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WE AA..REA'i' Z_Z ii 1 ___ EC ____ __ ___________ RIAZIN _ BEETLE BAILEY by Moot Walker - ____________________________ ('0 TilE VOL,D'4GER OFFICERS FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE WIEN I DROP _ IN FOR A PRINK4 MT W IOU 'c OLWl3 A VW OUT 4rr HT I 33 Away from, 34 Comedian Caesar / __ A9 THE BORN LOSER • rcus C1rc, one of two topless 26 Hence upright _ -- 'Urs In uniffiorporated Seminole County, currently faces no .eounty regulations on the ac. 1v1tles of entertainers. ('Irene arcus and the Fancy Dancer, also In Unincorporated Seminole, nd the Club Juana,: In ____ • ___ by Bob Montana TITAN, THE LARGEST SATELLITE OFSATURN,HAS ——— SMOG FROM THE INTERACTION LET US SPECULATE ON VMAT H.1E CARS NIP FACTORS THAT POLUJTE THE SMOG TAME SUCH LIFE COULD OF SLMIGHT WITH METHANE, ' FORM 1$ FRESH AIRJJ AND S VdTISTS BELIEVE THAT m MAY BE pj , J ____' DATA FROM THE PIONEER SPACE PROBE SHOWS THAI a / -ivy , . c HOROSCOPE All ______ I _ EEK a MEEK by Howl* Schneider - I WA" \ gq MY RIJG, *#3K - % TThI MASS Im r s 14, 0' t -t..--- -. ° S - , . LLA! NOTE YOUR TEACHER HAS WRITTIllFN r ir. * OR04T SPK Filwoot. 0 AMMIN I % - ((i _____ ' • cJ _ . BUGS SUNNY bY St.ffeI £ Hslmdalil . IEL 9? v'v, "' v AN HOUR. In.I VI4_IX y, I r , W -lull., 01 SPIDER-MAN •• tI PRANKANDINNIST . , - , . •. • ~ 0 -n *u - Law. mu Ur iøvI ISD • • • . 7- - ____ - - — - ¶ .b.4 . • a '•c got - - if •. - • . •. Is , -- ': , - - I L - S-UW ,.I•ib1— — 'f'_, • -, . . . • . • - L - ,J• 1- _3-'I .._S f - J . . , ' — ' - . I I! Vi . . • .- 1 • . . - 1 b5.fr.e— The major outbreak of domestic unrest usly welcomed came as Iran cautio for the release of 50 American hostages, • t now in their 33rd day of captivity, as a V-- ft •U- — -.* a- - -i — 1f - . . , $1 0 Wfi t- . , 'Oldest Man' ___ - • - • • ,. - • . . ipiW' frpf$ $g 5 Sweeps Thmuoh L :- II ')M . •' . , f — 006dd - Fire Marshal To Inspect Old Jail • • - .- ___ ire and on,andsiit..l..i.l.. WOW __________ a U.N. Security Council resolution calling • by T. K~ Rise j''j • S • CFO .J. . The crowds, supporters of moderate __ . .1 Z . -C "step forward" toward a peaceful — . JUMOLIWIlds -- Ayatollah Kazezn Sharlatmadari, were demonstrating agalusta new constitution that would make Khomeini Iran's ruler for life. • • 1 • • ,.• : ______ I . soma ;. January. . , •' - , .- 0 . - - • .. • . - • - For two -_ Raw* 1' • ...• ..•, ... •tn'andJshnRernNa b ' by 00 Theves unas. @own DEPTo $1 Ion - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Tens of - thousands of anti-Khomeini demonatrators seized a government radio and television station in the no rthwest city of Tabriz today, ousted the local governor and claimed police and ar my units had joined them, reports reaching Tehran said. It was the m ost serious opposition to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini since he ousted Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi In You'll now have. Ow sp aboutIntoft.batfty may 31* at Contract Ift 8 OW of JACOOV BrIdIlle.'Fle-has analpied Mw AMM. sow Si pertunity to ispessa many corn. , , 01 ow n.wVS. *16 Of tl'' which an on your -'--• , ,, P.O. lox ova W. W. Rao co ,nld. to yes 1* re(9à4 them W how Ill would have Station, New York. N.Y. J (March fl'ApeIl 19) they am. avoided their pitfalk 5('&i' j ChUeeI1I .uissosi book and ofawcostrwt • Saturda - No ' IONSI can be controlled. want to be harrused," she Mid. "It may solution. Herald8tafl Writer If the ordinances are pemed, Polk said, mean moving to anothe r location or But Khomeini, breaking several days of silence, denounced Washington as a it will make It impossible for such going out of business, Reacting to police intelligence reports businesses to come Into the county unless "Neither do the entertainers wait to be "bloodthirsty regime" and Iran's -, " topless bars and Other buxlmwes they am legitimate. hassled or exposed on 7V." Revolutionary Council approved plans l)if disi In sex are heading for Seminole "You can't paint any type of business Mrs. Glenn said she has received for mobIlizing 20 million youths for -• Cola*y, Sheriff John E. Polk is urging the with a broad brush," Polk said. "There Polk's recommendations and they are military training in support of Khomei. 1' county to adopt four anti-smut or- are some massage parlors that are now with County Attorney Nikkl Clayton. ni's appeal to the country's youth to dinances. legitimate." Clayton has been asked to render an prepare for armed combat with the Frank Battles talks with friends In front of the home he did not want "You M41M say I want to close the As for prostitution. there is a problem opinion on the enforceability of such United States. to leave. Once, when placed In a loca I home for the aged. Mr. [tattles bam door before the horse gets in," Polk with it In Seminole County, the sheriff ordinances, MrL Glenn said. Khomeini appealed for calm and rain away. Ile would have been log years old on.lan. 10, 11180. said. said. . national unity In a statement broadcast "Can we really be successful in Seminole County "You're going to have that until trolling these things?"Mrs. Glenn asked. over Tehran Radio and indirectly ac1. the place to come," he said. "I'm everyone dies off," he said, "but we can "And at what expense to the taxpayer?" cised the United States of fomenting Services urging the 001Turitilon to go ahead and hold it down and drive It underground so " ntycies en health, numbers domestic problems. y adopt these ordinances before the it 't out In the open.". Tens of thousands of Shariatinadari's of persons allowed in an establishment, O5fl asTives." Polk said he is re ____mending the parking and state liquor licenses are aii suppo rters demonst rated in Tabriz, a QVIIJI111lowns on ti county adopt an ordinance like the one ways to control such things. These might city of some 2 million people near the In Orange County, just adopted lii Oran County. Orange be more itecti. COntIOIL" she said. Turkish border, and then seized the radio -. ... Brevard . .County, . uapena, musviue ana etsewnere county outlaws 1ap dsaclng," in WflIth and television station. Ordinances against specific behavior bor n in Georgia, but was not sure when ByJANECAEERRy nearby have made Seminole County look U dIner sits on the cudoiners1a p, Reports suggested the entire city may may result in the County he came to Sanford. "My husband has fleraldStalfWrfter Ilk. a haven, he said. and "bouth dancing," which refers, Polk wt be In the demonstrators tiand __ lived here 51 years and he said Mr. At ; I Id, Seminole County has no said, to "everything that goes en In a t, The demonstrators announced the practical itt," Battles was here when he came," she Funeral services for o have booth behind dosed drapes. local governor, Nur-eddin Gharavi, had Mrs. Glenn said. Frank Battles, thought t I"flt been ousted, Pl5dod their topless an l l 1% OraW '— Ao a b wi often residt In COt%tIflUSd Saidord's otde.txel"i will be He would talk abo ut how hard times g Nk INIUII th.t the cold)' IUPPOItforSharlatmadrl,aatd poli pp $l ovum 6 ce and 3:3OpJn.S dyatNevSaleiuB*plhit W the days when he earned his Ild JOined them aid thirch on 12th Street with 11ev. Bertus Hying grubbing jsj, bug with aum w mod, of ft a land wi th a hoe, she and sa sMrs meemis prima f FOPONd Iaianilc ldiitn.i( to CICmWU1I UI Of'. $5l 5 Herring officiating, recalled. In his later years, she said, her parlors, and preutlb*kin, as well as utuuuij be amended. mosaii the oorm Is _, aus, Found dead Saturday morning at his stepfa ther had trouble with speech and toplaw and botioni' "And then," dw sad, "You always Uw m entwtainmeld, know what is PW on 9 be has a The protest followed a ballot by residence, at 1200 W. 13th St., by his hearing and was difficult to understand. S,ivth1e County has tireo topless beans have the group that says no one Is Iranians at the start of the weekona stepdaughter, Mr. Battles would have "Momma used to understand what he dubw all located In the same vicinity d Seminole ('iE*y's topless dubs w In deinancing that anyone view these referendum turning Iran Into an Islamic been lb years old on Jan. 10, ieo. was saying," said Mrs. Jackson. "He US Highway l7., although one falls Saaft Glean's things. They say you can't legislate Republic and giving Khomeini absolute Bernice Jackson of Sanford said she would tell us about something that had within the corporate limits of Mrs. Glann add it a sovellinmeW morsiv, secular and religious powers. discovered her stepfather slumped in a happened a long time ago and they would fith,rry and would be subject to that body doss ld have an ordhap But Polk said he doss not feel topless Sharlatmadari opposed the con- chair, dead of natural laugh." causes, when prohibiting something, then it is. in fad, dub regulation aims to didate moraL stitution because he believed It gave went to his house to check on him. she She said Mr. Battles and her mother here an, an adult bookstores or said she think. it " "It's not that we're trying to legislate Khomeini too much power. On Wed"He w as could not read or write and a fine man," she said, "and i had not MEW parlon in this county. poldble" that aOw this rscmt raids in moralls," he add. "It's the other things nesday night his home in the holy city of loved him not as a step(ather, but like a been sure of his age until he the Social Now orIdburAss would allow the GUM 111`111114 tOPWN dub Owners might that 90 along With it that cause that Qom was stomed by a gang of gunmien. father. Th&I, was the, reason I did all I Security traced and verified the date of I colintilty to1" businesses cOMW In to consider moving to Saninole County. problents, such as praistitution, and One guard was killed and nine others could for him - he was always nice to his birth. 11"outdo akwhk he UK mad they "Tbw Mw tb* emkitiIiiefs do I* dmils.11 wounded. Shairiatmadri escaped ham. me. In August oflast year, two men entered "He didn't want to go to a home, and Mr. Battles' home and robbed him while * I r. once when he was placed In a local home holding a knife at his throat. "They tore W for the aged, he ran away. Idon't think he off his britiches and took his money and •' • . would have lived as long ashe did u he throwed him around," she recalled. ,. had been," said Mrs. Jackson. "His knee "After that he complained his back hurt ' • • . was swollen with arthritis and he hobbled him and I took him to the hospital twice for X-rays." . around, but recently It got better and he . was going to the store again ." Two men were later arrested and She said his second wife, her mother, charged with stealing $200 from the old . who died two years ago, and Mr. Battles man. had been married for 18 years. Mr. Battles was a member of the "After she died, me and my h usband Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church, continued to take care of that old man." Sanford. Mrs. Jackson sald when are& farm. Other survivors include two sons by his . workers got home from work every first marriage, Albert Battles of .:.. night, they would go to ida house to visit. Hawthorne, Fin., and Lee Andrew of Mrs. Jackson said Mr. Battles was Jacksonville; and th ree granddaughters. alff The game was duplicate p4sIiy____ a vesig bodk P10CU (F 10) where with it £511 is Tbby should turn ld to be a conoirast Gat rather phee-ut ens when you SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) compiled _____ P"\ ' - • Khomeini EnemiesRampage ByDUNEPETRYK w,V first appear to be a wild Ides today and a chance Con' -• • Evening HeraId CUSPS 481.280)—Price IS Cents - t P reven he's asleep or jld as he h - an overactive the probabilities are that he ning. ___ ' YOuR BIRTHDAY Hard work lays extra awakens In the ft's true that mor an overactive wow have some other finDeieinben$, lfl dividends when coupled with thyroId CM cause a high heart difl(s which would hilp to lead No matter how dif ficult good ,old Yankee Ingenuity. rate bullcan anxiety • things seem a ins moment, You're 3%% U COS 0Cfl plugging along. put them together today keep sometigng wiezp.ciadww TAUIIU$prfla'MayI happen to chaw the W" vftt Was ft* an new PSW' SN• aid amp" to with ai WIN AT ________________________________ '. bring things to a fruitful friend could, surprisingly, concl usion. reveal some startling In. SAGITA1UU8 (Nov. 23. formation of benefit to you. weueciurow Dec. 21) Don't be afraid to GEMINI (May 21-June 10) methoft;--lut-wben church I401TH ..• away from lugging share the good things that Yederday's unusual financial systern and into common happen to you today. ThSfS COldt1OlWwIUU4b1S today. sense his staff ls well worth will be more than enough to go Take advautass of them to A kQJ10441 idüig. around and you'll get extra acquire some 1ong.soug One point he stresses is that WW am enjoyment by bringing others it=& on may omasim a sow OA91132 lido your picture. Find od CANCER (JUflS 21JUIY ) 6 PY ,74 • even a two-caM wilt in order for Be on to chock your Mon., pleidy •AlIsss you intbo year following your early to y. •.es fUW. birthday by sending for Pur d k for You. I&ok for a mr. PIMS a Today's hand was bid by atunevottiL kvmaftto cW of Atro.Gr* Letter. 694 Ivar Slikodd and Im" Hki. MA $1 for Midi to A**. LEO (July *Avg. U) VA111111116111 Mon some to yurs AV MW Graph, Box 48, Radio City Someone with a ht of kam will- am as a model for any. Stellon, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to how will pm asweptionally ove vdq any methods. 0" standard helpful today in gattiag Vulnerable' Both jy date teng ar Dealer South ,, ,i,,,, " c*nicow l)s. 23.Jan. seinetldag for you I you ft's a good day to gut di du't think po*b le .Enjoyit. 19) W Nui * normal two-diamond, t vaoo (Avg. 334pl 22) ,I FM 19 waid dons and how you plan to You are yes' sausi Cadloes hearts aid Ibis cS the key Poll • do It. Yoiall even get the self tod*, aid that's net bad, bldggls b1 two •__ . cooperation of someone you but issa a little ubould an r so . i. dldu't expect. IWprsnd* IVIISI 09 tfl ,, raised to three and since AQVAIUUI (Jan. lDFeb. it'll ts'ii out to be asr. • Opening I.ad4S defense started with tire. 19) PA .0 your cleverness to UI*A (Sept. fl, 23) rounds of clubs, lvi, nj What nI U Make that little eatra pi ' five notremp. var • ____ IFRUS geS BRIDGE I • • •. ]HIeratict MPMCSU Mfl i. .. •- . Sheriff beats is to get a basal heart have a no blood rate, specifically one while report. How,,1, If he did - / • . •, c 0. A t; • -. : In a highatrum young man observie that laboratory tests suich w you described, I me not hMble wA ocshould think the best Index as caslonally a person with an to how fast his had rally overactive thyroid glaind may . For Thursday, D.c.mb.r 6, 1979 • ___ _________ '" , •. .- . • . iractices such as lap dancing" 4f ordinances proposed by Sheriff John Polk are adopted. — — — — — — ,inalheartrateatredof72 If it still persists over 100, 52 beats per minute and Jed even tho ugh he doesn't drink befora competition, their coffee, to& or colas ___ 54 55 rates were between 135 and doesn't smoke, ft 160 beats per minute, even, worth having him checked thougiithey wwal doft any again. If he's in very pow — -1 — 1 — — — '"i work at the time. This will physical condItion, It might (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI show you how much' nervous also be worth having tension can affect your start a physical fitness program.FInally,Iwouldjld ___ 4'- •. .---.---- tasselberry, face restrictions on _ ARCHIE p . 72nd Year, No. 92—Thursday, Dec. !nfoorida32??l ———— 49 50 51 PRISCIL . • Lamb ur so e) land docW said his heart and ft- and coffee and COW. 27 Encircled 45 Husk of wheat raid .- OK and ,eiJdg can _____ position WANT TO BE ONE Young horse 28 grain 6 Suspend OF THE be done about the fast heartAlso your level of physical 29 Eight (Fr.) 35 Certain 46 Verne hero 7 Triton best. A week later he pused fitness affects your resting Diminutive 30 36 Skirt feature 8 In controversy II Passion ut in school and the doctor he Individuals who fix o rife. 37 Polished t (2 wds) 48 Actress Baxter said n ng was wrong. 32 Stars 39 Actress Davis 9 Sordid othi condition are lii good physical 35 More insolent 51 Depression mi40 Navy ship 10 Slice of He weighs around 150 are more likely to have slow tills prefix (abbr.) toasted bread 36 Lawmaker Ii 5 fed 10. He resting heart rates than those poinuja dm not smoke or drink. He that are In poor physical 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 hasallerglestheyeazroufld condition. I'm sending you 14 and his b0d mud nm we The Health Letter number 94 13 12 ____ stuffed , mci rtiu'Ing. He Your Heart Rate: What It —— — —— 15 to — 17 — — .110 is high dflifl aid 10115 Means. ft will give you adhis temper easily. I'm afraid ditlonal Information on heart 19 18 • 20 21 ida heart will wear out from rates as related to health by Art Sansom — — — — — — — overwork. I don't know (her readers who want this 23 22 • whether to let things go as us can send 75 cents with _______________ they are or take him to long, stamped, aelf4ddreaed 27 ct 24 25 26 TAr NOW 28— 29 30 vJ4pr 'bi) vJOUt.POIJ ç". — — ' — ________ — — — —another do or. Any advice envelope for it. Said your z;:) —— you could give would be request to me, In care of this ii. 32 _________ — — gris newspaper, P.O. Box 15610 tly apreciateI. —— DEAR READER The Radio QtyStaUon, New ' York, 34 38 35 — — normal heart rate u a wide NY 10019. range of variability. It's also 37 38 39 —— affected by many different - Why don't you go ahead and things. I've always been get your son's heart rate while 40 41 — — — — — impressed by a study of he's asleep or early In the 46 47 48 I _ 42 43 44 _45 we[gIt lifters who had a mornlngandaeewhatthatls? ______________ _________________________ I __ CUM • •• • - • . —w *lI .a rses Wed. - ' . . • ' ' • . VA be satbW with a coudy official's in Wormed of the Impeaft sub Ina" onhou * se -.-.i.--- . .& .à___. -L__. — -- a ii-. —u. w. — U lU in but saw..4d1—i1-.eldIbav, how yBocbsr,eplok-,I. By DIANE PEThYK County Elect ions Supervisor Camilla Herald Stiff Writer Bruce recently protested the forced In response to a Sanford citizen's move of her office into more cramped quarters in the old jafl.me move, which cmplairt,offlcfala from the date fire ma sJg Office will Inspect the old COd taxpayers over $3,000, left her 700 less square-feet of space. Seminole County Jill Friday. tIo Sped-list John State Fire Asked about the fire rellistantabujtyof Nelson said he will inspect the building e elections office files a representati ve th due toaccsnplalnt by June Cameron of of the mamdact urerof the Diebold pewer Sanford. files said: "zero." ML Cmisron mid she Is upset bemuse Joe Mccluan, claid of the county Fire PrOtwtiOn Bureau, said. however, that moved the elections office into "a am the old J&H was brou& up to code after trop." the (in in 1176. Normally, the state doesn't Concern. A sprinkler system wu added, hesaid. itself with a counly facility such as the and Owe is an alarm system connected Jail,NelaonsaId, but they do get Involved &agy to the fire dieWment. U there liacc,nplalid. "But jldbec$useabuildlngmtj the MLCame ron describes herselfasa COdedObnot mean it fire proof" private dt1 anadiveInpicaffafr,, hP5'uulMli,anhip with anyone In dw office. - he Iifevstat Mall. . "Why should our most precious recordu be put In • '— " l s . Cunerosi ask., 'Today C1lMiN - -. Edititlal ......................tA the 5amSCO1dyc"nIsIonfose,er __ - U �-: .- - . '.'"- - . . t -. IA-Evening Herald. Sanford, P1. ..,__ . . - . .. . Tlwrsday, Dec. 6. 19 Parade Sanford . _:. -.-.. - . % . - . Event To . ByIANECA09EL39ERRY HeraidStaffWriter mok ng B As Blaze Burns Sanford. Home S - I . . VvK)FLD - Feature 'Ronald' James Roche, winner of the theme up between 9 and 9:30 a.rn. on San contest, will be riding In the parade on Marco. Avenue. The parade will move the fire engine with Santa. down Flat Street to Laurel Avenue, then More than 100 wults will participate in There will'l 10 msrddng bends, In. notl on the armual Greater Sanford Chamber of duding Seminole, Crooms and Lyman will disperse.to Fult Sf.r, wtire ft Parade Committee Commerce Christmas Parade Saturday high school bands and T'akawilla, Soi J0 pgg4 e at 10a.m. In Downtown Sanford. Theme Seminole, Stonewall Jackson, Mllwee, dam aged buildi ng on Street, 01 the parade will be 'Parade of Jackson Height,, Lakeview and Sanford theugtt to be a hazard, willFirst be removed Christmas Wcnders." middle school bands. prior to the parade, removing the Trophies to be awarded Include the necessity for a detour around It. Grand marshal will, be Ronald Grand Marshal Theme Award traveling The reviewing stand *111 be on the McDonald, McDonald's popular clown, trophy; first and second place trophies parking lot at Park Avenue and First Sanford's famous water skiing squirrel, for public schools; flat and second for street. Twiggy, Is scheduled to ride In the private schools; flrst and second for civic Key Club members will all balloons parade. Twiggy has been featured on floats; first and second for religious and pinwheels the proceeds going to the television, Including Real People, PM floats; first and second for commercial parade committee to help defray coats Magazine and Good Morning, America, floats and first and second for cars and Other concessions will be sponsored by in newspapers and as a coversqulrrel on for equestrian wilts , best group, best the downtown merchants for the pur. Spray Magazine. dressed rider and beet groomed horse, chase of holiday decorations In the Southslde Elementary School student Entries in the parade are asked to line downtown area. . Britain, Patriotic, Front S..k A Quick C•auFIr. They'll Be Marching Saturday IN BRIEF Avery Rockefeller Jr. A e heevily damaged a bedroom in a Sanford home PP 7 beCS a Olin WU .mOkÜI * ourts in bid, 5q flretIgite1L Horny Johnson, 011215 W. Beal 13th St., was awakened shortly before 1 am. and fillin his Milton Frazier, of the some He told Police he address, and swung at him b$O& a small firs In his with a keIfe attempting to cut bed put out , him. But only Frazier's sweater was cut, they say. but apparutly the fire not been completely aCASH tknisiusd, An undetermined amountof Jului,z's bedroom, In the b as takan from a home 'bs corner of the homes at 601 p' fordo , Sen was heavily damaged 10 the police report . blsae said Sanford John T. McMakln told George Harriett, adding 1t looks ilke ft was ad by had been burglarized between x1hok" 1 There were no injuries to 0 a.m. and1p.m. on Wed. by 5fJ5 wiIO en. persons hi the house or then tered through a bedroom figiting the window but only took money. ARAULTCHAIIGED pMce arrested a Sanford jyyp men Wednesday afternoon, Over $3,000 worth of duargingheulreatsiedtoklll Jewelry, camera eqnipunut a of apartment he and cab was reported stolen lives In and also cud the vie from a Fern Park home, tuna clothing. sheriff's deputies say. lAroy Yowig, of WfflIn Elizabeth Carroll told a.. Court, was held at SeminoleCoua*y Jail In lieu' deputies sho discovered the 01 $,400 bail 00 charges of goods taken Wednesday from aggravated rnriJt. Police her home at 170 N. Lakewood say Y threatened to kill Circle. ___ Dead In Head-On Crash 4 GREENWICH, Coon. (UN) - A memorial service will be held Friday for Avery Rockefeller Jr., who was killed In a head-on crash Tuesday night In Greenwich. Rockefeller, who 56, the great-grenduon of William Rockefeller, a brother of John a Rockefeller, founder of the famous family's fortune. and a Rockefeller was driving alone when his car driven by Edward H. Pattlgon, 17, of Greenwich, collided about 11 p.m., police said. S was g Cu ____ AMMAN Jordan (UPI) H" Yaeger Arafat once bitter -'-niw, have mat for on the Middle East, the stale-run radio reported. two uI4stM•offf$Irsifl the Arab world and how to knrove coordination of their Polldfl the radio said. Hussein and Arfat also diicssd the situation in the "occupied londs" ad ways ofsupporting PdOgUalm Irlde Israel,' the FadlO t 18. Art Grindle Wheelranch iie B 53. Seminole Black Melodee 19. Malta Court No. 99 Sanford Police Dept. Progressive OrganIzation United Presbyterian 3. Seminole County sn 20. Malta Court No. 143 • 54. Evergreen Ledge No. Ch79. urch aioIr.Ik. Mary 21. Malta Court Isruttles Dept. FIOridI pjgi1 F. & AM. $0. Kappa Sigma-Omega fl.kawftiaMIddieStjooI Pro) 55. Evergreen Lodge chapter Band 4. Fla Dept. Rebecca Chapter No. $3 $1. Midway Elementary 23. LTD CB Club 6. Grand Marshal "p O.E.S. PHA. School 24. 4-H Club Marching Unit McDonald" 66. Evergreen Ledge Mar. 62. Mer thles Kindergarten & Greater Sanford 25. 4-H Club Most ching Unit Daycare 26. 4-H Club "Happy Hwi. Chamber of Commerce 57. Mliwee Middle School 03. Lakevlew Middle School BEThLEHEM imii.oimt Wad Bank (UPI) Sanford City Corn. ten" Equestrian Group Band Bind Israeli release and r.1 atsmeut of Nabiimu1aor minioners 2. Sanford AutoFrts 5$. Krayola Kollege 84. Seminole Education qir5).fr early Visiting DignitarIes 26. Girl Scouts Float 59. Ladles Association Club Assoc. this small town where Jesus was born. Color Guard 60. 39, *Girl Scouts Marthing Seminole County Library 85. Altamonte Drum. Along WIIII2I other mayors in the West and to. $nIrjle High School UnIt 61. B.P.O. Elks Ledge No. merettes Gan ip who qut their Str in a á of wUd.rlIj "96ng $h" Band 30. Girl Scout Van 1079 Motorcycle Drill Team 09. Seminole County Womens With ghoul BstMs Mayor im FrSIJ took back 10.1 Alpha Americans 31. Uncoln Heights 62. Squares Community Club Bowling Assoc. Marching his rlon Wibtwd,y jut In time to ilge chick. United 63. Child Evangelism Unit Cal to pay for the tTadiIIImiI (b'IstOl futMUie. 10.b Anchor (lab Fellowship 23. Longwood Fire Dept. 07. Sninole Couty Womens ..We shall celebrqte Quidmas now in the mod lO.c Brain Bowl 33. Lonesome Blues Jam- 64. Boy Scott Cub Pack No. Bowling Assoc. Car I SUN iul way,' FreIj salt lO.dCaop.rative Business men 500 Marching Unit U. Sanford Christian School EducatiOn 34. Sanford Kiwanis Club 65-130Y Scout Cub Pack No. $9, Flagship Bank of 10.e Concert (bolt Sanford Gymnastics Assoc. SOS Car Seminole' 10.1 D.C.T. 35. South Seminole Middle 06. United Tuicola Cherokee 90. (nvnv. Rn.h1 W.*lv - . -- 10.g Future Business School Band Indian Marching Unit FICTITIOUS NAME CoiwojEdJolinjon ' FICrITIOUSNAM11 Notice Is Mraby Mn mat I am Leaders of America Not ice Is hereby olvin *.if I a X. Sanford Soccer League. 67. United Tuscola Cherokee Convoy, David Sk,n anagd anaged In business at 2a40 In bus$.ss Lou wo 10.h Fellowship of Big Dip Indian Float 93. Boy Scout Cub Pack No. Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fla., 33771, HIaweffis Ave., $iflfOd.. SiminotS Christian Athldes 37. Sanford Recreation Dept.6$. S.IS.T.E.R. 529, Dan 2 SitnInot. County, Florida, under County, Florida, under tt* tic. 10.1 Interact Club Eaitslde.Westsjde Baton 69. Knights 01 Colianbus the fictitious name of WEKIVA Ililous nami of PUBLIC 94. Sanford Middle School ANIMAL WHOLESALE OUTLET, and that HOSPITAL lO.j Key Club ,.; Group i ole Comm. Band 70. South Wind to register said Mm. wIth I Intend tSrigl$Ier said nomiwlffi ' 10. Club Keyette X. Witter Springs Fire Dept. for Progre.s.Altamonte 96. Beta Sigma Phi Valentine the Clark of the circuit Court, ma 'Clark of tlii Circuit Court, 10.1 La Gent. Club Ml.. Winter Spring. Dnan Corp. CO4AWV Fluids In . $SmIf101u county, Florida In . Girl with ma provlslsns of ths Cofdaflci Wi ma provislono at 1k.lO.m Mu Alpha Theta All Souls School Marching 71. Robert Horn Bicycle 96. Bets Sigma Phi Valentine cordinci th Statotes, To-Wit: OUS ,$tatvtn, y.wit Fictitoun Name , 10.n National Honor Unit 72. Jackson Heights Middle Girt Section Sitsi Florida Statutes $sdtsn $ILOP Florida Statutes Society 41. All Souls School Float 1557. School Band 97.Beta$lWnaPhlValergtne 1557,Sit. Vol Paul Comm H. P. Karnlck,, 10.o Pep Club D.V.M. 42. Florida Cmizal A e y 73. School of Dance Arts Girl Publish Novembur 33. 55 and Novunbur 15,33, 55, $ 10.p Seminole Newspaper Marching Unit 74. International Masons & 9$. BeisSigma Phi Valentine December 6. December 6, 12, ISIS 81ff 43.F1or1daCsiraj Academy O.E.8. Girl 104 SIndut Go,rsins,* Car Ions 01 DavId ta No. . floy &mg ?ri n. S . Assictutism . M. Pisith q, IN U, mwdbg -. 10.rThanSmiaty BrwdsruAa.oc. IidernatMnal Masons & . Boy Dow No. lOs Senior Class Float 45 Zsbuth Qünnsy Sweep O.E.S. Fmont 10.1 Future Farmers or 4$. Tbhbm Pony Fanns Sons of David Ledge No. 101. United States Power America 47. Providence U.S. Church 303 Car Squad cnseniinole County. 11. S,r"'4. HiSt School Youth Group 7$. First Baptist Quick Unit Ksytjs 4$. Stonewall Jackson Jr. 76. Sanford Housing 102. New Bethel Baptist IL V.F.W. Post No, 10109 & IWs School Band Authority Youth Gross . Quick Marching Unit f S. Boy Scout Pack No. 5X 77. Little Miss Sanford 103. New Bethel Baptist A::e s II. Pinecrest Elementary Homing Authority Bo Shop Quick Car , 5ol Band School Mwdng Unit 14. Qsm 7$. 'iw1w" of Real People 104. L)lnan High School Band ofkudeed liPinecrest Elementary Fame Wa' i. santa aam The Fiat Reserve &hod Flost Seminole Dog Fancier. L f ____ Mayor G•ts M.n Holiday ____ posts Oj*%-J' . . tO ake M __ • uy 3-Acre Park Site?' .. ' - 114 a Of saturni Reasurcus far mossy ' usder the lad t water u ,.Ilsm fad from tue -' 1 - - ____ . . PORTABLE TV . - ___ I - ear a ____ _______ _s• i..' .1-1 -• -- ' A I ~`- . ' I. • . ______ - - •.• . a - • - - - '-i .1-i . 1 - .jjj-' V: .11111.. .. • 11 I F' , ' ""! ' ' . .'•.. , - ..'. , - : ,, to ps -'. ad Lu tuetu$$su - 0. • . - 1~ - - ' . , Hald er PIwI. by Tim Vincent Christmas teeth," six-year-old Patricia Dees well be whispering this decorative Santa's Saturday atthe se in Casselberry held to benefit Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. "All I might UWW AN EARFUL want for are my two front very Santa in PEMBROKE PINES, Fla. (UPI) Clearwater for a business meeting. Seventyelght-year-old Nellie M. Coven Reasbeck, nephew of Broward County was washing her breakfast dishes when Circuit Judge James Reasbeck, she heard a roar and an explosion as a considering Joining Nott's firm. had been twlnengine plane struck her house. Only moments after the plane took off She grabbed her dog and ran out the from North Perry Airport In south door,escapingumharmed.Butthetwomen Broward It lost power and aboard the green.and.whlte Piper Aztec plunet1Coumty, into the homes, authorities were killed after the plane glanced off said. Mrs. Cove'i boise and burst Into flames There was advance warning r"0 Wednesday as It tore Into a neighborIng was In trouble, said Ken Wallach, area home, which unoccupied. coordinator for the Federal Aviation Dead were Harold H. NoIt, 42, iresldent Administration. "No smoke Nothing_ '-:. 01 Automated Refuse Collection Systenis Everthing until the plane 01 Hsllywosd, and Will-ti Rembsck, 21, reached the boundary of the airport Then 01 Pembroke Pines, who were en route to t just went down." - Plane Hits Two Homes . Pair U iuu Dead [ It.,, This belief, expressed by homeowner Ray Lipton, 01 Markham Woods Road, reflect. the prevailing seedling" espriwd Tuesday 510 N the ('Outy 'i apulcbeeron theprepss,dde,,le,n,ilefapakat Sylvan Lake. AbOSd3$MLikSurla I.wedopt.,Sho.th* concerns over the park. 01 P'imatl ('011115 was the .Ii. a c bed deck, which the said would crowd thi, own beds ad water activIties such as t''g iff thiS l . Cauty Paris ad Rscr'sdlss Chester utck r-, ---who made a presuddiss caserahüs prspusd peek, mid acres to boats will be provided fur bi bIat "Is a *01 rocrad "We boeght our h1.. there at to have evelyose in Seminole Cy Cady use th. lake," amid lake propuity await . - - $342666 Other 01 the area said they were concerned that pest users wmid tvwp.es on their property and there would be effective way to stop tm, Another said, with his property $Jaeut lotus pro poea d pork, be would be the victim A::. .0- -_' - , - • 4:4 "k' " 't.L' -) - - I 11 - - " ¶ ' -' - S ' ' .' . ' . 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" r - - - . --'-, '--"•Y'- - ', . _ , :-" . ,~. .. . 1.1. - '- -., - Y - ' - . __. _ -- 6 . .ek term NdV 1 P 1Nt$ thS COIOUfllg of intern *termoUNsdosIt.r.dur '' V&.to " '' - "-r.----------' - - - 'L - iIs T . 4SIII '. _____ easel cbi - - 0e a m gearantgg**#I OW AfAmdmd - -- -I 11 ', . - ' • - ~ 7 f m 0 r*aW Bou.*5 bua - 1969 ' - . . .ps Y I - NU1V'I : PSLN' 81 . .Ll.L_-~ -I:. - : - Rox, SlppIo Gletin A. Welborn James W Worthy South Iwo D.M.D. also involved the possibility 01 runoff from other am p,ilat the lilacre lake. But =011 = entatIve (Has 'aue, a stats Reid N,1gId said there would be has ~4 &=&Pwk*Nk= bomauowwn wwe ____ _ C . Aid. To. Visit hOe Seminole Count .. ... '': L-, -. •,' - I MUIIUVg' ' LawrmC.R.Ooodata, Deltona Roy P. Graul, Deltona )G. 1tc COMM _ ___ I -. -. ' flhlI!Ju,ujr:! % Catherine Phillips Flora S. Wilkins - lb. AWpi$ iiii,,-'± hues' - :', £ '' IP Barbara J. Gregory AnSU.dO BIflflItt A. Sk ates 186 N. Hwy. 17.92, Longwood s .~ 10 Sanford: llIleaK.rar Sheriff's Elevator Hits Money Roof' # "r i Carrie Ma. Barnes Mamie L. Brandl.y CRUISE AIR - CRUISE MASTER AND SWINGER Plus Used Mini 8 Motor Homes WE WILL PAY FOR TAX & TAG . Vionch said. draAlasolS1 • _ . ".. 'I r Trbhovan Nay... Orlando Mary K. Brown, Oteen John P Harris, Osteen DISCHARGES Sanford: IEEATIONAL VEHICLES Bob Freuchs(coimty commissioner): "You're makIagabIggerproalemoneofItaj$." LIpt.s (property owner): "No I'm not." - French: "I know you are." virgin Frank A. Baxter, Geneva Ora M. Moore, Long*oocl T eddy R. Hicks, Orango City VAUGHN MOTORS _t& - Ts. ThS 15 IUN 848 pv I 1111011 &._ f~ SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL DECEMIER S 1575 ADMISSIONS was normal i - HOSPITAL NOTES was I __ Uid IN. fl telm Ito.sed,.oinae syrhsm.e to Bo seedy a ne 'J lb..ed,uUrnu -m :- ear Hou ' -- SubuS . -' '' IkCiadyulU adruitha fur bide .sjg Isarasi tue_IS 01 Bo dlg. ysrfrom 01 nIl.1.114 "Wss ma akars red sheds., Ciady'1j1iata81rIldw Tb. 0,609 would the _ 09 the fled i1aiarsesdTus. ' Al to NOW a isi(asl Iwo according The ilovMu, aqusdod by skull to easei nstar L Martin.. , c1d15 Martin aid the seedy hive to 111111111% 11011W ad tu, IN. 11 U So prwas sift ftftll -ft sow bum. Mdl? rut -' iii I.1 111111111111011 , -:. ' ' no"t'tJ, . -. .. __ ' . .' '•" - - - I4ilt*toriIytob '-. . be as Ohs= 4f.00 Wit be a" 11111111111111 KkdM told On raddetits that et cesti eat ul an overnight c*nround bm plans. the prips.sd park would change the whole "Ths1 live on Is aialhsr thanyours," yours,"( -'--' -'--'---r- I$in 01 Ms silgibubsat Bob?rench replied. 'isatsareadaprobian. Yos'rem "W*eada$hs park " he said. "But we were ad fit 011110 it IS" a WWI aMin y dtuey---, Wesh "No -I's sd" she uiphlit b,a4Isrsaiy (by tuawas puit)." 1 1$" STATS POUTARLI J'OI SOLID Illps iv': - '-'; - 1WN - - Readings at 9 a.m.: tern. Port Canaveral: high, 10:04 perature, 71; overnight low n.m., 10:2* p.m.; low, 3:27 U; yesterday's high, 7$; a.m., 4:08 p.m. barometric pressure, 29.90; Bayport: high, 2:24a.m., m., relative humidity.14 percent; 4:01 low, 9:38 n.m., 9:33 winds, southeast at if mph. p.m. FORECAST BOATING FORECAST Mostly cloudy through St. Augustine to Jupiter Friday. Showers likely today Inlet out 59 miles:Winds aadchance continuing tonight southeasterlyaroundlsknots d Friday. Highs In the mid today becoming southerly to upper 70.. Lows tonight In tonight and southwesterly the Ns.WIadssoutheutlI$o Friday. Seas mostly 3 to S 15 mph today becoming feet. Mostly cloudy with a southerly tonight Rain chance of showers. probability II percent today, EXTENDED FORECAST 4$ percent tonight and 30 Florida except northwest: percent Friday. Partly cloudy and mild. FRIDAY TIDES Chance of a few diowers. Dayton Beach: high, 10:12 Highs mainly in the 79s nortb a.m., 10:38 p.m.; low, 3:36 and around SO south. Lows mm., 4:17 p.m. mainly 50.. - NOUN CUSTOM -MUSIC INSUI •. ' 'bsmilrs.npI.." .. :. __ no ? fS1 PW .adspiJueumlmns. - I 1110011 the SUd pi - Aiiusl Irm'' •ina, - __ '-• 4. ' - ow" Ba cunat us at .II Tb. asascU Is 'alas ..'.. , L:L :. , aid i ' -- - - " MIAMI (UN)- The Coad Guard may abandon todsyaieerthfortwoftiluirmsmimlsghitheoulfof Mexico since Siusday but will rune, the . 1 for sight persons aboard a 664" vessel that radioed it was sinking in the Aek Wednesday. "ThewMar is 4dngreNeutthe,dther$ deiui in Mzbsur, is lbat1om. do.. leek gesd for MW U. Dash ByDIANEPETRVR BItuldIinIW,IIV U=%;sa "We're =t0 ca and quld 01t qim 1. - -' .. .. TALLAHAEE (UPI).- Florida has Joined 14 other states In suing some of the coustry's biggest cement rnanutactuwers for pricellzthg. Attorney General Jim Smith filed salt In U. 8. District Court against 43 companies Wedo.sday, accusing them of engaging in a national conspiracy over the lad 1O yews toIMetheprioeofpo,. and keep down competition. 1 . - S.. our complete , "a' £ r-i Pyuurviu2 . ..'. ii c r . "•( Y -• lylvan Lake Residents Upset Nith Plans For A County Park I UI I .vv i• I .I I I '?' '' Florida, 14 States Sue To Lower Cement Prices - - ROCKERS - - WEATHER - ~.._:!MX; , 9 y A~_A,~,_Z_10 ; Ills ' " "" -. 6 , 1A RICLINAw - ' -& . , IN BRIEF - - - - FLJMIDA uie noiiaays T'° -12 . jacent to the cuy"VW _ . I Andwaowceftealug, QtyConscilat Its 7:lop.m. this time to finance the puestlag to*. Tom AI_ - - '_:'. ' -- :: ____ _ . STZ! [- ,T . n ' -- -- m , .,,. County commissioners effectively denied a request Tuesday night by the owner of the Joint in the Woods that the night spot be allowed to day open until 4 p.m. on Christmas and New Year's Day. A motion was made by Commissioner Bob French thathe board "entertain no motions to extend hours for bars Ch#ist• mu and New Year's Day. The commission vote on after hours exceptions was made after 11 p.m. - Coast Guard Still Searches &si c,., S " , . 'Joint' Loses Hours Fight -. - •' - ' - - _____ 1Io, ' -;--. . . Sem n I 14 st ,- r L.- _ ,,' 1 '' ___ - ' .; -l' ... , STERLING, Va. (UPI) -Sonia Johnson foagid back tears and vowed to keep cainpolgnhig for the Equal Rights Amendment, despite her ezcommki from the Mormon Church. Mrs. Johnson, 43, a flhIb'generatlon Mormon, was notified by letter Wednesday 01 her ezeommuilcation "for spreading false doctrine" The leadersp of the Clutch of Jesus (Islet of Latter-day to opposes ERA and says it threatens the American family. _____ cad Chances '50-50' For September Launch Shuffle: ..#1 . Church: ERA Leader Out Jen, Immam was flirted Tuesday without opposition to her fourth term as city clnmimloner, not mayor, as erroneously dated in Wednesday's Evening Herald. oft _ . Correction --- was auto w Thursday, Dec. 6, 1575-3A CAPE CANAVERAL, Fin. (UPI) - If no percent chance of the launch slipping into the shuttle from the heat of re-entry into the the orbiter with ludox, a coating that doubles u up, a space agency 1181." earth's atmosphere and development of Its their strength, he said. & $010 chance the often. == Yardley repeated estimates of other space three main engines are the two major The latest shuttle problem Is defective wire delayed space shuttle Colombia will make its officials, who have said there is only a 10 problems dill plaguing engineers, Yardley used in welding joints In the engines, which maiden voyage In September M. percent chance of meeting the June 30, 1980 said. are made by Rocketdyne Division of Rock. That Is nearly two Yeats after the original launch date NASA recently announced. Problems with the tiles that form the well International. The defective wire was target dateo(November 117$. Asked about the cod of delays, Yardley shuttle's protective outer akin have been found in the components of the nozzle of one of "All the data on the working schedule are said, "all I can say Is that development of the causing delays since early this year. the engines in a test at the National Space sureess orluted, but we don't know what Is shuttle probably cods about $2 million a day. "Our mistake was in not seeing early Technology Laboratory at Bay St. Louis, absad 01 us In new problems," said John That Is not all lost due to delays." enough that We strength might be critical so Miss., In early November. Yardley, associate administrator for Space The original estimated cost of the shuttle, we are proof-teding every We on the Each engine has 1,900 joints In which this IftimperIationsyd.meAeqalmlonat NASA. including development and six flight tests, Columbia," he said, kind of wire is used and 40 of the joint. are "Given the normal amosut 01MW probluns was $8.1 billion In 1971 dollars. Officials now Yardley said tiles that fall to meet strength critical, Yardley said. the date probably would be In September," estimate the cost will be $6.1 billion In 1971 tests are removed and processed with a new "Officials are trying to find out where this Yardley told a new conference at KiWhid7 dollars or $8.6 billion In current dollars method before replacement, or are replacd defective type of wire has been used and the SpaceCaderWedneuley."ItMskthereisa because of Inflation, with different tiles. welthcould turn out tobea big problem,"he 09 chin', t m ad only a 36 ioua of the tiles designed to protect The reprocessed tiles are being applied to said. 1W n R.porti Hussein, Aràfat Meet r-IFIV_ ojik _R7 A Actio F ' Space ~ By DAVID 96. RAZLER LONDON (UPI) - Britain ssd leaders 01 the Salisbury geverssnut and Patriotic Front gusrrlfl.. began work today on dutaIlu 01 a c.flre in , 7 yesrold war In Zimbabwe lUmdusla seekingqulek Agreement toend the colc1 and brin the com ,,rto full fndupen.lenee. The officials mit at london's Lancuter Hens, plenary .-nion 01 all theis deJq 4ons , phase of the 3moudh.cld conference. The conference was saved from the brink of ditsr at the lad minute Widnsid.y by qie.nb,n( between Britain end the guerrillas on the broad terms of a cease4lre. - - Evening Herald, Sanford, El. i L . III1 M- .,•, .-.,-- --. 1_0 --•- - L. s- ;Jr* ' '-'-(-'--' t ZE'W-'- j-'1--9 - 4 VW Mo MW UN Cft �....--- :. i.. . .. . ....... 0'. .- . .,.- -.. Evening HemM (USPS 111-200) AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 Area Code 6-3fl-11 or 631.9993 Thursday, December 6, 1979-4A 300 N. FRENCH SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G1ORDAPiO, 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; Ye*r $47.00. 'Hounds Pin Patriots 39- 13 Liability For By SAM COOK At 169, Jeff Burns snapped .,est1er tonight." Herald Sports Correspondent a 4-4 deadlock In the last In an earlier match last period to nudge Keith Carson year's district champ David "Ski p"-etzer s Lyman 74. Another Breen, 1854)ound Henley blanked a Less than wrestlers evened its season Chris decIsioned Jeff Ferrjj9. aggressive Tim Hoyt 70, and Agent Orange mark at 1-1 Wednesday night with a 39-13 conquest of Five The Veterans Administration hasn't won any good-conduct medals for its handling of the Agent Orange controversy. And no wonder. The VA has been reluctant to Investigate the suspected connection between exposure to this chemical defoliant widely used during the war in Vietnam and a variety of physical and psychological maladies reported by veterans. e rece ntly J According -to t --h - -.--- - Jobs. __ More Under The No __ - Sells Best • - at -- u.& In,c MCCIS)? - _- - - 2. me. -• . F] - - - . - $NS*. k dstwo fa -. burn i ' OX a, 1I •I5 lustier ~w .uw ye ij, ij piedIayedvIs lied LAM ke, ONO" $0$S ___ NMI 01 Is fed . 's (INS) Sod own 111"Off on -- - - "za sue I 0.1k amp __ Ich 01 Pikes. Q& emi .d OCX AIIøJ-. aaII bihsiS vnwar niiu $0 Z kN gxdaae.r dud S hear I Saar r $0 WON 01 See. M -- -. oa --.-.- • - X, $ $01; buy -. a $$0 1. . ••• --• • -- -- - - • $0L. 1 $0 Ii AM -- - - m" night" said so soft AM agems he Was falIsg in love With. ____ fleets theta I*I* pdMsChq S. Me psi' Al Slate psdims 01 do ow. cow loilinin in Ike ff that ads measgadan I..," __ - I - - ......... - -- - -• - -. - - p - , -' Wldtswsfl • . 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R - .. -- .-.- ---•---- -v- v-- -F------ - - v-'r,-- v- r..-.wp---,-- •---- - r p. -.-- --•.-- -v-_ ----- -. Special 50 Lap Race At Volusia Speedway The Special 50 Lap Late berville. Most of the top dirt Model and the lap Umited track drivers will compete, Stock Car race has been re-let for this Sunday afternoon at Wayne Shugart, 1-lance W illiams and all of the Local drivers plus Will Cagle of Tampa. Gates open at 1p.m. On VoluiIa County Speed Phillips, Jack Nolan, Buddy racing at 2:30 p.m. Way. North of DeLand on Geiger, Jack Fraser, Tommy p benny Carbln State Road 40 near Ba r- Higgins, Terry Mock, Homer - sy, who didhi's proin a greet Is,. for buketbil thus siul'rily found something he Ndyajeysd. He become a 1$-pint per pme sourer as a jimis, varsity purformer.M the and ofthe yew he was had,fl,dtothe vnitywbenhsreopoided with al2.poid same hi his flret - - :'- I.:. aaRSus a _ SEMINOLE (69)i Martin IL Sell 9. Phillips 4. Sluui 6. Rollerion It, Meredith 4. Manual Totals 26 17 69. ROLLINS (61): KInsI,y 4, WaIl.qs7, Lunny 15, Cavar,tts 17, Corcoran IL Plummer 2: Totals 22 661. Halftime: Seminole 34, Rollins 77; Total Fouls: Seminole 24, Rollins 20; Fouled out: BIglx, Meredith, Manual, Kinsl.y. I .(l1.lIIlrg. Ik - . - I,ayear. __ Brezhnev. Is Ai6lingellWho' Replace Helm? •• 4 i iwuuy To Front Office - - :" - , a'n ........ Mccra y's' 'Career Began With Trip -. '.. . . Seminole Community returns home on Tuesday, College's Lady Raiders took December 11 to begin a five the show on e road Wed- game home sta nd. nwd.y night to cross town Prior to the- Christmas rival Rollins and cane-home WO a 5041 Winthover the Lady break, &c.c. flJ h Santa FeOmenunhty Coll ge at 7:30 on Tuesday, New World m LM' Raiders pulled p.m. away to an early lead behind Center of Miami on Friday, the 19 poled performance of December l4at7:OOp.m.and Velita Rollerson, a freshman Miami Dade South Cornmunity College on Saturday, from orlando Rollerson's efforts were December 15 at 2:00 p.m. ccisnpleme,ded by the 18 POW The Lady Raider's begin performance of teammate the new year at home with a Donna Martin. pair of games Including IySAM000I Seminole Community Central Florida Community Heraldlpu,liCanrp,.du.ta College pulled out to a 34-17 College on Tuesday, January lead at the half. 8 at 7:30 p.m. and Thursday, A trip to the dean's oNce Isn't the mod welcome news a The Raider's markmanahlp January 10 also at 7:30 p.m. it couch likes to best shod one of his players. at the free throw line aided It was such a trip, how.,u, for the Figisthig Seminoles greatly In the eight-point S.C.C. then hits the road for Bruee Mcay that launched a very successful high school victory, a pair of games against buk,thull car. The Lady Raiders con- Brevard Community College "ft was buck when I was a sophomore," recalls the 64 vertedon 17-20 shots from the and Valencia Community Mcay about his 1211111,111118"meeth with Sanford Aslitant charily stripe while Rollins College before returning Principal tam i' Richeuduon. hit on 16.24 free throw tries, home for a four game home "IUSalwayegottligienttotheoNce for talking hiclaseor S.C.C.'s women's squad, In stand beginning on January ds something .wrong. Mr. Richardson said, 'Hey you're Its first season of play, V. tall why as's you playing bnb,thull?" jI wben the thea 6.1 Mcsy eouièi't come up within s, JIIdias decided his pwut would be to "make Wm play hetbiI" .- CoucklW Pon AMdprsbsbly tam atl.ustomeofthose - -, -- _. Lady Raiders Post Win East WAImIIGTON - I the gebo, li p,.0 Is.Wa ste $0 FoeaedKirSMev.4.opevkaiea UlAGAN$aVYsMs,leaudulglsams 01 the &.sL,theIt keiva. ___ MAI L dft the 4' BemUse, a i,- '.em is ad' Mum" oAM rIIPsterauLJLofkupuiuis.,w Mft oleo No he. redued C 'r'-w0W Rreshssv mmuiiS Feety bees AM from om $0 sarIs, a. ,rTh4 aviey dyer swim ge as segre raw of the Said tINs. $0 a lopsuerd ufl : Aeg AnIupsv in_IrEE.. r -. ty "1edhIN hat," Illiqin, 1st MuWsdiyeinpemaamd uiiw isis be live most 01 in&ici AM AM mirig at' "N"and iriLlvislheo 00 INafear FoI. '1 "met 01 the Pin Indio pusu a&$0vrn'IaU$0 sit dv thi iw.of Sbus puke __ W*ddaisAMAMen'.11 Be.N *ipsisstatsasa __ Olbues___ n'rIrIser*- ii E01'suid Idde prilihi .li the r •er $0 a pui 'd merain 01 pi pd -th-s in W li 11119 a&'i" pill kinadIspuvia* 160 ued M 1 ft :41 from far. $0 •ik. inch od us s lad Is satuu IISS' p e - $ AMSS SC IowlTheSa NNa ii iOdus IN by fit 14'. Beegus Cr --ia's erich AMsiu.si ablof,. to • w_ Special Olympics Dec. 8 ____ - .- ft ransplante ti Iowan Cory Stanley (1132) allowed the Greyhounds t sweep the last eight weight clum enroute to victory. ~ District "It wan't as easy as it sounded," Pletzer said of his The District VII Special 1-A Highway, Satellite Beach, Store No. 26-poled margin of victory. 1655, near corner of sneakers, long pants, a warm not yet confirmed. "We won lots of the matci-ies Olympic Winter Games for 55 Phone: 775-3558) 46 and 426 In Geneva. jacket, and a hat preferably with a strong third period." Seminole County Athletes will Please call me if you have a sock cap). McDonald's 2 you or If friends are Following Stanley's be held Dec. 8, 1979. These Since these are any the first question or If there Is a provide a hamburger and Planning o attendA decisi on, junior Mitt west athletes will participate combined Winter Games, we problem with transportation drink for lunch. Because of Games o see .a5ie.ua,i do came alive in U last period Basketball or Bowling or Te not know how long to or f ro the bus. We cannot th ey w il m l the early depart ure and suwe to convincingly defeat Jay G ymnastics. The Seminole TeamsShoot or Last and therefore, we do not cool,weather, we sugge st that guarantee assistance but we please know County Public School System at?u r Penland 34 what time we w ill each athlete bring a snack will try. It is very im portant with me at Satellite will provide transportation. C7C.i "west reversed tü- in return. However, for plan Special Olympics and we will a paper bag. School before Opening PROGRAM: third and put him on his back ar rive at Handy Way at 5 Seminole County for every : 6:00 a.m.- Registration Ceremoni es or call me at p.m., Sanford Middle School twice," Pletzer said. "He 5. CHAPERONES: I will be eligible athlete to attend. We me 830-8299) for at 5:35 begins-Satellite High School almost got i •" at Satellite .m. p and Longwood High School before have never had 100 percent 1S to specific WInn Dixie at 6:05 8:45 a . m .- Opening di There were no "almogs" in p.m. If we the bus arrives. Laurie attendance although we have events, the next two matches as Ceremonies are early, you will be phoned. Dedman will be in charge on been very close. Please try to 9:00a.m.- Basketball (will Larry Breen (147) and Terry 3. BUS SCHEDULE: If we are late, please be the bus. The other chaperones make sure that this is the year Barrett (157) fashioned pilis be at 3 different locations and 5:15 a.m.-Longwood Winn patient. will be Cathy Garrett, Art that every athlete from to build the Hounds' lead. all athletes will be assigned Dixie, 434 at 17.92 Graham, Manfred McHory, Seminole County par. 4. FOOD and CLOTHING: Eleanor Shill, Andrew Tatum ticipated. Breen stuck Carl Heiman at after Registration) 5:45 a.m.-Sanford Middle 9:30 a.m.-Bowling begins School, 18th & French 3:15, while Barrett nailed Bob ALL athletes must wear and three additional who have Joan Helms Kalith 2. at(an Tampa 12lfl Nnrh A..v.v .. ... u...... u,.... w ay rum Bugs Found Which & the Hound's Steve Sears (106) In the heavier divisions didn't shut out Bill Brucato 2Star Conferehce rival Lake John Lance (220) had the 0. Brantley. quickest pin of the night as he "Henley dominated the It was a 100 percent tuisquashed Scott Campbell in whole match," Pletzer said of naround from the other 1:07. his 119 pounder. "The kid night, the bushy-haired And wouldn't h to PleUw said re an the best heavyweight match allow David to do anything, opening season loss to he's seen In a long time Steve which at the end cost him Colonial. Schofield rallied from a 3-1 points for stalling." was very pleased with The three bright spots for deficit to edge Robin tonight's performance. W e Graham 6-4. the Patriots Included a Steve were m uch more Smith pin of Todd Voeks (100) "Sometimes heavyweights aggruac.ve, Skipper. have a tendency to just slop In 1:19 and a lopsided 164 Our bottom movement around," Pletzer declared, decision by Mike Peycke over much better and, probably "But Steve used great Joe Paollcelii (112). Super won us match. movement to beat Graham. sophomore Rich Farmer That bottom He was our outstanding nailed Eric Smith (126) 8.2. (nr1 %1 rhsv1 Accounting Office report on this subject, compiled exclusively from Pentagon records, thousands of U.S. Marines were exposed to Agent Orange VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT during combat operations. Additional thousands of Army troops may also have been exposed but No Army records were too disorganized and inQ complete to permit a definitive finding. The point is that the same records studied by Lost, the GAO have been available to the Veterans Administration for years. Yet the VA never Vt. stirred itself to examine these records to determine who might have been exposed to Agent / Surface Orange. That Information would have enabled VA health investigators to contact affected veterans ByROBE*TWALTM By DONAlD GIIAFF and begin studies to determine th e effects, if any, ____ of their exposure. WASHINGTON The epiclal ireet In the nab of events now shaking the Instead, the records lay unexamined until Sen. groups opposed to mandatory deposits on Moslem world, by far the most bizarre has Charles Percy, ft-Ill., requested th e GAO probe beer and soda containers Condon to pew been the .sIzwe of the Grand Mosque in last May. It is also significant that the GAO fin- millions of dollars into bWbVwwed coalNince of ft is dMicult to Imagine on otdrage Of dings contradict the Pentagon's contention that csnL to thwart the. wy sffi'U'ng"ItudeInWern clrcwnatances. U.S. troops were always kept out of defoliated In statewide referenda tbroughod the Occupation of St. Peter's in Rome by snakeareas until the toxic chemicals dissipated, usually lWfeoppceWontopeupo.edd.po.Itlawshu BUSINESS WORLD hanlng fwidamentallata from Appalachia ezchalvely by beer within four to six weeks. We know now that such been financed almost___ would dill be considerably *toit of the mark. brewers, soft bottlers and the glass, was not always the case, ___ Import Sen Percy, distrusting the VA, has asked the alwiilntsn and Mel indudries. 9 . _________ of appears to ho li es have no connection with Ballot measures In Colorado, Department of Health and Human Services to the crisis In Tehran oil politics or any other Nebraska and 1 'ki have conduct Its own Investigation of Agent Orange's Massachusetts, en victim to RyãAJIla JGG (,ncotly domedically beilt), and Ford Plato. pok* of common btred or tension between f propaganda ew'Pahln. side effects on humans. And the senator has also funded by the bottlers upi Aete Wrner Among co"ipEta , top sellers were: Ford Mwilc linde and the rod of the world. It of 'P1 DETROIT (U suggested that the VA and, or the Department of Cola, Dr. Pepper and Seven Qelály now, wh (UPI) at Is Fairmont, Chevrolet Citation-Nova, shops, up as the work of a mall band of Up; the in the butseft oma - in the this moath-votar., Doe Aepen and Buick religions odremida consianed by their own Defense notify veterans from units known to have of Budweiser, Coors, Miller, p fwat1elamond with nolzger.g whatsoever ln been exposed to Agent Orange. These are ap- SchUltz beers; the Can Manufacturers ___ Yes win w rong If yes nemed an Iwii.oet - that greater world. the 1yota Corona. IZ%dItId the American Iron & SISal - propriate suggestions. _____ 1IIIIVI. The feeling that fonI_s dominate The topesiling omalloporty mush Ing # for the mosque has nothing A vigorous investigation of Agent Orange and and the Glass Packaith ImIftM. mug nor isles in ON ceudry Is what ens dadsd Ford Modong, Chevrolet Csivato, to do with the baa broader political situation, It Its effects on exposed veterans is long overdue. That pstte n was reputed this year in the solo 1'H$lJ.y aelyd called 1111101111-00001 Podiac Firebird, 1oIs Celica and Mercury has a great deal to do with the situation of the 51115501 OhIo and WIthten, Id' i And should this highly toxic defoliant be cons" maey be said be encounters friy in Ct ____ -- cook y hi which It occurred. todo's dhaseJerM ode mer. nected to any of th e health problems reported by surveys h4cuI.d that there was over* .--. h laws ___ ___ ow 1111-6411 , the Chelet C. in the 14s. I UCiee from Jopa-_qpsintsiein his,, exl*.ised veterans, the Veterans Administration ______ ________ ____ _______ _____ Mrat4 in M. (e to go to which U.S. ada .wigIvsa MtrIbst. to In Wuhlst s,,, Oppoosets emiesid has a clea r obligation to provide whatever the moiS Mh Pin en the aemePiate porter and pilayer to d an for.1i sat om akers' isr labor Coda. treasury of more than $NS,OSS, i'u.g a medical care is necessary. $audh Arabia as a nation A Los Angeles-baud_marketing in. lithe Midsod gsene, _ soX low from am can bdwy; genstos kapoit ong Compact and aabecliipetl MisS. fOIUIMIN firm his OVIIIpU.d hIOI'UIiUOS Is a fairly reeled Invention. It was pieced coatrilidloos from Owens flIWl.. P-r The tSp B,. in J rebsr sales were suggesting that General stors Corp.'s together Ins series of desert wars during the Bro, Kerr ad other glass Chevrolet ChevotI., Ford Fáut. Ford upedacelorty euoceut X'osr Nov" early decades of the century when one local Go Comrade forgo domatiom Meeting, Chevrol et NonCItatles sad ha,. attracted biyin awny from ether 11114id'$ tos*her and craftier than his nelib' Reynolds, Kaiser and other aluminum bees, Ada tesin. themand one by one. He was ____ mabos rather t fri bI*O(IL __ Corela. Bring up the subject of Siberia and one producers. . dPM4IIy Abdsi the laud ___ the___ lad 01 his There iii, uppeurs be a n"oioup1Ir' remembers those Russian outCasts who are Ieihioed in the CSSSod5 was the Hejas, the U, the leers US in .su '. r.jct , cuwtal strip g . peWa*g heU Chemlet Citation, Oldemeblis Omega, banished to that frozen wilderness without hope of "They need almost $1 seld alengtheRedleac ydtlssol A_1e_m e-' ,uuafly to intu1msta. Phe and Buick k$ark ever seeing their families again. buy the election with a adveetldag ems. ad Msdhna and t.c* i to "mere is no market pertermaaee men t i,sss ts. It has been a land of lost souls, labor camps and psign that turrlud and codes. peePi" .s nyere World W I a putt of the Turkish Empire. _____ y$b s," __siyet A s' .ur. m isery the last stop for those who displeased M1 Philip Motley of mu fee ___ am plohed op previsudy owned INgur U3.'buiit an and DurW the Course of his an suecadul Container., the Seattle the Tears at first, and Soviet leaders la ter. frspha the ,'iplr. h'ig, Ibm laud made many tr e ooj promoted the sawn. Political prisoners and dissidents are still being org-ø'$Ion that"fl" onsed mis. iner from oat 01 increased fuel-eels-----ac. anvils net thu kid inotted being the mom% In Ohio, a buflet initiative was si g of the totat U.S. aurkiin the a sent to Siberia but for other Russians Siberia is ever,lmh deluded csrdhng to iD. Power & #ae, prs,Ioái beat rulers of the Hsjasj the by a 7 m.r of p.nI$ inily. In the pod-World War I ,iss xc becoming a land of economic opportunity. after opponents upset $1.1 a ,, of ,g psida. sheppurs in i ' tawuema and aisther ,ifthement the Hsal'.snMes were camp. The Siberian region makes up about half- the anpalgo that Included dht. wuola abed avois tb., ie emil curs Imes-oil'., the firm os.deded that "the x. omattd bo their eviction with the thrones, area of Russia although it contains only a tenth of dhseuae-norrylng liseda coigregatlig in pe fr 31$ p $0 3$,? $yp" aJer &it1 dai, of Jordan and Iraq. the population. Russians are volunteering by the 01111111YSOdS heWN ad pureed of the muheL "The Z.ber has bees my isoolodul Is ft Is 000 of the koic twists of Arab poSIla thousands to take part In developing the area's "They conjured up visIs of a army 10111110111111 ujpudly am sates terms of sales doon ad in fiig the dia Jordei'5 KIng Hemein and the S&Wh vast natural resources. , cockroaches poled at the MObie born ureudof$heU&od.1dr,- u:± of mmy Amerlom begets," said - are 1.at1y the c'oeed of allies on mod Why? To make a buck, of course. One couple border, waiting for approval of the the Wad M' market Amarin Deve Pose, pruld.d of the research m. Mideast lisnes. mibers rin the big car "1st it has ad tucked the typIcal managed to save slightly more than $20,000 In two 1 laoda's rim to Immense wealth and At% laridhe Nelsen 01 la*oemeetal Action, a hawaver, whlk a pureed osd begets whe am oti flAMug to the years an enormous sum when compared to baommi In recast decades bus obucured WI d Sn-LSUII .rr.I.a1k sINe fee' tle year. ad peylug Wer th ever prices fur average annual Moscow wage of $2,000. The Weeeeelegty shaky f'b- upon In , , he,. bees tied.. U.&'bul* mae am the l::i 'gu1.d sstosbihss,.. government also provides fringe benefits for the wwt '-riots, me p j -Moo t moduualu MIN in Mig olea the g same 'sma rrA 'ist vs AM in, esquurt.rs the gajj. ad IversIfy the Siberian settlers - such as bonker vocationot free voters of t state rijailsd .kr-i In theB, Whe of NIPj CheveL kd of the udin of he ems Cudinim eamimy, which in the keg ion doW travel, larger apartments and trips abroad. woilk of 0101110 adviSed S110 be the Mrijrt , IdWooil by IWots'lay__ipflitarin$0bskartbythex. atrrn OW in the sheet tim hive But they are rove a dip low in IN biletdenied the f Cheek, Dli. to criticize Vekieg. R beINijas, it wee Ford or 7dar' suded Is w -ii. the government that Is denied to all Sovlt citizens. Their democracy remains a cruel sham. JACK ANDERSON Until the Soviet people up and demand that the Communist party give them their basic human rights, this vast land will remain an enormous outpost of despair rather than an Open frontier of hope and freedom. BERRY'S WORLD Thursday, Dc. 6, 1979-3* -- - �- - - . -. - - - , _ - - , . . -v•' H•raM, $ n,Fl. ThursdayOsc., im do 0 The undefeated C F e form - I - MR 9.40 6.00 3 5.40 3.10 370 P ro H ockey Campbell Conference u the other half of do Sam "Some of Ow kids he" Second game Patrick Division w i. r p 17 i I 11 11 3 7) 336-60; OD (II) 271.10. Third game iRica-Pere: 11.70 7.00 5,20 3 Sabino Quiota 5.10 4.20 5 Zale Attu 5.20 NY Islanders srw St. Louis Winnipeg Fourth game SLeque.Vegas 7.60 10.20 4.40 Colorado 3 Jose- Doug 6.10 3.40 Edmont on 4.40 0(3.$)37.2O:Pfp.3) 103.701T(5. 34)561.10. Fifth same is s Son Antonio at Milwaukee . San Diego at Los Angeles 24 I I 1 Transactions Wales Conference Norris Division W I. y pis. Montreal 14 7 6 31 I Angeles 4.80 4.20 I 1-11 ".20; P(1-01 130.501 T(I.&. 5) 574.00. Seventh game 18.40 10-40 ?.20 INegul-Peres 5 Jost Attu 6.40 30 6.40 2 Pits-Amore 0(1 5)4400, PIll) 137 ID; TI- Pittsburgh bes ft. Toronto 12 10 3 . Quebec Thursday's Games Boston at NY Islanders Los Angeles of Philadelphia St. Louis at Quebec ' Imirlssises In day wid -6thre'mlnsat• rates liv. 5-21 1111111.11110. lighmoome -Arana 14-00 8.20 4.10 41%anolo-Doug 14) 312.40. 4 Lola 3.10 Ninth game 16.50 14.20 4.50 I Yle . Eastern Conference , -6 20 7 :741 l. 5.30 3." New York O(47)4660,P(4.7)IIS6$,y($. New Jersy 7.1) 191.91. 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CHRISTMAS *IUON C '.' - - .. . . ~ 'IP ' S ius THOM tS 'L'1l LI I'f'L' travel to lake Tahoe, Nev., In February, for two skiing weeks of 7U newlyweds are niaking their home in Sanford. rie, bride Is employed by Southern Bell, Orlando, and the bridegroom Is a U.S. Post Office sub carrier In Maitland. 0 ' ferthMrat wlddsmugbsmadsby Friday mu" and "12 Days After Qrldmu" to be Maguire says be is "excited over the I event" and is looking forMoadey, b* - ij at.? p.m., at th. Stat IdIOCI cddse'la. ward to this evening as well as future A asvencouuee tth",.r, (la) will be Madiuial Igmers. ______ • evening is , sell, ., rie setting will be*Aft Ute Enid'sh fo4 Mudsoalm of glamor will Include "0 Holy Night," Lejeskl; "0 Magnum Mymterlium," Poulenc; "Hodie Qsrldus Natus Eat," Poulenc; and "Ave and gaiety of the era included In the Maria," Schubert, all by the Madrigal The menu will be as fol1ows Wessell, Also Mw fanfares and instrumental Fresh p'1.g, $j Raked gge, munic provided by the Brass Ensemble Potato, Beans Imoqsn,, Brsidioef, end Reárdsr Ensemble under the Pudding and Beverage, direction of Dwayne Earnhardt; According to Bob Maguire, t ksts are processional and recessional carols, by - . 'I • SAN Getting Married STAM ME TOCa N I I Engagement and wedding forms are .,ailahli at the - HeraldoIcetoannouncetheaeevssds. ft(ermsmay be accompanied by iwo(esalonal black and white phoIoapha 11 a picture is desired with th flied. Wedding forms and pictures mud be 'ited ,, sir' GWN •• . . 1 • F' I " .• .. . t' ARRA1,1111111111111 - # 'J r . , 9~ J .. FOLVIN 006. it FtY 11A I cast and guests; "We Wish You A Merry ' "I a Bd re Christ . _19 ,. - . . . ___, I . I W I I7V 4 .. . . "'" . deflI1*$II5 f . Wishefldsyu-i . ' I . . - P t411 s COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP '. illifteaw :' I plusos. • .`.... .-%--. % S., . P Pc . . 11 - Ttwom IA ' - MINIMiMiOSPQS$Ts ., _____ • •-. ' .. _.•5. * .'. . law sirs ______ I* . • "'.1t,L. '' . :. 1. . • . . I '• . Reservations Due Fr'day e Annual . , p - iaiIi .. . . . I . It t,.~. . . Th. combined efforts of the Seminole on sale for $9 each. Call Seminole High •.. ', - . - I ,.F 4, -, k,Wi- • - ••. 1. . . .., . -, • of return on .. :,-. I - . - of means ____. _ . ',. --- - . -, .. : .. ,m . I A' . ... . .. . ;• I Madrigal 1 t_ i a . • . ... I . J "•• I I.?TJ4111111111111111111h - .. .5 A reception followed at the Garden Club of Sanford. . ~ . . Dspsrtniare . .. . ONIT II. DEPEND • I . ' % - • • , . % I . : k . . I with baby's . . High Sd=l Art, B=4 ad 0wo ScIlmol,sit.231 for advance registrations . . • .! 1 . • , . I lbe couple deparl,ed for a beach wedding ft. 7'hey will 1 , 1. . . ' - r 1(.. - . - I - - torner requests sp6cial operator assistance ., • Greg POpham served the bridegroom as best man. Ushers a E nr Jr., Klinger and Bill Klinger, all brothers of the bridegroom, Shirley Snyder was the flower girl and Jimmy Snyder, the ring bearer. were , , or special billing, the Operator Station rate '... :.' , flowers were jimita, to the honor attendant's. . ~ It cripiff .•.. . • .. . ..... ... • 11 operator. However, , . i Em Jones attended the bride as maid of honor. She wore a sliesta print gown In fl.ithn Rose styled with a buruiuvIv gundy carnations I*I I.rl,I . ~ ' entwined with vadptW illy. Three pink and burgundy carnations centered the arrangement. , . from'areas not presently equipped for Intema- would apply. II Br1demaIda were Amber Lee, slderIn4aw of the bride, -0 tional Dial will benefit from the lower dial rates even though the call would have to be corn . , j, si ., S .. -- . " :i ' • , I %, . i i. . 1. 'r:, I ... pleted by - Sanford; Judy Facher, Orlando; Sham Dunn, Sanford; and CarolLee, si in4aw of the bride, Dolt xta. Their gowns and . - .I . inonssis , rain. and • ; . 1.40 flowing crystal pleated skirt which terminated In a chapel ,'• Alexander. partiamentarian. Lelia Ross Is the Financial Grammateus. 1.45 * 585 -.• neckline and tapered sleeves enhanced with reembroidered schh lace. Two rows of the same lace were repeated on the neckline, split butterfly allseves and a I$ouson bodice. She carried a traditional hurricane lamp in a wreath of mir"ture officer, right, with Margaret Oliver, Hodgeus. from left; Joella 15,_I, , • Singleton, Phil M. VItt$ Vivian l eaf reporter and e.ervn .•, . . I '. . 4.00 Alpha Kappa Alpha sorority of of ~ Given In marriage by her father, the bride chose for her vowsaforInalgownof1ukotanzafashjonedwIthaMandan • . - . / .• Sanford Chamber of Commerce, Upper photo shows Rebecca K. Sweet, Asifi Riii1I*iic ftftI,i4c Basileus' from left 'Car1eth Mrk'" Myles, " " "1'°' Grammateus; Betty Washington, AntiGrammateus; and Mary , 1.80 • . lengthveilofimportedilluslon.Shecarrjedacregcentbouquej of silk lily of the valley and silk miniature white carnations • Seminole County lustpiled the following officers for 1980 at the Greater INSTAUS . .- ' A matching scWM law embroidered cap secured her chapel ;.. . Kappa Sigma Omega Chapter SONORITY . . -- '- , - • - 119 - . _,j eraii PPmISS B Tom Vincent • PMIAIIIV . / % ,% . - , ed t " It Is important to note that customers calling ca Is for' Rate Zone 2 will be Increased from $.85 to $1.00 and from $.95 to $1.20 for Rate Zone 3. • . . Aja~" -4 • . $3.30 to $6.00. The additIonal minute rate for Colorado 70, Air Force IS Ft Lewis $7. Santa Fe 71 Mont. It. 76, No. D.k, St. 70 - . , ni ht. Saturday and Sunday Operator Station . - • . for Rate Zone 2-from $4.05 and $3.00 to $5.00; and for Rate Zone 3-from $4.50 and -' . . $6.00 $2 00 . Rate Zone 1 -from $3.60 and $2.70 to $4.00; It $2.35 6.00 Rate Zone 3 Romanli rate periods will be increased as follows: for S kYO 7) pgp - .. , $&00 Ii will be decreased from $480 and $540 to $4.00 and $5.00. The day three-minute Operator Station rate for Rate1.. Zone 3 •remains k unch anged1. T. rates 8or th e evening rate period and the night, Saturday and Sunday Texas Ui 53, Houston 52 Carngl•Mipn 52, Walsh 70 -. - - .. I Panama The day three-minute Operator Sta- 16 Ten Tech 103, No. Ten St. IS SLAckno1l Cal. Pa. ". Alliance U I . increased . from $12.00 to $13.50 for the day rate period and from $9.00 to $13.50 for the - - I Rate Zone 3 10'uiu. NWOkia. 7 IK.masN 4 3* .110 13½ AmbersI 40, Trinity U Division amwmm Pd. 0$ W ' C. Conn. 16 I. $lmon.Rey.ss 2. PortUnd - Station rate will be increased from $6.75 to $9.00. The three-minute Person rate will be MhuftwWaddhileMpikMelroWto T . 1 •.• '.5 Rde Zone 2 Sunday rate period Minnesota It. No. Dakota 40 No. Mich. 73, Mich. Tech do T7 . Frencti Antilles Liberia The Sunday three-minute Operator ss Kan. St. 53, OkIa. City 6$ Loyola ill. 53, radi.y so •ffl 7 10 311 11½ olivia Rds Zolle 1 - "I - Dorothy Maria Lee and 7bomas Neil "er were 11A,,. I * ,%., . Nov.l7,at3p.m.,atthe.MaryMagdalencathouccbujc, Altamonte FatherAllen Michael performed the traditional candlellght and na bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cal A. (Buddy) . Pitted Mke Pitted Minus ' Anurican Sam . rate will be increased from $12.00 to $13.50. lllibao 4 1.40 2.60 Houston 7Manoio , 3.50 San Anton 0 (I4) 34-60i P 4141 119.16 s T 0. Cfev@Ind 11 It .433 4%, forward ArI9010 Dillornordo t" Tiftdo W, MichIgan 64 4.71 144W 'Ialparaiiou, W.MJchdo I ndiana 1 16 .400 4½ slevemoom Detroit o 4 -3111111 6 SlAso-Alty so.tilt 6A4 I.W umww ponnil" Win. Penn 111, Mo. Val 74 wes"M clill iisilts $ LegueA1d 9.10*0.40 95, PM MideiI Olvisles ICINWI-Areno 4A§ molm W S. PcI. •s Kan City Twellik game Denver • lAIuria.Ola 10.40 7.50 10.00 ctl tAiava.Marflniz $7.10 00 Utah 6.00 Pacific 041-31 41-01 P (3.1) 11.11; $ (3. .2.7)311m. Seattle A 1234 , .,... Inmasele &-A decrelawn In Ow ftse. CoII.g. s •. ' ' To Ne nger Re ea Vows *1~ ' ., InNW AdditlorW 10111111111 Additional- - S considerations and activated Ohio U V. Canlslui $7 guard Kevin Grevey from the Park Coil. 63, Columbia SI Purdue 05.,5E La. S injured reserve list. Soccer • SD . . it., New York (NAIL) - Acquired 75 midfi elder Larry Hulcer and W. LOUIS 63, Lewis , Division . . I V' International *IOIi center-forward Dwight Jones and DePaul ", Wisconsin 77 Washinellort-- Tr"od guard Phil -4~', 11 • Whitehurst, Familochus; lower photo shows Queen E. Jones. Installing 0rator . Ww C&donl& 14 13 .119 6 '."r - ., ~, , " I I • ,. • Paraguay The Sunday three-minute Person rate will be forward - J.'' " ____ . , u, Women's Basketball New Jersey Placid Dale Akron 119, Ashland 93 Dalrymple and Jennifer Sawa an Ball St. too, eutier ?I Illufflon 10, 0. Northern 72 sasketball Capital 10?, Wheeling " on waIvers. Golden State - Signed veteran L PCI Boston . 4 •• _________ ___'.' .. t ing rates and the new International Dial rates. rates will be increased from $6.50 and $9.00 to $8.00 and $12.00. fluuflfl,u unday Person rate will be Wm&Mary 63, Virginia 62 W.Va. St. 11, Concora 71 Midmost football coach. V call. k1 Tk Arnarlan Swim 'l i,,0 Sunday three-minute Operator Station and Person Fairmont 99 W Lib 71 Towson 80, F. Dcknsn " 0; I • , Wath&Lee 56, HmpdnSydny 20 College Football Southeast Louisiana University W. Carolina $7. Prsby SI . _____ . approximately 10 to 44 percent as compared three-minute ay •u following table compares the lowest exist- rates at the International Dial rate level. ihese chances are scheduled to become effective on February 17 1980. Cllmdel 73, S.C. St. 67 Clemson . S . Car. 13 Delta St. 71, A. Peay 70 s.s..im Detroit - Acquired shortstop Duke $1, Princeton 4$ - Named Oscar Lofton head yiIip possible to dial Aruba, which already has' Wednesday 27 and outfielder Sorry Somali. I 14 I I I kItSIISSUSIISISISIPItS • '.' ,ui.aw,,i,.,fl O, nemaiona, wai rates on February 17,1980, customers can save United States mainland to bring the overseas rate structure more closely into line with the domestic structure In addition it will now be 25 10 I 5 s I . • . Callfwnlo - Signed frg##Wnt Loulsvl 17, Tenn.-Chatt 63 7 Bilbao-Yza 7.00 Hartford S5$ shortstop Fred Polak; traded Jim LSU $0, Tulane 79 0(2$) $S,l0 P(I2) 1531; P it. Detroit I 10 S 21 Anderson to Seattle to complete an McNeese St. 69, NW La. $2 21 1 3$.90 1 1 (5.7.7) $3160. Adams Divisio n N.C. AlIT 67, Tenn. . ea rlier deal. Sixth same W L T P45. TorontO - Tradedfmrstbaseman Old Dom 95, Va. St. $9 10-00 5.40 4.60 Buff&10 17 6 3 37 Chris Chambliss and Infielder Luis Richmond 105, G. Mason 10 $Ciloni:-Eior:a 7.10 9.50 Boston $5 6 4 31 Gomez to Atlanta for Infielder pat Salem 69, W.Va, Wsiyn 62 SLowe-Zarre 5.40 Minnesota I 1 6 1 " Rockall, pitcher Joey McLaughlin, SW La. 91, Southrn 95 2AIurla-Elorza / I I __ con f hh ling overseas practice. All collect calls to Bolivia will be elimmated because Bolivia has suspended col. lect c.alls to the United States for 10 countries and selective rate increases alls billed . . South Ala..Birm $7, New Orins 73 Auburn 76, MississIppi 73 BlIarmne IS, Trnsyivnia 63 Berea 61. Cen tre Chicago at Portland 7 14 3 I? S 13 6 16 . WPI 91, Norwich 63 I 1$ 4 ,~ ' collect calls wiI'continue These changes Lnternationally dmalable countries to 74. The scheduled changes include rate decreases Virginia SI, Temple 32 Wagner $9, Army 6$ Westminster 54, Wooster 53 Wilkes 77, Kings 76 Friday's Games Phoenix at Boston Detroit at Houston Smythe Division W I. 1 p,, Vancouver I I 9 7 29 (13.5) 254.10. 4MIkel-Royn Golden St. at San Diego Thvrway, Doc 60 11"t-1111111, Di Mar ia Lee . CsII.ct CaNs additional countries. This brings the total of Providence 6$, Assumption Sipry Rock 69, Mercyflurst 67 Syracso, 93, St. Fran Pa. 60 Seattle 115, Utah N , 17 4 0(1-3) 36.0; P (1-3) 9?.I$i To Chicago s 25 VES . Operator Station collect calls to ft French Antilles and Guyana will be eliminated Pe overseas rates with the Federal Communicalions Commission (FCC) which accomplishes the introduction of international dialing to 10 Hunter 96, Medgar Evers Golden St. 97, Chicago 90 S 17 S 15 Washington The American Telepho- ne & Telegraph Company (AT&T) has filed a new schedule of Ind. Pa. 37. St. Vinc. Navy 69, American 6$ Penn St. 95, Muhlenbrg 47 Pittsbmgh I?. R. Morris 50 Kansas City 109, Detroit 93 Denver 123, Milwaukee, 107 OURS Klinger Sr., IM W. Lake Brantley Road. Maitland. Dicknsn $7, Swarthmore Frank&Mrih 6$, Moravlan 50 GWown 13, Maryland 11 Glassboro $9, W.Chstr 61 Los Ang ill, Houston Ill Indiana 11$, Cleveland 99 G (1-1) 30-40; T (1-3-7) 335.80. SEchano-Doug 11.10 6.50 7.00 2Pita.Qulóia 3.50 5.40 Phil. : Wednesdays Results Atlanta 120, Boston 92 ' Now Jersey 115, Phoenix too PhIll In. San Antonio 120 New York 107, Wash 101 EL . makill PR dop at a NOTICE TO TELEPHONE CUSTOMERS lilkic we are planning C some rates to six countries and Introduce a lower International dial rats to ten coiiitrlss. . I JosePerez 3Zate-Doug 7Rlca.Amore - • u.n Mordy. "'Ibey take the bell physically big to go Inside Montgonwry. "Marvin hasal ' and run behind those big guys had any contact in practice 1. ' ie - kiSp _7 lot lobvig IN p.t©tM added, I'I've neve and Ill P" fra" tellaymne" I 4 - £alaM,,F,. over Milton ensures the Lion's powerful alot.I namIng at. attack and defend in game pointer while = Mike for not practicing Mi an us make much all the way by agMMj, "I'd like to A tack, Milton's bread and nwnberl3of the pon? Scott is recovering from a running back onThuriday." them gotothe air like ,eays T 11 ",t" th*flSstbsgidetObsatiip run severely cut tongue. going to "There's so much rIon The Lion's got some good other p..pio" remarkable year for afoot. "They're one of so ball program much maligned yards and a cloud of dud' th em," explained Mon"They'll both be ready by and often joked about ln years football teams," pointed out tgo II assures . "The F Id gone by. But this is 1979 ORLANDO.SEMINOL, - do the pme.11 JOE Herald Sporli Editor mated coach Joe. speedy senior Marvin HOW do the IA= plan to McClention is n 111 6. JosiKoldo; I. RICI.LOZ., •. Pita-Doug, I - Surd Xovb few tM Same 011111111111110S 11111 Us different Ovimumat will in*9i botber - Leo meek... we mind sotbe U.n. b een - Kl Sidelines • of the hornefield advantage. Sal Alai - fl)IdIca1flfl1IUIbaM4 FL Th rom ______ z7 for the SCOREBOARD - • j be in good e. s 8ta (lifiniS we'll ns.d for a e..i atjo great games from Ray will be one hard football linden lots tMs afternoon A journey they hope will coaching crew have been busy a ).fnch waist and 31.inch While Troy this week because we wmted WlflIwi. and Troy Pagsla O and *1 on the read." width will e t a dianos bring them a step closer to putting together a gains plan thighs," said a slightly Kessinger quarterback is In good shape, jokingly his hip to recovel." Monty "the rm" saw Monty of --He* 1820od MootYo to Set On kinks ad hvm thiji playing for the state title a to stop the Lions are 12-0. S :- Plan: Ru n AroUnd _ Them. Game "God they are m Uonapron? coach t Mon. down your tiroat backwoods complex about tgomery. "This may sound a little 7:30this morning to begin a 10 "ney k great on film, funny to picture in your journey to Milton High weHha ve00 o for Friday night's game of the far to they have a guard that stands round home game. .ate chwnphp." for M ontgomery and his ounce of baby fat. The kid has a huge offensive lins week from now. A victory that sets up in front of a - - viedo : '--. - -N "Was Milo usitcb ,uirunhandhssvy1eMd O*Wft $ •: . .-. ..A .. I 6 . . . ,- I ) .1 , I . I , ~ , '' .1 W_ I , -j, I i , I I * -'i.,.. J'. , I.-, .. I ., - lr_ I'D "'._.". -;, i N -t t.-.:.:-::' ..,.;-,,ft-r.:,II:, Ii. . • i ' . . '. ,, .-,. .. ' I. I S $ . ' , it •% A ,•. .'.- S L F ` .. I _'.. 1 • • .' ., r . S. , • - I I • .. '' .. t. :., ;. . - ' , S -- N ' ' #.: i j . •11. p ,' .0 .. J ~, , . , -, .0 P I ,W. :.,. 4 . "' W'~7& a" LW. NOW , ., . , ' . 11 . 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T A A& - 47 48 52 — 49 53 - 54 • or — — — — — 3 - — — 04 - 55 56]57 - — 5' — LTI so 51 JUST THINK OF HOIiN — 45 - by Bob Monians I WISH ARCHIE 40 43 - ARCHIE WOULDN'T WASTE WS #ONEY BUYING All. THOSE POSTERS # 39 Ak [ == 62 —— - — — — / - - - ' ' 67 == - - 6S = - - 1. . '•' , j • fat - ! • - -, . ...•' f 'k •- (1)Q(7JONEWS - •" - • valley area. (3-1 hr., 39 mm.) - . • - - 630 • Ci) cas NEWS - (2) 8 ABC NEWS (M(35)CANDID CAMERA U (17) BOB NEWHART • •• - -. -. , . .- . Chicago to win her back. - • 700 I i • I_ .1 , . .' - 3 (. - . j '. . - '. i . • Fred'sniece,thespittingimage •..: • of his let* wife, visits the SanImcl home. U (117)SANFORD AND SON 7:30 8 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH Mrs. Leland Giddens, istrict V11 Director. Florida ionWomen's THE NEWLYWED federation for members of the Woman's Club of Sanford GAW at an orientation coffee at the home of Mrs. Richard Fowler. Starting with (2)6 $100,000 NAME THAT A TREE GROWS IN FEDERATION the trunk to symbolize the foundation — the General Federation of Women's Mrs. Giddens added branches to symbolize the various activities of Clubs b4p - ______ " ________________________ / - A . ••. the clubs and departments of the (FFWC). Taking a good look at the Maude when they make a pact go on the wagon for a federation tree are Mrs. Walter A. Gielow. club president, from left: Mrs. month. (Part 1) Giddens; Mrs. Roberta Kimble, District V11 Scrapbook Chairman: and Mrs. (It (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY M. R. Strickland, the club's second vice president and coffee chairman. 8.00 HBO INSIDEE NFL Pro r,---- football teams take part in gridiron action as highlights of the weeks major matches are food that desire. The key to what should be talking at any ageyo0ru WeW m presented by Len Dawson an formw Miami Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti. - . 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FRI) B(4)NEWS 0M A S H 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY AFTERNOON 1200 S (4) MINORIADIRS (11) a SAVE11T TO WAVIIIIIII (ED orders, LOVE, AMERW UMCAN 1230 •®' NEWS MORNING 5.00 990 ALL LPLAzAU1 7:U ONLY ENGAGEMENT gflt_! Th• (10SUNRI08aIE$TER • ," HEALTH Douglas. An ambitious tolevislon roWw piersuades a conscience-stricken aingineer to aid heir In her efforts to ALIEN [PLAZA U ) 7:11 ONLY SALLY FIELDS NORMA, RAF~ft 6:25 COUNTRY ROADS(M) break a ma)or story on an accl- r OD 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (ED (35) WOODY WOODPECK_ ER AND FRIENDS 3:30 (D 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME(A) @h7MYTHREESONS 1110 1 C S Jack L.mmon,Jan, Fonda, Michael 1:30 (3) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS ® (35) ANDY GRIFflTH 1100 . 0(4) TONKT3uest host: who wholshauntingthemanslon. HiOMovil (fl) (35) DICK VAN DYKE WORLD (ID 35TENNI$UETUXEDO 112 17 ROMPERROOM 9.00 syyt. Members of the Cloverettes 4.H Club gathered Saturday at the Agri Center for a Workshop to make decorations and gifts. Donna Whitten, left, shows a card holder and Jaml Klppdlsplays a spice rope. RESTLESS (7)0 ALL MY CHILDREN FLOP" GRID BE -\. 17)MOvIE 1:00 a GD DAYS OF OUR UVES (I)O THE YOUNG AND THE 2-00 8 (3) THE DOCTORS 8:30 (1) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 8 (1)TODAY 2:30 (1) 0 GOOD MORNING a q)ANOTHER TERY Kate learns a murder victim was a member of a sex therapy group and joins 11 in hopes of finding a suspect. dD 0 ALL4TAR TRIBUTE TO '° CHRISTMAS WORKSHOP ' MORNING MERICA 6:30 at a nuclear power plant. (1)QmawALLEN SNOW (PG-2 hr*.. 3 min.) 7:00 a (1) am CROWS Mull- 8 (1)TODAY OF CHROTMA8 Host (1) D FRIDAY MORNING(FRI) Kathryn Crosby prowls clips (1) D GOOD MORNING from Bing's past Christmas AMB_RICA Wheat I let hink I Md 11111116 shows featuring perfor ID (35) FRANKENSTEIN Jot AUTHORUNKNWN by store such as Jacklemll"Ice" sAM THE OAPOSSKES (I" son Mary Martin and Fred IM (17) THE THREE Do you wish yes had soore Astailro. ' 9TOOQU THE UTTLE AASCAIN frielods? Fair 1111110 goad of QD a JOHNNY CALS poplillefts got A*y#s Bow CHRISTMAS Johnny Cash dint Oftu 1550* 111111:111111411 CLOSED THURS. SWALTNU imam PH. 3n4109 M S. pwkl Samord ce outotperedspockdol booklet: "How To Be lives with bw mottier' , I Pspular Veer. Never Ti. MR ANY: Whd do you Shuaged (a - 11 _AA_____fi ummut INPUEST.0 whh a 1W& auk) CONFIDENTIAL TO to Aft 0 1&* DrivM% - THE SAVING ftw. so beap an him amclonce(saw 50 Yom) of ~ serm tofty: ad If he buchiss We bd Um years ap my 6WL red for 0111111 last 111111 Psd d MY ku*od olm@* wo ism ad ruft. ! could be ow Bow bdere I know what little W h1bor, wbo bed always VOL bmawodbpwbo" T ____ Who I 11111"d 11111114 1 Id hills. d .,ursice.Heaaidbeamrin In A*o Bad I ed M the worid setsd 1hiN - PersonalitY 0116 . by mmymetber.& PLACE =I J.rold BIsr • - . pi. miusi nised do aL totDWUVgON gilsooss I& kwo PW 12n95 . - 6 0000 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW (7)0 RYAN'S HOPE (U) 135) FAMILY AFFAIR 7:30 gavel on a lawyer's head. to placate what appears to be bs - , FLORIDA (121(11) MOVIE "Midnight implant a device In President Lad" (1960) Doris Day, Rex Grant's brain that will make Harrison. After a woman is him respond to the criminal's married for three months to a weall" man. IsM begins to receive frighterift. obscoine Home Box Office Cablevision - I. . Into action to produce the fourth annual Shot: talent (U)735) JIM ROCKFORD " - ' to he ON" - A reIndee . - -' r" w6w Lorry W No . , . ''.-:, tobeMYdey,b1* Wilk IIude an ffff law ad . - 'P .-. - • - - 'b - -. T' - . . old man (MY* tauw) am ISO by Stan. Lee and Johli Remits ' - ", J-' but Linds has her fadW SM. . - .. . " ,' '• . . - - I.AWi' " . -- ' - ?- -_ kV 9UMWM WN be wed in - , Q&AW s. msv.s• . 41S' • - be MAS @WNW *a pillosas SPIDER-AMN . - NOSED REINDEER *th a bright, shiny nose becomes depressed over ali the jokes about -It and runs away with a misfit &t.(R) LAVERNE A SHIRLEY Laverne. Shirley and their cohorts at the brewery swing '! diva for thm loom bA be hall the chIM wM dbw wookad. Ww's spo0od, (00 AW MW a *Nwm me 1 1 Ff 0 ft? *Wb "Ask 1111111111911100d. Bom"Ba's FRANK AND UNSET ' f 9) Yow am BUGS SUNNY P=No CARROT JUICE ' . WIN AT BRIDGE ' - 1411111111 TODAY FLORIDA DOGOOD MORNING ivedognapper(LarryUnviue) can I - Andy Kaufman, Tom T. Hall andAnneMurrayforadown. home celebration of the day, season and stale at mind. t some - HOW CW ARE SI___ Independent .-. -• •-. - dDI5) MALICE Walter relucIantIy agrees to join Arthur and - HOROSCOPE ,____ •@) ThREE'S A CROWD (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (7) 0 JOKER'S WILD (35) SANFORD AND SON - Independent , Ellen's ox-hence, a some egomaniac. arrives in :. f CDP t:::::: 35) in addition to th e channels listed, non-ca blevisio n subscribers may ne in to public broadcasting system channel (P11)24, Orlando; while cablevision subscribers may tune into independent channel Miami, by tuning to channel Si tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and th e Christian Broadcasting Network (CI N) and tunin to channel lifer PSI channel 24. couio helps to reaffirm a young boy's faith in humanity when she prevents several crises from occurring in a peaceful . - • - al (NBC) Daytona Beach Orlando aui."(1976)JarnesS?ewart, Mickey Rooney. The beloved -. which 12 meebanical energy or into electrical or chemical _________ energy or a variety of other orms of energy. BUt C*1OCIU Oda the There is a Mtne test that em neither be created rap co be done to finid otA how many calories a F P 1, - n I needs. This means that doesn't You are familiar BYSERNICEBEDEOSOL matter whether we like it or basal metabolism rate not, Our body as an energy (BMR) to evaluate thyrold /. jk... For Friday, December 7, 1979. coi VNIW U er u fisictlon. The whole test is . calories for body heat, .saed on how much oxygen Jft BThDAY deem expansive in th eir m.cnt work or son iae U you measure Deesshsr, 1179 by Howls Schneider thlflldng You'll be looking for other activity or else the how much Oxygen a Ms C1IIDg 7S YOU will broaden your calories are stored in the form uses, you calculate how have a** . to PA eOs%re. . of fat. The bottom line reade MARY calories of TAUPJ8 (Ail o- ay 20) ________________________________________________ action. Caclss or tf#Uj You have an instinctive that will his from ym WdW& to you tofty do could maki your lif@ a little $AGITTAIIU$ (Nov. 22- better Havefaithand put itto woeta South merely over c.21)nto lookah..da wodL called with four clubs, but bftk and 91"=rA thoWt10 GEMM (May 21-unie 30) NORTIII 124 now West MA& a real secondfdm plalllilft. AWftyou ThisIs a Poll day to shore up #J643 ary preemoL He Jumped to pro at this tim, will any relationship of Lm:" North had made the won 01* iflaflhiOtnly w,IL portance. You're It tune to •1IIS2 rect call of double he would Find out MON Of wbrA 1101 whatit atog1*alosgwith picked up 50 FAR 1 1 1110 *K7 actJt with t wo department in the year by Al V*rnmr CANCU (June 21.JJuly 1I87$4 QJ3 hearts and a heart ruff by #QJ111611 Nlowft your Mftday bF n) A strong dogre to #A997 South, but would ad have ---=ft THE CNN reewed a very alilllift for your ON Of - allbM a place for yoursolf 4 JO Other North-South airs 201 1 ,111`11 WAL"CN TH6 WOUM have been pin at *Attellt r inch to Adro.Grspb, BOB others gIvs. you BAC , or pies see clubs. ' "' IN, Radio Qty $tMI.N.Y. It can't be anything but a . 53 Church suu 1sts that South "three spiodes ddo. LINO(July 33-Aug. n) Your , four Clubs am the vulurable: North-8111111111k CAPRI1CORN (Dr. 3W=. pogitivio outlook and at diamond pt. t certainly Dealer East Would kave worM this time, a Ws people to favorably today. Tbity're a Mod today. U Was NSIIh VIM SlUSh but we hate to think of how you!re not so 40 man bad W* to poym Ilift to a party, why ad plan so III*- Im Pm II I ' OW " r. y" nood on? 9-mm any at this Ume. Don't VMOO(Aug. XHkpt n)In PM F1114111Y WIN North did bid six C11111111i6WAS WhIcky. Lots your on 9" way you have Opolift int -4 X (SAL sweb. of Wed im wow have 0 six diamonds today and may eW be by Stelfel & Nei hl offer special advantages wk@r@§POB North could for diSfthg double pick up 750 poInts sad 66 Cable O L one can eat for a maintenance maintenance diet. Other readers who want this inue diet If 70U'te 6$ years old and can send 75 cents with a long, very sedentary and are a 120 stamped, self-addressed pound female at 5 foot 3? envelope for ft. Send your DEAR READER — No, I ° deM you've missed a thing request newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, 'Ution, Now York, There's a buic law of nature that just doeen't change any NY 100011 It's contains all the calcium that in the east And going down in your body needs old good thie West chainges. 7ut in an uality protein. law Of conservation of energy If you're losing more weight which states the ener' can than you should with neither be created nor destroya Cailories am best program (it's about 1300 caloria) energy. They can be tra Ott a HBO MOVIE "The - either to !o.e weight Or 65 CEh Cable EVENING 600 . Lamb r',, I picture (comp, — '&' JI _______ ki I think anyone to be on less thana I not uncommon for women to r%lories a day should be have to cut back to 800, 600 or medical supirvixion. it is even 400 calories in order to 51 Mythical herb 28 129 C __________________ TONIGHT'S I rodobesewornIDneedtoea2 L 1000 calories or lees a day to F lose She lao says it has Patriarch land (metric) 55 Medical = 23 , IT Energy a woman ft t doctor and she claims th at "eused"ortietsal w 46 C Caustic 5tanc1 46 Praises Thursday, Dec. 6, Evening Hersti, Sanford, Ft. - == 15 ZT' Conved 1200 calories a 1' s to l weightbarring a few food faddlds who ppoae calories or Now rve ad an excerpt 44 Wild ox 27 P4OWbOrn 4 Refreshing infant beverage 28 8 Prepare for 29 37 State (Fr.) by Art Sansom I - lose. She goes on to say that that severe low thyroid function can cause a person's wd.) she's afraid the day th e daily calorie requirement to balanced 1200 calorie decrease. But th Water-proof 56 Actress war ese relatively Bancr oft covering reducing diet is over for 6 Explorer uncommon medical proems Vascci da 30 Child's toy 57 Without (Fr.), chronically overweight 59 Big monkey am not the cause 01 the 32 Wagon woman. 7 Nsbrask.city 33Letitstand 61 Fasten obesft I:= flee torne thatanyone In oursoclet neeft I'm sending you Thie Health Po I calories a day might med lAtter number 4-7i Wei& 13 14 some thyroid hormone. is IAWm Diet. You can use this as a guide for a balanced diet, 17 time 38 Taverns THE BORN LOSER Body Must clasacslwualwa)ra told that 21 Electrical unit 50 Rolls out 2 Hawaiian town goddess 35 Va t period of 3 OF-T- Your ."v S stand off 36 Snoozes Mozambique 3g 9 Greek 41 Seedless philosopher raisin Wireless 2 BEETLE BAILEY III Jo $1 NNINAI OMAN NANY NO LI 20 C of 1 Liu J$I I' lu IF I Is Beverage : 18 Jens Austen I___ • -, _____ HITbI s 0 M N I A N * us £ son villain 54 tar 8 Postic foot state 12 Buddhism 58 Cord-and. tj d - * iise ciii L.ggsi 7-•--) VWPI - . ThIS after VS ui IIJ — -- - - "1 PocIog now lncludw: iWO.$*lOs 3 5i7's ___ DIAl ft* It WIN VOL . . um wm om iw w lSwoNsIsond4.CoIo,polkoatCho,mj ftwift ali- PON am : 1A . 018 ~laiwi 'tf 111 lU N 111 .. gamma . --, -- . • . ,- ..-- -. - bho any Md D(C(MSU TUft. WED THURS UT ...------------5 Z. ''ijh r_-' :_ - -.. '-- .-' 14 - — i. - __ ______ '__It - %fW1 -- •-4' ''v - -. �- '. . . -. - - V - - . - - - - - - - - - • ' ----- - -- --- - - - I • - - S S S ..... ,' S S "-.5.--- .....S.. 4! -i vssln. HetiM. $anfsrd I. T1wnay, Dec., 17 jd1iiIi I Legal Notice L.qi Notice _____________ 41-4biIsS - CLASSIFIED ADS TYPIST-Capoble of m. at 4, CFR 1121. Persons desiring IN THE CIRCUIT COURT POE oi1Mnd dnWable. P00nlfo ____ p•es. Ret Wed military information concerning financial SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA or retired civilian prskrrid. NOTICE OF INTENT TO assistance for the continued PROBATE DIVISION United Solvents._323.11o.! .._. operation or acquisition of the Pile Number 444.cP ABANDON A LINE involved line should contact the IN RE: ESTATE OF RAILROAD Synhlcoildeal.rsn.eddd. No Seaboard Coast Line Railroid CommIssion's Rail Services VETA BENJAMIN SAUNDERS IIMT00 es eceary. 322.0111 Company hefeby gives notice that Pianhq Office. The carriers Deceased for info. CS. representative to whom inquiries NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION on or about December 12. 1C7,, 1 ti TO ALL PERSONS HAVING intends to file with the Interstate may be made is: Furniture 3csecvtivefimes . . .3k 1 NRa Pleill W. McArthur, Jr., CLAIMS Must Be Experienced ON Commerce Commission, DEMANDS W. Garnet? White Esquire 0:00 AM. S:30 P.M. lcsRNCVttVItlfnes.....3k a hits p373.53fl Washington, D.C. 20423, an ap. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Reg. Real Estate Broker Anlstont General Attorney MONDAY Niru FRIDAY AND ALL OTHER PERSONS SEIGLER REALTY piication for a certIficate of public JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. Worker needed for cabinet Seaboard Coast LIne Railroad INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: SATURDAY C.Noon convenience and necessity per. 3 Lines Minimum _____________________________ 107W. Commercial BROKER Company manufacturing shop. Must YOU ARE mitting the abandonment of a HERESY Phone 322.7151 • Sanford 300 Waler Street hakiedgeof tools. Apply 243t S. MyrtleAve. ____________________ portion of. line of railroad NOTIFIED that the ad. Jacksonville, Florida 32202 Gentry Manuf. Co. Bldg. 3, minIstration of the estate of Vet. as the Beck Hammock Lanford Orlando 3 BR. IS turn., gas heat, ww Sanford Airport.0 a.m..3 p.m. A copy of the application will be Benjamin Saunders, deceased, 3210440 3271377 carp. & inside utility rm. Good Aloma Subdivision, extending available for public inspection on File Numbo.' 7C4$4.cP, is pending M.F. __________________________ terms i. priced at only $24.tSO. from Railroad Mllpost AUA 770.0 or after December 11. 1C7, at the in the Circuit court for Seminole AVON near S&EAUA Junction, to Seaboard Coast Line Freight County, Florida, Prosat. Division, Milepost 773.t3Florida, of FIGHT INFLATION Older 2 story 3 BR. 1½B, FP I WHY BUY? Hammock, Florida, a distance of Agency at Sanford, Florida, 0:00 the address of which is County ___________________________________________ Sell Avon. mdliii VOu? earning newly renovated. Ready to Beat thos. high interest rates AM. to 3:00 P.M., Monday Courthouse, Sanford, FL 32771. _____________________________________________ power. For details. call. move into. Call to see. 53L000. 3.C3 miles. Seminole County, REMODEL Florida. Theinline for which the through Friday. The carrier shall The personal representative of the _________________________ 1S4111170tM43WP Call Roger SmIth 327.2t14or abandonment application will be furnish a copy of the application to estate is Shirley A. Roberts __________________________ ,mh1, FREE ESTIMATES filed includes the nonagency en' interested person proposing to Benpamin whose address is P.O. OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 9-Good Ttin to Eat For a career in Real Estate call _______________________ siatlonsof Sipes, Florida, which is file a written comment or petition Box 101, Christmas. FL 32700. The Stemper Agency, Wm. LL FLORIDA REALTY located at Railroad Milepost AUA to investigate, upon request, Stemper, name and address of the personal __________________________ Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, kNowlEs *i*lyy INC___.. 772, Chaco, Florida, Milepost AUA PubliSh November 22, 2 and representatives attorney are set 322.41 SANFORD REALTOR oranges. Picked to order. Will REALTOR Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A 772.5, and Beck Hammock, DCember. me forth below. 2344 S. French Ave. mix. Crumley 322.0201. WAREHOUSE e" Dating Service. All Florida.MilepQstAUAf73.C,aIIof DEP.3 All Persons having claims or 3fl0231,3n.37n,fl2.Q77, Perrn full time work avail, for _____________________________ J Zoned For Business ages. P.O. Box 071, Clear. which are served by the agency demands against tM estate are UPICK Green Beans individual with prior exp. in Run your own business from water, Fl. 33310. station at Sanford, Florida. required, WITHIN THREE 54.50 per bushel Little want ads bring big, big, FICTITIOUS NAME iceiving, stocking inventory, this comfortable 2 BR, 2 Ba The reason for the proposed MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF SR46&CameronAve. results. Just try one. 3fl.31I or I picking orders. Chauffmars' home on 2 1g. lots w.iots of abandonment is to eliminate an Noticeishereby given that lam THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF 131CCf3 S-Lost & Found _______________________________ lIc. desired. Call Jo Anderson, trees I it is already fenced. _________________________ unprofitable lineandtorelleyethe engaged in business at 1tll South THIS NOTICE, to file with the -. Naveloranges, you pick, Holiday House Corp., (C04) railroadofthemainteflaflceof that French Ave., Sanford, Fla., clerk of the above court a written wepick. $3.30 bushel Office. flS . 421.301S I M.F to. apos. Lost Whlte,maleShepbard. tine. Additionally, abandonment Seminole County. Florida, under statementofanyclaimo 3220312 ( After Maw's . 323.4400 the fictitious name of K INGS OF they may have. Each claIm must Vicinity Hwy. 14. Reward. will enable ICL to use rail __________________________ 32303 otherreiatedmaterials.wbichwlll HAIR STYLING SALONS OF be inwritlng and must indicatethe Pms Operators & Assemblers. ______________________ n-Instructêo,n be released, elsewPere. AMERICA and that I intend to basis for the claim, the name ___________________________ Exp. helpful. $3.13 hr. to start. 4 pct. interest to Qualified LOST: Ladies yellow gold watch -. This iine•of railroad has ap. register said name with the Clerk addressofthecreditor or hIs genf Apply in person at 3300 S. buyers. New homes with wer Payless Shoes, Medco peared on the system diagram of the Circuit Court, Seminole or attorney, and the amount Orlando. monthly payments under $230. MERRY CHRISTMAS Drugs or K.Mart. Reward, ____________________________ map in Category 1 edo. 1121.20 County, Florida in accordance claimed. If the claim is of yet Low down p.yments. 322.2217. sentimenta'. value. 322.2040. (b) (1)) since January 14, 17C, as with the provisions of the Fic. due, the date when m, 1Il beCOOI, Creative Expressions 322.7013 -1.oars titious Name Statutes, ToWit:. segment 1.FLII. be stated, If the claim is _____________________________ _________-- - S ACR ES executive farm. STENSTROFV1 The interest of railroad em. Section S43.0t Florida Statutes contingent or uniiquidat,d, the I -Eating PISCeS 2-SpecIaI Notices irrigation, landscaped, work ploys will not be affected, 1S7. nature of the uncertainty shall be -- _- ---- --- _________________________ REALTY - REALTORS NOR KAP CORP. ? NEED CASH? shop & 3 BR, 3B. WpOOi. however, SCL Is agreeable to stated. If the claim is secured, the ' aIfast now being served t Norman J. Session Jr. Christmas bazaar to be held. protection by The Oregon security shall be described, The BEAUTIFUL I 3 BR, lB hOffll on Mckinney's Lounge & Vice president, 4 ACRE investor special, - UseYowHomass,C,,,.l,y Good Shepherd Lutheran Line Condillons, Oregon Short claimant shall deliver sufficient 1g. landscaped lot in Restaurant, Sanford Ave. CaIlUsporTerma . beautiful oaks, workshop, Publish: November 22. 21 Church (near Penney's) Dec.7 Line P. Co..Abandonm.nt, DeC*m I copies of the claim to the cleft to pinecrest CH.A, carp., Fla. from 4a.m..12 noon. Food also Tower Financial Srv. 4. 13. 1C7C. quest cottage, 2 BR, 28, comp. & , p.5. Baked goods & fOod Gosiien, 340 iCC em mmeni. enable the clerk to mail one copy rm., eat.in kit., patio & morel served on disco nights. - . 1400.241.sese with barn. Any interested person, In DEPC1 to each personal representative. ___________________________ BPP WARRANTED. Just . response to this notice, is tt All Persons interested In the 18 -Help Wanted 542.500. 3ACREwithlakefrcntage, trees 4 N0 BROKERAGE 9-Good Ttn to Eat to take either of the following estate to whom a copy of this ______________________ LEGAL NOTICE I 35R, lB. actions: Notice of Administration has been FEES - . SUPER CONDOI 2 BR, 1"tB RN, SI & 4.12, full & part time. The Seminole County Board FOL SAtE mailed are required, WITHIN Apply in person Sanford Nursing ----townhouse in downtown 1. File with the Interstate County Commissioners as Prime THREE MONTHS FROM THE Grapefruit, Oranges, H, Ernest Mo5 4. Convalescent Center, CS0 Sanfordl CH.A. w.w carp., Commerce CommIssion written Sponsor for Comprehensive DATE OF 29-Roomj comments containing: Tangerines & Lemons. N. U. Melionvilie. DR, eqpt. ut.in kit., porch & Employment and Training Act PUBLICATION THE FIRST a 1e. hAL ITATE Irabar Hvtthlson 333.4001. THIS lots morel BPP WARRANT. (a) Exact name and address (CETA) fund5 in Seminole County NOTICE, to file anyOF objections Saleslady, exp. in ladies' ready. ICON.1142, Causlbsrry Fl. of the commenting party; Sanford Gracious liviRs. Reas. ED. Only $37,300. announces its intent to modify the they may have that thallege the towear, apply in pet-son only. $344111 Eve. 001.3141 w.sly&manthIyra,usilitii (bi Brief statement of Interest Master Plan and Titles II B, II 0, _____________________ No phone calls, Ro.Jay, 11$ E. legal Notice in the abandonment proceeding, iv YETP, iv YCCIP and VI of the validity of the decedent's will, the ______________________ CHARMINGI 1BR, lB mobile 1st St., Sanford. _______________________________ . .k 041.7002. 3 BR. 3 B, 15' x 30' OOi, green, Qualificationsor ofthe the venue personal (ci Specific statement of fiscal year ICIO Annual Plan, representative, or home inl2OaksCampgroundl CITYOPLAKIMANY, ______ house, beaut. landscaping and positionandlummaryofevidence Grant Number I2-001I0PP. The iurMictionofthecourt, Beautiful treeshaded lot, CH. 1t11*WsUnlurnIshId FLORIDA You can have a pleasant and 30APS, many extras. Reduced to with regard to any or all of the purpose of the modification is to A,eat.Inkit.,Fla.rm,,porch& ALL NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING profitabl, career selling following: $32,110. CLAIMS DEMANDS, AND morel BPP WARRANTED. A adjust to budgets and of program d WILL OBJECTIONS NOT BANNED SO FILED TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERNi custommade lubrIcants to (1) Intent to offer financial tivities new levels funding. BE FOREVER . Pool, Adults buy for $1300. YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE industrial, commercial and assistance, Fenced 3 BR, I B, Obi. lot. This onLakeAds, Just So. of A1r.i' The complete modification can farm accounts in your area. Dote of tie,offirst publIcatIon of - NOTICE that the City Council of one has privacy in town I Only SIvd.on 1742 (21 Environmental impact; be reviewed in Ih. Planning Unit this Notice Administration: Sanford c., COUNTRY LIVIN't 3 BR, 18 the City of Lake Mary, Florida, impact on rural $3tCOO. .l of the Manpower Division, 101 333.1470 MarinerI Village. mobile home in Geneva on 1.0 will hold public hearings on the Previous sales experience November 2, 1C7C. community development, not East FIrst Street, Sanford, Florida _____________________________ acresl Lg. OR, carp., fenced, l0thdayof December, IC7C required. Knowledge of SuitabilIty of the ShirleyA. Benjamin and the 3 BR, 1½ B brick home with 14' X uestmons and comments can owner will hold mortgage with As Personal Neprelentatlyeof the 'd day of January, iseo. at 7:30 equipment and mechanical properties for other public pur. be directed to that unit 31-Artmsnts Furnished IO'scr. porch. Split BRswitha Monday low downi Just $20,000. P.M. at the City Hall, City of Lake background helpful. poses; and _____________________________ 12' x 12' bldg. in back for througti Friday, S:3OtoS:00, at 323. Estate of Vita Benjamin Saunders Mary, Florida, to consider an Recommended provisions 4330, estt. 213. $3l,C00. eased Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. Ordinance entitled: In our company paid training ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL for protection of the interests of Publish Oecem- 4, 1C79 town, very clean & roomy. See Sanford's Sales Leader employees. ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY REPRESENTATIVE: program, we teach you sales. 3 BR, 1 B.Country living on 4/ Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto DEQ.2 manship OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA IM. John M. McCormick Written comments will be and product appiica. acres with 330' lakefront. Also Ave. tion. You will learn sales considered by the Commission In P.O. Box 3333, Orlando, FL 32002 POSINQA FEE UPON PROPER. iSP. 1 Bguestcottage,Ailfor __________________ FICTITIOUS NAME 3222420 Telephone: 305.143.S4ap. techniques used by Hydrotex TY OWNERS WHOSE PROPER. 1,2,000. 1 Sedroomgarageap.rfmen, all proceedings in developing pdoticeisherebygiventhatlam Publish: November , and TIES DIRECTLY BENEFIT conditions and in determining salesmenwhoregulariyar.ln AdultsOnly,rdop,ts ANYTIME thi top income bracket each whether to conduct an In. .ngaqedinbusinessatvarlousflea oec.ra, rn FROM IMPROVED FIRE LINES 2 BR, I B, zoned commercial, 2.3i47 Seminole County, DEP.10S in markets vestigation on its own WITHIN THE CITY, year. ovio. good bc. heavy traffic area. Multiple Listing Service th. event an Investigation is Florida, under the fictitIOus name INO THE BASIC FORMULA FOR $33,400, -Houws Wurnishsd conducted, then the commenting oIi4IHSALESandthat I intendto SAID FEE; FORECLOSURE OF No investment or overnight _________________________ 2565 party may participate in the register said name with the Clerk SAID LIEN AND ATTORNEY'S travel required. of the Circuit Court, Seminole ______________________ 2 BR, iS, w.w carp., AC, W.D, FEES AND COSTS UPON FORE. pr.cWdln as its interest may County, Florida in accordance appear fuliyeq.klt., turn., adults,$330 Tell us about yourself and your CLOSURE; PROVIDING FOR 2. PIle with the interstate with the provIsions of the Fic. ' + sic. dip., 1st & last, 333. THE SPECIFIC USE OF FUNDS experience. Do include your Branch Office 323.2222 0217. Commerc* CommIssion a petition titious Name Statutes. To.Wit: TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: COLLECTED. HEREUNDER telephone number. Write REALTORS Section 040.00 Fiarida Statutes ____ ____ today to John Tanguay v *vi. itotics is Iwr*y ;ven mat the AND PLACING A TIME LIMIT 3 BR, Pam. f-rn., CH.A carp .,$banasnment be Nt. JC 13235 P.O. Box 47043 -, vnderslgoel pursvön$ to g. UPON THE USE OP FUNDS COt.. Ste. Harold M. O1on eqpf, g lon;• yd., $311 tigitsd LECTED, SEVERABILITY AND Dallas, Texas 75217. "Fictitious Name Statuti,' plus dip. 323440$. ,The pet ion to investigate ,Ii Publish: November 21, ____________________ 114.N, Fiorida 5fghjfo, EFFECTIVE DATE. Docimber4, 13,30, iCfl. be In tfie form a verlf WillregtstsrwithffieCisrkØfthe ThePub(iChlaringsshallb.held 31R 1½B,g$rage,$cpoq'th,C. statement, and at minimum, DEPth BENCHTECH& Circuit Court, in and for SamIl,ole at the City Hall on the 2Rh day of KU, w.w carpet, fenced yt contain: cty, Florida, upon receipt of December, 1C1C and the d of . OUTSIDE TECH 3374314 FICTITIOUS NAME Identification of petitioner, proof of me p Wicatien of this January, liii, ii 7:30 P.M.. Of' as Top pay for Qualif led persoiwsel. including its name, address, Noticeishereby given that lam notice,thefiditiousnome,fo.w:. seonthereafteraspossibl.,At that ares, ne*Iy remedetad. .piyatWestgateyV in Four bsiness; engaged in business at Cl Tollgate ACTION SPORTS time, interested parties fOr and 3 5 home, Ii. DL LN,PR, Townes Sbolng Center. Ask Statement at petitioner's Trail (4. corn.r Hwy. 431) P.0, i,gage against the above Ordinance shall which we with fireplace. Utib, rm. plus for Jerry. 775410$. Interest in the abandonment SesflI,ahse Palm Plaza Shopping in be heard. Said hearings may be at WOldid lot. $325 plus SOC. No proceeding, whether petitioner Coidir, Apoplia 33703, kms Road, LOIISWO4, Florida .pats. 373.1074. continued from time to time until SECRETARY BOOKKEEP. iilesffii involved services and If I? County, Florida, under the tic. That the corporation lath-sated final action is taken by the City uMoving business to does not, Information with respect titious name Of "HALT In said busineis Iltti.pilsi IS as Council. Sanford with permanent to this eroup or publIc interest it ASSAULT," and that I lfltefid IteJiLI IHllSVSrMld$ Sssufv Iba' follows: This Notice shall be published posltlØfl open In 1 gIrl office. ____________________ ____________________ ___________________ glster said name with the Cleft T & A SPORTS, INC. _ (I) t11155 at least fIfteen (15) Call after 4 p.m. for op. (ci Specific reason for of the Circuit Cowl, SomioW TOWER lUAU ?Y$A1.ON BY: S. Thomas c de prior tothe date of adoption s, ,,, 2 1L1½ SMubIieHsme CUSTOM HOMES BUILT pointment. 333.1440. requesting Iii. instItution of an County, Florida in accordance Prosidont *m,Iy Hsrriefrs Beauty NOOk of _________________ kitclsun equipped. 3334111 PEMOD(LINO& REPAIR Investigation, Inciudii, in. with the previsions of the Plc. . -_51,1. let It., 33W43 DATED: Deiqnbii 4, lC7 DATED this 13th day of $.. SAL 1ST WANTED: Specialty cook. Must fennation wIth respect to titloul Name $11u1, To.Wit: November, l7C at Winter Park, ____________________ CITY OF LAKE MARY, beabletoprepare,cut, season, parnlanars reliance on the in. Section 041.00 Florida Statutes Orange County, FlOf'Idi. HWLW FLORIDA volvodsirvice, wIlti allegations of lCl, and cook meats poultry, By CONNIE MAJOR Publish November 11,22, • 41-4Iises tact supported by an affidavit of leg. Gladys West CARPENTER CONTRACTOR sea, vegetables, all types •._________________ ABC CiWlIe. Patios. driveways FNEIEST. CITY CLERK ,, psisanpf knuwisige of the face; Pblith December 4,13,30,37, ooi, and olIver -323442C , ajj Publish December 4, 1420 . Quality work, no lab --. (I) Any rebuttal of In. DEQ14 foodstuff according t. the DEO1S .. BoiidtoIt_oworyows. small. 100.1114. formalIsm or material submittal Hunan cuisine for con. FNA.VA.FHAIISIJII by applicant, and swnptlon in the Restaurant. mc'fl Ce) Request for oral hearing Salary: $237 for 10 hour wash, NATIONAL FLOOD INSURANCE PIOSRAM. M. UnswTh ROOlty aw reasons therehe-, If ssNg, plus two meats a day. Es. PrspssWFIoulUIe,aghsmOepersslsafls,s . MIINrZIRrlLI -. .Wun receipt of a Petitiom to AGENCY: PoduaI Insurance Administration, FEMA. perience required mInimum 2 r. Custom draperies. bedspreads I Nowir repair. ioay _____igeto, the Commhafem shell ACTION: Proposed Rule. mew years. Call $304444. ______ ____ sIarnlNie this lideW it fbi in. SUMMARY: 1res MI. 30 yrs. isp. 137.7100. Growth opportunity in this area . REALTOR . .s , wsIIgIIisp Is Is instituted, Tush Technical iitlevmition or commoids are solicited on fbi pr::W base (III.year) flood elevations listed to distribute nationally known parties fIling petitIons t In. below for Wuectod locations in the notion. These base (IIO.yssr) flood elevations are the basis for the flood products. Training providod, _________________ wetigets should be propalel so plain managament measures that me community Is required telthor adopt or show evidence of being already __________________ fir __________________ participate actIvely in either oral in ethoct in order Is qualify or remain qualified for participation In me National Flood Insurance Program tenor a exterior ts original. SMALL COUNTRY HOME hsai'lngs or via the sulmlsolon of (NP1P). ________________ 333.4tH onady leO 11141*15*, ii, CL additional material in the term of DATES: PrØmo Home Repairs. Bloc. . aside TI.C. 135,100. Cell Jeycs trical, plumbing, carpsatry, verified statements._Parties'_ThoperIodIercornmntwIlIbsnInety(N)daysfoIngffiesejplo,ioffbj,ugruieina . * * * * * * * * - Offer hf's. 3314300. PointIng. 332.i siekin inisimatismcarnim cwwaur it local circutafisa in community. No filing ii petitions ruler ADDRESSES: EMPLOYER IeICFI11IIJI . , . . Petitions to investigOfe and POP FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: '. - •'. -. . . ______ ______ WAYS WE CAN - LI$mIslLaluiaupkIg wviffen comments should indicate Mr. Richard Krlmm .. is. grSLk dosigmailen No. NatIonal Plaid Insurance Program _____________ HELP EACH OTHER _________ *8.04 (Sub Ne. SIP), lid should (*)110.INi st TOIl Froe Lkw (005)4311072 be filed with the Interstate . (lnAIa$$Iaand$awallCall Toll Froe(NS) 4341* 1. We have applicants. ______ _____ Commerce CommissIon, bwaIl, Celiligs, and Walls Ream UPS ___ FREE ESTIMATES 7327152 Washington, D.C. 10431, ne later repaired. Re.. & Comm.. lit $aveffi Street, SW 3. You have liii IsIs. thin_January to. 1*. INsiWeI Washington, D.C. st Eeml I Additions. ________________ , . Thi RODI Estate Agency parsons may file sillier a wr*en SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: C00l.uPser 0011134 3 lsWsaswhi __________________ - .. comment or a petition Is in. Ic.. RISPIN . ants Fal Insurance AdfRinlShrsSg, gives netico 50*0 ru,w deOa1mlnpftupi it bs (*yesr) flood • 34W. 1. French ($743) lasdiui vsatigets with thiS ComMIssion Is elevations tsr illaded locations in *Smit*0. In liNt-disco wish Moths of pfo$ Ifotthem, Is you. , 1 . . .!ed & NØ Iscu4 a patty N . thiS Olin. Act 50*101 (Pub. L. 42.3340.17 Slat, NI whIsk .d Jlin I303*e Naiwsi Plead Insurance Act it INS 4. You beep sir busIns er dominant - Pricuudiui A it (Tilts XIII it the Ilousbig and Whim DoiJIIUJninIAdit 5* (Pub. 5,. Ø.). a u.s.c *5.41* and 44 CPN fianca____ MIsC. ... sporing by .uppiytog sos wish Slob Pitishll. limes U 414 (a))' -, . , yetir emplepes , wiNlen ammept shaM Is served .,evsiiais, sa.*.r with me used pt.inmmesn masuuus requiru j sewn. as it me' . . MULTIPLE LI$TlNo.R1M,To* 551' betsg my customers $ __________________ 151n 155 Iate it the. prigrom r.gwhauem, N, *l minimum that VS riIrW. They WISIJIs * Si 41..IL 11$ IS in Ohs Cliii. LIt yew have a mud oath we I we S,5,. If 15I55$ Salter way I (helM W. *AiIsur. Jr.. enmity meat otlanse any ssussIng ordinances * ore rswrtngew to their lioN piois mwmo.d Islip N $1551 k IodIII h. Ml! with be happy to foSSIlS N. 'OLD FISH IBTATS tIDNId C** I.toP requirameshi. TM cIaMy may ii any tiemesact *ldar rsuslnmu* on he or pursuant so policies - -• . - - up' Si rn.$v 11100W SeW ••f' 54flI Csmus* Ave. W*r establIshed SpaiN, Padir $555. or fl55uuiI eWitlas. ThiN pr tEll ehSii5lhi illS ah N well Is e Sweet, Jtbuoiivllli, PistIlS cahcwlits Its WPVSPII50S flood . WI SILIEVI IF . / aspAmyIN. oIPrstRIwm russ for mow their ce aid for the 1555). Ps*0 to cenuas or NoNitel. I uoi will .dsty SOMEONE HA$AN I ei tosur mcs esn*ino*ulidinps oN** uurijtL a C. med50 . . hems. polilhsas, '551s1* sass Is to *0. lNVI$TMT ' -. . Used aiai5*0srIs$lc$edleqgt55srg hemita yenNed atMr1LJi 550 LI. IL _________________ . - IN THEIR FUTURE liii wish the C.m -Nm- as - rtIJIUI.SeSaAhepss,, '15*15* . . '..'."' , ' THSYWM,LOO* EelSSiPAInIIN&PIPOP• 't'7j er*stjInu.rvNuIsiS,apd I . . . SETTIEJOS. qilidsetlal I Cpiunirclal -Ne ShjNSS SenualatloW NW, IU001IIIII :' ____ ____ - C*3I85* Ispuierir (limabasi uns... * MttleS.lid,pstitiesaus. !ls -. ___ .-' .' ___ . ' . ____ IN iN g !ew -'SM ClIy.TewaCoeaiy - . -, (9. . es usseujit, ,.., ssmmsli all repiNe . 9 Fii&. AN *0th Odarealeed 55N155MNwlth*SCommleslm ___ ____ ___ .______________ . i' . Llcea* 32J.557 Inow Cliv Din. 'hat silmem it eisa Clip gi sijii.i& . Fio,. I4Jliir wes. urtausa . SEABOARD COAST LINE Seminole Orlondo - Wint Pork 322-2611 83-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES HOURS Q 101111,1 (j OCrZTT IIALTY 3229283 DEADLINES Noon The Do4y Before Publicotion Sunday - Noon Friday. ', - 41-Houses -----------------,------- - JUNE 321-0739 REALTOR MU rn-ssts 1n3U.ns NOQUALIFYiNG-3 BR home New Central HIA I carpet. Owner will finance substantial dwn. 533,000. 3222207. STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD NOW. Call 322•2611 or $31 C113. INVESTOR I This won't last long, Nice 1 BR, IS home on fenced lot. $13,000. 56.000 dwn, owner carry. w It's like pennies from heaven when you sell "Don't Needs" with a want ad. LARGE CORNER LOT enhances this 3 Bdrm, 1½ Bath ome separate dining room, Ot.in kitchen, range. ref., disposal, carpet, control heat I air, inside utility room, orange I grapefruit trees, ATTRACTIVE FINANCiNG, 1 yr. warranty, 530.110. • INVESTOR I 2 BR, lB home, good cord., FR, fenced yd. nice location, inc. BR garageapt. Liveinhoussl rent apt or rent both. Only $30,000. WEKIVA FALLS New 1 BR, lB travel trailer at beautiful Wekiva Falls. Perfect for Winter retreat. $13,000. Owner finance w½ dwn, SUPREME CARE HAS BEEN TAKEN WITH THIS-split bedroom plan featured in this gorgeous, neat home, con venient location, quiet area, 2 Berm, 2 Baths, 1 yr. warranty, $42,300. SUNLAND ESTATES-3 Berm, 1 Bath, fireplace, family room, large lot, air conditioner, some carpet, fence, range, ref. $36,000. NEAR S POINTS- 2 Berm, 1 Bath home, large lot, quiet area, lovely home for the economy minded, close to S4nford and to Longwood, $32,700. EXECUTIVE HOME-DeBARY 4 Bdrm, 3 Baths, foyer, large closets, patio, double garage, fence, lovely landscaping, 1 yr. warranty, $öt.S00. STEMPER AGENCY SLIM BUDGETS ARE' BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD COLUMNS. -- -- W - - Deltona by owner. Dream ph in 2nd area on Lake Felt Total dec. home. 3 BR. DR. eat.in kit., paneled Fa rm.,SunkenLR,sc patio, C gar., CH-A, intercom, I' assumable. 569.00O. 571 21 CMII. W W W W ww U U - Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot os our lot Y Enterprise, In.-. Medel Inc., Realtor 641 3013 42-APcbjle Homes _____ _____________________ OSTEEN S wilderness acres. Enioy nature. Only $13,000, good terms. 47-Real ARE YOU INTERESTED? 70 acres lake front We buy your equity, close in 24 hrs AWARD REALTY, INC. n 2500 _.____.&_ Afj1J.jsr.-q 7p(r_5 ST. JOHNS lIVERS hsdrsoms, 3 balI. sawn., pool. $ ftrsØcss, boot dedi. fish patti Itt Ismity rsom Is nut 5. Ito miser $5.1. Ilobaird court. If pie11,10k we're bIndIng, cams sss. - - - _. . - . IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuva new car, see today's Classified ads for best buys. ____ _____ ___ _____ - Nit ' ,'. (1opt$,isk) ".' *0 event a 1tSi to.to. ' ' igW0INt-edNtlJ..Ljse ''... ' .- .. ___ iNs md5*ahlmI1*.' . . . SS5dl i$(PW ', . .. . :',., F:..èL '. ',_.., ' ..t JIi$IJNW ' #' . IS - i l l a - ' _____ - .- . . . . ...." !4n '>. . V. - / . '". 5 to me Mu*'.r5,OSf :. ___ ,,-..,'.... . _________ ___ . ___ 1*S __ . .. -. . *;1I? . ..'. ' . - .. • . , ___ -. - . . . - , p ,. ', - .5* iNk _ . . - . s sr'it 55*. Pmmsfl-j. 55. an 4-' • r, M IONNY" ______ N,.. . ______ _____________________________ ., ________ _____ yes. e ______________ ., óYLLwsLIS .. .• -1 pnrj jiLs IL S t buN. SyeL.ep.j"L..*' s.'. ___ _____ .JLJSI.$301 ______________ '. RMLTY WORLD : ThtaA!NpES 17 . -. :: ' ." : '' _ , I. wi A,.. -' Used lull site hotelmofel bidS dløg. Very clean. S11.95ea. pc. Nail's Sanlird Furniture lalvage, 17-fl, So. of lanlord. 3324721. ' UN IlAlTos *s.*g - PURNITURITNi$G1 Sup I Sill Now$UssdPwsltw'p sill.SiploriAve, --I' , sd _ tIHIU R*ia Rips AMAIIA I? cliff. Sod originpify 0411, now $346 or UI 335431i. , ________________ __________ _iNIubUMmi NStloI ____N r N.. v UstYow Büjk . •- JU$T UN aid sr wIN toN ms'sgs. Na 1*SiSIS 5.lty U*IPNI$ I*ssm. I bs*.' _______________ ______________ ' ' . : cu.n 001$ DIITUSCb 555. .. •.q _.........., S ye ..e.. .,a t.w e 1 ' •. - - .1 . . •' .. ,.,. . . ''Ja.1 .-. usssm . . ,• -- . ............... . . $1 9Qc - - HWy - Longwood. FOAHIM 0 GI MR. T'S FASHIONS Fine Clothing for men 76)1 S. French 373616$ ________________________ CHILDREN Carport Sale: 3906 Old Orlando Rd. Fri. & Sat. 9-5:30. Antiques & depression glass, "Nothing" necklace, gold filled Gay colors delight the child., in l4carat gold Christmas Slippers, we Gwaltney Jewelers 204 S._Parke I suggest KNIGHTS, 700 E. 1st Downtown Boots for your man ______________ Dingo& Cowboy Boots tool Thrill themw,thboots 55-Boats &Accesso,'jes Dingo& Cowboy Bootsby Acme KNIGHTS. 200 F. 1st, Downtown KNIGHTS, 700 E. Is?. Downtow:s His comfort Is important ,fr ROBSON MARINE Daniel Green Slippers at 21 Hwy. $7-fl KNIGHTS, 705 E. Is, Downtown Snford, Fla. 3277$ Christmas trees, gifts, furniture I. misc. 119 Rosebriar, Longwood• (Woodlands) Fri ____________ EVERYONE S9-IisicaI Irchandise Accordion, new$730 Willsellfor$300 322,244$ ? CROWN PAWNSHOP Stereos, guitars,cameras I many other items 5$ 1904 French Ave. i PIanos & as low as SICS. Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2207 French Ave. ________________________ 3222255. Pianos, organs, guitars, amps drums. Bob Ball's Disc. Music5$ Center. 2202 French Ave. 3722253 _______ .d THE FAMILY # t MUS1C$" GIFTS J Lackey' Guitar Ctr. & Musevm. Over 100 new I used bargains. Martln.Gibson,Guild Yamaha. 2510 5. French (bik w Sambos). 323 5911, i General Electric microwaves, JI.LDIftT&TOPSOIL5$ 12 to choose from. As low at YELLOW SAND $1e. All at close out pric. Call Clark I Hirt 373 7510 iar 515 W. 1st 322-2021. . 5$ 5$ &5$ WE BUY USED FURNITURE APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 3334721. , Antiques and Modern Furniture Onepiedeorhouseful BlidgesAntiques 333-2001 2$" G.E. colorconsoles Dluxecabinets.Were$499 & $709. Now $599. Goodyear. SSS W.Ist. 3222021 Regi5ter Cocker pups for sale. Excellent Christmas gift.5$ $l2Se. 322 044) Zenith component stereo AM. FM with speakers. Was $74C, now $179. No. .1511. Goodyear. SSSW. ist. 332.2131 Beautiful light tortoise shelIM purebred pug nose Persian cat. Male, 1 yr. old. FREE to RESPONSIBLE party. 3flOI2SafterS:30 5$ WE' BUY USED FuRNlyuE; APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 1001211$, SI, 3231N. _______________ Cash 322.4132 Golf Clubs, men's Wilson *3), D. APR ICAN VIOLETS TheGreenhous, 322.t14) 2reg. shaft. 1-3-4.3 woods Evissiter4Iwefl W Irons. $123. Ladles I I 3 woods, 3 3-iC Irons & putter wbag, $10. All lIke new. 322-SiiOafterl ELL Nrys Mart, III Sanfoui Ave. Ivy I Sell, *e f5., fl-4u For Estate Commercial 4. Besi.' deMheAuiemI*praisais. Call ii's ssuase 5$ _____ FOR HER ___________________ _________________ Select Style d Warmth Daniel Green Slippers KNIGHTS. 2051.1st. Downtown - - 5$ YORK BAR$ EQUIP. Local list., call Tory Salmon san M.F alt. I. Sat. I Sun. anytime. oo voirn BODY A FAVOR PUMP 10051 -- S 'S'' . 1974 MERCURY - 1701 Palmetto, Sat. & Sun., 9 Baby clothes I turn., clothes of all sizes. o.nnys Auction 333,7140 Suy.$ili.Cansjsn 3421 $anford4vs.731.1773 ' 'S .. . 795 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION , KINMONi WAINU SirvJcs. U Machinis. OONIY APPUANcI ,'. *SAPNIMI$.... ICE WAGON $ . _;-S___ -- 555 SInger Pa Pully auto, npuLuNnk used vory shirt thee. Original $101 lii. sill or 131 mu. £1553351154, . . .• . ., . ' a . ________ IS' . ' . '-. . _ ________ _______ ___ , ' ______ I_vs ___ ,. $... . ___ ___ cL.Mn,, paNes4 she. - I. typos I.k. tuido$ , mu. . __________________________ ___ he 551' - -.....1p..,-,-toPLttsd . , a!W55.,. "L'!. .' JNSSI1* urSidi, . :. -_ $IASI DOWN AND Tll. Il My, SILL SIPOII XMAS FOR ILlS P11 ACII. MANY Tills AND PAR. .Ts*u,y CLUUD. CALL N FOR DIRICTIONI. L ____ ________ / ___ ___ .S*Is.1II&5* - _________ '. __ 1T1& C.is. 5*51*. W*I. FWNe 11015. -r V In.0 's Isollan ii Pinpoli, _________ fuein. _______ ' I 10 ACRES ,i$pa. - - . - - _____ . ____________ . ODASSYIUSCE 55SLM.U155. CMPóITWV ;,,s., IIetSIY CONCSITI FL .Win IL. I55id . _______ bum IPIEJSLI& • INS. ePmIIIs. - .' '.', ,. ..-,; __ COME$PONDINT$ : . WANTID' ____ "-"P .i- ..' sJuat __ . . . ____ Ø. 1bNo - it hiN • 1 .. ' ____ ILJIWSU,PflUiNtS_famhesen..sisM$ltpius ______ •IS1Sj I PA*T.TIV4' , ' . ..,. ___ ________ ''I.. _ ___ __ ___ ' . C1rpJuEr. Wteg, ''ii. .._LIC1S5W& 1O ****,*.t.** :_. .1 . _____ ____ li; . I ½ off of total Inventory of brani new interspr lag bidding. Thou beds are not damaged oi seconds but brand new top lint bedding sets onlyl Free lace delivery, Nell's Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 17.42, So. o SanfOrd. 3374771. Why buy used? New brand name box wrings & mattresses at 70 pd. above dealers cost. Twin, full size, queen $ king. Jenkins Furniture, 300 B. lift, St. 333ON). _________- *jitU_j' ., '. .. :" ,:' "iLPUMW1' .. ':-. .si ' ' s" . .'. .. . • ..: ' . ' . cay sin. •.'. ____ ______ pastes W' - ammanis map ______ l y't z . . 2421$. Myrtle Ave. Orlando 'Sanford 3flhSlJ ..'' 1976 CHEVROLET 80-Autos for Sale organs ' $3595 ,_,, WILSON MAIER FURNITURI BUY, SEI.L, TRADE 311311 E. First *1. 32314 BROKER .-''.r-'• CHRYSLER TAC q SId. Size Pool Table + Accessories. $350 0496779 SEIGLER REALT *EO1*11UJ1l1UJIt - , . . ' 'i": '.'. ' .'' ......................................' 4 e' Z., -. ball. p..t __ (LOCAL) *1451 ____ ____ ___ _____ ____ CMI .... . ., EMPLOYMENT sis ,. ___ . ...S' . ' . Culilihan. will' Is . ii! urIs. ' ' ,t uut*'lurSl *00001 ________ : _1IttLl *0 •t '. SSJØinL ___ _____esNoNW ___ ____ . : . . *5*eC.mmhslasitsis*jct ' an 1trintlII - W 895 Garage Sale; Sat.9a.m. Antique '4'GIFTS bed, TV ant., Wd AC, loti ANTIQUES more 915 Palmetto Ave. FOAHEA _______________ Yard & plant sale, Dec. 7 & 8, Jam Up Hair Styles I. Jeans Afgans, Christmas items, OUT OF IDEAS? Levis--Junior&Missy clothes, and misc. Ill Hayes A4 ViSit ETHEIL'S ANTIQUES I N Dr. (off 20th 5?.) mi. W. of I 4, old SR.46 al "76' Iops& Dresses 502 French Aye, Station. Paola, 372 557). Community carport sale, , carat chains, 9 5. Leisure World Park. 2', Diamond, ruby, sapphire I miles south of Deftary. 25 I emerald. Famihiesl Follow signs from Gwaltney Jewelers 201S. Park 17-97. 3 wheeled bike, tandem bike, bikes of all sites, Avon Boots for your Cowgirl I collection, antiques, clothes, Dingo I Cowboy Boots and misc FREE COFFEE I KNIGHTS, 200 E. 1st Downtown Beautiful aewelry, fabulous Misc. household ilems, clothes, *j perfumes, & cosmetics for ___________________ Sat., Dec. S• 5:30 4. every beauty need. MERLE Woodland subdivision, NORMAN 110 Park Ave GIFTS WANT TO SEE A WONDER A' WORK? Place a Classified Ad ii the Evening Herald today, CJOCUTT ____ - 1977 Garage Sale; Sat. 101. Lots of baby clothes, Tupperware £ odds & ends. 2101 Myrtle Ave. CxC Umbrella Tents ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-5791 a _____ ____ 1972 PLYMOUTH __ A'SCON Trash compactor cost $300, will sell for $50; 1g. refrig. works good $30; Homemaker sewing mach. in maple cab., like new, cost $300 will sell for $150. 323. 1123 or 323 0405. _____ _______ CAl E Carport Sale 1103 Court St. December 73.5 PITCH PINE FIREWOOD: 1 good used bicycles, clarinet in case, antique accordion, EDISON cylinder records, Hand 3. power tools, quartz watch, Phone 322.7675 (Longwood). ___________ TIank Yew. Thank You WAGON 92. I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a S public AUTO AUCTION every TOC slide projector, 2 Kodak inst cameras, lawn hum., Tuesday 4. Saturday at 7:30. it's the only one in FlorIda. You set lamp', pool accessories, ladies the reserved price. Call 104-253coats, dresses, shoes a men's 0711 fo?IIN'Thef- Oetailf slacks, shirU, shoes & misc. goodies. 1001 Grove Manor Dr. _______________________________________________________________ Fri. & Sat. 93 .5 riui• 10 ACRES, ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. $55,000. CEPTIP IEDLAWN I 1976 Mercury Monarch Fuhlyeqpt, low ml. Best otter DR. WAGON C'ht'v. truck i969, 6 cyl, w camp er,A I, 5l,l000r trade for loro cyl Station wan 322 3386, '73 Chevy 2 Ion Runs good Must sell, lirI $2,300 648 8196 lam. yd. sale, kit. items, yd. tools, linens, collectibles. 120 E Woodland off Airport Blvd. n Pinecrest. Dec. 0. 9-1. (s"-.' Sideby-Side refrigerator, $73, picnic table w2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w.mattr,ss, $25; Oak porch rockers, $35.03; metal office desk. $70. Jenkins Furniture, 305 E. 25th St. 323 ON'. 3 RESiDENTIAL LOTS NICt. LV WOODED OFF NOLAN RD. (I) AT 54,300; (2) LAKE FRONT AT $3,900. _____ - . .. ..s,, - 33 ACRES LAKE FRONT HIGH GROUND, TALL PINES, OVER $00' FRONTAGE ON MILE LONG LAKE. OSTEEN AREA, $7,500 PER ACRE, (2) 30' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7,500 TOTAL. ___ .__.__ Corner Couch & Table Two Chairs 322 0761 NICELY WOODED OVER S1Z ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. $1,300. SMT INTINlIT lATh will a VA asswmpflap e, this' 3 bo*..m.*balI'$imüV hams. Yarddswls,T,aet, -- 79-Trucks-Trailers Yard Sale, Odds & Ends 911 Maple Fri ,Sat. & Sun. 91 Ueds. Dbt. motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Auction, 1215 S. French. 373 7310 (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. 17.500 TOTAL. 00,-Ull. ____________________ - ---- GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! '-- 705W lstSt.3710995 - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 iióáor 3737710 Moving or thinking of garage sale' Lot of work? Will buy from or sell for you. iDANNY'S AUCTION SALES. also make Real Estate I Business lotios. Florida Mom I tgage investment, 1350 S I Orange Ave., Suite 204, Wln$ei Park. 6446432. I l I for Sah S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. NEEDS FILL. $10,900. TERMS AVAILABLE. 353.5354 - 78-torcycIe - 47P-s'tgagight I I I Will buy 1st 1. 2ndmortgages. Wi I $3 ACRES HEAVILY WOODED, COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE IN OSTEEN AREA. $000 PER ACRE WITH TERMS. wallpaper. Choice Of fabrics. - _____________________________ fl-Junk Cars Removed 54 -Garage Sale' Wanted Losing your home I credit? Iwi catch up back payments 4. Nj equIty. 322 0216. _________________________ MAYFAIR GOLF COURSE LOT 9O'x200' WITH A SPLENDER-OUS VIEW. $20,000. HURRY! PAINT , Estate Paved road acre for investment or building, Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. -- ____________________ ,x, -- _______ CONT. ALUM. SIDING ____ '" -- TV repo IC" Zenith. Sold orlg. 5493.75 hal. $103.16 or $17 mo. Agent 339 5356 Classified Adsaretp.Im*IIa,,h ____________________ newsy items you will find FURNITURE_..BEDDING anywhere. Whoi....l. *lI . sale Furn, 2500 Industrial Blvd., Orlando,,, g, ... , - '73 Chrysler Very good condition, 5800 323 8773 '6* Dodge Dart, Slant 6 -- 323 1734 1977 Pontiac Grandyille Loaded. ha new sticker 323 3569 'ii Dodge Aspen, 2 door, 71,000 miles, like new. Take over balance 323 2950. 1965 Doage bus. 36 passenger, new tires, runs good, looks $1,000 or best offer. 322 7781, 372 6053. 373 1173. iop Dollar Paid for iunk & cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 5990 _____________ BUYJUNKCART From $lOto 550 Call 372.1624' 327.4 BARGAIN TV'S Established plumbing supply 3. service business for sale, inc. tools, fixtures, inventory 3, real estate. Call W. Malic. :owski, REALTOR 377-79e3. REAL ESTATE Broker 290$. 17.93, Casselberry, Fl. 0344210 Eve, 562.3655 Estate _______________________________ Used Color TV's-q to sell-- your choice. ALL WORK. $99 ca Noll's Sanford Furniture salvage, Il 97, So of Sanford. 3778w. - HERB'S TV 2397 S. Sanford Ave. JUST MAKE PAYME S'6-po '75 models. Call 3399100 or $34. 4605 (Dealer) _____ Somebody is looking for your bargain Offer it today in the Classified Ads. 75.B_-Bus 53-TV- Radio.Stereo 000dused TV's, $254. U .MILLERS 2619 Orlando Dr. Ph 327 0357 46-Commercial Property Re, - FORREST OREENiF I 'PUBLIC AUCTION. •THURS, 7:00 P.M.. •FURNITIJRE. •LINENS. 'CHRISTMAS GIFTS. 'DOOR PRIZES. •DANNY'S AUCTION. 2621 Sanford Ave. 322-7040 -_______ --5.-----. II. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Agency, kic. Has The Preicdptlon For lest Ho.e Isles I LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 1793, SANFORD, FL 37771, GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. 900cattie ranch The Real - . Lake Mary corner lakeviCw 10 sewer, water & pavin, $11,300. -i 350woodsland . - Push button controls, has i.arousel, still in 'Originally $449, warranfy. assume payments of $71 mo AgenJ INC. REALTORS 130-4133 or 33C.111I eves. See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I. rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1503 Orlando Dr. 3233200 VA I FHA Finang 2 8EDROO' j CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL. VER SPRINGS, $10,90o. SEIGLER REALTY. BROKER. 321 0640. 327.1577. - MICROWAVE I CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR,377 7198 70 acres orange grove. - -- -- VAFHA.235.COn Homes Low Down Payment 72-Auch'on Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. 5109.35 used short time. Bal. $159.14 or $19.33 mo. Agent 3390336. . _ . phances 1 Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 10 paved road, 240' dee Beautiful view across CrystLake. Only vacanl lot in are a. $14,930. GENEVA. 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $37,000. lOpct.dwn. By owner 2453401,eve. 3415431 - - 43-Lots-Acreage 43-Lots-Acreage REALTOR 3221991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves, 349-3100, 3221939 -w 41-Houses ii Loch Arbor area. 2BR, lB home, CB const., Ig. rooms, end. qar., 10½ pct. financing avail. Call Chuck Best 333.353, .BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker J$40 Sapford Ave. 41-Hauls, 1 4 1 'Vr--r--. - '1 - �,-- •'• ,,, ::-, ••.-. -; '•.;'..-•; ;: ;;i-:-: - ' £ .\. • : I• 72nd Year, No. 93-Friday, December?, 1979-Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald (USPS 451.210)-Price 15 Cents Js ., it Top less Dancers Flocking To Smino ele I JS7PI CI A I Pribung Interior DOORS j '11 GAS GRILL . ;1 1 Gas grill with Finger-joint NW door. casing volcanic briquettes, a - 20 lb. gas tank, and electric motor and $125.87 . spit. . Reg. Price a Its Ilko . getting * 2'-4" . . th ratissede free whon w. c. IAàI.SV Co. you shop at Scotrys! Reg. Price (grill) ........ 9888 Reg. Price Price . 3099 3099 2'-8"..3495 I \ old-style Full warranty. No. 216. ....................... 40C Su,eiStiI Reg. Price(.achw/e) County Commissioner Sandra Glenn, who them." - Rig. Pric.(eec/ij ............ . 79 Rag. PriCi(Ii,i (ti ......... 9t -• "i!./'Lp,,, •.'. '.. • ly i TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) -Iran's foreign great!") and "Death to the worid-osthig minister said today some of the 10 U.S. American hnperlallanl" hostages will be freed shortly and others He charged the United States Is heftwill probably be tried as spies, but thing plots daily against Iran and he Is militants holding them vetoed the Idea. "expecting now bitter happenings" soon. Ayatollah Ruholish Khomeini urged The previous day Khomeini hod brokan J Iranians to cut all ties with the United his silence to attack the United States as States. abloodthrstyregime. Militant captors holding the hostages Former acting foreign mbtlM.r Abet for the 3lth day denounced thestatement It.i Bani Sadr was replaced last YFOreiInMInId.rSIdaghQOdbsadIh weekbvaa.a.chWndsv*p,dbit. as "completely IsIs." and Imlat.d none wean himself on the one aids, and of the hostages would be released mdli Khomeini SM the wllitad students on the deposed shah Is returned to Iran. the other. Some observers said today's Only hotri after his foreign minister developments appeared to be shnilar. raised hopes for a hesabllnongh In the Today's was one of 1A'5 most w'bsuy ales, Khomeini appealed to vehement auti-Amerimo apuffiat • Iranians to "rob America's moot into the dust save all economic, "Wt'y, po'k'eiss4 "Well tin withtbsUaa4,. , PARIS(UPI) - Anepbewofthe observers SMKhon,III s deposed shah of Iran wai dot and Mad DIPI hard-line statanisi* - his ascend anti- today by a meshed gunmen on a Park American attack In as many days Mialoltry sowesa and the Intransigent stand byIn11 said. students seemed to scuttle rialag hopss (a8k, no thMatle.of the csptIvsswos1d ns be released shortly. twin MW of fth Mohod R In his fldperiunil row" toth, Pahlavi. U.N. Seity Council resolution e" "It was coldbloodsd murder," a - forthsretu.so(thostag.s,Ithomekii do abootlag told denounced It ass "plot by the American The wise.s aid the allachoro shot Security Council, CIA and UVAX," the øiaflk OneS IS the heCk of lbS heid at • - - 4'4-' j -+ 1 TOWEL BAR SETS MASKING TAPE PADLOCKS Triple-plate chrome finish. Con For general industrial ______ called screw mounting brackets. and household 314" square, use. DONNI Solid brass cylinderf 4-On tumb- lers COMBINATION /zucn,o/ Palishid aluminum 1' rod with adoustable chrome flanges. + 3.TSINO.24o 7.52 Square.......22.54 Bundle 20 Ys.r Warranty lU Squats. . .... . 23.o, Bundi. stual ham., rust-pr C _ - $mmsr unci CAR7'S , OVtdfff .be Heavy duty, J 4 40 !! !.L.LLILLZLI V ag WHIELIAIIOW W 1;c TV ANTENNAS Wolf ir scoTTyl" XMI. 'tJ J 1 r'tilnl bad __________ __' 1- mopon. H . . . . . , 46k9y 4 351 ,, I • • I . • . k. • • + 3,04 . ..3,1O SHIATHINI PLYWOOD ••.•'.. . wo Management ssn,is tI ,1* qusss on sc us msrchsndis I of :sANoR.D 700 Frsncti'Aviu. rn:3234700 - ' . '. • . • . .. . . . 100 W Al W Pftw 1142 . -:-' - 1:- S • • -- • •• • . . .. .•., --. - .._._....... - --- • . - . . • . - • - - - •-'.. - _____ in - ,. -.- - -_ .-.. - . Nrald Phoft iI •' -___ ___ ___ 4'.P __ • '. was -:. + +: - +-. , -- *s. ths pu*iu + - • •' • ___ II ' + - . 14 . ++•,- . + • .1 , + - + + '- . - - -. • -, + •: ++ + ..0 + ++ e,.,..i•...;,,....... + - + + +5 •,.... ,:,-_,. 19414 0, • - + • + + + + , -+ ' + • + + SM............:...,....$I . ..,......,...,.M - ----........ . . . - . . ' ' . . - --------.--- -- .. - aware bft .enqdoy.d by any of the social Indicate her ply'k4i made several Wine agencies responsible for caring calls to BBS SM other agencies rollaro ding her health and living ce"qbthm. br lbS elderly and dabled. Medial assess say S1 ipaosi was They also "dle$e the VillUng Nurses Dayton, nursIng hems Association of Orange, O.csola ad hboft* ohilgstvry dud x-ray at an Seminole comdles knew shoed her living ..+ •: -- - WICT+N -' + a brne • only two days after he first vieltid h Qt Mrs. 21p9'u's Social Security check home, dpite claim" by BBS It would *MIINMU1haIJálNk.s(0esle') INgeCInthSIMIIUMIIS gooswlllbsrnikdto the aursimmghome lake. while loagertofidhera bet CuutyJa Ins Ig.Aec.apssyleghls ws1ete1sadsn, ad ad is Ms ceir rec4emd, said Sthudunan a IctSr of the univ dmWs nW:I& Too + + • - + + - •+ + + - '.•• 'd + 60 -• to as Im as she wants to, Seminole Deputy Sheriff Ed ScimuckSMUt.. Ones and A*KuIit, head man saidhewas very pleased that Mrs m,l*tft fte WIM of the Federation of Senior Simpson wumoved from the spaiimesl uur + '++ .1 -+ • sçiemaiai the source said. filthy ++ ' a monthly "' Security Income check, which Wilson claims quarterly Inspections of ncr-sedative, of several social service Mrs. Simpson's apartment Indicate It did agencies charp was not being used for not become venn119nfsated or until after Augit 1979 Other social 11011,1010611. Social Security office personnel service officials maintain they were not of. problem at the home mdli dediad to Identify the person receiving 1111001 _ - woman's check. They recently. would deaurthe the recipient only as not But Mrs. Simpson's medical records On .•.+.•. From Filth at _j: - safety hazard since Saturday's parade was to pass the building. A parade route map can be found on Page 2-A. DyDAVWM.RAZLER needs,a medical professional helped Herald Staff WrIter care for her in the past charged she has L week thw was living alone in a lived in Insect-Infested conditions for vermln4flh.d apa rtment, unable to care much longer than the three months infor herself. Today, she is receiving dlcated by Knight, Housing Authority dj m,j nd proper food, and living Director Tom Wilson and without the swarms of roaches who have The source, who works a Sanford shared her home for at least the past physician's office, asked not to be ye. Identified. Fr1.da Simpson, who lived for several When Mrs. Simpson first brought years In a Sanford Homing Authority to the doctor's office late In 1978, her hair apartment was moved lad Friday to an "was a nad of roaches, hundreds of di.doesd private nursing home, said them," the source said, adding the office Sally Green, Health and Rehabilitation had to be fumigated after she left. vlcu (HItS) Director for Seminole. Office records Indicate Mrs. Simpson Federal Social Security officials said left many unpaid bills, bills which the theywWbeinwal'gat'ngtheredpientof doctor ndtherhmtendso, wants thcoliect, - l Chamber of Commerce Christmas parade will not have to be rerouted. Officials Feared the walls would pose a IMoved I i' Tim NOW Paralyzed Woman ___ ••• . . .• U _ 11 '• v - -' •. In just a little more than an hour Thursday aftersoon workmen brought down the lire-weakened walk of the Factory Furniture Closeout store located at 300 East First Street in Sanford. As a result the Greater Sanford 1 1*151 shIUI dW@ of lisle stiles, . . -. • -- - • Se. lamb........ .,........1* . •" -'! .. . '.,., (!" -d -l.•_• Aft - • - - '.-. WALLS .•,_• In geIn the ist W "101110b mesy for waler d sower Wise to tise 1119 • ' s '• -' - ILIIloIS .- • - . +, AssadiheOJul .,. . T' • -. • - - TOOGv:' . • - ' hia.tr - + . _,. + dty. + . - ... - .1 •.-.. . + IUI .. '/'• - - I. ceitrmd water SM. ,..,;•'.*. ' . ' dty'.se.pnehSMved d1T 1ugttuetbo'WIN.IThis tiuld $1111197 NIIho 4_ Øjll if do, hr , dly for 1166 do UI lbs tpfti- I. purcs lbs prepelty. aprtmost of Ikaig and iNhen Meanwhile, City Attarsey Gary 1r54'zrcoxspI14..S1Ø WAY! in 1 Mh is. this lid liii biNd In ... •---"- T. W do Few ++ Prices quotd . •.' IyDONNAU?U • Hwris wnmsw Plaza Expansion OK'd. S., story, at paper work to acquits' It !a$.2 f.&al SMofstats 'anta ad k for ar',' paridads ad Ir"u saline 'fy to ISmde In the hIn 1 of water and sower Us was b by SM lab ma roads am ad ':1 the Lake Mary aty Council Thursday provide ii,join hr City nht. The rrr a the purd The city council irisidmesuly ado.d seeki momy friSi DA Ondur the • $ ieanhiIIn directed to the MM. ad W" Tvauii fad born Dspartmemt of Natural Reaenrces federal Heritage, Cosservatlia lad (DNR) loran $15,710 grai, II perneud of Bacrailos Service of the U.S Wuier the of 1ag &M of Dipei'r'. SMsad is Grad lead £u -ad Comellaas-Pat lsutbistd,- - do to the Qutal LAM leach, bd's geada Nobso pmess, aid It In pieduhr thi dip be L1 esr am by lbs city. I Ins difi- Ihecllyoeacilapprsveda ini.r In 10 pent of the I I(1110) as a seal. of the The "I lies In lb. Is lutist asas of lbs pruhiw v=:r,m . /' "-' apla g ..4.IS . u 4. '" PiincsseAshraf,*,the closi russ. Who Cbeft kaden socrot polles. - '.. , , - - - ..... ____ . 1' + x4'*S' . . . . . . . . . ... $ miles UHF. 125 miles • 120 mIss FWStsrso. No. 32.1208. ____ : - -. .• + fOtptUfHelOfel • Has 21 IlsminN - - ",'. ° + I 4et rt 'lash 2H TEASIWIISS 369 IPisc. • I Sstinorgloss tn. 22911 .1 157 * 12 No. 3 $HEIVINS snmsssd in spew fltou I , WOOD 100% continuous fNsmsi*nylon, level .Foa • • ,_.•, • ' Lake Mary Begins Hunt For $18,750 Park Grant N' s I TOUSHOIBI, ' LIZ\ Is.. uv + '. old the rrooftopsof their homes this waft shot into'his head More is.,Will do and shout "Allah-Mba,!" ("God Is scene - 'quk1dy but net rmo." 2*4*0 __ corn.. in FM/Stn. No-32-1200. !, - i + 'Place, SPRUCE STUDS was moofteo so - ffi Pmcut2x4xg2. I Ivory or bom Hail sIsrn.nterang. UHF. 100 miles VHF, 100 mliii '.' • • • •-A IYN VAUBOARD ossisswncei END ___ m. SPRUCE/PINE STUDS 2' pan.I ............... $,2 Srnhtictlrus,3cu.fthsap sdcapaclty. ' $b*l* Nil Sq.Ft. 'll%C e'*is'200 .11%C 623"2OC r pan.it.........,.. ... 5.59 K$4 Shamrok 4 me Nil Sq.Ft. 3)418" 3)4"x23' Mwe M VA VSNNON? _____ Orangeround. C231SMW. TPa - all of Chocolat&Crsam stripes inl'andl2'wldths. 4t DUPLIX RECEPTACLE ;. ;. Shah's Kin KIII.d and 1% VICUM andnamll ______ '• •;' - Savsontisadng umm + - Kfaft Sackid NNRS(AU PANELS MOO Swiss 4 os flbaiIiae panels aIsyG,ee 229 + $.TO Alo- PADLOCK No. M544. ' - ' AIPHALT sowpmmmss*w Tubular " + UEath WV41 !'rç lAdjustabli Aluminum + SHOWER ROD t Galvanized steel box with Red flag 156%"xS%"* 11%' S. . No. 1324 24" long ..... . 5.79 Rural MAIL BOX Sturdy plastIc 20 gallon can wIth Snap-lock lid. No. 7200. 3/4'x60yd.(roM 480 steel rust. 1"x6O yd. troll) ........ 991 resistant case. 2"x6O yd. troll) .......... 1,99 BDIOSOI%"width(u.),.lj 801080 114'wldth(.sJ.,2j9 DUCT.-VAN 801080 1% width Excellent adhesion to metal duct. . 3.39 work. Moo 1318 IS" long ... ... 5.29 • • .' ' Its\aI TRASH CANS KMPADLOCK LeLecinol Each S ,. ' J•I of our priorities." • •+- Hostage Release p7c 4 EsO 559 5-year Its nI)emInt was ImavI11*bIe for comment on of Iranian Students Veto Partial 1x2 SPRUCE step Handy 24" balicock. paciage of 2 Wood stool. 35ESO 0 R.g.Price(pkg.).........................1.49 STEP STOOL Replaces Your Cholc• Longer life alkaline energy cell batterles. ."C', "D" and 'M". 1.5 volts. IB"( ' ft~VFV~ rile 'I Cisil Pot LIfs' . PATIO FLOR Yellow or Beige. Alkalins BATTERIES 3199 .36.25 Mike Pinter, owner of the Club Juana, U.S. allowed. said. "You can't make that kind of money just "When you're in this kind of business," she governing topless or nude dancing. Highway 17-02 in Cawlberry, said the girls are Activities that come under criticism and were dancing." said, "you do what everyone else is doing. ften The ordinance proposed by Polk Is like the one looking for employment aftr the recent crack- banned in odw counUes include "lap dancing,to He said dancers at the Club Juana, who often they shut down something In nearby areas I'll be just adopted in Orange County, he said. Its teeth down on adult entertaiment , Orange County in which the entertainer site in the customer's perform totally nude, male OW to OW in a 1"day able to do so also." is in the risk to the club's liquor license if acand neighboring areas. "Lap dancing was desired by the clientele we tivities prohibited are carried out. lap, and "booth dancing," which refers, Polk week. Tips from customers are a major source of Meanwhile, Seminole County Sheriff Jobs E. said, "to everything that goes on in a booth behind their Income, cater to. We do what everyone else Is doing as Polk's proposals are now with County Attorney Polk is urging the county commission to enact closed clean as possible," she said. Lap dancing will be banned soon at the Fancy Nikki Clayton. Ms. Clayton has been asked to four ordinances quickly to stave off an expected Lap dancing is practiced in at lead two of Dancer, at U.S. Highway 17-92 in Fern Park, Ms. Kettering agreed that girls make more render an opinion on their enforceability. Influx of adult entertainment establishments Seminole County's three dubs. But owners of the according to owner Norma Kettering. money if they lap dance, but said she thinks She said Friday there was an anti-topless orfleeing from stricter jurladic*ions. clubs Indicated they may soon put a stop to it. "We've allowed lap dancing to go on simply as Sheriff Polk is right In his proposed crackdown. dinance drafted by the county in March and sent At present, Seminole County has no ordinance "I'll be quite honest," Pluter said, "It does go a matter of competition," Ms. Kettering said. Circus Circus, U.S. Highway 17-92 in Fern to the sheriff and county officials for review. governing topless or nude dancing. According to on. Some of the girls were doing it and I got rid of "Otherwise we would have been forced to go out Park, isthe third topleu dub lnSenilnole County. 'It's In the mm," she said, "but it wasn't part Each Price 12" X 12" Vinyl Asbestos FLOOR TILE Green, ..9 Toilet Tank VALVE Reg. Price (rotisserie). . . . 26.99 Total 725.87 1. 8 point blade, 26" len Rig. Price (each? ...... Sale 2'-8"..3445 3'-0" . "I believe there's a limit to what you can do," "As long as a customer can get a lap dance at a the proposals. Herald Staff writer See Editorial, Page 4A he said. place within driving distance, he'll go there," she If passed by the county commission, any new Girls from Orange County are arriving "In Pinter added that girls from Orange County explained, ordinance would apply to the Fancy Dancer and droves" looking for jobs at topless clubs in represents the districts In which the three told him they could make $200 to $300 per night lap Now that lap dancers are not likely to be found Circus Circus, but not the Club Juana, which falls Seminole County according to one local club Seminole topless clubs are located, If there is no dancing. in Orange County for awhile, Ms. Kettering said into the jurisdiction of Casselberry. As in owner. ordinance prohibiting something, it Is, in fact, "I'm sure they were doing more than that," he she will prohibit them within the next few days. Seminole County, Casselberry has no ordinance + + Sale 2 CHAR.IROIL' '! %" . jamb lauan flush 1'-6"..37.95 OflSS Each r:Y drywall 2895 995 1'-8"..3295 2'-O" 3295 29195. W 45 3099 value. Specially priced at iv pine with 1 By DIANE PETRYK Handyman® HANDSAW !!14 ~ . I 'I. ,.. 5w m. IE. ..u. + .. .1IVI. W +,., , . - , ' • ' ka1v owed aw &Cum aft@ 6*ft me fto ftpep VsUts.GreesadKnlgI*saylbsy 0(55' bragerdtheSios* case asciosed, go Mrs. Simpson now living In a clean Vgt4 said Mrs. $iipeen Is net aloce there is an w*mwn iuimbet of other mil where As roodves the roswents of Seminole County a an Willa li" me" an ad assistance she of swviv&L - • 0 1111 rt- � 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 06, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 06, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 06, 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/6d553388c6b7396ed3c0c360b70f9956.pdf 470c845990ac25f1d25411daafdf3dbd PDF Text Text - . -'--- -- - ------------- - - - .•----•--- --•--•---------•-- 7 I . . • - . • -. - -- S . . . .. ..J• •. . . ••--- ---.•--.-------.- -•---.-•--. . .. I . -- . .• - _____'. _____ - -•. .--.-.---- . -__. —, .,_,,_4.... .- • ....•.-. .. .. • ••, ,.. .... -- -• •,.•., - ., . .•.... .. •... .... ..,. ••., ,• ø,_. -- - -- •, • "5, ____ - 0 72nd Year, No. 71—Monday, Nov. 12,1979—Sanford, Florida 32171 "Fire Evening Herald, (USPS 481.290)—Price 15 Cents Downtown Area Guts _ llu'.e businesses were destroyed and Palmetto Ave. The building which traveled Into the was filled with merchandise for the store two others damaged In downtown San. The Volhop at 3M E. Commercial St. second story windows of the furniture below and his main More, Country ford by a fire which burned intensely for and Seminole Appliance Service, 105 N. More. Furniture Distributors on Highway 46. I= heirs Sunday night. Palmetto Ave., were damaged by the "I don't know how I'm going to be The also spread through the carpet Forty five firemen from Sanford and covered Ill have to get out my (1n ore and f led a . .. .i st il th e appliance store wi th ruvo.uiw u .eeapparuu the the BMW* Department of Safety Minor fires broke out in the surance) Policy and read It" he said. the store by smoke. U fougt* the him, which was first reported UVIW% UI Galley said that the shops which Volkahop, apparently caused by 'heat at 7:59 pm. Assistant Fire Chief William ?.. RWi cleaning C9ifl3Although from the Southern Line building next housed the furniture, carpet and sewer are still gating, th Galley said the fire was not declared out cleaning companies are 'pretty well ," I.WêW 1 may usVt door. i.i&fl 4 39 this destroy ed . been started by lightning from the heavy "The fire comes at the worst time of • Flames destroyed Factory Furniture thunderstorms which passed through the the season "said furniture store owner "Their tops are in," he said. The Closeouts, 300 E. First Si; L and I. area. Phil Deere, as he watched his shop go up second floor of the furniture store, the Carpets, 105 N. Palmetto Ave.; and By the time they arrived, fire fighters in flames. only two story building involved in the • [I P • y -• - .- • ___ , .... *rw,birI9 uni I .: .. • • p . càsc, wost Southern I.Ane Cleaning at 103 N. I*NIve 0* vsnms IiITII 'SIt ipII I tip OsSI me, MO IM lV0*IIs well *p all Iui*sr sdhs." U 1*1 OWl 11ev wisIst it 0* ::m. ur INji N1N10, 0* aN SI PSI **Sr - ••; byHalkaasfaan - •• '- - - P V ad LI $iibp Wuaz I. 11111 I I Upset Iranian I. usNs. I. Sacsu 4. Isus. 1. k. 'SION $i, It MiThisiV we MO met of li tile meit ImMIUM IsIWI it timS i? SSNWSI a%"ut W al$M Nism. wshhs I— sm •. .. 0* mk wm. 51RIIsy. - .• • h a' ' P4W . woo kMsm W or Ululuil mauled V15N pm NM,leaIl0usI. Oat • •. 2/s.s •11• • '13 • •q12. • U- •' - • - • C" "01111"W" 11vim "M iri at • 7 •.., •S .• ; . • - A • • - ...• - ' 1.1 -- -, • *L Sanford firemen pour water Into the store Carpets dur i ng Sunday - night's blaze the for the release of hostages In Taiwan, marched he=" 4ft bands of angry Americans. students, was scheduled to be held outside the Iranian In DooW,an ftftontooftor 10 his 16 ftft - Polla in Dover sald Aift Shariall, :W, was In Embassy, but police refused to allow the crowd within whsnaminted Iranian fired. rifle IMoa uup that custodyforthefatalshootthgcipaulMorftyky,1e,and 200 yards of the building. had W"'flock *NO Ms 'PS the woundim of ____ So the dernonstrators, Ignoring a rain and Motorists booked borne'lo of AM= ftt 1 -• - - death tiwsats. ___- are concerned for the misty of Iranian A coalItion of Long Island (N.Y.) organizations said It outside the hospital where the shah 01 Iran is onnationals In the United Slat.. bec.is 01 Incr.SIngly would Wis to see all Iranian students placed In dergoing cancer treatments. YMM confrontations with Americans angered by the Protective custody "to prevent them train facing any The Washington protest organized by local college . • I#IIMMS - • - -. CAm;= PH" at do U*$M* of VW P"Nuous to ordM froolso dedsoft A00-for ., Ilook U.S. eften or a vh~ student. MI b New Y^ about0Anwricen -d - 3WuNk Dow,*a le the Wmgtes area. Meswhuaetts Avenue, where many of the foreign ; - • - . - • . • 141 • , . : • •' .•. .•, " ow 1• . t...4j .:..____ ::. .. -. 1 - • '• - , • 7 ,. jj . : • .• .•,. * . ( . - •. ' • •Nf.• 'çi.74 • •.. .,- - . • . . . . . _I . • -.' - .a - . • • • • 14 * • .,....,, I _ • .' • ____ _______________ ' ____ •'. - •.. • • . 4f _ _____ - •. 5' • .. ;•• - • •, 5 .. . . - • . ; 4. _____ . . -. - L. ____ • ____ _ -iiT- . - • • .• • 't' -- I. - • • • •..,.•. .-•, . . . '•,.•• ':' ••'••3 •.•_;••?7• •. :.v: 1 • • .5 - Gib , .•••. - .. ... ,. S • -;i.. 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A*bouadi the date sets compensation robbery. mid year for I she meld. 1 asters with the $coat Homers MO russia the beer" ,omy day. Cilbsito Gou', N. who Is MR!! bsCkalMefOSymØcgeIdtoPmiutoRies knsr,Iy Imt.d her don to cam' I ' 500 for their defense of convicted murderer Terry Melvin Sims. dIstcs for A, who romthell,IN • . •- -. . . — - - to pay them "In addition," he said, "a U.S. Supreme Court case dealt specifically The county has not agreed the with fee eeaddeciaredthemto award, ordered Nov?byCIrcJ7udge be unconstitutional." Tom Waddell Jr. Or has the county said It County Administrator Roger ByJANECAHIEIJEhIIY would appeal. The beard of county discuss Nelswender said Nov. 8 that exceeding Herald Staff Writer commissioners is scheduled to the fee scheduled limitations might open The six-day Filth Annual Sanford the matter this afternoon, to uncontrolled attorney fees. Golden Age Oblnpks ended Saturday Heffernan Rabinowitz refuse to the door and at no time during the wick were the meet with the and commissioners. During the hearing before Judge Olympic qualities of good sport. Waddell. Heffernan said, the County They lit word for County Attorney Attorney did not question the number of am Clayton at 10 am. today that they hews for which they were billed. Nikki dstrmlnation dIspleyed by respectfully declined her invitation to more than at the track and field ev " We on attend the meeting. Typical ci the senior citizen ernan U . respect o way "The court Is the proper place for any Heffernan #j atNeiss was Den Hull of bllledlf there was any doubt about Beach, who took a bad fall hew.sg further discussions," Rabinowitz said, we The two attorneys said they felt they billable hours, the county got the benefit over the finishline to win the 100-yard cegy, should not have to continue defending of the doubt. age dash in the Heffernan and Rabinowitz said their A.r receiving first aid for abrasions on their fees when the court has already ruled in their favor. fee amounts to $35 per hour. his bess and arm "If It were for a private client," Hef. ,olsmt..ns, he was taken to Seminole Heffernan said "it would beludicr ° fernan said, "We wouldn't touch a cue Memorial Hospital where he r.c.Iv.d 11 for the county t appeal. like Sims for less than $50,000.11 stitch.s for a cut over his eve. The average appeal takes a Undaunted, Hull sent back word to the mont As for the job they did, Heffernan and time, he hs to uladiwn that be was okay and would be Zi_ said It was praised by other Rabinowitz county will '' (IQflMg beck 10 COmpile In the discus attorneys a nd Judge Waddell. re t in escrow tiwow. A man ci his word, he retained to be"the "As for as they were concerned," by Rabinowitz said, 'it was one 01 the fined will be entitled "After that we t :':h.I. for def enses in murder trial ever given in fees additional rney atto A 10-year-old mother ollO from St. rinsohaille of Pat.r.aig, Am The, lapped the field defending our position," Heffernan 'd. II5 county. Rahinowtts and Heffernan are certain Sims was convicted July 24 of killing. to win the woman's cmi mile event in 1:41 Golden Age record they will win after all appeals are heard. reserve deputy sheriff during a botched to brick the pev 0110:10. "III be '4• -5'. S •• • i&, V -I, '• ft) r attorneys W. J. Heffernan Jr. and that this ($17,500) Is fair," Rabinowitz Mark Rabinowitz, If they attempt to said. "Escambla County vs. Murphy and appeal 7der directing county . Meredith vs. St. Johns County." Display Courage •--'•• vlms'-, - Cos* rain for public defenders baud on in* of ca handled. and In cam such as Sims' the set maximum Is $2,500, the Seminole County Commiuioners "are attorneys said they are confident they going to waste $10,000 to $15,000 of the will win. taxpayers' money," In the of "IUre is ample case law o the effect Heraw staff embeedes we located, to sound their borns. The am can- Was soon filled with ramus cor books. . occupied by L and L 11yDUNEPffRVX Olympians • ___ Lawyers Sure They'll Get American flags ani asked drivers along They Pales were unable to confirm whether iarlatI was -. .- Ift i. aidtor theirin 0* P01Mg t for 11 ad wik a nesoft rediso of - - .5.. - - hodle .• •• Kills Denver Teenager rev, caUng_111I hM of an . L — - United Press IMeslsl%tIaI _ '3!.s.. • . • !. 'q or I1Ik ::; at —i - -. ohm "funowww - — Talki SINpa ss$ um_ff1 SIll ss it -1 Deere explained Oat the second level blaze, appears to AM be intact, he mid. saw flames on the root of the Southern TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) More then 400 students people from their set pith. Vatican envoy Monsignor Annibsie Bugnini. holdIng dosens of Americans inside the U.S. Embassy The radio save no details 01 the attacks. BuWiInI Sunday visited the 50 hostages held for the today lad a national hunger strike to underscore their Acting Foreign Minister Abel Hassan BaniSadr eighth day by student supporters of Khomeini and unbending vow to keep the hostages until the ix. today met with foreign ambassadors and diplomatic reported the capilves were "mentally tired" but In good tradition of the shah. OFountom to press for the shah's extradition, health. of soldiers, governo"d omployes, The jaa newspaper, quoting officials of the Islamic Revolutionary Council member Mohammad teachers and students outside the compound went on a Is1fflc Revolutionary Council, said the government Mofattth, accompanied by other powerful clergymen, nllv fast In solidarity with the students Inside the was considering an nil embargo "U Imam Khomeini went to see the students begin the marathon fast at the tompound, the official Pars news agency said, permits" and withdrawal of Iranian funds from U.S. embassy. He urged them to press on with their camA epokennan for the embwy occupation committee banks. psign to have the shah brought back for trial In Iran. said at least 150 "sisters" were among the students who The Kayian newapaper said Iranian university The state radio today attacked the United States for he(M the fat early today. He said the fast, conducted officials were preparing to receive Iranian students Its "pretentious of concern for human rights, which has around the country, would continue for five days, with e,elled from the United States been exposed so many times In Western films depicting short Interruptions daily after dusk. 'The fast came In response to Ayatollah Ruhollab American atrocities against the red Indians." The Mate radio said some "American agents" had at. Khomeini's dedaratlon Saturday that Iranians would Press reports said Ayatollah Moouvl Khoyenl, the tacked other embassies In Taiwan and harassed some rather starve than relinquish their honor. Khomeini Moslem religious leader who led the attack on the foreIgners. It urged Iranians to beware of the attackers made the remark In a speech rejecting a papal request embassy Nov. 4, might be promoted to the membership who, It said, were trying to distract the revolutionary to Intervene to free the hostages, conveyed to him by In the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Council Mow PUSL . 15 9 ss.m.PaiIrm II MOSI*i*eagors. I a • *am hps*rSMOgitI3. $4.W*amaUsst nuniw Is Nina. SIist are Ohs sOur t? . _•_ 0 s Fas"n In Show Of Unl Iranian "ty itt NSS i.-5-'- AS - J...' . - 'P �- - - --. --- . --.. - . - . -. - - ..- -. --. . 4 --- - . - . - - -. . -. ., -- .,. ..•.. ..•. .. . 2A—Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. -. — h mes _ _ _ WASHINGTON (UP!) The Army mobilized 2,700 active duty troops early today for a week of short. notice readiness maneuvers at Fart Hood, Texas. Officials said the exercise is not related to the situation In Iran. A Pentagon spokesman said lt was planned several months ago and had, no connection with the U.S. hostages being held at the American embassy In Taiwan. But Pentagon officials, concerned the maneuvers might be misinterpreted as a disguised U.S. stop to Intervene In the touchy Iranian situation ndructed officers at the military buses involved to flatly deny such a suggestion. Sit, Wait • __ . • • ... ' • • •' - .' • • '.' • • Ripper Search intens , Police have begun history ory an attempt to uncover what they failed to find through more than 300,000 personal Interviews the ldinthyofthsYorledilraRippsr. ___ _____ — • • ' - i LA PAZ, Bolivia (UP!) Cal. Albeit. NatcIs Ranch, who ailed power Nov. 1 and pr.dS melf president, Is gong ---1 . Bolivia despito tire" later..! rrwce ad lath,, - -. - . '-4 : • .• Mild Flu Season Forecast '•' .. ••• - . ..•,.• •. • - -. - • - '----- ••4• • •• ' . • • •. •.•. • •: ' s.ei. • .- .• ...v...J8.IJ.... '' ••-• ''' Herald PSN W DIUNI 5*.: ••• "We pledge that those brave men and women ws died In all the nation's wars over the past two Included: Disabled American Veterans Chapter centuries shall not have died In vain," Seminole No. 30; Amvets and Auxiliary; Fleet Reserve: County Commissioner Sandra Glenn told mem AuoclaUon; Campbell Lousing American Legion. ben of seven Sanford ,et.ran. .rgaalzauu... Post and Auzllary No. 53 and Soess of the: during special ceremonies Sunday marking American Legion. To the right of Mrs. Glenn Is Veteran's Day. The ceremonies were held at the Daniel Scheer of the American Legion Ppst No. 53 Sanford lake front. Organizations represented and chaplain of the event. SALUTING THE VETS . WASHINGTON (UP!) - caiedmcongrusladAugint— And permitted Dollar Strong In Japan Dy UNITED PWS RIIUNATIONAL The delI l a Iwoyuar high today as"the Jupwtut yea in 1kyo, rWft a crad of hurtle buying byrepertathat k Arabia may rule its ed FlOSS ova before OPEC's asat rnad. 11deUaried1hudsyat$$7.50ys., a huftyUl iioioverFrley'sdNdM3*Theiatewthe igP,it deco Nov. 0, 1117 who it dad d SILO tstbe Japanese out. Market officials said reports that Saudi Arabia' in conidaringanollpdosMmbefeeethenedm.Mingd the(p01deambpsetingC,M,icss Die. 17in(acasM off aflurvydbqad sub. ij—"trading. - - - _ ___ $130 was T$i1 aid. The iahbeii me. Mwast adasspsN -, MmlEAL(upI)—*Cuk.utOai __ ea adlUad in she divldeal Caadiesi Is buy Qemoerpesdim within two years N11isvse .:Tup,.:-Wrfom*11 in lb. new ysw,.s' lb. federal goveramed E'jha,Nuss..MiIl 01lbISidp11 tavileis wMMs two ymee," T*r i in a -' __ ..iIashsons. - Wd ad . - • ( go \ .32IIISSJL Nowil, iL Pert Caaaveral: bigh 2:42 Readings atl a.m.: lu. perature, 71; overnIght low, Lu,, 3:13 p.m.; 1.w, 1:32 1$; yesterday's high, $7; Lm., 0:12 p.m. Bayped: hIgh, 7:10 a.m., prmeIre 311i; _ relative humidity, $7 perceat; 0:40 p.m.; low, 2:15 am., 3:54 wlad.,N.rthatlmpk. P.m. In hi BOATING FORECAST FORECAST Considerable cloudiness SL Augustine I. Jupiter through Tuesday with lsIeteutNmSus:Wind.uI— me abs Mary City Council Is to decide at Its 7:30 p.m 11 k-ta eug Tuesday. y. meeting Thursday whether to cant a rat, Increase m.stIy in the jew us. Lows in Variable umik pestles aid by the two firms providing garbage and trash collection aer the H.. Winds variable meetly seulberly south p.,. vim in the city. mostly vemd 15 =pL Rain ties. Scu 24 led. Wind. ad David IaiIur, accountant for Superior SwI.t1o,,, told the prehobilty N preed today, sm hIgher near scattered cou'cikren In workshop session Increases in the cod 01 II perceut tonight and II Ik-dirshewera. operaticnsofgarbag.cdllectlosi business opsratlonilnonly pweW Tgudsy. I four areas are softident to judify a higi'., monthly charge. FLORIOA jy TW The rats increase requested by both Superior and Better Da Gsrhags$urvlcsislrom$.$7'nosøuly. Bothflrins have non- am., 3:11 p.m.; 11w, 1:11 1 11 eac1asI with th.clty. .,ii,*st*i. JJ ___ a.m.,Ulp.m. The fear un 01 the hur'iwe whets currud and projected So NEW YORK (UP!) Injuries from roller ______ &athg have increased dramatically s in ce the sport has ____ become a natlodal fad, Insurance laformatlon Inditatereporti. In the &A "M month, of 1171 an estimated 74,000 P0* wsrstrsd.dMho*tM Iawgesc, rooms for injuries from roller, tho III In 1171 there were 13* roller, ak-ku injuries, the III said. Less than five years ago, It said, there was an average of U* roller 111.1111115*1155,5W — •. :1 ' • u IL ueneesp W s lifti N-Mt • ,• C ___ • •• U __ I. • P? 4sIsMI ISS Mt lflChdid • - ••- - be" been mom than sufficled to will he in Syracuse, N.Y. b~~ In ad to Grauko, Funeral Øoins Is In jsdlfy the higI"r monthly charge, according to Lint.,, are: gas and oil, lusdilU fees, salaries and payroll laze,. Mrs Elsie C. Thames, 01, of charg, of rssgemids. IanEW fees charged by $-,ilitol, County, lanler sold, have Heritage Nursing Caster, c IPULMAN up 3 pieced; w,g are up*.$ percent and fuel Is op Altamost. springs, died 11.40 percent. ______ luturday. Bern in BeesNys, Cliden Dean ' 1 ina king proposition. I have advised my died to ask N.Y., she came to Soiled in td, MIPSEIS AN., , smoney," im. aid. "The busineps camut exist at III, from N. #d lieffmo," in died latoedey a pes, 11 Allede rings A . , , Gu . , $z ysass ap. ty, oN., he bat retIred uncut p --1--in ruts and a ,i.rnablt return on inad a me"doP . his c ' Ms died $7.33 monthly per cedom., to w member 01 the PIM 2% years, km P"ids ON as I ke. Was OtIiL ChaTCh IS NswCais,ONs.Hewuaa -ar._ Ils 515IIIWNdIVSUUL so Wik :80 Q. rAIMMkl6 imiK4 EBe.11F 11110 ' New All a ad Mrs ifan, N. Y.; Jayha, *iowdu, $IMINSS.IMS40OSIAL theos geasdaNidre.. Hsrmin N. rnr, $orrsn$ Mother., ON .ISISPITAI PM services ad burial Jr A. plllais, New ::.. ,,i,,, wove is 10" ABWSIIM vii he- ho 'NJ. SANFORD: BeIiunPd Mems'PA 11 ClINeIS ad YEaho Bale MNPOSD: Ma comiate , s....., 01 II Cb1I "on Lewis Gasre. W. 0~ 10 Pickren :asTu. P. OWw tee prsadheis, Mrs. Ye a...,. wie _ Oft as. ii.uaie. AIIIV J. C.1Iig,, Allsawme ..,. wmp ___ D. adlaun, Waler P.ryy, Oliery _See._ $sJ $S, *140 lerea& leS C Sleralt WE pef aid -3% id DIans. Doy Jose in flpteI leli5iin*. iiiniiii and _____ Frel A. Ma,, SWV 01 W. 01 asv in 0fSrV J. CHtWas, 5Jfl3 (—I P DelliUli rnwsaasss Miiv 0. Thyisr, t:a SANPOID: itdNillc. $aI W. Po" n _____ d P1 at r vtamas. OrIM11181 ciai elan — GNIVIIIS ho b peruSe ••'i ______ ___ Fuesisi WVIS * SANPOSO. catse'i, Mi io-.1kJ We Mi.1. Ui 40 405 C CeNv 11IKNALC lW d *.iuia$p40.s,__ An. s._e& eas , 1 "a $*x*v. 15402 pa.. WWv L. go" Fird SANFORD: ,j IL resue, ILL I--- 40 Ir*iI Jun T. snow .. . kI, A, 011-001p A. aid Mr. sal Mrs. Jask ,u*rl siasi, riat Wills Namillem OSSY Os .5amUM P5 QM ILT. POrkla Tii. Delay 40 re.. : iuiiII r.. oi,i , It "77 I - O .•• .. , • .'•.,• W Ulu,, ••. . ••••. • •.•• ., • IA1(174$) 1 SANOS IONU CHA GIFT W91ANY __ _____ __ __________ ___ IJU WEST *UIPORTUOULIV $AN,O$O. FLORIDA TILIPHONS 337-3713 WILLIAM L. GnAMkOW - _____ - __ - ______________ _____ - _______ ____ — ______ ____ - ow ;•. - • :k • - • ___ -.'__.,,• •- , ;•, - • 10dkN WhOk - ? -' iii - i 's •, - '- Sears OL - - "WOOD nomc soesucs aim _____ - , • - uuiaIN , •. - - - MPLACNALLMY 11my FUNERAL HOME _____ -. - o ulONE ciimsmu GRAM KOW _______ __ ___ 111111161186 3' - 1 __ S sfrd In.111111111 MONDAY 011 TUESDAY NIGHTS W8:30pm 1201a A funeral I. about a human being. It says that someone lived, was loved, and will be missed. We believe It should be as special as we can make It. ____ _ - •. • of - - • meeting chaired by County Commissioner Sandra Glenn, Floyd reported that the county's new punch card voting machines worked well In the Altamonte Springs' election. SEE SANTA AT SEARS of Funeral a HOSPITAL NOTES . - & U1111111111111111110 ___-- — - - OINA IL __ N.*$'.....L!$1.bS' •rOV • • IWIAa1i .0 0- 0 Igo - about 15 seconds. While McCluan Insisted the double key cylinder lock provides little protection to a place of business, he added such locks can be dangerous when used on the doors of a home. He told of a recent Incident In the county where a woman had been successful in putting out a fire in her home, but perished of asphyxiation Her body was found at the kitchen door which she could not open because she did not have the key with her. The regulations do not forbid the use of double key cylinder locks in private homes, he said. But locks permissible in places of business must be of the th umb-bolt variety, he said, which can be opened with a fli ck of the thumb from within a building. He said the regulation, patterned after a nationwide life safety code Is to keep persons from being entrapped in a commercial establishment, The entrapped person, In most cases, rather than being a in kmoosnt pady or a ftrdltsr, be aMA.. "Locks will not keep honed persons honed," Altamnonte Springs Mayor Norman Floyd said. In other business at the Council of Local Governments Lake , -. II d 01 -• *lye IXAMINATIONS ARIANS , p p00 Frames OtAssu DUPIT .YOUR DOCTOR'S PIUCIPTION MLLID Me ADJUITMUNTI AND AIUS - • M . ,:, •. - — ___- • -. - — ust 1 , Roller Skating Dangerous -' 0 -- - - an • a Or 300 Peshlois YWWvl$ioliAlIaaCsd - was •i:- - - Molog* • 4L .•. - _ _ - "I ..• -0 - . • - •. two Md Munf&n Climb rjr - NON. ALLDUIVISI •: avsi, sill Ti: Ms deurdsmsadsilkuidijdislbS rypeseud11beE&u.is*s.IkuNsebdIurIum ofr:e.iñ'-ar.idhe*idkrayr A1ldedI*ibSb1 • . indudss The elcs VISION -• j:: • ANTO - • - (?*$35 V SINGLE I .V SIFOCAL LOW - 0 0 • . ti 8 __ Air Canada May Go Publk 2,w 00000000 • theirsew* the WirPastpeSuswe oeat who billed a (kiad. residentwhile robbing the Vila Nova FUUmr#Aterdaymeadng. Wl::O,d1*IIa Ave. inIsad. was dabhsdby u:I r0sunuilacc thief, who -had ModIUsiMksLff aid Wider P.ik Detediw Mel - I Fees WEATHER ER Ri May Soon. Garbage AREA DEATHS • - ____ .__ ---- NU — Sanford's Optimist Club will be honoring four outstanding students In scholastics, music, leadership and athletics from Lakeview and Sanford Middle schools and Crooms and Seminole high schools during the annul Youth Areciatioa We. officially proclaimed Nov. 12.18 by Sanford Mayor Lee P . Moore. Students selected from those nominated from each school and th eir principals will be guests of the Optimists at a luncheon at the Holiday Inn at Interstate-4 on Nov. 14. School Superintendent W. P. Layer will speak. From left are Lakeview Principal Ted Barker, Moore, Lakeview student Gretchen Jarand and Chuck Lee, Optimist youth activities chairman. -- -• ly, her voice cracking - 12 V --- - going to be traded As if we hKII Mrs. Rkdw Sold, - WE A • •' b-- any - A • _ - ter ABOUT YOUTH ithabey, N, ad JNI Ditifosy, U, tided a hems Mid ewohsW ide up the wing t read from the widhir"edes dwelling in which they hay, lived since 1100. They had auveaaly watched for two days in anticipation of federal marshals coining to evict them for the property. "We wets not going to be maed by no federal w.gs. we navuni law anu we were an • qWV Vol ww OPTIMISTIC Dam - Hunt For. Killer M"W MOI&A he s LONDON, Tom.. (UPI)—Farmer Bus Ritchey and his wife decided Sunday they were going to lea,, their land with pride and gin up their longrunning battle With the Tuousi.es Two Authority over, the Tallies ___ • Using a screw driver, noting a fingernail clipper would work PA as well, to dismantle the lock, McCluan said the effort took Ritcheys Leave Quietly In his spuEfh (Is1 netsd a new Herr poll olnirvsd Nov. 11, the as1versry of the end of ___ The crippled former Police Continue. been favorable because of the I oumpr.ens4on 01 the people shod the r - for the coop. " H. said he led the coop to overthrow civilian President Willie Guevara Ares because Guivara bad -.: ATLANTA (UP!) Federal health officials say the nation is probably In for a mild flu now, with only scattered outbreaks of Russian flu expadet That's the consensus of "flu watchers," at the national Center for Disease Control, who base their predictions on reports from the southern half of the world, where the flu season has already come and gone. Flu activity in the Southern HnIiph.rs sometimes signals what will happen months later In the Northern lnlaph.re. In the pad, it has been a tipoff for the arrival In the United Slates of .pll-'ilcs caused by the Asian flu virus in 1007, the Hong Kong virus In iNland the AVldorla outbreak In 1171-77. .-• f.,.' • _ said, "The Initial balance of my govei,waed has net - - •)4. ••.• (h- J - . - Dictator Defends Coup By DONNA ESTES Herald Stall Writer Double key cylinder locks locks that must have a key to open the door In both the Interior and the exterior doors are a no-no in commercial enterprises in the un incorporated areas and In some cities of Seminole County. But, Joe McCluan of the Seminole County Fire Department would like to see the prohibition adopted countywide. McCluan with assistance from Don Fritz of the Altamonte Fire Depa rtment, which also has the same regulation, demonstrated how easily a burglar can dismantle a double key cylinde r lock from inside a building. The demonstration took place at the Council of Local Governments In Seminole County meeting in Lake Mary. — in Vide bet dill observed todai. i=rethe,1hem. Amsteas "I1 the 1t'athneths Five s of a aispuake& I 111147, the ''Y was observed on the iii who aeit the there ad rku Mo Ohio freight trekderailed who fc* with Mm in Vietnam did the fourth Monday Ia October as pert 01 a law changla4 need for special WAMbL NtVIm early today jed north of Vletieaii vaterem oW the bad lads left M sasay mjil holidays to Monday to provide three Max (Iol& who lest two hp and his r* Hollandtenjise, and toxic gas iesUnd f, i0,sint wiWr& day wAn1d' 55 mouthe lw the car forosd the fotsomt0aconadenvloiioninVW'*imked from a 1 orowd d the ceremony was made up largely n umb ere d psuols aoc= their i4of at lead 1,000 Veterans Day Sunday by layW the traditional red, with hdeldu ntlfyh4 their whltiimdbluahattheTomboftheUalmowas (IIOI said the ,uest had ad opN dDy&eds,vderms riuIe$v tonalm ceu.iJW ceder. the eru*ioui ad their Met*iet II&T A C)spokomian In Grand at AZ1JnIS National mdory. spedders held Americas flags In one banE . vder .1 Amerls's seed upoiir "ft is eppropriats on this Vd.rasDsy1170l P4II s.ld the tt.Ii was on audbrelisinUiedbar. mask the the eh 'J. we tab a look at bow wsare Ms way from Mon to *11w G&W pared the wreath, he and thS ' Vatieme y at hemelug VI Holland to southwestern veterans, especially VIotuas' veteeme -many 01 M EW" baser gsode from the various armed Si Vd1SIM The ipfoiui. 01 the the whow feel this has fsrelem f" Mlchlgu when suuteu s the tomb a sIlent aside, and a 1010 deses. told hUeda of people who braved aekily r 11 .raiim.* occurred at • bee plsyed tops. Vd 110111 I m ft attend the manel cere. 1230 am. T. In or near Yorkshire In northern England. A senior detective said Sunday aught the computer, search would include checks on all people convicted of a major crime In the pad decade who were o'A of prison on the days the Ripper truck. Double Key Cylinder Is A Hazard To Employees — Cleland: Remember Vietnam Sac rif ic es • m killed*We alone at it& • 'I 1,000 Evacuatd In Michigan the biggest computer search In British bweMiptln - •' _ • 4' - • — Firemen Urge Commercial Lock Laws ATLANTA (UPI) California Go,. Jerry &omu believes non-smokers and joggers should pdy lower taxes than people who abuse their bodies and then expect the government to "repair them like some broken down machine." Brown, on a campaign swing through the president's home date, Sunday said tax breaks for Americans who have kicked the smoking habit and maintain good health would help combat a "national obsession with sickness." People abuse their bodies they out wrong, drink Improperly, they don't exercise and smoke too much and On they want the government to repair their bodies like some broken down machine," the Democratic presidential hopeful said. ' • ___ __ _____ - Brown: Make Abusers Pay - •••• forced to evaciade a nine square mile ares after a locomotive and50 care ofa ulcer LoidtUs and Nash. vile bow train slId on the tracks in a swampy about 22 miles north of Pensacola sony Sunday. Six of the derailed cars were filled with liquid propane gas jgg and Four of the tank cars exploded, a civil defense spokesman reported. The two others burned fiercely late into the nlgl, posing the threat of more explosions. ____ ' - • About W __ __ ____ — owe PIONEER, Ohio (UP!) The boarding home when 14 women died In a fire Sunday had no an alarms or sprinklers. Under Ohio law, it didn't have to. The home was converted from a nursing house os bo arding home In 1173 because It could not meet fire safety standards for nursing home.. None of Its 27 residents was bedridden. John Ackerman, Ohio Health Department director, speaking for fire marshals, said "There are a lot of homes like this around the date. They are controlled by city ordinance, and they are dangerous, there is proven warning system and way to gotmiles out." — • — BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!) A delegation 01 sIx U.S.congreuwomen flow toCambodla today Ina bid to convincetheVletnam..bsckedauthorttlsstoaccept more food and medical iuppllu for a 11011011 lad emergedfrom helL" The congresawanni, who wereto*and nine boom In the capital of Phnon Posh, are Rep.. Elizabeth Holtzman, DN.Y., Lindy SOUL D.La, Patricia Schroeder D-Colo., Margaret Heckler, R.Mau., Barbara Mnd tkul.kl, D-Md., a Olympia Snows, H-Mt A seventh representatIve, MWlcent Fonwick, D.N.J., who wears a pacemaker, suffered a dizzy spell Sunday while touring refugee camps along the Thal border And withdrew from the trip. ad A W11111111M ad 44 low 14 Di. In Boarding Home With No Sprinkler, Aiarrn •••, PENSACOLA, Fla. (UP!) Civil dilSilse officials allowed a few persona to briony, ViSit their hOIfliS to collect medical supplies and food this morning as more residents waited for word on a fiery height train derailment. Authoritlessaidtheybadno Man who the people would be allowed to return to their Congressmen in Cambodia -------- • Evacuated — - IN BRIEF - Floridians GREENSBORO, N.C. (UP!) Police Party and Klansmen at a "Death to the Klan" committee chairman Philip Thompson told the authority to search any vehicle In the city for arrested 34 people, most on weapons charges, rally, authorities placed some 350 National group after the f uneral procession "Every weapons. Guardsmen, 500 highway patrolmen and 175 fallen comrade must and will be replaced." during a f uneral march by 350 Police had been searching for guns because police officers along the march route to Authorities are holding 14 men, most the CWP, claiming authorities failed to give munlits demanding vengeance for five rades killed In a shoot-out with Ku Klux Maplewood Cemetery. Two National Guard described as Klamamen or Nazis, In the participants in the Nov. 3 rally proper helicopters circled overhead. Kiamamen and Nazis. slayings of the five at Nov. 3 "Death to the protection, had said many marchers would be An honor guard of three men and seven "The whole world Is watching; avenge the Klan" rally, armed in self-defense. women carrying unloaded rifles led the five CWP Five," the ma rchers chanted. "We're Thompson called the shootings " e sin The march was delayed for an hour during a th gle dispute coffins on a 24-mile procession Sunday going to turn the country upside down." over whether the weapons carried by There was no violence — only thants, slogans largest assassination of through cold, pelting rain, under the nervous the CWP honor guard were to be merely story of this country" and vowed eye of more than 700 National Guardsmen and and hundreds of protest signs. Many carried hi u nl oad ed or Inoperable. would sponsor a march from North Carolina to large photographs of police. Part of th e delay also was caused by CWP shooting with the inscription below reading: Waahlngton "to expose the hypocrisy of human accusatio ns that police were using the Thirty-four people were arrested during the Comrade, (name of person killed), martyr. rights in the U.S." emergency declaration to keep out people who march, most on charges of violating a special Two of the women In the honor guard were "We must can on and take up e ca th e," wanted us to take pad In the march. But police Mate of emergency declaration banning the wives of victims. Their husbands and two other he said. said th e barricades set up around the march pomeulon 01 weapons outside the home, male victims were burled at the cemetery. He did not say when th e Washingt march to on site were only to keep vehicles not people It was not known how many were march The hod of the fifth victim, a woman, was would occur. fr om entering. sympathizers or opponents. shipped to Piedmont, S.C., for burial after the With CWP leaders predicting 5,000 people "I know of nobody w ho was turned away, Fearbiga repeat of the violence that broke march. would attend the funeral procession, city of- except for those taken to jail," Police Chief out Nov. 3 between the Communist Workers "Thç, will live on forever," CWP central ftclala obtained a court order giving police the W.E. Swing sa id. — bo 2,700 Troops Mobilized - _ Monday, Nov. 12, I71-3A 34Arrests As 350 Communists March — . — BRADFORD, England (UP!) Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Leaking Rail car i TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) Strikes , disturbances erupted In the occupied West Bank today by Arabs protesting the deportation of the Palestinian mayor of Nablus, military authorities Uit Youths atoned Israeli military vehicles In Ramallab and merchants shut the corrugated Iron doors of their shops In Nablus, Jenin and Ramallab to protest the detention of Nablus Mayor Hassam Shaka, Jailed Ins maximum-security prison since Sunday. Authorities made noarresta but reprlmandedthe Youths In Ramailah, a West Bank military spokesman said. ______ From _ Mayor's Possible Ouster prollon" do - — West Bank Arabs Protest "kA"Iam of i protect the deserted A riosd -'- add the freip tin terudlonal trade complex and area acboolL M1AUGA, (kitarlo (UP!) no threat fj.j were So01 Roy MI said dirailsd "aloe a bsu.W ikiMid on 011501 01 more explosions today forced nearly 250,000 homes from looters. s evacuation order was only I as the m people to evaciate their homes In case The tenker, contahth 70 tons of idhal the cars and caused an axle to break." he escaping chlorine gas posed poisonous chlorine gas leaking from a burning chlorine, was one of 24 on a 10Swdt Canada mont 8uay, aidhorftlss repsatetly pr.eauticm end danger t 110 InmetlMe th. "You Ca railroad tanker engulfs the city wed of Pacific Railway freight train that derailed at widened , ilL sure that wee going totoerrheal on the side of midnight Saturday. Maadve eipIoIons ripped Toronto. L he said. ZtiI CadI011$ through at least eight of 11 cars carrying ps ytmeti.dtolsma There were no reported deaths or Superintendent Karl ropane gas, and the fiercely burning a p 4tbe entire dty EI *as1 tanker cars carried dangerous njuries 111 what Police wr eckage threatened to blow up the chlorine Mlndanp, 50 miles wed of Toronto, and chemicals chlorine, propane, tuolene and Bairrhart called -'the biggest in the taflket corner of densely populated Oak. c1c seda. Eleven contained up to 30,000 the otI history of North America." said yellowlab coon chlorine gas Officials planed propane each and one held the Mad of 1 - who fled their o tario pulp leaking In "li but d W otine 4,bid for a no rthern Ontario Sends night with friends or In Speciall shelters flIOthW$ N.wh sesir. vain. They a pr bs04 r ed, sat up In schools and In a shopping center. however any further explosions or 5 fl5, labor esxl granly ill Plumbwan among 1,000 moved from area hospitals to those In Exploaiosa shattered windows In nearby Officials said there was no threat to the more but could rip open the car and urlendi a large people Toronto. homes and shook houses upto 10 miles away; of the metropolitan -'= -d of killerl ges. Carrying bundles of clothss end lfr45, Fimnus shot hundreds of fed into the air and Toronto am, parts of which are jut 10 miles Some 200 firefighters were at the scene. More rIAp. lift by could be men 50 miles away. cidideen and pets, Misilsauga fi,. than 24 hours after the derailment, at lead away. auga resembled a ghost town today, propane tanker cars Mill were burning fiercely cars and special buses. They ao* shillar In "It's like daylight out hers," one residei* Mississ with the exeptlon of police cruisers that were and firemen sat up a sprinkler system to keep private houses In neighboring Brampto, an said. "The sky Is all lit up, our home shook like ultr*inodorn shopping mall, a huge In- an earthquake." stationed Equarter mile apart. More than 700 the chlorine car cool. VYORLD IN BRIEF ' :4 .t Msndsy, Nov.12,1,1, 250,000 Flee in speaking • - p - - - -V - - - •c- --- •:.-.- - , .' . --- • vuuuu . -a . £ _ - .4 - a-. -. .-. ._*_..4 - . -... .......... -' —• -e -e -- - •-e _u___ _... a - •- a- -t - . ----- --- - ._ t. •-•--, - -- - �- . . - . . - - - I . - . . .. - . - .. .. - - - . - . - - - - e- -s.. - - - .. - - .. - . --- --- -. - -. -- - ., 1j; ! Evening Heiuld (USPS 41.70) m N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Are, Code X5322.11 or 1314M Monday, Nov. 12, Around The football ie1sUon c*'wIttee 01 the Rotary Q of S-bio1e Cy Sooth m m, in Tim Of the tow be having tiny football happesthigi among Seminole Can *wee teemt The Rotasy Club difluitdy wants $ local team as cm, of theparticipants, but theck the woii4em rsooe& Would you believe heading into the final week o(ths leMon, DO lese thin six of the sue 9. WAYNE D. DOYLE, PublIhit THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month 93.00; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.35; 6 Months, 934.00; Year $47.00. - — - w - • title. Seminole Minds at 4.2, Apopka Is 4.3, Lyman Is 44 along with Mibilend, DeIand and 5px, cr"L Seminole can settle matters outright The Clock Tehran Turmoil * By JOg DdWM SPORTS 23rd. All games will tam plies at Lyman Madhin. ____ The television Am "Kid's World" will be on bend in So**(b over the Thanksgiving weekend. The nationally brosdcM 7oii.r Jot progiam Will be taping a segment on the Seminole Youth Sports Association's mammoth youth football festival commemorating the 50th Analyse. 57 of Pop Warner Football. A couple ofbig foothill names will be In town to help the &Y.S.A. celebrate. Newly.namsd Pop Warner Qiafrman of the Board Iry Q'os 01 the "NFL Today" Show and former Florida Gator Scott Brantley will be guest speakers for the event. lose at least foor tame will wind up tied for the 4Owu. Then the dI'lMOn as to i thnp comes down to a principsi's vote from an the sthooin Mill r"5'ig In the hes*. Ti4 scoop hen Lyman facing the Metro's EewMsr in the Rotary Bowl. While the p&gthIn portion of the Rotary °Wi WSSkUfld is Mill in air, all tIgiI1i are go for the four.day keth.fl tournasnent. PrelimInary rounds Mart an November 19 with all $vie Comy teams taking part. t%. MelWtwftds we ad for Nomrombor 39, 5fl)g onthe2ldandthe gemeontho Evening Hiram, Sanford, P1. - ANGLE-WALTERS VIEWPOINT Martha Joining matter. It calls for toughness but not blind toughness. We must keep our eyes wide-open and our tempers even. We must be realistic. Out options are limited. The simple fact Is that, in the circumstances, we are far more dependent upon Iran than Iran in dependent upon us. We need the 900,000 barrels of y Iranian oil they are shipping us every day. The cut-off of Iranian oil exports during their BYMAITHAANOLIrevolution last winter was a major factor causing WASHINGTON (NEA) — At one time or the gasoline shortage in the United States last anothr,eil1stw1hoovatinnsi spring. politics for a living harbors a gnawing It is sad that our failure to cope with our ap- CIIWfrOWsid5of petite for foreign oil has made us dependent upon the km* Nomtt.rhow.luIgeni we.er.,estsri, such unstable, unpredictable regimes as that or how skilled, we never kern more thia the ayatollah. fraction 01 what goes on Inside the Whit. Only conservation by all concerned citizens and Ilonee, the Congress, or the campaign a steady push for alternative sources of energy, organization of those who seek such cmos. Including offshore drilling and nuclear power, will We know that, and we are ton wondering rescue us from this dependency. we iTS missing. The st udents who have seized the embassy Yew, tBod0sgByth,ead demanded that we return the former Shah of iran of this month. I will be working the other side secrotary In the to Tehran for prosection as a criminal. That we of do fence as deputy pram of g EdWard cannot do. Kannedy.Meis my Md column, hr We knew, or should have known, that when we If not year,, and it I. exceedingly painful to permitted the shah to come to New York City writ.. Ihave been a joirnalid-for is years, my from his exile In Mexico we would excite criticism from the 1 hSfl relished revolutionaries in Iran. But the shah is 0 es - ________ in. tie neeas treatm trea tment en t from our medical people. vvy wiore or ii. pree cars is an miedw tichet to the greet puhile drama. 01 BUSINESS He was our UUUfriendI • our tow ever We could On The Chrysler Ken ned ____ We vs been bearing lot Of late about the events of i — more, qidte likely, than most Of really want to hear. ___ _ _ _____ ____ _____ ___ __ ___ ___ • request a we y 1011811100 to ,9.recn, cannot require him to lave prematurely because knowft "I woe ftill a~ won & his presence has caused demonstrations in New We In on press I for ow ticko vft .a £2 —' s.. v.,. York and anhi-4%UIIWIcaII our reports to you on what we and hear UI Iran. We must obtain the release of the America= km ow Viviloged untsp pointo bt a* held hostage In Tehran. Short of military action, ohm ffwytft we heia a rlm, there may be pressures that we can app1y to the hew h ard I twve woo b.d over the years, I ayatollah's government although we don't know have always felt that I gained more than I what they might be We must be patient,realizing gave, no reuse - WORLD • sioness Comebac VIu. -v went'dlovermnenttodeabout the sftnation but knew it we" sometthing done. "I"'d Franklin Roosevelt 1W Lowy FM , No r Certainly did - WIL 9d as 9 resoll, 6" the phooso* of OV51II* has changed during w years, .now an dbft 01 government tocoacern itself ao. tivdy net ** with do swoon* 1106114811411 111 am then hk dtks that suffered the read NEW YORK (IJPI) — The iri centers deterimatim,_bid_the_bsldhig has been 0. , ft '..ratios In the iNfe are darting to come back, aroosed mind Is I1 .,., — ... w uij- u, WWUU S S1A I - ____ , By Uiled Press Interastismi k ________ ____ . - a&. ____ - - - Wise Compromise 111ftoo - __ The best detensietesn In the league Is first beginning to play offense. The Portland Trail Blazers, yielding less than 53 points a game, took their precision game to the other end of the floor Sunday night and came away with a 112-109 victory over the sagging Kansas City Kings. t. "That's as well as we've run the ball this year and as crisply as we've executed," said-Portland Coach Jack Ramsay. "We've toughened up and made them take tough shots at the end. It was a big win for us." - - Tha Rln.art doar0a - hos AWAL M A A6_ S ••W SSaS - "I ___ . L.._..j - - -r - - - - . -- -••. ;' --- -. - -- - - '- . made &*"Nolt*amw be"Of . HW*tWWW1A",0W 0"Nalobaw so ''. " .. 9a" I bw va " I I tepon$ibls: for 1iderslIsIsIatjn lathS fist - - - 166. . - -- - - ., - Is Qas. • CoiN 4 rI.:r.- . , 11 , " ') ." r. I*,A!f., .1 , r L . :; ,~, i` .. I I %.L': S' - — ely I be the i . ' — = ___ or -, .: If - •- a - N •.... • —_ Afte ;' ;b Man 'A=m1Ak_- , .= r __ Va.*i emr_ '. - " I t., 4P - :• -- -.-- 4.q(r. ' i5.• fl• • ..'. t • • - d -. - - W - — - sIOtuehbeli 0 61 did - * __ ' ' - • • I - • .4 - •. -. . ~ snuff W "Ne j.at op. - - ''' - - f* 1ho." , - wv!"~RWe" bw - ____ ho WOMEN - *I NOW NVOIJA $ IM , - --- 1%,I __ M = 0,80 I -. ! lo! '! "T"'I" ., , " -: I _..,g it In the end ft was Irwin, with three birdies inan outward 33 and a lirlebogey pair In a back nine Xj who Mood p strongest under pressure. By Veiled Press *tustieual Southern California Coach John Robinson may be hued, but he's got a personal favorite for the Heiinuan Trophy this e. White i.(ie 240 yards 'g&st ane of the best defenses In the country," Robinson said. "He jut kept getting in the and stronger. He's the most ccnipdithe human being Ihave ever am. Ua man should be an obvious H,lnw Trophy winner, it's charlie Wilts." Actually, White rushed for 243 yards on * carries Saturday as third-ranked USC virtually locked up Its 10th Rae Bowl berth In the 1aM 14 years by holding off 14th-ranked WashIngion 2417. WIIto, the nation's $ea'ing ruhsr who has gained 1,115 yards in 206 attempt' and has scored 14 tou'Muwns on the now, may have clhwh.d the Helw"i Trophy with his The opponent for the Pao-10O Conference representative In the Roes Bowl will be the winner of next Saturdey's game between Mb-ranked Olde Rate and 10th-ranked Michigan, '.a - - M I. COREBOARD Pro.Football 14 •434 e as NY Cleats lad I $ e is W S. Y Pd. M. 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Diego 1 44 Is 11 4 .13 1 _ Pro Hock.y _____ ______ - - - - , - ____ th other to20 games, 11thrated Brigham Young beg Long Beach State 31.17 Friday W&, No. 12 Pittsburgh topped West Virginia 24-17, 13th-ranked Notie Dame to Ten. to-is, No. 17 Clemson best North CarolIna 19-10, loth. rated Temple ripped Akron 424 and No. 19 Wake Forest defeated Duke 17-14. ____ a ____ Freshman linebacker Marcus Marek intercepted two pas recovered a fumble and partially blocked an Iowa punt in helping Ohio Slate to Its 10th straight victory; Dave kicked four field goals to lead Florida State past SO Carolina;Billy Sims, the defending Helsman Trophy winner, rushed for 120 yards and one touchdown to help Oklahoma mob Kansas; and Kevin Scanlon fired a 13-yard M pens to Robert Farrell with 3:33 rumlnirig to rally to Its wild victory over Baylor. - - . Elsewhere In the top 10, No. 1 Alabama squeezed past No. 20 LSU 3-0, No.2 Nebraska struggled past Kansas State 21.12, No. 8 Texas upset No. 4 Houston 21-13, No. 5 Ohio State trounced Iowa 34-7, No. 6 Florida state whipped South Carolina 77-7, No.7 Oklahoma blanked Kansas 30.0 and No.9 Arkansas defeated No. 16 Baylor 29-20. A 77-yard field goal by Alan McElroy In the third period provided Alabama with Its winning margin; defensive end Lawrence Cole returned an interception 60 yards for a touchdown to highlight Nebraska's triumph; and quarterback Donnie Little scored two touchdowns to spark Texas' victory over previously unbeaten Houston, - a s a • iø O'lc.es C I 0.141 4 7 0 .004 Miizess• ' ' e .ao oran slit CII I I ml WLTPd. Is •ai C 2 0 .515 WI = WW*. • 53 •J7 "Kom WL TPd. Labeis NI, CavaNsn 1 1 4 • as New O$ cleveland s • .oj s s e a la s a Earvla Jebumon had 24 points, ii rbouade and CMCteNItI is IlIad. 4 woo LI serliho as 14s Angeles shot arlyN peresot WLTPd e.PtI seen e i e in iusis, s... ii ibe highest pelt hotel e. frm the fl In MiemI IL k*lmernl C 3 I .127 vu' s sit- The Lakers had ssnm players in Sullele $4 N.Y. Jets $3 4 1 C .545 P*itew 1 4 e as dule figim. Campy Riassil scores $ points ...t. vase ClIp 3 I*YI1 31 11M5W $7 4 7 0 Md Kan ClIp 01 q DIme 1 Ctl N iiiai- c,.es. lad TaS.yIiDd,elI14 came back, too," said Purdue Coach Jim Young. __ WLT Pd. e z e iee aati.s • - I __ a !r ! Ili t( --EMFW . __ • , 0-00 .55$L1IN bpeaMth., -Ii J -,. - to -• I!v -. _1_A_,;._A----- :'. .. .... I - - .WL _____ (Philad$phla, Boston and Portland)." -With Kansas City's next two games against the Tiers and Lakers, it won't get any easier for the KZWMM# Phoenix but Denver 11141 and Las defeated Cleveland 1401$. 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Even when Irwin's opening 74 left him seven strokes behind Mahaffey's pace-setting first round 67, the U.S. Open champion predicted: "I'm not out of it yet. There is still a lot of golf to play." Subsequent rounds of 70 and 72 left him ripe for one of his final round charges. As he explained later, "Sunday Is a day I generally have some 01 my best rounds. It is the day to make a move. I made some good shots and uthrundur very quy, and aft.r that Ltwu •,• 'all a matter of making sure! did not make abed mistake." Irwin, who collected $6,000 for his twin triumphs, said the team event had first priority. "The thought of winning the individual title didn't dawn on me till the 15th (hole). The individual title Is secondary. We came here as a team, we scored as a team and we won as a team," he added. The United States has now won the team event four times in the last seven years and Irwin became the 11th American to hold the Individual title since the tournament began 27 years ago. Bowl Selections Down To Final Week minutes. ___ - destined to become the first player to win the title In successive years since Jack Nicklaus won in 1913 and 1964. But an 00 Saturday dislodged Mahaffey and it was [anger, 23-year-old son 01 a Bavarian bricklayer, who went Into the final round one drake ahead 01 Irwin, Gonsales Garrido and and that uinoimcarna* cam. en somewhat of a disappugom to 104anked Pirdus, which upset the He's the beet player In our offensive game," WolverInes 24-21 Saturdey to remain alive for a share of the said Ramsay." 's unselfish, has great perBig 10 tItle. Shoild Michigan beat Ohio State next week and Purdue ception." 601t Indiana, it would give Michigan, Ohio State and There was also Maurice Lucas with 22 points Purdue lde,4kel 7.1 conference records, However, the BIg 10 and Ron Brewer 19, including four in the last 20 has a specific rule In case 01 Use In which the members 01 the seconds, heard of directors sdatt the team wilds will rep easst the With Portland UP 105407, Kermit Washington teague In the Rose Bowl. blocked (XIs Birdiong's short jumper and Brewer Wayiie Duke, the league 5 o lmI.ner, said after left. The secondhit a field goal with 20 day's game It would be either Ohio Slate or Michigan even though Pita, hasn't been to the Rose Bowl since 1911. year guard from Arkansas then sank two free "Purdue can't go to .1 Duke. throws with five seconds renahilng and that was performancepresm'.bly bscaues the Boilermakers are $4 overall. White's niil' partner, fullback Marcus Alias, scored on all for Kansas City. Purdue, Its ranks depleted by Injuries to key pl.syers, put With the exception of Phil Ford (24 poInts, 10 a 13-yard burst midway through the fourth period to give together a eecondeun limp ad appeared to have a safe assists and six steals), the Kings ha little to Sodhern Cal the victory. The Trojans, howaar, had to avint ad early in th5 1 period. But l&Nian fought Ww$thlgton four times from the 2-yard line hi the closing ibow. back with two touchdowus and a eddy,and twice In the final mhiid. pr5555-ys $15 victory Kansas City has now lost six straIght but Coach idu qterhsck John Wangler was licked to tin. The only way the $41 Trojan could miss out ma bid to Mldl drivea aid Pres5rwe the victory for the BoilerCotton Fl_mona Is not about to make any Penidema on New Year's Day would be to lose their fInal makers. cocession speeches the gome to UCLA and have a previous victory by Anions State MIgos Coach Do Iffianbiobler called it 'a lesy game. We're playing hard but we dent have over UCLA be declared a forfeit. The NCAA is kw'4tgallng a Purdue played will. They gave a the game and we refised confidence down the stretch. We need to got a claim that the Sun Devils used IneligibleplayersIlk 0001^ to t it." badly," he said. "Our last three losses have been ad if hod WAY. ABU could forfeit all Its victories. "MIcN came beck No a great tears should, but we - 1 - - It was a disappo"b 63M for Mabmtey, who had a 4drake lead after two rounds and seemed In. juries, are now 13-4 with the most victories In the gue. Sunday night, as Is always the case when the Blazers are on their game, Portland's attack was well distributed. Bob Gross, In particular, gave the Blazers a big lift. Still recovering from a injury, Gross hit 9-o(-14 shots for 21 points and seven in ww . a orinriJine u,aum At Irwin's 2-wider-par $9 for the final round over the tigid 6,909-yard GUIM& Club course gave him a 72-hole aggregate 01205. He had a two-stroke cushion over Scotanan Sandy Lyle (69) and West Germany's world wlder.25 champion Bernhard [anger (72), who shared second place at 287, one drake ahead ad Brazilian Jaime Gonsales (28$). Behind Gonzales came Spaniard Antonio Garrido at 285 with Mahaftey fIuthhl&v1 sixth a Arabs Luther back at 205 after cudizsg 72 for his - K - - By MORLEY MYERS UPI Sparta Writer ATHENS, Greece (UP!) The United States carried off the World Golf Cup double for the second successive year Sunday, Hale Irwin capturing the Individual crown and joining with Texan John Mahaffey for a 15th U.S. team victory. No one was surprised. The Americans, never under pressure throughout the four days, led from Mart to finish, their combined 73-hole .ggrngats of $75 leaving them five drab.. ahead 01&$Iand and a n'ln 11 shots dear of third placed Spain. The field was reduced to 44 nations following the Greek government ban on South Africa and a third round disqualification of Italy, and the U.S. pair snide It a one-horse race with the others jockeying for minor piacinge. Although the team event was cut and dried, the battle for Individual honors went to the wire until IrwIn's eight-foot tAnS, putt at the lent hole cinched the title for the 34-year-old U.S Open champion. Portland Wins 1;7 .1 I't1 - 13th, 112-109 ______ - L. 1 too U L701t , 2—A IA 'IOWA CITY, Iowa (UP!) A member of the University of Iowa freshman football team has been charged with flrstdegree murder In the stabbing death of an Iowa City man. Police said Daniel A. Trelber, 19, Madison, Wis., stabbed Randy Seydel, 20, In Iowa City early Saturday. Treiber was being held In Johnson County Jail In lieu of $35,000 bond following his arraignment. Iowa City police said two men were Involved In a fight about 12:40a.m. at Maxwell's Bar and Seydel was dabbed a number 01 times with a longbladed knife. Treiber, a 6-foot 150-pound halfback, was attending Iowa on a football scholarship. He set a city record lent year for single game rushing at Mall-on, totaling 315 yards, and was a star athlete In track. .11 ripootirs.lome are acerb at what they do, close to anarchy. • Joins L Thimien, pruIdeid 01 1. 11 6 create very few jibe hi the dty and they 4N.1I l_ their ui... a. . e' n mr ziire, ii WUWU I WI W IWILV Ii —ruction gA w., Now we would appear v_ eatendeig this otiy and williaM s1Ina11iilng their staffing of the American embassy In to the fact that masy Amerlem (liJj and make It much more difilcult Tehran to an own h*.rgrlly. Others are liWs more thai ___________ to are i,—*ticm,d to wt life and deit really for the city's hihI,s r4erda absolute minimum. Perhaps it should be dosed the ad- na, to find a place suti or cery itv, w ots to uve altogether until the security of Americans tion w8OI8 0004r000 to sW by Some became "flacks" b.osse they frem mat ares see greater opperimily U stated there can be wired. Certainly no :±1mere messy them they could earn en hi the kig whenMill yeer a New cmos bgi and new hotels, on the omen. h154 .Ii,ijal,i i guareatses, it encoedi ann American hand , . others b.oau, of jownals, they wore ceaHe said, too, that A.. i t A Amarlos sedoty jebs hi the city. M MMUMM row-VONig New &A world war. swiied i Ffl%1UI Lu viy I i—iTi Irsu iq .&., POW conditions. flhOus I..&k.. ri flay u W eo su, we hisses to M to see what the "'-ip" view Is Ithe. ar about t weston the 119,199' vWIIa móure by Iparlim to the e IWO 6111n bin. A UMil mew, Ibm's sever bees the New Yest _ Vidaun wand by binek twe law cmos A-,&---R—&.--.--. rW5VqP14010F NP In Wo p -1 Him In Im Angdwo doodw day. * isdedim —a 610118010 I, I%P = = sarresduing my vIstas; I 6W s ad ~Y 1 1080111d IN backlog Ch7dWs loans The House of Representatives has Voted to Thbman meted that hi New Test, wbu tha 1s otery towers bSI abeot the to iei f.m patiMe rIItVlew IISUIL Na%lLIILIl$N. the .1 saidisem betel b -- u w hard hi the create an Enerfv Mobifizatlon Board with the tewrig "a epeheewees uc, ('aMer, the remutalde ut rimewal soverunm isuld become deeply lesatir -: he sad maay fames bmth we desed or power to waive 1dsrai s onmental standar that hen bees ±: so hard I, the the *s 01 a Kanm*." FOitunetIly, my new bees an' cosvestsd to spu' major ourpsrauen a key:. er'.moe hip by pridjp aM in order to eiipedite an ensrr project deemed to utaida, led by b''w1q. The Wisuy secrotmy's oversi 14%,illargnasw haM*1ua,pIg, wool 0 Huwyre,dw. be in the Ill HowworgCXqreSI ba Iftworko as me 01 the would have to approve ure esjeb."Ota.. o ' Qhr ia step wwu ion e,eopkj m*', 'met," ale_JetMsa Keme rHel patly. "I weal amer 'dhhuhi Grad ta ken. rsI ?Nmal, Miry hssdqsarters for Public lervici forced he. bmkreptcy, the • "Ibeitayshe ---- LUhe goveremeut lhsaoIetresttogga3,g,, Is an amte comrwnnili. between di.m't, VU be beck, these N N*UI riem betel otrIe&GNCo,A bulglegslsg iaMd have Soot Ibsen pkhhig op its. Ith LaM hi the pk,w. va., fir tIsd Vkgiala facIlities — r'g the_preepsot that the UV proposed U giving "aF"-" '11 m"'1' "• bmre the 1N IS" * • AMer ad Desk, aid a canve-ila omar Is beIng bill govemuneat Dwft the pod decade, I have cevuid ether power WIU UI 5IYU It IiI. could become fnms Litals deu1 o prcdaopr.: So*ais's at Rechoder, N.Y. Is ( 1 dcago, the Som Is mealy all the msjer t'ttMlc ad iaM ilsus Porte greop, i prelest me cesplating the Tbme en good ad oMecfte4 n 'flia — 'in '"oI the board would M.rcsuiIl, Ezcbug - remain RepIem radidus new _nshlng the by sqpu1h public aid to (yslir. There Is ss Poi e pnidmcy. leselbeew !q!!!1,fJdhh11t0__iZ" si s isbms; ,• blIiUlrul grip. in if semeIsWtit TWa.husabeigg killjeswuth.( smaller poesdin nod 'Sm eIt Ness hiperfoat — 99N "r — Isdul bail-aM 01, '4 '1W' , . dii meking em the Boachig esiMujiss adurway, ' by a a, hidug Tid Le*r, bat at aMy LmA:: amler In the dicadi The gesra. S1& projecis by fidiNi, ' thII T" Thbmes aMI wbm ossad wile:0 bat ie ' 6liitM ad meat adasly made asmy en Thsa.iry,S Meat 01 ia's CinfaM Ni bulling agencies. U decisloum an made by a specified hfidi, as. ( 8hil Tmonsid a: who vim. d,iqe the (eden] boird onuld t$ko pier the RatthenealesmengsiamLA. ibm en put 01 i r-urban the W Dimey uian'i MIS E hi am so my I would he,. aec a rimead F 01 (yuter racaa ipuiaiiy if esfly me.: case anti make them. en uthes or cmv Timer,,, alesgsláe Din" Wor(y job i0tsr fern say 01 the others. ld as cadul, would trasrm pr- 1- Into • pupess rat them nIA imde, P1,. puMice. Wlaey,theHoueersjut.dapropi,jthat , energy board be allowed to waive iuhstaMtye ' provilons of state arid local law In makir a JACK ANDERSON -----der1'hon An app'Anted federal board Amdd not have I C ft deemm ` *0111 . V AL I A I Iowa Player Faces Murder Rap-. was not sure exactly what it — 1 - - The_subjed today Isn't the crash, bewe, big the whnlnLMrMlos*'s dirialon to to. a fk1ai line to the foundering chrydw Corporation. unintended touch In the bnb of the latter event in that It should cciii. daring the asmlversary 01 the former. When nomicroof fMiIn half cu*sry ago, Herbert Hoover bad the misfort une not only to be president but to have Inherited a philosophy of government which held that Its 1ç.r role In economic matters was to keep OUL As the magnitude of the catastrophe became apparent, Hoover .ougl* to reverse phllowp"Iesl coarse and to find In the resources 01 government remedies for the ills oftheeconomy. o late. H. who was Into cmos by an _____ - - By DON GRAVY _____ - STANFORD, Calif. (UP!) Henry Rono of Washington State Is the NCAA District 8 crass country champion this year, and he has an excellent opportunity to win the national collegiate title as well next week at Lehigh. Rono, holder of four world track marks, set a Stanford course record 0129 minutes, 7.2 seconds Saturday In besting defending Pacific-10 Conference and NCAA titlist Alberto Salazar 01 Oregon. Salazar docked 29:14.9 but the Ducks took the Pac-10 title easily over Washington State and UCLA. The Ducks, Cougars and Bngna this qualified for the NCAA Championships to be held on Nov. 19— as did UC Santa Barbara, From State and Long Beach State, the PCAA teams which finished In the first three In the camlined med. t u a ti o n . - Rono Bids For National Title Sit Bucs Rally Late, Miami BlanksColts By United Press International "It was just one of those gaInes," Morton said. "Maybe Saints 31, 49ers N While the Denver Broncos were roiling to their highest point everything was just going right for is and nothing went rigid Chuck Muncie ran for three touchdowns as the Saints beat total since Coach Red Miller took over three years ago, one for them. Again, I had great pens protection and when that the 49ers and moved Into sole possession of first place In the thing remained perfectly clear the Broncos' defense Is happens, I can do anything I want." NFC West. devastating. Miller, whose club had scored over 39 points just once since Bears 27, Rams 23 Consider the following: Quarterback Mike Phipps passed for two 11)s and Walter defeating Pittsburgh In a 1977 AFC playoff game, said the New England quarterback Steve Grogan was sacked for performance was a long time In coming. Payton scored another on a 2-yard run with 1:12 left to rally an 18-yard loss before the game was two minutes old and "Ills was one hg win for is this year, one that we've been Chicago over Los Angeles. defensive tackle Rubin Carter recovered the ball at the 2 and waiting to have come," said Miller, whose Broncos also set a Redskin as, Cardinals N rolled Into the end zone for a touchdown. dub record of 38 flrst4talf points. "ft's a big one on the board Mark Moseley's third field goal of the game, a 39-yarder with Five minutes later and following a Jlm Turner 49-yard and it says we are a pretty strong team because we just but a 36 seconds to play, boosted the Redskins over the Cardinals field goal, tackle Don I4tlmore corraled Grogan for a 14-yard real good team." after S. Louis had scored three touchdowns In the final period lea and John Grant recovered at the 2. On the next play, Rob Lytle added a 3-yard run In the fourth quarter to close out the to take a 28-27 Lead. Lytle scored to make It 17-0. Broncos scoring. Sun Cunningham ran 2 yards for New Steelere 39, Chiefs 3 In the second period, Steve Watson blocked an Eddie Hare England's only I'D and John Smith added a 0-yard field goal Terry Bradshaw passed for 232 yards and three I1)s as punt and Rob Nairne scooped It up and dashed 22 yards for a as the Patriots slipped back Into a tie for the AFC East lead Pittsburgh topped Kansas City. ID. with Miami. goshawks 2$, Brow. 24 —The Denver defense held the usually explosive Patriots to In addition to his ID catch, Upchurch also became Sherman Smith scored three IDs and Al Hunter ran 5 yards jut 58 yards rushing and 34 yards passing. NFL's all-time punt return yardage leader. The Nth-year wide By the and of the half, the Broncos enjoyed a 38-7 advantage, receiver broke the record at by the late Eunles Tuimell of 2,35 for another score as Seattle defeated Cleveland. In a game played in subfreezing temperature and a snow- yards In hIs 14-year career. Packers 1$, Vikings 7 accumulation 01 a few Inches, Denver coasted to a 45.10 victory David Whltehurst threw two I'D passes and defensive end In otherOakland games, San Diego nipped Cincinnati 26.24, Houston over the Patriots that kept them In a tie for first place In the walloped 31.17, New Orleans hammered San Fran. Mike Butler ran 70 yards with a recovered fumble to give AFC West with the San Diego chargers. clsco 3140, Chicago defeated Los Angels 2743, Washington Green Bay Its first victory over Minnesota since 1074. Grogan, although he didn't remember mufh about the game , Buccaneers 14, [loss 14 edged St. [oils 35 11, Pittsburgh crushed Kansas City after being forced from the contest In the second Tampa Bay's Dana Naiflnger recovered a fumble with 3:20 Seattle beat Cleveland 29-24, Green Bay MImed 19surely attest to the ferocity of the Broncos defense. to play to set up a 23-yard 11) pass by Doug William to beat eased "I don't remember a whole lot about what went on," said 7,Tamps Say *aded Detroit 13-14, the New York GiantsBuffalo Detroit. Grogan, who cornpletedjust f-l3 panes for 23yarda and had put Allarta 24.3, Miami stopped Baltimore 190 and Glob 24, Falcon beat i. ___ New York Jets 14.12. one pass Intercepted. "I'm still not thinking real dearly. I Terry Jackson ran 47 yards with a blocked punt for one score P h a del p hia at Dallas tonight. il Ph6PPIÜ Is started coming around with about four minutes left in the half and rookie Phil Simms threw a 35-yard TO pass as the Giants before I knew what was going on. Chger. 19, Bengali N won their fifth game In the last six. "They tell me was calling some plays In the huddle we Mike Wood kicked a32-yard field goal, his fourth oftheday, Dolpklo 19, Colts I rally didn't have,"he added. 'Idon't even remember Ft- with llseconds left inthe gum to cap a furious San Diego Bob Grlese threw two lD passes and Uwe von Schamann game warmups. We got esnbarramed." rally, added two second-half field goals to carry Miami past Craig Morton, the beneficiary of excellent field position Oilers $1, Raiders 17 Baltimore. throughout the first half, tossed II) panes of 7 yards to Haven Dan Pastorini threw I'D panes of 56 and 35 yards to Ken Bills 14, Jets 12 Moses and 28 yards to Rick Upchurch and finished the game Burrough and Earl Campbell rushed for 17 yards to carry Culls Brown broke open a tight game by turning a short 13-of-18 for 194 yards. Boston over OsM"idpass Into a 30-yard TO and Buffalo hung on to defeat the Jets. TOKYO (UP!) Reigning U.S. and British Open chum. pions Tracy Austin and Martina Navratilova will compete In the $300,000 Emeron Cop women's Indoor tennis tournament In Tokyo Dec. 15.16. Two other players taking part will be Billy Jean King and Yvonne Goclagong Cawley. Chris Evert, who won the tourney last year, wiUbe replaced by King due to lilnese. - The seizure of our embassy in Tehran by Iranian students acting with the apparent blessing of the Ayatollah Khomeini in a serious Monday, W.v. 12.1979—IA Broncos Snow Patriots 45 - 10 us tin And Navratilova Will Play In $200,000 Em.ron Cup 0iotions Limited - - - Iask.tball - �-6A-Evening Hera'd, Sanford, Fl. - _.___. ..__...._.. ....-.- -,---- &CAN HEDGES IIUTLER scoi MINATIR 90P1 KNIGH1 MOST 0TH WOLFS Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. • p OURSELVES LONDON DRY vol I _-. Monday, Nov. 12, 1979 - , . . •. QT. 79" ANY 12-93.45 4409 ANY 1; I ItL IoilIf -. I!' VR'. Monday, Nov. 12, 1fl-1, TV HIGHLIGHTS ' . •. I EEEEEEE MONDAY Cable Ch. Cable Ch. (ABC) Orlando Orlando EVENING .-,-. 101 OZ. 3 LITER CALIF. WINE IAVR IA I RS 99 I AC MARTIN'S V.V.O. SCOTCH a 51.401 499920 ANY 12-59.65 101 OZ. 0L CAFE BENEDICTINE 7.99 LOCH-A-MOOR cuheum sm 8.49 PEANUT LIQUEUR mwRw tam 2s.4 014.99 LOVE COFFEE UQ. MEXICAN 2301 8.49 AMARETTO JACQUIN 3/4 CT. 4.99 NEOPOUTAN utc.swmo, 5TH 7.49 AMARErrOAMBROSIANO , 9.95 0000 MON., NOV. 12 I 4 "BOTTLED IN CALIF. AT WINERY AVOID TANK CAR TASTE NOT RECONSTITUTED' 000 (4) (5)0 (!J Q NEWS fl (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 6:30 (4) NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS (7)0 ABC NEWS (J) (35) CANDID CAMERA ff(17) BOB NEWHART Jerry fires Carol when her new love Interest interferes with her work and disrupts his love life. 7:00 4)ThREE'SACROWD (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO JOKERS WILD (U) (35) SANFORD AND SON Lamont is offered a grand piano by a wealthy eccentric if he will move II out of his apartmerit. (17) SANFORD AND SON 7:30 HBO HOLLYWOOD David Sheehan presents up-close reports on the people and events which are making ,, In the production and glamor capital of the movie Industry. 0 (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "Tinsel Town And The Big Apple" Youngsters from Los Angeles and New York City playfully compete to present the qualities that make their cities the greatest. NEWLYWED (5)0 THE GAME (DO FAMILY FEUD (II) (35) MAUDE Maude refuses to allow John Wayne in her house when he stops in Tuckahoe to publicize a movie. (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY "The Little Atheist" Archie and Mike clash over the baby's religion -- or lack of it. k I AW " SCOTCH #*.ii CASE bfl 87.15 "IT'S YEARS SETTER" BURGUNDY • CHIANTI CLARET ABC CASE OF 4-15.95 : Ir ,(() SAT NOV QUART DANT Ioo4oND 5.99 JOB I Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Mr. and Mrs. Frank Minshew review memories of a marriage. OUART Pair Mark 60th HAR WOOD CANADIAN 460 Mr. and Mrs. Frank (Belle) Minahew of Lake Mary, celebrated their 60th wedding anniversary Sunday. They are the proud parents of one daughter, four grandchildren and five great grandchildren, A dinner party was given In tKélr honor at the home of Mrs. Paul (Dorothy) Brown In Paola. Attending were about 25 family members and friends, including TA1liai Burke,Mrs. Mlnabew's sister. An attractive arrangement of yellow mums centered On head table which also held a beautiful wedding LIST ONE PER CI4T111110 W/COUPON 0000 $AT., NOV. 17 128 OL Flub GALLON GALLON SIIASTIANI SURIUISY ,.w. UNIT TWS PU CN$TINIR W/CINPIN 86 SCOTCH ROYAL VIIVET Anniversary cake. The guests were served a buffet dinner of ham, turkey, salads, several vegetable dishes and home baked rolls. The couple's only daughter, Mrs. J. R. (Laurette) Williams, and her husband live In Lake Mary. The grandchildren are Chad and Chris Williams of Lake Mary; Mrs. Clifford (Myrna) Woods, Terry Ga., and Mrs. David (Melanie) Howe, Manchester, Tenn. There are five great grandchildren. -PlEA HUGHES B (35) (17) iN5.i Daytona eath Orlando (4.) 80' SCOTCH aioia WI 5*39 ANY 12 - 63.95 OIlMAN WIII' eL 199 ismswvna $HIIIflIIIPIIIIII 7IIUULW.1L) 7ssssImIIr-r-t 7$IUflIUfl $99 1915 3,19 4.49 4.19 7ffiiNIUU1IIR* 511 9:30 (5)0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Jennifer finally accepts a dale with Herb in the hopes that he'll back down and stop hassling her. 10:00 HBO MOVIE 'Ice Castles" (1979) Lynn-Holly Johnson, Robby Benson. A promising young figure skater and her boyfriend find sudden success hard to cope with when she Is chosen to train for a pre.Otym. plc competition. (P0.1 hr., 49 mm.) () 0 LOU GRANT 0 (.4) (5)0 NEWS (11) (35) BENNY HILL 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Quest host: David Letterman. Guest: Or. Wayne Dyer, Patti D'Arbsnville, Harry Chopin. (5)0 HARRY 0 A wealthy man invites Harry to his home, introduces him to the family, then asks him to find out which one of them is trying to kill him. (1]) (35) WILD, WILD WEST A dying man's request to pree.erve a legacy for his ward sends West to Missouri. 12:00 HBO HOLLYWOOD David Sheehan presents up-close reports on the people and events which are making news in the production and glamor capital of the movie industry. (DO NEWS ff1) (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. THE IMPOSSIBLES (FRI) THE THREE 1 (17) STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS CALS 7:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (.7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 7:30 (4) TODAY (7)0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (Ii) (35) TOM AND JERRY 8:00 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (17)LEAVEITTOBEAVER 8:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (D 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 8:30 0(4) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (35) BANANA SPLITS ANC FRIENDS 2(17)aPER ROOM 9:00 0(4) DONAHUE (5)0 MIKE DOUGLAS (DO MOVIE (1) (35) DICK VAN DYKE (lj)(17) THE LUCY SHOW 9:30 (11) (35)1LOVE LUCY 0(17)aREEN ACRES 10:00 0 (.4) CARD SHARKS (II) (35) PTL CLUB 02)(17)M0 10:30 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (5)0 WHEWI -- 8:00 TUESY 1HBO MOVIE "Tommy"(1975) Roger Daltray, Ann-Margret. MORNING Based on the rock opera by The Who. A young boy struck deaf, dumb and blind by the tinhi of his father's- muuta, W U THE 51 (WED) bcornes a modern-day maul0 CBS NEWS 5:00 ah exploited by a greedy uncle 11:00 and a worshipping public. (PG. (DO THE FRI (MON. TUE. THU. FRI) 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS 1 hr., 50 mm.) (5)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (4) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE (]DO LAVERNE & SHIRLEY PRAIRIE A con mars (Ray (R) Walston) stten'spts to bilk moe___ sy from the Walnut Grove reel11:30 8:30 dents by persuading ifiem to Ø'yIJp • (4) (I) $UNRISI (MERTER bet on the new 'whits (DO FAMILYFEUD (l2)(17) LOVE. AMERICAN Jonathan Garvey. JonathanG.rv.y. (I1) •__15$ (5)0 ThE WHITE SHADOW NEWS a Classroom theory gives way to 600 DEAR ABBY: I am a 32DEAR LIKES: It's his way a dates the pleasure of your reality when Reeves leeches 0(4) EARLY GAY year-old reasonably succompany. And unless )'OU about venereal disease and of making YOU notice HIM. AFTERNOON (5)0 HEALTH FIELD cessful man - never married, you react, you'll probably Lose want to lose your hard-earned one of his players proves to (7)0 SUNRISE but very much In love with a him. Ignore him and you'll reputation, don't feel have It. (2)(17)U8TEN(MON) 12:00 obligated to give him his (7)020/20 beautiful yowl woman with drive him wild. 6:25 uljwpcAn 35) JIM R0OKPORO 'hard-earned" Southern mountain DEAR ABBY: Earn 17, and money's POPI GOER THE C5)0(7)O NEWS Geamlammer" (Pan 1) COUNTRY(MON) background. My hangrol Is I don't like to brag but I guess worth. (1]) (35) LEAVE IT TO BEAVER 0 (17) FALCONS' FOOT(4) PORTER WAGONER that I have a strict New you could cal}mea "popular" If you need help in writing BALL Falcons' head Coach o (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE England heritage, and am girl. I have a good reputation letters - of sympathy, Leeman Bennett and announcaa&.iaui. . a ,saa 's. . , (MON WED-FRI) () Ill? MOVIE (L0N1U) and don't want to spoil It, but congratidatiom or thank-you er Bob Neal review highlights accustomed to dating girls prn4emIaJ ROAD (WE) letters, get Abby's booklet of yesterday's gam. between •@ m W1LIURN BRoTh. who would nut even consider SOUTHERN GENTLEMAN here Is my problem: 12:30 ESTHIJ After a fellow has taken me "How to Write Letters for .0 the Atlanta Falcons and the kimlngafeflowonafird date. DEAR GENTLEMAN: u to a movie or a dance, and (kcaiIoss" Send $1 and a New York Giants. • ® COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) • (4) NEWS This girl I'm In love with hug yea view this girl no (5)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. admitted that she tat every "e*tra" I would notimate somewhere afterwards to eat, bug, stamped (U cents), sell. 130 p.o 900 guy . ever dated have his y.er chances for a happy I hate to turn him down when addressed envelope to Abby; • •II S iI- an (DO RYAN'S HOPE "The (17)NEW8 132 Lasky Dr., BeverlyHills, (1976) Gregory Peck, Lee - way with her. marrIage we gMc, The peer he wants to make out. (II)(35) FAMILY AFFAIR I never go too far, but I feel CalIf. 10212. She says that all young girls 121(17) MOVIE Remick. An American diplomat 6:55 learns, to his horror, that the S (4) TODAY IN FLORIDA . sort of cheap afterwards. I "In those hills" were riJied vc U 100 child he raised as his own hs (D5GOOD MORNING •(4)GAYSOPQURUVES that way, and ftwaan'ttail holng;psieesthadded guessit's because tna way l possessed by a powerful FLORIDA a" am really trying to "repay" W family moved to a major h'drsda"hJer (5)0 THE YOUNG AND THE demon. RESTLESS city that the learned "right hno him for what he's spent on 70 (1) 0 M'ASH Charles (DO ALL MY CHILDREN ® TODAY tram wrong," DEAR ABBY: I feel kind 01 1fl. returns from a wild binge in U () 5:00 HBO MOVIE (FRI) 0(4) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (5)0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 5:30 HBO MOVIE (MON) HBO STANDING ROOM ONLY: BARRY MANILOW (WED) 0 L4) NEWS (S) 0 MAS'H Y) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY -The World Almanac' "ISIIJ'I I. The sonm,, A t'retly thri is Ms1ody., wa the thenw song Of the Zn'glield Follies True or tzIse' verS 2. (rinIv he; have an aver,igt' Iongt'vitv of ai 20 If)) 25 I rho ,v;iIs :t Ito' ltle;isllrI'rllt'flt iii 11)4' relative I4'Ii(IIlt''. or Inhi'nll of sunnil I eallu'it tIn' .sswt:us "The I I WIi7U ______________ trsj m:soz (IOC ALL SHOWS 151 ONLY I )f ________ rLAZA II YOU ONLY ku So here I am, a man who weirdwrltlngtoyouu .zthere has always dreamed of goes you see, there Is MORNING (T1)(35)DICKVANDYKE Tokyo positive that he had a (5)SMONDAY (td0) I'm not serious with any of MPH delphia Eagles at Dallas cowboys DINANI & meoe Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Ann-Margret. Paul Sabu, Audra Lindley, Marc Yreinsr, Jay Lsno, Ken Minyar d. 111(17) MOVIE "Rousta. bout" (1964) EMs Presley. Bar. bara Stanwyck. A car nival _ I - I I' .- So -- Meets Save Your I For Taco Party SMILE . ' Vift"On Dintal H90Id4 key Stiph•n Shefr, D.M ___ - ' - ___ - 18 (35) AND FREE (35) FANTASTIC FOUR I Members and guests of Hofton, Amord and JoInt Preceptor Beta Lambda LaRosi,Kay Debra and Francis Qiapt.r, Beta Slna Pig c McP'ar Joyce Sororlty,gottugethsratthe and Qiartis Saip, and hoots of Helen and Don Vemtis and EddleSauls. Hamner in Suburban Estates ", own" for It party. tacosfrcmanaa.odmentc4 11 IN I W00k)( ING SPAGHETTI S111 ( vi NY . Fe aturing ' Best Happy Hour • 1 10 - Stappy . J1k• I. IAI tJsI(UJ `IF - I I - I I __ _ (111(35) INIOMAN AND THE GALAXY TRIO (TUe love the of 0'5 RINDIN•INTHININT An estimated one In 18 th.Nangma se In 18 boanuac'iactsusiffortto adults and I children unàonsclously correct Irridam1tle,oltlie ani lndthsirtesthatnit ft chewing susfaces .1 the fillings Jay Dalton. Glenda mid A rdrssldng punch, apple Is the sound 01 hetaism. teeth. Dentist. term this 5 clap deuu* coffee and tea _____ While the isle. may malocdtelen. They grind Helms , Ruth and 11an'y comnlatsd the menu. I AI.IIPh , V The Mile diapteripuneored a chlWeu,Ithnoatsrmere isWertofleda sale 01 new and used articles 'distr'u"g aSset on the car splacst.Itths ___ at the Sanford Flea Market upper -. ethor. Saturday, Proceeds from the Noctaimal lag can £ surt sale will support area thousands of I you have this ntly hidpsMam yew (kit charities and underwrite a I llsonkigivthg basket for a a ' ___ of etk can be i ly en Slat's aSIcs...bului psu do I local family. wsthestha.apptIng mtyssrlosidsmagstoymr A Preceptor_ Ritual will be conduced by chapter offIcers N%wAw V at 11w how of rw may yost., ApseaervIesVIthth. satsl to 01 a better Tb. nest misting will be the r.w 01 fr Ir'taI health ou*.m.unt Nowmberl3 at ths honte of nomothual *ma. Har.ar, trim tha iSis 01: $Wmi Kay McFarland, 2141 El many 4mtsl "v1Uea r, DM.D. MI labs Cap&I.n Drive. Vesils Sauls today believe t the Nary Ilt,. - Zak. Mary, will be In champ of the c:=-esishiiM's - I I H,, t795 Il l lii SENSUOUS NURSE sit OR, MINKS • AMERICA _____ singer leaves during a kill In business, but returns for the - MOVILLAND]]II TURNS MORN(11) (35)AJIDYGRIFFITH we 2:00 (I)1tlSDAY MORNING •(4) THE DOCTORS (THU) FNDAY MONlNG () (DO ONE LIFE TO LIVE (DO GOOD MORNING ffjl(35)OOMERPYLE (DO NFL FOOTBALL Phmle- -. ow Ono 40P 1:30 GAY MORNING (1)0*8 THE WORLD great time but unsure of what hedid. these guys, Abby. they're just dates But after a guy has marrying a virgin, In love r cut. guy at with a girl who can't even follows me hi the hail, pulls opent his hard-earned money n.mbsr when or how socks me on the on me, how can i t my halt , down? lost her virginity. (She , "thinks" she was l2or 13.) ALLENTOWN grabmy jacket and shove me DEAR ALLENTOWN: It's I would like to convince bto the lockers. He kicked me myself that I cm forget her on the bus once and hit me In easy, Ails guy Is entitled to on past and marry this ez-tramp head with tütooke. _____ ever after. NW live happily fl the kids say he likes me What are the odds, AMY? I So wl doss he act this way? rity jjp mu IN am desperate for some mtns - Ga ($) 0 GUIDING LIGHT (1!) (35)1 DREAM OF JEANNIE ( (17) THE GIGGLESNORT HOTEL 3:00 (1) 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 01) (35) WOODY WOODPECK ER 1) (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) (17) THE FLINT. (!])(35) STONES 4:00 0(4) EMERGENCY ONEI () 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS (17)OMERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU, FRI) 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL(WED) 1) () TOM AND JERRY 11) (17) SPECTREMAN 4:30 0 BEWITCHED (II) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND FRIENDS ___ S4SLNT$. Atlanta, Home Bo Office Cablevision In addition to the channels listed, non.cabievision subscribers may tune in to public broadcasting system channel (PBS) 24, Orlando; while cablevision subscribers may tune into independent channel 4, Miami, by tuning to channel I; tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian Broadcasting Network (CS N) and tuning to channel 10 for PBS channel 21. (11) ALCKINSERG Independent HBO Southern GentAnd Tramp May Score 'Zilch' if Wed CLAN M.cGIIOOI independent Orlando __ NO au YOU CAN _ ___ ____ _ ___ LO'ty - FISH STORY N'JJIPJPPS, COLULAW. EAT $395 FRENCH Fills TUIIDAT$-SP.M.TlLp.M, SANFORD ON 4 ___ £ - r I ,••-, s*.s:'-• -*u- J 'ri Ft .. .: JrV.rIr - .. •-' -, . - , . ., .• .. .. . -- . - • . • .. . . . '" --:" ' e '' ' . ¼ �..._-• . _....__I - . -- - -. - . - . - . - . . SStv.q,løi Herald, $snf.rt FL Mandsy, 14ev. 12, im - 11.gd Milk. Golden Age Olympics Closes CLASSIFIED ADS _ ISMINOLS COUNTY, PLORIDA PILS NO. IMI1O.CAIS 0 WALTER P. ROYIL _ _______ Applylnparw , Frank Tecarr, 35 fed; third, Krlck, 71, Mid-FlorIda [ii,.. ________________________ Attornip tO! CrSSI.DlNndaN 12.4. Mary Women, 6044: fIrst, Doris Garold Page, 34 feet 5 inches. Taking fourth place was Publish NOvS!flbif' It, 19, 35 Rie.rd. 323.1V7'er 32340)4 FLORI 0R Oscembir 3. IWO t,frftWi5wtlNl, Stanley, 8.9; Ernestlne Men, 6045: first, Hugh Floyd and Athelyn Hale, take , 1742 Yeoman., 9.0 and Anna Yeomans. 37 fed 3 inch.'; helen. __________________________ keIi..Isn $snferd I beLied. second,DonaldHull,36fe.t3 Rsinrl. 321.1009 IWO, Summy,10.0. _____________________________ NlCINDSS " ARRIVE ALIVE11 _________________________ fed 4 inches. Schanzle, 41 feet 6 inches; Contest, Harriet Boyd, 50, af Weldon and second, Bob Rouach, 41 test ______ ____ _____ Olympic ChaIrman Inches; third, David Jones, wore given geld Commerce President Vic Arndt. was 3 Sent ord 30 Stanlah, 62, 6649: firM, Robert Schanile, 41 fed 6 Inches; second, Bob Rosib, 41 fed 3 Inches; third, Gliberto by Men, Greater s.e.oi Oian$ ______ In the women's Horsed-a. _____________________ Men, 6549' first Robert st.ua Taylor, Sanford yj President Earl Golden ____________________________ [g first; Anne 01 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice nor-soy .tun wuderslgisil, pirsuant NilI "Fictltlsi Name Statute", ____ _____ SSUIPMENT --jjjj Sealed bids or proposals ad. INVITATIOIITO BID Nigh?, dayer101et$CtlOOl managsr for restaurant __________________________ . ____________________ Men over at the - BROAD JUMP _ 70: firM, Joe Instruction of SemInole COtetty, Pier-ida Thofthepertleslf*l,lStedM,aid Sealed bids will be received in the onida (herelneftur called the InOSSI rprlse are as I, Graft, 35 feet third. J Karp, 34 feet 11 Inches. Women, 5549: fIrst, Hanldt Boyd, 30 fed 11 1n ENJOY Sanford-fenced back yard & $40,000; S acres $27,000; 1k MARKHAM house. $130,000. Currently rented$750 mo. Eve, 323 9667 or 323 0436. close to Lake Monroe, nice ---4pc. IR suite. $749. Colonial style w high bk. Herculon cover, sofa, A LITTLE SALESMAN IN 4.AKE MARY -- __________- Just think-If classified ads didn't S acres fenced, horse barn, 3 BR, 3B, pool home. Many out- work, there wouldn't be any! DeBARY I . by Trogdon. White con temporary lable, 6 chaIrs & china, $499. I only! Noll's San - . " FIOTIde. INC PROPOSAL FOR FUR. 1. Lawn Care Equipment Con. . By: Smile Sour-a NISHING, DELIVERING, OR smiting of: at srn Par-ti, semin.ie DELIVERING AND INSTALL. DATED I. I . Tractor ING AS SPECIFIED, VARIOUS County, Funds. This 17th day II. 1 . Turf Vehicle PIECES OF LARGE FOOD SIR. Oødeir-. 1970. 5450 9 . . PIIVATI VOICII.S$DNS .. - Private reading tutor _____ 75-Recreational Vehicles - - - __________________ _----------------_-__.. EmIssion Tester Ill. Brake Vacuum Mactine Inchis; third, Page, 7 fed. 3 _____ available fr-em the NAME STATUTI Mic Center, 720? French Ave. Ph. 372 212$ ______ ____ ___________ YELLOW SAND chairs, 5.175; 5 pc. breakfast set, chairs redone, 545; 2 Lane step tbls inlaid wooden tops, cxc. cond., $25 ea. Inquire __ _____ _____ ______ _____ ____ ActIng City Manager 90 Inches; third, Charles ascud, Gberto ____ ____ fist $ Inv"°; third, McIan,Sled 2 W,.,i $610: firM, Msss Ro. 11 lOst. Boiler, S fist I Inches;. MIS 7S't firM, 305 Hill, ______ ______ TOTHI OvIft EMPLOYED , award. S.eeds must be terhltse by surely cempany ilcanoad fo - CITY OP SANFORD PUtIISII November DIPN '°'s. Istli aiot of • IL $979 Cy. ISn*S. Ne&L S I. Publish NIVIMbIr It, 10, 35, De43$$I! 3,1159 DSP'S) a * Mete colitis peflienhl. $1S.1SS _____ TIll. Fr$1Oto13O AFRICAN VIOLETS Call 327.1621; 32? 4460 322-9141 __________________ S. 15r, ALLFLONIDARMLTy OPSANFOND REALTOR -. ,1 U PIOBATI DIVISION ____ $94N.CP Pile Number . third,Joispbflttsds,ISfsdlO 4 ted 11 ____ WIM 6044: ______ ______ IRI$ff. ______ ____ Women 1144: M, Anna 3$ fist; second, Katberins Karp 39 test 2 I SOFTBALL ______ ______ ' !!..!.0P? AI. - - New Dupletiss. I SdI't1t59 Ilic. IN III PITATI OP Sammy, HIT Mis, Sill: fl'il, (3sJ , KATHERINE P. LEACH ,, - OPERATE your business cit ur home in this beautIfully . -. -. ..ir may vary item lOuis. Senursi THE ASOVI I$TATS AND AU w ______ ____ ____ PERSONS ECUTIVI l4I1'450?erMS,3si9 ____ ________ Omli LAIGS 3 BSDROOM. I BATH, PAMILY oou, CARPITINO, CENTRAL HEAT 5 AIR. sx. ____ _____ seceud, ________ gpud foplof. - ATTENTION: Des Ce'.eman, $6inI SUMABLE ___ CROCUTT I ____________________ ------ - _____ 54Pht1d at only V9.90 __________ ______ , _____ - ____ _____ ma ____ ___ _____ _____ - we _____ __ ___ __ __ ___ , I ____ _____ __ _______ ______ _____ _____ - ____ ____ -. 15 - 323.5774 Day ___ a, $4nf 37I.0o ' Orlando Are you wanting to sell your home? LIST WITH US! 327.1577 ______________________ ' _________ _________ - - ____ ____ ____ _____ or Gale Place, new paint, new carp., $37,900, muitilocti. _ - ______ _____ -. - 6-Pets aPPlies . __________ 2kittensforsale $5... AIt.53222$75 S'cuHthestIreezer, Frigidaire. . Used 6 months, $200. C.$I lt S. 323 5107. ________________ Kelvinator Refrigerator Side by side. Harvest gold 5750. 327-1743 Free Puppies To Good Home 373 0116 ____________________________ Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback a, Doberman croSsed. 6 weeks old. Wormed, $50 Ca. 37) 704$ COMPL ETE BOOKKEEPING Accovittlny ________________ _______________ __________________ ________________ MICROWAVE and TAX SERVICE ___ lilt, ____ " ______ ____ ________ ____ _______ __ __ --- $$0 .' _______ ______ ________ (j) _______ MODERN AGE ___ - __ - _______________ ____ GE Upright Freezer US 337044$ ___________________________ CqllLarryforFreeEst.671-6701. _________________ _________________________ Whypaymore7 66-'4401'$CS ,- I.1dS *.1gjla35 fl $554 N. , _______ __ ____ -.2IACi:: _____ _____ ______ ____ ______ - -:- ij5. piy ________ ___1 ______ __ _______ I.'. F, ____ ____ 1 _____ _____ - li%. FTM&L,T$.OW.*jrr_ __________ ____ JIud4' : ___ • . .. • . MeL 5115 OIL PP Ip. ru.. 0mb. AR * - a - ___________ __ 'pp --. 5 - _______ _______ ai _____ ----- -- . :. ,: .. - i ________ ________ ________ ____ __________ ___ - ills NSr.*N* $15901 - rmr. sic. terms, Ih 00Tr; - .-,.. -. !ti& a -SW. ' " 15*1 ESTATE *PA5,TR, 323-PIN - _________________ Inc. ___ ,, : ___ ____ _______ . 68-Wanted to Buy .--'-- S4-rage Sales 1. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR 5. 0. BALINTF shaded loll Furn., CH-A, w.w lot, plants, silver 1010 Myrtle Ave. Fri thru Sun. 96. 373 ON. Yard debris, Trash Appliances& Misc. (LOCAL) 3493311 - . garage sale. Bob V itemS, lot's. misc. clothing stems. 579 Lombardy Rd. FrI., Sat & Sun. I S. Neighborhood Side.by.$ide refrigerator, $73; picnic table w 7 benches, $32; full site NW bed w maftress. Painting _________________ __________________________ _____________________ Lot of work? Will buy from or sell for you. Cash 3224i32 DANNY'S AUCT ION SALES ________ ' Call 323-1040 Larry's Mart. 315 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest in used ________ ______________ mower, & many misc. items. 7 tam. 1903 Palmetto. Sat. 5:30-S. - _________ repaired. Res. I Comm. CaIII3I-S)99or5670134 RESULTEUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322 7611. ______ __________________ tiques, good toys, plants, 1. Eutsier Painting & Repair Residential & Commercial COII36SS342 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls 72tlon _________________________ Dog 5 ANIMAL HAVEN Cat boarding, bathing, supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady Inside knnels, screened outside runs, also air coed. For Estate Commercial. ResI. t1al AUctloiis I Appraisils, Dell's AuctIon, 373 5430. Rspssr _____ _____ Painting& ____________________ ______________________ __________ Call AIB PAINTING _________________________ Do'ylI - _____ - - ResItIal & Commercial 3275753 aft S 773 4137 _________________________ FrI PM, Sat I Sun. noon-i RESULTS. - Muving or thinking of garage sale? many other items. ADS. READ I. USE THEM ______________________ - ______________ 5uiidtoSuItourIeloryours. PHAVA, FHA 13534$ melal office desk $70 J,,jng FurnIture, 70$ E. 35th $1. 372 0951. __________ - - app WHAT A BUY! 3 5*. I bath with let. apt. on 1g. l HiveS Cisankig ________________ S 0' Baby Crib,nuvcond. ANTHONY CORINO 3770071 _____________ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real . w, many Great move eztrSSt investmenll - Personalized,fast,dependable Pt.sCJeanIiig ______ • I stacked, split & lace card. 3395334. 7445 SanlorlAve. SPP 331470 warranted. Only $35,710. ___________________________ ______ ____ ___ ___ ___ REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES _______________ ______________ _____ ____ __ comm. properly. Free est. 3. Ilrnudaling-carp,ntry, painting. _____________________________________ fltiSOflit, aitcrele. All srk 19'efe$iIifllllv done. Fr lShIRtat'L 32 yrL esp. Call 327. III Premure I Steam Clearing _________________ $54; 331.7119. PaInting, bet. homes, ___ . ' VIderIas ass'S Met, new, nice er dl Ice 127$. Texas Insir. calc., 51-10. 135. 323-6646 eves. ______________________ weekends. I I I ' _______________ ______________ _____ __ __________ ____________ ___________ LEADER WE LIST I SILL , BEDROOM CENTRAL All, LEATHER&PURBERROOTS ARMY NAVY SURPLUS PULLS PURNISHED 011 7 ONFI JOIN THE 0111 THAT I CANAL 322-1791 FRONT LOTS INTO 310$aulordAv.. NO. II aMOS LAKE NEAR OCMA $II*..1ELLER WILl. TAXI WIL$ONMAIEIFURNITUII Fletchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home semi Ims _______ I MORE HOMES THAN ANY. ___ Syrs.esp.Patlos,Driv,ways elC.Wayne B..l. 337.1371 _________________ i I - mobile lZa* $22.50. Reasonable rates. all sitS 15411'. 33)7153. __________________ I PAINTCONT. ALUM.$IDING I CARPENTERCONIRACTOR _________________ 337.1* 322-2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing ServIce 2565 CSwtsft.nBrothSt$ REALTORS PARK 1*TZ*C. REALTORS Dranth Oft ics 333-2222 ___ ____________________________ ______________ We DO wash windows! 677 $194 3735005 Fireweoli ciassifled ads. Nothing small about that. _______________ HOusewives Cleaning Service ______________ BATEN REALTY __ AWAY FOil COUPlES WITH 31$-3ISi.PiIstP. PISNING EQUIP BOAT 'MINT. $510111 REALTY, Wholesale 5Oftiqli, Guam- __________ _______________ ___________________ ' 3414 5. Sailor-I Ave. acruss from S. $nera. 3310334. - *ppliasces$mss$ turn, slays. 3. . , It 10 lIving 130.590. lobbIes Realty, __________ _______________ _______ For Sale: 17x1$MoOflehome 301.3Lalc _____________ $141115 II____ Dear-bern. 'SIN SW unvsnted r-5S $61137 ________________________ ___ is healer, ode. pilof ceukeL -. r-eupluslsuavy tYrBu&...]1 DI&_322-2611_oi_831.9993 i CalISue323101S - . _____________________________________ UsOd$"ColsrTV,$I50 REALTOR. 332-0353 Vinyl ___ _____________________ Colenlal Style Cradle, $60 _________________ -0Iu0. Foam, fiber-eles CeltileSI. O,ewlsl pr-ku. Call 1111139 or *7)441W csi$ict. RACO teed 119.0$ up, also bity SPOKIP. 151441Will?, ___ _____ IN$ULATIOtd _____________________ , '*5 MW 113.7053 àI* 1:35. ___ _____ ______ ____ _____ .r.. _________ ____ __________ _________________________ ____ .__- ' WE BUY USED 1-URNITUI4E, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING 'I$sfl15king FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, _____________________________ ___________________________ 205 r. 13th St. 3730951. Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED 3270707 Top Pricei Paid Used, any condition 644 5176 _______________ Day'S dIon 327 p010 Sun. Mattress & boa springs, $73........Buy.$ellConsign _ Iulls Sr-hurl Realty, mceIMeellinsieN10tnes' IWVICSS 35*5 CIty II $aitlerd. 4' IN Isulis 50 Is please call our -- -.wt'at. Is $ebrt Mr. Dlii 113 303. - - - . 1135 __________ ________ _____ -_- UN I'ksuling ________________ ______________________________ new 880 tools, port. humidifier, custom features on 1g. IsnCN, landscaped - ___ ____ Csç$injc - _________________ Couch, matching chair, 550; 7 burnt orange chairs, 550 TwIn ___________ ___ ____ ________ Sod,shrubslhedging ---- -- * __ sq .-. ______ ________ ______________ _________ ________ ______ _________ ' • ' ______ w ____ ____ ___ Me - .. ____ ,L____ _____ *11*5 ___ LOW MORTGAGE .. _____ 401 I'i B brick borne w-brand ,. 15$.Me _____ _______ Isedebs N, 190. ___ _____ ___ _____________________________________ U. Is •- 3.pl IM.dip aMa, auep,. Commerciallaesidentlal ______ girls bicycle, Hammond organ, ________________ ____ $. _________________________ barn, 7 pastures, Olteen area. ABC Concrete. Patios, delveways Great for hunters. 327 $003. & add ens. Quality work, no lob S'gs. (off Palm Spgs Rd.) Wooden S rm doll house wiurn. CON$T.R EALTY - - ____ _____ - ' ' . _____ ________ ______ 15j$6S$of535$.l$l - " ( . Niss , otW p. ______ ____ ________ La,ulscaping - ___________________ - -TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON -.formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook SHOW HORSE 519E.IstSt.f322-3742 ForSale 3770539 ___________________ _____ pju '- 48 __ I ?. per- sTOH 13*1 -- __ ________ _____ _____ _ _ ______ ___________________ 5, ______ - ' I_SW _________ ___________ ______ ____ _____ •__ 1 I :i . __ __ ..: _________ 'tJ.. ______ .___ ___ ____ __________ ___ ____ acres. ETIMPIR ASINCY . ___ '-. om. sr .. ______ _____ es _ _____ __ __ _, - FREE ESTIMATES 372-7903 Horses boarded $100 mo., nice radIo. 3 element beam. 100' coax, telescopic pole. 3236446. (13 - _____ ______ ________ _________ _____ _____ ___ ___ __ ____ ______ _______ 35 _____ __ ___ ___________ __________________________ ___ , I .:" . .... ___ ____ ____ _ - i..Nll $4, M* NOel Ce*mercl&, Oil NP CR13IA SisMeC$IPfl1LJ0$I __ w . _____ ______ ______ ___ _ _____ __ __ iii, _______ ______ IIILJ 48 didip cuwturs-----s' IN. mu YOU $MI iTO shlsIessomTrwe ___ ___ - SW a CERTIFIEDLAWN , Bsioty Cars __________________ - Ward's Microwaveoven logalElwaterHeater MAKE A WISHI 3 BR. 25. brick t.om. in IdylIwIlel! Many ______ S Lai & Landscaping _____________________ - ___________ _____ ______ ________________ ______________ MILL ERS 17"couch,2 matching cha4rs, $150. 327-2775. CRANK al-A, w-w carP.. sun rm.. workshop, boat house 1. muCh pp warranted. Just $47,100. Only $1,300. _' ___ Wants to make small household ___________________ _____ __ Handy Paul, has truck will travel. misc. Coil Paul Hunter. 339653$. Ad. Call a friendly adtalier , BARGAIN TV'S irs . Air Coiulitlonifl -________________ __. Searidbl oven Elrange carp.,eat.inkil..gIatspoichl lots more! SPP warranted. -, - " I' MUCtI Pl115 Rip ___________________ Make room in your attic, garage. Alt Conditioning, Heating, Electrr 000dusedTV's.$7sa.up _________ _________________ ____ ______ ONE OF A KINDI I BR, II, FR, OIØCSI yard j 365 $391 BuSineSs PrOblems For SaleMale Doberman 81k 1 Tan. Has shots 373 $440 -.___ tractor log-dump cars, 1g. Oval track with sid, track. $33. 332 7309 or 332 - 0166. _____ JUST LISTED!? BR, 15 home, *1*150 - ______________________ ______________ __________________ Tyco train se!, HO scale, S cars, - ________________ ____________________________ APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur- New or repair, leaky showers our MLS STENSTROM Ni9ht REALTY REALTORS - II' for _____ ______ '74 Merc. Marquis Brougham. Exec. co. car. Like new. Air, ti,i power, tilt, cruise, new --------------. 4647. - - Business loans. Florida Mar tgage Investment, 1350 S. $250. 3771105 332 $112, 322 7117 207 E, 25th SI. REALTY WORLD. HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 111100th on 2 corner lots, ioned ____________________________ .' ---• '_ _____ _____ _____ - - ___________________ for besll,I00 ________________ ' -• _______ '73 Cutlass Supreme, air, PS, PB, AM FM, low miles, good mpg. 1)650. 830-5681. * 96' x II' for 51,91300 FOB. factory. Call KENM0REHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. also make Real Estate & ____________________ ___ ' . - PB. AC, PS, Very goodCond. 54.297.00, 48' _____________ _____ Inc. REALTOR, Sold orIg. 5'.3 Used short time. BaI. $159.11 or $19.33 mo, HERB'S TV 1g. lot. Under the market. Orange Ave., Suite 704, Winter 25975. Sanford Ave. 333 1734 $43,300. See 217 Pinewinds. Park. 644 4437. ' Owner. 562-7375 or 3230041. __________________________ TV repo 10" Zenith. Sold orig. 5.49)15 bal. $113.16 or $17 mo. Harold Hall Roalty _________________ . - --_________________ -- ___ S3-TV.Radio.Stereo MULTIPLELISTING REALTOR __________ . ____ _____ slip 4. river privIleges ULIIO. You can't heat it! ., , ____________ ___ ________________ - lve.N2.34$5 ______________ ___ - . Retrig. RepoAMANA17cft, Sold originally $514. now $246 or $71 button controls, has Individual wishes to sell seasoned Push carousel, still in warranty. 1st mortgage lace value at uriginally 449. assume present 511.400 at 9 pct. payments of $71 ma. Agent 339 consider discount to yield inWill $2 j . pct. range. Days 373 6476, nIght . I 7507 Laurel Ave.) BR, 1½ B, w BROKER ST. JOHN'S RETR EAT- Fur. 11117111 1 b*m home with boat '. _______________ ____ ________________ --- ________ sale. - & Soki '. ___________________ ___ ____ -. - ___________________________ cmaa % U5 Of grounds. Can't bo ____ _____ 47•A",t9S9S$ Bougt* schools I. recreation. I dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let __, ____ carpet. $13000. BIvd.Almostnew3lR.bath, 7car ga?, cent. aIr, full carp.. eel In kit, 1*0+ sq ft living area mty, Pler. Aveiws, lanNid. PefS $amin* County ASSISTANT NIAD DISK' •lltrue i'il1lU-. IM1* M* usfs. Jw5• WI' • 13.1611 Of' Men 1144: firM, Dos Hill, iSh*5'LiChlNFM. P(1N( Nilis. Mlt'lL 13. lUSh PS. 35 Pherida. The NIUMI rswISsI*ativeel Theullofe is JOHN PINo Nuitx IL IS $6. twi r- ua Ititeif SOusoeNle ISLUCY beetiuis Men r 70: firM, in Dou'ftsld leach, 13.5; iioisd. wwi ssmmnui w. ,, EDWARD LIACIL mbiiS lISMI DlP.15 - .s ISI,115 NIb - =y4r-j5, 307 led I Iw+#i; David uSes, Valdada, $MK5Y. ubsis anna. is Sin Ge ______ _______________ is $0 $11511 swill Luki_Mary ILLr*I$&5NVe WYOUCANSI pjjj 51$ y P*1da , 12$; third. LaI £rlsa. VhS nI. J:' pqsj naNty. Sop. tki uosid NuWa&as,liplJio. The Mete aMISs 10DM fl.a.Ml- d4, 13.3. COUNTY MMD Theperusal r.praIenl$It.Vi . $500111511______________ kMII , EMPLOYED semi in,es iegr Ce. *0111 laPr 1 OP COUNTY CIMMIIIPRNU$ eet oera iw are set forTh bus.. : lest, GSbuuts Womas, Sill: first, Mu., ______ ______ TIIIIUN Todd, saner lb.? NOTICE OP 0505105 p,uas ivav deims AR pas. cisims or Slur rwsur. Ow Giomles. Is NSMNIS ntes.i inet eet.ie we ames* MSMe Its ebb are , ISCEMiSRI, 9W" lies, 1U; ist.ud. 'Hiro'y raqulrsd, WITHIN' THISE required, WITHIN TWIll ''• MA MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP EMPLOYMENT I'Nr MONTHS PROM TNI OATS OP 90 lest 7 Indi; Id, q wadis, Pt. Myers, 14.0; third, THE PIN$T PUBLICATION OP __ ____________________________ _______ _______ ______ NOrTuSMkN1O55i ___ ________ ______ _____ THE PISIT PUBUCATSOW OP U Prct ISb..Uk..14.L Ave. . $t $ TNI$NOTICLSe1II,,lShWued,S Thu5 Sssrd 10 CiulOy 10 Its 1115w Nurt a...,uI.., IS IS P111* Ll. 134 $M$malOSIae!cialmudsmamdPlorIdS.NIbeIdI . 10C. am Wit JWSIanserrr-E I$IN .. Is The *s may have. Side dim a earsia wilt a peslius *øuà *$$$II $59001. . APPEALS T Till SA. Is wrIting null ipfo eel a Pt$arent NISLJOIy, pM in IHN - Mint ItS RD OP ADJUSTMSNT 30.0 ----1 GeSS si * cim. i* * * * * * * bins a NI userts as. an * lb. dim, Me mu is. SOFLL ThROW 190$p• 0. lINUS V. T SPiLL 16(9.10. 41 Sbus 4IESS of ns cushIer or ii.i RU. er. AIM vos aM*I10DMUshILr11ISaglst '.I AISutSi as.. or .nsrs.v. the arweunt meb hius NinE) OWlS-IS ,ISIII, lbS Swd 10 Ad. • IIIeIME. iii lbs s*es-t ,,I'_____ _____ _____ deliMe. It' Me dim is MS MS t- thiiSiOWInW uSlUU&ileeiNpsIsISMe *11N1,ts DMaISmlwiur--idIe Wage.enIbS-........tpiij' .Jis....Jiii 2' dasN11s'INIOd W*edIeImM -di*loed.l.wSIewbbs wwisspIun: deuNSeThI*NDMINhmis 90.50.i148OP5 .or_tmltquudstil. liBiusilve fo.rd IN. SSIOLUTION . Mal P4dsquNuu.. . ,,, , ar I__ lbRi!IR. a aell'$tnt uslisuWlul. *e N.TICS SO W, __ NII%S SI'S. HNeil*Iy im SIIIIL VASATINS Ms Msisal astilevumpel, met ... 0 Me m1111*$, N N . ,, -. _ff. g, 5 II4I1. .bn. rJliseb W W Mesh. is Uewid, Me tlI sesms..e.v ijj • eecv_ISall 11e 0144:' .lk' NOTICE S 5411* cWiuut MaN diLs .T Me IN 5O b1* IL 4 b*. acres. lake itmi di.ts Me di. ep DM010 llv dimelseIsespe pl ___SI.Me hum 35DM WI U. --1.1 -cs... • I i -ui. m, mdi SWimS Is LASS. YOU NAVE CS INU 5.. me 1ZMtuI*,Sa,'5w48 1*5Me hub .$, Vhi'MOlD A CHAIOCI . . esuissuii..,iq.ir..0 • ____ wOuheti viNe sanItiensa*nI.,Mpw..j 32771 y HIdden Lake sub. off Lk. Mary -. _______ , . - MORTGAGE. $344320 101A. araie, yard malnt., The 44*lss 10 Dlvblss, -, '.' - M0116 NEAL ESTATE Broker SPANISH 2 STORY- 3 birm. 2 both POOL home wfirsplace, Nellad FamIly room, formal ____ , ,_______ NARIDIW.ILDE U Webuy your equity, close In 74 Pits. ELEMNTARP •%ARD REAL TV, INC. 5*711g. fIfIcod'bk. CH&A, W JRI.PI EX 1 EACH? BEDROOM N. Enuest UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO ADD? UNITS. Sr-and new for $111,000. . _______ Pundie, Ip thue Ciroft Court Ni 196?ChryslerS-W, AT, PS, PB. AC. New trans. 529s IT RUNS! 377 7697 ________ __________________ ________________ kltdusn, pooI.planned I more! ' News as,s uvawr-ygeN villa. C. ____ ______ ____ clean. $1995 or best offer ' Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566or 373 7710 - 3730697 339-0501. equity. 322-0216. ___________ Room. livIng room, iniercom, ___________________ - ' Sanford's most prestigious areas. 2*2 sq It living area, plUsh W.W carpeting, Ig Family ON 1. SEIGLIR *7.1157. . - - CONDITION MRIêNMO. - _____ _____ beN. U Mel. SNTSIS$TID ____ _____ i, 131 fest A.?. Christlaases, Miami, Be-_ ______ ______ tts .utsideei The atuel$$ is Me ______________________ _______________________ T!!'iafl_ ._ ____ catch upback payments & buy 3390309 7OIBldg. E.AltamonteDr. CUSTOM BUILT EACH N EAR DOWNTOWN, 3 BR, 21, Deltona home, C-HIA, PLUS EXTRA STORAGE w-w carpet. formal dining, kit. EXECUTIVE HOME ON WOODED '/, ACRE In one of - - AVON -. FINN? INPLATION Ave. any.... eur .r-Ms APA*TMINTMAIAOII IN THE EITATRI BID NUMSIR NINO. YOU ASS HUSSY NOTIPIID *CCSIINT110I ClIlk-typ. Sesleit P101 rent Illewi..c * YOU ARE HuSSY NOTIFIEC 00 NOT OPEN UNTIL 915 ..r CifrlellV• NetS AP Top $ Si admof* sOots eussto .Thsttheadministr-10I.pualatieess.li AM. Dee.), IWO. •5 10 DOROTHY CHAMBULAIN, .WIIS,Sin$C4 if KATHERINE P. LEACH Seed Bid Is: KNOOL BOARD da(1lSe5,PIIeUuir-pp.rp, EvIlihni Herald. P.0.515 $117, 1'.eVr, M 1640: 12,4; Atlanta, Mis, $044: first, Gig _______ ___ _______ ____ Inches; •LSCTRICI*N-IluWelu,ced In mllatual I De---- 09(1515 Cinditises shall hove pia.ad.,,ce. NT1C$IP ASMINI$Ts5YIIN NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION 5 mull be 5NIId b TO All. PERSONS HAVINS TO ALL PERSONS I4AVINC Decamber I $159. huN CLAIMS OR ORMAIIDS ASAIN$T InCI'I' . • radioS htr., low mileage, Call Woody 327 9436 mpg, reg. gas, low mi, like new. still under warranty. 3236700, BUILDINGS!! Super SALE! All 373 3117. steel, pro engineered clear span buildings. (Major Mfg.) I 9..Autos for Sale All buildings have 75 lb. wind load and large framed I -- MOONEY APPLIANCES LosIng your home & credit? I will mu. so don't waltll $37,000. _________________________ _____ Must sell. 1977 Vega, 78-torCyCleS " - ________________ _____________________ S8SCase, Mower Harrow . ______ ABLE MORTGAGE. $77,500. 4553 or 3314711in5 i,ii&urIty.TeI.$3' (lie. $710) Or-lands. Deity $10 AM esly. , _ . REALTOR. 46-Commercial Property _________________ FRAME DUPLEX? BEDROOMS REALTORS INC. rings, r-*ig. ileet.Alr-, us - , . -- iIpfu - pool. 2 car sara.', lg lot, assum• loan. Call today. lB. . . 31Ap4 - PINANCI CMNSSt'-Ssper. Iliasal *1111 IBM liii. . .. GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. 7435'-. S French (1792) Sanford WITH BREAKFAST BAR. CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. CAR. PETS, CAR PORT, ASSUM. ABLE MORTOADI. 533.100. 21441. Frth Ave, ft,Ws4l'iandscapsd,lgcorn.rlot ewly. ASY welOMe r-iSst IS PSONATI SIVS$ISN 'lie bid are heN____ lirictad fo Its Pile RumOur 7O4SC Pur-1M5111505. Me: Muy as. aN IN 15* S$TATI special ceedItMe (N -I$Nad) DOROTHY C$IAM$SILAIN, repossessed, used very short 53.897 00; 40' x 45' 3 BEDROOM. EAT.IN KITCHEN __________________________ . 3)'37 Air, FormlcakltduIn rewired. Challenging OP per-tinily for hue right I _____ $355, S .• s cleenins predIcts Is ($p, ________________ TheGreenhouse _____________________ LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES (CI ) )) BEDRoOM, 2 BATH. COUNTRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR 1. HEAT, CARPETS, GARAGE, LIKE NEW, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $33,900. OPEN7DAYSAWEEK ,MO. LEASE. SIIOLER REALTY, BROKER.. 127.1177. - *JSa*'Ji Jabi The lnduelry PjSCN*I*S *U?SS' 5611 WIN N rscslta In The - CSmiv MeI " '. _____ ' LV FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS' & DISHEs.' l *tC umr.- ler apeeletment. html Em. pleynuset Cpp rtunity.AIfmnin. -ofIv, Actli inuehive,. CIr-PSntI,I ttip stse tr. ix. pir-lencelenly,wsrtiInDsftena. Call 309.9119 balweae 7 p.m. 59 p.m. daily, MIS EMPLOYED ______ fur- 3224134 en November 13, 1972 Opel coupe, auto., new sticker, new It. blue pt., cxcellentshape,U50.Callla.m.lo 6 pm. 323 4567. 8t' JUNK CARS ___________________________ ______________ - 35* turn w-insld, UtilIty rm, new kit floor. Homels clean & ct.ecy, $26,910. Call for detaIls. ' '. Ilvasiackwer-Ii,orapenopr-late c.luegetrolnin, requIred, Pit. 0TH! UNDER EMPLOYED TO flI ____ .F. $anford.Gr-adueslonfroni high dtosl and 3 vein segedence in nursery, farming, or. UNIMPLOVID lWh. Drive 3725000 _____ Call Cark & Hirt 373-7310 ______________________ - ______ - ____ -Ave. . Ida's Experimental Farm In , BR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. * * * * * * * * Mana,er-s OftIce. Rosin $3, City cluck or certwie clued fur ,,, hued fur Seminole _____ Cei*Wy, Fier-Ids, $all,$anler-tPhrldanoflaterltiae Of or-sot' 10 its psramt 1$ pliant) of *s usestIrecel SI ThIS .!:wii same, Oe.w$: iO$IPWS opened on the same dale II 7:05 PM wIaset attur .nt is ...i_, PUBLICATIONS )MIIY wSlc* I am • esconi, w.i I:.,lied Yeoma,w 61 feet I In the In *VItITIUJ at 35 and to s xessful bidsers when 2 mdiii; third, Harry Ibadis, alU)fld, DaVid JOiles, 77 fed 4 117. Commission cuamsars, Rso.ncentract Ciuetrilli Of'lW. in OilS CIty 10 is csmpais. Inch,,; third, a1d Hull, 72 The City Commilolon rosarves flue The successful bidder shall 1da, 7 fed 1% W1N4 inai rlaltttoacciplortorelectatuyera!I furnish a Perfer-mance Bled, Men o 70 firM, (leorpi fed4 Inch. _____ bids Intluebest intersl 10 theClty 10 CIlOIIWSCMCkWCS!IWI.d Clued .ntwor-Ies,Is ee fulSiwi: W.bs'nsr, $ fed 10 lipl; Men 6149: fIrst, Robert ___ ______ _l,., ,lu • AC, PS. PB. AM-FM stereo. $5500 firm. 322 6772. _____________________________ $917 Scout II _____ ______ ________ _________ _______ _______________ fltSd ______ CARPORT ON LARGE COR. ClAN Ill Permanent P505115 _____________________ 197$ Caprice Estate Wagon, Auto.. 3772755, seconds but brand new top line L... _.__ bedding sets only! Free local __________________________ ________________ 77-Ju,*______ Cars Removed delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur _________ niture Salvage, $7.92, So. of 624AWfl.Ga,defl ________ Sanford. 3225721. _... -- Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used - $21 mo. Agent 339 $356. -- 43B-Lots$Acrnegs ______ FENCED, ASSUMABLE ____________ Office Of flue Superintundset, Jack ur-so, item ..l.. • Mellonville Avenue, Sanfd, underslgeed, pursuant te' the DetaIled specificatIons are 32771. 'FIctltIsi Name e.V' available it the office of the City Nger. Pier-Ida $telvle. will rsslelsr Bid must be acampanfud by bid All bids shall be in The CIty deposit: A Bid ,,44 Men, 1144: flgt Jones,? fed 1 In.; second, Gig Men 5549: fIrst, A.F. GII$t, I fed 10% ks; QirIMIanaus, 99 fedS Inches; third,LslandErickson,Sfest s.00nd,EdwardOlmeI..&$4 t.ets _____ thi& g,, ____ 365 349S,eve. 345 5431 ________ _________________ FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS, & Out. Owf'ur will hold w. IL len Sanir Cltl,ó,s, Dean _______________________ __________________________ _____ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS...6, to models. Call 3399100 or 834 70' Tandem Camper - ______________ _____ TERMS AVAILABLE. s..- able2story home; 2 BR trailer. MORTGAGE. $32,500. gravity spring water, nice barn & thicken house, 532.000. 1.919. 3 BEDROOM, BARN, TACK if! Pr-' esidence. Call ($5) 322.1151 MU Beautiful Mt. property, restor. ____ _________________________ county, Florida, In accsr-dance REALTOR 32.9 acres Ashe County, N.C. _____ _____ DIO.1O1 ... L.SkInS Fir- 'a New hbfflS? Chick OhS Want Ada fir hOI*5S __ 322 29Uatter6 1215 S. French 323.7340 '73 Ford I bird, AM FM stereo, _______________________ full power make offer. '73 LTD. _________________ _______ decent, make otfer, 3723817. _______________ Eff.apt.1$tfioor,EIec,locl$,U mo. $71 dIp. 771.7156 or call at Wanted: Mature lady to ltve.ln I days a week. Prepare meals .: . - 72 Nova 55. black on black __________________ . - .---. ________________________ tO 1 PM, $ VISA-MASTER CHARGE $ -____________ Delary and Deltona. Call 600. . , the reserved prIce. Call 904 23' __________________ $311 tOT' further details. AC. PS, PB. 350 auto Pianos & organs as low as Guitars 10 pcI off. AmplIfier, beds are not damaged or MORI REAL ESTATESroker Ret. $ CASH DOOR PRIZE $ SSANFORDAUCTIONe Organs, Ig Thomas,$275 Estey, Small with chords, $125 327 1485 ford Furniture Salvage, Il 92, So. of Sanford, 3225721. ______________________________ 1111 Only one In Florida. You set rchandise o;. street. $0 pct. assumable mort. $341200 5623655 Price 537.500. Johnny Walker PETUNIAS Real Estate, Inc. 3fl6457. Eves. I 2' acres. Beautiful homesite. FURNITURE & THINGS & VEGETABLE PLANTS _____________________________ 322-7111, 661-4357. 310'on pavedroad. $7,000 acre. Buy&SelI ?lolAirportBlvd. 322 $667. NewS Used Furniture _______________________ EARLY VICTOR IAN 1594 NO QUALIFYING - 3 BR home ----500S Sanford Ave. 323 4S93' -MODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN New Central HIA & carpet: ..GENEVA 2.A-FarmEqtpjp. SANFORD IN GOOD RESTOR. Owner wlllfinancew substantial 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. - _____ _______ formicakitcisen, newshag, $i95. mt. rate on this new 3 BR, 28 CD home, w-C-H&A, ww misc I -- -- 59-M,usscal Tufldiy & Saturday at 7:30. It's houseful of modern turn & .-. H. Ernest I 10 pcI. 0 PUBLIC AUCTION. MON., NOV. 12, 7 PM. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION (,Od of turn from NJ local estates Including oak bed, Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a carved walnut Armoire, 5 pullc AUTO AUCTION every desk, DR I BR suiteS nice PRINT., . That's a Classified Ad! __________________ love Seat, ottoman. Noll's ____________________________ Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? ' - new interspi-ing bedding. These acres fenced, horse barn, pasture. 2 BR, 28 home, guest HIA, fenced yd. $26,500. ouiet street, 1 yr. warranty. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32771 ____________________ 197621'ScatcraftlsehpMercury cruise 10, like new, 1 owner. 668 8096. 92, So. of Sanford. 3771771. 80-Autos for Sale fl-Auction _______________________ FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all, Orlando Whole sale Furn. 2500 Industrial Blvd.. Orlando . -• 51--Household Goods Call William Maliczowski, 3 BR. $8, Sc porch, new roof, C- Bdrm, 1'.' Ba, extra game room could be 4th bedroom, Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot Os ourt V Enterprise, Inc. $325 Adults. Fur-n. avail. $41. LADIES Light delivery, must have , s) re - . twii ______ ____ front on small lake $31,000. garage, $16,000. 323 $754. LOVELY BRICK HOME- 3 FHA or VA. .- requlrsd,SIndresumetOS.k* co The Evening Herald, P.O. - 11-.lnsb'vdIss,. Lake Mary, 3 BR, like new home on 1g. fenced lot, All appI. Priced right so move fast, VA-F HA.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment $ItIfOf'd'4OVlIy 1 BR + dnti eofe, pleasing personality - - it Is unpaged In buolnels _______ Acreage Lk Sylvan area. 7 acres won't last long! SERENITY ABOUNDS IN THIS l!L.'.!' I ___________________________ Tastefully furnlhed 3 Bdrm, I Realtors 423-7211 In Orl. After ________________________ Bath with 1 yr. warranty. hrs. call Marty Shepherd, Realty OSTEEN Select yourown breakfast fruit Assoc.. 830 469$. from your own fruit trees in, ________________________ lacrelots to.' as little as$500 dwn Good terms, your own nice backyard. I BR home close to downtown I" "ath. Cent. ASH, ww carp., - operatIon. Must be bondable. 323.2061 PRESTOS trn.sm name, to-wit: warranty. Daltona. for sale by owner. 3 BR, ' WANTED LUMBER 5 SUPPLIES under TAX ADVANTAGE, 7 unIt rental Income property. Country 24________________________ HOUR 322•9283 ______________ __________________ I I - 41$ ç, Pose, adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport, $6, on 17.92 In Sanford. Call _____________________________ ' 15$ an4lffie. ubllcoflee of This notice, Its tic. "Ba.' Pamper Apuncy, Wnl. Stamper., 321.1191.. COupler WSItIflgp011IW$,rSiSiIleblS 323. get 5O-Mscellaneous for Sale 5 -Boats& Accessories __________________ js OUT beautiful new BROADMORE. front & rear BR'S GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3lO3OrIandoDr. 373.57o ____VA&FHA Financing - --. 43-[,,ts.Acrosge ____________________ ___________________ a place to live, car to drive, a j, or some service you have need of, read all our want ads every day. _________________ boat dock included, 1 yr. office. $115,000. UnIurnlsd _____________________________ Ifl'NiiI • Ce - -ffie Will baby_Sit in my Mete fir tame receIpt sO preef of Itus P01 WISH SCHOOL _____ additions and improvements for the casual Florida life style. 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, St. JohnS waterfront. Use of pool, STATUS LOCATION Brantley -ApartmeiWs to _______________________ Peg Real Estate Broker JOHN KIflOER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl 788l,Sanford ________________ A Computer couldn't dream up this many nice, comfortable ,, you are having difficulty finding LUXURY HOME, LOflQWOOd 3 3. porch•s. patio under trees, over 3,000 sq ft. Call for defails, Weslly&mOnthlyratss, utIlitIes pd. Inquire S. O.k 541.7503. 42- _______________________ -- _____________ RIALTY SPECIAL FINANCING 3-2 + FR. Sunland, 1st & 2nd mort. assumable, FHA appraised, $33,430. _____ • _______________________________ $61.09. Pier-ide Statute, will regleler INVITATION TO BID with tile Cur-ti of the Circuit COurt sure ___________________ ____________________ oupt iOu ADS 41-Houses __________________ terest to qualified buyers. ____________ New homes With low monthly payments& lOw down oayments, $36,000 to 541,000. 372-2287. Sanford Oradsus living. liii. pnojce references, to Son 41, co The EVOnII, Nor-lid, e.o. ___________________ tim, by 41-4'ji 541.2111. . ' ______________________ _________________________ '' wantw SubstItute houiiIilpIr. ______ •lvsrforelderlycoiipli. Must heve eapsrhlnce, p.teite • I • • 'I I I ____________________________ _____________ _____________ _____________ _______________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ _________________________ Hove ante I meet YOilfloIOfl,If'uhl? sell tall wIth a ClaIslfid Ad In The Hirald. Salesman for InstItutional food CIII 332.1611 or 531.9203 and a for Daytona, Sanford, 5 friendly ad.vIsor will Pulp "i's' DeLand area. . Salary 5 _________________________ LOST: Srindle csleosd pit bull. • LASSIFIED Waltrasssseap.,niglits APoVaft1r1PM LSSMO,woelnn,Sanford Feirnd,Au$eTrslnares SIberIinHuslisyM.Ie 1 blue 1 br-n eye. 3224514 Unfold, Pli,'fdi 33771 half I _ autsta, pi. 32744 Monday, Nov. 12, 17-3B . ______ • Orlondo .Winter Pork. Seminole tournament were: Ed 'flweupecn, 1:45 Graff, 6.9; second, John Inches. third, BY: My Ann Duabwy DePutY Chit Chariton, 72, and Ida Joyce Johnson, 2:97. Stevens, 8,0; and third, P?lIlIIp H. LOØn of Qiarlton, 62, Orange City; SHOT PUT Martin l4io, ij, Women, 1044: firM, JNH0LSSR, LCOAN AND Women, 55.69: firM, Kay [me Mather, 13, and Kathy ErnesUne YecinIi., 1:43.1; MONCRIEP Thomson, 1.1; second, Men, 5619; firM, Don Funk, Mather, 59, Orange City; and $sl)nd, Anna ____Simuny, 2:11.4 POlO ONce I during the - --. hen Pd, SlflfoId, Fl. _- "f""' 831.9993 ByJANCAMLBE**Y Thcarr, 110 fed 3 Inches; third, Helen Fox, 56.0. was third4 The men's . . 322-2611. second, Adrian Ungardo, 90 HerMdSWfWrfter ISIOS coiupiI1on wieners ATLANTIC NATIONAL SANK OP IxperIsnosdssWW. Gold pip, In. Here are the weekend fed; third, Gef$ld Page, RATES SIMINOLE, CLASSIFIED DEPT. Wise JOhn Leech, , IurolCL ViCStISn, credit union ONE.MILE RUN Dite. Apnofits tin,. Apy In IWIIIS ........44C line results from the fifth annual fed. Park; William Knipp, fl NOTICE OP ACTION LMI Mary 00 FOOd Store. Liki HOURS $c a NM. 3 consecutiv, times Golden Age Olympics, which Men, 6044: fIrst, Don Men, 5569: first, Bert Ross, Swon, 01*; ____ and Harold TO: Mary A. ftQ Mar-p Blvd. t 1.4. 30ca line 7cons.cwtsv.tlmes Hess 84 fed6lnches; second, 6:13.7; 0:00 AM. - S:30 P.M. closed Satiwiiny: second, Uoyd lockwood, 62, Cerm.1, N.Y. RssMlncS: MONDAY thru FRIDAY ROute I' Lehand ErIckson, 73 fist 11 Farabee, 6:35.4; thIrd, Nsrs, Ors,sn SATURDAY 9-Noon 3 Lines Minimum Fullorparttlmi 50YARD DASH Inches; third, Hugh Yecinani, Thomas Davis Sr., 6:39.3. w.wn, Aa*ies: 440 RACE 3221004 69 feet lOinches. Men, 6044: firM, taland Post Offke Sin 3200 _________ __________________________ stRess, POI'tiefld Or-sian me. DEADLINES Winner, of men's and Men6549: first, Bob Roush, Erickson, 7:24.0; second, Men,5649: YOU ARE NOTIFIED t19 an 21-Situations j*sd women's 50 yard dash, whIch 83 fd 6 Inches; second, Bill John AMen, 7:30.5; third, 1:11.Zecond, Robert Mobr, *cttan to tsti*a constructIve ______________ . . Noon The Dof8efore Publicotion was rim Friday nIgl* prior to Duckwoith, 78 feet 6 Inches; Eugene Gram.,, 1:21.0. Wed Palm Beach, 1:15.7; Trust In Ans,srts Intsrplulii Sap. conipanhon.•lde dolIr the Seminole HIgh.Lyman thiid,Weiley Senses, 76 feet 2 p" Men over 70: first, Joim third, lioyd Farabs., 1:48:1 Won filed posflImcare Of eteurly or Sundoy - Noon Fridoy to_____ _ ______ _______ oiPV 10 P11W Inches. ____ cOtter. Tills., ThtWI. 4 to S Pins High football game wIre: Stevens, 6:30.7; second, Men, 6144: firM, L.''d oriften ______________________ " da0...sN, If any, Pe It in _____________________ . won.s flexible. Sac. Men, A Men over 70: first, Joe HaIl, Jerome Staggenborg, not Erickson, 1:39; ascoad David Ptthlll H. LOWe, Cress.010indsnts ______________ _____________ _____ _____ ______________________ _____________________ Ref. 3239100 4-s PM. teltis. 61 l4dlSiI 15 Pest . __________________ fed 3 Inches; second, Orrin recorded; and third, Martin Jones, 1:35; thIrd, Ray Uugardo, 7.1; second, Robert Office Sex 227, $alt*l. Florida $-lIsks mnlsi -____________ Mohr, 7:5; thIrd,. Garold Grgf, 90 feet; third, Karp, 54 Hensen, 10:131. ______ 14, _______________________ __________ _____ Surnrny, 1:48.8. nrn an or be*e Decomas, ___________________________ fed 3 Inches. Page, 7.6. Women, 5649: fIrst, Ann Men, 6640: firM, Olibsito me, and Ill. tue sr15MsI_____ witti The ___________________ •• c•r•. first, TrIg, 6:45; second, Sylvia Gonzales, littler 00*1 Men, 6044: first, Donald Women, 5649: 1:21.7; second c$itt 10 ThIs W?_______ EVL5ulft,selaryopin ____ Y Si Lonely? WrIte "010 a service on Crosi.DsPai4snts of. 7 NEED CASH? ____ David Harrtdt Boyd, fl fed 10 in Hull, 6:54; second, bOys mnnolUnfort 1.4 Greenes, 9:191; thIrd, Kay Harry ms.e, 1:401; third, terniy or Immelist sty mersaøsr;( $ir-Vk0. All oliS Mofi" _______ - P.O. Sen OW), Cle.rw.tsr. Fl. Jones, 6.50; third, L.eland ches; second, Marion Boiler, Thompson, 9:30. Harold Hsr, 1:48.1. oottarwiee dafOIJI? will N Use Your Home Ai Security 5.45 4.17, full 5 port time. 63 fed 10 Inches; third, Kay Women 6044: Anna Sam. ____________________ RN, CaIIUIPOr-TIrms. ______ ErIckson, 7.6. __________________________ Applylnpirson$anfordNurslns Men over 70:______ firM, 'Orrin olalnet u fir Itie relief demanded The ntp4aint or potltIen. TOwS! PItsenCIal$rV, p Convalescent Center, 950 Men, 6549: firM, Gilberto 'Iboinpson, 49 feet 10 Inches. my, 12:14.2. Graft, 1:18.6; second, JOISS InWITNIS$mytt.ndandthe$seIW 1100141 445 $1iø1. Fi Mlllinvilie. Gonzalez, 6:2; second, Harry Women, 6044: firM, Doris Stevens, 1:31; third, Jerome Ottli Court in ThIs 9Th di ___________________________ NO BROKERAGE FEES NoVimbir, 1979. '.• -Shadle, 7.0; third, wesley Stanley, 45 feet 10 Inches; Staggenbcrg, 1:13.7. CLASSIFIEDAVEITISING SHUFFLEBOARD POUND (SEAL) NO BROKERAGE feet; 30 second, Kathy Karp, I MOVES MOUNTAINS Benz.., 7.1. Women, 5610:______ firM, Sylvia tsprpsr I $ SICtiWIffi Jr. ____ OlMircttandisEvery Day FEES Hoøot'aiy Chairperson •. --•---- ___ -- ________ - . -- -------- - _____________ --'-- .. .. - - . ; ___________ -- -- - . - , -- 'r I? . '- , - - - -1 �-- - . - - - - - . *. : __ r - - - -. - . - - •• - I ....-Ev.nbsg Hsrs. $snfsr, P1. BLONDIE M.nMy, N.y. 11,17 ACOU 39 FiflIII children I Goes to court by Chic Young PIj rr OLD &AG A"ND DIE Compass 12 Young lady 13 I WI4E*f IErI..E I TOLP HIM TOlG THIS PITCI4 e AIM for elØyearsand silme think 06 mess a lloes Of IPPIM MY MOdW was this way in lateir yam and I biiw ft must bskmiserable ow and I sly have to !.5 5 6 7 $ 4 - 5 10 11 12 1 13 14 17 — — THE BORN LOSER — — — — 20 by Art Sansom 21 22 Un(OWTO 13PR 'bUt - IP& TAT CAI CP Mi _____ IF IF F(.,.~ 23 24 ____ 37 3$ r% 1 by Bob MOntCM 1 SAW A MOVIE LAST I YIN IT, ELVIS P.EY WAil BEEN ANCIENT A WEEJCANOA I'OFFMD 11,106 so To SNG WITH HIS 8410.f - WILVE TIMESf s L 53 By BERNICE BEDEOBOL F- Tuesday, I wY November is a - '—''' IPUIIIIII. Ever1Im ___ --by Howl* SchneWer CUMME A LOW CO Iliou Your popularity and ARM (Mordi 31,W , -. 1)? 1W C PRI,,• 1 1 164" AN A 67A 1 NNERIUM ----- a- -- WIN '-1, bit by Al Vernwr -_ I !— MAYN qOU CAN p LAMP ii" ) cur o '\ - iP - , 41*1 CAM1 THAT MCil$N' 901MIR To"W*La Me WMH "if P UNIZewX IVI HIM A / / vnblvmwv~ If in do% M he hi member's .uJJL r pier dS'l T psus EI ut Lou(leO. 11. 13) Yew' 0* be PUCU (Fib *MisOh IS) t • pit In possess $esslhlag 00514 haSP'S the to $e' *hu fi tioysito Wise ft. y j tear 11 wIll aisci flu' rut ci dap. flishIUI lie th ,Iw InUd M , ' / site - binowitz . I I I-IM - I - -- - - - '- ' . -\ Ii-. I ii - 'T — — '-1- '4 -. - P i--i . :- TUMSLIWI1 .rLJ" - •-' - 'V % , - •r .• --. - - -•:• .. • J I'( ' • .-.-.t . -- 1 • •). • . c..-' -. -. - - ..- i. - w—' ' • .. - - -.. -. ii - .- •- -.. ' --: _•_ -. . . - . . - - II NI X - . - . ' w C - :' . .- .'- - "i::, : •. -. - — '----- - - . - A - - : -. - 5 - - - - 1 - 'S - ;- - ' - • - - - -. .- - • -. • -. •. ' - - :P - - - -- ' - - - - - - -- -- . - • • - • - - , .• - - t Low" o. - - •r. . - — -_-- - - -- r"' ' - - :. -' ' -. . RyDONNAU1U -• Hiiuldl Wrihi 'We hope to _1IMUI a good quality Il. $2 "ee Cavalier Motel, jut rutau'ait ad logo ciliated toward an* of Akpd 17A do cannnitytt be UKnoting (;1v&W 1111111111111118111 (w a InieshmisallisaWboodmprolka grand re-opting In ssr Jay. Neurna his been iniivd In the hetSI The Ir Ind*y, ad - '-L Mr many ys In the north U • liengs Is — bo rdhi*sd a ir ad to siMs auldaco lii 01 mere thu $215,115, Mid Bst meuter boW spiritless. Newman, piMi4eet ciCavaier lass Mr.. 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'. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 12, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/294406ae78e13924d6f3ab2ab29629ee.pdf 8d85fabdc28676a6c537eaaf74885eb9 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION U 72nd Year, No. 28—Sunday, September 23, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents On Tax Lien Sales New Provisions Earn STANDARD • ARMSTRONG • SINGER • BOZOF • TAYLOR-JONES • [NGLEWOOD • NATION4 NAME BRAND FURNITURE AT DISCOUNT PRICESI - ca EARLY AMERICAN... 1 S 0 Collec tor's Support ,%" oone Americas Iloved desiqnsf 9, U A ft 13 0 L 0 V Concern For Local Rivers A Matter Of Perspective 1r.3 7 7Handsome Sofa & Loveseafi I Early American living room that's never "out-of-date" with features galore: beautiful, easy-care nylon upholstery with handsome, contrasting welttrim, stylish skirting, wing back, and convenient pillow arms. Constructed to give you years of durable service and comfort with hardwood frame and plush urethane foam padding. Whether you're entertaining guests or just relaxing with your family. . . its furniture you can enjoy and be proud of. Act nowl Matching Chair 1100 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer REG. $10 I -. I ';., • - / t.. -- • !i I.-. ::'i i 'Mi - ' uilII I ' 1 W pow . ii 1v.uifr.cui, 4e 7 O'" P".. 1,Pc.c U _______ 1 — ____ ______ .Wall Unit or Room Divider Contemporary Oak Finish : , _____ ., __ . . EwZ — CASH CARRY PRICK RIG $10 K-DIN THE BOX ____ TERMS LOW: DOWN PAYMENT Two of Seminole County's most valuable natural resources are the St. Johns River and the Wekiva River. And, both are embroiled in controversy. ma j.ns Melbourne and flows northward to the Atlantic Ocean at Jacksonville. The Wekiva originates at a spring in Wekiva State Park and flows into the St. Johns. The controversy centers on pollution, The Friends of the St. Johns, watchdog of the St. Johns River for the past 4% years, feels the state Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) is not doing enough to stop the pollution in the river while the group claims the Army Corps of Engineers often is doing too much. Particularly incensing to J. T. Turnipseed, president of the Friends of St Johns, is a recent report from DER indicating the level of pollution in the river Is being controlled. The level of pollution In the river is the same as it was in 1973, six years ago, a recent DER report said. "This type of publicity from DER has the effect of 'Thank - goodness 1k.Corps - - hasn't snrav.d sprayed this lulling the public and anti. pollution standard violators into greater complacency," Turnipseed said. "The accumulation of pollutants on the bottom of our river and lakes Is in. creasing annually. Midges, sludge worms etc continue to replace the desirable, natural marine life on the floor of the waters," he said. Turnipseed said Lake Monroe, at Seminole's northern-most border, has more Pollution than other lakes In Central Florida. In fact, he said, Lake iooe is in danger of dying. Too often "after-thefact" permits are issued by DER rind polluters are slapped on the wrists rather than being punished, Turnipseed said, insisting state antipollution laws are not enforced. An example pointed out 'Iwnjpseed in a recent &)at tour of the St. Johns, was a drainage pipe installed by someone to drain off land being developed. The drainage pipe taking water directly into the river violates anti-pollution laws, he said. Meanwhile, the Army Corps of Engineers in its zeal to keep the river navigable, Turnipseed said, sprays water hyacinths and other water weeds. While that sounds good, Turnipseed said the result Is that the dead plants then sink to the bottom of the waterway to rot. In the rotting process they absorb oxygen from the water and kill marine life. It is a vicious cycle, Turnipseed said. He noted when DER doesn't enforce anti-pollution standards 99 ' • NAME .1 BRAND The Furniture Store 55 017-92, 111114 11millof . I b4 . , •' i Ph one: . : . ,' / . • .# I. LONGWOOD, I : • •• v 4saak'sr8s@&*,0h=4WWW*ftr1W,kyir t overlooked, Ray commented: - - and tax deed expenses. "It is ridiculous that someone It would have the option of would lose their property assuming ownership of the because they owed $3.05. I '— property if the tax deed wasn't would have gone out myself to redeemed in two or three years, notify them. I don't think any but practically all deeds would law was written to hav be redeemed, he said. "People something like this happen. ______ say the counties would lose Hardship cases are all different money, but I don't think so. r' and there ought to be sonic There might be some lean times provision." during the first year, but it would even itself out. You "Back in the '30s and '40s half < of the land m this county was off would collect as much on the the tax rolls," Ray said. "The certificates as you lose the first law providing for the sale of tax year." Bay County sold $512,905 in deeds was written to get the TROY RAY tax deeds in June 178, he said, property back on the tax rolls, and $510,000 has been collected not to take anyone's property ...provlsions needed through redemption of those tax away. Some of the best areas of Sanford and Seminole were Chairman James Harold certificates since then. Eight. een percent of the certificates acquired to get them back oil Thompson, both of Quincy. Senate President Phil Lewis were redeemed within 90 days. the tax rolls. A Department of Revenue "This situation tines not exist asked Thomas and Thompson today. Only a small percentage to hold the hearing to consider official, Ray Grissett of the of the delinquent property is not changes in tax laws and Division of Ad Valorem Taxareclaimed by the owner before determine if other Gadsden tion, said sheriff's deputies the tax deed is actually sold," County families are in situa- should personally notify people he explained. "But there should tions similar to the Kenons, who with delinquent tax bills they're be the provision in the law in are about to lose their home about to lose their homes. The Kenons weren't informed case there should be an because they (ailed to pay a that John Barrow of Callahan economic slump. In case of bad $3.05 tax bill in 1975. A county should assume the had purchased a tax deed on times you have to lower taxes or people can't pay them and tax deed on property with their home because of $3.05 in you can't allow a trend where delinquent taxes instead of taxes owed for 1975. They didn't property should come off of the selling it to a speculator, realize taxes were delinquent Brookings said. It would go for 1975 and paid their taxes In tax rolls." through the procedures of subsequent years, even after Brookings appeared at a notifying the property owner, Barrow had purchased the public hearing by Sen. Pat then collecting 18 percent in. deed, which heheld secretly for Thomas and House Judiciary terest on the delinquent taxes three years. . - - • .,. .. - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Tax Collector Troy Ray does not agree with the president of the Florida Tax Collectors Association that "counties should stop selling delinquent property tax bills to speculators." But, he does agree some changes are needed in the present law. Bay County collector Donnell Brookings, president of the association, has urged the legislature to prohibit the sale of so-called tax deeds so people like Hattie Mae and Fedo Kenon don't lose their homes over a $3.05 tax bill. Brookings wants county government to retain the tax deeds. However, Ray said, all safeguards available under any procedure of acquiring property for delinquency should apply to government as well, "The person faced with loss of his property should be served notice in person by an officer of the court or legal law en. forcement officer so there would be no question that he was aware of the procedure," he said. As to the case where the old couple lost their home over a $3.05 tax bill that had been and untreated drainage water and effluent from sewer plants is allowed to flow into the St. Johns, the waters have higher nutrient levels which encourage the growth of the water weeds. When the weeds are sprayed the problem is compounded. "Thank goodn.0 the Corps hasn't sprayed this year," said Turnipseed on a boat tour, pointing to the lush -vegetation on the banks of the riv2r. And, he said, the river is fairly filled with fish of all descriptions. The scenery along the St. Johns looks like a portrait in its pure beauty with palm trees dipping toward the waterway in obedience or at least loving respect. Beautiful and well-kept homes are constructed along the St. Johns River banks. An old bus or rude camp also can be seen. In the trees an eagle or osprey (hawk) nest can be seen occasionally. Meanwhile, the Wekiva River Camp Owner's Association, (WCOA), comprised of 45-to40 families who have built cabins along the Wekiva River, feel the state Is more interested In moving them out of their weekend and holiday retreats than they are interested in the river. For nearly 40 years some of the camp dwellers have been trying by various means to assure their cabins will remain on the bancs of the Wekiva. Several over the years have tried, without success to pay taxes on the laud where the cabins are located. They have fought development by land developers along the river and tried to comply with state rulings abort the cabins, To keep the area as clean as possible they have dismantled abandoned campsites, carrying the debris by bust away from the river. They clean up the refuse left behind by canoeists along the river, remove water hyaclutbu and fallen trees. "We work hard trying to keep the river clean," said George Depalma, president of the WCOA. Most of the cables have their own deep wells (from I fed tol3$ fed) for dekiking water and septic tanks for eaug dVouL 'The .lanomaswas ks1IVP*$A - -- ... . .. -. ssu ris Sy Teal Vees$ This truck, which was hauling produce for Red's Market of Orlando, couldn't deliver the goods Saturday morning, The vehicle, driven by Franklin Durbin of Orlando, ran Into the eastbound Interstate 4 median at 4:40 a.m. When the driver brought the truck back on the road, the big hauler flipped on its side, blocking one lane of traffic. Durbin was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment and was released. He was charged with careless driving, according to a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman. TOPSY TURVY Health Department Seeks $64,731 Servicedd*t* Aon By GARRY GRAU The school personnel provide when possible for students with 1979 school year. The letter Herald Staff Writer vision screening, rescreening, apparent health problems. In pointed out the following aress (SecoadiasserIes) and follow-up; hearing the 1976-1979 school year, ac- covered by the district: Seminole County students screening, rescreening, and cording to the proposal, each of V ision Screening have current health services follow-up and health depart- the 28 elementary schools Approximately is,00 students costing more than $726,000 ment reviews immunizations received a yearly average of 6.2 were screened for vision provided by the school district from kindergarten and first public health nursing visits, problems. Kindergarten anti minimal health service grade. Marion Snell, Consultantstudents, first graders new to from the county health In addition, the proposal Coordinator of Health the county and dud-'ts In department. mentions some pre-school Education and Services for the grades tire., five, e.ven, and Seminole County Health physicals are provided by the school district, sent an August 2 nine were vision screened, as Medical Director, Dr. Jorge health department and some letter to Dr. Deju summarising were all students recommen Deju, who termed his depart- evaluation and treatment are the health services performed for exceptional child programs rnent's current Involvement obtained by school personnel by the school district in the 197$. and oth er students referred by "minimal" wants to add $14,fll ____________________________ the schools for pMble vision worth of service centered on problems. kindergarten through third grade. . _______________________________________ Those who failed the According to a 19794860 screening were rescrieflid; school health proposal sid- Areand The Click ..........4-A Horoscope .................$8 those failin g the rescr.enüig milled on Sup. 12 to the comt Bridge ..................... I-B Hoqdtal ................... 2-A were followed up Urough 1st. uliool board by the health CburekPages ............44-B obitanries.................1$-A terstoparesttel.th,j, "V1411 CIIIkI ....................SB (XJRSELVES ............1-3-1 and In a we *!'141e11Y provided for - Cr.sw.rd .................I-B Sports .................... 74-A visits. do 12* SI4U!tSI Ur00h E41e.lil...................4-A Tetevisios .................74 eye Fhiaaj a• ilamlnatiosts a third grade gnta. DiarAbbY .................2-B Weather ...................2-A $.SHIALTh,PIgeA Today . m@ - . - 1: - • ------ .-,.. .. .--" ,-..___ .................. ,.. ..-. .. - ..'-.---. i..-.. -. .. .'-.-•-- --. - itr , - - . - • - .- ____________ J1(*i8tI I," . 11Z - ' ,. - - • - - - �H•rId, Sanford, Ft. I Sunday Sept. 23, ø7 I. — Man Found Sleeping In Stolen Car WORLD IN BRIEF Seminole County deputies investigated a man sleeping in a car near Lake Mary Friday morning, discovered the car was stolen and arrested the man. Mehrl Stull, 21, Rithmond,Vhginla was allegedly asleep in the front seat of a car parked a the Handy Way store, Lake Mary * Fires Blvd., and State route 400. Another man was asleep in the back seat. * Courts According to Seminole deputies Stull offered car registration identifying the owner as Richard Lee Sholfer, Middletown, * Police Beat Maryland. Stull allegedly claimed Shaffer to be his stepfather. AnmrtPrfrhuthIz4.u...a..L -. . .J ujwi.cu the car was sioien. A teletype reply from the Maryland State Police confirmed the car AUTO BURGLARY as stolen. A hydraulic jack, three watches, and two stereo speakers were Stull was still in Seminole County Jail Saturday morning with a taken from a car parked on State route 46 according to Seminole reduced bond of $1,575. County deputies. George Oliver Shannis, 21, 110 W. 19th St., Sanford told county RIDING MOWER GONE Between 6:30 p.m. and 11:45 p.m. someone took a riding mower deputies he parked his pick-up truck at the Drift Inn, Beardall and State route 46, at 9:30 p.m. Friday. At 10:56 p.m. he noticed the from the back yard of John Gill, 66,211 Adair 5, Seminole County deputies said. Gill told the deputies he was at wing window of the truck was broken into and some contents missing. The total value lost is $240. church when the theft occurred. Action Reports North Korea Warns U.S. Against Spying TOKYO (UPI) — North Korea charged today the alleged flight of a supersonic U.S. spyplane above its territory was a "grave military provocation" and demanded an end to such high-altitude surveillance. The statement followed a report Friday by the official North Korean Central News Agency on the alleged incident the North Koreans said took place Thursday. The SR-71 spyplane, nicknamed "Black Bird" and capable of flying at three times the speed of sound at high altitudes, allegedly flew over North Korean territorial waters off the town of Koson. BEIRUT, Lebanon (UP!) — It was a dark, moonless night, but Palestinian officials said those were Israeli tanks and troops invading Lebanon with guns ablaze. Military sources in Tel Aviv says it never happened. The Palestinian Liberation Organization said that Just after sunset Friday an Israeli armored column that somehow got around Nepalese U.N. peace-keeping troops stabbed six miles into Lebanese territory and fought Palestinians and Lebanese leftists. Whatever really went on, it apparently was all but over In less than six hours. Though some artillery fire was still reported, comparative calm has been restored in the region by midnight 6 p.m. EDT, witnesses said. A lawsuit filed against the city of Sanford contends an elderly Sanford woman died as a result of falling on a sidewalk under repair by the City. The suit has been filed in Seminole County Circuit Court. The suit, brought by William Young, nephew and personal representative of the estate of Miriam Carson, a Sanford resident when she died a year ago, claims that the 90-year-old woman tripped on rubble and stones of a sidewalk not properly marked. U.N. backs Pol Pot UNITED NATIONS (UP!) — The U.N. General Assembly, in a dramatic endorsement of the ousted Pol Pot regime, rejected a Soviet-Vietnamese proposal to unseat the Cambodian delegation of Kampuchea and to recognize the Vietnam-Installed Heng Samrin regime. For the Soviet Union and Vietnam, the lopsided 7145 vote Friday was a bitter defeat of their all-out diplomatic campaign against the Pol Pot delegation. Thirty-four countries abstained in the vote. The sidewalk where Ms. Carson fell is in front of Larry's Used and New Mart, 213-215, Sanford Ave., according to records. Young said the city was installing a wheelchair ramp at Businessmen Kidnapped ' . SAMW __ W"___ ,° am As.dae$di#M433n.nL 5p 3 at 8114 MU Auu farwád with the .risti Pianesuldthsyvs'u,hjg *nday,$$tomhurILflP-V3LN.1J FESTIVAL - g . - + ,, 4 I '- - ;-' 4r • - - • • EZ 4 — - *0 ' -_i I • Including abutting down the Panama Canal, unless Home and Saisti eSMorass will try nest weak to come A bill negejat,4aorUer b OW WS* 30, Wit ren Into aarprnea4,ff In $,Home, House Domocrutie Lead, JIm WrIght at Tess. listed + + Worst Fire In California which miat be completed neat week, before members lesv. on a week4ouig Colaubse Day recess beginning Sept.L By United Press Intmraat&osal In what firefighters called the want such outbreak so early ln the season, anea-uptlon of27 major brush and .Jorest fires over the past 11 days has charred some 300 square miles of California — an area almost three times the size of the District of Columbia. The total bill neared a half-billion dollars. 19r - FLORENCE DENT-URE . C-LINICS9 INC. NOW IN ORLANDO, FLA. t Reptile Dealer Nabbed + PHI WELPHIA (UPI) — A dealer In rare reptiles has been sentenced to a year in Jail and fined $10,000 for mnugglthg endangered species. Henry Molt, Jr., operator of the Philadelphia Reptile Exchange in Willow Grove, Mcedgosaery Coud, was sentenced Friday by U.S. District Judge Qareicq Newcomer. Molt, of Berwyn, Chester Comedy, was col)vIded of - - - - - (WINTER PARK) importing 10 radiated tortoises, native to MadagMoer, PHONE (305) 644.1753 '.. - + • 4 - 4 -• I, - -- .- - .. - - • -I- 4 ..-.-- - •- --a- — . -.- - - — Tww' Pnd6d Rlcheid Jimmy Carter will. SM- gIve up Predicted today- TOkYO UPI pAidnucy without a figid bicas. hIs IsemsrNavy man, aid a pol11$1' used to rduia ai*hu,em,rs - '50 OFF OUR 15O DELUXE DENTURES WITh111L 111)5 .40-0.A- - Nixon Says Carter Will fight a dom Is • I ,a"thMhe would stenasMaforanv(41IH! IN' rkt ". - - and trying to sell them to the BronLN.Y., and &aezvUls, Tens., zoos for $100. •• - submarines. Spokesmen said the material could be used to build an atom bomb, but Insisted there was no evidence the uranium had left the plant. up-with a new uumpe-.Jis bill to kxçlunesst the triMlet - •— •:' ERWIN, Tenn. (UP!) — Federal authorities say they have found no "glaring errors" in the bookkeeping at the Nuclear Fuel Services plant, which has somehow managed to lose more than 250 pounds — $3.5 million worth — of highly enriched uranium In the past 11 years. Authorities planned to continue their airborne electronic search of the 12-acre plant today, but were beginning to suggest perhaps the latest batch of mfqlqg uranium — at least 20 pounds — had been lost "In the process" of converting it to fuel for the Navy's nuclear Congress gats Its act together." - - Uranium Gone For Good? could occur ar• rather staggering' -'I - SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) A comatose woman whose family had virtually given her up for dead is now talking and on her way to recovery in an Air Force decompression chamber set for 40 feet below sea level. Jane Avey Benton was expected to be released today from the chamber, where she was artificially dived to pressure equal to 165 feet below sea level to dissolve an air bubble that had formed in the arteries of her brain during a lung biopsy. The 41-year-old junior high school English teacher from Fairfield Bay, Ark., 75 miles north of Little Rock, had been given little chance of avoiding permanent brain damage from the circulation blockage, which her surgeon said happens only once in every 10,000 such operations. 'Th. Possibilities of what PHONE (813) 5416664 -. -. There was time when - -Comatose Woman Recovers legislation in the Congress." Meanwhile, a spokesman for the pilots who guide ships through the drategic waterway said his group might walk out and predicted "utter chaos" If the treaties are not implemented by Oct. 1. Norman Werner, president of the 3N.Member pilots association, said the pilots will "consider all alternatives, ST. PETERSBURG"FLA. rupsihid as - months under the alias of "Dr. Jesse Fairchild Adams," was charged in a six-count Indictment returned Friday by the Davidson County grand jury. Investigators said the grey-haired, distinguishedlooking Allen, 59, is an acquaintance of the real Dr. Adams, a retired Navy surgeon now living in Olga, Wash. Failure To Implement Pact sIlwilI*abuut13hifti The P15115 Wrpl WW INki .sid U en thi 'a" dwar __ NASHVILLE, TENN. (UPI) -A former flying service operator hired at $36,000 a year as chief of medical services for the State Corrections Department has been charged with impersonating a doctor and practicing medicine without a license. George E. Allen, who worked for the state for the past 13 Administration Warns Of House defeat of the implementing legislation. He declined to predict what might occur in Panama if the legislation is rejected again next week, but he praised the "restraint and dignity" of the Panamanian govern. meat. "The possibilities of what could occur are rather stag gering, I would Imagine, even to those who view with some happiness the prospect of chaos in the area. But I would net begin to believe that those who voted againet our solemn treaty obligations In this regard would so view It, but there might be some." He said Panama has not Issued any wrnIngsutowhat It might do If the treaty Is not implemented by Oct. 1. But, he added, "We are confident the government of Panama will respond to this delay with the restraint and the dignity which has characterized It during the Was deliberations on the 'canal treaties and the Implementing Detroit Federation of Teachers President Mary Ellen Duggan planned to continue a hearing on a back-to-work + -- + shut. At the urging of Mayor Dianne Feinstein, the teachers' Riordan said the school board request on Monday. union and school district agreed news conference disobeyed Contract talks Friday went to bring in mediator Torn Wayne County Circuit Court nowhere and schools remained McCarthy of the state ConJudge Patrick Duggan's order closed. Duggan ordered further ciliation Service in an attempt to not discuss the situation with talks but no session has yet to get the talks off dead-center. reporters. been scheduled. "The judge specifically reIn Pennsylvania, 45,000 stuElementary schools in San quested that we do not do our Francisco were open Thursday dents were missing classes negotiating in public," she said. and Friday, staffed with sub- because of strikes. Five Ohio "I will respect the judge's stitutes and supervisory per. districts were on strike, all over request." sonnel but other schools stayed money differences. Sun. 12.. Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30 Sun.J2.6 THE SAVING PLACE - WASHINGTON (UP!) — The administration hopes to demands. ___- - rescue legislation implementing the Panama Canal pacts before Oct. 1 and warns another congressional rejection could have "staggering" consequences. "I want to stress we must have legislative authority by Oct. Ito exercise our rights to operate the canal," State Department spokesman Bedding Carter said Friday, expressing the administration's disappointment at the Tuesday with representatives of both sides. The 19-day walkout was affecting 64,000 students. Detroit's two top school of. ficials, Superintendent Arthur Jefferson and board President George Bell held a news con• ference Friday to say the 213,000-student district faces a huge budget deficit and cannot meet the teachers' contract ShopLes sburg. DeLand, Mt. Dora and Kissimmea Daily beauties in bikinis frolicking on Miami Beach were a fixture in many northern newspapers during the winter. There'll be no more of that, The Miami Beach Visitor and Convention Authority has dedded there will be no more cheesecake pictures' from Miami Beach. "They were out of style," Ted Griffin, executive director of the authority, said Friday. "Miami Beach Is more than cheesecake," Rosamond Chapman of 101 Crystal View East, Sanford, began studying Painting In 1903 with E.B. Stowe and has also studied under local artists Mildred Babcock and Judy Malone. She now teaches art classes at home and has been a substitute teacher at Seminole Community College. Since her retirement 13 years ago from First Federal Savings and Loan of Seminole, she has had more time to devote to oil painting and teaching. She Is a past president and vice president of Sanford-Seminole Art Assn. She will be among the hundreds of artists participating In the 'Fall For Art' festival Sept. 29-30 in downtown Sanford.The Evening Herald will publish a special art tabloid In Thursday's edition. PARTICIPANT ference to say they could not afford to meet the teachers' wage demands. In all, about 55 teachers' strikes affecting over 800,000 students were continuing in 12 states, including the nation's longest walkout in Jefferson Parish, La. A spokeswoman for Louisiana Gov. Edwin Edwards said Edwards and a federal mediator would meet next - MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP!) MNOIM +• ::Ji.ruu 11stMM,.Wi Memo We*NeasNu*Ø,3r:-- eua,v.ar. I,NMI WON $P.Ws ff_ 13.23.6 1 eas V, - jury. Chretien, a 33-year.old unemployed bartender who faces a maximum life sentence, showed no emotion when the verdit was announced Friday. Bikini Pictures Passe Hawaii - - BOSTON (UPI) - Massachusetts will fight the federal government's plans to proceed with the leasing of 660,000 acres of the Georges Bank fishing grounds for oil and natural gas exploration, Attorney General Francis X. Bellotti says. Bellotti said fishing and environmental interests In the rich fishing grounds off the New England coast would not be properly protected under a new federal plan to withdraw 12 ecologically sensitive sections of Georges Bank from next month's planned lease sale. fa i w VMi tiu by a white sails is" wa ines.d in a 041" With a bulge Vcwuppi. M$S5 with mW uld flEt psIm H. iyM4141. 1arthquókShak •+ SALEM, Mass. I UPI) James Chretien, the first man in Massachusetts' history to be tried for raping his wife, has been convicted by an Essex County Superior Court Mass Readying For Fight f3) - Wife In Massachusetts - Police Seek Information' crssCIS A. ls*1ihl, Dna 1Hs40* $urdi. CiMIurry 04 Q. $ ONW110 5101* MWO9,111ma Laits may, A** I. nL Oliiiiw ste;qiN.1 , aiksrt $. S10M, WWv -. 'I $SN THEFT James Dooley, 31, of 119 Wyndham Court, near Longwood told Seminole County deputies a burglar apparently used a coat hanger to gain entrance to a locked pick-up truck and stole $5( worth of equipment. According to Dooley the incident occurred between 3 a.m. and 5:30a.m. Friday while the plck.uptruck was parked in front of his house. It's owned by B & B Steel Erectors where Dooley is em. ployed. The burglar took a tool box containing welding equipment valued at $400 and a "fuu-buster" worth $100. ''- pnLDon't Throw Away Those Special Tags MaNPres Negotiators in both the Detroit and San Francisco teachers' strikes were talking, but apparently weren't getting anywhere, The state mediator who helped settle the Los Angeles bus strike has been brought into San Francisco in an effort to get talks moving. In Detroit, school board officials convened a news con- Man Convicted Of Raping -. am. readings; tea. 316 peratare, $7; oversight low, 75; Port Canaveral: high, 1:44 yesterday's high, U; am., 1:17 p.m.; low, 3:14 am., barometric presser., 21,11; 3:33 pm. relative hem*Iy, $1 percent; Bayport: high, 243 am., 3:23 winds, 8$! at mph. pm.; low,9:33a.m.,$:34 pm. MONDAY'S TIDES F.SIU, Daytsmi leach: hIgh, 13:27 mugat today with scattered thunderstorms. some heavy am., 11:40pm.; low, 3:13 am., rain likely t duo withlow 4:22 pm. Port Casaveral: high, 10:11 PlooIi.1 low aid unaMy flood prose steal. Mostly am., 13:31 pm.; low, 3:47 am., èloedy tonight aid Siaday With 4:13 pm. laypsit: high, 3:13 am., 413 scattered thuderikeweri. State Rep. Bobby BraiIq, another one," he coullonei Is t.IN aid lows is do pm.; low, $:M a.m., 1:11 pa. BOATING FOIIECA8T who filed the bill which will No. Winds south or southwest 10 H, Asgtla. I. Jupit erhu t become effective. on Jan. 1 Tho raw MOW ta to ii mph py will be availabl, to all han. 33 miles, Cape SaMe to concerning special parking dicapped persons meellng the dersiorms. Rita probability ed decreasing to 33 perreat by Tarp. Springs sut$ miles — permits for handicapped crb& for 50 cats can be usW tonight sMM psrceM kadsy. Winds mostly south or south. persons, has pointed out a 'd only 1W their own vWde, wag 16 to 11 huh I MItOIlISM iii Thursday's HStiId but can be attached to someone WNDAY'$ ?lD Suaday. Seas 3 to leet. Winds that "handicapped persons can special data bd" mod to transport Da)loaa Beach: high, £;I and s. er sear scattered throw away their im., 11:07 pm.; Iew,3:Zla.m., MA. license plates after Jan. 1" is Iflhileaalng. 'Yosdonolhavetoom*acar Brsodl.yaaldth.yaliouldast or hold aktv,r'aLlcim,tob. 'tirow theirHP lies.. Oft oUgIWe to pudiass one," he (CDI?AINOTES away u this ! 1 1dkapp.d added. A hatter from a "or F itemq pate, we renewed with stding the ''blgd person has a ilickar each year JiM the psrmanSM mobility problems I IiMINOLIM$MOs* SI.TW$ Mvki$ Disim. Moors $ Wy, ' same as athur plates. "It they which eWi''4Ially impair Ida theow them away thsy will 1 or her ability to anibulati Is INICHAR"s • 5M*l: flSitY. MiWas N. NouI ___ United Press International IN BRIEF the time of the accident on July 25. The suit states the sidewalk repair began on July by employees of the city and was done In an incomplete and improper way. Young's suit Mates the public was not alerted to the sidewalk dangers with proper barricade warning. The suit asks for compensatory and punitive damages in excess of $100,000. Young's attorney, Wallace Stalnaker, said Ms. Carson broke her hip and died a week later on Aug. 1, 1973 of pneumonia and heart and respiratory arrest following surgery. Bob Kelley, Sanford's public works director, said the sidewalk was blocked by threefoot-high sawhorses which supplied a sufficient barricade. lBokassa là Libya For Asylum? WEATHER NA7nON $*BUGLARY Someone forced open a garage walk-in door and took more thaj $700 of mostly Jewelry items. According to Seminole County deputies the incident occurred between 9a.m. and 3:15 p.m. Thursday at the home of JamesE, Alford, 29, DivIsion Road in Seminole Terrace. Once inside the burglar took a revolver, rings, necklaces a Jewelry boz,earrings and a wristwatch. Nashville 'Doctor' Caught The Altamonte Springs tatively approved by the charter revision commission charter commission calls for a wound up Its work on a new city manager-type government charter for the city Thurday with an elected mayor and four night,, urging the document be member city comnilsalon who placed on the ballot for ap- must reside in given proval by the people at the Nov. geographical areas. 6 city election. Mayor Norman Floyd, under City Attorney Joe Davis has the proposal, would continue as been researching to determine mayor-city administrator until whether the iuue can beonthe his term expiresbiNovember ballot in the November city 1961, according to charter election since the city's current commission members. charter requires an election After Floyd's term expires a proclamation 6e issued 60 days city administrator would be prior to the election, hired by the city commission, Mayor Norman Floyd several The charter would go into weeks ago Issued the election effect Jan. 1, 1960 or two weeks proclamation, after it is approved by the - The new charter as ten- people, whichever is later. PARIS (UP!) — Toppled Central African Emperor Bokassa, denied political asylum in France, today planned to head for Libya — the country that took in the fallen IdlAmin. As estimated 400 French paratroopers were rushed to the emperor's former kingdom to help restore order in the capital of Bangul and strengthen the newly re-established republican regime proclaimed by the leader of the bloodless coup, Bokassa's cousin David Dacko. Budg'i'ng Much: Essex County District Attorney Kevin Burke called the verdict "very important" both legally and socially" and will serve as a "clear message" to other victims of abuse in Massachusetts that they will be protected by the law. Altamontee New Charter? SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador (UP!) — Gunmen kidnapped two American businessmen and killed their Ivndnrnn ,lrli,n,. -ak.. i__ z_ tune hi two monmns u.s. businessmen were taken hostage in El Salvador. The kidnapping Friday came only hours after leftist guerrillas attacked four different national guard posts, killing oe soldier, and shortly after the country's most moderate opposition group called for "economic blows" against the hardline military government, - Sunday, Sept. 23, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sanford Sued Over Death Who Invaded Lebanon? 111011111111111111 I caaisi iv, WINII I I EACHANDISE POLICY �EveniingHeiald (USPS 41.210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLk. 32771 Area Code 306m-11 or 831-9993 Sunday, September 23, 1979-4A - The talk among Lake Mary residents when they are congregated at a street corner, at an athletic event or In the courthouse Is whether the city should be dissolved. It ls not just an Issue of people being disenchanted with their government. People all over the country have become more and more disenchanted with government at all levels over the past few years. And, It isn't only the tax issue. Lake Mary's electorate turned down by a margin of 2-1 a referendum on Increasing property taxes. The problem seems to be that people are per. celving that government Is getting out of hand. Elected officials are too often refusing to recognize that In a democracy power Is delegated by the people. As Councilman Pat Southward pointed out in lake Mary little more than a week ago, It is an elitist type philosophy that would have some public officials believe and practice the concept that they know better what's good for the people than the people know themselves. city of Lake Mary which celebrated Its sixth birthday an an incorporated mwtfclnalltv nnlv Around 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, $2400; Year $47.00. so 111-1 a AS 1 W Tranquilizers The Create Problems Clock By DONNA A Senate subcommittee has heard some startling testimony about the tranquilizer Valium. Now the most widely used prescription drug in America, it Is creating problems for some people as serious, or more so, than the symptoms of stress and anxiety that led them to take it In the first TES A breakfast honoring Sarah Weddlngton, special assistant to President Carter, is being hosted by the Metropolitan Orlando Women's Political Caucus at 8:30 am., Oct. 6 at the Courtyard, 32 N. Gertrude' St., Orlando. State Rep. Fran Canton will introduce Ms. From the inallbsg: The presidential campaign of Sen. Howard Baker, R-Tennessee, has announced the chairman of his k,.. - —A JULIAN BOND RONALD REAGAN Andy Fading ,2" anti-anxiety being written by doctors had more than doubled within a decade. More than 44.5 million prescriptions for Valium alone were filled Dream America III I ''. -111. 1. I II _____ _____ ' in 1978. The Cs ,•. //4d ____ ' ________ iradltlonafly, this has been a nation of homeowners. Increasingly, however, young and I ' mIddle-Income families are being priced out of the market. centers to back this up. There Is reason to believe ____ Bn1WOand1fl6 the selling ceof that tranquilizers considered to be relatively mild The Cs — District shorthand for political ap. new and old homes went up faster than family in their effect have been embraced by some I Income or the overall cost of living. Add Inflated pointee — came from labor, Justice, the EEOC, ___ members of the medical profession with an im(i Energy, ACTION, InterIor, th e White House and en ergy costs, growing Interest rates and bigger _____ _____ ____ ___ from Mondale's staff. property tales and you find the dream of home Perfect understanding of a potential danger. ownership fading for millions of people. We last heard from the Cs in May when they Tranquilizers have come onto the scene with ____' ____ Nowhere has this phenomenon been more the backing of laboratory tests which show them to changed that members u( the White House staff __________ evident than In the San Francisco Bay area. It's Ham Jordan and Jody Powell particularly — _________________________________________ be safe and effective" for treating a variety of ______________ a beautiful place, but a hard one in which to find were "insensitive" to the needs of the black symptoms, some physical In their origin and some a ho me at an affordable price. Home demand communities. They told a Carter.Mon(aje Re- _____ __ _____________________ ________ psychological. Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, chairhas grown steadily, but supply has failed to meet election Committee staffer they'd refuse to take man of the Senate subcommittee, suggests that the it and prices have surged upward as a result. to the hustings unless some changes were made. government should take a fresh look at the Why has the supply fallen far behind the They'd been summoned to the White House, BUSINESS WORLD regulatory framework covering their manufacture demand? In a market economy It shouldn't. A they thought, to hear Young explain In private and sale. nationally-known housing expert, Bernard detail the circumstances of his resignation. But Frieden of the Massachusstts Institute of But the solution to this problem may lie less in the hidden agenda at the 6:15 PM Sept. 4 meeting Technology, just spent a year at Berkeley's ax was the 1W Carter re-election campaign. the direction of government policy than in the University of California and decided to find out. Young repeated that the resignation decision attitudes and judgments of doctors who prescribe The M.I.T. Press has published his findings in a was his alone, made to prevent splits In the tranquilizers and people who take them. Are we By MARY TOBIN way I'm glad,") to the fact "I know what I am powerful little book, "The Environmental Democratic Party and problems for the UPI Business wailer and what I want to be." relying too much on the magic of pills? Dr. Joseph Protection Hustle." pr,siient's 1* chances. He also let them know NEW Her highly personal approch to the Job was YORK (UP!) — David Mahoney, Pursch, who heads the Navy's alcohol treatment that: What Prof. Frieden found out, In case after chairman and chief executive officer of Norton demonstrated in a swing through case, was that a virtual center in Lang Beach, summed it up in his war was being we — scret of State Cyrus Vance hid told Simon Inc., said recently "strong corrective Blooenlngdale's cosmetics department which Is against housing developers In testimony. Drugs that simply make people less the San Francfsc) Carter that If Young didn't leave, Vance would. measures have been Initiated at Max Factor and being renovated. area. The mere mention of any plan for conto. OIç solve any thing. — He'd had other, impublicized mailings with these steps have begun to produce results." 91I hi .tkw.W "HI, I'm Unda Wachner and I work for Max dructing more than a handful of homes '14 '• i I(d: "'thePLO, and that the State Departmu* had told Linda Wachner, whose appointment as Factor too," she said to a I i'( '.r; young saleswoman. anywhere In the area brought out scores of ophItfl, "Put It in your file, not your report." president of Max Factor's domestic division was "Do you like the new counters?" portents. Existing laws for zoning and enThoe furor caused by Ida redgoatlon would one of the corrective mesaures uld the "They're good for the clatomer but more work vlro.im.ntal protection gave ttn cow1àa cosmetics company had "gotten away from for the sales staff." opportunities to obstruct development. basics. It had forgotten its consumer "a been The nation's )OWai'fUl black mayors The contribution of $60 million from the — You shouldn't develop the outlying valleys, "ft's picked up since Labor Day — who are excepting Altanta's Mayor Maynard Jackson — Miss Wacimer was hired after a shakeup In Japanese government will do more than merely they argued, because It would mean more — pju Factor's top management by parent Norton you? — the president, oh my goodness!" agreed Um me oamage was severe, W tamhe p finance continued research into nuclear fusion Wachner commuter traffic and use up valuable farmland. that saw the former president and many porary. "You're doing fine, keep it up." Miss at San Diego's General Atomic Corp. You shouldn't develop on hillsides because of top executives fired, left a flustered but Pleased ployee. Youngsatattheheadofa1oi,gtalge mWeir a It will help reduce the unfavorable balance of possible erosion and damage to scenic vistas. Miss Wachner, who reports to Robert "IsendhalmyUmein portrait of FDR. . You shoukin't develop ln the lnner city either Kamerschen, Max Factor chief executive of. department Mores talking to salespeople and payments between the United States and Japan. Until Hem Jordan h*orned the meeting ficer, welcomes the challenge, because that causes congestion and uses up It will bring Japanese researchers to the customers," she said. "I love this part of It, It's with a dinner invitation from the president for ,,We had no time for a gradual approach," she s. They argued that new houses fun." United States to gain technical know-how in fusion Young, the unrepentent former ambassador said. "When you're going in the wrong direction would bring greater public expense than tax research, Miss Waclu,er feels a special affinity with r answered the Cs' questions and tried to smooth you go. They dnanded prdacUon for exotic— have to turn around fast." department Mores. their unease. ft will strengthen the bond between the and otherwise unknown fauna: the Coast Rock Kamerachen and Miss Wachner set up a new two At 21, wIth a B.S. In business from the (s, this Redegged Frog, the Alameda economic superpowers of the North Pacific basin team. "Everyone of and graduate work at and their peoples. Everyone, one reported, wanted to know, he coime Ics business and Is loyal to the firm," Baruch CollegeBuffalo in New York, eli, became a "What happened to Andy Young?" Yo she said In an interview. It will contribute to the continuing partnership flejng a they Another reported: ft'sdifticulttoexplain Max Factor, whose "P ncake" made foiii a liii between the U.S. and Japan as two free nations, need by trying to build houses, recoiled In Hointon and five years later moved to a senlor the t that black A1UIIiCWS feel at Young's dation makeup a part of the American woman's the face of the., attacks. skilled in industry, committed to technological buyer post at New York's Thei agreed to donate s. In cVantk removal — voluntary or not from the UN rontine, got Into trouble principally post with the Warner Division of Warnaco land to parks and schools, to Increase lot Progresso turning scientific knowledge because of the failure, after a huge promotion bee i, the the prt's right hai , alses,SVuntOrSIe.dall.gediy endangered Out purpose of a biter life for human beings. "What are we going to taii p,optev' aad & effort, of Its "Maxi" fragrance line. presldsg. species. AflthIswastolltgleavaIL NWW projects It would be a triumphant outcome if Japan, the "We've returned to basks," tbasks," Miss W achner , New dildci vsrbel warfare WOOD& marri t ft six six many u spent a lot of time and money York clothing manofacure Syan the military use of nuclear power, Young told the Ci be eymour Ap. 10 years of public hearings and lawsuits. hadn't CtI anaing our consumer and have decided what M ' dUcUtte 0' d o States, the only country ever to drop for a job f Ithr,,lf hitler 19 aeppoid " Jabsfo plebsis. The twospend a ps assi of tin. The2,1w homes of Oakla4's Mountain dasast I5tOOh$Oa be lack an atomic bomb In anger, bilwesntheZandthsWnt 'illlig. (designed to sell for 1*750 In 1971 to Intend bu what she last time." bou&* We' s,he where she Is beset develop a new form of nuclear energy for peaceful Th is is Is not to say that Max Factor going to to be around far the other two i(. Norton 8inw reported record proOts of $134.2 be fewer than * homes, average price $0,W, stand Mill with Iti old standbys. ____ Bit the Ca' qá.stlons, first to Young and thin And this form would be pollution-free and 'ni, IN 70 years ago when Russian t t i c (alt Young and Joe. Mahoney said the p.. is."osmflduet" ii Max sell for 1*111 each In Harbor Bay Isle in virtually inexhaustible. n Max Factor sold greasepaint to stage p im, __ sa 44h den hit), demosadratid thatarthe black mayan s, has several new products evening on d up as 2,170 singh4amlly hems, averaging , prAt 'q lbs cwig w,t tiocaj year." may stand alias In believing the Young affair eeen __ WXin IM. Tile UX NOW planned for San 'We've dusw the r liii the pre,U. ' e-1H dI5 us. teem, we're on Bruno moai becew 1,239 hoi,g after 33.ysr.oj4 Miss Waclmer * track," said Miss five I "' Waclmsr. "11* ImposIng years of hotle., when the red of the project was manna (911 appear that e Is to May even in the WASHINGTON (NEA) — A dozen black "Schedule Cs" ended their Labor Day weekend bymeet1ngIntheWhiteHousewIthjiifped UN Ambassador Andrew Young, their leading ( I - -ith1 FactorCha 's , ge S n '~,~. There seems to be a change In the at`titudes of Seminole Memorial Hospital "trustees these days. Whereas they once leemed confident they would have their Way In determining the future of the facility they manage, they now seem 'resigned to the idea that their hospital may be sold from under them. That new mood was evident at this ,week's hospital board meeting, and was typified by board member Fred Mobley. Mobley said If the county commissioners .ant to get rid of the hospital, then they ought to do It. "If someone else can run the hospital lore efficiently and provide better service than Is being provided now, then they + + should cooperate to ____ b __ . WK ___ ___ . Ple as Write JACK ANDERSON Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. MI letters must be ilgued, with a 0 .4 Skel- eton . . I n Connally's The -"WAWIMITON Jelm (fly's main ob.— a respected Greek awas delves dads In Ida flØt fir the t% ftsr'ic. pre"ifjal him Mile by the jMia isoerwho lii?, and who faj the - L__A .hm.bm URRY'S WORLD WI __ GkOM the 1e—'er dirty tricks of lb. Mass _____ ,b , png ____ a retractiss from the may,,, liwyot . __ si ujiudad Iomsly that be Z=sa 'uhicere Greek Iusi$' wee lwd in a repart that v s 1* ms." a. ° "PlMit1s In that __ 1. i ,lb. Navy .4 ,hm lbs'p.i..s CU$ is aeedud he inkeritus, wei at 1MiV, Where Mr--ia ( — Rep Joieph D*J., i 'w Vt1e. fir IRS' SootliehmrdtobeJievsitwau$dtg. of bm_— 'lftmnvul Wft . "ft ! I 'l fi . I .. I Moro I . .~ 11 Id ut, had :be.s , at e, y orr4ip. by Jo (. —_ qr--w Was . .1 of. , j 7 1'-~_ ;;,= .. ___ - 9~ __4 .-ism, --: 0#6 , , -01141 ... . . r—b "Olk T1.ps .r-i.rosIomtsof,rnpI' 1ity, ___ reorganization under a non-profit status, they were told a decision would be made quickly. Now they are told that the decision on whether or not they remain in control of the hospital probably won't come for yet another Wee months. Discontent among the trustees may also be a result of the realization that the county commissioners are, Indeed, serious In exploring the sale of the hospital. When the possibility of a sale first arose, there was praise from the hospital trustees. Chairman Blayncy said It was a wise decision, and a decision In the best Interests of the county taxpayers, to "consider all the options." "An average car that Isn't abused should last about 90,000 miles," notes Timothy Tierney, technical director of the Automotive Parts and Accessories 'ssocIatIon. "With good maintenance ractice, this figure could go to 150,000 hides. '"There are at pesent 23$ cars to every mechanic. The chance of prompt, expert service at reasonable prices is rapidly diminishing while service costs are Just as Adds Tierney, "Increasing malM.naflce costs Impose an economic hardship on with fixed incomes." The secret to economical car maintenance is servicing our vehicles ourselves. Find out how, when and where to add water and oil. Learn how to change spark olugs, air filters, hoses and fan belts, 4Mter other simple but vital car— —vnal— Council on Aging span. ibe NM1 a trial series of car cliMes by '1terney to prove that older me and co ilseform teebsof this type with .Tmen them. They should have realized that a higher tax base (and ultimate reassessments) would be devastating for many. Also, the majority of the citizens have chosen Lake Mary for their home for its charming and friendly small village atmosphere. Most of us would like to keep it that way. There are only a handful of people In Lake Mary that would actually benefit from any large growth of the city. Perhaps some people, especially the city officials, need to be reminded why we, the citizens, voted for Incorporation six years ago, certainly not to pay high taxes, nor to create a large city, but to remain a single entity. + + Adding to their Indignation Is the upcoming "hospital day" In which an army of hopeful buyers will tour the hospital and review financial and other Information. County commissioners have asked hospital officials to provide the interested buyers with the Information. The trustees aren't taking the talk of a possible hospital sale lightly anymore. audio.vsual materials and tools.) This Ia where we seniors get Into the picture. As proof that we want the car clincs In our area, we should write litters and send petitions directly to the National Council on Aging, 1828 L St. N.W., Washington D. C. 20005. Copies of those litters and petitions should be sent to the Consumer Education __ Section, Office of Consumer Affairs, relative ease. The cllncs took place In Department of Health, Education and Miami, St. Louis and Silver Spring, Md. Welfare, Washington D.C. 20001. Participants In the program are now We and the Council on Aging may also saving U to $50 on seasonal car checkups, need Lb. support of our representatives In uS for r.gapping and cleaning spark Congress. Therefore, we should write our plugs, 'for changing oil and $4 for senators and congressmen asking then to changing a hose. voice their support of the car dllnlcstothe The car clinics proved successful. We council and the Consume, Education thank the National Council on Aging. Obviously, three car clinics aren't Ali our letters need tosay Is, "We sup. enough. Many of the ati n's 23 million port the car dlni&' retirees on fixed Incomes own autos. The car clinics would not only save us Car cihics are needed all over the money. ____ coiadry. Senior centers would be prime They hould contribute to the national Places for orpn&ibug them. esergy-ounservatlon cwipsign since our The Council co Aging waists to offer the oldcuIussM1e19pareeg too rnuch "1hcs nationwide, But as far the non- gas when not property ntalMibwt And profit organization has been uswciu1 they weald help deerthe air by reducing it raising famdetodosofromfosadMlons the pelting ado ernMom that cause andthsgovsremst. (Thb'lb*srsts a health ivethins for many Americans consider sum of money for twl'ws, yound and old. ____ _____ ____ n___o ___ ____ ___ _____ ___ ___ __ ____ __ ___ 1," ?AI '''I Men In, Government Seminole' s '1 it OSee ft lihet IMlI q 11 0 In UI, 'M Wes, ftC., 1*10 fluMa eSssi. ft . 11118810 Ii, home f U $ LawSon ss am P.01 ftw oor " " 1111142011 Ism as P ft 1116011111116 —+ lib — N ftfift -34 34*1 milwaaft - N_ Ism 44 + + 086 M so 343 1 ONO "ft rnt---_ITc. WLI.$ D.C., — - Ue 34*1 1utft-wulk. im.ez Iftai, NesS N.e II, lus t:: resounding "No" to higher taxes. Instead, they should remember that they were elected to "represent" the people of Lake Mary, not to bulldoze $426,000, and then again to about $420,000. That move was followed by a legal opinion from county attorney Nikki Clayton stating there were no apparent legal barriers to selling the hoepital. that " ft ao to pa as ow so or came before the county commission this summer to outline their plan for that lbS IVilomili set U a level ssch Ii "WW =, ..--. SwCArecait . Is ift Y* 175 1$ 189* -3,Cass34*1 418) INU39 N_lsii*, UI 6" Ono 11111111101116.141161080 34*1 N. Schneider Lake May Time For Chang. In a recent letter to the Evening Herald Isuggested changes be made In some of our laws and In the types of legislators we elect to make them. Surely the experience of the black family In Quincy, Florida who are about to lose their home to a greedy real estate broker Is proof we need drastic changes. We are told the couple labored years In tobacco fields to be able to build a three-room home. Now, because of an unscrupulous broker who took advantage of an unfair law, they are threatened with eviction unless they pay $10,000 for their property which Is appraised at $5,200, + The unfair law (which would be believable In a totalitarian country) allows the tax collector to sell property for unpaid taxes after two years. The lax on the tiny three-room house was only $5.09. The broker's expenses In. daft tax and a deed were less than $589, but this man had the gaflto ask the owners for 112* at first. Later he came down to $10,000, The present crop of legislators cannot bs blamed for this law. Itlsan old one. (Me of my relatives almoil'lod a city lit while he was fighting in Europe during World War Ii Fortunately the man who bought the Id for w'psld taxis returned It for expenses and a fair amoest cif Interest. Th. Tallahassee Board of Realtors concerned for their rep'it1'i joined cltIze in trying to help the Quincy eo*biaybeththslrhccls.I like the auggedla by Reprmedattve James Ifireld ltneiçson that the law be I don't know what crook Introduced ombaJEW bed we CO be we that his I4 IL wai of do WWA 111114 IselyMlissfor açsld tun would bebi4lrlbsksof the pr,pe. AIhrthegrsedyheohar,any,n,w people is mat Mr. Carter would be a better preacher than he is a president. Stephen G. Batint Sr. Sanford wary. Heisthe kind of person who Is real threat to our free enterprise system. (Name Withheld) Trip Tells Tale Prals.s Hospital We left Sanford, Fla., on Aug. 10 at 8 a.m., bought regular gasoline for our automobile at an Enco Station for $9.9 cents per gallon in Sanford. We did not travel on the major highways only To the people of Seminole County— I have just been a patient In the about 25 percent of the time as on the secondary highways the gasoline was cheaper, the motel rates were more reasonable, the eating establishments had better meals and foods were more reasonable and the general services and accommodations were better. All throughout our trip we tried tobuy the same octane and brand of gasoline so we could make acompsr1.onothe price variation. During our trip we traveled In 12 states and a Stance of 2, miles. I gasoline prices ranged from a low of 82.9 cents per gallon ba high of 112.9 cents per gallon. The lowest priced gasoline was In Georgia and South Carolina and the highest was In New York and Connecticut. There was no shortage of gasoline anywhere. We also found a very vast difference in room rates and meal prices. The room rates In The Beet Western Motels from $15 plus tax to $34 plus tax for the double with A.C., telephone, television. The accomodatlons at the modest. priced motels were generally better than the more advertised, mor, expensive ones. Durthg this trip we made a general survey of the conditions In the various Mates and found that In the NorthEast the conditions were getting very bet The unemployment and food d" lines were much longer than I obServed anywhere In the South-East. The peupis as well as businesses are conipinining about the high taxes, No reds, No fuel and high energy costs. The farmers, business people, manufacturers, local Mate, cowdy, and municipal departments are all complaining of the low production rats and find that our production rats has dropped toa low. o(setoØpsicsg Many businesses are claiming they are losing money even with the Matadi prices. They claim that they have to have a production rate of 0 ;sr k,H- 1 to IWIIyS and have money to expand. Some eom talk about shutting down this w*d.r because of the high cod of fuel and energy. We noticed that inmsch CON uNow York Qty, Hudean, AIhany, Nswbs'g, Catskill and ether cities in New York, Connecticut and PeanlyWoda abed every third More was doird and dUes were looking like a musg. Eve ssms tYiteis and motels wits cIts,t Iwnn,r.olakmb.ckz34the trip that I have made botwes Fb.IdI and New York and New doing Lb year_asIhs,sipst,lp In making the pesdawley 11116111 ej our present adnlaIMratIss, slat everyone sHIM puniled seat understand what can be &c:",t. - fromalitoftalkaajtj + + — one hig gripe Is the No cud of eur system and the vary psi, ft pe914thatIt'4kew$Ijfapsjof President Carter's reilsetiss and abod$PUoiutare*tUddthe who this tam ssms~ms__ Who rsryad + __ lb. ephi of + + Over the years I've been in several hospitals including the Massachusetts General (world famous) In Boston and I received as good care and treatment here as I have In any of the others. A hospital Is only as good 81 Its personnel, and we have some of the best In the country right here In Seminole County. I can't say enough for the X-ray I made three trips down there and each time Iwas X-rayed and out ma matter of minutes. I waited once ina cold corridor for an hour and a hail, flat on my back, to hi" one X-ray taken of my hand and this was In one of the country's newest OW mod expensive hospitals. In all earnestness I appeal to all the people concerned in the county to back this hospital and give them what they now to survive. high cost of products. In my survey,! and Seminole Memorial Hospital twice In the lad two months, and l hope it will be many years before I need a hospital again. I also hope that when I do, the Seminole Memorial Hospital will still be there. I have been a resident of Sanford for five yam now and aslmid I've been In twice and my wife has been in twice. We couldn't be more proud of our hospital If we owned It ourselves. I had plenty of opportunity to assess the care and treetinent that I received and to obese,, the can and treatment of other patients by the personnel of this + Who knows, fIve minutes after you read this litter, your life might depend an UM facility being here and these People being here to serve you. Ramirnber the only things In this life that you can be absolutely certain of Is eventual death and continuous taxes. George A. White Publicity Thanks May I rday to you the thanks from the Proleadona) Educators of Seminole Cousdy forth. publicity Doris Dietrich gave an forour Open House on Aug. 24. We appreciate the article before the event, and .dally the photographic + coverage the day of the event. Elizabeth Boyd praldled PESC . Please + Write 1~ + IaUths saw are wilcesed for pubucauss All matters must be sigued, with a asiling address and, It + psssals, a tslsØsus aber so lb. Idsnt*y 01 lbs writer may W v.rlfle4. The Evening Herald wil ruspict lbs wishes + 01w11snwhe46asgwa$,fr N" P01.1 lb. Evening Herald ale. reserves lbS right Is IS latters Is odahent. Isi I, to genIi es to space the 4111i'd Ike I I . \.. _, Most of us seniors cannot afford new cars. So, It is Important for us to keep our old ones functioning for as long as possible, isplaMie. Is that __ .ssm1ng " Is we W SOW Indle CUM, W11 'is - , I MSeifl ad .Ime _ limm i 4111 ___ me~ ==ii as LW Of 'faklNarlhaI ..flj, .al.Ii -.-si_... r—_ ___ _ ~ lio - + hk. ___ p !MCIIkas it ho tsber these *"M to activate vwlii a WJH ob d shipping mails, years "I years f Two A 5•y law led th * avolam W" ahow* Jvut s m Maud ftValli ftViell ww 0111tracim at I" Qdff- in Wft CIISd$ __ I. ___ I.;_2_A___- Bitthete'aalM Sin ,, ... . Clost to the hospital question. When the trustees + Be. Your Own Mechanl'oc — mailing address and, If possible, a telephone number so the IdentIty 01 the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right, to .dll letters to eliminate libel or to costern to spacereqWmaseW. - ' IL has any dealings with him had better be The voters of Lake Mary have exercised their right not to dig deeper to pay higher taxes. I would like to believe that the Irresponsible statement made by Councilwoman Pat Southward concerning death, fire and dope was made hastily, however, I rather doubt It. I'm curious to know why Ms. Southward Insists that a new fire truck cannot now be purchased, when the chief has already said the money Is available regardless of the tax situation. The council members should not be shocked or surprised over the But those comments seemed to be surface remarks. Deep down, the hospital trustees seemed convinced that talk of said or lease of the facility on First Street to a profit making organization like Hospital Corporation of America or a religious organization like the Seventh-day Adventists was merely for show. In the end, they were sure the proposal by the home team — the SMH trustees would prevail. Their confidence took a dip when the commissioners slashed the hospital's share of tax revenue next year from the p709,000 requested by the trustees to - should sell It," Mobley said. ':,Such talk by Mobley might have been considered treason by other trustees six months ago, but by this time similar sentiment has begun to be echoed by his c'oIleagues. Board chairman Thomas Blayney took the opportunity Tuesday to t"I think they (the county comoners) Just want to sell the thing to a few bucks." Part of the discontent, no doubt, has to do with the extended period of time given rapidly rising." , Lake Mary Reminder Growing Older - "w', They View It Seriously .' - - ' - ~,.'f :. a°°" + Courthouse Circles . "'"' Would Want To Pull The Switch That Day? - th 4pcbk Fusion''Of Effoirt Sunday, Sept. 23, 179-5A By TOM TIEDE are today chosen to dispatch condemned persons In Florida's $1,000 to reveal the name of an executioner: "I think someone was Special To The Herald prisons. Earlier in the century, county sheriffs carried out death STARKE, Fla. — 'Inere are quite a few people In looking for revenge." this state who sentences. They lobbied for a change when threats to their safety would like to kill Howard Douglas. He has To prevent such things, executioners conduct their business In a been found guilty of escalated in the late 1930s. forcing a man to perform sexually with a woman, t decldely surreptitious fashion. They are brought to their missions hen beatin g In 1941, the Florida legislature created the position of publi c and shooting that man. He's been sentenced at FSP, near Starke, in the wee hours of the morning, and are to death and may be (but secret) executioner. And they invited people to apply by quickly taken to a room where they change Into a black robe, the next person executed In the country. mall. Robert McLendon, a security officer at Florida State Prison black hood and black gloves. : So it is that the people who would like to kill him are now for more than 30 years, says the job applicants have always been This then is what the condemned and the witnesses see in the seeking leave. Several newspapers and officials here have an assorted and peculiar lot, death house: a truly opaque figure who could be from the Middle received letters from citizens who say they would be willing to McLendon says some people apply because they are broke and Ages. Not even his shoes are visible under the costume. There Is throw the switch on the electric chair. They are in fact applying need a payday. Others are Inquisitive products of decades of one other masked person in the room: The individual to be killed for employment: the job of executioner, death row movies. McLendon recalls one female applicant, a also wears a dark hood. As It happens, the applicants are presumptuous. . Florida mother of four, who was rejected when It was suspected she had already has an official executioner (actually It has two of them, On duty, the executioner's job is relatively simple. In days past, hopes of electrocuting her troublesome husband, he had to regulate voltage and pull switches at precise moments; one backup). Still, many of the letters will be filed for future now McLendon says the FSP electrocution system Is fully reference. With 134 people now under sentence of death, the state The applicants are of course carefully screened. Nobody Is automatic. Even execution, apparently, has may need to buttress its electrocution staff. been upgraded by the considered who has a criminal past, for one thing. Nor Is the times. Authorities say It's not a happy matter this, selecting hangmen executioner allowed to have any association with state governas they would any other clerk In the bureaucracy. But The activating elements are contained In a booth. The prisoner the law mont, the prison system or municipal law enforcement. He must is tied to a chair made with iays It must be done. Florida Is the last state to have held an the wood from a north Florida oak be of good character and moderate habits. tree. The current 2,250 volts Is transmitted through a death )execution (John Spenkelink In May), and Gov. Robert Graham This Isn't to say the state wants princes. On the contrary, It cap, a metal bowl containing a wet sponge. If all goes well, the says more will follow. The position, therefore, must not go vacant, usually picks the nondescript. McLendon says the first condemned the In two minutes. And there Is always a chance of a sudden vacancy. The executioner was a merchant from Tampa: "He was fascinated by executioner's work Is not steady (the Spenkelink execution was the electronics. He dogged the electricians's every step. And as i And, Inevitably, things do go well. Bob McLendon, who has the first In a decade), and the pay is poor (1150 an event). Also, remember it he was quite an elderly fellow." officiated at 114 electrocutions, says he knows of no public though the names of the executioners are kept secret, Job holders Whatever the executioner's age, or Interest, Florida takes executioner who lost his nerve or made a delaying error. "When !'may quit at any time for fear of being found out. extraordinary precautions to protect his Identity and person. The these people are told to carry out an execution, It is carried out." Interestingly, the fear of identification is the reason civilians reason Is obvious. McLendon says an attorney once offered him That can't be a comforting thought for Howard Douglas. ____________ M __ Evening HiraM, Sanford, Fl. Who The Florida Committee to Draft Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, 1)-Mass., for the Democratic nomination for president has sent out brochures all across the state, reminding the Democratic presidential straw ballot Is to be held No. 16.18 In St. Petersburg. - e e ts 1I Many Takers, Actually Ms. Weddington chairs the president's Interdepartmental Task Force on Women and Is a member of the senior staff, sharing general White House concerns. She Is the central person on women's Issues. She has extensive background In law, was elected to the Texas House of Representatives for three consecutive terms before accepting the position In Washington. — drugs OPINION Weddlngton. campaign in five Florida counties Is Florida House Minority leader, Curtis Kiser. (car Juaree, campaign manager of President Ford's primary election In 1976, Is the Baker campaign coordinator for Central Florida while Jim Wolf, press secretary to former Republican Gov. Claude Kirk, Is the South Florida coordinator. Juarez also served for 10 years as chief congressional aide for Lou Frey of Winter Park. Meanwhile, Sen. Robert Dole, ft-Kansas, has announced that Luis Martinez of Miami has been appointed Dade County chairman of the Dole for PrekleT4 committee. Martinez Is director of Fairlawn Elementary Community School In Miami and is member of the advisory olaniijiw board d flip t4tv M UI.ml •'--. place. Danger signals have been raised recurringly in recent years about the increasing use of tranquilizers in our society. A recent federal survey showed that the number of prescriptions for Doctors have now told the Senate subcommittee that people can become "addicted" to tranquilizers. There Is ample evidence in the records of alcohol and drug-abuse treatment month ago is in trouble and the trotible 13 not just financial. . ... 4 .. • .. .." I - :. ' .. —.-- .—. I. ____ p . .- . — 7 '.. '.4 ' it .. 'p - •• , - —- ' . ... .- .- - . . .. .. - hNELt-13W ,"I'- - ..".- ,!. '! i1Ti: ;• -' '4 + £ .- b _-_ - _.+,_,,._. - . ...-. '-,.,. ,m—. 44.'t ....rb_Jt.,,lJ,. . __ - I. ' + - �-Evening Herald. $safsrd, PL Home an d White Sale. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Sunday, Sept. 23,1979--7A The best dressed beds start here, at savings. Edgewater Out fumbles Seminole To Win :1. twin she 679 ,,,.,., , le SaI Tuck in our sporty plaid shirttails for the best dressed bed in town. Easy-care cotton/polyester percale. Flat and fitted sheets are the some price. Full. Rig. 8.99 Sal. 7.94 Queen, Rig. 14.99 Sale 12.74 'King. Rig. 16.99 Sal. 14.44 3ale Close 6@40 standard eg. $8. 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Litton at the start of the game, and he back to quarterback, did direct Seminole to Its the tenseness of the contest moving regular signal-caller onl y earl" in the last Seminole did have later did Dennis Warren to running back ... _.a qu er, a 0ng ut-yai-u wive capped oppo wu es, uUi COuiu Edgewater prevailed over in order to try and capitalize on by Jackson's 11-yard TI) Jaunt fare Seminole High Friday night no better than Edgewater the latter's size and speed. holding onto the ball long with a 12.10 football thriller that in "I have no complaints," said The move was not productive, could have as easily have enough to get a drive going. although the wet field con- Posey. "Under the cirbounced in Seminole's direc- There were five turnovers in ditlons seemed to hamper cumstances, I thought our kids seven plays at one point late in Seminole tion. more than performed well." There were 15 fwiibles in the game. 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"71 7 • _... ;.; S. by Reggie Branch turns corner, looks for TrnN room. .A - _____ S man PIWLkW, S We bounceill back all yew long saw people thpugm we was folding. %a tw,thinks it can win the division," S=bito said. 5. Robert McClain closes In on Dennis Warren . cz S - Wlk W" - flu am oft lawaid Arellplaft montrui In the, FJOL . S Hold On 13=6 DeLANI) Lake Howell DeLand, winning TD. High School's football team won James Robinson ran 14 yards Howell fell to 1.2 while the battle but lost the war to conclude a third-quarter DeLand gained Its :aU4 win in Frlday night when It outgalncd Detand drive, scoring a touc thr ee tries. DeLIand by a 24 ratio in yar- down that won the game. Lake Howell lost its bid to dage, but lost the game on a is bounce back In the final minute Lake Howell pit" ratio, s I i 6-13 j when Lennie Chavers DsLaad "Tuning is everything, we just didnI have ft at the recovered a fumble on OW LH-Carlson 14 post from Wood right time," said DeLand 2$. Chavers' brother (k blocked) Andrew recovered two fumbles, D-Carfor 84 kicked return (kick Sammy Weir. blocked) LAM Howell openW WW it the second setting up the D-RObInson 14 run (Plcone kick) ineant buitifien. A67-yard drive ended in Um DeLand end zone Football an a 14-yard pass from qurterback Mike Wood to Carl 'Mis Jackson 2o North Miami o Jax Fletcher 32 Paxon 0 Solon 45 Ransom Everglades 6 Jax Victory It Jax Trinity o Carlson. MI Curley 31 Gibbons S The lead Was short-uved, MIaN.W.Chr.l Hollywood Cpw.O SJu Sandalwood 16 Orlando Colonial Key West 15 Aquinas I however. illie Carter ran Orlando Edgewstal, 13 SaftWd 10 Ciand7 Lake Sutler C Orlando Evans Satolhlto Isecti o beck some tie the Y Brandon V Tamp Jsttsnn 13 Altamonte- Brantley 14 Apopka a L Sumtar 21 Countryside Lonqwood Lyman 14 Spruce Cr.e$ Newport Richey Gulf 7 Invorrim. Now Smyrna BaKh 21 Daytm Howell had an excolleat scoring chance just before sewine 6 LOMOn 111" 21 Frostproof Eau Collie 14 Daytom Mainland I but Wood could liver To,,* i14714 HIIWWVJO 2 TINSVII19 Astronaut I palm Bay 0 n the seveiyard line koskevltia 21 Dads CHy Pasco 13 Lake Wales - $1 L •WWIiIdbsltidat Detandha S nn ad raft JIM Zkhli- _____ thshiwinClmycerea t ' W • w la at a e Howell Prop d contract s al" Pft" ho Me" thelir third Anft% gaime and ft* W& -orkm so , filM two linings agreed that 100 would have ban f". _____ nun ,'•• - the muh. P" ww"M MEL sift ww b" am am tam 11okm he W."t.WIYA ~q - . ;•.' . By United Press International inning to snap a 14 tie and give , -• J 2 . S 5 run (kick failed) recovered fumble In end zone C) S-Voltoline 26 FG S-Jackson 11 run (Voltoline. kick) Astros In On c y 3m2 - C, OuN' - S . '. ii , m. aft plicy of apartheid morsthan owe and Is no Uwe a thim Tdo. Not only does he sped out agabW he pr"1101118 what IN preaches a INBIL off "V75 . 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"a Little child shall lead them" -and you're bound to Oakland, 134, and the MinA philosophical Angels' Me away with a much deeper apprecl&Uon for what happened nesota Twins were coming ba Mana os said, s other day in a little South African schoolhouse for a 3-2 triumph over Nobody said it was going to be . By way of some background, maybe you already know big John Milwaukee. With eight games easy. We don't use excuses. The of Knoxville, Tenn., Is fighting Gerrle Coetsee of South left In the season, the Angels' sun will come ç tomorrow." in the capita] of his country, Pretoria, on Oct. 20 for the lead In the Western Division has The Twins kept their pennant A heavyweight title vacated by Muhammad All. If It just so been thuived to two games over hopes alive when Ken Land. ppens you have a previous commitment and can't make it that Kansas Qty and three over reaux tied the score with a two. Saturday night, don't worry. NBC is televising the fight Mlzmeaota. run homer and Butch Wynegar beaJnIng1t back Live to the unftJstuand nearly 3oother The Rangers, though a] followed with a solo shot inthe imtrlea. ing the longshots, are five ninth Inning to give Jerry Coetzee, who owns a perfect 220 record, Is white. Tate, us- games out. Kocarnan hIs 19th trIumph of eninalll9 ofhisfs, isbiack, andpartlybecauseofthia"We'vebeentanddowna]l theyear. piybecame thal144isheing held in agry year," said Royals Mgr S set by continuing racial strife, the fight is bebig billed as the Whitey Herzog. "We lost a big Blue Jays 3, Yankees 2: gge "binckwhlte confrontaijon" since Joe Louis and Max 5th- game !as night and it helps to Rick Bosetti singled in two meu win this one." n= and Toronto pulled off Its , S Lest Tuesday morning tin principal of an all-black grade U.L. Washington led the second triple play this month to school outside Johaimesburg Invited Tate, who was training Royals' essault, he hi t the snap Ron Guidry's 11-game nearby, to come to the school and talk with the kldL The result fl4 two homersof his niajor- winning streak, . Iurnsd out far differently Un the etThekklo league career, one from each Red Soil, TIger. 1: were unhappy because they weren't going to have a chance to talk side of the plate, and drove in Rookie Joim Tudor recorded / to COdsee. They went on strike and refined to attend classes six rims to tie the dub record, the first victory by a fl Gerris who had knocked out former heavyweight 1 think it was an accident," lefthanded starter In more (I1P taco Spinki In one round In Monte CiflO tad June 24, WU said Washington. "but I than a year and Carl Yaatnemthqirheo,ndblgJotmTate.Thek1dsci'tgIveafIgsbout woulds't mind having a few ski singled ln two runs. 8118' Laura Grace has to .- an' taik wiü coetue because being ii like that." While Su 7, MarIner. 4: AMCSO, much more one of them than pj SpIfttff, 1417, went Chit Lemon's three-run me a one rain hat for the win. double capped a five-nm third talk about the episode over the traitsBuddy Bell doubled in two liming. Steve Trout, 104, went? Atintdlc telephone, I couiài't help but be struck by the fact that rims with one out In the seventh 2-3 innings for the victory. sothetimes adult, can lean a whole lot from kids. were tstii at us acitoot, but school principal invited T* to talk with the kids and not me," said Coetsee. ' So the hide went en strike. They said they 5de't want Tate T the,, they liked me more arid they wouldn't go to their classes. I S 1104 them I would come in and talk to themand who I did that 1114 kids went back to school It made me feel good that they k I thØ shout me." p U UU orTMe.Ntoniydoesh.gdhicoo1Iamentui the kids S in etgh AMes, but hi's also gstthig a let of heat from the anti. sj.t .0tjy, Rev. J Jackson, who is accusing him Cl $7 Untied Press terasflssI and this w the biggest hit Cl out his people by fighting a while nun in South AMa Bruce Bothy played a hunch my easer." A Little Full, Reg. $32 By MILTON RICHMAN •••..-,;••. . . held on four plays and took back 1 over at its own nine. Bowl fans scare at Friday night's opening kickoff orts King, Reg. 10.99 > Voltoline booted a 26-yard field goa third quarter :1 Arthur Jackson bo yards for a last-quarter touch S Count For SHS Doesn 't dry. The second half was all CrstU$vsr4IZspyrhlloo LMIPiadd32FtYIr.V4 J" Raines 33 Jax'Komv 14 CI"6 C`Vft 91104111111" 17 J" JOCkIft 0 Nick" 12 J51 SolS Odin Cove Springs. Cron City City 24 Keystone 14 Cla y 12J.z Forrest 1$ Englewood g ChiolIand7 Union C,yo -,4 r S - S __ �Ac. 1A:EvenlnQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 23, 1979 Sunday, Sept. 23; 1979-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CIevInnr1 pnrac Lyman. Payton Show For Miami? Tom Third. Straight Creek Spruce 1 .• United Press International The Bears will go with Vince The Miami Dolphins are Evans at quarterback for the tuned in to the "Walter Payton second straight week. Evans Show" but have warned the was just 5-for-I6 last week when Chicago Bears not to depend Dallas defeated Chicago, 24-20, entirely on their star running but two of his passes went for Fal/s , 14 -8 ,. &*. ake Brant,l ey abs Fi rSt Victory, - . high school football season, a Jim Haley afterwbrd. "Soon as 14.6 triumph over next-door we start catching the ball, I lt was a pair of short plunges which put the points on the scoreboard for Lake Brantley. Tim Burke went two yards in the first quarter and Tony -'I - L ff11 S run L' - :! TEE IT FOR BOOSTERS exception- Affirmed To Prove Himself? I SCOREB nfl! NEW He is Woodward. There is Coastal, Mister Urea an d Sirlid the winner of three Eclipse winner of the Belmont stakes carry 126 pounds as older Third game awards, including the 1978 and third be hind Hid in the horses while Coastal and lifr I 209uiza-Urquldl 1400 620 Horse of the Year title, and the Marlboro, his only loss this Czaravich carry 120 On the 7 Alvana-Loza ,w1 I I 720 4 Negul.BeItia 420 first horse to ever win more year, but his trainer, David morning line Af finned is the Batting Q(2-i) 0.50; P (2-7) 142.10; T (2-7. than $2 million (based on 425 at bats) Wiitely, is just as positive in choice under L.mffit Pincay Jr yet Affirmed National League now finds himself in the Ix)sition picking A ffirmed to '.'. in today while L'zaravich is the 52 Fourthgam. OAS H Pct. National League 2 Echano-Loza 13.00 too io of having to prove himself all as he was in selecting Bid two second choice. Coastal ridden Hrmdz, St.L East 3Sabino-Quloia 3.00 4 .60 over again, Pd. GB Rose, Phil 154 556 196.334 weeks ago. WL by Ruben hlernandez is 5-I SID Knight, Cin 143 527 167.317 609ulza-Elexpe Montreal 91 S9 607 Today, the sleek 4-year-old "It's like four sheep and one Sirlad 8-1 and Mister Urea the (2.3) Tmpltn, St.L Pittsbrgh 91 61 .5" 1 6) 527.40. faces our rivals as he takes the, lion," said Whiteley of the field, longshot at 15-1. Homer, All 112 4 :f St. Louis 50 71 :530 11' Fifthgame 14$ 555 fi rst step in his Eastern cam- "Betting on Affirmed is safer PIUs 80 73 .523 121/2 Ma;ziIIi, NY The longshot in the sniall field 74.312 6Atava.Beitla 1340 1120 7.2o G arvey, LA IS4 623 194.311 1 Leque-Alda Chicago 78 75 .510 141/3 1.00 paign towards defending his than buying Treasury bonds. is Mister Urea, an Argentinian 5.40 New York S6 195 Ajurla-Mendez 4.20 Horse of the Year title in the Our horse is a nice horse, and horse, whose rider has not yet Mathws, All 149 60S 115 :306 West Q(1-6)0.00;p(4.1)130,$0,T(g,1. $175,000-added Woodward tua)'be Affirmed Winfield SD 15257317 .304 nut. will V.i si u b 1US been chosen. He (unshed a close 7)1,771.20. American League 4 Cinci Stakes a Belmont. sot.. Sixth game second to State Dinner in the '.AB H Pd 2 Simon Houston $5 6$ 1' 11•.. " 'l 1..e ..., 4.00 Marlboro on Sept. taiSO entered t. race art. Suburban Handicap but then Lynn, Bos 1111 512 112 336 35 bILo p Los Mg 75 79 .417 12 Brett, KC the Woodward was supposed to (.zaravlch, Mister Urea and was for back in the July l 151 632 211534 7 Lowlt-Elexpe San Fran 6$ 86 .442 19 3.20 Rice, Bos oders League Baseball • - ' - _ . ................ - .. 4 •. .- - . - - .0' - - . . . • - -. ••,....--'-.. .-, -- b Q (2-3) 41-801 P (2-3) 145.50: T (2-3. 60 Runs Batted In Schmidt, Phil 109; Hernandez, (323.20) - - Detroit Toronto NY 41, Scott, - --•- - - --.- -. . . .. Q. I would like to know the tallest player In the NFL. And which quarterback can throw the farthest in the NFL? Bryan heard, Vicksburg, Miss. - I With the defection of Ed (TooTall) a., ones-iieue,ens,veen •h defensive d 4 the Cow bo ys to a boxing career, the active timber topper in tb t.è I T National Fo F tball Lea £a,ue gu e rgn now s J erry Wilki rniiunson, a rookt defensive end for the Rams. 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SALE all servala, Fee yew b000lit, K owt set HOMEOWIVAS, and National Hou 219; FrWay's Emits 9 SUN.9 MON. 11181 $1IVl 5:1.11 LV Like his rams on the West coast. there seems tQ be little to oppose Affirmed in the Flana. - gon, Bait zi-s; John, NY 19.9; Koosman, Minn 19-13, Guidry, NY 17.8; Eckorsloy and Stan. Bos and Earned Run Average (based on 144 Imings, pikkol) 91 Oakland Daily 94, Svn. 134. X ___________________________________________ ' ' 2.11, SRI . Niekro, Hou 2.96. 81 73 :526 2 2.84; American Learm - Guidry, 10 74 .519 3 NY 2.13; John, NY 2.91; 76 Palmer, Bali and EckersI.y. : s 3.06; Flanagian, Bait Aunn Mt. DWA Auto Dept, Ope,, ' with only five victories in seven s National League - Nlokro, Hou 19-10; Rouschol, Chi 11-10; 3) U1.W 83 71 .539 - City -10 0.00 3.60 SAlava-Poraz 7 Pitching Victories 16.9; - 4L4)362 9,T( Bait 34. Pd. GB like that on him, I am not a coach who gives up that quickly on a guy when something gm wrong like that. But he then hesounja of warning for O'Donnghue "You can only gosolbng." aloventhsome oxpa Twelfth game 46, Wills, Tex36, Bumbry, lAlurla-V.g. . Calif 24.00 13.20 races, not enough alone to warrant retention of his title. 1) 676.21. . - 00.1111WAN An.. ho40.Waide. A. 3M3 _. . ~AT - _'.. . ,.• ,- - -.. - _ •,--.. .. . -, - .. .. -- - ',• - - . ., - - •- W to It MULMIN.on SWS '1! f !It (?.!) 13918 . , .. - or less importimntfor Affin-ned 4.60 7.10 7.60 1*60 -a-' - to win come in the Oct. 6 Jockey Club Gold Cup, also at Belmont. But Affirmed must win today's race to keep his reputation intact. Ile has not raced a real race on the East Coast since last fall and although he has won more than 13-40 3.60 3.40 - . Foreman. 1 know that he has formally retired. But will he rctu to the ring? Ron Goias, Grove, Okla. Foreman lives on a ranch outside Marshall, Texas, and o casionally conies out for evangelistic personal appearances when someone can pry him loose. "Fighting isn't in my outlook at th* time," he says. "I've become a 'Man of God.' " It's doubtful h could come back, at the age of 31, if he wanted to because he puffed way out of shape. Apparently he salted enough money away [ruin his ring career to live comfortably if simply thete are no Rolls Royces in his garage. and Affirmed probably will T,nthgame KC 75 LeFlore DII it; Crux, West Kin Stolen Bases National League - Moreno, Pitt 72; North, SF 55; Lopes, St. L 36. 90 63 S" 10 66 " :566 1311 01 71 533 ill/, 12 72 :532 77 75 .507 221/1 102 338 48Ili AAlWauke Boston Now York 10 National League - Willlaid, s -; ,_ two feats. Gibson's earned run average In 1968 is the mark fè pitchers who have thrown more than 300 innings in a seasofi I.eonard's mark holds for pitchers who have thrown more than 24 innings in one year. I should have noted that difference. - W L Ptt GB . -- F. • American League last ------ L - have been the decisive niceting Sirlad. According to the weight- BrookyIn after setting IllCearly for-age conditions. Affirmed. pace. Seventh game LezcanoMil tacular Bid. Only t 133 457 148 . time St.L at New York, ppd., rain 324 3Aldana.Elorz: 6-20 410 Montreal at,PhflLppd.,:ain was Bid's trainer who pulled erot 7.60 Kemp, Del 134 490 156.318 1 Chicago 2, Pittsburgh 0 Echano-Urquidi out of the race be cause of 3.60 him Lemon, Chi 141 530 168 .317 Houston 3, Cincl 2, 13 inns. SHOP MNDOLNFORD DAlI V 9•30-9'30 SUN 124 Q (2-3) : (3-3167.80; T C3'2- fever, whereas two weeks ago Wilson, KC 146553 174 .315 1) 31400 San Diego 3, Los Angeles 1 Home Runs Today's Games trainer Laz Barrera kept Eighthgamo National League - Kingman, (All Times EDT) 2 Bilbao-Zarre 11.20 2.so Affirmed in his stall to protest 4.00 Chi 47; Schmidt, Phil 431Pittsburgh (Kison 10-7) 9.40 2.60 the assignied weights. at Winf ield, SO 32; Horner, Ali 4AIurla.Alda orm" Chicago (Reuschel 18.10), 2:15 1 Urliar-Juan 2.60 and Stargell, Pitt 29. amp 41"burg, DoLind. Mt. Dore and Kissimmee Daily 9-9. Sun. 13-6. p.m. But the fact that Bid is not in Q 124) 21-201 P (24) 101.1111 T (24American League - Thomas, St. Louis (Forsch 9-1 and 1) today's li-a-mile, weight-for-age Denny 7-11) at New York Mil 43; Rice, Bos 39; Lynn, Bos 221.40. Ninthgame race doesn't make it any easier 6.13 and Paceila 0.1) 38; singleton, Bait and Baylor, Son Francisco at Atlanta Cincinnati at Houston Lot Angeles at San Diego .. ...- • -60 151395 191 .331 141 490 160.327 13.. 471 154.377 Son Diego 64 90 .416 23 Atlanta 60 91 .397 251,,z Downing.. Cl Oliver, Tex Friday's Results Montreal at Philadelphia Pittsburgh at Chicago - .-. ' Sunday's Games St Lou Louis is at Now/ York SAN JOSE, Calif. (UPI) The Golden State Warriors o. the NBA cut three playea Friday and closed their San. Jose training camp as they readied for Sunday's prseason opener at San Dingo. They released free-agent ford ward Byron Jones, and drift picks Maio Butler,.a forward, NW Ben Watson, a center. Te no loft the Wirriors **h .$ players, five over the seasons "I would not put undue pressne H,rft • • Los Angeles (Hough 6-5) at Son Diego (Owchinko 5.11), 10 Tampa Bay's defensive hopes got a boost when - McKay anflounced that now tackle Bill Kollar, who has a broken hone in his left hand, expects to be able to play with a special cast on it. He also listed middle linebacker Wally Chambers, suffering from an arthritic left shoulder, as a prolible darter. McKay said kicker Nell O'Dauoghue, who ntheed three field goal attempts at Green Bay lad Sunday, was "highly accurate In practice" this week. He said he was considering asking the league whether "we can count soie of those kicks." Asked If O'Dunogium would becdUhsmleiesaplmporIs field goal Sunday. McKay said, - - p.m. - YORK (UPI) L. Q. I have been unable to find out the lastest information aboid the ex-champlon of the heavyweight division In boxing, George" - Son Francisco (Montefusco 3. St.L 101; Garvey, LA 100. Aldo American League - Baylor, 42Ira 8) at Atlanta (P. Niekro 18-20), Cal 138, Rice, Bos 121; Lynn. 7:35 p.m. I Mendez Cincinnati (LaCoss 14-7) at Bos 117; Thomas, Mil IIS; TAMPA, Fl.. (UPI) Coach coming down here tO snuff the Jibe McI(sy of Tampa Bay out of us They are a very up me BKCNMM "do not 'killed defensive team. far. do Rams, we respect "The first down Is the most important down agahut them. Mi the ms,, McKay ade You must be succeatfuL II you be hopes the temperature aren't they will coins in with a 31mley allirnoon in Tampa nickel defense and really coine Budiun is 10$ dopes. "and the after you," said McKay. 4ty1ISpsmnt." U McKay sounded apprehen. Md'i Bucs are utheatin alve, Coach Ray Malavasi of the sr three 111011001 and for the Rams sounded almost dtkesMncs the hiitho(the belligerent. '1 don't tear dab in ifli other anything about Tamps Bay. Natlisil FeeIbSU Leigue. We're JiM going after. them. I teams are takIng them dust Lw a darn thing," he 'sit. da4 fir the gan An Despite his concern about the have be. aid ad 'the lemi Los Angeles defonse, McKay IIIHisIU. Mvked ho beers NW his Bum won't play coo. lim arvative football Sunday. .,We AlIbno. Mckay said ise will try so win on game, PA do'Il!! aea.b JiM rim three plays, ptj* and PAWA heald, "1 (eel thay ar*. hop fgra break.'! - . J( Herald Photo by Tom Vincent notch above O.J. Simpson PALM SPRIMS, Calif. %hitey Eckstein, right, and Jerry Posey offer some pointers for Seminole High "I have all the respect in the iUl'l) - The Los Angeles Principal Don Reynolds. But the primary point they are making is that the SHS world for Simpson, but Payton l.akers have wade their first Booster Club golf tournament is upcoming Oct. 6 at Mayfair Country Club seems to have added dinien- preseason roster cuts by starting at 8 a.m. The fund-raising event carries a $25 entry fee, which includes slons," said Shula. "lie's a fine placing guard Walter Daniels and center-forward I)awan all the golf trimmings. To enter the tourney contact the Seminole high athletic pass receiver and an to on w aiv irs. otkir. ers. department. 3:30 p.m. life S j'' :. • Montreal (Rogers 13.10 and Lot 15-10) at Philadelphia - . • Lake s Cut Two McKay On Game Vs. LA: It's Respect, Not . Fear .. '-._... - ., 'O: d'w' Clov*fnd - • . •.;. ?l (Pry lck) ....................- ).f . IK s LI-CsnuSfl,,, 1 run (Pry kW -. - 3Martlnei Meyers decides to run out of pocket vs. Spruce Creek A I ,•. , Sills (run 1.11111 I , ' A--William fvmls rscevsry in SM I . - _ $eattJKkassblhw b$.k by David Murer fir IraMley . . 7 S 5 7-14 Law Iwo"" . . A spectacular 63-yard pus play from Codantins to Robsil Carcllo gave Brantley a major scoring threat before Intermiasion, but Apopka held. The final lDdrjy, cov er,d$ yards and Co0-1n, snssksd over for the score. It was the first win bithree tries for Brsidlsy while Apopka fell to 14 also. - . - The Patriots' opening drive unleashed Burke and Scott Jackson, pacing a drive that covered 63 yards and was culminated by Burke's two. yarder. A1 Q. What is the difference in today's rule governing a stolen b8_0 and the rule that was in effect in the Ty Cobb era? When th! current record holder iLou Brock) broke Cobb's record, it ap peared from my view on TV that the catcher threw the ball in man," says linebacker Larry Starter Bob Griese was listed as centerfield. Would this have been a stolen base when Ty Cobb w Frank Blakely, Kno x ville, lean. Gordon. "No way, no matter questionable because of a playing? Research by Bill Guilfoyle of the Baseball hail of Fame reveals how often they give it to him. hamstring muscle he hurt in They're going to have to (10 last Sunday's game, a 27-12 that the rules are essentially the same, that even in Cobb's day when the throw was errant the runner still got a stolen base. In the other things." victory over Minnesota. The Bears, 2-1, travel to Don Strock replaced him and pre-Cobb era, through, from 1890 to 1896, runners got credit foili Miami's Orange Bowl to take on (hrecte(i the Dolphins to three stolen base when they advanced from first to third, or fro1 the undefeated Dolphins in a touchdowns and the victory. If second to home, on a single likewise, when they went from fni game that matches the NFL's Griese is unable to play, Strock to home on a double. Q. I recently attended an Atlauta Braves game at Fulton CouR leading rusher against a stingy will start. Stadium. In addition to the on-deck circle close to each team. Miami defense which has In other NFL games Sunday, dugout., I noticed two additional circles close to the first base Baltimore is at Pittsburgh, yielded an average of just over third base foul lines. Please tell me the purpose for these circk 100 yards per game on the Houston at Cincinnati, the New J. Richard ilynds, Birmingham, Ala. wound. York Jets at Buffalo, Oakland Those are hitters' circles, used in pre-game drills to swat Payton is hoping that the at Kansas City, San Diego at Dolphins decide to key on him. New England, Seattle at grounders to the infielders and fly balls to the outfielders. I gue$ "If they (to that," he said, Denver, Atlanta a t Detroit, the idea is not to mess up the field around the base lines. Q. You said RobGihson's ERA of 1.12 for the St. Louis Cardinals "then I know that some other Green Buy at Minnesota, Los New was the major league record? The lowest ERA was posted in the things are going to open up. Angeles at Tampa Bay, Francisco, American League by Dutch Leonard with the Boston Red Sox. 1.0,1 at San We've got some great receivers Orleans M. Bullman, Stoneboro, Pa. in James Scott and Golden Philadelphia at the New York in 1914. The [look of Baseball Records makes a distinction between the Richards and if they art- con- Ciants and Washington at St. centrating on me, maybe they Louis. Dallas travels to Cleveland in won't be paying as much at. Monday night's game. tention to our passing." Coach Don Shula has so much respect for Payton he feels the - 7.6- in the third stanza. - • I . • Apopka had dosed to within -. . P 14-6 think we will be ready to play." ... - o- neighbor Apopka. It was just a matter of time "You'd think we are not going and the right breaks. And Lake Brantley walked to play a game unless It rains," away with its first victory of the said a smiling Brantley coach j Well, Since You Asked back Sunday or they could be in long touchdowns. for trouble. The Miami quarterback "They can't beat us with one situation is still muddled. , ._.. . Lyman's faithful fans brave rain to see team win By MURRAY OLDERMAN By . . - help an injured player before Ey GEORGE SHIllVER the referree had called the play Herald Cospoadst Rain, Rain, don't go away! dead. That may have been the prayer Jon Hass extended the of Lyman High head football Greyhound lead by kicking the coach Bill Scott as his extra point. Greyhounds flowed to a 14.8 Steve Kuirt proved to be victory over the Spruce Creek another nnlaes to the Hawks Silver Hawks Friday night. as he hake up a pass attempt The Greyhounds improved near the end of the first quarter, their record to 3.0 with two of forcing Spruce Creek to punt. those victories coming on wet Paul Hammond clipped the fields, tail feathers of the Hawks when Audle Cleveland appeared he became the last defender fully recovered from preseason between the Hawks and the goat Injuries ashe scored both ofthe line and two plays later Kuhrt Greyhounds touchdowns and performed a similar feat when was the hero of the game. he stopped another ground The many rain soaked fans gainer that could have gone all who filled Lyman stadium with the way. multi-colored umbrellas Spruce Creek's Allen Brown created a sea of bright colors was not to be denied an entry and symbolized the spirit of the into the coveted enthone. In the fans. The weather was unable middle of the second quarter he to dampen spirits as rain sped around the left side 12 Audle Cleveland cuts to outside for gainer soaked the area. yards for the only Hawk 'I'D. Mother nature's lightning Creek quarterback, Laroma may have faded away just Bode capped the scoring drive before game time but the with a quarterback keeper to pick up two points, giving Spruce Creek Hawks received bolt of GreyhoundllgMning Spruce Creek an 8.7 advantage. when Kevin In the waning moments of the Schroeder recovered a Spruce Creek first hail the Greyhounds ap fumble to set the tone for the pearedto have reached pay dirt evening, again when Cleveland appeared Five plays later another bolt to have scored, sliding across of Greyhound lightning struck the corner flag of the end zone, the Hawks when Tom Agnew but the referee ruled that he did recovered another Spruce not make It Into the goal area Creek fumble setting up the before going out of bounds. first score o( the evening, which The ball was turned over to came when Cleveland took a Spruce Creek at the goal tine delayed pitch from quarterback where two plays later the half Jeff Meyers and streaked 46 ended. Yards into the end zone, giving Early In the third quarter the Greyhounds a 6.0 lead. Greyhowld Jay Bowers and There was a flag on the play Greg Theophilus plugged the giving the appearance that the dike preventing the Hawks touchdown would be nullifie& from moving the ball. Then But the infraction was assessed Todd Weaver and Tom Agnew vi t hp klt4nff Thai r,.n1v imam an appa rsto , si'.a.l.j. .,mi..à..A fora coach being on the field to through Spruce Creek wall to continue to plague the Hawks preventing them from mowiting any scoring threat. Late In the third quarter Cleveland led a Lyman drive with Meyers making a broken al_I_I _-.-. -Abrupt halt for Lyman QB Meyers uvu run ina m ost quaiterbscks dream about to set up a nine-yard Cleveland TD run The Greyhounds drive was blanket on the game by in- who In scrimmage get the team at the beginning of the fourth stalled when Meyers slipped on tercepttng a Hawk pass to end ready for each game. quarter. Han kicked the final the wet turf and Haas field goal the game. ________________________ extra point, making it 141. attempt just missed going over Spruce Creek 0 $0 i Str uce Cives kom W UIe air the crossbar. In the Lyman locked room, Lyman 7 0 0 7-14 Badie executing a screen Lyman's Paul Magnant and after a prayer of thanks, Scott CoatWItine plugged over from with pass to Allen Brown. Badle's Haas each broke up pass at- praised not only the players on LCleveiand 46 run (kick Haas onyardo Mperiod. -,.od passing attempt was In. tempts by Spruce Creek with the field but also those team Good) j Fry kicked both extra tercepted by Kuhet. SC-Brown 12 run (Sadie run) Cleveland putting the wet members unseen by the fans L-Cleveland 9 run (Haas Kick) polx. Olderman -- . - .-p.%-..-. mliii ._ _ - CiNTlhN t . :. -. * , .. . Igo Vials imlilsi. lit ssaim - -. -- .. -. : -, - - 11111 out Drv - * _ _t.•_ - �- - . IA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. At First Federal In Sanford I Effective immediately Margaret Westerman Is assistant vice president EDP, with duties 5UPTVi31fl Data Processing Department. Thomas F. Brown Ii flOW assistant treasurer, and will assist in fbt8flCi*1 P 1fl& secondary market opetatkms and financial reporting. Masbel Piedra has been named senior mortgage Farmers Horn. Office 0 tflS Michael Hightower has announced the opening of Farmers Home Administration sub.offlce at 306 East Church St, Deland. Telephone number (904) 7344470. The office will open for business beginning Monday with office o hours from 7:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Monday through Friday. This office will service all existing and . - - . - . *. . - -a. ( COEUMW FV@011 POP lA) prescriptions was provided those families in need, either through school system funds or funding from outside agencies and organizations, Contract For Deed Means Of Financing Hearing Screening: 6,617 students were hearing screened. Kindergarten and students, those students not priviously enrolled in Seminole County schools, t hose recommended for exYour . .; ceptional child placement, and qp those referred for possible J hearing problems were I Lit Estate screened. I Dental Screening:. Dr. STEVE I Patrick DeIFlore from the I RIGGS Seminole County Health the contract are fully met or- Department conducted until some other settlement is screening programs in some of reached. The purchaser usually our elementary schools. The names of students needing will t contract is executed and is Immediate dental care were customarily obligated to pay forwarded to the school health ffi.... ii.. up. ' ' I - * * OURSELVES - -, Bella Abzug To Lecture Free On 'Women's ., ..._ SCOIIOIIZSC health Transportation: 358 students were transported to physicians' color mandated by the state. The WCOA over the put few years has torn down - come along the river -' iuisulg VWI5 anu garusge into the water," DePalina ---.-- - offices and other health facilities for diagnosis and-or treatment by school health workers. Education: 31 fifth grade nutrition and personal hygiene programs were presented in the schools by the health services said, "We had to bring the building materials In by boat and It has taken some of us 16.17 years to build our cabins," he said. "Wood deteriorates so quickly." Most of the cabins on the river islands are well-kept staff. Monday: What services the county health department proposes to provide to the school district. - were blocking the river, vvcr inc cookout and dean-up day CAU FOR TPIEBEST TMBMCH Special Fall Discounts and Weekend Packages LSLANDERSEACHLOOGt' Nursing -- Center 'St dents Altamonte. -..S anford in 1019 Q1 Home ---- MEMMISLWIM9 IONINNDA70MSH0REs -. .... w. w Ski. ?T1e.l MU 5,4UW1IV1 S She was a native of Sanford, a Funeral Notkes in grade# six, seven, and eight payment and regular Wkxk expenses. - — member of the Church of Jem in * were screened for 11--aPaYnmb (usuk, modbly) Cotracts for deed mot be BAURN, MARTHA L. — ThOUS students who failed over aperlod ottime, mac. writing and Include Christ Loatt" Day Sikh" for 14 years, was scorekeeper f Oramkow Funeral Hone cordance with the contract agreements between the buyer screening W rescreened by bafl's little league grid was charge of arrangements. Sir. terms. af and seller. in Florida, one volunteer orthopaedic vices wlUbe Monday $pm..t fe c t ionately known as the Church of Jesus Christ of Installment contracts usually general provision in these physicia ns; parents of those ay Saints. Cremation require the purchaser to pay contracts ls the seller's rjgjgto failing the rescreening were Baseball Will follow. The family requests 1w Mrs. survived her the seller interest onthe unpaid cancel the contract in the event informed through ° f lowers. husband Clarence W. Bauer Jr. balance of the purchase price, of the buyer's default 111i to Health-Related Contacts: Sanford a daughter, Mrs When real estate is sold on retain all payments as 5,771 students with health- of Re'—MRS. NAN W. WHITE -. . JttIaC,n " ..1..L.. . related problems were by contract for deed, title to the liquidated damages. pjg Funeral services for Mrs. Nan 1 s. VT. Bauer III of FAen, real estate remains in the tion may be inequitable IA a school health workers. The 10fl5 W. White, tO, of 2220W. First St., -Sanford who died Friday at . students were referred by NC' Kyle Bauer ofSanford; seller's name during the tetm buyer it he r moUw, Seminole Memorial Hospital will , Smith staffs, of the contract. However, stantlally all the required school parents, be it 10 am., Monday at Holy of Sanford; brother, equitable title Is vested in the payments. it Is possible that In phyalciam or by the students Cron Episcopal church with Fr. Smith of Pedp, Fla.; and three Leroy D. Soper Jr. officiat;na. buyer. The purchaser will not this cue the cowt may require themselves. In lieu Of flowers make LIMo grarAbildren. receive a deed to the property the siller to forgdoge ( as Home 'Asits: IM visits t until the entire purchase price hemesforh ormortgagasather Lakeview has been paid and the tam of ftn caric-el. related reasons were made by 14m Nw W. rd* sk of s SMM Oisiiisicv. P0 Bo 0B 7677 hShos.Fb4a 32016 -I us mc i.vn- federacy the Daughters of the American Revolution and a former member of the PEO. MovI N Or She is survived by 2 and Mrs. Catherine Pearce; two sans, Dr. William White To Our New Office and John S. White, all of San- LOCATED AT ford; 13 grandchildren, 13 04 PAW% (Corner Airport Blvd. & 25th St.) 1 I ~ . - 3= - -. PH)NE 32233 I. - • .1 J. I 1. ,i- a ç • -. A * 5 I S -.. I• .c. I. i , I - ' -- ' I I. * S S. . - - . , - 5 . t. - I , 1. 7 .••. . I • .5 5 . 5 * S S . ' * * - - .&_~~~~~ - - • _11k4 . . ' — ~f . - - • 'a ". * S ...-'•. , ~i Herald Photos by Tom Netses ' Artist To Exhibit In Sanford's Fall For Art Way Ahead Of Space Scapes By TOM NETSEL - piece using this technique lady that did drug did you use to do ' 1• .• " .S S Mrs. Herring's present interest Is in the field of electroformlig. It b process In which metal Is "grown" around a model. A piece ofaj can be constructed from paper, wax, wood, bone, plastic or numerous other materials. It is then coated with .. certain chemicals and lowered Into the elec- artists in specialized fields, such as jewelry making, troforining bath, Copper wires are connected to the model and an electric current is passed through causing a metal deposit to form around it. "The model can be are welding and electroplating. Interested primarily in painting until 1970, since then Mrs. Herring has worked in metal with pieces ranging in size from New York standards, the Geneva artist feels. Many of the pieces are . shows on art, as well as years-old. "I've studied everywhere," she said. In addition to the Universities of Florida, Central Florida and numerous junior colleges around the country, she has also studied under various this?" The pieces, with the space-like quality of a Ray Bradbury novel, were ahead of their time even for ' teaching a class at Daytona Beach Community College, children has been In the art field since she was 20. the last person to use drugs but they would ask, 'What ''"" "them doodads." Having painted, been a reporter and photographer, given lectures and slide peninentng, she turned to liked them were the • day Just sohe could see the artistic techniques which offered a fresh challenge. Married to Sanford attorney Abbott Herring, the mother of four college-aged druggles1" she said. "I'm Lake Brantley High School Is holding open house for parents Sept. 24, at 7 p.m,, at Lake Brantley High SchooL Co-sponsored by Brantley High School Parent Teacher Stuedeig Association, parents are encouraged to follow their . student's class schedule and spend spprozhnatily five minises In each class. Teachers will giv, the parents an explanation of the course, homework policy, testing procedures end, In general, standard operating procedures All parents we encouraged to attend. small jewelry to large abstract metal sculputre weighing hundreds of pounds. Several of the latter Items decorate the lawn and driveway of their home In Geneva, Their abstract design has caused more than a little interest and Mrs. Herring tells of one man who finally came up to the house one was five years ago. Spraying the flammable material was dangerous. l survived the medium," she laughed, but as an artist who enjoys cx- space-scapes. "The only people who Time -.5 lighted from within and provide illumination for her livingroom around a sunken fireplace instead of a more traditional lighting arrangement. 'I hate lamps," explained Mrs. Herring. "They're so boring." The last time she made a Herald Staff Writer "They thought I was crazy! I showed them In New York and even the New Yorkers were astounded." Cecil Herring was talking about her abstracts, space-scapes" she created and displayed in a New York gallery some years ago. Crater Craft, Moon House, and Flight from Ganymede are titles of several of the sculptured pieces now decorating her Geneva home teat once raised New York eyebrows. Polyvinyl chloride, a substance used to coat and protect ships for mothballing, ;'is sprayed over a metal frame forming a tough white skin. This was the basis of Mrs. Herring's School Sets Open House -: - - Furniture, appliances, clothing, sports equipment, toys, a boutique of new handcrafted gift and Christmas items, plants and a travel bazaar, among other things, will be featured. A light luncheon will be available. The dates are Sept. 28 and No from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. -mv=1 - .I&-. • school endeavor. SANFORD I . Ph JJ9 69M _. " .•,, The mothers of students at Trinity Preparatory School, 8400 Aloma Ave., Orlando, are sponsoring Trinity's "Annual Autumn Daze" to begin a fund raising drive to build a gymnasium for the school. This is a volunteer project and not a - HUNT MONUMENT CO ~ % - 5 , Trinity Plans 'Autumn Daze' 2700 W. 25th St. great-grandohlldren. Brisson Funeral Home is in charge of arrangements. ~ - MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 * daughters, Mrs. Nancy Steele / 't 16 , % * - A membership meeting of the League of Women Voters of Seminole County will be held on Oct. 3, at 8p.m., at the First Federal Savings and Lean in Altamonte Springs. The program will include a slide presentation entitled "River In Distress" narrated by Hugh C. Nicolay, chairman of St. Johns River Coordinating Council. The St. Johns is a vital resource to Florida, especially our Central Florida area, Membership is open to all citizens over the age of 18 years. Old, new and prospective members are welcome and encouraged to come. - ms7rin 0..jtsjdeFky,,ja 7.800-874-7420 I ., .e_.A, 4 -I. What drug did you use to do this?' Voters' League To Meet. soNR.M4Ymvr4. 2220 W. First St., Sanford, dld wife of the late J. Sinclair Friday morning at Seminole White. She was a member of Memorial Hospital. Born In Holy Cross Episcopal Church Berkley, S.C., she came to and was a real daughter of the druggles,' she said. They would ask, Sandra Bailey of Casselberry graduated ciun laude from Michigan State University - In August. She received her bachelor's degree In economics and is presently employed at Winter Park National Bank. HOIEI.SON --- people who liked them were the Miss Bailey Graduates 1400345.5624* AREA DEATHS Geneva home, right photo. 'The only in pregnancy. DAYTONA BEACH to which various people are invited. At a recent such gathering, County Cornmissloners Sandra Glenn and Bill Kirchhoff and WlnterSprings Mayor Troy Piland and their families were special guests. and clean. Some are more elaborate than others and all are painted in the green pas rew years work out lease arrangements with the camp owners permiting m to continue using the organization has a big abstracts, which now decorate her Prenatal classes will again be offered by Seminole Memorial Hospital (SMH) starting Oct. 2 and continuing each Tuesday through Oct, 23. Open to all expectant mothers, sessions will be held in the hospital auditorium from 7 to 9 a.m. Care of the newborn will be covered along with the physical and emotional changes during pregnancy, fetal development, mild conditioning exercises, nutrition, smoking and drugs, routine policies of SMH and labor and delivery Including available medication and anesthesia. four classes are free to those delivering at Seminole The Memorial and $3 for participants delivering elsewhere. To enroll, contact the hospital's education office at 3224511, extension 607. Expectant mothers are encouraged to enroll early the state has been trying to Several times a year astounded at Cecil Herring's Prenatal Classes Offered "U we aren't here any longer, who is going to look out for the river?" as well as large trees that and removed 2S dilapidated cabins no longer used at camp sites. "There are still 25 camp sites to clean ups" )ePalma said. years ago, New Yorkers were Some 0• camp sites for a limited period of time in the future. Four boat loads of beer. can and other debris were removed from the water, Rights' Bella Abzug, longtime activist In the cause of women's rights and former U.S. Congresswoman (1971-1977) will prçsent a lecture entitled "Women's Rights in America" Wednesday, beginning at 8 p.m., at Rollins College. The lecture, open to the public at no charge, will be held In the Enyart Alumni Fieldhouse on campus. A prominent national figure and one of the 25 leading and most Influential women in America, Abaug practiced law for 25 years specializing In labor and small business law, housing and tenants' rights, civil rights and civil liberties cases. Today, the 59 year old founder of the National Women's Political Caucus, remains a forceful and outspoken fighter for a national urban policy, world peace, health and education, rent control, programs for senior citizens and more. ive (Centinsed From Page IA1 from our cabins going Into the river. Most of the pollution in from the public. Canoeists MRS. MARTHA I. BAUER Mrs. Martha L. Bauer, 45, of 1318 Douglas Ave., Sanford, died Friday night at Heritage Sunday, S.Øt 23, 1fl-19 Briefly Health I II -. ' I .-. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. • process all Farmers Home Achninistratln new loan applications. The siervljor in charge of the sub-office will be Billy Harrison, Assistant County Supervisor. William Ryland is assistant county cupervisor and Bertha Washington IS Pntthtv dfh'. 4pfr Open house ceremonies will be held Tuesday at 10a.m. .; - - townhome units In Wekiva Townhomes: a single-story along the eleventh fairway. plan priced at $49,990, and two. Known as Wekiva Fairway story model priced at $59,990. Townhomes, the community is The models were designed by being sold in a condominium Donald Fredrick Evans form of ownership. Associates of Winter Park. "This purchase now brings The community will have Its FRC's total land holdings to 77 own recreational facilities, acres In Wekiva. With the including a swimming pool and additional property, we can combination bathhouse and now expand from our cabana area. An artist's rendering of Weklva Fairway Fa townhouse base by offering a Townhomes m built by FRC, "Wekiva In a short time has variety of housing styles, In- established itself as one of _______________________ ____________________________________________ cluding zero lot line patio Central Florida's most villas," says FRC President desirable residential cornBurton Bines. munities and one of the reasons Among the 71 additional FRC is making this cornR rs acres purchased is a 9.5-acre mitment,"exp1Aij Bines. processor. Westerman has been with First Federal of Seminole since 1972, starting In the accounting department and moving into data processing five years later. Brown has served as loan officer, branch manager and assistant financial manager. Piedra is beginning her sixth YUT in the mortgage department. I . _*_ Florida's fastest-growing the Wekiva Golf Course. residential planners and home Representing the first phase builders, has purchased an of some 250 zero lot line patio additional 71 acres in the villas, FRC is planning six burgeoning South Seminole different floor plans priced County community of Wekiva, from the low $7O,000to the high The property was purchased $80,000. from Wekiva developer Included are three single Magnolia Service Corporation story designs ranging from and will make FRC the largest 1,400 square feet to 1,500 square builder in the 1,000-acre PUD, feet; and three two-story which is located on the border designs ranging from 1,600 to of Seminole and Orange l,8 square feet. Counties, at Altamonte Springs. Two basic floor plans are Currently FRC is building 48 offered at Wekiva Fairway Gib Edmonds, president of First Federal of Seminole has announced three promotions at headquarters. j.) ~ * munities (FRC), one of Central 52 lots along the fifth fairway of Three Promotions Announced a means of financing the buyer's purchase of the , i j7 S . parcel already developed into Florida Residential Corn- DUalll= JN'M !`1EF of sale, or agreement for deed. When these are used, the real estate is sold under contract. Basically, contract for deed is ..- FRC Purchases 71 Acres At Wekiva m i contract * Sund.y,i.Ø., i7 — Question: I bought my property with a cont ract for (Ieed. Can you explain juet what that is? Answer: A real estate sale can be made under contract for leed, sometimes called an installment contract, land S . r a * • . reproduced very acSee Spice Seapes, Page lB Cecil and some of the outdoor sc at her home. - YOU HIGH WITH OS DEPEND ONIT. 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I. 30 employees fterthreem enrolled In the GED study program completed the awarded their diplomas durIng Ham Night at Sembilole C=MWAy College. "1 am proud of myself. I have accomplished selling," said graduate, Karen Conley. Another graduate, Denise Dengleman said, "I quit high school In the 1h grade. I tried several times to high school diploma, but with work and caring g4 my two children, I always dropped ot* again. I appreciatefor Gould . ___ 1:1 1 ____ high school ducati 1 • I a ,' .'. the students for their hard woA,,,It is won&rful that the employees were so determined to complete their 1. r%W -44 - 1. - ___ , , , p yees a high school diploma, the Gould management established a GED center at the plant so ye t working hours odayseach y - - S S , company's outstanding service in aSSidIq with the GED study Program. Recognizing that several Gould em. - -- ___ _~ , " I at Friday Honors Night S ct the V.rk Skills Class O's so al,_ I , J I— . * Fedsr sguIstions Prohibit compounding ci intsr.st during the term of U acot. - S Gould Inc. of Sanford was honored with the Community Service Award of Seminole Community College's S * S '. GouldAwarc ~~ .0. `*.~, " +~* .A ;i _____ - Nets . * I' Service " ~'' , 144111k~ / I ;.A~ i " s ;• .. - S u nity Comm . I -7 - * . l — —U -- * I . ~~ . I .., - of tiveofl,0011dudenta. A grodade of Sudwk 110&h4 No William 14111111111 to study business or preandleirie in cofte. ' . I ' Jennifer L. Williwis of l7 Persimmon Ave., Sanford, has been namedthewiaierofafousarr1or4daIateu1rgy AchievementScholarship. Job Training Course Opens -. I . I - ' woft einvimes. we Wait to _____ L ft 4 I T 42 -. -- li~ 4WWANNIPMawm~ -:':.. -i ,• *5' . - - - It .2I.I'.2 ., S .. ...,—r.. • - . F I :. _.... * - I *. I , ''I -- - .-- - - ,ft, 41~. —N. - - - - l - ,•._. • .*.-.- *.- -- -.-..._S -,. - -. " ._ ..... . .. 1-1 . , .., . N i l : . 4 j - I4 - . ,4-5:- - . - 4r . ** ~ A :- �28—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sept. 23 97 10i In And Around Lake Mary Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. Sunday, Sept. 23,1979--3B Homemaker's invite Public To Membershi p Coffe 1 0 1 WITh the summer behind us forward to meeting our During their April meeting, and the fall season arri ing, new members and wefuture are the Keenagers elected the Just about everybody is back hoping to get a full house for following officers for thelr'79. home again. The busy bees in this membership drive." '80 term; president, Toni charge of social clubs and civic For more Information, call Witherell; vice president, own and operate two motels and from a week's vacation at Ski Club. About 60 or more coast they vlsI1d TalIahasse a restaurant Just about 15 miles San1beIIndnearFozt Myers, relatives were present for the and the Keys and In between' from their sons resort area. HUGHES where "shell g" in at the beach occasion. Silver Springs."A very en Isn't that wonderful' I would was Lake Mary the bed part of trip for Joyable trip," Lillian says. Just love to see the whole place. Sophie. She said, organizations have been Mrs. Jack Welton 322-1891. "The water Charles Heiser; secretary, My neighbors, Otis and Ida Correspondent working hard Preparing the By the way' Mrs. Mamle. Also, the Lake Mary John Clark; treasurer, Cap 323-08111 yearly programs that will was rough and the beaches May Sjoblom, whose main Humphrey, Lillian's mother John and Dorris Norden are were covered with gorgeous hobby is boating and cover Woman's Club is getting ready Bylund; and directors, Fred all the activities and festivities back home also after a busy aiwjls." fL5hIfl had major surgery to open the year with a luncheon Witherell, Chardy DeLong, took a trip to the Bahamas last In Titusville. Our Wednesday for the coming season, summer too. In June they went at the Frogg's new restaurant Marge prayers and: Sophie and Ken also spent month accompanied by her good wishes Lokensgard, Cy Good luck to everybody. Keep in The Cross to South Carolina to attend a for Mrs. Hum. gs, on Sept. 27, Ramsdell three and half weeks in sister and husband, Mr. and phrey's good and quick and up the good work, specially according toin Leroy and iii wedding and after that th Dorris Norden, McClefland, Michigan during July visiting Mrs. Pete Fletcher (Pat). when your community has the program chairman. drove to North Carolina to they recovery. e ar and his wife, Each one took their reptop priority for your prospects. Dick and Betty Undmeler beautiful resort area of Maggie Judy, Mrs. Maryon Mensing will and ch Mrs. Curtis Green (Leonora) back home again at The Forest Valley In the While there sective boats and they left (FO11 The Homemakers Club of give an ESO book report. mountains where they visitedildren. daughter, Wed Palm Beach one morning A is Sincere condolences to Li bby just beaming wi their th pride over after a two-months stay in they spent three days most of Lake Mary is making plans and business meeting will fle , ne and husband, Don, who at 7:30 and got to Lucaya near and and Joe Smathers and Nancy start at the birth of another grand- Canada visiting their family, the time playing golf. preparations fora Mem bership 9:3Oa.m.Membe rs are aaked to daughter. Her daughter Cindy, children In the loss of Bill, Coffee scheduled for Oct. 9, please be on time. They stayed at Lindmeier's Also t hey spent a week In live In the suburbs of Detroit. Freeport about 12:30 that their son, husband and father wife of U. J.G. Gregory ternoon. Ida May said the North Shore Lodge, a hunting August In Panama City visiting from 10 a.m. to noon at the The Keenagers at the Forest of Charleston, S.C., gaveHolton respectively, who died so birth and fishing resort area Mildred Sandusk talks with weather was beautiful, Dorris' son and wife, Mr. and excitement beautiful Starlight Room In the are also working on their first to her first baby, a beautiful and perated by their two yet about her recent problems of any kind, They suddenly this summer. He was Forest, Mrs. Stephen West (J udy) an dance of the fall which will take little girl born Aug. who was and otheir d trip to a very am bitious young man, Columbus, Ohio, where stayed at the marina and i their two This is a first for them. Club place Sept. 22. Please make wives, located n children, Christopher she spent the named Allison Green active in the community and whole month of joyed three Holton. Eagle River about 180 miles and CollIn. President Violet Beckhorn your table reservations early. Cindy and wonderful days f well known and liked by the baby are "doing east of Winnipeg. August visiting her three fun and rest.____ says: "We are very excited Entertainment *111 be provided just fine" Leonora says. daughters and everybody. He will be greatly fazj She is 5 about this meeting. The public by the committee in charge of at home Also, they visited their Sophie and Ken Chapman and to attend the yearly and now after spending missed. family Frank and Lillian Griffin took Is Invited. We are looking this event, two daughter, Gall, and her Jane and Ray Becker from the weeks visiting with Cindy, Greg husband, Rod Munford, reunion which was held in their youngest son for a Florida who Forest have returned home Bellfountain, Ohio, in the Mod tour recently. From coast to Hasta la vista. PEOPLE TRUST ECKERD'S FOR QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE ...at low, low prices! / - I - Tired Wants Guest Role, Not Next Time Around The DEAR ABBY: I've read Dear . Abby case? We are not blood relatives, so maybe If we let our feelings go, we could marry each other some day. What do you think? BROTHERLY LOVE DEAR BROTHERLY: Although you aren't blood relatives, you are LEGALLY . sex GARDEN CLUB OPENS YEAR WITH COFFEE brother and sister. That could create a problem should you want to marry later 00. Cool the wrestling, touching and foidling, Physical contact could lead to a physical relationship which would be morally wrong at your ages. You both need I. talk to a trusted adult about your feellngs.I would hope you could discuss this with your parents., If not, then a clergyman, physician or co unselor. You ask some intelligent qUestions and deserve some honest answers. - - The Garden Club of Sanford held the Annual Membership Coffee Thursday amid lovely decorations by Abbey Owen and dainty refreshments. Mrs. If. E. McSwain was the overall chairman whose committee Included all the circles' courtesy chairmen. Pouring were Mrs. Vernon A. Davis of Jacaranda Circle and Mrs. S. B. Swaggerty of Mimosa Circle. New Rose Circle member Sara Harrison, above left photo, left, and Mary Schmitt, Rose Circle president, admire a doll that will be for sale at the forthcoming fail bazaar. In above right photo, Mrs. Vernon Davis serves prospective members, Mrs. Billy H. Wells, left, and Mrs. Mary Schmitt, Mrs. Charles Wilke, lower photo, left, secretary of Rose Circle, serves prospective member Jackie Bookhardt. %••.• 'k. a' !•'••' •- ' U . • U ,,-,' ' ' •.. U. .0 •'. • :,. .:: , h1S s I • • nost Of beIng the gued not the st, TIRED Membership chairman 10 a.m. and last until DEAR ABBY: I am married Eugene Tes-wifleger reported Luncheon will be at noon.11:45.' o a man who has never It is paid 1flhe at the l ouch for the company of also hoped arrangements can own'meeting of the Sanford Senior be made with county' he at he sure likes the tidies! alth Q Whenever we are with a coup Civic hld a the Sanford officials to have a flu shot clinic I friends or relatives and the withe members for those who would like flu guests attending. shots. ran congregate In one room Edith Harrimon presented a ad the women In another, you At the Oct. 2 meeting the hasiduTIade annual election of officers will an always find Herman with program ongthe whi was used be held. he woman. American Mrs. Eva Beckham, toonenthi Wwld'tch Vairin Ij mrs. Auce Fennell and Mrs. Prestdent Laurel Rasey played Bobbi Hardy make up the for , of asthg-s4ong led by Frieda nominating committee. Bingo ,isse going Tyre. will be meetlnu. featured after the There will be three meetings business turning any kind of chann. through ui '..wusr mCluUlng the annual At the He'saiwaysbs.nthlsw,y. there banquet and h4latian'ot will be My women friends s a catered dinner. always telling me how "" Officers onOct. at 6p.m. All Reservations should be made win be held at the civic center. I am to have such an a obtained l Oct. . ___ _ g p e w be no meeting on tertalning husband. Believe me, he's net all that Ifl' are1'gunderway i theannual Nov. 1 sInce that Is during the Olympics. Most Mem bers may he's bring their handicraft for members will be serving on the 'pIay and sale. It will Mad it get my drift.) GAO committee. If you've ever heard of behavior like this bsfoi,, I wish you'd explain it. HERMAN'S Win DEAR WI: Heras. Is a 4 rbs* easugle eta ikes. . as.cil eu eIblI sinking,., he Bab sat esdsl . i:.. I • S •• •I •. •,i %S • • • U •• • U • ••' S • S • S •i .1 _• •_ _S • • • • . •. • •4 ':•: I • S S • • • • S., Vlacsal I Cautioned boo Page in) curately," she explained, and compared to casting in the tradftiona masmir the final abject is "very 1W. It Dlftetetg metals can be used and with numerous finishing techniques it oIen a Wide singe of artistic szpesuicn. Mm Herring uses this method to crests jewelry and other delicate pieces as well as a four4iot status of a MIg Man for a Co.y Beach high school. The statue was assembled from nine -. tj ' thin bolted together; art, doing it all herself. . st udio allowing her to work As well, as being recopind intcicj,a a result of her Wee. inanynwnb,roff.of the metallic media.. Mrs. Hung Is an artist s trarmlng, she was. also - who works alone. on uses the "Vol storyksanIssue n*ft the journal of Me American Elec. tropZate 'i Society. A abort walk from the main house Is Mrs. Herring's studio. The alas of a double garage, It is filled with her metalworking apparatus equipment. A six-foot bros*e alract Is partially completed and has been commissioned by a Winter Park Mdeot. Welding units, tanks filled with electrolormlng solutions, wax melting units for original models, and a wide selection of metal-working tools fill the Keeping busy crjminjssioneij work which Mrs. Herring Joyable as well as Providing a source of in. come to help with expenses for materials and suppliM she is also preparing to BMW some of her work in the upcoming Fall for Art festival in Sanford next week, She has also been Invited toexhlbltln the Festival of the Masters this fall at, Wa*DIsneyWcrldValle a prestigious An 01 qr., tiM's work front all over l. also likes to eclso complete control ever her Ai,uic th-róhcsfloh of his vs$rMry cikik to '.. ___ - - -. .1 P,ne.4$gso. ..... __- SPECIAL COLOR H$S -' - caNflA SIP*$I.siWar UMor5S. ISIS _5$J5 Ph...Cd. v1.I.y.' I...,. lisp P5*vs. I SMIW- ..., ' . At ' . 0• '.7 0 'I; . 1.25 ,u 'hams *vu.. . . Paris: M os t Fun Place In Europe ' "We are so glad we had the opportunity to do it," said Karen Schmlt. The "it" Karen is referring to is her summer visit to Europe with her sister, Kathy. The girls "maintained" ,i home base in Weisbaden, Germany, where their cousin, Nancy, and her husband, U. Mitt Holm, are stationed. "One weekend we drove to Garmlsch, Germany, where we could see the Alps," cornmented Karen. "The Alps, with their snow-capped peaks, are beyond anything imaginable," she continued, enthusiastically. 0 .• ' ,•0• . - On. FM h15 MARSHA.'' F strange feeling everytime went down one of the very di hills in San Francisco," s MIko. "One of the places we enjo3 was our tour of Mission Stre This is where the fli Having recovered from the missionaries came to edabli view of the Alps, they continued one of the first Catho Into Austria where they visited misaslons in California," Ml Innsbruck. added. "Another weekend we drove What impressed 5-year to a small town located outside Mark the most? "The hills," I of Amsterdam, called wants to take skydiving lesso Egmond," Karen added, so he can parachute off t "I think the most fun I had mountains. He also wants was when we went to Paris," take hang-gliding lessons f she said. While in Paris, they the same reasons," Mil visited the Eifel Tower, Notre stated. Dame, the Arch d'Thumph and Having been to San Francis the world-famous, Louve. "We years ago to attend the we&J were able to take pictures in- of my good friend, Cheryl Kin aids the buys, and some that I I know exactly how Mark feeb took turned out pretty good," the whole city and surroundir Kalen said. area is fantastic. Everything went smoothly us$11 the girls returned to Congratulattjons to VFI MOW, where they found out 'Post 1207 and Ladles AUIIIIa, th* their travel agent had for receiving the travelin booked than for the following trophy at the District 1 evening flight back to Orlando. meeting held an Sept. U. Th worked out. We award is given to the pod an were able to fly stand-by and auxiliary who have the mes arrived home net too late that members Iji same evening," Karen .com. mcL On Sunday, Sept. 23 VFI All in all, it sounds as though Post 1207 and ladles aux1llar, Ki'en and Kathy had one will again hold - a Turkey Shoot siam., they won't soon forget. Any of you turkeys wishing $ Nólther will their parents, be shot, please be present Jr and Eznmlta. Those of you wishing to shoot you may eithsrbrk your owr tsanms to be travel time, rifle or one wilE be furnished Mgr, Fusniko and Mark 1%hours are from Ito 5 p.m Hlb enjoyed a leisurely visit to FrancIsco On Frldsy, 8*. IS, -begl* ld1s then they task In all - sing at 7:IS p.m, VFW Peel thqsigi*so( that beautiful "city, OW ea IaibN au'411'y Is by the hay," hicIag the. holding an ,AINI4 Bingo. - , . . 5ALE PRICES GOOD THRU WED, SEPT. 26 W liwDlimondStoye - r # ,. . — - - . • . '.' '... -• - • ._ -, -.-'v'4$1' ,\ •.-. ' .. - - - . . ' ,.. . - '.'. 0 -. , — -- - . .— • 1!QPIAILY, SOME - - - •--- . - . - 0,' 14 16 . - - ---I - - -- L_I. -_ .- - - - M IhL •' ', — T '• - - --- . —. ' --- . — -- - -- '-- — — — L • , - (,.'. , .- )PEN sUNDAyS 10 AM IN 7 PM WEEKDAYS 9 AM IN PM- orplqaLi, thJilecisbstIhadarathor the- was V" . . - r AL1AMONTE MALL famous cable' cars of FisherThe proceeds from this event Whas'f and (aatowe, will he.rd, ascer aid and _really enjoyed rift rose, a major cincim of ZZ . Olt ' Tupperware Home Parties, was conthb.tJn *61,640 in labor cited for an honor for initiating and moving services to Central a matching membership grant Florida cultural organizations to WMFE-TV Channel 24 and a since 1976. - .. 0 In And Around Longwood - $2341IS 0 The Council of Arts & founder of the Good samaritan FM at Rollins College, which grant to the Arts Council for the Sciences honored 15 Home for elderly Indigents and [ills a special need in the "Light Piece Synthesis Perorganizations and individuals parentless children in Sanford. community by being the only formance" at Dimensions '79; for Outstanding Achievement Ballet Guild was the only station in Central Florida to and Glenda Evans Hood and In The Arts or Outstanding Seminole County group honored broadcast classical music. Lowell Lotspeich were honored Contribution To The Arts at the at the luncheon. Among the Awards for Outstanding ,for their service as co-chairmen 12th Annual Presidents' Lun- individuals cited for artistic Contribution To The Arts went of the Arts Council's Dirnen. cheon at the Harley Hotel,' efforts and contributions was to M.Y. "Chick" Aldridge for sions '79 arts festival. Orlando. Dora Lee Russell for her work his many hours of volunteer Also receiving awards for Awards for Outstanding with Ballet Guild as the work with the Arts Council, Outstanding Contribution to the Achievement In the Arts were president. Including conceiving and Arts were Koger Properties, given to the Ballet Guild Of Also honored at the luncheon carrying out the Arts Council's Inc. for providing free office Sanford-Seminole (BGS) for were Creative Art Gallery in cooperative Computerized space for PESO and the Council Participating in "A Gift of Winter Park; Millie Bunnell for Mailing Service; and Dre of Arts & Sciences as well as Love," a memorial tribute her work with the elderly, Fausnaugh for her extensive purchasing the work of local concert In April honoring the Maitland Art Center, in Winter "behind the scenes" work with artists for display in their office local late Mother Ruby Wilson, "ark, and radio station wPRK.several cultural buildings; and Tony Lupo, organizations, president of Fidelity Storage Joe Hara, president of and Transfer Company, for - ,• Now Ur *1 Now 2*13 . f • -, 4an Select NOR rimmed CO., 12551 iSSOUblI ices S No IS j. - - • 4taaA. . .. L ~Clilet' Guild Only Caunfw Group Council Awards . FAMILY GROUPS ADULTS . huh suwioi CITIZINI. GINhIAflg. CNII,DIgt A .• ' '- PO PNTIT CO N SPfCIALgZ IN: Wit ... ' - 10 - — 1A1U0*Y, $1 - -.-- --- NwdCdviaD.V.M. - - the country. The Winter Park Art Festival Festival are two of the top 'ethoa In the country, she feels. The shows have tinproved In the past four or live years and fthas been good for the artists newell as the general public. The competition has Increased. "Sidewalk fairs ha ve Changed the art world," said Mrs. Herring. 1r-'-.. ,, bets. —e in through It. his own design," she said. "He should experience the full range of artistic ex. presajon from beginning to end. ft's very rewarding. "It's popular In the an world to do a model and send It to a shop to be completed. ft's easy to work Incaoajand Then send it away "I don't think It hush to show the struggle you're going through, to show the good and the had. Lately I've__developed that philosophy. I sewer for Whet I did myndf, the flan flO assistants tOhalp with ths Navy or dirty w - and all: I struggled - — ...Space Scapes Ahead Of'Time U Sanford Seniors Net 301 Club Members NesttImeIliyeI'1jna %S I • : Herald Plot" by Tim s.' Host, sister and brother, we should not have any physical feelings for each Other. Yet we can't help how we feel. What Is morally right in this many letters In your column from people who don't know what to do about uninvited guests. We have a nice little house at the beach which inspired the following: June is past, so Is July, August Is ended -likewise I. ________________ The pattering feet of summer and sun have a receptive audience and Are over, complete, no competition. exhausted, done! As for this habit to talking I've fed the young as well as about so much, those who the old, can, DO, and those who can't I've cooled the warm, I've talk about It warmed the cold, DEAR ABBY: lain a l7'yearThe wounded and weeping I Old boy. My•slJter who 5 have The tender and touchy I have adopted, so we are not blood relatives, right? cajoled., I have steeled the scared, I We hav allayl been very have scared the bold, close, but now our relationship I have hit my tongue till it seems to be headed In another was controlled, direction. We have done a lot of I've broiled the steak, I have wrestfing, touching and fon asseroled dUng, but so far nothing more. And the grocer thinks I am We have talked about this and nade of gold. have come to the conclusion (The other bills I have pigeon- that because we are technically soled.) And frankly, friends, I am vady to fold! '- BGS Artistic Directors Miriam Wright, left, and Valerie Weld beam over accomplishments, - I - -. . -- —• • - I, , �,s . e .' . . . 4 . . -. .. .,. . .. - . . . -. - . - - .,. - 0 - -* - - .. - - - . .- 41-Evoning Hots Pd, Sinford, FL C . -......... r - -. - - Sund.y, Sspt, 23, lfl COMMUNITY UNITED MITNOOI$? CHUNCH NwV. 11.5111Plssy rnd. II. Adventist TN! SIVENTN.DAy ADVENTIST CHUICH CerM? 7* I Elm DouI. Jacobs OUR HE HOPE OF Pastor Satursay Ser.c•s SabbamicItoal W. sIlpS.rvics WIda,sdly NIØ? Prayer Servics Pails, *.v. Ailbir PadSVfl hiss. Pals, Isv. Sib OlcbIllSS SiUIIls.m. Ml csrcSssI $vvIcsS Will duiss Ni all a,s PiIlsiblP CNN lItWSl$ 11fl1555 5:35a.m. UMYP COMMUNI TV, IVIIIWIr1IIP WItSIIISSNOVI 1:35p.m. Praysekrv. P1,15 WS1MSV PsUsilIp 4:35p.m. kppsi 11:01a.m. 711p.m. Assembly Of The God Pill? A$$IM$LY 0,000 CHUECH CSV.17*a.dllm Usv.l.Cu Pause $CliilsllbsSl* 5:41a.m. Wl0lWinNp 11:11a.m. lylsllskrvlc. * ,. _____ . •iy .:' Congregational .::: Baptist ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH Fr. William lmiis P'Ps$s,Mlftbs'J Sat. VIIII Mass Svn.Mass Coafestlons, Sat. OUNTlY%lDK bAPTIST CHURCH COuntry Club load. Lab. ua, ASIrVM. tng SdJsdajkP,.iI Preadtiiv I WorshipIng SbIeStudy CONGRISATIOWAL CHRISTIAN csucw Pastor Aast.Pa,lsi 7:00p.m. - c-s & si p in. 5:40a.m. 11:40 am, 1:35p.m. Sharinil PrsCIa,ming w 7:30pm, Wed. PrayerMeet Ibsdea CaINolic CRWVCR ____ Z Hsly Cress EpIopll CRirc* Ira LatI1M Sun. 13:31 Risai-y WIll iii Ills Park ,sIIswo W Or.Ja,T.C.smats Sunday IdIsil . HOLY CROSS 401 Park Ave. ' Christian . 1417 5. SantsrdAvs, Rev. Hugh W. Pain MlnItoq Sunday School 5:45am Morning Worship 11:01a.m. 11:55a.m. lvsning$.nvic, WNn.siay$.,vlce Wed.Sarvlc. 1:35p.m. 1:35p.m. . v , Old Truths tsr a New Day - - "' ' . ,. . I $ANFOIDCNRISTIANCHURCM lllAlrpsrtblvd. WsnsliipServics Evening Worship Wel. Prayer Sony. Sunday Sdtiil Werhpkro 11:10a.m. 7:31p.m. 7:15p.m. Nursery Provided 5:35a.m. 10:31a.m. Prayirhi p51mg Wed l, 1:10p.m. ) LONGWOOD -FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cin.CbunchAv,.aQrantSI. S.day Servico (Southern) 'IsndaySdhs.I Marling Wsnshlp 1:05p.m. Prayeq$.rvice 7:35p.m. WilAai4ay Evening IICS Wed. I Sat. Till 715 4414 IlliParkAvanue S WershipServlCos -. . .,': Of course, it's only a game; it doesn't really matter. But blighted -- 7:31p.m. - ______ 7:35p.m. _____- PaNeghl 1vlca YOUR CHURCH . 11:41a.m. -SibliStudy Monday Tuesday Wednesday Isaiah Thwsday Isaiah Friday Jeremiah Saturday Matthew Matthew Matthew MaTk .. 12:1.6 PorTran,pensati.n . ,. -- 1'-t .' tL 1' ciz' - t ciz t ____ Ij4 MsnlJngWsrshIp coloring books and ny rides will be given all attndIng Sunday school that day. A gift will be presented to the adult class most exceeding its goal. - - 'The "Musical Betts" will be featured In all services of the 1l:Na.M. Nursery day, playing many different musical Instruments. The church Is located at 1200 ProvIdence Boulevard. Sunday School begins at 9:45 a.m. and a church fellowship will be held following the 7:30 p.m. service In connection with Round-Up DaY. Members are asked to bring sandwiches and dessert to THE LAKE MARY UNITED PRESbYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Avs., Lako Mary Rev. A.P. Stevens MinIster SuyChorshScI MstningWsnsjup YuullsGrsyp Wed. CheW Practice 5:41a.m. 11:11a.m. 7:35p.m. 5:Mpm share. Visitors are welcome. . ,DeBary United Methodist Church women's groups will meet 1:10am Nurisry Prlv$ded on Sept. . The Esther grot will meet at 1:30 p.m. at the 1I:45a.m hme of Miss Ellen Morse, 152 Coronado, DeBary. The Mary groi will meet at 1:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Ruth Oakley . WINTER SPRINGS PRIS$YTIRIAN CHAPIL 5145a45. 5•lII=I $ir CivilUpsalaRt Passer "sic, 4:35a.m. at 191 Forest Lane, Highland Country Estates. Martha group Will med at 9:30a.m. at the church parlor while Ruth will inset at 1:30 p.m. at the borne of Mrs. Lydia Fledler, 130 Mailing as 1*.lfyhtvesllil Church inMessRsIl.w1.Nig,nlmge C. 5:35a.m. 4:05p.m. Plantation Road. . . :' Nurssry PrevInil Th. Christian Adv.ntur. The -following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Dlrector.y Page PossIble .ATLANTIcNATIONALsANK . Sanford, Fla. -" Howard H. Hodges and Staff . CELERYCITY PRINTING CO., INC. -. DEKLES GULF SERVICE Mel Dekieand Employes . '. ,- . . . SIBLIIOOICCINTU . . .5 4' .-. '-'- . .. - , . •.• . - Zayr.P1as3233500 j1 .. -. :: .., ..'. ,, -. . -- . -. ' . ad CtoI. Ismeva'' Cur* 50 ClsiW, L.i si c,s. w. - - Wl* Sr.. ___ CIILSJ., 0*'S - .- i-r ____ Osl_- Cluib . laINBsh.lii 0,11,1 Ass. - .... -. - C1..e.r; __ - . __ . . I , '* $4 *1Kil__WIIPLUTFet Shiv ais Thia -' _____ . ......... 0WL154mIUI5Sf5 __ . • - up.. M1Chuh.%*Miul$fI,IIjI31IfII5 s. Lye . - '." sss' ' _ N,uu...ad p. . •. 1550 v :-' CI ,,Arsr.0 .Pu 0*3.. I'S csi PJ$. Ilsy II.4f.. Chch, $543s50 .41 air-pie . ______ ________ . P1554 i -: - . Ulh1l50 DJ I •. Clai. SISI Pail Sr.. ç$uny .... - . vg $ p - _____ . ' LII - - . :h.:' ,_w :' . - - - ____ CENTRAL BAPTIST ______ ____ _____ .- - - _________ -. - '" ' ..' -. . PRIDDII$MITH PA1TO 1IU)1- 1, a .51indMtru-M- .... - . .. .. , -4--.- si..ilE.nOt T I1* ....; -.-------.---. ..' ..,' - IIbh Study 9:45 AM ChurchTralnlng6pM __ . . -- 1 --1---..- '. -, -- ..........- '' - .- - - ' -- - - - - Thi ISh lusIy . .. -. •' IlI - - INV ITIS YOU TO W OISH IP Sunday krvk. 11:00 AM 7:00 PM en - .e--.' - ceugregatils -- ::. , 1311 Oak Ave. Slftfotde Fin. Pli322-214 . __ - - - ,,'::":,- __ - _____ .- ___ - I ________ - iw 50*0.4 ___ " - -. - fair ___ ____ _____ _____ ___ ad strow the Word Of Gad and church Is rim for. gr*wth the Bible study ministry.' member of the Fort Worth the Qr4 y, Of a4j4 the piogru M]y two Ilium Relations Convislaslon (ad," pps $ aid lMury.. d'puip.Uw,kseMt shout madhe age sad wo now have d ass tradee of Texas 30 vIM be Cus 11d. j is td db cdl at., 'lbs church mat .have a thech es,it"lastbsa * men pes1'p,Uuig is the OaWIsi Uuivsrslty in Fort p là Dirsetir for ti the fad David Evens, , villas of *t God weds from 'mciI whi, they oscar," ho bre* Bible utw sash Worth. 1rls l*j &bocl . ,r"iIded t qoclal iveiM." 'it. lbs put* Is . G*MQI4 wseh" odd Rev. Yates. Addi,g lie his been guest lecturer for how 11 Ia - will be *ay.d en 01W lbs - appalatod "sader'' rsat a mmy that it er. .1 the levers! series at seminaries MpwendM7$p.m. a larger lash ll bshold' shspbard' ibs càiá to thu pups as psodlde. a.bs lWySpir*Isaadep threeghout the country in. I MatI at Masters Cave. There liii be free b FMhortewhfsrg --sf,r Euld shiW1bHs, workwIlbSpteit,thimlbe {'; Tb. Lyman Seedier said )Iry. 'lie. Thai C spar ho 1 many chLk aMw* grow. Iadarers en Preaching at The tsrIpfltsts 'foBenis" odd Dr.Huvy,Rev,DS Resend Yale Divinity School 4 _ _ _ _ RevYste,arsIsgr,.a Fekenry. j the _iildp of Yedb of ral I. guide ad lIved Ns its ardkib,is t*adthe"ped 'lbs aStberOftweboobe, PWIM. -tsUog ens hiM I t-u sr utsaM tewaid that is ted."id$s,Da aewV' lbs. chwth ill Qippeel she - hen àatrlbated _'f, IUU...r .. rfo lb.the. be - asplihese psiliss tsfl to several beebe mod off (Rshet)Iad growth rates. entldstepiMlcetlsns. - ____ .. a .p - CampusLIf. Day.: . -, ' , .. ___ _____ I 1 Ku$11 ur0505Ni51N.Is,dljlsi,,. $fl 5• aves "• _____ ____ __ ____ Caach Hawkins will explain the athletic progresu. - S4$143W. ___ 1.4 Claret Slum It. Sa*pnss tprL - , t P reac hing " ___ ys. on Thandsy, Ss$ 27 at 7:30 p.m., I the social bell. rii ma aruvm.us ror ins wig year win us c.a ann :' ___u $5 ha. *3*1- P50 s, uus,sa Cily 0* SlaidsIlsil $5 ________ ______ for all parents of AU AU hiM Hosx. nd School Auoc'Mhon Scala hch9d ItWItMI will meet for the flist tinii this ichisi . - .f All 11011 ClapIl. $... -•... --.luSh hiss Usdilu CN'j - ___ . . LI0*I A.M.5. Clwr. liv, a-n.' - . Horn. And School Association ____ . O'I• CNU*CIll$ , - L SCls $ ,.: - . - I - Miii 01111 IS,III1____ 1.51511.4 *U,, 41 - . PIIWeSLu1t$1*st, IS. 41*. si Pasia Hayes, - iu. ___ 435. Posit Cit7 Sai*d- $avev4Si5 Uve.SIW Churih. ill I Si. _______ _1Chsnch. A15PI,0 blvd. ___ - _____ ___ ___ rep ' Harr1a Sanford. There will be music by _____ various church choirs ____ ____ will be Gwendolp_____ _____ ____ end guest selolat Casthin end Mkis . -- waWomm'sDsy$w.Speakeratthe1l s.m. Edwards of Dsjtcna Beech,, At 3p.m. the' Ipe.r at a musicale will be Mrs. ulysses Upsai. Cimminity huwi15 Church. Ugeali Rd. P$5p ChurdI lid Sig It, Cissillersy - ____ r It u - Thnity United MethódId Church, Sanford Avenue and 6th - __ - 1V1NT11*IV AIVINTiS? -. Poses ____ Labs $a,s,.*. TSl1K SI.. 1 SSiCr'r.jfl, __ 1jffiJ31 Church. W. NI%11j.k$ 5*, DeSiny - ' Wom.n 's Day . - ____ , . Wednsidayat6:30p.m.Inthefellowshiphafl. Thechurchhaa coinmlUees involving 135 members. Coinmlfleeme*nbers will be recognised and their duties explained In a general mist rio breaking irate org'nlL cM] and planning meetings. All members MO welcome to attend whetherornoltheyareoncommltteeL . .. P15W F1flust Clwch. ave Lye. VieW 11*1*11 Chuuh 11 Siuidi . ___ . $4 3pJ ChUI*. 1* $50101 hue. Pigs ______ flhlhi$J Dwib. P0* MMII RITILLI ,.Oimii M..&J.4 ChurØ, his. . IueIPWD4SSIvv Lv,.. 5$ ., . i,.i.. ___ , Committee Night -_. 151151 s.*u. Church. a.,sq - .; Casssl15,pp fpe$, UndId flfl151J Church. Nuy. 1742 $ _____ UA$TUIN IuI,IH'hE -• . . CBunch.IISi.as.UlLMsrr'sLvs '-i' si I •r - . .. Iwch. l$*.1blf 4 - Church '.. 0ouusli 'I WILSON.EICHELBERGER . MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. . Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson . SI. L*0s Lutheran Church. it. 435 IlauSa • $LsISvaaChur*. 535 list *05414 Lsngwsal . MITNOOIIT 5vi11 UndId MisarIpi Church, U. Shiv Ave.. EM,rpnl _____ -- .4 CW*. P'S. Naves Sr. Mait$snl .. -. It. Labs ft1l!3IsI ChuribOCamorms 155 .4•54 _fl$$• liiiiis -Pad 'S P0* Lvi . . ____ p. Mal*3.... Sulll **ch.'trlai 1150, . .'SNSrSe*Sd.qSNsslp Lv. , . Church ad SI In CBrW. SIll 510 M6SISiIfl 51501W. 1I$ C• ChurchIIhlIsiP!*aL,,HpISheLus. '$ $Nelmi,,-C1Kch.* ____ Ch tfuinlIpi, FIt C51i110 SI.' --------Church 110.4 Priphug,l Pwsløsss Avg. rim suings11 Rena W11I? Dliii MS.*4rv Sa50I sr* Marl I WINs ic v ' • : . , ', Chpghg4 0 SI en11451Kv w. no .. bisillIr, hull Church. 1u11tu1 ii. Causy 0* list use Many UI. .- . Church Growth Meet Held Wednesdays at 6:30p.m. a covered dish supper Is held In the -. . SENKARIK GLASS . £PAINTCO.INC. WINN.DIXIE STORES Jerry & Ed Senkarik , and Employes . . and Employu ______________________________________________ ' - - - '. - LD.PLANTEI INC. Oviedo, Florida . . PUBLIXMARKETS and Employes . SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY 1.550 111111 gap' -. 1311 Sub Lao. . . JOIN THESE SPONSORS AND- HELP KEEP THIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE .- . $4.50 PER WEEK - CALL 322.2l1 -.. Herb Stenstrom and Staff parish house followed by Bible tUChlflg. _________________________________________________ . . ____ . . , - Cilrih. 04l,y 3nm. Ninth tui..uI New tdumisI 0.504,1 Nei MI lisp RapIst USNI. IllS Pg Lvi. -Iavg.mg sI1 SapiW CliriL VU *, 10* SI. Pups's lighel C**4, 31% W. PinS S4,'sW,'Simtord' ___ -- - -, PlsK,gil 51501W USrch. III W. Llopsrt Slut UN Slpl1W Nd., Parp Pat* . ._____ Dunch. Crystal L*0$3rt Liii Mary PANTRYPRIDE . DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes .:, Eucharist a teaching on "The Cluistlan Adventure" will be STENSTROMREALTY' E. C. E Isea and Staff _•1..•.1._ . .. Dosntown Sanford Don.Inight& Staff - .. - V OP 000 p5 *SPultp II SIt 11* & 1i - ' - .. HARRELL& BEVERLY . - TRANSMISSION .. David Beverly and Staff . " KNIGHF'SSHOESTORE. - ". . J.C.PENNEYCOMPANY Insurance GREGORY LUMBER. Sanford . !•-• .' aow. First St. . 3000S.OrlandóDr.. '"' ,. I '' X THEMCKIBBINAGENCY • OF SEMINOLE and Staff - Series Set On Wednesday mornings at 10:30 following the 10 FLAGSHIP BANK ' God Can Restore Love "------- 11:35 am. _______________________ I' ig hes t So Ia ry Paid 44a(T . Groups Meet NS 1:35111 am. &ulTIUISdi - Florida UCC Pastors - UPSM.A PRISSYTIRIAN CHURCH CirCe Darwin Shsa - . - I:Np.. 1' tWO classes from Senior High down, who most exceed theLi goals, there will be free trips to Six Gun Territory. Free 5:41a.m. MirgWin14P Passer 42:1.12 33:1-11 9:1-il 9:18.38 11:13O 6:30.44 ___________________________________________________________________ (j) t 3I2' 1' Day Sunday, Sept. 30, with an attendance goal of 2. For the 1011am. . DurdISdISSI SimIsykIlol Mli' s Piavir Sri&ll 1:31p.m. First Baptist Church of Deltona will hold a Fall Round-Up 5:11a.m. Rev. Viri L. Bryant, puss' .' Rev. Osnisi Comma. *asss PuNy ____ 1:10p.m. otlPsrtAve. 1:35p.m. ThvrsdayNlghtleryic, Pasn 11:01a.m. PIRSTUNITED MITISOO4IT CHURCH . Sunday . -, lii & 3rd Tuesday Nights I '' MlnnlngWmsIllp - . Ivan,elisticS.rylc, 7:31p.m. Evening Warship) CALL 35$.$Il 4:31p.m. Eve. Wsnshiplst&3r1 Sen 7:30p.m. Wednesday Morning Prayer Orllp, tileclsd bi The M,ir,can O'ts. Societt Pastor 5:35a.m. Morning Warship IN THIS IPICI P05 SI.1$Pil Will . Fall Round.Up Set FIRST PRISIYTUIAN CHURCH OM*w.IhrdIt. CHRIST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH unianlEstat.1 Rev IIIJ PIlls, '$undaySdhsol 5:40a.m. Copyn9hi 1979 Ke,slsi Adveabs.ng Sarvic.. 5pa$t)uJO Vii SanlertPIoqidalll,I 7srnIng WorshIp and Nursery Susday SchoOl 11:45a.m. 11:10a.m. MYP lad 14* Sun. lids, Robert Dumas Sunday Sdhs.I you wi PRAWN U I open to all interested boys and girls. For further information 8694552 •. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH eMaryblvd. and Praysr 10:10a.m. Tuesday and Wudnesday Stiaring0nsupe 1:31p.m. Nursery PrsyidedIs,aIIS.rvicss . 'TRUE CHURCHOP GOD" 2710 Rldgewsad Ave. Presbyterian COVENANT 5:351 11:10a.m. Tuesday SillS Study . hour for children from 342. MembershIp in the Pathflnders Is 5:10a.m. Singing and Shanlag WalpSarvics . - 135p.m. v.,.e. Wet _________________ . 4:10p.m. IulIcSsrv. 7:35p.m. Airperl Blvd. I wesai Or. Rev. Prsd N. mar*sr passer Church khssl 5:31a.m. Spiritual values are constant. Fortunes may shift and change but your Church stands firm. The truths and Inspiration you find there give meaning, purpose, and stability to your life. 11Ila.m. ,,Jagwsrship lIllhStedy GRACE UNITED MITHOOIITCHURCH do you find strength to meet life's disillusionments? i 103W.22ndStre*l Pads, Rev. D. K.SunIIr 5:41a.m. kysI 11:11a.m. 4:11p.m. 1:35p.m. 7:31p.m. Methodist .... b... .. . -, _______________ _____ __________... 'given to- someone else, an important client changes his mind, or the _______________ stock market wipes out your investment? Where o you turn? Where The Pathflnders Honors Program thIs year will Include leathercraft, stars, model rocketry, dough art and cooking. Also on the agenda every Saturday at 3 p.m. will be a story 7:01p.m. ..YswegPs.pls Passer 10:10a.m. Wyckliff. Pastor Doug Jacobs Is Chaplain. 10:01 I.in. Thursday Evening Wi maintain a Christian School Kinder,antsi ffinsugh Eighth Grade CHURCH OP GOD Ev '.' materialize. . are not always so trivial. What if something really big passes you by Suppose you don't get that promotion, your son's scholarship Is Church Of God 5:41a.m. tPvaysrlirvlco , •vang.iIs: 0* 1154 irchTrsla.1m5 VisIng Wenhlp , :-.' ' 11:10a.m. 11:10a.m. . 4:55p.m. ,, -,. 10:10a.m. MsnIllngW.nshlp Evening Worship Tuesday Evening ST. LURES LUTHE RAN CHURCH SR. 4301 Red beg Rd. OvisdsISIavia Pastor Rev. John J. Kedharik 5:41a.m. Suy School What a disappointment! You had a tremendous drive, the perfect chip shot, anda brilliant putt; then your bell stopped a hairsbreadth from the edge of the cup. The bir le you thought was yours didn't Bellman, Rick and Jackie Herschberger and Wick and Karen CHURCH OP SANPORD 14*Sl.andMagn,IIaAn. RsmaIdReMhardt MInIIIIV flllOr$amdeDr.I7.51 Ysull MisSing RAVINNA PARK bAPTIST CHURCH Sunday 5*0.4 •' Siildiykhssl Nunsiry PnevIdW ______ Sanford. Heilman is deputy director. Counselors are David Wall, Larry Past.r 5:11a.m. 11:35a.m. Roy. Ralph I. Lyman Worship ______ 7:35p.m. 1:30p.m. PIIST PENTECOSTAL (Lutheran Church in America) ______ boys and girls ages 10.15 is meeting each Tuesday at 6:30 p.m. in the Sanford Seventh-day Adventist Church at 700 Elm Ave., 11:00a.m. Swiday Evening Wed.Sibleltvdy The announcement of his precautions planned by known in aviation terms as a Catholic republic was bound to Pope John Paul seemed have crossed into Northern three-day visit touched off security chiefs. "purple airway," from which have a heavy impact on the willing to consider the proposal, Ireland if it were not for the nationwide rejoicing and a The danger is seen in the huge all other aircraft are excluded, small measure of support given despite its political overtones recent murders north and south flurry nf activity to spruce up throngs he will draw wherever On the day of his arrival he it by some sections. and high security risk, by the IRA. His refusal was a for the visit, he goes. Many of the faithful will use an Aerijft Bell Government sources were Extending his visit Into hard rebuke to the IRA and its,. Since then a shadow has are expectedtocrossthe border 212 helicopter which has a top openly delighted that the pope Northern Ireland entailed con- message will not be lost on the' fallen across preparations to from Northern Ireland. speed of around 115 miles an did not pull his punches on the sultations with the British half-million Catholics in North'. receive a pontiff on the Heavy police and troop hour. At other points the pope eve of his visit, even if it government which rules the six em Ireland." Emerald isle for the first time will use a Sikorsky helicopter heightened security tension. northeastern counties. His deciThe Irish bishops, in an open" in history. It is the fear of a piloted by a Dutch crew. "He said what was needed to sion against the visit was a letter read from all pulpits at 'His words will militant Protestant backlash to In addition to being the first be said," one source commen- rebuke to the IRA because of Sunday mass, described the the bomb murders of Earl pontiff to visit Ireland, John ted. "His worth will find an the upsurge in violence rather pope's visit as a pastoral one of find an •cho Mountbatten and three other Paul II also Is the first pope echo everywhere In Ireland." than reluctance to step on 'peace and reconciliation.", persons in a cabin cruiser off openly and specifically to v.rywh.r. theSligoCoad,andtheb condemnlRAkllllngswhlcbhe that kIlled 18 BritIsh soldiers in described as an "Insult to Northern Ireland. human dignity." In lr.land'0 Premier Jack Lynch has Pope Paul VI frequently warned that the security forces reinforcements already have referred to the violence In must be "ever more vigilant" been deployed along the wind. Northern ireiaiui wWi because of the sophisticated big border area which stretches and said he prayed for its end. H techniques of terror employed nearly 200 miles, pierced by But he avoided specific criti. by the outlawed Irish Republi- scores of tiny dirt roads, donkey clam In what many see as a Special to the Herald regret that ministerial salaries The figures report cash can Army. trails and by-passes. political situation engaging the of are not keeping up with in- salary, plus Florida parsonage pastors in Northern Ireland, Protest. Police and troop checkpoints Irish and British governments, congregations of the 1.8 million flation, while those in most allowances. ant paramilitaries, outraged by will ring the routes converging Pope John Paul showed no member United Church of other occupations are. Florida has three UCC the murders, pose a constant on the capital and all suspects such hesitation when he con• Christ are paid the highest "I am glad the average pastors who are women. Their threat to a peaceful, pastoral will be turned back or detained, demned the recent killing - salaries In the denomination, salaries of our UCC ministers In 1978-79 average salary invisit by the pope. police sources said, admitted by the IRA - of Earl averaging $17,263 a year. Florida went up substantially creases were comparable to "Obviouslywecannotsealoff The pope's itinerary will Mountbstten,threemembersof Average United Church this year, but they deserve thoseofFlorida'smalepastors,.' the entire border," a police bring him into six major con. his boat party and the 18 British ministerial salaries In Florida more," Dr. Burns said. according to Dr. Burns. spokesman said. "But we are ters including Dublin, Lime- soldiers. "We demand quality went up 10.5 percent between The highest salaries paid to 1978 and 1079, whIle pastors' leadership for our UCC chur- men nationally are $35,000 and salaries In the Church as a ches. Our pastors render vital over. Thirteen of thIs year's whole rose 6.8 percent, from services to their congregations respondents receive the highest $14,323 to $15,302, according to a and most of them are active salaries, as against nine in 1978. QUESTION: After 15 years of has for our family are thrown study released here today by community leaders. They Only 77 percent of these marriage, my husband had an aside and Satan wins the the denomination's Pension should have compensation that ministers receive full pension is comparable to that of other payments, the lowest per-. Boards. affair with a woman from his victory he Is trying for. professionals. I am dedicated to centage of any salary category,' All 83 FlorIda UCC office. It lasted only a short With God's help you can begin persuading churches to pay time, but it was rough. I even Sixteen men receivedto help yourself by planting a congregations also made such salaries." thought of suicide. I love being salaries between $4,000 and" seed of faith In your husband's recommended payments of 11 Nationally, women who are $4,999 up five over 1918. married, I love being a wife, so life. As you give of yourself to percent of salary into the United Church of Christ pastors church pension funds I have tried to forgive and for their Four women received him, that seed of faith will fared worse than did men. salaries of $16,000 and over, up forget. But my feelings for my pastors, while only 97 percent of multiply In your own heart, and husband are not the same. How when God's love Dours thrâuah the total of 6.491 churches did Their average salaries went up one over 1978, and four were In i.e percent, from $10,231 to the lowest salary range, $4,000-, can I over recapture the love I ---. you and had for him? Rev. Dr. Charles L. Burns, $10,724. $4,999, as against two in 1978.. had her husband murdered, he will find a new joy In The average salary of men All but one of the women whO ANSWER: Within yourself It asked forgiveness and God and a new love that you never Winter Park, minister of Florida Conference of the went up7 percent, from $14,447 reported receive the recom.. may seem Impossible, but if forgave him and wiped the slate knew before. United Church, expressed to $15,479. mended pension nayment. you will let God's love pour clean, Later God described Anitth1n worthwhile Is worth through you, you can love your David as a man after His own husband like God loves him. heart not because he sinned, working for. Your marriage You see, Jesus died to forgive but because he realized what he relationship is worth woricing had done; and he had a for. Just tell Satan that iou Be Sp I us for doing bad things, but He a Ily P a red also cUed to forgive us for repentant heart. If Bathsheba refuse to allow him to control D.. L4t? flAT uy flEaV. IWIL4'll 1. LVMAL naruormg oiuerneas in our hart said, 'I can't forgive you, your unMbr.. - - that vim o. perviousto the forces of nature. going to let God control you. Good Shepherd hearts. And just as God David, because you had my Just as the power of nature LutheranChurcb forgives, so He also cleanses husband murdered," then Mid each time the feeling batters the physical landscape comes that you Just can't love and removes everything unlike Solomon (their son and Hurricanes have been In the so does the power of evil pound Him, wisest man ever known) would your husband as you used to, news In recent weeks, along at the doorstep of our spiritual say to God, "Help me, Lord. with tornadoes, floods, fires and life. Withstanding the efforts of Can you remember your never have been born husband as he was when you temple would never have been Love my husband through me. other disasters. As we con- the latter is much more difficult first married him and forget the built. 'Lat your love sweep through me template these events we see than taping windows, sandunpleasant feelings? By God's Satan attempts in every way and overwhelm me." u you that the material things so bagging or boarding up for a grace you can. If your husband he can to break up families. He mean this with an your hurt, important to us are not im- hurricane. To withstand the has asked foralveness for his uses human ust will I- ivi nnqlnt:uh$ nf *uIl wn nl,,al ha, - - -our - -------- waknauth .. . -- u-. v - .,, wy "D"' mistake, then ie is as clean as us off the track, and urileu we iour husband; and rou win properly prepared spiritually. s4ncere. We may hate what: he was before, know that there Ii redemption begin to lock to him as a new Being ready is more involved someone does or the political The story of David in the Old for us In God, Satan will make person, God can change thlngs. than wearing a cross, carrying system under which they live Testamentisbeautjful, Afterhe us think there Is no use trying I know He can. So begin to a copy of the Bible or giving but all people are God's seduced Bathshebg and even- anymore. Then the plans God expect a miracle, money to a church. Being creation and should be tM• pastor, prepared spiritually demands object of our love. John H. Claypool, iv, we submIt completely to ThIs follows if we love God Christian lecturer and author, that will present Stetson Univer. GOd, placing Him first in our with our whole being, in accw-d with Jesus' answer to the sity's fifth annual preaching lives, not second or third. Jesus gave us the priority question of which was the series - CommItment '79 - at By MARSHA WAIT the university Sept. all gifts, gifts which he Intended the televisIon pepam, ' , in with His answer as to which greatest commandment. The HeraldCarresp.adent ,, Elizabeth Hall chapel, DeLand. commandment came first, love of God and love of neighbor us to use, not just sit back and Hour of "Church Growth - Can It enjoy," Dr. Henry commented. Inutrwdsntal in bringing peapie Beginning Wednesday with a "You shall love the Lord your come through the activity of the God with all your heart, and HolySpiritinourlivesas -we happen?Howithappensland Coi*inulag,hesaldthatftla to the Reformed Church in sermon on "why Why It happens?" was the topic important for lay people to be America. I have people f Claypool will preach three with all your soul, and with aU comprehend God's love for us In covered by a panel of area involved, particularly to be able over the country who heard sermons on consecutive your mind," and a second is like the life, death and resurrection it, "You shall love your neigh. of Christ. ministers attending UlS S.- to wit to others about about the Misbmed of tie mornings at 10a.m. g" bor as yourself." timber luncheon meeting of the Christ. The Psalmist wrote. "In thee, church in Zellwood station, and theme of "ultimate These words are simple, easy 0 Lord, do! put my trust, let me Greater Orlando Association of ",' "Teach people to give - to pi The second and third sermons Churches, held at The First give money, to give of their ii," he added. "Lay par. are titled 'What Am I?" and tO understand, yet how they go never be ashamed." Here is our Presbyterian Church In time and to give of their gifts tiripetlon is vital In a growing "When Am I?", respectIvely. unheededi Hatred of our neigh- ultimate protection from the from the Holy Spirit. The church." Stetson's chapel and concert bee is sldwspread. Some hate onslaught of evil God HimRussians, some hate blacks, self, If only we meant what Is on Guest speakers on the pine! principal of giving Ii choirs will provide music "wi. abed dIUSCh included Dr. James Henry, basics, sad bases, of some hate Jews, some hate our various forms of money dIt1n tt pester '1it ChrIstianity. Claypoolhuservedasputor their next door neighbor, some "In God we trust", What a $0 man7 coiscern: nmnerlcal, fc Church, Orlando; Harold Do miracles cen ocour ones people change in our nation, what of Northmlnister Baptist hate everything, end spiritual," said Yates. Has, of Longwsod, whO padors start giving," Dr. Henry said. There should not be hatred of possibility for a better wor1dP. p (l. United the Rolikig Hills Community 'Iber. med be a genuine 107$. Prior to that he served Individuals If a Christian Is Why not try It? Trust God. rssllasd Church hi ZUod ilMion; lov, for .11 people, no matter churches hi Kentucky, Ten. __________________________ , aid Qirecs Yates, pedse of what their bicktis,d. Ims as G.oria and Texas. s, , y_ tiscenie r H. Pine (li United M*5.t awd.TV.maHes hu been active In has grown Church and"prodded ofth... Christ woidd have treated deD °" OIIUUUIdY ___ ___ __ 307 paros.4, with a perced work Including serving as Dr. Huvy omplienhel ama' esal sscedthsset sod catch csst incises, is president of the Kentucky P.414I Important In reaching sve,$hing is it, you ineit be Baptist Convention, as a r! so that churches cm ssladhe," odd Dr. Hiry. regular panelist on a radio -, Or'.aiM ties received 1700 cedinus to grow. First, Is-the Thscmedbeiiflkigto ____ progran,asthalrmananda Word of God. "Prued the cf'enige."ThlsIaooftheo ioiinbet Of the Christian Life ___ claims of Christ without diMcu* tithip to do," Dr. Phi. (7odIe Methodist hal m$rn of -the Southern ____ -. The Pathfinder Club, aChristian..oriented organization for Longusod 11:10a.m. Morning Worship Kindergarten and Nursery 00ODSHIPNERD LUTHERAN CHURCH nulls 4p.m. Wednesday libl.Class Padsi Rev. Elmer A. livsdr Sunday ScIisiI WsnshipSi,vlce C .,,.t. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OP LOpiOWOoD 141 Orang. Street Rev. I. RuthGrant SUsd School DUBUN, Ireland (UP!) - satisfied our stringent security tick, Galway, Kr.ock, Maynooth He expressed to England's . Some Catholic sources felt political toes. Pope John Paul II's visit to will be effective." and the old walled city of Queen Elizabeth, a cousin of the Irish bishops had put "The pope has shown himselfIreland, heralded as a joyous A few fear for the personal Drogheda just 40 miles from Mountbatten, his sorrow at this pressure on the pope by urging to be quite fearless both perunion wIth his flock, has turned safety of the pope, but Vatican border. "act of grave violence." him to cross the border into son ally and in the political into a nerve4ingling problem envoys already have expressed He will travel by helicopter That condemnation of the Northern Ireland, a move not in field," one Irish bishop said. - Path finders Meet 2131 Oak Ave. - • Mary Magdalen Parish in Altamonte Springs, Bishop Moore High School and three other area parishes In education and the pastoral ministry. They are inviting their friends of the area to Join them for the Joyous occasion. Pentecostal TV'TNisl.ThsLlte"• ______ - CHURCH OP CHRIST S.nlayldhsil :4$a.m. SilieStody WsnlWp 11:10a.m. Mln1mgWersNp 5.rvecss - 4:05p.m. 15i Service . WitPrayw1lillsSvdc 7$p.m.. lndependenlMlsslsma,y Tuesday 'I .4 Pastor 'ThsLvffieranlisurand / 4 Passer Prod laker - - Sundsy SdIsel 5:41a.m. MorNIP. WInship 10:35a.m. •:p.m. Hour Evangelistlervlcs 7:10pm. 7:00pm. Mi4.Wpsk Service I Wed.) Nvrwy Prsvided for all Services LUTHIRAN CHURCH OP • 3 . Concelebrants will be Bishop W. Thomas Larkin, of St. Petersburg; Bishop Thomas J. Grady of Orlando; Rt. Rev. Fedells Dunlap, abbot, St. Leo, and priests of the two dioceses. The Sisters of the Holy Names, who first came to Florida In leBe, began work in the Orlando Diocese In l7 and serve at St. 7:35p.m. Pill? CHUICH OPINE NAZARENE 1111 SaiWsnlAvo. kIm.). HIsism Luth eran - . PALMETTO AVENUE l4t4PaImeeI,Ave, ; -. - Church Of Christ Ros.Raymsilcrscko, 4 . - BAPTIST CHURCH '. . 1:31p.m. Reading Room dilly 4:01p.m. Ebnlmg Wsnhip OI4. "4 'iI,, • -. ... • 11:10a.m. Wilfully TutIms.y ' Milling 5:45a.m. 11:15a.m. Chinch Training . 11:10a.m. Sully 1(1111 Paste, 1, .' ' ' . .. SCIENTIST, DELTONA EIkcam Ssulsvandand Vs.usltnsst .II'1W 5* ....\. PIUS? CHURCH OP CHRIS? - 5 a', j S 7:55p.m. 7AitWssi.rvtWsi 7:10p.m. Thins. PrayirMssl •' / • Christian Scienc. Rev. James W. Hamm.ck - a Sacred Head Churth in Tampa at 7 p.m. followed by a reception at the Academy of Holy Names, Bayshore Boulevard. Rsy.S.L.WagsIs.Pas* wsesM• 11:11a.m. •Iirv$ca I1:10s.m. AaVt Passer 11:10a.m. 11:10a.m. 4:35p.m. Rev. Jils Cvfthsr knday$dissl Noroffig Worship Sunday SYSSIJIS iar. I' ____ LAKE MARY bAPTIST MISSION III Lakiview. Lake Many Rsv. Jim Hughens Pasts, Rev. PsanICsa . .i(tt*l Rose, who was recently declared 'venerable' by Pope John Paul II, on Sept. 28. A special liturgy will be celebrated in I71E.CrystalUhiAve. 5:10a.m. 11:10a.m. 11:10a.m. 11:10a.m. Siseda1IAvlal•s,S1 4 .- ,• The Sisters of the Holy Names of Jesi and Mary are LAKIMAIYCHURCN sills NAZARINU CONSIIGATIONAL Milling at Winter Spgs. Eienwtlary Sunday School 11:10a.m. Worship 11:10a.m. Rev, Robin burns Pastor SIARDALLNOI.INI$$ S 7:15pm 7:10p.m. WINTER SPOI. COMMUNITY ._.., 5:41•.m. 10:41a.m. Congregational • PINS? CHRISTIAN JORDAN bAPTIST CHURCH WI Wait P1,51 Stroll 5.1. 5tamo Paste, lindaylds•I 10:01a.m. IsslaySslIll Evangelical - ., ; New Bethel AME Church, Canaan, will celebrate its 69th Anniversary. At 11 am., Sunday Rev. W. R. Ivelace and St. John Missionary Baptist Church of Ormond Beach will be In charge of the service, The Y.B. Bruce Gospel Choir will sing. At 3 p.m., Rev, J. L. Denmark and the Ward Chapel AME Church, Winter Park, will be in charge. Mrs. Mozell Johnson Is CHURCHOPYNI NAZARENE Rector Holy Communion HsIyCommunton Church Scitsil - I HslyCommvnlsn .. ? 4:10 p.m. 1:31p.m. 4:35p.m. MInlIopSIrvIc, 7Np.m. - . 11:10a.m. CllurdN TrainIng lv011hllSWsnsllip Wed. Priys, Service asiw.s,w TMlev.L,royD.S1pSr ui2s ., '1 5:35a.m. Msn'ir's Worship . Cisissalsi IsNis Mass or lv aopl. Pastsr MsnnlniWe,ship - ' '-.Lr, - 7:10p.m. SIC Pan Avenue. Sanisni 11:15a.m. ~ 4' OP PEACE PINS? bAPTIST CHURCH Msr*lNWsrsblp W - pray., Ms111a OUR LADY QUEEN 7:35p.m. Nursery Provided Rn.Ilm..dLWslsr A*as.PSslsr urny r.uvy AME Observes 69th AnnIversary Sunday Nazarene 2451 1. PartMS. * . New B.th.I NEW SETHEI. AM! CHUSCH Main Street-Canun City Rev. M.H, lvrke Jr. Pat Sunday SCIIIO Morning Worship lillam. Evening Worship l:OOp in Tuey. Evening Prayer k.v. l:)lp.m TeSS. OliciaI bard MCII 1:00 P in. 7:55p.m. Catholic Briefly Isv.GirylSlsr 1115 sm. kmdsy kIMI (Sill) Wilsp$iiv$C5(kll) 11:55a.m. Pravir Shy. I 7:10p.m.. Sills Slvdy (Wit) 1:10p.m. Y5SllPSOulMP Dimur lslIswla lsrv$cs eviry 4* Wod. OU NATION! Church... I Drai.iis.*I iqis • Pill? UNITIDNS?NOOIST CNUICNOPSINIVA lissys. PIa. Svq4iy, 5.0.23,17-$$ Evsnlng Not. Pd, Sano,, Ft. * . * * REUGON 1:35p.m. 7:10p.m.. . - -. ' en. .,. l- -.-.' -,-.• - ..,, _______ .•.-..--._- -S.___,___.._. _____ - - .- -_--,. _________ - _____ --. .-. - - - - -- -. - - -. /: �0$ DIE - 65--Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl Sunday, S•pt. 23,, 171 by Chic THE WARRIORS HAVE WON THE COIN TOSS ANO W/L,L. A110CK occ I BOuC.4T MY P0TA0..E 9ZADIO 50 WE COULD LISTEN TO THE GAME Young 44 Southern Answer to Previous Puzzle state (abbr.) •IUL1E 1 Short haircut 47 Spanish gold IfN1DiA INI 48S 5 Plagiarize T 0 A L PACA 9 Gridder group 51 Garden plant T $ $ OGLED H A $ ,ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL 55 Eighth month 12 Swearword S £ I (abbr.) l3 Resort near A $JpJsJ IA $I5 56C.si Venice CHAT 'N III 14 Watchword 58 Idea (Fr) L0 N NI Sunday September 59 Become firm N 0 1! EM P4 A 15 All (prefix) _______L 0 L A N 18 Indefinite per- 60 Left 61 Never (contr.) [$iui PE E V £ si i1 Sons them why your ideas are better. YOUR BIRTHDAY 62 Shakespear. I V £NI ORCH I D 11 Astronauts Sel4eniber23, 1979 sin poem P4 A t. £ 0 U P4 1 INI ferry ILU05 63 Epochs 0 S IN PISCES Feb. 20-March 20) 18 Whips 64 Existence Admirable new, enterprising, Even though you hope this will 20 Shrewd 38 Copperfield's 11 Plant part (Lai) 22 Born qualities will, be awakened in be a day of rest, an opportunity 19 Military cap wife 23 Caustic you this coming year. The way could arise which will have 21 Scatter hey 41 Forbid DOWN substance 24 Cablevision 43 Seaweed you conduct yourself will gain work involved, but also a 24 Latin music I Makes pigeon (abbr.) product you admirers and followers, reward. You'll have to choose 28 Group of two sounds 25 Nautical term 45 Vassal between pleasure and profit. 32 Mohammed's 2 Turnpike exit 26 Story 46 Performer SOli 3 Lab burner LIBRA Sept 23'Ott 23) 48 Villain in fabricator ARIES (March 21-April 19) 33 Belonging to 4 Equine sound 27 Safety agency "OthelloEnjoy friends today for what thoi thing s Nearest (abbr.) 49 Felt sorry they have to offer, rather than Uttle. flare-ups at home won't 34 Bun item 6 Japanese stop you from having a good 29 Play area about 35 Light meal seelpg if they can further your time today if you keep your currency 50 Stare .36 Put out of 7 Just perfect 30 Medicinal ambitions, Wrong moves could plant 52 Roman date sight 8 Dominating jeopardize the relationship. temper in check, Use your 31 Act 53 Watches sense of humor to ward off J9 Small deer 9 Legal aid Learn more about yourself by confrontation 54 Hither 40 Part of speech group (abbr) 37 Piano keys 57 Faerie Queene sending for your copy of Astro. (sl.) 42 Evaded 10 Fidget ACROSS %lows -I kICi<! r—"I - "---- -J --- (. , For I IT BEETLE BAILEY HOROSCOPE kIJ 1Iv1fi I T..IAT WAS SOME by Mort WaNcer I II 12 by Art Santor ...Q 'tUtL KEW smw 10 WflHOUTffER, UflL IOU 6IPACT ,LIKE A govj UP! y— 905 E _PHIM 6:30 CD NEWS (4)0 CBS NEWS U ROOKIES WSNEAK PREVIEW Rogisr Ebert and Gene Siskel review "Rich Kids" and "La Cage Aux TAURUS (April 20-May ) FM ----- I :----- I UKABAB FOR NOT HUMEEMIN ago j.. IRMO OEM RON ONE go OMEN I I è 144 ' 45 146 49 50 n WHIE 100 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING 0Ottu1* (4)0 NEWS 0 V.1. PEOPLE Guest: Noel Holston, TV Critic and editor of the 'Senti Star." Host David Moses and Mr. Holston will dii. cues the first of this year's new TV season — both commercial and Public TV. but It's important that you be 7icoJ'T 66T IL. ' EVENING your birthday. Mail $1 for each You could be a little clumsy to Astro-Graph, Box 489, Radio today, so don't try to tackle any 1 3 4 2 8 CIty Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure large Fojects. Rest, and enjoy sharing some time with the F 4R to specify berth date, family. — — — — SCORPIO Oct. 24-Nov. 22) — 16 — — 17 — — 15 You have a slight edge in GEMINI May 21-June ) competitive situations today, Don't spoil a fun day by being 21 a overly extravagant. If you have - - graceful victor. Don't win the to worry whether you blew too — race and lose an admirer. mucth. It will - dnmnn ---r-- vnur e-pleasure. SAGITTARIUS Nov. 23-Dec. 21) Be careful in joint ventures CANCER (June 21-July 22) today that those you involve Try not to make things too hard yourself with are as open and on yourself by being too pushy. above board as yourself. Avoid You'll get what you want easier crafty types. today by using charm and tact. ———— — — — by Bob Montana 52 53 54 -56 58 60 W DOOU DOFCLKS-CONDUCTING A POLL— IIJR OCCUPATION, SIR 2 47 — — — J. 63 — — — ———— — cI , principally upon your own issues. Seek a fresh start, 61 — — — aldus VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) 64 — — — AQUARIUS Jan. )"Feb. 19) You'll be very generous today, The methods co-workers might provided the. Idea is want to use today may not be as . Inaugurated by you. Those who good as yours. Without of. make demands won't betreated ending anyone, try to show so lavishly. WIN AT BRIDGE (1) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 SPIDERWOMAN ROBERTS ORALROSE a Mw" "WERB (R) 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO MOVIE "Million Dollar Legs" (81W) (1932) W.C. Fields, Jack Oakle. A mythical kingdom finds its wealth dwlndling and decides to COflCifltrite on its Olympic team In an effort to raise money. (1 1/2 Mrs.) S ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) — 10:00 S8EE STUDIOVitsafamily that has given up electric host for wood.burnlng stoves; a 14year-old who plays basketball In a circus - on a unicyclel (A) 300 ID EUROPE: THE MIGHTY CONTINENT "Formi Rifleman, Form?" In the '30,, Germany comes under the control of the Nazi Party and Spain becomes the scene of a bloody civil war. AFTERNOON 1200 (2)SOS$YBOWDEN (4) CHARLIE PELt. 0 JOHN M 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS V1NCE DOOLEY S ANOTHER VOICE 30 SINGING Jusi. 400 U)MOV$E "The Idol" (81W) (1966) Jennifer Jones. Michael Parks. A ne'er-do.wefl artist seduces a pretty young girl at the same time he's romancing his best friend's mother. (2 Hrs.) -4) NFL FOOTBALL Los AngeWs Rams at Tampa Bay Buccanisti ONFL FOOTBALL Chicago Bears at Miami Dolphins U MOVIE "Fool's Parade" (C) (1971) James Stewart, George Knn.dy. When three men are released from prison. a guard and a bank official plan to rob and murder them. (2 Hi-s.) S EUROPE: THE MIGHTY CONTINENT "With Hardship Their Garment" Hitler's Invasion of Poland begins nearly a decade of bombing, civilian slaughter, and the extermination camp. (2) U NFL FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Baltimore Colts at Pittsburgh Steele.-,; Houston OIlers at Cincinnati Bengali; New York Jets at Butt.tn Pill.. . WWI a at New England Patriots (1) 9 NFL FOOTBALL Green Bay Packers at Minnesota Vik. ings •WRESTUNG S WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (R) 5 SPECTRUM OIUOSWORL.D 5 ZOOM (R) 11:00 S 30 MINUTES Baez. 5:30 O WILD KINGDOM "The Galena Experiment" Marlin Perkins vIsl(s East Africa to try to lame a this program written and hia Pt.,a. All.n irn YOUR BIRTHDAY September 24, 1979 North was a trifle severe, but South had played like an EEK & MEEK optimist at a time when pessimiszn was called for. East took his ace ofspades and returned the deuce to South's 10 and West's ja by Howls Schneider Now West led the king of spades. South ruffed In dummy and started after trumps. When frumps broke 3-1 he could never get to dummy to dlicard his low diamonds queen-Jack' of clubs. If South merely discarded a diamond from dummy king ofspades,he would have been home. He could get in, draw trumps with three leads, cash the ace-king of clubs, 'I enter dummy by overtaki I RISCILLA'S POP 1 f I Qr7 rm EXACTLY THE POP SAYS CARLYLE \ HE JUST GIVES IESNT LL'i' WANT) UP SERVICE.' I A TO HELP AROUN17 THE HOUSE! C. his deuce of trumps wig by Al Vermeer dummy's three, discard his losing diamonds and win the rubber. V OF SNWI0 I Ask .4. i. V11 931 us ft am SUNNY viva £1 by St"A Helmdehl OPlNIOM i WY '4 HAT, r ff"Iffj,i -- dV 1\ S WUj )A LK TiN THING r- i—i 45 '.PlR: It"J m.sss I 2i' ii I b[ I SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) Taking pride ul what you duis __ ' - "Love" Eddie Mekka. 10:00 (2) U A MAN CALLED rep u . ANK AND ERNEST - " I (I y SPIDER-MAN . N6 Theves "' . P . . . . ,, ... a-'. . " P,c7u1 I COfmQSftWflSUP doadafterafortuns in heroin is stolen from him. (2 Mrs. 10 .. . , .'a .. , . . . . /" ' .sa . Is u8 . ±_ __ ._-' ' •____ • . __ *i lip - . . •. __ 10 -H_---._ "' . 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PRO EACH LUNCH INCLUDES: STEAK ; POTATOES AND BREAD MON" A . izzz 11:30 U NEWS N.I2STASICOAcN - U) NEWS 0 MASH 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY ________________________________________ _____________ 990 SUN .WED MQM.TNNUFR$,—flajtI..3p.ffl. 1. 9:00 U) (I) DONAHUE 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE U DINAH1 EDUCATIONAL GRAMMING Gems" (C) (4) MOVIE ft 0LI8,YOGAANDYOU(R) 5:30 LUNCHEON SPECI ALS 4\A1S outwitted byafemale cOisague.(2Hrs.) ./i .'..,.'.': S '' 1L - •. • , 1'l b - - RESTI.ESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4)0 AS THE WORLD UA S THE FBI (TUE, mU, FF1) 5:30 (2) U DISNEY'S WONDERFUL WORLD "The Love Bug" A has b3efl race car driver (Dean Jones) becomes an instant Champion when he teams up with Hirbie, a little Volkswagen with a mind of its Own and a will towin. (4)010 MINUTES Mike Wal. Iwo Interviews Johnny Carson; 4 ___ o GOOD MORNING AMERI- MORNING announced, G OUT OF THE BLUE when Chris gambles away money meant for his aunt's birthday present, RandOm uses some heavenly billiards tricks to show him the error of his ways. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "The Volga" A view of Russia and her people saldam seen by Americans Is Presented. (A) 7:30 5* NEW KIND OF FAMILY Kit, preoccupied over her first date since being widowed, agrees to let Andy keep a stray cat which actually Is lion cub. 9:00 (3)5 ARCHII BUNKER'S PLACE (Premiers) Archie, in GD 8 330 @ 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R): 0 VILLA ALEGRE (A) 400 (1) EMERGENCY ONE THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 MERV GRIFFIN (MON. TUE, THU. FRI) 0 ON THE GO (WED) fl MY THREE SONS 0 SESAME STREET 8 (R) .4 4:30 (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 0 AFTERSCHOOL SPECIAL (WED) 5:00 (2) U CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 1:00 (2) U DAYS OF OUR LIVES 8:30 ' other segments to be ed ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 12:30 (2) NEWS 4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 02 PASSWORD PLUS 8:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA U NEWS (4)FLORIDAI 6:30 (2) NBC NEWS OABCNEWS U IN SEARCH OF... 9:45 (3)0 NFL TODAY , . . .. -, 21-June - V U TT'.J9i I 1 - pressurMI. ,could calve your r' '( -01!.d) wf 'I GEMINI (May faft ls lora lovely youngladywsto uses the unaware ditective as ' the stair of a porno film. 9:00 .G)• CBS MOVIE "Lucky ,l.ady" (1978) Gins Nack.nan, Lisa Minnelhl. A trio of advsners battle the Coast Guard, tersandthesisintheir quest to mete a fortune In "Turnrunning during Prohibition. '5 LOVE BOAT "Oldies But kGoodies" Amanda Blaks, Morrow; "The Grass Is .,Always Greener" Joan Hock- 800 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO OVER EASY ., 3:00 43 GENERAL MOSPfTAL 12:00 U) MINDREADERS (4)0 0 U NEWS ) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING ( FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 0 THE NIGHT STALKER An eerie creature stalking Chicago uses its hypnotic eye to stun wealthy women and then steal their jewels. drain of a helicopter captain organize a vigilante group to hunt down a group of rustlers who are trying to take advan. tags of a cattle stampede, (R) .tt. 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL Nick - finds himself In jail when he - e5E flV'k . . IcII (Mardi 21-April 19) LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct.23) Being inflexible or too Normally, you're very fair and opinionated could work to your willing to share what you have . disadvantage today, 'especially with others. Today, however, where joint ventures are these spendid qualities may be concerned. Don't get in your itg,duedin order to look out for own way. No. 1. Find out more about yourself by sending for your TAURUS (April 20-May ) copy of Astro-Graph Letter Keep emotions out of your which begins with your bir- decisions today. Rely solely thday. Mall $1 for each to Astro- upon your logic. In areas where Graph, Box 489, Radio City you permit your feelings to Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to dominate, your judgment specify birth date, suffers. (2) 6:00 (2) 0 U NEWS 5 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC "Copter Kids" The three chil- r Alt.( an your material worth. Your ingenuity will be able to turn losing situations into profitable oneL . . . s , a 111011114111111A WIN PISCES (Feb. 2D-March ) This Is a good day to launch ventures calling for a touch of dash and Imagination. Throw the switch if you've got bright ideas. 2:30 (2) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT AFTERNOON (4) CBS NEWS - (4)5 SAD NEWS SEARS (Season Pr.mle'.) Buttermakor. sent to the raw track to find a missing student, makes a unique bet with the teen-ag. ) 'ALOANI IPr.mheret S.er.f lAS may nave more respon. 'iogont Thomas Remington wfleable, but being proud 5JbIIItleS than usual today, but -'Sloane III (Robert Conrad) By Oswald Jacöy .w u' iui iueW reade If f or v&rdtyts salka inmg you should do your chores - uncovers the diabolical plot of and Ain we eves un&rlead an ace a demented milhlonari to con. else. Be sure you're able to cheerfully. A wrong attitude against a slam. trol "W world withan army of weight to distinguish your burdens. the difference a u The 'l'oo bad you went Into deadly today. Staymn," said South. 111 we don't 410 30 Otte% a HART TO HART (Promilere) CANCER (June 21-July n) would have wrapped up three (NMPAPER EMZMISE ASSN.) Your organizational and Wagner) formor employees, unlucky not to make fourt 21) An'opportunity may arise mansigerial abilities as very sopolting re" for being (00 you hove a Magoon for hurts. ft took aspade lead, a :,, fIred, decides to we that today when you will be in a pronounced today. Its a good iwt. 'ak rnig misplaced spt* Jed. a 3.1 EqwA.. c" 01 thile nw1P&. pmWm to help siliumne vft time to put your affairs in or'Jonathan's wife Jennifer trump break anid a "laced Par. k9ftAW 9umt4mm wilf neads- you. U you hold back der. Start with priorityprojects. Istsom"POWN ) 11 with diamond king to my 1II!II5V YOU'll liter be sorry. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) •AU$TIN CITY LIMITS 'Jeu. Winchester / Mother Of "It also toOk a misplaced *tb )tigjng you've left CAPRICORN (Dec. 234 lick of playing abil AA to ki qUtI4 *4 b used kt can be successfully concluded This downfall," li 11:00 today if you're expand p1* YOU fl position t capin OIJACOBY MODERN.) NEWS (2)• U wbwe you migft feel coerced '°''_ __IllS o doing something against' choiceis yoUrs. t WW your best lit ereds. Dot Yte1 VIRGO - (Au4 D qg. ) ( 1110 Your Powers of ollseilAvation an (ID 02 SATURDAY MIGHT AWJARRM (JaL Web. 19) very kilts todIty, W do bill LIVE - Most: Fred Willard. Once YOU set a course of action , carefulISCI to pout t)th oi4 $0 —.Guest: Dsvo. (A) for yourself today, pursue It OthST$WtlIChthSyuJdjj " Organize. O with cotra. Begin to question not ass ' tion" (C) (1911) Sidney Poltis,, Barbara McNai,. A furniture - S I,k You will be extremely resourceful this coming year in matters that can contribute to • iim xç your convictions and you'll grind to a halt. 10:55 0 CBS NEWS 11:15 rdofwlld animals, EVENING r,wfar.t.d 2:00 (2) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD 02 TODAY MONDAY MORNING (MON) (1) TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4) WEDNESDAY MORNING IWED1 (4) THURSDAY MORNING 11:00 (4)5 NEWS TURNS 10:30 (2) (1 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI 11:00 CD (M HIGH ROLLERS C!) 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 1:30 10:00 THE TERS 0 TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. (Premiere) Dr. John McIntyre (Parnell Roberts), chief surgeon at a large hospital, faces a car. bon copy of the way he was 28 years earlier during the Korean War when he takes on impetuous young surgeon Gonzo Gates (Gregory Harrison). 5:00 SIN SEARCH OF... 5 FIRING LINE "Human Rights In Vietnam" Guest: Joan 1:30 5 WALL STREET WEEK "Bonds And Interest Rates" (TUE) (4) 0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA 7:25 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 9:00 U) U NBC MOVIE "The Outlaw Josey Wales" (1976) Clint Eastwood, Sondra Locke. A Missouri farmer In the postCivil War era sets Out on a vengeful search for the renagade band who murdered his wIfe and son and destroyed his farms. (4)0 AUCE (Season Premiere) Vera quits when Mel refuses to believe her story that lolly Savalas was in the diner. OABC MOVIE "S.O.S. TitanIc" (Premiere) David Janssen, Cloris Leachman. The courage and horror that accompanied the most tragic sea disaster ever, the sinking of the Titanic, is recounted. 9:30 (4) 0 THE JEFFERSOP4S (Season Premiere) George and Louise respond with more anger than joy when they acci. t1pnIIIv learn wme lifetime' news Lionel was ternporarily keeping a secret. 3:45 ® 0 NFL TODAY 12:30 (2) CHARLIE PSU. (4)0 NFL TODAY 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL '79 We" highlights of k4 NCAA football contests are present. id UIOSIEN S FLORIDA REPORT 10:30 (2) MOVIE "Battle At Bloody Beech" (8/W) (1961) Audls Iiii,rthu ni,,.. We lVflIe...i IW•. & fl Pacific island is the scene of bloody gulaiiirills action against Japanese occupation troops. (1 1/2 Mrs.) desperate need of money to expand his bar, reluctantly takes on liberal businessman Murray Klein (Martin Balsam) as a partner. 0 MORI( I MINDY When Mork learns about the Earth custom of kissing and making up, he immediately starts a squabble with Mindy. 8:30 0 THE ASSOCIATES (Prem. len) Three young lawyers into a series of humorous problems on their first day of their lobs with a stodgy Wall Street law 200 0 $$jj •EUROPE THE MIGHTY CONTINENT "The Hope Of Mankind" A great European depression. the failure of the League of Nations and the economic chaos of the Weimer Republic bring about the rise of Fascism in Europe. dIscuss creativity, iàve, faith and man as a warlike being on For Monday, September 24, 1979 - 900 700 U) ThREE'S A CROWD ®THE MUPPETS Guest: John Denver. HEE HAW 0 LAWRENCE WEUC 0 ASMAT "The Cannibal Craftsmen Of New Guinea" Headhunting, cannibalism and the carving of enormous ancestor poles are part of the As,nats' stone-ia. tribal If. -"' 7:30 (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) FAMILY FEUD Guest: George S. Johnson, president and chief executive officer, Scudder, Stevens & Clark. (Fl) 11:30 GD S FACE THE NATION 0 TURNABOUT "Accom. pllshed Women" Katherine Graham, Helen Reddy, Shirley Chlsholm and LaDonna Harris talk about their careers, womanhood and women's status. (R) 8:30 I]) SUNDAY MASS (4)MARLO AND THE MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAL ROSE'I's (2) U) GOSPEL wh FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH 0 QUE PASA, USA? "One Saturday Afternoon" Adele bolts three locks on the front door to thwart a robbery while the thief breaks In through the kitchen. 800 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (4)THREE ROBONIC STOOGES 0 REX HUMBARD 0 SHOW MY PEOPLE •SESAME STREET (R) Follies." $00 (2) U CHIPS (Season Promlire) While organizing a rollerdisco charity ball, Ponch and Jon cross oaths with ,tJIr. skating thieves, aconman constonily collecling Insurance for whiplash, and a rock star hidIng out from the world. ® 0 WORKING STIFFS (Premiers) Al Invests In a new tool which works so well that Ernie is soon out of Job, 0 THE ROPERS A young at the Ropers PP carrying his mother's diary, ich has an entry claiming Stan is the boy's lathe.. • MEETING OF MINDS Charles Darwin, Emily Dickinson, Galileo and Attila the Hun CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) 19 ) Assitici8tes may not be as Someone with whom you may supportive today as you would be dealing today once did - -like them to be, so It's best in something to you which you matters of importance to rely found annoying. Forget old Interviews the Dalai Lama, the exiled spiritual leader of Tibet. ,' Sunday, St., 1. 23, 1971,49 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, HIGHLIGHTS 23, 1979 Graph Letter which begins with THE BORN LOSER ur1I ' lA i I - -. _ ' ' .- - . • S -• - _ - -- -.:, -• I* -. •,_ -•.-.-..,. -. ,::.,,: E'... -..•'--S - - •, S •. .4 '- ._-.,.., -, - - . -'-----..'....: •.- '- -. - '. -, '- -: ' .,- --.,.-_ - __ ' ' - - S. .", ON 1-4 a. �8 B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ______________________________________________________ Sunday, Sept. 23, )7 -- ________________ ______ 31—Apartments Furnished I 41-Ibises 18—Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS A MAT1ER OF RECORD MARRIAGES Glen A Graig and Freda M. Lilly Frank Fort Ill, Sanford. and Phyllis .3 Lee David K Hill, Ma,tland, and Fayc C Perkins, Sanford John R. Horton, Ft. Lauderdale. and Cindi M. Sruent, Sanford Gerald A. Kennedy II, Sanford, and Manly 1. Braddock JamesM Obenoskey and Barbara M. Morino, Lake Mary Kenneth .3. O'Brien Winter Springs, and Eileen A, Beilish Mark 1. Welling Altamonte Springs, and Linda G. Paulding, Post Office Box, Casselberry Augtus Brown in , S4Iiford, and Mary E. Hayes, Sa:iford Robert K. Conklin, Sanford, and Barbara A. Briggs David W. Johnson, Orlando, and Susan 1. Brown James A. Perry, Altamonte Spning, and Barbara 0. Frisbee, Post Office Box, Allamonte Springs Robert E. Tittason Sr., Lake Mary, and Carolyn J. Neace Jonnie B Thomas, Sanfcrd, and Mae P Davis Gary E. Voget, Sanford, and Cynthia A, Berguson, Sanford Mark E Monroe, Sanford and Snari A. Spindler, Sanford Frank Liberalore, Lake Mary, and Maureen M. Martin, Altamonte Springs Michale H. Weaver, Orlando, and Cindy Lynn Korb, Lake Wales George E. Hudson Jr., Sanford, and Vickie M. Roach, Eustis DISSOLUTIONS contractjr MOPIIB Collestar, 19$ Country Club Road, Lake Mary VICO Inc., Victoria Kurek (President) 103 Taula Avenue, Longwood, Contractor Bernard .3. Jurek, 103 Taula Avenue. Longwood, residence builder Handy Go's, Sandra A. Rohrer. POB 661, Sanford, maintainence Wm. H McCaIly. 610 Laurel Avenue, Sanford, wholesale plant distributor Mrs. Rezvanleh E. Collestone, 206, Lake Gene Drive, LoflgWood, Student and tamily counseling Tru.Valu Drugs of Sanford Inc., Charles tantrell, 503 E. First ?reet, Sanford, selling Items Med Care Inc., Charles Contrell, SOS E. First Street, Sanford, selling surgical supplies Kintner Realty, Robert V. Kintner Sr., 101 Sweetwater Boulevard, S. L009wood, realty broker Paint by Chef, Wayne A. Chester, Lake Mary Boulevard, and Highway 17-97, Sanford, paint and body shop Shinholsor, Logan, and Moncrief, Harry G. Reid III, 312 First Street, First Federal Building, attorney B&H Trucking, Barry E. Burton and Gord V. Hag, Box 3371, Mobile Manor Trailer Park, Longwood, truck driving Longwood Marine Center, Ed. ward P. Jimenez, Route 1, Box 210, LOngwood, retail sales, used boats and accessories Central Florida Contractors Inc., James Ashley and Phillip Smith, $1, Raven Drive, Longwood, roofing' contractor Seminole 322-2611 Orlando — Winter Park 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 1 time ________ ---------- 3-emeters — ______________________________ Evergre Municipal Cemeteryin P4'.7 lot 14, Section A2nd ad. dition. 4 burial spaces with copeing around lot. $65 each space. Contact .3. Lawlon Shaw, Rt 2 Box 735 B, Clayton, Ga. 30525. Ph 401-753.3291. _________________ ---. ______________________________ Restaurant management trainee, Sanford area, require associates degree or equivalent, previous restaurant experience helpful, Equal Opportunity Employer. nd resume with salary history to Director of Human Resources Semoran Management Corp. 1050 Woodcock Rd., Orlando, ________________________ Fla. 32603. ' ENJOY ' '' , 322-7346 II you are having difficulty finding a satisfying career, Consumer Finance may be lust what you are looking for. We now have openings for career minded -people who can relate well to other people to traIn for management positions in con. sumer finance. This Is an op. portunity to help other people with financial problems, To make your own decisions and to literally determine your own future. Our unique on the lob training program will develop your natural executive abilities and provide you with unlimited management opportunities Salary increases are geared to your performance. Outstanding emplOyarbenefits Some college desirable but not required. "IN GOD WE TRUST" 12-Special Notices - -. . - PUT YOUR FUTURE IN THE HANDS OF Lutheran Church of The Redeemer has several openings in their pre.klndergarten 5. kindergar. ten classes. $30 mo. For more in. formation call 322610$ or 322. 3352. THE PROFESSIONALS WE PUT OUR FUTURE IN THE HANDS OF "HIM" LET'S WORK TOGETHER TO PUT YOU Legal Notice Richer Sign SVC, Henry Richer, OCCUPATIONAL 201 S. Lake Triplett Drive, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND TO WORK! Casselberry, sign erectors. FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, MANY MANY JOBS! 0 & M Tractor svc, Michale FLORIDA HOUSEHOLD LICENSES Youngblook, P08 62$, Sanford, Fl., CASE No. 79.16S3.CA.17.K CALL 5176 FINANCE CORP. AUSTIN HOLLADY, mowing and discing service. Energy Wise Inc., Edmond .3. MONDAY!!! Fairf let Lens, Jerry W. Davis, 1)4 Consumer Financing Pl&tlff, D'Oville, 511 Little Wekiva Road, Atlantic Drive, Maitland, JOANN MYRTLE Division _____________________ Altamonte Springs, mechanical manufacture contact lens A. A. MCDONALD, individually and 29SlOrIando Dr., Sanford as Trustee of ORANGE NAVAL APT. MAINTENANCE._.A.0 3233911 STORES COMPANY, a dissolved plumbing & heating Florida corporation, if living, and, if PHONE GIRL P.1. Excellent Legal Notice ' Legal Notice An Equal Opportunity Employer, dead, the unknown heirs, devisee, pay plus bonus M.F assignees, trustees, grantees, WAREHOUSE DRIVERS-. NOTICE OF INTENT TO VACATE NOTICE FOR — creditors, lienors, or other Experienced in Frun. Del. PORTIONS OF CERTAIN PLATS PROFESSIONAL SERVICES LPN. Full timeS, part time. Apply claimants claiming by. under or BUS BOYS-Needed for day & IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, in person Lakeview Nursing The Seminole County Board of through A. A. McDONALD; and 1. night shift FLORIDA, Center, 9) E. 2nd St. Covnr,, Commissioners will select A. RAULERSON, individually and RECEPTiONIST_Heavy typing TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: an aC(Ouflt.auditor to perform an as Trustee of ORANGE NAVEL with cxc. pay. Takenoticelhatapetitionshellbe STORES COMPANY, a dissolved CALL MONDAY FOR ____ filed, pursuant to Chapter 177.101 of Said audit must be conducted in Florida corporation, it living, and, if 21-Situations nted MORE INFORMATION the Florida Statutes, with the Board ComplianCe with all requirements t dead, the unknown heIrs, devisees, of 3235176 County Commissioners of state and local rules and asslgn,es, trustees, grantees, Mature 25 '- 'Ic will yit Seminole County, Florida, to vacat, regulations, Audit must be con. creditors, llenors, or other ' GardenHelpp.T Your thildrvn in your home any portions of certain plats 0? the ducted in a timely manner, Exp. pr,ferr,d-$tud,nt OK claimants claiming by, under or hr. You provide traaspoarta$ion. SubdivIsion known as E. 0. TOWN. All parties int,rflted in providing through 1. A. PAUL EPSON, Reas. Rates. Call Ryan 339.63$. SEND'S HOMESTEAD, according this servIce should express that .Defendants. ImmedIate opening-øay mitt. to the piat thereof recorded in Plat interest in wrIting. Letters of in. NOTICE OF ACTION — Book 2, Page 61, Public Records American Wood Products Mill 24''BUsifleSS trest should be Submitted no later POrtUflitieS TO: A. A. McDONALD, in. Seminole County, Florida, described than October 1, 1979, at 5:00 P.M., to dividually and as Trustee of Office, 200 MarvIn Ave., as follows, towit: Longwood. Apply between I AM Mr. John F. Etchberger, Assistant ORANGE NAVAL STORES IiI IA S411&__&__ in him For lease-enmhinai V• .'uJInh,,r.yor, bemInO '•'"''au,a)pTTegow a dissolved Florida restaurant& lounge 200 seat unsubdivided. County, Courthouse. Room 307, corporation, if living. Residence capacity, fully equipped, in. AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST This petitIon should be submitted Sanford, Florida, 32771. Unknown Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto cludes liquor license. Ready to Publish Sept. 23, 1979 on behalf of PARKER ASSOCIATES L. A. RAIJL EPSON, indIvidually open tomorrow. DEN.IO1 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. REALTY, INC., a Florida car. . andes Trusteeof ORANGE NAVAL oniyl Wages commensurate w. poration, dated the 20th day of '' STORES COMPANY, a dissolved abilitv.frinae benefits. September, 1979. NOTiCE OF ORDINANCE OF Florida corooratInn. it iivin. ACTIVE PARTNERS CLOSING, By: Richard H. Parker VACATING Experienced Gardener AND Residence Unknown 7111 Aloma Avenue ABANDONING ifeitheror both A. A. McDONALD 5200to5500 WEEKLY CALIBER EXISTING ForManinersviiiage EASEMENT, Orlindo, Florida 32107 and if either or both A. A. Mc. Nationwidecompany is expending Call 323.3670 PublisP Sept. 23, 30, 1979 DONALD and L. A. RAULERSON TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: in Sanford and surrounding DEN 9$ Furniture deliveryman wanted NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that are dead, to the unknown heirs, areas. Over 3½ million items ______________________________ Must be exp. I, bondable the City Council of the City of devisees, assignees, trustees, sold daily last year and industry 323.5322 Casseiberry, Florida, at its Regular still growing A limited number CIditr5 Iieitors. or other of men or women, part of full Meeting held on the 17th claimants claiming by, under or Ewp. mech. must have own tools. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR time, are sought to deliver stock tember, A. D., 1919, Ui the City Hall through either or both A. A. Mc. day wk., paId holidays, fringe ORDINANCE CLOSING. tCasselberry,Fiorida purWantto DONALDandL. .A.RAULERSON. toiocalresailoutl,ts.Noselling. benefits. $200 to $300 start VACATING AND ASANDONINO Petition and Notice heretofore action for the appointment of a Must have $ or more hours on exp. 3394962. DRAINAGE EASEMENT ___________________________ given, passed and adopted an or. successor trustee for ORANGE available weekly. Investment TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Earn as much dinanc, closing, vacatIng as 1.500 per 1000 required (smaller in. and NAVAL STORES COMPANY, a NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by stuff ing envelopes wIth our dissolved Florida corporation, has abandoning, renouncing the City Council of the City of vestment Possible If qualified). and circulars. For information: been filed against you and Call Mr. Michael weekdays 9 you are Casseiberry, Seminole County, disclaiminganyandal3g50f, Pentax Enterprise, Dept. SH required to serve a copy of your am. to 7p.m. Toll Free 1.100Flârida, that the City of Casulberry P.O. Box 115$ Middletown, Ohio public in and to the followIng written defenss, if any, to it On A 241.7692. proposes to close, vacate 63042, and desci'i DUANE BERGSTROM of RUSH, property; abandon the following described The Northwest 4½ fet of that ANDERSON, BERGSTROM AND easement, to.wit: IMPOSSIBLE certain 7.3 foot Public Utility ROEISON, P. A., Attorneys for COOKS & CASHIERS A fiftwn (iS) foot wide easement Experience desired. Good pay. for drainage being seven and one easement located along the Plaintiff, whos• address Is 35 East That iswhatlnostp.oplesaywp,,,i I Livingston Street, P.O. Box 3143, Southeast property line of Lot insurance, vacation, credit half (71,7) feet Uch side of the we tell them that Orlando, Florida 32902, and file the Block "I", Camelot, Unit 2, our I union & as profit sharing, Apply in following described center line, distributors open their Office I with the Clerk of this Court recorded in Plat Book 16 Page 93, of 01'lgl person Lake Mary 86 Food Store From the Northeast corner of Lot doors at Oft or before the 9th day of October, 5:30 p.m. close at 9:30 I the Public Records of Seminole ____________________________ Lake Mary Blvd. at It 12, Meadows Park Subdivisio,i as p.m. and net over $10,000 per I 1979. otherwis, a default will be County, rlorlda. recorded in Piat Book 21, Page 41, AVON year. They stop saying it when I By the City Council of Cas. entered aaainst you for the relief Public Records of Seminole County, demanded In the ComplaInt. FIGHT INFLATION wshowtMm proof. lfyouwant I selberry, Florida, this 15th day o Filrida, run N 6 degrees 30' 23" E, Avon. IncreaW your earning proof, call Tom Kent. collect, at I WITNESS my hand and the seal of Septembu,, A. 0., 197 57.50 feet to a point 7½ feet north Of pewer. Foc details, Call lU). this Court on the 4th day of Sept '04269.2011 or write: Vanguard 9ty Council of the north niaht.of.wiv ni D.I. " DiuiI,i,...l -. ...,_, .1uulJqvrTy5 •J• 'dIY. caulwerry, Florida Avenue; thenc run N-.$3 dgree 09' (COURT SEAL) San Juan Ave., SuIte 40, _____ By: Mary W. Hawthorn, 37" W, 30.32 feet, parallel to said MN pan time, 1.3 shltt. Apply In Jacksonville, Fl. 33210. Please Arthor H. Seckwith, Jr. City Clerk person Lakeylew Nursing Can. riqlit.of.way, to the point of Publish Sept. Clerk of Circuit Court include phone number. 23, 1979 bedinninq. tar, 939 E. 2nd St. ______________________________ By: June I. Curtis _____________________________ _____________________________ DEN.100 Continue thence N $3 degrees 0' As Deputy Clerk MN ItO 12 full I pert time. Apply" $-Loini 3?' W, 320 feat to the end of this IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP TNt _________________ Publish S.pt., 16, 23, 30, 1979 in Person Sanford Nursing & _________________________ de!criplicn. IISHTIINTN JUDICIAL CII. DEN.30 910 CUlT IN AND P01 SEMiNOLE ___________________ MsHonviII INDMORTGAGE IN THU CIRCUIT 3U1T OP THU public hearing on tile prpossd COUNTY, FLORIDA REALESTATE E*ecutlye EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cli. aDandonmentat7:3opMontM SecI.Oifl Friday ____________________________ Convalescent Center LOANS UP TO uo000. CIVIL ACTION NO. 7942)4. CUlT, IN AND P01 SIMINOS..I Neav day of October, A. D., 1,79, or as CA*J iid,accuratetypin.. FLORIDA sense Of humor, for local reel soon thereafter as possible, at COMIANK - SEMINOLE COUNTYCOUNTY, call Investments, bill Onsolideflon, estate offfci, 3214840. so. City Hall of the City of Casselberiy, LONOWOOD BRANCH, foi'niirly males' purchases, or any need. Florida, at which time those for and DAVID IVAN PROSE, COMIANK CASSILBERIY, Call: 3274612 aqelnst thecioslng wIll be heard and Florida banking corporation, a PlaintIff , BlazorFitianclal Services action taken by the City Council, to Plaintiff, JOYCE ANN . PROSE, wit, authorizat for the prepare"5 Notice — tion and posting of an ordinance Defendant. RAM ASSOCIATES, INC.,a Florida . abandoning said easements. NOTICIOPAC1lOH Poration, .9 ale. BOARD OF COUNTY . TO: JOYCE ANN PROSE DATED this 25th oay of COMMISSIONERS loom for reM In private home Defendants, Nao,,.d, North Carolina 1979. CLIRKINOTICI OP SALE ThE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE with bath & kitchen PrIvilegIs. you ARE NOTiFIED that an Mary W. Hawthorn. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN The Board of County Corn. 'a" that action to City sstablish an Oquitabie lien ___________________________ ________________________ t ' mimi,, I - , :t , 2544 S. French Ave. • 37-BtSIle — Commercial Bldg. for lease, 2100 sq. ft., suitable for shop or proyessional offices. 333.7473 ., £ Is--iu ir 40-CondominIums ___________________________ _________ . . R -- 01111$ IIAITY 0 __________ ______ _______ ___ ' clerk CityofCas$elaeqry, _______ under a Judgment of Foreclosure on mlsslon.,-s is ifüSr,W.d in receIving Room lie following Property in p,j ala1entIredbyth.JUd,eot In private home, All t SSmiloli COunty, Florida: o Florida Circuit Court in and for Seminole ysrd & peel prlviiegei. Prefer 0ttiiht PurChase oo Seminal. L *. and N* led $ feet of Lot Mmorial PuIlsh Sept. 23,1919 County, Florida on the 13th day Of 437, TOWN man, couple or woman, Writ, HO$Pitai. interested OF LONOWOOD, c. DIN.99 N*33 CO Evening Herald, P.O. September, 19Th in a certain cuse psrss may be tsr prwt or not for ____________________ bSIwaen COMBANK to me Plot flrf Is profj9 entitle,. lox 1437 Sanford ________ ________________ ____________ _________________ SEMINOLE ••• COUNTY. 1.ONGWOOD BRANCH. and 31, in Plot BOOk 1, PagiS 19,11 lxpre.I.ns of Interest in Iscandsof Seminole providing Psposals sIIoid be *morly COMIANIC - CAUIL. County, Public Florida. SPINY, a Florida cerporof ion, and has been tiled against drewadloes,. John F. EtChb.rge,, YOU arid you Assistant County Administrate,, $s,•$( BRANCH tb-a BlANCH we required to serve a copy of SemInole County GARAGE DOOR SALES. loom fj $IJfilVflfe5 defenses, If any Is It. dants, bekig Case No. 7912)4CA.ge. on JOHN flWc$es. V. A HOLMES 1$Q., - 307'5 - — loom for Rent prefer __ NOTICE UNDEI ö'ICTITIOU$ NAME STATUTE __ WIIRinw.drlWr$iicen.. 32143•3 __ _____ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NotiCe Is hereby given - that the J, I will sill at pubHc auction to the urietsigned pursuant to the highest bidder for CMII at the West bVslns, 1:05 P.M., October i, Plaintiff's attorney, whose addrs of 19. sill N. Magnolia "Fictitious Name StatutV', Chepter Front DNr Request to, prop°i ___ of liii Courthouse to the Florida 32503. on orAvenue, Orlando. will be before Octobar Iorwerdsl to all psrie of reor I'**Floridaltatut.s,i,iljropliJ,, cIty of Sanford, kinkiele County, )). in lot 11 9iandf lwlIhffie rsspssua with the Clerk of the Circuit Crt, FNolds,attheho to this advertisement, or 11:50AM., en clik of this awt either up4n receipt of prgef of the the 19th day before. which have Wevlouefy epr of Octobr, lg7g, that service on PlalnIItrs attorney St such Weteit and are en racari wiffi'. kMIon of this noHcai till fic certain pØ•$ ef reel property immediately thorftsrg otherwise ma CewWy. name, Sanford Gracious IlvIn,. Meat ' WsskIy&msnthlyra,,,. lAquir. $ ° 541-7113 _________________ ___ ___ ___ lit,WHEELS,to-wit: SIAUTIQUI d.Icri*ed as fo1Ises adefoult will beenNr.dagaJ.ist' Let * Slick 3 $AIAL POINT, for A pre- propasal con$5, N? Ireotwod ml As,ANam.*j F*1a demanded In -me lwleetterOc$ober,,ifl,Aft,,1,11, AMINDIDPLAT,acca,lln,feml camplaWrelief V PetItION. ImØr which I am engaged in -. plotfheroofasrecsrd.dInpfa$ kll ofrsclndwiulWndK to writing, my hind and seat of as I, deN. time W Sace of sc bi4lnhss at 113 Srer4w.ed Avenue, 19. Page $U4. Public Ilcerds of thisWITNESS Court on the 5th day of Sept, Pre-propos.el canfareic. M*msN. Springs, FL. IIMIIIINCOISIWy, FIeridg. 19,. ' .-?iith - ,•i. WWVW W! I --I .aA. -V.-. -'"WUF Arthur bu islisMIsilOUL. CuCwt'' f4flhIfllwa ____ 3Ig',ppd U'1h15d ________________ _________________ ... 1 . Si-UN 11 PSSI Aoks only, On Lobe Au Just St if Airport I $arir. Call. 333430 itiers Village. II . PIiucod,AI,$t, w-w Carpet. 332.1462 -- .'. eievt 1 & 3M AM I -- II avm CARPENTERS SPECIAL 2 BR on large commercial lot. $17,000 DeBAR V 174 leisure World Dr.. N. CTHIS LOVELY older home is one of Sanford's pioneer 2 story homes with Charm and comfort, I or 5 BRs, 2 baths. We invite your inspection, lust reduced $31,000. DeLANO ;ienwond Area, 58 Twin Oaks On. REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves 349.5400.332.1939 ____________________________ I J Land Clearing, Sanford, Fl. Loader & Dragline work Free Est. 3237509 Air Conditioning, Heating, EEectri' cal, PlumbInø R - ... iii'aIa ......... wuIr. Call Larry for Free Est. 671.4294, l.ic., Botded& Ins. Lawn&Garden nerican Sod 834.2200 BAHIASOD$30 (lOOsq.tt.) Fr ce Del. on 4400 sq. ft. or more. U Room Additions . remodeling general home rep.Irs.no lob too small. Call 323.9463 anytlm.. :'. U STENSTROM REALTY - REALTORS ASurwedbknow m Estie. Punting Al B PAINTING Residential & CommercIal 322'$733 •f$$ 773.4137 too small, 119.4914. MEINTZER TILE ci Alternations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery WAY TO AND SUCC.US aØc ACCOUNTS reedy & orvai jrngdo',j$0 Wifl - EXECUTIVE HOME 3 BR, 7 bath home in Mayfair w.Many Luxury Featunesl Scr. Pool & Saltus, passport photos I f ast ANIMAL HAVEN Dee & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet upair service. 322.4101. an Patiol BPP WARRANTED. This Pmesur.aeaning supplies, dog hous*, Insulated, shady Inside kennels. ,screened outside rims, elso air cond. cases. 3253711, $0 Full Time. Idool for Man and Wife, - TOP NICE & NEAT 3 BR, 1 bath home wC.H&A, ww carpet, dining area, fenced yard! Super starter hornet BPP WARRANTED. Only 121,5001 Weiboldts Camera Shop Featuring one the best known pro&cts In the world. OVSIOSMINhOkMDSIIyI 1345 Week. Pert Tim, si. - Week. FiN Tim. NO SILUNI - Start Part Time, bufidat your own PS Can Be Yours for $41,300! an DREAM HOMEI 3 BR. 2"i Bath Home in ldyllwilde on 3.3rds Acret Relax & Enioy the Many Extras this home provides with, tots of Luxury Featureel app WARRANTED. Yours for RI I Pressure & Steam Cleaning. ploot, homes, mobile homes, etc. ASobili home special 12*60, $32* Reasonable rates, ali o, gfa.4 3337133. I 1 Man, quality ojsrMl.n yrs. exp Patios, Driveways etc. Wayne Seal, 327.133) CUSTOM CABINETS — D&M Tractor Sirvice Men I, discing, Cultivaflon., dii cli banks Chopped. All r usonoble I prompt. serviep Realtors 111'specialty. Good ref. 349-3m. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES,— JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEDERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it ________ Irsandy Petd, has truck wllHvavsl. Wits Is mibe small hsussluote repairs, carpentry, painting 4 mIOc. Call Paul Hunter. Sanford's Sales Leader ' C0mpsny provides I -percent return I J• !!& Home repairs,appliances to tile. Over 10 v's. •1. ReisOnoble at 343111). 322-2420 linyl repair I recoloring kvevpt,mpcto, 'en REALTORS(_ PARK Brahch Office : O• - , Y .._ "r 1" .hnJ1 •_ __ odt ri—'-'--"— — —'S.-. ,_. ',, '' "-. . .' , 'P 'li5'Y* . .—. i .-. . ______ _____________________ I , - , . - -- I ...'.. '- -. , --- '.. -. . - --''—' - . . -- . 2565 I . - 323-2222 3657273 - . FORRE&T GREENE, INC. REALTORS $30'6933or339.471)eves. Sanford 321-0640 Orlando 327-1577 a.,.... .. "xr.. J4'•iy3, CUSTOM BUILT BEAUTIFUL STONE ISLAND HOME. ABUNDANCE OF STORAGE, LARGE UTILITY PM., GAS DRYER, GAS GRILL, MUCH MORE. TENNIS COURTS AVAILABLE. ONE YEAR WARRANTY, LIKE NEW 3 BDRM, 3 BATH MOBILE HOME. x21 LOCATED ON OWNER LOT, ACCESS TO ST. JOHNS WITH PERSONAL DOCK, PRICED TO SELL AT ONLY $25,900 INCLUDING LOT. CITY WATER I SEWER. SEE ANY TIME. PIANO—beautiful spinet w bench, dehumidifier, $775; Side.by.Side refnigerator.freeier, almost tam II', AIID — Collectors item "Nat King Cole" album 6 records, Longines Symphonetle recordings. Ream. price. 3235015. REALTORS 5 AC Lake Markham Pd; Choice res.l $33,500? Peg. Real Estate Broker 2425 Sanford Ave. 331.0759 Aft. Hrs. 332.7613. 323-1009 6 loIs—cement block home wIlls 2 51. II fruit trees, oranges. ons.' tareloes, tangerines. grapefruit. All heuseltoldIlems included. Call 1. V. Footer, New Richmond. Wlic. 246-4015 or (300)3271111. Lake Mary, Plc. . — — "' - 63-lMchinery-Tools 68—Wanted to Buy Good Used Furn. Appliances. Plumbing Fixtures Bldg. MaterIal 322 5659 -.... WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 372 8721. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TopPricesPaid - USed,anycondilion6.448126 — — — — Sanford's Sales Leader 322-2420 I I I I ANYTIME 2565 PARK COMF' SFFUS. — ' 397 VeqaStg Wqn Auto. I -- it.t'iirnr curio ICe (010 Al,,, Good gas mileage 373 2)78 or 372 208* . -_________________ '1) Dodge Charger. AutO, air PS, PB,Btrack Good cond. $100 349 5945 - - 75-Recreational Vehicles ____ . -- _____________ SCOTTY HI LANDER IS' IT Icebox. Cl brakes, cxc. cond 323 0813 I Ft Dorado rnobil home 19', 2 air. stereo, new tires, self contained, ______ clean 34.000 'ni . $6,800 322 7469 . Camper. 'l7Chev ,bcyl Stt'pV,mn, $2000 323 68.11 77-Junk -________ _ I Round ,iak tables, rolltop iess. ---------------,'o',U. L,ir, UI ur,ewi'rs. rapies ,%fld chairs ____________________________ I Cars Removed 1972 Ford LTD .1 dr.. new paint fob, new vinyl top, brake lob, nO rust Good cond I owner Asking $1150 Call after £ p m 37) 8694 ., JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 - t(' '75 models Call 3)99100 4.r J.i 4605 IDealerl - -- .... 1966 Rambler Classic £ Dr Sedan, 232 Eng , aut.' SISOFIRM 3277987 -____________ _______________________ Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment 372 5990 CJ 7 Renegade. 1916. 3 speed, Good mileage, HI Must sacrt.' 53500 32? 9595 -'-'-'-- _______________— — - . --------- -- 'i'T'Is'HJ 79—Trucks-Trailers - . 1978 GMC '., ton 6cyl, low miles. 327 8971 alt. 3p.m. iFord F ISO Ranger, i wheel drive, new lines 17.000 acutal miles 15.300 321 0753 ___________ sWyii ii _________________ • _________________________________ ?5J, -.____________ OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT MODELS ON DISPLAY COMPARE THESE FEATURES: S LARGE POOL CLUB HOUSE AREA $5500 - PIRMO. CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS CARRIAGE COVE = SR.427 2Mi. 1.0117.92 SANFORD MON..SUI, 9:00A.M. 5:00P.M. 323. 8160 — — — I I • Boat Ramp • 8¼ Acre Park I I Sanford, Fla. • Take Hwy. 17-92 to Airport Blvd. • Go East 1 mile to Sanford Ave.. Turn right • Go 11/2 miles and bear left to Pine Way . Turn left and go 1 mile to property, Follow auction signs. - T•rms: $1,500.00 down • Bal. 30 days • Terms Available . Insp.ctlon: Sept. 29-30, Oct. 3-4.5 12-6 p.m. . I I.. I" Information or Color Brochur. (305) 862.3363 Tomorrow R.alty & Auction Company I Glenn A. Blackmor. • Broker P.O. . I— i 26 Parcels. 130 Acres • Zoned A-i . 5 Acres Each • Wooded Tracts and Lush Meadows • Paved Road Frontage • Private Roads • Lake Jessup We MoaToAGis. 1. Legg, Lic, Mte. Broker. us No. 4-b Wymore Id., Altamonte. 864-4137 41 — SATURDAY OCTOBER 6-1 1:00 A.M. 323-2222 — —— = 1321 . Longwood, Fl.. 32750 Rain or Shine . Auction Under Tent — — — — = - : ' '. - I I.. Box ' — . . , PALM HAMMOCK ESTATES _ ___________ I 47-Real Estato nfsd I _________________________________ i buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 3*330 I LositigyourIiom.Icr,'7 ii I catch up back payments & buy equity, 32242)4. I 47--s1gss SosigN &So I I WILL BUY EXISTING lit $ t1iV -- ... I AUCTION . Li)iiA . I I ea. -... ... — S'l •"' — .. 88% Case Tractor mower 5. harrow for Sale Woody Little, 322 9436 3720697 DUPLEXI Good investment? 7BR side; 533.400? 3ranch Office - KENMORE WASHER — Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES II 17.92 I Lit. Mary Blvd.; Prime comm.l S acre, 1150,0001 m Leisure World mobile wiots from $1LNO$34300. Fish, swIm, boat. Shuffleboard & tennis. C..fa.,4 III I ST JOHNS RIVER; Beautiful lotI $17.000t REALTORS [J AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGreenhouse 3229141 Eves after 68. weekends Westinghouse washer 5. dryer set, good shape! $223 set. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of .-'.-"" 323-7340 '------'--..;RAP40qF OPENINc,. CI4ENDRIX ANTIQUES. Sat , Sept 29. 9AM to 5 PM HW 119. Ovido 365 3710 I I Multiple Listing Service Lit M.aiy 3.1, Lg. fenced lot w-fruit trees I garden space + garage. S33,. — — — — 6 AC YANKEE LK. Frontage; $50,000; Will dividel STORAGE. HALF ACRE FOR ,11..,,_ Refrigerator . repo 17 Cu. ft. Westinghouse. Sold orig. 5514, bal. $206 or $21 mo. Agent 339 $366. 34.7 GROVE; Longwood-. Markham Rd.; prime dcv.! $7,500 perl HI-WAY FRONT 3 SORM, 3 BATH HOME WITH EXTRA ROOM FOR SUSINE$$ AND tC ". 1975 C,imaro 11350.4 SPt (It'.'! r'.haust Brown tan v.riy I top PS PR A I cOncf 21 i1(. 700 Sanford 3?? 9597 . . - - '75 Buick Century Good Cond $3500 or best Offer 8)1 1233 or 3)9 2199 aft 6 . . All A C's w energy saver, 10 pct. over dealer cost. Firestone Stores, 1st & Frencn. 322 0215 Jim. Open Frday nights till 1 p.m. Hospital bed, $250; wheel chair, 57$; Bedside commode, $15; Ioldable walker, $35. All Exc, cond. 323.9007 aft. 6. - __________________ STENSTROM ZONED COMMERCIAL 1215 S French - -- -- "'""v' - ' , .SANFORD AUCTION. . "''52-Appliances Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Bal. $189.14 or 519.35 mo. Agent 3391356. 46--Commercial Property - . 7) (hey Impala Mech spec al $352 (all 3?? 6191 between -- 68 1 Dr . Plymouth Straight drive, Sl3n' If interested call .3?? icYi';, ' '77 CADDY BUY JUNK CARS 5650 From $10 to $50 322 0231 or 322 0779 62-Lawn-Garden (alt 327 1624. 3221460 ----........ —---. -. l9l6Muslang II 2drhatchb,y, . V 6. new tires, excellent conii 78-4torcycles NAMED VARIETIES $3,000 323 5.436 alter 4 p ni Blooming African VioIts ______________________- --__________________ 240) Airport Blvd — Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY JEAN NORRIS 323 3866or 323 7710 Ferns & ExotIc Plants __________ 601 CeleryAve Nelson Roses _________________________ -____________ t9llMoped goodcond, $350 F ILL DIRT & TOP SOIL 373 0611 YELLOW SAND ______________________________ Call Cark & HIrt 3237580 ---- .... - Likenew full size sleeper Made by Jamison $145 Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1792 So of Sanford. 3276771 ____________________________ • '__________ -. . Hwy 9?, 1 mile -w.'st of Sp,"iway Daytona Beach, it ?'(1(7 .1 putic AUTO AUCTlOt i -,,- ', Tuesday & Saturday at 7 il It the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 91)4 255 8311 for further details - urnishings torn beach motel including dresseis. desks, chars. beds drapes, linens. lamps, nile stands. etc . plus regular line of clean household goods, TV'S 8. refnig . also 1?' Rhyan air boat w troller motor & trailer S CASH DOOR PRIZES $ S VtSA- MASTER CHARGES 7 - ___________"' . - DAY TONt4 'SU TO AUC PUBLIC AUCTION. MON., SE PT. 24, 7 PM. ' Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center 2202 French Ave 322 225% ___________________________ -____________________ -- Bedroom Suite, oak dresser, 2 mirrors, 1g. door chest, full or queen head board, $400 comp Free Delivery' Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sa0,'d 322872) 8*10 Tents. Sale 569.99 ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 SanfordAve. 3225791 ____________________________ REALTY - . . - — -. For Fst,il,' Commercial & RpSi iI,'ntial Auct,opS & Apprisals (,il Dells Auction. 3?) 5670 , - "' ______- 59-MusiCal IV'erchandise — BrownRiver Rock, 01st. Box, Grease Traps, Drywells CarStops, Cement, Sand Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. 322 5751 ___________________________ LAKE FRONT LOT LOCH ARBOR "z acre, 150' on lake. $52,00n — Brand new Dining Room suite by Trogdon. Table, 6 chairs, leaf & china Whiteconlemporary, $550 comp. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford 372 8721. FURNITURE BEDDING EASY TERMS with Store linen. cing! No one in Orlando Sanford area refused credit if you wilt pay I, down' Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, Orlando, Flonida,$13 4860 ROLISON MARINE 7927 l'lwy 1792 Sanford, Pla 37171 -- -- - - FURNITURES-THINGS Buy 6. Sell New& Used Furniture 5005. Sanford Ave. 323 6593 WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311 315 E. First St. 327 5622 _______.,,..,,,,_,._____________ Sanford.Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which i are water front. $63500 '77 I5hpFvinrude,lowhrs IS' wood boat, traiter Many extras, $695 32? 6847 ' --" Fully auto, 1978 Singer Future repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $181 or $21 mo. Agent 3398386. ' GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. lOpct.dwn. Byowner 3653498, eve. 349 54.31 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford BATEMAN REALTY ANYTIME MuItiple'Llsting Service T!N*,II. :" ' 7acies Lake Sylvan. $n).000. Best Terms. William Maliczowski, Realtor 372-7983. • GROWTH $34,190, TRACTOR SIR VICE Menting, grading & Bucket work. Fret lit, Eve 3233376 an -' 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH POOL WITH CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. $51,000. ' - ____._ i 51-Household GOOdS _ "THE LAND MANN" .1. MANN REAt,TOR Dinette set, $125. electrical Royal Corona Typewriter, $350; Sewing machine, 575 323 8513 -- ' W,500l ATTRACTIVEI I BR, 1½ Bath Home on Oak Shaded Lot in Winter Springsl Central H-AC, W.W Cpt.. Fenced Yard in quiet residential areil app WAR. RANTED. Just 143,7501 ___________ PAINTING,CAI1iTIf - an Trectur SeVVICS HIGH & DRY. Large oaks, & palms, Close in, paved streets, toned agriculture, horses allowed. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $70,900 BROKER IANTASTIC 3 BR, I'., bath home on lovely loft C.HIA. w.w carpet, desirable neighborhood I. Many Extras! BPP WAR. RANTED. Just 134,5001 Sot. Peppers Painting Service. ustom Painting I detail trim. Fi 1st. 323.1701. fl50flisking _____________ RJCJ TOUR Palnting by Anthony Cone, In. rioq, exterior qualified in all p1semis. Free Est. Call 3270071, New or repair, leaky showers our pecla fly. 2lyrs, Exp. k,$5. ____ 3x660 SEIGLER REALTY SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home wspacIous I R, FR, calm kit., new carpet I newly paintedl A Buy for $37,500! Pilnflng& Rspelr ACRES -- WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO HASCLOSEDTHEIR DOORS FOREVER! We are offering their 580,000 In ventory of new furniture, bed ding, & GE appliances & TVs at DISTRESS PRICES!! Public & Dealers invited! SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Or lando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 7500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint, I blks. west of III. 298 I . 2375. Open daily 96, Sun, 12.6. Don't pile no longer needed items high asan elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! . 43-Lots-Acreage S 50--Miscellaneous for Sale --'---- -- . SALE!! —_____________________ - . OUT OF BUSI N ESS Wepaycashfor mobilehomes Upto$I,000 322-2861 or 323 521$ 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, CARPETING, NEW PAINT. $31,500. U ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways I. add ons. QualIty work, no lob VaIcJ IYOWNER-3BRhomesin000d cond. $25,000, Will hold wsubstantial dwn. 322.2257. U ' '' 3 BEDROOM. 1½ BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. DITIONER, OVERSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO $33,500. 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, CARPETS, ALL APPLIANCES, PRIVACY FENCE, ALL BRICK. $36,500. Deli inc winter rush have your oIl heater cleanedr 323.3931. 50-Miscellaneous for Sale .--. . our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3IO3OrlandoDr. 323 5700 VA&FHArinancing - -- 2 BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH. COMPLETELY REDECORAT. ED, NICE CORNER. $32,D00. OH 14 stIng ____________________________ Tyson Cement Drives, petios,wa$ks 5. etc. LICENSED 30-9453 ••••• 323-5774 Day or Nlghj' U CiIstorn Office Cleaning, merical, new const. Licensed, bOnded & insured. Quality ser. vice everytime, Ph. 323-0541 or. 661.3914, U Car OU Yard debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 3495371 otHacissning TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook - SJjE. 1st St.332.3743 $$$$$ , tnc.REALTOR,MLS Beauly Care mid 3 BEDROOM. CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. $32,500. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. Harold, Hall Realty Light Itauling Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322.1771 1892 MODEL. V', STORY VIC. TOP IAN SHOW CASE FOR RE. MODELING. $35,000. "4,46AYFAIR near Lake Monroe I "t "ER, 7i B. Pool and garden area privacy fenced. Fireplace in fern. room. Lovely eat.in kit. then. All conveniences, Style 8. quality construction. $97,500. - UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad intheHerald3fl.2611 or 131-9993. Flicka. ________________ JUST LISTED 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, HEAT, CARPETS, DRAPES, OUTBUILDING,A LARGE LOT WITH FRUIT TREES. $23,900. SMASHING 2 story, 3 Bdrm, 2 bath POOL home wfireplace, paneled family room, beamed ceilings. eatin kit., 2300 sq ft living area 4' detached party house woven ' acre of grounds. Below market at $79,900. Land Cis 'In Air Conditioning wants to go to the mountains, the kids want the seashore, and I want to visit pre-1941 America" _____________________________ - 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, COM. PLETELY REMODELED. NEW CARPET, HEAT, NEW ROOF. $24,900. , 1972 II It Pegas In Hull w 1? hp JohnSon 8. - '72' till - - . - trAilpr Trolling motor. depth tinder 8. other extras $1400 Call Ellen 372 4396 between 830 a rn & S p rn _________________ 16' Larson Fiberglass l5hpEvinrude Good shape, 5700 322 9315 "Martha * * . SllOu 32206829 a iii to? p . -. LoOking For a New Hone' (heck the Want Ads br of ever, sir and price Larry's Mart, Its Sanford Ave . Bus' 4 Sell. the finest in uSed furniture. Petnig.. stoves, tools 55-.Boats & Accessories HO REALTY, INC. REALTOR 8306800 ___ , c.i.. J(11J '.c. .'.dqet. Cash 322-4132 Sylvania I?'' B&W Football spec iàt. $78 88. req $120 Firestone Stores, 1st & French Ave 372 0245. Jim Open Friday nights till 7 pm DEL TONA 578,900 OWNER MOTIVATED 2 BR, 1 bath home, newly painted inside & out with new carpeting throughout. Quiet neighborhood. Call Har'rc' M.rni f?er hours $629553. 42--Mobile Hon-ies Oft_Ai,fe £,.. "?11IiJ JUl DUY IU , STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut sterno AM FM stereo radio, .1 speed turntable, diamond needle, B track Sold rew $450, balance due $328 or take over my payments at $16 per month Call 628 5011 day or night See - IAia OOVVdlIItU -- Req. Real Estate Broker 372147$ Eve 323-2944 * * ,. — 72-Auction JUNE Stenstrom Realty, Realtors PPAWLING 4 bdrm, 2 bath home w gorgeous landscaping on lge corner lot In prestige area. Boasts 2 family rooms. sunny eat.in kitchen, big bedrooms + 4.4 attractive financing. Steal it for 539.900. ._ P For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, Call Herb Slenstrorn or David Fern at 3222420 OAK TREES grace this largi privacy tenced yard wa super BR home that features new: kitchen carpeting, paint & cede, porch. Paneled Fern Pm as well 531.900. 1* 4-.- Large Listing Inventory Dominant Advertising 10 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors & ERA National Referral Service Realtron Computor FuIl.Tirne Office Supervision Compatible Associates Over 22 Years Experience c7-_Annlin,c 'rr'' -- 53-N-Radio-Stereo __________________________________ TV repo'TR" Zenith Sold onicj $493 75 ll $183 16 or $17 mo 319 $386 -------'-----25' Zenith Console color TV 12 '"Odd S?5i0 S,,ntord r urniture SaIvae. I? 92 50 Of Sanford .32? 8713 PORZIG REALTY - OTAM1SPRINT; Over 2100 sq ft in this 3 bdrm. 2 bath beauty with C.H&A. new W.W car peting, paneled Fern Pm w fireplace, terrific kit. + 20 ft. utility rm, all on fenced yard across from park for only $46,900. 24 HOUR lB 322.9283. _____________________________ i fInancing and expansion for I qualified applicants, 100 I — Conveniet3II __ ." I I i OI ' - Sanford's most welIknown pro gressive Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced or newly licensed Now' - ). Push button Controls, has carousel, still fl warranty Originalty $6.19. assume Payments of $21 ma A,'it 339 8)86 2 BR pertly finished, 513.900 terms. $12,500 cash. 372 4109 Real Estate Sales 004 OPEN HOUSES Sun. 15 p.m. DeBary area, 2.1, call for extras. $33,750, IfldI. vldu&s wishing to earn top dollars as quick as a flick with A FLICK OF. A SICII COMPANY P*OVIDIS equipment, supplies, cc-. I1'L cenIplif. training S. secured locations with . EJr4I & local advertising. 'OU PIOVIDI a desire to i succeed S. operals your own busines,haveamini,nsj s, and be eki. to start I ___ 243S' S. French (17921 Sanford 323 5321 I BR, 2 8, $32,500. New carpet, newly painted, CH&A. DELIONA$34,900FHA.VA 1 RDRM,7 BATH, C.A 14$IFALMOUTH 000DBUyI Lucille E. Dillon REALTOR $309033 3•$ Buyers for a vmalr in vestment. Place a low cost classified ad for results. 3222611 or 331.9993. re5ul MICROWAVE REAL ESTATE RFAI.TOR. 32? 74911 ). B. STE ELMAN, INC *FIRST TIME OFFERED 3BR, P.j baths home, Good location, newly painted, fenced yard & Much More. Only $29,500. REALTORS 2710S•nfordAve, 322.7912 ___________________________ _____ _________________ Inc., Realtors Eves, 322 0617,372 1567. 3726182,3?? 7)77 207 E. 25th St. STEMPER AGENCY MODEL HOMES GROVEVIEW SUBDIVISION OPENHOUSE1t0SPM SAT.& SUN. get ' CailBart The Real Estate Agency STONE ISLAND 109 Stone Island Drive 304 Stone island Road 116 Horseshoe Road by Gill Fox , LOW MORTC.AGE £ BR, ii: B brick home w brand new carpeting & paint thru out, fenced rear yd Exc terms' 529.900 323-7832 HAVE SQUEEZEITIS? Then you should see this ç"acious older2stony home In "move.in" Condition. Asking only $12,500 Interested? Call us today for appointment. - - - -- — ULANUES Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot or our lot Y.Enterprise, Inc. Medet Inc . Realtor 641 3013k P HOUSE WITH BEAUT SHOP. Good location. 544,900 321 iu VA-F HA-235-Con. Homes' Low Down Payment REALlY WORLD. '[ALTO' _______________________ ______ Why not loin the fastest growing Real Estate Office in town? Find out if we can make you a better deal. S UNIT APARTMENT 3 BR, some furnished, good income, owner financing with ecetlent terms. 2 BR Unit in complete will discount as is. GENEVA I', acres, 4 BR, bath. $53,000. * 3 BR, 3 8, pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house, 1700 sq ft living area. $59,500. Terms. to - 41—Houses i& LOCH ARBOR -I BR. 2 oath pool. 562.500. Realtor 3 BR, B split plan, fenced yd., Sc. patio, cony., workshop or office In rear. All for $31900. Condo, 2 BR, 2B w.W.D, stove, refrig. & carpeted - 3237965 - --- 41-Houses _. ..__ COMMERCIAL BLDG. 207 E 25th St. 6,000 sq ft. $2 per ft. Req. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Ft. $341200 Eve. U2•36S1 l½acrnonOrange Blvd in Paola. Only $24,450. Owner will carry mart. with lopct. down. 1. MULTIPLE LISTING PEALTO 2 BR. 1½ B 2 story townhouse, 1g. Wanted 1 BR apt. or 1 BR house or Efficiency. Call 373.75, 1 p.m. to 7 p.m. __________________________ ________ -IAL COLBERT REALTY H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. bk yd, pool, C H&A, $31,000. Easy Terms. -___ 41-Houses I BR, 2 8, C H&A, fenced bk yd, overlooks natural forest. Near ldywllwilde elem. school. 4 COMMERCIAL PARCELS 1 l.4&la, (1) 1.1 & Orange Blvd., (1) 1.1& 44, (1) 1.4 & Oregon Ave. Pick your own terms. ___________________________ .. __________________________ Logal New 23$ Homes, 4 Pct. interest to qualified buyer. $31,000 to $41,000. Low down payments. ________________________ BUILDER. 322.2217 --- U I I a I S I I .IUUU....I.. _ SANFORD 3 BR, C H&A, privacy fenced bk yd. eatin kit. Owner anxioust 3fl31,322 0779, 323.7173 _________________________ _____________________________ - OSTEEN 3 BR lake front home situated on 3 wooded acres. Ideal country living. ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2 BR trailer all utilIti, water, lights & gas. Clean. I child ac. cepted. No petit $SOwk. 327.9066. _____ 339 03061' DELTONA Large custom designed home. 3 BR, 2 B, C H&A, formal DR. beautifully eqpt. kit., includes microwave. Near schools & re creation. Corner lot. 3 BR, 1 B can be assumed & owner will hold 2nd mon. priced at $26,500. Owner Realtor. ASSOCIATES NEEDED I,lomes I U I U a U U I I . 721 Yale Dr.. Academy Manor, 3 BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly renovated inside & out. New CH, w.w carpet, fenced yd. $37,000. 3229536 days; 3235789 eve. Zoned agri., 1k. Mary. 2 acres in area of Exec. type homes. louses Furnished — OPPORTUNITIES u Nice 2 Bedroom House. Partly furnished.Loflgwooda Close tOSCtlOOIs and shopping. $230 per rno. 293-2534. 3 BR,1 B.0 H&A, w.w carpet, new paint inside & out, fenced rear yd A Buy at $32,900. 2 BR furnished cottage on lake in Cermont, Fla., $250 mo. Available Dec. 1. Contact F. L. L, 1315 Potomac Heights Dr., Oxon Hill, Maryland, 20022. _____________________________ UNLIMITED N Unsworth Realty _____________________________ — AAA Creative Expressions 323U17 __________________________ PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS M. '.' U By Owner— 3 BR, 1', bath on large corner lot. DR or FR also.! BR newly decorated. C H&A, all carpeted, nice neighborhood 1 - ' 2 block off Mellonville. Mid 30's. 1106 E. 24th St. 321 0067. REALTOR MLS 32361 or eves. 323 0517 __________________________ 33 Lady to do general cleaning & laundry I day wk in Tuskawilla area. Own Trans. & Ref. 67$. 5417. _____________________________ 444 I 1 BR. 1 B Condo all ci., fully eqpt., no children, no pets. is? & last + utilities. 3390336. . University of Florida's experi. ment station on Celery Ave.. Sanford, has permanent position of Tractor Driver.Laborer (Motor Vehicle Operator). Salary $7,224 to $9,166 plus 16 pct. fringe benefits. Call 322.4131 for appointment. JOHN DEERE Interested in 2 men, tractor salesman & mechanic. Preferably experienced in our equipment. Mr. Is, 3795 S. Orlando Hwy & 1k. Mary Blvd., _________________________ Sanford, Fl. 3fl.1053. Will baby sit in my home. Very good with kids any age. Sanford _______________________ area. 3230155. __________________________ 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. Buildto Suit - our lot or yours. FHAVA,FHA33S&215 32-Houses Unfurnished . — CARPENTERS Experiencedonlyneed apply 322 56.65 ___________________________ 18-Help - Sunday, Sept. 23, SiI?I INC. W. REALTOR' -------- Saleslady- Experienced in selling ladies ready to wear. Apply in _____________________________ person only-no phone calls. Ro Jay, 21$ E. 1st St., Sanford. _____________________________________________________ _______________________________ I 2BR Duplex, Unfurn. Appliances Furnished 3271h7 _______________ Parttime Desk Clerk SALARY OPEN Days Inn Sanford Noon The Da Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday _____________________________________________________ _________—____________ -----31A-plexes ..-.-- PART TIME WAITRESSES APPLY IN PERSON DAYS INN SANFORD _______________________________ DEADLINES WGarnettWhtte Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHPIKPIDERASSOC. 107W.Comrnercft Phone 3fl7551, Sanford __________ _________ FurniShed 1 BR Apt. Largekltchen&DR AduItsoitly. 531 7166 Evenino Herald, Sanford, Fl. LongwoOd 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, it-. lathed garage, S yrs. old $55,000. FHA,VA CBS, 2 BR, 1 am large lot, 20's. Shown by appointment oy. 322445$. ________________________________ Ave. Mature woman with pleasant personality for live in CornPafliOnhOUsekeeper for retired teacher. Light housekeeping & cooking, good driver. Private room with ', bath & board. Pern,anent for right person. , 3 Lines Minimum — Jerry D. Newton and Kathryn C. Newton I vnni 'sirwiyaiI. ui J. vananiwerp anu ena L. Laurent Realty Inc., George C. van Antwerp Cheryl K. Hull and George E. Hull St. realLaurent, estate 1343 SR 134, LOflgWood, Martin .3. Machoney and Dorothy .3. Mahoney Stratford Food Sales, Joe Lange, Phillip D. Knudsen and Elsie C. 1254 Stratford Road, Maitland, Knudsen wholesale food FrancisLaws Johnson and Daniel Knight 8. Steeves, Kenneth Johnson Jr. Steeves and Joe Knight, Longwoocf Marianne Nesom and Glenn L. Village, landscape architecture Nesom Greene Upholstery, Gladys Green, CharlesF. Taylor and Dolores Poe 2171 Brlsson Avenue, upholstery Taylor Event to Utility Serv., Wm. R. J Patricia A, Roundtree end Robert Vonttefbuiis, POB 2401, Lake Mary, Poundtree operate waler and waste water plants — 43c a line .. flc a line . 35c a line 3consecutiv,tIm.s Apt. for SentkCmzens.ow, town, very clean & roomy. See 'Te Cowan, 3i Palmetto ,ntei. RATES . 7 conscutiv times 6-ChUd Care _________ Bruce A. Morris Jr , 201 S. Hayden Court, Sub contractor, carpenters ADHAV Electrolysis Studio Nalini P. Adhav, 1643 State Road, a career in Real Estate call Sternper Agency, Wm. Stemper, 41-HOUSeS - - = i On Properj' — �I . Ing Herald, Sanford, FL I Sunday, Sept. 23, 179 r. • : - . .. .) . .. .. . i ilwi AV E WESTERN I FIX 'A _ PC Hcm -is_ Sipt.mb.r 23, 1979 SANFORD, FLORA FRESH 01 SMO I9 EEF PE PORK LL W-D BRAND W W W.D BRAND ME NOG MILD 00 HOT linTWIM frI JtI BAG MUSAGE ••• CAN 16 DOONESBURY PREMIUM GRADE OVIINMINT INSPICTID TURKEY EGQUARTERS BEEF PATTIES S7 I m'sr p" ,4u FINISfiW BY AM .4F- AIM Aw X asIsv7N? by Carry Trudeau flE 9TA (E577OV ON 7W C4Ii8X4 C7 ftp, 7W, LC. ZV LM lv AAit'W 7AM5 A A4T A9211 XU REcENT 4%' A&E I LtWT 4W?t6 iW 1XY LO5ZP€). 10711 1'.t'E 5184- E5 /M &4V gp 7MT 9/140i45 )W 7RE.D /Lk4 70 RIME Th V - BaX A#ir )W N 39c ND WHOLE HOG MEDIUM OR UUM GRADE GOVERNMENT I TED THREE JOINT rey Wings. as L THRIFTY MAID 10IAT c iT' ' _r. z. • A"4 #mwsmx 5 i* I htE fl 1nw4! m4i#ts * i 4E FV7 Hi744 1 7V -• I A/7E (8JCThfiY,$3jr C4 I 43 M7ry I UI -- I.! i UN$WIITINID 49c ;RAPEFRuffLAjj JUICE Pa'W ii:' ///S7Z IF AS A a275x iris 70% EFFEiTlkf, I 1(4S IN 74W. /r N /(.60Th?TW IN i5CZllE •. 1 M. ARM & HAMMER E DETERGENT ii *1L /TREMWP 70 air F Hi *t:p X*LIS. m. J:.5/ IS SO 55C7 S'MAW VEi Hi5PVIIItVX' )dY 7t•/ /145 Aa14 8E4V EX caq M)aty4mm, aw c,ait H/fl? \ __ LL CRACKIN GOOD. • • ? . 79c 4 lers UVIST Filsis RID $**VI$T FRESH :aAintm ELICIOUS mw mw FRESH Ytito _____'-I p---- W.4 LCRP VMOC BIOS HIM *4 1) GLOOMY A*'IOY JII MD eit..i.is I MD CPuMfwr5 WEAPONS BITS HIS ioaw SH*T OP MM IN TIE I NCU$TRY. iu HIM ON 4ie 8M0 1um15 IT IMTL IT 1N*s ME U.VIR. I *VN £ $w4q mm w7m4L - MD$IVIZh 'NN frd_ k• — _AV 1TE ?CMfN7' -. .. . IN WAY Ifou WIT nvIvlHe • ;... ARM. mit "ER h! LORD VANOC REALIZES HE HAS MADE A MISTAKE, A4064A.A)J MD HAPPY, 304149 THE MOUNTED PARTY ON 118 WAY TO CAMELOT. NEXT WEEK- On the Eve of Tournameht pu . •. •-f 10 .•. I4P1MEIT --, I I ThWR.' CRIES 'j wg , I 7 )QNG PC .c4c1 ThE Two AWm/7 ae lo My! LADY I (MD WIM SlVf $.9 7M!w#i •••om4 ... . • •.. — I J • •'.. •...., - . . ;!.f;.Imiuwms 9 1$. •• .. .. q - -. -. . .. . - r' ......... ,,..-. -• •-.-. -.-- . - . •.. -. - .• .................... - -. . .. -. -. . . - - ML *MaI.s.ø, iP_ - ( . ... Ti low 1 'j. *•.. . WA . ••1jg 4 - ,.I'4•' $ - .- A I t �Wid F-79 I THEIR MEETINc * - HMkiM! o wtirIs MkHT T?4 8TTL.$ C'&4DA9otJT OF THE CENTURY' IT COIM.P SELL. ,4fhV.4V PAPERS! THE BORN LOSER P INTING A L ITTLE CHALLENGE ' '..; by Art Sansom Jut! for (kit DEAR HELOISE: I have so many costume jewelry pins that I had boxes all over the place. So I took a piece of foam to fit the door frame casing in my bedroom (thedoor is close to my dresser), covered the foam with thin black material and nailed it to the door frame. lthenputallofmypinsonjt In pincushion fashion. The pins are now all together and no more hunting through ____________ boxes for the one wanted. It also makes a Very pretty __________ decoration for the bedroom, Guess and I have had a lot of corn'pilments on it. . ________ Ethel Buck g . And add mme to all the rest . - sounds darlIng I But I might add a note of ______ caution, be sin to P11CC It well above the reach of toddler set. Thosi shiny baubles are an open invitation I now lay the jars on their to little ones who can, in a few sides, and the cream Is easy to well-timed commando raids, use with no more under my reduce your cherished nails. collection to rubble. This will not work with new, Heloise full iii, but after you have A JARRING IDEAl used some off the top, you will DEAR HELOISE: be able to put your fingers in I have long fingernails and the jar on its side. always hated putting my Try this and you will store fingers In jars of cold cream, all your creams in jars this moisturizer, etc. way. Natalie Siclari PICTURE THISI DEAR HELOISE: Some time ago I saw In one of your columns a way of making an ordinary printed . picture to appear to be an oil painting. Would you please be so kind as to tell me what procedure is used in getting this effect? Thank you. Mrs. Walter Enquist what it is. . . yep, nylon netl Just stretch nylon net over the picture (any printed picture, such as come in magazines, books, and such) and hold it firmly. Give It a light coat of shellac. Carefully remove the net and let It dry. it gives the same ap. psarance that painting on canvas gives. Of course, cheesecloth would work too. Helois. DEAR READER: Thli$is your column. If you'd Ilk, to share a hint, ask a question or make a sugges. flon, writs, me care of this fhwopaps,' Hugs, Ifeloise S ............................. .6.'.*............. GOTTA HAND IT TO YOU, LEIGH DEAR HELOISE: I have the loveliest idea for anyone who uses hand. bags. Just take a pretty cloth placemat, fold it three. quarters up (narrow end to narrow end) and sew a seam around the folded area. Sew a button on the new clutch-purse and put a button We on the flap. Or you could use some of that self-gripping tape. Makes a cute Idea for church bazaars, gifts, etc. Leigh, Age 12 May Mar. Jul. j Oct. AUG. - 131C. DON'T FORGET LEAP YEARI DEAR HELOISE: I have an easy way of telling which months of the year have 31 days and which ones don't. Make a fist with one of your hands. Starting with your index finger knuckle, count it as January. The valley between the knuckle Is February. The next knuckle, March, and to on. When you get to August, begin at the beginning. The knuckles represent months with 31 days, and the valleys between your knuckles count as the months without 31 days. Try It, It's easyl Christie Burke, Age 11 Well, I'll bet And to think all these years I've been trying to remember the poem, "Thirty days hath S,ptombor..." Thanksl Heloise 9-23 -- -- Ain sSy'tdIcatIIN. . I 4. 4. .S I :-L �3Y LE An + TV 0 .i . - V •• ' •.' r vo P4 It Now ': . ffln - IN 7, 4 46 wip Am Ta r op ae 1, 10 F O .-.. -q r, op - l I• • ___ lqw I - ' .- AI - I t IA fo W. 70.- I. T. -*-I l YAL IL - I, •, file dw Li I 4 I :tP • i 4 ii ir ii ni imp * 11 1 - - '. ____________________ 4 -- - .v-. -- ILI f-.-!. --d - �1Co - _ I _ 4 I mV AP) 4 !'J SIR • - •, fit 17" Fi Obi Ok, At - .: rw IMP A t' 4MA son low Ap 1!IA.-- -U . . OIL '" I Pei •.. . I I I IL AIRI A& 1 1 06 Z1, 41 An _ ( ... T %. AW.. . .. �Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Prjce 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 29—Monday. Sept. 24, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32711 Is raeli Planes Shot Down 4 Sy rian Fig hters 40 FOR RELEASE SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 17? T. unl*rWhirI$53 TEL AVIV, Israel (UP!) - Israeli warplanes shot down four Syrian MiG-21s over Lebanon today in the second such battle in three months, Israeli spokesmen said. The command said U.S. built F-iS Eagle Interceptors and Israeli-made Kfir C-2 aircraft took part in the dogfight south of Beirut. A military spokesman said all the Israeli planes returned safely to base but gave no further details. by Hal Kaufman OLD ONETWOp Litters of the word clued In this old verse as ONE are to be franspewdie spell the word clued as TWO: - "With eyes suffused, her dear old face aglow. wirn pleasant m.merlis of lea, a,., Grandma, in cubit of easy chairs, sits ONE the TWO she often *sar$" Can you penle Itout? dI3jiu JIN IUV434Id ss an Sorry'Me-Notl A certain berry first appears green, than turns red, then blue. What berry? In Lebanon a spokesman for of the pro. Isracli Christian militias said two of the Syrian MiGs were shot down over Deir Al Qamar, 25 miles south of Beirut and two others over Armoun, 7 miles south of Beirut. Both villages are in the mountainous Shut area largely inhabited by Lebanese Druze. Syria's official Damascus radio made no mention of the dogfight. AJJiqsnq a" • Catchy Xml Aye. Boo and Coo are Aye has a niece and sispitiw. Cie has. alice and two nephews. See has hew many sees? . __ RiddleMe..ThIsI Why is TV a crazy business? Because of Its vldiôavnra.i... WAS— I"ILi.& .14 The driver of this car was killed in a collision In Casselberry Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Sun Bank VP Killed In Car Crash Casselberry Police were continuing their in. vestigation today into a Saturday night traffic accident that killed Sun Bank of Florida Vice President Harrison H. Brinkley. Briskly, 48, of Orlando was killed when the car he was driving struck a vending machine company van head-on on Seminola Boulevard about 300 feet west of Lake Drive In Casselberry. The accident occurred at 9:05 p.m., CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between to, and bittern panels. Hew quickly can you find them? Check answers with these below. 'ssa a ii,ig usl iwlisiw si Iws, v .5SS$OwS01 4"J8 aa 'aw a s' i 'weituip 01 ip" a :wsi ' -ri1i 1iNOI police said. According to police, Brinkley was headed westbound on Seminola when he pulled into the path of the van driven by Ronnie M. Jones, 32, of 1401 c a r I s I e Drive, No Casselberry. Jones was heading eastbound on Seminola, police said. Brinkley's car struck the left front of Jones' van and was then spun around, police said. In the Car with Brinkley was his wife, Marbiel, who was taken to i Florida North Hospital in Altamonte Springs where she was treated and released for minor injuries, police said. Police said Jones was uninjured in the accident, charges have been filed against Jones, who police said apparently tried to pull off the road in order to avoid the collision. But police said the accident is still under investigation, Brinkley, a native of Georgia, was hired as a bookkeeper with the First National Bank of Orlando, which later became Sun First of Orlando. He rose quickly with the parent company, Sun Bank of Florida, to head bookkeeper, assistant cashier and assistant vice president. In 1974 he was promoted to vice president in charge of facilities and purchasing and in July of this year he was named vice president in charge of operations and a staff officer of Sun Bank of Florida, Inc. Brinkley is survived by two daughters in Winter Springs, Debbie Brinkley and Mrs. Darlene Bennett. Other survivors include two sons, a third daugher, his mother, one brother, one grandmother and one grandchild all of Orlando and one sister from Winter Park. The death of Brinkley brings to 29 the number of persons Idiled In traffic accidents this year In Seminole Seminole County. —GEOFFREY POUNDS The command gave no immediate indication why their planes were in Lebanese air territory, but Israel carries out routine reconnaissance flights in the area to keep an eye on Palestinian guerrilla activities. Police sources in Beirut said a pilot was spotted parachuting into the hills south of the city. Loud explosions and the crackle of antiaircraft fire could be heard in downtown Beirut at 3 p.m. (9 a.m. EDT). Instructions were given to the Palestine Liberation Organization to halt anti-aircraft fire because a dogfight was taking place over the city, sources said. The dogfight was the second such Incident since June 27, when Israel warplanes shot down five Soviet-built Syrin MIG 21s in a dog fight over Lebanon. Military sources said the Israelis downed six Mlg2ls in that encounter. Previously, the Syrians and Israelis clashed in the skies in April, 1974, during the war of attrition on the occupied Golan Heights following the 1973 October war. Military analysts repeatedly have warned of the possibility of encounters between Syrian and Israeli warplanes over Lebanon because of the presence of Syrian forces in Lebanese territory. In the June incident, the Israeli warplanes were mothered by a high-flying Gruipman EC-2 Hawkeye surveillance plane that monitored the takeoff of the Syrian Jets from their base even while they were taxiing. It was not known immediately If a Hawkeye, Israel's latest aircraft acquisition from the United States, accompanied the Israeli warplanes on Monday's flight over Lebanon. Longwood Proposed Tax Rate At $2.9! 41 Set For Commission Longwood taxpayers should the police and fire departments get a slight break for fiscal 1919account for the increased total 1780 if the city commission budget for all departments. He tonight goes along with a . said two new men each will be proposed budget of $1,171,0 added to the police and fire calling fora tax rate of $2.91 per departments. Much of the $1,000 assessed valuation. The The first tenant on the first Thomas Wilson III, executive will be accomplished and paid with the city. surplus overage, he said, will go square foot, according to an new tax rate, if approved, is 4. floor of the Sanford City Hall director of the Housing for and the method to be used to capital Improvements such Authority spokesman. The cents per $1,000 assessed as road paving, storm drainage may be the Sanford Housing Authority, in a letter to the city for acquiring power service. The $4.57 rate, according to spokesman said leasing the city valuation less than this year's ' . The options the Authority City Manager Warren Knowles, Authority, has asked that the commission and parks and recreation. ca rpeting and parking hail space will save a con- $2.95 tax rate. The city commission at its 7 develop a lease agreement for a may consider are: connecting inincludes addition to the space. siderable amount of money Here is the proposed budget p.m. meeting today will con- one year period of time with to the city power system and annually for the authority. .. Although the proposed budget for 1979-1980 commissioners sider a proposal from the option for renewal. paying its pro rata share to the The Housing Authority .for the coming fiscal year is will discuss at tonight's Housing Authority to lease 3,000 The rate for leasing space is city, or metering its use apart currently leases 2,800 square The authority plans to move about $123,000 more than this meeting: square feet of the 16,OW square $4.57 per square foot. Details from city operations and feet of space in the Paulucci into the city hall space by Feb. I year's $1,048,000, an increase in Police Department — feet lower level of city ball for must be worked out by the contracting partitioning costs Professional Center on First if details can be worked out, DAVID CIIACEY the city's tax base as well as an $371,029; Public Works office space. Authority on how renovations with a private contractor or Street at a rate of $580 per —DONNA ESTES increase in the anticipated ...proposes budget Department - $258,458; Fire surplus account will generate Department - $151,051; Parka eno ugh revenues to keep the tax additional $30,000 more in and Recreation -- $57,541; rate about level, according to spending this coming year for Administration - $189,771. David Chacey, city ad2 ministrator. Chacey explained that this Today By DONNA EST Knowles will urge city corn- current sewer plant, located on concept has been on going for mission is expected to discuss year's budget had carried an Around The Herald Staff Writer Clock ..........4-A Horoscope ................. misslonersat a 7p.m. meeting Seminole Boulvard. the past three years, the past its possible participation in anticipated surplus revenue Bridge How much land should the today to proceed with the .....................4-B Hospital ................... Knowles isa memo to the city year has been filled almost workshop session this week, account of $131,000, but Calendar...................5-A Obituaries city of Sanford acquire for acquisition of 5.35 acres rather commission said that although entirely with "talk" - until Knowles said today he will urge come closer to $250,000. Comics expansion of the city's sewer than the 8.5 acres previously discussion of a plan for Sanford, lake Mary formally agreed to the city to move forward with .4-B OURSELVES ..............1-B Chacey said a 7.5 percent Crossword plant into a regional facility? considered. :::: .4-B Spins.................... Lake Mary and the county to participations a few weeks ago. the project without the county cost of living pay Increase for Editorial City Manager Warren ...................4-A Television ...... ...........1-B The property is west of the participate in the regional Noting 'the county corn- at this point. allcityernployees,aswellasan DearAbby .................1-B Weather ...................3-A City Hall May Have First Tenant How Much Land F Sewer Plant 4.3-A School Fire GL tS SL 101DIV Room - Damage $ 1 0,000 I --— -- --.-- .--*; --- -. ' -.-.--------------.--- -.-. -- -. .1 - . number of textbooks, a file . when the fire broke out. A fit, of tmkflown origin pletely destroyed. Original speculation on the blazed ins supply room Sunday Further Investigation of the cabinet, a chalkboard, and paper material including ifternoon at Goldsboro cause of the fire was offered by fire is now being coducted. master carbons, reading kits In Sanford Fire Chief George Elenen*arySchoo1, resulting The intensity of the fire and workbooks. estimated dimaes of $10,000. Harriet. Roberts indicated he had no Harriet, said Roberts, caused windows to pop out and There were no Injuries. idea how long the fire was that an electrical a chalkboard to buckle. A Charles Roberts, Pi'inclpal of reasoned located connectionin the ceiling tiles partial lid of destroyed sup burning before it was GoWdxro Elemedary, plies included four teacher's discovered. aarenuyshoned, igniting the M11W1hSLSsnfoed,aa1d The supply room, which used that damage was don, to - a. tiles which dropped on to a desks, three student chairs, that teacher's desk. Nobody was three circulating fans, tine to be a regular classroom, was nbsthgc1w,oxn, but an unknown also used for tutoring. the $IWIY room was corn. reported in the supply room ditto machines, - - r •'''•'' ___ H V .0nc"e; Warns Of Setbacks 00 imnw NA1IOtS (UPI) kq,ofastcyVain talks have now entered 'Ike But, Vance added, "Despite woriti prbiem 34th broad.4 agenda In history,It. Our esnergmce from the days of a otess to the Vase's !arM thi Ndim General Asembly was a gener- and he noted "North and South uni.Iintlgsg hostility, the East. that'ths 'IM p, rilatlonship pess repo rt have made progress on flasn West can y gpip trade cial and commodity detariorist, dea,osi3y sb.osthsgdeolth.worWu$ISfl . ,b* he in. issues ... expanded trade . been have the opportunities aectitty h*sredj of the IIh 'c'l' somber warnings. other," tie 0irea ITLade 141 IGlVhi* . 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BLONDIE Monday, July 16, by "TVU PROMlSE1O TAKEME PMc I 54DPPING . . . . Answer to Previous Puzzle ACROSS 44 Satan 46 Cookin, fat A 0 yl icAG tJW I T 1 Roman deity 48 Suffer ELi 5 Joy (Fr) remorse RA•N i.is NO 9 Batruroom 49 Stole cattle _______ M_F Ni 0 ' $w u r future 53 Swagger AM:A 12 Greedy 57 Gold (Sp) 1:8 F RRYI AR 13 English river 58 Smear tJ:N: r Y sA1$ I 0 14 Unrefined p TA$IVkcD.EMA 60 Garden metal F L1AN St I I'M A 0 C implement __ _ _ 15 Modern 61 Ocean lP:EP.o painter WA0 A, 1:0 N 62 Behold ILat I 16 Travel BAtI t , Au' 0 I 9,1 El 63 Smallsword 17 College TAIIL—o.o:N 64 Enervate FP FE ES . T F Or E degree fahbr) 65 Hone 18 Choose 66 Fewer f 3 20 Uproarious Phoenicia 45 Mother 22 Toy DOWN 23 Saul of Tarsus Careys 24 Weep 25 Invitation re 25 Soviet chicken 1 Green stone sponse (abbr )47 Wash by 29 Spaces 2 Elliptical 26 Employs 33 Compass draining 3 lqnomin'ous 27 Evening in point 49 Antarctic sea 4 Proclamations Italy 34 Feast in 50 Animal waste 5 Scold 28 Of ships Hawaii 6 Done with chemical (ahhr) 36 Island near 7 Form of 30 Mideast 51 Suds maker Corsica architecture seaport 37 Word of 52 Leader (It) 8 Agnes 31 Efficient Laction 54 Assault Moorehead 32 River in 3 ubricant. for 55 Hawaiian iine Advanced Dlabete S : EEtGY CRISIS $ OVE R __ ___ 5 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker BEETLE, WOULP FIRST, YOU'VE SEEN LOOKING VERY SLOPPY YES,:r WOULD YOU MINPA FEW MIND, FArGO! _________ _____ _ CONSTRUCTIVE COMMENTS? (c4Eck ) ) role short 42 Religious poem 7-1 6 THE ________________________________ BORN _____ ______ Europe DEAR DR. LAMB ' 13 12 1 15 — do Art I still need to lose at least 25 lot of candy and cake which, as pounds, but I'm thankful that you say, nearly killed you, I one facet of diabetes that hasn't hope that you learned from the — — OI8RUTU5 I W WAMP 0 J I W"AT ? If C Iiiiii, ARCHIE by Bob Montana 23 22 28 30 31 32 29 34 38 — — 42 36 43 —— 41 40 39 progresses so that lots of sugar diabetes itself. is lost in the urine, then such I'm sending you The Health individuals begin to lose weight Letter number 3.11, Diabetes: FRED, HAVE YOU BEEN READING ABOUT ALL THESE JUNKETS TO EUROPE THESE POLITICIANS HAVE BEEN _________ TAXING? WHAT 1 RESENTIS ~1 1 DON'T RESENT FOOTING FACT THAT WE HAVE TO SCRIMPANDSIAVE TO PAY TAXES TO UNDERWRITE THAT.' 63 — . — — o J9 ro EEK & MEEK ' by Howie Schneider The motion endorsing the project was made by commissioner Julian Stenstrom. It was approved unanimously by the full panel. that if you did your part, we would do our part. You've done your part; now it is up to us to do our part." However, before the vote came, the motion was amended to in- Before Stenstrom made his motion, he indicated that there may - passing lots of urine. Such in ! . , ... ..v- . 0 1A ACI TO PAY?! :. RPFTJ i ) 1i4 ( N w _ : PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I THE THEY'RE TAKING (I-'. __________ CLUB t6s TO co A PLAY.' WANT MAKING CHN4E5.' 10 SEE WRAT ARE THEY aJ CALLING IT? I ' .; (' EACH _____ VT, / wsr •742 usuz • impulsive •982 1 VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) _____ T I'. IA BUGS BUNNY by Stofful & Helmdahl ..-.--- ' ' . I le HrnY,'YLV&Teg, I '1 pip TH' ON FORTU- TEAcHEI) Er PAY5TRIC '1ANPIN OUT HERE Ri4CY F0Z .SC-VC-9AL. lHVTe5;.1 i&Ug /efi..AtL.. MENT FOR P149T LE1550N5I LIKE YOUR WAO NOT QUITE A5 MOIC ______ THAT MUCH? iTEMEP Zlf -. g I \ __________ • 53 .Qj9 • AJ11713 703 .. . . . .* . .. ,. .• . .. -. -. '"I"L X. ,. "'i A LONG - ' • ".rä1d'Photo by Torn this morning, opening an eight-foot-deep hole which swallowed the truck's rear was ccording to A.R. Kelly, Sanford public works director. the sewer line which collapsed was Installed by W.P.A. workers around 1925. Ile said th e city would not know how much the truck had been damaged until they got it out of the tenhy-fifteen foot hole, located in an alley next to 309 W. Fifth St. A Wyoming reader wants to know what, if anything, Oswald: "A bird in Ithe we bid in response to parthand is worth two in the bush ner's one-club opening. except when you need two We respond one diamond arise, it could be another story. birds badl ." so as to give him a chance to SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. ?91y Alan: "East takes his ace bid a four-card major at the You could be deprived ut GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Hy JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer All was sweetness and light hi by T. K. Ryan ThAT'S __ exhibited a new unanimity. and sees that he needs two ERN, send $1 to: "Win at tricks more. Where can they Bridge," care of this newspa- capable of. per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City be found? Only in the heart 4tSM*e C4t'E F4E$ .'v,6' _____________________________ WIT$OLST TELLING FOR 0 7 CIT?' '' .5 Al • 1% unanimously this week. - I*S -P8A9LY - -- their diplomas Sutton, incidentally, was repairing his assailaid's telephone line at the time of the shooting. in . The First Baptist Church of ,e. 'Oft t and Grant Avenue is also I— granted a more favorable agreed to make the switch over the property, Joseph Roach of to acquire the whole block inReal Estate 1, said a federal cluding the Little Dixie con- See LONGWOOD. Page 2A Signs Douglas Death Warrant ' Douglas, 43, was sentenced to office, said Douglas has not law was changed the jury thecourt& bY Craig Legge" SAWY the for the murder of Jessie filed any motions for post- recommendation was binding, ________________ ARIZ GE.,Thj"\ ______________________ Vv AL.WAYS ) . 0 i ' Today ___________________________________________ __________________________ ( ___ .'4 1 111, a __ a. Av 4P 4. S ' , . . _S.S-.• #. * '' — — I ' • thee INN 00 S 4 .4 role if the governor decides to flewspaper is equipping Its reporters with Douglas's attorney, Larry resist this shot showing Longwood's city hall 1976, and t he U. S. Supreme Spalding, argued that the Court the following October. shooting of Atkins was not registering a comfortable 72 degrees at Monday's Mrs. Atkins testified at the sufficIently heinous to Justify meeting. The thermostat was set at that ternth e death penalty. prlsonerforninedaysfollowlng her husband's murder. She fled Obituaries .................ZA Acknowledging that any murder is atrocious, he said and called police when he left Florida law makes a distinction Comics ....................2B OURSELVES ..............IS her alone, she said. .. Crossword .................28 SpOrts ..................... 5A Editorial ..................4A Television .................3B 1'arlb) "S - perature. ..........4A Horoscope .................2B Bridge ....................ZB Hos.. ................... 3A Calendar ..................U a 4% 0 - The sentence and conviction sign a death warrant, which is therometers to check out compliance with the new were upheld by the State appealable only to the courts, regulation. The Herald's Jane Casselberry could not trial that Douglas held her Around When he finally did, he unleashed ------ ,: Supreme Court In February, to come out of his cell today. an angry tirade about ' to teAimony of Mrs. Atkins. There currently are 130 In- At first, Theodore Bundy refused wAtUED ____ ____ 0 Friday, July 20, and Friday, p.m. today In Bartow. history of Florida to be signed by Graham since he took them have sexual intercourse heard by the state Clemenency IT'S COOL IN HERE July Sarasota attorney Larry executed ter the jury recom- office last January, but only one while he watched. Superintendent David Brier- Spalding, a private attorney mended mercy," Spalding said. man — John Spenkelink — has Board. Florida law, the The city of Longwood has apparently not got He then struck Atkins in the board getsUnder to act only if the ton set the execution for 7 a.m. who represents Douglas "The foreman of the jury jj actually died. The others won head with the butt of a rifle and governor recommends President Carter's message about setting therThursday, July 26. through the public defender's dicated it was 12-0. Up until the stays that are still pending in shot him in the head, according clemency. The board has no mostats at 75 degrees In public buildings. One I __________________________________ ._I - -' ZOONIES , , Approximately 1,981 high school seniors in Seniinole County's public schools March 22, the date the old 1883 Village Inn, a historical $330,000. mission. conditions in his cell, page 2A. 0 'llie Winter Park Telephone Company requested no charges be filed at this time. Atkins Jr., the husband of conviction relief. He said the but under the new law it Is not. mates on Florida's Death How. ty, using Douglas's prior record "I thought we had an exDo uglas was convicted of as a troublemaker and the signed a death warrant order- near Bowling Green in Polk sentencing was on the origin al cellent chance for clemency, abducting Atkins and his 20- atrociousness of the crime as ing the execution of convicted County July 17, 1973. motion of appeal.. but obviously the governor did year-old wife at gunpoint and aggravating circumstances. killer Howard V. Douglas A hearing for a stay of "If Mr. Douglas is executed, not think so," he said, forcing them to drive to a Douglas's appeal for comniuduring the period between execution was sched uled for 1 he will be the first man in the It was the filth dea th warrant wooded area where he made tation to life in prison was twice 0 a 0 -- telephone Company, told deputies the shots were fired by a man froma yacd oil the south side of the lake. One shot hi t a tree limb about two feet from him, Sutton said. Front their investigation, deputies found a hardship on us," Layer said. "It really didn't make that much of a difference." week, a 30-year franchise Longwood could ask to reopen Also at the meeting, City restoration grant is available venience slore and pool hall. agreement with Winter Park negotiations. administrator David Chacey whicli would allow the city to "We could refurbish it into a Telephone Company was given The City's lr.GntWy crcdit uf was asked to look into the get back up to 50 percent of the lx!"utiful city hall." she added. Graham _______________ ______________ Il ' -- impedes visibility from the southside of the lake, deputies say. A 7• MILLION _ ____ 0 , II __ 'llie heavy brush surrounding the area deputies. Sutton, who is employed by the Winter Park — Gov. Bob Graham today Douglas' former lover, Helen, only motions argued since the __________________ __ J - 5:30 p.m., according to Seminole County If? itow c z FIND Eff 4 .,•,o,.t. diplomas as a result of not passing the test won't work any a raft in front of his parents' home, deputies day. lie and members of the family had been unable to catch it. by Stan Lee and John Romita _____ . Eugene Sutoon, 20. of 1807 Coolidge Ave., Sanford, said he was busy repairing a telephone line on Lake Drive in Casselberry when two shots were fired about Reginald a prospective site for a city hull. The four-member body which franchise expired. Sould the landmark, for use as a city hall. Mayor June Lorinann said who has been last week split 2 to 2 on many Winter Park Tel has agreed city purchase or bui ld a new The Herald last week she was not onl y interested in negotiating for the church issues, passed some of them that should any other city be city hall the company has also reported the exclusive agent for the hotel building but would like property, said the city had .c __ pleased the tests were declared "valid and an appropriate educational tool." "The delay for withholding (For a copy of JACOBY MOD- s moommo~ i•" • was ruff 7ben-he looks further ___ ___________________________ jfv, he 23-year-old man had fired two shots from his TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) - *" PAPM today of harmony between you and but today don't try to do or 10 (IIEi) described as a "nuisance." a few feet front his perch. said Longwood Monday night as the fmni ai oval after the firm at least $375 a month, which the possibility of a federal purchase price and renovation .'. ThE3 IEE4J A RRCUJrUJ 1k) ITAL'.. CHINA J)ST PUPIA5W E3WJ I4JD Th f(Cf MILK UJEJJT UP 10 A 4 man when a shot bounced off a tree limb just Layer something today where a team It's admirable to want to help effort is called because of a lack others how and where you can, P ( tendent of Schools William city commissioners meeting in agreed to amend the contract at telephone company hai agreed assistance grant should the city cost. lie said the purchase price I A)ngwood property on Church a comfortable 72 degrees the insistance of the com- to pay will be retroactive to decide to purchase Langwood's of the t hree-story hotel is Stree - AF*ICA$J C ERPJJJTS FELL., .22 caliber rifle in an attempt to kill a duck he of diamonds and sees that one level. bird in the hand. He can give (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) his partner an immediate .IJ fiE,' LT&J ,%t01) a telephone po le Monday. a Sanford man felt more like it sitting duck than rep.air L ongwood Approves Telephone Franchise 0 J743 ___________ rUMBLEWECDS Sitting Duck' Seminole County Superin received and Also Sontag -The schedule for im- 7.16-0 •Q by Bob Thaves ,- . ~ ,:, A sewer line collapsed under the weight of a half-filled Sanford garbage truck diamonds at trick two. That one almost worthless bird By Oswald Jacoby be ready and able to compete on -in equal footing. lie was aiming for a white-colored duck on .•,•.,. - t make six, instead of just You hold: • Q 853 J942 p students, parents and teachers. ...' held the ace of hearts instead of th e king he would blacks, but said more time Is needed to eliminate vestages of the old segregation system which might make It harder for some blacks to pass and to . /: .. •, • --- ;' assumptions could turn a everything is going your way. profitable thing into a loser. Should an unexpected Crisis Af'1'rHING. An light of the evidence of tinie to orient the Audents provide proper notice to N SPIDER-MAN . - , . . , requiring Carr rejected arguments that to juniors, said Ithy. It tests jectives and to eliminate the Amendment,'' Can' concluded the exam is biased against students' basic skills in math taint on educational develop- in a 54-page opInion. 0 '' . .. Stalemated on the issue last franchise agreement, at no charge. ,.s.*4'i - •' - * . hand and does give West that diamond ruff. If he covers West lea ds a heart back and again the ruff is waiting." Alan: "Note that if South _ Take nothing for granted You're a marvelous person to commercially today. Improper be around today when .- .. East has his second bird in Opening lead: •2 TAURUS (April 20-May 20) .- - from approximately 4,200 members 'the functional literacy test is and teachers to the new func- plementation (of the literacy of the 1q79 public school senior a portion of the state tional literacy objectives, to law is a violation of the due class throughout the state. assessment test administered insure i nstruction in the ob- process clause of the 14th .,j,i. .• . suit and only they can be Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) I-ft WON'T i1'E AS I..OPJG AS 2- DON PROWN and follow directions so they enjoined Ralph Ray, administrative can do everyday tasks front passage of the (test) as a couldn't deny diplomas to the diplomas "tit their own PUS your counterpart. Put it promise more than you're 0 June. Of that figure, SOHIC 50 and English. ment which accompanied students didn't get diplomas "The test requires them to be segregation, the court is of the students who fail it until 1983. way" but probably will mail relating to the necessary peri od I PUS as school diplomas after all. district is now awaiting official balancing a checkbeok," Ray a period of four years. U.S. District Judge George C. word on the ruling from the said. By the end of the court 's Carr of Jacksonville upheld the state departieiit of education. In upholding the test, Carr injunction, al l st udents sho ul d test Friday but said the state Each high school will rlistrimitc ruled: - ' . i. Be very prudent in matters together. FRANK AND ERNEST iIorri literacy test will get their high assistant, said the school cuinparativt' shopping to requirement for graduation for . ' r , • Hobson's choice. He can duck or he can cover." Oswald: "If he ducks, Dealer: North West North East South ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) 23-Oct. 23) D* f '79 who failed the functional taken right away:" Oswald: "Therefore, the winning East player leads his queen of hearts at trick two." 7.16-A Vulnerable: Both for you to a limited degree relating to your personal today. Should they feel you f inances today lest you do expect too much, they may somet hing foolish that could withdraw t heir support. offset your gains. LIBRA Get The esthnated 50 Seminole because they had failed the able to read and understand opinion that the state should be BRIDGE Al 4 K 105 per hand. Friends are willing to go to bat hearings on the budget later this summer. County students of the class of literacy test. _____ 0. To 8)'SlutRoN CARRASC() disease, eye problems and even SOUTH KJIII$$ ,K8 •Q6 - follow-through needed. N NORTH •AQ 107 •K985 . 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. decisions today. If you feel you 10019. Be sure to specify bi rt h need more time to think t hings out, take' tt time. - new fiscal %ear beginning Oct. 1. An indication of the city's cominitment to the improvement plan should come during public The judge's ruling effects then, out, Ilay saiti. LEO (July 23 Aug. 22) Your PISCES (Feb. 20 March 20) first efforts are likely to be your Too much of a good thing could best ones today, but If you don't be bad for you today. Exercise grab the brass ring on your Initial try you may not have the overindulgence doesn't gain the ______ ________ making 'We won't see a battle on that. Th e merchants are go in g to stay open if there's business to be had. I don't think you'll have to convince anyone of that," she said. The commissioners must have a budget completed prior to the Here De e Literacy Test Fatlure 50 0 - .- In the year following your birthAQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) day by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for Don't let yourself be pressured each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box into traded additional shoppers. Commissioners David Farr and Eddie Keith said the developinent corporation deserves credit for its significant contribution to the city. Said Farr: "Two years ago the city commission promised )'OU Herald Staff Writer July 17, 1979 21) You may not be at your best dividuals may eat a lot and still painful involvement of the A new and important friend today in tasks requiring lose weight. nerves to your feet and legs. WI of people are going to be asked to pity for this project. But they can't enjoy it if they are not offered a c latice to shop. Many people can't get downtown between 9 a.m. spiet may enter your life this coming patience and persevereance Th HLINTIN& (EE) Iw some assurance required front downtown merchants that they keep their businesses open at least one night a week. itid 5 .tn. if the stores don't stay open, they wouldn't be attracte(l, and they wouldn't enjoy the improvements," Stenstrom saii.I. Iftit Ms ,Jacobson said she did not think there would be a Nevertheless, the mood was optimistic for downtown boosters. completion of the first phase, she said. ..' :" ,,;:' I. -- y problem with merchants closing early if the improvements at- spend $88,000 for materials. The city also would be asked to supply equipment and labor. If the entire project were done by a private be replaced so the diabetic is taken proper measures to thirsty. Hence this causes two control it, the more likely you of the im portant symptoms of a are to have complications, di abetic — being thirst y and Including heart disease, kidney SAGITTARIUS avorabl iitousands and thousands If the commission comes up with the money, Ms. Jacobson said, the initial phase of the project could be completed in 30 to 42 weeks. ' 1.' . .. F provements could be made at less cost in years subsequent to the eliminated. That water has to diabetes go without having year through someone you because you might try to foralready know. The three of you sake quality for speed. will share many pleasant times. CANCER (June 21-J uly 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. Be optimistic and expectant 19) Normally you're rather today, but also be realistic, cautious taking a gamble, but Should you you hope for more than today you may involve yourself you're entitled to you might be In something that looks like a se verely disappointed. Find out s ure th ing on the s ur face. Face 11V project. from First Street. L and planner Glenn Mitchel of the consulting firm of Reynolds Land and Associates told the commissioners at a special budget workshop session at City Hall that the plan .iouid require the city with the sugar that's being status. The longer you let your For Tuesday, July 1 7, 1979 YOUR BIRTHDAY clude an obligation by the development corporation to provitiv precise figures and a four-year breakdown of costs of the entire and so it passes a lot of water about improving your health ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL _ revenues for the coming fiscal year. the diabitic loses a lot of sugar NY 10019. in the urine. Putting it all together, I The kidney has trouble really think you ought to get keeping the sugar in a solution busy and make a serious effort HOROSCOPE / "core" of a larger revitalization scheme. Additional im- symptom of more advanced newspaper, P..O. Box 1551, diabetes. It happens because Radio City Station, New York, — — — — 66 — — — — — L. _________ _ 62 — — — — — — ________________________________________________________________ I, I Park east to Palmetto avenues. The plan also calls for im- funds." Finding the funds could be difficult for the commissioners, who face the task of trimming the general government budget nearly $200,000 in order to keep expenditures in line With afltici1XIte(l - 61 PAVING TO BRING THEM BACK.' _______ THE BILLS TO SEPID POtITICIANSOUTOF "This could be a turning point in image-building. It looks like the beginning of implementation," said Sara Jacobson, a development corporation director. Ms. Jacobson said the plan presented monday represented the . contractor, he said, the cost would be about $210,000. frequently. This is a common request to me, in care of this I REALLY RESE Viewed necessarily mean implementation will follow. The plan, developed by the Greater Sanford Development corporation, calls for street repaving and construction of new sidewalks on a two and one half block area on First Street from Management, to give you more opposite problem. — — — 46 47 48 — — — — — I'm glad that your dia bet es information on your problem. hasn't progressed to that stage, Other r ea de rs who want this but I am concerned a bo ut your issue can send 50 cents with a 4 9 50 51 — 53 — — 52 statement that you're thirsty all long, stamped, self-addressed —— 60 57 58 59 the time and must urinate envelope for it. Send your - Plan and may have just exactly the Diagnosis, Prevention And 45 44 ford "What we have done." Stenstrom said, "is approve the tit(. concept of the plan and pledge to support it if we can find tile Sanford city conunissioners Monday approved in concept a plan for the revitalization of the downtown area, but the move does not 0 provements on a onehalf block section of Magnolia Avenue south people with adult onset diabetes the infection occurs, it can are overweight. If the diabetes seriously affect the state of the I S The plan will feature Victorian brick sidewalks with landscaped bench areas. The city-funded improvements would complement building improvements made by the merchants and downtown property owners, Mitchel said. He said the merchants are being asked to restore their buildings to their original appearance. true other that diabetics are more prone to any appreciate common boils. For that matter, suggestions that you have, DEAR READER — It's true diabetics are more prone to that In the early stages, many Infections in general. Then once 24 26 127 25 33 —— 37 bd~ ____________ i not painful and it doesn't bother letter are particularly apt to so 21 20 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff in it. I nearly died. I had to doctor help you with a basic diet that fits your ideal weight. learn the hard way. Those simple formations that I am thirsty all the time and do have to urinate a lot, but it's you described In the rest of your me in any her way. I would occur in diabetics. It 's al 19 Downtown attacked me yet is un- lesson. The most important advice I controllable weight loss. Two years ago I ate three can give you is to go ahead and bags of M&M's. I also ate fruit slowly and sensibly eliminate cake and it had plenty of sugar your excess body fat. Let your 17 an had the experience by eating a ago. Sansom 18 ——— But Finding Funds May Be Difficult I LOSER by Lamb but I try to keep it down. I weighed as much as 250 pounds ] but now I'm down to 225. I have very little difficulty with my diabetes and have never used You certainly should avoid Insulin although Idid have to be h hospitalized two or tree years the sweets. While I'm sorry you 14 — — (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Dr. retired and I 've ii 16 Evening Herald the mall for 30 England 59 Wager 13 i 1111eralcl !!OId3327! list Year, No. 28 4— Tuesday, July 17, 1979- I years carried until I was always had a weight problem ___ r - discovered ago that I was diabetic. 56 River in I I Mrs Truman 40 Flightless 19 Labor b1fds yniptorai ______________________ instruments 9 Ado 12 wds) 35 Over (Ger) 10 Hindi dialect 38 Stigma 41 Southern state (ahhr I 2 ___ Common S A , )_i_ 0 . : (13a L JUST 'T HAvE THE ¶1 Young .44ATTArV(J KJYdP L 54 PROMiSE Chic . . ' a lB Wetlit'i a Ø • 4 - . County officials say they are as to motive and degrees and The trial jury recommended the killing of Atkins grew out of mercy, but Judge William K. already doing their part "a love triangle, a crime of 2A Lave 1rn povd the death penal. passion" . - 0 0 - , - 0 .' In conserving energy page 3A. • 0 - • - 0 • • . 0 - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. , ~ Tuesday, July 17, 1919 WORLD Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sanford Man Stabbed In Chest By Woman By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer :: Action A 28-year-old Sanford man is listed in satisfactory condition today after he was stabbed In the chest with a steak knife, according to a Seminole Memorial Hospital spokesman. Nathaniel Bailey, 28, of 1316 Southwest Road, Sanford, was stabbed in the right upper chest at his home early Monday afternoon, Seminole County deputies say. A woman reportedly did the stabbing but no charges have been filed against her and no motive has been established. Bailey is employed in the labor department of the city of Sanford. 'iN BRIEF .,l Iraq Leadership Changes In Television Spectacular BAGHDAD, Iraq (UP!) — The leadership of Iraq thanged hands in a stunning television spectacular. But for all the drama, little or no change was expected in Baghdad's hard-line stand against the United States and the Egyptian-Israeli peace. Ahmad Hassan Al Bakr, 65, stepped before the cameras Monday night to announce he was resigning as Iraq's president "for health reasons" and that strongman Gen. Sadam Hussein was taking his place. The ruling Revolutionary Command Council announced immediately that Hussein, 42, a tall, elegant champion of Iraqi itaath Socialist Party infighting, will move into all of $akr's position -- the presidency, the council chairinanship, the premier and the Baath Party secretary generalship. There was no advance warning of the shift, which appeared to consolidate in Hussein the power he has shared with Bakr as an "indispensable partner" since 1973. * Fires * Courts ATTEMPTED RAPE Sanford police are looking for a teenage boy who made a Seminole Community College teacher undress at knifepoint in a women's lounge on campus. The 46-year-old woman told police the youth grabbed her early Monday afternoon in the lounge of the fine arts building. Threatening her with the knife, the woman said she was told to take off her clothes and was then forced to the floor by the youth. Sanford police say the woman successfully fought off the youth who then ran through the campus carrying his clothes in his hand, The teenager was described as about 1& years-1d, and wearing a blue and white striped surfer shirt and light-colored pants. I rs _ European Parliament Meets I. . .4 . % -~ . I 1 I . . . .. ' ' .. Refugees. Head For Norway / 10 SINGAPORE (UPI)— Another 26 Vietnamese refugees rescued by a Norwegian tanker headed for Singapore " today with a guarantee they would be resettled in the Scandanavian nation. The 80,000-ton Bar Bare was en route for Japan for repairs when It picked up the refugees in the South China :" Sea, according to the Singapore representative for the U. N. High Commissioner for Refugees. The latest group, which has a guarantee of resettlement in Norway, included 10 children, 6 women and 10 men. " It was not immediately known whether they were from the original group of 289 who were towed away from Malaysia July 3 and cut adrift the next day in live leaky boats with little fuel or water. "b! . .. ___ *, "' . I '. ./ ' . /,. - I . I J, .; 11 ' :a: ( ' , 1. \1 . ".Iii,~, . - Surgeon Impostor Sentenced - LONDON (UP!)— A former lifeguard who fooled health officials Into thinking he was a qualified surgeon performed at least 17 operations before he was fired for : Inefficiency and eventually arrested. Francis Murphy, 30, who said he always wanted to be a doctor, was sentenced to two years in jail Monday by Judge James Ruskin at the Old Bailey court. Murphy pleaded guilty to dishonesty obtaining a medical certificate and posing as Dr. Anthony John Murphy to obtain a job as orthopedic surgeon at Redhill Hospital in Sheffield in northern England. . A" 7). '. d '. ' . . ATLANTA (UPI)— Coca-Cola, banned in Egypt 12 years ago because of political pressures, Monday announced plans to re-enter the Egyptian market later this week. 1. it) J. Paul Austin, chairman of the board and chief executive officer of Coca-Cola, said an agreement had been signed with the Arab Republic of Egypt to begin sales in Cairo Saturday, climaxing lengthy negotiations between the soft drink manufacturer and the Egyptian government. Coca-Cola products were boycotted by the Arab League .; a dozen years ago because the company did business with ' 1rael. '' ''• U.S. Won't Cut OPEC Aid WASHINGTON (UP!)— The United States gives millions in aid to several OPEC countries and has no intention of stopping or cutting it in light of the recent oil price increases. The Agency for International Development said In a newsletter it is in the best interests of the United States to continue "limited assistance to the non-Arab countries of Indonesia, Ecuador and Nigeria, which together provide more than 20 percent of U. S. oil." VEATH ER Daytona Beach: high 3:1 a.m.readIngs; temperature, overnight lows, 74; LIII., 4:31 p.m.; low 10:02 n.m. 80 90; 10:51 P.M. high, yeiterday's Port Canaveral: high, 3:41 baometrIc pressure, 30.05; percent; n.m., 4:28 p.m.; low, 9:53 a.m. humIdity, 85 relative 10:42p.m. wthdiSnt5 mph. Bayport: hIgh, 9:13 a.m. 'orecait: Partly cloudy Wednesday with 11:18 p.m.; low, 3:05 LM,, 4:41 Ill sc$ttered mostly afternoon and p.m. BOATING FORECAST evn1ng thundershowers. Highs &.Augusthleto Jupiter lnIn Intbe low to mid OL Lows in the 70s. Winds variable mostly out 50 miles Winds variabk soitherly 10 mph or less. mostly southerly around 1( Clance of rain 70 percent today, knots through Wednesday. Sea 30 percent tonight and 10 per- 3 feet or lee. Scattered main!) afternoon and evening thun c$t Wednesday. derstozma with gusty winds. WEDNESDAY TIDES — wnhig Hcndd t usps ai.2mi Tue$day. July 17, 1979—Vol. 71, No. 294 Pufttied Daily and Sunday. cusps Saturday by The Sanford Herald. :Inc,, 300 N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. 377fl. Second Class Postage Paid at Sanford, Florida 32171 )iome Dlivery; Week. PS cents; Month. $3.25: $Mønthi, $11.50; Year. ZU 00 By Mail: Week, IS cents: Month 53.60, S Months, $31.50; Year, • ':t . , - . ... a. • . , - I. . ' •.• 1• ... . -I% ' . . • •: a •.. . - . .. ., • .' .•' • ., .'. -. . • WASHINGTON (UP!) — The House, taking a critical look at expense allowances for presidents, past and present, has voted to dock Richard Nixon his $68,000 allowance for a year and make President Carter spend his expense money or give it back. But efforts to eliminate the $35,000 travel allowances for former presidents — Nixon and Gerald Ford — failed. The actions came during House consideration Monday of a bill to fund White House operations. In Nixon's case, the House voted to deduct from his official yearly allowance $66,000 to repay the government for improvements made to his San Clemente estate while he was president. His yearly allowance— pinned by law to current salaries for Cabinet officers — is, coincidentally, $66,000. Herald Photo'bv Torn Vincent -••,.- • - 10 - ! 1 .. -, ~`"' WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter pla ns to propose a payroll tax cut if unemployment rises sharply, and is sticking to his goal of a balanced budget despite the high costs of his new — energy proposals. fl,e president, on a one-day trip to Kansas City, Mo., and Detroit Monday, was in a euphoric mood following the good reception he has received so far from his Sunday night energyindependence address to the nation. He says he has learned his lesson a bout remaining Isolated, and i will spend much of the rest of his time in office among the people. ;. . Carter, spending his first full day in the Oval Office since i •. : .L__ ______________ from Camp David, planned meetings today with the returning ; .p';;'; bipartisan congressional leadership, his Cabinet and the White 4j ', House senior staff. .. .. ~ Answering questions from members of the Comunications . . . . . I , .Workers of America in Detroit Monday, Carter acknowledged that because of the increase in the price of oil, the nation faces "some increase in inflation, perhaps some increase in unemployment." "If the unemployment rate starts getting too high , than I will Teller Jeannene Davis (left) takes the first deposit Tuesday at the New take action," he said. "It would be to lower taxes. And If we lower FIRST DEPOSIT Longwood office of the Flagship Bank from Betty Webb of Wekiva Marina. them, my first preference would be to lower the payroll tax." AT NEW OFFICE Ralph Pezold is manager of the new branch, which Is located at 1020 State Road Addressing the National Association of Counties in Kansas City 434. earlier, Carter said he expected to maintain a "steady course" on his austere 1980 budget, which he said was aimed at achieving a balanced budget and meeting the serious problem of inflation. But, he added, "I will also not hesitate to take action to avoid a .'• "- - .-- A . r "' 1OwYea Plan A Energy Chief Says serious recession." "For the rest of the time that I am in office, I am going to spe nd more time among you. I am going to Listen to your voice, I am r ... 'I will also not hesitate But to lake action to avoid a serious recession' to .. work i5., r.nmnnb,n I aoinp --. .- closer to tm,, "1'i,rfgr ,,ni,I "fl,,rin,, ..IUIl)flhIJI "'b pending the results of a bluehad to do that, because otherwise I never would have been elecribbon panel study on the Three ted." Mile Island accident. Carter said many of the 150 persons who met with him at Camp About 13 percent of the David had told him: "You are not out among the people enough. nation's electricity now Is You don't listen to us enough." generated by nuclear reactors, "Well, I listened to that, and I learned my lesson," Carter said. Schlesinger said. Aides said they knew of no immediate plans for Carter to do "We will not be able to more traveling. achieve these goals if we retain The mood of the president, his staff — and his audiences — was the present regulatory morass optimistic and responsive to his forceful new approach. lie was or institutionalized impasse applauded 27 times during his 33-minute #Adress in Kansas City that has come to characterize and 23 times in his one-hour remarks and questlonanswer session decisions in the energy area," in Detroit far more frequently than usual. BROKEN BOW, Okla. (UPI) An escaped Florida said Schlesinger. Carter used his Kansas City address to elaborate on his 10-year, double murder suspect, several companions and a fellow Ile said the Energy Mobiliza$140 billion energy program which he said was designed "so that escapee, all considered armed and dangerous, are Lion Board would have the never again will our nation's independence be hostage to foreign believed headed for the small southeastern Oklahoma power to cut through oil." red tape community of Broken Bow, authorities have warned. by making decisions on power The entire cost, he said, would come from the windfall profits James Daniels Jr., 20, Of Broken Bow, and Jack Edward projects if state, federal or local tax he has proposed for the oil Industry, and hence would not Legg, 32, of northeastern Texas escaped Sunday from the officials [ailed torespond mean big bud get deficits. lie urged quick congressional approval Broward County, Fla., jail. Two other prisoners who WItfllfl a prescribed time. of the tax. escaped with the pair were captured early Monday come from a diverse collection consumption to coal or other It also is empowered to And he mentioned nuclear power Monday — a subject not morning near Pompano Beach, Fla. of conservation and fuel- fuels under an anticipated Identify priority national covered In his Sunday speech. He noted that a presidential Broward County Deputy Sheriff Tony Fantigrassi said switching measures, including: congressional mandate. The secur ity projects, waive time. commission is investigating the Three Mile Island nuclear acauthorities believe Daniels' father, James Daniels Sr., —1.5 million barrels a day switch will be accomplished by consuming approval cldent, but added, "nuclear power must play an impo rtan t role in and the younger Daniels' girlfriend, Short Lynn Houser, through developing a variety of coupons for oil purthcscc that procedures and eve: set aside the United Sta tes to ensure our energy future." may have been involved in the escape. whirl. I. nhn..nA .n1 I. .. I 0" WMI t.%IJ$ - 5flLflL1C IUCIS. we e:ecnc utilities could swap laws that could delay Carter's Authorities said the fugitives are thought to be driving dinating crash programs and —1 million barrels a day from among themselves to meet plan. two cars. pushing them to conclusions. the so-ca lled unconventional individual requirements. Schlesinger said he and The Energy Security Cor- fuels, like gas squeezed out of —The f inal 750,000 barrels a Treasury Secretary Michael poration will be financed by $88 impermeable rock and sand day from such conservation Blumenthal have been Charged billion from the Treasury — formations. measures as home Insulation, to come up with plans to enforce presumably furnished by the —500,000 barrels a day of car-pooling, a switch from oil to Carter's import quotas on the PIERRE, S.D. (UP!) Bureaucratic and legal tangles proposed windfall profits tax on hard-to-extract, Californian gas for home an d commercial oil companies within 30 days. oil, and by funds from the sale heavy oil in response to heating, thermostat controls, delayed a federal spraying program until it was too late to The quota for this year has ci $5 billion In small denomina- decontroled prices and a total and greater reliance on mass been set at 8.2 million save the state's western range-lands from a grasshopper barrels a tion energy war bonds. It would exemption from the windfall transit. infestation this summer, area ranchers charge. day and 1910's quota will be stimulate development and profits tax. Schlesinger said Carter's under the 8.5 million barrel "We've still got infestations up to 100 hoppers per producti of on oil sub st itutes. —Half the remaining 1.5 plan contains no initiatives for limit Carter agreed to at the square yard," rancher Howard Ireland of Belvidere said The projected 4.5 mil li on mil on rre from li ba ls tili u ties exploiting nuclear energy, and Tokyo economic summit, he -• of the $1.6 million program. "We had troubles getting the barr el pe r-day savings would switching 50 pe r ce nt of their o il no f c inan in g Is earmarked for It said. government going. They just wanted to wait and I think LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE we should have sprayed earlier." — Loans can be arranged up to S50.000' If you own The program, financed In thirds by the U.S. Department I our own home, condominium or mobile home and ot. All homeowners qualify, including widows, re- of Agricult ur e, the state government and the ran chers, tirees and even those rejected by banks or loan sprayed an estimated I million acres of rangeland W .. I..tt .1 ,k companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMII . IW4 %I& PLETELY PAID FORt I By ANDREW A. YEMMA "It's usually 98 degrees inhere, even If we would turn it down to is ALL APPLICANTS MAY United Press International 6511" Greer said. "It would be getting outrageous to keep It hotter. BE ELIGIBLE America's office workers roiled up their shirtsleeves and People pay for an atmosphere of comfort when they go out." HOSPITAL NOT ES turned up their thiermodats In line with President Carter's energy EASYEXTENDEO / -. Stewart Mauer, manager of the downtown Hilton Hotel in conservation mandate Monday. Their reactions varied from REPAYMENT TERMS -. Indianapolis, said It's all In the attitude, anyway. • Irritation in the hot Southlands to Indifference In the unseasonably "If everyone thinks they're going to be hot and uncomfortable, cool North. FAST LOAN Norman & Patricia Kog.r a girl SEMINOLE MEMORIAl. then they'll probably be hot and uncomfortable," he said. "The J,ame$ I. Lois Morris a boy HOSPITAL "We're just in this little area where there's no air. It's terrible. APPROVAL Keith I Dixie Pickman a girl, idea is to think cool." JULY iS It's asweaahcp,"gruusedHol1ie Mann, aaejety for Small Deltono Sanford: ADMISSIONS Secretaries in the While House, already steamy for weeks Business A iliijstratIon who said the temperature in her building because it was the first place Carter ordered mandatory therreached $7 degrees. Hydnieth Amos DISCHARGES mostat settings, took to wearing sun dresses and cooling themNellie Brewer Sanford: That was In Lubbock, Texas, where the afternoon high neared Hydnleth Amos Melvin Daniels selves with brightly colored fans. Reporters In the press room i00 degmes. Aretha M. Barr James Harr likened it to a sauna. Workmen Installed screens In many of the Juanita M. Decker In Chicago, where it never got above a pleasant 78, most office Haiti. Lavigne Wed Wing offices so windows could be propped open. Gertrude M. Goodati .Donna Rogers workers scarcely noticed whether thermostats had been turned State workers in Miami shed three-piece suits for cooler cotton Helen J. Hill Charlie W. Stafford up to the required 78 degrees (Carter's mandate calls for 65 Ethel K. Peunifoy Debra Young guayaberaz a shodaleeved cotton shirt of Latin origin and degrees In the winter). CALL Marcile Terklngton -Elizabeth Beitz. D-eBery armed themselves with sling psychometers, devices one swings In - Maude P. SIlicon, DeBary Patrick J. Zeuli A telephone survey of several restaurants found the managers TOLL FREE a circle to measure the dewpoint. When it reaches a level of 65 Michele Cox, Winter Springs Sylvia Davis I baby girl were not even aware Of the president's order to conserve energy. ANY TIME Betty Lowdermilk & baby girl BIRTHS • percent, thermostats may be turned down to compensate for the Sieve Greer, manager of P.S. Chicago, a nlgddub-reataurant, Violattam filoddermoysir, Dolilons Sanford: Pn AATII'CA tWitflç4i $r,,c$$ ffic overbearing humidity, Dade County General Services AdJeffery & Shelley Herter a girl Corns M. Jencks. Orange City sild his place is hot enough as it Is. 001 N kU9AQ4 A.s S.'t. 415 Ottioda Ii 32603 ministration Director Joe Fletcher said. WASHINGTON (UP!) — Energy Secretary James Schlesinger thinks President Carter's 10-year plan is achievable — but not "if we retain the present regulatory morass or institutionalized impasse" that characterizes decisions. The dour-faced, pipe-smoking Schlesigner told reporters Monday the proposals for replacing daily imports with conservation and new energy sources — with no nuclear power increase — Is difficult, but not impossible. "The goal Is achievable. It's an ambitious goal but it is achievable," Schlesinger said at a briefing on the details of the Carter an The "heart of this new endeavor," he said, are the proposed Energy Security Corporation f inancing plan and Energy Mobilization Board Escapees In Oklahoma? — .., ... . P4%a. •flI - ... ,a - - -,--.. - - -- -- - At A, Ar - - HOMEOWNERS: Grasshopper Spray Too Late? - Need Cash? — Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! - . r The Idea Is To Think Cool' I ...,. AREA DEATHS .,• I4 MIAMI (UP!) — An Air Force hurricane hunter plane was investigating today a tropical depression moving toward the Leeward Islands, which serve as the boundary between the Atlantic ocean and the Caribbean Sea. The disturbance was centered early today less than 300 miles east of the island of Guadeloupe and moving westnorthwest about 17 miles an hour. Guadeloupe Is at the south end of the Leeward Chain, where it joins the Windward Islands to form the Lesser Antilles. Hurricane forcasters said satellite photos indicated the depression was weak and poorly organized but Its highest sustained winds were estimated at 35 miles an hour, Just four miles an hour short of tropical storm velocity. — . Tax Cut If Jobless Rise . Tropical Depression Probed In US. After Quilting ' ~ 4 0 , .1 a . _.. ~ -.0-. By United Press International A tornado smashed through Cheyenne, Wyo., Monday killing a 14-month-old boy, injuring more than 40 residents and demolishing many homes and a school. Flash floods forced hundreds from their homes and drowned at least one woman in parts of the Appalachians. The tornado, described by witnesses as "black as night," dipped out of low, swirling clouds In northeast Cheyenne and traveled a jagged line over a golf course, across the airport and through several blocks of houses. It also damaged several Air National Guard C-130 transport planes. Wyoming Gov. Ed Herschler, whose residence was narrowly missed by the twister, declared the sparsely populated state's capital city a disaster area and said he would seek federal assistance. L ongwood .• r Tornado Kills Wyoming Boy ... But Quigley said the city began looking for fuel saving methods weeks ago after oil suppliers cut back the city's allocation, lie said to date the city has received no federal guidelines as to what other fuel conserving efforts could be undertaken. Carter told the nation Sunday that he will be proposing a 50 percent cutback by 1989 in the use of fuel oil by utilities. He said he will be asking the utility companies to convert to coal. Florida Power and Light District Manager Scott Burns said that the likelihood of the Sanford power plant making such a conversion is slim. "Company-wide we're going to do everything we can to meet the president's requests, but I don't see the Sanford plant turning to coal." Burns said. He said the company will try to convert the older plants to coal burning or nuclear fired facilities as they become obsolete. However, he said the Sanford plant will not fall into that category in the next 10 years. But Burns said a decrease in oil use of about 15 percent could be realized here if the smallest of the three units at the plant were converted to a natural gas fired power source. The expense involved in converting the two larger units would be excessive, he said. Carterls0 As k ~ il l4-1 . 0 ; NEW YORK ( UPI) — Billy Carter's wife says the news media turned her husband into a clown, then accused him of capitalizing on the prestige of the White House when he was only trying to earn a living with his controversial personal appearance tours. Sybil Carter, in an interview with the Ladies' Home Journal, said the president's younger brother was left no alternative In support of his family when he was denied the right to buy the family peanut business after President Carter placed it in a blind trust after the election. "Billy didn't like it," Mrs. Carter said. "He made an offer to buy the business and It was turned down. It hurt him a lot, I think, because it was his father's business and he thought it should stay in the family." Remains of mattress set afire Monday at the Seminole County Jail in Sanford are examined by Detective Willie W. Chandler Jr., investigator for INVESTIGATED the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. No one was injured in the blaze, started in a holding cell by prisoner Diego Alex Cobo, 25, of 632 Woodley Ave., Maitland, according to John Spoiski, sheriff's department spokesman. Smoke from the fireretardant mattress triggered an alarm. Spoiski said, enabling jailers to act promptly. No reason for setting the fire was given. A 1975 lire at the jail, which also began when a mattress was set afire, killed 10 Inmates and one jailer through smoke • • • Inhalation. Spoiski said the 1975 lire could not be duplicated because the jail is now using the lireretardant mattresses. the commission felt It should be residential and the new owner continued From Page lÀ) would have to come back to the of offered $250,000, but the church done because the size of the city for any other use, City structure, wants $32O "We haven't had a church Attorney Ned Julian Jr. said. The church was told Monday before," said Cornhi Julian said the proposed night It would have to go t s size J.R. Grant. with ,mlssloner Somoza Sta rts Exile zoning for churches had never through site plan review The commission did agree to passed because it had been tied the Land Planning Agency for the 17,000 square foot chapel waive the usual building permit In to an ordinance regulating they plan to construct as an fee, however, walls and fences, which ran into The church hopes to move out controversy and was shelved. addition to the present 14,000 square foot activities building of its old facilities In April 1980. He was told to draw up I on state Route 434. Although the If it does not use the facilities separate ordinance setting up Radio clty does not ordinarily require for 110 days or sells It the zoning for churches and bring .t WASHINGTON (UPI) "Iam presentlngmyreslgna- Costa Rica's the procedure for an addition, property will revert to R-1 to the commission. Deposed Nicaraguan President lion to bring peace to my Monumental today, said there Anasastio Somoza arrived people," Somoza said In a would be a brief airport today at Homestead Air Force message read to a weary ceremony In Managua during Base, Fla., to begin his exile In Nicaraguan Congress, "and which Archbishop Migel __ the United States, the State history will say I'm right Obando y Bravo of Managua because I fought against would offer prayers for the Department announced. Graveside services were held James V. Stowell Jr., Sanfàrd; ROSCOE RIGGS success of the provisional Officials said Soinoza arrived communism all my life." today with Baldwin Funeral seven grandchildren, fóür Dr. Francisco Urcuyo Malta. government, shortly before 10 a.m. EST at lISA Home Altamonte In Charge Of Riggs, 56, of ROSCOe F. the base, which was surrounded no, 55, president of the The Sandinlatas, who beat Burns Ave., Longwood, diedarrangements. Brisaun Funeral Home-PA Is with tight security. Homestead Chamber of Deputies, the lower Somotals national guard In Sunday. Born In Clarksburg, W. in charge of arrangements. elected house of Congress, was Th8IN is located south of Miami. 4 seven weeks of flgt1tifl$ ruled Va., he moved to Longwood da te of Is expected that Sosnora, as interim bead It U.S. , all of Nicaragua's 20 from PaIIIeIVIIII, OIdO In IM. Mrs. Ruth J. Slmpcon, 83, of citizen was to turn the government virtuallycities and towns whose wife Is an major by He was a roofer for the gter n ist a -back e d over to the Sandi Sunday night at Funeral Notice owns extensive and who Monday, with the exception of Roofing Co. and member of Geneva, died Seminole Memorial Hosiptal. In the Miami area,will P rovisional junta. property the capital. SIMPSON, MRS. RUTH J.— the Church of God In Born in Blngh,intcn, N. '' Ramlrez Mercado, a Sergio o ri da. Fl remain In She Funeral sit wicti for Ruth J. member Of war never (arkstswg. He was a With the sounds had lived in Geneva for 32 Simpson, $3, of Gitwva, who died The officials said he will be lea der of the five-member AIDt&*fl LIon Post 53 ci years She was a member cm( )s Sunday nit, will be at 10 sm. that said In Cots Rica earshot, the weary laws, Junta, beyond li ra ty neut subject to U.S. Wednesday, ° at Brlsion Funeral Sanford Garden Club, Central which will not prevent him from the new rulers would make congressmen were forced to Home Burlel will be In He is survived by sisters, I'Ionth Zoological Society, the speaking publicly but will their triumphant entry in wait all day and night Monday Woodlawn Memorial Park. In lieu 0% flowers make cor.• prevent him from conspiring to Managua later today, accom- while Somoza packed and Velma Glover of Clarksburg Board of Directors of Flagship tributlons to the Sunland Juanita Fleming, Bank. SIS'I'EPIS overthrow the government ptnied by eight Latin American worked out the last details and and Rehabilitation and Training and a brother, Carl Geneva minister. his resignaLongwood conditions before Garden Club. which replaces him in Nicara- foreign Center. Bninon Funeral Home Springs. R'sinlritz. interviewed on UrwL RIus, Winter ;• Survivors iz11 FIRE AT JAIL said that steps toward reducing energy have been underway locally for several weeks. She listed the following measures in the county's conservation efforts: — elements of the public works department and the parks department are working four-day, 10 day, 10-hour workdays to reduce the amount of fuel used driving to and from work sites. — the landfill has been closed on Saturdays and Sundays, reducing gas spent in trips back and forth and on equipment used at the site. — beginning Monday the thermostats in all county owned buildings were set at 78 degrees. In addition, she said, tamperproof shields will be ordered to cover the thermostats to assure compliance with the mandate. "We'll wait to see if our fuel allocation is cut back any more before taking further steps," she said. Assistant Sanford City Manager Rich Quigley said the temperature at city hall was ordered set at 78 in accord with the president's request. Fuel saving has also been realized by the consolidation of trips by officials. Building and fire Inspectors, he said, are now doubling up in one car rather than making two separate trips. Billy's Wife Raps Media ... •. . . - ;: :: Coke To End Egypt Ban . .. Nixon $66,000 Allowance that night had a "cold stare... a very unMIAMI (UPI) — Accused coed slayer nerving look." Theodore Bundy was held in contempt of court today for failing to appear at his murder "He was standing with his arms folded, trial, but later showed up and unleashed an scanning the dance floor," Miss Hastings told angry tirade protesting conditions at his "hell Judge Edward Cowart Monday, recalling the hole of a jail cell." night they went to Sherrod's nightclub, next to Bundy, accused in the slayings of two the Chi Omega sorority house. Florida State University coeds, was found In Four hours later, Lisa Levy and Margaret contempt by Circuit Judge Edward Cowart, were killed and two other students Bowman who warned him that further delays will were beaten senseless in the sorority house. be tolerated . Utah law school dropout Theodore Bundy, Bundy arrived in court 30 minutes late after Is on trial for the murders, and Cowart a 10-minute talk with his attorneys t late Monday, In the absence of the jury, ruled cell. He unleashed an angry tirade in front of that he would allow testimony from Connie the calm but firm judge before resumption of Carla Black and Mary Ann Picano H ngs, asti his trial on charges that he killed two coeds — w ho danced with Bundy at Sherrod's. and beat three others into insensibility in It was the first time In the trial, now in Its Tallahassee in January 1q78. fourth week, that a major ruling favored the Bundy stood at the foot of the judicial bench prosecution. and told Cowart emotionally, "I'm laboring "He caught my eye and his stare bothered under conditions causing me stress." He said me," Miss Hastings said, adding the man he was being held in a "hell hole of a Jail cell" stood out from the usual college-age crowd. "I at the Dade County jail in Miami. He had a cold stare no turned away. Shaking his finger at the judge, Bundy expression." accused Jailers of not allowing him visitors or access to the Jail law library to aid him In Miss Hastings later picked Bundy's picture preparing his defense. from a group of eight photos. "Don't shake your finger at me, young "Igottothepictureandsawhlseyes — the man," Cowart said. Then the judge repeated stare, it hit me. I thought, oh God. I kept his order and drowned out Bundy's response coming back to it," she said. until the defendant let his hand drop. Miss Black, who did not know Miss "This railroad train is nmnthg and 1111 get Hastings or her friends in January 1978, said a off if I want to get off," Bundy said. "There man stared at her for 20 minutes after she comes a time when the only thing I can do arrived at the nightclub about 11:30 p.m. Is passively resist." "It was very uncomfortable. Every time I The 32-year-old law school dropout was looked, he was looking at me. It was a very, explaining to Cowart why he stuffed toilet very unnerving look like he didn't want to talk paper into his jail cell door lock this morning to you, but he could see right through you," and smashedaspecial reading light In his cell she said. with an orange about 1 a.m. A jailer told the Miss Black also picked out Bundy's picture judge that shards of glass from time lamp were from a photo lineup. found hidden in the back of Bundy's cell, Earlier Monday, the prosecution presented "There comes a time when I have to say, its fir st witness to connect Bundy with the whoa," Bundy said. night of violence on the FSU campus. Cowart said, "If you holler whoa, I'm going State crime laboratory technician Patricia to be using spurs." Lasko testified two hairs found inside a "Gitty up, as it were," Bundy said. pantyhose mask linked Bandy with an attack "We will proceed on schedule, Mr. Bundy," on another coed four blocks away an hour the judge declared. "We're not going to have after the sorority house slayings. any more of this... Bless your heart, I hope Art student Cheryl Thomas was clubbed you'll stay with us, otherwise we'll miss you." Cowart told Bandy he would sentence him unconscious by an assailant who left the pantyhose mask behind when he fled her on the contempt citation at the end of the trial. apartment, apparently frightened off by a The judge then called In the Jury, told It neighbor complaining about noise from the nothing of the morning's happenings, and the Thomas apartment. state called its first witness of the day, Connie Hastings. Unlike fingerprints, positive identification Miss Hastings Is one of three FSU coeds cannot be made through hair samples, Ms. who apparently saw Bandy In a nightclub Lasko said, but she told jurors that the two near the death scene on the night of Jan. 14, hairs found in the pantyhose mask had 1978. With the jury absent, she told the judge Identical characteristics when examined under a microscope. yesterday an older man standing in the club ... . By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer City and county officials say they are ready to respond to President Carter's call for grassroots participation In a campaign to eliminate unnecessary energy use. In many cases, conservation measures were already underway before Carter's Sunday night speech calling for the help of all Americans in the battle for energy independence. Carter followed his nationally televised speech Sunday with a Monday address to members of the National Association of Counties in Kansas City. In his Monday speech. Carter said he will be urging cooperation between Washington and the local governments. He said: "I will put all federal employees — Agriculture, Forestry, HUD, HEW, welfare, whatever — on notice that they must cooperate with county officials to cut out the waste in your counties." The president said he will be asking each county to set up conservation board to coordinate and oversee energy matters. Bob French, chairman of the Seminole Board of County Commissioners, today said that the energy committee set up earlier last month would likely serve as local liason to federal agencies In conservation matters. Energy committee Fuel Allocation Officer JoAnn Blackmon U.S. House Votes To Dock Bundy Arrives Late At Trial; He's Mad - County VIPs: Energy Use Is Being Cut IN BRIEF RAILROAD TIES STOLEN * Police Beat Two Orange County men were arrested Sunday morning for allegedly stealing reailroad ties from a track belonging to the Seaboard Coast Line Railroad Co., according to Seminole County deputies. PROSTITUTION VICTIM Mark Lamont Atnip, 26, and William Teddy Wright Jr., 21, both A 33-year-old Longwood man was robbed of $70 in cash and his bicycle Saturday shortly after he accepted an offer from two of Christmas, were charged with interferring with the railroad women in a bar near Altamonte Springs "to have some fun," strack and grand theft. The were taken to Seminole County Jail and placed on an initial bond of $8,400. according to Seminole County deputies. The man told deputies he was approached by two women about The men were arrested about 10:30 a.m. after a deputy spotted 4:45 p.m. at the 438 Club on state road 427 and Marker Street. them trying to pull railroad ties from the tracks, according to the He said he accepted their offer to "have some fun" and the report. They had already removed 100 foot of track and were three left the bar and went to a house about two blocks away. starting to dig up the ties. A pickup truck and trailer were backed Shortly thereafter, the man was confronted by six men who up to the tracks. claimed he owed one of the girls $30. The track is a spur that lies within 100 feet of State Road 419, The Longwood man told them "no way" and attempted unsuccessfully to leave the porch area of the home, deputies say. He about ½ mile east of Spring Avenue, Oviedo, deputies say. The was knocked to the ground by the men, who stole his wallet, which railroad company classifies the track as "active." ~~ .O J-_ STRASBOURG, France (UP!) — The newly elected :European Parliament met forth' first time today, with its oldest member warning that a plunging birthrate may t. mean "there will soon be no more Europeans." Louise Weiss, an 86-year-old writer and movie director :,',;: from France, said the birthrate, human rights and the struggle to find a collective identity were the three most "i. vexing issues facing European societies "caught up in an I ,-;-- agonizing process of change." .: The Parliament is the first in history to be democratically elected across national frontiers. '.i'; More than 110 million voters in the nine countries that ''.make up the European Economic Community, better known as the Common Market, took part In the election .I$ last month. Reports NA11ON contained $70, and his 10-speed bicycle valued at $86. "We want your money. Keep your mouth shut sucker," the men told him before they began punching, kicking and scratching him, the man said. He found his way to the Altamonte police department, where he was treated for minor Injuries. Tuesday, July 17, 1979-3A ... - . 1 - ALSO AVAILABLE BUSINESS LOANS $1000 to $250,000 - - - 1800528-6050 ASK FOR EXT. 935 I 4 'c5!-' - - - - - - •. - *- -P - - - •. - . . - .. - . I - •.-. • . �Evening Herald This is the night the stars come out. On TV, th at is. It's billed as base ba ll's all-star showcase and Seminole County's sports fans and, even some who have their arms twisted to endure it will be glued to their TV sets for an expected three hours tonight. I overheard a group of Little Leaguers speculating on the quickest way to get their game over with tonight and still make it home to their color TV sets In time to see Nolan Ryan and Steve Carlton. They better hurry, because tonight's all-stars starters can't work more than three innings. A quick Little League game encompasses about an hour, so they should be in good shape. Happy Days and Laverene and Shirley just don't stand a chance. Not tonight. Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FL.A. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 - 9 ___________ __________ Tuesday, July 17, 979-4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director J 1 1 Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. w The Clock Will Rally To The Cause By .ni HAYNES Americans And there we have it. A firm commitment by President Jimmy Carter to reduce this nation's dependence on foreign oil imports. But, neither the president, nor Congress nor any other entity can bring that about singularly. What President Carter says is the most important aspect of any immediate and future plans to make the United States a self-supporting nation by cultivating our own alternative energy resources is a partnership. That partnership will entail a common purpose through a joint effort by Americans from every walk of life business, national, state and local. labor, government . . . During World War I! Americans nad a unity of purpose, that common goal to overcome a foreign threat to this nation's peace and freedom. That threat from foreign shores was the problem singularly focused upon by this nation's citizenry and through personal sacrifice and combined efforts, it was overcome. Since World War II, Americans have focused on internal problems. Creating factions which saw the to some those problems in varying lights problems were not real; to others they were. - After World War H we Americans rode a materialistic high-in a wasteful manner. Now we have to nay for it. We consumed like it would never end and without knowing if our reserves could keep up with the demand. And, there were no effective programs by government or anyone else to stop it. We have come face to [ace with the issue, and the issue is energy. We are face to face with the problem, and it is the lack of common purpose. We are confident that the American people will rally to the cause as did their counterparts during Wwld War II. The Fading Sun I... ,4 - - ,.,- . k ", ,,, , . It would seem that this planet has enough troubles. We scramble to find gasoline at spiraling prices. The cost of housing has barred many Americans from adequate shelter. Supermarket prices increase day by day. And so on. But now some physicists believe the sun is shrinking. They calculate that it loses about 8.3 miles of its 865,000-mile diameter every year. Of course, the scientists concede, if the shrinkage rate of onetenth of 1 percent a century had been constant throughout the sun's lifetime of some 4.6 billion years, the sun would long since have vanished. We have tobe concerned, though. A number of concerned poli ticians want to build our en ergy future on solar power. Now the scientists tell us that the ultimate resource may be dwindling away just like oil. - Further research will be done on the apparent shrinkage. If it Is confirmed, one scientist warned, "Astrophysicists will have a lot of explaining to do." Well, we should hope so. 1 ,'.'. ... Please Write letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address andjf possibte a telephone. number s o the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the s'ishes of writers who do not want their names print. The Evening herald also reserves The right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. WASHINGTON (NEA) The U.S. government's consistent mishandling of its relations with the opposing factions of strife-torn Nicaragua already has degenerated into a textbook example of how not to conduct foriegn policy. The diplomatic blundering on the part of both the White House and State Department is especially unforgivable in light of the extraordinarily long period of advance warning that the popular revolution was underway in Nicaragua. In a typical revolutionary situation, only a few weeks or months separate the first public demonstrations of hostility toward the established government, the armed insurrection In the streets and the toppling of an unpopular : % . . ' ', . 1 -. -r - •.. . •L r - •-, .._. ,,. bJ - ~. .,' •.- '-tk '!-f H 4 r :J a;-,. i .• ..p', I -* ~11 - :'l 4 BUSINESS WORLD What Woul d You Do? - eeft two of baseball's more Frank Robinson, Harmon Kille- losing in the World Series. I'lie streak will finaliv conic to an Carlton, who is 9-6 for the lAnnon said he hopes to get A.L. has won live of the last end." 'r • r:. .. - -' •-. :,. - ." ,- ' - Brady wasn't actually fired. He was given the post of deputy director of the export control unit - but only on condition that he not talk to Congress or the press without prior clearance from his higher-ups. Our sources say he hasn't yet agreed to this condition. When we contacted him, Brady said he couldn't comment on either his secret congressional testimony or his present job situation. Dennis Bossard: He was a court stenographer Pratt angrily notified Boisard's boss that he no longer would allow the stenographer to work In ida courtroom. The judge cited oUr reasons for his action, but court sources told our associate Gary Cohn there was no douht Pratt was takIng vengeance on Bossard. Then one of Pratt's buddies, Judge John Lewis Smith, Jr., also ruled that Bossard would not be allowed in his courtroom. And another, Judge . ,_. - seven World Series, first with Ryan, 124, is playing out his in the [ingdome tonight in the 50th Ul-Star game - 11yan for the 1979 team, led by Ryan, is determined to end a seven game losing streak and cut into an the Oakland A's and then with contract wid will test the free agent waters at the end of the the New York Yankees. "The World Serit% is some- season, but first lie is seeking doesn't give interviews, so his thoughts about tonight's game, which gets under way at 8:40 follows the Angel fireballer. National Manager Tom Lasor(Li said n,it out Steve Orioles, Bob Stanley of the Red Sox and ,Mark Clear of the Ang0s. the Kingdoine isa hitter's park, so who pitches to whom may be of little significance. The mnderdog American League md Carlton for the streaking overall National lead of 3018-1. The Nationals, led by Carlton thing else," said A.L. president Lee McPhail, "Frankly, we lead the Americans to victory in the All- p.m. EDT, remain his own. But he is a fierce competitor and Rogers of the Montreal Expos will follow Carlton and Joe Lasorda can pick from among Joaquin Andujar and the foul lines at the Kingdome want to win the All Star ganic, Star gameand the Angels to the with six previows All-Star ganie Niekro of tile Houston Astros Joe S,unbito of the Astros, Mike are 316 feet and the power 4ational - it will be power at the start, are equally mgainst power. determined to make it eight and this year I feel we will do it. will pitch a little later. LaCoss of the Reds, Gaylord alleys 357. Ryan, who has a 1-1 games in a row and in a sense ng teani. Perry of the Padres and Bruce record this year in the enclosed other each two goals to appearances it's certain ~., , .1 I just don't think th e power alleys are shorter than that," said Ryan, "I know it for a fact. A high-scoring game is a strong AAA Team I i .Cvft pos.sibility and before it's over every pitcher on both sides may be used. I've given up only eight home runs t his year (in 145 1-3 innings) and fo ur of them have Wet Again 1$1 Rain delays has already turned a second-round Little League 13-year-old district I I, . I 0 t4 -, r - 8~,4 'The Old Meal Ticket' Shows Johnson Morrisey Whittington Golmont Neboni Chase) - exact. SEATTLE iUPII No matter how well Steve Carlton pitches for the National Leaguers in tonight's All-Star contest, no matter 1 how well he pitches the rest of his life, he'll never be able to carry Carl Hubbell's glove or even the lunch pail of the man they used.. to call "The Old Meal Ticket." ,'J He proved that for the benefit of everybody present at the news conference which was held at All-Star headquarters Monday. Canton is 34, in excellent health and having a fine year for the Philadelphia Phillies. S'lnce the hard-throwing lefthander from Miami is especially effective against left-handed hitters and since five of the eight American League starters are left-handed, Dodger Manager Tom Lasorda, handling the National Leaguers, tiamed Carlton as his starting pitcher. The two-tune Cy Young Award winner was so thrilled over the "honor," so overwhelmed by it, he declined to show up for Monday's pre-game news conference because, well, he just doesn't do that sort of thing. He doesn't talk to writers. For the past few years, the two All-Star starting pitchers have always attended the pregame news conference with the rival managers. Bob Lemon and Lasorda, the two managers, both showed up promptly for Monday's session. So did Nolan Ryan, the starting pitcher for the American League. He wasn't too busy. Neither was Carlton's teammate, Mike Schmidt, who talked about how happy and honored he was to be there. Rod Carew of the Angels, Roy Smalley of the Twins, Steve Rogers of the Expos and Joe Niekro of the Astros also made It their business to be on hand. The same thing went 'for lubbell' and Lefty- Gomez1 the -two honorary captains for tonight's contest who were the opposing starting pitchers In the very first All-Star game back In 133. Carl Hubbell Is 76 and has trouble getting around anymore. He and the 68-year-old Gomez both suffered serious heart attacks within the last year. Hubbell's legs give him a lot of trouble and he doesn't make many trips anymore from his home In Mesa, Ariz. trn.,.,. ..i.,.. .som nruttv Anva tn thø hearth In the San Francisco JVLlII.0 uJ i'• Bay area, yet both were delighted to show up for Monday's press conference when they were asked whether they'd be willing to do so. Carlton also was asked. He wasn't so delighted. He doesn't Altamonte Mal'ors Host Maitland - - . -'- ..----- -- ---- ---- -- .---- .480i, second baseman Kevin limit (.493), shortstop Golmont .423), third baseman Steve I lutsell .465, outfielders Lance Wall( .315), Greg Vandergnift .428) and Scott Underwood .465. Altamonte Springs major league all-stars toss themselves Into the tournament pot tonight at 7:30 in a home enco unter against Maitland, opening the district tou rn ey, Tony Johnson gets the call to pitch for Altamnonte's group of 11 and 12-year-old all-stars. (her niemubers of the team include Billy Newburn Jackson .280), John hale .442) and Keith Wallace .345). Among notable statist ics for the team is that Wall led the league in home runs during the regular season; Gt,lmianit and Johnson are r et urning all-stars, having made time squad last year as 11-year-olds; hlutsell was 9-2 ( .318), Scott Morrisey ( .302), Jeff Coach Russ Whittington also has Van Golmont and Mark Whittington in his three-man rotation. One of the two will pitch Wednesday night. If all goes well, Altamonte will be facing the winner of tonight's Pine Hills-Oviedo contest. The latter stopped Rolling hills Monday night, 8-5. The rest of Whittington's lineup for tonight features catcher Rod Metz (.315), first baseman Mark Chasey in leading Whittington's Farr Insurance team to the league champsionship, but has a sore arm and will not be able to pitch. ,Z %I A lrot oon I I ~ -,e. ~-, ; , ..1 , - iR6 . ii q k. -i -'Ii~ . '. ..0~ - . , .. Jackson Metz --- - -- - - SCOREBOARD - Hubbell?" . ..-Whydo you say that?" Gomez asked. "Because you're coming up here with a bat," Hartnett said to ;' him. and was given what so far has Hu H bbell joined the Giants in 1928 Jai Alai Dog Racing DAYTONA BEACH ' Horace Stoneham after pitching for them 16 years. Hub won 253 games and lost 154. :"I still do some scouting for the Giants," he said. "I've been with them 52 years." Talking about the years he pitched for the Giants during the " Asked for his impressions about the modern ballplayer, Hubbell 4aid: "The tail is waggi ng the dog now. It's them , their agent and their lawyer against the world. I feel very sorry for the manager of any big league club. I don't see how they can get things done vhen they the players) have so much to say about it. ';Hubbell Is even skinnier now than when he used to throw his celebrated screwball for the Giants. Throwing It as much as he hich has almost become did has left him with a crooked left arm w his trade mark. - Sanford Juniors Play PORT ORANGE- The Sanford Junior League All-Stars meet New Smyrna Beach tonight at 6 p.m. In Port Orange during second round action in the District IV tournament. Sanford drew an opening round bye, as did tournament host Port Orange. Smyrna Beach dumped Ormond Beach, 14-8, Monday night in the tournament opener. Port Orange will take on Daytona Beach tonight at 8 , p.m. Sanford's ace hurler, Tracy Walker, Is expected to get the call to pitch tonight's game. Walker Is also the top hitter on the Sanford team. Completing the Sanford battery Is hard-hitting catcher Stanley Hogan. L)ickie Fleiscluzmumm will start at first base, with Paul Griffin at second base, Mike Rotundo at shortstop and Brett Von Herbulis at third base. Roam ing the out field will be Alton Davis, Alton Coleman and Lawrence Wynn. I W . . Altamonte Springs won its first game last Friday, 23-0, then came back with a 7-3 win The game wi ll be televised nationally with an estimated 50 million audience in addition to a Kingdonie sellout of almost 59,000. The game also will be beamed to 10 other coun tries Saturday. via satellite. . Vandergrlft Hutseil Left y receivers Richard Mafheny and Acquired cor- Mike Chronister, and defensive San Francisco nerback Melvin Morgan from backs Dennis Wylie and Cullen Cincinnati for an undisclosed draft W,lliamson .qncO runnt;, waivers Philadelphia choice, placed on linebackers Andy Selfridge, Jeff back Wilbert Montgomery tO a Lyall and Dean Moore, wide series of five one year contracts Football hale Gomez: MONDAY NIGHT DAYTONA BEACH First Game 1400 8.60 5 20 4Arano Gerardo 21 80 520 6vctor Arca 4 40 I Galdos-Diaga II P (4-4.1) 348.20. (44) Second Game 1 DoningoGasti II 10.20 14.00 360 8-00 4.40 IDuranGerardo 4.40 3Arano Pecina 0 u.n $0.00; P (1'5) 389.10; 1' (1.13) 374.40; 00 (4.7) 111.30. Third Game 12.40 5.00 340 1 Arca 0 40 5.40 3 80 Tran 0(18) 43.40; P (1$) 99.00; T (1-85) S.00. Fourth Game 11.80 1800 9 60 1 Irusfa Gerardo 1 80 1.20 I ZubiMand101a 5.10 1 Galdos-BadiOla MONDAY NIGHT First Race, M, 5-14, T. 31.13 1 Bolivar Con *40 360 T 20 7 Parity Princess 7.70 320 8 Smoke Dream 2 0(1.7) 24.40, P (1.7) 54.70, T i.i. 175.40. Second Race, 0, S-Is, T. 31.9$ I U R. Kidden 680 1080 8 80 3 Chop Tank 3400 II 80 8 OW's Dasher 560 0 (1-3)10810. P (1.3) 34990, T (1. 3$) 2.582.40. Third Race, 0, 5-14, T. 31.11 6 Jo Re Do 1.60 2.80 320 / Jay Esquire 5.20 1 Yal 640 0 (47) 16.40, ' ( 6-7) 36.00,1 (6-1. u 144.20. Fourth Race, B, 5-16. T. 31.04 1 LRs Driftwood 5 00 4.20 2.80 0(4-7) $3.40; P (7-4) 13330; T (7-4- 3 . - - - lie was the starting American League pitcher in five of the first six All-Star baseball games. In 1933, he tossed the first pitch in game No. 1. So, Lefty Gomez, the ex-New York Yankee ace, was one of the originals, Recalling baseball's first AllStar game, Gornez admits: "I was nervous and excited. I was thinking, Jesus Christ, I'd better do good today." 'lime big game was held at the AL's Comiskey Park in Chicago then staging a World's Fair labeled "Century of Progress" (it) spite of the Depression). - Before ti'e contest, AL manager Connie Mack held a i i.so 7.2o meeting at the Del Prudo Ilotel S Ted's Darren 5.40 13 (3.4k ic Fifth Game P (43) 103.50. T (4.3. 11.00 10 20 3 60 5) 396 20. 8 Said.Paco 7.10 3.20 sr -Gondra FIlth Race, E, '.. T. 39.26 3.20 I Six Penny 2160 8.20 620 3 Ism Enrique 12.20 5.20 0(58) 338.40; P (85) 150.60; 1 (8- 3 Mick's Cosmos 2 Tracy Racy 5.80 53) 263.20. 0 (13) 38.20, P (I3) $S.$0, I 0-3rn Sixth Game 11.00 5.40 3.10 2)249.00 2 Arano-Arca 8.20 4.60 Sixth Race, C. 5.16, T. 31.13 3 Duran Mandiola 6.60 5 Impala Classy 11.80 1.20 7.00 $ Santl-Badiola 12.20 580 41.40; P (2.3) I 16.10; T (2.3 6 Every Stride 3 Sure 1 60 I) 340.40. 0(5-6) 9$00, P (56) 237.40,1(1-6Seventh Game 13.60 5.40 3.00 3) 1.114.20. 2Victor-Paco ' 6.40 1.20 Seventh Race, 0, Si, T. 39.11 5.40 1 My Calico 3570 8.00 5.40 lSara.Olano 3.20 2.60 0(3-4)40.20; P (2.4) 19.20; I (4-8' 3 K.C. Denim $ Leazar Par Dome 3.60 4) 128.80. 0 (37) 15.80, P (7.3) 191.70, T (7-3. Eighth Game I) 714.40. 1200 5.40 4.60 4MutiIla-01anO Eiohth Race,C. Si. T. 31.93 Beide-Sarduy 6.20 M 4 Aftermath 21.10 1.00 4.80 1880 6Said-Rodolfo Leawala 1.60 330 0 (4$) 39.00; P (4-51) 119.20; 1 (4 Funshlne 3.40 8-4) 72830. 0(34) 34.80, P (4.3) 113.70, 1 (4-3. II 511.40. Ninth Game Ninth Race, C, 516, T. 31.52 13.00 6.20 9.00 s Jarwin Tug 4 Said 3080 2500 5.10 6.60 5.00 $ WM's Whirlwind 2 Isasa 5.20 3.10 3.40 4 Let II Ride IMutilla 3.80 0(2-4) 32.20; P (4.7) 171.001 T (4.2' 0(18) $4.80, P (5$) 174.40, 1 ($.8 4)1,011.60. I) 437.80. Tenth Game Tenth Race, 5, 5-14, T. 31.41 11.10 5.20 3.80 3 Claregun's Flyer 5.10 580 100 I Egana-Diaga 10.60 10.20 6 Pro Bowler $Apraiz-Bssdiola 1.60 6.20 4.10 1 Mike Jezak lSaraWally 5.10 0(1-8)61.40; P(14) 213.00; 1 0.80 (34) 33.60, P U-6 62,10, 1 (3471 411.00. 41 449.00. Eleventh Game Eleventh Race A 5-16, T. 31.26 15.80 6.40 5.00 4 Black Bonnie lArano-Badiola 4.00 3.00 3.00 13.80 3.60 6 Super Smooth 7 1 Caress grass Olano 6.80 5.00 5.80 1 JMs Sure Rapid 4.00 0(4.1)46.10; p (4.7) 137.70:1 (4-7Q (44) 51.40, P (4.4) 151.1$, T (4-I7) 410.00. 1)249.10. twelfth Game Twelfth Race, 5, ¼. T. 38.75 7.60 ISO 410 3 Son Bon Hurry 10.20 3.60 4.60 3Ramon-Dlaga 13.60 1.10 2 Moonlain Kin 2 Isass Gondra 2.40 2.60 440 I Ama Dinomite IOscar-Enrique 3.80 0(2.2)30.40; P (3-2)997.10:1 (3-20(2.3) 9.40, P (3.2) 3630, 1 (3-24) 4) 449.80. 193.00. ftfter'cIanCe t.T1t: Handle 1128.711 A 3.730. Handle 1743.26$ to discuss the National League is, 2b; lineup: p, Martin 3b; Fnch Klein, rf; P. Wuimer, If; Terry, n Eastern Leader 423.20. ,- . r The Original All -Star lb; Berger, ci; Bartell, ; Wilson, c; and hluhluhan, p. Mack, the grizzled Philadelphia A's boss, simply read down the list, warning: "I"astbahl hitter .,. fastbahl hitter ... fustball hitter Notes Gomez reminiscing about his reputation as a jokester): "I got up and said, "Mr. Mack, what am I doing here? I'm a fast ball pitcher." Actually, time 23-year-old fireballer needn't have wondered. Before 47,595 spectators, Gomnez breezed three shutout innings, allowing two hits. It was enough to give him the victory in the 4-2 AL triwnph. Oddly, Gomez a lifetime .147 batter - surprised everybody when his secondinning base hit drove in the first run In All-Star history. But it ..." I took a two-run bonier by Babe Ruth, his Yankee teammate, to Earner about the apathy toward the exhibition displayed from ICC the victory, time to time by a handful of "It meant as much to inc as winning an ordinary game in the league," says Gomez, now 68. Ile made the rounds for Gillette this season to promote which game the 50th A ll IS to be played on the night of July 17 in Seattle. Sponsored fur the 10th year by the razor firm, the All-Star voting more than 12 immillion ballots is America's biggest non-political election. "It's hike being in the World says. Gomez Series," today's big-money stars. - _ _ many as two All-Star wins: Don Drysdale, Juan Munichal and Bob Friend. his baseball antics,'the early Kids Gomez: "But don't go by me, I'm a left-bander." It's a hint by the Hall of Al, hero says facing those tough National Leaguers never really troubled him much. BEAT THE BLUES St THE BLAHS! PRICES MICHELIN TIRES -. -.- history. His record is 3-1. Only three other hurlers have as gaine." DISCOUNT ______ ________ 1934, 1935, 1937 and 1938, is the winningest pitcher in All -Star hall of Fume and everybody wants to be in the All-Star i t. Ills own view: "1 don't believe it can be just another baligarne." Gomnez, who also started in "1 always thought I could challenge any batter," explains Gomez, whose career record was 189-102. "I ueveni.liuught I could get beat." Known as Goofy Gornez for 'Everybody wants to be iii the - k - - short and Carton on the mound. Transactions " NEW YORK (NRA) amounted to a lifetime job with them by former Giants owner 4. .I ~,r I. I.- I Wallace Underwood = I- a base hit. How come Dickey got a hit off him, Hubbell was asked? "I was worried about the next hitter while I was pitching to him," Hubbell said. "The next hitter after Dickey was Gomez." Gomez never could hit high C on a pitchpipe, and when he walked up to the plate after Dickey's hit, Gabby Hartnett, the National League catcher, said to him, "are you tr ying to insult I left, Dave Winfield of the l'adres in center, Bob Boone of the Philhies behind the plate, Larry iowa of time Piulhies at has to be over in time for the winner to be in Homestead ' said manager Sunday night," Bobby Robinson. "If our field is too wet, time two teams are ready to go to Eustis to finish ----- - - - postpo ned until tonight at 6 p.m. "We have to get the game in, because the entire tourn ament - - New The rest of the game was - those present with his remembrances of those days he pitched for the New York Giants. A Hall of Famer, Hubbell pitched in five All-Star games. He always will be remembered for his classic feat of striking out five Ball of Earners in a row Babe Ruth, Lou Gehnlg, Jimmie Foxx, in the 1934 AllStar game. Al Simmons and Joe Cronin Bill Dickey, another hall of Earner, f inally broke the spell with T weatherman wasn't cooperative Monday, either. F .. J f1w Baylor of the An gels in left, Jim ')f the Royals behind the plate. Frank White of the Royals at I and Ryan on the mound. The Nationals will field Davey Lopes of the Dodgers at second, Dave Parker of the Pirates in right, Steve Garvey of the Dodgers at first, Mike Schmidt of the L'hillies at third, George Fost er of the Reds in inning Sunday when rain Intervened, pushing the continuation hack to Monday. 4 I I like he does all other Interview requests. He wasn't really missed at Monday's gettogether, especially since Hubbell enchanted . Altamonte Springs' AAA team was leading West Oak Ridge by a 9-0 score in the third The The Americans will go with a sta rt ing lineup of Roy Smalley of the Twins at short, Geroge Brett of the Royals at third, Don Rice of the Red Sox in right, Fred L)im of the Red Sox in center, Ca rl Yastrzemski of the Bed Sex at first , Darrell Porter the game.'' A hn.,i.thiot1 cnhøwzcPoinOtflflSSthisOneUD .. .. o--o £IIL%1 5Iv1,a, iic I been in the Dome." contest into a considerably longer game than an yone exthree days, to be pected ff~~ - I 0,~~a ~I. hometown Seattle Mariners say park, insists that's a lot of hogwash. Altamonte < t % *I~ ,T an * Besides 11yan. Lemon hm !; S ~ 11 few - he knows what the gaine is all While 11yan talked long and in . - Oliver Gasch, grilled court employees about Bossard and turned the results of his "Investigation" over to Pratt. The court clerk, James Davey, finally told Bossard he was fired because he had taped the embmraulng conversation with Pratt. Still hoping the system works, Bossard has filed an appeal with Chief Justice William B. Bryant of the Washington, D.C. district. Bryant has put Bosurd back on the payroll for the time being Will he makes his final decision In the next . weeks. WASHINGTON WHIRL - Older Americans, are the innocent victims of bureaucratic , lassitude at the Department of Health,: Education and Welfare, and eight senators have: and a strongly worded protest to HEW Secretary Joseph Califano demanding action. - The senators, Including Callfano's old friend Teddy Kennedy, compalin that eight months after passage of the Older Americana Act HEW's Paper shuffleri still haven't produced' rogulatlons to implement the law. Without these' regulations for guidance, the Mate and local governments that administer the act's programs can't submit proper applications for federal aid - due August 15. The elderly will be the losers. -Are our secret nuclear arsenals safe from terrorist attack? A good question - but one that: no one has the answer to. The Defense Depart- mont has now so much as conducted a test: exercise to If security precautions at the. warehouses are adequate. I -- A.L. pennant. - ' pitched Carlton, Rogers and brew and Reggie Jackson carried the day. As a result, the kktt 2... L(1\ ...... Bob oininant pitchers over the past lozen seasons, so when they 1301 s, Hubbell said he "went hand-in-hand with the Depression. control system, he said, "is a total shambles." Shortly after his heretical testimony, he was bounced from his job. Yet sources told our associate Dale Van Atta that Brady had been considered "very competent" until he testified so forthrightly. Manager ['hillies, remained secluded in a midtown hotel, lie sent word he System Too Tough For 2 Who Told Truth Perhaps emboldened by this encouragement, Brady proceeded to speak frankly: The export While much is being made of '* the respective pitching staffs, about. American - who refused to be bullied Into lying to cover up an Improper remark by U.S. District Juge John IL Pratt. For defying the Judge and sticking to the truth, Bossard was fired. As we reported earlier, Judge Pratt, aware of the Impropriety c( a remark be had mad, on the bench, sent his secretary to persuade Bossard to delete the remark from his transcript of the court proceedings. Destroying court records happens to be a felony, and Bossard quite rightly refused the request. Instead, he blew the whistle on Pratt. During the subsequent FBI investigation of the Incident, Pratt denied having an incriminating conversation with Bossard - unaware that the court reporter had secretly taped the conversation .Despite the damning evidence of the tape, both Pratt and Us secretary got off scot free. Bossard was not so lucky. Though he taped the conversation for his own protection and the tape was turned over to the FBI, he was left to the mercy of the Judge's wrath. the Blue Jays, Sid Monge of the Indians, Don Stanhouse of the detail about his plans and hopes at a news conference Monday. The Americans haven't won JACK ANDERSON Next day, when Brady resumed his doseddoor testimony, he told the congressmen he had been called that morning by Marcuss, who "Indicated he was a little uptight with the remark I had made last night about, safe. guards." Chairman Richard Ichord, D.Mo., asserted the committee's right to get straight testimony from government witness. He noted that the Office of Management and Budget had threatened several witnesses during the export hearings. Such threats, he warned "could very well be the subject of spearate hearings." three innings out of Ryan and then let the game dictate who make up for some of the one that matches the National frustration of seemingly always in every way, so maybe the ace ruler. But in Nicaragua, the handwriting has been on the wall for more than 18 months ever since the Jan. 10, 1978 assassination of a highly respected journalist who was an outspoken critic of President Anastasio Somoza Debayle. The weeks that followed that seminal incident produced massive public protests, a general strike and the deployment of pro-Somoza National Guard troops in the streets. I Although it rapidly became apparent that opposition to the Somoza government stretched By LeROY POPE system we are, In effect, stealing out of our own from the well-to-do businessmen in Managua's UPI Business Writer pockets." downtown office buildings to the poor peasants in NEW YORK (UPI) Americans are fooling It is foolish, he said, to hope for a miracle cure the rural villages, the United States frittered themselves by seeking ever bigger punitive by means of changes in the judicial procedure Couple No. 1: The husband's average earnings away all of its opportunities In the ensuing l damage awards in personal injury suits, says a rules. are $1,000, the wife's zero. The husband is enyears. research lawyer for the American Bar FounPfennigstorf was quoted recently in an in- titled toa retirement benefit of $432 a month; his A series of "mediation" missions dispatched dation In Chicago. surance industry magazine article severely wife, the dependent, is entitled to half her from Washington Invariably produced too little "We are fooling ourselves because, if we only criticizing big jury awards in personal injttry husband's benefit, $216. Total monthly too late, alternately offering proposals that were stop and think, we must realize that we all have cases and pointing out that, in England, lawyers retirement benefit: $648. unacceptable to Somoza, the insurgents or both. to pay for these damage awards eventually have largely abandoned jury trials in such cases. Tfe United Statesdid not publicly clii forth. through higher conawner prices and higher Couple No. 2: The husband's average earnings He said it appeared that jury trials In personal replacement of the Somoza government until insurance premiums," says Dr. Werner Pfeninjury cases often seemed to work better in small are $667, his wife's $333. Their $1,000 total Is the last month's policy statement unveiled at an nigstorf. same as Couple No. l's. The husband is entitled towns than in big cities. emergency meeting of the Organization of Pfennigstorf said it would be unfair to blame But, he told UPI, "the decisions of juries are to a monthly retlremthh benefit of $325, his wife, American States by Secretary of State Vance. only the juries, only the lawyers or only the rules influenced by many factors. The difference not a dependent, to $219. Their total: $544 a procedure of tort law for the growing and Even then, Vance committed an unforgivable between small town and metropolitan centers is month, of $104 less than Couple No. 1 gets. faux pas, telling the ministers from the OAS litigousness of American society and the only one of these and may be neutralized by And Couple No. 2 paid more In Social Security member nations that they "must consider on an mushrooming verdicts awarded by "Santa Claus others." He said, for Instance, a small-town jury taxes than Couple No. 1. urgent basis the need for a peacekeeping force to juries." may be swayed by Its sympathy for a local How to change the law to make benefits fairer? "Rather," he said, "each of us should ask what help restore order" in Nicaragua. claimant against a large and distant corA logical way, adopted years ago in ScanThat suggestion was met by stunned silence he or she would do In case of an accident." poration. dinavia and Canada, Is to split earnings credits. on the part of the Latin American represenHe said there was a time when persons oc"Although trials are set up so that each party That way each partner in a marriage is credited tatives, most of whom recall all too well the first, casionally blamed themselves when they were has an equal chance to present its case, there Is with half the couple's total earnings. Couples No. last and only time the OAS was euchred into hurt in an accident. Now, he said "this is out of heavy pressure on juries to favor the injured 1 and No. 2 would get the same benefit on accepting a similar U.S. scheme. style. It is much easier to shift responsibility." plaintiff; be or she Is the one who has suffered; retirement. That traumatic event occured In the There was a time too, he said, when someone he or she usually Is an individual like the jurors," Note that in the case Dominican Republic in the spring of 1965. The who was hurt through the fault of another exhe explained. "The defendant often Is a cor- spouse would be entitledoftoCouple No. 1 the male only half as much as "Inter-American Peace Force" was composed ported to be compensated for his economic loss poration with which one does not easily Identify. he is now; if his wife were to the before he did, of 1,250 Brazilian' troops, 250 soldiers from and nothing more. "Now," he said, "we want In some cases, the jury feels the defendant de- he'd be in financial trouble (unless he could Honduras, 165 infantrymen from Nicaragua and more than compensation: we want to punish serves to be punished in addition to cominherit his wife's earnings credits). 25 police officers from Costa Rica. those we think responsible; we want to strike it pensating the claimant for his loss, and, in That was the window dressing. There also rich." general, it makes people feel good to be able to But the likelihood is that his wife would live were 6,000 U.S. Marines and 16,000 members of The unpredictability of jury verdicts combined hand out generous amounts of money." longer. Earnings sharing, among couples, also the 82nd Airborne Division. with the contingent legal lee system "appeals to There has been some clamor for mandatory would recognize the value of the homemaker's In other words, the OAS "peacekeeping our gambling instincts," Pfennigstorf said. government Insurance to make sure damage unpaid contribution. force" was merely a facade for an old-fashioned Most frightening, he said, is that things are awards for personal injuries are collectible but, There is another element In the picture. Forty Yankee military Invasion, an event anathema to developing to a stage where "everybody is doing Pfennigstorf said, this could be the answer only years ago there was one divorce for every six every Latin American government and people. it" and "it Is only lair for you and me to get our "if the private Insurors do not satisfy the public U.S. marriages. Today there's one divorce for Vance's total insensitivity to those concerns shares." demand for ever-broader coverage at prices every two marriages. Generally, the wife loses was demonstrated by the summary rejection of Hun-away personal injury claims will be considered affordable. It is doubtful," he said, out on Social Security benefits at time of divorce. his plan, not only the the OAS ministers but also curbed, Pfennigstorf said, only when we realize "whether the government actually would be able Splitting earnings credits would be fairer to the, by both sides In the Nicaraguan civil war. that by "trying to exploit each other and the to satisfy these demands." divorced wife, too. - Sutter of the Cubs after he has an All-Star game since 1971 in Detroit when home runs by - By WILLIAM STEW Working women get gypped user the Social Security system today. The problem for Social Security Commissioner Stanford G. Ross is how to make men understand this fact. Look at average benefit levels last January: For women the average monthly benefit was $230, for men $339. You can argue that men paid more taxes on wages than working women, so they should get more out of the system. But that's saying working women's unpaid work in the home is worthless. In the early 1930s, when the Social Security system was designed, that's the way the designers thought. The typical couple was considered to consist of a fulltlme, lifetime male worker and a fulltlme, lifetime unpaid homemaker. The wife was considered dependent, Just like the couple's children. Dependency was the key to the system. After all, only 17 percent of the nation's married women were in the labor force 40 years ago. Today, half the nation's married women work for pay. But we're still stuck with a Social Security system that assumes the male worker Is the family's "primary" earner. Take two couples whose average monthly earnings are each $1,000. Tommy John and Ron Guidry of the Yankees, Jim Kern of the Nolan sEA1'TLE tUPI tym and Steve Canton have Benef its Diplomacy 0 0 ts Power. Vs. Power Tonight In Kingdome Lose On Inept Tuesday, July 17,1979-SA I Women Brady was acting director to the export office when he was called as a witness. He entered a mild demurrer to his superior's testimony, Mating that In his opinion the safeguards against military use of American Imports were not adequate. . Evening Herald. Sanford, Fl. Personally, I like Roy Smalley's attitude about being In Seattle tonight. "I'm excited because it is a dream come true," said the man who is batting .341 for the Minnesota Twins. Anyway, I'm a broken-down, over-weight 37 years old. Can't hit a curve ball, but I can puff to first base in seven seconds. And It was my dream at age 10 (and 37) to play in the all.star game. That's why I will probably not vote for Garry Templeton on next year's ballot, even if he Is hitting .400. More UP. Larry Brady: He is Commerce Department official who was rash enough to give a congressional committee his honest opinion about the Carter administration's dealings with the Soviet Union. His boss, Stanley Marcuss, had just finished painting a rosy picture of the export office's control over what Is sold to the Russians. As we reported earlier, Brady told the committee that the export office was approving sales to the Soviets of sophisticated computers and other technology that could be diverted to military purposes. The testimony, taken In secret, has not yet been released to the public. For giving Congress testimony that contradicied the official line, Brady already has been reprimanded, transferred and advised to Mop talking to congressmen or reporters. '.l For the uninformed, Templeton, who plays shortstop for St. Louis, was passed over by fans' voting. But N.L. manager Tom LaSorda named Templeton as an alternate, which Is also considered quite an honor by big league ball players. Templeton's only explanation was "If I ain't startin', I ain't departin'." I would point out that readers that It was Just two SPORTS VIEWPOINT - V' -It you asked him when he was 10 years old if he would want to play in the all-star game someday, I'll guarantee you he'd say 'I'll be there,'" said Schmidt, who plays for the Philadelphia Phililes and leads the major leagues in home runs with 31. years ago that Ryan, the fireballer for th e California Angels, was passed over for Frank Tanana by A,L. all-star manager Bill y Mart in . And when Tanana was injured, Ryan was named a sub, and Ryan declined the Invitation. He later admitted he had made a wrong decision. ANGL E-WAL TERS WASHINGTON Now and then, a brave soul will step out of the shadows of government, stand in the glare of publicity and declare the truth to all who will listen. This may lay him open to the most depressing harassments, for our society has not yet outgrown the hoodlum ethos, which honors the man who covers up his boss's deviousness above the employee who exposes It. Here Is the story of two men who dared to speak BJ.RY'S WORLD - Mike Schmidt, third baseman for the National League all-stars has offered opinion on Garry Templeton passing up a chance to play in the game in Seattle tonight. ,0,1)9,-.-. 4 ~ I . 20% OFF New Hours i '9 , Mon. tIwu Fri. I a.m..5:30 p.m. Sat. I a.m.-12 Noon I I FRONT END ALIGNMENT I I ' 1 I COMPLETE I BRAKE WORK i LONGEST HAPPY HOUR I I • O NE S 0 ' • i I I ' • I . �6A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. CALENDAR Tuesday, July 17, 1979 Medical Deductions For Aged Z ,, Food Stamp Amendment Is OK'd Avenue, Sanford. Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymousm 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Light, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic Lodge, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Deltona Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail, Lutheran Church of Providence. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnis Drive. Sanford. Longwood-Lake Mary Lions, 7p.m., Quality Inn, 1-4 and 434. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist, Casselberry. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 Spaghetti supper sponsored by youth of First United Methodist Church, Park Avenue and 5th Street, Sanford, 5:30-7:30 p.m. Proceeds for youth retreat. Entertainment. General membership meeting Sanford Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, 427 S. French Ave., Sanford. Touring Florida Card Party, sponsored by DeBary Firemen's Assn. Women's Auxiliary, DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Colomba Road. Refreshments, 7 p.m.; card game, 7:30 p.m. Tickets at the door. Orlando Dog Training Club, obedience and breed classes at National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando. Registration and first class, 7 p.m. Call 2774609 for obedience and 894-3509 for breed class. Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 a.m., the Town House. Sanford Kiwanis, noon, civic center. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn. Recovery Inc., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Rd., Altamonte Springs. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., civic center. Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, Sanford. Sanford-Seminole Jayceetles, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, French Avenue. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Air Force Sgts., Association Auxiliary, 8 p.m., McCoy Family Club. THURSDAY, JULY 19 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wyinore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, Longwood. Friendship Club, 10 a.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Malt, Altamonte Springs. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Irelu:id's. South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Resources for Human Needs, noon , Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1207 V. First St. Al-Anon, 8 p.m., Halfway house, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. FRIDAY, JULY 20 Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Jerry's Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, Sit 434. 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. SATuRDAY, JULY21 Tuscola United Cherokee Tribe of Florida Inc., 7 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber-of Commerce--------- - WASHINGTON — The House of Representatives last week Kelly castigated the leadership for attempting to keep food accepted Florida Congressman Richard Kelly's amendment to stamps at a low level for the elderly who are sick while "this same restore full medical deductions to the elderly under the food leadership shows no concern for $1 billion in fraud in this stamp program. program. The Kelly amendment went into a supplemental food stamp "If we do nothing, this bill will carry forward to 1980 the same authorization bill on a voice vote of the house, level of fraud and do nothing to help the elderly and sick, the most needs. And it is not the intention of this leadership to do anything Kelly, H-Fifth District, since May had fought to restore the benefits. The amendment once was accepted in the Agriculture to change it," he said. Committee on a 24-7 vote but later was withdrawn when the "This program is absolutely notorious and there is not a leadership exerted pressure for other steps. program in more disrepute with the people." Pointing to the "greatest show of handwriting we will see," He pointed to reports critical of fraud and abuse In the 71 . 7: , The Evening Herald N ~;11 , I I 11114 _ ( P1 " 4 .' s ( 11 . , . - . . •. .7. 'L \. ..)•_ - .. . r rim I1\icf 1 4 Uflve Plan ts A Weekly Watering Says ' Superwom an' Author Special To The herald interested in cuttip out the garbage - the tir'g inessentials in life." says British journalist ShirleyWhat's kev is for the individual to recognize Conran, Conran, author of the hit inessentials in her life so how-to-du-c' e r thing she can dispense ith their better book, Super. time and energywoman." consuniptioii. 'lii (It) t hat, .1 "Super-successful wowoman needs to know men don't do everything - . herself and what s rumtheir secret is that they xri1antt in her life. As • avoid doing t(k) iiiuch." exam pie. Ms. Conran confesses she would rather With six books, two sons, lie on a sofa than -m eel) 18 and 22, a successful under it. And inure newspaper career and t%u seriously, she reveals that well-managed homes to tier she has dispensed th credit, it conies as no preparation of three full surprise that Ms. Conran is meals a day to allow inure reputtI organizational tiiite to be n ith her f amily, - - ' - I a. Most plant roots are much deeper in the soil than one inch. Such light sprinkling only settles the dust and does little to quench the thirst of a plant growing In a hot, dry soil. Instead of daily light water give the plan ts a give 1 weekly soak in g. When watering, allow the soil to become wet to a depth of everal inches. This type of watering allows the moisture to penetrate into the soil area where roots can readily absorb it. A soil which has been wet to a depth of six to eight inches retains moisture for several days, while one wet only an Inch or so deep is dry within a day. So, for the good of your plants, give them a thorough watering at least once a week during dry weather. In contrast to those who under water their plants, there are those who water so often and heavily that they drown their plants. The symptoms of too much water are the same as for too little. The leaves turn brown at the tips and edges, then brown all over and drop from the plant. These Symptoms should be the same, since they result from the same cause — little water in the plant tissue. How, you might ask, could constant over watering of a plant result In too little water in the plant? The answer is that too much water In a soil causes death of the root system as a result of oxygen deficiency. Plant roots need oxygen, Just as yàu do; to live. When a soil Is soggy wet all the time, very little oxygen Is present In the soil. When this condition exists, the roots die. Dead roots do not absorb water, even when there Is an abundant supply present in the soil. When the roots die and no longer absorb water, the leaves begin to show signs of lack of water. Often gardeners recognize the signs of lack of water caused by this situation, but instead of slacking up on watering, they add more. This further agravates the situation, and more often than not, the plants dies quickly. The most famous horitculturist of our time, L.H. Bailey, once said, "More plants the from drowning than from drought." This is still true, but don't let either drought or drowning kill your plants this summer. Thoroughly soak the soil at each watering and then allow the soil to decome slightly dry before applying more moisture. how clear-thimking and goak)rientt'd I am after thosefe ruin utes of planning . * S 6*4•d,, "I'm it great believer in working out daily and longrange priorities," she advises. ''That's the first thing I do every nlonimnig. I list three or four things I really must accomplish that day. Then I can dis'nise with the trivia that would prevent miii' doing them. it's amazing -- - Shirley - 'Super-simt't'c'ssfiml women don't (10 everything.., their secret is that they avoid doing (cxi much." Conran: ''A woinali iliust reexamilinle tier priorities p e r i u dic it 11% 5 hit' suggests. '1 believe the average woman 's 'ci rcuinstauct's change far inure often than sLe' realizes. Statistics indicate American families are moving mor e often than ever. And 1 would hazard a J%7I V V. ' EVERY WEEK! A NEW CONTEST DEAR ABBY: My husband's mother had been a widow for a long time. About two years ago she married a nice-looking, quiet man none of us knew. They live only a few miles front us but we never visit them, and either do any of her other four children who live in this area. Th, £ IIV ... -,.,.,... vu.UiI ---.. UHi' y (JU u )o I Will probably not believe: Mom's husband smells like he hasn't had a bath in 50 years! I am not kidding. Their house is an absolute pigsty; every piece of windows open. furniture in the place smells to Mv husband even told him high heaven. Nobody cares to flat out that people were eat or drink in their tit)LLSC rommiplainmnig, and to please beca use the smell spoils their clean himself up, but he got appetite. mmmd and refused to do anything Morn was in the hospital for about it. three weeks recently, and every day we'd take her hiusbamiti to The miierchants in town the hospital with us mit's a 25- (Ommif)liiimi about him, but they mile drive'. lie smelled so bad can't keep him out. They spray we had to keep all the car after he leaves. Abby, what can p I I I the entry btan¼w;th."."r name,. address, hone number and estimate of what you would uv: In dollars and cents if :o . Here's your chance to be a $50.00 . rules in this ad and plan now to enter each week. Winners announced each All be received by mail or be deposited at Evening Herald by noon Saturday, July 21. 1979. Ad. dress all entries to the Evening Herald Cash Jackpot, P.O. Box 1657 Sanford, Florida. The Evening Herald is not responsibe for lost entries or other correspondence not reaching the Evening Herald by contest deadline. I I ' era.I • $50.00 CASH JACKPOT Entry Blank My estimate is I • $ • This week's contest covet b the editions of the Evening Herald, Thursday, July 12, 1979 through Wednesday, July 18, 1979. I I My Name' City : I - I I _ State_ _ --ZIP - / - • • Th. Evening Herald 300 N. French Avnui, Sanford, Florida 32771 \ \ - S. Only one entry per person is permitted for each week's contest. Duplicate entries will disqualify all entries from that contestant for that given week. . BRING OR MAIL TO: S. All entries must be on Official Entry Blanks. Hand not necessary purchase the Evening Herald fl order the contest. Copies of the Evening Herald are available for Inspection at 300 North French Avenue, Sanford, Florida. 7. The winner will agree to permit pictures and supply biographicals to the Evening Herald, j I j ('v) 6. A winner will be determined on Monday, July 23 and announced in the Tuesday. July 21 edition of the Evening Herald. The winner's name will be Posted in the lobb y of the Evening Herald. ' Phone Number: I -.-. • Street I ' end'The contest will start on Thursday, July 12, 1979 and e venung IL comes the closest to the exact savings as computed by he Evening Herold will be declared the winner in the event of ties a drawing will be held to determine the winner. (EXCLUDE all coupons appearing in advertising sup On coupons that show actual T:tn CASH JACKPOT Winner! Read the contest Tuesday I -----. 9. Employees of the Evening Herald and their families are not eligible to enter the contest. tO. The Evening Herald reserves the right to alter the contest rules or discontinue the contest at anytime. It. Thideclsionof the Judges will bfinal. H CALL 322-2611 Evening lkvald 1. 'Uric of the firsi things I did as leant about basic health maintenance and first aid procedures," she a wo man tx'commies a mother, it's time to enroll in a Red Cross first aid course, stuck it first aid kit and, above all, take a few preventive in easu ri's around the house to keep her child [ruin ever be ing injured in the first Place." . do" hiul,l)ING OUU NOSES IN w VA. I)E/e H hiOI.01N6: The 1111111 must be mentally ill. And his lie has either lost tier sense Of smell or she's as sick as he is. This is a case for a doctor. For goodness' sake, don't just hold your noses titilti a family conference and get some medical advice marrje'd I'll ('Jill iiiui Ileilit, be got a girl prt'grumrmt. Bob was in thts i mt iii S in Diego ;it the 'lhr' girl went to a humni' for Seattle, bud thir bibs a girl I amid gave it U tuieed miiitthr'r, iii - INI~ (111ustiolvi: Wilvil this child grows 111). do %%v have ally 4W While Ms. Conran 's household priorities indude keeping a first aid kit and some sort of filing system for basic health care infonnation, including dates of minimizations and other ea.sily-forgotton but curcial facts, she again advocates her 'less is more'' t heo rv when making storage decisions around the house. - 'I believe in keeping the m number nu ber of gadgets, '' she says. a fvw'r objects you have lying about, the fewer the risk; vour child will be injured bym the. And don't forget Coniran's Last law' when you keep Inessential home equip'quipnient, there's always one machine not working and in need of time-consuming mini tttion, Organiiitioni saves time, and time is life, Ms. Conran states life is like a British summer, - - she continues. "You have to grab it quickly, before it disappears. she, have any claim on my tiustxinid's estate if he dies before I do? We have children of our own Our wills read: ''To all our surviving children,..'' Is this illegitimate daughter considered a surviving child of uw husband's? Bob told rue that he has no real proof that this is really his child, lie said he didn't love the girl, but he steep with her one weekend exactly nine months before the baby was born, so he could be the father. t%hmer do t t.uitl' NE'E'DS TO KNOW l)EAU NEFI)S; You could be stamidinig right behind (lie eight Ill. (Tile la%~s differ.) Your (I"Stlons are intelligent. resimnsibility fot her" Can slit, to - - . - ' -estment you ever made. - d ,• .•.. — 4i. . . , •' ._. . -. - - BEAUTIFICATION Mary Smith, member of the Good Samaritan Home Beautification Committee, l)reselIts afghan won by Willis Randolph (right) of Seminole (arden Apart11111101(s, Sanford. 'I'iii' fund raising project WIS ht'lti to raise Funds to complete the landscaping program at tfu' Good Samaritan Home ill Sanford. FUND BOOSTED SUMMER 1979 SKATING SCHEDULE CLOSED SUN. and MON. TUES— Ladies Cis ss ................ 9a.m.-lOa.m. Beginners Class .............. lOa.m.-11 a.m. PRIVATE LESSONS BY APPOINTMENT WED.— All Day Skate ............... ho a.m.4 p.m. OUR SKATES $2.50 YOUR SKATES $2.00 Evening Session $1.00 ........7 p.m.-lo p.m. THURS— Evening Session $1.00...... 7 p.m.-9 p.m. ADULTS (16&Over) ....... 9p.m..l0:30p.m. FRI. MATINEE .................... 2p.m.-Sp.m. Evening Session ........ 7:30p.m..h1:Oop.m. INFLATION FIIITIrn &4&M F'ied Ckickeu SAT—MATINEE ................. 2p.m.-Sp.m. Evening Session ........... 7:30p.m.-11 p.m. REG., 3 PC. DINNER CALL 322-9353 SKATING RIN% 2700 W. 25th ST. (SR 46-A) 1 -- Becoming a iiiuther brought a major organizational readjustmerit in Ms. Conran's life. She made time time to becornt.' as knowledgeable as Possible about cuing for her children. l)EA%( A1%ItY 'I'emi years ago, before I mmme,t the miian I ' DEAR POLLY — I have some very nice playing cards that are soiled and I wonder if there is any way they can be cleaned? ANNE DEAR ANNE — You might use a dough-type wallpaper cleaner. Also, you could dampen a soft cloth, dip It In baking soda and wipe each side After washing slacks or any of each card. After cleaning trousers I always hang them by either v.ay sprinkle talcum the legs. The weight of the wet powder on the cards and suffle garment will remove almost all a time or two to restore that the wrinkles and they need little slick feeling. You must be pressing. patient to undertake such a job. Instead of buying new blanket In many cases It would be edging when the binding Is worn better to use that time to buy I crochet an edge on both sides some new cards. — POLLY. of the covering,—AUDREY DEAR POLLY — I have a DEAR POLLY — I always couple of energy savers. When I had trouble finding the end of need melted butter for a crumb the clear adhesive tape until I pie crust I put the needed used the potato peeler. It finds amount in a pie plate, set It on the end of the tape very easily, the top of my toaster and push —MARION the button down two different DEAR POLLY — I am antimes. By then the butter Is swering Lillian whose cakes melted. When I only want to make a pyramid as they bake. soften the butter to go in Tape several thicknesses of frosting I put It In a bowl that is wet, folded paper towels around put on the gas stove pilot light. the outside of the cake pan. — MARGIE Bake as usual and the cake will DEAR POLLY —L.M. can be even across the top and the remove that musty odor from towels will not burn—MRS her books by putting them in a R.J.R. paper bag, sprinkle wit,li whole DEAR POLLY — When a or ground cloves, clamp bag cake comes out of the oven with shut and let them stand for a sort of pyramid on the top a month. This has worked for take a piece of thread by each me on a rag doll, toys and a end and run it through the cake traveling bag. — MRS. A.B. to remove the pyramid.-DEAR POLLY — When I GRACE have leftover egg yolks after Polly will send you one of her making something that calls for signed thank-you newspaper the whites only I poach the coupon clippers if :hr uses your yolks, cool them and then put favorite Pointer, Peeve or through a sieve. They are nice Problem In her column. Write for salads, canapes and gar- POLLY'S POINTERS In care of nishes. this newspaper. 1. Each week the Evening Herald will award a 550.00 Cash Jackpot. guess that the average Woman s basic life situation changes about ever seven ears whether she moves or riot. She may get rnarrietl, cant more money, earn less inones', get divorced or have a Arid with each of these changes conies the need need to reexamine and ncr priorities.'' H as Mom's Husband Bathed In 50 Years? Cleaning Cards Takes Patience i the Herald Business Review 1XI. tYi' ,: WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 -- ----------- c p .51 V1 SUNDAY, JULY 22 Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open speaker, Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. - Tuesday, July 17, 1979-1B J Organizing? L es s Is M ore By ROBERT J. BLACK Extension Urban Horticulturist University of Florida Many shallow rooted plants and newly set plants suffer water stress during hot summer days. Wilting followed by browning of leaf tips and edges are signs of water stress in plants. Several areas of the state have not had adequate rainfall to supply the amounts of water needed by most plants. Therefore, watering has been necessary during the past few months. Proper watering is generally not practiced by most gardeners in that either under or over watering is done. The person who under waters his plants and lawn does so thinking he has supplied the plant with enough moisture through light, daily sprinklings. It is almost useless to lightly sprinkle plants everyday. Frequent, light sprinklings only wet the soil to a depth of less than one inch. ,4 Church. Humane Society of Seminole County, 7:30 p.m., 2001 E. 25th St., Sanford. Florida Gardening -. Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran MONDAY, AUGUST 20 program year after year. "Is there anybody in the House," Kelly asked, "who will jump up and debate that the elderly who are sick should not receive full assistance? Shall we put them on the list of those who need help?" Kelly told the House that of 56,000 elderly and sick Floridians receiving food stamps this year, 36,000 lost benefits when a "reform" of 1977 went into effect this spring. That same reform added 34o4 million non-working persons to the food stamp rolls and raised costs about $2 billion. "It is nonsense to think that with a $1 trillion national debt we are going to economize on the sick and the elderly," he said. - - - - - 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 am. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, U I TUESDAY, JULY 17 Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, French OURSELVES - - -. - .... . . -.• , ,- SANFORD WITH SALAD I I L a, ROLL ONLY $1 69 WIDNISDAY SPECIAL 3 PC. CHICKEN DINNER WITH SALAD & ROLL $ 1 39 21005, FRENCH AVE. HWY. 17-92 SANFORD 322-9442 �BL.ON DIE 25—Evening Herold, Sanford, Fl. Tuuday, July 17,1979 I.4OW'V'OULVDLJLIKE7O /PARPON H/CAj4 ). CONTSBUTE 1D THE ____ _______ ØEAUTIFICAT1O,q c 1 OF THE CITY? LME,SR by Chic Young " GIVEMETEN " uc<s GET J ACROSS 47 Corpse Answer to Previous Puzzle examination ____ 1 Sea dog 51 Sneakily ____ ( IJIoi.I _____ _____ A V I D jA1VON OR1(J 4 Burmese 55 Piece of stage ____ DAI ____ currency scenery EILIE a 8 Fervor 56 Flees T AV 12 Self punishmentRJUIS SuLAjNI 13 First•rate 58 Needle hole j j u (comp wd) 59 Seasoning B RA DEAR DR. IAMB-I know i______________ 14 Authoress 60 Otherwise E Ferber what blackheads are and how to - - 61 Armenian R ______ _____ 15 Period mountain lTt help get rid of them. My t4j 16 Hostels 62 Ardor g U K 1questfonfshowdoyougetridof 17 Negatives 63 Places Pf_ Ef 'i SEIA E whiteheads and what causes 18 Nulls 64 Possessive FSS SI AlP 1W! them to break out? 20 Occasionally pronoun 23 Gain by labor 45 Water(2 wds) DEAR READER—If you ____ _____ 25 Similar in kind encircled 22 Buzzing insect DOWN know what causes blackheads, lands 24 Put 26 Biblical 1. you know what causes __________________________ 47 Church part 25 Of the dawn 1 Gosh! preposition 48 Soviet river whiteheads. They're basially 29 Allowance 2 Monster 27 Respite 49 Garment of 33 Marrowbone 3 Swine the same thing. They're a core and there on the bottom of the 28 Circus animal old Rome 34 Disturb the 4 Emperor of fatty acids formed by Your tank were hundreds of vitamin 30 Eons 50 Connecticut peace 5 Over there skin glands. This little core of and mineral tablets. I retrieved 31 Hemp cord university 36 Gazelle 6 Indian coin 37 It is (contr) fat may have some pigment some of them and was able to 52 Slangy 7 Examines 32 Food 38 Wist affirmative 8 A. highest from your skin at the top of it or Identify the bone meal, liver, 351s indebted to 39 Owned point 53 Stringed 38 Seaweed the fats may be affected by Dolomite and B complex. Ever 40 Our (Fr) 9 Esau's country instrument Barge-load of oxygen so that they change since then all the vitamin 42 Waterloos 10 Before (Lat ) 54 Measure of coal color, tablets that have been taken in 44 Biblical 11 Young girl time 41 Start again character 19 Organ Stop 57 Time zone Many people make the our household have been 46 Get the point 21 Examine 43 Disorders (abbr) before being mistake of thinking that a chewed How 10 Eliminate. Whitehead Problem .10I'1IGI-IT'S •r\I _____________________ EVENING BEETLE BAILEY YOU'RE OUT O UNIFORM! by Mort Walker X COULDN'T FIND YOU6111 te SOMEONE SWIPEP MY ARMY TIE,, SIR OUT OF MY SHOES, SIR ANP YOU'RE IN UNIFORM! — — I UNIFORM! - I 3ffckk 1 _____ __________ _____________ ______________ ____________________________________ 7.l ) __________ __ — — — — 4 5 6 7 — — — — 8 9 10 11 — — — — — — — 12 — 15 THE BORN LOSER Sansom by Art A3O IJI A Lfl1't JII I FOLV6,,. C=SoLIVIK OF V6 '\ 11HAT ' fl cv PRT 'P1_,) 25 ' MI! 16 20 23 26 127 1 30 31 32 9 37 — 38 39 L O ——— %44 45 THO%, "Haunted Inn" 47 48 49 — —— () CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS (1) DICK CAVETT Guest: Leon ARCHIE __ by Bob Montana YOU PAID IT BACK SURE KNOW, JUG, HERE'S THE JUG, THAT'S TAY JUST AS ARCH, I WOULPT HESITATE YOU SAID)VU REALLY DOt.tAR i IT'S NO., TO LENDJ MONEY ' PROMPT. ¶MDULO! _______ GEE, YOU,ARcH BIG AN TIME THANkS, THING ARCH.- 51 — 59 HOW ABOUT FIVE TILL TUESDAY _____ _____ 52 53 54 — — — — — — — 60 61 — — — — — 63 — — — — — — — — — — 64 — — p •4 1 — 50 ____ HOROSCOPE By BERNICE BEDE OSOL L For Wednesday, July 18, 1979 MORNING ED ANTIQUES 3:30 () 0 M•A•S•H (R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) @3 0 0 suggested that perhaps some the comment that Americans pills should be crushed before have the richest and most they are taken. My wife and I expensive urine in the world. are both in our 70s and a few These remarks are not meant years ago we had an experience to indicate that people shouldn't that made me vividly recognize have an adequate amount f this problem. vitamins. As I've said before, I We live In a semirural area like people to get these in a well- Fonzie's good friends. inctudIng Laverne and Shirley. come to the fallen hero's wake to pay their last respects (Part 2 of 2) 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB 6:00 NEWS DICK CAVETT ED handicapped student's desire HAPPY DAYS 0 SUMMERSEMESTER 11:00 Guest Leon (EARLY DAY Edel (Part 20121 to loin them is motivated by reasons other than friendship. (R) 0 5:30 Robert Goulet Joins Julie Andrews in singing memorable Broadway songs. The study group senses that a whether pills were dissoved or to take large amounts of annot when you took them and You necessary vitamins has led to THE FBI 0 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL I112 (12) BEST OF CARSON All of Host: Johnny Carson. Guesl%. the Boston magistrates debate whether Hester is fit to raise her child Pearl. Chillingworth 'S called in to tend to the ailing MIKE DOUGLAS by Howie Schneider WS "THIUG ' JT ITS ) LIV1JG 4')R 5 ALIEJATED.. LUT F COMXT! ... 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 6:55 (I) TODAY IN FLORIDA 5:30 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA t112) NEWS U HI. NEIGHBOR 7:00 () (12) TODAY @1)0 FRIDAY MORNING 0G000 MORNING AMERI- VI . (3 I 3 horse trader today. Strive to be ' fair and those you deal with w Q852 • 2 Valuable Information could CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. passed on to you today through 19) Your forte today Is your K 105 a friend in whom you have ability to manage complicated 7- 17 H(YA"S THE BACHELOR WELL LESTER HAS CLUB PROPLIC TION OF THE LEAP ROLE, 'TUBA PLAYER ON THE t,OtJ KNOW" ROOF* COMING •'ANP HE ss THERE1S A Wr CF) WORK THAT HAS, ON THE F) TO BE NE., ' 0 - ___ ___ \1, 0 ___ ___ ____ _ BUGS BUNNY by Stoffel & Heimdahl 005, WHAT'S MY WiFe J I _____ GOING ON? _______ _______ QECiP 1 HOULP HAVE A _____ . RTAIT I . F OF HR IN MY OFFICE A _____ C - ..-. 1l 1.17] - 4 41OuJfi , . his six spot. If someone started ith : five hearts, he is down one • , Ask Opening lead: 2 by Bob Thaves played in a duplicate ses- @1) UPBEAT 10:00 I THAT'S WWE . . .,.. W AY THE ________ /. 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FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER IIfIIIIIIIII __________ Hwy. 1152 322 7113 1:30.5:40 PLAZA I __ 1 uPIIVK$E. .' -. _____ _________ _______ . l,15 lbs" Tu.*3 p.; Carter asking a friend about the progress of Gregg Allman. Allman was boosting Carter before anybody's ever heard of (j)(1} WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS (A) /00' QJR,,a4Q - / Supremes striking out on her own a la Diana Ross. 9' ___ __ dIppd LOVELY EQ THE F90m ___ _________ h.ae.tcI ., ARRIVE AINE'1 PG _____ ir, TI4 rnG gANG concentration so he can write a 11:30 BEC Tar'n Power about daddy Tyrone: 'How could my father beet, married so many little music.... Mary Wilson of The L SHlNF MATE ED HODGEPODGE LODGE N HE -" months so he can soak up a little HIGH ROLLERS @1)0 THE PRICE $3 RIGHT 0 LAVERNE a SHIRLEY R . $55,000. Burt Bacharach ruzzbcrry'd a bisexuality -. big money offer to go to Australia in favor of holing up in Jackson hole, Wyo., for two FLO RI OA ( 11:00 ______ The Plains Peanut and, asn't a normal man?" lie's filming his third film in a She's writing her own book to row in downtown Florida. kill off rumors of papas's 0 CBS NEWS ' Fat Jerry Lewis seems to be very tiies to such beautiful women large around Fort Lauderdale. if he w 10:30 (21) (112) ALL STAR @1) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI (L) ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) 10:55 ____________ Taylor NOW IP4TIPda '/ x __ JdlIIIIIIIIIIIlUIIIllIIUIIIII @1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) 601 STUDIO SEE(R) __________________________ _________________________________ by Stan Lee and John Romita _________________________________ . *tl,,, (2) (12) CARD SHARKS .. iz looking good. The late Bert Lahr's pretty daughter, Jane, showing her sculpture at Elaine Benson's Gallery in Bridgehampton. - 9:55 DAY NEW ON 1-4 SANFORD while staring at her pleats. Mrs. Warner has her own private Vicki Carr's freebet' ('olluerti hairdresser along, so she stays for Holy Cross Iligh School ill looking good while she works at San Antonio, 'l'exas, raked in (12)DINAHI CHICKEN 9vu& themselves in adjacent stalls • IS SERVED EVERY WEDNESDAYS p.m.-9 p.m.. room down when she showers. summer. . . Shelley Winters: She won't let Peeping "If I knew what makes the Theresas's pretend to soap Tower of Pisa lean, I'd have c bONAHUE n MIKE DOUGLAS U MOVIE WEDNESDAY $195 Includes: Barbecue Chicken -Barbecue Ribs- Potato Salad. Zesty Cole Slaw - Baked Beans & Ranch Bread closes the whole ladies locker just doing stock. Winter and 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI-. CA ED LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) ED THE LONG SEARCH sion, every South opened one (Do you have a question For notrump and that ended the the exports? Write "Ask the bidding. Every West opened • EApI,ts," care of this newpathe deuce of hearts and per. Individual Questions will every South won the trick, be answereçi F accompanied by stamped, sell-addressed Assuming hearts break 4- envelopes. The most interest4, as they did, and assuming ing questions will be used in that no one holds five hearts, this column and will receive South should make his con- , copies of JACOB)' MODERN.) ___ T TODAY: TODAY: MUSHROOM , 8:30 .- ALL YOU CAN EAT Florida. She jogs daily, starves 'ami Joluison tells chums he daily, exercises madly and drags down $200,() per year TODAY . BARBECUE SPECIAL , / oil) , ,, , , , , , 1. Taylor - is shedding poundage woodwork. at a fat farm in l'alm Aire, 2) NEWS •: WEDNESDAY . B CINDY ADtMS 9:00 ' the !XDIPtS I AROj.E AS $PFPEY ,S4PLY iQ.4LLS ___ Am' I TOUR -LAST PATE' 4*z,r -EWT5g rns • PICKEP YA A A& tlV • their two ace-kings before Pass Pass Pass LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) good Idea and enlarge upon it. Devote as much time and Utilize your imagination. energy as required today to any GEMINI (May 21-June 20) promising joint venture you're Your iIncth are very keen involved in. The return could be today regarding ways to add t exceptionall y large. . your personal resources. Play SCORPIO (Oct, 24-Nov. 22) your hunches If inspiration You're an exceptionally sharp strikes, IF L.ctJ,(Y,Svv1SI I Ng • ' - Mrs. John Warner. - the presumably, he will again after former and future Elizabeth Jimmy goes back into the 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA • ' You hold: LEO (July 23-Aug. 22 ) Lady today, you could amaze • 8642 I Luck Is likely to intervene today yourself by what you will be Y Q 108 4 3 in situations where you find able to accomplish. Treat all I___________________________I ____________________ • Q 10 5 2 yourself competing for you do as a labor of love. By Oswald Jacoby something worthwhile. Give AREW (March 21-April 19) You respond one heart to and Alan Sontag her a helping hand. your partner's club opening. Your beat possibilities for Some hands are absurdly He rebids one notrump. An VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) accumulation today come from simple. That is, they are Alaska reader asks if you Conditions could develop In a situations that you've already when you are sitting in an bid again. unique manner today, making begun. Tie up the loose ends, No, you don't. You aren't arm chair looking at all 52 it possible for something that TAURUS (April 20-May 10) cards. happy, but any further bid is you've been secretly hoping for You have the unique faculty likely to lead to real trouble. When this hand was iNEwSPM'EIm EN1-EImI'ImlsI: ASSN.) to become a reality. Have faith. today to take what is already a SPIDER-MAN _ FRANK AND ERNEST TUMBLEWEEDS • : s __________________ :2 ._,.. ', .. conceding the last trick to declarer or dummy. I NT I ' for the hand will never make. "..mtis,theopponents can take two hearts and Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South West North East South P.O. Box 489, Radio City as well. ' Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure tO PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) u specify birth time. you look upon your work as fun (,_ (' save your money. How you can comprehend what they cannot. get along with other signs is one AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) your new Astro-Graph 14t& love should be your major goal that begins with your birthday. ' today. You'll bring joy to them Mail $1 for each to AstroGraph, and enhance your self-esteem PIALOGUE? ___ ____ •Q64 of the sections you'll enjoy in Bettering the lot of those you ON THE - AK6 A K 10 tip that could either make or involved. You're able to by Al Vermeer mond tricks while discarding a small black card, takes his king of hearts and leads fondness for Bugs Bunny, v ho was introduced to Inovic Shedding ED OVER EASY , -. action special based on the the antithesis of the classic lie will acknowledge a special L 7:30 (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA. 8:00 (4)O CAPTAIN KANGAROO ., -' cinch. South takes his ace of hearts, runs off four dia- •A97 SOUTH 642 great confidence. It may be a situations where others are PRISCILLA'S POP J 10 7 4 •763 7:25 (21) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIOA NEWS NEW ON 14 SANFORD Animals," aniination-and-live- lianie. lie decided to make Bugs BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY I 'Jd' oQ&&a ' of the pieces. (3 HOGAN'S HEROES ED SESAME STREET (R) I : — tract on the nose. But sevNORTH 7'17..A eral declarers managedk to ' Q 3 get themselves set. it wasn't '9 difficult for them. All they •QJ84 had to do was to attack • 32 •g$Uaer ..bluck suit on t)4sir wsi own. EAST •A98 The winning play Is. a • K 105 You're more than a match for CANCER (June 21-July 22) : WIN AT BRIDGE Things could take a hopeful make added concessions. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23turn this coming year where your finances are congerned. Dec. 21) A task you've been lee Y° th0u1B Chance circumstances and luck pOdp could combine to fatten your it was a little too tough for you should be undertaken today. bank balance. 8 *4, . YOUR BIRTHDAY July 18, 1979 1.95 Woody Woodpecker, stain- still working. 5:00 (1) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS I SALAD BAR 1el Blanc broke one of the cardinal rules of childhood etiquette - "children should be seen but not heard" - and built a high' successful career out inered for Porky flig, sputtered for Sylvester the Cat, beeped for the Roadrunner, twittered for Tweetie Pie — the List goes on and oil. like any proud father of multiple progeny, Blanc is hesitant to admit a favorite. But ()THE BRADY BUNCH 6:47 CA , EEK & MEEK And ,®o animated cartoons. success and failure in an Moreover, he has giggled for imaginary character. And it's MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN (t2) GUNSMOKE ED A.M. WEATHER 0 ABC MOVIE "Charlie Reverend Arthur PORTER WAGONER 6:30 6:45 @3 NEWLYWED GAME 0 BARNABY JONES Barna. by is hired to locate a hit-andrun defendant who jumped bail, leaving phony stock certificates behind with the bondsman. (R) Voices vocal gimmicks for more than spells the difference between ED SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS Diahann Carroll, Charlie Callas, Don Barry, Judith Blegen (R) (R) 9) THE SCARLET LETTER As .1,2) MAKE ME LAUGH 8:25 11:30 400 New Orleans Style CREOLE GUMBO music of Camille Saint-Saens, timid rabbit, and gave hint a to be rebroadcast Thursday 8- "tough guy" personality. 8:30 p.m. on the CBS Television "The voice I finally caine up 4:00 Network. with is a blend of the Brooklyn EI EMERGENCY ONEI During his career, Blanc has and Bronx streets, modified to THE GONG SHOW @1 invented voices for some 400 rabbit size," Blanc explained. 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF different charaters, cartoon "It worked, for whatever ANIMALS and otherwise, and supplied the mysterious reason it is that 5:00 10:00 Leading players from in Seattle. Washington. cleaned. When the tank was to find a well-balanced diet on pumped out and the operator the bottom of the septic tank was finished, I looked Inside either. ' 4 p)j j unknown heartthrob. (R) (1 0 THE PAPER CHASE and had our septic tank balanced diet. You're not likely 1 j Tuesday, July 17, 1979-36 WEDNESDAY LUNCH SUGGESTION - BLANC "I got big laughs but lousy grades," said Blanc of those audiences in the mnid-1930's. grammar school days. Bugs was just a run-of-theBlanc reunited his vocal warren rabbit called happy, talents with the comedy antics scheduled for the cutting room of Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck and floor, when Blanc rescued him Porky Pig for 'Carnival of the with a new voice and a new 2:30 (1)I2) ANOTHER WORLD ) 0 GUIDING LIGHT ED VI. PEOPLE . 3.00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 1:30 arranges a date with his the American and National League compete in this annual classic, live from the Kingdome eliminated in the urine. You're got going to see those on the DEAR DR. MB-In one of bottom of the septic tank. The your columns you referred to penchant that some people have 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE ED FLOWER SHOW NEWS answering service and BASEBALL ALL-STAR GAME skating, transvestite disco queen at night. ONEWS D 1 I r' \Ie 1''l 'I'S I ' ' The man who loaned his facile voice to everything from RESTLESS cartoon headliners Woody ALL MY CHILDREN 0 Woodpecker, Bugs Bunny, ED JULIA CHILD AND CONPANY Porky Pig, and Friends Ito rusty hinges, Jack Benny's Maxwell, 1:30 ) 0 AS THE WORLD and crunching celery was a shy TURNS youngster whose only attentionED CROCKETT'S VICTORY getting device was to startle GARDEN schoolmates and teachers with 2:00 his trick voices and untraceable DOCTORS sounds. 1:00 (.) (112) TOMORROW Guests Freelance rock reporter Bob Weiner Roller Arena, a Wall Street broker by day and roller Alex tails in love with the voice over his cab's 8:00 a the digestive system without recommend @1) MIDDAY Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. B/an 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 9:30 0 TAXI Edel. (Part 1 of 2) excess oil formation by your digested and enter the body are 46 — — — Guests: Ronnie Spector and The Ronettes 1:00 (1 a DAYS OF OUR LIVES 0 CBS LATE MOVIE 'The Spiral Staircase" (1946) Dora. thy McGuire, George Brent A young mute girl learns the whereabouts of a killer who is terrorizing a small town, but she has no way to express her knowledge tournament from Newport Casino. Newport, Rhode Island OSHA NA NA 0 12:40 "Don't Look States' only professional grass 0 NEXT STEP BEYOND L NEWS SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (t HOLLYWOOD SQUARES accepts the defense of man who is accused of murdering one of the town's leading Citizens age of the finals of the United MATCH GAME 12:30 12:00 VALLEY Jarrod BIG Now" ( 1974) Julie Christie. Donald Sutherland An English couple who move to Venice alter the death of their daughter are met there by a series of psychic occurrences and mysterious murders THREE'S COMPANY A young pregnant woman arrives at the apartment and announces that Jack is her baby's father (R) ED TENNIS "Miller Hall Of Fame Championships'' Cover- 730 warm water and a mild soap. think. Not only are some doctors 0 CBS MOVIE ) LIARS CLUB skin glands. : 6:30 NBC NEWS 0 cas NEWS Soak It thoroughly. Some vitamin pills passed through VS. THEODORE SUNDY A Lady (C)( 1968) Rod Steiger. George Segal A psychotic killer of elderly women dresses in various disguises and eludes a persistent detective. (2 Hrs.) 0 JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT , ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA 9:00 When Rhoda's parents visit Minneapolis. her mother conIdes that their marriage is on the rocks, 0 THE CROSS-WITS degreasing soap. You can also any benefit to the person who 2sponge off the face with alcohol swallowed them but excess sponges to help remove the water soluble vitamins that are — — — — - ('j) MOVIE 'No Way To Treat 7:00 TIC TAC DOUGH @) MARY TYLER MOORE two or three times a day with problem is even worse than you 36 — — — — Scuba divers Nicole and Damian Eldemire explore the Cayman Islands, Chicago Girl Scouts playearthball (R) 0 ABC NEWS ED VILLA AL.EGRE (R) surface of the skin. If it's not didn't get the benefit from the j"5' — — — ----pigmented then it's a vitamin and mineral pills that we had expected. whitehead. 21 DEAR READER: I included —— The treatment is exactly the 24 — — same. The best approach at your letter in my column to home is merely to wash the face highlight your point. The 29 Squiggy falls madly in love with a beautiful girl who is taking him for all she can get. (R) E blackhead means dirt. That's swallowed. I brought this to the attention not true at all and you can't usually wash them off like you of the manufacturer and he said would wash off dirt because the our system was lacking in acid. discolored fat is just below the This may be but the truth is we — — — —— — 18 19 ——— 22 ou tocious 1P — — 2 3 6:00 00 NEWS ED STUDIO SEE "Friends" AFTERNOON 12:00 PASSWORD PLUS Li" THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS NEWS 0 0 ED SESAME STREET (R) Clue' (1971) Ross Martin. Rocky Gunn When a yacht becomes the setting for a string of murders, the Chinese 'tetive is encouraged to come out of retirement, 8:30 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY ci Lamb ____ whoissulteringfromamyster,. ous illness (Part 2 of 4) ' i"1 A4 eI I Hwy 1713$. 1131211 go • ,.. , EDoiIacEN I a , PUT LOOSE OPEN DAILY Ii a.m.-5:30 p.m. FRI. £SAT. Sa.m..tO:3Sp.m. $0, French Ave. . • 1 N. Hwy. 17.92 (Hwy. 17-92) 10:31 SMASH Casse.rry Sanford ' WHICH WAYwhere the choice is "IT'S HONEY DIPPED' . CARLOAD TUES.ONLY •EVERY ALLEY I • 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17-92) F Sanford PHONE 322.9212 Hours Of Operation: Sun. thru Thurs. loa,m.to 11p.m. Fri. and Sal. 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. ____ ........................: - . . . . J -. - - . - '-: - * - . . -, ----- -- ' •• ' . - - ----------- .Aftip -- �4B-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _____________ Tuesday, July 17, 1979 Legal Notice Humi dity For A Office Problem limits to save energy also subjects violators to a $5,O(X) fine. But the machinery for enforcement has not been set up yet. Service Commissioner Joe Cresse setting the . Tallahassee grocery store manager Hugh Dorsett said the raising of thermostats might show up in slightly higher food bills for shoppers. He said when thermostats are raised, refrigerator compressors use twice as much energy to keep food cool, and the extra Dirertor Joe Fletcher of the Dade (Miami) County General Services Administration said the 16½ pages of rules permit setting air conditioning thermostats below 78 degrees if past the comfort zone. The comfort zone ends at a dewpoint, or Dorothy Pasker, a secretary for Tampa's Jim Walter Corp., said she noticed it "wasn't nearlyascoolasitusuallyis,"butsaidpeople level, of 65 or more, he said. Fletcher said he ran a test Monday with a sling psychometer, but the air wasn't (lamp enough to warrant running the thermostat below 78 degrees. "So far we haven't had any problem with It and I don't anticipate any," he said. Businessmen and government employees throughout the state were shedding threehumidity were not complaining, "Everybody understands the situation," she said. "In the afternoon when wegetall the piece suits for the I.atin guayabera, a short- might heat up, but it's not uncomfortable yet." Publisher William J. Kelly of the weekly Wauchula Herald Advocate posted this memo to his 15 employees Monday: "if this higher sleeved shirt-coat, or sports shirts, keeping a temperature proves too uncomfortable, in. bodle in here it sports Men Who elect t twice weekly." important client. mandating temperature do so must shave their chest Board Set IN RE: THE ADOPTION OF TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the INFANT GIRL BY undersigned, pursuant to the WYNN RUSSELL RAYMOND and "Fictitious Name Statute" Chapter SHARON DUNCAN RAYMOND, his 865.09, Florida Statut,s,wili register wife. with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, NOTICE OF SUIT in and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof of the TO: BILLY ROGER PACE publication of this notice, the I IC. Route 3, Box 560.0 titious name, to-wit: EXECUTIVE Gainesville, Georgia 30501 YOU ARE HEREBY BUSINESS CONSULTANTS under NOTIFIED that a Petition for which I am engaged in business at 459 Oak Haven Drive, Altamonte Adoption has been filed against you Sorings. Florida 3270). business enterprise is as follows: any, to it on JOHN EDWARD Dated at Orlando, Orange County, Florida, July 3, 1919 Publish: July 10, 37, 24, 31, 1979 DEL-43 ROOKS 8. OWEN PA., Attorney for Petitioner whose address is Post Office Box 39,390 S. Highway 17.92, Casselberry, Florida, 32707, and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court on or before Aug. Il, 1919, otherwise a judgment may be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. INVITATIONTOBID and -Insurance Commissioner Bill the Legislature to give the board authority to veto the budget of hospitals unable to account for cost increases Gunter says he has high hopes that the new State Hospital Cost Containment Board will live up to Its name. If it doesn't, he warned in an interview Monday, there will be strong pressure on the Legislalure to give the board the authority to actually set prices hospitals can charge. "I intend to do my best to influence the actions of the board to try to stop the u,• ' - . -- . Office of the Materials Manager, .' . - ' ' , First & Conly child care - - - SANFORD AREA-Newly re r open ior Faces Baby sitting in my home anytime day or nite, $1 hr.; $6 day. Lake Mary 323-6659 WELCOME TO A PLEASANT VOICE & ENCOURAGING Child Care in my home day or nighl. Anun. inrU Fro. 473 WK., $6 day or $1 hr. 323.5344. working mother. Mon. thru Fri. Reliable. 332.4129. Haired Legisla- B\R-BQUE CORRAL - . - 9oud Things to Eat penance, must have own tools, ASSEMBLY MECHANIC ROUSON, JR.. is Date - t ' :1 I t , . ' . ___ ORLANDO, Fla. (UP!) convinced that one man is then and must have been in a I Rçtirees whose neighbors' responsible. panic...! could hear running lwflies have been ad afire 14 "1 feel such guilt," said back and forth. times in the last year have set Rosemarie Volnoff, daughter of "If I had known it was the gum and sticks within ready the latest victims, William and arsonist, I think I would have reachof their beds for fear they Helen Bage, Bage, 83, suffered confronted him," she said. may be confronted by an ar- a heart attack as suffocating The 14 fIres havedamaged smoke filled in home but was $250,000 Worth of A task force has been un• dragged from his bed by a eqwjsnent.Usuallytheyaresd successful in attempts to track friend last Saturday morning, between 2 a.m. and 4:30 x.m. in doi the source of blazes which Both he and his wife survived, a garage where toilet paper has begin destroying frame homes "I heard the trespasser," been doused with gasoline OF in April 1978. AuthoritIes are said Mn. Voindf, who lives lighter fluid. not':w-e if there is one culprit or next door to her parents, "I "He's aiming at the older several roaming the Lflke yelled out the window, 'I hear people with frame houses," Rattan area on the eastern edge you and I'm calling the police,' said a 59-year-old man. Like of Orlando. and he threw a rock at the mod of those living in the area, Fzlghtened residents nf the window so! wouldn't look out. he asked not to be identified for close-knit neighborhood are He had already lit the fire by fear his home would be next. I AND, you are required and filed your AR5WST 2ll0Sanford Ave. . 323.5176 ____________________________ - DEL-17 July 3, 10, 17, 21, 179 career minded Executive Secretary who has proficient ) ' , ' , -. ..- - -.-. '., - ' a '-:-' . ". , . - 3:; -.. . '' - -- , I - -S. . " S"' S . - - _. ' APARTMENTS OVER 2500 SO FT of gracious living in this lovely Ig Mayfair 3 OR 2 B home, beautifully shaded dbl sized lot in one of Sanford's finest neighborhoods. Owner anxious! $67,000. Terms. SUPERX TAX SHELTER quadraplex. Basics are here, needs up grading, great pot ential, good cony. location. Owner will hold very low mt mort 559.900. Publish: July 17 , 1979 - - a • * r ~ .11&N deSac! BPP WARRANTED #.0, Ii 0 - T , i, 13*1 Cornwall Road, Sanford. Apply in person between I a.m.4 . at 3101 Corowall Road, Sanford. Apply in person bet. wean I a.m..6 p.m. INC. REALTORS 8 30 6833 or 339 4713 eves. DOLL HOUSE! 3 BR 2 bath home oak shaded lot w C H&A, w w carpet, Fam Rm, Dining area, fenced rear yard & B B 0! Lots More! Your Dream For $29,000! ROBBIE'S - 42—M)biIe Homes , - - NOTICE li 24 HOUR E LEADERS! WE LIST & SELL HOMES THAN MORE ANYONE? JOIN THE ONE Irish'S NOtjt'', It *1308 322-9283 I -------- - Imn,ect,att' occupancy New 3 lIP. I B. block home. rcfg & range 5%'alkinq distance to hospital. doctor, nursing home & down town 521.500, w excell en t terms Johnny Walker Inc 322 6457 or 3277111 attS 1971 16 ft. "Stinger" Bass boat, 150 Mercury engine, Thrust trolling motor Excellent condition, PIANO IN STORAGE Beautiful Spinet Console stored locally Reported like new Responsible party can t,ikt' on low payment balance Write before we 5tid truck Joplin Piano, P 0 [lox 3064. Porn,', Ga 30)61 62—Lawn- Ga llden Country Club 8 25th St 4 acres w 7 old blcigs on properly 530.000 Lwnmower Sales & service We sell the best & service the rest Western Auto 301W 10 So 3221403 - Airport Blvd & Jewell La 10 acres 545.000 Good terms FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 BUILDINGS'! Special factory purchase on all steel, clear span buildings. 30'x18'xl2' for 3,991 00. 40'x48'x 11' for 1,996 00. 40'02'xII' for 51981 00. I8'x17'xl4' f or 6,937 00, Free listing BROCHURE write CHEROKEE LAND CO Murphy, N C 28906 47—Real Estate Wanted F 0 ii factory. All buildings include 25 lb. wind load and large double slidind door. Call 305 331 4617 9 a.m to S p.m collect Losing your home 8. credit" I will catch up back payments & buy equity. 322 0216 • 65- --pets- Supplies 47-19a9e Bought &Sokl 50—Mscellaneous for Sale Beauty Salon Chairs-used but good cond. $20 each. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 31-92 So. of Sanford. 3228121. 16 P M. btks. red & blue. Dame COX 1)50 5300 855 7051 Perian-wh & Toni fern, red taby male $35 515. Siamese $0 mo old fern $35 855 7051. Cocker, male, 1' , yr. Keesnond fern 2 yrs, German Shep fern 8 wks Under $15 or best offer, 855 1051. 68—Wanted to Linoleum Rugs& Paint ARMY.NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 372 5191 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co. P.O. Box 1328 • Longwood, Fla. 32750 The sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will Glenn A. Blackmore, Broker get Meetings BusIness. 7:30 1st Tues. Buy S Pc. BR Set Call 8911057 results. 3 pc. sectional couch, Med. style, Rain or Shine • Sale on Property • Under Tent WW MW cxc cond kelly grn Call 862 1329 aft. S. , ' '' - - ' ; I PiCk up I 1911 00dQe y1 . (100(1 cond - - Long hed I $ 1350 L'? 2319 . - Sale 1970 No v a QoOd condition 5650 F I RM 33 50.5 - Air Conditioning i I Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Es? Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 372 $173 • I I Appliances I - I-U Alan's Appliances Retlgera?n A-C Repair" Licensed. 32J 0039 Automotive Service __ - Western 303 W Automotive Service. Cash 322-4132 Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used - -4ucrnlure, Refrig., stoves, lo,4s PRON TO Piim.' R.'par', Electrical, plumbing. i.arp,'r,tr , painting 322 .4011 -44&DA5ERVlCFMAN7 You - ,. find tin, list e d in Oi.ir Rusin''. Service Directory ' —! 1111111111111111111111 Auto Home Repair ~ SI tune up. is? hrkes, tail pipe, etc Lawn Maintenance Ccrtitit'tj L,iw,i A. 1. ,,ii(l',( ,' I RI ii [SI IM,', I i's 321 871Y Mowing ,'In- Beauty Care Lawn Service TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty P1004 519 C. 15t St 32 712 I ceramic'nle I ______________________________ BC's Mobile home wasting S waxing Restores or goal sti iii,' & prolongs paint Guarantr',': 111111111111111111111 essrnaking sfreakless & spotless windows From 120 to $40 323 .41',) anytime Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 137 - Office Cleaning - Grooming &Boardi ng — ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs ,,, .jrcm'.li cages 372 5152 Custom Office Clt',imiimig (i.IitlItii'I cUll, new COnSt I c bend,I a, 05 Quality 5cr', i(' "sno p? ui,' Ph 373 0541 or 668 59*4 - I A&B Painting lotS. Ext Resi & Comm 3728187 99 I Man, quality operation 8 yrs rxp Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Beal, 327 1371 I Picture Perfect Ext P,,n$n'1 F ret' Est I ic 10 p0 mIsc lo Sr Cit 339 6066. 668 8335 - INSULATION Batting, blowing. RACO Foam, fiberglas & Ccllu lose Lowest prices Call 323 0839 or 904 731 6108 collect - Painting i Homelmprovements __ - -' --- 323 2918 Mobile Homes MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty 25 yrs Exp 869 8562 - General t, ,bfld',(,jpiiq Re'." specialists, top-,o.1 7. till mImI sod laying & tree U nrn,cn. - Plastering Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed & Bonded Call 322 2780 CUSTOMI'-IOME BUILT REMODELING & REPAIR S.G. BALINI & ASSOC. 3228665 PAINTING, CARPENTR'y CUSTOM CABINETS Free Est. 323 0429 after 5:30 Railings Martin's 323 7811, 339 7693 Wanted Appliances repairable condition. Washers, refrigerators, etc. Kelloggs Auction. 373 7050, Wanted Applicances repairable cond. Washers, refrigerators, etc. Kelloggs Auction 323 7050. I Room for rant with kit. prlvIIsges In private home in Lk, Mary. - Woman only, 333.4649, ________________ Sanford Gracious living. Ran. @111-your club WseklylmonttiIy rates. Inquire 500$. Oak 141.7113. — To List Your Business,., D1QI 322-2611 or 831-9993 or organlike to be included in this listing MOW— CLASSIFIED - Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic both, $350. Adults, furniture $10. 141.711). ._ S , S ........... DEPARTMENT . ...' This . Lovely I - - - ~ - - i 3 Bedroom, 2 Beth Home and Garage... 640 2439 S. Myrtle Ave, Sanford . - 0. -. . ___ S 1 .. jr : . I with Central Air 3fl.2611 -- - -,, call: Evening HeiWd THIS SPACE RESERVED TO SELL YOUR HOME , J your club ization wouI Call Us... i _ ,, activIties, If Apmdments U.urnist.d •_ _ ...kscludlng This Modern Pool In only 138,900. Mortgage Can 'I Sanford for Be Assumed. _____ Custom built ironwork Window guards, gates etc 4, Did you know that your Iclub or organization can I appear In this listing each I I week for only $3.50 per I 1 week? This is an ideal I Iway to Inform the public I - F-er ______________ 29—ROomS '' - - I ITT Bingo & Sat.. Early Birds 7:15pm. Every Wed. - DAY TON'\ AUT O ,%k1(1 1 (,-. HI', r 91 1 ni),' wec? of ',p".'d.s,i, Motor c It, Insurance Da, tona Beach ,%- 11 PiI(J ,' III. .\IR AGENCY I Public AUTO AU( TON ,",c'r', Iut'sclay It .' .10 I, S 1(1,' 0111 00(5 23 3666 or 323 7710 _________________________________ n Florida 'VOL'S('I the mecer v,, h t (,' Call 4)4 ?S 4)1 79—Trucks-Trailer's (4 ^1.1,, I 'i.ir?h,'r (!I't,I Doberman AKC 6 wks ID mos, WILL BUY EXISTING Ri & 2nd MORTGAGES. R Legg, Lic. Mlg. Broker. 825 No, 4 0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte, 862-1493 A - 62-A--Firm Equip, 45-A--stof State Property -- 1966 Dodge Coronet V 8 shape Can be seen a? 201 F Commercial 327 0291 -' 78-torCycIeS 59—Musical Merchandise S acres near Geneva, electric, 67 It well, trees Real nice lake with plenty of fish 373 4.3759 to 6 Terms -- ' cars, truckS& heavy equipment 32? 5990 15.800 Call after S weekdays 327 8648 - 43-Lots-Acreage (305) 862•3363 South of Sanfotj II - In excellent cond., $900 Hwy. 51-fl 1511. 332.9103. POISSON MARINE 797/ Hwy tl 92 Sanford, Fla 32773 ting and patio awning. 3226162 or 831 7166. I J U ST V!AI'1F t',\YMENIS 8 modelS CIII liv 9100 or ) 480'i Dealer 55—Boats & Accessories 3 Bdr, 2 13. complete with skir ______-- Read bo1,i S C Iasst.ed acic 1 . Home Video I V recorder 1975 Lamora Mobile Home, i2x65, , I,'' yi I year old, must sacritice, $500 327 1893 373 5200 VA & F HA Financing For information and Color Brochure Call: Chaper 30 Experienced maintenance supr. ' Looking br garden equip "''I' -. Top Dollar Paid for junk 5. used - 3803 Orlando Or Busier waiting, needs a house In the Longwood Lake Mary area - Willing to pay cash to mort. Call Lennie Williams, Realtor Assocpat&' alter lirs 615 1124 Tony Coppoia Assoc Realtor 641 2518 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - l 53—TV. Radio- Stereo GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - 322-2420 Inspection Dates: July 15-20 - DISABLED AMERICAN VETERANS benefits. Please apply In person only at 3403 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla, EOE. __ oven & A single oven Prices start at S21225 Santord F- ur nitur Salvage, 1792 So of 322 8721 See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front & rear BR's REALTY - JOIN SANFORD'S SALES City sewer and water • 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom units • carpeted • air conditIoned. all appliances • clubhouse • swimming pool • 8 acres • boat (lock and slips • 2 bedroom-2 bath house • 50' boat slip • carpeted • 1600 sq. ft. • 1/2 acre • olevatot sea wails • landscaped • large oak trees and much lilore! 3227993. Pinebreeze Farms is now ac cepting applications for production workers on both day I night shifts. We offer corn. peiltive pay 1. full company wholesale left over from going out of business s,ik' 3 (JOub),' TOWNHOUSE For sale lovely 2 OR, It b all el.. w w carpet, drapes inc., beautiful grounds By appt Only! 323 9598 FORREST GREENE LOCATION: 1-4 to Orange City DcLand Exit $ Go Wl on 15-A to 1/-92 • Go North tO 15A • Left to S.R. 44 and follow bright blue Honloon Island State Park signs to Bolts Landing Rd. • 3 miles from beautiful DeLand, Fla. TERMS: 100,o Day of Sale • Balance in 30 Days. Financing Available by Local Lender Competitive Rates 3 OR 1.5 bath, split plan. $32,500. William MaIiczowskl Realtor Experienced full time Gardener I Painter Mariners Village. 3239470. _________________________ _________________________ New Tappan gas ranges, below I New 235 Homes, I pct interest to qualified buyer $30.000 to $38,000 Low dow., payments. BUILDER 3222287 Casselberry. Lk Catherine area. 'I OR, 2 [3 split plan, C H&A Exc neighborhood 516.500 JUST FOR YOU! 3 BR 11 2 bath home in C. C. Manor w remodeled eat in kit, w w carpet, porch, pan. Farn Ron & DR. & More! BPP WARRANTED Wow, $30,500! • DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a l cost Classified Ad. Receølonist.Secretary for new XIj# ____ — 41—Houses 41—Houses • ______ $3.75 hr, Green, butcher block top. I yr old Like r'w 5350 373 6/86 _____________________________ 52 CONDOMINIUMS 1 HOUSE ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONTAGE 1 1:00 A.M. SATU R DAY J U LY 21 Cash for your lotI Will build on your lot or our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel lnC..4aaltor 444.3013 BUY JUNK CAPS I morn 51010 $50 (,III 321 1621 321 4.4.60 Kitchen aide portable dishwasher We just want a little reassurance that there's still a heaven!" _____ BEAU TI FUL! I BR 7 bath home in Hidden Lake w C H&A. carpet,Ig eat in kit, tencei yard. patio & grill & Much More' 2 BLDG SITES located in County near elementary school, bo th for p 78 Granada Ar C onil PS Pt) Al) TO 77—Junk Cars Removed I Parts I KENMORE WASHER Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 gut issues. AUCTION - - Brand New inlerspring Bedding price Sanford Furniture Sal vage. 17 925 at Sanford 322 8721 Eve. 372 8182. 37? 3587, 322 7177 - VAFHA-235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment Factory workers for new plant at S151—Household Goods -, "Reverend, we're not after hard-hitting sermons on the Just $46,500! Sanford's Sales Leader . - ,'. 191 AMC Gr,'rnl.n Stci ' us A C ("00(1 cond Icis .' 3995 I7,1 44 72—Auction - 1 good bu,', tfz r SUPER! 3 BR 2 bath split plan home in Upland Park! C H&A. w carpet , dining area, patio, newly wallpapered on quiet cut REAL ESTATE A SSOCIATES ("fl( strcirx; 80—Autos for Sale EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN T PIE SSANT ADS 3?? 760 or 8)1 9993 1~ R O IL .,... M - t INC REALTOR 323 1837 - Reg. Real Estate Broker 323.0759 Aft,Kns.222.7443,322-4169 Employer. " HAL COLBERT, REALTY 263 Sanford Ave. Taylor. Equal Opportunity v. _________ 2565 REALTOR, MILS PARK I EALTORS 323.5774 Day or Night R Branch Office 323-222 I - I , ~ , \\ . inc. I , - BATEMAN REALTY typing I short hand skills. Varied administrative duties. 5d resume to Cardinal In. dustries, Inc., P.O. Box U, Sanford, Fl. 32771. AU: Ms - DEL-7111 " I . F ' WE BUY USED F URNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford F ur nitur,' SaIv,ige 112 an: F or 1: state Comm,'r 'cal 5. 14 es d, i'',)) .\,c ons & Apprasals (Iii (1''11 S "i.)(tiOfl, 323 562" 0 3227912 . ,• ~ on paved Street. City water. $10.000. Harold Hall Realty _. 1.11 ,, , •1 ~, SANFORD COURT i _____ REALTOR 322 4000MLS CLERK lu The Board of Count y 1OR - $169 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada, Just So. of Airport commissioners In i Blvd. on 1742 In Sanford. Call Seminole County, Florida By: Arthur H. Bgckwtth, Jr. 3231470 MarIner's Village. Clark 305-3321121 Publish • .i'i. --- 41 " p1,o)n REALTY ARTHUR.H. BECKWITH, JR., Deputy Clerk ROGER L. BERRY Attorney for Ptitlonec J 1 113 acre beautifully wooded building site P- UNCLUTTER VO1R CLOSET. Sell thOla' things that are just taking up space with a want ad inthtHerald3fl.3611ot'$31 9993. (corner lOthi French) plant COMING SOON _______________________ __________________________ , ,,,.-r-r- 11 I -, j~T 912 French Ave p.m. 1939 _~ 000 AAA EMPWYMENT (SEAL) By: Cynthia Proctor Sanford, Florida 32711 STATE - .1 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.78$1,Sanford _________________________ WAITRESSES BARTENDERS COOKS CASHIERS the 7Th day 01 August, 1979, at Hi, Seminole County Courthouse, Room 303, Sanford, Florida. P.O. Drawer 0 SUNSHINE Eves Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. - Arthur A. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court r A REALTOR 322-4991 . GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES. EES Mint cond. 2 O R near hOSp 8. shopping. Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm, neat & clean, $38,500. SOLAR HEAT low el bills. Lg. BR, 1' B, quiet area, nice landscaping. Only $25,900. MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE I __________ . IN SALES THRU JUNE! LOOKING FOR RENTAL INCOME? This 2 unit Apt, house may be lust what you want. Just $21,500. ,j Iff- ~ I,I , - , - I95 cjti,'roIet truck .sIi ) txd rns I 53150 Sanford Aç -'' Good usedlurn, ,tppiiancec. plumbing fixtures, old material 322 5659 ' Co'inter top stove, gas & electric ranges, gas dryer, color TV. dishwasher, furniture & many other items Remember prices go down every 10 days 2621 S Sanford Ave 322 1491 Tues Fri 915.58 Sat to I It C I REAL bR ML 371 6061 or eves. 323 0517 REALTORS AGENCY '? I ~_ 0)))) LAKE FRONT over ' - .. STEMPER 1. to WILSON MAIER FURNITURE lillY SF I I TRADE 3113151" 1 , rO So 122 5622 79—Trucks-Trailers 68—Wanted to Buy ' - I IIIIIIIIIIIII 90 0%I111110411 144 1 i-1-11-4- __rli ___ 'I',. - REALTY ?4)S. S French ( 179 2 ) Sanford 323 5324 - - [[1 ~ STENSTROM have this country estate on approx. i acres complete with guest cottage 5. barn for horses. 1330,000. Call to See this Today. ': W. Gernett White Experienced preferred, excellent salary. relief FEES, ISSUING RECEIPTS AND ToShise_ MAINTAINING LEDGERS, to appear PROVIDING FOR DEPOSITING M.F share fur. house W. Sanford. or other SERVICE FEES WITH CLERK OF Have fan$—no AC. $100,no. + Vi an the 78th day 01 June, 1979. ___________________ - FLORIDA • Rpa * ( U 55000 " _ 339.0509 __osoa 339 .. .. EXECUTIVE SECRETARY Excellent opportunity for a sharp , 1979 a' COUNTRY TRAILER SITE 10 pretty acres In Osteen. Only $17,000 for all. $5500 clown ., 701 Bldg. _____ Dr. E. Altamontó __ CARPENTER RON BECK, , July 10, 17, - 2 0ill III Salary plus commis. with full cornpany benefits. Apply In person to: JOIn A. Whitcher As Personal Rpresentative BOARD OF COUNTY COM. the Circuit Court In and for Seminole MlS$1ONER$, PROVIDING FOR of the Estate of County, Florida, and serve a copy RogerB. AMENDING SERVICE FEES BY thereof on Petitioner's attorney, RESOLUTION, PROVIDING FOR Deceased ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL ROGER L. BERRY, P.O. Drawer 0, OMISSION FROM SEMINOLE Sanford, Florida 32771, on or betors COUNTY CODE; PROVIDING REPRESENTATIVE: the 2nd day of August, 1979, or FOR SEVERABILITY AND Jack B. Nichols, Esq. Nichols 8. AssocIates, P.A. otherwise a default will be entered PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE against you. P.O. Box DATE. WITNESS my hand and official 1110:00A4t, or as soon thelfeeffer Orlando, Florida 33903 seal of the Clerk of the Circuit Court, as Possible, at its regular ,ne.gon Te$ipie: 3OW1.023 Publish; DEL-44 --.- .- ) `- ia.— .1! Sale 52—Appliances seeking against you. 1979. .0779 1. I J i M. Unsworth Realty The Real Estate Agency 2544 S. Fr en ch Ave. ~ INC. available, excellent pay. slon REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR Call Bart THIS NOTICE, to file any objections Apply in parson Sanford Nursing ALICE E. ROUSON, whose last TO BE PAID BY PAYORS OR PAY. they may have that thall.nges EES USING THE DOMESTIC RE. I, Cony. Home 930 MeilonvIile know residanceand mailing Sddi' validity 01 the decedent's will, the is OHS COMMISSION SERVICES $. 3rd Avenue, Mt. Vernon, FOR PETITIONS OF Qualifications of the personal MODIFICA. LPNMJIltIme5.Pal't time. Appl, New York 10350. representative, or the venue or iflON OF PRIOR SUPPORT OR. In person Lakeview Nursing jurisdiction of the court. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED DERS AND PAYEES SUING SER. Canter 919!. 2nd St. that a proceeding for dissolution of VICES ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND FOR PETITIONS FOR _____________ mvrlagshasbeenfiledageinstyou OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED ENFORCEMENT; PROVIDING a WILL BE FOREVER BARRED, and that Petitioner, ISAAC FOR RECEIVING SERVICE Notice of Administration: July to, - - REAL ESTATE 'Zr - RqALTOR.322.u,. I our lot or yours Build to Sut FHAVA,FHA 2358.245 . -_---' ll i WORLD. REALTY 'ç0pi, Has I BR. FP & new w carpet & all newly r enovat ed Downtown $24,900 ' Experience In maintaining machinery. -- - I I 50-Miscellaneous for I& completely fenced $27.900 ,,i DRAG LINE OPR. I I L ~ I , ,I ~N\ ~1_1 Osteen -3 BR,? bath, Central H A. w w carpet Large wooded lot s..u,000 McGovern Builders 3?? 8910 New listing I yrs young 3 OR 2 B, C H&A, nice car. lot Will go VA or FHA $35,500. - ft I I Payments $250 PITI I 8SI 318j shingled 3 BR. 1 b home on?' acres, lots of trees, above ground pool, even a riding lawn mower & Ig sc porch for your to relax in on these hot summer days, $53.500 by Gill Fox ~ j.. f NO REALTORS'' No car needed' This 2 OR, 1 b home is cony located near shopping, churches 8. school, in cxc cond & priced right at $27.500 this 3 DR, I 8 homer Gas heat & ., Lake view lot. Loch Arbor. 10$' paved road, 210' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake, Only vacant lot in area. $14,950. American & Foreign car ex is Arsonist Hits Again Low maintenance on the outside of . 41-Houses MECHANIC for self-starter. Previous sites ex. ' per Ience needed, - L 3t)R, 213 older frame home, carpet. Ben Franklin FP. 2 new ceiling fans. $22,000 Call us to see. ' _ Pouitry, beef, pork, fish, Free delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford ___________ area. 3222371. Sam' Port ion _______________________________________ Meats, ' -- LIM , . ______________________________ ----------. --- ---.---- . - ~ It 2 B. FR. snq garage. I yr old $5000 dwn & assume mor$ at 9 pct will consider sm. 2nd Like the country? Lovely cedar Why settle for less when you can only. Furniture optional. Ideal for construction workers. $180 __________________ mo. 323-2633. Experienced S days weather permitting. Excellent pay. future the Circuit Court for Seminole undersigned, pursuant to the County, Florida, Probate Division, "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter the address of which Is Seminole $6S.O9, Florida statiJtes,will register County Courthouse, Sanford, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Florida 32771. The personal In and for Seminole County, Florida, representative of the estate i upon receipt of proof of publication A. Whitcher, whose address Is 205 of this notice, the fictitious name, to. Cumberland Circle W., Longwood, wit: GREAT AMERICAN BOOK FAIRS under which it expects i, Florida 32750. The name and ad. dress of the personal represen. engage in business at 150 Hope St rett, Longwood, Florida 32750, its lative's attorney are set form btlow. All Persons having claims or, post office address is P.O. Box 178, demands against the estate are Longwood, Florida 33750, and at required, THREE such other locations as it shall WITHIN MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF hereafter choose, That the party interested in said THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE, to file with the Clerk business enterprise is as follows: of the above court a written INTERNATIONAL MEDIA statement of any claim or demand SYSTEMS, INC. 100 percent. DATED at Longwood, Seminole they may have. Each claim must t In writing .nd must indicate the County, florida, ii.is Mh day basis for the claim, the name and June, 3979. INTERNATIONAL MEDIA address of the creditor or his agent IZZ::7 .. . CEMENT FINISHER & BLOCK LAYERS 11 PM& HOME COOKED meals __________________________ 13 to 9. Mon. thru Thurs.; Fri & Sat. 11 to 10. 3755 Orlando Dr. I * MAR KHAM WOODS RD. College area, frame 2 BR. Adults I SANFORD No Qualifying' 3 BR BR's, swimming pool. all on (a 3one SIDE GLANCES ________ 4 ~ * I _______________________ 3 OR 1 B, 1st 8. last, S200dep. skills & legal experien ce. Open. Now serving breakfast 3:30 AM to Legal Notice In Lake Barton THREE RENTAL UNITS On large treed corner lot Alum siding, zoned commercial, great potential $30,000 - Attractive person. Good office 41-Houses BOATERS AHOY! See this to make your dreams come ture Ent rm i ?J'xSu'. w indoor water tall 8. tiSh pond 3 or 4 U C 5 --- I 41—Houses canal leading to St Johns River 5325.000 . . 33-Houses Furnished ____________________ 323.3717 - All bids shall be mailed to the 1979 A give away price at $12,500 Couploonlyl No lease ADVERTISING Flu, (UP!) dignity" If they choose and not Florida lawziiukersllstened last be kept alive by drugs, year and turned six of the DIRECTOR lure Is tackling some con- mechanical devices or other delegates' proposals Into law, troverslal issues this week "heroic measures." EVENING HERALD Foremost among these was a Including legislation to let Currently respirators and bill creating a commission to 300 N. French Ave. people "die with dignity" and a other life support equipment review hospital costs, Sanford, Florida measure to repeal Florida's can only be disconnected by "In one short year the Impart laws against cohabitation, court order or an order from the The delegates elected by medical examiner after a of the Silver Haired legislature LPN tull time. Exp. w.Fiorid. fellow senior citizens from person Is declared legally deed is very apparent," said U.S. license, 9.1 14.12. 322-9364, $. on Chiles, D-Florlda, around the state arrived The cohabitation bill, by Rep. Sen. Lawt f Nursing I Cony. Center. SYSTEMS, INC. or attorney, and the amount who opened up the 1979 session Sunday and will remain In town Cynthia Collins of Tampa, By: WILLIAM G. CONOMOS, claimed. It the claim is not yet due, AVON Secretary FIGHT INFLATION through Friday to debate and seeks to repeal Florida's laws Monday with a review of the date when it will become due ederal legislation dealing with shall be stated. If the claim is Publish: July 3, 10, Il, 24, 3979 Sell Avon. Increase your earning pass legislation that seeks to preventing members of the f contingent or unllquldated, the DEL 1, power. For details, call 644.3079. improve life for Florida's two opposite sex from living togeth- the elderly, nature of the uncertainty shall be million senior citizens. er without the benefit of Chilies credited the group with stated. If the claim is sec ured, the shall be deScribed. The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, The death and cohabitation marriage, providing the impetus for Security claimant shall deliver sufficient SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. bills are two of just 119 measure The regular Legislature side- Florida's $11 million COUUTIUflI" copies of the claim to the clerk to CIVIL ACTION NO. fl1233-CA4I.E NOTICE prefiled by delegates for con- stepped this issue last spring, ty care for the elderly program enable the clerk to mail one copy to IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF NOTICE hereby given that the personal representative. Board of County Commissioners of ISAAC ROUSON, JR. with lawmakers saying it is and prompting a skeptical each sideratlon. All persons Interested In the estate Seminole Countyh, Florida, intends Husband.pefltion.r, Th e death bill by Silver simply too hot politically to Legislature last spring to to whom a copy of this Notice of an to hold a public hearing to consider Haired Rep. Leon Belcher of handle. provide money to Pay for Administration has been mailed are ALICE E. ROUSON, the adoption of an ordinance to be Pinellas Park suggests adults The Silver Haired Legislature glasses, dentures and hearing required, WITHIN THREE Wife-Respondent. entitled: MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF AN 0R0INANCE NOTICE OF ACTION should be allowed to "die with carries no officIal weight, but aids for the poor and elderly. THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: ESTABLISHING A SERVICE FEE TALLAHASSEE, - The Silver -stretch 1 good area. 3fl.0236. 8--Eating Places Materials Manager of the Seminole DEL-77 that theadmmnistratlonof the estate FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE of Roger E. Whitcher, deceased, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: File Number 79.216.CP, Ispending In Notice is hereby given that the Issues HUNTER SPECIAL Nicely secluded mobile home near Ocala National Forest 3 BR 1 BA w'th r"ntv of room to __________________________ _____________________________________ , Publish: July 17, 24, 31, August 7. — 41-Houses ' _____ e to get result5 ADS E --.---------- appliances, privacy fencing, NOTHING SPECIAL IT'S JUST OUR STYLE ___________________________________ Will ba by sit in my home for D II 3 BR 1½ b, W.w carpet,C H&A, SMILES - Tough 91 11 I 11 Doll house for newlywed or retired .' lature II 51 COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE & ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 MONTH, REFERENCES. SEIGLERREALTY,BROKER .L0o 321.0702 ,, - L egis U U IN Utility room & wooded lot. $365 Sanford. Child care in my home. Mon-Fri. Longwood, Winter Spgs area. $25 wk. 339.1026. '' Sen I I - -1 + security. No pets 323-9571. _________ Apply in person 119 West 1st St. . ,,. 46 i modeled 3 OR home. Large dining, LR, FR with fireplace. National title company has im. mediate opening for ex- '- . Realty World, The Real Estate ABSTRACTOR-SEARCHER Begin. Saturday in Sanford fling June 2. Sanford Early '- " A I1 - For a career In Real Estate call Agency June Porzig 323-324. Equalizing Board to heir and line, But Gunter said the 27th day of July 1979. consider any and all complaints as Seminole Memorial Hospital hearings will alert consumers reserves the right to reject any and to such special assessments, for to the situation, paving and drainage improvements. all bith. ________________________________ , on North and South Edgemon "If the hospitals don't clean Publish: July 16, 17, is, 1979 11Instructions Avenues, and shall adjust and ____________________________ up their act, there will be a DEL-73 equalize the sa id assessmen ts on a believable escalation in boastrohg puibtoeMabllab a ratebasis of lactic. and right. CHRISTMAS -IN JULY pital costs," he'iàld. " Please be advised that the setting board In the future," description of each property to be Creative Expressions 323.1112 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Gunter named his three Gunter said, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ""S'ed and the amount to be - - I ____ — n. 11PPOIntees to the nine-member Sen. Ken Jenne assessed to each piece or parcel of HILL GUNTER PRORATE DIVISION 18—Help Wanted board Monday. property may be ascertained at the of fice of the City Clerk. William E. Flaherty, president Retired Persons and the Na- stronger bill, said the modified Division Sa id hearing to be held at the IN RE: ESTATE OF of Blue Cross Blue Shield of tional Retired Teachers As- version will give the state a Winter Springs City Hall, 400 North ADVERTISING Florida, harry Galbraith, sociation, and Dr. Walter G. handle on the problem, urge ROGER E. WHITCHER, Edgemon Avenue, Winter Springs, Deceased Florida, at 1:30 p.m. SALES semiretired Leesburg engineer Jarrell, Jacksonville physician, self-control on hospitals by Ma ry T. Norton, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION An aggressive salesperand member of the Joint Sta te The board holds its organiza- spotlighting their prices and City Clerk TO ALL PERSONS HAVING son Is needed for Legislative Committee of the tion meeting In Tallahassee build public support for further CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Publish: July 17, 21, 1979 DEL-81 sales and service of American Association of July 31. regulation. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED established and new IN THE ESTATE: advertisers, A great NOTICE UNDER YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED " - .__________________________ - Memorial Hospital, 1101 East First _ Street, Sanford, Florida 32771. All bids shall be pos tmarked not later NOTICE OF HEARING than the 23 day of July 1919, and CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS making price increases fl(!CCS' shall be r ec eived on or before the Notice Is hereby giv en by the City Council of the City of Winter sary. 26th day of July 1979. Opening of such bids will take Springs, Florida, that said City All the board can do is review place at Office of the Materials Council will hold a hearing on budgets and hold hearings on Managerthe of the Seminole Memor ial August 7, 1979, at which time the those that appear to be out of Hospital at 9:00 o'clock AM, on the City Council shall meet as an . ., ri C Spring is "Move outside time." Get patio and lawn furniture ata good price. Read the Classified Ads. . 32 1 uses Unfurnished ______ — 6-Child Care By: Susan E. labor Deputy Clerk and specifications are available at Carpenter Helpers. Experienced only for work in Deltona. Call 339.9029 between 7 p.m. & 9 p.m. 3233680. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. As Clerk of said Court AddItional information, plans Gunter was unable to persuade 323-9039. male, 3 yrs old, Ans. to "Lenny". WITNESS the following: Micr of iche Reader-Printer Microfiche Printers. TALIAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) children. Degree required. Send resume to Box 26 c.o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford. 32771. Lost Black 8. Rust Doberman , , ,,, , tho serrimciiie said Court on this 13th day of July, Memorial Hospital invites bids upon 1979. Costs mornings with pro-school Red 8. Tan Doberman. "DEMON." Stolen from Seminole Cty. Animal Shelter on June 22. No questions asked call 425-3035. That the party interest in said copy of your written defenses, if ?ke Hospital for the recovery of an 8 mco. old carpet residential area. S1149. - and you are required to serve a May — U U - cost will end up on grocery price tags. humidity levels soar I - Noon Government workers in Tallahassee, already following the 78-degree limit, have gone the way of sport shirts, with Public ness when swung through the air. Tuesday, July 17, 1979-513 --_____________________ Assistant County Manager Bill Hampton said four county employees wore guayaberas. "It depends on what they're doing," Hampton said. "If they have to give a speech or something they'll wear a coat and tie." trend Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -Apar4ments_Unfurntshed .. - the humidity that causes discomfort. Outside public buildings where air cond.itioning thermostats were raised to 78 degrees to comply with the federal edict, the temperature rose to 90 degrees or above most everywhere In Florida. And the relative humidity rose with the mercury. This caused an unusual demand for an unfamiliar gadget called a sling psychometer. It Is a wet bulb-dry bulb device with a wick on one end that measures damp- Gunter: — C LASS I F I ED A DS FICTITIOUS NAME Must lease our lovely condo. 2 BR. NOTICE UNDER Notice is hereby given that we are 2 full baths, FF ref., d.w, dlsp, FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Seminole Orlando - Winter Pork engaged in business stove Inc. Cent air, vw at 10000 Eden TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Park Ave. OrIn1n Florida 32110 carpet, pool, full Club hOQla Notice is hereby given that the Seminole County. Florida, under the undersigned, pursuant to the 322 -2611 831-9993 facilities. 5235. 6 mo. lease. 323_______________________________ fict 9010, 3239111. itious name of GARDEN OF "Fictitious Name Statute," Chapter. EDEN and that I Intend to register 965.09, Florida Statutes, will register CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES said name with the Clerk of the With the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Country Living. Large I OR 1 time .................43c a line Circuit Court, Seminole County, in and for Seminole County, Florida, Sanford Apt. washer.dryer, all HOURS 3consecutivetimes .. 3$c a line Florida in accordance with the upon receipt of proof of publication electric kitchen, C H&A. Like provisions of the Fictitious Name ofthisnotice the fictiticxjs na me, 8:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. l consecutive tlmas .3k a line new. $200 mo., deposits required. to Statutes, TO-Wit: Section wit: FLORIDA SCHOOL BOOK MONDAY thru FRIDAY Call evenings 332.4495. Florida Statutes 1957.. FAIRS under which if expects to SATURDAY 9-Noon Sig. H. A. Bradweil Trust Of 1972 engage In business at 150 Hope Lines Minimum _____________________ 3 _____________________________ and H.A . Bradwell Jr. Street, Longwood, Florida 32750, its 31—Apartments Furnished Publish;June 26, July), 10, Il, 3979 post office address is P.O. Box 178, DEADLINFS DE K1 19 Longwood, Florida 32750, and at 2 BR fully turn., including pans, such other locations as it shall ___________________________ Noon The Doy Before Publicotion dishes, silver, linens, TV & all hereafter choose. utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon. That the party Interested In said FICTITIOUS NAME thly. Shenandoah Village. 323Sundoy Frido Notice is hereby given that i am business en terprise is as follows: 2920. engaged in business at 2710 s. INTERNATIONAL MEDIA Sanford Ave., Seminole County, SYSTEMS, INC. 300 percent. Dated at Longwood, Seminole ________________________ . ________________________ Apts. for Senibr Citizens. DownFlorida, under the fictitious name Of town, very clean & roomy. See RIGGS REALTY, and that I Intend County, Florida this 30th day of 4—Personals Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto to register said name with the Clerk June, 3979. 18Help Wanted INTERNATIONAL MEDIA ___ ________________________ Ave. of the Circuit Court, Seminole SYSTEMS, INC. County, Florida in accordance LET'S BE HONEST White widow, new to community, By: WILLIAM G. CONOMOS, 1 OR turn. w-w carpet, A-C, FF with the provisions of the Fictitious If you weren't looking for a new 57, 5'.', ft.. would like to meet Secre ta r y ref; new cabinets; new bath rm Name Statutes, To- Wit: Section car eer you wouldn't be reading gentleman for dancing Publish: July 3, 10, 17, 24, 1979 I fixtures; new paneling, $160. 323. 865.09 Florida Statutes, 1937. this ad, and If we weren't looking moderate drinker only. Write DEL 10 9010. 323.9181. Sig. Steven D. Riggs for someone to do a lob this ad Box 27, Co Evening Herald, Publish: July 10, 17, 24, 31, 1979 wouldn't be here. If you want the P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, Fl. 32771. Sa nford studio apt, everything DEL-16 opportunity to earn Three to ____________________________ ____________________________ furnished including utilities. $160 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE ________________________ Five Hundred dollars a week, mo. 500 S. Oak. 8.417883. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl R. 5-Lost & Found call 1.900-432-8403 anytime for CUlT. IN AND FOR SEMINOLE I _________________________ recorded message, efficiency one -Sanford Studio I NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS COUNTY, FLORIDA. person only, all dec. air, Teaching position open working $300 REWARD CIVIL ACTION NO. 79.799.CA.20.E NAME STATUTE Workers MIAMI (UN) - Florida workers tested Monday the feeling of 78-degree air condi. tinning ordered by President Carter and complained as usual that it's not the heat, It's The federal order Legal Notice Sanford 321-0640 or 321-0702 Orlando Une 327-1577 �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 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 - 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. Volusla 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 message 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. All the Voluala 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 Stunn 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 Coniici ....................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 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 - � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 17, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 17, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 17, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/5a44121f566d8d7d713f40002fde82bc.pdf c92680f360803a99882aea1ea9931d22 PDF Text Text 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDE Monday, Oct. is, irn THAT IS THE: QUESTI ON by Chic Young IT!lrr THA6T 19 15 THE 7 Answer to ACROSS 2 inter 3 Golf club ANSWEA! Previous Punts T 1 I 1. I00NR 0 i o e i RE j 6 1 3 !r $!:i; ( 0e E tn 1 AN N O. WHEN ARE VOUl I NJ AT BEING PON'T LIKE ALL YEL LEO YELLED ARE '' r DO SOMETHING SAY I LOOK AND I'M ( LOOKING AT! 21 Bushy clump DE R D — nA s to ian hv yet serious prtoohwR bel .Iam e owfM ine.I llooeovprs you hAaveN : 0-15 j?o 27 Employer 28 Crescent 29 50 Banner ' old and used to be very virile, ind VrnbnputentIw57ye&s will resuli in a satisfactory but now nothing happens even though my lady f nd is the I am sending you The Health most sexy person alive. ttuner32 Impotence, second year and a half ago and had to give you a better ap- 61 Boom 51 Makes mad = == - I" • 1 - 3 - - 1 ... I ( - ______ by Bob Montana GOT THAT IN T OH ' k SC EHOOL PARKING LOT. BETTY WHAT HA D aGOE S71CAR BY RACING OVER HOW 010 HE PO A S~0 THAT "MI f "i I • 40 J let. 42 - :: - - - •' - ___ by Howie Schneider 4&.R PRISCILLA'S p'OP rGoHf LOOK AT ALL. THE SACK Eh1' IMMM I THOUGHT HE y lk) DPIkKE 'A NEW NOT 0.00K b" Al Vermeer '-.. , 5 — Hal IRTY-FIVE V01,1I.AX5 To WMAIR 5INIMER 'TeLVIøION&T W11CUu1.0t)5,' 6T., hi L01`5 VEG,U rH0 HE'LL Ve 50 FdULOV I UP Att WIRWS :ON- PY TOMOKWW HE'Lllu y 11 HAV& T., N1' 7 TO TH 1! E CALL. ME a4cK ANYWAY" AIUMPLE... 'IX-IT-YfflZ110F1A LF'POCK PER 1HAT' 6146 IT. ( - / ______________________________ salsst Play forthecontract" I.(') saw - GOVEaNOR's HIOI UflTY or "Th1 t is =04 04N , 341 deputies reported. Cal iforni a Gov. Edmund G. Brown suspended his Presidential cAMWP swing through New England to fly to the "We have only been counting those registering: above 4.0 said a spokeswoman at the Caltech seismological quake area today. laboratory in Pasadena. "We've had four since midnigh t, and dozens of smaller ones — "Thate is some worry about the American canal," said an of. ficialin Brown's party. ,we won't really know how serious it is Just tons of them." until after an Inspection KNOW! . . - S / 'I . .,.. • S 4. A . IRNiI. . St . .- . . . " . k, - 1 .1 , cap a , Lp 71DA111rei.. ____ - 1 '1.SAfASHING' "Smashing" is the title of this dynamic wall graphic on the handball cown at Red Beg Lake Park near Casselberry. Don Reynolds, cultural coutdinatoir for the Council of Artill & Sciences' Seminole C01111111111Y branch office iU Sanford. (shown foregromd) SUCCESS Auditing s Mood Can accountant conduct a munidpality's annual audit certified 11c acco fl Of FkgPatft and Hutoo* which has bun auditing .. ., when he during the course of a yew dss fi.1:i privately and publicly? , / ck for the decided the city aa ,, - OQ. _ .. . - ...--. • ..--.- - The real question appears to be whether Hariock can audit anc soachhemay have Special WASHINGTON (UPI) — comeel Paul Ci.ui. aid today he has toned no evidence of crul wrongdoing laws lavestigetlee o k from But psruusmy im.nlawaj Pr,at carter idir . . - - J'g'! IemIiaQvfletUaadaaidther.$ COSCIUIC. lhst no mesey Mwvwu,. Peaut wous to j %id'as M6::f*I,medha.aIbv.se. . . T -. od" -- • . -'—'- .::"; ,,. aisa. 0.,•. - I•• : -... ....... • ",, a '..'.''.....' ...... Ldh.F. -I. . . — - . - •, '—... '-___•,, - .-.--. .. . - ... - S. ............... . .. . ' - -. — - --c - - ad defdodedetofM., 94ad do W th. M - 11011111114 AMV __ seto 'tdtbsprmjlat'$r'alfrIssdia.dad. I$, rsd as IUUJ ir ha 1117 en r'pHeIMsryas$ae Spes ...................$,M Tikilelis . . 11 Wee Play,, udg. Says J Ta-ps today wcb vi alleyislihellplayerPatty Nepin to Abs Q'JI.V..,..:a ' Beer mefr ........ : She Can Cad J11111P WOM T06 la—meto - VA room hem Ow Mlr'IiseeatOtbs(tv ha POW 111119 1111"" . oulft s* :.--.... - Grant said the questioning may be the bsgbming of a movement to find a new ac. in I Ill ! :pd . Grant said the question that aced concerned the city's ding Hartiock or Fitzpatrick are also auditors for the cities of IAM Mary ad Sant0d. Farmer Attorney GiiwMGr Bell appohdsd Curras . Therdbssa __ I''tViY . Downey said, urehose a 1W 0 . other services, mostly the advice, during the year, Mrsl Carter C ear.d In Lance Loan Probe OEW1I 0 . - Stenstrom, Davis, McIntosh and Julien, the city's attorney, wllaaaiotofdoctonwdof professional and business pie have Hartaock as their Report 61111~1 . ,( cowd" for the law arm of - federal revenue sharing fund and whether the fact that Hrtaock works privately for Grant and the Is present a conflict "I don't see any conflict. And I don't see anything wroq,-Grant mid."The man has done a good job for the city and ought to be complimented. "Two-thirds of the people In public office in the coy as . l UWAY9 — advised the city, Grant said, City Bookkeeper Flo Downey said Hart.ock provides her with adivice who an seeks it on varlour accounting procedure. m. city ha. budgeted 11,500 for the &musl audit am sm for i b"Ing do city sodit in view of the ance he renders to city beobker and c ity mger In fi*iiiia affairs of the city has come up several times in p ft has ales fr pn'g Mr '.ed to have city come up In the peal that Fil Patrick has done aocounung work for G privately for More years than he has worked for the city audit waft for an opinion" Wblhs an eniwir Is belig Is to be posed to ey General Jim &plth by the city of Lengwood, o 'We h a deadlIn. to $ the audit Into Tallahassee," 'on.r J. G said today. "We cot hold up the . t t - . - - . - . .. WIWI- 1W I .• . . - ,. AV r' —"iI r•'7"•'.•'— I 16511 . -. .. Special Counsel issues 1 .•.__ let, I the county that would be will answer questions from over the hospital must give interested parties. A tour of thorough details on the T '': - _ I Seminole Manorial Hospital finallwist background of their '- r I -_ will follow and representatives corplorstion and the operating o presentosp :h ad* istory of all facilities owned or ministration will be on hand. operated In Florida. Asilstant County Sealed proposals submitted in Administrator idt Etchberger said 22 firma or individuals Writing and In the format and have expressed Interest In With th e content prescribed by making proposals qr the the commission will be achospital. He expects most of cepted at the Office of these will have representatives Management Analysis & at the meeting. They Include 16 Evaluation, Room 307, Seminole County Courthouse, Investor-owned and three for-profit corporations. Two of until 5 pm., November 15, Im. the non-profit groups have The sealed proposals received will be publicly opened and -I. church affiliation, read In room 307 at 9a.m. Nov. Concerns of the count 16. commissioners are reflected their stipulations for proposals. Proposals will be evaluated ed on their abWty to fulfW Each proposal submitted must Include information on the Intent of the board, Etch. the extent of this firms com. berger aid. not intent, he designed the graphic and painted It with the help of two Seminole mitment to keep a hospital said, is to find the best way to facility on its present site. meet the health care needs of Cominunity College art students. Walter Ringo and Ma a According to Commissioner Bin reddats of Seminole Coulty, Black. Reynolds hopes to do other outdoor art projects in various Kirchhoff, the people of now A114-in the future.—DIANE parts of the county. Seminole County have in. PETRYK P. 'I . I ) terested in the purchase or proposals must delineate the lease of Seminole Memorial type and scope of care to be I Hospital. provided In this area and the boarrand county staff will the city . ' - AJ r . The Seminole County Board dfcated that they t the County Commissioners will hospital to remain where it is. hold briefing Because indigent care is a for firm: and Individuals j. resWlity of the county, Of - . . , . ANP ' 0 . •! r . Iv by 1. .. e - ,, . 'A bY Cal. L.wtt . TUMBLEWEIJ . - — ______ - 7 7 ' nd John Romita - _ WrIH .. By b*l.L-CAWUN' WEA5EI•. 'IWO I*. , ..: , "win fit - — Mexican authorities said about 100 homes, mostly adobe huU, were heavily damaged, along with the airport terminal, and two banks suffered ceiling cave-Ins. irm , ., AT Th1SY ag,.. H .f4'lf F, In Mexico, about 30 persons were injured in the border city of Mexicali, most of them cut by flying glass. F's s Eyeing Hosp'' l tal Set For our 7:T- I 1' twriw L.P'VE •J empty the tank. .• ''• ' - . . - I NIc.IssAWY; . Tuesday, but we may have to do Firemen said chances were "very slim" the gas would be ignited, but estimated It would take until early Wednesday to . kbIt - usr ; 01 Sb!. '" - .; . damaged "extensively" about 15 miles east of El Centro, sheriff's ti theptob1em (NSPAPEnNTxRPR13EAs8N.) dFfV if %lCI. FITCY? I Tliousande of residents of the am slept outdoors in the warm desert air as hwidrede of aftershocks, large and small, continued fto* the tandintothe inghoura. today," ontinue "These aftershocks are keeping us on our toes," said Carl 5th- something about the water flow to prevent flooding." wettinann, assistant Imp11I County county fire chief. it Three 500,000-gallon tanks at a Southern Pacific oil pipeline just hanging loose until this jelly bowl set tles do." facility outside El Centre sprang leaks. Some 35 firemen fought lice and sherif rs deputies pa lled cent the worst leak, pumping water into a gasoline tank, skimming off areas of Centre and Calexico during the night to prevent looting. The the gas as It floated to the t, and building dikes to hold in the windows were broken out of about 75 percent of the stores in the flow. area. "The first quake lifted the tank right off the ground and that The All-American Canal, which carries Irrigation water, was split the bottom seam," &hwettmann said. 50 gallons a miflldL u fl labo contain growing en to pond of flmible as firemen Th Red U said 40 to 100 injured, including Ofli W about 30 as the border in Mexico, but apparently only three were hospitalized, including a woman who suffered a heart at. ____ two-heartre.bid. r 4 VW W46 ThE 'AJ A 5OO,OOOgaflon gasoline tank rose and dropped with such force the bottom seam spilt. Gasoline was pouring out at a rate of 25 to RIDGE ul I L Calif. (UPI) — Aftershocks today reputedly jolted and rolled through the Imperial Valley, foll owing an earth ake that caused millions of dollars in di1negeOfldiy but s and risingly few major injuries, 1% vibrations of Monday's quake, at 6.4 on the er scale hi the strongest to t U.S. and in more than eight years, wen felt in fl throughout the southwest corner of nations from Phoenix to the Pacific. k the southern Imperial Valley, a desert north of the Mexican border. . Watts buckled, ceilinP fell in and gas and water lines ruptured in the cities of Calexico, Brawley and El Centro. Fires broke out, highway bridge collapsed, cracks opened mobile homes toppled off their foullWations and plate Slim indows sproyed spears of shattered gi... An Irrigation canal was damaged, rliitg a fur of flooding. 0 Aftersh c s - .tV... WON"r rni a . WIN CC~ HE MU5T OUTLOOK, ON LiFE. IL' i li o EEK a MEEK I C M l ons Damage In k HOROSCOPE Will ARC H I E Qua e problem. that down preciatlonof character I" by Art Sansom r, No. dIuJO!4!jIjPj n I 'Iv e f trouble with it. I put Other readers who want this to incompatibility. I've gone to a doctor and issue can send 75 cents with a to 11 9 4 s is 17 taken a series of shots that long, stamped, self-addressed — made me oversexed but unable envelope. Send your request to 4 13 to perform. The urologist says ine, in care of this newspaper, Is I'm just unlucky and that P.O. Box 1551, Radio City 14 W nothing ca1n be done :Pt to Station, New York, NY 10019. It's true that some people — I — put a ece of ic or 26 25 have a guilt reaction to something in my penis. I I have talked to my son about masturbation and that, in turn, 31 — — 12 33 — — — — — — this extensively. He says it's can cause them to be impotent. 58 Melody 60 Island o exile — — — because I loved my first wife That's only one of many ° — 30 Eggs who passed away so much and psychological factors that can 63 Never (contr) — — — — is — — — " couldn't have sex with her be involved. I should add um 64 loves (Lit) I — — — ——— during her terminal Illness, so i mediately that there s no 41 than other r just relieved myself. Also, evidence, 66hUeabbf) psychological reactions, that ü —" so 51 — '• — rather than fight during 67 Cupola — I — — _• — — — — — way is In any ear4ong marriage I did the masturbation 2 so 68 Antlered same thing. He says that has harmful to the body or to a animal —— "——— "— caused me to be impotent and person's sexual capacity. The other point is that if you DOWN se ——— —— are able t have an erection With all the advances in I Dim-witted — — — ,NIWpAPtlINTI*P,S to th ur when you relieve yourself," medicine day, ere s ely g your reproductive system s must be an answer. I cannot normal and able to function this wonderful girl to be my also means that my properly. That bride until I've solved You don't have a hormone Problem. Is— deficiency or a disease DEAR READER Impotence is a symptom and problem. It is most likely it's a lot more common than caused by psychological facBy BERNICE BEDE OSOL many people think. It can be tors, caused by many things. You've For these reasons, I suggest done the right thing by seeking that you see a psychiatrist and For Tuesday, October 16, 1979' medical advice Vrn just sorry that It hasn't been more suc. your problem and guide you in cessful for you. solving it. although it may be Uiaiillested YOUR BIRTHDAY Most hormone shots don't The psychiatrist might also subtly. October is, IM correct impotence unless want you to have a more PISCES(Feb. 20-March 20) A Projects you may previously you're talking about On rare complete medical examination have considered too large in decision you make today could Person who has a significant to be sure that you do not have scope to handle will be easily have far more valuable effects this decrease in the producti n of diabetes or some other disorder aeconplished this coming year than you may realize at male hormones. Sometimes if that can cause you to due to several special people time However, the results Will the person has confidence in the potent regularly and not be long lasting. ho befriend you. medicine — even if it has no when you are with your lady ARIES iMareb 21-May 19) real action — the confidence friend, LIBRA t&pt. 2ct. 23) An eptionall c There can be ex unexpected bit of luck Is on its large rewards today If you work -e into your an projects Oat may be coi. [up. Ilds I MIT present is meant sidered triore labors of love just for you. Find out more than chores. bridge layer could find about yourself by senft for TAURUS tApril 20lMay 30) NORTH 16. Instantly. 0K your coVy Af"4"Ph You have was to yw poll - a Alm "At trkk two, deoclar. your very helpful ally today as Letter which b4T 10 K er must lead the king of dI birthday. Mail $1 for each to evidenced by willingness to *K11119174 mands from dummy. East's 0 K53 Astro-Grao, Buz 489, Radio cooperate with you just when best defense is to duck. Then City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure you need this peraw. be wins the second diamond WWI!` CAST *QJ832 0765 leads a spade. South plays and to specify birth date. 21-June Z) 99& GEMINI May .Q 1012 the nine to West's Jack." SCORPIO I Lkt. 24-Nov. 22) 11 Don't neglect any projects 032 Oswald: "The defense has AJ65 .0 *QJ62 two tricks In but can oni you don't have any plans, make today that c: one more. South has two soineto get out where the action benefit your life. The mutts '°" entries to dummy one obtained from any • A 1094 is today. Something very clear the diamonds the second boa could be enormous, pleasant awaits you. Don't to bring them in." loner. Alan: "Had So th simply CANCER iJune 21-July 22) $74 • A SAGIITARIUS(Nov. 23-Dec. Lady Luck could have a hand led a low diamond u rom dum. Vulnerable: Both 21) Set your sights high, today its getting you together my to his ueen, East could Dealer: and Stith would wind u some secre duck even on perhaps t with someone you've been with just one diamond trick desire you've been harboring. wanting to me. It will be a West N01`6 Ud. Imik Instead of the four he scored." Today the prize has your name pleasant social PAN 10 i• on it and is ready to be won. LEO i July 23-Aug. 22) Pes • CAPRICORN Dee. fl-Jan. 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A Wiscofain reader I 100, nt 41 Be pregnant' 55 Sit for 8 portrait 44 Her Majesty's 56 r.) 57 Display stand 59 Biblical g 37 Beam 00 o would like to make her mywffe, Musial ; 26 Rather than (poetic) 38 Small piece 1 32 Bestow 40 Cut jaggedly 33 Baseballer 42 Actress Gabor 1 '2 3 43 Biblical word 45 Porcelain 12 47 -_ La Douce" 49 Compass iT — — point Appropriate I — — —" 52 Haggard flOV& — 20 —— 27 29 — 54 Candle THE BORN LOSER DD _ 35 Short article ALL RIGHT YOU ALL NEVER SAY P(WE ANYTHING EVER YOU ANYTHING PONEW Be Guevara thout trial 20 nding boa t 22 t1 23 is atl 25 27 Drinking law 31 Medications by Mort Walker ro cancer. 18 E x ecute BEETLE BAILEY Could F m N onfid aeBm Lamb lr e C C III v Al a r t impotence L o the Bid Ierapr"—'-- leset lee &.,L in WitiULDitlatCiut 1100110 prdelIpMes la 1u—t--h c.7 Park ftieaU Depsrt. it. she esa 04 bow" ad nd VMWI we Val - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 16, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Maitland Avenue: Three Or Four Lane By DIANE PETRYK Herald Staff Writer According to Commissioner The board prepared a vantageous to the builder, the fee will ever see what they builders that the county c Bill Klrdthoff, the city of resolution for the accept ance of "Good roads make a more am paying for, opt to cut out every bil Altamonte Springs endorsed voluntary builder contributions saleable product," speculative he said. development un County Engineer William the three.lane concept. But a In r "When would the Imes ponse to Increased "The developer who succeeds Ls Bush Jr., told Seminole Co unty report from the Orlando Urban provements be made?" he reasonable revenue sources development along Red Bug. the one who turns over his ald? found. Zoning could Commissioners Monday that Area Transport asked. f ation Study Lake Road and the in- product faster." widening Maitland Avenue In showed that a four-lane Some may not see any results withheld, he said, until we h facility tersections of Winter Park Richard D. Allison, for five years." He said he the ability to pay for the the Altamonte Springs area to a would not provide excess Drive and state Route 436. executive director of the Home believes three-lane facility Is not good capacity. gas taxes are the only vices. Presently, funds are not Builders of Mid-Florida, way Builders demand servi enough. to fairly tax those that use from "Some planners would say available to purchase adprotested that the fees, which the roa ds. the moment they star At the same time, corn- every road needs to be four- ditlonal right-of-way and Install will be passed on to the home said. "They w missioners debated resolution lane," Kirchhoff said, Commissioner Bob Sturm project, hefire proetection. I the necessary im provements to buyer, hit only the new people po lice and to provide for collection of The commission noted that admitted that impact fees will it isn't until two years later voluntary fees from developers the earliest completion date for alleviate traffic congestion. In an area. Others will benef it not solve the problem. The Rod the county starts to get I Builders in the area have from the im proved roads, he to help offset the cost of roads the Maitland AVenue and volunteered Bug Lmke4 Interchange Is revenue from the homes." to make con- said, and ot her facilities In newly Howell Branch Road projects tributlons for such Im"A tax on new growth is very expected to cost $4,900,000. The "Developers realize there i built-up areas. would be 1982. Funding and provernents. fair," Commissioner Dick total total county budget for things they have to do," Ti "It won't work," Bush said in right-of-way acquisition "It's not voluntary," said Williams said. "It's the closest roads Is only$3,300,000, he said. said. "We just want to ma discussing the Maitland Aven ue problems st ill must be ironed f,ifl der I. Gets. "If the builder thing we can get to the market "We have to face the cold sure everyone pays their f project. "I would rather see the out. doe 't volunteerhe won't get place. User fees are the fairest hard facts of econotnlc reality," share." sn county abandon the project Several builders expressed rezoning. It rube me the of all." Sturinsafd."Howdo we pay for The commission Is expect than go to three-Jane (two lanes their dismay at the concept of wrong way." Charles True, engineer for necessary new roads?" to vote on the Impact fe with a left turn lane in the "impact fees" to be collected Commi ioner Kirchhoff Bellaire homes, expressed County Administrator Roger resolution at their Oct. center)." from developers In the county. caid the ss fee would be ad- skepticism that those that pay Nelswender warned the meeting. ~, ; WORLD .. IN BRIEF .:I , Libya And Iran Hike Price Of Crude Oil United Press International Libya and Iran have raised the cost of their crude oil past the official OPEC price ceiling of $23.50 a barrel and analysts predict other members of the oil cartel will make similar price increases. Libya, America's No.3 oil supplier, raised prices on all grades of crude by $2.77 — or 11.7 percent — to between $25.57 and $26.27 a barrel, the Petroleum Intelligence Weekly in New York reported Monday. The Libyan action violated OPEC's pricing policy for the second half of 1979 that set a minimum of $16 a barrel for Saudi Arabia's benchmark crude and allowed members to charge a maximum of $25.50 a barrel for the cartel's best quality crude. Man San Salvador Free? r. SAN SALVADOR, El Salvador — Two young army colonels who led the ouster of President Humberto Carlos Romero in a bloodless coup said today a joint civilian. military "revoluntionary junta" will lead the country until free elections can he held. The two youngest colonels In the army were In control following the overthrow of Romero by a six-man junta Monday. Romero, together with his family and several key military aides, fled aboard a Guatemalan plane to Guatemala, apparently en route to the United States, possibly to Miami. Col. Jaime Abdul Gutierrez and Col. Arnoldo Majano said In a proclamation over the radio from their military headquarters at San Carlos they would begin an "emergency program" to help the country recover from its annual 100 percent Inflation. Claims A Sanford man was assaulted with a razor ( box cutter) early Monday morning at bar near Sanford, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Asberry Hughes, 19, Route 2 First Drive, told the sheriff's deputies he accidently stepped on a suspect's foot while passing the DeLuxe Bar, Southwest Road, and t urned around to apologize when the suspect hit him with his flat along side his face. Two other suspects attacked Hughes and held him down while the first suspect slashed at him with a razor box cutter, according to th sheriff report. The sheriffs deputies said Hughes had cuts on hise right arm, elbow, wrist, hand and thumb. The suspects fled wh en the bar bouncer came over to break up the fight, according to the report . Hughes was taken home by a friend and treated before going to Seminole Memorial Hospital, where he was treated and released Monday. * Fires Black Leaders Divided Over lsr"ael.PLO Question * Police Beat MARIJUANA BAG THROWN According to Sanford police a man threw a bag of what appeared to be marijuana from a Sanford apartment window while policemen were checking the apartment for a possible burglary Monday. The Police report stated the police had a call ofapossible BUSINESS STUDENT OF THE MONTH " ~ 7q ' The Sertoma club of Winter Springs honored the business student of the month from Oviedo High School with breakfast and a plaque at the club's weekly meeting Tuesday. Terry Dike (center) received th e award from Sertoma's District Governor Bill Daucher. Also pictured ii DelorI 'Myl.., Terry's Business Teacher and Advisor to the .e. Future Business Leaders of America at Oviedo 111\ School. St udents elected for this honor by the Business Education department at Oviedo High must be members of F.B.L.A., taking at least two business courses, be honor students and Involved In extra curricular activities as well. ' _ L. ~~ — I V, * 1 S. I ~ ISTANBUL, Turkey (UP!) — Prime Minister Bulent Emit handed in his letter of resignation to Turkish president Fshrl KOIULUrk today, bringing an end to his 21. month-old government. Ecevit said his leftof.center coalition, now a minority coalition alter a battering In special parliamentary elections, will continue ruling Turkey until a new government Is formed. - - -W —. ___ HSTiI Photo LONDON (UP!) The dollar opened higher on European money markets today, spurred on by Its con. tinued advance over the weakened Japanese yen, while the price of gold again loll below $*wooncs. 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IUL*haahe 1171, - r1M dicUsm In mad, the South mere sucepti. = w up a Si pu'. his I. the mliii. sects from a CIII compared with * 4.i IMleed 404*41 outs's." • — KelhlYR A. IIUJRir, C' PIlYINS Giu'en ClttUU MWIYN , ,. ft" t P. Regii. UJi,._U1 Seth, neltees Cur A. NermM, C.s IIIWUS T. lulls. DaIlies ___ a - sI L. *IWier* Rev Messily • wiaws. Aassr___ '.W percent increase nationally. Total Mate construction activity was down 11.2 percent compered with a year ago; residential construct ion was deWS 11.4 pir1I Web" said the South'. rolitivekisulw*yuvedltfrcsu many .d lbs ravages of the 19737$ recession. For Instance, Tems' wiiinployment rate was lIds'S percent at that time while the national rate was mote then 9 pes'ciM. this I dool think the South will be so fortunate," be said. "The Southern economic picture Is more complex thai It was Mx years age. Ri. alsomors heavily U a iaiy girl — a Meow" -• SANFORD; - 'a J. Si*wUt, Delery t.sd W. 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The verdid will ho autLrt#I1]Iy appuisji Court of Military Appeols after W deddais reviewed by milli Poe I ftiheff Elect.,J Prisld.nf • • -. - *ius,JLI.ath ThSeSNØNIMdhSWOd4 treth' listeld, i the IwNá*kssIiuldb,z • e,0s,wgmJ We' lusI; IMers Ilitlerd to a men W. restaurant, psrd the Mx the hood of a Chevnld in èá411 front sees her head from it Istahis times er pleyees Me the mist ( y hospe," *efIIId toe. side taldi. iiuttyi.mlst,ui.i keen . • ~01016 ' • * - i'IOSPITAL NOTES day, spoke slowly and " awdo. -. - - • Mu. Gin. Thomas Sadler, 219 Air Force Ceamlaader at • McGuire Air Force Base, N.J. 1-_: Wd for W 110% District Attorney I Andrew ilayIor'. jshodehe1h, Stidoid'a setraiged wIfe, •,, * • •. , . . ;;~; - L (1'r, Ohio, Mrs. Ck1MInS Moebsy u Vi. Mim. fts*M 74 4da" 6 on full mhAs bdm - nday ___ • % 'I.' .1 I ..I. — -. • — . ,.it - '"' • . POPE AIR FORCE BASE, N.C. (UP!) CapL Robert Coronadis convicted of conduct unbecoming an officer for his homosexual dalliance with an Army enlisted been Ordered dismissed from the Air Force. A five-officer milftay jury Mo :. should ho but decided against an active me's sentence. Dismissal is standard penalty for courts, martialImwoMalofficsrsandomosntatoa dishenorgie — AREA DFATH a .- Air Force Ousts Homos.xual ' - - - i.. f . 1• ' By IIJC 96, had bse the day Mx k4n jfi4 )4 fa. J 34e' frais s,,, OICLAIIOMA CITY (UPI) employsus were herded Into a his own defense, speaking iw,r, '1cysanwenfoanddsed and H, said he never left hi Roger Dais 8(aflotd appeved meat lochor and a to deelil pablicly for the first lbs. about • never been r*.d lot the .1Mb died ashsit Urns liter. rioted Tidea hem. the night cuitused and iuilid several Stafford, chirgid with Mx the crime that has boss called a "I've violent crime," SWI.rd • minstes to cenelder white he eOsoffttst.degris the Slayings 196 mIles away murder In the most heinous In (thrmn t,,d. "I've only hod tie • relating earlier prosecvtlo " history- lbs V1SSCld wa ,, a'woth after theslajings. testimony that placed him rietimi Med all wsrhN vl •I • . __ . $VM 1IIMLNS*J*II.. 5, Tie Iaaitid lSaa* 'I ri • • aMveofó1I'.'s PLO ho itvsdheI1ogwoedforUip a --. - Tussde, OtIi '1NNVaL P1 .4 e'issi4 . 'v.søw. Ei'i$ . • . s . a Stafford Denies. 'Freezer' Murder r he anc • . ' . ..,. — pp1'W 1NI •• I'll •r -I 4' ' CHARLOTTE, N.C. (UP!) — A six-month Investigation of alleged malpractice by Army recruiters should be concluded by the and of October, an Army spokesman said Monday. A 54-member team has investigated 17 recruiting districts across the country since the probe began in Charlotte In May. So far, 165 recruiters and officers have been relieved of duty. The Army expects to make public a summary of the recruiting problem by Nov. 15. The alleged malpractice Includes coaching recruits to help than pass the entrance examination or falsifying their education, criminal, birth, medical or Social Security recorde. ____ kAu?s,et he*y$psa* ist5Sles__ dodi NI t1$ UuuuuL Partly •.L._4.ii._. 1om4 ' \ V 'S ' ., 1M l' ,. Recruiting Prob. Nears End th ___ I - • '• CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) — An amphibious landing by Marines at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, part of President Carter's plan to display more U.S. military presence in the Caribbean, has been delayed — partly to accommodate television. Planners of the exercise have rescheduled the landing from dawn to8:30a.m. Wednesday to make jt safer for the Marines who will land aboard boats and helicopters, and to Insure good media coverage. Some 2,000 Marines from Camp Lejeime and Cherry Point and New River air stations are participating In the training exercise. The marines will stay at the Guantanamo Naval Base for about a month. By JANE CAMEL1EUY draia*pr,bIoms the Polk ineabie ground. Lelbsisperger said it was Herald ass Writer were assured by officials Svertrup and Parcel "j.j to delay. It is Dspulnieut of Envircomugal treating" in Longwood for 5:30 Monday Regulations and federal to 'p.m. on Halloween, Oct. 31. $Q( chIfl45 Associates Inc. of Gainesville, already B-I and _anything _we ragu1j Longwood City Coin- would be an Improvement, the engineering firm hired to do mJgj before e 'ft's easier to determine who'. do to prevent th missioners have voted for the e owner develops, onu jet the approval up to what after 9," iim1ig a drainage study In that ares of from developing his ope , Farr rs)ing 01 the pr rty U of Land PIIVbIg Agency Police Chief Grag Manning. SthrImshs' devekirir said a commer cial the city, has aPIWOVed the zoned would be confiscatory.the a øty C ml$" Qty property at Mate Road 434 and shopping c.nt., was zonhij change because INS You are trying to hold the PUTChMS o( a Range Line Road from 51 to ft. pl ji Attorney Ned Julian Jr. fl0lf would be generated by gentleman up on p, defibrillator or the fire 1 and C (residential and the entrance off the residential construction than In b.sis." fl..rom 0rida commercial), following an hOW highway to n other business the o l. residential an office park allowed under Service for po, It was pokt.d out that the mllen long pmllc heating at Which i9td to approve the ___j present 84 zoning and ? . " 96 to commisatos "s'"w blk on the IP 11,171,117.1$ concerned residents of hens. on 10,000 ee ft density WOUld be lows,. lots. • pr ov ing a zoning -ige, sat en final reading and adopted sorrouaft areas questioned Robert Dave., Longwood site plan and If On effect of the project on He pointed out that the resident, asked the commission developer bringsand when the the $2.77 tax rat, on each $1960 in a site PIM noo developer would not be per. to delay action on the resoni sad property value on TO give Land Planning ng the resident. would have the final reading. Residents of Wimor Manor mittsdk build on'flfl the low until after the drainage Agency members a $354-mCnth opportunity to make their and Devonshire subdivisions, In III mug action the mmm,.. expense account instead of eas and there would engineer's report Is received. known at that time. which have experienced acttally be oonly 33 acres of Mon voted: Commi ssioner nay isliry to avoid deduction for "They to I ..a.rutgs$.. U*Up.;kw,I:$a,a,,g4$ — have meet all the To set hours for "trick or lazes. . - ii - — i. .-t Cc I me senior Patrol Leader whose unit has the best gain In 1: -. membership between Sept. 1 and Dec. 31 will win a scholarship, courtesy of the I, T Pizza Hut restaurant In Casselbe to the famous AVON PARK, Fla. (UP!) — driven away in a gray Cadillac. Philmont Scout Ranch In the ,, ,,. ,,, • 4 ''' , 'Sn ,, I.uppuwiO Waiacu out OL, lower A ki Roc es at Cimarron, Coppolino was convicted In . t the Avon Park Correctional f N.M. ) Institute today and into the Naples on April 28, 1987, of ogul degree murder In the T The he rally m eeting focused on / arms of his waiting wife and of the boy leaders and daughter, ending more than 12 dea th of his wife Carmela at £4UngIIUat Key home N , providing them with the ears behind bars for the --N -arasot e t isIs needed for their m urder of his first wife. • expansion program, locally "Gentlemen, I am overwhel- charged with first degree •• titled "Explosion '79", axmed," the dapper 47-year-old murder, but the jury ret urned t: • 1 F. % verdict on the lesser degree plained Ray Boyd district Scout Coppolino told waiting repor- the AL' andhewassentencedtolifeth •. executive, Nationally, the ters. j..'"\, -. Scoutlngmovementlsshowjng "Great, great, great," were prison. r7' icA . •. new gains, he explained, "as the first words the former He entered the state prison ' :. 0 boys respond to the call of nasthes1ologlat said as the system May 5 after his motion :.:: *:;.)j.. " 7. -• outdoor adventure of the wire gate opened and he strode for a new trial was denied ,. ,, . P Scouting program" 4? tofreedem."How are you au?" Coppolino signed his wife's •4 4P .:-!' Ibis year's summer camping He hugged his second wife death certificate, listing cause k % ..... program was one of the largest Mary — whom he married six of death as a heart attack, in recent years, Boyd said, with weeks after his first wife's He later was accused by his Drew Capo, assistant manager of Pizza Hut, Casselberry, discusses recruiting 275 Scouts from 17 units par. death — and then his 16-yearold one-time mistress Marjorie plans with -John Kvans, scout chairman for Senior Patrol Leader Roundup and ticlpatlng in one or more weeks daughter Use. Farber of killing her husband, ac k Ch amino, adult I It v isor. of summer camp adventures. "This Is take daddy home retired Col. W illiam Far ber day," he told Lisa. New Jersey, and Carmela at "I ins. been up Meos 3:10 tasbo Kay. -• this morning, as you can Cupo%tno was acquitted of Imagine, pacing the floor, killing Farber, but convicted of There are 750 men in there and killing Carmela, largely on the I'll bet atleast500 have .said basis of tests by two New York goodbye to me," he said. medical examiners, now dead, Coppolino, who has main- who said they found traces of talned his Innocence, was asked, the muscle relaxing drug If he plans to try to clear his succlnylchollne in her body name, after It was exhumed. 0 do "Absolutely. Not only my His current attorney, J. name, but the state's name. Leonard Fleet of Hollywood, 'URNISHING ~ SOUTNI IA. $.i HOMES ~ S114 CI ISIS They (the Mate) were hoodwin- said those tests can be kecL I was the victim that spent challenged through other exthe time. I will do whatever it aminatlons that were available, S • takes to clear my name and but withheld, at the time of that of the Mate," he replied. Coppollno's trial. Coppolino was wearing a light Fleet has said he hopes to win green suit, a shirt with French a new trial and acquittal for • cuffs and a striped tie. Waiting Coppolino. with Mrs. Coppolino and Use The parole board did not were Coppoitho's attorney and touch on the guilt or Innocence -. • his wife and retired New York of Coppolino, granting him the • •• QtydetectiveU. Tom Cava. parole because it found he had nigh. an unblemished prison record ,,' ' I- I Coppolino and could be returned to society 0 . 41 as they had breakfast they with no danger to himself of * Res'ioden,tiaII Com- mercial.Zoning OK'd. Dollar OK, Gold Drops I . 6 no o i p I-ree WASHINGTON (UP!) Audits exposing waste and mismanagement In the space program have been suppressed and the auditors have been harassed by an official of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration, a former auditor has told Congress. In a Sept. 7 letter to Sen. William Proxmire, DWis., chairman of the Appropriations subcommittee that funds NASA, Raymond Knight charged that both he and his immediate supervisor have been subjected to severe harassment in recent years from NASA headquarters over their audit reports. Knight, one of whose audits revealed substantial quantities ot moon rocks and soil samples are missing, said he chose to take early retircanent last June "because of the unfortunate conditions involved with performing audits and reporting the result." • Prime Minister Quits — I • — — TIJUANA, Mexico (UP!) — Pieces of Chad Green's 0fl1MYS been rewov.4 by a team of dodqrs to find out WVMWA~ ed 071 4 11 Wl rt the 5. v % year-old boy, central figure in a !apute over the controv rsial cancer treatment. e It will be two to three weeks before the results of an autopsy by the five-man team of Mexican and U.S. pathologtets are known. The Greens defied a Massachusetts court order nine mouths ago and spirited their tow-headed son to Mexico to obtain the controversial doses of Lietrile to treat his leukemia. He died last Friday. i I I ' r L 'I , S Chad Undergoes Autopsy 0* I . NASA Auditors Harassed? STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UP!) — American Theodore W. Schultz and West Indian Sir Arthur Lewis won the Nobel economics prize today for their research Into the problems of developing countries. Schultz, 77, the Charles L Hutchinson Distinguished Service professor at the University of Chicago from 1952 to 1972, Is now professor emeritus there. Sir Arthur, 64, is James Madison professor of political economy at the Woodrow Wilson School of Princeton University. Born In St. Lucia in the West Indies, he has lived In the United States since 1968. estorday's Cop Thirty of the top boy leaders of 43 local Scout Troops rallied In Casselberry to map an extenslve boy-led program to expand Scouting In the Wekiva district area of South Seminole and North Orange "ounties. With 1,100 Scouts now involved in the Wekiva district, the goal Is to offer another 250 boys the opportunities of Scouting through a program conducted by the Scouts themselves through neighborhood canvasses, open houses, school programs, Scout and buddy camping tripe and a stressingofabuddysystemto encourage each Scout to enlist one of his buddies Into scouting. • , C CHICAGO (UP!) President Carter sounded like a man scrapping for a fight. But Chicago Mayor Jane Byrne warned against a battle, saying the Democrats could not afford an Intraparty bloodbath at this crucial time." Carter, after speaking Monday night at a 11 million, 11,000-person Democratic Party fund-raiser, wound up a two-day foray into the Midwest today with a town hail meeting In suburban Dolton. "As a Democrat and as president, I'm not afraid," Carter said. "In fact, I look forward to tough political fights and, with your help, we will not lose those fights ahead." Americans Win Nobel EATHER deraland state pointment will enable him to follow grants, applications, funding. List August Governor Bob such as from the Federal Law Graham appointed Polk, along Enforcement Assistance ith three other sheriffs, to the Administration (LEAA),afl the state council which will meet In way from the local level November. The council acts in through the state body, The an advisory capacity to the State Council gives the final governor, state legislature, advice on grants to respective Florida Supreme Court and the state or federal funding state's Bureau of Criminal agencies. One example of following a Justice Assistance. grant would be yearly grants Its responsibilities overseeing federal crime and from LEAA. The grant must be delinquency assistance divided by the local council, programs, developing policies reviewed by the regional Carter Holds Town Meeting $459 ITEMS TAKEN Don Carter, 33, 3520 Oletha Drive, Forest City told Seminole County sheriff's deputies between Sept. 30 and Oct. 1 someone took a tool box, an ammo box filled with drill bits, and a gas can from his unlocked garage. The items were valued at. Plan To Expand k.outs 40-person state council which Council. He feels his new ap- By United Press International Prominent civil rights leaders who made recent overtures to the Palestine Liberation Organization are being attacked by two of their colleagues for Increasing friction between blacks and Jews. In Israel Monday, Bayard Rustin, a former associate of the Rev, Martin Luther King, singled out the Rev. Jesse Jackson of Chicago, saying his recent meeting with PLO chief Yassar Arafat was a "catastrophe." In Kansas City, Mo., National Urban League President Vernon Jordan indirectly denounced Jackson and the Rev. Joseph Lowery, president of the Southern Christian Leadership Conference, for their meetings with the PLO. Meanwhile, in East Lansing, Mich., former U.N. Ambassador Andrew Young — whose meeting with a PLO representative initiated the black-Jewish tensions — drew heavy heckling from a college audience for saying Israel Is the result of U.S. guilt over failure top the Holocaust. Roderick Boyd Hall, 20, Apartment One Magnolia Apartments, 7th Street and Magnolia Ave., Sanford was arrested for possession of marijuana of over 20 grains. He was given a pretrial release Monday by Seminole County Judge Alan Dickey. Hall is the son of Seminole County Judge Wallace Hall. * Courts ByGARRYGRAU and plans for the state's council, and finally approved Laboratory in 1970, Polk said. Herald Staff Writer criminal justice system, setting by the state council. In 1979 the The crime laboratory first from grant money— the crime law enforcement details. justice Information system. The Polk said most grant money A major advantage Seminole goals and standards for the LEAA grant brought $102,000 served seven counties and was computer system is currently has gone to the department's County Sheriff John Polk said reduction of crime and into Seminole County, ac- expanded to 27 by 1975. In 1975 it being developed and when put communication system. In the his department will realize recommending crime-related cording to Polk. was taken over by the state. into operation will provide the last five years, $250,000 has from his appointment to the legislation. Such grants have provided in Polk mentioned another county instant information on been spent from grants to Since 1969 Polk had served on the past for the Sanford Crime contribution Florida Council on Criminal to his department bookings, trial dates, and other upgrade the system. Justice Is he will be able to similar councils for Seminole "answer directly any question County and the 13 county about our grants,' asked by the regional Central Florida IN BRIEF burglary to apartment one at Magnolia Apartments. The police saldahlle they walked to the front of the apartment they observed a suspect throwing a plastic bag of what appeared to be marijuana under a bush. Action Reports Polk Says Appointment Will Aid County NATKA 3 Assaulted Him With Razoi Tuesday, Oct. 16, 1979--3A •I I - - •. - I �Evening HerAd Seminole County high school basketball teams begin practice this week with eyes pointed at the preeason Rotary Bowl set to tip off Nov. 19. Prior to the preliminary games the Rotary Club of Around CUSPS 41210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code X5-322-211 o r 831.9993 Tuesday, October 16, 1919-4A 9 Seminole County South will host a breakfast banquet on Nov. 16 at Lord Chumley's Pub for r L Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; press. Combined with Rotary Bowl activities, the week of Thanksgiving should be a banner sports hap. pening for Seminole County. Seminole Youth Sports Association executive director Don Ruedlinger reports that travel plans for some 100 Pop Warner Football teams are being finalized. Number wise that's a staggering figure with some 5,000 expected to invade Seminole County over the ThanksglvinR weekend. .-li J J _. Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. The Clock At The By JOE DeSANTIS Roof Of Hypocrisy ANGLEIWALTERS can sympathize with John Connally's complaint that at this stage the 1980 presidential campaign isn't a fair fight. He says federal law is making it easier for non-candidates for president to raise money and get publicity than it is for people such as himself who admit they are running. Mr. Connally is right, of course. The political news is sounding like something out of Alice in Wonderland. In the real world, there is a word for a man who talks as though he wants to be president, who acts as though he wants to be president and commands a following of people determined to make him the president. The word is candidate. But in the world of the Federal Elections Cornmission and the Federal Communications Cornmission, one can be running for president like a greyhound after a rabbit and still not be a can. didate. This is what irks Mr. Connally and no doubt discomforts the seven other Republicans who have "announced" their candidacy for the 1980 GOP nomination, Mr. Connally and the others have come under a different set of campaign financing laws from those which govern the activities of "unannounced" seandidates. The latter include Ronald Reagan and Howard Baker, who are known to be interested in a lease on the White House as Mr. Connally. But they are not considered candidates In Alice's world, which was created by Congress to make elections more fair, The FCC's rules for broadcasters, also laid down in the Interests of fairness, require that equal time be offered to all candidates if publicity Is aired about one of them. Those rules do not apply to pronouncements by Mr.. Reagan or Mr. Baker. Nor, on the Democratic side, do they apply to Sen. Edward Kennedy or Gov. Jerry Brown, whose realworld intentions are easy to see but who remain Invisible in Wonderland. Soit was that Mr. Brown had to stop In midsentence and back up the other day during a _____ Interview. He had let It slip out that he Is television the __ ______ __ , Keep The W , agem __ _ who_____ has a Mrestlsr scientific and technical the middle age executive 'population bulge. b.ckiiuii4 than moat who wind In the Oval In the periods before inflation reduced Office, presidents (and their staffs) are ,,, ___ UURl 10 W WIW lume or Ins %MV%"u very tacludcal calculations that figure in the began to plague the economy, Rosow says American companies tried to meet the problem devekpmu* of many regulations. of the executive bulge by lowering the AM the "accorndablty" argument doesn hold much water, either. Can you higIjie a retirensent age to 62 or even earlier. prdent1al diction taring on the issue of But that no longer works, Longevity has Inwhether the Labor Department's cotton.diat creased and many executives want to May on the standard Is phased In over three years or five? job longer. By passing the Age Discrimination The presided already has broad executive Act, which raised the mand tory retirement age power to Influence the shape of regulations to 70, Congress has helped peopl, who want to produced I agencies under his chain of com- keep active but has aggravated the middle. mand. management bulge. ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ a ___ JACK ANDERSON I ___ ido the hava1.f'a. ___ ___ , '' 11111111111 •• . - ___ -V E:i' "V# M)S -1 he qo. Ca as - t " .64 '-' 4.•..I. .•. • . • • . • •. . - . • 4 - ' 7F.;*!!W, " -- •. - - '• - .• ' .•', N. '•; ' wuth'of tech - • ' • ' 'wI' thm wemvadHm'sbr., Yet the Justice Department has divided the have&iens between as many prosecutors and gradjut. t no as pesusanes all the jigsaw No ltt WM 1*CIL#S4 and the Justice PiiCt It the WMINJII probe had been aalit,d MM this, the full erads) naIad Dupartuint ban made no effort to find out what Viuces ,xpiilil,s revelation rIgt be. LL dI Hairhag, 'MMWMk) hIS biN convicted of 8III to draw cad ______ reeeu m. ad fraud is an unrelated cane. .1.... for MR 07 "aMity to cOoseMIn witnesses and Miff sentences to ( , , __ 11 birgi dw to 1W to the preW" pap suss Thep he could offer j for ''iaIes WOW 11011"111111111 VW *y, V1111111111 Gum ___ WHOueelniI4rsisriusn won advtIsdWthsicitterls,Iaot$.t.atify.at - saft IL ___ ____ hepv1w,isve ob. m*biep,IhSdigiiiIswhethh, MrSCII4 INS gettIng lbs wholebmtruth, bjubjd aspas lbs Vi Iku.. Thu Alp , Iseanr--- thatp.au . . .. . r w14 'p.-. - : s - - . • - •-- ' -' . - . - • -. ' - - - - -. . _ 1% \ , L. Palmer ' - d."Theyhit ball where It is pitched and hit the ball to all parts of the ballpark. 28 c4Rfrq/& MfR (5,Q10F They are very aggressive and when they get on, they take the Uri ~r extra base." &9bO4 SOCWA came 23.00 7.00 5.20 10.40 12.00 7Jas..IeitI. 320 2hat,UrslUldt O(47)1$40;P(47) 1,S.w,y(4.7. IIIfl IJ5 I U I Op [ OT I y " 1, _ " ' 'I. ' _\\'_ I)iitnIut't F.at ,r.'. by NEW YORK (UP!) Al ranking in Monday's UP! Board national championship, held on rival Oklahoma 16-7, moved up 17-14 to run its unbeaten streak The SK- 1L1',, , suffered Alabama could do was keep of Coaches ratings. to the No. 2 ranking. from fifth to the No. 2 spot with to five games this season and their First '..s of the SCaSOO winning and wait for Southern Southern Cal had been the With Saturday's 40-0 thrash- 572 points and nine first-place moved up a notch to No. 5. Ohio after four v(t orie;. dropped California to make mistake, preseason selection as the Ing of Florida, Alabama re votes. Nebraska crushed State trounced Indiana 47-6 f rom No. . to No. U. Notre That wait ended rnex• nation's top-ranked team and celved 597 points and 28 of 41 Kansas 42-0 to move up to No. 3 Saturday Dame, with -l3 dc%orv ' over to gain the No. 6 spot Air Force. ('Irlalned ninth Pwt4y Saturday nW when held that position over the first first-place votes while Southern with 528 points and the while Florida State remained while Arkxis:i~,, %%hwh beat Snford rallied from a 21-0 six weeks of the season. All the Cal fell to fourth place, belthd remaining four first-place unbeaten at 6-0 with a 17.6 Southwest Infvrtiice rival deficit to lie the Trojans and while, Alabama, edged out by Texas and Nebraska. votes, victory over Mississippi State Texas Tech 20'4i. took over the send Alabama to the No. I the Trojans for last year's Texas, which downed arch. Houston defeated Texas A&M to move from 10th to seventh. No. 10 IxsItuu. - ' a •_ _ ______ s defense T PC?. lEchano.yzi 11.10 130 4.20 4 3 o sii 3 111ta-Sellia 4.10 3.40 3 i o An lZate.Dcug 3.40 11P (7.3)10.40; 1(7.3. 0(3-7)34., 3 4 0 43 0 7 0 .000 6) 3w4t WL Los Angeles Atlanta New Orleans San Franclic Saday, Oct. 14 New York Giants 23, son Francisco 15 Cincinnati 34, PIttsburgh 10 NOW England 27. Chicago 7 Houston 20. BaltImore 15 Denver 21, Kansas CIty 10 Green Say 21, Detroit 11 Oakland SO. Atlanta 1 San DIsgo 20. Seattle 10 Dallas X. Los. Anger., night , , is New York Jets 14. MlnnøsOa Alai OLANDO51MlNOLI lOgulza.kltI. 0(1.5) 43.leg T (1-1.4)111.45. 2145 7.40 LIS 345 2.25 3.11 Hockey laid. aid 01 an 14wmaUcLI, 15'play drive. just tosee what lj laid of his junior w1dsreceI. "Their quarterback tiwows looked like" Scott laughed. "I Scott wilibelooking for more well and they have a split end, guess if you're an offensive of the same Friday night. 4LIm.Qulola paIfe5 04,1010. ly UmNed Puss luNO'uff*.sI 13.15 7.4 345 CriipbsN CaaIll ass 1.10 4.25 PallediWl. PI.I*SaMe _____ Sco(t said. "They like to run NNI. ssssses 415 oAran ____ A- 0.113, 111.11s sIee440 3)11141; DOThird (I'S)Same 172.51 6)150.20. iangsrs ii.ee " :;NY Wes 1.4 _____ NY IsIinIua SD-1)1740aP(I4)1IUSiT(14- Coach "We'd like to put together a people coming down," Scott SCORING RECIPE AIW10-Msrhws 13.4 44 115 Veasvw SAieve.Zerrs Lee 145 ChIcago I Wa-Vegas 445 IdelIldasi 0(14)3710; P (14)40.0; V ($4. W1,mlpee $5 .ei.e. Caferads Ill 1 i LISMSISI ...- . 4 ;4:.,-,j ' ' ' _______ 'v" ' ,';: ' p... .' . ' . -4 . q ' 5,4'• rilr" 11 '• __________________ ' ' ., ' ' Bill Scott has the Greyhounds whipping up quick scores with the back field of A. J. Brooks at fullback. constant break-away threat Audie Cleveland at tailback and versatile "Chef Jeff" Meyers at quarterback. On their way to a 4-2 slate heading into Friday's game with Bishop Moore, the trio has put plenty of points on the board, usually in sudden, stinging fashion. SAVE t I I I S ___ ____ Thu Vp who ask auind to WIOI 'Ideit tIS1 pl.J.d 'eId Nb'S 0111111111 105& 15? 3 1. - I UW w I. v p. _____ ____ Mluasusa Pisinesota, 3.4, scored Its only touchdown on Foreman's 1-yard ICOMPARIO TO hAS PLY 11*45) Go gave the Viking, a 1kM down at their own II. "Wduthegases5mUcha5thqpy,*toN,"5ldd ___ TheJds'dofase, whch had allowed the mod polatsinthe tsbach PIakard lWd, who Ibrew spaigly and langus Miutag the ie, ended Mlrmesola's lad real thesat Milli yp'5 whsrsmiddieftnebaekerSInpl 4$ lets the ____ _____in the gems. 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"If there are two 'positions I % an 04 record either, but Scott minutes to heat up. don't like to play both ways, it's Mill speaks with trepidation In One of the main ingredients quarterback and center his voice. ha tieen junior tailback Audie because 01 the chance of an 'Don't let that record fool "one-on-one" and I'm gone Injury to the hands and w4k you," the former New York Cleveland. (3eveland's recipe fingers," Scott said. IIIb* GiNe S1arui1XP, 11.40 7.50 3.50 Jets lineman warned. 1,1%y has been the "toss left or toss "But if it's going to Improve 2ManlO.Mtu 3 have been beaten by some good right." our chances of winning with 1 $abino.Jvan dubs." It's not hard to prepare. All Jeff playing safety too, then 0(3-1)34.45; P (14)05.lSt y (J n ee*.se. Among the clubs are that quarterback "Chef Jeff" we're going to do it.,, 1110* Game Seabresue and Lake Howell, a Meyers has to do is lawn and Not only did It Improve °' 10 610 340 1 IiIxp. 10.20 3.00 team the Greyhorends squeezed throw to one side or the other Lyman's chances of winning, It lYsa and Audi, does the rest with probably ensured it against uo by last week 25-fl. Q(I.7)33.S5,P(7.I)1s7.1i,y(7.1. "It amid to be when you some well-seasoned blocks Lake Howell. The sure-handed ) S1S' . t.ik.d about a team being from his offense line. Ton* Sims Meyers Mole two Interceptions SMIdSZ 11.15 340 4.40 beaten by Seabreeu, you'd sort In the past two weeks the agaled Lake Howell, with one 1 AiUIi 340 1.40 01 jed ChUckie. Bid they're 4-1 Greyhoands speedster has 'ID being an over-the-shoulder grab lUrlur 13.15 this year and have a good ball rum 0100,78,63, and 56 yards. awayfrom Scott &nith near the 0(14) 4Lee p (5.4)01.11; 6) 4I,.2I ____Some That's pretty good cooking, god )in, dub," Scott po.d out. Scott touted the Hornets even for a microwave. For his heroics, Meyers was ' Add a 71-yard blast by named Defensive Back of the ophomoV. tailback David IL.ea.VIgas $15 '440 ____ 25ainl.lIs,ja Disney the man to stop. fullback Anthony Brooks last Week. Other honors for the SW?) 11340; P (74)411.15k I It. Dineey Is pomewliat of a Child week against Lake Howell and Hounds were Todd Weaver, 4-1) prodigy wbun It comes to high It gives Lyman a pretty Im. DefemlveUneman of theWee, . 1.20 340 ichool sports As a fgaâ..s posing duo. Anthony Brooks, Offensive GREYHOUND 1Lswe-ilmtpe sal 740 last y he logged varsity But, whatever happened to Backofthe Week andJack Neff tkes in football arid bWAWL the "lbsse yards and a cloud of Offensive Lliesnanofthe Week. 4) NIAL "He's rai geod bsck," ded"thsory 01 Woody Hayes? some "Neff really (ij ____ SOYSSIO SiMS Was? 1$ 10 ) 41 • al 4,)) 15541 MW to - 'p 8t/7A'é 1.. . C 5(34)4140; P to-ö) I74.IIjT($. ono am Vow - MW hm •'.' .' - 0~c 14 rno,wv- ,- 54c'ç catch the ball in coach , Wlfp ad jay of, tt'iug en-- s witnees not to be 'moo open" with the FBI.'. foYv,et$aee1burgrjuyis Be0Me.ksms,dpcluedV.me: '1beber$s i,ALin' at V.N svaryt is isui w s $ litter that E send lithe . 01 While b* 4"w sq hesens 01 the Wi gr jay, = • .' ' iIipuauá.ikeWmssle(,W adJuy.". 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He started and got no decision in Game 2 as Pittsburgh WOfl 3-2. Don Stanhotree, who relieved and hat that game, will likely not be available tonight. He saw adoctorMondayforbackpaln. "Before the game," Stanhouse said, "I'll make a decision as to whether I can pitch or not." In three Series appearances 4001OFb./a1 (/SC TA/K J M icrowave Offense " Cooks For Lyman 1 Pita-Doug Spencer Las fa&l,d it lied two lie cjstecto teds, ckial sources told as. Na raises doubts Kirbo, was also heard on tape a4 6"',4Rt.E9 I.'fiOE EQ/? 7R0J4t,' RgPL4 7 IV6 .4 irA r/ONA 01141VP/0,Y oatp PRoPF. H/A, /1'2O 2ivp PMCe /" i'é//C,44 AA "/A R/JM/Y& ti ,4'YO qA/ against Pittsburgh, Palmer isi. 0 with a 2.63 ERA. In seven Series games overall, Palmer Is 3-1 with a 3.13 ERA. "We're handing the ball to a Hall of Fame pitcher," Russo sa id sim ply. Palmer realizes his past credentials mean nothing mea• sured against the way the Pirates are hitting the ball right now. "They are great hitters," by Alan Mover ' 2) 233.11: OD (24) 141.40. ThirdSamS lEchaos.Ney,s 14.20 7.00 1.40 West W L I Pct. lZit.Qulola 0.00 0.40 San Diego 5 2 0 .711 3CaIvi'.B.ttla LID Denver Q(44)$1.Sl:P(5'4) 111.11,1(44. s 2 0 .714 " Kansas City 4 3 0 .371 ) 7111. Oakland P"M Game 1 3 0 .371 Seattle 13.20 600 4.40 2 3 0 211 6?rtaAmore BySANCOOK who can you like to we that quick SOguluVegas 7.40 3.00 traffic," HeraldCorrespoedeiat Scott added. 2SablnoAlju score and If you're a defensive National Conference 3.10 Q(14)e?.* P (4-1) IlLiCiT (6.5. . So why then are the Hornets coach you like to we some ball W 1. y pc, 311,284.0641318hop Moore has never 0-5? One might point to the fact control to give your defense a Dallas Pft gone 4 1 0 W at come In here and th they are a 3A school red." played a ba d lUrlzar.Juan PhIladelphia 1340 11.00 11.40 i 0 Washington playing a lot of 4A competition. 5 2 0 :714 2 Slmon.El,xpe 4.00 4.40 football game." Whichever of the two coaches St. Louis 2 s o .es 7AavaMendu o says Lyman coach Bill Friday, Scott and the red of Scott is, he liked what he saw , S 1.1017.1'; P45.11 iee.as, v 'is seit ssa.os. p'' his Greyhound hope the tha p o 11 woá. 1 tang, 5lz* Game football game with the Bishop Hornets woes continue - - - --at however, that he doesn't like to I. TV ,. Tamp. Bay 10.10 3.50 3.40 Moore Hornets at Lyman least for another week. S 2 0 .711 1 OguiZaEioru see is his quarterback Jeff Minnesota 3 4 0 .420 4 Lmo-Aftw 11.50 3.10 Lyman will once again be Meyers doubling up on BlibloAfliore Chicago 3 4 0 .120 1.40 81ad11513. Q(1"4)34.40;P(1.4)I)J.40;T().4. Green Bay The Hornets have proy looking to its "microwave of- as safety." 3 4 Detroit 1 4 0 .113 0) 12? 20 nevergone Into Lyman lair with few." It only takes a few n'ne works overtime, and morale-raising milita ry parades .re weekly features In East Berlin, to somewhat chilling effect. East Germany Inherited much of the territory that had been historic Prussia, and it also appears to have absorbed some of the traditions. Its goosestepping troops clothed In the M.d-gray of the Weirmacig bring to mind less a new Germany candor, earlier warning choices for some to than an old and feared one. opt. 0111419 . For that who go beyond apath "Candor and Intililgence will serve the In-- there laths usal response of y to dissidence, the Communist terests of both employee and employer." corner." ______ • vsw - like Benso's groat is the While Borne attic. bribes apparently .z 4 anged hando. The ,,And then make theta public letter to the about the t1mbno,y of pr,thIgntIj aide Richard Every new kevedigatlos of P'nt Carters of Spencer Lie, Billy Cuter and Democratic foreman of the grand jury," Vesco cola4h ed, Harden who ccrrcbor g =der _____it ItISI IlichU gthviii National Qrafrman John We have been "and once that happens It pda everybody is a odb. The I4n*'s personal attorney, Qiarks of Yeses somewhere ha the brkgeouut .gid • . - The regime goes to considerable lengths to ei.. -.--i- ---.'--- - - - pu ny. ins propaganda Collect Puzzle Pieces Scandal: ni ___ 400,000 Soviet troops still stationed on GDR tenttory. $ 2 0 .711 3 Id10ns.Qulela ._ , IC I :,:: Pittsburgh 1 1 0 .143 Central W L '1 Pet. Houston Cleveland Cincinnati Silmsn.Doug 1 Zat5.Amere the prss Jt's ,mer banker, and bu1d3, Best haors, the Jvleust lace. Aait grad lay Is invfge'k .me wwwo mom to I iiis..à I - wtcl lace's V'sel. me arcegs to ses agents t biak fideadI.CutWspSadblMa V.wmonthnagbthn-Nswwe'vekusdtwhesEas,lM.rfsced hd Vanes as appresebud to bail011111111111110. ' eut. , . yd ' • Wstj.$we adher federal grand jury Is 1 by Vases bSJ . vMors pienty. - do variations between yeses and his associatecoo. in fl~ ' it H, * y • , ,I economic necessity," Rosow says Early retirement is being challenged, he UIdi principally because of Inflation which erodes pensions and creates uncertainty about the figure. And retirees In their lOshave had to deal with stereotypes about age that previonsly ap Plied to employees over 00. If a company has a greater number of middlelevel executives than It can advance, Rosow says, "it must respond somehow to these people and thei r hopes and expectations ( with) greater ' dr iiIL7 NY Jets Baltimore - ___ M]I Sulfate - vastly larger proportion of youth has enlarged more than a mark success; for many it's an A RUSHIN'CZAR No. 7 0 T!JII 14.00 4.20 2.40 $ 2 0 .711 2PItaNes S 2 0 ni SZiteBiItli 3 1 0 .120 lOQUIZIUmuIdI New England - it will updating be cheaper in the long run to their a tiny handful of these regulations each year persons in the prlme working age group, 25to44, payHe forargues educational than goalsstate. They do not to carry such will have jumped to himself, which means the white himse 60.5 million by , the end of the executives That may be In great part because all the as marginal,l producers which would windup screening the bulk of those hat next decade from 39 million In 1975. himself, superficial trappings of sovereignty and pr legal and social climate may compel. seemed controvetsial enough to warrant Equal employment laws that have opened achIevement cannot hide the reality that East actglve attention. (Here comes Ham Jordan at opportunities to women and minorities and the "In a society plagued by Inflation and other Germany remains a creature of the Soviet aLl) opening of college and graduate school to a drains on personal income, job advancement Is Union. The cleared evidence of that being the With no offense Intaidsd to President Carter, of Pet. W I. T Miami - • i i? J'J ItL not t Bul e - ___ ever seen inaWorld Series. The Pirates have 61 hits and an average 01.339. Phil Garner has nine hits for a .500 average. Bill Madlock is batting .500; Tim Foil .333; Dave Parker .429, and Willie Stargell The record for club hitting in a seven-game Series is .338 by the New York Yankees, who lost to Pittsburgh In 1900. If the Pirates lose tonight, they could stffibettertherecordforasiz. game loser, .300 by the 1953 Brooklyn Dodgers. "You're loo king at one one of the best hitting ballclubs In a long time," agreed Baltimore Ranked Seminoles hh1m, 5Aldana.$orza By United Press lisruti..ia$ American Confers nce - ___ .:.. , - 2Josi.Ju. NFL $tandIa,s -.------ ' . Pro Football - if, • seven-game series after trailing 3-1. Boston fell behind Pittsburgh 3-1 in 1903 and rallied to win, but that was a nine-game Series. The Pirates are trying to the first team ever to the feat twice. If the Pirates are to prosper, CandelarIa must pitch better than he did Friday night when he allowed eight hits and SIX runalnthreelnnings. "I can tdi you now,,, Candelaria said. "There will be a seventh game." Pittsburgh backs Candelarla with the most fearsome hitting ~~ 1111111111 - --____ - - - - ""WENUMM" . • _______ - - "R1..." agreed Herring. . - W"EBOARD ___ idmM = WHITE, - ' - I . WA1INGTOf4 - The shadowy figure of whisperings and winkings - gossamer sub. germs l the tan." fegiuve "$ir Rolisit Vesco keeps appearing dances that are hard to pad a finger on - bad no , re - Vesco f Fa i lu __________ ___________ ;, loser o( Game 3, wffltlrowfor the Pirates, who traIl 3-2 In the best-of-seven series. The U.S. Weather Service is calling for moderate temperaturesand onlya alight chance of - ___ /1 . , 1 47,~~ ______ ___ - • Left-bander John Candelarla, the sore-armed, sore-ribbed 11 I A'1 ' . 1/ SiC . __ - ___ Palmer rain. If the improved weather arrives, It will be more welcome than a fastb.fl down the middle. "Yes, especially the way the other games have been," Said Baltimore shor tstop Mark Belanger. "It's the first time we'vehaddecentweatherIn whole series." And for the Pirates, hounded by poor weather all year, some dyweatherwoujme,ap. ly welcome. Only three teams the l5 Pirates, the 195$ New York Yankees and the 196$ Detroit Tigers have ever won a - - opposite effect. ' BALTIMORE (UP!) Buoyed by the chance to finally play a game in dd baseball weather, the Baltimore Orioles will pitch right-bander Jim Palmer against Pittsburgh tonight In hopes of cementing their first World Series title since 1970. That Was ____ '. - BERRY'S WORLD ~i I , . ___ Tuesday, Oct. 16, Ifl-sA Piorates Try To Even Series Success ______ - Candelaria Duels __________ WASHINGTON (NEA) Should Hamilton j0 By DON GRAFF standards for the " The German Democratic Republic or East handling of toxic chemicals in the work' place? 5 ,.. Germany, as It still sticks In most Western minds ________ Of course not. The more notion is absurd. Yet ____.. \ _p something very much like that could hanoen if 1 Is observing its 30th anniversary as a -.' state, and by most measures it must be rated a one seem Y attractive proposal for reform of considerable success. I the tangled federal regulatory system should I What originated as the Soviet occupation zone ever be adopted. 'J' of a shrunken, devastated and divided postre American Bar Association, dismayed by ________________________________ World War II Germany has developed into one of the hoepodge of overlapping, conflicting or ft r'• f.. the world's top dozen Industrial economies, just plain confusing regulations that emanate ______ 14 second In the Soviet bloc only to the USSR itself. each year from Washington, Is pushing a plan ______ It actually has the bloc's highest gross national that would allow the president to intervene in the ____ product figured on a per capita bas process in hopes of creating order out of chaos. ,834 per year for each of its 17 million inhabitants. The Tt* ABA's rationale is appealing at first : comparable Soviet figure is $4,080. glance. All too often, It notes, the government's ______ ' 'The Soviet Union and East Germany are each left hand doesn't know what the right Is doing. _________ ___ ____ other's leading trade partners, with the former Even within agencies, regulatory goals on East German industry for some frequentlyy conflict and there Is no one authorized to set priorities. When Improved car safety, precision Items that would be attainable which may require added weight, conflicts with ______________________________________________________________ otherwise only In the Wed. better gas mileage, which means lighter autos, East Germany also has acquired a certa in Mature outside the bloc. No longer shunned as which goal should prevail? And when achieving Cold War pariah by the West, it has diplomatic either goal may add to the of the average car and thus fuel InflaIion, cud relations with the znajor powers and j,a member sho uld the govern- BUSINESS WORLD meat back off for a while' of the United Nations. The ABA, through its commission on law and Most slgnflcantly for its own needs, It is not the economy, suggests authorizing the president M an only recognized but virtually courted by the en to Intervene In the regulatory process just g other Germany. In return for giving West enough to set priorities and reconcile conflicts. Germans visitation access to their relatives In Not only is he the one government official By LeROY POPE Rosow says the bulge already Is creating the East, It has been the beneficiary of favorable blessed with a panoramic view of what all the UPI Busiaeii Writer fierce competition for promotion and survival In economic agreements that in some respects agencies and commliilons are doing, he is also the middle executive ranks, leading to bitterness amount to virtual subsidies by Bonn. NEW YORK (UP!) -Thesaying that un1izete appntntecitureaucrats who run andfrustratlonforthoeewholoseouj In the East Germany. clearly a going concern and those bodies directly accountable to the begins at 40 has comforted a few generations of struggle. Since there are more losers than the pride of the Soviet satellite system, has middle-aged Americana but Jerome Rosow says winners the lower morale could result in a furreason to celebrate the achievements since the career life career could end at 40 for many bright young their decline In American oroductivity, he says. ..b enactment of a COtlttgIon an act th at sealed World the division of Germany mow time. (A year The classic solution for such a bulge is pruning h elected official have nation's )geM Rosow, a former assistant secretary of labor of employment ranks, but -Rosow offers some earlier, the merger of the Western occupation word on them? Is president of the Work in zones intitlated the political evolution of the West America Institute. His productive alternatives. unfortunately, Is far from ohviews ' on potential problems German Federal Republic.) for executive-level vious. Tens of thousands of federal workers, t He proposes a variety of retraining programs al ent and so me proposed solutions are conmany of them hIghly specialized technical cxYet all is not well In the GDR. For all the actamed in an article in the Advanced Man- and "lateral moves" with various j enrichp, are Involved In the drafting of regulations. agernent ment proposals for the middle management coinplWunents of the past 30 years, It has failed scattered more than 660 persons who lose out In the race for promotion, to Impress one Important group the people. Demographics and social change have caused He urges "educational sabbaticals" for execuagencies that crank out some 7,000 regulations There is, according to reports of most outside each year enough to fill 60,000 pages of the a population explosion in the middle lives who have found their original skills made observers, an Indifference among the mass of management bracket that the nation is Ill obsolete. Federal Register. East Germans toward what Is supposed to be No presldrnd could possibly review more than prepared to cope with, he says. The number of identify with It or its Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a .. mailing address and, If possible, a telephone number so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. 'The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. H. '• Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - VIEWPOINT 11 .11 - SPORTS Then its back to the friendly home court when the Raiders host the Raider Classic on January 2-3 with Indian River, Brevard and northern visitor Quebec, Canada. The Raiders will once again be holding an alumni game this year. Tip off for the contest is set for November 17 and Sterling advises all alumni wishing to play to contact him as soon as possible at 323-1450. il ____ ____ %I' I ". y M%D Regs Of Rulal isAD B. 1( 3 President Out U ___ I . _____ TheMaa 1tter wilt him away from the tea party. President Carter coyly says he will let us know In December whether he plans to run again, while his political minions work feverishly on a noncampaign for his support in Florida's Democratic caucuses. But what else can he do, when Mr. Kennedy's followers have poured money and manpower Into Florida for a non-campaign on behalf of their own non-candidate? Election laws that make a distinction between "announced" and "unannounced" candidates where none may really exist are at the root of all this hypocrisy. Many were passed In the wake of the Watergate scandals, which seemed to call for reform in the way presidential campaigns are financed. The reforms were supposed to elevate the standards of honesty and fairness in politics, but they are having just The volleyball season culminates on the weekend of November 84-10 with the state tournament hosted by the University of Central Florida. The Raider's Women's Basketball team tips off its season November 30 when they travel to meet Central Florida Community College in their season opener. Gentleman Joe Sterling's S.C.C. Raiders will see action in three pie-season tournaments. The Raiders hit the road for their first tournament on Thanksgiving wekend, November 23-24 players, coaches, principals and members of the - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director at Brevard Community College for a four team event Including host Brevard along with Miami Dade South and Florida Junior College. Next tournament stop for the Raiders will be on December 14-15 when they travel to Indian River to Jump it up against the host school along with Miami Dade and New World Center. The Seminole Community College Women's Volleyball team tips off its 197910 season with an away match when the Lady Raiders tip off the year at the Manatee Community College Tournament on September 28-29. 1551 Lards ' ' ___ • ' " . "lvass*.deheIhe....*,,,"hesaiJ. ' ____ ____________ llift 1111 ?idtoewvisapluy '!ithve goad 'sq Is'Tb' I asatiom purhee ... the teed tàglh, s, uets'I 1 Lamer r-plulsd 25 he S t es4 hey, IS me." jude. He te, ctad bar pus to I4ew York defenders, He forget to thank do ____ k*s ad 101 lad work McR(OBERTS 7`1 RES NIWN0URSMss.Ivpri. l •a.m.ii$ pm.. Mt.Ia.m..12 `11111111W. FIRST ST. SANFORD 40 TWS X • . --- Im. V" ! Ou 4--l. . '.. . .; - ~ - ___ . ~ �6*—Evening Herald, Sanford FL Tuesday, Oct. 16, ltfl East Sem inole omps In Pop Warner The East • Seminole Silver Lions continued to roil as they won their third straight shutout, 44-0 over the Fort Pierce lions have out- Touchdowns were scored by Jim Bradley, James Watson, Tim Ward, Willi ams, Boots and Robert Kerr. Kerr added three extra points and Watson recorded a safety. Outstanding defensive players were Jeff Whipple with nine tackles, Mike Jones 6, John Quintana a blocked punt and fumbles by Jones, Watson and Daryl Collins. The West Seminole Cobras shutout the Eastalde Cowboys, 311. Raiders. The scored their opponents, 134. 0 Thus far. Issac Williams led the ground attack with 79 yards on 6 carries. Jim Bradley added 69 yards and Jay Robey 38. John 8 to .10 for 72 yards and two TD'a. Lee Boots caught 4 of them. JUNIOR BANTAM Kissimmee Cowboys W. Seminole Cobras E. Seminole lions East.slde Cowboys McCoy Raiders S. Lucie, Ft. 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Lois Smith Is held overall chairman. 5:30 12:00 12:30 2L NEWS fl srARcH FOR TOMOR- 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY 8:00 THE MISADVENTURES 0 HEALTH FIELD O SUNRISE OF SHERIFF LOBO After becoming part-owner of a strip joint. Lobo learns the strippers are male. (4)0 CALIFORNIA FEVER A pretty hustler cons Vince Into an auto race in which his and two other friends'cars are the stakes. HAPPY DAYS Ralph, RIchie and Potsie band together to prevent a City planning commission from eliminating Inspiration Point. NOVA "Sweet Solutions ' The search for a perfect sugar substitute and the possible effects of its discovery are examined. ROW F1YAN'S 1101'E (l2 PA .'.'1)ifl PLUS 6:11 (4D CRACKERBARREL 6:25 (2) COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 I () 12) i12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 41 0 1ti1 YOUNG PN(t P11 500 I' CAROL rJUfl?W1 FRIENDS O H,WPY DAN'S AGAIN ED M i:T ER 1:1 ItS (II, RESTLFS. GOOD IME I !OOP. (Fl) O ALL MY CHILDREN THE ED ALLEN SHOW ASINCY 3234111 COMPLITI MIaIANICAL SI1VICE (SRAKI$.-OVIIUVL..'flJgII.Up) • 6:41 KUTANA 6:45 0 A.M. WEATHER 6:55 TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 cI (12) TODAY @ 0 FRIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI- 8:01 erage of the sixth game, If necessary, from the city of the American League champion. CA 0 SESAME STREET (A) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA @) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 7:30 (2) (12) TODAY 8:30 O ANGIE Angle and Brad's BEEN THROUGH A l.OT fat her is being transferred to a romantic weekend at home is DEAR BEEN: Thanks for the job near our home and has disrupted by a bumbling thief testimonial. Read on for a letter hinted that he would like to whose Identity proves to be a from a girl who wasn't as lucky spend the working week living shock to Angie. 900 as you. with us. (We have a guest 00000 MORNING AMERICOUNTRY SUPERDEAR ABBY: Th&nk you for room.) CA STA OF THIS SEVENTIES that letter in your column stars in the Top country-west8:00 Dad Is a kind and generous warming kids about VD. I wish em music world including Lynn (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO I man and I get along very well had seen something like that with him h..0 I .,aI,.a Anderson, Glen Campbell, 8:25 '$• •IMII I £ VU4II 1117 when I was 14. Johnny Cash, Roy Clark, BarTODAY IN FLORIDA (2) privacy and prefer to live alone bara Ma.ndrell and Dolly Patton I am a 16-year-old girl who GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 appear In a special perform(12) NEWS just underwent a very painful with my wife. from Ford's Theater in and serious operation as a 8:30 It would be possi ble for Dad an" Washington. D.C. result of gonorrhea. (:D 42 TODAY to commute to his new Job just (1) FLESH AND BLOOD I had to have a hysterectomy. as heis doing in his present one. O GOOD MORNING AMERIJust as Bobby reaches a cru. CA Abby, I don't "sleep around." clal point In his career, his relaCROCKETT'S VICTORY I feel a bit guilty not Insisting I have only one boyfriend. tionship. with his mother and GARDEN that he live with us, but I have his girlfriend are strained to the I also have a very ugly seven9:00 Inch scar down my stomach. to admit that II he were to stay breaking point by the reappearance of his long-lost DONAHUE (2)(I) here from Monday through The worst part Is knowing that I 0 MIKE DOUGLAS father (Mitchell Ryan). (Concluwill never in my life be able to FrIday of every week I wouldn't MOVIE sion) (Network advises viewer 0 have the privacy I presently bear my own hiIdrM1. It I'UIJAUI A CnIZU discretion) Not many kIds realize how enjoy. EDUCATIONAL PROTHREE'S COMPANY GMMMING serious VD can be. Please inSo what's the answer? Jack's planned weekend of form your readers of this. And ANONYMOUS quiet at a secluded cabin turns Or if you print my letter, please into chaos when Janet and flL'AD £F'flh1 JIW' • i COU9ie Chrissy arrive with a crowd. don't use my name. Thank you. Sweden: Waiting PAID A HIGH PRICE ±.!!' o their home to ForWORLD ftIUUI. UWEU DOSE parties Spring" The Innermost • w.u..q DEAR The61-year57-year- are In complete agrèeuii$. U feelings and fears of the youth H. uu Sfl11fl3 old wife ofABBY: the impotent In Sweden, a society that has pelow me — has r"Maltioss WU. ALL wwi'. old "Spiffy dresser, great everything." are explored. MAT. dancer, and big spender" has a word from here Is DON'T! lot to learn. (She can't usCONFIDENTIAl. TO "TIlE TAXI A small town kid deratand why "the other END I PLAZA l 1:21 ONLY JUSTIFIES THE befriended by Bobby shocks ____ woman in his life" finds him so MEANS": No way.T. recard everyone when he lands a attractive.) UNIDINTIPIND - eeI t1tI wItt IâVIII main, Arinn ,n1 .•.-,- —...._..-. a pT ,ee There are literally thousands of women who would be 10:00 ZAM741O4lLY THE LAZARUS SYNO overjoyed to have such a WIM Ethical. Being DRONE companion, especially If he 4CCIIIRI . Ed SNEAK PREVIEW Roger can't do anything In bed! What 111110 9:11111111111111 44 ~OM yn Ebert and Gene Siskel review a pleasure it would be to have a "Apocalyp.e Now," "Stating less makes yes. man take me out and show me a il,p ___ Over" and "10.'' good time, and not wrestle me 1030 to the floor when the evening is GetU.g married? Whether H) 11125 ifl tate THE iWO RONNIES D___I L,.__L uvr y. ww a iorww ca PIN Till. 1100 CAR ONLY Anot her thing the poor wife weddhtg or a simple dy.ar' (2) 4)00112) NEWS LOAD ,q doesn't seem to know ii that ow..'thlig ceremany, (el •Out PASA, U.S.A.? "Los HONEY many a man who Is Impotent at Abby's arm beshlet, "Item to Novios" home Is a powerhouse with Have a L.vely Weddell Bead women other than his wife. stamped $1 d a BUT CARSON T$IW VOICE ,'..IAI a1L.raa .aa,aIa - -- flE'- ---T. --' ---— 'r Ptosi: Johnny Carson. Guests: I PERIENCE to Abby: 132 Leaky Drive, Mac Davis. Carol Nebieft, Erma INCOMINS PRIS$MIN DEAR ABBY: My wile's Beverly Has, C* Bmb.ck Louis Ntzer(R) - SUNDAY & WEDNESDAY AM C11K1% DAIS 01 RECIPI I • I N I I - - -' -. 1,__-: AMflII( RECIPE'S REGULAR AD IDINNER peceshonsy.dI;pd fr ied chick.fl, mash potatoesand gravy, ,ie and iiotbutter tastin' biscuits. Honey upon riquesi ; copj Lindy's intIN kmlioo 35 u I ( - -ANUCATmU.isv J.V.'sHsfD.Iud • V FRIEDCHICKEN DI PPE C)fl OPEN I0:30a.m,.l0 p.m. except Fri. a s.t. clOlin, 10:30 p.m. 1S French Ave. (Hwy. 17.521 -- Sanford SI II. HWY. 17.fl _____________________CiSsiIbarrv J'wwvw4e1uIz.J:rg Ibid of Istis. Void? Ibid of Pàsi? I ur ..vss, hloL i,sprlud Md,end= . Pill 1411111M nphiumint 4 UTMTRL AW mm A Pi MIW FRIDAY a arcIML OYSTERS 1'I1 as, as-sm - _ Good Wednesday iSunday Limit 4 per coupon per person T? A VIJJ BaRIUM 5Pt1I , • •''g pg j9 Auto Center ITLAItI MARY BLVD. VALUE $2.07 an lOOT AND PAINT SHOP tUBULAR *NDCIJ$yp*jypjö PINITRIPINSU..CU$OM STRIPINO ' (;9 ALL FOR ONLY I MtStABY JONES A wornrecovering from a nervous bmskd Nres Bernaby to iate the strings — , VINYL TOPS DYED OS REPLACED whids" aid' ON THE HALF SHELL $125 ONE DOZEN Served 4p.m. to? p.m. In The Lounge DOMESTIC BOTTLE BEER ................SOc is ad in 11 at go Inbw SAT FsVUtSa INITIWS$ I IIoia1usrid -----• -- ' t3 Mc SH 0 ALL ti THE F 'tiLY A 1011W j$ 38 yds _0ell, BEWIrCHE1. MAKE P.tE LAUJi1 ,.2 MiNDt'ADERS 4 0 0 NEWS 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB Stanley Kautfmann. ED SESAME SiiWzT jru 4:30 @3 Mu.ii DouGL:; AFTERNOON SUNRISE SEMESTER FLORIDA] DICK CAVETT Guest: THE LITTLE RASCALS MERV GRIFFIN 1 MY THREE SONS 5:00 ,_jJ,J_pp PINES Iti I± .i .Ichnd M#cbdlciided hr JSII. *$ V-S thaoilrs Paid aida74lNd. SW1 s:bsSt.I*,etlN when Ibsy plsy èsyas scored aa when iWuy D.La$ dma$dIflMd host to vIalt __ ClsIsSMsnhuy , 3237711 __• travaganza. 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD 0 THE FBI 1:30 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH THE NEWLYWED GAME (2 EMERGENCY ONEI @3 THE RRADY BUNCH -- TUEL$WID,5INIOICf.j$ SNAMPOO1$ET FREE, NO OBLIGATION PROFESSIONAL .1*11 • The luncheon is at noon followed by the fashion ex- C2) 2:30 E2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD @3 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 4:00 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) MORNING THE DOCTORS ONE LIFE TO LIVE 0 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 3:30 @3 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) ED VILLA ALEGRE 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 (2) (12) HIGH ROLLERS @30 THE PRICE IS RIGHT MOVIE "The Landlord" 2:00 t2) I2 GENERAL HOSPITAL 10:55 2:45 THE CROSS-WITS I) MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT (2) WHEWI LI!D $12'0 Smasm A Id - ___ Members of the Woman's Club of Sanford are reminded of the "Hello Luncheon" and fashion show Wednesday. Seventeen models will show fashions from Sanford stores. SQUARES NEWS 7:00 (2) THREE'S A CROWD O P.M. MAGAZINE O JOKER'S WILD TURNS (2) U. CARD SHARKS ) BEAT THE CLOCK 10:30 12 HOLLYWOOD 2:15 (4)0 CBS NEWS ASC NEWS I)ART OF BEING HUMAN "The Problem Of Evil" 0 CAD UPBEAT AS THE WORLD a i SaM score cams when ____ __ 1 lm-old WtI who had a similar experience. I ., . , uiuugnc ihad vu. I cried for days. Finally I decided the only thing Icould do was to tell my mother. Abby, that was the another kind of Infection. hardest thing I ever had to do. My friends thought I was When Itold herwe both cried.! crazy for telling my mother, but begged her not to tell my father, It was the best decision I ever but she said she had to. Some made. It really brought us pretty cruel words 'were ex- closer together, and we got to changed among the three of us. understand each other better. The next seven days were the Abby, please keep entoughest I've ever experienced, couraging kids to take their but It also proved how much my heavy problems to their parents really loved me. They parents. It's not always the analost wv hut Its. Iho tnnsi by mø Sbo i)vIal tima 81111 electronic alarms OF YOUR INSURANCE COVERAOi.,WE MAY RE ABLE TO OFFER YOU BETTE COVERAGE FOR LESS THAN YOU ARE NOW PAYING • SISTER has done for the community." NBC NEWS : 1 30 @3 LOVE OF LIFE 99C I peMtdaebutoutdiIs'tIrg tk'adlqramapaIr WIIdeMI 304, of tobde and psamI IN It.Ransjmnpedhifreet74 hreustoMadtheCo,boys .erlyhithefiedkU saw oviotosy, said she Is so "proud of what 6:30 (2) -- - 9:55 - ___ P" 1 ascend place twboys alas aim pauasdrslaruud*tethoIwo yard Use. The Rams 1* ya*isonaplajdwsrs* DEAR ABBY: I Just read th e letter from the 14-year-old boy who was afraid he had VD and didn't want to tell his parents, and I just had to write. _______ . 1 The Rams blanked the his TI) of BalIdup3K$Mwyth* ____ foerthwhiwad- ale.hiIM ,, said. Of ProblemBest Decision' Min" -' e 10 1111W 1W Margaret Some of the funds from the WORLD SERIES Live cov- - in'Snnfniled Rar w- "The Outer Circle" stem is custom designed to meet the needs of .• a rn s Take 4th 12:40 CBS LATE MOVIE Us Against The World" (1977) 1:00 l2 TOMORROW OD ART OF BEING HUMAN home security sy woftpjiygt4thedocto.'s report, we were relieved to have my say. I believe you learn that it wasn't VD It was really do care. it show will feature corn- class, in Ow Jwdw and Senior it. .,.. is rialuided In gb Point Iu.m as well as some u.is For more hioqsnlng, showmanship and formation contact Richard rformanc. classes except Wilber at 3321870 or Lwls emblu. plus a Youth High Dollarco at 323-8620. Depart- Two popular Sanfordites, Dottle Karns and Walter Rye ' have had a rough time of it in the hospital recently. However, 6:00 (2) (4)00 NEWS AtlamonteSprings Garden Club social will be earmarked when the club met on Oct. 11 for toward decorating Downtown a covered dish supper. Sanford for the Holiday Season. "Dr. Robbins gave a very Nora Gordon, a former interesting and informative SISTER president and talk," Mrs. Baker said. currently president of the ..t.l tO.ULVIU DI1AU$V Associ ati on, The old-fashioned Ice cream both are at their homes now, social Sunday in the park was a and from reports, are on the '"big smash" according to mend. Good. Margaret Ganas, a spokesman Both are certainly assets In for SISTER Inc. who staged the the community. They have been social. missed. Held at Cent ennial Park, a steady stream of Sunday afIt's a hg, beautiful bouncing ternoon st rollers made their baby girl for Libby and Rick own sundaes while clowns from Voltoline. the Bahal Temple provided Asley Leigh weighed in at a lively entertainment. healthy nine pounds, two "The music was fantastic," ounces on Oct. 3 at Winter Park Margaret said. Memorial Hospital. SISTER (Sanford's Maternal grandparents are Interested Sarahs To Mr. and Mrs. Roy C,. Limier Jr. Encourage Rejuvenation) of Oviedo. The paternal rolledthe ball of wax to keep grandparents are Linda and the zoo alive and has served the Frank Voltoline. community in countless areas. "The ice cream social may According to Mrs. Frank become an annual event." calls she's been receiving from her dead daughter. (R) BARNEY MILLER 12:03 O ABC MOVIE "Scenes From A Murder" (1972) EVENING Girl Says Telling Mother . The Dusty Boots Riding Point Trophy Points on clause :Aiociatiosi will sponsor . an 2, 12, and 13, Pohds will be judged unhorse :ç.n Hors. Show Sunday, nbfna&Iii with the WIko Salo and rider r begbnIig at 9:30 am. trophies and rthbums awarded _____ hear. 2013 S. French Ave—Sanford .. ar w. we And remember - the proceeds will help a child to Baker, Dr. Gerry Robbins spoke on physical fitness at the A FIN WMIATES.PH. 3231221 -, Open Horse Show Set For Sunday - coffee. Latest equipmen$—rlcsd righti wo Miami city conunlisloners out.of.dst. scoreboard. - awarded. Again, the public is welcome. Th ere Is no admission charge. Food will be available with free ii years experience.—i yr. guarantee -. ' cheer." The jamboree will be held on Sunday from 10a.m. to 5p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. Lots of prizes and door prizes will be AUTOMATIC BURGLAR 1 FIRE ALARMS - .. weekend. According -to Lu Jones, a BYOB dance will begin the festivities Saturday, from 7:30 p.m. until midnight, at the police benevolent building. Music will be by the Persuaders. The public Is Invited. Admission Is $1 and there will be a drawing for a "basket of Business .Commercial .Homes Sons and is located at 2013 8. French Ave., Sanford behind I4asnali's Music Store. MG handles all key and lock needs. Paul will gladly give you a free estimate on all types of jobs with no obligation. "Each TONIGHT'S TV Roadrunners Ask Public To Weekend Festivities Tn-County Roadrunners will be conducting a benefit for the hard of hearing children this 0 Tuesday, Oct. 14, 1fl-lB In And Around Sanford 2105 French Ave., Sanford (Next Door To WIIIlamsanscS) JShnIflO Thompson Mgr.-Operator Sandi Nvusl -Nail Technician Easter Smith -Operator EXPERT STYLING MINiWOMIN Affllft- :new stadium In South Florida :for the enthusiastic fans In ibis Orange Bowl, located nest :.'n21 fans will settle for downtown Miami, has Wads. notldng lea and neither win I." quat4 parking space, crowded Robble's comments were and uncomfortable seating, contained In a letter to J.L Inadequate rest room and Pllmunerind Rose Gordosi,the facilities ad in Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Ft. ADVERTISING Let APC Install Alarms the papers are full 1 0 1 0 1 1 20 2 0 20 2 1 30 3 0 4 0 4 1 NOW OPEN SHEAR DELIGHT P%ou,. 3224330 ft Everyday of reports of break-Ins, burglaries at businesses and residences. In addition to the personal and financial loss that result, there Is also the of personal Injury Involved. Installation of burglar alarm systems could prevent many of OURSELVES W.L.T 4 U 0 3 00 2 1 0 2 20 1 20 I 30 1 30 0 30 Secure Your Homó Or Business who have fought him on C0fl ceon rights and have rUed proposals to build a new stadium or to make major ___ ,new wn or will take his Bowl at city expense. 'National Football League club 'rn21 jp !NIt of fht1, n.i ow wci...ek. w never n.gouase again or use or ilga season, major renovation of the Orange 1. "We not only will not play In Bowl: The subject is dosed," :the Orange Bowl In 17," said Bobble wrote. :Robbie, "we want to know by Bobble, who edabliebed the :theumethe next Super Bowl Is' Dolphins In Miami in i5 and :played whether the community guided the franchise to success :leaderslilp Is willing to build a has been trying for years to get . Milwee Packers Teague RedskIns Sanfordlndlans McCoy Redskins TesgueBeari msitawluawarrlors S. Seminole Hurricanes Dover Shores Browns Ewnlng Heiald lknuM AWvevatiser ADVERTISING - --- 4 3 1 3 2 2 2 1 0 0 0 Union Pk Dolphins Englewood Vikings Rock Lab Raiders Call 322-2611 NOW I Review Robbie Gives U City ltimatum * W.L.T 4 0 0 4 0 0 3 1 0 3 1 0 22 0 2 3 0 1 2 0 1 3 0 1 3 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 W.L.T 3 0 1 3 1 0 2 1 1 2 1 1 0 3 1 0 4 0 W.L.T 4 0 0 4 0 0 Jackaon His Bobcats Rock Lake Rebels Busi ness W.L.T 400 200 201 201 210 210 112 112 112 130 130 130 022 040 Woodland JUNIORMIDGET Tl21CawIlla WarrIors Rock Lake Raiders MweSpsTt21 DolSbOI13 Packers Sanfordlndlani TeagueTlgsii ApopkaG5bWaVe & Seminole Horrjcanes McCoy Bears Jackson His Bobcats Union PkColts JUNIOR MIDGET (Sefl$lasle) Rock Lake Cardinale Tuskawllla Chargers S. Seminole Raiders Rock Lake Patriots MllwoeJets Tesgue Steelers LT 4 0 0 3_0_0 3 0 0 1 2 0 1 2 0 0 4 0 0 4 0 W.L.T 4 0 0 3 o 0 4 1 0 3 i o 3 1 0 3 1 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 2 2 0 1 3 0 1 5 0 0 4 0 0 6 0 W I- --.-_--..----- I .F •. "bI 1 p4 . I ii SANFORD—LAKE MONROE The St. PH. 323-1019 Sanford • �0 !i-IVInlni$iraId.$.nfljd,p, Legal Notice ______________ Le9al Notice Changes Legal Notice 34-Mobile Homes I NOTICE OF SUIT FICTITIOUS NAME TO: CLASSIFIED ADS FICTITIOUSNAMI IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF Notice is hereby given that I am Pvt. Douglas Bert Melby Jr. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII. Notice Is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 215 Lake Seminole Orlando - Winter Pork Headquartórs Company unagid In buslniss at s cuiy, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Destiny Trail, Maitland, Florida, Ouartet Master Center Usp, Longwooj, Fl. 337w Seminal. 32731 Seminole County, Florida, COUNTY, FLORIDA. Ft. Lee, VA 831-9993 322-2611 CASE No. countylorun 1.CA4.i under the fictitious name of AR. YOU ARE HERFBY NOTIFIED IN RE THE MARRIAGE OF name of JONNl.AD, and that I in. TORIA DESIGNS and that Intend tpat a suit for adoption has tend to register said name with th. to register said name with the Clei'k commenced in the Circuit Court of 10K SU HAN HARRELL, CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES Clerk of tMCIrc Court, Seminole Wife.petltlon,r, 1 time ...............43c a line County, Florida In acdanc, with of the Circuit Court, Seminole the 15th JudIcial Circuit, Seminole HOURS County, Florida in accordance with County, Florida, Case No. 79.1206. ALLEN HENRY 3coneecutivetlmes .. 31c a line the provisions of the Fictitious the provisions of the Fictitious CA20E. Thetltleof the cause is In 1:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. lconsacutiv.tim*i .....3Sc a line Name Statutes, To.WIt: Section Name Statutes, ToWit: Section re: The matter of adoption of Ryan Husand.Rfld. .63.09 Florida Statutes 1951. By SAM Ij' .65.09 Florida Statutes 1957. MONDAY tPiru FRIDAY NOTICE OF ACTION Mitchell McGrath, I minor. 51g. Montes Enterprises lc. 51g. Victoria A. Welt TO: ALLEN HENRY HARRELL SATURDAY 9NOOn TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) 3 Lines Minimum You are required to file YOUr William J.MOIIt Arlene H. Shoemaker Last Known Address - Gov. Bob Graham has Answer or other pleadings with the President Pubiiih: Septembr 23, & October 2, Clerk of th. above Court, and to 2131 San iou Boulevard rprnded Chart.rNo.43107, L 16. 1979. FlOfidi Florida 3250$ DEADLINES Publish Oct ,.9, 1$, 23, 1919 DENi YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Prison official and ordered DEO.16 _______ -______-. E. NEWMAN, P.A., attorney for the action for Dissolution of Marriage several ackninhstraftve chinge Petitioners, 921 N. MaannlI . .-. -. -. -.- vvu JIJCU - ---..- ua' egitnsi you ana ,,, .iwirursm JUDICIAL Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32303, on as a result of the hancflhiof FIerida$fafo1fl.2.6 CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR or before the 26th day of October alerequIredtosefveacopyofyr Sunday - Noon Friday NOTICE OF APPLICATION John Spenkellnk's ezect*Ion. SEMINOLE COUNTY STATE OF 1979. if you fail to do so, a default mitten defenses, if any, to it on __________________________________________________________________ FOR TAX DIED Harvey M. Atpei, FLORIDA Esquire, ___________________________________________________ He also hu ukd Slate iudgment will be entered against NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, Petitlo-s attorney, whose ad. NO. ?9.1171.CA.04.E ._ you for the relief demanded in the dr Attorney Eugene Whitwath of that Irene Kimbli the holder of the CASE is Masy, Alper, Wack & _________________________ In re the marriage of complaint filed herein. Gainesville to Investigate following certificates has filed said STEPHEN H. KIMBALL, Eaton, 165 Whooping Loop, S-I_os? & FOUnd WITNESS my hand and the seal of 1-lfelp Wanted charges that Spenkelink WU certificates for a tax deed to be Petltloner.Husband, this Court at Sanford, Seminole AltamonteSprings, Florida 32701, on issued the,epn. The certificate -___________________________ or before November I, 1919, and file id County, Florida, this 31st day of verbally taup.tad" by guardi numbers and years of Issuance, the LOST Oct. rd in Oviedo P.O. the original with the Clerk of this LINDA E. KIMBALL, September, 1919. * dsscrIpfionoffMproperty,af lfl2OVIede H.S. class ring. Court either before service on Respondent.wife. (SEAL) nams In which It was aSliwed are Petitioner's attorney or im. 363.3103. esoci4lon. NOTICE TO DEFEND Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 10 follows: AIJTOMECHANIC mediately thereafter; otherwise a -I THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Grahazn'ssctlona,annosmced Clerk of the Circuit Court In Certificate No. 1420. YNt default will be entered against you 6-Ct Care LINDA E. KIMBALL, whose and for Seminole County, for Certified own toots Mondiy,werelnr,onj,toan Issuance 1977. Description the relief demanded in the -- -Florida. AAA EMPLOYMENT PTOPSfIY SIC 10 TWP 21$ ROE 31E residence Is ul*nown, but whose Petition, to.wit: A dissolution of Investigation of the esecitlon N 225 FT of S 701 FT present addr.i is: BY June I. Curtis YourFutureOurConCern WiIlcareforpl.e.hoolchlldinmy of 1 211 FT of marriag, restoration of the 1400 North Wayne Avenue, Lot , Deputy Clerk 912 French Ave. by Inspector General Dick NW¼ of 51¼. Name In which homeSdaysa week for working Petitioner's maiden name aid such RIdg.crest, Calijornia 93333 323.5176 Publish September 15, & October 2, other relief as is WillIan mother. 323.5351. _____ and Miami attorney 1011551dM. Kimble. lust and equitable. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED 9,16, 1979. Alt of said property being In the WlTNESSmyhandandtaIf Irwin Block, a cttal p1mW). County of Seminole, Chlldcareinmyhomedaysonly.1 that Stephin H. Kimball has filed a DEN. 117 Stats of * * * * * * * * this Court on October 1, 1979. Petition in the Circuit Court of child $20; 2 children $30. 322. _______________________ ment opponerd. Florida. IN THE CiRCUIT COURT OF THE (SEAL) ___________________________ Unless such clrtlflcate of car. Seminole County, Florida for a 11th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND The governor d hi ii Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Carpenters helper, $4.50 per hr. DlssoiutionofMarrlage,andyou are FOR tificates shall be redeemed ac SEMINOLE COUNTY, As Clerk of the Court -. minimum. ii,, years experience nv1nced-buedonWIlllmnj Cording to law the property required to serve a copy of your FLORIDA U4netflicfIoiis By: Eve Crabtru _________________________ work in Dettona. 3399029 bet. and Block's findings and describid In such certificate or written defenses, If any, on CASE NO: 79'1679.CA-09.P Deputy Clerk wean 7p.m. & 9p.m. daily. THOMAS G. FREEMAN, certificates P.O. Box will be sold SUSAN M, KELLEY and RICHARD Publish Oct.9, 16, 23, 30. 197 to the ____________________________ Department of Corrections 70, Altamonte Springs, Fl 32101, 0. KELLEY, highest CASH ENJOY at the court . DEO.43 RN Ito 12 full & part time. Apptf Secrstary Loie WalnwrlgM's tiow door onbidder Attorney for Petitioner, md file the the 3ffi day of Plaintiffs, CrlativeExpressions in person Sanford Nursing 1. 3234112 ruponee to th.jn - that stat. November , 197 at 11:00 AM, original with the Clerk of the above vs. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND Convalescent Center 930 styled Court on or before November Dted this 27th day of September, DAVE R. SOR RENTI NO, JOHN FOR law was 1101 vi01$t$d dIU' thi SEMINOLE PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS COUNTY, Meilonvllle. 1979. S 1919, otherwise a default and FOROHAM, INC., d•ba SNELLING FLORIDA execution, although prison Arthur H. Becliwith,Jr., ultimate ludgmsnt will be entered AND SNELLING, EAGLE FIN. CIVIL ACTION NO. 1732 322.73.46 _________________________ system rules on * * * * * * * access Clerkol Circuit Court, against you for the relief demanded ANCE CORPORATION, HOLIDAY In Re: The Marriage ii SemleCo.,Sen.d,Fa. in the Petition. HOSPITAL ASSOCIATION INCOR. THOMAS MICHAEL GAGNER, were. ll-PpWafl01d WITNESS my hand and official PORATED,WINTER PARK MEM. ByCherylorwr TELLER TRAINEE Husbend, Assistant superintendent seal of said Court on the 4th day of ORIAL HOSPITAL, RONALD E. and DiputyCerk Richard Dugger Was ripri. Publish Oct.9, 16,23, 30, 7979 October, 1979. * * * * * * * * Excelle,it hours.exc, pay, HOLMAN, D.O.S., LEISURE POOL CYNTHIA F. M. GAGNER, Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. SERVICE, INC., GENERAL AAA EMPLOYMENT manded for not taking beti? 010.15 Wife. Clerk of Circuit Court ELECTRIC CREDIT CORP., Your FutureOurconcern ACCOUNTANT care of Spenkelink's pej-son.g BARNETT BANK OF WINTER Seminole County, Florida 912 French Ave. NOTtCEOFACTION effects and allowing the dIs- NOTICE OF FROCIIDINGS FOR PARK, NA., KENNETH R. TO: THOMAS MICHAEL ' Heayyexp..goodsatary 3233176 Susan E. Tahor DIMONDandRONALOF. BURTH, AAA EMPLOYMENT peaTanceofanaddrubookin GAGNER _____ ____ THE VACATING, ABANDONING, By: Deputy _______ Clerk YourFutureOurConcern Defendants. DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING * * * * * * * * 13$ South Court Street which the binate bed made OF 912 French Ave. IISNTS.OP.WAY. TO: Publish oct.,, 16, , 30, Mars, Pennsylvania 16046 ----------------not.i. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:. 3233176 DAVE R. SORRENTINO Land deveIoper.manag. want. 9_ YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an Residence Unknown YOU WILL PLEASE TAKE ed. WhItwoth has bell) lIked to Must have e*p. in action for dissolution of marriage NOTICE OF RESOLUTION NOTICE that the Board of County Mechanical, electrical, plum. has * * * been Investipte the rn verbal a filed against * * * * CLOSING, you * VACATING and you _______________________ AND CommIssioners of Seminole County, JOHN FOROHAM, INC., bing, heavy eqpt., surveying 8. are required to serve a copy of your ABANDONING NIGNTS.OP.WAY alkàatlza, which Wililami and Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the dba SNELLING AND land sates. Write full resume to t TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Secretary needed for law written defenses, if any, to It on Of lice. SNELLING Block believed to be u., 4th day of November, A.D.. 1979, in . NOTICE Is hereby CanoeCountry, 613 Wymore Rd., Must have good typing, shor. Gordon V. Frederick, Attorney for givin that the the County CommIssioners' Meeting 1010 ExecutIve Center Drive Wife, whose address is P.O. Box although GTlh&fl Doted thot thand preferred. 323.3410. Board - -Winier Park, Fl. 32759. of County Commissioners Of Room at the County Courthouse In Independence Building, 1795, Sanford, FL 32171, on or before Walnwrlght baa uncovered Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Seminole County, Florida, at Its Suite 151 AVON Regular MeltIng held on the 9th day' October30, tt79,andfilethe original * * * * * * * * Orlando, FL No1ing to ConSider and determIn, "substantIal Information" FIGHT INFLATION of October, A.D. , 1919, In the County with the clerk of this court either whether or not the County will Sell Avon. increase your earning refuting the Iegations. vacate, abandon, discontinue, close, Commissioners' Meeting Room in . EAGLE FINANCE CORPORATION before service on Petitioner's at. LEGAL SECRETARY power. For details. call, the torney Courthouse at or immediately thereafter; Sanford, Seminole. Walnwrlgh( Is changing renounce and disclaim any rleht l C'O C. T. CORPORATION . 1.141.4617or644.3079 County, Florida, pursuant to SYSTEMS, otherwise a default will be entered the County and the Goodskills •Good pay. public in and to pcedunsforcangout Petition and Notice heretofore against you for the relief demanded the AAA lowIng rights.of.way running EMPLOYMENT INC., Resident Agent AIiTÔMOTIVEMACHINIST of •zecutlona to ensure a given, passed and adopted a in the petition. threu the described property, tO 100 BlKayne Boulevard YourFutureOurConcern Engine rebullder. Seminole Auto Resolution closing, fmn.at. vacating and WITNESSmyhandandtaIof ccnmoed visits with wit: , Miami, Florida 33132 9l2FrwchAve. Machine, 301 E. 25th P1. Exp. abandoning, this Court on September 21, 1979. renouncing and All of Ridge Lane: Saniando 3235176 onlyt Wages commensurate w. faziiy and friends In as natlral _____ ______ (SEAL) Springs, Lake Oaks Section Flat dlsctaiming any and all right Of the HOLIDAY HOSPITAL ability.frffige benefits. Countyof kminoleandthe public in ,, Page Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. ._.._ Seminole County, ASSOCIATION INCORPORATED and to * * * * * * * * the Cook, Part Time following As described Clerk witrepod of the Court ______________________ the rIt to lying West of BloCk A. C STANLEY S. MASSON, rlohtof.way. to.wit: Waitress, PartTjrn, By: June I. Curtis . Resident Agent PERSONS INTERESTED MAY make a final stat nieM. MchanImusthave The unnamed street lying Apply Days Inflof Sanford As Deputy Clerk iitis. KuhI Avenue APPEAR AND BEHIARDAT THE Will train, benatits David Birton, psiso between Loll, Block U, and Lot 15, PubliSh Sept. 251 Oct. 2,9, 16. i919 Orlando, Florida 32500 TIME AND PLACE ABOVE $20$$3Xparwh329.3 Block 5, Sunland Estates, __________ DEN.11$ riMop4s at the t. of the SPICIFIED. . In Plot $n 11, Pg. 15, WINTER PARK MEMORIAL IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND HOSPITAL Mft.coüwvycó.6. Public Isoseda of $imlns$s Csue$y. FOR * * * * * * * * SEMINOLE COUNTY, jflfoj co 3. BLAIR CULPIPPER, PLORIDA Rm the Board of By recently moved by Wa1nwrIt County Corn. Resident Agent WkIy1 monthly rates. Inquire OFSEMINOI.ECOuNTY, CIVIL ACTION PHONE GAL NO. 772097.CA.$9..L missionors of Seminole County, 200 N. Lakemont Avenue FLORIDA to a new S. Oak job, prison $41.SS3, SOUTHEAST BANKS TRUST _____ WInier Park, FL Excellentpay.,*c.p,otjrs IY:ArthurH. IeckwlthJr. Florida, this 9th day of October, ______________________ COMPANY, NA., as successor Ifl!ecor$Inora1,wblcbWain A.O., 1979. AAA EMPLOYMENT Clerk Trustee of the Harry L. Beeman, BOAROOFCOUNTYCOM. wrigit described N a ptC1mO Pvbliih: OCtober 16, 1919. 30-Apartments Unturnished RONALD E. HOLMAN, D.O.S. Your FutureOurCcem MISSIONER S 3710 Lake Howell Road lion. 0(041 9l2FrenchAve. _____________________ Plaintiff, OF SEMINOLE COUNTY. 323.3176 Maitland, Florida Wifihieni and Block ii;9 up. Pool. Adults only, vs. FLORIDA on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport HICKORY LAKE ESTATES, INC., BY: Arthur H. Beckwith Jr. called In by Graham to Ifr LEISURE POOL SERVICE Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call ___________________________ a Florida corporation, CROSS. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Clerk * * * * * * * * INC. vestigate allegations thit 3235470 Mariner's Village. ROADS CONTRACTING, INC., I SIMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA (SEAL) c.O ROBERT E. EVERETT, HR. Florida corporation, ag tre14 W). PROBATE DIVISION TRICOUNTY Publish: October 16, 1979 LIVE - IN mature woman Resident Agent to care Sanford-spacious i BR + den, Pile Number .iui.cp 01011 BUILDING SUPPLY CO., a Florida fOr young man semi.invalid & wi,iy in ti t. b*. 1192 1. Highway 44 air, formica kitchen, new shag. OlvIsies corporation,wpJ andi.J. housekeeping. Private room & Altamont, Springs, FL 1213 Adults. U1.71S3. ectdlcn, Indudlug a IN THI CIRCUIT COURT FOR I SWIFT, as Trustees and last sur. bath. Salary, drivers license IN 11* ESTATE OP SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA that cotton was disd isio Ms ELSIE ROUX, vivingoIrectorsofcoC,ft, Inc.,a Retiree Special large LR, 1 BR, 1 _____ . !øSrInCeL 3223995. GENERAL ELECTRIC PROUTI DIVISiON dissolved corporation and COX bath, eat.in kit. Adults only no roksepIsbo,sIsfrgm Deceased File I4vmber CREDIT CORP. 79-3U..CP CRAFT, INC., a pets $160 par mo. + $100 disolved cor. NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION CO C. T. CORPORATION moving while he was being p DlvIsl * * * * * * * * ooration security. 3222943 after 5p.m. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN Ill SYSTEMS ESTATIOF to death. Defendants. • ci.*is OR DEMANDS AGAINST INC., Resident Agent HAROLD!. SAUMANN NOTICEOP SALE ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 100 Dcayne Boulevard PRODUCE MANAGER 1two inv1ptors Pursuant to the terms of a Final DICHIId CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED MIami, Florida Judgment enteredon the 9th day of they foimd no vtdsace that IN THE ESTATE: NOTICIOP ADMINISTRATION RESULTFUL END. THE ExperienCed.goodpey October, 1979, in Civil Action AAA EMPLOYMENT NUMBER 153222611 YOU ARE HIRIBY NOTIFIED TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Spsak.11nk was physIcally BARNETT BANK OF _____ CLAIMIOR DEMANDS AGAINST Number 77zonCA.o9.L, In the YourFutureOgrCom WINTER PARK, N.A. abtaid In any way. They did that theadmlnistralionofNo.,ate THI ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL 250 Circuit Court, in and. for Seminole 9l2FrenchAve. Park Avenue ELSIE ROUX. dicissid, File 31-Apartments Furnished County, Florida, in accept the allegation that Number 79.3$7.Cp Is peedlngln OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Wlnt Park, FL which 323.3176 _______________________ SOUTHEAST BANKS TRUST the Circuit Court of Semi. is THu ESTATE Spsnkellnk's moths,, YOU ARE HINEBy NOTIFIED COMPANY, NA., as successor $enI * * * * * * * * titIzsi15 KENNETH County,FI.ri., !. _a--- R. DIMOND Trusteint th. I k ____ rrve • rmy. IVI5Iin. me addrNI t uaywaro Lfld ___•_•• Mio.ó'i' SAUMANN, bo Trust, are Plaintiffs, and HICKORY cavity ssirclusbsku'e whICh IS $*iletd, Florida. TM Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto locklidge, FL INTI*VIIWIR$ LAKE ESTATES, INC., a decessid, Pile Numbst 7P353.Cp, Is AVe Florida 'personal representatives •f the pending in tttO Circlf Court fat' corporatIon, CROSSROADS Doer to door canvass getting RONALD F. IURTH estate DOROTHY 05100 avId JAN CONTRACTlNO INC., a Florida Seminole County, Florida, Pre 2 BR apt. M1I Tlnsl. Drive names for now letWord city Mn. lpuik,Iink Øg54 OSMARIST, addresses _; corporation, TNl.COUNyy the Inqlre2005MapI,Ave. 10.3 addiess Of is Orlando, Ft. directorySalary plus bonus. *31 CumberIand Circle, W. u with Wake Seminole County Courthouse orcafi 9047157554 BUILDING SUPPLY CO., INC., a Permanent employment for .n *4 MiIfevl Sanford, Florida. Vd that Florida corporation, W.P. COX,JR. t. The personal persons free to travel. Apply In 3101 S. Orange Ave. Plo, flSICtIv*Iy. representative of the estatg is and J.J. SWIFT, as Trustees a4 pot'., Orlando, FL enid, 251 CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. rite name and ad*Ns last wrvlving Directors Of COX 0t' STEPHEN A. SAUMANN, R.L.P.Ika.Co. LYFURN, COLOR TV, LINENS ea$ vepresaWs$lve'safle,ne1, are Bot cavity esar vii be r Is 5fl Wiedmisdaws, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED CRAFT, INC., a dissolved cot'Rm.40SAtlanticlI,No, 8. DISHES. INC. ALL UTILI. . faith Iolsw. Altanteid. Springs, Florida 33701. thaI a Complaint to foreclosi a poralion and COX CRAFT, INC., a VI,, wi I. lit St. TIES *530, 4 MO. LEASE. All parsons Nivino claims it' 101 Of ffi pet'. mortgage on the following property dissolved corpOration, Defendants, SIIOLER REALTY, BROKER. M.F demands agains, the t'S Igaal regrislntafive's attorney ate in Seminole County, Florida, to the undersigned, ARTHUR H. 3311440, 327.1577. the Inmate's relatives or required, WITHINNtltS THREE ss, ,sri eiow. UCKWITH,' JR., as Clerk of the wit: 44 4 4 44 44 MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP frIends, he idd. Clrcvlt Court of SemInOle p.1114 haying claims IBRfvrn.,watefpaiairAd THE FII$T PUBLICATION OP Florida, will offer for sale, en the no pts. dlmands NsleIOf the N$ate are leS$WeltoOffiesEc.rn.rofmeNE 30th $110 mo. + $100 GAL FRIDAY THI$NQTICi,tefIlewf,c day of October, 'ey security. After 5PM 323.47. _____ or...r required, iffi, at 11:10 WITHIN THREE ¼ofk fl,TowneM.3o$outh, &M.attheW S-i, MONTHS PROM THE DATE OF Range 32 E, run thence Soutl 50 doei5$ep., *IkIsi6 (on the inmate) may slstamw of any claim or dsm LItebip,.LIteb,ohe. ________________ ____ __ AAA THE FIRS? PUBLICATION OP deer... U' west 31030 feet, titanic the County Courthouse In Santard, EMPLOYMENT they may have. lath claim he wbe , 4ty Florida, the following descz'ibsd _ _____ __ TNI$NOTICE,fafIIWpg dark North41depr,ssirwes,g Your u$veOurCenom _______________ m'____ D.. - WTIHUfl M OrDoirti, in £imhiala rwi.v. -- ---------WwI W I!W 1Im,xI,q,!fl,j,.5,meNE ' v,4rrcnAVe, me mm tue - ...- CLASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY. CALL 3222611.. _______________________________ Executions -______ ----. 41-Houses ' B stu:co. Spanish designed ti,me, nice area, FP, Ig rms, front & rear porch. All for 319,000. Price reduced 37,000. 3 BR, 2 B home, custom made pool, green house, workshop. 1700 SQ ft living + 17x26 sc patio, ERG. Many extras, must sell, well under priced at $52,900. Terms available. 3 BR, 1'.'7 B split plan, fenced yd., sc patio, cony, workshop or Office in rear. All for $31,900. W,ri, - i 4l-I'$ojses - Why not loin the fastest growing Real Estate Office in town? Flndoiitifwecan make you abetterdeal. leg. Real Estate Br.k.r Evq 323-1916 REALTOR ASSOCIATES NEEDED ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2544$. FrencliAye, 3720331,322.077, 3237173, ST. JOHNS - Furn. weekend cottage near river. Boat stip. $32,300. UNDER $IO.000...Loveiy 3 BR home w•freth paint & new paneling on large lot w•huge the CrI11hIISr Itisageni BR home that features new: paint, carpeting, kitchen & cedar porch. Paneled Fam. Rm. as well. Won't last at 134,9001 MAYFAIR'S BEST BUYI Beoutiful 4 BR home on large corner lot w.gorgeous land. scaping, terrific eat.In kitchen,? I. Rms., big bedrooms & great financing. Only $59,900. BUY A PIECE OF THE PAST in this beautifui 2 story, 4 BR home boasting over 2600 sq. ft. with formal Living & Dining Rms., Breakfast Rm., Library & Fam. Rm.ontonc.d,e,g,, 563,100. Harold Hall Realty tnc REALTOR, MLS a23-5774 Day or NIg)t ________________________ ______________________ I AXE MARY- 3 BR, 2 bath, fenced yard, screened porct,. ltW1Ii 14' w_ ____ Iii ris Gr dsnhpil ____ U A as, rats s,_ .e. to the cmant ahsie$Mjnd the a V7PIolNoØ _- -- - J'. 'T u*iIdui liSli paj ad ,;wj; '7' __ __ Of, in an ___ ___ 17, ti*nShip $ South, Range 32 NoC$aimIse.cws, ::e degriø West Public Records Of Sent utile County, dsknin* *011 diIIir SufficIent ft. tsr a ii_Jgi,in, CoPIN Of the claim Is 1$ derhIs Since SluSh 11 deIt'IwI 651P' Weol 1 waifs the derk Is mail ins copyte IN.$S 0. 5 the C. 1 • CWW '55154 fee, 5g5(• s, inch p1vI, rWN.wuIw. C*VSt5tit Wool IlawlIls I CiIIraI . $,. 511th dNrI.e Of MMIMM$P..SiSSUMN anOfe of V degrees IP 10" .and a ----y • Of No 1NrJ TH __ hePOfss1dcury,run The Real Estate Agency By owner: Handyman special Fruit 8. nut trees Near schools & bus. 3230676 - lust reduced 3 BR 1'.', b, eat-in kit,sc. porch, privacy fenced yd, ww carpet, new roof, new Energy Saving C H&A, near schools & shopping. Now only 132,100. Tfe$NOTICL.6fiIsnyol __ *at dIJIISI* Usliss ___ ' . $434HIslheeOfOfIiio1sStRat1S. . touti rube of MS hsenfIled agalnof v lus, thence run $MasarI, , ave requWed Is wvei cegy II yaw ash No arc a - rl B, $1, 5anIs14 P** $0 P1110. . IIPORIV1IMR.N *nI, PIsSi*tIiIN(M : theras, as rscereal Si PW rei*$t.PjIIIi a MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE Eves 5*9-5400 322.19.32 OST EEN 322-2420 horses. Ideal country living. Make offer. REALTORS schools & recreation. 164.500. MOIRE [J3 REAL mATE Broker Ye 'PlØureOw Concern 913 New 23.5 Homes, I'pct. interest to qualified 323-2222 _______- 290 N. 17.2, CasseIberry, $34.S200 Eve. U2.33S PARK BY OWNER -3 BR home in goodl cond. $21,000. Will hold w. substantial dwn. 322 2217. .sTOP BUILDtR. 322.2W REALTORS 2710 Sanford Ave. 221 Yale Dr., Academy Manor. 3 BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly - 7:30 See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front 8 rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES - 7 acres Lake Sylvan, $10,000. Best Terms. William Malic:owski. Realtor 372-798). V' acres on Hwy 113 in Osteen, 144' frontage, great investment potential, under priced at Sushs,d) s CARPORT, LARGE CORNER acres on W. 1st St. near Riverview. Unbelievably priced at $11,000. I - 3 3fl.3'1i __ Lrw.1r WWUW ________________________ . Citflsiit ______________________________ ' - ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways 8 add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 595-4914. - ____________________________ CsraIç1'Os AFRICAN VIOLETS - PETUNIAS & VEGETABLE PLANTS 2101 Airport Blvd. - - I Housewives Cleaning Service, - - __________ Personalized, fast, dependable. Regularorltlme basis. 6S-Pets.Supplies - Of *170111 AT1QllNI,o Pl0$O abel ol s!i!!!Vj, Of She - e s. moss, iøo a (SIMS FUV I*$ , ____ ARIA$, ON PER ROUTE Si lasS ii.__ I 1Aigac3,Wm,VfM,i, he P111150 - SAROIN. LONGW000. $ANPORO AND BY JWW'I.CIVII -i-- We DO wash windows! 677.5394 .-- -- I REALIOR" 339-0309 $100 377.3375 EALTY REALTORS PARK OSIVI- SANFORD .____ g_,, -. , . - 1I'b4'1' - . V 4*' " ' ' " .- . '-we- - 1Z ' - - . - ... .. , 'J6.4* I '.'" '' Wa' , ,. , h,.. ______ . 4 W - . L. ._. * - . _ . - ,._ . . ,... . -. .fl. , ... - - - U :1 - -- I4* - I £ I -, ': -. ____________________________ WeiboldtsCamer.S,' . Sales, passport photos & fast repair service. 33341o1. ANIMAL HAVEN _____________________ Dog 8 Cat boardIng, bathIng, clipping,, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, sty inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. cages. 322.5752. Pu g'1Cleaning - GrOOnIlng$Bo.ratn Iinn Insuivemi14s - Iyrs.exp.Patios,Driveways SpSliip etc.WayneBeal. 3271321 ________________________ -' ________________________ 'I , I ' LYN'S SWAP SHOP PAINTING, CARPENTRY New I ulid items & antiques CUSTOMCAIINETS ConsignmentsAccssd Free Es?. 3j3043after 5:10$ef, 5:305:30. 155 Plantation - -. INSULATION -Batting, blowIng, -. 1aza. OililY 44141N. RACO Fpam, fiberglas ii Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call I yi S ' 5 • ftemodeline-carpentry, painting. All professIonally done, Fr estimates, Call 317.0914. l'lspaW _________________ - Vinyl repelr&recolsring rqh- s$vy *arge .601W? • _______________________________________ I I .. - . . Ill Pressure 8. Steam Cle.nlng;rl PaInting. Roof, homes, mobiq • Ø(fl•$ etc.Mobilehome special 12x60. $32.30. Reasonable rat,s all work guar. 333.71*2, iMan, quality operation • 5 -.-*.1 -.. - - . .- - , - - ---- -- PLIstYZIMu... 1 . 322-26T1 83.9993 I ' - -,- -, -... -, "' . . UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. - - .....-.----.-----.----- . Pressure cleaning. 333.0071. Ph14'apPic -- I CalIBart' REAL-ESTATE --tALTOR,3fl.7495 .-.. Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big. Interloror exterior, intheHerafd3fl.241lor$3pp93, 322-0707 6healthy puppies free togoodttome. Call after 5p.m. 323-7361. MOUNTAINTOP - Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting I. detail trim.' Free Est. 373-1704. 'es.smaking Drapes, Upholstery trained. 322-2161 or 323 5215. heavily 'J loIs 11 ml. W. Of 1.36, Henderson, S.C. Priced from $4010 with liberal hems. er in Site Oct. wit Call 333.74,1 tsr appeintmant. i. 55* deem 0155 mi. Oior will carry miii. 173*. 1114 -(11101' 5). W' PalntlngSRs)r Sell those things that are Mt taking up space with a want ad Alterations. Dressmaking good home, take one or all, box '1 ocr. cuteWsI.otkhsuw.3l0,Is,'l A&BPAINTINO Residentiail Commercial 322 5752 aft 5 775.4)37 - FREE Kittens 1. female cat to 1 339-0501 __________________ 4SA-floI Slits 3439$ Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlafub _____________________________ Yard debris, Trash Appliancesl. Misc. (LOCAL) 3-49-5371 - DobermansAKCreg, B INC REALTORS S*1033sr33513fl eves. 2,OCfl Light I'buling _________________________ _________________________ 3311*2 or 9O4 l34470S'coII.t. pdIs1UIaidtp.selShNo rates. 169-1567. -- MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 569- 3567. _______________________ wJv Kids gone, but the SwinQ sel ifl the back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322 2611 Body Shop Over 10 yrs. CZ. Reasonable TysonCement Drlves,patios,watks&etc. - LICENSED 569-9433 TheGreenhouse 322.9141 Evesafter6&weekends Lots of ORRIST GRuNt BROKER Room Additions remodeling general home repairs. no lob too small, Call 323-9165 anytime. Call Cark & Hirt 323-7310 BIG SALE Tools, wheelbarrow, Sanford.Lak. Monroe nearby 141x210 ft. Zoned agri. -SIIOLER IIALTY ? 62-i_awn-Garden Home repairs I. appliances to tile. Cal'psntry 3337977 E.AlIamonteDr. SPRINGS. $11,900 HnmsRspairs ________________________ TdWER'S BEAUTY SALON - _____________________ mattresses. $30 set. Sanford Auction 1715 S. French, 323-7340. INC. 701 BldQ. work, there wouldn't be anyl NI . ________________ 323.6035 after 5 p.m. Call Cart Harrlsat Baat.ity Care Fender precisionbasetretless With case $350 322 l3lSaIterSp.m, I - bonded. Free Estimates. Call SEARS.Sanford3221771 -Don't pile rio longer needed iteni high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! - general repairs. LIcensed 8 ____________________________ Just think-If classified ads didn't ______________________________ - Residential lot 10*123. Owner says sell -best offer over $2,000. 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT ZONED COMMERCIAL (2) BEDROOMS, 11) 1 BEDROOM, 2 CANP0RT5 ONLY $17101 - -. Painting, roofing, carpentry I. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center 2207 French Ave. 322 2255 DELTONA LAKES- TERMS, U _______ Accessories . _____ ' :' REALTORS 2llOSantordAve. All, EXCELLENT CONDI. TIOI4ONDOUILELOTNEAR SILVER Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri'. cal, Plumbing Service& Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6294. Lie.. Bonded a Ins. I Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, 322 5474, BEDROOM. 2 lATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, SCREINID PORCH, ABOVE GROUND POOL, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. 151.010. Horns ln'roven30nt ______ formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook ______________________________ 519 E. 1st St.r3225742 Misc. Wed., Thurs. & Fri. 101 Exeter Ave BEDROOM, IV, BATH, GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. *21.505. ____________- I;1'kV1kt!!I 11 k I Air Conditioning 594Jsi$ Merchandise ______________________________ - I dishes, curtains, spreads, nice _______________________________ DELIVER j ________________________ -Beds. DbI motel box springs 8 clothes. - '•'iljI_ FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND llO9SanfordAve. ____________________ Hospital bedfor sale New malt, I. cover $1SOFIRM. 327-5132 CENTRAL AIR, CARPORT. $3U00. Camaro '71350, ST. PS, AC, new brakes, new exhaust, cxc. Cond. $1995 831 1917 _____________ •ft 5 p.m. MtFtV, 2927 Hwy. 17-92 tlatteriesNew& Used 3 BEDROOM lATIN KITCHEN, LAKE FRONT. Ilsat. CáNTRAL k$&CA$Hp$ .: acres beautifully wooded in Osteen. Owner will finance $7,50u doci, * easy terms. cruise con!, lilt wh. AC. AM FM stereo. 365 7453 aft. 5. 3-4' 5642. I Sanford, Fla.32711 DUE T9DIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Machine, like new, orlg. price $600, Bal Due $253.73 or need someone to take up my payments$ltmo.Phone$47.5394 day or night. Will deliver no Obligation. 1, LOT. *2,900, 3 ________________ ROBSON MARINE -- _____________________ Lagoon in DeBary. $1,750. . 1977 DatSun 810 wagon, full. eqpt, -. - ______________________________ 7SflHnnda$1,or best offer. Call between 9a.m. 5. 2p.m. 323 2876. Ph. 322 0352 55--Boats --& Portable GE dish washer For Sale 323 5077 15*150 high 1, dry lot on Tropic 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, Ave. * * * *1 * * * to all! Warehouse full! ORLANDO WHOLESALE FURN.,2SOOIndustrIaIBtvd.,otf Silver Star Rd., 4 blocks West of .u1. Open 96 Mon. thru Fr. Reel's - I WdII1UJ Orlando Dr - Liquidation Sale! Wholesale prices $15,000. NEAR 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT & cARPET, $34,900. !Zs!!t vouId like to be '"' in tli (Tiling . DUPLEX DOWNTOWN, 2 BEDROOM It your chip or organ. BROKER, 1l33" STORY EACH, DOUBLE GARAGE. *27,100. Garden Club (satmucs to to Inform the public BATH SCREENED AR - - -PORCH. ' COND. LARGE LOT. $37,900. 2 P.M. We - - details.__- 78-Motorcycles TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75 bal. 5113.16 or $17 mo. Agent 3)98336. I - GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. l0pct.dwn. By owner BEDROOM, 26 19 BEDDING - FURNITURE - 43-Lots-Acreage flavtnn.x pulic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's theonly one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904 235 C.00d used TV's,$25&up ___________________________ __________________________ __________________________ 3 For Sale: Firewood, $35 pile or 3 pilesfor$100 Cash & Carry. 2609 S Laurel Ave 323 2918. $03OriandoDr. 323-5200 VA&FHAFinancing 365-3491,eve.349-S431 1742 & Swushud S35O For Sale DbI.dresser & cedar chest 32? 0172 - for lunk I. t.x.l cars. trucks&heavy equipment. I " 42M0tle Homes _--_- --------- JT() AUCTION - wPct of Speedway, II,-., I,. will hrId ____________ - WILSON MAIER FURNITURE I 322-953S days; 323.5759 eve. BUY. SELL, TRADE I -------- 311 315 E. First St. 322-3622 RUSTIC SETTING - 1 Bdrm 3 Bath home, I plus acre cornpletely fenced, pout, separate apartment, 1 yr. warranty, $95,000. - due $128 or take over my payments of $16 per month. Call 862-5394 day or night. .-___________________ Aft. Hrs. 322 7613. 322 4869 ' track. sold new $450. balance SG-Miscellaneous for Sale I - - - ________________________________ 9x12 rugs, $14.99 ea. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 327 5791 Req. Real Estate Broker 321 0759 7610 Sanford Ave. gas,.'.. radio. hr,i?rr It',u U,'O. After ' p m & ye")licij'. 831 0766 F"ru Park. ___________ . turntable, diamoni needle, 8 &Siok$ tqaqe Investment, 1350 5. Orange Ave. Suite 701, Winter - Park 644 6.132. BATEMAN REALTY - - Vega 1974 . Call 322 1624; 322 4160 w-w carpet, fenced yd. $32,000. te 16- j renovatedinside&out.NewCH, $69,500. o ___________________ 322 7972 ---.-..- '78 Dodge Monaco, air cond., power, $1500 Knq Size bed frame. $7 171 1 ii after 6 p " DAYT(D1l' BUY JUNKCARS From $IOto $30 _______ EXECUTIVE HOME - Beautiful I Bdrm 3 Baths, carpet, central H&A, foyer, lam. room, kit equipped, large closets, patio, double garage, fence, lovely landscaping, 1 yr. warranty, 100N'I HAVE A OVAL ESTATE LICENSE? IUT THINKING, JUST MAY11... NOW IN REAL ISTATE SCHOOL? - AND THINKING WHO TOJOIN... 'HAVE A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? - AND READY TO PROFIT BY IT... Cite our CAIEU NIGHT and find out what Santerd's Sales Leader and Iarest Realty System can offer you. N. ObIlstlsn -N. Reservations YOU'LL THANK US FOR THE RISTOP YOUR DAYSI ..•.. multi 1 AM FM stereo radio, 4 speed Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages, We also make Real Ettate i Business loans, Florida Mor- Low Down Payment . SCIl 113 I61. f I Hwy 92. 1 tl' 322 5990 STEREO .. A.-. •flU3 Individual Wants To PurchaseMortuages 339 7Ø ______ THE WAY YOU SPEND YOUR DAYS. Toisl,kt, Oct. ___ i Too Dollar Paid - purchase easy terms. Only $12 per mo. Call Jim 322 0244. 47-A--Mortgages Bought - Gun Auction Sun.. Oct. 28. 1 p.m. Consignments Welcome - 77-Junk Cars Removed ____________________________ -- - I U93ROO , s'.. Supc' St'arle. Sanford Auction, 323 7310 _______________________________ 'euit,' by Pioneer stereo AM FM stereo phono 8 track. Special We buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. - for Site '75 Pontiac Catalina SW, very clean. loaded, beige. $1600. Bank will loan $1450 Phone 3230323. Call Dell's Auction 323-5620. - - 53-TV-Radio-Stereo - I owner -__________________________- 19 in Sylvania remote control solid state color TV. limited supply easy terms Only $20 per mo. Call Jim 372 0244. _________________ RAVENNA PARK - Beautiful 3 Bdrm 2 Bath home, screened porch, landscaped, I yr. warranty, $15,000. CAREERNITE - - avaIl. Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot at our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 641-3013 , SPEND AN EVENING CHANGING FAR IA LIAI ON11ACNESHV°0M dollar' Ask Mom P. Dad to let you have a classified ad garage sale. AiiA..i.s.Con. Homes what your. doing NOTICE way LOCH AR BOR I Much charm Øtus swimming pool. Spacious I BR, 2 bath, FR $67,500. carport& utiljty, air-unit, range, ref. & washer stay, fruit trees, fenced, $29,900. mak. a chang.com. to our Losing your hime & credit? I 'will catch up back payments P. buy equity. 372 0216. - Hey Kids: Looking for an extra SUNLAND HOME 3 Bdrm I Ba W.Garnettwhite Reg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W.Commerclal Phone3fl.7$51,Sanford --- emAVURD buyer. $34,000 to - IO r For Estate Commerical & Resi dential Auctions 8. Appraisals. 8316. MULTIPLE LISTING REAL TOR _____ $44,000. Low down payments, Branch Off Ice Sr. REAL ESTATE REAL'TOR.323-7495 2565 ..--- - Auto .. •:i Ill -" 197J (-c.' facto, .3' - Danny's Auction 32? 7040 Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave. 323577? Push button controls, has aruuCu, sTill .in warranty. Originally $6.49, assume payments Of $21 mo, Agent 339 •,' I'- 3237832 E yes. 322 0612. 322 1587, : I 322 8182,322 7)77 207 E.25,hS,. 2 BR, 1/ B, föiownPious Mod. kit. inc. all appl. 1150 sQ ft. sparkling pool, C-I'I&A. Won't last long at $31,000. Financing Call Bart Multiple Listing Service - . S 10 acres off Airport Blvd. $IS.000. ,....,. v_s. ,v, ,..., - $29,900. ANYTIME DELTONA Rag. 4 BR, 1', B brick home w brand new carpeting & paint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. terms! LAKE FRONT 3 BR home on 3 wooded acres. Perfect for IU ",g U HAL COLBERT REALTY Inc LOW MORTGAGE AMIMPLOYMINT. an. pei pj :.. '' . .______ eiw.w - * * * * * * LEADER! WE LIST & SELL THAT'S NO. 1! CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME 3 BR 2 B, C H1.A, ww carpet, formal dining, beautifully eqpt kIt Inc. built.in Microwave. Near - STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Sanford's Sales Leader 339.0509 339050$ 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. week? Th S. $28,500! If not you should seethis new3 aR, 2 bath listing. Just redecorated inside & out. It can be yours for just $36,900. JOIN SANFORD'S SALES on quiet street. tis,000. st CARE VOUSATISFIED? REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES - NEAR 1OYLLWILDE elem. school. 4 BR, 2 B, 1g. fenced bk yd, CH&A, w.w carpet, located fO"fb "I guess I'm now officially middle-aged. For the first time ever, I enjoyed the Lawrence Welk Showl" _______________ --________ - . 47-Real Estate Wanted41-Houses - bath separate DR & fireoIac 1st time offered, be the .. 'I '-on I( ' o" ,..._... 72'"AUCtIOfl - MICROWAVE 0 SIt. Ma 01. ''. ' I /i - ______________________________ Agent 339 8336. with a Spanish trace. 3 BR, I S --. Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Bal. 3189.11 or $19.33 mo. °SOMETHING UNUSUAL - -. . t , I i• iti• . .' - _______________________________ *GE; .._uT TOo 71 F or Top Dollar pad '' qcod Pci furniture, appI."Lc 8. iilum bing fixtures Je'n' i. I rniture. 2V E. 75th St. 32.' i9'i _________________ 323 0697 With this 4 BR. 2 bath, older 2 story home, tree lined street. Owner says reduce. Now Only $38,000. REALJOR" - aft . Only 322-9283 ----- Cash 3224.i? Larry's Mart, .c Buy & Sell, tp furniture, Refr.-1 ___________ Service. Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES see! $36,500. NICE 8 NEAT 3 BR, 1 bath home wCH&A, w.w carpet, dining area, fenced yard! Super starter home! BPP WAR RANTED. WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY E 24 HOUR U8,5001 inc. -Houeas in1wnls RALTY, INC. DREAM HOME! 3 BR, 2'., Bath Home in Idyllwilde on 23rds Acre! Relaxe 8. EnIoy the Many Extras this home provides with lots Of Luxury Features! BPP WARRANTED. Yours for CRESCENT CITY ELEGANT S BR, 2 B C.H&A, many extras. Quiet peaceful sm town living yet conv to s malo Fl. citIes. $125,000. H. Ernest exec. home. $115,000. 'U Ford Bronco lWh.dr cxc mech. cond. $1701) )?7 70.45 - I ____ BRANTLEY HARBOUR 4 BR,? B - 79-Trucks.Trailers __________ Antiques Sterling silver. Gold. Diamonds. Bridges Antique', 'I)) 7801 _____ _____________________________ El Stove Hot point 30" wh like new S130 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So of Sanford 327 8721 _____ -_____ ______ KENMORE WASHER -- Parts, __________________ BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866or 323 7710 _________________________ , Goods - 52-Appliancs INVESTMENT 2 unit rental Income property, good cond. $13,000. Motorcycle Insurance 68-Wanted to Buy ________________________ Upland Park on 1g. fenced lot! Spacious eat in kit, CH&A, patio, in a nice neighborp,00dl BPP WARRANTED. Only $42,950! -- FURNITURE 8. THINGS Buy& Sell New 8. Used Furniture 500 S Sanford Ave. 323-6593 SUNLAND 3 BR, I B plus 1g. FR, fenced. C-H&A, FHA appraisal *35.150. SUPER 3 BR. 2 bath home In Inc., Realtors 2435' S. French (17 92) Sanford Complete or partial board Longwood. t.akeMary area. 331 8581 ________________________________ 1918 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593. bat. 3)81 or $21 mo Agent 3391386 plus FR & office. Prestige area $39,000. 31121kIt IQPI A.C, Plnecr.st area. $350 plus security. Call 333. lxSSrllmc.ro,oIrs FIRST PUBUCATION. OP ________ 1.. cansumatlsn lit the . Si. SWIICMu.n, SI the Pit'5It& season one coos swats, pout,ry .. ii No uncertainty shell Ii PaIge .lu hWchsrkIs mis my,. each NrM r*eslniatise. is nat yet eve, loch side Of the te1lowlg deSCrIbed ythirdco.Ii. REALTORS kit, lovely treed tot! BPP WARRANTED. Just $67,000! SANFORD OAK TREES grace this large privacy fenced yard wa super 3. - H&A, scr. porch, beautiful eq ________ -- WED , ,,,, 7.50ff. on daisislil tg. çs hllt'l! , ogeffierwth REALTY BEAUTIFUL3 BR.2 bathhomein Loch Arbor! Many Extras! C oaks. Call NOWI FURNITURE TERMS in store financing for everyone with I i down. Let us help you establish local credit. WHIGHAM FURN. CO. 2309 So. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. FAMILY SIZE 4 BR,? It cxc cond. C-H&A. A buy at $37,500. ((a) only DELUXE Ht5RSE STABL ______ RIALTY REALTY WORLD New paint, roof, ww Carpet, C. H&A, w.3 BR, fenced rear yard 8. only $32,900. ___________ IORRII'g STE N STRO lvi 18-Motorcycles = 51-Household then equipped, freshly painted. 66-Horses - 50-Miscellaneous for Sale MIS Assumable 5" pct. mortgage, 4 year old home with 3 BR, 2 baths, C.H&A, carpeting, kit. REALTORS 10 Sanford Ave. 32f7912 ________________________ by Gill Fox SIDF GLANCES -- ESTATE SALE. lovely 2 Bclrm, CBS wsc porch & carport. Quiet neighborhood, fully landscaped inc. citrus trees. 2417 Orange Ave. 52.4,900, owners Will finance atc' pcI. Call Ocala 904 629 1151 aft 6 p.m. M. Unsworth Realty Nice corner lot. Must see tc appreciate. Get this 96'x120 lot now for $7,000 in Paola. 41-Houses FHA-VA, FHA235&?45 Sanford be itIIet It the claIm Is ad 41-Houses Build to Suit - our lot or yours, 323 6061 or eves. 323051r 79 - .- ________________________ * , IIi Sanford? BR.? bath, all appI.,' carpet, pool. close to every-. thing. $31,300.fl7.033. ******* .w. nw ' I', 40-.Condominiun _______________________ Noon The Doj Before Publication e.s l97-3b rorn or sale. Al t.6 3236497 Made In " Tuesday, Oct. 1*, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- .. _., ----------------- ----- .,I - '• - 4_. - 4 - a, IV' .5'-. . �ALONDIlE 48—Evanlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Oct. 1,179 by Ch)c Young ACROSS I Dowel 7 Dinner 11 Eskimo homes 12 Horses gait 14 Caesars slaver 15 B by 16 itness 17 Used needle and thread 19 Womans name 20 Six-sided figure 22 Flatland form 25 leftist 26 Baseball la -r L1i BE ETLE BAILEY I YOU'RE ALWAYS GRIPING WOW! THERE'S A LOT OF GREATSTLIFFIN HERE! STEAK, ROAST BEEF, HAM FRIED CHICKEN, SPAGHETTI, SALMON ___ PLAN IT TODAY! GLADLY! 5 0 EMS i_i __ Answer to Previous Puzzle 4 Acqwrec, 6 Antique car ioun Pi Pf1 1ff'i 7 Kiwanis L1 1A oN member tV CH I ! " 8 Sprite-like H C OES 9 Actor Ladd rjL1A W 0 R IVL.flgi1Iy 1Ju uS lii 'tAI 12 Dancer I I.!U iP $ Rogers L!.L !4AH IH,MI t 13 School organi. F PIEII zation (abbr.) r ; -Ai — 01 ViAl 18 F.14. for one MA sj_!.js] 4 (2 wds) LIKI I 20 Medium 21 Norse deity journey (abbr) 22 Poetic fiction 30 Over 43 One (Ger) 23 Island 32 Seaport in 44 Nipple .,.hl,.. AI ..L. flIO,RO 46 Exceptional -JI-Flattened -- tn 1 riuvi A &&.,oIre (''t toiid Have Several Effects DEAR DR. LAMB — My wife, age 70, suffered an acute heart attack a year ago. Several months before she had begun to lose her Immediate memory. She forgets almost immediately what she has done, started to do or was told. She remembers well things that uvv w hnnd vers o. When she ot. .. ,h,,fs,u.fwl nI4PrI In 47 Kelp 29 Knuckle under 26 Director talks with others, she appears the neck. More recent studies 39 Peter (Sp) 48 Orange skin 31 Typographer Preminger to be completely norrnai but have attempted to reroute 40 To love (Fr) 33 Clover type 50 Desire (sI) 27 Water bird usually she doesn't remember arterial through blood 41 Elf 35 Our (Fr) 28 Wagon 52 Warm up a the incident at all. 36 Roosters operations Involving the head 42 Mountains motor mate She was a cigarette smoker 37 Depression mi T r rIs ar — r Tfl but she stopped after her heart Not everyone with such athats — — — — — — attack. While she was terial changes can benefit from II I? U 38 Friar — hospitalized with the heart surgery. Simply put, If there's a 39 Slavery — — — — is 42 Parcel out . attack she became very con- lot of disease in all the arteries, is 45 German fused and disoriented, not It's cliificult to find any way to negative I 1 recolalng her prove the blood flow through J20 46 Seance sound or the fact that she was W. that's mechanism any 49 Tint knotted22 23 24 25 le zi 12a Recently I was told by nurse available. fabric that an artery leading to her 51 Esprit de 29 Nevertheless, there are 30 32 corps brain could be opened people who can benefit. I think 3d 33 a,t,l -3 Netted UIIU all older people wflO nave such 54 Beco blood flow might correct or symptoms deserve a good 16 manifest improve her memory problem. medical examination. A good 55 British school 39 l — 40 Is this possible? If so, where place to start is with the 42 43 144 45 45 47 46 the open would I find the proper neurologist. He or she Will be specialist to inquire further? able to look not only for — 50 — 52 DOWN — — — — — — rI I DEAR READER — Your problems of circulation to the 51 54 — I Sails wife's problem may be related brain that might be cured but - 2 Evil giant — si to increased fatty-cholesterol for other medical disorders that 3 Fasten IJJ " deposits in the arteries. Theaffect the brain and might disease that causes heart at- benefit from medical treat. tacks Is really in the arteries merit. and not the heart muscleitself. Iwn sending you The Health That same disease of the at- Letter number 14-2, The Aging terles can affect arteries Mind. Other readers who want HOROSCOPE throughout the body, includingthislssue can send 75 cents with those to the brain. For that a long, stamped, self-addressed By BERNICE BEDE OSOL . reason the same disease can envelope for it. Send your cause either a heart attack or request to me, in care of this stroke. newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, For Wednesday, October 17, 1979 About 2o percent of the people Radio City Station, New York, who have problems with NY l(X)19. memory, learning problems As the issue of The Health and other manifestations of Letter I'm sending you exYOUR BIRTHDAY be any misunderstandings poor function of the brain, plains, there are a lot of things October17, 1979 which are sometimes called you can do to minimize the later. PISCES (Feb. 20-Mar. 20) senility, really have an us- changes with aging in some s coming year a chain of small, unusual happenings Should a misunderstanding denying disease. And In about people and there are probably . arise today between you and a one out of four of this soup the some things that can be done to could link something thwhlle and rewarding. Don't close associate, clear the underlying disease is fatty- prevent such changes. despise the influence of little matter up as quickly as cholestero deposits in the Many of these changes could possible. Differences should not arteries. It is true that in some be prevented with diet, exerthings. be permitted to take root. cases the circulation to the dse, efforts to keep the blood LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) You ARIES (March 21-April 19) brain can be improved by pressure low, keeping the may be much too hard Oil It's important to take your routing the blood around ob- cholesterol level low and vnnni1f tndav thlg.rntilgi . .. ... . . responsiomues seriousiy toaay IILLCU arteries.. Omeiimnes avoiding cIgarte smoking. actually contribute to the and not allow wishful thinking Beas kind negativerole you are en- to cloud your judgment. Do toytiur.eU your job od averytMag eln u you would be to ulbsrs. TIM wiU take of AT out more of what lies ahead for TAURUS (April 20-May 20) you in the year following your someone in your social circle good contracts and then stops to figure out how to play safe birthday by sesdlng for your would have you think that doing copy of Astro-Graph, Letter. what you know to be correct for six spades. After the heart ruff, the Mail $1 for each to Astro-Graph, could work against you. It's not safety play for six is for j Box 489, Radio City Station, true. stick to your principles. declarer to play a spade to his N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be ace, lead a small spade to birth date. realistic concerning those you dummy and finesse the 10 SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) If deal with today. Trying to spot. This play would cost him the contract if East produced you have to Put on airs to feel conrince yourself that someone the jack of spades and was WLWVILdUIV WIUI fUIIV IUUd7, UW[V W L*L UIW3 Lie UI able to give his partner a diayou're with the wrong crowd. does could lay a heavy burden mond ruff, but that would Select pals who are your equals. on you. only happen if diamonds were CANCER (June 21-July 22) breaking 4-0. SAGfl'I'ARLIJS (Nov. After the play of the spade 21) Your chances for achieving Some necessary things may 10, South makes seven since what you go after today are have to be said today, so don't West holds the jack. If South very promising. The one fly in try to sidestep the Issues by had played, queen, the hand pretending you're too busy to go the ointment, however, could be would have collapsed and he into the matter at this time. a lackadaisical attitude. would be down at least two. LEO(July 23-Aug. 22) Watch CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. your en&ng today. ftcoujjbe Au Is luerlu 19) Deal only in realities today., very easy to all yourself on the Be wary of playing hunches. Idea you need something you We have been asked several Your logic is crisp and tharp, truly don't. times what a splinter bid is. but your intuitive preceptions vmGo Aug. 23-Sept. 22) A splinter bid lsanunneces. '. could mislead you. Unless the efforts you expend y jump an unbid suit. It AII?AD1ITO itIIU. &'JLVU. i . .. Ion omen woay are made shows strong support for -1t You are fl3aflqIflgaO5flet3jflg became you really want to, lyOiwaMJacshy PartnerI bid suit aãà either a . sIneton or void In the where mosey Is involved for you'll iny , sad Al. g spteriult. another today, be sure to keep Don't be phony to yourself or to (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) problem is MOM accurate records so there won't band from our British friends. TM bidding is u.sUcn br 110"A a w Is one of those splinter bids Eperts" cam 01 this nwzpadesigned to show spade sup pen. Individual questions ts*f not more than one b ansisW If aecômpanlen sean. — South ruffs the opening Th most Interestheart lead In dummy, notes Lip questions wIN b used In that seven spades or seven Uris co*Jmn and *IN rocwIrs. diamond, were both very c oIJA COB? MODERN) I THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom I WM3T 10 PoLoøIZe FOR1W wup", KIJOW... HAI'1E.R OEM I WK1TiMT __ 1RAPY. == I — == 10-44 •1 ________________ — ARCHIE by Bob Montana MISS HAGGLY THINGS SURE MOVE VAST IN TODAYS GENERATION.' **LNI. II (11 . . ( OH? ONE T}erGOu1 THE GOOD ( I LIKED THE C74W 010 ICWYS BETTER.' _____ I oil ___ I . { - :. 1. • ____ sI• 1 WAS MUCH YOUNGeR THEN.I EEK & MEEK 1(iot*vs === = === zrni by Howie Schneider IT ULDf VJL%) Ii \ vii. WIN ewe fit .. rIIILLMa rr I, II&II1tI Uvula Bunny f by Stofiwl a H.im48hI AT 1W OFFICE HAMI%EPYA WHILE WHAT'5 LIP? 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 6-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, October 16, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/62341adc16ba435174deba6c05748e6b.pdf 1733b9c08fbde6e430cf3e52d43313bc PDF Text Text ---• -----------.------:- ..---. -:: __. .vi, S -- - -. - - ... •..._ , • . . :- .--••..-..• .. '- . -, .:. • . ' - - .. -. . -. - ' •,: .• - • . - • . . - - . - ---.f_ . - "' - - SUNDAY EDITION - 1H -eraitt I - l ford, lortda3277l 72nd Year, No. 70—Sunday, Nov. e! a Evening Herald (USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents Rers obbKll iVilla Nova Emp loy ee 1 - MON..TUU.TJp.pJ104 $ATIrnDAY •4 SUNDAY 104 CLOSED UD I Two men early this morning robbed the popular Villa Nova restaurant in Winter Park killing an employee In the process. Winter Park police were conducting a massive search of the aia shortly after the 9 am. robbery. Details were sketchy this anlng, but initial reports Indicate the two men, one black and one white, entered the rear kitchen door to the restaurant. One employee, known only as Walter, was reportedly stabbed to death by one of the robbers wielding a large kwfe. .. Police had not detambW by I I am. today whether Um robbers Wd the knife with them when they Ofted the Ville Nova, or whether one of them grabbed the weapon in the kitchen. k06 _____________ 8. S min is to - KBOU itI 0~jg 10010 66 BEEF DAYS IAN SAME T AS CASH By 11 a.m. police had roped off the entire area as they con- of the restaurant and one of them confronted a female employee A Seminole sheriff's deputy was holding two high school ducted their investigation, as well as the man who was killed. No details were available as to students driving a light blue 1962 Buick roughly meeting the Jeanne D'Agostlno Rodriquez, who owns the Villa Nova with why the killing occurred. description of the robbers at 11:15 a.m. They were Mopped at other members of the Rodriquez and D'Agostlno family, was at Two other employees were In the building during the robbery, Airport Road and Academy Manor. the restaurant this morning with other faintly members working but were in another section of the restaurant. The Villa Nova Is a well-known restaurant featuring Conwith police to piece together details of the robbery. The black male was described as 6 foot-2, 140 lbs., with a (mental Cuisine and a popular eating spot of area gourmets. Police said they tentatively determined the employee who was medium afro, bushy on top. He was said to be wearing a bandana The restaurant was started In the early 1960s by Joe (Papa) kiHed was In charge of handling supplies. on his head and a longsleeve shirt with beige, brown, blue and red D'Agostino who died about five years ago. Winter Park Police U. G.C. Bretnall said his men also had not stripes. The white male was said to be wearing a red shirt with Since his death, his daughter Jeanne has operated the yet determined if the robbers got any money. white trim. No approximate ages were given. restaurant with other members of the D'Agostino and Rodriqua 4 He said the robbers entered through the kitchen door at the rear They were possibly driving a navy blue Buick, police said. family. A document with the purported signatur.s of 33 of the hostages said: W. request our nation to return the shah to Iran's government. In this case we will b. fr... Ol ym PICS End [For Seniors BY JANE CASSELBERRY a*s AS c*a*i to tcs ON iiiii0"A 0WA T1(Y MM,$DATMO PAYS JUST SAP UcHARGEL,TI 1• 339-3886 BONUS Non 1 1BONUS NO.2 - f NEW YORK FILET STR IP8 5 MIGNONS 10 CUT I/It" THICK TO ALL OPENING - - CUT V2" THICK WITH PURCHASE OF 100 to 200 POUNDS 90 DAY CHG. ACCOUNTS DURING THIS SALE . - n - .4 .• ' HAPPY IIITNDAY, P.C. Ii aowus WiTH THE FREE BONUS Non 3 I II BELMONICO 3 • I STEAK BUNDLES TO CHOOSE FROM I AS LOW AS I I i 5 LU. uys 4, . . CHICKIN $1 U ILISlU4gd...A yIJI A.. UI Sanford. $ IACON 41N u •;••.. - - ' • own ' v - y •• - '•/ - EXEUTM $PEc$AL $17r - t. . f'At., QUARAPITEED ra "bow 11100 NNW _ __ IWAUMS . 30 Days . -• . -• • - w °°'' - "CASH AY 12-4 APMNTWNT -• ONLY 1ANT LI: -. - -• - - - . / T — 1 4 - • .a' -.•- -. - • . There were no inunelate details of tl* dilcueslon •. - - - - •if: •• -• ' A fow'nailcm diplomatic ml"lnn entered the embassy today ., • - - • .. - • ••;- - • a. --' -. -, - ,. - -- - - '. . - -, . • : -• - I - '-•-•- -: -1 ' .1."-; . .• -' ... i• .'•• -- . •• 72, Spring Main- . ' rS NIrIM PWN IV TI VA MPS ii Today •. -.NOMMMMIN L • - • divided on lbs luas. Of the cudral Florida raei'deMi, 41.1 Pac t Fees zonIng, recreation, education and community services and we1M ndd4boy did act favor k.c1 fees; J percent said they facilities - - P I- Ii Diplomatic sources told UPI the envoys were led Into three buildings containing the ho@tArL Each room in the buildings had two or three bostagsk guarded Statewide, in the area of .dusootlon, $1.2 percent of the dikeni said they are most concerned aboet the qunlity of jailer high end favored bupad fees and iLl percod reported they were on Unlike respondents statewide, r,4,,g, in cast-central Florida high school programs. Respondents In laM central Florida a In act a diddit of said they feel health services are more importa nt than business deemed this problem as most serious alas. bud with a lower r$ Sim romeribers say. 0801101 PlerldisaV responses on this topic wars 81110011 Wow d Industry. Residentsof sad ON"Florida deemed all tunas cr-2 fired ul flu- a iuolse puss 9b the cod of ae d* ow tiod so s of Vlonldiue in _iital. pJ' In -. community dscision-making" was under community services as miner. Is cosçarlsss to r — j - 1 plods, and Midi. The 'wey ales ectk.d "linus' Opinions en a multitude of rated us m.diusn to serious problem by UI p.rcod of the east statewide, the upkeep of roads and streets was the only problem - ab Om du iu cu ft s problems In an dbi I. ascertain the od sirloin ceetral Florida respondents. "Attention to complaints about rated as median or serious. web 609 fl In tba4sts'a CMMWAWL ThS rasatchesa ' 1T J to ge, p— aiiIM1uIOCL 9pr emau*' received a 63 percent rating as a serious problem Across Florida, 1,314 porep as r.spciuled to the survey, y tupa flu Awn MJU.....tipdseaiemn etesKy hers. cluding R from CoaMy. . psblems to stati pad local 411451ea makers and ciwty A tetal of $1.6 percent of the reqo'*4i said they feel In addition to gauging the epWaus of Florida rs as• ...fltbstrc_;l lessors. "av'l"Wty of Iow.cod heiadng" In sad central Florida Is a comawnity proMems, the PsM asUdlied cows vWs ain Ebop_isd has FWII_iruLtd ,--1r,Wr:aplbomaM mslam it serious problem. Among be.uid industry eqsndftw 11t 1 aulse PIbI. $ MVI CIUIIflW"ff "encora, jib uppoatultiss for Youdh were reported as the brim prevention and control tiippsd the Floridians' I of *.RMa.:r i T1I cse- i- ant Hsulu, apu1stien law srcemiat and -Florid The problem of corn.IlMft for the elderly cciIIIg In saccit V lyuiint bri$ .4.J PtI1L$ ' of- 1$pos; bulb services, r -ilng area d across Florida. received lead approval for use of Ian dillon. % f •' • a ' ' U was ood" A leaflet dist ributed outside the embassy compound carried the purported signatures of 33 of the hostages and said, "We request our nation to return the shah to Iran's government. In this case we will befree." At the same time, the Tebran representative of the Palestine Liberation Organization, Hani al Ilassan, returned from consultatlons with the PLO cç*nmszud In Beirut1 but said he could make no statement at the moment about any PLO moves to obtain release ci the hostages. Khomeini, who came to power after the shah fled Iran hi January, remained at his headquarters inthe holy cfty of Qomn. The four diplomats who visited the em bassy were the ambassadors of Sweden and Syria and th e charge d'affaires of France and Algeria. They went hi response to an Invitation broadcast early today in a student communique on the Mate radio. Swedish Ambassador Kaj Swidberg later told reporters be had seen about 60 hostages and termed the visit "encouraging" and • urveye Central Floridians SpI t ver - and the ambassador of Sweden said aflerwarde the 10 to U American k...a "looked tired but their health In general Ar..d The Clock .•..•.... S-A by students. the order. Bridge s.0 Women were separated from men and had female students In Walsh's attorney, Irving Guasow, said that he CossiCs ..................... ......•..•..•.•..•..S-C chadors - black ankle length veils — standing vigil over them. would Int roduce an amended complaint end make a Crossword ..•.....•.••.•...$'C Some of the hostages were reading and did not look i when the second attempt for the order, a move the Judge said Editorial ............... ~ - - A-A diplomats walked into their rooms, one source add. he would permit. •............•.•.i.c S3,jZ jht1t Ibrahlm Yunla told the Syrian News Walsh was suspended for sIx days after driving on •......•.•.....i.e A after the visit, "All the hostages looked good. They did not school grounds, after being forbidden to do so for 10 H.rwc.pe .................i.c complain of anything." days H.q1M ............•......2-A Vunis said, "The problem is not solely that of hostages but a His suspension was lengthened to nine days after he OURSELVES ...••.....•..i-c political probl em which, I hope, will lead to a speedy solution." was "Insubordinate" to a te acher by using an oh- Spins ..••..•.....•.•....• 148 The four diplomats were Invited by the st udents to visit the scenity in conversation In the parking lot, the board Theviolea ..................7-C hostages and "expose t blued propaganada of he Washington and contends. 2-A convey mueage of h y shown y(the stub")Islamic Guuow said the nineday suspension would cause behavior toward the hostages," the students said. Walsh to aitonuMlcally fall his senior year courses Reporters and photographers were barred from accompanying $lig his 1Mm future H. added his client was O.org.M .any Uw dLplomnat Inside the compound, WON studen ts pr'uIaid to operly. mee report iatar. The Walsh ad also dalnw damages against a Lake y In Was hi ngton, Slate Departme nt officials today said only that r•par•a .0 who g 4*Iiai rId&CHJed Howell Psychology they were awareof the reports regarding the Medants' Invitations Walsh befog. a due. to the four diplomats but will await further developments before While Genow said be expects to be back in court Stop Down, _____g. Monday, Homer said be will be asking for a full fl officials also said there were no new developments th hearings on all evidence In his case to be heldlater re garding the reoort.d PLOoffo rts to secure the r,los, of the 12.A Page p is weak. hostages. S * LT lk i TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) Ayatollah Ruhollab Khomeini today met with Vatican Ambassador MW. AnnibsI. Bugnini and ordared that Bugnini be allowed to visit American hostages inside the occupied U.S. Embassy, Iran's Pars news agency said. Bugnint was the first foreign emissary Khomeini was known to hove met since the takeover of the smbsiv_____ last Sunday by students demanding the CAM 41 A-----A litau • - • VY - n •, .. • • -:. '---- 410 N. 17.11 — - • - - $MALL Pd*Wp 00, -. •• •.• • Iv DAVID U. IIsraldIWf Writer - - - • - - a ' Howell 1 *41MM they their or year. 1 two dudssta changed schools, i'lalming that they wasted to take vocational education courses not if I At SKA10010. T= Ldw Hosd 110 Sebool students, sft for, Under the nd.s of the Florida High School $ AdMtlss Association, students who transfer from usSd of )e In cowl Friday when they were an high school to another mud either receive a 1± a $ampoçary order against the 5n1'wk waiver from both principals or sit out year before Now of being eligible to participate on a varsity team. QrcdtJ XemmuthLefflersaldhewunotgolng Danielsand Wynn contend that they have a right to Me Ldw H010011s tam's chances of I vos tinial IdUOn andthat if the board accepted In the 1P1P basketball suos by it grant to try the vaNt*y g Wy iyivsetsr nn to play en the learn. r 0111 F11 .-__ , , , ___ Th board t4th,,i that the two sida are net cona,sd. lass also ASSntId temhnony that the WAVU trSIt'irr'd to get a better siM at being on ___ltbsw 1Md that a tesçonsry Injenr4Jea p' the Mertiag t. her ' er ubeiled cilia g4 The board siss prevent.d a suspended Lake Howell 1I d stIifed Jaihan Jr. placed several student from rstgiig to school befor, the time of imp JTTIl a ep, nadir Cent order. °•' ' W1Ulam''ndd he had that th.7,ould Jedie RohUI't McGregor fldid that the "d 1110 t" net be flied by Toni Waisti Sr. for his son, Tom • ____ nt Jr., was 1M ipseVic eno for him to gra Ie Wa k ii1riru'1Ih &ei to own • Turns Down Ball 0 - • ,•- •.• • - / •• _ do OP • A group of women play bridge at the Woman's Club - GITM .' .. " It Park. im FULL LOI f`s%LOIN and RIB Charlie Hoffin, - • - .,: _____ Third place, • .• - - têi. uni.. IA First i Second piace, J. Has, 58. LTU$Ulb U . - .4 • - Dr., ' - •., -. The Dominoes competition was held FridaY afternoon at the Greater Sanford Chamber j$ Commerce building under the sponsorship of the Sanford Senior Citlzena Club. Winnerslncluded: $AU$AOI 5-LU. SPARI pjDS '•1 - 5L$. . •' , • ••'. Ave., Sanford. Second place, Friedi Tyre, 1304 Forest Dr., Sanford. Third places Evelyn L Bolton 1302 Forest D90$ • Air- - cofljtmctlon with the brke event Included: FIFIt pl5 C, William LIflgiOy, loll Jefferuon HOT ' - a CUT THICK WITH PURCHASE OF 200LBS.ORMORE LOIN and CHUCK- - . t - •• •. rI.'tubftJo B Itene, ISO -, - port Blvd. Sanford. aSIA____ 1 ALa. wuNlafi US M • PORK CHOPS - 1h PURCHASE OF BEEF SIDE CHOICE OF 3 WITH PURCHASE OF BUNDLE - .. MONTHS . R $1 IOLR$. MONTH Y. 33 PER FOR 3 I 6 - Khomeini, Vatican a - Senior Citizens were soaking their feet today after a hectic week of competition and activities In Sanford's Fifth Annual Golden Age Olympics. The 50-yard dash events were run Friday night prior to the football game at Seminole High School (SHS) stadium and halftime activities featured a salute to the winners and the Golden Age Olympics bytheSHSband. More thanl5®contestantshadcompeted when the event concluded Saturday with track and field, shuffleboard, pancake race, horseshoes and croquet. Final results will be published In Monday's Evening Herald. Winners of the bridge tournament sponsored by the Woman's Club of Sanford Friday at clubhouse on Oak Avenue are as follows' i r . pl ace, a Da aviu vid ones, Vald wOI.., os a, *. Second - place, Mrs. Virginia M. Thft, Lake CALL NOW... ? HeraldStaff Writer • m - - - - - - - - - - - a I. - - - - 01 45 ',1,k4 1 •- tL. • _• •4 • b •L' -y. - .P ' - . - _ a. ___ -- - - • - -- -- - • $nbi* - ' - - - - . • - �... •••. LI .; .. , *M•_.*,.• ----- .*_,*,; • ' I PIA—Evenin, Herald, latWerd, PP. -. I - I I• * . . ** - ... * . - -.* I • Sunday, Nov. 11, 9fl Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. Iran Crisis Is Key0 T Stock Market's 11oAAonth Low I V\RLD IN BRIEF ' Sunday, Nov. 11, 9-3A NEW YORK(UPI) - JW stock market, trogbiod by the V,Wn Of 60 Americm in Tehren and fear Iran wodd OA Oil supplies to the United States, plunged to an ll.moe*b low this week In Declines topped Advances, 1,193 to 03, smong the 2,066 Issues extradition of Shah Mohammed Rm Pahlavi from a New York It is no longer reasonable to expect inflation to drop below thi traded. -. hospital, something Washington has refused. double-digit level In the near future. Volume totaled 1,517,189 shares, compared with 121,963,040 The State Department found Itself with a difficult cOflUflWlI moderate trading. the banking Industry raised the prime lending rate year ago. cations problem when Mebdi Bazargan resigned as prime to Meanwhile, a record 154 percent 71* market miuced its losses somewbat Friday after the Monday's volume of 20.4 million was the secondweek the Fed hired an outside attorney t slowest of the minister and the revolutionary cvuncfl took over. Federal R.erve reported a $400 million drop in the nation's year. investigate recent error in the nation's money supply statisticif Investors were primarily concerned that the Ayatollah money sply and raised hopes that Interest rates soon might &oke,, noted the market's performance so far this month Is RUIIOUah Khomeini will cut oil production as he has threatened The rate hikes brought criticism from Rep. Henry Reus reach a peak. as Korean President Choi Sets JUU• AS ror 'few vemons Almost identical to 1078 when traft died the lad two Months. do and ante inflat )nfeeding shortages throughout the world. chairman of the House Banking Committee. He charged ban ~`7`he Dow Jones hfustfilll average,which 111140d 9M 11011118 lad 7U 11"Tage daily turnover this year has been 32 million shares. were increasing the chances of the nation having a deeper High oil prices have pushed inflation to double4igit levels and week, dropped 12.41 paints to 501.45. It closed at 711i7 on Wed-7U slow volume this week could be attributed to uncertainty most economists don't an It coming down anytime soon recession than has been forecast. I nndI the low"level alm it finished at 7K79 a Der— 21,19M fldcnlyabouttheeconomy but also about international relation& though layoffs In the automobile Industry and a 1.7 percent Reuss has been on the warpath since the Fed a week ag4 The New York Stock Exchange Index fell 0.45 to 17.74 and Wall Sired's attention was riveted on Iran, where Moslem decline In retail sales Indicated the economy may be cooling off. revealed Manufacturers Hanover made a $3.7 billion error in Standard& Poor's WII indI &OWd one pokU 101.51. students are holding 60 Americans hostage while demanding the Alfred Kahn, Council on Wage & Price Stability chairman, said calculating its money supply figures. even SEOUL, South Korea (UPI)- Acting President Choi K Jan. said today apresi& election held by 1* and suggeged the new president eiioWd immediately begin revising the coiitltitjon that gave Democrats Back SALT P act , isleated Park Cuighse now dictatorial power. me nauon'a major opposition party opposed the Proposal ai "uMcetable." Choi said the election will - be conducted within tine months after Park's death. He said he hoped the new chief ezecidive would then revise the constitution and order another election. WASHINGTON (UPI) — The controversial SALT H treaty has been approved by the Senate Foreign Relations Cornmittee, and Democratic leaders believe they have a fighting chance to persuade the full Senate toratify the pact. . Rosalynn Returns To U.S. After four months of deliberation, the committee rGicoic, Th'lland (UP!)— First Lady Rosalynn Carter, pledging that America would "meet the challenge that confronts the entire civilized world," flew home today to increase relief efforts for thoiaanda of sick and After a whirlwind 40bour Mop In Thailand and visits to Cambodia, Laotian and vletnaznee, refugees, Mrs. Carter said, "We're ready to do anihIng *e can to help-..although the dimension of the problem Is almost Inconceleable." Mrs. Carter said she was "devastated" and "emotionally overwhelmed" after her IDininite toss of voted, 94, Friday to send the proposed Strategic Arms Limitation Treaty to the full Senate fora ratification vote. Senate sources sold the treaty should be read)' for Senate debate Nov. 27. "The baffle will be dose" predicted Democratic Leader Alan Cranston, DCallI., a treaty mçporter and one of refugees, 5,000 of whom suffer from malnutrition, malaria and other diseases. "Every vote will be vital. But I bells,. we Can wb" Human Rights Move Slows 00aenatorssewlienks favor of the treaty and 30 against, with the APW 10 giving no duet, It taked 17'M and VOUD( to =Vtxy. Malcom Toon, Ok, former U.S. ambassador to Moscow, who has Jost returned from the Sovid Union, told UPI: IT use treaty Is rejected, there will be a .srloos wor sunlug of our relations. But I do go f as to say this will starving refulses. the Si Kate Camp Friday that boosts 31,000 Cambodian the body's better non- counters. WASHINGTON (UPI)- President Carter's policies have made foreign governments more sensitive to human riajis lames, hit hive brought about only marginal improvements In conditions, according to a study by the Ubrwy of Congress. The report, released, Friday, surveyed 11 of the worst human rights offenders and concluded that direct pressures "seen often in the short term to provoke coi tsrproductlye readML Chile, AtN1tIflL Ethiopia and the Ph1IIIPIMI represent cases In which such pressures dearly con tribdid to signiflceg detorloFatlon of bilateral relations.though possibly also ks th. longer term to greater caution on the pert of foreign guversenents In pursing r*amlve i.. -. ,, j ~1 I w. ...itt w ww - use blum e fI 1enM lntis!pedlys udsrstudJng. take effect until President NATO allies, require the world. I'm much mar. worried "will reach the concindan that witch would place ns"4tlres an Carter asames the Senate the president to report rigularly,Vu and uPbn4sly we about that." SALT Ill, In th. bust Wireds U.S. SOviet troops In Cuba pose no Soviet curnpl1"mrs, and dsar would go back to the nugotiatThe White llama lamed a of the United *M and will requir. ransge'4 would .dundhsnnobafl&s. some lamsr t.4uical ismjt of the lug statement saying President isis to .t1( the treaty." treaty with the Mist UuiuU. Other uduretwdiuigo would SALT cubs on the èo"ss*t"What r-" series Is the Carter Is "d.iply ated" piu The furelgo relations panel assert the UI. rb to cslue tie were smut, to attach $7 A major Impact rsW4ks would ham With IM ca o ' a Milag of weapons cooperation - with %DW , amenènents. m14M1,u: t the ,, policies, the report Mid. - ui iip ijiii * n N T K)N I? •* * * J4• • -: "': - - - . --- Pt ,. - . * . - - • • - - - - ef P n ,L . ____ Ieit of ___ Ist ' ___ "- 1. auji . '- . - kusibelde Millionair. DIVIS- Acquitted : - ___ . •. - - '4'4r - - - -'- * -. • . . -. VOlT WOSITH, l ___ (UPS) Milissiue T. •.- -. -. r1bmedlMatis wnm Nd the NabI, of .uM-ws.thtr dips. iqi io , C.SSJ_________ ce'il,abh "ug," be said. I• *1. . r.nI::1a activities of the Vibes b, the the Clivwy world ensuda as armasnusia,' the pope .. Ne's Place culsibuse en the V's ved "Is (duflul diliesmu) s,t in See a cssv beI, 1d it ipt in bMo nil i Mid the churcè ad all of heNc sedMy p_ ___ the deficit. hove bess 1ssuiisd1siuunofa 4'ciI vamade VVldayM a .WV*hiyessfristbe - i MsVsPla' eMibmin- 11 I aiag00 Ndd -Igftuof C&amsg -- of of _____ In ban IN do r"Idd pin.sin*ps. 104 lar "lrim is bmie it the preset rate, pa, N*ij*0*1 s It., ,$I$ li. :2 tilieo Inord Nd oust it Nd I lbs iM lid Ii ISP huuI duSeit AIy vii be mir r at the pest level, the Mu lee add be in th the caveat pears SPill bm made as keca&. diidty wilbi. the ned Sew ysam," the Miemit lit asen.0 pded it aMid rise to i'a a year. - Owl t '--'n - r of.I; -r- 1 Isesily go I 1 et'i aid _Isit anOlderty, wsi*rsuslvea$NS Psim' Piyutssi "'i' '• 1is,. * The VM$am Friday emamoid a ir t _*I WA1WIGTON (UPS) ,ea hea approved and ant to the Wls llama a U.N - eusspuisuls. PrAwsm W kip the psi mad ildutb p bia' h5i aiMs this ulster iii pNes-is 1nsb a0 ur * Iil cssferUNsar& * 8111 for rOOr * VATICAN QTY (UP!) Pope Jobo Paul U, fsur $l Inadoilngad&tothe123 s,the "a$bu" of "wa.e wealth damag. the chards's Image, of dsurL princes ies' J Paul "$aIn.d why he ordered edseed the partial of aecrsry. t bes VM'i"" dieckuers. .. - nearing ic( - _i_ \. " .,- Congress Sends* Carter ns - • * --• * Lake Mary Rules , Out Citizen Cops — - ce I - -. lyDiii*W •., - . - :4-- * - - * • iL AL- pu..Mig ,De,Idwy 1 .*- • , •. it Treasury Inter•sts Lower - • •• • -. - waiwio • (ljpJ) ___ 5M1 _ - 1i - - --- Mftoftddp d bow leav -. - - - - A 'FOPPY.LAR' OPT . 'suNdthsustMsse. Ibi - - - - p'—J - - - - * - * - -. NOTES hs it 0 . -. a tour INSAYIU book DopSos . **-,• - - Lss im bmuyNd- •-•'i,. I - - " --a* - heUiMbdys,int.si p, - • ,• -• t - MIL "b . *J1I_ ,. 1 .?" 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Save 25% on this electric NOTICE i REFUSE TO HAVE My CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS ABUSED OR ABRIDGED' - THEREFORE • • • I OPENLY DEDICATE mIopuT:ow OF NY BUSINESS TO SERVE THE PUBLIC DIRECTLY WITH QUALITY DENTURE SERVICES - IN OPEN OPPOSITION AGAINST UNFAIR DENTAL MONSPOLY LAWS AND . • • . AT REASONABLE PRICES, Clarles Hoffoo makes a decision In dominoes competition. Aocurat*44a* Movernlerit. Tele- 99 . L I - TE rqlnutss. I muffins, heats unawich.s. Cleans with damp cloth. MODEL MBI - . • BURGER Broils hamrs in Ito 3 • PUBLIC 4 • #~ PRESTC) M NU Tom Viriciin, I :. . - - P - I 99 - - ____ - •:-::- by - -, delEcraLM9tc irig - sin Msà.si; Second. Meals. Wyatt, Third. RId1I $.; Second, George Warcer; 1d, Sig Ms. 0* Bueu*.bet rirm. Gus. keMair; loosed, AS te1an; TWrd Walter KkubuIy. loa --- -- SOFTENER 33-ca. bottle. Add to Pigs; Second, AS. rMIs.; Third. Walt.r Sscon4 Bob ; 1d, William 01$. Jtjmhsrly. Ilyard Ii tribe: FLrg, us SIM wywd Froodyliet Fird, Harwell U01an Bader; Somali Ux7 Ssbwk; TWK Illaeft; ft"Don 1W; 1Wr4 So Fidler. joyeg johim. W..s 040 syard FrisiS$s: FIM, Viola Mes age io ad op lresstribei First, I I • clothes. LIMIT Mon Adalr; Ms. 04 _wI 1 REEL a ROD ABS COVSF$, sprin,, 19 Prowess - In The Water- IS ZEICO 202 Comfort Stride pantyhose in fashion shades Assoiled sizes. PEG. $2.89 ympians Demons trate JIM Sturdy plastic. White, Almond or Chocolate. PEG $1999 :. PANTYHOSE 0 SWIIDW4GICOEEI II NO NONSENSE 69 A.C. Madden, 71, contemplates a move In a game of checkers •• • HeraW Notes Bowling was a popular event 9" MORSELS . 12-oz bagfor your homemade Christmas treats. REG. $2.19 oi I 17 4 01* P'llo"IF pOm has A*oW p*nW fill. CoWn tk*Mo 00corded edge. 810 "M to GPM. Kftft. is so 9.0 2.31 WOM12,79holn I R". If.". ftdSwk* is...We around quilted mattress coved that cushions and pilotects. In my-care cotton/poly with polyli 6@362146" Full. Reg. 10." Illaile I I." 11111191. 1.". Goornelfic Queen. ft. 23.99 Gole 19.19 cul-and-loop oblong is King, PAg. 28.99 Sale 23.19 lustrous W*wmlng F if. Ar Now, two great ways to charge! This I druu ep" ' -'': • f1 - . - • - .. •t...; . I SANFORD PLAZA Hwy 17'and$tsle . - 1. - - a __________ �.: . '• - , • Plans :. - A-Ive.hg NMK 11180,d, 11111. She - I .- -.-.,.. . -.. - . •- - - . , - - : -. - . • - 90"y, Nse. Ii. I91 r- To Defy Federal Marsh __ Tennessee I '1% Woman ,75, Refuses To Move __ For CALMDAR ~ "QslcksllnV' Dsace.a.tbss for Mueslar Dystrophy, 9 am. to 9p.m., Altamonte Mall. Prm Open to area high ___ __ school couples. Sanford LA Woia's Grot 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St Cselberry AL, dosed, 9 p.m., Ascension Lutheran ___ ___ Cake Decorating Show aid ascIi.., noon to 6 p.m., Knights of Columbu buIlding, 2504 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. Profits will go to chll&'s agencies of United Way. Open to public. lOiN, 5:301 p.m., log cabin _________ ~ __ PCSt home. on r' SUNDAY, NOVEMBER11 Age 59 4C Children'. Festival, Lake Eels Part, (lando, Grapefrit Productions will present "Peter and the Wolf" at 3:30 p.m. on east side of pa Semlasle Dig Faiclers Asia Dog SemInar, noon to S b ette r ? or . Freetopublic p.m., large group shelter, Central Florida Zoological , J,4% 1' dvstcI. Jinic urse the U.S. Army Armw school, Knox, Ky. urIng the Course, students i trai ned ..- : lv*"I,~~_. r idvuIIejgs Lake Minnie Delve, Sanford. Th.Cesity R.sdruuerslkhfry, 11 p.m., Greater SanfordQamtsrof Commerce, Sanford. Benefltfor hard of hearing children -. - t', I ; e:,. - . ~ ,~ 1 . . - Set iLWlI$O.iCOflflV ri Uvid a Perictu lit ledge I iupI01thesk Orm flSdl00l,POft leflIthIIO. wine Irstwssitolftsinln, it ants miargo a riperevi p IICol traiflifli 'Syam and 1 ii truct Ion In the "-of adwtlng. m, s.con w'eeti u —w I... W J'WJ • L. - Jk$ . f1 A• 4!Yf ,:,4et Corps . : ' -I WESDAY, NOVEMBER 13 Regular meeting PlC (Private Industry Commission) 4 p.m., Seminole Community College Building J, food service facilllty. Open to public. Sanford VFW 1,190 Avfl'y, 8 p.m., log cabin post — — — -. J . . 1 . . - I . -• - will recslva tons1 military irsim lnstnctban awl With or edit sfarIIn Is ertlng U raeihtwsieese,aa a wnmlasien es an i.cand tliitoh*t. i :• - , . - • - .. --.' C ..,'1 • 1i-. .... - .. .. . - X swigs, Ms camigrowtial"exaitIen 86 by a aWry w,. .rssran, ___ .- -.1 answolrocsiveaftwol"I"ll" .wrsiat _0.go academies, Cadet urn.. lswe,sus a dearas In allied Ieg$ services, and upsa yadvat$en will ollpflçor.coumIssisa.anAW Force second Itoufleant. SORTSSNi5N . . - — - - - - 1 - :. - • Cndt - - - - so __ ind a __ - ~ • 70~ . I . _,. ~ . AIRAMIIKAIINL~ k fill.d with cask. Pikee SW4~ ~i" Wait! enclusively to PLUS (upsii 11111M. 11 . , I . . 1111111111ir~~ P"101WIMMO I b"~~. -ai& %"us pff* ___ - TV*ftVSr*PLAN .~ - I I 11 " '.' . Fki N.m. 4 A I.., ___ Lnt I _______________ I ll! ' . , ___ 41 V r , , . 1: ~. . . ''-' &. p .. . L 4. .", 4 -'% , 1 1 ".~ -_* . - . -I I. ''-,-i '."r. ' . . ••,• - 4 ', - .,,, A mended that Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services attorneys sue, prosecute and "Initiate administrative sanctions" against nursing homes that fall to provide decent care for their elderly patients. In a 44-page report released Thursday, the grand jury recommended that Joseph Dowlesa, the HRS official chiefly responsible for enforc. ing minimum standards, be fired because he has "an Inadequate understanding" of the laws that affect nursing . Dade patients "very poor." Thirteen homes, handling 35 percent o( the county's patients, were classified "not generally very good;" eight homes, very good; and nine, generally good. SINGLE replacing Dowleu with som& one "capable of more vigorous VISION care," said the report. "One out of every four nirsing home residents Is physically and raj.fly deter!orating in an Institution that has constantly provided very poor care and continues to do so homes without fear of reprisal from The grand jury said the of- those agencies responsible for % Tinted or Plastic Lenses at Slight Additional Cost GLASSES DUPLICATED YOUR DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION FILLED FREE ADJUSTMENTS AND REPAIRS EYE EXAMINATIONS ARRANGED I David-G. Lee, later fired from the force on unrelated charges, was selected for the reward by a committee of clergymen who said Bundy might still be loose were It not for Ia.. Bundy was convicted and sentenced to death lad August for the Jan. 11 117$, murders of two Florid. State University sorority BATES - I nART01ink-1111 Seminole Community -College COLLEGE CREDIT COURSES ARE AVAILABLE IN THE FOLLOWING DISCIPLINES . - - Wisem's Club Country Maitland f'8..1 Center. Acceunthig AgrI.Suslnes, Msnsgsment All Nsaltk and Medical Services Data Processing Dasipt and Engineering Materials Art a Electricity Electronic Engineering Education rapIsy -.9 . .. .. -. .. . P ~. . -1 , *. I f4worl" '~ , ,~,,~'.. ~~ -CA WW I 4 - . r L -. .-:. -. . I. - , .z . . Acquire proficiency In the .4 - . / 4.- 1 . 1910 Ceramics Upyadu peer present sc cupatlesu by acquiring sidle and knswlsd,o In arose suck as Data Processing Stisløssi Science Electronics PsvcPtelegy Start Career Iducatlenl Ost the first two years of yew ceitege education that leads to a prsfsssiensl career. Oat involved in cemmusulty imprsvsm.nt es psrwnai las. prevemant *reu Ike AM Education Program. Instrumental a Vocal Musk Painting Writing Acting I Lwn m. or mars femigs tonguages there Is a need (Or In growing Central Plarids. I. , VETERANS - eto aducaNseel ba-sit pop ope___ irie4Ieugg, It pee were an *Iv altar isle 1* van sáii may he for VA The wrest nu*JV to from 9011 up. Ake pee my reiilva an sddlllaaai," w lami to uiuftud tnIsal Sat peer irasel HO INKLM am Is VW SI SIN aiiM to in___ _ta of ieerua,, . . 1~ - IJ3 .. . -. , 4 - SEMINOLE COMMUNITY COLLEGE SANNID, FlORIDA 32771 (305) 323.1451 03127U - ' . wsssv.e, LOlSO T :u L - ',.,• - 11 I :, :' - Speocti Arts P*II11III DINTAL CARl 0 t, , ' -v Health History Humanities - 11 ' Pelifical khncs Psydielegy Reading Secloiegy Social Science PH. 1114110 ~ . h I , fft%N -oll ,~ sive, 4S.Your, pmw ad%ft yourdoctorforproperauthodza1ion.Itkthatsimpl 1 1] - Physical Education Physics . 1-~ , . - I .* . II - ' . .~ . . ' . . .: a English Fashion Fire ScIence Foreign Languages Train (Or an occupation in CONSUlTATION .1 interim MSthhIIt$tkl MUSIC Oceanography CLASSES START JANUARY 7, - ~ I . Industrial Operations Te.hnetogy Interdisciplinary Science Earth SCINCIR EconomIcs ____ — , 323-8080 i. Registration For Th. Whit., Ti,.,, Is Underway At supurwaii, — CLOSED MONDAY —..--.— -- — La,, working the midnight shift, noticed Bundy driving behind a dosed business and stopped his car In early February, 1979. Bundy pit out and ran. lao chased and tisieled him to the ground, subduing him only by drawing bis revolver. He told the committee his Involvement In the case had disrupted his personal life and cost him temporary jobs because of being summoned to court. He lost his job on the force because he attended a six months National Guard program that his boss said Impeded his police work. He Ii appealing his dismissal. , , , ~ OpticIan Aula-ledy RePIlr Nursing - . .1 -- aliuthi. .,lmi1l,,i&. ,41a1 •wt .ini - far ---the --fidi -- jamm"o and nih.. srr.n ___________________________________________________ . Include. Cars Kit SUSAN 2544 S. FRENCH AVE. (7.2) HOURS: Tess.. PrI.Cs.m.4p,m, SANFORD 5sta.mip.m. PHONE Lake City junior high school girl. The rest of the $16,004 reward fund, formed by the Tallahassee Democrat shortly after the 011 Omega murders, will be returned to contributors. The committee said Thursday that Las was not p.m. OWe Cont pdi.. AedMdu.s.d ,14pm.,A1$eda lodol 11, $10 Ave. 1thsta at doer. su t pldlc. . ...-. I..:" pair BUDGET OPTICAL 1111111111111160111111 • $99001 included 30 day money back guarantee 'iletel and is currently on trial for the Feb. 9,1179, killing ofa , , ~ Professional fee not I 1 1 AeOo SOFT CONTACT LENS that one Miami-based nursing home chain charged Medicaid $1.1 111111100 for items such as whiskey, a cruise to NO=, Jii" a private airplane, and hockey tickets over a period of years. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — The policeman who apprehended Theodore Bundy last year as the convicted killer was attempting to leave Florida will get a $5,000 reward. BIFOCAL Over 300 Fashion Frames appropriate more money for Medicaid payments for nursing home care and that state quiciy uncover and refer evidence of Improper Medicaid cost claims to prosecutors. State auditors have found Policeman Who Nabbed Bundy To Get $5,OOO LENS[ Includes Your choice Of enforcement of acceptable standards of care." Dowless declined tocomment Thursday. An unidentified Dade Health Department sanitation Inspector also was criticized. "Sadly, until lab. 1978, the Health Department Inspector generated only a, litany of praise of the conditions obser'ted," the report said. The grand juror, also urged that the Florida Legislature $35 WHITE GLASS $25 The jurors recommended . ~ . L1 I SINGLE VISION Cmellbsirry,d 6 polls.CA Dorls Ropirs for ressir"fta. of : . A. J~Wo Tllk Of the 38 Dade nursing homes, the grand Jury rated six homes that handle 29 percent of llama Daceretlug I Teddy for apolitician. the monitoring of nursing home care," the Jurors found. . L - - . Ihi svsiepmont Censtructien Technelegy Criminal Justice . I 1 - - ., I a ', L ., lieu* . __ I . . ;r I Zip .7 % ) • 'c . -- .. — . ,~ k ~-, I r~~ I - . A.Nø; T, .. ~ ; , I I. The jurors also recom- fictal state inspections con. ducted by DHR are often "an Ineffective sham" that allow health hazards to exist for years, Pest control problems — "literally Including observa• tions of rats jumping out of patients' beds and roaches seen in patients' food" - continue to occur In Dade's nursing homes, the grand jury's report said. "Mod nursing home patients — approximately 60 percent reside In homes which either do not generally provide acceptsble quality of care or which consistently provide very poor and unacceptable quality of Stokinger said, "and It took courage to catch -that thing off your chest. If It was executed rigid though, It was almost unstoppable." Stokinger said he never would have picked 1 $olsrd Vu Audlesy_u, 10 am. to 2 p.m., log pest pest hems Inks fred. Handmade liens hohod pied.. plant., white dp'1 sad chill. l .:. - T ",4-w,~-" ~~ The Dade SAIDIDAY NOVEMBER17 )yy Dss" Raise Rep to — li_ 1 — . ,.% ena ysers , - , . * . ",*4,110 ,I MIAMI (UP!) my's history. The big play that year was a quick little pass from quarterback Jo Gonselman (now a contractor In Bir-.. mlngham, Ala.) to Teddy slanting In toward the middle. "ft had to be Chrown hard and qulck,'!' 1LTI 44 60% Of Nursing Homes County grand jury has concluded that 60 percent of the county's nursing borne patients are not receiving adequate care and called for the dismissal of the state official responsible for Inspecting the home& considered one of the best teams In the aced.- "He was totally Involved In a game, though. He'd hit anybody, no matter how big. And after the collision, he'd always bounce right back up." "But Bobby never said much," Stokinger said. "He didn't make a lot of noise." Teddy was quite different. "He was bigger than Bobby, 61, 185, and potentially a better football player. But he didn't have Bobby's intensity, although he was still a darn good football player," the • coach remembered. Teddy was the left end on the ll49 team - aihemus, L; -.. .• . % . I' .I ~ I ~ Nsme State- i ~ - MMdII In • . __ — SI,", I .1, . - •- I I . - =Far... , __ 10, ~ - - - . " . ~ .~ -— - I . . I Dade' Jury Criticizes had.. JW f. : (or - .I - school. "ey were nice kids, good football players. But I never dreamed some day they'd both run for president of the United Politics .. - . 77 ______ ___ of ~ __.. ------W-. ~ . " Ah ~so" ,. . ! -=,;.6:A11k M101 Alsen 1 ~ l.ti you enjoy the benefits of Senior RIk • 43 years at the exclusive Milton Academy, where the Kennedy brothers went to prep _ 0 MW &1111erx Mdus PLM A Bid - and Supeix Brand WAL - boA. of ~ States," said Stokinger, now 73 and retired. "They were good, average students, fairly popular, but neither showed any interest In Politics. To my knowledge, neither ever ran for a student office," he said. "At 5-9, 155, Bobby wasn't very big," said Stokinger. "But he was a deadly blocker. He loved to hit. My, that kid loved to hit." He remembered one day he was repeating something for Bobby's benefit and when he looked to see If he was paying attention, "I saw him lying on the bench - watching the sky. A$frSNWIY Sielegical Science iuce. Admlalsfrafle SSlness Idvceflen Career Ixpleratlen - are 65? so ," - - - introductoly 5% . discount f r a Aa Extra total savihgs of 15% on all , . = .-------, _ . 0 MILTON, Mass. (UP!) — Herb Stokinger remembers Teddy Kennedy and his late brother Bobby as "nice kids" and "good football players." But he never dreamed they'd rim for president. "There was nothing unusual about either one," said Stokinger who coached football for waft mm Seetwid Civil: Conlier. Open to all eeaior"libee.kelngbsgluach. - - - aMOW6111111archAlrFereelese, I .. Sunday, Nov. 11, _~. Kennedys. Avoided __ - - Irdufy here at Lauphifi : - ufl tui -rreSCrIDilOflS IUiU • Superx Brand Health Mid Beauty Apds -• A$$ffiMN ,s, - A ..J • stwm AleIlaIdud iA,I Fair • - - . - - ______ - "Ito" do - • LII fi -;;.,: Tg.IinS lout Read Ree. '7$, $ am., Orlando C'enber of Commerce. 2.0 mIle "fun run" and 13.1 mIle mlnIenssMhon. nIes at all Comflanks and track - OU - - I WI —. A, . W. pow4a a W mosoww .. — Annual GMM Climb d Sederd Illesser, 9:30 aim. to I pm.,club bdft,Fainmd Drioand Highway 1742. Lunch, 11:301:30, raper 5:30.7:30 p.m., (advance tickets only). ----. ______________________________________________________ (•.. •1- - @eeft"____ - 1e1 lpuh. Qi W±. Wages, W'i, Recreation Ceder, Altanoets Springs, card., 9:15 am.; ". - A . : Nil a __ - I . #41 F~V -. pablle, P.30am.Garden Qith of Sanford, Fairmord Delve at HIghway 1742, Penland Estates I 99 Nio AW SS.iI I .I __ wo40 11 11:10 am. and lunch at noon. Program itomwe _ 1' p Lie""C~oMMm .. _____ 1 • • d1 'i ORLANDO, Fla. — Coo Arm Circle, AftWaft WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 Free program .. "FJfsctIve labysittlig" for others helping raise children, 6:45 p.m., Whder Park Memorial Hospital Medical Ubrary Building. Call 540-7016 for reservations. Firearm sthty dais, 74 p.m., 8btole Community College Also Thr.day. Lol $ hours, Nov. 17 on firing _.L (APROYC) p ram at the University ii C raIFlorida )ri F - - — Force Z.k'*'S ; 'I f JOSIPNSTAN$JNS ILANDO, Fl.. Cidet .4 uph 0. Stafllng, SOfi of Marylsi S rlrng of 1002 Maple Ave., S lord hes boon .cc.ptol for Its Ining - -. I ' .::'; S inlay High School, Forest City. T 4 , ____ rec•I Practical t1 by rnt and flS4sit : The final week includes A 3 : Ti ju MONDAY.NQVEMEERI2 MosdsyMoruersTos.tmastersClub,7:lSa.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, AItmotge Springs. WelghtWatckeri,lOLIn., Ascension LUtheranQlUrCh Casselberry; 7p.m., Florida Federal, Altamoude Springs. Diet Werhahep 10 am. and noon, Carlton Union Building, Stetson University. Detand; 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church, D.Iand; 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Sufsrd Retary, noon, Civic center. South Seminal. AA, noon Mental Health Center, Robin Road, Altamonte Sp rings. Sanford Al.Aasu, 8 p.m., First United Methodist, Sanford. Sanford AL, 8p.m., 1201 W. First St. TOPS Chapter 79, 7p.m., over Baptist (.burdl, Crystal Lake and Country (lab, Lake Mary. ____ FRANK WILKINS OaT RENNINGI to public. Ballfrom swil Road Dandeg, 8 p.nL Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcsm Blvd., Deltons. SeNdode" 8p.m., open speaker, Halfway House,591 ! 000 t 41 "I I . ith S co , a Hi, Army's 1 VaIl. learned to perform d ad, dagid, dl$abI,?r. YoagatHesrt Duce, a p.m., DeBary Connurty Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Instruction, 7:30 p.m. Open 4- et a ford, recontiv compialad a . Young "L,0_-., -2-1-1. it. _1!;~14_tdp~ SAIDRDAY, NOVEMBER P _____ _ iosint I. JOtINSOW ORT KNOX, Ky. — Pvt. , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Dam GREENBACK, Inn. (UP!) — Frail pit her because alle has nowhere she to go. didn't, -to "turn It Into a media event." part of 22,000 acres taken or acquired by have to leave INS hOisa. I'm sire glad shown to be endangered. WA, lh1, NeeMcCaUs her ,tgt.franshoa. ___ _ through Congress sad Preei4r fj Mrs. McCall proudly unfolds letters she WA along Ut]. Tennessee River as pat she's not alive to see this day," said Moser, poshed of ___ Carter signed_ a muir. .tpith4 it pr 41 ogram. oadblocks between WA and cunpistion has received from wdverslty students who of a "planned colleg, kid." sad vowed ____ fidirat marshals of the mucb.delay.d dam, on which WA VO to join her If federal marshals cons. Ben Ritchey, 56' hU beSS tl7Ifl$ Tplllco from the idul4orsd Species Lot. Beryl Moser lives about 3 miles from woald have to carry her bodily away from has spuet $111 ___ The students, In the letteri praised Mrs. McCall In the tiny East Tennessee to get In his soybean crop before the million, her mull farm about The 'O1iCt Cold be hssd apli, V ____ the woman for figbling for her land. town of Vonore. His hot.e is the last one federal marshals arrive. by the controversial Tellico "I have nowhere else to go. They (WA) here end told me I had cart action bro* by the (lillikel CelDe Old "TheY college students are someihing standing In the area to be flooded. VSMIS1II( my lsiid. WOuldn't OU fight?" else. They really got more senee than the "I'll day wtll they make me go, but i to leave. I told them I was in the Indians Is aueetiiL Its ' 17s Tennessee Valley Authority has told --'I McCall, her anger mounting the don't want to go to jail." the Vonore city middle of harvest and I couldn't They jut the flood waters will co the sacred d" their heads and Id%" the gray- burW grmlls of thelir anesdors End W Only I scre of herIBM will be covered by judge said. or be .vld.t The whltshalred woman trWe on their oondltul'eil freedom of me utility r.tu.ed to say when the water when the 16,000acre lake is created "My mother died two years ago. I made haired Ritchey said. the aM federal aiency doss kijendion Is The first delay to the dam came becaiae religion A flOfl for evidlon process would take place. one by dosing the floodgates at the dam her two promises — one, she'd never have h5I IOSC and om i'*rw said, how.y.,, the agency located near Lanoir City. The property is to go to a rest horn. and two, she'd never a 3-Inch flab called the snail darter was pending in an appeals coat hi trvice. , __ als __ The . .., 101 0 ... - -- I ' - A. Equal Accessiqesi Opparhally Ctp CoNs,. A I -. . I I- ~ ': ,.,. i! * ' .j F. .-~ - ! - .,.,,; ~ ",' L - . , ~_ - - IN :'-. '-• - • . f 1 .-#;' .;r 4.. L_ .v_.r :.-; -_-- , .* ' w'. "_ f ', !:-, . , .' .- '-k;' .. I -' - �- ,_._dlIIulIplIIuIulr•_ - :. Evening Eknald 9 -. 411111111111111111 _ By DONNA ESTES .uuuu uvruun r p • . . 9,-: --...-+. • ,- • . , . - • + h*ch was i - viuv Hardly a day has passed since Romero's ouster on Oct. 15 without urban disorders ranging from violent demonstrations to acts of terrorism and all out gun battles between Marxists and Salvadoran security forces. Scores of persons have been killed - • a At oppoaite sides of the Commonwealth of . In Bo" a crowd of thousends saw On dedication of the Jobs Fitzgerald Ksimsdy Jg In Great Barrington, W people watched a L • - - white House r.prsaum4Ivi unveil a plaque giving national historic lwda"k status to 5 birthplace of William Edward Burghardt DuBois. No two men could have been more different. Kennedy, soft Of wealth, became president of the United American country diminish in direct proportion to the success and longevity of the politically moderate junta. Ibis much Is plainly apparent and well imderstood in Washington. What is less clear Is how the United Sta tes can help the new governmen t to survive both the Immediate challenge in the streets - . of siaves, ended his ut, exile from his native land. But who Is to say which men had the greater , tofluence on tiwm? We remember Kesmsdy'i yostb, hi. hand. vtgor and recall Ni abbreviated of preddency as a heW reign 01 handsome ) ( . usewife, policeáiu. What's that? You say you tho* ___ who burned their bras and swor, at men' opened doors for them had long since resld themselves to sp.nding their time at N. .1 7? _________________________________________ Ma :I and a long-range threat posed by a Marxist tide In W& OW wWww WW& the Caribbean-Central American region. DUBOII was bore before diwing 01 7, and died In Ghana in Angust, 1113 'Ibo close an embrace might well prove on the eve of the great civil rights march en counterproductive in a country where even Washington. He was $0 political moderates resent the Yankee ' daytIme they distribute directives for H.E. "A' their tireless quest for a world tioned" words. giant to the H.E.A'a directive comes wj4 Hehadwrtttenlnl$O3that'Theprcblemof the north. Doing nothing, on the other hand, risks the + "G uidelines for Avoiding Sex-Biased Langu1" ou century would be problem of I'loss of what may be El Salvador's last chance to which Is Published by an C5584 avoid a Castro-style future. National Committee on Women of the American In Ufatüns be bscne father of the modern By PAI1CIA MeCORMA(Z until recalled to dental office. Society for Public A flidratlon. 01 These circumstances place a premium upon civil rigid. movement, a founder 01 the NAACP, UPI Hi.lIh Editor Later, applications go down to several a week. organlutlon will now have to change Its ne lbs flM editor 01 lbs NAACP's ori. the CI1IIS, discretion in any security assista nce pg The treatment also Is supposed to benefit those since it Includes the dread "d1ssanctlo" q"(y lbS d black Ph.D. graduate 01 Harvard NEW YORE (UPI) A dividend buns mappe4. by Washington. The junta of fluoride aior1ni tooth root d.cay, frequent In older word, "women." University, the orguninor of the tk* scholarly developing from the application requested quantities of tea r gas to cope with the r pe sons . Zeldow also recommended the therapy lad you think this silliness was not thoros*hly . " e No study of what en called selatlom to control and prevent dotal oms. was th th ~ disturbaAces in San Salvador. Ibis request . PVUUN" the father ot do P65-Atriam thought out at ILE.W., consider that the word- 1 . n4on N. Y., tienilers and for patients wIth bric, De. Lemard L Zuldew, 01 dictators have eys found a subditute for the st,of' the Carter adalelaWstsul4 v.mlr adO Aasalaa& tP a ______ Ain as the fi 4j1j .o.-eDe. Gy M. hssoelestk be a "dal+ w " $w ' IINMS IM 01 OeseØ Wd puIit*I Nersi." They have not, bà,e,.r, tsr UI WhMford of the Mabel to await -ML signals from 'the junta - -- - . ,.. - .-I-- I- _ - J .. s e IIU IUw U UUM F ----- r" &ITVII MU $ UUJL1OflMi assurance 10 promoting MSS. a Dumwat, a a Department's Office of Manned UrMI%a pepulatkin new is receiving enticavity benefits Salvadoran military and police forces. In So$ai, and death a member 01 the m of fluoridation, Science Technology. Nor, for that matter, Jilp , situation as politically charged as that in El niunIat Pasty, UJ.A they changed H.E.W.'s own Women's BlE. major area that said there atul But he y docesued or Salvador, too much aid can be as damaging as too DW do* .smadatthel ZanTh ,alw hair, .psrqg tentic. HecaU.d m.teand 7ho new 1 little Mardi on Wa.1th*n1 thm.NAACP Essoik. fine eyes and a sens. of homer, writes a W.*1Y óS(i "juic ia Mmase wore , Economic assistance, currently running at DIr,ator Roy WUkin. celled for a m'v4 of th e La Angeles limes which, colunm for W itfor said part 01 the problem Ii about on. bees the ellese, y "(silO ys Ifo said the 110114101d eft m)I&h type of, qua Bob Its way Iota quits a few other nnw about $7 million per year, should be Increased once rter of the population lives voles eellkii is. her. t.dsy." their by'preduots f4 The other day she wrote shoot this )LE.W. the new government gains sufficient breathing cootral water sly. s, DO* hr he as By alterIng lbs_teeth atrucCere and • .,_' AIA_J that she dids't We •$.j4J IIliW1i IVH -&k11 II. IItI fñ ii..I&u. -pace to permit planning for an expanded aid I U UR IVU7 51I WAWIPUFMI UMM • wJw' arii Ir Ultimatdys the success of these efforts pg him hem do -. For the md few days I watched 09 WPM% theyiemm"alsomemeredpdoctloahr MOM I* dw dbdhl~ Of 2dh0d water flouoslddlrm programs. depend, on an effective strategy for countering camaraderie that n'lgt4 bsve made a mere the s. the.editor c'iw".. One thug yea me say aat + IM." ' CIO - + - - - -. - manager type with firmer control on the reigns of government by the city corn- -~%:. UI' _ - +. - +++++ + - - 0i UNwiatir winds follow apsman"W . - , + -1 ,we .i.iig about hasp warm - the thor. 'S*rary to earlier fears, there prebly be snongh_eating fuel to go arosad j'wbM.r. But It will flat be '4'..ij. . Ira Fir i w.r besting oil coat U $0 coats ag$4 ft's prsiotsd IbM - wesas that hUh at bunting oil wil _ ___ h d - ___,_ - a_ • . - + - -v--- uri•uuuu - ___ - ' 'aje they patrIotically wad to M P*dw dam Im No owd - M ~ lidellats of the VA ONWY - Cuban-directed subversion throughout' 'the I CarilAwan and Central America. So far, the Carter - - - 11-11 brosksald"I C lot a_,11 _ 11 G 4bv%I1dWWW1l9WdarhLHsC`11- I " K16 drIMMill fivorideted water In schod be" supporters of Such dirativell, about 30 V c ot fewer cavitin than those whom cused of havW a muse of bmw. At Mat don't If their letters are an h4ritlon, efoiceinthedsviloprniatd flsr therapy treMadu akual at knocking drinking water is madly free of fluoride. administration Is reacting carefully and correctly biman modern A1a. however, mod of the latter writer. drew th i.e hi WI .uvwo. Iuii,ii. &w Dni '.isiiu ....n u .ii out the beMarbe of -' disease in w ii. r. "But we should not '- contest WMD 1W uw se between nse and numinse om w mi17 cases make glcal osimtive tn#',Ut unless Wuh'" finds late and be mW , respecting people and their capabilities, War 4 dw "VWVWNWy will, to contaln Cuban influme, "m ft "DoW caries do not" at age 18 and we difforences. ons women writst 661 C@1100 im countries such as El Salvador will be hard pressed parl.d wa snored by t4*. buiiç-iØe, the prajerrid methsd 01 asud fluoride delivery systems which ruth medison that our governm bas riipj Neither. carpetbaggers. fluerid, IbMapy is ,by a1mebMles abdIs as will cMIdr,n." hd -1 to preserve a democratic option with or without slipped over the deep end." .Q - '' .. - ____ • amm"Nelarm" o-ft W-wafford Its N#w pics, insay elderly may not hasp their loins. 1IhM , - ai.i - _______ C •, m - American aid. Plout - I . I. A, " "_ I ! 1. woftb - - - I V11410111" + - + 1. - - - - - ~ . fil .. .1 .0 elf J ft - w' i : M L . I fl - + I '. . :. . + - • -- I" 1: - I -• .. .. -- -, ':u.. • •- • - 4UJL - JU~~L I -;: ; I ". A I ,...- .3 rnini .?'• -- - . .'1 - -- .. •. . , U laMar. or marlllon INNIN 70W • 'I when the cause thrjuinds of deaths WIITV + U.fostauntely hypothermia siuiptmns each year - tempwalm drops hdow 46 or anal hk or detected early swigh. Many 0. U's win to keep wum or you, too, could + li'!t . Inf - amy + + + -; - + + - toheeib_dussuny. lbs forushily 'il aes eISM,e agMast ereSu, * IWtheU.N. SuINs.a etoI.4Mlbeerfls - - _T__ . _"" __ M , - I 0 080 daNdka. - ' " 'j - __ baN dugsp ThW llndmy_ 1W ii ____ OMPV% deisi-rar- 15=.L.t O __- Iu Ming 1F'L rue frees . ft, . W, . :!~ I + ___ __ ll 't " 6 . biller ,,"Jes 01the world's $$0 m1ll1 r,rn-. + + iabeSMowuiug*ha't always paye stilled_h70W be, be CUIM. to in theyl isi. ad de a" ft r _- __ 11110091110 VN Oe.' frhade. They weren't - unAM thsss$e.cadgactis --'---, The devil + N - •, . _____ -- - uwsdad 10 f aidgos title to In - & 01 &"*w P& als ft #a a as yes',, or aur, ed --M'Sbs friasde who d" pwwod ow mid" waaiam. l weren't when they tiled to me of w aid: =- 9 i Am - killed y when vapo to to s and 1sam in p-'-- p - ri coadry. Ibey are ad ow fr4j y flow dab ba lesdi Ata. WA the ai of t LSintNicsIntrytbsy'1 *.e A . -- - - - ' . I- - --- - ----- - --- - - __ 1 +++++++ IMinHb) + - + --- + • + •. - ;+- + . •. + .--. =-, - I mim. * i* . - I*/ + •1 . -':: +. + 1- .- '. !++i- + - .. - +. . ,. + + •i.•'1'' •..,.+. -• and sacrificed - - current budget. "In addition, the $4.8 billion comes as an add-on to our total foreign aid "The administration is seeking authority for nearly $12 billion for each of the next two fIscal years, 1900 and and none of this includes the f unding being considered today by the pjj We follow your debating, Mr. Senatorsi And we have become concerned about - + America. Senate." The simple truth is that most of our news media does not tell us all the truth. As long as we continue to supply the Israelis with weapons they will remain intransigent. Their f uture depends on peace and friendship with the Arabs who surround them. For their good as well as our own, we must tell them to retire to their 1907 borders. The RUUIsM must be joyful at our predicament. Larkin Hundley In Salt II, in Africa, In Latin America, in Cuba- We have been out-negotiated, out-fixed, outmaneuvered. Our nuclear superiority has vanished. Our military capability has diminished. Our prest ige has plummeted. We have "lost face" with both the weak and mighty of the earth. We scold. We whimper. We appease. We speak too softly. And nobody listens! Or, if they do, they are Just laughing up t heir sleeves. We have over-reacted to the tragedies and mistakes of the Vietnam era, And become a "paper tiger." Martanna SISTER Thanks fairs. We, too, want Peace, and a secure and prosperous America for tomorrow. But these do not come by wishful thinking Or from the whbnperings of an emasculated military Or from political squabbling which further erodes our Nation's strength. Peace can only be assured when it Is reinforced by strength which commands respect for our determination. You, Mr. Editor, as you help mold - + ++ opinion, You, Mr. President, as you example, You, Mr. Senators, as you establish lii. pWdhws, May we encourage you, with the greatest concern for America's future; Vivian Buck, ChaItIfllfl SlarhaS Ra)l101ds, co-chairman - Sports Page Improves Speak with courage and a bold volcel Make our nation strong enough to deter any aggressor, to enforce the peace. Make our foreign policy one of firmC0ITIflW)diflg respect and foe alike. by Make our Nation's reputation such as to deter aggression, give hope to the oppressed, and establish an environmeit for peace and Justice to d1sp throughout the world, For this ca , we as Veterans have ournation, Keep faith with America. Keep her for together we can assure her f ut . Jam MJIIILt Professor of World Affairs Florida Southern College at McCoy. Good Hoop Stories I am a student at Seminole High School and I play on t he basketball team. I would like to compliment you on the article, about the teams In and around Seminole County. Itwua very fine job on behalf of the paper, and I hope that you will continue to drive for the same effort to p basket ball In the Reginald Butler • Russians Can R.oic e Some news you may not have received: Gov. Reagan In Ms syn. dicd.d columun has eapreuid views lC1 ifldIClto that U president he would bass his negotIatk policies totally on Israel's view. Since the Middle East is our Immediately mod dangerour problem, all our candidates for president should esprus their views on this mod Inupostaud problem. According to CBS, Pope Jobs Paul at the United Nations advocated: that the Pakat = have a ii.laiid. that the settlemant be over all, 51W11e - that Jews, Christians, and Moslems share and share alike jasiabdiosi over East Jastirelinu. Alfred N. Liliesthal, a great, patriotic Jew, Is the author of "iha Zionist Coisectios." Son. Barry Gol4wMer was one of the 11 Sssaton who voted aglint the bill fiMi1g the t'mp David accords, I believe there - Ire minIma SI miii latolligeal, ietk Jews whowouideel the sanie ifatdthe fads. $.Barry Byrd Jr. hadtlds to uy, in pert: "But this $4.1 billion 01 Mierhan tufumde'Isiis top o(mor,than$2 Herald SISTER, I nc., wishes to thank the Evening Herald and Doris Detrich for the publicity for our Ice Cream Social held Oct. 14. Many thanks go to the Bahia Shrine Temple for the clowns; Ed Holdin, Frankle and Johnny and their friends; Al Borodenco for the musical entertainment and the Celery City Printing for the tickets; and those who donated door prizes were: Relay's, Gifts by Nan, Knight's Shoes, Merle Norman, Touchton's Drug Store, Sweeney's Off ice Supply, Stegner's Bakery, Buck's Magnolia Branch, Buck's Airport Restaurant, Sanford Dry Cleaners, The Book Mark, Milady's Fabrics, Army and Navy Store and Uttle Wardrobe. It's time for a change, America! It's tim e to regain our selt-respect, our prestige, our leadership in world af• - The Loads have hiss very diver ___ beMag lbs myth tint am* an mme **. y" areal rarnow bsijUuiinyS) ML~@iis@ssi~ow a MW oft ,aiiis jdu ' He rir u yeW U-- !1 sam W'1ffiJL., - *N.Y.,N.Y.1INL in ft -SMth.pasenadek This year the U.S. will give t ei IS in am be repaid! How Mupid can we got? We Ul be fools Indeed s __ .- -- - euinpktely to their 1167 prewar bar' Wavidim wft to: MWM,:* Bmd a;s*A* bW 00 10 Of 0 801% 111* •.wIt I1!UWIRj oulikil leaders. 1 -. • - - - rUaUdIINIIIN , =PNL*so W* a e.`4111111111109 IN "" is "id ft 1011110 601 7Ii1 he, UI II.I he. *L an s,00t ba UL_t. ikanbeid : -_i &yes,nge, r"i ba ' = la sw worM resider his country irei very pest service Uhe d support a bill providing that no more gifts or 'lime" be mad, to bradis wig Mor they had retired proputy may + '"01011ft ho, Lest. sis.kU '"u ii oouslit. anengemado'$i Of land in I pl - - + we a r_*1" to Ifter in pis," 16* - .- 1owinAidinWI,*sa . + n W' A ebel to the h The MMe engineer or a county otnclal j ivadmswbMhuraer,Ics central shoeld be able to tell no If yea have the qntsms, paved reads, lghtlodigawillandhs,dsepyouTh,, ii - sher,dby mW Amerlc -__tTlads*lcZe.SMtheltketo dig to got to water. (DeIllk cam be dg4Mc 1JIUTU,,OlherskugtoaeqethibSW' 01UNFeMedM,eWsile. IlpiMve,aoth.ttosthecoit with alocal mdhalhsvioss contractor.) ivi. *admumyele*to' - ki Iutr. Overall, $1 eiN* aniliNe shield he spilled oat in Festhsr detail, on the land.buying in. : hid a1____ dodramavefseaiflWORNanss. UI$II17 of be silas are ± by thei.M.itardeveIepeVsprspesty Vft moist besselse V pl0ruwchpoepwhithhssp"-'-d •V W 111" as . . ft msm on Iowa ON I 115V 18 friendship with Its neighbors. 'Senator Stone, a, Jew and the mod powerful friend of Israel In the Senate, 00 a pisos .. - Nwvwr Buy Lot Uns I + Idamd 6 ft A. ___ tor 011111110 I . - • --.--1- Maine DGy Of *, % . -• - Consumor ,Reports - W. --,--. --- j___ IN .., . . I $h* 0., +whhel aluit lbs U.N riesss' The tEll Of lbS Esud Go -". hetirpedeedeut deesilb,dasgesst4di Ne'?iL'1 by I Ill --a - + UI , he vulnerable to hypothirAs Oda winter. Britain, hypothermia is ii -- - -+ + 11011111 WNW 41101110P 4111111WO 111111111111111111 ---a b---- -i - . -., -• • • - .- ++' Meemah.*ieF-i-:-.waadeM + , 6d", ___ 4.'.* 4_(4. ..• • - + ':. An ' ther I, . 0 .. ... - 90ji ftV-i.d :.". - - I! )" , . . . 1. ~ - -- K, I i - ". + wabMIINOfII Or *1' IbIN = I . I + 1LLgp -iyea.. -- . I ? . ++ ++ sdI maina agpei I*.i-r be / p ;]. : , .., 6 . sd . ___ =9, l0 - + ++ - a .v - - 151911 I, _ + ' __ . -• ... - 'Winue ad . am Wp.Wtobssti".,lbs _____ ,, ' - - .'sie . + + - milethft seder such " $Fr=dWmtt 1.+ . + I __ ., I ., . ... ,- jin.v + I . . 1 , 975 ; D, - '. 11 111111111111 I . . -ece,"-7- . ad"606"ar"00111111""0 We know now that Camp David wIL benefit the United States only U the Israelis retire cosi'phtely to their prewar 1967 boundaries. The unilateral defense treaty with Israel Is a colossal, grotesque and stupid mistake. How come a tiny nation of three million Jews dictates the foreign policy of a nation with a population 01230 million? A few wesloe ago I heard Senator Jackson on national television suggest that we give the nod to Israel to occupy the oil field. 01 Arabia. Surely we have not slash that, low. Saudi Aia been our but friend on earth. I know On Russians loved that suggestion. Religion? Both the Christian and the Modern religion Is derived from that of ON Jews, but they differ from that of the Jews In that both recognize Qw and Ms teaching of brotherly love. It demeans us in the eyes of the world and reduces our Influence that we allow less than tires percent of our people to determine our foreign policy. The only lasting defense for Israel is We could been stricken by hypothermia. But that Iinahk. Nod vkus Of aedi-til hypothermia doean't mean you should be unaware and unprepared. have to be IiIv cold for neither shIit nor tam -' but their'-' About 2.3 million older Americans etherrnla to occur Eves In te Sun Bell '-'-a. Tas o oneteith of the aging population could --' j mam ajn jusiy jiweto o trtiir preceded by mucuilus . The . for 30 Santa Prwisou-Frautis&' lines Ib IS bVO4"ho abWWWb,#A"=d"naW@Wn L+ IhiI -'mv- - a May strike People d 410F the + M`11sadleftM - =. - - - - --Iy add. JACK ANDERSON 00 er,ie. "~ I , rw to . Wit kam to, - + heprW.fl.EvealagHaraWahareow,es$b. -. I 1P si mo? susbers.tbaid.stllydthewrMermayha -- - ___ - + "n "_ . a 111029ims Address Mid, Now"80 0 u1svibm ,. eis inGnatIareeu, IN gu$bereds Letters to lbs sdjter are w&sud SM how" for Oda on operators. IbM 'leveril ot bM. need to bsep one's me witheat WntadeiIW."flvebsdjuu goUuuJ bt + nouns are - Israel Must Retreat - billion already in the process of being authorized for the two nations for the fiscal year 1*. "Indeed, from 1974-79, $155 billion has been authorized for Egypt and Israel $11.2 billion for Israel and $4.3 billion for Egypt. The figure does not Include the $4.8 billion In the current legislation nor the $2 billion in the - That America might remain free, And her name be respected as cham. pions of the oppressed, and defenders of the "Free World." We read your columns, Mr. Editor! We hear your pronouncem ents, Mr. proposal. We all know that business, as does not pay taxes but merely collects the tax for the government; thus consumer is the one who pays the imposition of higher prices. The bungling performance of the new Energy Department In the latest energy,crlals makes us believe that the nation's energy problems will be far more likely to be solved by leaving these profit dollars for use by the oil industry as opposed to more govern. mental interference. some of the slana In our own country. We hay, been promised the pot of gold at the end 01 the rainbow by our congressmen, senators and other politicians when they want our vote to pat them In office: but, when they get In, the tide changes and we are left to exist on their promises. Promises are like pie cruet and they are easy broken. words without action are wor thless. Stephen G. jg Sr. Sanford + ido cold weather should war layers of of one, hesvy, Wm clothing A issta wear a ... or other garment •_ i...g.. .Ln...a wg'n head coverini be am u normeii - - i u•u the skin astim" that 60 percW o( body but is Ister MOW venals wer 6=4comtrW to nduce hod loss. 1011 from 80 unprotected head. You may not know of anyone who has l is evidenced by are H.E.W. directly. 'will create. How will ther landis bIlu.I doe-esd? In Lc h1. of uuilk adth..lni . + - ar. AflOthht writer trouig)* up a new pr$bl He cited thus .ettvesus of fluoridation of tjiii suit in ut coadries Of ir) lathe e teeth. Pitlr$ receives lodr,rtI en use fries aslateemey of the wabers d ad wealth Of the owurs. 'delIot I .- - psoplVs preu and ad tsr lbs oets dan Wplicst'r. Thsiso.1-. e.e. it1ly 0v1 ____________________________ - . - lbs U hems, edag a tisyAs q.M ooZed a IA with served power. Only about two weeks ago some of our senato rs went to the Far East to Investigate the conditions there ond found that In some of the areas conditions were very bad and human beings were starving. So they come home showing pictures of these conditions on television and telling our people about what they had seen to soften their heartsfor another give-sway. This time these very leaders and people refused our offer and would not accept It. I wonder what these very same senators would find If they would visit be a d" of do =-v Mo W*M,which ,-. ilorjob I hr centid of b* PUML-L.-t- ____ *191 be wrote: ',twIod is 1 -.. _____' I I. it echo faintly in the past. Some forty million Americans have We have been the good guys, giving, giving and giving a mod of all 10 foreign countries wno are more or less depending on us because they know how chickenhearted our politicians are and know that they will get it. Many of these giveaways would not be necessary If the leaders of these countries wu,uld use their resources wisely and for the benefit of the people in their count ries Instead of greediness and clamor for 1-0 + I The fanfare is over. The trumpets are silent. The flags are lowered. The tributes to courage and valor now Stop Th. Giving ailment and they may not recognise Its -when Ming their patients. Probably the bad advice for people susceptible to hypothermia Is to May indoors when it's cold and windy. The older person who nsa ott of heating (us should move In with family or neighbors or go to warm local institution. If you can't keep the home fires burning to keep warm, leave home until you have a coadait supply01 fuel. the broiling ____Wo in _ - This letter was sent to Congressman RlchardKelly to request that he oppose any efforts to enact an oil excise tax, the so called "windfall profits" tax. The staff of the Joint Committee on Taxation has estimated that price decontrol will result in the oil industry Jack Hennessey President Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce - - f - + ' ' ,,v' vezore - Have Faith, America paying an additional $14,274 billion In .r Snuggle Up For Wint 0 i. ich - - ___ No Windfall Profits corporate Income taxes. This Is more than enough to fund the latest syofuel - - . ___ Our 'Readers Write rowing Older his ______ & Politics tL' Flouride D A Sunday, Nov. 11, 1fl-lA -- Jim ' ..&I." etings? Not on your life. They may ~, chapter meetings of N.O.W. at night, bat In s SCIENCE WORLD ' . marmini cart, ho t " for much low cow. proval for her efforts during the past two of those audits showed that city years. In liT?, In her maiden dip Into the funds had been ueed to purthase flowers to political arena, she received 50 percent definition Of the word from Web- besent to a hmeral. Another criticism was plus, 7 votes to win and to escape a runoff r's New Colleaglate dictiopary Is thatdtymneyadbesnaaedtopswdiue election in a three-way contest. t different. The definition in the a cold drink machine for city hail. To go from a victory by 50 percent plus? 1i "A wealthy contributor to Both expenditures were deemed im- lii two years to a win by 61.3 percent, casnpalgn fund; a wealthy and proper by the Mate auditor, especially during a time when voters PlUU1 big eliot. IA's go tack to dictionary definitions around the cowiry are opting to change SliCtiOfi idi* III4ICM that the for a mcnes*. One year ago when Mayor elected officials, has to be appreciated. ___ imderdood the beint Of probably Floyd was reelected, after having served As many of those In elective office soon lad found it inatriat.; five years the city's chief executive, he find out, th people usually give their ftd.d that they were expected tø considered his vote a mandate. H. had approval or edisapproval, praise or conignorant 01 the eneanini 01 the word won with 67 percent of the vote. demnatlon only at the ballot box. cat" or they didn't f6d do accusatim Surely Mrs. Vickers' victory with 61.3 A few words also should be said about substance in PasIen With percent 01 the vote and Commissioner- Mrs. Vickers' campaign. She did all the "tt In e t isar th elect Thompson's win with 79.4 per- usual things had face to face meetings lU bse. ID cost 01 the vote mat be considered a with voters, posted big signs and yard fl the final analysIs It Is what the voters mandate for sematbing. signs, made telephone calls and had a that counts at the ballot boL But no WabgWIs defim mandate as: "an large group of friends and supporters with P'.1t appears that aidhodsatlon to act given to a represen. her every st ep of the way. what U55 01 city money for club dues ces' talus." Whether It was by accident or design, not Improper, leaves much to be Mrs. Vickers and Thompson dining their one will never know, but her campaign imnp.lgn. made It known that they both literature was delivered to the voters the Whether Mayor Floyd encouraged Mrs favors '9inge In the form of government day prior to the election to keep her name to seek the reimbursement and In Altamoate Springe. The change confresh In their minds. And It all worked. She Sfl personally approved the reim. tNnplkted Is from strong mayor to city won. ', his - imoodafatcatisonewbo -'from the city's treasury. and said it would no longer accept poucy4i. mints, memos and other docwnents w contain "sex-biased" words. It even made'* word to describe its action: H.E.W. says thous shalt not use such wor: he, she manpower, lady, chalçman, mother., father, tatthoy, rr-aiunade, wnmanklad . 1 Evening Herals, Sanford, P1. __ to Whenever lawmakers and buresucrets " dictate to us how to use language the aSIL !ls! usually comedy or claos -or boUL Take the latest directive from (wlch, of Health, Education and Welfare d shortly after putting it out lot $ 1Edu~&ft1,1.*, Its old of got in place HU,n monicker, "Department 01 Health Services"). HEW damped its bureauratic JöM PSCad1 honored ' ' mission. Do their landslide victories mean that the people have given them a mandate for change? It may appear that they do. The ultimate decision of wheth er the city should have a ____ In Its paws. laud below change in government by way o(a new city cartoon were the names of the clubs charter will be decided at a special elec___ Vickers had joined and had received bursemsot does not make the action right. lion In Altamonte in March. imts*n,Ms for dues from city funds. It only haves the question of where the In the meantime, however, it can be ck s and balances are In Altamonte expected that both Thompson and Mrs. The practice, approved by Mayor che crthss ty ci goverment. And what other Vickers w ill believe they have received Floyd, is at iuot qusationawe expenditores may have been made? such a mandate. ripest of In years pad, two separate Mate audits Among those changes may be an effort of the public record on file in city iu were conducted In the city on order of the to tighten up the city's spending practices. anyone who wtaiei t ft has to be gratifying to Mrs. Vickers to , most Interesting was the in. 10 12 In office at the time. The orders for the Mate audits appeared at the time to haVe received the people's stamp of ap lion given the term "fat , Or Both A : ! Wt she is a fat at. A leeflet distributed by her opponent of a fat cat sitting her name plate at the city oom tabis The drooling cat had eating Iriol Cha os roR ciwc FINISIP tie two Men of the NY State were + rJ Comedy, `qel VA ''''' liwsaIn thelatterdaye oftheep Altamonte Springs that City ComDolores Vickers was hItwith a 4'.1 V.V'VIMiiI* Greater ? in these clashes. Conditions in the capital city of San Sa lvador border on a state of siege. : Indeed, El Salvador's Marxist factions seem determined to bring down the new government ~: before it has a chance to implement its promised political, economic and social reforms. Their reasons are obvious enough. Enactment of these reforms would threaten the Marxists' base of support among El Salvador's rural and urban poor. It is, therefore, fair to say that the prospects for a Marxist take-over in this tiny Central a V. Is Vickers A Fat Cat? VIEWPOINT* ______________________________________ ,__ ,•_-t_, __ arties .441 ________________________________ +• - - Gunter objeCted to calcWaUOfl3 All Mate Ifl°fl investment Income on a countrywide basis rat her than on funds generated from Florida businesses U required by state law. . ,~ . - .-. r holders. The Florida Association of community colleges has presented its "Senator of the Year" award to Sen. Clark Maxeell Jr., H., Melbourne. The award for providing "fllTfl support and JULIAN BOND ' has announced its support of the junta that overthrew El Salvador's dictatorial president, CarlosW Humberto Romero. Now the -administration m.ust La CAD nOw LSL w snore up a government sacing repeated assaults from the radical left, _.•-. ORNION State Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter bal!34 given the Allstate Insurance Co. 60 days to sub.. startlate profit projections or face denial, Ofa recent eight percent rate hike imposed en its policy- . Wisely, we think, the Carter administration ,.'-, .,_+ exemplary leadership for conunwüty college programs throughout the past year." State Rep. Bobby Brantley, R.LoflgwOOd, meanwhile, has received Ui. "Good Government Award" from the Eiatls Jaycees. Brantley was recognized for his ciddaMSI aclW.c during the 1979 legislative session iIi.lU&flS pN$ale five 01 tg six prime sponsored bills. The judicial nominating commIttee for the 111th circuit comprised of Seminole and Brevard County, meanwhile, are searching for an attorney to replace Circuit Judge Anthony Hoseman who has announced Ida retirement In December. The nominating committee will be selecting three attorneys from among applicants for th. office to recommend to the governor for the pod. Lbe usual practice is for the governor to choose me of those recommended for the appointment. be. Bill Colbert ofthe flrmwifl be tuliig over Davis' duties In Oviedo. An old fr lead dltls the drum of every good attorney to be ajuadge someday. Davis said he is looking forward to the challenge of the job. It Is expected that Davis will beasalgnedtothe domestic Th e Clock .---. relations section of the circuit court for Seminole Coimty. Davis will also no longer be represe nting the cities of Altamonte Springs and Oviedo. Altamonte Mill has not datermined who Ms replacement will rI I :Can We Counter . I Circuit Judgedesigode Joe Davis will be in. vested In ames during formal cermonles at 3p.m., Dec. 14 at the Semi"Cowi coUI thail5S On the same day, Davis' name wlfl come oft the office doors of and aid Of the title of the lawflnn of which he bM been a member sInce ft was established In 1$07. It will no longer be Stesigrom, Davis, Mcintosh and Juhian. ____ Around (USPS 151-750) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code X5322•Z1l or $31-9993 Sunday, Nov. 11, 1979-lA WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. - - We have been residents of Seminole Co unty for 13 years and subscribers to your newspaper for the best part of that time. Although we had enjoyed t he papers the one thing that was lacking, In our opinion, was local sports coverage and especially coverage 01 events In the southern portion of the county. The name had been changed from Sa nford Herald to Evening Herald however, the sports page did not seem to reflect that to cover Seminole wer e County rather than just the Sanford - area. In recent weeks there has been a decided improvement Iii your coverage of local sports. The coverage has not j e, but has incl uded well written articles about basketball, football and even girl's volleyball teams at the high school level. Congratulations on your new approach to covering local events, both In the north and south said. of the couiy, and we look forward to receiving your paper each day. Joyce and Frank Maitland Cover Th. 11tH. Guy National Newspaper Week was held recently and I don't think It corn- mended all lbs attention It deserves. We haVe pretty much had freedom of the press in this country since the days of of fter er InUa early 170fo. The question at the time was a matter of libel concerning certain &th tj $tI and, while It was the tr uth that Zenger pithliaid, English law at the time said that "the greater, the truth, the pester the libel." The pressit U.S being a colonial entity at the time, Zenger was tried under P'unJish law tiit succeeded In "biatbug the rap" fortunately for those of us who desire to reed, and those who are desirous to puNwi, matters olconunos concern. The same freedom has axtended over to the later Inventions, radio and television, subject, of course, to what some people consider bosaheaded 'tocl*' by the Supreme Count It Is my good fortune to live in an actMasia.damongthe pithucsljme that arrive, and are read, at my hams are three rspresestatively active newspapers: the (1aad, Irduiwl, the Evea(ag Herald, and the weekly (has News. But eves thus, which _111 k' mange to seem fired liks a 'lt be. the "uMibe di sorutchy psbs bs Os enly rainy days, bass really much ma. isn't re far the tle gay Dean W._JIIIIt langwssd �( —. -— — -. t - - - _, "" - • • - - - - - -- •, -- - - • ,•- - I •I - 7 . 7 I . . 7 , •7 7 .. Connally ~ ~ Must Prove . .I .: " , 1. 4 .I . . . ;,''... ; ,.,:~ ,,.-.: . "'~~.. . .11 , '' . t, i. 1_.0 , -. -1 Sunday Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Nov. 11, 19-il . . 0. ' He 's Dynamic Leader .. I ~ 11 _ I _ many 'I q,q ~ I I _- , --t- - 1 .. --( - 1Ipw .%.-.--, : ,, . LBJ ___ protege and aids, Connally was Kennedy's ..., . Texas. He led the conmud" wing Of that divided date party " KWAdy WAS trying to bad when he want to Dallas in I ____ Connally "I , r, ~ aj Members of the Seminole County chapter of Ducks Unlimited gathered last week to admire a WEARY Weatherby Patrician 11 Pump commemorativt shoigm, which was sold at an auction tdbwing the annual dinner. From left, are Tim MAC1111111112, 81110VO WEAPON 'aUstratsgyegaInst Letchworth, Earl Frye, Buddy Burton and Fred Davis. -J - W / . - Rn-Isthedynamicl,sderR.publlcans wa* aga1 President Carter or Itennedy. At age C, seven years yomiger than Reagan, coimaliy has started to make a ci the , w : Room He mot awome Mgt negative ratings In the polls adidemondrate be - not ___ ____________________ / * ei$alno Connalli spokeunan Brady That Ime I 11 I Vw objective In (PIM41th11) the Ml&fle East On In to make certain this is a twm race ad to do U* you have to separate yourself from the pack, =d I think we've S ins In Double -~ I 1 °° - I .,-,.~~;~ 'a dsisrture ,, I &...%'., ,'i'~ I. mob ti.t t Coimally Is preparing to bst the river In a coming speech on substantially built, assured stride and a tone ci voice to go lth ft. He _ with fli•y 1'fl5 5•flce, gestia'ss ad Ijndon. Joill iwedy's Joimson's voice B he Is a Repukw, aibsit GOP °° — I1 ~ r I l%Ik// C 1. ' .- public Attention. . 1 The second thing about Connally Is Ms callfortilan s age, aft wholvel Is breath-taking transit between polltksl Pm'. "old*to be able to serve." 1 He headed Democrats for Nixon In 972, connally's oil company connections big became Richard Nixon's treasury secretary, ' business il Mm In th e fir st l not help rhetoric w *. switched to the Republican Party U the helgiit of Watergate and was Nixon's choke as a few New England primariss, but he Is counting The widow of William Price Ala a , successor had not events taken away the $ir..l.. on do ded and South Carolina to give Mm a victory.was to receive the 1)0, Burdick dsI* s option. Memorial Award for her p, COM1111 he' attracted top political talent to It was Connally who told Nixon early on In hibsnd Saturday from the Watergate to "n ti'e tape" Florida Jaycees. Price died le't bSCSIofM5NcI,gOOnVerOfltOtheGOP,he Connally we' Indicted on bribery and con f he fighting a Sanford year sycharges,accnosdoltaklng$1O,I*fr.m does excite alSftinC with Ms cateehian of I fire, although he was oft duty. theds xchangsforhiseftodsto 111. The fire department is l' thePanes,, who are dingy about U.S. get price supportsraised4 He was Indkftd the onnallytireetons: "Be prepared to reportedly go going to ered a Iiiipotti, C day Nixon announced his resignation, and was monument to Price. He was _____ sit on the docks of Yokohama In your Toyotas later ______________________________ nominated for the award by the isUmig 701W own mandarin oranges, watching Before any Was are cad In the 1550 GOP I South Volusla Jaycees. -presidential cThet, Connally Is me of 1k, coming In major candidates 'all-iging To the future a, Ma_ Reagan. power, he advises: . have to make up our He has raised an astounding $4 million, mindil thidwe're going to quit g odidlfl mostly from big buninewnen who consider advice from the iiaipii Nadsrs and Jan. __ PriceWidow _____ Gets Award __ _ b ma -'-'_-T ii ___ Be d.mo,utrat.d his "1..daraiiLp" theme by propoekig a plan for a MiddI. East peac. thU had other Republicans as well as Democrats howling objidlouL That plan, which ako brought down the wrath of Jewidi groups, would require basil to give up Arab land it has occtapled since 1157, allow the Palostlalans an aut4'umoun Mats, depend on Saudi Arabia to lower oil price' to Ow West and Mallen American troops In the region to guarantee regional secalty. 7lI / . , / John Connally has the leak if a presideM. Workers: Monday Off I vehicle mechanic course at till U.S. Army Trainki, Ceafir. Pert _______ InAbirvowso(Voteron'sDoyt City halls In Sanford, °'e' Of ss . Farce. Refine will be Id on aubsdule In both Sanford and )A1IflOUS . poe' will be c 4 amid there 1W be. so d.IJveq. An dodd for the k, 4 hdiy will' be the thi De1 Isis Slflsll lekoels 1W be apes as wuil Airman O'ir$en Isariied has to r am turbines, IJfnIfI esJI5. JJ and men. He IS 1.111 aSSIpli. #5 Mandy Air Paid law, as., Per dety will, a WIlt fir the Tactical' Air Centmand. ____ eianluslenai and 1* sqvmaid, •: L0Hhanis151tVatiMaiesd, ort..i.. itas ieee wi chuwis Air Porte ease, is Ner complet ing Alt Port. hash. tralelee. . I sl.INNP.CNal$TsawssN POST OIL NJ. Pvt. Glean P. CIWISHIIISIII, son Of Donald I. CIi$IStee, Allimanle *110 — recently auijl$u a . iNIed U.S POilClL Girniany — Plc. Alaito . Mrs. Nane 0. JIlinsil, 30 Clierelse COW, Altamonte ,om aesi,ani is this tied $lsi* Sattallan in kart Oerany. She entered the Army in NS1J18i11 1WS. MS. JelIISIS received as . ,ueslI, awsietu lie pnslnur .m.i k wss.1 - ILl. ___ ____ UAMId. . . . . IN TODAY'S ECONOMIC H' C LIMATI, WHAT 1 S 18- 7 Wi '* n Air For Over Hornets to aseetlatS 411151 1* 1577 Ism $'mhneie Ceffimunity C011ege,. wiPe, UN, WS in $1. l.eaN, MS.. the airman wwiusi me Air Pass . r ___ W1USAM sqrnrtsn POT SILVIOS, Va., .;. ad U. William I. lisesmami. elew During the six weebs at Leddeel Air Pere' Ses her,, Hntouy1fle 3udMemdeU SW Whyte said Gin got Into er had In Ni same 41r1 WIs picket aid this 7 have ca.sd him to lEInatt. MARLAMNSON Offlfte' 11 WesP rsadin. toOtle'. nihlliry tesy, niMlery luetice, firof Old, and Air was dooping. ans . technique rsquWid to assume that raspon treAtIes. $udes w1*e iii. ($OfU WIUSAMI IAN ANTONIO, Tiles p damintais Mrs. Wilhi W. Pililaildes, D Greenbrier •Ivt Altamante *110, ritsOfty osmsiauw I.,!, Iraki11e at Put Dlx, NJ. Mines. twnd.manisis Of fuel and Uy$aa and the use of ____ JAMUPSUNANDSS rt. J001106 Sept of Mrs. and FORT Dlx, N.J. - . Gin bit aaffer ON aaffer lssdsrsilip and the mollhlde. of weapons, equipment, fun. _ I4yman talllack Audle Cleveland lifts the pigskin In celebration of his overtime touchdown run against the Tribe. Cleveland didn't break a long one against Seminole but helped a balanced attack that lifted Lyman to a comeback victory. ____ I schools. _t Herald Paetss by Tern Vincent Go To The L ions a first for _____ aUinments. Emphasis is on and won as Jeff Meyers dove defense p"tned the Hounds on in, but nobody gave a signal. of for down. the 11. Overtime turned Into three Audie Cleveland then ripped And when swift Gene Sweet pairs. POSTPONED on the longest jaw*sgaii lbs broke throughto harass Bass Lyman opened the scoring J For one week or one year. stingy Svaluiolo defetie for 22 Into a poor punt... the Tribe when Cleveland logged one That'swhattheuir,uIonon yards. A Meyers to Cleveland sewnedtobeheadedfor victory yard oft tackle and than ran Jerry Poesy's face read Friday swing pea went 19 yards lane. over tires would.be tacklers on night at S.mhinl. Stadismi. and a first down at the 11. StatIng U he . Hound 1$, Ms way to the son. on a ninePosey's Pigiding Sinilnoles A.J. Brooks, the Hounds Jackson nudged for one. Baker, yard run. Haas converted, aqaindered a 141 advantage on brad*4 faflback, rwnthd for who. rwethig ke$ the Tribe Lyman 21, S11ithiI, 14. áVSIn$he ii iSd Tws $ays w Ml it leek the the left atde for l9yardawda Thbe. Baker jstt.dfárntxieaid . Gr?ioimdi. Meyer. then added the final first and goal U the ursa. S'l, dove 1w one ad a T.D. 1man's come bm bow two aid ihan an manded Baker then OU,s on a " V&' the preaur. 'ry delayed for me weskai' the PAT, Ike Gtop were r:.$"i= two saw, to tie it at IWI. o year, whidiner comes back In the with only 31S aides hi _ d goal Baker After two more options, both first, the Thbe's Five liar stowing In the half. doilgil a yw'd away from glory, by Meyers, Lyman Mock the Calf erence and District "We knew we could run on Forth and 1 Mcitoldp lead 2$ 21 following Hass' api them," a cosdidug Brooks said Posey turned junior fourth successf ul PAT. emotionally and about the ground oriented Vo*albie, who had coswe'tsd T1* Fighting $ir1agle' mn j ph cally drained Posey drive, tv. a points cia .ki'fl ad of pairs on the l hamd as U he had I Ma beat Whatever feeling of In. rang.. thoegh, as Scipplo and Baker frlilld,bed Aft- and bestflstlag aecarfty t) may have been seconds Thirty-five Amid an hoI creeping Into the $endwde. for r. unsportsmanlike penalty game. Win a game," the second half isa. Two seconds w th Vcott.d Mad coach mndat.ly erased when Baker had separated the Tribe .1 Its relocated 5"ni4e at the 2$ io ll 9 on yIng over and over to scooted 34 yards with the two championships. urth fo down attempt. I I "Gee win and you get kickoff to lbs Lyman 0. "It w right over the top of ft,,* is a iokar. Scipplo raced for 121 yards on to Max and play foothill." "We 1d the Lake Howell the left aeitOpscetITh. That one win dida't corns gometlnamewqltildthe lined Vonewie said of Ms Friday nlgl* and V it doem't players hil'ie" Poesy hardiuck hick. "I g'as. that Aftiraccurnulatlng 175 yards In conic this Friday agel It Las stated. "iut i tho after doesn't oft bacoune once i hit the first half, howai.c, the Brautley... the 1ksles will Baker's Mann it woid pick an the top of the goalpost In SoIfliMisi only mound 7O the loakatiVThastbsseai000f up." practice and coach said It second half. r'Isssd oppostisalties Things did pick up for awhile. wasn't gist" "We made adjuslmnois to As It Is, there will be no Icippie scw'p,nd for 13 and T% referee confirmed stop the wide Meff," Hound relaxing now for Seminoles; Inst than, for 11 far a first down at Voltillas's conjecture as defensive coordinator Paul the Patriots for their 10 do or the Lymat X. After Jackson and the two lawns headed for Thomaim said about moving die effort for the twin t*kS was stopped cold, 1c4pp4* added .wtIme. linebacker Jay Bowers to the _ _ _____ TOUCHDOWN Dennis Warren, Seminole quarterback turned halfback turns the corner and picks up some outside yardage In second quarter action of the Tribes 28-21 double overtime loss to lyman. - . BySAMCOOK HeraldSpertsC.rresp.edsU occurred in a CumborU4 U& where Gun and Shaffer Ott ICIrI ore PraIsed for first duty VS, I*1Mof 155 flijsn Os associated .ilhiIpm.nI. They _ ____ ww~ PS idlfmmik become familiar with me Owes tlsnln Of .*h *wtid. vehicle components, IPi?atll71 11111"W4111 1 11100 Of ofe' cameiien' PhI course am credstardanassoclafodsris in ppoed sciiice Hirewi the Csm.mmltv Col of thi Air ____ rIn. lrcraft cow at Chanut. Air Force llose, hort, frl '1'OUTSIDE The most recent Incident I 1`11110 IL 5515 WAoft . $ananc.aede'sWMffiireWW automotive vifticias and VOKOW NOM WA U.S. Air Force ppaip .Cuselberry and Altamonte SprbigswIUbedoeJ,wbiiaIbe eMy .will remain sim lll?l Lean, Aitaniliwe $rMs, he' — Army lninur School, Fort 5.1*,. Va. mlems$ssfts,em5cusfoces aim Iic*si e'.ctoa peimti to ________ ____ wtflbedueedonMsndsy HUTTONSVILLE, W. Va. (UP!) West Virginia's foremost police dog may have been lgh on drugs when he bit his handier recently, according to Huttonaville Correctional Qntff authorities. A board of Inquiry Is In the p a r as of determining the fate of Gus, a member of the KS Corps at Huttonsvlfle, who has bitten his handier, Ed Shaffer, - . ______ ,I for a chaige." lb the World Affairs Council, he prescribes .i,, and "cing out the ds1l of del.ltbsn and recaj*urthg the dynamlizin that once made this country Into the world's flM napempowor." To critics, however, Connally may have been describing his own problem when he cast this gibe U Kumedy: "The trouble Is is that what hels Mob mcnlosslly than the words that he ansi to try to till an what he Is. in Th. Service . 'DINNISOSIli Was Police Dog High? ___ was _ at true __ after building a44 coafanace el owe. "He's accurate kicker," other". "But the, the whole record. Thedrtve, however, flurled at Posey said of Ms diclatoit 01 defens,played well, especially Thom trophies looked as K the 18- who a ry for too field goal over a fourth down The, "Wilduen" Small and • they were in the trophy ease mtimeenda.ckoflcfppl. nat. '1 thoq$ maybe it went Greg Theephilvi, (11 tackles) after 17 'nudes 01 allis for ix eM tksTrtbe. A by Junior qeatarbadi Clarence ag_sr sun ubert. Scipplo, at his elusive eM With Lyman then láig over 'YOU REALLY NE ED IS snake-flit. best, directed a first ç11laydriesw the IWbe a au 74 ' t.n edge. Baal . Fans Dream ing ___ ber:-ek--md Of -Bowl Matches serat. Phate Torn tiatin meal Lion halfback Marvin McClennon sUes..LU. a - WNW" 1 ~~: to on §Mhob IL finds a gaping hole In the Bishop Moore defense aid rambles In for a score during action of the Lion's IN-? win over a to Hornet squad. The victory was the ninth straight for McClennon and HOLE I $owedtheloi$lyardokra HUi.badi$. T.D. Jim V11tIbt ciavurtad --b wIn letthd 12 sale By Ulled has k1wooliaial Ibis Is what the collage (or a7l Thb. loud, With 1:57 the rnaiag, NOW rniln dotilitful because oil twld.d base agalO California. By GEOSGE IH*flER defense JO would not let McQamnon nor Scott have any running Stowing In the first MIst room. cr4.d Meyers two yards 10t11 to weuld mO like to BoOms ($4) ci • H5fSd$$5toC4flwowidiU ljy hp In p0i.e'ss AM JO an An Incoinpiate pass forced Oviedo to turn the ball over to the later, stat 01. Brat down. - wrop up l'-u-Steve Hussy .srid $.*i Medad a th 01 bowl pek:_N.. 1 Ala5 SiiaciI 'lb. Ito-Burns visited the Osisdo 4lsda. but the Uosn defense Horne ts who moved for two first downs before an Incumplete pea y w' a r. N.. $ N.krasti In the Mad the Hidiop Moore them to punt the 1*11 back to the I.4ons. a Jeff MepwV pas S. setup the Is sea, Ma a J Ho st seconds forced rnets acotelsi until the la hill" Bait. Ne 3 lssrn Tribe U the Grepheond 21. the gems for a easy 15.7 pissed 11._I Gr the Um a P' a, Altar two consecutive completed posses to Neese, McQesmon men, east.rbsCk lawed gou .ssdw at h tel Cbs liati In victory y nia-raaitsd record for the I found a think In the armour of the Hornets and made a41 yard eM Ne 4 a. - s back, DuOs w rBaI'op Mean dekine aucoasefully ciesd Marvin dub Into the enthone only to have the play called back for a o aaysor westi IS aid Usullon versuil N. $ FIN4II auto a thm,way ii, for Brat — I Mike $, forcing the Uons to use an aerial dllppliig penalty. 1111161411 the s aid a Brat dis Ma, 11. $,etvy, bilid1br a liMO In a, ° _ _11mady flX111114marty oo place U It ended that way, Blbop Moore tried an on4ldoa kick to half, but Wii, Tom.ad Pled' Arbasse' v. got Noon, y Dads ad As oftaides call asS the ia II. A MsyuV to move the bail Into orCo" l* luck well not with the Hornets. ClUb 151 laslasles hack, but esly .r.dauvus adaBrenW Mad do three tknes do* '' than dsi Bawl aid under the "10 * scoring Ke.ingr made a first down on a roll.out option play and then McQmeoa'saniyk detent run of the which could hays weav' ois • tossed, Ik. bill to Dada for another first down. , bees a ID audi S ir i1faa, Mw.Iid mad te a àdoUb* Ilti bus I. Mae U Te in tdu(sM Heusl* a UcQemnon bulled the ball down field aga10 a weary Hornet Meets mom Sea of lbs oslo lad elected to receiv, the CiiKeneli a. the however, It iii have I. carnal dams. enabling K,.thlger to sail the bell Into the arms of a. doms mt-' a. Oar making lb. Brat dews. of a, ''" 1 lS * -de TO. GowBy 1ke spuN. ,* The IluiOs, hipleg an Mcøm, cs Mm butdad the line "Y giving the Uons a 124 lead. The extra point pass at. is I 11 ve$Wmfo IUUbN attacks 10:13 resumIng. Villallut i1f. with Ni ps CMIII' 01 a.ib"g on Grlsdo's Brat 'Oir* play. KeMuiger then tempt failet r (osibsiL The Cougars s*iu i Ih 115$ 55u7rwk g in a,rne5 .toa,*toNeas Ages MeQison ad Finding Ida receivers covered, J(51ng ran a, bell ft" Pb, isum.. ia, wiiir averaging V17 Os per e rtsrs the ball ad Keulgar (dO.d another lions, scoring on Ms third carry, giving the lions an 114 lead. ft a, gosuoi 1. Time Ma -a a, , We a, 01 fur i&r Brat down. McQomost's extra point attempt was JO Iaches shoit for the MIA O fL thayl he put *to," sy Mat Mm on s asmscøsss . iaun.stive sad ICadigsr '' "we q Ne •. Bab a tea, si, Br dams. y Duds sad kin. tialhie' hi. tess 1W hers r___---'-y j Iamigur'e a pickag.s a. . a, Kadmigur completed a pass to Kenny Kaiser amid then tirew a ., 0 04 = " 'nI.t, a, " I ".W=&~, a, a, a, that was kearcepted by the ftontst'. 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Is. and try ad I, FIrs lie ad illillingift dW 1110111111,1111 .0 am thsyl hiso yea wamus.MJO ri ON ..gde a, Ba np'rw14 Kyle Stesme, ij, - 0th-" a 1d - OUSIbI.IIM1J':.l1IS. - .' - ___wpWtow * sire pehe Deve l*a.y pl'pd ever for the score amid Mark l'lraloi kked the eatrspeim with jO2$seccmda left in the game to mgsa, IsllScotsIl7. - - -•--• USed, trMa to _ S an he I 7% Um tmd to Own Bead for the Wd game in q"of a on a, ss1 Ma the Buss perfect etari 01114. ' p s' ' r4.i1P .4. -'• 4I... •• •VI- , -. �p ': !- - .. - . Emiug Herald, Snlord, Fl. - -. - J..4 . - - -. - -- -. - '---.----..--.- . . - -. - - - - . .....- ,-.., -. Sunday, Nov. 11, 97 SFNORM Old Man Momentum Works Overtime . Carter swinging left to right. Brantley within seven points at halfback Eddie Stallings short of the goal line to leave the Carter surprised everyone and 5:14 of the third period, The Patriots, electing to score 26.21 Lake Brantley with easily scored from five yards again go for the two point at- 1:37 left. Old Man Momentum, better out, It appeared all the Patriot Picone, this time going with a tempt, made It good this time known as "Old Mo," paid a late visit to Spec Martin Field In. legitimate kick atteznl* sliced when Constantine found Andy defense had to do was hold DeLand Friday night but made the PAT Just Inside the left pod Dunn on the three-yard pass DeLand for a minute and a half for a victory. UP for loot time by swinging like for a 14.0 Bulldog advantage. play. But "Old Mo" took one final The Bulldogs and Patriots After a pair of ta junby each a frenzied pendulum that eventually saw the Bulldogs held each other in check for the squad, a fumble by Lake swing. After an Incomplete pass edge the Lake Brantley better part of the second Brantley and a drive killing Patriots 27.26 in a pacemaker quarter until DeLand safety penalty against the Bulldogs, attempt on first down, Bulldog Greg Roche picked off a Con- Constantine drew Lake quarterback Dana Thyhsen '.Homecoming special. "Old Mo" was with DeLand stantine pass at the Lake Brantley within a point when he scrambled away from a completed a crucial 14-yard swarming pass nab and lofted the first half as the Bulldogs Brantley 40 yard line, Eight plays later the Bulldogs pass to Robert Corolla and a 22- a desperation bomb some fortyripped their way to a stunning 1 21.O lead by the midway point of had marched to the Patriot goal yard pass to Brett Ragland to. yeards downfield. Willie Carter curled under the line and with 5:31 on the clock move the Patriots to the the second quarter. A strong Bulldog running went up by three touchdowns DeLand eight-yard line with a Patriot prevent defense, made a fingertip snag and raced in to - game, sparked by halfbacks when Alines bolted over from first and goal.togo. Halfback Eddie Stallings, complete a 60 yard play In lea Willie Carter and Elton nines the one for his second score of who chalked up43 second half than thirty seconds. pushed Deland to the early the night. ThYhia) attempted to hit Lake Brantley quarterback yards on ala carries, ground bulge. and Nathen Reeves for a two point way to the one-toot line Den Stower's troupe took the Tony Constantine provided the ma opening kickoff and drove 66 Bulldog's homecoming crowd one play later Constafltlne went conversion but was wide with a - yards in 12 plays with Akines with a hint of things to come over center on a keeper to make sideline pass as DeLand took as he craftily ft Deland 21, Lake Brantley 20 the lead 27.26 with 59 seconds - scrambling over from the four left In the game. Yard line for the Initial DeLand engineered a two minute of- with 5:37 left in the game. Constantine appeared headed fenslve drive reminiscent of Fred Aim on's defensive ttouchdown. Lake Brantley had trouble Johnny Unitas in all his glory, squad forced the Bulldogs to for another miraculous drive With 2:14 on the clock and the punt from their own 25 after and passed the Patriots to the moving on Its first possession and caught up the pigskin when ball at the Lake Brantley 25- plcklr.g up just five yards in DeLand 2818rd line before quarterback Tony Constantine yard line, Constantine con- three plays to set the stage for being Intercepted by Lawrence was hit just before releasing a nected on six quick pass plays another crafty drive by Con- McKny to end Like Brantley's hopes. and marched the Patriots m stantine. pass attempt. SIDESTEPPING The rifle-armed senior The lanky senior hit Corolla The Bulldogs recovered and yards in65seconds, capping the drove to the Patriot one-yard drive with a seven-yard scoring with a 15 yard gainer, found finished the night hitting 24.44 yards. Jackson for another 12 yards attempts for line before being denied on pus to Scott Jackson. "It was a heartbreaker," said Constantine tried Jackson and then came back to Corrolla three straight attempts up the a two point conversion for a 21-yard -go-ahead touchPatriot coach Jim Riley when on again middle. Joe Picone, all 120 pounds of attempt but quick handed down play with Just 1:37 left In the smoke had cleared. "They beat us deep. Our kids the Junior kick specialist, James Robinson broke the play the contest. "It was a false motion, played with everything they trotted on the field for the field up underneath the goalpods for goal attempt but Bulldog coach DeLand to preserve a 214 gangster pass-right switch," had to comeback after being smiled Constantine as he took a down by 21 points." Stowers had something else in halftime lead. "We really couldn't do much The Patriot defense, which momentary sideline breather. mind. "They were moving their In the second half because of "Wenoticedon our first extra gave upll$nsldng yards ththe and poor field Position" explained for part cornerbacks up tight point kick that they pinched up first half set the tone of the night by stopping started double covr1ng our Stowers of the Bulldogs two on the wings of the wedge," inability to add to their early explained the soft spoken DeLand cold the first time It wide receivers." Corolla saw the crease In the lead. Stowers. "With our speed we had the ball. "We were afraid to open up With the help of an 18-yard two too. felt we could slip a receiver "The cornerback come upon too much but we had togolong underneath and get clear lnthe punt return by Jackson and a roughing the passer penalty me and I slid right im- when they pulled ahead with end zone." sipsind De1Ø1 Um Patriots d'is"," upIaIn4t glue. h then a ndut, to go." i - • tot)iIm1igts.as4 perfection but It was the and line. Lake Brantley was unable squeezed the pass where it record to 34 on the year as they result that cotmted. beadb'toa season finale with to move on Its ffrdthree tries hadtobe," Lake Brantley again elected Sen'Inole Friday. The .victory Picone, from his kicking but a beautiful leaping catch by position, took the imap from Jackson on a (bestantine peas to go for two pohds on the Improved the Bulldog'h season center and handed 00 to Wills of 10-yards pulled Lake conversion but DeLind stopped slate to 44. -- By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Editor ~ ___ __ Hawks Defeated PW IN __ lake Lady Hawks - to Coach toaetMleulsMinPt. W1ad1141 in the w't'ail of $he gg$ 1111 11% jj* Mover Hawks romped thriegh 1k, ng5f Ply.Star idwims. veflaykil. __ sad eas - - - 14c7-IR #4 9.3 : ' FA(,Of1, U7. 5%'/C R ( Co/?' p - . -, - wAf' $1.7 M Pro Bask.tball eastern Conference .-' ' ________ \\ laterday's Games o..ot NY R.n, a. Phil. it N'ilsiandors Boffalo at Washington Boston at Pittsburgh Vancouver at Detroit Toronto at Winnipeg Minnesota at Los Mg Sunday's Games Tor at Edmonton, aft. Plptsgt at NY Rangers Vancouver at Phila a' LONGHORN/MG' IN 0,4' .4 FCO'%' 12TIE 'iAr,a%t _____ ,q.4r,4t1. ________ ., St. Louis at Montreal Attatic Division '(4q/,yç M4Y4,Yc -'A,VCe Hatters Face Big Schedule DELAND - Stetson poured awesome,' promises Stetson night's scrimmage, including tgomery. These are joined by In 194 points in Its first formal mentor Gnn Wilkes. 'Look at seniors Dirk Ewing i23 1 and four newcomers and six adgame action of the season their resits from last year. Greg Guye (26). Both were ditlonal lettermen to make up Thursday night, as Stetson they are a good as any college draft picks of the Indiana this year's fourteen-man squad. green defeated Stetson white team In te country." Pacers In last year's NBA Heading the list of Six pla.ers return from last collegiate draft. 100-94 In overtime in the first of newcomers are two redshirts two Intrasquad scrimmages year's tan, led by playmaking Ewing, point guard Brad from last year Clifford slated for the Hatters this year. guard ltd Hoffman 9.9 ppg Weston (22) and Wilbur MonJohnson (6-8 transfer from Th e two squads vie again on and po er forward Tan Hall tgomery (20) paced the vieOklahoma) and Jim Ramsey (10.6 Nov. 7 at 7 p.m. '. 8.1 rpg). Ralph torious green team. Guye and (6-2 guard from Eastern . . The Hatters might have to Droll: r, 18.3 ppg., 6.3 rpg) a forward Frank Burnell (the Carolina). score that combined total again 7-2 giai from UCLA, returns at only freshman on the squad) led Saturday night, Nov. 10, to center, the white scoring tables with 26 Also returning from last overcome the visiting Athletes Thft players from Arkan- and 25 respectively. year's team are seniors Glenn In Action squad that will Invade ass' F al Four team of two All but forward Kevin Tucker Wilkes. Jr., and Marty the Edmunds Center for a 7:35 years a -- 7-0 center Steve (12.9 ppg) return from last Schuette; Corky Corzine and p.m. encounter. Tickets are on Schall, 7 forward Jim Counce, year's 15-12 Stetson team, in. Walt Kaczmarek, juniors; and sale at the Hatter ticket office. and 6- uard Marvin t)elph - - eluding reg ular starters Ewing, sophomores Derrick McDowell Athletes In Act ion (AlA) Is add d- h and balance to the Guye, Weston and Mon- and Rick Roach. probably the finest team t he team . flatters will face all season, bar "Ma AlA players could IIIIIIIIIIIII none. That's might big stuff, reap titer financial rewards Will Hold Any New Shaver considering that Ohio State, in the )rofesslonal basketball Oral Roberts, Marquette and ranks states the team's Barber Or Pet Clipper Old Dominion, to name a few, media ulde, "but the lure for Till Christmas will take the floor against the these iletes Is not financial. It 2 FREE SHARPENINGS WITH ALL NEW stems m a desire to proclaim Stetson five, But last year, AlA - the their faith in Christ." 5 SHAVERS PURCHASED -'9.00 VALUE athletic ministry of the Campus Droll er recently turned * IMI CHRISTMAS WRAPPING WITH PURCHASE OF NEW SHAVER * Crusade for Christ defeated down three-year, no-cut, Ohio State (83-71), Marquette 8400,0 contract from the New (83.75) and Old DomInion (66- Jerse ets. STORE HOURS; WEEKDAYS AN -4 PM. SATURDAY -B AM -1PM. 69) en route to a 28-5 record. FIvi Stetson players scored 211 N WOODLAND BOULEVARD DeLANO PHONE 134 5133 11*11 i lUWI iOc&,tCl_ mione to ete _ ISUUI&1 " 'They are going to be 20-pIt points In Thursday ' $ - \ ' - - \ ELECTRIC SHAUER CLINIC - i I - den Holds Lead PINE MOUNTAIN, Ga. leader Dave Barber of Bakers- Mountain View Course even par (UP!) Bob Duden, a 30-year vifle, Calif., and Jeff Steinburg and was pleased with his veteran professional golfer, of White Plains, N.Y. position after two birdies and a - DetroIt Morton will be w'lthtg PoCbit Detarally. - sn. His-all Pees, by Tam Viaceot STRATEGY Patriot defensive coaches Fred Almost and Sam Momary talk strategy with linebacker Paul Orofino on how to stop the Bulldog running game. The Patriots gave up 118 yards nuking In the first half but forced DeLand to the air In the third and fourth quarters. - Seattle $6 / - am= _______ -- A ,nd Mahaffey Not Smiling,inAthens Despite Holding Lead In World'Golt Cup 0 Vancouver 44 ChIcago $3 61 $715. $ 4 6 4 12 St. Louis Winnipeg - 463 Ii 1 1 3 11 2S I S 2 9 2 6 IVegas 110 11111-11- 1* 1r-:, -, 0 - NII* SeiNe 114.118 4103.30 Is. 34' Jilorza 7 Martinis ~., I ~ 11~~_ - -.- a , . 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S. 111 511450 - , 1 1 ,C.a,,,.,e1. ic, is, ks.I bsda 'Ia..e u... _i - I BATTERY g Additional parts and may be needed at e,tra cost For most US cars 48 88 services ss sq - 5 ' UT.NM l Sale Price -- 4 Days - I For Many Cars and Light Trucks --- 111IJIuIalSu $idOmIniTtI skØuP.w 64esss- S. £dd,t,oi pans and eqvicIs. '- - _____ I 510114 70.1$ 47,55 i-es /4 $.11 00-3)111.10:P43-11 174.N:Tfl3.70 610.45. ____ I __ -. Winnepeg Coach Suspended 'I 4~z - Oft ___ ____ I RADIAL WHITEWALLS - I 7.003.3° The glass partition separating the and vowed It would not happen MONTREAL (UP!) Edmonton NIL has fined Winnipeg Jot. players' benches from the rink again." Colorado Coodi Tom McVI. 0000 and to get at Atlanta CoaCh Al O'Neill noted thjtMcVI.had Wei" Caitarsace Teeth SIMS susvend.d him (ruin coirhing MacNell. been Involved In a similar in. Nerds 041515. 11.011* 0-10 duties for the next three gain" W I. T.Pt*. lArla seasonand At Ata hearing Thursday before 11 '4' '4' - Montreal $ 3 3 it 1 UrIzar for his conduct during a brawl been put on notice by the 445 7 6 3 10 lIra EXSCItIYS vice President Los Angeles 0(4-7) $4.Ni PU-I) lH.Il,T 04 In Timidsy'. game With the Brian O'Neill, McVI admitted league for his action. 1 1 4 12 Hartford 4 4 3 U I) 017* Pittsburgh Minds '. "In reaching this decision, he had acted Irresponsibly. 6 2 10 Detroit consideration was given to 1)10 1445 3 ,,Has a ldan.ve'.s Adams Division Mcvi. and eld players, four h no explanation for McVI.'s ' 4' 2JosiMartlnez W I. T P05. m, the 350 of t Jets, was ejected his actions other than he league," O'Neill said. "HoweS 3 2 is $AlivaAlhi - Minnesota •(31J35.$,p(14J 1$7.PSaT(S4- daft a W'1-dairing ,'el" became &&&I& seeing his vet, It C-"mot be emphasised 7 4 3 $7 buffalo 1) 15141 7 3 3 "Von in the third period of the game players Involved in an shares- enough that a coach or other - - TV0iWO , i ii at Atlanta. 64534' IMaenIsElonia 0-40 tion which was t.áh* piece on team officials mud set an 4 2 $40 141 Zlra.Elexpe Friday's Rests Refers. Ron Hoggarth'a the Ice at the time," said etample and any misconduct OArla.Zirie 5.00 $11-1)U.ISsP Atlanta 5, NY Islanders 3 report of the IPridini aid O'Neill Friday. He exPressed ca their Part refleetson the dub Y U-14)1SI51. 11.53 91.15; Chicago 1. Hartford 2 0341.159 MCV e A-L$43, Kindlei*tssi'plid to scale the cusp I'InhOfle for his conduct and on the dire league." MInnesota o COIOrM, $ . - STEEL BELTED -. ____ 4 I 2 10 2 SIlbasAlda 6 Ira-Via Smythe Division All Tires Plus F.E.T. Each "OUR BEST" RADIAL ___ Washington Plus 1.62 F.E.T. Each WhItewall. 2.88 More Each - ' 1.3$ sOhil ISU 10•$S 1-44 u,s,ta *t so 31.5$ li-si bull soss 12.0$ lou "s"o 1.'-'s'.ve ...--..-. I- - Pro Hockey p988 lOSS jot. jo.00 l3ê.ss t'sss 19.05 - T ___ ______ 6 10 .373 51/1 CHitS ,, Our Rig. 27.88 A78x 13 urn us. uti itv. I sn,io o,.ss12,S$ ti,,z tot,..1 11.81 j 1718 14 1),I$ tili,* 11.55 - - ____ Q(44)40.$0,P(14) 111.11: T(I.42) 313.20: DD (II) 13YAL Train er's Strategy Has Paid Off For Colt Golden Act LAUREL, Md. (UP!) Back "We thought that his kind of some of Its prestige In recent ThIrd Game Friday's Results when Golden Act was running stride would make him Just years. Still, the last three grass 1 Cli.Ko 3.10 3.10 6.50 Boston 127. Kansas City 119 Pits-Peru $40 1.10 In the Triple Crown races, right for the turf," Rettele said. champions have won It. Wash 135, San Antonio 116 $ Negul.Reyes ISO fifllgilJng third In the Kentucky "It's kind of hard to Detroit los, Philadelphia , explain. Bowl Game, ridden by Jorge 0(1-3) 33.31, P (5-3) 91.70: ('' Chicago $07, San Diego 92 Derby and second in both the But If you've seen very many Velasquez, has won $465,738 this 0)712 0 Phoenix $10, Cleveland 106 P.sc*Gan. Preakneu and the Belmont turf horses, you'll know what I year while winning four of nine Los Ang 126,. Denver 122. ci SJoseOyanl 10.40 5.40 3.10 Stakes, trainer Loren Rettele mean." Saturday' s Games starts. lathe Turf Classic, the 52eIlbao-Ap 4* 210 knew the California Colt wascut San Antonio at New York 7 Legue.Vegas 4.50 Golden Act Is listed at 5-2 in year-old gelding ran down Boston at Philadelphia y out for better things. 14.1,, 0(2.5) 2740, (1.1) (.I. Washington at Atlanta the early line, while Greentree Native Courier in the stretch to 7) 319.40. Detroit at Houston He and co-owner Bob Phipps Stable's Bowl Game, winner of win by a neck in 2:28 14, four P0th Game Portland at Chicago 2 ArtaMartlnez 14.00 7.20 4.40 talked It over, and decided the Turf Classic at Aqueduct seconds better than any horse Seattle at Utah SM lo.AIda ISO 4.00 Golden Act had had enough of two weeks ago, had rim for 1 miles on San Diego at Milwaukee ISO is the 3-2 Aqueduct's grass course. Indiana of Golden State 0(1-1) 33.45: P (1-1) 71.0: r (-s. chasing Spectacular Bid and favorite. Sunday's Games Rettele likes Golden Act's 3) w.e. other dirt horses. In August, he Portland at Kansas City O th er entries In th e race chances, especially since the 3SIXIII Game ran his first turf race. Denver at Phoenix 1 Sablno.Pes'ez 10.40 310 3.50 Include Stephen Clark's Native yew-old will carry 120 pounds, Cleveland at Los Angeles 3 Rica-tar.• 4.00 3.10 The move was a smart one. Courier, Peter Brent's Ways, seven lea than Bowl Game. 2Zat,-Uriuidl 3. 110 Since losing his first turf outing Nelson Bunker Hunt's Trillion, Rettele considered running1) by a nose, Golden Act has won France's Ia Marmot and Son of Golden Act in the $250,000 Oak kvs* Sme his last three Marts on the Love II and Canada's Dom Tree Invitational last week at 2Echano.Reyes 14.10 4.4034' Campbell Cealsrmee grauile could dike a claim Alaric. Pod time Is 4:15 p.m. Santa Anita, but changed his S NiguiUrquidl 5.50 5.31 Patrick Division 4.0 to the nation's turf champion EST. W L T P95. $ Pita.Arana mind when It appeared the colt 0(2-5) ILlS, P (1-1) 113.91sT 1114- ship with a win In today's Philadelphia 10 $ I 27 The race, which has attracted had a shot at an Eclipse Award Atlanta 7 4 3 17 1) 34'IS' $200,000 Washington, D.C., Inhorses from as far away as voted on by the nation's turf Ilgh*Si NY Islanders S $ 3 $3 Russia and Japan, has lost writers. 6 0 1 13 SArtaArana 11.30 $1.00 7.40 tari,atlosial. NY Rangers San Diego ____ • Ussbwr$, Ml. Den, DsI.aiW. kl$$$m,,us4ity 5.5, 5,,,i. ut "AFFORDABLE" 4-PLY POLYESTER CORD BIAS BLACK WALL TIRES '- Jai- SERVICE HOURS MAY VARY. PLEASE CALL. shot a 66 on a wind-blown Playing In wind gusts up to 30 double bogey. Vincent vaulted course Friday to take a two- mph, Duden had seven birdies Into contention on the Lake stroke lead In the second round and three bogies over the 6,006- View with seven birdies and twc of the PGA NaUOII1 Club yard Lake View course. bogies In the lowest round of the Professional Championship at "I played well and hit my day which also was marked by Callaway Gardens. medium and short Irons pretty Intermittent rain. The 59-year-oldDuden, who Is close all day," said Duden. The field of more than 310 a tour and club pro veteran, "But I've had my rounds on the players was reduced to the low added his four-under-par round easier of the three courses we 00 scorers and ties Friday. The to an opening 70 for a six-under play this week." final round will be held Sunday par total of 136. In second place Barber, who led the opening over the Mountain View course at 136 were Orin Vincent of round play with a 66 Thursday, In the 12th annual event which 'I- St. Louis at Quebec Colorado at Buffalo SUN. THRU WED. SALE S - Hartford at Chicago Houston 47 4 Alai Western Conferen Midwest Division W L Pct. G5 ORLANDO SEMINOLE Mllwauke 11 PIRDAY RESULTS Denver S 10 .333 614 First Game Kansas City 5 $0 .333 6½ 2Zate.Amo'e 5.10 920 7.00 Chicago 4 11 .267 7' 6.00 4.30 Utah 2 11 .15-4 5½ 3 Jose-Beta SNegulElorza 6.00 Pacific Division 0 (23) 30.41 T (1.35) 416.11. W I. Pd. Os Second Gem* Portland 11 4 .733 IClIonIz.Quiola 13.10 7.70 3.10 Los Angels 10 4 .714 4late.Koldo 5.30 4.00 Phoenix 9 6 .400 2 4.10 - Golden St. 7 S .553 2'/z 2 RIca.Beltla ce moot ___ 10 S .057 7 7 .500 2½ 6 9 .100 4 6 9 .100 4 5 5 .355 4 ' Mt. DersAt. Confer OiSAC4daiIy. Sun. I2 ___ THE BW)NO P lmi 6 . i' Atlanta .5an Antonio Cleveland IndIana - 5hsi 5an$sid end Oriands daily 5W$:1L Sw,. 31.4. Du EBOARDMWENNORNMORM :... ø6N24',bcN6t AI%'P W#/7'E," . cause for optimism," a hospital spokesman said. ;. ... I'..!*. _______ _____ .....-:. It. '- I COf.fP/tO "W127V 4 You/f 6 ly .'.- ______ _____ Ar TEXAS' ..Ile INGLEWOOD, Calif. (UP!) - Los Angeles Lakers' Coach Jack McKinney remained in serious condition Friday with a severe head Injury suffered when he took a spill from his bicycle' and hospital officials said he had Partial regained consciousness. "He Is semi-conscious and becoming more responsive," nursing supervisor Barbara Joseph of the Little Company of Mary Hospital said. Doctors said no concrete prognosis was expected until next Tuesday or Wednesday at the earliest. "He's showing improvement and this shows - - - V. ,, . . Laker's Coach Satisfactory ___ • , ., The Reds have assigned the contract of catcher Don Werner to their Indianapolis farm team, putting the club's winter roster at the 40-player limit. Lake Brantley wldeout Robert Corolla sidesteps the Bulldog's Gary Wilson (74) after latching on to a Tony Constantine aerial and picks up yardage down the left sideline In the Patriot's 27.28 loss to the Bulldogs. 374, 28 strokes behind. I Jslm tIara $31, Wililam '' U.S p hun, rid in the lane er caiva I,. played en aid That WINIIS flUid •••4 Nov wq tL 1en." Jirdon IN Prank PriM 51%, rivals Paraguay a alt match win Mr 'that MN.N.MMI 5shO$lnMJ1I, tkindlmuddth, VIA rid atbeUlpirleddIA,ts Intheiiu _I, aid; there Is lIttl forgiveness Ia lfi7lSiMdtkit5ii.,ls.aiuj. F$aidfl sholgh.Ij1114 It uinnard Lens ate. Gal of t In ed aimed iwo 'oV. streks i I putaorp wI1k tWwa, "Five aid a half boar. fir a 1sumg the fairways. Tb. should be found. The auggation Ajmej - . - .11 meter. NfaM Ps$s by TIM VêRCSM . ____ 'Oft , FRED41j.j, IN .... - . . ..,., - - %\ Promoted to the Cincinnati Reds' major-league winter •_- ,W-.-- - - - __ __ ____ - CINCI NNATI (UP!) Jose Brito, 20, a rlght.handed pitcher, and Steve Christmas, 21, a catcher, have been 0.5*5V $SC1* IInl: vie si.Cir., VIlINS. TV, VIUSS. Ian. lenee knldifl, J4p, Tir?li Van w A1I?S Ores. (UPI) - ow fluid, to %bearstaoo'i,kt,tbeir ruond Is much he l. We r1 Is pretty deap in MW was to let the leaden We Lien Cars, RIP D'ipnel lire.. i, nwbnu,iiisahrndlisio WO, at, *s _usd of timid in warm rmuMn oaths were held up at uiady every plac11111 aid the tress very ørst. CuIsVs Place.among th.- ,wI tap p, Mi mid dale In we Nd to USPi.rd, per-71 OW.1. Clubbb on the kick ms." thick." NIi Games: WUUIM Olell ill, ti vssy rota lbs Inl,1deaim aenL r"tr, tbe $4 ye.'dd - U.S.(su 'INs coarse Is too toh (or, MN. N.M S14$73, No. sullivan The wide gulf ssparMi I & rg BiNd t me *m.0 WI, Jud Ouiniiven IS) J Him staid Scotland Ta u ooerse med of the playen here. They povsrtj golfg co4 fre is., bru., csml1sd a usrn.wa 0.amansiiiueecs a rr _g • (dlewidbylral(31) tekta'theuaJsdt tube lee lang. play tie mesy thsliarnerswasllled,gsd W111111111 -111, So to" of Fry y IIS()heflt..flai oftbsNplsyinieompstb.in Milks an held yeg up. The theperfirmameofy - OshliUl leI.WL Clwc& lle*tir ares. ut *lkIOpsupiiMed$beand 1he an" ,d. JikiNsw.tiaMiil. pididafltodaida1 pecedp1aymsda It ' who had $ig.Sda sup smIle: LarrY iudn omme3j ae28a 144 ham in. "ft's oNe of lbs t* heap 5 ernodratad lbs I _ Reds Promote Pitcher Brito Irwin Debris Sunke ale and fir the twice; Debris $wte $4. ,,_ - -i ' led Phoenix with 25 points. Laken 126, Nuggets 122 - - - Grmsman3.le;OttQrann,mana. Ili Helen Kaminsky 3-Wi Andy Patrick 340: Marlan M1lisr3.IO: An ostatealag year cams to Louise WoMen 3W; Mliii $urka 3W /1/5 S'/P/MG"R5Par4r,o,v W?Y,4W'VCIP WNE,V #6 fOO'cQi'iR 5-5-i ZQ*' . gP 'rTa 'W8$ t' c..4'CW4' /N It was the thLd straight year Watson won the men's award and the second year in a row Lopez took women's honor. Larry Nelson and Hale Irwin were second and third in the men's voting while Jerilyn Brits and Pat Bradley were second and third in the women's balloting. in the sacks In sparking the dub to a "We're facings pretty dem "Except for Pittsburgh Jets, Pittsburgh at Kinq Cl 74 recorel pIffl., (which defeated Denver, 42-7), Oakland at Houston, San Die goo4 r*,, MaCII The Broncos, 74 and tied for who saw nobody's scored more than a at Cincinnati, Seattle Mos,wbohuwontiwisd ftrdpincelntl*-McW.mwjth dirtii NFL quitterriots wosmdfroma3-lltoa WochdownonthemIntheirJ Cleveland, Los Angeles backs. That's wh,, tis0 to" state 'lace rogaleing lbs SanDiego,wadtoksepGrogas llnscordkihisflrg two yam to,, or five pines," he said. Chicago. Mümesola vs Gre ahoilv4.I da. N.. 1 , km in ,be's kiM with the "They're a tremendous defIn. Bay at Mil waukee, St. Louis GrogM laid. Ms AFC End. Haul. WOW ' II1IIIS to dangerous. The Patriots' New England eiv, team. I JiM hope they give Washington, San Francisco llviMá i,ià p,uio stray in far from the Mealy qua'terhock come. ON two Erhardt realizes Denver's us something." New Orleans and T___ Bay s. it pot. Morton meig gum.., but st Elsewhe re in the NFL Sun. Det roit I. a , BIOS c day, Baltimore Is at Miami, day, øi,, tike habit of dofidag the leg's Patriots' detaiN, which has Grogan'a.avvy,vsnmonethan to breathe (ii, in the raiM Atlanta at the New York Philadelphia Is at Dell potent offeapu, and recorded a league li:g 43 his statistics. Monday night. Giants. Buffalo at the New y Mile High atmosphere. New England'. Steve Grugan by,bJan AKERS'ACRES The Golf Writers Association of America announced Friday Tom Watson and Nancy Lopez have been voted golf's players of the year by members of the Cincinnati-based organization, New England's High Powered Offense IGet; Stern. Test In- Mile H1egh Stadium - BY Usiuid ftm iuioriattesal Second.yeai- pro Mike Levensel- - W I. Pd. Os ::::ioston 10 2 .533 '-'Phlla ii 3 .716 ,Now York 7 4 .535 3½ .Washlngtn 4 6 .100 S 4::$,w JirUY 4 10 .250 7 Central Division By Ueihed Press ktoraathsal bidding to go over the .500 In other games, Minnesota in lass than 10 minutes In the Former Whetlpeg Jets' star mark, took an early 2.0 lead on nipped Colorado, 14, and first period. Terry Ruskowiki has not goals by Gerdie Roberts and AUada topped the New York Pleas. 8, WsI forgotten his WHA heritage Mark Have. Then at 12:00 of the Wanders, 52. Bob MacMillan scored a goal even though he now Is the new second period, Ruskowsid P4.rtk Stars 1, RockIes I and two, assists and Eric Veil captain of the(*ago Black scored his fourth goal of the Slav, Payne and Al MacA- addsdtwo goals toupAtl's Hawks. year tolgnäe Qdeago. dam each scored two goals to unbeaten streak to seven "I get up when we play for- - Rich Preston, tied the score, lead Minnesota, despit, two games. New York, now 144 on mar WHA teams because I feel and then Mike O'Connell and goals from Colorado a newly the road, fell to $44. Bryan I know their style and an better Tom Lyslak scored. acquired Mike McEien. The 1utt1er and Davq Lewis scored prepared against them," "ft's a thrill to be named game was marked by ix goals for the Islanders. Ruskowdd said Friday night captain," Ruskowskl said. after his goal helped (likago "When I wall a kid my dream score a 4-2 victory over the was jot to make the NHL. I Hartford Whiten. Mill can't believe I'm Comeau Former WHA club Hartford, - It's a good feeling." Loudon l0: Louise Weston 10, WASHDAY DROPOUTS Mary McPherson 105; Helen endl IpIU$M-L Whiz Kids, Sex Symbols, Pinch Pins, Kilibiro 104: Lillian Pohl r %4; $i ' Iryns 104, Trudle Liy IUI VlkIn, Clock Musters, Shamrocks, He slots, Drip Drift, AIIIV Cats, Gladys Orinnsman in; sarsera K.wwl His & Miss Mak..ups, Three iu High kviis:Andy Patrick 553; ½. sess a Curves, kattir Pins, Hoyt McPherson $34: Martin High Games: Andy Patrick IN. Hansen $13: Mliii S'inka Si; lam $7; Mliii Lsudsn $4; Ill. Marlin Hansen ISO, Nit, Kamkisiiy Ed. Knssel $4: Trudla UhhlUy 103: McPerson ISOt Marvin McNu$t Irving Pried *, Jerry Lsudsn *1 Adrian Jerry Mac McKlbben dfli Helen Kilibir, Sam Kaminsky 10; , MK McKue.n 10, Mliii 151, CSWI,,W ,. et I. $7; Jerry Lowden 1.7, Lull. .lin en 1.7, Jim Arroyo 5.11 Adrian RPSS 27' Hareld Pea 4.1; Jul Llghits.y IL 3-I0: Gladys -We knew they would be way nnati Bengals as a free agent at CINCINNATI (UP!) - Gervin poured in 37 points for past Cleveland. Truck Robinson Cedri Maxwell scored a the Spurs. season. h 27 points and Dave Bulls 107, Clippers 92 know what. ' Lopez, Watson Honored -. Denver, 26-122, in overtime, scoring champion George ing to snap a tie and lift Phoenix on the Pistons -he just didn't Celtics i, K(ngs 119 points, but the key factor In each of the first three quarters, up emotionally or way down," Cowens added 25 to power Rookie David Greenwood Guard Norm Nixon scored Detroit's 106-98 victory over but the 76ers took an 66-85 lead Cunningham said. "They were Boston o Its sixth straight scored a c areer-high 29 po ints seven points In overt ime to li ft Philadelphia was a solid early in the fourth period only up. I thought Detroit had a victory. e triumph im proved and Reggie Th eus add ed 26 to Los Angeles. Held to six po ints defensive effort, especially on to have Detroit outscore them, great effort." the Celt record to 10-2, best help Chicago snap a sevengame duri ng reg ulation play, Nixon 76s' star forward Julius 21-10, in the next six minutes. Elsewhere In the NBA, In the antic Division. losing streak. Freeman hit all three of his field-goal Erving, the league's third- Lanler had eight points during streaking Boston beat Kansas Bullets Spurs 116 Williams led the Clippers with attempts In the five-minute the spurt. leading scorer. Elvin Hyes scored a season- 26 points, City. 127-119, Washington deovertime. the start of the season, will replace Vaughn Lusby as the club's No. lpunt returner against the San Diego Chargers Sunday. Levenseller returned punts in college for Washington State and last year In the pros for Oakland and Buffalo. . Chicago Over Har' ,fford -KegIer!s Komer CINCINNATI (UP!) Detroit led by nine points in McElroy combined for 46 Levenseller Replaces Lusby - I . -: shooting from the field. Bob Lanier and James club announced Friday. O'Brian split the 1979 season between the Cardinals and their Class AAA club at Springfield, m. - - - .~ ' a five-game losing streak. contract of pitcher Dan O'Brian from the St. L,is Car- 1 Rus kows ki s Goal Helps . defense Friday night and broke season low of 13 points on 4-of-13 dismissal would have an effect SEATTLE (UPI) - The Seattle Mariners purchased the dinals, bringing the Seattle roster to the 40-man limit, the :. -- By United Press International Terry Tyler, a second-year,6Doug Collins had 21 points to feated !in Antonio, 125-116, high 34 points and Washington Suns 110, Cavallers 106 The Detroit Pistons were foot4 forward who Is one of the pace Philadelphia. Chicago wned San Diego, 1a7' equaled a team record with 42 Walter Davis and Paul Introduced to Interim Coach few NBA players who can leap Philadelphia Coach Billy 92, Phoer x beat Cleveland, 110. assists in beating bitter playoff Westphal each sank two foul Richle Adubato and some with Erving, held Dr. J to a Cunningham knew Vitale's 106, and -0s Angeles defeated rival San Antonio. Defendi nd remain- From Ste Louis Cardinals Helter=Skelter Homeco mi ng D og Fig ht 1 Vetense And tu -90 Victory With Mariners Purchase O'Brian . 0. Detrol"t Greets Interim, Coach Adubato I IN BRIEF I Sunday, Nov. 77, 79-3B I p DeLand Edges Lake Brantley 2 7 -26 In I.. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 88i 04101 is I YOUR CNOICE 'EACHI *JJGUMENT AND ou, LaP'., :,-ge ii. • WHEEL BALANCE fir'. Labor included, other Site Price services extra.........5.5$ Deluxe Hvy-Outy Shocks. 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LY DEMANDED A CHANCE .- - DsCIerk Eve dslft,salarye Dgyslpnef$Nsrd PlaintIff, ministration Of the estate SO Hilais Os Pus Scuds, deceased, Pile ZENEPHA CALHOUN AND Number N.411.CP, Is CONSTANCE C. FIX, Circuit Court for -Seminele Defendants. Csunoy,yerId teolvislen. au S - vs RN. 0.4 & III,lvii Ip time. Applykiparsan lanuen Rslno & CIilValisCetit Ce? ' III MilIsliulUe. ___ - ___ Carny Courthouse, North Park *vsje, ____ F 32771. The persinal raprawutalivs ci the eslatelsjehnAlan$c$sads,stuees adiass is 001 $erran$a Circle, Winter' Park, FlorIda 11711. The' , ____ - - INTHECINCUITCOU13I1TN FOR $SMINOLI FLORIDA. ____ forlil hsl. - FOR THE OPPORTUNITY, NbWYOUIIAVIITI CALL. JOANNE AT 1534170 . JUDICIAL CIRCUIT. represintaflys's aI*fse'v ale sl *$ psrseas'havk claims' or demands agaInst the islets ire rsqklred, WITHIN THuR MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP 'THIS NOTICE, $5 Ills *1111 t$ cle$qlttsailsvsenurtawrNtss ifefomsl at any claim or demand wsymsy have, lack claIm Meg? - hi AND CNTY, ____ I I--. d -. COLLIEN, GALE 51EV $01, - - NOTICIOFACTIC S TO: K U N NI ? N - IN RU: Tiellorsegall ANITA MARIA LOWRY, Petitioner, is 115111.11005 b I en l$ajay, ow lOis ameun VERNON JR Cleveland. MI I Bridges, al ternays Is, Pleimiff, wheel ad. eos Is PI alIke Drewa, 1, Sanford, FIsria 11771, en en __ due'.aJi be stales If liii c' s, rg -. is Iii5fe5, tile '. shall be WATENLI1.OWRy. . tO em SilaS as alms for ftuUlI. ___ - NESTLE6 AMONG TREES, custom built 3 Bdmni,2 Bath - home with beautIfully land. scaped lawn, fireplace, abundance of storage, double garage with garden utility a-- i year warranty, $13,000. - to o. porsenalrepresentative l,J.pa hi SW *15 - - - "= Igi PaSida _mmsa ___ ' 4emoe SEILER REALTY - BROKER 2431 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 'I lisp *115: teaklng ten an extra t ASk Mom I Sad Os let near 41 yr. warranty. aenel CdiAatbir *. ''°"--. dN2: ___ sale. - - -- ____ - I SR I both. III. asmstslllv squIPpel. W.D. Call 153101 or NIce slanlor hems 3 SR 1½ bath,. comsonleot iocotissi. *itii. - Is INDUSTRIAl. SITE ' MONOGIAMCO. 115ev 1.1. III lCrS. lull per - REALTORS - .• S -- - - - ITtMPIR*RIN 41-Houses - I....'. -. • REALTOR 151.1111 - - OWCWTTIR -YOUR CLOIIT' 115 MI..' ' WO spats with a went .4 Islileilersil054111er RIIUS REALTY - S P501? TAMPCOU.ICTioIss 1I$T*TI$ C*&LCSUCI ($1)m4l mi1 3* sq R. Cell for TAX *DVANTA.1.s sedi rslal W7 I STATUS_lOCATION, Blinloep Sisliw, Sow. 41 + PR + 111115. $11105 Fart Lv... AM I - lN,,.. jp r" I ___ - - __I *iJ at V St . f--' . Jl00lIIIINSsNP5 -. . :' . ' - . -. 11 ms I ILlS slusN r___ ILlIShI - J 4.11. Is. a. . I) . . SI _____ ___ ,• -_.-_ ..,.'- ,,. p . I,flJfl -1 :-- . - P.' . FHA.VA. PItA 23$ I UI *W* ttlfl*INIIIAM ___ _- '' .i-I-_ _______ REALTOR - ___ kanchfIce 333 3333 , .-:. ;."• --'i -- . - di$cialng buyer. Oval. material. Exquisite work. mlp.15L,grsel,m., 'gems rm S -, ' '.,...-.'.'. - ,,. , L'.....e '4, .t;, - . '- , ______ t ''sr ..r ,t ', - .1.., ,'' - 45 ' '.4 , . ;,i -c r4 4 . - .' .. - , 4, - - - . •1 p - 4 -- - - bek fapd, we - mist have lids slut 04*111 Truly worth 115mb. JOE AESN$ REALTOR A$$OC. 'I- 11*Ll$tATROlcI,INC. REAlTORS 531-341) - .. '-S ,;.S ,• .. i 'e . . -- 1' I I BEDROOM CENTRAL. AlL FULLY FURNISHED ON I CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NIAR 0CM-A 5111*- SELLER WILL - TAKE-. - - -, MINT $1101.11 11ALY. 5*0111. 31I1 327-1471. pplIwceSmUl fern. slays.). 2.1)401 Not living acu. - ' PaØto's *41ev. --REALTOR.3119015. $31.05.' - - - I 01,35.0W $3II*r 3fl-flN - -, lvi ike help bed a $3$ Oak perch rnturs, $2e.l$; motel desk, $10. Jenkins luke PvmlIwrs. *1. tIlts 55. 323. -051. Danny's Auct hon 322-7040 327-1405 Buy Sell -Consign .j, - - mvrg ave. JJJ_)iij FOR LESS ThAN - COMPARE THESE FEATURES: LARGE POOL Must sell. *977 Vega, radio S hIt.. low mileage, clean, 5)995 or best oiler '69 Chevy Wagon, '69 Ford LTD 2 door, both good condition. 323 9400 Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323-3564 or 373-71*0 1967 Chrysler S W. AT, PS. PB, AC. New trans. 1295.11 RUNS? 327 7697 79-Trucks-Trailers '79 Subaru Brat truck-I wh Sr. 27 mpg, reg. gas, low ml, like new, still under warranty. 323 6700, repossessed, used very short tI'nl. Original $153, Ni. Sill or $31 mo. Agent 339.5354. . CARRIAGE COVE suu Ford Granada 1975, PB, AC, PS, Very good cond. Asking 5199$. 331 5035 323-3147. Acc.wsti.g COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE Business Problems 343359$ Box 1027, Oviedo 32745 Air Conditioning It Oondltioning, Heating, Electrr cal. Plumbing Service I Repair. Cgil Larry for Free 1st. 4714794. .I1Rorsdad-I1ns. BoaufyCiui € pI mine IMI.E..f 17.91 - Can SANFORD $160 CERTIFIED LAWN I LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 322-7907 - CommercIal I Residential Sod, shrubs I. hedging 'Cetimiclil. - Yard debris, Trash - Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 34.$37) MEINTZER T1LP ia or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 21 yrs. Exp. 549-$362. CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUP4, ADS. READ I USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. 's1sm.klng Peinting Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3320707 - Al B PAINTING Residential I Commercial )22-$712 IS' cull dsesl Iener, Frigidaire Used 4 months, $300. Call aft I $407. rywall, Ceilings, and Walls repaired. Res. I Comm. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 333-26*1. Remodel I Additions. Call 531-5399 or 0670136 liiflng tNair ANIMAL HAVEN sq & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea -control. Pet Professional 132-OWl -LIONS OF DOLLARS in Reel state is sold daily in the assifled ads. Nothing small tout that. PsuNO tchers pressure cleaning irvice, mobile home, semi -aliens I IV, residentIal & tmm. property. Free est. 322- 123. RIR Pressure I Steam Cleaning, Painting. Roof, homes, fnebils homes, elc. MobIle horns special 17*40, $27.50. Reasonabl, rates, all wt over. 323-7153. e$c.Waynelsal 377.1331 INTCONT. ALUM. SIDING AIPENTER CONTRACTOR 11111. 3734121 Push button coapreis, has caroal. still 1* warranOp. Iw.gesaIIy $440. assurr.e mantspt 151 ml. AgemO-2$. IULATION - Batting, blowing, ACO Foam, Ilberglas I :eISulew. ewest picas. Ciii I' Ntflo-oi Quality - ANTHONY CORINO supplies, dog housis, Insulated, shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air conS. cages. 322-5752. I Mar, quality operatn yrs. exp. Patios, Driveways MICROWAVE 775 4)3•7 Eutsler PaintIng I Repair Nedollng-carpsqwry, painting. riaserlery, concnole, All wart refes$ienailv dens. Pro. stlmates. 30 vii. sup. Call 317. 1911; 331 7115. - afts Residential & Commercial Call 36$ 5342 IM 1 IENMORI WASHER -Ports, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 373 6505 Light Houllng Housewives CI.anlns Service 'ersanalized, fast, dependable Regulator 1 time basis DO wash windows I 477.1094 Washer reps 01 deluxe model. Sold SnIP. $111.31 usid shari time. Sal. $10.14 en OW 3$ me. 33,h1I0. Lndscaping - BC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add otis. Quality work, no lob too small. 1951914: ssus.a Refrig. Reps AMANA 17 tuft. Sold originally $114. new $744 or $31 'no.Agent 33S3S6. Lawn& Landscaping Call aft6 ôro.mIng&ussrdn 323w MON..SUpI. 9:15A.M. $:OSP,M. Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-4531. TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON wmenly Harrlstt's Beauty Nook Ill E. lit St.d232-3747 II CLUI HOUSE AREA S CITY WATER aød SEWER INCLUDED 'ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS luylseft NewI Used Furniture 37345535 $OOS.SanfordAve, I I _________ VybI' Vinyl repaW$rocols, Savevp,.siadOf reipilelstery charge. 50g.; S3-1VRIiSSDIea - Baby Crib newcand. Call 322-1624; 322-4410 MODELS ON DISPLAY p Yellow, canwiss. $31 - For$ais$3N$MehilshlMl ss1 picnic tails at bemiles, liii - Organs, 1g. Thomas, $213 Estey, small with chords, 117$ 05-1151 Sids-by.$Ide refrigerator, cellent shape, $050. Call 8a.m. to 6 p.m. 323 1567. From $10 to $30 - FURNITURE I THINGS 1977 Opel coupe, auto., new sticker, new It. blue p1., ex- BUY JUNK CARS 72-Auction exc. cond., $73 ea. inquire about light gold carpet 3230741. __________ - S -- - Couch. matdulno chair, 510, 7 burst orangs chairs, III; Twin Mattress I boa springs, - $21. - ... . ,.- - Sears 511 oven Elrange Warts Microwave ivan .1 . . . gaI - w. diannel CS bass. lee. Cone. 11 radiI 3 element beam. $05' CIU. telescopic pqie. 333-4610. Lake Mary, tear $eemhisls MO*tSAOi. IDEAL. 'GE?. AWAY PORt COUPtS$ WITH ,ORAClOuscsaIM ,'IOAT I FISHING EQUIP .Cou*v Wyfo- Caps Cad ter __ tractor log-dump cars, 1g. oval Stack with side track. $31. 3777311 or 3320*46. -le I - as rvi2MS $71 327-0441 - Larry's Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. BuV I Sell, the finest in used furnIture, Refrig., stoves, to'ls. se-Musical Werchandlse OWN - equipment. 322-5990 Cash 322-4132 ROISON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-97 Sanford, Fla. 32771 - "-'flogs Tyco train set, HO scale, I cars, 7 3321501 en eves. il31j nI71 . Vr Il *1054IL - Top Pr Ices Paid Used, any condition 644 8176 1971 SInger Future Fully auto, GE Upright Freezer ANYTIME Multiple Llsting$rvice WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 305 E. 35th SI. 323 09S1. 55-Boats& Accessories $ pc. DR set good cond. cane Bk chairs, S47SS S pc breakfast set, chairs redone, $45; 7 Lane step Ibis Inlaid wooden tops, $750. 377-1* leg. Real Estate Broker NilliNerS Several brass items, some antiques, good toys, plants, 1mower, I many misc. Items. 2 tam. -1903 Palmetto. Sat. 5:30-S. Sun. noon S off of total Inventory of brand Sanford. 337-572%. Freezer Gold, 21 cult. M.Unsworth Realty - WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Furnituri Salvage. 322-5721. niture Salvage *702, So. of $7" couch, 2 matching chairs, $150. 327-2773. BATEMAN REALTY - MODERN AGE PURCHASE S Suildto$uN-ourletoy.vrs. REALTORSW PARK- ____ SD-Miscellaiuous for Sal. cars, trucks I heavy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED new interspring bedding. These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyl Free local delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur- Will buy lit I 2nd mortages. We also make Real Estate & 322•2420 & '-, Individual wIshes to sell seasoned 1st mortgage face value at present $11,100 at 9 pcI. Will cons.oer aiscouni To yiesa in ii pd. range. Days 333-4426, night 322-1751. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODEL lNO& REPAIR S. G. SAL IPITE 372-0413 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES 1.1*0111 WI LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANY01111 JOiN THE ONE THAT'S NOlI Pa ____ - 47.A-,tgga ougN &So 61_Wants to-Buy Yard Sale. Some Tools Odds I ends, lots of goodies 172 Avocado, 9-4 Sail Sun by Trogdon. White contemporary table, a chairs I china, $499. 1 onlyl P4011's Sanford Furniturs Salvage, 17.97, So. of Sanford. 373-5721. 319-2500 CRANK CONST..REALTY ___ Horses boarded $100 'no., nice barn, 2 pastures, Ostein area. Great for hunters. 322.1003. SaveSopct.onanewlpc. DR suite We buy your equity. close in 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. Park. 444-1437. Warranted. Just 513.1111 SII& hUlL.. 11W1 slit __ fIOlithioIultoL 1903. tgage investflint, i33 S. formal Dl, PP I every Imagisabie fealursl app __ Moving Sale: 437 Oakhurst, Alt Spgs. (off Palm Spgs Rd.) Wooden Irm doll house w-furn, girls bicycle, Hammond organ, new BIG fools, port, humidifier, Sun. sofa, Orange Ave., Suite 201, Winter both Iignw in IdyllwIide with ml $ patio. Sunken LR.FR, SHOW HORSE For Sale 322 0539 many other items. Fri PM, Sat I 4 Pc. LR suite, $74, Colonial style w-high bk. Herculon cover, love seat, ottoman. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, I?92, So. of Sanford. 32? $721. Business loans. c'or$da Mor- WHAT A BUYI 3 BR, 1 beth hems, with let. apt. on Pg. loll lets kit. equipped. Carpet, fenced, many more extras I Great Inveslmentt BPP warranted, Only 135.7101 Top Dollar Paid for iunk I. used *977 Scout II IWh. Drive 323 SIO2or 323-1150 -64-Horses_ DANPdY'S AUCTION SALES* tall 337.7040 Si-Household Goods - turn, REALTY WORLD.. 77-Jurdc Cars Removed Make room in your attic, garage. Sell ldl• items with a Clessif led Ad. Call a friendly ad taker al 322-2611 or 131-9993. Moving or thinking of garage sale? Lot of work? Will buy from or silt for you. sale Furn. 2300 Industrial Blvd., Orlando. 1978 Caprice Estate Wagon, Auto., AC, PS, PB, AM-FM stereo. 15500 fIrm. 372 6777. Ilk S Tan. Has shots 373-1440 itemS, toys, misc. clothing Items. 329 Lombardy Rd. Fri., Sat. I. Sun. 5-S. FURNITURE-BEDDING Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole- Established plumbing supply I servIce business, tools, lix. inventory Ireal estate. Unlimited sales I service potential to qualified prin. cipals. $143000. Call William Maliczowski, Realtor. 322- carp., $32,900. multi-lock. FurnislisdI New carp. I wpapert Many extrasl Just $371101 For Sale Mate Doberman Neighborhood garage sale. Baby Dearborn, 40,000 BTU unventer gas heater, auto, pIlot control, like new. 372-7013 after 5:30. Losing your hom I credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equity. 322-0216. Gale Place, new paint, new IUPERI 351, 1 beth home with rental apil Move right ml _________ ____ Continued Sale--lots more items plants, silver. 10*0 Myrtle Ave. Fri thru Sun. 9-6. 322 096L S drawer chest, $35 Match. end tables, $10 cc. Dbl. bed Bk. case lid. brd., $30. Coffee table, $5. Travel fold. bassinett, $10. Bar, 54. 323-1440. 4.CommgrclaIPro,1y Stsnstrom Realty, Realtors warranted. Yours for $049001 !!"s pity. Country 54-Garage Sales including handmade gifts, Colonial Styli Cradle, 560 Usc'S 25" Color TV, $150 Call Sue 323-6440 - 373 05)6 Ph. 327 0352 Pit Bull, Rhodesian Ridgeback I Doberman crossed. 6 weeks old. Wormed, $50 cc. 323 7041. Irom S. Sanora. 322-9334. TWO PLUITWO IS FOUR And That's A Fact I Classified Ads Gets Results And That's A Fact Tool Compatible Associates Over 22 Years Experience For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb $tenstrom or David Fart at 377.7470. JUST LISTED1 3 It, 2 beth, brick home In ldyliwildel Many custom features on 1g., fenced, landscaped lot. SPP 327-S672 Wholesale Batteries. Guaranteed $19.95 up, also buy used. 3416 5. Sanford Ave. across LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. lOX 1795, SANFORD, FL 3277%, GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. Member Realtors & ERA National Neferral Service Realtron Computer Fuli.Time Office SupervIsion lOVELYI 7 BR, I bath home with CH.A, Fla. rm., sitting rm., ww carp., on a 1g. land. scapsd loll IPP warranted. Reduced to $31,100. S BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-311 E. First St. __________________________ Dominant Advertising 0 Hour Sales Training 7619 Orlando Dr. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE a. Acr.sge 45B-L, To Good Home MILLERS I. FATHERS. RUBBER BOOTS ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322-3791 JUST MAKE PAVMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 8314605 (Dealer) 20' Tandem Camper Nice Ph. 373-2125 Free Puppies Good used TV's, $25 Sup weekends. lull power make offer. '73 LTD. decent, make offer. 327 3513. 75-Recreational Vehicles 2k ittens for Sale $5 ea. Att.S 322 2)25 $493.75 bal. $153.16 or $17 mo. Agent 339-5364. office, $275. Texas Instr. calc., SR-SO, $25. 322 6665 eves. S __________________________ Large Listing Inventory many special teaturesl New 'CH.A. new carp., new roof I . Pie. rm.l Near schools $ shoppingi BPP warranted. Just $41,900. ____ - REALTORS $UPERI 4 BR,2 Bath home with .ZWI.$4.lfllNUl*VlCI RU ITT - '73 Ford I bird, AM FM stereo, auto 78-torcycIes TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. Victorian Love seat, new, nice for Sr. )-J4Ti, eve. Sanford's most well.known pro. gresslve Sales Volume Leader needs Associates, experienced or newly licensed Newt STENSTROM MORRIS GENEVA S.? acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000.10 pci. dwn. By owner Real Estate Sal.. ___ I MATE 323.7532 out, FR, fenced yard I Muds 'SANFORD AUCTION. 1215$. French 323.7340 I -_65-Pets-Supplies 53-W-RadioStereo -MlscellaI10ous for Sale Reg. REAL GATE Sr.ker ZION. 17.92, Cass.Iberry, Fl. 534-5200 Eve. 062.3411 Sc. Eves.322-0617,3fl.1511, 317-Ill?, 327 7177 207 1. 25th SI. Sanford's Sales Leader - H. Ernest Are pee wanting t. sail your home? LIST WITH UII garage uiIiu'. yvu cuuiu wso SunriSe'T' u yvu S _____________________ __ - - aSh - W S acres fenced, horse barn, 3 BR, 31. pool home. Many outstanding features. MULTIPLELISTINOREALTON 2507 Laurel Ave. 3 BR, 1½ B, *' beauty shop. $44S1OO - 3371577 - - 322.3451 '12 Nova SS. black on black AC, PS. PB, 350 322 2958 alter 6 1647. ,LAKE MARY - We Buy Wrecked Cars $ CASH DOOR PRIZE S IVISA-MASTER CHARGES $1,975 00. FOB. factory. Call collect 9a.m. 106p.m. 305-331- house. 11)0.000. HAL COLBERT REALTYInc. ' Oencad. double earege, famHr' ream, dining roam, central HIA, could have 10k. apt., 4 acres fenced, horse barn, good pasture. 2 BR, 21 home, guest Hidden Lake sub. off Lk. Mary Blvd. Almost new 3 BR,? bath, 2 car gar., cent. air, full carp., 1g. lot. Under the market. 543,500. S.. 2*7 PIn.winds. Owner. 562-7375 or 323-0061. CROCIET? span buildings (Malor MIg.) All buildings have 25 lb. wind load and arge tramed opening. 30' x 4' x *2' for 5.3.597 00; '10' x II' * II' for $1,949.00. 10 * 12' x 11' for $6,797.00, IS' x 96' * II' for MARKHAM LONG WOOD ROAD Ireker 290 N. 17.97, Casselberry, Fl. Eve, 007.3411 .;. - £2-A--Farm Equip 051 EEN 1 acre lots for as little as $500 dwn. Good terms. Hwy 12, 1 mile west 01 Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a puIic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 104W 5311 for further details. misc BUILDINGS!? Super SALE! All Inc. built-in Microwave, Near schools I recreation. $64,500. MOII of furn Load lrom N.J. + Ioal estates including oak bed, carved walnut Armoire, Sect desk, DR I BR suites + nice houseful of modern turn I, 322-914* .TheOreenhouse Eves afterll weekends PET UN lAS I VEGETABLE PLANTS 2101 Airport Blvd. MON., NOV. 12,7 PM. All equipment like new Call Woody 322 9436 CUSTOM BUILT 3 BR, 2B, Deltona home. C-H&A, w-w caroet formal dining, kit. H. Ernest 5 585 Case, Mower Harrow NEAR IDYLLWILDE ELEMENTARY 4 BR, 211g. fenced bh. C-H&A, ww carpet. $43,000. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620. AFRICAN VIOLETS OLD MIMS ROAD 20 acres 339-0509 331 050$ $0-Autos for Sale - dentlai Auctions I Appraisals. FILL DIRT P. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I Hirt 323.7550 steel, pre-enginetred clear 701 Bldg. E.Aitamonte Dr. Rig. 2g 62-Lawn-Garden 2 acres. Beautilul homesite. 3-40' on paved road. $7,000 acre. 322 5662. REALTOR" lo,i For Estate Commercial I Resi- ________________________ 323 5324 $42,900. ' ________________ 24352 5. French (1797) Sanford •111,10 IP;;UIANCNs N + FR, Ilulilint. II fost mmA. hI' __ ' ____ o jm . , pa 7* - Sunday, Noy.I;, hill-SB PUBLIC AUCTION. The Real Estate AaencV Inc., Realtors 4SRWIboIfi,vstpaintellnsls$ & P111kM, paIls endir toils. Merdel suwocis I. Mn. of 1 ye. iep.rs .ew.st. it Clinical work. Ability Sc $k& ISI'I.SçI*O from SISUIRI, flSU1L..W'I AINru.t, $78 or seivi7i ' MZ I uuussituuuuu•uu S I I U U U U U U U 322-2255. pasture and woods. Homesite at rear with excellent view. 565,000 with 25 pci. down and owner holding. E*EC. HOME I Custom I BR, 3 mediately thorsiltor. Irsisa• ShuN anduNlash Jvant It - Pianos I organs as low as $995. Guitars 40 pcI off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 7702 French Ave. 43-Lots-Acreage -- REALTY WORLD. TRl.PI EX I EACH 2 BEDROOM UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO ADD? UN ITS. GOOD RENTAL INCOME. AS. SUMABLE MORTGAGE. - SEAUTIFUL OAK TREESDelightful 3 Sdrm, Wi lath home, lore, ISO, fruit trees. close to bus stop, convenient location in Sanford, $33J50. S RUSTIC SETTING-' 4 ldrm, 3 lath home, 1 plus act. completely fenced, post. separate apartment, 1 yr. warranty, $13.05. JUST REDUCED FRAME DUPLEX 2 BEDROOMS EACH NEAR DOWNTOWN. PLUS EXTRA STORAGE BUILDING. AS IS, ASSUM. ABLE MORTGAGE. $37,500. - FlorIda weather In screened porch. Charming and ready for you t $45,000. gnIathrs. *-s*mlislvIis LUXURY HOMS. Ung.j1 $ I1IJJIIJESNII4 be SSINU wa* NS?,CSIF*CTION ww e Au. , YOU ARE HERESY w,,miso , ire serve a copy ci your Lt Priced right at $11,000. S9-l*jsicalIrchandise by Gill Fox - friendly ad-visor will help you. 4 BR, 12 bath, icr. patio, zoned GC-2, clean inside I out, ideal for Dr.'s 0111cc or beauty shop. Come runnin'I $39,900. 3 BEDROOM, EAT.lN KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST BAR, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, CAR. PETS, CARPORT. ASSUM. ABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. - .1. - - ATTENTION NEWCOMERSI Immaculate 3 Bdrm home. Buying beats renting. Inlay 3 BDRM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL AIR Lucille E. Dillon, Realtor Seethen Call (305)530-9025 3 BEDROOM,? BATH, COUNTRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, CARPETS, GARAGE, LIKE NEW, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $33,900. - SIDE GLANCES Have Some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell It all with a Ciassitied Ad in The Herald. Call 372-2611 or 531-9993 and a __ the foWl - - -- - IBR1 bst$isn 2 corner lets, aened ____________________- ' * * * * * * * * - , BREATHTAKING, view from this rustic NC. mountain property. Two acres on '• Near Franklin, N.C. rm, 3 lath Home, ens acre Is $1705 NANDYNAN'$$pIcl*L $ acres an Weklva RIver riser 51 40. Fenced, waler, etc. Reedy. 313.7571 or 3531101. S COUNTY. P1.0111*. CASE NO. 774001.CA4g.l Wits - - 3½WepNlu?emot 20M1tI1il.I$144)4 Q Tap pay, tics sl IN Till CIRCUIT •URp or THE IISIIIEUNTIS JUDICIM CIRCUIt SNANOPOR $1001111.1 ION, __ serve a apy of your wrlttbs -._-_ S MA EMPLOYMENT Your Fuhrrs0Cirsuirn rnprodiavssg341t4 C.rl*elPrmcil$lIIil - 4Dey or, - - - -1j•g;1 -- IN Iii Till MARtIAl PP KENNETH WAYNE $ VIN ' , - CASE NO. , 4444 SECR[TARY - REALTOR, MU . ________ - _______________________ namsansad*asselffisperseia$ terodaje.a lien en reel preparl1, situate, lying arid hung in Seminole County, Florida, moss oarflcs4ariy described as; lets 1$ mA 11aM 1111*5111 Vacated Street en huts, IlIck "0," *0. CHAPPILL'S $1J5. DIVISION, according to the P110 therasf,as,.(mrdodlnpla, Seek 1, pigs 71.01 the Pk Iec.mel 1.., leminels County, Florida. psyment program. Must be ails tolypel$WPuaccuratofy.s.w resume to P.O. Six till, sail. lord, Fl. 31771. Equal Op. beinga self starter 1W in Iri ____ - - - CLERK-TYPIST 30 hrs-wk for 14 meoths to ProvIde clerical supper? fee an emergency utIlIty I fuel Indapfeentparlers&Ny,plu5 ____ - • __________________ 110, $anlsrd Pt. 1071, Equal WANT a parsers wm, a __________ - Harold Hall Realty - _______ :v - a-.. - I ___________________ _____ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. CLAIMS OR DIMANDI FLORIDA. AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE CIVIL ACTION NO.70-00114*4g. AND ALL. - OTHER PRISONS A INTERESTED IN THE EStATE: ClTYOF1ANpORD,pLORia YOU AU HEREBY Municipel WPIiOtiIll. NOTIFIED that tlse ii., , *dsy$: __ ____ 4BR,1V,bstil _______ 2,ul'ig1u1,ve Retarencee.1fl.St14 _____ PRIVATE VOICE LI )N$ eaow - _____________________ __________________ ______________ I NOTICE OP ADMiNISTIATION TO' ST-I ZENIPHA CALHOUN 144443111 DITRY3IIPA S APO New York 01174 YOU *11 HERESY NOTIFIED lila,- an ada Is . ___ Cixprissers tsi-Miz __________________ IN THN CIRCUIT COURT, 11TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND MIS.. Nulls mAy, no ge,' ,s - ENjOY ____ - ____ __________________ _______ ST. JOHN'S RETREAT- Fiw. nishel 1 b*m home with blat slip $ river privileges for 133.10. You can't beat Ni ceuiwr-v bc., i. mo., * * * ***** ___________________ - - ..4,.-4 - GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3503 Orlando Or. 323-5200 VA I FHA rinancino 1451 Faimouth, Appr. $35,000 NER LOT. $21,100. - EXECUTIVE HOME ON WOODED /1 ACRE itS OtIS Of Sanford's most prestigious DELTONA $31,000-$1,700 Dn, F HA 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE COR- - condition. immaculate. Kit. chin arid dining room create atmosptser.of good living, See,. thisandyou'rehooked. 110$ I. 24th Street, Sanford. Hostess: Priscilla Greene. OPERATE your buslnels out of yourhorns in thIs beautifully rodawstsd 3 berm w-1I0O+ sq , Woft.landscapsL ig corner lot in excellent area. LOW mfg. so don't waltil woo.. - ______________ SPACIOUS 3 Bdrrn home. Mint , ________________ ,.:' - . S See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front I rear BR's. 3 - BEDROOM, BARN, TACK ROOM, FENCED ON 2 ACRES IN PAOLA. $31,500. OPENHOUSE Sunday 1-lp.m. REALTORS INC. S$1S32.r33,.47111ve5. ______________________ * * * * * * * Sanford-fenced back yard I. garage, sI&0o. 323-0734. FORIST GRIINI Price 137.100. JOhnny Walker Real Estate, Inc. 377-4457. Eves. so pct. assumable mort. 3 BEDROOM,1u BATH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM. CARPETS, FENCED, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. 1 BR horns close to downtown 3 BR home. Owner will finance w substantial dwn. $33,000. 322-2207. EARLY VICTORIAN 1591 MODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RESTORABLE CONDITION, $35,000, TERMS AVAILABLE, ________________________ Aitamonte Mall near by. I BR, IS, pest, 2 car garage, lot. assume loan. Call today. 003.000. - New Central H&A I carpet. 322-71%), 640-4357. W.GarrsattWhite Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Lake Mary, 3 BR, like new home on Ii. fenced lot. All aPpi. 1*000. Call Don Sundors, Inc., Realtors 423-2211 in 0,1. A?tr tws.callMartyShsptserd,Rs&ty AsSoc., 530.1111. ALLFLONIDAIALTY I SN CONbO, lItWcoNO, PUL. LV FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS $ DIsHES, INC *tr U?tLt- ____________________ - P40 QUALIFYING 42-?Mbile Homes 10 pcI. in), rile on this new 3 BR, 2B Cl home, W-C-HIA, w-w carpet I SC porch on a paved street, Phone3fl.1Ui,Sanford OPEN7 DAYS A WEEK for $âi øthons. o... t1wn. very *an I roomy. see lmmie Cn, 310 PaIm.slls Ave. , - 41-Houses - DeBARY - New homes with low monthly psvmentsliowdownoavrnents.: $jID to $44000.'32222$7. $24,30. Call for dotaus. _________ 41-Hojses - • ____________________________ pct. Interest to qualified buyers. 35* turn w.lnside utilIty mi, new kit fiosr. Homeis clean I cheery, 31*rtnuils _andi1d. * * * * * * * * __________________ . ________________________ _________________________ .:,; - 5UUUIUUUUSIUUUU REALTY, INC. REALTORS 0341041 Oldsrtstory,2B1, paInted-inside I mA. Owner will hold w. substantial down. Priced at 033.000. . 31A-OiØsi ChPlstlan Brothers able i story home; tIN trailer, gravity spins wster, nice barn I chicken house. $32.300. i.1P. _______________________ __________________________ 2 SR modern. gasliocetion FoncedMH,w.wcarpst Avail Dsc. 1.322.1112 ______________________ F4, __________________ _________________ 2. acres Ashe County. N.C. ssauntoi ut. prepgrty, rester. _____ _____ Christian Brothers Realty, InC. announces the extension of their sirvices to the City of Sanford. We Invite you to please call our iOCiate in Sanford, Mr. Don Con. 3234203. _____________________________ - __________________ ____________________ - .--- - REALTOR.3327alI REALTOR MU 1: formica kitchen, new stiag. OtIS. $225 Adults. Puns. avail. 041. * * * * * * * * __________________________ 5-Lost - ___________ ______ - I • • REAL ESTATE ... .. ___________________ Sanford-lovely 1 SR + dS, air, ___ - ---------- - CaliBart san oracious living. Rs. WoskiyIyraiglIft• . 1MVWI S. oak 041.7003,, _____________________________ * * __ . . . DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 2 BR. 1 bath, Pg. covered patlo,? and fenced baCk yd. EXTRA' room EXTRA nice EXTRA tiveable. $27,300. -. _____ - 5 : . S ______________________ 2P-. 00ms ____ ____________ VA.FI$A.235COfl.HOITIfl - unknown spouse, heirs, devisees, grantees, creditors, and all other CITY OP LAKE MARY, * * * * * * * * parties claiming by, through, under or against her, GEORGE FOX. JR., FLORIDA BORTION IVICESI if alive, and if dead, his unknown NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING EARN - PERSONNEL MGR. spouse, heirs, devisies, grantees, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: 1st Trilfllstet abortloi 1)00, Gyn CHRISTMAS CASH Ctwvte-420: Prop icy test; creditors and all other parties NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Big Co., Big Sal. male sterIlizations claiming by, through, under or the Board of Adiustment of the City 3$ teteøione customer service AAA EMPLOYMENT sitIng. Professlo ii care, against him; and all unknown of Lake Mary, Florida, that said clerts needed in Altamonte Your Future our rcern natural persons, if alive, and if deed Board will hold a public hearing at supportive atmos ire, con. Springs area. Ability to woit 12 FranchAve. 333-3171 Ildential. or not known to be dead or alive, 5:00 P.M., on Wednesday, under pressure and deal with Cornerof French I CENTRAL. PLO DA their several an respective December 3, 1111, to consider a . public. Work Nov. 11thru Dec. spouses, heirs, devisess, grantees, request for special exceptions to WOMAN'S HEI TN 21. creditors, or other parties claiming allow a shopping center for ORGANIZATI N * * * * * * business, shopping and special ______________________ INTERVIEWS natural persons; and the several services is follows: Multistory 0PE.CoionlaiDr.. 'undo MONDAY ITUESDAY Waitressesexp., nights and respective assigns, successors buIldings exceeding 33 feet, sale of 1110121 PAMt01IAMI1PMtD3PM Applvaft.rSPM in interest, trustees, or any oilier building supplies when contained Toil Free 1•100-Z tii The Scuttiland Bldg. Lake Monroe Inn, Sanford =,within a building, packag, stores persons or parties, natural or 2IL5.Rd.,WinterPark _______________________ underoraqainstanycorporatlonor and iounges, storag, and Salesman for institutional tow Why Be Lonely? W t "Get A other legal entity named as a dIstribution services, bakeries In for Daytona, Sanford, I NORRELL SER VICES Mate" Dating Servi All ages. Defendant, and all claimants, retail complex, manufacture and DeLand area. Salary PO Box 4Wl dec ater, i. persons or parties, natural orcor. assembly of scientific, optical and commission. Cad 041-1510 or pore?., or wtiose exact legal status electronic equipment, listing 041.1011. is unknown, claiming unoer any ot laboratories, to be built in a C.) the above named or described classification of the following 4*-Public 14o1 SI Wanted Substitute housekeeper. Defendants or parties claiminp to desCribed real property, to.wit: _____________ driver for elderly Cotte. Mull have any right, title or intsrst in ThafpartofffieNW¼oftpsapdW¼ save experience, patience & PURCHASING DIR • and to the lands hereinafter ci Section ii, Township 20 South, produce references, to Six 41 GRACE BIBLECHI4CH described. Range 30 East, SemInole County, CO The EvenIng Herald, P.O. Exc. pes., Exc. sal. May be the smell, iendly YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Plorlda,i,sstl,eWest3JO.oOfmAand 5i 1417, Sanford, Fl. 32771. eaptistic church are MA EMPLOYMENT that an action seeking to quiet and also less the East 41.00 feet thereof, looking for. 323.1410 Into. ,OIWCOACIrn VOt* confirm title to Plaintiff, ad its lying South of Lake Mary Boulevard For a cwe lnReal Istets CIII 13F,.Ave.ms174 successors, in and to the lands and Southerly of the SR. LimIted $2smper Agency, Wm.Stemper, ComnerolFrenchilOm iocatedinseminoleCounty,Florlda, Access Rlght.ol.Way, and less that 322-4111.' part of the South 200 feet of said to wit: NW¼ of the NW¼ less the WisP 471 The South 154.5 feet of the SW ¼ -WANTED FOUND the NW ¼ and the West ~ of the feet thereof, and also less the North Local business needs a qualified 375.) feq prosperitj-is, A way to Of the East at f North ½ of the SW ¼ all In i.ctien 234.24 teit manager for restaurant home. Send Sland SA5toM 14, Township 21 South, Rane 21 said NW¼ of the NWI4. operation. Must be bondable, Branch Co., *2.1, P.0,10* Ill, APARTMENTMANAGER The public hearing will be held in East, Seminole County, Fiorl4 reliable, pleasing personality Couple for modern 30 unit in Chuluota, . , the City Hail, City of Lake Mary, has been filed against • requIred. Send resumeto . . Florida on December $1171, at 0:00 are required to serve a copy c-c The Evening Herald, P.O. 1g. 2 BR apt. Minor Main?. P.M., or as soon thereafter Found, Auto Traln$. as written defenses, if any, to • on Box 1417, Sanford, Fl. 32771. duties, Will train, Sax 31cc The possible, at which time interasted Siberian Huskey P4, PAUL F. BRYAN of the I iri Evening Herald, P.O. lox 1117, and against th, request 1blue,1brneye.32i4 WINDERWEEDLE, HAlIdES, parties for LADIES Lightdellvery, must have Sanford, Fl. 32771. stated above will be heard. Said WARD I WOODMAN, PA, own car for delivery in hearing may be LOST: Brindle coloreit boil. continued from time mailing address is P.O. ( Delary and Deltona. Call 0"Grits". Golden Lk l.a. $100 WINTER PARK, FLORIDA 27,0 to time until final action is taken by Maids, part or fuil time. Steady 04531AM to S PM. the saId Board Reward.323-5277or37$34 mci. Experience & referof Adlustment. on or before November 31st, in,, This noticeshali be posted in three ences Preferred. Call 331-0003. and file the original with the Lcst,Chey. truck tireliw.I, lost 5055. thisdourteitherbeforeservlceupon (3) public places within the City of Sun., Nov. 1, PM, Ny. 1712 * Florida, at the City Hail Plaintiff's attorney or immediately Lake MarY, between Sanford $ óeLand. £tITOMOTIVEMACNINI$T thereafter; otherwise, a default will and published in the Evening Herald Reward. 333.4343 eves ASSI. BOOKKEEPER riliel a newspaper of general circulation Ins nsbuiides. em be entered against you for. the in the City of Lake Mary, Florida, p, Mactune. 301 . demanded in the Complaint or onetlmeatle.stflfte.ndaysprlorto Localfirm,toppay onIYI wages eammensurs?, w. Petition. ______________ the aforesaid hearing. In addition, __________________ This Notice shall be MAIMPLOYMINT noticeshaiiepostedinthear.ato -nceeathweskforfourcons,$Ive be Will baby sit in my COldaad at east I item days ENERGY PROGRAM weeks in the Evening Hesalt IllFrench Ave. 323-1174 SiNful mprior to till public hearing. COORDINATOR WITNESS the hand of the Clerk CornerolFrenchlIOh 3131 asytims. DATED 10.30.71 ,, the Circuit Court, Seminole County, f. CONNIE MAJOR emergency utIlity $ fuel FIorldLthustheu7thda)tofOCtober Babyslttingbnmytise Cliv CLERK payment program, Including 1171. --NtoIlt.dayoraftersel CTV OF LAKE MARY 'client intake & counseling, (COURT SIAU 333-1541 WaiNdu Matwe lady Is llveIn PI.ORiDA public relations, lull iiIing Aiflsfc N. pedgeith. Jr. -1 days a wesk. Prepare mists I , 'I- -------------- .. _____________ _____ ___ ______________ _______ . _____________________ Your Futtn Is Now. Thi markit for home cleaning products Is exploding I Join the industry leader. E*p. helpful bci not_____________________________ 3OSIfV00I required. Challenging op. portunity for the right in. IR-_$1g ,.PeeL dividual. Promotions from enLak.Ade. Just Sell within. Apply P30 N. Mills Ave. Blvd. en 17.42 in $amrd. Call (Its. 1742) Orlando. Deity 0-10 3234470 Mariner'.VAINI: AM only. -. - NoonFriday ________________ ______________________________________ ___________________________ ________________ ________________________________________ .. _____________________ . Carpenters helper $1.30 hr. perlencedniv,woitinDeItona. Call 32-l00P between 7 p.m. IP p.m.deity, ___________ ______ -. AVON Low Down Payment PIOHTINPLATION build 0411 Aven. increlse your earnIng, Cth for Your loll your PSF. Per dotalls. ted: YEnterprise, Inc. 1141.4i.7eröid-Nfl Midel Inc., Realtor u4.$fl ______________________ - _____ 3 Lines Minimum Noon Te Day kfore Publication _________________ -. - I.SPM.sm*osi,l.or.,41121 pi.pm on Pg wooded lot. Man extras. Priced at $3,20 fo?' quick sale. OWl Realty lnc' REALTORS. . 322-4134 in Novemher 13, Ii, for appointment. Equal Em. '°"°" Oppoffjr stive Action Employer. No. DEADLINES t i KOR. DE017 NAHRENS, ii alive, and if dead, her f -- OPEN TODAY DottonLforul.BYONIIc.3 1½ WIti. Coot. MN. w.w corp., ffisn.w.$4UOJ. FHAorVA. ' qu.i Oprsonny wWrsct. sell ffi Chessli for LW In. Low instant protection. Future isawfty.C•liPredHarrts,Ifl. Ni.. You may issal!v. ___ against him, ANNIE - • S Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NOTICEUNDU FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM PT MAY CONCERN: Notice Is hereby glvn that the Undersigned, pursuant to the "Fictitious Name $tatut•", Chapter M5OP,Fori4aStatu$es,wipiistpr with tie Clerk of the Circuit Court, S,minoIeCoty, FlorIda, cANDY L. CORSETT etc. it l, upon receipt of proof of ml Defendants, publication of this notice, the fictitious name, to-wit: FLORIDA NOTICE OP ACTION TO: MANDY L. CORSET?, POLYGRAPH I SERVICES under I am engaged in buslnei at alive, and if dnad, er unknown W E. Semoran Blvd., Suite 27, in spouse, heirs, deviseis, rant creditors, and all other parties the City of Casselberry, Florida. mat ttie party interested in claiming by, through, business enterprise Is as follows: against her, OLAF N. LARSON, Richard Buhrmann alive, and if deed, his unknown Dated at Winter Park, Orange spouse, heirs. devisees, grantees, creditor-i, and all other parties County, Florida, October 17, in,. Oct. 21, 21,1 Nov. 4, ii 1t71 claiming by, through, under or Pu - I Legal Notice IN THE CIRCUIT COURT. IN AND P01 SEMINOLE couwyy, PLORIDA EASE NO. fl.1e7.CA.i3-g( ARNETT BANK OF ORLANDO.. WINTER PARK, N.A., Personal PepreUntativ. ci the ESTATE op MARY A. SMITH, PlaIntift ( I ________________ ____________________ Sundey, Nov. 11, j!9Noflce -, --------------- - '% - - - Firewood stacked, spilt delivered. Pins, $30; Oak, 1* $ face tiN. 3351230. - BARGAIN TV'S Miy pap more? HERS'S TV $911. SanlsrdAve. - 322.2611 or 831.99 333-1734 I - I', ¶ __ b 3 1. - at ;j4'.. - . . .• . - - �. I I I ' I ' 'FT .' ' - . j= - .-.. - ----- rI iy .. . .. .. ' _ .. • OURSELVES The Me ny Era Ends, *, ' . BUSINESS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IN BRIEF Labor Leader Quits At Convention Thursday __ _ __ Jansen Named As Assistant As Scotty's Sanford Store Food and Cmmerclal ae Union, a combination of the Retail is retiring. or Many, now 05 and In failing bait), emerged Qerke and Meatcidtera unions, and the as the .tiou' ior leader during the American Federation of State, County Sod mid 1@ W when the old Congress of Industrial, MunicipalEmployees. Employees. i jin i Lewis, was Many, who started In the plumbers union in 'i losing New York and ruse to succeed William Green U tj ieai l egislation, unions had had of the AFL in 1952, has been the merged Inmembership In the 1W. and IWO.. federation s only president. When Many, who heeded the old American He was a confidant of some presidents, such U Federation of Labor, took over the merged A?!, Liiinn Johnson, and antagonist of others, such CIO in 1956, 14 inifllon wor bet swere members of as Richard Nixon and Jimmy Carter. unions affiluited with the orPItIo,i. When he reached eO calls for his retirement its doet In political and legislative circles we. Increased, principally from liberal elements in despite his age and grist, the labor movement. lope we' learned this he lessons he had to demands leadership, there never teach us," said George Hardy, president 01 the doubt that Meany could have won reelection ba EmployeesInternational Many announced his retirement. "We're going The rhetoric, however, escalated last to need them In the diMénit times ahead." "No one *a could have beougbt the AFL and midwinter sojourn In Hal Harbour, Fla. do together and kept them together," said First, Ladies Garment Workers president So! Qtlkh1, considered a close associate of Meany, Today,theAF1CIOhu136mIfl1onmbers, suggegodthatapostslmuarto"chalnnanofthe am dwo the UW Ww force has increased Were,be created for the aging leader. from 07 million to 103.5 million. Machinists president William Winpisinger, The federation speaks torSO erce t of mien who had been challenging Many for several membe rs In the United State. — bid now In the years, was much less diplomatic, saying Meany three largedlabor ailons. It riiiiesnta 13.1 was "too God damned old." paroad of the tetal U.S. labor force. At the thai "He belongs retired," Wlnplslnger said. "Our, of the merger, it represented about 21 presnt. members want him out," An AThCIO .pokeeman said many present Many's health after he Injured a workers are perttlmers and working mathsr. nssIn a golf cart accident. Hospitalization who are difficult to organize Into unions. He mid on deterioration of an arthritic hip and 251o30p.rcudofwcrksrswhodonmbolong to he has never recovered. unIons dill are oo,i,d by mien cedracts. Many ranalned away from his office for One reason for the reduced sine of Aft.CIO months and even now only spends a short period, affiliated membership is that two of th. largest 01 time there. When Pope John Paul II visited the unions — the Teamster, and United Aide White House, Many was present but t to be Workers — are no longer members. They had 2.6 brought to the South Lawn in a wheelchair. million members In 1* and shad 4 million On Sept. 27, the Inevitable occurred. members now. Many sent word to the f ederation's executive Public employee and white collar unions have committee that he would not seek a new two-yew taken op much of the slack as construction term at the Ldennlal convention which opens trades, considered "the gids 01 the old AM" Thursday. have declined. A recent study by two Harvard Th. Many era had come to an end. we that University 01 . .surged OvIedo's Logan Gets Honor Lawroce Logan, an owaeroperator for Wheaton Van Una In Oviedo, has received a safety award for ac cumulating 6,SO0 safe driving miles. Iagan received a cash award from the parent firm In IUon01hlcereuidconceniforhlghway safety. He also received a pin designating the miles c4 ads drift he W kers To Speak To SPICE Group . Recreation Center (Spring Oaks), at 7:30 p.m. Good speaker will be Rick Harris, president of Seminole Education Association,who will talk with the group about the concerns of teachers and how parents and teachers can work together for better schools. He will also answer questions regarding collective bargaining and other areas of Interest. u majoring In accountancy at the University 01 Central Florida has given rise to an advisory board of area ac couidancy professionals who will lend their expertise to assist In development of the canpus program. At their recent crgsr'$'onal meeting Dean Clifford Eubsnks told the board thatenrolhneid In the College of Business A4knhgddratlon currently Mande at needy 2,000; more than *foath of them $000IntWC7 majors. Hi added that tic? Is the fifth adversity In Florida to be accredited by the American Assembly of Collegiate Schools of BU'.ss, thus providing the MM. with the Urged number of member schools In the asoutheast. If you have been tlthlkbig about investing In our. thwonua, the Sicuritie. and cub cnimon warns that ralwas wonns Is net necessarily the way to ilt rk4mw. In fact, securities comminim In at least tw0"a he"1h___ Criminal worulaasisInvestmei*. Hsn left reason for these anu: "are sfl ever lhe esmiry hive been swhig esters a starter sapply of . . .w. Of Playwrltlng" at the Doltona Public Library, require. special readers and singers, male and female, for an original play scheduled for an early performance in 1*. Three projected will-known plays are scheduled and, as previously announced, will be presented as dramatized readings with llgt4thg and background. For InformatIon 574-3159 or 574-1946, Deltona. .. k Association is having an Edunal Dog Seminar at the Central Florida Zoo, Sanfard, Sunday, Nov. 11, from noon, 12:00 wit!) 5p.m. There will be an IM1OdUCtIOfl on various breeds that will be on display and demonstrations In obedience, field and tracking. A ission ' ___ _____ — • WASHINGTON (UP!) The A?ICIO aid .rgusd labor sites are cemidsiW Is be 1)U13110S, bet the todsietisu dised three lapd ___ NW I. iaakh students Is orated. ttslingts. Isoeerssindesigeedkrpananwhear. or In the U'tgd sjenlies,.sm. ploym orappar levels 01 rul M. aid wh are Namrsed the deulIr%4lil 01 '1 U'Lg ___ ___ lusty Wrg MethOds 1U(Ie 01 study Vised Aid 7ch.lgess, HOw Aditi Leers, Der'-ig Uleg 1—n Plias, kb ly AuI& ___ , Art Club Plans Festival ___ The Deltona Art Club will sponsor Its 1h Annual Art Festival at Four Townes Plan, US Highway 17. Orange Q.an Ne..l7,fran10a.$.4pa. Thei$Ses'foiints are Ibulled. Call Mrs. Emily Lava ¶or IrmMha at 0741094. I'i II Ill tJI I and virtually eirsobvil 1 Ca" wale !I- standards awmw do ____ withtbel ..aa onaw WNWIR ad" d Oranges: Good Year Ahead . __ R •51 oo U • v of e—sjIus,_dar,• __ Til--IN, , __ .ddbeMlsIsuuuslbsc;yeeruiu-u", 2=00 •. , =1019 sew 1 * ad dmi go suMu kLZinMad,Ms.y's Jones In the laker a*rt,.g what ha c is . - a .4 . abilk ft - • - A ,Wg. lathe Ngi4 MddIr. Diaser • iridudini Mm Box; Office !&ffiA L2 L inj which shows first-run, Ame a pop ft" inns vft W* aWl Ti l tsM$3*adultsaid$2,cldienareonsaliatthe c e fur Clobbon and a void Asp vA belied ands. Staff Will 'Just Work Right Through It' V& sulawbe to Room Nurse Operating By TOM NEThEL Herald Staff Writer Nov. 14 has been designated as operating Room Nurse Day to honor the registered nurses who work at the surgeon's side, assisting him and giving nursing care to the patients by scrubbing and cir- culating during . operation, "Oar nwess are well rounded," said Betty - Roblnsoh, assistant Director of Nursing, Operating Room, at Seminole Memorial Hodtal (SMH) In Sanford. "They must handle a multiple array of different types 01 cues. For each different patient and procedure, the nurse needs to know the particular position 01 the patient and the Instruments needed for different cues and aseptic techniques it entails. They have the ____ skills to support and reassure the patient, and look after the patient's safety." As soon as the patient esters the operating room he livery well looked after. "The operating room Is the only place In nursing today you have one patient for .. one nurse," Miss Robinson said. Once a nurse has cornpleted training and has become a registered nurse, it takes an additional six to eight months of orientation In the operating room (O.R.) to become qualified to work there. After experiencing *y in the O.R,, most nurses say they prefer It to any other hospital duty, Miss Robinson saw, but tis not for everybody. "They either like it or they don't — there's no in-between." mice a patient enters the O.R. one nurse Is will that patient until he goes to the Glenda Allen, one 01 the operating room nurses at "From the moment of anesthesia until he Is r ea cted, the patient Is cainplsWy snselees sod areas which are covered by said. The nurses In the operating room often feel they are the ones," said Patricia Sprague, who has been an 20 O.K. nurse For those nurses who find they like the specialized field, they mud put op with the duty that is sometimes long, tedious and tiresome, but there are compensations. "There Is hardly any other place In nursing where the patient, a ..t d.dsnt pa on "I. U prolssslonal people, to pot focm our nursing skills three shifts. The day shift nurses are on Call the other two shifts but take emergencies, Miss Robinson said. C SMH. his own bed. It Is a 244iour job Unlike the other nursing care 01 patients that are 1/f - •0' , ,. years. "We do not have much contact with awake patients or their families," she said, "and itisoften the floor nurses who are lauded for their wonderful can of the patient. However, you ,. $iiNUUE DAY, PgaIC Judy Iloughton, left, and Marion Morgan check out an electro-surgical unit. M iniature Painting Leads To A Galler y Y, It " '. I 41, . — . Him , Complete listings in evs,y Friday Leisure MuIn - . . 4' I • I- MAX Elizabeth Berga — known to "1 made the house with no her frlsnde as Deodie — and her help," she said, but then condaughter AdIkm. were at an art ceded, "My husband held two chow whore Mrs. Bergs was pieces of wood which I sawed." ishibitlug some of her pain- That was two years ago and the pint-sized gallery In Mrs Bergs's horn. at 1904 Collier As (hey browsed their way Drive In Fern Park has grown though the work of the other from two pieces to a collection artists, they spied a postage of 33 which Includes oils, Mawpelssd pel'"lg by Mary acrylics, water colors, reverse Stuaw, a friend of Mrs. Bergs. painted glass and macrame. Telien by the miniature work 01 Mrs. Bergs Is a member of at, they purchased K. the Sanford-Seminole Art Kemeu*aumg her mother's Association and she has perdudn Z7doll house, Adeline suaded many 01 her friends to add to her, 'IbM would be nice donate pieces to her gallery. All hubs doll Muse you don't are done toa scale ofh inch tol hew." Mrs. Bergs agreed and (eat. "When you say do a seld she we d do something miniature," said Mrs. Bergs, "It scares them. It has to be about K. done to scale and they think it's A d tIme later Ad11, tiny." surprised her with some They worry what they can do with a 34ach tree but once they wbidin - uheaerhiOsosc.enottogst start, mod find it Intriguing, ow 4d house. Mrs. iterga she said. One has a lighthouse In the painting and Ginger W". Not c'utiM with the used Bennett did a barn and horse. In only * minutes with a halfVictoria etyli dollhouse M Bergs deddid11s Mid her own hid brush except for the snail dtolusa*.'a at gallery. one she used to sign her name. , - .. - ar'p , . I . - . -. . r •._1 ........................... -. . - -• . -TV .. J•• _4 . .. - -. •- • . .. - - • - — - rJI,sbath - 4 .. .. Set completely for vital systems support," said to the but ofour ability for his benefit and welfare," she added. "In the operating room I can give my all and my best to each patient, one at a time. This gives me a great deal of satisfaction, happiness, and joy," she recovery room or back to Day complete stranger, places his life, faith and trust In the hands of strangers so ' uncut movies without LI! ' okIsaposeodnganAwtIonand&nsrgsskeed Manor an Sunday Nov. It we to a* public, in do I I -- Wlistingsforboth Cable I and Non Cable TeleVIsiOn !t.I..kIn I Afl Souls ' Patricia Sprague, left, and Glenda Allen examine Instruments under a microscope. Holcomb subscribers to the Evening Herald Will receive Complete . p - ftnning Mday,, November 9 eat -r UAW President Diegiss kbarbedin 'PV,LIruds'Muive 11101011 Is -. Itor d JF' t ng. Smorgas b Com i . TI-Mil . m __ . • IN IV NlI 1111"Wo MW - ___ _ n"balk W Oak A". 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I III 15IDW -COMPL- W - team" ___ ___ ___ ' .1—Se 111.1. new natlou.l contract, the miasweidaetrtkiaidfotced 'eoemsiMo. a S .Moral i1$hthsisi In 1107 en charge, that I had i111"thbber,JIned Mu W 1 __________ .. JII Ill I 'i &1 I - I T'lI II I 'iW I I Pill j ____ - . 'II Ill 111s1 ers. _ I The Tomd4ts have Ilmn ___ ? meters, wIth $3 members; the M&Ll Education As.sda$los, with abed U NN; led the ueite Ant. Weitsi edo., ___ _______ m MARION MORGAN Betty Robinson, left, assistant Director of Nursing, Operating Room, and Paula ____ Sculpture Display Opens AFL C10' N , en Nav.1$MtheMyCoueU hasd.rtars,jIn .CoInIM rsas,iaos. liaty Methede in lgeed owe *W a . V , Herald Photos by Torn N.tsel Dog Seminar Scheduled .' s,1imi __ — The Deltona Experimental Theater,. which has Initiated — T111 10110111 rddb Iddy 00111d Will COB" 00 Iii, 18 and 20-hour days." sessions every Saturday afternoon In "The Technique And Art .. __ Safety Council To Meet le"derbs I. "a touch of madness when you work Theater Needs Readers, Singers .holder is to Misey's ever-present cigar. The AFIrCIO has been owed, anti. federal rigid4o.work law; lost an effort to 101 who would be at --In an Ivy ComwdM htait of hicisased trade tba unions ibid down construction sites when one Federation $.ãetary.Treasiuer iii. KIitIS* League dehats, sees little 'en(, In dir.ctlsp for would cat American jobs, and generally union was striking and last year saw a flhlbudá lUrkiand, $7, a tor marched IIM be AThUO. lbs .. Mlii Milto reform the 1035 NatIonal Labor Ma. 19 bw to INN • "Mods QA i1 tIM rpssters.'. that i!u'! fte eane ttarnMI of the struggle and dose and every prI'M'em that we have en abandoned ally hope of a major victory In the Involvement of business Interests in opposition, WMliMslaborpIOuplyindosstoM.any's, dartahen, I tlthifr, has mini a the finger. uav the rd defeat caused labor to retreat from. ; praonft" Sinai thsnlakerbafailedtowhiropeajofthe lbs___ battlefield. ____ W with the doctors, but. it also Includes, weeks ____ dm By United Press of warm on the wbe'i.Is market to 1N5 thin NI. ___ Uabb m I N P al glamour since you are working directly Th. evening class meets every Thursday from 7 to 10 for fou' weeks, beginning Nov. 15. Class will be held at 8CC on the *uit campus In Building No. 36. Dough Ornaments" Involves making broad dough ti in. f Qwjstmss. For Information call the college. _______ Cho" The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College 15 01erüi1 a morning and evening class In "Bread Dough Ornaments." The morning class meets every for. ur from lOW 1:00 p.m., beginning Nov. 15. ( lass fl be bold in the Sews Community Room at the Altamonte Mall. ___ W "it (nursing) might Include a touch of Thursday . ceagrowIn.Thesettsrs R . George Messy Is searing his II..! days In smee . bon" In 'Dough Ornaments' Class Set fo declined A Real Can Of Worms ___ glamorous appeal but it has not gone p n ___ The marked psurge k* the number of students who are ( the field of nursing has a certain to the heads of the nurses at SMH. February at the AFL 00 executive council's UCF: Accounting Pop Popular programs about doctors and nurses, , was _ Thanks to the numerous television (Seminole Parents Involved In QWdren's Education) winSPICE jpode ti the e But H. U. HaWy, operations the announcement from the firm's world-wide hssdqsarters In Indianapolis. .0 SEA President Rick Harris unitss for new has acemou" warms s dabinbsd er or 1 , Sunday, Nov. it, 1919—IC Briefly WASHINGTON (UP!) — When the AFL-CIO . e u'nI*s showed only 43 percent 01 C00 GPM Its me"tIon In Wât1on druction workers were wdonliecL In the federation now arethe Thursday,the labar federatim will be ending a The top Demls W. $11" via president and general sales manigero( Scotty's, Inc., announced the appointment 01 Nile. Jsn en as assistant manager of the firm's Sanford Jansen as e,n the training program at the South Orange Sired dare In Orlando. A gradede of the Wed Florida, he Is married, Sootty's, which serves the do4t.yoarialf segment of the Ifllrket as well e. building supply and t. the prO(eISICI*aI builder and commercial market, presently operate. 75 stores In Florida and in Georgia Including three surplus outlets and one Scotty's Thrifty re. ( -.. to has13 piness In hat .Iidsti act galinry. The paintings, mobiles, pottery and sculpture in Mrs. Bergs's gallery are lit by In- direct lighting which Is actually two sets of miniature Christmas tree bulbs. '! had a terrible time finding two sets with all white bulbs," she laughed. She expressed a desire for a full-size gallery In Seminole county where artists could display their work but until then her snail.r version will have to do. "There aren't any Rembrants, Van Goghi or Laigrecs," she said, "bud I'm satisfied with It." The collection is not finlihad and she hopes she can get some more friends to donate their work. "But If the gallery Is enlarged," she sald, "they may have to add spoiler wing $0 their house to fit it In" One of her (made did benefit fially from doing her first miniature for Mrs. Berg&'a collection. "She enjoyed It aid did some others for a chow," said Mrs. Bergs, "and she said several to a dealer." —TOM NZIM . ll . • t 1. ;i. 4. - - ' . - - .. — , •,• ' s ir4 rA . s 4_iisrp 14 _ I W . �U I Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 11 In And Around Lake Ma I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Nov. 11, 197-3C . j!. Women_Rais e Over $2 700 For Sys : tern1 L: The United Presbyterian of active ladles and thanks to cool weather and the gorgeous public, so make plans to attend. Anne Hyatt, 147 Wilbur Ave; Church of Lake Mary was in their hard work and effort, they sight of the autumn leaves. Members of their committee The speaker will be ii need of a new central air and realised the necessary funds Th ey couldn't been will serve tea and cookies. have HUGHES mem be r of the Audub heating system for the needed to pay for the air and there at a better time Debra ciety. Refreshments will Iii So Fellowship Hall — so the 1-ake "Y heaUngsystemforth.jthuj says. The weather was is U.P.W. (United Presbyterian ° 1P0 Vernon Feddersen served. Ladles interested lid t building. All together their perfect and everything was so are Dot beckand home Women) knowing this decided after spending a Jobilng the club are Invited W summer programs netted over peaceful and breathtaking. nia attending a attend. For more lnformatI week in Calif or to get together and do . $2,700. Their oldest daughter, something about i. Modern Woonan of America Call 3224065. ________________________ Michele, is attending a beauty And they did it, believe me! Insurance Convention at Harry Terry (city coun- college lnTarpsnSprings and Ii Coronado. They made plans for a whole dously for this money making dilman) and wife, Mary, are making plans In ope ning her The Seminole Mutual Conc summer, four fund-raising program. In August, the women having a special guest this own beauty shop in the near While there they traveled to Association launches lts: events starting In June and held a rummage, plants and weekend. Mrs. James (Jean) future here In Lake Mary. San Diego and spent some time opening for the season Tuesdi ending In October. bake sale. September was the Smith who lives In Bremerton, with relatives and friends. Nov. 13 with FlorIda Under the chairmanship of "pancake day" thatlasted from Wash, Is coming to Florida to made a special trip to Symphony Orchethe Undinleir and Mary stra at the Mrs. Arolyn True and her breakfast 'ill everything was visit her children In Tit Tijuana, Mex., for some SInOTI Civic center. a, Tebers of the i committee of Mrs. Anna May gone. club and shopping and a good Mezican and while down here she will M FIC an's Decker, Lena Gleason, Pat And October was the spend the weekend with her chairmen of the upcoming dinner at the well-known Among the members at. Fox, Mae Freeman and Mary highlight of the drive. Christ- good friends Mary and Harry. - Florida Winter Fashion Show restaurant Renos where they tending from Lake Mary ar Terry, the women lined up the mas tree decorations, Sicilian farivwy bwym&king pIM&W enjoyed the specialties of the Mr. and Mrs. Ernest (Pat) programs and were In charge of Christmas cakes and coffee house and the famous Southward, Mr. and Mrs. Hari) Debra and Francis Mark preparations for an event, each one of the different fund- were sold at a "Tinsel Tea." "margaritas" cocktails. (city councilman) are back Scheduled 'r Nov. 29, (Mary) Terry, Mr. and Mn raising events held In the ball. Decorations and cakes were home after spending a well show will be held at the Forest Francis (Debra) Mark, Mr. During June, an Ice cream made by the menbers of the deserved week's vacation fnthe In the Starlight room from 2-4 and Mrs. John (Dorris) Norden social was held. July was set up group, and this event alone was Blue Ridge Mountains of North p.m. Models will show The Lake Mary. Garden Club Mr. and Mrs. Vincent the latest with the "firecracker coffee a complete success where they Carolina in the resort area of fashions from Mary Esther's of will have Its monthly meeting (Gwenne) Butler and Mrs. and car wash" and the church earned over $300. Linville Falls where they Sanford_. Wednesday, Nov. 14, starting at Edith Dixon. youth group helped tranenCongratulations to this group camped and enjoyed beautiful This event is open to the 1p.m. at the home of Mrs. Jo Hails In vista. ELAINE MARIE CHAPMAN JAMES (JIM) THOMAS Engagements 'Say It With Music: An Irving Berlin Celebration'... March 10, 1980 Chapman-Thomas Mr. and Mrs. George S. Chapman, 137 Bunker Lane, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Elaine Marie, to Lonnie James (Jim) Thomas, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Gibbon Thomas, 502 Crawford St., Mebane, Jamz Dutton and The Percussion Arts Orchestra ... April II, 1980 In And Around Longwood Concert Season Opens Tuesday N.C. Born in Orlando, the bride-elect is the maternal granddaughter of (to F. Weigand and the late Mrs. Weigand of Philadelphia, Pa. She Is the paternal granddaughter of Mrs. George Chapman Sr. and the late Mr. Chapman, 2800 S. Fern Creek Ave., Orlando. Miss Chapman Is a 1970 graduate of Seminole High School and a 1974 graduate of the University of Florida. She Is a teacher in the Surry County North Carolina School System. Her fiance, who was born at Mebane, is a 1971 graduate of Eastern Alamance High School, Mebane. He received a B.S. degree In 1976 and a M.A. degree In 1976 from Appalachian State University, Boone, N.C. He is a teacher and coach at Mt. Airy Senior High School, Mt. Airy, N.C. nw wedding will be an event of Dec. 22, at ncon, at the Birthday Calls Seminole Mutual Concert Association's 197910 season will get ur-derway Tuesday with the Florida Symphony Orchestra opening For A Surpris e the exciting season. ' The Florida Symphony Is an accomplished, fully-professional performing unit that provides the state with a nationally known orchestra as well as a source of professional talent for other musical activities. The Kingston Trio Is composed of three entertainers who genuinely love to perform and they work hard making It look Like - •• • "arm no" " "M cosafterry . UNPORD PLAZA ALTAMONTE MALI. SARA LEE . Following numerous party ftrA games, and between the dancing, the guests "recharged' . The Golden Age Olympics attracted arts and crafts enthusiasts who won silver and bronze medals for their artistic endeavors in the Hobby Show, Powell of Geuevi, upper photo, woo a geld medal for acrylic Indian painting, with tigers reflected In her eyes In the Amateur her Art Division. Upper Photo shows Domarious Jones of Sanford with two of her 11 entries. Mrs. Jo won second in the needlework division and six ribbons In various categor Mrs. W.W. Tyre of Sanford, lower left photo, won a bronze medal for her ore In the Horticulture Division. YUK Prssb t.rtan Church, ML Airy. . "Say It With Music, An Irving Berlin Celebration" Is per. formed by a company of talented singers, dancers and strutnentalists who pay tribute to the 90th anniversary of Irving fs..u. ..i.t t.. gt Berlin Their utia willSbIU LIUW WV dUIUI H011Y SHOW WINNERS ANNOUNCED Miss Danielle Moon, daughter of Joe and Frances Moon, was the guest of honor at a surprise birthday party given by Peggy Herring. Danielle turned 11 on Nov 7 .. ROBERTS - • • . A - Alfred Savla: - FlorMa Symphony Orchestra Conductor ...Concert, Nov. 13 ( Twenties, Depression Thirties, War-troubled Forties and 'runbulent Fifties. AcoosdlngtoJanFrsunan,presldentofSMCA,al1coe,jfl be held at the Sanford Civic Center at 8 p.m. Acknlulon to the concerts is by a membership card only. No tickets will be sold for Individual concerts. The membership Is open to the public. Season's subscriptions are as follows: family, $30; individual, $15; student, $10. Memberships will be available at Tuesday's concert for those who have not subscribed as yet. An added attraction to concert members Is the annual pagne Ball scheduled Dec. 1, also at the Sanford Civic Center. The bell Is not Included In the membership price, but members have first option for' the Limited reservations. Non.prom organlzauons nave not increased their prices much during the pest few years," Mrs. F reeman said. "Vet other things have doubled In price, Including entertainment. We need the ... ...,,.,._._%,.___ ...&8I. £k_ I$ICI$iVLVV3 wiiu uiv . ' ' ' "-: ' I- / -" S Leslie Moody, Lorl Overstreet, Dannielle Brown, Steve Berg, Steve McCormick, John Hale, Bill Mercier, David Oliver, Pat Kafka, Shawn Knapp, John Cupit and Hymn Overstreet. Birthday greetings to papa, Joe, who celebrated his "whatevereth" on Nov. 6. Following various selectioni performed by the Marine band, the veterans organizations an4 lathes auxiliaries from th4 Central Florida area, held • Massing of the Colors. This I when they all march with their American flags and organization banners. It really was quite a sight. Included among the dignitaries were Evelyn Hart, Dept. of Florida Sr. Vice Conmlander and member of South Seminole VFW Post 8201 ladles auxiliary. (layton "Rabbit" Eckst rem was ho no red by Cub Scout Pack 632, with a charter Into their Kingston Trio: Alive, Well and Coming To Town support of the community in order for culture to wnuuAiy delicacies that were provided. Attending this special event were: Fran Foster, Michelle Riley, Dawn Riley, Lava Spencer, Jo Mann, Jackie Hale, Jennifer Olive, Jennifer Jonas, Jennifer Delph, Jill Deiph, Following the presentation by 'Keep Smi*1i* ng'1s A Key Tic Being Popular Roberts .Smlfh Mr. and Mrs. Marion I. Roberts ci 412 Scott Ave., Sanford, announce the wgagem* of their danght.r, Sara La., to James Wesley Smith, son 01 Mr. and Mrs. Edward M. SmIth.' 2014 MeUonvllle Ave., Sanford. Born In Marianna, the brld..elect is the granddaugMer of Mr. and Mrs Charles E.Swnmerourof Moultrie, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Robed E. L Roberts, also of Morin. Mlii Roberts Is a 1977 graduate of Seminole High School where she was a member 01 Keyeites and the Inter. national Thw Society. She Is a charter member of Ballet Guild 01 Sanford-SemInole (BGS) and remained a jidid dancer for 10 years. The bride-elect is currently on the BGS Board of Directors and a member of the BGS Alisuni Auoclafton, She is employed as secretary for David Lanler Jr., Certified Public Accountant (CPA). Her fiance, who was born In Sanford, Is the grandam 01 On let. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Garner and the late Mr. and Mrs. Edward Smith, all 01 Sanford. He is 1974 graduat, of S.'i'hi,le High School where he was m 11 golf turn and a rnnb.r cithe Key Club He attended Sole (nmunftj CoBegs for two years and Is employed - parts manager 01 the aetomotiw deportdspoftmat mat at Montgomery Ward, Intiratate Ma Ths wedding Will beaie,,,gofr,, lLM7 Pa, .Athe First Baptist Cbwdi, Sanford. Publicity Proc.dur. The Herald w&ema orgailietlft and personal ins. Us Mowing aSisatiosa are recaw'ianued to .qe*te pcMIos: I. R.l.siss ±1 be typed (lower and pir CM), deibli spaced, and written sstrative style (tMrd parson). LInetabbrsv1M.. A c'wt person's ANN and p -rr abv Is 11C7. K rrftaruii,j. Oqp*mft r' (do prus ±d lied the be '- ltd - later, then two do" irthon.. S. Advance noUCM '1 ho N M us week prier topublfretidet.. I. rAgsrqW csv.rqs ho made ma week in adv.. F DEAR ABBY : A year ago I was a poor student, $iy, lonely, friendless, unhappy and I never SEIKO MAKE Zaki makes sure every moment is right with a fine collection of ko watches! m o. — Fisbl 'lmit. TI VI, To Vlsi Their his Fir A New Men's LC Digital quartz alanChmnogr, WI No*Io $11 Per eIsat CML ieKlfl lSswis Neiat.ta,.,N.a. IV°N'NNSYAPPSINTM4NT : Nurs _ Csoviis t11ulL Sims S.Ir Boehem . Ladms SWn dress ,,in And pto IaImnd Am imvlS ii.'& SMe- EnjoVft now with Zã*th,, ZALES' The DmondS m (1 1*CI*I at q.'atb roem at H23 Years qowisM opened in Its present Ioestiei withon. operating room, four purse. aid 75 i kufsid bsdL -' - -'.' -. - •• — •- • -.- • - •• - -. -.-. - -- — - -- - - . - T . • . .. .- -. . ..• ... - —. —. - n.•u_,. -.. . . . -..•• -. ... ,.. . . . . DELIV ASSURED , ORDER NOW .. P"' and relatives ' '\ [___ In black, brown and wine narrow and medium sizes 5.10 Bags to helps much mosey as new draperies from Decorsflog Dos. ' 'it. hoqitai now has 11 OR. nurses, tot, operating rooms, seven auxilia ry personnel beds. ________________arid 350 _______________________ The 'lumber of qecaihi" has also Inorisa.d and are doing many specialized operatlons that were net evan Possible a few yun 1111111111111. "Sanford Is fortunate to have the number of specIalists we do and the operating room Aars@@ to provide the assistance. alatance, n1ai . Puople often don't bio* it until they need " Decorating service directly with the doctors," said Marion Morgan, but it also Includes, "a touch 01 madness when you work ii and 20-hour days." Having their own special _______________ not day on Nov. 14 will affect SMH nurses too Miss Rohinus sait lbooks to the munetous television programs about doctors and amiss, the fIeld 01 nursü has a certain glemorous appeal but ithiesotgonetoths headu of the nurses at SMH. "It (nursing) might include I touch of glamour since you are working ____ In 'S 28 visiting over this boll. days will live your new dscwaldlishiN D ay .. . e FUEl CeetissdFrusPsgelC will rarely find an O.R. own who would rfly trade places with a floor surie ragardle.. 01 how mar Jiprai.s they receive," _____________ she added. Mini Rommel edlçthe woich, PN Mailer Charge • VISA • AñCaI, £sip,s. Caik Ilandis• Dir*ft csub Layaway IN cosmuIassN—au e Iegonce u n er $301 __ ____ HOLIDAY I. 4h Understated n*na • ___ SA " b Or ft, learnto play anin- have. gets paid for writing scripts, °" Th5 fact that Abby, you're not the only one Maupent. Think for yourself, es, etc., I mud be nuts pay your salary Is articl but respect the rules. Be who helped me. God helped me. p1srt writing to you. However, Ican't generoua with kind words and He answered my prayers. Forget the motto, "The resist polnting our your mtauae CAROL customer Is al cifectionet. gestures, but 5$V5 ways right." of Ow ezprsion "iuciiei out " the No" artillm for War. TIWY we Always WRONG. so You wrote (in prain of GamYou'll be glad you did. If YOU DEAR ABBY : After don't them put anything over blers Anonymous): "Many ____ your cohmui on HOW on let seed help, ask God. U you don't reading you. compulsive gamblers have - .11YIhiI4 TO DRIVE A SALESPERSON Chew gun, eat candy or LUCKED OUT by joining this ,bbye CRAZY,Ifdteonip,lledtoglve aisak a smoke while you're on wonderful group of people." I llowedyosr advice st.pby the cunkuner's side of M. the lob. As los* as your boss According to the Dictionary b 11 £LL. ' 11i le Slrid Someday all watches will be made this way. L011111111`0111111 Madho Lift. inns ksd 8207 and ladles auxiliary. CUSTOMER'S DAY ' 2MNIiVI. ••• -. -- - TO American flag by South th Seminole VFW Po A doesn't see you, It's OK. of American Slang (Wentworth So, regardless of whether one On Nov. 4, Iwas privileged to If a teenager (or someone & Flezner) "lucked out" means buys my authority or yours, be among the over 200 persons If a customer approaches, who's not very well dressed) "To be out of luck" or "to have would appear that I "luckedparticipating in a program at aniled. I wrote to you, and you run and hide In the back room. wants to be waited on, either met with Ill fortune or out" either way. Sea World. Sea World has set ever th e best advice I gave me Continue to chat with other Ignore them or don't waste disaster." aside the first Sunday of received. Here It Is: salespersons about what you much time with them. They're You probably won't pay atNovember as "Veterans Day at It you need help In writing "The key to being popular did last night. probably "just looking" teiilon to this anyway. letters of sympathy, Sea World," and the month of with both sexesls: Be kind. Be Never anile. A deadpan anyway. MARINA DEL HEY M0RT congratulations or thank-you November as "Veterans boned. Be tactful. If you can't due (or frown) will discourage If Wn" An nil ,in nhlAun fl,, L...&a ---- --c... Mrnith" ' sviivr., i Abby s 000aiei Do oeauwiu ( or nanceOme), no customers tram bothering you. DEAR MORT: According to "How to Write Letters for all well, groomed, tastefully at- step, and kept It handy when I Never offer assistance. wait customer will surely shop won't Webster's New World DIc- Occasion." Send $1 and a long, p. somewhere else and you tired, trim of figure and KEEP felt low. I am now president of for the customer to ask for hel be bothered writing up any tionary of the American stamped 12$ cents), selfNever serve customers In A SMILE ON YOUR FACE ! thesophoinore class, and I.play Language, "lucked out" means addressed envelope to Abby: the gutter. Smiling comes the "Be clean In body and mind, order they enter the shop. "to be lucky" or"to have things 132 Lady Dr., Beverly Hills, me, Walt on you're not a 'brain,' try naturally to and I have a whoever has the nerve If SORE AT favorably." I' Calif. 15212. harder. U you're not a great boyfriend who Is kind and to elbow their way up to the SALESPEOPLE tiwa out atbld., you can bea good sport. respectable. My grades are front. IN MILWAUKEE Is ILIPS~ Try to be a standout In better, and I have more friends Don't stop stocking and something. If you can't dance now than I ever dreamed I'd taking Inventory to serve DEAR ABBY: As a pro who -, A" -- HOW e Cub Scouts, Boy Scout Troop 632 was presented an __________________ your home it total .' CMI 3223315 Sr 3221M2 PHILIPS DSCOIdifl9 much. A luncheon Is F iwIed for them thMdsY, but Min Robinson said, "other lu au that, we'll (staff) just work right __ __ 9 D.ii IN SUSINISS SINCI 951 iSW. Rh ST., SANFORD 21$ E. FIRST ST SANFORD PH. 322.3s24 (.,,, a Wally tlrongh ft." ' -t I ,.' . - .: . '. - .... .; '-. -Y - .... :. ' . -, '.' , 'S - • ,... -y-:-wl- �... - . - 1. .- 1. - . . . ...-. - - ~ .11 - 1. . . ._..-------_ . ~ -_ * I - . . I I -_ . -_ - . -.--. - - - 4- . __ . . - - - -_ . - ... . - - - - . . . . . . ; : .. . 4C-111minj Nemid, SsiiN,, Pg. S - S S - A . KtL94w7FJN POW" THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, - : Assembly Of God jIo The. 1.% I ..... . ** . ew. ...:• I Church... I ; 0000 OUR NATION! BOpri$r - orod"Inift Poster MS ;== . Pu v. Man • CsMane.øs,Sat I I i am.. IS: $8 I) What does the Bible really mean to you S an 0 at volumegatherfngdustontheshe) r a beloved, faithful companion? 4i$t.Ppm. Aviry N. ,, DYOUIIN 01*S5s.0PPIACI c..sa, 1:450 m I,.,. m, , LA ,,,•',, Nvn.,y P.vdsd % . • flS "- ., - 115pm. . -' .. •. . , . • > P 31111-411" ... •. :' 11.;l , , __ r . :, I I . Illoor" . , . ! 1110116A. . Christian . ., 0 I i 1:34 p in woa' dOSS 451 Part Ave 'tow Rev.Lor"D. Saw Holy C..walli" - _.". .,.. its message Old Triellis. Me a Now Day 111:09D.M. Pffi$tcNURCN EVANOBLICAL Miis ho Ail*. J" Lakeview, 114 now jil"Hireftens $ANPOUC$RI$tIAN cHuics UPAI,1S,SM. Poslor SWim Pastor CHUOCH loWwd • ST M1111COSTAL . .• - P:IS.M. aIncI L .14 , MSISII% PALM$TtOAVI$i p PsSls, ,. ____ - -, ,, .-. - "I Pr.sbyt.rlan ..... aL II 's s.ass,sians .. ___ . J 6140M ___ V MSAL- -_ 42741 1Ol9524 16.18 God - ______ . 11246411. 16011. __ S -. ______ V •-. a ,, Rev, and Mrs. Walter L. Harper, are shown after Installation as pastor of New Mt. Zion Missionary PASTOR lItJ ____ UPIAIAMI&Vw RIAN Clove I$ISflNS - V -- - 517'19 ftow V &2023 . LIMP. &24-26 rwvL.V3 811- I P= . 4 ... ,.. .j I VV ,• V V , ••,,,,: V V V CELERY .SPRINTINGCO.. INC. V 5V•V V - MM 1. d"cbrigum -_ _____ _______ "ry nomal or rid" life spart from brad, which we commonly __ .. ', V U - or ' "l" STENSTROMREALTy Herb Stenstrom and Staff V V V 5, 1 0 PLANTE INC. vieo, or.a - __ __ NARULL&SIVIRLY TRANSMISSION David Bevirly and Staff V V V PUBLIX MARKETS ()fl( Employes V , • V ieate4'eltlwd (1en Womea's Qth will hold a Co,IqF*andLunehioncnThersday,Nov.1$frem1I:* Lm. to 1248p.m., at the MaPId aVIC Ceiiter on [Jill Lilly V• aaaaa . - S -' V KNIGNT$$NOI STORE or V SENKARIK GLASS &PAINTCO.INC.. 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CHUCKMILLNUFP wUl .bnen. its Assi SANfOIID __ the lermur he hA d do adw . . - P.M. G"d W ft GOP 119 CUM of fW . I I go* 4 11" •_ptU!h ,.l kd do -' • Isriard MIIch.Il, $ghp alma. .:. V •_ _____ I NOVo 141oiie18 ~ T . . 40 -, V --.- V_iv, _ DIqploiiiioow 1110 ,11110 19101 1 o . u. __**d - _ I V I .., VAL ..:.. 1, -1`4 • ', I ': . . j_j Baptist Convention "---- apd - Lf' , , . Im , . I LL genefit Center . =_ is be W ad iIupy usu EV '1Ihi lailseace outward dr. lomeflM hi 4°p*, you ma as nicudve dlredor4rssswsr a b,edlfel of the Florida Baptist Coniitod 'IDpsisI, canoes. [Ms weeto r a sqsd to r Wo To 1,0 " 0'__rr ... of the mmet$uggeodwhapp.nto cooperating churches and .1 a* bmd Is owl 5% .r, !- - .~. 0 F , .- " " - .) Wv l- ..;_rZ #:or Z I -7 •:.. • - I S •• "c"u'u...1. ___ . - Mim ' . Florida Baptist Convention am &M th piomem ad _ .Vj"Va . . -Kywa-, - , - --. . -1 I ,! - cWu,sj.j. V41114-01opool-.4,4ti to:,!, . . res - Greatlesults s Wile._yes mart thinking I ftk Um serIda In us ' __ VSV • % 0. , - O! " -.11 ..-. ,, _ .ss**'saesi its v _- - 'r".L LA11111, 11 __ . 7 7' ~ . CC-:-. ,~_ ~ "..". _ ..:.I • - k .ro 60.44 Qie*EUöWSIh 's o dn INI, - . _. . _ _ ._I.. __ WAW %11010 - _ , -'. S III 11 VV . , . I, 11 . • the last day of his smnday Visit Squeezed as It was between the confrontation with Sister 'flio,.o. Von. nu Si.o l..it. no In 00 church Catholic-Lutheran talks, the theologians hay, said they find no doctrinal obstacles to intercommunion and have urged the leadership of their respective churches to take steps to implement the theological unity the talks have made clear. LutheraruL John Paul, however, IndicatSimilar concerns were psi- ed that there would be no u.t.h, aw,i....i1 k.nê 6k. '-'i provisional steps toward unity linkage of doctrinal unity and and co unseled patience. Th reLia Odom fable that the teflsofafamer who ln order to Messengers to the 118th joined by Dr. Harold C. Ben. Stetson University, the Baptist He is a slpititual Wft with W*dty ad his covistowness, maife his prdo grow faster, annual sessions, of the Florida nett, pappst1g.s. waslangry,aad.mot.hiw.I lled tiny plants outof the soil Baptist State Convention In aecretaryln Florida and newly and Baptist Bible lngltute. I bdim It was St. Aqpjdine hid myself and wn angry,and a tiny bit. He ro)*sd in his Jwbmv& will be raW by elected executive of the A pvposed expamion of the who said concerning men's he went on backsliding In the foresight, only to find out later a new executive director- Southern Baptist Convention, Baptist -assembly at Blue at.d way of his heart I h seen No that his need of God: "u had diet treasr, consider a record- on the program. They will springs, near Marianne, will be us for Thyself, and we are ways, and will heal them,IwUl There are flo thou cuts to breaking budget for m1$ons speak on the program on recommended to the r%tes1jwefhidour red In lead bun also aid rndore finding peace of mind and evangellan, and act on Wednesday evening me.sngersby the State Board comforts unto him and to his PhlJoi'Iis of men are of no recommendations for major Thee." The$l2 million thbuis.ttn ni MI.thviu Roy Al RiitIa. hi the book .1 IsMak of the mourners. I create the frit of value. Meditative exercises, capital espen&twee for a camp be jrman•_ the •• Old we find the the lips. Peace, peace to him except for their moral prin- In Florida's psithandle. will Include support for Florida present all recommended Items "For thus that lsfa'ol, and to him that ls ciples, may ha helpful for a 1%three folkwift missions and programs, during the Tuesday and eaIththe high and lofly One who near, iaMb the lad, and I will time, but it ultunatily proves to held Nov. 12-14 In the Civic Southern Baptist Convention Wedusaday morning and at. Isliabitalb sternity, whom held hhL But the widild WO be a fullb attempt to 11"a We Auditorium in Jacksonville M INIM and program and tumm SMWDL These will , Holy; I dwell In the like the frothed , who it by kud N.B. Langford, Jr., pastor of continued support for F'.orida Include the budget proposals him comet rest, whose waters cast by bread alone, W& and holy place, the First Baptist Church In Baptist Institutions such as arid capital programs. PanamaClty.Istlonruld,M of ii*,*inamb.r Great Expectation V :' 41 coo 911. 10ss1S..AaS ft - r - -- __ , 'r..,-~: . . . " ' . . I ___ . ,* .- . . . &JA.9. Cligra, I too 00.1 C" owl S . ,.*I: * . , A". 4% %t o I it Looll, ' *'* ' I II. - - ma, zuciis us ecumenical attention, however, was John Paul's participation In an Interfaith prayer service for Christian unity at Trinity College In Washington, D.C.,on __ ______ toward oercosnlng the dlvistuns in aiwm urusy am into publicly supported John Paul's Orthodox Initiative, privately they expressed the fear It might signal a concentration of effort on the Orthodox at the expense of other unity talks, especially Uwe with the Anglicans and ____ . .r I lItnevilleat. V I , r owis Broome, of ftfl. , . . Mr. and Mrs, - Al Wilson V V I 1 Fair Luncheon Fi.nir. I tAi.l... "U co,.si • V ,r Country - tab The kW4 d the Jungle - a' V WILSON. LICHELBERGER MORTUARY ' -... UIUCIOI ar go angry; for the onnd drink, but net so for man. which I have made. For th5Co5h1SCo arai 0aIA0011SMthe8I,I4lke'I Cdhedrd In C:bob 8durdey were Mrs. Mas Pawbok Um VUgisda &oolw and Frenk Msbene Jr. Fivak Ama!! WM .; . - .'- V . 1= *.4j a am c___ V Convention Delegates ,• • LIBOOK ; J @me up mire and dirt. There is no peace, ulth my God to the wicked." Ihave Mood on the Shore of the Atlantic Doesi during a MM, furious Monn with the buffeting winds and the billowing waves and thought about the heart-searching words of Isaiah. iti, MOmind MW of a person who PHMIn0tP nod frown Iii. enough, for man Is a delicate V mixture dot &W delty. He bears do humble spirit,, to revive the Imap of God and has been a" of do humble, and to human cr,at. not ji for time but for revive the heart of the contrite Comm Cio inner Dr Lwy WsW bod of the 41oder in Orlamb and comeellor will Ind a sunbw on cob at ft First Prssbiirlai Church In Mawon Monday, Nov.28 am. to ' 'viSER Sanford ' ' N S0 UI ____ AloneEnOU(3h- On Cults Seminar P111811MRIAN CHAPEL ' 9146s.a. lawa. •• J.C,PENNEYCOMPAPIy . E. C. Elseaand Staff - V .' S t" " " MaPp . !SSNr V THE McKIBBIN AGENCY . PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes V . ØULF$ERViCE--' Mel Dekie and EmplOyes I VS S•• DIKIRS ' mu AI ' ' • . FLAGSHIP BANK OP$tMI$LIa'j$ 200W. First St. S. Orlando NATIONAL BANK, V . , . -am 11:1514 V The Ibwing Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Posibh V • V #&#*Rnwm aw%wral $110111P.1110. top.. me-go 41100101410M V - C...- .. .. V ______ I .'IUW The Issue was John Paul's dialogue. and the life of faith are so ecumenical or Interfaith stance In his brief homily during the deeply united that It Is tinduring the vba. prayer service, John Paul possible to divide them" "A disaster," is the way one underlined three points which Perhaps moat distressing to prominent Roman Catholic dismayed some U.S. ecume- the Interfaith dialogues ecusnenid privately described nuts astreuonunitywlththe currently In progress in the the Interfaith dimensions of the Orthodox, a linking of moral United States was John Paul's trip. "An unmitigated dims- positions tothe future of unity, statement that lnterccinmwgon ter." and the need for complete is still a long way and that, There were ecumenical dl- theological unity before Inter- again, "complete unity" was madons throug" the visit, communion between Catholics necessary before Wholics and - I • and his hardline approach to ethical issues where John Paul • t,..i, I• . , er' way, the trip was net quite a the Roman Catholic Church in still exists over moral and •,,,,,,..j, eiflIcW maiseri. me moral use •.. V -- ermed UWW States begin to fade and prayer service was limited to could be achieved. hard quedlons are asked of Its leaders from those religious "In this context," John Paul meaning, there Is a growing groups, ranging from Orthodox said, "recognition must be concern that in at least one to Southern Baptist, with which given deep division which .: - . ' Will be Duccom Eft of who was Ordained In IM and was In charp of the Qatral Dsssss In Evao from 1184 idfl her __ .. - . - , 5 Episcopal Cberdwomon of the Holy am -1 will Md auiadand4.Hdluneh.On _ - TXW wr. .i' • 11A _____ M.ga . - - I II Willive - •.. • - U.S. Catholic academics, John aeemedtobeuytngthat unity As the bnzne&ate energy and Paul's ecumenical event re- had to be achieved on such enthusiasm of Pope John Paul celved little attention Issues as birth control, abortion His triumphal visit to the Participation In the Trinity and divorce before church unity . * '.j % V BY DAVID E. ANDERSON : - .", ~, - '.'. Preach F. I . ,. - .Dr Uoid Knox,'DeLind District over the 3 p.m. CWM, -" 1 h r a- I soft at Grew. " •; st"a ':;: __ _ PMUMIM - __ 9:016A. ___ ______ - __________ 1 141LIl e Ckvoksomm ..__!!2!.8 . - I AirpSrlsotsw,-rwi.,. . .. 0I . 3im Rio a leading layman of the Florida fuence of the United Methodist Church will witness ptssch at the 11 am service Sunday at the Grace United '"i'j . . U .S. UPI Religion Writer 7' •.. "e."',*' 17i'1_~, __ . . - ' - In I ...... . . J. •.. Layman To :N lot h Of Christ #tam . , u JUUIS auction . . .. S c COVINAN, S$8IIS5 •:M, ioi" S~ 1. Of h$p45. .' I' Church •.YnseP..al. ThSnIVSS40, ST. LUKI$LUTHUANCHURCH $1*$iIIIV,II we ' TsssI.vUv . ___ Churc RAVINNAPAIK woo CM ,. atllOOak Ave. The auction will begin at 1p.m. wewa Unusual Items Including a used camper to go c highest 4der.Dinner will be served from 14 pm There will also be a boutique selling sifts for Qirinti. aaweet shop with baked .ivwl. ckets will be on sale at.. the church rectory or at the door The ev" Is open to the public am proceeds will so to benlem ' 11*01. dl MflsIAflMM.& LVTNSIA$C$VRC$ oil 411,10011 N LmSflSSj•111, . --- I - / d l05ia. . I . ::: CHURCH OP $ANPOSD :: : ' - 11100M. ___ BAPTIST CHURCH and brinlacovereddlih. • $Rfl P1Ny$$,A Pasisv • pkv3e li~'. , - I ... 5 v...sN. . shown for children and youth. Everyone is welcome to come r-,- LS., 5,1*0, it I / Nov. slow . - Prap.cS.vvtc. Luth•ran ,,f 1 - I"IirIisLIan C Ch Pastor •,. .. 4j I. j . ti ?ZPA. " • "no."". 7sspm ispm. Uvssti,$svvas PIRST*U1CH Csr.CRsvdIAva.&OraMlt. ' P•nf.costal -- I I CommunitYUnItedMethodIstQ1urch,caIIP1Il,,.y, Will hold df11flII3 nIgt* covered dish supper Sunday at 8 p.m. In the fellowship hail. Casselberry attorney, John Jones, a member oftheClurth,wllhspeakonwillsandl.gacj.s.A,iln)wfflbe .. Pope's Interfaith Stance 4- ; . I'' ., ., . 1 I .01 Nwsi,y Prsv4sd q II 5y CHURCHOPLONOW000 lossam LONGWOOD ai V. James W. N&mnwk 'urn . I— I S 01804A. 10 pm. - evalitlimillf 5,1t5 with ---- IS 11:15am: Nursery Provided 11:004AL HOW uA.esl.l.NeC.N.0 Isv.PssvlCss ooffame W8 is s o ,_•• .1 ft ,mlly Night 9AjsjL ftow 101"L, S~ ~l"Woolkewsplis.1"Wari, • • P.a. Congr.gaN,nal Rev. Q~ aw" -'Thle Association in cooperation with the Religious Life Council of Stetson University will sponsor a inxi v The Har. of Glnrv" at ' ,, one of ti.. naon r Iaivy COnnPary Christian bands from Houston, Tea. Thursday, Nov. 15 a I p.m. at Fird Baptist Church of DeUUXL 725 N. Woodland Boulevard. The band travels throughout the UPLIIeCI SIGAN ministering to people of all ages. .ATU thurchu are being encouraged to bring a groti concert and a donation of & doUff per per= or$n a group has been iiededtohelp etexpelaesof the evens. , III 6. CrIpstall UM A". : LOWUM I n. . . ,ar, ,,N, "I ,:"'L* il~i~46ffvlft ISa. floods Wed Prair$irv. si4.w,*svvi ity. Try it and see. LAK E MARY SAPTISTMISSION 18:4j&JL I IN 11 Even •HcaI church For centuries the Church has made a business of studying and Interpreting the Bible. Despite thepassingoftlme,theyproc3rn clar. Hop. Of Glory Concert %UINAIYCNUICN alias NAZAUNI "all FMW4V*W that e . Help Is as near as your closest _,r _______ :t:' Wednesday Service . . s*ss.o,re*,,. ____ idwo 911.rn. 11100.0 isv. morning Service g . ; % P1151 CHRISTIAN DISCIPLIIOPcHilly JOR DAN SAPTIST CHURCH loill Wail Prat SIrut PN, svoila vi Iii, , ; ", ~"_ , v,p.i 1, ." t I.. .. . RM I .. UK us HURCHMAUNI Episcopal But to many of us, the Bible remains a mystery and even the modern" versions seem complicIWemaywantalmostJe . ,. 82114081111 sev-Predow PWW In.SeasML. WSSSI LaSS. PSr j" MSrwuri , IISSSI.*. limp.m. 66= 117he answer depends partly on your chfldhood. If your family read the Bible-daily, then its Books have " long since become part r yo way o IIIC. L 1. . 1 _ - Service Naztsr U - p.m PiltAvi 101$ By DAVID E. ANDERSON suggests that progress conlin- hinder it si inter-Lutheran representatives of the Christian it says that out of a common to go forward In union efforts UPI RsIIØoa Writer ues even when that progress Is unity discussions. urch (Disciples of Christ) to affirmation of "God the Crea- with the United Church of Ch The ecumenical movement measured only In small steps. -Another meeting between coordinate that church's unity tot, who makes moral demands Christ also recognized the long•, hrin, au hi. • Amn,iii th. •ff t'.i Ii ..A re ecen cent devve.opelop. k pe to II I . ê Soviet goals. on anu oLlers opie pe range 0 e Un y naure Christian unity - is often ments are: Christians, led by the Russian i and a ll nations," it wi ll focus on co mmitment. N f thought of by many Christians -An "enthusiastic" CkCIZIOn Orthodox Church, which "found Its decision, made at its as having ground to a halt on by the Christian Church (Disci- a common understanding of the themselves, suggest any 'dra. a "search for ways that are both authentica ll y founded in recent St. Louis, Mo., General u on "5' the shoals of doctrinal differ- pies of Christ) to forward in mission of the Church." each of our own, unique Assembly, set up six-year unity front. ences sometime in the late explorations of union with the But they do indicate that the traditions and at the wne time progrun'to work wA study at Isk -Continued progress in joia can assist our communities to all all levels of the church the n Y as n Os t Lutheran-Roman Catholic relaCertainly the hopes and -The Wulng Of 8 .' hi eve positive religious Issues of the theology and are ac statement of goals and direr- tlons,lncludinganothersessjon expectations to theC OW stances toward each " practice of baptism, the Lord's on the national level of II'.. commit ment and ultimat h h lions" by the Jewish-Christian. Supper, the nature of ministry staking work involved in nww he" been dashed by Muslim TrWog'ue which will doctrine of Justification, and the the realization that unity Is and put these unique interfaith talks Issuing of a joint pastoral letter said, "we share the belief that relate to the two denomlnadifferent levels ....;.... by the 15 New England more squat y ..4 .i.uwill be much more diffirult ra•ther than . tions. The unique, achieve than man" first naive! stream of the ecumenical Lutheran and Roman Catholic Jewish- norance, fact rather than fancy, Small steps, certainly. bishops. movement. believed. Christion-Muslim talks, for and reasoned exchange rather But according to many ac-The first meeting of the example, says in Its statement than blind assumption will -Success by the Committee tivists In the unity movement Yet, the ecumenical nxrvv- on Lutheran Unit in djam&n. Disciples Ecumenical Con- that it mew its role as more tharl provide a surer basis for Puft they are the only kind to be meat Li alive and a survey of tllng procedural roadblocks aultative Council, bringing just the exchange of academic among our communities." taken now If the unity achieved flF "'t in mcwd wftb that threatened to gedously together international information. The decision by the Disciples is t6 be hwft. • Pastor James Downs Bible ev uwi Toccoa, Ga., 1fl conduct Fall Revival services *i .w nsY aa ea. am and 7 ws" Side aj aarch, (ntySij s miles ' soUth of Lake May Boulevard s will,, continue Monday flwnnf Friday • will v.p.amirncwiqa UWMY Will be provided. Avery M. LAM is church pastor. "i IISTINIC"URCH .4 COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Si4iy kMI PreadlhØ4IWwIup 1 T,.s IPIIffi Prey.t SItV. t)Ipiu Congregational Ecumenical Movement St'16l l Alive IIR.vIvaIB.gIn, At Country S Sid. 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FRI) SPE. 12:00 5(4) MINDREADERS 3.I AND JERRY (5)0(DO NEWS (U)(35)LEAVEITTOBEAVER -- ., - U . - i".. (TUE) 12:30 a QD NEWS (1) a SEARCH FOR TOMOP, ROW (D 6 RYAN'S HOPE 35 FAMILY AFFAIR 0 17 MOVIE 1.00 6 ffl DAYS OF OUR LIVIM (1) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS (2)0 ALL MY CHILDREN 0 (35)DICK VAN DYKE Never Strike A Rooster Who Wears Glasses SUNDAY a retired nurse. 1. - -Is. A I rr' 0 1. " • -. P ' If ' e, i VA, 4-1 . I, . ~0 . . I I" ..~,4 L,;.. ix VIV, R . t 1 .7i . f,",- ' r. II ill :: AIIU '1. 1 -_ ,- - - t (ith ----.- -- _ _ •:...• "UI . 1. I 1 1, .11 I I ..'.. I .-. I N •r-f I" 111111111 , ow" I IJP'' I I =11111111111011111101 111111111PI.0 I w'' :I W in _ __ - I _ Coft 11 1111111111111111111111111111111111111 - . GiliesePm Ftell SCIIII)IM111 , ~NN&66 =0111111111, - - " • all I!-, ~ " . ;1 4.0~ - Hy U-S2 ess 1 J ___ ______ 322 ?102 ALL HOWS Sim PLAZA 1181434s . Thanksgiving dimen may cost less this year because of greater supplies of turkeys, poultry experts say. Turkey prices are averaging I.; last year poultry buyer Chris Schlueter, of A&P Food Stores said Thursday. Steve Chase. meat manager for Dominick's Finer Foods, said the lower prices could be explained by a general poUltry . / 2:11- . . "L~ KARL au" 9IRD5OI are selling for 50 cents a pound anti brand labels range from 0to 79 cuts a pound. Hens are selling for 69 Cents a pound, and geese, which sold for $1.69 a pound last year, ,q'4 _' TRADIT10 6:45 to MS [9 SENSUOUS NURSE ft" DR. MINK ,t . , LUNMION 3 1. -,. --- WS, , , . ". . 64* bo %A FWAII .I e, LUNCH II A 5 DU I FK-11-9" Us NO. 7.e.m.. S NJI am No. $• . I I • ___ iiiienoto - - -"I* r __ - l, 9., I -- - 11 It.P.-!] I ft;. irL°1IIr&tr I1 41 ose" so I I I mom &"b 6" oneft I N.. i . __ I I No. 21 i,. ..I I almo 019V 0 0340 -, - It . ~' ftwift C""L"Rav . I I It took a little while for the by one of the vicious rooders, to k" bow to ed. and th0y Herrell said. walked funny for a while, but it Herrell said he found the sire does work," Herrell said. FRIED CHICKEN Csdb , ANNAPOLIS (UP!) Joe soiuUonto the cocks' behavior Herrell's roosters are more when a woman froin Iowa told stylish and his hens more him that glasses made roosters productive -since they $Wed mom docile. wearing glasses. 11hie bespectacled birds at The roosters were outfitted with opaque pince-nes to first bumped into various eliminate their unruly tuy,xd obstacles and fell behavior, which was d1wispiting - down. But Herrell says the egg production, said Herrell,65, roosters have adapted to their ______________________ MlI. _ 4:30 (5) S BEWITCHED 0 (35) W= BUNNY AND FRIENDS 5-00 HBO MOVIE (M 6 GD CAROL BUINOM AND . FRIIENOS (D 8 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN -: : 5:30 : HBO MOVE (MON) : HBO STANDING ROOM.I ONLY: BARRY MANILOW: : (WED) :r 8 (3[) NEWS (ID 8 M-A-8-H (7)0 ALL IN THE FAMILY STYLE (MON. WED-M) (M (17) MOVIE (CONT-D) ______________________________ . - " °'"" (111 t17) LOVE, AMERICAN . .-. : wwwwomm ft& _ . SC!) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (DOFAMILYFEUD -~:~= - - _ dO : 3:30 11:30 -L4~4 - L77' 710,_V" M . B (1 7)1 LOVE LUCY (R) L Greespes G,g ER cheaper, Schlueter said. Mer$, rMAY,NW. 11 -ELEMENTARTICHOM "obw IINIOIIIIGH &oadftd*GM" 11101111111111111111111101111 softeavalm WUNWIP 1-111 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT CHICAGO I UPI) - Dw main \ SENIORM= THE GIGGLESNORT ~ : 6 GENERAL HOSPITAL ` CM (35) WOODY WOOOPECK.; (7)0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY or (12)17 ThE LUCY SHOW 14OW WMC> YCO AN"JeR - Toose ..OmmhIRUM 0 1 HOTEL Turkeys Selling 171 ROMPER ROOM FUNNY BUSINESS (IJ35I DREAM 0FJEANNIE One hen was clawed to death 8:30 ' ::I ; . - 8 GD TODAY (DO GOOD MORNING (5) MIKE DOUGLAS no Nowlikelle J ANDTHEIMPO8SIBLE8(FRI) (7)MOV1E (111 1351 DICK VAN DYKE TONWB" ~linksub whigpdrehow I 9 (35) FANTASTIC FOUR (THU) 0 (35) FRANKENSTEIN JR. 1 (7)5 mE Pal (WED) 510 Teee.d$ilad •%j" 35 "am135~ SKAUAM BIRDMAN(MON) AND THE GALAXY TR10(TUE) DICK AND •'' M00 Freskengo Nrs4 al~ AMERICA MON' SCIB11OW Polains arnew aft &IOSS k- -I or. 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N 111111111.) e on (INS) "of--raresum , Fresh Fruit TMWB" rfah IWO New N idgil Affair World War N, a Will drkw becorniss go Ila nn ' ass SATURDAY NIGHT -~. NwHost: am" - Hoary. P I Oieft TOM POY OW No . I M a WFARTLM so HBO MOVE "Groosed Light"" jt9M PMwd Pryer. . MIIE8hab5 Hudiforwaso Tku G~rm Gfms~ In a noroollice bust. R HM) an Arfay Me" .: lum Oft illolF.BF dw" so =jMLO I LMWU "MoA1661,11" Sirlhorkonilt (1979) Roy Schelder. Janet Strawb.n$ksdceke EXPRESS Freech Fries Tsu.ed Salad 7'00 FLORIDA ' Low" (C) (1914) 'Geor Poppim , Rover, "ol-inso" to n h~ cop wqn a beft w0h used ft an Influsil-tw people to MINION willo. mw(Part 1) Syhrle Vartan. sie,,ji. - argorAtellon thet. gov (D o JUKEBOX G HWM, Devo. Alicia Bridges. Rallis TeasedSilad Juice Bar •(.4) TODAY IN FLORIDA (7) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA several middle-aged former STOOGES / THE LITTLE MS. members of a motorcycle CALS CueS's' iminzscHooia 6:55 Kolchak suspects a vengeful, 2.00 a (1) THE DOCTORS (Z)6 ONE ILIFIE TO LIVE 0 (35)GOMER PYLE LIGHT • 6 (1) HIGH ROLLERS 6:30 5 THE ED ALLEN SHOW (111(17) NEWS STALKER headless ghost of being responsible for the murders of Sloppyoll" COMB" Pa 10 mom Biy Iuooaaws at Detroit .- being smom by a Murderer - auks rellusis at an orpliendes. . NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) 8 (1) THE WILBURN GROTHERB(THU) 0 (1) COUNTRY ROADS(FRI) (1) a CD a NEWS Besu..Weeule J"BW No (i)OILFOOTBALL Taiia 11,11a slid lii • . (2) 8 FANTAW ISLAND T* Soo has in I" "M a Country. musk; Wqw(Audrey Lsofflllgos~ by Stan Lii and Jslwi R.mfla .I . ouslorl ,. . .iep Chargers IH enat. Seattle Seallawlis Cfeuelsnd Browns repayins I ; 1. AM -~R"Wv;,"111ho .. - wM -day per- 1000 ()0TRAPPER JOHN, M.D. A wartime buddy who saved Gonto's life age Gonto to help him fait* Injuries so that he can comedian shoots pointed barbs at almost every Inalltulion Imaginable in this uncensored. no-hc4ds-barr*d conCott perfornmwm. 0 SENIOIIHIGH pta. Grualseas Tesseff SaW w VegetaMeSdeks . Spam' . HBO NICHI PRYOR IN CONCERT The well-known RAs ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS 6:25 5 (.4) POPI GOES THE COUNTRY(MON) 8Lj) PORTER WAGONER HBO MOVIE 'Last Embrace MMAY,NOV.12, IM 9 135i PTL CLUB U 17 MOVIE 10:30 6 (D HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (1)O CBS NEWS 7)USTENMON ; tTl(35)AP4DYGRIFFITH 10:55 (2) 0 SUNRISE 11.00 (IDSAS 'T?E WORLD TUNS •(4) CARD SHARKS 8 (3[) EARLY DAY expectant rms out of the apartment to pursue a boyhood dream. UMNEWS (1)S THE NIGHT fl35lLOVE LUCY (M 17 GREEN ACRES 10.00 (5)OWHEW1 6.00 Perars. School Menu FOOTBALL loBUle at New York Jsss Fists. Wro 811selers at Kansas City STYLE (MOW) 10*30 (0 1351 PTL CLUB (M 17 RUFF HOUSE Guest: Nictioliss L. Desk. pr"dent of Deak and Company and Doak / • 1 1!,GD NFL 5:30 (1) 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 0 (I 7) LOVE, AMERICAN - (17) COMEBACK BIII Vesck' Comeback looks at baseball's innovative, enterlalnlng and Ill-fated player who. duo to alienation of other club owners and his health, left the game and made two returns. 9.30 (1[) 8 THE JEFFEASONG The jeffersons we Mxm*od wheri im 'HSO STANDING ROOM ONLY: NAMW MANILOW One UT AM 0811111111011111 iltumlisu you're invelvsd I AND ANSWERS - iohw " is ft Victim Lof a n%ARM. Wt an ad may ad mplinst away yont YoW Woo is your better JApeat. right 0 twoet. a is daft AQU h any-hopodant treaseeft . loft pay pwucdw dtaum I SPIDIR.MAN - JNMCKAY - Easy Com- " us .tPCS' H 0100111,1120111111101110111 .- , $00 I ilIE Dick cavstt heals hOumal of the people, places WA ovwft which made history in the "Am"Twentles." --• . ; mmmdfts Y"0re P=bu toder. What yen ny WM be Whea mb@* Md L Whir* Is the AWA= Dw* (wviira be" been uuia .Youbehuldaeer-1,M jar k 0 (`17) ML HOCKEY Allents nmesw.aoeton&ina •(FC$ARLaPa Conradnarratee. CD 2 NFL TODAY 8LOVE 10AT The FindCOUJBE OTIAU. Prkicees embarks on an 79 Wftkly highlio- of key forgettable voy"is - when NCAA tootW om%ft sire Cowboy rwe. .. . es Waft. decide to go an a (17) MWM --TM am . Ow cruise. I Years Of Our LIves" (1041) $00 Fredric Mardi. Myrna by. Of '.1I) SON MOVIE "ActThree volereflis OW Vt* whioss " (Planilsins I .1 Sioven. 81111,111 1111111111110 to cap With post-wer 1, foowwy. iwnn .a (WED) collect badty.needed Insurance Rent" (Israiriniers) Lim Ellbachor. Annette O'Toole. Two wriaill-lown girls who move to take advantage of the glamo. rous life of the big city, find forced by nscesaiy Into becoming high-priced foreign countries. ___ M ISSUE$ (17)ThEUNTOUCHABLES "Monsters That Eel Time And pleft with police when their carsituilly detailed plans run into unfortsom problems. Cj) a ALICE Mel gets a paychicibomistic boicksoctie when his mtheir (Martha Ray@) returns to town and Idea to take Over the dkw. rave spo toned metal Is transported to . AFTERNOON •IOST TRIABURI OF HI CONCIPCION The by a team of dhom of astlimailed $200 milbori In ty stOW In a sunken Span. 5.05 (17) SLACK HOLES Into taking hostages and bSt. (ca"4100111 UPS) SIMI OF SAN FRANCISCO Sionit must locate a hijacked "ment of -old runawsy who caused a "L6-11.- forynt risks their lives ~to chimp the course of a huge "barg h000d. ed for a coftW with San F11,411141111coile. ~no traffic. 1/2 Hl'L) Pulling dirty political tricks on NOW by having Mindy Info. trate a seedy dance hall. GD(35)DAYOFOISCOVERY 910 (3) 6 ONE DAY AT A TUE A tutor Nred to give Barbara a crash course turns his attentW studYing and toward Barbara. CD THE ASSOCIATES (I])(55)JEMYFALWILL a (1) MOVIE "Dog Day Afternocin" (1975) Al Pacino, John Cal". Two kwpt baft robbers finid themselves forced - (11) a 0 mum (1) 8 SALVAGE I The Sal- inga pop WOW enillists in the Navy. (i I7Iftin) CHIPS ornialls cyclist HWITION " Jon and eirse.rchforaten. what you put in wrft Md in maft verhal COMIllnitallentat • I .: .1 .111 . . . 1. __ I I .-:4 ,. - MOVE "The Enforcer" p1L, attempts to find out who Is nlng" (1977) Richard Pryor, Beau Bridges. After World war ii. a taxi driver becomes first black champion In the W toory of the recosi-car circuit. (PG- I hr.,36 min.) PtA. WORLD "Strongest Man In The World' A College student (Kurt RusW) acquires wiperhuman powers when he sets a bowl of car" containkv a vitiamilln formula coincoct. edby a clossinate. (R) 1110 (1) j FACE THE RATON (2) BILL DANCE OUTDOORS G(35) MOM "Abbott And Cooleft In The N"" (" (1941) Dick Powell, The Ar4rows Sisters. To anoold his ______ " -±, - - •(I) DISNEY'S WONDER. 0(35)TOMANDJwW . MINI HBO MOVE "Greeted Light- 7:00 11-.00 (1) a so MNJTU Clint Eastwood. Tyne .) 41" HAM#* Ciallshan ., Is by a lownisis rookie in his 01 a Qfoup, of Cffl wiff"" San to get row - gror1k I (DO ABC NEWS cato Condition" (1983) jj. Gkmm,WyniS JO11M A Worn. on h I P n 'M UPW oft heir husbarsd afteir he buys a drug. staroi &W a eircus. of ft". SAO _ 7*WD dW an Indian word , Mike FLONDAIWATCHING if, ( 5) MAtOE Meuds 111111110 she Is unable to bridge M when ft takes ywuluaffl I. 1702 cm thsy have to epend after tOIla ki9OU, AtIae.a L1tah.. *ws (Maith 21. 0) =d. ft 1110,41 a rronch Im an mum ?be comistence Bowl is 4g) _ gbw v*&" in Italy " . callisill Y6* A was alle your shoold reganft yow 1 1" hen bNo" their stromm (b) an (C) of on British colfty I C-A-1 - - AT, '. " , " . e .. . "I.. I -1 _~*... 1. ... . ~.,.-" I. .i., . .) .- I _. I :~ -,."., I '.... . -11-M I., I I .,. .. I - ___1 -L PON Pane Pa., ., .. 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Wrft "Ask Ow Experts." we of OW newilIpp. per. kxvw" 9woftie WN be amm 411`mw 'I I I I I I by sm.-W-0 _.Weelew 11m44XXAf##P Of Robert Byrd, • kidnapped, two Vietnam vster• an& use gumitts tactics spinet the form4iclable foe who abductSd the man. (PG-I hr. 46 min .) bW4coutags Pam ___ut Arizona leiflirs and the h Apaches. (I 1/2 NfL) NOR MW US$Befl. 1979 with am friends may not be as . Nevetcher 11, 1M rosy Be ft appiesirs on ft BarCaning year YOU will be Im.Do it little detective work . extremely for1matelnmajng beforecomrnitth4yoia'eelf. friendships with prestigious GEMINI (May 21-imm 0)U and influential Individuals, at all possible, hive your They'll pro" helpful to you In dedslowmakIng Until another - PRA.L i 04.1111 . - .0" 5• ) 214u1y uI MCMII • HBO PLACE of a global corporation Is 1010 6 (1) MOVIE "Brokoin Arrow"(C)(IM)jerned Skliqw. Wt.Jeff Cheindler. in the 1111oft Movement" Guests: Orlando I17 FBI (MON. TUE. (I)O HEALTH FIELD LL SHOW CDO - - K1100WORLD Ci) DONAHUE 'Right To (NBC) Daytona Beach 77 10.0 (1) NBC Nan 610011111111111111111 70 AW THU,FRO Independent Orlando I ndependent Atlanta, Ga. Home Sol Office Cablovislon In addition to the channels llsteil, rion-calftvislon 110SCribers may hine In to public broadcasting syitem channel (P1%) 24, Orlando while cablevislen svb$crlbcrs nay tune In to ffidepindeit channel a. Miami, by tuning to channel C; tuning to channel It, which carries sports and the Christian smadcasting Network I Ce N) end tuning to channel 11 far P85 channel 24. a](35) WOODY wooERAP1IS tIO his e ran o,, au u Copy of A&o.Grapb Litter. LEO (July 23Aug 32) trumps to produce a three. Mail $1 for each to Adr*Gfq* Because you may experimm card ending. S01 a last three cards • R111111110 Y Station, some exceptIonally lucky were the four of hearts and N.Y. 1001L Be sire to ep.cIfy breaks today In aries relating f clubs while j .r bljth date. to your finances or resuirosi, rs th e jack-nineuumm r SAGfl'MUU$ (Nov. 23.Dec. you could erronsondy think tMa of "&, was hop . elessly 21) You're a$ to be rather lathe thnetogamb4s Iand about squemes on the last trump (An, 32) and was forced to make the goals and tids will beam your This Is not a good day to mak. despenition discard of the chances of Achieving anything last-mbste chagn in . I you're now abow for. Mdft do Is sheily a a -Aiw tb011 Ca" his Jack CAMMM 0 911in4m4"d& Fullass Lack Is wkh . Club$ AM WOW go by IOfms-al. 19) YON Will Pd YOW Wladm to You If Pill dead Pat. ' &PINK Wed's 10 of dood m In ammy win today, LMA ( 8911L nact. 31) (MCw5PAPWtVMMPRt=UW.) 111111111 P11111141111111115 1114 1 IN 611111ft with D=% mdo On middin of Sell Ain Seellng 90 I II . IV held j4 CANCER (JUN n GDO 1UP GOSPEL SINGING J111.1011111.11 5)SlOPC WOMAN enters a b order to uncovflt er an OPW&tion that Is security 0(35) (ABC) () 0 (CU) Orlando 9.3O (1) a NEWS YOURBIRTHEIAV Hence he led dummy's ueen . - ".9V11MW Opal" Wt," . - I & N._.kI by jç . * . --. - . _ For Monday. November 12 e that id. ruffed ,e second ew trumps and led the queen of hearts. West covered with the king. South took dummy's ace and went Into an elaborate study ofhha His first decision was to play West for the king of clubs but to take somoe precaut - HOkMn. MArthe Kellar. ated by Billy Wlklor- 'Ilim rector S iSf * rocks. 11101111 FIN" mcivie It& In hopes persuedlingi her to coms ow retirement for his now , -- BRIDGE Iv - -. it ____________ •AJ4 Vulnorable:. Both Dealer South . Wea Netik Iset isu ., ____ - 083 $lot$ j . 1' L., 9 I - , - EAST : : : :: Raw V=1 Iif 65 AT caLc Itr - ... - VAJ92 # A964 *Q12 I. nOW,, juM,u.r ... - •QlI . • 62 - :-:' 1 - - (NEWSPAPNENTERP$ISEASSN) ,WIN ___ 52 153- - 54 - I . I .. == . I 0 46 47 56 57 58 59 j b - p11111111 51 - W - I 44 45 04 ,,- • . •(I)OUTLOOI( (ID 6 SUNDAY MOANNA (2) 8 KIDS AM PEOPLE TOO 035 71THIRMTSTON" I LOST $PACE M 0MOM "Fedora"(1979) w v "' cam* Cot. hO mate an eztra effort to keep your thoughis; from wandering. November 11, IM . rch 21-W 19) Ijj to your utural Integrity aM Be on your bed behavior . .fttt most lofty ideals should be Used sodally today so that you as a yazdsUck In all YO iviWiit erratic thit , dávors this coming year. u uld cause others to think 101118 this happem, your smem Is '00 . of you. virtually usured. TAURUS (April O'May ) it's mot important Trying shortcuts today could and ye%t have a reverse effect and fnak hermom worry about ' - 3. C able 11. 1979 SAOlTARlUS (Nov. 23Dec. BSIIIE eztravagaut waiWul or 2l%If1,, have to 1.fr*atho1ce care'w with rurpo.'ons ' ' today y ween playing YOUt .w.. or following your logic, YOU It do am law. Your idumm Stewart may mislead you. LEO (July ZI-Aug. n) You my not be able to operate as CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-JEL 19) Don't pry into situtions Independently a you'd like today when you're not invited, today because of thie d8mands aW keep others out of your Of others. Stirsillft at do lamb personal affairs as well. Either won't help. occur, ow could cam trouble. VIRGO (Aag. X14*. n) AQUARIUS(Jan. WFeb. 19) Baware of a tendency'"y to 1 An associate who can be rather wAlcipolle too negatively what domineft at times SNNW be - might oft-ur. Wrong thinift avoided today. He may try to could brig about what you pressure you into something hop to avold. thyo better Judgment. PISCES (Feb. Will mirror the behavior of Tasks which require total the persoes yodate with emcentroum may not be your today.If Way we he"Ilisdiag cup of tea today. U you mad ependsrs, you're to folloW eI415e In work of this nature tiieir example. - - ___ . 0 HA • ' WKMS I t - ___________________________________________________ YOVRBIRTHDAY - 30 31 32 33 8 49 '50 t by Bob Montana ' "fr'ONE 5N4 i.0 AW= 'rA%FWM %ii, 0 I - - 36 Sustday, Nov.mb.r iooiv 42 ~111 %J r 17 I . __________ a-a---.. 35 . 1 . 34 ; : i ARC H I E 28 29 37 i n - particle point 20 .`tft '4 \Y I C - 57 Chemical 58 Muck 59 Compass I. iT' 25 26 127 I y (flv' J') I IGHTS things far more difficult for you who Ii boss of the household am if you Well to use your today. Be a peaceMAW,not A provoker. another time- Find GUM (May 31406 ) about yotnsU by sending for ay or you your AstrO`Grallh Letter which take on projedis that you . begin witb your birthday. MAU dislike- Cha" we you Could make IkO$ or leave 489, Radio City tiuth '" "' Be sure to so CIAMWY OPM , a L Art Sansom - 11"KIOU. - - [ 15 ou • country 31 Newts 32 Ages - - 33 Force unit 16 . 1W - - - THE BORN LOSER process r r r r- r - 1 23 Printing 27 r r ________ /,,. I I Wish*$(11.) 45 Glasses part 19 t011tu5 47 an 21 1, 46 Hair-do 52 Questionable 26 German river 53 Metal tube 4 Lower Musial 40 Mine car I 1 minty, 3 Yorkshire river 25 Crazy 39 Baseballor ___ instrument Horns Collecti on 3l Mayday signal 7 Sign ofthe 29 Lordly bust o ,, NIADv 24 Commence- 50 Mountain mint (Lit.) i 8b 2 invite 34 Drinks 35 Cut out for 36 Cook quickly FORECASTV 1 L 0 L V pedestal Is Looks at 20 Borders ar 64 oiics(abbr,) 22 Pow Ones (Fr.) , agency(ablar.) 65 Finisher 24 Pushier 66Tazus 25 Foolish person DOWN . > ( GAY IT. For IAINI I I Ll 61 ILUIS1.1111i m 62 Small rodent 10 Ancient 39 Prophet 63 Fleet POSt stringed 41 Esnie. mimic, ~0 ,4 56 Sighted Lj I 00 ____________ Sunday Nov. ii, 1fl-7C , 11111111 CII 51 Drops I5Grldder ; Evening Herald, Sanford, FL SyRERMCEBEDEOSOL ! LLWN 80 Fish I a Voice$ appendage 17 Vast with a 6 I Hank of twine N ~ ~ I BEETLE BAILEY ...NOW6TAV TUNED TIlE MARINE .0_________ I~ g 13 Shed blood OROSCOPE H ki:tN1? affirmative 48 To love (Fr) - ; 1. . ______ _____ I , 4.710 W P HJ IL 0 C AILI IMA *0 I N * T 43Istsnce (Lit.) e for a 44 Frequently drams critic ottl ::by of wuk . 12 Gallic (abbr.) It 1% f" I Answer to Previous Pue point 7I . . I! ACROSS 42 Compass by Chic • ra .I Sundsy, Nov. 11, I7, I - �- I.. • - .. . . - . .: ' Get _-; , .4 • ,I• Into , . .- . . .. The - .. •." '.. . - .•.- 1 I - .•.. . - -• Holiday S pfrit . 4 ..4 -4 - - .'*•p,-.$' 4 -. .. • ..*_Ifr .'iIt. _rir--- . .1t- . t. . - r By Making Fresh Gifts Are you in search Of a really a beskst or other decrative treat and always recvsd with homemade fresh fruit nore are many dlfferned 1% CUPS star thIdI fl145 and .crmnbetties. COIflbÜ PIM 14W aI sr gift ld.s this holiday container with a colorful delighi Whip up a batch o Turn Into a well-greased, cup waterinaUu01P1 es bottei, or fresh f 2eg v 'Ha in f hoaycombination of trek red ad fresh banana, cr 1 ava.vsgstabl. riiis, F 41w a Holidays". fl ligtdly % cup fridi orange juice Taking a fresh and.Ln r liftS for green 0048, 0048, brlgi4 lemons berry or zucchini bread and batch to gin an gifts In spwanch to gift giving is 1½ tablespoons grated pan. Bake in preheated a relatives Oft frm1v moderate oven (330 degree F.) 30 and limes oream tanusrins make until loaves. After dii,s liMe W'. Dsfate personal way of extending the orange rind kG* twilit i W& ddnsei0 11 bows olis.Ov with a green or red ginghemn holday spirit to friends and % cup d cob and Inspiration for your own Molise: 1 30 more Minutes. MM r:er 2% cup coarsely chopped from pan and coot, ily. creative 0 Ideas can be foSid with colored cellophane or flowers mnixtare from best and take out log. fresh cranberries 1H in your usrmarbet's produce ribbon and you've created clmtwflesl gicke. MMII P' lfl't forget fresh and PEAR BUTI1 'BR d.partmeat through the fedive and notritloes gift! Or coans or even a potted plants during this SST5, Cut mlztite until smooth. Stir In 10 rnedltgn fresh Sift first 3 ingredIents abundance of fresh fruIts, 117 a combinatien of fresh C11%MDI* I Baked goods we holiday .on - to add a S cups sifted all-purpose flow together almonds and lemon Juice. and set aside. Add Into ½ inch cubes velsiehis., flats and flowers pineapple surrounded by practical gifts daring the buy colorful touch to holiday 3 teaspoons double-acting soda to shortening. Mix well. 1½ cups BIiW Return to rants and cook over sivall" now. avocedost =U ad a whole bou* ~, top beam f~~Is &U neyofe anvenignt Wdft powder Medan lad "a thickened to Gradually blood in sugar. Beat 2 cinnamon Alcks Have len m"is fresh tratt coconut for an exotic and eye. yam ma, them In IdVlSC5 10 suIt d& in the Pr011CS 1% teaspoons apphiauoo conshlem'cyf, CWL a time. Add flow ½ cupchopped almonds In eggs, one at salt betI! ¶SO are attittivi apit" tpuj and frim ustil reedy to give. dsputhmed aid bring good % teaspoon soda 1 tableopocil fresh lemon Place uxtvre in Jers. Makes: 1 mixture alternately with dalwenw due" gifts. is kad is If your specialty Is 'i madsdrdatini ½ CW dwwft ems jelce. Stir Is orange Juice INOWL 01 ', _-' r: iwuw, —, ! ___ ribbons, PIN WUU IWI UV' ''' 'LW '" PVE WI7 • $ $UPIRUAND INKY PIG PORK USDA 61*11 A' UU54FUSHIOIISLICWTO PORK CHOpS . 99c RGEEGGS LIMIT2PII*U • . 2 21 LB. MIATY (2¼ M. £ DOWN) A EF PE IS . ••..SI .. P WA W.0 BRAND TWIIVI 4.ss. PAThIS \. uu*ciioics UNTSIMMIP WNOII N.Y. STRIP ' 8OI.U5 A FRYER OIRID PATTIES . $379 LL LB H tINO aiwlift N. SOWdO - Culsd Stiuk.. $2" 29 Isd ar NUN . .. rsuud Iwuid $2" FNIH WNt . ...-.. ,,y.rs $2" - t.'-..r. JDWMSB'MY r ..iIIPZMvrj ALL MEAT FRANKS 7,11' t..._t! w.o -- Cs )WMWN V my 79c11 Ll SP by Carry Trudeau - 1$SIJ1,*$ 57-..69c 2 Nov.mb., 11, 179 UNPORD, FLORA __ w.o GRAND, / QUARTERS "'' MUM c 12-is. •........ PJ'JM U01 FRESH ShAlT 01110 '% :!) - C . 9 0 W.• SIAND IIW* CHOW SONIUU 1N S .wi L fl W MWffau ;.MAW *vm ai3'A a', - - AD I j r ATh - - - _ Hum W..ITØ4 e#fTP ., , t-•.. r 7iN7)'P s) I I. .- 1 I. .. ' 0- S . ... . S - CATSUP -.. . Mass_ "(4, .. U.N I .. $1.ISee' , - ir 1 Ww . . E . ARROW _PLEACH_ SV_SIS . lb 40 ..!1" ii'..--$i" mum" J uuusr.. AICCORNO TO K, aM, TS VNOW M1! HAS SEW 1UTE. NO 1uI OR 1t WITHIN TVIJ MILSO OF TIM COAST IS WE PROM 7dON TEE MIDS. 4 .::!i.' ' : pWI • •:: •"i Wr ' 0101 AST 'a & I#J 4 . ---7 , .•• . SI4I. I . - IIlØ. t • V. I i Ulffix I 7 .•- S - I S 41 , - - - . 4 Al R T.,T -Til000 " '• , : :' I '!-\ •_4 -•' �I .. -.-. --__________ __________ -.-. ... -... .-.-. ..'...-.-- -.. . .-..-. -.-.-.--.."--....- . .- --- I .--. -.------- -.------ ----.- ---------- i• ® _t g --- - LA - j_.. - .. ---.-----...-----. .-----..----.- ---.------ - . . - - . . -- - 26 ___ 10 WIS __ . .- -- - _ : rA law Pau NOR AVP - 001-1 ___ 4HIttOW,N.m4. 'I gur TA __ I . ___ WA KLE16 : IM .. C ON Ur" - • ... ow RISK C==111 wo POF %Pma .1 • _- __ Now . Mly AT owl op 14 L NO. $75 FOR RELEASE NOVEMBER 11, 1979 POW Aw top r1dif Ar - -. '.-. :. •. . - .... .. . .. . • • NILOI$I* WNATAUNI.IRI D's' I save onspeund coffee cans, also tile CflS from psan beans. DEAR HELOISE: - etc. Remove the Iabals, it any, thin wash and dry the cans. I To One bureau drawers. use give them two costs of while owl-gloss enamel (ethar colors asPsetof gift wrapping paper. could bs used if desired) and Invert them over s.N drink battles The design is refreshing. until dry. Mrs. Ted Machnowski These are veryp" Afterward I glue ribbon. TICkOPTHIWUg ith rickrack (and other ap. fill . fern &W flowers. I DEAR-HELOI$(: the belief$ whole thing caft practically have them) or sli eeN In the dryor, I put them nolf" except a f6w m! of each can. AM In a plaft beg to keep thorn I make up quite a few of of my f4m "'I usually have clean. theee of a time and put them so" "" of home-grown Then, when I do hand away. When I have calls, far flowers an hand. Mary Frye laundry, I tose two or three quilk Mmpmft of !b" far the Sheets In the f" rinso water. the laundry 4 ft be dried In to somano In the- helpWo I A be~ a the dryer. I Just WAWn them alwaysi.vssi*csr bla,s ss.up i ,., th.f$owarsready.Nsvmrryet .ed work. I kasw v.r *yeraleniwlthth,ciolha.. ffilastmkwleas$swhsllam kleadeloveyeeaeadeIIsr Easy, convenient and go" to use for vas" ireut shMsg yeur W. nothing wasted ClId Soft gsthIngWlembe. •. •• :• . - I 'A ?• 17 7W I : • - .. -I ••L • 'J • I•.- 4 I . . •. . -dP .• .10 'to. • ;-. • .•, -, ':' .1. 1 IMF ftaft Il -. ..--. I '- •.•. •• .'. Lgrs ALL STICK WITH LON I I If you need Sam* paste and don't have any on hand ustpsuratsblespoonoifiour into a cup Adds little walsrandstlr (Must be thick) Prislol You now have yourself som. glut top.st. #how pictures you've just cut out. a ON~ my . -4 - WHEN YOU'RE HOT, DEAR HELOI$I. am 13'ySaf4IdwhSlSV.S$SbalIs Last night I was ysed ft shem a Wds. so a asehe beklingatekoand -s Using was hard $s$Isadas was ciki. I teek a Small container and filled " with very hot top waler and placed the frosting container into it. Uks LU •• Nspe New" Chrl$ Rich" * i . • . I . • . 44 1A .4t Jk - . . - �- -. ....-... . .--... -.-- - • A ___ I -- -, . -. .-- . --I --.- -------------.-----.------- -..---...--. ------. _____ t._____ -- -- .----. --- . -----_-----.---_-_----..-----.-- -.-..-:.. - _____ - - - . --- - - - .--.. ______----------.-- . - --. . . - -----. . - -- - - -- .. .. - pr1 lii .---- .i •. . Lee QOLLEW 3V 4 THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS by Mike S.nich 11% Ho, r *'Iitz ' u' 'RIOE,DONALV' — Go! FppT-I-1 cow - : •.. -. -411 .i....... - W ' ' ç'ai bw - •..ii "a got t I I Ii I 1 - -...,...,. - ......___._______ / ___;'".• . .1 - I- V .. I 1 ¶ f . - i . ' - .1 V 14 4 ':-• I ... \ . .. ... - • p I -: 4 4 - 4 - - ---.-.- S/p•_, — •---•r-- - --I -. r �'A aD woe HUNRT 4v by Dick Wing.rt Hoo- J. PROW! A ICICvNT To Mille NEM ;7 All F ALLEY OOP IF PI AND by 'Dav Grau AINIS I" BUT Do NCU "0 l, filli: N PACK V= POINPAR4TI off liii? AND L., ...•. %- ••. cram Of : HIM? . • .. IPAU.kidpr N%Z "A PMUXNM AGAWT POOM V" ."761. / . — • — I •4 a • _________________ . ____ I . • . — •,- I "_Lo r - S U11cm STI u I byMoffl.Turner •• • . ' F. . • . — . . p '••I• I:. . I W.n 17 ___ �- . -'--- -- - ------------- - - - .•----•--- --•--•---------•-- 7 I . . • - . • -. - -- S . . . .. ..J• •. . . ••--- ---.•--.-------.- -•---.-•--. . .. I . -- . .• - _____'. _____ - -•. .--.-.---- . -__. —, .,_,,_4.... .- • ....•.-. .. .. • ••, ,.. .... -- -• •,.•., - ., . .•.... .. •... .... ..,. ••., ,• ø,_. -- - -- •, • "5, ____ - 0 72nd Year, No. 71—Monday, Nov. 12,1979—Sanford, Florida 32171 "Fire Evening Herald, (USPS 481.290)—Price 15 Cents Downtown Area Guts _ llu'.e businesses were destroyed and Palmetto Ave. The building which traveled Into the was filled with merchandise for the store two others damaged In downtown San. The Volhop at 3M E. Commercial St. second story windows of the furniture below and his main More, Country ford by a fire which burned intensely for and Seminole Appliance Service, 105 N. More. Furniture Distributors on Highway 46. I= heirs Sunday night. Palmetto Ave., were damaged by the "I don't know how I'm going to be The also spread through the carpet Forty five firemen from Sanford and covered Ill have to get out my (1n ore and f led a . .. .i st il th e appliance store wi th ruvo.uiw u .eeapparuu the the BMW* Department of Safety Minor fires broke out in the surance) Policy and read It" he said. the store by smoke. U fougt* the him, which was first reported UVIW% UI Galley said that the shops which Volkahop, apparently caused by 'heat at 7:59 pm. Assistant Fire Chief William ?.. RWi cleaning C9ifl3Although from the Southern Line building next housed the furniture, carpet and sewer are still gating, th Galley said the fire was not declared out cleaning companies are 'pretty well ," I.WêW 1 may usVt door. i.i&fl 4 39 this destroy ed . been started by lightning from the heavy "The fire comes at the worst time of • Flames destroyed Factory Furniture thunderstorms which passed through the the season "said furniture store owner "Their tops are in," he said. The Closeouts, 300 E. First Si; L and I. area. Phil Deere, as he watched his shop go up second floor of the furniture store, the Carpets, 105 N. Palmetto Ave.; and By the time they arrived, fire fighters in flames. only two story building involved in the • [I P • y -• - .- • ___ , .... *rw,birI9 uni I .: .. • • p . càsc, wost Southern I.Ane Cleaning at 103 N. I*NIve 0* vsnms IiITII 'SIt ipII I tip OsSI me, MO IM lV0*IIs well *p all Iui*sr sdhs." U 1*1 OWl 11ev wisIst it 0* ::m. ur INji N1N10, 0* aN SI PSI **Sr - ••; byHalkaasfaan - •• '- - - P V ad LI $iibp Wuaz I. 11111 I I Upset Iranian I. usNs. I. Sacsu 4. Isus. 1. k. 'SION $i, It MiThisiV we MO met of li tile meit ImMIUM IsIWI it timS i? SSNWSI a%"ut W al$M Nism. wshhs I— sm •. .. 0* mk wm. 51RIIsy. - .• • h a' ' P4W . woo kMsm W or Ululuil mauled V15N pm NM,leaIl0usI. Oat • •. 2/s.s •11• • '13 • •q12. • U- •' - • - • C" "01111"W" 11vim "M iri at • 7 •.., •S .• ; . • - A • • - ...• - ' 1.1 -- -, • *L Sanford firemen pour water Into the store Carpets dur i ng Sunday - night's blaze the for the release of hostages In Taiwan, marched he=" 4ft bands of angry Americans. students, was scheduled to be held outside the Iranian In DooW,an ftftontooftor 10 his 16 ftft - Polla in Dover sald Aift Shariall, :W, was In Embassy, but police refused to allow the crowd within whsnaminted Iranian fired. rifle IMoa uup that custodyforthefatalshootthgcipaulMorftyky,1e,and 200 yards of the building. had W"'flock *NO Ms 'PS the woundim of ____ So the dernonstrators, Ignoring a rain and Motorists booked borne'lo of AM= ftt 1 -• - - death tiwsats. ___- are concerned for the misty of Iranian A coalItion of Long Island (N.Y.) organizations said It outside the hospital where the shah 01 Iran is onnationals In the United Slat.. bec.is 01 Incr.SIngly would Wis to see all Iranian students placed In dergoing cancer treatments. YMM confrontations with Americans angered by the Protective custody "to prevent them train facing any The Washington protest organized by local college . • I#IIMMS - • - -. CAm;= PH" at do U*$M* of VW P"Nuous to ordM froolso dedsoft A00-for ., Ilook U.S. eften or a vh~ student. MI b New Y^ about0Anwricen -d - 3WuNk Dow,*a le the Wmgtes area. Meswhuaetts Avenue, where many of the foreign ; - • - . - • . • 141 • , . : • •' .•. .•, " ow 1• . t...4j .:..____ ::. .. -. 1 - • '• - , • 7 ,. jj . : • .• .•,. * . ( . - •. ' • •Nf.• 'çi.74 • •.. .,- - . • . . . . . _I . • -.' - .a - . • • • • 14 * • .,....,, I _ • .' • ____ _______________ ' ____ •'. - •.. • • . 4f _ _____ - •. 5' • .. ;•• - • •, 5 .. . . - • . ; 4. _____ . . -. - L. ____ • ____ _ -iiT- . - • • .• • 't' -- I. - • • • •..,.•. .-•, . . . '•,.•• ':' ••'••3 •.•_;••?7• •. :.v: 1 • • .5 - Gib , .•••. - .. ... ,. S • -;i.. '-.-.•, '-' '' - i. \ • S • . •:: s V - • • - ."!- , ivihi ula," .. . •. • .- : . 14A,L%.( 45 s---- , ge ,',, ' fatal crank. v' M lis I 1ui. in . M1SIkLp'iu ... .. -. Yates . • wipel downwalm I i *k" were home . a MI in W ANWA P"lim m • / C [lbi'i. • aW. u'u1 r 111r4, VAbh inhoØ ai.jlmi Iii Li_10 I5 hula • - •• .* -_•s ,—.---•- - - • - :. • •_ -i- - -.... •J. - - ' _•_ - :-... - • -_ . I F S.* .1 •. ... }V4%t4J A.. jj,jJJ • • - 211pa. ' __ Ii p1w ai • -' -uiJaUL ir_do eute* r'j a 1. -• • is "äááUZ' daa,sdd . . mea 1 vefo Ni. hwe to - ___ -so bw pin died do Ap New ft yaw were iLj J *IedMuqin ) th*. svul as 0* bsuly i: MO the au4My4iul she, draw a in - - 5 _ Us km dw do VjWW&o: MW auhad _____ _ nIwi1yNwpa,tidpaMs'1 woo Mid IM9 I atms0*vejiwa0* =uIa swear.," ,. There um UN. 1,100 ?'fl. i- .: • - -- - _ A 1P 101 flow eE was a short pMe the .at.'smeMstsre. W_nts c'Ide . A*bouadi the date sets compensation robbery. mid year for I she meld. 1 asters with the $coat Homers MO russia the beer" ,omy day. Cilbsito Gou', N. who Is MR!! bsCkalMefOSymØcgeIdtoPmiutoRies knsr,Iy Imt.d her don to cam' I ' 500 for their defense of convicted murderer Terry Melvin Sims. dIstcs for A, who romthell,IN • . •- -. . . — - - to pay them "In addition," he said, "a U.S. Supreme Court case dealt specifically The county has not agreed the with fee eeaddeciaredthemto award, ordered Nov?byCIrcJ7udge be unconstitutional." Tom Waddell Jr. Or has the county said It County Administrator Roger ByJANECAHIEIJEhIIY would appeal. The beard of county discuss Nelswender said Nov. 8 that exceeding Herald Staff Writer commissioners is scheduled to the fee scheduled limitations might open The six-day Filth Annual Sanford the matter this afternoon, to uncontrolled attorney fees. Golden Age Oblnpks ended Saturday Heffernan Rabinowitz refuse to the door and at no time during the wick were the meet with the and commissioners. During the hearing before Judge Olympic qualities of good sport. Waddell. Heffernan said, the County They lit word for County Attorney Attorney did not question the number of am Clayton at 10 am. today that they hews for which they were billed. Nikki dstrmlnation dIspleyed by respectfully declined her invitation to more than at the track and field ev " We on attend the meeting. Typical ci the senior citizen ernan U . respect o way "The court Is the proper place for any Heffernan #j atNeiss was Den Hull of bllledlf there was any doubt about Beach, who took a bad fall hew.sg further discussions," Rabinowitz said, we The two attorneys said they felt they billable hours, the county got the benefit over the finishline to win the 100-yard cegy, should not have to continue defending of the doubt. age dash in the Heffernan and Rabinowitz said their A.r receiving first aid for abrasions on their fees when the court has already ruled in their favor. fee amounts to $35 per hour. his bess and arm "If It were for a private client," Hef. ,olsmt..ns, he was taken to Seminole Heffernan said "it would beludicr ° fernan said, "We wouldn't touch a cue Memorial Hospital where he r.c.Iv.d 11 for the county t appeal. like Sims for less than $50,000.11 stitch.s for a cut over his eve. The average appeal takes a Undaunted, Hull sent back word to the mont As for the job they did, Heffernan and time, he hs to uladiwn that be was okay and would be Zi_ said It was praised by other Rabinowitz county will '' (IQflMg beck 10 COmpile In the discus attorneys a nd Judge Waddell. re t in escrow tiwow. A man ci his word, he retained to be"the "As for as they were concerned," by Rabinowitz said, 'it was one 01 the fined will be entitled "After that we t :':h.I. for def enses in murder trial ever given in fees additional rney atto A 10-year-old mother ollO from St. rinsohaille of Pat.r.aig, Am The, lapped the field defending our position," Heffernan 'd. II5 county. Rahinowtts and Heffernan are certain Sims was convicted July 24 of killing. to win the woman's cmi mile event in 1:41 Golden Age record they will win after all appeals are heard. reserve deputy sheriff during a botched to brick the pev 0110:10. "III be '4• -5'. S •• • i&, V -I, '• ft) r attorneys W. J. Heffernan Jr. and that this ($17,500) Is fair," Rabinowitz Mark Rabinowitz, If they attempt to said. "Escambla County vs. Murphy and appeal 7der directing county . Meredith vs. St. Johns County." Display Courage •--'•• vlms'-, - Cos* rain for public defenders baud on in* of ca handled. and In cam such as Sims' the set maximum Is $2,500, the Seminole County Commiuioners "are attorneys said they are confident they going to waste $10,000 to $15,000 of the will win. taxpayers' money," In the of "IUre is ample case law o the effect Heraw staff embeedes we located, to sound their borns. The am can- Was soon filled with ramus cor books. . occupied by L and L 11yDUNEPffRVX Olympians • ___ Lawyers Sure They'll Get American flags ani asked drivers along They Pales were unable to confirm whether iarlatI was -. .- Ift i. aidtor theirin 0* P01Mg t for 11 ad wik a nesoft rediso of - - .5.. - - hodle .• •• Kills Denver Teenager rev, caUng_111I hM of an . L — - United Press IMeslsl%tIaI _ '3!.s.. • . • !. 'q or I1Ik ::; at —i - -. ohm "funowww - — Talki SINpa ss$ um_ff1 SIll ss it -1 Deere explained Oat the second level blaze, appears to AM be intact, he mid. saw flames on the root of the Southern TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) More then 400 students people from their set pith. Vatican envoy Monsignor Annibsie Bugnini. holdIng dosens of Americans inside the U.S. Embassy The radio save no details 01 the attacks. BuWiInI Sunday visited the 50 hostages held for the today lad a national hunger strike to underscore their Acting Foreign Minister Abel Hassan BaniSadr eighth day by student supporters of Khomeini and unbending vow to keep the hostages until the ix. today met with foreign ambassadors and diplomatic reported the capilves were "mentally tired" but In good tradition of the shah. OFountom to press for the shah's extradition, health. of soldiers, governo"d omployes, The jaa newspaper, quoting officials of the Islamic Revolutionary Council member Mohammad teachers and students outside the compound went on a Is1fflc Revolutionary Council, said the government Mofattth, accompanied by other powerful clergymen, nllv fast In solidarity with the students Inside the was considering an nil embargo "U Imam Khomeini went to see the students begin the marathon fast at the tompound, the official Pars news agency said, permits" and withdrawal of Iranian funds from U.S. embassy. He urged them to press on with their camA epokennan for the embwy occupation committee banks. psign to have the shah brought back for trial In Iran. said at least 150 "sisters" were among the students who The Kayian newapaper said Iranian university The state radio today attacked the United States for he(M the fat early today. He said the fast, conducted officials were preparing to receive Iranian students Its "pretentious of concern for human rights, which has around the country, would continue for five days, with e,elled from the United States been exposed so many times In Western films depicting short Interruptions daily after dusk. 'The fast came In response to Ayatollah Ruhollab American atrocities against the red Indians." The Mate radio said some "American agents" had at. Khomeini's dedaratlon Saturday that Iranians would Press reports said Ayatollah Moouvl Khoyenl, the tacked other embassies In Taiwan and harassed some rather starve than relinquish their honor. Khomeini Moslem religious leader who led the attack on the foreIgners. It urged Iranians to beware of the attackers made the remark In a speech rejecting a papal request embassy Nov. 4, might be promoted to the membership who, It said, were trying to distract the revolutionary to Intervene to free the hostages, conveyed to him by In the powerful Islamic Revolutionary Council Mow PUSL . 15 9 ss.m.PaiIrm II MOSI*i*eagors. I a • *am hps*rSMOgitI3. $4.W*amaUsst nuniw Is Nina. SIist are Ohs sOur t? . _•_ 0 s Fas"n In Show Of Unl Iranian "ty itt NSS i.-5-'- AS - J...' . - 'P � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, November 11, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 11, 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 17-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 11, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/4303b7e7bd8508392f8211aec64522b9.pdf 1bcf4ea78eaab614d8a05a0747ffc952 PDF Text Text ,, •, •, • • . . • •. ..• . . • ,•, .•••• .. .... • .-.. • I I I . •. -I 0 . , W.21, IM . ]Hlerglidl - THome The best beds - - White Sale. and dressed I I start , Tuck in our sporty plaid dressed here, at savings. 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Thursday at Koller arms, ched and neck, causing explosion occurred. Richards 611100 today' At Seminole '1611011his an Caldireil Wood the burns. King was nmdwd to said he xu*ictW the cam of the a den orial WOW wO excive here he works As a welder the hI by adthird esboriao,rNa esceaslvoozygen"ththè andadinitt.daiho,ttimeafter ., 'i •• s Jr . 1, / ., ;-I t . I A IIyew..ld Salilord wilds, oxygen cutting te . . . -V __________ -c I _____Z%1 I= ___.. I - . .., I, ' /r . ' I . I .. .. • -. 125*54", Rig. $541ote 4409 - . -,- . . . non/rayon/polyester or cotton/rayon. :' ,~~, IL i . 50*64", Rig. $19$ 17.19 7584 Rig $331 sin 9910 . i~ Fxplos,* Ion - Injures Welder Acryftc foam backing. - At U school board meeting chairman Robed Feather said proposal does not spell out who does what." Member Allan Kedh thought "the way this proposal is worded, the principal could be passed over," referring to an addition made by the county commissioners insisting "that the eligibility for health services should be determined by the school social worker and-or school principais." Deju any . . . Ni,. 61$ Textured dobby-weave draperies .. - . ,. It..,k I 50x63" . ; .1. .1', i . . 0-4 . _ . po the 2 . Ue - . - , -- ' -II'I ç - " . At right: "JeWel TeX!' ld"P" , . sletiie blsnkSt, - *, '. . , • . .. I . - '. 24.80 twIn Sale Asgisi. .I . I-IftW1II\I.LILII . 1 " ___$109 r •1 P*EUt - 2 Matching polydraperies; lined. 48x Reg. $12 ........Sale 1O.20pr, 72x84' Rag. $28. Isle 22.10 pr - • . . - - - I " ,I • - - se To minote board meet ing on Sept 26 a 'repetition of the duties discussed in the proposal." Deju said he'll be out of town for the meeting but will send a Dr. Deju said he was; sueprised his proposal was table& representative to answer any more questions. The Vage an was one of five accepted for funding by the Deju considers delay harmful since the money Is approved for state legislattire out of 67 submitted and was ----- cu - ,Uy - -um1979 and 1980 and will have to be sent back if not implemented. Seminole Cow4y Commission which allocated $10,991 of e $64,731 package, with the red coining from the date. Deju th Ist year the health deparhnent was allowed ,000 for work in i the schools of which only $2,000 was used. DeJu, who was not ducted meetings with Marion Snell, I coorBecause of the confusion the matter was tabled and Superindinator and William Layer, superintendent of schools, I4 theteident di rector then, does not know why the $6,000 was not used, he said. Layer wrote Deju on Sept. 13 asking him to define To get the program going after it has been approved by the proposal. In his proposal Deju compuk4thelowbours(5 ,M )Of service and for what activity. He undentood fimber clarification "clearly the heft services to be performed by health depart. school board will take at least a month, according to Deju. was needed on the specific services offered, he said and a á meat persoanil and those services which would remain the One time-consuming duty will be findi ng and hiring three responsibility of the school system." nurses and a secretary to be used in the schools. before th e school board meeting submitted a received by Teison, of the role of the health depament to about (SUNDAY: WHAT HEALTH CARE CURRENTLY thoht the responsibility question was settled with his PROVIDED o 30 school health personnel. STUDENTS BY SCHOOL DISTRICT PE Ss I, meeting said he wW submit, before the next school )NNELI. - r\ more than $64,000 in a hub services program for Seminole County students offend by the Seminole County Health Department is being hold up OW the school board receives complete c1ficaUon of the responeibilWes of the health department and the school arId's health services. Atthe last School boaril Meeting on Sept. U the board tabled a health service proposal prepared by Dr. Jorge Deju, medical dkI ofthe county heakh department,oz$abdq the first ever _ PrOPOS01 Intended to provide a coinpensin school health t Ten, 'school board member " o made the two to make s hM invedin the proposal." th pro sal did not for V ex. 1 . - pe nditurn by the school district, but wanted to "make district employees will be (octet" (flretbASedes) . ' -. -. . - . ."- I . . Saft 4111.111111, M, twIn Reg. $21. Delicate bouquets pattern a quilted bedspread of polyester plumped with polyester fill; nylon tricot back. Machine washable. . - I ! I 11, - 1, L spread with polyester fill. Machine washable. Full, Reg, $34 Salle 29.90 Queen, Rig. sle 33.15 . King, Rig. $ N.&*Giomsc! H - - - .:. Sale&99101111111110001 d- . N lng shows up on a solid ByGARRYGRAU HeraldStiff Water SAL! 17.8 Reg. $29. Graceful quill- .11 , . .! 64,000 In Health ervices Com*in . 1. m Oc e Third, the school district Kelley, guidance counselor at schools. (PARRY GRAU Queen, Reg. $39 . . I " P: I King, Rig. 19.99 con For School Students ' • 1, - , - lob I &69 bedspread is polyester-conan fluffed with polyester fill. Twin. Reg. $26 ' ts s College bound Seminole SAT math section was 481, 14 sidered "Lviisiderable." Ray focuses its liloney oil the Seminole Iligh School, said for County high school seniors points above the national said there were four reasons classrooin and not soine itenis a student to get into a state made "considera ble" gains in average of . The combined that could be factors. Fir, the like courtesy busing. Fou rt h , institution he or she needs to math scores on coUege en- score for the verbal section school district simply fills goixI 8 ev trance exams lat year, as well was 4, tow points above the teachers. According to Ray the iwhen the .score come back achl , e a total score of 800 ndicating weak areas the when bot h the verbal and math as some Improvement on national average of 427. county pays a higher amount district makes changes to is added together. The average verbal scores, according to a than other counties to ex- i mprove its weaknesses, for last year's Seminole seniors school district spokesman.The scores surpassed perienced teachers, SO they %SdS 914, abo ve the minimal I Results from last year's the previous year results. The might stay longer. Scholastic Teat (SAT) combined was 11 Second, Ray said the district planning On bOiII to LOiit1 showed the take the tests. [Aist year 834 points higher and the combined is "conservative" as f Kelley said the SAT scores score for verbal was 2 points, basic education. He noted that Seminole seniors took tlx SA were not the only criteria for : than their national coun. Ralph Ray, public In- Seminole County is test, an Increase of 67 students college entrance and exceptions ter arts on both the math and formation officer for the county ranked third or fourth always in he over last year. could be niade for students who sections. schools, released the results atateasseamlenttcsgiventlie The test scores are required scored be low 800 under special The average combined score and speculated why the Jump 67 counties. by colleges for entrance. Randy provisions established by some for males and females on the this year was what he ty Matching quilted j . 0. 's I, padsImsmooth white cotton/ Standard; Reg. 4.29 Sal. 3.65 On 1gh ty ___ Pillowcases, by the pair. 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II * Scores H * Sem inol e The Sanford Airport Authority at a special proceed," aeveland said, adding the notice is meeting this morning accepted a federal expected to be received within the next two grant totaling $110,543 for site preparation for weeks. ew instrument landing system (ILS) for The authority also amended a grant apthe airport. pilcatlon to FAA for in funding to The granting agency is the Federal acquire 34 acres of property, south of the AaUon Ajnf2aUon. airport, to provide a clear zone for a J.& (Red) ClevelaInd, aftinisitrator of the pro es to Runway 36. aIrports said bids for the site preparation for The application amendment asks for an the I1 re opened on Se 6 and apparent increase of 10 percent in the FAA grant low-Udder was Edam LaW Mrining at funding for the land acquisition because the $lO3 proper coot more than orinaily eparation work is to be ticipated, Cleveland salcL A grarA of $il1$ is also Airport Authority also accepted aLeue state for site prepaton frem the of Sanford for a square =T ,eveland said. piece of land west of the airport to be used for Work wW.ben as soon as aothorlzatlon a metal maer for the l. DONNA m FAA is recold by of "notice to F 1 . . twin sheet, W.g. 4.29 W - _________ / t am Fanciful earthtone flowers cover no-iron sheets of percale ~ comes In lots of stitched with white. solid colors; Flat and fitted sheets are the urne price. Pillowcases by the pair. Standard, Rig 5.49 . t ,:.: ", 09twinshoot - . 1 -- • ,, . I ( m Seminole i,,, 1 S e. Ile indicated that he lice rid of the lice, it would make aking Counts school be Irict, h acknowledged that With schools the distribution of cases Mrs. Snell, 110 concedes d that I phasizcs m ridding ridding c ice I is in session only about three reported is "not any different "the problem got out of con- for the parent to repeat the loweeks, the problem of head lice from the last several years," trol" in Seminole County, pooll tion application 8-10 days after seems judasgreat aslast year meaning that elementary poohed the notion of a the first treatinent. This stond - and last year there were schools are experiencing the -ck" in the North. She dose of pediculocide, which eontCfl( that lice IdSCS have destroys any newly hatched more reported cam among modoblns elementary school children always been a pest) problem in eggs insures the earner that than any previous year. "Uess the lice are caught the North and South alike. the li ce are no more. the fd wk of school, they "Maybe lienaldo is Just fuiduig Though panic is hardly mt1ply," said % or those parents with Mrs. Snell. out about them, she quipped. spreang throughout the "But financial haniship, funds are mod of our schools are • • Because of their speed, lice available for purchasing the • the head lice doing a good Job." are hrd to spot apparently are. CVCfl when lice-killing shampoo, Mrs. Snell Someone takes the time to said. Elementary school children Schools, particularly are more a to contact .•• U through child's lriir. h head MARION The overriding remedy, elementary schools where lice, said Mrs. Snell, because Bute qu lice eggs, called of ...paiental help however, cases are more common, are closer, physical contact to the head lice ar ite visible during diceproblem in Seminole county doing a good job for the most the no rmal school day. Ii C,d 010 ( C •L s Older and brushes" said Mrs Snell p• elementary schools is parental part in helping detect head lice, students are more aware of a doesn 't natter if the head is eradicate I. cooperation. according to school officials. problem when their heads itch clean; they'll set The parents and guardians of and usually are more UI) lice. ii the parents listen to school conscious housekeeping on anybody's children are being con about grooming. "We would like to see the end health officials and take the head." of the lice problem so we can 'necessary steps to ridding the routine, are being advised. Recently, New York City devote time to other more lice, the problem of head lice lice from direct contact - head Health Commissioner Renaldo serious health matters," s aid among Seminole County school Marion Snell, consultant to head - or from indirect Ferrer warned parents of Ms. Snell. "If every parent or children will be alleviated, she coordinator of health education contact, such as from combs school-age children about head guardian takes the time to get stressed, Herald .-• Reg. $11. Celanese Fortrel polyester bed pillows double covered in poly/cotton Machine washable dryable Queen, Reg. $13 Sale 10.40 I, Students AM0 ti; Sale 8.80standard , ng Seminole a ~ !!!77, "' I ,,, I", ______ King Reg $12 Sale 96 Evening Herald-(USPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents __ - t bed In town. Pillowcases by the pair. Standard. Reg. S." Sol* - __ ti . 1,/1 I I '-. - I twin Sale 6.79 fee.?.09 ' I . ' • . V -- fCx - - - - . - .. - - k r. - • - _______ ____ --- , - - �2A-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, FL I Friday, Sept. 21, 1919 . - Robber Threatens Clerk,, Gets $325 - A Sanford woman who has been a western union clerk for about three months was holdup and robbed of $325 Thursday afternoon by a tall man who threatened to kill her if she looked at him. Sanford police said Mrs. James M. Murray of 20() E. 19th St., was alone in the western union office at the Trailways Bus Station at Park Avenue and Second Street when the robber entered the office about 5:30 p.m. "He walked up to her and pointed a blue steel revolver at her and told her if she wanted to live, to turn away and not look at him," Sanford police said the woman told them after the robbery. Mrs. Murray, according to police, did as the armed robber ordered and turned away while he rifled a cash box, then fled on font with the money. Police said Mrs. Murray was shaken up by the incident, but the robber did not harm her. WORLD IN BRIEF U.S. Black Leaders Meet With Yasser Arafat BEJIWT, Lebanon (UP!)- American black leaders linked arms with gun-toting PLO chief Yasser Arafat and swayed with him as they all sang the civil rights hymn, "We Shall Overcome." "I am very happy to have had this opportunity to see true friends, the dear friends to my cause, to my people, the Palestinian people," Arafat told the 10 leaders at the end of their 31 s-hour meeting early today. Dressed in green army fatigues with a pistol in his holster, Arafat locked arms with Rev. Joseph Lowery, presi(lint (if the Southern Christian Leadership Confe rence, and together with Rep. Walter Fauntroy, D-D.C. and the other eight black leaders loudly sang what was the theme of civil rights marches of the 1960s. Fires * Courts * Police Beat m Secret Service Sent To Protect Kennedy ; WASHINGTON (UP!) - Today and for as long as he :.remains In the presidential picture, Sen. Edward M. :.Kennedy is being guarded by the Secret Service on direct orders from the president he may try to unseat. The suggestion came Th ursday from Kennedy's staff, apparently because of threats received s so unding li ke a presidential candidate. in ce he began President Carter acted pro mptly. In late afternoon, four ;hgents entered Kennedy's office a side door to begin 'round-the.clock guard duty thatby will continue un til he :eaves the race or wins it. w '.) iiuei OT U Cy . -S. ROME (UP! )-Emergency crews discovered cracks in the 1,900-year-old Roman Coloseum and other irreplaceable ancient monuments, caused by Italy's worst earthquake in three years. The quake and its 300 aftershocks Thursday jolted central Itay, killing at least five people and in juring more than 5,000 others. Architects and fire crews found the cracks In three of the capithl's most precious Roman ruins - the Colosseum, the Arch of Constantine and the Column of Marcus Aurelius. Gold, Dollar Go Down Jody Powell said Carter directed U.S. Powel l said there had b e U.S. "Inquiries to the Sovie e n strategists to map out the op. lions that can be tai should Union... and the Soviets replied the Russians refuse to p their satisfactorily on some of the combat forces out of Cuba, only questions, but not on others." go miles from American shores. LONDON (UPI)- Gold prices tumbled in London and Zurich today, confounding bewildered bullion dealers who likened the unpredictable up-and-down movement of the metal to a yo-yo. Despite the drop in gold prices, the dollar continued Its rapid loss of value throughout Europe today, hitting record low prices for the year. In London, gold sank $10.75 an ounce from Thursday's record close of $385.50 tp open at $374.75. In Zurich, gold opened at $374.50 an ounce, dipping 7 below its record close of $381.50 Thursday. - . . 1;~~ 1 I ".. .!rl . :.sn Intensive air and ground search for at least 20 pounds Of missing uranium have raised the possibility it may ever be found. P Bob Burnett, chief of the safeguards division of the .;Nuclear Regulatory Commission, said the likelihood of a "siinp1e mistake" at Nuclear Fuel Services Inc. was 'dImInlsh1ng." But he Insisted there was no evidence that the uranium G.- eno ugh to make a bomb with - had been stolen, lthough officials said their greatest concern was that it tdght fall into "the wrong hands." Burnett said nothin g ad been uncovered to indicate the "material has left the lte." He stressed it could take months before the missing ueI is found If it Is ever found. I ' ' l , I ' , .. .• "-:b.,__. , . - 46 Frances Lyon of 2018 HIbiscus Court, Sanford, w ill display her traditional oils Sept. 29.30 during art show in downtown Sanford. A graduate of Florida Southern - - several local teachers for the past 10 years. She has been awarded several rib. bons at shows and has-served formerly as secretary and publicity chairman for the Sanford-Seminole Art Association. The Herald will publish a special tabloid In Thursday's edition. For details on the coming art show, in today's Bokcissa 1 pples To' _Rosalynn Irked By Kennedy Questions Voodoo Used In Fraud - ____ :_ -- L rthday In Bubble - HOS a - me msr ft _____ ____ - - - SHUGLE ,9 guy RIPAYMENT TERMS FAsT LOAN APROVAL' - - IA_ - - ' _ __ ___I - - __ - - __________ • ------ ---- • - -. - . - T_L ' .. - -. • -•--- . 1,:*r4Wz& .m. .1 r' .S d .. , - - - L.-.----- - •___.,-_..-• • 'za/.-a ...,.. -., .. - .. •- ~_-_ •--.-• . -_ S . .. -,.6.;.- 'I . - . . . p - - ----•---.. . .. .., -. 11 ~ ..." ~ .:. 'h. -• .i sj ;'_ .•.t - •11i ; -,--- ----1 - .1,...-:....' •.hI1 , '/I_ 4 P ;;( -. 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FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT COMPANY - PsMwià F J4 '. ale- Esu,i.*4*OI.N 55) - ,. .. ," tiPt. 143V - ---- .. WALL INSUIJfloN: . _ ____ _ _ -- -- S • U$INIU • ,'LOAN$ $IN010 250,000 - . IN - '.ALSOAJLAILE . ll I NO LOANS FOR ANY PURPO$E .AliAI'PUCANTs MAY - . R OR I co1DIT1ONEp your own home, condominium or mobile home and " lot. All homeowners qualify, Including widows, refire" and even thou rejected by banks or loan comøwis. LVIII UP YOUR $000111 NOT CON. - _&--a II..... II Loans can be arranged up to $500001 If you own - AREA DEATH Try FOR ANY P(IRPO8EI - _ market in that area was so volatile, a lot of judgement would go into any appraisal," said Woodard, who is Howell's What makes a \X1 -Wise "' ht ne a \Vitt- Wise home? Proper insulation, kir one thing. It's a big factor in conserving energy. When you're running your air conditioner 'tti obviously don't want any outside heat coining in. And when you're heating your home, you don't want that heat to get away. That's why you'll find your new Watt-Wise home Mostwell insulated. experts estimate that a properly-insulated home can substantially cut heating and Cooling costs. Ps.'cause of this, there are recommended standards for the insulation used in all areas of new Watt-Wise homes. They're based on R (resistance) values. And the higher the R-value, the greater the resistance to heat flow. For ceilings, theWatt-Wjsc recomnmendatin is R-19. For walls, it ranges from R-5 to RI I, depending on the placement and type of wall. Floor over it crawl Space, 11-19. Duct insulation, R-6. Entrance door, R-5. But effective insulation is just one of the many features of a Watt-Wise home. Others can include an energy-stiv ing water heater, a higher-efficiency airconditioner,, treated glass and more efficient appliances. Ask your builder to show you how a certified Witt- Wise home can save you tip to 25% on ekctricky. Or pick up a Watt-Wise Living folder at your FPL office. The Watt-Wise Living home. It costs a little more now, but in the long run it Costs il whole lot less. 7 Your edit- IsGood For $2,500 to $50,000 - Lui ment director. INSULA11ON: - HOUSTON (UP!) Today murk like o her ,boys Ida , hospital -the only places he Is him an *ostalty to lists ho virsatious. His classmates "Recutly, I 0" a special medical ldfl. Ivot for a argot vscsbaiary' permitted to go iwromtbd clasirsesu dlsnuloss. A oils visit him at hems. goL1.," IPITAL NOTES . I tme. for the experts studyIng aid mete mature sesding by his plastic babble. NASA spsike, Is the claarNm 1sIs(1M Mary Murp dad. A weE 0 I gev the ems of David, the eldest csawr that is a remit 01 expects to cos'pob a new svssdu&ly will poruiit Ma to says DWM has a (m eOs4 sums giplss. Edward 0. Pirvssn, Winter willvei 01 a goeetic disordar his dsso cutact with edvili," space mdl for him afterth e 1kM participate In the con. aid huts sons. 01 homet. er, be hd at IIMINOIIMIMOR,AI, . that Pm coafised him to a De'.MwdaDswqadaidata ritheyearthatwW.n.bkldsn HOSPITAL W very ______ q - SEPT. s latle batiblo. Bid David seas uses conisronce held by lime ho take twobour trips OMolde "He aid, *80 iPm? 1 ADMISSIONS OI$CNAI•Is birthday No. I as a chase, to C*s's 11upaW dsctsrs. the bElda. Sanford: *1 had ismill M I "a In on "11w Wars toys "Bid he shores lbs Sister uiut mey tub Timothy C. *1kw 1Mm. X. Harold H. Ducan Osrfrvø LKsIrne While Dr. W1i Shover yr let. apace ad 11w abowed David's lymphocyte _____________________________ omnires I. o.ut.'" Helena J. Let s M. $vt aid Thved.y David's medial WvV user Ma ci. count remains 'as rie as . . WaI(.rL.Rye Irvino Oresman. Dilisno Mati$ basically' had aol sdsadbshogMe evsr,1$.OpercsidrimimaL" Mark L. AIIm. D.11on CIIØmI Wilicaser. DIItSøi i i ii Iptbs p us 01 lbs 11w VV We for Ma Duemoid said David's aerial Ann Gregg, Deltena ____ IMI$5y Nasa. 4aS1 ___ MR -rag_ads, Donald J. HirCMnror, Dsttona atemss cures we thiur. -, -. IISINS ___ And ablIk have idouruit H. Mrs. Uuie Mao YI'.t'::. Carey C. Reeves, orange City Jaws see ai iaby pr, Oils. 1d $ fo • "AlthL.bo heist Mm di tour s.cà4grads daMes U 0111*9W. in 11.9 $d, PllTflssus?$1ar, "dasut ms,l.,he Pmilais foss readly staged a phyd Ide dad sept,. is at JesIaele FUSSFSI NOIIC.T lNlk1s giws *u soil presmte &idtd h'wde tàvIMos ad hubs." lame with David. .me lead Memorial 1''was a -i.' no David, whose last same has rote 1 "CitIcksi Little." member .1 FIrM Ibilok Ysuessteon, ml.. tinsa MetS SM., $s that as each yme p. the and chance 'w' * V. P$erlS,a.N.. ___fur midioul -F.s - sotboesdiacireed ___ y IpiM orch Ma.èytour....-,d.jkeis (wily's prWacy, *ft . . Worad fur twe.beursol hiss the Rise 01 raM.r'd *s.LIUMMSO ViurMitil. $5, MMA&IPAINTlNSIrd David's body dais sat have au oswMa.d 1mm'.. dull. orInlbs4uidds,Mes* Eadem liv diOd $01. 10 I, $001011 ____ is a ILI 011th miaMi gerom, bid lucy lame. . frfliii* C1 11 FIlj Survivors laded. ho, ..ISULUJ1II 1119il MN N UPAio wNN POVILi saNs*v w iaii 01 Ma stole ad*os. ___ *at saver psi hiEsad, Sail y.$•,4 P'piii' 501* Dw W. PNNSus s V11j1. for 8"111 ___ dwash~ ___ iuityiswtisns Atwe.eray:1ihaoless PU*e,twevead 'N. 4. a" W.O.A.fiL -- MNNmiMI500PUL,,. lie spends 1w weE. at kMl1hdbóäjWih.rn. 'l bijruiMI. W IlsaulIweur Mao" tf4U$1. ____ ___ for .voa __ ___ ,••--------w "David ars Is-- he sad iriI urer" -u r • -- two • at the - '' -.•-------•.-. .j'v. -.• • MU'. - ties" in the work of Bob Viele, appraisal and also instructed then l)NH's chief appraiser. Howell to make a study of the Education Commissioner Wekivi, tract. Ralph Turlingon and Agriculture Commissioner l)oyle Howell "did not conclude we Conner, the Cabinet's manage- paid an excess price for the imient review team for DNR, land, said Jack Woodard, DNR Division of Resources Manage- CEILING Need Cash? S Be . . along the Lower Wekiva in questioned Ellison's claim beLake and Seminole counties for cause he had no professional $3.7 million in 1976. appraisers on his staff. They He blamed "serious deficien- asked Hill to to release his staff Insulation. HOMEOWNERS: - .I - .- GARY, Ind. (UP!) - A welfare worker Is accused of trying to scare a food-stamp recipient Into joining a fraud scheme by spattering her car with chicken blood and tirowing chicken parts into her ya rd. ., Calumet Township Trustee Dozier T. Allen said bursday he suspended the woman employee - who p.rsntlywu using voodoo tactics. He said the sus pended employees was trying to frighten woinan Into acce pting more food stamps than she was *tit1ed to receive under the program. Then, be said, the was urged to buy food for the employee with the Mtn stamps. 6. - L Spenkelink's mother and Crilninal Justice. called tile 20. kelink - first person in the brother-in-law claim he was not page report a "whitewash" and United States to be executed allowed to speak because he said investigators were unwiji- against his will in 15 years would have told of corruption, lag to "point the finger" at was denied access to reporters drug smuggling and other prison Superintendent David and wasn't permitted to make a impropmieties in the prison. S OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) -His colleagues hope it's all a mistake. They consider state Court of Appeals Justice Paul Halvo1k a "b rilliant man.'- But Halvonik, a confident of Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr., is charged with growing 333 potted marijuana plants In his posh hillside home. -'The Halvoniks were arrested Wednesday night when a iquad of eight vice officers arrived with a search warrant. They were released on their own recognizance in what was believed to be the first drug case Involving a California justice. .1 WEST PALM BEACH, Pta. n-ala supporting Kennedy. Altamonte City Commissioner questions Mrs. Carter fielded at bla, S.C.; Tampa and Orlando 9 a.m. readings; tern. p.m.; low, 9:30a.m., 9:12 p.m. (UP!) - Rosalynn Carter's Campaign oMdals said di Harry Jacobs and Lauren each stop, were imiform1yoMh'IatIc. perature, 78; overnight low 7$; Thwidsyfmd.raialng.ortt,y BOATING Seminole County persons Goodman; Barry Goodman brief Southern visit netted grew more jy Early on Thursday Mrs. Mrs. Carter produeed at Isut yesterday's high, 90; St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet $250,000 in campaign money attending the $100 per ticket William Goodman, 6ar1olte With each answer, often fining Carter disclosed that a d$. has barometric pressure, 29.9$; out SI mile., Cape Sable Isand a number of questions event at Sea World included: Gibbs; Re. Mallison and N,ISS for the CarterMondels her questioner -both national been selected for the peel. ConvrlIj, coffers. relative humidi ty 93 percent; Tarpon Springs out 30 miles - about a potential candidacy by Rod Cable, chairman of the daughter; Altamonte City and local reporters with a dss*'saimouno,meit ribs 1* iinds, SE at 12 mph. 1gijhetajs f o r A small craft advisory Is Is Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D. Seminole County Democratic Coenmlssloner Lee Q,mtngine, glare. Intentions. She would- not Cartsrcpelgnhaysajuithat FORECAST effect Winds southeast womd Mass. Executive Committee; Tom Nancy Boo, Allen Keen of the Her Answer was simply that It dI5CIUS that date or Cuter's cisdrai and northern Florida Considerable cloudiness 29 knots today becoming cam- Seminole Memorial Board 01 Freeman, state through Saturday with scat mostly southerly Satirday. not m atter what Ksmmsdy k*wd but thS did sq the ars the strongholds for CuIV The two.day tour, which will mitteeman, and Beverly Trustees; George Perkim and dos, "Ow casign is t camnpigp Is plathig a series tered thundershowers. Highs Seas S to 7 feet, Locally end today after Mops here and Freeman; Slate Cecrumittee. Lake Mary Conscthnw and the upenmlng pasty cwan on what isa. of _mill fanily horns fa*aia. mainly In the upper $01 and low stronger winds sear scattered in Jacksonville, was the fourth woman Kathleen Reynolds; Mrs. Harry Terry. gg,'5 n-j pg f ore arom the coudr OS * election is Kt: tonight In the 791. Winds thuuderstoims. it Mare major effortbyMrs. Carter cn Mi.andMrs.JosDavij;Ih'. nocems*et. southeast 15 to 20 mph gusty I am very confideot We're 11. EXTENDED FORECAST her husband's behalf. aid Mrs. Kumeth Mclstoth; "The effect of what Florida The Carter-Mondale cam. near thundershowers. Rain In 1001, It was a Carter v. Florida except asdkwest Her visit to Florida cam. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Resso; does in the fIST fidirt," Mta. ready 1W Wbd#M PSiIfl II '"I( POMCSTds tO tory In lbs Florid. ," looking lot a good probabIlity II percent today, Considerable dnsu, a.rt barely tires weeks before a p th amid Leoneri Mobisy; Ca rter said, "is of great 1i pMal aportsrs with borcas ended lbs pr.sIdouti4l percent tonight and 9$ percent halt with scattered thin- crucial October 13 Mati party Hoyt. n; Mr. and Mrs. ,tgptflncetothsh1Moryo1he for people to di.ck d they e asçiratim of Saturday. dersbswen y 8.dsy md caucus that thapes up as the Gene Grooms; Myra Elsuncoff; country and of the world." iiwia o.. The crowds of wilisb Imdersetsd In _hosting a (md (1ev Wailac aid prepslls SATURDAY'STIDES Monday. Partly cloudy s.uth first real test between Carter Mtamonts Springo Mayor aid The potential Kennedy. Mrs. Cart. cood releer and r c ltig ethers to Daytona Beach: high, 1:19 with scattered sh.wsrs tirsugh loyalists and maverick Demo- Mrs. tj is Ma way to the WW Norman Floyd; Carter clash dominated her Mops Thursday at jam. do the some. jqas, , s.m,, 9:33 p.m.; low, Z:Sla.m., per" UIg0afrem the am in -p.m. aorth$. mind N BOWL Lawe Port Canaveral: high, 1:00 upper 99$ is low 7$. enlr. I' a.m.,1:25p.m.; low z:42a.m., uer and 7$ssxce$ wend 99 2:59 pm. southeastern beaches and 5I I Bayport: high, 2:32a.m,,Z:$$ Keys, . . David Celebrates said, but it attached no blame, quesioning whether Brierton was aware of regulations governing interviews and last statements. Brierton said Spenkelink was asked if he wanted to speak and said something that sounded like, "I can't talk, the strap is too tight." save Judge Busted For Pot Plants Florida Straits and also aids in rescue operations. WEATHER the time Spenkelnk was prepared for execution, John Lohman, spokesman for the Florida Clearinghouse on These were violations of prison regulations, the report - - MIAMI (UPI)- It may be used only once or twice a week, but a Coast Guard teletype machine the "hotline" to Havana spells peace of mind, The 225-mile teletype lin k between the Coast Guard Search and Rescue headquarters and the Cuban Border Guard in Havana helps prevent misunderstandings in the Greene denies telling the story or being at the prison at was HownewWaftso'Wise Living homes up to 25% on electricity. WASHINGTON (UP!) A prototype for a new wideAisle, low-floor bus to increase the mobility of 8 million élciorly and disabled Americans has been successfully 4.nd economically - designed. ' pblIc announcement of the breakthrough is set for - Monday In New York. ' The man who has produced the new b us is John DeLorean, who once headed General Motors' domestic natIons and was responsible for production of the Corvette - one of America's first sport cars and still .considered an automotive chsic. College~ Lakeland. she has studied art at Sentinalk Community Coilege Mid with : SHOW NEARS body. statement after he strapped in the chair. New Bus Aids Handicapped -. SIDEWALK A death row inmate swore that Greene told him Spenkelink was held down by guards while a hospital aide stuffed cotton up his rectwn to keep his bowels from vacating when the electricity was shot through his Brierton, who just this week was promoted to Corrections Department headquarters where he will be in charge of investigating inmate grievances. "Activities surrounding the execution were not as sterile and placid as the prison ofIlcials would want us to believe. even though there is no evidence of direct physical abuse, said the report, signed by Block and Dick Williams, Graham's inspector general. The investigators said Spen- 0 BRISTOL, Fla. (UP!) State Attorney Curtis Golden 'says It's the worst case of a rigged election he's seen in 17 years as a prosecutor. Golden charged 15 LIberty County residents with vote buying Thursday in connection with Irregularities in last year's school board elections. "The elections law violations in Liberty Co unty were the )nod blatant I've ever seen. I've never encountered them çn such a large scale," said Golden, Pensacola state attorney brought to Liberty on special assignment by Gov. Bob Graham. - 4" conducted a formal appraisal of the property. "II they're expecting sumac appraisal report, we don't have it. %e didn't make a narrative report and neither would hIovell," Warner told UN. much for Lower Wekiva River when releasing his DNR audit Ellison, In a draft audit land in Seminole and Lake for the 1977-78 fiscal year, but released a month ago, said the Counties. Deputy Auditor George Warner Cabinet paid $1.1 nmillion too Howell, who personally In. admitted Ellison's staff never much when buying 4,500 acres b Coup i spected the I.ower Wekiva tract of Natural at the Instructions of two Resources chief appraiser Ken Cabinet members, concluded Howell says Auditor General Thursday the $3.7 million Ernest Ellison is wrong and the .purchase price was not excessive. state didn't pay $1.1 million too Ellison stuck by his criticism .. A cIa. Carter aide, who "There are two ways the asked not to be i",nWled, said Leisure Magazine. status quo, which Is unaccepta- the talks so far have concen:, ble, can be altered," he said. trated on obtaining additional "One is to reach an agreement Information about the troops. with the Soviet Union, the other "We now have as much in. formation as it Is possible to i by action on our part." -. ." provide" on the matter, he said. "We are now pr epared to go The White House official shortly to the Soviets with i.ms (UPI) - A cousin "happy event," early today before midnight Thursday. named himself iwesidsnt at the specific proposals involving the described Carter as telling the toppled Emperor Bokassa I and flew in 400 troops to ensure a The cousin, who was an aide head of a government of situation," Powell said. ''P "he appreciated their declared his Central Africa peaceful turnover of power. salvation." to the emperor, said Bokassa maintaining a public posture Empire a republic In a coup Within a few hours, Francs David Dacko, 49, whom had fled to Ul))a. Early Thursday, several key that did not Interfere with the ending "the Butcher of Bokassa hlmaelf Dacko announced BokaAW1 flow two compeniesofltstroops. :. outed in a senators warned after a meet- negotiating process, and he Bangui's" bloody 14-year-old'rar-bloodless 1900 an. self-procl coup, aimed "Empire" from nearby African nations :: log with Carter,' the SALT II thought It was a very responsi- dictatorship. nounced his takeover In a radio Again would be known as the IntO the equatorial 'capital of pact had little chance of Senate ble posture." France, calling the coup a announcement five minutes - Central African Repub'Ic and - Bangul. - Hotl ne Prevents Mis takes TALLAHASSEE, Fla, (UP!) - Department "Election Rigging 'Blatant' . ;' a letter about "inconsistencies lie Said investigator Irwin about whether former prison Mock, a INliall1i attonlev op. technician Gerald F. Greene posed to capital punishment, was present or not as part of the told bini the results (the medical team" for the Greene inquiry would have no bearing on the findings" of Thursday's report. - ., I1 Spenkelink electrocution, Greene said he was off duty and is willing to take a lie detector's test and present proof he was elsewhere. Per. sonnel records have him signed in at the prison but Greene said it was policy to sign in for (lays not worked when an employee was due time off. A co-worker and his supervisor also said he was on duty'l 'My plan is to wait until I get the letter to see exactly what we're talking about," Whitworth told UP!. Seminole Land P urchase Price Sa'i'd Fair to :: ERWIN, Tenn. (UP!) -Federal Investigators running WASHINGTON (UP!) - ratification as long as a Soviet President Carter, ruling t combat brigade of 2,000 to 3,000 military action to drive Soviet troops remains on the island. Powell described Carter as combat troops from telling the congressional leadstudying punitive options to be Imposed In the event talks with era "we are preparing options Kremlin break down, White lot action by the United States If we could not resolve the House the officials say. "Obviously no one is consid- situation satisfactorily." The spokesman said Carter is n-log an attack on Cuba," said one highly placed White House discussing the status quo "as ft official who asked not to be relates to the broad context of U.S.-Soviet relations." But he identified. declined to make public the "We are not talking about options being weigh ed. direct intervention or challenSecretary of State Cyrus ge," a second administration source explained. "We have Vance met Thursday with some options and hopefully the Soviet Ambassador Anatoly Russians will show some Dobrynin for the fifth time on sensitivity to our needs. ... If the troop question, but the State they don't we're not helpless." Department released no Ancient Monuments Cracked Thursday. It said Spenkelink apparently was verbally taunted by guards, but there was no evidence he was physically abused, Uranium May Never Be Found Cuban Troops Graham directed Secretary of Corrections Louie Wainwright to respond in writing by Oct. 15 and then the governor will decide on "appropriate measures" to be taken. • State Attorn ey Eugene Whitworth, in charge of prosecution of crimes in the circuit that includes the Florida State Prison, said he talked to Graham's investigators Thursday about looking into the possibility that a witness may have lied. He said they are sending him A month-long investigation into allegations that condemned murderer John Spenkelink was mistreated by prison authorities just prior to his May 25 execution found no evidence of intentional wrongdoing. But It is likely to result in some changes in procedures governing executions and the rights to be accorded to persons about to die. Gov. Bob Graham, who had the investigation made, received the 20-page report - .I Options On U}flV. TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) :;JN BRIEF : Drug Store, U.S. Highway 17-92 and Airport Boulevard, sawed through a grating, under the door to enter the pharamacy and made off with drugi worth $125, Sanford Police said. Clarcy Campbell, 39, one of the pharmacists discovered the ROME (UPI)- A strong earth tremor shook central Italy's Uiiitjrja and Marche regions today, causing panic and more damage to the area struck just 28 hours earlier liv a major ntrnk .-'... that frilmn,l Sm. ........L.. Scientists at the Monteporzio geographial ohservatory near Rome said the tremor struck the two regions at 2:52 a.m. with a force of 4.2 on the Richter scale and was centered about 100 miles northeast of Rome. Officials at Camerino In the Marche region said the tremor caused renewed panic among thousands of area residents, who ran into the streets to avoid the danger of falling buildings, YV NATnN A three4on air conditioning compressor was removed from a bouae near Mililind. Larry Jackson, 53,309 Carriage Hill Drive of csuelberry told theft at 9a.m. when he found a broken window In a door leading to Seminole County depidies the compressor, valued at $000 was the pharmacy department. discoimected and taken from a home Jackson Is trying to jell at Seve al hundredca andDdJay 1531 Gladlolas Drive, Garden Lake in South Seminole Cowdy. of other drugs were reported missing. The drug Jackson said the theft took place after 3 P.SiI*. 12 and before , b'ted in the Zayre Shopping Center, was the site of 1*lmlisr burglary 945 a.m. Wednesday. : about a year ago when thieves cut through the roof and stole PADDLE FANS TAKEN drugs, police said. CL ,i BIKE THIEF 8TRIXFS TWICE Seminole Cotx4y er1ff's Department someone very neatly cut A bicycle, chained to a pole, had Iti front tire removed one day thxougt the rear screen porch ofhisboon..O.ce Inside the pot h and the back wheel taken the next day. Qarles Tornbllnion, 719 the burglar unhOoked two paddl. fansinstalledIn the ceiling. DRUGS TAKEN Burglars pried open a trap door on the roof of the Walgreen Earth Tremor Hits Italy --------- F7 Friday, Sept. 21, 1979-3A Spenkelink Taunted By Guards At Death ~:; - O.k Apartments of Sanford, told Sanford Police someone removed the front tire, val ued at $30, from his son's bicycle ThayeweenI1:30 a.m.and1pJn. Theboy'smoU)er,fa1tha Tornbllnson, 31, of the sane address, reported to police the rear wheel of the hicycle turned up missing between 10:30 am. and 2:30 p.m. Wednesday. Action Reports * EveningHerald, Sanford,Fl. . - - Ask your builder aboutit. - . I-- -- -'- 1 - •-.-,-•.-• . '' I - •-- • ••' -. - .., 1. -' - -r- - - -- -, . a . -_., - - .-# .- - - . ~ - - - - ----.;- ( - - -- ,- - - - - - - ,. , - - . 1 r -r-. - - - --- ----- - �. Evening Herald (USPS lIt.210) p.j. _ Some is "hair" today and gone tomorrow. 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-1 1 or 831-9993 Friday, September 21, 197-..4A I began to sprout or an longer hair and troverly It caused In schools, the military, law enforcement offices and other a?eaa? And do OU remember when waitresses hair nets' 9 ____ 11 - The hair Issue may be more deer-rooted need fora Miss Qairol touch-up. According to Val Robbins, director of Seminole County Sanitation Department, 10 or 12 years ago many kitchen and restaurant workers wore hair ____ e rg y Board ii l. : Remember several yews ago when modem men Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month 13.90; 6 Months, car, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.90; Month, $4.; 6 Months, 24IM; Year $47.00. 10 The :% Steamroller? Then along come the bouffant hairdos and Mill hair sprays to hold the teasing In place-and also men with long hair who refused to wear nets. public demand made It necessary to revise the code not to dress hair protection, "Wearing nets was never a state law," he said. Clock By DORIS DIETRICH President ent Carter's proposal to create a new Energy Mobilization Board was one of the more :orn ising features of the energy program he mnouncecl July 15. As the name Implies, thisin; eudent federal board would inject a sense of it time emergency into projects which can lessen ur dependence on imported oil. .\s it is, projects to build refineries, pipelines, fu1 terminals or synthetic fuel plants can be dyed for years by hearings and reviews before rious federal state and local agencies em..'ered to decide whether they meet health , safety I environmental standards. The test is whether a federal board can expedite e deciscions without stepping too hard on the of the regulatory agencies Involved, or without defeating the purpose of the laws and standards I'll I hey are supposed to enforce, Mr. Carter's original proposal seemed to satisfy that test. Th e board he envisioned would deal only with procedures - not the substance of the ws la under which those procedures are conducted. If the board identified a project as being critical to niceting a national energy goal, it could set a '.h(c.lile of deadlines for various regula tory "; aczjcies to make their determinations. If one of ' tho s e agencies didn't act in time, the board '' tak over the case and make the decision could but uniy under the terms of the same federal, state or 1, l;cal law the agency was applying. This would make It harder for people with weak 1 "!VIOUS objections to delay a project for delay 's :. ie and tie it up i procedural red tape. That trutegy can turn a sound project Into an 'i1e onomicaI one by the time it wins final ap i aI. But the House Commerce Committee has voted - e the Energy Mobilization Board the power to .waive the very la ws or standards that might be at iss ue in a case it takes away from a regulatory agency. This turns the EMB Into a steamroller that mi1d override health, safety and environmental Ill odes anywhere In the country. Mr. Carter once urged Americans to attack their n ergy problems with the moral equivalent of war. 1. Ve think the will to do so Is developing In the wake ':J this year's fuel shortages and the latest oil price '.jr,(•I1ases dictated by the OPEC cartel. But we are riot in the state of emergency that would justify giving a fed eral "mobilization" board the power to ,.r(".'rite state laws dealing with health, safety and ,he environment. t• Signals from th e White House have been con.lw;ing as this issue comes to head. Mr. Carter reiterated on Aug. 2 that he wants the EMB to have jver only over regulatory procedures. Yet since ii his own lobbyists on Capitol Hill have been I ort ing the idea of giving the board authority to . When • ii rs inners VV W GOTOVOUR ( tJNflLTH CE$E OF EXPLICIT WHICH MAY BE D)1URBING lb CHILDREN, RENTAL DI&CRE1iON i APVIED. u R _______ _ les . (\ ____ • . ____ ______ __ oetcracIces.eaiccs. MlithMppI State went In- ___ Y 'S WORLD . - ___ S Hunches to • ii S LT? ______ SA TE l L114 , ' g11 Ill _____ 4 S ___ ' . ttS1DVWA 1 $ • iliC Is a una.,.r L*INeIPS-i - .. DELAWARE, Ohio (UP!) - There was no world record Tha'acis _y for Herve Filion and Hut Hitter, In4 the Strike Out, collprovsd one thing.Hels the dais of this years Syeaa' old ir5, S Jedlike ld_sfasnousfdhsrin isn Hot Hitter captured ij IlthrwslngoftheUllle&own Jag In dralgit heats at the Dslawws ____ Cosedy Fairgrounds, _____ S 5 - !.. -. •• . S 'iV$..4w - S - - k -- • • •• -S .r.. •• 4-j • 2.... . ..a •J'1?S • • • . &S . -S .-'r - - SS S T.•'-,- - • beetleg Tijusna Taxi by a neck S.- 5 . ' - S _ •." _ .r s• •••SS .... ... . - -. .5 5 - - - 3 ' S 5 I . AM I . - K.C. S ti l l S S S L Three Out S S S S -- 55 S 5 W 1.' Pd. 0$ New York Jets - Signid I agent linebacker John Sullivan. Las An, sin From -SS---. M I ' .1 W I, Pet. SI Sal Alal - N 163 2½ -' S THUIIDAY MATINSI 71 .100 12 - Plrstee.. as se Me 1et' 5JQg(j 9.50 13,10 10.30 lArta-*tda 16.00 540 iij lZateDoug 2Leme-Martin.z $45 5.00 3J051Ole i*lwe 1.00 - -S - - ____ -. 560 4.00 Tony Solalta and Rick Cerone Ilevoa*Saese 3.00 SAIava.M.nd,s 13.40 3.61 2.50 belted to-nm homers and Roy 0 $14)ILSI:p(6.I)2$,N,y(4.1. lAldana.Arana 0(24)30.00 P (11)63-31; 1(14. 3)311.1.. 1) ices. Nleffi Sam, ..S . -- - -- 0 i I - 4.31 310 Howell added a solo shot to 6 Slmon.Amor. PrIhGa, SAtava-Amor, 13.00 6.20 1.00 6) 1*41 - - 7 :~, •S_ By United Press International homer by Phillies' catcher Pittsburgh Pirates' Manager Keith Moreland, ruling the ball Chuck Tanner could only take a foul. Moreland, a rookie, then philosophical view Thursday struck out and Philadelphia night after his team plummeted Manager Dallas Green was out of first place in the National tossed out of the game. League East. In New York, the Expos once "We played our best and tried again bested Joe Torre's New our best but we just got beat," York Mets. said Tanner after the Scott Sanderson pitched a Philadelphia Phillies edged the seven-hitter in the second game Pirates, 2-1. to spark a 2'0 victory that Coupled with the Montreal completed the double-header Expos' sweep of a doubleheader sweep of the Mets. The Expos from the New York Mets, the won the opener, 6-3, when Jerry loss dropped the Pirates a half. White belted a solo homer to trigger a four-run eighth Inning. game out of first place. "The Phillies are as good as "The adrenalin was flowing," they were last year," he con- Sanderson admitted. "Being In tinued. "I'm glad we don't play a pennant race with only ten them again. They have a Lot of days remaining, it makes you want to do well. We've come too pride." Manny Trillo singled home far to lose It now." the decisive run in the seventh Cardinals 2, Cubs 1: Keith Hernandez scored folinning as the Phillies beat their interstate rivals after a con- lowing a Chicago error in the troversial call was reversed by seventh inning to give St. Louis the win. the umpires. Reds 8, Padres 5: Larry Bowa singled to open Dan Driessen's nun-scoring the seventh, advanced on a double keyed a five-run, eighth. sacrifice by winner Randy Inning outburst that rallied Larch, 10-12, and, after reliever Cincinnati. Kent Tekulve Intentionally Astros 4, Braves 1: walked Pete Rose, Trillo Terry Puhl collected three bmgied to left to score Bowa. hits, drove In two runs and Tekulve, who came on for scored twice while Ken Forsch starter Jim Hooker in the scattered nine hits to help seventh, saw his record fall to Houston over Atlanta. 10-8. Dodgers 3, Giants 0: The game Was delayed for Pedro Guerrero drove in one nine minutes in the sixth inning run and scored another In a twe-when the Pirates protested a run third inning that carried homerun call and the umpire Los Angeles over San Franerased an apparent three-run cisco. , they éu.ici -- euly-. asck.. •5 . S Into Lead Mayor L.gu. Bas.baII , Mug by Heue06n _____________________ . I By United Press International "Plus we got four games off Don Baylor had the simplest the schedule," he continued. explanation when It came to "Anytime you lose 16-4 here suiiuiiIng up the California against this club and battle Angels' visit to Kansas City. back to win two out of three, "We came in with a three- you've done something." game lead and we left with a But Kansas City's third three-game lead," said Baylor, baseman George Brett, who who knocked in three runs with agrees his club is at a disada homer andaaingle Thursday vantage in Its attempt to win a for the Angels' 11.6 defeat of the fourth straight American Kansas City Royals, for a split League West title, Issued a Howell's Moshdeck upended by Seminole of their four-game series, warning to the Angels. "All the pressure jsonern," he said. "They can't blow a three-game lead with nine to go. SCOREBOARD _______________________________ _________ __________________________________________________________________________________________ If they do, they'll he ar about it - the rest of their lives." San Oigo 7.20 1.40 3Martlnez 63 50 .412 21 3Zate-Oyari 14.00 1.10 3.60 lZateQuiola 5.20 3 CRicaAmore Atlanta 1.40 lLoza 40 51 .357 26 Baylor's two-run single, 6.60 2.00 3Ald.Loz. 3.80 which 0(3-5)42.41; 1 (S-3-4) 632.00. T)iuriay's Vegas 2.10 Increased his major. Q(4.1)I4.fl;p($4) 153.20;T(S.4. Sicwidoam. Montreal 6, New York 3, 1st 0(2-3) 43.40: P (3-2) 91.$0i T (3-2. 3) 1547.00. league leading RBI total to 131, SZate-Coldo 15.00 11.20 5.00 I) 200.60. Montreal 3, New York o, 111"N Game 2r and Brian Downing's three-rim PhiladelphIa 2, Piflsburgh 1 Tnth Gime 2Arta-Ju.n 15.20 7.20 lJoie4JrquIdi St. Louis 2, ChIcago 1 American Leaipi. 7.10 lArta homer hi 9.40 7.00 3.60 )Leque-pe,gh ght li ed a six-run 6.10 2.40 0(21) 42.30: P(1-2) 141.60; 1(1.2. 3 Biibao us Houston 7, Atlanta 1 1.60 1.60 • Ira-Eloria seventh Inning to lift California 311.30) 00 (0•1) 719.11. Cincinnati I. Sin Diego s 2Alda w L. Pd. Ga 3,00 0(2.3)4$.$0:P(3.3 134.14:T 2.3. to victory. Third game lilt so u Los Angeles 3, San Fran 0 Q(34)4L40;P43 160.50:1(4.3. • 368.1@. CRics-Ola Miteauke 11.00 6.10 5.10 2) 339.61. so .s In the National League, Sixth came 1 Slmon.Quio$a 4.40 3.00 baton IS 06.363 11 Ileveaffi Game 1 Leque.Arana Montreal swept the New York 1.10 5.10 lNegui-Lirqujdi 1. DetroIt 2Aidana.Elor:. 11.20 0.00 5.10 2Jose-Urquidi 12 71 .334 15 4.60 4.20 Mets, 6-3 and 20, Philadelphia Q(l'6)31.2I:P(O.1) INN; 1(6.1- $SiinonAran. New York $ TransactIons 1 70 .536 15 13.60 9.00 7AIava.Loza 6.10 edged Pittsburgh, 2-1, Houston 4)216.41. Cievelnd 77 71 107 22½ IJoHOl. 7.20 PO4wffi Game ToroiWo 0(2.1) 70.30; PCI-I) 177.30; 1(2.5. 7) 1013$. Si 50 333 45 beat Atlanta, 7-1, CIncinnati 2JouAmore 3.10 5.20 2.60 5)53.11. West Ms S ms,ed Isish I. - Expos Bac k Home .5 5' .5 Visits Eagles Ton'1o 9ht; Lyman At intherao.olfwlthatün.oll:b5 Calif 1WII hs. iiesi raplmy S S "I don't think either team is going to score a lot of points because we both have good defenses," said Coryell. _______ ____ _____ by the numbers. ____ $ -'- - • To T" is J • But San Diego Coach Don Coryell, however, Isn't playing seventh Game defeated San Diego, $ 5, St. lAIayakan. 5.20 340 Twelfth Game 1 EchanQA,.fl..1),50 13.00 4.30 LouIs nipped Chicago, 2-1, and 1 SI mn-Iota 2.10 Ilegue-Alda :HS - 12 71-542 06 23.00 11.60 13.00 3AIurla.urquidl Baltimore Placid kicker Toni 300 4.10 seaseas Q(34)$.Sgp(2.4) 1I3.30,T(2-4. lSimon-Elori. 34 dl, co1ing to victory to Kin City $0 72 .523 3 LInhvtonWaiveflansleflad5t,v, 1)106.61. 6-50 1.40 7RiCa.Qlola A 1A is ,, Los Angeles beat San FrancisMum 3Urlza-M.ndn 79 74, .316 1 3.60 MlkI-Mayer,afo,m.r Univer$ltyol win IrisiVIdo. in 15 5 0(1.3)2$.41gp().3) 117.e,y().3. co, H. PifthGam• Texas 77 76' .303 6 Q(7.Uft30:PI.lIm.61 ;T57. 7)411.0. Maryland placekickir. "I wanted to go for the world Chicaoo 5BilEIorza 16.10 6.20 3.30 3)1053.61. Twlas3, Yankees 1: 67 $4. .444 13 • New Orleans - Signed rookie 3SImon.Zare sloth Gam* s. record bid the track was a bit Seattle 4.00 2.00 -A-1,675,Kandle-113s,su, 43 50 .112 30 punter Rick Partridge. J Castino drove In three •An..coId tIi-a 13.10 6.00 3.40 a IS 7*.r$aez Oakland 3.50 52101 .310 31 San Francisco off," add Flilon, who Picked UP -2 SIlbao-Martlnej 40 rims wi th a two-run homer and 4.10 3. Tbavsday's i.etts 33.II,P(5-3 112.41,1(5.3. linebacker Bob Martin from the OAIuria.Elorza MimeSala 3. NW York 1 3.10 a single as Minnesota rebound. 1*=2=&WMW THURSDAY NIGHT New York Jets and ri4isi wide 0(34)43.41 P (52) 113.31; T ($2- ed from co Ms_____ colt would emasi the mark Slam Game sarnmoreu, Detroit 7 Firs? Game S receiver Tery LaCOIJnI. nsecutive shutout 6) $1.61. 12.10 6.00 3.10 lJos$eltia Tiro 6, '°'in Philadelphia.- Signed guard 1L$Oia dl:M3'setlnlutyssr'sjug 12.40 9.00 3,30 lossesto C hi cago. NiathOirn, NPL 'SJosa.Elexge C&Ifernla I). Kin CIty 4.00 1.00 lSablno.Coido Gary Fuels tea ii*yeer colwrect. 3A 7.20 3.40 3 Eiorza by Falcon Alm4vnt. 10.30 5.40 3.30 OrIoles 5, TIgers 7: alosa rt Ik S 100 3Pit$.P.rei 16 -M N$Ns.l Leeá •.20 SElixpe S ____ sseaetsaa Q(I-I)$4S,P(51)$4.40;T(S.1. Q( 4-7 )M.SegT(743)Ø3.41. 340 •0 Eddie Murray hit his 24th last 3J Wes-$ign,uajdK, 340 3) . But lijuasra Taxi, lven by Seceel Game 34 Q(3.s4.$,p( ) Iø.2e,T4. homer end Al Bwnbry doubled w I, ct. on Oreveyt. a new coiwr.cs. levesthOam. 2S1mon.Ou1018 w.v .tm Jim Iflhir,dide'tletHutIir. Montreal. 13.00 3.00 3.40 3)714.11. 91 61.407 home a run In the eighth Inning 4RIca.I.ffl. 14.20 4.60 3.10 3Aldana.Amor. 0111111111 I 5 3.00 7.00 ____ Tooth Game hove te 150,7*7 firM-place Pils*rgh - __ 91 O .403 ½: •Wa$IiIton - Signed Mike 3lIibeoArana to help Baltimore reduce Its 4 6.10 3.50 lRicl.UrquidI 15. t.auis 3.30 lAida 00 71 .330 11½ Gartner to a multi-yew contract. 2Pita.Urquldi 17.30 7.00 4.10 . - i* 410 messy d a record 501Ii*. Ptil5i Ql2-3)3441;p(3.3) 124.SS;T(3.3- 101a 00 73,33 12½ 1104.40 magic number totwo games in 0(l4)363I;P(4.3)2U.3s1y( 1)3J7.4I,DD(7.3)1s. Chicago parse without a egit. SElena 71 71 .101 13 . ..es theALEad. . 2) 151* T06VI Same S 00 91 .371 led 4% isheetths head: New York 0(34)0.11, PBlue (3-4) 141.IS; Till- Jays 6 Red Sea 2: N..iiaaI 6Pita.OyarI Ii 11.00 600 4.30 6)127* weal - - - ____ NIess - it _____ ___ S Ss Ii 4 0 tWo • S wv.. 11 1111 54.5 5 • S Is I 7 U-a an apelegid fir the Soviet thin;ft s tota Ibsuadad apart, hads't prevented them from "very ac wsaislw tocoveraple SAW= 1W:. (le his as down yjb kigRe,St StMesbsu awer.thatthel,, any, fir eample, that we can var the flinty toiacesd the 741 limit by Anged 117$. begun lively' putting together n"-", MIss. It also bs4tbs$vlMpNe,,r,thisgwoeld I serfelfromflrm Rap. hem, previlpus deqedMy," er that this were Vi, 't9p-,co viid the unrbsr of be huuky.dsry by Jom. Die. Hr i: "'$fled" vieldiem of the Sod SALT opuding a j launchers at ais, .4 the iw. And ewe rsvglr who June come, the hue IL I.uli home emilam. dlãhlg her ad wnmsmL Department's Irssty.on(oeeemeiut slfidali Russians ured ow SALT watchdogs that the aelghhere. 'lhay'rs imsm,jl.gw uleip in Led year, In a sickly werdsd lids Depart. muhsd the violation se'aJ waj, $ I'w'rjejs had kudjid bus_"-'tJ,t This w p j g:.. 0161 p of ths i" mint report to Congress, iNch Was s before they did dsddo he, to p t par. an .iaad.out lie. The Irony of .,qvisdly rihesid to the poblic, Vanes wad tinier &,,bis, the Riedaus blithely eepced pridie is OwdNgunceagenclss tusd thet in factths cheirmen oflaIivaVs the llsu MribmMin. beyond mere fving• He made - er pepfled thattiny were 'tlsvu, the ia4s -. 50 alule lawieh,is ,i.'t IWI usil the Fdss Ce''$Ie, she r. - g tobemads - $e*r ---ntglh maips *'T.shen! , facts, k4ol"g, s.sv. told ew osetly lM.4.wdurwsys pr.js. 1ds lathuuIed11ru4mlsI,Idahamy aeveed dmuu mere to cempeuds fir theIr abs vs ales Indrem,j in ____ Deb Van AiLs. S •a1ptw that the livid ctg vdoctlen of_v lonicluers. Vance m.rsd Coui the Issids daiu&eelily "am thedMuofthe Sires .. . 1è.i Yet Vaucs,1 his ripedli the lends Pbfge daadoth lIved uptoa puitcuhar Pestles of SALT I when he undue lbs agreeme." lidMIsus O'-'fl,, em Fib. 21,075, trIed Is tha river. LkIher.*idwheausuaueiler .ibetha Redom' eh-t11g Os the ash Is.. . 1151 net. .OPr Q. I "the Hk is in me," ths *.4.s shisa of*iiiøkii(y 1e'W,dwIIb UVuceims*imii...isvs the*d -apiugu d ft" so i ---i 'sis sad madby,1 11111111110 11111, wudi he r sMs. "11111"11111^14 swelus the tm would bsedIe lhelov'4 iii," Vusmeald, "rgblj i the ccp -Jes utiii eTamimu,a wm he iheadan bid, the byMwibdUN.-,MIvmepgj I and ad 1111MM in LwAn hsse been replaced by new 's-4iu by that itUisMbephtiby 11*,an thsI de* b-*M:.rr ir I uiho. eplui, he *'ed IS the UI t ne mere au Arahimcemlrby ye were boom . IhsMrib,*d !!a "I - _11111410 hod jsd sty dse of 50 Ii-'4is. trIeleWerekc-piijs." ofinlla ,'-"- ..11111 11 uiathsss,lm1fe,p II A. _7111ft ON 'oft 11111110 'wider vii1hoe' hr the delay, the Then he ad flatly: "Seth 4ftrwwsie Arias oiL MSU.x RlceU wisew-v 1110111111111 Ill ,,,, SOr NCurd, is 5 _____ Hot H __ ______ 4 The two highest-scoring teams in the league meet at Schaefer Stadium when the Patriots, 2.1, host the Chargers, 3-0. San Diego is averaging 30 points per game and New England 29.6. ____ __ Jug Champ MR Nsismsa ir PsISs-a $ YSiAsU 5SiSN.a Csia It 15 MiamlO 17 Oruin.ii 16 Pvr n__c .10 619 im - I unbeaten teams. I/ Harm an _• - Monday night in a battle of Baltimore at Pittsburgh, Howton at Cincinnati, the New York Jets at Buffalo, Oakland at Kansas City, Seattle at Denver, Atlanta at Detroit, Green Bay Howell, Lyman - _______ .' • _ Ila - _. - San Diego is at New England, rugged game. Everyone looks at the Rams as a contender for the Super Bowl so it is a pretty sure thing the Rues will be up for us. Then The Rains barely edged San Dallas is at Cleveland Seminole Snatch ____ . • -- "The Rams will be our greatest challenge yet," said In other NFL. games Sunday, Peacock says he is looking for a their defense you can exploit as a weakness. To move on the Rams you must move as a team. 14orsforthethlrdtizn.ln seven but the Bulldogs dill got in ute session in [rCP& CIO: Saturday's visit to Maryland. JV bi"We spent all our time Bob Icovazzi raced 50 yards literally, In Lyman's 12-7 and reviewing all of the attack," Coach for the first Lake Howell touch- thrilling win over, Apopka. down, and from that point on it nory Bellied said. "We With two minutes to go and tobegsttthgthe cobwebs out of was Lake Howell (3.0) all the the Greyhounds down 7-6, way in Thursday's Junior Lemon tipped an Apopka pass varsity action. In the air. Teammate Kenny ,,. $HS Girls Lose Lake Howell defeated BTOWfl caught the ball and ran 40 yards for the winning . Seminole -i . Seminole High girls Howell quarterback Scott margin. USybiUto5IflIrOpp.d a 156, Frick The first Lyman TD was Nate 15,154 match to Mainland Edmond for another TI), and scored by Lemon when he iflde7.Siinlno1eIs42andig Scott Grant (who booted three caught a 60-yard heave from lyman Tussday. extra points) squirmed through quarterback Mike Burkhart. Oviedo had a chance to tie from eight yards out for .0!. against Eustis, but a sweeping another six points. run after a touchdown fell Seminole's Antonio Davis short. Eustis won the game 84. 'S pulled a sterling play when he Leroy Garrison scored the 6,19 returned a 76-yard kickoff for a Oviedo TD when he caught a 50TD. I le scored the yard pass from James ams other touchdown when he Hamilton in the third quarter. plunged infrom eight Yards out. Though the loss was the second let Antoine Lemon had a hand, for Oviedo, Coach John Thomas CAW concedes that the Lions defense Over * 111"r 5!. "Is getting better." 5Iilims* 5 YviSi I,WASHINGTON - Anew crsdlhil*y problem Yadaubmxtheflset-anbn., In Soviets then promised that his arisen in tin SALT U codrovari,. ed ,ii i---'---' ..i ,,.. . -. the 50 launchers met." That van iliusly net trw. and If the - . _.I. W ansasusasy us COOS screp heap secretary of date di&t kiiw èIiiu time it's net led the RuMaaeredIiiiIji treaty, the Bevids to a limit of 745 of que4'iiwd. ft's Secretary of lids Cyrw Van. thus. ''t1a-hiu. Festual.: Wailigmee asurosa told as The Stat. Departarut bouglet the Soviet alibi Soviets' Cs's. ad v$'MIUs e-td at leads lithe Ruselans went over the limit of 745, they about to Ill, Th tsr f In his_hw4ustk snmouus tin ° twa rears. tin li -!'!. ! 1 r'! -w-rw -' VIP= imm en utasV0501111810 WINW,WUMIN were always abm the avem Arms I'y'NatIin Tndy, Vce has ss wiund Iof a. mber of older r'e la.thus. Yet ac kept the Soviets from taking niledle 'ewehars 11101191111 'u'1 11, launchers, up - when they host the Los Angeles Rains before 72,000 at Tampa Stadium. Rams' running back Elvis - at Minnesota, New Orleans at San Francisco, Philadelphia at the New York Giants, Washington at St. Louis and Chicago at Miami. ____ __ . - "There is absolutely no area in there Is McKay (former Coach at Southern Cal) and all those Trojan players who would really like to beat the Hams." 'loutheastern Conference far. They have a tremendous running attack and have the ability to score from anywhere Jakyezd I)ogs." ,if,, Elsewhere around the South- on the field," Collins said. ,jad Thursday, rain hampered - cutting $1.5 Millie from the Vance,______Soviets: What's True 'Re fourth straight triumph Sunday Francisco last week, 27-24, and have yet to get untracked () offense scoring just 57 points to go with their 2.1 record. 4do't feel like we were all Wednesday's heavy workout. :;together," said cornerback Macintyre said he expected Mike Fisher, a junior. "We to we The Citadel throw the ball needed something to get us a little more than ln their first 4gsther so we got revved up two games, both losses against Presbyteran and Navy. 4$ shaved our head,." Around half the squad gathSouthern Mississippi coach In the lobby of the athletic Bobby Collins drilled the &nn on the Georgia campus Golden Eagles In a rainstorm for the shearing. Thursday Collins said the team usually r.G.orgla, picked as a national a4ower In preseason polls, was moves Inside on rain days but Z.menoed by an unheralded he kept the Golden Eagles P*ske Forest team 22-21 last outside to keep practice moving. itSaturdey In Athens, "The rain has put us even U-The last time a ae.gja t raved heads In a dediodim more behind. Auburn's twin t.dSiemony was In 1976 when the veer attack is different than *mlldop went 10.2 Isad w= the other offenses we have faced so • S continuing the current one. By United Press Minn i our system." Sirades, or more to the point, Vanderbilt braved a steady shaves, of '16. downpour to finalize game plan About half of the Georgia for Saturday night's home 10tba1l players shaved their opener against The Citadel. .4.ads Thursday night to Head coach George Maclntye rededicate" the 1979 season, said sophrnore running back which began disastrously last Mike Dunster has "uncertain ,_jeskend with a stunning upset status" for The Citadel game. 1 4 On hands of Wake Forest. Dunster, a second-string half,, ,"After last week's loss, we back, bruised his shoulder in WASHINGTON (NEA) - In a confrontation heavily Influenced by the Carter-Kennedy ByRICHARDE.COHEN ___________ ____ rivalry, Maine and Massachusetts ar, defying WASHINGTON (NEA) - An undeclared but orders from the national Democratic Party Ic ___ ____ full4ledged is race heating up in the House of back their 1910 presidential, caucus and Representatives as Republic ans prepare forth* primary dates likely departure of their minority leader, Rep. Under new party rules adopted last year, ______________ JJ John Rhodes of Arizona. data are not supposed to begin selecting 1910 The contest would pit a colorful GOP partlán convention delegates - whether by the caucus ___ whohas IpentyearstravellngacroI5 thecOU7 system or by primaries - until, March 11. irn 'lIIIIIIiLf _______ against a on behalf of Republican candidates ButMalpsc)juledcalIforF.b1O Andy nt imaPectacu]ar Home "tam who1 ss Massachusetts has set a March 4 primary. made his mark as an effective kgIh1ator:'1t SCfl Edward M. Kennedy Is expected to do axwould be the classic match of Mr. Outside vain ___ trendy well In both, a prospect that hardly Mr. Inside. Plum President Carter and his allies on the -. Rhodes has not yet announced We campáfa Democratic National Committee. plans for 1910 but Insiders have noted his sIlii*e Utwostates can befedtoswhto the on many House Issues In the pad few months and March 11 date, any Kennedy gains there might S rel uctance to Immerse himself In pty be otet from prbriu in at least squabbles. by results three Southern states - Alabama, Florida and WASHINGTON WORLD Georgia - that may yet be joined by South The Upoffto his likely retirement came in June when Carolina, Mississippi and Tennessee. The national party's compliance review seven years Is long enough for anyone to servus Kennedy-Carter Topic commission has already granted rule ezempminority lead"; Rhodes,whotookth,pog ,with Its Jan. 21 prc1nct caucuses; Gerald H. Ford became vice president. .gn By IWLEN moai.4s willingness to Mop and talk, knowing what the December1973, will soon begin his seventh year. Now UPI wv,e ø.w obvious questions will be. The already emerging campaigns of the two Piano and Minnesota, with Feb. precinct WASHINGTON (UP!) - There is one topic Kennedy' 's major arguments are the dlanaj candidates most likely to succeed Rhodes caucuses. coqid conversation In Washington today, and It's not popularity polls, one after another, depicting be called off If he chooses to run again, eestates, e In all U th datesr,edbyMote the status Cabs. Carteruasureioser.Thesemmfestatihe neItherofthehopefuls dae POsped is * law and Republicans control either, the saver, AU the In glsabot4 th coi*4 that ia $TgUeI, would lose the Democrats the White great. . k9Iii4 p bdw Pr.M4 Caster and Sin. House. Also ip or the lsgielture ----•• a number of worried ocratie Rep. Guy changes. Maine and M achusetti, however, Edward Kennedy for the Democratic senators have urged Kennedy to throw his hat in Vander Jagt of Michigan bellive,1ii1 have no such excuse and their requests for pINII nom the ring, believing that only Kennedy can save party's Image and rhetoric need a hoed. His MIflIISt exemptions from the DNC have bm closed associates any that RWAW= Mveft Kennedy has left little doubt he Is running, than from a Republican sweep in 1910. cienied although he has coyly dangled the Idea that he The Carter camp Is planning to run on th beenaggreIveenouinteuing the pubBc t* not uAdl the ultimate decwn. But to most president's record, which it believes ii ace are the party of reduced spending and taxq. Party leaders In both dates say they will stickhas oisrv,rs, he has reached t. politic al point of ceptable except for inflation, the toughest nut to To a large extent, they blame Rhodes for to their guns, raising the possibility that their no setting a tough tone or cosulailly dressing w return. crack. delegations to the 1910 Democratic National Since It has been a war of nerves from the The perception that the president Is not a GOP control of the House would differ from the Convention In New York will be '.) denied 5SM1fl5 White How, viewpoint, is relief to have the It leader and is Indecisive is another haunting current Democralk leadership. for having been chosen In vi olation of the rules. leading opponent ost In the open. Carter loyalists obstacle that Carter needs to turn around. Some But as one key Massachusetts Democrat now believe that Kennedy Is going Vander Jagt believes that Rhodes - like Ford to have to observers doubt that the leadership issue can be before him on who noted,that couweflde has been an adequate refireepi S offer a&ut ona to sotneof the major j overcome. presidential nninat. Party rules disput es and can edan,.f ntraPartY like this White How, aides and key Democratic pola party positions but that he lacks the will to be.tle inistratim history books - tend to get written by wInners. Thsy also believe they can pin on Kennedy a are saying that the 10'year-old Qusppaqulddick national spokeasnan for Howe RepublJea "liberal" or "hig spender" labsl,whlch they say accident will not be a factor In the Kennedy bid is apliut the mainstream of American tins for the White Hots.. Kennedy himself has said recently His considerable so4 comes from both the The DNC!s compliance revi commission elected Republicans because of heezpscts to be judged on his total r.cor(j p' voted to prohibit New York Democrats from thsaedays. ANDERSON McKay, whose club took a 21-10 decision over the Green Bay Packers last Sunday to move into sole possession of first place in the NFC Central. ' Inspired' st HEW budget. Tampa Bay now finds itself as one of six undefeated teams with a 3.0 record and the Buccaneers shoot for their past. 'Dogs Shave, Conte has Friday, Sept. 21, 1fl-SA 1 House ___ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. By United Press International The Tampa Bay Buccaneers have gone through streaks i their brief four-year NFL history but the only concerns Coach John McKay is The Buccaneers dropped their first games during t he 1976 and 1977 seasons and lost their last eight contests of the 197$ season. But that was In the I Quiet V PA e r ite VIEWPOINT TH FOLLOWING PROGRAM CONTAINS S S k3 ERR ANGLE.WALTERS JACK number so the identity 01 the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers who do not want their names sight to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. . I" ids darters inthellNace,suchasy.,k,ro,. pegs by giving an Interview ihn diy. battk.Bitthereappearstobeamoveafoo who, to us. the same ploy In New Voik. Reporters all over town have observed his new keep it within bounds. address and, If possible, a telephone 'I :' I I ___ Pleas e Write 4I rt ___ Letters to the editor are welcomed for i)ubiIcatIon. All letters must be signed, with a mailing 1i 'hairs" -_ - Rams Greates t Challenge Yet For Bucs ~I _____ 11 I Robbins said regulations on these matters were up to the store. "Such sanitary measures would be for the stores' own protection and customer relationship," he said. He added that the odds of transmitting through trying on garments and shoes Is remote. "Germs die off very rapidly when exposed to the -I ____ -__________________________ S storestryingshoeswithoutsocksbathingsuits witi uh.er some form of unitary protection for the neat customer if not for themselves? SPORTS II For darters, Kennedy has asid it the economy Now ft appsarsthat the argusnent, fIrM offered campaign helP he gave them, as wefi as the me uft an "imcommitte" option on the INS primary ballot unless those who want such an continues to ddaiwate he would feel more byDsmoCrsftcPartythalrmanJohnWhjte,that conservative party activist., some of whom have alternaftvegatherthesgne minimum ofll,* tnrpalledto get Into the race. But when asked a Ks d3,Cartsr fight will split the party Is bm impressed by his fiery attacks on what he would do about inflation, the being papered over. Ambassador Robert Democratic pollclu and proposals. (3Ae petition signatures required of prealdeirilal MM..h - ed1 at that he, , caw, strata., a carter utporter and White's drawback may be that he his a reIativy candidates seeking a ballot spot. . modsdrecord -to show for Msurersin tp an says there Is nothing "evil" about House. me commission's majority Ignored corn- agrees with the president's policies of vary Ks dy gmtu into the raceandftwulnotsplit plaliris that such a requirement was never gildelioss. The siffurance, he said, Is In the the party. Kennedy has said that t'1niself, and Vander Jagt's hI'od curtain eppesuet, Rep. contemplated by those who wrote the party "leadership" he would offer. ethers high In the political epsetran agree. of is a more rules. Menrbers recalled that California Gov. To that, Carter aspporters say that Kennedy Bltthsre Is bound to some blood splilet De lawmaker who doss Iris homework a4 ins Jerry sown In ltl$ succemfully greed voters In "is osly offering himself." With the nodon the question of rlosralbepreferences, Speaker dvArdrated his effedl,w,s, on bsba of his several Mates to show their ssppost for him even seeming to be seeking a more chaatJc "lip' O'Neill says New England belongs to pet projects -particularly Ibnitbug the growth though hi wasn't on the ballot by voting for an leader, that Is apparently not an InconsIderable Knidy. ofthefadsrMfoodd "uncomznittid" delegate Mats. goemed. advadags. The Democrats are IIgMitig It out themselves. wadajuj spending atsm; the Health, £dpcMIm and lii, DNC do not wad any Ksnnsdy has to q,d ____the fred Some politiclani belIeve it will be a n* hard Ws1farethenL In the lad two years, he belongs. ' air, "he said, "and sunshine is one of our best erilisers." Robbins was quick to caution that athletes' foot germs breed in damp places such as showers, poo' and spas and the carpeting surrounding them. "There are certain requirements for athlete's foot control," he said. '2 About purchases from flea markets and arae sales, Robbins said used clothing and furnishings were not "potentially hazardous." He mentioned! that food at flea markets without the [roper! protection could present a problem bogs and pinworins, usually associated w1th sub.dandard living conditions, can be carried, 11 Robbins said. to that hair - "Head lice Is the problem we have had In the schools - a chronic problem," he said. Robbins mentioned that lice love lon( hair. "It was an administrative code. A hair cannot pass a disease." Robbins mentioned several years ago women were required to welt bathing cape In public pools "Then men came out With long hair and contested It," he said. Why raps for women? Hair stopped up pool filters and could result in an unsanitary pool. Speaking of sanitary measures, ever wonder about U se fo1ke who may appaJl you indepartinent - substantive standards. president should make clear that his adniisii;1ration is not asking for dictatorial powers the health, safety and environmental stanin appli ed to energy projects, Otherwise, his MB legislation will precipitate a battle over :lLes' righ ts which Is like to send it to the ,.graveyard. If the Commerce Committee version of .he bill should stand, the graveyard is where it III -I ~- - •-- - --- -. --- back Balor Moore's four-hit pitching. - - - II S - - Ift " F - ____________ _____ R&K '-a --.5 - ,4i- - , . - It ~ _4& '~_ �BLONDIE IA-EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. \' \jJ t HAVE TO GET TWE OICE EARL1 (TODAY... HIRED A NEW SECRETARY (' ( HE SURE SEEME ) \ NERVOUS .-...-" by Chic Young Friday, Sept. 21, ltlP (vEs 1M MR. BUMSTEACYS N SECRETARY... IS THERE ANY 'O MESSAGE?) ) 17 A tIf 2 BEETLE BAILEY by Mod WaNc.r THE BORN LOSER ROQWW W6 by Art Sansom .7 P5CREP 1WT t!UR 1979 6A1JIRY5 SW L MI6cALCUATED.) 0 F7 àF COUR%...SY 1H I A41Y,'CUaJU5 .1 h-c aso.r— M-4 CO ARCHIE by Bob Montana EEK & MEEK — I 3 by Howie Schnsldsr fOW A)3BJ5E? 1S JUSflEW&X 1WAS LW?f1ERD t*4J -nwmRLYJJD IT CrJLLECA1JG 'vtX_flPS, X* ME imi, çPkjJ) 1HAT 1,. . k.. them. rn S. — ;2s ()t.jRSEL.\,'rS . Dr. Lamb C. !4L' 39 Bottom Answer to Previous Puzzle 42 Go to court 1J1A11151 I$ITfPI M I Two-footed 45 Feeling ol ________ *tvlolwIlAlahi animal resentment lotnt*1 rTt!cI IEM Sacred book 46 Compass lFINIEl1Yc1T1uI$I11$1 11 Rolands point DIAINUOIIIIi friend 49 Tropical 1P1II,lLIKUI$lA' 13 Predetermine flower I ILA NLIAIOI8 14 Animal of 51 Smoother •sislyjiajojiIolpI DEARDR.IAMB.1'mad South 53Ofthesea 1*IpIoI*lnlopItlstiliI year.oldmaleandl'Venothad America 54 Vegetable IAlNloslAlNI Of )t disease but 15 Bar 55 Dodge IJIIINx1iIt L!Y1CTTJU!'J any history 16 Mao 56 Red-breasted IAINIAtLh'4 A OttAIXILIEJ alotofmydOserelativesoflmY lung bird IA N ki [iJI jNIEI father's side, Including my IKJt TI 17Sared IFINIOII 'I IN C £ i,iyiaN father, have had heart disease. 19 Auxiliary verb DOWN I'm 5 feet 10 and weIgh 160 13 Overweight 35 Resident of 20 Hair pounds and engage In a Stockholm 18 Landing boat 22 Orient I Brig 1. 20 Fez ornament 36 Malt beverage vigorous jogging program. My 25 Female saint 2 Infirmities 3 Smokers item 21 Red-dogge3 37 Judges (abbr.) blood pressure is normal and hammer 26 Clsopatras 4 Actress Gabor 22 Of the some I'm nondlabetic. My problem research studies. Even so bans (p1.) 5 Surroundings 40 Believe kind tias been consistent elevated any measure, your recent test 30 Piece of 6 Newly married 23 Chinese 41 At no time . of 338 is too high. If that is an cholesterol levels and candy woman 42 Not all (prefix) casionally high triglyceride accurate indication of your . 31 Make small 7 Mental 24 Doesn't exist 43 Russian river talk readings despite Periodic lowlevel of cholesterol, it would be: component 44 Color (cont.) 32 Hotels (p1.) fat diets. During the past five to your advantage to lower it. Ite'l 48 Cut dead 27 Sliver 33 Metric weight 8 Ablution 47 Half (prefix) 28 Part of the years my lowest cholesterol seems like almost every f 34 Observe 9 Turkish count has been 265 and the medicine to lower cholesterol 48 Bird hand 35 Wilt money 50 Concealed 29 Greek has been 338 which' was ends up having side effect& 3$ Jane Austin 10 Seth's son _______ big 52 Conceit colonnade title 12 Rants my most recent test. At what That's why I've always plugged ' — — — — approxImate level might drug heavily for altering one's life '. 6 7 8 9 10 2 3 4 5 therapy be called for and what, style rather than using" - - - if any, arc the risks associated medicines when possible. 13 12 _ That 160 pounds may mean wIthth1steoftherapy? DEAR READER You're you're too fat. You can have a,; F ,, 15 wise to take preventive better Idea by seeing If there' - ' ' - _____ are any significant fat deposits' ' 19 16 18 17 measures now, particularly J .ttttn.. ..a.. ..LZ. .a,..,...J — — you have a strong family "" 1U *ux uwiu your, -— 21 waist. Those Lad five to 10'• ]2O history of early heart ,'n uru .-..' lmne,r.q, : Your elevated cholesterol "-- -" Individuals who do get Into'. levels may increase your risk of MORE moo HOME J ' having trouble with "vigorousa heart attack about jogging" are those who try to ' threetlmeswhatltwouldbeiflt Room were completely normal. The run too fast or do too much. The correlate very well HOME three main factors that people risk factors Jul. the amount of disease . can do something about that coronary arteries. Jill MooJul. Influence whether you're going that's in-.the ,.i IUU1VUUL5 WflO WilIl want 41 to have a heart attack or really are the elevated exercise should pay more at-,, " 1940 —— 46 47 48 cholesterol level, cigarette tentlontothelrrlskfactors.I'm;.. 42 43 smoking and elevated blood also sending you The Health,.,. - = 152 51 4_ Letter number 134, A Per. resawe. spective On Jogging Deaths,... When all three of 54 53 i factors are increased in a young (Available to other readers who. —I man, It may Increase his send 75 cents with a damped,. :: envelope.) , likelihood of having a heart we Of course, i assume that you,,,. attack to 3$ times what it would be if these risk factors were do not smoke. If you do, you . should stop at once. To give you more Information " HOROSCOPE The original plan of the U.S." on the risk factors, I'm sending you The Health Letter number Capitol was drawn by Dr. Wil. BYIERNICEBEDEOS0L 11am Thornton of Tortola, , 13.2, How To Measure Your West Indies, and accepted. Risk Of Heart Disease. Other April 5, 1793. readers who want ...' For Saturday, S.pt.mb.r 22, 1979 send 75 cents in check or coin After fascism was over. " . thrown In 1943, Italy declared " with a long, stamped addressed envelope for it. Send war on Germany and Janan YOUR BIRTHDAY and contributed to the Allied'.' status. Couple them with your your request to me , In care of victory. It surrendered September A IM logic, and move onward and this newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, conquered Iancis and lost its, upward. Radio City Sattlon, New York, colonies. Mussolini was killed. further the Explore AQUARIUS (Jan. 2OFeb. 19) NY 10019. by partisans on April 28, 1945. ,: Possibilities of putting some of Through personal pT1I1CU M you can see from The your more creative Ideas to today you may learn a very Health letter I'm sending you, By 1980, nearly halt of all work for you this coining year. valuable lesson. File this office determinations of U.S. families will be earning e.. A.. knowledge . . ---ltnAil -- more a year,. . en i vii uuvv w ...aei1 w ii,,vvvtoor ii ivy znowieage away (0 00 0000 cholesterol aren't always the according The Conference large material rewards from wisely at a 1*t date. seine as the values used from Board. Increases Risks I - High Cholesterol ACROSS I b Al Vermr E'VE GOT TO LIGHTEN UP ON THE WGGE, EMILY.' - PRISCILLAS POP - AWI4EELIE'? I TI4OUGHT rr WAS LEAVING ON VACATION.' I t//1 co PCU (Feb. 20March 20) VIRGO (Aug. W.W. 22) In ventures y,be more You're entitled to do something suppomve 01,111111 mma . Tt nice for yourself, so a 111101111111 will encourage yourve counshopping spree might be the terpert to use his or her best answer. See If that Item you've abilities . been wading could be worked mutual benefit. Into your budget. Discover, with ARID (March 21-April 19) whom you best get along Your greatest asset today Is romantically by sending for your willingness to cooperate your Adro-graph Letter, which and to share any good things begins anew with your Mr. that may happen to you. Others thday. Mail $lfor each toAdro will reciprocate. Graph, Box 410, Raft City TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Stat n, N.Y. 10010. Be sure to QIotes diallenging your at— th tidic ability end creativity will LISRA (Ss. 38.Od. 23) lIda he the ones to ptoeae you the lacneofthoss days where you most today. If ünaginatlon is have that extra something requIred, it becomes a labor of whichenith.youtollgltupa love. room when you solar. It'll be GEMINI May 21-Jim. 20) dillink for you net to be ad. You are gie to deal with ethers mint vary effectively today. This will CONPW (Oct. $$44ov. 22) do much to whit you new elliot Today you IlhaIyt.fsM it if Lit charm dominat, your better to -them to neat,.. However, because of your CANCER ()tiw_21-July 23) WW,WtseuI yes may rub. In The wads and neb of loved far man them you give out. ones will tube preosdance over SAG11TAW (Nov. Dsc. your own interests today. 11) Perusen y.scIMs with Foitad. ate thou. you cm'. today VUI ,i,v4Ik,. I- w. - be IIrsd be veer f- you 11 realistic hopefulness. You'll' snoble thim to — CLIII? U IZO (July fl'Ang. 38) In they add be, ad em they situations when, you're as's. r.dred to maunge or costrol CAflICOIN (Dec. 23Jau others, do so loday with $,dle 19) Your fstdtl purcsplkem words and compassionate are very . tiday, .spsdaly gutates, 1j rir' will be In mittarsaffsngcanesror,,,.,gng . -- ------ - all We BUGS BUNNY by IáTbave TO own AiN if I MS MAIN, / IRNIL Worst Sod webworms are by far one of our word lawn pests arI are capable of doing extensive damage to most all Florida lawn grasses. Within the last three weeks about 95 per cent of all incoming residents with problems with their St. Augustine lawns have due to sod webworm at: LV O, particularly 11 you have St. Augustine grass, learn to recognize and control these destructive p. The adults of the sod webworm are small, brown 1n.i .i moths with - "s . of about 3/4 inch, The Larva are small, greenish caterpillars which range from about 1-25th inch long when they first hatch to about % inch long when • mature. This Is the stage that does damage to ls & by chewing up ,. These caterpillars rest in ' a curled position at the soil level during the day and do ' feeding at rigid The newly hatched webworms produce little or no visible damage to the grass. - However, as they reach : maturity, mage appears to sbdw up almost over. ' night. When inspecting your lawns for sod webworina, :.. S look for grass blades with :.'. notches chewed out along the aides of the blades. By , parting me grass back, you 141 WIN AT BRIDG E A , — - Garden Circles our plants and their habits of "Each departed Friend is a growing such as location, magnet that attracts us to the water, sunlight and food that next world." The Magnolia Circle of the our plant production will be Garden Club of Sanford began rewarding. During the business meeting, the 1979-80 season with a Mary Schmitt, president The next meeting covered dish luncheon and presented notes from the board. plant exchange at the home of (lasses in arrangements will Mrs. I. F. Messeramith with begin Oct. 18, at 9:30 a.m. with Mrs. P.L. Elmore as co-hostess. Ros e all day work shops at the club. Mrs. Messeramith, the The September meeting of Plans were discussed for the circle president, conducted the Rose CIrcle of the Garden clubs bazaar to be held in November. business meeting. Work for the of Sanford was held at the Mrs. Leon Walker presented new year was reported by Garden Club with 10 members the horticulture report on committee chairmen, present. Announcement was made of The meeting was opened with various plants Including the the membership coffee on Sept. a moment of silent prayer in spathiphyllum, althea and 20 at the clubhouse and the memory of Mrs. Henry sm- pentas. Mrs. R. J. Schmitt November bazaar. son, Mrs. Ruth Perry and Mrs. reviewed "Ferns" a beautiful Mis. Joe Orltt gave the Nell Demo whose deaths during book on ferns and led a brief horticulture report. She said, in the summer had saddened all, discussion on the many part, "The theme for this year A poem was read by Mrs. Joe varieties. Is learning, growing and Corley, chaplain, honoring Following the meeting, a sharing our knowledge these members. followed by covered dish tiInrhDnn was together. We think If we know prayer. - served. Magn olia Herald Photo by Tom Netsi Joan Cameron has cakedecorating In the bag—you might say. Cake Carousel — A Merry-(;o..ftound of Cieatioiis will benefit the Children's Home Society, a participating agency of United Way. Cakes-And-Cakes: Contest Is Better AndAucti lon Goi le ng,,Go i li ng, I10 does this. sound to cake lovers and cake fl1.. 'M u. uiwiu Ave.; picked 'in iii the Inc Sanford Auction, 1215 French Ave.; or B & H Auto Repair, 1121 S. Sanford Ave. For cake bakers who may want to contribute to United Way, this way, cakes will be accepted for auction on Nov. 10, between 8 and 10 a.m. The decorated cakes wi ll be judged on the morning of Nov. 10. The event will be open to the public from noon until 6 p.m. that day. Than , decorators? According to Joan Cameron, this best describes the - Dear bb! ' - - , - oca --- - b d - 'ie - - Len are being tnis all Sit 4, • ' FOR SIMON .1 .u.. u *YI *W 'f.'(' $g WH ;m Mary M. Hartwig, Sanford, painting; Barbara Jones, Ovhedo crafts-pottery James L Koevening, Ovje, painting; Julie Ann Long, Geneva, PbOtO51hy; and Susan Mable, t5d,csaflj , P' Iffm -; '- Omens Vnua Dicksue, Sr. R.geut aM Lbda Pew. Jr. Rigid; sIaa.' I. - CANAAASOW \'t .bp 01S 1ii RYis j !M. aii rmni l.& • trim hR. Rub ,)41 Ev., CbaplaM; Deems itW' Rigor. Jr GrMUI. : Rq4s1; Virgimis &no# ftMdWJ I1 DEEcrs GIVE TO 'lbs plik UAtII D1 ,' - - I Regular stockings - 1 - regular, control S knee-highs Thigh highs All pleasantly priced from $2.00 Announces the relocation Of his veterinary clink to — CWUD 600 West 27th St. W a Pantihose In Top or KfllT.lfl Edward Calvin DAMO - MNIsr, In.s.n.r. wsasWs suusl SWW& ink* 1bg scholar no IV Jess ' '-'.-:-.---'-- - I '" .. AU DAY Sanford - ire - panties . kiN jok 0%0=4 =low. hosiery by:.. TV - WLLUYU WAWN I can often see the little green caterpillars rein, i curled positions. One final test could be made by mixing about 2 ounce of a mild liquid dishwashing detergent in a sprinkle can and applying Treaty the entire lawn thoroughly, giving particular attention to areas obviously heavilyinfested. neaviiy Iflieged. Make spot treatments only if the lawn can be watched closely from day to day. I would suggest a repeat application In ten days for heavy infestations. lAn In discriminate 'ID Call - ' TUM.'tWRR Heavy infestations can eventually encompass very large areas of lawn. When grass is severely damaged ' i....t,.... ,i_... uui iiv wy weather, it may be killed altogether. However, if the infested grass Is kept well watered, it can often recover from a large amount of webworm feeding. When It Is established that sod webworms or other lawn caterpillars are the problem, start control measures promptly. Sprays of Dursban of Sevin will provide good control. Declarer now deviated,% the normal way of playFirst Annual Cake Decorating Contest and Baked Goods in the club suit. He urposeAuction coining up Nov 10 at the Knights of Colwnbus fully blocked the suit y playHall, Sanford. ing low to the ace and low' ' DEAR ABBY: A mother message? Mrs. Cameron explained that the proceeds from the tell him.But who? .'. p back to the queen. complaining that her event will be di rected to the United Way. "We will pledge DEAR ABBY: I'm In love CHICKEN If clubs had divided 3-2 IN DETROIT daughter pr ef erred calling D with a super dude, but he has the money to the Children's Home Society," she said, decla rer would have six club ,:. DEAR CHICKEN: You! It relatives te w thank tricks, two diamond tricks, .,. oneverybadfault.Bad breath. woWdbeanat of kfjdff thifli for Qmridnmas, birthday and two spade tricks. When ' ' In the cake contest, the idea is to submit a cake that has Abby, you couldn't ask for a dentist can't help him, he Included In the festivities will be a variety of door prizes clubs did not divide, Sou th fell 5UtlOfl gifts rather already been decorated. Don't shy away because you may nicer guy, but this one fault is should see a doctor. Chronic from local merchants, free cake decorating demonback to a second plan. " them write thank.you notes. You reall y hard to take be a beginner. There will be different divisions for especially bad breath Cu be a strations and a snack bar, among other events. The He played jack of said, "A letter iz better, bita when we kiss, It's not just after a serious physical beginners, Intenimedlates, advanced, Holiday and junior auction time will be announced at a later date. spades rem his hand at trick 1.'. telephone call is better than he's en t ries eaten onions or garlic. It's masking four and when it was covered c. It with brialbfresb. nothin all the time. Prizes will include a first place trophy and first, second by the queen he made the conFor information, call Mrs. Cameron, 323.0102. caere, mists, mouthiashs idea of long-distance calls tract by taking four spade .,-.,, and third place ribbons in each division. So, you know you're going or chewing NOT • now, bake a cake. Well, I work for the telephone because it's more profitable for tricks two diamonds and '.' He's a business person who proper salad... U you love him, Registration deadline is Oct. 13. Entry forms may be DORIS DIETRICH ' company, and More and more l us. three clubs. deals with the publJc,soIwo ' ten him! am faced with the impleasad If South had routinely led he h.ie MIt..,. SA•1 UU5jI4 .1.L V%IIpWyW '&' the queen of cIubifrotim tub of disconnecting theIf a phone bill Is not paid think. DEAR ABBY: Can a person hand at trick two and contin. '".'. - telephone ssnlcs of parent or because of indiscriminate l Artists • I keep thinking maybe he ever REALLY forgive and L To Display ued clubs he would not have .'u'' grancareid for nonpayment of calling - by Irresponsible needs to see a dentin, but holy forget? been able to take the spade iri .a large telephone bill because children (or adults), the cow, the man 1s33 and I hate to Seventy-one outstanding all media that will be exhibited festival will be art fInesse. LEE demonsome child ci' 'grandchild has responsible paying ciatorners By playing clubs In this • it. Florida artists and craftspeople at the festival, this year strations by some of the artists calls all will end up paying the bill In itiid unusual fash on declarer was "" have been selected to par- community ethnic groups have DEAR LEE: Net as participating in the festival and over the cowdry without the higher monthly rites. Please able to be in his hand at I have an Ides he knows his u that persia keep. asking ticipate in the 6 Annual Winter been invited to present their rrtwlul ,n,,,,t...i. .iti1,. .lL.La ek...& il Cli. ' S.0 t.... .A. L.... £i.L. , a variety of rwrtlrinntnrv arts — ng eve. — , ,,. w u, weaijm is DIG a DOCSUSO he' s IImsdt Park Autumn Art Festival, to cultures through foods question. By Oswald Jacoby activities rything about the club suit. for adults and o';: Abby. Involved. always succklng on mists or Problems? You'll feel helm be held September 29 on the Sad Also Siiftag The festival will also feature children. tNEWSPAPER NTERPRISEASSN, DOINOMYJOB chewing gum, but It doom't If you get them off year chest, campus of Rollins College. The live entertainment, including :' PWtsps we have made it too help. He's a very sensitive guy For a perusel reply writ, I. a rt ists selected were from theater, mime, and m usic— South' he rt Ol JACOBY to ffecti vely, ° M ODERN. send 1 to. Win at ix", easy to dial long distanc. or DEAR DOING: CeuWir it and I woullm't hurt his fenlings Abby, Hex 80700 Lm Angeles, among a field of 135 entries everthing from jazz to slopoed a heart lead. FMOUN the duse! Esedan, d yes got lbs (or the wnjl4, $oghd4 abeu4 CaL screened by a panel of judges classical--performed by 9$9, - . 'th. opening diamond lead p.,, P.O. Box 489, Radio City"' '7 ' " which Included a gallery professional, college, and high was very helpful to declarer, Station, New York, N.Y. director, an art educator and a school performing arts groups. Hewoeinbjshandand dts. 10079.) musewntrustee. Other highlights of the F ... Among the Seminole County 'a a by $fg f , ours artists partici pating are: Peter wi ll 100 UVtNI CarlSOn, Longwood, jewelry; M60SI CHAPTER their bes t In Laura from igirpl.g 1;" -t'', this on about two square feet of lawn where damage Is evident. If caterpillars are present, they should begin crawling to the tops of the grass blades. . cardedaheartfromdummy. I. CAN Grosses Pests lo Letter . sow By Far Sod Webworms Are - I - Friday, Sept. 21, lt7t-7A Gardening __. io Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IATUIDAT SEPT. 2d For Appointment Phase Call ,- Is ebearvasc ot .fowlsh tIslIiav 322-8465 _______ a-,-- -. .,_,,, • C' •' a-t.- .- — .._ - '-.. - ,__ - ---a -- - , -- '--'4 ,- - - .- - 'a' . - - _. • S S lip -Z5 a' - S 'a' 'a'- - - - - • .-------,. 2194205, FIRSTS?. SANFORD ia -- -- •*-''a--# - . - - '- - * - - - - - - - - ' - 0 �iurvru, ri. PrIOly,)ept.4I, 171? I I S Legal Notice I • _____________ Legal Notice Legal Notice Lega Notice Legai NOTICE OF PROCEEDINGS FOR FICTITIOUSNAME THE VACATING, ABANDONING, CITYOFCASSELNERRY ADVERTISEMENTFOR NOTICEOF Notice is hereby given that I am DISCONTINUING, AND CLOSING $OARDOFADJIJSrMENT SEALED BIDS SHERIFF'S SALE engaged in business at 505 East OF RIOHTS-.OF.WAY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that INVITATION TO BID: NotIce IS First St., Sanford, Seminole County, by virtue of that certain Writ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that hereby given that the School Board Florida. undpr the fictitious nm' of Execution out of Court and under YOU WILL. PLEASE TAKE the City of Casselberry Board of of Seimnole County, Florida will MED.CARE SURGICAL SUPPLY, the seal ofiSSued the Cirtuif NOTICE that the Board of County Adlustment will hold a public receive sealed bids until October 12, INC. and that I intend to register Commissioners of Seminole County, hearing, Mr. Gary Holmes, ap. Seminole County, Florida, upon a 1979, 1:00 P.M. at which time the said name with the Clerk of the final Judgement rendered In iCant 0flbehalfoftheCasseu,.rry bids Florida, at 7:00 o'clock p.m. on the will be publicly Opened and Circuit Court, Seminole County, the 9th day of October, A.D., 1979, In the Golf Club, Is requesting a COn. read aloud In the Seminole County Florida in accordance with the aforesaid court on the 4th day of County Commissioners' Meeting ditional use as provided by Section School Board office building, June, A. 0. 1979, in that certain case provisions of the Fictitious Name Room at the County Courthouse in 23.44 Cd) and (C) of the City of entitled, John Gerald Smith, PROJECT TITLE: Lake Howell Statutes, To.Wit: SectIon 665.09 Sanford, Florida, will hold a Public Casselberry Code of Ordinances to High Plaintiff, vs. Robert A. Gardiner, School Paving Florida Statutes 1957. Hearing to consider and determine Opefate a golf club, restaurant a PROJECT LOCATION: Lake Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of Sig: Charles Cantrell whether or not the County will IouflQewithOflpremlWconWmption Howell HIgh School, Maitland, Publish: Sept. 14, 21, 26, & Oct. 5. Execution was delivered to me as vacate, abandon, discontinue, clnee, alcoholic beverages. The parcel is Florida Sheriffotseminole County, Florida, 1979. lagaliy descrIbed renounce and disclaim any right of as: NAME OF OWNER: The School DEN 62 and I have levied upon the following the County and the public in and to Part of Lot 43, begInning at the Board of Seminole County, 1211 described property owned by Robert LEGAL the following rights•of.way running Northeast corner, thence run W.s Mellonville Avenue, Sanford, A. Gardiner, said property being ADVERTISEMENT through the described property, to. 411.5 feet, thence run $ 06 07' 16" w Florida 32171 locatedin Seminole County, Florida, wit: 143 feet, thence run S 5033' 03" w PLACE FOR RECEIPT more particuiarly described as OF BOARD OF COUNT Y COM follows: 73.7fset,thencerunN7.sa.09..w66 SEALED BIDS: All bids shall be MISSIONERS The unnamedstree$ lying between feet, thenc, run 30607' w' w delivered to the Superintendent of TheEast',of theSE ¼of thesE The County of Seminole Lot 1, Block U and Lot 13. Blotk s. feet, thence runs as ta'-w 'n" - ,. Schools in the School Board of t I *nith. J,,.•,. Sunland Estates,as recorded inPlat feet, thence run N2O1 19" E 112.27 TIME FOR RECEIPT OF the South 220 feet of the West ~ of Separate sealed bids will be BOOII 11, Pg. 16, PublIc Records of SEALED BIDS: October 12, 1979, theSouih l, oftheSEI/4ofthe5Ee,i eet, thence run 503 1' 20" E 161.5 received at the office of the Pur. feet, thence run northwesterly along 1:00 P.M. Seminole County Florida. Section 24, TownshIp 21 South, chasing Agent, Seminole County the rlght.ofway 619.96 feet, to the PLACE FOR EXAMINING BID Range 30 East, Seminole County, Courthouse, Room 417, Sanford, DOCUM 'ITS The School Board PERSONS INTERESTED MAY poInt of begInning. Replat of "CE" Florida. Florida, 32771. untIl 2:00 P.M., local Office, 1211 Mellonville Avenue, APPEAR AND BE HEARDAT THE COUNTRY CLUB ADDITION, as and the undersigned as Sheriff of time, Monday, October 22, 1979, at TIME AND PLACE ABOVE recordedin PIat Books, Page26of Sanford, Florida 37771 Seminole Ccunty, Florida, will at which time and date bids will be the Public Rscord, Seminole SPECIFIED, Dated this 19th day of September, 11:00 AM. on the 2nd day of Oc. publicly opened and read in Room 1979• BOARD OF COUNTY County, Florida, tol,er. AD, 979, offer for sale and 417, Seminole County Courthouse, 5-Mi', William P. Layer, COMMISSIONERS OF sell to the highest bidder, for cash, Public hearing to be held on Sanford, Florida, for Sanlando Superintendent SEMINOLE COUNTY, Thursday, October 1$, 1979 at 7:30 subject to any and all existing liens, Transfer Station Modifications, Publish Sept. 21, 26 & Oct. 5, 1979 FLORIDA P.M., In the Casselberry CIty Hall, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole County will also hold a DEN.90 BY: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. 95 Lake Triplet Drive, Cassesberry, Seminole County Courthouse in pre-bid conference on subiect Clerk Florida, or as soon thereafter as Sanford, Florida, the above proiect at 9:00 AM., local time, By: JoaRn K. Hare possible. described real property. CITY OF Monday, October 8. 1979 In the Deputy Ilerk ... That said sale WII?D .rn,r,,,J, . rwui VT JflC ruoiic rLu,,uA (SEAL) Mary W. Hawthorne, satisfy the terms of said WorksAdministration Building, 4300 PROCLAMATION Execution, CITY CLERK South Orlando Drive, Sanford, Publish: September 21, Dated this 16th day of September, John E. Polk, Sheriff A Municipal Election will be held Florida 32771. Only bids from 1979. DENS? Seminole County. Florida in the City of Winter Springs, Contractors of record attending Publish: September 2), 1979 Publish Sept. 7, II, 21, 75, 1979 Florida,onthe6thdayof November, said pre.bid conference will be IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND DEN.16 DEN.24 ___________ 1979, for the purpose ot electing a considered at bid opening, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTy, The proiecl Mayor, a Councilman, Seat II and consists FLORIDA of IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CIVIL ACTION NO, 791743CA.26.E IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 16TH Councilman Seat IV, each for a two modifications to Sanlando Transfer EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Station including the removal of an year term of office. JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR NOTICEOF SUIT CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE The places of voting will be 102 N. existing steel push pit, extension and SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO: ROBERT WILSON BUNN modifications to an existing conCASE NO. 79 15)0 CAC.E Moss Road, Fire Station No. 1 for Residence and address CIVIL ACTION NO. 7U13.CA.)7.K crete retaining wall, chemical Precinct 13; Fire Station Number 2 in. DOROTHY G. HOWARD unknown lection grouting, installation of a IN RE: CHANGE OF NAME OF PlaIntIff, on Northern Way for Precinct YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED arid the Seventh Day Adventist push pit and packer assembly that a Suit for adoption has been TAUSEY MARIE GONZALES, and RANDY K. COLE and DIANE Church on Moss Road for Precinct (furnished by others), construction WILLIAM JOSEPH GONZALES, commenced against you in the steel The Election board shall consist f rigid frame pre-engineer Defendants, Circuit, Seminole County, F'.rlda, of the following workers: Ruth buildings and misceilanenus site and CLERK'S NOTICE Case No. 191763CA.20-E. Thetitl. of NOTICE OF ACTION electrical work, Layo, Clerk, Norma Lang, Charles the cause Is: IN RE: THE ADOP. OF SALE TO: WILL lAM JOSEPH Sets of contract documents may Lang, and Clara Coice for Precinct T ION OF JAMES GONZALES, JR. COLE NOT ICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that be obtained at the office of the LANGRIDGE, a minor, by: pursuant to a Final Judgment of 13, Darlene Nordine, Clerk, Helen Consulting Whereabouts Unknown Engineer, VTN INC., GEORGE HENRY LANGRIDGE, Foreclosure entered in the above Green, Charlotte Dickson and Kittle 1199 North Orange Avenue, Orlando, stepfather-petitioner, entitled cause in the CircuIt Court of Strunk for Precinct 24; and Patricia Florida 32654. Payment of Thirty YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED You are required to fIle your the 15th Judicial Circuit, in and for Lombardi, Clerk, Carrie Maupin, Dollars ($30.00) will be required that a Petition for Change of Name for Marguerite Elliott and Roberta Answer or other pleadings with the Seminole County, Florida, I will sell of TANSEY MARIE GONZALES each set; no refunds will be made, Clerk of the above Court, and to at public auction to the highest Swartz for Precinct and WILLIAM JOSEPH GON. Each bid must be accompanied ZALES, Ill, rnlnorshas beenfiled by E. NEWMAN, Eta., attorney for th. door of the Courthouse In the City of October 6, 1979. incorporated bank or trust cornTroy J. Piland, Mayor petitioner, GEORGE HENRY Sanford, Seminole County, Florida natural mother, in the Circuit Court pany, or a Bid Bond with corporate I AIIE'DIrW. k of the Cliv of riuriva. . m.ngjJa -. igger surety satisfactory to Seminole Winter Springs, Florida 15, 1979, that certain parcel of real Avenue, Orlando, Florida 32503, You are hereby required to fIle In County, for not less than fIve percent _________________________ - ----- ____ __ -_____ ' ..otuce _____________________ .- - WfJ ._ - Orlondo-Winter PQrk 322 -2611 831-9993 , ' OEM. 133 1979. If you fail to do so, a default Lots 1 and7, Block 4, ROSALIND The County wilt accept only such judgment will be entered against HEIGHTS, according to plat thereof ____________ surety company or companies as you for the relief demanded in the as recorded in Piat Book 3, Page are authorized to write bonds of such complaint filed herein. Public Records of Seminole County, NOTICE OF ADOPTED BUDGET, Character and amount under the WITNESSmy hand and the seal of Florida, (less the West 100 feel) and CITY OF WINTER SPR INOS, lawsof the Sfateof Florida, and only - County, Florida, this 16th day ot August, 1979. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court In and for Seminole County, Florida Of MARVIN E. NEWMAN, Esq. Attorney for Petitioner, 924 N. Magnolia Avenue Orlando, Florida 32103 Publish Sept. 21, 2$ & Oct. 5, 12, 1979 DEN-91 (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court By: Eleanor F. Buratto Deputy Clerk John OeM. Haines Winderweedli, Haines, Ward & Woodman, P.A. 'P.O. Box Winter Park, Fl 32790 Publish Sept. 21, 25, 1979 DEN.92 ________________________________________________________ uuy, .. U U I CIASSIF! Sunday - Noon Friday _______________________ _____________________________ _____________________________ _______________________ 2NDMORTGAGE REAL. ESTATE - ______________________ 18-Help Wanted 3-Cemeteries ___________________________ - _L - ___________________ ________________________ University of Florida s experiT ment station on Celery Ave., Sanford,haspermanentposition of Tractor Driver.Laborer (Motor Vehicle Operator). salary $7,224 to $9,166 pius 16 pct. fringe benefits. Call 322.4134 for appointment, - Evergreen Municipa' Cemetery— ii ri'fz lot 14, sectIon A.2nd ad. ditiofl. 4 burial spaces wIth copeing around lot. $03 each space. Contact J. Lawton Shaw, Rt 2 Box 235.0, Clayton, 30525. Ph 401.702-3296. . , 29-Roonn _____________________________ BabySittIng inmyhoms WeIlIdays,Infants&small Children. 322.2151 ll-lintKtiin area. Creative Expressions ' 323.0012 ______ - Own Trans. & Ret. 676- ' . 9)2 French Ave. - Manager Convenhent2 BR Fenced.Air& Heat WWCarpet.322.1462 E.perlenced Laborers for masons. Delton,. ar.a. Oia,n i.sn. :5257 _____________________________ . for ImmedIate openin-da I,,itt: OffIce, 200 MarvIn Ave., Longwood. Apply between $ AM to 11 am. Sanford area, require assocIates degree or equivalent, previous restaurant experience helpful, Equal Opportunity Employer. Send resume with salary history ' AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Semoran Management Corp. 1060 Woodcock Rd., Orlando, Fla. 32803. Machine, 301 E. 26th P1. Exp.' onlyl Wages commensurate w. tyfre benefits. . - - fl-Houses Furnished MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR . 3 DR. fl's B, CIA, carpeted. Exc. oond. $400 me.. lease & ref. 323.7832 Ev,s.3fl.0612,372-)317, 322-6162, 327-7177 207 E. 25th St. _____________________________ __________________________ ' Furn. or unfurn. Adults only. .N6 pets. $150 & uo. Call 323 I00S' - - Mobilehome2 BR turn. NothIldren,nopets lIghts 0. gas. Clean. 1 child ac. cepted.Nopetst$5Owk.372.9Oo. __________________ ____________________________ ___________________________ -,,siress Prtperty •- - Large kitchen a. DR Adoltsonly.U1.71M . ______________________--t... REA11OR 701 Bldg. .0 0309k E. Altamonte Dr. 339 05081 ___________________________ n•ar27thl 17.92. '::323-0.GOor 323-1759 -____________________________ -- p S. 40-Condomãnlunn ____________________________ __________________________ ____________________________ Air Coti$lonh1ig ___________________________ . Alrcondltionjng, Heating, Elec,r(. cal, Plurnbing$erylc,& Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 471-429, Lic., Bonded 0. ins. __________________________ :", L!da.1'h1,V _____________________________ R Ii Land Clearing, Sanford, Fl. Leaden Dragllnework Free Est.323-7109 _____________________________ - By Owner- 3 BR, I' bath on largecorner lot. DR or FR also 1 BR newly decorated. C H&A, all carpeted, nice neighborhood i block off Mellonville, Mid 30's. 1406 E. 24th St. 321-0067. 321 Yale Dr., Academy Manor, 3 BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly renovated inside lout. New CH, w-w carpet, fenced yd. 532.000. 327-9556 days; 3235769 eve. _____________________________ DELTONA BR, 2 B, C H&A, formal DR. beautifully eqpt. kit., includes microwave. Near schools & recreation. Corner lot. 051 EEN 3 BR lake front home situated on) wooded acres. Ideal country living. H. Ernest Reg. MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker 290 N. 17.92, CasseIberry, Fl. $345200 Eve. 642.3455 ________________________________ LI; Mary, Comm property. lots & house. 5.44,000. 6 Loch Arbor 4 BR 2 B pool $62,500. I __________________________ 41-Houses ____________________________ - Amencanoø ss BAHIASOD$30 (400sq.ft.). Ught Isiiing 0 RIALTY 61*170* Glenway Dr. 4-2 with " . _ ______________________ 3328167,3227177 .207E.2SthSt. - W.Garnestwhne .Reg.RealEstat,5rk JOHNKRIDERASSOC -307 W. Goenmencil .!t10e322.7U1,Sanford - - . . __________________________ Buijdto Suit-our iotor yours FHA.VA,FHA233I245 M; Unsworth Realty ________________ ByOWNER-3gRhomesin000d cond. $25,000. Will hold W substantial dwn. fl7.7fl7 * HAVE SOUEEZEITIS? Then you should see this gracious older2storyhomein"movein" Condition. Asking only $42,500. Interested? Call us today for appoIntment. •CARPENTERS SPECIAL 2 BR on large commercial lot. $17,000, REALTOR MIS 323.4061 or-eves. 323-051? _____________________ II, C HIA, w.w carpet, new paint Inside I Out, fenced rear • yd, A Buy at $32,900. a THIS LOVELY older home is one of Sanford's pioneer 2 story horneswlthcharmand comfort. 4 or 5 BR5, 2 baths. W invite your inspection, just reduced $35,000. oned agri., Lii. Mary, 2 acres in ares of Exec. type homes. 133.000. B1'1 Scanbeassumedlowner WIll hold 2nd mort. priced at 1U,$0O. Owner Realtor. ASSOCIATESNEEDED LFLORIDA REALTY SANFORD REALTOR FrenchAve. 33.0031,333.Qne,3fl.7173 2$ Horn.,, 4 pci. intert to vallfied buyer. $34,000 to 144,069. Low down payments. . SUI DIR. 322.2$,. 4COMMERCIAL PARCELS tl.41.44. (1) 1.41 Orange Blvd., (1)f4I41,fl) l.4IOregoflAve. yjr ouni terms. .U,1½ 12 story townhouse. Lg. .'yd, pool, C P11*, 131,000. 1j Terms. * FIRST TIME OFFERED 3 BR, 1½ baths home. Good location, newly painted, fenced yard I Much More. Only STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 3224991 MULTIPLELISTIPIGSERVICE 1s30-SISO-322-1939 ________________________ -- - -, ' "• .' 4, — ' Fir;wood for sale: Oak, Hickory & øine. 523 per cord delivered, 323 8817 after 3:30 p.m. SUPER BUY 3 BR 1 bath home with det. apt, on 'large shaded fenced & Many Extras! Great investment! BPP WARRAN TED. Just $25,750! COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 2 BR, I bath home on 2' acres! Lg LR • DR. eat in kit., porch, barn, pod & Add. acreage avail Yours for 535.000' "It REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES - _____________________________________ was greatest rock concert of my life. was two days ago and I still can't hearl" MOPE HOMES THAN ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. I! Sanford's Sales Leader 1k Mary 3 1. Ig fenced lot w fruit trees & garden space 4 garage. Leisure World mobile w lots from 518.900 534.300 Fish, swim, boat, shuffleboard & tennis, ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service REALTORS U3 BATEMAN REALTY I 323-2222 Branch Office ___________ _____________________________ The wealher is perfect for a i . Real Estate Broker 2638 Sanford Ave 371 0159 Aft Hrs 322 7643, 322 4869 . lemons, tangeloeS, tangerines. grapefruit. All household itemS iluded. Call E. V. Foster, New Richmond, Wisc. 246-6215 or J05) 332 8848, Lake Mary. Fla 3 BR I S bath Split plan $32 500 William Malic:owslci. Realtor I VA-F IIA.235.Cón. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your i or our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc - Realtor 611 )O1Y ' I 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT. COM PLETELY REMODELED, NEW CARPET. HEAT. NEW ROOF. $24,900. Req. 6 lots--cement block home with 2 I - _ - JUST LISTED 3 BEDROOM FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, HEAT, CARPETS, DRAPES, $13,900terms. $17,500 cash. 327 4109 WiTH FRUIT TREES $739130 2 bath block home $28,500 Ownerwillfinance.3320?16 MAYFAIR near Lii Monroe.45R 2½ b. 000l I garden area privacy fenced. Fireplace in tam. rm., lovely eat.in kit. All conveniences. Style I quality const. 697,500. LEMON BLUFF fantastic 1 BR weekend retreat, St. Johns River, covered boat dock: 132.500. COUNTRY BARGAIN 2 BR r-shop. I storage bId., f an. cad, shade trees. Cony, to shoppIng. $21,300. REALTY WORLD. ______________ _____ ' REALTORS ______ ____ 32$ $imferd Ave. 327.7972. ,, bitt, LI. DL PlO Im., £11551, * workshop, YVd. ONLY____ 134*. Sanford.Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are water front. s,soo. 2-lOxlOOft.lotsOcala near game resery. 1-11.600 .. LAKE FRONT LOT LOCH ARBOR /2 acre, 150' on aks. $52,000 Owner - Assgc. 322 6195. ___________ ____________ 47-Real Estate Wanted We buy your equity, close In 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 3392800 _______________________ Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy 50-Mis __Ilaneous for Sale _. 2 BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING 42-Mobile ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIRE. --------------PLACE, SCREENED PORCH. ee our beautiful new BROAD. COMPLETELY REDECORAT MORE, front I rear BR's. ED, NICE CORNER. $37,000 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 373-5200 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL -1603 Orlando Dr. VA I FHA Financing AIR & HEAT, CARPETS, ALL APPLIANCES, PRIVACY C)on't pile no longer needed Items high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, money in your wallet I CARPORT, CARPETING, NEW -PAINT. $31,500. We pay cash for mobile homes Up to $4,000 322-2661 or 323-5215 SEIGLER REALTY 43-Lots-Acreage IItdg. lot for duplex or singl. family home, w.city water, sewer & paved street. $4,500. Sanford 321.0640 OrIando32l-1577 CailBart _______ Beds, DbI motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set, Sanford Auction, 17155. French, 323 1340. -, OUT OF BUSINESS SALE II WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.313E. First St. 322.5672 75-Recreational Vehicles SCOTTY HI LANDER IS' TI Ice box, CI. brakes, cxc. cond. 323-0813 Camper. '72 Chev., 6 cyl. Step Van, $2000 323 6817 77-Junk Cars Removed, Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 327-5990 Garage Sate: Rugs, clothes, some lurn., misc. Sat. 10-6, Corner of 000dhart & Country Club Rd. Lk. Mary. BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 322 1621; 322 4460 3 family yard sale, Sat. 8a.m. to? p.m. on S. Sanford Ave. across from Cornwall Rd. -- 78-ltorcycleS Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 323 7110 2 Fern. Garage Sale. Thurs., Fri., Sat. Wilson Rd. in Paola. 2 ml. from Wilson School. 1977 Moped-good cond. $350 3230611 Gigantic Yard Sale Sat. & Sun. 9a.m. till? Old& new items. 713 Magnolia 79-Trucks-Trailers Garage Sate. Sat., Sept. 22.9 to S. Lots of good furniture, tools, clothes. 108 Sheridan Ave., Longwood, FIa. 339-1972. 1978GMC'?fon 6cyI. low miles. 132.8974 aft. 3p.m. 55--Boats & Accessories - 80-Autos for Sale 323 6593 1972 14 ft. Regal Tn-Huh w-72 hp Johnson 1 '72 tilt trailer. Trolling motor, depth finder & other extras. $1100. Call Ellen 322-4396 between 6:30 am, & $ p.m - Sears Kenmore heavy duty copper tone washer & matching dryer. Like new $500 pr. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So. of Sanford. 3226771. Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. BaI. $189.11 or 5)9.35 mo. Agent 339 6386. TRUCK west Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2202 French Ave 322 2255. 62-Lawn-Ga r'den — NAMED VARIETIES Blooming African Violets 2401 Airport Blvd. '75 Buick Century Good Cond., $lS00orbest offer 834-1213or 339-2799aft6 1974 Vega Stg. Wgn. Auto, 4 cyl. Excellent cond. Ice cold AC, Good gas mileage, 323-2376 or 322 2066. '71 Dodge Charger, Auto, air, PS, PB, 8-track. Good cond,, $100 349- 5945. JEAN NORRIS Ferns & Exotic Plants 60) Celery Ave. Nelson Roses 1977 Ford LTD—I dr., paint lob, new vinyl fop, brake lob, no rust. Good cond. 1 Asking $1150. Call after 1 p.m. 323 5694. FILL DIRTI TOPSOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I Hirt 323-1550 JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322-9141 Eves after6l weekends 1966 Rambler Classic I Dr. Sedan, 732 Eng., auto. $450 FIRM. 3221917 63-Machinery.Tools 1970 Mercury Stg Wgn 9 pass. $650 FIRM Call 331-O9IOor 1-600-432 5135 new owner. MS Case Tractor Iharrow for sale Woody Little, 327-9136 '69 Chev. Bel-Aire Deluxe, I Or. Air. PB. PS. Excellent cond. $69 S. 372 0435 68-Wanted to Buy CJ-7 Renegade, 1976,3 speed, Good mileage, HI. Must sacrifice 13500. 322 9595 Good Used Furn. ApplIances, Plumbing Fixtures Bldg. Material. 322-5659 '72 CADDY $630 322-0231 or 322-0779 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. n!ture Salvage. 3231121. I9l6Mustang II 2dr hatchback, air V 6, new excellent cond. 53.000. 323-5436 after 4 p.m. mower KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 ish button controls, has carousel, still in warranty, Originally $649, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339. $356. Hwy 92, 1 mile of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a putIllc AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday'at 7:30. it's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 9O4-233 8311 for further details. 59-Musical Merchandise Refrigerator repo I? Cu. ft. Westinghouse. Sold orig. $514, hal. $206 or $21 mo. Agent 3395356. MICROWAVE DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32711 Philco S-S copper tone refrigerator w ice maker. Like new. $500. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 All A C's w energy saver, 10 pct. over dealer cost. Firestone Stores, 1st 0. French. 322 0215 Jim. Open Friday nights till 1 p.m 322-3481 '72-25 hp Evinrude, low hrs. 15' wood boat,traiier Many extras, $495. 322-6517 New 10 pc modular LR suite. $555. Sanford Furniture Salvage, I? 92 52-Appliances We Buy Wrecked Cams 16' Larson Fiberglass lShp Evinrude Good shape, $700. 322-9315 New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail $69.95, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanlord. 322-1121. Used 4 Pc walnut BR suite, dresser, mirror, chest & bed. $110. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 1792 So. of Sanford. 3228721. MG Midget, 1973 $1100 32206829a m.tolp m tires, LOAD NIW TOOL • AUCTION DILL'S AUCTiON CINTI REAL ESTATE REALTOR,322-749$ ACRES 330x660 IIGH & DRY. Large oaks, pine I palms. Close in, paved streets, zoned agriculture, horses allowed. XCEPTIONAL VALUE $20,900 "THE LAND MANN" ,MiiNNRL....,un 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed. used very short lime. Original $593. hal. $151 or $21 mo. Agent 339 8386 So. of Sanford 322-1721. _____ 000RSFOREVERt are offering their $00,000 In. ventory of new furniture, bed. ding, & GE appliances I TVs at DISTRESS PRICESII Public I Dealers Invitedl SALE IN rnui I'JUT IT: urlando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint, 1 bIks. west of 441. 29$. 2575. Open daily 9.6, Sun. 12-4. in STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo. AM-FM stereo radIo, 4 speed turntable, diamond needle, $ track. Sold new $450, balance due $128 or take over my payments of $16 per month. Call 628 5011 day or night. So of Sanford. 322 5721. --------________________________ _______________________ BROKER 2439 S. MyrtleAve., Sanford 8721. 300S.SanfordAve. - * * HD* * REALTY, INC. REALTOR $30 $500 - New 5 Pc dinette set. Table & 1 chairs. $75. Sanford Furniture Salvage. I' 92 Soot Sanford. 322 FURNITURE & THINGS Buy & Sell New & Used Furniture INC. REALTORS S30.4a33 or 339-4711 eves. HAS CLOSED THEIR Larry's Mart. 21% Sanford Ave. Buy & Self, the finest used furniture, Refrig . stoves, toots ' FORREST GREENE _______ _______ tiod Goods Brand New lnterspring Bedding price Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92 S of Sanford 372 8773. Call Marve' Morris after hours WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. aj,213 2 MIles East of I-4on West SR 46- Sanford, Fla. PRAY, SIPTIMIII 21 1,7 • 7 PM. Auctioneer: Lewis C. Dell Phone 323-5620 DRILL PRESSES- POWER TOOLS- AIR COMPRESSORS ROLL AROUND TOOL BOXES VY AT Y011i Phd Till AIPCT1SN WAY WE CARRY HIGHEST QUALITY NATIONALLY ADVERTISED NAME SIANDSI BICO - ROCKWELL - RODAC - FULLER - CUMMINGS - STEELCRAFT - CONTINENTAL - BUFFALO - SHOPMATE - WOODS - BLACK DECKER - McGRAW EDISON WATERLOO - INGERSOLL RAND - WEN . NASA WI HAVE THE LARGEST SELECTION OF ALL HAND TOOLS AND ACCII$OR$IS ON WIlE ELI * dm51191 wucus, if hold tools, air tools. cIectric hole for II.. phimber, cmrpsuitor, msdsnlc, electrician trucker, forms,, polbtor, caitractor, shop owesr or senses tool me, hi any profession. WskyI,kev,ftaIl-drjIIblt$tsalr,g.ls, wbiodgsfoe,palnt brushos presser-s sanaper Is orinders. •zlssislon cords IS Isrck (((1) New roof , --_______________ _ Rig. Real Estate Broker 3226476 EVe323.3fl4 ZONED COMMERCIAl, Hl.WAY FRONT 3 BDRM, 2 BATH HOME WITH EXTRA ROOM FOR BUSINESS AND STORAGE. HALF ACRE FOR GROWTH 131.900. _____ GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $27,000. l0pct.dwn. By owner 365-3496, eve. 349-3451 -_______ /UNI 3 ' BEDROOM, 2 BATH POOL WITH CENTRAL Al R & HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN,FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 LIKE NEW 3 BDRM, 2 BATH MOBILE HOME. 44x21 LOCATED ON OWNER LOT, ACCESS TO ST. JOHNS WITH PERSONAL DOCK, PRICED TO SELL AT ONLY $26,900 INCLUDING LOT, CITY WATER I SEWER. SEE ANY TIME, -- —_ _____________________________ WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd MORTGAGES. R. Legg, Lic. Mtg. Broker, $25 No. 4-0 Wymore Rd., Altamonte. 644-6432 throughout. Quiet neighborhood. Inc. REALTOR. MLS 11,3 5, pool home, beautifully 'lilKipit work thop, green 323.5774 Day ,or Nighl hee. 17.. sq ft living area. .Terms. LIKE OUTDOOR LIVING? Canoe, swim, fIsh in front yard. - - ., loin the fastest growing Secluded 3 PR, 1½ bath, large wu Estate Office in town? rooms. Heavily landscaped lot 10$00. 'shekeyeuab.lterdeal. - 47-A--Mortgages Bought 3 BEDROOM, P BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR CON. DELTONA $26,900 DITIONER, OVERSIZED LOT. OWNER MOtIVATED GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED 10 2 BR, 1 bath home, newly painted inSide & out with new carpeting $35,500. Harold Hall Realty 43-Lots- Acreage Cash 322.4132 Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses of every size and price. - -. 1892 MODEL, 2'? STORY VIC. TOP IAN SHOW CASE FOR RE MODELING. 135,000. 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & AIR, CARPORT. $32,500. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. 5400. 332 6219. 51—Hous _________________ TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. 5.493,75 bal. $163.16 or $17 mo. Agent 339-8306. 54-Garage_Sales It I 2565 PAR K , I Ispilt plan, fenced yd., • a,is, cgnv., workshop or icr in rear. All for 1.11*. - - 41-Houses Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford, 322.0721. - Hospital bed, $250; wheel chair, $75; Bedside commode, $15; foldable walker, $35. All Exc. cond. 323 9007 aft. 6 Collectors item "Nat King Cole" album 6 records, Longines Symphonelte recordings. Reas. price. 323 50)5. the Zenith 23" works good, $125. 8x10 Tents. Sale $69.99 ARMY-NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave. 322 5791 new, $ CASH $ $ PAYING TOP PRICES$ Gold, Silver. Diamonds. Coins Table No. 10 Broadway Saturdays only! Village Super Flea Market Highway 1797 or Call 321 0695 anytime Used color TV set 1970 model. Sylvania 12" 01W Football special, 115.56, reg. $120. Firestone Stores, 1st & French Ave. 322 0245, JIm. Open Friday nights till 7 p.m. PIANO--beautiful spinet w bench, dehumidifier, $775; Side-by-Side refritjeralor freezer, almost nice lot! OP P WARRANTED A Buy for 533.900! NEAR LAKE 4 BR 2 B corn. for-table home newly painted,C HIA,fsricid back yd., nice area. 141.900. — Newly renovated block 68-Wanted to Buy 53-TV- RadiD.Stereo The Real Estate Agency or approved check WIpr,s ID,$I tax izempI myth sli] eq. NW respensible fur ct'ar,es due Ii strikes or stIpple, sims. Nut respassible fir accidents er pripsrt after said. Inc., Realtors 2433'? S. French (17-922 Sanford 333 5334 ______________________________ e. 9. cern- FITI:Ica_ElecfrIclans_Shnors I Welders - Os. hr-s -Contractors - Truckers - Carpenters - Farm, - Plumbers - PaInters - Everyone. ......... - . -. Dinette set, $125; electrical Royal Corona Typewriter,S150; sewing machine, 575. 323-5313. 523.900! ocrisoncrange$lvdinPaoia. 00Jy.$ai,ijO. Owner will carry meg't. with lOpc?. down. ______ _____ .. - JUST LISTED 2 BR, I bath home in Lonqwood on lovely tree shaded lot! Spacious LR & Fla. Pm.. eat in kit., & turn. neg.' OP P WAR PA N TED Only CUSTOM BUILT BEAUTIFUL STONE ISLAND HOME. ABUNDANCE OF STORAGE, LARGE UTILITY RM., GAS DRYER, GAS GRILL, MUCH MORE. TENNIS COURTS AVAILABLE. ONE YEAR WARRANTY. - SY Nuir 3274116. ' ' FENCE, ALL BRICK. $36,500. - . , . " iiRtI[statt,,'. -- - CAR GARAGE. $3 1 ,000. Viuptoiepc$of .-. AI11)U fleedtOkfl(MI Brown River Rock, 01st. Box, Grease Traps, Drywells Car Stopa, Cement, Sand Miracle Concrete Co. 309 Elm Ave. 327-575 -. ' ___________________________ _______ ___________________________ pool 323-7832 - - _________________ Sunland- 4-2 with pool. $57750 only. 3321435. "- - __ pool, °'' CBS, 2 BR, 1 bath large lot, low ______________________ . Grove Manor 53 with —: - , - v' s. Cameron Ave. 1.2 acres 32 $79,900, with 2-I guest house in rear. (I/i), SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE AN INDEBTEDNESS OF THE COUNTY OR P.O. BOx 1150 Middletown, Ohio Yarddèbrls,'rraii, AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE BURTON LANE IMPROVEMENT One.Fourth PLEDOETHEFAITHANDCREDITOFTHECOUNTY:PROVIDINGIF S-Rachel Ruby 45042. ApplianceslMisc, ',)V TAXING DISTRICT FOR THE PURPOSE OF ROAD IMPROVEMENT sKenneth H. Ruby Beuty Care LENDING INSTITUTION REQUIRES THE INDEBTEDNESS TO BE ON BURTON LANE FROM NARCISSUS TO 640' NORTH, WITHIN THE —_..1(LQCALJ4,.337;_. VALIDATEDINCIRCUITCOURTTHE PROPERTYOWNERSSHALL sPatricia N. Ruby COOKS & CASHIERS DISTRICT; PROVIDING BOUNDARIES OF SAID DISTRICT; PAY ALL COSTS AND ATTORNEY FEES; PROVIDING FOR s-GeorgeA.Ruby Oficiclienhig . PROVIDING FOR THE GOVERNING OF SAID DISTRICT BY THE STATE OF FLORIDA TOWER'SBEAUTjSALO Experience desired. Good PAYMENT IN FULL OR SIX ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS; PROVIDING BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; PROVIDING METHOD OF formerly HarrIefl's Beauty Nooii Insurance, vacation, credit THE ASSESSMENT FORMULA; PROVIDING A PRELIMINARY LIST FINANCING; PROVIDING THAT THE FINANCINGOF THE DISTRICT COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Custom Office Cleaning, 51E1$f5l.5743 ____________________________ OF ASSESSMENTS FOR ASSESSMENT THROUGH FACILITIES OF union Iprofit sharing. Apply In 'Sworn to and subscribed before mericai, new const. Licensed, SHALL NOT CONSTITUTE isN INDEBTEDNESS OF THE COUNTY OR ponLakeMaryu Food Store ________ PROPERTY APPRAISER AND COLLECTION THROUGH THE TAX PLEDGETHE FAITHANDCREDITOF THECOUNTY, PROVIDING IF me this 21st day of August, 1919. bonded I Insured. Quality sbr. cIrpsnfry COLLECTOR; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, EXCLUSION FROM Lake Mary Blvd. at 1.1. Phillip H. Logan LENDING INSTITUTION REQUIRES THE INDEBTEDNESS TO BE vice evirytlme. Ph. 323.0551 of- .' SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. Notary Public . U&SISI. VALIDATED IN CIRCUIT COURT THE PROPERTY OWNERS SHALL '.' LPN. Fulltlmel parttlme. Apply PAY ALL COSTS AND ATTORNEY FEES; PROVIDING FOR Publish Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 14, 21, -.,ftr 1 Owner Linear Assessed Lii,, Room AddItions ' remodelIng ' in peri on Lakevlew Nursing PAYMENT IN FULL OR SIX ANNUAL INSTALLMENTS; PROVIDING 1979 .,b N.. Legal Descrlpti.Il Feet aineraIhom.rep.irs.nojq,00 IHo.Ifng Amiunt Arnie,,? Ciiitei', 919 B. 2nd St. THE ASSESSMENT FORMULA; PROVIDING A PRELIMINARY LIST DEM-154 irnall. Call 323-9443 anytime. '.', 1 NlOOftOfSl4OftOfEl40 OF ASSESSMENTS FOR ASSESSMENT THROUGH FACILITIES OF 100 $2,101.32 12,104.32 - BeattjIfljru$hpjj,ij AVON PROPERTY APPRAISER AND COLLECTION THROUGH THE TAX CITY OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA. ft of Lot 12, FIa Land I Col _______ 'ourolIMat.r FIGHT INFLATION COLLECTOR; PROVIDING FOR SEVERABILITY, EXCLUSION FROM NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING TO Co's Celery Plantation, pal Il Avon. Increase your sir-fling ' _____________________" SEMINOLE COUNTY CODE AND PROVIDING AN EFFECTIVE DATE. CONSIDER ADOPTION OP Pg. 139 power. For details. call 1141. PROPOSED ORDINANCE 2 Sl50ftofE1i0ftofwleg 140 ('ion c.rn.os ._ ___________________ $3,347.70 $3,367.70 , or6447,, , Front Assessed LIen Owner ft of Lot 12, FIa Land I Col. Drivis, pitIos,waIksic. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: LnalDescriphiin Ito, -I-Footage Amount Amount Co's Celery Plantation, PB 1 ___:. -': . LICENSED $49 946$ NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by RN part tIme, 7.3 shift. Apply In Pg 129 ALP PAINTING ' ' _SlöOftof E 140ff 1 the City of Longwood, FlorIda, that 160' $1,916.10 o person Lakeviaw NursIng ConResidsntIalICo,nrnsr-cIaI .. 3 Sl3OftOfNlSOftof 1160 ABC Concrete. Patios, 'iviways 120 $1,481.00 $ 0 of Lot 12 Fla Land & the City CornmIsion will hold a tsr, 919 1. 2nd it. 3326762 I add 0,15. Quality work, no Job aIlS not Lot 11, Pu Land I Col. 77.4j3',. Coi Cos Celery Plantation public hearing to consider enact. — tOO Imall, 59149)4 . Co's Celery Plantation, PS 1 PB 1, Pg. 139. RN 41012 ftjIlI part time. Apply mont of Ordinance No. 467, entitled: Pg. 129. ',' N lOOftoISS40ft 2 In person Sanford Nursing AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY 100' $2,033.22 $3,033.22 I. InIIngi Risgair ...4 SI3OftQfN340ftofEI40 cprcn .'. , 120 $2325.76 u,us.i of B 140ff of Lot 12, Convalescent Center OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, h];,. ft of Lot H, Fla Land I Col. Fla Land 0. Coi Cot Mellonville. ANNEXING TO AND INCLUD• Co's Celery Plantation, PB 1 PaInting MEINTIER lICE Celery Plantation by Anthony CoriflO, Ifl.i '-ING WITHIN THE CORPORATE Pg. 139. New or repair, leaky showers our tYlOI, Sxtsrlor quaIIfi.d In SlOOttOfEl4$ftof 3 AREA OF THE CITY OF LONG. Executivs$.ct.OirlFnid.y 140' $325635 $3a35 S Nl2OftofE 1lOftoILot 01000.FreeEs?.Call 120 $2,525.75 W IN ttof Lot 13, - $fty,23yrs.xp.$44363, _____________________ WOOD, FLORIDA, AN AREA OF HeavysMnd,acwatetng, 11, Fla Land I Col. Co's Fla Land I Col Cot Celery LAND SITUATE AND BEING IN ________________________ siflhl of humor, for local real Celery Plantation PBi, Set. Peppers Painting SavIca. Plantation p3 I Pg 139 SEMINOLE COUNTY, AND MORE estati iffice..1.$. 'eNniskh Pg 139 Custom Painting I detail trims. I PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS N 100 ft Of 5 340 f of 4 100 $2,035-fl $3,033.22 Free Es?. 323.1704. FOLLOWS: THE EAST Fruit Owner 1 116 ft Of W 195 FEET Assissid Js,, Alternations, ___________________ . of Lot 13, FIa Land I Pelt OF THE WEST 505 FEET OF THE Ni. Legal Deicriphiom Amisul &meess --1 Drapsi, Upholstery Col Cos Celery NORTH 724 FEET OF THE NORTH 6 LotlhLesaSaSftINigo ____________________________ --_PlantatiOn, pu, Pg 129 0NE-HALFOFLOT1,SECTION3., 5 ftOIElOOtt&piSSftof TOWNSHIP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 29 NlOOftofEllOftof 100' $1,199.00 0 $ )9SftofW lion, Fia NOTICIUNDUPICTITIOU$ EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Lot 12 Fla Land I CeI . W.rnOIotIC0,fl.r-.III Land & Col. Co's Celery I NAME STATUTE FLORIDA; REDEFINING THE Cos Curry Plantation — Salsi, pssspo,'t ti & Plantation, PB I, Pg139. PB 1, Pg 129 CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE ' ANIMAL HAVEN I'SpSW 5*vIce. 3324101. Section23, Township 19$ CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN: _________________________ N 100 ft of S S4O ft of I I Cat boirding, bathing, 200 (400) 50.4)9.24 00.4)9.26 - 6 100' - $2,035.23 $3,035.22 Range 30E N 230 ft Of S Notice Is liareby givegI ,g TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN B 146 ft of W 191 ft clipping, fbi control, Pet , 925 ft of W 275 ft. Fl. THE MUNICIPAL LIMITSOF THE IUPOIN, dig hiU$i5, of Lot 13, PIe Land I Land Idol. Co's Celery CITY: AUTHORIZING AMEND. to the flctltlies name statute, ' :' Coi Celery Pl,nt.Iin p 1 lliidy InSid, kennels, screened p9 MENT TO CITY MAP TO IN. Florida Statute 060.19, will register silIslie runs, ales air c.w. hR Praue I Sloim C '.. $ 1291? of 100 ft Of Lot CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED: WIth liii Clark of the CWcu$ Ciert, - CMSS.332 p69,7 N 166 ft of S 440 ft of 125 loaf. homes, mobile hunes, etC-. $2431.69 $2431.02 100' $1,199.00 0 1),FlaLandICol.co's DESIGNATING A ZONING SemInole Ceunty, PIer-No, upon E146ft.fWI9SItof J. Mibiji Plolile specIal 13xj,'.'" Celery Plantation, PB), CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING '5CeiP1ofProaf0thiPublicaflsniI Lot 13, Pie Land I Col $32.11 INSiflabti r-aNS. .'0l. IkM1Ifl,iij,.s$ Pg. 129. FOR THE RIGHTS AND thIs notice the fictitious name, to Cs Celery antauon '-, . W Ivsrastied. 323.7963. . • 1, N1ISftof$340of PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZENSHIP wit: $TARKI$S, under iklcb they pg 139 ____________________ I 965 $lJØ.69 o ' '1 qIlity$4*, IN THE CITY; SEVERABILITY er-i doing busIness in Siminole 11Sf? 01W 19Sf? of Lot EllIftofW1gsftL,,s $ 100' $1,199.00 0 L'.Pe,DreyI AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Count)', PIer-ida. 13,PIaLandIC.I.Ca's $340fto1Lgl13,Fl. Tlicarlsrwgm CWaynhIiiI,30711 . ' SaidOrdinanc.waspiocedonflrot Celery Plantation, PS,, 7115 PSftliI lMI(*ilW in $4 Land I Cal dos Celery pg. reading-on enser 10, rn,, .. business enterprise are as . PlntatIon, PS I Pg 129 PAlNTING,CA1PIfly the City Commission will consider follows: ' N liOftof 1 lliftWW TRACTO*$IRVICE -'.'' I N lOSftofS3lOftof 105 100' -$1,216.00 $1,199.00 0 0 samefor ( . CU$TQMCASINIY$ Weyne 190 ft of Lot 12, Fla LOAd pj Ming, grading & uchef 1110 ft of Lot 12, FIa Land E119$tur$:* altar the pubic hearing, whIda will &CoI.CVsCeta,ypuan,a. Salle Raymond Fr-ga lit, Eve 323-W6 IColCooCeiery rb.hh4dIn$CItllsfL, tim P5 1, Pg 139 ' GaryPatharsi,, Plantation PS), Pg 129 FlorIda, on Momdiy, the 0th day of lam Indelicate N*ftQ4$340flof TheNorffilCQftoltM 100 ' 100' DIMrr-k, $1,210.00 $1199.00 0 0 ____ Octdier,A.D.,1979,at7:3gpm.,or Larvyvirpagel . 11Sf? of W lIONgI Lot South 240 Itof 1 140 ft Mswki, I disclng, cvftival,' assoonher,$fteraspossn,,'ti, Pubihiti lipt.?, 14,21,32. . 13, PIe Land I of Lot 12 FIa Land . ___ msiling interested partlsi may OIN12 celery PIOAtIIISIt, PBS, H_Pout, has tnick wiil.trawh. & Cal Cs Celery Plantation reoeanabl. & Wimpt. NsslI5 apPear and be heard with respect tu pg. , — Wails IS mike Small Pl$)jMtiIhI , PS 1 Pg 129 our SPeclifty, GNu rat, 30-Our - i.' the propos Ordinance. This PICTSTIOU$NAMI NPiir-1'Ciit,y, PSWIn & —i-_-_-j, N WINsI $ MIftil I N liOItof$ 240 not 100 965 $2,033.22 52,035.22 $)4$$ $3 hearIng may becontimied freon time Nstice is hereby givin ISmI am misc. Call Paut Hunter. 3294691. lISNeIW 1901111 Lot . (of ilIfteIW 1t1ft .. toflmeunsllfinalact$aftistake,,by ermadinbI p,aj,y. . 17. Flerlda LaW& , . .. of Lot 13 Fl. Land & - the City Commlssis&' - CIrcle, Coes*ury, FL INSIlISIe . cery psa.watien, Cal dos Celery Plantation Hmeri pulCMtjjjj A copy of the proposed Ordinance Cnty, Pisdis, under the flatisIsus 1$, I Pg 139 over- ii yr-i. 'op hsmen is pastedat the City Hall, Longeuso4 name if SPECIALTIES and that I Vinyl rIPeW$iais,,p 4 13 51*NofN2øItotI NlOOftof$44IItof 12 043*1 $3, 100 $2,033.22 $3,033.22 $ • FIOridLi,tdcoplesareoflfi$ewI* WNutor90l5ler'lh,amewithNa p WftoILotlI,FlaLan,0 E116ftofLof 12. FI theCiinkofIMCKysndsam.y ClerkatffieClrciuNCga,t,$orng a c co's celery Land & Cii Cs Celery be kspectad by the public. Camty, PIvIda hi accordance wRhl ________________ . PlantatlanPSlPgl29 DATED thIs lilt' day of lop. IN prIvisleils at the Picrnleus (SEAL) -(SEAL) - tunbe!, A. 0., 1979. Name looMs, Ti-Wit: $actlm MNw H. Sacked.. Jr., Clerk _____ Arthur H. Seckwlth, Jr. Cur-k LInda Mar-tin $4J9 Fisrids '-- 1*. to IN SNrd CIIISWY c.-.-'--, . to the bard of County Commissioners City Clark Of the W, Mart 7. Myra in list fir $Imkuele County, Pier-No hi and fr Seminole County, FiQrlde City of Longa4 Florid, PubUth: $. 14, 21, 15. ê Oct. 5 Sept, $2, , - Publish Sept. 21, 1979 , . Pv4iIh Sept, 21, *979 1929 OI$44 . 0111.92 , - . . -, - .. -. DIN-N ' - VI..) I fast with a want ad. Call 327 2611 or 831 9993. w.W.D, stove, refrig. & ' CentralHeat&AlrCond. Free Est Call Carl Han'lsat 50-Miscellaneous for Sale BEAUTIFUL 3 BR,? bath home in Ravenna Park! New carpet, eat SANFORD - :.--,: UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET.' Sell thosi thIngs that are Just taking up spice with a want ad by Gill Fox FURNITURE BEDDING EASY TERMS with store finincing! No one in Orlando-Sanford area refused credit if you will pay ' down! Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Btosson Trail, Orlando, Florida., 6.43 1560. - seamstress full or part time. Apply in person Experienced __ SIDE GLANCES STEN STROM RVAITV PAiTflDt? flI..flLI ___________________________ 'Commercial Bldg. for lease, 2a) s.'-n. suitable for shop or HAL COLBERT REALTY Inc pro6,,sIonaI offices. 323-7423. MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR ____________________________ _________________________________ Vg$22,000. 2 BR 1 b 2481 Palmetto Ave. AStorage Rental Mlnlwar.housesssolup, - I _____________ INC. 4 BR. 2 0. C HR.A. overiooksnaturalfore;tNe;r Idywliwilde elem. school. 3237965 31partments Furnished ________________________ 'Apts. tor Senrr Citizens. town, very clean I roomy. SeIT' Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetfe.' ve JOHN DEERE Interested in 2 men, tractor salesman & mechanIc. Preferably experienced in our equipment. Mr. T's, 3793 S. Orlando Hwy I Lii. Mary Blvd., Sanford, Fl. 322.1035. , 41-Houses 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, at tached garage, I yrs. old $55,000 FHA, VA. yd, eat-in kit. Owner anxious! . p Longwood. - .-. _______________________ . I 41-Houses _____________________ - 1 & 2BR Apts available soon. Walking distance to downtown area. Newly remodeled & decor. - one man prInt shop. -----Insurance + percentage, Lonowood area. 331.3335. __________________________ - , GardenHelpp.T Exp.preferred-StudentOK 322-4034 _____________________________ 18-Help Vl1flt0d 393-2634. ,. onLakeAda. Just So. of Alrport.1; Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call -. 323.6610 Mariner's Village. 323.3176 ice •2 Bedroom House. Partly urni5hed. Longwoodarea. Close tosthOOlsafldshOPPing.S2SOper -. 30.Apartments Unfurnisiijà' - LAKEMARY BR, 25 near Crystal Lake, $330 mo glady Brown Realty, Broker 3225327 or 322.3971. - .V _____________________________ _____ ______ Lutheran Church of The Redeemer has several openings in their pre-kindergarten 0. kIndergar. tsnclasss.$3Omo. For moreln. formation call 322.4606 or 322. ______________________________ '______________________ __________________________ - Gracious living. RHI Weekly 1. monthly rates. InquW.' 500$. Oak 641.1003. _______________________ EM PLO V ME NT + results)' V I _______________________ "I.'".' Sanford - . *hñmø All h" -- - all el., fully eqpt., nochildren no pets. 1st & last UtIlities. 3390336. B Condo , .......- Room for Rent, prefer womenw-drlverslicens. 3224263 Part time Desti Clerk SALARYOPEN Days Inn Sanford - .. _---------------. .'.. yard & pool privileges. Preft,' man, couple or woman. Write'Box32c-o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1637, Sanford. PART TIME WAITRESSES APPLY IN PERSON DAYS INN SANFORD PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS 22 7346 Qn,m In .... , "- .... - ._ For a career in Real Estate call Stamper Agency, Wm. Stamper, 322.4991. - ENJOY • a-.. ... 32-H tuses Unfurnished ________ -. Room for rent in private home with bath & kitchen PriviIe9.s 323.7239. )7. - - . in private home, all home iyilI5 TV, washer-dryer etc. WOflllfl 1 or 2 children Ok. See afterSp.m. 101 Pinecrest Dr. ."" - Lady to do general cleaning & 1.. S A p _• . 4-Child Care -Apartments Furnished - .. Investments, bIll consolidat1Off major purchases, or any need; Call: 322.4612 Blazer Financial Services - - D ________________________ LOANSUPTO$3O,000. Legal Notice a,- .. sure to get REALTORS Noon The Da Before Publication . os.' I ____ DEADLINES Richard Rozansky, shall not be passed on to or be borne Palmetto Ave. City Manager by tPis County. REGISTRATION OP NOTICE Experienced Gardsqssq' Publish: September 21, 1979. PublIsh Sept. 21, 1919 FICTITIOUS NAME Notice Is hereby gIven that the Board of County Commissioners Of For Mariners Village DEN.$$ DEN 69 Seminole County, Fiorld4, has examined and approved the following ________________________________________________ Call 323-6470 We the undersigned, being duly preliminary assessment listing and is considering the adoption of an or. Furniture deliveryman wanted • dlnance to create the Power Road Improvement Taxing District and will sworn,dohereby declare underoath Must be exp. I. bondable that the names of all persons in. hear oblectlons to the assessments and ordinance at 10:00A.M., or as soon _________________________________ thereafter as possible, at its regular meeting on the 9th 323-$322 terested in the business or I of October, day 1979, at the Seminole County Courthouse, Room 203, Sanford, Florida. profession carried on under the NOTICE Exp. mach. must have own tools. S names of: H-M RESTAURANT at: ENACTMENT Of such Ordinanc• to be entitled: Notice Is hereby given that the Board of County CommIssioners of day wk., paid holidays, fringe 16 Suuth French Avenue, Sanford, AN ORDINANCE CREATING THE POWER ROAD IMPROVEMENT benefits. $200 to $300 start Seminole County, Florida, has examined and approved the following Florida 32171 and the extent of the on exp. 33.2N2. ON POWER ROAD FROM NARCISSUS TO 690' NORTH, WITHIN THE dinance to create the Burton Lane Improvement Taxing District and will & Extent of Interest: Rachel Ruby, DISTRICT; PROVIDING BOUNDARIES OF SAID DISTRICT; Earn as much as $300 per 1000 Maroblectionstoth,assessrnen$sandordinanceat 10:00A.M., or as soon PROVIDING FOR THE GOVERNING OF SAID DISTRICT BY THE One-Fourth (¼); Kenneth H. Ruby, stuffing envelopes with our thereafter as possible, at its regular meeting on the 9th day of October, One-Fourth BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS; PROVIDING METHOD OF ('/4); Patricia N. Ruby, clrculars. For information: 1979, at the Seminole County Courthouse, Room 203, Sanford, Florida. I . . a . ____________________________________________________________ _ I I U I'll' I restaurant & lounge 200 capacity, fully equip,:' cludes liquor license. ReaCtv open tomorrow. .. - Court in the Seminole County Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, on or before October 1, 1979, your written objections, if any, and also serve a copy of same Ofl JAMES E. C. at P.O. Box 2236, Sanford, Florida, 32771; otherwise this matter will proceed as set forth in the Petition for Change of Name filed herein. WITNESS my hand and seal of thisCourtonthisnthdayofAugust, 1979. (SEAL) Arthur H. Beckwlth, Jr. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: June I. CurtIs Deputy Clerk Publish Aug. 31, Sept. 7, 11, 21. 1979 US.Treasury Department Ap. proved List. Upon award, Successful bidder Notice is hereby given by the City will be required to furnish Payment Council of the City of Winter and Performance Bonds, each in the Springs, Florida, that said City amountofl 0Opercentofthetotalbid Council on September 13, 1979 amount and proof of insurance. adopted the Budget for the City of The County reserves the right to WInter Springs. A summary of the reiect any or all bids, with or entire adopted budget is available without cause, to waive forpubspectbonatttteCity Hall, technicalities; or to accept the bid 400 N. Edgemon Ave., Winter which in its judgement best serves Springs, Fl. 32707, between the hours the interest of the County. Cost of 6:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m., Monday submittalOfthisbidisconsideredan TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: I 6:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum ____________________________ _________________________________ R -'u.w.m.j I I I * RATES 1 ti .................43c a line .3k a line 3conwcutivatlmes 3Sc a line lcons.cutiv.tim.s- HOURS , ,.a - FrIday,Sept. 21,197.'' - Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT . - Mature 25 yr male will baby st your chlldrn In your home aiC,'. hr. youprovidetranspoartsIqt. Reas Rates Call Ryan 339.4' CLASSIFIED ADS - - EveningHerald,Sanford, Fl. 21—Situations flted - , -- - .." ''. . ' .4 .. -. , - - - "7 . ' '. -. - - -- .. ' ' . , .5... ' 0 4t . ''" . - I; ,. - . I . --'--- - - - -' ' L.. Sc .: 'I. - 'a - .- . - �- ..-.,,.•'--•.. 1OA—Ey,,19 rlerald, Sanford, F!. ausc — Friday, Spt.21, 17 D.. - _. 3JUKS II 10 ivuna Floridian Supporters Ronald Reagan of California, Urging the Republicans Reagan said ftis far too early delegation to the November Robinson, Sandra Clark and who could not be present. GOP presidential hopef ul, Mrs. Kenneth Monroe; Suzanne told present to work harder than to pick a running mate, adding presidential preference cone AiexandraLogas. Mrs. Audrey Other Seminole Countlans and Lea Ertel; Ian DePol, Jan more than 1,000 supporters at a ever to elect members of the however when he does pick one, ventlon, said Republicans from Holloway, a delegate and who attended were: Slate Rep. Leibin, Marybelle Streetman, reception Wednesday night his GOP to office, he pointed out it will be who will all over the Mate attended the chairman ofReagan'sSeminole and Mrs. Bobby Brantley, BudsyKlrdunan, Ann ['mock, views on the energy crisis, only nine more Republicans continue hissomeone policies, event, many arriving In bus County campaign was home Ill County Commissioner and Mrs. Mary Aim Curtis, Roger Pena' criticized the government's need be elected to the Senate for Floridians from as far north loads, and could not attend. Robert Stwm;Art Grindle, Sue Marcel and Dolly Snyder. dumping of Taiwan to make the power to shift in the upper as Duval County and as far At least 14 members of the In addition, Mrs. Connie Lewis, Ralph Marone, Ruth Reagan was introduced to the friends with Communist China House to the GOP. south as Miami Including a Seminole delegation to the Austin represented her sister, Boutwell, Jackie Martinson, gathering by State Sen. Vince and denied reports that he dyes He said the energy crisis large contingent from Seminole mini-convention were present Carol Perry, another delegate Joyce and Jim Stilling; Mr. and Feeble), R•Leesburg. his hair, could be solved If the govern- County, greeted the former Including: Streetman, Marone, local __________ Noting that many are in- mint would quit Interfering California governor at a party chief Bill McCollum, eluding him in the ranks of with the oil industry. He said reception at the Court of Flags Dorothy Meadors, Dorothy senior citizens, Reagan told the the United States should not in Orlando. Wilkinson, Frances group that while he opposes have "dumped" Taiwan for VE( Fred Streetman, Republican Ingrid McCollum, Mary Ann socialized medicine the senior Communist China, saying state committeeman from Morse, Toni Crawford, Her rt be citizens are "getting a rotten "China needs us, we don't DA need Seminole County, and a Rablnowicz, Jeanne Doyle, deal." them." member of the Seminole Dorothy Perra, Shirley I SIDEWAUC •:•. E'eningI-ii"' SANFORD, FLORIDA + + Friday, September 21, 1979 1) 1,000 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE co "v. I ." - IL /1 - + 'i II . ..' He's Boss, She's Boss M • Shirts Sportswear Now4 m ___ r 100 Biggest City To Be Built In Egypt Select from tops bottoms, sweaters and dresses. 99 Orig. 15. • NOW Selected group of girls' Sizes S,M,L,XLjn brown, It. blue, beige, white and navy. ;.. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Zimmer, 16 year residents of Seminole County, are well known for their efforts for the Disabled American Veterans. Recently, Zimmer received a litter from National Commander Paul Thompson naming him as National Deputy Chief of Staff through the 1979-SO term of office. Zimmer is currently Post Commander of Seminole Chapter No. 30 DAV. His appointment marks the second time such an honor and responsibility has been bestowed upon him. Martha Zimmer was recently elected commander of Seminole Auxiliary NQ. 30 for the third timp. The Zimmers are formerly of Cincinnati. L 'Ji.IU)U - W NWW 100 Only Men's Lunada long sleeve II. J. "uw 0 Now Oif 50% off Oy—Men's long sleeve 120 Only — Men's s i CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) The structure shades another and part of a long-term national Sabboour Associates. Sport shm rt largest city ever built from allows maximum access to strategy to remove pressure "The ministry will take scratch Is being planned for the desert breezes. Gardens, trees from overcrowded cities and charge of Initial construction Sizes 5, M, L, XL in whit., navy, barren Egyptian desert half- and a green belt to the west will save fertile land for agriculture and provide public utilities and brown and it. blue. way between Cairo and the help shelter the city from the by expanding Into the desert, facilities only at the beginning. Mediterranean port of elements. He said plans include Then private Investors, Alexandria. But Papachriatou said the "redevelopment and expansion possibly aided by Arab and Named for President Anwar Egyptians will need to persuade of the Suez Cailal area, almost foreign capital, will take over Sadat, it is part of a as-year some of the 6 million people who completely evacuated because expanding the city," Derbala $10 Egyptian move into vacant live In Cairo, Egypt's congested of the 1987 war, besides said. Orig. 4.50 For Now .desert land. Sadat City wil l capital, that a move to Sadat spreading into the north western Capital investment required __________________________________ City Is worthwhile. house Its first inhabitants coastal line." for facilities at 1977 prices He said the government 1981 and a hall-million people Population density in the N ile about $500 million during the by the year 2000. It will cover 31 "IL j,, ii c liearly Delta is one of the world's fIrst 10 years, while Investment •r• w... - square mil es. highest, about 1,230 people per In Indust ry Itestimated at $750 ____________T And Sadat, who has followed square kilometer. St udies show million during the same period. u• rossanc. ' work on the city since It began Egypt's 1976 population of 30 " investment at the end of • In l976,will have another place some quarters million is expected to soar to the to a yew Paw will re.ci to call home. Architect 'rician about 70 million by Y about $2 billion for facilities and Papachrlstou of MBA (Marcel 2000. t e ANFO Idea of IeavIn $2.4 billion for industry. Breuer Associates) calls it a Other partners In the censor'modestly luxurious" Cairo, #IS like piajejS tiurn, which Derbala said presidential rest house. signed a $6 mUllon contract with the government, are Devid Is to the French," Papsebristou, who'virtually A. Crane and Partners of *.~ommuted between his New must recruit managers and ia, York office and Cairo over the administrators to run the - 0 To Golf shim s il A' i uZ$5 i i.ia i. fl WrnuL navy, m1 i. blue and yellow. 4m5o - + h ". + d h + + • + "t AUTO o 00.INSURANCE0 .9 0 FOR Q ALL DIIVIRS ' Sadut City. Alt CQI4ILnnin& • will 0 eenalve ea by Wiatern v,,ar;ernm,at bull.standdu, Q boa bn eid A , - - - + - - + - + ++ t: .. - + I Ii AII1IlrSet .,., Bicaus, of.th. Intern, desert hou,. •.. •• sat, hoi will be bial* so one Derbals said the projeet Is M :•'. .+ CPiEFnney---~S DPLA ZA ! - m di '' + -- Raw* 'atth* 0-* _~dft twvIftah 4wheIlddvi.its extraordinary tractiOn reduces the chance that you and your family will ever be stuck in bad weather on bad roads. An Eagle's aUtOmatiC 4-wh%rWWtft you the kind of traction in emergency + + •. .• + + . + front suspension were of an anti-rust program + backed by the only full roomy, comfortable ride. No ftveyear+No Aust'rh(u 4-wheii+drlve has ever been Warrsnty' (transferable).' styled and appointed so • More exclusv covEage: fashionably, +,AMC's Buyer Protection Plan' • whiCh k,ducJu fta ___ • • : • :.. - .. ++___•__.__:___ 11:1 ---i--- —— • 1• f, C.ms,AipsIeN.K,, SANFORD . : -.. , ' ! ,.s. I . . - ... VJUjYI,0 MIINU , , ' Ph0I - •, 'A MOW V ;• ••:" .'-' ja - -- I 2T0N11IgI r .•. ' v 2700W. 2Sik$t.09 + Sxtt$ COSt. I To Our Now Off1C.'-' ' ,4.i , , . a ft., , , a . ' •' ., .. .. • , . ' ,r; - i:::::::±. ..±T"l•'. . : •;;. 'T:±. " .. . '.1 •.................•'.: '.• + .+ ++ . : + ,'-w. Mal ' ++ Story, more photos, page 3. + 3221255 - Herald Photo By Tom Netsel - Sanford's Fail for Art outdoor festival. • !7ItUIl2.rvVlFâIIII2IWl-.vMii • .. LOCATIDAT + , Fran Tingle of Altarnónt. Springs prepares to enter. Arid =Eag4e automobile ' • + •• Is built with ZMW factoiy rust protection. We pan especially designed for a 1.. --• • --•.•+-•. . - d8vou Eagle Comes through with Comfort and Style, too. Its interior and independent 4•• frly deliver. ' 01IM-ashe The auI I V1140i +O • . ,••+ • ______ MONDAYS IIPTIMUR 24 I - A , • - I - ' Int amo ' • + __ f QóOOOOOOO 5CfltdVp53alfl ,the dfimnsions of the Brazilian --It,g like Paris is to the LOW to ' ,capital Bruilla. An internat!" consortium PapseMstou said City 0 ' of arcWtects, pWms and Is geared to low-Income work- 0 d6to*rs 'had special'- desert wo and is vpcted to pvyidg ~'O'Drdtkm to deal with — abod AW jobs, mostly in a$rong, und-beaiIng winds, heavy 'n,y, witi ii,ing ;very flat topography and Units bath for rent and por:. -. chase w=,.I. t4i*aln econoIDissarsii, Th. tallest atr uct will be Z. Now, two great ways to chargel FAMC tITthe E tesid. Now ____ R r' j7? !: 0,1g. 5' •1.'';;.: .s :7:, .: - L- - 10067 ,-1 W , a - • �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. _________ £1! .,. .... .' .: '. '1•.• p '7 J leu iL lur A' AlfalfO! 0 Killed Over A Dehf a Y MONDAY * ALIVDA OrU he-rUI I.iu UI IVU — t ': •• [1 h i,c 35 w w e n Special - : - _ w . .. k the Chicago run. Can you tell me? ELEANOR AN. DREWS, Stuart, Fla. Yes, I can tell you that wasn't Bob Hope. Hope played the part of Huckelberry Harris. during the show's Broadway run, he tells me, but when it closed in New York and went on the road, he left It. He could have gone along, but It would have meant taking a cut in salary (from $1,000 a week to ON a week) and, at the same time, he was of. fered $2,750 a week for a vaudeville tour. He took the vaudeville tour. DEAR DICK: Ia there any chance "The Guns ofWill Sowistt" will ever be re-r on TV? J. R. SHAVER, Charlottesville, Pa. Certainly not on the network, because their philosophy is once a show lscanceflft resurrection. But It Is possible for the old aer$es to come back, via syndlcatlon, which Is strictly up to the whims of your own localatatlon. If they elect to buy the old episodes, you'll seeltagain. That'syoiwoolychance. - 9 7 ru .1 • -, KEN H : NER . .- . 3 Large Pieces Fried Chicken rrieu 1exas u s Cole Slow .J •• • •. Flu.fy.-. Homemade Biscuits ST) nwniz vii COME IN SOON ANP WY • • • - -. . I .2 • - in as ng "Twelve would be more fitting to ask if Mick Jagger is anY re[&Uon to Man Maggar Dean will e remembered long after Mick is an sant echo DEAR DICK: Please mo bow l can beli the mo Please give mea chasm I want tobea star. 1 want itso . TASTY I- 10ME "We Are A Complete Convenience Store, Too! (Exce pt LAKE MARY • I • LVD. • A ND ' D IVE B _ S0 R • . The Fall for Art sidewalk event draws more a rtists and art lovers each year and the sponsors are expecting this to be the biggest yet. Whether they are full-time professionals, or amateurs who .. Photos By Tom Netsel Elizabeth 'Dondle' Berga paints at S.C.C. -- g • I - I .;•• • I '" .1. • • • . • I .3 I .••. >'• . . -•- - •., ': .. . , ___ - ,. ' - Jerry,' if I could, I woWd. I have nothing to do with it. But you are starting old'id dw right way — keep working, keep making movie,. Go to school and study acting and cinema and anything and everything you can. Work at it and study and talk to people — your teachers — who know the business and can advise you. One tip: don't say. BREAKFAST SERVED DAILY • 10 I Purchase awards of $100 each will be given by Chase & Cornpany, Flagship of Seminole and Atlantic Bank of Sanford; $75 by Clark-Dietz and Associates and $50 by Mr. and Mrs. Carl 0. Gutmann. A $50 special award will be given by First Federal of Seminole. Hours will be from 10 am. to 5 p.m. on Saturday and noon to 4 p.m. on Sunday. Ribbons will be awarded on Saturday and monetary awards will be made on Sunday at 4 p.m. Text By Jane Casselberry bad I make my own m.,,, They came out very good. • hoping to catch the eye of a prospective buyer. In addition to the best of show award of $300, there will be first place awards of $200; second place of $150 and third of $100 in each of four categories and merit awards of $20 each at the discretion of the judges. -...•. • •. Please give me a chasm JERRY SEAVERY, Haverhill. PEN .05 • . • • .. • •- . soutel right. And ZIU in a stutterer, one or those . •••' .•4 •1 • people who stutter whil, talking, but not while singing. DICK: I wited a movie clued "It's a Dog's Le"a ithefewaaalasliftaadhlsumewasl)eu JIUft.lwas weed he Is any relation to the rock storM No. Jagger is a veteran character actor (his real name h k . . PliNithatthey teecaaacbieveanycareertbey • uuuu 0 . .. ... started painting as therapy or for their own enjoyment, artists will be competing for cash awards and chairman. * . 00 40 's More than 120 artists and craftsmen will be exhibiting their work at the Seventh Annual Fall For Art Festival Saturday, Sept. 29 and Sunday, Sept. 30 in Downtown Sanford. First Street from Park Avenue to Palmetto Avenue and Magnolia Avenue from First to Second Street will be converted into a large outdoor gallery. Adding to th e festive atmosphere will be performances by area singers, dancers and musicians. The event will be co-sponsored by the Sanford-Seminole Art Association and the Sanford Business Association. For the second year In a row Aurora (Ginger) Bennett will serve as DEAR DICK: rd like to know U Mel Tillis u really a dauffer or it it Is Jist a put aL rd hate to find out it Is Jvd a ØmmIck, slice it proves to so many with speech • '.• • ,if — ,, At Sanford Fes tival DEAR DICK: In late 1934 or early 1935, 1 saw the stage A . Arti ' ests, Craftsmen &.4 D isplay Their Work 11 -w a DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me how Alfalfa of "The Little Rascals" died? I say he died in poker game and someome else says he committed suicide. FRANK SHIRLEY, Chatanooga, Tcnn. CarlSwitzer,whoplayedAlfalfa,wasshotand k illed in 1959,reportedlyovera$35debt.Themanwhopulledthe trigger got off, when they believed his claim of self. defense. So you are both wrong. - Friday, Sept. 2I,17-3 i FRIEL rnr. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. • Ask Dick Weiner PH I LLI PS £ Friday, S.pt. 21, want to beastar" RatJIr,uy, "I want to be an actor." People ifl the business admire those who want tOheac. tors, but have contempt for people who merely want to be In the business to become stars. DEAR DICK: Is George Rve of the old series, "Tile Advertures of Super )a.ii, .ny relation to the modern day Supermani, Christopher . Reevs.. ft. RYBACHUK, Sparwood. B.C., Can. No. Primarily because the TV star's name was Reeve-s. not Reeve, in the first place In the second place, Iiis rei,1 flame wasn't Reeves, In the first place it was BcsSl. -' -- • • •.'. . I. ,, •••, - i - •-- ••:. r • • -• F*• Helen Butler will be competing at festival Pat Hockenberry mixes paints on pallet — 41 IWKI-%~""00 �•.•.I.IgIA••It Frhy,,1pt1 2h,l7., -, 4—Eve.thig NsraM,Snrdj Fl. Burt Back Writing Songs artists consider themselves By DICK KLEINER don't make much sense, the writers as well as perHOLLYWOOD INEA) — melody, such as it is, is formers. Many of them . For a man who writes great simple and plodding, the . refuse to record anybody's songs, this Is not exactly the whole thing is simply an songs but their own. best time to be functioning, excuse for a basic, juvenile So Bacharach is planning Today's most popular rhythm for disco dancing. + on finding some new artists songs are hardly songs at all Where, then, does a . himself, and providing them - the lyrics don't rhyme and legitimate songwriter go? then with material, What does he do? How does producing and recording the he maintain his standards records himself. Paul Anka and his sanity? may very possibly become Burt Bacharach is ceraffiliated with him in that thinly one of the finest venture. songwriters of the '60s and For years, of course, '70s. But you may have noticed, you haven't heard BURT BACIIARACH Bacharach's songs (written, his name or any new at that time, with Hal David) Bacharach songs for quite a way back up to his own were recorded so well and while now. extremely high standards, so successfully by Dianne The reason, Bacharach He has taken a cabin in Warwicke. In a 10-year span, Dionne Warwicke recorded say's, is that he has done Jackson Hole, Wyo. virtually nothing for the past "It's like a very beautiful Bacharach songs and 39 of three years. He says he prison camp. A log cabin. I them — 39! — made the doesn't find songwriting fun had a piano shipped in, it charts. - "for me, it's hard, hard went by air to Idaho Falls That association is over. It work" -. and with the way and then from there to ended unpleasantly, with a the business was there was Jackson Hole by truck. I got law suit that has finally been just no incentive for him to a video cassette player, resolved. 1 think," Bacharach do that work. So he didn't. because I'm doing the score Now he has decided to try of a movie, 'I Love You.. i says, "that having that again. Love You Not,' with hanging over my head was "It is tough to get back to Jacqueline Bisset and very draining, a legal action for three, four years. We had it," he says. "It's like Maximilian Schell. playing tennis — if you play "And I'm working with all been very close. I felt hurt i'vrv nvthin, else+ - thav ttiit- t'i't better PHIII .--. ..%,,kti nn nn,n crnuc more- than -.--. -. LRINUOUUM UI' but if you lay off a long time, Paul and I have been friends "You don't really sue your practically have to start for a long time, and we would friends. Part of me wanted to all over again." always say that someday we pursue it in court, but that He has virtually gone into would write together, and chews up your time. So we settled it and it's over. But I seclusion while he writes his this is the time." The first thing he had done doubt that I will ever again in a long time is the new do anything with Dianne." Bacharach, as a peralbum, "Woman," which he recorded with the Houston former, is dvmg less now. Symphony. He says it is He says he believes he was something different - there doing too much, and that is one song in it, which Carky took him away from his Simon recorded — and he writing too much. says it was fun to do. It was u "For me," he says, it way of getting back in the easy to go on tour and perworking groove, form. That's the easy way. But he thinks this Is a very But I am primarily a difficult time for a songwriter and that's what I songwriter primarily should be doing. From now because so many of today's on, that's what I will do." U .1 031fr06 iM (.u1'i't frW L AWNING SALE 2 ++ th3 or, I4 installed ' . t-w::. It II . A . + + .. Fail For Art Show, on-street display in Downtown Sanford, Saturday, Sept. 29, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.; Sunday, Sept. 30, noon to 4 p.m. Entertainment. AMA 140 REUA cow flsddaZ,ilsI Park....U.&17., One ••-. .:.- '.'-" -- p.m., each Thursday, and ned daacins_ $ P.M. every Providence and Elkcam + / "lax Concert by Commimfty Jazz Ensemble directed by Mike Arena, Sunday, Sept. 30, 7 p.m., Eutmoe Civic Ceester, A1taU Springs. Free. AN lb nWidasday,FrdayaedsImIloy,34p,uLo(gy. 1I41Elt/lYJ Saturday, Sept. n. Golf Classic, at 9 am.m, Sher" wood Country Club. Other events, Fox Lake Park, youl + . — — v SANFORD + p.m. (lisutel ledsed Musisioss I4hewy, IN B. First Si, Tft LOW Now has locations were Altemos*e Springs Civic Center. — T F I I I I I I U . Seir. Citiseus Danee, 2 + - gnfwd gwamdm senior citizens dance, 2: + p.m., each Wednesday, Sanford Civic Center. "V's*sIBesrt deuce, every Sunday, I p.m., DeBary Ceder, Shell Road, DeBary; l.....& .+..At Community 1..i uwuun. ,0Il p.m. Admission $1, fdrubmenu included. r' to + 1 + 1 IF APT§N 14OUIRS CALL 1523. MIVAID co. sen .j DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE -- Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment In our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN — 14 — Enjoy live entertainment in our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN — LAKE MONROE — Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. PORT 0' CALL - Specializing in steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. SLOPPY JOE — Featuring the Great American Sandwich along with your favorites from our soda fountain. 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. r TH6 MA11, fORT NP ,7 pj 1. T' I 25% Off + A 4106 N. ORANOS SLIM. T5. OSLANDO fl$'INl ( BUCK'S RESTAURANT — Now serving you from 3 locations. Our newest location, formerly Jerry's Restaurant at Sanford Airport is serving breakfast and lunch. Watch for our Grand Opening. U1114 ad of 14 ad 4% milm wed of S=W& Hours .BAt!ENAMEL FINISH TUM$ e CHOICE olCOLORS 'POSITIVI STORM PROTECTION P11. 32!uáiS HEATING. AIR C ONOfflON4uP 102 MR NONE 1 1 TOIM PANELS ''6sard W @W "" I OW WS Is. Ills. Ppilsit øs I I s.i Seas a.,, s. RyIlS isWts. I Cssl ASosss .1w Iwahre dwmcIWs.u. +I a, css.s. arsoriwø yew • • Time Out To Eat CEEi OW tV. A 60ft 111"y + TAC CWE By DICK KLEINER 10 ST. HELENA, Calif. ' (NEA) — This town is in the center of the Napa Valley, . one of California's high-class grape-growing areas. It gets + ". very hot here, which Is good for grapes, apparently, but Sports On The Air not so good for people. It was especially hard on Charles Durning, one of the leads lna film being shot .. Texas. SATURDAY (I) Z NFL FOOTBALL mostly In a vineyard here. Regionalcovers" of Biftimore Durning doesn't like the heat Colts at Pittsburgh Stealers; tobeáln with. And he's —to :4 (!)•cssspOTeSPECIAL uinau n. lays Live coverage •0f the wood- Houston Oilers at Cincinnati lets at f be nice about It - a bit ward Stakes Handicap, a miss Bengals; New and • quarter thoroughbred 1510 BUlL San Diego Cher, overweight. MONINO V So, of course, on a parraw for tivea-yssr.oicis and at New England Patriots 10.30 + up, from Sehrwt Park in Now (4) OWL FOOTBALL Ocean ticularly steaming day, he S SAIliNG. BAIUNG Bay Packers at Minnesota Viii- had to run up and down a York. hillside vineyard for take OWNXWOILDOFSPOWS WFIESTLNG after take. He and Hobby AFTERNOON Character actor Charles Durning U.S. Mons Oriastics Trials 2W Benson and a new girl for the World Cup tssm, from Colorado State University; New 6 IIJAINISALL named Linda Grovenor did grades in Harlem - and his Streisand but In spite of that *JOY HUSARD York State Flrmen's Compstl. the scene over and over. introduction into the world of relationship. "Peters is the too tion from Rochester, NeW York. (4)5 p4fl.345 ycny Benson and Miss Grovenor show business, be says, was energizer," he says. "He's WRI$'flJNG 5:30 are both young and in pretty putting on a play so his the one who gets things 400 THIS Il @) NFL Fo0T.Au. Los Moo- good shape. Durning is pupils would work together done." SNCMFOOTIALL wore a . neither. rather than fight together. Durning In Rams at Tampa y canesvs 2:00 But he Is game and Willlflg that directing is longsleeveed shirt — In all He says . SUNDAY (ID 0 P064LUM SHOW S NFL FOOTBALL Chicago And he kept smiling as he not unlike teaching — "You that heat — mostly to cover a Beers at Miami Dolphins collapsed In the shade after have to tell them what todo bandage onhls arm. Hesaid 2:18 he had hurt his arm a few each IVBIING $IPTIMSSR2S, 1979 In a nice way." (2) CM BASEBALL Regional days before, climbing a wall. They are all filming a coverage of Pittsburgh Pirates "Die He did a documentary on "My last four pictures movie called AFTERNOON at Chicago Cubs; Minnesota (I)SNFLTOOAV Laughing," which is being the filming of "A Star IS have all been very Twins at Milwaukee Brewers; 12:0 Detroit Tiger, at Boston Red (2) BOSSY BONDEN Peters physical," Durning said. "If produced by Jon Peters and Born," which Sax. MONDAY directed by a rookie named produced for Streisand. He this keeps up, I'll have to get (4) 5lt1 PILL Jeff Werner. It's a comedy- got to know the two of them j shape." 5 JOHNMCKAY _____ 400 VINCI 000LEY He says that he is a little mystery and they are all then, and he later became UPTEMSSR24, 1979 (ID SPORTS SPECTACULAR worried about what he will pretty high onit— but actorsassociate producer on "The Coverage of the Great 4tj. 12:30 do next, because he has are always high on films Main Event." can Truck Race fsaturing 30 trucks and tractors from the (2 CHARliE PILL "Then Peters said he'd let nothing definite lined up. He they are making. 900 Atlanta international Speed. (4)5 BOSSY NFL TODAY Peters, of course, is the me direct some day," shouldn't worry because he BOWDIN 5 NFL FOOTBALL Dallas way; U.S. Roller Skating Chamcowboys at Cleveland Browns man who is presently B?tra Werner says. "I thought that Is currently one of pionships from Fort Worth, ioo Hollywood's most in demand Streisand's consort and was just an idle promise character actors. but here I am." producer of her films, been out of work "I've only He admires Peters very Somehow the rumor spread is suefor six weeks in the last ten much, and says he around the Napa Valley that " he said. here, and a few ceasful not because of years, she was people sneaked through the security and came around looking for her. "She isn't working until tomorrow," one of the crew l told one of the snoopers. 1 fa"4 Werner, the director, was laying out one of the shots at URANT the edge of the vineyard, where the young grapes just beginning to show themselves on the healthy green vines. "Maybe," he said, "we could take down the wire for this shot?" to serve "No way," yelled the production manager. "We do not touch a leaf or a wire or anything." We are now in the former That was the deal. And Jerry's Restaurant at the there had already been one violation a cast member picked some grapes that AIRPORT were ripe and the owner was very upset. So the deal 5jyg breakfast from 7:30 was that nothing else was Slid IVIICII IN 2 touched and the production manager, who laid his life on We will be opening soon for the line to make the dinner with a new menul arrangements, was not to countenance Watch for our another violation. I Werner used to teach " "" .,adiucL—. The. £11th. and. ARM. on General Hutchison. Parkway, IAngwood. 0 Wilk ONLY ___ C) t _____ Sixth Annual Winter Park Autumn Art Festival, Saturday, Sept. 29, Rollins College Campus, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Ethnic foods and live entertainment. Annual Country Fair and Carnival, Saturday, October 6, Winter Springs Elementary School, SR 434, 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Food, games, country store, arts & crafts and auction. Gymnastics exhibition, Winter Park Mall, Saturday, Sept. fl, 3-6 p.m.; Sunday, Sept. 23, 2-5 p.m. featuring 3 levels of competing teams from Gymnastics Center, Orlando. Leukemia Super Swim Classic, 18 years up, noon to 2 p.m., others 3-6 p.m. Days Inn pools at SR 46 Sanford and Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs, Sunday, Sept. 30. Big Tree Park — Seminole Cotmty-opersted park with picnic tables and featuring The Senator, one of the oldest and largeat b14 cypress trees in the U.S., open 7 a.m. to sunsetMondays through Fridays, 9 Ea.nitowetSaturdayssndSwidays,off U.S. 17-92 TVL.0 SPECIALI - __ If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for sou'*ethlig to do this weekend, here are a few suggestlous: Friday, Sept. 21, 197-3 Durning, Benson Star In New Movie TELEISION -' 44V I THEWIDJ you Evening Herald, Saflfdrd, Fl, 211* AasI West Vi,. Day, Titusville. a.m. about IWA111 I 1 I I I I I I picking tiiiti FIUtS $fldiC$ti. k. '1fl$i. B1111$ plcnic or food will be available. Call +. + 3074W0. For all West Virginians. ....... . --..-- — -+ tu+.,..+. ••- :!r - GRAND OPENING '"''• .,. rDfi++ + +--+ +---•-• .! - S . .,.•. •+ ( 1 - , I + a +. - ., -+ I :;14 . I I, 1 + ++ S A - .; - .. '4 ,$, •' Q. + . P +-- ;±+i: -__•-46 - .-t.ii---- -.-,-..+- -. J•••1+.+i+••+ :1 L - 1 + __ +L + - -.. • - - �—Ev.niag Herald, Sanford, Fl. 11:00 Friday, $10.21, im September 21 FRIDAY MONSOON EVENING 3 LIVING ENVIRONMENT "EcologyConcepts" (Part 2) MORNING 11:30 FolIes." September 22 SATURDAY (2(FSOONEWS DICK c*vsii GUSSI: Sen. William Proxmire. (R) 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN t we • CHART YOUR COURSE mm from the University 14nnuota as an art major 1610011111VI SAILING, SAILING 1100 (auaj4 sdiool f f of- (2)3PASHGORDON eli. modbil bof 0110 (MNS COMEl)Il$ fer.d a diane. to play in I GENERATiON ON THE 415e' ___ Y.ele'day," he' fist WiND The construction of p4fIiia1 i,nj44' privately Mote then fow yeses of ad electricity generating i, ___ west followod. 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A Wallach cost I N ID el ij da K sey of "Lou IIHId for wood-burning stoves: a 14- (4) NFL FOOTBALL Los Ange- in the mer post38 Colorado II Greek resist' gardens. who plays basketball $55 Rains at lamPS year-old Civil War era sets out on a Grant" resort Singer-TV hostess caneers ina circus .onaunlcyc$st(R) vengeful search for the reneNFL FOOTIAU. Chicago gad. band who murdered his Dinah Shore plays tennis and 100 Bests at Miami Dolphins and son and destroyed his golf. CI) MOVIE "Battle At Bloody 0 MOVIE "Fool's Pa" wife farms. Former Vogue editor Beech" (51W) (1961) (C) (1971) James Stewart, (1)•AIJC( (Sea son PrimDiana Vreeland wiggles her Dj Murphy. Dolores Michasis. A George Ksnn.dy. When this. is's) Vera quits when Mel 2544 PARK DR. Paclik Island is men are ri from prison, ritusss to believe her story that hands and feet while soaking Inn 321-0424 — SANFORD -I -'--' a guard and a bank official plan Tally Savalas was in the diner, in the tub. SIIOfl tfo.9s. 11 to rob and murder them. (2 JIWUl AW lanqust Parties I Facilities Available Private Photographer Jill MOVIE "8,0.8. Titan1/2 Hrs) Hrs.) Ic" (Premiere) David Jansaun, Kretnetz works out with an MEDIA NOUNOTAILI _____ 5 EUROPE: THE MIGHTY Clods Leactuman. The courage ze'I coach to ease the 111011101111 1 1101 —j onot tht CONTiNENT "With Hardship __ ______ aches an4 pins of carrying Their Garmsnl" Hitler's Inva. ttus most tr.lC sea disasterheavy camera gear. ZOOM sIan Of POlfld biQWii flIailY a ever the sinking of the Titanic, SPECIALS= $3.95 A iUPE SPECIALS Katherine Halni.s4 of F decad. of bombing, civilian Isrecounled. 110 'Soap" practices yoga. (F MOONSICY AND COMM. alesigiulit, and the uxtermina- 5 SEAFOOD • 11011 CimP. HEW Secrotary PaNV ve For Lydia" Reporter "Lo ALL. DINNER ORDERS Served WIth Cells. IUTUS Edw.rd Richardson, assigned tricla Harris takes a brisk 20. BAPTIST to a story on lbs S FIRST minute walk tiwee thnea a IN ISARON OF,.. Glsu of Ow SIsusa Wilts Free, .span iamiiy meets and f$s in WOO FINING LINE "Human love •5 MSA USA?" "One tiisshyand sell d Stiolunne Rod of in Guest: JOlts Lydia Aspen. (Part I of 12) MooteMhandRandcom.dy VAT ALL B. belts Wires locks on lbs front tam ph" pinball door so tIamd a rubbery 6:10 (4) 5 THE JIPPINSONS CJI LW ........................... the thief brq In through Ills. A'am j)L WILD KING "The (0._.i kISulu&. (N) Galsna Experiment" Louise respond wttti more does hoii.ewoik. . . .................... Perkins visits East Africa to Meanwhile, diva Beverly t, accl11:10 t to tame a herd of wild animals. dentally learn some oncs.in PACETHE NATION Sills sys she trys to avoid jg4 . , ....... TURNABOUT "Accom. Ilistime news UOIISI was hi- even Uilrtkhsg about exerPhased Women" Katherine porarily keeping a secret. EVINIJIG CHILDREN'S ¼ PRICE EXCLUDED PROM cise. Orshow.NII THEIR SPECIALS. 19:00 Chilsoim and Lonna Harris SORRY NO TAKE OUTS—DINING SOOMONLY ad Parton SLnr Dully (4)THIIAXTIPS 6:00 talk about their careers. NO DO"IU GAGS JOHN, 5 TAP nilti to occasionally thinking NEWS womanhood and women's Irm a UPON A CLASSIC (Premier.) Dr. John McIntyre about Mt-ups, push-up. or Statue. (R) Wi'S "Copter Kids" The three dul (Pe knee bends. She has even ENTERTAINMENT * pueicopler captain at a large hospital, faces a car- been known to try one. But draj IN OUR LOUNO! organize a vigilants group to ban copy ci the way hews. 28 TUNS.-SAT, P.M. Ti, 2A.M. the mere %&s1a1131 lbs Korean Umu&Ls ng YS5V5 earlier hunt down a group of rustlers CHILDR EN UNDER *2— .PRICI 00 _____ _____ 1 DOL WITH - - Jonathan's wife Jennifer ($$epil Ps) ieefj ftJ __ a - ', gram on ii. NbIS at wt en the ResI UueSJ Of Plus Arts in RUItOfI 160 _______ uia" 1espy .4 'Ths Secret liii of ___ ___ ____ 'lIerdais On Ills helirhslsert.(R) (4) 11:00 y• Risks" he _Ul1 . ft ___ on AMMTed In do W -:---.. a sve,s ianei II. _ p, ps asel. "Ikes en a Dela," wiud,i in -(F 5 II. "• " FLORIDA'S WATCHING and .ppsor.d ItlO ) ISISS — 'lbs Bib Nsd SATURDAY NIGHT NAHUS flN LIVE Host: Fred Willard. Ihiw," "1arM (F SO Paul 1s.*." Vi. PEOPLE Gueet Noel "Hwy 06 PWIBi ' S WUKIND SPUCIAI A. H5on, MOM IacrsMs Hik." "Pellos CUSS Nile puppy's now ounsi, .. I'fl Ø Of fl" C) tory," "PolLee orphaned CNId is IlOPled PAOi arid W. Noislon will arbara MoNir. A furniture dt.. B by plo* edso don't .4 many mire, We dogs. CUSs his first of iNs yeers now Cosepeny marlsgsi turns uP When tar udseduk per' TV is.sct'. — both commercial dead altar a fortune in heroin is mite abs enjoys water 5fldPUbllCl'V. Stolen from lulm. (2 I'Ve. 10 I(,IIEIPI'.4 varloos "EcoloQY ConQe5}ts" (Part 1) Mine.) ___ cralts. N U and___ 11:41 OUTLOOK WITH °Y She is 54sst4, weIa 11$ ORION I5 '$idn Game" (C) 01111110" (4) (1971) Jam.. Garner, Lou poende and lives in a North .1INSAIC PREVIEW Roger Gomett A pain of con man is bow -M& a o - Jennifer artist __ • fired, denid.. to la.. mom a... MEMO MEN ONES MEMNON NOMMEN Room no MANEM mom mom i... OMM O MME OMM ONE WMMMX1 - Adam Rich; "The Stages Of Live coverage of the Wood- Lov"4ieP.4ekks. ward Stakes Handicap, a mile a qua thoroughbred 3 A MAN CALLED race thresar.oIds (Premier.) Secret for SLOANE up, hn Belmont Park in ll agent Thomas Remington York. Sloane III (Robert Conrad) uncov er s the diabolical plot of U.S. Men's Gymnastics Trials to condemented for the World Cup team, from trot the world with an army of Colorado Stab Unlversfty New deadly _ __ York Stats Firemen's Comp.I1. HART TO HART (Premiere) lion from Rochester, New York, Oil of Jonathan Hart's (Robert Wagner) former employees, seeking_revenge for being (2)0NAHUS "nging" THISSIlONFL -- - ____ BCOOSY MID SCRAPPY [ BEd "A Wiesdiy." FAU ___ FAT ALBERT ioo - - ___ I t$O _oiiiu.* (4)0 NFl. TODAY OVTi* I CROSSWORD I • in uw personal 6:45 ON NOME offlummo OMM11110111 AMMM mom WMMN 0111111111111 OMM u... WMMM HNIM NNIMM _____ gr 10:30 (4) CONSUMER BUYLINE 3 UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "The Property Of A Lady" When letters written by Lady Friday, Sept. 21, 179-7 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Marjorie fall into the wrong V)NCE DOOLEY hands, the new chauffeur helps WONDER© No 0 mom NONE om vosc FUL WORLD "The Love Bug" avoid a scandal. 12:30 A has-been race car driver 1100 (2) CHARLIE PELt. (Dean Jones) becomes an (4)3 NEWS (4)0 NFL TODAY Instant champion when he (4) CHURCH URVC 11:15 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 19 teams up with Herbie, a little THE LAW AND YOU 0 Weekly highlights of key NCAA Volkswagen with a mind of its (3D CBS NEWS 3 VIEWPOINT ON NUTR1 football contests are present. own and a will towin. 11:30 liON ed. MINUTES Mike Wal(.4)0 eo (2)3 NEWS 0AFTER HOURS 0 BOBBY BOWDEN lace interviews Johnny Carson; (I) FLORIDAI 7:00 3 FLORIDA REPORT other segments to be 0 THE NIGHT STALKER An PANY ' eerie creature stalking Chicago announced. 100 (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM (2) 0 NFL FOOTBALL 0 04.11 OF THE BLUE When uses Its hypnotic eye to stun MARLO AND THE MAGIC Regional coverage of Baltimore Chris gambles away money wealthy women and then steal MOVIE MACHINE Colts at Pittsburgh Stealers; meant for his aunt's birthday their jewels. 3 PICTURE OF HEALTH Houston Oilers at Cincinnati present, Random uses some 12:00 0 JERRY PALWELL Elongate; New York Jets at But- heavenly billiards tricks to lS LATE MOVIE "Emertab Bills; San Diego Chargers show him the error Of his ways. gency: The Convention" (1979) 7:30 3 NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC Kevin Tighe, Randolph at New England Patriots HILLS CHURCH OF PINE (2) (4)0 NFL FOOTBALL Green SPECIAL "The Volga" A .i. Mantooth. While attending a THE NAZARENE Bay Packers at Minnesota Vik- of Russia and her people (4) SUNDAY 01*40 convention in San Francisco, dom seen by Americans Is paramedics Gage and DeSoto ings 0 SLACK AWARENESS pmet1d (R) help a choking conventioneer 0 DIRECTIONS Bob Clark 0 WRESTLING interviews the Dalal Lame, the 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN and calm an enraged sniper. 7:30 REVIEW (R) exiled spiritual leader of Tibet. A NEW KIND Of FAMILY (H) Kit, preoccupied over her first 0 NEWS 1'30 3 WALL STREET WEEK date since being widowed, O AFTER HOURS (2 VOICE OFVICTORY ACROSS 39 College deg. ance group no lies ROBONIC "Bonds And Interest Rates" agrees to let Andy keep a stray (4) THREE 12:30 I - Donahue 40 - Nolte 19 Decompose 37 Possible Guest: George S. Johnson, cat which actually is a lion cub. • JUKEBOX 510n 5 Low fellow 42 Hones 21 One: Oar. "sixth sense" president and chief executive ._: HUMSAPO 3 NBC LATE MOVIE 5:00 8 Actor Richard 48 Actress Lee 23 Alice is Linda 38 War hero officer, Scudder. Stevens 5 (4) • SHOW MY PEOPLE Kevin (1979) ARCHIE BUNKER'S "Emergency" 39 Music man Clark. (H) • SESAME SI( PLACE (Premiere) Archie, in Tighe, Randolph Manlooth. 12 Air (comb. 50 Sandarac 25 Actor Victor desperate need of money to 2:00 Crane 41 Actress 530 form) tree expand his bar, reluctantly 0 BASEBALL 13 Hurry 26 Scottish Papas SI Deacon (2) SUNDAY MASS (1) MARLO AND THE MAGIC S EUROPE THE MIGHTY takes on liberal businessman 14 Dutch assem 53 Drunken cry explorer 42 Self. CONTINENT "The Hope Of Murray Klein (Marlin Balsam) bly addressed 54 Famous pup. 27 Anger Gals Stay 15 - and Thum- peteer 29 Compass pt. stamped any Mankind" A great European uapartnsr. •OPAL ROBERTS min 55 Monogram o130 High mountain 43 Pitfall depression, the failure of the 0 MORK a MINDY When IS Fruit drink 58 across 31 —West 44 Scarce League of Nations and the sco. Mork Isenns about the Earth (2)ARCHIECAMPBELL nomic chaos of the Weimar custom of kissing and making In Shape 17 English com. 56 Maritime 32 Hostelry 45 Potato (4)S SUNDAY Mt*40 34 Raised rail- 47 The terrible poser force Republic bring about the rise of p, he Immediately starts a 0 $PIDSRWOMAN IS Defeated 57 Fencing way one squabble with Mindy. Fascism in Europe. A few celebrities have yet team 3 CML ROBERTS 35 - - - 48 Small bay weapon 3 EVENING AT POPS Pianist 3:00 ROGERS (R) to lace up running shoes. 20 Actress San. 58 Buck's mate questions and 49 Low islands • Earl Wild p.ctos osiwi' e EUROPE: THE MIGHTY I'll tell you dy — 52 Equal: Prefix 59 Individuals CONTINENT "Formi Rifleman, this special encore performprominent women say they 22 Playwright DOWN cj GOSPEl. SINGING - Coward I Actor Formi" In the '30s. Germany once honoring Arthur Fiedler's do instead of jogging to keep 24 Thing LU $ I N 0 1 6 6 1 IldIl comes Under the control of the fiftieth anniversary Newman KIDS AM PEOPLE TOO with the fit, according to Ms. 28 Actress Nazi Party and Spain becomes Boston Pops. 2 Protagonist A A V N N S (1 5 iiiVil 3 MOVIE "Million Dollar the scene of a bloody civil war, magazine. Ekband 3 Showy flower vITv A i a i Legs" (8/W) (1932) W.C. 6:30 'M-A-& 28 Actress 4 Certain Loretta Swit of I 0 d 3:45 tilL!. Fields, Jack Oakle. A mythical 0THE ASSOCIATES (Pram- H" plays Archer legumes X 3 I N I S kingdom finds its wealth dwln- (4)0 NFL TODAY are) Three young lawyers 30 Friend: Fr. 5 Comedian Singer Marilyn McCoo 33 Paddles NIdSV I '1 1 an dlleg and decides to concen. into a series of humorous probChevy 400 trots On Its Olympic team in an (2) MOVIE "The Idol" (9/W) ems on their first day of their bowls and plays volleyball 34 Actress A N V 1 • NVO 8 Help raise money. (1 1/2 (1968) Arden 7 Legal docu. I V N V ,L ,& tiu Jones, Michael jobs with a stodgy Wall Street with singing partner-husMrs.) AWl stars ment 35 law band Bill Davis. Parks. A ne'er-do-well .1. • %i MASH 3 ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 8 Edward Acne. I N N seduces a pretty young girl at Tennis star Martina 36 in I$1011 M . Singing group is Lou the same time he's rOnSWldfl9 10:00 DV NIMIfl CE NBC MOVIE "The Out- Navratilova golfs and tosses NMV Gees 9Merit • to live his own . .ee. ire £ & A W Movicics FUTLO 600 ()A tuifi WAY 0THIS 18 THE LIFE ,omcuuuRE u.s.A. f AM. PELL (I) CHARLIE JOHN MCKAY MORNING Gates (Gregory Harrison). (2) NBC NEWS 0 ABC NEWS 3 IN SEARCH OF... _________________________________ sraon. uueess: llOOfl utue, 5.n 1:00 Sharon Glees, Carol Nsb$stt. (1) SOUL TRAIN 6.00 6:30 Craftsmen Of New Guinea' (4) THRES'S A WRESTLING Headhunting, cannibalism and 5:30 3 WALL STREET WEEK 3 MOVIE "Come Back, (4)DØ ow',.eo THE S*JMMERSEMESTER the carving of enormous 3 AS MAN BEHAVES "Bonds And Interest Rates" Charleston Blue" (C) (1912) "Remembering And Forget- Guest: George S. Johnson, Godfrey Cambridge, Raymond ancestor poles are part of the 130 ling" president and chief executive St. Jacques. Two Negro ditec19i tribal file. ms LAW AND YOU TREK Kirk, Spo( 5 officer, Scudder, Stevens S lives Invsstlgats a narcotics 3 NOT DOG 7:30 and McCoy land on a planet to Clark. operation in Harlem that is . Investigate the disappearance (2) THE GONG SHOW 6:25 caught In a pow.r struggie (4)S NEWS D of a starship lost ioo years @) FAMILY FRIENDS and the Malls. ABC NEWS (2)0 EI$CHIID (Premiere) (1 lI2Hrs) prior. :00 6:30 AS MAN BEHAVES Chief of Detectives 3 NCM FOOTBALL (1) 02 CHIPS (Season Pram. CHARlIE'S ANGELS GARDEN "Memorizing -. Mnemonic chied (Jo. Don Baker) search THE GROWING YEARS lice) While Organizing a roller. 12:37 Devices" for a psychotic gunmen attacii (4) CRACICEREAII. "The Growing infant" disco charity ball, Ponch and leg young women Is compascat- 3 MOVIE "imPasSe" (81W) 0 SPECTRUM 700 Jon cross paths with roller. Anne Burt Reynolds, (1969) ad y two comp.ting, sinsa(2DTH$ES!$ACROWD skating t,ievss, a conman . his American and (1) 02 PRE-GAME SHOW tlonailst journalists. (Part Iof Francis. An 00 (4) AU.Pd THE FAMILY stantly collecting insurance for team search four-man 2) (4) P.M. (2) PROFILES IN OF N".milli on 9id Van whiplash, and a rock star hid. (C) (1967) Dick Style" THE DUKES ) FARM AND HOME •JOKWGWOLD 1)ibbiI Reynolds. Con- iflg Out frOintPiiwodd. ZARD (Season Premiere) A den on Malinta MIN. (1 Hr. 53 3 MA$H SLACICAWAMNEUDyke, corned friends help prevent the @) S WORKING STIFFS Mini.) reunion of 3 BEVERLY .LBIUJFS MACNEIL I LEHREN (Premier.) Al invests in a r _____ divorce of a couple WI.o provokes a contest between 100 REPORT that Boss Hogg and Uncle Jesse to (2)3 MIDNIGHT SPECIAL biSfl fTilfftSd seventeen years tool which works so Ernie is soon out of a job. 70 730 determine who was the beat Hosts: The Charlie Daniels (2 Mrs.) (2) TIC TAC DOUGH ESTAUPA FLAMENCA 3 THE ROPERS A bootlegger 30 years *arlier. Guests:Journey. George (2) BAY CITY AOLLRS (4) HAPPY DAYS American flamenco dancer 151W lp'S$fi at the Ropers S MOVIE "Diary Of A Teen- Benson, Robert John, Jose (F ARTHUR AND COMPANY THE NEWLYWED GAME age Hltchhlksr" (1979) Olk Feliciano, The Ritchie Family. Maria Benitez an her Estampa carrying his mother's diary, S MINUTES which has an entry claiming FAMILY FEW ANIMALS ANIMALS Van Pittan. Katherine isai -lLAFI ••m LI wi. Ramence Dance Company Stanley is the bOy's father. .s "Deeed U'A$'H Hmond. Teenage piftchhikk l'4.jols" (C) (1966) Rod Taylor, 3 MEETING OF MINDS 3 KIOSWORLD DICK CAVEIT "liii Lan- and its often tragic and ii ciauia Cardin"" formance in New Mexico. (R) Charles Darwin, Emily Dickin. guags Of Politics" Guests: WV- explored through the dramas 6:00 2:30 son, Galileo and Attila the Hun 11am Salk's, Frank Manklew$cz. of several young girls prompt___ (2)3 DAFFY DUCK (2) 3 BASEBALL Regional dic 0 W creativity, love, filth (A) ad by peer group and social (4) O MIGHTY MOUSE ' coverage of Pittsburgh Pirates and man as a warlike being on Pressures to hit the amroad. 300 HECKLE & JUCKLE at Chicago Cube: Minnesota this program written and (2)3 DIPF'RENT STROKES 0 URON COPLAND PRE- •MOVIE "liii Secret •$UPERPRIENOS Twins at Milwaukee Brewers; moderated by Steve Allen. IINT$ HIS OWN MUSIC lbS hwsilon" (C) (1964) Stewart 0 ERICA (Season Premiere) wtis. in Detroit Tigers at Boston Red hospital for an appendectomy aCclaimed compoeer presents Orangir, Ref Valons. A group $30 Sax. 6:30 a concert I lecture recorded in of international grime "special. Arnold faits for his roommate, (4)0 SAD NEWS BEARS CASPER AND THE 2:30 (Season Preml*s) Buttermak. little white girl whose bigoted April 1919 at SUNY in its" is procnlNd a pardon If they will pairl"to In the infif- ANGELS 5 MAVERICK "The Burning or, sent to the race track to find father Insists the two be sops- Potsdam. N.Y. tration of Nazi-hold territory 6 CONSUMER SURVIVAL Sky-4 MIN" student, makes a rated, 10:00 KIT "Price Y •ANOTHERVOICI unique bit with the teen-age (4)3THIINCMDISLEHULIC (4) __ 3 DALLAS (Season during World War If. (2 Hr.,)' _____ ship, Speed Reeding, Hourstruant. (Season Premier.) The Hulk Premiers) Bus Ellen comes 3:00 mint Homes" (R) becomes part of a rock group's home from the hospital with lit. NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC __ •DETECTIVE SCHOOL Nick M . SPECIAL "lbs Volga" A .ls 1k di himself In jail when he act when Pus rushes on stage ti, enthusiasm for a1Puln, Teacher aD(M"WDANDBAMM during a concert to save the including her baby, whit. Cliff of Russia and her people sol.fads for a lovely young lady who WONROAD group's NW WrI (M&*QnZW continues his effm __ RUNNER the star of porno film. Phillips) from death. presented. (R) the child. S PLA$TICMAN / FANTASY LAND Tattoo •MASTERPiECE THEATRE M . 3:30 Loni Anderson has been CROCKETT'S VICTORY decides fantasy "Klan" Ksan allows Anna CBS MOVIE "Lucky 5BIG (1)0 NICII and VALLEY of being worshipped by many play opposite him in a dlus- getthig a lot of attention GARDEN some of the Barkley ranch Lady" (1975) Den. Hickman, women, and two girls (Lisa tram per formance of "Otsilo," lately as the cwvaceoua 9:30 hands are shanghaied by an Lisa Minneill. A trio of adven. Hartman, Pamela Franklin) but in Ui, and It is Anna who Jennifer Marlowe on •ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU(R) unscrupulous ssscaptain. turons battle the Coast Guard, enamored by the CM War saves Keats from an even "WKRP in gangsters and the isa their 10:00 430 search for their own Rhstt ea er tragedy. (Part quest a fortune to make bof*i. $ was born 01.0Hu HONEYS 3 IUPIR Butler 2 of 2) (A) rumfunnlng during Prohibition. Brenda L ee re abS BETROTTIM . in St. P9111, Minn., whe BOAT "Oldies But SLOVI • F IRING uNE Eamisy •HSM'STOYOURHEALTH _ attegdedAl.undsr Goodies" Amanda Blake, "Stroks" Karen Morrow. "The Grass Is 10:30 late' graduated (2) SHA NA NA Always Greener" Joan Hickwas of (I)OTNESHMOO (M 0 CBS SPORTS SPECIAL oil. REVIEW 6:30 • September 23 SUNDAY 740 (2) THREE'S A CROWD (4)THE MUPPETS Guest: John Denver. 00 HEE HAW i •... w LIVFICII.i WtIJ 3 ASMAT • 'The Cannibal —w--' • Giin • ----- . • - ,',, _____ .l. -. -- S - ft 40 S. I '4? I 00 kt ,_Lk' ' • I 41 ___________ AI . . . - -p.. •, . ,. .' a4'.!.' - . . .-,-- •-.' .- •.: . -,- . - .. -- f___-___-__. ••- . -S.--, - - ---- - ____ . ... ..... 41'.. . .. �y, Sep1.21, IflP q s—Evenin . MORNING .rnA fl.ia.i 11'J .A Ir iMIJ MAW IWIh SIPJ say they would welcome that . develcçznent. MONDAY EVENING ART SUPPLIES, -, FRAMES PAINTINGS FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS owl nu SPECIALTIES A1T.TIrnO ART LOW ffi oft W1t" AaV"& N . • ,.i ..• . .• . . I I Kennedy relationship. They 710 came off so well as a team (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA there is talk of doing it again, I. - ê..À...... ê.. W Liii au UI le 10 01I3V W I7 W 11117 WiMIS7. .i.e "And I have thought the cinema everywhere always that it was the right else." , ON mm ctioIc, at least the right choice for me. I feel good here. This Is home. If I had made the choice to May in Hollywood, It would have been only for my career, net for my life. And my life is more Important than my career." So he quit Hollywood and returned to France and lived happily (or reasonably happily) ever after. But he does not regret the year he spent in California. He calls it "a fantastic remembering." But now he is forced to journey more and more frequently out of France to find work. That Is because the state of the French cinema, he says, Is "Very poor, very sick." "And yet It is dill the best in Europe," he says. "You know, your American cinema Is so strong today .• 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS 7:30 5:00 THE FBI (TUE. THU. FRI) (.4) MONDAY MORNING (MON) 630 (4) TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) SUMMER SEMESTER (I) WEDNESDAY MORNING UNTAMED WORLD (WED) s) He says that French ® THURSDAY MORNING 5:53 theater, too, Is "very poor, am PTL CLUB (THU) (4) FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) very sick." Where once the 600 00000 MORIRMO Parisian theaters flourished, (2) EARLY DAY CA today, Delon says, It Is HEALTH FIELD 0:00 possible now to buy a 0 SUNRISE (3)• CAPTAIN KANGAROO legitimate theater for a 11 1 OVER EASY relatively inexpensive (4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA1:25 NY PAM amount. (4) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE (2) TODAY INFLORIDA Delon is not suffering, (TUB) 00000 MORNING FLORIDA however. He Is still a (4) FARM AND HOME (WED) OHMS marketable, bankable name (1) so MINUTIES (W 5.30 all over the world. That's (4) CRAc1cERSARRID. (FRI) (I)a TODAY 0000 MORNING AMIRIwhy he was chosen to star In 1:25 THE COUNCA (2)POPI øois the latest of the "Airport" TRY (NON) ULIAS. YOGA AND YOU (N) — "The Concorde — (2) PORTER AGO (TUI) M . Airport IL" Theae films (2) NASHYRLI THE ROAD ) (4) DONA)4J have, in the past, done better MIKE DOUGLAS MOVIE overseas than they have In (2) ml WILIURN BROTHERS DINAHI the U.S., so producer Jen- (2)OO(RYADS(F) EDUCATIONAL PRO nings Lang decided to OMUHING $10 capitalize on that trend and THE IDALLEN SHOW 2:55 w one of the world's (ID UPBEAT 1:41 favorites, Delon. (1 KUTANA 10:00 (2)0 CARD SHARKS 0:45 In "The Concorde — (4) SEAT THE CLOCK AM. WEATHER Airport 79," Delco works 1010 1:56 closely with Gorge Ken. HOLLYWOOD (2) • PIPLORICA ned_y, a veteran of all the (2) TODAY 0000 MORNING FLORIDA "Mro,t" films. And they (4) LOVE HI. NUSHSOR __ OFUFE WHEWI estaHilhed a good rapport, both on and off the screen. (2)0 TODAY 11:56 ' (3)S MONDAY MORNING "I used to call George 1100 of 'Prosciutto,' Delco says, (4)• TUESDAY MORNING (2) HiGH ROLLERS 'and he would call me THE PRICE 4 RIGHT WEDNESDAY MORNLAVIANI S SHIRLEY (N) 'Meloe." I110 9M MMDAY MORNING That may be symbolic, (2) 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE because "The Concorde — (31% FRIDAY MORNING (PAl) 0FAMILY FEUD Airport 79" may just be an 0000 MORNING AMENAFTERNOON appetizer for the Delon- CA ALAINDELON .. 1 TUESDAY Daytime Schedule Delon A Major French Film . Star MONTE CARLO, Monaco (NEA) - About 15 years ago, Main Delon came from France to Hollywood with a major quantity of hoopla. This, they said, was going to be the new International star. A young Charles Boyer, they said. Maybe the most exciting thing to come out of France since Chevalier, they said. Well, It didn't happen. Delon went back to France where he has subsequently, had a glorious career and remains today the premiere male film star In France, perhaps In all Europe. And now he also produces and says he has we treat asset as a Producer - "as a producer, I have Delonthe actor." Over the years, from time to time Alain Delon has done a part In an international film, so American audiences we him occasionally. And many Americans (particularly Americans of the female persuasion) think he Is still totally gorgeous. Why, then, didn't he make it when he was Imported by Hollywood 15 years ago? He says it wasn't that he couldn't make It, It was simply a ease of deciding that was not what he wanted at all. "I had a contract with MGM" be says. "And I lived in California one year. That was when I had to make a choice of my life — and I 1 . s 12:00 EVENING - '- rv9 •., . . ...- .. . ioo DAYS OF OUR UVES (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 (3)0 AS THE WORLD TURNS 2:00 THE oocros 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) moms wow PrId6y,'Sept.21 119 Domienates Ratings skid row and decide to reform o THE NEWLYWED GAME O FLORIDAI 0 GUIDING LIGHT him and make him a cabbie. 10:00 0 THE LAZARUS SYN8:00 ( THE MISADVENTURES DROME Dr. St. Clair learns (2) OF SHERIFF LOBO When that a permanently crippled college basketball star is ili. Dean Martin refuses to perform terate and leads an attack at a re-election rally for Lobo, against school officials. the wily sheriff comes up with CD SING. AMERICA Burl Ives his own dastardly means of performs God Bless persuasion, America. "Oh, Susannah f3) 0 CALIFORNIA FEVER and other favorites with the (Premiere) Young Californian Vince Butler (Jimmy McNichol) Mormon Youth Symphony and Chorus. succeeds in landing rock star 11:00 Rex Smith for a spot on his J(4J0Q1j1NEWS underground radio station, then learns the FCC Is planning CD DICK CAVETT Guest: Rex Harrison. (Part 2 of 2) (R) to shut him down. 0 HAPPY DAYS Fonz gets 11:30 unexpected help from an exotBEST OF CARSON ic l ady when his arch-enemy Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Rico returns from sea duty with Sheriff Sammy Davis Jr plans to create trouble. Crumble y. Char K then (2)M'A'8'H 300 GENERAL HOSPifAL ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 0:30 (4)• ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) VIU.AALIGRE(N) (2) IMEAIMIICYONII ® THE BRADY PUNH RASCALS THE (MOW, TUE. MERV__ THU. PAl) ONTHSGO(WID) 0 MY THRU SONS USA&*$IMIT(R) O (4) MIKE DOUGLAS UEWITC*IID AFFECHOOL SPECIAL O MAKE MELAUGH 100 (2)0 CAROL IKJRNETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN MISTER ROGERS (A) :. . . . . . . . --, . . ..... -. :. .•.. . . . :.. . '•S . . - . - L . . . :. - 57 Southern Ballet Theatre will THREE'S A CROWD present a premiere perform. o BARNABY JONES Barnaance of folk and classical by suspects a frame-up when ballet, modern dance and I&ZZ he learns a murder suspect as a locally produced special in was summoned to the scene of the new studio of WMFE. the crime by a phony subpoe- -..... . . .: na.(R) 8:30 Brad becomes a bit 0 BARNEY MILLER Fish colupset when Angie Informs him lapses while attempting to that he Is moving Into a new revive a suicide during an air pollution attack on the city. (II) residence he hasn't seen. 0 NASH 0 ALL *4 THE FAMILY 0000DT*4U .0ONCE UPON A CLASSIC . .-. . SI MOVEMENTS IN TIME The Fonlane(R) M film O ANGIE (2) (12) THE LAST CONVERT1. ILl' The classmates leave their Radcliffe wives and dreams behind to go off to war; they return with bitterness and maturity to marital problems and a postwar d5PS55lOfl . ' AMINO*NGOERNMENT 11.30 240 NO 'Federalism" forced by .1--:taft and a (2)OTONIGHT Guest host: rugged terrain to perform Bill Cosby. Guests: Gary Cola. 1:30 emergency surgery on an man, Charo, Sonny Rollins, NSCNIW$ Injured student In an Isolated Larry Hagmaii, Skip Stephen. ®•CNNEW mountain cabin. *00 I(4) ThE'S A AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 0:00 CROWD "Grants-In-Aid" ) ml LAST CONVii. 0 HARRY 0 A con artist 11111.1 FlY, young hm who. we attempting to go straight 71M enrolled In Harvard's class of comes to Harry for help when 1i murs AWD rm1r partneç threatens 44 and spending thaW time ALL IN THE FAMILY her Hf*. dreaming of P4Wc#ft girls. PJAMAGAZINS . cs their bright futures J01111111111111111111,14.0 are M by the harsh reyof •T0S _______ __ THE GROSS WITS World War It. 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"20-20" lust week was Bears," the net%orks double From Sound To Music" van to force young women raced to an early lead in the top 10). devoted to Geraldo Rivera's entry for Saturday night. 0fl 6:30 em. THREE'S COMPANY 1970 television season While ABC is expected to investigative reporting on NBC NEWS 0 Janet. Jack and Chrissy which isn't surprising since continue in the top spot, its the death of Elvis Presley. .C88 NEWS The top network television attempt to avoid eviction by the network was the only one margin of victory should be Best news for ABC was O ABC NEWS cut when competing against provided by "Benson," the shows for the week ending ART OF BEING HUMAN appealing to their new out of the starting gate. "Jazz/Bach manager's taste buds and his The No 1 network got a something besides reruns "Soap" spinoff starring Sept. 16, according to the lust for a Sultry neighbor, 7:00 week's jump on its rivals by Uncluding a disappointing Robert Guillaume, which A.C. Nielsen Co., were. 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Friday, Sept. 21, 1979 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, Nio ne Books On Ballet For Children Nest Of V epers e Title Is Appropri* ate i Lazinka become friends and until her teacher comments By BARBARA ELLEMAN the Royal Ballet School" is American Library Ann. an in-depth look at the life of THE YOUNG BALLET DANCER by 111112n2 Coil (Stein ie&n from each other — on her perfect stage run and Sam to discipline herself and games.-her "Head Tree." Ballet has captured the students who attend White & Day, 58 pages, $10.95) In Bottner's near-wordless American Imagination. And, Lodge, home of the Lower LIFE AT THE ROYAL BALLET SCHOOL by Camlua Lizinka to loosen up and "Myra," an imaginative enjoy her art. not surprisingly, it also has School of Britain's Royal Jesse) (Methuen, 144 pages, $10.95) young girl turns her captured the children's book Ballet. The grueling work, BALLET STORIES by Joan Lawson (Mayflower, In James Landis' "The teacher's instructions into market. physical stamina, artistic pages, $195) Sisters Impossible," Lily, exaggerated Imitations of Ballerina Lilliana Coal acuity and self-discipline A SPECIAL GIFT by Simon Marcia (Harcourt, 135 pages, clumsy, dutgoing 9-year- animals. "leap... swim... uses photos and text In "The required are painfully ob. $5.95) old, reluctantly attends fly... kick" instructs Mrs. Young Ballet Dancer" to vious as pupils experience SAMANTHA ON STAGE by Susan C. Farrar (Dial, 17$ ballet school where her Page, but while other class explain the five basic the tension of auditions, the pages, $7.95. graceful, haughty sister members simply follow positions, the first exercises stress of competition and the THE SISTERS IMPOSSIBLE by James Landis (Knopf, Saundra, 14, is the star. After at the barre, and differences continual struggle for 182 pages, 1195) one lesson, Lily is drawn into along, Myra IS the leaping in training for boys and girls. technical growth. Infor- DUMB OLD CASEY IS FAT TREE by Barbara Boetner the rudiments of dance, frog the napping fish, the flying bird or the kicking Moving from exercise room matlon about specific steps (Harper, 42 pages, $5.95) quickly becoming an .to stage, she discusses make- and body positions is in- MYRA by Barbara Bottner (Macmillan, 31 pages, mule. Disgusted with her $5.95) thuslastic beginner. Daily antics, the others complain up, costumes and percurtain terspersed with more than MAX by Isadora Rachel (Macmillan, 32 pages, $4.95) visits make Lily appreciate routines before capsulizing a 300 photos of professionals and Mrs. Page admonishes, her sister's talents but she number of famous ballets, dancing in actual per"No more funny business. also watches Saundra Coal succeeds beautifully. in formances. some color photos. Favorites Rehersals conflict with apart 'before an audition. O.K. Myra?" Myra agrees, showing the technical perThose who enjoy watching such as "The Nutcracker," basketball games. When Lily's ingenious aid to until the teacher's "Let's all fection and artistic in. from the house side of the "Giselle," "The Sleeping Peter tries to do both, he Saundra results In new 'sway" inspires to become a spiration necessary to proscenium arch will enjoy Beauty," "Swan Lake," twists his ankle, and misses comraderie between the treebending in the breeze.. Rachel Isadora, a former transform precise deman- Joan Lawson's "Ballet "The Firebird," "Cm- the first week's per. sisters and more confidence dancer, combines baseball ding ballet movements into Stories," synopses of 14 derella," and "Romeo and forinancea Word leaks out for Lily herself, fluid flawless dance. and dancing In her appealing famous ballets, brought to Juliet" will allow young (and about his dancing, and ugly In her two picture books picture book "Max." On the Camilla Jessel's "Life at life in black-and-white and older) theatergoers to more name calling further fully appreciate the dance on dampens his spirits. But for younger readers, Bar way to his Saturday baseball Bo@r captures the game, Max lingers at his stage. watching from the wings on INTRODUCING Perplexities faced by opening night, Peter finally "P and downs of dancing, sister's dancing school class. SEAFOOD 1 SALAD BUFFET children who want to be accepts his own love of ballet Casey, in "Dumb Old Casey In spite of himself, he Is a Fat Tree," has always becomes Interested and soon SPECIAL dancers is the theme of three as "a SEAFOOD PLATTER new novels. In Marica Susan Farrar brings an wanted to be a dancer, but is stretching at the barre, Includes: Fillet of Fish, French Fried plump figure and clumsy attempting splits and joining Simon's "A Special Gift," international note to her Shrimp, Scallops and Clams, "Sammitha on stage," as leaps stand in her way. in a pas do chat. When game Pete le&Iu that €i Served with Hush Puppies Shrimp and Tarter Sauce and a lessons are okay, but he's not Lizinka, Russian Determined to land the part time approaches, his leaps CHOICE OF SALAD RAN we be wants to audition for diplomat's daughter, out- of the evil prince, she faith- carry him all the way to the the upcoming "Nutcracker." performs Samantha "Sam" fully practices her Jellies and ball park ready to face the Not only will It interfere with Scott who has always been pirouettes and even forgoes pitcher. Strike one — strike basketball, but _ he fears tops In her class Sam tm- chocolate bars and jelly two — borne runt Max has a reprisals when classmateill derstandably feels applea.When the only part new way to warm up for THE GREATAMERICAN SANDWICH find out. Along with his sister threatened, but her good she gets is "The Tree," baseball and a dancing class 2911 Oriande Dr. (Hwy. 17..2) Sanford Elizabeth, Peter is swept nature wins out. She and Casey contemplates quitting has a new member. Between Hind. & AMC Liquor TRY OUR SODA FOUNTAIN into the excitment of tryouts and lands apart; Septem be r 26 himselfworking for a new boss WEDNESDAY with underwodd connections U NEW RELEASE NEST OF VIPERS (R) — Senta Berger, Ornella Muti, Christian Borromeo and Capucine. (Drama) The title is appropriate: characters range from merely amoral to. viciously vindictive. The plot is soap opera fare, with seduction, betrayal and, finally, murder. Set in Venice during the Mussolini regime, this film is stunning to look at - beautifully filmed and acted. In Italian with English subtitles, Warning: e explicit Sex. GRADE: B GENERAL RELEASE APOCALYPSE NOW (B) - Martin Sheen, Marion September 27 TI-I U RSDAY ________________________________ e:oo GD 0 NEWS EARTH. SEA AND SKY "Causes 4*9 Vllrtr YOU A ND Will I lit- (10,11 ENJOY THE VIEW I a 0 8 LAKE MONROE ., . RUST NEVER SLEEPS PG) - Neil Young. 1 Rock) Although this was filmed during Neil Voting's tour last fall, it is not it stright documentary. Unfortunately, inumng "roadycs" merely 8(1(1 tedium, and Young's "statement" about aging rock singers and their evervoting audiences doesn't really work. But the man has talent, and watching him in action should make tip for a lot. GRADE: Iplus for fans; C For detractors SEDUCTION OF JOE TYNAN, THE (B) - Alan Aida, Barbara Harris, Meryl Streep, Melvin Douglas, Rip Torn. (Drama) A liberal senator whose star is rising iiitt weigh career and family commitments. Good-hearted but painfully predictable and trite outing. Aida, who wrote as well as played title role, should avoid the typewriter in the future, GRADE: C iflandlerl NORTH DALLAS FORTY (R) - Nick Nolte, Mac Davis. (Football satire) If you can get past the brutish promotion of this film, you'll be surprised to discover a remarkably sensitive portrayal of professional football, Nolte, as the aging hero of the North Dallas Bulls, has a CONCORDE: AIRPORT '79 TIlE (PG) - Main Delon, Susan Blakely, George Kennedy and a east of thousands. (Adventure) This time, it's the supersonic Concorde that's in trouble - one of its passengers is carrying a secret and the bad guy tries missiles, sabotage and everything else to bring it down. It's all exciting, but more sensible than earlier "Airport" films and this has some people you CLU'C battered body on the verge of collapse, but a psyche that Is about. GRADE: B HOME01MERSO Lydia Aspen. 11:00 00 n NEWS 7:00 2D THREE'S A CROWD 11:30 (1) (11 TONIGHT Host: Johnny fl4D ALL IN THE FAMILY Carson. Guests: Dick Van OP.M.MAGAZINE Patten, Liberace. Andrea O JOKER'S WILD McArdle. 2) THE CROSS-WITS (4) THREE'S A CROWD 0 MACNEIL / LEHRER 0 CBS LATE MOVIE REPORT "Columbo: Identity Crisis" (1975) Peter Falk, Patrick 7:30 McGoohan. A spy leading a (2J TIC TACDOUGH double life deliberately sends (4) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN his partner on a mission which 0 THE NEWLYWED GAME $100,000 NAME THAT leads to his death. 0 POLICE WOMAN Sgt. TUNE devises a scheme to Crowley M-A-S-H CAVETT Guest: M111out-con the con man who DICK robbed his old uncle of his life 11am Gibson. (Fl) EEDCASHO ',ii Cmdit Is Good For 2 500 to $50,000 - savings. 00 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: TenBUCK ROGERS IN THE nessee Williams. (Fl) 5TH CENTURY Buck and 12:00 Wilma join forces with an aging (4) THE NEWLYWED GAME fighter pilot (Buster Crabbe) and a doctor (Macdonald 12:30 Carey) to help save Earth from (4)ADAM-12 A rash of burglaa massive attack. ries in a wealthy neighborhood (4)0 THE WALTON8 The baffles Malloy and Reed. peaceful Walton household is 12:37 transformed into chaos when Baretla i sent BARETTA 0 bousin brings to an exclusive suburb to find a wayward grandchildren for a beautiful and rich missing VW. young woman. (Fl) LAVERME&SHIRLEY Lay100 irne and Shirley, hungering for TOMORROW Guest s' change in their, lives, take (2) jobs U weight counselors at a host: Edwin Newman. Guests: Television critics Ron Hendren. fat farm. Greenfield. and Marvin PROIL REAL TIME BreKitman. yard Community College eants "Real Time," its own vet- (3) NEWS Mon of the flatiOtliltflCCl&1tflid 118 "Scared Straight," putting LATE MOVIE "Banaces 0 juvenile offenders lace to face cek: The $3 Million Dollar 10:30 TION Two defectors from the cot.at.iuwnv IN THE KEY • Palestine Liberation Organiza- OF D The Washington / Idaho e.'oo tion tell how they were trained Symphony, a community to be terrorists at a secret KGB orchestra based in Moscow, IT'S EVERYSODYS camp In the Soviet Union. NESS "Business Location" Idaho, Is profiled. 8:30 (4) STRUCK BY LIGHTNING iws © © NEWS Ted finds a serum that he (1)O cog NEWS thinks will keep Frank alive, but O ABC NEWS 11:15 before he can check out the NEWS 0 ITS EVERYBODY'S BUSItest results, Frank eagerly NESS "Sources Of Capital swallows a dose of It. 11:30 7:00 0 DANCE FEVER (2) (12 TONKiRT Host: Johnny (2) THREE'S A CROWD Carson. Guest: Buster Crabbe. 0:00 (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY M IMTH19 i AQY ,,iue'ri i LOVE Rfl&f 'mi. .i *#AILI 0 MAGAZINE - BLE The post-war years bring ness Of Love" Caren Kayo, 0 JOKER'S WILD disillusionment to the four sur- Christopher George; "Crash 'i"THE CROSS-WITS vMng friends and, by the time Diet Cr1155" Jessica Walter; , LEHRER of their Harvard reunion j 25 "I'll Never Fall In Love Again" years after graduation, their Rose Marie, Noisy Amsterlives are far different from their dam. (R) 7:30 orlgWsa1 (2) TIC TAO DOUGH dreams. (Part 3013) __ 45 (4)0 CU MOVIE "The (ID HAPPY DAVIS AGAIIN -CROWD Betsy" (197R) THE MWLYWGAMS W Laurence Olivier- S SWITCH 'U ac seeks HOLLYWOODSQUARKS Tommy Lee Jones. A young revenge on a mobster who had rice car driver becomes p•i... MASH up . .ov dating the , n ::i -pt: V"" " HarnIaor. (Part 2 of 2)(R) for control of $ famlfy.àwnsd 12:18 auto manufacturing company 2:00 run () THU NUWLVWW GAME by an aQiflQ magnate and Reports REAL PEOPLE embittered°" on a $280,000 i..Is V 12:37 CHARU$ ANGELS An IARITTA,A band of winner, a convention for seeking raving, on desperadoes trap Barsita and skating enthusiasts, a Boston Kelly her and tries to a teen-agis runaway and force Rod Sax fbk the utah Nielsen to COP we SWAT It Amaring Grace -. Azneric In ' THE LAST RESORT Zach 12:48 Song" The. Aimai Brothers persuades ) AWM-1I NiMoy and Reed Band, Aaron Copland, tan. .n*MlcPiasi (Larry Brssdsearch for a child whose dlupPhyllis p an a date Gramm join a P1051010th. whagor ''I. er this progrimaboutthe Ir 1911 o. American ex perlince as GNT ENOUGH expresoad In Its popular songs. HAWAN FIVI.O McGar___ (R) 1`0111's murder kIvsStIO.tIon is by , fafllI - d COITM UP fouled MØ by ICOflIØUIIf with some atsintlori-gatung, . 1010 itgbsltavlor. 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FAST LOAN APPROVAL - ,'. k"-' •. . \ , - ALSO AVAILABLE 1:45 0 NEWS BUSINESS LOANS In Hawaii to help an old friend 2:15 with problems. Is jailed on "But. I Don't Want MOVIE o charges of narcotics smuggling To Get Married" (C) (1970) and murdr. Herschel Bernardi, Nanette 0 BARNEY MILLER Two Fabray. When a simple homebrothers arguing over a kidney body becomes a widower, he donation, a troublesome vaca- disconcertedly discovers his lion schedule, and a rash of whole sexual image changed false alarms keep Barney and as anxious women swarm his men busy. around him. (I Hr. 25 Mins.) OGREASEBAND 1950s rock 3:40 'fl' roll songs we performed Man Who MOVIE "The before an audience In Asbury 0 Wanted To Live Forever" (C) Park, New Jersey. (A) (1970) Stuart Whitman, Sandy P30 Dennis. A heart surgeon discovers to his horror that the research center where he 10:00 works is actually a laboratory Q UINCY Ô u in c sUspects that the dpath pS a':r,ior'sinlsWf oxpwimonl9. (1 Hr.'20 MInS.) lockey, who had bèr( jrt,6fvnd r _________mop= 01 Climate" "Oceanography" EVENING $— THEATRE just coming of age. The opening scenes are messy, but once director Ted Kotcheff hits his stride, the film pulls together. GRADE : B Brando, Robert Duvall. (Drama) This is Francis Coppola's long-awaited and very expensive epic - and worth the wait and the cost. It is a study of the madness of war, and Coppla has created a procession of insane images of Vietnam and that terrible war to make his point. It is long and flawed, but must be rated an American classic. GRADE: A-plus "Love For Lydia' Reporter Edward Richardson, assigned to a story on the eccentric Aspen family, meets and fails in love with the shy and awkward (Part 1 of 12) (R) NEWS - who wants him dad. • •MASTERPIECE 6:30 NBC NEWS (4)0 CBS O ABC NEWS EARTH, SEA AND SKY SPMMgØee ON in a fierce rivalry with a coworker, was not as accidental as it appeared 020/20 EVENING 39 '1 Friday, Sept. 21.179-11 " d. $10,000 to $250,000 CALL TOLL FREE 9:00 A.M.-6:00 P.M . MONDAY-FRIDAY . 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Whether you're entertaining guests or just relaxing with your family. . . its furniture you can enjoy and be proud of. Act nowl Matching Chair 1100 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer REG. $10 I -. I ';., • - / t.. -- • !i I.-. ::'i i 'Mi - ' uilII I ' 1 W pow . ii 1v.uifr.cui, 4e 7 O'" P".. 1,Pc.c U _______ 1 — ____ ______ .Wall Unit or Room Divider Contemporary Oak Finish : , _____ ., __ . . EwZ — CASH CARRY PRICK RIG $10 K-DIN THE BOX ____ TERMS LOW: DOWN PAYMENT Two of Seminole County's most valuable natural resources are the St. Johns River and the Wekiva River. And, both are embroiled in controversy. ma j.ns Melbourne and flows northward to the Atlantic Ocean at Jacksonville. The Wekiva originates at a spring in Wekiva State Park and flows into the St. Johns. The controversy centers on pollution, The Friends of the St. Johns, watchdog of the St. Johns River for the past 4% years, feels the state Department of Environmental Regulation (DER) is not doing enough to stop the pollution in the river while the group claims the Army Corps of Engineers often is doing too much. Particularly incensing to J. T. Turnipseed, president of the Friends of St Johns, is a recent report from DER indicating the level of pollution in the river Is being controlled. The level of pollution In the river is the same as it was in 1973, six years ago, a recent DER report said. "This type of publicity from DER has the effect of 'Thank - goodness 1k.Corps - - hasn't snrav.d sprayed this lulling the public and anti. pollution standard violators into greater complacency," Turnipseed said. "The accumulation of pollutants on the bottom of our river and lakes Is in. creasing annually. Midges, sludge worms etc continue to replace the desirable, natural marine life on the floor of the waters," he said. Turnipseed said Lake Monroe, at Seminole's northern-most border, has more Pollution than other lakes In Central Florida. In fact, he said, Lake iooe is in danger of dying. Too often "after-thefact" permits are issued by DER rind polluters are slapped on the wrists rather than being punished, Turnipseed said, insisting state antipollution laws are not enforced. An example pointed out 'Iwnjpseed in a recent &)at tour of the St. Johns, was a drainage pipe installed by someone to drain off land being developed. The drainage pipe taking water directly into the river violates anti-pollution laws, he said. Meanwhile, the Army Corps of Engineers in its zeal to keep the river navigable, Turnipseed said, sprays water hyacinths and other water weeds. While that sounds good, Turnipseed said the result Is that the dead plants then sink to the bottom of the waterway to rot. In the rotting process they absorb oxygen from the water and kill marine life. It is a vicious cycle, Turnipseed said. He noted when DER doesn't enforce anti-pollution standards 99 ' • NAME .1 BRAND The Furniture Store 55 017-92, 111114 11millof . I b4 . , •' i Ph one: . : . ,' / . • .# I. LONGWOOD, I : • •• v 4saak'sr8s@&*,0h=4WWW*ftr1W,kyir t overlooked, Ray commented: - - and tax deed expenses. "It is ridiculous that someone It would have the option of would lose their property assuming ownership of the because they owed $3.05. I '— property if the tax deed wasn't would have gone out myself to redeemed in two or three years, notify them. I don't think any but practically all deeds would law was written to hav be redeemed, he said. "People something like this happen. ______ say the counties would lose Hardship cases are all different money, but I don't think so. r' and there ought to be sonic There might be some lean times provision." during the first year, but it would even itself out. You "Back in the '30s and '40s half < of the land m this county was off would collect as much on the the tax rolls," Ray said. "The certificates as you lose the first law providing for the sale of tax year." Bay County sold $512,905 in deeds was written to get the TROY RAY tax deeds in June 178, he said, property back on the tax rolls, and $510,000 has been collected not to take anyone's property ...provlsions needed through redemption of those tax away. Some of the best areas of Sanford and Seminole were Chairman James Harold certificates since then. Eight. een percent of the certificates acquired to get them back oil Thompson, both of Quincy. Senate President Phil Lewis were redeemed within 90 days. the tax rolls. A Department of Revenue "This situation tines not exist asked Thomas and Thompson today. Only a small percentage to hold the hearing to consider official, Ray Grissett of the of the delinquent property is not changes in tax laws and Division of Ad Valorem Taxareclaimed by the owner before determine if other Gadsden tion, said sheriff's deputies the tax deed is actually sold," County families are in situa- should personally notify people he explained. "But there should tions similar to the Kenons, who with delinquent tax bills they're be the provision in the law in are about to lose their home about to lose their homes. The Kenons weren't informed case there should be an because they (ailed to pay a that John Barrow of Callahan economic slump. In case of bad $3.05 tax bill in 1975. A county should assume the had purchased a tax deed on times you have to lower taxes or people can't pay them and tax deed on property with their home because of $3.05 in you can't allow a trend where delinquent taxes instead of taxes owed for 1975. They didn't property should come off of the selling it to a speculator, realize taxes were delinquent Brookings said. It would go for 1975 and paid their taxes In tax rolls." through the procedures of subsequent years, even after Brookings appeared at a notifying the property owner, Barrow had purchased the public hearing by Sen. Pat then collecting 18 percent in. deed, which heheld secretly for Thomas and House Judiciary terest on the delinquent taxes three years. . - - • .,. .. - By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Seminole County Tax Collector Troy Ray does not agree with the president of the Florida Tax Collectors Association that "counties should stop selling delinquent property tax bills to speculators." But, he does agree some changes are needed in the present law. Bay County collector Donnell Brookings, president of the association, has urged the legislature to prohibit the sale of so-called tax deeds so people like Hattie Mae and Fedo Kenon don't lose their homes over a $3.05 tax bill. Brookings wants county government to retain the tax deeds. However, Ray said, all safeguards available under any procedure of acquiring property for delinquency should apply to government as well, "The person faced with loss of his property should be served notice in person by an officer of the court or legal law en. forcement officer so there would be no question that he was aware of the procedure," he said. As to the case where the old couple lost their home over a $3.05 tax bill that had been and untreated drainage water and effluent from sewer plants is allowed to flow into the St. Johns, the waters have higher nutrient levels which encourage the growth of the water weeds. When the weeds are sprayed the problem is compounded. "Thank goodn.0 the Corps hasn't sprayed this year," said Turnipseed on a boat tour, pointing to the lush -vegetation on the banks of the riv2r. And, he said, the river is fairly filled with fish of all descriptions. The scenery along the St. Johns looks like a portrait in its pure beauty with palm trees dipping toward the waterway in obedience or at least loving respect. Beautiful and well-kept homes are constructed along the St. Johns River banks. An old bus or rude camp also can be seen. In the trees an eagle or osprey (hawk) nest can be seen occasionally. Meanwhile, the Wekiva River Camp Owner's Association, (WCOA), comprised of 45-to40 families who have built cabins along the Wekiva River, feel the state Is more interested In moving them out of their weekend and holiday retreats than they are interested in the river. For nearly 40 years some of the camp dwellers have been trying by various means to assure their cabins will remain on the bancs of the Wekiva. Several over the years have tried, without success to pay taxes on the laud where the cabins are located. They have fought development by land developers along the river and tried to comply with state rulings abort the cabins, To keep the area as clean as possible they have dismantled abandoned campsites, carrying the debris by bust away from the river. They clean up the refuse left behind by canoeists along the river, remove water hyaclutbu and fallen trees. "We work hard trying to keep the river clean," said George Depalma, president of the WCOA. Most of the cables have their own deep wells (from I fed tol3$ fed) for dekiking water and septic tanks for eaug dVouL 'The .lanomaswas ks1IVP*$A - -- ... . .. -. ssu ris Sy Teal Vees$ This truck, which was hauling produce for Red's Market of Orlando, couldn't deliver the goods Saturday morning, The vehicle, driven by Franklin Durbin of Orlando, ran Into the eastbound Interstate 4 median at 4:40 a.m. When the driver brought the truck back on the road, the big hauler flipped on its side, blocking one lane of traffic. Durbin was taken to Seminole Memorial Hospital for treatment and was released. He was charged with careless driving, according to a Florida Highway Patrol spokesman. TOPSY TURVY Health Department Seeks $64,731 Servicedd*t* Aon By GARRY GRAU The school personnel provide when possible for students with 1979 school year. The letter Herald Staff Writer vision screening, rescreening, apparent health problems. In pointed out the following aress (SecoadiasserIes) and follow-up; hearing the 1976-1979 school year, ac- covered by the district: Seminole County students screening, rescreening, and cording to the proposal, each of V ision Screening have current health services follow-up and health depart- the 28 elementary schools Approximately is,00 students costing more than $726,000 ment reviews immunizations received a yearly average of 6.2 were screened for vision provided by the school district from kindergarten and first public health nursing visits, problems. Kindergarten anti minimal health service grade. Marion Snell, Consultantstudents, first graders new to from the county health In addition, the proposal Coordinator of Health the county and dud-'ts In department. mentions some pre-school Education and Services for the grades tire., five, e.ven, and Seminole County Health physicals are provided by the school district, sent an August 2 nine were vision screened, as Medical Director, Dr. Jorge health department and some letter to Dr. Deju summarising were all students recommen Deju, who termed his depart- evaluation and treatment are the health services performed for exceptional child programs rnent's current Involvement obtained by school personnel by the school district in the 197$. and oth er students referred by "minimal" wants to add $14,fll ____________________________ the schools for pMble vision worth of service centered on problems. kindergarten through third grade. . _______________________________________ Those who failed the According to a 19794860 screening were rescrieflid; school health proposal sid- Areand The Click ..........4-A Horoscope .................$8 those failin g the rescr.enüig milled on Sup. 12 to the comt Bridge ..................... 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BLONDIE Tussillevo Dm 4, IM ACIIHM by Chic Young 1 NEED TO BORROW POW ME &W:X LJp,aIyu ' I. 1 I ______ BEETLE BAILEY WELL ... r THINK X'LL 60 TO MY YOU'VE C70T TV IN YOUR ROOM ANP COLOREPI ROOM? WA7CH TV S OLACK *jK ANP WHITE OR 5URE I i''JW (1' I - A - - t• - 4 Answer to Previous Punle (abbr.11I 46 1' 11pby a Ego Pon of 50 Pon specialty day 51 V.. •10T1 $ T! I NQ $ 1 12 Groan B3 Variety of HOUIIUID '2 ''' l3 City inSraail moth ,, AlIP111 o otsi P*v - - - - - r /QTI4(,( OH2 I I PIP i5Y I Cr, -_ - ______ - DEARDR.LAMB — rW sen" you a news - - - - ARCHIE - - IT DOESWT MATTER! (§) ff hbI I I 1lap i AS ii - - - - .1..-. 'it anticipates something that has not would work to e1tuau,e ..ab1evuauu S tatives seemed pleased. happened," he UK pointing out that advantage as well as any other company. Sanlando's proposal, Michaels said, is re is no other company frnohiaed According to Assistant County to Install s-channel, 2-way systems In Seminole county Commissioners tie county at this time. Attorney Bob McMillan, the amendment the county. Tuesdey night paved the way for a "And," he said, "It (the amendment) is designed to "overcome the problem of A two-way system provides for in. second cable television company in the would allow some company to come in mandated duplication of service." forma tion retrieval from the home, as county. and not have to live with the same "Ourplans would have been different jf well as dissemination of normal The Commissioners unanimously restrictions as we have for the pad five we would have known we would not have broadcast products, said Don Russell, p an amendment waiving the years." - to provide service to all areas," McMann spokesperson for the company. This may requirement that any franchised cable said. 'We've been handling the at s. provide capability for viewer caw. u. firm provide service to all areas of the dive areas a e non-attractive eventually response cable television hinchime In S!fl1OOIS to programs, but as is currently County. being installed in Altaunonte Spriligs, will The company was ones for five years. We could have J Sanlando Cablevision has applied for a Count since 3741. picked the affluent, high-density areas." immediately provide burglar alarm, fire • un d er V W franchise to operate In Seminole "All I've known of your company for alarm and emergency "panic" button according to the company's director, provideto all lIU 01 the county 'even years is foot-dragging," Corn- feature,, he said. ragwdless of Rick Michaels. It Is not known when the a missioner Dick Williams told McMann. ' "Twenty-five channels would be in use #fl&S'I•111Th1Wb1IU commissioners will act on that ap- economic• I "Tb give this board something about from the day of hookup," he said. "The ii COY ' pllcitlon. fldmeflt is $uous, , your good track record does not track the charge will be $6.95 per month. Seminole Seminole Cablevision, the company record Vat I know." Cablevision charges $7.50 and they only now serving most of the county, êUC4T1IIJUIIPSIU. "We can't build everything at one have 12 channels." proteSted the commission action. "ft's not Presumption, but good pro- time," McMann replied, McMann said the board's action would Steve McMann, regional manager of planning," Commissioner Bob Sturm - While Seminole Cablevision not result in speedier service for those Seminole Ciblevision, told the board the replied. representatives were obviously annoyed areas of the county not yet served by amendment was "inappropriate." &trrn added that the amendment by the decision, Sanlando represen- cable television. MAIM TW ThPJJ A VVJ - -ft it $ - •...,.. _________ PRISCILLA'S POP rYEA14! MS A NG BLACK suck MTN - to CH,VE smn"'NAW PO t= %E AWrHWG EYE! HA" MP CARLYLE! bvAlVermeer eØpersp, Lao(J* SAW U) X" ondd . CAPRWM (DoL 2114so. --- f HER D&LAS4 SUPPEP! LOr OF GOOP ONI •QJ1es KY. low. as SUN to 44* bft ddL 61 gas =:"W"im 4.— lofty you mW be" "C"y are Colved mod Boom n to 10" how we 11~110111 will reset. VIRGO (AN. 104* ) Ikaw shs will treat Yee me,'e fakti then you You'll have " mile 1 1 N AQUAM 0011. *4p& 19) ad No 402 ftit yos :- ollaw row , --'---' to sat today * wes't be as — - - Dnkr.&Wk west Nu ai -. 5N with theirs. as yes by AWNWWAAMMt LL PUL A WNW FIML NUYMO AN IN WANIT UR dw - ___ .... ___ P' PRANK AND ERNEST Z - .... lookbil st. One sayswe'reiiMpIlreed SUDOW at 81 PrOW And ON It some - '- r' A. -ac4: A •' -. - jN)q If1L k ;-.. - —-,-.-•.' . - - as Mededa today !! .' I '' U .. ••' .- -''- ?- •-• - - - : . Vliseemf Other nursj,'suberaei4,,qlIlill numm Grohem uld Tuseday be will, NaPend regulair precedurs. County RPIWKS, it NOMMO, to 969 The 19 0011111111011 underwent so-called prupedys.dMlOOp.rosntof"jad "In-depth studies," which Miller's , Ring 'Hostage' Bells I4pSM1I , - . 1, " As • ' A -. be Jody Powell, President Calter's press Wayne Smith, minister of Altamonte secretary, sald "Many Americans are Community Chapel indicated they intend coIu1lwsndI, or abandoned will be up to a Wiles., diridor 01 the 5ord Homing H. said, however, the city commission "I've been sitting here (In the down. looking for a way to express concern for to start ringing the bells in their historic Special 4110111-momfisr common to be Adhoft ad Arodt Who will COOUM Is not willing to spend $110,01111 In im- town area) since 1967 waitinil for their fellow citima being held hostage In old churches each noon. M asduata. provements only to have to spend nmre something to happen. I've been involved Iran that is consistent with this country's - ain.d In the nest few days. Krwubhaar, who said he would begin ly ob*w to the Money romoft do - --iltalf In five dWwart downtown rNW&U011 respect for law. Formation of the COMMON was ap EPW I I today, thinks the bell ringing is a good plan tO dM ON A POKIM 01 URVAS somsevig~ takes 69 lem to court plarls." "M carl Gutmann. proved at a JOISt meuthi ci you know, Bruce Laingen, idea to show solidarity and that they Avenue to aids a pedeStrian mall; the beer has *d that If plans are Cow Preliminary edbnates for the city's American Charge in Iran, who is being were praying daily for the ne hostages. follow" ken Cl parking spaces; the tiasod as j cwnently.nvisionsd, he will portion of the Sanford downtown held at the foreign ministry, has Pastor Sanford Development Corp. ( ) John Kucharik of St. Luke's ,g piaeirs Me odL to revitalization project Ii $176,775.62. suggested church bells be rung each Lutheran Church, Slavia, said he is $noneas to um arrat plan led by sftd; ad tm pook disruiption to "You folks need to ottoother a you Breakdown includes $10lo W2.48 for now untfl thethat hostages are released... It setting up a schedule for bell ringers . $f Attorney G. Algernon dowolm WWMM dulag the several know each Other.. know not jed what materlaI 111H,98-14 for labor and $22,795 is of overriding importance that Iranian each day during the crisis. malitla coodrution Is telling plece. each one in saying, bog wbd got at you for Oquipmat- MW city Commission has authorities understand that Americans Rev. William Ennis of All Souls Sanford City Mama Warren is thlakft" Knowles told the gro" included 177.000 in the IMM bW yew &re united in their determinati Adft n moderstor of the Meeting on not to Caftlic Church, Sanford, says tape wu Vic Arnett, Greater Sanford Knowles, SOM 11bese disodift this om,- Mosting h city bell. budVt for On materials and ~ use Chgodw- of Commerce recorded Angelus chimes are rung out 1011111111-8 M$dW OW 1111119 City =Md@ft Mwwke also add the group bes to of city labor and automatically three times a Aay, in. eluding noon. This was being done before Nursery bid - • .-. coody and side officials we meeting to A111101110111110 *11810 111111110111010 &MMMMM Only rural Glades County is at 100 cycle, heading about 5 percent of the wM Ow average assommat counties each year. N. Fir. Rages Resolution esedfa, Saom_y Co Medellin was "not mm"Partynewspaper Pravda d 1116 imw ICIWNI "and in n way han '1ad1y waned the United United Slates for resolution. 'y ferce againSt radio Shea abed Iay (heeds sr aclisim" Ayatollah Rabdllab Khomelnl'a IMW'1C 00 American In a moini cuai. ___ MsWk,(hoIovIdUsibdsit. geveromeat. the f__I. "ucr- eb'i" a law commawy am way open "for cthabig ets" to dli}, r -"ig net Iran bat the tiritational datatas by heelIng up its Is on.ON"nw in Udlod 51"for-lovsklog ideroolb" militairy to= In the PW" GO and by Kaeboal W* a - _ 1111111 ___ This later commentary said at lbS the atluatue no aI the ruled A.RNW'Idxk 10m, as Ago" big om III* do - - - p¼Uy, the raput In the Corn Rue Paldivi. Must A - - concern for the hostages in Iran. began last week to comply with the the k1nM0n has agreed tO provide the fitg for the de whether 'ent,Isioned that the But that does not mean area ministers President's request to ring the church ON the co"mil$tw , seid th. Idea was rinov&Ions to dreda, sldewalk con- downtown will remain a business center HeraIdI* WrIter .0 or their flocks are apathetic about the hell each noontime. to hIM by 8W- TIIO AMCUOR d J1111101141115 and other public or Will be changing to a service cater of plight of the captives. Rev. Andrew It. Krunibliaur of Christ ns1(I,, Is to be composed of two farfiP',, In the FirSt Street area, and the offices and unall shops. "U It is going to Whether current plans for the In a statement to the pr es s last week, Episcopal Church in Longwood and Rev. os of downtown stu will persons appointed by the IRA; two from mi of city ball Staff and the engineering be a service center, there needs to bd00 0n*Ysot&W .4- •. -. yd indi do hwe sow It n I or stayed dw all land in to% and do" dw hu only Rev. Albert Krumbhaar. of Christ Episcopal Church In Longwood. Idler, nor has the dde Øven it - same, residents of the now.mors reaueomd areas whir, these tm's l rings his church bells to demonstrate his congregation's concern for ess e in how mvoh uur vusbie iumd win pay a lager in bill, major shifts In property values. H. the American hostages being held In Iran. area. while others ught find their bills called theraIIj*01aIdrfrm the Arndt, By DONNA "Onvoll IS km biww Uhl" - - ... - Iranian Students Reject U. 2 - yield to blackmail and In the demand for safe return of the hostages." Herald Staff Writer Most churches in Seminole County are Of the churches contacted, only First tjp _______________ -. By JANE CASSELBERRY by 80 Thown - - - - 1311* Sports TdOV1111111111111 .................... a waohw U ' SPIDUMAN - ObIlowlied; ................... MA wbon the ~ r n e am in, you will find that your plus 100 Isn't going to be worth much." (MMIPAMENTERPRUMM.) (Do ,h"a qimstion o, m a ta? Writs"AM Mee E VfL" 01 OW . .. Also on" - - ... dark. 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Do y.. bed. an p.g (ja.1Ssh 10) bleak Clones W Lft - Cendts .............. tIC Edilerlal .....................IA DeirAbbY .................... a ' ad Tne out to 'four Wades, U you should have the chances are that your - BUGS BUNNY - at I. ii i• a. 4 Pm Pm • 0 North became somewhat aawyed and finally turned to East and aid:"Your anal Is lOOduias bid vaboreft fth 16 l today g yes at ethue toge own wo yew Mass rdhor PON 116 aimniost •Z"i Worts and get . ____ ____ first 1OM L By DAVID county Is currently meeting with about 75 percent, so assessments will go Hsrild8* Writer State officials to determine exactly what up In mod areas if, in tact, the crack. 8e County may be to to percentage value Seminole property Is dM is successful. all red aaz assessments are move wigeti mIgl4 chsitgs the tax bill for The county will comply with any date essential to see that every county collects some residents either up or down. or 'e,Mm.Jg, said Saber, Iti fair share of school money and some Gr*n announced spLabth the dinartinint has enough counties don't unfairly subsidize other Tuesday he would di,n4 all Florida employees to do t[e job In time for the counties. FROU -- assess PWOKY'At pr 10 per- November IM tax bill. If the aPpraloors don't malte the o& 11111 of 'sine fl)RldItId OF the date Sm OW tu romw for a cwAy jatments willingly.Miller said he will commutgum BMW nd"N with" action by the Dowd to COUK to tam thm to do go. of ISO also wwwom Is tu r" 711111 Counties we Bradtad, Calhoun, or denim huowft Made 111fifi.L11=k A-&- them 11' -' ved the -••01 vale. Leio. a — pueiuuI j si a., i,rnle.l. County. rAV,, d WaRN. •nt-. aIui W W - uldbaveietWestholdthe T`ben South could a hurt on the am of =1 spodes, set - - - ax Base To Ri*se? g OAm - County Awaits State Orders EI.ctlon Results On P e 2A. __ - LIF uwr..v - • - r', - h AE • - HeraWSUNWriter __ EEK & MEEK • By DIANE PETRYK - - - • I W I - - *S - - - - CountyPrepare The Way ro 2nd Ci ~bia - - -. 01 - - 7 S Dr. Lamb I° I MY DALUSSHTER. . Evening Herald CUSPS 41-280)—Price 15 Cents - 11014... ER S0 MR.LODGE f - Evening - - -. I - I'D LIXE TO 5W A SWEATER FOR - .q - ________ • -F- - - THE BORN LOSER - 1.b.gU. beneficial .ft.Ct$Of 66 Flog ll For rowing 17 Pronoun -:- - wr'IrI - rr I NJ alcohol. I know In the pad 4 $ TP A U t. L AD PNINS 57 Look or I' AIR I N en about how writt ', ITWIC IT ANODI Appeared 5S ile" Could be urn" to 20 Adds measure (PI-) 10 Spin 39 Mae 22 Gold(Sp.) 59 Irish clan the body end I really would I I Words of MIS 23 1 possess appreciate your position denial 40 SOO* (Conti.) DOWN spin on do Importance of 41 D" 19 Age 24 Striped horse 42 GWn food to abstWence in raising our 27 Fighter pilot I Mesdames 21 Furnace (abbr.) 24 Shocks 43 Enjino part ddUM. We M 20 Many of an the foods that Man by Mart Walker 28 Fruit of a palm 2 Slims 01) 25 Relaxation people whom d.pendent or con=es. 3 Infrequent 28 Fishing lure 44 Of liquid 31 Auto club - - mqpw~00 AtCOW as Alcohol Is fattening. In W,TH BY 32 Manner 4 Charm 27 Sights waste drug. You how Pople my, large amounts it can be NEVER 33 Rosary bead 5 Tolki*n 28 Karms 45 Actress "Howcanyoubmayfunat LEr YOU 34 Greek letter character Or damaging to the heart to the 29 Lawyer's Loul" 35 Mommas a Spy group a Fft without drinking? FOR&ST extent that it can even cause patron saint 47 Unmiled 36 Pipe fitting 48 30 Small sample Home had failure with massive unit 7 Central pens need * drbV dhsctivss Of cloth of fluid accumulation 37 F ix ed S Buff iti+i 38 Billboards 1 I We think life I11eTAwith throughout the body. There 49 Direction 9 Safety agency 32 Andante 39 Loom deposit jabbr.) 35 Pal 52 Sweet potato out having to rely an rugs we o0w studies that show and we are ra ising 011 that in people who already r' 5 6 7r r - ,. ChI1ISt 11% have some underlying heart thotd* I perioni 117 fed there disease, and that includes a iT 13 14 probably Isn't anything lot ofoir middle-aged or older hiDfVlIflaiCC being uu. 15 population, even small 16 iT' StriCtly as a food. For hi- amounts alcohol of dance' one uses of beer with significantly depress the 19 20 by Art Sa — — — heart function and makes drinking matters worse. W 22 23 QRM belol had disom it does I an sending you The 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 make YOU WOfldeF. What fl1'( ST Health Letter number 144, i i your answer to articles like Be Hazardous To 31 33 32 this? Your Health. It will give you DEAR READER New information on how much 34 36 35 observations always deserve alcohol Is In various drinks to be reported even if we don't and how this affects your 37 38 agree with the fhtr4j or blood alcohol level as related — — — — — conclusions. It helps i to to drlvingandperformanceaa 41 learn now facts and well as how alcohol can enables UI to damage the body. Other ' sometimes 43 Tr 46 7" 41, 46 Improve our living patterns, readers who want this issue ThSFS have been several can send 75 cents with a long, 50 -— 51 52 — 53 Studies now that 149ted t stamped, self-addressed 54 55 very limited drinking ovdope for It. Send your by Bob Montana in care of this :; I EVE"IN J &to" bl"VA been well Radio City Station, New York, ANYWAY9 doWned. limiting an Con' NY 10019. (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN I Cluslons. Some nows Amin 7% alcohol habit Is the be" not given An the 161.191. major came for obesity in fty tow =Dtion that many Americans. Individuals who drank more than one or two beers a day Cirrhosis oisthe ByBERNICEB)EOIOL had an Increased number 01 death in the age group bethwth Alcohol° any ween 35 and 54 for American For W.dnudoy, D•csmb.r S, 1979 it tat or d'eissteroi. ..' es.YOVRBIMIWAY doesn't contaIn *fl7 vitw " "u" cirrhosis TAURUS (siu 10) or minsrais are ca , uvi ft'g In a matter on which othsra t in t an ,y excess alcohol. I personally nom the we ad a well '-do MIA as cdorle, one w" doesn't consider alcohol to be one of your birthday ands, d*W by Howie Schmkbr ad to be too I& wiahm 9amw out fwynin YU ovide any nutritional the most Important health ms In our society. fM A I Your Tw" an much man for the unow to I accords. SAGITTARIU11 New. 23- Gn= (Us D A :-- WV NOV BRIDGE nobody apprsclatu yes, surprise c.cboo rp'neepe 1101 1111d"will corns won't be s a,Iy dented two diamonds. Ent was one of those smart WWMW you tdth (esther because Cl Al their opponents' mistakes. He — some unwl ;J87$4 explained carefully that since 01W am a 21 idwo AMIZ0 1aefl-*fl) 4Q96 uvtiosi Iajoia some tlmeor other, heshould ymem 6xvis *119864 bWn wN your Wrthft manner that East could not -• - IOU 'P 114 - Alcohol Provides I Additional 42 ftpair met 1 41 Female saint [abbr.) **er *4*w...ANo TWENTY SUCK5! - 1' • - - Sfiotfiine Fire which had already destroyed low tualts of the Mulford greenbsuaes on Euna taiaw, Altamonte, cogglowd to rage shortly after now today, Nearby nurseries owned by state Rep. Robert Hattaway, D. Aftmoste Spriagg, were also in danger. Allamoste Springs and centy Wdiglaws wen at the the situation exploded in Iran. "We are Praying 11Yth the Masses for peace and the mdety of the hosUges," said Rev. Ennis. Rev. Leroy Soper Jr. said his church has a bell, but Is not yet ringing it at noon. "We have no one to ring it at noon, but may tart ifwe find someone,"headded. Most of the newer churches in the area do not have bells to ring. This Is true of First Baptist of Sanford and First Baptist Sanford, which were among those polled. Commlisioners (Stridue) could be cjlVdy sat Cl should not be In the business of eruorcing have 15 days to petition for a rehearing sabdivision regulations. They also have the opi4on of challenging agoft in Padllol" begagoaL he Was the board's decision in court, he said. 1111111`114 160 Vd4d Ur" of the Russells' ne4thbors to k of In% do cow ded d"21W00INNIS 11`1111 A d*WW to am 891tin to protest tj L'. dock. nd If the Russells are turned down or Vdd alsr4w is10100 mod per" now am do Canty Asom id "Many more would have conic. said decide not to appeal, but IgnorIt the wobone Was tn!* inveli 11111111 the 811111111"rill" dw Rum"' WxWloor neighbor UWge munly and do nothing about removing shall ask opkins of IM Missouri, "But the the structure, the county will need to get w,1omtho*iduIwS -1en __ shads4 : alAededinfavsrof Iho èbatmade coiuyAttorney"ciuIeinfowjuathe a court order directljll Russell totake tAidw n ammod. do''flnIgibepostponed." the dock and boathouse down. 11jsiusthe I cu " ss.lbsheordIhsvs 1111 the 1111111111 t Glens said, the deck The Rimiells, 1741 Mluloiri, were How long will that take? ( Or CMUDeUt Wednesday. "I hate to think about it," McMillan sb McNe. eds id Nid qr*y," W""w Nit the ceedy According to McMillan, the Russellssaid. DIANE PETRYK .. • Nis pals by the Dho amr mu,,ay that a dKidn in the charader with (ho NIbiku4" _, _ - &f -i - - ,., , - - - -. .. - - - - 'j - 1 5, - - -- - - _I._ -- .--.------ -- - —.--.--- - — - .5 - 'S - - - _._. . _ j_. - 5-.-- •5, --5 - -- - - i ( _4 rZ 717 ___________________________________ - __,__ �I ZA-tveslng Herald, Sanfo,'d,FI. Wednesday, Dec. , 979 FUskert, W'ie n* woodSeats pp. I I .I ByJANECASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer Mayor Lormann, who is chairman of the commission, said today with only two Liongwood voters went to the polls more meetings scheduled in December she Tuesday to elect two newcomers to the city sees no particular urgency for the ap. commission and ret urned June Lormann pointment, but If the r of the corn. unopposed for her fourth term i. mission wanted It, she would go along. :. A total of 549 out of the 2,e eligible voters Ray Leibensperger Jr., currently cametothepolla for a22.S percent turnout. holding the District 4 seat, did not file for re-election Stm U of 117 1 Dr commissioner William Mitchell was ontheDistrkt1seabY370 ll4 over his neighbor, 36-year-old Jerry elededto fill the District 5seat vacant since thereslgnationofStephenBartonln Martln,c(llSTeinpleDr.Uskertreceived d, 1%ACDO11 a Mrs. Lormann said she is happy to be relected and thinks this was a "nice clean election. Uskert said he comes to the offlce with a flexible attitude, not set on the Issues. He said h had a good organization coordinated by Virginia Warren and received support from both the old a new sections of the city. Puj,t get together and not split into factions for a united bed Charles & Pappas,of W Pelican St. by a 36&192 margin. Mrs. Lermann, currently serving as appointed mayor of the city, was unop posed for the third time and received Uskert,a 66-year-old retired police detective who moved to igwuuu several Years ago from Crown Point, Ind., was elededtofllitheDldridlseatwhlchhas been vacant since the reslgnaticmof Larry Goldberg in At. Uskert said if the commission waits him to step in before Jan. 1 to fill the vacancy he "is ready to Y' a" wu effortfortheclty,"headded. Hepp, who owns two grocery stores in Daytona Beach, moved to Longwood three years ago and Is president of On Skylark Homeowners Association, was not available for comment. I '• . . CTURE 11iESE Casselb.rry Strong Turnout In Witi., The turnout was much higher than the 1,200 Don Wilson 532 and Alfred V. Gregory The three winners are to take office at 7:30 p.m., 'e& earlier by City Clerk Mary Hawthorne. 1,T1L? " el to 444 J an . 14. results eaveShopperd 1,132 tal li off W term COw was reelected and former-coumilmen Thomas Embree was given the for his oWned,Nathan Z. Van Metter. V Mete The election was marred with confusion by the a former one term councilman was making another "ten on where they were to punch out their choices nod by the voters to assurne city office again. Lolgidy and Eznbree's victories were by better try for public office after a defeat in a bid for in the new computer card system of voting. , than 2-1 margins; Sheppard 's win was t... by an almost Florida Senate a "n' AV. Complaints were heard by city officials Four men were itivthig for two council seats in a 3.1 margin. " throughout the day that the new system of voting field t to 'i'- polls moievotera - L,InP doeen't provide for privacy and that the doublevictors. other time that at 7 )' spaced ballot was confusing DONNA ESTES Eahge$; Offldalresultawere: Lelgl*yl,014; officials said. 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SALE -- Sun. iu•i, Shop l(Wimm *oo, Lsesbvrg, Wand, Mt. Dore 9-9 Sun. 10-7. . Wednesday Thru Saturday CuslomIrl Burning Of Embassy .., wuiiy 7:JV7:JV, '.ouoruurst By DAVED bL RAZLER Sanford women very old con game ':, - Sanford U.S..Llbya Relations Low ':' I SAVIN . • '• '. CoUfldllmanOwenSheppardwaa eleCtedmayor of . "With respect to niulti-family development, there has been Martin County aP4 it may be totally effective In other countie& The major problem, according ti Sn-dth, is that the state has general compliance with the letter of the law, but unwillingness to comply with the intent of the law," the report states. regulatory power only seaward of the line, not landward. Smith found no impact from the line on beachfront property Multi-family developments have been constructed as close to values or the county's tax base and no clear evidence the the control line as possible." provides, said the report to the state Bureau of Beaches and Shores. The report recommends that building controls be extended farther Inland for multi-family and commercial development :-- Con Games Hit Woman LD - trol Soreiaóá said today the compoter rejected about The recount did not change the results of the bo43Ib@1WsCW app""Uyb@caM electim It sided & little mom margin of victory to Gem McDonald andly Fo& wore declared On 100 111111110b Id t winners of two city courga seats in Lake Mary'g confused "ten marked their choices in thie wrong thie winners, Fox and McDonald. places. Final official results were: Fox 223 to Fess's 194 municipal election at 12:15 am. today after a He d along count of the 431 ballots cast. and McDonald 218 to K1ng 5200. • was a little space which voters were to punch Out to I. Victor Olvera was elected unopposed, City Clerk Connie major fld indicate their choice. Sorsenson said 100 VOISfL Although Mrs Major had predicted a 50 percent mnbers, Council Burt Perinchief and FF57) a $j)Ot In a crow however, instead punched Mark called for the recount when the first results hatched ares which the compateir could not count turnout of the city's 1,158 qualified voters the actual turnout, Including six absentee ballots, was 431 or 37~ showed that 25 percent of the ballots cad had been Sorenson said the recount was called who rejected by the county cocnps*era. was a big wad of imacooThd for votes." McDonald, Fox and Olvera will take office at Computer totals showed that 431 persons voted, Aiding In the recoig* was Assistant County th Jan. 7. p.m., e Seat Administrator Jeff Etchberger. Also present at city giving Fox 165 votes to 142 for Dick Fees in Wednesday, Dec. 5, l7-3A GAINESVILLE, Fin. (UP!) A team of University of and that single fam ily homes be exempted from the regula- regulations have slowed beachiront construction In the county. Florida researchers reported recently that the Coastal cr tions since their Impact on beach preservation appears to be struction control in Martin County is costing the state he relatively few single minimal. year. e said, but it was another rt Smith, director of UF'S Real Estate Research fam ily homes in the affected story wi th That Is the difference between the cost of maintaining and multi-family developments. Center,stressed the it deals only with âie cont rol line in enforcing the .11ne and the savings in beach protection it Beach Con Costs 000 ForSeatS city council po 155 votes were haild*rfl the proce was Mayor Walter Sorenson By DONNA ESTP2 Herald Sim Writer • IN BRIEF Iii L.a i(I ii FOX e September. The other holdover on the corn- In District 4, John F. Hepp, 39, of 1402 %A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. HERNDON PLAZ _-' ANFORD 441 £27 DELAND US PY t 7.9AT _AIRPORT BLVD ORLANDO ALTAMONTE SPRINGS CASSELSERRY 7M & 0AJME 6LOS I_ 1201 SOUTH _WOODLAND BLVD US I I_ HWY ''__ 17.92 NEXT 'W __J y 951 VV HVVY 436 AT rijviu (.,,IIV lii) �I j ..-. . .. .. •- ..- ,•. . - -• . . .. i •- S • • I Evening Heiald (U$P$ Around 300 N. FRENCH AVE., $ANFOD, FIA 32771 Area CodeIIS4b16llorI3l4S3 Wednesday, December So 9 17-4 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publishir THOMAS 0 IORDAPIO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advetlsing Director Home Delivery: week, 10 cents; Month $3I I Montis, $23i0; Year, 143.00. By Mall: W.. $1.10; Month, $$; $ Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. -. The Moslems Vs. The West The Lions mum travel to Milton High for a sernI4inal state football playoff clash. Milton is up around the panhandle which means coach Joe Moidgomery and troops will have to leave on Thursday and retorn on Saturday. 7%bottom line is that the Seminole County ' abomle December 23rd with the NFC M AFC CMD the state 3* fgi(hsfl title wjfl have to hale up In a plonddp games elated for January 6 and Us motel fortwo nights something not planned for of the pa the Super Bowlin budget. Cukiilitates us grld.year with a January 20th e season for giving, how about televised game train Pasadena's Rose Bowl. giving a little to help the 12.0 Ovledo crew out. All donatlonsto help dsfray the cost of the tripwill The NFL noson will complet* wrap up 11 be more than greatly appreciated. U you are whenthestarsofisch weeklateranJan interested and can help out plem call the schod conference med In the AFC.NFC Pro Bowl. possible at 3651671. soon as as jclIy. M1&s football ..fl the season to Hurry, renemnber the team has to leave on squad has their faltlthd fans plenty jolly right Thursday. now but faces a Aft problem. Boo on those Tampa Bay Buccaneers. McKay Kansas Qty Odin. arid company blew another chance to wrap up a Tampa bettor come up with a good effort neat uu., playoff spot and hornetleld week becatue they have the habIt of saving their playoff advantage Sunday by playing what louslad performances for the wooked toome McKay termed, 'Sandlot ball," and filling to the they fact Chicago I 144, at home no k*. begins marathon of NFL plalyoff action on _ Tampa still has two games left to play q of its first over NFL playoff debut, one on the road an the Any cainIthMIon 01 a Tampa win or a Bear 10* will WT things up for the consistently in. consistent Bucs. -. ____ . Tampsldtstherosdneztweek,heamllngallthe way to the west coast to tackle the less than mighty San Francisco 4Iers. They then retorn home ___ for the final regular season game on December11to hod the equally lees than mighty The Clock ByJOEDANTl5 . . S aaa aa •a a vIw,uIr4L - -- - -- NAflON Workman Crushed To Death At Seabrook Nuke Plant . i UULV WID. Pollee said Kenneth Richardson H of Portsmouth was caught Tuesday between a steel girder used to support the walls of the mile-long tunnel, and a mining "muck car" used to carry rock and mud from the drilling area to the surface. -- VIEWPOINT It is uncomfortable to abandon the assumptions that Westerners have long held of their economic, technological and even moral superiority over the backward people of the Islamic Middle East. But . the West is In s.mdenlable retreat througiout the East, and Islamic nations daily give new evidence Of their disdain, even contempt and hatred, of. Western culture and of their ability to manipulate. Western power. A Militant Islamic people are demonstrating i To Munch Iran the sharp limits of Western military advantage, Just as Saudi Arabia and the oil sheikBy BOBEET WALIEM doms have already demonstrated more subtly the WASHINGTON (NEA) - Both politicians limits of Western economic power. Lueled by ____ ____ players often engage hi bruuing petrodollars and impelled by Moslem fun damentallim, the East Is tprnlng Inward and It Is - hattlfl iaI Wh*i outcome isn't; certain until the mlm*siofthe contest. The superstars In clear that the world will not be .the same again.both flolds re nationally ____ known celebrities. With * muir similarIties. It probably was It is dismaying to find the United States the FO football and pro politics target of much of the ferment is the Moslem would inset and that's exactly what will world following the calamitous collapse of Stars' Meet Enter 5 5 (Or Exit) The U.N.? 'A By DON GRAFF Once upon a time the United Nations would have been the first place to turn In a situation such as the Iranian crisis. That time was back In the postwar '40s, when the orginliatlon was founded. Not that Us U.N. was ever designed to be a supernatlonal authority. It was never Intended, for principal example, to be an orblt.rof disputes in which the vital interests of ocar In Los Angeles, Us Super Bowl host, on ____ American Influence in Inn, But many Moslem . Jan. 11, the eve o(the championship contest. Us great powers were In direct conflict. countries are just emerging from a century of. The Republican Senatorial Campaign But It was presented as a civilized ait.m native to the playing out of lesser in. Western domination, and American culture and conimIttee Will spor.oraocpsrjgatefimd. ternatlonal disturbances through the party designed to attract political technology are widely perceived by them to be the lsadsrs end wsll.b,eled GOP donors as well traditional processes of symbols of Westerfl Impeilallim . . and . - owners, coaches and players from the So It Is in Iran where thsAy&thflah IChomelnl 11. National Football League. Disturbances such as the US.-Iranian following a long Iranian ttadltlon by Invoking the The co-hosts will be Republican senators confrontation, at least Initially. from the two dates that produced lad year's Not that the U.N. êio. not i much to militant teachings of Sbl'Isfli in support of Super Bowl participants: Sen. John G. Tower ift-sheersuwvlvaltlrough more than 30 political and nationalIstic objectives. And If other _____ of Texas reprsamtini the Dallas Cowboys, frequently turbulent years being far from the Islamic states are alarmed by the Ayatollah's and Be. Ii John Heinz III of Pennsylvania, lead of achievements. But most of its con. methods, few will disagree with his distaste for ,, dructive work has been through Its several Western culture. S The only known previous efforts to link . affiliated specialized agencies, mode notably 1 po fo1 were made by Rep. Jack in the health and educational areas. As the Co. None of this bodes an easy future for Important . Kemp, R44.Y., a former Buffalo LIGHTER SIDE . Bills ordinator Of a handful of multi-nation peace. American Interests In le in quarterback who has sponsored more modest keeping forces, It has performed usefully In for a response to the ayatollah's ovocatIons, this parties for his supporters at pest Super several conf Ifl which the great powers nation dares not Ignore the pen-IslamIc forces at Bowls. have been Interested parties rather than play In the rest of the Moslem world. The U.S. - 'lbs Los Aruba party, licts S Arid It has proved to be a service to the government's decision to evacuate diplomatic $10, Is being coordinated by WesIuh*tcn 10 politIcal o,nseitaM Brad O'Iasry who lad multiplying am.11,r nations of Us world In a dependents and non-eusentlal psruoth.l . numiber of respects. It provides a forimu in raised $isoes at an equa.11y other Moslem states Is evidsoci that the short- event -a party In the Palm Springs, Callf. By DIVE WEST Rorfri,ih" inig mifltNlI Of voters who which to air Usfr views, nty complaints in term prospects are grim, Indee& WASHINGTON (UP!) -Judging from the came from places no bigger than Plains, Ga. recent years. And It Is any on their foreign I beck yard Of lam pj4. GJ4 p. attention being paid to it this far, one 01 the ___ In these two cpsign. can he seen the office budgets. Many governments, too ___ Fortunately, the long-term ___ •. ,. . . major i. Us us presIdential oem. ___VW ___dwgor Of P.O" Rsan's youer rivals,. Mrepps4,jsevery ___ psigo will be Ronald Reagan's age. ___ raising qàutlons about his age, WhkhIS IS. coudr, A si of the times: several major oil along. The Middle Eastern oU producers need ft is, ho,a, the type of 4ue other Every population _____study Of _ tlWO4b their U.N. delegations. markets as much as the IndustrIalised nations comparies have ann. smdirground, at least *jdat ShoUld approach with cseilon. In Ms °' IntrnatIona1 detected a rIsing percentage of retirement need their oil. And the irge to deversIfy and In ___ WWMWM the location 01 their politics, potential liabilities of age voters. This mews conditions now are POL Us U.N. has ___ ____ rebounding against those who seek to ____ dustrlallz Is almost imlvsrsal among the ..oil-TheuelbOI1Calssewaemit.OfomcssIna WIIIn 0N. . decr1i $g1C.nc,. ripe for a potent "Geriatric Backlash," ____ Its riapunue to Us Iranian producing cowtrles which foresee the day , downtown office bdlng 'hero, but the Clearly,Us situation calls for a certain rs YOU will recall. Fmsure, the rac. between ___,remains ____bp of . the wells will tim dsy4 . ,•. .. v. ', p.i1my'a Isissl isama name appears on neMh.r the am ount =no Bwry Goldw" who Johnson said a, law iiii aoir the am" Lyn" w0b accomplish y Me was Hubert H. Us age lees before the public without "$ s door. We've been In hiding since 1P73, whoa Jooa's Warnin ° 11Pt1M as plans, they mist acqruEè t.cliohgy .lt b0*ue weedy a place or dli fun the Western democracies or frdtheOgeeñnigut' med OS' OCI5 hi California was bombed," HV"*ir. IsiUtuilon." Following -s e ci the i we 0* __ ___ • - says a cernpvy officlel. Goldwater made the mistake 01 trying to The ceaglemerate Of ty Interests Into., eot ether validates to delei the world. U events allow thIns ti Make a rational Oil O houses lii cpIt&ine on eppared Z"PeblIft which it bus Iegndsd may be 'itipshl. of. pUlge choice, there can be little doubt of their W-- '- *. repessedativsa In the semi n' ___for office. He ould it mIrigtheted.ftmqbeisPoIedt$uInIn eschews public preference for the Welt. 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F coup of woçhors k"in ads udir : . maverick, - coin is ENERGY_TODAY SAVE AS MUCH AS 50% . By Vatted Free. laterustlewl WASHINGTON - The Senate broke a four-day impasse Tuesday and approved an amendment to the windfall profits tax bill that would boost revenues $231 billion by Increasing Us windfall tax rate from $0 percent to 75 percent on oil from wells In production sin im. • OnUsdhertwndtIudmaybeputtJng*too ___ 1 SAVING On..pI.ce pr...ss..nbI.d trio with lush .r..n branch.s. Tripod stand. ___ hary. Even a United Nations as originally unvisnied 'W4 well have b_ mn,di. this particular test, IIvslvIng as It does a itlon that has chosen to play the total; ___ nubilcatle.. All litters mad be sIu.d wMk a URRY'SWORLÔ - .,p..r. . w No j.b Is immune to the deniers that could Iiag.sn by ig their mlddi' promo. iiniloiee fatalities, accordias t. ci ,atr. strongly iiuiiM1,d him favorably Ii rival's own great newly reluvud Labor Duparbr4 etMidios. ILw*", and the resUlt waa Middis N. The two most dangerous Industries see a Goldwater it by.'b.l.d which employs oeiy 1 percent 01 the lbS pells. . to take magnaulmosreiul' isN isis by work foeceim accounts S pereodz It. Mu,, op jib. who Jknuny Carter began remarINg that lesgan hi "remartably well 'rsd dsMho, and coedrd4, i Write Pleas. N.". COOLING & HEATING NEEDS. -- Senate Hikes Windfall Tax _____ ?' ____ __ CALL US FOR ALL OF YOUR ___ ____ What Goldwdw No$Ø was do lad that ,nmrneciAmwic.s wee. The Rhesm Now Day Hut Pump CAN help save on your home's energy costs. Special features make the New Day Heat Pump more efficient and help to reduce your utility costs. 4FT.SCOTCN PINE Till GULFPORT, Miss. (UPI) -A series of proa.catlon witnesses testified Tuesday that accused murderer Kenneth Wll(lam Wheat was no In the same remote area where a young Kentucky __ honeymooning couple were later found shot %o dedi'. ' m. testimony of Car WáiueWalkar, , before a aeveo-en. ftve'wosaui jury ad only.linhod Wheat to air Us seine where the bodies woe. femd but also S ,.1ikedNm$oaosrflttingthsdssofthstdolea kism the young ___coil. _____ Walker, a resident of the rural Dadisan ccniniidly area on WIpp1 Gulf Coed, was among .psnW _ witnesses 0 testimony - murder trial In Harrison Coaity Circuit Court. .S - HOME'S ENERGY COST sszl.99 . ceptable alternatIvL For Rock' CARLISLE, Pa. (UP!) - Robert L Bear won acquittal on abduction charges. But the wife he passionately loves and tried to take back home with him forcibly remains his unconquered enemy. "You don't have the ability to free me. Only death *111 free me," Bear, 0, told a Jury of nine men and three women shortly before It found him Innoncent on charges of unlawfully dragging his wife, Gale, 41, to his pickup truck Aug. 31. In 197Z the Reformed Mennonite Church ex. communicated Bear because he called Its elders hypocrites for calling theirs the one true Christian religion. a ____________ SAVE ON YOUR '10$,.,, Beware The Backlash any Vte DETROIT (UP!) -- General Motors the long slump affecting car sales is 2, will affect seven of the company's 26 Corp. Is Indefinitely laying off 11,000 caused par tly by world tensions. U.S. assembly plants - Arlington, workers and making deep production In response, GM announced car and Texas; Baltimore; St. Louis, Mo.; Van cutbacks at 26 domestic plants amid truck production cuts for early next year Nuys, Calif., and two plants In Michigan. reports of the latest sag In domestic car that will place 11,000 workers on indefi. Ford Motor Co. and Chrysler Corp. also sales. have curtailed production severely. Ford nite layoff. U.S. sales In November dipped 21.3 More than 100,000 U.S. autoworkers only baa four of 15 domestic assembly Percent from one year earlier and were already have been idled indefinitely, plants In operation this week - but those buoyed lily slightly by strong perforw while thousands more have been idled for cutbacks are temporary. mances from the two smallest domestic varying periods while plants close down Automakers so far this year have sold automakers, it was announced Tuesday. to trim bulging car and truck inventories. 7,775,644 U.S.-built cars, down 10.2 For the first time, auto executives said, The GM cuts, which are effective Jan. percent from the first 11 months of 1978. Bear Wins Acquittal S also ea tfi' I General Motors Cuts Workers CINCINNATI (UP!) - Promoters are canceling two Riverfront Colisetun rock concerts while city officials Investigate what one music agent called "a black day for rock." Officials blamed general admission seating for the deadly rush Monday by thousands of youths trying to grab seats close to their rock Idola,.the British group The Who. Eleven people were trampled to death and eight others injured as police looked on, helpless. '°' happened last night that none of us ever wants to see happen again, not only here but anywhere In this country," said Cincinnati Mayor J. Kermath "'ng - Black Day M@fS$O* aanruro,r i_n.u,u.y, . imi.. _a,sr' \ l WASHINGTON (UP!) - The American Civil Liberties Voting against It were Committee Chairman Sen. Edward Union says it will wage an all-out fight against legislation ap- Kennedy, DMass., Charles Mathias, R.Md., Patrick Leahy, D. proved by the Senate Judiciary Committee to reinstate the Vt., and John Culver, Diowa. death penalty for certain federal crimes. Thunnond said the measure was carefully crafted to avoid The bW, which would allow capital punishment for the the constitutional objections cited by the Supreme Court in 1972 federal crimes of murder, espionage, treason and airline in striking down the Georgia death penalty statute, and by hijacking, was approved by the committee iue•3v by a 7.4 Implication that of all other states. vote. He said the bill also takes into consideration other guidelines and spelled out by the Supreme Court since its 1972 ruling, in Its bill, sponsored by Sens. Strom The Thurmond, R.S.C., Dennis DeConcini, D-Ariz, Is essentially the same as legisla. reviews of capital punishment statutes reimposed by several dates. tion passed by the Senate In 1974. ButtheACLUsaldthe bill is "fatally flawed," questioned its The members of the Judiciary Committee who voted in favor constitutionality, and promised a vigorous fight when the bill Of the bill were Thurmond, DeConcini, Robert Dole, H-Ken., comes before the Senate. me group also strongly objected to rth Hatch, H-Utah, Paul Lazalt, R-Nev., Alan Simpson, H- the procedures followed by the committee in bringing the bill Wyo., and mad Cochran, R-Miss. for a vote. IN BRIEF O0K, N.H. (UP!) - A 26-old workman WU crushed to death several hundred feet below the ocean floor while working on a cooling tunnel for the Seabrook nuclear power plant. It was the first fatal accident at the unfinished $2.6 billion atomic power plant, which has been under flSflaa.ahl.. ...S...__.. •W %[) Ar l. 1) Catg 11 5 I ML1PIICUW$SNI$Y.ThUUDAYSP1IDAY.UTUIDAY Ss4 Sib. Spicisi o1,p...od p,a • a,. nosed b, Sole o. I_ pi,a5 .JIgI,Su, sob at W 1110aw *st coupons Any ift*'i sic out evets dow low p.c.. Soffic ,.guIoo p'sc, Q uoted mow 4Oi fl WnC %OIIi 1111190 it sU $vIi.WANG ,p,t.h,&i, ihitwis."slid s'siipains ..now) 1.Ss$ '.w..d to I,mal quanti ties on all agm.. its *.s ed.low "As ,_ j IL1 29 Uflfl*WWuOSCSM75 _Øi .. idviitaisd (WMGIIINCO. Ifl• �.- .... ••.. •,.,•.. ., . - . . ,.. - .. •. 4 110 A-EvinIsH.raW$initPI. WSdMSday,DSC. k. ' Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. •'.:' Uncle Jimmy Thompson Gets Credit Networks In Mad Scramble For Ratings :. . 5 ' Whiskered Country Fiddler Started Grand Ole '. s -. . By JOAN HANAUER UP! Television Writer NEW YORK (UP!) — The fireworks of the November sweeps — throwing regular programming to the winds in favor of specials, movies or other ratings-boosters — apparently has complicated matters for NBC's Fred Silverman. NBC had been expected to release Its second season schedule, but Silverman now wants to wait one more ratings week, with programming back to normal, to an how his shows fare against their regular opposition, ABC has announced extensive new programming, while CBS, which topped the Nielsen ratings again for the week ending .1 Opry NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) — An old, broadcast. missed a weeklybroadcast-6,og showas It has maAW, UM 0 ssecutive WU the Ln$UICS from reaching more than 34 dates to jot a 100. But all agree the Thompson-Hay team was the whiskered fiddler came to the "big city" 54 years become the staple diet for millions of country company that owns the radio datlon pledged his mile t$diUS 01 Nashville. With $280,000, the station ago today and convinced WSM-AM In Nashville IMPetu behind the "WSM Barn Dance," the company's support of the Opry as all the other music fans. letterwrltlng campaign to convince the FCC that that he ought to be playing on that new—tangled forefather of the Grand Ole Opry, which turned But there have been some dark clouds during country shows were folding. Nashville Into "Music City." "Th Opry became the only game In town," the dear-channel ban would kill the Opry. gadget, radio. the Opry's 54.year reign. The FCC was deluged with Inquiries from 207 Some say Uncle Jimmy Thompson, fl, began Hay eventually changed the name to the Grand Nashville's high society, with all Its universities Hens.! said. "As a resdk all the Wa of the playing his fiddle during a tow of the station's Ole Opry, perhaps to snub the city slickers' and colleges, at first tnrni'd up its nose at the country shows that folded had to come to Nash- congreomeI and 67 senators. Opry officials are studios and an engineer flicked a switch to put "Music Appreciation Hour" — a classical music early string band performers — "The Fruit Jar villa. That's exactly what m.d. Nashville 'Music predicting the clear-channel proposal wen be . 5WTlTI aired before the three-hour barn dance Drinkers," "The Crook Brothers" and Uncle City." up again. him on the air. Since singer Roy Acuff broke the tradition of sh ow. were again In the Opry WSM and This year, Others say the tour guide happened to be Dave Macon ' . . ..... S.." ' ' .. b4j. . .' L7. t - :. Although moved train Audio to auditorium and Then, a little black boi celletl television nearly "serious danger" Of folding. The Federal COM' Only k*nu=W POdormances, the Opry has municitlons Comadidon made a proposal that grown to become the main venue of pure country to Thompson's fiddling and asked him to return finally settling In a permanent multi-million shut the Opra doors for good. program manager George D. Hay, who IlAened the next night - Nov. 28, 1928 — for a live dollar home at Opryland USA, the Opry has never Wednesday,Dec. 5, 1C7-7A -- -' Nov. 25, was making tentative noises about ' Gone and best forgotten are "240-Robert," perhaps overtaking ABC for the season to "Lazarus Syndrome" (maybe coming back), date. "Detective School," "Out of the Blue" and "A There's only one serious show among the New Kind of Family." six newcomers ABC will introduce. That's Only "Benson" and "Hart to Hart" remain. Dennis Weaver as "Stone," a detective and problems in the "The Associates" is scheduled to return in best-selling author whose late March. department are topped by th e complications of his personal life. The pilot, shown earlier In addition, ABC has switched some hits this year, was a well-made television movie that have faltered In new time slots — "Mork that earned good ratings. & Mindy" returns to Thursday, "Laverne & ABC's other new shows concentrate on Shirley" will be tried on Monday, and laughs, but what isn't funny to the No. 1 network Is that only two of the shows it in- "Angle" gets switched to Saturday. troduced In the new season this fall have been The ABC slogan appears to be: if life can be successful, while six have been or will be beautiful, crime can be hilarious, and pulled off the air. imitation Is the sincerest form of flattery. "Tenspeed and Brown Shoe" stars Ben Jeff Goldblum as "odd couple detectives Their chemistry Is explosively funny," according to ABC. Then, In a show that sounds like "The Dukes of Hazzard," join Vereen and ... CHIPs, 'B.A.D. Cats" offers what is described as "high speed, hour-long hilarious adventure" about "the exploits of young members of a Burglary Auto Detail who burn up the roads as daredevil racers in their off. duty hours." A screech a minute. 'Goodtime Girls," despite Its title, offers four girls In wartime Washington, D.C., "a nostalgic comedy complete with the dress, music and manners" of the era. "Laverne & Shirley" go to war. Len Hensel, WSM vice president and general would have clipped the Opry 'a broadcast signal music. Algeria Third-World Country Deals Big With U.S. Gift ALGIERS, Algeria (UP!) - The distance Is great between this militant Third World capital and Main Street, USA, in more ways than one, but veiled women In the crowded streets don't seem surprised when they pass a theater playing "Apocalypse Now." It's no accident the movie Is being shown here before finishing Its first run back home. Thanks largely to the energy crunch, the United States has become Algeria's largest trading partner through big oil and natural gas imports. And the two nations have been drawn together economically. The government-controlled press Mill attacks the United States, using terms like "imperialist aggression against the Arab misses." It stridently opposed the American freeze 01 Iranian assets prompted by seizure of the U.S. Embassy In Tehran and suggested oil producers demand payment in other currencies besides the dollar. Despite such polemics, government officials make dear they don't expect any real change in a relationship that nets than $3.5 billion a year for exports plus loans that have totaled more than $2.8 billion, mainly to finance the U.S. technology that is a hot Item In this North African country. Hard-We mnilitance grew from Algeria's eight-year war for independence from France. The guerrillas established a farleft and highly secretive socialist regime In 1962 that quickly put every aspect of the country under tight government control. How relations with the United States are.conducted was illustrated when White House Security Adviser Zblgnlew nnIver Brzezinski came for the Nov. 1 celebration of the 25th anniversary of the Independence war and found himself rubbing elbows with Yasser Arafat, Haul Castro and Vietnamese Defense Minister Vo Nguyen Glap. Brzezinski and cabinet officials had sharp exchanges over issues on which the two governments disagree. Then he was cordially welcomed by Benladld (1'dil, the military officer who took over as president lad February, In 111141906 what dinluneil lay-li i 5 bebly a Algeria ,dabd w'y ties wi the leelds suly_à built a large arsenal of weapons that now Include' Moocow's most modern battle taika and Jet fighters. As many as 10 Soviet military technicians and advisers may be In the country. But a lknamber American Embassy, reopened five years agO to restore relations broken by Algeria In 1967, has been quietly ezpan&g Its Influeca. decision to reseme arme elpmsnts to neighboring The U.S Morocco, regarded by Algeria as a Re'~ enemy over the Western Sebara flgI4ing, created baroly a rippl, In \\\ -V 25 % I off entire line - of Infant and T•m Nts ____ Ok,th.se daring young men.,, who sandblast and paInt water towers. One of those gentlemen Is seen here climbing the water tower (above) at the Intersection of U.S. Highway 17-92 and 13th Street. Once at the top (below) it's time to begin work on me it the highest rods In the city. toddler dresses 25% off and suits. entire line of boys' suits. - 'Ttat Is regarded as a breskibroegh, Algeria permitted Sales f or kids. the US Embassy to AN A mWI"y Mtaetw two months ego and says It wants to "regularise" mflry relations by .rde one to Waelth*s in return. Thplc' say Algerian omdals gremMe about poor quality 01some Soviet military equipment, r.W'i( the ru'bU1y 01 a U.S. aria link. B4 one pIv,nat1e source said It Is apparent W8111111111000 -to "see how the r,W4ns1'p ipV' before selling weapom to Algeria. Pr.sssstday Algiers, built on hflhi, overlooking the Me& tirriasel to hoase French colonists and only takes over by the lace] popdac.at inindence, rema a city 01 paradoass .4 makes it hard to forgut links with the Well. Natieeal law decrees that med mews and semoencomenu oaths single go,sremed talevisisa chaos.! be Is Arabic. But program. run to qft Hollywood tars sueb as or (Ihes with dare like-Olivia do Havtfl.4 and ___ In French, the liupags mod Robed Mitcham educated Algeria atlU tad most uiits In. The Uid latas bays halt 01 Algeria's all prediction, which Is w stating to fail 09 .0 rasirvel dwImle. The ggestaewexpodIt.m1saM.4.ss—Alda has ams01 W'sst,s..—apg*bj*'ncnklCtaetRdSy the are being shipped aboard special r.lrtg.ret.d tankers. U.S purasis d W I N assblNltisutnedleer. American fliascing and eapidle. built the weed's biggest gas liqi&Mueu pIed aid horgv 14S4 fasiades that 4$ Ike reduri doff raw ceastlinvad erier. Americas ' has replaced Fre as their tidndce schools and 25 % off entire line of girls' Sizes 4 to 7 and I to 20 - dresses. 'a . (:2 ? Sizes 4 to 6x. 7.14 and Jr. Hi. I 111 a. . . — .5.. P;0 I 7.dds '. ~~/;M 4. S. . ks Safety. In Shuttle Launch - Cap. CAM CAlIAVAl, FIn. (Ufl) — iida$ 25 °/o mejsar*Inth,twoidNbiiJ1uis is amwe r - -. -- - .r---- __ __ tuid -::-*ge4iiulI AV anON - -- Battr.d Wives Cults Alike? .lwoal1ld aftName S girls' sleepwous - - $*aT IAING, 961dm. (UP!) University 01 CalIfornia sr, a pi&I4 saiberity is LJU4ftv$ __ — S - id S ML who has d.Iled such, poaps as the Pseplo's InG.iir's4reuabsatotheh..' 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"I y into Hollywood and they gave me the 4 DO YOUR CHRISTMAS SHOPPING IN ONE STOP WITH USI YOU'LL FIND A FABULOUS ARRAY OF U 'TEMS EXCITING OFT AT REASONABLE PRICISI P • 4 jJ J7 . A / draperies of rayon/ . - - Reg. $42 Sal. 36.54 ,. - Reg. $53 Sale 45.05 pre 12504", Reg. $72 Sale 61.20 Pr. - - THRU SATURDAY COIN BANKS 11099 $ CHRISTMAS SAN FORD BANKAMEftIc*RA OPEN DINIR CLUB MASTER CHARGE AMERICAN EXPRESS 771 *10.14.99 REG. AN . ordinates Christ 'a OFF Tree "i' Hong Kong $1286 -- Puslix SPcS*& Restaurant IMSTATE sr.. -sUW H* •NiaiINntkige.,uiit.. - JUST S (lEG. 12.9$ VALUE) , SANFORD, FLORIDA . -- 323-7214 NowI o t PRINC$ ms 14K viuow.•ow Pondanti •4O --'n WIPEATUUNUUPLTNOMPION, SCNIPP,IADIAIIcLNATUIAD. NOPPMANANDOTNIIPIOTIINI -. S - S - , I . - p SID - F01111111111 • . S T ONro :tco 'TROL. N YS R - TO UN • NA • COATS - - - - - -' WI 5 SNIW VIA - - Sale 25.49 Igloo* 48 t ice chest with i 4 fl. wide -' polyurethane foam insulation. R.g. 6.40. 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S 55V"wld Reg. 12.00 tale 9.60 7.22 Reg. 1.1141. - - - 1WU EsnIngs SION ADDAIIAD NICKLA 14K gold 12K TOP - f coated cotton. White and colors; all 6' long. Sale - ii.. 'assssSs,ith Mr. IS' - ' Ites. 60. * IglooO Little - I¶ rs' Sho OIAJI1)NER - - r5t.94 SaIeZ - Littte Tlaymate Rig 79.99. Women's or men's 26 single speed bike with Shimano' coaster brake. Green fenders, tan saddle. - il- 32$4563 - -- - Vitamins - LW - Sale Sale 69.99 I fl - hg. 13.. Igloo' Playmate ice chest holds to 8 cans. UP 31114" Q0 wide Reg. I.?$. Wipe-clean - S S SANFORD PLAZA SHOPPING CENTER ft@. 1.90. Tier 01"ains of cotton design aJ with multicolor geometric frmflGS 6"111 It". 7.0 "is 60 OW. ft. 4.29 Sob UY - A49 let Sale 11 ..89 ___ window shade of em bossed vinyl plastic. All 6'long. l S I ' e 4,76371/4"wide Sc Reg. 5.29. Translucent Sa e SANFORD PLAZA- . __ . - Sanford Sewins Center nORIS NATURAL FOO S I -1 1 k VITAPWI ii & .4 - ale - ,iT SUGOISTION - - Rig. 99.99. Men's or women's 26" 10-speed racing style bike. Skylark derailleur, dual caliper brakes. Rat-trap pedals. kjj*s3 'p" 2691ps 2 only MABEL DUGGAN - O"ER41111RATOR KAREN WALLACE BARBARA MAYO SHIRLEY TURNER DIANE JOHNSON ANNITTA PERALTA lUCKY PERIlS SPECIAL THRU SATURDAY F•1 _ SQUARE Xmas previSpedal SHOP EARLY AND SEW AND SAVE 19" MW &me free SANFORDPLAZA11MI41111111 WELCOME WITH ON WITHOUT APPT. *10 14.99 : - S -' - 00 6 FOOT ARTIFICIAL SCOTCH PIN 1 .. -1p, -ii•41 !' - OPPREOULAR PRICE / WE DISCOUNT EVERYTHING - Jackets $3 - ii's - QJ00 SOWS Mt.. - i 87 DI ATA F bb MAIIYOUIaIIIJTMASAPPOIITMIITS SANFORD PLAZA ••••t•i -W-1 3.17n 1026 STATE RD. 434 LONOWOOD - LADIES. SIRU' - 1i. 25.. Coleman' double mantle gas lantern with approx. 8 hours of burning time. 2 pint fuel capacity. ______________________ 266 W. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD 3IN ORLANDO DL (1742) SANFORD SANFORDPLAZADRIVE.IN$ ñ99 FORD flog. 169.95. Atari Video Cornputer System has 2l game varialions in lull color. DC adapter and controls. TV not included. Atari cartridges for additional games. 19.95 as. \\\ .'i' SOONINLAKEMARY Tree - Sale 22.94! Sale 139.99 - - rff YiUEs.ui ids CHRISTMAS GIFT WRAP I Rig. 27.. Coleman' 2-burner gas stove with 21 2 pt fuel capacity arid appro x BTU input of 18,700 BTU's Ono Gift Moles LADIW 11.11ATHEROOODS ALLTHE - - - &3RAGSHPBiJjK RIO.T01.99 - 4 ROLL U INCH u w IFT. SCOTCH PINE - JEAN ofty , Sale 2179 -- - HAPPY HOUR 44 PM DAILY IANFORDPLAZA SHORT SLEEVE - - Gift Center Llmlt Rights - - HWY. 17.92 NEAR AIRPORT BOULEVARD PRICESD VISIT OUR - . - THURI, FRI. SAT. ' . S - fl . ; - •J 26.99. Premium 300 Custom plastic bowling ball in 10. 12, 14 or 16 lb. weights. .. - - Giona Dress Shirts LONG SLEEVE $124,99 -- - -. I r-'--i . - S Sale 19.99 Reg. - beige, ocean blue, 1 ' 2099 Custom 300 black rubberbowl,ngball,n 10 12 14 15. or 16 lb. weights. - acetate;0c.on rain/no - /i .Reg 'I 9% - "n. LIVE J - 19., 80 pr.SOx$4 $22. Antique satin SCREEN TV wiot 4- J equipment. - Football . (J U e SANFORD PLAZA-17.92 ______ , Sal Ark Lounge MONEYII t hese , NINE THE NEW on aPeries o dock the nod morning whether I wanted to the past, I think In terms of five or 10 among the citrus and palm trees, that much time In a stow, Victor Moore for Paramount Pictures. play the role. years being a long time. se says Ste will ml. her friend Gaynor when "ThI. TV movie with Jack Albeitson wassort of It's been at least 10 years since Mary starred In ",Ias I the story. But Lwcndered u "I'm shocked when I realize that I did 'South Janet bade for New York this month to begin a fluke. No me would have Utoibt of coding me a1V show -not countthgarerijiof "Peter Pan" - Pacific' years ago. Shacked because law rStearodsforhsrg$__play.yhu In I will I met i young Hollywood manager, esPecthflY six or so years ago. think and feel as If I were ii." flvu 7IVVU no plane herself for Ming to nvIcala. ,Iu It Judy Thoma who gt.. asked me one day what! But Mary Mary has never ret ired. At 66, she pope up Mary has lived In Palm Springs for the past ala or five asYs wruui We FUVIWII we "They're making diflerw kInde of Ift wa ed to do pr musicals nt lonany as sassy and energetic as ever Friday costarring years following the death of Richard Halliday, today," Mary said. "Bid I'M,convinced did. the "I told her, 'NOthing 'When with Jack Albertson in the two-hour ABC-TV her husband of33 years, 1n1g73 romantic musicals will d.fbiWy come back, d like to play a women about my age in a "It wua wonderful experience I enjoyed i movie, "Valentine." Content to swim In her pool every day and visit Improved by the Innovations being med In new dramatic partw rosIred no And It wui*'t any stzath at all. I've and one theiOnghIy. Mary hich singing wlthherclasefriendandne neighbor, Janet Gaynor, musical Stowt Everything goes In cycles, that would be senthnesial arid funny. neverMOppedmOV1flgpIaDOS and mmnIngaro falls In love with an old goat (Albertson) In a Mary hasn't felt the need to work She frequently "rye been offered &oadway shows but rm not "Six weeks later Judy called to say the at full pace anyway. I'm in constant motion." SAVE GAS.... Save 15 % on camping 'Valentine' HOLLYWOOD(UPI) - It's been four decades retirement community and, ova the ob)kim of is vMW by daughter H011011!and NO IArfY dWq them k rm bming a wonderful time since Mary Martin, wrapped in a mink cost, her daughter, runs off on & Vacation with her Hagmene and __A1_ with my children exploded on Broadway in "Leave It To Me" elderly boyfriend. Mssy Is franclafly hiAlp endent and free to pick "You ass,! oouks't leave a meelcal it was singing "My Heart Belongs To Daddy." "It's the first new thing I've done tue-televIsIon and choose whatever projects come her way, paid off and made a profit. Today's nisows coat at It's also been 34 years since the pert, classy in yearsi,11 Mary said happily. -But itog difficult AUO* it takills prolding to Iwo least $2 mill It uld musical appeared movie Th*to awaylarp home 111181414d three yam to pay off. And I don% wait to spend Life," with Dick Powell, Franchot Tone and think ci' TIME Wednesday, Dec. 5, 197-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. of - . Warn 9rn.$NdsV - - '- - �S S? . . . . . . . - . . -.-. . . . . They're Looking For Drug Dealers •• - . .. U •_ . . . - ____• !L. — ' - - - - PRICES 000 EPD... looted friend who makes its home on a lake at the Edwardsville campus of Southern Illinois University. . •., presc!IP'i I i Family • Makes Dresses LTH PEN 7 DAYS A WEEK . CHARLESTON, S.C. (UP!) — Grandma would be Jealous of the work the women doatTheSmockery,afamily-owned company which makes old-fashioned dresses for little girls. Smocking Is a decorative ditching used to ga ther cloth, usually around the neck. I think smocks were big in the Victorian era, said Mrs. Jane Gree y, . ery. secretary ra "But it's a hand art and the kind of thing grandmothers do for their grandchildren." The Smockery, in a small building In the heart of historic tharleston,grossed about $250,000 last year and produced some ,000 dresses. ft Is owned and operated by an old-line family from this port city.' The Idea of setting up a smocking company came from eorgiana rimbal , who runs a children's speciality store in Charleston. Seven years ago, Miss GrimbalI learned the Philadelphia company from which she bought smocked dresses was going out of business.She persuaded her sisters, Jane Greely and Haskell Carr, and their husbands, John Greely,ardired foreign service officer, and Thomu Carr, to buy the business with her. "We went*up to LaPats (the Philadelphia firm) and bought GIFT26"widedesigns. WRAP , tA+; I ..,. - I -. + • AmA tahêsts P40 199 pack of 10 - 9 13. tablets — i - ' . " DRY ROASTED -.'•' ISeCW1 Grisly, yI.c 5p$ Wieso4Juns im,tI nrst problem thetanc8tvteswà1ngwomenwIieknewhowto -. - psanits TOOThPASTE UI 7 I2.9 ' - f The s for in from three months to seven years, mostly pinafores and party dresses. many of the drei.uare cut from brgly colored coton cIoth,butthfrmal.ouseivelvet.ndmatsrIfoçyr winter clothes. "We can't keep up with all the orders," MI.. Grisly said. `11I company, which has allowrooms, in Now York, Dallas and San Francisco. produces this ir ~ ~ to order. iwy are sold prbnady In boultiques and some espeadve department stores. They sell for about $30 with the topof.the4lne at about \ 'P 2.75-os. My spray . . 7 U - Y' 105. - 7 I I I + ' I U FRi TRAVEL KIT ewm 09 Perm or refill His favorite gift 99 - + Santa 1106 W9990 lIT' a 2 wide 2Sa*'ulieats - "' 20 wiilis Or I2colored - - - • - 1 1 -7 OML BARGAINS + OONES I -- ____________i. - . ' • .. + -- sitm Cob, PLANTM DEW - ' sq,Joms."ItMwe'vs T 212 ' Rich, delicious - ,• 28 of im -. - - FJ (k) £_ - - + ---- Rise Hid own am **Lew wall, IAN" ft" ftow cur4W= COMMON •Rise Aid 11i:r: *No TOO TW beater CURUNG 0N ' 9. I . I I I L - J1 4X . _ -- - - - 112*F.b.. .- + Excludes fomln fm COUW MOM ACOXr4;" in "4"Envelope. T. I. . • LADIES' - 72" - x 90" FANCY GIRDLES DENIM JEANS BLANKETS + Flrst quality its a colors • SIzes S. M. L. X1, • .SlighI Irregulars of a famous mkvr ed %10" .I'nR ester and Jt'rlk' blends — 4AIs wM - a - WESTINGHOUSE - . -- - . - •- + + 7 24" x 40" + -' - - . ., - . • FM - .'; PLASTIC - -LIGHT BULBS THROW RUGS TABLE CLOTHS - 75, 100 waIts , ovkd - - •Iubkrbacked for maalu..a skill • - Slightly irregular • heavy guagc plastic Decorator colors . SaNs siad 4wirs e .- A004 saw" raw* mom am ed Now s* + - e. _ _______ - - ---- — — Il l. iL C 0 LADIES' IN knewo" "We're U19 elso P11. 3224270 .. we G #' W. *Ad" No W swam -...-. PRSO FOR 411 "d be. WI'S be U VWI'U - A= . SU :"-'-i' AM - 'C 401 0 Orion-nylon blend I Fancies & Solids e Girls and Misses __for sscriftist."to M ! - -. • Sues a and 1) - Maftbebk- ' - • Assorted shades • - 3.Lj1!Jii --. - $ • IU 77 ms in , • First quality KNEEwHIIIS csn - - - •Flrstqualhty eAnorted WId color*Cotton and polyester blends sI 3244 ORLON mastim we' ve 10 - - - BRAS PANTY HOSE [ I PR PIG. -A.7 // C - 'YorcIioIcs LADIES' attract pews's Two Whet our 19 e . C colors CIJL JW It - 01P b ad Jot "ad 8.1d d Una w. - I 19 k's podo you can fal You can tell it's decorated gift tin; I - BATTERIES critis.Ishewthsydolt. 717, - - S Ill-bulk orlon • Asst. solid colors S Sues 10-13 - abed* to amet I SOCKS - ro'79 MEN'SSOCKS S Four pkg. AA's _____ CAKE ft CASUAL-DRESS 9 volt - acres. the cosWy. On. thing Foreigner's - ff . - • Two pkg. '-+- .Asst. Colors (J0511i" U' receiving pIg'f c airplay on radio datlosie m,mern*n,qIhto the IIINNW Jim 2 0 Four pkg. ,C's or D's STICk.ON.BOWS alwWwow"Ielive 4 =loom, BOX PKG. OF 25 ""$ ' Jot leads upM. to that," adds Grimm. group's first .Thom, "FsreIr," becam. the )le.lI)OtthSysar,OE"( foriillioncopIioiddith4 sth7ear run on the -7 Critia were Impressed W one-shot said It was j wonder." Foreigner proved them With the rsIss, e of the I WAftu;INd theu: l: I IUI'n mark In U.S. sal.. - t -- - 7liesonsollwomento, Tilbbso 19 AW6411W y DW __ j. 1110ED NUTS 9 41.s oz. After Shave ts 21 oz. Stick Deod. 1priki • I I i'. 6D,75 or 100 wafts. lox Foreigner's members — Jones, singer Lou Grimm, Ian McDonald, Rick Wills, nli,lUotta sr opsnsd the critics' eyes but It didn't bring them to their knesi. has released Nowth. "HssdGaIandD5w bitS. d" sq, we Jad over the A wiset assorunw4l ' 0" BATM Peak of WJIL14N DISHWASHHU ' much we J could stand up to." -I-. .. — -. 59 kit ' • ftIIAU UIIL& VVIII UVI I 1-. EvulfM S C 01 D - 0 40 sq. ft. total 26 Inches wide • -. . TiSSUE PAPER - 4 V S l0-2.i" • 12-134" the L - - SUP Box of: sjflg•H FOLDED PAPER I I .*. I S OLD SPICE GIFT WWi the group's 'w'4. ASS6RTED' -, . SIIKWAVE 1 Who 'mntton la when weget upon 7 stage and perform," says + f. -.-... - .0 ,a. WRAP about reviewers have to 1I although "they've Y g iven T: only thing that — - - NICE 'N EASY applim Jim R GIFT - Green ' — — 1 I I I . SPRAY COLOGNE- - MENTS -. + _____ I f . + - i2iiui. i",7 I .•. + - - . - - auriui "i' . A GLASS morey get their own — more 'eywith go eP PSdt nldlmh _i ys accent. s'11y reajiy go commercial. "(Moe they saw that we .weregoing tolad, then lthink #ley really thought ft was their duty to see how tough we . a 1 IV 4 ROLLS — • ' REVLON tIADI , - - - / f7\ DOWNTOWN SANFORD the the public opinion — R I SCOPE 250*. - 99 Rig. smock. Instead of adyertlslng for smockers, Miss Grlmball, president of the firm, hired a group of women whom trained to smock. It took many of the women about nine months to learn mocking, which requires nimble flngers. Most ofthe original wiockers have since left. The&nockeryhaaa new contlngent, some of whom are Vietnamese. "They do beautiful work," said the younger Jane Grisly, who is the office manager and the senior Greely's daughter. "They must have done a lot of embroidery In Vietnam." SECRET GLEEM .+ ddpalAuditorium. "Themoreontrag.ota • . 203 E. FIRST ST. Satisfaction Guaranteed . - formance at NadrAlle's IF APE 1/2"$000"rON 4L&Ia UW1ItBI I l -- N used iprocesstng! 2401. W ' - - T k -- PEANM -- . ..... : El NERAL.STURES Mick Jones, But Féeler'a co-producer and gtâtsrlst-songwriter, says "Øat's not true." ¶'I feel at times they (ciltics) are forced, Just to keep their names intact, to says rejort thi seamy Jones, enjoyinga cup of tea In his room at an esclusive hotel the day after a sold-out . LL rUL ' SUNDAY "Dirty White Boy" — slace the , a first album was released in 1977. Some re+fewers have taken a dim view of Foreigner's success, s*ng the group was a .d" hastily put together by a ' ..._i - Foreigner has churned out V EMN Rig. 01 I CARTRIDGES Nea. 1. • V I+ CD1WIIT uu 111 MONO SAT. 1 P,M o6 P.M. + - bit fteit—Inciudthg"CoId e,"'I'Double ViI and aami iii I •:-... as unbnnwm 4 4 I '. I[_J 3° ft: 'ii SCI ft foil ,(I4ia 10 - ' 'YoWre the am who sell out, YING . a retord compm. CARDS Attractive decks. a JUMBO ROLL — - - — — — - A A A A A A A AR A A A A A A A A A A A A I (If Hit & BEAUTY Al Owl inw— • Wednesday, Dec. 1, 19M-11 1A OPEN By MARX SCHWED NASHVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) Members of the rock group Foreigner have some wordaof crilticism for their critics: ; WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITU - a i i ...so get 'em NOW! I -' V TheCr t cs Christmas __ - - holiday sea Girls- • 5e 11 v, . - ' won't be reordered before i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 'Foreigner Criticizes coIIeagus appliances are going fast and - tory Ond save time f%flqthtSbUSV l .. SHOP EARLYS..FOR YOUR BEST SELECTION! Many electronic games and loaves of stale bread each week? The reason Is not her own appetite but that of Waddles. a web- i ..._.. -.- -•, - Why does student Terrie Burk buy dozens of L tt e - - - - For -- became "You hate to do the big brother routine, but Miami in 1978. Last year Florida little value In treating patients. MIAMI (UPI) — Following In the footsteps iiial capita der In per ea Just nation's l to be done. ft's New DCMA guidelines state "there is no it's something that's got of other Florida counties, Dade County sales accounted for more wwi medical necessity for prescri ption" of me- getting rldlculotm," said Alan Neilpern, Dade County doctors next mouth will begin a seIf.pollclng that statistiC. thaqualone, the generic name for Quaalude. chairman of the Dade County Pharmacy As- one-half of program aimed at weeding out the drug Duval County's program s a Committee Amphetamines should only be prescribed for soclatlon's drug abuse committee. dealers in their ranks. LMs and o of doctors, dentists, pharmacists Federal statistics on wholesale distribution Pharmacists will send the Dade County treatment of narcolepsy, a rare malady for two to rsthefrom characterized by constant daytime sleeping, of drugs Indicate Dade County has one of the teopaths Medical Association reports on doctors who rs docto drugs and discourage and hyperactive children, according to the nation's worst problems of abused drugs prescribe large amounts of amphetamines being sold legally. More than two million prescribing them frequently. and Quaaludes. The program will be modeled guidelines. Dade 's program also will U5 such ,& after a similar effort to discourage the legal When the medical association spots a Quaalude tablets and two million amco it to review prescriptions, said Dr. doctor who repeatedly prescribes ' these phetamines were sold legally in Dade last dispensing of abused drugs in Duval County. $ Phineas Hyams, chairman o e Six Florida counties now have such 'drugs, he will be Informally warned to stop year. Miami ranked third, behind Los Angeles community healthcomm ittee his actions If he does not stop, his name will programs. HesaIdheeXpect5thadh0Cc0(flmitte0 be turned over to the Mate Department of and New York, in Quaalude sales, while 10 The program stems from the medical re view 60 cases of overprescribing a mu. have phetamine sales than s am cities had higher Professional Regulation for prosecution, association's feeling that the two drug I — - . Dodors Cracking Down 01! -• . ULBS _ owsmo __ 11"jo 011110 own a to W. .901" FOR FOR Ilan MGM iui '! •f' .—,. 60" round R �- - I..'.m* no wt r,. si - as - s, •• s'-;.e . - 4$$PI Nativity Scene Baby Found In HEAT SAFEi Y AND LONGVIEW, Texas (UPI) "Fm absolutely iipa& conj&j him of a beautiful, little baby boy, Pastor Charles L. Holland I've nom had an experience that this addressed "to an we are renetnbering heard a baby's cries coming like that In my life ab who may a mother infant has from the nativity scene soh*ely amazed. Of cowse, WtICflOWfl mother of Lngvlew, great per he experiencing Tessa," sold: 417bls $$e j outside his church and went to my heest went out in ats a E üiim to communicate dlr. pie... know Investigate. What he found _ passion to It it tot each dNd among the statues of symbolic" that the same affection, First BsvtId concern shepherda and angels was "ft's bean an exciting day," member of the and compassion avct* of LWIVISW to be 01 which has been directed astonishing, he s& to °° Lying new the manger that In an appeal to the mother 5P' toward your beautiful little time in sub. crisis cradled the "m of the In. of the child, Holland baby will be extended you as fai* Christ, there was a reel, mltt.d a latter to a local 'While our allwAM has well if you will but rood." live 2-day-old baby. Under the newspaper asking her to been focused on the discovery baby, be found a note scrlb. MUFFLER'S bled on a scrap of cardboard WHOLESALE TIME that said: "I'm Timothy MPANY please take care of me." . S "I certainly hope that this We baby, which has been 7D;MUNTS uniquely presented to the City of Longview, will receive much more receptivity from - Ev.nhii Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday. Dec. S. 1979-13A - . - ___ ces To Fi raiaht WALL — — IF - - Bill Payne 's Fighting wasn't pleased about was the together for a long time, they "You look around the Five scouting report. "Mainland is awesome and Seminoles scored 20 points or Tribe's performance at the worked real hard in the Star and there's some mighty summer league and It's good basketball this year. I Seabreeze Is a real powerbetter in three of four quar- charity stripe, ters Tuesday night and "We were pitiful, we paying off now," Payne may be wrong but I don't house. It's going to be a tough dominated both the offensive weren't even close to being noticed, think a Five Star team has year as the season goes on. "We played some defense lost The Seminoles play again and defensive boards to roll bad," scowled Payne. to a Metro team yet this The Seminole's managed tonight too," he smiled. Friday night when they host over the Colonial Grenadiers season." The Seminoles did indeed as 79.56. The win marked the only a paltry 3-15 per"We've got some good Spruce Creek in their first fifth straight victory for the formance from the free throw they came up with 18 blocked squads In our conference," regular season conference Tribe, now 5.0. line, including a second Grenadier shots. provided Payne with a mini game. The reject man for the "We jumped out early and quarter drought when they that forced them to change came away empty handed in Tribe was Reggie Butler who slappedawaylOofthoseshots things that helped us even seven tries. more," otserved the fourth "That's going to hurt us in a by Colonial. "Reggie did a super job year Tribe roundball boss.close game. I don't know why The DeLand Lady Bulldogs Brantley 's season record to 0Inside tonight," Payne The Seminole's blasted we stot si, torly from th Boone 100 in the 2. while the Lady Trojans outscored complimented. Colonial in the first quarter, foul line" Patne "rimaced period and 15-4 in the racing away to a 26-11 first "He doesn't shoot a lot so he first "Heck:v in fi e games we're —. I zi ON ALL 'flR us than did the baby who was born 2,000 years ago," said Holland, pastor of the First - • L •.c4 -. $1 - NOW OPEN UNTIL 7 PM Baptist Church of Laigvlew. The cbild,the minister saId, "has been called 'Thnothy Christmas' by everyone who's had contact with him. And that sounds fine to me." The tenperatire was right at freezing when the naked Lady Bulldogs Win, Pat's Lose hmn ' Infant was found about 9 am. Monday. But Holland said the t IIAk pi34 D6CirDj baby was In "perfect health" and has been given tothe Department of Welfare for carewhlle efforts are made to find the mother or other "proper provisions." "Our church has prepared an outdoor nativity scene," FmW . period lead. shooting better from the floor doesn't make the headlines final quarter to score an easy Lake Brantley 0 I 10 11-30 should 46-28 win over the Lady Evans 1711 "After that they went to 12-41 than we are from the free for his scoring. He Braves. press, that helped us cause throw line." shoot a little more beca use he with our strength on the The Seminoles have shot a has a pretty good shot" s women's action has Today' boards we beat them for a lot 57 percent mark from the "But he'd rather give It up Boone 0 ii 4-22 10 714 15-45 the Bishop Moore Lad) of easy baskets. floor In racing away to their to somebody else," continued DeLand Bruce McRay and Reggie first five wins while canning a Payne. _________________________ Hornets traveling to Lake Howell to take on the Lady Butler teamed up with David less .. uiiifl awesome 52 percent The win over ,Colonial Trojans The Evans Lady Hawks while the Silver 'Thomas to help the Seminoles rom narked the Tri be's second gunned down the Lake Oviedo Lady Lions play hosts control' the inside game at victory over a Metro team Brantley Lady Patriots 17.0 in to visiting Daytona Mainland. both ends of the court. was pretty leased with the his U1'd VICIUU first quarter and went on Thursday's schedules "Thomas turned in a fine overall game" commented wa the 'j' two wuis to scoire an easy 49-30 victory. shows Apopia at Deland and effort, complimented Payne. the Sanford coach. have special sweetness for the "He's the up-mart and kept The loss dropped Lake Sanford at Lake Brantley. "The kids have been Seminole coach. flipping the outlet pus to VALUE .. ... - SAFE, PORTABLE ELECTRIC HEATER e Holland said. "I thought some of our engineers had IPA on a sowdrackfor authenticity. But the cries were Irregular - 88 aLs I , . $ Itant fan-forced hsjt- 1320 watts. WIdI angle bi 'it reflector. Single knob temperature control. Post',, "ofr position. Cool fold down wits handle. High tsmpsratur, cord and plug. Tip.ovsr safety H. W.. 6" 0. 3OH2O1 ,..•-.. ' J * -. .,•. . . - . . . . I.. 0 _J so Itook a look Bruce (McCray) and Bruce got some free-wheeellng buckets. For the fourth time In five games, MeRay, last week's Save $76 to $148 - Week, led the Tribe with scoring honors of 22 points. on 4 steel belted radials, David Thomu chipped In with 18, while the backrourt 10 . 1 - . elected official In Seminole County. In Homosexual Households __ - • - U you think Howell's fortunes are o I WNI SINIO CITIZENS CONT1110L - ,I 1MOIUANIMS I I I '•' - wlTMuiscsOvmNs NIMSUsO1CIMSU 'CAILlODAT - . Dec. 7, they - Ii •"-' -. 322.1161' P. • '-. i MUUII *e.R•1 6OGOOOOO . • ' -'-: •.•• . :...: I ' • - • • ' • .• --- -' - - • . • - -- . : • _ - - - •• .- - - t •, .•• ..._ - -- 1- 79.88 Sale WOO. For to pr. Installed imports with MacPherson susReg. pensions. Suit correct 'swaying' and prevent 'bottoming'. Sizes for most foreign cars. One third bigger than our heavy duty shock with 10% more fluid for more stability, SulN for vans and light trucks. The JCPenney. Shock, 10.50 as . InsfollaNea available. -- -- - - [. _ _ _ .._ . • . • -• -,. , •. . * "T . ........ • - ' - • -. •- . - Now, two great ways to charge! JCPenney Auto CeI.M1 nter koterd PIne. Nwy, 1MI and Stale St. 3 PIIfl—U hash Heewaler It 14 . ., — I -- ., S ale $11 .. N.y. $15. AN"L Wore It, C011111016 L GMIW McKsaille Dyer 3, Howard 3. Teta; 813-111 inkAbom Md - •_ 'rIJy 25% off MacPherson strut shocks. Jocells NL1an17,Ssabi,Cespw L ise.w'u I, ilupiM 11. TsIa: ills-mu. • I ftI ' MOW. HWY.4$I - LONOW000, jiii- Reg. lOse.. Co ou- crulso'o with speed control computes travel time, distance, fuel used and more. For cars, trucks, vans and NV.. Not for diesel or fuel injected engines, Installation available. - win ow On Tribe. - wiI Reg. 299.99. AM/FM stereo with autoreverse cassette player has electronic. tune 10 station Memory Tuner, LEO stereo and all hardware. with speed control. Sale 174.99 $4 off van and truck shocks. to nab tte IA* lemma - - Aiikkza 09 SANPOND ($fl - •160,m at do soon blip a sfidord TIRES P011 CARL VANsTRUckL4WD' I CPLIT U •• • entertain Apopka Edgewater opened the second ' *ccissornis ! HAlO-lB Lady Seminoles rss MOM .ANgnm.nt —. $43 change plugs, points, rotor, condensor and service automatic choke. Install combustion chamber cleaner and Inspect Ignition. 00 cyi, S cyl., Astre, Vega and some import cars higher. quarw with afuucon'tp'eu - '15 Sale 229.99 ,, it rolls and has lii -w I2wa2 I GRTS.18 Metro powerhouse Iijirw 1111111 I I *fAV wiiwR $40 - Re. 23.19. Gel set for winter and save. We'll Edgewater Tops I, 10"Off • - home. Edgewater (Dec. 12) and Bishop Moore (Dec. 14) are other home matches before traveling to Colonial Dec. 13. Lyman's prestigious Christmas Tournament Doc. 2142 will conclude the &A MU of the Silver Hawks 197100 eampelm. Tom Murphy and Paul Pope will serve as WI SPICIALIZI IN - II ON Mileagemaker® 10 step tuneup. Sale 16,22 4 cyl.- "will probably get bigger" voted due to some complications involving sIz, .sk us 3nm GR7S.14 30'Vo Off gigantic Bland 230 missing wrestlers. Two days later, - - (PNONI' US 69.88 25 off CompucruiseTM Hawks will wrestle 'ç In weight class 147—ThddAt*ew---npImsnofe— 0 . $13 - Lake Howell opens the season today bVMlmr 01 WiT district diunpia / !'_ FR7$.14 Rustproof Ing at Spruce Creek ina match the Silver - - — — dist rict riameri lad year most Improved as junior... - — - pounds - - - . • •. ALL I)MVIN - for r.drptkn... 134 up Roberts senior captain Silver Hawks bed weedier -'%U potential of Mate c1''npl"... 140 II*. smith senior içsst heavily favored Martin Cindy op poniat for 'iI#]W4 of lad seam brother 01 hays... - $77 l Whool alignment, 14.88 Heavyweight-Brock - Cgs senior - -- g lad - - - we - best" Reg. 64.99 Sale 49.99 ER7L14 - - $40 AAA - - m 0 - • - - Reg. 57.99 Sale 44.99 MnV.1. way to - - . - SM $110 LR7I.15 $73 Plus fed. tan from l.S6to3.Je "ca tire. Sale prices effective through Saturday. Tires mounted at no extra charge. No trade-in requited. helped... — "This .y he our bigged yeer eve.," Schwartz sold of his aW dominated squad. "U we can day healthy we can be red tough." FVty prospects ca out for this year's team, bolstered by ii lackill no, ==41ling that Us in t "We've now had so many four year wredlers," add SdIWW$I, who . hu sent teems to the dift years. p w* two of Again this year Schwartz 11011111111 few weedlers hive I cbsoce at pod ..... laurel;. parents. senior :;: : ( off season strength program - - - 5 "very knowledgeable move wise" our Doug Lasley (iL — 14... - . - - yar's district champion at 100— "got all the moves In the book"... 114— Bit" Woodard senior and Mike Berrardo senior will wradle on for this spot.. 121 Tony PetTy junior last wrestling Perry brother Steve and Mike .içsrb wtestleri before now It 11(7 off year last year looking trim -• 107 David Manuel senior "worked hard and has come along be a senior darter"... 220 Canton Blocker senior district runnerup lad year selected as most valuable wrestler "one of 107 headed in the wrong _direction, Sch" will be 'the "V waits feels Is ,> - - - - - Mang-on 3-way Tire size Roy. Sal.' sketches of this year's Howell weight dulls: 100- KevIn Oglesby sophomore most valuable player on the junior vanity lad year 130 and pinned - < - The following are thumbnail ' placed with homosexual had ban neglected arabused. worth would be potentially State Officials bind the eitaaced."• foster parents all women and only two homw are so far chllikii*'s nude often aitdd Fradier laid the prevailing 'ml be dealt with In a notion In the field, open to Involved. foster fanily. oos*roiir.y, that sexual Authorities said the place $, — -hRIS't had psb1i,iii pribsinc. Is formed by the meats have been made with the costaei* of the dullen's with the kids In the home.," time a ditid darts school. said Anti. Burns, a depart. natural Th.flrdhomewusstsiln mint spobeiwoman. "They lTh when anadoloscesdboy mom toadjint well. ftgives 000000000 ran away (rum how and thsna kind ofmpoitive 0 LOW moved In with a lesbian atmospher, that helps them probiemsaid couple. Thu state-proved, deal AUTO -C OU PON at I 1 0 ( — Stql(wo (Lyman) In post season pla' last year. Schwartz predicted Steve Smith C140), lml year's most valuable wrestler, Canton Mocker (220) and ,no,ntroia heavyweight Brock Counts should have excellent seasons. eeronIck tune AM/FM with player has 10 station memory tuner. In-door 3-way speakers, JCP.nney steel belted radial has a 2 polyester ply radial with 2 steel belts. Brian "rated a step above brother's progress" but tough senior Vince Fannin 3-1 In wrestle off... 157 Chuck Pallet sophomore was varsity "very rugged kid" wrestler last year as a fr-lxnan... 169—Rick Vandelioiden— senior — football player four year wrestler eventual date runeerw John to - the arrangement and later their hosno.exuility. TRENTON, N.J. (UPI) '"They're good foster pitaNew Jersey social service approved a seco.4 home rim rents," Miss Burns adde& officials say they are locking by a lesbian. Both homes are located In "They take care of that kids for more homosexual households to place an In- southern New Jersey, but as If they were their own." Dr. Jeffrey Fracher, a creasing number of hosnelesa officials would not identify the town nor the parents. clinical psychologist at the gay teenagem The teenagers were placed New Jersey College of The Department of Human Services said Monday It In foster homes becaus, of Medicine and Dentistry's began making such asslge. discipline probl.ms or an sexual counseling service, meats on a casebue tuis Inability by the natural said the placement "makm and a hanul of twHors, parents to care for the sense" because the teen. bothboysaiid girls, have been childr en. Some of the ch1l.n agers' "selfidsem and self. *'ATTENTION* / ' "Jep Robert (134) Is number one," Schwartz said of his senior captain, Roberts look ahfOUgI*3decI5IOfl sa Reg. $51 plus fed. tax,* Site ) • By SAM Herold SpsrtsCsrrespsadeat When Lake Howell's Frank Schpeople warti talks wrestling listen. And with good reason too. me classy university graduate has rim up an impressive 39 7 record the pad tiree years at the Silver Hawk school Schwartz grew his wrestling roots at Lyman High School where he had an undefeated season as a junior varsity coach before moving to Lake Howell. Lost year's 124 mark was consklereda" down" year by Schwartz. A lot of coaches would like to have a building Yew like that. • ... i i ( - ', , - Agency Places Gay Teens - -- S~ lver Hawks Grapplers Sfrong Mat Crown Threat - to the youngest - - office to Cs Ila$sWiUred MmOIt and Maarse èyd. ArnoMl dônè aTi' 4111 an appointed councilman before his election a full two-year term In November. Mrs. Boyd also elected to a two-year term In November, Is 26 years old and - - Seminole High's Bruce McCray put on a real show tonight. shot s c was very goo and against Colonial last night by scoring 22 points man * " pointed Out and helping the Tribe dominate the boards for °r" their fifth straight win. the Seminole coach LESSON began a new two- year term with his oath of office Monday. At bottom, Winter Springs City Attorney Wallace Stalaake (left) administers the oath of - ele tion )tdi BASKETBALL Sale "I love that balanced Nirald Pest, by Tom NOW scoring," smiled Payne. in top photo, Whiter Springs Mayor Troy Piland, the city's chief executive for nearly six years, - . - I. TAKING THE OATH tandem of Glenn Stambaugh and Keith Whitney combined for an additional 22 points. 19 r f Sale 199.99 - OpeaSa.n.tolpm.M.s..$at ea1Ia.m.tolp.m.Ssadsy -- - ................. -'---- -- . - - .. . a • - •. • . . - , . • - . - S •-- ___ -...• ' . .-•- - - - — 7 -3 .• �• - 14A-Ivsn3g NraW Sanford, Fl. • 0 • - -• -• 0- --.. • Wednesday, Dec. 3, Ifl Robertson, Campbell, Crawford Shine Raiders Viidorious U 1 . By JOE DANT$ Herald Spirts Edits, Mike Robertson also turned In a solid game effort for the Raiders. 11* 6-4 / •$ ..sin : • - . y. that lifted Joe Sterling's squad to 24 on percent. The difference came at the free throw the year. 0 line where 5CC nailed a healthy 82 0 His efforts played a big role In taking percent, hitting 14.17 while the visitors -• tip the slack of an injured F1$flkIB managed only 54 percent on 7,43 trips to Carter, the squada leadlngsawer,wlth a the foul line 19 point per game average. . "We got a good effort tonight but W "I feel like the players did a pretty sure miss Carter," commented Sterling. Herald Photos by Tom Vincent - good Job In Just about every category but "We'll miss him Friday against Palm handing," commented Sterling. Beach," explained the Raider boss. Raider Jimmy Rogers shows Florida College a "We had a 15 point lead In the third "They are really big," said Sterling of little defense with this blocked shot during quarter and we should have coasted In the 5-2 Palm Beach squad. S.C.C.'s $6.83 win last night. Silver .Hawks Add To Ovi,' 40 4 EMiI - 0 iazter At 0 East-West Set For Jan. 5 0 - ': n Mlaw give 0 - 0••0 - - S.C.C.'s Jake Campbell goes up for a bucket against Florida College. Campbell was one of five Halftime: Semlnolo 40. Florida 1 - nor so Is IJ' snow. I ow 0 immi Of - ow t. 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St. John's so Eighth game 15 4 4 34 Tennessee 91, St. John's so 2SabIno.Yza 14.20 4.10 310 Boston 10 4 7 37 Tuskegee 79, Morris Brown 71 3Slmon.014 3.00 440 Minnesota 11 10 3 23 Vanderbilt 110, Tex Wilyan IS 3.10 Toronto 6Arta.Veges I 14 4 20 Wake Forest SI, Penn. SI 0(2.3) 31.501 P (3.3)94.55, T (. QUSOIC Tisiday's Results W. Md. IS, Bridgewater N 341408-0. Vancouver 3, NY IsIndirs 1 Midwst Ninth game Boston 2, Phlli 2, tli Andirdon 47. Taylor U 140 5.20 3.00 211$. Los Angeles 4, Atlanta 2 4.40 3.00 C. Moth 13, C. Stcktn 69 SVas Hartford 3. Wash 3 fie. Creighton 92, Nib-Omaha 72 2.40 lilona Winnipeg 4. St. LouIs 2 Danlson 7$. Washi.Jsff tO Colorado 3, Quebec 1 Drake 111, Mo..K.C.12 $0 34741. Wednesday's Games C. Ill. 57, St. Joe. Ind 49 Tints game Chicago it NY Rangers Hanover 71, DePauw 49 1440 1.00 3.10 aZure Atle.ta at Buffalo 3 Arts Huntngtn 34. led. Tech SI 510 7.40 Montreal at Toronto Kin. Newman 10, Ft Hays 47 240 1Mnsls Vancouver at Pittsburgh Kin? St. 52. 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Os -g -.' low y jp S1I.&L& s g allow 50 -: , N1$s14 17.$$ MOUNTiNG NCWDD College Wednesday's Games Atlanta at Boston Phoenix at New Jersey Sap Antonio at Phila New York at Washington Los Angeles at Houston Cleveland at Indiana Milwaukee it Denver Detroit at Kansas Chicago at Golden State Utah at Seattle Thursday's Games Portland at Utah Golden St. at San Diego Pro Hockey Our Reg. 27.11 A7103 MU 41.$$ 0 ':jaI Alal 4-PLY 070*11 42.55 34.4$ 2.55 '17511$ 4L75 42.7$ iii A smiling Oviedo coach Joe Montgomery accepts a $100 check from Sanford Optimist Club Vice-president Dale Koppock to help out In the Lion's trip to Milton high Friday. Koppock issued a challenge to other area Service Clubs to match the check. BEST WISHES j- available II 075*14 855 34.4$ • If the lions win at Milton they are In THE biggest game of the school's history. A victory will send them home to host the state championship game. "The response has been great," said a hurried Joe Montgomery as he bussed by the office to meet Koppock. "We've had a lot of people come through after the stories were In the newspaper about the trip." "At last count," said Monty, "I think we had enough to handle the bus and the motel and most of the meals but we may be a little short for a few of the meals." The Oviedo marching band Is also making an effort to go on the trip and support their squad. Anyone interested In helping out is asked to call the school as soon as possible at 365-5671. 0 Jul11 111111111 IIlIJllIllhIIllhII ______ 1"t"ll'm'iII ____ • DOlL Cea$,JL_ Avt$irvlcs sOsdait.r. net 175*14 35.55 33.4$ 13$ 0 175*11 15.55 31.4$ Basketball Schedules • I • auto service 175*14 !!..!! 31.S$ 11, SCOREBOARD WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. • 0 promotion. . Raiders In double figures with 16. 'ITat 57 08114 31.8112 1$S iii 175*14 33.55 5flT j1 0 KEY LARGO, Fla. (UP!) - The Toronto Maple Leafs were hit with a $10,000 fine Tuesday for deliberately attempting to breach a National Hockey League resolution when It tried to enjoin several players from participating in a league-endorsed The phone rang off the hook bright and early this mrnlng. "Hey, we read In Tuesday's Herald that the Oviedo Lions need some help for their playoff trip," said a chipper Dale Koppock, vice-president of the Sanford Optimist Club. "We'd like to help out. Those kids have done a great job this year," said Koppock of the 12-0 lions who travel way up to the panhandle to tackle Milton High in the semi-final round of the prep football title chase Friday night. The trip was one not figured In the budget and presented a financial problem for the lions. Because of the length and time Involved, Oviedo will have to bus the entire squad and coaching staff and spend two nights in a motel. And everyone knows those prep gridders can put away the chow at mealtime. Koppock shot over to the Herald office this morning and rounded up Lion coach Joe Montgomery to present the fifth year Oviedo boss with a 511*0 check to help defray the cost of the trip. Koppock also issued a challenge to all other Seminole County Service Clubs to match the Sanford Optimist check. "The Lions have done Just a super job all year long," Koppock aald'We're just trying to make sure they have everything they need to make a good trip and bring back a win to Seminole County." Maple Leafs Fined 10 Grand College 40. Total fouls: Florida College Ii. Seminole, 14. - 5_•l*_ I _• iittk down wlththrwfouIa. do move down thsmlddl. ,o..Is,o.'o•* included among Samos missed On layup and rm Total OMM LOM .esu IS, - - - $soft oft WM assessed with a 0 NIL MU CiT. iii POLYESTER CORD j ,ü be ________ Stow For Phillips and Oviedo technical foul for not sitting to handle the IRumiro." ___ Some relief for that things got nj' before .y on ,the bench. It was my fault. I pr.amremayccm.Siturdsy got better as the HaWkS apologized to the kids," when s. playmaer &e jumped to an early lead then held an to beat the Uana Phillips said after the game. &igPmn ret urns from a "lwas being too cute with him diIped bone In his wide. ___ (the referee). Friday's jam. $Seabrasae The VIdOC)r Well Coach •"He told meto sit down, aol bad Rohinsossmonwoflh.dM Grog Robinson's squad to 24, ant on my knees. He told me to the mämss* thngh. 4We while Ovtedofell tol4Lake sit down again, sol Set cnmy cinplay 1his way ever thoie Howell plays tenth•ranked t (0(1 the floor). I guess he or well be I tridil.," __ the ____ _______ (ZA) SSSbFSUII Friday wanted me to sit on the former $r"ls Cosy entertains Winter Park 01111101119 star'' at Saturday. Oviedo, meanFollowing the call Barnes Doug Msyits with 13 pss while, bouts Lyman Saturday. calmly hit two free throws to and Willia=!n with $ The Hawks Haggle Barnes, 1111 the Hawks out of trouble, paced while who doesn't live too far from at lesut for awblie. McKidght aIded 131* corn' ____ Bess. Oviedo In Jamestown, felt With less than a minute to plunu* right at home IM nlsi*. olav forward Terry Jones The senior converted '1:7:" in he Zt; in a hot &A belf to open up a Barn,, than *2111 Silver Hawk Wudqo fifth foul, four ad w" wititoJames 'c'"'O"-4 144 at h$fUn*. OUUtVS, to " the Uoni a 317. O'MisY S44. Forward Claude McKoW last chance for a mkado with how Salinas out with nii 4200000614. 2-11-5, Mayor 6*12, kiln S" 0 . ___ aevell offensive Mars. Picked were centers Dwight Stevenson of Alabama's Sugar Bowl-bound Crimson Tide and Ray Donaldson of Georgia; linemen Bill Marten of Tennessee; Mark Jones of Missouri; Iry Pankey of Penn State; John Sciuneding of Boston College; and Dick Cuvelier of Iowa State. 0 GAVIND PL -"' - - Dora Auts OeØ. .psodal$y64a Ol't LOTS Is -, P.. ._ besi..,111 __ __valm STANFORD, Calif. (UP!) The 34-man East team for the 55th Shrine East-West football game at Stanford Jan. 5 was completed Tuesday with the naming of - Sho L rgO.Land.Mt.D.rs& mmw gSen.te.7 teuve. euiuto) 32 I edo s Woes -: CLEVELAND (UP!) - The Cleveland Indians, moving to solidify their farm club organization, have hired managers for three of their four minor-league teams for the IM season. - Gene Dusan, 30, will return to manage Cleveland's Class MA affiliate at Tacoma, Wash., in the Pacific Coast League, Woody Smith, 52, will return as manager of the Indians' Chattanooga, Tenn., Class AA affiliate in the Southern League and Cal Emergy, 42, will return as manager of the Indians' Class A Waterloo affiliate in the Midwest League. 0 Sop Orlando and Sanford dolly 9:30•9:30, So. 107 By SAN COOK slamdunk after a steal togive HoweflWith two freethrows. HersldSports Correspondent the Hawks their biggest lead "I felt all right," Roland 21-6 opening the second said about his return toaction Tuesday evening didn't quarter. from a knee injury. "But my Mart very well for Oviedo's The pesky lions, however, brace is really tight and it Dale "Digger" Phillips. refused to fold. won't let me bond my leg back Prior to the Lake Howell Taking advantage of some too well." game someone fleeced the offensive fouls on Barnes In Howell's Robinson, also was Oviedolockerroom of two sets the second half and the worried about rightness, bet • of emergence from Injury of lad of a differed kind. n, jy year's leading scorer Horace "Our guards tin'., the ball "DIgger" makeshift lineup (minus Roland, Oviedo pulled within wound too muelt at the end," (gotball players. Troy 42.32 at the close tithe third Robinson said. Jam.. Minor League Managers 'L 0 FLORIDA COLLEGE ($3): Gallon so.o.12; Bush 3 0.04 Ml?. chell 40412, Mattingly 1 1.4.3. McKinnon 3044, Burgess 1444 33, Davis 4 2.3.10, Sapp 3 00.4. Totals 31 7.13.13. UMINOLI ($4): Crawford $2. 2.1$, Johnson 22.24, Crooks 1-211, Campbell 7 2.2.14, Rertson I 7523, Roøs's 100.2, Brown 30.1. 10. Totals 34 14.17.14. By JOE DeSANTIS Herald Sports Editor Cleveland Indians Ink Three Seminole Community College's sophomore guard he Jeff Washington at 64 and 245, Howard hungry for the red of the week following sophomore hit on 6-15 floor shots and the Raider's SM win over Florida converted on 74 free throws to take game Haskins at 6-7 and 200 and Louts Fuentes Scoringhonors with 23 points. The lanky at 6.6 and flO present Sterling with some College lad night. wingman also hauled down nine match up problems. In his first start of the season, retids. ,Well definitely have a hard time Crawford hit for 1$ points, connecting on "Crawford did a good Job for us matching up with their size," he ex. 844 shots from the floor, went 2-2from the charity stripe, claimed seven fioor tonight," praised Sterling. "He's been plaid. ,With Carter out, (with back trouble) recoveries on loose balls, dished out a playing well In practice and he shoots pair of assists and took three defef)gjy reel well against the zone, which is what It hints the consistent inside play. Florida College uses a lot, so he came charges. Palm Beach Is currently ranked third through." Their only That lad category, the defensive In the state with a 6-2 Sterling also pointed out that Jimmie two set backs have come at the bandsof charges, is tue statistic that Crawford a three day meal ticket at thel Rogers turned In a good game underthe tel, ranked and defending state champion boards. Sanford McDonald's. Brevard early In the first two weeks of "He rebounded well while he was In the season. . Restaurant manager Bob Hughes gives away Big Mac's to Raider cagers for there," explained Sterling. Rogers put 12 The Raiders finish a three game home each defensive charge they take during a minutes of playing time under his belt stand this week. Following the Friday and In that stretch hauled in game. clash with Palm Beach, Sterling NA carom,. company host the Rollins Junior varsity Crawford's all around fine per. The Raider's out-rebounded Florida Saturday night before taking the show on formance complemented a nicely College 35-31 while Florida held the upper the road for the Indian River Tour - balanced SCC scoring attack that saw five Raiders hit double figures In the win hand in field goal percentage 57.49 named on December 14-15. • "\ .%nfotq Optimis * ts Make Move To He1P IN BRIEF Indeed they are. Palm Beach boasts a starting front line of 6-1, 6-7, and 16. A pair o( them big guys are from the St. Louis are.. Wednesday, Dec. 3, 197I-13A 0 SPORTS Home Turf 86- 83 On but we started turning the ball over and let them back In the game." 0 Evening Harald, Sanford, Fl. Issue Challenge To Other Service Clubs • ............... sss W. First Street 322.2021 - Mon.-Fri. 6-4, Sat. , . .... -......... - - .• . .- . , -44 * . - - - I -- . . I �1A—Evenlng Herald Sanford, Fl. -Gold Blocks Are $46,000— Wednesday, Dec. s, 1979 Cost ly Gifts Abound For Holiday NEW YORK (UP!) — Sculptor Roland shaped and can be arranged in an endless Gebhardt offers the ultimate gift for the variety of configurations. child who has everything else — a 244karat "Kids get the system fast," said the gold building block set for $46,000. Sales scptor. "Adults are more inhibited tax is extra. they tend to think flat instead of dlinenIn less expensive versions, you can get slonally." the "Pieces of Eight", as it's called, at Gehbardt, who's done multiples before, $29,000 for 18 karat, $19,000 for 14-karat, said the new "toy" grew from a form he and In aluminum and teak for $90. In that 24..kara( version, the blocks aiway had on a table In his New York weigh in at 57 ounces. Each piece, ap. studio. "People were always playing with proximately three-quarters of an inch by it," he said, "so a friend said why not three-quarters by 2-4 Inches, is Identically market It?" By GAY PAULEY needlepoint set — a thimble and scissors with cabachon rubles UPI Senior Editor and round diamonds studding 18-karat gold and platinum. NEW YORK UP! - Catalog browsing at this time of year Tiffany's said prices on gold and silver had nearly doubled should squelch any gloom-and-doomers who say this nation is since it began compiling Its catalog last May. Gold has gone in a recession, from $247.30 an ounce on May I to $39525 now. In that same What recession? That's the only possible reaction to the time, silver rose from $7.99 an ounce to $16.79. cornucopia of costly gifts offered for Santa's pack. Many fine jewelry stores are not listing prices on major How about diamond rings for close to $1 million each? A pieces because, "They're one of a kind and you couldn't post a space age multi-satellite antenna that for $36,500 can be inprice, really," as a spokesman for Van Cleef & Arpels put it. stalled in your own backyard and add 100 more channels to "It's like a collector seeing a Cezanne that interests him ... He'll your television set? A mink jogging suit for $10,000? "His" and go look." "Hers" dirigibles at $50.0(X) each? A lewelled needlepoint set Cartier and Tiffany don't post prices on some of their one-ofat $8,000? A gold-and-platinum lighter with precious jewel a-kind items either but their catalogs feature prices on most studding for $15,000 and its matching pipe for $3,000? An ar- other items. chitectdesigned home health center at $1650 million? Tiffany, for instance, advertises a marquise-cut diamond set "Gold that buys health can never be ill spent," 'tis said. in platinum to make aring priced at $985,000 and a pearshaped There's plenty of gold in them thar catalogs, but It'll cost more diamond at the same price. Another emerald-cut diamond ring this holiday giving season. So will silver, platinum, diamonds in platinum setting is $850,000. and other precious stones. All are costing more this year than Nieman-Marcus, headquartered in Dallas, offered that dish. last and prices are busily fluctuating. shaped antenna pointing directly to a satellite in orbit above "We are putting costs at a minimum of 10 percent higher the equator, giving the viewer the options that include 2,000 sports events yearly, 6,000 hours of special children's than last year," said a spokesman at Cartier, which offers that What's this about a recession? You only need $36,000 to buY a multi-satellite antenna for your backyard. OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fla. CookOf The Week Bazaar To Feature Around-World Foods By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer wntirnmTnln1 Ifl I... IW mnulcia iina4 c,u.h t1v nlaht,.Iiih hnu W•••ISOflI ' ..J, iSflJ Sfl• S*I ..............fltV flb No, responsible for typographical errors Quantity rights reserved. PINECRIST SHOPPING CENTER 2701 ORLANDO DRIVE. HWY. 17.92 at 27th St. DAILY 9.9 • CLOSED SUNDAY California Blast Keeps People Out - TORRANCE, Calif. (UPI) — Dense black smoke billowed from an exploded gasoline storage tank today, preventing hundreds of evacuated residents from returning to their homes. Firemen early today poured 200,000 gallons of water per minute on the blazing multi-milllon-gallon tank. The explosion that jolted much of the South Bay area late Monday, triggering the two-day inferno, has claimed three lives and forced area residents to flee from their homes. Flames licked 500 feet into the air, and the towering cloud of smoke rose into the sky and spread nearly 15 miles long, covering parts of adjacent Long Beach and San Pedro and extending out over the Pacific Ocean. The smoldering 3.3-million-gallon tank buckled and was Itself being consumed by the intense 2,000-degree heat. FUNERAL HOME talents and compiled a cookbook with many of their favorite recipes from around the world. 2 tablespoons olives 2 tablespoons capers t:. teaspoon pepper The following are some of Mrs. Zalewski's St. Augustine Catholic church in ' teaspoon oregano own recipes and some new favorites from her Casselberry is having a bazaar Saturday and 1 4 up oil friends she has found In the cookbook. They the congregation Is planning to sell Christmas 5-6 wholee cloves all have a delightful Spanish accent, but can crafts, hold a flea market and serve food from I teaspoon Master be easily made from ingredients found In, many different nations, S large potatoes local markets. From noon to 3:00p.m. the public is Invited I bay leaf to sample dishes from Italy, the Orient, EMPANADAS 2 tablespoons salt Greece and numerous Hispanic countries. Dough: 2-3 tablespoons tomato paste Ruth Zalewskl is from Colombia and she Is 4 cups all purpose flour Make 3 deep cuts lengthwise in pot roast for one of the churchwomen turning out delivious 1 cup warm milk later stuffing. Remove fatty skin. Dice very items to help make the bazaar a success and I egg fine: onion, green pepper, garlic, ham, salt to help finish the new church building by 1 teaspoon salt pork. Wash and drain. Add olives, capers, Christmas. ' pound butter pepper and oregano. Mix well and stuff pot One of the items she is preparing is a dish roast. Refrigerate overnight. Filling' from Colombia called Empanadas, bite-sized Heat oil in large skillet. If too large cut 1 pound ground meat pastry stuffed with a meat mixture. roast in half. Brown roast, then place in Dutch 3 boiled eggs They are very popular In several South oven. Add boiling water to cover one of ' cup mashed potatoes American countries and are often served as roast. In oil left in skillet add Gravy Master, cup chopped onion hot hors d'oeuvres at parties but can also be bay leaf, tomato paste. Mix well and add to 2 tablespoons chili sauce (optional) purchased from street vendors in many water. Add 2 tablespoons of salt or to taste Brown ground beef and onions, salt and towns, and cloves. Cook I hours at 350 degrees. Add pepper to taste and add chili sauce. Add "They sell them on the streets like ham. potatoes and cook until tender. Slice and burgers," explained Mrs. Zalewskl, who lives chopped egg, mashed potatoes, stir and set place beef in gravy. Serve over rice. Serves 6 at 690 Diane Circle in Casselberry with her aside. to 8. husband, Pete, and two children. Mark, 10, Combine flour with butter and egg. Add salt ORIGINAL OLD Ml'X!C() and Lash, 8. to the milk; pour little by little into flour ('IUACOMOI,E SALAD mixing and squeezing dough vigorously with 2 large ripe avocados Mrs. Zalewskl said her parents sent her to hands until smooth and not sticky. Cut dough i ripe tomato the U.S. to study and learn English. "I met into small round pieces and flatten with 2 tablespoons m inced onion my husband in New York," she said. "He's rolling On. Lay out the cut empanadas and i teaspoon lemon juice from Brazil." Her father came to New York, place one tablespoon of the meat mixture met her future husband and liked him. Peel and dice avocado and tomato. Place in near the center on I- from Las Vegas or New York, and sessions of the U. S. House of Representatives. You have to have a Federal Communications license — application included - as well as authorization from program distributors Including first-year fees The N.M dirigibles, 120 feet long and powered by a 72horsepower engine, are called completely collapsible and portable, cruise at 25 miles per hour and come with full flight instructions. Dunhill's offered that one-of-a-kind lighter and matching pipe in 18-karat gold and platinum studded with diamonds, rubies, emeralds and sapphires. And a one-of-a-kind chess set, tn-level, made of porcelain, sells for $10,000. Many of the 1979 catalog offerings stress gifts for health and fitness, for warmth when thermostats are lowered, and the influence of traveling exhibits at leading museums also shows In fine reproductions of such as Items from the treasures of Tutankbamun, the Pompeii, and the Gold of El Dorado, now on view at the American Museum of Natural History in New York. *30 WEST AIRPORT bOULIVARD,;, SANFORD, F LORIDA TLEPHONE 327.3213t r .. pILl.I*U%...QRAMKOW one side. Fold the dough a shallow bowl and mash What started as a couple of years In school to a paste with a over and sçal edges with fingers. Deep fry the fork. Add onion and lemon juice. Mix well and turned out to be marriage and a family. "Two empanadas and drain. Serve with quarters of years became 15," laughed Mrs. Zalewskl. green lime or sweet and sour sauce. While the children are In school Mrs. PUERTO RICAN STYLE Zalewaki works at Sears in the Altamonte STUFFED POT ROAST Mall where she is the assistant supervisor In Try the teletype department. "At this time of year 4-4; pound round roast we are very busy and it is hard to get a day 1 medium onion off," she said, but when she can find time, she 1 medium green pepper enjoys swimming and painting. 2 cloves garlic Mrs. Zalewskl and many of the other ¼ cup U,nrYti .5 4f A.,.....eL.. h..... .,.1..J &t...i.. ---- cooking ham IOWA MEATS WEEKLY SPECIALSI AREA DEATHS "Order yHr HoId.y arnts wI" U.S.D.A. CHOICE TRIMMED OIUCK ROASTS M $169' _ff ALL MEAT WEINERS FRESH GRADE "A" GEORGIA WHOLE FlYERS LB. 49 1.111. HORMEL SKINLESS DI VEINED CUP UP SIc LB. 79 GROUND CHUCK 2 LITER BOTTLE MRS. FRANCES MAGNUM Mrs. Frances J. Magntsson, 70, of 709 W. 20th St., Sadord, died Monday night at her home. Born in Qay, W. Va., she lived In Sanford for the paM 50 years. She was a member of the First Presbyterian Qiwth, Sanford. She Is survived by her husband, Robert E. Magnusson, Sanford; nephew, James E. Jackson, Orlando. Bnisson Funeral Home-PA is In charge of arrangemeig,. SLICED TO ORDER OUR OWN HOMEMADE 3 LBS OR MORE We Sell only U.S.D.A. Chelce n twrally aged bovy tewebeaf PHONE AHEAD FOR "WILL CALL" SERVICE sioNr IAWA 383.41$ IV MATS BULK BREAKFAST SAUSAGE$ 19 *1095. FRENCH SANFORD If your family loves chicken salad but doesn't need the extra calories mayonnaise and eggs add to the dish, take heart: there's a new, more healthful way to prepare It. Among the many recipes you might find In your cook. books, few are as low in calories and rich In taste as this Baked Apple Q*k*en Salad — an excellent luncheon entree whose diced fresh apples and celery add fiber, viiaiwns, minerals — and great taste. It's easy to prepare, too, even with leflovers. BAKED APPLE (HICKENMLAI) .1 BABY $119 STEER LB. LIVER FRESH DAILY LEAN LB. I.Ub U4I..Wcoor.VU ciu(Kvu 2 cups diced unpeeled red apple. 1 cup sliced celery cup chopped onion I can 00 ox.) cream of chicken soup ¼ cup dry white wine 1 teaspoon basil 1 teaspoon salt ' teaspoon garlic powder ¼ teaspoon pepper In large bowl, combine chicken, apple, celery and onion. Blend soup and wine 'TJ 'L THE BAVIND PLACE "I NEW AdtIonaI 8x10 Color 'jt 12n95 Uwd SUNISIDSHEADBOARDS All Sizes witk IEDDING , $99 '129 FURNITURE 1 till F C, — 95c 000 dsposlt ike perfect (,NS.I1N1UnS.S. ol a omip bocIlJ ' DECIMSER: TUft. • '• MON. YNIUFRiN • IATUIDAY94 "0110 IL u On 1115., Nc, ii . - .. until smooth; stir in spices. Pour soup mixture over other ingredients and mix well. Pour into 2-quart baking dish. Cover and bake at 350 degrees F. 25 minutes. Remove cover And bake 25 minutes longer, or until hot and bubbly. If desired, garnish with baked apples briahed with a mixture of water and red food coloring. Dollop with sow cream. Makes 6 servings. SURPRISE PARTY SANDWICHES Virginia apples Variety of doughnuts American cheese slices In medium bowl conthine all ingredients, except pork chops, mixing until well blended. Arrange six chops In single layer In baking pan; place stuffing on each. Top with remaining pork chops and secure with, toothpicks. Cover and bake at 350 degrees F. 30 minutes; remove coven and bake 30 to 40 minutes longer, or until tender. Serves _____________ . , 1' • • •- a&w7omm. _ . ,..........., ',.. , .-.. Li ., - -' WED. THURI $ FRI. Cl 0 1 i? . Up Come in and See Our TFOpICII as EXOtIC Plant* 1 Cwt4'tee AdOPEN Gadg Coin 0AILYI:30.530 Ph. 323-7130 . . . '• :' :. . ,: , Re'tLbL Sanford ALTAMONTE MALL . ' ... . ... . .. • ' Peppermint sticks Core apples; cut In ¼-Inch slices. Split doughnuts crosswise. On bottom half, place apple slice, cheese slice and top with other half of doughnut. Place on cookie sheet; heat In 400 degrees F. oven 5 to 10 minutes or until cheese is melted. Garnish with peppermint stick. Make as many as needed. . . • APPLE FLOATING ISLAM) I can 120 ox.) canned pie sliced apples, drained and Zales Christmas Sale! 25% Off Regular Retail Prices of a Select Group Of Christmas Gift-ables! • WATCHES! • FASHION JEWELRY! Prepare pudding mix according to package directions using 3¼ cups milk; stir In GIFTWARE! as EVEN DIAMOND JEWELRY! rum flavoring. Pour pudding over apples; chili. Beat egg whites to soft peak stage; gradually add remaining cup sugar, beating until Miff. Turn meringue Into greased 1. Inch baking pan or spningform pan. Bake at 325 degrees F. 12 to 15 minutes or until lightly browned. Thursda% Fnda% Saturday and Sunday only, 6,7,8 & 9. December Erov '100w with loOts c't'1 ZALES The Diamond Store (),I* I$ VIO* r" olem AM t% k.t(C1 to pno W4 Zales Christmas Coupon 25% ON regular prices o( a select group of Christmas gift-ables! Coupon is valid during Zales Special Christmas 1 cup apiie cue. % cup chopped onion ¼ cup choppedraislns ____ or ¼ cup melted batter margarine 1 tahioon pareley flakes ioonsait DAILY: 50A.M.-$P.M. 111 h1' It 92 AT AIRPORT BLVD. SANFORD 6150 SANFORD PLAZA. crouWas $ 10 Colors—In Bloom 2397 French Ave. 2% cups but seasoned $AT. Shopping Days only Must be presented at time of purchase. Coupon not applicable on certain items viiiere prohibited by law. Void otter December 9. 1979 ZALES, THE DIAMOND STORE % tselipm pepper __ :., $ a Ile 4 Ar ' 6. 12 port rib chopL 4-loch -_&'__---- • Ruth Zalcwski fills empanadas. sivrw THIU DAYS ONLY IuIIIINCaUuIys . D 7 QLI. I I ingredients with syrup. Serve In highball glasses on ice or frappe in blender and serve in cocktail glasses. SAVORY CHOPS Color Po*a_N Package for 11i .nH, family k maul price. and In a vaduly 01 poeas aM No addtHonol o__ W_ for iajp p SON"dw 01"y or . ' PINA COLADA i cup sugar 2 cups i 16 oz. i pineapple juice cups cream of cocoanut 16 oz. white Puerto Rican nun or to taste) ice Dissolve sugar and pineapple juice in saucepan. Allow to cool thoroughly. Mix other Carefully remove meringue and slip onto top of pudding. Makes 6to$ servings. MOAd dta.ss V 00 Pockogs now kcIudss: TWO. I0O 3- 50s, 15- WOO and 4. Color Poikoit Chonns GAIUWN PAN Each '10 . ••.. • II _', Al Slzii . Be OaIp SOFA BID I Y !F25 ISETU$ID flake one hour or until set and golden. Remove pan from water bath and allow to cool on wire rack. Cover and sit in refrigerator. When ready to serve turn flan Onto platter. Combine apples, ¼ cup sugar and cinnamon, stirring to mix well; pour Into shallow 1-quart serving dish. ;0! !. --J V J. — Funeral wrvlcn for Mn. Francis J. Magnusson, 70. of 7$ W. *h St., Sanford, who died Monday, will W at 2:30. Thur. Way, at the gravisld. In Ev.rgroni Cemetery with Dr. Virgil L. Iryant Jr. off iclatli. Srlsson Funeral HomePA In thar$. Each Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Caramelize a round 80-inch aluminum pan without tube by melting 1 cup sugar in pan at low heat until golden color. Swirl pan to coat bottom and sides with caramel, Place on wire rack. In sauce pan gradually mix ingredients in order listed then strain. Pour strained mixture into caramelized pan. Sit pan in large shallow baking dish containing one Inch hot water (add more if necessary). cup sugar, divided 1 teaspoon cinnamon 1 package (6-serving size) instant pudding and pie filling mix 3¼ cups milk ' teaspoon rum flavoring 4 egg whites M*ornissoss, MIS. PRLIICIS 5 -- -- Seinoran Funeral Home, Altamonte Springs, Is In charge of arrangements. . serve on lettuce. Also good with empanadas. FUN FROM PUERTO RICA i can condensed milk I can water 6 eggs, well beaten and strained 1 cup sugar for caramel 4 teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon vanilla An Apple A Day I __ i In A D TrerEnt Way I ,, EDWINC.mJGH Monday. Born In London, Edwin 1ea Hugh, II, of England, he moved to IM fl..va - Longwood from West Englewood, N.J. In 1969. He was an actor-entertainer at Walt Disney World and a Morman. He was a member of Sebastian Dinner Theatre and with NBC for 18 years. urv1vors Include his wife, Evenden; daughter, Vivienne Stewart, Alexandria, Va.j. son, Qifford B., Longwood; brothers, H. John, Orlandø and Ivor, Hartford, Cairn.; sister, Miss Elisabeth Hugh, New Orleans, La. and four I Wedntsday, Dec. 5, 17-1B I- A. • • - .. - - ,: , -;. . •--.-- . _ �- - - ••N $$wWg S. - -• - : - •--- . • a -,.•_. - • __ - - - - ••.-•-.. . • • • • "It was the saddest day of my life," said Betty Ford of her husband Gerald's Inauguration as President of the United States. This statement was part of the book review of Betty Ford's blography "The Times of My Ufe" given by Carolina Itawis for members and guests of the Woman's Club of Sanford at an orientation coffee held at the home of Mrs. Richard Fowler. Mrs. Rawls said that Mrs. Ford's attitude toward her husband's auianlng the Presidency reflected net only the fact that his time at home would be even more limited, but also the unhappy events surrounding the Kennedy Assassination and the Nixon administration. During most of the formative years of the Ford children, Mr. Ford was deeply involved In the political scene and Betty Ford was left with the greater part of the task of rearing them, She says of her children, "They were all bright, and all different. Susan, because of her uncompromising honesty, had the hardest time growing up." Betty Ford, too, had a hard time being In the limelight and It was because of her honesty in dealing with reporters' unexpected questions that were difficult to answer In any case. Betty's answers caused floods of mall, much of It angry, when U she received angry mall about those subjects, she received much that was warm and heartfelt when she revealed her Problem with alcohol and dries. Treated for ye*rs by drugs because of a pinched nerve, It finally became apparent to her that the combination of drugs and alcohol must be dealt with by outside help. She could have gone to a private hospital and been quietly treated, but she chose a more publicized course of action. She did not wish to be treated as a "special" case, but she did hope that her case might help others In the same situation to seek help. At the end of the book she says she grullilki on one ft at itime. Carolina Rawli, left, and Bsinnle Iagan discuss book aboud Betty Ford. She has been active In semi-professional theatre, writing lad editing. Mrs. Rawls was accompanied to Sanford by her husband. They were the guests of Mrs. Philip (Bunnie) Logan, chair. man of the ESO Chapter of the Woman's Club of Sanford. She has been a frequent speaker before the local group. - V DECEMBER SALEmAoTHON Heavy Sculpture * N1olt Pih * krtfrtoi,.s .R.tel. $10 q54. Yd. 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I recognized the voice at A week ago, I received a once as the woman who had phone call in the middle of the phoned me! She called, afternoon from a woman who hoping I would throw my refused to identify herself, but husband out and give her a calls: said she thought I should clear field! I go to the ticket window, know that my husband was I've forgiven my husband, down liiv &nvn my --...having an affair with a young but I'm still hurting some. I'm •: money hoping to get my menial work. • p woman who works in his of- glad I didn't act foolishly in -U money's worth In enWhy should entertainers be fice. Then she mentioned the haste, Perhaps some other H.rald Photo by 'rent VhCIflt Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Hughes, from left, Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Butler and Mr. tertalunent. I sit through the treated like gods? Have you woman's name. I recalled my wife will be wiser for my and Mrs. William L. KIrk, performance, then down ever heard of three curtain husband telling me that he experience. comes the curtain. End of calls for a neurosurgeon? had employed a young, Un' If you print this, please show. Then I get up and leave. I JOE S. IN SALEM, N.Y. married woman by that name don't use my name. Why should I either remain DEAR JOE: No. But It about a year ago. I fell apart. call Band:'Our Kind Of MUSIC GETTING OVER IT my seat or stand up and could be "curtains" for the When my husband came DEAR ABBY: Your advice Glittering Holiday decorations transformed the Ned Yancey and their committee provided the festive keep applauding those patient of a neurosurgeon who home, I told him about the call to LONGING FOR Sanford Civic Center Into a vWer wonderland for 1118. egomaniacs and 'shouting turns in a poor performance! and knew from his reaction it MOTHERHOOD was the Seminole Mutual Concert Assoclation's Champagne A longtime SMCA patron, Mrs. Norman (Liz Bravol " like a nincompoop*! DEAR ABBY: About six was true. I cried. He cried, worst! She wanted a baby but Ball Saturday night. Pauluocl) Helfrich said the committees and Vivian I paid THEM to perform for months ago my husband too, and then confessed that had no husband or boyfriend, : Buck "deserve a pat on the back. Martha and Ned did a ME. I should be applauded for started acting nervous and he had had an affair with her, so she was considering asking 3: The evening began with champagne and hors beai*itui joh." buying the ticket. Without me, preoccupied. He also started but broke it off two weeks ago, a fellow to do her a favor and doeuvres at 8 p.m., followed by dancing to the Bill In speaking of the evening being "cozy and warm," and others like me, they working late at his office and telling her it was a regrettable father her child. You told her : Rankle Band from Seminole Community College. A Mn. Helfrich continued, "The orchestra was terrific, would be In the unem- on weekends - something he mistake, and he would get her "scrap the idea!" Why? breakfast was served to 98 ball patrons at midnight. It wuourklnd of music. The band (players) looked so ployment line because those rarely did. a Job elsewhere. He said she Ruth Gaines was overall ball chairman. Martha and If a woman wants a baby, S nice in their black tuxedos." ego-loaded showoffs would We've been married 16 seemed to accept his decision, why should she have to marry rather starve to death than do yews, have a nice famjly,and Then heaskedmeto listen In a man she may not love just to have one? If she's longing for ECKERD'S FAMOUS PHOTO OFFER motherhood, married or not, TWICE THE that's the time to do TWICE THE PRINT$o,t an aura set of We fill Medicaid prescriptions. pVinf *ih f.wery roil of something about it. black and GUARANTEE white print it Pt I i.m developed and printed 1 IlEckerd's make. a '_I Today a woman has the ' TODAY AND EVERYDAY ], We .i also honor most insurance • bad print, YOU right to have an abortion If _J DON'T PAY FOR IT. TWICE THE FILM Get two roos of profit _________ she wants one, so why prescription film to, the price of one Kodacblor or black 2 ___ .It YOU take i bad rograms. ____ shouldn't she have the right to anti while when you have your film picture, YOU DON'T processed at Ecketd s have a baby if that's what she PAY FOR IT. k your Eck;1 ecist AND EVERYDAY wants? Ii ti COlet*7, at haM, ys t Amsrtcw (undU thisistlaway the =6 are _ -lbs MUM ! " mm,w....iways SN lbs hf_1 in mm'. -, - DEAR ABBY: In response to ACTRESS, who criticized those in the audience for rushing out of the theater the minute the performance is over Instead of sticking around for all the curtain um ' •. He Paid For Entertainment ,, and àIàn ad womin irs 11101111111,10 likely to 11" longer time in cow actipstions. ctauftats aid college . -Why Should Joe Appla u d ?F People with college educationsocan, on the to live loom with less pratandsus, •. - - - • The Greater Sanford Chamber of women gather for a coffee and fellowship chamber, said, "Let's make this day a Commerce. and local businesses will topped off by drawings for many door memorable event for our most deserving sponsor the annual salute to Sanford's prizes and gifts donated by local business women." business women Thursday, at 10 a.m., at businesses. the Sanford Civic Center. Sanford working women are cordially In keeping with the past, local business Jack Homer, executive manager of the Invited. Married people an look ft." to Hft longer than unmarried or divorced aut -. - • Coffee To Fete Business Wom,en she was asked about marijuana and about abortion. AM •• Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. --- flit. Is eIsa sn that Is U th. gerM 61111s,111111 • I inciu9uration Was Saddest Day Of Betty Forct's Life merica. •-•.- - -. •, ...p Stat•ESOhãjrmán Reviews Book For Clubwomen Who Lives Longer In - o(1*. Honorary Mention ceslificates will go to Pats Forgione, Channel S; Mary Armentraid, Cmei 2; Hihii Pelkin, Qiaoml 6; and Tracy Dent, WDBO : tI V 11' lI Ilk Raft. - • ..•:------------ ."•--------- __ - • - -. V. a- • )b.a '-. -- ---. - -- -. - - a '..- -.--- •..-a --------- -- ---. 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Interviews I Y MORNING reports on the people and GET 1 CDOIJOHN DENVER AND Stevie Wonder end SyNester M" wants which are making news THE MUPPETS Kermit the Stalkwa. (1) 6 FRIDAY MORNPiG (fill In the production and glamor Frog. Miss Piggy and the rest UPSTAiiii DOWN. Of CD 0 GOOD MORNING I a (1) TIC capital of the movie industry. of the Muppets join singer John ITAWA "Marded Love" Lou. AMEN" Good Thru Dec 19. 1979 1 Good Thru Di TAC DOUGH IF1919 Denver for an hour of Christ. il 135)SKAZZAM pAW rOnm 0*6 a triend to help am mos music and comedy. his marriage when he 0 35) BIROMM AND THE am that GAME U1 11 11 : r0l, MM JIM ROCKFORD It Is threatened by his own QA AXY TWO MM (Z) 6 HOLLYWOOD (0(35) .1118,CI"UsCift. Oracle Wore Cash"We Suit" 13. CHICKEN 9 (35) MONY DICK AND 1 IOUAM I Mg*ffM(WED) (ED(35) MAUDE Maude gets M DINNER I ID(35) FANTASTIC Foullit HBO ON LOCATION: THE IS Items - All the surprise of her life when a HBO mom "Thill Entww" FOURTH ANNUAL YOUNG high school friend pays her a You Can Eat (1978) Clint EasiwoOd, Tyne I With Salad Bar ED (35) FRAN1(ENB!E,N JR. COMEDIANS SNOW Victor visit after 25 years J I Daly. "Dirty Harry" Callahan is i I *.ND THE IMPOS$11448 (FRI) I BOrgl Introduces several of the Z(17) p4a lJy$Atj Aolnsdbyatsmale rookie $n his I i (17) I THE THREE top budding I comedians from Atlanta Hawks vs. Boston urst of a group California I OOGES / ST I THE LIflLE RASailsectlonsofthecountry. revokarslang San Good Thru Dec I ----------------------Good Thru Dec. '' CALS •cr smolcES Francisco.(R.lflr,,3Smin ) 'O Arnold develops a crush onan (I])(35) I LOVE- LUCY Lucy __________ I 6 uh1 ('1lJf -t 7:25 HBOEMMETOTIER'SJUG. older girl who is using rnm,o and Ricky sell their washing •(1) TODAY INFLORIOA ND CHRISTMAS Fifty 1' £ attract the attentions of Willis. -i machin.to the M.rtj.s, GOOD MORNING 7) Muppets are introduced In a CHILI r vian CI1JE'SAN GE LE CHICKEN BUCKET' FLORIDA hsart.warmlriq story about the 1.100 (t])(35) DINAH, & FRIENDS i Includes 3 •(4)(I)•1 NBw. 7:30 Sideit.ms Your Pa .r? 11:30 •(1)TOOAY P 4 0(J) TONIGHT Gusst host: (DO GOOD MORNING I I David AMIRIDA If you haven't U I C.00d Iliru Dc 19. 1979 I '"°' received your 35d0 Good Thru Dec.19, 1979 ------ ---------------------RON Japanese commandos Evening Herald $in strike unexpectedly. steel _______________ DUSTING POWDER 1050 • 9 (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (M 07) THE FLINTSTONES (1) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 300 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL (35) WOODY W000PECK. ER AND FRIENDS 3.30 - love between an otter mother Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. andherscn, Guests: Mike Farrell, Tim REAL PEOPLE Reports Conway. Judy Ferrea, Patrlc ona woman who delivers mos. Conway, Bob MCO$pin, Lynda Chase,Father key that guards a pig pen and a aD a P.M. MAGAZINE . 1 14011 2.5-oz. flacon of Natural Spray & 4-oz. Dusting lip 4' I & DUSTING IV A1,75.oz.of the 8-hour cologne. EWY'' . IT V!*~.. 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And since there's a limit of one couponperparfy,p,rvlsIt,your - friend can springforaplatt,r nexttlm.. Good only in Seminole & Orange County Hurry, this savory offer ends Dec. 11, 1975. WORLD ' ,'.. Is* ONLY Not valid in conjunction with other specials. Please present coupon before ordering. Door Seafood ovscaUanothsrsHoodIover afld fell hhn or her that you're springing for a delicious Fish platter. When you present this coupon at any participating Arthur Troachers, you'll ch got two places of our most original fIshl, plus chips, plus 2 ? hush puppies,& Colo slow. And since therela limit of onfe W visit, cais spring for a platter next time. COUM WParty, your frifind a in Semloole a Orange County HWY, No dgkkW ol Or* OK. I Is 1119. &W I IMI MONUOI SSIU I Not valid in conjunction with other special$. Please prevent coupon before ordering. VU MudS Buys (NW7. 1742) Ssuf.rd N. Orsdo Av,, Wlahr Psr - 1 llll$O5ØIleum Trail,Orla ndo S Semen. Blvd., Iind *AN.mes.s ts .-.. -.,•.- Dear Seafood lover, call another%eafood Iov.rand .• . V NA. ' - r - 'V1Mh - - ' THIS THURSDAY, 5:00 P.M. — 10:00 P.M. CrAA Mai adwo of vow",I* *WWI$* "is jOvari - . AUN MW AS • ' Buy one delicious Fish Platter* Get another for half price, $ 95 Aft A ft L* W Cl Lo Md OWN Of U p *40 3 11 - ' 0 610 - _ DAVEOPOUNS )OIOkVm 110 U THE - -.' ,.' 10 "JAW cor"num. , .- - . - 1500MOnAfti$hWW I -oL Touch-U 'w PRINCE MATCHABELLI '. ECOUPONE Buy one savory Clam Platter Get another for half price. .f. - • ml NUNS AND THE S OALLWONILDII I I N -. . 4 - jAWWjVNAN \\. . I Not valid in conjunction wilh other specials. Please present coupon before ordering. __ MNOPE 1PAMLYAAlN 1,jM S - • __ __ __ De Good .n In Seminals & Orange County 5$gy, 5 ofj p4 c. Ii, 1575. -- ROW . - . iao I . . - Dalair Seafood lover. call another $"food lover and tell him Or her thiat you're springing for a tasty shrimp platter. When you present this coupon at any partIcIPAting Arthur Treacherls, you'lI "ch got 7 golden brown &hrI m p, ou r fa mous c hI ps, 2 hush PUPPISS, & Cole slow. And since there's a limit Of or* coupon W party, per visit, your friend can spring for a platter I .' ' I CACHET Buy one tasty Shrimp Platter Get another for half price, "A~ CIDDWWG .--.. L (1).SittNS 130 -I • •I ECOUPONN 1016 - IleH -. Also available in LAlmantor L'Origan ., (MON-WED ooiaTYosi •(FPORTU WAGONER Jell f 5 QD 6 WHIM Pi Oats Cologne. . GIFT SET - - 00 1 -oz. Colorado Sop or Wild a W-30 (1) WHEEL OF FORTUNE aFAMILY Few EARLY DAY lowly"Fill" &A~ dD sea" MEN Ish a LINHOLLYW OOD aaD NON ROLLE10 OMW rMw7pli - RL ONE a AI ' a am movo aD D TO N AWIOUNORD GIFT BET ii . aDjTH1 60a LUCK I J OeedAlIDsy Wednesday • 8 - AMERICAN - 1,4-oz. Hair Conditioner. 14-oz. Shampoo 2000 Mini Lip- 75 GOOD ISM(111111111111100 VALUE $2.17 Blushing f '.. UNTAMED WORLD 0(17) LOVIL AMOMM A11F10R01Mr$P 1.ptT.n.O.Sixlothon GIFT SIT 2-oz. English Leather After Shave, .oz. English Leather 65OCologne S 275 oz Deodorant Stick. ITICMIOGHARC$ óOCTR MAGAZINE II - (WWI 8Er (BION na THU. pq / / ______ (35)IEWCY . - -- "a W. Celealial or., ft" ilail - _j S - •,' • . ., .. . --A -A - •.. -- .-• lip- _______ ______ �-- -..• - -I-- - - I Die, s,irn G ra h a rn Loss A Victory? CALEND _______________ WEDNESDAY,DECEER5 TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) - The Hotn. , Sanford OptimIst, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Sanford Rotaract, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & Ught, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Sears. Starlight Promenader,, 8p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. dead as the compromise Gov. Bob Graham tried to work out. The lawmaker, left Tuesday after six days of tense negotiations. They adjourned when a conference committee failed to accept a tax reform package highlighted by a moderate sndIng limitation and a 75 percent assessment level, Graham said he was disappointed with not getting an34.hlng tothevoter,onthe Mardi 11 ballot, and vowed to vigorously enforce the law requiring tax assessments at market levels. Lawmakers hustled from the capital reassuring themselves they did the right thing by snubbing the governor and going home after passing laws allocating $21.8 minion for school maintenance and alterine mwam. C,,t ln,.1.aliM4. THURSDAY,DECEMBER, South Seminole OptImist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 am., Maytalr Country Club. Weight Watcher,, 10a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Church 7 n.m.. OwilIts, Inn Mnrlh ,rn........J Center. Diet Workihlp, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., MontgomeF)' Ward, Interstate Mall. governor tackled one of the higged problonis facing the state. the lack of uniformity in aunients. He got beth houses to respect It was a victory for him." berry. ' . Deltona Theatre Arts Guild, 7:30 p.m., Episcopal Parish House, Enterprise. Semlaoie Chapter No. 2, OES, 8 p.m., MasonIc Refreshments, prizes. florida the Night Visitors," Christmas opera, 8 Senior Stetson University's Stover Theater. citizen Plaintiff's attorney or rn. property tax assessments and state spending Limitations during the regular session, a.! think you're going to ate the exact urn, propsais April," noted House Rules Chairman Ralph Raben. plead in said action, and fIle your answer with the Clerk of this Court at Orlando. Florida, and toservea coi'v thereof upon the Plaintiff's attorneys. Gary 1. Beti, United States Attorney, and Elizabeth A. default wilt be entered against you for the relief demanded in the complaint. . WITNESS my hand and Seal of this Court on November 16, 1919. (SEAL) building. b. dlvorc.d Ausoclatlon, a p.m., Program: "How to Burglar-proof Your Home" representatives of Seminole Sheriff's Department and Winter Springs Police Department. United Methodist Clutch, Cauelberry. Bathed AA, 8 1201 F'IM $(, AlAnol, 8p.m, Halfway House 1,.ak. Sa. _ p.m., Wlddis, whIch aforesaid Writ of HAS8EE,Fla.(UPI)_ ' TAUaA gnj ' veto - -- IP!flI,d MEl TODAY NOTICIO$SHEIIFF.$ SALE _ _____ Mringslawmaksnptae, enhswthn30pa _____ be 1p.M. ,Pren. Light cooking, own Perlence required mInimum 2 years. Call 030.4411. PLUMBER 1''$EP For localarea , BENCH TECH & OUTSIDE TECH Top pay for qualified personñei.. Apply at Westgate TV in Four PASHER PORTER lN 9VSk1 good, reliable person. _________________ —. _____________________________ ____________________ t1smi ? f Sales lady, exp. In ladles' ready.. Io.wear, apply in person only. No phone calls. Ro.Jay, 110 E. 1st St., Sanford. - EN JOY Creative ExpressIons 322.7513 Noissi's NIALTY IIALTOI _____________________ _______________________ __________________________ Get plenty of prospects .Ad. vertise your proict or Service _________ In the CIasilfi.d Ads. MAKE ROOM TO STORE YOUR WINTER ITEM. $....SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. . . - Phone 333.1332 _______________________ . .. - _________________________ to distribute nationally known projcts. TrainIng provided, 000d earnings. 574.301) for SMALL COUNTRY HOME Shady lot 133x130. 1 BR, lB. CB, n, Legal terminology red but not necessary, - r lease option. 533.500. shed & lots more? BPP WAR. RANTED. A buy for $37,000. 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. 2640 Sanford Ave. _____ 321.0759 ________ MANAGIRTRAINIU Synthe$(c oil dialer needed, No experience necessary. 333.0311 'l.a. ,, ___________________ am all aspects of business. Must.be relocatable. - (((Cl) )) furniture, Refrig stoves, to'ls. 71—Antiques - -- FURNITURE I THINGS Buy & Sell -- Newl Used Furniture 323 6593 _______ features! CHA, WW carp., Fla. rm., eat-In kIt., I. lots more! BPP WARRANTED. 554,900. beautiful oaks, workshop, guest cottage,? BR, 28, comp. with barn, home in Idyllwildet Many custom features on a 1g. Landscaped Iot$ Only $62900. - - Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's th• only one In Florida. You set , ___________________________ ________________________ _________ ______ -- 83U fot1urfl detaIlS. - JUST MAKE PAYMENTs—', to 'is models. Call 339.9100 or 834. 6S (Dealer) OCALA ANTIQUES SHOW — S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF IJPSALA RD. Refrig. RePOAMANA I? daft Sold 5 ACRES executive farm, irrigation, landscaped, work shop 1 3 BR, 3B, W-pool. __________ _________ —. Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Noll's Santord Furniture Salvage, 17 92. So of Sanford mo Agent 339 $306. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a Cash 322-4132 Used tull site tiotel rnotc'I tied TERMS AVAILABLE, - City Auditorium Fri. I Sat. I p.m to9 p rn- Sunday I p.m - forkida. Enteininent. current $1578 billion bi m.Ial budget including prov1loiij covering a $13 million capital outlay appropriation for school ____ ____ DeBary CiVIC Man, building. Members asked * bIIII plBntforezchangeandwrappedgfftdorDeBary Manor buses and $5 million for books and scientifiC equip- _______ _____ ____ ____ -- _____ _______ ________ __________________________ (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, . used very short NEARPINECRESTSCHOOL THECHAPMANSHOWS $1,500 TOTAL, time. Original $593, bal. sisi or _____________________ $31 mo. Agent 3390306. ____________________ NICELY WOODED OVER SIZ. 72—Audjon _______________________________ For Estate Commercial JOE'S. 10.300. _______________________________ _____________________________ & Resi j dentiai Auctions & Appraisals, (2) 30' LOTS NICELY WOODED KENMORE WASHER — Parts Call Dell's Auction. 373 5620. NEAR 25th ST. $7,500 TOTAL. Service, Used Machines, 73 Chrysler Verygoodcondltion,$5 3238773 _________ _______________ ____________ ______ ___ I :1 coestltution give the IagWMze lpsdftc aidMdI' to writ. tI et ,, cit wldci govermn.Mcpur.,. _______ The suit contended Graham vjqjled th coi4 by - ________ Moravian Church, SR 434. YmsrAid$C$uif.rsiag,,, 9p.m., Orlando Garden Qoli, 710 E. Rollins Aye,, Orlando. èj Cost Order .1 Amaranth, 8 p.m., Masonic Temple, N, Park Avenue, Sanford. SA'WIWAY, DECEMIER 30 letmas Parts, 7:30 p.m., pod hom, on lakefront, Senior Citisms km to Deytona Beach for hmcheon at the "akan. Leave Cemeiberry near Leeds at 9a.m. Pick it at Sanford Civic Center, 9:30 fin, Ret 5:30 - that went with It. kgislativ. intent and the mono,' travel together," ________ - _____ ____ __ _ __ _ ______ ______ _____ c.nt,.I Furls Chipis ii Ike Arthritis r.imô.s "Gas Gussles" aiation 10a.m., Winter Park Delvi.In Theeta's, U.S. HIghway 1742. CUSTOM HOMES BUILT $.O.ULINT - ' UI -. 1$ guest cottage 1 24*40 3331365 Qazebo for your vr UflUTfl' _______________ 3237832 TWOPLUSTWOISFOUR And That's A Facti ' P I-Ssoisenia$Ii L _______________ Custorndrspeui.s, bedspreads & wellpapw', Choice l$bf'IC$. rs est.'IO Vt's. e.p. 455.7500. - Nolan,. _____ 'P1ST-Capable of SO wpm. $jp digfrabl, Handle Retired military or retired civilian preferred. United Solvents. 333.1401. - ___________________ ______ _____________ ______ - your Iudgetgo furthit', shop tIe Classified Ads every day. ike CERTIFIED lAWN I LAND$C4pI FREE ESTIMATEs . Poper Agency, Wm. $fomper, . 1979 Olds Dells 5$ Royate. tow AVON FIGHTINFLATION II Avon. Increase yoU? ew'fIlfl ___________________ Yardde9fls,Tn.. a LE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN - 41-4louas Lake Kathryn Village. I 0 2 BR condos. $36,500 $33,500. 95 pet. *$lafC*&MiK (LOCAUwi. - ____ _____ _____ ____ Ch.Ck. _______ _______ ____ $I'ihen Providence and In kIsn Doais.rd, DsDo. - pewer.po,dsiails.cp. . . l-ld1-447orM43e7 - ' Christian Brothers REALTY, INC. REALTORS 034.1041 Styl. Ill Lake bud, Delve, Sanford. Che Twbsy Sheet spemored by ________ W W 1sace CA ITEWA Carnal GM lONle Mkmed. - - IMIL,I:. - u . 0$ pour U?*epi IsLalu, II - It Ha s 11 4 Pbe1N ipso, en or —, sot. i'• wee. ani nle f ____ 1 ' . :' -, . - dip 0$, i It IN :. - . ____ ___ '-,' ......-. - ___ g ' Oii* 0$ *0 COredI dm9 ,1yC9W'. -' ______ ______ - ___ - ___________ 6'0', .. 1- - , . TewFloancl.I5*y, 33114o NO UOItI*AO1 PIES ' km*u ; berø*. ome i p n' P0 I*OKUAGE , - '' - PUS __________ -- ___ 1UUij1 " - - ' i-j re'.0ClLbe ' .'* -. -. ______ ___ e'liime.* ________ -1P'•SIIN - No 1- ntj end OradNo ____ lio wsay& msedntv ra*.etuime . -. ,1' 1. tmeds Unduredsheai ____________ 231-Wi .vmo.'. ,' - . ---. - -- .- - CaliBart REAL ISTAII ACCESS. REPLY p. 0. BOX 1795, SANFORD. FL 3377), GIVING DESCRIPTION, _____ formol ilvius & dlnN nm's, Ile51lck.PP in i. ep car * & ess. une., - -. " REALTOR. MLS'. me. Leo.'& 1071310.. 3235714 D.y or NIÜ -- '- Agent 33$30 - -- ______ service business for sale, inc. tools, fixtures, inventory a. - real estate. Call W. Mallc. ______________________ 47—Reel Estate Vblented _______________________ ___ ___ -- Losing your home & credit? I wifl catch up back peymonts & buy equity. 3331216. ____ _____________________ _______________________ _________________ in _________________ Dream place 2nd area on Lake FeIton. Webuyyoureqgity,cir5, Total dec. homi. 3 BR, Dl, calm kit., paneled Fam. rm., Sunken LR,sc. patio. Del. gm., CIt-A, intercom. eY, AWJSRDREALTY, INC - 10l,T5FO Ic THE CHILDMN - - 54 -Garage Sale - ________________________ ___________________________ Cash for pour loll Will build on your lOt 05 our If. V Enterprise, Inc. MOUNTAINS of mIanlI,. by. SI IOCONASSUI lii' SIlo __ e, -. 43Mpblo - ._ No our wais osw SIOA 36011. front & nor Si's. - VA&FNAF9Wdpj ________________ ______________ 2 510*0036 CINTRAt AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO VEN SPRINGS, 511$,, SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 3211465, 327-ID?. Park ________________ f Bootsforyour man Dingo&cowboy5tstpo KNlGH7 S,2Q5EIstDownt ________________ MUSlC' CROWN PAWN SHOP owTs Stereos, guitars.cam,qas Imanyother items j Pianos, organs, guitars, amps I, 1901 French Ave. 333 $764 drums. Bob Bali's Disc. Music Center. 2302 French Ave. 322-3355 I___ _____________ IR TIlE FAMILY Fri. & Sat. 9.5. __________________ ________________ - _______________ 13 to choos, from. As low as. $199. All at close out pricei. .$ Mercury motor, 13'Delcraft Alum. boat, clean. 332.1720 1.4iijj' Guitar Ctr. I TMusoum. Over 00 flew I used bargains, Martin.OibsO Guild Yamaha, 3510 5. French (bik - ' ________ y!ar. 553 W. 1st 372-7031 - - -. ______ WH,$ONMAIII FURNITURE BUY,$IL,Taa.oI 1111151, Pbet 16. 337.1632 Trisi compacter loll for $00; Lg. reorig. — $50. sanemahar Sewk I I ______________ ______________ ______________ ____________ - MR. T S FASHIONS FineClothjngforman EVERYONE ________________ goodies. 1001 Grove Manor Dr. ii.. make Real Estate & ubss loses. FIodis Norgage investment, 350 S. FORHIM His comfort Is important Daniel Green Slippers at KNIGHTS,205E. 1st Downtown 1l Maple Fri., Sat. I. Sun. 9.4 Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. we A SuM Thrilllhernwjtp,boots Yard Sal., Odds I Ends __________________________________ j - _____________ ________________ 3 tam. yd. sale, kit. items, d tools, linens, collectibles. 35 E. WolaM off Airport Blvd. I ___________________________ ________________ GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS! TDC slide project. r, 3 Kodak Inst. cameras, lawn turn., lamps, pool accessories, ladles coats, dresses, shoes I men's -A--'Mor$gei lougN Low 'Down Payment orange & ATTRACTIVE FINANCING, I yr, sranty, 51s,.- L Christmas Slippers, we "Nothing" necklace, gold filled KNIGHTS, 20SF. 1st Downtownl Gwaltney Jewelers 2045. ________________________ *DANNY'S AUC TION SALES ______________ - assumable. $69,000. 574-3*5. LOT iw., sMOriti links non'., .st.in ktIchen, range. N' Q _____________ - in Pinec,est. Dec. 8,9.4. ____________________ - pet. Dingo&Cowboy Boots ___________ - BoofsforyourCowgi,l every beauty need. MERLE KNIGHTS,2OSE. Is? Downtown NORMAN 110 Park Ave. - ___________________ Diit by owner. Daniel Green Slippers KNIGHTS,701 F. 1st. Downlown I fieautatul lewelry. fabulous perfum., & cosmelics for sale? Lot of work? Will buy . LARGE COINER Select StyIeandWarff _________ - - ---------________ ______________ SCRUTV Gins BARGAIN TV'S Whypaymore? HERB'S TV 2597 S. Sanford Ave. 373 1134 LOCATlON, ND PRICE. CLASSIFIED dlspsal, Carpet, control hoot IDYLIWa$,01 ____________ LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. WITH TREES AND GOOD k2.7S bal. 1113.16 or $17 mo. iowskl, REALTOR 333.7903 _____________ UA1.TOL 233'UN GRARJTQUICK $uporolharps SR foncilar, If. pi... a... Se's. Good used TV's, $75 & up ____________________ ._ , liropi-.., *. 3 Si. or I 0 5*l.*. SIN km*Io COy. PlorNo '. -- __________________ _________________ older 2 story 3 BR, l'i,B, FP I newly renovated. Ready to move Into. Call to see. $35,000. 251, 1 bath, ig. covered e, and fenced backyard. EXTRA room. EXTRA nice. EXTRA Ilveaole. $37j, - ___ _______________________ - ______ _____ ______ 3.':' heat, w.w carp. I inside mm. terms& priced at only $76,950. ___________________________ OWNER WIL$PINASICI - $' home Wel Ni kI9 & I0IN belie.. $1L Las -, _____ -..... - nV' 4'3LoIs&Acrn.g, with trees. 10.000 with $1,100 down and interest only for years. 3 BR, Ia turn., -- Necklaces, II carat chains, Diamond, ruby, sapphire & emerald. Cwaltney Jewelers 7045. Park -. MILLERS 29 Orlando Dr Ph. 327 0357 q J Jim Up Hair Styles & Jeans W of I 4, old SR.46 at "76' Station, Paola. 332 5071. - 24th St. and Coronado Con- 031 9993, - ____ ________ __________ ml 4'oIcTS FOAHEN Levis—Juno,&M$sy 'L results. Just tr) one. m.sii or ___ ____ ____ ---',-._-___ - 5,; ___ REALTORS •304133o, 339.011 eves. Selectyourownbrealifastfruit from your own fruit trees in your own nice backyard. Priced right so move fast, won't last long! W G.rneftwt,,te Peg. Real Estate Broker OUT OF IDEAS? I _ ______________________ _________________ INC. with i yr. warranty. - . NoIl's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 92. So. of Sanford, FORREST GREENE This one is ready to live in. Tastefully furnished 3 Bdrm, I REALTORS 3710$anfordAve. 3fl-777 9 Used Color TV's -9 to sell-- your _______ I 1 ANTIQUES ______________ -- - 377-1317 511,500 _______ Little want ads bring big, bIg, _ _____ CaM UsFer Terms ____________________ - the above described N'NMI fo m 51 *UDE .Mll *10 jJ _-f___ -.--- 5*111 or big. Int'fo 1131 aier 1p.m. •j, $•t,• $23,100. 322133),333.3732,80477, __________________________ CIOPENTIY' PAINTINS' on4 --, MASONRY CONCRETE AN FU1lfl$ to MV ' S1W Mepe, 11951 pr-a (*1) .FUU$T W-PeI4vaw* $.f" ______ - OVelitvsi.euNI.$*. - - of $5, 2 BR, I B, zoned commercial, good bc. heavy traffic area, 7541$. French Ave. aIolcu 21395. Myrtle Ave. Ian* Orlande wV. . ____________________ - - -- 53—TVRadioStet'eo Lake Mary corner lakeview lot, sewer, water I. paving. Executive Country Living with all the sPace you will ever' need. Immaculate 7 Berm, Bath pool home, fenced for horses, on over 4 acres in lovely Geneva. I yr. warranty. All this and much more $I7O,. $92,000. 4 _________________ -' Myrtle Ave. Orlando ___________ - . _ arcess to St. Johns River. 3 fiR, 4 B. Country living on 4", acres with 330' lakefront. Also I BR, I B guest cottage. All for 4$LFLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ________ . .__ _________________________ cleaning pool w cool deck, fenced pastures, fishpond, ________________ I BROKER 7139 Sanford 321 0410 OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK , ________ . CareNory. paW.. NoW. anblWwpberepii.asi.a,*. 0ai95NUstii.,*' $oanbole Cmty, PWIN, wIN of , 15S I5*jr$d ISIORO I1:i0,- A.M. sn.e dIN Øp 0$ ' ___________ AD.'$p%of.Wel, - . - - ___ . - _____________________ CarPentry, PiWk. IMINug.& so.. IopeIrq. ____ , Mt - the_Seminole Co.oty . mestrs . . ____ _____ ____ driem.ulIi - ." ___________ .,sh button Controls, hat tarousei, still In warranfy )rIginally $64,, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 339 SEIGLER REALTY Eight acres fenced, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, fam. rom., fireplace, 3 BR, I' a B brick home with 14' x ______________________ ________________ _____ ______ . __ 'avsilallefrom9WcMOl,iof ipdqi. . MOP SO INbISI s __ ______ . . SINS IàjiJII ' a1se i.nios. Pler9W. 'ii be - tofu( IW.lWg IN ____ ii_u, II ad t-T.r-I &BPAINTING 323.2222 _________________ parls* aN taas Org the etoi. 'dint's place of buslpi le , * 55k, ____ ____ - ' ____ _____ ,. mel ____ ceed' in Ms ______ ( $4loreye.fl.aj7 _______________- ____ _____ _______ ,' _______ _________________________ _________ . ________________________ ig9W OlIN 9W 031* of 1* rt aMber SeW. service an 'Pot$lpier' *aey or lan. ' ________________ ______ MllcaNinoeus office Squigmiot, lire & Isiek dolectam, Power tools, Ilectric and el,ie,Ii - _____ , __ ad ". ... 361.5 REALTOR . $$y$ Is A, C'RMi s. saAvo, MV' ii I I p.m., WInl Pt Ubryrrws, __ 50W are commanded hi Now. ___ ___ wr4 -, ' _____________________ ______________________ ___ .' isowat ' CEOCEI1'2 ____________________ ________________ _________________ . _____ -, 7 pa.WV 4404 Eeadr Th . ' _____ . &rein P—_ .. - E PHONE CALL STARTS A :LAS$IpIIo AD ON II'S IISULTFUL END. THE lUMBER 15330.341). - - - 1Uy, ou * I p.m, (S • -' _____ - a ____ M. Unsworth R.alty - , Muji,' he — J in the Irked - ______ ______ ____________________ ____ ________ _____ ______ ____ ___ - owner— Orange City—,75. ___________________ j SANTA'S MICROWAVE 2565 COUNTRY LIVING at it's bestl Phone3fl-7U1,Sanford . _____ ' r I — aNddisdInfrednwaut. __ 3500 5. Oriae. _____________ - _____________________ ________________ , ___ person at ' ____ (be mule, Prueded by t'l - - , ____________ _________ _____ ___ __ __ ____ ________________ -' MOISAY, OIU$ ____ in - _________________ _ Dec.rnbsn 1.1* is, P01* in me mile fl111N {*I, YI4 r1N' IkeadoOho He mkter a Ml, then M— .i fsw4 shill named in 9WI PetIffep ig ____ for and • south of______ tk,sesityIoà,d. the Past by P"di ('311511517 Band ________ aadaHEa.nd,, - meAN Ye. T,Nankyou bela,, my castemers & *il,mli. N*iW**ieiy p tesap,N i iewt aow sow, mop .mii, you be rldaly bISMOl. S. -. maybe.nt.r.d.galns, youfOrthe refill demanded in He Pelitle,). Known as Floildi Alsrm arni , ____ Apply SELLING IT MAKES CA$ PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD - NOW. Call 33245!) u 1550$, Agent 339 8306. ________________________ 0 JOHNKRIDERASSOC official Security, Inc., Difendani, ae WITNESS my hand IN THE CIICVIP.COUIT g 21-,SIhjatIan aforsaid Writ eoalefffiIsCourtenttedayof deIlversI to 0$ E*OCII*IIII we THE SIS$T$$Tf$ no as $Ierilt W .. CIRCUIT IN AND FOR November, 1579. Sem C0mty, - g ___ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA onsciestlevs all-girl Friday ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. have levied vsei He fsIIs.U*p IUfo* Pal lollRepil, CAl NO 39415CM$.i l_ wishe. pauline office week. descrig property -owned Np Cliii of IN THU MATTER OP THU Isp. Movele, lnc. dNa Florida Alarm UUI __________________ 3365163 By: Eleanor R41t.No.S. ASOPTIOR OPt and Security new known as ONi.. DSIdy Cliii MINOI NELl. ITILUIa . FREE ISYlMAtIs Plo IAl.rm1ed$c.s,y,,nc,, 1. Gary Massey 5's$otes: TO: ARNOLØ ITIUlIa 1s. ..'..' property UeI 1 MWOItDUS,.ULU u * Psw41l.f-nt-r, YOU ARE NOTIFIED , ,p 141 WhsUln. LNi $•tea Utensil PefNIOiui,, ALLAN K. P1*11(11, Asadisig, Iprkiee, Florida 31101 SemInole Clp, Perlje, Rep.doiirllomebefo . Out _____ ____ ____ ____ AT.I1N, lisa (UPI) "I6 *hii,y 1" 91, a .SO4sgged ea $ lge ____ 'Ig Nsflcs Pope,' - Branch Off Ice .aancing. Call Don Cox 333. FHA-VA,FHA735&34$ ' ____ _____ Hackb.rry' SiUktdAAWeses'sGre,3pjn., 1301W. FIrd. Colbe,AA, depj4 8p.m., Ascension Lutheran ____ _____ ______ ______ Chara, Cborry. ___DECUIDUO _____ W?AY, ________________________ EATON, 162 Whooping Loop, un the seal of the Circuft COurt' Aitamone Springs, Florida 33701, *sm$ef 1 AdditIons. Seminole Pet itloner's attorney on or before • County, Florida, upon _________________ judge rendered In thi January 2nd., and file the original atorid court'cn the lilfi lop 0$ wtffi the Clerk of this Court, either Octobir, A.D., 1975,1 thaI certain before service on Petitioner's case entitled, Albert 1" attorney, or immediately PI.i.wIff, .vs. Movalo, Inc., s *iiilKivgKuineIi .ffiene.lfe,, otherwise, a ludomint Florida Alarm and SecurIty, diucsod. Hi said the language did Ij amy law, bA olmoli pg in a i'e- thet prOpSty tAR bees olield gut ION date eciueel LOUS7 ______ many extras. Reduced to , - CkeIsta 1-by Shed sponsored by MitlIad. South Seminole amer otcimmer-ce &nt. itoa of 11 verIty (g $ykflo,, CkeW. psale, downtown Sanfor4, 10 am. The Eagles CI CIa, Spin., Sanford Chamber of [H 3 BR.? B, IS' x 30' pool, green . NEW LISTING 1k Front Casselb.rry 381 2 B neat I clean, new roof, fruit tress, fenced yd. Owner motivated, 1977 Dies Cutlass supreme. Cxc. cond., AC, pp. p5, Buy -Sell Consign __________________ Multiple Listing Service - Fenced 3 BR, I B, Dbl. lot. This one has privacy in townl Only 529.900. Still under warranty. AC. tilt wheel, many optIons. s.00. MRqU ANYTIME 390 N. 17.93, Casselbeecy, Fl. 034-1300 Eve.$2.346$ 557,900. LV WOODED OFF NOLAN f ________________________ RD. (I) AT $1,300; (7) LAKE I asper repo GE deluxe FRONT AT $3,900. I c ...i,. w. 'V. •A&I •WV.JJ )111 time. Bal. $1$.I4 or $19.33 mi 322- 2420 ______ __________ ________ - - Elite coil ____ - __ NOTICEOP$$IRIpp'$ j, I sr. 12' x 12' bldg. in back for $31,900. _______________________ ______ ___________ _______________ ________________________ ______ 1011.25ff 5*. . _________________ _________________________ ______ _ - Eves. 3220612, 332.1507, ____ ___ - nufth,nr Parties. All this for $79,900. Owner will hold mortoaoe, _________________ .__, ____ eautlful 1 acre with 3-story home. 3 extra 1g. BR, fam. mm., LR, OR, hardwood floors, Cornerof)OtpIFr,nch . •,,, •,., • vv• .- .,,u, PAINT CONT, ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR fREECIT 3231450 _____________________________ - CALL JAN AM EMPLOYMENT - ______ p.m. 323-0697 tresMOIIIS leg. 11*1 ESTATE Irober FIsH ESTATE Cameron Ave. . .,UMODELING& REPAIR - - ______ ' formerly $fo,yfo,$i s a.an,1, 1191. 16.Uai Publish: November II, 21; 30 & Seminole County, Florida, will at iso smaii. IL.I,I1, 11:00 A.M. on the 30ff day of Oecwnber 3, 1915. December A.D. 1579, offer for sale D,. • - sell to the hIQhI$t bidder, for cash, subject to any and all existing liens, at the Front (Wool) New or repel IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o , ,leaky Wilson our THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Of the Seminole Csunty CIRCUIT IN AND FOR COUrthouse, In Snford,_____ Florida, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA thi above described real property. , CASE NO.79-2316 CA-19a That said sale Is being made to INRI:fleC$$ndyef safisfytheter,nsofs.$of 'ln." Ex.cutlon. ZACHERY HAYES CURTIS. tenor I exterior to original. E. Polk, NOTICE OF ACTION 321.Aj TO: Sheriff ROGER T. CURTIS SemInole County, Florida 7179 Estrella PublIsh November 20 aM Mt. Morris. MichIgan DiCIflbOf 3, IL 19, 1915 YOU ARE NOTI Fl RD that • DC P 100 House attorney Talbot D'Alunbsrt., a former_ljtor, 1014 thecosgt. 'They marriodbyth.EaglpIat be dIvOlcod lb. Gmham'i dIsney, Jots Aurill, aon-ln4aw of e*Gov LeRoy Colils, said the governor be a duty to me his veto pen when the iagisintur, izces Its co *honsi lb. court Is considering at the semi tim. a raided involving language In the 197$ date budget whkh the Chiller Chy Bd aid uIlcOudIt'4klnaIly altered school _____ funding in _____ 'fl .d_, whose polfim ame4 by Ilower cost, aidthelangidgefr@seCclU.ra fimding level by cutting It off from a c1ai aaocetios tor bighm'aiim-nt, prp',y-.p.s Petition for Determination COWk. It snowdid, the board aid, to me of lbs Imligut to Culodyfla$beenfiiedagalnsty and you are ropIrw to serve a revise the 1973 fsmg for flmdiflg -copy of your written defenses, aitt. ftt If . _____________________________________ Florida, the above described ticularly described an follows:, REAL property. Sutist ¼ 1.0$ 4$ (less fl4$ That saio sale is being made to pin ,yng east et canal) of St. satisfy the terms of said Writ Josephs accordIng to PI 1, Page 111, Public Records 0$ Seminole Execution. JOhOE.PoIk,St,eriff County, Florida, I I 381, lB. HAL COI.BERT REALTYIAc. OR PAT ,IUhirJJiJSll, I ____________________ . ____________________ ______________________ . - ______ _____ ________ 243S' S. French (1792) Sanford U374 __________________ N. - . Inc., Rultsrs learn dispa$hing 0 $*RVicE RECTOR Immediate relocation. $15. me4. The main question the court mud fiüiS is whet'.i 11* Legislature CRt Write languag. in the budget that r*ilcta how eta day of December, AD. 1975, me as Sheriff of SemInole County, state agencies and bMMdlvus offer for sale and sill to the highest Florida, and I have levied upon the spied Ig Graham conJen It cannot. Such ridricticea mud be bidder, for cash, subject to any following described property all existing liens, at the Front owned by Fop JustIce, said bandied in separate dahlia, not In the gsns,al spending bill. and (West) Door of the. Seminole property being located in $emlo ________ Seminole Simile. klwaalo 7 am., Buck's Sanford Airport. $I.g4 Biulk Ratary, 7:50 am,, Lord Qunnisy's Sulk V,Iwla Sousa, 7:30 am., Dekona Inn. Wet Watchers, 10 am., Sears Altamont. Mall. CL.. aIkA.._.._ . s..ue, i p.m., L4tI0fl Home, Fern P- 4 and 5, less road, Block 7, Enti. Iudument rendered in the minger's Addition No. 1, as per aforesaid court on the 34th d&y of Put Book 5, Page 27, Public May A.D. 1979, is that certain case Records of Seminole County, entitled Diamond R. Fertiliter Co., Florida, and the undersigned as mc, Plaintiff .vs. J.T. Justice, at Sheriff of Seminole County, al, Defendants, which aforesaId Florida, will at 11:00 AM. on the Writof ExecutIoflwaslly..fo - De$aty Garden dab PART.TlMU SWITCHBOARD ________ Loaded.hasnew%tick,, 5850. 373.5k, to 6 p.m Admission $2.00 show - all right, title and interest of the Circuit Court of Orange Saij FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture, 203 E 25th SI. 323 0901. - 50oS. Sanford Ave. BEAUTiFUL! 3 BR, 26 home in Deltona with many special ____ - Interview. LAKEFRONT?? BR, cottage on a spacious landscaped loll Eat in kit., Fla. rm., & porch. BATEMAN REALTY REALTY WORLD. ___ - MILE LONG LAKE, OSTEEN AREA, $7,500 PER ACRE. ______ ao—Autos for APPLIANCES & PLUMBING the Evening Heratd today 35 ACRES LAKE FRONT HIGH C.ROUND, TALL PINES, JUST LISTED? 3 fiR, ?Bhomein Sunland on a nice lot' Fla rm 11 3rd acre Z multiple housing. needs TLC. $20,900. Call Joyce after hrs. 322.9fl3. TRAINEE Owncar,outsld.coIlectlon ------------------- . $33,500. ------___________ WE BUY USED rURNITURE, _____________________ established nelghborhpo 322-S6S9eves _______________________ shorthand, dependable ______________________ - _________________________ ________________________ Music Boses Slot Machines I 660 0496 Bridges Antiques 323 1001 ________________________________ seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free local delivery. NoD's Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1797, So 8SACRESHEAVILY WOODED, Sanford. 3220771 COUNTY ROAD FRONTAGE I/ IN OSTEEN AREA. $000 PER WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT ACRE WITH TERMS. WORK?placeaClassifmedAdin STENSTROM ___________________________ ___________________________ -.. 1I0AL SECRETARY ER— Moving business to Sanford with permanent posItion open in I gIrl office. Call after 6 p.m. for ap. ______________________ polntment, 323456. S.kilbsd - 2BR,l'i,BMobileHome dNn.driving record. . - monthly payments under $250 Low down p.yments. 3322287 Osteen older 2 BR w 4 acre grove. Owner holding, aSking ___ __________ DILIVIRYDNIVER I _____ 4 pct. interest to Qualified buyers. New homes with ___________ __________________ 'FurnitureDellvery&ian 330 woodsland - - 327 2235 BUY JUNK CARS I __________________________ __________________________ Fromslotosso Call 322-1624; 32t 1160 62—Lawn-Garden - -------------- -- ___________________________ - - _____________ 78—MotOrCYCles FILL UIRT .6 TOPSQIL $35 TAKES ALL Heater, tank, etc Sll3afterô _____ °'• 34—Mobile Hon's _________________ . ______________ - a friendly Advisor will help ypo, . MAID . days ekly, housecleaning a Iounrp, mature, dependable - _____________ 77—Junk Cars Removed _______ 322-9283 _______ - Pianos & organs as low as $993 Cu tars 10 pct off. Amplifier, I cars, trucks & heavy equipment. drums, etc Bob Balls DisCount 3223990 Corner Couch & Tabte TwoChairs 327 8761 ARE YOU INTERESTED? 20.cres lakefront high as an elephant's eye. Place a classified ad. and pile the money in your wallitI Side by Side refrigerator, Call Clark 6 Hirt 373 7310 picnic table *7 benches, $30 Motorcycle Insurance full size baby bed w mattress, BLAIR AGENCY 900 cattle ranch 68—Wanted to Buy $73; Oak Porch rockers, $79 95. - 323 3166 or 323-7710 dwn metal office desk. $70. Jenkins ______ H. Ernest MORRIS sr Furniture, 203 E 25th St 323 WE BUY USED FURNlTUfE & 0981 79—Trucks-Trailers -STEMPER AGENCY leg. REAL ESTATE Sroker ___________________________ APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. J____________________________ .. _________ niture' Salvage 322 0771. REAL TOP 3771991 290 N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. I Chev truck 1969,6 cyl, w-camp 5 uhoki Goods $34.s7Q MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Wntd White Jenny I md er. A 1. $1,100 or trade for I or 6 ___________________ Eves 3.49 5100, 372 1959 _____-________________ Baby Crib I ______ I cvl Station wan. 3723516 Ads are the smaRe5tg "i off of total inventory of brand i 323 5786 I I Classified news' Items you will find I '73 Chevy 2 Ion Runs good new interspring bedding These I -anywhere Antiques Oriental Rugs Must sell, first $7,500 beds are not damaged Ot () 2 BR, IB, w.w carp., AC, W.D, fully eq. kit., turn., adults, $350 "- sec. dep., lit & last, 323 mt, - 75-B--Bus Ira Accordion, new Will sell for $300 2645 8909 .itter or building, Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. New 1 BR. lB travel trailer at beautiful Wekiva Falls Perfect for Winter retreat. --- -' ____________________________ ______________________ Accpccnrigst 59usical MerCndj Bar w I stooi, t',icfr. t,ar & equipped. beautiful, $200. used terms. INVESTOR , 7 BR. lB home, good cond, FR. fenced yd nice locatioq, inc I BR garageapt live in house & rent apI or rent both. Only 530.000 New Central H&A & carpet Owner will finance w substantial dwn 533,000 377 Furrdsh,d P*t.TIME SALES GIRL dSIdUlling,own car, train to ' OSTEEN S wildern acres. Enjoy _____ BR, Sc. porch. 1g. lot. Equipped Kitchen. $323 mo. Ph. 323-1697. __________________________ 3 BR, 1/7 B, garage,sc porch, C HIA, w.w carpet, fenced yd. 322-0216. __________________________________ _________________________ .'•ENE1ALMAINT. - complex exp. only. edge of plumbing, dec., Nil care. I lB home on fenced lot $13,000 $6,000 dwn, owner carry. Office. 30$ - ela.3005 After Hours . 3236400 ____________________________ I t4eds. Obi motel bol springs & mattresses. $30 set S.ntord Auction. 1713 S French 7340 INVESTOR! home on 2 1g. lots w lots trees & it is already fenced. ______________ Wooded lot. $325 plus s.c. No _________________________ Pets. 323-9571. __________________________ CASHIER fw( It's ilkepennies from heaven when you sell 'Don't Needs' with want ad. _________ MLS -. REALTOR 372.I6?P -- - Zoned For Business Run your own business from SIflPOrd area, newly remodeled. 3 BR home, 1g. DR. LR , FR, '! 1-' & " I new tires, runs 0000. looks 3977 Hwy 17 93 good $1,000 or best otter. 322Sanford. Fla 3,171 778' 322 6853. 373 1123. ___________________________ ___________________________ Wholesale to all. Orlando Whole sate Furn 2300 ifldustrj,jp Blvd ______ 5.2 acres o' on pav frontage $77,000. 10 pct. dwn. By owner REMODEL! Call Roger Smith 377 2914or 331 7189 FREE ESTIMATES ______ Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto - '.-"s-"r" rIy Apli for Senior Citizens. 00*11 RIENCED AC MECH. Øiueprints, Insul. exp. 55—Boats ttiILingwsa, fnr 43—LotsAcrea9e - WHY BUY? 31—Apartments Furnished kNowits RIITy __________________________ HOUSEKEEPER ________________________ ________ - ______________________ ______________________ ____________________ MarY. 1 BR, CH&A. AduIts,sec. dep. & ref. 1)65 mo. 8345997 - - SECRETARY Il & ledger exp., pressure mature. -,_•IN - _______________ BR—$19 up. Pool Adults only, ' Lk Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. 'on 17.92 in Sanford. Call WORKING -- - 41—Ho,jses ___________________ Townes Shopping Center. AM Sheriff of Seminole County, NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Florida,andlhaveleviedupIntM that by followIng described property Writs of vIrtue o, ttose certain Ex.cutin Issued out of owned by Robert A. Widdls, said the respectIve couris as listed property being located County, Florida, more par. above, more perficulorfy $$tit R ,Cosutulay the vsmor's to ________ ______ tJy lis,.ipscmc g Elementary Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, oranges, Picked to order. mix. Crumley 322.0207. _______________ Navaloranges,youpick, we pick4 $3.30 bushel 3221312 under the seal of the Circuit Court Circuitcoi,t of Seminole County, Florida, upon Orange County, Fle ,jda a final (udgement rendered in the C16eN..77.s993 aforesaid court on the 18th day of Diamond R. Fertilizer Co., Inc., October, AD. 1919, in that certaIn Plaintiff tase.ntltl.d, In Re: TM Marriage .vs. Execution was delIvered to me as gih r4iI by fit. gov•mor.' thIII1e l-e _____ uiaIE Hunan cuisIne for con. sumption In the Restaurant. Salary: $231 for 40 hour we. Case No. 77-2510 CAO3 K SHERIFF'SSALE Leonard Werthelmer, Jr., etc., NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN Plaintiff that by virtureof that certain Writ .. Can Legislature ____ __________________ _______________________ S1QO week. FOR SALE _______________________ Grapefruit, Oranges, Tangerines I Lemons, R. U. . . CLASSIFIED ADS sure WANTED: SpecIalty cook. Must beabietopr.pare,cut, season, and cook meats, poultry, seafood, vegetables, all types noodles, sou*1 and other 9—Good Ttngs to Eat _______________________ ClrcvltCort - W. Lost: White, male Shepherd, Vicinity Hwy. 16. Reward. 3239203 As Clerk of the Court fly Eve Crabtree As Deputy Clerk FMC Corporation, PlaIntiff Publish November 21, 20 ' -vs __________ December 5, 12, 1, 26, 1979 ________________________ J.T. Justice, et al, Defendants DEP57 fog.th.r. Th.yar. marrl•d trav.I Prime Sponior Advisory Council regular meeting, it £ I & Convalescent Center, Fri. night. Reward. 3231340. entered against you for the relief December 3, 12, 1979. demanded in the complaint. DEP-90 It is, ORDERED that the above notice of suit and order for un. County Court named defendants to appear and Seminole County, Florida plead (Service by PubliC6tiqfl) be CaseN..7$.175p83 Published by the United States Joseph Harris Company, Inc, Marshal in a newspaper of general Plaintiff 7h. I.gIsItIv. Int•nt and 'h. moniy discount night. Tuicawifia Homeowners Attorney, t Office Box 2393, Orlando, Florida 32i02, not later than January 2$, 1980. If you fail to lukewarm and lukewarm won't work In December." circulation in Seminole County, Florida, once a week for six (6) Graham, In a press conference before lawmakers adjourFoy E. Justice and J.T. Justice, as weeks commencing Personal Representative of the ned, said d e a p I t e his disappointment at failing to get consecutive November 21, 1979. DONE and l.state of W.L. Justice, Deceased. anything on the March ballot, theseaslon was a victory in ORDERED at Orlando, Florida Difendants that this 7th day of November, 1979. the Legislature Is now considering the Issues. Circuit COWl JOHN A. REED, JR. Seminole County, Florida UNITED STATES Case No. 77.2031CA ilk DISTRICT JUDGE noon, Welaka BuildIng, 2nd floor conference room, l07' N. Oak Ave., Sanford. Sponsored by central Migrant and Community Health Center and Central Florida Legal Services. Free to public, p.m., County, Florida, and you are or- Palmetto, Falling to understand this, added House Finance and Tax Chairman Steve PaJcic, was the major flaw In Graham's approach "If there's any criticism to place on the governor It's calling special session,)" PaJcic said. "You had people who were Flower arranging workshop sponsored by Presbyterian Preschool Center, 9a.m. and 7:30 p.m., First Presbyterian Church of Sanford fellowship hail. Call 3234878. "Day WithoutSunihine" United Farm Workers film, - Bell, noting along with other lawmakers that Legislature', failure to come over to Grahan's aide. "Ithlnk it Indicates to the governor this was the wrung Issue Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce salute to D.c. 5, 177$ CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE crncwr coui o UNITED STATES DISTRICT THE EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR Orlondo Winter Pork Seminole FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CASE NO. 79SS4ORL.CIV.ft - . Case N.. 79.1US.CA49.D UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, MYNA K. HOYT. 831-9993 322-2611 Plaintiff, Plaintiff, •vs PERCY MILTON. WILLIE AARON FLEMING, and vs. CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES the unknown heirs, dcv sees, GEORGE BERGER, at Delendants. grantees, assignees, Ilenors, 44c line 1?URI HOURS creditors, trustees, or other NOTICE OF ACTION 3c a Un. 3 consecutIve fIIMS claimants, by. through, under or TO: AILEEN, INC., P.O. Box 7consecutivsflmis Mc a (In. a 00 A.M - 5:30 PM. against the ESTATE OF MATTIE 1326. Church Street Station, New 'MONDAY thru FRIDAY MILTON FLEMING, deceased: York, New York 10001—NATHAN SATURDAY 9 Noon and all unknown i,ar$l,s tinving or 3 ines Mtnimum KRAUSKOPF, INC., 121 EASt 3ltft . claiming to have any rIght, titip t, Street, New York, New York. 10010 interest In the prow.rty P.rein, MILLOROOK MANUFAC. DPttndants —NOTICE OP SUIT TURING CORPORATION, 740 DEADLINES and ORDER FOR UNNAMED Broadway, New York. New York, ioco - AMERICAN BLOUSE DEFENDANTS TO APPEAR Noon The Doylefore Publication AND PLEAD SERVICE BY COMPANY, INC., 21 Main Street, PUBLICATION) TO ALL Idtle Ferry, New Jersey. Sunday - Noon Frida9 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an unknown heirs. 'eesees. ruate.s. granters, assigner,, Ii,n,r,, action to foreclose a mortgage on - _________________________ crp1tors, t, ustees. oth,' the tollowing property in Seminole claimants, h. thtc'vgh, ms.r i'r County, Florida: ______________________ I auanst MAI Ift MlI ION Lot 12,. Block B, THE _________________________ ___________________________tIMlN, deceased, ,n,t all MEADOWS,UN,T I. according to 4—PrsOflaIs .... --------12.—SøecjaINofJ 'flflt'RI1 a,,ies navl,,g voepiat thereof as recorded in Plat __________________________ -------- n the Records of Seminole County, Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Christmas bazaar To be held. pnItter ttessfI Florida. are Good Shepherd Lutheran ,nat an at,on has II5 bCen tiled against you and you Mat." Dating Service. All ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear mar Penney's) D.c. 7 Church IØ n5tt.tef th are required to serve a copy of ' water, Fl. 33510. & 1,9.3. Baked goods. food. D the United States tour written defenses, if any, to It -________________________ ot sm,, eca, to •grecløte th, on Royce 0. Plpklns, Plaintiff's . _____________________________ mortgage on the following attorney, whose address is P. 0. 5tost & FOUnd ll—I*Ppnied according to Plat thereof - L'clore December 21, 1919 and file rects1..i in Pial Book 17. page 21 RN, 0.4 & 4.12, full' I part tilt,.. the original with the Clerk of this Lost Blk female to' Poodle, "flw Civic Center. -______________________________ nteiest Peorde keep talking like this Is a football game with a lciai"r Road, Altamonte Springs. igalNilk. ________ dy, Mtamos*te Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's South "Amahl and Ste chambers were quiet -the roming debate over tax reform as Legal Notice 75" G.E. color consoles Deluxe cabinets. Wire $o I $799. Now $599. Goodyear, SSSW.Is.t. 3332121 ________________ 0 Zenith component stereo. FM with speakers. Was $7 Ow $119. No. JS$1. Goodyear. ___ __ I• I I - $53 W. lit. 3322031 Golfclubs,m.n'swil$ofX.31D. Zreg. shaft. 1.34$ wo5*, 3.. W irons, $125. Ladies 1 0 3 357,9 irons & putter wbag, $10. All like now. JU'011U aner I 1123 or _______________ _____________ 9xiUmbreNa reeds ARMYNAVYSURPLUS 3IOSanferdAve. __________________________ 330.5791 _____________________ rw-4$Ieobs,SOckbarl,, Sea ,csmp', $50, 353.15091014. AFRICAN VIOLETS Greiflhous.e 322-SI Eves after IIweftj5 YORK SARRELL EQUIP. ocal list., call Tory Salmon MI$93 N F aft. S. Sat. & Sun. anytime. DO YOUR BODY A FAVOR PUMP IRON - - ..' 1 ..'t ' '"'"4& .:.. �- - - — - - - - —tv.ning rae, snfsrd, Fl. - .- - -- - ------------ -4 - - .- - • - -. . -- % ••-_.- - --. . - - I 4- WdMIdsy, Dc. 5, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, Dec. 4, 1979—IC Elegant Old-Fashioned Desserts Especially Nice The holiday season is the time when you forward yourupon. sweet chocolate over hot, not boiling, water. Pour hot very best and that's especially true when put It comes to food. Create perfect endings for holiday meals with this exquisite Lavish delicacies, made with painstaking care chocolate onto foil and spread into a 6-inch square. Chill until and offered In duo of old-fashioned desserts. chocolate is firm. Make a pattern of a holly leaf on heavy the spirit of love, are in keeping with the occasion. NESSELRODE PIE paper; cut out. Place over chocolate and trace pattern with What could be better for serving family and friends than a I prepared 9-inch pastry crust point of a knife. Refrigerate leaves until serving time. spectacular dessert? It's the perfect finale to an unforgetable holiday meal. And old-fashioned desserts are especially nice, 1 envelope unflavored gelatin LADY BALTIMORE cup sugar, divided since they recall memories of Christmases past. Such a CAKE 1! z cups milk delicious way to reminisce! 3 egg yolks, slightly beaten I package about 18 ounces) white cake mix Nesseirocle Pie is a creation that will become a treasured 2 teaspoons rum extract Pcups sugar Part of your holiday repertoire. This festive treat is a delight 3 egg whites 2 egg whites both to the eyes and the palate. ' cup heavy cream, whipped cup water Originally concocted by Count Nesseirode at the court of cup mixed candled 1 tablespoon light corn syrup fruit Belgium during the reign of King Leopold the First, It's truly a 1 teaspoon vanilla 4s cup chopped dark raisins regal confection. ' cup chopped dark raisins Chocolate holly leaves A creamy custard is combined with colorful candied fruit, 'i cup Prepare pastry crust according to favorite recipe. In top of a cut-up dried figs thus offering refreshing contrasts in texture and Rich double boiler blend gelatin and ;4 cup sugar. Stir in milk and 2 tablespoons chopped maraschino cherries holly leaves made from chocolate adorn the top, sotaste. it's bound egg yolks. Cook over hot, not boiling, water 1 teaspoon grated orange rind stirring constantly, to win compliments from your guests. until custard thickens and coats a spoon. Stir In rum extract. Since you've spent so much effort on this gala Prepare cake In two 9-inch layers according to package dessert, you'll Chill until mixture mounds when spooned. Beat egg whites directions. Cool. In the top of a double boiler combine sugar, want to be sure it remains in perfect condition. Protect the pie until foamy. Gradually add remaining L4 cup sugar and con- egg by storing it in a handy pie taker that has dual purpose. whites, water, corn syrup, vanilla, and salt. Beat with When tinue beating until stiff, glossy peaks form. Fold chilled electric mixer at high speed, 1 minute. Place over rapidly you're ready to serve the pie, simply remove the cover and custard into egg whites. Fold in whipped cream, candled fruit boiling water and beat at high speed until soft peaks form. present it to your guests in its own attractive tray. and raisins. Spoon Into prepared crust. Chill several hours or about 7 minutes. Pour into a large bowl and A saumptious Lady continue beating Baltimore Cake is another elegant until set. Garnish with chocolate holly leaves and additional until thick enough to spread. Fold raisins, nuts. highlight of a holiday repast. So figs, cherries dazzling to gaze upon and whipped cream, if desired. equally dellviou,s to eat. Taste surprises about in the filling and orange VIiIA. fl... flS... . &-. - -rindinto one third of frosting. Spread between 11 pie. se remaining frosting for sides and top of layers of cake. U Use velvety white frosting rich with raisins, nuts, figs, cherries am To prepare chocolate holly leaves, place a piece of cake. orange rind. It's sure to be a treat that company will remark aluminum foil on a =all cookie sheet. Melt 1 square semiYield: One 9-inch layer cake. — M& T • S 4M &j _ MENEM 10 ?=~ 'IN 2619 S' French Ave, 0 r—, Sanford 3224961 9 A.M. THURSDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1979...9 A.M. CLOTHING FOR THE MEN'S BIG AND TALL MAN bi r - C. BIG AND TALL rts WAIST SIZES 30 TO 0 s) SOLIDS . MUTED PLAIDS / MANY FABRICS AND TEXTURES / i Shi SIZES 17½ TO 20½ FOR THE BIG MAN. SM.L 17½ TO 20½ FOR THE TALL MAN. GOOD SELECTION OF COLORS AND STYLES Pants MA q IRREGULARS ___ WINN.DIXIE FACTORY DAMAGED MEN"S SIZES S.M.L.XL TWO POCKET SHIRTS NOVELTY SHIRTS SPORT SHIRTS DRESS SHIRTS SHORT AND LONG SLEEVE SOLD / r "i Q EACH * Host A Gala Tre e Trim kfr!PI3 '*!_ ACH 1 $LUM$IILANDK7 COURT MEN'S Shirts WHOLE ARRAY OF COLORS AND STYLES SIZES S.M.L.XL $4.14 MANY TALL MAN SIZES IRREGULARS ' 27* ST. . U Jeans - Boys' COTTON 00- KNITS-POLYESTER AND COTTON 00. iaai ALL 1*15 ANAL -- 2 Piece FAIR - POCKETS ON JEAN Soma VEST. - - ALL 1*15 ANAL $ - lOTS' SIVINSO DUNN AND COTTON U(J PAR - MINI FACTORY DAMAGED Shirt - s - - FACTORY DAID . - SCATTER .* - PIAR$$NAP PA$TINIR$—WI$TUN POCKETS AND YOKE—SIlls $.MLXL. IRRUULAR$ 00 MUMaoNMMw- $3 $I° lups COLORFUL some - - • - . k.rci . . ' loft •• ,. . es. logo" TAM -, - 1*01 . - - - HOLWA V SPItZ COOKIRS - 3cft.dMwpoa.Bow L . tts 1 LL TM a - , M - LIO C I it:::aM 1eap how eracr 1C leg - -* - • -- S. 4" -Sf • **••* •* - - - 4 ---------------- - - - - - -- .' -• -, o MVI smis IL..c0 - - - . n - - - - -. -- • ._ .-.-. - • ' - - - - I 14Ii1 Ito - — -- iu—rud ,bunt im aft in 116 4 h"WIde __ T - - ;.•- - —, . — U, I UI 111USD vmMs RU- ,• - a &ad *7.11Comm * SYMISO 1T1 MS MMU MTUI*T AIS MT AT US. MS. N II IS NP IUMAtMaSST CMNILTSU P1W. - . euM. 1.1 ulde. 2 - - DR tegilber Ras k& V60 - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 $1 - % weven raw 4"M btuirn am"dovs, Wp~ NWILTIn 'Ov - - Entertaining's easy with festive platters of cheese, spicy Deli meoN Southern Fried Chicken and hearty roast beef. Party platters come in assorted sizes and combinations, Your Deli manager will be happy to help. Sweeten the Christmas spirit at the Danish Bakery. Fruit cakes -Loden with pecans, pineapple, glazed cherries and dares. Holiday cookies -The rich, buttery flavor comes from 93-score, sweet cream butter. Filled and garnished with candied cherries dates pecans and nch frosting. Gifts in Perfect taste - Gift boxes from the Deli are perfect for business associates a special neighbor, "hord•ro-shop-for" friends and relatives. Choose from the Deli's extensive selection of domestic and imported meals, cheeses and snacks Holiday Fruit. A favorite tradition. fo 4 Mouth-watering arrangements of fresh fnitr from the Place for Produce are a favorite way to soy "Happy Holiday" They're as traditional as the Christmas tree Pioduc,Fnjfl BubIt$Av..tibI. Staiting Docembp,, 12 - - ' ke lefs 3pa$140 CHOCOlATE MJGAR COOIuu 24 cups unsifted all-purpose flour 1 teaspoon baking powder ¼t.upocmult 2 .aares (2 ounces) unsweetened chocolate - 1 cup butter or margarine I cup siar leg -1 tiespoun vw'11' Sift together flow, bakiq powd.r and salt. 8.1 ulde. Mail chocolat, over hot, not boiling water; cool. In a email mbft bowl, cream togothir butter ad sugar until light ad flay. no in on and v'W-. Gradually beat In *7 bstalladL ,sr. QdIl 21.4 hours. Divide dough into quarters. Place one---on llyflowed bout R*Igsrate r"Iug ds*Roll chihledough to %4nch Udes.; cut with cookie cutters. Place on 114r11U4 "tg sheelt Boke in a 371 dapi.F. own 101.12_kutit Rams,, from shs.1 and osat en wire racho. When cool, decorate wdslred. Yield: $ deiiiiiiiii urnShirift I Uuil - * ADULTS TUBE Socks 1& - -aid of plastic cookie cutters. - PANTS 100118 SIOIJSIS 3.1$ • oo MINI COTtON LEISURE $100 . p., - SUIT Mouses WARM FLANNELS—"10 BLINDED PLAIDS- - - No PAIR - IUUULM * MAKE YOUR OWN OUTPITCNOO$I COLORFUL PRINT OR SOLID COLOR BLOUSES TO COORDINATE WITH PANTS. FIRST QUALITY 0.1$ MANY COLORS BOYS# NOVELTY STRIPE KNIT so R• i knits ieans. MINI DEEM BLACK, BROWN, BLUE 04$ $ 00 LADIES' Kn t SOUD COLORS .4 STYLES • * POLYESTER . SOW POITIIT1E AND COTTON SOLID COLORS and Pants VEST AND t1?OQ YOUNG SUIT * SIZES 04$ LADIES' Ii - 00 ILIJI, BROWN, BEIGE EACH * Déliplatters for holiday hospitality. - - - Dress. Pants - Suits.Vest AND èbseade wba hulk at tr"nai adMti.s. B many cheety ciatcms which provide ft psrf.et setting fu conviviality and good eating. Take the tree-trimming ritual, for instance. This annul activity isaomuch more fun if you have people In to help anC feature some delicious goodies, too. This year, why not Invites Bock of friends over for a festive tree trimming party, corn plete with good things to eat. You'll be sure to create the mci artful Christmas tree ever. Chocolate Sugar Cookies fit right into the holiday sp1r1 These treats are rich with the taste of chocolate, a flavor whlcb appeals to everyone. Before baking, cut the dough out In the — of traditional Christmas themes, like trees and Santa Clauses. It's eastly.done with handy plastic Tupperware Cookie Cotters, which include lines for decorating. Festoon them with white frosting and you'll have cookies that are i1.iiIh Christmas Jewels. Than cookies can be made in advance and stored ina plastic - container that keeps them fresh throughout the holiday season. These sweets will be gobbled up as soon as you bring them out, but save a few for placing on the tree. Simply make a hole with a skewer and thread some ribbon for hanging. Voila — an old fashioned ornament that's good enough to eat. Put some spice Into your tree-trimming party with Holiday Spice Cookies. Youngsters and adults alike will love their delicate flavor, accented with ch'non, nutma and cloves. 1. delicacie, can also be cut out In yuletide shapes with the ' - FIRST QUALITY VIVID, COLORFUL PRINTS LONG SLEEVES SIXES S.M.L.XL REQ. $14. $1' $10 EACH * - S I MEN'S POLYE$TIR Shirts From sugar 'n spice goodies and festive fruit baskets to tangy cheeses and tasty meat platters, Publix is the place to find the flavor of the holidays for your entertaining, gifrgiving and merrymaking. Chocolate Sugar Cookies and Holiday SjIce Cookies feed convivial spirits during a tree. trimming party. - LONG SLEEVE AS IS .ALL SALES FINAL Velour rsI'I -' IRREGULARS WHITES. SOLIDS, TONE ON TONE, STRIPES, MORE. SIZES 14 TO 17 / / - - EACH * Dress Shirts // SAMSO'S ai 20 W W a. IRREGULARS MEN'S HM ST. AA Shirts - U ___ 4D •-- * _ Publix CREW NECKS, COLLAR AND PLACKET. STYLES, SHORT SLEEVE SOLIDS AND STRIPES, NOVELTIES. SIZE S.M.L.XL ___ FOR THE BIG N. WAIST SIZES 42 TO $4—GOOD SELECTION OF FABRICS AND COLORS... ii PAIR * All Elegant Nesselrode Pie is the kind of lavish dessert that's right for holhlav feasting. ______________ •.t• Knft Shirts _ F'- ; MEN'S a AA - 111 4 IRREGULARS t MAN / - * -. ,. - . - . -: - -1. - - -. certificdiës. l They're always a welcome gift because they can be redeemed for anything the rosrebuds desire. Whether it's a Chnsrmas ruthey with all the trimmings or a year's supply of a favorite snack Available from your Publix store manager at the customer service desk �- S • •_• - -S • • - S - • •- . ,.--_-S-._ • # - -- a , j iC-4eIug Nash, kalerd, PP. Wednesday, Dec. sin, -A Gift From e tchan s From The Hiart Th , on your shopping lid. For Marinating: Answer To Holiday crunch Two thousand years ago, the ancient Chinese had the right HOLIDAY HORS DOEUVRES Iration here are some ½ IIEQUEFORT PECAN BALLS lb. 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Im SAVE 20$, Swanson's Frozen Hungry Man Salisbury $4, 59 - Pew lm. psasod msanilm ma psi, 89. can' SAVE 10$, LaChoy'. Frozen Lobst.r, Shrimp or Chicken *TMVMU Addebln,d margarine, milk, from Publix. • Orange Jic• ............. i'/III/I __ more with time and moneysavers, .•. 30.ct.pkg. ism rindorapc :1 SAVE 10, Donald Duck's Frozen Concentrate REGULAR OR SUPER I CLOSED SUNDAY Sto& your freezer now with all your holiday frozen favontes. vbu'II enjoy the season even . SAVE 4O - 1'F PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY OECEMBER6 THROUGH WEDNESDAY 7 $1 69 Akk II. - ,.• WHSN YOU CLIP & RSDSSM THS COUPONS OIYHI$ PAOS ½capndik ." IFIE%TIVE FOODS FPAM THE FREEZER AT PU BLIX IF IZlIOtdMiRPRIE 2tesapuusbs ngpo ½1.aspsus.t S Billy Dee Williams is a man of many talents. be seen in the role of Homer in the holiday Special. EIusy flour as he is, Billy, nonetheless, says he cooks "con"Christmas Lilies of the Field," airing on Sunday, Pour 1 lresslng over meat. Cover; marinate in dressing in siderahiy" and enjoys home cooked food. Billy also enjoys Dec. l, Billy sets the stage for good eating with dining refrigerator several hours or overnight. Drain, reserving out. He prefers small, unassuming restaurants where tasty marinades. marinade. In a Dutch oven, brown meat over low heat, Add ood tastes delicious and of money." water and reserved marinade. Cover; simmer 2 hours. Add 37OG JW GREEN STAMPS OUR Cumv f HICKORY FLANK STEAK flank steak Hickory smoke flavored barbecue sauc Zucchini, cut into 'u-inch slices DIII pickles, cut intoIt-inch slices Whole mushrooms, quartered Small whole onions Score steak on both sides. Generously coat steak with barbecue sauce; marinate in refrigerator overnight. Arrange vegetables on skewers. Place steak and kabobs on rack of broiler pan. Broil 10 to 15 minutes or to desired doneness, brushing frequently with barbecue sauce and turning occssionauy. With knife slanted, carve meat across grain into thin slices. Serve with additional sauce and hot parslied rice. 11•44b. - • 3 vegetables; continue simmering 45 minutes or until vegetables are tender. Grandually add water to flour, stirring until well blended. gradually add to hot meat and vegetables, cook, stirring constantly, until mixture boils and thickens. Simmer 3 minutes, stirring constantly. 6 to 8 servings. - coupletosharebyt)*fji,. 2. For the hod or hostess, pack a crock with homemade Mash Roquefort. Blend in butter, onion, celery and WorQuewy Qhsddar Spread and bring It to the party on a wooden cestershire until smooth. Add salt and pepper to taste. Quill. boerd with a selection of storebought spreads, a basket Of With moi ened hands, ro st ll mixture Into small bas. Press 2 crackers, and spreads. Neighbors would also welcome a pecan halves on either aide of each cheese ball. Serve at once. 5kullIN' cheese snack present. Makes 24 cheese balls. A "Coffee &eak" Is a good way to remember co-workers BRANDYCHE ESEDIP durW the holidays. Give sveryoneapersons11t coffee mug, lb. It ch.,crwnbied flflftW1thahodenSuJeNuff1J),1p4yj) a coffeecake from the bakery department, orange juice,and fly chopped filberts or walnuts 1 pkg. (8 ox.) cream cheese, softened coil... To make the tote, cut down a grocery bag and decorate with ribbon and wrapping paper. Combine all ingredients until smooth and fluffy In an electric Produce also has gift potential. Here, for example, Ii a mixer. Serve on unsalted crackers or rye toast, or wedges of wire b.s tWid with salad fl'Ings... an apropos New unpeeled apples and pears. Makes about 1½ ctçs. gill for the weight-coaclous peopl, on your list. L Nest Is a practical but unusual gift. Box the recipient's favorite ad and gIve it with an array of barbecue paraphersalle. 1. Forth. youngsters on your lid, make some Popcorn Ball s. Iap. some Into 'wballs," cover them with plastic wrap, aad attach a pair Of mittens. Or build a "snowman," adding face features and wrap, and attaching a pair of socks. Turn one seck lid. a hat, the other lid. a mufflr. An inexpensive toy filledwithholiday goodies Is another suggestion the kids will appreciate. 7. indulge your Mends with a sweat tooth with homemade Qiocolat. Rum Balls presented In a be-rtbboned plastic pra-locs basket. "Or make a centerpiec, with greens and ih4gar Phans." Or build a tiered table decoration by covering cwLoard boxes with fabric scr*.Stack the boxes and glue together. Make cindisholders In two of the bozes with plastic foam bas, or florists' clay. Add tèpers, ribbons, andorisments and fill all th. boxes with wrapped candles. CHEDDARSPREAD 2ca (Soss.) shredded Eraft sharpnatural %c*cbeor According to Billy, that is one of the main attractions of a zippy Idea. As early as 200 B.C., they were marinating meats, such marinade it is a delicious way to add flavor to an inexas ox, sheep and elk. Western cultures began the practice soon pensive cut of meat. thereafter, soaking meats in delicious combinations of spices, Since marinating meat is a simple procedure, it is a perfect oils and vinegars or wines, answer to the holiday time crunch. For example, the two By medieval times, the custom of marinating was recipes featured below would be ideal for a holiday weekend widespread, with households making up their larders at the Jain-packed with shopping, gift wrapping and tree trininiizi,g, end of each October, not so much in preparation for the winter While the whirl of activities is underway, the marinades are to come but to prepare for the great feasts of Christmas. gently imparting their distinctive flavors to two favorite Centuries later, during this 1979 Christmas season, modern boneless cuts flank steak and beef stew cubes. cooks, such as actor Billy Dee Williams, are still intrigued with And, once the family finally sits down toegther and begins to the marvels of marinating. One of his favorite foods i s relax, they will agree with Bill Dee Williams' thought: "A chicken; his favorite method of preparation is marinating the meal doesn 't have to be elaborate or fancy. Good home cooking fowl and then broiling it. is the best especially when eaten with family or friends." Billy Dee finds his marinated chicken recipe quick and easy WESTERN STEW — especially important to this well-known star of film and 1 8oz. bottle French dressing television who is long on appetite and short on time. 2 lbs. beef, cut Into b-inch cubes Versatile Billy will next be seen in the starring role of Homer 2 cups water in the Sunday, December 16, television production of 4 small potatoes, peeled, quartered "Christmas Lilies of the Field." "Christmas Lilies "isa madel-' cups carrot slices for-television sequel to the award-winning motion picture, 2 small onions, quartered "Lilies of the Field," and will be aired on NBC-TV, 8.10 PM L4 cup water - IIWdIons — sweat and savory Team these ideas. with your own Ingenuity and kItchen creativity and you'll have some of the bed gifts of all — tio.. from the heart. 1979--3C Ki ' Look to your local ssçermarket as a great source for mu. penal,. holiday ideas. There you'll find the makings for some hn1nstIvs yet practical food gifts to please almost everyone Everft"*mW,Sanford, Fl. Wednes6y, Dec.5, Celebrity Cook Likes Foods Prepared At Home --All - •S• I -.;--- To I'S �5 +•_ 5+., •+ .1' +-+,,,+., l•• • - 4C—Ivsida Herald, $eslsrd, FL ..-- -- ••---•-•+ -- •••+.-.-,-•+•-. Wednuday, Dee. 5, 1n - rr ••,•• With Merry Cookie Exchan e Celebuuira Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. + - S Families gathered together trimming the tree, singing mixing bowl. Cut In butter with pastry blende wtil mixture Sprinkle with confectioners' sug ar. Cut Into triangles. Yield: 2 carols, making and feasting on fedive meals — these are the rekmbles coarse cornmeal. Pour concentrated orange Juice delightful Qirldmas customs we cherish. 'Tis the lesson to be Into small saucepan; heat to boiling. Quickly hiend In sugar. dozen dooklei. ORANGE CANDY merry, and also the season to thaw ow friends and relatives Add to flour mixture; add vanilla; mix welL QiW 6 hours or CAN COOKIES how much we care by euchanging gifts. overnight. On floured board roll chilled dough o,* to 34-Inch 1 c soft butt up er or marga rine One of the charming traditions associated with Clsrldmas thlclmeu. Cut Into different shapes with flowed Qwfstmas 1 cup confectioners' sugar gift-giving is that of Sate (lata, who, according to cii told to cookie cutters. Place on baking sheet. Brush with beaten egg i egg children, travels around the world In a reindeer-driven sleigh, white. Sprinkle with colored sugars. Bake In 350 degree F. oven i teaupoon grated orange rind shuttling up and down chimneys with his never-ending bag of io minutes. Remove from oven, cool 1 minute. Transfer to wire 34 teaspoon salt gifts to place under the tree for ,1Med Young folks to dlsoyer rack cool. Yield 3 to 4 dozen. 21.3rd cups unsifted all-purpose flour on (lrtdinas morning. In lege bowl, cream butter with confectioner's sugar. Beat ThIs year,. play Santa (lane ycirseif with a cii.es-y ORANGE BAR in egg. Blend In orange rind, salt and flour. Qll1 wtIl dough is Qirlstnias cookie exchange. It's a merrymaking activity that COOKIES stiff enough to handle. Roil out dough ¼ Inch thick. With cockle I cup butter or margarine (rown temperature) will plesse adults m well athe little follis. rAlch I o - makes cutter, or cutting wound paper pattern, cut out candy CAN one large batch of cookies and then ga thers with friends i4 2¼ cups sugar, divided sivapes and place on ungreased baking shed. Bake in 375 relatives to exchange and sample the home-baked wares. The 2 1-3rd cups sifted all-purpose flow, divided degree F. oven 12 to 15 minutes, until lightly browned at edges. result Is a gloriously rich assortment of many different kinds teaspoon orange rind Remove to cooling rack When cool, frost with Orange 4W of cookies, with less time upent in the kitchen. It's a convivIal Frosting. Tint about ½ cup of frosting orange and make stripes 34 cup Florida orange juice way to gdavaridy of awidmu goodies without going to a lot on frosted cookies. Yield: 60 cookies. of fiss and trouble. 34 teaspoon baking powder Confectioners' sugar Q-eam butter and '4 cup sugar. Stir In 2 cups flour and ORANGE FROSTING NO-BAKE orange rind. Press dough Into a 13z94nth baking pan. Bake In up soft butter or margarine '4 c TANGERINE BAILS 350 degree F. oven 20 minutes. Meanwhile, In container of 2 2-3rd cups sifted confectioners' sugar 1 package (12 ounces) vaitila wafers, finely crushed elect ric blender combine eggs, remaining 1% cups sugar and 1 teaspoon grated orange rind 2 cups confectioners' sugar 1-3rd cup flour, orange juice and baking powder; process 10 blespoons Florida orange juice 3 ta 1 square (1 ounce) sunl-swgst chocolate, finely grated seconds. Pow over partially baked cookie dough; return to In small bowl, cream butter until soft and fl uffy. Beat In I can (S ounces) Florida frozen conce,grajad tangerine oven and continue to bake 25 minutes longer. Cool thoroughly. confectioners' sugar, orange rind and juice. juice, thaed, undiluted 1 (334 ounces) flaked cocon ut In medium bowl combine wafer crumbs, sugar, chocolate, and tangerine concentrate; mix well. Form Into ½nch balls. Roll halls In coconut. Place In covered container; chill. Yield: 9 dozen. 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Cranberry mixture will keep nicely in $i ts Luncheon Meat ......... . can PLEASURE 1 package (10 ounces) frozen patty shells 1 can (8 ounces) whole berry cranberry sauce, chilled (optional) Combine sugar and 1 cup cranberry juice cocktail in a medium-size saucepan. Cook over medium heat 0 stirring constantly until sugar is dissolved. Bring to a boil. Remove from heat; add gelatin and stir until dissolved. Add remaining cranberry Juice cocktail. Chill until slightly thickened. Blend in whipped topping. Pour Into 9 Inch square pan. Freeze until firm, about 6 hours or overnight. Bake frozen patty shells according to package directions. To serve: gently remove tops of shells. Scoop frozen cranberry freeze Into shells. If desired, serve with chilled whole berry cranberry sauce. Makes 6 BORDEAUX-CRANBERRY SANDWICHES 2 cups fresh or frozen cranberries 1 cup coarsely broken walnuts 4 teaspoon rum extract 4 teaspoon grated orange rind one-third cup sugar I package (6% ounces) Bordeaux cookies Armour Treat ThIS AD IS EFFECTIVE WHERE SHOPPING IS A IN PASTRY % cup sugar 2 cups cranberry juice cocktail I package (3 ounces) red fruit flavor gelatin container (4 ounces) frozen whipped topping, thawed . Tomato Ketchup ........'b4 V - CRANBERRY FREEZE - CNN Sauce ................. .boo. — ..... , Heinz • ..Lap.Drink........., ¼tusm .- '-S nviu ........ U oi DV' 2 Pieces of Chicken, 2 Vegetables and i Roll Chicken Dinner ..... 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Drink it as an "aperitiF' Instead of wine, For your main course, turkey breast slices stuffed with SW elPotatoherbetuffing are an excellent choice becau se they cook quickly and with their creamy mushroom topping, stay moist and succulent. The dressing is an interesting cornbiflatlon of pork sausage, yams, orange juice and packaged cube stuffing mix. Cut down dessert time preparation by starting with frozen patty shells. These individual pastry bases are particularly handy to have on hand for the small family and can be used to prepare last minute desserts. A refreshing filling for the shells Is Cranberry Freeze. + for ChrUjI.1111)a.s Publix ______ undiluted u1ere YOU shop gifIs - __ Shop 3 cups sifted allpwpose flow Simple Dinner For Relaxed Holidciy -.. S Wednesday, Dec. 3, )7-5C Pt"k Oglea S :" 97% CAFFEII FREE $3.49 SANICA COFFEE waswaswe libtas*w.s t. s.. it. ,eie $3. . 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Whither they're a pre-dlnner hors d' oeuvre or an Informal snack after caroling or skiing, dips are a favorite with people of all ages. Hostesses, too, appreciate dips for their convenience and versatility. They're easy to prepare, can be made in advance and he as simple or as fancy as you want. And there's room for creativity in the accompsnlments, also, which can range from crisp crackers to pretty, cut-up vegetables. Serve the dips and dunkers on an appropriate and attractive tray and you have the ingredients for some festive featj. Piquant Sour Cream Dip sets the stage for party fun. yrare at room temperature ½ cup sour cream 3 tablespoons prspared horseradish 2 tablespoons milk 1 teaspoon chopped parsley ½ teaspoon dried leaf oregano ¼ teaspoon salt ¼ teaspoon hot pepper sauce In a small b'.wI beat cream cheese until smooth. Blend in sour cream, horseradish, milk, parsley, oregano, salt and hot pepper sauce. (bill. Yield: 1¼ cups. DEVILED HAM DIP 1 can (44 ounces) deviled ham one-third cup mayonnaise one-third cup sour cream 1 egg, hard-cooked, chopped 1 tablespoon chopped parsley 1½ teaspoons Dijon-style mustard ½ teaspoon curry powder Dash hot pepper sauce Raw vegetables, cut up In a small bowl combine deviled ham, mayonnaise, sour cream, egg, parsley, mustard, curry powder and hot pepper sauce. Chill. Serve with cut up raw vegetables. Yield: 1¼ cups. - PIQUANT SOUR CREAM DIP 2 packages (3 ounces each) cream cheese, softened Wednesday, Dec.L97-4C Evening Harald, SaMord, Fl. M a rn L iu r Citrus, the staple of the breakfast table and healthf ul team with hot pepper sauce, dill, chives, and gro un d ginger. snacking, gets into fancy dress in two elegant lunch dishes. Then the f illing goes into a prepared past ry crust and takes Grapefruit teams with shrimp In a wonderfully creamy, about 45 minutes baking time. flavorful mousse served in the t rimmed grapefruit shells. And All winter long, tangerin es and grapefruit add their fresh, tangerines, winter's darlings, combine with crab in a superb sunny flavors to a variety of dishes. Grapefruit or tangerine and unusual quiche. sections perk up just a bout any salad, add new Interest to The dishes are basically, party luncheon appetizers, but the vegetables, garnish thicken, pork or ham. are so exceptional you may want to use them in other ways.y winter And if you know that celebrating the winter holidays adds a The quiche or mousse may turn up as dinner appetizers; in few pounds to your weight, count on grapefruit as an inlarger Portions they may be the main course at lunch; both are valuable diet aid. A bowl of succulent sections in the fancy enough to add sparkle to a buffet supper. refrigerator or a glass of lively grapefruit juice provides While they appear elaborate, neither is difficult to prepare. vitamin C - and keeps you from hitting th e high-calorie The Grapefruit and Shrimp Mousse is a refrigerator dish; the snacks. only cooking required is the few minutes time necessary to Citrus plain or citrus fancy - either way, grapefruit and dissolve the gelatin In grapefruit juice. tangerines are two of the most delectable of our wlntertini Then you simply combine the ingredients, including chill foods. sauce and horseradish to keep blandness at bay, and fold in the GRAPEFRUIT AND whipped cream, grapefruit, baby shrimp and chopped celery. SHRIMP MOUSSE (bill, garnish with more grapefruit sections and there you 6 small Florida grapefruit have a dish that looks spectacular and takes only a jiffy to 1 envelope unflavored gelatin make. i cup water Tangerines and crabmeat are an Inspired in combination, and cup water the seasoning for the quiche Is excellent the two ingredients ' cup ma yonnaise ½ cup chil i sauce Piquant Sour Cream Dip, surrounded by an artistic array of cold antipasto, sets the stage for a production of holiday fun." ' Grapefruit and shrimp team In a whipped cream mousse served In grapefruit shells. . - ½ teaspoon prepared horseradish teaspoon salt Pr r F 1 Ad 'i r I IS A Rti A . I LI - I 0 _ _ rç IIIJ Elegant Lunch Dishes For AN" II FII i 14 1I 4 . ½ cup heavy cream, whipped 1 cup cooked, diced shrimp It cup chopped celery Lettuce Slice tops off grapefruit. Using a sharp knife, cut a scalloped edge around each grapefruit. Loosen sections from membrane and reserve. Scoop out membrane from shells and discard. Set grapefruit aside. Combine gelatin and water in medium saucepan. Stir over low heat until gelatin is dissolved. Remove from heat. Add mayonnaise, chill sauce, horseradish and salt. Chill until consistency of unbeaten egg white. FoI&in whipped cream. Fold In 1 cup reserved grapefruit sections, shrimp and celery. Turn into prepared grapefruit shells. (bill until firm. Garnish with grapefruit sections and additional whole shrimp, if desired. Serve on lettuce lined plates. Yield: S appetizer servings. TANGERINE ARMOUR CORNED Bar 77$ Hash ............. .... KRAFT STRAWBERRY Preserve. - - •. 21 87$ terfall... D&i,i'a,hnI D.t.rni $117 PAK Asst. Donuts b Box ARGO GREEN %J.tI\ cot. r-r--- - p supper set- •W an sh, _ _ _ together. Part$Ima Striped Oi,nblne MOntclaIr, olive oil, Bass, bsk.d with psrM.y, wine, oregano and garlic 101111111111, tomatoeL onion and powder; pow over fish. 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During this times many trsdltlonaj are ZARAGUOPIE 140* from treasured family recipes that have been prepared IMeervinge handed down from" reat.grfh, But todays This desse t is rnk1at of the Italian -'blIone, a holiday cocks face "4problems than the originators of foamy egg cnetard traditionally flavored with Marla. those delicione, but often long and involved seesonal goodies. 1 envelope unflavored gelatine With today's hectic lifestyls., there's a need for streamlined '4 rp confectioner,' sugar, divided lidilday deesert recipes that we ImpreeuL., but also fit lute 1% ctçs water AY.1aftyka. 6 eggs, separated__ In lids collection of kg Desert, for the Holidays you'll ¼ cup Marsela sherry or dry white wine find festive, mak...b,ad treats which require only a omall teaspoon of tat of time and result In some of the mod elegant and In medium saucepans mix imfiavored gelatin, With ½ delicious desserts ever crested! sugar. Blend hi watsrandeggyca. LetMandIm,. Cook A molded desserts liha an Eggnog Wreath, Is a delectable over low heat, beating constantly with whisk imtll gelatin. Is desert Ides that could become a seasonal tradition In your, coinpietejy dissolved, about 1 mInutes. Stir In wine. QdIl, home. It's simply a nog4la,ored egg and gelatlr*thjcksd stirring occaslon*, saitll 'nisture mesde . 1ightly when mixture that's chilled In a decorativ, mold. You an fix It dropped from oon. ahead of time, refrigerate It, then orenold when you're ready. In large bowl, beat egg whites with cream of tartar, at high Its d.lkste ligWn,s. will be appredatid at the end of festive speed ugh foamy. Beat In rn.b*ug sugar, I tibleapoon Ma and f1II1I meal and you'll appco, of Its easy and quick time, until sular Is diseked and whites we glosy and Maid preparation. In soft peaks. Fold in plaSm. midwe. PCur Into parfait dessert die's. and eldil odil sat. ar by like rich chocolate CH000(ATF MINT and cool seen mh* for elegant Qucolatdlbg Perfalts. a PARPAtTI WWWW Makes _ parfilts eatraesy to The trtlonaj te-ning of cranberry and orange appear, in A blender does all the herd work wheà you make these r_ -w — — -. I . . k - ___ W & - love soolks lotTuED . - * .:. •• • j3oolks 0*0* BoostO lot to COC IOU ---- ___ you cust can d aim aiate tancy partaits with a geIimirin.j glasses . ___ .. — '4 jj~lj So% Gltl rllikis, volt or alternating two favorite flavors, ___ vored th nfr a msk.ib.d that waits in the refrigerator until dosed or party tIme. And MW another way to mo&ulj. a traditional recipe Is to faa light thlff.i pie kuteid of the unual heavy planpkln or miscount 7% I-AppiIQlItfOlIPleCOUJ4h.1d1yb. _ dafal . effider ortI Flay W *Use dod Into mixture of on yolks, odlavored gelatin,, applauc. and 2 sivelops. unflavored gelatin, 1 ciç cold mIil divided 1 cuç (½ pl.) half and half or 11gM cream, heated to boiling I csp (½ cold half and half or light cream 4 eggs %cspsngw__ 1 teaspoon vanilla * A flavorful it that makes a 11gM ending to a holIday food is Zabiglioue bow. 1s delicate whipped win. cuatard G% 1 j. -. ' 0 - *••• —, pi.) ,m p ___ 2 squares (2 dic, melted In 5ci blender container, srInk1e unflavored gelatin, over 1 P. j. . on.) * - * .. -•, : . Jiutnoeg unflavored golathie added to iTtal, ho dajn Its light and and peocos at low speed usd11 gelafhn, Is completely dissolved, fluffy èlfts of cidard. about 2 mInutes. 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WE AA..REA'i' Z_Z ii 1 ___ EC ____ __ ___________ RIAZIN _ BEETLE BAILEY by Moot Walker - ____________________________ ('0 TilE VOL,D'4GER OFFICERS FEEL UNCOMFORTABLE WIEN I DROP _ IN FOR A PRINK4 MT W IOU 'c OLWl3 A VW OUT 4rr HT I 33 Away from, 34 Comedian Caesar / __ A9 THE BORN LOSER • rcus C1rc, one of two topless 26 Hence upright _ -- 'Urs In uniffiorporated Seminole County, currently faces no .eounty regulations on the ac. 1v1tles of entertainers. ('Irene arcus and the Fancy Dancer, also In Unincorporated Seminole, nd the Club Juana,: In ____ • ___ by Bob Montana TITAN, THE LARGEST SATELLITE OFSATURN,HAS ——— SMOG FROM THE INTERACTION LET US SPECULATE ON VMAT H.1E CARS NIP FACTORS THAT POLUJTE THE SMOG TAME SUCH LIFE COULD OF SLMIGHT WITH METHANE, ' FORM 1$ FRESH AIRJJ AND S VdTISTS BELIEVE THAT m MAY BE pj , J ____' DATA FROM THE PIONEER SPACE PROBE SHOWS THAI a / -ivy , . c HOROSCOPE All ______ I _ EEK a MEEK by Howl* Schneider - I WA" \ gq MY RIJG, *#3K - % TThI MASS Im r s 14, 0' t -t..--- -. ° S - , . LLA! NOTE YOUR TEACHER HAS WRITTIllFN r ir. * OR04T SPK Filwoot. 0 AMMIN I % - ((i _____ ' • cJ _ . BUGS SUNNY bY St.ffeI £ Hslmdalil . IEL 9? v'v, "' v AN HOUR. In.I VI4_IX y, I r , W -lull., 01 SPIDER-MAN •• tI PRANKANDINNIST . , - , . •. • ~ 0 -n *u - Law. mu Ur iøvI ISD • • • . 7- - ____ - - — - ¶ .b.4 . • a '•c got - - if •. - • . •. Is , -- ': , - - I L - S-UW ,.I•ib1— — 'f'_, • -, . . . • . • - L - ,J• 1- _3-'I .._S f - J . . , ' — ' - . I I! Vi . . • .- 1 • . . - 1 b5.fr.e— The major outbreak of domestic unrest usly welcomed came as Iran cautio for the release of 50 American hostages, • t now in their 33rd day of captivity, as a V-- ft •U- — -.* a- - -i — 1f - . . , $1 0 Wfi t- . , 'Oldest Man' ___ - • - • • ,. - • . . ipiW' frpf$ $g 5 Sweeps Thmuoh L :- II ')M . •' . , f — 006dd - Fire Marshal To Inspect Old Jail • • - .- ___ ire and on,andsiit..l..i.l.. WOW __________ a U.N. Security Council resolution calling • by T. K~ Rise j''j • S • CFO .J. . The crowds, supporters of moderate __ . .1 Z . -C "step forward" toward a peaceful — . JUMOLIWIlds -- Ayatollah Kazezn Sharlatmadari, were demonstrating agalusta new constitution that would make Khomeini Iran's ruler for life. • • 1 • • ,.• : ______ I . soma ;. January. . , •' - , .- 0 . - - • .. • . - • - For two -_ Raw* 1' • ...• ..•, ... •tn'andJshnRernNa b ' by 00 Theves unas. @own DEPTo $1 Ion - TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Tens of - thousands of anti-Khomeini demonatrators seized a government radio and television station in the no rthwest city of Tabriz today, ousted the local governor and claimed police and ar my units had joined them, reports reaching Tehran said. It was the m ost serious opposition to Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini since he ousted Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi In You'll now have. Ow sp aboutIntoft.batfty may 31* at Contract Ift 8 OW of JACOOV BrIdIlle.'Fle-has analpied Mw AMM. sow Si pertunity to ispessa many corn. , , 01 ow n.wVS. *16 Of tl'' which an on your -'--• , ,, P.O. lox ova W. W. Rao co ,nld. to yes 1* re(9à4 them W how Ill would have Station, New York. N.Y. J (March fl'ApeIl 19) they am. avoided their pitfalk 5('&i' j ChUeeI1I .uissosi book and ofawcostrwt • Saturda - No ' IONSI can be controlled. want to be harrused," she Mid. "It may solution. Herald8tafl Writer If the ordinances are pemed, Polk said, mean moving to anothe r location or But Khomeini, breaking several days of silence, denounced Washington as a it will make It impossible for such going out of business, Reacting to police intelligence reports businesses to come Into the county unless "Neither do the entertainers wait to be "bloodthirsty regime" and Iran's -, " topless bars and Other buxlmwes they am legitimate. hassled or exposed on 7V." Revolutionary Council approved plans l)if disi In sex are heading for Seminole "You can't paint any type of business Mrs. Glenn said she has received for mobIlizing 20 million youths for -• Cola*y, Sheriff John E. Polk is urging the with a broad brush," Polk said. "There Polk's recommendations and they are military training in support of Khomei. 1' county to adopt four anti-smut or- are some massage parlors that are now with County Attorney Nikkl Clayton. ni's appeal to the country's youth to dinances. legitimate." Clayton has been asked to render an prepare for armed combat with the Frank Battles talks with friends In front of the home he did not want "You M41M say I want to close the As for prostitution. there is a problem opinion on the enforceability of such United States. to leave. Once, when placed In a loca I home for the aged. Mr. [tattles bam door before the horse gets in," Polk with it In Seminole County, the sheriff ordinances, MrL Glenn said. Khomeini appealed for calm and rain away. Ile would have been log years old on.lan. 10, 11180. said. said. . national unity In a statement broadcast "Can we really be successful in Seminole County "You're going to have that until trolling these things?"Mrs. Glenn asked. over Tehran Radio and indirectly ac1. the place to come," he said. "I'm everyone dies off," he said, "but we can "And at what expense to the taxpayer?" cised the United States of fomenting Services urging the 001Turitilon to go ahead and hold it down and drive It underground so " ntycies en health, numbers domestic problems. y adopt these ordinances before the it 't out In the open.". Tens of thousands of Shariatinadari's of persons allowed in an establishment, O5fl asTives." Polk said he is re ____mending the parking and state liquor licenses are aii suppo rters demonst rated in Tabriz, a QVIIJI111lowns on ti county adopt an ordinance like the one ways to control such things. These might city of some 2 million people near the In Orange County, just adopted lii Oran County. Orange be more itecti. COntIOIL" she said. Turkish border, and then seized the radio -. ... Brevard . .County, . uapena, musviue ana etsewnere county outlaws 1ap dsaclng," in WflIth and television station. Ordinances against specific behavior bor n in Georgia, but was not sure when ByJANECAEERRy nearby have made Seminole County look U dIner sits on the cudoiners1a p, Reports suggested the entire city may may result in the County he came to Sanford. "My husband has fleraldStalfWrfter Ilk. a haven, he said. and "bouth dancing," which refers, Polk wt be In the demonstrators tiand __ lived here 51 years and he said Mr. At ; I Id, Seminole County has no said, to "everything that goes en In a t, The demonstrators announced the practical itt," Battles was here when he came," she Funeral services for o have booth behind dosed drapes. local governor, Nur-eddin Gharavi, had Mrs. Glenn said. Frank Battles, thought t I"flt been ousted, Pl5dod their topless an l l 1% OraW '— Ao a b wi often residt In COt%tIflUSd Saidord's otde.txel"i will be He would talk abo ut how hard times g Nk INIUII th.t the cold)' IUPPOItforSharlatmadrl,aatd poli pp $l ovum 6 ce and 3:3OpJn.S dyatNevSaleiuB*plhit W the days when he earned his Ild JOined them aid thirch on 12th Street with 11ev. Bertus Hying grubbing jsj, bug with aum w mod, of ft a land wi th a hoe, she and sa sMrs meemis prima f FOPONd Iaianilc ldiitn.i( to CICmWU1I UI Of'. $5l 5 Herring officiating, recalled. In his later years, she said, her parlors, and preutlb*kin, as well as utuuuij be amended. mosaii the oorm Is _, aus, Found dead Saturday morning at his stepfa ther had trouble with speech and toplaw and botioni' "And then," dw sad, "You always Uw m entwtainmeld, know what is PW on 9 be has a The protest followed a ballot by residence, at 1200 W. 13th St., by his hearing and was difficult to understand. S,ivth1e County has tireo topless beans have the group that says no one Is Iranians at the start of the weekona stepdaughter, Mr. Battles would have "Momma used to understand what he dubw all located In the same vicinity d Seminole ('iE*y's topless dubs w In deinancing that anyone view these referendum turning Iran Into an Islamic been lb years old on Jan. 10, ieo. was saying," said Mrs. Jackson. "He US Highway l7., although one falls Saaft Glean's things. They say you can't legislate Republic and giving Khomeini absolute Bernice Jackson of Sanford said she would tell us about something that had within the corporate limits of Mrs. Glann add it a sovellinmeW morsiv, secular and religious powers. discovered her stepfather slumped in a happened a long time ago and they would fith,rry and would be subject to that body doss ld have an ordhap But Polk said he doss not feel topless Sharlatmadari opposed the con- chair, dead of natural laugh." causes, when prohibiting something, then it is. in fad, dub regulation aims to didate moraL stitution because he believed It gave went to his house to check on him. she She said Mr. Battles and her mother here an, an adult bookstores or said she think. it " "It's not that we're trying to legislate Khomeini too much power. On Wed"He w as could not read or write and a fine man," she said, "and i had not MEW parlon in this county. poldble" that aOw this rscmt raids in moralls," he add. "It's the other things nesday night his home in the holy city of loved him not as a step(ather, but like a been sure of his age until he the Social Now orIdburAss would allow the GUM 111`111114 tOPWN dub Owners might that 90 along With it that cause that Qom was stomed by a gang of gunmien. father. Th&I, was the, reason I did all I Security traced and verified the date of I colintilty to1" businesses cOMW In to consider moving to Saninole County. problents, such as praistitution, and One guard was killed and nine others could for him - he was always nice to his birth. 11"outdo akwhk he UK mad they "Tbw Mw tb* emkitiIiiefs do I* dmils.11 wounded. Shairiatmadri escaped ham. me. In August oflast year, two men entered "He didn't want to go to a home, and Mr. Battles' home and robbed him while * I r. once when he was placed In a local home holding a knife at his throat. "They tore W for the aged, he ran away. Idon't think he off his britiches and took his money and •' • . would have lived as long ashe did u he throwed him around," she recalled. ,. had been," said Mrs. Jackson. "His knee "After that he complained his back hurt ' • • . was swollen with arthritis and he hobbled him and I took him to the hospital twice for X-rays." . around, but recently It got better and he . was going to the store again ." Two men were later arrested and She said his second wife, her mother, charged with stealing $200 from the old . who died two years ago, and Mr. Battles man. had been married for 18 years. Mr. Battles was a member of the "After she died, me and my h usband Bethlehem Primitive Baptist Church, continued to take care of that old man." Sanford. Mrs. Jackson sald when are& farm. Other survivors include two sons by his . workers got home from work every first marriage, Albert Battles of .:.. night, they would go to ida house to visit. Hawthorne, Fin., and Lee Andrew of Mrs. Jackson said Mr. Battles was Jacksonville; and th ree granddaughters. alff The game was duplicate p4sIiy____ a vesig bodk P10CU (F 10) where with it £511 is Tbby should turn ld to be a conoirast Gat rather phee-ut ens when you SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) compiled _____ P"\ ' - • Khomeini EnemiesRampage ByDUNEPETRYK w,V first appear to be a wild Ides today and a chance Con' -• • Evening HeraId CUSPS 481.280)—Price IS Cents - t P reven he's asleep or jld as he h - an overactive the probabilities are that he ning. ___ ' YOuR BIRTHDAY Hard work lays extra awakens In the ft's true that mor an overactive wow have some other finDeieinben$, lfl dividends when coupled with thyroId CM cause a high heart difl(s which would hilp to lead No matter how dif ficult good ,old Yankee Ingenuity. rate bullcan anxiety • things seem a ins moment, You're 3%% U COS 0Cfl plugging along. put them together today keep sometigng wiezp.ciadww TAUIIU$prfla'MayI happen to chaw the W" vftt Was ft* an new PSW' SN• aid amp" to with ai WIN AT ________________________________ '. bring things to a fruitful friend could, surprisingly, concl usion. reveal some startling In. SAGITA1UU8 (Nov. 23. formation of benefit to you. weueciurow Dec. 21) Don't be afraid to GEMINI (May 21-June 10) methoft;--lut-wben church I401TH ..• away from lugging share the good things that Yederday's unusual financial systern and into common happen to you today. ThSfS COldt1OlWwIUU4b1S today. sense his staff ls well worth will be more than enough to go Take advautass of them to A kQJ10441 idüig. around and you'll get extra acquire some 1ong.soug One point he stresses is that WW am enjoyment by bringing others it=& on may omasim a sow OA91132 lido your picture. Find od CANCER (JUflS 21JUIY ) 6 PY ,74 • even a two-caM wilt in order for Be on to chock your Mon., pleidy •AlIsss you intbo year following your early to y. •.es fUW. birthday by sending for Pur d k for You. I&ok for a mr. PIMS a Today's hand was bid by atunevottiL kvmaftto cW of Atro.Gr* Letter. 694 Ivar Slikodd and Im" Hki. MA $1 for Midi to A**. LEO (July *Avg. U) VA111111116111 Mon some to yurs AV MW Graph, Box 48, Radio City Someone with a ht of kam will- am as a model for any. Stellon, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to how will pm asweptionally ove vdq any methods. 0" standard helpful today in gattiag Vulnerable' Both jy date teng ar Dealer South ,, ,i,,,, " c*nicow l)s. 23.Jan. seinetldag for you I you ft's a good day to gut di du't think po*b le .Enjoyit. 19) W Nui * normal two-diamond, t vaoo (Avg. 334pl 22) ,I FM 19 waid dons and how you plan to You are yes' sausi Cadloes hearts aid Ibis cS the key Poll • do It. Yoiall even get the self tod*, aid that's net bad, bldggls b1 two •__ . cooperation of someone you but issa a little ubould an r so . i. dldu't expect. IWprsnd* IVIISI 09 tfl ,, raised to three and since AQVAIUUI (Jan. lDFeb. it'll ts'ii out to be asr. • Opening I.ad4S defense started with tire. 19) PA .0 your cleverness to UI*A (Sept. fl, 23) rounds of clubs, lvi, nj What nI U Make that little eatra pi ' five notremp. var • ____ IFRUS geS BRIDGE I • • •. ]HIeratict MPMCSU Mfl i. .. •- . Sheriff beats is to get a basal heart have a no blood rate, specifically one while report. How,,1, If he did - / • . •, c 0. A t; • -. : In a highatrum young man observie that laboratory tests suich w you described, I me not hMble wA ocshould think the best Index as caslonally a person with an to how fast his had rally overactive thyroid glaind may . For Thursday, D.c.mb.r 6, 1979 • ___ _________ '" , •. .- . • . iractices such as lap dancing" 4f ordinances proposed by Sheriff John Polk are adopted. — — — — — — ,inalheartrateatredof72 If it still persists over 100, 52 beats per minute and Jed even tho ugh he doesn't drink befora competition, their coffee, to& or colas ___ 54 55 rates were between 135 and doesn't smoke, ft 160 beats per minute, even, worth having him checked thougiithey wwal doft any again. If he's in very pow — -1 — 1 — — — '"i work at the time. This will physical condItion, It might (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSNI show you how much' nervous also be worth having tension can affect your start a physical fitness program.FInally,Iwouldjld ___ 4'- •. .---.---- tasselberry, face restrictions on _ ARCHIE p . 72nd Year, No. 92—Thursday, Dec. !nfoorida32??l ———— 49 50 51 PRISCIL . • Lamb ur so e) land docW said his heart and ft- and coffee and COW. 27 Encircled 45 Husk of wheat raid .- OK and ,eiJdg can _____ position WANT TO BE ONE Young horse 28 grain 6 Suspend OF THE be done about the fast heartAlso your level of physical 29 Eight (Fr.) 35 Certain 46 Verne hero 7 Triton best. A week later he pused fitness affects your resting Diminutive 30 36 Skirt feature 8 In controversy II Passion ut in school and the doctor he Individuals who fix o rife. 37 Polished t (2 wds) 48 Actress Baxter said n ng was wrong. 32 Stars 39 Actress Davis 9 Sordid othi condition are lii good physical 35 More insolent 51 Depression mi40 Navy ship 10 Slice of He weighs around 150 are more likely to have slow tills prefix (abbr.) toasted bread 36 Lawmaker Ii 5 fed 10. He resting heart rates than those poinuja dm not smoke or drink. He that are In poor physical 5 6 7 8 9 10 1 2 3 4 hasallerglestheyeazroufld condition. I'm sending you 14 and his b0d mud nm we The Health Letter number 94 13 12 ____ stuffed , mci rtiu'Ing. He Your Heart Rate: What It —— — —— 15 to — 17 — — .110 is high dflifl aid 10115 Means. ft will give you adhis temper easily. I'm afraid ditlonal Information on heart 19 18 • 20 21 ida heart will wear out from rates as related to health by Art Sansom — — — — — — — overwork. I don't know (her readers who want this 23 22 • whether to let things go as us can send 75 cents with _______________ they are or take him to long, stamped, aelf4ddreaed 27 ct 24 25 26 TAr NOW 28— 29 30 vJ4pr 'bi) vJOUt.POIJ ç". — — ' — ________ — — — —another do or. Any advice envelope for it. Said your z;:) —— you could give would be request to me, In care of this ii. 32 _________ — — gris newspaper, P.O. Box 15610 tly apreciateI. —— DEAR READER The Radio QtyStaUon, New ' York, 34 38 35 — — normal heart rate u a wide NY 10019. range of variability. It's also 37 38 39 —— affected by many different - Why don't you go ahead and things. I've always been get your son's heart rate while 40 41 — — — — — impressed by a study of he's asleep or early In the 46 47 48 I _ 42 43 44 _45 we[gIt lifters who had a mornlngandaeewhatthatls? ______________ _________________________ I __ CUM • •• • - • . —w *lI .a rses Wed. - ' . . • ' ' • . VA be satbW with a coudy official's in Wormed of the Impeaft sub Ina" onhou * se -.-.i.--- . .& .à___. -L__. — -- a ii-. —u. w. — U lU in but saw..4d1—i1-.eldIbav, how yBocbsr,eplok-,I. By DIANE PEThYK County Elect ions Supervisor Camilla Herald Stiff Writer Bruce recently protested the forced In response to a Sanford citizen's move of her office into more cramped quarters in the old jafl.me move, which cmplairt,offlcfala from the date fire ma sJg Office will Inspect the old COd taxpayers over $3,000, left her 700 less square-feet of space. Seminole County Jill Friday. tIo Sped-list John State Fire Asked about the fire rellistantabujtyof Nelson said he will inspect the building e elections office files a representati ve th due toaccsnplalnt by June Cameron of of the mamdact urerof the Diebold pewer Sanford. files said: "zero." ML Cmisron mid she Is upset bemuse Joe Mccluan, claid of the county Fire PrOtwtiOn Bureau, said. however, that moved the elections office into "a am the old J&H was brou& up to code after trop." the (in in 1176. Normally, the state doesn't Concern. A sprinkler system wu added, hesaid. itself with a counly facility such as the and Owe is an alarm system connected Jail,NelaonsaId, but they do get Involved &agy to the fire dieWment. U there liacc,nplalid. "But jldbec$useabuildlngmtj the MLCame ron describes herselfasa COdedObnot mean it fire proof" private dt1 anadiveInpicaffafr,, hP5'uulMli,anhip with anyone In dw office. - he Iifevstat Mall. . "Why should our most precious recordu be put In • '— " l s . Cunerosi ask., 'Today C1lMiN - -. Edititlal ......................tA the 5amSCO1dyc"nIsIonfose,er __ - U � 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 05, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 05, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 20-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 05, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/cb28b3d8029c8049aa1753caac207f9b.pdf d310c44a462a9d195602b5e1f9c36232 PDF Text Text 71st Year, No. 283—Monday, July 16, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents L. Reinforces Energy-Saving Commitment Carter Promises Audit Of Oil Firms r Whirle U By United Press International Shouting — to applause — that "the oil companies must cooperate!" President Jimmy Carter declared he is prepared to use his presidential powers to make the giant firms supply the energy needs of this country. Carter said he Is sending energy auditors to check company profits and supplies, and promised to use "the full power of the law against those who profiteer from our national shortage, or who try to cheat the American public." "Will you help me succeed?" he asked a meeting of the National Association of Counties, and the delegates gave him prolonged applause today. by Hal Kaufman PENNY ANTEI Question: How many pennies stacked in a pile will equal the height of a penny standing on edge? Next question: How many pennies side by side will span a yardstick from end to end? Can you guess? rAw r C) 2o 'IUIISIW SI SIIJqWfl '5'OUtOPIW SI JOWAN '5 'IU,IsIUI SI VMS It 1~00 SI OMItS It 4111J1444• 04 ItOH -g 1(I*4W II seIVI :.ousa. • Hive A has 10 more bees than hive B. B has 20 more than C. C has 30 more than D. if D has 215, how many bees are in all four hives? 'PURSM41 0440 of • Names five countries are scrambled hers: 1. EURP. 2. SNAPI. 3. NANIC. 4. DOLPAN. S. identify? CARFEN. Now many can :Sit Ajj 5 PUIIOd .p •,taq c u.ds .j .flj you Tongue Teasersi Repeat aloud as fast as you can: Fresh-fried French fries. Sleek silk slips. Cheap chipped china. Big black pug pups. ' CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differ.nc.s in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find thlm? Check answers with thos, below. PU• 04 PUIqe.A4ioj iad 0 UI bAIMl XOJddV IC) j :AOM .uo Tax s I I lam V U I ILl A},...t (SAVE AT 1146 CF(CE, ...RY.. "I would say this could greatly enhance the chances of the hospital receiving an in crease in funds," Neiswender said. Even though the hospital has been determined to fall outside the bounds of general government for budgeting purposes, Neiswender said, any increase still would be established by the county commissioners. Hearings on the proposed hospital budget are set for this week by the commissioners, he said. 1(,..t ALp' iE.'AVe A f4l1'" J u; FYIL . FUP, TRO? ¶ '/ 1IMS Mnwi VAM WANT lb . M WR / I '1 County administrator Roger Neiswender said the five percent cap on tax hikes permitted cities and counties means the commissioners only can Increase the general government budget by about $300,000 next year. But, he said, Clayton's ruling puts the hospital outside the general government category for budget purposes. LIK5 lb 7t4A16 f. • . / • ( .• The proposed budget ap- . proved by the SMH board of trustees asks $709,120 In tax receipts from the county. The amount granted for the current year is $387,893. P4ovV (. __7,-• Had the hospital not been declared outside the general government realm, the increase sought for next year — .., • , , -.-. 'I think we've been missing a . . 'fr4' _________________________ of purpose for ' — . •- . , " .... ., ... . +' , ' Herald Photo by Tom N.t41I A TALL ORDER It's not that they are little men from Mars or small boys, It's just that the antennae are so big. The two workmen are dwarfed by the machinery atop Brain Tower in Sanford as they work on an air-conditioning unit. Judge Rules Against Police rnony the last 15 sense years' of Congress. He's trying to do a good job If he could just get some help." Weeks, of rural Lonizwood, said he has been cutting down on his personal driving and eliminating trips ever since the gas prices began to go up steadily this year. He'll continue to curb his driving as much as possible, the retired building contractor said. Concerning the president's credibility, Weeks said lie found Carter to be very believilblc. lie said Carter's statements about the country's loss of purpose were correct. "I think we've been missing a sense of purpose for the last 15 years," he said, Mrs. A. E. Moran of the Pinecrest area of Sanford also said she has been cutting down on her personal driving, The 72-year-old housewife said her overall impression of Carter's speech was "good." She said the specific measure suggested, such as synthetic fuel production, were the proper steps. But she said she had hoped his message would have been stronger. "Getting the people to go along with what he said is golngto be hard. A lot of people won't sacrifice," she said. She said she believes there is a lack of national purpose, but hopefully things will turn around as a result of the president's efforts to meet the coming energy needs. Don Davis, 35,ofruralSanford said hels willing and has already begun making sacrifices to curb his energy use. The self-employed elder said he has insulated and reinsulated his home. In addition, tie said, he has cutout his use of air conditioning. "All I use now is a circulation fan," he said. According to Davis, the president is taking the proper course by stressing the production of artificial fuels, lie said the fault for the country's dependence ott foreign oil rests with Congress. "They can't get their heads together and get going, they . ' •. new president would help" "lie's not a leader. He's just asking us for help," said William Vitulli Sr., 73, of Sanford. Vitulli, now retired, said he thinks there "definitely is a crisis" but Carter is showing no leadership. "Roosevelt, 't'rumun — when they had a crisis they made the Petiple believe in them. They told the people What to do. Carter just threw it right to the people for their Iit'li). I tloiit have any plans to do anything about It persorially Ik"s running the country. lie needs to make the people understand there is nothing to be afraid of." "1 think he's very sincere and he plans to put more pressure on everyone Lu work on this problem," said Mrs. Mars Stopuem'. 239 l'euuertree Court. Lake Mary. The 6year-old retiree said Carter's suggestions would work but that Congress "isn't coing to cooperate. We need to use inure of our coal. Personally, we've cut (]own on our trips into tuv.n. We don't go now until we have two or three things to (10. I don't think it will be easy to rebuild conIi(l('IlU(' lii America It's going to take a lot of prayer and roopt'ration people have become too indifferent. l'sIdciit (im1et' can do the job, but only if he regains the respect of the Congress and the people." Richard Shipman, 2, a chef-caterer from Winter Springs, thought (lie prt'suiemit's speech was "excellent" and "believable." Can the appeal to personal sacrifice work? "I hope so. If it 1oecn't, there is nothing going to work unless we unite. That's the trouble. Everybody is looking after themselves. What's the good of having a leader if you don't follos hue." 'I try to conserve gas and have cut shopping trips to three times it week and call cut it to two if I have to, but the trouble here is there is no public transportation, Ship. man said. "I have th e (iierostat m set at 78 degrees, which is comfortable." Reaction was generally favorable in Sanford and Seminole County among those interviewed today who watched President Jimmy Carter's energy speech oil television Sunday night. However, many others did not bother to tune In the president. Of 24 polled at random, 13 said they did not hear the speech. Those contacted by telephone were asked: —Was the speech believable? —Will his call for personal sacrifice work and what will or can you do to cut down on use of energy? —how do you see yourself achieving his request that people park their cars at least one day a week and take 11(1 unnecessary trips" —The president said the country lacks unit) of purpose and no confidnce in government, can this be restored and in what way? "I think he's on the right track," said 75-year-old Norman Weeks. "But he is going to have to have the help . A ruling by Seminole County Attorney Nikki Clayton will allow the county cornmissioners to Increase the budget of Seminole Memorial Hospital without jeopardizing the five percent tax hike led imposed by the Legislature. WATER PERI Is the yyo"man above in .r.v! if the water? Add missing lines in cemplss the scene. him in acting to solve the dilemma. Carter said that in an effort to clear up widespread confusion and distrust over fuel supplies and prices, "I'm ordering the energy information administration to send its weekly report to our news media throughout the country, telling what are our present energy supplies that week. Ile said he wants Americans to know as much about energy as they (10 about the weather. Ile again called on Congress to give him the power to impose mandatory conservation goals, and said if states (10 not follow suit, "then I will act as president from Washington. Carter called again for a standby gasoline rationing. Local Reaction To Speech Favorable; Many Misse d It Clayton determined that the hospital was established as a special tax entity. According to the provisions of the tax cap signed into law by Gov. Bob taxing Graham, special districts are exempt from the five percent lid. RI,ErER,.. I$ N\ WLLCTig'4 FM 14 AV6 A fAJFF0 11 WEEK oil more than the United States purchased from abroad in 1977, Carter shouted: "1 am drawing our line of defense, here and now!" Carter said the country currently has "a massive, dangerous, growing dependence on oil" and contrasted it to the situation 10 years ago when, he said, the United States was exporting more oil than it imported. He said now almost one half of the oil comsumed by Americans is imported. He said OPEC prices have almost doubled in the past seven months and that the situation worsened with the political shakeup in Iran. "We simply must remove this threat to our people," he said, asking that Congress and the American people join SMH NUMBERS GAMEI Think you are clever with numbers? Let's see. A configuration of 10 squares resembling a boxy tennis racket, Is shown above. Three numbers are inserted in the squares. You are asked to add seven more-2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 and s—so that any three in a row, including the 'handle,' at bottom will total 15. Note, the number 5 is repeated. Obviously, It belongs in the top row. Now then see if you can insert the rest. 4UO$$$JASWSAIJJIft" PIP 'JO VCPi's ti's (*4416 Carter made the foray to Kansas City hours after perhaps laying his political future on the line in an extraodinary nationally broadcast speech in which he decried a "crisis of the American spirit" that only a massive grass-roots effort can overcome. The president promised to "distribute limited supplies of gasoline, fairly and equitably, among the motorists of this country. "We are pressing the refineries, for instance, to Increase their supplies of fuels and heating oil. "We must implement ... without regard to political consequences, the programs of those we have chosen to lead." Reiterating his determinat.ion not to Import one drop of 'President Carter can do the job, but only if he regains the respect of the congress and the people' James U. Reedy, a retired admiral living in Lake Mary who works as a manufacturer's representative, said he thought it was a "pretty good .speech." "lie has laid out a program which, if followed, can help our country out of some of its difficulties ... the speech is similar to one he gave ill 1977." His wile, Eugenia, a housewife, added, 'We both listencA rind lit), reaction was it was the best speech the president has delivered and had force and clarity not previously shown. It provides hope for a light at the end of the tunnel if he shows the strength of leadership — that has been so sadly lacking — over the next year. "Of course, there is always the chance it was politically iiiotivated." "There has to be personal sacrifice and as a housewife I would suggest it is not necessary to keep temperatures in large supennarkets so lo that they are uncomfortable," 9 pen 75; $321,227— would have exceeded needed someone to id them how to move," lie said. "This she added. the total amount Neiswender country has just been floating with no direction, just "Our country is sick, so we should take therapeutic said is available to all depart• waiting for the next idea to come along." measures; each of us should work with the view of doing M MEL991k ments under the five percent Frank L. Woodruff, 57, a salesman who lives at 1308 S. what is best not just for ourselves but our neighbors. The cap. Magnolia Ave., Sanford, said it was a "very nice speech wall should W torn down around Washington D.C. — it has By law, the county can tax and I agree with a lot of what he said. lie has a lot of good a mentality of its own." county residents up to 65 cents ideas but I don't think the American people will be willing The couple agreed they personally cut down on the use per $1,000 assessed valuation MIAMI (UPI )—Tape recordDespite efforts by Cowart, the an tc- later just four blocks with him. I plan to drive less, make fewer to go along of energy by keeping the air-conditioner set at 78-80 and for hospital services. The ings and testimony from police trial has moved slowly in. away. crisis of confidence in unnecessary trips. There is a our turning it off on cool nights. They also are shutting off present rate is 24 cents per officers who arrested Chi terrupted twice last week When The three surviving students I don't know what can be done about it. Maybe a some but nation rooms, and "spot cool" with a small fan. $1,000. Should the county ap" Omega murder suspect Theo- a juror caught a cold, and then Cheryl Thomas, Kathy prove the $709,120 request dore Bundy in Pensacola will when Bundy came down with a JeIner and Karen Chandler sought by the hospital board, not be admitted as evidence, virus that left him Pauseous. ill took the .and. But all were taxpayers would pay 'about 43 Circuit Judge Edward Cowart Cowart will hold some night asleep when the attacks came, cents per $1,000 assessed said today. sessions this fourth week of the and none saw the attacker, valuation for hospital services. trial to make up for lost time. Cowart ruled against Physical evidence from the Board members say the additional funds are needed to allowing any of the testimony, So far the slate's case has crime scene, Including the including including an officer's statement been, by its own admission, Wood.drezxhed panty hose Left pay for Indigent care. Bundy hinted he was in- circumstantial, Nita Neary, the wrapped tightly around Marga—GEOFFREY POUNDS volved In the sorority house eyewitness whà saw a man she ret Bowman's neck and a panty slayings. He told two police says was Bundy hurrying out of hose mask found at Miss It may not be as cold a winter Donald Ratajczak, director of tariffs on fabrics and an ex- interests will immunize the officers "the evidence Is there, the sorority house Just after the Thomas' house, has been cu- In the South as some are economic finances at Georgia pected increase in imports will region. just look for it," two days after killings, has not yet taken the culated among the jurors, predicting of the projections State University, served as the slow textile business. The industrial heartland his arrest in Pensacola Feb. 15. stand. Nor has Dr. Richard The state lost a major battle made by the Conference Board, South's advisor on the sevenThe Southwest should from Delaware and PennDuring two-and-a4ialf hours Souviron, who has made a Thursday over a panty hose Inc. are correct. man board which arrived at the continue to outpace the rest of sylvania to Minnesota, Iowa Around The Clock ..........4A of tape recordings, Bundy comparison between bite mask found In Bundy's car four In a survey conducted by the predictions concerning an the nation, but its prices and and Missouri will be bouyed by Bridge .................... 4B talked of being in Tallahassee marks left on Liza Levy and years ago in Granger, Utah, noWofit eoonorWc research expected recession. production costs are catching the underlying needs of our Comics ....................4B because he had once been a courtordered dental Un- when be was arrested on company sponsored by many of "But even in the Northeast those In the North. economy for investment Crossword ................. 4B college student and knew how to presslons of Bundy. suspicion of burglary, a charge the nation's major cor- and Midwest the economic The Rocky Mountains area spending to meet energy needs. EJtorlal .................. 4A move freely on the campus. In three days of testimony, that was later dropped. porattons, labor unions, turndown is not expected to be will maintain a faster growth Also, it large crop output Dear Abby .................lB Bundy told officers he had the state has painted a grisly Prosecutors had hoped to tie government agencies and severe," the Conference Board pace than any region in the from America's breadbasket Horescope ............... 413 attended wme dases. picture of the CIII Omega house the mask In with the one found universities, it was predicted report indicated. United States. the regions from North Dakota Cowart outlawed the tapes Jan, 15, 1978 when four women In Miss Thomas' duplex apart- that the Northeast and Midwest Hospital ..................ZA Other rcgional forecasts housing, automobiles and and Indiana to Alabama will OURSELVES .............. 113 and testimony because the were clubbed unconscious and ment, but examined win bear the brunt of a mild included indications that: consumer durables are exhelp them with help Sports ................... B, 7A public defender standing out- two of them were strangled them and ruled they were not recession late this year, and Television .................213 side the Pensacola jail was not with a panty hose. A fifth similar enough to be admitted that the West and South will dustryCoal and electronics in- pected to be the weaker sectors coming from soybean and growth will help the in the Pacific Coast states, vegetable oil products. tn $f)IIf !4 Wea ther R'l''" ¶tTWa?bCatenwjthahoard as cvidcnm. escape relatively unscathed. Southeast, but lowering of although diverse industrial — JIM H.AYNES - bar rela win F thro at te shov mid van mph perc eves - — ' f.1 "4 4 Board: We'll Hardly Feel It H South'Safe' From Recession Today — — : r Di — SANE Mildf Pun Mary Giant Franl M — Pul — — Cowart particular - !!ttvsi! , • .+ I . .. , .' . . .. . . Sc — Nor �241ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July i ii, i979 Sanford Youth Drowns At Church Outing A 16-year-old Sanford youth drowned Saturday during an eightminute span in which a beach was left unattended by a park official. Jim Carter, manager of the Turkey Lake Park in Orlando, said Earl Hahn Fields, 808 Orange Ave., Sanford, died when rescue efforts by several of his church outing friends fell short. According to Carter, a group of about 50 members of the New Bethel M.B. Church In Sanford arrived at the park shortly before 10:30 a.m. Carter said the beach manager, Diane Frank, advised the group to keep out of the lake until a lifeguard was on duty. She then went to get a lifeguard from another area of the park and wa° gone about eight minutes, Carter said. The Rev. Robert Fields, the victim's stepfather and pastor of the church, had also advised the group members not to swim until the lifeguard arrived, Carter said. Fields had left the scene in order to take an injured boy to Mercy Hospital. The boy had cut his foot. WORLD ..; 1. ,,.*.. IN BRIEF Embassy Occupation Ends 'As Gunmen F?ee Hostages ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) With hugs and handshakes for Turkish authorities, four youthful Palestinian terrorists peacefully ended their bloody 48-hour oc cupation of the Egyptian Embassy and freed all seven ,-- remaining hostages. In the end, it was the most unlikely of agents, the Palestine Liberation Organization, that convinced the 11 gunmen Sunday they had as much to gain from playing vktory from the embassy balcony as by provoking a bloodbath inside. Six hostages, Including Egyptian Ambassador Ahmad Kanal Ulma, were released unharmed. A seventh was hospitalized for exhuastion. The selge began Friday just after 11 a.m. The four - Palestinians leaped from a yellow Mercedes taxi with guns blazing, cut down two Turkish policemen guarding the iron gates, stormed the embassy and seized 14 hostages. — NA110N SHOOTING Action Reports A Sanford man was shot in the shoulder Saturday night during a scuffle between two women at a local bar, accordin g to Seminole County deputies. Fires * Courts * Police Beat * Many of the group members disregarded the warnings and went swimming shortly after Ms. Frank left the scene, Carter said. Young Fields was in about eight feet of water when one of his friends noticed he was having difficulty, Carter said. He said about 40 persons watched on shore as swimmers raced to Fields, but the youth apparently panicked and prevented the rescuers from getting ahold of him. He slipped underwater and out of reach of his friends, a witness said. 6-PointEner Eugene Chisholm, 21, of Center Street, Midway, was wounded in the back of the left shoulder Saturday night at the Two Spot Bar. on Brisson Avenue and State Road 46, Sanford. He was treated at the Seminole Memorial Hospital and released. Debate On Nuclear Power Chisholm told deputies he did not wish to press charges against his assailant. WAIINGTON (UP!) A proposed safety measure forbidIng new nuclear power plants until their states adopt approved evacuation plans was expected to higlillt today's Senate debate on nuclear power. Theorder of business in the Senate was the $373.3 milliol Nuclear Regulatory Commission authorization, includng a provision adopted by the Environment and Publit Works Committee to shut down existing reactors unless host states adopt NRC-approved evacuation plans withit six months. It ilso would bar operating licenses for new reactors until the state had an approved plan. Thedebate was to focus on the 16 states, with 41 reactors, that dq not have approved evacuation plans. By HELEN THOMAS UPI White House Reporter WASHINGTON (UP!) Like a man dealing with pain, President Carter concluded the root cause of the national malaise is a "crisis of the American spirit" that only a mass effort by average men and women can overcome. With momentum generated by the most dram atic speech of his presidency, Carter was fl ying to Kansas City toda y to expla in his ideas in detail to the very grassroots people he had asked to "say something good about our country." Many Americans phoned the White House immediately after the Sunday night speech, and the prevailing spirit was, "I'll do my — Members of Congress called it the best speech Carter has given though there were varying opinions on the specific six-point energy program he outlined as the rallying point for national recovery. "The Congress is still going to he the Congress," said Sen. Russell Long, D-La., chairman of the Senate Finance Committee and a possible key obstacle for Carter's program. "We are going to study his proposals. We are going to make decisions." Carter said his 10 days of intense discussions with all kinds of people at Camp David convinced him America's problems are not just energy, or the economy. "It is clear that the true problems of our nation are much deeper, deeper than the gasoline lines or energy shortages, deeper even than inflation or recession," Carter said. "The symptoms of this crisis of the American spirit are all around us." He said that while energy is just part of the problem, it "will be the immediate test of our ability to unite the nation. It can also be the standard around which we rally. On the battlefield of energy, we can win for our nation a new confidence, and we can seize control of our common destiny." Carter said his specific energy proposals, which will cost billions of dollars, are simple: —"Beginning this moment, this nation will never use more foreign oil than we did In 1977. Never." He said future needs will be met with our own resources. —He will set quotas for oil imports, (the White House said It would be 8.2 million barrels a day compared to about 8.5 million a day now) for 1979 and 1960, and "will forbid the entry Into this country of one drop of foreign oil more than these goals allow." —Synthetic fuel develupment will be financed with 'the most massive peacetime commitment of funds and resources in our nation's history," if Congress approves the idea. A corporation will be set up to Issue energy war bonds that average people can buy and "invest directly in America's energy security." —He is proposing that utilities be forced to cut their massive use of oil 50 percent In the next 10 years, switching mostly to coal. —He will ask Congress to create an energy mobilization board to cut through red tape. At present, it takes 80 government approvals and about eight years to start drilling a new oil well off :- By AL ROSSITER JR. ding on another body in the on the moon and returning him beaches and highways. The surf swung away from the space- airliner, and in less than a UPI Science Editor minute we were traveling solar system, a walk on the safely before the end of the was just beginning to rise out of craft at 9:27 a.m. Ten years ago today at 9:32 lunar surface, a flight back to decade. Then, on schedule to the ahead of the speed of sound." an azure-blue ocean. I could see a.m. EDT, three men strapped lunar orbit, and the trip home to Armstrong and Collins were the massiveness of the Saturn 5 second, the Saturn's five Apollo 11 soared into its to form-fitting couches set out a Pacific Ocean splashdown. first to board their command rocket below and the massive booster engines Ignited prelim inary 118-mile-high orbit on a journey that must rank as It was a warm, muggy module atop the three-stage magnificent precision of Apollo with a flash of orange flame. AS with precision, prompting Arm. soon as the five powerplants strong to radio mission control one of mankind's great adven- morning when Apollo It's crew rocket, coated with frost from above, tures. rode in an air-conditioned van super-cold propellants already "I savored the wait and reached full thrust —7.5 million in Houston: Apollo 11 astronauts Neil to the oceanside launch pad 8 aboard. Aldrin recalled that he marked the minutes in my mind pounds the Saturn slowly left Armstrong, Michael Collins and miles from their special quar- waited alone for 15 minutes on a as something I would always the launch pad. "This Saturn gave us a What sounded like prolonged magnificent ride." Edwin Aldrin left the Earth ters at the Kennedy Space platform at the edge of the want to remember," he said. atop a 363-foot Saturn 5 rocket. Center, named after the dead spaceship. Finally Aldrin took his place thunder rolled across the flat But Apollo il had yet to break They were bound for the moon. president who in 1961 estab"As far as I could see there aboard the Apollo. A bridge-like marsh land to the viewing areas s gravy. the bonds o Ahead was man's first Ian- fished the goal of landing a man were people and cars lining the access arm from the gantry 3½ miles away. came at p.m. LIle "For the thousands of people T1 watching along the beaches of Saturn's still-attached third Florida and the millions who stage was fired second time to watched on television, our propel the Apollo out of lunar [1 '1 jtL , liftoff was ear shattering,"orbit and on the 24,200-mph path t P.J £ Aldrin wrote later in "Return to to the moon. Earth," his account of A pollo 11 was on Its way. It mission and his personal happened 10 years ago today. ,r' that followed, I ,I: / I "For us there was slight ' ine in the n:w ."i'i' I ' t background noise, not at all , V. P unlike the sort one notices I te NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS i. takingoffinacommercial NAMELAW I I ffaJJ4J 1 1.. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that ". 4 I. 0 f.a , , '. ,Jndia's Prime Minister Quits - ,. U - II i '- . J •-,i I . "vi , I ,c ç- . . ) I I i • r ,. • ,, ."ci r ,. - • •' ' :. ' '- • icA ,.t ç7 '. !71 - 3I • , . - - 'Y j , e • -, • 1. • - -• ' • • . r_,.. t, .. ,~_, - V" gia 30303. If any ". • _____• ,- (ft '•\., - - ,- — ',," , ______ .. 4. ,,l,, . - . • • ,.,, -, . • , r, I . before August 7th The non Street Sanford Florida 32771 All confidential porlions of the ap bids shall be postmarked not later plication are on file In the Regional than the 23 day of July 1979, and . _____ . . ______ (SEAL) Hospital at 9;00 o'clock A,M. on the : 1 27th day of July 1979. TROPIC 13ANK OF SEMINOLE Joyce H Franklin \. "me by Cathy LSSW Seminole Memorial Hospital reserves the right to reject any and all bids. Publish: July 16, 17, ii, 1979 Publish: July 16 23 1979 DEL-76 DEL-73 certificate as she finishes safety course. 200 Ch*11dren d e Bikes Through Mall Safty * Course I NOTICE OF PUBLIC HER!N3 SEMINOLE COUNTY PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSON 7:30 PM I AUGUST, 1979 CocTsousE *MTHER "It was fun I want to do It again." The speaker was six-year-old Brian Saxon, who had just 9 a.m. readings; tern. a.m., 3:25 p.m.; low, 8:51 a.m., completed a bicycle safety program at the Altamonte Mall on perature, 80; overnight lows, 9:41 p.m. Friday. 75; yesterday's high, 96; Port Canaveral: high, 2:13 "I learned hand signals and I'm going to read the book when I barometric pressure, 30.04; a.m., 3:25 p.m.; low, 8:56 a.m., get home," tLa.i boy continued. relatlie humidity, 91 percent; 9:41 p.m. Between 200 and 250 children peddled on bikes through the wiud4 W-SW at 5 mph. Bayport: high, 8:12 a.m., 9:37 center of the mall as part of a day-long program. Fortcast: Partly cloudy p.m.; low, 1:55 a.m., 3:27 p.m. Six local police departments and the Seminole County Sheriff's throuéh Tuesday with scattered Department worked together to organize the program, according BOATING FORECAST afternoon and evening thunder. to Edna Abell, community relations officer of the Altamonte shower& tUgbs In dw low to SL Augustine to Jupiter Inlet Springs Police Department. mid 90s. Lows in the-70L Winds out 60 miles — Variable mostly Sanford, Altamonte Springs, I.Angwood, Casselberry, Winter variable mostly westerly 10 southwest winds around 10 Springs and Lake Mary police deparrments, plus the Seminole mph or less. Chance of rain 60 knots through Tuesday. Seas 3 County Sheriff's Department, sent volunteer representatives to percent during afternoon and feet or less. Widely scattered evening hours. mostly afternoon and early TUESDAY TIDES nighttime thunderstorms with Daytona Beach: big, 2:51 gusty wink — HOSPITAL NOTES O R5A(IAII-4miIy) am NEW YORK (UPI) The zano-Lanza funeral home and decision to refuse slain Mafia said he would lead a blessing at boss Carmine Ga1iute a Roman today's fUIWlai.. Catholic funeral Is being Napoli said the "acindal" disputed by priests who hold feared by the church "would be that no person, not even one so among people." notorious as Galante, sho uld 1)0 'People would be turned off denied church because the church opened its In a statement Sunday, doors to a man who has done a Archdiocese of New York sd it Lot of harm to society," he said. "cannot permit a public Napoli had Informed the celebration of a funeral liturgy for the late Carmine Galante. archdiocese that the funeral "We extend our sympathies home put in a routine request to his family, but we are not for a Monday funeral mass at able to grant full Christian his church, which was used for burial because of the scandal the baptlan scene in the film, "The Godfather." that would ensue." Napoli met for several hours The Rev. Felician Napoli, Saturday with Cardinal pastor of St. Anthony's Church Terence Cooke and several In Greenwich Village, led high-level monsignors and the prayers Sunday night at a brief decision was madr to bar private service at the Proven- MINN C . fL.r no 4.- . ••- - • - -. ., , • - - •• - ...: Giate'a coffin from Catholic "It's a stupid decison," said c1nirthei In the New York arch. one well-placed priest who diocese, church, sources said. asked not to be identified. 0 ., -. '- - - . •-. -•.•...*#.-.•• - "Ito RiU (Single FoaMp) I"PA -1 1.11IL4131111 ow ft than usual and put fewer of the long pauses between words. His voice had more range and emphasis than In earlier talks. Whether the new style of speaking was a harbinger of a new style of leadership was not certain "There may be some changes In the way we operate," Powell said. "I don't want to foreshadow. ,,." Secretary of State Cyrus Vance told a reporter, "It was a WITH THE U?a) 01W LOP CONSIOCMO PERSONS £P!A- INS ar THE PUSIJC HEARING WILL SI HEARD ORALLY. NO FAULT AUTO INSURANCE -I ; T : • - , ... • Sunday, he recalled those very words and seemed to promise not so much "a new Jimmy Carter" but a restoration of that old visionary Jimmy Carter, toughened by experience into a hardnosed, take-charge leader. - a I. 11 I As for his IICW analysis of what ails America, it is strikingly similar with one big twist to what he found three years ago when he assailed "a tired worn-out administration" leading "a nation adrift." - — "We feel that moral decay has weakened our country," he said then, "that it is crippled by a lack of goals and values, and that our public officials have lost faith in us." 1 l'RESII)ENl'.JIMMY CARTER 'em waiting for specifics .. the Louisiana coast. —lie is asking all Americans to conserve. Saving gasoline, turning down thermostats, using public transportation not only make good sense, Carter said, but each one is also "all act of patriotism." S The twist, of course, is that Carter then cast himself as part of the neglected public. Now the shoe is on the other foot and the loss of faith is flowing the other way. In one Important respect, however, the Jimmy Carter of 1979 is done with the Carter of '76. Gone is the fire-breathing anti-establishment man who could, three years ago, dismiss "tile elite" with withering scorn. "Too many have had to suffer at the hands of a political and economic elite who have shaped decisions and never had to account for mistakes nor to suffer from injustice," he told cheering Democrats that memorable night. "When unemployment prevails, they never stand in line looking for a job." ecifics j -,. -- U:\ —..*••- -` . .,.%o - LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE Loans can be arranged up to $50,000! If you own your own home, condominium or mobile home and lot All homeowners qualify, including widows. retirees and even those rejected by banks or loan I I . 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Along the U.S.-Mexican border, where animal control efforts on the Mexican side apparently have been lax, health officials are battling a rabies outbreak In dogs In two areas along the Texas border, one area of Ncw Mexico lTTIscoIdm,sys - AD FROM 't — Rabies Cases Almost Double Saw at. ItM$$0S MAY SC CONTINUED FUM N(SSlRy FURTHER OMLS pwileeip 7V4..% — - - In the speech, Carter gestured — often wlthafist — inuchmore — * : name, AI(Atatum) MOOT MANACCR WILL "That's right," Carter said. aft INK M W C(ASON,SR. Ria (Sin* ,iIy) lo 6 ' - - * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM HMO MRS. EDITH WARNER Sanford is In charge of Edith Warner, 69 3f M l5e)ent3. ISO Georgia Ave., Longwood, died Saturday at Florida Funeral Notico Hcepital. A native of Baltimore, WARNER. MRS. EDITH ANN Md., aba lived In Langwood for — Funeral services for Mrs, Edith Ann Warner, 69. 00 on past seven years moving there Georgia Ave., Longwood, who from Orlando. A homemaker, died Saturday. will be at 9 am. she attended the Holy Cross Tuesday, at Holy Cross Episcopal Church with Rev. Episcopal Church of Sanford, Leroy Super uUii.Ii.,. lisl;.of Survivors Include a daughter, flowers donations may be made Mrs. Robert B. Knapp, to Central Florida Heart Fund. Burial in Greenwood Cemetery, Longwood and granddaughter, Orlando. Gramkow Funeral Mary E. Knapp, Longwood. Home, Sanford, is In charge of Gramkow Funeral Home 1.1 1àIa.I.fl.,fll 4 .... 4 one A•l (Agr4IIwi) to R-A1Sls vMy I AREA DEATH - auo EL.OPMENT coae A-I(Agricourgi vid TIII- STAR O(VELOPIIVfTGc,1, - His televised address Sunday night made clear he is trying to recapture that old magic, both in style and in approach. lie confesses BOW that he, too, has not led the nation effectively, has lost touch with the people. At the convention, his hallmark pledge was this: "We can have an American president who is not isolated from our people, but who feels your pain and shares your dreams." on the speech. — Relief 0 R -IA - — Geologists and the NIAGARA FALLS, N.Y. (UP!) U.S. Army Corps of Engineers are "concerned" about a possible rock slide on the American side of Niagara Falls and are running some tests to determine how much the rock has shifted. Such a slide could lessen the scenic beauty of the falls. "A team has verified that there had been a quarter-inch or better of movement," Corps spokesman Ron Hoskins said late Sunday. Hoskins said It would be "later In the week" before any kind of trend In movement could be determined on whether the shift at Terrapin Point, overlooking the Canadian Horseshoe Falls, occurred gradually or all at once. &1t %ft L&4_11 WAYNE HARROO ane auitw,to 4M (Singis Family) •• - Niagara Falls Slide? I 0" SIL46 1-4 !j4$5 3 STEVEN BEQITEI. Rhjoni RC-i(Couet,yEstew) A-1 (Agricultwe) l __ ft t\ h " - - . ' DETAIL MAP ., ---S Em - LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!) Lawmakers from 15 other southern states meet In Louisville for five days this week to discuss common problems and concerns. Like last week's annual meeting of the National Govenors' Association in Louisville, the Southern Legislative Conference is likely to focus much of Its attention on the nation's energy problems. The annual meeting of the Conference opens at the plush downtown Gait House today and ends Friday after five days of meetings, seminars, speeches and social outings. The keynote speaker will be Sen. Edmund Muskte, DMaine. ____• ALLEN TOVIWON . -'•'" _. s - - - Niesne A-11 A- (AriCutt,n) • Joy Sweeps hite W House SANFORD, FLORIDA .. Church Refuses Funeral — Clarence M. Slayton, DeLand Anna Isaac, Oviedo Robert B. Matherly, Winter Park • _. • Southern Leaders Meeting assist in the program, Ms. Abel said, "A biking course was set up with markers stop signs, corners and roundabouts," said Ms. Abell. "We have children of all ages. Some are too small for the bikes." "All Is running smooth and we haven't had an accident yet," explained Sgt. Terry Baker from the Longwood Police Departmeat during the day. "We teach practical safety to the kids and especially parents. The children receive a certificate of completlon with a bicycle handbook," The Governor's Highway Safety Commission publishes "Bicycle Rules of the Road," a free handbook to Inform children and parents how to make biking safer, according to Baker. "The bikes being used are stolen bikes that were recovered by Seminole County deputies," Ms. Abell noted. Twenty-two year-old Janie Baker stepped off a bike and said, "I'm getting a bike for Christmas, so I ran thecourse." Then she said, "I need the pamphlet to learn the rules of the road. Now, I have to go home to practice my hand signals." • — — - - — Room 203 SEMINOLE COUNTY • ' - - MIAMI (UP!) — The body of entertainer George DeWitt, who hosted the television program "Name That Tune" in the 1950s, was to be shipped today to his hometown of Atlantic City, N.J., for services and burial. DeWitt, 56, whose real name was George Florentine, died of a heart attack Saturday in the Miami Veterans Administration Hospital. A close friend of DeWitt said he died virtually penniless despite having led a file of luxury during the height of his career. In addition to "Name That Tune," Dewitt hosted the musical variety shows "Be Our Guest" and "Be My Guest." ! I . - am now going to be a leader.' disagreement, but not nitpick- presidential speech" WASHINGTON (UP!) 70 by his emotion. We must do solutions are nothing new," President Carter impressed a 'l'hat remains to be seen," she ing, second-guessing or par- percent favorable, something." "I was momentarily impress. wide range of Americans with said. tisanship." It's obvious that lie's gotten Birmingham, Ala., Mayor ed but in) , husband and I were Georgia Gov. George Busbee his speech appealing for their "1 don't feel patriotic even the message," Percy said. David Vans said Carter gave beginning to pick it apart all help to achieve energy Indepen- called the speech "bold and though he wanted us to he," Sen. Mark Hatfield, R"Ore., 'the best speech lie's made these new programs how dence, but early reaction in- creative" and added: "The said Clayton Hurst, 25, of said Carter "CiI1le oil very since he's been president" with much are they going to cost?," dicated the people and their president needs the support of Denton, Texas. "There are it lot (UI cc'full'," but, I think the just the right "moral tone" to asked Gloria Davis of Chicago, politicians are waiting for the congress and the people of of nice things I could say, but Lie real test of Jimmy Carter is the bring the people behind a But Peggy Colton of Chicago specifics. this nation. He has mine." didnt make mc feel like I lollow-through. 1 think the program that is simple and said, ''It seemed to tue that he "A helluva speech," said Meg "Neither President Carter should say any of them." people Wailt to see I)OliCY Iliatcil tough. was determined to keep this Economy, a Columbia, S.C., nor his program will be Sen. Charles Percy, H-Ill., the rhetoric." Pennsylvania Gov. Richard nation out of trouble and it gave housewife, adding the president everyone's first choice," said said his son's computer Compa"We lutist take the president Thornburgh, a Republican, said Inc a little more confidence in appeared tougher and not so Lamar Alexander, Tennessee's ny surveyed a group of 200 at his word and cooperate," Carter's goals are "hard to the man as president." "soft-spoken." Republican governor, "but families in Seattle, Wash,, and said James Fitzpatrick, Jack Spitzer, president of direcquarrel with" "He admitted that he has not there can be only one president they gave the speech "one of tor of energy resources in his "ability to but he questions B'nai B'rith International, perform." been a leader and sort of said 'I at a time. There Is room for the highest rulings For liflY Massa':hu.setts. "I was struck "The man is obviously in called the speech a "clarion call deep political trouble. lie fell a for support and sacrifice by all good deal short of the mark," Americans, an urgent appeal to pull together as a people in a Thornburgh said. "I would characterize this unity unwitnessed since the speech above all as being an days of World War II." honest one," said Sen. David WASHINGTON (UP!) —Jubilation and laughter swept through Boren, D-Okla. "lie not only wonderful speech, a damn good speech." I the White House when President Carter finished his speech to the faced up to the problems of the "lie rang the bell, hi' really rang it," Eizenstat said. -Are For Flowers nation. country but he faced up to past "it was a good speech very well delivered," Jordan) said, 1k It was clear that Carter's staff members thought the longmistakes," laughed off a reporter's observation that the speech had no awaited speech Sunday night represented a triumph for the reference to a rwnored White I louse staff shake-up, in which he is Sally Nador of Chicago said Gene ra N ITrIT president. supposed to be named chief of staff in title as well as in fact. at first, she thought the speech Powell said Carter went through four or five drafts of the "Congratulations," top presidential aide Hamilton Jordan said was "powerful and polished. to pollster Patrick Caddell. "Congratulations to you," Caddell speech. Caddell said Carter's quotation that the nation must "stop However, toward the end, he Air Conditioning System replied, crying and start sweating, stop talking and start walking, and started to sound like a Sunday I I sound The of glee poured out of press secretary Jody Powell's stop cursing and start praying" had come from black activist school teacher and the effectw _________________ office, where Jordan, Powell, political liaison Tim Kraft and preacher Jesse Jackson. all fizzled out. He was honest about Caddell had gathered. The euphoria was in sharp contrast to the grim and even the criticisnui that has been Congressional liaison Bill Cable walked out of the office, snappish mood among Carter's staff members all day Sunday. ve. lodged against him, but his grinning. Domestic adviser Stuart Eizenstat, a serious man, was ' Press aides had imposed an almost complete blackout on any uncharacteristicly smiling, details involving the speech. The White House did not issue an advance text or permit any Powell said that after Carter finished the 33-minute speech, the television technicians burst into applause. Then the president photographs of the president almost unprecedented in the stopped by the Roosevelt Room, where the Cabinet and several memory of veteran White house journalists. senior staff members gave him a standing ovation. Twenty-four minutes before Carter gave the speech, Caddell, While the mood, a mixture of festivity and new-found optimism, carrying what appeared to be two copies of a text, strode out of persisted in the West Wing, Carter unobtrusively walked past the Powell's office, walked over to secretary Connie Gerrard's desk, press office on his way to the family quarters. and whispered to tier about some last-minute changes. A reporter remarked to him that he obviously had worked hard She tore up one copy and started typing on another. Ex-Host Of TV Show Dies Office(at the above address) as part shall be received on or before the ,' 1 of the public I Ile maintained by the 26th day of July 1979. Opening of such bids will take ; for public Inspection during regular place at the Off ice of the Materials .. .., Additional Information, plans I - Person' dulr'ss tpt.st d specifications available at granting of this application he or she Office of the Materials Manager. - People, Polffic*i ans Wait For DETROIT (UP!) Police are looking for bandits who abducted a man waiting at a bus stop, stole his money and set his feet on fire before throwing him in a trash can. The west side man attacked by four robbers in the $100 holdup was reported in fair condition Sunday suffering from burns and lacerations. Police said they had no suspects In custody in the attack on Tony Watkins, 24, who was taken to the hospital early Saturday after crawling out of an alley where the bandits dumped him in a trash can. Watkins told investigators the men beat and pistolwhipped him, then doused his socks with lighter fluid and set his feet on fire. with the Regional Director on or memorial Hospital, 1101 East First . , By BARRY DILLON Herald Correspondent —. . ( Jim Maguffey, youth deputy for Seminole County, prepares to give cyclist -r - - 1 , — - •.. ,, • ,, GRAND BANK, Newfoundland (UP!) More than 170 x,tbead whales beached themselves Sunday and most of died within hours. Officials speculated they may been trapped when high seas and high tide abated at i he same time. -. 9 "I' ,•. .. ,,' - , , * - 'r • _________ • . --• Speech impresses Many, But... Bandits Set His Feet Afire • • 170 Beached Whales Dead . j — NEVADA at number Bear Gulley LEGAL NOTICE Road, in the City of Goldenrod,. Legal notice Is hereby given that Florida, intends to register the said Tropic Bank of Seminole has made name with the Clerk of the Circuit application to Federal Deposit In Court of Seminole County, Florida. surance Corporation for con sen t to Dated at Goldenrod, Florida, this establish branch office at 101 East 2nd day of June 1979. 25th Street, Sanford, Seminole CHALLENGE IN County, Florida Said application CORPORATED was accepted for filing by Federal By Edward G Rector Deposit Insurance Corporation on President Juno 29, 1919. Publish: June 23, July 2, 9, 16, 1979 Any person wishing to comment DEK-113 on this application may file his or her commefits in writing with the INVITATION To BID Regional Director of the Fed eral The Trustees of the Seminole Deposit Insurance Corporation at its Memorial Hospital invites bids upon Regional..,Office ,(oce;ed.. it. 233 the following: P Puchtr.q N.E, Peachtree MIofIthe R.ade-Prktet, and Cen ter Harris Tower, Suite 2400, Microfiche Printers. Street, — _.J. ' . Islamic firing squads have TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) xecuted five Arab "counter-revolutionaries" in the h8rshest government reaction yet to ethnic Arab unrest in the Important oil-producing province of Khuzestan. The five ethnic Arabs were executed overnight in the port city of Khorramshahr on charges of luanching a bomb attack in a mosque Sunday which killed seven and Injured 155 people. One woman and seven other men also faced firing E. squads during the last 24 hours, bringing to 349 the qnber of executions since the February revolution. -- : , . lranian Rebels Executed • • • -• ___________________ : Glenn Patric lmbish franklC Meadows, Chuluota - . ••t,, il, I DISCHARGES ' - • — SANFORD: James Smith WiiWerd R. Pointer, Cass.Iberry Alfred M. Rumph, Diltpna Harry Schlitt, D.Itona - • 1;. ; / ,. . I MANAGUA, Nicaragus (UP!) President Anastasio :1 Solnoza will resign and leave Nicaragua "very soon, within days," said a source , close, to the complex, I. irniltinatiodd peuee 1net6tiofl1to eidihét'civtt war. Foreign ministers of the Andean Pact nations were to meet with Nicaraguan Opponents of Soipoza today In Caracas, Venezuela, In an effort to reach agreement on a plan for an orderly transfer of power In Managua. me - - the undersigned, desiring to engage In business under the fictitious name • , ,. i - 4- W'4" • . - ' . • Legal Notice ----------- • .' t'et • II Sonioza Resignation Near? •, . •-.. • ' i. 1' , • •:. etk.,., • 'l• ., .. • :"7 Jp' •J • .' — Legal Notice ' - I . • .f •• • CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. (UPI) The Navy says the fourth test launch of a Trident 1 missile from a submerged submarine was flawless but, for the first time, a Russian spy ship failed to show up to monitor the shot. The nuclear submarine USS Francis Scott Key fired the Thdert test missile at 2 p.m. Saturday from a point about 50 miles off the Florida Coast near the Kennedy Space Center. During three previous sea launches, the Soviet spy ship Krym, which carries a variety of sophisticated monitoring gear, sailed nearby. Officers aboard the tracking ship USS Range Sentinel Saturday said no foreign vessels showed up on their radar instruments during the test. , • • . ',' Where's The Spy Ship? U ' g•' III — Mary • . - CANBERRA, Australia (UP!) A team of U.S. Space scientists today reassured Australian souvenir hunters they can keep their pieces of Skylab junk, noting "We are : hardly in a position to be nasty." State Department official Robert Gray scoffed at suggestions NASA technicians had maneuvered the crippled space station to crash in Australia so they could later reclaim the debris for study. He said the team will only be asking to borrow some pieces to study the effects of six years In outer space on the metal. After that, he promised, all the souvenirs would be returned later to the finders. ull -. - ,'i Jy 'U.S. Doesn't Want Debris . — . ' . LARGO, Fla. (UP!) A gasoline tanker driver was severdy burned and 100 families were evacuated Sunday night after the truck exploded while delivering gas at an Imperial gas station, Largo police said today. Jeffry Thomas Wesley, 29, of Tampa, was taken to Largo Medical Center and Later transferred by Coast Guard helicopter to Orange Memorial Burn Center In Orlando. Fearing additional explosions of gasoline and propane tanks, authorities began evacuating about 100 families shortly after the 10:40 p.m blast. A Largo police spokeswoman said they were allowed to return to their homes about an hour after the explosion. — NEW DEHLI, India (UP!) Prime Minister Morarji Desal's resignation confronted India today with one of its worst government crises since Independencem compounded by mounting religious and political upheaval. The resignation of five of Desal's 16 Cabinet ministers and more than 80 parliamentarians forced the 83-year-old '- Desal to hand In his resignation Sunday, ending nearly 2 1/2 years In power. The Janata Party was formed 27 months ago as a coalition of five disparate parties unified by the common goal of ousting Prime Minister Indira Gandhi. Following h,cr, defeat at the polls, the major reason for the alliance 'faded and the open bickering began. 1979 JULY SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMISSIONS SANFORD Gk. Mil .d Gasoline Tanker Explodes Late on the night of July 15, with WASHINGTON (UP!) America watching and listening, Jimmy Carter marked a personal 'turning point" with one sly ad-lib to a momentous prepared speech. "My name is Jimmy Carter," he said, "and I'm running for president." But that was 1976 The event was his presidential nomination acceptance speech "Jimmy Who?" had arrived at the end of the beginning in his quest for the presidency. Three years to the hour later, another "turning point" upon him, the question was whether he had arrived at the beginning of the end. There is more than irony in recollecting what Carter said in that earlier moment of triumph compared to the pass he had reached by the night of July 15, 1979. Those words defined his vision of America, where it stood and what kind of leader he would be, wrapped up in inspirational populist oratory many consider the finest speech he has ever given - -._. — Slated In Senate Today Moon Flight's Tenth Anniversary Today Monday, July i6,1979-3A Carter Attacks 'Crisis Of Uel Spirit' IN13RIEF According to witnesses, the two women began fighting and pulling each other's hair at the rear of the bar near the dance floor. One of the women pulled a silver handgun out of her shirt and a shot was fired toward the floor. As more shots were fired off, one of the women was pulled out of the bar by patrons, deputies say. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Program Outlined Is, p.-! - ' -. - - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Evening Herald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322-2611 or 831-9993 Monday, July 16, 1979-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA'O, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director __ Home Delivery: Week, 75 cents; Month, $3.25; 6 Months, $18.50; Year, $36.00. By Mail: Week, 85 cents; Month, $3.60; 6 Months, $20.60; Year, $40.00. - The Marine Corps: A Few Good Men Ten thousand men will be cut from the Marine Corps by 1981, the new commandant of the Corps has told the U.S. That will reduce the Marine's manpower to less than 180,000. The cut is not being made because the Corps wants to make it. It is being made only because of strict financial necessity. Otherwise there would not be enough money to buy the equipment the Marine Corps needs to maintain readiness and to modernize. Congressmen are reported to be restive over the planned reduction. But reversing the decision will not be easy. President Carter has proposed increasing the defense budget by 3 percent in constant dollars. That means a 3 percent increase after whatever increase is necessary to compensate for inflation. There is no likelihood that the total defense budget can be increased - not at a time when inflation reached a record rate and every effort is being made to reduce the federal budget deficit. If the budget total for the Department of Defense inot to be increased, what chance does the Marine rps have of increasing its slice of the Defense èpartment pie? We don't know but we feel the 4nd of current Pentagon thinking is to use 'hatever new funds become available to build up strategic weapons (of which the Marine Corps has none) and ground strength in the European theater (where no Marines are stationed). If the Marine Corps relied for its reputation on sheer size, it never would have achieved much acclaim. The spirit of the Corps is reflected in the slogan, A few good men." Quality, rather than qUantity, has always been the aim. That means the first priority must be given to maintaining quality, even if it is necessary to cut back some on the quantity, which is what Gen. gobert Barrow, the new commandant, is toposing. We cannot fault his thinking. r If the Marine Corps ever fails to live up to its Ki it wW have lost Its A Job For OAS It may be weeks, months or even longer before someone finds the elusive key to peace In Nicaragua. In the meantime, hundreds of thousands of Nicaraguan civilians, their homes reduced to rubble and their food supplies disrupted, will require emergency assistance. In addition, about 15,000 Nicaraguan refugees are now living in camps in neighboring Costa Rica and Honduras. The refugee total is sure to grow as the fighting continues. Several Central American states are already providing humanitarian assistance. Costa Rica, El Salvador and Guatemala have donated food and aircraft for an emergency airlift into Nicaragua, The International Red Cross is preparing shipments of food and medicine and chartering aircraft for delivery. The presidents of the national Red Cross organizations in !'Jlcaragua, Honduras, El Salvador, Guatemala and Costa Rica are mapping plans for a sustained relief effort. '.The United States, as well as other Western Hemisphere 4at1ons not yet involved In these missions of mercy, can and ould provide substantial assistance. A pooling of resources $11 minimize the cost to any single country, although cost In this àftuatlon should be only a secondary consideration. An arrangement permitting the International Red Cross to oordinate relief efforts would eliminate any potential misuse of 1*lIef supplies by either aide In the Nicaraguan civil war. Member nations of the Organization of Atherican States may not agree on the causes and desired outcome of the fighting In Nicaragua. But every OAS member, including the United States, ought to join in an effort to alleviate the suffering that fighting has inflicted on Innocent civilians. oil W If you're asking 'Can things possibly get worse in Longwood?' just wait till next month! Already operating under the handicap of being one commissioner short with the resulting stand-off 2 to 2 votes, an even more acute man shortage can be expected In August. At least two commissioners -Ray Leibensperger and J.R. Grant - have announced they plan vacations next month and city clerk Linda Martin also has a vacation coming up. Former city clerk for 20 years Onnie Shomate will be coming in to help out in her daughter's absence. Thenagain by the timetheyput in all those extra hours preparing the budget for next year, they will deserve a vacation, so why not just close shop for the month? The Clock Speakingof vacations... Contacting your Post Office about holding or forwarding mall before you leave on vacation will By JANE CASSELBERRY turn out to be time well spent says Postmaster Robert Kelly of Casselberry. "Letting mall or codes of those you plan to correspond with. Taking the time to write legibly will help immensely In getting cards and letters to Iheir destinations more quickly. * Warning from the Seminole Humane Society (especially appropriate this time of year ,when ors more families are going youngsters are out-of-do into the woods on camping trips): Wild anlm&ls do not usually make good pets. They can trajsmlt certain diseases. They are 'wild' by nature and cannot be expected to act like a kitten or lapdog. They often suffer inhumane treatment in captvIty. If you find a wild animal In need, please contact the Audubon Society at 647-2615 or the Humane SoCiety Shelter at 3-8685. Among the unusual wild critters cared for recently by the shelter were an injured Canlan Goose, a red fox suffering from tick fever, atd a young abandoned raccoon and opossums. All received special care, treatment by a vet when necessary and then were returned to their natiral habitat as soon as possible or placed in a knowledgeable, protective situation. newspapers overflow a mailbox literally advertises that a house or apartment is empty and unguarded," Kelly said, "and amounts to an open Invitation to btgglars." He suggests that householders ask a friend br neighbor to em'.v p their mnitLox daily when they're going to be gone for a relatively short time, have the Post Office hold the mail as long as 30 days, or have It forwarded to a vacation address. The postmaster also offered some other tips for vacationers: —Buy enough stamps or post cards and other correspondence before leaving on vacation. —Remember to use the right amount of postage 10 cents for post cards and 15 cents for letters that weight one ounce or less. For letters that weigh more than one ounce the additional postage Is 13 cents an ounce. —Make sure that you deposit mail where it is most frequently picked up; when possible, at post offices or in downtown, business district collection boxes. —Take along an address book that includes zip MINNEAPOLIS (NEA) - It's a classic Davidand-Goliath contest, pitting an underfinanced but dedicated group of young people against one of the world's largest and most successful marketers of processed food products. The role of David is played by the Infant Formula Action Coalition (INFACT) , operating from the basement of a religious center near the University of Minnesota campus here. Its entire budget last year was $20,. INFACT Is promoting a nationwide consumer boycott of those, products. as*ni,e$ns of presirtng 7HótI 4od rest%.i' techniques for marketing an' item which, Ironically, isn't sold in the United States — infant formula. Nestle is, however, the world's largest producer of baby formula, accounting for onethird to two-thirds of the estimated $1.5 billion in annual industry sales. Much of that business is transacted in the less developed nations of Africa, Asia and Latin America, where the industry advertising and promotional efforts have been designed to convince mothers that its packaged products are acceptable substitutes for breast-feeding of newborn children. As part of that campaign, pediatricians have been offered free travel, presents and other inducements to promote commercial formulas. Company-employed "milk nurses," dressed to look like medical professionals, propagandize new mothers. But sanitation problems, Inadequate refrigeration and lack of fuel for sterilization lead to contamination of the formula, regularly producing illness and even death. Those who begin feeding babies on free samples distributed by doctors, "milk nurses" or hospital personnel discover that subsequent purchases can consume a quarter or a third of a poor family's total Income. Overdilutlon of the formula saves money but leads to malnutrition. The controversy already has reached Washington, where a Senate subcommittee chaired by Sen. Edward M. Kennedy, D-Mass., last year conducted hearings on the subject. Graham Names 30 Gas Stat*ions To He Touris I LII Senate' s Appeal Slipp ing It' s A Classic Contest Cast as Goliath is the Nestle Alimentana Co., a multinational corporation with headquarters in Vevey, Switzerland. Its global sales of virtually every imaginable type of food produce billions of dollars In annual revenues. Only a few of the company's products — Nestle Crunch candy bars, Nestea instant tea and Nescafe instant coffee - are distributed under the corporate name in the United States. But the company also markets hundreds of items here under the brand names of affiliated or Subsidiary firms. Among them: Libby, McNeil & Libby canned foods, Stouffer frozen foods, Taster's Choice coffee, Beringer Brothers wines, Crosse and Blackwell specialty foods, L'Oreal cosmetics and Deer Park Mountain Spring Water. $400,000 Ad Drive Slated VIEWPOINT ANGL E.WAL TERS By RICHARD E. COHEN WASHINGTON (NEA) — Rep. Mickey Edwards recently decided that the House can be a home. The Oklahoma Republican surprised many people both Inside and outside his home state when he chose not to run for the Senate in 1980. Jogging 1979 Our Readers Write House Of Love Thanks to the Herald and Jane Casselberry for the beautiful feature article on "Me House Love Can Build." That's what we're calling the Ronald McDonald House which will be built In the near future within walking distance of Shends Clinic in Gainesville. With the financial support of local owners and operators of McDonalds In the North Florida and Southeast Georgia area, the parent-volunteer organization has begun a project aimed at providing a home away-from-home for the parents of youngsters who are treated on an outpatlent or in-patient basis at the Teaching Hospital. The youngsters are those suffering from long-term Illnesses and catastrophic diseases. Cancer, Leukemia, kidney, neurological, urological disorders, surgery and other health problems bring thousands of children to the Regional Clinic annually. From personal experience we know the value of communicating with other parents who have youngsters with terminal illness or an illness requiring radiation or chemotherapy treatment. There Is so much heartache and strain on the parents. The financial drain is unbelievable and it's a fact that cancer or leukemia touches all of us, regardless of our station in life. Jane's article brought Immediate response from the Sanford Kiwanis Club, several Women's and Junior Women's Clubs and various individuals. One reader had lost her child just over a year ago at Shands Clinic to leukemia and was aware of the pressing need for just such a place. She has beconColved In the project. The local chapter of the Telephone Pioneers rilsed $500 for the house. A recent pot-luck luncheon raised almost $100 for the project. The Seminole Medical Society and Hospital Auxiliary have seen the film and heard the presentation and have made a commlttment to financially support the house. The story in the Herald was the first such coverage in Florida on the Gainesville House. It is only the beginning. It will be one of some 42 Ronald McDonald Houses throughout these United States. Seventeen are now operating at various regional treatment centers. We are interested in providing the program for any group or individuals who want to know more about the project. An account has been opened at the Flagship Bank of Seminole. Friends of RMH, INC. is a not-for-profit corporation operated by parents and volunteers. Donations are tax deductible. We solicit the financial support of those Interested In the house. Checks should be made payable to: Friend of RMH, INC. and mailed to "THE HOUSE THAT LOVE CAN BUILD", Flagahp bk uf Seminole, Sanford 32771. Tom and Barbara Hunt Sanford, Florida In doing so, he joined a growing 3umber of congressional devotees who find the House a more Interesting and combative political arena than the Senate. Statewide polls had given Edwards a good chance to succeed retiring GOP Sea. Henry Belimon in next year's election. But his refusal to run gives the Democratic Party a gocd chance to capture a seat in what is expected to be a bad year nationally for its senators. Edwards, who has represented the Oklahoma City area in the House since 1977, said the "ego satisfaction" of serving in the Senate was not enough reason to make the race, which would require ignoring his family and his Home seat and spending three to four days a week for more than a year getting known across Oklaboma. He was under considerable pressure from GOP leaders to run for the seat to help the party win a Senate majority but, he decided, "ultimately it's my career." One factor that inflienced his decision was. that "the Senate Is filled with loners all I like working with people." He dlsmlswd the prevailing notion that the Senate Is higher ranking than the House. This view stems partly from the Senate's responsibility for ratifying treaties and confirming presidential iomlnalions. As the Senate regularly gets bogged down on a few major Issues each year, however, many persons we it as a quiet debating society where line points are thrashed out endlessly and little IS ever resolved. By contrast, the House Is like a raucous national town meeting where tough Issues are raised and the votes counted. The Senate is filled with big egos who appear regularly on national television. Few House members are recognized outside their districts; some are not even well-known on their home turf. But the image of Senate majesty Is becoming less appealing, as was shown by the defeat of more than one-third of all Incumbents seeking new Senate terms In both 1976 and 1978. Ina body u large as the House, members have few committee assignments and can concentrate on Issues important to them and their cOnstituents. Edwards, for example, is the senior Republican on the subcommittee that deals with the Occupational Safety and Health Administration and has regularly lambasted the regulatory agency for undue Interference with ainesses. The House often is more feisty than the Senate md inclined to reflect public sentiment rather han the views of a few wise old men. JACK ANDERSON Reds Have Sophisticated Machinery BERRY'S WORLD I,. "THANK YOU! You're looking very '1940s', too!" — American businessmen, reluctant bureaucratic regulators and detente-smitten presidents have combined to provide the Soviet Union with sophisticated, militarily useful machinery from our technological arsenal. The workings of this incredible triple whammy were described a few weeks ago to the House Armed Services Conunittee in a secret testimony by Larry Brady, who was then the acting dlrectçr of the Commerce Department's export office. Some years ago, remembering Pearl Harbor and the U.S. Scrap iron that had helped to build the Japanese war machine, Congress passed a law denigr'ed to ban the sale of "sensitive" products that could be converted to military use by our communisit adversaries. Several thousand Items on the "Commodity Control Lid" can be exported supposedly only after careful review and approval by federal wit. chdogs. But Brady told the House cTtrrlltte, bluntly: "The export control system, as it is today, is a WW shambles." b. safeguards written Into the regulations are not wor th the paper they're written on," he said. For example, before the Russians can get IarmIMIon to purchase certain products, they WASHINGTON Greedy must sign a statement that they won't use the worth of American designs, tools and computers. American-made hardware for military pur- \ Brady testified that he had recently confirmed poses. "Otherwise, we wouldn't approve It," the use of the Kama River plant to make li ry vehicles and parts. "The file indicates that we Brady explained. But sources told our associate Dale Van Atta knew at the time the license was made. at the that there is no effective way to make sure the White House In 1974. . . that they would Soviets live up to their promise. Instead, the manufacture more engines than trucks," he Commerce De partment relies on the fox to guard said. Another top official told us, "Any reasonable the henhouse; on-site inspections are made by representatives of the U.S. Companies that sold individual knew then that the extra engines and the products. Not only are these employees often other things would go to the military," Despite non-Americans, but they have a strong motive objections on this score, then-Secretary of State for ignoring any Soviet violations. Explained Henry Kissinger approved the sale. Brady: "lb.cotnpany wants to sell more.. .and Computers are the source of the us intense Pie knows very well that if he reports a diversion controversy. "For all practical pu: )oses, when (to military use, he's not going to be able to sell you export a coniputer, you loss co, .oluverit," Brady explained. There is, he said, "no real For the same selfish reason, American way" It can be determined whether a computer company executives are unlikely to squeal on has been diverted to ili a y use. But last year their customers, another Commerce Depart- President Ca rter approved the sale of a large ment official told us. "Unless, they're super- plant for producing oil drill bits, and the plant patriots, they have a very large stake In not Includes a computer. Informing," he said. One congrinman expressed concern over the Yet sources told usft can be assumed anything sale of computers in a full y automated trafficraffic that can ha used for military purposes will be put control control system for Kova Airport in Russia, to such use by the Russians. Brady cited one noting the presence of "many bunkers" and jet example to the committee: the huge Soviet fighters at the facility. truck plant on the Kama River, largest of Its kind Business firms and their political allies have In the world. It was tuilt with some $500 million been pressuring the Commerce Department to _____ mi ta . ____ ___ m t r ___ _____ . loosen the controls on exports still further. "We, should begin to have a little more backbone In the process," the outspoken Brady told the House committee. WASHINGTON WHIRL — More than one Irate motorist has thought It might be worthwhile to "let 'em eat sand" — that is, to withhold U.S. VIM and other commodities from the oil Producing nations that are ripping us off. In December, 1974, the shah of Iran, of all people' had a better idea. Concerned at the way inflation was driving up the cost of necessities the oil exporters were buying from the Wed, the shah PrcPosed that the price of oil betted to the price Of 20 or 30 imported commodities. The priceindexing system found favor among several of the OPEC nations, a State Departmentofficial old us. But no One in this country took the ides seriously. Lost opportunities get zero miles per gallomL Is Ma Bell getting defensive in her old age? Well, sort of. Chimmake and Potomac Telephone Co., which hii4es the Washington area and is one of the nation's busiest, got tired of going to court — and losing — In cases Involving collisions with its trucks and cars. It has decided Inmod all its drivers to school to learn defensive driving tecludques. Maybe unmarked vehicles would Lie more effective. S. - -I' P ts TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) many Northerners are cancell- more than 3.5 million of the chosen were purposely located Dade (Miami) County," said Automobile traffic dropped as A 20 percent reduction the kind of aggressive tourism ing Florida vacation plans for some 10 million gallons a month in rural areas so the gasoline is Paul Campbell, vice president much as 21 percent at one point through Labor Day would mean promotion program outlined advertising campaign at the fear it won't be. currently available will go to more likely to be purchased by of the Allied Gasoline Retailers during the period. Some hotels a loss of up to $400 million in Saturday. Midwest and Northeast to tell AS part of the campaign, the Some 1.5 million maps pin- the stations because tourists travelers than residents. Association. "It's going to and motels reported a 50 to 55 expenditures by tourists, an million loss in slate tax state is opening a toll-free vacationers: "Come on down, pointing the special service will be able to find gas at other make gas $18.5 lines longer and percent cancellation rate. Some gasoline dealers — Florida will aim a $400,000 y'all, Florida has gasoline." i stations will be distributed at spots and will turn to the special South Florida, where the To make sure tourists can state "welcome stations," network only as a last resort. shortage was most severe If more gas is allocated to the protested the plan Mid gas when they get to the motels, hotels and tourist at. ' Sunshine State, Gov. Bob tractions. Information on the network of travelers' stations, Gtaham Saturday outlined a stations also will be given out it will mean less gas for some "That's taking the bread and p16 that will establish special over the national, toll-free other dealers. The intersections butter away from the people in "travelers' stations" at 30 telephone WATS line the state major highway intersections has been operating for the last service hours shorter." Tourism expenditures revenues and a potential loss of is 20 to 25 percent. Levin said. is 1-800-342-35M. '17he current clined 20 percent from June 14, off $8 million and about 6,700 He added the loss probably can V Al'S line is available only for when the independent truckers persons were either laid off or be, kept to about 10 percent with out-of-state callers. not hired for available jobs. strike began, to July 10. %VA'IS line to provide informa- tion on gasoline avamlablity for 15,000 jobs, they said. The potential loss for the year Florida residents. The number Graham and Levin reported dropped an estimated $175 Florida's tourist business de- million, state tax revenues fell ocated throughout the state. we "At least through Labor Day, The service stations at the selected intersections - poten- adequate supplies of gasoline tliUy a total of 87 - will be will be available in Florida, but allotted extra gasoline supplies this is not generally known throughout )" if they pledge to stay least 14 hours a a v c?a;: stations are firm reassurance a week through Labor Day. that there will be gas." Prompting the action was a 'We want people to know that report that the gasoline crunch, if all else fails, there is a place and particularly the week-long they can locate on a map and go strike of independent gasoline to for gas," Department of truckers, already has caused a Commerce Secretary Sidney $175 million - or 20 percent - Levin said. plunge In Florida's summer The U.S. Department of tourist trade. If the trend Energy allows Florida a set continues, Graham said, tOU amount of gasoline each month. rism for the year could show a State officials can decide where 25 percent decrease and cost5 percent of the total allocation the state $40 million to goes. Travelers' stations that million in lost revenues, run out under the quota Florida is facing "a percep- established by their suppliers tion problem," the governor will get extra gas from the told a special news conference. state's discretionary total. Gas is readily available, but Graham predicted that no I S o r f - - Ile, L r . ( •:., N . . . . :. '' •: .• • . Evening Herald : : .. .; . . le • L 1/ ... . / r The . f....... I b'\ . •,.._• . ....... . . I .. . Stations with 'EON' Listed TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) Here is a list of the 30 major highway Intersections where "travelers' service stations" are being assured sufficient gasoline supplies by the state If they stay open 14 hours a day, seven days a week through Labor Day to supply tourists. About 55 stations had agreed to the terms by Saturday. They were located at every designated intersection except U.S. I in Marathon. Ile intersections: I-lO and U.S.29at Pensacola; I-lO and S.R.85 at Crestview; 1-10 and S.R. 79 at Bonifay; 1-10 and S.R. 71 at Marianna; 1-10 and U.S. 19 at Monticello; 1-10 and S.R. 51 at Live Oak; 1-10 and C-212 at Macdenny; 1.95 and U.S. 17 at Becker; 1-95 and U.S. 1 at St. Augustine; 1-95 and S.R. 44 at New Smyrna Beach; 1-95 and C-520 at Cocoa; I-OS and S.R. 60 at Vero Beach; and 1-75 and C-143 in Jennings. Also, 1-75 and U.S. 41 at Elllsvllle; 1-75 and C-326 at Zuber; 1-75 and U.S. 98 at Brooksville; U.S. 41 and C-674 at Ruskin; U.S. 41 and C-775at South Venice; U.S. 41 and 0.846 at Naples Park; U.S. 19 and C-351 at Cross City; U.S. 19 and S.R. 40 at Inglis, U.S. 19 and S.R. 52 at Bayonet Point; 1-4 and S.R. 44 at Deland; 1-4 and U.S.2lat Haines City; I-4 and S.R.39at Plant City; U.S.27and S.R. 66 at Sebring; U.S. 27 and S.R. 66 at Clewiston; S.R. 84 and US. 27atAndytown;U.S.1nathfl;andU.S.231andC-388In Màr Youngstown. . '' I : - . ' I . '. " 'f I f ' f \ f •• .•C . ---•- H 1 1 T"•"•"\ Florida. State Farm already offers a 20 percent premium reduction to male students who make good grades. The rate boost will go Into effect automatically unless Insurance Commissioner Bill Gunter files an objection. It would be State Farm's first rate Increase in three years. Since October 1977, State Farm has paid Its policyholders $43.5 million in dividends, Including $15 million this year. It had record after-tax earnings of $22.9 million last year. But It said it needs the rate Increase because of rising coats of medical care and car repairs and an end to the decline in claims that resulted from the modification of the no-fault auto Insurance law in 1976. Ingham described the rate change to increase as "a deal willi inflation factors." rate -: - . - •;'_. Ll5/ uv - - . r' * / -- - . I i State. Farm Hikes Rates k , •1 •-. - Te elderly and the women students are scheduled for 5 percent discounts on their State Farm auto Insurance. But Peter Ingham, associate geira1 counsel for State Farm, Mid, "I can't tell you how much Miami will go down." However, be Indicated the rate reduction Would not be much. Dade County currently has the highest auto insurance rates in '. f Broward County 1'ORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. (UP!) authorities early today rounded up two of four prisoners who escaped Sunday from their sixth floor cells in the county jail. lbomas S. Wilson, 27, also known as Frank Martinelli, and Stephen Maxwell, 32, were picked up about 5:10 a.m. on Pompano Beach and returned to the Jail. A sheriff's department spokesman said they were with an unidentified woman. Wilson is charged with armed robbery and possession of a stolen vehicle and Maxwell with two counts of kidnapping, strong arm robbery and parole violation. A nationwide alert was sent out Sunday after the four prisoners, who were considered extremely dangerous, escaped. Still at large are Jim C. Daniel Jr., 19, charged with two counts of first degree murder, violation of probation and parole violation and Jack Edward Legg, 32, being held as an escapee from the state prison at Raiford. ,1gg was convicted of running a "Bonnie-and-Clyde" type robbery scheme with a girlfriend. Sheriff Robert Butterworth said the prisoners were aided by outsiders who cut into a sixth floor air conditioning vent and heavy metal grills with acetylene torches. Butterworth said the cutting effort probably took place Friday and Saturday nights. Deputy Sheriff John Jones said it was believed that one or more guns had been smuggled into the jail to the quartet. dassm ..- . . 2 Es capees Captured TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) —State Farm Mutual will boost Its Insurance rates 8 percent and reshuffle its premiums next month for 800,000 Florida rdotorlsts. 'The insurance firm says the changes that will raise insurance costs for most drivers but reduce them for some. .,Among the lucky ones will be drivers living in Dade County, the elderly and female students who get good grades in their -','' , . r I Monday, July 16, 1979—SA Fl. .;0T1 . ,. ' . - �Monday, July 1, 1979-la Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SPORTS 6A-Ev.nlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. SCOREBOARD Monday, July 16, 1919 Martin, Jai Alai Daytona Beach Saturday matinee First game 7 Galdos Gastill 15.00 460 3 40 S Duran Mandiola 600 3 80 2 Victor Pradera 3.00 Q (S-i) 50.80; 1 (7.52) 432.00. Second game lCarasaPradera 11.10 400 420 4 Duran Diaga II 480 5.20 1 Doningo Andre 5 80 is '.h ? _______ - _____ .. : Likely Ryan A.L. Starter; Perry Car lton For I __________________ T --: - ________________ _________________ 11 . .-w _______ f im N.L.? Pete Rose of the Phillies will reserves are Lee Mazzilli of the Royals will start as catcher, SEATTLE (UPI) - Fireball- since he picked only four to Angeles Dodgers will pick from that excited or certain about the dinals, Larry Parrish of the ing Nolan Ryan of the begin with and three of them among two Cy Young Award Senior Circuit All-Stars now Expos and John Stearns of the spell Garvey at first and Mets, Lou Brock of the Car- Frank White, also of the thereby set an All Star Game dinals, Jack Clark of the Giants Royals, at second, Roy Smalley California Angels, who missed worked either Saturday or winners Gaylord Perry of the with the defection of Garry New York Mets. record as the first man to play and Gary Matthews of the of the Twins at short, George San Diego Padres and Steve Templeton of the St. Louis pitching his fifth career no- Sunday. Brett of the Royals at third and Canton of the Philadelphia Cardinals, Dave Kingman of With Bench bowing to injury, five different positions. He Braves. hitter last Friday when Reggie So Ryan, once snubbed for the Phillies and Steve Rogers of the Cubs and Johnny Bench and Lasorda will pick from among played at second, third, left and the Red Sox trio of Carl Jackson singled off tdm in the Danny Ozark of the Phillies yastrssM Fred Lynn and ninth inning, is solid favorite mid-summer classic, more than the Montreal Expos for the Dave Concepcion of the Reds. Stearns, Bob Boone of the right field In previous All Star and Chuck Tanner. of the to be named by Bob Lemon likely will get the call from National League. None of the Phillies and Gary Carter of the competition. Stan Musial and Pirates will serve as N.L. jj Rice in the outfield. today as the American League Lemon today. Ryan would be a three pitched during the weekTempleton flat out has Expos as the starting N.L. Hank Aaron played four posi- coaches and Joey Amalfitano of Rod Carew of the Angels was choice among end, so all are ready. starter Tuesday night in the popular hi le Ben ch and catcher. He'll have his own tions. refused to play w the Cubs as batting practice the fans' pick at first but he Ame ri can Leaguers, most of 50th All-Star Game. Kingman are injured. con. Steve Garvey at first and can't play because of injury. pitcher. Lemon, who led the New York whom rate him as good now as While the National League cepcion also has claimed injury Davey Lopes at second, Larry Perennial All-Star Joe Lemon's A.L. All Stars have Thus, Lemon's only decision Yankees to their second he ever was. The figures are was favored to win Tuesday but played Sunday and had four Bowa and Mike Schmidt of the Morgan is Lopes' backup at straight World Championship there to back such contentions which gets hits. Replacing them are Craig Phillies at short and third, second for the N.L., while remained intact since the vote outside of naming a starting night's game a 12.6 record, most strikeouts last year and then stepped down underway in the Seattle King- Reynolds of the Astros, who respectively, and an outfield of Reynolds will follow Bowa at of the fans was completed and pitcher - will be who opens at in favor of Billy Martin a month and an earned run average of dome at 8: 40 p.m. EDT - when played for the Mariners last George Foster of the Reds, short and Parrish and Ron Cey his own selections to round out first base - Cecil Cooper of the ago, real ly doesn't have too 2.54. the original lineups first were year and is a big local favorite, Dave Winfield of the Padres of the Dodgers will spell Sch- the squad. That means Darrell Brewers or Bruce Bochte of the many options naming a starter Tom Lasorda of the Los announced, no one here feels Keith Hernandez of the Car- and Dave Parker of the Pirates. .rnjdt at third. The N.L. outfield Porter of the Kansas City Mariners. _ -'_________________________________ _______ ________ 11 ________ _______ . 5 _________________ "fk 1)241.00: 00 (7-2) 118.10. Third game I Sara 13. 00 10.40 1 10 8 Enrique 580 380 3Arca 400 Q (44) $ 8.20: P (4.8) 144.50; T (4.8. 3)582.10. Fourth game oEganaGastl II 11.40 540 320 5Galdos.Rodolfo 1000 3.80 2 Ramon Mandiola 3.20 Q (S8) $5.20; P (8.5) 203.70: T (6.5. 2) 228.00. Filth gam - - tin.' - , - .. . x.-.r..• - : . .4 -4,,,*-, " ..... 1 " ..'. ...- ' - . -: 4:- . ...,- - - .- - . 4 -. - . . 'i_i ,. ' 6) 387.00. ..- . 7 Vicandi Fernan - . . -- (IIP\ .. Sports , I I-90 . Parade . I lt) %IIl.IUN l{l('ll%ltN I\ I uI K j1 Willie Pitching For Leo Rui Murphy NEW YORK (UPI) Willie Mays goes into the Hall of Fame three weeks from now and he already has his acceptance speech all set. Not a single word has been written down on paper. it's all up there in his head. "I don't have to write anything down," he said Saturday, wrinkling up his features the way he does so often at Shea Stadium where he was chief honoree at the Mets' Old Timers' Day celebration. "1 never write anything down when I make a speech," Willie went on. "The reason I don't is because whatever I say always right here." comes from the same place lie tapped his finger over his heart. Mays, who became a household name without ever having a candy bar named after him during his 22 years with the Giants and Mets, wants to make sure he mentions a number of people when he's enshrined at Cooperstown, Aug. 5, people who helped him on the way up. One of them Is his father and another is a man who was his surrogate father when he first came up to the New York Giants in May of 1951. The man, of course, was Leo Durocher, then manager of the Giants, who made a special trip from Palm Springs, Calif i to to Shea Stadium Saturday to help honor Willie and will inaiçe another one to Cooperstown in three weeks for the same pprpose. Durocher has bad two bypass heart operations In the past few years. He'll be 74 In less than two weeks and he's slowed down quite a bit from the old days although some of that old fire still burns inside him and he and Tommy Gorman, the old National League umpire, put on an entertaining little show for the fans during Saturday's Old Timers' game. Maya, at 48, remembers who his friends were 28 years ago. He was a naive, Impressionable kid of 20, green as grass, and he needed a true friend desperately then. lie remembers how Leo Durocher was the one who went out of his way to welcome him, motivate him and even comfort him. As a ballplayer, Durocher made his living with his glove. He had a lifetime average of .247 and never received many votes for the Hall of Fame after he quit playing. That was as it should be since he never really was a Hall of Fame ballplayer. He was eminently more successful as a manager, though. lie led the Brooklyn Dodgers to a pennant In 1941 and the Giants to - - laêi. thu ('.iDnft wnn n wnrbl h. ini 'N.... U&VUIU (flIV UI 1O14. $I -. ,t 4t Sanford Bats Cold, N.L. Ousted - - , . . . . . . . . .- - : - h' - - - 6Apraiz.Wally __ __ ______ Expos In Command - _______ 'Sanford's girls couldn't care Pendarvis each had two hits for competing for th e state se nior Milton doubled home Toni a bases-loaded triple for the big soft ball tournament. Hardy in the fifth inning and the They won it. 2-1 lead stood as Jan Johnson's - Sanford took Leesburg by a 2- two-hit pitching held Leesburg lcount Sat urday morning, t hen in check the rest of the way. used the long ball to sound Melton had tripled in the hit in the second SANFORD LEESIURO Al R H Hunt 400 K.Mtt,r 7-3 vict ory over Leesburg to Dee Dee hogan's single. wrap up a state recreation In the title game, Hogan 302 3oi 300 WhIned 1 0 I Gauti 3II softball title. .Leesburg scatter ed eitht hits for the win was the only and Hardy hit a home run. challenger for Sanford. Robin Riggins and Cynthia P.nd.rvls 2 0 2 Kidzi '- ' " 2 0 0 Curry Be"' Doyle Hills Smith 4 I 0 Lowiry 0 I 0 Totals I00 32 it 30I 1 0 Wood It's the weather that's run- tonight at 6 p.m. on the East- ning behind. mont field. The game will First game 8 Trani Mndioló 8.20 110 3.20 1 Arano Gasti II 600 3.20 2•i 28 3 9 6 Galdos Area 6) 446.80. F ou rth game 1Caos0o 8.10 640 3 day going 4-for-4 and Luzzi had them off balance. But Perkins 4' * i V J' s rar, , - a Ilandifisld Lorsnz Totals 11 . / 31 2 Dyal - .Jo 1 .b.. a. , lAtano-Diaga Il 2GaldosAndre , - .-. - - - '..- -. - . • -' -. - . , , ____ .. - •:" -.:. .''.. ,.-. ".. - - .' '.-: - - - - ' -. ,. , -, - '' -. (%'' -- -: -- - "% 'c ". ' , -' .%_ -. - ' - .. ! - ' ' - ' . - - ____ 4r.' - . - -- Oliffimsed - - - - - .1. ; "' - ., .. i. - ., 1 -I' - - -. - - . . -. . -. . ,.' .:- . . '' -. - .r - -. s,.:._t:_*'. 4- 5)231.40. Seventh game 1 Duran Paco 14.20 1.60 4 40 5Santi-Arnia 5.00 1.20 - - -_'- - -. - - - -. - - -- - .- . - ' ' ' x , rr'r',, Hou . .....' __________________________________ I LEE 71V/4fO 1, ,4 fi4CJ4'7 1.',41/t/O/i'PO.4'f ' . ' - ,qyTg,4p t"' ' 'V 6o HE P/P,Y" /f//fñ' ,v',y "b1y,q 6W22' /967,",9r .4i3( .'7), 1/I't' ye.T4R5' 4'2"i' . I _____________________________________________________ _____________________________________________________ Apopka bOscar S -'i-\ ' -. -- - ;) 4.00 3.80 3 Echnl; 3 60 0(2-4) 29.00; P17-4) 122.70; 1 (7' 6-3) 407,00. g.....; 3-3 Tenth I Belde Olano 13.60 7.00 5.40 lApraij-Goini 3.00 320 to survive a wave oApnaiz.Echanls lBeideWally 0(4-1) Madison Township Raceway 2)211.60. Park. disappointed in three previo us final round races on the '.. I •-- I Texas Company 3 10 0(2-8) 114.60, P ( 6-2) 173.10, T(82 II 81600 9 1h race B 5 1 6 Time 31.54 S First Riiii 7 80 S 20 3 60 8 John (lamlir 660 'I 60 Johnnie S( at 4 20 0(5 8) 21.40, P(50) 77.70, 1(50 8) 16780 8 Stand Still 101 h race 1 7 1 Time 44.777777 Alma Arden 600 3.20 2 40 A.flJ3; Handle $151,435. 1320 9 20 .1 .40 2 Mountain T(',SC 14 40 9 (K) Pay Runner 0(2 6) 82 80, P162) 118.10, Carlton, Mon treal 1. San Diego 0 Sa n Francisco 4 , New York 0 Rogers, Mtl and Perry, SD 96. Espinosa, Phil 97 American League - John, Cincinnati 7, Chicago 1 St LouiS 3, Houston 1 Pittsburgh 7, Atlanta .1 tine;, Bait and Ryan, Cal 12 6: 31.40 Texas League Standings (based on II innings pitched) Second Hall East Division L Pct GB II 7 632 Arkansa s Shreveport I) 0 619 10 II 176 Jackson Tulsa 8 II 361 511 West Division National League LaCoss. Cm 2.29 , Rogers, Mtl 2.52. Andutar. Hou 261. Perry, SD 1 68 , Shirley. SD 2.88 American League Kern, Tex 148. Marshall, Minn 2.30; Guidry, NY 1.51; Ryan, Cal 2 51, John, NY 260 W Amarillo National Ni,'kro, 3 60 Ball All Phil 113; 100 17200 I 7th race 1138 Time 30.30 I (ii'i 1I 90. Kern, Trim 85 rain Only Games Scheduled National League Sutter. Monday's Games (hi 22 G,irbcr, At) 18, Bar, (in and Tekulve, Pitt 13 660 6 i iji t'i'flhi, San Antonio at Arkansas Shreveport at Amarillo 121 Tulsa at Midland 1) American League 2 JidlI' GOodt)it7 4 60 0(1.1) 39 00, (1 (4)) 93.90. T(4 1-5) .tmall. Minn 18 , Kern, 0(57) fl 40 P11 5)188.90. 1(75-7) 118 60 Staithouse, Ball I? , 34,20 Attendance 3984; Handle 1301.705 Sea and Lyle. Tex 10 El Paso at Jackson Mar 16. Rawley, Transactions Tex 7th race 0516 Time 31.29 4 Fire Drive '1 80 4 .$Q J 00 Harness 0th race C 5-18 Time 31.40 3 Super Feeling 61 60 22 60 7 60 4 Jeanie Do 10.20 480 IT ardy Teddy lW 0(3.4) 127.20, P(3.l) 690.90, 1(3-4 2) W5.bO 8th race 05 16 Time 31.49 6 Adrienne's Song I Nixon Mayo BJamnim"s Dom 3 80 1 40 3 00 400 370 440 I Carry Fr,'d Tavern, Nut 2600 570 4 .xi 1 '*11 1 ?'J i 40 0(1.3) 21.40, P131) 11870.1( 31 1) 446.00. 11th race D S 16 Time 32.05 I Big Red Man 3020 lI 40 7 00 O.mm,i,in., Star em D,yton, Tern Denver - Signed running back Second race lIalt Boy Boston 3200 940 .3 60 360 2 40 MlWelukc ii i:.r Third race Ore,,:,, 8 40 s t',, ill ind,i Time 7-083 .1 Miss King I T,'en rourth race 33 00 1.40 3 00 Time 0(14)23.00 ; 111.1.2) 258.40; 2-040 Texas Minnesot Kan City Chicago draft. Philadelphia Wide receiver Oren Mmcl (jiebronk Sf!rcj a 55 38 591 52 39 .511 2 of Marstial I University (W.Va ) . and d.efensiIe lineman Mike Piersol of Widener 48 11 539 5 4.4 47 .444 10 College (Pa camp II 50 151 II California 2S 69 266 30' Saturday's Results Toronto 1, Minnesota 2 inous , - - - - ' - . '; - - .,- -- ' -, : (acting Fifth race 2 Rushing Counsel 7 60 4.40 2 60 22 20 lb 60 1 213 S Lady Dec Dee A (',r pen Meadow 5 40 3.60 tO 20 4 70 6 Carter Raker 8 Rusco 300 3(30 3Mick'sOtitIaw 0(2 5) 17.60; 1(7-5-4) 42.00; Time $0. P ( 61) 181.60. 1(6 $ 3) 2.04.2 0141) mmoo qlwv Sixth race 1 Amaretto 600 300 IF. Lee Baby 500 310 6 Deleon Tarport 5 00 3.00 2 40 Yankee GB 1 80 7.20 lADsHar old 3.40 0(4-4) 15.20; T(6-4-1) 72.20; Time 2:04.). Seventh race 8 Song Wave 6510 880 6.60 ArIas 12 Junkmn 3.00 2 00 4 Ocala Star Rae 6.00 0(3-1) 72.50; 1(5-3-4) 2482.40; o p Going On Time 7:08.0 Eighth race 6 Great Image 3.00 6 (lush Star 1120 5.20 3 10 015'7) 25 $0, P15.7) 72.00, 1(5-7-6) lOscar Pepper 260 3.60 150.40. .4 Doras Boogie I 3 20 3rd race 05.14 Time 31.37 0(6.7) 16.20; 1(6-7.4) 150,50; Time 6 Real Easy 880 'S 00 2 80 2:01.3 41 I 'S 431.40. 6th race C3-S Time 30.48 s Georgia Gal ' _ItIrIt;.1ic . . I Leaders 1300 620 3.20 3.70 7.60 , Batting - (based on 22$ at bats) 3 60 National League 0(2.5) 22.00. P(1-2) $4. 60. 1( 5-2-I) 0 AB H Pet. 374.10. Foster, Cm 79 205 9S.33) 7th race A 5-14 Time 30,94 Winfield, SD 95357 III .331 440 3.00 2.40 Hrndej, St.L 560 3.80 Brock, St-I 9.40 5.20 3 Rosy Romy 200 Boone, Phil 0(2-4) 10,20, P14-31 40.80, 1(4-2-3) Mazziiii, NY 3.10 ltldrac.MS14h im•37.1O 54.40. Tmptln, St L Hndrck, St L Ith race C3-I Time 38.52 6ColdCoastMiss Instead of resting, the Angels bounced back and handed Yankee ace Ron Guidry,6-7, his third straight loss, the first in Guidry's career he has lost that in a 10W. They spotted the Yankees a 40 lead. Chris Chambliss followed Thurman Munson's oneout single in the first inning with his third homer In two games. Jim Spencer lashed his rtjdji homer with Graig time many - .- dw 1 Optioned catcher Lake City of the Pacific Coast League 1910 10-206.40 Garvey, LA 8633710$ .325 61727 73.372 76257 81 .321 87 327 104.318 83356 113 .317 82288 91.316 93376 110.311 '' - L * J A 4 \!ç- ' 1 " i' Don't Stop Your Newspaper!' .: !!Let Us Save Them For You! a ' _____ L.eavingforaW,ekOrlOfw,t..fldCOflC.rfl.d .. er Jim) Fregosi and manager Bobby) Knooh play. It was always my dream to play for the Angels and fill the stadium like it has been the last few games." The Angels did a week's worth of work Saturday night whim they tied the score With two out In the ninth on Don Baylor's home run then won It in the 12th on Mery Retten. mund's single. training left first baseman Ike Hampton to 'malt Angels Hero Grich Mixes Up Heroes Lone Ranger, not after his twoout, two-run homer gave the Angels a 54 victory over Ron Guidry and New York for a three-game series sweep. -This series has tobe the tops for coming from behind to win games," said Grich. "It was tops for enthusiasm, inspiration and excitement. It was like a Hollywood script. --When I was 18, 1 Came out here to watch i current •Manag- have 883.00. 12th race C 5-18 Time 315S IComeOn SMr. AWe George 10.00 9.40 1.20 2 Todd Oliver , Fullerton, Calif., in the finals. y:United Press International Bobby Grich got so excited Ier beating the Yankees with Hollywood-scripted home run inday that he mixed up some movie heroes. iiIi, Mr. Rogers," the Calir1a second baseman said to am owner Gene Autry, apnU y confusing him with Iwboy Boy Rogers. Autry probably wouldn't have ired if Grich called him the ) Baseball 40 51 126 IS'; 2 60 Oakland Time 54 38 .581 6 W L Pet. 00 Claude Geiger - Calif 320 3 00 Seattle Il 10 S 20 212 tra Quick flounced acquisition of running biii Rod Stewart in supplemental un 42 38 .167 Il noulden separation and will be Qiit 29 64 31 2 311 ; of action for about 10 weeks Also West announced that rookie halfback 3 10 00 6 60 Sturgis O(l I) I29.,); T(l4-2) 412.10; 59 31 .656 - 56 32 6.36 2 39 13 533 11 .15 15 500 II Cl,'yelnd Toronto 10 1. , American League dade and center Alan Gris%ing6r EP -. - - ISulfalo"- Ai'w%bunced signing of W L Pet. GB quarterback Dan Manmmcci; an. 240 New York I R'yal Black St 0(4 6)40.80:1(4.6.3136780: Tim,. Detroit 2 Pollard and defensive back Al Parrish Released running back Steve Treuling, tight end Ron En Henry 720 360 360 Baseball 540 S 60 Missy Penn Bruce Radford New Orleans -- Signed wide receiver Dano Bivmns, tight end Major League I Midnigtmt Honey 290 0(4.4) 39201(4-8)) 183.80; Time 2:07.2 .1 Football p I Racing SEMINOLE Saturday night First race 6 I? 313 5 Results Midland 16, Tulsa Ii Jackson 62 , El Paso 51 Shreveport at Amarillo, ppd 6 80 5 40 4 20 McGraw, Phil and Fingers. SD Orner ' I Pet. CR 9 11 150 3 Sundays -. Ryan. NV 108, Flanagan, L II 7 .632 9 9 500 2 Antonio San Saves Q(4 0) 1360. P104) 42 00, 1(043) 2120 7 80 4 (i' 4 60 1 80 Earned Run Average 2.60 Swan, NY 103. Perry, SD 102; 4 70 2 60 3 Gold Coast MiI Minors i . Midland El Paso T (4-2-1) - Nettles aboard on a single to open the second. But Grich singled in a ron in the third and doubled in two more In the seventh. - ' In the ninth, Toni Donahue drew a one-out walk and, one out later, Grich hit a 1-0 pkll over the right field wall for his home run of the season. In other games, Minnesota swamped Toronto 94 Detroit pounded the Chicago White Sex 14-5; Milwaukee ripped Cleveland IM; Kansas City beat Texas 5-3; Baltimore trounced Seattle 6-1, and Boston edged Oakland 3-2. In the National League, it was Philad.4phia 10, I ns Angeles 3; Montreal 4, San Diego 0; San Francisco 4, the New York Me ts 0; Cincinnati 7, the Chicago Cubs 1; St. Louis 3, Houston 1, and Pittsburgh 7, Atlanta 3. ' . , PhHa 10, Los Angeles I (in 93; Lee and 30500 American League 11th race TA 516 Time 30.999999 Cal 160, Guidry, 8 Charter 3 40 3 .40 220 Jt'nkiflS, Tex 102: 9 .40 3 60 2 8(1 It. Moving I arget 1 Clareguns Phil holder and National Champion, 7440, PIS• 140.50. 1(5-4-3) . Beadle beat John Force of 402.80. _., Il 5 , 5 80 4 00 Hou IS?, Carlton , sireaker Kyle 80 0(61) 98.20 , P160) 268.20. 1(6131 1511.40. 5th race 0516 Time Il 47 2DukeAxe DAYTONA BEACHMatinee III race 1-16 Time 31.09 A former national record 6Medl,y Bandy 3 Raiders Run Robinson gives Altamonte the word Hou Strikeouts League - Richard. 3.20 7G.R.Pete 140 Summernauonalsdragracesat 7ZubiGolri 0(2-I) 30.00, P12-I) $1.30, 1(2-0-7) 31.50: P (5-4) $2.50; 1 (5-4- ' National Hot Rod Association pro circuit earlier this year. Ii ' 6 Bubba Baby Il 00 660 0(4-8) 14.70. P(4-80 38.40, 1144.3) 2Mann•trt Harry 810 400 98.40. 1 Florence Time 7.40 5th race A 1-14 Time 31.02 ame 0(2$) 33.20; 11$-?-?) 72.40; Time . 5.00 610 3.20 2 K's Prince 1.40 300 780 7:090 1.20 3.60 8M'sFastWheels 660 4.20 A-1347; Handle 1175,106 Beadle, 35, won the Funny ,.. Armdular. Phil III 8. LaCoss. Seaver, (in 9 5: QII-7 41.00; PIll) 217.70; 111.1- Car championship after being Dog Racing V 24 American League LcFlore, Dcl -4 Wilson. KC 37, Wills. Tex 25. Bonds. (1ev and Cruz, Sea 23 Pitching Victories National League - Niekro, Hi)U 13 4, Niekro, Ali 1211; 4 Irusta Pecina of upsets Sunday In the 10th annual ' Lr. - 45 48 48 4 8 43 53 .448 12 39 52 129 13'' 36 51 .381 1714 Saturdays Results Philadelphia 10. Los Ang 7 New York 3. San F rancisco Chicago 1, Cincinnati 0 San Diego S. Montreal 1 Pittsburgh 5, Atlanta 1. Houston 3. St Louis 2 Sundays Results:. San Fran Ninth race 1 Cal's Penny 4.00 2 6Mutllla.Wally 1.20 Middle 1 1020 3.60 2.60 0(2-6) 24.40, P16-7) 110.20, T(6-71) 6 Carrie BCounse 014-0)35.40; P (0-4) $1.90; T (0.4' 11.00 1 10 788.20 6) $05.20. 5 Careless Start 1 00 4th race 03-Slime 38,54 Eleventhgame 0(26) 02.20; 1(2-4-5) 4)5.40; Time 4 llattlestar 980 360 210 I Domingo Urguil 14.60 13.20 5.20 280 2 70 2:05.4 760 1.10 6 Never 7 Vlcandi Area Tenth race 4 40 3 Miss Girl Pecos 3 00 Beadle Survives Tex., was the only pro favorite 111' 014$1 110.40, P(4 8) 126.00, T(4 0, (oncannon 3) 845.00. 4th race C 5-16 Time 31.51 Attendance 7342; Handle 6227.428. 0(1-5) $ 3.00; P (IS) 735.70; TI 1.5Saturday night 0)571.40. IstraceCs-I4Time3I . SO Elghthgame .1 40 3 30 3 60 I Durn Rocket S Egana-Echani; 18.20 5.40 4.20 1 Ted's Bomber 660 4 60 7 Isata-Arileta 3.80 1.00 5 80 8 Clareguns Duke 5.60 OOscar-Golni 0(1-7) 45.40, P ( 1- 7 ) 147.20, T( 1.7-0) 0(2-1)40.40; P(S-2) 152.70; T(S2134.20. 8) 534.20. Ind race C 5-16 Time 3)47 Ninlhgme 6.80 520 300 $ Marys Shadow 7 Isasa 15.80 5.20 1.80 ENGLMTOWN, N.J. (UPI) Raymond Beadle of Dallas, - 00 5 80 em 00 4.20 621.00. IVlcandl.Rodolf - 'p. / - ,4/P / 140 11.00 500 1.00 ? Manatee Sonny 0(1-4) 45.00, P11.4) 185.60, 14)4.2) 5.20 360 SVicandl-Arca 44)) 0(1-2) 30.40; P (1-2) 41.20; 1(1-2- Drags Upsets / ,,. ! f _____ ____________ - 77,4/E I Mountain Sample Sixth game 21 I 79 , Altamonte \ 600 560 0(7.0)102.00; P (8.7) 253.50; 1 (I 3SI 4 I I Quigley 34 711 Totals .., 7 4/ ___________ _ ______________ "" i 3 11 L ynn Marie 7.5) ALTAMONTI APOPKA AN N If Al N H C. Coaches" 3 2 I Dickens 3I0 Bolton 4 I 4 Johnsen 301 Shafts 311 Herrin. 4S1 Perkins 4 I I Inewer 3S1 M.C.diran 3 SO Brinkley Luul 4 0 S Nix 2I5 Quackenbush 311 Sergeant 3)) 29, League - Moreno. San Diego Pitt and North. SF 39, Scott , Atlanta Mt and Scott. St I 25; Cedeno, Los Ang ' CY_'i 7WEc 2) 232.00. l Apra lz.Gondra 5 Isitsa CoIn foninancè. Chi Kingman. Stolen Bases 0116) 14.00. P16-I) 23.40, 116-I 8) 170.40. loth race A 514 Time 31.15 Fifth game lOscar-Sarduy 11.60 9.40 7.60 Luzzi fanned nine batters and walked six In his five-hit per. (No games %chedulecP 31: National 1. ?Victor 6 ZublArrieta 680 .4 40 Urqul:a 4 0(4-4) 58.80; P ( 4-4) 144.90;T (4.4. Saturday, going 2-for-3. 7 ,-,,7~~,mm 8,80 0(1-5) 45.20; P (5-1) 137.40; 1 (51- glove of Tom Perkins. "We played real well over-the-shoulder catch." ,Then Sunday against West Saturday, but we got a little Ray Blanchfield also had a 01k Ridge, Altamonte had a 9-0 loose in the l ast inning when good game at the plate - Third game 70.10 9.20 1320 680 5.10 6 Enrique resume with Altamonte batting was the one who saved the day stars continued their drive in the t hi rd with runners on for us. He made three outtoward a district crown seco nd and third and none out. standing plays in centerfield. Saturday with 7-3 victory over Bolton had retired the side one- He had to run for one ba ll and Apópka behind the arm of John two-three in the first two in. dive to make the catch. And On Luizi, bat of Craig Bolton and nings against West Oak Ridge. another play he had to make an - - 3 011-5)35.40; P ( 1.5) 137.10; 1 (5) 3) 287.60; DO ($5) 97.70. S Paco I Arca Phil -. II Qi) 1000 ICR Joan Second game 3 60 S Trani Andre 18.00 900 600 1 K5 Beware 0(2-4) 3820, P14.2) 100.50, T(ll 71 I Domingo Fernan 6.40 5.00 810.00. 'ICarasa Cerardu 6 60 'A.ltamonte's 13-year-old all- _____ - 't OPEflEc4'E \ 7 Desert Dandy Saturday night 31 Altamonte Springs Little lead In the top of th e third In- they scored th eir three runs," League's AAA Express Is right ning when rain forced post- saidAlt.amontemanagei-Robby on schedule, thank you. ponement of the game until Robinson. "Bolton had a big ____ ' \ \.\ )CORfP A4". .cIf' 6 1 h race II 5-16 Time A-1151; Handle 1132,935 Altamonte AAAers Contin ue Assault _____ - 'r5' . 1760 2080 Il 80 5 K's Master 0 (II) 54.20; 1 (I-).) 404.20; ___ .. .j /C 500 3.80 8 Black Limo 2 80 2 80 lsasa Gondra 110 Aprail Coin 580 2 El Ko Bar Q(S 0) 16.00, Pis 0) 50.70. 1(5 8-2) 0(2-3)44.20; P (2-3) 128.00; T (2-3 539 00 , 1) 25310. 300 Hogan Totals 2 Egana Paco 200 4 I I A.MtlIir 4 22 Traum 21) Harper 5.10 0(5.4) )49,40; P(S.4)27$.40;T 6-all) 445.40. Twetveth game 302 Rlqglnt Milton 12.60 5.60 3.60 600 41.40 1 Santi Diaga ft H AS 4 0 2 buck Johnson Hardy Eleventh game SAnano Badiola 6 Carasa Urgulza inning. advantage in the afternoon for a second inning and scored by _____ __________ . .. ' , 0(2-3)27.60; P (2-3) $3.40; T (2-3- the winners. Jill Hunt delivered Boston 8. Oakland 7 MIw 10, Cleve 3 Chicago 12, Detroit 4 Texas 7. Kansas City Baltimore 5. Seattle 2 Calif 8. N V 7, 12 inns Sunday's Results Minnesota 9. Tronto Detroit II, Chicago S Milw 10, Cleve 4 KansaS City 4, Texas 3 Calif 5. New York 4 Boston 3, Oakland 2 Baltimore 6. Seattle I Monday's Games - - 8.60 5.20 2.80 5 Za Aar 8) 431.00. Th e o pe ner saw a 1-1 game _____________________________________________________________________________ ____________ - - 3.60 2.60 2 Daisy Goodb,.'e 900 5 80 580 3.20 lAbteMilt 0(7-5) 5720. P ( 5- 2 ) 119 00 , TI 5-24) 0112-3) 30.00; P (3-2) 81.20; T (3-2760.00. 4) 450.80. 3rd race 05.16 Time 31.61 Tenthgame 1500 860 .1 20 2 Beide Isidro 9.60 460 3.60 .4 Antonio's Spirit 8 Beau Bob 960 3 60 3 Zubi.Urquiza 5.80 5.20 3 Unmatchable 3 20 6 Egana Badiola if It was a two-way playoff or 20 broken open when Sybernia 84 311 97 311 League GAS H Pet. Downing. Cal 85301 106 352 Smally, Mm 89 310 116 341 Adams. Mn 71221 76 335 Boch?e. Sea 88 323 106 328 Molitor. Mu 85350 lii 326 Kemp, Det 83301 100 326 Lelcano. Mu 82277 90 325 Rice, (loS 88 352 114 324 Lynn, Dos 03319 103 323 Brett, KC 91 386 123 319 Home Runs National League -- Schmidt, Stanley. (los 11 6, Sorensen, Mil 2 Rodolto 6Mutllla Sanford Seniors Win State Crow n ___ _____ - .. Ninth game ______ - -' , Soo 3 Echanl; , -. ___ . ,-. 8) 413.40. __________ - ' Q (I-I) S4.$0; P (8-1) 17I.20;T (0.1- 1. , _ % Eighth game 8 Zubi Gondra 13.80 7.80 4880 1 Ramon Coin 31.80 9.00 . ________ ---%. ' (hi American Winfield. SD 22, Foster, Cm Tuesdays Game and Lopes. LA 20. All Star Game at Seattle American League Lynn. National League Ros 24 , Baylor. Cat and East Thomas, Mil 23; Singleton, Ball W L Pet GB and Rice, Dos 21 Montreal 50 35 548 Runs Batted In Chicago 47 38 .553 3 National League Foster. Phila 50 II 549 3 (in and Winfield. SD 72. Pittsbrgh 46 39 541 4 Kingman. Ch 69. Schmidt, Phil St 44 42 .512 Louis 68.' Clark. SF 62 New York 31 49 4.30 13 1 : American League Baylor. West Cat 85. Lynn. (los 75; Rice. (los w L Pet B and Thomas. Mil 67. Kemp. Houston 40 514 Oct 48 4.5 .516 5'i Cinci -. 4) 5*4.00. , ________ _____ _______ _______ _____ _______ 4.20 0(3.8) 4S.40; ($.3) 107.40; T(I-3 Jan Johnson tosses to Robin Riggins for easy out ____ ___ _____ Seventh game 13.00 8 40 6 10 8 Zubi Wally 3 Ramon Arnieta 8.40 5.20 IVicandi-Paco 6.10 , h .'- - - _________ 5)702.00. - championship under his leadership. Duroçtr's managing skill can not be assessed by those titles was a rarity among managers in that he had the alone. A. L. BRONCOS H. L. BRONCOS ABBOt AIRN cepacitj to make players perform better than they thought they 31& 1 3 2 now" CupS) Were capable of doing, and of drawing people Into the park as 12) labor 66 Andersen S I I Hitting was supposed to be Kissimmee to open Uw first ball before Troy Girdner fanned field converted three con- while walking one. Boyd pit. Homey 6 2 3 R*Uk weU. But if he did nottdrig else, lie was instrumental in the 42 Alra 3 i 3 Miller the Sanford inning and went all the way to for the third out. point of secutive plays at second base. ched the final two innings the strong blssoming and maturing of Willie Maya, and for that alone, he 41 ' OYI'iStrISI 411 $alvo S I I 4 It s McCormick Sanford scored its only run in allowing one hit and stiriking out Priskes third when the ball rolled past National League All-Stars. rijes apifif-special accolade. I. 315 Weed But Saturday night the bats the left fielder, Hobble Boyd. the bottom of the third. Kevin Lee Fredrick kept the San- four. He walked one. 5 33 3 5$ Orslsem owif was a time Durocher helped Maya, and now the wheel ZIIIIICt 5 I3 41) went cold, and Sunday they got He scored on a sacrifice fly by Smith was safe on an infield ford hopes alive in the bottom of Smith, Franklin, Fredrick, JIM,. ttins. Willie would like to help him. He's stumping for the ISO Andnews ISO now even colder as the Kissimmee Mark Crapo with one out. single with one out and moved the sixth with a two-out single, Bylngton and Kriger hit safely Totals 4111 8 4112 8 Totals Veterans' Committee to vote Leo into the Hall of Fame some day, AIR the Sanford handed In the top of the third, Miles to third when Bruce Franklin but Clint Byinton hit a fly ball for Sanford. Americans 1111111111111101111 t $PICIAU$T$ Al N N Nationals consecutive 2-1 losses started the inning with a walk singled to right. Smith scored deep to center field that was Chase had two of the four '~-~Iihey'lilid me what kind of ballplayer he was, and I know he E 11 3I1 • Adele in the Florida Little Major and was safe on an error at when Merthie was safe on a caught near the fence. Kisslmmee hits. wtuldn't get in on that, but he should be in for what he did as a '' 200 Glrdner struck out 11 and Uby League sub-district tour- second when Billy Rixreached two-out error by the first •• s....,t 101 managei," 'Mays said. Sanford also trailed most of Wagner .301 didn't walk a batter in picking Sunday's game. The Kissim- Ubesrl first on a fielder's choice. After baseman. Help iJ csnsee how a manager could do much more for any player nament. KKAMU Malaeevlds 055 N.mag The Kissimmee Americans, Crap took a called third strike, Scott Krlger opened the up his second win of the tourmee Americans scored their III tlUiil Leo did for me. I knew how to play ball, but he helped me hub E yes 3 II who had ba ttled through the Rix was forced at second when bottom of the fifth with a single nament. I I Plir,1 kp my feet on the ground. Especially at the beginning. I ISS first run in the top of the second Cedey $.liwsrs 1 Hsewsll. Merthie pitched the first four w III loser's bracket after a 16-i Tom Chase hit into a fielder's for Sanford, but the next three ránemter when I reported to the Giants from Minneapolis. They hen Chase led off with a Helms 3 I SO Harmon second round loss to the same choice. Miles moved to third on batters all hit into fielder's innings and gave up two runs on 2SS ee IS were in Philadelphia for three gatnes. He played me In all thr * single, went to second on a wild molorkilla, 'Totals 23 1 6 Sanford National League team, the play, and scored on a passed choices as the Kissimmes in- three hits and struck out eight pitch, third on a passed ball and Sunon Ii' although I didn't get a hit. Ileck III ____ will represent the sub-district VWe Went to New York and that's when I wü real scared. You scored on another wild pitch. Totals 30 4 5 e District IV tournament th t me up so much. Leo saw I needed someone il guys in the press bu Miles opened the third for SIMORAN A. I.. BRONCOS which opens Wednesday in ABBOt toabowinearound and even tho ugh he was the manager, he did it. Kissimmee with a walk, moved NorM.,, AIRH s Cp1t 411 Ocala. MilUga. Hø showed -me w hat to do, where to go, everything." ASOSiSI s • II to seco nd on a wild pitch and TSmpeet I IDea. s out-hit si ll The Sanford National scored on a two-out single by •lafllng 2 I I Hssly 321 the Kissimmee Americans in 0111* 4 Isams Ss Chase. liss 4 AIss 31 both weekend games, but only DeW. 3 S Ob*.$r5ot 21 Sanford missed a golden CRas1 once in the two games could Posts' 3 S 41 Minis to th its oim opportunity score In I to e IS p they manage to get more than OIsIy I Jnslt 555 B Upited Press laterustlosal good success." of the third when it left the Myiss 'Ur 1' i Is The Expos, who trailed by 8½ one hit in an inning. '" ' i' Ill bases loaded. Boyd opened the O.rma,, Kissinlmee scored a pair of ________________ The Montreal Expos, UUUY games at the All-Star break last • pg SOS inning with a single and Smith lviii I Andrew IS pounded into obscurity by the year, took a 2-0 lead in the unearn ed runs off Sanford ___ TotalS ii • P$b I. and Franklin both drew walks (i': All-Sta r break, wanted to make' fourth Inning when Gary Carter starter Darryl Merthie ii, ls Tota 27 IS jillIlIr after Krlger fanned. But sure everyone remembered hit a two-out single and Saturday, while pitcher Troy AIR Grayson took a called third Al N H SPICIAUSTS theUi during their three-day Valentlnefollowedwithhisl2th GlrcinerheldSanfordtojtLstofle Missina 42 5 Al I H . strike and Byington went down ataftilk I I I Most resl~ homer, a shot over the center run on five hits. 302 . Nines 1 5 J.lsrs Il . .. Merthie had not- been slateWd 101k Eastern Division leaders, field wall. Davalon hit his first Pelliga Ms65ssy$ 4 81 __ _ Abney now leading Chicago and homer of the game In the sixth to start the game on the mound, 4 31 Sanford left two men on base Dickeys, - 31• 151* 421 MCCSIIe.g5 Philadelphia by three games offlJohnD'Acquisto,64, but scheduled starter Donald 'i 35 • in both the fourth and fifth 428 -. ,: Slaplosi. I S fl 434 each, couldn 't have thought of and added his 16th home run In Grayson didn't show up ,l frames, before finally scoring s,, MIU M I . 1 . 3s a. gop& 0r11 better memory jogger than a 4- the eighth off Halite Fingers. the third Inning, forcing the all in the sixth. Merthie doubled ISeso 5 1isc too .Sanford coaches to make a last0 blankIng of the San Diego ;... •NI with - •- -. -. 16 "Maybe With three Weeks to minute shuffle of their lineup. P.flsaI,,9, I Hompeeli Pa*es. I S stole third after Boyd was Ill I I Sitle. in the schedule we'll feel % I Sam Miles singled for : "em pleased and proud of the Bogies st rikes. called out on I I Harmon i I ager ,, -4 ''è Thus S Totals 301013 way we've played in the first someressure,"saIdman '' . ... .$NIARIB " "half," said Ellas Sosa, who DlckWllliams."Butifyoustart $ANFOBD N. I. KISSIMMIR AI KISSIMMI• . SANPOBD N. L. 10 worry about things like that Al I N SPICIAUSTS A. I A. I. Al B H Al B H picked up his 10th save. "We've AllOt $mI* Al B s AINN$ml* Ill atutole ISI own pressure. It I.Pramkli. .y.:x---.-- '.-. $1II0M. Miles all given 100 percent and we'll you wake 31$ II 5 35 I Mliii . IIIPCSMJig Ill Pvilism the •IM&omvtck La 3r .,.,.. Soo Iii 355 see s1b.10 continue itLtfr second halt and doesn't surprise me or Craps 3 is • lvleØon 305 Cr... $ IS *SO*ii 355 -. . : 455 2$ lOICliss $12 15*14111 355 do our bsttp win the pennant. players that we're in first place. NIH .1..1. •1sy . •w 3 so MiOrIN 3 5 I Frs*ick *5I .11 I I 50 Gif'd.Sr • logs's havo the taicnt bccauc I thought we'd be In contention O.PraMHn iSSNugies We" 91 55 . 396 '08e19e" s,.a ly Lam.isr a is i si som sS 3 S S Brlsmo I we've be In first place all before the season started. I Pre*ic* I. losses Msrtkls I SS 355 Graves. II I Hammond bios many games how •SBliØ year. If*,èan keep the star- didot know Isyd ISIDolO 315 KnIt so 150 -25 I Goan SI sj . OI1IMO 173$ 255 Tet.is *SI Totals OIl Paris-I.,., SSSTSots ting nine- healthy and the pit- we'd be ahead, but I knew Kri Totals 274 ToSals 23*4 2314 HIM. 25 5 ching in good shape and if we nobody would rim away with Klsslmms.A.L. 11105-3 lyons *Ill-I 555 Smith, Hughes, base coach eye popup Sanford NL OS) Kissimmee A.L. OS--I Totals •'I 55*-I get a goI attitude, we'll have, the league." ______ _______ 0(1.7)80.40; P (11) 134.40; 1 (17 . - ______________ 18 60 1 10 SSaraAndre .. - - Air Specialists and the American League Broncos were the big win ne rs over the wee kend in the Seminole Pony Baseball League. Air Specialists fought back t hr ough the losers bracket to win the Mustang dist rict championship and wrap up a trip to the state tournament, which opens Friday night at the Five Points complex. The Specialists had to halt Semoran, 6-2, as Mark Coffey homered and T. J. Sutton and Troy Block combined to pitch a five-hitter. In the finals against Shearer Electric, It was Coffey with another big home run and T. J. Sutton driving in Mike Eby with the winning run for a 4-3 trlmph, forcing a winner-takeall game. Air Specialists won the big one, 18-9. Coffey delivered a clutch home run for t he third game in a row and Scott Bowers went 4-for-4. In Bronco action, the American Broncos wrapped up the host team role in the upcoming state tournament, leaving the rest of the all-star squads to battle it out for the dist rict championship la ter this week. Brian Overstreet gain ed the victory In the championship game'in reli ef and John Cupit, Paul Alegre and Joey Janego homered for the winners. Steve Salva and Mark Graham homered for the losers in the 1211 contest. In the sem ifinal encounter, the American Broncos ousted Semoran by a 10-2 count with Cupit also homering in that game. 1116 Walker 5 Win L/ 4 Baker -- -. Teams 7 !' ) : ' ., 0-q "~,v . Pony ., I .A __ Sixth game lCaldosMandlot 11.20 7.40 3.10 -, . J. _________ 480 3 60 1.80 00-311 2.$0; P (1-3) 58.40; T (1.3. :. - 9.00 1.10 300 lZubiEchaniz 3 Isasa Enrique dMutilla Coin . by Alan Mover LEE WAY TO RICHES --------- •, 443L �BA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 16, 1979 OURSELVES Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, July 16, 1979-1B Roughing It Easy Lynn JACQUIN 'S on RUM LIGHT I0 DARK ?? JAMES E. FOXE CANADIAN FULL QUART 101 ° KY, BRB, Fred Hester, Make A Tin-Can Stove of By Dian Thomas Special to The Herald J appropriate amount flaming wax and cardboard with the , damper to obtain hig::muhum livor of ai or low heat. of your burner, cover turn doors on individual tin-can it compk'telv with something • -• stoves is irresistible. Building non-flammable, such as it I •. and cooking on these stoves is larger can. easy and fun for the entire with your tin-call stove and .• , ' 4 family. burner, v ou are now ready to -• For each stove, yOU need an fry anything frombacon anti empty No. 10 or 1-gallon Call, eggs to giant hamburgers. cardboard i p refer a b I y Fur a scrumupt ions breakfast, corrugated I, an empty tuna can start the burner under your with lid and paraffin ior stove. Then place two strips of candlei wax. You can obtain bacon on tilt' stove in a V-shape the No. 10 can at restaurants, Meanwhile, cut it 2-inch hole school cafeterias or anywhere the middle of a slice bread. food is prepared in large \)itii the bacon is half cooked. quantities. • turn and cover with the bread With tin snips, cut a "door' .1 slice. , inches wide and 4 inches high at To make french toast, drop a time bottom (open emil of your lightly beaten egg into till' hole, ('\1Pf"l{S ('.\ ('00K ( \ INDIVIDUAL STOVES. can. Fold it up about halfway, spreading the egg back over the Then use a can opener to punch bread. Cook until done. it few holes at the top edge of the Another morning menu Human OLD TRADEMARK 4 WILD TURKEY 1010 KY. BRB. 4999QTO ANY 12 - 59.85 8.99 FIFTH ANY 12 - 107.88 of GOOD MON., JULY 16 RICH & RARE CANADIAN QUART can on the side opposite the features fried eggs, bacon and door. "earmuff toast.' The cardboard, tuna can and When the stove is hot, fry wax make the fuel element for our eggs and bacon. Then hold your stove. the bread to (he Sides of N 4,999 LIMIT ONE PER CUSTOMER WICOUPON GOOD SAT., JULY 21 BLUE NUN LIEBFRAUMILCH 23 OZ. 3.09 LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON 8 YR. 86 0 SCOTCH J.D. 8 "SOMETHING SPECIAL" 1`011 SOMEONE SPECIAL Ccotck Bo No IT COSTS A UTfl.E MORE BUT YOU ARE WORTH ITI 9 *49FIFTH ACASE 110.00 MADE BY GLENLI VET JACQUIN'S 5* BRANDY ICANADIAN PREMIUM THE PREMIUM IS IN THE BOTTLE - NOT THE PRICE 86.8 69490TO ANY • VODKA GIN BAB CANADIAN SCOTCH .49 LOVE MEXICAN COFFEE LIQUEUR .89 FORBIDDEN FRUIT JACOUIN B000S CRANBERRY .65 MEXICAN TEQUILA CORTEZ .65 .90 PETER HEERING CHERRY TIA-MARIA 1.00 APRICOT BRANDY JACQUIN .65 JACK DANIELS BLACK .79 FLA. SOUVENIR GIFT lox IMP. WADIAH. JM SIAM KY. S*S•339 BLACK A WIIITI SCOTCH s IiIOPT VODKA,GIN,RUM 01. 6.99 101 - '' > BEER 12OrCANS CASE PEARL BEER 7.49 PEARL LITE BEER 7.79 RED, WHITE & BLUE BEER 6.49 ABC BEER OR ALE 6.29 GENESSEE BEER OR ALE 6.49 S.G.A. LIGHT BEER 6.29 6.69 HEILEMAN LIGHT BEER PFEIFPER BEER 6.49 6.49 DIE WRYS BEER ULTRA LITE BEER 6.99 . - - : : I • - - - - - - - - - - - - - TRYOUR THRIFT PAK Kids Want To Reap Fruits Of Labor Before Dad Dies slog Jã UL. -$;.. '-' S?ppg 9u IU IR IJV.V3 . • ROOM TEMP. S .49 101 01. • HEY KIDS • 12-74.95 1A1lIkIFILAkT' , Cut the cardboard into strips can. The bread will stick to the . as wide as the tuna can is tall. hot can. For a heart lunch, serve Roll the strips tightly and fit • them snugly into time can.man-size hamburgers. Roll out St.,iS011l (I iiit.it oil a Set a chunk of wax -- about 1 breadboard to fornia square 'linches square on top of the . inch thick. Cut patties with a cardboard. Hold a match next to the wax to melt it into the can time circummilerence of your ma, flip e:irilhnnrd will soon stove to get time nerfect size. Then place the burgers on tot) of catch fire and melt the wax. Continue placing chunks of the stove to cook. STITCH Serve the burgers on slices of wax on the burning cardboard STOVE FUEL i•:i .i:i l:NT IS E.Sl LV MADE homemade bread baked inside until the can is almost three- - - - - - - - - a No. 10 tan. %dd your favorite I - - - - - - man - - - -HERE fourths full of wax.This is burner a I fixings for a better-than- I Will Provide one to two hours quarter-pound burger that • cooking time. beats anyt Iii ng you can get at a 1 , Eventwilly till' WX will burn fast-food restaurant. i Come To The By JOANNE SCHREIBER vartls of different tabrics, plus out, leaving the cardboard . Special ToThe Herald five 48-iiich dowels, two loose- behind. You can refuel your : F'eiiiiig Ilemid -J , Have you ever thought of leaf hinder rings, 40 lb. test bUrner by placing more chunks -• sewing up a kite? ' fisiii,mg line and one fishing of wax over the flames to melt time fire gets low. [PLAZA TWIN] Now that summer's here, this ____________________ I SUMMERSHOWTIME swivel and a SU) reel and '•.. To light your burner, turn it is a wonderful project for an I fishing jite. Also, 4 vard.s of H.7 1717 m 7S02 Every Tuesday Morning - •• ... out-of-school youngster. The P • each of four colors 1-inch ribbon Oil its side and hold a match 40 PLAZA I ' ' I'G sewing is simple, and the I for the tail, a spool of heavy near the cardboard. Then set it ONLY 50c Barbara Strissand results are Immediate. duty upholstery thread and on the ground and cover with • WITH THIS COUPON Ryan O'Neil For a starter project, pick up polyester thread to imiatch the the PrePnrxl nwnber-l0 can. Without Coupon ThE one of the Inexpensive tissue fabrics and 7 yards of iron-on You Cook right on top of the can. I I paper kites that has the SCIll binding to finish Liii' wings Regulate the heat of your I • traditional shape and the two and tail, stove with it dziniper made front I IPG wooden crossbars. Then use the Kite experts otten use fishing (tie tuna-can lid and a wire ur idd rods to fly their kites. Tin' pants hanger with the cardfragile tissue as a pattern to M.AZP IS-9: IS I FREE make the kite in a sturdier fishing line pulls mut Sziioothly; Iirtl portiomi removed. fabric. the reel helps get the line in and With a nail, make two hok, . I'UItN IN I You can USC ordinary keeps it controlled; the light about ' inch apart in thi .ami ________ \_ broadcloth, patched and apfishing rod allows you to play it lid. Then bend the fec ends of I fish. pliqued any way you like. Make the hanger together like a large DOORS OPEN 9:30 AM a giant applique of a happy slide in the battens (wood Sunrise Kite from several 17ht sewing On this project is hairpin. Attach the wire to the face, or a sunflower, or a big strips). Join the string to the coordinating prints and solids quite simple, mainly straight lid through the holes. SHOW 10:00 AM green worm. Cut and seam the battens, create a tail from of light-weight cotton, accented stitching with some zigzag for You need only cover the basic piece into quadrants of fabric scraps and take it to a with ribbon and seam binding, applique work. There are no IMOVIELAND1 different colors. Use fabric windy hill. If you are flying a This is glamorous, beribboned raw edges: All edges are enI-3UH*v1792S paints to write a youngster's kite near water, or from the version of a box kite, supported closed and many of the seams ________________ EVERY WHICH name. There's no limit to the stern of a boat, use a water- by dowels, bigger-than-life at are topstitched for strength. WAY BUT LOOSE LAZA TWI J variety of decorative treat- resistant material such as more than 8 feet of kite and 4 I 'Ilie Patches of Joy Sunrise SMASH UP PG ments you can make, provided Pellon's Phun Phelt. This all- feet of ribbons. Spectacular, Kite is a pattern designed by 7S01 ALLEY WAS I . CLIP HERE you don't add too much weight. polyester fabric won't absorb sensational and a super-flyer. Joyce Kelly's Creative Sew -U After you have done your water and makes a splended Such a patchwork kite was Studio, 7825 SW 35th Ave., decorative work, stitch down kite. designed by Joyce Kelly of Portland, Oregon 97219. the seam allowances on the four For something a little more Creative Sew Studio in Porr- Headers may want to write for sides, sewing over a cord and advanced, make a patchwork tland, Ore. It requires about 6 a complete pattern. Engagement and wedding forms are available at time Herald office to announce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional black and white photographs if a picture is disired with the announcemeat. Wedding Forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the DEAR ABBY: My father, others, and no not insist on Cal. 90069. Please enclose wedding. who is 87, is very well-off circumcision. Find a liberal stamped, sell-addressed en. financially as well as Reformed rabbi If you prefer to %'elOpt'. physically. Is there a gracious remain Intact. way to bring to his attention DEAR ABBY: There's a girl that he could make monthly or in our office who's been single annual monetary gifts to his ever since the death of her children tax free? husband about two years ago. None of us "needs" anything, but extra cash would be very The boss lost his wife last year helpful to improve our homes, accountants and financial and these two have been very take trips, and make life more advisers. It's entirely possible chummy ever since. They've comfortable generally. Mat Father prefers to give the even taken out-of-town trips Plump & Juicy - It also upsets me to think that fruits of his labor to his Uncle together just hike married folks. - •• • • Hot Dog if Father just leaves us his (Sam) rather than to "the They've recently announced (to the surprise of no one) that they money after he dies, a huge kids." Served with Golden Brown are engaged to be married. slice will go for inheritance DEAR ABBY: lam not of the French Fries and taxes. Jewish faith, but I am engaged A large wedding is planned, Small Coke How much better it would be to marry a Jewish girl. I have and I have heard that all of us in for all concerned if Father agreed to convert to Judaism, the office will be invited. How could give his money away but I was told that in order to can I tactfully turn down this while he is alive and able to see convert I must be circumcised. wedding invitation? I don't care us enjoy the fruits of his labor. Abby, I am 44-years-old and to attend the wedding of people He has amassed a small really not too eager to go who have lived In sin for a year. fortune. OMIT MY SIGNATURE through something like that at We love him and see him my age. Can you please tell me often, but none of us can think of if it's absolutely necessary? DEAR OMIT: Simply a way to tell him the above. We NEEDS TO KNOW IN decline. 'iou need not give a reason. '(P.S. You could be are all between 50 and 60, but NEVADA wrong about the "sin" charge, sip THE GREAT AMERICAN SANDWICH DEAR NEEDS: All Orthodox you know. Are you "Indignant" "ONE OF THE KIDS" and Conservative rabbis adhere enough to quit working for this 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17.fl) Sanford Between Honda & ABC Liquor DEAR ONE I know of no to the ancient Jewish law which "sinner"? And If not, why not?) "gracious" way to ask anyone demands that the man be IED CHICKEN for anything. It's inconceivable clrcumciced in order to convert FROM OUR SODA FOUNTAIN Problems? You'll feel better OPEN DAILY 11 a.m.-9:30 p.m. FRI & SAT. 911.m.10:30p,m. that one who has amassed a to Judaism. But here's a 11 you get them off your chest. Hand Dipped Shakes - Banana Splits Sundaes And Ice Cream Cones 1809 small fortune lacks competent suggestion: Some Reformed FRENCH AVE. (HWY. 17.92) For a personal reply write to 61 N. HWY. 17-92 SANFORD up-to-daft' advice from lawyers, rabbis are more lenient than Abby, Box 69700, Los Ange!es, CASSELBERRY Go Fly The Kite You Sew ANY 12 - 79.95 • ' 114 TIME V.0. BARTON SYR. KY 10 YR' BOURBON .- ,..'' -- - - - - - �28-Evenlng Herald, Sanford Fl. Monday, July 16, 1979 TONIGHT'S . TV - attempt to spark a romance between a hard-drinking wanderer (Ray Bolger) and a prim _________________________ ij:'i- MONDAYEVENING through hostile Indian territory. (R) @iWKRP IN CINCINNATI Johnny Fever becomes an instant lather when a vouno and proper local lady. (R) ) THE WHITE SHADOW The w.srii JBkU to me cleaners. bothon and off the court, during a basketball tournarnn in Las Vegas. (A) 0 ABC MOVIE "It's A Mad, Mad, Mad. Mad World" (1963) Spencer Tracy, Milton Berle. A group ot people travel over mountains, through deserts and across great expanses to reach $350,000 in buried loot. BILL MOVERS JOURNAL A "Parkinson'- I..,rn 6:00 NEWS 00 h Q@ ID STUDIO SEE 'Stunt Kid" Hollywood stunt kid Reid Ron. deli performs a world recordbreaking lump oil a high-rise (R) 6:30 NBC NEWS ()0CBSNEwS ABC NEWS ID VILLA ALEGRE (A) . 1000 @J LOU GRANT Ross, writes a controversial story which sets off flrew6rks In the city room. (A) 11:00 00 NEWS EI DICK CAVETT Guest: Leon EdeI. (Part 1 of 2) 11.'II'l , IJ TIC TAC DOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE Lou's promotion poses prob- lems for the newsroom. THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD h EDWARD WATERS COLLEGE PROGRAM ID MACNEIL / LEHRER - REPORT 7:30 (2) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL "My Father, My Brother And Me" A Mexican-American girl tells the story of her migrant farm worker father's tally retarded brother. JOHNNY CASH YOUTH SPECIAL "Where Have All The Children Gone?" A penetrating look into the hopes and dreams of children is presented Guests: Michael Landon. Carol Burnett, Roy Clark, Chad Everett, Debbie Boone. Roger Williams and Bill Cosby --------- .. 730 1J till TODAY ....UVUU MUMNII'fU AMLHI CA 1200 8:00 @) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO VALLEY Jarrod ID OVER EASY 8:25 12 TODAY IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 0 NEWS aW. UJV!*J'IlV 8:30 ID MARIE CURIE Marie Curie FAMILY FEUD 112)CAROL BURNETT AND 0 THE FBI 8:00 (2) (II) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE •,_.,,_,_ •,,. PRAIRIE Laura and Albert 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE (12) DINAHI ID THE LONG SEARCH 9:55 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB Of The Mohicans" (1978) Steve Forrest. Andrew Prino. A white hunter and his two Indian blood brothers help a British Sl4S . two women Frank Snepp. 9:00 (2) @1) bONAHUE 5:30 CD(M NBC MOVIE "The Last DICK CAVETT Guest: 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA ID LIUAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) 5:00 6:00 III EARLY DAY (.4) UPBEAT 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 10:00 0I I.1I0 -- ID STUDIO SEE (R) 10:30 (1) (11 ALL STAR SECRETS (4) LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEWI ID ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) .1 ~ - j - 0 . . I - I— --- 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 112 HIGH ROLLERS (41)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) ID HODGEPODGE LODGE 11:30 0 r 112 WHEEL OF FORTUNE FAMILY FEUD ID MISTER ROGERS (A) 0 AFTERNOON 12:00 (2) PASSWORD PLUS RESTLESS o (12) NEWS ID SESAME STREET (A) 12:30 (2) NEWS N it ID OVER EASY RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 1:00 (2) 112) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (!) MIDDAY THE YOUNG AND O RESTLESS 0 AU. MY CHILDREN THE AND COM- 1:30 @1) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS ID CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN CZ)112) THE DOCTORS ID FLOWER SHOW 2:30 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT ID V.I. PEOPLE 300 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ID ANTIQUES reolittpr *ei nm. "jth the Clerk of the circuit court, SemlnlCoun-ty Florida In accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section Florida Statutes 1957. Sig: Michael L. Hammonds Publish July 9, 16, 23, 30, 1979 DEL-34 NOTICE TUCREDITORS OF DULK TRANSFER TO: ALL CREDITORS OF CASTLE CUSTOM CABINETS, INC. N. Cypress OF THE CITY OF LONGW000, FLORIDA, AN AREA SITUATE AND BEING IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, AND MORE PAR. CORDED IN PLAT BOOK 7, PAGE 7, OF THE PUBLIC RECORDS OF SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA, BEING THE 5W¼ OF THE SE'/4 OF SECTION 6, TOWNSHIP 21 S., range 30 E.,; REDEFINING THE CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, TO INCLUDE SAID LAND IN THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS-OF THE CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND. MENT TO CITY MAP TO INCLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED: PROVIDING ZONING CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING FOR THE RIGHTS AND PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZENSHIP IN THE CITY: SEVERABILITY; AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Sa id Ordinance was placed on first appear and be heard with respect to 3:30 M'A'S - H(R) the proposed Ordinance. This hearing may be continued from time to time until final action Is taken by the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Ordinance IS posted at the City Hall, Longwood, Florida, and copies are on file with t he Clerk of City and some may be inspected by the public. DATED this 10th day of July, AD., 1979. Linda R. Martin City Clerk of the City of Longwood, Florida. Publish : July it, 1979 BEING AN ORDINANCE ESTABLISHING DISTRICT REGULATIONS FOR A DISTRICT CLASSIFICATION TO BE KNOWN AS PUD (PLANNED UNIT DEVELOPMENT) TO PROVIDE FOR REVIEW OF FINAL PUD PLAN BY LAND PLANNING AGENCY PRIOR TO SUBMISSION TO CITY COMMISSION FOR final passage and adoption after the public hearing, which will be held In the City Hail of Longwood, Florida, on Monday, the 23rd day of July, A.D., 1979, at 7:30 p.m., or as soon thereafter as possible. At the meeting Interested parties may appear and be heard with respect to the proposed Ordinance. This hearing may becontinued from time to time until final action is taken by the City Commission. A copy of the proposed Ordinance Is posted at the City Hall, Longwood, Florida, and copies are on file with the Clerk of the City and same may be Inspected by the public. DATED this 10th day of July, A.D., 1979. Linda R. Martin,, City Clerk of the City of Longwood, Florida Publish: July 16, 1979 -n It 8 luesday £ thuisday (lights AtI 300PM $119 FROM i~ .. 114141 . j where the cimice .... aiy 's jI eur. Iii 2501 S. French Av.1Hwy. 17.2) : ':: N1 . PHONE 32I.nlz . --- -.. -. - . Sanford - _, -. - , , Country Living. Large 1 BR Sanford Apt. washer dryer, all electric kitchen. C H&A Like new . $700 rno.,depos,ts required Call evenings 3fl 4495. AAA EMPLOYMEN 1' 912 Fr ench Ave. (corner 10t h & French) 373 5176 1 BR- $189 up. Pool. Adults only. on Lake Ada Just So of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanfora. Call 323 8670 Mariner's Village. Fa ct ory workers for new plant at 1101 Cornwall Road, Sanford. AppIyinper sonbetween8m. p.m. $3 .75 hr. - Must lease our lovely condo. 2 OR. 7 full baths, FF ref., d w, disp, w&d, stove inc. Cent air, ww carpet, pool, full club house facilities. $235, 6 mo. lease. 323 ________________ Recepiionist.Secretary for new In person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. , - 2 BR fully turn., including pans, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: n,. A1 flW flfl& £&J dishes, silver, linens, TV 5. all utilities Daily. Weekly, Mon PAl NT SHOP Hard worker cleaning metal, excellent pay with benefits, AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 Fr en ch Ave. (corner 10th & Fr en ch) 323.5176 Pinebreeze Farms is now ac cepting applications for Production workers on both day & night shifts . We offer corn petitive pay & full company benefits. Please apply in person only at 3601 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. FOE. -___________ Will train if mechanically Inclined. Get patio and lawn furniture at a good price. Read the ClassIfied Ads. 28-Apts. & Houses TO BE CONSIDERED FOR THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. To Share ' house W. Sanford, Have fans-no AC. $100 mu. + ' utli .322.9402 - .'• undersigned, pursuant to the OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND MEET OTHER ELIGIBILITY CRITERIA, WHICH INCLUDE: ": UNEMPLOYED 15 OF THE 20 WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLICATION AND BE ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED, 4 Room for rent with kit. privileges HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON ACRE & ORANGE GROVE NEAR LAKE MONROE. That the party Interested in said business enterprise is as follows: Joseph Navarro Dated at Winter Park, Orange County, Florida, June 70, 1979. Publish; June 25, July 2, 9, 16, 1979 responsible account keeplig SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER "1 06.40 371 0102 3 BR 11.'i b, ww carpet, C H&A, 29-Rooms appliances, privacy fencing, good area. 332.0216 . In private home in Lit. Mary. Woman only. 323.6659. 33Houses Furnished 3 BR 1 B, lst& last, $200dep. Coupleonlyt No lease 323.3777 ________________________________ - . 34-Mobile - -. experience, one year of w$th must have been in double..ii(ry Procedures; or an equivalnt combination of training 'and experience. This Is advarsé.d Homes I -_' LAKE F NOt T over ' acre beautifully wooded building site on pa ved street. City water FOR RENT landscaping Only 175.900. OVER 2500 50 FT of gracious living in this lovely Ig Mayfair 3 OR 2 B home, beautifully Shaded dbl sized lot in one of Sanford's finest neighborhoods. Owner anxious! $67,000 Terms. SUPERX TAX SHELTER quadraplex lIdsics are here. I Graduation from high school ln. cluding or supplemented by course work In typing & other commercial subjects, a minimum of one year office clerIcal experience; or an ANY TIME Why settle for less when you can estate on ' '" -..,c I .. .. . REALTOR 377.4991 323-2222 i in County Build to uil -- our lot or yours, .FHA VA. FHA 73S&2.as M. Unsworth Realty Inc. REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night _____________________ ______ ______________ ____ REALTOR [:13 ML c 373 6061 oreves. 323 05)7 - AND LET AN EXPERT Air Conditioning ---- Licensed 323 0019 ((rend New Interspring Bedding i price Sanford Furniture Sal vage, Il 92 S of Sanford 377 8771 REALTY , -- KENMORE WASHER Pamtc, Service Used Machines MOONEY APPLIANCES 3730697 -. out of business sale j double oven & 0 single oven Prices start at S212.25 5anford Fur ure Salvage, 1192 So f Sanford, 3228771 - COUNTRY ACRES $6S00-.I ACRE FARM, paved St.. frees. Only $500 dwn 5, $00 monthly. S1110,000-LONGWOOD LAKE FRONT. 33 acres w beautiful frees, ego' lake front, great for estate, investment development, H. Ernest Morris, Sr. I MEINYZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our 6 vrs Esp 869 054? BC's Mobile home washing P. . waxing Restores original shine & prolongs Pain, Guaranteed streakless & less windows. From $20 I 10 fl .6151 ~ Dressmaking - Alterations. Dressmaking - anytime Office Cleaning Grooming&Boarcang Home Video TV. recorder.I year old, must sacrifice, $500 '' 54__ _________ Garage Sale-2193 Orange Ave. Like new saddle, II Pit Bull puppies. 373 8012. --- - Yard Sale 2433 Laurel Ave. Plants, tools. studio couch, wardrobe, dishes, odds & Thurs.many others. Fri. thru - . - Painting A&B Painting mt & Ext Resi. & Comm 322 8782 99 --- . Picture Perfect Fit Painting Free Est Lid II) pct disc, to Sr Cit 379 6066. 668 8335 - - I Man, quality operation Oyrs exp. Patios, Driveways etc Wayne Bed, 327 1321 ---- - - . - - • . ____________________ INSULATION Batting, blowing, P4(0 Foa,fl, fiberglas & Cellu ROBSON MARINE Plastering uiasuenng lose Lowest prices Call 371 0639 or 904 7316108 collect 2921 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 37711 -. - . ins Qualify service everytii,ie Ph 373 0541 or 668 598-4 . ._ . Custom Office Cleaning, comi,i,'r dial, new const Lic bondit & ANIMAL HAVEN Dog 5. Cat boarding bathing, clipping, flea control supplies, clog hous es, insulated, shady inside Is, screened outside runs, air cond cages. 322 575?. Home Improvements 55-Boats & Accessories ' - - 327 1893 Reg. Real Estate Broker 7%N. 1792, Casselberry, Fl. $348200 Eve. 067-3655 16 P M. Ceramic hid --- . Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed & Bonded Call 327 7180 . - For Information and Color Brochuic Call .w,a -. --,ri ---.- •-- - - , - -- - - --- See our beautiful new BROAD MORE, front I rear BR's, GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3M Orlando Dr. 323szoo VA h FHA Financing 1977 16 It. "Stinger" Bass boat, iso Mer cury engine, Thrust trolling ______ 62-Lawn-Garden -.. 197$ Lamore Mobile Home. 1 26S, Lawnmower Sales & service We 3 Bdr, 2 B. complete with skir. ling and patio awning. 3726767 sell the best & ser vice the r est Western Auto 30 lWlstSt. 3224103 cr1317444. l home xeo' ______-_ FILL DIRT & TOP SOIL - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODELING&REPAIR 5G. BALINT&ASSOC 122866S motor. Excellent (Olidilion, $$J00.Callafter5weekdays322 - RailIngs - IN PA TPIOGM CUST built iron Window guards. 7or s tic Martin's 323 1101. 339 7693 _____ )IETR *v ETS Free EsI. 323 Ol29affor 5.30 __________________________ , ' List V A 10 LISt TOUI T Business... Dial 322-2611 or 831-9993 Call Dick Lacy 323 7580 -. I, I 4 0 , , . I I Owl - - - 1' - .:' .1 - . After S C.,.,n.r,.l • ..'.'.. -.. •i.OUUIJ Pus specialists. tOf.1 SOil & fill dirt, t' sod laying I. free trimming - . v-i' r .i' t'. -1v-,ial0-,0 or Mowing I -- Drape$, Upholstery 3220707 ,j - 111,000-I YEARS OLD. 3 BR 2 8, CO. wC HIA, eat in kit,, 1g. yd. I 323 8719 [awn Service wholesale left over trom going B, w C H&A, well, fenced bk yd, practically new appliances. Certified Lawn & Lantsci;1. FREE ESTIMATES TO WE R 'S BEAUTY SALON for,n,'rI., i-rriaIt'x nDA.is*, P'* 519 1st St., 32 742 - 52-Appliances - LaWnintenance I Beauty Care ____________________________ -. - - We'stt'rn Auto 301 W 1s1 St Automotive Service, tune up. t)r.skt'S. tail j)ipu7, etc 51-Household Goods New T,ippan qts ranges, below 536,000-LIKE NEW. 3 OR i'. • I Free Del. on 4400 sq ft or more Automotive Set-vice - Willing to pay cash to mort Call Lennie Williams. Realtor Associate after hrs. 6457124. Tony Coppola Assoc., Realtor. 6.41 25)8. RESIDENTIAL $32S00- FISHING. 0. CB, w HIA, canal front, boat house & fenced yd. Welaka, Fl. LOCATION: 1-4 to Orange City-DeLand Exit • Go West on 15.A to I792 • Go Norlh to 15-A • Left to S.R. 44 and follow bright blue Hontoon Island State Park signs to Bolt!; Landing Rd. 3 miles from beautiful DeLand, Fla. TERMS: 10°-a Day of Sale • Balance in 30 Days • Financing Available by Local Lender Cornpetiiivo Rates City sewer and water • 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom units • carpeted • air conditioned. all appliances • clubhouse • swimming pool • 8 acres • boat (lock and slips • 2 bedroom-2 bath house • 50' boat sliØ • carpeted • 1600 sq. It • 1/2 acre I elevator sea walls • landscaped • large oak trees and much nIcHe! American Sod 834 7700 BAHIA 500534 (lOOsq It ________________________ -- -Buyer waiting, needs a house in the Longwood Lake Mary area _____ Alan's Appliances ______ 24 HOUR CO 322-9283 • ___ - low cost Classified Ad. O 52 CONDOMINIUMS ST. JOHNS RIVER F 1 1:00 A. M.. SATUR Di Home Repair ______________________ I __________________________ Central heat & Air Cond. Free ES,, PRON TO Home Popirs Call Carl Harris at Electrical. plumting, carpi'ntr , ,SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 painting in 4031 ______________________________ Appliances ,,,jwnGar'den __________ DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT with a ---------------- i' _______________________ ' ______________ I price C,ill 90.4 255 8311 fi' further th't.iil', RefrigerationA C Repair i -- ---------- Tuesday ,TI I :31.3. It's the Only orii' in F lorid,y You SO the res,'r',,,i BUSINESS SERVICE LISTINO ' I ----'-- - ------- ____________ REALTORS Daytona Beach, will hold ,, Public AUTO AUCTION ever', • SANFORD AUCTION'. I ____ ' Harold Hall Realty - I FORREST GREENE I I 1 , S306a33or339.1711 eves. Eves 3-49 5100 .322-1959 _____ - Inspection Dates: July 15-20 vISA MASTER CHARGE sso (4511 DOOR SIZE Counter fop Stove, gas & electric ranges. 11,15 dr'er, color TV. dishwasher, furniture & many other items Remember prices o down every 10 days, 2671 5 I Sanford Ave 327 1491 Tues Fri 9 15.50 Sat 10 5 PARK DAYTONA AUTO AUCTIUB Hwy 92. I nile west of Spt't'clw,.', 1215 S. French 323-7340 . - Ttii' sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you will get ri'Sull _____________________ ____________________ MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE AUCTION APPLY ltd PERSON To SEMINOLE COUNTY CETAOFFICE Seminole County Manpower Division 109 North Park Avenue Sanford, Florida T'", couches & chairs LOTS 01 NIcE CLEAN FURNI I UP I 3?? 5622 ' ' I w to take to avoid accideats. Knowledge of principle'-of automotive equipment & shill In US* of same. Licensed by t he State of Florida as a thautflur. _.•"_',-'--t-.• ~ .Branch Office INC. automotive jc ' 13 neighborhood. $46,500 "STEMPER AGENCY . . . IEALTORS * LOOKING FOR RENTAL I INCOME? ---- .Casselberry, Lk Cafherine area, This 2 unit Apt. house may be BR, 2 13 split plan, C H&A Exc 4 other BR & DR suites, bunks, dinettes. SPc OR Set - -In excellent cond - 5900 Call 898 405/ -- PS, P13, $995 323 1730 - - Asserted desks, chests, dressers. shallow well, $75 cash 37) 7187 2565 1913 Plymouth Valiant Ei'c"I)nt I condition Small V 8. auto, air for Sale •MON., JULY 16, 7 PM' I WindowAirConci?,000flTU I rash Water pump I tip for Multiple Listing Service have this country I Beauty Salon Chairs used but good concl $20 .1cti Sanford Furniture Salvagq. ,!797 So Sanford. 372 8171. I - good buys , JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 'e.v to '/5 models Call 139 9100 or 141.1 S PUBLIC AUCTION 311 31SF I irst si -...... ' equipment. Completion of the eighth school grade. Knowledge of traffic and safety rules aid regulations: and of precautjons 867 7483 Looking for garden equiptnevit Read today's classified ,c1c for 12 ? 8721 72-Auction I WILSONMAIFP UMNITURE BUY SELL. , TRADE I EQUIPMENT OPERATOR'I Some experience In the operation - 5O-4,iI( 322-2420 iust What you want 3(1St 121,500. titiOl' S,il,iij ______________________________ BPP 6413013 equivalent combination * of training and experience. Ability to type 40 wpm. Performs various clerical and general office duties are required. of trucks and -- MOPF HOMES THAN - -, -. ANYONE! JOIN THE ONE I Lii1olt,ni THAT'S NO 1' ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 31 to clAve 121 S791 Sanford's Sales Leader - approx. I acres complete with guest cottage & barn for horses. $130,000. Call to See this Today. I Wanted Appiicances repa irable cond Washers, refrigerators, I K.'Ilogqs Auction 3237050 . .. -- _.. wi tiuv USED r gp NIT UP E , "('l'I IAN(' ES Sanfordi Fur ____ ' Low Down Payment Cash for your loft Will ,build on your lot or our tot. Y Enterprise, Inc. ' 1973 AMC Gremlin Stci trans A C Good Cond Low Mi 32 3 81)2 ________'78 Granada. Air Conci PS. P11. AUTO 322 811'. $5000 I __ LEADERS! WE LIST 5. SELL I Owner will hold very low mt ed near elementary school, both for . home - for -Want to, rent or share daughter, her infjit ned, SeminoleHlgh - n,edcarunder $600. 323 9536. . Top Prices Paid Used. any condition 644 8126 VA-Fi-IA-235.Con. Homes needs up grading, great potential, good cony, location. - counting work, OSiti() your tioti,,' & retfit' I will WILL BUY F *151 INc. !.l 8. 2nd RI-AL ESTATE ".SSOCIATES - $17,000 for all. $5500 down. 38Wanted to Rent ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED & Sold newly wallpapered bath & kit! Many More Extras! UPP WAR RANTED Only U6,SOOt • I 80Autos for Sale __ 47-Real Estate Wanted u'ty 3?? 0:16 ________________ . . 47-A--Mortgages Bought LOVELY! 3 BR 7 bath home w C H&A , w w carpet, split BR plan. • COUNTRY TRAILER SITE 1972 Dodc)e T Pick up Lonti t,ei, 6dyI good cond . $ 1350 32? 2319 catch up back p.1', 'ii,'nt 8. buy WARRANTED JuSt 546.900! The Real Estate Agency REALTORS 74 1 5 i I, French (17 97) Sanford 79-Trucks-Trailers ________________________________ 1969 Chevrolet truck c. tb l It body, runs Strong, lift til yale ' $3750 Sanford Auction ljr,S s French Ave Ill 7.310 condition W,ishers, ra'frigerators, etc Kcllogqs Auction 3?) 7050 MOP I GAGE!. P 1 egg. I ii MIU Broker 1176 No 1 0 Homeowners Assoc! * MARKHAM WOODS RD. , Wanted Appliances repairable -- -- fireplace, 2 scr porches, fenced yard 5. Much More! SOLAR HEAT low ci bills. 1. 3 2 BLDG SITES locat 323 6197 . ' 10 pretty acres in Osteen, Only , lIP, ii B, quiet area, nice IlL A I P AGENCY 373 3866 or 373 7710 __________________________________ _____________________ furnitur,', Retriq . stoves. too4e , . 14 - Motorcycle Insurance Larry's Mart, 215 SanfOrd Ave. ' Buy 8. Sell the finest in used I rt',' iStii)( ilPO II1)PI, writ,' u1P0u', t.\NI) (3 MU!PIb V N ( '.8ctl6 Hidd en Lake W C H&A, w w carpeting. eq eat in kit, )))) - . - $134,500! WORLD. f Medet Inc., Realtor 78otorCycles . 'rsia'is'h taby male 535 $ /5 Siamese 10 'Tb old 855 7051 -- '--Cocker. rn-il". I . 6r Keeshond fern 2 yrs German Shep fern q wk,s Under $75 r best offer. 855 iosu --- --- ED Your Dream Home for 373 53 21 RETIREES. Mint cond. 7 OR near flosp & shopping. Lake fishing near by Hobby rm, neat & clean. $38,50. Douerrn.in • 10 itios biks red 8. blue Dame CDX 51St) 5300 865 7051 10 4A- it of State Properly BEAUTIFUL! 4 BR 1 bath home in idyllwilde of Loch Ar bor! C H&A, W wcarputing FR, OR, ,q eat in kit, fireplace & every imaginable feature! Your own Pool & Patio! BPP WARRANT ALL FLORIDA REALTY GREAT WINTER HOME FOR _____ 68-Wanted to Buy ________________________ I Eve 12,' lttliI 32' "8.'. 3'? 7)7, ' I I Cash 322-4132 ______________ n C C Manor' Neat as a pin! FR or 3rd BR. Eat in kit , new car peting 5. fenced yard, RPP WARRANTEDYours for $31,000 __________ . ,COLUMNS. 77-Junk Cars Renlov'j?d ______________________________ JUNK CARS From 5 1 0 to 550 Call 3?? 1874 3?? 4.1.60 -- --- -----Top Dollar Paid for junk & usod cars, trucks & heavy equip,'nt 322 990 INC JUST .----____ OF_SANFORD REALTOR 25445. French Ave. 322 0231. 3fl 7173 322 0779 - '' SLIM' BUDGETS ARE BOLSTERED WITH VALUES FROM THE WANT AD Airport lIlvil fl i.'w,'tt a acres $ 45 000 Good terms EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN ,LIAY IN THE WANT ADS )?2 2&I r 8)1 9993 -65--Pets-SupplieS HAL COLBERT,' REALTY REALlY OVER 5'. MILLION IN SALES THRU JUNE' canal leading to St Johns River LTY collect - - - . . -- . Country Club 5. IStti St acri's old blclqs on property 510 000 STENSTROM Near Downtown $24,900 mort $59,900 37' Trailer clerical and specialized ac. CLERK-TYPISTII water fail & fish pond. 3 or .4 BR's. swimming pool, all on 110.000. MONTH, REFERENCES, Graduation from high schoI, Including or Supplemented -.by courses in bookkeeping or.àc. counting and three years--of Ave., Lake Mary, Seminole County, Florida, under the fict itious name of T.L.C. DAY CARE CENTER and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac corda rice with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWIt: Section 045.09 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig.: Margaret A. Nice P.O. 80* 908 Lake Mary, Fla. Publish July 9, 14, 23, 30, 1979 DEL-33 EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDER.COMPLETELY RESTORED STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, ACCOUNTING CLERK ll:. Pine Street in the City of Fern Park, Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at 209 Seminole s Security. No pets 373 Qsli M- F share (urn, ., DEK-1 12 modeled 3 BR home. Large din log, LR, FR with fireplace. Utility room & wooded lot. $365 '""- CANTS MUST BE RESIDENTS Florida. SANFORD AREA -Newly re 4.&D A-SERVICEMAN? You'll find him listed In our Business Service Directory. - Notice Is hereby given that the "Fictitious Name Statute",Chapter 6S.09, Florida Stat utes, will register, with the Clerk of the Circuit Court , In and for Seminole County, Florida, upon receipt of proof Of the Publication of this notice, the f. titious name, towit: J I, H AIR CONDITIONING AND HEATING CONTRACTORS under which I am engaged in business at (address) 917 Spring Is "Move outsIde time,, Apply in person Sanford Nursing I. Cony. Home 950 Mellonville ___________________________ -- ______ - siding; zoQed commercial, great potential. 530,000. r 0 B tactor',' All buildings 'ncltide lb wind load and large doiblO sliding door Call 106 .131 .1.617 9 a m to 5 p m ror E',',i',' ijomr,"'r (II , cl"nt,a Auctions 8. (Ill ,' c "u''on 323 52 building'. 30 .48'. 12 for 3.091 00. 1 0 .18 II' for 4.986 00. .10'. 7 2 .11' for 5.981 00. 48.1? I1' for 6.91700, REALTOR 323 783? _____ $100 security. 3237539. Eiperlqnced maintenance supr. UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE THREE RENTAL UNITS On large freed corner lot. Alum I BOATERS AHOY' See this to make your dreams come lure Ent rm is 71'x56', w indoor , S acres near Geneva, electric ,t well, trees Real nice lake with plenty Of ISti 323 43259 to 6 Terms --. Ideal home site 2 19 acres Close by Idyllwild.' school oil v ihien Pd $2 2 .00 Tony Coppola Assoc 830 0333. 641 2618 - -- -- - -. IE $175,000 adults only, no pets. 1st, last & ' 321 0759 Aft Hrs. 372 7613, 372 4869 No car needed' This 2 BR. I b home is cony, located near Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto shopping, churches 5. school, in Ave cxc cond & priced right at W01 I -.. -. $27500 I OR furn, w w carpet, A.C, FF 3 BR. 2B older frame home, w w ref; new cabinets; new bath rm carpet, Ben Franklin FP. 2 new Like the country' Lovely cedar fixtures; new paneling, 51 60. 323. ceiling fans $ 27.000 Call us to shingled 3 BR, I b home on 2' 9040. 323 8461. see! acres, lots of frees, above ground pool, even a riding lawn 4 r oom furnished duplex. 24th St Low maintenance on the outside of mower & 1g. Sc. porch for your to 1st & last months rent. Adults. ' this 3 BR, 1 (3 home. Ga', heat & relax in on these hot summer Newly decorat ed . 323 5681 completely fenced $27.900 days $53,500 Sanford studio apt eserything Doll house for newlywed or retired New listing 1 yr5 young 3 BR 7 furnished including utilities. $160 couple Has I lIP. FP & new w w B. C H&A, nice cor. lot Will go mo 500 S. Oak. 841 7863. 912 French Ave. (corner lOth& French) ' 3235176 CETA JOB OPENINGS 26 Sanford Ave BA with plenty of room to stretch A give away price at $ )2,500 72-Auction BUILDINGS- Special factory purchaseon All steel, clear span 7 tires 1. ,Ike '.yl,lf1 $ 40,000 buSt Terms William .%tjl,clowcki Realtor 321 7083 BATEMAN REALTY: , Peg. Real Estate Broker 2 BR Duplex, air, ww. Mature AAA EMPLOYMENT 3235116 I I I Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down town, very clean & roomy. See cellent pay. (corner 10th & French) f een-3 BR.2 bath, Central H-A, w w carpet. Large wooded lot 544000 McGovern Builders. 327 8910 _____________--_____ ____ Excellent company with cx- AAA EMPLOYMENT 912 Fren ch Ave. W Garnett White Reg Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER 455CC 107W Commercial I Phone 322 1881, Sanford --- ____ ---______ HUNTER SPECIAL Nicely secluded mobile home near Ocala National Forest 3 BR -- & ..s 3 BR, bath, carport, painted recently $28,500 Refinance or assume 3736228 - - 32-Houses Unfurnished TRAINEE __________________________ DUCT preferred. 339 0509 3390508 2920 _________________ •__ -- AIR CON D. -_.--- ------- Sa nford $87 mo., inc. P5.1. taxes 62.A-Frm Equip. 3 lots 5O. each lOC,ltecj at Cstr,i. Fl,, Close to hunting, fiStiirig, swimming •ire,i etc cleat for weekend campsite Appro. 2' ,. M. E Off SR 316 $1300 (alt (305) 322 3021 -- - - TOWNHOUSE For sale lovely 1 BR. I' b all ei w w carpet, drapes inc . beautiful grounds By app, only' 3239598 _•• SANFORD • No Qualifying' .1 11 2 0. FR, sng garage, I yr old $3000 awn & assume mort ,it 9 pct. will consider Sm 2nd I Payments $250 PITI I 851 3/84 NO REALTORS'' - __________________________ __________________________________ REAL TOP 322 400t MLS II.' I New 235 Homes, i pct. interest to Qualified buyer $30000 to ________________________ $38000 Low down payments BUILDER. 322 7787 Raborn REALTY REAL10R 701 Bldg EAltamonte Dr thly Shenandoah Village. 323 TRAINEE POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE -- 31-Apartments Furnished - ween 6 a,m,-6 p.m. EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING Legal Notice 9010, 323 8481. plant at 1101 Cornwall Road, Sanford. A pply in person bet- NURSES AIDE REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 32? llQfl --- - 43-Lots-Acreage 322 7111 aft S 'MmIji Technician Trainee grade 12, cutting & polishing Optical crystals. Permanent position, Apply Quantum Technology 2620 lroquios Ave . 322 7917 LJNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell fhoso things that are iust taking up space with a want ad inthC Herald 322 2611 or 831 999) INC. Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath. $1SO Adults, furniture $10 811 7893 41-I immediate occupancy New 3 hR. I B, block home, refq & range Walking distance to hospital. doctor, nursing home & down town 521.500, w excellent terms Johnny Walker Inc. )?? 6157 or 1;~9EERLTY Sanford Ave. Cal I Bait - ,- - J* - J..PN, FAiiltim.& pert time. Apply I 08a I~ 41-Huuses * - FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon, increase your earning power. For details, call 6443079, - LOAN PROSESSOR TRIAL CLERK Fri. and Sat. 10a.m. to 12 p.m. ?l4.Ifo,,,iI_. 41-Houses PEACEFUL COUNTRY Trees plus lake, Pool plus sauna Sanford Gracious living Peas Living with all other comforts Weekli & monthly rates inquire HUQC 3 OR 2 bath home plus 500 S Oak 841 7883 , _____________________________________ Mother :n Law cotfaw' ..i Lake , I Butler in Vc,iusia County 30-Apartn'ients Unfurnished $99,000 MECHANIC Basic knowledge of American & -. Foreign cars. Os'i - Experienced -I---- - - ____ Hours Of Operation: Sun. thru Thurs. 10a.m. to 11 p.m. :. 29-Rooms .The Seminole County YMCA is looking for instructors to teach informal education courses this FALL. Instructors for women's Physical fitness especially -. _______________________________ needed. 862 0444. and supplemented. Execution was delivered to me as Said Ordinance will be considered Sheriff of Seminole County, Florida, on first reading on Monday. July 23. and I have levied upon the following Various other CETA positions are 1979, and the City Council will desa'ibed property owned by es available, please inquire at the consider some for final passage, In and Sheryl Cooper, said property Move office. acdance with Chapter 166, and being located In Seminole County, edoption after the public hearing Florida, more particularly AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY which will be held in the City Hall of described as foilewi: EMPLOYER Casselberry. Florida, on Monday, One 1913 Chevrolet Monte Carlo, July 30, at 7:30 P.M. or ABSTRACTOR- SEARCHER anon blue in color, ID No, 1HS7H3045O4r National title company has im. thereafter as possIble. At the and the undersipied an Sheriff of meeting inter.,fed parties may Seminole County, Florida, will at mediate opening for Ix. appear and be heard with respect to ii:OO&M.onme2ahdayof July, A. periencs abstractor.searther. Apply in person 119 West 1st St. the proposed Ordinance. This D. IM,offer for sale and sell to the hearing may be continued from time highest bidder, for cash,, sublect to Sanford, to time until final action Is taken by any and all existing liens, at the Front (West) Door of the Seminole the City Council. County Courthouse in Sanford, Copies of the prapoud Ordinance ed W. WO available at the City Hall wlfti Florida, the above describ it property. the Clerk ol the City and same may an That laid .esfe f being rr.a to a ln4p.ded by the public. sa tisfy the terms of said Writ of Must be experienced in Ioani"& DATED thIs Nth day of July, Execution, typing SO WPM. A.D., 1979. John E. Polk, Mary W. Hawthorne, Sheriff el,.. AAA EMPLOYMENT IF eminole County, Florida $ 912 French Ave. Publish: July 16, 1979 PublIsh July 2, 9, 14, 23, 1979 DEL-is (corner$Qth&Fr,ch) ..... DEL-i 3235174 ONlY ;:: __ 18-Help Wanted 18-Help Wanted - -. - -. AUTHORIZING THE IMPOSITION NOTICE OF AND COLLECTION OF A FIVE SHERIFF'S SALE DOLLAR ($5.00) ADMINISTRATIVE FEE FOR THE PRONOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that CESSING AND COLLECTION OF by virtue of that certain Writ of DISHONORED CHECKS OF CUS- Execution Issued out of and under TOMERS OF THE SEWER AND the seal of tPi4 County Court of WATER SYSTEM OF THE CITY Orange County, Florida, upon is final OF CASSELBERRY, florida: CON- ludgement rendered in the aforesaid FLICTS; SEVERABILITY, AND court on the 3rd day of April, A. D. EFFECTIVE DATE. 1979,, in that certain case entitled, This notice Is given pursuant to Avco Financial Services the provisions of Chapter 144. Hollywood, Florida, Inc. Plaintiff, Florida Statutes, and the Charter -vs- Lan W. Cooper and Sheryl Wild Ordinances of the City of Cooper, ak-a Cheryl Cooper, Cassolberi-y. Florida, amoned Defendant, which aforesaid Writ of CHICKEN SPECIAL -. ______ ___________ Found FICTITIOUS NAME CITY OF CASSELBIRRy, FLORIDA Notice if Pebtic Hea'I.,g Ti Consider Adaptlei of Prepaned Ordlsaice TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the City of Casselberry, Florida, that the City Council will hold a public hearing to consider enact. mint of Ordinance 314 entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY . 111111 L iiD6ilr I tu flub sure to ge tresuit5 _ k L ____ : : ..1_.. - Sunday -Noon Friday LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida license. 0.4 I. 1.12. 327.0566, San. ford Nursing & Cony. Center. AVON DEL.4 54(55 IA) £111) BOX Before Publication I Commission will consider same for SUPPLEMENTING ORDINANCES 1/ 4 Noon The Do & FINAL APPROVAL. PROVIDING FOR EFFECTIVE DATE AND RE. PEAL OF ALL ORDINANCES IN' CONFLICT HEREWITH. Said Ordinance was placed on first reading on July 9, 1979, and the City . _ DEADLINES -. OF CASSELBERRY, FLORIDA, eating. II 3 Lines Minimum ________________________ _ DATE: July Il, 1979 Pursuant to the provisions, of S,ctlon 6.107 of the Uniform I I I -' DEL-70 after -1111111 RATES . I lime.................LIP s- 11 "V 3 consecutive timU ...,3$c a line 7 consecutive times .....3k a line -. thereafter as possible. At the (1) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED U WILD, WILD WORLD OF feel better -. - HOURS 8:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon - meeting interested parties may $1 ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) 400 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI soon CLASSIFIED DEPT. ,.n,,,' r, public hearing, whic, will be held in the City Hail of Longwood, Florida, on Monday, the 23rd day of July, A.D., 1979, 7:30 p.m., or as soon 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE You'll 831- 9993 322 - 2611 • reading on July 9, 1979, and the City Commission will consider some for final passage and adoption after the 2:00 (4)0 Trail, Casselberry, Seminole Coun. ty, Florida under the fictitious name of MAGNOLIA OAKS LAND SCAPING, duLl that I intend to - FOLLOWS: REPLAT OF TRACT 75 OF SANLANDO SPRINGS, AS RE. ROW PANY Orlando - Winter Park Seminole 16,1979---3B IIN.uII..i.u.. -U "U -U -u Notice of Public Hearings 5100 REWARD 107), you are hereby notified that on The Seminole County Board of for the recovery of an 8 mo. old ADVERTISING the 1st day of August, 1979, a tranCommissioners will hold a public Doberman. Red & Tan hearing In Room 2W of the Seminole51cr in Bulk assets of CASTLE Stolen SALES "DEMON." from County Courthouse, Sanford, CUSTOM CABINETS, INC., Whose Seminole Cty. Animal Shelter on An aggressive salesperbusiness address is 30 N. Cypress, Florida on August 7, 1979. at 7:00 June 27. No questions asked P.M., or as soon thereafter as Casselberry,, Florida, will be made son Is needed for call 425.5035. to NATHAN & ILENE possible to consider the adoption of a sales and service of LflJ 01acK 116 MU)! i.00erm.n, SLOMUWICZ, Whose business site Plan Ordinance,. male, 3yrsold, Ans. to "Lenny". established and new address Is 30 N. Cypress, TITLE 3233M0, An Ordinance containing . Casselberry, Florida. The debts of advertisers. A great the transferor are not to be paid in development standards that are to future for a self-startfull by the undersigned buyer and 6-Child Care be utilized for the approval of the the following Information is fur. _________________________ er. Previous sales exsite plan for any development or the nished I. you herewith: construction of any facility other perience needed. First& Only child care center open 1. The property to be transferred than rural residential, one and two Saturday in Sanford Begin. Salary plus commisconsists of: all inventory, ac. family residential dwelling units or nlng June 2. Sanford Early Cessories, fixtures and equipment accessory uses thereto; repealing sion with full comChlldcare Center. 322.66.45. which is located at 30 N. Cypress, Article 15 of Ordinance 77-20; pany benefits. Apply nrnvi.amnn nmnai•i.. •. ..i.,... Casseiherrv. Florida ,-..ii,. g'. '* '''''W V.' ...... VIU•UULflJ *2!------ ------'' 2. The estimated total of the this Ordinance; and providing an In person to: Longwood, Winter Spgs area. $25 transferor 's debt is $ effective date. Unknown. wk. 339.1026. 3. A schedule of the property to be Further, a public hearing will be RON BECK, Baby sitting in my home anytime transferred and a list of the held by the Seminole County day or nite, $1 hr.; $6 day. creditors of the above named ADVERTISING Planning and ZonIn, Commission on Lake Mary 323-6659 transferor, as furnished by the Said August 1, 1979, at 7:30 P.M., or as DIRECTOR transferor, may be inspected at the Child Care in my home day or soon thereafter as possible, in Room following address: 500 Highway 17. 203, of the Seminole County Cournight. Mon. thru Fri. $25 wit., $6 92. Fern Park, Florida. thouse, Sanford, Florida, in order to day or $1 hr. 323.53.44. EVENING HERALD 4. The transfer Is not being made review, hear comments, and make to pay or satisfy existing debts. Will baby sit in my home for recommendations to the Board of 300 N. French Ave. S. The amount Of new con. working mother. Mon. thru Fri. County Commissioners of Seminole Sanford, Florida Reliable. 332.4129. County on the above captioned sideration to be paid for the above described bulk transfer is $175,000,, Ordinance, and Istobepaldon August), 19h, at Further information may be 9-Eating Places 500 Highway 17.92, Fern Park, obtained by contacting the County T ea ching position open working Florida, Planner at 323.1330, Extension 354 mornings with preschool DENO P. D1KEOU, ESQ., of Written comments may be sub. children. Degree required. Send BALDWIN & DIKEOU mitted and persons appearing will Now serving breakfast 5:30 AM to resume to Box 26 c-o Evening be heard orally. 500 Highway 17.92 11 PM & HOME COOKED meals Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, By order of the Board of County Fern Park, Florida 32730 11 to 9. Mon. thru Thurs.; Fri & 32771. (3) 834.1424 Commissioners of Seminole County, Sat. 11 to 10. 373,6 Orlando Or, Attorney for Transferee Florida. Cat penter Helpers. Experienced Publish: July 16, 23, 1979 Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr., 9--Good Thiings to Eat DEL-" only for work in Deltona. Call Clerk to the Board County 3399029 between 7 p.m. & 9 pm. Commissioners of CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA 'os2utry, beif, pork, fish.' Free Seminole County, Florida For a career in Real Estate call - HdUl0r'T"ubIr Hearing- f,. delivery, min. S2oorder. Sanford By: Jooiir.- tlai-e; Realty World, The Real Estate atE"-902..234, Sam'4 Portion Consider Adoption of Proposed Deputy Clerk Ordinance Meats. June Porzig 3735371. Publish: July 16, 1919 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: DEL-S - PEAS LJ.PICK LET'S'B-&t,QNEST NOTICE I S HEREBY GIVEN by (beside WTRR Radio Station) CITY OF LONGWOOD,FLORIDA If you weren 't Jookinä"tor-z. new the City of Longwood, Florida, that Worm Free 3721195 Notice of Public Hearing to Consider the City Commission will hold a career you wouldn't be reading Adoption of Proposed Ordinance this ad, and if we weren't looking public hearing to consider enact. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: mint of Ordinance No. 164, entitled: for someone to do a lob this ad 11-Instructions; NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by wouldn't be here. If you want the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY the City of Longwood, Florida, that opportunity to earn Three to OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, the City Commission will hold a Five Hundred dollars a week, AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 143, CHRISTMAS IN JULY Public hearing to consider enact . call 1000.432-6403 anytime for BEING THE COMPREHENSIVE ment of Ordinance No. 463, entitled : recorded message. Creative Expressions 332•U12 ZONING ORDINANCE OF THE AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, AND AMENDING ORDINANCE 18-Help Wanted * ANNEXING TO AND INCLUDING NO. 203, SAIDORDINANCE NO, 203 TICULARLY DESCRIBED AS (4)0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. ID JULIA CHILD Notice Monday, July CLASSIFIED ADS Casselberry, Florida WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA (4) THE YOUNG AND THE Fillip TVIu'.flM Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BAR-'B-QUE CORRAL c12J (12) CARD SHARKS (41) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) v.I,.uru FICTITIOUS NAME' -. (12) 112) TODAY MORNING 9:30 FRIENDS -- . . II loses her husband in an accident, coming out of a severe depression only to accept his teaching post at the Sorbonne. The French press makes Marie a target, professionally and personally. (R) 5:00 f2f THE BRADY BUNCH O THE 00000UPLE ID MISTER ROGERS(R) 530 1) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES .LW - Commercial code (F.S,A. SS 676,6. 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS defends a young girl who is known to be the girlfriend of an outlaw .., - Legal 7:25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 writes a letter home detailing the general feeling of depression at the 40771h as Christ!11d5 dpproacnes. (N) 4:30 (.)MIKE DOUGLAS DOUGLAS O MARY TYLER MOoRE OMERVGRIFFIN © GUNSMOKE - CA ID SESAME STREET (R) FILES A small-time pro quarterback implicates Rockford in a blackmail scheme that unleashes both police and gangsters on the detective. POLICE STORY The professuonal and personal life of a 20-year veteran watch cornmander is detailed. ID THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE SUNDY 900 - - 0 0 14J NEWLYWED GAME 0 ROCKFORD (3) BIG -- FRIDAY MORNING @) GOOD MORNING AMERI. 112) TONIGHT (3J M'A'SH Father Mulcahy devotion to her and her men- s ' '.'v 8:30 STAR OF INDIA "Iron Lady Of The Seas" The history. res. toration and the bicentennial sailing of the oldest iron-hulled merchant ship afloat, the 114year-old "Star Of India," is documented (fl) - U THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 ID A.M. WEATHER 6:47 (3) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 2) TODAY INFLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 112) HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 () I'M '. TODAY - woman leaves her baby on the radio station's doorstep. (R) Conversation With C. Northcote Parkinson" C. Northcote Parkinson updates his wellknown work "Parkinson's Law" and explains what can be done to limit the growth of bureaucracy. 7:00 ID ..... 6:30 KJTANA Notice Notice is hereby given that I am engaged In business at $06 ()sceola ANIMALS hf MAKE ME LAUGH SESAME STREET (R) 6:25 PORTER WAGONER Legal - - 11 �, - E'ning BLONDIE Herald, Sanford, Fl. "TVU PROMlSE1OI TAKEME Monday, July 16, PMc .44ATTArV(J KJYdP L (13a L JUST 54 PROMiSE EEtGY CRISIS 'T HAvE ¶1 54DPPING by Chic Young . . . . . Answer to Previous Puzzle iine 44 Satan 46 Cookin, fat A 0 yl icAG tJW I T 1 Roman deity 48 Suffer IN ELi 5 Joy (Fr) remorse RA•N i.is NO 9 Batruroom 49 Stole cattle _______ M_F Ni 0 ' $w u future 53 Swagger IJ U A,M:Af 12 Greedy 57 Gold (Sp) A R IU 1:8 F RRYI 13 English river 58 Smear tJ:N: r Y sA1$ I 0 14 Unrefined p TA$IVkc$jD.EMA 60 Garden metal F L1AN St I I'M A 0 C implement ______ 15 Modern 61 Ocean 1P:EP.o painter WA0 A, 1:0 N 62 Behold ILat I 16 Travel BAt1 , t ,Au' 0 I 9,1 63 Smallsword 17 College TAIIL—o.o:N 64 Enervate ___ ___ FP FE ___ ES . T F degree fahbr) 65 Hone Or E 1 Choose 66 Fewer f 20 Uproarious Phoenicia 45 Mother 22 Toy DOWN 23 Saul of Tarsus Careys 24 Weep 25 Invitation re 25 Soviet chicken 1 Green stone sponse (abbr )47 Wash by 29 Spaces 2 Elliptical 26 Employs 33 Compass draining 3 lqnomin'ous 27 Evening in point 49 Antarctic sea 4 Proclamations Italy 34 Feast in ACROSS _ Advanced Dlabete S: A Com __ 5 7-f6 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker BEETLE, WOULP ) MIND, FArGO! CONSTRUCTIVE VERY _____ COMMENTS? CHECK (__,) FIRST, YOU'VE YES,:r WOULD YOU MINPA FEW 5 Scold 6 Done with Hawaii 36 Island near DEAR DR. LAMB 7 Form of Corsica _________ 30 Mideast 51 Suds maker - ubricant. for role Europe 9 Ado 12 wds) 35 Over lGer) short 41 Southern I state (ahhr ) 10 Hindi dialect 38 Stigma Religious I I Mrs Truman 40 Flightless poem 19 Labor 2 13 birds 4 5 — 13 7 6 _____ ______ THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom cake and it had plenty of sugar your excess body fat. Let your in it. I nearly died. I had to doctor help you with a basic 0 WAMP J I W"AT ? I C is — 17 16 25 21 26 127 28 30 31 32 29 FRED, HAVE YOU BEEN READING ABOUT ALL THESE JUNKETS TO EUROPE THESE ~1 1 DON'T RESENT FOOTING 34 33 —— 37 —— 38 36 42 49 41 40 39 43 FACT THAT WE HAVE TO THE BILLS TO SEPID —— 45 44 50 51 — THAT.' POLITICIANS HAVE BEEN _________ 58 61 59 62 BACK! _______ — — — the time and must urinate envelope for it. Send your frequently. This is a common request to me, in care of this 63 symptom of more advanced newspaper, P..O. Box 1551, di abetes. It happens because Radio City Station, New York, ———— — — 66 _________ o ro J9 _ EEK & MEEK ' However, before the vote came, the motion was amended to in- Before Stenstrom made his motion, he indicated that there may .' ' 1.' . SAGITTARIUS I. ... . 1A RPFTJ ACIC -flNK IOPAY?J :. ( N w De -- AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) day by sending for your copy of Astro-Graph Letter. Mail $1 for Don't let yourself be pressured making Impulsive each to Astro-Graph, P.O. Box into 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. decisions today. If you feel you 10019. Be sure to specify birth need more time to think t hings out, take' IL time. -_ PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermeer I THE THEY'RE TAKING CLUB t6s __________ TO O A PLAY.' WANT MAKING CHN4E5.' 10 SEE ' WRAT ARE THEY aJ PISCES (Feb. 20- March 20) first efforts are likely to be your Too much of a good thing could best ones today, but if you don't be bad for you today. Exercise grab the brass ring on your Initial try you may not have the overind ulgence doesn't gain the (I-.. 8)'SIUtRON CARRASC() 0 ' . . . •.-•--- ,. . ' r , • .. . . . . * . CALLING rr? ________ ' '; (' s cwa EACH _____ VT, . follow-through needed. 1 _____ 0. VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) ARIES (M arch 21-April 19) Be very prudent in matters Friends are willing to go to bat for you to a limited degree today. Should they feel you _____ T IA BUGS BUNNY le M Y,'YLV&Teg, I '1 pp TH' ON FORTU- 'TANPIN OUT HERE RE.4CY 5TRIC lHVTe5;.1 TEAcHEI) Er PAY- /e,q..At,L.. MENT FOR P491 ______ QUITE A5 MOIC THAT MUCH? iTME *&'Agg You could be deprived ot -. bird in the hand. He can give (NEWSPAPER ENTF:RPRISE his partner an immediate I-ft WON'T i1'E AS I..OPJG WIT$OLST TEL.LING PROWN FOR , • I*S P ) ___ 7' N T,! ( 1k) lTAL'.. CHINA J)ST PUP- - 0 -'•7 ,, - P8A9LY 10 A GAUC)J ! 4- ei.x PAPM _ __ _____ .4' - • . .,• x t. __ Il ' -- __ —, __________________________________ ._I - 'Ii4, 0 . 0 - -- .• 0 Vv -- 0 , - -- ------ 0 - Telephone Company was given for 1 he will be the first man In the who represents Douglas "The foreman of the jury - - - ,.. The First Baptist Church of 'Oft I -- It was the f ifth death Lri_ - - S He then struck Atkins in the board gets to a ct only if the actually died. The others won head with the butt of a rifle and governor recommends Court the following October. __________________________ ___________________________________________ Around • ' IT'S COOL IN HERE 'nie city of longwood has apparently not got President Carter's luessage about setting ther- S INN ' . S_S.S4'• ' .' '' 0 ' - " ..........4A Horoscope .................2B shooting of Atkins was not registering a comfortable 72 degrees at Monday's us th e death penalty. Mrs. Atkins testified at the sufficiently heino trial that Douglas held her prisonerfornlnedaysfollowlng to Justify meeting. The thermostat was set at that tern- perature. Acknowledging that any Bridge..................... ZB Hos...................... 3A her husband's murder. She fled murder is atrocious, he said Calendar ..................U Obituaries .................ZA and called police when he left Florida law makes a distinction Comics...................... ........................282BSpO OURSELVES.............. IS her alone, she said. as to motive and degrees and rts....................... 5A The trial jury recommended the killing of Atkins grew out of Editorial ..................4A Television .................3B mercy, but Judge William K. "a love triangle, a crime of I'arlIl ) III Weatliet 2A Love 1rnpovd the th'nth penal- rmssion" conditions in his cell, page 24. a 4% 0 - warrant wooded area where he made tatlon to life in prison was twice Today ( • ,: were upheld by the State appealable only to the courts. regulation. IMe flerald's Jane Casselberry could not When he finally did, he unleashed - 41 111, w 0 Supreme Court in February, Douglas's attorney, Larry resist this shot showing Longwood's city hail 1976, and the U. S. Supreme Spalding, argued that the an angry tirade about th. e - .it Atkins Jr., the husband of conviction relief. He said the but under the new law it Is not. mates on Florida's Death How. ty, using Douglas's prior record . -0--- assailaid's telephone line at the time of the shooting. The City's lr.GntWy crcdit uf was asked to look into the get back up to 50 percent of the lx!"utiful city hall." she added. . 0 - two feet from him, Sutton said. Front their investigation, deputies found a Also at the meeting, City restoration grant is available venience store and pool hall. At first, Theodore Bundy refused _______________ ______________ ___ - All was sweetness and light hi to come out of his cell today. i 0 school seniors in Seniinole County's public schools Thursday, July 26. through the public defender's dicated it was 12-0. Up until the stays that are still pending in shot him in the head, according clemency. The board has no mostats at 75 degrees In public buildings. One Douglas, 43, was sentenced to office, said Douglas has not law was changed the jury the courts. to testimony of Mrs. Atkins. role if the governor decides to newspaper is equipping its reporters with the for the murder of Jessie filed any motions for post- recommendation was binding, There currently are 130 inThe sentence and conviction sign a death warrant, which is therometers to check out compliance with the new AL.WAYS wAtUED ____ a '0 -- week, a 30-year franchise Longwood could ask to reopen ton set ft execution for 7 a.m. _________________________ a r requested no charges be filed at this time. Sutton, incidentally, was repairing his Superintendent David Brier- Spalding, a private attorney mended mercy," Spalding said. man — John Spenkelink — has ____ __ j fv, By JANE CASSELBERRY ________________ __________________ II_- 'llie Winter Park Telephone Company were fired by a num from a ya'd on the south side of the lake. One shot hi t a tree limb a bo ut lake, deputies say. ongwood Approves Telephone Franchise uled by Craig Leggett FU0. F10EOF MILK UJEJJT UP 10 telephone Company, told deputies the shots a difference." Approximately 1,981 high 'llie heavy brush surrounding the area iinIx-des visibility from the southside of the Sutton, who is employed by the Winter Park Friday, July 20, and Friday, p.m, today In Bartow, history of Florida to be signed by Graham since he took them have sexual Intercourse heard by the state Clemenency July 27. Sarasota attorney Larry executed after the jury recom. office last January, but only one while he watched. Board. Under Florida law, the ZOONIES 'A IA5W E3WJ I4JD Th 5:30 p.m., according to Seminole County deputies. - Gov. Bob Graham today Douglas' former lover, Helen , only motions argued since the "I thought we had an exDouglas was convicted of as a troublemaker and the signed a death warrant order- near Bowling Green in Polk sentencing was on the original cellent chance for clemency, abducting Atkins and his 20- atrocio usness of the crime as ing the execution of convicted County J uly 17, 1973. motion of appeal.. but obviously the governor did year-old wife at g unpoint and aggravating circumstances. killer Howard V. Douglas A hearing for a stay of "If Mr. Douglas is executed, not think so," he said, forcing them to drive to a Douglas's appeal for comniuduring the period between execution was sched ThAT'S __ ) IEE4J A 'aLJfl()kJ ThE3 diplomas as a result of not passing the test won't work any hardshi p on us," Layer said. "it really didn't make that much of lie was aiming for a white-colored duck on a raft in front of his parents' home, deputies day. lie and members of the family had been un able to catch it. Graham Signs Douglas Death Warrant - - ( A sewer line collapsed under the weight of a half-filled Sanford garbage truck (his morning, opening at) eight-foot-deep hole which swallowed the truck's rear TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UPI) moommo~ t? LT&J t)1HI5,X14k)..1U1) - • '".rä1d'Photo by Torn .22 caliber rifle in an attempt to kill a duck he descri bed as a "nuisance." A _ ___________________________ f ,:, ~ j man felt more like it sitting duck than rep.air man when a shot bounced off a tree limb just a few feet front his perch. Reginald Eugene Sutoon, 20, of 1807 Coolidge Ave., Sanford, said he was busy repairing a telephone line on Lake Drive in Casselberry when two shots were fired about exhibited a new unanimity, March 22, the date the old 1883 Village Inn, a historical $330,000. mission. a prospective site for a city hull. The four-member body which franchise expired. Sould the landmark, for use as a city hall. Mayor June Lonnann said Chacey, who has been last week split 2 to 2 on many Winter Park Tel has agreed city purchase or build a new The Herald last week she was not onl y interested in negotiating for the church Issues, passed some of them that should any other city be city hall the company has also reported the exclusive agent for the hotel building but would like property, said the city had unanimously this week. granted a more favorable agreed to make the switch over the property, Joseph Roach of to acquire the whole block inStalemated on the issue last franchise agreement, at no charge. Rea l Estate 1, sa id a federal cluding the Little Die conSee LONGWOOI), Page 2A .'. ____________________ by T. K. Ryan .•a,'-,. Seminole County Superin tendent of Schools William Layer said today he was pleased the tests were declared "valid and an appropriate educational tool." "The delay for withholding city commissioners meeting in agreed to amend the contract at telephone company hai agreed assistance grant should the city cost. lie said the purchase price I A property on Church a comfortable 72 degrees the insistance of the com- to pay will be retroactive to decide to purchase Longwood's of the three-story hotel is Street)ngwood and Grant Avenue is also I 0 - UMBLE WEEDS . ':., If? itow c z FIND Eff ___________ .,. 0$'.,. 0 • , ,,.. .vX. ';t 4 0 7 Ci7' IN 1W Al Af'1'rHING. . -. by Stan Lee and John Romita 4tSM* C4ct'g FEL Føq M,6' -'.'6. _____________________________ AS 2- DON Sitting Duck' Longwood Monday night as the fzni ai oval after the firm at least $375 a month, which the possibility of a federal purchase price and renovation ruff. Then 4e looks further (For a copy of JACOB MODand sees that he needs two ERN, send $1 to: "Win at tricks more. Where can they Bridge," care of this newspabe found? Only in the heart per, P.O. Box 489, Radio City suit and only they can be Station, New York, N. Y. 10019.) by Bob Thaves 0 L 0 J743 SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST -. not know how much the truck had been damaged until they got it out of the tenhy-fifteen foot hole, located in an alley next to 309 W. Fifth St. of diamonds and sees that one level, of harmony between you and but today don't try to do or your counterpart. Put it promise more than you're together. capable of. I g GEMINI (May 21-June 20) -. cording to A.R. Kelly, Sanford public works director, the sewer line Which collapsed was Installed by W.P.A. workers around 1925. Ile said the city would hand is worth two in the bush two We respond one diamond birds badly." so as to give him a chance to Alan: "East takes his ace bid a four-card major at the something today where a team It's admirable to want to help effort Is called beca use of a lack others how and where you can, . , . . A LONG •Q A Wyoming reader wants to know what, If anything, Oswald: "A bird In the we bid in response to part- arise, it could be another story. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. ?91 * - •- 17 .. You hold: • Q 853 J942 By Oswald Jacoby and Also Sontag into a . received their diplomas in Opening lead: •2 LIBRA 23-Oct. 23) TAURUS (April 20-May 20) Take nothing for granted You're a marvelous person to commercially today. Improper be around today when rofitable .• ,,, N _ by Stofful & Helmdahl - make six, instead of just PUS relating to your personal f inances today lest you do expect too much, they may somet hing foolish that could withdraw their support. offset your gains. I'. . .- -The schedule for im- of tinie to orient the Audents approxi mately 4,200 members The functional literacy test is and teachers to the new func- plementation (of the literacy of the l79 public school senior a portion of the state tional literacy objectives, to law) is a violation of the due Iclass throughout the state. assessment test administered insure instruction in the ob- process clause of the 14th Carr rejected arguments that to juniors, said Ray. it tests jectives and to eliminate the Amendment,'' Can' concluded '' the exam is biased against students' basic skills in math taint on educational develop- in a 54-page opInion. 0 . . blacks, but said more time Is .. needed to eliminate vestages of •, the old segregation system p • --' which might make it harder for some blac ks to pass and to provide proper notice to Atop a telephone pole Monday. a Sanford students, paren ts and teachers. : : 23-year-old inati had fired two shots from his - West North East South diamonds at trick two. That i. one almost worthless bird PUS PUS u 4• per hand. I / . held the ace of hearts initead of the king he would Vulnerable: Both Dealer: North June. Of that figure, SOWC 50 and English. ment which accompanied students didn't get diplomas "The test requires them to be segregation, the court is of the The judge's ruling effects then, out, Ilay saiti. .• ,. ;' '' f County students of the class of literacy test. and follow directions so th ey enjoined from requiring '79 who failed the functional Ralph Ray, administrative can do everyday tasks front passage of the (test) as a literacy test will get their high assistant, said the school comparative shopping to requirement for graduation for school diplomas after all. district is now awaiting official balancing a checkbook," Ray a period of four years. U.S. District Judge George C. word on the ruling from the said. By the end of the court 's Carr of Jacksonville upheld the state deimrtient of education. In upholding the test, Carr injunction, al l st udents sho ul d test Friday but said the state Each high school will distrioute ruled: be ready and able to compete on couldn't deny diplomas to the diplomas "tit their own An light of the evidence st udents who fail it until 1983. way" but probably will mail relating to the necessary peri od -in equal footing. - ' . . .. Fatlure The esthnated 50 Seminole because they had failed the able to read and understand opinion that the state should be - Hobson's choice. He can duck or he can cover." Oswald: "If he ducks, East has his second bird in hand and does give West that diamond ruff. If he covers West lea ds a heart back and again the ruff Is waiting." Alan: "Note that if South 4 K 105 hearings on the budget later this summer. e Literacy Test Herald S ta ff Writer taken right away:" Oswald: "Th erefore, the winning East player leads his queen of hearts at trick two." wsr • 53 •742 Qj9 A15422 • AJ11713 •2 703 •982 SOUTH KJIII$$ ,K8 • Q6 new fiscal %ear beginning Oct. 1. An indication of the city's cominitment to the improvement plan should come during public 1i4 RIDGE 7.16'A problem with merchants closing early if the improvements attraded additional shoppers. 'We won't see a battle on that. Th e merchants are go in g to sta y opcti if there's business to be had. I don't think you'll have to convince anyone of that," she said. The commissioners must have a budget completed prior to the spiet Al B NORTH •AQ 107 •K985 . in the year following your birth- _ N litit -NI.s Jacobson said she did not think there would be a revenues for the coming fiscal year. Nevertheless, the mood was optimistic for downtown boosters Commissioners David Farr and Eddie Keith said the develop. inent corporation deserves credit for its significant contribution to the city. Said Farr: "Two years ago the city commission promised YOU 1 P . 0 .- WI tILI. - may enter your life this coming patience and persevereance Th HLINTIN& racted. and tile)- wouldn't enjoy the iniprovernents," Stenstrom . passing lots of urine. Such in- disease, eye problems and even year through someone you because you might try to for. already know. The three of you sake quality for speed. will share many pleasant times. CANCER (June 21-J uly 22) CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan, Be optimistic and expectant 19) Normally you're rather today, but also be realistic, cautious taking a gamble, but Should you hope for more than today you may involve yourself you're entitled to you might be in something that looks like a se verely disappointed. Find out s ure th ing on the surface. Face pity for this project. But they can't enjoy it if they are not offered a chance to shop. Many people can't get downtown between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. if the stores don't stay open, they wouldn't be at- $200,000 in order to keep expenditures in line with jinticipated that if you did your part, we would do our part. You've done your part; now it is up to us to do our part." July 17, 1979 21) You may not be at your best dividuals may eat a lot and still painful Involvement of the A new and important friend today in tasks requiring lose weight. nerves to your feet and legs. by Howie Schneider face the task of trimming the general government budget nearly The motion endorsing the project was made by commissioner Julian Stenstrom. It was approved unanimously by the full panel. with the sugar that's being status. The longer you let your eliminated. That water has to diabetes go without having be replaced so the diabetic is taken proper measures to thirsty. Hence this causes two control it, the more likely you of the im portant symptoms of a are to have complications, dia betic — be ing t hi rst y and Including hea rt disease, kidney For Tuesday, July 1 7, 1979 YOUR BIRTHDAY development corporation director. and so it passes a lot of water about improving your health ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL - concept of the plan and pledge to support it if we can find the funds." spend $88,000 for materials. The city also would be asked to supply equipment and labor. If the entire project were done by a private . contractor, he said, the cost would be about $210,000. keep their businesses open at least one night a week. 'litousands and thousands of people are going to be asked to "What we have done." Stenstrom said, "is approve the tit(. asked to restore their buildings to their original appearance. "This could be a turning point in image-building. It looks like Nis. Jacobson said the plan presented monday represented the Iw some assurance required front downtown merchants that they precise figures and a four-year breakdown of costs of the entire project. "core" of a larger revitalization scheme. Additional improvements could be made at less cost in years subsequent to the completion of the first phase, she said. If the commission comes up with the money, Ms. Jacobson said, the initial phase of the project could be completed in 30 to 42 weeks. in the urine. Putting it a ll together, I The kidney has trouble really think you ought to get keeping the sugar in a solution b usy and make a serious effort HOROSCOPE / property owners, Mitchel said. He said the merchants are being clude an obligation by the development corporation to provitiv Park east to Palmetto avenues. The plan also calls for improvements on a one-half block section of Magnolia Avenue south from First Street. L and planner Glenn Mitchel of the consulting firm of Reynolds Land and Associates told the commissioners at a special budget workshop session at City Hall that the plan .iould require the city the diabitic loses a lot of sugar NY 10019. ——— L. —— ———— ________________________________________________________________ I, I TAXING? 60 bench areas. The city-funded improvements would complement buildi ng improvements made by the merchants and downtown sidewalks on a two and one half block area on First Street from I'm glad that your diabetes information on your problem. hasn't progressed to that stage, Other r ea de rs who want this but I am concerned a bo ut your issue can send 50 cents with a statement that you're thirsty all long, stamped, self-addressed 53 — — 52 PAVING TO BRING THEM POtITICIANSOUTOF SCRIMPANDSIAVE TO PAY TAXES TO UNDERWRITE Those simple formations that progresses so that lots of sugar diabetes itself. is lost in the urine, then such I'm sending you The Health individuals begin to lose weight Letter number 3.11, Diabetes: and may ha ve just exactly the Diagnosis, Prevention And Management, to give you more opposite problem. 48 —— WHAT 1 RESENTIS for the revitalization of the downtown area, but the move does not necessarily mean implementation will follow. The corporation, calls for street repaving and construction of new people with adult onset diabetes the infection occurs, it can are overweight. If the diabetes seriously affect the state of the I by Bob Montana I REALLY RESE : not painful and it doesn't bother letter are particularly apt to me in any ot her way. I would occur in diabetics. It's also true other that di a betics are more prone to any appreciate common boils. For that matter, suggestions that you have, DEAR READER — It's true diabetics are more prone to that In the early stages, many infections in general. Then once —— ARCHIE Sanford city conunissioners Monday approved in concept a plan do have to urinate a lot, but it's you described in the rest of your 46 Iiiiii, i diet that fits your ideal weight. I am thirsty all the time and 14 The plan will feature Victorian brick sidewalks with landscaped herald Staff Writer bags of M&M's. I also ate fruit slowly and sensibly eliminate 5 18 19 20 — — — — ____________ 24 23 22 O I8RUTU5 I W 12 By GEOFFREY POUNDS The most important advice I controllable weight loss. Two years ago I ate three can give you is to go ahead and learn the hard way. 1 _________________________________ owntown Sanford P1 an Viewed Favora bi y I still need to lose at least 25 lot of candy and cake which, as England Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents But Finding Funds May Be Difficult had the experience by eating a ago. 59 Wager Evening Dr. until I was retired and I've Lamb always had a weight problem do but I try to keep it down. I weighed as much as 250 pounds ] but now I'm down to 225. I have I very little difficulty with my diabetes and have never used You certainly should avoid Insulin although Idid have to be years tree h hospitalized two or the sweets. Whil e I'm sorry you instruments 56 River in 1111eralcl OId3327! 71st Year, No. 284— Tuesday, July 17, 1979—Sanford, architecture seaport 52 Leader (It) pounds, but I'm thankful that you say, nearly killed you, I 8 Agnes 31 Efficient 54 Assault one facet of diabetes that hasn't hope that you learned from the Moorehead 32 River in 55 Hawaiian attacked me yet is un- lesson. 37 Word of Laction 3 50 Animal waste chemical Syniptoni discovered a little over l0 years ago that I was diabetic. carried the mall for 30 years _ 28 Of ships (ahhr) mon ______________________ El _ 0 r THE ENRC,Y )_i . 'S . ' 'S' 4 V - 0 - ,' ' - 0 4. . • 0 - County officials say they are already doing their part In conserving energy page 3A, • - 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/. 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