun. p .,.., 1' - II ft. Winner Runabout 45 hrs Chrysler $600 See at 205 holly after 6p m 2 Wheel covered trailer & I slide in camper for I ft. bed truck 8. I ,' LService Western Auto 301 W 1st St Automotive Service; tune up, ________________________________ ____________________ brakes, tail pipe, etc - -• ________________________________ _______________ _____________________ Automotive Set-vice _____________________________ - for NEED A SERVICE,%%AN? You'll find him listed in our Business Service Directory - UWU I Rain or Shine • Sale on Property • Under Tent II - Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair Licensed 3730039 r.&.A l.M'1VIWI9D) $ hp Ahriens riding mower, very good condition, 5350. Call 323 5957 anytime. Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co. P.0, Box 1328 • Longwood, FIa. 32750 I 8. you have a bargain Oil Seals blO1n, sporty interIor AM FM. air, nice car $630 to pay off loan 0. l's yours 319 565! Certified Lawn 8. Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 373 8719 Mowing After S Appliances ___________ Pecan dining room set-table 60"xIO", extra leaf-I matching chairs have beige tweed seats. Like new $350. Call 327-074). (305) 8623363 . - Centra! Heat & Air Cord Free Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS,Santord32l 1771 __________________________- ___ __________________________ For Informal1011 and Color Brochure CalL ________________________________ 74 ManIa s w, 14X4 rotary Fi it Lawn Malntnnatwo Conditioning - Accessories _______________________________ 1977 t6tt 'Stinger" Bass boat, 150 Mercury engine. Thrust trolling motor Excellent condition, 55.800 Call after S weekdays 37? _ Tricycle womans Nlce3 speed. Interior doors. 365 3315 1.6 P.M. - __________________________________ 55—Boats & WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY.SELL.TRADE 311315E.Fir5tbt, 3225627 City sewer and water • 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom units • carpeted 'air conthliomJd. all appliances • clubhouse • swImming pool • 8 acres . boal (lock and Stlf)S • 2 bedroom•2 bath house • 50' boat slIp • carpeted e 1600 sq. It. • 1/2 acre . elevator sea walls • landscaped • large oak trees and much more! - 80-Autos for Sale p £ Linoleum Rugs 8. Paint ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 Competitive Rates ' _______________________ _________________________ TERMS: i0°'u Day of Sale • Balance in 30 Days • FInancIng Available by Local Ltlfldor - ______________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________ ______________________ S Pc. BR Set Inexcellentcond.,$900 CaIll9$1OS7 LOCATION: 1-4 to Orange City DeLand Exit • Go West on 15A to 17•92 • Go North to 15A • Left to SR. 44 and follow brfght blue Hontoon Island State Park sgns to Bolts Landing Rd. • 3 miles from beautiful DeLand, Fla. - ------------------------- Pontiac C,jtiina 197). 1dr Hard lop, power, air, auto $795 313 1303 - . Beauty Salon Chairs-used but good cond. $20 each. Sanford .Furniture Salvage, 1192 So. of Sanford. 3225771. • low iOlt g 6cyI,gas saver, .1 door, vinyl top es cellent rood 5?fSO Alter 6 p rum 339 2625 - I - Mahogany BR'.ui?e. air cond color TV. furniture & many household items 2671 5 Si,nford Ave 377 1491 Open Tue's thru Sal S 30 to 530 47—Real Estate Wanted -- ' • Removed BUY JUNK CARS I romii 510 to $50 (all U) I6?. 3)2 1480 ' , ___________ -. SO—Miscellaneous 52 CONDOMINIUMS 1 HOUSE ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONTAGE 11:00 A.M. SATURDAY JULY 21 5915 Ford Torino G T New tires & StiCker Needs paint 3)3 1183 I 77-Junk Cars - I .________ £ I 52395 32? 9481 ______________________________ - - .- ____________ ______________ ____________ ______________ Auto, 6se.itS. 78 eng . . . 322-9283 Jeep /8.CJ 7,bcyI Levi package Call 313 7448 after 6PM or weekends -------- -- STOP AND THINK A MINUIE. iF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. ____________________________ REALTY •111T06 ' ------ Hwy 9?. 1 mile west of Speedway Dayton,i Beach. will piold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday at 7 30 It's lht' Only one in F iorida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 8311 for further details , Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity 377 0716 R 01111$ I DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ________________ - I EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN THE WANT ADS 322 2611 or 15)1 9993 ______________________________ - '" Garage Sale 3 family, furniture, light .mppl . liouse'holcl items, clothing West on 46. left on Lake Markham Rd 373 9649 - Build to suit our lot or yours FHAVA,FHA 7355245 - - -- -. . - & Appra5ls ("Ii'', .'i,j($.. 37] 57' (,ii I I I Casselberry I Established Corner Car lot Available, lease Wlrz Realty I 831-2; 834.3405 _____ rn I -- I ACRE MOUNTAIN 'TOP LOT Western N Carolina near Hen I dersonville Enloy cool privacy for only 51.000 with easy terms I or will trade for equity in local I property Call Bart or George, Broker Owner 372 7198 - ' MOVING Carport sale Clothing. distit's lawn tools, gas grill. etc , -8 30 ii in , Ill Laurel Or. , Top Dollar Paid for junk & used Sanford _ cars, frucks& heavy equipment I CarPort Sate Sat 10 am. till Girls 322 5990 _______________________ baby & toddler clothes. mens & I ___________________________________ woniens clothes & Misc 1805 Holly live 78-4v5torcycles I ____________________________ Carport Sale - Furniture & Misc. 7$ 750 ISonneville Triumph Sat Only 9 tilt ', 115 F Airport Good Cond Best Offer Blvd 323 5613 Yard Bike. mower. stereos, patio bar, lamps, pictures, lots of nice clothesandhundredsofpiecesof • 1III misc goodies Sat and Sun. 9 00 to 1 00 520 Valencia St _______________ - ______-------- -- JUST MAXE' PAYMENTS '69 to 75 rociels Call 339 91(X) or 514 4605 Dealer ' •' itJ( tons - Property ______________________ _________ ci 's. , ,_ ---------- -________________ - (cio,t 72-AuCtion -------. ________________________________ ______________________________ ________ - REALTORS Branch Office I INC REALTOR J23 7832 Eve. 322 8152, 372 ,587. 377 777 45-A---.itof State 1973 AMC Gremlin Std trans (rind I A C .%5I 32) 154)? I or I'.t,ti' C. n,nmncr cal & 14 Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy. N C 78906 II 1 family yard sale fri & Sat July _______________________________ 208. 2) 9 104 Furniture. clolhes & Misc 188 Washington Ave. 46-commercial Property lake Mary ANYTIME IDYLLWILDE 3 BR. 7 B lovely stone fireplace & FR Im pressive entrance foyer, decorator wallpaper, extra storage & utility rm. El. garage door. $64,900 , HAL COLBERT, REALTY REAL ESTATE SS(3C5ATES JOIN SANORD'S SAl fC i LEADERS! WE LIST & SELL THAN MORE HOMES ANYONE' JOIN THE ONE I THAT'S NO. U 80-Autos for Sale -- I - - - (I,'ntiAl _______ _____-- io (bOy Trk 6 c',i f bed S$cp tmpi'r radio htr west coast m,i,rrorc (',OOd C oiiO 12? .1975 WE bUY USED FURNITURE & APPI lANCES Sanford Fur flilur,' Slig' 3?? 8711 , - _________- - . Saturday. 71st, 9 Morethan lust a yardsale Handmade items, plants, Decorated cakes --and more 225 1st Street, Lake Mary -------- --------- - '---'-C,rqt' S.ilt' Super 2 Fatuity No Junk Bargains Sat Only 9 till' 4)1 VihIen Road Airport Blvd & Jewett La 10 acres $45,000 Good terms ATTRACTIVE') BR. lbath home w spacious Lit, OR, 5cr. porch, carpet, fireplace 8. Moret Just $37900! -- ___. .__ ________ ___.. Garage Sale, Sat Sun 96 Starcrafl 75-A--Vans ________________________________ Popup camper. Gil Bransen - -- - theatrical organ, household 1969 Clmev 6 cyl Semi Custom van I items 1015 Coronado Concourse i Excellent ond Almost new 322 2192 racial tires 323 6417 -------.-- i Country Club & 25th St .1 acres w 7 old bldgs on property $30000 -- '- .. - 3 BLOCKS TO OCEAN CRESCENT BEACH 75'xlOO' lots only $7500. $1500 dn $9881 per Mo Paved roads. City waler, Underground utilities, etc 7 blocks to Inland waterway 35 lots avail. Ace Real Estate. Wm Kenyon. PIIr. 829 5251. 951 AlA So , St Augustine Beach, fl 32081 COZY & NEAT' lISP, I bath home inC C Manor' Super for starter home' C H&A, w w carpet, porch. Ienced yard & More' A buy for $29,500! —.------- 3 FAMILY BONANZA sat Only 9AM to 4PM Moped, bicycles, telescope, beauty & barber equipment, furniture, kitchen table, chairs, coffee urns. Skates, ars, F P toys. many new 8. near new items, odd pieces & early Christmas gifts 119 E Jinkins Cr Pinecrest. 43-t..ots-Acreage A -'. ._._ ' _________________ ______ _____________________________ 2 yr. old, iust beautiful 77 mobil', wet bar, den, formal DR. eat in kit, sc porch, walk to St Johns, covered boat dock s tennis & swimming Terms i Asking 535.000 -- Carport Sale L)OlIs, iamps. toys. glassware, Misc Sat Only 1116 West 3rd St 1975 Lamore Mobile Home 12x65. 3 Bdr, 2 B complete with skir ting and patio awning 327 6167 I or 831 _____________________________ REAL.TY , __________________ STE N SIR 0 r'i - ----- - W,1ntd Appliances repairabll. • 0 nd i t i on WaShers refrigerators, etc XellOgq Auction 31) 7050 51-Garage Sales , -- - ____ . 69 Chevy 1. onghorn P U (lest Offer 323 56*) ,., Good used turn, appliances. plumbing hi,furs. bid material 3?? 5659 42-!biIe Homes -.___________ - ___________________ Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave. Buy A Sell the fineSt ri used iurniture Refrici - I 5959 (hrole 'ruC' W.tP If 0 bed,' runs strong. lilt 'Al gate 5)750 Sanford AuCtiOn IllS 5 rnh Av" 323 7 340 Cash 3224l32 ri'stptow Ni"w tapp.tn wholesale IctI over frOm going out of business sate 3 double oven & A single oven Prices start ,il 5212 15 S,,nford 01 nture Salvage, Il 9? "0 ot Santord. 327 8715 . ______________________________ 68 -Wanted to Buy ______________ ________ rqd.iire rctrqeralor & electric stov' Operating condition 32? 1913 Apache 65x12, 2 BR. 2 bath. screened porch, awning iIxIS, $3500 down, assume $5600 mortgage $87 mo payments lnfor 323 7319 GOING BUSINESS ON 17 92 Poor health forcing owner to sell Owner will assist in financing or Consider trade 535.000 , tSIAIRAGI.NCv 79-Trucks.Trailers ____________________________ WANT ADS ARE BLACK WHITE AND READ ALL OVER ,_ - New 235 Homes Ipct tfl?eI'est to qualified buyer. $37,000 to 538.000 Low down payments BUILDER. 322 7787 I _____ - ..'o'Orc, l lflSui'afl(P jen,rm,n AX C 6 wks 10 moc biks. red & blue Dime CDX 5151)5)00 fYi 7055 kitclli'n ,tide portable dishwasher Green. butcher block top. I yr old L ike "nw 5350 313 6706 . NEAR LAKE MINNIE Owner may consider VA or FHA on) BR, Ii,bath. w FR & porch. Large lot w fenced backyard ______ 36—Resort Property ' , ' see! For Rent IxSO Mobile Home near I. 4. All util. furn. + air cond. I adult. $40 wk. 322.1113. UNCLU'TTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust - 3 BR, 7 B older frame home, w w carpet, Ben Franklin FP. 2 new - Sanford Gracious living. Rees. Weekly 8. monthly rates. lnquir AVON REAL to 322 IOO1)MLS ---- I Cash for your lot' Will build on your tat or our lot Y Enterprise, Inc Medet Inc Realtor MI 301) LEMON BLUFF fantastic I BR weekend relreat Johns River, covered boat dock 537.500 - Will clean houses or Apts. also windows 8 ironlngs. Reliable, 1992. WORLD. _________ -______ WIIIdO baby sittino & HOusekeeping, Call Gale or Helene 323 0165 ____________________________ --- Low Down Payment REALTY 33—Houses Furnished Call 323.1183 ___.___.__._ - VA- FHA.235.Con. Homes . _____ 25445. French Ave. 322023), 3237173, 322.0779 _____________________________ 32771 _______________________ Live In companion for elderly lady. References Required 3390509 3390500 W Garnett White Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC tO? W Commercial Phone 327 ___________ 788). Sanford ------ CALL'IJS IODAYebout this] BR, 2 B home w.0 H&A. Located on cor lot, easy financing w.FHA or VA avail. 535.500. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED . AGENCY REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349.5400. 3721959 -. _______________________ Saflford.Sunland.) I, fenced yd, SC rm., appliances, carpeted, air. $260 mo., ref. Avail Sept. 1. 323. .3649. -- Why settiefor less when you can have this country estate on approx I acres complete with guest cottage & barn for horses. $130,000. Call to See this Today. .- honest 8. reas. Call JoAnn - _______________________ 2 BR, 1 bath house - Kitchen equipped. Close in. 3272777 - ______ Osteen-3 BR.? bath, Central H-A, W w carpet. Large wooded lot $44,000. McGovern Builders. 32? -- LET'S BE HONEST If u weren't looking for a new caree you wouldn't be reading this d, and If wi weren't looking tot someone to do a job this ad wouldn't behere. If you want the opportunIty to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1.800.432 8403 anytime for recorded message. - 21Situations Wanted Raborn Furnished 701 Bldg 5 Altamonte Dr ______ - Si- 41-Houses _______________________________________ , —_78.._.M)IOrCYCICS Free Kttens I orange striped 1t"fljil Cute' Cuddly! L ittCr raned' )9 5651 Genr'v,U Parts ori WASHER Service Used M,,chineS MOONEY APPI iANrES 1?) 069' TOWNHOUSE For sale lovely 2 BR. I:Ii an ei v. w carpet, drapes inc beautiful grounds fly appt only' 323 9598 ________________- REAL1 OR 65—Pets-Supplies 52—ApplianCes 41-Houses INC. - - - Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roOmy. See Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto Ave in person Lakeview Nursing - 327 7977 ----------- -----UUU.IUIU.ul...•, - "I 2ll0Santord Ave . ______ Center 919 E. 2nd St. - In Abortion ? INVESTMENT DUPLEX (2) 2 BR Apts. furnished & rented, Just S2.900 With $5,000 down Owner Will hold 4j-.-4101Jsei - PEACEFUL COUNTRY Trees pius lake, pool pius sauna Living with all other comforts Huge 3 BR. 3 bath home plus Mother in Law cottage on Lake itutier in Volusia County 599.000 1 BR Apt. w-w carpet, air, with LPN. F4iitime& part time. Apc4 Ewening fleiuld SECTION V 40-A—Apartments& DuplexesforSale Cal I Bart carport& enclosed porch. Adults only, no pets Security. 32) ____________________________ Teaching position open workinb mornings with pre school chiidren. Degree required. Send resume to Box 26 co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, 41—Houses -. 31A-Duplexes _______________________________ Experienced Secretary for busy' Sanford off ice, typing, filing, recepionist & other general office duties. Salary com rneflsurate with abilities & cx. perience. PHONE AFTER 6 PM WEE K' DAYS 322.0131. Equal Op portunity Employer. Excellent opportunity for a sharp career minded Executive Secretary who has proficient typing & short hand skills. Varied administrative duties. Semi resume to Cardinal In. dustries, Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Att: Mi.. Taylor.' Equal Opportunity Employer. _____ ________________________________ Experienced maintenance supr Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony. Home 950 Mellonvilie _______________________ ever. ship atat the Army ROTC Advanced FLOR IDA. The name and address of Camp Fort Bragg, NC. , - EXECUTIVE SECRETARY. established - - 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airpo-t Blvd. on 17 97 in Sanford Call 373 8610 Mariner's Viliage. Mechanical Drafting Engineer. Conveyor experience, knowledge preferred. Send resume to P.O. Box 632, Mat toon, III. 6193$. ________________________ T__ Osteen-Modern 1 BR Apt. Adults only. $150 mo. Schuren Realty, Realtor- 831 1347 Telephone interviewer Home wanted for part time research work. Experience not necessary. Not a selling lob. Must have private line. Mail letter in. cluding education, any work experience, names of references & phone number, to Box 29 co Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fla. 32771. AffirmatIve action M.F. CHRISTMAS IN JULY NoticsofPvblicHearlitg - Tractor Trailer Drivers to haul with an expanding company. Must have at least 2 years cx perience I. be at least 24 years old. Both local & long haul needed. lnqulreJ & P PropertIes. 1330 Sheeler Rd., Apopka. (800) 4326901. Lost in Paola area assessment plat hereinafter _______________________________________ 3O..ApartmentsUnfurnishI Despite Gas Florida needs to do both to sustain itself economically. "It's a very sensitive thing," he said. )fl mu...U..... lit Movieland Drive.In, 3160 Orlando THE EXPENSE ASSOCIATED Leonard Wertheimer, Jr., etc., Dr., Sanford, Seminole County, WITH SAID IMPROVEMENTS; Plaintiff Creative Expressions 323.M1 Florida, under the fictitious name of DESIGNATING THE PROPER. _____ THE PEOPLE'S AUTO EX. TIES TO BE ASSESSED; J. T. Justice, et al, __________________________ CHANGE, and that we intend to DESIGNATING THE TOTAL 18HeIpWBnfed Defendants. registersaidnamewiththeClerkof ESTIMATED COST OF THE IM. ________________________ the Circuit Court,-Seminole County. DOflt,AACIJY. •,_ - ..- -------------------.-' •...,, MII.1 CIrCUIt Court RAYMONDJOHNSON Florida in accordance with the EFFECTIVE DATE. Orange County, Florida Spec. 4 Raymond S. Johnson, provisions of the Fictitious Name WHEREAS, the City of Winter ADVERTISING Case No. 77.5402 whose wife, Beverly, lives In San. Statutes, To-Wit: Section 865.09 Springs, Florida, has determined it Diamond R. Fertilizer Co., Inc., ford, recently was assigned as a Florida Statutes 1957. to be in the best interest of the City Plaintiff, communications center specialist Sig. Diana L. .Jarrett to provide for a public improvement vs. With the 52nd Signal Battalion in SALES Charles L. Jarreft Jr. on North and South Edgemon J. T. Justice, et al, Stuttgart, Germany. Ruth Jarrett Avenue within the City and that the Defendants. Johnson entered the Army In An aggressive salesper. Lucille Jarrett nature of said public improvement February 1917. The specialist is a Publish July 20, 21 & Aug. 3, 10, 1979 shall be the paving of said Street and son Is needed for NOTICE OF 1974 graduale of Seminole High DEL.94 providing drainage therefor; and sales and ser's'-t of SHERIFF'S SALE School. ______. WHEREA5,theC.4sdesirovsof NOTICEISHEREBYGIVENthat His mother, Mrs. Josephine and new NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC: assessing the prop rties benefited Crisis: Levin by virtue of those certain Writs f Roundtree, lives at 1309 Southwest Notice is hereby given that the by said public improvement to advertisers. A great Execution issued out of the Road, Sanford. Board of Adjustment of the City of defraytheexpenditureofmoni,,sfor respective courts as listed above future for a self-startSanford will hold a regular meeting said improvement pursuant to the TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - Commerce Secretary Sin Levin more particularly that writ issued on July 21, 1979 In the City Hall at terms of Chapter 170 of the Florida out er. Previous sales excoNNIEsIsAuçK of and und•r the seal of the as1d'$,,pd. Qttü1O)z.FtOIida 11:30A.M. In order to consider a Statutes; and The dAughter' of an' M$'amonte per lence needed, Circuit Court of Orange County, vacations just because of the energy crisis. request for a variance in the Zoning Springs resident has been decorated WHEREAS, the engtneering firm Florida, upon a final ludoment Salary plus' commis. Ordlnanceasitpertainstosid.yard of Clark, Diet: a. Associates. Levin also said Thursday he thinks Florida can rebound from wifh the U.S. Air Force Corn. rendered in the aforesaid court oi requirements in MR.) zoned Engineers, Inc. has submitted an mendation Medal at Maweli Air slon with full cornthe 20 percent drop In tourism realized at the end of June and Iii Force Base, Montgomery, Ala. the 12th day of June A.D. 1979, in district In Lots 16 & 17. Being more estimate of the construction costs ° that certain case entitled Diamond pany benefits. Apply early July and said with a good fall and spring 1979 could be specifically described as located at the paving and drainage on the Air Force Reserve Staff Sergeant R. Fertilizer Co., Inc., Plaintiff .vs. 1610 Park Ave. Planned use of the Street to be improved; and In person to: FrIda's best year Connie T. Shauck, daughter of Mr. J. I Justice, et al, Defendants, property addition of laundry utility WHEREAS, the City has been B. Johnson of 891 Jonathan :fl 1978, a record 34 million people visited Florida and spent $13 George Way, was cited for meritorious which aforesaid Writ of Execution Ron Beck, room made aware of the necessity of said was delivered to me as Sheriff of Act,ertjsing Director bi1Ion. B.L. Perkins improvement. serviceasanairoperationspecialist Seminole County, Florida, and I Chairman "Travelisoneof thegreat joys of life," Levin said. "A vacation at Robbins Air Force Base, Ga. have levied upon the following Board of Adjustment NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT is:a hard-earned, very personal thing." described property owned by Foy PubliSh: July 13, 20, 1979 RESOLVED BY THE CITY Justice, said property being located .,evin was responding to President Carter's call to the nation to DEL.66 COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WIN. DONALD BROWN 300 N. French Ave. in Seminole County, Florida, more T ER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AS b4 patriotic and give up unnecessary trips to conserve energy. Marine Private Donald A. Brown, particularly described as follows: Sanford, Florida FOLLOWS: Carter didn't single out vacations but his message was strong son of Robert A. and Wliha J. Brown IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR thw5t ', of Lot 45 (less that ___________________________ SECTION I That there shall be 571. Deltona, has SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA a public improvement consisting of part lying east of canal) of St. t'nogh to convince state officials to change the state's ad- (ompleteø the infantry combat VALET PARKERS PROBATE DIVISION Josephs according to Plat 1, Page Part time. Must be able to run. the paving of streets and provision vertlslng campaign beginning next week In northern newspapers. training course .t the Marine Corps Eli. Number 79.I)I.CP 114, Public Records of Seminole for drainage therefor on North and Seminole Raceway, 6p.m. NOW. Base, Camp Pendieton, Calif. "A hard-earned vacation is not an unnecessary trip," says the Division South Edgemon Avenue in the City County, FlorIda During the six week course, he IN RE: ESTATE OF new ad. of Winter Springs, Florida,, and the under-signed as Sheriff of received lcroorn instruction and UE JONES SECTION II - That there shall be Seminole County, Florida, will at With tourism the leader of Florida's economy, Levin bristles at participated in field exercises ,n. A A A an assessment on the properties 11:00 AM. on the 13th day of August the suggestion people should day closerto home and not make the Volving infantry tactics; the con EM PLOY MEN T Deceased benefited by the aforementioned AD. 1979, offer for sale and sill to struction and camouflage of fighting NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION 2,500-mile round trip from New York to Florida. public improvements pursuant to the highest bidder, for cash, subject positions; and the use of mines, TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the terms of Chapter 170 of the "If we solve the energy problem in a way that destroys the demolitions and intra-company to any and all existing liens, at the CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida Statutes for the total cost of 912 French Ave. 3733176 Front (West) Door of the Seminole ____________________________ economy we lose," he said, claiming If people are thrifty and cut communications equipment. His THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL said public improvement to defray County Courthouse, in Sanford, Export Sales Mgr. Must have specialized training centered onand the OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED the expense therefor. out auto trips to the store and use their home appliances wisely operation, employment Florida, the above described real IN THE ESTATE: knowledge of Marine SECTION Iii - The street to be property. the energy problem will take care of Itself. maintenance of employment and YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED improved in North and South Export Sales with at least S That said sale Is being mad. to "If the average American treats his energy the way he treats maintenance of recoiless rifle, that the administration of the estate years related experience Salary Edgemon Avenue lorated within the satisfy the terms of said Writ antitank rockets and flame. of SUE JONES, deceased, File City of Winter Springs, Florida, his bank account (and saves a l.ItUe each week) doesn't he have a throwers. $205 per wk. Reply to Florida Execution. Number Iv 12l-CP, is pending in the Slate Employment Service, 200 right to use a portion of it at vacation time?" ____________ SECTION IV- That the lands John E. Polk, Sheriff S. French Ave., Sanford, Fl. Circuit Court for SEMINOLE upon which the assessment shell bc But there are those who feel Florida may be going out on a limb Seminole County, Florida County, Florida, Probate Division, 32771 BRYAN BATT ar .tll of the lots and lands Publish July 20,37 i Aug. 3, 10, 1979 __________________________ the address of which iS COUNTY advertising for tourists at the same time it is trying to join the ROTC Cadet Bryan C. Batt, son f adjoining and contiguous or bowl. DELI) TAX PREPARATION CO U R T HOUSE, SAN FOR D, ling energy conservation bandwagon. retired Marine Corps Lt. Col and FLORIDA. and abulting upon such Im. Earn up to $15 hr. Part time. We The SEMINOLE COUNTY Karlton L. Batt, 40 Tarpon representative of personal provements or specially benefited "To me it's like having your cake and eating it to," said one train, AKUTAX. Call collect 904. BOARDOF Circle, Maitland, Fle., the estate is therbyandfurtherdeslgnatedby the receiving JONES, address provided for. 736.8732. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS ____________________________ Florida Energy Office staffer, while another acknowledged praclicai work In military is leader. is EDWARDS. 1005 DRUID DR., whose MAiTL.AND, Vacations jI 3 Lines Minimum ' Case No. 77.2310-CA.03.K I - Legal Notice Notice ishereby given that we are PROVEMENTS AND THE PROCE. engaged In business at the DURE THEREFOR TO Friday, July 20, 1979-9A CLASSIFIED ADS marks Wednesday to show Bundy's teeth lined up exactly. Lost: BlondeS rust Dr. Lowell J. Levine, chief bite mark consultant for the New York Cit) Medical Examiner, confirmed Souvlron's judgment Prosecutors rested late Thursday after calling 49 wItnesses and Answersto"Rusty".323.3959 __________________________ Thursday, saying he believed Bundy made the bite marks based introducing 100 exhIbits to show Bundy strangled Lisa Levy and upon a reasonable degree of medical certainty. Margaret Bowman and beat three other Florida State University (hi Care _________________________ Levine had also used computer-enhanced photos - a space age coeds Jan. 15, iga. TIME AND PLACE ABOVE all bids. development that allows greater detail to be brought out - to The trial Is moving quicker than most observers had expected First & Only child care center open Publish July 20, 22, 23, 1979 SPECIFIED. analyze some heavily bruised areas of the bite mark. He did Saturday In Sanford - Begin. and Circuit Judge Edward Cowart has told jurors they should get DEL95 Board of County Corn. fling June 2. Sanford Early disagree over the number of bites. the case by late next week. missioners of Seminole County Court Chlldcare Center. 3226645. County, Florida Souviron said there were two. Levine said they were "two very Cowart denied a request from the defense, filed routinely at the Seminole County, Florida By: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. distinct and very good patterns from the lower teeth and three or Case N. 7$'12.SP.03 end of the state's case, for di&nissal of all charges. Bohannon's Day Car Center ,, Clerk Joseph Harris Company, Inc., four orfour-and-a-lialf or five bite marks consistent with uppers. Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. The state had begw slowly, with descriptions of the two crime By: Sandy Jacobs Plaintiff, Open 6:30 AM6:30 PM The computer technique - used by Levine to analyze Xrays of Deputy Clerk scenes - the Chi Omega sorority house and Cheryl Thomas' vs. Sdayswk. 3317420 (SEAL) President John Kennedy taken after his assassination - makes a duplex apartment. Beginning this week the chain of evidence Foy E. Justice and J. T. JuStice, as Publish July 20, 1979 Personal Representatives of the graph-like picture of thecolors, showing darker areas as hills and Child care in my home. MonFri. reached its peak. DEL .91 -__________________________ Estate of W. L. Justice, Deceased, Longwood, Winter Spgs area. $23 lighter areas as valleys. Nita Neary pointed out Bundy as the man she saw fleeing the Defendants. wk. 339.1026. RESOLUTiON NO. 259 In testimony earlier on the computer enhancement technique, sorority house at 3 a.m., a state chemist said hairs found In a A RESOLUTION OF THE CITY Circuit Court panty hose mask had similar microscopic characteristics to Dr. Homer Campbell Jr., the chief forensic dentist for New OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, 9Go Things to Eat S.minole County. Florida _________________________ PROVIDING FOR THE PAVING Bundy's hair and two dental experts have testified that Bundy's Mexico, explained the socalled Digicol machine was used "to Case No. fl.203$ CA.17.K AND DRAINAGE OF NORTH AND make the image imiore visible to the human eye." teeth made the bite marks found on Miss Levy's left buttock. Poultry, beef, pork, fish, Free SOUTH EDGEMON AVENUE IN deliery,min.$2Oorder,$aflford The dental testimony - the most complicated, detailed and ________________________ THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, FMC Corporation, area. 3222371. Sam's Portion technical In the trial so far - took all day Wednesday and FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR AN vs. Meats. _____________________________ ASSESSMENT PURSUANT TO i. T. Justice, et al, __________________________ __________________________ Thursday. First Coral Gables dentist Dr. Richard Souviron, an CHAPTER 170 OF THE FLORIDA Defendants ___________________________ associate Dade County Medical Examiner, matched the teeth STATUTESON THE PROPERTIES 11'-lflStfl)CtlOflS FICTITIOUS NAME bruise pattern with Bundy's teeth, and said, "They made the BENEFITTED BY SAID IM. Circuit Court - I11 11-I E SERVICE OK Ft. -----.-- — . - - �SPORTS bA-Evening Herald, Sanford FL Friday, July 20, 1979 Malor 0gilvie: AIabama ATLANTA (UPI) The more fanatical Southestern Conference fans will tell you there are only two college sports football and spring football so, with preseason drills barely a month away, it's little wonder that gridiron lever is starting to rise again the region, Over In Alabama, where anything less than a national championship is cause for alarm, they're spreading the word that Major Ogilvie, a 180pound junior, may be the best - - - in H L. running back the Crimson Tide has had; better even, they say, than Johnny Musso, Wilbur Jackson or Tony Nathan. "That's a pretty big order," says Ogilvie, the young man who scored Alabama's winning touchdown against Penn State in the Sugar Bowl. "I'll have to do my Job, just keep doing what I'm suppose to do. I put any personal goal third, behind us winning the SEC and national championships." There's a segment In the state of Alabama that insists there's a running back down the toad at Auburn who Is going to outshine Ogilvie this fall. The player they're touting is a 190-pound senior named Joe Cribtr who played very little the first four games last season because of a foot Injury and Still wound up with 1,205 yards and a leagueleading 16 touchdowns. "I've got o have something to shoot at," said Cribbs. "I want something to make me worc." Cribbs could be Improved this fall and still not equal last season's figures because he'll be running in tandem with junior James Brooks who was leading the nation in rushing before he broke his foot in the fourth game of last season, Cribbs, despite playing very little until the fifth game of the season, led the SEC in rushing last fall by gaining an average of 120.5 yards per game. The No. 2 and No. 3 runners Georgia's Willie McClendon and LSU's Charles Alexander who holds the league's career rushing record have gone to the pros so the only other 1,000- - yard performer returning in the SEC this fall Is Vanderbilt's Frank Mordica, who underwent corrective knee surgery this spring. Mordlca's statistics are a bit misleading since he got 321 of his 1,065 yards in one afternoon against the Air Force which just one week earlier had allowed Georgia Tech's Eddie Lee Ivery break loose for an NCAA-record 356 yards. Down in the Louisiana bayou, where college football is just as much a craze as it is in - - est. Alabama, LSU fans are counting on a 205-pound junior with the unlikely name of Hokie Gagan to pick up where Alexander left off. Leon Perry, a 212-pound senior at Ole Miss, looks like a sure-fire 1,000-yard performer this fall. Last season, Perry (673 yards in 148 carries) split tailback chores with Freddie Williams (627 yards in 137 carries), but Williams has moved to flanker. Running out of the Alabama wishbone which uses a host of Ever? backs, Ogilvie gained only 583 yards last fall. But his 6.5 average was second in the SEC only to Nathan's 6.9. "Ogilvie is such an exceptiona) blocker that he's worth just as much to our offense when one of the other backs has the ball," said an Alabama assistant coach. "He's not all that physical, but he's an intelligent blocker with good technique. You couldn't ask for a better attitude." ,The team is more important than any one individual," said Ogilvie. "Coach (Bear) Bryant puts that into us. That's the reason we win. You know that to impress him, you have to do your job and do it right. You have to work hard, but you do it because when you see something that works and is successful you want to be a part of It." That's why Alabama fans believe Major Ogilvie will be the best running back in the SEC this fall even if some others wind up with fancier statistics. Evening Herald SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, July 20, 1979 1AItamonte Majors Advance, 2-0 Sports Parade _______________________________ _______ John ..J, ..-• ' 11%' MILTON KIUJIMAN i - Sisler Yankees' Pick? s on A L Underwood Bat P Co i NEW YORK (UPI) Last Tuesday night, when practically all the other major league baseball people were in Seattle watching the AU-Star game, George Steinbrenner was in Columbus, Ohio, watching another ball game with the Yankees' new president. The man Steinbrenner was with was George Staler, Jr., President and General Manager of the Columbus Clippers In the International League and the game they were watching from an enclosed box in Franklin County Stadium was one between the Clippers and the Syracuse Chiefs. When Al Rosen notified George Steinbrenner he was quitting as President of the Yankees, naturally, one of the first things the Yankee owner thought about was who was going to replace him. The Yankees don't have to replace Rosen Immediately, and aren't likely to until the International League season ends in midSeptember, but they will have to do so ultimately and that Is when Steinbrenner will name Sisler. Cedric Tullis Is the club's executive vice president and general manager and normally he'd move up to take Rosen's place but Talhis already is penciled in to go back home to Kansas City at the end of this season and supervise the Yankees' scouting staff. Steinbrenner was looking for someone else and It was obvious he would think of Sisler, who is running the finest minor league operation in baseball right now at Columbus and has a first class baseball background. The son of Hail of Famer George Staler, who batted over . not once but twice and who some old-timers still consider the best Mlaround ballplayer who ever lived, GO-year-old George Sister, Jr., has done a remarkable job in Columbus, which the Yankees took over after last season. Columbus, which won 16 in a row recently, has drawn more fans than any other minor league club In baseball team Is even outdrawing the Oakland A's with Its Z72,682 total, or an average of 6,100 a game, for 45 home dates, and with former Yankee shortstop Gene Michael managing the Clippers, they are in first place and running away from the rest of their competition In the league, 13½ games in front. '7•_ -f _____ -.' ____ Whip Maitland YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE One down, three to go. finale agath.st the Volusia area That's the formula for survivor. Altamonte Springs' major "We got good pitching and a •Lc4 league team making It to the couple of big hits at the right '1 Little League state tournament time," said Whittington. in Miami. "Johnson had a no-hitter until Altamonte's all-stars won the fifth Inning. The boy for . . . . .,,... .. .. . -. .. ... . •.- ... r....-.. their district tourney opener Maitland pitched a real (me _________ _______ ,. '... ______ 4. Thursday night, 2-0, on a onegame, too. They had a fine • ._ -x 1. hitter by Tony Johnson and team." ________ ____ some timely hitting by Scott But Altamonte Springs was a - ' Underwood. . little better on this night. Two •' •',, ,, Coach Russ Whittington's runs better, to be exact. _______ team comes back tonight at Underwood, who cracked out ________ ____________ 7:30 against Oviedo In a game two triples and a double to at Zack Taylor Field in Pine serve as a one-man wrecking Hills starting at 7:30. A win crew, opened the game with a tonight sends Altamonte Into a triple and scored run No. ion a Monday tester, which could passed ball. Again in the third advance it to a Wednesday Inning he trippled, this time j P 'iri scoring on Kevin Hill's sacrifice Altamonte AAA fly to deep left field. Johnson, meanwhile, baffled Maitland until Scott Beavin Home Tonight Whittington gives Underwood piece of advice. lined a base hit off first sacker Mark Chasey's glove In the fifth It will be either JohnLUZZI or inning. Johnson wound up with' Mark. Cochran on the mound nine strikeouts and two walks. tonight at 6 o'clock when this season. The am SCOREBOARD Randy Loser Snodgrass had a Altamonte Springs' AAA Little four-hitter with six whiffs and League team visits Ocee 2 Sara two walks. 26.00 5.20 500 2 Earlys Dream 2.80 Thursday's Results : " • /4. ________ - .. . ' ... .4g 4' . , - Major League Baseball George Steinbrenner enjoys or appreciates more than a successful operation, regardless whether It happens National LClaus Cast to be In the majors or the minors, and at the moment there Is no Montreal Pittsbrgh Before coming to Columbus, Staler worked In the St. Louis Chicago more successful baseball operator than George Sisler, Jr. Cardinals' front office, ran the Rochester Red Wings and was Philadlph President of the International League for awhile. He performed St. Louis New York those jobs well and wherever he went he promoted his club well, has a good eye for talent and Is one of the last of the Triple A Staler Is anything but a "yes man," which could lead to the ... . There is nothing operators to have made player deals when the Triple A clubs still held title to players not controled by their major league affiliates. •. .f Houston Cincinnat ' Diego Atlanta same kind of complications It did with Rosen. Some years back Los Angels Staler and Hank Peters, now with the Baltimore Orioles, both w L Pct. as 50 36 .511 II 39 .552 31/3 47 39 .347 3 50 42 .343 3 11 13 .506 61/8 37 50 .423 13½ we., w i. Pct. as si i3 .563 49 45.521 0 (3 1) 41.80; 1 (312) 150.80; the semifinal matchup of the 13Time 2:06.0. ALTAMONTI MAITLAND year-old district competition. ARNH 10th race *55K Altamonte is faced wi th UAderws.d 3 23 a 3Whizzit 211 ii.io 7.60 7.00 VaMsrrl 355 Alilli 305 5 Kokosi Tom 3.10 situation whereby It can qualify 11111 •• ps 360 2 Counsel Rice 3.80 for next week's state semifinals Gsiinonl 355 lynum 200 Jolinsin III Vsirhees 0 (3•5) ,S.eO; I (3S-fl 450.00; in Homestead with a win II, ciisey 361 Biavil, Time 2:10.4 38 I Hvtseii 0 0 sstt tonight and Saturday. The os A-ills; Handle 513.524 Mitt 215 Parkins Oil opponent In Saturday's winners wait III Snodgrass lot I Vicandi Urquiza 5.40 6.10 California 4, Baltimore 3. is,. • EganaDiaga it Innings, night Baltimore 3, California 0, 2nd, i0(2-4) n.so.31.00: p (2.4) 207.00; T (2.4. night Eighth game Chicago 9, Texas 6, 1st. night SApraizOtano 15.00 6.20 Chicago S. Texas 1, 2nd, night I Sara Echanl: 7.20 Boston 7, Seattle i, night New York 10, Oakla nd 2, 6OScarSarduy Qfl.S) 29.60; P (5•1) 60.00: 1 (5.). night Milwaukee 3, Toronto 2, 11 61 $04.40. Ninthgams innings, night I isasa 22.00 120 13.00 Detroit •, Minnesota 3. night S Oscar 9.80 1.60 Cleveland 2, Kansas City 5 Echanit night 5.00 0(4 4) 45.00; p (44) 203.10; T (4.5. 5) 624.90. Jal 1 Ramon.Gfri 4 ApraitBadiola 46 45 459 7 II 53 .434 10½ 20scarIsidro DAYTONA PEACH THURSDAY NIGHT First game io 32 .433 12 37 57 .394 16 DAYTONA CEACH THURSDAY NIGHT First Race, M, 5.14, T. 32.24 I Lena Con 10th game Alai 6 WP Ivory 2 Mountain Cured 12.60 12.10 650 6.00 2.80 6.10 3.40 3.10 3.00 2.60 3.40 0 (16) 14.20, P (1.4) 25.20. T (14- 1.60 2)114.60. Second Race,0.5-15. T. 31.63 0(1.4) 23.00; p (1.4) 66.30$ I 0-4. 2) 344.20. lIthgam. 7 DomingOAfldre 12.20 6.00 4.00 bracket lsEuatls,ateam which Ts$als Dog Racing 3 K's Prima Donna 7.20 5.00 2.60 Is sitting with one loss. That game will be at 10 a.m. In Ocoee. 2124 Vsv,ra liccard lotus AItam.,ii, MaitIaøI .5 10S i o I. iii NI-i O0 sos--s I With Two 68s rwin On Top Thursday's Results 6 Bill Foster 1 DomingoPradera 17.80 9.00 3.60 11.60 4.00 were under consideration for the presidency of the National 3AtanoGerardo Atlanta I, Chicago 2 6.00 4.00 SSara•Mandioia 16.20 4.60 8 Big Now 2.60 Association of Minor Leagues, Peters got the job and one of the Pittsburgh 9, Houston 5. 1st, lGaldosPecIna 4.00 2SantIAndre 0(34) $7.00. P (3-61411.10, T (3.4. 2.80 reasons he did was because Staler alienated some major league night Q (2.3) 21.10: 1 (247) 345.40. 5) 279.20. 0(1.5)41.60; P(1-3) 244.50; 1(1.5. LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng- U.S. and British Opens in the Second game Pittsburgh 4, Houston 2, 2nd, 2) 441.40. officials by Insisting they should pay all the minor lea Third Race C, 5)6, T. 31.44 league night ICarasa Mandiola 14.10 10.60 6.10 land (UPI)-Tom Watson, pre2 Jet Andy 6.20 4.1 0 3.10 same year- a feat previously manager and player salaries. Cincinnati to, St. Louis 4, ITrani.Fernan 0.003.00 Harness Racing 3 ThMSNebO 4.40 3.20 tournament favorite to capture achieved by Bobby Jones, Ben 1 DomingoDlaga 3.00 6 Thanks Two of ShIer's younger brothers, Dick and Dave, both made it night 2.60 the title for the third time In five Hogan, Gene Sarazen and lee San Diego 3, New York 1, 0(44)76.50; p (4.) 17$.101 T (4-8 0 (23) 13.00, p (.3) 4230, 1 (2.3. to the majors as players, Dick playing the outfield for the Car- night SEMINOLE I) 652.00; DO (2.4) 201.11. years, said Thursday the man Trevino. 4)111.00. THURSDAY NIGHT dinals, Phiuies and Reds, and later managing the Reds, and Dave Los Angeles 7, Montreal 3, Third game Fourth Race, E, 4 T. 30.90 with the most patience and the "It will be something apeFirst race figt 6 Enrique 20.00 5.00 3.00 4 vP's Miel pitching for the Red Sox, Tigers, Senators and Reds. 2)00 9.40 3.00 biggestOpen heartChampionship. will win the 10&h cia)," said the Missouri man, I clover speed San Francisco 1, Philadelphia 3Sara 10.40 6.00 3.00 3.10 4.20 1 Blue April 5.10 4.50 2.60 BritIsh 1.20 3General Mgr lArca George Staler, Jr., was a pitcher but never much of a 0, night describing his 1'hiopeful aspire.' 1100 7.00 7 crash Gordon lOcals Jiffy Fr 3.40 Q (34.3550; P (4-3) $1.30; T (4-3 ballplayer, according to Bill DeWitt, who signed him to his first Q (1.4) 62.00, p (4-I) 132.00. 1(4-Ilions" to land the coveted U.S.Open champion Hale Il 243.20. 0 (1-3) 123.40; 1 (1.3.0) 937.30; 7) 329.20. contract. DeWitt, now a consultant with the White Sox, was American Leaue g general manager of the St. Louis Browns at the time and he East remembers the event. Baltimor "I signed George, Jr., to his first contract with Youngstown, Youngstown; Boston Mllwauke Ohio, in the Middle Atlanti c League," says DeWitt. "His fathe New York had played for the Browns and was one of the greatest hitters and Detroit moat graceful players I ever saw, so after young George Cievelnd Toronto ;grwluated college, I thought here was a fellow who might be a good pitcher and draw some people Into the ballpark for us. He lasted only one year and I guess they decided he wasn't too good a Cslilornl Texas ballplayer. Miiviesot "He's an excellent baseball man, though, a real honeM guy," Kann Cty DeWitt adds. "I think he would do a tremendous job with he - Yankees or anyone else in baseball." Chicago Seattle Oakland Time 2:00.2. Fourth game Fifth Race, A, 5.14,1.31.27 Second race 6Ramon.Gasli Ii 15.60 5.20 3.10 3 Sand Caper Irwin showed both characteris- double. 16.20 510 5.00 ties but little of himself Irwin has had only one bogey. 5.40 4.00 4 Got By Chance W i. Pct. as I Irustaisidro 6.00 2.00 2.20 7 Chartered Course 4.10 IMagic Bullet 0.40 5.20 Thursday as, swathed In two in his two rounds and there' 40 37 432 SGaidos•Diaga 3,00 2.20 plum Outs MMind 5 6.00 37 32 .440 1½ 0(14) 37.50: P (4-I) $5.55; 1(41- 7 Robert Es Kid 2.30 0(3.7)35.10, P(3-7)234.30, T (3.7 sweaters, a shirt and "an in. were no blemishes on his card 55 35 .591 $½ $) 439.45. 6.20; p (4.0) 11.40; Time S)1393.00. tlmate apparel underneath," he Thursday as he birdied the 2:11.4. 50 43 .330 10½ Filth gams Sixth Race, S 5-14, T. 31.3, beat back the biting cold and three par-3 outward holes, Third race 14 43 .305 13½ 6 SaidGoiri 14.10 12.50 4.50 7 K's Believer 14.60 5.20 4.20 43 4$ .473 1614 3EganaEchanlz 29 45 .3O 33 o P143) W 1. Pd. 05 4)120931, 54 3 .519 Sixth game 52 11 .539 3 3 DuranDiaga 11 10 35 .421 14 25 70 .363 31 3.60 3.40 the terrors of Royal Lytham's Playing solidly, Irwin covered 10.10 SCristysjen 8.00 1.20 I Brief Glimpse 3,3Q wind-swept, 6,8-yard course the rest of the holes ' in 2 Floren ce Time 3.20 T (43 Q (4-7) 24.45. P (74) 53.70, T 117.4. to move two strokes ahead of regulation figures, although he 0 (5-4) 39.00; 1 (6-52) $44.40: 1)121.20. Time 2:10.2. the field with a 36-hole total of needed a 3Sfoot putt at the last Seventh Race, 0, at. T. *SI Fourth race )940 4 40 350 II 42 .333 3½ 4C3rasaPecina 44 40 .471 10½ 7 Santi.Gerardo 43 50 .442 12 9.00 10.10 1.20 1 Nixon Whitey 4.40 7.60 4 U,m5ta,' 4MutillaDiaga 5.10 4.40 1 Paulinda 0.00 6 Midnight Honey 0(3.4)43.ft;p(3.4) Il).70:T(3-4. 7) 315.71. Seventtsgame lChurms Skipper 2 Favorite Dish 11.00 6.20 3.60 7 Third Brqther. 3.60 2.40 5 Lusk Hart 5.30 10.60 4.00 3.20 IN. 4.00 2*0 1,50 pee 2 Pro Bowler ., 0 (U) 34.00; 1 (1.4-7) 534.20; Fifth rams 1BJsitches 3.40 3.60200 4.60 3.60 2.60 Way SkaronsPauia O (4-I) 12.10:1(44.5) 40.20: Time 3:07.4. Sixth race I Ejra Quick 0.10 4.20 4.60 5 Yank 3.00 2.80 2 Peonies Betty 7.10 O (I0.45:1 -I) (1.5-3)194.40: Time 2:05.1. Seventh race SAJ'ias E Junkin 120 2.10 2.20 $ Ira I 1.$0 2.20 4 Flash Forwood 2.30 0(14) 7.10, I ($1.4) 24.30; Time 7:54-1. Eighth race ?Pr!HrrB 5.00 4.20 2.20 IDam B.ngazi 7.40 4.30 4$ilverCr,C 6 3.80 0(2.4)10.10:1(3.4-4) I5j0; Time 2:06.4. Ninth race 3Countaway 6.60 4.10 3.00 4 Frosty Francis 10.40 2.50 IrwIn's second successive 68 Hearing of the Spaniard'ó 4.20 1.40 7.40 3.00 2.60 I AnlonIo'sR.p. 3.40 0 (33) 4.40, P (3.2)11,40, 1 (3-34) 130.00. Ninth Race, 8,S-IL T. 3144 3 BW'sEncounter 79.00 7.60 6.00 6 Haty View 14.00 7.10 1 Mary's Shadow 3 40 0(34)144.40, P (34)195.44,1 4-4) 1,231.50. Teeth Race, C. 4, T. U.S! 5 Happy Ramos 16.00 10.60 1.00 I Duke Axe 4.40 2.00 3 Muck King 3 Q (1-112.11, P (S-i) 145.40, 1(4-1. 3)711.04EleventhRace,A,S.14,y.3),05 5 Win With Wiley 510 4.40 3.00 6 Addito 740 4.00 3 Mountain Jolly 4.00 0(14) 40.50, P (5.4) 3.$5, T(S4. 3) 32I Twelfth Race, B. ~. T. 3049 6 Lantana Sandy 7.60 3.60 3.20 I Gold Coast Miss 5.20 3.30 2 inset 14.20 0(4.1) 31.0,P(4-0) 14.10,1144. 2)710.10. A - 7.441; Handl. ItII.sai . ----I--. and defending champion Jack mented: "Fabulous." Nicklaus and It was th. esiath. bUCklfi3g Spaniard Savvy Balleateros who occupied second place on the leader board at 138 after posting a 6under-par 65 to equal the championship course record. A four-way shootout for thi One stroke beluliid Balles,Mustang State thampionshl teros, who led begins tonight at 6 p.m. at th4 for thl'OP rounds in 1976. Was Five Points field, culminating first-round front-runner Bill Mustang action forthe' L4)flgfl2Uii of Britain, who Seminole Pony Baseball posted a 74. Watson, carding a I.eague f 6$, was a stroke further Two local teams, plus entri4 back, while Nicklaus made a from Tampa and Fort and was bracketed on 141 With New Zealanda Dennis Clark Lauderdale will stage a foiz team, double-e}Imtnatlo4 who alSo tournament this weekend. , Irwin-newly-installed as 7.2 The draw for first-round favo rite for the $34,500) first pairings was to be held t14 prize, said he was pleased to be afternoon. a th in wi a chance of becoming Second game In tonIgh OfllV tha fifth nhiv.'r In win Olin uuu:; n.â1.. k_ 1X9111 ai 0 3.111. Mustangs Begin State Tourney % : .::-:--: . : :' .: 'i.. .'.. . ' - .:. '-'. •' This young couple is considering some of the many bargains available at Seminole County flea markets. Story, more photos, page 3. Q(37) 14.40, P (3.7) 45.90, T (3.7- heldoffthechallengeofwatson blistering finish, Irwin corns 0 (44)13.10:1 (44.1) 40.20; Time 5) 210.40. 207,4. - Eighth Race. S. 514. T. 32.09 Time 3:00.4 to salvage his par. Herald Photo By Tom Netsel ' '' t. -': ."'".:. - . - '..: -. -a. .' �2-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl: Friday, July 20, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'More American Graffiti By VERNON SCOTF America In the mld-1960s as "But It's been seven years HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - seen in four different New since I played the role and a "American Graffiti," a land- Years Eves. lot has happened to me mark 1972 film made for a The Graffiti gang has personally in the intervening $850,000 Paltry and which moved from their teens to years." earned more than $50 their 20s in an atmosphere of Candy followed "Graffiti" million, has produced a anti-Vietnam demonstratwith a starring role opposite sequel, 'More American ions, rock 'n' roll, the drug rock star David Bowie in Graffiti," to be released this scene and flower children. "The Man Who Fell To fall. High school sweethearts Earth," She was reunited The original introduced a Howard and Williams are with Le Mat in "Citizens new cinematic style under parents of twins and Band." the direction of wunderkind unhappily married. Smith Is She starred with Robert George Lucas who went on to a helicopter pilot in Vietnam. Mitchum and James Stewart Produce and direct "Star Le Mat Is a drag racer. Clark a in "The Big Sleep" and then Wars." and Phillips are hippies with Marjoe Gortner In CINDY WILLIAMS "American Graffiti" made living in San Francisco's "When You Comin' Back, stars of Richard Dreyfuss, Halght-Ashbury district. The iai* turned out to be Red Ryder." Cindy Williams, Paul Le "The sequel cost $5 fantastically funny. Candy and Gortner fell In Mat, Charles Martin Smith, million," said Candy Clark, "Richard Dreyfuss sa Mackenzie Phillips and "which means we all got a no. His price was too bigId love and married during Candy Clark who was big pay raise. George Lucas But George found an actih. production of the film and nominated for an Oscar for gave us each a small per- who looks amazingly lii)r were divorced eight months e later. Candy now lives alone her role as Debbie, the high centage of the profits, just as him. In a 14-room Hollywood school dream girl. he did with the first picture. "The new picture Is ruEty home, "which I'm going to All but Dreyfuss, who won "The cast agreed to do four films in one. Only at tTh the 1977 Oscar for "The 'More American Graffiti' a beginning do we appeaie grow into," furnishing it with Goodbye Girl," return for year before the script was together. It was a genuinir antiques. "In the new picture Debbie the sequel which is a written. We were relying on cast reunion and we toastea kaleidoscopic look at George's taste and talent. the new project wit,d lives In Haight-Ashbury with h a rock guitar player," Candy champagne. said. "She's one of the flower "I felt comfortabi o children. Her best friend is returning to play Debbi e Carol, the teenybopper NOW SERVING because the role was custon played by Mackenzie written for me. She's five Phillips, who has changed years older, still upbeat an( a I her name to Rainbow. 5:30 AM - li AM energetic but she look "When I first read the HOME COOKED MEALS entirely different. script, I wondered where in II A.M.4 P.M. Mon thru Thur.—.I1 A.M..IO P.M. Fri £ Sat "I had a few anxieUe the world we'd find the about playing Debbie ai freaky hippies of the midsecond time because I felt I 1960. I thought they'd all 3755 Orlando Dr. (S. Hwy 17.fl)Sanlord had to live up to that Oscar joined the establishment or Across from MoveIind Drive-in nomination. I tried to remain disappeared from the face of fresh and sweet and main- the earth. tain Debbie's naive quality. "But we went to HaightAshbury and there they were, still wearing hair down to their waists, making belts and sandals and selling drugs. "We used them as extras in the picture. It was like going back more than 10 years In time. But they don't call them flower children and hippies anymore. I guess they're just burns today. "We've introduced a lot of new characters in the picture which I think encapsulates the 60s like 'Graffiti' did the SOs. Each of the four segments of the movie is done in a different (Urn style, according to the way pictures were made at the Urns.. It's fascinating. "We are seen in an opening sequence as we were in 'Graffiti" to refresh audiences with the characters as they were last seen. I even wear that crazy Monde wig. "But the principal characters In the sequel have all grown up and changed. Debbie, that's me, works as a topless dancer. You never see me dancing topless. "The new film ends the same way the first one did, with individual pictures of the cast telling what becomes of us in the future. Eventually Debbie becomes a country-western singer. "Indications are there will be a second sequel coming up some day. I hope so. I BREAKFAST BAR-B.QUE CORRAL Jr,()r,"nr There Are Bargains To Be Had If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat HERITAGE INN - Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. Try our traditional Sunday dinner featuring roast beef, ham steak, fried shrimp or fried chicken. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. HOLIDAY INN —1.4— Enjoy live entertainment in our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN—LAZE MONROE-. Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Joists," Sanford. BARB-QUE CORRAL - Now serving breakfast 5:30 am. to 11 am. Home cooked meals are featured. 3755 Orlando Drive, Sanford. Florida Summer Theatre will present the musical, "Li'l Abner," at Stetson University's Stover Theatre In DeLand July 77-29 and Aug. 3-5. Evening performances at 8 o'clock and July 29 and Aug. 5 at 2:30 p.m. only. Call 904-734-1186 for reservations. Central Florida Civic Theatre presents the musical "Gypsy" July 13-15, 20-21, 27-29, 8:15 p.m.; July fl, 2:30 p.m. Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. For reservations call 305-896-7365. Jewelry for mom and drl*ka and cookies for kids are available General Sanford Museum Library, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m. only. Central Florida Zoological Park - U. S. 1742, one mile east of 1.4 and 4½ miles west of Sanford. Hours 9-5. Second Annual Rocket Contest, John Young Planetarium, noon to 3 p.m., Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Three age categories. Saturday, July 21. Loch Haven Art Center, "Paper Media" directly from Smithsonian Institution," Sunday, July 15, through August 12 and an exhibition of Great Masters of the 20th Century. Beal Maltble Shell Museum - One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on Holt Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are I5 P.M. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission 1511 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. Friday, July 10, 1979-3 Maitland Flea Market open weekends T•xt And Photos By Tom N.tsel Do you have some odds and ends left over from your garage sale? Has your hobby outgrown your home? Need a tool and want it at a bargain price? The answer to your problems may be found at a flea market. Flea markets, popular in many countries around the world, probably got their name front the fleas found in the used clothing that was for sale. But, clothing is only one small part of the wares offered now. There are several permanent markets In Seminole County where for a few dollars a booth can be rented to display your junk, your collection and those odds and ends someone may be willing to buy. The Village Super Flea Market on French Avenue in Sanford is open Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday and has 200 booths and 36 permanent vendors on Its 3' acres of land. The Maitland Flea Market in Fern Park, which Is open on weekends, is a little larger with 380 spaces available for food, antiques, comic books and beer can collections. A.R. Cox has been selling a little bit of everything for nine years In Maitland. '1 used to move in and out every weekend for six years," he said. "But my boy left for college and I had it all to do myself. I had to have a permanent place to leave it all." Surrounded by old guns, footballs, pipes and wrenches, Cox said he felt like Sanford and Son with his junk yard. Casting a proud eye around the items that would fill dozens of attics, he explained: "I said to my son Chris, 'Some day this will all be yours!' He took off and I haven't seen him since." Chuck Scales of Oviedo was browsing through Cox's offerings. "I 'like to look through junk," he said. "I got a trowel. I'm going to put a new roof on my house and Ican use it to spread tar. Why pay $1.50 in astore when Ican get it for St(éents here?" An Apopka woman liked to make small animals for a hobby and she darted selling a few and giving others away. Pretty soon her house was full of them. And for the last years "Crafts by Eloise" has been seen two days a week In Sanford and one day In Maitland. Besides making a few dollars, Eloise (no last name given) enjoys talking with the people who stop and look over her wares. "I just love it. It's in my blood and you meet a lot of nice people," she said. Dance sponsored by Republican Club of Seminole to kick off membership drive, 9 p.m. to midnight, July 27, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, $5 a couple. Open to public; cash bar. Music by Phase 4. Big Tree Park - Seminole County-operated park with picnic tables and featuring The Senator, one of the oldest and largest bald cypress trees in the U.S., open 7 a.m. to sunset Mondays through Fridays, 9 a.m. to sunset Saturdays and Sundays, off U.S. 17-92 on. General Hutchison. Parkway, Longwood. Fort Christmas Museum - Authentic replica an 1837 fort of the Second Seininlole War. Guided group tours by calling 568-4149.-Free admission. Open 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 P.M. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road 420, two miles north of East Highway 50 at Chirstmas, Florida. Annie Russell Summer Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park, presents "Damn Yankees," hit musical comedy, Thursday, July 19 through Aug. 5, 8:30 p.m.. Matinees July 28 and Aug. 4, 2 p.m. Tickets available at area agencles.or call 646-2145 for reservations. Kissimmee Bluegrass Festival, Aug. 3-5, Silver Spurs Rodeo Grounds. Bluegrass groups, clogging, crafts, food, free camping and parking. Children under 12 free with parents. Sponsored by Kiwanis Club, all proceeds to charity. Call 305-847..5000 for information. A. B. Cox casts proud eye over his wares "Crafts By Eloise," began as hobby �4—Eve2ln H.rald,Spnford, FL, FrIday,JuJy , 20. 1979 . Jack Lord:He' s Loved By Hawaiians By DICK KLEJNER Hawaii and get crowned. Bureau told me their surveys Everybody knows him show that one-quarter of the HONOLULU, Hawaii and, more importantly, feels new tourists say that they (NEA) Jack Lord could as though he is a personal have come because of what probably run for king of friend, they have seen on our show" "Hey, Jack Lord," called a Hawaii realizes the debt man in a group of beerdrinkers, hanging around the they owe Lord. They have waterfront. "Remember you feted him at dinners, given IWINJ'. went to see my sister In the him honors and, he says, wooed him to become a hospital?" "W' I_ "Well I remember going politician. "Both pa rt ies PLAZA 1T) 730.:40 have come to me," the actor to many hospitals says, and asked me to run patients," Lord said. BARIRA STREISAND RYAN O'pi EIL "Sure you do. Hey, Jack for the House or the Senate. I .. Lord, come here. I got a Saldnoboth times. heavy picture I want to show "When our former you." governor, Jack Byrnes, was I'° Lord went over and the alive, he said he sensed man pulled a snapshot out of something In me. He tried to PLAZA 11 7:40.:3S his wallet. Loter, he told me convince me to consider It. he had expected some naked He was a Democrat and this DENNIS QUAID PG DENNIS CHRISTOPHER lady, but, Instead, was is primarily a Democratic --,.- ______ I. - - ____ ..... ,IPL4A . . • ____ : . I NEVI11 - BREAKING AWAY SAT.-SUN. MAT 3:30 '. .-.. ( man state. draped "Andthenth same door, week after week. He couldn't very well change the door, so he changed the people. I ye been after CBS," he says, "to bring a lady into the show for four years now. They always felt I should leave well enough alone. But .1 felt strongly about It, and I let them know exactly how I felt. "If they hadn't let me have a lady on the show, I would have had to have a long think about whether or not lwould have come back myself." But they acceded to his request, and Sharon Farrell was hired. Then they added William Smith as a tough East Coast cop who comes to Hawaii and stays and joins d. thveua e Republicans Lord believes that adding They er his head. W those two gives the show The Hawaiians 10 e. said the same thing. told me that the Republicans much more dimension and The should ogram on needed me. I told them both "makes this coming year, I CBS "Haw is th at I just wasn't a political beli eve, one of the best years now' goin oing ° l2. season. In that time, he " cat. I couldn't knuckle under of 'Five-O' yet." eMainates, the company ha to anybody. I'm no good at He says he had Sharon Hawaii's personal friend — Jack Lord poured some $ioo million the end of a st ring. Farrell and Bill Smith Into Hawaii's economy. That He says the decision Is signed, and was planning to Is merely the direct amount irrevocable, and that he will "I have a binding contract home every night. So I have add them to the squad. But and, indirectly, probably not become "a political cat," through this year," he says, to come home sooner. And I then James MacArthur twice as much again, no matter how serious the "and I believe that when a want to do other things." dedcledto quit, a decision "And the boost we have persuasion. But, then again, man gives his word, he Lord feels was poorly timed. hemadethedecislon brought to Hawaiian he never thought he'd be really has to live up to the "Jimmy waited until the to carry on through thle tourism," Lord says, "is around for this 12Lh season of agreement. But I ,, 4(IOVIELAND}. , 322 1:30 LINDA DAY GEORGE SEE HER BACK HAND IN RACQUET NAUGHTY WIVES doubt I'll incalculable. The Tourist the show, either. His wife, go beyond this year — I "Am, he says he realized but minute," he says. "It Marie, has been after him to honestly think that I have to he had to give the show a cost us a lot of money, Pretty thorough shake-tip. because we had to rewrite Mop, for many reasons. many scripts. So t isn't true wards to make her 0000' He felt that the public Bill are but he also says he felt an Our Factory Trabeed My sweet, marvelous tired of seeing the same replacements they were Technicians Service obligation to CBS. wile waits for me to come people come through the meant to be additions." SERVICE -. - ALL MAKES • of Imported cars and trucks. Our prices will pleasantly surprise you. BAIRDRAY DATSUN 4444 N. I7. Longwood, Ph. $31.1315 $AflffiDAY HAIIIANAIGNT, .' ALL YOU CAN EAT' .,$3•95 yev ,:.. Will1me,r s Sir, Md v w C O. 4 o h" W" ~ IjkeeJAW~ SVUK. NIW ON U Is It Too Hot For Exercise? Then Try These In Your Pool Hush those excuses about It being too hot for exercise. Just move your workout from land to water. Here are five water exercises—called "hydrocalisthenlca"—to tone your entire body. The exercises come from George Haines, Olympic swim coach and consultant to Phillips Petroleum, national sponsor of the AAU senior swimming program. 1. Bobs Limber up by bobbing In the water. (chest deep water is best for most of these exercises.) Kicks; Grasp the side of the pool. Extend your legs behind you. Lift them up and down slowly. Intersperse with rapid, vigorous kicks for 30-second Intervals. Water Jacks; Stand-up th the water at the side of the pool. Extend your left arm to the ledge for support. Place your rigid arm at your side. Lilt your right leg up from the side of your body In a scissor-like motion as you swing your right arm in a circle from your side up and over your head. Return to darting position. Repeat 20 times. Then turn around to exercise your other side. Leg Swings; Grasp the edge of the pool. Thrust your right leg forward as if kicking a bill. Then swing it down and back behind your body. Return to darting position. Perform the pendulum-like motion 20 times. Repeat with the left leg. S. Arm Swings; Stand In neck-deep water with your arms at your aides and your palms flat against your legs. Like a bird flapping its wings, raise your arms to shoulder height and return them to your sides. Repeat 20 times. Move the arm from the shoulder; don't bend It at the elbow. The 10 Most Beautiful Roads ,, 4. U.S. 550 In Colorado from Montrose to Durango. 5. Hawaii Route 56 from Uhue to Haena on the Island of Kauai. 6. The Blue Ridge Parkway south from Front Royal, Va. In spring. 7. Vermont Route l) In autumn. S. U.S. 61 through the historic MIssiSsIppI towns of Vicksburg and Natchez to New Orleans. 9. North Carolina Route 12 down the Outer Banks from Nags Head to Hatteras and by ferry to Ocracoke Island. I I' ke'rad, Sanford, Fl. '' ' F'ddaye 'iUtc"2'O.i*79-5 1/ July 20 thru 26 CE 0 0 (NBC) (CBS) JocsonvitI• (CBS) Orlande (NBC) 4ondo (PBS) (ABC) JIMItumvIlte Specials Of The Week SATURDAY JULY 21, 1979 EVENING 10:00 @ 0 CBS REPORTS 'The Boston Goes To China" Ed Bradley reports on the Boston Symphony's historic tour of China (R) SUNDAY n eurological O THE TVSHOW Rob Reiner and guests Including Billy Crys8 30 tal, Johnny Brown and Mtin THE DIPLOMATIC STYLE -mull JdU U satirical lOOK at iv OF ANDREW YOUNG A docu- programming from the audimeritary on the United States ence perspective. Ambassador to the United Nations. (R) (R) - - 10:00 THE IMMIGRANTS The son of an Italian immigrant couple becomes a shipping magnate after his parents die in an earthquake. (Part I of 2) TUESDAY EVENING JULY 24, 1979 O MOSES - THE LAWGIVER The Israelites overcome their last perils and enter the Promised Land, but lose their leader Moses who sees his task is over and leaves them on their own. (Part 6 of 6)(R) MONDAY JULY 23. 1979 EVENING 8:00 @0 THE BODY HUMAN "The Vital Connection" The intricate relationship between thi. brain and the nervous system is explored through a combination of unique photography and the personal dramas of three people faced by different .Jazz giant George Shearing WEDNESDAY JULY 22, 1979 10:00 -- EVENING 8:00 REPORTS 0 CBS "Blacks In America: With All Deliberate Speed?" Ed Bradley reports on the status of blacks in America, focusing on bobs. ousing, education and potitics, 25 years after the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court case outlawing segregation in public facilities. (Part I of 2) fD THE SCARLET LETTER Seven years have passed since Hester Prynne gave birth to the illegitimate Pearl; Dimmesdale seems close to death, and Hester realizes she must reveal Chillingworth's true identity to him. (Part 3 of 4) 11:30 JULY 25. 1979 EVENING Less Is More For Blind Jazz Artist 8:00 @D 0 CBS REPORTS "Blacks In America: With All Deliberate Speed?" Ed Bradley reports on the status of blacks in America, focusing on lobs, housinq. education and potitics. 425 years aner the land. mark Brown vs Board of Education Supreme Court case outlawing segregation in public facilities. (Part 2 of 2) 9:00 0J ECHOES OF THE 1601S Hosts John Ritter, Suzanne Somers and Twiggy look back at the music, politics, fashion and changes that occurred both in America and abroad during the tumultuous 1960s. THURSDAY JULY 26, 1979 EVENING 8:00 2) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Groat Mojave Desert" The Mojave is a silent, severe landscape 01 twisted rock, arid plains and dry lakes NEW YORK NEA)-Thirty years after he formed his famous quintet, jazz pianist George Shearing has embraced the aitistie dieturn that less is more. Five have become two. The combo fondly remembered for great performances and recordings of "September in the [lain," "East of the Sun," "I Remember April" and his own "Lullaby of Birtiland" is now the George Shearing Duo. His new bassist (since January) is Brian Torff, a musically mature young artist whom Shearing describes as "25 going on so," What has been gained through the reduction In the number of players is freedom. "I don't think my Interpretations had changed an awf ul lot since the early (12)SEC ATHLETE OF THE 4:30 SATURDAY 1950s and until the quintet YEAR AWARDS 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS JULY 21. 1979 A special performance by the was disbanded, because for EVENING the most part we were locked U.S.S.R. gymnastics team, 7:00 into the readily identifiable featuring Nellie Kim and Nicolal AFTERNOON ) SOCCER MADE IN GER- Andrianov, from San Diego, sound-4he block chord In tOO MANY Fortuna Dusseldorf vs. California; European Welghtliftthe piano, vibes and guitar. 2)WRE8TUNG Kaiserslautern (R) ing Championships from "Occasionally we got Veins, Bulgaria; Hawaiian Mas1:30 away from It to play some ters Surfing from Oahu, Hawaii. COLLEGE BOWL. CHAMSUNDAY jazz lines. But the degree of PIONSHIP8 spontaneity among five 200 JULY 22. 1979 MONDAY people most of the time is of (12) PRE-GAME SHOW necessity less than between WRESTLING JULY 23, 1919 AFTERNOON two," he points out. 2:15 "So there weren't nearly 1:00 EVENING (2) (1 BASEBALL Regional (2) RACERS as many musical surprises, coverage of Houston Astros at &OO There wasn't nearly the Pittsburgh Pirates: Cincinnati 4:00 BASEBALL Regional cov'now' creativity about how Reds at St. Louis Cardinals. (2) (121 SPOMT8WORLD Live 0 erage of California Angels at coverage of a 10-round heavy- Boston we feel about a certain piece 3:30 Red Sox; Kansas City weight bout between Ken Nortonight, which may be totally RACE WEEK AT ROCKINGRoyals at Texas Rangers O ton and Scott LeDoux from the different from the way we'll HAM San Diego Sports Arena; Interfeel about it tomorrow, 4:30 TUESDAY national Amateur Athletic Fed"I find It easier to be un(4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR eration mile run from Oslo, predictable in the piano and Coverage of the Royal Ascot Norway. JULY 24. 1979 hors. races from London, (4)0 CBS SPORTS SPECIAL bass milieu than lever did in England; Part 1 of the World Coverage of Part II of the the quintet. I can address EVENING Speedway team champion- World Speedway Team Chammyself to being more ships in motorcycle racing from pionships from Reading, 9:00 responsible as a pianist and Reading. England; Tucson England; World Dart ChamTENNIS "Washington Star less responsible as a leader, Open Bowling. a PBA tour pionship from London, International" Manuel Orantes, particularly one who rests on vent, from Tucson, Arizona. England: Mr. Universe comp.. Brian Gottfried, Marty Rleuen, his laurels." "British Open" CovGOLF tition from Acapulco; National Harold Solomon and Dick erage of the final round of play Tractor Pulling Championships Stockton compete for a Torf f, adds Shearing is from Royal Lythaen and St. from Bowlinç Green.' Ohio; $28,000 first prize in the finals very conscious not only of Anne's Golf Club in Lancashire. World Professional Skateboard of this event from Washington the traditional bass line but England. Championships from Carson, D.C's 16th and K Street of the "cello line" aswell. He California. Courts. has a strong Bach feeling, 5:00. Sports On The Air According To Kuralt Charles Kuralt spends a lot of time on the road as correspondent for CBS News. Now he has compiled this list of the nation's 10 most beautiful roads for Family Circle I. U.S. 212 from Red Lodge, Mont., up 11,000-foot Beartooth Pass and down to the northeast entrance of Yellowstone Park. California Route 1 along the Pacific coast from Macro Bay to Monterey. The Going to the Sun Highway across Glacier Park in .i 'i 's*spa. ., ;;t:' ! 4 'vehn TELEVISION - , inventing countermelodies in the low register that could have been written by the master cont rapuntalist himself. Along with providing the foundation for the pianist's inventive chords, the string bass player creates cello-like interweavings that fit glovesnug with the themes that Shearing is exploring on the keyboard. Torff is a pianist as well, so he watches Shearing's hands, listens and instinctively knows what to do. Happy as tie is working with only one other musician, Shearing occasionally makes an exceptlon and plays with two— but not any two. in Germany last year he was introduced to a Danish bassist, Niels Henning Orsted-Pedersen, and a guitarist, Louis Stewart. Within 15 minutes, he recalls, they were working together as If they'd been a combo for years. They taped three albums in Hamburg and he'll be recording with them again on his next European tour. There have been some changes as well In the pianist's private life. In 1973 he and Trixie, his wife of 33 years, dissolved their marriage, and since 1975 he's been married to Ellie, a TV 'Mag classical musician and mezzo-Soprano. After living 16 years on the West ('mist, he gave up his Victorian home near San Francisco's Iresidio and settled into an upper East Side apartment in Manhattan. While club dates continue to be a mainstay of his performing schedule, Shearing also appears frequently with symphony orchestras. On the first half of a program he'll play a Mozart or Bach work with the orchestra, and after intermission, lie and bassist Torff will modulate the mood to Jazz. This summer's schedule InnI nnnnnt nn,l %. n ii " U oneday jazz workshop at the century-old Chautauqua, south of Buffalo, N.Y. Tapes, records, printed musicandamasterfulcrossIndexed filing system occupy one room of George and Ellie's gracious apartment, with three pianos, including a magnificent Bogendorfer, conveniently at hand. He seems not at all Inconvenlenced by the fact that he never has been able to see and can treat the matter with humor. An interviewer once asked him if he'd been blind his whole life. He thought a moment, then replied: "Not yet." Airs On WFW In the first cooperative venture of this form, four major Florida television stations will share In the production of a weekly electronic magazine program this fall. The halfhour presentation, ',Florida I", will air Tuesday evenings at 7:30 on WFVtP, Channel 9, Orlando, beginning Sept. 4. Other participating stations are W'IVT, Tampa; WJXT, Jacksonville; and WPLG,Miàmi Each outlet will produce features statewide Interest from its own geographical area, Stories will be exchanged among the stations for final assemble into program form, Each area will have a local host assigned to "norimia!". In Central Florida, Dennis Bounds will handle hosting duUe.'. Bounds appears In the "anchor" position on weekend editions of WFTV's Eyewitness News. �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, FL FRIDAY July 20 EVENING 6:00 (2J @J 00 0 NEWS fD STUDIO SEE "Beluga" Bolinda, a giant Bluga whale. trains at San Diego's Sea Woild; two Chicago kids run a skateboard shop; apple picking in New England. (A) 6:30 NBC NEWS (2) @30 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS ) VILLA AI.EGRE (R) 7:00 Mary's parents move to Minneapolis to be close to their only daughter. (II) THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD ) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) DANCE FEVER THE MUPPETS Guest: Spike Milligan. 0 FAMILY FEUD (12 CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS CD DICK CAVETT Guests: Honi Coles and the Copasetics. (Part 2 o 2) 8:00 The new owner of Mr. Drummond's apartment building sets up a "no children" rule. (A) INCREDIBLE HULK @3 While working as a school gardener, David Banner befriends a young victim of parental abuse. (A) O OPERATION PETTICOAT The bumbling It. Bender Is placed in temporary command or the Sea Tiger while Lt. Cmdr. Hailer undergoes surgery. (RI ) WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 0 8:30 (2) 1121 ROCKFORD FILES Jim becomes the target of an ix- Young Poets These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County, They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools Program. These pupils are taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are generally provided with a theme, but are not told what they should write. I wish I had a blue Corvette and a piece of hair with fleas and szim,w and an not with two tusks aid eight eyes aid subway feet I wish l had a flying plate and I was as itr.ug as a milk, and one Grape Apes John A.g.ve I wish I had a pet King Koo convict who blames the detective for his Imprisonment. (A) O WELCOME BACK, KOTT'ER Epstein and Washington enter a high school talent competition, only to learn an old enemy has already fixed the contest. (A) 10 WACL STREET WEEK "Uncertain Market Options And Strategies" Guest: Gary L. Gastneau, manager, Options Portfolio Service, Kidder, Peabody & Company Inc. MASTERPIECE THEATRE "I, Claudius: Some JusticeTiberius and Livia far that they will be Implicated in the death of Germanicus. Meanwhile, Caligula begins to show signs of mental instability. (A) IFOO NEWS (2) (1)0 O DICK CAVETT "Scared Straight -- How Prisoners Help Reform Delinquents" ) DICK CAVETT Guest: Walter Terry. 11:30 (2) 1121 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Bob and Ray, Joe Namath, Susan Sarandon. (4) NEWLYWED GAME NEWS 00 SOAP Danny and Burt @.) 0 THE DUKES OF HAZ. ZARD Boss Hogg accuses Ba search for Elaine's murderer, of robbery, while the real thief Benson and Jessica pose as sweet-talks Daisy Into putting husband and wife to visit Eunhim up at the Hazzard home. ice and Dutch, and Det. Donahue tells Jessica that (A) Chester might be dead. (RI ABC MOVIE "The Rein1200 carnation Of Peter Proud" "Battle Of The (1975) Michael Sarrazin, Jen- @3 MOVIE nifer O'Neill. A man who Bulge" (Part 1)(C)(1966) Henry dreams he was murdered in a Fonda, Robert Ryan. American troops, hindered by bad weathprevious life visits the town of his dreams and unleashes a er, stem a massive German offensive by developing a brilterrifying chain of events. (A) El V.I. PEOPLE "NASA liant strategy. (2 1/2 Hrs.) MOVIE "Kaleidoscope" Revisited" A look back at the historic entry of man Into (C) (1966) Warren Beatty, space, including interviews with Susannah York, A member of some of the principle people the lot set devises a scheme to responsible for the landing of beat the casinos of Europe. (1 1/2 Hrs.) man on the moon and film clips showing highlights of the his12:35 toric moment. MOVIE "My Six Loves" (C) (1963) Debbie Reynolds, Cliff 9:30 €11 PROBE "NASA: A Look Robertson. A Broadway Ahead" A look at the future of actress is adopted by six abandoned children she finds living NASA will be presented. on her property in the country, 10:00 (1 Hr. 55 Mins.) (2)G2)NBC NEWS SPECIAL 1:00 REPORT John Chancellor. 1321 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Roy Neal and former astronaut Alan Shepard commemmorate Host: Suzl Quatro. Guests: the 101h anniversary of man's Queen, David Bowie, David Naughton, Roger Voudouris, first walk on the moon. (!)DALLAS A trio of kid- Candi Staton, Paul Warren and nappers planning to grab J.R. Explorer. accidentally c..ptures Bobby 1:30 instead. (A) MOVIE "Who's Been SCARED STRAIGHT Peter Sleeping In My Bed?" (C) Falk hosts this documentary (1963) Dean Martin, Elizabeth from Rahway State Prison in Montgomery. While visiting his New Jersey dealing with a pro- psychiatrist, a soap opera star gram that scares the crime out is pursued by his fins and his of Juvenile delinquents. fiancee. (2 Hrs.) O (2) TIC TAC DOUGH @D MARY TYLER MOORE 2) 0 DIFF'RENT STROKES Friday, July 20, 1979 O Id keep it In the garage He would be as tall as 28* skyscrapers Bobby Swan wouldn't have pat loop Is my hair last night. I wish I had a car I wish that we could pencil fight In school. I wish I had a million bucks. John DuLong Iwish Ibad a horse to ride everyday I would keep It In my backyard I with I had all the money In the world I wish l had a bear as big u IwoIdd buy all the candy I the Empire State could get my k.n45 on Building. I wish it would snow Icould climb on top of It fourteen Inches deep and scare everybody away. every Saturday I would be his best buddy. for fifteen hours I would build a ladder as KIrstie Eck tall as be is and feed him. I wish I had a moped and a I wish I had a green and cat. gushy monster, Alex Caitady who ever It touched I wish I had No milieu would turn green just like dellars, the monster. I would buy a go-cart and Laura Ford an engine. Peter A. I wish I was magic I wish I had ababy I wish l had aFasbay It would make King Kong I wish there were a. girls. It would be 65 million miles I wish that my fricude and I were the only pe.jde. It would beabl.t.staadup I wish I didell have a big is the deepest water heather. I wish I was a glut I wish that we dhklg have I wish I was ugly Idea I would desow pesple aid IwishlhadaHa& Iwlik that my WS. July 21 SATURDAY MORNING HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH "Chest Pain" 5:00 0 THE FBI 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 6:00 (1)CRACKERBARREL 0 THE LAW AND YOU 0 HOT DOG 6:25 O FRIENDS 6:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (i) FARM AND HOME 0 SPECTRUM HOT FUDGE 1:30 O COLLEGE BOWL CHAMPIONSHIPS €L SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Ebert and Gene Siskel host an informative look at what's new at the movies. 2:00 PRE-GAME SHOW c2 MAVERICK "Plunder Of Paradise" 0 WRESTLING )AMERICA AFTER VIETNAM "America Talks To Itself" Daniel Schorr looks at how the media of communications was affected by the Vietnam war. ble to prosecution because of a brain tumor. 7:00 (2) THE GONG SHOW @3 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER 0 HEE HAW Guests: Johnny Duncan, Janie Fricke. Johnny Gimble. LAWRENCE WELK "Bob Hope Tribute" ) SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY Fortuna Dusseldorf vs. Kaiserslautern (R) 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA @3 THE MUPPETS Guest: SyI. vester Stalione. 800 (2)Q2) CHIPS Ponch and Jon volunteer for a pilot trail bike team to patrol a hillside area being destroyed by dirt-bikers. (A) 7:00 (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION @30 CBS MOVIE "Animal 2:15 0 SLACK AWARENESS Crackers" (1930) The Marx 2i© BASEBALL Regional Brothers, Lillian Roth. A socialTONY THE PONY © BATTLE OF THE PLANETS coverage of Houston Astros at ite (amity's party for two celebPittsburgh Pirates; Cincinnati rities is hilariously disrupted by 7:30 Reds at St. Louis Cardinals. two bumbling musicians and BAY CITY ROLLERS (2) an insulting guest of honor. 2:30 (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY @3 MOVIE "Call Me Mister" 0 BATrLESTAR GALACTICA 0 30 MINUTES ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI- (C) (1951) Betty Grable, Dan The crew of the Galactica are Dailey. A soldier goes AWOL to attracted by an alien's mysteriMALS "The Falcon" (A) try to win back his entertainer ous powers and his promise of 8:00 an end to their search for wife. (2 Hrs.) (2) ALViN AND THE CHIP. Z) ANOTHER VOICE Earth. (Part I 0121(R) UUNK8 9:00 300 1)0 POPEVE t2)(12) SWORD OF JUSTICE BIG VALLEY A measles0 FANGFACE Jack Cole joins an aerial circus stricken Indian refuses help €Zl ERICA in an effort to expose it as a from a medical missionary and front for a heroin smuggling 8:30 tries to return to his tribe. operation. (R) FANTASTIC FOUR (2) O UNTAMED WORLD O LOVE BOAT "The 0 SC008YS ALL-STARS ) V.I. PEOPLE "NASA W CONSUMER SURVIVAL Revisited" A look back at the Decision" Debbie Allen; "Poor KIT "Prescription Drugs, Little Rich Girl" Maren Jensen, historic entry of man into Dennis Cole; "Love Me, Love Advertising, Adoption" (R) space, including interviews with My Dog" Gene Rayburn, Fan900 some of the principle people nie Flagg. (A) (2)0 000ZILLA SUPER 90 responsible for the landing of 0 THE GLITTERING PRIZES (4)0 BUGS BUNNY/ROAD man on the moon and film clips "A Love Life" 1955 finds CamRUNNER showing highlights of the hisbridge classmates planning 90 CROCKETT'S VICTORY toric moment. their careers, swapping partGARDEN 3:30 ners and looking to the future. 9:30 RACE WEEK AT ROCKING. 1000 ) UUA8, YOGA AND YOU (A) HAM (2) (12) SUPERTRAIN One of PROBE "NASA: A Look 10:00 five players engaging in a highAhead" A look at the future of O 8UPERFR$E'16 stakes, marathon poker game l MOVIE "The Winslow NASA will be presented. aboard Sup.rtrain begins subBoy" (81W) (1949) Robert 400 stituting counterfeit money for Donat, Margaret Leighton. The O LAST OF THE WILD the real cash, (R) plight of a young boy, unjustly 0 NOVA "Einstein" The why (4)0 CBS REPORTS "The accused of stealing, touches and how of Einstein's thought Boston Goes To China" Ed Off a massive lawsuit for deli- processes that brought him to Bradley reports on the Boston mat Ion of character, (2 Hrs.) his earth-shattering conclu- Symphony's historic tour 01 sions "a explained. (A) China. (A) 1010 0 FANTASY ISLAND An (2) (12) DAFFY DUCK 4:30 Invalid (Toni TennIlIe) meets (4)0 TARZAN / SUPER SEV- (4) SPORTS SPECTACULAR EN Coverage of the Royal Ascot her convict pen-pal (Michael horse races from London, Parks) and a comedy writer 11:00 England; Part I of the World (Fred Grandy) gets a shot at (2) (12) FRED AND BARNEY the big time. (A) Speedway team champion. 11:30 ships in motorcycle racing from 1100 (2) (12) THE JETSONS Reading, England; Tucson (2) (4)00 (12) NEWS 0 OUR GANG COMEDIES Open Bowling, a PBA tour 0 MONTY PYTHON'S FLYevent, from Tucson, Arizona. ING CIRCUS WORLD WAR 1101 DIARY 11:30 "Peleliu: The Killing Ground" (2) (12) SATURDAY NIGHT O GOLF "British Open" CovLIVE Host: Cicely Tyson. 12:00 erage of the final round of play Guests: The Talking Heads. (A) (2) (Ii) BUFORD AND THE from Royal Lylham and St. GALLOPING GHOST MOVIE "Stalag 17" (B/W) Anne's Golf Club in Lancashire. c4)BONKERSI Quest: Marty England. (1953) William Holden, Otto Allen. Preminger. U.S. soldiers boat a 500 O SPACE ACADEMY tough sergeant suspected of (2) IRONSIDE Ironside is O PINK PANTHER being a spy. (2 Hrs. 20 Mini.) determined to save a young OMEDIX 0 MOVIE "My Foolish man from life as a pool shark. Heart" (8/W) (1950) Dana 12:30 O DONNA FARGO Andrews, Susan Hayward. A (1) OUTLOOK WITH JOY (12) SEC ATHLETE OF THE Pregnant young woman finds BRYON YEAR AWARDS herself in despair when her sol(ii MOVIE "Take Her She's ID FIRING LINE "Capital dier lover is killed during the Mine" (C) (1963) James StewPunishment" Guests: Robert war. (2 Hrs.) art, Sandra Dee. An over-proShevin, Tobias Simon, tective father has many prob100 lems coping with his freo-spIrit5:30 ccot.swy SHOP NEE HAW HONEYS ad daughter in college. (2 Hrs.) (12) MOVIE "Pretty Poison" Quests: The Kendalls, Ir 110"i A..h,.rn, .—. . PAY i-aer Tuesday Weld, An ex-convict 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND returns to prison after a brief KIDSWORLD jaunt as an imaginary CIA CROCKErl'S VICTORY agent. (1 Hr. 50 Mini.) GARDEN .--, too (11) SOUL TRAIN 0 STAR TREK The landing C2)@3GIZNEWR S AMERICANs 6M Party of the Enterprise is (2)FLoivcws WATCHING exposed to a strange disease (4)0 CSS that agis people at an Incr.dl. S NEWS ble raw , Acial This , 11 , ,,,,,,,.,.,, .-.,..,,,, t30 (2) MOVIE "Crack In The Mirror" (8/W) (1960) Orson Welles, Juliette Greco. Three high.socjsly lawyers lead lives somewhat parallel to their clit5 of the lower class, (1 Hr. 45 Mine) SUNDAY July 22 - 8:00 based L4) CONSUMER BUYLINE @300 NEWS 0 THE ADVOCATES "Should 0 MOSES THE LAWGIVER Puerto Rico A The Israelites overcome their Be Commonwealth, A State. Or An last perils and enter the Independent Nation'?" (A) Promised Land, but lose their leader Moses who sees his task 6:30 is over and leaves them on (2J NEWS their own. (Part 6 of 6)(R) (Ii) CBS NEWS EL) UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS 030 MINUTES "The Key Of The Door" ElizaKINGDOM "Return WILD O both finds her loyalties divided 01 The Sea Cows" Sea cows are stranded in their attempt to between her family and her swim from the ocean to their reactionary friends. 11:00 breeding grounds up river. NEWS (12) WILD KINGDOM "Return Of The Pine Marten" Marlin 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS returns these furry carnivores "Vassar Clements / Gatemouth to the beautiful Nicolet Forest. Brown" Clements plays bluegrass; Brown plays a number 7:00 of different instruments. (2) (12) WORLD OF DISNEY 11:30 "My Dog, The Thiel" A helicop- (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "King" ter-borne traffic reporter (1978) Paul Winfield, Cicely (Dwayne Hickman) discovers Tyson. Young Martin Luther that his new on-the-job partner King Jr. returns to his Southern and roommate, a giant St. home from a northern school Bernard, is also a kleptomani- and begins attracting national ac. (Part 1 of 2) (A) attention with his civil rights (4)0 60 MINUTES activisim. (Part 1 of 3) (A) 0 HARDY BOYS Joe is CBS MOVIE "Don't Look shocked when Frank runs away Now" (1974) Julie Christie, with a beautiful woman Donald Sutherland. An English involved in an elaborate plan to couple who move to Venice steal negotiable securities. (A) after the death of their daugh0 INFLATION "The Sky's ter are met there by a series of The Limit" Moderator Marilyn psychic occurrences and mysBerger presents a national per- terious murders. spective on inflation in this pro- 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett gram originating from several uses handwriting analysis to American cities. find the person who is writing a politician threatening notes. (A) 8:00 (2) (12) NBC MOVIE "Pleasure 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Georgia Cove" (1979) Tom Jones, Con- Fame, Russ Ballard, Albert nie Forslund. A staff member at Hammond, Ronnie Lane. a posh island resort becomes (12) AFTER HOURS romantically involved with a charming rogue, unaware of the man's criminal intentions. i (A) @30 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie convinces Barney Hefnor to give up on his philandering wife and introduces him to a wealthy friend of Edith's. (A) 0 SALVAGE I The Salvage crew encounter a deadly spaciBill Bixby, who plays at meteor shower while trying David Banner on "The to recover a gold'4ncased Incredible Hulk," is a sixthsatellite. (Part 201 2)(A) generation Californian and a EVENING AT POPS The ED San multi-talented Joel Grey lends fifth-generation his inimitable style to parlor- Franciscan. He attended San mances of "Cabaret" by Kand- Francisco City College and or / Ebb, "Short People" by the University of Cali fornia Randy Newman, and songs by Cy Coleman and George M. at Berkely, majoring In speech and minoring In Cohan. philosophy. After college, he went on 830 (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME active duty with the Army Ann is offered the career Reserve, then moved to opportunity of a lifetime but Hollywood, A job as a questions the price of success. lifeguard was a springboard to a two-year modelling 9:00 career in Detroit. (4)0 ALICE After appearing Back in Hollywood, Bixby in a children's theater producspotted by an agent in a was tion, Alice gets faint praise but showcase production. TV Vera gets rave reviews. (A) "War roles followed and film MOVIE ABC 0 Games" (1970) Brian Keith. immediately. Tony Curtis. The cold war include movies His between an army hacii and Are the Brave" "Lonely neighboring town turns hot la Douce" and when two soldiers borrow a "Under the Yum Yum tank and wage a comic war former series His Tree," against the town's private Favorite "My have seen army. ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE Martian," "The Courtship of "I, Claudius: Queen Of Eddie's Father" and "The Heaven" Tiberius disappoints Magician." He also is the the aging Livia with his treasohost for PBS's "Once Upon A nous reign, while Sejanus maintains the real power in the Classic" series. As an actor he Is most empire. Claudius receives an odd request from his grand. proud of "Eddie's Father" mother. (A) and the PBS production of Jay Friedman's play, Bruce 9:30 THE JEFFERSONS His many "Steambath," (3) 0 When Louise finds out about a Egvjny nominations Include new clause in George's will, she one for "Rich Man, Poor almost gives him cause to use . Man," the second series of It. (A) which he also won a 10:00 Directors Guild nomination. (2)(12) PRIME TIME SUNDAY Bixby lives with his wife, Chris Wallace speaks with Crystal Lee Sutton and Eli Brenda Benet, and theIr 3Zirkovtch, on - w$iosi Nyse the ye*"old am In West Los - MORNING 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS The work of the Community Of Peace People, an organization dodicatod to ending the strife in Northern Ireland, is examined. (R) EL) FLORIDA REPORT 6:00 ç4)ABETTER WAY ØTHIS IS THE LIFE 6:30 SERVICE CHURCH (4) LIVING WORD ( 1:00 - AQRIGULTUP AFTER HOURS 6:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP O CL RACERS O CONSUMER BUVUNE 0 MORAL ISSUES (12) MOVIE "Spartacus" (C) (1960) Kirk Douglas, Laurence 700 Olivier. A gladiator escapes (2) 2'S COMPANY from slavery to challenge the SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM strength of Imperial Rome and QMARLO AND THE MAGIC becomes a symbol of freedom. MOVIE MACHINE (3 Hrs.) O VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI- EL) WASHINGTON WEEK IN TION REVIEW (R) JERRY FALWELL 1:30 7:30 CD MOVIE "Villa Rides" (C) A.M.E. HOUR (2) (1968) Yul Brynner, Robert (4) SUNDAY MORNING Mitchum. An aviator teams up O FAITH FOR TODAY with Pancho Villa to further the PICTURE OF HEALTH cause of the Mexican Revolu800 tion. (2 1/2 Hrs.) THE LITTLE RASCALS (2) SUNDAY MASS (1) OF WOMEN AND MEN UNTAMED WORLD 0 WALL STREET WEEK © REX HUMBARD "Uncertain Market Options SHOW MY PEOPLE And Strategies" Guest: Gary L. JV SESAME STREET (R) Gastneau, manager, Options 8:30 Portfolio Service, Kidder, Pea(4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC body & Company Inc. (R) MOVIE MACHINE 2:00 O ORAL ROBERTS MOVIE "The Ambushers" @3 9:00 (C) (1967) Dean Martin, Santa (2) ARCHIE CAMPBEll Berger. Matt Helm is sent td i) 0 SUNDAY MORNING Mexico to find an experimental O BIGFOOT AND WIL000Y flying saucer and retrieve it ORAL ROBERTS from the enemy. (2 Hrs.) MISTER ROGERS (R) MOVIE "I'll Never Forget 9:30 What's 'Is Name" (C) (1968) (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBI- Orson Welles, Oliver Reed. A LEE successful businessman gives up everything to return to his O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO (M MOVIE "My Little Chicka- carefree youth. (2 Hrs.) dee" (B/W) (1940) W.C. Fields, 0 MOVIE "Saratoga" (81W) Ma. West. A woman searches (1937) Clark Gable, Jean for a rich husband but gets Harlow, The sultry daughter of mixed up with a masked a wealthy horse breeder bandit (1 1/2 Hrs.) becomes romantically involved OELECTPdC COMPANY (R) with a big-time bookie. (2HrS.) SHAKESPEARE THE 10.00 Caesar" OSTUDIO SEE Visits a kids' PLAYS "Julius Charles Gray, Richard Pasco, rodeo, a girl who trains dolElizabeth phins and mural artist Blue David Collings. Spriggs and Keith Michell are Sky. (A) featured in a new television 10-30 production of Shakespeare's rig classic. (2) MOVIE "Good Morning, Miss Dove" (C) (1955) Jennifer 4:00 Jones, Robert Stack. A stern SPORTSWORLD Live schoolmarm changes the lives a 10-round heavyof a generation of New England coverage of weight bout between Ken Nortownspeople, (2 Hrs.) @3 TORY BROWN'S JOURNAL ton and Scott LeDoux from the San Diego Sports Arena; InterO FOR OUR TIMES national Amateur Athletic FedO KID8WORLD oration mile run from Oslo, S ZOOM (R) Norway. CBS SPORTS SPECIAL (14)0 AGRON8KY AND COMPA- Coverage of Part II of the NY World Speedway Team ChamO THE LAW AND YOU plonships from Reading, O (12) FIRST BAPTIST England; World Dart ChamCHURCH from London, SQUE PASA, U.S.A.? Adela England; Mr. Universe compebrings a priest to counsel C ar- litton from Acapulco; National men and Jpo after they start Tractor Pulling Championships doing yoga and eating macro- from Bowling Green, Ohio; biotic foods. (A) World Professional Skateboard Championships from Carson. 11:30 California. '(4)0 FACE THE NATION 0 BEVERLY HILLBILLIES 101 00 BLUE MARBLE - AFTERNOON (14) MOVIE 120 The Silencers" (C) (1966) Din Martin, Stella Stevens. A Mml-rstirsd spy is assigned the task of trailing a defector and preventing him from disclosing top-secret Information. (2 Hs,) 0SPECTRUM S$UIS AND ANSWERS (12) INTERCOM S CONSUMER SURVIVAL - 4:30 0 WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS A special performance by the U.S.S.R. gymnastics team, featuring Nellie Kim and Nicolal Andrianov, from San Diego, California; European Weightliftlng Championships from Varna, Bulgaria; Hawaiian Mastars Surfing from Oahu, HawaIi. . 5:00 5 FIRING LINE "The Energy Crisis" Guest: Senator Howard Metzenbsum (0.-Ohio). 630 KIT "Coffee, Tenants' Rights, (2) BONANZA Car Lia$lng"(R) (M F-TROOP Bl xby: Model To Actor Friday, July 20,1979-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I• . MEMO . o u a... MMI NEE MMME MM . I a... NEE .. WEEMS EM EI.. u... MEMO m m MMM ••• MMMNMI us . u... NONE 0 ME N E WM ON OMM M M No N O H NNOMMO OMMENIN o O E ACROSS 48 Dennis was McCloud 1 Actor 50 Musical corn Silvers position 5 Camp bed 8 Coagulate 51 World War II agency 12 Eastern 53 Undulate college 54 European 13 Hasten capital 14 Employ 15 Girl's name 55 Pike-like fish 16 High in pitch 56 Other (music) (Latin) 17 Modern 57 Sharp Persia 58 Boy's 18 Builds nickname 20 Actress 59 Bark Britt 22 CuItivatet DOWN 24 Commercial 25 Deck with I Actor jewels Denver 28 Actor 2 Popular Bolger musical 30 Kimono sash 3 That one 33 Heroic poem Ilatinl 34 ... Dawber 4 Percolates is Mindy 5 Actor 35 Singer Chevy Martin 6 Energy 36 Insect egg source 37 Request 7 Head 38 Entertainer lFrenctl George B TV cook 39 From Julia (prefix) 9 Italian 40 Actress money Barbara 10 Algerian 42 Fred Flintseaport stone's pal ..' .-- 11 Watch over 19 Singer . . Jones 21 Mary Place 23 Perry Mason's P.1. Paul 25 TV hear, 25 Gentle 26 Upon Ipref ix) 27 Obtained 29 Exist 30 Poetic con traction 31 Prohibit 32 Those in office 34 Letter afterthought - -. --- .. -- ',Villiirus 41 Diminutive 42 Bound volume 43 Church part 44 Reign 45 Hindu philosophy 47 Valley 48 Wicked 49 Harvest bi Close companion SOL UTION '-- . 35 Actress Faye 37 Actor Vigocla 38 The Gees 39 Actor N 'I II t .1 1 V 11A 01S0 tIV9 viIY S It .1 0 V 11 U IAVN AINHVII HIAY IN HV :i 0 1 115 1 IS 'NHI1H 50.1 I kV.l NV III h191H AVH I H (I II 1 0 It Ii V 5 13 I H I ii N V 1 I 1 Ylli LIV NVHI I1VA I I If 1 H I II , I ii ,t v 0 :) I 0 1I ,t "' .4. �—en1nH'a Id,Sanford, Fl. trlclay,. .Iply Lou Gossett Gets Important Chaffce HOLLYWOOD (UP!) Lou Gossett Jr., who won an Emmy for his performance as Fiddler in "Roots," believes he is making black acting history with the lead role in a new hour-long television series. Gossett will star in "The Lazarus Syndrome" next season for ABC, playing the chief of surgery in a large metropolitan hospital. The show is first in which a black actor will be featured In a non-action adventure (i.e. cops and robbers) dramatic series. The show also breaks new ground It that no racial references are made in dialogue or story line — at least in the first three scripts filmed so far — to the fact that Dr. MacArthur St. Clair is a black man. "The doctor I play Is not a macho figure. At least, not in the stereotypical sense of black heroes in past TV series," said Gossett. sal accepted the role because it doesn't have a black onus. The stories are about a surgeon and Involve the hospital drama, not the man's color, "I see the series as making history. It Is the inclusion of black men and women into the mainstream of American society on a non-racial basis. It's an important step forward." Originally, the Blinn. Thorpe production was patterned for a white doctor I1_I_ Il.1___ ______I nuizieu va.aie. wnen uosseu was considered for the role, the producers considered tailoring the doctor to fit the actor. Gossett objected, saying, "Just change his name and leave the scripts alone." Gossett is a t8ll l5W. athletic man of considerable ch&rm and dignity. His shaved head gives him a strong, almost menacing appearance. A former Brooklyn high school basketball flash, he moves gracefully. His own personal roots are in the Caribbean. He speaks thoughtfully and slowly without a trace of Brooklyn accent. Gossett comes to his role of Dr. St. Clair better equipped to play a doctor than most actors, He was a pre-med student at New. York University before turning to acting with a role in "ma A Giant Step" on Broadway. He moved on to "The Desk Set" with Shirley Booth and such other Broadway hits an "A autin In _a "Golden Boy" and "My Sweet Charlie." HIS movies Include "The Landlord," "The Skin Gan-.... '-u. aid "Ma—', Choir • - I l;. ____________ •; - A -4 . Daytime Schedule ) THE YOUNG AND THE MORNING 8:00 RESTLESS (3)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0002) NEWS ED OVER EASY 5:00 ED SESAME STREET (R) 8:25 O THE FBI 12:30 (2)TODAY IN FLORIDA 5:30 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) NEWS SUMMER SEMESTER (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORNEWS ROW 5:53 8:30 RYAN'S HOPE 0 PTh CLUB (12) (2)(12) TODAY (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 6:00 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. 1:00 CA (2)EARLY DAY DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2 LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU R) ED NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY (3D MIDDAY SUNRISE 9:00 a THE YOUNG AND THE DONAHUE 6:25 RESTLESS MIKE DOUGLAS 0 POPI GOES THE COUN(2) 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 MOVIE TRY (MON) 1:30 (121 DINAHI 2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. (4) 0 AS THE WORLD ED NOVA (NON) FRI) TURNS NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD ED ONCE UPON A CLASSIC ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL (TUE) (WED) BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL KIT (TUE) 2) THE WILBURN BROTHERS FD CROCKETT'S VICTORY (WED) (THU) MICHENER'S GARDEN (FRI) ED JAMES 6:30 WORLD (THU) 2:00 (4) KUTANA ED THE LONG SEARCH (FRI) (2) 021 THE DOCTORS THE LITTLE RASCALS o ONE LIFE TO LIVE 9:30 2:30 6:45 ED THE DIPLOMATIC STYLE EL) A.M. WEATHER (2) 021 ANOTHER WORLD OF ANDREW YOUNG (WED) (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT 6:47 9:55 ED PHOTOGRAPHY... HERE'S EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS () UPBEAT HOW (NON) 6:55 ED ERICA (TUE 10:00 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 3:00 (2) (121 CARD SHARKS GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (121 HI, NEIGHBOR ED STUDIO SEE ED ANTIQUES 7:00 — 4 ;.... . 4 Emmy Winner Lou Gossett Jr. boys" In addition to more than 50 TV shows. "1 was offered the part of a black congressman in a TV pilot," Gossett said. "The real Washington Black Caucus objected to the show, It was a comedy and I personally didn't want to play the black congressman for laughs. Is -. "That - sort -of comedy fine for black performers especially in the South," he said. "They've made great strides down there. The races are making a go of it. "Another key to the success of the show is the relationship of St. Clair to his partner, the hospital administrator played by Ronald Hunter, a white actor. It Is a very real relationship. - - - They don't make racial jokes. because It provides jobs. But"St. Clair is no miracle MONDAY personally I think the genre worker. He's a well-rounded should be balanced out by manwith shortcomings. He EVENING other series like 'The makes mistakes. And he's Lazarus Syndrome.' :00 notonly Involved in the ,g a 6dM NEWS long ago I was asked hospital. He has a wife and a • STUDIO SEE "Gymnast star In a spin-off of 'The child and we see those tics" Young gymnasts train for future Olympic competition; Rockford File' with Isaac elements of his life, too. Hayes. We made the pilot but "The show Is a breath of two kids from Nebraska make ...,.a -'--i. -'- va ,- - , • Science 111. weu ..j_ta i ngn iur me. IU uiai III U. LI W3 a 101 OR — """ time I was holding off, cliches both for doctors and 6:30 (2) (12) NBC NEWS hoping to continue along blacks. (4)0 CBS NEWS future films "D•' St. Clair and Ihave O ABC NEWS "I was given an op. some qualities in common. I ED VILLA ALEGRE(R) portunity to star In the pilot have more humor than he of 'For Heaven's Sake,' a TV does but we share a sense of (2) TiC TAC DOUGH series based on Warren humanity. We're both (4) MARY TYLER MOORE Ted Beetty's hit movie, 'Heaven athletic and jog three miles decides to earn extra money as an actor in television commar. Can Walt,' I was to be a several times a week, basketball player Instead of "My pre-med studies help, dais. ,l CRO8s-w, a football player. I turned it although we have a technical 0 JØf(3 WILD down for the show we're adviser onthe set." (12) TO THE POINT doing now." -Gossett - has formed his ED MACNEIL / LEHRER No one Is more aware than own production company, REPORT Gossett that if "The Lazarus Satle Productions, named 7:30 Syndrome" is to succeed in for his .yearold son. This LIARS CLUB (2) the ratings It must draw a winter the organization will large viewing audience produce "Don't Look Back,"& pli ec*i OF... "si. among whites. It cannot, a biography of the legendary lock Holmes" Now evIdence survive with predominantly baseball pitcher Satchel Indicates that the supsc'sleuth actually did exist. black viewers. Pug.. Gossett Is optimistic "I was a pitcher in semi- OFAMLYFEUD following screenings of the pro ball," Goaselt said, "and =CAROL BURNETT AND FRIIENOS pilot which was shown to Satchel will be working With ED DICK CAVETT Guest: WallABC affiliate stIItICItI along ia on the film. It's 000 of the tar Terry. . most exciting projects I've the network. D. wall --.----.--.--- _—j-'-. -. 10:30 (2) (12 TODAY (2) (12) ALL STAR SECRETS (3)0 MONDAY MORNING (4) LOVE OF LIFE (NON) 0 WHEWI (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) (TUE) 10:55 (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORN0 CBS NEWS HG (WED) (3)0 THURSDAY MORNING 11:00 . 111.11 ft cx. ..a. a W u ruuri MULLuma (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT Q GOOD MORNING AMERI- (3 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) CA ED HODGEPODGE LODGE ED SESAME STREET (R) 11:30 7:25 (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 FAMILY FEUD O GOOD MORNING FLORIDA ED MISTER ROGERS (R) (12) NEWS AFTERNOON 7:30 (12) TODAY O GOOD MORNING AMERI1200 CA (2) PASSWORD PLUS 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS 4:3() C!) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (12) GUNSMOKE 5:00 (2) THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES reacts In a strange way to his surgeons' fears that they are out of touch with new medical practices. (RI PRAIRIE When Mary learns 930 that she is pregnant, she sets (3)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI out to repair the rift between Arthur Carlson comes up with a her husband and his father. (R) rather unusual Thanksgiving 0 THE BODY HUMAN promotional gimmick involving ..The Vital Connection" The a helicopter and live turkeys. intricate relationship between (A) the brain and the nervnus 1000 tern is explored through acornbination of unique photography 0 THE IMMIGRANTS The and the personal dramas of son of an Italian immigrant three people faced by different couple becomes a shipping magnate after his parents die neurological breakdowns. (A) a BASEBALL Regional coy. in an earthquake. (Part 1 of 2) erag. of California Angels at 11:00 Boston Red Sox; Kansas City (2) (4) 00 (12) NEWS Royals at Texas Rangers. ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Joe ED BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL Emmerz. (Part 1 of 2) ..The Head Varmint Of Hard 11O Scrabble: John Graves" Bill 0 TONIGHT Guest hout: Moyers visits with naturalist and author John Graves on his Sammy Davis Jr. Guests: Robert Conrad, Richard Dawson, 1,700 acre Texas ranch. Willie Tyler and Lester. NEWLYWED GAME S:30 ROCKFORD FILES After SI THE DIPLOMATIC STYLE O spending 20 years In prison for OF ANDREW YOUNG A docu- the murder of his wife. mentary On the United States Ambassador to the United Rockford's ex-ceilmatis hires the CSSlsCtIV0 to find her true Nations. (A) killer, 9:00 6:00 NEWS STUDIO SEE "Rock Music" Colorado kids write and record their own rock tunes; juvenile delinquents get a second chance on the Mile High Ranch in California. (A) 8:30 (2) U NBC NEWS 3) 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS flo VILLA ALEGRE (A) 700 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH ) MARY TYLER MOORE Nary becomes involved with a comedy writer who really wants to be a comedian. 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD 5 MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB (4) MATCH GAME 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND "The Pact" SHA NA NA Guest: Jimmie Rodgers. (12)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 5) DICK CAVETT Guest: Joe Emmerz. (Part 1 of 2) 3:30 (4)0 MA-SH (R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) July 23 (2)(12)MOVIE "Anne Of The Thousand Days" (1969) Rich. aid Burton, Genevieve Bu)old. England's King Hnry VIII falls In love and has a stormy rsla. tionship with the unusually outspoken and willful Ann. Boleyn. (3D ED MA'SH Col. Potter TUESDAY POLICE STORY A police officer who requests a transfer after fatally shooting a suspect In self-defense Is assigned to work at a help center for IN.gal aliens. ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA Vt THEODORE BUNDY 138 41, NM 800 (2) (ED THE RUNAWAYS An adopted girl (Shelley Juttner) searches for her biological parents to learn why they gave her up. (4) 0 CBS REPORTS "Blacks In America: With All Deliberate Speed?" Ed Bradley reports on the status of blacks In America, focusing on jobs, housing, education and politics, 25 years after the landmark Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court case outlawing segregation In public facilities. (Part I of 2) O HAPPY DAYS Fonzie steps in to repair a rift between Ralph and Potsie caused by Rlchle's advice to the lovelorn column. (A) 5) THE SCARLET LETTER Seven years have passed since Hester P,ynne gave birth to the Illegitimate Pearl; Dlmrnesdale seems close to death, and Hester realizes she must reveal Chillingworlh's true identity to him. (Part 3 of 4) 8:30 O AMERICA 2100 Two would-be comics wake up to learn they froze in a cheap hotel 120 years earlier and are now In the year 2 too. (2) U NBC 9:00 MOVIE "Billy: Portrait Of A Street Kid" (1977) LeVar Burton, Tine Andrews. A ghetto youth fights against obstacles including lack of money and a pregnant girlfriend in his seemingly futile battle to improve his life. (R) (I) MOVIE "The Delphi Bureau" (C) (1972) Laurence Luckinbill, Joanna Pellet. A research bureau, supplying information to the President, hires a man gifted with a photographic memory. (2 Hrs.) "The 0 CBS MOVIE Hawaiians" (1970) Charlton Heston, Geraldine Chaplin. A rough sea captain returns to his Hawaiian home to find his wife and son alienated from him and the other pioneer settlers in a battle for control of the islands. (A) O THREE'S COMPANY Janet and an eye-catching fellow employee compete for the manager's job in the florist shop where they work. (A) ED TENNIS "Washington Star International" Manuel Orantos, Brian Gottlried, Marty Riessen, Harold Solomon and Dick Stockton compete for a $28,000 first prize In the finals of this event from Washington D.C's 16th and K Street Courts. 9:30 TAXI Alter being shot in a hold-up attempt, Alex quits his cabbie lob and becomes a waiter .n a snobbish restaurant (A) 10:30 O SECOND TIME AROUND A marriage counselor and his exwife decide to try living together again. 11:00 (2) (4)0 0 © NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Joe Emmerz. (Part 2 of 2) 11:30 c2U BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Henry Winkler. Rodney Dangertield. Gretchen Corbett, Los indios Tabajaras. (A) a) NEWLYWED GAME is BARNABY JONES While investigating the murder of an insurance agent. Barnaby learns that the man had been supplying vital information to a burglary ring. (A) THE IV SHOW Rob Rainer and guests Including Billy Crystal, Johnny Brown and Martin Mull take a satirical look at tv programming from the audiences' perspective. SITHE STATE OF FLORIDA Ask Dick Casi. You are right on the button. Virl Osmond and Toni Osmond, the two eldest of the Osmond children, are deaf. DEAR DICK: Will you please tell me the name of the song that Elvis Presley used to open his show at Las Kielner Vegas? We would like to play It at our Junior B hockey games. MRS. LIZ CONNERS, Victoria, B.C., Can. Why you would want a Presley song for a hockey opener is beyond me, but the name of the song he did was "C.C. Rider." DEAR DICK: Will you tell me if Ed Ames, the actor, is Kalamazoo, Mich. He Is not, DEAR DICK: Is Ken Howard —' The White Shadow" is he not? Barb and Kathy, any relation to Ron Howard Fedorek., Spanwood, B.C. Can. — one of The Ames Brothers who used to make records, etc, E.J. STONE, Orange City, Fla. Yes, he is. DEAR DICK: My best friend and I have different thoughts on whether Leif Garrett Is English or not. Is he or TV(D E O %E O " so.. U WANLe '114E 1TrER5 AL) UE IT4E CLUE lb cWLL THE 4AME OF A GAME SHOW IN 1V'5 EI&R'L.LI [)4L/ HotM4 E CT C TL 06 A ICEØ r- V 1111179 United Fsaturs. Uaa_ MIMMM l0hhuhhh101 IUrIr 12:00 DEAR DICK: Why does ABC continually horse around with "The White Shadow," which I think Is one of the best on TV? Jim Murray, Leesburg, Ind. DEAR DICK: "The White Shadow" hasn't been on lately, even though It is listed In the schedule. Why hasn't It been on? Will it come back In the future? S.R,, Portage, Mich. "The White Shadow" is a hit, and it has been renewed for next season. If it hasn't been on .ally, ther.' must have been some local pre-emptions. Ken and lion, the two Ilowards, are unrelated. Totally. DEAR DICK: You recently had a column with a letter from a woman In Texas wanting to know what album Dolly Parton recorded "Slipping Away" on. You were right — she didn't record It. But your correspondent might like to know that the song was recorded by Jeanie Sheppard. C. Prater, Warsaw, Ind, Thanks. And the lady in Texas thanks you, too. DEAR DICK: I would appreciate it If you could let me know through your column If the actor, Randolph Scott, is still Living and, if so, what he Is doing now. Mrs. W. Taylor, 11ouma, La. Yes, Scott is living. He is 76 and seems to be In great — I've often seen him at the post office. lie is reputedly very wealthy and is pleasanty retired. DEAR DICK: I am an older woman, who used to live near a man called Earl hammer. Re was younger than I and his father was a minister. This was In Lehigh, Iowa. I have enjoyed "The Waltons" for years and would like to know if the man who created that show Is "our" Earl Hammer or any relation. M.L.T., Tucson, Arts. No, for two reasons. "My" Earl is Earl Hamner. not Hammer. And he grew up in Virginia, not Iowa. DEAR DICK: Is Johnny Whittaker the one that played the boy, Jody on "Family Affair"? Also what Is the name of the little guy on "Fantasy Island" with Ricardo Mootalban? And bow old Is he? Leo, Fort Campbell, Ky. Yes, Whittaker was Jody. Herve Villechaize Is the name of the small man on "Fantasy Island" and he Is 36 — that's years, not inche, shape ' 12:30 QABC MOVIE "SP'YS" (1974) Donald Sutherland, Elliott Gould. Two inept CIA agents are marked for extermination by their own agency. JERRY FRAZIER f.m.dy with "Nappy Fangs" shows and the other three by the three networks' "news CBS' 60 magazines" TUES. thru SAT. 9 P •am HAPPY HOUR 11am Till pm — Minutes in 8th place, ABC's 20-20 in a tie for 14th place, and NBC's Prime Time Sunday in a tie for19th place. CBS had the top two places in The first 20 spots In the with M-A-S-H and•WKR? ,ratings were held b'tflhi — 'Happy Days"? Nicci (4) BIG VALLEY Senator Jud Robson visits the Barkley ranch, but fears that he may be the target of an assassination attempt. In Nielsen Ratings — DEAR DICK: My brother and I have a bet going on whether two of the Osmonds are deaf. I say they are and he says that none of them is. I'll never hear the end of it if we don't find out. THANKS A LOT, Lethbridge, Alta,, VS. THEODORE BUN DY CBS Takes Firs t NEW YORK (UPI) CBS took eight of the first 11 Places to dominate the weekly Nielsen ratings of television viewing, a week marked by the usual July Preponderance of summer 2 Osmon d Brothers Deaf 10:00 13 QUEENS BLVD. Jack's fear that his son is not masculine sends him to his ex-wife Lois with a drastic plan. Friday, July 20, 1979-9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, July 24 SANFORD NEW AT .4 �10— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, July 20, 1979 Children' s Books Educate, Entertain fly BETSY BORNE American Library Assn. Books can do more than fill a child's summer day; they can fill his heart as well. Very young children especially will enjoy having a grown-up read a picture book aloud so they can return to it later and enjoy the pictures with some understanding of the words. M.B. Golistein's latest, "Natural History" (ages 47), Is a fine example of a simple, beautifully crafted book, which, read aloud, will stay in the mind and even generate discussion. It is not a story but a poetically stripped-down statement of how our earth works: "Tiny grains of sand keep the powerful waters from floodings lands." Or doesn't work: "Homeless dogs and cats are scared and lonely." And finally, how each of us can help it along: "So let us be like tiny grains of sand, Uriel Ofek's "Smoke Over Golan" revolves and protect all life from fear around the Yom Kippur War, yet the story and suffering! Then, when Favors human detail over nationalist polemic. the stars shine, we can sleep in peace, with the moon as our quiet night-light." center of the earth." Here's number of people are trying What keeps the words an antidote to overdoses of to trap. There's the greedy from being over-generalized violent television cartoons. Zoo Man, who collects or sentimental are the Couching a similar theme animals; John Barrow, who subtle, child-sized pictures, in a story for older children collects money from the Zoo understated in line and color, (8-12) is Larry Callen's Man to catch the crane; and that will speak directly to the "Sorrow Song," about the the Sweet brothers, who child's experience of sharing mythical southern town of recall the cranes of their resources with all things on Four Corners. The heroine, youth as tasting better than earth — 'ducks and singing Sorrow Nix, is mute and turkey. birds and snakes and little feels caged by her inability Through the efforts of minks. Every living creature to speak. She Identifies Sorrow Nix and her good Is our brother and our sister, strongly with an Injured friend Pinch Grhnbali, the dearer than the jewels at the whooping crane that a bird is finally set free; In fact ' The Body Human-Rerun outstanding achievement for scriptwriter Robert E. Fulsz, M.D. traced through specially treated photographs. Such taken-for-granted activities us shaving, swallowing and Based on a visual concept punching an elevator button that enables the viewer to are shown as examples of the see himself from a totally workings of the braincenters. responsible for their control. "The vitsi like "The Miracle Mcgjw" "The Red River" mW "m Sexes," the other criticallyacclaimed specials in thie series, demonstrates not only the details of revolutionary medical techniques, but also dramatic life and death crises of actual people. In ft first instance, Carol Culver, a young woman In her twenties, seeks relid from an uncontrollable Nieghtwing, Bloodline Are Both Losers NEW RELEASE the friendship of the two NATURAL HISTORY by M. B. Goffstcin (Farrar children itself epitomizes Callen's compassion in Straus Giroux, 32 pages, $6.95 SORROW'S SONG by Larry Callen (Atlantic-Little dealing with nature, both Brown. 150 pages, $7.951 human and animal. Callen SMOKE OVER GOLAN by Uriel Ofek (Harper & Row, has a simple. humorous way of pinning down the (.if- 173 pages, $7.95) THE POTATO EATERS by Karen Branson (Putnam's, ference between wild and tame without pounding on 160 pages, $8.95 the point. Another easy-to-read but older-interest book that animals really got a raw their youngest child and illustrates the theme, deal. We make use of them, decline of the mother, till "Every living creature is our O.K. But why should they their final desperate walk brother and our sister" Is suffer Just because we away from home for a Uriel Ofek's "Smoke Over human beings decide to questionable passage to Golan" (9-12), translated make war on each other and America. This is an effrom the Hebrew by Israel do other crazy things?" fective, moving source of Taslltt. Although the plot more than facts about umThe Irish children perrevolves around the Yom migrants who became trayed in "The Potato Kippur War, the story favors American history as well as Eaters" by Karen Branson human detail over (9-12) raise Irish. the same nationalist polemic. A young Israeli boy's friendship with question. The novel is set Today, such immigrants an Arab village boy is during Ireland's 1846 famine, might be called refugees. spontaneous and believable; when English landlords And although 1979 has been Ofek's characters and set- burned down the cottages of called the International Year ting are vividly described, starving families who could of the Child, refugee children The book falls into two not pay their rent. Kids who stuffed into various cracks of parts: the establishment of read this survival story may the world are still dying. Our a border farm (including a find themselves caught concern and sense of social one-pupil school) by young problems not often en- responsibility can perhaps countered in our affluent Ettan and his parents; and a bet be translated to our own Syrian attack, which findssociet children by starting at home Eltan alone with his dog and Details of hunger, typhoid, — reading aloud, for inlater a wounded Israeli families forced apart, death stance, about the exsoldier and an Arab and cruel Injustice (both perlences of others and prisoner, shown as more English and Irish) are talking over the idea that human than "enemy." striking here: from the "Every living creature is our At one point a soldier failure of the O'Cons' brother and our sister, remarks of the shelled last crop because of potato dearer than the Jewels atthe barnyard, ". . . those Night, through the loss of center of the earth." TUNE (12) CAROL BURNETT WEDNESDAY 5 EVENING 500 "The Body Human: The unique perspective through Vital Connection," the the of utilization Peabody Award-winning sophisticated electronic dramatic special, gets an photography, it embarks on encore performance this a journey Inside the human Monday. July 23, on CBS. brain, where 20 billion nerve cells Interconnect at 10 The special explores the trillion Junctures, which brain and nervous system store more than 200 billion through awe-Inspiring memory bits, Those truly photographic techniques. It are figures to make your also focuses on the personal head spin, dramas of three real people In exploring the universes faced by different break- of sleep, memory, downs in the Intricate meditation and speech, structure of the brain with photngraphs flVCT before the rest of the body. seen depict human cells, which send "The %' mic roelectrodes that was the third episode in Emniy-winning "Body translate brain impulses Into messages. Human" series. It has been Using high-speed cited as "a marvelous and photography, of a exciting excursion into the magician's sleight-of-hand workings of the human brain, with particular focus variety, the brain's continual on medical miracles used to ability to coordinate muscles correct brain-related and fine movements is illnesses." The in- demonstrated. And the formational special also won evolution of speech and a Writer's Guild Award for correlative brain activity Is Friday, July 20, 1979-11 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (2OI2NEWS S STUDIO SEE 'Race Car Family" Stewardess Nancy James takes her two daugh,ers to the at -- - aita , -- the Ianwt.. racetrack. a missile,launching in White Sands. N.M. is witnessed. (R) eso July 25 mark Brown vs. Board of Education Supreme Court case outlawing segregation in public facilities. (Part 2of2) O SIGHT IS ENOUGH When Torn forbids Joannie to i the new man in her 111*, she runs away from home to move In .ini.. . Will! U ._.. IWIUW. 11 S THE LONG SEARCH 'west Meets East" A counterculture in the San Francisco Bay Area looks East to bourn and Hinduism for inspiration. (R) VEGM Dan's sidekick Binzer and his girlfriend become the targets of a killer wno thinks the couple saw him commit a murder. (R) 11.00 (2) (1) S S (12 NEWS (2) (1 TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Farrah Fawcett-Majors. Ethel Merman. S SWITCH Mac is overwhelmed by feelings of guilt when P.t. Is critically wounded while trying to help him trap a con man. (fl) POLICE WOMAN While" are searching for the attacker of a motorcycle patrolman, another cop is murdered. (Part 2 of 2) of the anti-foreign groups in town. DICK CAVETT "Dick Cavett Replies" LAMB CLUB resulting from an S FAMILY FEUD (4) automobile accident. DANCE Dr. Irving cooper, 12:37 professor of neurosurgery at t12 CAROL BURNETT AND 5 BARE'T'rA Tony impersonates a nightclub emcee and a New York University FRIENDS little old lady in order to investiMedical School, performs an S DICK CAVETT Guest: Joe gate the murder of an underintricate operation on her Emmert. (Part 2 of 2) cover policewoman, (A) brain while she is entirely 8:00 12:40 (2)(12) REAL PEOPLE Sogawake and coherent, 0 KOJAIC A petty thief who ments include a visit to the Barlralynn- Roth, 10, is accidentally kills a victim plans slowly going blind due ,. smallest television station a multi-million dollar heist to the country; Sherlock Bones, a pressure on the brain get enough money to escape tracer of lost dogs; and a ways that control her Sight. report by Jimmy Breslin on the on a San Francisco bus. (2 the country. (A) Dr. Russell Patterson, high price of sneakers. (A) Hrs.) 100 neurosurgeon at New York (4) 0 CBS S GREAT PERFORMANCES (2) (12) TOMORROW Guest: REPORTS Hospital, removes a 'Blacks In America: With All dangerous tumor at the Deliberate Speed?" Ed Bradley reports on the status of blacks juncture of her optic nerves, in America, focusing on jobs. Miracles do happen — housing, education and pollevery day in medicine, tics. 25 years after the land- "Tosca" Puccinis tragic opera involving an ill-fated love trian. gle features Sherril Mdnes, Piacido Domingo and Raina Kaboivanska,(R) 10:00 THURSDAY 6 00 (2)a)0SI2)NEW8 9:30 STUDIO SEE "Pizza" St. Louis kids operate their own restaurant; a South Carolina family runs a vineyard. (A) 6:30 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (1) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary's parents find adjustment to city life difficult. 0(12) THE CROSS-WITS OJOKER'S WILD REPORT LEHRER (2) LIARS CLUB O MATCH GAME 8 11111100,000 NAME THAT AND FRIENDS DICK CAVETT "Dick Cavett Replies" 8:00 (2) NATIONAL Veteran commentator and carrespondent Howard K. Smith. (A) J NEWS @T 0 NEWS 1:45 / information. Shay poses as a seedy driller to elicit information from Street girls about the slaying of two models. (A) (4) 0 BARNABY JONES JR:S investigation of a possibte suicide case is complicated when he falls in love with the main witness, (A) 020/20 11:00 11:30 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Great Mojave Desert" The Mojave is a silent, severe landscape of twisted a) 0 THE WALTOPIS Olivia's routine physical examination has devastating effects on the Walton family. (A) U MORK a MINDY Mark and his neighbor Bickley receive the surprise of their lives after they are picked up in a singles bar by two stunning girls (A) (12) PROJECT U.F.O. A young woman with a history of mental illness photographs four UFO's but cannot convince her husband or psychiatrist to believe her. (A) 10 ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Golden Lads And Girls" James' luck changes for the better in his romance with Helen, but for the Dalby family there seems to be no turning the tide. (Part 7) 8:30 U LAVERNE & SHIRLEY Layerne and Shirley win five mmutes of free shopping in a local Supermarket, (A) 9:00 © QUINCY An autopsy on a Sexually active football player uncovers a penicillin-resistant strain of venereal disease. R a) 0 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGar- (2) 112) TONIGHT Host Johnny Carson. Guest: Diahann Carroll. (4) NEWLYWED GAME 0 MA-SH A married nurse who had a serious relationship with Hawkeyo when she was single and they were in the states is assigned to the 4077th. (A) U STARSKY & HUTCH The detectives' investigation into a murder leads thorn to a top immigration official running an 'illegal alien smuggling ring. (A) 5 THE STATE OF FLORIDA vs. THEODORE BUNDY 12:00 (4) BIG VALLEY The sheriff of Jubilee, his son and Heath transport an arrested cowboy to Stockton. S DICK CAVETT Guest Frank Garcia (A) 12:05 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Duel In The Sun' (1947) Jennifer Jones, Gregory Peck. A beautiful half-breed Indian girl touches oil an explosive family feud when she comes to live in the home of a wealthy cattleman and his two sons. (A) 0 12:37 B A RET TA B a r ott a suspects that a modern day Robin Hood preying on his neighborhood is a retarded friend of his. (A) 1:00 (12) (12) TOMORROW Guests: Ray Hopper. Ed Lund and Dave Grant who were involved in the design and flying of Howard Hughes' legendary "Spruce Goose" (A) a) NEWS rett uncovers a highly orga. flized and daring plot while 0 NEWS investigating the theft of a Priceless gold death mask, (R) U BARNEY MILLER The detectives of the 12th precinct are barraged by a series of bogus bills (A) S IN PERFORMANCE AT WOLF TRAP "La - here, despite lavish production and a fine cast. It is hearted exercise. Magic is tough to recapture, however, compressed and emerges with more holes than a yard of screening. And a sub-plot (involving sex and nudity) has absolutely no connection with the rest of it. GRADE: C and this gets off to a good start but bogs down about halfway through in a tedious examination of the tenure system on college campuses. GRADE: B GENERAL RELEASE GOLDENGIRL (PG) — Susan Anton, James Coburn, Curt Jurgcis, Sports drama. A mad scientist tries to turn his tall, beautiful daughter into the greatest runner ever, eyeing three gold medals at the Moscow Olympics. In the process, he doesn't mind wrecking her, mentally and physically. Contrived, foolish and implausible affair, but Susan Is awfully nice to look at. (CAUTION: Some gratuitous nudity that should have earned it an R rating). ALIEN (H) - Tom Skerritt, Sigourney Weaver, John Hurl. Science fiction-horror. This is part-"Star Wars," part-"Jaws," as it tries to scare you to death futuristically. A plodding old space ship inadvertently takes aboard a monster, which does terrible things to the people it catches. The crew tries to kill it and definitely vice versa. If you like the type, this is GRADE: A,But avoid it if you scare easy. GRADE: &nilaus. (Film grading: A—superb; B—good; C—average; U— poor; F— awful) receiving guaranteed inside (2) (1) 0 C) (12) NEWS 7:30 LOST AND FOUND (PGi George Segal, Glenda Jackson. Romantic Comedy. Writer-director-producer Mel Frank tries to recapture the magic of "A Touch of Class," and reunited Segal and Jackson in another light- come of a football game after (1) (12) DAVID o VILLA ALEGRE (R) / 0 CARTER COUNTRY Chief Roy bets with Baker on the out- 10:00 CASSIDY Dan (2)(12) NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS I) MACNEIL July 26 conducted by Julius Rudel and directed by Tilo Capabianco. (A) EVENING rock, arid plains and dry lakes. NBC NEWS c (4)5 CBS NEWS 5ABC VILLA ALEGRE (R)OF soa 17 THE '10'S 10' Hosts John Ritter. Suzanne 7:00 Somers and Twiggy look back C2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) MARY TYLER MOORE at the music-, politics, fashion 5THE STATE OF FLORIDA Mary becomes the "other and changes that occurred vs. THEODORE BUNOY both in America and abroad woman" in a love triangle, 12:00 during the tumultuous 1960s. m CROSS-WITS (1)5d8 MOVIE "French Q) BIG VALLEY Jarroct SJOKE$'eWlI.D 5 MACNEIL / LEHRER Connection If" (1975) Gene defends a young Basque Hickman, Fernando Rey. An anarchist against the sentiment p,Ep'j' American detective travels to France to finish breaking up the international heroin-smuggling ring he had partially destroyed years earlier. (R) CHARLIE'S ANGELS An ox gangster (Ramon Bleri) hires the Angels to protect him and to find out who murdered his wife many years earlier. (A) (12) MOVIE "The Laughing Policeman" (C) (1973) Walter Matthau, Bruce Dern. A policeman attempts to avenge the death of his partner, who was killed in a violent mass murder NIGUTWING (PG) - Nick Mancuso, David Warner, Kathryn Harold. Thriller. Whoever thought of this had buts in his beifrey. It's a silly amalgamation of a horror dory (with vampire bats as the scary Ingredient) and some nonsense about American Indians and their tribal customs. The horror stuff Is handled with nice restraint, but the other aspect weighs its down, and it is badly written, edited and acted. GRADE: C-plus. BLOODLINE tR) — Audrey Hepburn, Ben Gazzara, James Mason, Omar Shari!. 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' FAST LOAN APPROVAL ALSO AVAILABLE BUSINESS - '5 LOANS $10,000 to $250,000 CALL' TOLLFREE ANYTIME 1-800-528-6050 ASK FOR EXT 935 Pan American Financial Services, Inc., 801 N. Magnolia Ave., Suite 416, Orlando, Fl. 32803 �EDITION SUNDAY [I Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 25 Cents 71st Year, No. 288—Sunday, July 22, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Piecemeal Plan Viewed Unfavorably Sanford Face l ift Backers: I3Y GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Should the rehabilitation of downtown Sanford be done in one year or four years? Backers of a plan to give a facelift to a three block area on First and Magnolia streets say that spreading the project over a period of years instead of doing it all at once would run counter to the entire concept. thar ,vt, n,sf h,. rnm,I. But cnmp city cnmmi,Annrc bII& I$WJ hub VIIUU6II money available to complete the project in one step and feel construction should be done over three or four years. A possible compromise entailing a short-term loan from a local bank has been mentioned by commissioner Julian Stenstrom. With a loan, the project would be built in one step and financed over four years. "We really feel it would spoil the effect if the project were done a little at a time," said Glenn McCall, chairman of the Greater Sanford Development Corporation, (GSDC). John Mercer, a development corporation director, maintains that the concept behind the project is to create an Image of revitalization. By projecting that Image, he said, potential new asked to provide labor and equipment esthnated to be worth $122,000 making it a $210,000 project. The development corporation was formed four years ago. In ign, its directors approached the city seeking funds to get rehabilitation underway. At that time, the city agreed to contribute provided the corporation could demonstrate there was serious commitment on the part of the property owners and merchants. u £.II -... BEDDING and DINETTES SPECIAL PURCHASE FROM FACTORY ON UNCLAIMED FREIGHT Beautiful Quilted Top MATTRESS & FOUNDATION 5 Pc. & 7 Pc. DINETTES The problem the city faces is one of finding money when it already is close to $200,000 away from a balanced budget for next year, according to the city manager's estimates of projected revenues and expenses. "I would be opposed to providing the money for the project to be done in one step if it meant a tax increase. I want to see the downtown revitalized as much as anyone, but I think we've got to keep the taxpayers' interests in line first," said commissioner David Farr. Farr amended a motion made by Stenstrom Monday to endorse th redevelopment project. His amendment stipulated that the from $79 95 to unique Design Combines Firm Inner Luxurious Surface Comfort Support With $iiØ95 7 Piece industries would see "an aura of confidence in the city." The positive image-building program would attract the affluent aspects of the region's growth and thereby improve the area economy, he said. "The entire plan has to do with image. As far as I'm concerned, it has to be done at one time. A project of this type to be noticed can't be done a little at a time; there's no question that the impact would be lost," he said. 20 Sets 'V,2 0 Price Sa le I TWIN SIZE See editorial, page 4i $1 9995 SA VINGS UP TO FULL SIZE $95 3911114ce ,v,r,w,pnf inn Wflp.$nbWha nni,.,s •n $,. IbU4I W ...Di. sin...... WiMlU*Uöl wnis £ISUO indicating the cost of the project If spread over four years. On Monday a land planner told the commission that $88,000 in up front cash for materials would be needed to complete the repaving and brick sidewalks along Park Avenue east to Palmetto and south a half-block on Magnolia. The city is also 1 5O f..I, IUU 1 M,s..,ln., hn• ,h.nnf h,,,l L..rn. UIIiiII33IUIIL 3 LU$IUO bIUI UIIMIIIblIhIlb IIUU IJVII met since 25 buildings had been rehabilitated or were in the process of rehabilitation. A look at the work done so far indicates that of the 18 buildings within the specific area targeted for the project rehabilitation work has been completed or is underway on 12 of them. The corporation is seeking to gain cooperation of the property owners in restoring the exteriors of their buildings to their original appearance. The city would then repave the streets and brick the sidewalks to give the area a Victorian flavor. When that is completed,.the corporation hopes to turn Magnolia Avenue into a landscaped mall for a half block south of First Street. In subsequent phases, corporation members say they hope to see a clock tower and a fountain constructed. "I agree it wouldn't have the impact if we did it over four years, but the way I see it we don't have any choice. I don't think it would in any way be a backing down on our commitment. We're certainly all behind the renovation," commissioner Eddie Keith said. Stenstrom is convinced, however, that both the development corporation and the rest of the commission can be satisfied, lie said he has checked the legality of the city taking a short-term loan to finance the project and it would be proper. A spokesman for the Flagship Bank said his institution would be willing to loan the city as much as $210,000. He said his bank would make the offer and would be willing to cooperate with other lending institutions in the loan if they were interested. "I fully agree with John Mercer and Glenn McCall. If we're going to do the project, we've got to do it all at once," said Stenstrom. He said it would be cheaper in the long run and would reduce the disruption to the downtown if done at once instead of starting and stopping construction four times. lie also said that the sooner the project is done, the sooner new business can be expected to be generated. However, Stenstrom said If the city seeks a loan, he would like to see additional commitments from the development curporation. lie said he would propose that the cor poration agree to ....ttj&i. _t. xui uuwiui iuuu uum 11VR groups in oruer to pay ror mae addition to the project or the clock tower and the fountain. Regardless of which direction the city takes, commissioners must make a decision within the coming weeks. The iio budget has to be prepared in time for public hearings later this ..._ SOFA-SLEEPER r%Wg%AI&M SAVE iOoI 7. fi ii - . 11 t• -t - 'i" -" - 1 4. 1 I s :. — i - Herald PIot* by Tern Vfttcrrtt '111(1 proprietors of Touchion's Hexahl Drug. Co., at 121 E. First St.. Sanford, were among the (tOwIltoWil businessmen who demonstrated their coni limit liment to the business district remiovat lot! summer. — - BEDROOM SUITES REG. 269" It ow L9195 IVP $ project by overhauling the outside appearance of their building. Now it's the commission's turn to determine how imitich the city will Invest in the imagi'-huikliug progra in. — — -- "I aIII well pleased with all the changes that have been made," lie said. "Every single change has been a positive change. There is absolutely no doubt in my mind that I and my administration will now be better able to serve this country and to resolve those problems and to meet those ch&lezmges I described to the American people in lily television address Sunday evening." Must of the Cabinet officials who were not fired, however, turned in report cards evaluating their deputies to chief of staff I liunilton .Jordmyi, lureshadu mug the firing of tummy at the ''subCabinet" level. There were shock waves throughout the week-bug housecleaning, starting with Carter 's request for resignations en mumasse from his Cabinet and White house senior staff. It came in the aftermath of the ''Domestic Summit" during which h. decided the nation was looking for stronger leadership on his part. Assistant Senate Republican leader Ted Stevens went so far as to suggest Carter may be having "some sort of breakdown" or ''mental problem" an assertion dismissed by the White House as "not worthy of commiment." News secretary Jody Powell questioned Stevens' "good sense and good manners" in making :ch statements." in the finale of the Cabinet purge, Carter fired Adams less than 24 hours alter the transport chief publicly defied the authority of Jordan, the new White house chief of staff, and questioned Carter's own commitment to energy-saving transportation ixilici's. Carter also accepted the resignation of Schlesinger, who has taken the brunt of public fury over gasoline shortages, and nominated Deputy Defense Secretary Charles Duncan, a Houston millionaire, to succeed him. - Aw— Bund y Will Defend Self FULL SIZE LORS & LIMITED SELECTION OF PLAIDS p 11 k 11 fi : ._..... WASHINGTON (UPI) Sen. Lowell Weicker, R-Conn., today Weicker denounced the president's elevation of hamilton Jordan to chief of the White House staff. called President Carter a national liability and said he should "It won't do," he said. "1L won't do at all." take himself out of the 1980 presidential race. In a Senate speech, Weicker said Carter was "a weak Carter, his swift purge of five of 12 Cabinet members over, now president" and would have been removed under a parlimentary turns his attention to his White house staff, where he is expected form of government and retired from office if he were a corto make some changes next week. poration president. On Friday the president ended the week 01 surprise moves, 11111(i "Neither option is available to us," he said. perhaps some personal anguish, with the dismissals of Energy For that reason, Weicker said, Carter should "take himself out Secretary James Schlesinger and Transportation Secretary of consideration for the Democratic nomination," The Connecticut Republican said Lyndon Johnson found it Brock Adams, who quit before he could be fired. necessary to do this even though he was "a strong president," It "I do not expect any further resignations from the Cabinet, was all the more important for Carter to do so, he said, because he other than those that have already been made," Carter told a is "a weak president." press briefing. "'There are a few vacancies which I will fill In addition to criticizing Carter for firing Cabinet officers, without delay. , by VAUGHN BASSPT Compare Our Prices & Save r . , - TOP QUALITY Do It Now Weicker Urges Carter Give Up Second Term Plans SOLD IN SETS ONLY BEAUTIFUL ALL WOOD L et's A A1ICI I] Law school MIAMI (UPI) dropout Theodore Bandy overruled objections from his own defense attorneys today and decided to have Margaret Good make closing arguments at his a lint degree murder trial move that prompted two of his defense team to seek withdraw. al and one to question his competency. "Everything up to now, God forbid, has been in the hands of my attorneys. I have sought to exercise only one decision," Bundy said. "There's no question in my mind we can attain acquittal with the proper : dosing argument." Defense attorney Ed Harvey ! said only Robert Haggard "has prepared for closing arguments tiroughout the trial." Harvey 0. tried to withdraw from the case. Circuit Judge Edward Cowart ordered Harvey to remain on as co-counsel, but he allowed haggard to withdraw, since Haggard only joined the defense team when the trial was moved from Tallahassee to Miami because of pre-trial publicity, Cowart said he had already - - [Sl ' AiSIIII - - Liliongw ood Off icer Gets Pfeil Award ruled on Bundy's competency to stand trial and saw no reason to change his mind when Harvey raised that issue. Cowart gave Bandy permission Friday to take charge of his own defense although the judge insisted Bandy has had "the most excellent defense counsel I've ever seen" during the four-week triad. Bandy has been listed as a co counsel all along and on the first day of testimony, two weeks ago, he questioned one witness. He is charged with creeping into the Chi Omega sorority house at Florida State University in Tallahasee on Jan. 15, 1978, and killing coeds Margaret Bowman and Lisa Levy. Friday, in the midst of the defense's attack on the Mate's claim that only Bundy could have made the bite marks on Miss Levy's body, Bundy grew openly restive with his courtappointed defense team. Early in the session, he rose to tell Circuit Judge Edward Cowart that he felt "closed out of all meaningful participation in my defense." By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Herald Photo by Tom N,tsel - Mrs. George Pfeil with award winners Lt. Charles Nutting (left) and Officer George Burfield. Two central Florida law enforcement of(leers have been honored as the first recipients of the George Neil Memorial Award sponsored by the Kiwanis Club of Central Florida. Receiving time award at a breakfast held at the First Federal Savings and Loan In Altamonte Springs were Officer George Burfield of time Longwood Police Department and Lt. Charles Nutting of the Winter Park Police Department. The idea of the award was conceived by Kiwanian Jerry Setmelker to honor the late George Neil, a 55-year-old Seminole County reserve deputy, gunned down by an armed robber when he happened on a robbery at the Longwood Pharmacy in Longwood Village shopping center on Dec. 29, 1977. Nutting was Investigating a routine suspicious person call when he asked the suspect for his identification. The suspect pulled a pistol and shot Nutting three times before Nutting could return fire. Shot three times, the suspect recovered and was tried and sentenced to 33 years in jail, with other charges pending. Burfield, a Sanford resident, was selected because of his bravery in going into a burning building to rescue an elderly man. On March 11, while on duty. he braved smoke and flames to bring out octogenerian George W. Jones who was alone in the house and in a confused state. Pfeil's widow, present for the breakfast, was presented a silver bowl and tray in memory of her husband and a check for $1,400. Their son, John and daughter, Alice, and Pfeil'g two sisters also attended the presentation. The annual award is given to an outstanding law enforcement officer from both Orange and Seminole counties, chosen on the basis of criteria set up by the Chief of Police Association. • ___________________________________________ Toda y AroundTheClock ....................... 4A Bridge ........... ....................... 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ASPHALT SHIATHINS 1019 P0WIt TAPS luLl __ ___ hnpft 1 **h 79 __ soso IF - No PPS$F. lI2"*4'* ir (plaO.I... 2 . 1rvsuowbIsss..s31.. KDV.*s21ai2$WIO3.24 V AIumIuumSHSWi,lø, I-NJ-. 1799 51140 1x1INs.3$lS d ONIUNTIIS uuissuis in di C*woms ____ W S Wvous IS Is.i. fI.ngssNe we"ncy. p • !'' $ijg !_ . gd' _ Police have been unable to find anyone to develop the film of the robbery taken by the bank's 7nm camera. "It's an unusual type film that few places handle anymore," said Detective Sgt Frank Taylor of the Longwood Police Dept. "We tried last night and couldn't find anybody.11 Most banks, he said, use 16 or mm film. The Longwood branch of the Winter Park Federal Savings and Loan Association was robbed by a lone gunman shortly before 3p.m. Thursday. The robber escaped with $1,716 in a plastic trash bug. Police said It was the first bank robbesy In the city's %ory. •. __ .. - . ___ S - _____ #--"!ri By DUNE PETRYK HereldStagWriter .. .- r .-- . - . - . 4 - . S -. •i 4 . ___ the land fora ... .4, S k .4 cn., the jcjg .. cily has Nedv,4bm L - 2 ., :ft Am said the Lob Mary ftingho UL $bsUvs Wthhe $,Ilt The dtd$lSfor . Will be late this aIterno '' 1' bw be" M CslbWVY the option. iiKalb.. before the • is developed. -a rILA : .I-. 1h Witnesses described the robber .' s- .-4! .. CS be that ao my an .r'Mi of the IiIrIid P5 by TS Null' 141 was bu rlstIrn of 16 font be ldVftsvalaeonbsau'a Li hair, wxuui llR5 'U rUl'$$a' .- Lake DrIMDD#tDJDVII .d Iapscmw Mnad urns nwm. SW thouitby some tobea wig. By the Festival are $2 for adults and $1 for (ley High School's bandmaster Jack Hems be Ierttsd; usks now at the film police hope students and may be purchased from any ,'-'-'-stops to check with some of his musicians, Ibet msasf.etar1ag aid to determine whether or not It band member. Tickets may also be obtained Herron will be host bandmaster at this year's of fir PRACTICE ..the . __a& ._ - _",'I, -_ .pt1c .1i* !"dth. biIIIs.-il- '" "4WI Club CU Evening Herald, sponsors of the event. which will be held Nov. 3, at 8 p.m. Tickets for may be 11111usd tIh!elNmP Sold he opts to able to recognize him," Sgt -told Is cation He Taylor said. of ISir • thep - $15 The branch if! robbed lain 1110M "Wift a 1006 a" will 110 Is wor adisk the a": Road 427 jut mouth of State t 4114" at on 10111118 hr in a few hem Cky Road 04. -psesssi vISlIWUIS is Now Pbi1KNOW dot he Ii The robber reportedly Mood di a of resisting arrest In line holding his hand in front By GAMY GIAU programs at Ridiard's Grocery. police, saId, "ft Is a mystery to into a t the corner of The charges tch - seu. $ Neruid If Weller and with violence and buttery on a othis face. Earlier reports that Ups arrival they found the urn" how Johnson got out of the Seventh Street to . ____ law enforcement officer were an employee of the savings and m, sip at bottom of the mouth but door beck of the petrol car. The cars Mangouatün Avenue. - A oh.in dIONEWD . The delver ran between some added after Brewer was struck. 105) assocIation aP9roaChed Richard's Grocery, MW. 13th brube,i oat and a man fleeing we equipped with locha and a iy .reda.iso w'a01, id a. the iris on a bicycis. Albert Thothpeon, address the robber because of his cag. hack seat. Perhaps houses and escaped, police IL ul Into a as - es 'a ,a They the suspect at Birnosky thsortzed, Johnson said. Tony DwightMcGill, 20 unknown, was arrested for siSpiclols behavior are false t ' to _ a.,j .'---2741 E. *1* IL, Sanford was disorderly conduct, and Sgt. Taylor said. The two 4 14th Street and Southwest pathla toot ku the door to keep ft . 5 55$(, tdal former farnal, tellers remained behind resisting arrest with violence. Road. The man repeatedly unlocked or the officers forgot arrested for burgl ar of stints Included: y. c_s •,st.isi ca. ' -&i sear to a. the counter. - A burglary siapect was turned away from the petrol to lock the doors. Between 10:20pm. and about The police report on said it took four officers to arrested, escaped, and car and it aflgoufly required A charge of escape was added 11:30 pm. a crowd forming in p as O a long -'---, -- W broom two oc.rs to pat him in the to Joh' n's char ge.. the business block near subdue him. rictEad: barrel revolver from under his - Two ether burglary vuidv'. Qarence Noble, 56,1412 W. jacket and ordered four • Another police car heading Richard's Grocery p4 into a - -. '' entswirsdis.d Uwe* WillisJou", 24, 781 E. forthegrocsrycssnsupona conflIct with officers In- 13th Place, Sanford was otothebsckof arrested for disorderly In. the bank. He tommed the Uish Sanford by police before Swath St., Sanford, was snail foreign car Weftthe vedigating the breuk4n. Prognu . ciu4g Into a ditch at the arrested for burglary, niWiltg scom. The car was riposted to An officer was Injured and toxirsitlosi. boa to one of the two tellers and cerner .1 Seventh Sired and wed illinat vkIwo,, end have two suspects kwotvedki the.e men were wrested from All the arrested suspects in ordered her to fill it with big the Thursday nl happening - Magoedine Avemuis; r- sn' r of burglary tools. the burglary. Th. police chased the crowd. m Thi.-W*kd WW Co'I" -Acrowdiosmiugnearthe Jolmionalkgsdlyhudapulrof the car heading north 05 Officer Darrel Brewer was we otholeCounty Police said heleaned over the grocery ata.k,d with police pliers and kill. with i. Alexander Avenue. ..struck on the heed with an Jill. cou nter shouting "ta US W gr.e Hu rmuil IVisS r: ! g 'a thee. wrests and On the usy back to the police The driver of the car w unknown object. According to Noble was released after the US Ma money was W ei" a.liesiti of rmiuis being injured. - atMies Johnson escaped from chased north on Oleander Sergeed Benioskj, Brews, Is poMIn $106 bond today. psl r.md : wers. He (_- • a Nil sq.Ft. 14$ 11116111. 04L • 3)' 23' .111 sar 199 h 1*4* S SPIUCU STUbS Edition I. it 1st Willis Jn, Tony MCCIII, Avenue to 10th Street and o only suffering a headache The fl5ew 'a a ssmmar'y tin petrol car. sur'cal ayes and Stiesulise, a. s,to E.ar Gathsrs, Albert Thomp. ii us by, Indeed cmi. .wr Court Project, today. b fr New" uoa$ur.d se met ., !-, Id his lift hind in uuhI1 .m., . id" , AM 00 polio. statift out to Ylglifh Sired op to Edgar Olive Gathers, 31, I= $05 irS In the Jill today in lieu front of his two. e 'n bse Where ends. ipIilipisps $srgosat Sill B.raseky, Mulberry Avenue to Seventh W. 16th St., Sanford was 010,200 bond each awaiting M lI: pm. the polio. *s Whs. 5*5 cent appearance. the Indeed Sired where the vehide ran wrested for disorderly conduct. their onom In LONGW000, Page IA rioshed a cell of a. SIMM a 6181 fibrous pmr. wore herglary'a for opolo in 01e- - Commissioners May Lim t Develo . .. . N j Val Five Arrested In Hectic MUMIs MLML env twimo be" of am . 2!? sss,v '711 Squire .21.33 Sunm. Ik,sItNsk.d NNISSIAU $4s NIU1S Top Vol. so lb. - Darkroom? 5 2290w8h .319 I. - j rir.d to - ILth. my's heard of A6111110 ft" down by Akmn- vusuusm Jy Pro MJIYTU UNKUAD Pay P101 Galvanized ted GIPWO, 99 ftch vesioms. to the --*1 ó2:100 oax're nN1ICT. Rubber BATHTUB CAULK White waterproof caulk. No. 8640 Silicon* - - rssdivanoriasncsWtIng a $01,411 budget for fiscal IM 1• s's In the wftb ic Mark ad Mm Southward of a IA )4s'y f of___ $ 010 so*hs corner of net realistic and áMM.4 and Lake Mary made to the budget to balance it AM wore rAt - lbs c night at the request of was Intivetid to be" en W dov.lopr, John F. Price, praisul done of the sd on ftrd rudiN orMenu. property 4os sdoig the corn- tar wthe city'pa.sd an ___ - athew Sill Robber In ByDOWNAU1 RitnddII Weller •I••••••• W Longwood . £ I38 Each 8312 light diffusion. Prismatic or Cracked Ice k Clear orWhfte. k.14ftozcaiI......59 1I clip 1 blade. 12' length. I . Ensure the finest quality of Each 14" .w -: E:i!i• .. . 1XT Bile NRMA.W ROMARCO I. r wide. roo case 1C h positive I j Lake Mary eve pm en. At $20 Mi*11'i*on 31 Package Rog Pric.(pkg.ol6shi.fsJ up to 150` of nd con sainises mol mirror Mm arid 3 US 28 KAX Satin ---. -- -... ------.---. •:. nuts . qiqfa OW taxes and after accounting for Inflation declined a the first quarter of 1* will be even worse than otherwise." Cd loglemems ma att.Ii wdJntI inflation. . quarters of declining inflatlonadjusted GNP. That, apparently, is IS kilow.d $2.3 percent decline in the April-Jun. quarter, half percent In the third quarter. Chase said several temporary or one-time factors were causing the definition Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker had hi lb Bank of America's economists bad predicted a 1.0 percent an improved third quarter. Social Security payments rose in July. n-dnd when he told Congress this week: "I'm notsure we're In 2bo MM figures also thawed Wiatlon - as measured by the tided-quarter Increase. Chase Econometrics Associates, a leading Gasoline lines ended and auto dealers used rebates to increase one." EZ Cord CONTROL MEZURLOKO Luminous Holds POWER TAPE ____ LIGHTING FIXTURES Has high impact 1ftI' arusted bft Sf . ..' 21!d -16 MOV100ft Each SOUTNIASTlIN IOANNODuC?51wC Reg Prk.(pan.D ..........2.59 I IMonacot.IIiI1 '•" . U Rural MAIL BOX ........ 1.99 HOUSE.PAlNTLC!hI MITER-BOX ggp tt!t? RUBBER SEALAN A$PUIPOSS ICIC lStSM Pikit Made of select Rock Maple. h w0od, nt1 450 A mufti-Purpose clear, Has one 90° and two iF mitwaterproof sealant are, one 46° .ce miter. w' x miii _____ .. 4 5%##x2%". [ I No. 732CL. ors. 11fto&osrIds 4616. . Each - dk* On Old"ONO C ......39.N .g. 1S,vjFh1d for safety. With 2 r'Ti No. 402. •e Each -- II J AAA ?LL) 49 LIQUID WRENCH I4gI_A 1 I I I 40 lb. Bag . 4. I I I ' 32 Ritiactabliliadi IA UTILITY KNIFE P gi1 41Instant positive I LI TRIMLINE Scts• j1 - '-..-.......... II 3'4"x14%"x48"pOIvpene. Package of 6 sheets. Adheres tightly. Mildew resistant. 86" cartridge. No. 2050100. SCyPS r-----------'i WAa8W*GTON (UPS) - Rsersng $ lime which began In GNP - Increased only 8.4 percent during JulySeptember, the forecaster, expected a "slightly positive" figure. An Incomplete, sales of 1979 models. But these auto sales, Chase said, may be ths enomy turned aroimd in the July.8ptiinei quarter lialleal rise since the third quarter of 1978. confidential Commerce Department estimate showed a 1.4 "borrowed from the future." !VM6MW00 a sr1Mng 2.4 percent, the Commerce Department But another government inflation Index, designed to measure percent gain. The Bank of America said In an economic outlook report It jeat.d to". Fits rises theo4hOut the economy, *.owed a L6 percent inTreasury Secretary G. William Miller and the president's necomoolidis bad ___ed an Increase - U=0 a ew cram In the third qurAer compared to 9.5 percent In the second. flation adviser Alfred Kahn both have said in recent days signs expects a 4 percent decline in the fourth, October-December, $sat, iali.r On. - and almost all of then have been saying Both these Indexes long have been twining below the consumer pointed to a possible third quarter increase. second quarter of 1980. aflGain WNW mom the country Is AMInor near a recession. price Index, most familiar to Americans, which has been rising at What does It mean?, "TheU.S. seems to be on a well-established path to recession," Tft ftgun's r.post.d by the Commerce D.peslmssg thou tho an annual rate of 13 percent. "A slight rise In third-quarter real GNP," Chase said in a report sobs" as Gross National Pr all goods and services And them was little comfort in another part of the rqxxt. ft to Congresa, 'will not indicate that & recession can be avoided. the bank's forecast said. Eqwnded Polystyrene ___CAULKING Easy toauemble IS" vanity in White Leather or Dark Oak. Comes with White/Gold or BiowrStoneItured marble top. (Fixtures not Included.) ......... . . Scottys Sq. Yd. CONCRETE MIX '- LAWN TIM MINInVANITY A long wearing,in back car PACKAOE Reg. P,ic.(sq. J Ec n my Reverses ,* Up 2.4 Percent ent - (mud) CrT' Ch' ilhs4isi of a septic teak (osigrskiidv, Ftas run 1$ designation been MivIat1osw These stipulations has Prasevulhss atom P are dhpowd I. susan adper I. Rib French said in i on be aids witheat griblaru," pages. ,s'sb"+td for arias of usdqse include rapairenents that no edur* 0'W ,V'. ,Indy re ed appes.d to Ibee rrFrench aId, "the. I doa " leSs. iii French said be Is also op. 0094W .*Iflc.ce t we cheap im natural elevation or hew 10011011 d0NY NYM do posed to 'avaset" soslig Set subj.ct to protection grids will be made ether than a.d tiii 'WI ItS rissomned'a Vial "I ...- go poper rot $O build sMs. to locate genturis, 49 SHIA* * ' U ,d aulurat ON we on o do anas pestisles allows for areas typically have the septkt and deabdieldo and IW7 ! Ni$ sued pame ed t L11i wa. Tinily's aseth will in pm," he aId. A u s do edherlWIen to supfl following tharedernh: soila y received is uwsd b uft pNr and private son0 a. the L i of "Nam pc V$ low po4r"', j p he -S ndn.iep flcs1'an Iron the lending. chv1es ad Sad poem '-if ad a.a.Ms. The return. met t u.s. species di ty, protective WMAM dog it is awwo d . ft. IAM 11111116 Ud 1 Wv D - -. - D L smsmsi. MIL Øoklngi msrdisndlsrs* 1 I*!S DO iWZ tam" an - ... 1UN uius icr. - tIlThat ___ ,' 6% A itAs so - .' . .: ............-:,• i .... . 4 . .:. g• ... . ?• . .- lint . . : .-. . .. - ... ijtj$5Ijd5y . . . * •. . - •. . •.• . I .. . . . . .- - Do . jj. e1ir'ig . Today t '' Saesd on Mtro. at the roo - -• -'a from S uredd I ' 'The major problem we FI' ewes. for slow rthari to U - am but" 4W pomp WA MM Sss aft pars MIadch ..........M sturasuge ................. Ibe w said CmIuIons, aid monk" during U . 8* Nei a" am W Pad of ed Mid be Richard WUhIii"e, 4415 1M deymir T u1iLJ..dstIIa. l-..,...........,..a* o.i. .....s* PSOPiSuIloibd,ws therit __ hft.ju.g -.......8* SiIS of {nsarvathes ...........SA OIIIND • .... pu ............... ...... wen.uIalaehei-m nd Iiidn.do lona.W intIt Now ndsNad,aapolloold .................. U 'iirslat reqke bolldlog permits for The omaiants are on TpeS pIMt.dlatsandpagcelsoflss sSostto prevent problens.o IA u uu. Conservation area Ilnsflveacrieba.edace,tain wedos'thsveto radio thern" T Mid. ,aI - r-e' has bus oppretsI water tint ad fl-I- ___ - - S have," S -. . - . w - --.- -£ - s. 4 - S IT - k:4 .I 0, 1- 2 -- _-. -S...-. I . -r. .•j.4 - - ------------ - - 4 Al ...--7- • I - . - .. ' ..* '_ -. . •.. S ' . __________ - - - - - -- - .. , • • .* - -. - I . - S �- - .. - ---- .2k—Evening Hera It Sanfsr, Ft. a . .. . ._.- . . . .---..-... .. ._ FrIday, Oct. it, it Iveela, Naraw, laeleit L Sheriff's "% 'N BRIEF 1AM V 01 F V I Typhoon Kills Marl,,. , LOVeIS Barracks ui japan TOKYO (UPI) Typhoon 'lip killed i= U.S. Iarizie Tip F — - dedine signing an øffkial complaint. MAMN, South Korea (UP!) Antlgovernmsnl student riots spread to the politically ssisitivs town of Masan with attackscnpolIcs, cars a.dbugdJngs ______ lasted for hour., wtuiisses said today. About i000 students rampaged _____ theough the downtown the city hail area Thuradsyolgist, stoning pal øpt of and a fire station and calling for a PRICES 114 in __ URIWO SPREADE • - 88, R• •• • LWRmE ___ P I-_ am I . . vu ___ • A / __ • - - - - - .•- 1' -, - - •- , -• -, . lewd efort-ordervill A-- -of me' ___ Desegregation Order Given •. bfIr 1 u TU scorn . M - - --••. -, - - ci QIICAGO (UP!) The iS'day el"' to prow a idusol system, fac a nt gMr says the dusç pee e a aegstlded bit to 4"n-A2=82 would . ' oust --to mid a .rr espmeed eØ" erirndintJim* Ic Thursday ar the gsveramsd gave. for a the Beard ci EdieMis 1, days to 1udscs a acceptable the ails. td.lasgad school qetemitfacebllosutactlsL ___ He aid N period ci the idisel. involved in the __ ci I'olth. Educiles ad WU.'s d.jr— h- "fedhilly Mudy" would we be in corn. ailmesh W'a own gultWse cMhlsejbd a. schools mere th a 00 percent ' suetuneac. V ____ - -'•- - There are no tricks here Just treats from Lee Grow and other Sanford Lions Club members who will participate In the club's annual Halloween Candy Sale at the Sanford Plaza. Slated for 9 a.m.-6 p.m. Saturday. the special sale of mixed candy will benefi t the club's many sight programs. — TREATS ______ M - Detroit's County Broke __ _____ Iargmeedy wmud lt 'Iky fisIwisa aiffI '— n. T urf Covers ,i00 eq. Buildir develops thick gre n ias by helping )'OIR gfi$ multiply Itself .' Coudy Gseral - . __ a Wayss COO Cissil Cost je bm ____ - ONMKIPYOU GALL AN'T ra : TILL IT UP? * * A big gas tank is supposed to give you a lot of ** What they call "rang&' But, the fact of the matter is,* * gas is expensive and you need more miles per * gallon not more miles per tank.Think about it.A 25 * * * win 35o jnablgcar * * gets 14 miles per gallon. Only 11.9 gallons In a * Ibyotarcel willtake you 393 miles because it gets * * *33 m.p.g. based on E.P.A. city driving estimates. * With gas at a dollar a gallon, that means you can * * *'Ibyota'Ibroel. But, It Is also E.P.A. highway rated at * * *43 m.p.g. You go Anther and your hard-earned * dollars go a lot Anther.So, all this talk about "range" * * an attempt to make gas guzzlers look fuel * 15effijust cient when they're really not. We've been taking the availability of gas at a low * Price for granted for years. But now, were In the * boat as the rest of the world with expensive *same gas that's not always easily available. That's Why ¶Ibyota Is the best selling economy car in the world.* * It is designed and built In a country where high ** * decades.And 'Ibyotas are being bought all over ** the world because they are'ñiel efficient and * extremely durable. * * WW'I 10 10010WGAL ABOUT A * gallon tank get you miles * that * * * * *1na'Ibyota car ortok,beoaea'Ibyota has quauty* * and durability built In from the beginning. There is * * no planned obsolescence In a Toyota because it is * designed and built to last a great deal longer than * your Payments.It is assembled by workers who * * care about what they are doing.They even wear * white gloves on the saaemby Une and-each pemon * stop that line,at any time,If he sees a problem. * * The quality control during the assembly ofyour * *'Ibyota Is controlled by each individual responsible * for his part In the building of your car. * They say;"you can't get quality no matter what * *3T0u paLy" ButyótL can -iTjöta And t1t ibyota * quality Is what makes It a wise and economical buy. * * ** 'Ibyota will last. It to * drive. And it will be a source of pride and pleasure * for as long as you care to own it. In the long rim, * * *a quality product Is always the most economical. * Your will be economical ST SUIVIBI SW U1 UTIPIDAT OCT. AT MU NOUNs IDAT OCT. 1, 19 AN PM MTVUDAT OCT. 11 AM S N Amy C.I.bratea Birthday ___ less * *cost and, most Importantly; do it right the first time* * And youwon't have to wait for parts. Each of the *155!Thyota Dealers In the Southeast is part of the * * sophisticated, computerized parts inventory * eystem In the Induatiy. Even the competition has * visited our parts warehouse and computer center * howwe do itto ee ho we keep the you -* MATTRESSES ** towillseeneed oonatantJy In stock at your dealer, or * atImt;no eaa than 24 m your cax * * BOX SPRINGS t Wedon'tthlnkapartshouldbeonatruckwhen itehou'dbelnyouroar * you need a qu.1Ity car, one * tha will be onoa drive and easytotake -* O&l' oLYou have a right to expect, for your good * TWIN UZL...........S * Nons Solhd mOna oar thatw1I1laat and give you your * PMJI $L••J3$ * AN Top Quolity wouo iagreatdeal * USI ID ffiS * -• *more whenyoub a'Thyota car or truck. beat ho * Boerely pfen * v Peeldent OIML.O1 • •os.ca * J MOran, ** Southeast 'lbyota Distributors, ** PINT CSMI - ** * * Your'lbiyota Dealer will keep your!Ibyotaln your *hndsnotameohlcb.Atbest4thinconvenient to *take your car In for service. But with a 'Ibyota that *inconvenience is kept to an absolute minimum. For * *1980,'Ibyota has extended the first Scheduled maln-* tenance on nearly all of its passenger cars to10,000* miles or eight months. After a quick oil and filter change, you are back on the road until the 15,000 your'Ibyota best.They will fix your car fast, for ____ isd bu meat TOWN. • 1.4 AND SR 4 SAN FORD ___ Tharedsy. * * * * * mile mark. kid when you do take a Toyota in for ser,* **vice to your dealer,his certifiedtechnicians know * HOLIDAY INN 1=4 ad at Wa,,, these in ls chsWs dspu ____ ii-r'. who we paId Id Friday. The ceady, widak Iseluded Datrelt, bus pupelatiern of -e __ e £ am _ rot reslstant I ___ AM engineered I easy and __ __ — ___ Spmdw Is 7176 rm _____ I - I with as Wayne Cosly, srnd ruibui all ada4flofatliod$lI2 ielk 'cImy wad bib today. Pay diui dee Is • I ____ s • . DETROIT (UP!) * *VWGOODIIA CAR IIYOU CAII'TDRIVI IT? __ . __ 66 ____ TASTY ___ EADE• r BUILDR - _____ ems -• tA?Vt __ DAllamsuti Ipsisga, chalr mor placid an the aguds. man of the semlau. 1% IN 1M1i :wsid -LsgIMativeds1aUurn has he UK - msidari—hig wShskeM all 4pa.,Nsviin mbuofshe,lquIsn.ar the rr-i ii hersM thtciu: *The hsstiag his bees ad: a "6% Adiap" less "M 016101" Is be Will 94ift is . -- ____ - - - .- - Al lead two-buss wars terp of re build by the window d peUrs prewl was adwoMe private cars wsug.dbyth.meb Far sidle dududs wu's anadid us charges of — c±t The bleak studies were being bused ____________ $ ea adur the aldh year 01 to pi4pdamf)y tho cltrws spray Will contrail • m. glng Your tr.s, ndf It • pint bOttle. spreader ttio Whirlybird I á smPl astic an .5yO%$•5t rust and _ - R • ___ *'--, - ill . the 5qlnhlLfll, Coody Plss forms available at • am I -' L091slativ. Delegation H.arini - Is SitFor N" _ - ___ . __ __ ',, ______ PINT CITRUS SPRAY 91. • __ __ - HAND - HELD • - — ___ * $19000 IOONOMY CAR? * No car is Inexpensive today SO, YOU Should beable * *to get a car that win perform u and last a long time for your money. And you will when you invest - BTON (UP!) School otIklils hoped prurnius of tigIi'er security wield radars abe today in loden's racially tome ickeels, where aiready tMa week four students ha,e been arrested ad one bu been dabbed. Thursday morning before rims. beg petire Vere --.- . __ yeerso* ofths Nobel piles .uwosh$ININ. - Racial Tension In Boston q ru * — _____ ___ - -I lawn sprayer, UI.tttp;.ls, lawn and 9arden Insprays. a Save now. area, with oumsicaa$w to voois. HQtkg(UP1)_Moedosssdglr',dbeprsvidedbythe$pitI.nkcB or by cel1h Just Wssr at PatroL United Qiisbul Pa at am in Nobel piles in Grand P' ' the meet 4ITSorIdiIluhi.0 flIffPI wits awarded their csntrtutiuus hw'a*y ki Ms Suds rades bam pbyelcs to ___ - ______ Thssg - - Pusto Rico cam. under U.S rule on Oct. 11, iNS, following th e Spuilth-Amerlcui War. The FBI and police said they hive ad Identified any suspects In the Qdcsgo bembings that rocked the County Building and the Great lakes Naval Training Cedar Id. Wideemly. But they have begun circulating picture. of Caries Alberto Twos, 27, and (ar tapes, N. ruStiC lawns. So- The nt Sanford messy turned In will be a tern. 11 conjunctles with (Jilted .spudblcycls d"ust.d by tmyrs I a Cerebral iii)' tiu. Florida, IN. Will sponsor a race will be Z"" Fkm in 111100111ort Mart of the Blka'A.Thouu. - - the body of tho ___ 96 Ill Is an aIl.purposs T5irj. ___ .Sanford RikewAsThon _ By United Pnss Iniernulkis] Investigators digging for a metive In the Qc.go and Pusto Rico bombing. attributed to Puerto Rican stNakthsyhsv. one —the osploloni came on For Cerebral Palsy Americans Dominate Nob.Is - at _ ORTHO LAWN SPRAYER - 97 - ___ -- - Dallas County Medical Examiner Queues Patty CUifltmldl5teThwsdaybelodafermafletiu, to that T., AND SUN. 888 ________ • uu .rriuv kGRO _______ ________ __• MOW ___ - __ - ____ ,. A The Dallas County, medical _ raIn about the Identity of John Kesmsdy's Is seeking to isv. the body of [me Haney Oswald esisemsd from a cometary — Me Ive of the Old anniversary of the U.S. tabover of the __ ,''•'' WE THE ___ ' • __ • I*s, Autopsy sought On Oswald __ m.colofed Chevrolet whir. __ Camarot but M could have besi dlaooveud and a Poidlr Flrsblrd. Tb. car, cu'," he said. parked along 427, was lad seen The FBI has been called Into heedh4 soutis. . day here wrote the city some tjxne ago,use plan, for which amendproperty Is worth less and The latter protested ments are now being con. My property is being proposed changes Of zoning to sidered, and that all the devalued every day," said one permit commercial develop, hear gs in were advertised. e owners, Paul of th Fascella. ment on the road. Several of the owners equated He insisted the council "People tend not to pay at. the 104-foot-setback from the not been representing him tentlon until their own ox Is gored," said Councilman Pat center line of the highway's 50 other property owners in fed-wide right of way adopted four block area by permitting Southward. She said she IS by the city several years ago as other sections of the road to be happy this matter has focused havlng the cif.ct of taking their zoned commercial while attention on the city's efforts keeping their lands residential. now to amend the cornproperty. "We didn't take anyone's "I've already hod a feeler prehensive plan. my ___ Bombings Mark Anniversary? • or They kit-iul.d Thuradsy and ioiuuu at the L4i aiI.the , stock ora .' — " .JAI uui in w.gp.madeIn. . — I . and pjdwdemplypolio hick a bridge. They Wo d9mbW do 1"' GAIN of the to commercial. me council told needed P10PstY. without their knowledge and the petitioners to take their Donald T. Miets, who without their being notified. resest to the planning and presented the petition and was Councilman Cliff Nelson zoning cosnznlulon. the major speaker for the said, however, that the city held "!put all my money 1rgotae pointed to a letter he 36 public hearings on the land lstay Mary and each ___ ___ _ d the Mescew____ Manors al" Me dm& of culdlus earliff We wook when he MW to no syrian - — ___ ____ As the second drawer was fm day, being emptied_-:° tellers police. "The license r ate was able tosetoff the cwiera. nanberla HEM l7S Mother employee triggered a Sgt. Taylor said police Wit saw U 1s robber would have S. Taylor said he was seen b . . jius d.tm'a side of — ______ - ____ __ been rWKW it"In SmnWd Brezhnev Ally., source ,,)5 -. _____ Terr" County me car's license plate had ICedh.,d Frees Page lAp Democratic RepsJ) IIiew Party, lid by Prdent Past øungee. . - — YSOId1nçfrl Nom Hill Cemyfo,a rft new autopsy. Ha said the rtqu* wag made after &IIkb author Michael Eddowis presesteul evidence stçposting his co4emlkin that Ksumedy was killed by. Soilat KGB agent - who as Oswald. ...LongwoOd _____ - Any doubts Sen. Edward Konnsdy Is a prdritlii raniMat0 are being wiped out: 105f041 My the Mamedi*aattj Democrat is passing the word he will run. Moreover, Kennedy confirmed Thur, dey that a campaIgn co"im*Ies will be formid, and other sourcu reported Keumedy will win his first doumn.eud by a governor today from Go,. Joseph ienan of Majas. Kemady, tlwougii prs_aecratery Tom Soidbwlck, aunounced plane for a "Kingdj for Pi" corn. MM" t.dmksll en ssploratory body under election • Under those conditions, as far as our department Is concerned, the entire matter Is sided, Polk asserted. CIVIL SUIT James Schafer, f*ther of Diana Kay Schafer, Is suing Florida Power Corporation for dapijis of less then $10,000. South Korea Riots Mount - __ ____ — - Little Doubt Remains Kennedy Is A Candidate ________ WASHINGTON (UP!) • I om unm WKAT000DISAU By DONNA ESTES land," responded Mayor Walter from someone who would like HeraldStaff Writer Sorenson. 'We placed a set. my house for an office," Mletz Property owners along the back." The setback said. four-bloctatretch of take Mary requirement bans construction "People along Lake Mary Boulevard between Fifth and on that property. The idea Boulevard would like to sell Ninth Streets would like to sell behind It when approved by the their homes and get off the their homes and get off the council several years ago was boulevard," said Dick Landry, boulevard to keep costs down when land is another owner. That was the message given needed to expand and Irnorove of the owners pointr to the Lake Mary Qty Council the boulevard. The council toSeveral the city's adopted land ' Thursday night by a group of reasoned at the time the plan which shows future plans property owners who petitioned purchase pricethat for additional for the four block area are to board to change the zoning rlght-of.way would be less jfno keep it zoned residential. They of their lands from residential structures were within the d the plan was adopted ___ ______ American KUALA LUMPUR, Malaysia (UP!) folbinger Joan Bass sang for two hours and told dories of the horrors of life In Indodihisas refuges camps, drawing enormous applause from her Malaysian audience. About 3,000 persons paid between to $40 each to hear the bare46oted singer play the guitar and sing for two hours at a university theater. Proceeds from the concert will be uee to Vietnamese reftesthlidren and Maiayelanorphans th conjunction with the Internatlional Year of the ON. 'Homes Devalued' BRIEF DALLAS (UP!) ___ Baez Sinai In Malaysia - IN ____ Rhodesia conference mat In special melon Thursday with the Patriotic Front gusrrlllas, siding a ons.wsek absence to joint discussions on Issues they demanded to be aired earlier. The negotiations ar now In their second and probably. even more difficult stage with arrangements for running the country and holding new elections as a prelude to full Independence topping the agenda. The guerrilla leaders abrapily reversed themselves Thursday and accepted the &ltMh blueprint for an In. dependence cooditutlon that caused them to temporarily withdraw Id week. • NAflON BOW, Who is married, darW as a corrections officer when he first joined the department three years ago, and was later assigned as a patrol deputy, Polk said. Speculation over whether Deputy Butler received any special treatment by law enforcement officers was put to rest by Chief Karcher and Sheriff Polk. Both indicated the I11$tteT was treated as vigorously as any similar coo would be, and added the additional probe by the sheriff', department resulting in Butler's suspension was more than ordinarily would be dons hi such matters. Polk mo stressed he had told the woman she has two year. to ''ige her mind and k for an official charge against Butler If she decides to sign acnplaIi4. Polk saldlftbatoccurs,hs would turn the matter over to the date's attorney's office for prosecution as he would against a civilian Involved under hvI1ar drcomdwces. woman, asof today, iautiafuid with - having received compensation for the broken door, Butler's assurance he would stay away fromher and that abecoiglnus,to Mary Residents:: * - Rhodesia Talks Continue LONDON (UPI) me alx.week.old Zimbabwe, •. Lake __ — - _ __ and seriously in jured another on Oklnawa today, then pounded Japan with savage winds that caused a massive explosion injuring scores of people at a U.S Marine camp 60 miles west of Tokyo. U.S. and Japanese officials said the typhoon toppled fuel tanks at Camp Fuji and the subsequent fire and asploslon killed at least one parsusi end injured 10 others, 10 of them seriously. . j&iJy The name of the dead person released. A military spokesmansaid the gasoline cans were piled outside the camp's barracks. About 40 of the Injured were American soldiers who suffered burns trying to extinguish the blue, police said. I SusDonded For 5 Di Deputy A Seminole County shtrlffa deputy has been suspended for five ; corner of Crow Street and Winter Park Drive In Cauelberry. days for conduct unbecoming an officer etetnml'tg from a According to the suit, the pole was shook by three thI1e C domestic dlw.ste, Sheriff John E. Polk confirmed today. pulling on Its guide wire and the Insulator, held by a single bol CfiOn eports And, while law enforcement agencies Involved anakler the fell 20 feet, hitting the girl. matter cloned, the female complainant In the can has two years Diana Schafer suffered a cut on the back of her leg and medici * FIr•s to decide If she chooses to officially prees charges against the expenses have not yet been determined, according to Joe Week deNY, Polk noted. * Courts aft for Schafer. Weeks said he thought medical expenses fo The suspended deputy is John E. Butler, a south Seminole the damage would be less than 110,0(X). * rOiicl D•ar County resident who Ii accused ci breaking Into the home o The suit claims that Florida Power was negligent In "Installs Cuselberrywocnw about 6 am. July 25 while he was off duty. the insulator without a guard orrestralnt,"warnlng people tl According to Casselberry Police Q.1 George Karcher, the Insulator could come lOO5e," and "ma1fltaInIngafldinspecting t Women called in the report early that morning Initially as a . Inamdt filed inSelfllf101eCOII*y Cho Ccurt,Scbaferclalrwon pole." =and entering co'nw, g, ul7,Imanuwrfelhfromacroaarm of apow,rpoleon Schaf er is suing Florida Power for Incurred medical j off. sy In her door and began Diana Schafer, 13, while she was waitingfor a school bus on the resulting from the accident. man. She reported the olf.duty deputy had a weapon, but Karcher said his men saw no weapon when they responded to the scene. Karcher did say Msmen determined after the InIfJgigg that ft was a domestic dispute and the woman declined to press APFcharges. However, since it Involved an off-duty sheriff's deputy, Karcher — said his department turned over the matter to the sheriff's office. Polk said today a sergeant and a lieutenant In the sheriff's of. flee were aadgned to conduct an Internal affairs Investigation. The sheriff said following that Investigation, he personally suspended Butler, a deputy for about these years, and ordered him to pay for the woman's door Polk said the door repair cods came tO about $200 and ftcodBuder another $200Inlo.t Pay for the flv..day suspension. I FIIIJ Friday, Oct. it, lflt-2i most - • .a. •__ -:-- ••' --'•. IIjAREADEATH _ Ift ___ 41110w,, d It u_ _ WWO MS$,&aa$ — ' • • . ' E'- ••••.......P10 .... • I 0 w , •. - - WANISlOTOP(UPl)—Aisy*iol$ISda7, lied d as was 0111110 kr we ON" •;. •. v,. - . • . S 96'. . - • ____ .- sMuuuUfrus r-i.0 SNto -' ____ pli sus. L1U . • ingedw- •-• ••..•• I.,,, • • .- - . -k.: : • __ ___ q•• da 116 ION —, • . I __ WS. ' - • ,-: ., t:: • • • $%ur " • • .1 ' uauuv - as'. V - -_ • • - tT1IL !i *i ii ise. - • - . • . 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Thor. wars no longar èss for N dy-.ocketookr.14s In poMi wth she to hack lammed to like beesme ci solid o*ntort aft with hidden Around Seminole, Sanford Attorney Mack Qswlnod Jr. him been MWmore ui moe 'i,nilmoWs Most W4010 Bachelor." Ham Mack ever been a Oil wstdiir? 11kb, bib, bib," he k* lauthig. __ lbs first nodsoce lathe frM psrsspb probsbly aecooMid for lbs pluuws ci the yoeng men. "lbs mñ ibbi is oomlng bsck" he awIsd wI1e dmvng. "And will you Ilk. VW I ackoiL "ft'ssvsr , Imo'iibuw:'hab.ainit A spring ad "- hidden prav4aw In Paris took a nodalc hack to the Oft and showed VI ldk.d lII1M5. RMaUu'a cMd the economy E .. • . W"ft Prohsbly men's morn Wirsrn1i pIme mm cristism. 0omootlk of 11, isIsIddog mMW1yis spedtMmaisd.nrysclmo bet In the -'' The *s laid a hst Mm M,al cE the Around WIPS I.I) zm N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, PIA. 32771 - -. t 1 - Doeshelethe? JI ftsfriI 'larel AbesaIy! ft's lIknsWWI" lbs pstar liwyic (5iuikmid. Friday, Oct 10, 1970-5A 00 - ck$O MSck.Idbs abb Nm.W1L poMs d luigur a1a, poi'Ucdsity when they 4SI'I hiSS the lali the "PoMa Ink mist," be add. "They we a pradical me in Wmews wear, smy is fsrd tbe moss," I mwnt "lbs lime GA hiss 1111111,111 'limos lbs 1i" tilkid is a iimss, bstb macrInd MimI'MdaIntbSIMNmMY Wff t aeruinki his rda'mid the mñ." t i e TM 11 121nV"dX1.Q save W&V Lo Global Capability ANGLE.WALTERS - There is nothing surprising In a U.S. strategy from the Pacific to Western Europe In event of a Soviet attack on NATO. Given the ureseat strength WAIINGTON (NEA) our Asian allies, If not the whole Pacific basin. me Conversely, a major war in Ada would IdemkprvportInnoInthlseot $crnoliow, thM m11 ngs dft* to wintlas I L / - wo Is as ey based on ... W" hes UPI thm pisp* 0I security commitments In bK Europe and the rstbur Mzlldni Incrimo. In i1IiliDIM uSual actWity IbM ha. OCCIaTOd OSS the pist dsads Pacific. The Soviet union, by comparison, suffers no so 1l I Warsaw self4mpsed weakness. Soviet Inist _ conwsred With jaM 13 zun)pe appear mom dan any evenuiy, 1IWU a reveistisu ci assault against Western Europe. Soviet forces mNmltlMe, bid It w't calMed by cluiiicw be halted by a1 LIGHTER SIDE U.S. defense planners miui also cosaead astuii, riaag does, proximity to WMAMOOR's =* kqpdmt ei: per"CW "&&A W. the (lest tosbrthkfrom some*::a decade o M L216111111M :, asnow in MM 'We cs'l Pilo WWAW it aninin" MOW "Ow tests rd It _ a art . . I . , B MlOme w. suck pix 11111, • r', !i'I'It-) &,'J;t L. -. K.. ~ , 1, • : ;•,tta, s is rect the lbs ,• - - ' . . -- A*NI - --- •'. I 000 - - PL,!ithda •"" ad - . - - Jip 1j' I' ' t,'i aI J •) so It 5 takes quite a bit of electricity. But the higher-efficiency heat pump simply gathers the heat that's in the outside air and pumps it inside the house. III - - - - - be Ll -J LU .J 1 In!, I 6: j.-1r.'I$) ,fk1#,4L1.,.1 fig. : -- - = - - • - - -- - - •- - •. - • • I - • - I - - as OW M to is" -*A ,_I ; owed, F - ~W- I wW! _ ~. - -)• . ... • - .• I-il . J1 i- • I IS - . • - - - I .o,i4 I - A .! . .1 - U ''' , i .•. ' k* A 4 .I --sI I Watt-Wise standards glass should be limited to the following percentages of floor space: clear,11%;tinted, 13%; reflective, 13%; and shaded glass, 15%.(These figures apply to single-pane glass). IUVAttoWbeimm I . 'I, L. G~r, I ,.,)o / '' - •-- hiI 1, ,. J!' .'.# .,,L' . ."--;L" I"- d1•• - -- -••. - -' - ... ". 1 .•• •••• - .. . 1, I.", . .. ' _...!7* I ". .:,-., L - I. AWatt-WIseLiving home may cost a little more • - -• a to I L .1 • , .. 4 . -. - . L. -- _ W--T--~ ,L'te 0 1" I V ___ a '-I " i. I I I -_ a . a 1. . ~Ii 0 .2 % k 1 . % - '" .:, ~ .. -.7 . "i , I • . I 1, •:. ". -- . L . - • - • - - . . I A. ' 'A. .? - 4f' i W, tiL J it'. A L ,L - •• - •- - '. c, .- q (. L - . I, I • P. -' .%D ICmutr6ctlonit - - --. -. - a - , Inc. )l p Ruth stein Cong. I Qmerun Bros. Plumbing C6.,, I ",:. Finan & %da Inc. Garrbon, Im. Fre&rIck M. Hamnans Gen. ConvactairJim Gino Ratti &dUm JoM Enterprises, Inc. a 411160filisnArk . ld- tZ - ~ L .."', _ - Inc. - FWIDmliD 1;~ - 1 J.PA Conlinsk Ad-_ **V r 5:15~- • - -1 - , 1. ijii- - ~ , r - -~ .- i ", ad , ;. .4._'_~ .. . -, ~ - ... - . .1. up a Watt-Wise Living information folder. • , I To meet FP1!s recommended 11 1: " A. L . /. t , 'Al'iff-I ,-... 1, I. I ~,~ -' can have extended overhangs . .,.: homes offer practical suggestions windows exposed to the sun. In addition your Watt-Wise home needs. - I of glass that should be used. Like reflective glass for Unshaded windows facing east or West. And tinted glass for other I t " ho beingtt.e. Andaikhimslwwyoua MINN a II=at 101-am. I_r _ uut'W ,,;I, ,; 'Piades$s :1---iriaswild \ Water Heater, using energy from the sun, . Oc ing UC UPM I With a Heat Recovery Unit (HRU), the heat drawn out of your air conditioner is captured and fed into your water heater. This provides an annual savings of from 50 . - ~.t., -- - - To cut these costs, Watt-Wise SU95 PAYS the higher the R value, the better the insulation.) . . of the money you'respendingon air CThJE i\\ tq, I 7 Io , - . I , .I. . : ,., ; • .I 1. The warm Florida sun can be blamed for almost half your cooling costs. Which means that 40 to 50% CAASS REFLECTS Pm Our Watt-Wise standards tecorn * nd that the wam heater is insulated to a value of at least R-8, (of course . • . v1i. - - W, h41 '1 - • GLu& Water Heating In many of them. .. §; e-# As we ie -- - water heaters in new Watt-Vise homes, and Waste Heat Recovery Systems or Solar U N . in That's why you 11 find properly insulated W. ___1' 7 -- - - I I nerp I - of~n the second-largest user-oTe- --- b LE40LI 10.... i "I Because your water heater can account - 0 FXAMP . . ~Uwwlw L . okoemb"Mtsow Oftfild"hoMmIkOw L" j . iuimidlosmy, - values. And the higher the R value, the greater the resistance to heat flow. For ceilings, the Watt-Wise recommendation is R-19. For walls, it ranges from PTheV#WwH"t" . 111,11101111111111 - .. R-5 to R-11, dependiin on the place, ii rT ent and type orf wait. rioor over a craw space, R-19. Duct insulation, R-6. Entrance door, R-5. I • i. . - . ad rN , = "Opm- * LI,$. _____ ___ • . . I 41, , . " .... In ___ ___ - JJJfl.jjjf !.$h' . I-) • - 114 #U 41X I 1ti *Aft go uruUy a pins, 0441 't?- lid It jyildtr - ing and cooling costs. Because ofthis, there are recommended standards for the insula. '" 'd III (I a ll u&.a ., 4 Watt-Wise homes. They're based on R (resistance) ___ must have a COP (heat rating) 0(2.5 and an EER (cool rating) of 7.5, - insulated home can substantially cut heat- fl6ULAI1ON - - . j A.,I 1IRI LIIGL hri,r LLI. IIJLI. I To meet FPVs recommended Watt.-WisenAstandards, a heat pump . RthIff . -, -=wIIIIIIIIII~IIIIIII@ = kI. 11I :I!iFu,IIhsra, -mod - • Most experts estimate that a properly 'i'* Spon . with electric strip heating has to actually heat all the air • - you'll find your new Watt-Wise home well insulated. I .1 1 i I out. ue resu't. sower eectrc bills, winter and summer. - )• 0 UK% MOM - It I. = INPWR UNIT .. - - beede miimr M vv.wed sr, UIIS dim pNIa ~d , . d Iauhir, - - O,i .e . - - • standard air conditioner I&I&I . 1110 • = you're heating your home, you don't want that heat to get away. That's why You see, in order to heat T4 '='' .J... " '. :- i_iii INS. the ?ki's - . srd k = outside heat cominq in. And when Ofcourse, the higher the rating the lower your dollar number. --- he ii pi*Ii I esmenud, - d r 6W =1041101d ___ - - 04 -0 NSSIIJ. INteed ci NlbS WIld 13W I2ji#. l '•' 0, 1 1' 0101 - to - 606" 1101& do lain_ ii sUiøS* L an ,... - - R" tioner, you obviously don't want any the average home, the -5 -~ . di.% . "'mm"'s' '' bid - the Miis rims 1auidu7 he D: "W - - .~ 61I! . - . 1u 'ku I ' . . . . 4,~ .0 " .: - -'.. -. - .: C _~... , I ... 1. - I 1 . ~ - I -.1I ! 0 I .,. . ~ -~'-,., . _~_ .~ 0 Dill - .. M en w---'i .. Ad Sir iimo reeSId 4' ci 0 INNNNO'aw - .- " W, - L. When you're running your air condi- ___ do, but costs a lot less to run. *"= uNtr -. - I ow ""I"t &W do i1w JACK ANDERSON bUi - ' ffft==iMW*11I1 S Mai* we airs i.",.",.-~,.~.,.r,~'') ~,,,".'I, L -.;,iI.(!'L0~-L TOO, WMD. .. - - - , be 115 pireui awe the the ft lo t - __ - hot. It does everything a standard air conditioner can - •.- may ., NA oftelss tb d" old I 1 1 1 =weIII~o@ftFhM=Nhft~1 111 '118 .W. P IIIN6ft .Mmm vmmw Noma . Prod"ftrwiiel~e MW IIII4 Iff ler's 16 * Mw.- n 8~ of ow bw IN__ - = 1V W qmmmlommmm brad aI~IIIIIIIIns ~ # 'Umm m"A, wanomm"W cietlaoresiss b du pes ' hru*d 17M Owvuib'. psvu. Ibis, In tom, isjomlMas eIiZ go Q ti .I - Iiui,d.me.dIsckINarsadW.sehew 1k ' . vaIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIir, • J&.. - cools your home when it's - "lbsr. AdSMy is a wide sarl In *h. 4 ! OL AL. 4401 MV vemer W __ " - imi we a. 1i&thsy Ugs& the J'um soy Disailc '-hal widely ilawsd to hem a rtbLt --- - . - 4? I- - _______ LL ImI, .*ft h - M10 - I sommoommmo ... . .,,JWV0SL kiiw1sd . - the summer, it gathers the heat that's inside the house and pumps it , • ~ - - , of ad 11rd dOm INS for sedw a - I ;, 1%1 your home when its cold, mao . . ' I - I mwWrallIII fallin to re"m #6 d0dW In binv 14110111111011110WIF " am*148 sin In Ink@ -dwasamedles MAW. MA 11181111 ames its Ai naval drsq0b Is lbs dW ci nduIr: aL. . tbe rhn of dstsmss pciicy. issUed _rn iui*. N " to Mites that It is comforting, bet prisosu..Wliiblwaavs dallow Will "w 1 Is 1 I . Insujation. It's a device that heats -. ""°' I m. csas.eussces are lithe sheet ci iisi tras I .. I TheHigher.Efficiency Heat Pump. -- 61" ___A16111101111 I) wor hwe to - I t.ssegirimiir 17 ddWm In Ift 0 wm hem to -- . ,. rVAAA fli.r#. I.. - ____ - Mw decline In American uespower is the most ptspsstlisbMrl.stS 13 ssr. I rVAAAnIr'A. - 1M = *IICM4 oosdrsospllon Soviet reserves availablefor .. movement to aid beehbsh p9iftui III ooniis.vs ci tholt IladetI the Middle But or tIISParI1.I(I'" lI' less thim six abbe be dmdm 66 VAI . wwoela,todi---- i IrlsulostArw hasone-ands kWbdd WNW a =. ___ Rd we for in Mond Zbolow mt1us' dsis los ro'idem J01111 T. Kam* a PVVJN&d Ism for rDJWthsisUPI.MdthspIM'cISdleSIctliw - -- . .,.. . . . . . 1. * • e. . - loud the modem - - 60-1 .0 - --, and air bases from Vladjvostt* north to the Bering - ' . --- inadequate to support a (Wo"Ift . - - a Iuihoulmied alas. 0111 w in ** 11M. Nor ,, ths1) I1t1se (*bot J fremiMIy • I* lak of do Damearob is nssft od a thee ad In I)imserstic Paity I In , ... - oft" _A0 I ' r -- lbs 11 fr! Western world's oil Iffeline In the Patin Gulf. ad Pak aftsk we 0* too Wd &Wff% The all-but-Inescapable conclusion Is that the comasr,sttvs pO - Jim 11, na'ommuaity,asidiieiIirs necessary to counter simultaneous aureslon In any two of these three strategic theaters. Put . I - ', sebools ow be accompanied by '0 ncurrent threat to the I . - rI ° have ___ - e -le 411.ctricit - 01 At Yo if By DON 01*1? - - WHiss propma. U.S. strength In the Europeantheatsr. And both of these ssIbIUty, Uie already grim scenarios iore1:bability actually, that a tilities in either pe or tbe For East would already I JrW44VWF & Whire adolssooMs Any hope of a successful dd4I of Western and m ws 000=4 Woorsoos is od Mim 11 Europe would require the virtivil t Of Is MOM n W*o1lon to a d1sWer tW Is - mo ", tor - sabouttheimpslatablechoiossthatwouldbe - .! r I - Unlucky nancy Preg forced on the United Slates by Its failure to maintain adequate military strength. - -----%.I-. MCSSI$I'Y ouid Ada and, ads"Mula 6" An ic - I short of the English The real significance of the remtly disclosed a _ Is. He - of U.S. forces, a president would have no other choice if the Russians were to be stopped anywhere ___ - -TV VIEWPOINT --• - TeenrAge that calls for shifting virtually an military torces __ - I - - -- - - - - - • 4 - - . , - I' . f" - - ' iJ .' - - 3 • C .1 'at - ' L s •y - a - -. r _.~s -- y!~-~~_-._k - . -I __ .1 �- I. .-• 4--.I --1 -.__.-_---_..._._ .--- S. • - • I. F . : SPORTS Pddsy,t,1,"it r41 u I ill D Nro Monday's T.V. Chill P tasa NVER (UP!) a - WORNNil" between two i• Meets I- ,Iasu aaa•iv. : WEST1AFAY LAFAYEII!, ETM lad. (VII) — Pw h.tbsn teap will play the Yugoolavisn JIWnat.jssd iatgsria in an ornMknai - R 1! Arima. the $s. Ouch Lee Rose said Th 016al own 16 theMocirmi Olympics. "Ve're Ininging in a t.ss that vy = win lbs OIinpIca," said Rose, who lid a UI. 00t teaUl to play a team at lids csNb. ,m ate Favore - _ _ ervin Gets 47 But Cavs _ Gwen Reed. : H.arns Wins 1Ia'tnd.y Ku T,op 1__,AM&&L. iftsm&.& th C b High SPurs lu ___ 5 i t.a. i....&. .a..a . the rains is ___ the erl 31 I Irg whose I := * I op" IN" ,, Qnsi lilrltflt U bee seen what lea AMoS. cm, do with it mu £1 • . .8 .. 1 s &1t!. With a cbmical midure U*W on tdft body Nows k'i.: He wails ft &m _ NewYukiIthl1; -iMndItbyRe$ MEMO11 do tri't . • uii Albesh. 'We'ts Ivx ad *m 'i w ine nd$sd17. the _t luL,l o ,.. I ... .. II TJ'NUU ..fl..4saP(W)1$.NsflsJ. 5J 4 WW g. • z 't :.. _____ N Paiu$ _ • $ TTW 44 $4 _ &L& . _ wevjonfloot 5 !j . . •ii•_ - We i bow" Sold& ad auger, Ace Mmii, JI. / ___ Jesm.P.aiBeeasasseda Anndod ___ — N' .._r' .11th, 1. • ........ said it Iseke - N'aI4' dLhdBeMd . 1somis 0, . $1J 150. . US -' . . . fiji Ii H±ti. r I at -.' • -. . . , . I • •. ............. 1 1 i . :4k -AV . .4k. •.•.. • '7-•' . w . - • em DiDosWebir 1- *iaiep ,,,. ..'. 1i. . Captur.. Kader Tournoy Wsr ' - - NIN amid. _ allow SrInidsledeatIngIn I1 ' or he won't he .ar Tie e ftft L.e.Araee $ asmined owk of TW will be Us kq. Tidw do hoIwM"Ma lbere has also been saw . Chime IWW. losift fe in 801 ____ ___• ..wS... somomme Icl Uri" _ - Is the &d MV FA __ 1" was a _. ft 0 12.71 flSisT U44) WUI dNs4uIoois -- ..' OMSIiM$lIlU TNN u ___ ffpgj~ .. I7 III"±1 b "the it" with dsvgs. abMy to go the ance. hd 0& wo ever .. skid the lice! Beard at Inlissthmn one ro dwbanh. . b1T1JInILIhdlbehe1isInom.isjMot11,s.. . C5de11'5 riling that the hemmoredadmsodLioslplaho Thdwysupeit1iuryl::tipsurb,pt4'In,ea4 Jasha _ riur atcainer ssisi ho In Mode (io to ame he Ad .5 $M *dis I*inJ±n is '' owo Ime lb ____1eoathA4cmeIs 1pfW(bMu*gNislbp:l.gbsIfaud l4$1lMisho*II,Il.didI3perssotfri. in n pro nots. . I +. 0' II. IIbSd 14 idaulde the Cowan fb Ibsir hu. .jj.fl SW. ift VI 5 In lbs p . z ;I. U . pe duMbs*!sl.1 J. 7t, ° • . . .. . J=ftL Li • ggg "Bobsb wg Bomber bM been VZldBu In FNWA was in ps" as W— W •.11 OWN S % £ OR Hd tme with Ml, cored evalead 37 the neat alas -''atiute Tither, ban aohsd t5e WBA (am. --W . 7, ----. ala rothu! thut a '4ionçicnsidp where you go. Ticket sates have -. i i7. Cb"&" a& N*m a" am AN* UWBC. WnywelOt crown and tM ftM Wbite Man in 20 years to bold the tItle. The fIit wldch has been dubbed the biged sporting extra"Seass In 00 counU711 hiftry is t1w main t*c oj% contender. Access to the reached almost 75,000 and the I : 1 - 6* Suards as ths, country fell ido Um trip cd big ftht hydada for Saturdey's. hiIVYwtIt15bad. Coitus, whose camp has Men *SvW IV internal arsumsetselobdogtrestedlOw . rimwff (UK) — Wellawdo Twi N kwas all. br" his 219 MOJdq MOW It i irn'boat wlthoi* a 11 Over Bo sburg Bom er' NEW YORE (UP!) The New Yost Ilito at the Wemi's aa4hotbsu L.ngue rsuos their rsm., Thuraiy ft by trading in V81ftol ad fr" Agenta, - _ T Stars Trim RostorTo20 thAM - __ _ .rsau., i 11W _ ______ _ . W4 forced to cenosi its gems, Y dm were Silver '' ____ _____ "f a a IaaI i AU. AWAV MOW By I$CNARD BOSENIlAT lb dIws*'s second in ' the conference 1uia "He tla'sw acme good 277 vlatory over the CIiko ddimMviIy10 lbs Patriots, will pam,s on oatatdi cats to wide UP! Iperto WIlISI New England hse one ttngIn Bee lsUed for theAPCleed csir with a reborn Ear, rscs(ywswhsws bed tohave Iii favor when its hoots the wtthl$Th pawn, botbnst (onka arid a healthy Bob tn To t IbM type 01 P&Iwd Dc4p$na In a battle for tirown a acorti* peas agaI Odsue, peas, you've got to be ae to ac.kithsA7CE— theDoaphlilisthsfr lea two 'Itikws'rsabgtt,rtism don up and have sip on the the PatrIots have not loot. meetings. tMo ysu' end (onhi is Lbs belt" goons tjj$ in o $undsy. main reason," said Miami fl,,j (]g In ether games Biadey, l's -t h New Inglend a losses (ech Don lbs.. 'He's added Pdisd.lpliia at W'g$cn / at occwr.danMondeynf*,aiS. ,, that nesMon tuqhnessto So Ding. at ton Aa*1n 13 ovwthn. .dbsck to the cm' barldisid that we haven't Baltimore at Buffalo, CIA. k_ ..ogusr Wi,',u 105 you, aI -a i I_ • ItU U 1 lens .JJ 'wii° at ulvimen, Hoos at. do. MW ftratwookaidaV.l4dsfaatby ' I Caoska rotemed to the ltdtk Oeblend at WJ ii5 Dolpins aftsr thsGrnmBayPacbsrsonOot. three dismal York Jots, at Ion s I U. 1. athslrftve Icicrbes, yunwftdw Now York P'nd,_(cngo at Mis. the Patricia have accoonuldel dmostaigaft. no's and reek Mb is the AFC with nssot., Datiol at New kssm, at Tmp Sq,IL dippy .wi ach end bud dw iftnts kild of scorIng team with a Iii psiat tbers With drM up the got," said York Gl ob at Keesas Qty. ed ,— — '' a"re. (belka'Md.ybe4yidua Dower is at PIItabur Moe. Wkb thM kind scoring When Gisgall deddss to h. k ..When I a iencs dey psIob, direded by quarterback the ball e, lam 0 1110 to rut up the ndls, it!. dill Tba Rees, tied with Dallas by K~ ft Steve Grogen, the Delp'. the AFC's fouth tes ruakar ten. I sever ted cosd.scs In for the WC Led lead with 1.1 ethey Must seeiiem'lyto with 44lyarduisuallyenths myselL" records, hope to Incises. their a..s, ho __ d We've got to lamp on them D""l"n In the bsvidleid Is with a pulled_hsxW the ssooa4$aoe RI''. Lad by "iii 1j' m.aafciy H csIvoq,whosswldslb Pedtbsiswihe,tbsewodyii Wlibert Montgomery, whe. Neel Coble, "because It the aknd the -- iIed week passes ledwsskbut seu,nidto a dallfowtouohd.waln asrigotai'ea&tan endrr00yvdseei heovertheisjery. k b lpta'sas.17,bctory reI7 destroy you." C.ITIeI and ca four piNts "We Sir r" - same over WInen In the ham's Crspu who coinpiehi lid- for 44 y PW led wish end Odus dD15dk thSLIØ5Sare i JOHANNESBURG South need thou " Miller said. $ passes for 244 yards end The Dolphins, who rank cams ed at it hoiIII," said to their bed dart since 1101. — Africa (UP!) — John Tate and With few ezcepllons, local Girds (d.esi sped a 1y basing writers have tipped Ibireisy loiuIug at their Coda., to become the (ltd • th Steelers Uhy,aiIyaMLWessS4a wk's pm. with Konass hew* uf $ hypersotuuded was MW 01 gossMille 4i do Add fUi with the NFL ecoachsaidCraig Umiak ag4Ijbo over the ød., would got the nod Weas. bM eat fy re4overed. WIag ' rne ppy e '" mRP5 r,r,wFft2rFP dl'/55M' 7'Fd Showdown rr t ..! Y DI a MANCO o' m't' P/r7s1uøN 9711LIRS fi1$#ViVM 5EA9W ED/M3 /002 4q13 ,2?/y41p 7 TA/rIOIr,,,s*' D IPhin In Sunday th$uavorygoodiasm"bspj&ikjjj h re4dy for Pfttsbiw* bscasss thq rai1y after y,e.' HARRIS aft S H Dsnvii Ross CI1Id Ror byAlanMaver STEELERPtMISRUNSDEEP_ 1Bucs Meet Pack.rs . . #c Lt.t,. -- .. • .5. SsMIsa,asis Sir . S $SCiNi,ISIs low 45 - ____ .7? •I jL,1iJ P iLt14 :• — •..;1 iWi_ - Rolm I - k,,: ___ . - • I.. • Voihybat! . . . . . •._Ilid OR 00, .. .. I, Mi r", a; 3 .1 -- - - - ...... . ••.. :: - .-t : ow l ,.5 5. -, --v - • .-; •, - I. -:,• : . •I 1 --' , R :: : t I l5I 'Is. / -- - �. __ .. I .......- ~ .. . . -: +---- SA—IvsnIaI$sraW.$.,sfer,pI. BLONDIE Friday, Oct. - _... - --.--. , - AnswertoPr.viousPunl, 1LL 4 ______________________ ___________ IGrosn 2Rowingtools osis OfAID' 3 Arm strap (2 LI! U S ft 5 Old time wds.) •i 9 Compass IR* A U, 4 Law degree point DOTS o0 br.) l2 Earthy deposit NUP • 01 T sure ship 13 Flower !o rant airpon ' 14 Mime 7Fesiregrst 16 sin %l'l I I 8 Feeling '!.Lf.L Ao Ii Nil, queen, 9 Impudence for short 2+ C U !I4}R 2J Q lOPointofland r.r17 Gentleman A P 1 iL! NIDIS ! 11 Existed 18 Donkey ST • ILL! IfI.JT I Automotive l9 so. l9Demure ISA L%'''2 cisty (abbr.) 20 Palate 22 Nipple 21 Attitude 24 12, Roman 23 Shade tree 43 information (comp. wd.) 25 Russian 24 Christian mt,ftafIlv Ililif ,.. 25 Humility ...-..-.-. -- - -bureau. (abbr.) 1 - . )- 0 _ " I ' I _____ N ----. V EETLE BAILEY ", I ~, P I I lit, I . kv, , ___ nuIlu.. 27 Loving by Mort Walker - -- ----- V Panned UP 45 Body - 36 Half a score 25 Gather 1 I_Imiii Fail,1 VJVI1 ...--- - - - - - ---. - .- - ~ -.--.------- _... WWW$WWWW 4 OURSELVES I OI I I I I iiJlil 3 __ ~ I I iu. T7_'TI- iii IIi1 '1ii I1U,nI 60 Display 52 Childs toy 53 Wine (Fe.) 64 Big book cAH,rU.. FIX MR — liLt. @@ IJo lUl JllUI1I .•• u.0 •• u• u. ••• uUUU JuiJiUU 55 Poems JUl UI Si Time tone IiU JIU (.bbr.I 57 Tim' division j.11JUllJll. 5$ Labyrinth '11 .rJOC147, lU - i*- L"61 NOW -- - :rr - to apply cold im. -- ___________________________________________ pick up the fluid that has leaked sometimes used to advantage Into the tissues and caused certain cues, but It's DO ft Swelling. it Wo belps smdldn that shoolif be well ii - w w - — co3nu0usIy. - relax InS 00II W : Not all cases of bursitis ad* movement. RyBEMNIcEB*OIOL o give you more Inforsuatloit the same. That's oils of tl* on swelling, I'm sending you things that confuse peopl me Health Latter number 114, because they expect to gel tl for Saturday, October 20, 1979 Ca uses Swelling: and same results as acme oths Managsinutt. ft discusses the person got. 8nmimes th Y(*Jfl BIRTIU)AY fresh beginnings, an don't be importance of position, eZ• blame this on the differences Is, oesshsrls,m9 afraid to try it. tarsal pressure and hot and treatment but a doctor chooi P34C (Feb. 20-March 20) cold lnmany forms of swelling.- differes* treatments bscami _____ *oeji1 year has In store Di coMft be who want this the variations of the problem Ii re se many ple.sa surprises, could suddenly take a unusual ue can send 75 cents In check different patients. That's one each of which offers op. turn today and you will want to or coin with a long, stamped, the re o why all cases as ns portasitlis, that you might be envelope for It. bursitis aren't treated exactly' have to become discriminating Item Don't be caught napping. Send your request to me, in the urns. as to which ones to pursue. ------fl ARM -(U"--21.April 19) Nih. certain you InvlgMe thoroughnew which _________________________________ 14 than all, however you invempte lam makes UREA (Sept. 34Oct flY today an auspiclosa time for ____ Follow your strong CCOVIdICOI you to enter Into any end irdlIM. that which you feel aeumss. You'll leave __ _ --This hand is really an old todey over your eo April loMay ) TAU timer. It appeared first In an - vtresmist than you may Ijiar, La a strong probability article by John C, $tableth In- . ____ b the Bridge World some tiit* h 1IdSyySeWIRdiICI ____ id, thS'iat.^ - `3P0 utbas bod for deW a hi better appeared In one form or w4ng for your AMro'OrapIs repetitious -luk that baa •. another many, many times. lattir which ligliss anew with e,tosuiy had you tied down. There Is an easy safety '" your bkthdey. Mail $1 for each GEMINI (May IWuns 34) play. Lead a trump from dam. Bag toAMse'Grepb, *,RadiO Mtschcessbsdoastodaytowwd my and duck In your OWO 017 tMhsn, N. Y. 1N18. Be making amends 1 a band. .. we to epedfy birth deli. tj A 5.0 trump break will cook a 41 break yosr ICOIPIO (Oct. 34-Nov. ) too stable of late. Make. the gesture. Don't 111S any strong him- opining break 3-3 as cocJMit$on. to4av. Thsz. .ANJ1,Iu3L1_ purcaa'euins,yosmaM could hi trying to direct you You could have an UPI of ygo, fo Ie • liwerd eem.lI est.emily - today to nimoy. from your path actual situation you oak, SIX 4 a eles"b' block that hu had bou,1oi. Witted ci wiaiag up in ,t$AG1ITAUJ$ (Nov. 3$.Dec. you bogged - dean for aims nw fl) Surname could ±mly time. A diang. for the batter "on yowstodsyerg.oatet would rasidi. it (JulY fl-Aug. fi) An hsppmi You hold: will bring With it ma neW ksiuI.Ptnmhidtodaycou1d aid excellent cu1rMI— y In mq4.g s * CAPUCOSN (Doc. 234. discovorIes.olongssyoudea'l 11) The chance ygs',e him l________ et emotion direct your Z nggat,wryeu thinking. Use 1*, not __ HOROSCOPF _ W. — soves"WA.W4.10 1111I us III an uy - muniana DQU - TELL CREFUkLY. VERY GET INTO . THEM a RENT THOSE AWS FO ITTI I _______ ___ f/ I - i A III lC & MEEK ___ ( - I VERONI :.:: 41 I II '' ____ CAREFULLY. ________ . .1 I __ ( 14 L ' — — by Howls Sdsnsldsr - WIN AT BRIDGE - ill AA J III l//mi Li ?+j4) ,L/. , ,77 II - +- .+ iFQ7rrI I 1rT'A I 1 I: 2h r + L - 1. ii - , 0 I - - +• + ++ - '- - • W ___ — - ______- ' ISCILLA'S'POP IL +1ihURI V ::.:: -. - .+ .ir £INN lT ONLs' DECMJ5i 'ICU HAVE A LOPiNO4CF1. )UCH'I NIP 9R• 11C WffHPEC STUMr! - 0 '' II THAT ___ II iIiri r IPM , - - Z'I" - - + Eli II ______ .1 Y. A1Y!!'t: I N4'sCU IL? E HWE , - - ____ ___ - - - - + ___ 1' I'l 1— - \I '.' \I - - - + - __ '2 'f( . , ___ \ __ ___- •1.1 __ -, - SUNNY T''• 1 1;;F7;;'1 I VA KLJ'PlCOPAN' I .- hA fi r-•- a./ . - 71410 If P"INNIN, ( S L$C LJKI OHIO' V •..Aafla S a&Saa - - ___ ____ - S.ta IN 11* 11 1414. X1101"0*1 - corr.ct opening bid with this __ ___ ____ by StiU.I & H&mdahl - - 5) RyweJdJaisJy hand today. B. ready to VIRGO (Avg. fl4 1151mg tmds rsad the upsiug oceurs. Don't OP" with low Dg WIMP-i AQUAU (Jan 34. Pub of .veats tudai t "lö' I. tim iu.h 1$) l in a jsed day to at- eppeor as if it Is Mining the haM yes fled yourself In a Via waters for you materially. coaservative four-spade has so sees yes wind up gsIng' tempt that new twist to down - use at five — , Aj umat that pea riceatly Something quit. profitable CS51rL _j__ *amos&1 __ __f . . llwlisssrsi~," Mrmw wwwo 7pmy am . I& I - TM - lba WSim usme.a SUWItI. - p orm 4. .. 1~ .0 , Of I, ''. 1 , - -- I . L " - -- . - - SPWIR.MAN -. ,_ - s:--' Laa 1 ,• ,, . I , - 4 '_ '4 r't1? 4 " - ' - ..': . $j • s,..! S • t- . - •1 -, . •. . .-,, : IW!IOS . ' rki -, -. -i - -. J AI I .W VItU' - r ', I ' ... a Y-. I I . J[_j1. q .'.• . I. -' - • + — 11 ;IIIIIII f% A -. '' --- - :.-- :- --- '- - • - W. - _ ____________________________ Dottie Bolton, from left, Glenda Emerson, Vertis Sauls and June Helms of the Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi (138P) are displaying or. namental aromatic sugar on spice bags to be hung In the kitchen as delicious uronorizers. use spice containers attached to twisted Yarn will be among the SUGAR 'N SPICE NICE — ' '- -- '' "', ' OSpusy cisra Publish Oct. . - _s.._4NcrlSel reel --i .e .irunai prpafy in irevare C County, Florida: Cunmeace at th.ieithwest of Ssctirci to TeemsIdp $4 South, Ranee 34 EMt, and run South ' se' i, sian, the '. URS of ISis SOW -5, a .IdNASleetIeNopWOf segiuwuing .0- parch hotels , described: Prim said pete of '- Is. Wmll, era first course ceiWlniie 0 a' 31' S.. — Said North line a distance Of esen 1i55 is No Nai*usI cwuar of the WW.4 of NW¼ of saW kdi' ceursi, ta.Co for a s.à rus SeulIl 0 degiiis is' 4" 1.. aiim. No last Ha. if isis &$eheeSt _ tslrd nsn. rum lewis Ic! the W. 5 a swims M levis Has 111115 aistanc. of 10041 Not, lIlacs era run SerfS 4 swam WWI W., IS No PoW bighiwukig. All wins end lying is No NW A the NW leof Section P TemlSIdp lewiS, laulge 34 1*. CiWdy, FlorIda. TIle MNtII ii.. uicumbsrs an sesamesit ever No -__-_-__*.J ._. . , - IN THE CIRCUIT couRt ,o SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CIVIl. DIVISION CASE NO. fl.W14-CA454( + THE DRSYPU$ INTERéTATI DEVELOPMENT CORP., a Ostawese ceiperefiga, L. us. DIMENSION POUR INTIRNA. TIONAS. LTD OP SANFORD, INC., a disasivan FlorId. cVpsrstisn, MOD PROPERTIES LTD., a FloddI limited par1norsh and HARRY MINDICK, khlividuilIp, and NYMAN MINDICH, In. v1*mily, 11016111101111110. NOTICE OP ACTiON. Tel Moo er.r,te. u MM l Minilkh 57 Greenacra Avanus4 Scarsdale, Now Yak You aai NOTIFIED, -p.. an ectien iii' tericiseeresi a .deulgage iaffier*prpafyfieIe55j5 filed against vow and jew vS •f RTSI. liliflSIS ii of II an ONitSMt Deed frees MIP, Inc.. a I. William If. FlorId. =0 to rwt~ ____ wwwww a d~ WIN be "' NW" 00 pe"0~16fteftewasoir NsrhIs line Mid rIIof*ey Seth ofso NOON ft "a " of me Tilde Pmet me of too aags*WgfSW*aiNNOS iW*8idW&8#"4*r *A SWOOO = AIA1. WAIdasseNte""so"Swe theNer*WsStteifsa$50aI5 V.'- - - ISP. - 11, -- -I r — _n OlhVAY I*'$IN . naINO .. - mlii e'emrniurgful loge of r sosw L A yoU "amp'doym SM a'1 DIAl corned, that child will be —i melee piles of Vested emcUy Ilk. all my .1? b--s in r—ii ' iMI 'Jdbsiuis,e pour lANDl'A 1111111101 - - - F=rthE,iis adi z 9s'*'__r.. CARAY:AUIGD( f , . " I. . . f .- L I I. . , . I f . I .1~ . I I., , el * . ,,: ' - - I - , : - , , - , k :- .. r. 1. ,.J, r J _ , ~_ . . 1, . .* t - . I . ."-:L .I I . 1 . '. I ' .I - 1. -- -.. :. - . IF-__ __ __ - +. — -.—+.-.--- - - .- - -. , : . I . - --_:-. -- - - . 7~ ; q 7 o rt, - 'i v III S.Ilinow ion a" *. - ; RN M, 111111 I 1% taw F19 00 _mom. S _., ,. - - - . - ••., - 1, - '.c:. - '-- - - IVUY TUIL & ItO. SHAMPOO lIST WO MPU0% a . I -- -. - . . . . S , . .. . 4- 17 711*u"bw , - '•' -. - .a 0, 471 . - mu urns 1 1 1 1,11111114 Am Diw::rN , /(. . '' IIA4EJTV ULIN . . F $AOO SNE4R DELIGHT 11111111111 1 log. cw swim It Ism"AA84. _ - 4 4 WL4 :'j I. ! ' . 1 111 I I, 1*9Th IMITN pg ,.. . .. -' I 7' . Members of Mimosa Circle is Sanford Garden Club met at The Fond for the Octobor+ meeting with Mrs. B. Weatendorf as hostess. A covered dish hmdseon followed. Mrs. C.B. Swaggerty, president opened the ",i,tlng by reading a poem "Rain". Good speaker Mrs. Go I 0000 - . Mimosa 'shower,I a girl who was six monte POW Of him haveasypercupUeuMall,thsy He was engaged to this girl, , ft Was Seed 1111111 " 11d" 11 Dar had the vial aimsur 1 I yw ad rather UI$IIJ P0517 No. M.J.E. WJods gave a talk on usda and tram. She showid samples of seeds from many, trees and plants and told jsat when these suds should be gathered and planted. Thensatmeding will be Nov. I. Vuluft =00 to the muw ftw will he beld at the " a y poem FlowerSuowBIgIdjug __ ismomw fto testwsstvip.aig - dected to aftend this school. and their origins. Hos'ticsdta'. thalrmin Mrs. A ceramic Qu4dmas IlosaS &iwoa Save a Wk on caring will be sottioned off at the Hm y: ft is by Mrs. Iaonss'd T. Herrick of the Newport Richey Garden Club In 2341. Thi*s Woman's Kisses Dri"ve wwwftk on w wer ver razy An __ WIN. oualltv. written HJeCir&ULflSjaI. ford Garden Club held ft October misting at the home of Mrs. J.A. Edwards with Mrs. J.M. Fahey as co..hosteu, twelve members were present. Mw business misting was conducted by Mrs. Gordon Bilison, vice preside nt, in the absence of president Moreland who, with several other members, Is on a tour of the west. After committee repoits were madethe upcomthgBasaar was discussed at length. It will be held Nov. 15, from 9 am. mdli 9 P.M. Magnolia Circle will cater a dinner biglavdng at 6p.m. + It was announced that there wffi be a 1itandeceps School in _ ____ available at reasonable pris and offer flowers quicker then growing the plants from seed. When buying seed, you gel what you pay for. Seed varieties ofaepecifIedcoloraremoe expensive than color mixtures and the latter probably will not produce flowers of as high a Seeds can be Started In flats and transplanted Into the garden later. However, annuals such "NeAwtimn and Sweet tea 11)0W OS PS!" 1!CS IflUe mole aelecuons. Ann uals have many used in where you IDLIflG SO O! mum the garden. They can be since they are difficult to displayed prominently in front transplant successfully. Alwq. of shrubbery borders or, by read the planting directions gh choosing ann uals of different the seed packet carefully. Young annuals will require heights, deep flower borders can be produced. When some careful attention. Until arranging a border of annuals, their roots are well estabuaheiL plant the taller species at the the plants should be watered rear and progressively shorter frequently. Also, pests must be kept under control being that it varieties in front. Try to avoid planting too doesn't take long for certain many different-colored insects to devour young, tmr variet ies. I would suggest that plants. :To p roduce compact, bij you use colors that blend well. Many low-growing annuals also plants, try pinching off the tip make excellent edging' for pair of- leaves after the walks and drives, and are seedlings have grown at le always effective additions to three pairs. This will promote window boxes and porch gar the growth of lateral branches and better-quality plants. dens. Annuals can be planted as If you need any specific In. seeds or oblalned as bedding formation or a planting guide, plants which are later trat. luat cell our office at 3 2* uplant.d Into the ga$en. for w'* or me Bedding plaids are usually garden center operator. Hibiscus A. whm ad*M - 1. Uvin$uiin $Ireot, P. 0. Seil ill, W. OlieSt, doted August iind., Florida 15551 en or baSe. (SWde* l$tsmbor 5., ileL 10 Nsvamsar te. las, and 11* No OII$CIII Iicerd. led ""SI with No Clerk if *1, Court if Ireverd .rISlnal iNfer 111115 NFVIci hO Phsiptiff's county, Penis. Said nsN oflura.v or Immeofisely *î.èØ.., 000 III= Urban Horticulturist Garden Circles 1: CiiII• Ifhige J. CINII mad Jilfery Grepw "We pwvm"y TOM DAVIS - - J*NU05 _— .. .a ow -- ;: C ' - % - - ' .-'4. ' - ' _____ (I1.) __ Y - ' - Our relatively mild winter climate will support many annual flowers that would normally net be planted uaflj the aPrIr4 In northern states. Without too much effort, your own yard can be decorated with a colorful carpet of eon uals However, home gardeners do need to consider the proper planting time for selected annuals and the ability of the plants to withstand frost. Some of the annuals that can be planted from late Sep tesnber through October are Sweet Alyssum, Calendula, Candytoft, Naaturtlam, Pansy, PutimIa.S%vlSwantPanand ox Verbow, 1=9 garden centers usually have a good selection to choose from. Keep In mind that it is getting late so hurry up and flowering ________ ____ . " ft SA41LLS SO . 'Yard' 0 . '~r ?,,."P*%"" as Defendants IS ADD EMPLOYMENT SECURITY d THE STATE OF FLORIDA DE. title of the Plaintiffs to the above ssaiui real ARTMENT OF COMMERCE, County, Florida, "a w VISION OF EMPLOYMENT 99. Seminole !lat!d title of ehich is W""$", br, lily. ROBERT A AVlIk. 1ó ELECTRICAL &ãiii 'ROURTL IEAVE$ and J. GALLOWAY lEAVEs, his wife, INS, ACME CLASS COMPANY, Plaintiffs, versus J. C. REAVES and *C,, MORRIS TILE DISTIl RU TORS, INC., E. 0. SOWLES COM. RUBY L. lEAVES, his wife, endanhs", and you and each of WANY, THE SILCO COMPANY and we hereby required a serve a INARP PLUMBING SYSTEMS, ' of YSUt answer or other 'SIC.. or. the dstendaiws, for flu PRANK C. of satisfying said final dIt WHIGHAM of STINSTROM, t, I will sill at public ny, for c0* in hand, to the lilofueSt DAVIS, MCINTOSH & JULIAN, attorneys for PlaIntiffs, whose inlbiSt bidder at the Soth Dow of addtsi$ $5 P.O. lox 1331 Sanford, *0 irivird County CSuwtluuie Florida, 32771, and to tile the flue City of TItusvIlIe, Florida, it fe original of some in the off Ice of the Mur of 12:00 Noon on the em day of of the above-Styled Court on or November, 1?75, the following- Clerk ore November 13, ifl, as teal property In Seminole bef requited by law. If you fail t do so, County, Florida, to-wit: by default will be taken 'The West 71 hit of the North 100 ludument ainst you. test Of the East 200 feet if Block A Thill ag Shell be -,-as rwd ed in Oncea week for four (1) consecutive ps.s soit Is, . A. Public Recsrds of Seminole County, DATED MIS Nh day 9ctober, Plorids. TheNorIIulSOfistofflusEastIN (SEAL) ___ A.Somaren Arthur H. Seckwith,Jr. , page is, In Clerk if the Circuit Court Public Ricsrds Of $imkuele County By: Susan!. Tsbor - is, - L. 'Jilli 19 , _____ :. w' • - ! . L II - L -'I v ecorate -D ,flT ____ 00111 saw by L I IIVIR$*I. HOWARD COM N - - • -: , - I I .-. ~ : • ____ W Stan Lot aa John R.rnfta - . M mm. win 09.MW Bad Yog per, P.O. fA twx 40, 16 .'I =Wells makeIm ow soon NOW vaft * MY a 41 . - I. L ft a OW of J4 a •,, S%,i aHvt and their unkne*v Ieuws. If WlUant 05 flf*I iumant dated married and It dud, Iober 11, 1575, In Civil Action No, p*Irt, divisees, Isgatees, yantses, CAO).D of the Circuit Court msi spausis, honors, ceditos m. gMssntp, Judicial Circuit, in stm 'I— tre pd for Irevard County, Florida, in any and iø offer Icp, FIRST NATIONAL SANK OF by, IVARD, formerly knoevi as throu, under or against them or FIRST NATIONAL SANK OF sej of them, and against say Sad IIR ITT ISLAND, a national all parties or persons having or Nlnk. Is the Plaintiff end claiming any rIght, title or UNIVERSAL HOWARD COM. in and to e foilowkig deScribed PANY, a dissolved Corporation, property, th lying and situate In NELSON I. DAVIS and JOAN E. Seminole County, Florid., fo.wlt: ftVIL both individually SM as Lots , 1*, nwmbers of the last bNrd of Winter Homes $ubdlvisiofl. PIof directors and trustees low 2. Pagis iii. nsa 114, pimuc UNIVERSAL HOWARD COM. Records of Seminole County, p#NY, SARAH RIDMAN is aFlorida. I5lember of the last beard of You and ath of you ire hereby aqij tujs i of UNIVIR. notified that ROBERT I.. SAL HOWARD COMPANY, PLOR. uverally an so., J. IbA MARBLE POLISHERS REAVIS lEAVES, HIS WIPE, fVALTN AND WELFARE TRUST GALLOWAY the Circull Court, Eighteenth FUND, THE UNITED STATES o AMER ICA. THE STATE ø ni. Judicia l Circuit In and for Seminole Owing Em , - . 60812 0 cam Of thill newspaper, P- __ jl. IJ..uIjI.p -I4 IkLI .nsru.uiwur . NTY,PLOrnDa. EISNtEENYN JUDICIAL CII. IV1LACTIONNO,p557p,,CA41.D CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE lIST NATIONAL SANK OF COUNTY, FLORIDA __ DOWN - , cidt.poiriuyth J h: h]p In itrddIng_contrac I might add that there's much muscles. A good e?w%ple more to the treatment of a would be to rub an too cube over med ai*te than just ap. the area ci muscle plying cold. 'fle position ci the then stretch the mide ankle is Important. It thould be volved. flCS Is u.$ Cold in 3 elevated to help prevent (ii applic*tic,is are really as an aetic ng. used in injuries IntermIttently, and it is the stretdhlfl$ tbat1 at least, for the fIrst 24 hours important. Of course, you doilt useprolonged ooldpecks in tM and sometimes 48 hours. me purpose of the cold is situation at all. Suck literally to by to stimulate procódures often will help to contraction of the small relieve painful muscle spseif vessels and help to cspMry vessels Bursitis mum InflsenmatI liping. ss'owid the of one of preve, the swelling. joiM.Suchlnflammaticnaoftê heinitlaltihowsheat Aft is preferred. The warmth are benefited by heat a ttha drmilaticn to that thcatlmii and It's true th -- -- ii.uu JJUl 'I.. :Is1;:lIL.Jj r u n g ~~J -.Prissy, DC?. 19, 1flP—A vwmii, rrs, sani,ri P1. DEAR DR. IAMB — Would ___ you u"ent in your column on hat pecks versus cold pecks? .Ofteneopledo the Wrong thing for their psrticul&COlflPl"4. Forindance,whatiatheaP' proved treatment In bursitis? I have heard hot packs from one OWN and cold from another. guideline one can Is there a guideline follow? Alm we catioM Shots ____ 4 + e mediately. J'a.uJuu..Juu - - I II ___ V - Vary On Th Injury I would wait i11 JUUUIJIIUIJUN _ ... d.iov .; +* . +..-. ganizition Young by Chic . at 6. -_ . �- - . - . . S • -.. - - • __I.__.lIIIruuuuIø•Iv• . • •. . . . - - . - .: - - - I .. . - S - -- - --• - - - a ;:.:.:-- - ---- : 5.....-. .--- •--- :- - - - -- -- • .5.- - - . -.--. -. . r-- •- - - •_-.--• -: - - - - - - . - - - . - - - - - -- . -- - ..d . . . . - - A-EvonIng HiraM. Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. ItS It7t Legal Notice ______________________________ -1;iIiHi ---_ •!iU ____ _ . FIUDAY.00TOBE*1I Tnglen-osd AA, closed,8 p.m., St. Richard's Chwch, - iake Howell Road. Lnagwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Morsvlan Church, SR 434. Vow Adult Club for Slegles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden -Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. Deh. Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Quwch - - Deltona. SATURDAY, (XfOBER 07, resmlan pliflithi( crossi 01gb ScsI _____ -tr.. Math.11 5 pin., euidence Of -. Holloway III, 1816 Hardutg Aye., Lincoln Hulgtts, S.D IOTd. CIA SSI F I ED ADS _________________________ _ _ Fler,de, ________*771. The noise aill Id' Why Be Lonely? WrIte "Got A dress ci me Isiset wsaI ,mstv' DatIng Service. All agos. ________ .ve,. are p.o. ssxWl, Clearwa*, Fl. bsi.. 3311$. Livingston Street, P.O. Box 515, and No. 92: thence run South 50 foranarcdistancecifC.30fstfea demands ageitet tie State ire , FOUnd ortaoo, Florida 32502, on or before degreeS 13' 44" Wist parallel to his point, tionc. run N N diliSiS 20' required, WITHIN THREE November 14, 1979, and file the Easterly rIiIt4f.wsy lIne of u.s. 12" W. tsr 40.00 fiSt 05 a pO MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF -.-original with tie Click ot thl5 Court Higiwey No. 17 and No. 92 * a thence N. 71 diglOis *7' II" U. tat- THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF blaCkS . ctsi Saalsrd VFW Post 101* lair, 61:30 p.m., lag cabin ,,.,. Fourth Aesa] Oktaberfe.t Golf Toursamest, eon. ______ - sored by the Deltona Ares Chamber of Commerce, _____ ____ thence run NorTh 63 degrees 46 14" degrees ii' 14" 1 let- $30.10 flit tea ci ins above court a written ______ otherwiSe a default will be entered agaitytj for tie rsiiei Club of Ssiord, S p.m-till, All Souls Social Hill, Sib isid ___________________ run South 26 degrees 13' 44" West " W for 437.231059 to. pabst, pmy may have, lad claIm IsO? be Lati malecat "Frisky" long hair, line of U. S. Highway No. 17 and No. perallel to the North line HId bs61s * the claIm, his name liii ueginnlng. Contalnits 16.1110 attet-sy, and the amount propectywhlctilsth.sublectmafter pointontheW.stllneofsald$octlon Concerts p.m. Lake Eala Bandehell, Orlando. 31"Pitt*adtteCi434.70 lest ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: IXHIIITA SUNDAY, ocToBER Township 20 South. Range p u, dM130: IthI*Sfl 5*. 372. rtainty shall be excellint P1 . - Pus -, weekend LSOO. UNDER $30100...Lovely 3 ER Thence run N NlwS.W 641 iscurlty shall be deScribed. TM - - "' Experience desired. Good pay, 0 - WillcareOrsm.dildriJt $p,afitshjring.AglyInper* ______________________________ _______________________________ *3470 Government Lot 1, SectiOn 12, ¼ ci said Section 17. tot- WON Net Township IS South, Range 35 ci me claim to 'ho clerk to run South 2631111, hence East 727 TownShip 20 South, Raise 40 Exit, to a p5k? Ci ittersictien wilt th enable the clerk to mall me copy 50 -- - 'sR - Mary Blvd. It 1.4. - -' Nice pool home on 1g. lot. 3 ER, 2 Iotl app WARRANTED. JO? fined patio, C-H$A, range, REAL PSTATE,ASSOCIATIS home that features Sanford's Sues L'eader tedar porch. Paneled Pam. Rm. depandincs wilt rePutable POsh lest and a Central THE FIRST PUILICATION OP whslosale4'itall leIribuSerIIlp LUSS tie SOuth 900 fad ci me Records of Seminole County, angle of 33 degreS 44' 34"s Thence THISNOTICI,tofll.antobl.dlemS PRIVATE V0ICILE$N1 right trim home. Ni MO flit, Government L0t 3, SICtIOII Florida. t-tjq Soufhwattirly liii's Its arc Ci lily may necessary. Call 1747564 fi? 17, townshIp 21 Slut?,, Rings ______ ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: said curve, being abe along Its vsiidlty Ci me decadent East: ThatpartofmeSanfordorantand Center tins of said Lake Mar-p ... iaItflcatlens of the 11W pilsinal Begin ala pokW MO list South, 1*4 Government Lot 1, Section 17,. piapla WhO like money 4105 Nit EastCithINWCSThiVSI Section TownshIp 20 South, RaII.* East, Boulevard, * 201.73 Nil toe poW ,weeaIatives. it- the VIIWS It- _______ __________________________ of tangency: Thence, cenfinukig IwieCictien sits. court ___"41Ph1d et ciaesilledadeto boy, $u$l,-ir East,tbisnce$oufhlN.Sfsst,ttwncs west iSot101est ci tie Seuth%3.* degrees ii' 43" W let451.15 tests OBJECTIONS NOT SO PILED LVI IN West 1153.4 feet to the Easterly line wo, . ci tl5 NorTh 1433.121011 Ci inS Thence depertus's from said confer WILL RE POREVER BARRED. - itiTOMOTlVEMACNINl$T ci right* wey of State Road $0.3, N0f1hw15, let- vewng man simi.kvalid & of said Sactlon 17, line, run N 31 digress 10' 47" WetDefeci the first publiCItlInol tilt hw$eping Private room $ melee rsbwllder. Seminole Aids. lineciStateRoidNe.3aIlstanceci o. Reed as recorded in Plot olthsNorthertyrlsht.ci.wsylInesl 11979. epWyl Wise. cominaniumle 1924 flIt. thIItCI $04111 44 ISIt-im Book 13, at peg. 36. of the PublIc Lake Mary Boulevard and his ui,,ancis. 333.3905. Witiiam W. WhIle dsllily.frlege banalils. degrees 31' West 215.21 loot, thence Florida. Hills $evr. said Point being ins MOTHERS Joint Personal Represardatives _____________________________ North 6ldegrles3O' West 74.1 ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: If yeucartwsrk Foletciuiglnnung: ThencirunNll -• ci me Estate of hince South 21 digreSS 30' Wiit to Segln 170.03 feet South of Ii. East degrees 5043" Waling II, Westerly lnanotflco NAN WALKER WHITE tie West line of said Section 17, ¼ sectIon post of SectiOn U, Cali 47146)1 thonce South to Easterly line of Ill TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 East, Rlgstmf.wey lIne Ci Roiling Hills ATTORNEY FOR JOINT PER. Boulevard, * 14133 flIt, IS tIll SONAL Inford Grant, thence Northoast ,.,,, ft IN Till CIRCUIT COUNT FOR SOOKKEEPER.SICRITARY feel, run PoW of a curvature ci a cit-tar RUPRIIINTATI VII: said Grill Iki tOO Polil SEMI I COUNTY, FLORIDA 1 person cbs, pert time. Sr isle. thencsNortlltdoyeIs 43'.." Wit curve concave laeterfy having a A. Edwin SiMlilSir-----DIVISION light ci tIe pelt-it of bo,innin, Neics 1009.03 lest, run thence North 2$ radius ci 105.33 feet and a central SHINNOLSER, LOGAN ANDwest to beginning. LESS, begiiwtlng e.bet- -I*CP satard Alt-Port. Per InIirvisw .' es" East 200.31st, run angle of 41 delurIsO d1 Theilce MONCRIUP It a psl,W 431 lost Seuffi 21 degrees DM0100 coil 333.1920. , 44 degrees 35' 5" Wait ng me rc said A150t-pjy$ Law 40' *150 cia pull 010.7 fOil Siuth IN RU: ISTATI OP tos point ci beginning. LESS me cujq've, beIng abe aling ete Wadarly post , .r*.ist rnsr of SectIon 17, fsllswIng: Begk 170.03 flIt South ci GEORGE GILBERT SCHWARTZ. Machinery aseem. med. righs.of.wey tine of RelII sins $snlerd, pNo II mid m.CblleIp. WARTZRURG, en the Easterly boundary line Ci ToncislIp 31 SouTh. RaiSe IS liSt 99,50,197* ci Tangency, Thence, cNtinv!ng P'Jblbe free. ____ _____ 147,500. 323.2222 D.Bary Republicans $.ar_Of Candidates . _____ ______ -165.00O. Legal Notice 323-7532 -. or Niab' IIALTY __________________ _________a 332.1432 44). Opec *OET A LOT TOO WlththIslRR,7bath,oldar'7story home, tree ii ow.tsays reduce. Now enly $30100. "ASSOCIATES NEEDED - 322.9283 24 HOUR 'l REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 333.7972 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN. ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE PETUNIAS I VEGETABLE PLANTS l101Airport Blvd. S'xS', 4$ avail. selling community every day. Read I use them oltit. 1978 Chevy Malibu 3237991 _________________ -. -1975 Jeep Cherokee Idr., AM-FM.:, g, 321-0025 to settle an estate. ___________________ 1967 10' Great Dane Thermo King cond,, $3100. Call $314219. ;972oft. gooseneck cargo trailer, --FREE Kittens & female cat to - Sth wheel + mounting brackets. 1975 Datsun-B-210 with air, A.i: predate. 323-1730. ______________________ 1977 Vega low mlle.g3 condition, good economical - _________ trained 322 2061 or 373 5213. - Moving to a newer home, apart- men?? Sell "don't needs" last with a want ad. - -__________ AmerIcan Eskimo (Spitz) 3M, 2F. 4 wks old, All white SlOOea. 322-6943 - - household itis'ns. Ut. to . 117 Holly Ave. Bargains: flS Summit-wood Trail (Maltiand) Fri.& Sat., Oct. tO I _________________ $000. Sal 0(5 $213.70 or need owner. 323-4367, $6. _______________ 6S-Pe?s-Supplies Yard Sale- nice stoneware dishes, Kenmore vacuum, many DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sowing MachIne, like new, oi P4'iCS lullyegpt.w-AC, like new radIal tires $1330. Exc. runnIng cond. ___________________ Dump Truck 12 Mack, triaxIe, cxc. cond., rebuilt erg. 6 'not., rebushed bogie 3 wks. 3225416. ___ ______- Yard Sale on the grounds of Good ShepherdLutheranChurch,nex, to Pitney's. Fri. $ Sat. os. 9.4 Mon. thru Fr. Needsengine Call 321.0024 - cypressrack fornurs.ryplants CARPORT SALE: 204 NORTH Old Monroe Rd. Sat., 20th. I til I Miscellaneous Items. to alit Warehouse fulll ORLANDO WHOLESALE FURN., 2500 Industrial Blvd., off Silver Star Rd., Iblocks West . ____________________________ 3$R, Super clean, w.w carpiting, , Io writ, turn. See it now for 010. _________________ -.- 'TT.S 973 Datsun PU, 4 specd camper ________________________ _________ __________________ avail. _____________________________ __________________ 1 323 4100 after 6, weekdays. Multifamily-Oriental rug I Misc. Starts Fri., Oct. 19 at 28th _________ BEDDINGFURNITURE sparkling pool, C.HIA. Won't last long at $31,000. Financing 111(100 jenCId rear yard. $31,000. _______ , _____ 311.311E. First St. ________________ 2 BR, 1½ B, 2 story townhouse. Day 3R, I bath, fully lurn. Clean. ________ ______ ______ Mat. thalr for th. Ui. Iii. Horlird Babse fr pr.sldsnttal 1mwes; Dii 'iwu' .1 WILSONMAIER FURNITURE _________ ______ . OrlandO - 3230152,337-7177 207 E. 25115$. - ____________________ ______ Maple DR tbl I chaIrs, $Mlsc.Ca11323-7usan3 s *.ppi. neg. No qualifying. 55,00 down-owner hold $25,000. 23.5774 for Sale ________________ 000dtlres,niwpaintlob,topend 323.31or323.771O AFRICAN VIOLETS TP*Greenhouse Evnafter4Iwe.Ie,, __________________ ______ _____ ______ - 10 acres oft Airport Blvd. By owner-i BR older home on _____ _______________________ turn., portable phonograph, __________________ 'Idormal Living & Dining Rms., 'Breakfast Rm., Library $ Pam. - ____________ - YELLOWSAND carpeting, carpet tiles, all kinds household items. All priced to sell. - S0-MIICSIIInSOUS No rust. $3,500. 29,500 ml. 322 ____________ _____________________ Coleman Cr. Worrens. mens I - radial tires. AM-FM, aIr cond.- bestoffer.Callbe$ween ____ ______________________________ 3392500 '7% Ford SW 9 pass. B, Air. New sticker, $650 Cash. 320 - ____________________ _________________ ___________________ 47A-1beI1gIgIsBOUgN Much ctarm plus iwimmIng pool. Spacious 4 BR, 2 beth. FR. - _____ ______________________________ / LOCH ARBOR / PARK Branch OffIce ____ _________ of ____________________ ____ (blade Dig Tralulig Club Obedience and Breed clasoes, National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando, 7p.m. For obedience call 428128*, breed, 3009. REALTORS BUY A PIECE OF THE PAST In this bolutiful 2 story, Ill home .laasting Over 7400 i ft. with '' -- --- w-aulochangemaker MULTIPLELISTINO.REALTOR , ____ Agent 339-5404. HAL' COLBERT REALTYinc, .it financing. Only $39,000. -- MONDAY, OCTOBER28 Saaf.rd YEW P.M 1010$, 6p.m., log cabin pod home, TUDAY, OCTOBER28 Sanford YEW tills ladies Auzy, 8p.m., log cabin - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION -: Isp., air Call 322-1624; 327-4460 ______________________ ___________________ 'Iaping,terrI,iceat.inkltchen,3 : Motorcycle Insuranci __________________ intheHefaId373.3411orS31.993. ,auIifvi 4 SR home on large '67 Chev. 1 owner auto., 283 engine, new inspection this mo. Clean. $305. 705 West is? St. 321 099$. BUY JUNK CARS TV ripe 10" ZenIth,. Sold orig. Orange Ave., Suite 204, Winter Sell thole things mat are lust -------.-_ - -- also make Real Estate $ Business loans. Florida Mor- 'I Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set -, the reserved price. Call 904-2350311 for further details. a classified ad, and pile the MILLERS 1030 Model A,? dr. sedan Completely restored, $6000 3224271 77.Junk Cit's Removed every size and price. ___________________ ___________________ __________________ - Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used 59-jsicaI Merchandise cats, trucks Iheavy equipment. French Ave. 322-2235. Don't pile no longer needed items payments of $16 per month. Call Camaro '71 330. ST. PS, AC. new brakes, new exhaust. cxc, cond. $311957 aft S pm ____________________ __________________________ 1972 Datsun Wagon 510- needs valve lob & minor repair. Good" cond., 534$. 322 3762, 9 a m S m. Hwy-fl, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls SoM .. _______ -. track. Sold new $430, balance ____________________ Chev. ½ Ton New bed. r,ew paint lob. New camper top. IO* mileage, $19S. Can be seen .iP161 Country Club Cit. 322-I64 ________________ _______________________ --_____________ -• --------- 8 -Autos for Sale man, Reese hitch, air, awning, fully sell cont. Used S times. 3210023 to settle an estate. ___________________ - 3225990 19-2I)0 REAL. ESTATE Cash 322.4132 Looking Fcra New Home? -- STEREO AM-FM stereo radio, 4 SPIed 79-Trucks-Traders.. - rni Hwy. 17.92 Sanford, FIa. 3277% ' you buy. 30 day guarantee. HERE'S TV __________________________ 2597 S. SantordAve. 323-1734 Webuy your equity, close in 24 hrs. CaliBart ANYONEI JOWi- THE 'ONE THAT'S NO. it Kidsgone,buttheswingsel lnthl back yard isn't? Sell it with a Want ad. Call 3fl-26!j__ Centrex by Pioneer slereo AM-FM - -- Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Aye, I Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. BIG SALE: Tools, wheelbarrow,_______________________ _________________________ ___________________ dIshes, curtains. spreaet, nice clothes, Lots of Misc. Wed, 72AuCtlofl Thurs I Fri. 101 Exeter Ave. 322. -__________________________ _____________________ 0474. ___________________ Danny's Auction 332-7040 Garage Sale Sat. 4. 110 Buy - Sell -Consign Brentwood Dr., Idyliwlide. 2631 Sanford Ave 323-5772 Dinette set, set of weights, --_____________________ bedrm suIte, truck ots Gun Auction Sun., Oct. 21, 1 pm. more, nothing over $200. Conslgnmentswelcome Sanford Auction 323 7340 Garage Sale- Sat bbS 217 Pine Winds Dr., Hidden Lake. iS Rereat sI VeNcles Clothes, toys and Misc. __________________ _________________ _________________________ __________________ •'campertop ---$30 55-Boats & Accessories ____ 323.2755 - -, __________________ 53-..W.RadlO.Stet'eO ______________ _____________________________ ___________________________ 1oTn.SyIvanIarem,con,roi,.aa state color TV, limited supply easy terms. Only $20 per mo. Call Jim 327-0241. equity. 322-0216. _____________________________ comfortable i7Xsq.ft.oI living, - LEADERI WE- LIST $ SELL TREES grace thu large El stove Hot point 30" wtt. like new $130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-02 So. of Sanford. 322-0721. _____________________________ ________________ Losing your home & credit? l will catchup back payments I buy your lot a, our lot, Y Enterprise. Inc. NSA, Pla. Rm., sItting fOOm, W- 7SxlS.0 hi0h I dry lot on TrOpic Lagoon in DeBary. $4,730. range, wall Oven, Washer & dryer. Kenmore dishwasher, bumper pool table. toot lockers &many other Items. Sat. 20 Oct. 10a.m. to 3 p.m. 100 ldyllwllde Dr., Sanford. Cash Only. purchase easy terms. Only $12 ____________________________ per mo. Call Jim 322-0244. __________________________ _________________________ ___________________________ nfg Esta RidItloned color & SW TV's_____ ____________ Low Down Payment Cash for your lot? Will build on ______________________ line 343 feet, Thence West 737 feet to 053.121111 Of the NOt-li 1433.12 flIt Ci along mi canter line Ci saId Lake to whom a copy of tilt Notico Ci peintol bsglnnlnl: LESS that part for rIght.ol.way mePolntcicurvstureotacircular required, WITHIN THREE TownshIp 30 South, Raise 13, at pegs 36, of the Public radius ci *110 DsOtyBoelsfllligAua.Opeslkn.Ibew,starta9:30 an 75t, JOHNS NMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 333-0407 ______________ ________________________ REAl. 'IORS ___________________ -nelIng on large lot w-huge or unllqullated, the Township 70 Seuft, Range 40 neMe ii,. 322-7991. 2'- acres on Hwy 415 in Osteen, 144 frontage, great investment potential, under priced at 515,000. FrIday Oct. it, it;-iis ___ _______________ Iforald, Sanford Fl. ateto Bu -; - ,. 3.2 acres 527.000. i0pct.dwn. By owner 36S3401, eve. 34tS431 11.. acres on W. 1st St. near Riveniew. Unbelievably priced at $14,000. __________________________ ___________________. par.an,,1uite127,Dellas,T* eCNid Care , equixnent. SPectators orafffielouffiweW¼af5odIm ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: begIn 15743 lost East and 440 ii Wia*er8prligs V.11I1.T Fk. Dspurtm..t's 4th Lao.) Cbkkea Barbecue, noon to $ p.m., Winter Springs Fire - ollandlylngandbeingsituatidIn City of Sanford, SemInole County 12, , . 54-Garage Sales Washer ripe GE deluKe model. Sold org. $100.35 used short Eli. $100.14 Or $10.33 me. AQII? - S acres bNutifully wooded 1i Osteen. Owner will finance 52,300 down w-easy tsr ms. High. County taxes, assume $12,300-Make Offer. Owners •'• "vated. 67' 4357. FANTASTIC 3 ER, 2 bath Mobile Home in Geneva en s act-eli c. NSA, W.W cat-pit, Pla. Rm., p.1101 Much Morel IPP WAR. 1 ER- comp. turn., linOns, 4ishes etc. Avail now thru Dec. 323-1,1,?4. - on- 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fenced. attached garage. S yrs. $53000 FHA.VA. 1½ bath home on 1 acre! Formal OR, 1g. ER's, porch, 5. zon for horses BPP WARRANTED. Only $lL7Xt REACtORS 2OlOWestFaJrt,.flklAv, Winter Park, Fla.33719 the late when It wIll bicOisi du5 ________ Yard.sle9a.m.to5p.m.,Good'.pberdLiAbsran BR, Cond in San -lerd, kitchen equipped iflCIdIg aisle? $ dryer. $300 'no., plus 1UO security deposIt.- . necessary Near sthools& bui, 323-0476 REA1TOR • 701 Bldg. 339-0309 E. Altamonte Dr. 339-0500 STENSTROM 3 ER. 1.1 bath, split plan, $32,300. REALTY - REALTORS William Maliceowiki, Realtor JUST LISTED 3 BR, 1 bath hotno _________________ _____ in Woodmere Park w-spacious BY OWNER-3 BR home in goodi LR &dining area, Ig scr. porch & COnd. $25,000. WIll hold w. beck porch & Many More Ex. tial 3222207. trasi BPP WARRANTED. Just _____________________ 827,5001 Maltland E of 436-171,500 4 BR. POOL home, 4 yrs old with 140'CofldonthIjUnhs 52-Appllanc*s GENEVA Lake Mary- 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard. Screened porch. $30000. NO FEE Iortti-West 3 BR, FR, C lISA, all appl. $425 me. AWARD REALTY, INC. - 339-2500. - 43-Lots-Acreage By Owner: Handyman speci ,CR, 1½ baths, immaculate, freShly pointed. New w-w car. pet, C-lIlA, fet'ced baCkyard, carport. $323 Per 'no. 445-2124. _________________________ Aldrseea'i Wanted ImmilI$$sIyI" Ci tail broken. 321.0310. - - - - -- -W.GarnettWhite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASoc, 107 W. Commercial Phone 337-7$S1,Sanford ARM HOUSE - S BEDROOMS ON 17 ACRES. HW' 41 EAST OF EUSTIS. $275 MC. 1 YEAR "UEASE, SEIGLER REALTY, PONOKER. 321-0440, 327.1377. __________________ ____ Your PvtvreOurCOnCiflt "* 2112, 3231*71. 41-Hoi ___________________ A A A I M LD V MINT 017 FrenchAw. ____________ _____ __ ___ ____________ ____________ ____________ ___ Ev.nIn 41-Hojses try Club irs.. 11,2 , PP. on oa $P'ed Vaty 1'CI' $420 me. 332-6053. Orlando Winter Seminole ______ 8319993 - 3222611 North 6'dsgrees 14' 73" West for van.we a cIrcular curve concave been filed against you aro you ar 17*7.74 fist to a poW Is 66410 Northwesterly having a radius required tO sot-vs a copy of your Net Southeasterly of as Nat measured ot ______ as.as set and a ceMl angle of 104 wrlften dafenaes. If any, to It on _____ carter A. Bradford. piaintlws ,, right angles from the Easterly rigid. d.s., U W's thence run South Awdliary,7ii.m.to2p.m., Aaiclatlon Building, Eadgate - - Shopping Center, Alum. Avenue, Winter Park. ' 1i -Hoiisss Unfurnishid ____________ IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT 'ci MONet ffiirs.f. Said parcel contains ypm N. 13 diyous II seMINOlE COUNTY. .PkORlDA IN THE CIRCWT COURT P01 54.021 Aaes, ..._ a.' w. * ai.n tNt to the P.0.1. DIVISION SIMINOL! COUNTY, PL.ORIDA. ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: ain7.U21 eer. That partof ttie$anfordOrant and ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: CIVIL DIVISION ___ Division Government Lot 3, SectiOn 12. o 701M,.K A tract 'r._ , i. ________________________ THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE Township 70 South, Rane 40 East situatw in Section 1L TownshIp 20 IN REt ISTATE OP NAN WALKER WHITE, 0PMINT CORP.. a 1yh15 within the following described soum, Ran east $orEiMI, 0sc011 RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. fact ndSsoIna?ffieNorfiwmst County, Florida and wsi cw'por.uon. mire _____ ______ NOTICIOPASMIIS?RATION . . . uc Plaintiff, COnSr ot tte s.umw,st ci tao p.rtsc,.riy wiw lilmi ...... snow's: TO ALL PERSONS HAVING . SectIon 12: Thince run South HOURS c... it ins NW cs,w 3csp$IflVSt$ffiS5 ....3SC Ni. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS *OAIN$T IN. dSOrs TS1"WistalongffieWstt DIMENSION FOUR 17. m.nshs. 75 7CSUNCNSIVBSIMSS.....'° Si. AM. - 5:31 P.M. ThE ABOVE ESTATE D *u. TIRNATIONAL LTD. OF SAN line ci the Southwest ¼ ci said Nate 40 . , m. $ MONDAY ffirv FRIDAY OTHER P1150141 INTERESTED pm FORD, INC.,a dissOlved Florida SeCtiOn 12* 1044.40 lest to a poInt dsgrsn ___ _____1.' 1" E. ______ ____ _____ _________ _________ _____ IN THE ESTATE: 3 Lines MiOlmum SATURDAY SNout corporation MOD PROPERTIES that Is 705.30 feet North Ci, as line Ci said SectIon 12, * .. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED LTD., A Florida lImIted part. misSlirid at rield angles, from the fist to a points mince s.oi dipsis tTitiillIf the state e ths ois.ld 31' 11"W.adlstancsot 143320 Nit nership, and HARRY MINDICH, DEADLINES ., IndivIdually, and HYMAN MIN. SectIon 17: thence run South $ for a Point of El,innlng: Cantinue ci NAN WALKER WIIITL ______ degrees 1$' SO" East, parallel to the thence S 01 degrees 31' 11" W. * decessad, Pile $'Jffier7S.340.CP, is DICH, individually, in ins CWwi' court " _____ ______ _______ Noon The Dc Before Pubhcotlon ', Defendants. soumuineofmesouthweet¼cisald 1S1SSfeottofltePolntcicurvat.'e . Ismlnsle -:t,, Florida rsats Section 12 for 700.00 lest to a POW: ci. cit-cuter curve cye thence run Not-lIt 2 digress 42 11" tb*elNrly having a radius Of 730% DivIsion, the $iIS$ ci WhiCh NOTICE OP ACTION Noon Friday Sundo Sent noN County CDurtMifsL torn. : ins ci the ,u. and a central angle ci 11 1an TO: MOD _____ ProportIss, Ltd. _____ Fist-Ide 'pm______ $W psaMI ____________________________________ $o'Jflst Of said SectIon 17 for degrees 10' 10", thenCe run South. co Mel Lelgl Mlndlch ii n. istote are _________________________ . ______________________ ______________________ 91 Orssnacrss Avenue 1100.00 feet tO I point: ifinco run westerlyalinitfe arc afield curve WILLIAM ST. ________________ _________________ _____ W.WNITIaIIdJOHN _____________________________ Not-fl N du5rons 1S 50" West * an arc distance Ci 110.05 5w5dale,'Now York CLAIR WHITE, Ill, parallel to the South line Ci the me ______ YOU ARE NOTIFIED, m. - ____________________________ $-t*WiiNd '.. CiTaalsncyelsaidourve, respective aderessis are: sst. 4.-p.reamiln action tar ericosure ci. mort,age southwest ¼ of said SectIon 17* thence run 5.15 dew.. Ii' IS" W. -rnit-i., - .CALEND ________________ _______________________ .' .L.paI Notice - - , r.novatedinslde$out.NewCpl, _____ ________ ____ last 41 fist. Thaws North nit , 5t- 7434 fl55 50 a poffits ISL$ 50 l5 p5W Ci Øt-it OlIyy, FLORIDA $$55 leeS lund North .64 1r1i4 5' 1111)11 t hem 63 dept-sos 10' 14" a sirsulir curve concave PISSATI sivisass rlgitmf.wsy liii of U.S. Highway i a caW'l angle ci 40 DivIolos ____ - ____________ - opsabera will be (luss' J' TO ALl. PERSONS HAVING CLAIM6 OS DEMANDS AGAINST ThE A ESTATE AND ALL - IN THE-ESTATE: Airport Blvd., $auflrd. -- uiId to SuI -eurereurs. Pt. -. - . ____ ____ : ____ _____ ____ ____ ___ ____ ____________________ _________________ ___ ____ ____ ,_, _______ _____________ - 3211710 *10$anlordAve. Aft. Hrs.322.7643,322.4100 bottom, 1 V. w1orrInty, '* ___ - 10me, custom made pio green besie, werhshsp. i711sqfl living ER, 1½ Ba home AlIt- LIII IMMACULATE) DROOM, 1½ _____ _____ _________________ diced at SILNI. Terms Iallabie. ____ HIA, fresh øaint Inside, VACANT AND RIADY, $10,000. LA$USCAPED LOT. $37000. A MUST TO SEll - - - RENEWED 2 3, 1½B spilt plan, fenced yt, BEDROOM CAR. PORT, FRESH PAINT, NIW ROOF, FRESH CARPETS. Pstle, cony. workshop or isice hi rear. All let- 531.00$. • - •AWnd$$Iieing, siting, aloeM: Remodài Wig-carpentry, paiM1)4. ------ ---- SPACIOUS IS THE KEY WORD tOt- this older 2-story home, - bedu$lfully remodeled, wall-to• LIC..Soflded & Ins. ----' Call327.S9saft.rIp.m. furniture, appliances I plumbinghixtures. Jenkins Furniture, 205 P.2511 St. 373-005). MovIng 106 Poplar Pt. In ths Reel's Sod! Slop clothing, prolector $ screen, boat trailer hitch I mirrors & IiO9SfordAw. ___ $110 FIRM. 333.5433 CASH$ $PAYINOTOPPRICESS 'able No. lOiroedway __________ Beds. Del motel box spriigs $ lIn St. lutidy ctet'IiWt, Old mIrror, larly Am. dinette set w. Auction 12111. French, 323.734e. play pen, ladles Spiuidlng golf Village Super Flea Market Hishway 17-02 - ____ . ___ ___ ______ iw ' ____ ______ _____ ____ - _______ _____ ______ ____ _____ ____ ___ loin me Nel growl.. _____ _- - ______ ______ - ___________________ formerly Narriett's Beauty Nook IL ___ _____ __ ___ ___ _____ - ___ ____ ____ ____ _____ ___ ____ ___ ___ ____ _____ - ____ ______ ________________ ____________________ _____ _____ - - _____ ____ ____ ____ ____ , ____ _____ _____ ____________________ - - _____ ____ flWSanlsrlAve. 2004071 _____ ____ ____ '' I, C.HIA, fenCed. 5C porch, nice be yd I paved strist. ?.0 ISCIOII lit- iNlc* $ ilnti 31Md spot-nIt. • ___ ____ - REALTY WORLDS ______ -' _____ ________ ____ _____ ____ _____ ___ ___ ____________ _____ 101-This 4 IN, 2 Bath ipocloushotfleIsOflIySyrt.old, lUll Cornet- lot + extra ½ 1St, TRAL AIR, CARPETS, IN *00011111. $31510. 7½ garage, family room could be It bedroom or dining room, 1 _______________ _________________ NEWLY PAINTED $ BEDROOM. FAMiLY ROOM, CARPORT. $31,111 WALK TOSHOPPINGI - ______ _____ ____ " ,. -' metal look, IsIs It odds I ends. - Cash Only. general home ePeirs.no lob too mill'. Call 3730163 iIW!if1I. one piece or hetful Bridges Antiques 333.200% _______ ____ ___ _____ ______ '% ______ *10 PRi iUmtNitf __________ - -: - 15*111541*1 -. IP, ___ th,P= *MM01Lamsr1r u&to____ -' .-: ___ ____ - •- - -. -. - ' ' ____ ___ is.. iis -- Th 5 ps$.$o I'I' ___ ____ 0 -, _ ' j '' - Quesnsizedbod,estraffrm Likeniwsll Call 349.5427sft5 _______________ I ______________________ __________________ ________________ _________________ ____________________ - Ule ____ _____ (11-001 samj* , 5. p,e 2*11* -$, ____________ - ___________________ ________________ tenor, exterior qualified In all' plisis. Free Est. Call 322-0071. _________________ MEINTZIR TILE ASIPAINTINO - -. ___ Si-Housihokl Goode specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 069.1163. aft S tp 1975 Singer Futura Fully auto, repeseesit, used very lie,? tIme. Original $103, bel. $151 or $11 me. Agent 339.0356. ClMiIkS$FW4CS ____________________ I I ' Hausewlves Cleaning serv'. Psriuialiaed, fast, dependable. NsguIarorltlnsbosis. FURNITURIITHINOI $uy$liiI Newl Useg FurnIture IIOS.$anlordAye. 333-4103' We DO wash windows 077.11k ___ ___ ____________________ ________________ ________________ ______________________ ___________________ CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS. RESULTFUI. END. THE NUMBER iS 3232611. ________________ _____ ___ IlflfthlS&R$pijr ___________________ ___________________ ______________________ Sit. Peppers Painting Service.' Custom Painting S detail trim.' FrI 1st, 373.1704. ________________ _______________ ii,. MICROWAVE Drapes, Upholstery ED P05CM, LASh FAMILY iS$Oridab.Dr 1 *3.1*0 Push button controls, has .AuI *5Ks ONCIUNNY OrigInally $149. assume 7 P1010011 CENTRAL All. LOTèedIjN. GET 'A WUOSSi psyrnolwset 531 MS. Ag.W *0. FULLY PURNISMED ON 2 ,TOSYIUPLI*IJICI$T cANA, F!O!T LOTS INT COSMOS YOUR _ tis small. mi-Ill. _______________________ ____ _______________ ' Yard'debris, Trash (LOCAL) 34.537) • £ _______________ I add ens. Quality work, no lob I __________________ 707 _______ 11L1&149dC - ___________________ nii&Uisi -_ ______________ AlMAL iIAVNU WCIbSldt$C.'n.5 kiss. eS$s.o photos $ lad repaIr tanvice. 3324)0), __________ __ . UI *i ___ ii • _ 0__----- aam *vePsS eiiit. ___. n- II 1 7___ *.ie*p,s, lilT s 1 si, .. *01* 111*1 MILLIN - -. - p_.&. - - - .1 ' - - , , '..4 --a - .. i i •,a fl boos w.PR riiltui 12*152 SR VIUI&UIPI 011 AIUINHMI • ________________ BIOIOOl& 2 BATh. DOUBLE ___ - __ ' ••• *MveIS ihitLi I 01 + i4IN&s - E*L thIsII ______ __________ _!J *. -. I 9 - LICENSED 00.0111 ' ________________ ___________________ ____ ____ ___ SM. OP 11* in lidoil. I___ _____ iijiJr -. ___________________ _____ ____ - __ -j RN - Of _______ 372-379% - ___ -' ___ ___ o.i.1IMaISs 5000 4 _____ ____ cto. - - ____ ___ _____ 4' e ______ __ UI3 _____ ____ - so- A.. 1.15111W * ___ VHS Plus? PUSUC5TISN OP 'meN. stumOfaduroylir.ww.usp _____ _____ 5'5' _____ M' $000.50; they may W OM obIN *5 ,. *5_l$LM 11 ¼ Bedim sitit BeI1ID N --" in. 1& W: ' : 'j:flIh. me ils 5' ir W. 50 LLUII 0*5 w,sea.saw$P' SP$WWSø 5*5 Nt-SiSal * i. .istng*5esidouiw : Na 'aI.y ____ _____ - UgI* Hiuling ________________ 4 _____ ________________ ______________ _____________ sosable rates, 1 time or regular. ________________ ____ ___________ ____ •. ___ - CARPIT, CARPORT. NICE LOCATION. s*.1S. FLY.IN'l _________ ________ ___ ___ - IN KITCHEN. CENTRAL AIR, ___________ ________ - Call 33l-Oollanytime Tyson Cement ___ -_ _____ -U- BIATTOSI COMPETITION. PINICU$T 3*10*0CM. PAT. __________ ________ ________ ___ ____ _______________ ___ _____ _____ ____ ___ TOTALLY REDECORATED 3 BEDROOM. 2 lATH, EAT.iN Over 10 vt-s. exp. Reas4nabIe ___________________ ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3IOSanlordAve. IOMIS _______________ ________________________ Free Palm Tress U-DIG 543.050. TOATEGIC COINER, IDEAL FOR HOME OR OFF ICE. _____ ___ ____ ' PROFESSIONALLY ZONED 2 Flodeylliwecan mMe pow abeltot-Isol. . " ____ fIreplace, large kitchen, family room, 3 or I IR, 1½ laths, ____ __________________ work, here wouldnt be anyl ________________ ____ IMlity Ciii _______ In store financing * everyone with ¼ down. Let us help you establish local credit. WHIOHAM PURN. CO. 7409 So. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. estimates. Call 3272014. Call Carl Harrisat 1EAR5.5ah1fod_322!tt-1 - - hums hiiwsn*nt _____________________ ____________________ 3'NER WILL CARRY MOR. . Air Conditioning ___________________ ______________________ ____________________ ____ ___ _______ ______ - ______ •'- LongwoQd, Lake Mary area. 3315*4. Woodlands.Sat,Oct.70, Sun Oct. acres go with thIs 3 RN. 1 Ia homs,stabfe,3fsncslpaI(iau, ____ $44150. LOW down peyments. SUILDUR. 331.0*1. li_SIlO, $LareeOttoq,a.t4$*1 . -. ,, ______ ____ _____ _____ DELUXEHORSESTASLE Compute or partial boarl _____ • ______ ______ _______________ ____ ____________ ,1 BstCCO.SPa0shdSlil,ed ______ ______ Laødarv eapt. varlot* Pci. law,- grinding wheils, tumbler, 'Novimber -------- lisbishirs: pslajr, chain saw, . '- RIALTOR 3324991 - - ____ ________ _________ 1101 Holly Ave. Children I Adult COTh. p MIsC. household items. 5. sat. S. . - STIMPER AGENCY 'RALtO1 _____ -_ - dishes, misc, household Items. aquarium sept. tlISlrLawr,nce - . _____ • day or night. Will deliver no 2 bath listing. Just rIdcorM.d p.1.1 of beginning, AND 50 $Iencsrvn Not-ti I6digreS II' un, alesalsngtlie Waulefly rigidBauld LESS, rlsN.Ci.way of Go5t-1 fl:ul. 44" Eat along saId Easterly rigid.. of.way line of RollIng Hills - - 322.9150 days: eve. -__ 323.5709 - ARE YOU SATI SF110? - - - Dete.e. O GEORGE GILBERT SCM. ID MATURE SOOKKEIPU NOTICI OF ADMINISTRATION AND *1.10 LISS, begin 430 fOIl ci.w.yllnslerpg.ISf.stt,apow, Seijsv5W*144.flfIIltoapokiW TO ALL PIR$ON$ HAVING WAITZSURG. Ma 010501 0. y • South $4 deSt-eS IS' *55? ci $CMWA*TZSURG, deceasid - thi FM INtl 43 digreoS 40' 11" tangonCy, lbs msd Is purl of the ______ Thence csntlmulnp along CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST IllMnwr _______in Pits $47SCP is pendIng the (151)33 75, iek*Monager.Dilury club's PE$V1 to st-tier Ci SectIon 17, TownshIp 20 r ylinest-ss*llfsts.ms N$dsaj.aSll'37"WlsrIItllfest OTHER P115011* INTEREITID p, minimum. lWvowssMiI1icp, Stats Road Ni. 11 and *1 thence City of CMsIlbir?y of $smkiole RqubIiaopisi.ai.a Belle 12503 1 e'A SOVN . , , ______ 1,,. 4 _______________________________ iilM'y, r I 1 VII receive Reeled - 9d'en .pS1. ii $,iEIW, bolnapoiten*sarcCiaclred*1 gi MA -- _____ ¼ hSPL*MWIIWftPiñPd fist,_thence ____ ______ bIdSuptoStIl P.M. en N$Ueiibbir4. ' Nuts *011.5. $CNWAITZBURO, Taoshlp IS South, Rang. *1*; cr a_.vo Nsrlhw1 living. *cwsId, PIle *imbor 70364.CP, is Whoos *1eS is 35* Curtis Drive, JMSIlhI,Smp. .' rMaci$0 .ald $ictlen II. thence FM North IS Whet sling me East line Ci Said angle It 10 digress 5' $4". inS Somimlo Cast!.PlorIdg. UN me Saultiast a,ear at this 11011! _________________________ IorIdL lit- till purchase ci of in,_pe,.on.l .__________________ SectIon U, * 76.34 feet Os a poW, Ceniet- ci sst circle Mat-ins N 20 DIvision, ins £ddeII& Of WhiCh is rep,oswtithVs aflirnay ire Sot WANTED Spedilty 1*1 csdsz specificallen may be obtained trim 1*1.1 $05100 ills 1.00,0! rIgM*. rigMafwoy meM.yIt-'s Orncs. Cowelbsrvy city me ii ,u.$. Klgnwoy lng aiisalengtto Isthaily t-15?d. Tie pit-sinai raprsuissftva me way 1101 ci slid PalO hid II 110 No. $7 and No.921St- *133050 a Hell. This CIty riiervis lie rIght to No TOIREI •55 re NOTICE UNDSI FiCTITIOUS u*It$IINJ oil yoa Of py - line of -Amorlcna etsis is CNMLE$ I. MURPHY, r.qvwel. WITHIN '. angul or relict any t- ati bids. NAMU STATUTE fillies soups a eliot- $0e diSt-.. 5' point en said Easterly rlgl*.W.woy Boulevard, tar 103.10h1.S Thence is lii J4MIP es_d h li Bill I. 04*. MaYor 1eS MONTHS PROM THI DATE OP TO WHOM IT MAY CONCURN: ita accorieg tome Caulonius me tI.is:Iiencsnm NsrthNdegrlas 13' duPsflisi from said rIIN.Ci.wsy LP*IIS.3P$. oW Of bsglnAlngs CIty of Cassi*IlrV, NOTICE I$HINISY 14" list MaO said la010rty - rIst.. tim. run $51 dwi..' ir I tat- an addresa if the_M!'sonaI TOSS PiR$T PUBLICATION OP tome cousumlin ii ins'.' FlorIda pi Nt-I Of *5 Wit ci Ills NI lost ciway lIne tsr 7515,011 to a pubes 14313 loSs TIISPCI lvi $0 dN' ins undersipsod, purweiw t- ULJIIIW$ I1MIM 11$ Sot THIS NOTICE, Is tili it! ins Clerk f50iflj - , $110rP502110** • in. above court a *,Nho,, hoyt-week, plustwemesfo. 01046 061.40, P1mb Statutes. wIN rusbool' IsutI. Range IS last, mere PoI' East It rigid angus lobed EegtorIy 50degress *50" *1St- 1)1115Nets *0 parians hIVing claims ir ClIck Of lie CIrcult Cow?, ticulat-Ip deScribed as follows: *eyen.y have. lad doW must be Will the .t-.. 0444. rIgM.ci.wey lIne tat- NLIHest se the me 40 digress Wan * amwis ngsst me eii* are le wi* and musS IndIcate Il kandlet-Sse.lnolsceunty,PiirIbo,, IeiinItIheSikSlicsisoiciWie p5W$ bogijdng. ,WOTICIUNISRFiCTITIOUI 40415sstloapo kiletsactim required, WITHIN -THREW No *5 dslm,-*s noise and RN dIe IS 11$ iiis NOIICI, *5 PICtIUS P.Oe.m. $Nt 1P4nC1 North ill $il• Nit-in N $i.5 In the Cite of SiNid, ci LakeMsry Iso t*rdi inawe rut-s ml PIRST PUBLICATION OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN: 410.10.!, aid the amount CoOdalisrenl Center 'as _____ _____ _____ In, vnlsrsIanet punsoni to *5 wider WhICh I .apsct tO OS in 1101*30 1051DM 0' list MaSt-lid ALSO LESS AND IXCIPT: way NIl II LakI Ci the above 54115 a NIR , Nemidv rspit.Ci 54 "P4ct$*o Nine ShOutS" $ectiiui buswie.s at IN 1i0 Pate Fled 4$. __SIt, wun it wiN bm. this A fred Of 15W lyIng 5W iou's Mary Boulevard tsr let os sthlontet ii nylm or demand isur K *5 csomm is Per a wá. in Noel -a 44, PNtIS 0I5WN, Will lighter (.05J.d, ______ 34 fist. thawS Nit-into W* sliuntod In ladle, it. TeusitIp 00 me Pew it Plelim. ____ ____ ____ they may hove, We.. 11130JM4 dole. mit be aMlepuI or untlquldatod, tile '"°'' - citv. ww.. end being met-. and for SomIndo, County, P1mldS, business litarpilSa is $"uNawl: NS¼ofNoNW¼W Prsm*5$WCarsrethoctien 1*, 05io * thedsim, *511001110 *5 dOle. is NCWet avoi s(NWS Nitice, 1W Flct*IoS 0105. at Altamato springs, ahoy Ci No NItest *SNW ¼; Camman4i It the NW mnnar Ci Somkii$eCsuuly, F*lls. iiiN.S ir atlire.v. 5W :-i: 4,w10: CAR Ill. IXOTICA 'wider senunele ceumsv, Flerids. iii 00* thud list 5*01000 Se *5 polIsh Of T ssst, 1011DM 4' an I.. dons W Whet dotmit If - Nt Avon. Mit-SW your ritp SSIdI innIng (leSS the rit*wsv Is? s.it.iat, rv *5 dock IS RNowr. sort, Per Matis. It HS.lN RN. 10 150 N N . l.a 1W Ci bed $IIlW *5 to s espy 0001 *100 IN Ill) VI0 - deuus wani. elsie sos Net-in Ninuren$.ølusrnWWS.. illS W Wdot 50 *5 dim is lush lit-sinai ragrULIlISlI. il14*1PO04-*7, Atiuinuiws Ipt-Nel, FlOrIla. PJ 1ar II. 11 II, 5 pascas, Si . siescisaldsecmetl**1*aisst put-Ma to ii. ito me ci said cistlugent it- onulildatod, *1 *NjrsiNL$piIlhllethsuNIs Thi me pot-tv Wit-Cad In gild IN14 .1,113.1070. BngImUII$RNIew*Of*siac ¼ p. 1$57.$04Ist,IS*5 NW IIP.Irs 0*5 uasirhdoSv sheil N , , • M lllfijius ,,$a,,iis. lo as 11114: 010.40 espy Well NINe Of *"Rei W'psil$edlen ITS.JP fl"aaw,RN50s • BegIIng. Inawa me 11. 5. 5000W. 50*511W I INJII, RAMIRIZ. .03101 wras..áse.maaos.e 00RNi,aolh130See,me. ____ _______ _____ w houSed. 'hO degsisII'17"L720.U?fe00ls*e ,*1,Ny sillS WITHIN TWIll MTED as -A$tamenta SprIngs. 1151115 CtICUIT COURT PIP SehlIS4tait. ivi INeICS NOt-Il parphiel will *5 Nsr* *5si said P.C. of a curve concave colrrirt *111 du1.r e.MtIiid MONTHS PROM kaà•ee.S:•,vW.____ TOSS DM1 OF info U*boy,ci $uIImIsr, MINIS.I 7$ hIS15 t- Wit $009.15 '' OF Soils 1 tat-Ills fit IS a -s Isumsiulurty 5Wkiv*5I radim Of 500 ii lBs claim Is ii. 15* IS TOSS PIlOT PUBLICATION 403101 RAMIRIZ 'v' 'h a105 sold curve, 0011$ Nd Pit-SOC ripNui1.11l. U pi,to*e NW Of algilubmis Ikuutirly, bowS *00 OeISs *5 _______________________ Pitim: 9011W IL 11599795 51111: VhS 54*111MB IF _____ _____ *NP..i,MJaCi1leNl5U00S, *5p'MSV *5 aismIP$su0.ISthsaeiI,Of. the.pp,wn$.Iuiprussw*'l. lit*rsughacOl amle 000 Ii i1I1I wi $M IS5WmISPOW*5NaIUat lie Neoth Uswsiij put-Ma it! $1111114' Is *5 P WhlerlIttiur. toN SO the personal 15DM 5' i)*fl**IthusblsboisrniNuhere lap' (ILL I curve,IDMU - lsillslt*4N1$00$. C.iIIstala Governor - - W. . 1st time offered, be the first to - sasl $31,200. 3321331,332.3777,333.7173 - Friday.? a.m. 9 3p5. CompetItIve 5W• 5 Mpg. botIlL CaN le pirom through t _______ MANOSANY Sill POINT $ICUTA$Y, 0(50541 1*, SUITS. DINITTI SIT ii&'ii'i IgIt %ssIIaMIssL ELECTRIC USYIRIA LOT OP Al? DO SIC Wayss SOil *71201 Pro. sw llOt-L ets.l ______________ llalI;1 J1*alW ________ �---' -: - - IT - ,rVI .i - - ,.ftrskifss,p$. . - • •- - . -. - gr - - Py,tlLtm - . i Students Talk ewn* n* Seminole High '* _School -0000 LOWsT f Business___ 8000 AUTO fri j ii ths WMl a NM kr pIbto a" It yi mtosus e*toa Day to a ,viam -gs,ig,tm ftS miIS "to ru o t)w_ i. iksu tadiscy (or goveremat &rest Journal tatIng to the .$' d'1 - to ailses S Florida Power and Americans wanting govern a iuui, ACCWSS Iut, q INSURAN111 ad Q ad Ida ad by all the lunhele Cauy Who. the vistoersjoin $o lidhe w "Dies iiint to "t core hass $SSdq hk thifrwi b*e the S-"tov4e Csi 'chambers of commerce ig topdar ataPitIaIve PIiMN Ile to ' l" He Is espEIaUy coac.ra.d ligery of FOR MvIMI he leery id $sVoiomt 0 E&WOon Day Ia. OUOV to the .hrlcsI to7 aims MW dies for the pipli or about the triad to usUunalie improvement ad medal1I* with the With the MMP1t ,ep them today M $-1e M0 I sOcaUss department of l$SwhimeIvtiis.4,Ii wm a *w peopi# at. pill in'p 's 11is N 11± A School will deal with "Whai SimIale et$uvul& i iiad .kvli * maw I to do for tNlNS?" I faet WW bait ar '"" ' ,, do.. free u*erpdss "ems to During the morning, ed CflIfl, will *W0 the Reid • IIvISW survey, Scott said he tisUivus tIMft Is t' VW 'heo. . ad to iM o0 Carter Scores Big_Win Over Kennedy In Dade PHONE 3220m MIAMI (UPI) — Pr-Idat Sm. Edward ItsassØy 41. the ,,in is ad I oeM the alee b the I emchaits naMer. for a," iI mid Sr a heal s,aMi.N.,. Is Custir crossed the laM hurls Iho Dade aMy vlaisry At M to UXauehsdmeptthe 1$ accounting ifra completed Uo.. In wng a clearcet victory hi jove t pr—'iIsai nearly a ii besnty cutest" were $7, Dade Cody kgaiss a Mi cu1'ig the Did. i lustY Besdix.s said the ba. the Florida Democratic mars over Ksdy in led dioitas Rho • he D7Is!hive dedid ad (erCN hid wed.d before Ibe today. " proves we ON is a Wow _4 dmw ofihe Miami casea surly — UN firM b"64-mod . ma.Ma pnus1- WSW wea a swig victory WW -Mg DeMIOPSIMMIat with a withdraw .. ty pv. him 111 dulugaies to fr#Is Iaw.us t and bM at the dais Dimutiaiic Mg JlW1 p1 '" .. k= ais Wn Mist IL '' &W W MatswMi. r-1. I)tJ5$5Pr5 adPlopaait.. . odd Y _ 1111wever1 tiVs ?kdd. j, Lor IS ad O."Ral14Snt iM Did. CUDPiW$ ihi '*7 '"ilIhadi over ngM., I FORT IAUDERDALI, PUS tribidors be. wssee Is amid, "and ii tq me wadur r MtY ii th (UPI) — ft was 1k4M1d, peUcs me kg uremd, I i ts usto to (4 itni4 Of would pet more omphamis, 'P of . Ft. Lauderdale S hakes Could Be Loose 00 00 - - 0 XTnNy RUSSI0' i Jr 11 ad 3 No solid" I , a I ddlow boo we" to beadle. So Fort 1100b. to "W" wWN in WARIceassyle ddeptasra do I and nil - h -11 OW ftr*1180dilon, —sewd"Emodams0v Undordals doWetiva drow waWS" Kmedy. 0 1W Dedsot I*& where Y" weft." ota to me who wooJd in. "Id hail in be wadsrkg Jay Háss, MM. coinlaaior who with Mike - Abram ___ ' ft __ __ orO.dQMIbSNaddamII. t4smisqwssl*uu.bM heCWadmlscem. 5pM i 4theFIerida for !o"#d tarantal"t 10 bes its cmpbow owdd Dim CWWK a pdios Nor. nosechA 7by were msr- win as a dp Could & "We didn't spend constrictors and 11 other maui the bil. amid W. --thy. lain whether the missing wel to mMu,i'1 a or pet any of our people In l4Wto. th , asaurted auskee. 1fthtt1msstM', ---- adopMurswunao mrallyrngdidsadmeg N'beae. we uNnidaU ___ AN ddoplas be lubidd Udul the loot Mdiii from t:1 somewhere, these we taily duo. or wiIlld am ES4y tusriiury. along I Maid he a kustat W''i Whittosu's Wilhif. Di. wave sa," e 10 vets w ft* the brisiiin. he amid. 'We w '1toa.ver,hilnd,g win victory," er _ - n , :.. - 1j . WISh fresh alft 1*1 . on our .'aSS. IDS - -. - - Sale 6.37 "a st4e .ens are ronpolyuessr/ 0055011 cOrduroy. fladulmelams -r- . . rsg. 960, bb 7.1L - - . - - _____ . -. . . •:. , SaIeV -- -. - • -; • 250,/0 .•' e1t. .,. I. ' 't - i -. - eeldulnsy.SeMinepo,: . ,. . I.-' ,A .• ,I '• - •.. •• :.--"•'- f,bL1I ,tvIte.1Ps . ________________ - .. - I. .. . .. . . __ - :.-- .• . . Saie onthI6 -, •1 Sale 1 NO*,tWOO,SSt / - 1 - 4: • .- -. - - ':. '. - - . .i• :'.•• ' .. ..'•.,. •. • L ••• ' c.at.ct with barns anywh.r. in the w.rM. Students at 3CC are 1rnin1 Mon. code and electronics so they can obtain their, - sinus. Story rnor• photes, psq. S. - . ism I41 I l P S t• - / 1' . . .'. - A - A* - 'S , • .'41\. . . ..- . .. i SO Jt r 1 '-.! -• . 'pp -- a . : ' 7/r 41 /, I 4 . ' :. ;4.t. • ,1* .,- .. I .. • - - - -. - - ''i t' •., - - •y ..fs . -'-- -v••- . • ... .• ' :- f• 4 Li -.- I .. I S , . . . - :.- • .P.s • •' r - . - . I S I 4 •__ , vii,A - •?c-!• -EM:. - - ••' - , ' - ? .54. ?, , ' - A . 'f S 4I_ •• II , ' PP' 1 ' 7b. 4 - ME 4. .. Herald Photo By Tom N•ts•I An awaftur .'.db it I• this one w* slow Its o perator - • ....... ...•.- •. -. skis04 - -. ' i___JLi5lNylI.. - YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT-GUIDE in an ..O54. :- : paw - - . . NSSS*NtsSV ..' - ep'flstoshneI. ordoubl.-brseuludetyhes. WlWudetsofiablehoodsand aposbvtlon.outMners. ipsaben bees N us. migiiuiu with hull to hss.'Jus. %i stint apeeis, .' - Theveiy . b" of We etaeon's up. 4usd boils. Slimmed So" 99 55s4L1S.Tihiissrds - - ..--- r~~ -- t -- lmpsrtsNU to .-ING ftve, .125%-on - boys and girls SuperCord 25%. off all our women's Allmweather coats. aUusr SN IIW4S. Save 18 akei'a. Friday, October 1, 1979 "if IUiNOS-AVL 0 LUNM Nsg.I.II.Soi Sale 14A ° SANFORD, FLORIDA 0000000000 '• e o ol S m INSU RANCIG0 0 Sanford Plaza and starling pews, tsr yar pplvato car or filch. - There's no filler cape, sbov noverIusv.to add waler. Enh,'ij' 0 '2-( W lntsr Park Mall $10 off The XPenney 4 Year Battery Sale p45: sg. $UDepsndshle U :. - • I I .. • i--: -' , - ,..;•-...- ,• '4 - L - . -;l- - f, '.41...-.' • ...f._.,_ø.. -• .. - p •- • •..(:.1 1- • • . . .-.......... - • LI 4 I I • or 1r, 7" . 11 _j IS . - �,.----- - . S - -----------_-------------- ---..--------_. 0 -___- ---.-- - -t 2—tvsn4n Neraid, SsMsrd. Fl. Friday, Oct. it,rn, 'i ._'(• .' . ,. - -: Friday, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Veteran Operators C,4DG. UDE UV'gofgsttsntsfth hi_sag are le4W fir ..1 is ft weekend, here see a few ssøui Teach 'Ham' Talk Time Out To Eat Both teachers wait patiently. One sits, one stands at the lectern, Neither speaks. The students, about 10 in number, sit at their desks. Many rest their foreheads on one hand while they slowly write one letter ata time: T...M ... O.... A cassette recorder sits on a table in front of Francis Ford. He is one of the teachers and everybody calls him Sparkle. The recorder Is on and is playing a beeping tone: "Dab dab, dah dah, dah, dab The other instructor leaves the lectern and starts to draw electronic symbols on the blackboard. His name is Bill Wimberly - but he Is called Wimpy. Sparkle and Wimpy are veteran amateur radio operators and every Monday and Wednesday evening they share their knowledge at Seminole Cornmunity College with people who would like to qualify for a Novice class license. TO do this, they must learn to send and receive Morse code at a rate of five worcis per minute, JUDY'S — F.MurIng Horns 51$s hinbrg.rs with all the fialn's and a Super Salad Bar. Soidh Hwy. 1742, Sanford. Try our Fried LAKE MARY PHULIPS U Client "fried to perfection In our own kitchen." We feature horns cooking and hospitality. One. quarter mile off 14 on Lake Mary Blvd. 035 RTAURANT & L(*JNGE - Both lunch - and dinner specials are featured. Live on. tertaimnent In our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. CLUB DIAMOND — Open 7 days a week featuring tle best In country music. Hwy. 1742 south of DeBar HOLIDAY INN —14— Enjoy live entertainment in our lounge Titeaday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every Thursday. Italian n1gK Saturday - All you can at Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOUDAY INN — LAKE MONROE -Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. PORT (Y CALL - Spe&fliing in steika and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 1742 & 436 In Seminole Plaza, Caaselbeny. SLOPPY JOE - Featuring the Great American Sandwich along with your favorites from our soda fOl*daifl: 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 1742) Sanford. .- - • - - ..." feral.. Wilder's "Our Tow.", Oct. 18-27 Annie Russe4l Theatre, Rollins Coilege, Winter Park. Curtain. 8:30 p.m.; matinee second Saturday of run, 2 P.M. Call 646-2145, Monday through Friday. EIgMk Aunual Festival ofCialemperary Music presented by the Florida Symphony Orchestra, the U 3lty of Central Florida Departma& Music and Student Goveraneit, Oct. 19-23 featuring Inald Erb, guest composer. Free to public Oct. 22, 2 p.m., program of ErVa =aUw works and 10 am. Oct. 23, lecture, bath In U(' Music Rehearsal Hall. Tickets for three evening concerts at 8 p.m. in Village Center vaflahle. Deltas Theater Arto Gild opens season with 'lie last of the Red list Lovers", Nov. 14, 7:30 p.m., Fairway Room, Delhona Golf & Country Club. Reserved seats only. Call 385474-1679. Celdea Age Olympics sponsored by Greater Sanford Chamber of Ownwirce and Qty of Sanford, Nov. 540. Events of all kinde for senior cItizens 55 OW over. For entry Wanks ad schedule contact Greater Sanford Qi-vth,r of Commerce. Cervir NOW , prandid by Central Florida CEvalr. Cl* Wer Park Mail, 10 a.rn. to $p, FrIad Saturday,9& $9; we to 8:30 p.m.. , Bill Wiabsely tesebas sleetrenle scb.aidfe syabsis 4 Will - ,-. ,i(r1.,. 'f N ?i-.•4'•a ---S 4-' ••. - ,•.. of PIn) vS ens -- -5--- -- -- -- - - - - - - a p If, abwnbioehhsq8' - , ______ ..• - . . •- - -, - • .-. . ••'•••'• Tj___ ______ ______ • ,._i' - • .: • . .• . .• " -a- -4 ... .. . • -.-•.J'' a- , •.. •" . •. ( -. S • .5- . ,. • ' . • ,.d . _,••• ...••.. .• -d--' • I . ' 4__. t'•. • -— . . I i ; i & • • . r.'V' - - .. A • .- - • ' :-' , — it J.P •.• •a .- $.-- •_, - • .• ç.' - ...-- •.. •-.. , , . 01 •- . - a - • - .-i '. 15. • - I- Orspefrit - lIly. lad __ $Is IW,erily ,' • 1 . • ,. • I i' I.. . ... .5. AUeeLOp is S _ i Unosrr ndWadU,, . -.. PW to sas. to I p.m.; !PJIL , V nd i n ...ww ANN ... - - by Tom N•tul YSSII. orb% 01 $ m4 aw an ag Oelusp vita pw . a aItasea S aUheir rrdssion.. Text and photos fm s bus lmaer & law, ji_ ad My Fair . 1uk 1—iI$ ca Gigh, Alfred $i1 hift. eks ir . PIns Arto r: :t and I hope to communicate with them sometime," he said, explaining they had amateur radios UIL - ;it dN rare peeltaito plus learn the* rules and regulations required by the Federal Communications Commission along with a minimum amount of electronic theory. The tape cassette is a recorded Morse code lesson and Wimpy's electronic symbols start them along with the theory. Once they have passed the test for their license they will be able to communicate with other hams around the world by using Morse code with transmitter input power up to 250 watts. Citizen band radios, in comparison, are restricted to 5 watts. By increasing their code speed and by learning more electronic theory, they can qualify for more advanced licenses allowing voice operation and power up to 1,000 watts. Lyle Sharp of Sanford signed up for the class which is offered through the college's Leisure Time program and has a special reason for obtaining his license. have two sons who are missionaries in South America ... ... ft ,, 31. PlurMu $ymesp ekelrs Pupe. Caseit S PatWday, Oat. 30, IMS isis Park Vaa'U, - Oct. 1, 1179-3 '• •'• 1 IrSISlI '1 arIV' I I Ford*iii ~~~ M -...-.-.- �• .,,. , • • -.--Evenlnp PIerald, Sanford, Ft Fray, Oct • Kv*fft WNW, herd, Fl Writer ' By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Work By Producing Protects ' an agreement that there' him. But he's really doing the extra no basic changes without my the function which, on most her look more attractive Robert Foxworth and Paula approval. films, is done by a man than ever. TELEVISION nttss have put on some But even that, obviously, calling himself execuUve "The Black Marblelsn't weight. Joseph Wambaugh didn't work. So Wambeugh producer." an expensive picture, in has lost a lot. And that,In one took his non-fiction work He had a lot to do with the theselnflationarydaya.ItIs calorie, is the difference "The Onion Field," and his casting, too. He had seen budgeted at around 13.3 between working on a movie most recent novel, "The Robert Foxworth In million, and Capra and and having the reaponslbWty Black Marble," and he 11 y, a film that Wambsugh are Optlm*tC of making It. decided to make them didn't work, and he felt he that they'll get most of that The movie Is "The Black himself. He hand-picked a might be right to play his Ls back through sales to cable Marble," bused on Joseph director Harold Becker Angeles cop, Vslnlkov, who and network IV. Wambaugh's best-selling and got experienced men to Is getting old, getting fat and Capra says they will do novel. It Is another of his serve as producers Frank drinks too much, their best to gets PG.ratlng, weU-pacedstories of the Los Capra Jr. ls producing "The Fozworthsaysheputon2O and shouldn't have any Angeles Police Department Black Marble" and began pounds to play the part trouble. There is no nudity or in action. mfrh movies. "mostly beer and potatoes" sex In the film, Just lam. lila earlier works In the In the process, he put i a and the make-op ages stxet language and today fi ction area were "The New lot 01 the money himself him. But he is drilled to be that doesn't cause many Centurions," "The Blue one-third of the coat of "Th. playing an older pail, problems, Capes says that, Knight" and "The their' Onion Field" cane out of his "This Is Important for me, nowadays, nine out of to boys". It was the list that pocket, and 11) percent, all he at this point in my life," he POrsted movies can go on turned him from Jiat a could miMer, of the ciM of says. "a will let me make network TV without any writer into a movie-maker. "The Black Marble" is his. the transition to older edIth stall. It was a dreadful film and He's had to mortgage the dsaraët.r roles. After ill, I Wainbaugh found his house and two Anything he an not a juveniW lead any director, Harold Becker, "And I thought, at the hadinto liquid assets to do it. more— I could Mill play one, when he was asked to view time," he says, "that I had HeIsMIU only hIstedau the but It would be a stretch Becker's only previous prote p rot. c ted I e d Mys e lf screenwriter in the .dlts and so this lets me move Into movie, something called adequately. I wrote the for both films because, he a new ares." "The Ragman's Dsngbl" — .)• 4 (2) (NBC) (4) (CBS) • : Y. : t. •. • • •. — p - • -. - il-f, 0(Alt r s - SATURDAY •'. :.'- . • 4W - •. : .• : •-. ' -• ___ 10 (2) I-TNYnSflPIG W AFTERNOON 12:30 •NOAA FOOTBALL USC -• •.' 1. MORNWQ 1l.30 V ' at _ BARGAIN CORNER - BUY wuinli PAYMUN1S tow as '14 Psi' w..k OC*L with the *LE1 who wants to 01*11 BA IRD.RAv DATS AFTVINOON 1200 CD (4) CNMLIE FELL 0 JOHN MCKAY OO'IV'..S -- and. . "1 • , ____ Dolphins at New England Patti- ots Scheduled suen FAM the (2) NFL FOOTBALL Orien orldRoller Ct,ampIo,i from Ahensu' Pay Pack.rs at Tampa may West Germany and Pan IV of ouocwwm OOTBALL Washing. the "we.ws Strongest Men" Philladelpf th ioist ,, onaram. CNN. FOOTBAU. .øonai - never sampled such things as pecan pie. "And now," Ms. Steen- — burgen says, "when my mother writes me, she almost always adds little " It is the story of Mary coverage of Baftimore cons • things In her postscripts, like Buffalo Bills; Cincinnati Bin- Steenburgen, the girl Irvin 'I do believe that Mary gals it Cleveland Browns; Newport, Ark.,whostarredin McDowell La a lovely Miami Dolphins at New Eng- thefiratmoviesheever saw sounding name." land Patriots Oakland Raldita being mad.. In fact, when Mary Steenburgen — the 1. the stepped on the set down •"g" In her last name Is 1:30 in Mexico, for her pronounced softly, as though WlSTLlNO first some,that was the first it were a "j" grew up In 3:45 time sh. had ever even seen Arkansas warding to act. @) NI TODAY a malice-picture camera. Mary Steenburgen And at 19 she went off to New 400' She's something of an old York to study. She waited on (2) Z NFL FOOTBALL pro now. She has Marred In But It's a fun scene and the tables for five years to pay Regional coverage of Houston two movies and a third has director (Jonathan Demme) for her studies and to keep body and soul together until Son Diego Chargers at Los Just been finished. The ones handled it well. you may have ~ are "I doin't think I'll ever do her career got rolling. "Goki' South," In which the another one, but at this point She landed the lead oppstarred opposite Jack —today—I think I'm glad I posit. Jack Nicholson In MONDAY NIdIDIsOSI,. and the current did It." "Goin' South." And that was 0010W 12. release "Tim. After Time," Ms. Steenburgen is a when the saw her first movie In which the Mars with proper young lady from a camera and her first movie IVUNINS Malcolm McDowell and proper background. Her set. 2:00 DovId Warner. family Is large and dose. Her naivete was qutddy •NFl. FOOTBALL Denver Her mother's family the apparent to everyone. Once The am she has just Broncos at Pittsburgh Sfes*z Wab — = the kind that she was In bar mobile home finished is "Melvin and l family nimbus every on locations, mobile ho ds of other Year. Tide year there home, THURSDAY serve as dressing awvwawuHughes _____ w a Wall family reunion Li room. and a little iç.st — ______ — — — 0010111* 1979 ft. Laid., and Ms. Steen. because she had often been ____ bwgm attended and brotht called to the set too early aid ad) beve bus mentioned had had to wait for how. IisW1I. In this her on- along two 'N'tg One was a of "Time before she ON actuall y N. FOOTBALL $ I•-1 After lime," which was needed for work. This day And "M.lvI and atoned for everybody. the thongid the pattern was BASIl," Ms. StienbuipS They wits very Impreed; beIng repeated. seine, which neSs 01 them had ever Mhalt a i "I had a seene involving a , I op the folks lauded a privet, screening Magcosdi"ahssays, "and me'. is out the wiladow and f k' bseeme do çumw hem a The other thing she saw thsMcoath still on alag the Mat o1 the So I MT'Y'S IPUCW.S N YPAfiB Phi Don&uue hosts 2:30 by everyone dews In the picture, Malcolm .d ad: 'You g ma bar. a look at seen a quanw4erisury of SlY AUCTION A bldby. Newport and Math titUs McDowell. They had met too early again. The OCYOSUN IS. 1979 IsleulsIan Wunouu die — ixttavsganii ' And the is the heroine d (shin is love duiW the stagecoach 't even ON the F-619 VA be Pock. ecums 01 he r being a movie filming. She's tabe' hIm liMier yet.' —• Mar. Ball Bob Hope, Michael bidder. bschheme to Arkaneasa few 'Everybody laughed thIS Landón. Tom Smothers, John "I isuuw iliad the souse In s. their rowc. became, as it turned out, 5 TV AUCTION A bid-by- Ciuuucokor, Norman List advaiC,, 01 course," a. began, end he bu dsvuleped they kspl the stagecoach on WIDNUDAY pluons extravaganza willie Aaron Spoking. says, "and I had long a lads for bothers 000k. that flat-bed truer while an 6 OW overyMig will! be OCT 1970 *1O dobues with myself about it. As an u'ui, he had tbsy were shooting IL" secti n to the •'V' (I) 0 TILL IT... NN HOOKS ANPORT& "Payette . And eciais ha - (1) FOOTBALL M 0 NFL TODAY WORISWORLD C,I 7$ h.svywslght bout between 'sskty highlights of kiy IoIm Tat, of itis U.S. o.. ,. nis Costa, of South Africa is it______ W? 1410- to be pissantsd live 5051V .iN from Loftue Stadium in Pretori South AfrlC5 1:00 OD NFL FOOTBALL Miami £ dons a let ecinmerdais in DObOdy—flOti,inithiieilf_ teeth, is being preserved. this coudry, as well. He can.ctiange.a fran0 of film For Wanibsugh, that will believes that his expuiuice, after Becker with it. be a adet. experience. • OOø5 12:30 (the's been buy having the film, aid felt It would be Writer Joser1'WImbSL babies 4.k them), th quality he waded for put am If in making oxamordlffillm p was But every work Wsmandjumbraw"an was "no w Qdm FW&" always on the ti old., is IIM film was "ed. with 5 good way to get IntO film. bSt#wrltesisftlmed, ash. such good rapport that Wainbaugh and Becker wrote It. Every word of WkTvth.ugh h'iI Bicker have divvied op the movie- dialogue, that Is, Wainbaugh do'Oft Black Marble," too, making chores in what says the director generally Becker Is a New York.r seems in equitable Ignores the stage directions vhs worked for some years arrangement. Wa"il*i be bu written. But he feels Is aid, mostly doing shoal, all the e-sib o that's cic, i__ the amse And he Il.s Bicker, and says that 01 his work, It's O ByDKZKLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) This Is the kind of story, that, Ifyousawitlnamovle,you wouldn't believe. But It happened. . YJ - ,n.4, a movie In five years The sithar Ilk, the quality 01 '- W HERE • PAY HERE INS) • w.'. OCTOBER 93 — 5*1104*? DATSUN ___ - - SUNDAY uon - — Paula Prudiss, who hn't he mad. Is 1972 In (!) (NBC) ___ 5:30 THIS S THE NFL OOTOBan2O, 197$ •. — screenplay aid I bad gotten .sys, titles mean nothing to - C I I r .., - lsnd. - 1- — i41Ii S ot . — — 0 ICIS) .-. . • Firs t Tim e On Set And Star October 19 thru 25 ____ - — Fry, Oct. it, 17F-3 • ___ O The Wee __ . S urn I NEW YOU (UPI) — ABC man on loan to the Ian "Ha Days" nor plus to play a welt guns Francisco police depart- "Lis e ,isy" are lUStS iiaiii any major nuM. - noting as this year as ''1IIIU is its tileviolon "After the pilot anlit. It whis they teamed on L y , lineup. So up Marvin Mated to be p ., & Marl, the network's vice geared to aolvI mysteries, M" dfsre as well pre4iM. research services. ft ended op Iberisek ftiniu is bidoys s it on "I wield ad sxiji4 that (dead 01 Ia.p,itor Qos. Thursdays. I er vsnq a_ Og. Co,.wy. s. ri r J r't vi - ki. I.._4. "," w-- Th -: - am I mWoOft we had to live IcbMals cbmgu around series, to Hat" in with If we expected to be able d4amey, hit, and " 6two d6gs — be very ABC, blittlIng an. eXpectedto do woU In blan, In every time too Fe ,,Mord ,,,faYl 1454 shut, the audience bass 01 abaft bu yaftodl Um .mergeecy *ad established programs for rp r'serlss 'TheLsrue QIPI, to which it bss' bMideg sew , hits. We tried • I MaW with "s," 'Reuses' sew ad ft New darter"c"M Wd to Ilk ad Oft AN*Mwl So far AW the :Loft pad - The network weivs bm VM" NN with MW 4#AW GWAB~l of rill od - -.' ______ 'US, - —- - - - . - - - r • - - L1Lr -1i. . . - -. .. - . •• 4 a4 • • - fl W4 * /_I • .. •. -. .—.- - • • bmw •Ing '.s,•' A 5 s1 1'v we i— _s si—i 4 uitosh. em SSIS ha e bust "r .*. ' ' ______________ .•. tIme 511111 js. 100111! 6 _ - "ThS — cIce ___ ___ , L 01 Blns" to - _ a se.y pi fri f sMMueat 1i ABC iUIpel,j It b • aj ___ "D11LL$thId," thI -- ad.' OSd is • - prokk 1 "tIIISUIIIS du'a siTase $dUk IS. • isI, lid •dthir A IUpi • - . • - - ' • . . . " ___ " Nes'1 m'" d' Bal C ' G@W- Joan of 8 "d the w4"Oft Wild suctkmeod to the h4lh"t Dallas Cowboys compete discussed Im @@00 w4ftwv of the oppo- a" ON In 6 miely of spo 16tII5UAV 'Wr'. 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They ___ IINS 1 w1a 1 wais a use mw w1*a pod k do beck yord from Wr ON 5elA95 Invade - WIIDAY ___ Tbm poems are by a nil DAY ADVENTIST 0010511* ISIS S Poets a Iolksingsr, and her iongtIme P00 10M will muss ball her 2:10 a TV 0AICTION A bkl4ry- Out of trouble; singerph" oxtravgogrga NIw @ Gor4r~ John Sebastian per, anythli WW omvft *0 be 10" ftm 060"knm so OON Young -: ooioaseai.*, Ii. 'NSf 6 MIni." •' - o ___ MISU ____ ft 1 '. — y get a Nerd 11 ___ __ ever ,, Why dews y" have a Yes deS'S leek pad is Oh i, , ----- — -• -- — �___,,- ----.---. ----. -.---- - . ..----.------------ .------.--.----- - ... U / ö-Iuslj Hs1.M.Sais' Pa. ivwa . --. MO!WIIflS •aa, W ! 5IrI .i rii1CaiSu The Calls of "Eight lsEnougW', battles govemmani red tape 'snson,' "Dikes" and "One and federal agants to smash a Day at mn." sie part in this ncosics ring being pót.ci.i alItar, with the by a floinalgi envoy'sdiplometic piOoi*ifi going to charity. Immunity.. Nlchardoswsonhoets. (E•DALLAS Kristin con. 00111IFT0111117 SThOIS Mr. vinCes Aft. to give her a job. ,_ - AS VII Ner, vous System: Biofeedback 1:30 2)NSONI an NM ABC NEWS , ,. to 9 AS MAN RDAY Educatlon, wIN gus,. lion about his job and other 10 Oc tober ISIUSL Vis*Iis are incour— to — In their quill. grancy and OW to a work tlOiiS. FRIDAY (4) • ,flow PISMP.t. 19. . Bobby "Emotions" boy bacomas oom4iwsd Mrs. Garr" and "16011 U P11g. - Yv 'lJctuSr LV 20AZ= NOT or., , r V.L ISO PM In The Arts" j,, Megatons 8STAN TM * computer is aw.cto, at ft photography In command of the dqmtnwd at Crisaidis Art "I '. . ___ ____ . ___ ____ ri ______ , . -- a.,. - _______ __ __ = , - ___ -- . - - - -... - - - 3 - Hits And,11opt N•w ..W S.asons . ... Twa010 11111" k= the __ S ,IMIS nui sm "au* Iivas k a. N1: $IS . the e "'— --- -- wui Indàlt.d In Stars Hail . . 'I ... • ig- AR - d ruls1 . . couprnoumupig j - - 7. wow nwL 101111111 " ..• nn.LekWfl.W01 -_ - • .,.. *TASY ISLAND A TERNXN . - 1110 busbnw..lep,s. -- - 5 AFTER HOURS S FLORIDA REPORT 710 (4) NFL FOOTBALL SPmim ao ®IUNDAYMOIKIS DIRECTIONS "Religious CuNs Of God Or Man?" Conespondent Al Dale takes a eec&W look at religious cults a peer after the Guyana disaster. am Anews, l*_'S - - Oiy5fldflNØ' MOVI "UP The No Ap'Z go PWL CAl. "The ('97$, fl5 JaMN04 A yag girl WilL Amai•puleniiu8 - id reuespsjupe. it5Mbols*unupvars. SNCW I I no am omm (C) (1980) Alan L.dd, Don IIIIU I. Murray. A deputy sheriff holds three people responsible for .II HE the death of his wife. (1 Hr. 40 Mine.) ME 0NEC LATE MOVIE "Mus. Now MEMO 710 tang Country" (1976) Joel S A NEW KIlO OF FAMILY McCres, Patrick Wayn.. A forMEIN Now ONE Kit agrees to compets with met rodeo champ is joined by Andy In his club's father-and. adventurous young man In MENEM 50(101PflPlcs. trying to Capture a magnificent hatse which roams the Mon. $15 eipts when nanoms magic Cclii fails into the wrong hands and .YOfls In the family starts revealing their true thoughts. ('t '.AJ • l Al _ RiA U W rww IAflA "' ____ __________ O.ROlER,l Milibi N0551(ng In (1) scam, - • I.amarv. A Pus,'en 5ttSStCW SINSINS JI*1 _____ 1:30 MY AT A T conductor falls In love with an ®• American newspaperman. (2 Julis's wedding plans are dIs. ruptsd by the beet man's announcement that she loves him and not the groom. 112 MM) a 34$ son, AIM OuiIls. coupis FRI III by to runaa ®SNP. TODAY (Conclusion) THEASSOOLT FOOTBALL (1)2 NFL $10 Rsglonal coverage of Houston MICE AC. at StIe $eaiiawks San Diego chargers at Log to learn that the older WOMin '915 Tommy is P!C l:. 'a) ml AROSES CAMPUILL Angeles is (1) MM "xn4mts Of 7$.. forlshsrco-worksr j5 GNOW Round Table" (C) (1964) Ave SME MOVIE STISID Iflsiai is Gardner, Robin Taylor. The (Premiere) Tony 1.0 SISIICO gi,.ihy r.elm of King SEnds Moiitgoisiiy. __________ Rocky eiple'ed kern IN. oture 01*sbattoitjus,by profes. Arthur is thrown into tumutt Marciano rises from his meager beginnings a paver. siOnis and t w. ..0 n.cti.asixi. eur.. Al--,. tv..Itlek.n ewinater I nlglilolub 5l*144 in order to MailS *MTIIIILSI Li@111" So 415 . ____ • - ______ - -- -- 151S - (I) ME "Tile Nen1 -Gun" (CUIIN) Uepd Iridges. John - wink A-*WW •uI'llgi'.Ier Oapls Its pest •ol elw$, lo wips using sewage il-risid of gone fljjs,( 112 all TOM MM! WillY CHURQN ES PRUSTYLS "Scoop" DeniSe end he, *lLes W , v-wi the heck KsIiIit. (SIlts.) hS.K A*A1ES AT SYMPHONY iv Ss Ozaws leeds Ni. Boston Symphony Orchestra In "The PInes Of- Rums" by Ottorino Respigill, end Pinches Zukerman and Joisph Silverstein are ttis soloists In Mozart's Sin. fonle Concertante.K. 384. 410 - SPECTRUM bnáie only undefeated world heavyweight champion In — history. $10 cF S THE JEFFERSONS While looking through entley's telescope. Loulee B sess what she thinks Is a murder being committed by a giant rabbit. (Part 1012) " 10 "man In II QD ER0N*Y COMPA. 1POKSM, 'Ch Muss" Two -vtflim ØI abuse PINUI.j $$ligi*hØ Las su_ piLAl wi. oYf . Three famed tales ci the super. natural are prasanlad by a troupe of actors from the library of a bleak and dusty Vincent Price hosts. I DI SEARCH OP... NOVA "8st Solutions" The swthi f a perfect sugar oubetIuts end the possibli ailsota of its discovery at. examined. (R) 1:30 - - - - ER4Namooms2ff iS .,•, ..-,-. I "Her CSFMI may hays prek.d, hd her gasne Is $ftIN bdter evsr day." That's What 'r mngbwaiyiaboda Parish Fawcdt'i encourt ____ 44 Russian ruler music 40 Style of type 45 Concerning 19 Actor 41 Actor James Marvin 46 Daddy 49 One (Span . 21 River inEng 43 Actress land ish) Arthur Si Asiatic tree 24 Clothe 46 Rate of speed 55 Italian town 26 Samantha 47 Hebrew lyre ._lngesj_2?-!omething to 48 Middle Euro I 14 ' Round up 59 Island native 15 Architects' (French) 28 Road map 50 Solemn attes org. 60 Digestive dis abbreviation tation 16 One of life's order 29 Kind of fish 52 Indication "building 61 Actor Rod -31 Tin coin of 53 Sheltered blocks" 63 Uptight Malaya (siaut.) I? Encore! 64 Actor William 32 River Island 54 Debor ah IS Girl's nick 33 Small Europe. 56 Fall month (Star name Trek) an deer (abbr.) 20 Women's 36 Jacob's 58 Social event movement DOWN brother 62 Pronoun 22 Sea eagle 23 Amer t Actor 2BAlways Connery 27 Actress 2 French lady 11nsu3tll 0131 Gerson friend I 3OAnothsrname 3 Call most for Sirius 4 English letter 34 Western mdi' 6 IllIcit drug an • (abbr.) vi1e1.Tsiijaiui 38 Suffix used In 6 Top quality law terms 7 Netted I IJf 37 Worthless S Sweetheart (sbbr) (kith) ae Spanish for 9 Cowboy actor________________ rivet Roy — 39 Actress — 10 Jswsli month oilivii Gilbert II No (German) IWI'IIIIAI I 42 Ebb IS Pitch, in - - ._.__ .4 ...• -. • -...,_• -' ---_-_•_a..,• •.. 4 ..-_-._.. - - - - - - - Zi5tiboI.I 1TIT4 I ---- Thee. as'. the pubIltkn'a tcpcsuik,d tunais celebrity : 1. Actress Kathy Lee craby L raTnk Pawes*$ LWIKssdy 4. Actress - Barbara Ambriiela 1. r- v., a.ltssMS Will c_N — WILD KINIDOM "Desert llgiiornsOf Gypsum Canyon" (Jessica Walter), in need of delcats surgery. Insists that Trapper padoMl She operation. Weab$ss red *30 _ (I) GO TILL IT... BEN HOOKS It. Awibar Gd lvAuCmN )ONPC REPORTS "Fayette DatON... — CRiee" Two citlee - one rural and one urban -. how they have ang and tile men whO had a lot to do wIth *5 dsan,ss we discussed., ' -- ch 1110 "The Old A CIIC rteiIy IIisp" - css.m. 111. "7$. (2) ISO SATE M0 Rain fl*piI" ('9w Shi KLIstau Cain The ci iTjI - al1.ri L Cseaelis US eabp Adir t Ceansly 3, las, Jsbs !± I'?.. 4 Ader Rebut DI,vmB I. ire.. Jena, uss ftwomodmp - -- 1:SS -±y - ed - -U' - ____1 Thp NDIS - 7. A*me Din MsrrlE S. Adrus lisa., end thee. are the tops And ranked male celebrity -.,' 0N M" - Best Tennis Stars1 - NONE (2)0 PRiME TIME SUNDAY (4) THU SAXTURS '$10 Kalbsrhw Grabses CU USURY "Once STMFP JOHN, M.D. A rsftred Publisher if the (Pert 101 Upon A Midnight Dreary" suitor of Trapper's es-wife invuu1ati — oporlusifls, fe, bout men and I'LL-! no YEARS PM Donahua hosts AcRoss a look at a quarter-century of CIS MOVIE "Badlands" television as seen through the (1974) Marlin Sheen' Silly I Starved as eyes Of the iv magazine's Spacek. A bored teenager editors. Guests Include Lucille joint a troubled-young laborer 8 Kotak Actor Cary Ball, Bob Hope, Michael dreaming of fame and glory on Landcn. 10111 Smothers, John a chilling murder spree though 13 Actress Faye _____ SUNDAY MOIPIIS (2)S MiAREPSMOTOO •••• I.u. Ift1 12:40 II4rva ______ (4) OUTLOOk I dIsap,satsd. ®S10MINUTU OUT OP THE BLUE Chaos 5MOVIE One Foot In Hell" OEM - 40 - "Transp tation RD om~iiiiii relaxation turns Into a iw Plda7.Oct.Th17li"4; I STALKER1 d e e*t Michael vice president, Investment ch, Gold. Aaron Spiking. 1:40 (1) S ARCHIE BUNKER'S ____ man, Sachs&Co.(R) NEWS S PLE MONK a MINDY Mork 2:00 S SPANISH HERITAGE PUS develops an allergic reaction to (4) NEWS 'TiVAL Mhndy which causes him to . 110 burst Into unpredictable ul 2:30 MOVIE "WIiw Danger uncontro ll able fits of laughs.,. "Comrade X" MOVIE S LIves" (81W) (19°) (1/W) (1940) Clark Gable, Hedy 5 TV AUCTION (CONT'O MEHINE NOlUNTS MO"Idle.it, The : .- WALL STRUT WEEK IWUS' or An Th ,• , - ___muI: *SWS llsld two - so % JT 130 (4) MARIO AND THE MAGIC 1yPt Amalilno, P OP • PSthOti Oaldind Raiders at Now York Jets. S WASHINGTON WEEK IN .. 1:30 --•.;•- -- Miami Dolphins at New Eng. S RDHUMMMREVIEW(N) - J S_PNSSstMg *5 d tTIU to 0 lISS *5 Implies FOOTBALL flsgional coverags of Babtimor. Colts at Buffalo B*s Cincinnati Bangals at Cleveland Browns; niuuu ,n,iu 1110 M AY NIGHT She '979 WWM R,lIi. Skikag- LOW HoM:SdI WGuests: Champlwigujs troll AlSsnsu, " '" . -.. 5 S NFL (I) VOICE OP VICTORY Sml Pbo a Dolphins at New EnglandMiami Patti. THE NAZARENE -JvsuilmgNsvsto. Saulert FL a.... ots ®NFL FOOTBALL Green Bay Packers at Tamp. Bay Buccaneers NFl. FOOTBALL Wathg. ton Redskins at Phlsdei Eagles . anything and everything will be nightmare voyag, when a auctioned to the highest werewolf shows up on board. mmmmmmm MMEMM S JUKISOX bidder. 0 AFTER HOURS ommmmmmMmm M 710 12:00 (2)0 DISNEY'S WONDER:. PUS. WORLD 'us The pig (4) MOVIE "The Concrete OEMOEM kin Mule" The owner (Edward Cowboys" (Premiers) Jerry Amer) of a failing football Reed, Torn Sslleck. Two 001010 OEM MEMO squad learns that a Vugoslavi- friends arrive In Nashville and an mule he Imported to kick bSCoiD5 amateur sleuths to an HINIHIM goals for a publicity stunt might hunt for a young woman 1110 Just save ths team.(Part I of 2) wai tI')lflg to become a singing WOMEN MMIMMMMM star when she mysteriously 100 a) VS OOMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM PICIUREOPHSALTH 5 JERRY FAL.L 715 (1) PINE HILLS CHURCH op j ,, Osossvsowoa,i TION - - 11ii —m•.sflu Jie- a. = . . NSI_i. . young woman (ms Mills) 101111101 LO&A 8UNkM In flat lauul,Afrtca, W40 seek •PROSE. 'Inkvuptcy: .'5 dNlh aot$ A1111111P*i's," An In. ir15 to Il55hIS visit FaMf Ide ld. g sk benksupscy ____ in -. . • Mg,,*IIN 1*04141t - Push m is ser '!M 'M - ON NUTRIS - _ - Iu1i s a. =%u .ii rMe is (Mmø*.OttiI .HId!Ø'I I= 'I. (4) CHURCH SERVICE - a v.. ithña. ....ê.---- ___ nio - Utlf 12:30 (2) CHARLIE ,.a. (4)• NFL TODAY 5004.11(11. FOOTBALL '79 Wiskly highlights of key NCAA football contests at. present- MONMON WORLD CON- S THE, NIGHT *a NEWS -- - ___ . .- - . Ostshe _ • -- S III*h1.LUMinIMIMetIIIs.(1 SCAT The ores of • L us I- = Will I ft LOW "0 am a 64 upost VMLIY - Jervod Is • 111111811 111111ft feern ban has Idto so -m.fatsrin s 1__ in oft my rtiew Wits befolm anile OMM rall !rBiP* 90~10whersoft lum am 0 CALLED 00 "°" $ INGUMOTBAL (2) PAM An unarmed ' $ kMij ?1L.UliaUIsd;byS young outAn ~ime' ileavi.s1ght John Tate ci *5 ui a.wiOer. Cubans piNuman-- under . -. SY0The '°'°S 1111 4 01011blackmail ., - iTh -. -. mOVu I!)1 dr" -. f 1:00 WAY (4)ASeI,i changed wh.n.hem.etss ormerccflegefoatbafl star. (R) - ____ Lv rvlfld$ 35L Us , y. - - £Y1a - M0l'9 L.WYSI• (51W) (1941) Olsen and John. rAmm J - tja Ps I MI*" -, I It_-.= 11' .. A...FACfOIIY a - ww iw'. :. "IkStS l SWIISWm ChIIn -- ", .. : I 01*INMs1ohoenSdbuSedgi •151470 YOUR HEALTH tile prodecalon 01i. madam "°1'* 'S uv.aisiv' Awwi E 1- OW ON 06 W1 TMTSRE rur: Ab . (2OSUPSR SLO. dad . d a.as TV . AL E11N . ,. Gd n OsdWs "Prs Ts $y' I. PNI, Anus Er 'Jig Msus, LINk - ht lb find thuun'(Pert $ 01-10)r gloiisg flsr-husid IS radically ' •ISSUES AND ANSWERS ___ - . MOuthS _____ - -, Octob.r 21 AGRICULTURE U.S.A. 1:10 loIPUL An expert. Moody on. center an , O0I$lTY l'*NNS lfliflt in Isle sleloii entertain. to prove Ni cli umsntary and "'.' -a (2) ThM'$ A CRCF • THE SIlOWINS YEARS Sr. are Isitured with host David IN suited by a rock bend, 'The g. • — GD ALl. IN THE FAMILY • HOT JCSE Sons Of Thunder." Nuts's best friend, a highly REVIEW III ii: re.p.cl.d abstract artist space. 1:30 1110 • Of The (2) p1I i-: skiing in nudes, asks Oloda to 2 )IILLO, LARRY Ruihie Nm*IE PRERLIS II EDUCATION OlvidI" (51W) (1933) John •css NEWS pose for him. prepares a romantic dkwi. ME An Lv.Da Ne,•. A cow. lOE PUVU for.two in w of Øjigiuig 11Mg With Jaokson Browil P.M. MflOADNI oy eats out to avengs his 715 JOKIN'S WILD her divorced parents back Ths Lord.Byron Of Nook IMATnAOFTHIPLANSTIN fathers murder and find his THECROSS WfVS !eIh. (Pt2 ci 3) sings and plays his own &a A SSi a i a A I i brother who has bS ,"- -w Rollin vv vr saU5$t$. 5IL 5nn5FI q . 710 for (1 Hr) eiiiois And Yamsil. REPORT "Trinsportellon And The Ener. SAY CITY AOU. 1140 n • o ii. iw j , . Only 11 710 ed R (2)2 TONISHT Host: Johnny ARTHUR AND COMPANY Town" (C)(1981) Warren MostCornelius. C2)TIC TAG DOUGH Am.ftno, cc president, Carson. Guests: Charlie CaNes, N MINUTES ty, Elizabeth Taylor. A chorus • IAWJOE wm.K (Ii HAPPY DAYS AGAIN •' " Placido Domingo, Tom Wolfe, ES ANIMALS ANIMALS ANI. girl is oflsrsd marriage by a Aid and Fonsls resort to man, Marsha Mason. 740 MALI gambler wits wailing for her drastic measures to .ocep. 1:00 2 KIDEWORLD )vs to dlvorcs his wIle. (2 (1) THE GONG SHOW TI$1ACROWD FAMILY when they arecaugiulkiaglrls' (2)OROOI(POED PILES A Hrs.) $15 dorm alter curlew, popular rock star (Kdstolfer a MOVIE "Strings Now • THE LONG SEARCH , The 110 DAPFY DUCK Tubed) being sued for f'.df P4 WOrld (C) (1978) John Sazon, TIlE NIM.VWED GAME M*SHTY MOUSE , Way Of Th. Ancestors" Ronald (2) CHIPS A gang of coun. è 1dSe Mt0niuti i.gzj FAMILY REiD album profits by his es-girl. Lyre visits Wi. Torajas 01 tarfellars, led by a con artist 2 M'ASH A general friend (Marcia Straeemen) hires '"9 'U-th Nt&'! 110 MdonueiIj1qokatanclent (Andrav D'igOan) posing as a the 40 with an to WW his missing leti NIng pAIyWffW NANCY (PU0f nd Trsppar save his eon's itfe. (1)2TIS DUliWli OF 4j sped sternal Ills and pini 1 ) S CELERITY CHAL. 'Th. Roman w DICK CAVITY Guest: lAM Seand Luke try lo claw ' 'Jungle boasts. (1 (2)2 GASPER AND TIlE 1 Spring Of Mrs. stone" P MMOF TH11011110 Calebthemasimol IIIHrL) ANN" (1981) Vivo" Leigh, Warren the .11*11.. — III an Rivers, Led Ga,vstt and the Seafty Awonian gives "The Death Of •IAIlLIE'$ l"111111A III unproinlaing soft career for a Dallas Cowboys pompeto topme so SPOCIAL $$Australia: The E View Psfl~. Oslo mointim of this oppo. Thinslow I anid",On sun 8~ 1 ROAD 14m) oft sm In a vulay of spaining this Angola woom a An wookwOV-pomwU 011111111101- ON% 's'S. ms _ a tram cane turns a Ilefiday weekend • mE ROPERS While Rifling _,, M a. I*I. amusamani, park " p4 awlt ij• $iwsrd. OIlOOIIITS VICTORY the PIISIN. s in into a ri$rnars. 10 sea, Stanley loses Helene IN IlliA . David Sannar Is-&.WuiW Ic 710 .._,. SUNI) sm - "iechoolPsrsonikty" r— - .p.,' - Jamaican Soul" Sob Mar$ey and this Waiters and other rag. • MOM POOTBALL USC at gas artists are featured in this Plotre Darns musical documentary exploring RUDY"UNSAND IM nature of Jarnsicala,nog S LIV11111110 INVISONMENT popusar art form. Energy Aftativ." 1INQ 110 ci sout. maiN 11111 1111118TI.111111110 NII1S YEARS 8TN§ • THE LAW AND YOU that Pam Is posemit. ____ WAVES Arnaldthisfectsofille -ft ir a.' 4%ZI 41110 about' - S. Gsergs Rub, 1815 -.riii i.-.M hSs R. 3, W NuIIe,s, 0' Adbs' Sur larnI 1111F. M. A •. I : V I- -- Se-- i • k A -- ' �... .j_.,u1IuIItIpIpuIIp.1. . - S - • ------S.--.- SIvthiâ bi iId.i Pail. P1. - ---.-- ---------. ---- - 9,W '- .' -• .. . };.' ..'.. .. s ':TUESDAY Daytime Schedule uopgiNo - V4 .THE F S 530 CA PA$$WORDPt.1* __ (4)• CAPTAIN 5:53 'w (M DAY1111 OF OUR LIVIS . PAW WED-M CI)(M WOMEN LIKE US MM - M EARLY DAY HEALTH FEW - - - (4)0 ml YOUNG AND THE 13D TODAY 04 FLOP" • GOOD MORNING FLORIDA RESTLESS NEWS •Au. 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N NI MMIV am &M 4 s bomb ,-li and Usni partIoet. in a etuoard med tanker. dW MdP.m PIP am.hesat eulfans •TNESS'WlS 110 IISIdlOONUS 1 -, I I •__ IPM SIX VERY SPECIAL OFFERSI AQL - - MJOTIONONTIO) dssW p.i$aaI. ni N's ArcIW SIvMmlisiulOoNro, " twit ow4wo"We ft Tr* to No, because I can't picture his face from your description.! will tell you, however, that the Steve Allen's "Men on the Street" were Knotta, Poston, Louis Nye, Skitch Henderson, Pat Harringm wW Bill Dwa. Not all at the same time, of course, but they were the only ones. RSE W11"W"10088 "has bw a fear&" - COU TV0 i. DEAR DICK: I remember Don Knotts and Tom Poston en show. Who was Me genUemen with cWty heir? is it Ms V111100 I bew 011 commercials and as the voice of Woodsy Z1vA&#.rtury name to W? CHART YOUR , --- - • Heath Dei.. Sterilui. IlL should get a percentage ci all this hig loot. All MaicGraw and Francis Ford CooIa presented the Oscar to,, . director, mU Yul B'nner and Natalie Wood presented the Olicar fw the bW hirelp film. DEAR DICK: Whe cast. repIarcats hr "M'A-841"7 112:03 I DEAR DICK: You were kind enough to tell we the name of the composer of the "Gone with the Wind" music Max Stelver - and now I would like to know it be is still ilIve MBA. WARL IL ANOQ, Otsego, Mich. No. Steiner died in 1971. 01111 - 00011411111 *4ohleilll in 4 ______ - the ___ No one person has the entire say on casting, but executive producer Burt Metcalfe has a very strong vote. They will not be replacing Gary Burghoff (Radar) at all merely upping Cpl. Klinger (Jamle Farr) to company clerk. I think "M-A-&H" could goon in an Alda-less state but not for very long. He is the heart and soul of the show. DEAR DICK: At do IM AcWemy Awwds, who ap pej oeetPmwSsuws 110 8 THE 41111111AT 1W% Oft LGIII a MW Poft, Fortuna. CaUL You are rich. Darin died Ilrom a bout attack. huge fanilly Wwaval after a Baslinger. After his longtime SurpriSe birthday p" when Wrw Is killed during a stakshe doss something that most soul, a veteran police detective women would never do, ordered to team up with a beautiful young rookie. 1210 (2)0 MOVIE 'Undercover With The KKK (Premiere) Don - (4) ADAM 12 (11r6 do @Md= - we W fO0W9" I I think they'll have a difficult time they've done a great job each job each time before. If Alan Aida quit, could the show go on. in your opinion? SUSAN, cou 0 ABC MOVE "Dog AM 'Octobr 22 Meet: 1611110 'We 0TV AUCTION -- raft wm Pa PRO. AWN - MONDAY awesom, -- ___ WT SeIM oft CV 8 OA110L 111UNNIRTAND S MINEREAONS dd Tft 15 bft addWd litheMdl.IIt LN 111101111W OAU 7a ad t"M latlerss - • DOUK" loom . ___ IIAVUmJI&SNIRLUY(N) oisms for herself no matter what the IF I U•'lI ' DEAR DI(Z: My wife says that the late n. Darin died In a car accident. I say be dWL There's $11 riding On this bet, so please tell u BoB, Hacienda Heights, cost. S TV AUCTION (CONVD) 1100 Ask Dick %440 - becomes the target of a gor- they We MObStillinli plotting to (jD THFW8A CROWD Overthrow their SUNA, fading mond movie star come' u with a (4)O CO FEVER perfect alibi when he murders .leCs, Ross and Lauds try to his partner. (R) got their blisirunwritis out Of a IIIARAIRY MILLER While a hot* " ormuo to ComPat* flu epidemic Ps the city, a suspected of with a rival band for a playing being a Alchle werewolf Is brought into the Pi DAYS PrecInct for questioning. decides to drop oull of school 12th (R) and run off with a beautiful 1200 W0~ *ft promises him -- to do Old Mm ft slow he ho - geous girl who wants Jonathan Friday, Oct. 1, W79-9 -. = My regards to your keen eyes and ears. There was a change but not because of any conspiracy. It was simply a goof by the research firm that clears company names, Whenever a company name is used in a IV script, a research firm Is responsible for clearing it to make sure It Is a fictitious name. That "'Lou Grant" script used the name "Nucon" for the company, and the research firm sWd there was no company by that name. But when the '0w w first aired, Its producers heard angrily from a company called Nucon In Ohio. There was talk of a lawsuit, but MM which produces the show con. vinced the company the mistake was innocent. They did agree, however, to clange the name In the rem. (XI(MOSONEW111 (2) UTHE MISADVENTURES (M 0TONIGHT30 host: OF 111N51W LOGO After sell- David Lettwman.Guest Guests: Son Lag swaff"A" to V"Itv real I _0 8 overweight woman Alex dated 7:30 DEAR DICK: I'm curious about a "Lou Grant" repeat I saw recently. I saw the first airing and noticed a difference in the rerun. The episode focused on unsafe practices and cover-ups at a California nuclear plant. Throughout the rerun, it seemed obvious to me that the voices were dubbed whenever the name of the plant was mentioned. The plant was referred to as "Tukor." Was this the name originally used? Or did the original name hit too close to home with the nuclear industry? N.U., Md. hts trial. once reappears slim, attrac(2) TOO TAC DOUGH Fonlive, and assuming Alex wants (3D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN vs is perwadW to put on a to date her again, police offim's uniform to help 10.00 prevent a rumble betwes two 0HART TO HART Jenifer B's Bands Back? - it 6:30 (4)t4OVlE "The Street Of 2)NC NEWS San Francisco" IC) (1972) Karl (4) fl CBS NEWS Maiden, Michael Douglas. A 0 ABC NEWS young lawyer is framed for the 6 T AUCTION A bid-by- murder of a girl whose body phone extravaganza where was found floating In San Frananything and everything'will be Cisco Bay.(2 Hrs.) auctioned to the highest 0 MOVIE "Mind bidder. Murder" (Premiere) Deborah Ratfin, Andrew Prine. A beauti700 ful model with psychic powers A CROWD (4) ALL IN T14E FAMILY Fol. becomes the target of a mass lowing crook murderer when he learns she is breaks Into the Bunker home the only person who can identi. fy him. to avoid capture by the police. 0 THREES JOkER'S wfl THlCNOS8.WIT111 0 TAXI A formerly ____ a • 2) (4)0 I. Grant' Blooper Found ' to Infiltrate an Alabama branch of the Ku Klux Klan and later becomes a key witness in a civ- NEWS •DICK - -:s. MORNING AMENI- NOW S ier;thJames wainwr BI agent goes undercover , -. - Emma (WED) 12:30 (4) THURSDAY MORNING () NEWS - •Ev•nigHeriId, Sanford, Ôcbe 23 " era •CIiIekea I I �• I - ----.----. . -.---.-- • I p. LI I 68Sford, FL1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Modern Stories Have Upbeat Tone NEW RELEASE WNA (R) — Jill Clayburgb, Matthew Barry. (Drama) widow, an opera Mar, who oinee phyatcally Involved with her adolescent son. The sftg is excellent Qaybura shatters her "nice girl" wid bat the film moves fitfully and Is too long. Ads cr.etiy warn thot parts of the film may be too intense ir some viewers It's true, Incest Is uncomfortable viewing. GlADE: TIME AFIRE TIME (P0) — Malesm McDowell, Mary sseeabsrge., David Warier. (Fantasy) E.G. Wells pwsues Jack the Ripper in presentday San Francisco, ___to Walls' time machine. Silly and not particularly taInng, Potentially t Idea but it It never seems to get there. GRADE: 0-minus YANES I 1) — Richard Gets, Vanessa Redgrave, Mimi suggests that a group American Library Auu. Contemporary realistic photograph of the girls would BETWEEN DARK AND DAYLIGHT hi Cr al be an appropriate gift for stories for Children often Thrasher (Atbeseam, $5.15) their mother's birthday, the center around serious TEX by S.E. Hinton (Delacorte, $5.15) girls hatch a plan to contact emotional problems, which ThE GIRLS IN TH5 VELVET FRAME by Adele Geru their absent brother. can sometimes result In (Athesesm, $1.15) novels that are depressing, FAMILY SECRETS by Susan Shreve (Kno, $5.95) The story Is a thinning ...even despondent. Happily, one with unique characters, • several recent realistic each of whom has a vibrant Y.;., novels retain an upbeat tone Was Then, This Is. Now" discovery by Tea that he's personality that draws the — while exploring some pretty (1971) and "Rumble Fish" not his father's son. reader into the engaging f-..,. grim crises. (1975). Her latest work, It's a fine, taut story, scheme. The death of a beloved "Tex," displays a stylistic superbly crafted with strong Younger children are friend Is the climax of maturity that makes It her characters whose attitudes offered a look at the Inner P Crystal Thrasher's "Bet- best yet. and Intentions are deeply workings of families in two ween Dark and Daylight," a Tex is the young narrator. explored, novels that though different sequel to "The Dark Didn't His mot her is dead, his One new title, "The Girls in tone exude the same Catch Me." father Is away following the in the Velvet Frame," offers warmth. Twelve-year-old Seely and rodeo curcult, and he Is readers a broad perspective ejg g . Young her family, uprooted by the borne with his older brother on a family's circumstances a b out five "Family Secrets" Depression, find themselves Mason, struggling to make by allowing different family In these appealing and settling where their truck ends meet. meinberstocontrtbsgelothe sto ries d breaks down, In a woodsyy The personalities of the narrative. Shreve. The death of a community of strong women two boys make conflict The story takes place just family dog, the divorce of an f and work-hungry men, inevitable. Mason is serious before World War I In the old aunt and uncle, a neighbor's The quirks and values of and determined to get out of quarter of Jerusalem, Whet'S suicide, a dying grand. old and young are exposed his rural mrro,mda via a the five Bernstein and mother and Snrny's and balanced here In such a basketball scholarship. Tea their mother are awaiting feelings of guilt after way that even a terrible act Is looser, somewhat word from brother I5UC, cl'.squ on a school test: of murder Is in the sod am. careless, end do.en't am WhO S*fliPM.d to each Incident inspires derstood and forgiven. dsandhIsbrr'gc He ties not been heard from 5m to express his Family dynamics, to Ism. in some time, a we Family Life Is revealed through a child's a esp especially, we laid open In a Tb. boys are drawn all WOITIIIL beautifully rsllsota a child's perception In "Family Secrets" by Swan lot that slowly but surely together as they there some Despite their anxiety, psee*4 . Shrove. closealnooths reader, detail emotionally disturbing bewevu, their dey4o.diy by detaiL • Ssptcss: visiting with an lives. 2,D.ta B.C. Hinton created a woman (lard Nunn) who knows October 24 critical stir is 1117 wIth the is dealer, a duogeron joys, problame and 'ses pi4JLi,.Ugn of loft Out- incader with an ospsd .1 a poor but •WAUCTION(OONT'D, Md_era," Wowed 11Y "l conviot and a th.Uselag fatally. When vtvacli A. IS DaVId irliuid end VOW I 110 kdudisp Alan Aids. I" Anderson, Val"SOrtinulli =ui end ape" heStlllabyper. 1110 mdlntsasscic S TONIGHT Guests: a lust, 5 ThiS NUPPITS Quiet: Giore Gobul. Stars Good___ yst "" -,. ••. - • ' 1sIsthe story of a sensuous — ___ • _____ • - __________ ., : • Chancellor • ., •I_' _ _ ___ S TH11111111fGACPA1111110 ii) At Shell Care station, There are tests for brake being good with hands work, tun..ups, aIr-conditioner Isn't good enough . service and front-end work. My mechanics have to be Each must be passed. certified by Shell. Or by You work In N.l. .S.E.,an Independent. writing. So any mechanic I hire national organization dedi. has to do more than tell me %U cited to hign car repair I how good he Is, standards H. has to prove It. Auto your _ c • 5 -- —.— £-- — TV AUCTION A bid-by- larity contest as a hatchet man it, ii trsvs.; p, 1N'NS1.4$1I slner- i5"iSdr Jehe t*asllin es- - MOVIE - — — 11:s 01001 ANNOUNCED 1210 (4) THE NEWLYWED GUM HALLOWEEN to cut the staff. W" Wo. 710 Chargers at Oakland Raiders (I)NM Stan & TIi. DIUMOIIdI * 0001 P1111 • 1:11 *00 (Ii 5 KATE LOVIS A MYI- 5051 LATE MOVIE "Bana. T"y Scat, picks up an kivesil- Gel: No Sign Of Th. Cron" into the connection (1972) George P.ppard, Pro. Ss iata he batwuil Important politicians duck Crawford. Sanacuk and ffi undId begun by a searches for an ancient mIlguwui SANS ious s which disappeared reporter. murdered NAMS TMT , (1)5 IANNASY JONES ding lalpiàunt by out. from $5' A vu':s.d anda.,lilIth. saoldklund.J.N.bucanhIS kivn in $ do* am Of oeuee.ui,.jIspse' MPH IVACATION FOR 2 At Mu Till Inn On Daytona Beach Shores * cAI P1s----- • It . OSSStTh1 * 1SN) n Paiue,ats ad a is Pont dwas W& 111110"Inly TV05 We _____ '--- adveflspusSp .UMlm. ant a young Me - -•- . I 1 - -,. . - • ' - •. I . - I • •. S uvi mom MADCAST ' On WELE.FMJII 9 p.m..11 midnight •01°Cov.r Charg. ___ __ -- For Oust Costumes __ MOVIE "Iii. Third 5 1110 Secret" (11W) (1914) S$epIIII Boyd. Jack Hawkins. A ArsSIrsdater a)a)55N1 pychoanilyit'$ daughter con1110 rtr1orswus_iseased his paslanta to of $0 Plilmall Ill (2)5TCtIWT Gut host: vinoes one Swig JO Colby. Oues't J0011 0t'('S 411111111111111110)SIT $OttI$3&Rnote nnlapeM nM ,Hr) . COSTUME PARTY Liv. 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Ianions hunter almost loses his Bunker.hOusehold when 4)5 A life because of a coward's CSlsurvstIvs Archie is pitted ekIptiCaIHAWAII .greS$ to McQanett FIVE-0 IISI Ubitil Mike. heed an astrologer's (Jayne actIons. (2 Hrs. 15 Min*.) 110 Meadows) warnings that the Mwo friend of murder victim is in (1) 5 TOMORNOW Guest: Actor-singer.songwvlter Ms donig er. ,Ip* *Ythlng and eveIythlng will be *MCtlOned to the highest -- v-,w 5Call extravaganza where when the governor orders him • — •UINSON Benson discovan he's not winning any popu. ___ - Ave. • CUSNIWS ABC NWS Mugsis are lasehid to learn w U J'• MOUSS This aImatid tenSu1j Ilusy We plesubug is seals ether '5 haSp chie $0 lbs IdsnlNi hi the elsy ala swig 'lien eu.Mgl a Muprse (Par. a -s murderer is• mess abe oftlis east to lie rib FNI$.M$1$). pabtial dens by the killer. (N) d.adisui*Iiij,i. 110 UsfoIkinger.aesd hey$ong. tims parisar abs mu st (2)5 HELLO. LANNY - mu'scowo October AVERNE&SHIRLEY TV AUCTION (CONT'D) 0:30 $10 - - IsU ku M p_ iLVWOO SANS .ambw • I --- w • I• "Cotumbo: Any Old Port In A (1) 5 THE WALT" Storm" (1913) Peter Faik, Donand John take painful steps in aid Pleasance. A winernaker the hopes of finding John-Boy murders his brother to prevent after the War Department him from selling the family reports him misaing. winery. IVBW10 S*00 das&...lasa to tube advantage SSArT* Swats.'9 gsy = 'lie bete ass. a 'Is-In OlW. trust — ts- eriser is pW*lekur. alley ..Ss against a 10 p.m. bacsnss remanSIslt kwsl1 I:a who hillmled sad L -thk"jv in led forIN e RIL SI'**5U $0 be 115 VSW* bietilii. (N) ~11 5CILWS_*15.113 The ___________________________________ In Anchorot Sp attention Yarnell, Harlem Qiobetrotters. 01110 • Viscuso; "Until lii. last HAPPY DAys *5*111 - ___ - ___ • as. Issuut • tip ____ my - THUIM4~AY Goo0w $aon wedding annberswy, lbs Ulenchard. (N) and the Bunkers riced ___ Was fran day slain Mike Wlft sad MNT $ThONus 1010 11.5 mel his tiatsrs lath.ln. • Arnold to most his _idol, a) ThiS HULVV SANS by ealling lbs Igo P.M. MM*Ni a) 10 A robbery in ____ ___ bloom 6 P(iM4I sad a pc: dud. ThICNOM ,. I (1)5 MO "House cetis" baaSIni_case Pose wouuma I5---.. (1971) Waler Ust Glinds (I) TI0T 00110$ Jeen. A wIdowed surgeon tireS liMos my - Old" Debraiss SooN, Sal _ celebrating Remains •, tor" Jim lucIus Paste Machod; A Very Gpoolel ALL St THE PANILY While 010 Nibs and Glade's 5 IOS N — RyJOANRMJAUER CBS for the last five general "Covering political cam- — Is a horse race and a Denton's wife, who joins UPI Televialus Writer, elections, will be consultant- palgns is not as simple as It very"It Important one," Small NEW YORK (UP!) John commentator for NBC. He seems. We begin Problems of a different other by saying said. The winner gets to be nature faced the country and In POW and MIA families Chancellor, who has been follows his old pals to CBS the plight of we are going to pay president of the United Rear Mm. Jeremiah A. thepublicizing promised a switch from NBC Richard Salant, who became to the issues and we will." States. Imprisoned or missing in Denton Jr., back In 1965 action servicemen. Nightly News anchor chair NBC vice Chairman after But, he said, the Cifl' when he was shot down on a to correspondent's tren- being forced to retire as didates don't always White, In another part of bombing mission over wiHolbrook's Denton suffers dacoat, will r-'tain In the president of CBS News at 66, cooperate. the conference, predicted Vietnam. Denton th a proud patriotism that was held sometimes anchor spot at least through and William Small, who "The candidates are in a Jimmy Carter would tight appears to have prisoner and tortured by the the IM presidential election Sil ent hired away from CBS personality contest more hard for the Democratic North Vietnamese for seven gone out of style in America, Campalgn. to become president of NBC often than not. What they nomination not pull an and a half and the tortures are years. Chancellor said he would News. really want to do is sell LBJ-style withdrawal and horrifyingly reu anchor for the network in During the news con- themselves." That's the role Hal the next president of the It' s been'a long tune since 1150 while fielding questions ference, at which Small was He pointed out candidates United States would he the Holkiok assumes In NBC's Vietnam invaded' ffieWiág'. Thursday at an NBC news present as well as White and latch onto specific Issues man who convinced the "ThflhITI *115 hI 8, Session," rooms and 'onürc. held to announce Chancellor, the question they perceive will help their American people 'be could to be shown Oct. 941 p.m., thenofit America wasn't tortured that Theodore White, who arose about criticism of campaigns, "but otherwise resolve the nation's money Eastern time. American heroes we watwrote all those "Making of television coverage as not they dread them." . problems. Eva Marie Saint plays ched. the President" books, has focusing sufficiently on the As for the criticism that defeLted front CBS to NBC Issues in presidential television covers a for the 1150 campaIgn. campaigns. Small respon. presidential election as White, who had been with -dod: though It were a horse race a porno lisairi 5WATIONOONy'o — -- _ a n movie, Caution: Some strong subject matter, language. GRADE: B SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN, THE (K) Alan Aldu, MORE AMERICAN GRAFFITI (PG) Ron Howard,. Barbara Harris, Meryl Streep, Melvin Douglas, Rip Tern. Cindy W1l1Ii, Candy Clark, Paul LeMat. (Comedy. (Drama) A liberal senator whose An is rising must drama) We re-visit most of the original "Graffiti" people weigh career and family commitments, Good4learted but several years later, to see what's happened to them. A painfully predictable and trite outing. Aida, who wrote asnest Idea, and It works well, but they've tricked It out with well as played title role, should avoid the typewriter in the a self-conscious camera stunt that looked good on paper future. GRADE: C (Haaer) but is very disconcerting to the audience. It's like a visit NT OF VIPERS (B) Seata Berger, Oriella Mati, with old' friends who live In a house with purple-and-green Christian Borremee and Capucise. (Drama) The title Is wallpaper. GRADE: B — S 110$? IS 1110US$ A0111110111110 JoaiwiW s plans tolapres. her 5 IVWH The peSos ask tor now bose No iv elation by' Pete end Mac's hs is 1TV AUCTION A bid-by. usposlng We a murder charge on a seedy Plies. ustravsgasza slurs açset etiera las learns her d$iOII whO kied $ WaISt and am ova yv* etli be 1Ww aenasstock kiWis plsoe stole his clients jsLetI himut uctioned to till iit 07Th DAY ADVINTIST CLOVE bidder CNUSON "lungs Invadi 00*? "The k'4}IOC to — __ _ fare, _____ WEDNESDAY an richly textured and splendid to look at, but the romances range from — __ Mymediankshauet. b certified befo.IMF .y toudFMCK expectthat women they become — - - _____ in appropriate: characters merely amoral to viciously vindictive. The plot Is soap opera with seduction, betrayal and, finally, murder. Set in Venice during the Mussolini regime, this film is stunning look at— beautifully filmed and acted. In Italian with English subtitles. Warning: explicit sex. GRADE: B — I unchanged, William Devaae, Ika Ekheru. (Drama) Story of American GIs stationed In a snail English village iaa and of the local involved with. Slow, — ___ - It's Uncomfortable Viewing Luna BY MARILYN KAYE Friday, Oct. 11, 1179-11 • s pus DRINK To ANYONE IN COSTUME • - - - - - ___ ____ ____ -= �W Alt. -. - I" - -. .- -. . - .- ._• -. -. - * . —. .. ..e-.__-. - - - - - 4-, SUNDAYI EDTION leimi I 72nd Year, No. 52—Sunday, October21, 197—Sanford, Florida 32771 eO*.**-----------••.____ I carter Praises. JFK As A Symbol Of Aspiration -- NAME BRAND FURNITURE AT DISCOUNT PRICESI 7'. Evening Herald—(USPS 4$1.2$O)—PrIc. 25 Cents BOSTON (UP!) -President Carter dedicated the jrealdentlal library of John F. Kennedy today, asying the fallen president at the United States "on a path of excitement and hope." With Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, the late presldents youngest brother and now a probable opponent, at his side, Carter said John Kennedy .'becarne, and remains, a symbol of inanan :" splratlon. Carter, the senator and ether members of the Kennedy family let aside their political differences bra few moments for the dedication of the building that will be the repository for Kennedy's presi. Ident'' " Carter, In a moving account, told of how he learned on Nov. 22, 1963, that President Kennedy ed been fatally shot. remember that I climbed down from a tractor, unhooked a farm trailer and walked Into my Warehouse to weigh a load of grain, and was told by oulp of farmers that the president had bun shot. -L. . "I went outside, knelt on the steps, and began to . - pray. In a few minutes I learned that he hadnot lived. It was a grievous personal loss. My president, 1 wept openly, for the first time In more than 10 -- -; ROOM DMDER Heritage oak finish ' Isular '150 years -for the first time since the day my fa ther died." Carter said he never met John Kennedy. s4g know that John Kennedy loved politics, he lovedlauglter, and when the two together, he j ,, i that 1U first president bom in u he embodied the Ideals cia generation as few public 1pIA 'He , Rom mooed our nation out of complacency and set it on a path of excitement and hope." Carter cited what he felt were "the admirable of his thousand days" KSOO.dY entered the White House convinced that racial and religious discrimination was morally Inditensible, and that conviction became a passion that his brother Robert shared and canted forward. —'Preeidsnt Kennedy sought to move our foreign policy beyond the sterility of the Cold War ... When the Nuclear.Test Ban TYesty was signed In 1963, he voiced the hope that there would someday be controls on the numbers and types of nuclear ar freedom would be increasingly bound up with social, political and economic justice In what has since become known as the Third World. One bold expression of this vision was the Peace Corps." Carter used Kennedy's words, "change Is the law dlile,"to speak of problems he himself faces ai president -a decade of high inflation and growing oil Imports; a keener appreciation of the limits of government and military power, the struggle with the "profound transition from a time of abundance to a time of growing scarcity in energy." "The spirit he (John Kennedy) evoked - the spirit of sacrifice, of patriotism, of unstinting dedication - Is the same spirit that will bring us safely through the adversities we face," Carter said. The library dedication marked the first face4o face meeting for Carter and Edward Kennedy since the Massachusetts senator spread the word he probably would challenge Carter for the White House next year. Carter and wife Rosalynn flew to Boston's Logan Airport earlier today for a motorcade to the city's Dorchester section where the library overlooking Boston harbor has been built. . mentj Statein years later, the SALT II treaty can redeem that hope." —"President Kennedy knew that the future of So e Are Happy, Others Mad New Truckload.of Bedroom Suites Just AMV0di--- .—---------— 0 MODERN* Com• Ov er Nevv Lake MERICAN* FRENCH by and chock our low,low pric.. on th.. suIt.s and - Y"nwf 100's - . - ii so Nov persons some weeks ago ByA d-sWeesl . u.,wswtw my Tra x. Signs to hawacceeathU*lrhomeeby pened to be created on the mdenittedlhowjngn.sdfo the also said the street. increase. A workehop is to be requested the 1i and Bill other rites. , of the Ldw U~V AA i=LaaW the minimum a. ducting a 1I7SS as MNM. damned If you don't." Mrs. Paul Utile, who soning category Is 70 feet. The was the assanaved of The council also: Ir-1lBid huuIfSo a bus PM a diver. ndd e ____ ____ Cod the I Mary QIy O,eacil bad sa bI,1U1 1 1 *1 city diet sties 1i Major Ii Wa kind of enty in allow dsàèfvers. faced a new kind of pre. she lend •i fri citY balL After receiving a pith.. aud BA'99OuluiA ad td in Ills lips laded. —Aathsrinsd Mrs. Major to listening as r4tIt 'wl—'d as a depidy to Sinilnel. thedtycouncflfor psrmltilng Elections aspsrvlsor Camllt. the location of II trc siges on Street. fl 11MW beIng dillid," end Mop Mg. Bruce to reMer voters at city Fire Street and between Floyd said Mayor Wailer Sorenson. I've ever a ___ t— hkH. ___ __ MAN SIZI RECUNN ( i w —Appointed Councilmen Francis Mark and Burt Parinchiof to the canvassing board '°' the ' °'°'' .tectloe. Named Owenas liter. Loeit*a lh.nhsd, Pat Chrilft paj Marray end rib ugti. to the decliem —Approved _ n _____ 1 4 styI.s to choos. from U ____ _ ALL 3... $118 & SAV E DINEFUE SETS BEDROOM SUITES ciL - - h& WUUIV • "7 TWINOIPULL$l2I IVIIYDAYLOWPR$CI ftwlw ' - •--. $1 u -- .• . 9.9 . . .. .•• • -. - if • -r lr - ____ - ------------- - - -- --- - _____ ' • __ •: . . • - • - -., I t, -- ylsidaIsaresultoftbe frimwsekt.westi.accsrding fluctuates during Its tile, to Hodges. Heesilainedthe evmIhgwhat tMtre.uryite lypa— TW WOw AM 1 1 1 11111101' in its btJ, rate 11 keyed to the .MM =WA dwt term bill mertel GIOINO. 4601111111111111111115011011. . 1. . "fil • -- ----- I • . . . . -- money *icates Percent 5 - - . 9 LOWDOWN . tinorls ierm Market f Nearina 12 - _____ - Fez TZIM Lisedla Brews, $5, (staadl*g) helps GesevleveShafer. fl 4& stre(I5g exercise as part if a pnpgram spedfkally fir se.l.r cklsess In Saisfort ry, page IA# BEND AND STRETCH . . . .. ,OPEN I . - . -- LA MPS - - Ii.N.Nii by _*-_ I a PW$. -. ''-'. I EXII i &fmsl - N.rs are professional police oelcsrs "Th. motorists are not adjuel"ed declaim permitting department financial records. —Adopted an ordinance In other areas. "It looks like Mopping at the Mop signs, but construction of home on a 06. —Delayed consideration of a changing the zoning on sign city out there," Lolpen they we slowing down," she foot wide lot on Gramibead. request from the two garbage property end of the ][Amnigwood The delay was WWby collection firms In the city - Lake Mary Road from cJm- hurt Perincidef, At the some time, Mn. Combnen Barry Irry mdli Better Garbage Co. and agriculture to residential to Intuit rates for sheet-term Loan of Mid-Florid, which fluctuates week! who Is public safely corn Lerelha EIt"ithad said those the city em determine how a Superior—for a rate Increase permit construction of investments in Mao markst Mrs. Brenner pointed it generally on a Wedoesday. The ml4nner, said a BOOM Of who are opposed to the signs city lot only N feel wide hop until financial records are doplexcs. certificates f eral law regula ed ti th ng have in( an urne maximum Interest allowed on . precedented high with the Issuance of such CDs prohibits the CDs ls4lgt4ly Was than one. ermourncsmerst by at lend two the emç0 1 ntarut quarter percent over the :. Siaf4 f44$j LIMItI~IOR5 du.Wifl$ their His. treasury bills. i setting slx.mosuth, $10,960 However, Mrs. Brenner AIss,as has beei the case ks vk,lirnmi osdi.s' earnings noted, an investor may take the the pit, there Is a penalty fir ,.. •.t. . •:-;. atll.7llparceel. approzimately$IN per moth early wlthè'awal is the . a " — Other financial litiludiogs Interest earned on the CD and And, in addition to the $100 we .spect.d to follow suit, redeposltltlmdoaconve,gional CDs, all the financial In. rentinue--Mittions Mlfl-pde CM at and loon oMktei.. esning Intend. At present, mlltht5fl purchase omoits 01 FIrM Federal of Mid-floride's ION or $l and ge nder which The aUIme high gs*ar rat. of nearly 12 pureed on the conventional savings accounts em ewe from six-ada-ball 110*, Ms-month certificates earn ftv..and.a.half percent percent to eight percent, we In effect today at First Interest, while at Atlantic depending epos the maturity . .- • 1i.*' Federal Savinge and Leon of National. the rate lsfIve.and. pitied. That Cs he from one. --flr . ' Mld.Florlda and Atlantic quarter percent, according to year Wei to Mysar CDs. & quo Raftas ited thur. ales Is a ci i It.,.- 1-1 FRAMES D BE 4P1.c. $59" j Now.$77 ____ r. . _____ ___ __ . '16 - applications ftVm the Polk* department for and Wgbws three wanellli Stood At thd point Mm flu so crystalized," aWd Mrs. —AccWted On proposal han Low Enforcement Assistance M-A a 8001 dwdmd use city callned hr SlwflU; wilio, said ons afthe the 8108. signs is pooted in ftm of Im M & &nd demned it you Fitzpatrick and Hartsock, Administration grants and certified public accountants to Highway Safety Act grants for a doii't." First $trest m. do ie LofIO . the ci ty's annual, audit of the city. letter o( tIihe for the Mis to L. . .. . ., in petition which us awu was the vn, Ii iuw' n u general iima and uuiuy —Approved a resolution .. sha add do signed by 19 resided' whose 11UW was ham —I aday's misting, the coencil department for a maxlmwn raising building permit fees tabled it1l the November cost of $1,300. The - city five per cent to bring those fees homes face on or we adjacent whea, . on street. meMbarsqiiut for ahee,ing previously had another ac Into lin e with neighboring to two of those signing the petition on en spp.al from the board of counting firm handle utility cities. 3066walrd.11yousirs ICRU IRDLO I ps... S ____ - ___ __ I .61011 __g • - - dio aw &a ontw d 10.00 - . . • As I Mde tedey, wpm - lêy.ir.Id Cars..rry bey was &od Saturday when he hit control if his car on a curvs. story pole 2A. the end of t quiet., end • - • A ' mftk: Today - 4 &i aura . .—. 1 1 / .ilheD.LJ $106 pu meath in __ - WhMSd.ISMthhPhedShthSakik$Ni1 aaur 100 tt.s.... - $:$a..Ahsed4lflrefllen and adxlrsehewiu billie . m. odaye, The - z-r ; -.. un n m Inum Foil ............. em-i ................. 4C .. ___ in Dal 0 er,vioepr-4--................... - •• ca.. was uav,ermiaii walls dassrsein pert s sm..i.rir..,s repen. case Iris IkiaM. SpeW Lab.. Delis, HaWsx but was emder IvestIgullen. "Ins- AfldIheOlA ........ A ist bhold aluminum foil , 01 Vkd Federal kv Sodge box. Save. IA A Herald' s- Pro ress MT*10uTI 13SITFIZ$y ) - pal IF 7 -' • ... • . .-, . .- -. :,_'., — •' . • , .',.. ..:_ . ... • •• S . • . -.7 . S . .. - ., . • • .-•: •' •j' •_ - . .. . . •- . . .:, .- • • • . . .. - . - . . ,. . . • • -.. • - . • . -• . . - . 1 • .......... I - • • •- . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, October 19, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 19, 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>, October 19, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4c726a6db1c5fc3c0b2bc4a7976a548b.pdf 4cd55213103ac77e855e5d0bc00c06f0 PDF Text Text 1.. • -- - - _L__ -. . . . .•. -. . . . - ------- - - Tøday, N.y. 13,IM 41—Evsnlng Nirald. janfosd, FI. 50 Phrase of ACROSS BLOND1E by Chic Your* AN ECONOMIST SPOKE AT OUR CLUB MEETING ABOUT TWE SWRINKING DOLLAR MORE AND MORE bMLARS TO BUY TMNGS. = ) T To GEr IGGEQ PURSE SO, WMATS THE SOLurioN BEETLE BAILEY THAI CLOCK SEEMS POESNT LOOK R IGHT RIGHT. 3: THINK ITS Mort Walker by I I ME TO WHAT TIME YOU GOT, IMPORTANT 70 KNOW THE RIGHT TIME. lT r4 38 Bothors 40 Stiffens 42 Gordon plant 43 Madrigal 01IFF! 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N *Q9 TKI075 $1653 •,%J J • 111, Jimmy Carter, President of the .i oh • the 40 Un ited Stat ubUbes, es, &UIU IUUb UI situation UI flUWA Iran has also deposited $470 million for "It would have been t late if the Iran constitutes an unusual and ex- Iranians hu asked for their money. The termination costs for canceling $3 billion traordinary threat to the national banks would have had to give it too in arms sales agreements still in effect. security, foreign policy and economy of Termination costs will provide refunds to hem," one source said. the United States and hereby declare a • uni •t. .i .1 Carter said sa&u order uOeS not. Ameri can contractors. national .rn.raaniw t dal with that 5 tfrê funds he And Iran "s a1n deposited some .e.1 ld Ky pr ivaI te I .ran.....-. ranians• I.n threat," Carter said in an executive . V . American banks and their overseas million in U. S. accounts to pay for spare ,. - . . Having declared such an emergency, branches, the move Is obviously aimed at military parts it contracted to buy. the possibility that Iran might Shortly after the embassy takeover Qirter powers under 977 began last week, the Pentagon froze all nationalize all eze the funds and totect a U S ' roubled country.U.S. assets in that shipment of those parts to Iran. terestaln Iran from na ionalization b; t Grindle's as" dealership an V.S. Highway 17-92 at Art - ran an u S eginning To orry CF U . i I ft St the Iranian government. "The purpose of this order is to ensure that claims on Iran by the United States and its cititens are provided for in an deht %A I • orderly manner," said the White House ByDAVWN RAUZR BVMdIt Willie story of the U.S. government's activities on behalf 01 his cotary'a former leader, 1% claims he has bow told by Iranhins that Americans AsIresim students cooMm to hold Americans hostage bulliht against tranian revolutionarks, and he am the in Tuheae, Iranian students at the University of Central .h's preselic. in the United 8t.tii as the possible nW& are M&ft to W Americes boollft &W Wr Woming of an attempt to him back; in lower. ft= the gedylaghere. • 4y . . EPA $0 6"ad dwenta on cow 41 11111101W am is aw ..11111110 11111111111110. 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The Two Is a pod dir to rmw AD Wists en with Me dmoJd the proper or her oWlgatIon.Your Wy shUt to a club at trici two PIICD(Feb.IiMsechIl) "wiaefgutllagubat'iewsd Isuthwlftwla,Issdbls of aid got to 1srd You're fetu.1141, Is that yea we pr, by 0~1 .Rsits 01 aeoth.r may opes .uun.us. Iidskssd to you 01 we / f SPIDER-MAN .. DENTAL "M . W. ••- - z - . SY kV - Stan LOS and Joule limits MIT , A i M - I IT1 &t?VZ'. _ IN the, bantioed June. Ube told - mrs 01the Greater tbns Is .db"tsd at ains work weeks but -could run n long a U work we" r 74 Knowles. UK 71we awr* P hichboobson pss ts t''' most, have us Inparking stalls In the ares. Originally ,adi. i for t city'e of ties of the haloed dowatowa vltedtoths misting. Aim, to be Invited Is plans were to rei the istordainlldalls. The now whe has beau op to4l. hive bees csm 0. AIIUIILSI $peer Not beeludd s plus irs a toudain ,,, decsd , lid" dersdidOlI!SIiNOLW The msd is Is be d Is ths city and brick pedestal, removed from 'nNPf. rem d$a iadllrtkl rpl Qty Mauger Wanes Riewles w "a 119 on dir mmomm Talmo . ' that the spraying with chemical occurred on a &&I=#@ ditch : , quussois a be used b, flW_co*mw, and u cse vJACOB v *som. C f by — . (IC - . J Jr. own _____________• ll that while he in preparation for rather a hearing before than a benit of a was dream. A thred by dw U.S. pfolicUm AWcy (EpA)to &W am city, Tim city bes contenided Oat the law the EPA administrative judge appealing fehJ ..ofthecheanlcalcnthe banks the tlreatwed EPA flne,herecelved* of Sanford •* becaus, of a moving tram,wid zinc@ a ditch is telephone call from Bruce R. Granciff, bowed chemical to kill woods.4. 109 ___of a drainag, canal 1$ mouthe ago not a drum, the city had not violated the attorney for the Enforcement Division of EPA. law. has buss withdrawn. Mize said It is in the best Interests of "Grawff stated that after further 1% city commission Tuesday night authorized Mayor Lae P. Mom to sip the city to approve the calsent order to cotuilderation, EPA was willitig to forego "a consent agreement and final order" avoid the possibility 01 a fine and fut ure a civil penalty if we would enter into a consent agreement admitting the facts proposed by EPA admitting u chemic.J attorney fees and other expenses. nt th at on alleged s charged in the complaints and assuring EPA complai Th e was used and promising It won't happen May 30, 1978, the city sprayed the banned EPA we will comply with all exist ing In exchange, EPA Is agreeing to waive weed killer to drainage ditch banks at the federal and state pesticide laws and Scott Avenue crossing and 23 hours later regulations. any penalty. He stated that this proposal was being "A close analysis of the charges er- a minor flab kill was reported in the ditch made In considerati on of the fact we did veils that we were t.clmlcally in and culvert, The threatened $5,000 fine was not have a previous record of violations, violation (of federal law), " City said, urging determined by placing the city in a Mize said. Attorney C. Vernon Miss the city to approve the agreement. Mlii category with entities having $1 million City Manager Warren Knowles said the midOn city, in preparation for an appeal or more revenues annually, according to banned weed killer was used by mistake and only once, against the fins, had relied the defense the EPA complaint served on the city in . . TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — An ear- said 242 people were confirmed dead and thqua$ie shattered at least 14 mud-and 72 injured and two other sources said at ei No Te s uses ine For By DONNA UM Wesel ad ow U' (fl4JI FVIICS &&— Is CssT*. for hid 7 COsDPIiint$ Nolivid a I Do =111"MIS of ft Anwkw 6-d—,Irmileet stedmis mbdolls an inters" b *h*4 their ftsillings, he I II 1 1 a Quake Kill s Hun dre ds in ran The Treasury Department said it was today and killed hundreds of people, Survivors Immediately began rescue flooded with calls from Irate Americans official reports said. attempts and relief teams sped to the denwding that the freeze be ordered. The government Pars news agency area, about L% miles northeast of Tehran. . , ' . V19WAS I officials sent official word to U.S. banks million Iran has advanced the United to close out their accounts and transfer States for purchase of imilltary equipthe money abroad. days. - T'hose West Players w make the superior shift to a spade will collect a spade trick and their top diamonds. In all cases South will g Ind the slaWeton heart tram dummy. A few will flnesse the nine and wind up loft jut one heart trick Those who finesse the Jack will have to lose two heart tricks. A few South layers top y four Marts doubled. They not the and w spade OQ104 4A 10 9 7 $KISS we ..... . President The White House said plans for the freeze WASHINGTON (UPI) Relations between Iran and the United Carter today froze $5 billion deposited by had been in the works, contingent on any States have deteriorated sharply since the Iranian government in U.S. banks attempt to withdraw the funds. the shah was deposed earlier this year. and declared the hostile relations betCarter earlier ordered a cutoff of The Americans are still being held ween the two countries "a national Iranian oil shipments into the United hostage In the embassy with the support emergency." States and deportition of Iranian of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah The move followed by hours an an- students in the United States who have Khomeini. They have demanded the nouncement by the government in violat ed their visa status. return of the former shah, who is being "This order is in response to reports treated for cancer in a New York Tehran that It planned to withdraw "$12 bIlUOfl"frOCAIflerlCaflbaflkLBUt the that thegovernmentoflranlsahoutto. hospital. Federal Reserve Board said such withdraw Its funds" from U.S. banks, the "The order does not affect accounts of deposits total only $5 11lIon. White House said. persons other than the government of The Iranian government claim that it Iran, the Central Bank of Iran and other The order to U.S. banks and their foreign branches was the third major has $12 billion in official assets in the controlled entitles," the White House step taken by Carter in recent days United States ls"grossly exaggerated," said in the statement, Issued only hour dur ing a delicate and em barrassing in- administration sources told UP!. "They after Iran said It intended to deposit the ternational crisis In which Iranian have no more than $5 or $6 billion, money elsewhere. The sources also said Carter was students have held 62 Americans hostage Among Irani an funds frozen were $775 at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for 11 forced to block the assets before Iranian ___ ______________ . Evening Herald, (USPS 481-280)—Price IS Cents ' ______________ I. ", BUNNY . his twins spade, on ow 11-13 IOU= you've bees kwo)vsd Is and, •A4 ' and direct year efforts A QJ343 $ each to Adro4rs* BOX 0 40.110, N.Y. toward did " I OHM be 40. Fab CRY "ion, lor OKS IMI Be to opeft birth dolls tollay. CANC1 (June lWuly 23) ' ' Vaiusrable East-West Tackle situations which Dealer. East decided the f'Kl MGfl'fAUJ$ (Nov. 23- should hi butter orr,li,d and took the nine-spot .l -i Dec. 21) You have a few with the ssrloemsea they finesse p Most Wests who found the aL i pluses going for you today in deserve today. Ordertlaus p lead at trick two held 10 1211 sitadhiw. On Is will make everything ceder:. Pau Pess DbL p. to h )'Oer psriidaecy and the IZO (July 3-A4. 23) In • woo pf hfl$5 other is peopl, working your commercial dealings OpreIngleadK todsyyoucouldcem.o1,IIh a.crdlyforyov. Eld minus 110 against those CAPRICORN ( Dec. fl-Jan. a batter price It you don't who only got to AU in all, any plus score 11) There's as rieson to doul appear to be too eager. either way was above averbe sueBwisln a hit. 7ei Can b" Sto(fsI I Nelmdald today that age. VIRGO .(Aa 234I. 23) oiisltil be -y 111111105 where Of"M hm Victory Not ady we y" a IpI0d ma aid £55 UKI CU A*• HOW 91 (wEwspAPxmI NT ASSN.) N in°'ts pad. Ikiti yose SSOI today, bat yeS knew how to DOW V= MA (00 Y" low a question ftr IvCHOTA tw. three or tour warts. Thu Eerf*" care of mis nan'.. 11) 1 ikit 114171 Now gifts to ___ .. iltl . . ' - Emergency ,,j your N T THE THIS IS PICULOU5' EMOUS CALLING "TAM i siwocv PIP HE r) -KITE THa TO F0 WIT H His COES WON IT! 0"OF LAWYER #-THEN PIE MV . : - - . your November14, 1971 partnership arrangomsts. damped,' self-addressed defect which allows the fluid Your Involvements With You hive staunch allies who envelope for it. Send your to drain out of the abdominal r9W A 10 Me, in CWS Of this Cavity Into the Kr" area. groups and organintions an be rWhd upon. ARM arch 21APrl 1 bs o&& this comllng3'yew.L pdww is quick to '&COW any in- sz*UMU gow tway, y greatest roward. TAURUS(W&May 31) Use your practicality today to Opportunities could aries bring your droon to fruftion. today to fwibw enhance an Something You're hoping for oK "Allishod rellatimehip is wUW your reach if youll two the , logicid am" to achle" R. Find out more of Donimiki*L GENNI (ft114me what Use shasid for you in do Viaasllethwayyovwoeld 31 . -. ' Number 7-1, Uvtng back. The usual method for a With Your Liver. Other permanent cure is surgical readers who want this issue removal of the sac and 1979 _____ U - . . :. - Letter . day, Novombor 14, " • . ' abnormal tests and AM have Whenever there's any increased pressure in the abdctnen, it will cause them to wants t the tests. 11. To giveyou more In. flu formation about the liver, I. A hydrocele can be drained am sending you The Health but the fluid usually comes HOROSCOPE For - • These tests are y frjJ y OUP. downhill, these fill up more. and sometimes you can have - STUDENTS GETTI & - - water sac that you Just told me you had This Is a mem- w .' — — ASSN I -• S I reezes ran Bank D p S1ts U S Nnce you've never used braine, somewhat like Plastic dew Alcohol, It's that if you wrap, that surrounds the do have any abnormality In itself and fills with thefuctlonofyotr liver,lt'ain up, you wa ter. no way flw •,, war tends 64 66 t swelling is caused by the, accumulation of fluid In the without asking you. 62 L I67 — ____ -- . __ . that you have Ilvier He would need to know that Bob Montana II • tji YWVE RECALL. A LOT OF - Car er Declares National _.,, Be 67 —" 52 153 54 . nnd Year, No.73—Wednesday, Nov. 14,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 gaiibladier disease and even scrotum gets so filled up that a a complication to It's as hard as a rock. Could eart failure youtellmewhatcauaesthat' 1 wouldbenaturalforyour Will this swelling ever g ft • •. alout away' "ou MYI.bOF bO alcohol lfyoiwtedssuggestvu DEAR READER — That 48 49 so by -ARCHIE rr — — — go.• . Lamb - 25 26 29 '30 ' I 1 SI L VA'UI — Dr. - _____________ .•..•.; ]Hlera r rally newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, was so mad that I could Radio City Station, New York, hardy I:. straight, Now they NY 1019 want me to go through To Illustrate the problem, another tM of the same kind. about 60 percent of all the Please tell me how it would be deaths from cirrhosis of the possible for ale"to show In liver are associated with an the liver when I raw drank excess use of alcohol. It oramoked.I'M still hurt and foHows that 40 percent are confusied over what he said. not. Let the doctor repeat DEAR READER u..... . your teats .1 Phi your own personal knowledge Your do"- YOU Probably that If there should be had some thing wrong with YO%W relatedtothefwlctl000fyour any It' s not because lIver. These teats may have liver, alcohol. been abnormal One of the DEAR DR. LAMB I have common causes of damage of the liver Is alcohol. But been told that I have a water certainly the liver can be sacora hydrocele around my dirnsged frcsj many other testicles Theyboth arelarge tbjnga Including old In but when Istand up or walk or fections or reactions to have a howel movement, my introduced 47 Form of architectu re 48 ;]r 49 Stroll RoomMOM M HBO 47 '"'v 140W RA EXCHANGE STLCEWT FROM DISOJS&IOW WITH School () OMER 1 To.i,i& %.I — . - In MY liver. I WWI new$ never touch that poison. I Offi c. 7:t. — — — — 24 RON 1 41 Family member 17 _ . Caus e age. When the results came back, the doctor asked melt! 14 20 19 23 I kjOTH L I — — — — 16 Is DEAR DR. 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W- ( • ..e. .'....'..... .....M Is -8 Ov Tom the8aaf.dCvkCeserTuedaYnglt.accurdIngtoSMCANere(,y Ma ii OF SMR$ -. - d a ftioiIesgoasadsss •• •,, ,... Aill do 046 0#0 909 evo. too ft -10" . . M& 111d 1111411111 do IWOF II =am Viaceat Butler. Jan Freeman, SMCA president, Welcomes *embers 1 tb "Sedift,eawkwW. Resol8A.vlioHnW.to Buford and the first C01111cert Of OW INCA snum. 4111111, -I •'' - . ... , - , . . - . .- . - it,Msiil. ::--i - . . va . , . • - fA - - - �I_ E venteng rald He I yone g themselves through uch punishAnother Golden A Olympics has came &W ft Ws On • labor of mud? "If I dkWt have a goal I'd never swim," gene and soon the mefnb of the deserves a gold medal, It's Virginlal Another will be pitting together to aitique this years olymplos was the she c9 11led. It would seem It is more like an this yer's event indi ysIn,hkhn.it honorary cblrperson Stalls Taylor, who made addiction. year's Olympics can be mab even bitter. frmende everywhere she wed and she seemed to nougb for the American Red gave the Job everything she For to be. d making the sonforcidson @W bad induft on early mar swim a iir" they provided first aid as well as Moieto ome the e"nt. Who ffort ar, but oruth all the swimming and boating mo,gi?1 0C1 ye .weviaim flim r(° do ent1re swim was, f preperstion, Ws we constarAly trying to e the V I PS 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. Area Code 30-322.2611or831.*3 Wednesday, 14,1979_4A WAYNED DOYLE Publisher THOMAS G IORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90cents; 6 Months $2200 Year, $4300 By Mall' Week, Month $3.90;, $4; • 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. an h,,, Conunittie Nov. Around 0 r - . LnberEzecst1ve Manager Jack I Lose In Supreme Court . .- N. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Laetrlle supporters lost another fraud. The state's supreme court reversed the decision on March round in the Supreme Court Tuesday in their battle to give 15, 1V79. cancer patients access to the controversial substance. Privitera, who faces a six month jail sentence and five The justices let stand a California Supreme Court decision and con. years' probation, appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court. upholding the conviction of a doctor for prescribing His apricots and lawyers argued there Is a 'fundamental right of privacy from the pits of to sell Laetrile, derived or personal liberty" Involved In "an Informed Individual's peaches. cancer right to choose a particular course of medical treatment." that terminally ill the high court ruled Last June, patients are not exempi from the government's ban In, In. terstate shipment of Laetrile. The case the court acted on today involved the December JAN'S PRODUCE Dr. James Privitera Jr. for prescribing and 1975 selling Laetrile, which' is not an approved drug under the California health and safety code. Privitera, 39, who practices in West Covina, Calif., prescribed Laetrlle to cancer patients, then referred them to FRESH his associates who Imported and supplied the substance. His felony conviction was reversed In 1977 by a state appeals court which held the California Health and Safety code PRODUCE violated state and federal constitutional rights of privacy for patients and physicians. FINESTAND FRESHESTQUALITY The appeals court also held the code is not reasonably MONEYCANBUY— related to the legitimate government interest of preventing ___ a to win and there Olympics Ii Greater Sanford Qamb.r of $W Qiannel twice competitive athletes who Sila, who swam the for of we the COMM" secretaiy flrgia LngwsU, who and brobe a uotd swInnbig from BImthl to snmcsi denominator is good fellowship. somehow manages to day calm and cheerful In Florida, riposted swimming in Lake Monroe the midst of chaos. In addition to her regular was herder thin in saltwater. Two of the more ceinpetitive gold medalists duties, she serves as' secretary for the Golden Long distance swimmer, never seem satisfied Quentin Bitt, of Wider Park and Th. Merle Age Olympics committee and nods out In. to n their laarelsaad8iellaiseyeing Parksrof Sanford l*veproposed s2o mile en.; formation and edry blanks and keep. track of another swim from the Behanno to help get In durance Of the rmft ad IpAting them to On press. During*0 of thy,aj emotional and choose their own hikes. Bittle also expressed er ce , moW pWA and garuea ,you have to MW amwo over the"My on the p p I -1 rods over Stsuon with everyone briwng their quedlom vw,, she says. "Yaw sinuses go &A wid you city streft It has bow suggeoW by own ba@ complaints sod problems to VlrgIni bleed from your nose," she added. Why would racesbeheldatSemlnoleftlghSchoolneztyeai ___ 'e ____ rg The Clock nd i A By JANE CASSELBEftflY' The longest-running political tease in American history ended the other morning In Boston's Faneull Hall when Edward Moore Kennedy, the senior U.S. senator from Massachuthand heir to the legends of Camelot, at last declared h i mself a candidate for the presidency. The task Mr. Kennedy has set for himself — unseating an incumbent president of his own party — has not been accomplished in this cen- • the PH VIEWPOINT I ADVERTISING WQtJZP AL1OW THE ' ( PUBlIC To &e4oP OPPoSED To DOCT0R& I AROUND FOR W. eEaT VIEWPOINT 'r - s r.i ADVER1luG. It' DI $ ine ' - .5 . . - - . Cambod ia vulnerable to such a challenge than Jimmy . I Carter? irfit'I II Nevertheless, it appears likely that Sen. Ken. nedy faces a far more difficult fight than might a have been forecast just a few months ago. Ronald I Reagan's chief political advisor, John Sears, put EM P his finger on the reason during a recent interview. I Sen. Kennedy's emergence as an official can. BiDONGBA7F 1 BYBOBE*TWAL'IZRJ Suddenly almost everyone, with the didate, said Sears, will help shift the focus of WASHINGTON -(ki Oct. 17 at not"ac"" Of the Soviets, wants to gal public attention away from Mr. Carter's obvious waste numsegIament plant near Barowen, Into the rescue act. wj T& deficiencies as president. Instead, the spotlight S.C.,a car going it least 56 miles per how of tbr0 INCOME OF DOCToR-mew 'jieuuitancsgate will be fixed on Sen. Kennedy and the inevitable .11orts ?onal::cles1a!! Do GOL)g) concaft an of 0pinetaesand result will be an even more sober, and potentialy then railed Over. PEOPL.E WITH THE POWER ADVERTIEP critical, examination of the challenger's own Fifty-am of the United Nations have OF LIFE AND DEATH IN / carwased. 71w driver, a credentials. pledged more than 00 million for relief / year.old diabetic who iiai gone into aiuiin THEIR Il4N(? bU WAMT As If to underscore the point Sen. Kennedy's shock, walked away from the wrack with TO COMPARE 7% American deputy president formal entry Into the race was preceded by net- relauve minor cuts and abrasions. PRIC;fg? PM*=CWt@r—I2 the A mirade? Not resHy. rw drhw bW work television interviews during which he was Eva Me 1 POUel7PCal)le regime In i yjq y 11 closely questioned — interrogatpd might be a Pifled to be an employee of the federal better word — about Chappaquiddick and other DePsrhnsrd Of Tranvortation OhO Opening *a pat Of KOIDM Sam and the drivin a 1972 Mercury1 1ont.thd his aspects of his private life. His indecisive, am- agency Mekong River to relief shipments. equipped th an air bag. 111 bivalent responses hardly enhanced his can- deployed and saved his life. lug burd of wuvky is not only welcome maw WA itmay didacy. 00w auto accident victims, like the 60,146 _____________________ A LI LA L for afl ai4Ical eftect to be Kennedy an d um aides have killed last year, have not been so fortunate. Sen. nellflvuy vail L r;IbS O. m4oltUde of the dW*w that For the W rsm-' UW more than 20 decided to deal directly with the issue of his moral bu overtakein them is matched in recent 5USf' fitness early In the campaign. The hope, of course, Mliv By 103'ears after adoindustry Is that th e public and the med ia will tire of imId more meimat so ap tohalfh,W 4mw&,s pri. fh* Approved to Wr scrutinizing the senator's personal life in time to englueers work and more than 5 Yom after General concentrate on more favorable issues as the orspronsedmakethemstodwd — or m o rv prima season draws near. 0 fl(. on all Its car,, you carnal buy one who is to That may be M Kennedy's strategy b for this tragedy? Most By AL BOOR= JIL studleL I was fosid, however UM 11111A Immediately, bm tbeirmalva — the success hinges in large part on President Carter's You can buy Asm top decks. Air Oow ; c 1 1 of the dud wochn IMW at ON two UPI sellem sdibr to the Ma ditloning. Tinted windshields. Whitewall coeration — a most doubtful prospect. S time or another and Costello snggedsd the "' e savagingcuw control of a reek WASUMTON mp;).~- Gew"1111411% 'me president's aides aid advisen have served UVIL Adon"k trwismissiaL now" far 161 =sse Wo dw Vat iftletuft to a *0 L* 1811010 the OI1I. self-fulfilling 1Ph7Y1,11 Indeed, m0 ancI to ladalUhen, oven as meet the atim's°o *ent had owe bpo a chol portion of the himself publicly, obliquely, ra very Inde.dto The National Inditat. for Occupational isdmtlajthiga hitter vanadiam mines in the ares which might soj, for sippostisig anti question. As the pressure of the campaign in- rwgwd scUon qph* M7 %Wd gafgy Way sa Haft ba taken tM bW is W have had a MeIn *a amoers. He said Ivow mwqft to Vidusuma,less far, what to temifies, the presi&nt's.Jabs are likely to become repletion " will rqdre * bw or "*=MEN ft 10060" 4d-on W100111 Mailes will be waded as the Indusby 0" be gained In the Clembodian conflict amMIc isfety belts on Infused cars by more explicit, more direct. in the neat decade. fti4llil energy kIIbI(Iim "I1' create for thdrlbesltheadnee, id thsClilneee, Mark F. badger of NIVi Cto'i" What we can anticipate, then, is a fratricidal 11*1IS3 model ysarand on all car. by the 1* the werber. porters of the oeng Cenibpan aide for ab 1 the selar primary campaign in which the Kennedy camp mojai reasons of manauver agelnst'the two moidhe ago, IIIdadq lobbyists as they come ip these new energy $14 cell _q to om It any adverse health i paints the president as a faltering, ineptleader working through their favorite mout.ce, 11gIMl" said Dr. Jams Mer of the IN 1110 cud be liMind. None wes fesed The real villain, hr, Is polItic., the ,iüie the 'hi H ' openly ft.j4MVt0p%D-U1cb.0 issutda's rewrotory a"M 99"W ~h1NW="n~&18m86dW8 powes of p"W that have motly" ad questions whether Sen. Kennedy ~ws the cuirm fervorlacoagreasto hbrewy at morpm"No W. Va. =ft d the 111diedslill ON In W* an do pwass to ft 411111dor. moral authority Indispensable to the presidency. ram Uwougii the Hose. an anondinad Chic. problem arm are eyntt,& he add, ademated plaia.ng11110006-410111111 And eltlwsgii relief Is on the way altho4* yp,s bsrr the om of federal Iseda to fIscal IllS the plan is to advise officials tonlvsd to the The Republicans should love it. that t It may yet prove beth too litti. and too lati — imo aladrIcity. new hidutty so aggrepiate sy and for 'knplesnerlat}re arid esteroement" of the Mary A Lens., of I International 1 we are not done with them. eddy etendart vri'iadd control syd be '' -1 Post. strut the 1 Uad.d stat.. and Soviet Usia inw of Fortosiately, tie 1srgeca1e n,ntbnei has no real before eM1t1erdai eperdloas plus Ut aatI lM wade into up. together vnlgi most an effective relief t begin. It Is the auto Indselrjr, not the p'i"rii In for csnt4lred go. OPeration that would aeiat both Cambodia -gin v'e'it. which mad "'npkipeM" the Preliminary repents as , uas imo M10 ::idMuiy bend a — of ce bat are enable to coordinate .lads Some critics of technological progress deplore pasaive rbdralat standard and Mace there Is teen new energy s— oil Io euler cdii, poteatint preMise ares WIN -r dad, beesnee of coellaidag divergent intarestq the Impact of modern machines and modern nithing to "enforce" adil It takes slid a resource recowsy said ceal Ur' — disease cmviii animals and insects, The $cbed ad most effective mask01 A ' '. conviction of . PR'c, T1U&) LOWERIt'IIC, THE CO&T OF MEDICAL I 1 CAREI' / spiring - . ic AuA I (annel.th and over neat year with riders permitted to - - tury. But then, was there ever a president more d n •• , •. • OPEN WED., FRI. it All Souls Church, Sanford, will hold its annual auction and smorgasbord Sunday In the church social hail at 810 Oak Ave., beginning at 1 p.m. Dinner will be served 14 p.m. Making final plans, from left, Myra Michels, president of the Catholic Women's Club In charge of the boutique; Rev. William Ennis: Shirley Dreifuerit, bake sale chairman, and Linda Holt, auction chairman. ALL SOULS AUC TIO N SCIENCE WORLD V100 • - r S - W IA ___ _ - - u. om , - eliot since NOT PREPACKAGED SELECT YOUR OWN... INANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE __ FARM FRESH EXTRA [:L : ARGE BROWN OR WHITE EGGS FRESH FISH JAN'S PRODUCE OPEN WED., FRLSAT.&SUN. AMt1IS:ISPM Located In The Rear Of The Sanford ViU.g,SuperFlsiMarklt PHONE 323.1414 560 French Ave. (Hwy. Il-fl), SaiWerd Located in The Rear Of The Sanford Village Super Flu Market. PHONE 323-5454 1500 French Ave. (Hwy. 17.2), Sanford P l Is it"If GUARANTEED FRESH AND SEAFOOD 'J's" SAT. & SUN. $AMTILS:1SPM SHRIMP. LIVE MAINE LOBSTER LIVE CRASS. OYSTERS .CLAMS MULLET. SASS. TROUT. SPOT 4 BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) — A border areas and flew to Phnom Penh Phnom Penh with Rep. Holtzman were of US.congresswoman won & Monday to age Cambodia to accept Undy Boggs. DIA.; Patricia Schroeder. moderatesu massive relief help for Its starving and DColo.; Margaret Heckler, RMass.; in getting hnom p Barbara Mikulaki, DMA.; and Olympia to accept more Western aid for Cam, dl,""411tricken People. bodie — a nation depicted by its former But the group's leader, Rep. Elizabeth Snowe, RMaIne. ft. Millicent Fenwick, ruler as"truly on the road to extInction." Hoitsinan, DN.Y., said on her return to RN.J., suffered a alight illness In Bangkok that Phnom Penh had "utterly Bangkok and did not travel to the ''enu women tode 'i~ore um io1000 Cambodians, fieeing a rejected" the women's main proposal for QnbDdian capital. The Cambodians told the Americans outburst of fightingin their a "land bridge" to be opened from acrouthe border at Thaflind to allow relief shipments to be what they saw In Phnom Penh was the h 8" '11 1,mem to join the 300000 rejugew trucked &rwUy into the Cambodian "leftovers" from the destructive of P01 Pot who assumed power 'already in Thailand, official sources in 1975. The success was Cambodian Foreign heritage Reporters accompanying the forces are IMInI Minister R Sen agreement to tale as IWkner IVinsrted Roup and other guerrilla fac. much aid an Phnom Penh's alrport could delegation walked through the once "Um who back Pol Pot, ousted "leader handle and to "consider" uft regional graceful strnU of Phnom Penh now airports, now used by Vietnamese Air piled with rubble on every corner. Cars 'of Cambodia by Vietnam last winter. lie rusting on pavernen* shape and, am ;'.1bo party * of W, 0 -Pat Form planes, she mid. who tww to lovely villas are guited sind evoy. The • Energy Job PAO CAPTAIN Congresswomen Accomplished Something For Cambodians ___ WA 'Ji" FRESH FISH . sce". ___________________________________________ CAPTAIN (1 O _____ . YOV Ou Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1971—SA Laetrile Supporters ' asset to Cro,' ad hey r uipIu FIA : S escule 32771 IF .: : . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, (US T .1• :.:.:;. - tF IA. tamp1. a, 11! ~r . f "An'h'DtO*m" ' ' '' •.. ' " - • "I ai.ch this historic occasion BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (UPI) — Richird rrthonwasiwornInuBlrmlnghan's hiinbly, but with akeenawareuiisof Its 0"Amington add. & sold it first black mayor Tuesday and rest- 211011 ease racial was an example of the "reality of the his c'r'tneM to d 11f4endons in a city once considered a Amalm Ik ism." I'Wymbol of rwW segregation. He said bl brought to Bit'Arrington, 4$, was iworn Into office by ciat, JntI Jade Shores of the mlnghan' by his election might have paralleled oiily by iVJblkYity on Alabama Supreme Court with thundering auee and a standing ovation from a racial at*ifS In the city In t ien, t41,owd crammed Into Boutwefi said his election was an Indication of pmgiiii. :'Aos4i, - - Birmingham Swears In . pu :'- 1 worepnesededatajtcemplmsd theis day adoruap -. methods upon the agricultural comnrmlty, citing year from now. oqililu at neIs moving raId omoiks to large Volume o N91I'Ir, the Noise vole 'ernoaec'c ay.p.d epeneersd by *Dec. 'agliff u. she said, are a sw' dar the decline of farm families from SO percentof sdia by trick acre. the T drates once again the IVh. to which cIsiiad IF ad krMhIas1Ioli oeua beiame the wade imw to. berder, hd Pm1'ubvWadigr,etoa vvmillatIoninlWJOtoamere3percenhInlV7$. IteM will go to avoid its rupo4flhly for Jh Ni*t, at eludes gaa.11as and other vu bsaw of the Ihely greater benefits to 'gribusineIs the culprit in the of Save $25 on men's and women's Superstar bikes. icity Blac'k "I know that the Birmingham of today is very dltfereitfrcmtheBirinlnghamof yederw.19 He reasswed citizens he would drive for rwW unity in Us aftioldrdlon. I go into office today with a great viresa of years, iusi odd. Former Gov. George Wallace, once a t7 legrogatlonid, was on the stage to join In the Inanuratlon cermony. I ' I • who lament the American drift a from u's =U ,to ft sol.19 is a rad amateur in aww" vanisift act perfected by Vvernmeat. Buru and the depsrt. ti id.,t pomp do laws adopun of fliddim ad a dechiss by the Supreme Court ww" the ad* don" , meat of • f•"er ' r in rural m se Previously, 'v ru nun than $350 worth of farm products was dour"as(amen — thm on 10 acm or mm had to NU a mare $w worth. JACK ANDERSON - Undsrthsnew standard, sfarmermustsefl $1900-worIth of hiavie Brazlloi W1 16 I I J wd" n1ws @d 6* h" is ware 'that beni duo W" In p, ______ t4sbutkeuemth. V e ':. Un I Ill t 141 To - Ir1g-ueu,._..J- 1i ths J I%L she i _.•—'_ ASpseuNlsee----guirs.es -1s$sids thusu asadois -_____ •. - - WASSW .• — _- u eu SI1y Isivles — - a * bees --' MINI 1/01*11 S I .Lg4tosiesy m M 111 - - - - - _ •$ Z 9 .!l- 66ird so Ow 84 ow $ .— __ latiiivJ MTSTANN 64o'99 . .- 7 / - - / - . -- -- 30. $26 rs. p IadIII.!suadjbeM atILW - - . 1 _ 'W 'flo -- Me"M 1 Nsv$s, vst.r. v InthPIT go iiiiiiiiiiiiia - . wA— I 10 1011up ' kv 4W, go" NAM PW Low 'W jg 1i don bike with coaster brake, hi-rise handlebars bnow 1Ij ado. r _ Neg. 79.9$. 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M aim d ft* a** see.$ keetvaft lit ad io tk veraI Ut the dmlg 11u1) In which cent IS'' want Mansard aI' air bugo; evesy 'pt-dr pel tobs en the gomnat ,upthlrm, cenveiled ims —'l toMp ad tead siejeot shows strong sippest far them and let (dh. aid Ut. was a ' Ut werkm1asevwyii_sade dcImp,LIda matkotNeSsxChIwNIsIDlCat.thereisIt espstid 1nce of 1 — that Mete 1. in loadas'urboeuNnIrdemadfonelr begs particularly l ad eels isoeus — lumils is he Mid, before the there was for air cvrnW'-deg. the * deceased all shale workers adem of up rift cern be ddert ft's flat en them the pIe - s oft WNW IN sub d ~Vv!vr~l VPV aw Rft mice aie vVevu , — - Rig. 79.99. 20" boys Sunriser bike with lulllength chain guard, coaster brake. Royal blue finish. Sale own Sale 746M MAN 200 Eagle bike or women's 26" sooddle, co"W broke. Yellow and black finish, dual caliper wo ones, trigger shifter gear shift. CheMnut finish trims, mm Now, two gnat ways to charge! ThisJCPenney Hwy. 17-92'and liMe It. Open Mon. Uvu SM. 10 a.m.4 p.m. Opsn Sunday 12:306:30 p.m. 4,- �15 -. V - - *.I. ,'• • '. —!v.nIng Herald. Sanford. F I. -.. ,, . • •,8 '• •• -.•-- ;•- ................v.-. %dasby 14ow 1*- ISIs -- .__.-• , .• - - Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. ins Still A' Sex Symbol At 45 Joan col l • By VERNON SCOTT . smilingly agreed that she has fostered her camera. Then she shows the tape to her reputation as a sex symbol. girlfriends for laughs. She's looking for kicks "Yes, I am a sensual woman," she said. and ways to fight boredom. "Either you've got sex appeal or you ain't. U "Fontaine is beyond liberation. Sex Is her you've got It, you can't very well disguise It. U bby. There's even an or scene in a ho not, there's not much chance of getting It. swimming Pool but molt of it i r "I thought the poll In England was a hype derwater. I have a nude scene or two but until I went shopping in Harrods (a London the swimming imi i a th department More) and one of e clerks told me he had voted for me. So I guess It was an can be seen." Of "The Stud" (being released honest tabulation. "I miter a dichotomy abo ut my sensuality. by American International) has spawned a Vm flattered to be found desirable by men on sequel, "The Bitch," In which Fontaine Is HOLLYWOOD (UP!) - England's Joan Collins, thanks to her autobiography, movie roles and a surprising public poll, remains a sex symbol at age 45, long after most glamor girls have packed it In. Earlier this year a London publication Polled a cross section of Englishmen from 35 asking who was, in their opinion, the sexIsM woman the world, Collins won, followed by Raquel Welch, - Farrah Fawcett and Jacqueline Onasals. Doubtless, Joan's recent movie, "The Stud" — a hit in England due for release in the United States this month and her the one hand. On the other I resent having seen after she is divoirced by her multimAt people think I can't do anything but sexy ilonaire husband and deserted by her roles. Being only a sex symbol is a dead end. playmate, the dudt "There's less nudity In 'The Bitch' than "After all, I've done 50 movies a 25 TV shows In the past 30 years or so. And it's only 'The Stud," Joan went on. "But Fontaine has In recent years that I've used sex as a weapon more lovers the second time around. I cut down the nudity because I'd proved my Point On the 5(Teen" In "The Stud," a novel written by her sider hi 'The Stud' — erotic an wIthold.pOTflo. Jackie who also wrote the screenplay, Joan "Anyway, I think It is more erotic when portrays a wealthy married women wear some clothes rather then being escapes boredom by opening adiacot.hequeas titallyfltI man, after you'velooked ata nude woman for a couple of minutes there's a means of enticing young men to her "She employs a young dud for erotic enmore to see. counters," Joan explained. "My character, Joan's husband, Ron Kau, was Involved In Fontaine, keeps him as sort of a plaything. the production of both films. They've been "In one scene she seduces him In an married eight years and are the parents of a i..a.. a_. _,_..t.. i._ .. - — autobiography, "Past Imperfect," contributed to her victory. "Past imperfect" relates her romantic f lings with a number of men, including Ryan O'Neal and Harry Belafoide. It has never been published in this country. th "The Stud" Joan appears nude se,J scenes playing a sophisticated woman with a ravenous sexual appetite. In any case, Joan finds herself Inescapably Possessed of a lurid reputation not altogether un justified. Joan appeared for lunch the other day In a lacy white cotton dress which did little to nn,.1 n,.,.1.I.I.I i. .____. k.r civv.wr Ui wma Ie5 • . - - * - - ruaoen a video 7-yearold daughter, They apparently are happily married deaplie Joan's candor about her private life, Including her two previous marriages, In PM imperfect, which caused a conslderable scandal In England. For that reason she says she will never have the book published In the United States, although It was a bud-seller in Britain. "I accepted a 1100,000 advance from Warner Rocks for the publishing rights In the United States',, Joan said. "Bid th. reaction to my life dory in England was so upsetting I sent beck the theck Ki I 7 I GREENBACK, Tenn. (UP!) -The last two a Vonore city judge, to leave his home where holdouts standing In the way of completion of he had lived all his life. the vast Tellico Dam were ordered out of their "I don't know where I'm going," a misty- homes Tuesday so the Tennessee Valley eyed Moser said to reporters on the front Authority can complete the controversial steps of his home. "I feel bad. It looks like this Project. Is the end." Federal marshals sealed off the road Moser and Mrs. McCall were the lad land leading to the home of Nellie McCall, 75, owners to leave before WA floods the 16,000. about 10 EST. Three miles and an acre reservoir In East Tennessee. hour later, marshals asked letter carrier Tom WA ordered the lanctholders evicted early Moser to leave his home at Vonore. today by filing a writ of assistance In federal Mrs. McCall reportedly left her home at court at Knoxville. about 9:55a.m.on the armof her attorney, "!Mlli say to bell with WA,"adefiant Boone Dougherty of Knoxville. Moser said while holding the hands of his Moser, 46, stood In the living room of his sldersin his lost walk across the front lawn of white frame house as Marshal Harry Man. his property. "I dIcin't have much choice. I afield, sounded by reporters, asked him If couldn't go to jail and lose my job." he was "ready to go." TVA had massed at lead 10 11-wheel "Go where?" Moser asked. trucks, several moving vans and heavy The marshal, unable to answer, led Moser equipment near the McCall home. Marshals toa back Porch here reporters were barred refused to allow reporters togoonto her and an agreement was worked out for Moser, property. - u do. •-' * - -' -. - •• RS WINNE IN J'. • NOTHING TO BUY! NO UCDV .' WflI '\ STORE! ' C SENIOR CITIZEN, i .- • ___ g, ' u.,.. U U N S •'• -• Now - . .. * _. w,I O ttIN ZAH O $110 CASH . L • SRU$HlDOLON BOOTiES Orsslzs1. M pProd" U It wets ___ OIlbWid' ' - __ $ • so t i '.-" 'C'...N _ 4u, W so '.4.' '.r•, ••• Ii -- —' Nr1 ____ ' ssw w*ur LCOwAio . ht Molortssd pC5rs * Touimslsmykiys54 • i 0 - J - r • - 4' /'d ML11111s USOGRIL 00 ..s LdmOeaca.e.- CdssMii I bawi.s. MEG $47 N . CALL n24611 __ iav. maa.'sø'sw 0 afto ~~ 0 I *iIs. 800000000 - 0 L • 4 -.L"flc "n*LL LUP %• • ".. ' - . -Er L. V WI - - tskertoUono1ies,Jenpointed out. Ctear.cuttlng of forests and replanting with shah pine dims Was tlgl* to reach the forM floor. As a resin, tie peas's -pow and the gopher by allowing more light on the forest floor, th us Increasing the gopher's food supply, Jensen m,pvlslfWvIN1t "—. Along with scrub jays, burrowing owls and short-tailed snakes, the gopher tortoise Is part of a savannah fauna that began In the uI - c o,v WI n be up ca them !....._...... I. ____ - Ian MI $1115 2111 I . •otacrdI. ninIng pulon o ... Into sses iI 1 13" I'.IL Recognition 0. Qum also was wondering how he would restore the exterior Of his house, which had been extensively spray painted by vandals Halloween night. U nothing else, the Crane campaign has not been dull. He has occasionally been attacked by his own "friends" in the conservative movement, has gone into debt, has replaced almoeth'seudlrestaffinauhakeupandhuwatctiedtiieGop field bs.ome crowded With candidates saying exactly what he has been saying. Crest. became the firM announced GOP presidential candidat, on Aug. 2, lfl, but he Mill is fighting for national name recogr'Plon, Arlene often gets more publicity than he. But If Crane's esdh"aesn and confidence ever lags, he doem't show It. His confidence partly Is bolstered by the pamflelahe Sees between his l*peIga the 1$effoij of a llar unknown, Jimmy Carter. Uk. Carter, Crane is i"aklng an effort to make a good showing km the Iowa caucus., and In the New Hampeldrs helM "If Mats," he said. __ (Ii,,.I.). Pull Crs,,• - Ii r y March l$ Primary inIlli,1ngs,his then we've got a credible front '' ____ ____ If 11111 am WIN IN 1111011is. Crone feds - D into my be will be In a dnM poelti rtitsnsztre asat f ancauci, UntIl the 'Ilinois primary, Crane says he will csncentrste on • -- local organizatIon and on personal contact with a. many people as pn$, in primary and caucus Msu. .1 "At that polat well have to dast a heavy media clnp.jgn,'J he eald. Crane, who turned lIon Nov. 3. Is one of the yoge ci tjk ______ 4311 live In colonies averaging 11 feet deep, coloft M had, upto the •• ffi• top. then w•'v• • ImNT with the dust., smLuT MEt as Gophers tortoises -one mature male per five or six females. It life revolves around Its burrow which Is nine to 20 feet long and four to nine _ .' s.f's. first days. ____ VAN VCK NAM SITTER mmwftomkr soidheastern U.S. millions of years ago. As the earth's atmosphere changed and became drier, the gopher adapted by burrowing and digging into the earth, creating il home with a hurnld climate similar to the one It knew In its family dog, Sam , l.te4Msoi WWs.NO.7$I MEl. $11.15 I1REPRIffSU - __ "Unfortunately, I didn't talk to Sam," sighed Crane a few HAMILTON 44N - __ a& Of PUWK" 1111111101VIL He was eww C-angus. Nov. , M. In a special elettim. ______ teacher nIntMrMoc, and was active in politics In mI.fpl& He chaanOftballli.nlI(4 to,Rs.O.,i!.lfttfllfl&.1 1 1 77. .•-* ___ sorting a flexible rod made from a bedspring, down the burrow. The hunter hooks the gopher with the spring, then starts pulling It out of Its burrow. The tortoise braces Itself against the pull with its shovel-shaped front fed, so that by the time the hunter has the tortoise out of Its burrow, It is "often a bloody mesa," said Franz. Modern timber and forestry practices also days after his wife Arlene was arrested during a run In with local authorities investigating a biting Incident in volving the * •< . ime* ±-I I P0D COLOR ( the mistaken belief that tortoise flesh is both an aphrodisiac and an aid to high blood pressure. Adult tortoises about one foot In shell size can bring the commercial marketer a good price. Hunters commonly capture It by In- WASHINGTON (UP!) -Rep. Phil Crane, R-lll., called his eight children together a few weeks ago to tell them that they should expect the unusual while he was running for president, and not to overreact. I ___ 71 0 violators of either law are rarely caught. The gopher Is a delicacy to Mlnorcans of New Smyrna and St. Augustine, and many Still Main Handicap __ MWWIK meamoiWl I 2" 139 ........... ' 1~ Crane: isoixa 1tosnmi. able raw. cim MEt $1.15 PICk 6 - their food value and taste and also because of NO. $S4IIMEOL $11.15 42" - minus Its redwoods. "I just feel at home when I can see Spanish moss, scrub oaks and gophers," said Tony Jensen, and extension forester with the University of Florida's (UF) Institute of Food and Agricultural Sciences (WAS). "To me, they are all part of the real Florida." But gopher populations could reach the point of no return by the year 2000 unless tortoises are protected. Recent studies done by Walter Auffenberg and Richard Franz of the Florida State Museum, show that the number of gophers has dwindled to about 1.2 million, only 30 percent of the original 'CLOCK RADIO W$uto*M/FMoralwm. Ugtssd2lPioipr - —Will 114 - other Floridians, especially In rural areas, $OUNO($lGN ___ __ 0 p-~ -.—" Jensen said. Some Floridians eat gophers for 14.!... KOSAkTILUKTAUTI00 ___ 'ma. _ AJ.AJMcLOcK 491 - NO. EL$IlSMEO $170 BONDJ51 ' All DIIVIII0 p • without Its French Quarter, or CaWomla MEn $$ NO 34N SONAR CAMERA Aiomiic1 pisciusloniin, in my v v - stili Inhijllid cams AISOIISICXr5 ___ ------------- I L.C.WATcHE$ Si. ydaslaM POLAOIO PRONTO LAZY TRAY 1dPvNiIe I - Special To The Herald GAINESVILLE -Many Floridians believe that Florida without gopher tortoises would be like Georgia without peaches, New Orleans Part of the gopher's dilemma Is that it ,occiçlesa paradoxical peeltlonlnFlorida's laws. It not only Is considered a "Species of Special Concern," but also Is on the Florida gWflelld.Although commercial harvedlflgls prohibited, and hunting limited to five tot'. tolses per person per day. Jensen said - - - - _ 4i 11"211" As isid. 8 isvJ . Oak to the high dry areas that both people and gopher tortoises prefer. Bulldo,ers, shovels and concrete dedroyed—and Mill destroy the habltata of many gopher colonies. ______ - THAT YOU CAN WINI . 571 - TACKLE BOX- - I---— i __ PIANO \ I GIANT 100011 GIVEAWAY NOWANOIVIIIY TIMIYOUVI$$T ICKUDORUS$ I "THANKS AMERICA" FOR MAKING 1000&1 STORES POSSIBLE - _ M - —g- sisu *$*IrNISMJ± ME - --.. __ __ * AT MOTORI IONYII"COLORTV$$ONYUTAMAX NOW ------------------ . • .. * GREAT PIUS podimity to do marvelous 0 formscouatme fordo orld." "bsy mthar wield, Fm 3221165 • - • 5th PRIZE ___ 1' . - • - NIJI.0 ml. 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As southeastern land •- - p- development Increases, people move Inland ----TOIIIUSISLI- -------$I*I• NA co * rii.two.t o FOR ALL bebscaus.*olkrs g "such a wonderful op. i • ____• •-•••• .•• • • TO WINNI 4th PRIZE -- a .: - I - Q00000000 ULOWCO$T AUTO 1 0INSURANCE0 I I I I I S 'I opw - ____ Of Gopher Tortoises - Later, Mrs. Kennedy told __ * Florida Finds Plight 2nd PRIZE 3rd PRIZE i BROWN PEST CONTROL - :-' j1 — - --- dthat yeuaregolngto ART - • - $ he m w sI 'i -- - at I - WO - NE NOT BE P110 — • .- j— - YOU DBUGATION DES MOINES, Iowa (UP!) my campaign. This is fun." happily exchanged anecdotes Rae Kennedy, the 00-year Mrs. Kennedy, dressed in a with reporters and election Old matriarch of the Kennedy regal blue hat and cut, act, OffIcials. clan, has returned to the conipenled her em on his There was a poignant cw'pslgn trail on behalf of campaign swing from moment St. Ambrose her youngest son, Sen. Wasillaigton to Iowa and where Mrs. Kennedy spoke Edward Kennedy, and eli' clearly, enjoyed it twlelly. said the activity was "fun." "I know yâu have helped "I shall never forget this At one pok* she gay, an my cow sons wbm they were day," Mrs. Kennedy told an Iid.rMw to French rapor pift to the grog Position audience at St. Ambrose tars, answering their of ,sii,nt of the Untied College In Davenport Mon. questions In fluent French. At SWIM" she add. day. "This is the first day Of other spots along the way, she , l'g to the Massat, flown=== insismannue chua.tta senator, Mrs. 6L— COUPON Kennedy Add, "And lam I I I .• One of the dolphins marked In the Sea World project swims near a shoreline. '... *ATTENTION* ___ '- as PRIZES i * * n*._• . - - - away "'} 1 - — -• WI)IIIJL Rose Kennedy Returns o 'The ..amp lgn Trail - • vii iiimc Iil — i .• -_-• — at am, -00 _• - THOUSAIM3 OF Surve _ -; •. The HubbeSea World Research Institute Is nearing • . completion of the second phase of a field research project on migratory, herd and feeding patterns of Atlantic bottle.nosed dolphins. Sea World Corporate Curator Ed Asper said crews are now resightlng 25 dolphins marked and released earlier this year. The 25 dolphins were marked along a lOniUe stretch of the river and the reelghting effort covers a4knile ' stretch up and downstream of the original marking area. Re sighting will continue through mid-December. The $200,000 study is partially funded by the National . .. Marine Flelieries Service. Sea World of Florida is funding the remainder Of the project cost as well as providing field services. The study Is being conducted by the non-profit arm of Sea World known as the Hubta-Sea World Research Institute. At the completion of the study, the HubbeSea _____ World Research Institute will report to the National Marine Fisheries Service on Its findings. The dolphins marked lad summer inhabit the some waters 40 dolphins marked and released In an earlier project funded entirely by Sea World of Florida. During the I0.day re-sighting effort, Aaper and Dr. Daniel Odell of the University of Miami are gathering new data on feeding habits, migratory patterns and herd Interaction and cornPosition. detfered with my career. I told the truth about the t4'pe I'd encountered, as any gi young rt does. 'if the book were published here, I would have to go through all the personal questions again and I'm not inclined to do that. ft would be too painful to go over it all again. "I'd also have to travel to promote the book and appear on TV shows. The reaction In England concentrated on the sexual elements of On book. People Ignored the other things l wrote abo ut. "Now rm working on another book. This one Is about beauty and sex but It doeai't include anything about my private life." Finally Forced Out O T .... . "I knagin I was to forthright about my rm.udk entanglements which condaidly Tellico Dam Holdouts Habits Dolphin Wednesday, Nov. 14, 97-7A -•.- �- - - -.- . ...-. . .t. V • . - .0 V - - - -.--. -,---. -, - .- --.-- -.--, - - . . . SMRTS Pass Rush Big Factor Smith, t ('c) jf ' a ri ciez I' P 'S . National League. since 1947. The first home action at HI Corbett will be on March 11, against the Milwaukee Brewers. The final exhibition date is an April 8 encounter with San Francisco at Phoenix. Following that contest Cleveland will head for Anaheim, Calif., for its regular season opener an April 11 clash with the California Angels. MVP," said Hernandez, who Tuesday was named co-wimer of the award with WiUle Stargell. "But WiWe also had a good year and he's such a leader. It's a once in a lifetime thing, If that many. It's a great honor." Stargell, the 38-year-old first baseman for the champion Pittsburgh Pirates, had also WOfl the playoff and World Series MVPs. Doctor Dunk Shatters Glass "I'm happy to receive this award," Stargell, KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) Philadelphia center Darryl Dawkins accomplished half his dream of tearing down the entire backboard suppott when he shattered the glass with seconds Into the third period of Tuesday night's game with the Kansas City Kings. The game was delayed about 30 minutes while Municipal auditorium officials Installed a new backboard. During the clean-up Philadelphia forward Steve Mix took pictures of the shattered unit. "Willie's such a great man. I felt we were hitting only 11 homers. }fl both deserving but I just believed the am- (rum scored plus RBI less home runs) was couldn't win, or Omar Morwo, who *ys timent was with Willie. It completely caught the highest in the major leagues. every day. I don't play every day." me by surprise." "You work hard all your life just to get to It mar ked the first time in the 49iear th major leagues," Hernandez said, "and e Stargell had 10 fi rst-p l ace votes as history of theB all Writers Aseociatlon of when you get there It's really a big thrill. But pared to just four for Hernandez, but th e CarAmerica two players have shared the trophy. this happen Is just beautiful." to have diflail' first baenan scored heavily In The 28-year-old Hernandez, the first runner-up votes with eight seconds, seven Stargell bettW .281 with 32 homers and 82 baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, And Stargell each received 216 points from the 24 thirds, two fourths and three fifths. Her- RBI, but it was his performance down the members of the BBWAA two from each naflCISZ was the only player named on all 24 stretch that earned him MVP support. The big first baseman came Wrough repeatedly city -in a system that awards 14 points for bBUOUwith the clutch hits in the M six weeks offt firat place, nine for second, eight for third, Hernandez, rebounding from a disapo p season as the Pirates held off the Montreal etc. pointing 1978 campaign, batted .34 to win Expos to win the NL East title. "I was convinced that I would finish first batting title and also topped the league In second," Hernandez said. "Right up until the runs scored (116) and doubles (48). He also In addition to his 10 first place votes, Last minute I j felt that I wasn't going,to finished second to teammate Garry Tern- Stargell had three seconds, four thirds, one win. I think It's great. I'm glad to share it. Fm pleton In hits, with 210. fourth and two sixths. He was named on 20 of proud to have my name up Own with his. In addition, he drove in 105 runs despite the 24 baHots. \\ - From The - - SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) Bill Yeoman, coach of eighthrated Houston, has been named head coach of the West team for the 55th Shrine East-West footba ll game Jan. 5 at Stanford Stadium, It was announced Tuesday. Terry Donahue of UCLA and LaVell Edwards of No. 10 Brigham Young have been named Yeoman's assistants for the game which benefits crippled children's hospitals. - - _ working in preparation Friday "You can bet we're going to try to win. We want this one... the whole team wants it." Butler, who got his gridiron start as a Crooms freshman couldn't agree with his colleague more. "Sure we want to win Friday. We're so close now to the conference championship.,, we may not be this close next season." he'll be calling the defensive sets against. defensive crew have been brainstorming with defensive coach mented the stocky Tribe mentor. They like to go to Tim Burke the Seminoles into the state playoffs. they lot of people Involved In their offense." Beathard is well aware of the cast of Big Blue characters By SAM COOK Herald Sports Correspondent "You can't keep a good man down," said Rock-N-Roll star Eddie Money. No, he probably didn't have Jerry Posey in mind while crooning these lyrics, but it does apply. Posey, is currently down, but not out. He has been rocked by three defeats a first for Posey as Tribe head coach by Lake Howell, Winter Haven and Lyman. The trio of setbacks (Lake Howell and Lyman principally) threw Seminole's once safe 4.0 lead toward istrict and Five Star Conference and a 6-4 last year. That figures into a healthy 31-11 mark. Now, though the health is failing. The Seminoles are staggering along with a 4-5 mark and in need of a remedy. Last year the Patriots romped 31.6. Can the fallen warriors come back? Or CAN you keep a good man down? "That remains to be seen," the Seminole mentor said of Friday's title opportunity with Lake Bran- titles into a madcap sciramble of five squad. teams. Posey, the good man, in four short years turned the floundering Seminoles back again to Fighting Seminoles. In his first year he was9. 2(1975). Posey followed that with an 11-0 (before forefeits), a M in 1977 "We're trying to take it easy this week and stay away from injuries," Posey salI about his Injury-riddled group. "We had a good practice - - ,- low 40 RICKY BUTLER eminoIe Ga e P/an C S probably not the weather. In fact, the weather has been about the only thing keeping Lake Brantley's slick quarterback Tony Constantine from an awesome Tech droolIng. "They're really interested," Haley said about the teams after Constantine. "lie can play anywhere In the nation. Of course it would have year. to be a pass oriented team." come from - "He's got just under 2,000 yards and 13 touchdowns," said Brantley boss Jim Haley, who has more than once cursed the rainstorms to an unsuspecting sideline marker. Rain was an early nemesis to the Patriots, but in recent weeks the "Patriot Rifle" has found the range for some 300 plus nights. "He's definitely got an arm," said an impressed Posey. "But it seems tley. You gotta come back sometime. It's within us and I've got a good feeling about this game." Now that sounds like pretty good medicine for loss-stricken Tribe -d ' goes on. " Both of the Tribe pass rushers remember last year's finale against Lake Brantley when both squads entered the contest tied for the conference title. Lake Brantley, on home turf, blew the Seminoles off the field 316. Smith, Butler, Beathard and company hope a strong pass - at Jackson out Morgan. "But we also have to string that run and shoot out so don't go wide on the ground." Butler, who anchors the right side of the Tribe defensive front four feels the Seminoles have to stop more than Constantine. "They have kind of a balanced attack really," offered the Junior. "Everyone knows he (Constantine) can throw but they get a - - Tie standing defensive linemen brings that streak to an end. The duo in question comes in the form of defensive ends Morgan Smith and Ricky Butler. Smith, a 64 solId college prospect , wears a mean 180 pounds over a still growing senior frame. Butler, just a junior is the smaller of the Tribe's pass rushers at an even six-feet and i pounds. Both have the task of putting the pressure on Patriot passing whiz Tony Constantine who has tossed for just under two. thousand yards In the air this season, Including 13 touchdown passes and four games of 330 yards via the air mad or better. ing Ton y Fstopp Sidelines at Yoeman Named Coach against Title and Scott of the backfield a lot so we really can't concentrate on any one player. What we have to do Is try to pick up their tendencies as the game Smith, who's football career began as a Pop Warner player on Lakeview Middle School's seventh grade team feels the Seminole's have been for hard night's showdown. allowed Beathard Smith MORGAN SMITH , starts. • -- Saturday Four local prep basketball squads will see jamboree action Saturday night, November 17th at Seminole Community College as part of a basketball doubleheader. The second of the program Is the annual S.C.C. Raider-Alumni game. of ____ Coach Bill Payne and the Fighting Seminoles will tip ___ things off against Torn Lawrence's Lyman Greyhounds In the first By JOE DeSAN'rIS quarter of action at 6:00 p.m. Greg Robinson's Lake Howell _______________________________________________________________ Herald Sports Editor Silver Hawks meet Lyman In the second quarter of action. The Apopka Blue Darters match up,agalnd the Seminoles In quarter number three while Lake Howell and Apopka clash In basketball career Troy State In the final quarter of prep action. Another alumni who will add local flavor to the contest Joe Sterling's Raiders will then take the court to test UWdr Greg Robinson. After starring at S.C.C., Robinson went on to skills against some Outstanding fanner S.C.C. hoop MarL The Birmingham Southern and has returned to Seminole County to become head basketball coach Lake Howell. annual Ralder'Aliannl clash Is free and open to the public. Two of the players Sterling will be counting on this season The Raiders tuned up recently by winning a pair of halls are guard Pod Crawford and forward Franitie outer. jamboree action. S.C.C. knocked off Central Florida Com. Carter Is no stranger to local basketball fans.. The former rnunity College 80.42 and then edged Daytona Beach Coin-Lyman Greyhound Mar from Altamont. Springs Is one of the munity College 37-38.' ' ers enthusiasts to join the size the forward spot with a 6-4 frame wearing 180 pounds. S.C.C. Booster Club, Membership is good for a special deal on Crawford, a 6-2 guard comes from a prep career split bet- season tickets and use of the Raider Hospitality Room. For ween Edwaird White High School In JacJoI Cox Ill more information contact the Seminole Community College In V. Beach, Vs. The aoØaners backeewt we bee an ixAthletic Department 323.1450, oii1r rMI1 .1 'ij Ithe hsU weti. ''a U e The R their former S.C.C. greats. (k hand for the alumni contest will S.C.C.'s Frankle Carter pumped In 24 points to lead the be Chip Crawford. While at S.C.C. Crawford set the Mate Raiders who placed fir. players in double figures. MIke Junior College free throw percentage record better than 10 Robertson added 10 while Ken &own and Jake Campbell percent which MIII stands. Crawford went on to finish his pumped In dozen points each._______________________________ - Sports Editor ' S.C.C. Alumni Game MIAMI (UP!) Lene Secretariat, 3-year-old son of 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat, finished second to Lan. dapp In the fourth start of his racing career Tuesday In the $7,500 maiden purse for 3-and 4-year-olds at Calder Race Course. It was the second time In his four starts the chestnut colt has ret urned place money for his owner, Tom Russell of Dallas. The horse finished out of the money In his other two .. - Prep Squads Play Preliminary Lone Secretariat Second ' S " - a slam dunk 38 stop Roger Beathard throughout the week on the the vaunted Patriot passing attack. "We'll have to show a variety of different coverages because following of their run-and-shoot offense," Tuesday's pract ice session. "The way they put men in motion we'll have to make linebacker adand flood the justments too," he added. The soft-spoken Smith echoed his coaches Insight. "We definitely have to put the pass rush on them," said game plan to state playoff said. "I'm also happy for Keith Hernandex. It's unfortunate that a guy like Do" Winfield End' To Hope When the Fighting Seminoles take the field Friday night they will have plenty at stake. A victory over Lake Brantley means a conference championship and a berth Merritt Island, A win will also mark an end to a three game losing streak. The Seminole's hope a good effort from two of their out- By MIKE TULLY UPI Sports Writer NEW YORK (UPI) - Even Keith Her. nandez agreed choosing between the league's top rim producer and the leader of a chainplonship team was no easy task for those selecting the Most Valuable Player In the Wednesday, Nov. 14, Pats Butler . Herald S CLEVELAND (UPI) - The Cleveland Indians have an. nounced the club will open a 31-game 1980 spring training schedule In Mexico City, venturing south of the borde r for the first time since 1967. They will meet the Mexico City Red Devils March 7, the 1979 Mexican League Champion Puebla Angels March 8 and the Mexico City Tigers March 9, the Indians announced Tuesday. Fifteen of Cleveland's spring games will take place at Against By JOE DeSANTIS targeII, Hem Indians Open Spring Training With Mexico City Debut V Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. F i rst IVo e I n E Br*lef I - " Are you listening Bobby Bowden? "Florida State drafted six quarterbacks last, year," the tilented senior interjected about the Seminoles coveting of the signal caller. "I think I can play at the level though." "I guess we kinds got the role of spoiler," Constantine said about the Patrols attempt to derail the Tribe's like he's real good one night and then down the next. That may not be fault though." Along with Tony's 13 touchdowns going today (Tuesday) until the weather interferred." pound tackles. Despite the Seminole's stingy defense, Constantine feels he has spotted a few holes in the secondary. "Th)'re not real good against the P3S. I think we can throw on them," Hcggie) Constantine said. Campbell's tough, but we've got some pretty quick wingbacks and he'll have to cover them one on one. title hopes. "We wanna have a victory We wanna go out a winner." - by air he has added four on the land. Along with Constantine's arm, The am and the 'passing game though is what has scouts from much of the Big Blue's success inust be attributed to Its beefy front line, Posey's interference Friday will Those wing backs are Scott Jackson and Tim Burke who along with Tony's favorite target Robert Corolla draw in itiost of Con. stanttne's superbly thrown darts. " We ' re going to be putting pressure on hiln," Posey said about his efforts to stifle Constantine. "Our pass defe nse isn't that bad, I ItliVe confidence in them." CAN you keep a good man down? Friday night Posey and his Fighting Seminoles will find out. 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Atlanta It isa; TrlIsCIi See (14-7) 10.0. tsymj ______________________________ _ _ _ _ _ _tc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ i*: _____ 374; Won"Hubbard 157.171; hey Whlnon Ill, New Yert ____________________________ Komer ______ _________ U0119ft truck - tires ii:o - ke's -.' + ; le - $441 72.00 10.00 Ill-Ill No-Is., _________ - _____ NO.11.1 4L10 - - - cassette, push button selector. - _41.40 - - . SIZ 'P$estedlexlre.1.41le145sach$re Avsftabf, ales hi ____ belied ____ " RustproofIng. 69.,88 _1 A vital service for new or ate model vehicles. We'll spray seal with Dacr-Cote' the corn- -- plete underside, door charges car batteries at and rocker panels. Protects against rust and corrosion. amps and utility batteries at 2 amps. 54 off heavy duty Mlleagemaker shcks. Mileagemaker ff lube, oil and 15 step Sale 5.99 ea. Meg. 9.99. Built for more fifter change. tune-up. control and stability than 43.994cy1? Make appehdment through Sat., Nev, 17th ___ : + Meg. 32.09. Versatile 6/2 amp battery charger '' IOW.40 motor oil. Also, lately/performance inspection, ' ask ab.ut i,," C . 5. + regularfactoryneplacernent shocks. Perfect for normal driving conditions. Shocks for imports, condensor and distributor Meg. 6.99 9.1. 5.99 cap. Set basic timing, Now, two great replace PCV, air and fuel filters, adjust carb. ways to charge! 'S cy.. I cyl., Astre. Vega and some foreign cars slightly higher. - - speakers with 20 or. magnets. Twin rear, 42.99 5½" in-door, 32.99 Sale 24.99 And It never needs waterl Even No more leaking, corrosion or upkeep problems. Group sizes for all American cars, JCPenney premium . , it it risiIs M Complete chassis lube, We'll use combustion chamber cleaner, install plus new JCPenney oil filter and up to 5 quarts o, new plugs, points, rotor, - '4 + 11 off The JCPenney 5 Year Battery. pr. Convertible coaxial ____ 12.88 S'N ______ _______ - + automatic reverse cassette, LED indicators. Stereo with 8-track, Meg. 179.99 9.1. 129.99 N" U.N 5340 ____ Till 73.00 , , automatic reverse The Highway MV tire features a bias contructed nylon body. Wide TI series. - -s light on 30 month warranty Tire size ___ _____ Save + -- - Reg. 199.99. In-dash Power Up' AM/FM stereo with Sale'54wlth trade-in Rig. $48. Dependable starting power for your private car or truck. Sale prices effective through Saturday. Ing. with 1.25 HP motor for cleaning power. Includes I' x 1%' hoes with airflow control and positive lock exL wwods, to" momw nano% 10" shoo. to" rug shoe, and 4-wheel doily. MMP100-10 MMP 100.14 ie sai us. NOW MMP 400.6 sai. Iii. $49,, 36699 Sale 149.99 Rig. 150.99. In-dash AM/FM stereo with - ITires ftsted.fait kom 1.42 to 3.19 each fire. mounted at no extra charge. No trade-in required. WUID" SHOP VAC The ultimate map-up In High Polmance wevory deen- _____ - $99* 33 month warranty -- isa ___ 7VW leg. 5710 tolS.W ea.,plusfid.tax'.lnciudesElllgr.271slz.s: 071-15, nil-IS, and L71-15. ___ ___ $4 Sale 119.99 has 4 pily ply-2 glau belt censlructlsis. L Angsi.s to its _____ savings. Meg. 41.11 to $7.11 ca, plus led, tax'. Includes El Tigre 271 elsie: D7i.14, 171.14, P71.14. 071 a.al 147$ 14 Site _____ _______ ., _ _ $59* Sale 2 for Rig. *10 to 44.10 Nov. 21, 1179 __________ . + w - ~ ^ on in-dash stereos Save 40 to = "S.., $4999 ________ _________ snap a of t Inys whea and Doug Collins added Jolmson halted many a I tue . - ________ or _____ - ____ ___ _______ Sr th '- - (', ____________ -u rr - , ____________________________________________________________________ _______ ________ _________ __ - Kftlo* I 1; a _________________________________________________________________________ I Wffli, at Tire~sale. , Save on our best blasbelted whftewalls. - V154 [_ - 1 - , ____ •' ' _____ ____ IT - P. 10. at San As. UI, __________________ OWN Hockey ' Pro 7Irnisn III. Clulcege $77 Denver 156. Cleveland 125 + IrpaI5uI - - Kansas City *25, P11111110. MslesWhss *1, PerIled 25 Los Ans IV, so ON" 911 pa*Uk fowma Iiiss . iV . llffiflho 1,1 Ry UdIW p1as ____ - + 7 41 u .ai' at Wmi11nsias Utah at Alibi 11 Al 31 GlIdes $5.5. of Heustas 4 51 se sain, at Plush Mifis.sitPn at lONe RIVISISIL - Thermos ilmee W 6. V Os. Yank at San Aaienis 6 1 1 17 + New___ Us Asueehet at San City I S $ 5$ Denver of O*er state 4 41 5$ ss as _____ ' v Is _____ - Ills Jan Now Ills Aft _____ -- Ns ffiusflst 155,' VentS Smith Mi A" 418640M i" $105 SitS.: Wasda Hubbard US; Alice Kandriths a, Mo, sl1m i, , paw 131; GeNii *05511 410; AlIce 'SI--. -_ p Ulmsr 41$: Jeennis Adams 415; nMP wfled ss: svve ' s .im. V$ WIN Cesuele Sinus *, Alice Deiwnus '. TIUCKSI o, au,es 1.4 (.iip eucer $56; Lucius TlIakhIr lie 411101 Clow Nawid 43111 Mimi an " C~ "ft " 113; Llbb 454. silty Mists * Other HlgblIgMs: Turkeys: 115. UIN11 or c.svws.i $ft$: Nov WIN* 0 ap . 7: hssaMuNrsmiIS 1.7: SII9IIs Jeamna ISIUEU $ peaia at N Shut Alt! PatItCh $15: Killev 4-714 JelNile l'idems $7: 1111111114 MoW INst. KaSW 0415*4 154; laym ur - MONIOI SHOCICI Srman 9-7. Newy flu,flui Ni, Olhsr $105110515: - Twbaps. -as, W.'NWY. 434 + a, Wends aims hens. SSLTSN*PINSI$YRN $s Kasa1y 445; Ii 9uuliI Coral CeloOl, CsrlI UserIci italthies: I. Jet $iti 1. *: Tod PuckatI 103, LvdI5. •ucl'sIA*sstlasus ShINeS; 3. RØeb;___ 4. D,-p; Ita.dl*le$: 59* Morkat. ILeCh,$Sr*es,6.Deureoe; iSS,PC1r1Ch4$5, .M!l,&k11* ' ___________________________________________ 1, 2- _____ ' VANS. __ ____ ____ - SaI912499 -, ____ + _____ ______ _____ ______ _____ + _____ - +------------- --- - - 4 - Meg. $3.0 scope p S Giant aId' 60.22 caliber rifle with 0 S819994 1.11 , Now, two great - -- - . ways to charge! Reg. Meg. Bo*o150 Remington* Thun. derbolV' .22 high-speed long rifle ammunition. J0 - - LONOWOOD s3O,79 ' ' PLAZA SANFORD Hwy.17.92$fldStatlSt. - IS p + - tIc. ' JPWW ' _ • ++4 - - Open Mon. thru Sat. IOA.M.-9P.M. Opin Sunday 12:30-5:30 P.M. - _ -- . :' 6" . Sale ias.e'. Glinfleide 30 high-power Ievpr action .30.30 deer rifle with 4X scope. . ___ - I- - ____ ______ Sambe's. IBSmhh1t WN MCAUU IN TillS l CARS, ____ ies: Root/ CNW MI - - ACCEUOI - __ 5 11 JI - ____ F. A- -z - �_1._.•_ •.. , Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl.Wednesday, Nov. 14,l79—flA 10*—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Nov. 14, 17 U Tennessee s Majors Picked As UPI Coach Of The Week 1 ç season ended, KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UPI) - Johnny Majors, who, In the arrival of Majors third year of a rebuilding program at Tennessee brought his 44 and lid year's team went 541 with three straight wins Volt back from a humiliating loss to Rutgers to defeat Notre over SOUtheSIISTfl CoflfSTeflCS teams at year's end. Tennessee Is now 5.3 and hall already received a feeler from Dame Saturday, was selected UPI's national mach Of the the Tangerine Bowl. week. If the Volsdogotoa bowl, It will be their first since l974. A capacity crowd of$6,489 fans tore down agoalpodafter That appearance was Termeasee's l(*h straight, and Vol fans the Volt' 401$ victory over the Fighting Irish. Majors has proved himself asarebullderof dying programs, are pleased with the return to normalcy. Majors feels his rebuilding program is right on schedule, turning both Iowa State and Pittsburgh Into winners before returning to his alma mater in 1977. In 1976, he led Pittsburgh although it could have been further down the road If not for the 30-scholarship limit. Unlimited I tslnaId, he said, was the to a 12.0 record and the national cploruhlp "It's very pleasing to hear," Majors said of the award. "I'm key"The to the foundations he put down at Iowa State modern rules we're working with make forand veryPitt. few delighted and very pleased on behalf of the fine performance of great teams and very few poor teams with most right In the our team and the assistant coaches. I don't get any plaudits middle," he said. "Without the rules, we'd be more powerful. unless they do their job." Majors admitted It was9ronlc" the win over the Irish would There aren't many powerful teamsInanymore." this day and age, programs So the keythat to rebuilding come just one week after Eastern independent Rutgers Majors said, Is "selective recruiting, good coaching and pride shocked the Volt, 134. But Majors refused to take anything in the program." away from Rutgers. Tennessee has three SEC games left, and Majors Is leaving "We've been beaten by worse teams since I've been here," Noire Dame behind. "I wouldn't swap anything for the (Noire Dame) win, but Majors said of Rutgers. "They are 6-2 now." The Vols have been on steady upward course since the next week Is the most important game of the year,"hesaid. A I -- fPj Bulldogs Have Plen ty •! Stake Despite 5-4 At — Record..,, . By United Press international Coach Vince Dooley. "It's minutes to play and settled for Mississippi State at ISU, The Georgia Bulldogs have very natural for spirits to be a 22-22 tie. Two weeks later, Vanderbilt at Air Force, Navy a chance to make history high when you are playing for Alabama beat Auburn to win at Georgia Tech, and Saturday. the championship, but what the league championship out- Arkansas State at Southern No other team in college this Saturday boils down to Is right and go to the Sugar Mississippi. football has taken a 54 record the fact that we will be Bowl. Into a game with as much at playing the best team we have If Georgia loses Saturday, Florida State Is two games 1 / stake as the Bulldogs will faced all year. the Alabama-Auburn game away from its first perfect have when they hod the "They are very experienced two weeks again will decide season and considered a AubWn Tigers. offensively," said Dooley. the SEC race and the Sugar prime candidate for the If Georgia, a 1-point "They don't have a Bowl entry. Orange Bowl or Gator Bowl. / favorite, wins, the Bulldogs sophomore or freshman on 1 Alabama, Its bowl fate In Coach Bobby Bowden says the - will be assured of at lead a their starting offensive unit. Georgia's hands, continues Its Seminoles, who stayed home •. tie, with nationally top-ranked And they have the bed two drive toward a national last year despite an 8-3 Alabama, for the running backs - James championship Saturday as record. "are ready to go to a Southeastern Conference Brooks and Joe Crlbbs - I've host to independent Miami bowl. \ championship - and a berth seen (Fla.) in a nationally In the Sugar Bowl. years I've been coaching." televised contest. The •i would like a major' Lose and the Bulldogs come Brooks and Cribbs have a Crimson Tide is a 25-point bowl," said Bowden. 'By op emptyhanded. good shot at becoming the favorite but Bear Bryant that, I mean a bowl that has ,. • This unique situation came first two runners on an SEC complains Alabama Is beset good pay day. We need the about because the Bulldogs, team to both gain 1,000 yards with Injuries, money bad here at Florida despite losing all their non In the same season. Brooks, a The Tide's No. I quar- State. I personally think a conference games, are 5-0 167 -pound Junior who missed terback, Steadman Shealy, major bowl would not be , ' .,. _____- within the SEC and don't play seven games last seaosn with bruised his hip In last week's making any mistake by Alabama this season. A share a broken foot after a brilliant 34) win at LSU - Alabama's grabbing us to play In their .. .of the conference title sends start, is only 47 yards from 18th straight victory, and its game. Florida State Is them to the Sugar Bowl under that goal and Crlbbs, a 190- No. 2 quarterback. Don mighty exciting football the SEC's last-appearance pound senior who gained 1,205 Jacobs, didn't even make the team." Herald Photo by Tam Nelsel rule since the Crimson Tide last year Is 139 away. trip. played there last season. In other southeast action Tennessee, which moved Last year, Georgia, far All the pressure will be on better off overall when It Saturday, 5th-ranked Florida into the national rankings Quarterback Troy Kessinger of the Oviedo Lions accepts the Oviedo Player of the Week Award from Sertoma Club District Governor Bill Doucher while Georgia since Auburn (7-2) Is wound up 9.1-1, faced the State the nation's top In- with its upset of Notre Dame, is heavily Is favored by 7. A victory assistant Lion coach Paul Greer and varsity cheerleader Alma Goudy look on NCAA probation and can't identical situation so far as dependent wintoeither the SEC crown or the SEC race was concerned favored to make Memphis Saturday would improve the on. Kessinger turned in another sparkling performance at quarterback and go a bowl this season, when it played Auburn. That State Its 14th straight victim, Vols' record to 6-3 and make free safety in the Lions 18-7 win over Bishop Moore. Kessinger currently "This would be a tough time, the Bulldogs refused to l8thranked Tennessee meets them one of the leading leads the Orange Belt Conference in passing as the Lions shoot for an un- assignment for us under any gamble on a two-point con- Ole Miss at Jackson, Ken- candidates for the liberty defeated 10-0 season against Cocoa Beach Friday. circumstances," said Georgia version with about five lucky Is at Florida, Bowl. a -4 ,. Final Bowl Bid Week Means Big Anxiety a TERRIFFIC Pon my Tom Vlmcss " Arizona St. 29 west Virginia By United Press lateriatie.al Pittsburgh 35 Army 0 - - Gophers go-for 000 season. Seminole head football coach Jerry Posey presents the Tribe Player of the 10 - sun Devils' talent Is CLEVER This Is "White Knuckle Panthers could nail down a The MIa Week award to quarterback Clarence Sipplo. Running the sprint out pass Nebraska 33 Iowa St. 10— better than record Indicates. Week" In college football. Gator Bowl hid. Washington 29 WashIngton CLARENCE option to perfection, Slppio chalked up 137 yards rushing in the Seminole's 28. It's a time of great anxiety Rutgers 27 Vlllanova 6 - Always take Redwine with St. 13 - Husklet can still 21 double overtime loss to Lyman. Sippio will once again be at the throttle for those college football Scarlet Knights are hoping for beef. coaches whose teams are something better than the Oklahoma 24 Missouri 20— smell the Ros5l when the Tribe hosts Lake Brantley Friday ni"t Tigers always give the big good enough to be considered Garden State bowl. for post-season bowl InSyracuse 33 Boston College boys trouble. Kansas 17 Colorado 12 8 - Orangemen wind up a vltatlons. It Is, Of course, more 1n very successful road show. This is a year Chuck Fair11111 110 banks will leave out of his teresting when two teams are PC . ....... memoirs. fighting for one big invitation Ille SOO* AUTO SLNVKX MINIM and Us is precisely the case Alabama 20 Miami (Fla.) 13 Oklaboma St. 3 Kansas at Ann Arbor, Mich., Satur- - Injuries have left the Tide 15 - Cowboys won't even • ' ______ ______ : need their spura. day when Michigan plays host mighty low. ____ Auburn 2l Georgia 14— . to third-ranked Ohio State. !. . More than likely, the winner Tigers, riding out probation, Arkansas 20 Texas MM 14 _____ of that game will represent salvage season by spoiling - IlazorI*cks are now the Bulldogs' Sugar Bowl hopes. favorite for the Cotton Bowl In the Big Ten Conference in Tennessee 77 Mississippi 13 the swc. R • Michigan has beaten Ohio - Volt climax comeback 29 TCU 10— LongAft State three years Inaraw and season by earning bowl hid. horn. keep SWC WI. hopes alive. Florida St. 30 Memphis St. 8 On Wolverines are 1-3-1 at I.auiohus Texas Tech 29 SMU 16— g Ann Arbor, Mich., against the Red Raiders have edge In Buckeyes since 19%. We liks a likely Orange Bowl pick.sr1.ncs. Um Wolverines to map the The Midwest Baylor $1 Rice S — After Buckeyes' perfect 104 record Mldgea 11 Olda at. IS sad a=- that trIp t W.%vwlsss apgry after Adas wP -.,• - .,. -... Here's how we see the Noire Darn. 22 Qanson 17 The Far Wed Sanford 3l California Xl— major games across the — Bed lrfah can doLeaminor The "Big Game" should be a' bowl. nation: Indiana 23 Purdue 21 real shouted. The East UCLA 29 Oregon 20—But 1mple21 Penn State ii— Hoosiers àlnk champagne BrUÜII Mill can't not Ross Owls have waited a long time from Old Oaken Bucket. PRICE n. • . -'7 • STREAK1 Mbmeaota 28 WIsconsin 10 Bowl. for this. C& OOD g1. SE TROY - - R STORS Ariv AUTO sanvica kj CENTI - - I Pt. •- - - - - GatoranSem inote Set Kickoff 12:07 Friday' For GAINESVILLE, Fin. (UPI) - The University of Florida confirmed reports Tuesday that the Florida-Florida State football game, originally scheduled for Nov. 24, has been moved up to Friday, Nov. 23, so it can be televised nationally by ABC-TV as part Of a Thanksgiving doubleheader. Kickoff lsset for ll:07 pin. The Houston-Texas Tech game, which also was originally scheduled for Nov. 24, will follow at 3:00 p.m. "We would hops that ABCs derision to showcase this game as one of ft nation's fined rivalries will lead to M - becoming a television tradition much the same as OklahomaNebruka, USC. Noire Dams and other college football classics," UP AlbistiC Director Bill Carr told a sportswriters' luncheon. FSU, ranked No.5 and with arecord thus far o(04, will be making Its tided IV ep. pearance this weson and Mb -. The Georgia-Florida gan Herald Photo by Tom N.ts& lad Saturday was televin tiLL CONFERENCE regionally. FSU, an Indep-'4er4, w receive 10,000 for the teIr aba rights while Florida w get $5,000, Its share Of N money, width, under SF rules, is divided In ap emourds among all the U member schools. The UP Atidetic Dopes ntwo)ws. It hallowed the tided appearance under the inset onno.d ft wiB rihe RECOMMENDED USE NCAA'a "exception clause," the price of game width permits an extra W MyOM rdJai4 th* U appearance in holiday to P. 0. Boa 1440 GaiessvIlIn,FL, 29004 bya. situations. Florida, which Is 0.74, wIll Monday. Care said It be appearing for the second remade would be mailed i tim, on tolevilion this ..sson. In 30 days. I I 2 Vancouver Tops Flames 54 In N.H.L. Action I I i I g, rramr pet isiollign * Room I Tuesdayni, the Atlida arMbsr abet post AUmft Bryan flettier, Billy Han riames di mopld aI3 horns' goaltender Do Bouchard to ad D"potvi. scored Ii S43 iced. goa.cedtIa ks decision totheVMOOiVIr CUUCkI and Coach Al Missile mob *44at11:29 strnehforaizgoalainls acNeU,wseqUI$etSut. sdths td psrlsd on III then liuMrhIbsaseu "They outhidlid atIØ C$n'assceidpidOf$he _d,In do Old XWO do in wdrft In our own hni"." said year. lb Flames teak is tot MacNeil. "That to ins Is dobaloWbOINUMNIN dellisda Inst ysu IDStI1bk' I Ca'I WO* the third pelted bet Rick do 1d,.dtheWw ey dot C1119111111111 Ki,tFrMEacSNdt*Sh as_es*y.M - w 17 $iW*,Ius*u UIIde lift, iatNde his thethitdPelhIdt0 I .cWill streak I. ft's adwilges0rdft ached the Flames to their Now \ hn ice 1aNOfthl year. Tha strni go Now em 1trlumph 'U Vucu,.r'a Snow ,. an Sedibsew and 0ris NI Is he IM itiseerssdl9%N.- Oddieih.mi a. scored lbs 'lbs • CME'he WW Its OHM grsat," said rre.sr, d M 011111111hid lb. dneL ft 0001 Cal scored Q* ida .sc4 cr,vdsl sent wN UdrdlosladtheJIHr the Now 1111111111104 IS W10"Wo i yes,, best rly plijiN Me" do pw MIL epiilaseiy.Jmeyamget tha y I a.st 1 - bet they all New York Ranger., 101, Edmeatsa defeated Brjs.Noihr.eI*dI ckIsIn Meutai Waaklngtas, th lb. W Od Lai Matnsl.'sr Itta PsrscsredhisftMlNIM bad IL LAWS I0111s I offtiai ri* jted a Aul_etisd lIrsi, 4 a's said the vldesv In Midr elves that. I. By United Preen $ermUl , I give the (ecbe - - -. -:-- •-- - I 11 • Every '32.88 24,000 miles or with Engine Tune-Up - . September (winter prep) or June (summer prep) .Every 0,000 miles maximum • With one Oil Change ft Lubrication • After 20000 miles • With front end alignment or lubrication service • After 15,000 inN.. of service • With cooling system service or engine tune-up • When wear Is evident .With new tire purchase • With Front-End Alignment • When vibration problems exist WIPER SL.ADI REPLACEMENT (SPIndle) I TIRE ROTATION AND COMPUTER BALANCE 1O.88 30.50 $10.10 25 TOTAL SERVICES TOTAL. VALUE OF SERVICES - E VOUMYONIY 38% AND YOU GET A 222.26 1 I395 EMERGENCY COUPON U NAflONWIDE AUTOMOTIVE SERVICE LIMITED WARRANTY I ri ------- . Every S-month or 0,000 mil, period or if abnormal tire wear is evident • With now tire purchase - . . especially front tires i TI AN __Y. ------ '41.88 $13.25 fuel economy or general performance, below standard • With Esgins Tune-Up —— ____ ___ — ACTUAL PR0 i Pro-Winter • PreVacatlon • Whenever engine startablilty, IPIGINI TUNa-UP (4$, oil cylinder) TUNE-UP ACCESSORIES (air filer kill filter, PCV valve) FRONT END ALIGNMENT (Check siserte, a suspension, set camber, caster, toe to proper epics.) TRANSMISSION SERVICE and (Replace war, P" berAls whore re .pØc.bla) COOLING SYSTEM SERVICE check system) LUlL S OIL CHANGE LURE, OIL CHANGE I OIL FILTER WHEEl. SWING AND REAL SERVICE (Duo Systems) JFM , - -- ___ ' AN Goodyear service Is warranted for at loaM 00 days or 3,000 miles, work was performed, and we'll fix it, free. If, howevgr, you're more than pever comes first many services much longer. II warranty service 50 miles from the original Store, go to any of Goodyear's 1500 Service go to the Cloodyw Service Store where the original Stores nationwide. - 14w1y Seminole volleybauer players selected to the MI-Conference Tearii are From left to right. Liz Gaim, Lisa harper and Patty Corso. Hard spiking Corso was selected to the first team while Galm and harper were second tea us selections on ffir- Tribe's championship runner-up squad. Deltona 'Country Club Sets Feb Open Date Up at the Deltona Country donating $300 or more to the League; Deltona Outreach Club plans are underway to Deltona Open are designated Center; Deflary Little host the Annual Deltona Open as Gold Sponsors and are League; Ongoing Student on Feb. 9-10 with a Feb. 8th eligible tocompetein the Gold Scholarship Fund; DeLand Pro-Am kickoff action. Sponsor's tournament which High School; Deltona SportNell Weary of Deltona is Is scheduled for Sat., Feb. smen's Club; Florida United Chairman. Committee 2nd. As an added incentive, Methodist Children's Home; members planning the Gold Sponsors who have Good Samaritan Home In tournament include: Joe signed up by Tuesday, Nov. Sanford; West Volusla Boyle, Rodger Seney, Tom 27, will be eligible, tocompete Branch of YMCA; West Largen, Jerry Robinson, in an "Early Bird" tour- Volusla Humane Society; Frank Cats, Clyde Muds, nament on Sat., Dec. It. Harry Anna Crippled Tony Borowski and Chuck The "Ladles First" mini- Children's Home; Shrine McCarthy; also Pat Largen, tournament will be on Wed., Hospital; Seminole Memorial LaRue Maxwell, Frank Feb. 6th. Hospital Radlologic and Grant, Bill Parke, Kay The Deltona Open Is run Surgical Depts.; Deltona Jesse., Deltona Pro Jack every year by local residents. Optimist Club; County Beaulieu, Cy Hints, Dave The proceeds are donated to Agriculture Home Garden Theis, Dick Proctor, Chic worthy local organizations. Project and Providence Sayles, Bill Ottinger, Buddy More than $90,000.00 has been Humane Society. Sheets, Glen Wright, Bob distributed from this event in Anyone wishing an apJo1uon, Bill Tljon, John the past. Lad yew's proceeds plicatton or more Information Polk, Herb Pyle and Bob were distributed to the may call any committee following: Orange City member or the Deltona uuweu. Persons or businesses Library; Deltona Little Country Club, 789-3911. Miami Wins Zinn Beck g The University of Miami came back from an early 7.0 deficit to beat Jacksonville 11-7 to win the 5th Annual Zinn Beck Baseball Invitational Saturday. Miami rallied for eleven nina In the last two Innings to overcome the Dolphins and finish the tournament with a perfect 40 record. Jacksonville, the namer-up finished at 1-3 while Rollins, UnivesityOf Central Florida and Milligan all puajjl4slates In the four day tournament. Tided baseman Mike PagI aro ot Miami won the Buddy Lake Trophy as tournament Most Valuable Player. �- . -- - -,..--.. -1...4. .. S .,.... .----.----. .-P..- -. ••. -• - - 12A -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .-. 3.. sS '• •,.- 5• • .. ..-. Wednesdey, Nov. 14, me -S . . • . . . City Condemning Building L) - S .-. OURSELVES The Sanford City Corn route through the city as tional because it serves the more than ever, Jernigan Mid EVUO Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday Nov. 14, irn-ii mission has begun thelegal requested by the Sanford downtown, four public whether the city has bike. s— ithools. routes or not bikers will be on -. I !. . •. •... iuet ..s (ink lii. r'Itih M. .4vin1i tn iwlvita UVUUI UI • -- -• - - ,..- -. - -- - - -. In V%X4141 W lvi the two4tory factory fur. feted to pay $1,535 the full shopping centers, the hospital the streets in increasing numbers. niture store at First Sired cod of providing bike route and major parka system. "The advantage In "The loop Is designed to and palmetto, razed by fire signs, pods, direction arrows .-Cook Muk and sired messages along the direct bike traffic off the main ebi1h1ng t,tie roiges isto Sunday. arterial routes which are direct the bike traffic to The commission Tuesday route and feeder routes. Jim Jernigan, the city's heavily traveled by autos, certain routes and make night, on recommendation of building official Bill director of recreation and Jernigan said. Noting that motorists aware of their tier Interest In Nutrinun Braceland, set a public parka, said the loop concept children, young adults and presence through proper sign a$eL" me ... hearing for Nov. to begin for the bicycle route-Is func- senior citizens are b&klng and trafficss ;. condemnation procedures on S the structure. Results In Home Garden Fire Chief George Harriett Q " A '- . • said Tuesday the walls of the I building are In a weakened ./ . 1 teaspoon oregano CHICKEN WINGS By TOM NEL condition and might-fall. 1 teaspoon salt 4 Pounds chicken wings • Herald Staff Writer Zoning Director Al Payne, 3 tablespoons nutritious yeast Marie Cushing bit into an apple and it ¼cup butter ormargarine ina me= to City Manager S onions sliced V4 cup Soy sauce funny. Carrota had a bitter ta Warren E. Knowles, said r '.ç-. . •• 2 cups stewed tomatoes V4 cup brown sugar fruit sie bought was not ripe. ' 5. - •• -S . there are "cracks In the walls Heat oil in pot and brown beef. Arrange I 1 teaspoon dry mustard Advised by doctors to eat more fresh 5 on the southeast and southIn layers over beef, carrots, potatoes, 2 tablespoons water stables and fruits, Mrs. C#dng was west corners of the building .-Spilt the wings and discard the Ups. seasoning, onions and tomatoes. Cover .. t satisfied with the produce available and thewalisare In danger of S.. Mlztheother ingredients and simmer for and simmer until meat and potatoes are local supermarkets. filling." The remaining shell . II Fertilizers and Pesticides sprayed on 15 minutes. Place wings in baking dish tender. Serve over millet. Serves 6. of the structure Is unsafe . -: . food while lt was growing and bsste with uuce.Bake for l hour at S • concerned .% Payne said ast 350 degrees, bastingevery 20 minutes. Be mother of two who lives at 111 E NUT COOKIES Pare urged that I P ,'Jinklns Circle in Sanford. "It made me sure tospoon off the Juices as the thicken 2 eggs, separated be demolished as soon as - angry," she said, after returning the cooks for proper crispness. Good for hors ½ cup honey S possible. 1 tterfruittothemarket. d'oeuvresaswellumalndlsh. lcupnuta, ground Harriett said earlier •,-.: EGGPLANT CAEROLE Purchasing fresh vegetables from 6 tablespoons whole wheat flour Nit structure would stand until utty \ 111p' .4 :'r . *.xmers In an attem* to ol*aln the resiisibIi 3 small eggplants "s. teaspoon salt Qurillots the owners are sure their for Herald Photo by Marsha 3 tablespoons oil -, *eshed food with the lead amount of rsiad 4 teaspoon ginger, ground Insurance companies have ½ clove garlic, minced additives, Mrs. Cushing decided to go one Beat egg yolks until thick. Add honey Alexander Goodbuddy (second from right) of "Alexander Goodbuddy's Good gathered enough Information GOODBUDDY ½ teaspoon mint, minced ? ep further and darted her own garden. gradually. Blend In nuts, flour, salt and PINECREST SHOPPING CENTER guarantee estimated payment for the News Show," is shown with Michael Petruskie (center front), grand prizetodamage, at I cup cheese, grated "I got some good old books Irm thie ginger. Fold in stiffly beaten egg whites. winner of an "Alexander Goodbuddyll teeshirt, at a program held at the $500,000. 2 cups stewed tomatoes VISIT$ SCHOOL •.; ,bbrary," she said, and to get her garden 2701 ORLANDO DRIVI. HWY. 17.92 at 27th St. Dough should be stiff. If too thick add Rosenwald School. Looking on is Rosenwald principal, Mn. Ruby Hendricks 1 onion, sliced S. Joseph Davis Jr. is .repared the "shoveled horse unsweetened fruit juice, If too thin add DAILY 9.9 • CLOSED SUNDAY t. jnd lugged it" Into her beck yard. 1 stalk celery and top, chopped (back) and Bernadette and Josey DeFrancesco, originators of "Alexander trustee of the property. more flour. Drop by teaspoon on oiled .. Working parttlme as a hair stylist at Leave skin on eggplants. Wash and cookie sheet. Bake at 350 degrees for 10 Goodbuddy," and Rainbow Power, Inc., the Orlando-based company which In other buslne, the JWWWns of Beauty and keeping hwu slice into 1/44111ch MUnds. SAUtO in Oil with minutes. Makes I dom. sponsors the shows, which are shown at schools throughout the Central Florda commission unanimously for her family which Includes two cats garlic and mint. Lay eggplant slices on approved an 5-mile bicycle area and can also be seen on local televisIon, £ . and a dog have left little time for being a bottom of oiled casserole. Add layers of FLORENTINES - - backyard farmer, but in the Interest of cheese, tomatoes, onion and celery. 'nutrition Mrs. Cu'hlng Is working on a Alternate layers until all ingredients are 4 cup sugar VIeen thumb. "I've got lettuce, eggplant, used. Top with chem and bake in 350 One4hird cup whipping cream • - peppers, W, tomatoes-I'm going to try a degree oven for 30 minutes. Serves 6. One-third cup honey 14 cups sliced natural (unbianched) Longwood Plant To VEGETAILES[LW of everything-onions, squash, s almonds 2 onions, sliced - parsley-to see what problems I'll One-third cup finely chopped candled 2 tablpoons oil have." areas south of Skylark. The city is looking into the cost of in. On the recommendation of City orange peel 1 cup raw potatoes, cubed Aphids on her tomatoes Residents of Skylark complained that stalling an alarm system In cus of a Administrator David Chacey, Longwood 6 tablespoons flour 1 cup zucchini, sliced trolled by washing the leaves with a the city had "destroyed" the wooded malfunction at the plant. City Commissioners voted Monday night 4 ounces semi-sweet chocolate 1 cup yellow squash sliced mixture of Ivory soap and water pack property that was to have been the City employees will have Thanksgiving to keep the Skylark sewage treatment 1 teaspoon shortening ½ cup carrots, grated • prepared In her electric blender, new site for the treatment plant by plant where it Is instead of moving It to a and the following Friday off for a holiday ________ Combine sugar, cream and honey In _________________________________________ ½ cup turnips, grated ______ - - The interest In nutrition has caused cutting down trees and hauling off dirt to proposed new site on Grant Street. Cost as well as Christmas and Christmas Eve. ________ ___ to reach a turning point In saucepan. Bring to boil, stirring. Then Cuibing ½ Cup parsnips, grated Mrs. fill holes in Candyland Park. of moving the plant had been estimated gently boil to 235 degrees (soft-ball bon approval of a site plan for 1 Cup dewed ____ about what she and her her thinking Leibensperger (a Skylark resident) between $40,000 and $50,000. AFRIN 3 tablespoons nutritious yeast stage). Remove from heat. a warehouse for Hall Properties being - •. family eat. The garden may not solve explained odors from the plant had Skylark residents filled city hall to Stir in almonds, orange peel and flow. submitted by Charles Katz was tabled 4 problesnabutsheeipectstogivefta good (available at health food stores) Affilf a problem for the pad six years, parobject to the move and complain about NASAL SPRAY Drop bylevel tablespoonafuls onto foil. until Dec. 10, to allow the __ . 3 tablespoons parsley, minced to • NASAL ticularly when someone would break in noxious odors emanating from the covered cookie sheet. Flatten cookies ar the comprehensive drainage study 1 sprig all, minced As a hair stylist she has noticed a SPRAY and turn oft the motor to get rid of the package treatment plant. rj on Nov. 27, before miklrig a Saut, onion in oil and add red of slightly. person's health is reflected In hair. She noise. He said police knew who the man Chacey, in making his recomdecision. 1/2 01. aid she an tell the difference In the hair ingredients. Cover and _____ .inuner gently Bake at 335-degrees for 10 minutes or 39 was, but could never catch him in the act. -___ mendation, stated relocating lould only until golden around edges and done in eat their own until potatoes are tender. Serves 6. women who grow 01 and ' SVettt* & Parcel Associates Inc., of A fence, locks and attempt to reduce the move the noise and odor 500 foot, and the center. Cool thoroughly on foil, then peel BEEF AND VEGETABLE S vegetables - It Ii hialthlt. GaInssvilla, the engineering firm hired SS SHOP MT. DORA, DILAND, noise Level had .11 failed In Mopping the plant could be made liii of an eyesore by off and Invert on wire rack. LBgSSURG, KISSIMMBS 3 tablespoons oil While waiting for the garden to grow, by the CRY to do the deMoags udy 01 the _______ person fromedthng pp Melt chocolate top of double boiler. DAILY 94, SUN. 114 In aerionlag ft with 111011118111-carrots, cut into rounds 2 ___ ___ _______ I" Las area, in to espert s.Cuslhrsady utedd looking ___ ____mlxta's ___ over Stir In itMiag. Spread S s, vâi4 lUAU _____ __ edag adurd - -• : bottuetii of cookies. 'this kitchenI_________ poundslien bed,cubed • 2 edo are. tadj es well es b 5 •, ,.. ONLY measures such as a 1iid dog, hungry capacity to serve O, but plans call for • tasted reCipe makes a doses' cookies 911111111d" The concrete structure will have 35 by lion, and electrified fence or bars, all of two additional tanks to provide capacity RL I 50 feet bays for rental purposes and will which would cause too much of a liability for treating sewage from - Longwood 6 ..L.J.le.. .J W W w vviiw . . no for the city, accorwag to umy, Green, Springwood village, LaSs tWZfl I Avenue and State Road Attorney Ned Julian Jr. South and industrial and commercial 5, - Of The According to Marie Cushing, a hair stylist, a person's health Is reflected In hair. She said she can tell the difference in the hair women who grow and eat their own vegetables — It is healthier. Here Mrs. Cushing examines vegetables she has planted in a backyard garden. of AW— I-Stt,1 S MP O ANDO £ SI ,O1O oUr V:J$.V:M SUN. 124 layney To Leave BU a WU U UW U UU SUCRETS LTUESDAYl _0111110"0111111 pnew I' 1 Iti1. g f' Bat the csmmIulaiiIfs d91d.dl.ISIkMSUPISIW? sItaraaUvss fled. This "NOW they decided ti ' SINSLI VISION 7' ' (WNITE OLAS$ f LENIN Ig SINGLE V VISION I V j indudes BIFOCAL Your Choice Of Tinted or Plastic Lenses at Slight Mdltlonal Cost ft NYQ L . GLASSES DUPLICATED JACKSONVILLE, I Fli. — sj will be• - .ne,wewirau'ed 1 the f net - ViirP _ VII 2$44S.FIINCHAVL(1742) (MrsNka.V,) TES Llosasad S ECONOMY .29 SIZE 4 _ we - - NOUIL 0 so- 3234010 I D .,. - • -S • - .'-_-___ •- :;,;, Wese Pew $d4fems $sM • - - AII WUT I • - - ___ • FI 11I I 5 •' / All Fabrics May Not Be in All Stores S ' I - : ,/ . __ __ necessary. Spriaki. with •• S _ &W Mid b-I how UNFOlD - - 5 ak.ess slang with S • 5 /Meal pstbyd halve he* RUS.''bSIn 7 c.ued meubroums. AN - W. FIRST IT—SANFORD - Cover sad We In 5 - • r ¼V4 . - 55 , serve over hot perisy arsd edius mul ,at.on NT. SOFA sw ORLANJO S. ORLANDO smommemn 101AN mu aw TM LI"M LâLI LO DILAND kl$$lMU ST &"NI CK"ave SNOUTS 1P3$ iii I-IV.*LT iIN$Tc5o. IMSSUTN POINSTOTTIND111,10 41$11 X SANFORD CA$$IL.Igy us 041" "SILT LOiT BL VD X Us wsv 1_01 1191T TO 4L4MM MOT LUISURO IT us HUT LII III U.ORLLNDO ____ NNDT*411LV0 1191 SOUTH AT ctv POND S .5- •y - S • - S.yd. 714 - - - - •.,. S - - $fl99 - k —, Yards and yards of fall fashion fabrics! Make a stunning wardrobe from the latest looks and fashions. Polyester dress prints and solids, polyester double knits, polyester blends, gabardines, cottons and many, many more. All are priced to save you money now. Plan holiday sewing around these values. rcunre quantities are limited, but at K mart' savings are unlimited. Shop early! abel I MMIM Add water. Cook and Air to scraps k1 _ bum bittr" 01 pM. Add wins, bay leaf, thyme sad reserved browned heeL w Aq2 NMI J FABRIC onions &W swile will Under, Siner!,j kit FALL FASH101 plan atatim.. Brown on I November Carpet ["f 111low IN PHOW on . U,— . .te,shprqSMi1ie lb. ijjIV S 'SUSAN • __ - - Heat oil In ssucupit. Add bed, a few all sides. Remove and set aside. In same saucepet, sad. _____ e BUDGET OPTICAL - 26- to 11-ounce cens whole I IWWR ar . ad L — 551$ j -. 80.1 - I . 1 cup burgundy wine l bey ball 1 teaspoon thyme leaves. crushed lpoundfr.elamuslrocsns or lMflrd him ef to. ftalso pair Is 30 day money bock poronteo - Wwo Døagates to the (UP!) ----- ' .reltt-- sad ____ IIVIatS4wMd1111h do ii.. i .•.. . .__ nr 1 r-ie•isa .q'. II{P1' iiv or=. 'bib . va". mom sew" off 2!Y0 I clove garlic, minced 1¼ cups water "10 No A.O. SOFT CONTACT LENSES t Professional f.. not Included BEEF AND MUSHROOM BURGUNDY 2 pounds boneless beef shoulder or chuck, cut into ,1 ½4nch cubes 4 tablespoons flour a weapons ask ½ teaspoon ground black pepper ¼ cup oil 1 cup chopped onions in helod Needs, puddings, 2 cup alicedcarrds Met law" am so ML I pood'small whole wbb The Agriculture Depart- onio _ns med predicts that beef prices £=bid In doubled plastic will be dW* beg with flour, aft ad black Over 300 Fashion Fram.s * I I an mit being an accepted W, what are we going to do about the continuing upward movemet in Iti price? It Is certainly difficult to alter our eating habits. But we may have tolf beef prices continue to rise. Three to four ounces ofbed thouldbe our limit par day. Nsinitthds say that would provide us with sefficlesi ptd. There are other good protein foods. Pork and dikksnwepkntiful and ar. lass ezpeadve Man beef. EW are always availabl, and are Mj In protein. Thoy we also vsredils;yoscan.M dism aim or as LOZENGES' 77" . beef, try using a little mushroom strategy. Spscinl I. The Herald Beef American is YOUR DOCTOR'S PRISCIPTION FILLED FREE ADJUSTMENTS. AND IPAIIS .EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED Baptists ADDrove Budget ByGAYNOIMADOOI a E Y E G L A 2 1d - *aprivats,n*pnlitatat c*rc*a'I, Rag%; REGULAR _____ For the pad year, lbs hsq&bowdhbsestt7 ligrad . OUR REG. PRICE intun. with what behubeen RublnAsk.w.Hs said hewill proposing_and the method tell Governor Bob Graham thMhsIsndIMereModba he'apropoulngtodolt" Blaynsy ooin,d that resppoktment. the con"on has done Governor Graham will nothing to renovate the appoint Blaynsy's ____ In the four years he r,plac,nwitaR.rbereceives _______ hospita' ninerlatlon of a the has bsm.n the board. "We've spent tbrseiand+ newly formed five-member beU years deciding which way — committee. Anyone Isdireded In the to go," Blaynsy said. '1 don't think they (the cIii%lflIJMlle) app.med should apply to ed to the N" 01 Bill MOOrS 417 Lake ate changes that need to be Boulevard, Sanford. 11001111.10 .• CkM20"I - Itin "I, for one, will be looking some23 pertinent questions ln forward to a change on the matrix form before the bead," County Cosrml.,k'n proposals are seen by. the Chairman Bob French Mid commIoners. French stated that the this morning In response to Seminole Memorial Hospital present hospital board was in Board Chairman Thomas favor of moving the hospital Blayney's Mat.mssg that he without first finding out what will notseek r,ajpekitn'smt. the public wanted. "Mr. Blaynsy was one of • In announcing he will not serve another term on the the people behind thst and we hospital board, Blaynsy said thought the Idea was very he did not feel the county premature In nature," French commission isthtze with the sold. sum was appointed to hospital program . "I'm In agreement with him his four-ysar term, which there," French said. "I'm not expire. Dec. 11, by Governor -. .5 JIJp PJGIfl' IL. Mushrooms.Give A Meaty Quality . TRUCK SALE - - - --, I. —, • - •L!1 • f r •' 4 Z4 : •. - •4 •. :.!!':!T �- 2&--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - . . v -- --• -....--..-.- - - Wednesday, Nov. 14, 1171 - I I iii . -- marriage ueai Is LIKE tsusiness: Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1. TONIGHT'S TV w DEAR ABBY: I'm a 24 year-old woman with an Important dseisi to met a very wealthy men who wenitomarryme. He bet me $25,000 to $1___ that would NOT marry him before Christmas Day 1$791 (That means If I marry him, he has to give me $25,000) I fly with a hig airline and met him three months ago while flying. He's a perfect gentleman, great company, and knows how to Inst a Woman. He refuses to tell me how old he is, but h. looks about 75. He says he can give me u.puhhia I WO0116 Ii..o W* $PJ MMA If I marry him he wouldo't mind If I got myself a boyfriend as long as Iwas home every day by 6 p.m. He's been married five Urnn and has three grown children and seven grandrand. chtldren.Hesaysalllhaveto children. He says all I have to do Is sign an agreement stating that If he dies while we're married, I am entitled to only $1 million. His family gets the red. Also, If HE wants out i the marriage, HE Will pay me $10,000 for every month I've lived with him. But If I want out, I get mothing. In the meantime, he agrees to provide me with car ofmycholce, all the clothes Iwant, and $1,000 a month pocket money. How does this deal sound to you? IN THE CLOUDS DEAR IN TIM CLOIJDI:Jt i I ' RL I - .-. --— - / -. I u.k Ie a business fleet. I sugguut yea reta your own DEAR ABBY: Many people write to you complaining because they sent a gift 'six months ago," and never received a thank-you for . Why don't these people telephone (or write) to the person they sent It to and ask if the gift was ever received? (IF It was, and they neglected to acknowledge It, they deserve tobeembsrrsssed.) There is always a chance that the gift was NOT received. I work In the department of the pod office "' I DEAR ABBY: In reference Also, when a package is ec us to GOLFING GRANDPA fl b a e returned to 12 t cannot be the whose wife requires $ex to . delivered, "relax" her the night befin ca may read, "From Uncle Ted and Aunt Mary," and she Plays golf: they have no way of knowing My husband is a golfer; md WHO bottglt he claims there are urea Abby, with the holidays rules to follow to assure him coining up, tell YOU readers of a good score: no drinking, to PLEASE o sex, and plenty of sleep the where packages are Un. names and addresses INSIDE night before. deliverable because the ad- as well as OUTSIDE of every I would like to ask dress a)hu "fallen off or b) package. And don't Mt around has become smudged and for six months wondering If GOLFING GRANDPA HIS game ls the day after;he cannot be read or c) is in. the gift ever got them. HELPFUL accommodates his wife to complete, Wrong or illegible. improve HER game. And, worse yet, there isno DEAR HELPFUL: Thank SEXLESS GOLF WIDOW :flj return address on the . you for a valuable reminder. N.Y. package. WNESY If EVENING • :hew - - - ' ., -, itt,... r. • - •:-. • - J Holiday on Coffee, Boutique. The Ixora Garden Club of Sanford presented a Harvest holiday Coffee and Boutique on Nov, 9, from 10 am, to 2 p.m. at the Sanora Club House, According to Laura Parker, over 500 in. vitations were extended to the annual fete. Cast year the bazaar netted the club more than $1,000 which went toward civic Improvement including: beautification surrounding the historical monument on Mehlonviile Avenue; planting caladlums and daylilles In public parka; landscaping the grounds of the Greater Sanford Chamber of S S IOWA MEATS WEEKLY SPECIALSI YOM,TAx$sWms NOIWAVI., - . 0- - OUR OWN FULLY COOKED' U.S.D.A. CHOICE RUMP ROASTS - provement Project (CIP); and providing planters at the entrance to the Central Florida Zoological Society (Sanford Zoo). The proceeds from thlá year's colorful bazaar will also be directed toward civic projects. In upper photo Judy Wimbish, left, president of the club, welcomes guest Amelia Royster. Lower photo shows DeLores Lash, president of the Lake Mary Woman's aub being served by club members Carolyn Cornelius, center, and Kay Hall. OUR OWN HOMEMADE BULK BREAKFAST CUT TO ORDER - 9:00 (4) OWP'RENT STROKES WmlNs asks a muscular man (Re on' s Jackson) he uses at a health alub to poes as his dad tot - a tether-son athletic collip 111110n. CID 0 urs mIlLs JIN Munroe's (Farrah FawoetI) romantic Involvement with a foreign prince leads her Into the dangerous of inter. national p ower ics and murder. (F(35) DINANI £ FRIENDS Cohost: Don Meredith. Guests: Harvey Korman, Ste ve Lawrence. Eydie Gorme, Dung Kingman, Raymond Chow, Jackie Chang. Jimmy Woo, Robert Hamel. 9:30 (FBEST OF SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Guests: Elliott Gould, Chevy Chase, Paler Commerce building; donating Eli oak trees to the Civic Im- EYE ROUND $49 ROASTS2 I.B. 9 $2 I.G. SIRLOIN TIP OR 'iI.. IIIVAiirnm NATURALLY AGED $1Ll. CHOICE WHOLE or HALF NATURALLY AGED U.S.D.A. CHOICE STANDING RIB ROASTS - P:': $)29 SAUSAGE $109 I I.S. DAILY LEAN Iissvylswsbesl ND69 P$ONEANEADFOR"WILLCALLSEIVICE i i i... PHONE U3 41 IOWA MEATS SANFORD I.S. FRMO11 O (DO VEGAS Dan, tracking down the attack., of a gorgenus superstar. Is unaware the assailant is one of the lady's bodyguards. (17) UPSTAIRS, DOWN. STAIRS "The New Man" Two conflicting situations arise under the same roof .-Eliza. beth's first taste of marriage and Watkins' attentions to Rose. 7:00 •(T)THREE'SACROWD CD P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER'S WILD (DO ]) (35) SANFORD AND SON Fred and Lamont throw neighborhood party In in effort to raise money to pay their bills. (17)uNFoRO AND SON 1030 (11) (35)1 LOVE LUCY Inspired 7:30 HBO AU-STAR BASEBALL.by a magic trick she saw, Lucy handcuffs herself toRicky. AMERICAN LEAGUE VS. NATIONAL LEAGUE The best 11:00 players of both baseball 4c5)o(DoNEWS leagues are featured In cover(fl)(35)UNNYHIU. age of a star-studded confron. dt 17 LAST OF THE WILD tatlon. 11:30 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH 5(3) TONIGHT Host: Johnny (1)0 THE NEWLYWED Carson. Guests: Barry Mani. GAME I- Jean Marsh. CD 5 HOLLYWOOD (5)0 BLACK SHEEPSQUADSQUARES RON Pappys men cause pout. (1]) (35) MAlICE Mrs. Naugu. lcaI havoc when they refuse to tuck learns she has a serious fly with the new squadron Illness when she applies for member. an admiral's son. American clttz.nshio. (DO LOVE BOAT "Es Pius $00 V'. Loretta Swill. Richard Nuili(I) REAL PEOPLE Reports gan; "Graham And Kelly" Krison a skiing squirrel and a sand ty McNichol, Scott Balo; castle building contest are "Goldinagers" Charles Frank. featured. (R) (5)5 ALL QUIET ON THE (11) (35) WILD, WILD WEST WESTERN FRONT Richard West and Gord are sent to a Thomas and Ernest Borgnlne lonely outpost to fight I gang Portray two German soldiers In of terrorists. an adaptation of Erich Maria (17) MOVE "Fled River" Remarque's classic novel of (1945) John Wayne, Montgomthe horror, desolation and disH. ery Cliff. A young man and his iuslonment of World War I. stepfather quarrel over the - - (D5 EIGHT IS ENOUGH routs of their cattle drive. Nicholas blames himself when, I ,after he breaks a chain letter. HBO MOVIE "Fedora" (1979) Tommy Is rushed to the hospi. : William Hoiden, Narthe Keller. tailor emergency surgery. Directed by Billy Wilder. A film (U) (35) JIM ROCKFORD director chases after a reclu'Great Blue Lake Land's sive former movie star In hopes (17) MOVIE "it Started In of persuading her to come out Naples" (1960) Sophie Loren, of retirement for his new Clark Gable. An American lawproject. (PG- hr., 54 min.) yer gets romantically Involved with an Italian woman when he __ ____ tries to take his nephew back THURS y1 to AmerIca. 1' - fl BONELESS SMOKED HAM Cl)5 CU NEWS (D ABC NEWS 1351 CANOlO CAMERA 17101NEWHART I 'flie Junior Woman's Club of Sanford invites the public to its annual Christmas Boutique Thursday night, beginning at 7:30 at the club building on South Oak Avenue. Vicki Cavailero is chairman. All boutique Items will be auctioned off and refreshments will be served. Nancy Hirsch, left, and Beverly Rotundo add the finishing touches to several of the boutique articles. BOUTIQUE too 6(4)(1)ScDSNEws (17) CAROL BURNETT AMOFRNNOS 8.30 - N•rsM P.tS by Tim NøssI CHRISTMAS Wednesday, Nov. 14, 17-311 t tosh, Mick Jagger. ".. Herald Ptmtis by Tim Vincent 10:00 HBO MOVIE "The Enforcer' (1970) Clint Eastwood, Tyne Daly. "DIrty, Harry" Callahan is homed by female rookie in his MORNING 700 (4) TODAY (5)5 TUESDAY MORNING (flit) (5)5 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING(WED) (5) THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (5)5 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) (2)O GOOD MORNING AMERICA (35) IIROMAN AND THE GALAXY TRIO MM ])(35) MOSY DICK AND MNTOR(WED) (F (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THLJ) (B(35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPO$SIILES(FfiI) THREE J (17) THE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. CALS 1:25 ® TODAY INFLORIDA (7730 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 5(4) TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA (1]) (35) TOM AND JERRY 8.00 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0 (17) LEAVE IT TO UA 6:25 S (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA CD 6 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 5(4) TODAY (D5 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (0 (35) PANAMA SPLITS ANC FRIENDS 0(17) ROMPER ROOM 900 5(4) DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS MOVIE (F (35) DICK VAN DYKE (17) ThE LUCY SHOW 930 (F(35)ILOVE LUCY GREEN ACRES 10:00 (1) CARD 4.AJ8 (F (35) PT'.. CLUB 17, MOVIE (730 4:55 CDSTHIPIN(WED1 %. LV W 00 C 111 (2)O THE PSI (MOW, TUE. CDOWHIEWI TMFN lou 5.01 NEws (IZ(17) THE UNTOUCNAIUS 1100 (WED) 1.30 R( IS RIGHT (5) SUNRISE SISTER (D LAVERNE I SHIRLEY .. 00 0(4) EARLY DAY 11:30 (F HEALTH FIELD 5 (F WHEEL OF FORTUNE SUNRISE (DO FAMILY FEW 11:55 (I) PORTER WAGONER 0 (17) NEWS (r4 l NASHVILLE ON THE NOAD(WID) 0(4) THE WILSURNBROTH. AERNOON 12:00 (1) 6:30 (1) ,THIIDAUJNSHOW I( )NEWS '.17) LOVE. AMERICAN STYLE (MON,WED#Rl) (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) Magnolia (2) 43 (730 mrsEffid se..fte m -—em Somme" (frtAZA TWJ). H*p U-fl 3fl-7W ALL SHOWS IM ONLY [tAZA __________________ 99* (1! I ,:u ONLY S (I) MINDREADIRS (DO NEWS (F(5)LEAVE ITTOSEAVER Hwy U fi S 312 UI SENSUOUS NURSE 9.16 DR. MINKS S WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY .uggs.Us. fir Cook Of The you wouldIlk. times fosha. ft far ..r...in do Mile __utm Magnolia Circle of the Sanford Garden Club held Its November misting at the Garden Center with Mrs Blanton Owen as bode.. Hors d' oeuvres were served the 15 members and one guest (5)0 5:55 Who'sCooking? The Hasald we Week. Do y has, 1:30 (5)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS (F (35) ANDY GRIFFITH 2:00 8 THE DOCTORS CF) 0 ONE LIFE TOLIVE (9 (35) GONER PYLE GUIDING LIGHT 35)I DREAM OFJNNIE (13)(17) THE GIGOLESP4OT HOTEL 3:00 GENERAL HOSPITAL (F(35) WOODY w000pwa(. ER W (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 (.1) GONE DAY AT A TIME (R) (F (35) (17) THE FLINT STONES 400 5(4) EMERGENCY ONEI (1)0 THE LITTLE RASCALS MERV GRIFFIN (MOW, TUE,Thu,FPJ) (1)O AFTERSCHOOL SPE. CIAL(WED) (F (35) TOM AND JERRY 0 (17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 (F 0 BEWITCHED (F (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS 500 5(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (1)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 5:30 HBO STANDING ROOM ONLY: BARRY MANILOW (WED) 5(3) NEWS 0D MA'SH (7) a ALL IN THE FAMILY P(OVILLANDi). _____________ IRS (THU) S (I) COUNTRY ROADS (PIN) WfUWAYMMURPYWA pursuit of a group of California GOOD MORNING revolutionaries terrorizing San W I FLORIDA Fran4:19en.(R.1 hr., 36 mm.) Gardencli o mI9 12:30 S (4) NEWS (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW (730 RYAN'S HOPE (U)135) FAMILY AFFAIR 17) MOVIE 1:00 (4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE STLEU (DO ALL MY CHILDREN (fl) (35) DICK VAN DYKE NOW cub, as well as master chefs, add a different dI..al. Is dhft Pleas. ceutact OUMLVn Editor Duds Dietrieb about yaw an' and views a e.ehing - The hui'ie meetIng was conducted by president Mrs. L.F. r. Mrs. Edward Hsrrthgion gave a final report and assignMonte to members for the Bazaar Nov. IS. Mrs. Carl 'flUls gave a program on Cacti showing several of her pus Cacti. Following the meeting and a bag lunch, members worked on tides for the Bazaar - &1j;1:6M0 1 r7 EatlnOrtak.out. Ga e.P.1 (.,rii ll i%a What a catch! The sea's most succulent treasures...plump, juicy ok I tender boiled shrimp-chilled and mouthwatering. Just peel them and savor them of lettuce with two golden brown Served on abed I THIS THURSDAY, 5:00 P.M. — 10:00 P.M. - I p ftIq Md C 6.95 I I I NiOáIMd thimWU& 1_09a IImeni $995 I ala _ '% - waaaement " A441.ir.. LocklearpCope - ImlWdln M Sb G -777 I 1W. Mbss o s.i. w kiddN Crab PefiNCrOIIICS. st • " 1lichit F1 inc flus.ived -: -. aw *. and Ws.W.ZULocklesrofSl& C.V.esLtve, Wiutar macian the .esi.t of thair dangWw, 1:Lr E7 1Z Iachleir, I. Jerry on Cep, = of W ad *s. noC, sdWvHs'o __ of Thode, ftaly aid Mrs. ABa Mae lets k Du L.c"*wolIsIl. : -IN 'tUR.... ML i ..• - . . • . - - : . agir LPJ TIa*$kUaagoal ' I.'. p - matilpi sssasae . IL(NWV. flit $A$PSSS uk.. $44.7 INS CU$TOMII "I COMM - I - -•- ma ma . "Nn Ift - IsninVS.ka.WC..IRNLIchlNrMa lIIgraid in Irypi a a dig trulsir. BarBie., whema bass in Wsr Bae. Is the geasdea of Wad Mrs. J.C. Hi.,.r of W.r Haven aid Mrs nms Ceps of (ky He was gradid frem ft. Ii *j Icheul, I. LMS.,inlfl,ina*,UdUItflik**vIr. 7W wil lftiheaioddJiN.17e* sM.$he. Cantor. Crude H lchi, OvIeds. I - - 1*11 MONIOI I - .-bond .. . - - -' *7I.inmlsI M ile r$ .'- 'IT'S HONEY DIPPED' I —— - p. •- I Mum OS. (HWY. 1740 SANFORD mmmm mmmmm mm ,m. . 11 p.m. Except Fri. £ Sat. Closing 11:31 1100 Preach Ave II N. Hwy. $P.o (Hwy. 1743) 111 19:30 hulard 4' P - e#, ,_,j, — ..,._ - t'_.._ - - __.. .-....-- - ____ P- £ •4. -p • - - - - . - .1 - �•..--. .. . . ~ . . . . •._; . 4- . . 41-Ivening Him, kn$.rd, Fl. . I . -. _____ • -. . ,00 'W ' I . - . NW. 14, 1171 -40 - " - 6P - . 1 NOT10EOP$$flppP'$ - pOoTjCgljjqM a GIVENthat NAME I?ATVTE TO *14CM IT MAY CONCERN _____ ., ' which O1dWI1tV Execution was dsslwrw Is miss irlff - Sinihilli Ciminty, dNCrIbld_r.sfl,i esoill by Larry 0. JIIWISISI. hid FIPIIIY BS1I $IIIInOII Cy. Fluids, mars Particularl y ftscrlbsd is ll 1173 CIlOUrINt ____ I CLASSIFIEDADS * ' tI "pictrn.ij, Nimo Milats" Iffideralle"ad - a *Nt I s. Pisri 0011100 uN lS$*ur I ,,• 0i c MmhilN tawNy NIh.1 VW WWii His SI WW II IMI l00, Ms He. offeeloo Nems, twfl: ' RAIN4UARDGUTTIRING ;L• hi 11111111111111011111 at 100 N. Linuwuad Aviation, Altemints $prlai, PhirMs 'w Ms calpuratNi IlorMiod hi Id bvsIas MSa.4: DEICK INT,*ps', INC. PL Tc..y, 1170. -- Orlando SemInole I . . 322 -2611 Winter Pork . HOURS ___ 36C 1 HAS lc.asecvtivst$mss- 5:00 A .M. - 5:30 P.M. 3 Lines Mirnmvm SATURDAY 9-Noon - -. .. DEADLINES . Noon Th DJ1efore Publication e - COOKS Ei aO 'e ASHIER$ 41-ibjiss ; • ____ Exp. companion-aide desirel position-care of elderly or, other. Tun., Thurs. 4 to S hr$ Wby El LIUIV? WrEl '01 A , MSIV' 01100 $ol'vlce. All Oils. 6____ ENJOY P.O. an III, C1s4.wAtir, Fl. WJ5IrNS1SIls W1S1 00SIIL PRIVATE VOICE LI$N$ 4A;--Pubk $J$$ - Use Your Horns As Security . NO BROKERAGE FEES _____ 24 Altamonte Mall near by. i 25, pool, 2 car garage, Ig lot, assume loan. Call today. uss ___ , Inford Gracious living. Meas. Wsskly & monthly rates, utilities pd Inquire $00S. Oak $117113. Lie sleepIng rm., wow Quiet man over 30 preferred heat turn. 322-2229. 414 Myrtle carpet, - U,Wurnishsd - 7 ii mosern, g000 location, fenced, AIM, w.w carpet. Avail. Dec.1.322.112. _______ __________ ______ ,. _____ _______ I 91-411119 UP. Pool. Adults only on LkIAIO. Just So. of AIrpO' - • on l?. In Sanford. Call formicakltdhon,newshag.$195. 3233 Adults. Purn. ovall, $41. - ___________ __________ _____ n _ , _____ _____ _____ _____________ mtg. . -. Eft.opl.lst floor. EleC. Incl. $145 j- mo. $7ldep. 775.75$$orcall at 200SMaleAve. . 3h-ApsvlmSnt$ FUI'flhShSd, _________ I I—— o X&"" j6r,,..:, _ . 11 I ----- _~'~; . _ off i . 'Pt"MP .. 4 I IN tiitiuiid pirforwir hi a galLing Wry ~ _.r a gals band fostival moulanus (In Odando)a but WI will hay@ -A to 2 AnIA a W SW 01 1 READY BEING SERVED IT ____ . nSflCi 00*1+ I '. 4' a (1i$flitt . . dsss to sri,11 ANOTHER GRANTEE, PIOVID. young audlance In lb. INO FOR THE REPEAL OF ON. Tangerine Bowl, Ferguon DINANCII NUMBER II PM % DI NO FOR $1 VIPASIUTY a$1d. We don't play math AND PROVIDING FOR AN lit,. rick,andldcn'thavsamalor FICTIVE DATE. myftbry*e SI7:iSpm.uraSslsnhliirslHeias iL and entlrtalnmsld psctaciilir Dec. I, nthsTangsrhie Bowl. CiBod CAM "ThsGreel8o01birn lbS $1 eveit will bring together othiol band appian of hI istooanielsb01eresli .sa.... ..a .is.ata - 'J' A fsstw.d pufermuics ako wUl he prstldsd by the Fledda stats University (lde(s band Mw - - Dole 11 r ~ :, ._11111 __ play fine Intlu.nc. male, aiid Some 01 the ikils, County CsvrtImsw, Rum 153k with our owp mouth Ideas" Sii'*it P11,111. ARTHUR N. SICEWITH, it -- and a.. &.iw WSIIW EW UWW wiT$0D, W pJW CLERK TO THE 50*10 M major. Indivala hi t COUNTY COlUION L nUnSVWI 00, IN AND FEE 4 *U O4 lbs Ta.rtn. Bowl,,, r' major twut 01 i &ii. 505,050W 7,11,01, L1170 Firganos, a lgI1 uuc 'SW. plspsd to $7,IS, hi PSP.iI ,.Mto4S,*,M NOTICSdPSNSI$PPI .,j. u'. f$1,fl he r,, SUE sad bli orcbora have NOTICE ISHIRESY GIVEN Ml ii rel*ved lb. g band sound, W vInyl of no detaIl Writ of be with mocsUom sad hi LlymJica, my lrmiis1 a Esoetase usssl it it wader Vol as mg bunde -"-td, have om baird a Wsts 100 NO of Ifill cww eft" OF wFalkoni thut app ysuv suèancs the Fergasa Inch held P* lU*1Utu$r*aarSdhi*01Uu1 "Dl IN. Dl hd CIS' 0000 min, Alp. begusMacierw1ththeg diung sad todsy yWde a ulPhIJ. y.j4j petlihos a Ogjaad. Is __Is sad ts 01 w Plot Low 0 .8 We ill be wmraim heists tkiiinnde. & 0 cwsa & Ssujmors. o Inc., IeVIO,,,!I.t$sR. *50110 wUl he,. fJj(' on a T CE OF 1¼1, 0 w s to to 1' A 9 pv MIWQL( ij.iuiINO Comm s himw tomeds 01 .d..I MuSH Ism tawNy, Piftelft Room 203 5 DEC. 1979 730PM adlNwNoWNMs* '1gj w10ud ns 11- P, 1 .1W SAN COuNTy Øl7ij5 $awomo, FLOFOA b. __ - .. ' hish sch.Ol musklsns. - . . W N "W " 5s50 ltoar SI., duty, WaIst ONly, ItoJit, 005W III bSii? No its 11laft to fto & goa. . - . A.D. 1070 I - of ft Now TEXAS OIL COMPANY bloods Inshore parson Mr siuss tripe i.atMs ni., W4 sspftm Contact n - NO I HEARING' In owmet . fPL P10iu*e $0011.atW A 01 (tiia, pl-j' IllattliEl II aIsl AuoMtsu, a 4nde N A Il - . L , p , • .• u i ~ .l - 1.~ A 4 o- ' :4 . .JL _ __ • .. . 4 10 N si4st 01 75 111 ' - . V. 'I .F ,, TOThI UNDIR.IMPLOYID TIPS ' lisk" F4111' 'S lAs, I . '\ians ,.. . P. .... --.. . ' '. 0 .; ... , .1! - .Z .,) I W.i'.-* , ,,.*:_' - _ ,. 't ) * .V 9_~14* ,_ . I * I-L P15011111 to. SInUS ' IN !!M? s -. 0 " 11..I. - i. .. . o es. liii W. 1, I w ' . ... 1~ 1IU$!W MSS00T oft -- - ______ 1. . ; mu I - . or ......... . =ii - :' P5101 . -. u.A . INei w '. , - .. mpr*Ij _____ :. - Mony Wd" priced at u,iei' Terms ,ut01, - - .. 5hu1 Well. grwpmw •'pj 1!5hh1 • Po ko -, . wumg $ • ito 5, :r-ur pd. k.pslls.cov.*sitIMsarSIfuU Is vgr. AN NV $31,151 p' r • - - . - *wow 010 115 IuIuE iouig REALTY -- - " . family homS, u-dIv tsr, pvntslrst,151 PasII 2501 ball on? çamaun lOts, 11mW -: . - .. . '• N1Ce ...,.w 00P4otit ow ; - ', D 4 •_-_ AWAPOPIALTY, INC. L. . teed OSTEIN Sims .. draw :s- sinus fl e Laridscoping Commerciat& Residential Sod shrubs& hedging 323 6SOS .Callaft6 _____________ _____ 55pjfl7 Light Hauling Yard debris, Trash Appliances lMIsc. (LOCAL) 349 $371 CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FU ADS READ & USE THEM OFTEN YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. ___________ Agent 339-5354 • -.- Refrig. N IPOAMANA Il Cuft. Sold . 'essnaklng ____________________ SHOW HORSE For Sale --- . e-uwufl5 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 • - $-Wanted to Buy Al B PAINTING Residential & Commercial 327 S717 aft S 775.4)37 WE SUY USED ruRNlTuRE, 'ylI APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, Drywall, Ccilings, and Walls E. 373 090 1. repaired. Res. & Comm. WE- BUY USED FURNITURE & Remodel & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. Call 363 5342 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSU ED AD ON ITS - Call 931 - nitw e Salvage. 323-513). n winter,, RESULTFUL - 01,11101iningamo- A* Pain" dlllll*~ Ir ANIMAL HAVEN Professional -Quality 0' ipping lea control. supplies, dog houses, insulated, ANTHONYCORINO 177.007) shady nside kennels, screened 3 m5, also air cord. MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in R eal coon. . Estate is sold daily in the classified ads. Not hing small •Ifl 001' I' 'i • j 4 V g about that. Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable We0 Regular or I time owsl 5Z; so'. , PrSISSJICISSIIJIII - F Ietcluers pressure cleaning Service. mobile home, %*rni trailers & Rv, residential es WMIMPMMM" I 1 LiIiJi 'i ki WAI I Ismodeline-car 10 masoswvy, cente ' asI1iWI.-k00- y it - prOfessIonally done. Fri. estimates. 35 yrs. sip. Call 337$14 331 71$ Flthgs.s posits & lacket AIMY NAVY SURPLUS , 311-9911 *Mlsssls SalMIls. Ouarteed $10.90 us, als, buy veal. 341$ S. $a,llnd Ave acroos _____ o• THE NUMBER IS 323 2611. -. Alrcomrmesrs --a EutslerPainting&Repair Residential & Commer cial ' , Solo. Early Amorlca.i, rust, _____ - 3220539 ________________ - LAKIMAOY CERTIFIEQLAWN Is LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 322-1901 372-40)5. Aft.S 3227125 - Washer ripe GE deluxe model Said 0.1g. $109.35 0., lime. Sal. $119.14 or $19.35 me. ' -. Landscaping - $S. ea - Beds Dii ,'islel IN s.rhn.e & mlttrisiis, $35 set. Sisilsil 11dim, 1315. So .'g acres irons, argue. acre wssdslard. *5 acre caStle ranch land Wells' IflUN " ar --- - T&G Steam Carpet Cleaning, Free Est. All work guaran. INN I Nes, 00. so"; "an . ,, ' C pt . 2kittensforsale _____ . repairs, carpentry, painting £ misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339.6331. - Beauty care - At *AV 111-116i 6~in Or.". LONGW000IOA iiió M11,111. iB1,?S .I.Suit ' I LIC.. Bobldid I (n$ A OK Tir Mart 332-1400 shock MARKHAM. it -ps, tonal pird 1 y ---- DEAL ESTATI I T Office 323.2222 I4ANDYMAWS$PICI*L. Cli Larry for Pros Est, 6716294. Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback & ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways beift are not damaged or Doberman crossed. 6 weeks Is add on%. Ouallty work, no job seconds but brand now top line old. Wormed, $50 ea, 373 7041. too small. 1190 4914. bedding sets onlyl Free local -delivery. P4011's Sa nf ord Fur. Make room in your attic, garage. . Sell idle items with a Classified nitui-e Salvage, 1742, So. of CS!'$!IP!I UI Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at Sanford. 322-5721. 32276fbr1319993. MEINTZER TiL FURNITURE&TH1NG$ New or reper, leaky showers our - - - ----Buy &kll - - specialty, 2 yrs. rip. 56915$2. . Ifowl Used Furniture fl3.34 IIOS. Sanford Awe, is -mscalhimsvs tsr Sato L _________________ .'I7,I - - Handy Paul has truck will travel Wants to make small household cal, Plumbing S.rvlce$ Repair. Evnaftor4&wsmkerds _ ,ig. NI for ( a 332.9141 Air Conditioning, Hoofing, Ef.ctri. ThsGfaenhouse - originally SSI,L now 52" or U1 BOAT & FISHING EQUIP. 41-A .1.101601 Cash 322-4132 ON" no. Agent m i . ..... 6= . 01 ' Larry's Mari, 215 Sanford Ave. BROKER. 33IM4 3V_1_111. MICROWAVE guy & Sell, few finest in Used . Will buy III & kid ~9"". We Push button furniture, Refrig., stoves, tOols. , me' bsu11lfN ibew con trols, has also make Rea l estate u, wet al rev Si's. carousel, still In warranty. 5W51115N loans Y& ORIENTA a 'l-lI . assume Top - r ces ,, gags Iblvsltbnsn.. .. a OriDI' 353. psymmmoi if $2 o. Ave.. Suite si Usod,anyconditionols Or 0126 s, . 1111".11114441111111. , ' '" "" A*Irs AFRICAN VIOLETS &VEGETABLE PLANTS 14*1 Airport Blvd. will Webuy your equity close in2lhrs ' 20 waiffimm YELLOW SAND Call Caft So Hirt n3-?M ______ Cal(IIiahI.payments & buy "Wit " 11 I . off of total Inventory of brand new inlorspring bedding. These , LISIIIIVOWIt*OW&Cb'SdN? I , CONSULT OUR - 62-4Aviin-Gariden $21 mo.Agent 3201314 "Y _________________________ ga._..p....a.s - - old$ 4432, time. WWCWIV . 5311 for further details. drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 3207 French Ave. 1791, SANFORD, FL 37771, --_-GIVING DESCRIPTION, t011 Singer Future Fully auto, repossilsad, used very short LOCATION AND PRICE. Original $003. hI. $151 or MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. - A&IVTIAA ..:- ' WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX R N.aI nests SI'sIier - 22- 24 ,, trM. 'j_". . Price 'sdvcld 17001 3 SI. 2$ cl 400.hS..giijbvure. a - - ____ -. . -. s BATEMAN '14 Ford Grand Torino 4 Dr.. Full power, Air Super Nice. 327.5195 _____________________ Pianos & organs as low as $995. Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, So. of Sanford. 322073 1 . NI$ LARGE LOT OR 3 tO S ACRES ' - PETUNIAS .. 3 " . .. .''uiaa&.aa"L. - - Sanford's 5a I a.to ouccoll Awl* on*" gone IIIcaOti0.FP Ig nms., Real A rwr OsrCH All tsr BranCh . . - YSIICAN 55 - .-.; 333.4N1srlVis.*3.aji - . :- P11* or Multiple Listing Service PJ$CID 351 IbaWl, oss. cmenmerclal. all or • ' Tuesday&Saturdayat 7:30. it's wt the only one In F lor Ids. the reserved price. Call 904. u25& 'p . q 90US$, .- 41 thiuws NO.11 wl as, I ball guest cottage. . - - :., I r.. annn.r aniiii ____ a. i'i acres. late front 514 - . . - I - 646-31111 , p, access REAL'!UR - ford Furniture Salvage, I792, AWAY FOR I COUPLES WITH REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NFORD'S SAL LEADERI WE LIST 6, SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANY. OPEl JOIN THRONE THAT'S COUNTRY LIvlNQat its Ililest - ___ laM isoi fruel just sn.wt VA. 0 Wlkft Row am . . . om so MW. 1. I 7" ,-' r .,. MCON*TNSS 55.501 '.__I : Tgay. - - 11 - - U1 Miltolls . r - .,. L.:"..' V WWW rses a River. _____ ______ m II ----- 59--Musical Merchandise by Trogdon. Whit. con. temporary table, 6 chairs & china, $109. I onlyl Noll's San- -. ' S BI0000M CENTRA L AIR, ,•,15 Cash Ow your wt wife build on Yaw 10 a our 10. I.. ' Daytona Beach, will hold a AUTO AUCTION every Save SOpc$. on a new I pc, DR suite LU$TOM HOMES BUILT REMODELING& REPAIR ____________________ S. G, SAL INTE 3721165 GENEVA f1,fo .32 acres SUiidIo Suit -our lotor yours. 137.555. Iopctdwn. By own" FMA-VA* FHA 235 a Us US-34M eve. 30I . ii as Ia. M. Ufl$WiflIIII% "F FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 DREAM HOMEI 3 SI 2 bath CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO br ick hO i in exclusive LARGE LAKE OCALA Idyllwiidel Every I elture MEAN VA-F IlA.23$Con. Homes Low Down Payment ____________________ Oars 515CTSS SIMSf1IwIIliriut*im, _______ for PITiIiT orvu Poec$5*5 morel 5FF Warranted. Youi's , ~ Inc. It"llor COUNTIYI 1 BR, 1 . _________ full power, tilt, cruise, new steel radials. 631 3761 weekends and nights. 373 1670 105. put,lic Ad[ a BROKER ' - - d. 3 SN, 7439 5. MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford 337.1571 3210440 71 Mci-c. Marquis Brougham. Exec. co. car. Like new. Air. PC IR suite, $219, Colonial style TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON UIc,jEj whIghbk. Herculon cover, sofa, ____________________ formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook love seat, ottoman. Noll's 319E l5tSt.f372$717 US Case, M Harrow Sanford Furniture Salvage. I?. ~ 11110 All equipment like new ". So. of Sanford. 322-1121. con renta llnvestrnmeuthom• Supreme, air, PS PO, AM FM. low miles, gooc mpg. 11.650. 8 568.1. 73 Cutlass - Hwy 92, 1 mile west Of Speedway, ' HIGLER REALTY 1978 Dodge AspeA Spec. Ed. 2 Or., Al cond., take over Bal. $3.978. 373 2950 AUTO AUCTION DAY TO 66$ $096. -_ . ""_ 20 home acron Im. lake In orvsnh~ I area. Exc. schools. Owner will rt in reflnan Phone 322-7736 c' 80-Autos for Sale -----. Orlqndo. ROCZJTT LOVELY 2 51, I ball home It 3214M . desirable nslghbsrluoodl C. . 141*. FR, beautiful decor. _____________________--room. , -- - . I IlLoWS wa. CON Usoom4m tw. ."- LEE - .a . _ Sanford, Fla. 3277' Pilot It., Sm. 321-11oft. FURNITURE-SEDDINO, Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole. sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., LAKE FRONT AT Sunlind- $33,901. i' pct. assumption. Exc. ______ ___ -. _______________________ I97671'Scalcraff lflhpMercury cruise I 0, like new, I owner. WOODEN CROSSES I" stained. ready to hang over your door. etc. 2 for $1 .50. The Granch Co., AI.K. P.O. Bait LOTS LAN NO. (I) AT $4,100, (2) ''-'SalloiNAve IflhiOiIHD1I1 -'-' Pars.1wet ft MM Ire A mom IN. Ibis cou*N pIrUsLP.SI. $15 Imaginable featurel SPP Warranted. Just 517.5101 RESIDENTIAL NICELY WOODED OFF NO. $1100.32? 666S, 339 3490 '79 Stih*r, Brat truck-4 i.h dr. 27 ....... -. -. mpg, req gas, low ml, like new. still under warranty. 3236700, 323 3147. - _______________________ ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 0b0t gas htr, Ilk* now, shonIng A III Doltono Land Co. REALTOR. 6141-601111, Deltons Pla00. ' . . - ' EX EC, HOME I Custom 4SN.3 both home in IdylIwlIda with pool & patio. Sunken LRFR, formal OR, PP & every - -- - ~ as - ' e .... P D'-4pliI Mu IMPLOYID Tom, oFONIURE. __ home with dot. W.on Igo lot I Carpet, fenc d, I1fllflY,UW, tras Great tednvOl 5317101 OPP warranted. V . *.-. TOTNI "1111111 lS Ill MI . 451 l%sIh $LR,r*Ig.&slsvs RIIIIISca.1$1111$ VRimP"LVT5uI - .1 : *11051. oosN,l -.s&s&a ___ WHAT A SUYI 3 Si, 1 bath Sdrm., 1 loth, fireplace, family some, large II, air conditioner, sims carpet, fence, range, ref. $3LN0. %J$, wit oIl brig big, big 'suIts. Jul try urn, No'11l1 or -. - - lit Club ad. Inqulrsal I3llMo$lonvilis Rd. Eves. - ___ 132,3001 SUNLAND ESTATES- 3 VBR,ISHoms hi.paisaa 1.4 p.m.. Waihists Shspp,n, plaga, Cstir,y. pi - Is Thitds $015 L..._*,' ' . -. OP 0 u**s&csekhihlussi'sosss. ________ ia. SUPER 3 OR. I bath home with rental spit Move right ml Furnlshedl New Corp.& wpaper[ 'Many extrasl Just 3 1912 VW. S.B. body fair Mech,good, many new pts -______________ 55-Boats--& Accessories HANDMADE (2) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 29h ST. $7,100 TOTAL. 11511.15 better than new. 3 DR. IS horns located In desirable Sanford neigh. REALTORS Many custom features On If-# fenced landscaped OFF Yours for OOLFERSI Only S hock to Mayfair golf course, spacious 3 Sdrm, 2 Both home, a Fla. room plus a family room, fruit trses,lar,'lot, much rnone,l yr. warranty, 561.500. let Area,Dsllsna lSRhuuosw.PL.nm,enc.pool tsfts*i,pssltlonsi co". tV'. uftv ft ow 4111ft Wife 3 'halley $b.IIehar '- I , _ 11- TW 4W-IlI I Ia ' A. alIN Nu t UaIver$1Iy .01 01 -. TML shIp. A55h VflEC$ LII (\asaTNonla.sc 1, I i - JUST LISTEDI 3 SR. 2 both, fenced pastures, fishpond, access to St. Johns River. P51 OIL rui' puupl. Mr . I.'P51E1INIP 5005V''u1' 14. IIJ 101 S sr S,.-- 5ç0fl5d ACRE. $115 MO. IEIGLIR RIALTV 1111160111. 3214M ..-& 419 - ARiSEs, ._ i/ 4 4 ,.. ito canus, Call o' of - EiIIog hi Ithisi buds *I!uL Shoui hi accN to las lvuai, V"PNi7 pesMdSlJsN1.rthe awd assli. al 11fl2 tawNy, .0 .veM hiLluds: a..eaLaaL. III10*IM.In.1MSI -w .- Nouitt.*.N.OWI am Mrit TWSismes Ills IV4 itit*MseI,W dom Larry Meets, Nlh1 *0 n , 41 ' U .Ms1r1s11cIs..IlVt-rM Ff Pt'l;E*Iw.öv sr.& Puvu, N - 1. . 5j I ____ __ -mae 05 REALTY , . hi . IAAfl # . WI. SoIl 00. • COUNTRY LIVING at Its buSH Eight acres fenced, 3 Sdrm, 2 lath, barn. irn., fireplace, LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. FAMILY ROOM, M CARPETING, CENTRAL HEAT A AIR. IX . 800WROW" P*1al1001, Ff. WorM. TL ___ lbs Ot kua Cil WWW S. iiic JOE'S. $1500. 3111141111, 31111-11101' anxious, $31,*. ' ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA Are you wonting to seli your hom? LIST WITH USI - home. Excellent terms. Owner NOW YOU HAVE ITI beauty than. 322.7003 after 5:30. Heat pumps, oil healers I. AC's. All sizes, all guaranteed 90 clays. Call 327-2963. EA HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL- Loh of potential In this 5 Ildforn. . PAM. aft "a Phone322-7$5l. Sanford new. 1910 Chev. P Truck 6 Cyl, std, clean 322 3696 aft S _____ ____ NICELY WOODED OVER SIZ. MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 2307 Laurel Ave. 3 ON, w w. 107 W.Commerclal like 1977 Fiat 171 Sport, Eric. gas ml.. newly rebuilt trans. Very clean. $1,495. 3220011. - _____________ Dearborn, 40,000 STU unvented gas heater, auto. pil ot control, radio. 21.000 ml., I owner. 323 4554 AM or aft S PM. - 31I.)ISE.First5t. 3775417 A LITTLE SALESMAN IN -___________________ PRINT... That's a Classified TOTAL. HAL COLBERT REALTY Inc. ' JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. . I xlls_~111 - seg , ' P01 fU5 OPPORTUNITY, lie Ciwstv W. Gamut White REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Div or Nlnht ' _______ II CNy, di,5*lSd _____ __ ___:-. le. I# 16 PW _____________________ Harold Hall Realty STENSTROM r Inc. gentoo,ol-2611.17 Moiawk Dr.. New owem, 2 owma, ffloc.'o ____ O or VA. 574.3fl0. _____________________ Reg. Real Estate Broker - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE Swinger, 2 dr, HT, El ignition, auto, AC. '73 Dodge Dart 79-Trucks-Trailers - ------ Couch, matching chair, isa; burnt orange chairs, $50; Twin 0694995 ________________________ - - REALTOR. 332.7953. 339.0305 5O'-4sceIlaneous for Sale Mattress & box springs, $75. Call William Mallc:owski, Hidden Lake sub. Off Lk. Mary Blvd. Almost new 3 BR, 2 bath, I 2 car gar., cent. air, full carp., I S ACRES OFF UPSALA RD. to, lot. Under the market. S10,M. (3) SW LOTS NICELY $43,500. See 217 Pinewinds. WOODED NEAR PINE. Owner. 562-7315 or 323-0061. CREST SCHOOL. $7,500 1½ bath, Cent. AC.H, wv, carp., Ilk* now. $44,900. FHA slip & river privileges for $32,300. You can't hilt ill Hr. Male $7000; S acres $27,000; 1k front on small take $31,000. 339.0509 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. -_____________ nishod I b1m'm home with boat ' huAdHIl, pidalemi, net easily M" WIN*, am . 40*4 OMML I ww you to be I In IORlIft NSflSSltoward II, a,- Acreage 1k Sylvan area. 7 acres INC. Bunker Ln. Sat. .------.---- ______ _____ _______ ____________ _____________________ -- misc. household & clothing. 10? __________ - - 1967 Chrysler S W. AT, PS. PS, AC. New trans IT RUNS 322 7691 78-ltorcyCleS i.... i.... . , _..__ L'øU liii. W LIVWV. I. )IUVV, _________ _____ ----- 43-Lots-ACreage (3Ø5)$3Q.9Q75 1919REALICIRt' I Deltona, for sale by owluer. 3 BR, ST. JOHN's RETREAT- ,vr. . 31A-ipIsxs$ In __________ _____________ ___________________ - $17L$41.1153 Au"... S.eth.nCall __________ _____________________ Must sell. 1977 Vega, radio&htr,, low mileage. clean, $1995 or best offer BUY JUNK CARS From $lOto $50 Call 327 1671; 322 1160 ______________________________ 139 Pinecrest Dr. 1 didn't get to work...l soent all day trvina to find a way onto that new time-saving freewayl" acreofysunda Can't Santaird-ooLovely I SR Air, Ponmico kitchen met hovi common VlidvpOiII$Il I 3235324 - 1972 Opel coupe auto., new sticker, new it. blue Pt. Cr cellent shape, $650. Call Sam. to 6pm 3234567. Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 3225990 Baby Clothes, Etc. Sat. 9.4 - ____ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR ACENCY 323 3$66o 373 7 71 0 339 9100 or 531 197$ Caprice Estate Wagon Auto., AC, PS. PO, *M FM stereo. $5500 firm. 372 6772. Top Patio Furn., Fine China, V 11-14- ''-.----- 21351 i S French (1702) Sanford win POOL no a w-fireplace, CoAlt pile no lOnWraoded Items paneled Family room, Formal high as an olaph&nfos 0". place Dining Room, beamed calling& a Classified 44, wA pile the ""- V The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors Orlando 327.1577 321.0440 _ or thinking of garage sale? Lot of work? Will buy from or sell for you. SOANNY'S AUCTION SALES C 'all 3?? 7040 . '75 models. Call 4605 (Dealer) 77-Junk Cars Removed --- 54-Garage Sales - c*ma Sanford $37,500. SPLANISH 2 STONY_ 3bdrrn, 2 fillsIM 6, MO, LEASE. . PJT (f) DEL TONA $31000, 3 BR, lB 14$lFalmouth,LOWDWNI Lucille E. Dillon, Realtor 74395.MyrtleAve. Brand new For $115,000. , ,• 0 LY FURN,COLOR TV,LINENS' _____ iN Itt nih 0 51.05 ms.. e 4 y, JN"Ml* CWW, 319 Poiffieffe MILLERS $19 Orlando Or. Ph. 322 0352 - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to For Estate Commercial 5'Resi dential Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dells Auction 323 5670. iAoving BROKER Solarium, screened patio, *at In kitchen, pool. planneIl & el liii, very c'ean A T , " - . .... - J,ij 1 N •' ____ . . , f REALTY WORLD. SEIDLER REALTY I . plush w-w carpetIng, Ig Family Room, lIvIng room, I ntercom, _____________________ - ~, , EXECUTIVE HOME ON WOODED /7 ACRE in ons of Sanford's most prestigious ran. 2382 sq It living or". ________________ rin so don't waltll - BAR, TROCISIT OPERATE your business out of Your home in this beautifully redecorated 3 bdrm w-iI00.+. ft,Well.Iandscaped,lgcorn.rlot in excellent area. LOW cash to - $anfof'l,voty 1 OR + den, air, ____ fl. $33,000. 322.2207. Good used TV's, $251 up - -- ____________________ 333.0070 Mar Iner) Village. BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HERB'S TV 1915. Sanford Ave. 373 1731 . 1 - - .1,. in & out. New carp., CH.A, fenced. Vacant, quick oc. cupancy, assume FHA loan. Call 323.0106, _________________ . - nice, oulet npinMv.rlww4 I $314103 and friendly Ad-Visor will help you. NO QUALIFYING 3 OR home. New Central H&A & carpet. - Owner will finance* substantial CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, CAR. PETS, CARPORT, ASSUM. ABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. FORRIST ORIINI -TRI-PLEX 1 EACH 2 BEDROOM INC. REALTORS UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT 55S33or3$.CiI evIl. ROOM TO ADD 2 UNITS. GOOD RENTAL INCOME. AS. LOCH ARBOR MAYFAIR SUMABL E MORTGAGE. BY OWNER $12,900. Cream puff 3 OR, 20 home in -- _ __ ____ BREAKFAST ___________________________ 53-TV. Radio-Stereo _ V repo 19' Zenith. Sold orig. $193.75 bal. $103.16 or $17 mo. Agent 339 $354, . . 1 "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 322-2611 or 72 Nova SS, black on black AC. PS. PB. 350 auto 322.2968 after 6 Danny' s Auction 3227040 Buy Sell Consign 7671 Sanford Ave 3235772 he weather is perfect for a backyard sale -- sell everything fast with. w.Int d (MI U, AI1 . We Buy Wrecked Cars 72-Auction ___________________ -- $250.3?? 1743 ITEMS. .SELL ____ 80-Autos . -- for Sale ___ à8-Wanted to Buy __________ MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR 3 BEDROOM, EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH I 8341041 $32,900. I ____ Side by side. Harvest gold Christian Brothers WINTER - _ 1 KENMORE WASH ER._ Parts, Wanted Service. Used Machines. Good used sofa bed. MOONEY APPLIANCES J1.3 U.151 3230691 I _______ Kelvinator Refrigerator \rE REALTY, INC. REALTORS 2 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE CORPIER LOT. $29900. 3 BEDROOM, 1', BATH, COUN. TRY KICHEN, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, CARPETS, GARAGE, LIKE NEW, AS. SUMABLE MORTGAGE. HOUR (B 322•9283 52-Appliances ___________ Cox. 3234$3. 3 BEDROOM, BARN; TACK ROOM, FENCED ON 2 ACRES IN PAOLA. $39,500. - -. . County STATUS LOCATION, Brantley Harbour East, 4-2 + FR + Office. $115,000. NO BROKERAGE FEES - 1504 FENCED, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. assumable. FHA appraised. $35,430. 1100.241-210 .. - i SUPER SUNLAND 3-2 + FR, fenced. 1st & 2nd mort, Call Us For Totrns Tower Financial Sty. ____ - Income property. location. $4 3000. ?NEED CASH? VICTORIAN n. Currintiyrenteds2somoEv, MODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN 323 OW or 323-043& SANFORD IN GOOD RESTORBrothers Realty, Inc. ABLE CONDITION. $35,000. Christian ____ announces the extension of their TERMS AVAILABLE. f services to the City of Sanford. BEDROOM,11 7 BATH, LARGEJ We invite you to please call our associate In Sanford, Mr. Don FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS, TAX ADVANTAGE . 2 unit rental . - EARLY mum LUXURY HOME, Longwood porches, patio under trees, over 3.000 sq ft. Call for details. I AM. Wkends flexible. Exc.. net. 323015$ iS PM. H&A, fenced - Ii results,). get -- - - 3 BR, IS, sc porch, new roof, C. NOIIii's RIALTY to by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES ____414$ouses I _________________ PRO"To DIVISION $j Wednesday, Nov. 14,197! -:_, -. __________________ 4..4snSnI Pits Nimilur 70.417 CP .. 3tpirISnCS 1011151. Good pep, In. swinces vacation, credit union A profit sharing. Apply In pal onLake Mary at Food Slots, Lake MN'v iIv. at LA Sunday- Noon Friday IN THU CIRCUIT COURT FOR $61114111101I COUNTY, FLORIDA -, Wanted: Night Auditor Apply In person Holiday Inn of Sanford, -4 - nor ( It • I 4 for Daytona, Sanford, £ bikinI or". Salary & cimmisslon. Call $11.I1110 or olin). PC a H MONDAY tilrv FRIDAY ____ _____ ______ . - - RATES .....44c Has -, , ' i Wawa"" M., nights ApplyaflorSpM 831-9993 . CLASSIFIED DEPT. , - 01015100 IN U: ESTATE OP 11:01 A.M. on the IHIM 45y Nivimhr, A.D. 1170, War for ule ADA STINITROM ROCK IV Declisid ml sell to the hill" bidders p NOTICE OF AOMINI$TRA?ION cesil, sub(oct loony and all Ilens, SI Ills Fret ($) bear a TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the Seminole County CourIlisusion CLAIMS 00 DEMANDS AGAINST The saner you place YOU Sanford, Flirida, the ab.ys THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL GRACE BIBLE CHURCH classified ad, the lOInS? YOU 91 OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED May Do Ml SMOII, frIlIliIy described pors" P "Nip. hulls. IN THE ESTATE: That said sals Is Mliii madi to Elptistic church yew or. satisfy the terms of sold Writ SI YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED Private reading tutor looking Far. 3aao*m lido. MI, "a idMunl$frSIliii of HIS all" execution. Cottleled M. Mock of ADA STENSTROM ROCUY, John U. p, Ptions33-011$ S4*t eSId, Pile iffib5r70.1t7P,lo Shoriff Fm PindNii in Ms ClrciIt court 6111111111111111011, COW", S-410111 WWI $SnIIIISII CSisWy._PIthi P101415 Lost Ilsrss, S. Sonforl.Lil. Florida Publish Now bar 7, 11, Vi, s, 1t7 DivIsisa. the .idriso W WhiCh is JeSmiip iris. 0111mg, go, SIl, AVON lists County CiurMiws, Null DIP.5$ mra, •ri Ill' FIGHT INFLATION Park Ave., $Wftd, PloiWs. Puss, call atlas, To* loll Avon. NOTICE OF INTENTION TO psesiSIriprIsftv,SIMsNl, . Increase your iii'flhii rs. "oil. call. RESISTER FICTITIOUS NAME Is DAVID STANLEY ,00CKIY, •4.y5 81 IRVIPIBUII 1441.4111or0441171 NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, WOW aft sso Is 1310 Pork Aomw, ,. ofall ami "No the undirsIplil ltpv4Hsa, Shun, Florida. The ram and • Al hi TM PMrshl. Lbi Ni j Now ims 15 a""hi Dwells" WINoS' addliSi SI 1W Pill""lipFW.. Cl 3171111 ii 11111,111111111 aAl a Clink Ills Wont AM Mr Ilsussi Ills ad"" films of 00JDOET Iltivvlallornoy are set MIII Snu. SI price. OPTICAL, It Nod $da FreNCH All porsiso MVM d.fms or Avuiws, Sorilird, Puns 31171, demands NsInst HIS esists irs blonds to register Ms sold twine rsqvlrod, WITHIN THREE W. FLORAL DESIGNER wlMffis Clark slMsCfrcvitCuurtal MONTHS PROM TH E DATE OF CS. ASK P.O SIN $7, lsmunss County, Florida, pursuant THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP E*PS?lenCSd 333.7110 ,. FlU . r_ to Florida Statute, Section $00.10 THIS NOTICE, Is I lIe wIll ft clerk (IM), as ammndid. and the Ui. SI Ms absee court a written Carpenters kulpor $4.50 hr. Ix. dirsipusl_covpsnofee" Is Ms NO $itsmsW of any claim or demand ê -M am pirloncad only, work In Deltoni. p" Whale" In sold bishissi lilly may have. woo claIm must N ._ coil 33g5, between 7 p.m. II oil" lWMe. In writing Sold wow hilteMa Ills _______ _______ p.m. dilly. C.P.O. OPTICAL, INC. INN for the dim, me now Will SIW sit In my lime Mr Iy:S, Chorus 7. CaIlaliSi IPIrIPI5.VSMUIalSa 51 tIll U0dN1rerdS OlsIwastlsr,full time,days __________________________ pmkw aput or atisirasy, and Ms mensunt 3fl!0,Vtim,. I -, IW,&OfMletRostaurant So claimed. If Ills dliii Is not yotdis, Aye No aid Ave. Snysltthighimylsmsoiun C1IWIIIII 1W IsIs whsi It will became m.ioa I 33fl.A buIlt Vllusba Avaiws 511511 Is $15111. If Ills claIm IS RN, $4 & 4-11, lull &'p.rt time. AIiy?Ifni I Orangs CIty. Florida $741 contingent 0? unllqutdatid, p Applyln pmison Sanford NursIng I (904)771.6179 IlitVrs of lii. uncertainty h1I 1 & Coliviliscint Centers 910 bilid Cars, lIre 4 yrs., Hwy 41 I Angrily for RigloIrani stated. If Mi claim Is socwid, Ills Moilonvills, Is S. Cortis Ave. Winter . I Publish November 7, 14, III 21,1979 securIty Shale N IsscrNsd The I DEP-31 claimant sliait deflwr sijINdijI 'Wantod: MiKwe lady tollvo.In'2 ___ COOM if Ms claim Is Ills dirt to ______ days week. Prsp.rs meals & NOTICE " t ct ___________ liable the clerk to ..lIt, I___ cars for Invalid lady in Sanford NOTlCElsliirsbyIvontIi*ffii eschperuiisI,'.p'awtatly,, .rss*s. Call (355) 332.4351 g- ._.L__ --Board of Couiity CournIsslSnir$SI AllpsrsonslM.reNfodleffi,sstal, ForkIe weIkIsys. . SsmleCsu,Wy, Florida, latandsfs Is whom o copy if MIs Nofics if LalMns,Salsvfnds&TsiijuIss . consider Ms unachmulit SI In 0?- AlmhiusITetionllNmma, 33$.1$ II*UTóMOTIVI MACH INIST 4110ance, to be soffilled: r"Wrod, WITHIN THREE AND" fowimw.* Imb" Auto AN ORDINANCE AMENDING MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF MacIlls, 101 1. lilli Pt Isp SECTION 71, ORDINANCE PlUM. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP SIR 73.14, THE SEMINOLE THIINOTICE,*fNoonysSobsuns ft" COUNTY COMMUNITY ANTENNA ffiuy may lISvs Mat d$1llsnus Ms ,. il . .Ww vomft for4go., NANCI, Al AMENDED, PIN. auallflcatlons of the PII$IaaI s.snus rulIng Co. Expirt Meeting, TAINING TO CATV REGULATION ralnslltIve, Sr No venus or Thomas y$ toy GIVEN 333.7073 TO ALLOW WAIVER, AFTER lurligeHia or i e. _. 61111`11110111 11" !ft A. , low, of . eeL I I.rá cJThii1coca" ciii limper Agency, Wit.. limper, -13"4,1. ______________ . ID No. 1XIIP*.17W5 ls 1173 Pontiac Grin Prt* SOUl? DEO 133 Automobile *1,11. VInyl Tip over Dirt sius ID No. 2KJ7T3A1S1$ 1shi5 st.rW at Jock Presser Ford. md the .' himinoll county* Florida, urn $ - I. - 1$-4ItIp Wand ___ M4smlIs,psinhicol,r - - _ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. %ft.--ri by vIrtul SI Mat cortobi *r$ __ 11slillo 'NOTICIUNBER PICYSTIOUs Mi till SI Mi COUNTY COUrt SI Grin,' cm,y, in.miii Im.ms11 rsndsrd hi Mi SIsreali UI'1 00 Mi 31$ day of Jay, AD In that Cattails $I ii rGeneral Pininci $o,.II of Florida Plaintiffs %-W I" DOW I - I I __ 11 . ., . q 4 - •. . ~ . : • :" • *paret S yrs. up. Patios, Driveways C. Wa Sea .331.133) PAINT CONT. ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR FREE EST 323049 ce Ca INSULATION-- satmg, blowing, - Side by-bids r*Igiralsv, $75; plcslc table wi bunches, $5, lull $115 IN w-m.NrseS. RACO Foam, fiberglas & Cellulose 'owest pri s ll 1-uI30 Or 9Sl73i-a,se I baby AIR Pressure & Sham Cl.apIng, - yne . rises 332 . Painting Roof homes, moiI Mm's' etc MIkile home wscIaI rates. All J1J4 1 .. - ut1_IIk' - 7 Scolsring j° reai4 W.wlSpCtOf W16'UJ? ' 4;.. :- ' ,-q I_i t . '1.4 I.= • '.' _ 5A 't - _.4.i..- : .? - 4 ., •., -C . . ..-A 41 - .-! _ L ,r I ; . VIC-A, __ 0 X I . .. 11~ , 0I L;~2 ---- '- - - . - -., �- -. - - - . - 68—Evening Hara ld, Sanford, Fl. _ BLONDIE YOUR IS U SI1OLiLD I USE A LONGER I NT 1 THIN EJOUGH Il - • - - 47 Mop. 50 Toro past. ACROSS by Chic Young ','bU ALt.. kJ WISI4E0 Win-I I ' CAUSE ITV 'GONNAM HARD MOTION Iciuc iuic awsw DOWN .j\ .- - . . Tng sword • Accountant Low Blood Agricultural 1119191 I'I!I°ISJ implement I'1I11 II91'I'I 191 52 Pridominant 14 Grldder Jimmy 90 Not dry II Different S2Solardisc Tin — - . A] PLI o ç p $ JA I" IOIMIM Sugar II Turn your holiday desserts serving dish. Meanwhile, in salt. Blend in 1 cup of the Into dazzling finales this year top of double boiler heat flow. Press dough into bottom the easy way with 8W orange Juico and eream. In of a 9dz24xh baking pan. culent fresh fruits. Besides email bowl of electric mixer, Bak, In 350 degree F. oven 15 being naturally flavorful and beat egg yolk with anger and minutes or until lightly -'.bea1thfu1, fresh fruit desserts salt tutU thick and lemon browned. Meanwhile, in '.are beautiful to _______ behold and colored. Add juice mixture medium bo wl beat eggs ________ .0ffF soothing refrmeM slowly, dining condattly. lightly; add vanilla. . lillifter a bountiful meal. Return to double boiler, cock Gradually add brown sugar, over hot not bOillnlwater, Sto beM1i h FR}SHPEARS until blended. 10 minutes, stirring C0fl A L'ORANGE 3 cts water Jntly until mixture coats a Mix In remaining 2 ... tablespoons flow. *4 teaanoci i vwj auger 11111W spoon and imcxens -salt and cinnam n.St1in 8 emaIl, fresh pears slightly. Add almond extract. (VOS* walnuts. Spread i 'Y4cup freshly sqtaese(i Pour over pear Cover. Chili. mlittu and ov partially baked er Makes: 8 servings. r-tiange juice dough. Bake 35 minutes or FRESH COCONUT A will todicick inserted in *4 4 egg yolks DEUGIrTh Center comes out clean. Cool. 6 tablespoons sugar 6 tablespoons butter or Cut Into .. 24 bare. ¼ teaspoon salt tfltPrthe, softened Makes: 2 dozen cookies. ¼ teaspoon almOnd ¼ . ,t In medium saucepan ~ teaspoon salt, divided water and sugar; 1 cup plus 2 tablespoons -: Ifl$ to boiling, stirring sifted all.purpoa, flour . tly until sugar has 2 eggs ; dissolved; ¼ teaspoon vanilla boil rapidly 1 :jinute. Pare the pears, 1 cup brown sugar, firmly - -: duns intact. Remove packed ¼ teaspoon ground dn• thin slice from bottom of pea etandtçrigttt namon .- the saucepan. Reduce heat I cup grated fresh coconut - 0 low and poach pears 15 to 20 one-thIrd chopped wal'ugs 4 Inutu or until tender, but In small mixer bowl ixioiu $W fljrn Remove peers to butter, sugar and V. ARCHIE . - - sure to Impress family and guests for their "gourmet" look and the cook for easy preparation. -, '- • o . - -- - WE1E PROUD ' - . Fresh Pears A L'Orange and Fresh Coconut Delights are — . IJII ammm JIIJLIIJ' Ijil JIIJ ammm amma Emma Jil Iammma ammummm amam ammmm Haammm amm Jul amammmama no ppro uu am ll ammm Jul JIllf JIl, With Wednesday, Nov. 14, 19?P—IC With Fruit Sparked IM O R o aua ammolummm lI ammmummmmiumm amm amummm THE BORN LOSER EvenIng l4eraM, sanford, t. E& V #2 4V V U I ov . — I Feast nowAA IIl Two MM D& [Mu Ihad a 04M eel.s talmc1 t.m.i were that I a dl ij1dSd1OW blOSdU (d 1. " Me I I - Finish S ltJJ! I L S. Cv1u1 NUI TheRiven" DOWN I"lI!fI 1uI$1L1 1LIUjfU1 IS indignation • MI ITIAINI 19 Skin disease I Bench — 21 Foolish 2 Kind of bread 24 Slurs 47 Arabian ship --- IdomWo on 24 Small carrying 3 George Girth 26 Monkey 4$ RIPWIN 2, S6 be9 winebrother 2lHawslian It? Can it be bit C (wd.) 4 White shp -- porch cued and how do yes beams 1 I% U .a w" $ Jp$fØ• ou with It? 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TDh5 with it, me Making uunors, can oem In normal people the sweating, the f""' of ON o m who lays no ,Th$ nIat all. anxiety and even the fad lavth below 40 have been heartbeat, may all be canoed hy Increased, production of In yOw4atthI. Tha we don't adrenaline by a persona make the diagnosis of clinical body. U your blood glucose low blood .iar unlessthe liv.l falls, one of the first by Art Sansom al has ampIon's. uththebody does Istopow g a&.nallne because Ideally, do yingon mad be dem'jqidrdad it the 1e adrenaline stimulates the tInteths blow gtuco.. ism Is mobilization of glucose ft= your body and helps to I'm esnding you msHIM colimterad the action Litter nambu 3.1 Low Blood tiv1vnI (IhI - Much confusion occurs ber$%a YOU CSfl Pow O because adrenalbiebecano k* i.sndcsidswtthaIo Th ng, ether sftuitIoi. ft's the fight damped, self-addressed snnIops for I. am yow or N& hormone. And - If stressed for any NOW to me, In care of this you're r eason, you'll pour out extra P.O. Box 1561 .Ii&4, Radio tà.. at. %? IUL exactly th e sun. symptOms. NY 1S' o. Thus a parson can have by Bob Montana AaThe Health Ldter I'm _'me anxiety rea ct ions that hIjI 11 produceaymptcma because of .vw W ME CALLED MATCH WITS th,. adFl5th1s_FoduCjI___1,h.t (NSWSPAPIN INTIPRU AUN.) jp fri many 015 -1 are In , way to -I— i.2* .a.a. some have N• WI— an V prodne-, by symptoms thsy'isfIMing.In those in. , • danc,ft may bscausedby such t$'ip as a tunic, of the The Health Letter I'm pro'½e4'ig In sending you will ,ipI.n more glands HyBEIINICEBEDEO8OL the pancreas. The over, about what to do with your s on of Insulin causes the diet. A good way to get For Thursday,, inursuay, . 15, 1979 low Wood glucose levels, glucose without having such Th.othsrtyp.and prolably major swings In the blood more form of low level Is to use raw fruits, such today. blood sugar Is reactive YOUR RIRIIWAY as apples, and vog.tables. November11'1PXI , ,• hypogly ,inla. Ths mean. Became they contain bulk This coming yew you may Be eweloveice by Howie Schneider 'I the Hood glucose may ho they an slowly absorbed Into perfectly normal In the the bIooreun, as opposed -' not, a continual Impruvimoid U decisions wt tor ' ' fIMk data but fall,to my to concentrated sweets such In mitten relating to your an w4m others low levels suneihit,, ir a user and swIM drinks. career or finance.. Scone of toda JD (EE&) / tWa win be due topersons CM! ) a-&-.& b dila 10 is knmng you and llAuthorof I - Has Many Causes 57 Ones (Fr.) 12 Journey 15 Tedious WI4AT ABOUT MISS BLIXLEY$ Iê.IEARIIER MOTH" ,SFAT! -- Answsr to Pravious Puzzle Be Corners train __________________ INETIOI 59 Diminutive suf. irrifoji IAININ A T1NNIuUeluI - BEETLE BAILEY . - Wednesday, Nov. 14, IM — - -:- -. •_,_ - t - -' - HOROSCOPE - • -. -. . --al ___ - - X __________ - - PUM ____ _____ _______________________ - ______.- - -. •1 . wov•mu•r ____ EEK& MEEK . • -. -- ____ 7 - i. 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Wednesday, Nov. 14, lffl Come To Brunch U P H011'aday Fecist olor ulSalads Dress C f Are you ready to open your, ante new excitement by refreshing fruits. folded into the mixture, set raw traditions for the not firm. Meanwhile, add Combine gelatin and curry I cap diced orange sections, house to the holidays, shaping the meals with the Are you intrigued with the SilJdy this creamy salad will family few. applesauce and wine to powder. Acid boiling water drained Christmas Is more than Just look and taste of today - ease of a "built-In" dressing? salute your imaginative PEACH-APPLESAUCE measured gelatin. Chill until and stir until gelatin is ¼ cup chopped celery another holiday because Its shimmering molded, fruited Then prepare the Peach. approach. MOLD thickened. Stir in nuts. dissolved. Add cold water. special atmosphere alters the gelatin salads, Dissolve raspberry flavor Applesauce Mold In a ring Which do you prefer for the 1 package (3 ox.) peach Carefu way we see people ll y spoon into mold. Combine cram cheese and gelatin in 1 cup of the boiling the Here Is an honored trio of mold and serve a creamy ThreeLayer Cranberry Salad flavor gelatin world, Chill will (urn, 4 hours or chutney, beating until water. Measure ¼ cap and salads to suit the occasions, dressing from the center of it. loaf shape or Individual I package (3 Os.) overnight. Corn blñe smooth. Very slowly blend In add ¼ cup cold water; pour It'. the Christmas spirit Whether labeled as 'side it's a decorative holiday molds? It's your choice but, strawberry flavor gelatin that weaves itself Into the sa lads" or as meal ac- wreath design mayonnaise, sour cream and gelatin; beat until smooth. Into ixSInch loaf pan or. In. that's prepared whatever the shape, you will 2 cups boiling water cinnamon; mix well and chill. Chill until thickened. Fold In dividual molds. Chill until set very fabric of family companlments, they will with peach and strawberry serve cranberry sauce a new % cap cold water traditions - foods, for enhance meals from the flavor gelatin Unmold gelatin. Serve with apple. Pour Into 3- or 4-cup but not firm, about 20 to 30 combined In way, along with diced oranges 1 can (1% oz.) sliced the dressing and garnish with mold. Chill until firm, about 4 minutes. Dissolve lemon example, prepared with coziest of family gatherings to two Is cannedin sliced chopped celery In a zesty peaches, drained and diced alp salad greens, If desired. hours. Unmold. Makes about 3 flavor gelatin in runs ning loving care. So. tider the the most WAA of parties. peaches suspended one and layer of raspberry flavor I cup appiessuce golden brown turkey to the Makes 5 cups or 10 servings. cups or 6 savings. All three molded creations layer; applesauce, chopped gelatin boiling water. Add % cup cold the bottom layer ¼ cup port wine or water festive board with all the are possible with the ver pecans and port wine corn- when umncicd. Sandwiched water and chill until slljtly ¼ cup chopped pecans trimmings. THREE-lAYER satility of gelatin, deliciously bined thanother layer. thickened. Blend In sour between a top layer of ½ cap mayonnaise But, let this be the year to compatible 'with a varidy of APPLECHUThEY CRANIERRYSALAD cream. Spoon carefully into Does the subtle flavor of raspberry flavor gelatin Is a ¼ cap sour cream SALAD 1 package (301.) raspberry pan over dear layer. Chill curry appeal? Walt until you layer of sour cream blended ¼ teaspoon chm'mon 1 (3 package Os.) lemon flavor gelatin until set but not firm, about 30 gather compliments for the with lemon flavor gelatin Dissolve peach and flavor gelatin 2 il cups bo ing water minutes. Blend cranberry Apple-Chutney ey Salad, a lemon j tJy smooth, strawlierry gelatin together In ¼ teaspoon curry powder ¼ cap cold water sauce Into remaining. rap. flavor gelatin-based salad Toad the season with these boiling water. Measure I alp 1 cup boiling water I package (3 ci,) lemon berry gelatin; chill until mold which I. lightly gdmmagieg gelatin salads and set aside. Add cold water ¼ cup cold water flavor gelatin thickened. Fold in oranges "touched" with curry powder, which lock more like scuip- to remaining gelatin. Chili 2 packages (3 ci. each) ¼ cup cold water and celery. Spoon into pan. Delight In the flavorsome tures In color, form and until thickened. Fold in cream cheese, softened 1 cup sow cream Chill until fInn, about 4hours. combination of cream cheese, texture. Let this be an old peaches and pour Into 5. or 6. ½ cap chutney, diced 1 (8 can oz.) whale berry Unmold. Garnish, If desired. chutney and diced apple fashioned Qiridmas as you cup mold. Chill until ad but 1 cup diced apple cranberry sauce. Makes S½cl*)sorl0servinga. V Have Some Belgian Waffles..., / Ii cup butter or margarine, directions. Using 1¼ cups $)T1) Have you darted brunching Basic Belgian Waffles better for each waffle, bake yet? Served anytime from melted Toasted silvered almonds on preheated waffle iron 30 to mid-morning to I tsp vanilla extract midIn a medium saucepan, mix 60 seconds. Turn waffle Iron; afternoon, brunch Is won2 cups milk continue baking 2to3minutes sugar and cornstarch. Stir In derful- and economical In small bowl, mix flour or until steaming atops and orange juice and ¼ cup maple way of weekend entertaining, and salt; set aside. In a large waffle is golden brown. Makes syrup. Stir constantly over These medium-high heat until an IdealBelgian waffles make bowl, beat egg whites with 6 waffles. electric mixer on high speed offering.The recipes mixture thickens and bubbles. come from Pat Jester's new In ORANGE form. SUNSHINE Stir in orange sections. Cool Brunch Cookery, an exciting until stiff peaks WAFFLES menus another bowl, beat yolks until only until warm. In a small collection of brunch ½ cup sugar thickened and lemon-colored, bowl, beat whipped topping, and ideas. about 5 minutes. Stir In 4 cup cornstarch yogurt and 4 cup maple BASIC 1Ai cups orange juice melted butter or margarine syrup until fluffy. Chili t3 gfl BELGIAN WAFFLES ¼ cup maple-flavored serving time. Prepare Basic and vanilla. Alternately add Bake these extra.thick and flour mixture and milk to yolk Syrup Belgian Waffles. Serve crisp waffles on a special mixture, beating well after 4 oranges, peeled, sectioned waffles topped with whipped Belgian waffle Iran. each addition. Fold egg 1 (4 ox.) carton frozen topping mixture and warm 2 cups all-purpose flour whites into yolk mixture. whipped topping, thawed orange sauce. Garnish with 1 tsp salt 1 (8-oz.) carton plain yogurt toasted, slivered almonds. 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Musnst.rCh..si.. 64L Kraft's Crown Invol led Gruy.r.Chu.. da .. .V V V • .*.. 11111111111ste Corn $11. Pas Nsw Encyckedls S1,laus.g. 14L .............. Piasks Chem .................. C:- $lo Ch i #Uo21 I. woociy'sC CI1e • isr or *Iumss & I Portwlns Ch sin __ Is. HEAT AND SERVE Obw of @a . . . ............ . ........ Swill a Premium Deli Thin Bait, 84." sin Idami olft T%JRKIY . Cooksd Turk•y 41' 4s.Drsan1 g(yow'dinl) 9 to 10 Swift's Pr..zTim Sliced Solo" or Iz. I..,. 399 38' 12-08. $ •5 CIII I S Hslnx Tomato ktoltt. .. 89' No Label Dark Corn or Red Libel Light Kere yrsip....... C,osul Blackwell ft.d Label Swset 6. Narmalads '' 79' xid Nuts ................. .... . .............. II-.i. ' . . lucid AanvIisi000f " 069. sue ...,.... ...............• Gad Gravy . .. •1 2 V *' 40os. 79 40 0a Plamer's eese ... ... I s'" 170a. BruIce'sCul 59s es. " ........ C.a V Stokely Cut orFrench Style '" Wisconsin Cheese Bar Shredded Mozzarella or $1" arp Cheddar, Longhorn or -.-, .' Lolkow Very Young SmiN 1 Till H 1! ¶1 J 11 P-U liii liii liii '.1 J Cheddar Ch..s.... 011. I CoUtFui*& Sh I 1 . .... _..S............ ....... I I flefl!_OP,,flflfl. t XIP A 4 GreenStampsto. 1 14-Ct. or 50-Ct. Rot. Decongestant Dnlstan Tabl.ts each fot' *.. N.,. is. tI7i , : I I J Anacl Tablets r... BREAKFASTCLUB GRADE A FLORIDA ,"- Stuffing....................... Breakfast Ckk White, Bilsead ............. 3'1°' Breakfast Club 34p. Dinner Rolls ....... $s. shake lBake Chicken Bonus Pak - * ...... '' iblr Cookl $. Weston StonedWhsatThin •rs...............,..... r' $110S j dozen JWGreedtamps '0" bOl as' 4Xor1OXCofectlonersPowdered, Golden Light Brown or Fashlonood Dark . Dliii Crystal Sugar 2 t. .-- or Electric _.1. Drip, Old 0j. With Brandy or Regular, ' Borden Mimi • Meal 2$-08. Jar 89' Green Stamp . .................. rju Shopping days * lift 'till Christmas $2. vit. 6. (tapVss am . No,. If. tI7I Only jj Paj i $&I __, Maxwell House Coff........ •••• goes"'a 4WGreenStamps I.gs 1JWfIUr(eflS)Iafl1PS1 Molt's Natural Apple Juice lillahika (AS Varieties) $105 JessSEcsd 75. so* ... Swift's Premium Gov'tnsscted, Shipped Oulck#roaen, £vlsc., Grads A - 9110 U.$.u.A. OsIskaN,s Tasty Pickle & Pimento Loaf or German s. Delicious Re" or Gino. Sda........ S...... . . .. go $140 ........ V Potato Idsd • . Rudy-Ic Swift's Pr Gov' S?JSd U. A. Grads a V sbo Is. • VVV V V ncTaa.wse.t . For Y111111, Head, Bread 011111 0 yssids Wrap.......... 41' . -......... .. 4 a" I ' 31u4 1$,OiLibeI,ForDiehsS - . Iinssr Mupkluis ON LsW Asserted or . ..... . V P* .. 1. 9' 1' I _ PRiUCaISRS.....,..,... in 1EOUCATION WEEK Navimai It'll. IllS _________ us. •'ii w ss.. also", last. ..., .... of Vdbw , V shopping Is o pIeosur UNFOlD PLAZA, UNFOlD DOWN-TO-EARTH . 39 " W" embsillea Thanksgiving Beauty is expressed In this warm-looking candle arrangement. Everyday items such as earthenware crocks, custard bowls and canning jars serve as holders for candles In various sizes. The arrangement Is accented with dried beans, preserved foods and stalks at dried wheat. LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTI., LONGWOOD THIS AD 0005*? TNIII LOCATIONS ONLY: Ott md6w4 4. Ills . • where 1s.o& WL 1 ' - 19. IflS Ile. • & r Pubili W* be Closid Thursday, Nov. 22, 1979 for Thanksgiving. SAVE 14c. Pi kx sWi sim / V • OR& t8EPTlC , .I "0• NSSSd niir-'-. Easy-Off Oven Clean,, 16-oz. size 9. 111N15 Sal.. IN.. If, iS1S SUPPOQYAMERICAN Riblng Alcohol.... "814111111110 ..' 1ae ........- •0 eS, p_I '411 0. _ ..... .......... Sita Twsto -* Sr jjevy Duty Aluminum FoN 1Shu wide) V dd ft IwII.IIIIuPII.cuIS, : '1'insMeddsLass 1111 lowin WAVOMS 0 4 J4t4GreenStanips1•J I Shortening V Cheese. ••••••....... V V Isco V oft . sea , V V - EXtUA V• V \ T 11* T1:;, L '••••• , H PISNNN V • . .SesdCeeVhed., p,e I501 ..,S. ,..,. a ng Grain & Wild VV (fi $4 Sins) n ISEIJWICh.,...mm... •S ISO Prseh-M V Olins, OscarMsperØ'tesulvorSsel) • . V V ftW Ms Pumpkin 5IJiajp £.. mil TaMy Capoiss , , toasted toppings JWGreenStamps I 75. Z.ely-Flaversd oc was . . U.$D.A. Grads A PSu 95 V I tablespoon prepared mustard 2 cans (4 ounces each) corned beef spread 4 English muffins, split, toasted 8 poached eggs In medium saucepan. combine sour cream. I tablespoon scallions and mustard. Heat, M.irrtng.. casionally, but do not boil. Spread corned beef spread on EnsiWi muffins. Convenient muffin halves. Place egg on foods you keep on hand each muffin; spoon sour combine to make Impressive cream sauce over eggs; brunch treats. And brunch- sprinkle with remaining wlches are as simple and chopped scallions. economical as you want to CHICKEN CRUNCH make them! Budget-wise canned meat BRUNCH-WECII 2 cans i44 ounces each spreads are the key to the satisfying quality of these chunky chicken spread 1. 4 cup coarsely chopped dishes. The natural moistness of the meat makes for tasty, almonds L4 cup chopped celery rich and filling fare. In these days of soaring meat costs, 4 English muffins, split, It's nice to be able to serve toasted 8 eggs meaty dishes without spen. 1 4 cup shredded Swiss ding a lot of money. Zippy Beef Brunch-wich cheese features corned beef spread, In small bowl, combine topped with a savory sour thicken spread, almonds and cream and mustard sauce celery; mix. well. Spread that's so easy to do, yet is thicken mixture on muffin sensationally delicious, halves. In large skillet, fry In the mood for chicken? eggs over low heat to desired Chicken Crunch Brunch-wich, degree of doneness. Place one zesty combination of chunky egg on each muffin half; chicken spread and almonds sprinkle with cheese. Place and a fried egg, fills the bill, under broiler; broil until cheese melts. Yield: 4 serZIPPY BEEF vings. BRUNCH-WICH -- ••••• EXTRA and friends together over a delicious brunch the latemorning, early-afternoon meal that makes a special occasion out of breakfast. And when you feature brunchwiches on the menu, it's even more special. Hearty and imaginative, brunch-wtches are open-faced sandwich-like creations of eggs, meat spreads and other served on i ' cups sour cream P - tablespoons chopped scallions, divided -- Mom P.pp.rldg. Farm Regular orCornbread we Stuffing....................... P.pporldgeForm Regular orCornbrsad tSOS. SIN hins .sUsgs iu: all PVC.•I• 01 JwGreedtamps (Umit I Please, With Other Purchases of is or More, Eacludlag LW Tobacco Items) V ____ SP Peeled£Divelnid Shrimp 12-oz. pkg. 1. 41 &pw.,W•d No, SI. 1,7,1 ,u.. a 85. Kraft'skidivldually-Wrapp.d Sliced K%tural I II nwwm *Mmft TM 46P bbw in 3 2' • V-V Cheese Food......... Of. 99' •• Ff N1.1- .laMsopesus II Kraft's indIvidually-Wrapped Sliced PIm.ntoorAm.rlcan " Suimyismid (flspdsr or Hot) Looking for ways to tertain without straining the food budget. Bring family E X TU A $1 ill 111M I ll 11 Kraft's Sliced Sandwich Size Natural . *41ft hole 4_06 Aiiuims Fantail Shrimp....... 6" , V he 'laLho PUBUX RESER VES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD WGreenStampsI PT-08ingleton's Frozen Treasure Isle Frozen Breaded ...Or Maybe A BrunchoWich V MozwsUa 11111111106 ur- J1S-I Cooked Squash.... 3 95c GOOD IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES 5 $459 • V With 89' 5For rLl,It.114%Vit,h 11 o.oS a., y•a$UO NOVEMUER2I, 107$... CLOSPD$UNDAY.... aw 3arO1jr .... The next time company's due, plan a brunch It's a delicious featuring Zi ppy uc't,f and ecoiwmical new idea in entertaining! 32 oz. IPuIIuI.IIIUIIIIIIIU.IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII1IIIUUIIIIl11 THURSDAY, NOVINSER 15, THRU WEDNESDAY, W96 pat Cu $ur dry. -t; r. salad. *a muchness ON 0M., liellowidedeom'W ___ 390 Chicken, Corn Bread, With Rice or Pork Steve Ton Stuffina Q. THIS AD EPFEC11VE • • REC Cola Mince Pie llarge red qpls mellow 4 gunmen No low Evaporated Nlk ........ 13-os. con (1 Cheese AW rZ. .rf= Into 24 piece. tandsr. a . RW sac" 199 DIET RITE FLAVORS NEHI OR '. Pot 7' Breakatone's Tern-Tee Whipped Cream Ch..s. s..... $1" Sliced (Ak,.jag"" rI Bacon J J Cottage I '4I4 "~~ FANCY FRANKS ON RYE Scallop top edge. Brush cut 2 packages (5 ounces each) surfaces of apple with lemon miniature frankfurters Juice. Fill with portion of ¼ cup Pimiento cheese chees, mixture; refill as spread needed. Core remaining 16 slices Party Rye or apples.Cut in wedges and p P 1psrntctM diesso, c'.* in in lemon $os. Serve low butt res.wiee __ With a sharp knifa, cut Snack Sticks with cheese frankfurters almost through spread. Yield: 144 caps. Into 16 to ii sertloos. Spread PORE APPLZ KADOUR ½ teaspoon of cheese spread 2 pork bade desks, cut % on each half slice of breat inch thick (approzlmutely 2 Put I frankfurter on each half poimde) slice of bread, curving it % cap apple Juice slightly. Place on rack in 1.3rd cap calsap broiler pan, 4 Inches from 2 labupooni soy aw heat, and broil 10 to 20 1 do,e garlic, minced minutes. Yield: 33 appetIzers. 2 tablespoons; calaap MUERMATEN APPLE 1 ''all green pepper, cut OWN are Whipped Topping.con 7 6 1205. 0 pk. Bottles . Kraft Marshmallow Cr.m. ':: 450 Flavor Perfect Ti. Bags ..................... lI: 1" Kraft's Dessert . Potpourri 1½ pounds fresh pork Partially (rem. Meaks to sausage firm; remove boos., cut Into ½ cup herb seasoned utrlps ¼ to ¼ inch Ibick and dutfing mix Place In plastic beg or deep 1411rd cap chopped onion bowls Combine apple juIce, Is, 1 egg 3rd cap catsup, soysauc. and ½ teaspoon dry nuutazd garlic; pour marinade over ¼ teaspoon salt pork Mr, turning to coal. ½ teaspoon pepper TI0 beg securely or one i cap apple juic. bowl; marinate In 3 tablespoons cider vinegar, refrIgerator 4 to $ hours (or 1 tablon brown sager overg). Remove Meek % cap cnbed gingersnaps strips from marinade, Con, and grate enough reserving marinade, and apple to make 1 cap. Add thread (weaving back and sausage, doffing mix, onion, forth) on thin wooden egg, dry miuterd, salt and skewers. Combine 2 Pepper. mixing lightly to talihapsiae callap with 3 combine. OiU 20 minutes. tablespoon if reserved Shop Into emafl balls; marinade. 1.ad 1 pIece of broeasoe all eldukilugs gr.sn;td.sth fr$ng.pen. Pour off drip. .bawor. Place kababa a rack pigs. Combine apple juice, In broiler penS to 4 'the vinegar, sugar and glgsru from but. BroIl 11 to 1$ snaps; pour over meatballs. minutes, turning and Bring to boil Mining cc.. brushing with marinade culonafly; reduce hut, 'cuin*, .20 covet tw* am minionor Is minute.. Core remaining PIiceIplecsdappIeese.ch and cut Me. iuin; addtomMbsaadiuu medium lift JiM 1111$ Is th 1* 84M* (Liesi) amiss Ian' keep wun. yt.ii ialummiedk----j msalbslls. . •. TIW SPREAD 10 (4 puru) u4App,aaJp a*ge deemme $ emcee UiIM .ihuiui, $ tsbl:w (resin Roos* 79 ' '' $10, pag. Peanut Butter Chips ' Sour Crm........... t. PublIx Will be Closed Thursday, Nov. 22, 1979 for Thanksgiving. ARMOUR STAR SAUSAGRBALLS Chocolate Flavored Sak.r's Chips............ ................ Dun-Fresh SAVE 18c, Welch's Frozen Cranberry Juice Cocktail.......? 79' SAVE bc, Aunt Jemima's Original or Buttermilk 1 0os. Frozen Waffles....... 694 SAVE 33c, Banquets Frozen Chicken, Beef or Turkey Pot Pies ................4 1 SAVE 18c, Rich's Frozen Coffee Rich...........3 . 1 SAVE bc, Fleischmann's Frozen Egg Beaters .......... ' 89' SAVE 15c, Pet Ritz Frozen Pie Shells .............. 1 0-0,1.. 54' SAVE 13c, Birds Eye Frozen tO-os. Broccoli Spears .... 4' 4* SAVE bc, Birds Eye Frozen Cauliflower ............ l' 55. SAVE 18c, Birds Eye Frozen Sweet Gh.rkln.......... l5-ot. 79, ' Cooki.. Beer 45' Viasic S • " Swanson's Broth........ - V MICHELOB Aunt Nellias Pickled Sliced or Harvard But. ........... 13%-ox. Chicken or 14-oz. Beef 1L."W1 V V -V - - 4 ,Jp p..#m.,.., . . -, p Wd4 .----.--- -.-.. . -- ._. ,,• V. , .- . .. -- 7771 -... 4 .q - • V 1 71117 a.- lt -V.th ke-u,.. • i#. 4, j,, • I ' ,,, . • a- ' -'... . - _ T 7- �-. - á____ — — — OOUUOOQOOQOOOOOOOOOi)OOOOOO SAVE — - I I' : I go COUPON GOOD NOV. 15.17 II I I TM COUPON0000 IN ClANGS, SIM14OU. 0ICI.A, ilVAIC. V0IUA.Ml. CIT1US. Cl4*Otti, $UMTSR, COWlS. Lit, *ANON COUNTIS I LAMLLI P4 *NDS'V COtP4t! ' 1 rItcL • OOOOOOOOOOOOOODOOOOOOOOOOO rI. '••'• II I - •• • il AN C II - W CAN .. - . • I...• U L-1 •UlSUS -. '.i." _LiL1 ilNUNilMW*IT1 -... ,4. %!I I J US1sofa woww L= (flWS C4!I t taIS i — ',' .__ - .' _____ Sl M.LSTillSiuITlIl SlIMS Ill Till LIS RISNIIL LILAC WHIT[, PINK 01 YELLOW . - , 'BAGS _ . kc .. . .. . . .. • t•,.• • ... 4 ,' SHORTENING CRISCO 'T!'JSUGAR LImItI wIth$1.00.i.ws Limit I with $500 or mom purch.s. •xcI. cigs. psirchan excl. ties. c SAO ASTQI O0t *01. .... THRIFTY . NORWICH . II 89 LI . .. DCIII Q4KING COIN MvMNMix.4$9c CY. • • ITS • ., •-.$•. L-;. ;.y. .., . jji SAO ARROW FACIAL $$ 7 J CCAUMO MID pursh.i. .*sI. eIs. PKG. THUF #AID ~ EDAL c - •( FLOUR_ Umlt twlth$L0l srmsr . c PK00 LU t M _ TISSUE W SILP.RISING UNBLEACHED OR PLAIN , BATH FI HER -, , I TAPIESS . S ______________ IWStcm ..'. ..' ., ":•; II .; • '- • j :y IL $à99 WITH THIS COUPON UMLT ONE PER COUPON COUPONS 0000 ONLY wim ADOm0NAI PuicHalu OP $1.00 01 MOON IXCIUSINS CIOUITTI$. L I Of $10000 MOON IXCIUOING CIGARITTIS. .' - 1 FARMLAND BONILISI ftI& WITH THIS COUPON LiMIT ONE PER COUPON COUPONS 0000 ONLY wmi A30OMAI PURCHMS :- 1: till COUPON 0000 P4 MOON. UNOLV, CICSOLA. WIVAID. O4A LAIS, OTPUI. CNA*OTTL SUMTIS. COWlS, Lit. w.AIION COUP4T1I$ & LAMUI P4 1*401? COUNTY. cl'I CANNED 9 . p QQQQQQJQQQ COUPON GOOD NOV. 13.17 a..' I I I ICRANBERRY I U z-.' ThIIY MAID . ., • ............ .-...--.- I.r 1 ' '-- -. • PATCH HARVEST FRESH from the PRODUCE HARVEST FRESH . - 14 HARVEST FRESH £ VV I RED OIOOLDIN U.S. No. 1 -:"_ DELICiOUS POTATOES .: '•" a, APPLES H 10 Lie xa--: '" L-•-. ••r, WW - I • . . BREA)1V HASVIST PuSH LARGE CELERY SWEET ..&stustsU mAws 1W! 041111 ITALIAN GARLIC. 1000 LVS6 DOUR DARUNO ISOWN N URVS NAKY I TWIN MsTlO IHIUID DI Ps.l 5 -. . . . . • DIAMOND (*5 INIU) MIXED NUTS It -: •. SUEUR .. SAO * GAL. ... YELLOW $109 HAIVUT PRISM - 2" GREEN ONIONS 3es1" GAVE IO'.TNIIFTYMAID ICE MILK OI SUPI111AND 1)411W 04 ALL FLAVORS ICE MIS SMITH HALF CREAM PUMPKIN OTTAGE IL AIHAIC • • ONIONS •, • SUPIRIRAND • ' • I -. $19 NAIVUT PlUM JUICE ' 69c ORANGES 5 . 1 NARVUT PIIIN CAIIOTS...... 49c 1 ORANGE C (&.'i' ' FLOW MINUTI MAID S lid -• ... . 69 D'Awoupuls6c.9p Holy.. .........2" S 4.. 2" an Pu CHll • p2" 2" PIuooppI. Mix. •. .... PwoEs QClAN SPRAY ISARV!$T PRIsM SP / FRUIT CAKE MATERIAL 1 . a... UMVIST pals" ry Stand MUSHROOMS 24.z. I" ' lee 's Cwnt , Ll BAG NRVIT RUI ' to 98c u1 i: 99c 4 SAMI 3P ON 3 U w WHIP TOPPIN •i- 'USTARD PIE • •.. MV! 10 MORTON PUMPKIN 01 3 cu C PIE ....... MINCE 20' ON DIXIANA tWIN PACK PE SHELLS......2 ,99c 24.01.7 WE c 0-08. 3 1$. 26.z. SIZE CUP s. T. ftaL ,, I 'T: • OR SAVE 14' *01 =- 0" iws Mi ON MV! 30' .IRIDOPOSO IlIAD (3 50*1) 10-08. PK0. GH U.. • • • • • POTATOES .......1 KOUNTRY tam M11101 ALL 00000 Cw .0 0 0 0 is' o- •.• 69 "c 69c size SAVE 20' .IUPIISSANO 5) SOUR c CREAM ******* CUP 79c CREAM~s I4AO1$) CHEESE . . . . ALL NATURAL 35,. 99c Y66 irf l~F ...... MV! SO' C46C1( 0000 IUTT1K 01 RWUTMIIK MOUNTAIN MAN 10I. 39 NSCUITS . . . . . . . . C lIVE SO' LAND WNIIINI (QUARTERS) 141. R 0 q 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 P . $14' 0000 CHOCOLATE CHIP COOKIES ........fto . AN p OP RO , lê.oi. * - --• Ill • — X IjI low I __ r OWN L a S - •'• I e_ f 7 , - - :.. fl - - S s I, __________ —. • $ _.. I .L -._' b•-c ' - �- V. '- • S '.•'' -• nord, Fl. Wadnssdsy, Nov. 14, 9fl Evenlna Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Have a . 9plestive SMARLI WINNER __ PrF6btb1 $1,000 - L L GAME WI N N IRS ARJONIE ANDING V OM STUDIN ILUI CONkLIN LYNCNI$TAI 0. VISASI 111*10W KILCNI*1I THUNLAND S. OVIAfl I. V. NAN? JULIO MALDOWADO SUSSA I. I10WW ALLIN SlINkily ..o,w a. sAiu LLOYD I. Stickily WINDIS oasog*s INNI CONUM CHAlLIS L. NANSLIT .IWI$ W. NILDA oviss S. P. 1101.51001 .101 OLIN WN.$ON DONOTHY TOWILS NICHAND P111115 JUDY JACKSON , P. GANKOS ANNI GU PETSOS - ST MOLtI? I. P*$$MAN P SI SOlOMON MMI 5*1111 A SINGER 111 A DONNA DQMVON QUICK FROZEN .. • S 4 5 5 Ga. Red Sweet Potatoes 111S.1 umW to Fresh Yellow Onions 3W SM STAR Rod or Golden Apples 494 SM* Emperor Red Grapes \. ,594 Fresh Florida Grapefruit 6`0 $10 SAW 30 $4I Snowhite Mushrooms LP 1151* Fresh Anjou Pears L1390 1MM Fresh Green Cabbage is 154 11510 Loose Yellow Onions LB 124 14V1* Fresh Cole Slaw or Salad 494 BF ac Pineapple S *jJUJf 2 LAR STALK SAVE 400 c9*%X64#41 U.S. NO. I i6 CAN SAVE 200 79® 2 14 $1 PANTRY PRIDE TOMATO JUICE 4601 TANGERINE SAVE 2O SM*iS BUNCH SAVE 1O SWEET FLORIDA LARGE • 16W M&0041 BROCCOLI 99* LB BAG $AVI2O CALIFORNIA POTATOES H BAG FRESH BAKING SAVE 79* SAVE 21 I3oz BAG a CUT YAMS $99 OUNT Libby's Cot Beets instant PitatNs Pantry rIT.maWs (M*•$s, Contadina, Tomato Sauce D!R7PIesI n lie#-A-Reni _~ ummulwa Go# IsIuxoUlCako mix, Cake U17imtw 1=181 1 ' ! j SAVII.M WL . - ) ,II.Soz fl L CAN Al" - —.------- -;. -. — •'' 1i7w',ksl 2/$1 89.4 PautrUrIdsmcuspp, 694 A. 894 Gaa.u,.,,ii 79 $1.01 i.'% Kosher hIts 1.47 rM1 pi 970 $171 . — - — S . _ 894 NIM*Br.ssI sisIuij Pmus A 59 NIce S S - _____ . - . - — S - ____ GOVERNMENT INSPECTED QUICK FROZEN — — . U,S - w U U HALF GALLON CARTON SHENANDOAH BRAND TURKEY PAN ROASTS ALL - 32oz SHOULDER STEAK OR ROAST •i Kiij Size Wood _• .; II.MGM cut Poui ci. 99c u _ *3wNT1U Tst.rine Mouthwash .CsIato Shave Crum 'Crest Tostlipasto SM W."m I But SflCk Deodorant *i'041 as gu~ I bulls Tablets *7W IS. LAIN Ill S 1511111 W'Jte lain f Spray SM *11w 115111115101* *WISS$lwAlP But Spray Deodorant . waftmamew Fierge Organic Shampoo Mau Wiles Organic mis. 5 .I'ItISPS, 3/$1' Rolls ' lad 390 I 3T0 LOS —.._ — — . 1" WINE LI1.5TER $329 594 ADHESIVE $111 1'ONLY 994 $ 4I $51 * Miischini ChaRles 1' OO 0*4 594 i71 Dandy Dog Food $571 151*1515101015 $571 Ration Dog Food Swift Chili w/Beaus OP81we catsup 994 5 I .•.. I •. £ . • 1I ZI... I .. •• S e : . • lk: . . . ' ' - . $99 HALF GALLON IWI NUN URIPRAUMIICH 7110$ 0 IL€.. ;I £ 21 - f t s • • I-. .0• L... - 4 I 189 SAVE 40 59 Rest lays'!,, KIDS BATH MATS I &od' / 1 29 /N co 0.0MePQIiffePehaadise/ voww 51110.1*1115 SinAi ___ All Occasion Gift Wrap _ 51*155110511 U MI Rack N' Roast Pans Pristine AntiFreeze $51at515 11w Woiford Candy Jar 594 __ awer 794 MItI Faldi.. Im •. is. - ------_ --F, IN * Pantry Pride Whipped Topping 151*45w 1505 Sierra Sliced Strawberries 05*15w MIEN Morton Pumpkin Pies 151 SAW MINI Morton Mince Pies $51 * 05. Pantry Pride Orange Juice 151*4 P51 0150551 Pot Frozen Pie Shells MI 5$ 051 Glad Tall Kitchen logs 151*45w Tavt - Swish Pink Dish Detorgiat 89. SAVE MI u•YAI r DIET RITE COLA PAR 1602 STL$ PLUS DIPOSIT • _____________________________ -.. -A•- 1ver)2 wee/ 5to 77L. *1511551 MIt 11511 -- - S - "SUPIR HERO" I Des! D*v,kô7wepftfs/ sri hog PEG. SILVER LO SAUERKRAUT I LL NATURAL UISF*AUMILCN 199 EASTMAN 910. I OF F ;1u SS $ •,. . $ 98 I &GIT.I I PORK LOIN LEONARD KRIUICH NANDI WRAP •."'..••. S SAVE N=m F DF! CHAS ROSE OR BURGUNDY REAL SANGRIA IAM1gf.c. NIL $229. $AVI2O UK 0-ft paw 111101 11117T, Pumpkin Pie CILIA FOR $ . SAVE wo 99 MINIM________ _ BONELESS BEEF LB— _____________ GALLO PACK I2oz NM OIL. sox Des, t,I& AVG MICHELOB BEER $229 84o $AVI3 •- rUwu 200 00SF?. :.. 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AT 10A.6L 1.0 UP FARMER GRAY BASTED/AUTOMATIC POP-UP TIMER . • S I 1 ENTER OUR 1,80 OL S D AWINGS YOU COULD i) WIN THE NEXT CAR! UI -- 17 LBS YOUNG TURKEYS & OLD$MOIILI . III DIT*1L$ AT STORE MONDAY QUICK FROZEN U.S.D.A. GRADE A NSUT SIM 60 YOU COULD II AN INSTANT WINNII! ving... Prom the %upermarket Thinking of you -. — elo-0 _~*. T Wednudav, Nov. 14. 17-7C 5I ;;.',, • • U.•-• 1I4 ' - 494 3/1 894 894 3PI 994 894 794 too. �17 - , - . :•. 1 rivgi, aIrnu,g, ri. 7 V11u1*W.y, nuv. s, sn Clock-WISE Cooks Can Serve Simple, Yet Tasty Entrees 72nd Year, No. 741—Thursciay, Nov. 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 You may be the one who's butter or margarine th skillet. 1 tablespoon Parmesan always "on the" and yet you Add curry powder, garlic and cheese and lemon. Sprinkle enjoy the warmth and onion; saute until onion is with 1 tablespoon Parmesan relaxation of family, friends tender, about 5 minutes. cheese. Cover with dew glass and the evening meal. Din- Drain salmon and break Into cover and bake at 350 degrees ners in a dash need net be at chunks with a fork. Reserve F. for 20to min" orwgIL the expense of nutrition, several slices of hard-cooked hot. Garnish with lemon tastefulness or natural egg for garnish, if desired. wedges, If desired. Serves 4. elegance. Chop remaining egg. In &Inth Elbow or small shell Any one of the following square heat-resistant baking macaroni may be substituted. entrees using canned salmon dish, combine egg, salmon, MICROWAVE: Cook and vegetables can be rice, cayenne and onion completely prepared In mixture, Bake at 350 degrees spinach according to package minutes either conventionally F. for 15 to 20 minutes, directions. In 1%-quart heator in the microwave over, covered, or until heated resistant oval casserole, flake Salmon; do not drain. CornUtilizing convenient foods through. Serves 4 to 6. all bine with remaining from the sea and garden, MICROWAVE: Prepare 1 except stocked on your shelves, or in the rice according to package Ingredients, Your freezer, and prepared microwave directions, in- tablespoon Parmesan cheese and served directly from creasing time to about 15 and lemon. Cover with clear heat-resistant glass or glass minutes and rearranging glass cover and microwave on ceramic &ahes, will make you halfway through cooking HIGH 5 minutes. Stir: a very clock-WISE cook - time, Place butter or sprinkle with 1 tablespoon naturallyl margarine in 8-Inch square grated Parmesan cheese. An exotic dish for en- heat-resistant baking dish and Micorwave on HIGH, Un-tertalnlngaiteranyoutthgis microwave on HIGH 3 covered, l0tol2mlnutes,or Curried Salmon-Rice Medley, minutes, stirring once. Drain until hot. Garnish with lemon accompanied by Garden salmon and break into chunks wedges, If desired. Serves 4. flavorful Salmon Rice Medley with a colorful Garden Salad are time-saving attractions and perfect for entertaining. Salad. Curryovers will fewt with a fork Reserve several on this dish which combines slices of hard-cooked egg for colorful canned salmon, garnish, if desired. Chop frozen rice medley and hard- remaining egg; combine with cooked eggs enlivened with salmon, rice cayenne and QUANTITY PIICIS GOOD the golden flair and distinct onion mixture. Coverloosely RIGHTS TNIU WED., flavor of curry. The Garden with plastic wrap and RESERVED NOV.,, Salad of fresh spinach, microwave on HIGH 6 cucumbers, tomatoes and minutes. Serves 4 to 6. lettuce with canned GARDEN SALAD mushrooms °" 2 ctçs torn fresh spinach ________ olvibiriallorl green beam ad a fresh 2 cups tarn fresh head __________ highlight to the meal. 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SWUM; MILK __; it 69( Prepare rice according to ant drain. Combine with package directIons. Melt musiftIn• sa GALLON Ill, ds ' _ __________________________ I all TURKEYS TURKEYS 1.28 - Steak Roast NBC _ I-•a LI f- 4 H ••. 0 -. 1 FRYERS - I : '+• 1 • -- - •• + • •• '. - 1 r . g. WE=Nam t. i — — - U S , ns i.* TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Militant set for newsmen covering the takeover, students holding hostages in the U.S. he said: "In any case, there Is no need for Embassy today seized a three-member reporters to pry into the interior of the NBC-TV fllmcrew and held them several embassy." hours inside the besieged compound, a The spokesman, based inside the spokesman for the students said. diplomatic compound, was asked to An NBC spokesman in New York said comment on reports that some of the the three were released after women and non-American hostages questioning, but he had no details on the might be released soon through a detainment. government mediation effort to end the The students' spokesman said the men crisis, now in its 12th day. were seized from the rooftop of a building "We do not agree with any such atclose to the compound while filming the tempts," the spokesman told UP! In a Interior of the occupied embassy telephone interview. "Our stand Is the grounds. stand taken by Imam." In Washington, State Department Women and Asian hostages were officials expressed concern today about targeted for release earlier than the the seizure of the television team. One "white, male Americans," the sources official noted Tehran radio has been said. There are 62 American hostages, calling on Iranians not to harm any including about half a dozen women, and foreigners. about 40 non-Americans, mostly Asians. The incident occurred as the students A top official said Wednesday he would rejected any government attempts for ask the student militants to reease some the release of 62 American hostages and of the non-Americans II they proved to be ..aL I'J emIIU7VV5, I11UW.17 %WLW WJUUJVI - _LWJUCIL._ held for the past 12 days. Ayatollah Ruhoflah Khomeini sumcorrespondent Martin Fletcher, Highly placed official sources in Qom cameraman Barry Fox and soundman moned the ruling Islamic Revolutionary and Tehran said talks for the "phased" Drek Herinci. Council to Qom for a meeting on the releaseof some of the estimated hostages Miss Modinot said they were arrested crisis and other Iranian state matters, were being pushed by acting Foreign at midday while covering the 12-day the official Pars News Agency said. Minister Abol Hassan BaniSadr. seizure of the American Embassy, but Outside the U.S. Embassy, hundreds of But a spokesman for the students said, she was unable to provide details on the Iranians gathered today In support of the "We shall accept the word of Imam incident. Moslem students Inside and religious Khomeini, since he reflects the will of our The students' spokesman told UPI the leaders opposed to any compromise nation and will reflect the will of our crew's films were confiscated Wed promised a larger demonstration. nation whenever he speaks." nesday by the students. 'But again today The sources said talks were going on NBC producer Dina Modinot, con- they came and began filming from the about a possible "phased" release of tacted at her Hotel Intercontinental rooftop, some of the hostages. No details were office, told UP! the network had ap"According to our rules, that was an given. pealed to State Television Chief Sadeq offense," he said. "Why did they go on The new developments followed Qotheadeli for the release of the three the rooftop. Obviously they had some President Carter's 1014111. purpose other than just filming." declaration She identified them as producerAsked to specify what rules had been Wednesday of a "national emergency". County...Road.Survey:... New Tax Seen? A0.,6 By DIANE PETRY Herald Staff Writer Nick lonis . ' - Steak I Iran ian Students Seize Crew 0 TURKEYS 774 Evening Herald, CUSPS 481.2*0)—PrIce 15 Cents Awidant County Administrator Jeff The extra penny per gallon would Etchberger said an additional one-cent. generate about $650,000 a year for a.gallon gasoline tax and a property tax Seminole County. Seminole County embarks on a 5. in the unincorporated areas of the county As with the tax now paid for fire month road conditions study this week are two possible funding sources. protection, an additional property tax In with an eye on possibly asking voters to The gasoline tax penny would be added to the eight-cent tax the state already the unincorporated area, if approved, Seminole County, Altamonte Springs and Longwood firemen fought a fire approve a new tax. would create a special tax district. Etch' study, which will not cost imposesoneach gallon. Thereisalso a bergersaldhedoesnotknowhowmuch at 7:45a.m. today lnthe mobile home of Ron and Cynthia Ann Doss, 744 taxpayers any additional money, Is four-cents-a-gallon federal tax. The Honeysuckle Dr., Lake Kathryn Estates. The blaze left $25001 damage hi designed to assess the 300-mile county additional state tax cannot be imposed ttax would be needed if the county decides o take that action. Its wake. Mrs. Doss, and her ion, Daniel, were in the. bedroom at the time road network end determine how much unless voters approve it. of the blase and escaped through the back door. There was extensive needed Improvements would cost. The County officials want to be sure they Seminole County has about $3J million TRAILER ON FIRE damage to the kitchen, bathroom, living room and one bedroom. No one study will also consider possible means have the facts on the county's road of funding the improvements, was Injured, Branch Library To Stay At Old Sanford Post Office with a revss'ter dame. The restriction on Its me as a public library for a 30year period was inchided in an agreement with the U.S. General In 1963. The deed for the , Is stand by iti agreement with the federal faéfllty calls for the property to revert back to gevirimiei* and er4b!iu, operation of the federal government ownership if the lltrsey use Suninol, County breath Mbrary In Senlord at the Is not wal'.d iMil 1153. County P''#III1 Bill Kltthhofl v,ral Gild pout .office MIng a F Itreut. F1 'e.i vInd is lt any sEOd ii wmbs ago said the re,ertsr could be removed U The the city aiiuçly paid the federal goesmanluit the seW,. outrtgl* the pat cINos k for Its bull's value of 04,000 at the time It was value at the time the city me glem 'fac1Uty By DONNA ESTU HwaId1t Writer acquired In 1963. "As you are aware, considerable changes will The city cannot deed the facility to the county City Commissioners agreed this week, need to take place within the existing facility to until after 1083 when the federal reverter clause however, since the city's Intent Is to continua the make it more unable for... library services, would no longer be in effect. iIng's as a public library, the payment regardless of whether the use is to be a relatively Neiswender also urged that a work session and waiverIs not necessary. short or long term solution," Neiswender's . attended by both the county commissioners aud City Manager Warren Knowles has received a letter from County Administrator Roger Neliwender pointed out since considerable the city commissioners to discuss county con. ers Nelswsnder saying the coaty oonv"1 would be Involved even for an Interm cerns for library service and the role of the have expressed their Int4Ic" of seeking a the commission wants to know If the city library in downtown development be scheduled. renewal of the county lease of the building for ins would be receptive a The city commission took no action on the or a as a ead library through ApIU 0,1111 for the facility to the county for library purposes. request. Lie-Detectors In The Schools? An Oviedo student was mnjrid,tI for five days without ever bebigaltoellhisaidaofthsdoryandafterbIngtoldbe couldgstoftoalybypasulngalledsl.ctortat, hlsparentstold the SwiInsle Coaty School Beard W.doisday eigbl. ibIs sePail beard members nut ut1 the iuspuuion at hat me said th me surprised is hear that Me detectors were being used In the school., a regular practice, according to Superintendent W'fl-" Layer. The OMdo parents told the board they bad sshaat.d all other remedies in trying to relic, or remove their me's mupvwln, and since the pui:iMoi bad akeady ended they wereedyIntsriMedIn"gthsbserdawareolthsway it wuInçmeL The board heard th* statemats ofa te trim DIode prindpsl (dus Webb and the .èeel's Des. of Wan 'ir', two puph ike .rIaily ..ded the III grader. He was mqdd along with several ather dudats charged with throwing firomachets durIng_an outdoor yu1csl edMh"n dass wly this nlbt school i1als repedet The peroats d their me ordered to the des.'a office vehsmeiMgle.tMtit.fullyMateIdeofths • 1h c which In t he me but ith1y _ Daulol DalS.dsu dhCiiS his wld*s wad — wilk viollars M IM niiiiisiiiiiiiii M lusloslo (sIIy m me bb dIqy. DaMmdsss, a Isadurd iuuNI, dsaams*ra$sd hle an at do culege Wednesday and (ida, and Ill, work wIN be dhplay tbr.Nb Now. fl lb. s.sum locatidss1bs ground flsurd Sb. library bdftg sad le bee (a lb. pl1e. cusp i ft ',.•.. - .- -- • -I - - Common Practice, Says Layer By DAVID 96. IA" Herald IWI Writer ,, r to spend this year on roads, but has more conditions before asking for such a vote, road projects that it can pay for. TWedisdhemealOeesidInI a Udorte but heme Wed tsbelylngbs vuM be espdW Bemd member PM Tile. imemrupt.d the parent, to ask abet rIct pallcy the me of pelypephe In uisp Layer and Webb explained It Is regular practice to use the machines with students' and parents' consent, although the board of education had never made a policy on the subject. Late' Layer said police departments' facilities are often used for the exams, private testers are hired If police equip mint Is not avaIlable. In other business the school board rejected adoption of a br'eaiM pragre. for next year. Foes principals recoinmeided the programs for their schools while 36 rejected ft. One had no opinion. The board also decided to Invatigate the advisability of moving some bus stops ON major highways. The members directed board president Robert Feather to ask local law enforcement officials U the danger of crossing and reitaring major highways exceed the danger of students vngaainsthemtogsttoa bus. At a ass before the weekly board meeting, the board rejetted a grievance filed by the Seminole Educators' A.,in eaNag for payment for art teachers did at horn. to prepare report cards for the fist marking period. The WAR= that ta,ctwrs had been scheduled to do the ark is Nov. 2, a day teachers were supposed to work but Mudsata were OIL But both tuckers and diulets riposted to work that day to mike up for time led to Hurricane David. The grievance was iMared MOW phLq of the nagotIatIo between On union ad bd a he, to make up that day. 911111110 ths1Ms"---thut the un has already been done en the trs own time and makeup days should be forglv.n,ths boar isc'I'Ig for teachersto work on April ,a day they Were scd not to. las &atley High School has won certIfIcation from the Southern Amerlation of College. and School,. ___ 9 * S Jonestown Remembered, Page 6A Today Arsiet The Click ..........4.A Calendar .................. 12-A Comics ....................8-A 4-A Dear Abby .................7-A Dr. Lamb ..................8-A IA OURSELVES ..............7-A Sports .................. il-WA Television .................IA Weather ...................IA • � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 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/788ef660c8c140cdab4a2a6362bc6a10.pdf a3e5e00ccde6bd6ee150ac11de847515 PDF Text Text -- - . - - - - - . *. : __ r - - - -. - . - - •• - I ....-Ev.nbsg Hsrs. $snfsr, P1. 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The hdsl was dosed In lfl by then. which rosily au4 pr .,Fred Ulor 011, an architect as 1ali7 new IiRiuJIhJInIhifrut01 eMithefiiljj9pdIhg was the heW and coostyord Is else beinga proper aepenities between the dome1 Nsvm Mid. madar site, scope 01 the relurhithieg Iclsdu SanfordIvUding official 1111 *adandadtodaythMsithir lor the cIty 01 Id nor any other — and artek, dotede.s are also qpw oft Custamce GeUscbalk, as Iaterutl.saIly bs Mailed. dosed Neuman Mid the lepnig aop iies.Issd phuki Nvhig hi (Mask, IIpsrrm 1W maiv betel w cacti4 d In bs dow 011w' ad isIMa city sedwd arlsit'soestsijsfres sat ciths s — d ft dits als mor'aeScs Mite ingths a.eah.d bees bulk ad Is is X" tide. Comky College hi Cocoa Beach. Ms. Gill. t . I'lsse prsIil chalk has ilaled uusr- $he riastsre the - iplu. Wh th Miy In esresetid, t4ewa said Tb. - Commissioners Back Cablevision Simloole Qiudy 1 Xtrimladoem Tuesday rejected a Sabel Pohd request that they stop OrangeSsaninolle Clablevialm (r- "subdivision. uuhuIMe,lI.1.e Cable in a"Point bd weell. association, Orange4amlaoie agreed to *pputhng In lines until the conunissionirs considered the matter. Starer his applied for a nensadisiw franchise In Seminole (7cwity, but Its cvIqlnhlift has not held Ipublic mosth* On the requMi Din. Dlhaou, attonsy for the home owners, said he did nit have any legal grounds ti asking the cciivnbel-i to Map coestrection, but he said he was angoiemIn.l. had Installed theirs. - — —a -, keyboard. basis aeabsruhs ars available il rup.ulverai iuuloutporwU risewUuti u' meM an ,uI'b ad ibedsu. bIáed1sdaithsh,4,Ijidsirad meidseid. ay Tod II j -p-- - - AIIadTheciiCk 411 CISici 44 Queewerd 4.. EIu. . DiAhbY .................................del Hisplial ...................................44 Ohilme$sa......................... . L..z -S . 2— The developers' repreaentalive, Dianne Wuterfiold, said the Sabal POW Homeowners Association Board recently voted to accept a cable Installation IwIv1Iml fr $$o Cable TV 'St Is franchised only In Altamonte duiga r-_-' .iIIluu.uiIlkuu..ji,,, - 5 - - - - - -.5 :-: - ' - - - On 427 (k* a recent visit to a Longwood City "There was another hit and run ac- formance bond or completion bond for Commission meeting County Corn- cident in front of Lyman High School and the new Rock Lake Middle School be held missioner Sandra Glenn told the city fortunately the student was not seriously until something Is done about the The Longwood City Contrnln voted officials the county could not build the in jured," said Commissioner. Bill MIt- drainage problem caused by th con3-2 Monday night to prepare a resolution sidewalks &a the funds were not budgeted chell. "Those kids desperately need a structlon, but was told the school ewas In demanding the county put sidewalks for and the rlØ.of-ways were owned by the sidewalk." the county, not the city. Mitchell said five school children along County Road 427 city. minutes after a recent min, yards on W&W F I I I to fOrMADY take the "I think the mayor should go up &W constructing the sidewalk, excluding m ud, and Rock Lake Road under one hiot resed to the County OviiIon. have a meeting with t he county corn-, portions In front of Lyman and Milwee of water. In voting agalut the mow, Mayor miuleners, but if the goes up there with middle schools which the school board Is Jime lormami said the was in favor of a negative attitude, we won't get expected to build, was $14,145 from A delegation from the Longwood building the ddewa4 M not of PAM an)IMM. June won't got anything, so Robert Wilson. It was pointed out ft commls4w will uk to be pult on the the county on the grounds of double we'll send Mr. Lilbensp.rger was up 60 percent over the previous school board agenda to discuss the taxation to get them bulk. "That's going somebody who t)th1W he's right," said estimate. problem and seek a sol ution. The new to rim on bor.ur," the said. Coasulsoloiter JR. Grant. Mitchell recommended the per- school is scheduled to open In January. Cavalier Motel To Open Refurbished In January STYUSH - . - - I -'' S - I LI I I I a ByJANECAELBEUY Herald Stiff Writer - F. - - ut S*i - iI I V I ' J -, - - I • Ii Mciv Fall - - . t £. - - ongwoo %Wl )I4 I 1IIW I[f'' ------' v I vriw. IVW " \L -• -. '1 I1Z l' .'. -. . .• -. . .' W i . _ .. 711114 Ad. . - ____ y, AWWU -- .- m -. so T1111111"I -. - L . , FRANK MO ERNEST .'- - they by Stan Lft and John Amite - Florida Florida State Game On F id I, wo of ow newem. uysi Tuesday, Nov. 50. ftimP.O. & jf'I IS '0'IP1ir Station, New York, N.Y. — ire played Wit.) - -- --' Firemen Fea r - - .. - (tewaltThutioaalcbar. . - - Secretary General Kurt Waldheim personally intervene to persuade the United Stlates to return the deposed shah jto Iran. I - ••J ,! the kw Is *IOan who I&C111 AP j'u1W TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Iran today called bra meeting of the U.N. Security Council and requested that U.N. ' ' smart enough to grab his ace 01 hurts the first time the 'alt Is South will be held tor., .1 be above averap became to five bsarts down , - In Crisis - luds the sult back South Will 19 to dW" his 6" of _ up - poll'" - four-burt contract,,00 OAK ran Asks up1 U .N. . &UL. "Left to them. will reach NbeTdIt rial Inns FAA throws a Into their should 711 r by steftl a "6111111101111111111 ___ i -. I Acting Foreign Minister Abol Hassan ByDIANEPETRYK -. "In addition," he said, "a U.S. BanI-Sadr made the request in an "open Herald StaffWriter Supreme Court casedealtspecifically letter" to Waldheim , who already has The Seminole County Cammission with fee schedules and declared them to offered to go to Iran to help resolve the L' deepening Iranian crisis. voted today to appeal a court order to pay be unconstItutIonal," two attorneys $18,394 for theirl defense of Heffernan and Rabinowitz uld ft Modem students have held some 90 convicted murderer Terry Melvin Sims. would cod county taxpayers an ad.-:- hostages, including 65 Americans, in the Count y Attorney Nikki Clayton ditlonal E0000 to $15,000 If the county UEmbasayinTehran since Nov. 4 t recommended the county challenge the decides to appeal. •-. press their demand for the shath's ex. Nov.7 court order of Judge Torn Waddell An appeal would be "ludicrous" tradition. The deposed leader is will Jr. because the payment would require Heffernart uld. dergoing cancer trutment in New York. the commission to violate Mate law. The average appeal takes 12 - 18 BanI.Sadr repeated Iran's stand that The state sets compensation rates for rnonthstobeheard and during that tlzne, the "must be tried in Tehran." public defenders based on the type of he explained, the county will Incur ad- .-•. cr-; FWshah th ermOre, he said, "the United case bandied. The maximum allowed in ditlonal legal cods. -____ States must at least accept that the shah After that we will be entitled to cases such as Sims' Is 42,500. is a criminal" and it must "return the The commissioners agreed to pay reasonable additional attorney fees for $tId Ph.t. y Tom Viocoot wealth transferred to the United States attameys Mark P. Rabinowitz and W. J. defeaft our pogWon," Heffam uld. Barricades (lower left) block traffic on First destroyed In a half-block area Sunday night. Fire by him (the *Ali),his leirrilly and leaders Hefferman Jr. the $2,500. The attorneys maintain that their too Street In front of the Factory Furniture Closeouts officials will keep the markers In place until wall of the former regime." Mie attorneys, howeva, sWd Monday for Sime defense is low. Attorneys in a of the store Is declared safe. they are confident they will win any nearby county received $25,000 for a store, which was among several bWldings The newly appointed, foreign minister all MUM" an, they am. mid, "In view of the W " the United popkas Ra e1 lWamic Wall Cosmtyvs. Murphy and Moreth vLSI, Rabinowitz said gov.romed peace and securIty ci JoInts County." • a private cilut for less than $50,000. its own ( land ), the region and the world By DIVED M. RAILER certify that the walls are not In danger of afternoon, If a city building Inspector in danger, it (the crisis) demands con Heralditaff Writer falling, finds that the walls are strong enough to vening of the Security Council." r ay "The wall is In a weakened condition, I support themselves, of First Street, nuir the am* don't want anyone wider it where it could Bani4ledr told Waldheini, "If only Um He aWd Inspectors would be joining fire TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Next weekend package. .a..I.a' S C S,..1 L'4 - -' ' -'•-' " , ., 5 ACM.0 bA brea . u .mio " George k, w.ifl nuii United Stat'- ""ent the uu upjiiwj iO just check the soundness of the building. basic riot of a nation and compenselles game at Gainesville hes bow moved up amand,"FSU coach Bobby Bowden said ft mornhV because of On few that the Harridt add We manins. He uplabled the structure will stand The cause of the blue which destroyed for the humill[AW attitude, then the Frida ov.23, so it can be broadcut of Ow "U's excellent. I'd like to frOnt Wall Of a blined-WA furniture store A may collapse. until the owners of the stores are sure (tree businesses and damaged two problem will automatically be solved." nationally BC TelleviAon, '• was television every weck" About a half block of First Strad, " their Woulance companies have Others Sunday night is still under in. reported today. bdw Swiford OW Palmetto evaues, gathered enough information to vedigation, Harriett sold. He added that Waldheim met with Iranian Charge &Iuv.ui It will be the third television and Palmetto Avenue between First and guarantee them payment for the he still sees the heavy thunderstorms d'Affaires Jamal Sherninani at the officials have agreed to switch the saw pearance this year for Bowden's Commercial drub will stay Mocked off dwage,totaling about IM,000. passing through the area dwrtly before United Nations Monday, but U.N. as'" slidforranked fM Inwho the MW 61111W the " of the store Is SWOrd Z04M Director Al Pa uld the fire well first reported as a possible sources we@ tight-lipped about the melogo along ABC proposed nation' and second the GMora removed or Sanford building officials the area might even be reopened this cause. hour meeting. Momby a put of Us ThwAugiving an "I. pie mo from a previous 111% - II. it BUGS SUNNY - ee simultaneously In hundreds of altesft Alan: 'The hands are nor, mally Me& to make thern interest. Ing or unusual. Hem is a aim am XM 9 ft % r - - - - -_ NOW Mad ft I I ^ k " pw ftWoto Un 211) N led yft so OIL could get au't op the P p p CAflICOIN (Die. 134uus. tc1th psill ci to 19) Year peeatvs mood today heap op the could is ye to think that •y what yes h.y Opening •$ .vur$Wiç In 1. wh p.s' Waiti 11vew yis'U VIO ( 11110,13) A "aN 1" 'a' sense 01 it V i: e al pp I" N" Scase a"4Vspades and maw a over trick. U be *ft &W Wed is - Republican Iowa Gov. Robert Bay urged residents of his state to conserve, saying, "Our national pride is not for sale for a few thousand barrels of crude oil." and conservative voices in Congress praised the j- - AT BRIDGE ,. cue= Ones aj* n) rve w! wadtihe 00 -. - - - - -- _____________ _________ jus'r jp $ UNCJI_I rT$ JUST Mu T! - _ Ills In On, ci these days -. NO matter What wehivo. where all may net be what It there 1 W "IOn who pea,s to be. lavutigat. his more. If we psrmft NO to bodw a we only hurt our. anything ImpWAd at IM MOTH ullis selves, so don't It ft •.sis wuiVl, . vi Yale OJI1932 abod 1W by neft for p** dentl g@Wft llneniII #Kill lOw' COW ci AMro'Gs'apb to be sometIme. RAN ta(AW MIND, OJ3 Z a ;7 -MU I N ;0111111111 b ISM thess oft. Doll 01111110 VA8114 93 AM*'.'Gtapb, Boi*, Ru. too ory ievo Q $7 wo •4 Flip I - _ A Nl1w.yGii4 Wr long. skin end(d peds Is nWivdy' Desil Dr. LAMIS: I would simple In the hands of a like Ito, su something about trained cosmetic" wiII06'. =1We samidins. Y04'1 Polito ad'*Oak diroft infivence a "'A wantaicethimbiddiintkid IM Peen GIs coming year. Imseff as to who& Co., I I will P=0064 ad. almd TA to (.1Wlov. I I 19) ad PM FIGLM PIuITN 11111IM1198110 YW appetite a block the normal drainage of little more. MUM&W, I'm fluids lOUlh the nose, ssndingyou The Health Iett number 10.10, Depression: A me cause j 7% UpAnd Downs Of I& so begs underneath the eye is tb6 youT have a better idu how enlargement of the normal fat suichi problems can affect your pod widermth ft lower appetite Others who want eyelid. We all have : this Issue can send 79 cuts like all other fat with a long dunpid, self. .can be large or small, Finally, askuud envelope for ft. the skin etretthes as one gdsr. 'j j Send to e . older ' 1 tWo ' 1 0 ON fairly vowal of jg excene m Re Cky atetim surocal HORO PE Similar outpourings of support came from Sen. Edward Kennedy, Carter's rival for the Democratic presidential nomination, and a host of Republican presidential contenders. Liberal -. to SCOL oil cutoff order. "If they (Iranians) think that our lust for oil exceeds our loyalty to one another, now la the time to disabuse them of that notion," said Sen. Frank Church, D1daho. __ — — — .. - an0 'Z — (NEWSPAnN INTIRPRISE AS11 %--Omh a emi no e, gg 54 — — — — 51 government to release the hostages," Ford said hs,J..os Angeles. "I believe we have to take deflidtttaçtion and the president has. I urge Americans tô'bpatient and strong and pray." - mayb.abletohslpyou.Uyou J be" a depressions you m4ft In this case fluid is apt to ned, mus piNfeed" 114 accumulate during the night 'which COOM Improve your. and be particulwly pimmliM 48 7 141 toial njaymgft Of Ift in in the morning. WON to just enjoying foodl, 11bersarealistotmedcal The 0* other s u estion I conditions that can I would M810 is to aftl0ste to the accumulation of fluid.ST — — — cigardta It yo use them and 7W includes kidney dissan ---to Improve yew' ysicsI anti heart disease and mv 44 150 ARCHIE - Y 39 40 2 43 By ANDREW A. YEMMA South Dakota Gov. William Janklow, a California Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr. anl're h'tiol Republican, told Carter in a telegram. "For the nounced a return to odd-even gasoline rationing Rarel y, if ever, in President Carter's three ffrU eina , I'm proud tobean Ameijcan in his slate as a "precautionary move." in office was the support so immediate and again." Former President Gerald Ford typified the nimbus. Energy docks generally soared on the New national resolve to stand behind Carter in his Politicians of both parties, government leaders York Stock Exchange and the market rallied. Oil efforts to free some 60 Americans being held and industry executives quickly and nearly executives urged American to increase their hostage by Iranian militants at the U.S. Embassy unanimously hailed the president's order Monday conservation efforts — long a hallmark of Car- in Tehran. to cut off oil imports from Iran. ter's energy policies -and said the impact of the "I am tolailly supportive of the prealderit's "It's about time, I couldn't support you more," cutoff need not be severe, action in attempting to convince the Iranian may amw their mitritiom cum Waft Of addl. Fluld Sm your physiclan. It you tendstoaccumulatewbarever have a medical problem, he 34 3 • i icians StamPed e In SuPPort Of Carter's 0'9/ i Move bags wider the sm ryi and my doctor about this ueW byan nb.rof thing'. He Mid It could he fr but he didn't think or It could hi my t.sri fç he social ft-dosent approve of. an imYou can get swelling arotmd portant which Is another the eyes from an ac; reason W* who Uve OWN ° iT IF IF 27 — — • . — — — Evening Herald, CUSPS 481-280)-PrIce 15 Cents Lamb '"I' forpsutlsygrow.. 10 lose U&IJ ¶P!i the ""z 'j eveningN I bete the am&of yews that strong glAs"llis - eeth* . di Mipstlon or kidney trouble , 1. DLAR READER* Cam YOU to get pronouncell begs under the eye.. people who live eion. let THE READER: You could dopu.d and, as a result, fill a book- on the nignbe*' of etfteand things my Ion weight. Actually, claimed will happen to you louof_elIte sasymptosn. you dissipate. Dissipation 1bflndc*whatftmesns,a yiludesanyact1vfty :11). thattheperaontalldn(abo** 1 °" 72nd Year, No. 72-Tuesday, Nov. 13,1979.-Sanford, Florida 32771 priçer .. 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I Lesson U T sound ;;;:; FL i J!JiJ: YHYjLtJJj t.ni.d Doll's House o s a ND S a y I In coo 55 This ($p.) ___le myself. 55Afrb,o IlGoddeesof 3IEvil puspective I ) T 49 5fntfty 16 From single _____ not 45 Lock 1 group role 1 ,, I I - C an A$WIT to previous Puzzle . . ....... . .. .. . . ........ .i.s .. ...................................... 74 Teh,ss ............... . .. . 'S • .. . .. ....... .. �S. IA—Evening Nereid, Sanford, Fl. IIAiIL Tuesday, Nov. 13, 97 i GalloDs Away With Horse Thef U I W1_ VVUKLU Israeli Ambassador Shot, Bodyguard Dead In Ambush LISBON, Portugal (UP!)— Gunmen armed with hand grenades, tear gas and submachine guns smashed the Israeli ambassador to Portugal today, killing his bodyguard and wounding the diplomat and three other people, police reported. The attack by unidentified gunmen on Ambassador Ephraim Eltar, 55, occurred at 9:34 a.m. (3:34 am. EST) as the diplomat drove up to his embassy in downtown Lisbon. The Arab Association In Lisbon denied any connection with the attack. Witnesses described one member of the terrorist commando as blond and pale skinned. The diplomat was rushed to the Santa Maria hospital where doctors said he was wounded in one arm. The doctors said his life was no in danger. Hospital sources, however, said the conditions of the three other wounded people were "more serious," but they gave no details. !L_ returned, and the company now considers this two cases of CARSTOLEN A Sanford police officer discovered the theft of a car from a * Fires repair shop early this morning. Police report that the officer, on routine patrol, discovered Courts the door open at Gene's Auto Repair, 2538 Park Ave. When the owner arrived, he reported that a car brought In for repair was * Police Beat gone. 1 THEFT AT GROCERY stolen two Items not returned by tardy borrowers. The cornSanford Police said $344 In assorted bills and coins was pany told the sheriff's office that a tractor-lawnmower and reported stolen from a cash register Wednesday at the Food generator, rented by two different persons, have not been Barn Grocery, 2467 Park Ave., Sanford. In the letter, Knowles asked If it Is possible for the city to acquire clear title to the property by any means. County Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said several weeks By United Press International World reaction to President Carter's decision to discontinue Iranian oil purchases ranged today from concern about longrange effects In Japan to a warning from Mexico that the United States sholdd not expect increased crude supplies. An oil official In Japan, Iran's biggest Asian oil customer, said his country can ride out the new development with Its 30-day stockpile and national conservation efforts, but said, "We were surprised (at Carter's decision) and we are not optimistic. "If the confrontation drags on, the fire will eventually reach Japan and the world over," he said. Carter announced the cutoff of the 700,000 barrels of imported Iranian crude oil per day Monday as Iranian students continued to hold some 60 Americans hostage In the U.S. Embassy In Tehran for the 10th day. The Moslems are demanding the return of the "'giah,nowIna New York hospital Canada Press To Be Fair? MONTREAL (UP!) — Canadian Broadcasting Corp. President Al Johnson says his reporters will maintain an objectivity already credited them throughout Quebec's referendum cssnpmlgo. Johnson said Monday the CBC would cover the campaign on three fronts — the Patti Qusbscols' 30verelç4y.assoclatkii propoala, the federalist cause within Quebec and the response of non.Quehec The third point Is obviously Important because of . ' .' ' . william - ..... ....i.a uw °•"" .. - Europe - PID COLLECT "Mexico definitely Is not considering selling the United States more oil." Mexico now produces about 1.7 million barreliof crude per day End the United States CANS FOR DRIVE buys almost 10 percent of its exports. In Moscow, the official Tau news agency reported President Carter's decision In a oneparagraph story that said news agencies noted that the Cutter decision was a response Fourth Graders from Lake Mary Elementarv School are joining other county school children Wednesday through Friday In collecting aluminum cans to raise funds for the DIabete Foundation. From left are Chris Cullen, Dann? Coleman, Beth Ryan, Principal Jack Frost, April Butler, Rusty Miller and Joyce Scott. Day$eaBesch:b1gh4:4l mesU34Iseztremeserth1Is n.m., 5:11 pm.; low, 10:43 central and Os to low 7$s am., 11:01 extreme seeth. P.M. HOSPITAL NOTES • NOVEMBER , , ADMISSIONS Sanford: Irene Cuibreth, Winter Springs Deborah Byrd, DoBII'Y BIRTHS Belinda R. Anderson "Today she genuinely prefers her seclusion," writes Frederick Bade In "The Divine Garbo," an exhalilve enIAllnn of "the Swedish apMnz" which he coautbored with Sven Broman. "Her shyness Is net feigned, and she truly wads tobeaonsina drawn world of her own choice. ftisheeam the 1 ofa life In which shw has found little joy." But not even Bade and Broman, after rare Interviews with Garbo herself, after two years of digging into every hegiilabl, corner of her life, can explain the toni mystery of Greta Garbo -the eternal question, why? 30m ranks with Valentine as the gredad of early movie Mars, Her mystique, No his, never dimmed. Wha she lift Hollywood, she had the wi*ld at her fist, had sver11dag anyera could de es Oi. was "es never made another movie, never gave thir performance," and has guarded her privacy with fMHpn for 11 Years. It certainly has net buo hit contiiad. "The world's mod miii. living in lriig a lonely and —'egpy life,"111116 says. "Even her '1eM (lade we IN de ate wha she "— owl*L7byqndim * inch ThniuT—salyhuldieerlimssa yaw tihe ies es muihe the mad series uhnss — wet.ilithkdto beginbut a cout oOcIal described Jim., July slut A of:276 —s-.d Fireass frem kifeM and leahesbeCONY 00A the blase which left ady a bwnd ..j ,1j FWWY Fa*'e ci.... . bISISIUSI John Cleft M74,ssBade— wbeInlr7upad hem's with her In Kiadirs,_kitserland, — has . 'ed her u yoethii flgws. The beauty of her m.. ayes ad ili*gMtabl. foduris MW :," clonksd by l'ebit.l dwk ____ Oii Is capu1dcs hi stalled health, "a better IId ohw is tal%" no black cIgorM$IshavOy,ha"a pi* seof hV' but "can be wilifal aid iWileidi" Saba" ___ ........ r .. •. " - r___,;.• -, - • " ___ "11e told s lad week he would held the Interview, that tide was whint he wanted. AM owe he's sayleg he .s do it," N- o" _4 , ___ requested the Interview, then doridsd Mon ___bo weeal ggthiue. said Dipadmed of Lradio apuhs -; . -- -- , -.i • '• -- - --- • - - - • something or somebody," Garbo told hh"! have always known that I was not dedlner baby boy. Deltona DISCNANOBS real and lasting happiness. "I'vemem.dupmy life, and It's too change thaL" -• to asks. "I do net know. A beauty, a Ialent,,a presence like huts certainly defies analysis, polibly even deion." But 11111110 and Braman have traced to an ear'y Meg. the ,plpatle Greta GarbVi io"Iatkm, her _hIppines, but fear, of eouttt WO 011W her blim diM,e to be .1 Emma Akins Glenna E. Cook Marion E. Crim Mildred C. Gerk. Eddie L. Robinson Ewell While Ella J. Dickin, DeBary Fred A. May, DeBary LONDON (UP!) In Holland there's a rush for wooden clogs. In East Germany they're unscrewing llghtbulbe. Spain's King Juan Curios Is Installing solar panels in his palace. Energy-scarce Europe is getting ready for winter. Last winter was the contInent's coldest in decades the coldest in a century in some places. How cold was It? It was so cold that ducks and geese froze fast In Swedish ponds. Amsterdam residents skated to work along the city's canals for the first time since 1332. Even usually weU-preparedMoscow had toflmlt hot wa ter when t temperature dipped to minus 49 F, the lowest In 100 years or more. In Sweden, where the temperature hit 60 below zero, ambulancemen went on strike for warmer clothing they got It and the channel between Sweden and Denmark froze solid. There were fears of rabid foxes walking across the Baltic. In Britain, where central heating Is far from common and storm windows a rarity, the worst winter in 30 years wasn't exactly helped by a truckers' strike that cut back coal and r fuel deliveries. !_-• - iA! • • - IFillill. 111111111 ( - . Q ... -- — - ) 00 ' - I ,.., 'I. /7 In the Netherlands, last winter saw a minor revival of clogs 11 • ANDREW KElLY AndesS Robert Kelly, 16, of 740 Lormann Circle So., Longwood, died Saturday afternoon at Florida H'Ipit&, (Made. Born in I6nWton, O, he moved here from Cherketen, S.C., In 1330. He was a PVet*ad. Survivors Include his Funeral Notic. Inc - SEE SANTA AT SEARS MONDAY OR TUESDAY NIGHTS — - — w Hammock of LOriwood Baptist officiating. Burial In All Faiths M.mirlal Part, Cassesberry. Baldwin Funeral Home, Altamoofe, in charge. Where Quality Sells & Service Tells 104 E. Commercial Dial M-5762 - I mIER12 1 13a m GET W^ wIth 9 convenIent Central Florida locat$oi our homes are dour than A GIFT WITH ANY 60 OR MORE CHRISTMAS IVIftoyOUr3. We planned It that way viou wart hard, and your time Is vatiabis. And, when It titne to save or time to borrow we want t0h00 you save both tim. andmoney ORDER PLACED ALL DAY In the bargalst That why wse In your nelghborhood ... onyour way, no waip a As Y * uiwmuuu:upm KILLY, ANDREW ROSIlY Funeral sirvices for Andrew Robert Kelly, IC, 0174$ Lormann Circle South, Lonqwood, who died Saturday in Orlando, will be at 7 p.m., today, at Baldwin Funeral Home Chapel, Altamonte, with Nov. Jim MONDAY AND TUESDAY out HIt We want to be your savings and loan home. Close to home. :0dkMhm1rhkNft 5ajIergj Sanfolrd/wfnter Pa*/Longwoocf,'ange city, South 1ando'DeBarv/Ovtedo,'ai,p&a,,o,est City G"1446404 go V..., Searsj ftwftlil l.c* Noca"T CTS. SEARL auuucii AND 00. - ... - I . - U,.-... -. -. — staring," Garbo told lazes. "Who heos, maybe IT end up on sums uninhabitedIsl4iid t Searsj Sanford - - "I don't go anywhere and just it dn 1. of .• - mete to las Bones, a Iwedish acqnaI*ce who hsa leug'acs Sapds and Broman quote extensively from er letters toblin. "I dealt eve U I act like a little old wonijn ..I live like I was 7g years ," When she wnita those worda, Greta Grim 'as 11. ( when residents realized the traditional wooden shoes SMILING CHAMPION father, Andrew Robert Kelly, odgjnally designed to help farmer, cope with soggy, sealevel Sr.; mothw j.4 gtepfstha, fields made excellent, warm snowshoes. Now there's a rush Ann Trig, 55, of Si. Petersburg smiles with her Henry P. ffefnernann, 32, of Frances and NOITLS Shuster, on clogs for this year. The East German government has attempted to get a jump proud husband and trainer, Bill, after she broke Rt. 2, Ft. McCoy In Marion Longwood; brother, George; County, who died Saturday, three sisters, Karen, Patricia on winter with a new energy conservation measure an- the Golden Age Olympic record In the one mile was buried today atOklawaha and Debbie, all of Longwood; screwing half the Llghtbulbs in all buildings, a move that run Saturday. Bridge Baptist Church, Lynn. grandparents, Mr. and Mm caused considerable resentment. Retired (rein the U.S, Forest George Bowling, Longwood Service, he was a member of and Mr. and Mrs. Robert First Baptist Church, Salt Kelly, Philadelphia, Pa. Baldwin Funeral Home Wings. by his wife, Chapel, Altamonte, Is In Gertrude and daughter, Mrs. char ge of arrangements, Geneva Owen, Sanford. e "Whither I work or not, I em tired and polilk, and don't do anything during the . For Cold Season HENRY HE!NEIW4N In their long, lavishly Illustrated study, just published In Britain and In the United St&es Oct. 22, Bade and Braman scrape togetler every uncoverabie fact about Greta Gudatw on, who at the age of I declared "lAm thinking of becoming a great actress" and it 17 picked the nan. Garbo because "she wanted a shorter name which could:be pronounced easily In any language." • Every one ofher main la discussed — lbs mad. 24 durk 11 years In Hollywood. her unhappy cId14hoed and the moo In her Uf.r ohs never married - we examined,'mind every gi.anahie detail of bet boring, reclusIve present-day We laid hart "Have we bead the tree Garbo?" Sands 61101110. Sanford: AREA DEATHS .• . riers." "I am forever naming away (rem Rhonda Miller Lana Norris Henry S. Wiercinski Garnett Burton, Deltona Carmine Eso, Deuona Milton E. Mongol, Deltona John Spades, Dtona Doris J. Stone, Orange City Harold Soling, Geneva and Connie Ladouceura FA 1001aM don't wed to do over the pad, it sheer boredom." Condemned Killer' No Story every waking moment hiding miserably behind her selferected "Insurmountable bar- Prepares — to the asizure of the U.S. Embassy In Tehran. WINNIPEG (UP!) -ml November and= of the MaItobs Caurt of'sKth heve been ccolltd because of a of murders. by Os,. Bib Gpki — .', " Muid.r Rat. Low ask Indy Police Bust Florida Man . S Henry. who will die In the dsle chair staff •—. LONDON (UP!) — The dollar increased slightly In value in all European countries save for Britain today WNW the price of gold diopp.t The dollar rose In 5wfta.riad, Wad Germany, Belgium, Holland, France and Italy, but kupped in __ RAfls.(UP1)—C ___udk11ur James Ise Hwy ha bihud set ef a,eupofatsIr.3T,j g p, Wede _usdoy, lid today. • " Dollar Up, Gold Drops 1 . . By GREGORY JENSEN LONDON (UP!) — Greta Garbo dill wants to be alone, but now two authors have Uncovered perhaps as much as anyone ever will about the most famous ettignia in Hollywood NIGHT — — Prefers Dream SUNDAY — — Erie E. Jordan flg Kai • ST. LOUIS (UP!) Dr. Harry H. leader who grew up In Hawaii and emergency surgery. Special emphasis is Owens Jr. makes house calls by four- Hollywood and took his medical training placed on nutrition, and Owens argues wheel drive and plane In the wilds of In the Midwest, spoke with obvious love with critics of companies who flood Alaska and In a floating hospital on the and enthusiasm both for his work . . and his native markets with ready-to-mix Infant waters of the Amazon River, style of livi ng in the jungle. . formula. Owens is medical director of the "It's very beautiful," he said. 'I first r' . Eaperanca, a recycled ferry boat which vacationed In the Amazon when I served beenToo many kids come to us who have off breast milk and their intestinal brings hope to 250,000 Portuguese- on Project Hope. The lush Jungle Is quiet ,• tract is crippled. We have to start them . speaking people of Brazil. except for the sounds of the animals, and with powdered milk, then introduce He and his of less than a dozen, the water Is still and enormous, higher protein foods after the intestinal .• ' mostly volunteers, travel the central part "These people are not primitive, tract improves, of the river carrying education and They're civilized and do have cornCOCOA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) A construction . preventi ve medicine to people who want munication with larger cities. They want p "Our nutrition center has a lot of elevator smashed to the ground from the sixth floor of posters about breastfeedlng, but what to live better but have never been given to Improve. They Just haven't often had a condominium Monday and four of the men riding can you do with a kid whose mother dies . the chance. Inside were seriously in jured. the chance. You Just have to go In there In childbirth? You can't give a kid meat .1 Owens works for two years at stretch, with even a hint of an opportunity "We took about two seconds to hit, and I just bent my and and otatoes p at age 1." then goes to his home in Palmer, Alaska, they jump at It.,, knees," Lester said. "Everybody started screaming." Owens, known to his Brazilian patients to replenish his bank account by working The Esperanca was begun In the early as Dr. Haroldo, has worked In povertyThe four Injured men were taken to Cape Canaveral as a private physician, making house 1970s by Luke Tupper, a priest and Hospital. Frank Sanders, 43, of Fort Lauderdale stricken areas in the United States as calls In outlying areas in his four-wheel physician dedicated to helping the well as abroad. He knows the type of sustained multiple injuries Including fractures of both drive vehicle and a small plane. Brazilian natives help themselves out of work he does is needed in both places. legs. "A large problem in any developing conditions which saw half of all children "The question often comes up whether country is the lack of health education," the before their second birthday. charity doesn't begin at home. People Owens said of his ship's work during a "They normally have a very stoic ask, 'Aren't there enough problems in the recent visit to compare notes with former acceptance death," Owens said. downtown ghettoes, on the Indian colleagues at the St. Louis University "Women will of have 10 kids to hope they reservations, in Appalachia?' I say sure, I Readings at S School of Medicine, ternPort Canaveral: high, 4:33 can keep three or four." charity begins at home. But it shouldn't " perature, It; overnight low, n.m., 4:12 p.m.; low, 10:34 "They have unclean water, poor food . Owens joined the ship In 1975. He said stop there." 14; yesterday's high, II; n.m., 10:57p.m. preparation and Improper waste the aim of the Esperanca, which has Owens, a bachelor, has the late singer barometric pressure, 2107; disposal. They have diseases we can cure American headquarters In Phoenix, Bayport: high, 10:51 n.m., MEAL VISIT is to fling Crosby to thank for his career in With pills, but It's better to prevent them train enough natives In the work of medicine. relative humidity,17 P"ce2l; 11:18 P-Mo; low, 6:06 LM, Crosby crooned the tune Sen.John %'ogt, D.Cocoa Beach. and chairman winds, North at mph. Of with education. We go down there and preventive medicine and nutrition so the "Sweet Leflani", which won an Academy 5:14 pm. the Florida Senate's committee on the Depart- teach them germ theory, things that you ship's volunteers can move Into new Award In FORECAST 1937. The song was written by BOATING FORECAST Considerable cloudiness ment of Health and Rehabilitative Services and I learned as kids." areas within 5 to 10 years. Harry Owens Sr., leader of a group St. Augustine to Jupiter with a chance of rein and Owens, 39, the ion of a Hawaiian bend (HItS) visits the congregate meal site at St. The service, range from education to known as the Royal Hawaiians. Blowers Tuesday. Fair and Inlet out II miles: North 10 Paul's Church, Sanford, Vogt was seeking first cooler tonight and Wed- northeast winds around U hand information on how reductions in funding for nesday. Highs ln the upper 7s knots through tonight. congregate meals by 1111S are affecting recipients 70. to 5 feet, A few showers, today and low to mid " INDIANAPOLIS (UPI) ( Police arrested a Florida man on of the program. Sponsor of the local program is W±:±.i, Lows In 11110 mid. EXTENDED FORECAST durg c charges Monday, saying they found marijuana and the Seminole County Federation of Senior NI ISi$hL W& k Mostly (Mr sad call north. cocaine in his wrecked car. dw upper 71. Tuesday and low Partly deudy and mild south. Citizens, __________________________________ II - to MM 738 Wodeuday, Winds Chance of a few shiweu H. O'Bryne, 29, Gainesville, was charged with a.rthton.rthe.stiit.0 mph southeast coast. M* Ill possession of marijuana with intent to deliver and possession decreasing tonight.. Rain extreme Earth to low 701 of cocaine. Police said the value of the drugs was $110,000. probability Ii percent today. central to upper 7$. and low WEDNESDAY TIDES $01 extreme south. Lows Malissa Harris be" chui.tobsIrledinosadyot odd I Mitten, deputy andw of d'' FNNutM.. "I c tomambir - ad_ arsad huts can "bed. rrrWr— adbe,Waosse NNW sidd Is" t,. No- ereassWill bottled — the Febuary alias. -• Elevator Crashes; 4 Hurt Actress Garbo The dollar opened in Zurich at 1,1711 Swiss francs, up from Monday's dose of 13337$, and In Frankfurt at 1.1030 Wed German marks, up from 1.30. In Paris it rose from 431471 French francs to 4, In Brussels from 11.0 Belgian (tC$ to 30.71, and In Amsterdam from 1.1371 Dutch gilder to 3. The BrILWI pound continued to strengthen against the dollar, risleg from $21111 to $21111. Geld opined In Zurich at $133 an .me., down from $11313 and in IA1I60, gold opened at $1SI7$ down from $13313, . • WASHINGTON (UP!) — Supreme Court Justice William Brennan today refused to block the Tennessee Valley Authority's plan to flood Indian burial grounds located in the Tellico Darn project. Cherokee Indians asked Brennan last Friday to step In after Justice Potter Stewa rt denied their request. The flooding, scheduled to begin last week, has 1 delayed by two holdouts who refuse to allow their property to be flooded, — L't....l.... Uh.4., "'6" "U'l'7 Doctor Makes Calls For Needy People In Brazil ".• - n.m.: supply would continue, officials said. Most other Asian nations are shielded from any eventual Iranian boycott because they can buy oil from Indonesia, Malaysia and China all major oil producers or from Singapore refineries that oil Indadry sources say have already shifted to crude from Saudi Arabia and other Middle East producers. Mexico, the shah's last home, has closed its Tehran embassy In fear of a possible takeover nnA — Supreme Court Okays Dam undergoing cancer treatment. Japan, almost totally dependent on foreign oil, received Iranian assurances that Its oil — — WEATHER -• - Jersey. The Company announced Monday that a confirmation well, drilled In 450 feet of water in the Baltimore Canyon 100 miles off Atlantic City, produced natural gas flowing at 14.2 million cubic feet a day. It was the fourth discovery of significant natural gas reserves In the area in the last 15 months, and the largest find sof ar. "It's very encouraging," said Fred Dix, executive director of the American Association of Petroleum Geologists. Word of the new natural gas strike may bring other energy explorers back Into the area. ago the property could be acquired outright without strings If the federal government was paid the facility's value at the time it was deeded to the city. The value at that time was $4,000. Currently the deed for the tract has a reverter clause calling for the facility's ownership to revert back to the federal government if it ii used for anything but library purposes. In other action at today's meeting, the city commission will consider a proposed bicycle route to loop through the city. The eight-mile long route, If approved, would be marked. The route proposed would follow Palmetto Avenue from Fifth Street to Laurel Drive and then French Avenue to Elm, then to Oak and back to Elm at 15th Street and on to Fifth Street. A minor route would also be designated for Seminole Boulevard to Second Street to Summerlln to Eighth Street, Bay Avenue to Eleventh Street, Locust to Plinnosa to tie In with Palmetto loop, or to contlnueon Locust to Grove and Manor, across Mellonville to 24th Street near Lake Gem. the proposition being pet to the people of Quebec, that Is sovereignty with an association and It Is extremely Important as to whether or net that association Is Acceptable to the rest ot'the coiary," Johnson told the Canadian Club of Montreal. He added that CBC reporters' professional Integrity has stood up to strong scrutiny in the pad and pledged they would maintain a levelolmaded objectivity throughout the referendum 'wipaign. $•. ,. ,p. energy reserve lies under the Atlantic Ocean off New Japan, Mexico Gloomy To Carter Iran Move LONDON (UP!)— The Times of London, one of the world's most Influential newspapers for nearly two centuries, was back in print today for the first time In almost a year. The return of the newspaper, long delayed by labor problems, was almost foiled at the last minute by a new labor dispute — which of two unions was in charge of a paperstacking machine. But a formula was agreed upon Monday after six hours of talks and printing went ahead as scheduled. The Times, Britain's main paper of record, 1.4 o UI front page with the headline: "Mr. Carter cuts off Iranian all Imports." TJNduV, Nov. 13. $73'—Vai. 71. Nsfl r-u-- r-1Seep a kp.ass*ssssra. or no $aaNil NmuN, is.. Nhl.isu Ms.. $sait P. NWI,' .Blood Csse reMsas POW at $rd, Pd Men turns $aSijb, N cea, M,3 SLISgO 1U*L Sisiti Yen 511* SW MiSi WN6 I$a Now 51.51 C 1fl_ usa, vs, waI, — commission Sanford City Commissioners at a 7 p.m. meeting today will consider a request from the county commission for a long-term lease of the old post office building on First Street for library purposes. The commissioners also are expected to set a time for a joint meeting of city and county commissioners on the possibilities not only of a long term lease but of deeding the building over to the county. The city acquired the old 1917 facility In 1333 under an agreement with the U.S. General Services Administration (GSA) with the understanding that It would be used for library purposes for 20 years. In line with the county's request that the city consider deeding over the facility, City Manager W.E. Knowles has written a letter to the U.S. Department of Health, Education and Welfare, Atlanta. London Times Comes Back I EWHION Ifrd ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (UP!) Texaco's discovery of the largest plot of natural gas to date In the Baltimore Canyon boosted industry hopes that a large Eyes Bui'ld'ing Lease SEOUL, South Korea (UP!)— Martial law Investigators today took the first steps to court-martial the director of the Korean Central Intelligence Agency and seven others Involved in the assassination of President Park Qwng.hee. A Martial Law Command spokesman said KC!A Director Kim Ja&k, chief presidential secretary Kim Mae-won and six KCIA "hit men" were forthally referred to the military prosecutor for indictment on charges of murder with the aim of insurrection, and several other counts. The action means martial law authorities have concluded the eight were the only ones Involved in the Oct. 26 assassination and murders of six bodyguarda and that the accused may soon face a public courtmartial, possibly late this month. They face a maximum penalty of death by hanging. II.00 - Tuesday, Nov. 13, 197-3A DES Kennedy, determined to sound like an Un. to lose Iowa," Kennedy told a Jammed union month ago in Louisville, Ky., Kennedy dis- overtook Kennedy's campaign. Carter's derdog during his first day of campaigning in hail audience Monday night in Newton. "We decision to terminate oil imports from Iran missed results from preliminary party Iowa, says President Carter cannot afford to know they've got an effective organization caucuses in Florida, saying Iowa would moved Kennedy to quickly support the lose the state's Jan. 21 party caucuses. that's off the ground and off and moving and provide "the first real test" of his and Car- president. Politicking with union workers and college they've got people in place. ter's strength. "I would support the president in steps he students, Kennedy tore Into the president at 'We know has taken today with the hope that it will they're going to use the full every stop Monday, with his 89-year-old Now, Kennedy aides are quick to say the speed up the release date of the hostages.' range of power and Influence of the mother, Rose; his sister, Eunice; his son, battle in Iowa Is uphill — that It apparently Is wesidency," he said, "But I think we've got Teddy Jr., and nephew, Joe Kennedy, of. He said Carter had variety of opand we hope not a fair test. Public opinion polls show some friends here In Iowa, fering In-person encouragement, portunitles available" to him and "I would they're going to give us a hand on those Kennedy ahead in the state, but among A motorcade to Cedar Rapids and more hope he Is exercising all of them." party regulars the ones most apt to be caucuses In January." speeches before college students were on the It Involved In the caucuses a straw poll at a was Carter's reluctance to exercise schedule today. Kennedy was to leave for The Idea that the Iowa contest is more Democratic Party dinner earlier this month presidential leverage that framed much of Minnesota Wednesday. crucial to the president than to Kennedy is a gave Carter a 2-I edge. Kennedy's critIcism, Texaco Oil Discovery Boosts Industry Hopes - %orty Korea indictments Begin Manitoba IN BRIEF Action Reports Fl. Teddy Covets Underdog Role w ATi NON t By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer A horse has been stolen from a Sanford resident, possibly by the man who sold It to her, reported sheriff's deputies. Vicky Mason, of Lake Avenue, Sanford, reported the theft of a sorrel quarter horse, to the sheriffs office, Monday. She told deputies she thinks the animal may have been taken by the man who sold it to her recently, but then wanted to buy it back. The horse Is described as eight years old and 16 bands high. It has been missing since Saturday. TARDY BORROWERS Taylor rentals, of 3159 Orlando Dr., Sanford, reported as IN BRIEF Evening Herald, Sanford, i. ," . - . - .. :,- . 1 i •T. - ,71 '---:-• :•. -4' • • • • • - �C. - -. - - - -. •& • -• -: . ...........-• . -. , Eveni *ng Hendd Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (USPS 41.2w) ID Around ) N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 3062Z11or$31.$g3 Tusaday, Nov. 13, 11979-4A WAYNE 0. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor D ~4 Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $310; 6 Mon ths, $32.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.20; 6 Months *24.00; Year $47.00. _____ Th. Clock Society Suffers berodtheboardtomdapersonalcoalldballom 'bad with', was the proposal wof(W to help pay for L "that hmoom to Sanford." They suggeeted The munbers of the orpii.on did not jug that with just a little more raoisrth, it would pay for the original lancoosn, sold Pvh; thsy probably be found that the facility was the that ptborsd the money and boiM "plies, In all of ShcI. Coy, a lid the plaque it th5SlVio. should celebrate. The II0UIi show IMo the club held dane... ID addition to building the luncli, 1d for club membe rs wore also reeponalbis wm' ""1i building. for crgaiialng the tIM Sanford Girt Scoid troop 87 October 111, members_ had collected amaft other coiwIHmlty progr. ______ _____ &wMwnovwJo1.d when the board members almost $1,200. But the money WU not 1110* In Diconibir said they would coidrthuts to the fund for the ii, the club had to tahe out a I loan to plaque, she ospictad would cost about *200. ____ ______ _____ n'' roetiy oftir It opined club members DeIte the achievements of the P v,,. . t. ___________ th. rsy Isn't u large as it beyond ø once wee, and the contributions would be iiThe only diasp.sms,d the board mbers tgemsly huipluL cofatorlan were opened and no longer did every do" be" to drag a lunch from home. If Orlando could have hot India. for Its ddlim, there wee no reason tMo Sanford couldn't have them too. 1s wee the t)thikbg of the "nb.r. 01 the Sanford Woman's Qub, which built the city's, and quite possibly the cowdy's tIM lunchroom and kttcbsn, a facility dill in us. toy. LM week, club member Mrs. Ralph Austin _____ nHh won purmiulon from the Snbiole Count O RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director 1021, Orlando $d)0015 Introduced S MW revolution In .declon; bat meMo. School _______ Small 0111 y ____ OW 10 the cofd.rla of the Sanford Grammar School She also won promises from moat 01 the mom. ByDAVWMRAjjz By This Decision ___ suffers for his arrogance, Hianith Anandannhe - - W• -' - of W the - Department 01 Gone Card - Astray Is Oil • $yO8ETWAL1U$ ' - sa ______ Even If we accs$ the bigidy que ________ stionable ' $ 100,000 ee.iancllari that f.deralIdevs,dioninthe '°' precise Is a Justifiable govern. TT swdss, there rurtolna the problem of structuring and administering those _____ ______ propuft rom to IO&t of ____ f.atiw.. 01 political sapedioney, academic p.ndaMryandgovsrrmiudal bureaucracy to fritter away billion 01 dollars on projects 01 dubious value. HEW'siill.lntentloned but unfocused c *amor ITaI armoncemuas am ase times _____ ___ so maneuver to ipo4 - ______ ________________ , nearly n __________ ____ Aim an smiap by three aruinese dioat profewrs, epell. Out the managers, Howard said, heOIN* '0st .s1n_havea'ten.mtodemq.u,teWy.' They distIwdim: •'. we ad to mddq lolls of aft delly ad "A meeW mot be creativ or at least mot devote nearly all his or her time to U thers have been am Unpring dooW a's Chips.to so a I he IdoAmM8Vm"dd§---'~-a1swtWw ____ oeft uture PMU~ ad 86101101111 them before they become ___ the uopuvieoey detaIls 01 the day's week. ig "All mnqM be" sonne ailmini0eft Heviistr-'s _." I do in gets brl dew In ade dilrsttve detail Is 1111"M &-sjj NNW Who 11111110111111 me lft as e51M p15101 hi day's work Is his kuP&," mi.hft _ --the in tho thm 101111180* M __ consumers — odor to 41, 11111, 16.0 -- j----fir any ____ y," . or __ yo on dawayfolumoisrisationatmanyabom now have been 41ep by p. Ike (om, are catching op With the West ____ arobselchoUdlewithmost FMA XWO its= ___ .r, in _______ _ ______ ____ __ __ ____ elp ad Is vblchtbelrecuuelsyinastpr,y.Aad - ••• . . - dd 01* iim ID quad -' 'Ike ar _ad lu. -PIhilS!u's Ins a te for - lpw. fir AbMe.èriIjodkIlJI1 es,sap With. TrtiLl ik,___LIrTJ ___ pa lp a__-- in r_ •— _ . __ '—Md Is ripellees i - Ibam uma, i ,. I __ of $mp it on"am ad 41a 1111111111111111111F Poft 111119 . ed -,__ a aft lu —- e led 01 od - 'oladusIut a 5*S bN ___ - __________ to e, *slam . unu ___ Is ___ -------------------- ____ w _____ rL he 1* ad iW -' __ ____ - -- ____ 'u10k,Uhf1**,, ye Is _ ---- miiI I _______ __ ______ ________ . hsr5JrL1I __ -i o pft eie. ____ ___ __ i-adsPaj V&se.Ngo.iddáIs adWfomsIslo , *urn ti •.. 4 ____ b _ — - Oka. d _____ " usk • i d it ngMe to their - - 01* u.g, ____ a*sAiw U."lo Is Isle. . . ___ J ad - oduhIDde.:. I 1. ___ ____ - -• uu : __ -- . •- . •, -• • .- •: - - . uJ_*w.. 15*11. _________ aver -j - - ...io - - •. - . • - - ___ ____•__._i_-------- --------------:-.:;. •. p . Hefner am P"Oe.1m Tom NOW Glibeft Gonitales of Puerto Rice makes a mighty jump- More Winners From '.' - . • Set Young Woman . Olympics first meeth with the rajah of the con- raid revealed 41 pot plants — some as claiming the mothers were the strength terfold In lOSS. Aw& 01 his ided high U 12 HarrisIt.. Boyd, is,,. In their families. Sayhe,."Ora qe . CR0 Q UET pratoreics foe mymplists half Ida age, TARZAN' TRIPS: SIM' T. referred consistently to their fathers. I '~A R Woamm,W9: fh*, Marion the than lfjvsr-Wd tXU coed Is quoted wadai to to a higtHudarled and loin, Inches; third, Edward Bosilër, $ feet 9 Inches; ' end women's mined, had s Grantyllis, , "You're a Mc s mai,"but dUdman — but so far, he's making a mama's boy to be president, but Pa, Man's Olmdaad, 11 fist 6 Inches. second, Harrlett Boyd, Sleet i've never dated anyo es ie,s: J. the ne over 24." Hef- money backward. The 1$-year-old majority seems to have drawn strength UM4 ": first, David 6% inches; third, Kay nor## nply $7, Sadildi Do Foalk, 17, dIVIA11011, 069: Don Funk, 67. J.!- 'i ) :,. ___ ___ f1rd Mario .2 .Inth.;. second. .1 mdr%0_6~ wroomw C6.4~ , and Edith Akement's Wings; G41`dd J0111I, 12 feet I Inches; Thompson,I fed 24 inches. Pap,67, Sadord; Kokh NOTIew 79, Sanford. Gis Gelgole, 11 fed 3 Foul and field goal ahatIng Wilson, Miami Springs; I44 i'wles; third, Robert May, 11 PINOCHLE winners were: women's Davis Jones, 62, Valdosta, feet 2 inch". — "That's OK, neither have Newport, R.I., youth was all ad Friday L" A yearIder, Bubi Benton was on am to swing Taru"yle-135 feet above the from their mothers." The throo who rapped best With daddy — John F. covw of Playboy magazine and a per- river — a rope attK-hed to the Calvin Colli4ge and Gerald manerd resided 01 his west coast center spanfrom of the Mt. Hope Bridge in Kennedy. Ford. m ansion — a pleasure dome she's since below Portsmouth, while buddies in a boat ___ all4ft fimed the foRt-But Trotter 104 his HIS WAY: Frank Sinatra is in the Men, 6149: first, Wesley the team of C.J. Holzgartner, career, p1 Maitland and Don Hess, ; j. Bensee, 12 feat 744 inches; grip and turned high-diver Instead. His middle 01 a week-long engagement at , and William Langley, 00, Otto Bww, GPN ThU: When Jan-Michael friends fished him out of the river and he Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas, No., and — Art Kodik, second, HAM Shadle, 12 feet both of Sanford. cadw In first. VInceni im,KOM,be likes to g Prk 7wk Pa. Mid MM $5, WWW ik~Z; 5% Ind=;. third, Gilberto Arden. explained his ambition to the cops, but the casino has been celebrating with Jhanzle, Palatka; men's ' La11Wi, IIr Coaft in second In the Which is an — exco that police in they weren't sympathetic and neither Gongale,, u feet Inches. special blue dice floating across the crap Wilbur M Winter 65- awfoid. dDnl like what he grows. was the Judge. Trotter qmt the night In tables. But why blue dice? To celftsto ; iz.ar'y Men over 70-up; first, Orrin 60, Miami and K.W. Wilson, Vincent — the Mar of such recent flicks jail and was fined $50. showroom headliner "01 Blue Dice." RUNNING Robert Grail, 12 feet 344 Inches; 58, of Miami Springs and third second, Joe Hull, 9 feet in. place was taken by 001111 BROAD JUMP dies; third, Larry Wilcox, 9 Sayer, 64, and Ruth Sayer, 58, One on one basketball: Dmen's division. *142: Men, 5540;flrst, Bait Ross, led 5% inches, Women, 56-59: both of Sanford. Renters 0 0 Facing 0 Catholic Bisho P 0 %O Points i 1 LIZ IV ' Crisis WASHINGTON (UPI) — I ' er ___ The ______________________________________ rental housing Is so severe that It requires Immediate IL JU __ SINGLE __ action by (bagre. and the By DAVID K ANDERSON glow f __ of the n of goveriiji4, a new ___ VISION report the General Accounting LENS £ Office, invedigative r' of 7IISØI• -- 1,r.juigtOtheadMpr.WdthemiIeu,imalso ar--- ---A A""" . to reb- __ ____ it I d to No in some ___ SS __ he OWL "ft SINGLE VISION am Th 000 _____ ___ ___ _ Professional fe. not included - I __ rp A. *. ___ siel fI1*$ Lee.. fom1555. __ tb.S ekusdemsads ad ________ ______ - mr. ___ ___ _ $i*a*aCornmeal ___ _ ____ ia __ _____ ___ _____ ___ ____ BUDGET - PHONE * sea. wem. - • . . . MaSOns._Is a iliN J1%15S11 _____ . ----i at swum Lw ms lo pi'W ly"adssid he hadrr-r'e. eMIua,k ____ ______ aid.___ S1*1v 01 lews 1r"+ is, Idd _Ik __ edth,'ujlu - OPTICAL 2544 S FRENCH AVE. (1742) HOURS: (Aefr' $,ye) SUSAN Tees.. PrUa.m.i pa. SANFORD IA TES Sat. es.m.i pm. ____ ----______ ,, Kit __ cesvs5*us to elm. 11.'uIMhh1 e 101 yam_ ' l Itmw. sold" em" it salt "Ike presum we uiwt is em iveryse gs," bsMIt "u Is aMInglbs 'uuayds ad lus" Ma Abs ci dbnt to lb. ' meft"I - _____ i.—.t' Mr Sims vhs "we & mrs. mere we seM he sitanties are r*di, ss, lies.. Tome — 1. 4 mal ut batw __ ier.eea___ MtPasftn .5.__ _ abs________ tided ad rL '"•' 'a's aag costs wL veeelvid a4va all N.rv Wisp, ad tn during lb. feu*comtog - 1 30 day money back guarantee $99pai?j ___ _ _____ LE ___ ___ -. SOFT CONTACT __ ____ ____ Fashion Frames EYE_EXAMINATIONS_ARRANGED ____ _____ ______ ______ _______ ___ 300 1 YOUR DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION FILLED an ______ ___ Your Choice Of I GLASSES DUPLICATED _____ ad 1I!flI ______ ______ __________ ___ BIFOCAL — in the ppnecameof fall mietW dtha NV'onsl (baderinos of C.tbsitr P!±. the rising cad 01 buying a __ aid its adios area, lb. U.S. e Ssrvlc• boom 1" ad am pans bdimbele I therefore "rudal homing will enmsuv nm • kdII __ __oltuatis ad a PriPised riceive iastructi.. is skuI edural ceu. to be wo d W r. ul the medb. ,,1-Il sidnkw beus ' iiliø. Mb. EM 01 P"ftljWa em the rooad meeting 01 the wesif's Amo ecow rWs Is. Nsu lea.' sSN IS. 1 who probed Va"cu' "la.u. aid A cuss ss, tbsr,fu,, MSiV iibariis, AiesIia. W CevSrv DlvIShsS. Mwess McGrath 01 Pamsa Is the 1y buciem 01 "15W Ie,ehs 01 moderately priced sew sevmesI ____ the lAin American blabscostireso. '*' )*_aid lbs dia'ifo's ruuui to ssauaasm.rnshu Pool's vIsit "em't - rivet. cosatraclies aid ___ jiMhen'" lhse tobe cesorbsdtoaewwey." —if sxIMIa( ualts W 0 60 •,': In Includes Tinted or Plastic Lenses at Slight Additional Cost thu GAO __ ___ Over Creu and the ad- coet 11 hp Jolus the ct an do ____ ____ ____fosrisy ____ ____ ______ Qth wa.Idervlewedztbse,ed$he spr'gdthe __ ____ _ 01 w aid a sskSs $35 e Issij. of (bI&eSL says renters face a Important for us to say clearly that th Ai'up Joke K. Qolrii 01 San Frominco, In a IPICh wo"And enin the diurch is aitalienguig and cr.ntivecpportrj*fty major housing crisis because qrth.orrdsyameetngosatona'er.om 0 to b ws3((injd and not a pr ___ private Industry Is not fd, I'_ The mow proposals bellore do bishops &fttb* providinii aov* motlerstely _"go bayed cos,satlad dirlty ad 'ISIk Oat th. meeting Incind. change. In liturgical prayers to housing and Miuctursi lease's, which tiMer or reme the dlftemnt forms ° some said imgs, a calMing units are being pm", in mmaMeandadincedon01th.co'snabandoned or, converted to church, bUIIId — said lbs pupa's words must be kept before the ___ omirians. to as awasomit e d tal ___bout" c IA ratIdlaI ye7 med give Y Sunday that John Paul's visk "pefl.d f, together and problem Is so sever, that It iie Ir*II. 01 ask dm*s CelD created a new mad" __ among U.S. Cathoitci. "I tInk that word lariuir.i thiS toaiadid. M biJ ___ tudim of and action by the galvamlasd Is a good way to describe II." be ____ _________ __ Straight ByKENNETRR. CLARK as "Big Wednesday," "Bite the Bullet" M' IS FOR ...: Professor Robert K. uwwprmlatwud" and "Wtdte Line Fever" — will be In Murray says you don't have to be tied HEFIS REP: In W forthcoming book, court in two weeks to explain about the with apron strings to get Into the White "Thy Neighbor's Wife," Gay Talese marijuana plants growing in the House, but his studies indicate it doesn't devotes extensive ink to what Esquire greenhouse at his Enctna Canyon home. hurt. Murray — a Pennsylvania State magazine is exerptlng as "The Erotic Police on a routine helicopter flight did a University history professor — says eight History of Hugh Hefner." In it, Talese double take W September when they of I I presidents itince 1920 were un. reports one sweet young thing's leery new over Vincent's pad. The subsequent commonly close to their mothers, d .: -1$t - _________ ' a _ --------------- - .- ' -• ••.. _______ - • Pop. John Paul!! during Ms recent visit to the United POadud ad ad ID bud, however, b Nines id IIu 01thes 'emMrUtkat,er$ ad -, aInsedruLWd01thee,ad lu I : ____________ lIt • -•- -s '. __ uasleu ____ £.• - teaching repeated by John Paul during his U.S — and rwi-'ier arid Im.n'int the call for social Justice made by said the church "cannot afford to be paralysed by It.". - ____ 1 pueae Ge.. - good - With FekW. - • .. Roman Catholic bishops today tilled on his colleagues to ft lose mas • . ,• . ___ So d - •.• ___ ' - i - ,- • .,.... _____ ' Kissing,ernNi *xon '.-._ - .. ..•, .- . arid ma wc' don't Iniow the 411- later ream. his own levet bwerr s, ncrieau in ou prima, And tIn, of course, Is but the trath Is the tell., Moot ollrd the the .ft a. to what hind oh $.niI this feruice are cout .' =.Vlau ____ ge— i.r of k im $ • . ' by 'rd$s 'WAIIIIIUTCII ., - -. - thenthat'swhatwasbuthgssldlsesthana .p _____ piepem, . two -. : . , year__ ap _ borrowing abroad and Treasury loom fl____ oated 110 9=94urmey coutries sued who be gete the job he's a fallurso" Howard speculative pressures and boosted the 371AMPM - sold. ' UPI loins.. Writer doUWs value on the exchange markets for a ____ ____ "Istldakthet'sjwdtheworkingoat of time. riw YORK jp — AI.IMrSIOr — JACK' ANDERSON be WORLD '. .,. the - _____________ -- -' , . . " 4'UoIda1amaUractIvealternat1vs.Bit P inci le r' __ wlo11es11wrNsrswidsuedwaa1th*uaass lo piM$. 1111 Iveslsg Herald else reserves 111. -: ,... rsa.ury Is playing Its cards right In this latest mailleg address aid, $ pssslbie, a -.--- -•r The price ft tide time out suggests the WORLD BUSINESS twilad 31"00 a r"M to an Wd raw CarmasIL w r lyw ' •' : ,- -- -. -. AAL~ Is - day of the auction. fllsan Attempt to tab some of the boat out of the gold market by keeping dealers and particularlyipi7. speculators uncertain as to the inoidhly KA1411M 10 00 *MW W* wdeemW 1W do MERRY '.' ' :'.. white umber s.Ih. $11011711111. writer aa' Fined Alm easew verified. Th. Evesbag BUild È .-., - t. Is a sorry ons, the inin the mat ip,aHg _____ ________ comb g ____ _______ Railway - - $0 ______ I Pl Ever WASHINGTON (UP!) Southern in the 70-year hist ory of the Elkins Act, hunting lodge known as Brosnan Forest. Railway Co. has been fined $1.9 milli on which prohibits the granting of rebates The other 94 counts alleged it gave for providing illegal rebates and con- and concessions by a regulated rail scores of ot her shipping representatives cessions to shippers. carrier to officials representing shippers the free and discounted use and enLawyers for the company pleaded that use the carrier's transportation joyment" of resort and recreation guilty in U.S. District Court in Columbia, services, facilities in the last five years. The S. C,, to one county of making an illegal The plea agreement culminated a 22- charges all are misdemeanor counts. rebate and concession and "no contest" month investi gation of Southern's acUnder the plea agreement, the to 94 ot her counts. tivitles by the Department of Justice, government said it would end a grand The company allegedly provided U.S. Attorney Thomas Lydon Jr. of South jury investigation into Southern's actransportation , free use of its resort and Carolina and probers for'the Interstate ttviUes. But Sout hern will be required to recreational facilities and other en- Commerce Commission, keep for three years separate files, to be tertainmeat to potential 'customers. Southern pleaded guilty to one count produced for inspection by the ICC, of U.S. District Judge Robert Hemphili charging It gave a shipping represen- "all documents, books and records in any imposed the maximum fine of $20,000 on tative, identified only as A.K. Pentilla, way relating to Southern's policies and the company for each of the 9 counts. free transportation in December 1974 practices of entertainment of shippers The fine was believed to be the largest from the railroad's South Carolina and gifts to shippers." • Med ii_flh11 M WNgi7 erleated OWL dMuailas whethera gives ",.IIT" SISSy or- tr-'--'in a aàdrater: "Ask abed his doliy menagurlel ir'j The blow will be ceddoned somewhat b7 redIn..11 he ad.esm he martol PII at £ A kJiI&j rum Is medbli food UubIidiuS f flied PJL'bW The report was finally registered in the idIuidi..jfati,rlk.seemoryto teem., Vase omlal, he said, aid I med be eeing, venturi plus the Introduction 01 merIt pay ___ r:g kie mail er .mi National Information Service, which psilSIm baIls 4*1I IuIfIjMg4 ad poInd t.em'd opedne tocr_- for .. yem__R1 ' advertisis government documents that can be adIa," Peking's m' purpose appears to be 11 bags opiedis In 111 With the sanuui.sd Hed sold he CIulda't Sew bow Gseedmsuieuieeat trg abs set. Inorease the Inenme 01 sso v riñi for coesumers on order. no far, there "do eseseiW__ literacy IIhl. 10 alatrators ____ ____ ire _______ ______ cstomke*1llsk ______ _____ __M$uiiaddosethedhycosedrygapin _____ = ve addome A" AMerim t :_.mie#'en, -arr v— .a atdo, to' sip op some macop. r'i se eempuiy Nww ____ ___ _____ad veMkaaI rigidity, to _____ pr.dupiMty by pro,Ig Iethofthees slums Moe bees ud.t Rowed aid aaay __ kthI he mid. ____ c Ineath fir Mo work and Ngr mmli Et'lwed d .iud — a 1t01 pile. sea reword in wring. 'Md b7IIL ______ _____ _____ _________ to'J[ay'I ctiit idvmeed ly in ____ _____ ike ____ ___ I ___ p1_to ore "ru, in .eed Madat tetlitlOD. __ ___ he weds $.be a ____ rrdFs andtoas ewager. "Hey the Penalty Southern Ones, iniptOvirig the nation's CMII helen by almwd half a bIllion dollars. Good deal? Not when you consider that the, price per once was down more than $0 aád the total take some million from the lad. such public sale, In September. Bad deal? Not from the Treasury paid : view. A drop In the price of gold Is precisely, the purpose of the new dratagy, inaugurated: With tide sale of keeping the quardity of gold• t. be sold and the date secret almost to the: has. squandered -' Amino now.e pr&jiota amb.u& for Largest Thó le brought an average of $372.30 as- and sensible prior" for Waft _ devices In ambulances and emergency rooms The appalling atemey rate___ to thin ceedry were poorly designed and likely to Is three fto " d 111111111 or" Man.on was cialow out of die dKV00t. tei the em of yam finsIly ed was a mom of a report, — hme" w0des, CdkW ad ---io ION which shift 5 .4 faulty a. at 01 fo and merely states "several deVicel lt,g L_m reaiow rumilal help ailed under stress." Project director Jim ____ 0dmmhm owwwoon%nolx6 _____ ___ specific references would date the report pregrew pupsstediy tet*e1 to possihiy lead to lawsuits.' tIne vhs hask the Irdu-atel reading. orders . ByDONGRATF TMWiNury'Ippedbdofts gold hourdth.: other day, selling 1,200* ounces to - tht highest bidders. WASHINGTON (NEA) The nation han a MW DspNUnwd of Education with 17,000 _________ un$av.ss and a $142 biflion annual budget. ______ Needed now are a rational mission for those ___ __ one official, _ who mod :rd ovkliculoo'l and "of ambulance companies." Furthermore th. crux _as may be fiIoeaiy iiorats been .. ___ vices Ind systems for local ambulance when compared with the cewdeys most piofeimil IJEMIOII problem — Imtuicy. operations. nly , ________ programs to domestic P'" and Now in another extravagant boondoggle by the graduat, ,Iou "to teach e.aDwi how to agemy that is sunnollifid to improve the st Our thiW m.. -; -t tome & .:. More tMo $15 million "to anoMo PMC scathingly criticized the agency for mnlsha,ylllrig radio ad television stations to PdiSN — lwpflofll almost 44.5 million lu nearly $20 million in trants and contracts. agency initially produced a 1 A*p - Trump The watchdog General Accounting Office c wish to transfer from a community one way to smooth the transition for TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Education Commissioner Ralph college to a university. There are students moving from community Turllngton told a public hearing scheduli ng conflicts during the summer colleges to Florida's upper division and Orlando Wednesday that Florida's state- session and occasionally students lose four-year universities. aiçported colleges need a common credit In making the change. "We want to very firmly put forth the calend rto make it easier for studentato A special Department of Education commissioner's viewpoint that there is transfer from one to another. coordinating committee met In Orlando one system from kindergarten through Wednesday to get comments on the graduate school," said Nan Buchanan, a Rigid now, the state's nine universities question. The big obstacle is to decide spokesman for Turlington. are on the quarter system - 12-week which group - the universities or the Shelley S. Boone, deputy commissioner periods that more or less follow the community colleges - should make the for special programs, said most of the traditional academic YUT begiflflIfl change. late September and ending in mid-June. comments so far indicate that the Both a Board of Regents subcommittee common calendar is a good thing and There is also an eight-week summer and consultants hired by the Joint that it might be easier for the universities session. Legislative and Executive ('nniussion The 20 community colleges are on on Pod secondary Education support a - who've balked in the past - to switch back to semesters. semesters - periods running some 16 common calendar. weeks that dart in August and January Turllngton has been a strong backer of "From the comments that are being and wind down in mid-May. the concept ever since it was first studied made, the feeling Is the burden would be This creates a problem when students in 1974. He feels a common calendar is less on the universities," Boone said. _____ Effort: "to improve odrAtilon offshoot Common, Calendar VIEWPOINT " $t5 million Healtb, Education and Welfare (HEW) has Poo ,ft projects Uw will bring arts become notorious for conspicuously wasting arul .iperisn.. In creative arts to taxpayer dollars, Time and aga in, the Nation ____aurvethemob Center for Health Services Research has been aWk __ chastised for Its spendthrift haoits. their soUrs comtovokles." little- known _____ VIEWPOINT Education. Some examples: A _______ on Chief Wants Educat'i' J The refusal of a federal judge to impose serious penalties upon three Houston, Texas, police ofbe ficers who killed Jose Campos Torres viewed by many as one more denial of the civil rights of Hispanics. It is that, certainly, and more. The efforts of a federal prosecutor and the Intervention of a U.S. appellate court have deterred U.S. District Judge Ross Sterling from administering a gentle slap on the wrist to the three who beat Mr. Torres and callously threw him into a bayou to drown. After state courts refused to imprison the___ men, federal prosecutors obtained convictions on federal felony charges of violating Mr. Torres' civil rights. The convictions carried penalties 01 up to life in prison, but Judge Sterling chose t suspend all but a year in jail. An appeals court recently agreed with the indignant prosecutors that the suspended sentences were illegal and told Judge Sterling a"termof years" was called for. Incredibly, the judge, Instead resentenced each defendant to one more day in jail. Judge Sterling shares with the Texas censure that falls upon him for obdurately falling to defend rights guaranteed to all Americans and for condoning a crime by police officers. Un fortunately, it is society it..lf that ultimately - ______ Tuesday, Nov. 13,19"-4A CLOSED LIcensed 3238080 MONDAY U �Philadelphia SPORTS A-IvenIng Hera id $aMss, PP Races To Early Lead Tuesday, Nov. 13,1979-IA "...nford, Fl. ''-' Evi;',nc? 'I. Tuesday, Nov. 13, im Eagles Like TV, Whi p Five Way Tie A Possibility Brief ly 31-21 Cowboys IRVING, Texas (UPI) - turf In 14 years. almost every locker in the and it just means so much to '- You just cant imagine -The 29-yard scoring pass sey's NFL record 63-yarder pass of 5 yards to Billy Joe %lien Wilbert Montgomery Eagles' dressing room nie." how many hours and how to Charles Smith from backup kicked nine years ago, canie DuPree with 1:17 left. Texas Stadium, they may raced 37 yards for a touch- Monday night. Big plays were corn- quarterback John Walton, after safety Randy Logan had The Cowboys then trailed much hard work went into Implant a plaque in the ar. down with 1:01 left to play and But when it came time to monplace for the Eagles, who who was filling in for intercepted a pass at the by only three, but the this," said Vermeil. tificlal turf that reads: wiped out any hope of a Dallas award the game ball following had lost the last three weeks Jaworskl in the final moments Cowboys' 42. resulting onside kick failed to "The Philadelphia Eagles comeback, the Eagles had not the victory, the players and whose last triumph over of the second quarter while X"We've been through sonic Even though Philadelphia work and the Eagles started darted here." only recorded one of their wanted It to go to Coach Dick Dallas had been in a Monday rays were being made of had built a 24.7 lead with less running out the clock. There tough times the last fe Then again, maybe they most satisfying victories in Vermeil. night game in 1974. Among Jaworskj's wrist, than six minutes to play, the was still if minute left to go, weeks. But now I think you - won't. After all, it's a little years but had also made it a "This is the most them were: -And the cannonshot, 59- game took if sudden, nasty however, with Phitadaiphia will see us getting better and early to call the Eagles' 31.21 race again in the NFC East. meaningful thing that has -Touchdown throws of 32 yard field goal from rookie turn as far as the Eagles were facing a third-and-2 at the better." victory over the Dallas CowWith five weeks remaining, ever happened to me," said and and 13 yards from place kicker Tony Franklin - concerned. Dallas penalties, poor Cowboys' 37 when Non' boys Monday night a Dallas, with an 8-3 record, the emotional Vermeil. "You quarterback Ron Jaworski to the second longest in NFI, Dallas quarterback Roger tgoniery dashed around left coverage on specialty teams leads Philadelphia and Wash- see, this win didn't just Harold Carmichael, one of history. milestone. Staubach, who threw a 48- end and was gone for the and the turnover just before But it certainly helped bury ingtton by a single game. The happen tonight. It started in them coming in the first the half all hurt the Cowboys' Franklin's kick came with yard touchdown pass to Tony score. 'a carload of Philadelphia Cowboys must go to Washing- the off season, in training period to overcome a 7-0 27 seconds left in the first half Hill on the third play of thci That rtin gave Montgoniery effort, but coach Tom Landry frustrations. Philadelphia had ton next Sunday while Phila- camp and through a lot of deficit and the other coming and followed Smith's touch- game, found 11111 with a 75- 127 yards for the evening and zeroed in on his club's chief not beaten Dallas in their last deiphia hosts St. Louis. tough days and nights, a lot of in the third quarter after clown by 36 seconds, The Yard touchdown throw with iiiude him the fourth running problem after the game. nine games and the Eagles The Philadelphia heroes griping and moaning. Jaworski had returned from a monumental boot, second in 5:56 remaining and then back in the NFl. this year to "Philadelphia just played a had not won on the Cowboys' could be found in front of "It was a whole team thing wrist injury. clistance only to Tom Denip- flipped another touchdown go over the 1,1011-yard mark. good football game," he said. Someday, on the floor of Tangerine Sports Gets Association Orange County has passed a resolution to expend up to $25,000 of county funds for use in the promotion of the Tangerine Bowl and Tangerine Sports Association events. TSA President Jeff Clark Monday acknowledged the funding and Its Importance to his organization. "This helps us substantially and gives us the ability to fund a professional halftime show," he said. "It recognizes the Importance of the event to the county. It's like an In. vestment for the county in tourist development dollars and tax revenues through the resort tax." The money comes from the county's portion of funds generated from the Tangerine Bowl stadium law suit. McEnroe Rallies Over Mayer Defending champion John McEnroe of the United States, down a set and trailing l-3in the second, fought off abrisk ' challenge from countryman Gene Mayer and won die men's singles title In the $210,0)0 Stockholm Open Tennis Championships 6-7, 6.3, 6-3. As a result of the victory, McEnroe became the first player ever to win two straight titles In this tournament. Lopez, Watson Repeat In Poll . I Nancy Lopez and Tom Watson are the 1979 winners of the Golf Writers Association of America Player of the Year awards. The winners were a repeat of last year's selections. ...Swlng Golf School starts a series of free workshops today for Orlando residents or tourists visiting the area. Pro Vince Call, a graduate of Arnold Palmer's Golf Academy and originator of the "swing golf" method, will conduct the workshops on Tuesdays and Thursdays (6:30 p.m.) through Dec. 20 at the Sheraton Twin Towers' convention center. vicotry. Seminole stands alone at the top of the heap with a 4.2 conference record and 44 overall. The Tribe will enter Friday night's Jot this one down along side all time other in battle on the heels of a three game losing sports cliches. "Never have so many, streak they certainly wart to snap. conte ntion for so long." The other cast of characters Involved InAs the final week of the Five eludes Apopka, Lyman and Mainland, all with ference Football scenario unfolds, a check of identical 4-3 conference slates Apopka stands the standing reveals that 1979 has indeed been H overall. Lyman Is 6-3 overall while a year Of contenders. Mainland stands at 54 overall, Heading into the "do or die" games Friday Both Delndand spruce Creek also remain night, no less than six of the nine prep squads in Seminole and Volusla Counties still have a In contention with 34 conference records. DeLand logs in with a 4$ overall record while shot at the football crown. Spruce Creek's total look is at 4$ also. And the college bowl scouts think they have Either DeLand or Spruce Creek will cancel problems! each other out with a fourth conference loss The Fighting Seminole's can settle the Friday night as the two teams face each other matter outright with a win over visiting Lake at the Bulldogs home park. Brantley. But should the Tribe lose Friday ByJOEDE8ANTIS Herald Sports Editor That AM leaves at least five team with night, at Ind four teams will wind up with identical 4-3 conference records to settle identical records. The and result of a season of extreme balance In the Five Star will un-- things in a vote should Sanford lose. conference records Of the other COflte&5 fortunately have to come down to a matter of all coming In the Certainly each of the schools would feel straight lose in a row they deserve a piece of the crown and a state second half of the season. The newest entry into the Five Star, Apopka playoff berth. Toss In the fact that naturally Seminole County coaches and principals has been up and down all season long and lost would want the district representative to their final conference game to Mainland lad come from their back yard - Volusla prin. week. Prior to that they turned Inalackluster performance two weeks ago and narrowly cipals will no doubt feel the same way. a winless Bishop Moore Hornet defeated If the five way tie possibility should come 13-6. squad about, the respective principals should take Lyman has the best overall slate at 64, several things into mind when casting their including a double overtime win against ballots for conference champion, Seminole last week. Should the tie come about the to face whichever team wins will have top ranked team in the state, Merritt isiui. that factor will have to be on the minds of voting principals. Ask yourself which of the five teams involved Like Apopka, the Mainland Buccaneers in the possible tie offers the best challenge in a playoff game against the best team in the have been up and down all season long. The DeLand Bulldogs meanwhile, have won state. That representative should be the one with the befit balance ofa strong defense and their last three In a row and could finish offense -doesn't take a genius to figure thist strongly with number four it they handle Spruce Creek Friday night. angle out. be ta ke in Spruce Creek has also experienced The next factor that should n to consideration Is how each of the five teams somewhat of an up and down season as they - - "ONE FREE DAY" 4 Sa - I y turda ______ NEW_VOSK (UPS) - The Denver e 30 .7*1107110 Oakland 6 1 0 US$41151 loaItI $ 00 *0303W kaneasCify 4 $ n1(igI.r's Komer $11 US P01 ____ ___ 1k O.0NIUN ________________ mows If Pt UT PU OSIAt.OP at Coaches tØ N cilleli leathell Lislel seasra VII Ill, Valerie $ 3 5 .7*1 $0 10) _____ lii, essep Cs,pam$i us. ______ retmnss, wilti lW40placs 20115011 Dliii __________ "n-lass rim IN in ..rs**ISM Waaken 7 4 0 *0 on 101. 15anllnu: (I) In'HuNrs. 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W"EBOARD • S * FULL LEARNING PROGRAM *DEVELOPMENTAL .PLAYGROUNO * OVER ?) YEARS EXPERIENCE I PROFESSIONAL CARE AND TRAINING-INFANTS to 12 I 'YEARS *AFTER SCHOOL CARE AND TRANSPORTATION Saints Ready For HAPPY ACRES : will not be affected as Apopka, Lyrnanand stand at4$. finished the last half of the season. Mainland all finish their i0,t'5 against Seminole can uncomplicate a very cornSeminole got off to a hot conference dart opponents. of plicated season witha victory. If not its a and then If they win, no problem,a Should the season come down to a five way victory over Lake Brantley insures than of whole new ball game. One that will be decided tie, things will get very In a meeting room Instead of a gridiron. the title. U they lose it politics- in the form of votes from the principals of the respective schools involved in the tie. As mentioned the Fighting Seminoles can make things happen for themselves : !to new enrollments CrOM Country District A•AA-4 Championship (also Conference) Boys (3miles); l. Avon Park 27,2. Trinity Prep &4,3. Lake Highland 106, 4. Mt. Dora Bible 132. 5. Groveland 147, 6. Two world rord holders, Sebastian Coe and Edwin Lakeland Santa Fe lfl, 7. Luther H.S. 195$. Daytona Warner Moses, are among more than a dozen athletes threatened Christian 205, 9. Montverde 236, 10. Tavares 236, Springdead, by an inquiry Into alleged under-the-table track and field Frostproof, Father Lopez NTS. payments. The inquiry, demanded by the International Trinity Prep led by senior Paul McNulty (Sanford) not only Feaeratlon, could possibly end their Athletes Amateur qualified for the date meet by finishing second in District, but amateur careers before the Moscow Olympics. also won the Central Florida Athletic Association Clamplonship (Prep school conference). Paul placed first In the District Meet. Other top finishes for Trinity were; Tommy Matthews, a seventh grader from Maltland, who took 7th place; Jimmy Mucus, a junior from Winter Park; Chid Busting, a junior 1 id; Scott Urleeblo, a frn from Winter _____ from Park; 14,CIsm$iI41.3) TSY 1.ae,* lester fr 1erd d J.T. a senior JaI.AIaI IS. Washington (73) • II. Temple (I) S ,s from Winter Park. ORL.*N09.$BMINOLI Wake Forest (5-2) 20 Trinity's team will run in the cross country dat. meet at Moday night 11. IS. Tennessee (5-3) 17 First game DeI.aid on Saturday, November 17, at 1:45 am. 1. IndIana (7.3) 3 Jose Qulola 12.20 3.50 3.20 20, Baylor (6.3) is For Further Information. Please Contact: Mrs. Terri Austin I Rica Perez 7.20 3.60 Note: By agreement with the Public Relations Coordinator 671414Q lCiIonhzKoldo •o American Football Coaches 0 (13) 31.10: T (344) 335.45. Cross Country District A•AA.4 Championship (also Con-Association, teams on prowlan Second some by the NCAA are ineligible for the ference)GIrls(2rniles): 1. Trinity Prep 19, 2. Mt. Dora Bible ICIlonhzReyes 10.00 16.10 4.00 top 30 and national championship 66,3. Lake HlghIandI$,4. Father LopsslIS,5.Lak.landSanta S RIca-Aitu 6.00 4.40 by the UPI Board of 2 Pita Amore Fe150, 6. 1 Aher KS. 165, 7. Montvsrds IN, 1. Groveland 1969. Coaches. Those teams currtIy 0(1.5)31.0I:P(1.$)147.Ie1T0. onprobation are Oklahoma State. Daytona Warns, Christian 231, Frostproof, SpringMead, 54) 366.50, DD (3.1) IILN. Auburn and Memphis State. Tavares, Avon Park NM Third Some $ Legue-UrquIdi 27.00 5.00 7.20 The lady Sa11jL, defending Mate champions Class A.AA, ran 21a1e-Koldo 5.20 5.00 away with the District 4-AA QssmpLo,thp on Friday, S Echano.Quioia 5.40 November 9, end also won the Central Florida Athletic O(2S)sS.60:P(I.2)154.SS,T(I. ____________Cross Cowdry CianWlunaldp _______________ for Girls (Prep. 25) 441.40. M.ociMI Fourth game school conference), 11.20 6.40 2.60 4 Jose Oia Shannon McNulty, a sophmore from Sanford , won the in; 6.40 3.40 3 ira AItu PICA Rica-Oyari 2.00 ConferenceIvidial thwpioilp with a fins time of 12:10. Trinity placed o (3.4) 41.111 P (4.3) ft40 (4. five girls in the top six runners, Placing third was Tracy Atlaettc Division 55 _______ 34) 401.. Herald PsIe W Tom. V11c W I. Pd. 09 Johnson, a sophomor. from Sanford; fourth, Ann Kwth, a iflhgami 12 3 .100Urizar.Juan 11.00 0.20 4.00 PhiIod.IphIa Seminole Community College basketba ll coach Joe Sterling senio, from Winter Part; Mb, Thh Moore, a se or (ruin ni presents Sanford RAIDER'S Boston 10 3 .700 1 _____ ?Simon-EI.xpe 5.00 3.20 New Altamonte Springs; lath, Poky Lingle, a York nan from McDonald's manager Don Hughes with a 'Friend of the Raiders" plaque. 7 .500 4½ 4.00 Washington 3CiionIzEIorza 4 7 .364 6 Sanford. FRIEND 0(2.1)46.40, P (14)136.20: T (5In support and promotion of the S.C.C. basketball program. Hughes will be Newjiruy 2.31 $1055. Coath A ust in win veryproudOf his rmmerswhenh.Mat.d, Central awarding Big Mac coupons for the Raiders who take defensive charges In Division Sixth sense Atlanta "All my girls pac.d In the top twelve naners, it's had to 11 s us ISimonLoza 33.60 5.00 410 S,C.C.'s alumni game Saturday night at 7:30 . Prep basketball action will Antonio S 7 .133 214 beat tbatl"Elsventhandtwelflhplaceswer.takenby Rachel 7.40 3.30 Son IRica-Ola precede the college game beginning at 6:00 p.m. Indiana I 0 4713½ Waterhouse, senio r from Winter Park and Qndy McDonald, _________________________________________________________ 6.40 Mutton SAlurIa.Amore S 7 .417 4 0(24) 55.20; P11')) $72.05, T (S. Cleveland a senior from Sanford. 6 io .375 s " 5Detroit S 0 .39 5 Trinity's girls will be seeded num ber one at the cress Seventh 9wo Western Conference 7 Negul-Uriquidi 132.60 12.111111 4.00 country state must in DeLand on Saturday, November 17, and Midwest Division 040 1.10 3Clionhz-Perez 3.00 Milwaukee will kickoff the mast with en 1:10 a.m. starting time. 12 3 .000 1 Pits-Altu $ Il .313 7½ Q(3.7)30,31,P(7.3) 1fl.1S:T(7- Denver Kansas City S 11 .313 7%'. 31) 317.11. ChIcago For the first time in school November 17th at Delaid within four seconds Of lath three of the last five years. 4 12 2100½ 11111"M Ime 2 13 .133 10 history both the boys and girls High School. 01130?. SMano$oMartnez 10.00 5.40 410 Utah Deland is currently ranked vision 3Urizar-Eleiipe 1.40 6.20 Portland Pacific Di cross teams count r y at Lake sh Th. Lake Brantley girls second in the date and spilt The Lady Patriots fini ed 13 4 .765 a 4.00 oAlurla-Juan Braidley High have qualified third in the district mast while pose a strung challenge to the pair Of big matches wltk eles 11 1 .733 I 1IS.II;Y(l- Len Ang Phoenix 1063252½ for the state meet which will the men Patriots finished state title as they have Lake Brantley over the 34) 335.00. Seattle 0 us 3 ______ _____ Ninth some take place Saturday, fourth, placing four namers as Mat. runners-op leMon. 7 6 .130 4 15.10 6.2032.50 lMartinfl 6 11 .313 7 56 5.00 SanDIeo Juan ''IesIts 3 labmo 6.00 The Cowboys hued their, games also in o,ertina. Indiana 113, Utah 101. OT 0(44)47.20s P(44) I$I.$l V (4. Curtis Bradi.y intsscupted third Intircuptlon of the day $3) 735.50; a Into a tothdown Satirday p.m with WE then two Tenth same and defiled the Rena 74 to minatos to play Saturday and 1.40 4.40 340 I Ira LAND I WATR "0 it bmi mthsflvi.yard win the Sanford Ricreetles r SMend.z LOOM Cum DIpaihileuls Plng Football lie to near $ild belore 0(I.4)3M11P(1.4) III 311T(. 41)000.10. Lnges rw for the pMA to Rid Alnw'er, NPL Slsvsm* 1 third dtigit year. ,i iisilv o14d.med the Aericas CaaIaesacs 20.20 6.30 210 4$lmonAltu iii' , aear R players. L 440 7.00 IJosillorra *7 L sy tss,d a pess I. 3 CiIb.00li ON N England 7 4 I 430 *71 on between the two 0(1.4) 0.40; P (4.1) 00.00, V (4 MIami Ri7m.Sd ry far ths SMrS fl )I, end Ml ee 7 4 S 430 $01 141 I )) NY Jets I 6 0 *0133363 have bess a on.4onbdawe W' Twihfthge*i Buffalo III 107 The Cowbeys, ceacted by .contustsNio $64. 27.00 - $altlmers 4I 7a II.dll won ts 7 UrizarAlda 104171 *00 asegin. The R 141, 2 RIIbaoMindeZ first g.m. In overtime, Sylvester FrMklta Jr., c.w.i 1110 pfl5 6manowyas 5 I 1113041$ mopping a 17-11ame Cowboys SdIhm with a 7.1 uc04 0U.1)4l.30,PU.111I5-le1T(1. Hsuelen 0 3 5 .7*7 141300 inths*,achId IV 241 *i,.ø. cievotand 7 4 0 430 all N3 w4 Ing streak sad the A - I,036 I Hoeft Vill Cowboys teak lbs secssd MI Miper, were 14. -. ,a save lanDings I 3 I .7*1*70107 Coe, Moses ' Vote Could Decide Grid Title $25,000 From County PHONE 323.3$ê 2S1OA OAK AVE SANFORD 'v AT TEN I ION!' I ),,ii'l h' l'uId l' ut jIL-ti Pt I IIt,I t' Is)l'. iliti't (III I• I,III PIt' cIi,aid 411(1 P. I'Ill'I stiry PtUIVt 111,11 ( .i!I Us k'r lull We Feature Genuine e L isng Houni Dining Lie. & Halt 339-4969 %otchgatf Z Go ('atpri 4 UplioI%ICI) Frutection FREE ESTIMATES call anytime I ,- , -, - r'w .--. -.._-'_ - -:,t:- �U OURSELVES aV' 0 4 el.... ............_•c . • • Evening Herald, Sanford, FL I • - • •' -'-: £ - • — Holidays At Granny's' ;I •. yo'lI V. , £ knoW Immedla e are an... jf Tuesday, Nov. 13, 17-1B you Gardeners ,NST4NT - .' :;- • ,•• .- 4 v- In Granny's Kountry Kitchen, baked goods, be served to shoppers by the Magnolia Circle at a candles, jellies and relishes will give everyone an nominal cost from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. opportunity to enjoy some home cooked foods. A typical meal at Granny's of Southern Baked available in the setting of "Holidays at Granny's." The spare bedroom at Granny's, Kiddie Korner, Ham will be served from 5:30 to 7:30 p.m. Cost Is Granny's front porch will be filled with a variety will have children's toys and many pillows that will $3.50 and admission is by ticket only, available from of plants for sale. appeal to all ages. Garden Club members. The parlor at Granny's will feature colorful The attic at Granny's will be filled with bargains The garden club building is located on Fairmont holiday decorations and table arrangements. There that Granny never threw out. Drive and Highway 17-92 at the entrance to Sunland will also be creative handwork for sale. A light lunch of soup, sandwiches, and dessert will Estates, south of Sanford. ' V '. - Bazaar Thursday The Garden Club of Sanford will hold its annual bazaar from 9:30 am. to 9 p.m., Thursday. A wide selection of handmade craft items will be / - Set '•' -. --'Iq•,_ sot VINNER TV HIGHLIGHTS : ••. . 0 .i . . . . . .: :. •' •:1 -:. '...- EVENING ' *1,000 IN OUR... OF UP r OH mondaY night KAY * .. .4' rçi :..:. ' &: •••. 'If4 U.W j:f' HBOMOVIE Harper Valley PTA" (1978) Barbara Eden. Ronny Cox. A very liberated mother intentionally shakes up the conservative standpoint of the local school board. (PG-1 hr., 42 mm.) @3(5)0 (73 o NEWS (17) CAROL BURNETT ., . ' :. . . AND FRIENDS t''• . . . 5'30 •(4) NBC NEWS 6 CBS NEWS 6 ABC NEWS .' • pro "F otb0 1? 11 j V' •. • __9 PANTRY PRIDE Get your Free Game Card at Pantry Pride... Open It... Compare it with the winning numbers posted in each store (I])(35) CANDID CAMERA . • : • :.,. - " I • • ... -. — oll dab Iravvinla s als Xf ~1 7 n5 1 1, 7 1, ekW OW t1 I . i (' I r 1 ' w . ________ •, U6W T6 DLAV eu SAMI . 1. Obtain a frso 'P*O.FOOTSALL' w.kly gam card y) each time you visits participating PANTRY PRIDI STORI. NO PURCHASE NECESSARY. Open it... Compare ft with the winning numbers postod hi ch stars from the previous Monday Night gams. '" . , - PV I ti1s s.tla%øM * ttIt too ta t IItS IWb g%%$tSI Itut . 5 tS"* t PS as too go is aw _tS t $t w loom '. -. take 2.lfths lost number ofth. final score of..cht.am m.tch.s Hia number for each team printed on the "PRO. FOOTBALL" g.m card, you win Hi dollar amount indicat.d on He card, o$thor $1000 $100, $10 or $1. $100 $19 Cards that do not corr.spond with tiso card numbs,, II toums, cii., and TV gam. dotft shown on the g.m. 4. p*I OSUM SATA the pus I. oppose iemethisg thee S. seppert N. Hewever, since dog a isapilag of the c.eraiW rqsise, I have rseelv,d a blI"ard of mail fr,s readers .-easUy JIM t.1—kIvor of Fe1dlN rofage in the bust people. And they're still cemlug IL flask yea, readers. Yea are bua.WiI! DEAR ASHY: I am 17 ___ winners. r.sult poster will not be honored. P•rsons und Vora of • ih.1• $1 OOA to 01 t ---- 3. If you liars a whwikig card ake it to tho stirs offico far v•Hficatlon. Store Manager will ,sdosm authentic $10.00 and $1.QOwhinors.nthsspo and a,,angs for payment of'!' jvwtsst' ol COWS silo — --- — - - ••,: ' g W r .' we people, sickened me. I was further sickened to read that yowmail wuriuiing200tol In favor of turning away the refugees I I would Us to um MA UN writers of those letters are In the minority, otherwise I fear forth. future ofo%arcountry. Your answer to AMERICA FIRST must have touched the heart and soul of every decent human being who read it. It was the finest letter you ever wrote. Our founding fathers would have been proud of you. Keep up the good work, 'Abby. You may be speaking for the silent majority, AN AMERICAN IN TUCSON DEAR AMERICAN: Iknew now that I was! My mail usually ceafiras the thesry will that may m.re ;: HURT AND INA FOG DEAR HURT: Excellent (1974) Ruth McDevitt. Peter Brocco. Faced with eviction ABBY: In reply to LARRY'S GAL, you wisely pointed out that gambling can hr.0sa of urban ,pnw*I old" people light the esta ibshreent In murderous ways. become an addiction serious as liquor and tobacco. That caused gneto recall the words of Dr. George S. Stevenson, a medical conNational Association for MantalHe1th: "Many people come to adult life suffering from a feeling of Inadequacy award,racstofindthelootBj supposedly stole. (Conclusion) (1) 0 CALIFORNIA FEVER Vince and Ross accept a concsrl gig that turns out to be too good to be true. (t) 0 HAPPY DAYS Jeanie about them. feeling, of That means my brothers and selves, and a sisters are really my cousins, certainty about life In and the bide I always tho* general. Unable to meet the were my cousins are' really demands of life, they may my h&-"m and brothers. devep neurotic.ymoins, I feel terrible to think almost take to alcohol or narcotics, or everybody hi the femily has turn to compulsive gambling, known which permits them to avoid to find It ott from a Arvinger. reality one turn of iC*Tds There Is mUdng I can do one spin of the wheel can aboit it because I feel toward make everything nie 014 the mast who raIssd right they hope. J like any kid would feel toward ARTHUR H. PRINCE ida own mother. And I don't CONFIDENTIAL TO LEA: honestly feel w)lblng extra j DON'T THIra HE WAS special for my real mother "e..te.s." I think be was who I thought was Just AGGING w, possibly, another aunt. lying.) Iguewhatlwasttouyls this: PI..eteUpeiidaUthey decides _____ • 1S • rss is uii go Niels 0:30 (7)0 ANGIE Angie's unpre. dictable uncle (Danny DeVito), rscup.rating from an opera. lion, moves in with his bag of tricks on the formerly peaceful Benson household. 9:00 And The Dlrtwater Fox" (1976) George Segal, Goldi. Hawn. A DTSA To M..f (1 !T'i .,. ;•lII• III, .J.wI. aw* __ $1 6247 $10 200 $100 60 $1000 CAN . 1in3250 — $s visfls 3 IinalS.osl. 1 m72222. I linOSO.000 Im216 A w'fl' - • . TO RUN DURING IS OF THE 21 WESICS arYWEEN AUG 36.9795 JAN. 30 1910. 63 STORES PARTICIPATING IN CENTRAl. I NORTH PLOAI $ SOUTH OS3lA. to 11.0 4:51 5:00 Tilt Pal (mum, Jut, THU. Ff1) 5:06 (17) THE UNTOUCHABLES (WED) (5)0 AS 600 __ P 7 (11) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH 2:00 . @3 EARLY DAY (5)Q HEALTH FIELD SUNRISE o 1`1 A111 (4) PORTER WAGONER (Tt1o) 0(4) NASHViLLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (4) THE WILIURN BROTH. N1 P52 MA t••. I 1 SHOWS 99 I'LAZA[] '' ° " (4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI 6:30 (5)QTHEEDAU.ENSNOW IN A/R/'0R178CO (17) NEWS O 6:56 6 G TODAY WI FLORIDA (DO GOOD MORNING LPLAZA N J ?:d ONLY FLORIDA 7.00 (1) TODAY OD 0 TUESDAY MORNING (5) WUIIS0AY MoRNING (TN(S) (1) W AIi rv j (1MOVIFLAP1 may IP5S 3flI$ 990 PER i CAN . I nAn SENSUOUS NURSE DR. MIlES I • 0(17) THE THREE ST0000 I Till UTTLI MS. - ,gg Que WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY SPECIAL QD TODAY IN FLORIDA _ 1GD MORNING • YS I 'O ON THE HALF SHELL DOZEN (4)TOOAYPIPLORCA 00000 MORNING 1 • I' • - el , - 4 ' /" k TERS a 000 MORNING FLORIDA I $ 125 $orved4 m t 7 I TheLounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE SEER SII1&*a NW • MORNINS SOc (35)lAN*uASPuT$ F1O oUA AkvM. I Room • j of SANFOID.. LAKE MONROE "Owrleeklag The St Jehas" PH. 323-1911 Sanford oft OODOONAWA ' . uP rica All. . N PIN - WORLD SS .. Y- THE TURNS 5:30 SUNRISE SEMESTER (17)ROMPER , 1:00 0(4) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE PuTLEss (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN (11) (35) DICK VAN DYKE 1:30 (DO THE FIN (WED) so j •_. (73RYAN.S NOPE • I,, • WEDNESDAY H 5)FAMILYAFFAIR dZi 17 MOVIE Q(35)TouaNDamRY - __' wiffillan SEARCH FOR TOMOR (I.) MORNING LU I DOUBLE SESSION ROW AND 11 SPEI -t'..'! toolliIi Vii CAN MT 1n1053 1l4.333 WEDNESDW - U 1230 1)•THE TTBOFLA. GALAXYTRIO(TUl) A woman (Joanne Woodward) (U) (35) •-s:. DICK AND outraged by a m.anlngless and MIGHTOR (WED) majicious crime sits out on her 0(35) FANTASTIC FOUR IF I in 3 1N13.000 • - U 111111111siI, H(351 PNANKBISTIIN JR. AND THE 0" N,wu 1m104 - M'A 8H (71ALL IN THE FAMILY HWY 17-92—LONGWOOD SAT., NOV. I? (17) MOVIE (CONT'D) TUE) ' U(!) NEWS VFW POST 8207 (M 0135 17~ LEAVE IT TO WAVER LOVE, AMERICAN STVLE(MON,WEDFRl) NES 5:30 HBO STANDING ROOM ONLY: BARRY MAP4ILOW (WED) - t121(17) NEWS dancits tajI singer to hold onto (DO GOOD MORNING stolen money that he r.-stole AMERICA from careless bank robb.rs. THE (U) (35) WIR.OMAN '.1&iR & _______ I5OM VIPI $ no. ar wsuar O (TI) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS (1) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (5) 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN WITH THIS COUPON . •4)UINDREADER8 (.1)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. "The 0(4) MOVIE cd, sMoney Sfl600O Wng0n from "The GwIamm.r" (Part 2 (17) NSA SASKETBALL Atlanta Hawks vs. New Jersey •i71950 Ofdsmobi Cutlesb &*i.m.s le be d.d 291 446 EW 11:55 AFTERNOON J 4:30 (1)0 BEWITCHED BINGO CARD 11:00 (11) (3)) JIM ROCKFORD The Lake Howell High School DThA will meet Nov. 20, at 7:30 p.m. In the com POVW will be provided by the Voeatlonal Ipertme,g. . to to "cheesecake' when Chachi gets a )ob as a phOto9taphir's uistant. - ' 1130 . till (35) TOM AND JERRY (12)(17)SPECTREMAN FREE •@3 WHEEL OFFORTUNE (71 FAMILY F ell. Bette Midler. Arnold Schwarzen.gger 0 (7) 0 BARNEY MILLER CL (WED) ow Me We GO Me 00 an Me HT LAVERNE S SHIRLEY lot Mary. (PG.1 hr.. 36 mm.) (4)SHERIFF LOO/ BJ AND THE BEAR Lobo and two other law officials (Slim Pick. ens, Ed Lauler), engaged in tough competition for a police 4:00 HIGH ROLLERS -y 3,30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME TD(35) '17' n T FL F"INTSTONES " EMERGENCY N I (1)0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (1)0 THE PRICE 18 0:30 SIX HBO MOVIE "Homebodies" advice! DEAR married and had children. (D C HART TO HART Jonathan and Jenner become involved ina life or death slrug. gb with a band of killers when their mansion is stripped by sophisticated thieves. Archiefinds out Lionel Jeff.,. son has been dating his 21. year-old niece. • sultant to the SQUARES 10:00 HBO MOVIE "The Passage" (1)0 WHEWI (1979) Anthony Quinn. James 10:55 Mason. (5)OCBSNEWS Carson. Guests: Richard Mitch- tlJ(35) MAUDE Maude and Walter are ecstatic when winer a ex-wife announces her plans to remarry. (l)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY (112)(l7)ILOVE Lucy 10:30 (4) H 0 L L v W 000 • 6CP TONIGHT Host: Johnny DO FLORIDA family, it's but to toll the kids before they heir it from stranger's. years old WKI it's like I am walking around In a fog. I Just found Out that my"mother"is really my atat, and my "aunt" is my real mother. My mother wasn't married at the time, so.he gave meto her married sister to raise. Later, my real mother got (I2)(hhl MOVIE (I( hay. AMERICA3IJa• Latka blows his life' s savings on a luxurious penthouse after his flea-trap apartment is demolished. A (1) G POLITICAL PROGRAM (IJ)(35)w000YwOODPECKER ,, lnncca,4ruvi&# %. Fred and his friends plan a cheer-up party after attending a friend's funeral. (7)0 GENERAL HOSPITAL f (D0 TUE. THU,FRI) (7)0 AFTERSCHOOL SPE- iD (35)IDREAM OFJEANNIE (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 ,iiLj.ci.uY 17) GREEN ACRES (Li) (730 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. (7JD ONE LIFE T0LIVE (II) (35) GOMER PYLE 0OUING LIGHT 73OMOVIE (II) ~351 DICK VAN DYKE 17THELucYSHoW ) I LOVE LUCY 1 4 7% (T2) u; ELIZABETH R The Lion's Cub" Queen Elizabeth's 5)0 P.M. MAGAZINE early years and the brief reigns 730 JOKER'S WILD till (35) SANFORD AND SON of her brother Edward and sisrTt •@3 THE DOCTORS (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS u inthehos Ital i&I35 DINAHI S FRIENDS '' ' 930 (II) ( 7.00 iØCSØ Letters Now Favor ing oa eople !~N, ure1°.' e?!a V Claudette Behrens admires pillows for sale at Granny's ""am by Tom Bazaar. DEAR ASHY: The letter 1 While filling in for a follow psychologist, Bob discoverr. that Jerry is in love with Emily. • to our taking In th.boat 4. 1-1 . ' whlth the writer was ceasd . ,, (11) BOB NEWHART ""amfili, i AP t , - .' INSTANT WINNER! U COULD 13E AN Be own through the Los Angeles barrios to catch the three hoodlums responsible. Ø THREE'S COMPANY Everyone thinks Chrissy is a goner after she bumps her head in the bathtub and ends TUESY .- A ;' w '2, -, • - , -- �,_.,__..IIUpi.P.p I- _t .... I I, - - •'---'-' p• - .- - - .- - 'k.' "-' 1 • •. . . ........ S Tussday,Niv.i3,igig Academy Award Seen CLASSIFIED ADS Exp. companlonalda desires • FICTITIOUS NAMI i0l01c51'1 ot elderly or NOtICe Is hereby giuw that I am Seminole Orlondo - Winter PGrk other. uses., Thud. 4 to 3 hr's engaged in business at 413 AM. Wkends flexible. Exc. Majercs Ave., Aflam. *lp* R.f. 323415061 PM. Fl. 33701 SemInole Cevøty. 3222611 8319993 P*idg. under n of CLEAN.WAIjj7IIJ CLASSIFIED DEPT. tO riSIS slid name with th RATES 2S-4.oans Clerk of the Circuit Covrt, __________________________ .44c liii. ______________ lttme .. HOURS county. "rIds in . 3cenwcutive times In FJ u n Role $c a line CerdIncewhffiepr.vfoIset,M 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. 7cemicuftv*flme$- 3k a lIne cflflOi Name SlaM's. ToWft: NEEDCASH? MONDAY thru FRIDAY g' Section 1rn ios. HOLLYWOOD (UP!) — Roman C)' 1927, . SATURDAY 9-WOOf) 3 Lines Minimum Use Your HerniAs Security fascinating movie heroines and few are more compelling than 11g. Carl H. Lueck Call Ui For Terms PUblish Novolflbi? 13, 30 27, & Katideen Quinlan as a young mm In love In Stanley Kramer's Tower Financial $rv. __________ December 4, 1979. DEADLINES 1100.241.2159 exceptional new movie, "The Runner Stumbles" DEP.50 NO RIOKERAGE FEES Thedevo1on,purltyofcharaetenandI.st,Iffiyof, Noon The DQ1efore Publicotion make for enormoun dramatic poulbilitles end as often as , NO BROKE RAGE , win plaudits for the actresses who play them. . NOIICI OP APPLICATION P0 Sundo - Noon Frido FEES -. TAX 0110 _____________ Kathleen, 24, follows in the footsteps of several NOTICI Is HIUSY GIVEN, ___________________ ___________________ won AcademyAwardnominatjonsandNewyo Film Celtk ffiOtOsergi$iackm.rffii ' _______ ______ awarda for their performances. the lelIIf)g CSrUfICSISS P.15 flied -______ _______________ - DALEND - p.m., TdCeuaty Read Rueners CR (iab, 7:30 Sanford Quanuber of Commerce. S. Oak Ave., 7 p.m., Summit Apti., Caaaelbenry. O,erante, Auueym. 7:30 p.m., Florida P&L, AvitisIMedels,7:3Qp.m,, cj Seminsle AA, $ p.m., open discueslon, Halfway Boi*e, 591 Like Minnie Drive, Sanford. Parents Aaesess, 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist therdu, Cuselberry. Se4el4ga Chapter Sweet Adelines, $ p.m., ForedQty. - aa'. ii..., —, -. .- ,aIu it iii WEDNESDAY, NOVEM3ER 14 Overbroo Drive, Cuselberry. Oilee Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House. Geneva Hemem,kera 10 am., Community Hall. Sanford Kiwiots, men, Civic Center. Saaterd Optienist, noon, Holiday Inn, Lake Monroe. Recovery lac, 12:30 p.m., 103 RobIn Road, Aitamoige Springs. Saaford.&mla,le Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee betiding, French Avenue. Overeaters Asenymoen, 7:30 p.m., Altarnoite Mall StarMtk.._It Prise.ade,s, 5p.m., Deliary Community %__l years In the order tharge,"Kathleensajd. 'HewutaknabeckwenItl4 ltwualoveafnrubetw £&iLaai. ii .,L1 me .aq.r. ...l.uOwvvg w --'- w in ,nms. publ1c,P.30a.1n.Gardeflaubofsanford,Faj,gj was a tea17he Spikes Club Welcee Wages, Weitmunte days. A,ThUI. h,lpedteo—thsclean.fraIr thstnsesandths tidal. pissed it the 1-_ - ststm. ' live .- rash for your lot! Will build on your lot oi our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. it' " fig .n.i heedur. lxp. helPful bul net . " _____ ,, ' lI*Ut the story and tht'*i $er Rita ay'nb..d — . 'ull ae oln$Siyi* hive se., a.i hew .reei it asset ________ _______ - sspsrâue,,wpsri flraeiccn4 Kethissuld. IUkedthe else paevllss that is em,Is,u member who lii ishluelsi alt IbelIIvemaetneusswuidw,4,nh,thse,$5y play a nan, -a. m of. to play prasts. a pesrnvo uent plum. MAIMPI.OV$1NT YPNDe Cell) 11ProncNAve, pius I went yea to be vi ward life and personal •cttiivemsnt, not $19,000. -..ore-iofsb1l5ll,isl5 li never LV * * * * * * * * "' the uher becsit wee hard to mghi, in rear. All for $31,900. T.nne.s .e I . - - ,., $—_eh _pfl lfwu SPECIAL FINANCINO 3.2 + FR, Sunland, 1st I m mort issomable, FHA appraised - office. $113,000. SUMAUL E Owner. 323006). 1'AIDCDT DCAITV U%LI"ILI Pai._$ijW 1 ,, Older 2 story, 3 CR, painted inside A u • beauty shop. substantial down. Priced at -sewse . OSMANDID A CHANCE --_.- I. JO*NNIAT33S.1175 $anlar.ã.s 7 n.m., Rack's, Sanford - geveraan'i,psrtic1gsflesabuee ani P11 511511111 COUNTY es HeNday lenifadmrd, i-i —. -, - • -- . . _______________ I - cpppif*Ispeltcyusmeu..nilc legal Ns*s ,,• ''' ''" N '53&920. - or Call lordelsHs. __ lmMedA ca.ii., p.m ., n acres em Wshlva Iher nss Pa!eds. fli— 41—Hssjggg - 11*1 MATE 1pc IR suite, $749, ColonIal style whlghbk. Herculoncover, sofa, .uve seal, ottoman, Noll's 3225653. 92. So. of Sanford. 3225731. . . Air SaveS0pct.onanewspc. DR suIte II' 5.491900 ;: II ____________________ - FREE ESTIMATES3I7 190? care * ::: .ml 1.1119 Commercial I ResidentIal CeiTmAt 17' for 323650S CalIattl :0r oosma colecf 9am Iolp.m 305331 . - . I'UILOINGSIt Super SALEI All steel, pre engineered clear TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON span buildingS I Maor Mig) formerly Harrlett's Beauty flock All buildings have 73 lb wind - 519 E.lit51:322-5743 opening 30' - - MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WI NT ER I T EMS, SELL -- - u,wuuueuflg Call Woody 372 9436 ,. GENEVA - - __________________ 240) Airport Blvd. .. .455.1 AM or aft 5 PM. -- AFRICAN VIOLETS Th.Gre.nhouse 332-914% . radio 2) 000 mit owner 323 79-Trucks Trailers CalIC arkS HIrt 323 7510 like new. 322-705) after 5:30. LAKE MARY S acres fenced, horse barn, 3 BR p, AC. PS. Very good cond. Motorcycle Insurance - Colonial StyleCradle,seo $295 IT RUNS' 322 7691 -- - Sanford. Fla. 3277) - A I. IT IL F SALESMAN IN PRINT.. That's a Classified 31)6 S S:nor f d 3A;eacross LONG RKHAM iucoo. ntSd 307 E 25th St ________________ TAYLO2 lws°T i. _ . __- AAA JM.WJJ, Ji1Jlfl. fl? 0779 '-; off of total inventory of brand new Interspring bedding These ' Altamonte Mall near by. I BR, 2$, pool, 2 car garage, Ig lot, assume loan. Call today. i.. _______ ____ lIMOS. INC. - I — ng -- . Valley Aethority - aeataij .w $*Sd rT L! I I re" at i. 11tpL54) -I i.as us I, s II ' U ..jl.w homei wIth low LOOK AT THE JOSI it, tu - monthly $le.050to$11,S00.3233317. N TI ! _ -_._- r ___a MUU demO tol FLU., 150N m4ZI I -' ___ 5 out. New carp., CH.A, fenced. Vacant, quick cc cupancy. assume P54* loan. Call 3230105. taciT seat LA & ___ -.M$ -. . '"S airtj- UaT,Is, .' -" - .' wr. seN . iva4itL$IN Iø TN5. eaui t:2 eesit I% I": Iat N1oN*, ". Il 1511 Iats*.*Inat OU1w19 .. ..!f .u.i7sass., 91"'iriiii& . Sanford and - ivIi, . . • 50* STASTER HOME- 3 Sirm, 11p lath, range,some "carjel, I,, , -' single garage lanced. Osner will niIdec VA or P54*. I yr warranty, 530*. LISTING- LOVELY 3 t.., 3 Sa*ic home, _ . . -. __ .g4 'i. __ U • _ __ - 3, largelet, lena, geld cwli __ _____ ',jjIJJIj' JUST FOR. YOUI 3CR, Vs B home In 30W. with CH, w-w carp.. Fla. i'm., 1g. scr. porch aN en beasdlfvl loll RPP . ' YarddebrIs,Trash - 65—Pets.Su'Iies MEINTZER TILE - (LOCAL) 349 $371 — CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN . -' IIb . - 4--i Peg. Real Istite Broker 2540 $anterdAvs. - - BOAT 5, FiSHING EQIIII MENT. SEIGLIR ItALY) 51011*. 331.5011331-1177. AppllamcisIfnosttu,'fl,stays.3 ___ LI3lpaft-ofli,ing.psc,, fl,NS. •si.'s Realty, 2543 m PANIC REALYOL_333.9150, ________________ Far Sale: I5059MoblIebsme 2S1,3SaW - IIUIIII,:t - - - -- .- --- — - Phone 2337W). $SflteVd 1341 v 332430$ ow WSIlf Pew 510*0. l Estate 107*. Commercial - ' 011GOlY15OSss,IOM15 - _. - ____. - Horses boarded $100 mc., nice 2 pasture Osteen area, G.'eas tOt' huntesi. 322 10O,_ ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE Grooniingaioardng -- 3230539 _______________ Eutsler PaintIng IRepair Residential ICommercial Call 365 5342 NUMBER IS 322 UI I. 64—Horses SHOW HORSE ForSale AIB PAINTING Residential I Commercial 3220752' aft $ 175 4)37 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cii boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet ' houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outsIde runs, also air cond. supplies, dog cages. 3325753. _______________ - - -- Pinitngt'Rspalr ______________________ ProfessII -Qualify ANTHONYCORINO 177007) ________________________ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS In Real Estate is sold daily in 11w dar.t114.d - AHt I&nhlnn amall p Will buy 15$ & 2nd mortgages. We also' make Real Estate I Business loans. Florida Mar. gage Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., Suite 304 Winter Park. 544433. s. Housewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regular or Itime basis We DO wash windows I 571-SI9 . M11INU$fer$als Sofa, Early American, rust, 110 Air Compressors IemOdellng-carpentry, painting masonsry, concrete. All wart peefesslonilly done. Fret ill. Del. mclii b spring & matI reii's, $30 sit. $ariIlVd uct*t, 1715 1. French, 3*3 '340. $11; 33)7111. Painting. Roof, ARMY NAVY SURPLUS l5an54rdAve. 37707) ndblevenl*range rd's Mlcrss'ave oven ieam ieping, homes, mobile homes, etc. Mobile home special 12*60, 532.50' Reasonable rates. all work guar. 3237)53. I yrs. up. Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal. 3271331 PAINT CONT. ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR RACO Foam, fiberglas 5 Fatiguepants& lackel — elders pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semi trailers I RV, residential 5. comm. property. Free 1st. 322- estimates. 30 yrs. Isp. Call 327 I Man, quality operation 5'rblr WI. U93i heavy duty 16.9$; batteries 129.9$. Preesws O Cellulose. I,ewss$ prices. Call 12)45095r ISI.7344 c011ect Vinyl flik' Vinyl repair & recolorlm, SIvi up to so pc, oi riipholslery charge. 1115177 - gel El wofer Ilsiter 40 - CI base, Inc. ella, S element been,. IN' si, IWIscepic pole. 3*3MM. VA $P$A P 1 - 52-Appliances " UA'dg 55U -- 1.10*0015 CENTRAL All FULLY FURNISHED ON CANAl. FRONT LOTS INT LARGE LAKE NEAR OCAL4 $11911. SEU.V.R WILL TP.K MORTGAGE. IDEAL 011 AWAY P012 COUPLES WIT - ____________________________ W. Garnet t White Broker leg. Real JOHN 1*1011 AUQC. -: ____________ MIIn ItoJili - _____ BrandiO1ce 323-2222 '4bt - 1114711 _______________________ Multiple Listing Service bertssd.cenvenlent heCofioll 90 IamIsrd & II, WlvtIlidIy REALTORS IOfWInIpidvard.WlNCenSidsV time. Original $593, bal. siui or $31 mc. Agent 33iN, __________________________ 'yII — ________ - Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle ilems with a ClassIfied Drywall, CeIlings, and Walls Ad. Call a friendly ad taker at repaired. Res. & Comm. 3722611 or $31 9993 I Additions. ________________________ Remodel Call 131 S399or 563 0136 Painting ____________________________ ______________________ about that BATEMAN REALTY 322 2420 .. a.' repossessed, used very stiort - - Sanford's Sales Leader ANYTIME ' Aft 5371 2)75 Dr0U1Tmk1119 Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback I ___________________________ Doberman crossed. 6 weeks old. Wormed, $50 ci. 3237041. AlteratIons. DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery For Sale Male Doberman 3320707 01k 5. Tan Has shots ________________________ 37) 1440 ______ 911 Singer Futura Fully auto, LosIng tour home & credit? I will Washer repo GE deluxe model, 'rig. sis used short C5th up back payments Ibuy time. Sal. 5)59.11 or 5)9.31 mc. equity. 333.0316. Agent 339-5355. _______________ We buy your equIty, close In 24 hrs. RefrIg.RCP0AMANA tl cuff. Sold AWARD PEAL TV, INC orIgInally ______________________ $511. now $261 or $7) 11 1100 .&ent 339a30a _ -'*i.yo unuyy - ree uocai FURNITURE I THINGS Buy I Sill NewS Used Furniture S. Sanford Ave. 'fl3 -6W3' cipals. $143.U00. Cliii WilIim Malfrrowskl, Rralloç 3737953 -- M. Unswor$h Realty . '' _ FHA-VA,PHA73$&5 ouiet ul-desact Near schools , shipping. pep warranted. 1,3.4*. - :GUAT i - IUildtoSUitoijrlot'ryi'5 $TONE ISLAND. Original .rs 4 Sdrm. 3', sims.., REM ESTATE A$$OCIATI$ — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES stery Tudor desIgn, fully LEAOEII WI LIST 5 SiLL avssmellc pSI, fireplace i MOPE HOMES THAW ANY. - lamily room an excellent ONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S famIly fun home wtennis NO. Ii courts .1 pistiwe for horSes ., -available. $129,150. . $t a CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR S.G.BALINTE 333565$ a is Longwold, .• '°" - a Susisuess 736lstT " . W. _ p *JI.OICKrTosa...-.. PW .I.LSlZIPTISUCluCUIT__ - fures, inventory I real estate. Unlimited sales & Service potential to qualified prin CRANK CONST..REALTY _____ warrlmtid.A buy for $37,550. 'IFAC i.POITI- Rdrm. I lath tome, ;rpe let, quiet SPECIAL I 35*, Ii S home 'area, lovely home 00, the A, -w carp. on 'ecaruemv minded. dos. ID r - service business, tools, lix new to golf Ceurse. Newly painted Established plumbing supply & VT) delivery. foIl's Sanford Fur-, niture Salvage, 1792, So. of Sanford1771771. _________________________ nmstda$ _elY !(-i-) FAMILY'SDELIGHTI4BR,35 home wIth many special featureif New CH A, ww carp., , roof 5. Eli. i'm. Nearsthoel$5 shopping BPP warranted. Only $41,900. LOCH ARBORMAYFAII CYOWNER 'Cream puff 3 BR, 71 home in - REALTORS ,so, psyments4Iowdownayrnints, WI HAVI Poft you — SUPERI 3 R, 25 Brittany style homeoverlooklng Mayfair golf coursel Every Imaginable fealurel BPP warranted. Just lpct. Interest ho qualified btiy,ti. GRIINIACL Teas. (UPI) The _TIUSIIIN - REALTY NIALTOIS 1uu.n _________ STENSTROM US4S33OI'339.41110V15. , .NIATO* 151$ 4444444.4, ' ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 179$, SANFORD, FL 3777), GIV'iIG DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. ___________________________ REALTY WORLD. :nece,qssot neighborhood lO5i - ________________________ from MA - 323-7532 Ixl1ra 5$li. gj a lIA AL' '''" 0* ' May Leave _ L acre os oras little as $500 down Good terms. clean,$I9q5orbestolfer Bf.AR5 - Are you wanting to sell our Sanf - -- S.d. by Side refrigerator, $15. Irsh,r 290N.t1.93,Cas$.Ibeqry,Pl, HA' IflC. $34$'s lvi. 563-3531 MULTIPLELISTIP4G REALTOR 14's acres. Beautiful homesite. I chIcken house, $32,000. 1.919. pm,, Inc. iSiul 563737$ or - -- 25 339-0505 MORTGAGE. F. AltamonteOr. abI.2storyhorn,;2BR:rafler 3043329. - -- - . Real Estate In 332 6S7 E.s' 322-7111, 665-4357. $12,900. _______________________ - L.ikeview lot. Loch Arr I' EACH NEAR DOWNTOWN, ifl., 51111O1'$. PLUS EXTRA STORAGE 24 35 S. h,3,1792) Sanford 04*5 s. ASSUM. R GAGE. 527,500. -.- FOflIST ORIENt a - 43— L.)t A 20'Tandemcamper -. - - _____ 1972 Opel coupe. auto., new 54 -Garage Sales sticker, new It. blue pt., cx -__ 77—Junk Cars Removed Movingorlhinkingofgaragesale? --. - - cellenfshape.$s30 CaIIOa.m.to • 6 p m 323 4567. ot of work' Will buy from or Top Dollar Paid I j "a?' looking for Is ADULTERATED filth!" 2 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM CARPORT ON LARGE COR- 322-3481 Cash 322-4132 srry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION furniture, Refrig -. stoves, Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway. _____ _____-- Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every 72''-AUCtIOn — Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You st Danny's Auti 322 7010 the reserved price. Call 90423' Buy Sell Consign 5311 for further details. 2611 Sanford Ave. 313 5777 72 Nova SS. black on black or Estate Commercial 5. Resi. AC, PS. PB,350 auto dential Auctions 5. Appraisals 322 7988 after 6 C,ill Dells AuCtion, 323 5620 --- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '69 to 73 models, Call 339 9100 or 834 I-Oxero.tIaviil tJIr.Jthic 7ol9orIandorL1ph - V FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS, _fl9667 or 3230436. 2710$enford Ave 322 7912 - - Inc. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Da' or "9,." "i 1e ______________ I 11 \ TERMS AVAILABLE. RealEstateOtficeintown? & TV repn 19" Zenllh Sold orli $49373 bal. $1a3.I6 or 5)7 mi AQCn? 3395356. BARGAIN IV'S Why pay more' HERB'S TV 11 — 80—Autos for Sale -- - -- -- - ------- - - we Buy Wrecxea tars _______ 11ir d'is9N. WIng big lanch. V STEMPER TusTrail -79Subaru Brat truck-I- wh--dr,- 27 mpg, reg. gas. low ml, like new Still under warranty. 3236700. 373 3117. Wanted: C.00d used sofa bed. 373 0387 F BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture, 203 E 25th St. 3230951. fEBUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 572). 53—TV-Radio-Stereo )0 Pd mt. rate on this new 3 BR $471 me. caN /._ per ST. JOHN'S RETREAT- Fur. fIshed 1 bdrrn home with boat slip 5. river privileges for 132, You can't tw.at itl AGENCY + 17x26 Sc. patio. BUD. Many ________________ extras, must sell, well under. 4'4s priced at $52,900. Terms available EA - , ___ I jir,triii ---s — Price reduced $7,000. 3 BR. 2B M(,ILTLPLELlSTlP4GSEVlCE Harold Hall Realty •-.- 1.4IndustrIal a- I [1 68—Wanted to Buy ' Falr and l.à,.u, 15:36 n.m., P'slf1d Qvlc Cs'. M IN. "I1 pluSh Ww carpeting. Ig m Room, living room, intercom, Solarium. screened patio, eat in kitchen. poolpianned 5. morel Brand new for $115,000, .D-4iijrIsI VOUNAVICONTINUAI. ______________ -z-r--- ss.soo Near 1.4, 6. acres, acre. - 501.9992. aggress fl34fl EXECUTIVE HOME ON WOODED ', ACRE in one of Sanford's most prestigious * so coo home, nice area, PP. 1g. rms., front & rear porch. All for rewits. Just try one. 333.1111 or and Is heed. LADY lSSWdey$fleMthepNLTkepsNcy ty, Christian Brothers REALTY, INC. REALTORS 534104) I * INDUSTRIAL SITE it . Nv 0-11 a ..rs.n wits mtg. so don't wait!l $37,500. _____! -- 1! f j P*LI$#R areas. 3312 so ft livino 2CR, lB Stucco, Spanish designed 337)277 . 'I 4 BR 1' ibath, lust painted inside I. SPANISH 2 STORY- 3 bdrm, 2 bath POOL home w fireplace, out, FR, fenced yard 1. Much paneled Family room, formal More. Dining Room, beamed ceilings, $92,000, eat In kIt, 2300 + sq ft living area detached party house on over FENCED 3 BR, 1 bath, Dbl. lot, Nice starter home 3 BR 1', bath, ' acre of grounds, Can't be location. toned commerciat, all for duplicated at only $799001 Tidi. euner. 3*31473 . ifl excellent area. LOW cash to IU JJ - -------------------KENMORE WASHER - Pa,1 Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 3230697 Kelvinator Refragerator Side by Side. Harvest gold 5750 327 1713 The weather is Perfect for backyard sale sell everythir fast with a Vn .I Call 1 A MICROWAVE Push button controls, hi carousel, Still In warranl Urginally $649. assu, payments of $2) mo. Agent 33 $6. by Gill Fox COUNTRY LIVING at Its finest, BR, 4 bath, 4' acres, lake front w.l BR, 1 bath guest cottage. upis, Ill range, ratrig, Heof.Mr spar song, associate in Sanford, Mr. Don Cox. 3236253. VA. Sanford-Lovely) • redecorated 3 bdrm vii 1600+ sq w°°° COUNTRY. 1 BR. bath, HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL garage, on2 lots, corner, fenced to 2 BR 1 bath on 2 corner lots, zoned -wiruit comm. •. Wekiva River. $21,000 FHA or tn, very clean i JImmie CoWan, 3$ Palmetto Ave. . 2 5* CONDO N - services to the City of Sanford. Medellnc..Realtor REALTY, SIOKER. experience, patlince & Themas em.cts .. - I5C u ' V. ad7d1a,IL!lst.d to -ths,eIs. 'and I ass., VA F 11A235.Cofl. Ior Low Down Payment 2-Roon ______________________________ DeLandar,'a..' -- 111111, bonIng IlmitlOteCi. *1d, - • erIns lest Rend Rae. .70, - ________ - • ,,, POi$ali Limone,satsurnasstangefos 333-INS VeurPOtwreliN Themarlist Jr. Cl.k _ sltsllfacedlnmyfaceandmypechrmenoe.l'be.lwlj._.I,i.,.4 _________ - - siZe .w. Waitressesexp.,nlght$ Applyiftlf'SPM ______________________ IN. I-I Ii 4 12, full I pert t Apply erion Sanford Nursing 11-m,HNd In whIch es, Mattle "Bit Ifelt radlalit hudde when Ipetihe costume on. I Fuss banquet "od "tind Issued thereon. The cortmflcate a Catholic Sue is - sm .1 -- I er elgbtpomudi t — '- noon, Sanford MI41urMs Vss: 4. '' 44 4. 4, sames In which It was siNNed are hills, Is nol 11:301:11, Iorjp.r$:16.7:$Sp.m.,(advencetlg,ta d instant protection. Putur. security. Call Fred Harris, 3227911. You may quality. —4------- !h-A11tmeIWs Furnished, lKath1een who has apartments In New York end Beverly Pith Lev.I PSI P0 35 LOt 1111k 3 ,, Pme _____ . (SEAL) . Publish: October 23, 30, 5 Novei,.,'s.1I. 1977, D1O-isi priest. - of Cslkeny, 7p.m., Glgl'a, Regency $ard LA, $ p.m., 1.361 VM AlLas., $ pm, Halfway Home lake MIiueIe iv. S-•Loit ii FiI.Id 50 ,iolnedth,orderat17and yoImgeroneauIdthesItuatjonhsppensaJJtIt1m, 8.sth Semlasle Optl.st, 7:30 am, Holiday Inn, wyman. Road, Alteanonte Springs. IT Pl5SFIJP SiC Clerk of CircuIt Court if Winter Park Memorial Hospital Medical Ubrary Building. Call 5467016 for reservations. Firearm sofety dais, 7.9 n.m. Seminole Comlnt,nW.j fir it _UL ASST. HD. BOOKKEEPER local flrm,exc.sal. nsus PUf LlV In. '." en "Effective Rabyilt*Iag" for Progran DSSCTiØiifl -- ' DofI. serviCe. All iN. p'o.,,, 55* 1171, Cleolwat.r, s" m _______________ _______________ _______________ ______________ ______________ ______________ • 41—Ibus 41-1'Inijsà - -- 41—Houses -- ... SIDE GLANCES _______________ _______________ oeitoL, for sale by owner 3 BR, . 'I"l I '.JiLi' I'" "'' 'TW P-PIP. Of VA. e.-c,ei c., 2:30p.m., at noon, names N follies: CertWICItS No 1354 Violet hsuance 1977 the - -. 5111 1w021$R,e50RpegNlDegMMin __________________ MA EMPLOYMENT __________________ asecWm34pt$,Co,'ofNWt$ - .--.YourFutur.OurConcsrn LI Sanford or.cmous iiviii. • Andrewi' Ià tA ti I - rs4ermciw. xi th. vn.m. xanlv5.. hr. " InsuI aJ A r' prp'ny wuoo iv uarru1cnAve. "s tmii, Wm tO"N1C1I *Pt $1 e bem$end$aM$Aitte:fle CornsfofFranch&IOni MusIc," for which she aboo was nominated for an Alidimy M4 Pd. Inquire * S. Oak 541.7503. Sec , Pt $ M irancit Ci.. *2K. P.O. Sex $7 Award. Sic Wet Seg NSSDSO50MIflSS$.c C*tulusta P1. IS7M. _____________________________ 4 Producerdirector Kramer Is convinced Kathleen has pro ' '° N _________________ 3OApirtments Ulsn,ijshs FolNId,,AuI0 Train ;llI kii duced an award.wlnnlng performance as Sister Rita In his and AliCe F.ra caf in "' Turner ___________________ $lbif'IolI HustteyMali 50p.AiinCy, Wn..$timper, '1 1i-41 story of a mm who falls In love with a priest (Dick Van Dyks) *u., .& prty ¶14u. 1 brn eye. flNS1S . Pool. Aduls oltI , and I. sulaequently mswdered. on Lake Ada. Just So. of *irporS, County ol Seminole, State of __________________________ ilvd. on 17.92 in 1anft CIII memovIeisbuedonapIaywhIckIntwnwutabonfro,ra 4 4. 4. 4. 4, 4, 4, 4 _______________________________ _________ (Mliii such certifiCate _____________________ 333-5070 Mariners Vlllag real life love affair between a mm and a priest In MlcI4gen In tKicetus Wall be redsamed ac the 1020g. RESTAURANT MGR. Sanford-lovely 1 ift + den, air, Col'dIIIg to iiw p• p'eny will bew 5It ,, , (*IIII i1olttS ru iii 333formica kItchen, new shag. $195deibed in such fIcate EP ao1im.. Orowwltherowlngco. $325 tIf1cates Adults. Furn avail. $41wIll be sell te the as a schizophrenic girl In "I Never Promised You A .1 tdikeit cash $ the . . MA EMPLOYMENT -' SeWslftinhinmyhom. Garden," near hedherrclecsrefully. Sue had a head start. heuw dear on the 50th dip Eff.apt. 1st floor. Elec. mci. $113 NIgltt,dayer.ffor,chool NOVW)511, 1977 It 1:50 kM. Sue was born and reared a Catholic. mc. $73 dsp. 773-7354 or call at YOur FutureOurCocsr,t 333-3503 Defid thIs 11th day of OctsSsr Last year she spent three days on r*ut In MIlwai*es, ,ng. t12 French Ave. 5050 Maple Ave. 323-3175 S5ysflflg in my hoi . . CIrf'f pr'ij 1, WI&, at a Jubilee for the aiM.tt of St. French. Some Slinatwe: Arthur H, Seckwh. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 am., Woman's Club, 250 civic issued thereon. _______ The certIficate _____________ - __.a ar.... Ingrid Bergm was nominated for her performance as ft salMIysIsterInTheBeflsofSt,Mary'g"asdidulgaaaf her nun's role In "Ulles of The Field." I.mstta Yo Celeste Helm did the urn. for "Come TO The Stable" p.m., Seminole Coinmimlty College Building J, food service tactility. Opeu to public. Sathrd VFW 11103 Ali1ary, 5 p.m., log cabin pn Resources . . Quinl.an lop IUESDAY'NOVEM3ERIZ S . 21—Situations nted . legal Notice . . - —ilu r v a 1 __ ..;-' '.' .,.r . - 4. - v .-.-- t ...-_-__-... �1.. • -- - - _L__ -. . . . .•. -. . . . - ------- - - Tøday, N.y. 13,IM 41—Evsnlng Nirald. janfosd, FI. 50 Phrase of ACROSS BLOND1E by Chic Your* AN ECONOMIST SPOKE AT OUR CLUB MEETING ABOUT TWE SWRINKING DOLLAR MORE AND MORE bMLARS TO BUY TMNGS. = ) T To GEr IGGEQ PURSE SO, WMATS THE SOLurioN BEETLE BAILEY THAI CLOCK SEEMS POESNT LOOK R IGHT RIGHT. 3: THINK ITS Mort Walker by I I ME TO WHAT TIME YOU GOT, IMPORTANT 70 KNOW THE RIGHT TIME. lT r4 38 Bothors 40 Stiffens 42 Gordon plant 43 Madrigal 01IFF! SLOW 9 •1 45 Give • I 1k-a WAVM 0 11-13 r r r- r — — — ________________ (2 L :-Prlr ; AO . -r 7 i'li — — — u.iic* s ir I).1U61 ...-.-• - [~KWXLAUY~ FM Sansom RLICY I iI• 1.4 iwiii #tiri. ___ air Oi) wom 21 22 rIvAjj I • DOI'OUTHIJK — — go i .. 60 63 VWE MAY NOT 2' RUlA WILl. E'IER CATCH I I AS MUCH BUT WE hAVE 'UP WITH THE U.S. IN NEVER HTO RECALL ANY l'-t FOR DEFECTING.' 1'__% CONSUMER Gaos cans FOR tucis' wio — — _______ ——— ____ 68 . — INEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE • .4O4G 'a " " 1 - By BERNICE BEDE OSOL . - EEK I MEEK by Howls Schneider LtfIE FI FA % N,W...) J MW . J ' •. -_ PRISCILLA'$ POP WELL.I'M LEAVE IT los T ____' - - ___ ___ ____ .' E.SS :... . . ... '--. • '.• '. . . . .- : ., . - - - .. • • •& -. ' ,.• . . •,• - .r :). ; •• . ••'. ... :i . . . .. . . Iii - ... . .. . . . . ." - .i '' '•* . •( IT •1' . . . ' . N *Q9 TKI075 $1653 •,%J J • 111, Jimmy Carter, President of the .i oh • the 40 Un ited Stat ubUbes, es, &UIU IUUb UI situation UI flUWA Iran has also deposited $470 million for "It would have been t late if the Iran constitutes an unusual and ex- Iranians hu asked for their money. The termination costs for canceling $3 billion traordinary threat to the national banks would have had to give it too in arms sales agreements still in effect. security, foreign policy and economy of Termination costs will provide refunds to hem," one source said. the United States and hereby declare a • uni •t. .i .1 Carter said sa&u order uOeS not. Ameri can contractors. national .rn.raaniw t dal with that 5 tfrê funds he And Iran "s a1n deposited some .e.1 ld Ky pr ivaI te I .ran.....-. ranians• I.n threat," Carter said in an executive . V . American banks and their overseas million in U. S. accounts to pay for spare ,. - . . Having declared such an emergency, branches, the move Is obviously aimed at military parts it contracted to buy. the possibility that Iran might Shortly after the embassy takeover Qirter powers under 977 began last week, the Pentagon froze all nationalize all eze the funds and totect a U S ' roubled country.U.S. assets in that shipment of those parts to Iran. terestaln Iran from na ionalization b; t Grindle's as" dealership an V.S. Highway 17-92 at Art - ran an u S eginning To orry CF U . i I ft St the Iranian government. "The purpose of this order is to ensure that claims on Iran by the United States and its cititens are provided for in an deht %A I • orderly manner," said the White House ByDAVWN RAUZR BVMdIt Willie story of the U.S. government's activities on behalf 01 his cotary'a former leader, 1% claims he has bow told by Iranhins that Americans AsIresim students cooMm to hold Americans hostage bulliht against tranian revolutionarks, and he am the in Tuheae, Iranian students at the University of Central .h's preselic. in the United 8t.tii as the possible nW& are M&ft to W Americes boollft &W Wr Woming of an attempt to him back; in lower. ft= the gedylaghere. • 4y . . EPA $0 6"ad dwenta on cow 41 11111101W am is aw ..11111110 11111111111110. IL an offto--or bw 0 aft fie fl--%~ OR INN*$ VA atlMsediieduuchrebtsrspertto @161~llsllliy I"WM*F*uod . 5m b rotan *Ais" NS peiuii.thi Bat this Isad IIjUNW dIdU1 1sy 1'' U T101111111111111, add ad he Is .AX 0~ 7-7 -- __ toWW6 hiso 68to be "leek th. anise. iou has faced as overt heutiNty, be fnlfr4$" said Ral" wood hive the "I - AmISINS sager." *ccordiui to Rvi& AmsrIem would nat be av at for the hsdigs4aklug ft thuy wore told the full fr 40, two ___ DO od been ' ___ dot the major IlWhways Nome of the mobd Mpg, w" theouihod Suninok, are not advertising the usual sales and .p.cWi. ,, "55,14 U.S. Marines to frW dM04 ODS ISIs on U.S. Highway 17 this weekend. A Yummy of slogans have been Matted on the sIgnboards at bioneusus i'i1i' frauD fad food stands 10 car dislitIhIPS ___ . . a e' ___ VARMANT AWRITIN09461 !. IL ¶0 N Pi, dew" Carew-who. The Two Is a pod dir to rmw AD Wists en with Me dmoJd the proper or her oWlgatIon.Your Wy shUt to a club at trici two PIICD(Feb.IiMsechIl) "wiaefgutllagubat'iewsd Isuthwlftwla,Issdbls of aid got to 1srd You're fetu.1141, Is that yea we pr, by 0~1 .Rsits 01 aeoth.r may opes .uun.us. Iidskssd to you 01 we / f SPIDER-MAN .. DENTAL "M . W. ••- - z - . SY kV - Stan LOS and Joule limits MIT , A i M - I IT1 &t?VZ'. _ IN the, bantioed June. Ube told - mrs 01the Greater tbns Is .db"tsd at ains work weeks but -could run n long a U work we" r 74 Knowles. UK 71we awr* P hichboobson pss ts t''' most, have us Inparking stalls In the ares. Originally ,adi. i for t city'e of ties of the haloed dowatowa vltedtoths misting. Aim, to be Invited Is plans were to rei the istordainlldalls. The now whe has beau op to4l. hive bees csm 0. AIIUIILSI $peer Not beeludd s plus irs a toudain ,,, decsd , lid" dersdidOlI!SIiNOLW The msd is Is be d Is ths city and brick pedestal, removed from 'nNPf. rem d$a iadllrtkl rpl Qty Mauger Wanes Riewles w "a 119 on dir mmomm Talmo . ' that the spraying with chemical occurred on a &&I=#@ ditch : , quussois a be used b, flW_co*mw, and u cse vJACOB v *som. C f by — . (IC - . J Jr. own _____________• ll that while he in preparation for rather a hearing before than a benit of a was dream. A thred by dw U.S. pfolicUm AWcy (EpA)to &W am city, Tim city bes contenided Oat the law the EPA administrative judge appealing fehJ ..ofthecheanlcalcnthe banks the tlreatwed EPA flne,herecelved* of Sanford •* becaus, of a moving tram,wid zinc@ a ditch is telephone call from Bruce R. Granciff, bowed chemical to kill woods.4. 109 ___of a drainag, canal 1$ mouthe ago not a drum, the city had not violated the attorney for the Enforcement Division of EPA. law. has buss withdrawn. Mize said It is in the best Interests of "Grawff stated that after further 1% city commission Tuesday night authorized Mayor Lae P. Mom to sip the city to approve the calsent order to cotuilderation, EPA was willitig to forego "a consent agreement and final order" avoid the possibility 01 a fine and fut ure a civil penalty if we would enter into a consent agreement admitting the facts proposed by EPA admitting u chemic.J attorney fees and other expenses. nt th at on alleged s charged in the complaints and assuring EPA complai Th e was used and promising It won't happen May 30, 1978, the city sprayed the banned EPA we will comply with all exist ing In exchange, EPA Is agreeing to waive weed killer to drainage ditch banks at the federal and state pesticide laws and Scott Avenue crossing and 23 hours later regulations. any penalty. He stated that this proposal was being "A close analysis of the charges er- a minor flab kill was reported in the ditch made In considerati on of the fact we did veils that we were t.clmlcally in and culvert, The threatened $5,000 fine was not have a previous record of violations, violation (of federal law), " City said, urging determined by placing the city in a Mize said. Attorney C. Vernon Miss the city to approve the agreement. Mlii category with entities having $1 million City Manager Warren Knowles said the midOn city, in preparation for an appeal or more revenues annually, according to banned weed killer was used by mistake and only once, against the fins, had relied the defense the EPA complaint served on the city in . . TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — An ear- said 242 people were confirmed dead and thqua$ie shattered at least 14 mud-and 72 injured and two other sources said at ei No Te s uses ine For By DONNA UM Wesel ad ow U' (fl4JI FVIICS &&— Is CssT*. for hid 7 COsDPIiint$ Nolivid a I Do =111"MIS of ft Anwkw 6-d—,Irmileet stedmis mbdolls an inters" b *h*4 their ftsillings, he I II 1 1 a Quake Kill s Hun dre ds in ran The Treasury Department said it was today and killed hundreds of people, Survivors Immediately began rescue flooded with calls from Irate Americans official reports said. attempts and relief teams sped to the denwding that the freeze be ordered. The government Pars news agency area, about L% miles northeast of Tehran. . , ' . V19WAS I officials sent official word to U.S. banks million Iran has advanced the United to close out their accounts and transfer States for purchase of imilltary equipthe money abroad. days. - T'hose West Players w make the superior shift to a spade will collect a spade trick and their top diamonds. In all cases South will g Ind the slaWeton heart tram dummy. A few will flnesse the nine and wind up loft jut one heart trick Those who finesse the Jack will have to lose two heart tricks. A few South layers top y four Marts doubled. They not the and w spade OQ104 4A 10 9 7 $KISS we ..... . President The White House said plans for the freeze WASHINGTON (UPI) Relations between Iran and the United Carter today froze $5 billion deposited by had been in the works, contingent on any States have deteriorated sharply since the Iranian government in U.S. banks attempt to withdraw the funds. the shah was deposed earlier this year. and declared the hostile relations betCarter earlier ordered a cutoff of The Americans are still being held ween the two countries "a national Iranian oil shipments into the United hostage In the embassy with the support emergency." States and deportition of Iranian of Iranian leader Ayatollah Ruhollah The move followed by hours an an- students in the United States who have Khomeini. They have demanded the nouncement by the government in violat ed their visa status. return of the former shah, who is being "This order is in response to reports treated for cancer in a New York Tehran that It planned to withdraw "$12 bIlUOfl"frOCAIflerlCaflbaflkLBUt the that thegovernmentoflranlsahoutto. hospital. Federal Reserve Board said such withdraw Its funds" from U.S. banks, the "The order does not affect accounts of deposits total only $5 11lIon. White House said. persons other than the government of The Iranian government claim that it Iran, the Central Bank of Iran and other The order to U.S. banks and their foreign branches was the third major has $12 billion in official assets in the controlled entitles," the White House step taken by Carter in recent days United States ls"grossly exaggerated," said in the statement, Issued only hour dur ing a delicate and em barrassing in- administration sources told UP!. "They after Iran said It intended to deposit the ternational crisis In which Iranian have no more than $5 or $6 billion, money elsewhere. The sources also said Carter was students have held 62 Americans hostage Among Irani an funds frozen were $775 at the U.S. Embassy in Tehran for 11 forced to block the assets before Iranian ___ ______________ . Evening Herald, (USPS 481-280)—Price IS Cents ' ______________ I. ", BUNNY . his twins spade, on ow 11-13 IOU= you've bees kwo)vsd Is and, •A4 ' and direct year efforts A QJ343 $ each to Adro4rs* BOX 0 40.110, N.Y. toward did " I OHM be 40. Fab CRY "ion, lor OKS IMI Be to opeft birth dolls tollay. CANC1 (June lWuly 23) ' ' Vaiusrable East-West Tackle situations which Dealer. East decided the f'Kl MGfl'fAUJ$ (Nov. 23- should hi butter orr,li,d and took the nine-spot .l -i Dec. 21) You have a few with the ssrloemsea they finesse p Most Wests who found the aL i pluses going for you today in deserve today. Ordertlaus p lead at trick two held 10 1211 sitadhiw. On Is will make everything ceder:. Pau Pess DbL p. to h )'Oer psriidaecy and the IZO (July 3-A4. 23) In • woo pf hfl$5 other is peopl, working your commercial dealings OpreIngleadK todsyyoucouldcem.o1,IIh a.crdlyforyov. Eld minus 110 against those CAPRICORN ( Dec. fl-Jan. a batter price It you don't who only got to AU in all, any plus score 11) There's as rieson to doul appear to be too eager. either way was above averbe sueBwisln a hit. 7ei Can b" Sto(fsI I Nelmdald today that age. VIRGO .(Aa 234I. 23) oiisltil be -y 111111105 where Of"M hm Victory Not ady we y" a IpI0d ma aid £55 UKI CU A*• HOW 91 (wEwspAPxmI NT ASSN.) N in°'ts pad. Ikiti yose SSOI today, bat yeS knew how to DOW V= MA (00 Y" low a question ftr IvCHOTA tw. three or tour warts. Thu Eerf*" care of mis nan'.. 11) 1 ikit 114171 Now gifts to ___ .. iltl . . ' - Emergency ,,j your N T THE THIS IS PICULOU5' EMOUS CALLING "TAM i siwocv PIP HE r) -KITE THa TO F0 WIT H His COES WON IT! 0"OF LAWYER #-THEN PIE MV . : - - . your November14, 1971 partnership arrangomsts. damped,' self-addressed defect which allows the fluid Your Involvements With You hive staunch allies who envelope for it. Send your to drain out of the abdominal r9W A 10 Me, in CWS Of this Cavity Into the Kr" area. groups and organintions an be rWhd upon. ARM arch 21APrl 1 bs o&& this comllng3'yew.L pdww is quick to '&COW any in- sz*UMU gow tway, y greatest roward. TAURUS(W&May 31) Use your practicality today to Opportunities could aries bring your droon to fruftion. today to fwibw enhance an Something You're hoping for oK "Allishod rellatimehip is wUW your reach if youll two the , logicid am" to achle" R. Find out more of Donimiki*L GENNI (ft114me what Use shasid for you in do Viaasllethwayyovwoeld 31 . -. ' Number 7-1, Uvtng back. The usual method for a With Your Liver. Other permanent cure is surgical readers who want this issue removal of the sac and 1979 _____ U - . . :. - Letter . day, Novombor 14, " • . ' abnormal tests and AM have Whenever there's any increased pressure in the abdctnen, it will cause them to wants t the tests. 11. To giveyou more In. flu formation about the liver, I. A hydrocele can be drained am sending you The Health but the fluid usually comes HOROSCOPE For - • These tests are y frjJ y OUP. downhill, these fill up more. and sometimes you can have - STUDENTS GETTI & - - water sac that you Just told me you had This Is a mem- w .' — — ASSN I -• S I reezes ran Bank D p S1ts U S Nnce you've never used braine, somewhat like Plastic dew Alcohol, It's that if you wrap, that surrounds the do have any abnormality In itself and fills with thefuctlonofyotr liver,lt'ain up, you wa ter. no way flw •,, war tends 64 66 t swelling is caused by the, accumulation of fluid In the without asking you. 62 L I67 — ____ -- . __ . that you have Ilvier He would need to know that Bob Montana II • tji YWVE RECALL. A LOT OF - Car er Declares National _.,, Be 67 —" 52 153 54 . nnd Year, No.73—Wednesday, Nov. 14,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 gaiibladier disease and even scrotum gets so filled up that a a complication to It's as hard as a rock. Could eart failure youtellmewhatcauaesthat' 1 wouldbenaturalforyour Will this swelling ever g ft • •. alout away' "ou MYI.bOF bO alcohol lfyoiwtedssuggestvu DEAR READER — That 48 49 so by -ARCHIE rr — — — go.• . Lamb - 25 26 29 '30 ' I 1 SI L VA'UI — Dr. - _____________ .•..•.; ]Hlera r rally newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, was so mad that I could Radio City Station, New York, hardy I:. straight, Now they NY 1019 want me to go through To Illustrate the problem, another tM of the same kind. about 60 percent of all the Please tell me how it would be deaths from cirrhosis of the possible for ale"to show In liver are associated with an the liver when I raw drank excess use of alcohol. It oramoked.I'M still hurt and foHows that 40 percent are confusied over what he said. not. Let the doctor repeat DEAR READER u..... . your teats .1 Phi your own personal knowledge Your do"- YOU Probably that If there should be had some thing wrong with YO%W relatedtothefwlctl000fyour any It' s not because lIver. These teats may have liver, alcohol. been abnormal One of the DEAR DR. LAMB I have common causes of damage of the liver Is alcohol. But been told that I have a water certainly the liver can be sacora hydrocele around my dirnsged frcsj many other testicles Theyboth arelarge tbjnga Including old In but when Istand up or walk or fections or reactions to have a howel movement, my introduced 47 Form of architectu re 48 ;]r 49 Stroll RoomMOM M HBO 47 '"'v 140W RA EXCHANGE STLCEWT FROM DISOJS&IOW WITH School () OMER 1 To.i,i& %.I — . - In MY liver. I WWI new$ never touch that poison. I Offi c. 7:t. — — — — 24 RON 1 41 Family member 17 _ . Caus e age. When the results came back, the doctor asked melt! 14 20 19 23 I kjOTH L I — — — — 16 Is DEAR DR. 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' -. &lob ' ' L I .... .. wiss 3 ' -17 94&' " rr ..j he-OR a . . ,.-.. 1-111' '-~ ~'; I -.%._-! .W;~(,~ ....,i~, iti 1,t -,,~i ,.".A j / r ,t t / I ell busing requests. If an area . ., - fotti v,ncent the Luhilit). - Stendrom, County Engineer Mw overpassis to parallel the Bill Bush and Sid Chase, has worked cii the project for three area residents. Mw nabound officials told an lane is to be removed for the 24 Wan= and law '. W Mgt kidile. commi(tee worked long and outstanding job," he iaid Fair said the DOT plans to ft*& swftdft yard north of have vehicular traffic use the flowing wells will not be con the highway and the Auto Train lanes on the north side of the cerned. County Commissioner l)01' deserves tam" south of the rosid block the highway. road during the construction 11111 Kirchhoff in whose district Commissioner David Fair, chairman of the period. He added that the plans include methods whereby persons using intersecting the improvement is located , gave the assurances requested. "I was extremely pleased because it made this project a Sanford City enforcenent hearing expressed concern that drainage problems could result from the construction and others wanted assurance that hard on the project All the ut) coiiiiiussmoticrs and the Lit) manager were present at the meeting. The our thanks priority one. We owe 1)01' a said. debiof gratitude," Horner Others who attended the Road and Br*es Conmitta, streets will not be- in- vehicles to get pad the railroad convenlenced too much while with the turnout," said said today the DOT has done a liearbig were State Sell. John Chamber Executive Director Vogt, I).Cocoa Beach and State tracks. very fin job of ptoming the construction is on-going. Jack Horner. today, noting tile Rep. Robert liattaway, D- chamber Altamonte Springs. Theprojs,edhnatedat$3.5 Members of the committee Farr said a few persons at the improvement. He noted that and its special ective Purchasers ~ i * HospitaI' s InadequaCIO During * Tour s Made Ev*dent I 1 I and two nd4ar.proflt oi over M beds and lack of office The d'4 Ii for mote mad, the tow. Problem. with space for admInIstrative private rooms Bentley said. V of dwt= nins a Mw hospital bas only U ad ofa It was R A*In W11* 111111a Un Ujw4d bomod and its =om tal adStm4arally, the bospital MWAMtOr Willism C 560ft to b0ar mW 1W @-rp to Its dike. AV I ByD1ANEPET2Y HetaIdSIall Writer , .th .. - I'hot, by I .fg,t~:,.,`i~ .241t . .&*& I =PS U II,,,IcI inothei '4iiidi i ',nitli ICJ(lS Pt ((( "t( ti bussed, it's a safety pointed until a full volunteer "certaiiily in syitipathy with hI only two businesses will have to be relocated 1)01' did an not unusual at the railroad crossing as trains from the chamber coin- state Depmftent of Trw I ijft'," . 4,! 1 lie heard the sirens on Oct. 7 wso nW ft hoW they wwAd repru before having to make a passed. On leaving the meeting, Ilepp and at-rived riglit after the esy busing decision. One to sm a death) for the rest of your cormilittee spot to bes filled by a said to another parent lie will be ambulance had Uikeii linliti) representative of the Seminole back next week because it wa.s awa). uves.ft AcLort ing to ,'eiit ier. tie After Mrs. Smith spoke, County Coniission is vacant and tile "only way we have to aL tmadarno said Fred Taylor Telson wanted to know what fight." to happen to tile .since I i,ot oil Four of the five board done about it. chool director of tran- could be, in 1 972 had no comment the board members Layer said iii. had aportatlon, had said his group "Feather maintained it i, correspon d ence from the s,twxi asked about ttit. p ickets. emotional." was "too have noted in the past that a wait of 20 minutes or longer is safety years, eznphulzing the need for the overpass to allow am- For Pro -.1 The special fall, 1I. meetlngattheSi'mlnoleCouily '. I ;~ program railroad existing road to the and the wedbosmdlaneofSRilwffl be need for access road for sportatlon 'F 11 • . AM! ; federal 11 And construction Is ex- audience of 5ko* personsIn a r CL .. the construction of an overp ondateRoute46attherallroad crossing weal of Sanford. style . ' 4 .,!CTj ~' 1..,u YOGURT . G ._ . S *"__ '' emotional but It's not a courtesy representat i ve could be up Hubert Feather said he was in million, will be financed by the overpass will be let In June the timetable are now firm for .. AU RLAVOU courthouse Wednesday night that Cositract for bid 00 the Committee. But the plane and .,l ..p4 V . . By DONNA ESM .,_' I 11 .-A - C . - . . . . ''. . PIlL i . ...-! 2 120me a V 'T"'...." . _, *11 I1 '' . C .- I .. I . C .. I- . . I , " ,,'!I ".. . ~1 ._: . .1. . .*. 1 1 : !I :4. - - I I • I I JU. j . . Herald SW? Writer It took a five year effort by the Greater Sanford Qmamber - f $ . 3. V 4 I I .. - - 'h-. V ' 'ORANGE ,) t' * - "!' - . £c. t' - 9-My R - VMaN 'I" , _,L,,_ I 11 I -.0. PicketsmarchInfront of courthouse prior to meeting :,. 1 -,.+'.,! .40 1 -. fi - 5 . r'; _44, - I .:. - . . - -V ~ ,:, I *.I I . __________ I .,:..j V., 'V V - . •. . . '''s --. - ;T. , .,. . _* , ______ V tI a • fir I PC., 1". school board members would safety committee responses out someone as soon as possible to was struck down. Ills daughter serve In the interim position rides her tflc)clt. to school on never ha ve to "watch their of five possible were completcd d*ilik'ea die for five days." She Telson said she wanted five The mutton wits unanimously the same sidewalks atunit 4.14. . ' -L Af I I i _'1 __________________ . ili 4 ,. ' 1. " i Ill~~I.' ,. ,I V 4, ' . 5 . ;% •P I 1 ''''."1. ' ' UVI' 1 S 1 1' " 11 % ,,, ~ I .. .,I .'. j .. , . __________ mNOs & 5,1* . bUVH '• ,~",11j k. ' ' :v I. 0 9 , .,, .. - i I C*ACKW4 a I )ple.- lie remarked wits found since the school thest lite, ." he ust board was facing re(luests that thev liad tile "ril"Ilt to 1lie only official reslionse of these reports" and parents of children can not be "stalled." froin the school board was demanding initnediate at- protest" and Ills wife *,would liai. there t itli tiit in if He also introduced Mrs. Smith tiiade b) Pat 1 elson, who had tuition. In the only official action slit %%d5 not expecting to gist who wanted to address the toted against denying courtesy busing to Skylark. She said Oct tinide by the school board birth soon board I'e,itiier said lie lived just In a voice breaking with sobs, 10 she had toted against the klson moved that the county 1,500 feet from where Simuth commission appo in t or find the motion because only three Mrs. Smith said she hoped 4, kk ) • . ______ -tc, ~ /t -11". ,L .4 . ,n "\ ..I .1 ' '. ~ - ..: . . '' C ~; .1. 0 ' " # - .1 1-1 , I f!l ~ - 6 - A , f\ hI( Layer said he hoped the new reports would be ready b) next week. Hepp took the floor and said (to be , _______ .-:. '\UVt'. . . LhiIt I $h I \.l.\ 1 'I . I , , I .. j ~-:~'t',.',-'-':',. L. - :.',' • V LIMIt I I$h SLID M• PIiJ._•!L1II. ,. ' I MAY&WAISE 'o 1!ti . I I - i I . NT _ " , ."., wIth $1.15 ee MSIS .t .'1' ._.. 1 L 1 . might save a shame you've got to wait for a another Lake Hodges parent, IIICII II W - i4-1 I l.,-..-,;, rl:;I.~,A.'41,.~. , iI It 10 ' -- ) , '1 God, I around Sandra Smith, mother Maw group which requested group denied courtesy busing out and confront tbe pick . 4: - : O • S. "By 1 I 1, l, - • _ie *. ..... .. ! I :I . . $r 'A 1 I I Ret m ' of 12-year-old Joseph Smith who courtesy busing at the Oct. 10 on Oct. 10, Frank Lucadaino, Layer refused but said they died Friday from complications board meeting, said the pickets president of Lake Hodges could come In and court esy "School Board sentenced one after an Oct. 7 bicycle-car were there to "make the school Homeowners Association, said busing was on the agenda. boy to death. How many more accident on State Route 434. board aware of how concerned "so called courtesy busing Is Asthemeeting was beginning .I.Zh$ Iti el. ItI 9,, II 1.1 Li i ti z ti essential H h., lnfl ak p1c.e...I 0 tunA ohefh.c$ tfl.cc . tor •he en W,u sacrLooce. Smith, riding i ready McCauley e are.,'Dirs. ivt bicycle to Please help us protect our Teague Middle School at 6:30 students from Mobile Manor safety of the children." rows of the school board children. Give us a bus." The pickets did not encounter meeting room raised signs and a.m., was one of hundreds of must travel the entire two mil es "If Joey was on a bus he students who live within two to Teague Middle School or school board mem bers or waited for their chance to draw would be alive." miles of their schools and can Lake Brantley High School Superintendent William Layer. attention to their concern. They all came into the school After other business on the Signs with these messages legally be granted busing only along busy State Route 434. and other pleas and protests as a "courtesy" by the school Joseph Smith lived in Mobile board building by back doors, agenda, the topic of courtesy When asked about the pickets, busing came up under old over the Seminole County board when their path to school Manor. School Board's recent courtesy is determined a hazard. John Hepp, a parent from Layer replied "What pickets?" business. Layer reported to the busing decisions were held by Mrs. Smith was put in front of Skylark which was tentatively He said there was nothing board that the late, and fourth, more than 35 pickets at Wed- the line of picketers from Lake denied courtesy busing on unusual about him using the safety committee report on Skylark was still out. He also nesday's school board meeting. Hodges Estates, Skylark and confirmation of a late safety back door. Just before the school board said reports on Lake Triplett The protestors sta rted for- Mobile Manor Subdivisions. She committee report at the Oct. 10 ming in f ront of the school said she was there because, school boardmeeting, said "It's meeting began, Lucadamo and and Mobile Manor were not board building, 1211 . . e - ready. The safety committee, made Mellonville Ave., Sanford, somebody else death before something hap- Mark Trottler, went into the dying." the building and upoffivevolunteers,rates board about an hour before the 7:30 Betty McCauley, pens." challenged" Layer to come safety hazards of courtesy p m meeting and unified spokesperson for the Mobile Another representative of a .!.-,.' u,.sus 101Ild .' " . MMKET FqSH wuNS • s Vow ~ ~_ I 11___ ah r ByGARRYGRAU HeraldStallWritor URVUIIV - - - - Busin * .. SILT a I14%1 I I 1;, I .;, :.t, :l 1, ':.,:.. i!,.-~ . . ~% , I .,k,' L I gvkWd prQw purchasers prf_cI aid other Tyc WOIdIms exist In his aseda il.rler rspiadarlig to raUwo4hthSV&lom and cracb hospital In areas such as adthsirpripa 1 .. -'- .,• departments of Seminole Iudequclas sslatsd out om.rgmcy, where the main m lbs root merk to he Memorial Hospital. Incieded: no laiméy b41; crI4or is need by psrsone repaired to Mop water II. ______________________________ I As' Bentle y pointed Out , adsqnehs rsosMng dod; no peasing theoi* to ether parts There Is one Ott IN silt InadequaciesIntheáedl1fl at.. 1 hs*id,aid$ack -lbs hepitul. casts, cdl ad dructurle 01thSlIilitMlOfl, wheslchaln and drstchera; o(areeredttothoqerMh 1bi.hetWhuaIatot •:d, i,&Lip ii.w he noted that none of the problems," said Joseph L. Is yfl1Mi co; d, probjems affect the quality of MIii, vice pr.i of r--pro ____ pefteatoare. fixtures jjg qIrs lithe odrioaJ word. The Gateway Medical 'Jotsnslve cars apace Is _______ nflu Is violation of hospital ever.bullt In u HasepumMI, Inc. 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Thursday, Oct. 1l, ':. i Beat Up' Youth Files Compiaint NAI RJN Puerto Rican Terrorists Blamed In Chicago Bombings Perelman, 75, Dead _ will be situated on 723 wooded Orlando Central Park Inc., a crede some 5,000 jobs and tourist motels, restaurants, sites offered for the convention acres fronting two miles on successful 4,2004cre Industrial when completed the Plaza shopping malls attractions ceder. Interstate-4 between Sand Lake complex In Soath Orlando, a International will provide and entertainment centers, Brown said Plan later. A $SOGinIllious tourist oriented Road and the Beeline Highway whcl.ly owned ,nh4aTy of inwnt employment for commercial office dusters, national will generate_Florida; commercial development to be just north of Sea World. 1 Martin-Marietta Corporation, 11,050 workers. bobs, and other convenience State sales tan revenue of; constructed on the southwest project will surround the already owns the property. to Brown, Plaza and ssçportederpria.suchu nearly $12 mWkr and resort: edge of Orlando was announced pli.d $35 million Orange International Is the "hod" barber and beauty shops. tax receipts of $2.2 miflIi. me: today by James B. Brown, Civic Convention Center and Road construction and site sJmi for the Oras ge Coedy real .date lax' Oran president of Central Park, Inc. provide supporting services preparation have already Civic Convention Ceder and Orange CoiMy ear lier, this Nil is estimated at $2.1 "sWku.: To be known as Plaza and fadlitise for the convention begun, iiwÜ salt The con. will inclide hlgh.rise con. year selected the Central Park All dollar figures were .: International, the dmlonont complex drusdina phase in expelled to dlewrine preputy from eeg M 'Hall' Groundbreaking Court Rules _ Against Carter , Khomeini: Stop Executions TEHRAN, Iran (UP!)— Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini has ordered Islamic courts to Mop until further notice executions that have already resulted in the deaths of nearly 600 people, the country's proiecidor said today. Prosecutor-General All Quddousi told the Bazndad newspaper the ban on the death sentence has not been conveyed yet to all Islamic courts, but measures were being taken to enforce it. Nearly 650 persons have been executed by the I4smIc courts since the shah's overthrow in February. piled at ouniM 107$ figures. - byafederalJudge'srullng thst ly. _______ - '-. • . '1 . , . • , . a I . .: . •- LiT, . . •, • - ••' • ': ',- - . . -... -. • •/ - •, - ' •. • . . .. .,,•... on houses Elf colagrm ... terminated led 1IM90I,. under our Coniltu- about the same time he was making his histak ancume. While a president can roomw Mod the Untied States BREAKING mend tnedy lenninstioas,he would that . with add,MEfinal decision 44001011111 maiaia,vj j. be meds by the r.. ',uw buns ales" The .er--- fear thdUthe Tiwan hub in . continued, Peking will dose Is iMit-stial opposition In grain to the treaty's (ermine. 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I'm "good Is a bdni __ 21111610'-ftlft OW 06- die - BACK-SAVER CLASSIC - ..... . • ; Mary A. Totlllo Orange City Willie & Dorothy Mlllir,,a baby - * SAVE $40 TO *70 ON FAMOUS SEALY BEDDING SETS! Eva Merle 011*1. New Smyrna Beach' SANPOID: I " - ibi~iz Isibsile T. Rulli, Dillon. Oscar. W. MCCsImilI, Deftona. 1W FUNA - to Violitte Naddermsyer, Deltona Ella Doazin, Deltona OCTOBER FURNITURE SALE! PROVIDING P01 AN EFFECTIVE SATE. BY ORDER OP THE 50*10 OP COUNTY COMMISSIONERS, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. to the comur or .wee dodimftm VrM 5dWd pegs. both the 4.1..w sad the was brs imi "vs. 1e ge" TL addog Iu'suuu IW1U th presestins,bt -g with a eesam to reesed the Boding 'i to 1s fr .d of misy. UI 3110111 bylaw existed ad said 'ru cr4tr"-' I UI uriMs, dukes inwyw. yes, W. 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At sim jst,. uisr' a. ie. t---14 i5 ed a duk E1 hl, inprens, , s of the ifr -Uj Baaal.1m.a4*a he I usthat 'II's aáeSrIs muss. $0.00; pa; i TiN a..., ISIS pa of lbs a. eS bribe be. i1.see met ad = WINK wd am * in ISATRIG i.' er s. . we k, old" ad IspIaM ted us1My ad isaMiti at - IUIN to IL A k is. — pweedI . ifler to' a s u." to ss FOUCAfl A10111111110 . : 91 VON Idd ad 0 oft 41111111111111111111110 1*24 FRANCISCO (UP!) The geveromeut opened Is rarket::iag the -:' Hell's Angels Motorcycle Cish • Freda Simpson Linda Schaeffer I baby girl Slide J. UaIkwlIl, D.Bary SAN AREA PLANS AND THU UNINCORPORATED RURAL AREA PLANS, THE •UNERAI.. MAPS AND PLANNING AREA MAPS SIT FORTH THEREIN: AMENDING THU INTIROOVIINMINTAL COOl. DINATION STATEMENT WHICH SITS PORT$ THU ADMINISTRATIVE POLICIES, DEVELOPMENT FRAMEWORK POLICIES, AND THU RELATION$.IIP OP CITY AND COUNTY PLANS BY AMENDING BY RUPERINCI THU DOCUMENT UNTITLED "INTSROOVIRNMINTAL COORDINATION STATEMENT OP THU ROARDOP COUNTY COMMIUIONERSs PROVIDING P01 A SUVUASILITY CLAUSES AND __ • SANFORD: OCT. ADMISSIONS lbs area slewnIs lbs map Is thIs advinlielasif. A publIc bssdmiss IN nssesl 411 N bell en Odsbsr U,171,. at t beer SI lii P.M., it sass *smlflr, Is lbs Csuey Csamllsesrs Climbers. lisa *1. kalesIs CssaIy CenrIbuuse, $as$sr Pledli. The publIc bearing Is 15101 bell I under as Ilsasis sad beer esmasafi as all)Nus -revIelsas as Csapuh elM Aminimsuls as as adopted Csmsisbu*lve P105,ir lsmleslFCseety, Pludle. ImadliNsa fi lbs Mass YrsaeAv$allss-PsrN sad Ulectrie UIUNIIS Elemats a PublIc Usury me..., a aN Is cspsldsnel fir laclaslea Is the adopted Pus. Walls IN satire Csapnbsaslvs Plea will be 5*1st Is rerlew, nimary feces will bees lbs Ibert Rasps Development Plea tpdeclp.Nv lbs lilsilel Filers l.asl Use Pleat. TSI5 M1d05 Is bslsg bell pirisis, asthe muirsmaals if IN Lsssl $uuersaseaf C esilvs P1155101 Ad., srn, -CNater 74412. Laws ii Fiends. Ates beaM lbs Less P$•nohag Asucy will milaN a repent nscsmmutdh elIftussal slash ad pupatE nevlsless Be muudmeafl as lIe Csajve Plea if lemisele Cs.My (Is. delleg cemmiats receIved repsidlap lbs Pile end NsdI s.sadmwls) as ibe Pearl if Ceealy Cs.pHislesers ii lemlasle Cssmfy, PWIIS. TM Pearl * smiler slepillaif lbs lulIewIs arz::ei AN ORDINANCE AMENDING ORDINANCU NO. 7145. THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COM-' PIENUNSIVI PLAN PURSUANT TO THE SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPREHENSIVE PLANNING ACT OP t4. CHAPTER $451. SPECIAl. ACTS OP PLORIDA, 1714, AND PURSUANT TO THU LOCAL DOVEINMENT COMPRUWINSIVU PLANNING ACT OP 1771g SETTINS FORTH THE AUTHORITY FOR THU AMENDMENT OP THE COMPREHENSIVE PLANs PROVIDING FOR 'THU PURPOSES AND INTENT P01 THU AMINDMUNT OF SAID PLAN: SETTINI POITH AMENDMENTS TO THU ELEMENTS OP TNN COMPUNUN$IVS PLAN: AMENDING THU DEVELOPMENT FRAME. WORK PORTION OP THE COMPRUNUNSIVI BY AMINDINO BY RUPIRENCE THREE (I) SEPARATE -'-' w__,- g I __. HOM•$ $ICI III DISCHARGES DOCUMENTS ENTITLED "NATURAl. RESOURCES AND CON$IRVATIOW'. 'UCONOMIC$-NOUSINS AND SENSUAL LAND USE" AND 'SIRVICU AND FACILITIES': AMINDINO THE SHOIT.IANSU - girl TM Pearl if Cienly Cemmlsslimers if kaMIs Cseify. FIends. prusui as nisilils lbs ese lead witfim -- t' .. -• - . . . I PPL tiIIHIIU $OU?IlI NOTICE OF REGULATION OF LAND USE . __ Star 'Exposes Hypocrisy' HOSPITAL NOTES I p. 44 : 4 ;. . : ex- ultimately needed It will be less The council over the past 4 to permit construction of an foot wide lot. The appeal was Lake Mary expensive to acquire If struc- several months has considered office park. made by adjacent property :. Boulevard is not included in tares are not built on the fivc different tentative budgets, A resolution will be con- owners. Kulbes said he will tell Lake Mary Boulevard either date or county plans In property, thus the excessive passing several of them on first sidered revising the lee the city council tonight that the: setback was required. property owners wllJ ask the the foreseeable future, reading. Tonight's approval schedule for building permits. board at adjustment decision ', Lake Mary City Council at Its The city council several years Kulbes said he is recorn- was appropriate and in keeping :, City Manager Phil Kulbes will be the first final one. 7:30 p.m. meeting today for a ago, foreseeing that the hi5h said today city and county The budget calls for a general mending a fire percent in- with nearby properties where timetable on when the highway way at future time would have officials have not been suc- fund totaling $372,438 with crease In permit fees, noting homes are built on 66-foot wide will be widened, to be expanded beyond Its I) cessful in getting the state to $122,000 for the utility depart- with adoption of the new energy lots. At meetings held with date feet wide right of way, banned include Lake Mary Boulevard ment. The property tax rate code some months ago, it takes was In Septem ber at $2.84 per more time to review building Consideration wil l also be Department of TransportatIon construction within 104 feet of within its system. $1,000 assessed valuation, given to a request for a change:: (DOT) officials, county corn- the centerline of the right-ofplans. In other business, the city missioner,, members of the way in bath directions. The A public hearing will be held The council will also consider in zoning to permit construction council Is scheduled to give on a request for a change in an appeal from a board of of duplexes on property on Seminole Legislative road is 24 fed wide. delegation and city officials in The Idea was that when ad- final approval to its $449,438 zoning at the corner of lake adjustment decision permitting Longwood-Lake Mary Road recent months, the city was told dltlonal right-of-way Is budget for fiscal 19794960. Mary Boulevard and Interstate construction of a home on a 66- near Lake Mary Boulevard. , •' '-- : panslon of SEMINOLE MEMORIAl. HOSPITAL UNiTED PRF INTERNATIONAL The chairman of OPEC has Indicated the cartel will raise the price of oil at its December meeting, but two top U.S. Indsatry officials say even without the expected : Increase, Americans will soon be paying more for gas because of recent 11 percent oil price hikes by Libya and Iran. "I personally antielnete a fairly suid't1 incris by M'*C t*i," 11 miMi In D.oember, saId IAirence Fillir, president of Amoco Oil Co. students and the teachers to get the make-up over with as soon as possible and Nov. 2 was the first date available. In other school board business the board directed 44 Layer to look into the possibility of a school bus entering the entrance of Coachlight Estates off State route 434 near Casselberry rather than picking up and leaving students on 434 at the entrance. Dr. Jan Becker, a parent of the subdivision, said the bus would only have to come 1.500 feet into the entrance. William Kroll, school board member, asked if pulling off the highway and parking Is more dangerous than pulling In and out of an entrance. Mary Jo Becker, another parent, replied that there would be more danger from a rear-end collision parking on the highway than coming In and out of an entrance. Kroll was the only school board member to vote against the motion to investigate the possibility of entering and turning around In the subdivision. The school board also approved, 5-0 an agreement with the Eastbrook Elementary PTA to pay for a clinic aide at Eastbrook Elementary School. that Improvements and By DONNA F81' Herald Staff Writer , .' . ',. . _ ___ i .. _ ., _ __ .' . • President Carter cassM tarmiAttorney (l natethe Mutual Defense Treaty Qvlldtl said the Jsulke D.. with Taiwan u scheduled Jan. aj4 appeal Oasth's 1 iml.. Congress f0VU. ling 'as expeditiously as In a division that stung the ru possible" to the us. C$rcit Whit. House fad foreign djljp---fo do 4st policymsk.n, U.S. Distitet - Of Judge Oliver Gooch late apu,g.pt uit Wednesday nullified Caster's £IV WM u,wi,im fr4g "-and said he IJ __I. the latstrutlosswu.g v Svi. _____ $4)4I(V 1504 I,.5v sou T1r . .i l UAU'..W51wUwMr a on a court d'aliuiig. by Sen. Barry Gold. water, RAils., a'ui 31 other If the Taiwan treaty were OOMVVA*1IIS, said the prad. nim'Med, II could pa. major duds mov. to tirmkiati the Implications for future UAL Pod "msMreceln this e,.,.re. relations with the People's ii of tw.4ldrdeof the Ui, Republic o(a. By Valid Press latsiasdesal Thur. were hig lunoedratloni in New York, Wa cna .0 alintthe highccd of oil on "Big Oil Protest Day," but rallies In 100 other cities Wadiunday bed only .' tnoids. In Zest, In Ft. Lmatsrdele, 73s., a dunorjratlon that WM su osed loba,. hemmed the higgeul became a did. y (iv. people four elderly and a gray. belredman-pkketedatPsrtEvsrglade.jthe main ressiving post for gasoline d all for aedhera Florid.. The proleds wire orgethsd bythe Cpaigr for Lower isrgy Prices, a malibu of eoniwner, Iabsr and senior citkeni ramp thMIstryIngtobogovermmssg Into re1nosIng price controls on domestically produced all sad natural gas, "• a - Christmas), remained in the official school calendar. Layer explained that the Seminole School District could not fit either qualification and could not ask for forgiveness. He recommended Nov. 2 as the make-un since "postponing the day would be bad for the calendar." He said it was better for the Lake Mary Blvd. Widening On Agenda F Oil Price Hike Seen tIon, did not roqueet action and Future U.S.-Chinese relations insists Carter, had the authority were thrown Into limbo today to halt the treaty Independent. WASHINGTON (UP!) Demonstrators Blast Big Oil MINNEAPO1 (UP!) -biking to expus Mgh-Isel : "hypoorisy," the Meopolin Stir has ldirWlid five isameutoStcialeaidasherciulobbylstwheitays LONDON (UP!)— The Times of London, a lintish in. dilution since 1785, faced final closure today over a labor dispute that has kept the prestigious newspaper off the streets for 11 months. Management set a midnight Wednesday deadline, but It passed without any agreement with the major print union that would enable the presses to dart rolling again. About one hour after the deadline early today, Lee Dixon, president of the National Graphical Association, came down from the sixth floor of the Times' building and said, "We have brokendown. Uthe Times mean what they say, It Is closure .... It's a bloody tragedy." Heralditaff Writer "Sweet Auburn," . London Times Closing? By JANE CASIELBEPRY ATLANTA (UP!) Vice President Walter Mondale is scheduled to attend today's groundbreaking for an $8.5 million "Freedom Hall" adjacent to the crypt of the late Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Mondale was to be Joined at the ceremonies by Henry Ford U, former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young and a number of other federal, state and local officials. The project, funded with a mixture of federal grants and private donations, Is the final phase of the sprwwling Martin Luther King Jr. Center for Social Change located In the city's oldest black business district, known as ' . Plans Set For $600 Million Project Marx Bri*hers and on the pages of The New Yorker for more than 40 years, died Wednesday. Parelman, 75, was considered America's foremost humorist. The exact cause of death was not Immediately dstermthe In addition to writing "IIttIel.aves," principally forme New Yorker, Perelman was a playwright and scenarist. He was named Bed Screen Writer lnlMby the Now York Film Critics for "Around the World In Days," wrote many scrlots for the Marx brothers, and a number of Plays, including, with Ogden Nash and Kurt Well, "e Touch ofVenus." pp ' am. NEW YORK (UP!) —S. J. Perelman, whose exquisitely literate and waspish humor appeared in the mouthe of the NNW STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI).-Greek post Odysseus :' Elytla won the 1979 Nobel Prize for Literature today for verses depicting "man's struggle for freedom and creativeness." ' The Swedish Academy announced that Elytis, whose - real name is Odysseus Alepoudhells, was honored for his poetry, "which against the background of Greek tradition, depicts with sensuous strength and intellectual dear. ;slghteciness, modern man's struggle for freedom and - e'rp5tivpnp55" He Is the second Greek to win the prestigious literature pr1ze, worth 0193,000. ElytIs, 68, who Is an essayist as well as a poet, won In a : large field of authors that was reported to have Included Americans Norman Mailers and Joyce Carol Oates. •- n" . preparing grades, Harris said. Harris filed an official grievance in his name with the school Seminole County students who missed Sept. 4 as the winds of board after executive meeting date was established. The Hurricane David shut down normal activities will make-up their grievance skipped the usual first two steps ta meeting with the blown away day on Nov. 2, the Seminole County School board principal and a meeting with the superintendent) because Harris decided Wednesday night, said his grievance was "against the board." Step three is to be The board voted 4-I to change Nov. 2 from a teacher in-service given a hearing with the school board. day to a regular school day. In the grievance Harris said the Sept. 4 make-up day "should The board agreed to meet in executive session with its chief be negotiated because changing any day in the adopted school negotiator, Earned Cowley, at 6 p.m. Oct. 24 to decide on the calendar modifies conditions of emplo)ment." Harris seeks relief school board's proposed In-service makeup day. In the grievance by having the hurricane make-up day negotiated Roland Williams who said between the SEA and the school board. Casting the only dissenting vote was Superintendent William Layer recommended to the school after the meeting he voted agaInst the motion because Nov. 2 was an "InapproprIate time to have a make-up day" since the day board that Ned Julian, Jr., school board lawyer, look over the ffr( grievance and check If Harris can skip the first two steps. was a "necessity" for the teachers to use at the end of Layer said Julian should have an answer by the next school grading periol. Allan Keith, school board vice-chairman, said he took "ex- board meeting on Oct. 24. Layer started the discussion on the make-up day by reading a caption to the Idea of tampering with working conditions." Keeth telephone memo from Philip Goldhagen, spokesman for the State said the makeup day involved "tampering with time." Department of Education. The memo said a school district could Rick HalTis, president of the Seminole Educational Association request that a day be forgiven for an emergency train the 180 (A) objected since the decision would "unilaterally change required school-day calendar dates if the school district had no every teacher's working condItions." The In-service day falls at teacher planning days, excluding three post school days and it no the end of the first nine-week quarter and Is used primarily for school holidays, other than authorized state holidays (such as ByGARRYGRAU Staff Writer Greek Poet Elytis Wins Literature Nobel 'Z Z! Masts In . IN BRIEF -- Thursday, Oct. ii, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Files Grievance Board OKs Nov. 2 As Make-Up Da y : - CHICAGO (UP!) — Dynamite rocked the Cock County Building and a naval tribthig center dixing the nit, and police blamed the Puerto Rican terrorist group FALN for the explosions. No one was injured in the explosions that occurred ____ at the Grist Lakes Naval about midnight Wednesday Training Center In suburban North Chicago and at the County Building In downtown Chicago. A foiwdick dynamite bomb discovered earlier In the night a building housing Cock County Republican of. (ices "would have taken out most of the eighth floor" If It had not been dismantled, one investigator said. Police sald It wasset to go off about midnight. ____ ____ A man clihnlng to represent the FALN called a television station about the same time as the explosions to warn of "a series of bombings," and police began a search of all government buildings In the city. S.J. VRLD a between Friday at 11:40 am. and Monday morning, accorong to: claim_ his nose was broken a Seminole County Sheriff Department report. Wednesday afternoon when he was punched in the face by the Someone pried open a sliding door lock and pulled the 1*, driver of the car which Mopped In front of him, according to worth of carpeting from tadcstrfps holding it in the living room, Seminole County sheriff's______ deputies. The youth, Mark Kimble of 1230 Jasmine Road, told deputies dining room and master bedroom. Philpot said carpeting hi three : the alleed assailant's car stopped at 01 Brantley Road and the other bedrooms and the family room were wgouched. The cpetlng took tbree to four hours to Install but Philpot: man came back to tell Kimble he "did not like the way" Klinble was driving. The man then punched him, Kimble told officers. estimated It took only 10 minutes to be stolen. He thought moe.: Elvin A. Kimble, 47,flleda complaint ofsljnjgeasuigt with the carpeting was not taken because the burglars could not carry It sheriff's department In behalf of his eon. Kimble rrtad Ia the alL .l0barient.redthesamehouseafldtOOk th emiMir; IWURem his ion was assaulted at 5:15 and Eight ci 10 speakers valued at $700. A $180 Intercom reloaded Wed1maday thm the Flodde Hospital (Altamonte) open his kitchen dw w" w, @=v do double bud bol on ergency room. em the door with a ewdrtvos' and entued Na 1mm. betwsen 7p.m. .1 PbW thought burglars would ha " trouble" selling ' Mark Kimble said Thursday morning he was bleeding after the and 11 :30'p.m. Sunday. ___ ___ issirance for the thefts and Incident and walked to a friend's house for help after being hit. to the deputy's report, the burglar took seven guns, a the misaft Items. He asses The suspect left Kfmble bleeding and went Into a garage, Kimble to a. color televiulon, a stereo, two clock radiOs, and a citizens band have said. radio. ARMED TRPA30U Later when Kimble returned to his car, the man was outside The Itsung are valued at $2,140. Kenneth Lee Wldnlngton, 33, Lake County, was charged with and ttreatened to "beat him up" when Kimble asked why he was Santhmk treiipsaft by County sheriff's deputies after armed ___ CARPETING STOLEN Punched. food in an orange grove with a loaded shotgun off Som. ' JUWELRY STOLEN A Longwood builder has learned his lesson after, burglars Defy. In Forest City at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, deputies said.: Teri Freycenet, 20, of 1200 Roxboro Road, near Longwood, told weekend ripped up 80 yarded new carpeting Installed in a house Accor ding to the sheriff's report, Whlnlngton was allegedly: Seminole County sheriff's deputies someone pried open a window be had JiM finished urti carrying th e shotgun and did not own the grove or have written screen, opened an unlocked kitchen window and entered her Scott Philpot, 30, of 120 Harrogate CL, said Tuesday from flew permission to be there borne. She said the entry occurred from 8:30.11 an he "will Install burglary alarm systems In ,,s,y house! Monday. whbth gtcn was out of Sn1nol. Coedy Jail Wednesday on Once Inside, the burglar tool $1,000 worth of jewelry from a box built" in the master bedroom. The Isolated boise broken Into a 1800 Sweetwater Bay Ci., trial Kidd.33. ADOVEI was also arrested by sheriff's deputies SEVEN GUNS SWIPED Longwoad, has woods behind It and two empty houses under attMark he am. time and dsargsd with fresp.Ing on (jy gad, . Mike Kafer, 25, of 31$7 Cecella Dr., west Seminole County, told condnntion on either ills Philpot isit ___ to the deputy's report He posted surety bond for $100: according the Seminole County Sheriff Department that someone broke The Philpot house, worth more than $130,000 was broken Into and was miessel A 17-year-old Forest City youth IN BRIEF ___ T eacher -- + -. .. . - - bea.ku . I— 1 & IrhogW tST_.w,• , Flull- Sis, ic ore iu--uj to s 1-- :ij Ni 8~ be ill, Nft - lur. 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Privacy Lake Mary Commerce, Anyone who signs up and collects dues from 10 or modal security munber and earnings history at the oldeutcoutinuing chamber In the Mate of Florida, Is :. ciet1y having Its 56th annual membership drive, mere mrnberahlps Including his own will be time of application for food atxnpa Ibletobecomeamemberof the Silver Backbone The drive has bean dubbed "Operation Back"i contacted each member of the Florida :~ Qvb ang to PJpp. lx)ne." Congressional Delegation and other leaders In A special award will be presented to anyone who The purpos, ci the chamber Is to promote the Congress about my legislation and was encouraged signs up and collects the most memberships. gener ieifarecithscoaimunityof Lake Mary and t te how timely my actions were," Brantley theweasaroundlng it andtoadvanceandbnprove said. FedeIegis1aUa ral °° the realJal cemmerolal dc and social He said he received a latter from U.S. Rep. Tom Slate Rep. Bobby Brantley, R igwood, 10 tighten terets of the persons residing there. Foley, chairman of the House Agriculture Cornup regulations to atop abuse of the food stamp The chamber Is ncnartIun and nonsectarian mittee, Informing the administration supported ' program has been passed by the Congress and such a change In the law. signed Into law by President Jimmy Ca rter. nor lendesupport 11aie the election or appointment Bmantley said the reslonse to his memorial A section of the new law permits access and of any candidate for state, county, city or federal proveethatstateandfederalgOvemmeflticaflm!ock verification of social security munbers of food oIce. . together to stop the ripoff of the food 3t$IflP stamp recipients. U.S. Secretary of Agriculture Bob Chamber officers are Ronald B. RIpp Sr., the riff of taxpayers dofli program Besnd has notified Brantley that his department president; Raymond 0. Fa vice president said his memorial was motivated by a Brantley is c r ur ently preparing regulations to authorize state etary.treuurer. Other Mrs. Darns Nord nducted In Central and southern -, co federal audit agencies to require social secu ty numbe . rs ri members of the board are Ray Fox, Al Guthiel, Florida width ibowed thousands of dollars worth of Bmwtley, earlier thIs year sponsored a House DeLares lab, Kay S-nan, and Joim Norden with fr auduley st amps being Memori urging e Congs to amend the l4 al th Joe lAShed u ni WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMASGIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising tractor :*: ____ Answer Th. Clock By DONNA I I L_ Previously, In his State of the Union addresses, President Carter has voiced his support of sound .4J Lt. I wuuuiii UUVLBI anu wnwuy dual l 4. restraints in government spending as the best _.4 - - - - - - - - - . - VIEWPOINT - ere * H - _SflI points of total U.S. imports. But lbs between supply and drvwd Is now so dossthdakwpolnt will hatlor'bupaet. i1 see one psssIbility of avurting next year's short. rerun - a major recession do w90 dWdvA& wwMwIde deawd for oll. By PAIBICIA MCcoRMA UPI Educatise Ediuir Blwk and white youthis out of work -mostly - ___ ,. fronch, " e mystlory &WA wW we mod do. I% adn's leeding economists mnreUy OgreS .that ,I -We must hoM lb. -- -. - __ - ______ .mes spending is ljt1on to ow gross : national product. 11 __ ___ ____ __ _____ - + : JACK ANDERSON -- . ... .. - '. , .,.. . ,C . ...... . .I - , - !A 1, , .."'..: II I I :.''* I . , WAMWIGN I yes I - - - . -i - - ____ ... fill"ft' the ripeuts ehews.- -- "e .0 predectI S averaged US soft heleN thi ____ lpist JIM. _ _ __ _ ______ ' -I4..$ - ,spsd __ L Ih _ _ ___ . - I'- . . . I V L ..!, .I -4 __ I'm him a b" .__ __7 !-I- . I ...- . I .. _ *11 I I ______ 60 ft NJ __ . ' Iii LIffHH .1 _1 J -. - - - . •. -- - usàjll __1 *1Sflks M.sahe 1 i - I I ~ I of aAuuSuidwhmuord- weiewN - - . 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".6"J"Mms ~ .V', .. h - ' domestic wave because muft Lbs - wadim mw I u leadership and entrepreneurial talents," Rosow t!!1 in width a city of any siss 01 the Work In America Institute, And to show this Is so, hi tells of work reports. W" It anOthSS' forecast turns Out to oiiticaiobIlaarIss ci U* year, in, wbow new the MUL 7W is a lovigq" progrs= wbkb bm pvM to be bWal _ all , . Anotheir pilot program calls for sdft up remmirplid %r William Wingert whom data ga to aww" of a** md domd P gdor III by a - pUots or dem"r1111111011115, All PrGUY.IrAovaU" "youlb enterprise developayA corporations. Flach in Un DemocroUc pimary runoff ma* lililsloo4wed eoononc Uft tank, ArOw D and all described In detail In the biditide report: These would help youths organize and run their him a twe-time ios. 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Aad anoloymad m v to anable implqvirol to W bell nk par day d M to U mMoa In ~ -,, 172 b Democrats hire . oruployors and esdec" and educators-ha,. to be test-hire Inner-city youth _On temporary las. , were WA&M In 10 UW 1W would antlaw imhvd, As wall as the goveriuned.11 anignments without the adOn of lb. pre'en' Is financial. In New York mñstratM emot riakiof an Immediat, 10 CO" statewide p,11IIce :. be do my , for ,vmI,; It was found a youth paid at permensulv'reut. . ' Probably the most visible symbol of t Pw ft, sm tka wagesesmanbownettedlems-, NWdm -the Job coaniection is the toess ad dembalime was tin dwalift of do slate's hm 44494be$1.00 an hour. And em tipsy the ""rmi another Oi of prorm*s described In the DemoMIc senators, James 0, Futmend nd4 wello, the emooysii had to expand As nuach as roport. Ons of 0ame pvposes Ilaqwiew jda C. 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' II1lI ° i14it4 ci $PNtIam liks coatoiI. r we o t No, but It aiLgi4 Will lawn Out 10 be Wig. It Y percent of all ballots cast, but Republican GU Carmichasl captured an impressive 45 perced of the vow andcwneclo.etobecctnlngthedate'stIrdGOP governor In modern times. jtstJn, p'1'a Xid -A job transportation service to make It mdu d wiandpo easier and cheaper for urban youth to get to wldtu. In ti. monti prtor to and toiiewi the -. where the joi. are. election, popularity soa. "Asecondgroupotpild e"Ne ow9gum 1 perception and expectation of Inflation that Mr. Carter referred to In his news conference seems to I ; have been dampened. I . 0. The top domestic Issue now Is whether the Fed, the Congress and the Carter admlnlstratlàa have 1 , nlmnkv(WA W". .. tighteir mcMY 110 i officials'and PCI1 1* Vøuvuua I11h1I( prices uu rIsIi ' unemufmwui. - flaum. I-rr I ('h H ' m b.ofth.icv*ams Jj ,ulwon with Cliff . , AGAIN $y United Press litersatlueni "Some of us, when we speak bership of 1,130 sisters and children used to go to a non- 1946 she received permission to iaiWftf boIrft IN CENTRAL FLORIDA LU WI UI 1 flI# F '.... For the poorest of the poor, her name, think ci her as an more than 40,000 co-workers in Catholic school. But we also had leave her order and work UP TO starving and dying on the Incarnation of Kali (the preald- India and abroad. very good priests who were among the poor. OPEN: Mon. & Fri 10.1, Tues., Wed., Thurs. 10-6 36 MOS :Amu of Calcutta, India. hope Ing Hindu diety of the Strict personal austerity, in helping the boys anti the girls to ne Missionaries of Charity . . . "", ;mddes only in a Wyear-old BerligWim)," one Bengali said. keeping with the mother's follow their vocation according group was officially recognized Hwy 46 (West Ist St.) I Mile East of 1-4 FINANCING . Mother I -Roman Catholic nun "It is not just the poor of the wishes, Is the life-style of this to the call of God. It was then by the Vatican in 1950 as a new Ph. Sanford L. teresa. s ' city who have felt her spirit. We or&r,whwie members wear a that I knew l had avocitionto religious order. When she leaves on one ofher all know her. She Is an In. simple white sari. About their the poor." So she decided to a mis, UrlabrO4 the I*n and the AftuUon of God, never mind her only worldly pDUWon is a tin -° nationality. For us she 15 12fl bucket In which th ey wash their sioty. lame question, "When will mortal. Sire Is another Buddha, clothes. . About that time some missio$other return?" narles from Yugoslavia had another Gandhi." The order also runs homes for :. Mother Teresa, a gentle, frail Mother Teresa, born Agnes the destitute of Sri Lanka, gone to India and their Bengal Viagoslav-bomn woman who Gonzha Bojashlu of Albanian Tanzania, Jordan, Venezuela, mission's nuns had begun work yrorks up to 18 hours a day, has parents in Yugodavia, went ' Britain and Australia. in Calcutta. worldwide Ime for bar into ule alums in Igo. par atIt all began, "Man) y"N ago .Work with dw lepers, the poor, forta are rdlectelil in bw two- when I was at home with my the Beftal mission aW from J;imw 1414 1 e orphans. strong, heavily wrinkled, people," recalls Mother Teresa there they sent me to India In i&aate. 4 1 61 In India, sire Is not regarded In Malcolm Mngger1e's book, l9," she says. er taking her final vows at uwa- a CdhoW son- wM --Tfw Missionaries of CWRYI ."SomstIft Beautiful for God.' j rw .IMP 'N 0., _q1% ~ &&, JVFF ---A, .ft kdo do durns 33 years Uw niWus order which she , She w" 12, growing up in the Loreto convent in Calcutta, Imp9wWww .V ftwo, ago. founded, today claim a man- Skopje, Yugoslavia, "when we she taught for about 20 years. In I, 1W 0 110~ ' % -- J 40F WW 111411 W of sit ire ' to TOUL.ROSIE RES AIR working relationship with Conversations at the Toul- their American counterparts .'.A. WV W IWI UI'S 'BASE, France (UPI) - The NATO and U.S. forces while Roaiores base originally built except that the French some. late president Charles di keeping an Image of France as bythe United States to house Its times sport beards, tell of at •o .-GaWle's order e3welft UIL an Independent military power voodoo jets and now home for tending training courses in the 1 applied as directed. 'AroW from France Is AM on And myddWg open conflict with 45 Froich Jaguar air-togrood United States and say I. 0 can Scrubbing. books, but U YOU look hard the (laullhsl political legacy, fighters show the extent of American officers regularly do • Easy Application. h~z SALE -~.ough .w.d,,, , Ili find w"111111-smany French-U.8. military ties. the same in France. Appearance. •UnLform American warplanes flying In in France. Caption said he recently Strong national pride re Cooperative efforts are big visited U.S. bases In Germany mains, though. Showing off a Frencb skies. C ilkwomo ;.,. Militairy wopeirWon asems to mvO to warreirit fulklme and flew an Amaican F15 Mirage jet interceptor, officers Wow W" afelorwroulmIll IN lowt purchase lorive ANN AW rfAw,&d. '1lgrwner* cia French general figider, which he described as noted the U.S.-originated Sideon the upswing. 4 . .., Room* Frawt Jaguar, jets And staff to the Amerken- probably the world's best winder missiles It Used to carry 40ak pan in American mmugv commanded NATO air bead- current Wr4o-air combat plane. am being replaced by a new, Ws in w..t French airmen, whose all-French missile, the Magic, flyig quarters in West Germany, 0 1 asoek borriblu strikes to am though Ffam hem W scarves &W M& sub make whose capabilities they said are them took almost exactly like "stupendous." I &Vp U.L took vob and oWd rde tbere. narrowly skirting official' Vri&h policy ci having no part Is NATO military p1lans. *1 1 years preceding presidential electIon years. In the election tow Years £k. LOW PRICE SEE THIS ' 1' M ofh er Teres a political offices occurs In the odd.numnbered • • . CHANCE I I . a states + • 'I J...IL. i$ - - a , , Mrs. Thelma Mike is Audrey Dell plays piano as Heteklah Ross. pastor of Free Will Holiness Church Yeasurer and Mrs. Mary directs Good Samaritan Home residents In weekly song session. Smith, secretary. Hezekiah Mother Wilson founded and operate It over the years building or closing down when present 50-bed facility on May Ross, who Is Mother Wilson's successor asputor of Free Will built the borne on faith In 1948 against seemingly in the state fire marshal ruled the ', 1972. The home has 42 .HOUJIS Church, Is on the with the help of her church surmountable odds. In 1970, she wooden building did not meet residents at present. Since that board of directors and assists members and friends In the was faced with raising funds to fire codes. time a dining room addition and I operation e. community co to build a modern fireproof Residents moved Into the patio have been added. _ yeses "Up.Nigeria, Ubys And Venezuela we aim reducing production, and revolutionary EDUCATION WORLD ...The results have been dramatic: New York ,1 banks increased their prime lending rate to ass - percent, the highest in history, WJ UI the New York stock market dIved 27 poInts on Tuesday for the worst drop since the 1t74 recession. - L....4.. I - - Votm here will go to the polls early nW __ output It has ham providing to get us out of this . • US dollars that fe&r&l deficits and 0 nded :surpI I XPA loose. have turned 'money supply - JACKSON, Miss. (NEA) Voters who view Parucipation in the electoral pr a emu as only a burdensome civic duty are mlsft all the fun. Politics Is an intriguing enterprise that can be thoroughly enjoyed by both players and later,. Few other for ms of human endeavor heavily upon the compla and unpredictable behavior of , both voters and candidates vivid lflustratlono(the For an I The word from the experts In goverianent and the nil industry Is that another supply pinch and a return of kog lines at the pumps are In More for the United Slat.s by next summer thanks to anticipated production cutbacks In a dutch of _ OPEC corodiles that produces three-quarters of u. s. cnni. imports. ____ Arabia, Ihe No.1 supplier, _____ has already Saudi given notice ci Intent to cr4 back on the first of éash required for member banks, which will have : .ihe therapeutic effect of soaking up some of the I IJO11's IC $ So you thooght that once the dollar+gallor, barrier had been reached, the gasoline shortage would be over? 30 YOU WITS WTCfl5. ' the late Mother Wilson, who formerly served as )uslness manager and secretarytreasurer, was elected to take over as president after her death. - • -. homeless and handicapped without regw~d to race, creed or financial circumstances. ' The Joy ByDONGRAFr finally prompted the Fed to decree unanimously an :licrease to a record 12 percent from 11 percent In the discount rate on loans to member banks. Even .~-_ __041F W -__*,.__~ -45.. - _.S-ft.&09- Go Agai n"? . red hot 16.8-percent annual rate - and gy*atlng :gold prices, a sure thermometer of the dollar's ills, W.I I, r.isaiI Ika On e - WON'T YOU f . V. A 1 LAST Samaritan Horne, a United Way Agency, continues . - management. Inflation-rate jump last month A 1.4-percent ____ 1k. VV Don't J - ANGL E.WAL TERS to combat inflation. But the president's handle on Inflation seems now :10 be as unsteady as the dollar. During his : Washington press conference the other day, Mr. :Carter said a major factor in the soaring Inflation :rate is the rising cost of energy, which he said ls beyond his control because the price of Imported on is set by OPEC. : President Carter knows better than this. He's begging the Issue. He knows as well as Nobel Liureate Milton Freidman that energy accounts for about 1 percentage point of the current Inflation rate. And he knows that, whereas the United States still produces about 50 percent of its petroleum needs, Germany and Japan, which must Import practically all of their oil, have kept their inflation rates at less than half of ours by sound fiscal su v hanford and Mother Ruby ;..Uson, president and founder, were synonymous in the minds y people. nJan. 31 of thlsyear, the a: ,1 1un ity was shocked and tgrleved at the sudden death of woman, who had fift In service to those In neet Her associates at the borne nd members of the board of dIredors vowed to continue uperatIng the home with the same philosophy and policies of "servingall humanity who seek I •.l,_?, ---' Thursday, Oct. II, 97-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. United Way Agency I ByJANECASSELBERRY I IleraldStafl Writer 'Good Samaritan Home is - i .4 oo d Sa ni a rita n Ref uge Fo r Po o r -: ____ . - .'• , - -. A *' Ewening Heiakl ~-._-*(USPS 41.710) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA Area Code3002'l1orS3l.WV3 Thursday. October iS, 1i7a-4A .'........ .., - . seas I I - �.5- i\.; ;. ..•.:. ;; ,.. •--••. ... --j..:. , Thursday, Oct. 10, Evinlnq Herald, Sanford,Fl. SPCRM rwiday,ftf."I"" . I - ' tops' Named Most . ___ ",-Ev""Norewsem"'01. __ . - I J .. W.jo,% Ions . - 0 . - __ . . - - . 111111111111111111111 - Sories For Bucs ______ Central Catholic 10. o night looks like the Mainland Bum at Lake Howell. Sammy Weir's Silver Hawks By JOE DeSANTIS Storts 11 Much For H omets . Too are coining off a last minute . , -- - I' besting op the and has Melbourne Central Catholic dart ever and with an excellent been steadily improving. to make the district do W= of Audis visiting On unfriendly den Of ff WOfl't be looking too far travel well enough on Bob s Jift Meyers and A. the Oviedo lions. The im- playo defeated Ovledo lions at that. 11 eoke doing the cooking. Capobinco's arm to nab win Lym will m On Horads The 24 Bulklogs don't figure Tbe Lions have too much on number three at home. Lake a tune op for their lad two to be alle to keep op with both offense and defense for Howell 26, Mainland 24. [RaffiM w sames mming up Oviab's flody beliginced III- Melbourne to handle. ageiad D.Land and $nhiol,. fenalve arsenal of Troy Seminole returns to action = AmIm Groybounds have Kessinger to Marty Now via Montgomm hu the folkig in next week who the Tribe beá_averaging 1$ points a the air and Marvin McQ.nnon the stands nIll, on Friday Lake Howell. Lake Brantley While oft up is. and Mike Scott on land AM by nights and will send Lion swings back into action next Winless Bishop Moore, the sea. bsckers away grkuüngagain as week against Mainland while In stretching their win streak the Lions roar to win number Apopka returns with meeting playing a •Pr4 4A "" ad On Orsage to five draight Sames coach six. Oviedll X, Melbourne agah* Spruce Creek. . _____ ____ ' 0 A,ly ..o,~;' W*111*10 Personef*cat'D on I I I I * . --~4 lb .". ., . .. . . Briefly Six 27 Ion to Lyman while And two of the three contests j5j4 j coming off a 23.23 old be romps. Belt (berenc, has averaged Joe Montgomery's crew has double overtime win against The 44 Greyhounds welcome J%nt sev pOü*i a game while averaged over 2$ points a game De1d. wlnlsu Bishop Moors giving up a whopping 23 points while giving op a scrawny Mainland stands at 3.3 overall •rnsts to Lyman country Per contest. seven point per contest, while the Silver Hawks, out of TSIlbSek AUdIS Qsvelandhu The only problem Oviedo the Five Star race are shooting Toe Biehop Moore, ft's a case too much Jidc, for the Hornets faces is one (4 over confidence for their first ever winning "things always look the while the Greyhound defensive and a little bit of looking ahead uea and mint win their last before they go unit Is strong enongh to take the to next week's meeting with four games to accomplish that. black. sting Out (4 Bishop Moore. one beaten Eustis. Lyman's "Microwave Lyman 31, BIshop Moore 6. After getting off to a slow m _ Number From The Sidelines lag a breather, Lyman, Howell and Oviudo CS :aALTIM0RE (UPI) — JI M forth teem ever to rsboimd in INS. He went 44cr-I with two Series MVP, the oldest player 4rp of relief to earn the Stargell who made ft all work With all the hitting, however, a baiiMoaded Mtbytd1 as be did In the regular season from a34 dsc1tto win a uuii deiles Wednesday, giving him over to win the award. victory. Scott McGregor took when the Pirates were battling Pittsburgh still arrived at the sorbed by Bill Roblion. It UZ; and in the playoffs, Willie game SerIes, ft closely followed a .400 Series betting average 4" * he it wait time for ilk. giving an 2CUt1OI ;4P,* ." What can )U 517 about a the loss. Kent Tekulve finlihed the Montreal Expos In the Stargsfl provided the the pattern (4 th. 1571 SerIes and an $33 slugging per nitk n d Telculve, their human dealnplp. extra rou and picked op his third eave of National [aagss East. Ii going oaIer*lp for the Pfttabiagi between the same two dabs, In ce,4age fr om the bullpen, to do his stoff. Tekulve easily retired the aid.. e Serisi. th FEDS?" Tanner asked. "lie I P1res when they needed ft which Pittsburgh won the Withailtheaccoinplisiuinents receive the award" SIEPI1 Tekulve entered the game In In the ninth, retiring Gary,;. d ire Willie Starg.II for came through all year for "I admire uuiA game 24 In Memorial ei the gi~liwiihnamerson first Romicke end Doug Deances his giats and fatitudes"add and down On drd he Stied of the Is was more ImIkoulve Baltimore's Ken Singleton, who like he was 25. He was a leader. Itop among the coaching ' q" ion about It," Pirate Ho * pinch.hltter Terry hitter Pat Kelly on a fly tI agaggivit by Stargell, and his the manager, the clubhouse Crowley "I dn't fed my pod," sold finished with a .W series Mij'.g,r Qwck Tanner "When the tans an a orounder to conter hold. selection MVP was net only peo .;I..11. Baltimore Manager Earl average. "H. had a wonderful they'd say, 'Come on, Pops, hit ple and, of course, 11)5 NCUId, t W.eaday nlgl* after he lamST5 both M dese but appropriate. 'geU Weaver. "We won 102 bill, season and made a great one o 9 throw the bill and I did m b.lkInb hit. tworun homer to hel ut and get un back In this It was Stargell who by vancing a base, then Intel). P games during the regular comeback." utve mii (4 u. example ad the rolaxed and season. We won 101 the whole 11 the tat out. "I was so WI the,-Baltimore Gricles 11) Sta*U's third home run of The Pirate pitching staff confident mood In the Pirate doubled In the fourth, followed to load the base,. Then Tslculve op In the game that it didn't i year. We needed 100; we fell si~ and decift game of an alloftff that Soria came in the sixth allowed jot four W none dullbougo.It Was Stargell MGM Roblum's alagle with a NO flulabod it off, I*tkg Eddie me until the bell was in the drs';) t)i World Series. Inning with Bill Robinson on after Doug DeOnces led off the dth to rlgli In the sixth, then Murray to line to rIgt* fielder yne who enabled ca* i. and Omar M ISe victory, accomplished Baltimore might have base and wiped out a 14 fIfth with a single. For the p, to cjj doubled In the 'igi*. y Days Parker for the third out. --III Prooklent Carter own. isid IN ww* it ad for Baltimore lad forgelf on Rich sownd consecutive game--Fam to I Pittsburgh bdW .323, do beM in the =wd of $3,733, Starpll, On 3111ow-old Old Dauer's third-inning homer. defame me& no orrors. to teamhighest total ever for a Series runs in the ainth on who gave out dare mid. Pittsburgh only the baseman signed asa free agent The heroics made Starg.11 the Grant Jackson pitched 224 mates who deserved then, winner. narMar eno's RBI aIngIeand one can take It away." Of. *-.A:-1 a Meal Audie, ' Hounds ' th thsFSbes lipting Blast Wins ___ On At I1 A Friday_nIgt* that __________ likes itictWs . Valuable- Player Stargel l's Feast . ________________ r. To 1 DL1I12.. -. I -t 4~. J. 1 I r I Herald Photo by WITH am V ffiCOfl Now here's a new way to watch a football game In comfort. Herald photographer. Tom Vincent caught this Ingenious fan watching the lake Howell-Ly man gamè .1AW III!zL • — BALI1M0RE (UP!) — In another year or so, when Willie St op that a oaric vvirn %preen basements m1tj his for good,he . . Molten, an old friend of Stargell's who once played for the Grloles ' Hawks Look Por Third Win,,-.. 'r can keep wearing his Plttaburgl Pirates' uniform for as long as "Remember when we lived In the project5 In Alameda, he liked. Andthe way hefe&a now, that couiibealifetime. PIUIADELPHIA (UP!) — Owens refused to deny the Green said the team would duringhlsmonthlnchargeasa BySAMCOOI( Jon Hus. (Calif.)?" Stargsll reminded his sister. I' legs of guards Chris Stone and opened some nice holes on our • GNSb who repsbly riPuit. For years, the ballplayer who personified the Pirates bed, and Herald Sports Correspondent benefit by hiring someone "no-nonsense" manager, IreThe official Tom Dorman "I sure do, Bubba," she answered. Jim Cosner along with tackles traps." SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) It's dill a two.man battle for maigsd the Philadelphia Phil. Green moved out of the front within the crp,tot1on. longed, was Home "Hans" Wagner, their beloved, bowlegged, Shaking off tough defeats - dedined to discuss the play Rusty Conway and Jim quently voicing his opinion on His teammates all call Starg.fl 'Pops," t evetrboIy in Pac-10 rushing honors, powerful hitting shortstop who was among the first inductees to No se interim mmuM In officei whom be v so never comes easy, but Coach over the telephone, but did Robinson plus center Jim Bray. Green add at a later mosting his tesm's play to reporters. immediate The main beneficiary of those All-American Cles White of !aC Is lesilbig the confer. be .mhemn.d hi director of the minor leagues 's Hall of Sebsr, will be beck for a Sammy Welt and his Lake offer, "there was a little too Fame. that he enjoyed being manager "Our Interior line played a "I couldn't have been more than 14, and what rd do was find mq holes was tailback Billy Jacobs. once and the nation In the l ed cklal figures wIth a 10Later on, Paul and Iioyd Waner, the two brothers everybody and scouting, on Aug. 31 to and would take the lob If he f abet Is 1*. i vw Green nicked tin two year, of Howell Silver Hawks have to do much roughness after the block sreat same last week." Weir Thehnrd.runnlng7 I uninr a wooden stick somewhere. so down to that vs 'Little Poison," cam to symbolise the #0,;,* replace the fired Damy 0awk. radvoid salarmces he would managing experience in the jot that as they prepare for and it was a judgment call." said about his five blockers. churned out 96 yards on 23 . Practically everybody eke in the room Ww was talking about raikud tracks and practice hitting rocks with that Orm, 0, was to be W stick, D behind with a 131.4 e. Pittsburab dab most, along with gentleman Harold (Pie) Stargell, and abo ut the way he had hammered a two-run homer, a &arg.11 mid. "I always wanted to H. led the Phiflies to a 19-11 dill have a position in the minor leagues. He managed in Daytona Beach Mainland Draw your own conclusions "They play smart and they attempts. play and never thought a thing trudiced as the Paul McDonald o ?ern Cal Is top In the ore It was the dynamic Roberto aimed. pair of doubles and a single to end op Friday In a Homecoming enfrom that. "It was unfortunate to finish Philhies' front office when he Huron, S.D., In about money then. I wanted 1968 for a t manager today &lrin. a news record, enabling them r' to play ball whether they paid me or •i. rookings with 63 011115111411tIORS In N attempts for eight touchnot.01 a W78 counter at Lake Howell Field. that it happened," Weir said. It was the first 000 10 COW to mind in connection with the MVP by a F I V A I M In fourth left. The source said the that included current I. unanimous vote. at voloneve Stadi. Phillie ..vw,.. with bur 61 averages ..i1 ds and now, especially after leading them to their first p a st two weeks the didn't cod us the place hi the National League Philadelphia brass agreed and Greg but It game, Luzinaki and Inamtheroorner(4the room, the weary, perspiring 3$-year-old Rtipg.11 embraced his sister and all Manny of J . offered him the job, which he Trillo. in l9eq, he managed a Hawks have dropped games to certainly didn't help." ago He couldn't coidnIhif. AC learned Wednesday UP! At the end of the season, a accepted, Apopka 26-20 and Lyman 28-27. went on to a 75-yard Lyman We ye set and talked about the future many times and I've told reply to each question put to him by everyone crowded around emotions and he began teen in Pulaski, Va., to \ IIAIDWAIR him he ho a job with us bio as WS u he war& & bm that,,, Ift. He w11S 011"ftthe questions u bonestly a be knew how, that arm wu told the source sold Grow discussed the All. i~. , 11 Ite twin killings knocked take touchdown drive to wrap up the Appalachian League . title. lowd wound his no* be VA it up i" to his two to wipe away F:BW dR,.., . ~'. . :. . 'add Harding "11 0te" Peterson, the wn bb 9 be wantail it, and Maim! IM manager's pot Ana three con"cutive divi. Pirates' da reen Howell frcxn the Five Star am Executive Vim but there g e. tMW be NEPW D was mne kept Inside him. In his playing yet G team ~1* r. I L President and General Manager. tM $4eo14 form5 pitcher with owner Rely Car penter and slon championships, the' spent fourfull Conference race, but a more "Just once I'd like to see or w .. " : Uk. some of those Preciousprivate mos, — P ira te s ' Pdonion wait op"m about Stargdl while planed against a naped the wor. One of them took place late Tgoodigy night after the Pir"bad Chicalle 1i -'s 0 .;; General MWW POW OWOL Millies were 14 games behind MIlles wA pitdied briefly for important matter towns ahead. them pick up that hankie and regained some of I'Ever ohm I wasa little " ..ways,. my __ - - - ORT"V Orssn liv 3 4 o AN rowof wire lockers by players, members of the media and a wide won the sixth game, 40. Stscg,U hadn't gotten any hits In four When reached Wedn es day When Mad to recommend a the Pittsburgh Pirates in 1579. the New York Metz and Like Howell High School has put it back in their pocket If brother', she_____ • . % Govard MMW Paul manager for next 20920n, Green built a reputation Washington Senatom never had a winning varsity they make a mistake." Weir their official al-balls but be had the satisfaction of driving in ON of the him - wbow 6ww bits agotbw bilme run or not" I , . FERTILIZER - * ,!4t,'l t h e pirates way IntO the Pittsburgh dibbo,.. momenta liter football season. FOOD fl5 with a sacrifice fly, aid Sitting on the bed In No hotel room, said as his voice trailed off. w s.r Pc,. law. nhhIv ilJ has a few more ham. nine '- in ' Bubbe Stargeli Los "W" 4 3 0 X1 humbled do BAMM"OfMO 4-1 In WO&M* 04ft's seventh be somellow drifted be*to his dildbood while the othm in "go 50 LOS. ' That's right, never. with a Covers t # __The initiater of this action, I 5,000 Sq. Ff. ~ --~* capital "N. Hanvey said the official told *ftch , ma IWAOW dtat*dY.The bur people 11gore were his "a' bell dA wond. wFUUMCM "-t 011101 NOW ormw 3 4 0 An . . . si e . 4•le hada.Iooyear. 67 placeo(thsbafldoean'tmsan \_\. $2 88 '' P,III, 4000 li$tlnwr.atlQflhl.,lp.m. . Pir*.rrf S $AVV'3I "Itgivesusiosnethingto youhavearighttoklllthe . shodfor," said Weir, who along pyoot -'A I Ib a =k 36 with Ussquad is a little I'down" 3 0 0 0 arm say of To"" B", , Weir singled out Hmvey for STORE HOURS - ' - Nimle c e WINTER RYE 4 0 0 0 P.m. -1 after ,leaving us a couple of times Miami at New i I victory. y with his fine defensive play' : PIIOCIIIX, Ack. (UP!) -Fired head football osadi Frank tough. Webettir dose thecirdeand we ought have tolie, deal or Pit 00 O*leal Welt admitted the practices at N.Y. Jsis I p.m. SaflIvillin 10 Whatever, that game, week, : OPEN DRnwn p Philadelphia II WiSitaii, I 0 00 ,, EM stá tOSW why AIIOàa State University (4¼1ak took chedhaven't been reel good this and disoppohiment is over. Wad d Over- ML "Ttist's ad my tonniviology," Koh mid, saying he fell the we*, but he's hoping for the Now. the Hawks look to MON.-SAT. 7:30-7:00 .:,„I . - - . vw"r-p. 14 M _=~ T%v**A%dWs macbsol bad mililossidriged what ________ - __ bo. ad.$. abmill-4-jeb .9 g V& into HomKomLng Toleft fires to faa-im= , ~ Mair!nnd with hopes of x 4* 4 a. Louis of Dolloso I P.M. _ V0 MLTIMORI Atlanta at lire Prereclsce, s . r Itil a RIck Lyack, a A$IJ header d drag str opsrstor something abed Rutledge and the edt untied spirit bAo his troops. brbIkTi1'oslng iti'eak. 9 10' 00 TO 4• oo . I he hu b d” Kush also add that two of do coadw who gaval depositions k= am D" "M BUD playing on the former "They're a BIG tessno of Weir P ,sww '" c'f EM afterward and "they Insinuated there was some Arkansas State "belly" said about the Bucs. "Usually sdadde pu1,w bean co.d'ee aid player, that contacted him _phpW Nianis St Kansas City, 4 Pi'PN Irish haven't lOtgettS. They ..... •ses I*Ws 11I 14 Kansas It, 4. .. A to C . I K"In *bdp In do mouth latimidetion111111110"he dodo quaterback's mind was the we can rmtquick the team we Laolsville 31 Indishe at It . t'... will be andher linvolmaue In on W4 I~ it will Dee... ee 1 L$UflKantvCky 17(N) KM 4e lest ye then ts4nd to make th e coathi lie for han about II. once again that he never struck Rutledge, as "great blocked punt episode" of play, up the middle, but when It Is in Saturday's dM as they seek to collegiate with the vi*Iag lajoras iigu 13; ad Maryland 6 wat alleged. am, last Friday night against comes to moving people with this Istadsy avenge that lam. en... c,, upet i ..ee taking home a 311$ d.cten. Tail.. •i M10e1 (0) $ "Wins arm" w'M' o 11h all the years I've ban at Arlsona State, coaching, I've Lyman. A personal foul was I%VwxI guards ... we're in Rdbf^ law at Unhwelly of Novsft4m V@pi6 Is suing note of caution to ' MldtIe.n 96 hUmus I) '7S ii hit a player skin to skin," he said. "Yes, I've grabbed their called on safety John Hanvey trouble," EM ad All (or $11 million..He alleges that Kwh net only hit Invade leuth Bad, lad., to will do jt that In the frisedly I i ,a I a meeting will be Iooring s Ammossits u own it do ban se he coulif give his face me" dapped them on the helmet or the face mask. But I after he got a plow of Ow bell, The job of moving the Duc@ vmtunr4odqlftdN*e contim of Notre Dame . an* With 00 wlww~ hillisaw Hooslan: Don't take. never punched anybody In the lace. LewSnsteiall but plowed into the n,'. Maluehip to semibedy aloe, I Iii wllJ shoulders and f dSLMOS4SM INOS.I S , Islam. We eve it to Noire Iigfg on top, 3$.. NiithWadIIU Illookke If weasoffew Ue"=Ndo*MWM Dallas,274L 0111'"01111111 4. Wildniandoody" said be bu adod tfigeb to day away trom the players and Athletic MaW Fred M111w 1 On Moss tessass WoM with Hop"chl" arouad thai kw*l Rourgel Misueside Now Akxko 34 UTIIP is Domposp c ~.:, 3 6 I I 301kaAwwo 9A an 1.0 be baft h" for Me Od keep out of ASU's athistli: p agi m-. He said about a yew ago .. . .. f ! Kelly ph him - thel Koh told Ilism to I me; aid Now make It V TOXWMIW4 U,*;I,-, 441 240 110" In ft One* God"W Woo em we t" contry-lailithsh-wessethe will Alk ffis a .1 I . I I#uh bagon taltim Injurst! players to "ors ctbw than do kvik Dever ft N Arime a NwA&M It "(N1, .,-t', lk N P I." sork% %%& Wes - I , don ift wig be in = -.. 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"rw been atArieoaaatate25 years and why they'd per the . am JerSi The r farenos. gems; ,g -. will ' ' Now Pis Va two"; PrkK@kn Saitloisre I, 1.0$ ;mii, the * I' eer a' s - to two of ietieii's NeDamoe.eesfne' RVtIe,$ William $ Macv is $ '-if Nebraska Is sup (luIew wompow__— &.&,-&.& at a 131' Wrta I I . "A y4tre D~ 111111011 a ouw Wd Par ow dillit WI Plardes, I . Sol (11). "am. 1111101das 1111do 6e- ft* 3k4; Ulond Is oft is OCT.31 as 81 Join us In Celebrating the exciting Progress of beautiful Seminole d W In". ", .--- __ IP " man 9 W Alshome X Tonilliegag It 41%=M,P1841 141as?I" —`-Is@dwl&V eicluln U* dod.will be wft do sylgrook at 11" Lusivilf celerwaWnsin 11111'r i a I f . . 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Entries Should Exceed 1978 Record Of 125 Keglers Iollng has bssapopciar Bowlers without en average handicap. Total pins will neztplice. Kaiser said the average age event for men and women In imit bowl aaMd. HmcVc determI the winners. of bowlers in lid Years Gokien each c4 th. uil GoldenAge will be10peie Of 210. ISOLVW will be "7 Age Olympics was 67 for 017mph!, and h gr*wu fron ThIs abigi. event consists of 1SI a bowler's bed women and 65 for men. The 10 entrIes to 121 lad year. three games bowled with a MI I4WBed in fflln1rn scratch oldest woman CO!flpetIflg Partldpss*a hive me from of two psrtidp5tj. Icier e ThIiois ot ll th th falling to olde st man was V. end : as far away as Inana, Mi t al icoses wi Include acore wi - . Iy I i i 'l. bowlers Nov. ' :- CARDN OF THE MONTH women's division eni gold, •.•, 1 - regidrotlon foe, of Pay" on registration and a bo,lthgf.s(t)wsegames)ol -' - •. • - 's" Proving they are "on the ball" and ready for the Golden Age Olympics bowling tournament are (from left) Gladys Granneman, Rose and Andy Patrick and chairman of the event, Jack Kaiser of Seminole Chapter No. 30 of the IatlNI American Veterans. CENTER . •:• II . - :.r,..,...' - -. in showing a - LISTERINE 24 A101 ARDEN OF E MONTH .' Other elements provide a am oorporata profititazaedll for That would be , --SAITAZ 'fl .ulst, gead at S sid aI .$. memo With resfl.a of sew shs sad the peses now t cos the dar, - vales for t psepsess Vow' bi pthMhsd from hicr'sastng #tinIiM the sale' tea en bottle of wines kagsr paylag, would be ralamd a p "r budgets faster than pollutioncontni qmk I ad fdMh*,a lot mag tax OM the aO million to begmsrat.d percent assessment anyway owth In the privat, sector, sn.r Ned hi hididrial and someone buying ezpenslv. being u..dtocid Property tazss and semi we as low as $0 Spending &'ip would be cO(flIflircIalactfftIi1. 145. going to achoo3a. piI4int. The 5IgiM(W. would ID1Sflintid, based on the cod — UQUOR TAXES: 'Thi - ______________ The 74 1on tea a.Içtjons decide which level olussu, ofIMag,po'.Ionvwthend quota system ll'It Urensee would be "repealed mint Is practical, opting average personal Income, for package stores and bars to at a curtain s, the probably for 10 puoid or II -;Y= bad tor ou,2gsJ,yIiag ature to lie "4 NdY PIK spend bscaaeofthe inacoidywoMbsrspeslsd. ' ___ I . a I 1 ' . . gesasrotod to prsv44s property - PAU awisi" 6 hod mtv.n buine.uis . ___________________________________________ Winner Says - - • Pageant 1iIL U] —.-------- - . f • • at - uusNvoa.i,,1i*M.u1 ii PM - AIM,' SILTZER Me 6 MA RESSE.S of a en PRIN S - .•. , ,. , . • l • . .. • . ,• 'oe I ' 69 BROAMLOTH - ' W sther's annual Ball. Duringvamune the bus1nemmeeting letters of thanks and Ap. prw Iation were road fro M. claw of the Manum, Dork Dietrich of The I Smith Of U10 ' . - I wsm •, P.' j/ 00IM1111111 Lamb chlosro wil I ""°' I V - -- -. ii ' poll I MIT 100. .. ; I COunty squen dam Wd W. 139 rid by lbs XI Bits Eta • .- Y" ,7 rV I EN I COMIMMEOF Gttlng I I no puft wvkw liesw on as a& '-'--iM*uaIwbIMst wWcasIvssI.ffi, _"" 11:.Marrl.d ri i__:z ws-wi __s -. - -, mum • __ I EN Whims 45 4rWlD1 M % - - 4cwm wrn - ---- .- -• ,,_- ', d S -'r - .. - - - gen- -. - --- - -, ,.• ''--_ 1 euss • ,:. , • - - - -. - - r._I - - .,- , '. - •.. ' , . -. - - - • .. , - - - --- -.- _ - - — -- -- -. -, . -- • -..- -- -- - -, - PUCII GOOD THJ pj, . - Ira -- • • - . •- • . .23 U - - '• - -, . ' _ . VADF JIM L MOT ST. __ p144 4 ft - '7 N' TO 1&11) A PAIR 1NSULA'ijm(^ ~MAPERIIEs 49 OW of c 69 4 13" 1491 'Imq,111~ • •, allrieft Prot ______-. '1T WIDE P?FOAM RACKS QU "I Momit to to adbi AT.% SSMA IN FLORIDA berm "V. -• COMMMATIN WIDEST CHOICE OF Tow - 98C R&4DYAMDE D Fol? of ad MOM at I pim in 00 4106IM Ta 10 . I .- 80101iMb ow Especially for women WHO HAVE HAD BREAST SURGERY ...69!VD. • IAWCANI V0 Evesdag Herald.Betty. I - 98 Christmas parade and the will be beld a the &A Moo* - Book ,, -, . J 40 ' of which I've seen happen time 0 L.ç . . ),' 4 I f _________ c , So. Mary may hate her name, (1 - - SIM .., , .'", • 1*11 NOUNs NIPAT OCT. 1L 1, ** '-— . '- - - Abby I. to 14, PARK - SANFORD PH.3MI-211113 • 1W a 4" as . . . L - • ... . - - - - -. botdr~am 4 - HOLIDAY INK14 Is 'A Joke' d dS SI)A. £ I - : - . Dear Do you think that would hurt another one titled "If You Knew but I hate mine, too. Abby, do you think anybody the feelings of relatives with Susie." And that awful one called "A Bov Named Sue." realiv likes their own name? small children? SUE I don't want screaming As though hat wasn't bad )AI I like mine. I babies, fussy or restless tots, or cooug 't name ' C It. ppin alaU FLANNEL ' 99 I titled "Runaround Sue," and under 4. InNF- SMP : . I —PROPER'I'V TAX: Pripir- P! - - ty .t•a ok to uthools would - -• (ASCOIIIC AaD' . for coU.d use sales tax would be review to wimn that 9k=2 are rdwAursed hr actual on.s.. bat we nit • I VITAMIN C 'i . . 1 than —. The r._e ; ) week obdo up 10w guests can leave all children cow. And then there was a song circular tray a "Lazy Susan." - ___ --- sevet . — --- --- I It For . '- - 0— -' , . Following a wedding trip to are making their home in by Sears. The bridegroom Disney World, the newlyweds Sanford. The bride is employed works for Joe Creamons Inc. Counc - COATED (. •rj A-$ACLNS.... - we ... 0 WI NAVI In cl at cops, lbs m !94&Jo The tpnj jiisi lead,_ 1nc—_IStOfvaistar, Ii rn 4'4-be.asd cm. and other necsssitli lot less liz en a $S$,* home • 'i lien piers (hoe the and lame a hess, to -, would be Um POWs In a comb wo is W than. 7bwe Ire The LaiMise'o would he- paroaat ..Ir- Lid It every psra.,t of the gevsmeaid's quotas on beer 4 45 Velma 111 evo 11 1 00"y nomd at is liesnew so sloolidle be-w-Wave On pro 1 asrwlcss, .ne* mamas would be bat would have I. be rtaesd to the Mo.tiahi would bioin. id. zdIonlrwIo in tax cats. '..the$l$ tamswoddbsfairu'dmsie form. milton ECONOMIC DEVELOP. which would be. imliorsu. Current foes for liquor ... , - MRS. DANIEL B. GOREE G .09 ___ -. ' :-. '- -. t MR* . '1, 1111W11111i - 'TfE, property, she met a widower and time again! her age who lives just a few senhle).All others have a DUTY Small children are wonderful, blocksfromher.He'stali,good.. toreslstevll. butnotwhentheycryandtalk looking, gray-haired and wellIf a burglar should call on me, during a wedding ceremony • dressed. He lives alone ma big he would find that my home and which should be a sacred ochouse and has several foreign business are protected by a casion. . I cars. I've met him, and he's "silent Intruder iglarm." The Would it be proper to include MA Herald Photo by Torn Nitsil really a great guy who looks installation record Is not on any a note with my wedding in. Rose Circle of the Garde Club of Sanford has and acts like he's not exactly company's book; I put it in vitations notifying the guests TT WV at..* selected the grounds of the home of Mr. and Mrs. hungry. myself. I would have the ad- that such a nursery Is available Dennis Carroll, 119 South Laurel, for the club's Well, this gentleman has been vantage of surprise and, though for all children under 4? THE U VU "Garden of the Month" award. Carroll (shown In giving Mom a big rush and I can't consistently shoot out BRIDE-TOBE DEAR BRIDE: Its not only FRI. & SAT., OCT. 1 & 20 hoto) and his wife Linda do their own ard work providing her with Iota of fun the "0" ring at 62, I could and laughter. Recently he sent probably wear my Navy prow. It's a great Iden. aflu according O Mary ,c..mII3, Ro Come In anytime and se Circle Mom a semi-serious invitation marksmanship medals to his I)EAI1 ABH'j: (I never most the Amazing president. "IMe young couple has worked hard. in the mail inviting her to funeral, incidentally saving the thought I would be writing those They have flower beds, a rose garden and begonias "spend several naughty days Mate a bundle, too. In the words!) This is in reponse Mr. Magic. He'll thrill to you with his slight-of in bloom. It's a nice yard." with me at one of California's apartment house where you Mary, who hated her name, and hand performances and unbelievable . most romantic spots — Car- probably live, the ratio of signed her letter, "I'd rather be USSFfl meL" security people Is shod fifty to Susis." ii said "Main, get with It and one. Out here in On jungle, On 3 SNOWS DAILY IN MONT OF OUR STORII Well, Iny name IS Susan, and go!" ratio is several thousand to one. everyone calls me "Sue" or ii' ii a as i a as — • a as Fortunately, your attitude "Susie." Mom said, "No way; it's just ' 'I — was not so prevalent in iNS, or I hated my name when I was not my lifestyle." I ii f we might have had an Auach- younger, because my uncle What do you say, Abby? . . 11• wifu fn• TODAY'S DAUGHTER wits or Buchenwald In used to say "Susie" was a name 107 MAGNOLIA AVE. 323-1377 SANFORD BSP. DEAR DAUGHTER: Doa't MilwaukeeorLoutsvllle.Asthe fit only for a mine mule or a Jerow try to redesign Mom in year late Joseph Goebbels uld to — fm gy-fu ee' - 1blm. U_veht u , (f l - -fI 'C4 /lk ,1. denken"("Itmakesonqthlnk"). with It" whea peo e I. "get . .. 4?W(A- SALE STARTS — U1 mvviui6 pl "c tbeve gotten aleag nicely You give It some thoeght, too, FRIDAY Beautifully tailored Sanford City COun 0 Of PR WIS GOOD sweetheart, and you just nd& WITHOUT It for years. UJ ER SAVEW NI) fl*.SIMY Siwna Phi (BSP) marked tingths for DEAR FRIEND: I've been a change your 100% COTTON beginning of the sorority's any fashion. faithful reader for many years. In any can, you'" helped a ___ OUTING n social YJI Plush or nylon The few times I disagreed with lot of people and I Mill love you, mun,4p . .. lining for cold you, you subsequently printed a even though I'll bet you won't composed of three represen retraction .. nights or cool or, st PLAIDS & PRINTS tatives from each local chapter the opposi at lea , admitted print this. 1 ALL NEW ItIPMEWT' days. MAClI WASH ROBSTIQ(LER tion had a good cue. M.MNI.STF11 andlsheadedbyaflvemunber In this instance, I don't think DEAR BOB: You bet, P.8, li*'RtG NOW-. DOUBLE '' I -• , ION y/_.,. SZCt*IVbOStd.&uvpWpOSui you will, but I had to write Accede I. Ike federal ott" ci ty counci l y p.pRitS requirements anyway. if gsa CUDDLE 0 for the chapter members to I refer to your attitude about registradn &W ya em have SU correlate their planning of %Iloilo^ tizen's right to have a gun in an wsesd 9It agska you kd activities f or city-wide IH'' LJt%1 fliVI.fl his home. I'll admit some folks any mere "Aaerlcaa" — or J ic1srsmu ' BSP participates, through are not well-advised to defend secure. FC'ESflR& COTTON ,,,, city cowicil,lna variety of local themselves against an armed DEAR ABBY: I'm plwnliig ' - POLYESTER UPHOLSTE 4",, service projects in addition to Intruder (children, those wi- my wedding and want to 1 T1OCK , FABRICS sponsoring a float in the familiar with weapons, and the provide a nursery where 01A - TMULAMASME, Fla. (UPI) be cut 76 percent, hm $8 per The Legislature would come MENT: The coqwd@ pvfb licam we minor .u,e., Here are the major $1,000 of assessed value to $3. tç with some way to give taz Would beincreaaedtofimda , r4mmummendatioinis of On Tax The relief would apply so= raters the equivalent of a po malion packep of tax Licsoass we in agich short Cnmlaalon adopted the board, to "idietry, h homestead ,tewptlon since the breaks to lw's bua', and supply that someone lucky during nmWUn" Monday and and homesteads. 1% Wo landord's ~y Wa WS Industry to Florida. 7% peck- movo to gd an con sell A for Tueaday. The oposa1swWbe homestead n,n"pllon amend- iivaflypamedontothem. age Include, a plan lotting a upto$1IS,il0. acreied by Gov. Bob Graham, mint proposed by legislators Hosnsownirs would have to now ftrmgotaco(porMe profits who wilill forward =W of them a ages w to the - Iaglalata'e durh the and scheduled for a volo neat hid five years to , ta u, spec . "I nessionontiaziek be March would be rado6d. the homestud vm*tlon. five yam per can, pint orquwt one. clinly many years ago and has since built herself a very successful career as a realtor. Stie's 60-ish, slim and attractive but stle's allowed her business to usurp - - ' The Msis would u, longer —CONTROLLING rIte that prepesty be op. GOVERNMENT: City, county DEAR ABBY: Here's a neat .-- -; -• ' o A Mom W'16 11 Get W'Ilth one for you. Mom was widowed :- — fl In late Noyam. N ,:. - . •..,,. t intends t bar. . I d with an accordion pleated skirt Hail and Myra Sizenore, Julie and chapel train. Lace and seed Baylor, sister of the bride, was 4 . • it, '".•' r I I Reform Commission: Sales Tax Increase, I Proper y Top Proposal i -— 7 - ' ." 2701 ORLANDO DIIVI.HWY. 1742 at 27th St. DAILY 94 9 CLOUD SUNDAY will be in accordsm with AlIC and WIBC rule. of play. This is a handicap tour. namot with do bowler nift We or her hed average as iiir'iw IINOfl. ii is so available, On current Average 12 game average will be used. . ..- 1!... PINICRIST SHOPPING - ' reserved. In this vent and there is a — B. Goree Daniel th c rights 1W __ _ -. awarded for II second and third " In each. Bowlers may enter only am I . - ,.i llions meda sow - - __ America Lanes on AI'"rt Boulevard In will be a mm's division ' '. '•'•.-' nn,w r I riy/0 , ' Janet Elaine Baylor and pearls embellished the bodice junior bridesmaid. Their attire Daniel B Goree were married and full sleeves was identical to the honor at a nd seed tenclant's __ Bapt ist of veU of pearls secured vpl —.--Butch Yelvington served the Rev. Fritz Burnsed performed IIlusion.Shecarrledabouquet bridegroom as best man the candlelight and double ring of dark red roses showered with 1 Ushers were Jay Goree, ceremony. baby's breath. brother of the bridegroom and The bride Is the daughter of Mrs Cynthia Lopez attended — — Roy Larder. Robed Burke was Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie E. her sister as maid of honor. She Baylor, 730 Tropical Ave., wore a wine colored qlana the junior usher. Chuluota. The bridegroom Is gown, A-line styled, fashioned Jeruáfer Burke was flower the son of Mr. and Mrs. Jobop. with a gathered front panel. girl and Michael Stake, ring Goree Sr., 535 Whipperwlll Her hairpiece was a ay of bearer. Lane baby' s breath. 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WEATHER ka,Cfton $55 Th$AO TODAY INpON D CBS LATE MOVIE 8 0000 MORWA FLORIDA "Columba: Dead Weight" (12) HI,NIIOHO (197 1) Peter Falk, Eddie Albert, 7:1XI A demoted Army major $usM (M TODAY Pected at homicift begins M FRIDAY MORNN courting a woman wI'.o was the A only person to actually witness CAtm•11 &.L1S thecrime. 682SAME8 I RIMI(R) D POLICE WOMAN 12:37 S IARSTTA Baratta risks his "to hide out a 19-year-old ?:" CD TODAY IN GD EVEWMMI DEAFPf5 retarded murder. ui NEWS - ft .0 lii __ r ' ( y CAll - wu. - is (Jans 214* 21) - John Houseman; Stanley Marcus of the Chain Of StOres. (FNIWI 120 D Call LATE MOVE "Bana. OVEREASY • is M ft a off ca APIS N : djstda • P"TAM001 • ___ S00 ___ mom Ii edonal .aiM (run Jane Pauley, QuAde becomes roving corm - 5:30 QD NEWS ALL N THE: F^Ko$LV dot s. Zoom"" House ' • . .. , . •; ,. * vgs*i. WTW 2:11 ONLY 113"134 asoonday AWT DM (leverag, extra) nra Oct. 31st, e CLOSED TWUI. I --------- - '"is STA1TSPRI, OPEN MON..SAT,7A,M..11A.M. 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Jolla , ___ SHOWS MITI _PLAZA I.i LMT 1* I ODELING REAKFAST "We want to emphasize Brokow's role in the Program," Sartellme said. "He Is a • • "WT 11-02 uplw ALL 994 ' BUCK'S REMAIRPORT RESTAURANT was'! ,I . . . •. SMAKIMELAUGH ORIDA - oe j •: •'- W IS.. L's id Jib. R.m11 • : a has I , (FMIICIDOUâS S SIWITCHED ASION048=11CA11111101" 4' mor.—afiOrail,hswasWhjte l;, m is •IE$AMI $T.aT I: ________ EJI.NIUI_ I • OTHELffTU amov (M MY THREE t'.•.. - News S1ot Add**- Brokaw. That would leave the now than for the coffespopchng problem of replacing Brokaw week in the 1918-79 television on "Today" — but how about season about NBC's 119day" Phil Donahue, who now appears Ile ten top network televi. albOw We awhft around Ow on the show Wee times a week. slon shows for the week ending !television Industry, but at Oct. 14, according to the A.C. gsntthe only (act Is that host ABC, with a boost from the Nielsen Co were; 1 Brokaw will dobble as first three games of the World I: World erles, game 2; 2: newccr, Series, regained its No, 1 MA'S-H; 3: World Series, position in the weekly Nielsen game 1' 4' "Miracle Worker" ,Ilnn.d b sarteime, executive producer ratings, with NBC second and 5: 60 Minutes; 6: CHIPs; 7: of "'d7" IlK) said tilat CBS third, But In the season-to- Utile House on the Prairie; 8: begiming Oct. 22, Brokaw date figures, ABC still trails (tie) World Series, game 3, and NBC. CBS has narrowed its Courtry Music Awards; IQ-. LJPI TelevisiON Writer NEW YORK (UP!) 4Ø EMIRGlNCY ONES (1) THE IIIIIIIIIA&W MUNCH ,1. L 1.. ci play ws'$ di1sthiL -_ hid: OS _ ' Brokaw (4)0 ONE DAY AT A 11E (ii) MOM DOUGLAS ' 11111110111111111111111I 1111111111110 "Asir no Mod wag bill I* b "&*we" it#* 9 fort, I_-- LI i Is am Wavet-i (1111111111111111111101111111111 W jw OW on "nob d qoft A osie. WON M# 'W !~ ~= '• ABC Tops Ratings 300 001 / s' $ a In s HM" A PlaGM16 • At wa lMilLn GENERAL H110111111111off^AL is RWTMC COMPAINV "" 3:30 CA 0CAMMS VICTORY si ITTL* Q IN FiACr,IRE KH" Ism1dbTu1cact VthersMrn 1istWIst s1sr: e st iel st s• . t• . fts S. S., - AS THE • 50000 MOIJNO ANus- A901Qu COM912I TWI AootsIestb lies that l _adNS Is Uws$ fri_--ii iivis 1.1. in a? • A ss NM mi " ii all " ___ 501191 '" a N. iii flan with his father's were doing with our lives. Hon film actors, Patrick dlscov- the tube although he *,mdlznea muscular build, although he is "When Dad passed away I ered being the son of a famous watches the old, pre-1950 fun,. neither as tall nor heavily reflectedforalongumeonthe star had its disadvantages. "Therecentonesarestliltoo framed as his sire. Bela dl!- sort of man he was. Heshowed Although he has made 35 close," Patrick said. "I have a fin w . to, in his attitudes. Not his true merit In the final color photograph of Dad which I look at often. He's with me all the time." Patrick looks to his own future optimistically. He plays a ski instructor in the "Shirley series and will Aar in a movie in Africa during the show's S hiatus this winter. a ONE LIFE TO Lr4a 2:30 0 ANOTHIM VWCNPtLj0 KANGAROO (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 1:30 2:00 CD 0 TODAY FRIDAY MORNING GOOD MORNING AMER11. CA •G000 MORNIING t" . •S$4$ "Z' -—ast u.toad i&''m ' 7:30 1:00 CD 0 TOMORROW Guests: Actor. proftw and director FIVI.O 5 HAWAII McGarrett learns of the isisterm of a unique ring of high. •' mum OAK111111186 *Kim Midi*histht.i CAPUCOSIi (DX. 1lJa LEO (July 2$.Aag $2) Hess the oow* ci Iadlssinebbshyssow.. I11I1Usest*y-d7's4 ,su'Iheiissiswbers,ssi eiSWIII,netgI1I b*elhlgysu'wsrkersj,ufor c.di*Lthaiyuu_ad Vi •' ' ___ ad is'vehielrMg v,A e. ___' aid htIea4le Cl U aboid __________ IICU CMLA .,- SPI111111111"Ve 11:00 (2) (12) DAYS OF 0U IJVS (4)• THE YOUNG AND THE MnAu am .1 I Ustic uegj, WORM (OIL NOW.X)a heamepubtoody" Flow RYAN'S HOPE • (CI) PM$WoD PtuS so suspected of OwI11114430- (2) NEWS 5 THE ID ALLEN SHOW s4 w29 , 1200 (2) MINDØSADER*. GD a a 02 News 0 EDUCATIONAL 'P GRAMMM !4) THE WALTONS Erin is I fbiInatsd by a movie company filming at Walton's Mountain .fIL9 decides to go to Holly- I • • 5:53 pcajs 6.00 CD EARLY DAY HEALTH FIELD SUN"" 4:11 (3) CCKIMARAIL Pa- - Amerk*nmovlegoersheldby his father was his idol. wanted to do. ft motivated me different from, say, Peter his laft fatlierl, John Wayne. He visited the Duke. sitting to work harder, to keep busy." Fonda's. The Duke was an TI Duke's son is 41 now, an beside his hospital bed every Patrick said he feels American legend whose actor since making his debut day for six weeks during nis pressures, from outside sources popularity transcended the wIth his father 1n "Rio Grande" father's final battle against orwittlin himself. to carry onjn screen. in IWS. He is the only one of cancer last spring. He was in his father's tradition as a "There was so much more to seven Wayne offspring to the room when the Duke died screen actor and public per. Dad than being a star." Patrick become an actor. June 11. sonallty. said, grinning. "He was a Hills elder brother. Mike, runs ,I had great respect, admiraOf the Wayne offspring, tremendously popular man in Batjac Productions. Younger tion and love for my father," Patrick may h his own right. He won ave b b"4xvdw John Ethan, 17, is Patrick said on Universal worked popularity polls taken among to his father, 6-lOot-4 and a sardor in high Studios's back lot location for with him in 10 pictures, In. kids who were too young to have 10CIVIX4. John Ethan is studying the new "Shirley" ",,Tbe seen his movies except on TV. TV eries in cluding "The with an acting ceach and may which he costars with Shirley Alamo," .. "Nobody these days can ever McClintock "Big acek a career on the screen. Jones. Jake" and "The 'Coman- hope to make as many films as Patilick, believes his Youngest "I spent those six weeks he did. More than 200. He stood half-sister, Maria, 13, in en- trying to be positive and beat the test of time. agns "I never talked acting with 01111 ft idea of becoming and hopeful for Dad," he said. "It would be finpojWWe for Dad, Patrick said. But in me to try to an actress. "His passing imitate him In any 6411W directly he was my teacher. way. It's not true that I wiU ful" Patrick aid of Maria. ence for all of us. Our whole Working with him, watching pray Dad In the television what he did was a learning 'e could become a model family is very close, always biography of his life. I'm still experience. I think of it now as trying hard to be Patrick rIgM now azui earn more tn $100,000 a year with no trouble ,IU insecurities of life came n-the-job training which Wayne, not John Wayne's son." at all. I'd be the first to en- to the strface during Dad's became instinctive and reflex. Patrick finds it painful to sss- e her to give It a try." Ulnass. The questions surfaced lye, watch his father's recent 10:55 Cii NEWS 1100 2) HIGH OLLE (4) ,. 6LAVERNE & SHellft-IIEV CM 1130 (1) a WHEEL CW iiFAM$$.Y FEUD 5:30 S II TO MAKE MUSIC A biographic portrait tthak Perlman is prosentw. (R) L'SENSON 4IP$TAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS 4.mf 9:0 -1Z 112 GUMY After finding a jola$une In stolen Jewels hidden corpse, Quincy Is asked to undercover to locals the a a 6THE FBI 41UIlfls. BUck tries to stop plan to destroy the city of by using lethal 8:30 -_• __________________ .Lit 'vepiJ5 early Pit* fat am as aggressive nor outspoken. of his life. It was inspirational shows, he lost many roles to But he his own man, to me and to the rest of our producers who were precondl. trick Wayne is quick to say he Is Patrick has avoided imitating family. tioned to write him off as "jit not the heir açarent to the the Duke on screen and off. "His passing gave me a John Wayne's son." HOLLYWOOD (UP!) •wHEWI 500 e By VERNON SC(VIT ioso H o I. i.. v w (2) (2) COUNTRY ROADS g-awaU.d 0AW110y's brother turns Into a -i~w when the girlsdiscover acquired a disturbing JIt. XPRO111 "Bankruptcy: 5 AM Fallecinol AA in. 11 look at the reams for l and Iisiness 's pro '' • Chin On a missing diary that could expose a political scandal.(I Hr. 15 Mint) "Love For Lydia" Lydia loves her new life of dances par. ties but her Ifirtatious ways make Edward Jealous. (Part 4 of 12)(R) 34i SUCK NOGS IN THE 10-.00 a CARD SHIA111111111C.1111. SEATTH1ECLC=K Warner Oland Joan Marsh A drive his wealthy but 9=11on ly disturbid niece Insene. •, - • won into prostitution. @ IAPNAIY IAOSIH When Hot Lips i . des f.CT that life Is passing her 0 Is a transfor. r DICK CAVITT Gut: Brian Aherne. 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We ill bITS It to some - I Cow'ed wIth 12 1 A r oow _____ - - - ( - I Du tar Bansook tries to locate a coin c a N Ion worth million of dollars which vanished from a wall-guarded hotel vault. • CAMEM THME Reggae, Jamalcen SoW" Bob Mwl@y ThRU$ A CROWD :U.IN ml FAMILY Thw .Jnksr household faces fld tragic situationa IP.M. MAGAZINE JOKVrS WILD ui ms c"i. % 'WOT 710 To TAC OOuQ ----- — — - S CR NEWS ABC NEWS An EARTH. SEA AND SKY awsdolly ' () Ills pj - _:_ _•- - .!. I ' - by Art Somem d""WdMftkMmd they proved that I'm i allvØc to MythiN ii thS ak I ___ 6= On beck d my is win to 9110 lipw thrsst uuaoo me to Ii.l loceiuos, ii po.d MtLs tj, Fr.quu Iowthg ci the ibis a tok be a to I'OVS lbS ISCIciIOSS blIPS -----is Milan p the lIM" in t ad amoiW. 1 billow em we a W of adw Owed ad *Wft down"I nbe to huii theim. vb would what In dbk abW WL DEAR LADCR — pg. y.srs sid and I". ist a — — — - QD (1) 0 0 g NEWS 0EAM- SEA AND SKY Lamb y throat rF Fr r r r r • ke's So cok: To Steal ; George Poppard, Mt Harris ". r019POM to the ow that his book about the prscinct is about to be pubiww. 9:30 D OW Bft and his date In Eunft with "her man and Cheater with another woman, and Tim has a I 01 I Dr. "m ad d" go - 3lLd.ntci I THE BORN LOSER Oil MIA I MID 35 Code dot 43 Studied 37 Head 45 Secondhand 25_ • 3$ French police engine 21 ?° 3$ of People 49 School organi. n WafwW action 31 Lubrkme 29 Sower astion (abbr.) 32Limb'sfather 33 Concubine 41 Lower Si Gain over by Mid Walker r: Thursday, Oct. IL 1fl9-3S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' MAR DIL IAMB — Ir" hoft yn 1Wd Vffft All] - bM awd I've ben to a bodw of T L I 23 Skin 2$ . fONIGHT S TV wi" 21 COnfin"t 24LW:j~r.j :M_ - A ' 16 Saint Francis I I I Period 10 Shoat from I I Destroyed ambush 19 SMn Sloop 12 Indian maid 20 Adore 13 Louder 22 M=Xy I I war prisoner 23 Strike out . .-. _ Just • Dri" Is s Common Nuisane ____ _ I_ os tna al P Chide , Answer to Prev ous 4 Sofore(Pot) K HAIl • ___ of LI!I!II F ACROISS sIIwr • I S AO • ' ... . . . -- ..• . 1 I.• • . • -.• ' . . •(Wdi.s' - •. . . . • . • ••. ' ''''- ,.,'ç j'Ji.- ,• - .• . ., • . '•Z ' .- r 'r' ..'z' : •. . I Ion .. '. . 'k '. '•:_• ieCv.-! •" fc_., ••• . ' •' ., • . , 4 ' - _ ...•. - _ ___• - - • I .;:. do -• :, _ - -_ • • - . - ' -. -- .Ic-., -..- '- -.- .•••-, I.'... .- •- I .- - '1 -, - �S . : , .- -- S .,, ' :•. :- - - - - • ;••;. a 1. ________ I IIIFI..WAY,OCIOIZIII$ , , women voters, 7:30 p.m., 114 LIve Oak Lane, S.Opentoputhc. a. Referring to testimony by bli wife, Verna Stafford, that iii. saw her husband shoot the victims, Stafford said, I hops ... either my wife admits the truth or they find the r1* person who did the crime. U ml Seminole COUnty Courms In not, I die an Innocent man." Sanford, Florida, the above ysem Adeit Club for SiqIes, 9 p.m., Celando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave. Deltaus Orgsu Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, Deltona. WbSeElç:$aleiponsoredbyWuterParkHosplta1 AuidlIa,y, Association Building In Eadgate Shopping Center on Alonia Avenus, Winter Park, 7a.m. to 7p.m. by District Judge Charles SherIff SlIllIf1011 Cnty. Owens, who had earlier aged 11wy e.j..a UUII PublIJi Oct. tIc 3S1 NOV. 1.$. 1575 , Good sph.rd Lutheran $A1VRDAY,OCTOIER30 aenta u venus, U. at.. liaised VFW Psst 1111$ diuser, 6.1:30 p.m., log cabin pug home'#i.i n... aw i.usai.. fourth AuiI (Jb$sberfest Gill Tewaamea sored by the Deltona Ares Chamber of Commerce, *s .- ,. ,-,., . . wu - se .siC, ouwwu nw. • _ , • , UI uym.w.y 1 II WVI LOWE ,-_ • I. . . p.m., iaoc r.,us Bandehell, Orlando, Abriadrn free. You and each of you will ploose ....... tiL.i1 n or, in W he above "• ' "'' '' tak. notice that there has been flied described personal property were filed In McQaln Cousty, i , ,wi,, in me ci,utt That said sale is being male to LI.... I t ..i.. P .4 - ul-a.4 a .ea.a.. ,. ., sc.n. un, , a airma.aso,. wr.i ,, n.. j an action entitled MICHAEL E. E*icvtiois. VI ,i., IW ,.. ALEXANDER and PATRICIA A. John E. Pa* San AntonIo, Texas. Stafford ALEXANDER, Plabeiffs venus Pierif I ala. Is oil.rsd a suspect Ii HAIRY N. SINISUNG and Seminole County, , Good $sphord I4burus I' - 01 4 on 811 46. 44 Your FutureOur Concern EMPLOYMENT 912 French Ave 323.$17 - . . .k .K X -y- -y- -v- -r -r -v- . M.cr. *1 i. iii 701 Bldg. home, nice area, FP, Ig tins, & rear porch. All for $15,050. - rfrOW 411, 1½ B split plan, fenced yt, sc patio, cony, workshop or - office In roar. All for $31,505. WhY nOt loin me fastest growing Real Ests. Office in town? makeyouabetto.deei. - VA.FHA.235 .Con. Homes S Cash for your loll Will build on r tat ci our lot v Enterprise, inc. 4443013 Model Inc., Realtor Vh0$onfordAve. sam, All me home you wilt over need. 4 BR, 1½ I, C.H&A, fenced, sc • poth,nlcebkydlp.v.,street Greet location for office & home, zonod to permIt. Condo 1 BR- comp. turn., linens, Avail now thru Dir ' S30.000...Loveiy 3 BR home t & new ,.fle rig on arge lot w.huge oa s. Call HOWl WlththisIlN,SbIt$s.elderlstory 3233324 Oa( TREES a thi __ - .s. - .4'.L. r horn., tree lined Wrest. Owner says reduce. Now only 5*050. . i iow '. MPiVM5 aOl 1 IIrpp$ace. 1st tIns. offered, be thu first to heel $35,151 EveNs-NW many sidros. Owlet peaceful sin, Sown living ye cone. to I maser i. cmos. s,s.ess. STIM PIN AGINCY m. . , 11a.m. to I p*., Wsr Part - - Nil. T'JUDAYOCTOUU30 Ir:le Ch.tar 7I,4â MM.. $$y , 3 ist bth. ,... vv musagurm uw uuin wueu sjiemn 01 Commerce. AIl.0 iii ltd .dJIL Wears's Club, 0:46 to liii sa., M511154 Q4J jIJ', k7 ndIq Ia demanded In sail conilaw. h. W hsrdiq him $iui'igitI IWO . a mih licksi ad : M1 hs RwhMfr hum Iloub ocruss ugsom rai' rv.st s'ams c rnrs, ShiJ,tJ ad ps, I .' $I11L5 1iiie " -t_iuist. - ad - - New 131 llamas, pct. belied to '.isis. - the within. we ubs ws4chud $uMItpiq be was *.4 Norman DeVeuw Howard Chip$sr, UDC, 3:30 p.m., at $5 •• TV ii.T L A11 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH. ØIOL1II) 3$i$omiWs IMwnishid . - I.ii - NstIN - - . - ;STENSTROM IS Marisi's "ui' . 'JU$TLt$TIDISR..iba*I,sme NOLD$. $ Mamy *1* Imasl 5FF . aweht had riluhig nad AY EP30 ' I I (1àd_p5, _______________ i55 $,pj,, - - pjg Ii 1'pJj CuWSof Jutilidlil! INVINd IS: . 1.5 L 515k MW. (INAT is.. IUUIIfl •LIU*W 055 NSl of IN ms irCj use SeM*ILC*of , IN 555 1,_,.I1'M __ " b-----" risj*, e aid 111115, III IPSIS Wi PinII IIS$ .i.j.. list iS istlem SS"WISS. - S2 ubedi, irs, . I - 55l . uil1.1of IN ___ P1$. - . ''° fo ____ .4 g.ui - I __ __ 'l515.I:su . . isvs W.imais . ;::.°: Caistes Homsow . - .. - - $I1A. si PSVCI. buewlilit eg -- 00.Soueivffisibei s'pwAa. MM d Camalkr.y. . • ..L" -••. ... . - . II !L - . • ___ .• .. CNw I. E • . . - _ your 111155 $ emil? I 1* bOck Nyinants & buy emIty, 3311)5. UIT1e.Je$10,*l - - SI$SLIN *(*IPTY .u,vKIR in Pirtal am '--.III Yet 050 1005111W Is - - _________________ ' ' . - ___ RITA?.- AHOCIATI$ -. - - 1515 boY 1W $ - N SANFORD'S SAilS WI LIST I SOl.L ;-• *151* - TWAM ____ -' tuiime Nose. Pheldo MN. teals Isyoslmsnt, iNS S. 151, Wr ii. - - "" ip,' cowur WLTh ' _____ *03ales mike loll SiltS & CilsNhStoS*P.VNIRLI54. 11*dews ssms ..ji -• ,.-- iifvd's$ids Lsad&I 2992420 ,j". _:!.-'-,-'- _____ ____ _____ ,_________ 1ffi4 -'-n ' I - 1-:.. __ P '.Z_t r" -..........................•• - - .;....',;.. . - - _ -- ' :-7 . '. _•'- tr' .....'. -.:..'' i • .-.:.4... - • • . ' - - -' .: J • " .-&. .- "." . . - - - ' * 5' =*515N41e .L4, - - .franth vpr - 15 --• .. _____ - '- . - fli_Ijji.pIdc 1320707 Welbeldts Camera Shop - I -- I - Hems 1UP1wJ1011$ _______ I I I 5 S Presswe I Steam choankigi PaIsting. led, himes, moMs,tames, etc. Mobile hums spocia$ 13141 $12.10. l.aeonabh. nites all wera pear. 323-7101 IC lMan,qsmlltveperaliis Syrs.exp.Pat15S,Drlvoways - elc,Wavss$sal.*7.1131 ______________________________________________________- FAINTING, CARPINTIW' CUSTOM CABINETS Fri.1$' 33$lIIOaIterI:35 - porkess. sees tame Gely $11 Wma. Call JIm ISISU. I• S S - INIULATION - 11111m, blouilq. RACO Fam, fiberglas I, CslIuIsss. Lowest prices. Call 3.11119 or NI'7344155 1031731 - _IJ--__j. -- Ih1ONPHE*TIMI - IVY, $55.1. TEAlS - I - ••. - - . -. auMIss. sEamy. - 14.1I. PINB. - •inJ ONes, AS-PM stOma '0150.4 IJ1E00IL lIriuiiE Ti. I 0, ,, - _______________________________________________________ - 4. s., p.sus,, pie,es & ,as' repair servIce. 3324111. ANIMAL HAVEN supplIes, dog hous.s, Insulated, shady I.ssid. kannels, screened: outside runs, also aIr coed. _________________ cages 3221713. ISack Special - ____________________ Sit.PepponsPaIntIn_$irvIcJ Custom Painting I detail trim. Free 1st. *3.1754. '4 clipping, flea control. Pet - l, '4 am.. AM.PM - Iflhlai&NeppW Tks *50*51 Is pad era bokyariso1e_5km,,ys last wI* w ad, Call 3fl.31 or$3I05. I. LYN'S SWAP SHOP Now & ICed Items I, aMusves: Cenelpwn.amSs Acceded MN-lot. 1:30.111 III Plantatbes P5055. DeIIrv 445.5494. . _______________ v15lripaw$rs1. liWuptoNedof __ - I ___ - rotY. ___ 322.26B e31.999 IN *5 N tON 5' as Call at $15 per ._ 11LS day or s. - - ,l ... . . . ll Tabin ____ Confrosby P1aa sterlasa - _________ Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, • I, ' 4 ONE PHONE CALL STARTSiJ CLASSIFIED AD ON ITSRESULTFUL END. THI. NUMBER IS 332-2611. '4 Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery beck yard isn't? Sell it -- AISPAINTINO Residential I Commercial 5 *31733 aft $ MM 5k lr - rsJ J - ___'$ . -- .1;:.PNN h -Mad ______________________ iii 35 P*I( 1 7$_MINrCYCleS t.eIercycIe Isonance 11*11 AGENCY 333-NV. 333.77 • - NUllITY - • 11Sfling - - Kidsgeso,bwl*eedngoiS 15*5 - MldtI.Isi. klkrvf - _____- -- Ilectrsslc Cash Replster w.Otectiamegmeker *1.7501 . 1515. SylvanIa rimati tl.Irol eel $510 CON TV. HUI.1V• eN! terms. daily 5 per me. . C. JlmIiI.1544. NI5l.$kjaus. A V-TI -- .tPl'- . ói*iit .,' - - __________________ -_- r,n-ilttIsued colic 11-11 tV'scheck our low, is. pies lifer, su N. 10 day iuer r.: -- Prim $101. $10 C1I1333.1131; 332.4140 l$.-1V.Null,itel11S cs sani. Wfrg Housewives Cleaning Service. Personalized, fast, dependable. Rigularorltlmsbasls. We DO wash wlndowsl 477.1194 IUYJUNKCARS $pjpp$$ a •_• - cTl - __________________________ Painting by Anthony Corino. lntenor, exterior qualified in all phases.FreeEst. Call322-0071.' Clsmnlnglervlcs Pooh -. Il I çe I' - 710 Honda - $1,000or best offer. Call between 9a.m. 12p.m. 333-7075. buttes control., has wousil, -StIll Is worrdity. Qrigmally- $00, .s NYmIRN 51151 me. Aped 150. - NIl1*Vsd 3775990 / 7. Appliances&Mlsc. (LOCAL)345-1371 MEINTZER TILE Newer repair, leaky showers our specialty, 21 yrs. Exp. 1691113. Top Dollar Paldfor unklusid - - Yard4rls,Tra55 _______ 1*LM,rSleae. - ..-f_ - _________________ ______________________ ____ iIiM -54314 - ___ - hlcles fvllyself cent. Useistimes 32). - - Iaalaad high as an elephept's eye. Place a classIfIed ad, and pile the money in your walistl - Sold iri. SIN-SI wood shirt tIme. iii. sw,., en $W$ me. uypswi,why,deo,IiI4hrS. AWASDIIALTY. INC. - TysonCernent 0021 to settle an estate. Cat's ' Ligid l'teuhlng Drives,potlos,walksls,c. LtCENSEDSO-91S5 --ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ens. Quality work, no lob too small. 101-19)1, cars, trucks&heavy.qulprnent. WNNw '.50 01 deluxe medal, 335 7945 ' 323-5777 3$' camping trailer 975 CoactiiflIfl Reese hitch, air, awning, Thomas Organs, Pianos, GuItars, mpllf hers, drums sIc. lob Sails Discount Music Center. French Ave. fl33 Don't pile is lInger nas4a Itsms KINMOR B WAIMIN - Parts, Service._Used MachInes. MOONEY APPLIANCII personaiiged housecleaning, reasonabie rates, 1 tIme or regular-.. '6nn _________________________ 77--JUi* - Home repairs & appliances to tile. Over 10 yrs. •*p. Reasonable; rates. $01163. remodeling general home epilrs. no 1011 too small. Call323-9163aime. SanfordAuction,323.7340 s0-MkAI __________________ UN ______• loom Additions ... . . - - - -. I -- ;' 4.) p'- _ - ¶ . ,3 ,4 Li 0 . I a... -,. . ' ,,. p _____________ .. •c$_ 5, -. s 5- - S ._ $ 4bit ....' - - . Cii_pslItfl -- .- - --•-- p - ____ - ___________________________ Gun Auction Sun,, Oct. 2$, 1 p.m. ConsIgnments Welcome - ----••-'.W•' -. :: •L-::!j&i:._ _________________ - OPEN DAILY 106 Furniture, tools, I misc. Refreshmonts- Door Pri:eso 247) Sanford Aye,, Sanford 7$_.hsCrnsstioI*I I I. ' -- -'--- -___________________________ TdWER's BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E.1st St.i322_ 5712 DANNY'S AUCTION. 0THURSDAYS 7:30 PM. - Just think-Il classified ads didn't, work, there wouldn't be anyl I aijt,_ '---- dentlal Auctions I AppraIsals, Call Dell's Auction. 373 54W - - 5 CARPOSYL ONLY II 151 - 1*flndNr*isIeINiadSSIt .lS$tle 1$. CN5*. ii __ Nw boon - "• For Estate Coenmerical I. Rest Lielilne For a New Herne? chock me Want Ads ion houses of every size and price, ___ 3 UNITS ON I.AR01 LOT ZO$SD COMMISCIAS (I) I MOSOOMS. It) I IDOROOM, rESAUTIPUL) ILl bath 10* ilk Arbsrl Mamy IxtresI C. .1IISISL$Ssthkemsis _ 511 LOT NIAS iss. 500* -. i ____ Hey Kids: Looking len as Ixtra dollar? Ask Mom 1 Did to is, pet have a rlassifl,d ad - YOU AIR $EiE5y NOYID ma. as actis. - is portItion. roil •ia.tv slIvale, tywse mM being In •U7,E$ PRANILIN ITS *L5IOUP, IN *i *IS*er4Iiews. ______ at *11*1 SIrs. tmaed pi*ws & 1.ofSMOriIGeIvl?tl __ IIALTOR$ -.. IN.1L1 ow - - a" 8uy'$v-j.t--2631 Sanford Ave. 323 5772 a_COi55' - $EARS,Sanford3l2-1771 _______________________________ - ________________________________ *17Iswy.I7.fl 30-'hhiscei - OIIUT 0N1 FANTASTIC I SR. I.NsIk hems 01 ISTSCI IF ACYISN is: ' ____ VH - ___ ____ .. - ___ fl...AI$ion Free done. professionally estImates. Call 3217914.- ,., , 2327040 Consignments Rdq*óèeling-clrpentty, pain' mc. concrete. All work' Central Heat I Air Coed. Frea Est. Call Carl Harrisat ________________________ _____ Sanford, Fla.32111 - I!!I! AIr ConditionIng, Heating, Eisctrl'' cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. CallLarry for Free Est. 671-4794. lc., Bonded 5. Ins. - RO1$ON MARINE ___ Samford.L•ke Mien nearby El Wove HiS pskw II"*0. IRe new Furniture Salvage, 14ai111 ft. Zoned WI. 1(N' Ii of Sanford. 332172). 3 11010005. I lATH. S CAR 0*1*01, SCSSINRO PORCH, ASOVE GROUND POOl,. LARGE OAKS ON LOT 151.150 - -WARRANTID.JwSI$5LISIt -. SS-4osts - Ak Cihltank Top Dollar paid for good 'used furniture, appUances & plumbingflxtues. Jenkins Furniture, 203 E. 2sih s. 323-0011. ____________________ IEAITORI 27lS$anls.dAve. INC. - ____________________________ I ______________________ _____________________________ ripessessid. used very shirt timi. Original $153. Nil. $111 or $31 ma. AisW 330-1106. & Sell New&UoelFurnitws SI. $aslsrd Avo. NAL1tT1'. Antiiu.i - Oriental Rugs Music Boxes-Slot Machines ___________________ ,. CIRCUIT - COURT, lIEN Buy & Sell, the finest in used CARPORT SALE: 104 NORTH Old Monroe Rd. Sat., 20th. 5 III I Miscellaneous Items. PUINITUII & THINGS 3 BEDROOM lATIN KITCHEN, CENTRAL All, CARPORT. PlaintIffs -. acres on W. 1st St. near - Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. Li chairs, Lames, radio, aquariumoopt.2)aSlrLawrence Dr. (Oroveview) Fri. Sat. 107. S1-Hsuialiold Geidi . Cash 322-4132 Clothing, planl, books, golf sets, __________________ iwo Singer Put,wa Fully auto, -- furniture, Refrlg., stoves, tools. ____ Call 30$47laftI Rivgrvlew. Unbellevably priced at $11,055. - _________________ ___. ItO 1 110*0005. FAMILY ROOM. CAR POST. LANGI COSNIR LOT. $50,005. A'IULTY REALTORS (P01cm In S acres beautifully .. Ostsin. Owner will I Inanci $5, dews wiosy terms. I STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN, S BEDROOM l*ICj DCVIII OAIAGU. ' Queen sized bed, extra firm Likonow$7$ _. to B .- . 1501 Holly Ave Children & Adult clothes I Misc, household Items. Fri. & Sat. , _________ U.DIG 333.1IN 111 _____________________________ 11*110 hIgh & dry 151 on TlOIC Lagoon in Deiary. 1(715. Ic. )23.R3i, 3?3477 333-7173, 1 ___ Free Palm Trees "UN. ?T (&siisIII.. " us • OC Nw IlIj, ohilmed? Reed fldss CIINIHOI ado tOn I 51010005 CARPOST, NEW ,geW bvye. . PAINT & CAIPIT. $540.1. lI iamflrd Gracious living. isis. 'Wioy&bip.., ___ C - mN.lMLCuuksr.PL Svs. 051111$ 0541155 for enly .1510(0 -- . __________________ - ' - 110* Latex Paint, $1.00 gal. III' frontage, great investment chuldrens clothes, sheets & blankets, paper back books, fumn., portable phonograph, carpeting, carpet tiles, all kinds household items. All priced t Yard Sale- nice stoneware dIshes, Konmore vacuum, many housihiold items. Sat. 9 tol. II) H011y Ave. Bargains: 13$ Summerwood Trail (Maitland). Fri. 15.1., Oct. 191 20, 5-4. Adult & children's clothIng, freezer, toys, antique dishes, misc, household items. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322.1751 potential, under priced at - . TO: GUll P PATE - tm.. rssisen.os ap aaass us IllinlOul) - Rig LI acres 330' en paved Vintage. $2110. llpct.Iwn. By ewnor 3l1N05, ous. 30.1411 1 I ' -- 1IG2 HOME. 3 ,•N. Ernest & only $13,505. V_ ..vom. series. vour... pa at l4c , . or_______ : ° CeunV , w.w carpet, c lIlA, w.3.SR, fenced rear yard in store ilnoncing fir everyone wIth ¼ down. Let us help you establish local credit. WHIONAM FUIN. CO. 1105 So. Orange Ilsosem Trail, Orlando. -- ----_----.2¼ acreS is Hwy dli in Ostsen, IdilOis $ rocisitlen. , , GENIVA V-t*. Law dews payments.. I eN4311. - ' ___ ._.. PatNhe.. - - BR.! LC44&A.w.wcaipet, format dining, beautifully epf us REALTOR MLS Get this N'xlIS' lot 17110111 Paoto. es Man. ISIS .t.Y a. PATE - - CU$TOM C - LOUSE P. PATE, That Mid N - 1Wol4 $1514 ' ems. subled Is any aM at OWSINo •lons.af *5 PrOW (ef) OiO at Iil 1 Ceukw - deesibul JuliuS - 1lndhudduiduilduehWi that hi and 4qs :=, games As Clerk of the Court By: Juno I. Curtis, D.C. Get. 11111 Nov. II SNO ubutisg thom - _________________ ff115 Court en QcM *11k iwo. - - 'lid ho wislsresel as Sheriff at 1554150 uaIlfiN buy.?. $31,100 to ReWaus.W, Salary $2751J fir W$TNE$lmykIisdip,ks,.,lof Seminole county, )l5.fos. Wit at iw TM CIRCUIT COURT illS AM am Ike $01 day at JUIICIAI. CIRCUIT. SN p (SEAL) Nevsm*ir, A. D. *150, offer for sits s*mm.s cslHflY, Nsrn, Arthur H Iockehhk, Jr IN 055 tO *5 hIghief $li, r --- -- - ''' . - .__ 46 Yard$aleonthegroundsof Good Shepherd Lutheran Chqrchs. Mxt, to Penney's.FfL.1Il_43. FURNITURE-TERMS REAL ESTATE REALTOR, _____________________________ Carport Sale: Fri. I Sat. 117 E. Coleman Cr. Womens. mint & CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN ADS. READ 1. USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. - ______ ______________ CaIIBart i .*tio 113*1 'KIleol.4SL25,Ig.flncedab Vt. C.N$A. w.w carpet, local ii on hut Street. $41-SN. $150Pl105. 3131132 510 SALE T15, wiweNorrow, dishes, curtains, spreads, nice clothes. Lots of Misc. Wed., Thurs. & FrI. 101 Exeter Ave. 3331474. view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot In area. $14515. Complete or partlalboard LongwOod, Lake Mary area. 331. S4-rags Sales & Magnolia. lids. Del motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction 1211 S. French, 333.7310. Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 101' pavel reid, 341' deep. S.ovtlful Zenith. Sold orig. MultIfamily-Oriental rug & Misc. Starts Fri., Oct. 15 at 75h - Terms. WillIam Ma$lcrowski. Rsalter 332.7113, hllelde$eut.Itcanbeyoursfer lust $34050. laCrelSt$Iora$IittIe.s$J50dwn. Oeol terms. C WY AlIT inil OW 1100 you would 01 dipping on us en Germ V. Frederick. Attorney desaibed prepail1, nad by Louis years. Call $35 4444. .*0NO_IN is P.O. IIJ.(*." . TIllS will be Soc 5iii at Public RN . 1151, IsaIah, FL 31711, en or •-'- "'-'-,.r, '. ,. --' .me. pe,y The jury, which began mere_particulav$y .scrmai as AOdISR .5 LaITy'S CYCle. its. 1 Ii. ,, NOVIkII , hi persia SaaSard Nurshis $ s". I5ISss: hsW the cese asa days us iniglosi wie me cs..i Convalescent Center PIN Ter Mubsiwille. Ilsilsa. siMm, duhibsuMed aMy 27 C5t 11!IlWbetara service on ssi. o,i,, I a L.S PabsiNfe attorney or immediately weiss. Ton in Celer; ID No. .11 ,,, ii i, ti, 13.13, . ni.ie..o. uniore n.s, a OWurwIe. dej wit 1AI$$$5Ii5g ... ... Fra career In isol Ewato cob at guilty vsu*t and shy IS be interN agelnol yew for ffe roli len Agency, Win. Itompor,. SPiky's In LIIIJIUI, PIsrn WVI I.UW7 )yIVIfl, lines vsushouldslsthlsnewl $5, 2 both listIng. Just nidocsratad - Breakfast R Libnai&Rin5c Sill DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION y-92, 1 mile west of Speedway, D*ytona Beach, will hold a .:pIic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's he only one in Florida. You set he reserved price. Call 904-2551311 for further details. $403.73 bal. $113.14 or $17 ma, Agent 335-5310. sell. Hospital bed for sail Newmal$.&csver -- CASE YOU SATISFIID? as'inancin. 9ni 1111*. soiip ij ffi.j fed. . _a__ - CRESCENT CITY -'ILEGANT S Ii, 3 5, C.H&A, BUY A PIECE OF THE PAST in this boevtip'jl lotteries New & Used Reel's Body Shop 1 10 Sanford Ave. boll asol - - *SOMETHING UNU$UAL wIth a Spanish trace. 3 II, 1 - - GREGORY 050$ ILl HOMES 323-1100 1005 Orlando Dr. VM, PNAFIn..wlne W' TV rope - Mactin., like new, orig. price $500, Sal Due $253.75 or need someone to take up my poyments$lImo. Phone 553.$34 day or night. Will deliver no obligation. Agent. See our 'beautifid now BROAD. MORE, fre.W I rein BR's. ot you --21W, 5. French (1742) Sanford O$TIIN - DUE TODIVOICE :" Inc., Realtors 1sr0b0 w WANTED Specialty third cook. Must be able to prepare cut ue dithered Is ins as Sheriff of pr..nts $ww. to alli Waruhouse fulit ORLANDO WHOLESALE FURN., 3 Industrial Blvd., off Silver Star Rd., I blocks West of 141. Open 0-6 Man. thru Fr. Chev. I owner auto., 253 engine, new inspection this ma. Clean. 1393. 705 West lit St. 321 0005. 323-5411. MILLERS 7ll9Ortando Dr. Ph. 372 0333 Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Door to door canvass getting • paInrIn ', names for new Sanford City csdar porch. Paneled Pam. Rm. dIrectory - salary plus bonus as wit.I Won I lass aS $34.SOOi Permanent .mploym.nt , PInsons free to travel. Apply In MAYFNR '1 BEST BUY I on larQ. R L Polk & Co corner iot . EU.--10 yr. warranty, $42J10. . 322i2$3 1930 Model A, 7 dr - sedan Completely restored, $4000 322 4271 roe to good home- Golder Retriever mixed. I", yrs. Loves children. All shots & licensed Good used TV's, 1731 up Liquidation SaId Wholesale prIces IOBIII 24 HOUR 72 Datsun Wagon SlO-needi valve lob I minor repair. Gooc cord.. 5345, 3fl 3762. 9 a.m,- with a want ad. 53-TV. Radio. Sterno BEDDING-FURNITURE ((I) -. Sal, SG-MsOSllsnsous for --- Th. Real Estate Agency 65-Pets.Supplies Aoving to a newer home, apart-ment? Sell "don't needs" fast REALTY WORLD ____________________ 41.IMIl ____________________ ' pm. SPLIT BEDROOM PLAN- Thill gorgeous, float honse Is con veniently located in quiet area in Dolary, 2 ldrm, 3 laths, 1 13100 mown-owner hold $25,000. 323.7173. - brakes, new exhaust, cxc. cond 5)995. 53-4 1917 aft 5 pm. :REF Kittens I female cat ti good home, take one or all, bo trained. 372-2161 or 373-521.5. refrigerator, 131,510. By owner-I BR older home on Millonvill. Oil double lOt. Fum. & AppI. nag. No qualilying. - 1977 Datsun 5)0 wagon, full, ept, cruise cont, tilt wh. AC, AM-FM p.m. 303-331.1647. SUNLAND ESTATES- 3 1dm, I lath home, fireplace, lamhli room, large loS, aIr conditIoner some carpet, fince, range Low Down Payment -. Ifl Vega low mileage, A-) condItion, good economical trans. 323-1730. 80-Autos for Sale factory. Call collect am, to I - :, 5th wheel + mounting brackets 52500. 349-3573. IS'xSl'xll' for $1,573.00. F.O.B. NESTLE UNDER THE OAKSThis delIghtful 3 Slim, 1½ Bitt home is perfect for your family The lot Is big for kids to play lr or for your very own garden 133,300. very mOtivated. 471.4157. ' 30*41*12' for $3,197.00 I0'x15'*14' for 54.91,00, 10'x72'x14' for $4,207.00, 1dm, 2 Bath home, spacious Florida room and a family room fruit tries, large lot, much more 1 yr. warranty, $01,100. Maltiand F of 434-57),30 dli, POOL home, I yrs old with all ttis extras near Lake Holi High. County taxes, assume 342,300-Make Offer. Owners . - LOCH ARBOR- leautiful Datsun-B-210 with air, A-i condition. MuSt see to op predate. 323-1730. - SU1LDINOSII Super SALEI Al steel, pro engineered clear spar buildings. (Major Mig.) Al buildings have 25 lb. wind loac and large framed opening Ro. Real Estate Broker IllOSanford Ave. 3210751 Aft. Hrs. 332.7643, 322IN ESTATE SALE, lovely 2 1dm, cas w.sc porch I carport. Quiet neighborhood, fully landscaped Inc. citrus trees. 2417 Orange Ave. $34,510, owners will finance atS½pct. Call Ocala 5041354114 aft 6 .in. priced at $12,500. Terms available. ISOOARD BATEMAN REALTY siibslsntlat Iwn. 3231317. 3227001 197$ Jeep Cherokee 4 dr., AM-FM, stereo. cruise, air, 13.300 ml. I. reg. gas. 331 0023 to settle an estate. Read S. use them often, _____________________ 167 Great Dane Thermo King belly mounted reefer. Good cond, 53100. Call 53)42)9 _______________________________ 2-A-Fsrñi'EqiHp, l97lChevyMaIIbu - iaflified ads serve the buying & selling community every stey. PETUNIAS IVEGETABLEPLANTS 2401 AIrport Blvd. lpd. commissions on ALL llstln received before November 1. BY OWNFR-3 BR home in goodi cond. $21 000. Will hold w. Price reduced $7000. 3 Ii, 2 $ home, custom made pool, green - house, workshop. 17O0 ft living + 17*36 sc patio, BIG. Many extras must sell, well ndor a SR. 2 full baths, FR, new renovated inside & out. New CI w.w carpet, fenced yd. $32.00 333.35$ days; 332.1750 eve. 3)0-SlOt 33OSOI E. Attamonte Dr. , INTINVIIWINS 5*5', 43 avail. 322-7991 a '.4 )ump Truck 72 Macli, tn-axle, cxc. cond.. rebuilt eng. 6 mos., rebushed bogie 3 wks. 322-5416. Cypress rack toi' nursery plants EAL?0I3 - bAI 1 tSR, 1 8 stucco. SpanIsh designed 1971 Datsun 610 SW, auto, PB, '. factory air. Super Shape, 1 u owner. 323-4547, 5-4. Needs engine Call 321-0024 The Greenhouse 322-tti Eves after 61 weekends INC. - - LEASEI SEIGLERREXL1 BROKER. 3210440,3271577. Macionic, must ilavsWill train . Wick toward financial in. IWii*iiics with YiW.sld fllF0RY EstablIShed lUJl.,..4 asurtsnftl,31$Id,atAg.ist,A.O. im, ., mat c coe .mIlnu. - JOHNKRIDERASSOC. 107 W. Commercial Phone 3fl.7$S1,Santord 975 Datsun P-U, I speed, camper top, 7 tires I many new parts. 3234100 after 6, weekdays. l%lFordP-UBody 133.000 FHA.VA. uL' 11-Autos for Sale avail. Reg. Real Estate Broker ST JOHNS 1 •11A1J I01*i - ake Mary- 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard. Screened porch. $30,500. FARM HOUSE - S BEDROOMS ES. Hwy 44 EAST minimum i',', years avn.flinc, , poj, :i .!'?' *0111 , pin. , p.m. . y. - - FILL DIRTITOP SOIL - YELLOW SAND corner lot. Privacy fenced, attached garage. s yrs. old. NEALtOR Noim NOFEE a , jWest • FR, C H&A, all HELP WANTED EXPERIENC ED MATURE IOOKKEEPEF Call Saturday only after 10 an.. (305) 3211170,0* ager Mary blvd. at II. Fruit & nut treit Near schools & bus. 323.O74 REALTORS through Friday. 7a.m. to 3p.m. Competitive wog, scale & cxc fringe benefits. Call in person PackagIng Systems Corp., 307 W. Airport livd., Sanford, Fl. 323-1534. - 7 BR, 1½ B. 2 story tisunkoui MN. kIt. Inc. all appl. 1130 sql spoitling pool, CIlIA. Won last long as 131150. Flisonclr ly owner: Handyman special I' 79-Trucks-Trailers 2-liwn-Garden ,Oflgwood- 3 BR, 3 bath, hugs I BRcottage, 1 mi,out Kit. eQpt., $123 mo. Ref. ne. 3224241 REALTY, INC. 41-H - M.UnswOrffiReag, - 4Iyai ?.N Immaculate, 3 n ewwwcar pet, C.HIA, lerced backyard, carport. $323 per mo. 643.2121. Machinery assem. moth. Im. medIate openingi 3.3 yrs exp. in aslembiy of mech machinery . 0C= .KS & CASHIERS ExpurIence desIred. Good pey. In. • surance, vacation, creel? union &pnolltshanlng. Apply In - IuiIdto5uitouristoryou,, FHA.VA.FHA,$ $241 3 BR 2 B kit .pi, AC, PIncjt Pius Security. Call 332 PRIvATE voiCaLEsiONS Sff ... - a - duMb psusalty mble than this Plot Seek lOot pegesSlendsof Nw LOUIS SuNk Jr. deNse bliSineN Naftr- 1 Guard Ann my, Ferncreek Avenue, p.m. , 114. ' •- ellIse,ti 1hUI1 folIowi, act," ____ Lof 33, Slack 0, CAMELOT - Be told the "" "I've a. hum. - 323-1012 ,,,, . - WUDAY OCIOSI*0 -- VNJñY Creative Expressions ui••isusUuSI FUrniShed N INVESTMENT IN THEIR FUTURE THEY WILL DOA BETTER .108 directed of LEE MOTEL CORP., a *1111 sale on Nov.L 1515 nsepssary. Call 174.3.10 for dissolved Florida corporatIon, 0(045 appointment, D1.1M All..... Mth. wieres the relief ___________________ - sougts Is this cancellation and Coats, who described - Peepla ntis Ilk. money IPlISjh.I io ntofosse1 costelassIfiod ads tS buy, sell, or Oklahoma history, edd, he record In ORB NI, pegs 1*1 of the by virtue of that certain WrIt of MONDAY ocos it - inis. t.5. JUNDAY, OCfOSR $1 " Wl.SenIpil.geyLju, FIND.piilaiut's4$b Aiel Chiehea larhecus, seen to 6p.m., Wistir Springs Fire _____ 1, MI MIII lied. Pree..da for iSnergency -' - ., at' 10th lOok. 3 room Apartment ,. $133 per month n2.310! S NOTICU OP SUIT " ""I defend Stafford against three auq '• m. aforosaid court on __ A 0 1135 I that led, Ravindra CHO $3I piainwf. vsatox . TOi HARRY M. GINSIURO and November, AD. ISIS, elfin for $015 WILLIAM WHI TE, JR., whue and sell Is me highest bidder, fe. places of residence are unknown, as cask, sublict to amy and all isi$tlng trusties of LEE MOTEL CORP.. a (hiss, 0? 1110 P?S1* (WOW) Deer at qg(i," .1. .1- hail.. Fiesta, opofliosed by Italian AmeriCan Social Club olliafoni, $p.ni..tIll, AU Souls Social Hall, 9th and * r r 3p.m. rfl3 4. You keep our business prosperIng bysupplying us with your employment nisds Staffoivj's attojny Brewer said he would psal Dillon. Cosetry Club, tee oft 10 am. Boffet ssçper.. p NP SNIRIPP $$ALS J. Malone Brewer said client was prepared for WWk1qbasl8aIespcnsored by Winter Park Ilo*tal ni. I, DEADLINES Noon The Doy Before PublkQtlon Sundoy- Noon Fridoy dant which alorsall Writ of __________________ Execution was delivered to me si IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND ShiminslsCounl Pier ________________ , . l FOR SEMINOLE COUNtY, Ind,n.VI,vvwUponffieru,i,lswins verdict. FLORIDA described property aomsd by Alex LIVE IN mature woman to cars CIVIL ACTION NO. ?5lI$1.fAu.K and Margenef Iruno, said property for ysung man ssmllnvaild I being localad In Seminole County, elI been cheated ... by MICHAEL F. ALEXANDER a ilousokieping. Private room & rgps,a Florida, more particularly PATRICIA A. ALEXANDER, both. Salary, drivers license & date,,, Staffoç$ PIOifltIffS• descrdsfeHes r*famcss. 3n.3N. He said the jury gave him a us. 3-INn "fair iisake. The verdict was HARRY M. OINSIURG and lUtOrnobile, Msreon with wnt,, Addrsesons Wanted Immedlatelyl WOrk at home - no experloocs what they felt they should do. I WILLIAM WHITE, JR.. as and In cob., ID No. 4Y17U4N450$o, constituting the trustees and being stored at Fosters In necessary - excellent pay. don't hold no grixiges against directors of LEE MOTEL CORP.,a Lon,wsod, Fionids Write American Service, $350 nobody." Park Lane, SuIte 127, Dallas, TX dissolved Florida corporation, and me sebSul Cl 01 071 reunIon PLIIIIIIIg 5 p.m., rdsnc. of Mr. and Mrs. Manuiall , with tile sale on Nov., yang 1?, * Retirsi Special . LR. 1 BR. 1 • bith, Htin kit. AdUlts 3 LInes MinImum Chlldcarelnmyhomedsysonly. 1 thUd 130; 2 children $30. 322. described real "-t '-'ii NOTICE IIHERE$Y GIVEN that ____________________ Id s.r ,,, moments after stoically satisty the terms of sold Writ of Execution Issued out of and under lt-4iietnicflo,ii hesringhlsdeathssnlene,re,d the hat of thu County Court at ________________ Polk, $30. t. p.,', ., Lidlisran Church, Ascension Drive, Cuselberry. Spun. scrod by Ladies Guild. - ii IwlMureha..uer ________________ _________________ m nea m n 0 , •u$omObUS1 Grey Vinyl over Sliver; . - _. -. .- .Jimmie Covan, 311 Palmetto lDNo.SE37LNN3,aol,,$. ________________ Ave. 4IISflS 1$-Help IIISd U undo wd as of ___________________ __________________ 2BRapt. at In I 2003 thIatth11 edMplat 11:10 &M. on 01. 001 day Why Ii LOMIy? Wtite"Git A orcasl,o471;7s.: * * * * * * * * Noviinbir. A. 0.1175, s 5 look 1 10 PublIc Rsosrds of Mat." Dating Service All ages ,ueItte Pihebi. sox 0071, Cleerwater, EMPLOYER IBR CONDO. NEW CONt). FUI. sl$tInslI.ns,almeprsnt tWist) LYFURN.COLORTV,LINENS .r'lnPiatlouk tAI WAYC ' _ -.& U CVI. CAN Door of the Seminole COUntY = Page 30 and also In Ringers Sub' 1. DISHES, INC. ALL UTiLI: S410t Ii Courthouse In Sanford, Funds, me TiES. *330, 6 MO. LEASE. tin n niisu hmrn 10ove described personal property. flLT (JIjfl Ulfll'% In'l 'll11 SEIGLER REALTY. BROKER. 111PUbIC 3210440, Records of Inoe County, 327.1377. Small black lion Dachshund last 1. We have applicants. 1ft Elm. Reward. 322. Wbct to aU lions, jud,monts ii Furn Eff Apt Jowi F. Polk, ' other encumbrances. . 2. , the jobs. 3327171 an the undersigned as SherIff of Lost: male cat "FrIsky" long halt, ________________ , c 5n01 Florida t•Qbroliin. 32l3 " 1 3. We save you time by screening _''thth1m1s1*d PublIsh Oct. 1L 231 NOV. 1,1. 157 ________________ A. rn, ui:. , applicants before sending them sale on Nov. 5, 1575 and sell to 11w hIghest bidder, for to you. Country Club area. 3 BR, 2 8, Ig Cam cash, to any and.aii ________________ ________________ 'I uVSlflIfl iy had convicted him In the massacre less than an hour before. Church, SR 434. Ii.m. hI di. the six workers. The sane Taaglewaed AL, closed, I p.m., St Richard', Church, lake Howell Road. -. Leagued AA, closed, $ p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Yard . ____________ Large 2 BR, 2 bath Oil ap. w.th.rdrylr, pool. Sandi Apis. Socurfly deposit, 'as. 137$. call Orlando "1727. _______________________ PailIcularly It I, ? : uc a P.M. AM. MONDAY ffiru FRIDAY SATURDAY INoon zL'& iniectionon each 01511 comli f first der f the y36197$ths01 -. - • a the dwanaont's "s" title and In. I'. Stafford was sentenced N½of5%',ofLol.esffeiaW webteida'to death Idhal llOfiiHOfJ.H.FOSS$ubdlvlilonhl Plantation acc*roln, to . ,, a.ni., urn. WeIgbt Watchers, 10 a.ni., Scars, Altarnonte Mall. Happy $eaior Cftlgeav,I"I .n.' Legion Hone Fern ' U,.fi ff1 II. A ____ s.vuww4 w . liii si nVI., &a,..wi rd ______ ç,. vv.N'IwkI , Seminole County, p, PlrflcuIarly descrIW ui ioC executed tie noc,4 gna Semliule Slissise Llwaus, 7 am Buck'o Ai" "." ' " 8emIu51eS.stk Rotary, 7:30 am., Lord Chumley's msd • I4I '" Reda art . ta S , Fsris, Un Methodist thtrdi, Casielberry. lathed LA, 1p.m., 12 W. First St AlLies, $ pin., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford I COWl !.L°!,!!'!LE I -p.cous + Seminole Orbndo Winter Pwk 831999, 322.2611 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RA , 111111111::1: HOURS OKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) •. s' ,,;' Coiwkted mau murderer JWr1gM,Don Wfflioms and 001111 Dlnkins and terry Dlsklns; Roger Dale Stafford itood NMiflt. WIlIdI atoI'IS*M WFR i-.. E*iciflhin was dativurid as emotion u us was _ "W'v 9 1C1, $.rif $.miM Ceunty p1slds, condemned I: die for the U' IS ,,,, _____ ______ M. D. CLASSIFIED ADS . Iuø.m.rdrindsrslrn.at. lIfl ff1 Slit doy II Mv, A. 0. fl innocence lait' 7 pin,, Glgi'i, Squire, Cae1rry. Dstch treat hosted by Caseelberry Lions Qub. -, by E*icvtlon Issuid out of and under s.& of C$rosl? court '*,UNurnJs vfli WNVW Maintains _______________ -I ________ LogdNstics - Thursday, Oct. 15, 1,75-55 Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Stafford - • - - ______ ____ �/ I I 4 • I . :- 4 -. - -. e .. I - . I-Iv.s1ai Hush. Sanford, Pt. Thursday, Oct. iS, . . .'?... . • .;: • MI . - r-- ----g-- - --.---.•- - . -. . - .. ---.-.. .ir., • im - Evening leriilil 72nd Y.ar, No. 51-Friday, October19, 1919-Sanford, Florida 32771 MW Evening Herald-(USp$ 481-289)-Price 15 Cents Opp __r- ---- -- I,L]M1I '!1rL7IJ ' pet. Resists mildew, wea0w, insectsand chemicals, 1n6'and 12' widths. No. L-2401. [J Premixed 40 lb. bag makes 1/3 cu .Rog . . ......... i.x Q: Fluid Level ..•. CONTROL VALVE C 99 Nmmrosive. Easy to 1n stall. No. 200A. rLu,Dk,ayr., . 4 II .mop I ..... iu I vuflu SHUT FLOORING p, _-_i iig fn r* dendsi use. Can be loose laid or cemented Inplac. Many pattemsand colors In I r - -. 681101011"111_ _ F C U CN I Val aw"I ft RpP.(..cN . .... 2 (99 ;U;1 5P4O.U$7AKA2 Aiquibsm dw. White 0la S ' W WIW Vft des" wawky. BYFM Wx4'*S'CDX...... 6.,. 112"*4'xS'CDX(3piy). 5.13 1*WCDX(4). SS W *4' *t CDX..... .11.55 35111 I **1\ j • -- ----. ASPHALT SHIATHINS 1019 P0WIt TAPS luLl __ ___ hnpft 1 **h 79 __ soso IF - No PPS$F. lI2"*4'* ir (plaO.I... 2 . 1rvsuowbIsss..s31.. KDV.*s21ai2$WIO3.24 V AIumIuumSHSWi,lø, I-NJ-. 1799 51140 1x1INs.3$lS d ONIUNTIIS uuissuis in di C*woms ____ W S Wvous IS Is.i. fI.ngssNe we"ncy. p • !'' $ijg !_ . gd' _ Police have been unable to find anyone to develop the film of the robbery taken by the bank's 7nm camera. "It's an unusual type film that few places handle anymore," said Detective Sgt Frank Taylor of the Longwood Police Dept. "We tried last night and couldn't find anybody.11 Most banks, he said, use 16 or mm film. The Longwood branch of the Winter Park Federal Savings and Loan Association was robbed by a lone gunman shortly before 3p.m. Thursday. The robber escaped with $1,716 in a plastic trash bug. Police said It was the first bank robbesy In the city's %ory. •. __ .. - . ___ S - _____ #--"!ri By DUNE PETRYK HereldStagWriter .. .- r .-- . - . - . 4 - . S -. •i 4 . ___ the land fora ... .4, S k .4 cn., the jcjg .. cily has Nedv,4bm L - 2 ., :ft Am said the Lob Mary ftingho UL $bsUvs Wthhe $,Ilt The dtd$lSfor . Will be late this aIterno '' 1' bw be" M CslbWVY the option. iiKalb.. before the • is developed. -a rILA : .I-. 1h Witnesses described the robber .' s- .-4! .. CS be that ao my an .r'Mi of the IiIrIid P5 by TS Null' 141 was bu rlstIrn of 16 font be ldVftsvalaeonbsau'a Li hair, wxuui llR5 'U rUl'$$a' .- Lake DrIMDD#tDJDVII .d Iapscmw Mnad urns nwm. SW thouitby some tobea wig. By the Festival are $2 for adults and $1 for (ley High School's bandmaster Jack Hems be Ierttsd; usks now at the film police hope students and may be purchased from any ,'-'-'-stops to check with some of his musicians, Ibet msasf.etar1ag aid to determine whether or not It band member. Tickets may also be obtained Herron will be host bandmaster at this year's of fir PRACTICE ..the . __a& ._ - _",'I, -_ .pt1c .1i* !"dth. biIIIs.-il- '" "4WI Club CU Evening Herald, sponsors of the event. which will be held Nov. 3, at 8 p.m. Tickets for may be 11111usd tIh!elNmP Sold he opts to able to recognize him," Sgt -told Is cation He Taylor said. of ISir • thep - $15 The branch if! robbed lain 1110M "Wift a 1006 a" will 110 Is wor adisk the a": Road 427 jut mouth of State t 4114" at on 10111118 hr in a few hem Cky Road 04. -psesssi vISlIWUIS is Now Pbi1KNOW dot he Ii The robber reportedly Mood di a of resisting arrest In line holding his hand in front By GAMY GIAU programs at Ridiard's Grocery. police, saId, "ft Is a mystery to into a t the corner of The charges tch - seu. $ Neruid If Weller and with violence and buttery on a othis face. Earlier reports that Ups arrival they found the urn" how Johnson got out of the Seventh Street to . ____ law enforcement officer were an employee of the savings and m, sip at bottom of the mouth but door beck of the petrol car. The cars Mangouatün Avenue. - A oh.in dIONEWD . The delver ran between some added after Brewer was struck. 105) assocIation aP9roaChed Richard's Grocery, MW. 13th brube,i oat and a man fleeing we equipped with locha and a iy .reda.iso w'a01, id a. the iris on a bicycis. Albert Thothpeon, address the robber because of his cag. hack seat. Perhaps houses and escaped, police IL ul Into a as - es 'a ,a They the suspect at Birnosky thsortzed, Johnson said. Tony DwightMcGill, 20 unknown, was arrested for siSpiclols behavior are false t ' to _ a.,j .'---2741 E. *1* IL, Sanford was disorderly conduct, and Sgt. Taylor said. The two 4 14th Street and Southwest pathla toot ku the door to keep ft . 5 55$(, tdal former farnal, tellers remained behind resisting arrest with violence. Road. The man repeatedly unlocked or the officers forgot arrested for burgl ar of stints Included: y. c_s •,st.isi ca. ' -&i sear to a. the counter. - A burglary siapect was turned away from the petrol to lock the doors. Between 10:20pm. and about The police report on said it took four officers to arrested, escaped, and car and it aflgoufly required A charge of escape was added 11:30 pm. a crowd forming in p as O a long -'---, -- W broom two oc.rs to pat him in the to Joh' n's char ge.. the business block near subdue him. rictEad: barrel revolver from under his - Two ether burglary vuidv'. Qarence Noble, 56,1412 W. jacket and ordered four • Another police car heading Richard's Grocery p4 into a - -. '' entswirsdis.d Uwe* WillisJou", 24, 781 E. forthegrocsrycssnsupona conflIct with officers In- 13th Place, Sanford was otothebsckof arrested for disorderly In. the bank. He tommed the Uish Sanford by police before Swath St., Sanford, was snail foreign car Weftthe vedigating the breuk4n. Prognu . ciu4g Into a ditch at the arrested for burglary, niWiltg scom. The car was riposted to An officer was Injured and toxirsitlosi. boa to one of the two tellers and cerner .1 Seventh Sired and wed illinat vkIwo,, end have two suspects kwotvedki the.e men were wrested from All the arrested suspects in ordered her to fill it with big the Thursday nl happening - Magoedine Avemuis; r- sn' r of burglary tools. the burglary. Th. police chased the crowd. m Thi.-W*kd WW Co'I" -Acrowdiosmiugnearthe Jolmionalkgsdlyhudapulrof the car heading north 05 Officer Darrel Brewer was we otholeCounty Police said heleaned over the grocery ata.k,d with police pliers and kill. with i. Alexander Avenue. ..struck on the heed with an Jill. cou nter shouting "ta US W gr.e Hu rmuil IVisS r: ! g 'a thee. wrests and On the usy back to the police The driver of the car w unknown object. According to Noble was released after the US Ma money was W ei" a.liesiti of rmiuis being injured. - atMies Johnson escaped from chased north on Oleander Sergeed Benioskj, Brews, Is poMIn $106 bond today. psl r.md : wers. He (_- • a Nil sq.Ft. 14$ 11116111. 04L • 3)' 23' .111 sar 199 h 1*4* S SPIUCU STUbS Edition I. it 1st Willis Jn, Tony MCCIII, Avenue to 10th Street and o only suffering a headache The fl5ew 'a a ssmmar'y tin petrol car. sur'cal ayes and Stiesulise, a. s,to E.ar Gathsrs, Albert Thomp. ii us by, Indeed cmi. .wr Court Project, today. b fr New" uoa$ur.d se met ., !-, Id his lift hind in uuhI1 .m., . id" , AM 00 polio. statift out to Ylglifh Sired op to Edgar Olive Gathers, 31, I= $05 irS In the Jill today in lieu front of his two. e 'n bse Where ends. ipIilipisps $srgosat Sill B.raseky, Mulberry Avenue to Seventh W. 16th St., Sanford was 010,200 bond each awaiting M lI: pm. the polio. *s Whs. 5*5 cent appearance. the Indeed Sired where the vehide ran wrested for disorderly conduct. their onom In LONGW000, Page IA rioshed a cell of a. SIMM a 6181 fibrous pmr. wore herglary'a for opolo in 01e- - Commissioners May Lim t Develo . .. . N j Val Five Arrested In Hectic MUMIs MLML env twimo be" of am . 2!? sss,v '711 Squire .21.33 Sunm. Ik,sItNsk.d NNISSIAU $4s NIU1S Top Vol. so lb. - Darkroom? 5 2290w8h .319 I. - j rir.d to - ILth. my's heard of A6111110 ft" down by Akmn- vusuusm Jy Pro MJIYTU UNKUAD Pay P101 Galvanized ted GIPWO, 99 ftch vesioms. to the --*1 ó2:100 oax're nN1ICT. Rubber BATHTUB CAULK White waterproof caulk. No. 8640 Silicon* - - rssdivanoriasncsWtIng a $01,411 budget for fiscal IM 1• s's In the wftb ic Mark ad Mm Southward of a IA )4s'y f of___ $ 010 so*hs corner of net realistic and áMM.4 and Lake Mary made to the budget to balance it AM wore rAt - lbs c night at the request of was Intivetid to be" en W dov.lopr, John F. Price, praisul done of the sd on ftrd rudiN orMenu. property 4os sdoig the corn- tar wthe city'pa.sd an ___ - athew Sill Robber In ByDOWNAU1 RitnddII Weller •I••••••• W Longwood . £ I38 Each 8312 light diffusion. Prismatic or Cracked Ice k Clear orWhfte. k.14ftozcaiI......59 1I clip 1 blade. 12' length. I . Ensure the finest quality of Each 14" .w -: E:i!i• .. . 1XT Bile NRMA.W ROMARCO I. r wide. roo case 1C h positive I j Lake Mary eve pm en. At $20 Mi*11'i*on 31 Package Rog Pric.(pkg.ol6shi.fsJ up to 150` of nd con sainises mol mirror Mm arid 3 US 28 KAX Satin ---. -- -... ------.---. •:. nuts . qiqfa OW taxes and after accounting for Inflation declined a the first quarter of 1* will be even worse than otherwise." Cd loglemems ma att.Ii wdJntI inflation. . quarters of declining inflatlonadjusted GNP. That, apparently, is IS kilow.d $2.3 percent decline in the April-Jun. quarter, half percent In the third quarter. Chase said several temporary or one-time factors were causing the definition Federal Reserve Chairman Paul Volcker had hi lb Bank of America's economists bad predicted a 1.0 percent an improved third quarter. Social Security payments rose in July. n-dnd when he told Congress this week: "I'm notsure we're In 2bo MM figures also thawed Wiatlon - as measured by the tided-quarter Increase. Chase Econometrics Associates, a leading Gasoline lines ended and auto dealers used rebates to increase one." EZ Cord CONTROL MEZURLOKO Luminous Holds POWER TAPE ____ LIGHTING FIXTURES Has high impact 1ftI' arusted bft Sf . ..' 21!d -16 MOV100ft Each SOUTNIASTlIN IOANNODuC?51wC Reg Prk.(pan.D ..........2.59 I IMonacot.IIiI1 '•" . U Rural MAIL BOX ........ 1.99 HOUSE.PAlNTLC!hI MITER-BOX ggp tt!t? RUBBER SEALAN A$PUIPOSS ICIC lStSM Pikit Made of select Rock Maple. h w0od, nt1 450 A mufti-Purpose clear, Has one 90° and two iF mitwaterproof sealant are, one 46° .ce miter. w' x miii _____ .. 4 5%##x2%". [ I No. 732CL. ors. 11fto&osrIds 4616. . Each - dk* On Old"ONO C ......39.N .g. 1S,vjFh1d for safety. With 2 r'Ti No. 402. •e Each -- II J AAA ?LL) 49 LIQUID WRENCH I4gI_A 1 I I I 40 lb. Bag . 4. I I I ' 32 Ritiactabliliadi IA UTILITY KNIFE P gi1 41Instant positive I LI TRIMLINE Scts• j1 - '-..-.......... II 3'4"x14%"x48"pOIvpene. Package of 6 sheets. Adheres tightly. Mildew resistant. 86" cartridge. No. 2050100. SCyPS r-----------'i WAa8W*GTON (UPS) - Rsersng $ lime which began In GNP - Increased only 8.4 percent during JulySeptember, the forecaster, expected a "slightly positive" figure. An Incomplete, sales of 1979 models. But these auto sales, Chase said, may be ths enomy turned aroimd in the July.8ptiinei quarter lialleal rise since the third quarter of 1978. confidential Commerce Department estimate showed a 1.4 "borrowed from the future." !VM6MW00 a sr1Mng 2.4 percent, the Commerce Department But another government inflation Index, designed to measure percent gain. The Bank of America said In an economic outlook report It jeat.d to". Fits rises theo4hOut the economy, *.owed a L6 percent inTreasury Secretary G. William Miller and the president's necomoolidis bad ___ed an Increase - U=0 a ew cram In the third qurAer compared to 9.5 percent In the second. flation adviser Alfred Kahn both have said in recent days signs expects a 4 percent decline in the fourth, October-December, $sat, iali.r On. - and almost all of then have been saying Both these Indexes long have been twining below the consumer pointed to a possible third quarter increase. second quarter of 1980. aflGain WNW mom the country Is AMInor near a recession. price Index, most familiar to Americans, which has been rising at What does It mean?, "TheU.S. seems to be on a well-established path to recession," Tft ftgun's r.post.d by the Commerce D.peslmssg thou tho an annual rate of 13 percent. "A slight rise In third-quarter real GNP," Chase said in a report sobs" as Gross National Pr all goods and services And them was little comfort in another part of the rqxxt. ft to Congresa, 'will not indicate that & recession can be avoided. the bank's forecast said. Eqwnded Polystyrene ___CAULKING Easy toauemble IS" vanity in White Leather or Dark Oak. Comes with White/Gold or BiowrStoneItured marble top. (Fixtures not Included.) ......... . . Scottys Sq. Yd. CONCRETE MIX '- LAWN TIM MINInVANITY A long wearing,in back car PACKAOE Reg. P,ic.(sq. J Ec n my Reverses ,* Up 2.4 Percent ent - (mud) CrT' Ch' ilhs4isi of a septic teak (osigrskiidv, Ftas run 1$ designation been MivIat1osw These stipulations has Prasevulhss atom P are dhpowd I. susan adper I. Rib French said in i on be aids witheat griblaru," pages. ,s'sb"+td for arias of usdqse include rapairenents that no edur* 0'W ,V'. ,Indy re ed appes.d to Ibee rrFrench aId, "the. I doa " leSs. iii French said be Is also op. 0094W .*Iflc.ce t we cheap im natural elevation or hew 10011011 d0NY NYM do posed to 'avaset" soslig Set subj.ct to protection grids will be made ether than a.d tiii 'WI ItS rissomned'a Vial "I ...- go poper rot $O build sMs. to locate genturis, 49 SHIA* * ' U ,d aulurat ON we on o do anas pestisles allows for areas typically have the septkt and deabdieldo and IW7 ! Ni$ sued pame ed t L11i wa. Tinily's aseth will in pm," he aId. A u s do edherlWIen to supfl following tharedernh: soila y received is uwsd b uft pNr and private son0 a. the L i of "Nam pc V$ low po4r"', j p he -S ndn.iep flcs1'an Iron the lending. chv1es ad Sad poem '-if ad a.a.Ms. The return. met t u.s. species di ty, protective WMAM dog it is awwo d . ft. IAM 11111116 Ud 1 Wv D - -. - D L smsmsi. 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Conservation area Ilnsflveacrieba.edace,tain wedos'thsveto radio thern" T Mid. ,aI - r-e' has bus oppretsI water tint ad fl-I- ___ - - S have," S -. . - . w - --.- -£ - s. 4 - S IT - k:4 .I 0, 1- 2 -- _-. -S...-. I . -r. .•j.4 - - ------------ - - 4 Al ...--7- • I - . - .. ' ..* '_ -. . •.. S ' . __________ - - - - - -- - .. , • • .* - -. - I . - S � 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, October 18, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on October 18, 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 8-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 18, 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/62582937889684987e0929cf5bedd414.pdf 0c65a75d5e6373c4cfa54fb73ff0a239 PDF Text Text 6 BEVflQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. - Florida Tuesday, July 17,19 79 Getting TM.lMiAsEE - State Energy Director Ix Hester has that the state's gasoline situation for July is similar to that of June but without the distribution complications caused 1w the independent trucker's strike. announced "Our gasoline allocation level for mis is very close to the national allocation level." lksler said. 'This indicates that Florida is receiving an equitable share of the nationwide supply." The director said that t'stunates indicate July gasoline used in ' Equitable Share' the state in July W78, but said he believes Floridians Can liVE with the lower amount if they continue the voluntary conservation efforts that have led to reduced consumption in the last two moritbs. May of this year was the first month since October 1977 that consumption did not increase. hlesler urged F loridians to continue their gasoline conservation measures in order to assure a continued and equitable supply throughout the month for residents and tourists alike, "Observing the 55 MPH speed limit, combining errands, car- Of Gas pooling ;in(] using mass transit, and operating and maintaining our automobiles for maximum miles to the gallon are important energy-.saving steps that all of us need to take,'' he said. Supply "Over 12 percent of the state's civilian labor force orks in jobs directly generated by tourism," Hester said, "and many other m if the nu ber of visitors jobs would be affected indirectly declined.'' Hester emphasized the need to maintain adequate gasoline supplies for tourism which he said is vital to Florida's economy. lie pointed out that in 1918 more than 32 million tourists had visited the state, spending over $12 billion. This sales tax collected from 1978 tourisia amounted to almost $08 million, 71st Year, No. 285-Wednesday, July 18, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald-(USPS 481 280)-Price 15 Cents State Energy Office estimates indicate the supply situation for diesel fuel may be very tight this month. Hester said stringent conservation measures will be necessary to avoid shortage problems associated with dics"l and other middle distillate fuels. ~ - I ~ I I I 300,000 Revenues Risked REALTY TRANSFERS to Industrial Steel to Fred W i l son Sr & WI Elsie F . W 125 it of f011Ow,nq beg 1.31495 ft N & 300 It W of SE corner of Gov lot 5 Sec 23, 54630) Jack I Gorcion & wf Patrca L to Walter H Pippin A wf Dorothy M , Lot £20, Forest (lro,jk, F iffh Soc. 553,5(m) Ronald E Johnson A wf (,troiia M to James 13 Snodgrasc & WI Sophie E . Lot 41, 1311 A, Winter WOOdS Subdv, Un I. 558.500 Jeffrey T Lawyer A WI Barbara L to Jeffrey I Lawyer A WI Oar bard Lawyer, Lot 8. (UI A. N Or) Kanches, Sec, 5100 Erwin Schmali A wf Sophie C tO James W Pickren & wf Beverly A , NE of Lot 13. Mecca PI,immc'ç I, Franklin D Collins & wf Linda S to Purnell Jordan, S 78 73 it of Lot I?. 01k F. Paradist' Pnt F- rst Sec. 531,800 Andrea C Drake IsgO to Leon Dowling & Thomas F Lunstorci, Lot 11, HIP. 3, Lk Ridge Park, $6,900 John J Zorian & wf Acir print' F to Warren L Adams & f Margaret A . [6911 of Lot ISA W 40 it of Lot IS. 131k C, English Es?, Un 1. $75.000 Dennis D Dysert & WI Roberta 0 Pishell to George P PiShell & Roberta S Lot 9 & W I? 5 I of Lot tO Oakwood Hts. CO. $ 20.000 . HOUSE Donald I Arlen to Richard A Carlin & wf Jacgiielyn 0 . Lot 12. W 25 it of Lot I), 131k C., Sanlando Springs Tr 16. Sec Pep , $40,900 u S Steel to U S Plome Corp , 01k 157 & 25 A 3133. 131k A. Lot 7. 011 6. Lots I, 2, 3,7, 8,9 01k 7. lots I. 6.7 I?. (III H. LOts I 2. I?, 14. 16 18, 01k 9. Lots 1, 12. 15. 22. 13, tIll tO. LKOTS A 6 20. Shadow I'iiIl, $450,000 Jon liar Dcv to Harry A Goehrinq. Tr , W I IS ft of Lot 412, All Hotel Land A Navigation. %lQC) (QC 0) Pooer F) fli'.ir ' , Mirqo M Dean, LCit4SP 5301? IpSSff 5 SIt of Lot 45. Gindervilie H?S . $ 100 (QC D) Dorothy A Christinsen i o L Iv C Christii,nen, Lot 2& Fill C, Pearl Lk Pits, First Add, IUVP( I ISINb 'i'9 1 ' I rfs . I , . ___________ ' ' 1, ;, -. 4 • r, I 1. . I, %I ' ' - ' % " . . 1.L '5 . ti , " " . 00 1_4 I 1 1 ., I ' . .1 1 1 IN I p . , Lot 56, Wekiva Hills, Sec M to Michael Builders of Scm. Lots I 4. . I I 1 I I I ,f I ~ I __~, . 0 A COMPLETE LINE I -" -&~ - !'.-.--AfJ ' 6 ,, . 49' - beg 17 2 it W A IM it S of NE corner & PAINT PAINT SUPPLIES 11 ~1 4 - I .k, _. _________ I Beniarnin Moore Pen Paints Points GLASS & PAINT Seg"k COMPANY, INC. 210 MAGNOLIA SANFORD 32? 4822 0""111,31111311imabMalk, , . . .. _____ .. , I , 4, I 11'1111~1111111111111 . IN Marie H Lots 17 A 48 13)1 1 The Forest, S9,600 P Meek Jr to F rank i I aradiso, Wi a of NW of NW4 of ~ E,nehit wf Engineer Es, $ I? 9)0 to SV U NC P At I Lot Carolyn Burley G Adkins & wf Helen L to Jimmy 0 Willis & WI Norma I , Lot I??. Winter Spnngs. Un 3.596.000 PdUlelf L Willis to Alan ISondania & wf Deborah, Lot H, Seminole Sites, 539,OO. 1, D till It foEquIf,jbleLf A Society of US,, Lot 27 & E 38 it of tO? 29. 1311 0. Or'jid Hills Park, $47,500 Piche Homes to John P F riend Hills, Sec 7, $80,600 (QCDJ Frank Svarcar Jr Barbara to George Habura5 Sr & WI Anna, beg at pnl 930 88 it N of SW corner of SE , of SW 1 a of SOC 28. $100. (QCD) . . Wmaccor%o & wf Irene, W 400 it of F 2nd 'Add to HIack Ii nirno(k $14,900 John I Lowry & WI Corinne 13 to 13ThcocP Cu to Joe Main, ( 'arisen Windward Sq, Sec Three, $39,600 Snhal Pot Prop to Robert t Cooper P. wf Ilene, I of I. (lIlt 3, Sabat Pot •n,er1,It'd Plat, $72,000 Raymond T. Gaines & WI Diane L Eleanor V , Lot 6. Rik S. Lk Ridge Park, $42.500 George Fulea & WI Anne to Ed ward M (igan P. WI Maxine C .Lot 4, (Ilk A. River Ron Sec 1, $ 53.900 Winter Springs Dcv to Ricara Carol 0. Surles & ttb Corp, Lot 76, IUSCaWiIIa Un 1, Ronald L to Ronald I Surle & wf $ 50233 Carol 0 Lot 1, 011 0, Meadows, Un Picara Corp to Steve Persmplerci &wtMyrna E , same as above, Winter Springs Dcv to Country SY0.200 Homes Lot 192, Winter Springs Un 3 , Bet Aire Homes to John N. Morgan 51. Del Aire Hills Dennis G Jakubowski & WI Uri One, $39,800 Cynthia L. to SE Uks Jr Co Jr., Lot (QCD) Johnny P Hall Jr., to Ruth 6, fllk1,Ryptatof Lot 1,01k 6 & Lot Oraz Smith. Lot 220. Midway. $ioo. P1 Chin Matchett (married) ChQSh Odin Amer Homes to Regional Constr,.Lots 5, 6 A 9, 011 6, Sterling Wang A WI Keui Hsiang Wang to Park Un 3. $25,500. George Y Tseng & Chao Hwa Liu, (QCD) W. S A S to LOUIS ' Lot 2, fltk A. Oak Ridge Park, Stubbs A WI Katherine, Lot 13, (Ilk A, Lk Brantley Isels, Sec Add Sec , Fred I Angle & wi Rebecca to . ' r s . 1, 253 44 It of t4V,", of SW1 4 of SL14 of Se( 16, $31,700 Dade Fed to Paul M Jackson A WI Delma L., Un F.4 Sandiewooci ;:" - T ti, 'k!1II clerk Sharon McKiiIII4'' displays IlK gold jeweln' I Longwood Pi az a - ~ D iscove r Carben 911011XIM ~* For Gold Jewe r This Is The house 'i.: i ' ' y That Jack Built.-- Beauty and siiiiplicity mark those most important oc- qualified to work on all kinds of the quality collection of Speidel casinos. watches including electric and jewelry III 14k gold to be found automatic models with all work A variety of other jewelry guaranteed. Batteries will be at Carben Jewelers located ILmgwood Plaza on Highway items such as birthstone pins, installed ui watches without in rings, necklaces, crosses, charge. 1792 north of State Road Longwood. lockets and identification Ben also repairs jewei bracelets are also in stock watches, clocks and antique For that special woman in $100, You can design your own time pieces. lie has a proven Fred T. Angle, Lot 10, Lk your Assoc. Bldg Contr. AS, to William Harney Acrettes,$i0O. OIl A, life Carben has class ring at Carben in white or reputation in this area having H Medema Jr & wf Diane R Lot fashionable gifts Mattie M. L. Perry to William that will be yellow gold from a selection of opened his first jewelry IS?, Barclay Woods, Sec Add, Perry, beg 13161 it N & 621.8 it W of cherished and worn with pride, designs for all area high $61,700. business in lngwood in 1967. SE corner Of SW'4 S 107.8 ft W 60.85 Howell Cove Constr to Michael A Schools. It 107.4 It C 60.85 11,0 beg. Sec 33, Rik S401000. He is a graduate of the Joseph Ask to see Speidel's gold pen. H. Howell Cove Sec Section, $55,500 Clara T Lord to Paul A. Lord, Lot dants including the lovely l3ulova School of Watchmak ing. Qirben specializes in quality Fl Land Coto Fl. Res Comm Lot 18. S 75 it of Lot S. Lordlanci Subdv, I Highlands Sec 2 7r D rep, $17,400 lie also does engraving, ring sparkling diamond pendant and watches and dependable watch I 1100 Howell Cove Constr to Salvatore go ...rt'pdir and diamond setting....... with matching repair. chains ennrth H FleminO P. -WI -Evelyn ;s bracelets, anklets and earrings Oil P. & Patricia A. Fleming (sgi) to For fine gifts for all occasions Robert W available. Greenwood Iks to Fl Res Comm. N. Woodlands Sec Watches for men and women and dependable watch repair Lout, DII C Greenwood Lks, 18.600 000 ' are available in the lat est styles come to Carben Jewelers. Baltic Ann H. Strickland Dobbs & hb Carben also carries the from an inexpensive Raymond wt and Americard and Master Charge Kenneth striking Speidel lathes fashion Helen M., Lot 19 & C W 5ff of Lot 20. Joseph dependable Timex to the most are welcome. The stui'e is open DII B, English Est, Un I. 158.500 Fiesta watch Lot 97, Northwood, $49,900 bracelet, modern Seiko and Speidel tonday through Saturday from Alfred Meuler & WI Gloria to John Walter P. Barnes & WI Helen F. to glamorous enough for any quartz digital watches. P. Boyles 8 wt Sue P., Lot 25, 1311 9 a in to 6 p 01 Call 831-'285 A. Helen M. RohIlk A Helen G. Rohlik, occasion, and a large selection ' Lk Brantley Isle, Second Add, Lot 4 DII A Lk Orienta HillsUri U I S69,000. of other watch bands for men i- sai.ifln th.... .. $49 900 Sunrise P1 Errectors to John T. ....,_ - nn,,l "u'"v'i. 75,HOY Lt. (tOfl - .. ' Poor Jack! ' -' . . 1J IS years ago, he bought the best fire in . '. surance available ... over the years his pro pe rty increased in value and when lire struck he found out his insurance was inadequate. DON'T YOU BE A POOR JACK? , - , SEE US TODAY FOR A FREE EVALUATION OF YOUR INSURANCE. , - BLAIR AGENCY 323•771 0 2S10 AOAKAVE PHONE 323-3866 . . - , 5ANFnRn ' Wi Lynda Lfl0ô C. to Beninati & WI Carmela, Lot Wilfred C. Hoenicke Sr., & Sunrise Un One, $54,900 Winter Springs Dcv Corp to . G. Gloria, Lot 1, 811 E. N On Ranches, Carben also has diamond Adkins Constr, Lot $55, Winter Sec 2, 5,5,000. Bernard F. Brlslenn & WI lsabell friendship and Springs Un 3, 123,500. engagement to William P. Leevre & WI Judith Frank A. Holden Jr., 8. WI Virginia G. rings and engagement and H., Lot 10, DII B, Carriage Hill Un 4 S. to Edward A. Weber & w' wedding sets to choose from for Delphlne M., Lot 13, DII Sterling 5.52,100. Lewis M. Glass 8. WI Charlotte I. Park Uri 7 tkA rim to Marc .. - . - Timex watches and talking alarm clocks featuring Disney and Sesame Street characters. . , . . . __ Bentley said a recent ruling by Seminole County Attorney Nikki Clayton, stating that the hospital in Sanford as now operated is similar to a special district for taxing purposes, means the board has two choices in budgeting-strategy. The first option, he explained, would be to continue with the present plans to change the hospital status to private, nonprofit. Under that option, he said, the new hospital carwould formed poration negotiate a contract with the county for payment of care to indigents. However, he said, If the conversion from a countyowned facility to a non-profit, private facility is accomplished, the tax funds given to the hospital to pay for indlgentcarewouldbecomeahlne item of the county's general government budget. As such, the amount would be limited, since the Florida Legislature this year passed a bill prohibiting counties and municipalities from hiking taxes more than five percent over last year. According to Bentley, county officials have indicated that if hospital funds were included in the general budget covered by the five percent lid, SMH could expect to rcr"ive no more than $408,000ln tax receipts from the county. The hospital board had asked for more than $709,000 next year for indigent care costs, The second option, Bentley said, would be to remain a county-owned facility. As such, 'a~, I t,I ,v ~ 'X ~.-Oqaj 11 CARPET • DRAPERIES LOUVER DRAPES MINI BLINDS • WOVEN WOODS BEDSPREADS • WALLCOVERING PROFESSIONAL DECORATING SERVICE IN YOUR HOME P40 CHARGE. NO OBLIGATION CALL 322.3315 or 322.7642 PHILIPS WcomOng Denop-Ili""" ., ' ' ... IN BUSINESS SINCE I Wilily P(t its - - - k - ' "I 11I- . . & I I 1 . I ~ I 1. 4', .. ____________ -. j \s -. V .' Herald Sketch By Ron Beck Is this ,' aiiv ss:iv Iii cliiti ,,IIi'.'II,'t'., ill I iiti ,i uii&u II ' I , t ! J1,Z.,"...... • I .. If , I ... I '- ,, fl,'t " I . -. , . . ' . ,' 'v. . . ., • ,' : 1. . , . . ;'; '., .. , .. ' , i 141 - .16 '4, .f' - . . ..1, , It-, I , L1,,, , '- . 'i".' " ' I r. .,i . Ii s". '.' 'A. p' ' . -.,''.": ' - avmw I ' , " , , '..', : ... . 1 '':: . , - install 'speed humps'' Oil the sti cet ' Ned JLsn Jr., who suid ' new ttoc tte - . '-' . .1 :' - R I - 1, _* .: - - l.a the course of the dramatic events of Tuesday, the president referred to his top aide Hamilton Jordan as his ''chief of staff'' _______________ _________ ______________ I J _________ ______ ll1jgL' 'Not everyone was left in limbo' " - t.• - - - . - - ' - -' -- - According to administration aides, the dramatic sequence of events began Tuesday morning after Carter's triwnphant ap pearances in Kansas City, Mo., and Detroit, where he outlined his energy proposals to enthusiastic audiences. He met with his senior staffers, most of whom already had gotten the word that the shakeup was imminent, Then he held a two-hour meeting with his Cabinet, telling members in a "frank and candid manner" that he had reevaluated his own position and was "taking a hard look at the Cabinet with changes in mind." - review tilt- offers if resignation carefully and expeditiously in the next few days.'' Officials said Carter feels that since he spent time reflecting on his job, he thought other government officials should go through tue s:umii' type of n'nt'wil process. 'liii.' mu','.' apparently was uiieamit to give Carter a free hand in rearranging his troubled administration, and to give him a fresh start as he t'iiibark.s oil a re-election campaign. Although it is not certain who might be cut, it is known that Scurctarv Jamu.s St'hlesing,r already had planned to it'as't' before iii'xt year's primaries begin, or sooner, and at least two other Cabinet officers have clashed with influential White hioicsi.' idisc'rs Tm casury Secretary Michael Blumenthal and I lt'alth, l':thut'ithiii alIti Welfare Secretary Joseph Qihifano. - - - - - h':;ic',- a position Jordan has filled in fact but miut in title until tios. And authoritative sources said Carter's "national security . team" Secretary of State Cyrus Vance, Defense Secretary Herald Photo by Tom N.ts.I Harold Brown and National Security Affairs adviser Zbigniew Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley points out cracks in Brzezinski - will "remain intact." the wall of the facility to staff member Kay Bartholomew. The cracks will be Carter's extraordinary solicitation of mass resignation offers repaired and paintedas part of a $137,000 facelifting program recently started at from his Cabinet and closest aides is unprecedented. the hospital. It followed his two-day public speaking blitz after his ( imiip David "domestic summit," when the president re-evaluated his presidency after a stark drop in his popularity polls. - " ehoo1 upcn. ........, eg i - - n ,p i g r ma up with tht I Res ' nations One official said Carter suggested the Cabinet officials "should Four doctors on the staff of profit facility in order to permit some positive action taken In hospital's future, administrator Seminole Memorial Hospital in the sale of tax-exempt bonds to this direction by the end of the Charles Bentley said that the start re-evaluating themselves." He accepted the offer of one official to "make it easier" by all year, we will probably move hospital is suffering financially Sanford have warned county finance the improvements. The letter reads: "If the four our staff privileges to West due to the heavy volume of members offering their resignations, and agreed to Vance's commissioners that they will Indigents receiving hospital suggestion that oral resignations were enough and there was no admit their patients to West of us are going to continue to Volusla Hospital." care. In a report to the county need to put them in writing. Volusia Hospital in Deland use Seminole Hospital, we think The loss of a major portion of commissioners, hospital ofinstead of SMH unless facilities it is vital for the hospital to find The members then offered their resignations - some feeling the financial means to upgrade Volusia County patients using ficials said they received about theirs w~~ald be accepted, others with the feeling or with a private there are upgradL, J soon. its facilities to make it more SMH could be a financial blow $340,000 this year for indigent mess that they would be retained, The physicians are Harvey attractive to our patients." to the hospital. During hearings care from the county but the "Not everyone was left in limbo," one official said. W. Schefsky, Clyde K. Meade, It continues: "If we do not see this spring concerning the actual costs borne by the Most of the Cabinet members slipped out of the White house Jerry M. Robinson and hospital amounted to more thanthrough a side door. Others saw reporters but declined to cornFrederick J. Weigand. All four $600,000. meat. maintain Deltona practices. Ta'i1., All the Vol usIa County The doctors sent a letter At 3 p.m. EDT, Jordan put in a conference call to all Cabinet u dated July 12 to commissioner patients are paying-patients Or' members and read the statement that press secretary Judy have their fees paid through Powell read later to the press: Bob Stw-mn urging favorable consideration of a plan to Around The Clock .......4A Horoscope ................. tB Medicaid, a hospital spokes"The president had a serious lengthy discussio with his ...................2B Hospital ...................2A finance renovation and tm- Bridge man said. According to hospital Cabinet and senior White House staff today about the priorities of Irovements at SMH. The plan Cowici ....................2B OURSELVES ..............J.B figures, about 20 percent of the his administration. He reviewed with them the progress of past calls for a conversion of the Crossword .................2B Sports .................10, hA hospital's patients now come years and problems that remain. ..................4' Tv1s1.ji* ................ 12A ho*ta3 from a county-owned Ed11u1 from Volusia County. "All members of the senior staff and Cabinet have offered their .................lB Weather ...................3A institution to a private, not-for- Dear Abby GEOFFREY POUNDS. resignations during this period of evaluation. The president will - r It ft(' 'iitIL Nola- wt'ri' :ii -tcil 111011 lo 'pile 'II the lint ''it iii 1it- iiis ..;iiti I hc recognized the situatloii Was botittt to ssoi Sea, especially when ttii through :.uuui LUIII itt i liiIli)isi4uif WASHINGTON (UPI) -- President carter, who threw a thunderbolt at his entire Cabinet and top White house staff by asking for their resignations in preparation for a wholesale shakeup, is expected to move swiftly in deciding who goes. Not all perhaps not a majority of the administration's toll people will lose their jobs, but the president was reported ready to pick up the resignations of several advisers "within a few days." " .. , . I.' ' . - ii On C - ' 'e$, - :. ; f(i' . . , to dPtIIit, ',' , .•.. .". . . -1 c" . , -.,• . iUUtI1VII(fli Devonshire. lie asked the city ... Carter Decision Due Soon 1 '' j ' • - most railicalsolution put tili.-, .;ivri ,.;;wng "Speeders Will . ' . ' 11 ,... , .' drivers, III,any of whom were froin neighimring ' .t " . 11 (' '1 . . - •' '4 ,,,, , .;." ' -,-. ,l if (i'SillI' ii--,!,.4**.Zl%lv7wcxdl.v..V.&-Wa-*---Vtf.,t--,:-.!~.... - . "- . , ShuLiiah) coiiiplaint tI that sitl. rs ss ft ignoring tht nwiicrous stop Sl'flS that hi,iti been put up to sinis (1(15511 Illi1it . - 'thZ' . is' iwc of the sp&'t'tl bumps, thii' cI)IiuiiAsSiofl Monday rejected tilt- Idelk. II not speed blimps. ssli,it s tht amistr City officials Cillllv 111) %~ith some rather bizarre suggestions. 'lliese Illi IlIlli ii IpItit ill tiit 151 ilit ut 115513 iiiossir equipped %~ith tadai- 1,,un operated h~ officer in order to catch , ,lx-cdvr.,, b% surprisv, closing tilt, street between tile two subdIvIsloo's-lild Installing.1 toill"ate sunflar to a railroad to force drivers to slow down. On the advice of City Attorney "i ' Herald Staff Writer Desperate tunes call for extreme measures, it*s been said, and l)evomLshire residents apparently are gt'ttiiig desperate abotit speeders through their subdivision, Edward ird Sthuikmwi of 545 Devonshire Boulevard, ard appeared before the Longwood City . Commission last week lit his Seminole County Sheriff's deput) uniforin explaining lie was there its if private citizen. ,vI.',.ajiLl,Iu, .' P P . , IN ongwood Has Unusual Ideas To Sto S eeders L rA If U pg radi'eng Isn't Q uic k , .A . r"/ 1 I lk~ V 1J. . - - 1 ___________ -. Doctors Threaten Pullout Carben specializes in Timex watch repair, but is also S. Jennings & WI 0. John C. Glenn & wf Helen T. to Darlene, Lot IS, Cypress Landing at Kenneth A. Cranston 8. WI Henrietta Sabal Pnt. $91,900. B., Lot 31, 611 Q Woodlands, Sec 4, Joan W. Boorstein to Richard M. $69,900. RaihI 8. WI Doris 1., Lot 9, DII 1, Kenneth W. Whlcker & wI Ir en e to Shadow Hill, $51,300 Donald G. Mathias 8. WI Faye, Lot G. Wayne Culver 8. WI Sherrie Z. 19, Howell Est, Subdv Rep., $36,300. to Leonard A. Dilano Jr., & WI Myree H. Lynn to Rudolf A Van Patricia D., Lot II?, Spring Oaks Degrafl 8 WI Hedwich F Lot 21 less Subdv, $53,000. NE cor ner of Lot 21, etc., $62,000. Fl Homecrafters to Lonell Beers Babcock Co to Arlington S. & wt Martha, Lot 26, E'/7 of Lot 77, Brc'cke$t, Lot 22 6, Windward Sq., DII M. L ongwood Prk, $35,900. Sec 3, $43,200. Agreement for Deed, Frnz W. Floyd L. Winlree 10 Daniel L. [letter & wf Helen B. to Lawrence Tebbe& wf Cynthia M., S5z of Lot 16 E. Mingo 8, WI Norma 1., SW 7511 of I. Lot $7, BlI 29, Sanlando, Suburb Lot 3, DII E, Prarie Lak $100. Beaut., $16,900. Sunrise Errectors, to Kenneth W. John H. P. Cressman 8. WI Peggy Parker 8. WI Betty E., Lol. 55, H. to Kenneth W. Whlciser 8. WI Sunrise Un I, $58,900. Irene Whicker, Lot 47 Howell Est Irvin J. McSwaln, Tr to Paul W. Subdv Rep., 158.333. Mac Dei- motl & WI EIl*befh M., Lot Pacesetter alders to Warren W. 6-10 Lk Har ne y, Sec it, $11,900. Twelves Jr. & wf Linda L.,Lot 126, Carlos R. Foster 1. WI Carol A. to Myrtle Lk Hills, 140,000. Irvin E. Lewis &Wf Josephine W 177 Joseph M. Minich (1911 Delores M. ft of E 50712511 of DII A, Tr 5501 Rep Blancett (married) to Robert D. of Tracts 47, 50, 51, 51, 55 8 $6. cxc Labouef 8 WI Debra A., Lot Lots I-I & 2121, DII H, Tr 56, Trallwood Est Sec 1, $36,000. Sanlando Springs, $69,900. David M. Drawdy I wf Julia to John G. Vega 6. WI (arol I from SE Stephen Ralph 8 I Elhel to iseith corner of SW of NW¼ of Sec 30,20 B. Herrick 1. WI Mary E., Lot I, DII 30 etc., $171,000. 13, Weathersfleld, First Acid, Bobby L. Landrum 8. WI June L. to $37,500. Nick G. Nlcolau I *1 Helen, Lot 2, Hubert R. Earley et c d-b-a Bar. DII C, Sweetwater Oaks Sec 2, clay Wood, to Ar-Dc Homes, Lot 22, $111,900. Barclay Vlv000s, Third Acid, $77,500. ,.11Il I r,,t.1111/ 1 ' Sec 29, $24,900 Williann A Einheit Tr & Carol C, Clayton's ruling would mean Seminole County is in their sooner," said board member the hospital would be exempt corner," hospital board Allan Keen. lie said the sooner from the five percent lid and the chairman Thomas Blayney the improvements can be Seminole Memorial Hospital county commissioners could set said. made, the greater the chances Board members Tuesday voted a tax rate for county residents arc for long-term financial But Blayney said that if the to take a gamble that, if sucall the way up to 65 cents per hospital does not receive funds stability of the hospital. cessful, could hasten the $1,000 assessed valuation, close to what are now being Hospital board members are planned multi-million dollar The 65-cent limit was required to pay for indigent seeking the change of status in renovation of the 25-year-old established by the Legislature care costs, the board would order to allow them to sell taxfacility, by special act in 1952 when SMII have no choice but to cut costs exempt bonds. Sale of those If unsuccessful, the move was organized. The present and raise rates. lie said some of bonds is riot permitted for could cost the hospital $300,000 rate to taxpayers is 24 cents per the cost cuts could involve staff county-owned facilities. The in revenue next year. $1,000 for hospital services. lay ffs. bond sale would be used to The vote taken involved a -. That rate venerates the $387.893 H the county conumssiuners finance a renovation and decion of whether to pursue a in tax receipts no given b the approve ard's rehabilitation ippro%e at hospital ia ii a i n program p ,r i change in status from countycount ' to the hospital Under request and grant tile change of cluding the possible co owned hospital to a private notthe proposed budget sent by the status, tile hospital would stand struction of a satellite unit n for-profit facility or whether to hospital board to the county to lose revenue during the the Lake Nlary area. accordi ng defer that action for another commissioners for COO coming year because of the tax to board plans Estunutesof the year in order to realize sideration,a tax rate of about 43 lid. But the board members rehabilitation and renovation otentla1lygreatertax receipts. cents per $1,000 assessed indicated they feel the risk in project have ranged fm $12 valuation is being sought. That The five-member panel voted waiting a year in order to wi- million to $16 million. unanimously to stick with rate would generate the dertake renovations could be County commissioners are requested $709,WO. original plans seeking the Under either option, Bentleylmuch more expensive in tile scheduled to meet with hospital change of status ong runt. representatives this week and pointed out, the decision of how "The message I'll take to the "We're willing to take a next week to discuss budget much tax money to give the county commissioners next hospital rests with the county chanc on less revenues this matters and review the request week is that we're finiy year in order to get our im for a conversion to a not conunissioners. behind the change to not-forcare ea ' i The future o health profit status even irovement plans underway profit status. it means less revenue," said hospital . . administrator Charles Bentley __ ll!!~,_.l ___1 ,,7 ,,7.; ;~~.\/'~ , -io. - ~ Marvel J French to Frank E Paradiso, W'4 of NWi 1 of NW' i of ____________ It I I ~ fI " I Cahill Contr to Maur ic H Austin & Martha S ___________ , CPO _____ ' - "' '' 7 -1_1\*0 /,/-, ,., I 1* Pill 11.4 I o - . I-_ .' I I ~i By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer ' Assurance Soc U S Lot 6 OIl C Eastbrook Subdv, No. 7, S42,000 : __ ___ ____ ::!~; ,IF* .,--I I N 'I W 4 .,.., I -~" I eed Fixmu P S - I , d ADVERTISING I . "L,__________ Lot H. [ilk 6, Surnmerset N Sec 4, Deccatexine Consfir , Lots A & 99 %ion garet M Cou II I L 2 YEAR OLDS AND UP HOURLY - WEEKLY - DAILY A Modern State Licensed Facility Planned Activities: Arts - Crafts - Music Qualified Staff. Large Fenced In Play-Yard Phillips & wt Lucille V . Gra( P Prop to L inda J E van%, Un Lot 16, J A 61stline's Add to I.W. 641, All His, $34,900 $64,000 14 to Charles Ronald L Simpkins & wf Pam.l'i 0rMl& wf E lisabeth D , Lot 16, A to Ronald L Simpkins & wf 1311 13. Camelot Uri 3, Pamela A , Lot 15, A W half of Lot F W F letter A wi Helen 13 to 16, [ilk M, Lk Wayrnain HIS, S100 Leann E Good%on & hb Daniel w , International Land Planning il to R:t J Sanford 44 ~1 -7 PHONE 322-8547 OPEN YEAR ROUND , Andrew L McCaw to Marcia A P,iirpPiy, Lot 583, Alt Land Hotel A Nay , Subdv , $505.500 Babcock Co to James P Harper & Kay K , Lot 243, Windward Sq. Si'c 3. $40,500 Grace Prop to Harvey Dun nington. & Larry P league, Un 31? fl, All Pits $ 22,900 Grace Prop to Jeannice 0 Ija,nmq'r, Un 229 Alt His, $31.900 Grace Prop to Edward W Mc Alt 11i Donough i j, ill " (,racp Prop to James F Poserina. (Next To "The School of Dance") 2536 Elm Ave. , SMH Status Gamble CHILD CARE AND PRE-SCHOOL ft 4 apq ,4 , " _ 7 1 Jr4 L.r \, THE GINGERBREAD • ' - - - - - - P o k See ks ore F r s l Sheriff's deputies Would have to cut down on the number of calls they respond to in SeminoleCounty if additional law enforcement officers are not added to the staff, Sheriff John Polk said today. Polk's continents came as hearings began on his department's budget request for the coming year. Polk has included in his request to the county commission the taring of 12 additional deputies, two baliIfs and a computer programmer. But county administrator Roger Neiswender said he will rcc'ununend thii' commission deny Polk's request for additional persomimiel. With the additional staff, Polk's request amounts to $4,351,247, an 18 percent increase over the current operating budget of $3,684,457. Neiswender has rectimiuiieiided the county trim the sheriff's request to a figure of $4,090,247. The $0,443 difference would be the expense of the additional personnel and support equipment for them, Polk said. "Our deputies are responding by car to about 50,000 calls per t.'ur. But the population in the county is increasing and so is the crime rate. Without more manpower, we'll probably have to cut down oil the nwnber of calls we can dispatch cars to," he said. lie said calls such as reports of stolen cars or troublesome dogs may have to be hiand.led over the phone without dispatching a deputy to the scene inutlediatel)'. lie also said that the use of deputies to help monitor the crossing of school children at busy intersections might have to be curtailed if additions to his 36deputy staff are not approved. Neiswender, however, said that large expenditures for the new jail and work on building 310 at the airport have put a strain on the sheriff's department budget. lie said he did not believe the overall safety of the county residents would be jeopardized if the additional deputies are not hired. 'The sheriff's department is the highest priority in the minds of the citizens. We're going to fund it to the highest level with the revenues available," he said--GEOFFREY POUNDS - �2A— Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July is, 197 400-Pound Air Compressor Stolen WORLD BURGLARY Someone broke Into the home of a Longwood family and stole about $2,000 worth of stereo equipment and cash, according to Seminole County deputies. Angel L. Arrayo, 30, of 808 Longwood-Lake Mary Road, Longwood, told deputies someone entered his home sometime Saturday or Sunday by prying the lock off the garage door. Stereo equipment valued at $1,841 and $161 in cash was taken, deputies say. The burglars apparently were scared off since a color television set was found in th kitchen near the point of entry, de puties say. SILVER, JEWELRY TAKEN SHOPLIFTING BY JUVENILES FIREARMS STOLEN Three Altamonte Springs juveniles were apprehended by the Jewelry, silverware and other property valued between $8,000 Firearms valued at $2,300 were stolen sometime Tuesday from security guard of a department store after they walked out with a and $10,000 wss stolen over the weekend from a home north of the home of a Longwood man, according to Seminole County roll of caps for a toy pistol without paying, according to Seminole Forest City, according to Seminole County deputies. deputies. County deputies. James B. Barnes, 29. of 100 Sand Pine Lane, told deputies Gary Seybert, 46, of Lake Emma Road, Longwood, told depuThe shoplifting incident occurred about 2 p.m. at the Kmart someone entered the master bedroom through the sliding glass ties someone entered his home by prying open a patio window on store on state road 17-92 in Fern Park. The security guard told doors and ransacked it, the bathroom and a filing cabinet In the the north side of the building. The patio window measures 14 in deputies he saw the boys ages 11, 12 and 14 take the caps from the utility room. ches by 14 inches. toy department. Missing property included several pieces of Tiffany silverware, A .35 calibre pump rifle, a .22 caliber Smith and Wesson pistol Seminole County deputies were called to the scene and tran- coins of various age and assorted Jewelry, Barnes said. A stereo, and a double barrel shotgun were among the firearms stolen, sported the boys first to the Seminole County Jail and the Juvenile several guns, small cassette tape player and other valuables were deputies say. Detention Center before they were released to their parents. left behind. Sandinista Guerrillas Threaten Somoza's Successor MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UP!)— Anastasio Somoza's successor today faced renewed Sandinista attacks and the wrath of United States and much of Latin America for refusing to abide by a U.S.-mediated peace plan and turn power over to the rebels. The Insurgents were poised today to launch another offensive on Managua and declared the guerrilla-backed junta would enter Nicaragua to set up a provisional .government In defiance of President Francisco Urcuyo Mallanos. "Should the new Nicaraguan leader Insist on staying, Sandli.sta guerrillas will order yet another offensive on Managua, capture and try him," Junta spokesman Manuel Espinosa said In Costa Rica late Tuesday night. "Urcuyo will be responslhieior the bath of blood that is arnilng." Nixon Says Aid 'Wetbacks' of opponents of the Islamic revolution, but foes of the Iranian leader set off a bomb in a western Kurdish town killing eight people. Unrest also simmered Tuesday in the oil province of Khuzestan over the disappearance of ethnic Arab leader Ayatollah Al Shubair Khaqanl, who seeks autonomy for the key region. Arab militants charged their leader was being held prisoner by revolutionaries somewhere In southern Iran and said "supporters of Khaqani" had served the government with a 48-hour ultimatum expiring Thursday to obtain Khaqani's "release." LOUELLA DIRKSEN HONG KONG (UP!) - Vietnam today maneuvered tn curbed, possibly In anticipation of the refugee conference. Top leaders of Hong Kong, Japan, Singapore, PhilipPines, Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand all were on their way to the two-day Geneva parley, determined to ease the crlsls that has saddled them with hundreds ofthousands of beat people since the end of the Vietnam war. Gunboats Shell PLO Bases. TEL AVIV, Israel (UPI)— L-Rraeli gunboats shpIled a suspected Palestinian guerrilla base along the Lebanese coastline described by the military command asastaging area for seaborne raids into Israel, In Jerusalem, the government of Prime Minister Menachem Begin met in a four-hour emergency session Tuesday, but failed to reach agreement on price hikes for most basic foods and gasoline. A proposal presented by the Finance Ministry also called for doubling the price of gasoline to $3.58 a gallon. as pt ntinne .trna. th* ,v,,,p,,., h. slaticivis of the increase. Uiiàri4.em h*I,*d China Agrees To Talks PEKING (UP!)— China has agreed to a new round of talks with the Soviet Union In September In an effort to Improve ruptured relations between the two communist &0* SOVI diplomats said today. 1 diplomats said the talks, beginning In the second half of September, S would be laid on the level of deputy foreign minister. TheQsineuewnbauadorin Moscow, Wang Yu Pin, ° deputy foreign minister, will represent China at talks, Wks, they said. Gold Tops $300 Mark LONDON (UP!)— The mass resignation of President s Cabinet sot gold eting over the $30b mark to a new record level today and the dollar tumbled again. Gold MM s $t250 an oence In Zurich overnight toop ata now all-Um high of$302.37SendinLondon,ft was w) $4.1 at $X2 exactly. Itwas the rat time price of gold baa exceeded $300 an 0111111M "She was here when I moved to DeBary," said Holcombe. "She report from a financial con. was always constructive and wanted to help people and was ac- sultant on Industrial and tive with the Heart Fuñd,the DeBary Manslon and developmnents commercial water rates and for senior citizens." utility tax rates; and recom — Findings scheduled to be released by the U.S. Treasury Department Thursday could have a dramatic effect on either Mexican or Florida farmers or both. Some farmers in Florida claim the illegal "dumping" of Mexican-grown tomatoes is driving the small state far' mer out of business. Some farmers further claim the practice of dumping selling the tomatoes at below [lie cost of production is driving down the price of [lie vegetables anti unfairly costing U.S. farmers a considerable amount of money. Mexican officials argue any new restrictions on the importation of tomatoes could cost that country's economy 200,000 jobs and $300 million in exports for that country economic burdens the country can ill afford. There have been hints from some Mexican sources that a:: unfavorable ruling on the tomato controversy could affect negotiations for Mexican oil. Locally, County Agricultural Agent Frank Jasa said only about three Seminole County greenhouse growers of commercial tomatoes will be affected b the '1'rcasur Department ruling. House Panel Convinced - Of Murder Conspiracies — WASHINGTON (UPI) Last-minute scientific evidence persuaded a majority of the House Assassinations Committee that there was a conspiracy involving a mystery gunman In the assassination of John F. Kennedy almost 16 years ago. Individual members of the criminal underworld may have been involved in the Kennedy murder, the panel concluded. And it found that greed for a reputed $50,000 bounty on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. may have motivated James Earl Ray to murder the civil rights leader In 1968. But three members of the 10-member panel, according to the committee's 28-volume final report, rejected both conspiracy conclusions and remain convinced that both Lee Harvey Osewald and James Earl Ray were lone assassins. — 'Congres.sinan Kelly has generally taken the position tomatoes from Mexico should be subjected to the same standards as U.S. tomatoes in terms of packaging, inspections, etc.," a spokesman in his Washington office said. ''The regulations should not be used to create it disadvantage for l"Iori'h' farmers," the spokesman, Hill Purvis said. As for the tomato issue affecting oil negotiations, Purvis said one issue has nothing to do with the other. — ADMISSIONS Ssnhsrd: OWN Beesley Robert P. Slnson Russell Fvgusin Lowrance Fields ImidIl 0. Punk PeNy anus Midsasi MiThss klan Williams Ernest J. ArlIngton,, Osbary _ Susan I. Johnson. Dflary 11Vt F. WalIsri, Dalry $jil Ljrj Jss*Ins N. Pinman, Garnet SmIth, Duos ftse , Eiinlng IIeu'Id 0 Js.nh. Daly Marion W. 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A GM spokesman said Tuesday the defect, which could produce a loss of vehicle control, involves faulty outer front wheel bearing lubrication. There were no reports of Injuries. The recall includes GM's entire 1978-model year production of the Chevrolet Malibu and Monte Carlo, Pontiac Lemans and Grand Prix, Oldsmobile Cutlass and Buick Century and Regal as well as the Chevrolet El Camino and GMC Caballero speciality trucks. — - - Mine Cave-In Investigated CLAII(FIELD, Tenn. (UPI) Federal mine Inspectors said Tuesday it may take three weeks to determine what caused a cave-in 4,600 feet underground at the Double Q coal mine that killed one miner and injured two others. The accident occurred about 9:20 a.m. Tuesday. The mine was called the "Angela" mine and is located In the Eagan community near the Tennessee-Kentucky line. — House Keeps Dress Code WASHINGTON (UP!) The male members 01 the House of Representatives will maintain the decorum of the chamber, even if it kills them. Well, even if they sweat a lot. After a day of back-and-forth debate during which a Texas congressman In shirtsleeves was ordered out of the chamber by Speaker Thomas O'Neill, the House made It official: Male members must wear coats and ties in the House chamber even when the thermostat is set at 78 degrees in line with President Carter's energy conservation and even if some corners of the chamber measures Into the "high 80s." rise occasionally Authorities said 35 young APOPKA, 'Fla. (UP!) people and eight counselors headed home from a swimming trip were treated for minor injuries Tuesday after their bus was forced Into a ditch by a swerving car. WE TH ER $1 420 - - Saturday TOLEDO, Ohio (UP!) The wife of kidnapped American businessman William Niehous filed a secret $4 million lawsuit against his employer two months before Niehous was released in Venezuela, a judge disclosed Tuesday. The suit was filed April 26 in Lucas County Common Pleas Court but was kept sealed and secret at the request of lawyers for Niehous's wife, Donna. She believed her husband was still alive and feared lnbrmatlon about the suit might prompt his kidnappers to kill him. The suit alleges that Niehous' employer, Owens-Illinois Inc., was negligent in trying to secure his release from leftist kidnappers. It seeks $4 million In compensatory damages. Niehous, 48, held for 31i years was manager of Venezuelan operations for Owens-Illinois at the time of the kidnapping from his Caracas home on Feb. 27, 1976. A Lock-On Dome Top adds almost 4 gal. extra capacity FRI. 9:00 Prices Good Big 24 gal. can capacity $42.50 PER CASE E4pm.pt 'Sinus . 6()e tO 'l'-• - SAT. 9:00 ... 35 Inlured In Bus Mishap CArll.11 S Hems DiNviry: Week 11 Csstsa Ninth, $3.Us Months. 611.1191 Year, SM." By Miii: *1*. IS ceutsi Month $341a SMutIis, $3141, Year, . $AVE BIG ___ _____ MANUbV# July iS. im—v.i. 71, P40. 255 PgbUshed Dilly and Si.aday. except Saturday by Tb. Sa.Ird NraId. :. Pool Owners anfoi' 209 East 1st Street — ISMINOIIMIMORIAL HOSPITAL July it, ins STORES Downtown Dome To pt Casey J. Cline, Like Mary Rat L. Atkinson, Orange City DISCHARGES Sontord . Willie Arnold Iifly J. rnk. . Middle of Sale - extra capacity of a " 4 — Eliminate this Trash Can mess... with the "The congres.sman wonid not take kindI to attr::ipt-, intimidation," he said. U.S. Senator Richard Stone, 1) -Fla., has not Lila position on the question, a spokesman for his office sStone has been instrumental is making certain the Treasury Department acts on the matter. Among actions was a speech on the floor of the senate reqtu support for his demand the Treasury i)epartnient t. some sort of action. -11esenator has i'e:i primarily concerned with: to it the farmers get a fair hearing," hi: spokesman s At one jx:int it looked like political pressures t prevent the hearings "'Fhe senator will wait for the report on the acciLsati of illegal dumping before taking a stand w i the matt: the sxjkesriuui said. Those opposing restrictions on Mexican ex;xn Is tomatoes, including the administration's chief at inflation fighter Alfred Kahn, claim the r estril ions wo increase the price of tomatoes to corisun turs nil fuel country's inflation. The Treasury department will be acting on :: from Florida farniers accusing Mexico of violating Anti-Dumping Act of 1921. AL — [) is es I "She was a beautiful person," Ms. Myers said of Mrs. Dirksen need for restricting horsepower "very warm and open. She was a considerate person - one who on boats using Lake Mary. Stead is concerned that high cared about people." Richard C. Holcombe of 202 Angeles Road, DeBary, said he had powered boats are disrupting known Mrs. Dirksen for 11 years and described her as "a won- the lake's ecological life. derful neighbor and a lovely person." Other business will Include a IN BRIEF - Mrs. L L (IWP NI tII'ii Moat —w•' - HOSPITAL NOTES SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) — "We still feel they have a long But Minton said it was hard to The Hansens said theywere Everyone was smiling — the way to go," said their 23-year- say when the girls' muscles very thankful for all the help doctor, the social worker, the old father. "But it's a victory would be strong enough to allow financial and medical - they parents — but Elisa and Lisa that they have come this far. them to walk. Before the have had since Elisa and Lisa Hansen seemed unconcerned That's what's really exciting - surgery they could only move were born and consider the that they were going home for we can plan a future for them." by rolling across the floor surgery a miracle. the first time since they were together. "Sometimes it seems like It Both twins wear specially DeCeseparated seven weeks ago. Minton also said that it would never happened - It seems Doctors separated the Sia- designed bonnets to protect "take months and maybe unreal," said Mrs. Hansen. "I mese twins, who were born 21 their skulls. In several months, years" before doctors will be think it was between the DeBary resident Louella Dirksen, widow of the late U.S. Senate months ago Joined at the top of they will re-enter the hospital able to accurately test the surgeons and our heavenly Republican leader, Everett M. Dirksen, and mother-in-law of the head, In a history-making for constructive surgery to mental capabilities of the girls, father that let them be sue. create skulls, Senate GOP leader Howard Baker, died Monday in Washington, 16%-hour operation, partially because their muscles cessful." Elisa and Lisa have massive are still underdeveloped. D. C. of cancer. But before they left for home The young couple, which has Her daughter, Mrs. Joy Baker, and best friend and traveling in Ogden, Utah, Tuesday, the gaps In the top of their heads But he said they "understand had another daughter since the companion, Mrs thilan Niget,'were at the side of the 80-year-old girls took part in the fI.M news and some bone will have to be and respond normally," and birth of the twins, said they are Mrs. Dirksen when she died at Sibley Hospital. conference of their young lives. implanted to get the çxlstlng doctors have not found any both from large families and The Dirksens acquired a home at 215 Angeles Road, DeBary, in Ellsa spent most of It in her skulls to grow and reshape to emotional trauma associated plan to 1.ave more children of cover the brain, according to with their separation, their own. the mid-60s and since her husband's death in 1969, Mrs. Dirksen father's arms, playing with a Dr. Steven Minton, the surgeon had divided her time between Broad Run, Va., and DeBary, rag doll and gazing around. who has been In charge of the usually staying at ther Florida home from October through May. Lisa chewed on her shoe and case since the twins were born. Mrs. Dirksen had been on the board.of Pan American Bank of fingered her toes, The girls are already trying DeBary for several years, resigning only last month because of Ill The proud parents, David and to sit up by themselves and it health, according to Brenda Myers, bank vice president. Patricia Hansen, were plainly won't be long before they start "She had been fighting cancer for years, but was very active thrilled to watch the girls crawling, the Hanscns said. until recently," Mrs. Myers said. "She traveled quite a bit lec- learning to move separately. turing and giving speeches and was active in senior citizen activities until the rnI of last vønr" "il ls a personal loss as well as community loss," Don Bales, w.w owner of Sanford Motors said today of Mrs. Dlrksen's death. "I'm 7 sorry she's gone." "We served together on the board of Pan American Bank and On she was a good personal friend," Bales said. "I have worked on Energy Code several fund drives and she was always willing to help out. She came on the CF Cerebral Palsy) Telethon manning a phone as Lake Mary City Council will mendatlons on the traffic well as giving a generous donation herself." hold Its regular meeting survey made on First Street, "She was one of the most famous women In this area, but was Thursday night at 7:30 at City very down to earth and I enjoyed talking to her. It was a lot of fun Hall, * to her her stories about various politicians she had known back to On the agenda will be the first the Roosevelt days" he added. reading of an ordinance "She was active and swam in her own pool everyday." adopting an energy code. The Bales credited Sen. Dirksen with the fact that Pan American local code will follow the Bank was built In DeBary. "They were having a tough time Florida code governing congetting a national charter for a bank and Dirksen used his In struction of commercial fluence In Washington to help them get it," he said. buildings and private Funeral servi 1.ces for Mrs. Dirksen were held at 10a.m. today in reside c and will apply to Washinon ándirnongherfriéndáfrombeBary attending were heatin cooling and lighting Pan American Bank President and Mrs. Samuel Faron Jr., requirements applicable to the William Heneghan. local businessman and former bank director, Florida clImate. and longtime personal friend Pauline Kessenich. sun ssi m ..on ''c ii... R A A.i.1 i Burial will be in Pekin, fl!.1 there her late husband Is burled. "' Jasa said large tomato fields are located near Plant Cit', Fort Pierce and Ocala. Ile said there are no coinmercial field tomato growers in this county. U.S. Congressman Richard Kelly. R-Fla., whose district includes Seminole County. has joined the Florida Congressional Delegation in Support of the Florida farInc rs In a letter to President Jimm y Carter's administration officials, the delegation said state farmers were being forced to sell tomatoes at below fair market value. Kelly warned of the "demise" of the winter vegetable market in the U.S. leading to a foreign monopoly. lie compared the vegetable monopoly to current oil monopoly controlled by the OPEC nations. By DENNIS FEOL Herald Staff Writer NEW YORK 1 UPIl Ten years ago this Thursday, Mary Jo Kopechne drowned in a car driven off a bridge by Sen. Edward Kennedy, 1)-Mass., and th. iation's political lexicon acquired a new word "Chappaquldick." On Tuesday, in an interview with CBS news correspondent David Cuthane, Kennedy said he will never forget it. "From a personal point of view, it's a tragedy which lives with me, not just at an anniversary, but lives with me each day," he said. "I bear full responsibility for that accident. I acknowledge that many of the actions that I was involved in on that night were Irresponsible." Now, his supporters are pushing him for the presidency, and Cuihane said while Kennedy feels "it is fair for people to judge him on the basis of Chappaquldick all of his record in public affairs should also be included in their final judgment." Twins Leave For Home Refugee Talks Near r..r,, — "At outhouse in San Clemente, a lot of those wetbacks, they come down the railroad tracks and they think they are past the (Camp Pendleton) Marine base. They come across the fence into our place and the Secret Service comes and picks them up. "Some of them weigh 90 pounds. We give them a little something (to eat) and they go off and they (U.S. Immigration authorities) herd them back." "The tragedy Is to see those poor people," he said. "They're out of work and they've got to be criminals to go back to work. That's wrong." So far this year, more than 200,000 Mexicans have been caught trying to cross the border illegally in the San Diego area alone. The U.S. Border Patrol estimates that up to a million escaped uncaught. "We've got to work out a scheme," Nixon said. "I don't know He said some of them turn up at his house at San Clemente, what It is but It is wrong to have the present situation. Both those which is about 50 miles north of the border and next to a coast- that hire (the aliens) and those that work are considered hugging railroad line that Is one of the routes the aliens follow, criminal" TEHRAN, Iran (UP!)— Millions of Iranians marched in support of Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini's condemnation Ruling Due On Mexico'Dumping' Ch rnt NATION Kennedy Discusses Drowning SAN DIEGO (UP!) - Former President Richard Nixon says he gets personally involved in the Illegal Immigrant problem because hungry "wetbacks" wander onto his estate and he feeds them before his Secret Service guards return them for deportatlon. Something should be done to allow Mexicans to enter the United States legally to look for work, Nixon told UPI, so they and their employers are not turned into "criminals." In an Interview during his trip to Mexico City last week to see the exiled shah of Iran, Nixon talked about the thousands of Mexicans slipping into the United States illegally each day. Although he called the illegals "wetbacks" - which some Mexicans regard as an insult — he appeared concerned by their plight. Millions March In Iran Wdn,cl' / Jily Eveninq Herald, Sanford, Ft. Someone who apparently has a lot of muscles toted off a 400pound air compressor from a pickup truck Tuesday while the owner was occupied at a Longwood tavern, according to the Seminole County deputies. Michael D. Lucas, 26, of Red Bug Road and state road 426 in Oviedo, told deputies he parked his truck about 7:30 p.m. in the lot of the All In the Family Bar on U.S. Highway 17-92, Longwood. When he left the bar two hours later, Lucas discovered the green air compressor was gone. Deputies found one beer bottle in the hack of the Ford niekun truck but the fingerprints on It were ssed mear ed. IN BRIEF avoid harsh criticism at the Geneva refugee conference opening Friday, but more human debris of its forced emigration policies washed up on Asia's shores. The Hanoi government linked a reduction of the refugee exodus with more foreign aid, and intelligence sources said refugee departures from southernVietnam had been 11111110 THURSDAY TIDES S a.m. readings: ternDaytona Beach: high, 4:54 perature, 81; overnight lows 5:33 p.m.; low, 10:59 am., 73; yesterday's high, 93; am., barometric pressure, 30.01; 11:47 p.m. Port Canaveral: high, 4:41 relative humidity, 91 percent; am.,5:25p.m.; low, l0:SOa.m., winds, SEatS mph. 11:38 p.m. Bayport: high, 10:17 am., Forecast: Partly cloudy through Thursday with scat- low, 4:21 am., 5:50 p.m. BOATING FORECAST Ytered mostly afternoon and Augustine to Jupiter Inlet St evening thundershowers. Riglus .malnly In the low 90s and lows out 50 miles—WInds variable tonight In the 70s. Winds mostly southerly around 10 Virlable mostly southerly 10 knots through Thursday. Seas 3 mph or less. Chance of rain 60 feet or less. Scattered MUD. percent today, 20 percent derstorins with gusty winds lonight and 50 percent Thur- mainly during atkruoons and evenings. ;dsy. .,, '.. .' 4 "- . .. .,' -1 - ' • ., — - - .. -t_ ,' , - .. . .. . - . .. • ., . .. .• - - -. -. .' . �Evening HeraJd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32171 Area Code 3054M-2611 or 831.9993 Casselberry City Planning Technician Bruce Furino is optimistic about prospects for securing federal funding for a proposed $310,932 multipurpose senior citizens center. He hopes to receive preliminary indications of the city's chances for the grant before Oct. 1. A beautiful site has been selected for the project, halfway between the two recreation sections of the city's Secret Lake Park and facing Secret Lake. Furino says preliminary contact has also been made with the Department of Natural Resources in the hopes of acquiring a Resource Recovery Grant to beautify and renovate the park. It has facilities for picnics, baseball, volleyball, tennis, shuffleboard, fishing, and boating in Triplet, North Triplet and Secret Lakes, and a playground for tots, In addition to being a place for meetings and recreation activities for Seminole Countians 60 and over, the proposed facility would house Congregate Meals-Meals on Wheels and the Seminole County Mental Health Living Unit for Geriatrics (a day care facility for the elderly). The unit would be Around Wednesday, July 18, 1979-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS 01CR DA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director IW MMENE - Ir _ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18 50; Year, $3600. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. Central America's Marxist Threat Although Nicaragua's President, General Anastasio Somoza Debayle, and his dictatorial regime constituted the chief reason for the civil war now devastating that Central American country, the Somoza government has ceased to he the issue. Ever since President Somoza became convinced a few days ago that the tide was running out and announced his intention to relinquish power, the real question has been what kind of government will come into being to replace him. The outcome is tremendously important to Latin America, the United States, and the Free World. Opposition to the 46-year-long Somoza family dictatorship has been the chief adhesive holding together the loose confederation of guerrillas known as the Sandinista National Liberation Front (FSLN). With the departure of President Somoza a growing danger is that the Marxists and nonMarxist elements of the Sandinistas will fight it out for control of the country. There are three competing factions within the Sandinista Front: The Tercerista, or moderate non-Marxists who have been pinned down in fighting on the southern front, the Prolonged Pàpular War (GPP), composed of Marxists, and the Proletariat (P), also Marxist but of the Maoist stripe. The Marxist Sandinistas control Ncaragua's cities and towns. The Sandinista Marxists have been given substhntial but surreptitious support by the Soviet Uion and its satellites in Eastern Europe. I4oreover, a small but effective international titigade of Communists is fighting alongside the GPP with volunteers from such disparate nations as East Germany and Panama. n a bid for international recognition, th e Sanista guerrillas have formed a provisional jun ta govern the country d ur ing a three-year reconuJn:per' d. Despite the predominant Marxist ntroJ' e N41l 44lo, nly e Marxls was named to the junta. evertheless il t is reason to fear that, without outside help, the junta will be hostage to the Marxists, and will lack the strength to govern. That is that it is mere window-dressing, a bid for international ~fcognition and assistance. Nevertheless, for the moment, the Sandinistas' nta seems to qualify for the "transitional ernment of national reconciliation" that the Erter administration has belatedly called for. ing a recent emergency meeting of the Organization of American States, Secretary of State Cyrus Vance warned of "mounting evidence involvement by Cuba and others" in Nicaragua d called for a peace-keeping force to restore der and insure free elections. The bloody stalemate, the organization of the nta, and the ebbing authority of President moza added realism as well as urgency to the I nce plan. As the denouement in Nicaragua, approaches, t e United States should lose no time in bolstering e non-Marxist elements to ensure the next vernment in Managua will be representative. ifically, Washington should vigorously support e .Sandinistas' own provisional junta, which ms made to order for U. S. purposes. A Castro-type Communist dictatorship in icaragua could mean the fall of Central America and stepped-up Marxist guerrilla warfare against oil-rich Mexico and Venezuela, not to say against e Panama Canal. The grave Implications of a Marxist takeover in caragua justify much bolder action than shington has th us far indicated it is willing to 1i;;e. . •: ._J The Clock By JANE CASSFLBERRY In case you thought now that Longwood Commissioner Larry Goldberg has resigned (effective Sept. 3) his District 1 seat to run for the District 5 seat vacated by Steve Barton his legal problems are over City Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said Monday night Robert Daves, who brought the suit against the city and Goldberg when he kept his seat after . I ,. ..''..., . . . , the, _.'. 1 . .... ... .. .111.1 I 1".... _-,... 1~_ .0'.0. — *4 - rl -.I. "Good heavens! You're not going to the bcrh liki TKAT'" .. -'-.: - "The gentlemen were very gracious as they all have wells, but they feel the lines need to be put In and are willing to cooperate in any way they can afford," Sobik said. "I felt like it was a subtle form of blackmail, but it was the only viable alternative I had left to keep front delaying Fart said the owner ould like to develop the 3754t'ot strip on route' 434 as cunuucrtial, with the back threefourths of the property as siiiglc'faimmiv residential. The' plan calls for 70.75 hon es to be constructed Gerard Loruiell, former mayor, warned that without sufficient on-site water rett'nt inn there would be floodliit of abutting subdivisions Fart said the low marshy poi lions, which cotmmprise 18. 20 acres of the l)roIrt ould serv,- as natural buffers between the' uommuiicrcial .uul resalemitmal kvelopmiment. Because of environmi ie'nta! concerns, the commission voted to table the request until it could Lx' st udied b Svertrup & Parcel, time Gainesville engineering firm that is preparing a com prehenswe dra ina j,v plan for that area . In still another action, the commission approved pur- See related photo, page 9A , Soblk found out Monday night that his efforts had been unnecessary, as the commission voted 3-1 to put in the 1,000 feet of water lines from Baycon General to Sobik's shop and assess property owners Involved. The city will pay 50 percent of the labor cost, as the line will be used to -. . " WASHINGTON WORLD Friendship 0 Tolerance ? — • . - - PRESCRIPTIONS WE HONOR COMPETITORS PRESCRIPTION COUPONS. COME IN TODAY AND LET US TRANSFER YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO WALGREENS. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. C. CAMPBELL RPH D. MURPHY RPH 55 Refugees Arrive In Miami MAMI (UP!) About 55 Haitian refugees, who were first spotted aboard a 40-foot sailboat in the Florida Straits Tuesday, arrived in the port of Miami under Coast Guard escort early this morning. The Coast Guard Cutter Cape Current met the sailboat about 45 miles southeast of Islamorada late Tuesday and accomnled It to port where the Haitians were turned over to Immigration and Naturalization Service officials for interviews. Thoaands of Haitians have landed on Florida shores in the pM few years seeking political asylum. Most of them are stil in the state waiting resolution of their cases. — T PHOTO COPY MACHINE AT WALGREENS 10C PER COPY. Last Of Escapees Captured NAPLES, Fla. (UP!) All four of the prisoners who cut their way out of the Broward County jail at Fort Laude-dale with a smuggled acetylene torch last Sunday were sack behind bars Tuesday and the father of one of them1vas charged with aiding them to escape. Jinthy Charles Daniel Jr., 19, a one-time amateur bozini champion, who was awaiting trial for first degree murder, was re-captured Tuesday afternoon in a swamp near he 26-mile marker along the Alligator Alley toll road 0 Collier County. Abut two hours later and three miles away, Jack EdwEd Legg,3whohnd been held for escape from the state prison at Ralford, was re-taken. EaIy Tuesday morning, Daniel's father, Jimmy tharba Sr., was arrested at a Naples motel. - Rctor Is Beaten To Death — - ...," • — — . — JACK ANDERSON An unidentified young BIOOKSVILLF, Fla. (UP!) blor$ man was sought today for questioning in the bludgeon death Tuesday of Rev. Jon Steven Hunt, 37-yearold- vector of St. John's Episcopal Church. Hint's body was found Tuesday by the church aeaMary. H hands were tied behlnd his back and his head had beei beaten with a blunt instrument. Two hammers one were found near the body. of tiem broken only "glence Chief Ron Novy said the suspect was seen" recently by a church member be1!ved to be about 18 years old and 5-foot-7 to 5-foot-9 in heIt. - - - Z - leg. $2. Vinyl INSULATID 6.PAK BAG - with choice b.r_, ogo name on h. ,id. of Stay Of Execution Sought 1.99 Attorneys for Howard TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) V. Douglas, who faces a July 26 date with the electric chair, plan to ask the State Supreme Court today to stay the execution. They tried to get Polk Circuit Judge William K. Love to halt the execution several hours after Gov. Bob Graham signed the death warrant Tuesday. Love refused....... "Ths is distressing to me," said Love, who imposed the death penalty in 1973 over the trial jury's recom mendaUon of life in prison. - Silver-Haired Debate Due • TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) With elections out of the way, delegates of the Silver Haired Legislature will hear from Gov. Bob Graham today and then tackle Issues during their first floor debate. On Tuesday the senior ettix's' lawmakers re-elected Tomi Qolut of Tallahassee as Speaker of the House and named Needham W. Smith of Jacksonville as Senate - N*iehous1*: Now The Story Can Be Told . WASHINGTON — The kidnappers of William Switzerland, fell through because of a lastNiehous leftists who called themselves the minute misunderstanding. Months of ominous Argimiro Gabaldon Revolutionary Conunand silence had followed, have contacts in many parts of the world, InOn January 25 1978, we published details of eluding New York City. We were hi touch with the botched ransom attempt. In later columns, them. we offered to meet the kidnappers anywhere In Indeed, when Venezuelan police accidentally the world to negotiate Niehous' release. After a stumbled across the jungle hideout where the long wait, the wary revolutionaries sent us a note Owens-Illinois executive was being held captive, In Spanish asking for "a public statement on this they unwittingly ended months of secret matter." They enclosed a dated signature negotiations we had been conducting for his identified as Niehous' by handwriting experts. release and probably saved his employers $7 In November, 1978, and again last February, million, we complied with the request and repeated our Now that Niehous is home in Ohio offer to negotiate. More months of silence recuperating from his harrowing 40 months as a passed. prisoner, the bizarre story of the ransom Then on May 27 we received a letter, in negotiations can safely be told. It is a story of English this time, postmarked New York City. clandestine messages, last-minute snafus and "We are prepared to release him for ttw sum of agonizing suspense for the businessman and his seven million dollars," th e note said. A color family. snapshot of Niehous holding a recent Venezuelan Niehous was kidnapped from his Caracas newspaper was enclosed the first proof In home in February, 1976. At the Instigation of his more than a year that he might still be alive. friends, we wrote a private letter to President We were told to signify agreement to the Caries Andrea Perez urging hun to effect ransom demand with a coded ad In The New Niehous' release. But the guerrillas would have York Times real estate section: "Wanted: a nothing to do with Venezuelan authorities, villa to rent from (date) with at least seven They also distrusted Owens-Illinois. Early In rooms." This would mean that we were prepared 1978, Niehous' wife, Donna, told our associate to deliver a ransom of seven million dollars on Jack Mitcholl that an attempt by the kidnappers the date filled In. to contact company iecutIves In Geneva, But a snag developed. It appeared impossible ,....-. .• --- - .- •:, - • - -• .. - ; . to raise the $7 million in cash by the kidnappers' The recent Supreme Court ruling that Sen. deadline. So we ran an ad that left the ransom William Proxmire, D-Wisc., cpuld be sued for: amount open: "Wanted: a villa from June II, libel for publishing his "Golden Fleece" awarth number of rooms subject to discussion." has our lawmakers in a tizzy. The Senate Is On June 20, we got the guerrillas' answer: hiring a special staff of lawyers to defend its "Mr. Niehous was very disappointed when we members In future suits. And IroxmnIre's' showed him your advertisement." To everyone's colleagues voted to let the taxpayers foot the bill relief, they did not threaten to kill their captive, for his legal fees which have already exceeded but said they would hold him until we agreed to $150,000. pay the $7 million In full. Jimmy Carter, self-proclaimed champion of the "little guy," has done nothing to stop. To show acceptance of this demand, we ran passage of a Senate bill that would make it; an ad as originally worded, on June and tougher than ever for nall family farmers to. waited for further Instructions. __ obtain from the big iess corporations a' They never came. On June 29 Niehous was share of federally subsidized Irrigation water. discovered by two Venezuelan policemen High-powered lobbying by the big towers' prowling the jungle for rustlers. The next day, succeeded in virtually repealing the 1906 1aw federal troops arrived, and Niehous' ordeal was Intended to reserve federal Irrigation districts, over at for farms of no more than 630 acres. In the ab: WASHINGTON WHIRL: Budget hearings on aence of any action by the Carter administration. Capitol Hill are not noted for their excitement, on behalf of the mull farmer, the lobbying: but when crucial matters like recessing for lunch campaign may succeed. come i. the proceedings are sometimes Freshman Rep. Newt Gingrich, R-Ga., is enlivened. At one recent session, Rep. Ed Pat- unimpressed with the major perquisites of of.; ten, D-N.J., late for a luncheon date, was ajar- fice, like free parking and stationery allowances. med to note that the chairman, Rep. Tom Steed, What really delights Gingrich Is his "stack card" D'Okla., had failed to adjourn promptly at now. to the Ubrary of Congress. It gives the former Strolling over to a couch, Patton picked up a history professor the rare privilege of taking pillow and heaved It at the chairman, saying, books off the premises, and for Gingrich that's# "Let's break for lunch." the best "perk" of all. - - — , - ,,-. •-,• Prodded. U ,-- ._.____.......__ Ms. Crofut used her incumbency to fight off Venm Janeen of Titueville. .II'1:l I CObS RIPSINTI Shetley, EPA In Dispute l ow •U"N1 P1M COLIl NSATVVUI 12 of one n.got.v, o one ..ch o4 0""s Pluvor_d cII M.DRIN' SAYIS OAK HILL, Fla, (UP!)— An Environmental Protection Agency official says the EPA Is doing everything possible to expedite testing of a diesel car Its owner caImn' is capable of 80.miles-per-galloo. Owner Mike Shetley Insists that the EPA Is collaborating with Detroit auto znanufactiwers to delay certification of the turbo-charged diwA autoinob. He piansto start production of the Mercury Capri carat a ¶fltusville plait within three weeks of EPA testing for mileage and emission. I 12 negatives Ov.isis.psnIs woi,..nsII7$i ploc.ssng gr a in children asp,r'n. Soul, of 36 , WE 3/$ 10-DAY NO LiMIT CC'UPON 'I' . -------------- Traffic Law Intent Clarified The Florida Supreme TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) law decrmnmlnalIzIiig minor traffic offenses Court says the jurisdiction of county judges to hear did net take away the U* cases. In a 74 decIsion released Tuesday, the court said the legIslature's Intent was to let a person charged with InfractLns that do not Involve death, Injury or property demegs pay a fins or complete a driver's Improvement cotta ritbsr than be subjected to $ poisibli All tem - - " • - • ) -. . " I.' - /I MIAMI (UP!) Tropical storm Claudette weakened as It moted across northern Puerto Rico during the night but flash flood warnings were still in effect for Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands today. Heivy rains are expected to pelt southern Puerto Rico today and hit the Dominican Republic and Haiti later this aftersoon and tonight, the National Weather Service said. At 6 a.m., Claudette was centered near latitude 18.6 north, longitude 67.7 west, or about 85 miles west of San Juan, P.R. Top sustained winds were 40 miles an hour rnal4' In squalls accompanying thundershowers. - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (NEA) Although When high Inflation rates rifle American annual conventions of the National Governors' pockets as they have lately, there is a tendency Association invariably are highly publicized, for us to take out some of the frustration on :.:.. many state executives apparently have com• Imported products. As prices rise, so does the • pelling reasons to miss their organization's cry for trade protectionism. But, according to annual meetings. Professor David Hartman, Harvard economist, When the NGA convened here recently, the trade protectionism Is actually hurting U.S. lislof non-attendees was almost as Impressive as consumers more than It is helping. the roll of those pre'.ent. Among the absentees In a study published by Consumers for World were 13 of 'the nation's 50 governors. Trade, a non-partisan, non-profit group, HartThose missing included the governors of the man cites some figures which make sober .1 country's three most populous states — Edmund reading. G. "Jerry" Brown Jr. of California, Hugh L. . The usual reason for such protectionist Carey of New York and James H. Thompson Jr. as high tariffs, Import quotas, "volunof Illinois. tary" quotas and "Orderly Marketing The list of absentees also offered new BOAT PERSON Agreements" (O.M.A.$) is to protect American evidence of the national trend toward fathering jobs. children at a later age. Among the governors But, Hartman cites figures from the U.S. who sent regrets were two men in their 40s who on Wage and Price Stability showing explained that their wives were within days of "that It is costing the American public $81,000 giving birth. per year for each textile job protected." They were Gov. John I). 'Jay" Rockefeller IV of West Virginia, the 42-year-old father of The Brookings Institution, according to three children, and Gov. Joseph P. Teasdal of Hartman, calculates that each steel industry job Missouri, 43 years old and the father of two boys. protected Is costing the public $62,700 annually, Other absentees included the governors of acknowledging that the GOP leader was acting and the U.S. Council of Wage and Price Stability By STEVE GERSTEL Alabama, Alaska, Hawaii, Louisiana, Ohio, on behalf of his troops. estimates that the public pays a whopping Oregon, South Dakota and Utah. WASHINGTON (UP!) No stranger can "But somebody is going to have to help us both $114,000 per year for every U.S. footwear Inllmt somewhat sparse attendance didn't judge whether Robert Byrd and Howard Baker so we can get on with the work of the Senate," dustry job protectedl prevent the conference from maintaining its are friends or whether the leaders of the two Byrd said. Hartman points out a special irony In the tradition as a major "media event," however, political parties in the Senate just tolerate each "But my problem is, and the minority leader's footwear case. Two Orderly Marketing More than 300 journalists from throughout the other out of mutual need. problem is, what are we going todotoday," Byrd Agreements ,V early ,la4 year were country flocked to the Bluegrass State. The language spoken In the Senate, unlike said. I* i46014 = 'II ,ieducà 1xnprta i.the anywhere else, Is so heavily steeped In civility "So, I ask The dbst1 I'h added. "t)dèS low-price range." Thus, 1ower- ncome "Politics," according to the time-honored and courteousness that even bitter enemies can anyone have the answer? I have named the Americans are paying more for shoes than ever cliche, "makes strange bedfellows." But seldom be taken as true friends, candidates." before. Hartman says, "As a result (of the 1 does there emerge a more unusual coalition than Byrd, the Democrat, and Baker, the Feeling that Byrd had become a little partisan, marketing agreements), the unit value of imthe organized opposition to the proposed con- Republican, have been working in tandem for Baker rallied and offered as possibilities 10 bills ported footwear rose 17 percent in the year enstitutlonal amendment to abolish the electoral more than two years now trying to keep the which he said the majority leader was holding at ding June, 1978. At the same time, U.S. footwear college. Senate agenda moving with very few signs of the request of Democrats. manufacturers taking advantage of reduced The amendment, authored by Sen. Birch friction. Between them, they have the respon"Not with respect to trouble with members on overseas competition raised the unit value of Bayh. D-Ind., would provide for direct election of sibility of scheduling legislation for floor action. my side Byrd said. their non-rubber footwear products 14 percent In the president by declaring as the winner the Although Byrd has the final say, he has taken But he conceded the bills were being blocked the third quarter of 1978, compared-with a year candidate who receives the most popular votes, pains to include Baker in his plans — partly out by jurisdictional disputes, the need for budget earlier." Under the current system, each state has as of courtesy and mostly in an effort to preserve waivers, the desire for Initial action by the many votes in the electoral college as It has harmony. Professor Hartman contends that protecHouse, and efforts to work out mutually senators and representatives In Congress, a In fact, Baker last week praised Byrd for tionism aggravates inflation and that the amicable solutions to some problems. formula that offers a built-in advantage to the consulting and conferring with him "more than lies not In applying more restrictions on "I have no problems on my side," Byrd said. solution less populous states. ordinarily" as plans are mapped. "I very seldom do have a problem on my side. Imports, but in making our exports more comAs a result, opposition to Bayh's proposal "It is different than things once were, and I am petitive. My senators are ready to go." during this year's Senate debate on the issue has grateful for that opportunity," Baker said last Then he outlined why the Senate could not take Hartman says, "... by restricting foreign been led by a pair of conservative Republicans week. "I think It has worked very well." up any of the 10 bills offered by Baker. competition we are undermining the market Sens. Orrin G. from relatively rural states But like all man-made systems, dependent on After an hour of discussions, always Un- incentive for our least efficient industries (or our Hatch of Utah and Strom Thurmond of South the cooperation of 100 members, this one also fatlingly polite and courteous, the Senate was no least competitive companies) to invest, Carolina. sometimes breaks down. closer to working on legislation. modernize, improve worker skills (and earBut their equally fervent allies in lobbying to It did so last Wednesday, a most inopportune At that point, Baker said he had to leave to join pings) and to become competitive again In defeat the proposed change include leaders of time, a celebration on his grandmother's 100th blr- international trade." two well-known liberal organizations — Vernon Byrd had just informed the Senate that the thday. He cites the U.S. electronics Industry as an Jordan of the Urban League and Howard sessions would be "long and late" and there Byrd told Baker to make sure to "convey my of this fine example of one that has remained highly cornSquadron of the American Jewish Congress. would be meetings Saturday. best wishes to the grandmother peUtive In world markets. Both groups want to retain the current system And here he was with no bill to call up for senator." because its winner-take-all aspects have led action because every one on the calendar was "I know she treasures in her heart the thought "The challenge to America," Ilartmnan candidates to concentrate their campaign efforts blocked, of Howard Baker as being one who has for his concludes, "Is not to protect our weaknesses, by on the most populous states. He offered the military construction bill, three family, and for his friends and for his con- perpetuating our yesterday's -Industrice, but to The proportion of black and Jewish vute Sin housing bills, authorization tdr the Federal Ituéidi, distinguished him elf in a great way," build up our strengths, by shifting capital and those states for exceeds the national average Trade Commission and the nomination of Frank Byrd said. labor into tomorrow's industries. That's what) and the organizations representing those con- B. Relche to the Federal Elections Committee. Then Baker departed for the birthday party in our European and Japanese competitors are stituencles cre determined to maintain the The Republicans nixed all of them. Tennessee, leaving behind an unhappy Byrd with doing in many industrial areas where the United I system that gives them special attention. Byrd refused to "put the onus" on Baker, nothing to do. States was once supreme." 1. "It was an embarrassing mission," John Sobik told the Longwood Commission as he presented signed agreements from property owners on a portion of State Route 434 In Longwood. The property owners had agreed to pay a portion of the cost of putting in a water line to the latest Sobik Sandwich Shop. my project," he added. The site is between Kershaw's Bike and Mower Shop and a small church and is zoned for Industrial use. Tropical Storm Weakens Protection 611,V It..' — ld~o_ 1 Of Trade Impressive — — High Cost List Was BEACH, Fla. (UP!) Former Nicaraguan Anastasio Somoza says he intends to stay in MiamiwlddlIng his thumbs but he maintains a "constitutional right" to hope to go home again some day. Somoga, whose fortune is believed to be as much as $500 million, left the Nicaraguan capital of Managua Tuesday for exile in south Florida. About two hours after Somoza left Managua, the State Department Issued a statement warning him that he may not use his U.S. asylum to plot a return to power. "He cannot act to overthrow another government. He is free tospeak and travel," the statement said. MIAMI Presided chase of a flow meter for the Columbus Harbor package sewage treatment plant after City Administrator David Chaccy reported that the Department of Environmental Regulation i DER is holding up approval of a proposed sewer line extension until one is installed. Belco Entersprises has promised to pay for the Installation of lines and lift station to connect Arnold's Laundromat on Highway 17-92 and a proposed housing development on Fairy Lake with the Columbus Harbor plant. Chacey said the laundromat's septic tank is seeping into Fairy Lake. At the insistence of Leibensperger, the establishment of commercial sewer rates was coupled with approval of the flow meter purchase. In other business; the commission: Authorized Chacey to work out a plan to provide a sewer line extension from Skylark sewage treatment plant to serve the Winn-Dixie shopping center at Highway 17-92 and State Road 434, a new building to be built by TG&Y Variety Stores adjacent to it, McDonald's Burger King i across 17-92) and other businesses. The city will provide the labor and businesses the materials, boring, lift stations, and heavy equipment rental. Authorized preparation of an ordinance rezoning the I OflwOOd Utilities Inc. sewer plant property to PU Public Utilities). Gave final approval to the plat for Tiberon Cove Planned Unit Development on E. E.CWlllIamson Road. loop the city eater system .imnl "ill tic in mth other developments. Commissioner .3. ft (i,nit cast the mm vote, saving the city should pay a larger percentage. The site plan for Sobik 's situp was approved amman imtus lv In another action. David Farr prt.ented a request for rezoning of Sclirimmisher I 'ropt'rtv on the north side of State Road 434 between The Moorings and 434 Center from 13-1 to H-I and Commercial. The 4'.i,te parcel lS (IeS('ril)ed by Commissioner Ray l.dbeiiskrgcr as the "most cnviroame-ntatl sensitive tract we have dealt with." By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer But Can't Plot As Rebel RONALD REAGAN Absentee Sobik Gets Water Line, Site Plan OK Somoza To Remain In Miami A weather report we can count on: Seen on sign at a Longwood carpet store— "No snow expected In the next 48 hours." Maybe not, but there was Ice In my yard last week when hail fell in Casselberry. ANGL E-WAL TERS , .4 FLORIDA IN BRIEF fee." ... - .,I .1 I n Longwood moving Into District 5, has been granted another hearing before Judge Richard Muldrew on July 31. Daves filed the suit last October in effort to get Goldberg ousted. When councilmen failed to act on the issue when ordered to do so by the court, they were threatened with jail. At a special meeting May 30, the commission voted 2-I not to vacate Goldberg's seat and Daves vowed to ask Judge Muidrew to act since the commission did not oust Goldberg. Longwood City Commissioner Ray Lelbensperger, who has been coming across as 'antichurch' recently, spoke out against the practice of waiving fees for churches seeking building permits. He went along with granting First Baptist Church a waiver, but later in the meeting made one of his famous sarcastic remarks. He advised a developer, "If you have a prayer meeting you can waive the visited from time to time by a nurse who would check diabetics and take blood pressures among other services. Other agencies will also offer services. 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Two council seats also are to be decided in election, which will be tabulated for the first time with the help of computer punch cards instead of voting machines. Beasley said he did not know exactly how the new system will work, but that it was being adopted In cities around the state. Councilman Charles E. Lacey told the council he plans to run for mayor in the election. Lacey said Tuesday If Beasley had chosen to seek reelection, he would have "supported him 100 percent." "But since he has chosen not to run," Lacey said, "I felt I could better accomplish my goals as mayor than councilman." Lacey said he wants to push for "conservatism in government. There are areas where spending can be reduced within any government." Lacey said, If elected, he would ask for a decrease of "at least one mill" in Oviedo's 4.62-mill property tax. One mill equals $1 for every $1,000 of a property's assessed value. Lacey said the decrease was needed to "offset" the city's recent utilities tax ,.Increase. The city council, he said, recently lifted the utility tax ceiling In Oviedo from $1.25 to $6. Although that was the first utility tax change in 31 years, Lacey said, it had unnecessarily increased the burden on Oviedo taxpayers. Oviedo charges a 10 percent tax on all utilities used within the city except water, according to A.M. Jones, Oviedo water department superintendent. However, that 10 percent may not exceed the $6 ceiling Imposed by the city council, Jones explained. r SEAWALL SILHOUETTE , Early morning fishing along the seawall at Lake Monroe brings relaxation but no immediate bites. Council meeting Monday night was authorization of the sale of some outdated fire department equipment to a collector. John Fisher, a lieutenant in the Casselberry Fire Department, purchased the old equipment from the city for $125. 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Wednesday, July bI, 1919 __________________ __ - He Plays Eyes --I Ga ni e ' Return By BRADI'UI(I)OM herald Staff Writer Health and money problems knocked one of Sanford's premier golfers off the PGA tour last year, but Rob Ashby is back working on his game and hopes to hit the tour National L Tour To e ag u e A.L. =__ ld H ou D ave, N.L. ?' I , "Most people don't realize that if you don't finish in the top 60 moneywinners," 25-year-old Ashby said, "unti chir,n Parker making a run-saving once they came from behind to by Jim Rice and it fell in for a . 'rknrn . . t oes SEATTLE (UP!) - This was drawing a bases-loaded walk in in 1972, seemed in hand. But The All-Star standings now sit Lee Mazzifli of the Mets to the All-Star game the American the ninth, ran off with a 76 how could they account for at 31•18-1, including eight in a pinch-hit. Mazzilli, not a noted row and 16 of the lust 17 for the power.hitter, lined a homer League should have won, but It decision Tuesday night in the Parker? over the short left field fence didn't because of Dave 50th All-Star game, and the For the briefest of moments Nationals, Gary near the fo ul pole and quickly Parker's arm, Carter's feeling Is starting to grow the in the seventh inning, Parker, "Of course we're disappoin' the game Was tied up. glove and Lee Mazzllll's bat and American League might ne ve r the great Pittsburgh Pirate star ted," said American Manager Ili the bottom of tile inning, eye - a pretty tough act to win again. better known for his hitting tine Americans came back, as overcome under the best of than his fielding, looked Like an Bob Lemon. "We thought circumstances. Twice the Americans came excellent candidate for goat were in pretty good Shape going they had in the first inning from •' I r - 11111IN11111 Pre vails, 7 - 6 Sh hadesOfFu i ot ____________ ___ Now, the Pirates have another right fielder who may not only Lemon's group was in front at from a 0 deficit. Downing, one have as good an arm asFurillodid, but maybe an even better one, and primarily because of this extraordinary asset of his, the National League All-Stars have extended their domination over of tile league's toil hitters this throw, Carter rubbing out Brian tie. Then * in the sixth they double. But [lice kept on going that point, 6-5, but in the top of big reason the Downing at the plate and moved In front and the end of for third and Parker, on a quick the eighth winning National year and M illi hitting a homer and their streak, which began recovery, gunned him down. Manager Tom [.asorda sent up uilifornia AngeLs are leading tile A.L. West, started with a single and went to second on a scarifice by Bruce Bochte of the 0 hometown Mariners. Bruce Sutter, the Chicago Cubs' fine reliever, fell behind on the count to New York's came in he didn't have great Heggie Jackson, then walked Parker gunned down Rice the plate." SEATTLE (UP!) - Even him with first base open. Bobby While Parker was throwing stuff. with the best pitchers In trying to stretch a seventh- Rlfarnonte 300 guys out there on the tour and all I #~_ 11 1, but 60 of them are starving." It .. 0 I Ashby says tour life is "no 98 IL ,0 fun" Iins and "a lot of hard work," but it's ____________________ I obvious he can't wait to get back. Dfl Forfeit Why else would he keep up his t* current schedule of "about 3 hours .• • - •.-.,.,% Altamonte Springs Little of practice in the morning and 18 "When you don't have no. (;rich of tile Angels, a man wtio , . - baseball or. hand, both team inning double into a triple on a strikes from right field, Anieri. ue's 13-year-old all-stars holes in the afternoon." Ashby says agreed that Pittsburgh outfield- short fly ball he had originally can League relievers Jim Kern thing, you don't lay the ball has hit a surprising 19 homers tot a break Tuesday night, no that actually is a rather small er Dave Parker threw the key lost In the Kingdome ceding. of Texas and lion Guidry of over tile plate, not with these this year, was the next batter. I. Sutter struck him out and next amount of time for a professional to Then with the game tied 6-6 in New York were having a tough great hitters," said Guidry. strikes in the National League's _________ West Oak Ridge, anticipating __________ The first homer of the contest had to face Graig Nettles, the elgilli straight All-Star victory, the eighth, the Pirate right time finding the plate from the practice, though. a deluge of early evening was a two-run, first-inning shot Yankees' third baseman who "He threw out Jimmy Rice at fielder grabbed a one-hopper pitcher's mound. PA showers -refused to take the "I take weekends off," he says, . I third and he made a throw on and threw to Montreal catcher After yielding a gaine-tying by Boston's Fred Lynn. That was the big hero of the 1978 field as the head umpire or. leaning back in his chair at Mayfair """ a solid Nettles hit Series. Brian Downing (at home)," Gary Carter to nail Downing, solo homer to the New York put the AL in the lead for the World dered and wound up forfeiting , ..i'i Country Club. "When I get serious said California outfielder Don who was trying to score from Mets' Lee Mazzilli fit the eighth, first of three times in the scc. single to right and Downing its district tournament game. ll" about it again, I'll probably practice ,, Kern loaded the bases in the saw contest. But for the 16th seemed a cinch to score. But Baylor after the 7.6 NL triumph second. Thus coach Robby Robinson's in the morning, then play in the W V%#,-- I...:, "I wanted to throw the ball in ninth with walks, one of them time in the last 17 years, the Parker grabbed tile ba Tuesday. "It's a game of inches I 1~ team advances to the Friday first bounce, cocked his arm afternoon and practice again." American League came up --a and he made those two great on one hop," said Parker, who intentional. night encounter at a tine to be 01_ and let it fly. The ball landed in score at the of the named the game's Most "The one Mazzilli hit went 317 the short end us two runs," was and It cost . throws Despite his "slack schedule," and set later in the . I Carter's glove and the Expo . . _. • "He's a splendid ballplayer," Valuable Player. "But it took feet down a 316-foot line," said end. In the meanwhile, West Oak the fact that he "isn't hitting the ball . 11, think the jinx is sitill here," catcher made the tag that i -A -I If it hadn't been for Gary, Kern, who was tagged with the said National League Manager off. tRidge goes to the Thursday very well right now," Ashby says he saved the Nationals. Tommy Lasorda. "HIS throw to we might not have gotten loss. "I didn't want to hang said Kern. time slot against tonight's vtnci nw-it h, Ch #0 knInt rsv, II.JI.LILIJ JiIJV C2L 'ilie Americans caved in. in "It was a typical July for us," the plate was like it wasshot out Downing. I saw the play all the something else so I went Apopka-Ocoee survivor. And Mayfair. ofa cannon. That throw tothird way and! knew Downing was strictly to it fastball) and said all-time base stealing the ninth Jim Kern walked the winner of Thursday's game "I shoot 68 now and then but I've It showed all the instinctiveness dead when Gary cut him off and burned myself with it. When I champion Lou Brock, who hit a three batters and Ron Guidry Of Is paired against Altamonte / Yankees, last year's Cy the forced him toward the inside of go strictly to the fastball I start pinch-hit single in his only really got to work on my chipping you could expect." Springs Friday night at the appearance. The 40-year-old St. Young Award winner with 25 losing control of it." and putting. On the tour you've got . latter's home field. un g Louis outfielder has announced vi ct ories, passed Mazzilli with Gui dr y, last year's Cy Yo / to be able to hit any putt inside 10 "I don't want to say anything, Award winner, replaced Kern he will retire at the end of the the bases loaded for the run that feet," he said. because we might have to face put the game away. with two out in the ninth and season. ' h1uPbs Ashby became a PGA rookie in Regaitis that team (West Oak Ridge) In the bottom of the ninth, "It's been pretty interesting walked Mazzilli to force in Joe ~i6ll~wiiil . .again," said Robinson. January, 1978. lie stayed on the tour Morgan with the game-winning and I'm glad I was a part of it. Sutter gave up d harmless walk Herald Photo by Torn '4Iac.ot ItOH ASIIBY until November of that year, when It's going to he a little hard to to Chet Lemon in between run. What most of Altamonte money problems and a th ree-week work out a split for anything you Guidry said he told t hi rd watch all of t his on television st rikeouts of Rice and Rick Springs' followers figured was ... i n nih Burleson to wrap it up. uc Graig Nettles when he next July." baseman hospital stay forced him to quit. wasn't In West Oak Ridge that earn over that. ,F q 7 much of a hurry to finish the "It costs $30,000 a year to play the Ashby laughs when he says, game, since It was a con- Ah, but when will It stop? That's the question on the "I'm starting to come WASHINGTON (UP!) e tour is so "anything you make over that." minds of Altamonte Springs Little League's major tinuatlon of a Sunday game GuMermo Vilu is regaining his around.I just need more match ~ ' ye~ *4 tO-flY,-U1eI3 -- Very few rookies; or veterans for which saw Altamonte grab an I confidence, not to say his play. league all-stars, who were rained out of th eir district That's something you T , T , T. thez eiiThtet&lfls, food and that that matter, make enough to even earbr 90 lead and scheduled to tournament opener Tuesday night against Maitland. stroke, andftdoesn't bode well can't work out in practice." ' kind of thing. When I started to get cover their expenses. As Ashby start the game In the bottom of Second-seeded Eddie Dibbs for his tennis opponents. The game is rescheduled tonight at 6:30 - weather 'low on funds I began trying to drive says, you have to find someone who IV the second with men on second Vilas, In a slump for the past also looked sharp in ousting permitting! to the tournaments. but that literally and third andnone out. uaarnran Icnntnnlu.artingti, PDrruMnnrnfMnmnhic 0 70TT % 1 •nfrnq..ua,T,,nn ....,u.., JW IIt.L.t4O tu iu.,c a .JULiL ,PO'J,U'JU, \,F) almost killed me." eve he can play well but to beli 6-3,64. "I didn't know anyone that rich," Other se eded players advancplay well. His problems havan't 'I started to get run down and he said, "so I found 15 guys from all been with his stroke. Ing in cluded No. 3 Harold caught a virus well, I foun d out llll Sanford who were willing to chip in The top-seeded Left-hander Solomon of Fort Lauderdale, ________________________________________________________ later it was a virus. At the time they ffs $1,200 bucks apiece." . Argen tina survived a Fla., with a 6-2, 6-3 victory over from 0 IV told me I had two heart attack& I Right away you can see how AshT from Jay Lapi- Haroon Ismail of Zimbabwe first4.40 .aa, wallp 3 Gooldm-Arcs spent three weeks in a hospital in by ran into money problems. Fifteen dus of Princeton, N.J., Tuesday Rhodesia; No. No. 4 Jose 0(1.2) 36.40; P (2-1)96.61:00(1. Harness Oklahoma City and then came 2) 171,40. people times $1,200 only equals night and went on to poet a 74 Hlgueras of Spain, 6-3, 6-4 over Third Game home." of Charlotte, N.C.; (76-1 victory in his opening John Sadri %dteW3%lS u, In a league in which Ashby 15.10 5.60 3.10 2Arca SEMINOLE match of the $175,000 No. 6 Jose-Luis Clerc of IV Once he got home, Ashby said, he 7.00 4.10 3Sera DAYTONA BEACH I himself claims $30,000 is a iv TUESDAY NIGHT 3.60 1 Galdos ington men's pro tennis Argentin a, 6-4, 6-1 over SherWash TUESDAY NIGHT found out from Orlando doctors that First Race minimum, eighteen grand doesn't (3.3. 9630i I 0(2-3) 33.60; P (2-3) wood Stewart of Baytown, tournament. 2 Flag Raiser . 3.10 3.60 5.50 what had actually happened to him 11 Firs t Race, M, 1.16, T. 32.73 go very far. 11~ T ~~ 1 Tallys Bain "I had never ev en seen Jay Tex.; No. 8 Victor Peed of 9.50 5.60 Fourth Game 4 Light Pay Day 10.60 6.60 4.00 was he had contracted a virus which , mentOt 5 Great Stepper "Well, I made a lot of mistakes 3.00 2 lrista.Gasti Ii 13.60 5.40 3.40 play before this, so I was like Paraguay, 6-3, 6-4 over Erick 1 TrishC. 10.00 6,10 Q(1'2)34.00,T(2-1-S)3$7.60.Tlme $Egana.Olano had reached his heart. Once th ey 930 5.00 . . this . 7 Sierra Con S$ .5 last year and guess money was the playing blind," said Vi s, who I8karthyofRossford, Ohio; and la T of %we T 2'162 Cnnntl UUL a. .4 4 i.a..n I.n ,1 I.. a-In.,.... all a a. Sa a3.10 a ir:. Ak) .w' -ui: iiau u'W1 LW UULLLdU, W111111W needed nearly two hours to No, 13 Haul Ramirez of Mexico (') biggest one. Next time I'm going to Second Race belted tirs. " six Popular 7) 60930. lOcalaStar8onus 5.60 2.00 he was allowed to begin playing defeat Lapidus in 97-degree 6-3, 6-3 over Australian Ross 6)390.50. Second Race, D,1141, T. 32.05 T get the money in the bank before I -. Weaving.double 1 J's Valentine 5.00 3.10 FI Game 6 Mr. Earl weather, "He is a good player Case. 5.00 2.60 2.10 again, long F` start, Last year left me with a pretty ed who play ve ry well. He does a Fritz Buehning, 19, of Short Q (1.4) 27.00, 1 "But by that time," he laughed, (4-1-3) 14O.II .. 6.60 5.20 loscar-GoIrl 1 3 Father Fred bad debt." 5.20 T Time 2:17. lot of things like me, but not Hllls,NJ,, whohadto win three $Betde-WaIiy I. H, P (42) $130, T ') "It was like I had never held a club Thud Ra Ashby is now fitting "a little LOwPRIcES!i' -. -. everything. He Is difficult to matches last weekend to earn a Q (3-1) 30.20; P (34) 107.401 P ( 3)173.20. 7 Jolini Sub 7.10 before." 0)107.40: 1 (345) 100.41. carpentry and roofing work" into his attack." berth In the tournament, ousted 'g Third Race,C5.16,T.31,M 2 Gayle Stanton 10.00 5.60 Sixth Game Size B78"13 Sla. F7814 golfing sched ul Lapidus, also a southpaw, fifth-seeded Man ua l Orantes 4 Qu Printer 4.00 3,00 3.10 Donna Whiz e to help of ick ö By pay th The 240 "starving golfers" Ashby off at 3.00 SIrt4tl.Pecina 13.00 10.50 7.40 rry Tidbit 4.60 6.20 a (2-7) 52.41i T (1-2-6) Z19-6111 4 Arano-Mandials drilled 10 service aces put Spain, 04, W, 64. 9.40 6.00 debt. He says as soon as he lines up a spoke of manage to stay on the tour 2FOR .__ 2FOR ' "_X ,/ - ,. 2 Respondent 9.00 Time 2:17.2. 4.00 2G&dos-Andre Vilas u si ng his booming first In o th er matches, Juan Nunez sponsor, gets himself out of debt, Q (44) 26.40, P (4-11 $3.40, 1(44Fourth Race iiiaril'tffróügh the use of 7345 T (54) )33 Q(4$) serve and a splmbing second of Chile defeated Canadian 6611$ Giver 2) 300.60. 21.00 10.20 6.00 IV S895 and hones up his game, he plans to sponsors. As he explained it, the 195 3 General Mac 7.00 1.00 serve Alter losing the tie- Rt'jean Genols, 6-1, 4-6, 6-4; Sennffi Geme FourthRace, I, 516 1. 31.00 lPrincassKat idea Is to approach someone who make another stab at the tour, 6 ' 3.00 lZubl.Badlola 9.10 4.00 3.10 breaker, however, Lapidus was Bruce Manson of Farnsworth, 5 Echo Future 10.10 5.60 7.00 (34) 4340, 1 (43.1) 27L201 5.40 300 hopefully next year. Plus $1 80 F.E.T. Plus F.E.T. - needs a good loss to write off his $2.34 6 Hulk 7.20 9.10 less Itu-estening In tie second Tex, defeated Jim Delaney of Time 2:19.). 1.60 •Sen$i.WaIIy 7 Zero Hawk 3.60 MMMMMMIM taxes and ask him for $30,000. If he Fi tt ft h Race Potomac, Md., 26, 6-4, 7-5; "Golf is a frustrating game," he (j 0(34) 22.46; P (6.3)60.35; 1(43. ($4) 92.20, P (54)773.70,1(5-4. 4 Tarpoon Bryn Q 6.00 2.00 2.20 0) 403.20. "I'm playing pretty well, not Emilio Montano of Mexico agrees to become your sponsor, you said. "One day you have It, the next 1) 735.00. SMother Brother 3.40 2.30 UlihIl, Game 078.14 SPa. 078.15 FlfthRace,B,~,T.39. too badly," said Vilas thcughtdefeated Australian John guarantee that the first $30,000 of 2Whlzzit 2.20 3Said-Olano day you don't. I'll tellyou one thin91 7.00 730 6.00 3 Cheyenne Road 5.20 3.60 3.00 fully. "My confidence is coming James, W, H; and Mel Pacell your winnings that year will be I Claregun's Power 10.20 4.60 it sure is a hard way to Make 62.40: Tm. 1:49.3. back. When you know you are of Nashville, Tenn., defeated 6.20 2FOR 2Oscar.Urqulza I 2FOR 6 Job Adams 4.110 I mmediately paid to him, then you money." playing badly, you worry that SouthAfrlcanDlonJoubert,6-4, 0 (3.4)19.60, P (34) $4.00, T 6Mlster DelhI 5.10 2.00 3. 2) 301.4L 6)100.00. 95 things ar en 't going well. 6-3. 4Zeb Painter 3.00 3.00 NInth Game Si xth Race,A5Il,T.31,71 Arden 66 2.00 Andrew Pattison of Zim17.00 1.00 3.60 Ipaco T tough fiberglass t'e'ts ti nier ,,, 21.00 26.50 6.60 3 A Plus Q (44) 2420, T (644) 340.00; lMu$llIa 16.20 400 tread and ten poyestev Plus babwe Rhodesia defeated John 4 K's Malodor plus 9.00 9.00 Time 2:15.4. 4.60 tot easy handing and a smoon quet rue Apraiz 2.60 2 Sabena Austin of Rolling Hills Estate, Seventh Race $2.59 F.E.T. (1-7lOsT Q(I.7) 41,40; P (1-7) 20L $2.53 F.E.T. Q (34) 03.20, P134)54070, T 6Edbar IN Only 11.00 4.60 0 s 10140. •- Calif. Calf,,4-6, 6-2, 7-6 (7-1); and 2)923.00. 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P (74)100W 1(7-5- . r air suspension woofer, 3" mid-range 1. - 9.40 FRONT END ALIGNMENT The Milwaukee J0UI'flSl re. over to St. Andrews for the 1979 ago, is not letting his rivals 1dm, "I know when yo have ported Tuesday Joimson left British Open which he won by recent st ruggle for form, lull had a wet spring that you will Donald Dell, the lawyer who Watson, leadin$ money- two strokes from fellow-Ameri- * him into any false sense of have rovo kna No and that negoUated his current pact and inner on the UL ciretit this cans Hay Floyd, Tam Kite slId security. is how I Uk. It. The harder it is i being represented by Ted with pff^ wall the Ban Cmahaw and then went on "You can never ignore Jack, Un I Uh ft." be uld. Steinberg of Los Angeles. He kmskera 5-1 favorite to to capt ure the Philadelphia hes pretty smart and his record Trevino Is joist third favorite has tow years left on the $nhah on t of the 152-strong Classic a week late'. speaks for itself," the Kansas atl4-lwlth U,S.Openchamjdon "Somehow I seem to come City Mar said Tuesday. ld doing battle over the parHale Irwin, Spain's Savvy was the attorney ____ I.vare4 Rnv..1I.vtham FA nur here and e my turns In 1.. 11& Steinberg . .i ___________ %AM i co laus said after his Course and continue his sha pe," Nick urse since Bobby Jones in andSoith African Gary Flayer, fard who left the team as a of odd-year succes- last practice round Tuesday. i, g both Nicklaus and three-t ime British Open free agent after the 1917-78 aa following lu 19Th and 1977 "Last year I sort ct turned my Watson believe the (line is ripe champion and joist second In son when he could not come game around at the British to break the spell and this the U.& Open. dorleit. to ta= with the Bucks. __ CLIP& SAVE () lie ________ I.IL ", Model 1 Sup_R_BeIt® We'll set caster, camber and toe- waukee Bucks f o r w a r d am at the 1*h British Open second favorite, by the odds going to be In contention." Johnny Miller (1976) very much Marques Johnson has changed pa Wednesday and makers, conscious of the fact And of Watson, Nicklaus In evidence, lawyers and will probably totry being asked was that history has a habit of commented: "Tom always to renegotiate his six-year vhether Watson was about to repeating Itself. Nickla us had plays well. Trevino, fully fit alter a contract, which is wor th an the champ and equal not won a major championship Watson, who puahed Nicklaus nagging back injury, believes estimated $150,000 a year, Our Rag. 12.88 I 2 1 13•PC., SOCKET SET '' IV MILWAUKEE (UP!) - MU- ____ ______________ _______ r'i ___ ndTomWataon, thetwotitans 55th on LUatric ____ TEREO FREE MOUNTING V year's U.S. a formidable one 'I S.A.E. or I - !I ii iI., hhh1; Firestone 64 Johnson Eyes _______ f00D1 . 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Tonight's winners are off until 8 p.m. Friday when they play each other. New Zealand's John Walker this afternoon the runners were American moved further away r - . f LYTHAM ST. ANNES, Eng- But Nicklaus, without a win Open, and I we no ream why It land (UPI) - Jack Nicklaus this season and ranked only cant happen this year. Tonight At 6 set the old mark at 3:49.4 four talking as though it was going to with Cue tucked in behind him. years ago and his time looked be a sitters' race. That I knew While the others wondered secure for a while - until Coe suited me with my finishing whether this was the crucial led home a Mar-studded field to speed." break, Scott and Cot, were gone notch his second world record The economics graduate before Coe took the lead from at the Bislett Stadimn in less from Loughborough University 700 ineters and was never than two weeks. in England won the race by 15 threatened. - .' M ile [ ANIC /iIas W Carter thought Parker's throw was going over his head at first. "That's what it looked like when it left his hand," said Mootreal's heads-up receiver. "The ball sort of died down just before it reached me. Downing committed himself by going on the inside instead of coming around me. I was reaching for the ball and alter I tagged him with it, the only thing I cared about was that he was out. No, Parker didn't really surprise me. I've seen him throw before." The pencil-slim Briton inetcs over American Steve OSLO, Norway (UP!) - The record belies a man of his clocked 1:42.33 for the ® Scott, but took the lead about Mature- but Sebastian Coe sits meters July 5 to pulverize the 700 meters out with the rest of today as a giant In the track 1:43.4 set In 1977 by Cuban the field far adrift. world. Alberto Juantorena. Scott clocked 3:51.11 to f inish With an aggressive display of 'i didn't feel any straw or second, third was Craig Mascalculated running power, the pain anywhere in the race and I back of the United States in fl-year-old lightweight British am surprised that it went with 3:5202 and fourth was Eamonn Coghlan of Ireland in 3:52.45. and a fragile 129 pounds - doesn't plan to race again until walker finished sixth in 3:52.85. glided to victory In the socalled the European Cup final in Turin Golden Mile Tuesday night in a next month. After tile first lap, Scott took world record clocking of "I didn't really come to break up the running and into the back 3:48.95, the record. I came to win and straight a third time the ... - 3:48. 95 Runs Arm... to make the call until he was absolutely sure. Out, he signaled so everyone in the ballpark could see it. Ron Guidry, the Yankees' Left-handed ace, then walked Mav111t with the bases full and two out in the ninth for the game.wtnner but it was really Parker who had decided the contest. Bowie Kuhn, the commissioner, presented Parker with Ida MVP trophy on the field after the game, pointing out the award usually isn 't given for defensive proficiency. "That's right," Parcer said later. "I've never won a trophy before for two throws, never in my life. Everybody recognizes me as an offensive player and that's why I feel good winning the award for something I did on defense. Pete Rose gave me a perfect target and Gary Carter made a helluva play on Downing. I give him all the credit in the world. I was trying top It In on one bounce and I guess I threw It too hard and the ball sailed." Stationing himself five feet up the line to the left of home plate, Carter grabbed the ball above his head on the fly and then put it on the incoming Downing. George Maloney, the plate umpire, waited Klngdoine. , arker '. s Instead of giving up on the ball, Parker quickly caught up with it in foul territory, grabbing it in his huge, hamlike right hand and letting it fly as if shot from a cannon to third baseman Ron cey. Rice, trying to stretch his Texas Leaguer into a triple, was out by three feet. The Mets' Lee Mazzilli tied the score in the top of the eighth with his leadoff homer off loser Jim Kern after which Parker came up with the gem of the game in the bottom of the inning, lie did it with the Angels' Brian Downing on second, Reggie Jackson on first and two out. Graig Nettles, the Yankees' third baseman, ripped a line single to right off Bruce Sutter, the Cubs' forkballer, and Parker had to leap at least a foot off the artificial turf to flag down the high bouncer. He was 275 feet from home plate when he collared the ball, and with first baseman Pete Rose standing to the right of the pitcher's mound and providing him a perfect line, Parker uncorked the kind of throw you really had to see to believe. The ball sailed toward Expos' catcher Gary Carter as if it had been expelled from some giant slingshot. on. Seeing Parker char" in, Morgan held up, but at the last Instant, Pittsburgh's bearded 6-foot-5, 230-pound superstar shied off the ball after losing it against the white ceiling of the 1 P Check ll By MILTON RICHMAN the American League to eight straight victories, 16 of the last 17 UP! Sports Editor and a 31-18 superiority overall. SEATTLE (UP!) - Some fundamental truths In baseball are They did all this with a decisive if somewhat Inartistic 76 win held to be so self evident that there's positively no argument about over the snakebft American Leaguers Tuesday night before 58,905 them whatsoever. In the Klngdome and practically everyone who saw the game Nobody, for example, seriously disputes the general belief that came away talking about the same player - big Dave Parker. Pete Rose out-hustles everybody else and that Nolan Ryan throws He was the one who saved it for the National Leaguers with two the ball harder than any other pitche r. titanic thr ows, the one who wound up the game's MVP although Similarly, for years, it was an accepted fact that no right fielder managing only one se uentlal single and a sacrifice fly In alive had a better arm than the Dodgers' Carl Furulo. Some three official times up and the one who eventually may cause Carl 'ballplayers can jerk you out of your seat with one of those tape Furillo to come back out to the ballpark and watch HIM throw. measure jobs downtown or an exciting diving catch, but old " always thought Carl had the best arm I ever saw," remarked Skoonj, as they used to call Furiflo in Flatbush, could make the Pee Wee Reese, the former Dodger shortstop who was a team'kind of throw from the outfield that literally had you talking about mate of Furill o's and one of the on-the-scene eyewitnesses to .it the rest of your Life, Par ke r's spectacular performance Tuesday night. "This fellow's When it came to his specialty, cutting base runners down from - right field, the former Dodger right fielder represented the arm Is at least as strong." , standard of excellence by which aU others were measured. Later, With the American League leading 6-5 in the seventh inning, a right fielder with Pittsburgh came along whom they said might Jim Rice of the Red Sax led off with a a high looper to right that even compare with Furillo. His name was Roberto Clemente. second baseman Joe Morgan went back for and Parker came in a 2.0 deficit. and in the third The National. League, with from behind to go in front and horns. lie lost a fly ball to right to the eighth." 1 Wednesday, July 11, 197,-"fl A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. MITI $61 OUT 430121*11 1 \ 0110061 .1 ___ - _ _ _ �-.. flp Wednesday, July ie, 1979 -Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, OURSELVES 1W.1:;; Infer'i ' or Education Charge 1~ BLAIR AGENCY 7 says S ubject Of Meet CARRASCO since Mrs. Norma Tyree of 348 disabilities and then later to a he's worth anything, in spled Herald Staff Writer upon everytime he or she turns E. Palmetto Ave., Longwood, regular classroom in the same A Longwood woman is ex- did not seek any "specific school year. around or told he can't talk to pected to voice her complaint relief" from her complaint. son, various people, or everytime he six-year-old Her tonight at a special hearing that Mrs. 'I'ree has sought to Douglas, ran into "a similar goes to a telephone, It's her two sons received an In- have an Investigation con- problem" while he was in locked." Carmine M. Bravo, an attenor education during the ducted concerning the ad- kindergarten, she said. As a "taxpayer and con- torney for Mrs. Coberly, said he three years they attended ministrative practices at the Seminole County schools. elementary school and her two cerned citizen," Gene Grooms, doesn't know what to expect at The hearing will be held at children, who are now enrolled executive director of the tonight's hearing. He did say 7:30 at the Seminole County In a private school In another Seminole Educat 10 n Mrs. Coberly "will be there Association (SEA), said he is with her rebuttal or thoughts. School board administrative county. The purpose of the hearing Is In her specific allegations, interested In complaints by office, 1211 S. Mellonville Ave., Mrs. Tyree says she was told teachers and administrators to give those teachers and her son, Paul, was two years involving alleged improper administrators the opportunity The board also expects to behind in his education when administrative practices at the to voice their complaints, Bravo said. This Is not to "put hear complaints from teachers she removed him from the school. "From the many employees I Mrs. Coberly on trial and have and administrators who charge Seminole County public school administrative practices are system and enrolled him In a have talked to, I do have a the school board sit as the judge concern for what's going on," and jury," he said. improper at the Longwood private school. In his opinion, Bravo said, the She claims her son, Paul, was Grooms said. Elementary School, a board complaints surrounding Mrs. tested for special learning spokesman reported. "The best education for the Coberly result from the fact she Other parents and teachers disabilities while a student at Are expected to turn out to the Longwood school without kids and the best working is "staunch, anti-union." speak in support of Arletta her knowledge. Her son at- conditions for those people Coberly, principal of the tended Longwood Elementary Involved cannot be met In that bit -School from October, 1975 to school because of all the ti-ic,ongwood school, tion, continous turmoil in that June, 1978, she said. Mrs. Tyree said her son was school," Grooms said. Ned Julian, school board VA "It's the type of situation attorney, recommended on transferred Into a special class 1 June 13 the hearing be held, for students with learning where a teacher doesn't feel SAVE TIME your By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer The Seminole County School Board rejected the grievance Tuesday of a former middle school guidance counselor who asked he be granted a reevaluation of his performance. Ray Masters was employed as a guidance counselor for two years at South Seminole Middle School In Casselberry on an annual renewable contract. Masters, who had 19 years of experience under his belt, was hot recommended for a third year contract from Principal L.A. Boyette or Superintendent of Schools William Layer for 1%is upc**ralng athol year. In his testimony, Boyette told the board he had received 'many complaints" from parents, students and teachers regarding the "abrasiveness" of Masters. He also claimed he told Masters to spend more time In group counseling rather Um individual counseling at the school, but Masters did not comply. In his evaluation on April 5, 1979, Masters was given a "needs Improvement" in the Tkt iub " We wish to take this opportunity to thank our loyal clients for the privilege of serving them for 23 years. By __JIUIWII Monuments ry fl1jIjJ 1 1 ring 4I J Lawn Spray • Pest Control 323-7110 Sanford 322-8865 323-3866 PHONE SANFORD 2510 A OAK AVE. -- -- -------- - - Orlando 423-8094 -- STORE MANAGERS HAVE BEEN ORDERED TO CLEAR OUT EXCESS MERCHANDISE INVENTORY! GET THERE EARLY WHILE .. 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Fry bacon until crisp - sprinkle over cabbage. to the ? '°' If It Is, I would rather not never known poverty or deprivation have turned to donate my organs since I do not wish to add to the expense of my crime and violence, By way of explanation you quoted PARENTS magazine: "A peek inside the middle-class home will reveal a child who lives with two adults-but has no real parents." As a veterinarian, I have TENNIS BALLS ..' CREST MOTH 119 2 types 12-ounces. DEAR ABBY: A reader why ; many ch ildren rked om omes who have still be a good investment. MS.PERLMAN, SPALDING 50-foot line o(50 pins teaspoon carraway years for referring to lawyers family of the deceased is Wars the cost of transportation charged for tra as "bilin." Sorry. Old habits die In some states. In Dilbers, %ii.. the special hospital where the estate of the donor must pay hard., But I'm learning. 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Cook in double boiler until thick. Cool slightly and fold in beaten lug keeps drinks 1788 2-Liter cold fly Aladdin WOODEN CLOTHESPINS / 49* LIMIT 3 ROLL LORMANN CHILI 1 medium onion, diced 3 stalks celery, chopped 1 bell pepper, diced margarine 1 lb. ground chuck 2 cans kidney beans 1 can pork and beans 2 cans tomato soup 1 can whole tomatoes chili powder to taste an d pepper Sautee onion, celery and pepper in margarine, add ground meat and brown. Add all other ingredients and let simmer about one hour. Reference Riles Lady Lawyer wind up paying a lawyer for hat she knows. And it would JUG 4 PLASTIC CLOTHESLINE TUMS ANTACID / 3 REQ. 46: LIMIT I PUMP-A-DRINK BEG49_EACH AEG SHOE BOX plastic boses with 2/' 00 Clear colored lids REQ. 79' EACHLIMIT4 ur LIMIT I - OF BEG. 41' EACH / PLASTIC Disposable. — FOR DIAL BATH SOAP Gold only . Deodorant bar . INSULATED FO PLANTERS PEANUTS SPANISH i2.ouncevacuump5cl0dt to enjoy one legs BEG $239 4 99* ..: . Lo rmann is carrying on the family tradition as mayor. For 25 years the Lormatins have lived in the same home on Wildmere Avenue in Longwood but most of the family have grown and moved Into homes of their own. "I live with my daughter Linda and usually have coffee for breakfast and have l un ch out," she said. Since the two have dl!Ierentschedules,mealsare not often fixed together. "We usually throw some vegetabl es together and a salad," she added, or I buy something from the deli or eat something frozen." When all the children were still at home, one of the f am ily favo rites was pork roast which "we'd cook to pieces." Another was Lormann chill whose reci pe she acquired from her In-laws. Mrs. Lormann did admit to tying on an apron now and then when the family gets together and the following are some of the dishes they all enjyoy: DEAR ABBY: 1 note that you frequently advise readers with legal problems to "consult a lawyer, and pay hiiii for what he knows." That's excellent advice. But today, when approximately 25 percent of the graduating classes of most law schools are WfltflOfl ,'nngln.-o sin, "a Ulu I JTUfli Sr "" 88112 grill withWass 99c BEG 1 ' '...... TABLE TOP GRILL 1 assorted colors I I i \5fl0/,OFF REGULAR PITCHER 2 ,-qt 'iast'c in PERTH, Australia (UPI) -Rehearsing Miss Universe contestants clad In short shorts today strutted around a chunk of the Skylab space station, which has been given a starring role in the beauty pageant. Robert Gray, a State Department official with a group of NASA space experts, identified the 144on cylinder, placed center stage, as an oxygen tank from Skylab. for a CnILCD di gital iec(s Quartz al precision dsoIaed brilltantt do,,n to the second 32.ouncesof pure ar.ipe flavor AEG $119 LIMIT I 89* Refreshing and decay stains 14-ounce. wrong •- .4 Termites . Fumigation BLAIR AGENCY II h1k I While at the middle school, Masters said, he had made contact with 40 percent of a student body of 1,400. There are two guidance counselors at South Seminole Middle School, he said. "The ultimate goals of a counselor is to deal effectively with the people he Is dealing with," Masters said. "I have done that.". As for his situation now, Masters explained that he has been "black-balled, marked as a trouble-maker." Following the school board's decision, Masters said he was pleased simply because "members didn't sidestep the issue, were Interested and asked questions." He said he will be opening a counseling service soon in Altamonte Springs. The school board voted 4 to I that Masters had no grounds to ask for a re-evaluation based on the contract between the Seminole Education Association and the School Board. School board member Roland Williams was the sole dissenter. S it' -C By TUM NETSEL V Herald Staff Writer Combining a real estate career with politics, Longwood's mayor and councilwoman June :. Lormann finds her time in the kitchen has been cut drastically during the past few years. "I don't really do much co in an ymore since al l ok g my kids are grown and gone and I'm in po litics and real estate," said Mrs. ' Lormann who recently took an ea rly retirement after 22 years to Sun Bank to devote herself f ull time to the camIly real estate business, Besides working at the bank and being the mother of three children, Mrs. Lormann has had a 20-year Interest In the real estate business founded by her late husband Al, who for ten years was also mayor of Longwood. Being mayor of Longwood seems to run in the Lormann family. First her husband, then son Jim a few years later, and now, after six years of being on the city council, Mrs. Nematodes Board Skylab Part Of Pageant IJUIJIJT, es IKJ!. " Check Up We look forward to providing honest and friendly service to the people of Sanford and Central Florida for many years to come. , Tradition Runs In The Lormann Family Spring Time We also wish to welcome new clients Into the Blair Agency family. ' Wednesday, July 18, 1979-18 Cook Of The Week Grievance category of "maintains good rapport with students, parents and co-workers." He also needsreceived the improvement check for: promotes effective classroom Instruction and mutual respect, uses classroom time wisely and communicates clearly and effectively, During 1979, Masters was administered three teacher evaluations. School board Keeth Allan member questioned the validity of the evaluations since the one given on March 21 showed but one check of needs improvement, Another evaluation given on Feb. 9 showed live checks of needs Improvement. "Between the first and second evaluation, I would say he has shown Improvement," Keeth said. In his testimony, Masters said he asked Boyette on "numerous occasions" what those complaints were and who was making them. But he was never told, he said. "How could I improve If I wasn't aware of what I am thing wrong?" Masters asked. HUNT MONUMENTCO.- ' PEST CONTROL CKE Rejected Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. VART BROWN Tonight By SHARON Teacher CALL -.---- - -. . - -. - •. . . - -. -. • a C a 9 • -. is a c nv enience o ... . -- . - �DIE 28—Evening Herald, -,-A COPY c)F THIS 1300K Sanford, ART Ii SELF -DEFENSE S ) Wednesday, FL ( -iii i by Chic Young July is, 1979 (r i orio ) 14 r 15 E vo k e DOWN 1 Truck 17 Dance 2 Negative 18 Force unit 3 Reprobate 19 Oriental sauce 4 Bends under 20 Notch weight 24 tears 5 Ones (Fr) 26 Mush 6 Questio n 27 Express 7 Unfasten 30 Honking birds 8 Former 32 Thousandth student 33 Pronoun 9 :g 34 Due 10 Refreshing 35 Female saint beverage (abbr) 11 Color 36 Canker 12 In the by Mort Walker I USED TO THINK THE-RE WAS 60ING TO BE A W ORLD WAR, BUT I DON'T ',7-14INK 50 ANYMORE 7 THINGS N S ARE L OOKING UP. BLE PERIOD OF PEACE AHEAD ALL THIS TRAINING! . Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ - M And Metabolism DEAR DR. LAMB-No, thousand times no. Your _____ If you're bcred b) the "same old salad" routine, but the weather's too hot to no, Dr. I Lamb Cost of Because the cooking time . . •i'. •. . 4 '21 COM,,( .. . Is 'so brief, the kitchen doesn't A main dish tliat'll help you keep your cool is Pork with Chinese Vegetables. it .. . so W14A7 tsp sugar Dash pepper 2 tbsp. oil 4 tsp. salt I cup sliced celery cabbage 12 cup diced fresh mushrooms I (8-oz.) bamboo shoots, drained, cut in half crosswise 1~ cup Pd onion ry I pkg. (6 oz.) frozen Chinese pea pods, thawed, cut in half crosswise 1 can (8 water chestnuts, drained, quartered I green onion, minced broth 1 lb diced cooked pork L4 cup toasted blanched almonds for garnish Blend cornstarch and water to a paste; st ir in sugar and pepper. Heat oil in wok or large skillet over medium high heat; add salt. Add vegetables: cook, stirring, indulge in elaborate cooking, try preparing a meal Chinese style. In the Oriental method of quick. frying, food is cooked very fast on top of the stove ersh ku - . .. . \ .. . . . .. ,. . ... . features a typically Chinese combination of meat with celery cabbage, fresh mushrooms, barnboo shoots, pea pods and . ' yroid, but it has a . .. s . n a on — — — — — — — — il/:i. . water y Art Sansom WAI)SE MY KMP FAU.U.b i*i, 1H.AF — .— — — — — ,M RCHIE by Bob Montana .. PORK WFIICNESE VEGETABLES N Senings) 1 tbsp. cornstarch 3 tbsp. water sp. the salad greens of summer make 'Pght and luscious eating, as demonstrated by , !ttu* Hearts With Avocado Dressing. 1 - — Sesane Dressing 1 cornstarch paste and continue to cook, stirring unt il thicken ed . Place Pork mixt ure and garnish with monds. Sever iminediatly with chow mein noodles or hot cooked rice. SALADWITHSESAME dressing, DRESSING . \.. p . : BEANSPROUT CHICKEN / - .., : Add pork-, cook and stir until heated through. Add . - s Pr — '\ . ". blend dry ingredients; add garlic and (4 Servings) oils, 2 cups bean sprouts well. Add mixing - vinegar and sisami seeds, rinsed and drained 2 cups Julienne-cut cooked chicken 1 cup julienne-cut cucumber IL4 cup chopped green onions cup drained chopped pimiento (,reens e . beat or shake well. Pour over bean sprout uiixture, stirring to coat thoroughly with dr essing. Cover and refrigerate several hours or overnight. Before serving, stir; (train off excess dressing. Mound on crisp kttuce leaves. -. '\ ..'. ' f . q 0 -1 .1 f . AP 11~.A*P --- --_ i Keep our cool with quick Chinese supper. K .. THIS AD EFFECTIVE • a 0 '. THURSDAY, JULY 19, •. THRU WEDNESDAY, Pe JULY 25, 1979 . . . CLOSED SUNDAY . . . :.. ..' — — / .. your ,, , sesame _7•__ •.•.'-. .. . overweight - . you — — - II, 1979--25 / 1 tsp. sugar tsp salt z tsp. paprika t 4 tsp. (try mustard Freshly ground pepper I clove garlic, crushed . cup salad oil I t bsp scsame oil 2 tbsp. white ' wine vinega r toasted sesame seed In glass or stainless steel bowl, . combine bean r o ut B, c hicken, cucumber, green onion, and pimiento. For vegetables are crisptender. ' cup chicken chestnuts. Accompany it wi th a salad of bean sprouts tossed with dressing and plenty of chow main noodles. . . . ,: — you more THE BORN LOSER Food Chinese 2minutes Add stock Cook, covered, over medium heat about 2 minutes, or until Os.) to Id Wednesday, July ..' statement that overweight people are warmer because 3 p they have the insulation of fat E IHIEIR simply cannot go unchallenged. r SEP There Is an important area that 25 Opera prince 44 Species of you people in medical science 26 Barrels moth 27 Close door forget You're always saying ___ 45 Post a letter that the calories consumed 29 Charitable or. must be less than the calories Exercise, particularly if membership ganhlalion frustrating 8 Customer (abbr.) even if it is true. 31 temperature sod sthnulat : difficulty You've forgotten about basal increased circulation to the svn win's brother 40 Crew 17 Greek deity 37 Come Out 41 Egg drink 19 Gush forth that excess body heat caze 50 Rabble metabolism. My thin husband F izzed 42 Glazes 21 Beliefs ths of lost . When this occurs, the sicin SI Brother (si.) can sit and read In the dep Requires se 22 Slip of paper winter lna cool house wearing a is warmed and you feel war52 Southern 48 Custom 43 Ca pi tal of 23 Hardy sleeveless shirt with perfect mer. 49 Stain state (abbr.) Egypt cabbage comfort. It seems reasonable to o the real culprit isn't assume that he can do this necessa th because he's able burn food lotto do'in" ny instances with — for warmth On the other hand, the circulatio — — WV skin. 1 2 3 4 5 overweight people are only 6 7 8 9 10 T warm during or following Information To give 12 13 vigorous exercise, about body temperature. I'm sending The Health Letter 15 ' be 76 Body T thyroid deficiency is the culprit. I I 16 I've had my thyroid tested and And Fever. Other readers v;bo 17 it's normal. Of the w8nt this issue can send 50 18 19 — thyroid i involved i, centswlthalong,stamped,self20 21 metabolism. I suggest that addressed envelope for it. ScUd 25 26 researchers should study the your request to me, in caref thinaswellastheobesetoflnd 27 28 29 30 31 32 out what the problem is. We Radio City Station, New York, deserve abetter answer than NY 10019. 33 outgo must simply And hatmakes exceed the intake, that most fat people are col, 36 37 38 39 DEAR READER-You have I've received letters frbm 40 numerous 41 people 42 T' 'iT" T' quite a few misconceptions letter that deserve to be complaining about feeling hot 46 47 48 clarified, In the first place, while th eir spo uses were prAnd what makes whether you feel hot or cold has 50 51 52 n people havep t very little do with what your you F Pace With Change .. ___________________________ , BEETLE BAILEY ,. NO T1 I C H E R I 0 T 0 0 A£ K N OW K C T RCNFMC s i$ d 16 Golf clubs I INN i - J[ R 4! Comes with Body' Temp e ratures I. makeup 6 omical 55 54 A Ogled object b bey head 56 Fervor I Rope SOMECKY ( Answer to Previous Puzzle . I I I Pub ix — to l DEAL ABOUT-- KNOW WHY PARENTS ... know that skin temperature is is they have. not a reliable Indication of And what makes you thihk body temperature. That's one that outgo or use of calories reason that we prefer to put the doesn't include basol thermometer under the tongue and some prefer a rectal metabolism? Or course it doei. 911, 55 / - - 'I Cool, light, green, and Justibe thing for swmer meals. What else besides salad fits that description? As a first course or main dish, however, the best summer salads begin with one or move leafy green vegetables. According to the 0 United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable Association, salad ingredients might include a number of choices In the lettuce family as well as ,a wide variety of other greens now in season: chicory, mustard and beet watercress, escarole, Swiss chard and, By BERNICE BEliE OSOL of course, spinach. The key to the perfect salad lies in the selection and at-home care of the greens. For our side dish salad, Lettuce Hearts With Avocado Dressing, choose Iceberg lettuce by touch. The head For Thursday, July 19, 1979 -should be firm but not hard. Like all the leafy greens, it should have a fresh appearance with a little wilting or discoloration on the edges of the leaves. :Once you get the salad greens home, take time to wash and YOUR BIRTHDAY things bit. store properly. Core lettuce before washing. Leaves of all greens July 19, 1P79 SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-1)ec almuld be separated and bathed wider tepid rwining water. Rhise Be prepared this coming year 21)It may be a shade difficult to briefly under cold tap water, then dry, either in a salad basket or to let go of situations that have make decisions today, owing between paper tow. proven to be unprofitable and the fact that you are too easily Store the srwns in a plWe bag, leaving some air to ch=late, unproductive. There is great influenced by others. It's best to In the refrigerator until ready to use. Be site to keep the greens hope for you once you are use your own judgment. Away from fruits such an apples, pears and tamtoes; they emit a willing to try the new. CAPRICORN (Dec. Z?,Jan. ra id fire order. At trick tw0 *" NORTH utural ripentrig gas that may cause the leaves to tum brown. CANCER (June 21-July 22) 19) Tasks for which you have 7-18 he cashed the ace of trumps. All salad ingredients should be well chilled at serving time. One • A 4 Then he took the second higti When dealing with others small fondness are likely to be V87652 way to insure icy crispness is to place ft plastic bag of gram, spade and the ace and king10"Y, be sure to lay all your made even more difficult today 4 A3 of diamonds. Then he threw, along with salad forks and bowl or plates, in the freezer for a few cards on the table. Do nothing because of your attitude. Avoid minutes before serving. rest in with the queen of that could lead them to suspect negative assumptions. s. EAST As main dishsaladsgIn steadily in popularity, the search Is on kept an ace up your sleeve. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) It looked at first 1 • Q J 1073 to 9852 for new treats for l uncheon light suers. Our Cobb Salad Is a e1lna Cto Find out more of what lies In your social involvements be a classic Q3 K classic based on three greens: Iceberg lettuce, Romaine and o: • play. West knew he had t ahead for you in the year today make it a point to trent • Q lOB 62 watercress, topped with diced chicken, hard-cooked eggs and a 073 either lead a club or give' 4 Q 82 following your birthday by everyone equally. Showing v&iety of other hearty ingredients, including a sprightly Fresh South a ruff and discard. sending for your copy of Astro- favortism will cause hurt Unfortunately for South,, Lemon Dressing. Feel free to experiment with the combination of • K6 Graph Let ter. Mail $1 for each feelings. West had learned how to gree ns you use for this salad, though; spinach, butterhead lettuce IV A .110 9 4 to Astro.Graph, P.O. Box 489, PISCES Feb. 20-March ) cLot count to 13. tha t K 5 and escarole are also good choices. Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Don't look upon dom estic South held four He lubs When preparing greens for tossed Wads, tear rather than cut the leaves; cutting will cause the edges todiscolor. Pour the salad Vulnerable: Both With only three clubs, South LEO (July 23-Aug.22)Inyow. capable of being immediately Dealer: South dressing over completely dry greens at the laA minute. And be would have had another efforts to try to be all things to rejolved. Clear the air quickly, spade or diamond and wou l d sure not to drown the salad ingredients. Toss them In just enough all people today you may cause even If a one-sided compromiseWest North East South have ruffed it to complete dressing to coat the leaves lightly. Your-self unnecessary com- is necessary. 1 the elimination ad play. So Pais 1' LEVI'UCEHEARTS WITH AVOCADO DRESSING • p1icatt. Unfortunately, ARIES ( March 21-April 19) W:st led Pass 4 NT 2 avocados, very ripe can't please everyone. Be very careful today how you South ruffed in duffuny Pass 5 V Pass 6 6 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) It's phrase what you say. There's a and discarded a club from . ¼ cup vegetable oil his hand, but was still left extremely Important today to chance you could unin. with a two-way fine&ne for 3 cloves fresh garlic, mashed clearly define your goals and tentionally offend one you care the queen of clubs. Opening lead: #Q -% teaspoon chill powder objectives. If you aim for too for. Which way should he go? many targets, you may miss teaspoon TAURUS (April 20-May 10; them all. 1 h ead Iceberg lettuce, cut in 6 wedges Financial conditions are a club due to his holding the In snall bowl, mash avocados with a fork. Add lemon juice, oil, LIBRA (Sept. X14M. 23) mixed bag for you today. queen or not holding thi., a'. g*rlic, chill powder and salt; nih well. Spoon over lettuce Someone who respects your Unless you're very prudent, you queen? By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontall South, normally a slow wedges. Makes: 6 serviW. (2 cups dressing) OPWOn ffWY come to you for could wind up in the red Uguad player, is still sitting them COBB&4LAD advice today. Tell this person of the black. Spend sensibly. In Frank Stockton's story thinking. head Iceberg lettuce (about 2 cup), washed, well-dralned % the truth, and not what you GEMINI (May 21-Jurie 20) "The Lady or the Tiger", he head Romaine lettuce (about 2 cup), wahed, well-dralned think he'd like to hear. You're usually very capable of presented a very difficult 1 bunch watercress, washed and trimmed SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22 taking on two projects problem and thenleft his weciea Make no important changes simultaneously and doing 2 readers in limbo. He did not A Copy JACOBY MOD. medi= avocado, peeled and thinly sliced I give the solution. impulsively today. You may good job. Today. however, ERN. send $I to: "Win at South studied the hand for Bridge.' - care ot this newspa2 cups cooked, diced chicken find that you jumped from the you're better off sticking to just a moment and proceeded to per. p.o. jinx 489, R&dio Cily 'I hard-cooked eggs, quartered frft pan into the fire. Sit on one. play the first six tricks in Stsficin, New York, N. y. loolil.) % pound bacon, cooked, crumbled 2tauPoons crumbled Uue cheese SPIDER-MAN by Stan Lee and John Romda I tablespoon chopped chives -.Fresh Lenion DressIng ___ i r Fi441 'htV$ LAP/ES rr 4j"M 440 Tear lettuce Into hiteslze pieces. In large salad bowl 5 5$tQaS ANP*MVE.$ S,Ti$f4QY ITANE I I ygq/ Z77.T ki. -' 1.1 • 4 ti ... Arrange 714 era.y , --.- I..• *ilSgEc )7' A ., 1t5ETTER.. Iges ci tomato navocadoiliceiandedgedbowlapoon app cken ifto ceaW of bowl. Arrange egg Alces arowd chicken; ol Serve with Frvih bum,blue cheese and chives over calories used by your bddy temperature. We have such thing as core temperature depend on the calories used at which is the temperature we rest and during exercise. So the basic equation used use to study metabolism. nutritionists that "calories in" A person may feel hot or cold equals the "calories used" by relationship the blood flow your body plus the "calories the skin. That's where the stored" as fat applies whether nerve fibers are that give you you like it or not. I wish I could the sensation of being hot or change it for all the people who cold our have trouble with calories but body temperature y is. there's no way I can. HOROSCOPE — - . 58 L in SAVE 2O Sara Lee's F'ozen Large Cream . by Howie Schneider IV5 FW5TRAT1NG -0 THINK 11-T il-IERE. Ml+1T e)E- UF WT WT 1k)TEWGZk)T £kOCk4-1 it) CCviU(AJKA1E J ,LJITh I REAL CLO5... — for a rtjj ABOUTIT — - WIN . • 17-oz. . — ,J i ,• I . - ii I - . 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Stout' F.M. potatoes Am oratin ....... Stou"OfIs F "K.08. $169 SAVE 201$. rs GrflPPP Saute numdcrvAm AW autad prile in bow Tm with ZIA 00r OF iflower cocked JW wtll tesdera'lsp Qeam of mushroom oqp adds elegance to broccoli spears. I - .•. -- at all, count on help from the Publix-Stouffer's team. SAVE 16*, Welch's Frozen Concentrate 17 ox SP4ACHCAESARFfTPORAINGI 4.'. SAVE 20C, For gourmet dinners In no time LTF TV - MD ,. t . d drilisle over steamed Fordlicok Jim bum. - — Itblix Do ; the Preparation, S W ,.. - • ' nachwflb2tabIeqoci wine V1flfgar. -. - I ,. by Craig L Amm WIT :iteaspocnsalt '¼teaspoonpepper .Inall bowI,combineal1ingredLent1,mlZWC1LServeover ' • M ~MWKKY P9Ef_CHCL00r7D0 HI&H. . - .5 ZOONIES by T. K. Ryan A MWIF-11 ir THAr WAY! 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BRIDGE AT i: I1)L)7ø I Cheese Cake p / ..... to to EEK & MEEK urant .. ---#*'%,, J -. ..... ... ._. , .4 ' ã W .. , ...... . — , .. .. ...... • ,-, S , -. a •. .. - -•--• '• - b — " •- - - - , -. . ., - PUBUX RESERVES THE RIGHT TOUMITQUANTITIESSOtO - . - -- .. . -- ' . ' - pleasure " P - - -- ---- .• ublix .' - ' , -IF. ________ �4 B-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Serve Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July ii, 97 No-Coc . 1 Attractive and easy-toprepare fare will keep the cook and kitchen cool. ~ - A-41 r Halved Or Sliced OR 1 WRESS 44 cup diagonally sliced celery 4i cup green pepper strips 2 tablespoons butter or margarine ¼ teaspoon ground ginger 1 mII clove garlic, minced 1 can (19 ounces) chunky thicken soup 2 tablespoons water 1 tablesppon cornstarch I ran (10 ounces) Mandarin orange SInsds, drained Soy us In i-quart glass casserole, combine celery, green peppe, butter and seasonings. WcrowaveonhIh2 minutes or until tender, stirring 1 tIme. Add soup. Blend water and cornstarch wdII smooth; W soup mixture. Cook minutes, stirring I time. oranges; cook 1 minute or usd11 hot. Serve with soy. Makes dir ; ' r - -. & m l- -.e --s* L t. IOU 1 C1) cooked rice ¼ cup raisins 1 medium, apple, cut in wedges Chopped peanuts In 1-quart glass canserole, combine celery, combine celery, green pepper, butter and seasoning. Microwave on hIgh 4 minutes or until tender, stirring I time. Add soup, rice and raisins. Microwave 8 minutes, stIrring 1 time- Stir. Arrange apples around edge of casserole; microwave for 3 minutes or until hot. Garnish with pwut. Makes about 4 cope. * . • _a. r.. L1. _._, . .__ .....$- p pkg Golden Corn Del Monte Cut Or French Style Green Beans............... 3 Tomatoes B&M Sliced American.... I Baked Beans Wisconsin Cheese Bar - 2i:aZ LITER FLORIDA, GRADE A 32 °' Apple Juke ................. b.t 69 Large Eggs s~:~: Juice Drink Salad Dressing ..... . 4Pole* 04 60~ . III - 60.: _______ - _10 - : 'S . ____ "N. .. 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SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD 't Oil 48-obot. Espw.s wed. Jur 25, IC75 $239 - 6 '•• C 0O '• •4C 4$l O Stay Free MazI Pads 12 L..._._...._..ee•e• LONGWOOD VILLAGE Seafood Treat I CTR., D4WGr XTRA n iamps LONG WOOD s ' ______________ Publix 1 St..ro B.sf Or Chicken 1J, BouIllon Cub., 30-et. size THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY ' si 79 '. -- . - V. Ittu iiiuil'. 01 (loVes Wed J,.Ifl 197(p I s. III s i.: I 104114''. V. ltrtisFi '' [flJl]4aGreenSfamps S Gallo Pepperoni Or Smoked Mullet............ remn1lirun: p.i:t n / ;s Red Snapper Fillets !- t'ç)('lIt P. 64 • STAMPII Sunnyland (Hot Or Mild) , t',tIli(( '_F1't:- (It EXTRA Seafood Treat ' $2" iit't- lightl aikiiiit 4 _______________ 2a.: ti ' ii ft Welch's Grape Drink '' Salami I 70 where shopping is a pleasure Tennessee Pride (Hot Or Maid) .. P!. ripeiew,. ,,, ::::___:__::::::..-._a EXTRA Lykes Smoked Sausage (1))\Vfl pall - SlIii( 2 $129 a 7 Whole Hog Sausage Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Plate R*11 Dog Food Label, White, Pink, Green, Yellow Or Blue, White Cloud Bathroom Tissue er''l i'l,i(t ilr:(- t '.1(14' Gaines Gravy Train cm Grill Franks.................. pkg: $ Chuck Blad• Roast ........... 11 Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef N ImprialOvsn Roast...... ' $2" Short Ribs ......................... , Oscar Mayer (Regular Or Beef St?Ie) tm Swift's Premium ProTen Beef < ar Wieners.......................: KsyClubSteak........,........ Chuck Shoulder Roast...... Baking Soda 15 Off Label, Laundry Detergent ' ' ac Cold Power XE Pkg (Limit I Please, With Other Purchases of $5 O More, Excluding All Tobacco Items) Variety .Pak.................. pkg. j 1' $229Q b.' Swift's Premium $309 Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Chuck Blade St.ak ........... 4 ' $2°' ' Corned Beef Country Ham ' ' 3 SUPER OR ULTIMATE is Off Breakfast Strips Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef (English Cut Roast) Short Ribs ...,,.........,,......... 10 ja Swift's Premium Sizzlean 11,....< Inspected Heavy Western Beef Top Round Steak $309 ' ' $' Swift's Premium Sausage Swift's Premium ProTen Beef USDA Choice Boneless Beef (English Cut Roast) ... Ph1\ 1 Swift's Premium ProTen Government. _____________________ Steak .................... $309 USDA Choice Boneless Beef Chuck Eye Roast .............. Sliced Bacon Swift's:m Oven Roast Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Round Chuck Blade Steak ........... III' 11 USDA Choice Beef Chuck Blade Roast ........... ' $1" USDA Choice Bad Plato 59° bag Fresh Eggplant ..............4 SAVE 48c Normal Oily Or T&B Shampoo Llfebuoy Soap Gwaltney Olde Smithfield Sugar Free Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin USDA Choice Beef Chuck Shoulder Roast lb Armour Sliced USDA Choice Beef Loin Sirloin Steak ..................... USDA Choice Boneless Beef Round Top Round Steak USDA Choice Beef supplement cereal L2 up all-purpose flour (Specia l VitaHe Super Hold Hair Spray _____________________ 49 p"' 5 1 39 lb. Perfect For Potato Salad, U S #1 e S. D. A Choice, Gov't-inspected A ,ft u Heavy We 'stern Beef: -IVIP 30c Off Labol S uper Size Aim Toothpast. • ______________________________ Ij!'iElT.j 'llRlN o For Your Salads Or Relish Trays, "Sun World" Brand (2 Bunches Per Pkg.) Ta l Win s - 24 'i-gal. L, 1'., . i Lipton lar ge• I nit,)t t't'OIltOmb PAPER "Good Anytime" Tropicana Brand 111 1 AreenStamps ______ __________________ MEAT LOAF WELLINGTON upplement cereal Delicate Flavored "Florida" • P1. llhJl]GrIarnpss egg Mangos •....... .. ... ........... $ EXT I 0 • - I 111T11 : ..::..: Folger's Coffee GREEN ol It ttui - L •.: . ... . , sveloping needs . __ . 2'2-inch inuffin.pan cups. Bake in oven at 400 degrees F. about minutes or until lightly browned. Yield: 4 muffins irtars for all your :• (Limit 1 Please, With Other Purchases Of $5 Or More, Excluding All Tobacco Items) '- j 4 to, 49' • b e licat well. -: mixture, stirring until combined. Portion batter evenly into four greased 47° ' Stir together flour, baking powder, salt and' sugar. Set aside. Measure cereal and milk into small mixing bowl. Stir to combine. Let stand 1 to 2 minutes or until cereal is Anti shtrti'ni,ii' softened ....:...:... ; Fresh Made Hoagie Rolls I I OreoI Cookies .............. House •AYY - Dutch Apple Pie .... 'I , 85° / Regularly $1.19, Kids Love Em With Milk For Salads Or Spread --' (6-Pack) Sunny Delight Concord Grape Or Florida lz -Roos lli_ l_'' 4 mt ''I' 1t'11V1111,' . 111P 7 Regularly $1.09, Sunshine Cookies Chip 1. Crisco Oil..................... 1 19 Kodak - (Bonus Pack) Sunshine - , '. Fresh- Baked Apple Or - - z Crackers, Honey Grahams Or Baking 0 Frying r: t , It I GREEN II\ ' -_.d 6 Lipton's Instant Lite-Lunch cans --•- -____ J. - tji/i:r.mit 99° Chunk Tuna im:. Citrus Punch.......... .-idllc In Water Or In Oil, Bumble Bee SAVE 35c, Pillsbury's "Big Country" Buttermilk Biscuits................. SAVE 5c, Azteca Corn Tortilla .........3 site 99c vt 'g.- t a ro und BRAN MUFFINS FOR 11%() cup all-purpose flour 1' teaspoons baking powder L4 teaspoon salt 2 tablespoons sugar cup shreds of wheat bran cereal 'i cup milk 2 tablespoons shortening 1. - -..•-.,',,.-, PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD I1.)"Arr1,I( 69° Welch's Grape Jam Or Grape Jelly Claussen Pickles.,.. 7? Baked Beans......... Ready-To-Take-Out Southern 65' ctn. Serve Over Spaghetti, Prima Brand Parmesan $129 Grated Cheese...... SAVE Cc, 32-Oz. Kosher Dill Or 24-Oz. Sliced Sweet 'N Sour I. Zesty-Flavored Submarine each Sandwich S 'I WV...................lot Tomato Catsup ............ SAVE bc, Blue Bonnet I PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES 79 I SAVE 4C Blue Bonnet For Your Summer Salads And Sandwiches Crisp Western Fresh Blueberries ........ ..!.!.IIurcm a- •, Pel Monte Nectarines....................10 to, •1 .~. I 59c 24oz, bot. GOOD IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES 6. 99 withthiscoupon .--'J 1) ..,. '.'•:''."".-'.... (1 L EF FECTIVE THURSDAY JULY 19 THRU WEDNESDAY, JULY 25, 1979.... CLOSED SUNDAY... Kosher Spears............ I Q Z 59c 4___ a 8-qi Drink Mix ...................... Kraft Low-Cal Thousand Island Or Blue Cheese .-i I With Tray PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT ' $1 19 Assorted Flavors Of Flavor Perfect - Vlasic Delicious Ripe Juicy Flavorful (70 Size) I Cranberry Juice...... 11 ." ',:,- M - . Gravy Boat Family Size, Ocean Spray 9 ... j liii the' :t'Ii Add grunt b-t.-1 \1n at:l mili birwd - rt I It urta-e, 0: ltl-Il.fl,iu , roll hail tht p4ltI- 1' 1 inch Mpiarr l '1141t half the mmtu hi 4'(Ii- (t,!'-r% anul ('flitOls ill 'lit ci 1 m limri., shape Lilt 01v In 1 !iiiXtIirt' Ihtt 111 h 1,4:1 1111 cii t'p s{l1i;liold' Irtn::: Ito:! ti p Yield: 2 servings NOTE: To prepare in advance, assemble casseroles omitting top layer of cereal mixture. Store in refrigerator. Sprinkle on topping just before baking. - FOR Florentine China Juice Drink..................2 1. Irla i 2 Del Monte Pineapple Orange - ; - Or Pineapple per doz. X, ~; 7-up a 89C 79c BREAKFAST CRJR b' ~kT , 'An V& III ,,I , 4 8--i2, Keep meal preparation simple and keep yourself cool with convenient frozen foods from our tremendous selection of main dishes, side dishes and desserts. I 'can' 39c Wisconsin Cheese Bar Pasteurized Process Cheese Swiss Cheese ....... TO COO t 1 59 '' CANADA DRY GINGERALE OR Del Monte Stewed Or Regular ItII tI9 l)illlliIIu Itt4tS1'I'i: -411t !t,'at In two greased 9-oz. custard cups or individual casseroles, layer half the sliced eggs, half the crwnbled bacon, hall the sauce and half the cereal mixture. Repeat layers. Bake in oven at 350 degrees F. about 15 mInutes or until thoroughly heated. 6pk. cans 3' I Melt 2 tablespoons of the margarine. Stir in salt and chives. Combine with crushed cereal. Set aside. Melt the remaining 2 Lawespoons margarine in small saucepan over low heat. Stir in flour and mustard. Add milk gradually, stirring until smooth. Cook until mixture thickens aiitl boils, stirring constantly. Set aside. $139 1201. '. " d Beer .11 49 jal 0 Milk ('rust: ha . ':up i'ertil I fine crumb,, ( nnbira- V. itt: flour and the 1 i ttiI1)l!l 54l1t. tilt III Sti4)!t(1ilf1( untir inixtuit' rt'coi hIt-.' . - oat 't' urunihs. :\tt(l tiidk, tir:Ifli .until ''fltlt ::i:x lure iS llllIlStr'llc:I 1) 4U11, L10. iii sliuky S,-t asi d c 4 mtrst: th'' rernamnini: 4Wt1141r1 lip uerr'41l ti uin - lI1liiIi)'. CASSEROLE cup margarine or butter teaspoon onion salt 1-2 teas poon freeze-dried chives or parsley flakes 1 cup oven-toasted rice cereal, crushed to measure 34 cup 2 tablespoons all-purpose fl our teaspoon dry mustard i cup milk 2 hard-cooked eggs, sliced 4 slices bacon, fried crisp and crumbled SCHMIDT'S Del Monte Cream Style Or Whole Kernel Kraft's Cracker Barrel, Mellow Cheddar Or 0-02. v;-I .-I ' -.' Beets 1 Sliced American.... - 69° Halves ................. 29oi 79c can 02-Ct. Glass) Del Monte Sliced Or Whole M= BACON AND EC,C, - Pear Cheddar Cheese... Microwave News cup diagonally sliced celery 44 cup green pepper strips 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1 snail dove garlic, minced 4 teaspoon curry powder 1 can (19 ounces) chunky beef Del Monte Peaches .... Kraft's Individually-Wrapped Processed Cheese Food -' A Ont Wai 34 for Two puts 111.1 Del Monte Bartlett Sharp Cheddar...... 'slick __ er') I ) I .. 1, Create a romantic dinner 1(09 I -. -.- Kraft's Chunk Style Mild Or Medium ~ - Muffins FmzenFo( Turkeys I ": ,.-.&~J- .., L-f, -_- . . ,..,y - - Romaine Lettuce....... about 3 cup& BEEF INDIENNE Serve this lightly curried beef and rice mlxture with avariety of anmpanlments such as chutney, toasted coconut and ---- -.---,- .e -( ~'~~I ,!-AA publ( ARMOUR STAR GOV'T INSPECTED, ' I SHIPPED QUICK-FROZEN, ,v mood with flowers, candles and a gourmet-but-easy food. Lend style to a quarter pound of ground beef by mak ing Meat Loaf Wellington your main dish. Even frozen vegetables can become elegant Vegetabl es Polonaise when topped with buttered corn flake crumbs, ch o pped egg and parsley. If you've gotten into the "fry-and-serve" routine when serving pork chops, try somet hing new with Stuffln' Good Pork Chops. Th ey're inch-thick, filled with just right herb stuffing and make a s pecial midweek entree. -_ '~ ~A: ,.7, . M..-~"_i PREMIUM CHABLIS, "Quick and easy" might well be the microwave owner's slogan. Chances are that you have spooned one ol the many varieties of chunky soup into a bowl, mierowaved it and iCfl5d It in the same utensil. '- ,,. J - 1 . ________ A"& ,,- - - T~ If your table is usually set for two, you probably clip every built-for-two recipe you find. Well, get out your scissors! You'll definitely want to save and try these recipes trimmed down to serve just the two of you. Brunching with a brunch ' , .' .._,", 2 .. - 'i -flu. A '7Q-SP ' ó'I Create A Romantic Mor,d When Seirina U,, I For ~R 2 tablespoons sweet pickle 1 medium cucumber, pared, relish seeded and chopped about I 2 teaspoons chicken-flavor cup) instant bouillon 3 cups tomato juice 1 teaspoon grated onion 1 tablespoon lemon juice 44 teaspoon paprika I to 2 teaspoons beef-flavor 44 teaspoon cayenne pepper instant bouillon In blender container, blend 14 teaspoon garlic powder cheese until smooth. In medium teaspoon celery salt bowl, combine ingredients; mix Thin cucwnber slices, opwell, breaking up large tomato tional pieces. Cover; chill thoroughly. In blender container, cornStir before serving. Serve with bine all ingredients except Lite Mixed Salad. Refrigerate cucumber slices. Blend until leftovers, smooth. Chill. Stir before Approximates 200 calories serving. If desired, garnish per cup or 25 calories per 2 with cucumber slices and serve tablespoon serving, over ice. Refrigerate leftovers. TOMATO-CUCUMBER Approximates 180 calories COOLER per quart or 45 calories per 1(Makes 1 quart) cup serving. iit lj. ~; ,7't; 1 . _~, ,.~ 1~~1! 111A: k Lite Bites To Whet Sumimer Appetites Summertime-you can make In small bowl, combine all your living easier by planning ingredients except vegetables; to serve light, simple-to- mix well. Cover; chill at least 1 prepare fare, designed to hour. Stir before serving. Serve satisfy appetites and keep the with fresh crisp vegetables. cook and kitchen cool. Refrigerate leftovers. Make the order of the menu Suggested Vegetables: carrot chilled soups, low-in-calorie sticks, celery sticks, salads and sandwiches, and an mushrooms, cherry tomatoes, array of crisp fresh vegetables cauliflowerettes, cucumber accompanied by dilled-yogurt slices or strips, zucchini slices for dipping. Set the foods on an or strips. attractively arranged buffet Approximates 160 calories table on the patio, the terrace, per cup or 20 calories per 2 beneath a shady garden tree or tablespoon serving. in a cool indoor spot. In this LUNCHEON ORIENTAL Informal setting, family and SHRIMP SALAD guests can select those f (Makes2servings) which will appeal to 1 (16-ounce can bean dividual appetites. Well In advance of mealtime, sprouts, drained and rinsed 1 cup (4-ounces) cooked make and thoroughly chill the soups. A fine for instance Is shrimp 4 cup chopped green onion refreshing and nutritious Cool 4i cup thinly sliced radishes Rosy Peanut Soup. Prepare it in `,4 cup bottled low calorie the cool of the morning or the Italian dressing night before it Is needed. Let it 4 slices pasteurized process chill for several hours to let the cheese product, cut into small flavors mingle. Beef-flavor bouillon, tomato sq uares 2 large lettuce leaves juice, dry roasted peanuts, In medium bowl, combine yogurt and lemon juice make bean sprouts, shrimp, onion and this 215 calorie per cup soup se l f. radishes; mix well. Pour which is almost a meal in it dressing evenly over top. Cover On lighter side, is tomato-. and chill at least 2 hours; stir Cucumber Cooler, flavored occasionally. Drain. Add with beef-flavor bouillon which cheese product; toss. Serve on has about 45 calories per cup. Salads are always welcome lettuce. Refrigerate leftovers. Approximates 215 calories summer fare, particularly if there are dieters In the crowd. Salad makings should be fresh, per serving. cold and crisp.., the bowls COOL ROSY PEANUT SOUP chilled to keep the salads cold (Makes 1•' i quartz or six I-cup longer. Salad dressings may be servings) served on the side. Cheese 1 cup dry-roasted peanuts 4-14 cups tomato juice product slices, cut Into squares, 1 tablespoon lemon juice strips or jullenned added just before serving. 1 tablespoon beef-flavor in. Sandwiches of the open-face Mant bouillon or 3 beef-flavor variety, with fillings of sliced bouillon cubes 1 (8-ounce) container yogurt thicken or turkey and cheese Fresh parsley product slices (with half the calories of regular process In blender container or food American cheese) will appeal processor, grind peanuts; set to the light eater... 220 calories aside. In medium saucepan, per sandwich. Team a cup of combine tomato juice, lemon Tomato-Cucumber Cooler with juice and bouillon; cook over one of these appetite satisfying medium heat until bouillon sandwiches-total 265 calories. dissolves, stirring occasionally. If your pleasure Is packing a Remove from heat. Cool picn ic, these foods will pack slightly. Add peanuts and and travel. In fact, some of yogurt; mix until smooth. Chill. thein could easily make ittothe Garnish with parsley or office for a controlled calorie cucumber sticks. Refrigerate leftovers. luncheon. LITE CHEESE AND Approximates 215 calories CHICKEN SANDWICHES per cup serving. Maku4 Sandwiches) LITE MIXED SALAD (Makes five 2CUpservings) ¼ cup diet margarine 2-½ quarts mixed salad 1 tablespoon prepared greens, rinsed and torn into mustard 4 slices whole wheat bread bite-size pieces 6 slices pasteurized process Lettuce leaves 8 slices pasteurized process cheese product, paired and cut Into thin strips cheese product 1 cup sliced fresh mushrooms slices cooked 4 (1-ounce) 2 small tomatoes, quartered chicken or turkey I small cucumber, sliced In small bowl, combine 1 medium carrot, pared and margarine and mustard; mix well. On each bread slice, cut into 1-inch strips 5 green pepper rings spread about 1 tablespoon Place greens in large salad mustard misture. Top each with lettuce, I cheese product bowl; arrange remaining slice, 1 slice chicken and ingredients over and among remaining cheese product slice. greens. Cover; chill until Garnish as desired. Refrigerate served. Serve with Chunky Tomato Salad Dressing. leftovers. Approximates 220 calories Refrigerate leftovers. Approximates 90 calories per per sandwich. 2-cup serving without dressing. YOGURT-DILL DIP CHUNKY TOMATO (Makes 2cups) SALAD DRESSING 2(8 -ounce) containers plain ( Makes Z-¼ cups) yogurt 2 hard-cooked eggs, chopped 4 teaspoons chicken-flavor 1 cup lowfat cottage cheese instant bouillon 1 cup (one 8-ounce can) 1 teaspoon dill weed dewed tomatoes Fresh crisp vegetables Wedn.?%day ---a -I',. - - - 'a �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 66--Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Wednesday, July is, 197 one PLAY THE ALL NEW SERIES No. 93 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED WTP4N.DIXJE STORES, INC. COPY*IOHT-1979 DOUBLE DOLLAR BINGO PRICES GOOD IN ALL W.D STONES IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES ONLY, OSANGE $tMINc* O$((0(a SIEVAID, V0(USiA, LASt. (lINUS. (HAltofli SUMPTI, MAIION, PICK UP YOUR NEW GAME CARD & PLAYING PIECES AT YOUR WINN=DIXIE TODAY! (0(1111, LII AND HENDSY PRICES GOOD JULY 1941 'SAVE 20c II 2A, CORN FE I WESTERN " CENTER CUT LOIN 00 616- IN CASH 7 NOICI PORK BOTTOM ROUND CHOPS $79 $171 PRIZES HHUBU If you visit the participating stores 26 times during this promotion You have 1 chance in3of winning a Cash Prize! V;;~ WHOLE (20 TO 28 I.S.AVG.) I PLEASE REDEEM ALL PRIZES FROM PREVIOUS SERIES _Y WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 'YVA ; USDA CHOICE4 4r , BONELESS UNTRIMMEDt O I LB LB. FRESH MARKET Ground Round F;WN CENTER CUT THIN MINU $229 s Chops vvw iiirioiioii W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE BONELESS BOTTOM 99 1 IVY L591 ARROW HEAVY DUTY LIQUID ••• ':' ALL ALL GRINDS CHEK DRINKS .- Tissue ' office. No purchase is required Adults IS years of .g. or older only eligible to pisy 3. TO PLAY. Each gem. ticket contains four DOUBLE DOLLAR BINGO markers, Simply punch out the store perforated portions of the gam, ticket, then separate the punched out portions to reveal your four markeis Each marker corresponds to. square in one of thi games on your Game Card. Carefully insert each marker in their appropriate square on your Game Card. EXAMPLE: If one of your markers is a 5119 in the $100.00 Game, insist that marker in the square marked 569 in the $100.00 Game. Some games contain squares masked FREE " it is unnecessary to collect e marker to be placid in such Free Squares Free Squares are not transferable TO WIN: When you complete any row Inagame. you may bsa winner. Match the four coi!iers L$.Y In the 0100100. $100 00 or $10 00 game. you may beawinrier, doubling the amount of the game prj 5 :aaamples on this card. Only one winner per card. TO CLAIM PRIZE: AN DOUBLE DOLLAR BINGO markers which are not pan of the winning row Wiould be removed and transf.red to anew game card. Submit the game card and wm,.ing row or four corners to authorized store cersonnef who wiN strange for verification and awarding of your pris,. The Gems card must be signed and the back of each miner In the winning row initialed, in the specs indicated, by the customis In the pn.wice of authorized poriorviel Winners of $100 through $30.00 can paid in cast, at the store. Redemption of $100.00 and over must be submitted 10 the be verified sponsor for verification and *4 be piid by chick. Al genie materiel submitted for verification becomes the property of the gem. sponsor. Al liability on prizes is the responsibility of the prize winner. GAME MATERIAL will be rectsd and judged void If not obtained from and verified by authorized S. ALl If any pan of any game pieces are ege, altered, mutilated, defaced, tampered with, psonnel er forged, contains printing or other errors, of is Integuist in anyway. Any attempt to forge game material or to defraud In any, way *4 be prosecuted to the fullest aunt of Ian. Germs materials void where taxed or pnehbtsd by Ian S. GAME (tdO$ upo5'indiution of all game tickets. Al pities muss be darned within $ days after the annosirtiemint of termination or they are torI ailed. Notwithstanding anything herein to the contrary, at such times as the verified claim, for prises In any category equals the number of prizes advertised for that category, than the game it relates to that specific prize category shall linmsdiatelv terminate without niotic.. arid any unverified cialrns at or after that Urns aliaS be ausometicslly iscsed. a. \ CHLITZ .... purchase excl. dgs. .••• ' .. PACK 12-oz. CANS CRACKIN GOOD 9' Pretzels I JAR r.f tW -$ ¶1 09 49-ox. BOX . ALL VARIETIES ... 2 ARROW FABRIC Softener r acl UVI 304 ASTOR TEA MIX 32-9& purchase sisci. cigs. 6$ 6 9 1-LB. CAN Creamer $5.00 Lt' ASTOR COFFEE 2 '0rcs' 9°' DETERGANT Limit I with or more BEER LImIt DRIP SOUTH TIDE itsJ • SAVE 10' THRIFTY MAID II APPLE SAUCE mc Rq 2 32Dx. 89 9" 0 MAYONNAISE $149 .••• C ) . valid for this Game. I. OFFER NOT OPEN TO: Employses fond their I.R.S. listed dsp.nd.ntsl of the sponeor, its subsidiaries, Dansico Associates. their adviflising agency, and any Other companies engaged in the development and production of these games. - JUNDO HOAMWAN . :, ' Here's all you have to do to win at Double Dollar Bingo FIN .e ew if five dewiii Will. diagstially. lift say tier of fear leers of iciell. dszpaal. Won $1.001 5100 or $10 Win $5.00. $2.00 or $1.00 ODDS CHART the insult St IS. game rose Win $2002 $200 o $20 $2.0.00 1,001.00 300.00 100.00 30.00 10.00 760 1,000 2.000 1.00 5,000 27001.1 2.00 20.000 100,120 417$2011 123tsI 1.00 TOTALPRIZU 36 100 200 139;005 i"" AS OF July 19, 1979 Match the feet cersers is the $1001. $100 Sr StO game. double as on, REGULAR MW $' . WTW LEMON $139 N IA ASTOR "COFFEE 1 with $5.00 or more , ARROW FACIAL $219 SAVE 20. ALL PIAV0R$ 1. TO OBTAIN MATERIAL: Get ifi.. game card and game ticket on request it the and of checkout at at q MLq = PKO. LB. PACK P1(0. ONLY GAME MATERIAL "died Series 'P $1-79A 469 '' ,. $I 991 j, .'Ii SLICED BACON ROAST $169; BATH TISU SE LIMIT 2 PLEASE - HICKORY SWEET PORK 4 LILAC WHITE, YELLOW, PINK BLEACH Detergent CORNED BEEF, BRISKET . __ .-'. 4 10115 PUREX H WESTERN COIN FED CINTIR CUT PORK LOIN KINGS ThAT USDA CHOICE $189 _ $1 /O) WfflW CHUCK STEAK STEAK 7) LL .. to $ cowls CUT 7 tONI ROUND Rules for playing Double Dollar Bingo Wednesday, July Ill, 316,714 to I ' 136,000 to 1 57,50010 18.000 to 1113.500 to 1 S.750t.1_ 1Tto i 20.570 to I .- Imlay, .: 49 1.035*5 5161. 1 lOSt. 1- to I 5,192 to 1 to I UZto I ) Frills" Photo Silt. I I0 DOW ___lxi. 44M $UPIIWNS ASSONSIS FLAVORS ($.CT. PSI.) Wx CUT WARES 'a 14,131 10. 311 to 1_ 1.113 to 1 11.305 to 1 - DOY " 17 FT2 CON ' .Sri,ir._... SWISS STYLE YOGURT I 9 I..a. 'cups $100 1; i ISOwI lOitoI DIXIE DARLING BREAD 1Y t.1 4%1.1 7101 31101 DIXIE DARLING PRESTIGE BREAD .. HARD ROLLS This germs being played In the eIi,y'four (84) partcetlng WinnOlule stores located Its central Florida Scheduled termination date: October II. 117* NOTE: This, odds effective until August 17. 1979. After this date you must 0-ox. . . . . we updated odds posted In your Wlnn'DluIe or affiliated food hates and In newpaper advcrihamantz. OUUL DARLING $ROWl'I 'N SERVE FRENCH 'JIL iiti 1,51 11 1 1L1. 1.- 127ri lr T .4 ..-,v I 2 2LVS. . . • • • • • • • 89 2-10-1 79c �V Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 18, 1979 FRESH VALLEY-Our own brand vor of Beef that is carefully selected from the best of heavy, western, U.S.D.A. Choice Beef for flavor and extra tenderness -Every Pack Our butchers expertly trim away extra fat leaving only enough to make FRESH VALLEY always tender & juicy! SO YOU Deited KNOW e IT AVAILABLE ONLY AT... Look for this label for Beef thats GUARANTEED! 'S FRESH... ALL. ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD WED., JULY 18, THRU TUES., JULY 24. 1979. QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. LB 8uP gcoiI??t / 4 AS LARGE SIZE 1 °° SAVE 250 SAVE IOC P%G Freshly Packaged Slaw or Salad i SAVE 2OCSWIEI 79 60 Mexican Pineapple PICK YOUR cdJOtl FRESH SEEDLESS LUMS P SAVE 3O - 49Q 12/49 EACH GIANT ROLL KRAFT LB $229 Matlaw's Stuffed Clams 2FOR 168 Sliced American Singles SAVE 204 Is: Pantry Pride Cottage Cheese Pantry Pride Bowl Oleo SAVE 204 ISo: MEAT OR BEEF Ball Park Franks SAVE 204? LBS SAVE 404 2Oo: PEG WID $298 SAVE I0C12s: PANTRY PRIDE $188 Assorted Lunch Meat SAVE 2O 59%L. Evet)21 16.5oz$ CANS ) PKQ. Sunshine Saltines SAVE IOClSit 2 Contadina Tomato Sauce 100*1 d 39A" SAVE IOCIDu Pantry Pride Marshmallows 3/$1 SAVE l0C40. 1° Pantry Pride Peanut Butter BATHROOM CLEANSER 24oz 93 LAUNDRY LIQUID DETERGENT 92. ______ ' 51 1 IFER KRAFT C: 49oz BOX DRESSING 1000 ISLAND, WINE VINEGAR, FRENCH OR ITALIAN IMUSTARD (59 I JAR INCH WHITE 100 .ryc%h,ce COUNT Box 79c ' $1 SAVE 34 4PACKS £ , 97d SAVE 3/$1 3/$1 Jergen's Soap SAVE IUlkl Veg All Mixed Vegetables I IIIAGlEXAR ORPOSIP 145 — toigers onee " ILI CAN IEGII(U DRIP DRIP 2.55 Folger's Coffee PUNCH LAUNDRY OX 79 s*YE 10* •1 ..• .:, V SAVE 214 PANTRY PRIDE Dainty Dinner Rolls SAVE tDCPAN TIY PRIDE SESAME SEEDED French Rolls SA VE IDE PANTRY PRIDE Poppyseed Rolls SAVEIKEAGH CURITY SOFT PUFFS 260 $ 2/890 2/890 2/890 SAVE 10 Coconut Layer Cake SAVE IICPNITRT PRIOR 21$ 1 French Stick Bread 2 V LASIC POLISH PICKLE I KOSNIR Dliii SAVE 309 4 TOILET TISSUE WWTI, PINK/GREEN 4 ROLL PACK SANFORD -ZAYRE PLAZA HIWAY 17.92 & AIRPORT BLVD. V - V V •V ' COUNT COUNT CHARNIN on 46oz FRESH 2 1 GOOD NEWS RAZORS 89 - £ , 54co SHANK CUT A Atfl LVI- N.R. BTLS. $129 $1 r891 SAVE IOC 5 LB PKG. I 78LB SAVE 1Oi ____ ' 35oz YOUR CE SAVE FROZEN ONE LITER pq ___ 'ttIIIIIIII.IIIIIIØ' SAVE IOCIIu FROZEN uIP pnns R.Ce or C OL 2 LITE 8 SAVE 10411.1 ASSORTED Morton ....• .,. _w1 - U. OISU Ails IFILM pull -V •- IWs.litWy$a$a 0,11 SUP ir ILROorLssus- u( '°"° Morton Frozen Dinners 690 •,. TC OMATO 690 Morton Mexican Dinners SAVE 10C.Ile: FROZEN 690 Morton Turkey Dinner SAVE 344 $.i FROZEN 3/1 3/$ 1 Pantry Pride Orange Juice SAVE 1141k: FROZEN SAVE 1041hz AUDITED FROZEN -' I 590 Pet Ritz Cream Pies SA VE loClu FROZEN 490 Pantry Pride Whipped Topping I. - SACRAMENTO 46oz 690 Newton Broccoli Spears t...c... • Dinners SAVE 10414,: IRWIN alt4$10,u .w,, U Frozen SAVE IDE 1k: ASSORTED C!)w .. 69d Morton Chicken Dinner IiM_ ___DEVELOPING — t%winF,1ogdnJ,oj/s/ Rest 59 c Mse to t p1 s. Ida ad 1W Log Pstr Pvds its. 89 SAVE 100 GOOD JULY 19 THRU JULY 25, 1979. AL KA SELTZEi~ —___ FOIL 88C LB rivery'8 p,i,e' $339 lim SAVE 25E 25 COUNT 28 $2 WHOLE TO 10 LBS 12 PACK 1 2oz CAN SAUCE 79e 4 TMMWCAPO MUKII nm77 PANTRY PRIDE APPLE HERBAL OR REGULAR 9oz SIRLOIN TIP ROAST WHITING LB PABST BLUE RIBBON BEER 6 PAK 120z SUMMERS EVE DOUCHE SA'VE 20 DISPOSABLE BONELESS BEEF DRESSED WHOLE OR BUTT CUT LB 880 LB *122 SAVE I2oz SALISBURY STEAKS-SLICED TURKEY-CHARCOAL PATTIES. re. in SMOKED HAMS AGREE SHAMPOO PROTEIN, NORMAL OR OILY ROLLS FREEZER QUEENDINNERS SAVE 300 SI 4R ADDED ALBERTI REAL 750 ML. LAMBRUSCO SANGRIA *1 WINE 69 WINE SAVE 200 N*4080 HOT DOG or HAMBURGER Best 8ugs in8akey! Pantry Pride Blue Detergent WATER $148 SAVE 20C dllI4 08 YELLOW/BLUE 1AV11 BEEF SAVE 30 A LB DUNKS GERMAN STYLE BEER Ip 0 LB fi EXCELLENT FOR COOKOUTS LB FRESHLY 5 LBS & OVER ~VE 400 Best SAVE I ICElsz $128 PKG ~Verft l ow rice/ 2/$1 FFV Assorted Crackers 1V 11 IiDETERGENT VI LSAV SAVE 4U AND In 99 IVORY 22oz SAVE flCISst " 24oz AVG. SAVE ice A LB LB FLASH FROZEN FISH d18I2o $j18eoz.*? *298 3LOAVES 240 1 TNT Roach & Ant Bomb 18.5oz PKG. 1 3/890 Kounty Kist Early June Peas LEISUREWAY PAPER PLATES 69c TIDE ~~Isealll / 79 SAVE 30CIhs PILLSBURY CAKE MIXES ASSOPTED FLAVORS COMET r $2 IAVE ,OC.1&I SAVE SC17,z Foamy Detergent SAVE 54 HlC Fruit Drinks $228 ROCK CORNISH HENS U.S.D.A. GRADE A FRESH PORK BUTTS $18 SAVE 20 A LB Ffl1I1D A 99d 3/$ I Nestle Chocolate Quick SAVE C 320: LIOWO BOXES FIWI PUNCH SAVE 400 A LB $188 Suhnyland Roll Sausage jrP90 SAVE SC 14.z GRAPE. ORANGE OR SIRLOIN STEAK Fi~O $958 $108 Lykes Smoked Sausage PKG. SAVE 25 ON YOUR NEXT PURCHASE OF HAMBURGER WITH SPECIALLY MARKED PACKAGES OF DAK SLICED HAM. Best Bugsh,clh,cepks/ 590 IOC LI $118 DAK SLICED IMPORTED HAM %iUAHL Best Buysin $ccepJes/ CENTER CUT BEEF SAVE 304 ISo: PEG HOT OR MILD Solo BOTTLE SAVE Hygrade Hot Dogs Kraft Parmesan Cheese Lykes Grill Meat Franks $118 SAVE 2*4 I?.: PEG SAVE ?OC3s: GRATED AM STYLE OR WHOLE KERNEL e( 580 SAVE 104th: LIBBY"S COR ILi 5LBQ PKG. 68d Skillet Brand Bacon SAVE 204 lZoz PEG $118 Fyne Taste Meat Franks SAVE Mt 24#: CUP CREAM 049LB ow 8C SAVE 30C LI POC SLICED Pantry Pride Cream Cheese 10 SAUCE __ JUICE SAVE 30 ASSORTED FLAVORS _______ l8oz Pr SAVE 20 A LB SAVE 3ü4Iêsz PANTRY PRIDE V LEMON LB98 SAVE "t 30a PEG CALIFORNIA NECTARINES ALB THIGHS, BREAST WITH RIBS I Matlaw's Shrimp Rolls SWEET JUICY ReaLemon BARmBmQUE 59c) Fryer Combination 6FOR SAVE 2O 2s89 FOR TOWELS SAVE 21 SA VE 204 ALl? TOE LIPkG flA 04 GO PlENuM ti CALIFORNIA SUPqcouh1!' LB $118 Western Pork Spare Ribs SAVE 10421.: PEG Green Peppers ALL VARIETIES $ I 78 LB $188 ?T03 LBS SAVE 304 A LI 3 TO LBS IRISH V AL LEY IRISH FROZEN SAVE tIC GREEN FLORIDA LORIDA MANGO__ESSAVE F 401111 L IM ES SAVE flc Boneless Stewing Beef SAVE 30C LARGE SAVE 20 A LB LB SAVE 304 A LI USDA CHOICE IRISH VALLEY BR AND GROUND 01 PIECES 100 6FOR Boiling Peanuts ou$' NEW CROP Beef Blade Chuck Steak 79 EACH Fresh Green Cukes SAVE 204 A LI U 5 0 A CHOICE FRESH VALLEY BRAND 490 SAVE 30C LB SAVE 2OcALB (LS. DA. Choice Fresh laIr Best Ruqs,inPivducc! SAVE 7IC A IN $149 Country Stand Mushrooms - HIBLETS 6 CORK E 149 1 2oz C AN ,.j Inc SAVE IBC �ill—Evening Herold, Sanford, FL Wsdn.sday, July ii, 97 18—Help V4nftd Legal Notice Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. SOME CHANGES ,y$qy The postal service has banned pieces of mail less than 3½ inches deep, 5 Inches - has been Imposed on oversized and odd-shaped pieces of mail; this charge ap. plies to first-class mall weighing 1 ounce or less as well as third-class mail weighing 2 ounces or less and measuring more than 61,4 inches deep, 118,4 inches wide and ¼ inch thick, Panel House Approves Found - the authority to draw up a tons." gasoline rationing plan for emergencies. Rationing will let pr- dent manage fairly, the White House said In the fact sheet explaining the new policies. Carter asked Congress In April for power, and The House C anierce Coinmitta gave it approval on a volcç vote late Tuesday to a bill allow Carter to that design a guoune rauonuig 'plan. When he actually put the while the Senate approved It, plan Into effect - If fuel the House turned It down. shortages persist at 20 percent The new proposal in Congress would or worse have on. more shot at ap'- Commerce Committee bill Is proving It or turning It down. somewhat streamlined: It subs jeds the rationing plan to only The bill also would have the one more congressional sCrUtipresident set energy conserva- ny, rather than two rounds of UM targets, when fuel short- approval In existing law. T uesday's l0hour meeting of Tuesday's ages reach 10 percent, for the dates to meet with their own the Commerce Committee was largely a Mthtaleev. session, in list.. calling short of the a room without air conditioning to save energy. tar.etawouldhavetosubinitto ______ federal mandatory progiaznl rationing - which could Include a wide range energy belt. Ugtte'lnp but could not Inellis coupon rationing or the mandato,y closing of service sistloes on weekends, of _ The bill suggests, but does not require, a "caries, day" W pro.dh lnwbicheadicar would In but from the road on one _____ apucific day a week. Rep. John Dingell, D-Mich., the committee's energy subs committee chairman, urged his colleagues not to gut the con.ervalion bill beca use of "a ___ rather fragile porting ratIoning A11 Ill last.dltch emergency measure. By margins of 41, 241, 1$-4, the eoinrmiltteetirnedb.ck major attempts Ia d','ige the rationing provisions. Some members wanted ratIoning triggered by a 15 percent shortage, some wanted It triggered by any shortage consIdered serious, and some Unda _r the bill, governors could k for power to require 'ignlmom perdlases In gasoline stations, to reduce "tanklit vta1I purchases. In Carter's new energy wanted a more cwnber.ome program announced to the congressional approval adlon luaday nigbi, he kid PrOi.IlkWL __ Telethon Director Named rIJ, Jo" Wlite, veteran IV dIrector, hes been nom.d dIrector of 1V$ Jury [awls Labor Day telethon to benefit ucuiar Dydrspliy AclMlvn (MDA), Roes Bugle, president of MDA'a Central Floridi QIlpier, aenotmoud today. I. Hagis repsd.d that the show is adwidalsd lobe carried over a 21)Matki, adwoet. In Jill, MDA a labor Day telethon attracted msr,isNmIUkuiviswswhophdgudatdalolmorstsn120 SliM nesli be ' In lbs -i_— -v-- muecaiar dystrophy and _____ - ____ _____ . ____' L _~ . SALES - Child care in my home. Mon-Fri. Longwood, Winter SM at*&. $25 wk. 339.4026 Baby Sitting in my home. Infants to 5 years 337.1763 Baby sitting in my home anytim• day or nits, $lhr.;$6day. Lake Mary 3714M5 Child Care In my home day or night. Mon. thru Fri. $25 wk., $6 day or $1 hr. 323-3344. . o .lt('M.. ' , _1 -,._. - - .,.--' - - -, — . - Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. 1 OR turn. ww carpet, A C, FF ref new cabinets; new bath rm Allures; new paneling, $160. 323 .4940. 373841. Sanford Studio apt. everything furnished including utilities. $160 mo 500 S. Oak. 8.41 7883. .•- $130mo. 2544S. French Ave. Lakefront lot in Casselberry 100' frontage on Seminola Blvd Asking $11,950 with good terms or trade approx. 4 acres complete with guest cottage & barn for horses $130,000. Call to See this Today CallBart * INC. " ft In REALTOR " 701 Bldg. V Altamonte Dr. . ' 3390509 339.0508 W. Garnet t White Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN K RiDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322 7881, Sanford LOOKING FOR RENTAL INCOME' AGENCY REALTOR 322.1991 BR's, swimming pool, all on 9 canal leading to St. Johns River 11,125,000, 1 ERLTY No car needed! This 2 OR, 1 b 27 10 ________________________ Sanford Ave. 322.7977 shopping, churches & school, in exc. cond 8. priced right at UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad lnthç Herald 322 2611 or 531 9993. RIALTY REALTOR 322 4000 MIS home is cony located near $27,500 Like the country? Lovely cedar shingled. 3 BR. 1 b home on 2' acres, lots of trees, above ground pool, even a riding lawn mower & 19 . Sc. porch for your to relax In on these hot summer 2 yr old, just beautiful 7.2 mobile, wet bar, den, formal DR, eat-in kit, sc porch, walk to St. Johns, covered boat dock + tennis 8. swimming. Termst Asking REALTY - Build to suit our iut or yours EllA VA. F HA 1358. 215 0040% M. Urisworth Realty Eli 371 6061 or RIU AL I OR .. - -- ML' eve'. 32) 0517 DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a low cost Classitied Ad - .) Older 2 story 4 2. Secluded area. $42,000. BATEMAN REALTY ,i.,PN, F$Thtlmel part tImi pid In Person LakevIiw Nur$ld Cantor' tit I. a'el St. . Peg. Real Estate Broker 26I Sanford Ave. 321.0759 Aft. Hri. 272 7613. 321 4549 - REALTY OVER - MILLION IN SALES T II RU ILJNE' __ GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RE Ti PEE S Mint cond I liP WORLD. fishing near by Hobby rm, & clean $38.500 Dropped to 5 11.500' LAKE FRONT over 1 7 acre beautifully wooded building site on paved Street. City water 510.000 SOLAR HEAT low el bills Lg 3 BR. I' II. quiet area, nice landscap i ng . Only $25,900 wit bar. OR, ca rat ru kit. A. i Huge Ut/S More ISPP WAR OVER 2500 SQ FT of gracious (3t/ 1 bath home COZY & NEAT on lovely shaded lot! C H&A. DR cj'. (IRS, entry foyer & i living in this lovely Ig Maytair .1 BR 2 B home, beautifully shaded I finest neighborhoods Owner anxious' $67.000 Terms JiN lED Just $Yu.000' I - TAX SHELTER Quadraplex bas üs are here, needs up grading. great potential, good cony local ion Owner will hold very low nt mort 559.900 SUPERX or A KIND? BR I bath cozy collage on lake' Stone FP. kit, pan . your own fishing p near elem en tary school, both for $6000 MORE HOMES MWOlche Rea.Printlr Sf1 rffIjJ$, Additional lnfonnatlos,, plans 'and specIfications are avaIlable Of Off Ic. of the Materlais eser. All bids shell be nulled IS MOferIis N.nager SI the Iseskiele Memertal Hoaphal, no) last Fir Street, Sanford, PlolidS 32771. All bids shall be pestmarliad no later ui_i !i_ 44 A. JV!Y WY. .MJcrOfIdse $lp General itiens. Miserly Besbees. ERW5IIei , . a Vw A ..a.. * .A .- shall be recs*ved an or before Site 54th div Of July Im. OPenin, of such bids will rowlinis tto right to reject any and all bide. Pi$ls: July DEL-fl me gsai for perticlpettori by MIIWNy Susiness Intirprees in Mfilllngfttetsrmsandcondltlensof any and all contracts blued has been eStablished as IwoWy M1'4Of (Zlpd.)offfitetal Md.act Harold Hall Realty - Inc Sanford's REALTOR, MLS Day or Night []3 The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 2135' 5 French lu 9?) Sanford 373 5321 .'. • V Enterprise. Inc. Model Inc .Realtor 641 3O3 - - -- If you're In the business o building use busines. Classified Ads often. your the Osteen -3 lIP. 7 bath, Central H A. w w carpet. Large wooded lot, 511.000 McGovern Builders 377 - - AUCTIO NEWCOMERI ____ Flsddi's =_.i g.ssting — -'=-j NretoV' '1 8108mlng a __ INC REALTORS 530 6833or339 lileves iiJt 1 ,0 chums, civic information; 111 4,0 blIp with yow shopping needs, cords of In. • m. LOCATION: 1-4 to Orange City•DeLand Exit • Go West on 15-A to 17-92 • Go North to 15A • Left to S.R. 44 and follow bright blue Hontoon Island Stale Park signs Bolls Landing Rd. '3 miles from beautiful DeLand, Fla. TERMS: 10°- Day of Sale • Balance In 30 Days • Financing Available by Local Leiide, Competitive Rates City sewer and water '2 bedroom and 1 bedroom units carpeted ' air conditlon..(1 all appliances • clubhouse • swimming pool • 8 acres • boat (lock and slips • • 2 bedroorn-2 bath house • 50' boat slip • carpeted • 1600 sq. it. • 1/2 acre • elevator sea walls landscaped • large oak trees and much more! . - - - -- - ,_- . July s, ic, 3, U. $$.Z , 17, II, 1939 DEL-23 BALDWIN & DlKIOU 46 ob . .. - w. .-.. .,... - •'. - - . - _ .,,,, , i .-. '. , ' . ' fictitious name of Al. TAMONTI TOWING SERVICE, and that I (305) 862•3363 kdend?oreilstsrsaidnamewtththe Cr* of 1151 CfrC'0 Court, Seminols county. Florida In accordance with ft prQIslep.s it the Fictitious Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co. P.O. Box 1328 Longwood, Fla. 32750 ____ S.ctlen 111111111 0 - I . Glenn A. Blackmore, Broker 1 I Home Offlice . 804-7344031 Rain or Shine • Sale on Property Nt - - i'a —. 11 - - . .. •• _, REALTY 111160011 lB - 11 . . Id ° Under Tent , aver I door, vinyl top, cx, ri'llt-nt (Onti $2350 After 6 p rn. 339 7625 ' ' ' ___________________ Pontiac Catalina 1973, 4dr Hardtop. power, air. auto 11195111, , lu ll II I other items Remember prices go down every 10 days 7621 S Sanford Ave 327 149i Tues Fr, 9 18.51 Sat 10 ________________________________ Air Conditioning Home Repair Central Heat &AirConci rree Est Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford "2 1771 _________________________ I I S 51—Household Goods _____ 52—ApPliances PRONTO Mont' Repairs t Electrc,,I, plumbing. carpentry. I '- "-________ __________ I Appliances p.iintinq 3?? .1031 Z..1L) A SERVICEMAN? Ygt,.II find lift, listed in our Business Service Di rectory Alan's Appliances Refrigeration A C Repair __________________________ Licensed 3?) 0039 Lawn Mointenance ' — -_ Automotive Service Certified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 3218119 Mowing After 5 ___ - -Wcstc-rn Auto 30) W 1St St Automotive Service, tune- up. WASHER -- Parts, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCcS 323 0697 KEN brabti'S. fail pipe, etc - Beauty Care Lawn Service _________________ Kitchen aide portable dishwasher Green, butcher block fop, I yr old Like new 5350 373 6786 -__________________ TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty 519 C 1st St . New Tanpan gas ranges, below wholesale- left over from going 3 double oven & 0 Single oven Prices start 61 $21225 Sanforo Fur future Salvage, 1 7 97 So of Sanford, 327 8721 Out of business sale . specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 8567 CARPORT SALE. Stereo, aquarIum I filters, clothes, books, Misc. 109 E. Airport Blvd. Thurs., Fri., a. Sat. 9 to i. --_______ Immediate occupancy. New 1 814, & Accessories I B. block home, refg 8. range55—Boats -Walking distance 10 hospital. 197116 ff. "Stinger" Bass boat, ISO doctor, nursing home & down Mercury engine, Thrust trolling town. $71,500, w excellent terms. motor. Excellent collUilion, Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6457 or u,o Call S weekdays 377 161$. New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to ROUSON MARINE qualified buyer. $32,000 to I - See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323.5200 VA & FHA Financing PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spin" ':onsot, stored locally. Reported like lW' imi to., iev on low payment balance. Write before we serd truck. Joplin Piano, P.O. Box 3061, Rome, Ga. - .. ---------- 30161. llmrnont' Electronic Organ $650. Excellent Condition 373 3759 streakless & spo tless Windows From $20 to $40 373 .415) .unytime ________________________ Office Cleaning ___________ ___________________________ clipping, flea Control Pet I Office Cleaning, commer ial, new Onst Lic bonded & ins Quality Service everytime Ph 323 0541 or 668 5981 , Supplies, dog hous es, insulat ed shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, al dir cond Painting cages 3725757 ____________________________ _________________________ Home Improvements A&B Painting In? & Ext Rest & Comm 3275787 99 ___________________ I Man, quality operat ion 8 yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Beau. 377 1371 - _______ -- - Picture Perfect Ext Painting Free Est Lic. 10 pct disc to Sr Cit 339 6066, 668 8335. - INSULATiON Battinu. blowing, WACO Foam. tiberglas & Cellu los e Lowest prices Call 321 0839 or 901 731 6708 collect. . _______-------_______ Plasteri ng Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed IBonded Call 377 2750 CUSTOM HOME BUILT -. 59—Musical Morchandise I ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, Sanford, FIa 37771 . BUILDER. 322.22$ 7 . waxing Restores original shine & prolongs paint. Guaranteed _________ I Custom 2971 Hwy, 1792 535,000. Low down payments. - I - •' - after 42—?kiblle Homes I Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery .. 32 0707 " 3$O3 Orlando Dr. I Trail (Woodlands) Longwood. - ---- (IC's Mobile home washing & ___ Fri., Sat. S:3Ofol. 119 Tolegate .. -- Mobile Homes - 'essmaking items. 20)5 Coronado Concourse. 322 2192. TOWNHOUSE For sale lovely 2 BR, 1', b all el., w carpet, drapes inc., beautiful grounds. By app? only sod laying & free trimming 323 2948. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky Showers our Giant 4 family garage Sale. Furniture, TV, toys, books, clothes, drapes, etc. Thurs., ___________ General Landscaping Ro se specialists, lop SOI & fill dirt, tdoo4 CeramicTile - - Buyer waiting, needs a housen the Longwood Lake Mary area. Willing to pay cash to mort. Call Lennie Williams, Realtor Associate after hrs. 645 7121. Tony Coppola Asoc., Realtor - I -- ranges, gas dryer, color TV dishwasher. furniture & many 322-9283 6442515. , or w.'c'6 enclS - 1971 Ford Torino 01 New tires & sticker Needs paint , w DEL-84 " - 16 P.M. -- Publish; July lI 23.Aug. iS, 1979 . Inspection Dates: July 15-20 For Information and Color Brochure Call; Eugene May. president P5bl: July Is, 23, 1979 DEL-IS t, r , UM Florlds Statutes 199. 611s. Cow's Auto It"aW. Inc. (*)234-14)4 -- ar I Name $talvtag, To-Wit: M Hislinvey 111f." Fwn Park, Florida 32730 By: J. Theilm Wilm I I I Ex"lve Dirilider , Sulk SslusIs Decorative Fabrics, Inc. which OWNER'S RIGNT$ SISSIVED Owner reeirm She relict any or all Prepesals end to wsIve any Informality or tectinlcaflty me lmerm of p. osm.er Dated' July 2 1,7 ' Lain Win —32347'S - Jeep 78, C) 1 6 c yt Levi package (All 31) 7148 alter is PM - SON MAiLR LJNI1Ut/F tIDY SELL TRADE 311 316 1 first St 371 5627 theatrical organ, household I I 3?) 5025 - --------------- - Garaqe Sale, Sat Sun 96.Starcraft Popup camper, Gil Bransen 24 HOUR to Laws Sihe—IsI-1NS Ceardinsler Fl. 37701 SemIfleleColinty, FIaJlvnjçffi 0 • -- 54—Garage Sales R 011115 • A Cell ff011) OU will bring S PIO$ visit from Oil, VaPrSlintMlvS. She lIeS bra-- FICTITIOUS NAME j Psareby WO $i3Of I am engageu In business at 117 Marker area. I FORREST GREENE 52 CONDOMINIUMS 1 HOUSE ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONTAGE I1:00 A SATU R DAY J ULY 21 Pleelds Mineged 105 I. Central Blvd Or$dn, Fla. 33701 Th Florida Drapery Workroom. PUSIISIs July 11.1$, in, Inc well aasume all the outstanding DEL-16 9 Indebtedness of Carolyn's I ____ FWW Owu old pertly in periodic Installments. ....... BR. 7 8 split plan. C H&A Ext neighborhood $46,500 1. QOt i.OrtiiitiOn $650 F 1PM ______________ Casse-luerry, Lk at Welc6nw I or Sale 1910 NOv ,i. - curs trucks & heavy equipment 3?? 5990 - 3 Pc sectional couch. Med slyl. I e x ( enrid kelly gm Call 867 Il/v .111 S I IEALTORS Branch Office 323-2222 ________ , -- IolIar paid br junk 8. used ________ 8910 - -. ________ PARK - - -- 18 Vol,ir e low iii le,,qt', 6 I gas. vage, 17 92 5 of Sanford 322 8771 2565 ,, frouti $10 Iii $60 (all 121 1624. 371 .14811 ' price Sanford Furniture Sal Multiple Listing Service ri I- londa y set the reserv ed (,II 904 755 8311 for If thur c1t'tal - I ;urci' $100 3?ittisi Brand New lnterspring (leading 7 ANYTIME will hold a ____________________________________ BUY JUNIs C AP'i --- --_______ Dayton,i Beach putlic AUTO AUCTION every luesday .iI / 30 II 5 the Only one -. you place your classified ad, the sooner yqi. will get results. ---- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97 I Iit,' wi-SI of Speedway. 77—Junk Cars Removed ' 3?? 5791 - ' . EVE R' DAY IS (IARGAIN (JAY IN THE WANT ADS 3?? 2811 or .531 9993 The sooner - . -- - -. -- ' - - -- ..... . or Istit,' (ilrtlqtii'r &,Il P. Pt", lentil '5ci' in'. P. Ai,pr,,,salc (ill Pill s .5i ''(,r' 1.1 58?' ARAiiY NAVY SURPLUS Sales Leader 322-2420 323-5774 Cash for your lot! Will .build on your lot or our lot -I ___ Linoleum Rugs & Paint iNYONL' JOIN THE ONE Low Down Payment 1W e amiufils IS $11,542.41 The FlorIda Drapery Workroom, Inc. shall assume use performance of all esacOtory contracts Of Carolyn's USvS lW1CI. Inc. me eflectl4o date Of the transfer le August Is 197g. TM NOfC Is lI' PWIU 0 Florida Statutes 474.101. DATED thiS iRa day if July. 17l. DINO P. DIKEOU, ESQ., Of THAN , Auction Thurs . 7 F' M San f o rd A veat Hwy 411 F T ATE ASSOCIATES A JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERS' WE LIST & SELL 2 BLDG SITES located in County , i',e,celientco,td .5900 Call 898 4057 ONE & More' IIPP WARRANT ED Only $35.000i . 966 Doige Coronet V8 in A I shape Can Be seen 201 E 00101,'ft,; 3)) fl)Q) Good used turn. ,ippliances piunttjinq ti.tures. .................... Duo material it: sissy Counter top %love, gas & electric ID Super huy for 539.950! , - ___ 3t0 Sanford Ave .. — (JR NIT UP I' & APP( I AN( I S 5,ltilOrul I ur niture Salvage 1?? 87.11 - 50—NUscellaneous for Sale __ ______________ Beauty. Salon Chairs tJSe(1 bul -good cood 510 each Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 So of aord32?8?i __ Ci,155.Ii('(l .,ds for 000,1 ho S '- (.Oncqnrncnts Welcome We S,.Il Eslates k ,'lI,'iqqs Auc liOn S,iI,'s Il) /051 -- -- I ANTASTIC' 4 BR. 3' beth home w every I mag inable feature' Pool & Patio' Lg lam Pm, w — 116/ 1481 - neat VA-FHA-235-Con- Homes ((((( - - I.00knq for ci,inden cflupment' WE lfll'r 11510 ' - S Pt BR Set l'inecrest Lq rms. dining area. part Em Pm w w carpet, util rm & close tu schOols 8. shop (3 Pt A PP A N TED P(J - JUST .%5A,E PAYMENTS '89 to 75 110(1,05 Call 319 9100 or 834 1805 Dealer tIon . _________________ - 322 6335 - WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & Ind MORTc,AGES 11 Legg, Lit Mtq (tinker 815 No D REDUCED1 3(3W. 7 bath home ill near hosp & shopping Lake PS PB AUTO 55000 - Wynor,' PcI . Altan,ont,' I STENSTROM _____ Needs repair, 2.1. $15,400, 42. $74,900. Terms. yotjn, 3 OR 7 B, C HIA, nice cot, 101. Will go VA or FHA. $35,500. $35,000. 41—Houses _________ THAT'S NO I' New listing 4 yrs. - .. 18 Granada. Ar Cond , I wit . back P,iyuflents & buy 47-A----Mortgages Bo'qht & Sold - MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 319-3100- 377.1939 BOATERS AHOy' this 10 make your dreams come lure Ent rm. is 21'x56', w Ind oor water fall 8. fiSh pond 3 or I - -- 41—Houses This 2 unit Apt house may be Just what you want. Just $21, 500 STEMPER up 3 ' - -. to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Pad Used any condition 8-lI 8126 - Sale - Larry's Mart. 215 Sanford Ave Buy & Sell the Iinet in furniture, P utrig StoveS tnt Wanted ' $17,000 for all $5500 down. Why settle for less when you can have this country estate on REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 7198 won't outlive rock music!" - COUNTRY TRAILER SITE 10 pretty acres in Osteen. Only * MAR KHAM WOODS RD. Estate 1.5 It 1973 AMC(,rernin Sid trans .5 C C',ocxl (and Low Mi 5/95 323 8137 Cash 322-4132 lictog (3 ROC MU RE write IlFROEE LAND 13 Murphy N 28908 atct, "I just had a horrible realization. I probably I 322,0231. 323-7173, 372 0779 8 —Autos for 7051 : osing your tiome & (rt days. $53,500 • ' 'ei' 47—Real tented yci ALLFLORIDAREALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR - 68—Wanted truck w tt C hpyrOl,'t Bed :.,,. ,i,s Under S/S or best otter rs (' I, B. w w dfflt. C H&A. Sc . . r" I:l 2)4 Long Si 350 ''... ii.' yr i.ct'shon,: let,' 2 yi s Ocr man Shep tern 8 Cocker - I REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED 41—Houses Raborn Furnished Apartment 306 Palmetto Ave. Aft.5 Property North Beach— Ocean front house for rent. New Smyrna Beach, Call aft 4 PM 904426-5068. town, very clean 8. roomy. See .Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto .Ave -. - . O,i Experienced maintenance suillill Apply In person Sanford Nurs* & Conv. Home 950 MelionilI ________________________ Experienced full time Gardener& Painter ' 36— Resort I - & completely fenced $27,900 Patio. utility rm 513.900 VA ff4 - ,'- I T Ph up 1 iiii, nih', s'roni< lilt tail ga te 5) S1 .,iriiOrd A1 ton 1775 S ri. tern '. P,'rc,a-, I.t)Y mile $35 57$ S.iflii's(' IC Ihiti Olti I,01 SIS 856/051 i 45.A—it of Slate Property 3 BR, 2 B older frame home, w w carpet. Ben Franklin FP, 2 new ceiling fans $72,000 Call us to see! 4 b I9is' ,i?ni' zowski Realtor 322 7983 this 2 BR, I B home. Gas heat - . Ocher o,,in A i. C is ,& k% 10 nioc liIkS red P. tilu,' C 1) SI 50 5301') 855 7051 61 acres Irontacie on Osceola Rd Best terms William Milic JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK. THERE Low maintenance on the outside of Mobile Home for rent, 2 BR, Adults. 5140 + utilities & dep Osteen. 377.7475 W'J Dodt' -- 1 ,BR fully turn., including pens. -.shes, silver, linens, TV 1. all -utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon. thiy. Thl..ru4oah Village. 323 .2920. Mariners Village. 323-WOZ.' ' "3759 79 — Trucks-Trailers "ii ,',' 65—Pets-Supplies REAL TOP J23 7832 3?? 818?. 312 1587, 377 7ti lvi' 5cr Vt e We ItO' lii's, A, ',erv'(,' 'hi' rest W,'stt'rn AUtO It I:: 1.101 , INC . II i,' insurance P Ac.E NOV ,,,., , ,, .'. , HAL COLBERT, REALTY WOULDN'T BE ANY'! 1 bath, w w carpet, C H&A. 101 .. ,, '.'o'or( SAND ' cles IO1VUJIU , ' .\rpOrt Blvd & Jewett CS 545.000 Good terms - ,-,('n s-'' YELLOW ' WI Furnished Large lot. Adults, no pets. 31—Apartments Furnished Varied administrative duties. Send resume to Cardirlal,1p. dustries, Inc., P.O. Box 'M.' Sanford, Fl. 32771. Alt: Ms Taylor. Equal Opportu&t' , . _4 '.-.. 'l Secretary ha proficient ryping o mon nina skills. wall to wall carpet $39.900 0 w. FILL DIRT A. TOPSOIL ' ,icres near Geneva. electrir. 67 It well trees Real nice lake ,s.th plenty of t,sh 323 432$ 9106 T ci mc — 'iii A 15th St .1 ,'crs w 2 ountr iiIt t,iilqs on property 5.30.000 washer, dryer, ten heat ai r and ,. a_-_.. - . EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for a sharp career rnindd Executive Chairman Local Planning Agency Seminole County, Florida PubItolt: July 11, is, 1979 DEL-4 33-44ouses 2 BR, IR— $189 up. Pool. Adults only, op Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 1 323 8670 Mariner's Village. ________________________ Pest control route man Sanford resident preferred. Will train. Apply Art Brown Pest Control, 2542 Park Dr., Sanford. 322.5165. Employer. Wanted - Experienced Legal Secretary, Sanford. Reply to box 2$, Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford, Fl, 32771. heard concerning the proposed amendments to the Comprehensive' Plan. BY ORDER OF THE LOCAL PLANNING AGENCY OP SEMI. HOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. Senlamln E. Price, Reg. Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 321 0759 Aft. Mrs. 322 7643, 322 4869 841 7883. portunity Employer. . '_.r__- :or a career ir Real Estate ca tl Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June P0mg 323 5374 anford one bedroom, air, ceramic .both, $150 Adults, furniture $10 PHONE AFTER 6 PM WEEK. DAYS 323.0131. Equal Op. 43—Lois-Acreage _________ OWNER GOING NORTH Leaving lovely 3 BR I? BA home Kitchen fully equip, new ref @ 1 j.,w I .,wnrnower sales A. Rent 2304 Lisa Court BATEMAN REALTY ust lease our lovely condo. 2 BR. 2.full baths, FF ref., dw, disp, w$.d, stove inc Cent air, w w :rpet, pool, lull club house facilities, $275. 6 mo lease. 323 9010. 3238481. $205 per wk. Reply to Florida State Employment Service, 200 S. French Ave., Sanford. Fl. r,c,,y,a 'vmmnte hh1V rm., appliances, carpeted, air $260 mo ref. Avail Sept. I. 373 3649 L'iI ViW ' 197$ Lamore Mobile Home 17x65. 3 Bar. 2 0 complete with kir ting And patio awning 327 8767 or 831 71M READY TO BUILD 2 lots in Country setting near Pasly, 2004140 cleared ready for your ho me Sanford Sunland. 3). fenced yd. sc 0-Apartments Unfurnished J•_•• —1 Full ON RM, rumpus PM w wet bar. Screened porch. Yard has full privacy. 8 ft tpflr, OVER 3)7, $215. OWNER ,anford Gracious living. Peas V'eekiy8. monthly rates Inquire ',iOO S. Oak 8417883. years related experience. Salary regarding the Plan and prospectIve amInd an toth. Board of County Commissioners of Seminole County, Florida. at Its regular meeting. Thepubltcislnvitedtoaflendaod be . 110010010 ARORWI&I Hospital . b WANT AQ ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL .air cond. Quiet man preferred 2229, 111 Myrtle Ave. -I—.- S. ______________ Homes 42 -4,bile 3 B 2 BA patio nome; 2 single car garages W electric door openers ACRE & ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE $501' MONTH. REFERENCES SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER 1.)I ()640 1710702 I by Gill Fox EXECUTIVE SPECIAL 'liceiy furnished Sleeping room, Export Sales Mgr. Must have thoroudh knowledge of Marine Export Sales with it least S 1975, Cod Chapter 74-412, Laws of Florida. After ft hearing the Local Planning Agency will submit a report recommending additional' elements and proposed revisions, as amendments to to the Corn. prehenslve Plan of SemInole County COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 STORY 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON 34—Mobile Homes Wanted: Person to refinish 'large number of chairs. Experience I references required. Apply to Holiday inn, Sanford, 1.4 fro 9 to S. 323-4010. requirements of Local Government Comprehensive Planning Act of EXECUTIVE HOME--OLDER-- .139.9029 between 7 p.m. & 9p.m. o4m for rent with kit. privileges 'in. private home in Lk. Mary Wbman only. 3236659. AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details, call 644.3019. Sicretay for buty Sanford office, typing, filing, recepIonist I other general office duties. Salary cornminsurate with abilities & cx- SIDE GLANCES 41—H(jses fl— Rooms LPN full time. Exp. w.Fiorloa. license. $4 & 4.12. 322.1366, Sanford Nursing & Cony. Center. comments on additions and revisions as Comprehensive Amendments to the adopted Comprehensive Plan for Seminole County. Florida. In addition to the Mass Transit, Aviatlon.Ports, and CTiC Utilities Elements • Library Element will also be considerid. While the entire Corn. pretwnsiye Plan will be sublict to review, primary fOCUS wiI t on the Short Range Development Plan (Principally the Detailed Future Land Use Plan). This hearing is being held pursuant to the 32—Houses Unfurnished , Will sit With sick or Shut ins 3723899 system for the drain field effluent NOTICE OF 32771. and general clean up, reseeding PUBLIC HEARING the upper drain field surface NOTICE is hereby given that the Tractor Trailer Drivers to haul THREE COUNTY, FLORIDA. area required, WITHIN and the discharge header and MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF CASE NUMBER: 7$2215.CA-U.0 Local Planning Agency of Seminole with an expanding company, chlorinator housing area. Must have at least 2 years exTHE FIRST PUBLICATION OF ROBERT L. HAGAN, L. P. HAGAN County, Florida, will hold a public PROPOSALS WILL peri.nce & be at least 24 years BE THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk and LENABELLE HAGAN JEN. hearing on July 26, 1919, at the how' old. Both local & long haul PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ of the above of 7:00 p.m., in the County Corncourt a written NINGS, ALOUD immediately after the statement of any claim or needed. Inquire & P Properties ainti, miuioners' Room No. 203, Seminole demand expiration of the time established 1350 Sheeter Rd., Apopka. ($00) County Courthose, Sanford, they may have. Each claim must be move fpç receipt of Proposals, 43-6904. in writing and must indicate the THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK Florida,in order to discuss and hoar ' 32771 . Legal Notice Legal Notice Teaching position open working mornings with pre School children. Degree required Send resume to Box 26 c o Evening Herald. P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Live In companion for elderly lady. References Required Call 323.1113 _____________________________ Mazy FlorIda 32771. lit, name and address of the personal represen. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE tativV$ attorney are set forth below. All parsons having claims or EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Cusy, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE demands against the estate are LET'S BE HONEST I you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading thiS ad, and if we weren't looking for'someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't be here If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, call 1 800 432 8.403 anytime f or recorded message 716-1752. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida # - ~ 15i!ua ! ions EVENING HERALD 'iI"i' - TAX PREPARATION Earn up to $13 hr. Part time. We train, AKUTAX. Call collect 904. ADVERTISING DIRECTOR Will baby sit In my home for working mother. Mon. thru Fri. Reliable. 322-4129. 18—Help Wanted - 912 French Ave. (corner 10th & French) 323-5176 RON BECK, - wW to kadevA ftm do Sha*m TWW Towsrs CMVW" - An aggressive salesper. son If needed for sales and service of established and new advertisers. A great future for a setf.sfa. er. Previous sales experience needed. Salary plus commis sion with full company benefits. Apply In person to: First & Only child care anter open Raeln. Sa turday in 5Mffir ni ng J une 2. Sanford Early Childcars Center. 3224643. ~ CIASSIF110 )VUS su re ta 9et res s STOP IN TODAY & BE ABLE TO SAY I FOUND MY FUTURE ATAAA ADVERTISING 6—Child Care S I :arpenter Helpers. Experienced only for work in Deltona, Call ______ In (Iand., the telethon will be aired over WH (1 iai'ngl 2, A FIRPFII"All Will Mi JIlaCS tkOldiOSsi d argenisatloss wishing to participate ihoud contact the MDA ce at 6451616. 18—Help Wanted 323-3660. DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS bails for fit. claim, the name and AND TRUST COMPANY OF AND PROCEDURAL DOCU. address of the creditor or his agent EUSTIS, MINTS Defendant. or attorney, and the amount Drawings, Specifications and claimed. if the claim is not yet due, Procedural Documents may be the date when it will become due NOTICE OF SALE obta ined upon application at M shall be stated. If the claIm is NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that yIce Clerk, uieu and naiociares. pursu ant to a Final Decree at contingent or unliquidated, the Engineers, Inc., 500 West Fulton nature of the uncertainty All major changes bit. Foreclosure as entered ln this Cause shall be Street, Sanfora, Florida, upon thi 78-2205-CA -0-D, in the stated. If the claim is secured, the numbered 7$.2205.CA payment of a deposit of $2200 Per security shall be described. The Circuit Court of Seminole county, The committee also rejected set. The deposit shall be in cash, OF Florida, I will sell the property claImant shall deliver sufficent attempts to repeal the gasoline check drawn payable to Clark, Dietz copies of the claim to the clerk situate In Seminole County, Florida to allocation and pricecontrol and AssocIates-EngIneers, Inc. The en able t he cler k to mail one copy to described as: deposit for each set will be refunded each personal representative. system now In effect, and to Parcel No. 1—West 2¼ thain* of to bonatidi biddirs UPOn f'S$Uflt of AilpersonsInteresfodlntheestate East 11 Chains of Southeast ¼ of runove a provision the Contract Documents In good oUthweit ¼ (less North 410 test) of whom a' copy of this Notice of bill that would allow states to condition If not later than fifteen to Administration has been mailed , Section 3, Township 20 south, Range (15) days following the award of a require a minimum purchase at required, WITHIN THREE '29 East: Contract. Any non-bidder upon MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF service Parcel Na. 3— West 4.17 chains of returning such asot will be refunded THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF East 1517 chains of south 11 chains $0.00. THIS NOTICE, to file any ob. of Southwest W (le55 North Mf.,), OFIWIflQL1 Specifi cations and lections they may have that 0 Section 2, Township 20 $o.,th other Contract Documents may be challenge the validity of the Range 29 East; Legal Notice examined at the following locations: dscedent'swili,the qualifIcations of Parcel No. 4— South ½ of South. "•'• 010i•"° "°the personal representatIve, or the wst ¼ of Southwest V4 .l clatulflQinsers, InC lurlsdictlon of the court. Ihwest ¼ of Southwest ¼ of South. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE West Fulton Street ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND west ¼ of Section 2, Township EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. Sanford, Florida 32771 OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED South, Range 29 East. CUlT IN AND FOR $IM1NO$.I WILL BE FOREVER BARRED Parcel No. 6— South ½ of Nor. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Dodge Plan Room Date of the first publication of this theist ¼ and Northwest '.4 of Section CASE NO. 79.I2S4.CA4.I 6)) Wymore Road, Notice of AdmInistration: July 1$, 3, Township 20 South, Range 3 IN RI: TM Marria. Suite 204 1979, East: GERALD ARTHUR KENNEDY, Winter Park, Florida 32719 .IeiflM V. Decker Parcel No. 7— East ½ Of Nor. As Personal Representative 0 theast ¼ and Southwest ¼ of Nor. Central Florida Build. the Estate of theast ¼ East of Weklva River, of Petitioner. ors Exchange John William Decker, II Section 4, Township 20 South, Range and $20 Irma Avenue 29 East; LOUANA GAY KENNEDY, Orlando, Florida 32553 ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Parcel No. I— West ½ of Nor. Respondent. thwest ',4 of Southeast ¼ of Section Florida Construction Report JACK I. BRIDGES, ESQUIRE NOTICE OF ACTION 31, Township 19 South, Range n 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd CLEVELAND, MIlE & BRIDGES THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: East: wireer Park, Florida 32192 Post office Drawer LOUANA GAY KENNEDY, whose Parcel N.. S—East ½ Of North. Sanford FlorIda 32771 Sanford, address is unknown. west V. of Southeast '.4 of SectIon 34, GUARANTY Telephone: 306-322-1311 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Township 19 South. Ranges East: Each Proposal shall be ac Publish: July 11, 25, in, that an action for Dissolution of companied by a Parcel No. 11— Lots I through I, certified checli or 09146 Marriage has been filed against 10 through 1$, 19 through 77, 3 no an acceptable form Of Proposal and you are requlred'to serve a copy Guaranty in an amount equal 31. Sod East ½ Of Lot 32,Of CAR DA to at of your, written d*Ien$, If any, CO It PARK, according to plat thereof least five (3) Percent of the amount on FRANKLIN C. WHIOHAM, reCOrded in Plat Book 3, page 37 In of "we Proposal, payable to the order NOTICE OF ASSUMPTION OF ESQ., Petitioner's Attorney, whose the office of the Clerk of Circuit of the Seminole County "Ousting DEBTS BY TRANSFEREE address is Post Office 'oa Court of Seminole County, Florida; authority as guaranty that If the TO: ALL CREDITORS OF Flagship Sank of Sanford,' SultO 22. Parcel He. it— Entire Block DECORATIVE Sanlord,Fiorida327i,onorbefore Proposal lsaccepted,thelldder'wliI CAROLYN'S marked "Orange Grov,",and Lots 1 FABRICS, INC. July 27, 1979, and tile the original execute the Contrct, and III* ac csetable Performance Bond within 1410 N. Orlando Avenue through I, 11, 11 through 34, 3, A. with the (10) days after the award of the Maitiand. Florida 32771 II, 44 through 47, 10, 51 through 41, before service on Petitioner 's ot. 43,M,,47, 44 *P,70,71,72.73,74,74 torney or immediately thereaft.rg Contract. DATE: July 13, )97 Ilwough Si, N through 95,95through otherwise a default Old uitimste 10$ and 107 through 112 of GARDA TIME AND YOU ARE NOTIFIED THAT Th Judgment will be entered against CONTRACT Florida Drapery Workroom, inc., a PARK HOME SITES, according to you for the relief demanded in the LIQUIDATED DAMAGES Work under this Agreement shall corporation oranlzad under the plat thereof recorded in Fiat Book 4, and your marriage be commenced upon written notice laws Of the state of Florida, having page 10 in said cierks offl; Petitioner will a. diseded. P(OCIId. and Shall be Completed Nsprinctpslplaceatbuslneisat 1410 at Public sate,to the hlgheet and beet WITNESS my hand and the wet @I withIn 40 calendar urns of the N. Orlando Avenue, City of bidder for cash, at the West front this Court on June 72nd, AD., cOmmencement flw Contract Maitland. County of Seminole, State door of the Seminole County (SEAL) Time as defined in lisa Gener al it Florida. pursuant to contract Courthouse. Sanford. Florida, at ARTHUR H. SECKWIYH, bet ween Carolyn's Decorative 11:000'clockon the 2lth day of July, Conditiens Of the Contract, Clerk of to Cu-Cult c.n In case Of faIlure to complete the FabrIcs, Inc. at 1110 N. Orlando in,. BY: Cynthia procter work wIthin the time named herein Avenue, MaItIanl. Florida, and Thi (SEAL) Publi$h: June 21,July 4, Il, II, 1 or within such *tra time as may. Florida 'Napery Workroom, Inc., Arthur H. Beckwith. Jr'. DEK-125 have been allowed by extensIons, proposes to purchase the goodwill Clerk of Circuit Court the undersigned apraia to pay the business and maior portion Of My: June I. Curtis INVITATION TO BID er or have Cite Demsse withhold equ*nsS,t, merchandise and in. Dspuiy Clerk .me Trustees Of the Sornlnele from such sums may be due him ventory at Carolyn's Decative O.B. Mclwan, Esq. MemorIal Hpltal Invites bids upon amount ii s,ee per caieniar Fabrics, Inc. fir the consideration Of Sanders, McEwen, Mimi the NIlowW; $11L1S0.ISlo be paid portly in cash. I. McDonald lay In lIquidated damages in ac plac. at the Oil Ice Of Site MalSIa5 Managw Sf SIte lerolmie Mamirial Hoepllal at :0I s'dsck AM. on Site 77th day Of July 397• . Creative Expressions 3321112 Lost Black & Rust Doberman, male, 3 yrs old, Ans. to "Lenny". Carter Rationing Power A for the power to ration "on a WASHINGTON (UP!) Hoiae committee has approved priority basis" because, he one of the high-priority weep- said, "this country must be ons President Carter wants to fully prepared to withstand ell" deep energy problems: substantial supply Interrup - 11—instructions CHRISTMAS IN JULY address Is 10 W. Wilbur Drive. Lake I" drain field, repair of the lower tilt collection heading, replacement of the chlorine feeder and housing -. Found: Husk.y Markham Woods Rd. Call to identify 323.1325 dress of which I. oun distribution system and filter media Florida 37771 in a two compartment elevated personal representative of the drainflold, installatIon of piping and The estate Is Joanne V. Decker, whose wide and .007 inch thick effective this week. At the same time, a 7-cent surcharge 1110 volves to allow selective dosing of Eat Poultry, best, pork, fish. Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meats. While widow, new to community, 57. 3½ ft.. would ilke to meat gentleman for dancing moderate drmnkpr only. Write Box 27, Co Eve,,ing Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Day- Eves Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBYNOTIFIED that the administration of the estate of JOHN W. DECKER, II, deceased, File Number 7913, is pending In the Circuit Court for Seminole County, rrooare ulvision, me ad. 9—Good lungs to 4—Personals I S 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1" . ' ." y but Bundy, who lived in Sworn 12, did not reply. IN RI: ESTATE OF JOHN WILLIAM DECKER, II, 3 Lines Minimum Sunday—Noon Frida S—Lost & iii: S EXECUTIVE SECRETARYS $ LEGAL SECRETARYS :. $ LAB TECHS :. S ARCH ITECURAL DRAFTSMAN$ : $ RECEPTIONIST TYPISTS $ WELDER $ $ WELDER TRAINE ES S $GAL FRIDAYS $ CEMENT FINISHERS $ BLOCK LAYERS S $ ASSEMBLY MECHANICS SLUMBER SALES $ $ WAREHOUSE TRAINEES $CASHIERS$ $ WAITRESSES S $ COOKS $ ... Noon The DogBefore Publication , I 3con$cu?IvitUM$ DEADLINES - PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given that Sealed Proposals will be received by the Seminole County Housing Authority, Sanford, Florida at the Engineer's Office in Sanford, Florida, until 2 p.m. local time on July 27, 1979, for the Renovation of Sewage Treatment System. Elevated Drain Field in accordance with Drawings, Specifications and Procedural Documents prepared ' by Clark, Dietz and Associates Engineers, Inc The proiect, located in the City of Oviedo. Florida. consists of replacement of the upper level tile ': RATES MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - ADVERTISEMENT FOR RIDS Winter Park itim. ................. 43ca line . 3$c a line icoisslcutivltlmfl .....3k a line S HOUR - Legal Notice - 831-9993 322 - 2611 Te IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA PRORATE DIVISION File Number 79.53 Division Orlando I'. " -- ROSES ARE RED VIOLETS ARE BLUE AAA EMPLOYMENt: HASTHEJOB •:.;: FOR yj CLASSIFIED ADS CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA Dental Expert Expected Notice of Public Hearing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT, the City Council of the City of Lake Mary, Florida, will hold a public hearing on the 3nd day of August, 1979 at 7:30 o'clock P.M. To stify At Bundy Trial at the City Hail, City of Lake Mary, Florida. to consider a Petition by the landowners of the property MIAMI (UPI) The murder to attack Cheryl Thomas in a cap pulled down to his eyebrows testimony was set earlier described below, requesting the City Lake Mary, Florida, to annex the trial of Theodore Bundy turns duplex apartment an hour bnd held a stick or dub in his Tuesday when former Florida of following described property: today from icy eyes to teeth. later. right hand, she said, and his State students Connie Hastings Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, SANFORD Testimony from the state's The state Tuesday carefully other hand was on the door and Carla Black told about SUBSTANTIAL FARMS, according the Put thereof, as recorded in second star witness Dr. plotted out Bundy's movements handle. seeing a man they later iden to Plat Book 5, Page $3, of the Public Richard Souviron, a dental before and after the killings In "Is that man in the courtroom Ufted as Bundy at Sherrod's Records of Seminole County, forensics expert will not Tallahassee on Jan. 15, 1978. today?" Assistant State night club Saturday night, Jan. Florida. The Public Hearing shall be held begin untfi late In the day. They produced witnesses to Attorney Larry Slmpaon asked. 14. it the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, Prosecutors said they had to place him at a disco next door to "Yes. he Miss Neary Neither of the women knew Florida, August 2, 1979 at 7:30 spend the morning taking the sorority a few hours before said. each other then, and both o'clock P.M. or as soon thereafter as depositions from two other the killings, and then out on "Would you point him out for testified Bundv'a dare and possible. At that time, all Interested persons for and against the above dentists concerning bite marks their major witness, Nita Jane us, please? attention made them uncomforrequest will be heard. Said hearing onthe body of one of the two Chi Neary. Shifting In her seat and table. may be continued from time to time Omega murder victims. Miss Neary, now studying art sighting down her right ann. "He had a very Intense stare, until final action is taken by the City Bundy, Is charged with at Ball State University in Miss Neary pointed directly to very unnerving," Miss Black Council. This Notice shall be published in strangling Margaret Bowman Muncie, Ind., told jurors Bundy at the de fense table. told the jury. the Evening Herald, a newspaper of and Usa Levy, beating Kathy Tuesday she caught a threeMiss Hastings, who saw general circulation in the City of The defense fotight mightily Kielner and Karen Chandler second profile glimpse of a man but in vain at the outset of the Bundy about 10:15 p.m., felt his Lake Mary, Florida, one time each week for four (4) consecutive weeks aenselessin another room of the at the door of the Clii Omega "cold stare" when their eyes prior to the date of the public trial to have Miss Neary sorority house at Florida State, hous e when she came home declared an unreliable witness. met. She said Bundy was Mating, in addition, this Notice shall be posted in the area for then moving four blocks away early that mornlng.He had askl The groundwork for her "scanning the crowd" on the consideration at least fifteen (13) dance floor. days prior to the date of the Public Henry t'oiumoo iu LOlU we Hearing. DATED: July 3, 1919 Jury he and Rusty Gage saw CITY OF LAKE MARY,. Bundy, who they knew as Chris FLORIDA Hagen, standing on the steps of BY: Connie Major CITY CLERK the Oaks Apartments at 4:45 Publish July It, 1$, 25, Aug. 1, 1979 am. Jan 15. They said hello, DEL-S1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl.Wednesday, July 18, REMODELING & REPAIR SO. BALINT I ASSOC 3721665 - -- PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Free Es?. 323 0479 alter 5:30 Railings - Cuilc'm built irQn work Window guards. gates etc Marlin's 323 7111. 339 769i . To List Your Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 �2B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July iS, 17 Dozen Projects In Works TONIGHT'S TV ___ I___ F_ WEDNESDAY ' 10:00 i 0 VEGAS A woman secretly love with Dan masquerades as a male to kill his girlfriends (R) in EVENING 6:00 ( NEWS 4' ED STUDIO SEE Tubing Cowboy Danny Swilzer rides 00 in a wild mustang roundup. Cathy Sherrill tubes down Farminqlon River 6:30 (Th (i12J NBC NEWS (4 0 CBS NEWS U ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRE(R) 7:00 [ TIC TAC DOUGH (j MARY TYLER MOORE Mary organizes a poker party to compensate for Lou' s spoiled tripto Las Vegas 0 THE CROSS-WITS 0 JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (1) LIARS CLUB (4) FAMILY FEUD 0 DANCE FEVER 0 $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ED DICK CAV Guest Leon [del (Part 2 of 2) 8:00 () NBC MOVIE 'Little Big Man'' (1970) Dustin Hoffman. Faye Dunaway A 1121-year-old white man who was the sole survivor of Little Beg Horn recalls his life and loves on the Western frontier (A) (4) THE LOVEBIRDS A young wife's insistence upon getting a lob causes havoc in the family household 0 BIG VALLEY Jack, a profossionaf prizefighter, must quit the ring or face death 0 EIGHT IS ENOUGH Nancy drops out of school for the "excitement and wealth" of the working world (A) Ill) MOVIE "The Hallelujah Trail (C) (1965) Burt Lancaster, Lee Remick The Ladies' Temperance League attempts to slop the shipment of whiskey wanted by both miners and Indians (3 lIrs ED THE LONG SEARCH "A Question Of f3ilance" A Confu. cian respect for the past and ancestors, the cosmic pattern of the Tao, the local gods who dispense justice, and the pIn. catinq of ghosts of the dead are some 01 the aspects of Taoicm investigated by Ronald F.yre (A) 8:30 Ike GOOD TIMES Wilbona forced to lake o stared when Penny's natural mother .ippt'ars t( reclaim her daugli. ler 9:00 (4) CBS MOVIE "A Question Of Guilt" (1978) Tuesday Weld, Ron Loibman The trial of a woman accused of murdering her young daughter brings up the issues of morality and guslice in contemporary society. 0 EVENING IN BYZANTIUM Craig attempts to stop the exploitation of his script, and soon realizes that more is at stake than a mere movie 11:00 ( (141)00 (2) NEWS DICK CAVETT Guests Honi Cobs and the Copasetics (Part I of 21 11:30 ( ) (II) TONIGHT Host Johnny Carson Guests Dom DeLuise. Sheriff Katharine Crumbley. Desdre Hall, Dudley Moore (4) NEWLYWED GAME 0 SWITCH Pete is accused of killing a stewardess who was actually killed by her crew after she stumbled onto their plot to steal Federal money (fl) U POLICE WOMAN Pepper loins the motorcycle division and becomes romantically involved with a fellow officer (Part 1 of 2) (R) ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY 12:00 f1 BIG VALLEY An old man buys some land from the Bark. toys that the government wants to use as a dam site 12:37 0 BARA A crime boss blames Baretta for a raid on or of his operations and puts out a contract on the doloclive's life (A) 12:40 0 KOJAK A desperate man tries to clear his name by helping Kojak find a ruthless loan shark P 1:00 () 1:12) TOMORROW Guests Harry Begg. the first unwed father to successfully sue for custody of the child. Frank Nelhgan. who started a support group for children of divorced parents (' NE' Wll,fl1Ya' 5:00 0 THE FBI 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 553 (12) PTL CLUB 6:00 (Ti EARLY DAY 6:25 () PORTER WAGONER 6:30 (4)KIJTAP4A 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 8:45 ED A.M. WEATHER 6:47 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 8:55 12 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 © TODAY (14)0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- by his favorite horse (R) OConnell and Bob Eberly perform from Wolf Trap Farm Park In Vienna. Virginia. 0 DOUGLAS 2J DINAHI ED THE LONG SEARCH 9:55 (14) UPB EAT 10:00 (J(I CARD SHARKS (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY (A) ED STUDIO SEE (fl) 2:30 1J ( ANOTHER WORLD 4O GUIDING LIGHT ED V. PEOPLE 3:00 ED ANTIQUES 3:30 (14) 0 MASH (R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 0 WHEWI ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 4:00 () EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED. 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS MAKE ME LAUGH ED SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (12,) GUNSMOKE 11:00 () 2J HIGH ROLLERS ('4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) ED HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 (1JWHEELOFFORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS (A) AFTERNOON 12:00 J PASSWORD PLUS ('4) THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 0 12) NEWS SESAME STREET (A) 5:00 (') THE BRADY BUNCH fl THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS(R) 5:30 NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES (" 12:30 (1) NEWS BEWITCHED 4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR- 71st Year, No 286-Thursday. July By PEPPER O'BRIEN CBS has gone hung.'go1 TV movies, with more than adoz iate projects in the works. / 'aannouncements are fàtures NU(' has Just about %rappCd starring Steve Guttenberg, the castitR. of "The Last up I slxhOLlI Bonnie Franklin and ;,Uada Convertible," 1 I miniscrics based on Anton Lavin, and one to be penñéd by Oscar-winner Budd Scbnlber& Myrer's best-selling romantic Guttenberg, last seen In Perry King will play novel. " flop "Billy , will play aicI flamboyant Russ Currier; young law student In "To Bruce Boxieliner is the rockthe Wind." Based on Háj'cJ solid and dependable George Krent's autobiography Virdon: Eds ard Albert the same name, "To Rae teve "Dal BOII ambitious Wind" Is described a. l)alr'inple and John Shea as ' 4; heart-warming and hum Wó, l'errcnct' (;irrlgaiI. I as the young man strtg to I)fl be treated like a normal ill play Deborah Baum at Harvard Law School, 'lid student Chris Farris, Radcliffe A faces an endless battle with whom the five Fussillers sighted world. of F Entry'' are all in love. And HON N I i; FRANKLIN LI NI)A LVIN dy Also starring are Kim I)arby sill appear as Ann Quaid, Mark Taylor, Lila drama based on the novel RoWafl, who weds Garrigan. Ellbacher and Catherine 11kb. Pamela MeMyler and Dana 11111 only to become involved with 4It's being shot on location cop in "The $5.25 an Dour Dream." "Point Blank." b former tmid Phil F' Paul McCreed ,to be cast) Cambridge, Mass. Sonny Grosso during her husband's wartime The story concerns a Rosenberg, Bonnie Franklin plays "The absence. Remarkable Mrs. Sanger," divorced mother and factory loint Blank" is a ticbetter known as Margaret worker (Lavin) burdened with of a headlineThe story covers the years courageous debt, who is determined to get a tionalized the Sanger, making version incident, when an i941t*5 in the lives of five forerunner of the women's job on the higher-paying, till- honest policeman was ac- harvard Fuoliliflates and deals line.labor She cideiitally caught in a trap set movement of the first birth male main assembly the grueling th the effects WW II has on control clinic in the U.S. and has to face special investigative unit. tiiii. by a Grosso was partnered her subsequent trial under the and her co-worker's animosity her Author New York State obscenity laws and the cruel misreading of 'l'on Daniu, shio won both of with Eddie Egan when the two of the time. A couple of seasons motives from friends and worked on the famed "French his professional fights during back, PBS aired a similar neighbors. tile hiatus from "Taxi," has Connection'S case. special on Sanger's life and Over at ABC, Brenda Vactaken up another hobby. One Budd Schulberg, who won an work. shouldn't interrupt bait bethas been signed to star in care screenplay of his Oscar for two-hour ween 11 a.m. and 12 noon each will "On the Waterfront." is "Before anti After," a "Alice" star Linda Lavin movie about a woman whose day. lie will be practicing his by Richard Jaeckel, making a rare venture into be joined Pryor, television with a four-hour preoccupation with weight loss piano lessons. Nutter, Nicholas Mayf 'ri ________ TODAY 0 0000 MOANING AMERICA WEDNESDAY IS CHICKEN DAY ROW Half 'Mork & Mindy' V, , '' Pr s i_tintS ---------' I ,i ;'ttti' ' t'epttult!t' thu fit !, t ti !kI' .1 : ,. 01 it siUtkiiZli --itt I 'I hl:irr:'.':- true if (ti tri.i,., t' T $I. 1 V. titan 'lilt' 'urine. i run ' lk4l,!% at'- , ..1 I UliitI u-ui Ui "I ,cliitii1t'i circles all week But 1 louse Spc:tkcr 'l'hommi.is ( b'\'uIl I )1iss, tuii±iv quashed reports t hat cont rot, ersi.il l':tiu'rg Si,'i,'m'ct.ii' .Iajiies Selilesimiger nnt Liii qUikl's IJ'Nviil '.aid Si,'Iilt'strui',,'z''s Jill) is safe until at least thu end of this vu im 's ue'iir:mcssiueuai s'ssuin, t't ti end in nit, Jiise'1rh (ehtfanu, )iiult ivin imistration ' '' ' -. - t,t '' ' ':tf'! lt1I(5!Iii?iiii c ' ' ' --. - - - ----- -__. --------. enivisersthris might ri ''.iuti ' Crevi~-'. ,4 ~ I Ie'. 11'n lili4i:tst and Mt':iii' Ii'IIC'rueie'rut, striertg-nmleuuele'Il, tee'rsori,tIIs tu'mlIhie tie') a lipflight litusci ucitle tie's be tree' A l l \tasbliruct'eu',recast hiii)i of tilt aitimuiiuistritiuin's iiui'jiital cost t'ontainmneiit legislation. ( 'alilaliti offer ed hit' iistil praise to tilt' Committee miit'miiht,'r leer tin'ri 00st;11011115 work" and then added this steiia''.',hiat pw'iliiig mii'ii,e lie' timshie'tl tilost ru'e-c'rutls ii rtti the' \tIeitu' Ileitise' st,itt cC en tb' PtieIsIse ci rte'Ct I)t'hI,ui'tlllc'llt .if !-'ihteetlieint. iU,' I 'aitet's bk't pteeje'ets lucre' %Ct'i't' reports (let' t%Inte Ilouse cu'k lucsuia ;utttttitioli. after the hiuiusu' replace -. - .e. 'r il s I, . .\iiml,cle 1 bieki to "'iittc' tolt,ie i ee'il tIlt imeg 'tile' ctuttn'znit'r i ,ti' Itilititiul t>,m',eI Ii'' hem e'ut,'ti mlem',c.I\i'IlI-'.. 4 the iimuukisui!'iu'it I ,ilut,mmi. ,min,ci ttcn ,t JIIu'PiIu'Il it dli tilt' -'''u .iI!tul t,uiilLIc 'iii! ii Ili thee V. Pith' I htite.'.t' but lOut tte'1trl', 'Is "el 1uuU,5 .lSi ' "-"'! hcu' I!ii'\u II suit I', it 'tI I t dc! ,cl ,e"'I".untc it i II 'ce 1,1 I,it'- l:Ln\nrs:tni' i'!' Rep. Kelly's 2I1 I - '-'I 1~~ V.,mltc'r , rx_ z ,,. ~ 4,lv lit sIde-ill ' . -~.- . .- .5 , Raps, tie' lit( el .. I,, Itl'tut ,mhil ciii, In additli lri. i .mlitluili c tiue'tl tiltS l'i.'s[)lisltiit' ton' gt'ttina I miter tit exploit! to" niaticnecl lecaitlu insuram c plart it mitt) %% Ii''''''Fr 1 ., o rule' hI,u.t ,n!t' ts'( ,iu,'u I h'illi' l u riceth- thn' pillil iciuck rnetri' like' alit' in'cipiisecl ICC 'it mmii be'muumc'thi I)' \1,mss I lmlltliltiu uueti'srmiiukitug i ruc,ucie' ulut'mu,itt'uf none It A l t lt ti emed tin'rm is ' 4 And .s ('OIIIIiIlttut' votc in favor i ( iri14 oil liii' Ilr.iise firm- Carter str'tie.'k rilitis it, ., tedihl out eel Iil,ie'e' U the context of a0loll tes i t -tinrgms'ssi.eri,il e etiuiitillei' \','t tie' picture' alIt' 11111 of i'ahifatueu 'eas nuol if if han iii'il l'uire'aue'miit tte's1pu'iitt'l;ittctitpttnig tit siVi' his JePhi (elifinle), it hit' %%&, rrttiuunig cIsc', tums his te',tiI ritami Ire-- ('alifaria. 48, has iiu'auit'ul the I )u';nu tiil,'rt oI I:dii'itiiri and Welfare hit' uiVt'iiltiit'iit' i)t'!it'V sITU',' .aIi 25, Ili;; I ti'tili i'XI hIatI)t littt'rs ' I1 (k'tuh,,.r Ilitt',eiiii,tSutilci -' liii: ' '' the l( ..;i I i'''':: ii' . I., ,!thl, hluu:etIoIi and I,') i, it'I (eu! ('aIifijiti's , .-')i:h ibirit,'I ill-vi!-4.1 'r' and ttet I iii!,. l:eti'i- lie (I' i,' o ' H, 1 , . - Si'iFt't,ii Patricia clii u't.Jiit.h1.ad ':' l'r'esieiu'nit ( at lit te,is 1I1't\ldL'Ii 54111 1114 ,iI,I te'Ii,"Istt'tt nitttelrial le'nels't"iulll till the nie'eii to eiti'hi t',,e'ti' and 1 eiflt,miri 'iests In the )eopl(lih ite,hiin-tr's hheit h'aeht'rlIebI Is 1111CC . , Overspending es 'U nder Study' ci I \ tIlt tnt ii .'t !t I ,ut 5tatt tt ril't I"\ lit IIl 1111 )'iP'.I)\ ' 0 Cas t Is Lopped Off c its it was "Robin and I wondered why they make such drastic changes," said Pam. "You don't tamper with success. I think they're looking for more story potential with younger people. 'We really miss Elizabeth and Conrad. They were great fun to work with. But I think the network wanted to involve Mindy with friends her own age. "They also wanted to get rid of the music store set. It was static and hard to shoot." The essentials of the series will remain the same. Mork from Ork will continue to attempt to adjust to living on earth with his benefactor Mindy. No one seems concerned that Mork and Mindy - both young, both single, both ' ' L a - III 'en-' if I u1is i'uei,,ii t ii lucille' ii h!' , - lii . ! it , - ti lu - . ' in inrt'nntphui Ill ;'srt: to tether ret, s''irtbit't ritfui(teii's be I-, iiutrne'ul i.•I" I: lit 1I1hi'-5 ;rid calillol iii,itrcur:,i iiiiii;iI,u' it I ingueiod,'' tlis 'hililri'ru :itt''nult'il e'i'i i lo lAerrgu'.IIuuui i-li'iieitltar'', adtmiiriistt alit or t.eiiigvieod her pm'tiwess arid ', School ,,. IIif I -- ipittlIl' ) ' lhihl sail ihrarie.'te'i and ii'':, :iliiiiit no ':)l- !';si' , Iitu'i then' et't tiis 2, au-ounts that I stole ''1 think strul an' ui,'lihittt eathi ii terimiu'inil v.ho has enJ1otioflli problems. I think (hits liCe'!!' It, i uittlu out Soitle' (limit' or another 'luit'ne,' e'nt' tuna n %% 11( 11 I0 ,; 11 her u'.t'tt' living to tvach studt'tit arid the v.e'i i' alte'tn'eI I' inn' 'mteertmeuriah instahillits." ,iini lAm itiurirl, le tin-n' presi,ictit of the I'arents-Teachers. Students A.sste,'uitsreti at the' i'it'tiietit:ii v schuretel, told the schioul bound, 1 1,111 ()iuiek lieu' st-ier,i1 call fuiie'tinni 'Ic te,Siuute e- tt' !:igb: lIt ehitit' ttithi', Pl0l't'lY imd suemneithile) ti - I" at IAJng%soo(I Elt'miit'ntan'y ni l - eulu'i, utii'ili,i 'I' l': - e'l) School, ave till- )iii ei a Intitirtu igtied hs 26 teachers of the cireuii tie 'Iili1, 'it i,f Mrs ('ciberly and her adek'mmietit:ei te' hiiiqo' niu,iisttat ive Ucverl ,Iud;eht Mu I edict I ss' it utan v from Augu.st 197:1 to Match, IPIP. (curl lea,, liii' isiuitufri! v.on'kutig relationship" with Mrs. ('eehje'nR di-itutu'gi'ateuI jilt , I .iit , t 'reberis accused her of t .imi of thienmi," 1n's. Judith I v.rs .1 Soee'l sii nc t.un I diii nii job but I would eat lunch with lIst' rung pu-upie'. I didn 't think it tiiattered who 1 ate lunch with She told nec I was eating ImIch with the wrong people anti tire! .Va c lu's iii>' ieiyalt) was being questioned." Mrs ,Juejahn ti ii r !'rte''s u re liken av.;'v:r.",(,' ''it got to thit' poitit cvci'ytut ti I (mu I ''II ainunud I felt I was being watched." ('olesequlnith) , h' :,::I!!, n.hit' tunred mu her resignation. In it letter to the,' silwul bean ii datu'ui Jul) 1:1, teacher Mary Balk, wrote about the cloak jiwl nagger activities by the adliiiti sInat It ire . .. the ,) fill.( . static nil one third of the teaching staff are involved inc %t ;itchiiiie ;mntd reporting, other teachers' activities, eaVt'S(hiitiIe!mIC 'ii (lit' It is'p!nree :crett intercepting courier niail,'' Balk wrote fkvurl) A. .1s tell, i,eukkct'pe,'i at the school for the past year, said sue wished In dispel the negative publicity surrounding the locked phonics at (lie school She said a 5) stein" as implemented whereby e.'mnlpli') eu's haul tie lug in all eut-goinu calls because of thit' niuint'n uw lung .dis'taiiut- c alls 1111(1 calls to itifei imiation. "In L)eceiiilxr, 1978, £20 north of long distance calls to Connecticut had been minale at 6:30 p.m.," Mrs. Myton said. "1 purchased Ii,' ks fi the.' (cIt 1ebiuni4,ns be useti sheni office personnel $119 FROM . m 1141111NI I ay's r 0 1 - where the It -- )' -- - -- - - - - - is yours Zp I- ONE 322-9212 Hours Of Operation: Sun. thru Thurs. 10a.m. to 11 p.m. Fri. and Sat. lOa.m.to i2 p.m. I C Ir 501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) I ARIVE AlAI.IVEjJ owl C.I itit Wi ' Sanford 11 11 ,I cI,L I '..-', Should there,' be an i'lIicrgcnicy, the J,iiietois had keys to offices and could utilize the unlocked phones, she said. After ht'ariug the pro stud eon testimony, Mrs. Coberly, a thin wontiari with siL'en' hair an'I tu ite gold rim classes, voiced her Sue - - -. - I -- - - - ~. . Z I _. - -. i .Ti'ne Ill Itch ill % iii) ii laTh 1)m-R i' I 'It I \(li',\ I.. - - lhi)c - 2A - - - - - - - - --- - -- - Ii ml hi, I'' '( h(; ,)" Iii,''i-:, p1011)1 t let' n itliic'itm 1 T-n)('t't ill ( 'l5.l1ir mcii cmiii i cite e't',e' I i' -' %1 -1 1 . 1 ' - tim 1CM i7t%')"i '' nh i''Il'' , '".tl: .,auul Ilni' -'pokc'stnu,tni saud it itis Stititc's 'ii umistuddrigs 'tuilit's it" ,iti ,cuhiruiniis(t ,utets' assistant " Ice ,itiunuiuuiste- n tine- 1 1 1 11k e' and t o 'co , ilnit uci't'tiiinuts lie'nt' paid iou tunis' V.lt:ut A: 111- 1.111 411111 leiltI l','hlc, it bite tin' lxix tim, tiiuniui it I ,c,iuh .IiiukI- le ,,ii i , bit' s'pieke'siie,cmi -mccl tin' ii ii ipjit lit sd ' teams lice' 'Iecuk. sill,)'' iluis 11,;;,Iti ,suttt,t he 51011. annl tie' thiiitk ihits ittli ie'Iti'vt' it I'iit'u' tag iii that lin'iiJi'c't Is $2:1.8I This Is [hit- list sent of piupes to he inistallt'ih as uitt l it (11cc-11s's Slucil I Master I)rai;uage I'lari,'' said I'lk'ns 'lIme' 4JO,ii'tt' attn inei'Iutile's eII'.ilni;Il:e front (t'uisss I ,ikc iflbe Lake 'i'muplt't, as tte'll ,in, Satteitutis'r' .\nin'ttmmt'nuts, I I it lie', Suiutthutt't I(ee,til, ( )xlciieI ltee1iei i-.xteti,loll alill tVtnte'n Park I hut' 'l'hec Iilaiu tins Ill tjiiemtte'iite'il %% fill iicuiettiiiucs In ciii ileve'luin'm's arid (lii' 'its " Assot'u.u( toni , said lxctht tenamums of .t 15 pe'rc'et .t i nicrinast' in begiiinuiti, salui'ies of Stnnunole ('owit) teachers ihui b('ginnuinug salary for ti'iu-hn'ts it ithi it bachicIee,'s reacttt'(I nit aglet'urit'nit Today ('omb's the press. A t'oziuniwiicationi breakdown (1l'veIopt'd mini July 10 when the teammus intel for tit 0 lrosstiord Editorial Dear .t bin 1)r. iamb •V Ed ucati on I si:,t are two teams and is closed to -' - 211 211 211 - (till 'om'h that .,,d,,,,iu :;fll t- g,t ,iii'i t leN c'iii:li tI, Wit- liii! blue' speuki'tnuiit cntmjubi:tst-it'it, 'tie' ill not guituel: to ice' huiikenut' Ion our -it'i't:ii 1011)1's lit' iit0% have to pus it us p-;tshi , ill in cmke- a Ii ,cne lot. it, but it tiitp'vi I. .5' iiue, l'' e ilni' lit' 'lie till' liii mid liji' I:, s .)l s l,c iii pdet:nIun tic 111011-H intl bit''', u,'cieumg ticit,'' this' - u'uIi'',tic,mr u i'neuluiuit''l It- (ci dci lii,t \c'hi;iclIfueiiu(ltttg()('iiiJh.'inmthIe'ie'I,i'-i stun ..:tht- lot of what hall happined. Gene Gn'eeuius, executive dinedot of the Seminole compromise between (lit' let Smu c' joist Mcli jeluse's ul Fells's tiiltit- it ire' no t miult-d up- o il, cs cut tuthsi'l led tiue'eli'hts, this in' !unu, uuutiniuhic'iI 11111101-1 , if lci mnim'iit , (tei' sjsikc'suii;iru simiti and shcieitagc' lit )titsieltitr', I';tli'nt, 1141et''4 to obtilil l Ic'tii'm'aI .isststaiti'e lien (fit' e'tmmmst roll '(ieemt of ethe-n l,it Ii' (s.ithis lllietI14 ettiee'i stmu'cts stte'ie an, Se'itiiiiecl,i Initili'u1ti ti. 11mph 1101: head, (iie'e'tir, ),lti'tuii I inch' :itol .li.sritutui' h(eiiil A thud Iumuluet ,uit,ii dcci has,' I'1tvimig hi (lee- (0 in, liiiinustaIltt tint iii thui'ec' 36- Inch iir'Iuiiage uetp's icti Stecdht I ikc' It ijeht't hen tie.' I'tiu ccli I )len'IcteM,k I H tic and 'lictettats I Hive', I'.11i'n'ssaitl t'ummtpleteiy different ar- tround 'flue Clock Bridge eetittiiittt'i' hue- hleoi.sp' \uittuiuiisti'iltidiii I eeitituetttu'e- lumlil tIetum1ti neural its iu'mhe'u itt the' (iuu14ie.ss cost cuwtls Margaret Rose, the federal mediator at 1 phi. on Monday at Lyman high School. The session is desj m'ned to n'i'a'h i hut (lout itOs (lie cilmht 111et mule - it t,thit,' iii n, i'xjuhiuiuuiit se'Vvi.ul lufijtt nOt nec's, 0100 Ileettll '''lI hit tip (lie i'ritm',imtpu of ( .tssellM't ii l'1u'111e'11tlmns 1 ,41"I iii tlilit jutujeel it ill is' 1upIuiemxtini1ute'1s t'I3,-1311 Veitle iutidituieni.ul misc' ccl lcui't'le's as a mc'suit of (tie' high hours to discuss salaries. Heitti (taints walked away two hioun's later with schedule(] to titeet ituthi had rcilc'cl in tIlt' cseiuiituittt'e' the,' .s;rreke'smit,tui ',utd ti'e' nnis itch) lx' tttiil inns ire ot Federal Med'i'ator To Aid In School Talks Deadlock Ilotti tt' )iI:t ci I'I"jx'nIc!lilc tte,it[i t mini' 'I mclii n''',)ll 't i t , iiike (iu eh,'fue will °'" h:. th.- I t'lisil i' :'t)t'ticiilt14 inc mciii hitilgt't is lilt Sheriff Still Seeks Funds Shu'niff .iuhm said hoias he has lust flitfirst skln'imitsbe but diii's net uiute'nidl to quit the Iesettit' for litleiilucutei lunch' hut III', chtpan'(nm ucmu( Polk %t as tie'ilt it hcleiitIV &'ilnut'sda v do r rug budget Semi ilnlule' I 'icutits table. unill,(lil let)-, I (tit't'i' die' litres I dell jibollt Polk A federal mediator has been called in to iron out the differences beti men (hit' teachers' wiiuti and the school nmianiagemneiit tt'uiii and get tue ball rolling again at the bargaining io ts.eiiritide tier liar 'lii.i , ,iTn'ifl-rTtt1tt' .c.'-rs't,ueei It, uiuell.me St,uit!c'', in in'tt''Ilt5 tielul Fills blur' liui truth I), t'i'sti'iitdc'tet oaf tin'- iuIte,iii) ictlk h,-,- ! c,,,,, -'1 Ill eiuiijtiietltssii it itt tie' jUl'.iU pm pit hhit I 'at etc it ill e'eeimstmue t .m le-ltieet -it ide ,c.,It,t!t lu's t lu'-emil- lo jaIl citric: the tce'st :tuIi' tel \%tnetu'u lnti'k l)t't'ie,', hunt ,\lar iguilel 'l'hie repaving pm'ojt'('t tuns from Marigold Itoad nien'tli almost to Quiecii's Mtm'tut' Circle. Ellen's hopes (hut' un out I ii ill be con pitted b) tile ell d of August , pm'ion' to time' dil)('niintg of iteibv South St'iiiiitohe' Muiieile School aild Cussenhhicu'r'y Fli'iitcntat'y, its time resulting increase of !w . ri-'ss's tx'inig t,ir'''r'J,'ei ;,'stuicitj it miiassi'.'i,' eIe'itcuekiiec 'II tele'et niecit umide,'rvas ('asst'lhM'n'n'y City 1'111',tniee'i Ketcrietli 1111t'r's s,cs lice' aimiount of niiut'k to be i'cmtiove.'d ft cute bu'nie4itii tier m uhf ijk lii t'xct'tul ti t(- 2,000 cubic yards ient'C'iieiL':l e'tttttiiti'ui 'I')' mituck will be replaced by 2,70 cubic ;mids tel e hate till ('tentn'tuteem for (hits project and (hit-(u' iethte'm n elate'il J)m'uji.'cts ill (hit city teitahlivig $101,980 . 91 is Base' Pat, fill,, ;intet Cunusti'ut-tloll ('mettipamiv of Simufun'ui I 'r'e'tss :mm'e tuicnkimig tee n'emituvi' itiuck hum a 'Il) bnie,tar feueet iiont:eule of tVtnite'm Park Drive ichiu're it trusses a large hay hit'ael i a sit atmips area I. 'fliis is apptoxinniatt'I 25 penenit of thu end in i' 1"I($) linear feel n'ccapntig itoh it'conts(n'ui'ticumi p1 eijc t, it huh will cost $64 ,705.94, according to F I k'rs Ile said that the undc'm'Iying timut'k had rstust'tl thte mail lii lit ie sink thiret to foun fuel. ''It has bee'nt grae)ait, not be dnnigt'rous, but has caused the paving to crack," FIRms things You'll soon feel better after eating. inni ('ii. Traffic ciii busy Wimttt'i' (htmL In-Rt. iti I tssi'ihc'n n u slit is a superiot ! h 1iu' I';ehl, a special k'arnwg P i:, 173 to 19;5, eltu said her .. '(I' ' In- I elx't Iv it itteri up that , l I(i'I ' 1 1 - 41 ."c te'auluig.'' :dr (' mstrt I braid Staff W rib'r -i 011- [11 1 111. vat I ,'u , ebisihihit Ii I, , , file i 'ittenie' ii I tievem iiut Lit ru-i -I' llere uu''r.' 'ing & Ils .JANI:('%SSI'SI,BI'I{R\ - 'that ti,'--t!tierine 'a DemaMucki'na Work Divert sselber I ,ihi'ittit'ti it'll . I, Iii' liii neat 'u isle I'' let flaIl P 'I .n is hut It,ineit the fchttitee' oil mtm\'iro' hi'; Ilieu, u'i'eu . .i tcui'iitt,'t dude.' tilts IilliIit'ui L) liii' lice' situatitir lS. t'XI)CrttSt' lit iiulIrn!rl!,btit'tU' 'I, ;ifiiri is it rtit'-rt:.t'''l iii !:ent'stiidciits,", '1 litlietu- \1 I . I liii,' tii.ujum Ii lit ii tuuiiIt tell cnin'iur,lt' 1rs, (ethcrls Uiesssaid - --- -- -- -- It , ,. '''_'' 'u, 'l4I 'It 1,111 , thu ' :' i;:i;mr,',',',t I e'iic5r IsnI,mI, Lilt I I ''r.:u',ulod tear-her, complained ti, ,itih ._')oi'i(ii' of tile ad ' I L iuu''ritar' ieiteeieI She e'Inii'ge th , ti-'I'niel.'iuti' eecrllmrrlirei' ev,'j libel u.,i it b:i'mc a e'i - e'niufii'r iuni',tutittc'itt li-tt,'r ,utah set intl 1.en i',, tunuli.litl bill" I Fills s V. u-.tuiuegleiu office' lIlt'!'' htut lute I(ue - v. lie,' ''v, l'le'miit'titar Suliuuel, p' i t' iii ;Jj... AT 1.4 - ' -_ I list LIVent'ul ml Inure! Bass piiitt'it tIietienc'luc' ire tb 'dithit' sliTi s:uiI SUHSHINE STATE.., - .1 , ' said. ''I thiteughit - ,. - ''I l''t'athiu'r, stiggestuc h' ti 'iIvt' tire 'omiflic ii:,!i tire hub his suggcstioi uui', tiulul (tie audience an, .t.n,s tu,' !initiate (Ii ntervicuiig II .1 f eueLflI\ jith "%%'tnit hi e pIu ictul it) liii. etii ii.cppu -_- ' liii' it it 'l'riculntC lt.eS Ie'Ie'i't ' It'tt_'iitrtmti' .Ti -11!4 rval " 0 111 Pam recognizes the fact that Williams is the star of the show and Is almost grateful that she doesn't share his superstar public Identity. 61 N. Hwy. 1742 - I '1:410' ,, IiiItititi,,!) uII- ('eib'r l ti''-' ilt"'ieiutti ii'! I'.' "It was odd when I first saw the set of Mindy's apartment. It just happened to be in the style of my cabin in upstate New York. And they have Mindy driving a Jeep, which is what I drive at my cabin." ----a- --_ F LO RI0M hit tuillil h'i'hls hri'rn4eisihIi lr.ilr)p' ''I 'Cci ls'1uillm hit h)tIuti't his sterIle' !IulW)lI iCc" liil iauht'i ieiui hi s 1' s'lhs 's ''Ito-,' umeci t ,'vc'F ,Ih it 'titti- 'lu - li iituhi'n uiiisuiht'i A14111 tip r ,'seilve ties' rre:etti'r ,''-' ,i.r , "I want Mindy to be with It, a modern girl. I'm making a mistake If she's for Gidget. *U"!P~19 - :1' k, 1,uii,ei lap hinihirul Kits-. if , tleit tilt- ihs-esiuii ls tilt- l!i'ii'..- \ eecueut'tr chime I 'temlhlicutte')' .'- i what "nil. :;till 11am TII7pm - I ' I, I ._,iii \lilht'i'.nri, HAPPY HOUR - - ' .4 I S. it.. her' as it fur faculty, iiti take no action i 'Ii, uuieutl Eleiiwritar ii it-Isirn did iristi'uc i n- :eIlegitioiis" all .1 u.ittAlu(i meeting Aug , siitt 111111 TIlES. tutu SAT. pm.1om - - i ''nun in I S still tullius i l;tIc:tu'e hi iii ti : po ' I:,, pit . !' I •')ltiI 11 1' Iii ut t i p f.nu.dy wfth"Hippy Fs" - ' ii' I, rut :1) !rirmui'I uiut t'e_'e l,rg'.uuul Fk'mmit'ritai- ! lit ' .:.'i I. I-: ii :'.ein JEMRY FRAZIER NEW I', ' II. tastes. .11 1)1.11 i' I t ' ' ' !Ie '. the upet iit.'mri JIM Y SANFORD a - Se'lerl tuck.' ;,n'' ' fl-Ill a a. 1! uuhiIlr:n!1 n l !n 'e'ruiruut Cl 7r. i.':. I 'Ii' II 'lool S, - - or better \ fwsdaN vithol I. live together. attractive " I guess I'm the only unmarried girl on the tube living with a man," Pam said, "except for the two girls living with a bachelor on 'Three's company.' "There's just a hint of romance between Mark and Mindy with affectionate exchanges at the end of some of the episodes. We have only a little sexual undercurrent going. But it's made pretty clear Mork sleeps upstairs." Williams is clearly the star of the show. Viewers tune In to catch his imaginative flights of improvisation. But Pam, a lithe, fresh-faced native of Detroit has collected her own fans. She doesn't mind playing the comedy foil to Williams as long as Mindy remains a believable character. "I have to be very observant during rehearsals," she said. "Robin keeps changing things. It's necessary for me to be aware of the rhythm of what he's doing. During story conferences I usually just sit and listen. The show Is written by men with a male point of view. They do allow me some Input. I speak up when they have Mindy saying or doing something that doesn't suit her character. show, Yki'thave "When we began a concept for either character. They hired me and Robin before they had a script, so Mindy Is still developing. The producers wrote Mindy's character around me. "They let me choose all of Mindy's clothes which are a little more sweet than my own ByVERNON scorr It is a sacred IIOLLYWOOL) (UPI) television maxim that you don't tamper with a hit series, but "Murk and Mindy" has undergone a uwjor overhaul during its ccezmt hiatus in which half the cast was lopped off. Gone are Conrad Janis and Elizabeth Kerr who played Mindy's father and grandmother, respectively, in That apparently is a hid to attract a larger segment of youthful viewers. The move is unusual In that "Mork and Mindy" was the most highly rated new show of the 1978-79 season, seldom out of the top 10 and not infrequently in the No. 1 spot. The series is produced by Gary Marshall whose "Laverne and Shirley" and "Happy Days" sitcoms have been raging successes. In place of the elderly Janis and Kerr, the ABC show is bringing In Jay Thomas and Gina Hecht to play the brother-sister proprietors of an Italian delicatessen. Also added is Jim Stahl In the person of Mindy's stuffed-shirt cousin. "Mork and Mindy," moreover, will begin its second season with a million dollar hourlong fantasy episode Including some spectacular special effects. Robin Williams (Mork) and Pam Dawber, who plays Mindy, had questioned changing the show's focus. But after four new episodes Prim hriu t-nirwhulatt thp ,upripq wili be as good 0 IIJCSddV & IIILJI!Al,!V Nignt AIIi't .100 P M IMFrench Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) Sanford .181 28u C cdi'iano Res igns As Secretary Of HEW 1/4 BOX CHICKEN SPECIAL OPEN DAILY ii a.m.-:$ p.m. PCI. & ZAT.9 8-M.-I$:S$P.M- Herald - I USPS -.-.. __ '- "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" Everiui-ig lien old Stahl it titc'n - 400 1979--Sanford Florid,'i 327 7 1 ' -' Pft,"1 1-'00;, !* FRIED CHICKEN Ile.-i.i1Id • ED OVER EASY 1 ' j6iws 19, -_aa - i'Y!! i;.fl#,irris flepIaces Him .. 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 10:30 2J ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE ---Immmp~ ~ ., 2:00 ( THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED FLOWER SHOW 0 MOVIE ...---- s -. 0 AS THE WORLD (141) TURNS ED CR0CKETTS VICTORY GARDEN 9:00 un rl/rn weakens her marriage as she enters the world of senderiZiflg tnania Vaccaro and crew are ofl location in Seattle. Wash. 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I js,'m' 1,11.10 tt'Sidit'nItS Both the nlnmtiicivai :mmiui (tie 19 hit state uvula 14e.'s (jilt ,1 1-1.1 1.1111i ult'pe.t(te's per 1,11(10 ue'tiie'tuts, 511111 As budget Inentm'uiigs on (bit shit'tiff'' 'h'jnmm'tmncc'ni( enter (heir sec'uiuitl c1us , Polk said the difIcieuut'e.' butit ccii it hunt hit' is seeking anIti it hat Uee' i_cullmmuussicinle'rs are it ullinug to fund ,itnicLullt s tit abut $14I.I9t,. iltiost all oh iihichi tutu h m(t nibutt'd to the' ti 'ne's (i1 (fit al:t:t::ssf ;; ;'..;ui Noug ht l)uui'inig V. u'uImie'sei1is 's said lIe' ogre't'd to Shit', e off stuur me' $26 .000 n.')lii.'ste'd Pit ibm cc !he patn lit'.tn'tiIg, Polk tI cuhun ji: -It � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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