6 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2b291179cf4c1917e082d8763272d521.pdf d1cbd9c2f7f36e9ccf89b2110f1fb542 PDF Text Text 72nd Year, No. 41—Monday, October 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(IJSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Female Softball Player Asks Court For Turn At Bat Softball player Patty Negata may get one more turn at bat in her efforts to become a playing member of the MOB softball team, a men's team playing in the Seminole County Parks and Recreation Department Softball Program. day restraining order from Federal District Court either this afternoon or tomorrow in hopes of allowing Negata to play in the MOB's Tuesday night game. A teammate of Negata's, Todd Persons of the State Attorney's office explained today that, 'Mr. May will try to get an injunction before Tuesday night's game to allow Patty to play. "A judge can Issue a 10-day restraining order without a hearing," Persons said. "If we don't get the restraining order to let Patty play the next legal step would be to file a temporary injunction Ms. Negata and her teammates, Individuals from the Orange-Osceola State Attorney's Office have been instating that Negata be allowed to play on their team for the past five weeks and filed an unsuccessful protest with the league Tuesday. Negata's attorney Willie May is attempting to get a 10. By RUSS HARRIS" commercial loans, no loans mortgage interest rates were at Herald Staff Writer for Investment property, rental 114 percent in August, 114i property, lots, and second percent In September, and now, Conventional home-mortgage homes - unless owner oc- in October, the rate is 12 perinterest rates for Seminole cupled. cent. In December of 1978. County residents have hit an "We communicate daily with Leach said the rate was 9% all-time high of 12 percent. our main office In DeLand and percent. Reflective of last week's they let us know what the "We don't think the rates Jump to 14½ percent for New current rate is." have peaked out yet," he said. York-based Chase Manhattan's Her sentiments seemed to "If they don't rise weekly, prime lending rate, con- echo loan officers throughout they'll maybe go up a couple ventional home mortgage in. Seminole County speaking on times a month." terest rates for area residents the subject of rising home Leach, believes It'll "stay continue to climb, mortgage Interest rates. there," level off, with no relief Despite these recent "I didn't think I'd ever see it coming until "sometime in the dramatic rate increases, homes go over 10 percent. I don't have second quarter of next year," throughout Seminole County any proof, but I wouldn't be approximately May. are continuing to sell, and yet surprised to see it go up maybe "Rates have not peaked out speculation is mixed on to 14 percent," Ms. Marsh and probably won't for another whether home mortgage loans speculated. six weeks. And I'm afraid in will be affordable to those In In dollars and cents, the way be a slow process coming search of a home. it breaks down for a house- down." Today, the conventional hunting family is this: home mortgage interest rate at Even commercial in. On a $40,000 house with 10 First Federal Savings and Loan percent down, a monthly .. stitutlons, like Flagship of of Seminole, 312 W. First St., year mortgage payment at 10 Seminole at 200W. First St. and Sanford jumped ¼ percent to a percent (principal and interest Atlantic National at 101 E. First flat 12 percent. St. are experiencing high inonly) was $317.70. First Federal Saving and Today, however, the 10 terext rates WI second home Loan of MId.florlda in the percent Interest rate Is only a mortis&es. Zayre Shopping Center, San- memory. Executive Vice President ford hit the l2 percent mark last Now, at 12 percent the Janice Springfield said the Friday, a ½ percent leap from monthly mortgage payment on simple Interest rate is 13½ Its previous interest rate. that $40,000 house with 10 percent plus 0 percent According to loan counselor percent down comes to $371.65 closing), on loans of 5-10 years Debbie Marsh, a 10 percent rate - some 54-dollar difference, for second homes, and 5-15 was effective for about a year Looking ahead to 13 percent years for commercial before that. reads $399.41 a month and 14 buildings. A month ago, said "We're really tightening percent results in $4Z7.. Mrs. Springfield, the simple down on our money," said Ms. Again, the figures do not interest rate was 12½ percent Marsh. "We're just lending to include the monthly cost of plus one percent. people who really need a property tax and insurance. Andy Perez, Atlantic vice- Interest rates may be going up for home mortgages In Seminole residential home." Ron Leach, vice-president of President, said that the rates County, but apparently It hasn't hurt the market yet. This Is a Ms. Marsh indicated her bank Loans atFFSLofSeminole said are 144 percent to 16-17 per. typical keene in many areas around the county where new home effective last Friday Is giving their conventional home cent. construction Is underway ... they're being sold before they're -WfIj -- ,. WK Ot JUr CAME UP WITH A 34 ci • uni*rwhirl by Hal Kaufman -SHOW TIMIt Name a famous Irsad.y play suset.d by sad, clue: I. What's often heard on a portable radls. 2.hra P se used by ussm In letters. 3. Owner's lament when the parakeet $plit. N. fair poshing below. IA 'SAO,, C ,.i pIjiS$3I 1Uj • j ,,3$SJ 0 1J0J$ UJ, ,.'.tpJ,. :sjsgu ftOd Find a color In each sentence: I. The blade has a poor edge. 2. We agree not to quarrel. 3. The major angered his men. 4. Dig the chap In kilts. V1d p •i•si c iia 1 Fish Sisryl A shopper beh1two fish ani a'Poe hot day. When he get borne he bad three. Hew come? Give up? Ho had two fish and one smelt. • Tongue Test.rsi Say fast: Stacks and stacks of sawdust sacks,_Sally's shellfish seldom sell. Six silly sisters snitched Sidney's slick silk shirts. "Each year the league offers a coed division as well as men's and women's division," explained Clayton. "There never has been much interest in the coed division." "Ms. Negata has refused the opportunity to select the type of league she wants to play in," Clayton said. —JOE DeSANTIS - If r S L After a Thrusday meeting between county attorney Nikki Clayton and Ms. Negata's lawyers Willie May and Fred O'Neal. Negata was still on the bench. County attorney Ms. Clayton stated that the league, which offers men's, women's and coed divisions of play was operating within all legal guidelines and would continue to operate the way it is oresently formed. e t9 a9 Rate Hits 12 Percent Local. M - in the Federal District Court." Person's explained that, "Patty has been a member of our team for a couple of years before we entered this league. She was one of the main organizers behind the team and everyone feels she should be allowed to play." On Wednesday, County Parks and Recreation Director Butch Alexander presented the MOB's letter of protest to the Seminole County Attorney's Office. Herold Photo by Tom Natul completed. With interest rates now at about 12 percent and threatening to go higher, new home starts may level off in the coming months. State Gives Him 60 Days To Comply Baytree Developer Says Ordered Repair Work Minor ' III) AN SIR By DIANE PETRYK said most the complaints, he said. "but 90 percent of the civil suits against two of the suits, could not be reached for and Wyse made complaints department has a copy of mentioning the leaky roof. aside from of Herald SWIWrfter u leaky roof, have other complaints were non- homeowners for damages comment today. Homeowners attempting to drag Frank Silvestri's form letter to unit "Every little thing has been been "minor little things." If the problems are not sense. A 'hole In the wall' totaling more than $1 million in the complex have corn- Silvestri Investments, Inc. into owners which attempts to set up corrected, the state could issue taken care o(, the developer of "ISaturday went through there turned out to be only a scrat- because they pressured other plalned of leaky goofs, im- "disastrous scandal, ridicule time schedules for repair work. notice for the developer to show Baytree Village said today in with a little ch." owners to complain, "up- properly installed windows, and professional disrepute State Investigator Jerry cause as to why repairs were response to reports that he screwdriver and took care of Silvestri offered to take a necessarily." caved-In bathroom tiles, faulty before Its clients." Rhodes inspected the Baytree not made. Imposition of a civil would be given 60 days to mosto(theproblerns,"Silvestrl reporter through every one of " They caused unwarranted sliding glass doors, no in. Ken McDowell, superin- Village complex and said he penalty Is possible, he added, correct construction p'blerns said, the 62 Baytree Village units to complaints, getting others sujatlon in the ceiling of one tendent of investigation and would provide Silvestri with a at the condominium complex in McDowell said his office will "A leaky roof you can't take prove that the owners are upoet over nothing," he said, unit, and uneven ceilings in inspection for the state division list of things which be keep an eye on the situation. must , Winter Springs, care of Immediately because "generally very happy." L. Scott Wyse and George others. of Land Sales and Con- repaired but he would not Developer Frank Silvestri you have to locate the source," "We're taking care of He said he would pursue his Kaplan, targets of Silvestri's The suits contend that Kaplan diminiums, said today his elaborate on the list beyond everything," Silvestri said. WITS TIITSI Each of our friends above Is lacing a chatWW. The youns lady Is SSW to fit thill numbers 14, InclusIve, In She nine sarsd circles sho*n on ffiØ all rows, columns and diagonals total 15. The v°'"i man Is asked In ssrt the same nine in the fria er so timlt ft W" own 1. Y" Wmaft -lust CAN YOU TRUST, YOUR (VII? Threr0least six diffarencss Is *awleg doislis between. fa and botism panels. Hew • • chieve desired titus? quickly can. you. find thorn? Check answers with, those below. _ Carter May Win Florida _ ...., ,, , wionuagi, up::djj csWhssd I TSNUdsit,I *swNusssi fa2faa,.,. — But Kenned y Won Seminole BDON(AESTEs counties of Florida Saturday to cited about," he said. "An the black community from name also appeared on a regular coalition, 202; Betty join Cable, State Rep. Robert of the 19-member delegation Hera$dS$afl Writer select 879 delegates to the awful let of people who have ,Sanford," Wick said. "The "freedom of choice Labor" Eastham, teacher-party Hattaway, Mrs. Peggy Hat- will be Mrs. Mary Cay The final cojad of Saturday's state's flIlnicOnvontion to be been here only a short time black community made a . Slate, 432 votes; Sandra M. regular coalition, 201; Thomas taway, party vice chairman; Westerfield, appointed a vote in Dada (i4y will tell the hold in St. Petersburg the 'ned, their voices heard In the significant contribution," he Gaines 7, Samuel Wright Jr. E. Embree, coalition, 205; story of whether delegates weekend of Nov. 18-IL political process. said. ' ______ 299; William H. ______ Wick III, Leonora C. Mobley, coalition Tom Freeman and Kathleen delegate at large by Gov. Bob pieei to President carter or The elected delegates will "The Carter people had "The vast majority of the chairman of the Kennedy 229 and Anthony (Tony) Rossi, Reynolds, state committeeman Graham, and Eliza Pringle who So. Edwardlc.nni lo99Ieth..5,J4Mdi,jfJ, several appents to the lahervote is for Kesnedy which committee; 267; MIchael Lake coalition, 221, and committeewoman, and has also been appointed. won a majority. statewide putty lisdiribip or convention, Gene Grooms means two-thirds of those who 267; Robert J, Slightly less than 700 McCarthy 273, Other candidates: Daniel G. three persons voted from the But In Semninol. County elected within Democratic (Seminole Education voted were for Kennedy," he Mary Ell Democrats cast ballets In the en Rowe 278, Evelyn Campbell 6; Gary S. Elefante, committee itself er enswlytwop.rcs otol the committees In the various A sacl idys director) said. t ThlsiatheflMftmeWack N. SmIth 260 and Harry A. Nancy delegate contest. Previously residared Democrats selected COIIS. labor, 178; Randall J. Floyd, Booth, Richard Russo and the hi had a telephone Call fI'VITI the had been Involved In a political Stafford 262. ghestnumber of voters at "It labor, in; their preferences, Kennedy, Cheryl I. Grego 178, Myra Etsencoff as Seminole a was fantastic In. pruldont. And altar all that we effort since he graduated from party caucus had Six alternates selected are: James H. Green, coalition, 190 been 90 two delo lii were the ciesr choice. Mill won and It's fseestk," he the University of Florida. County's delegation. Also part years ago. Dorothy L. drown, labor Virginia A. Greene, coalition, 1% Kennedy deligain won g ' ' The elected Kennedy slate candidate, 227; Beverly G. 185; Km A. Mcgill, labor, aine asia up .ietin. people woibimig hard." Grooms includes: Mark Stern, whose DeVoney, teacher-party William A. Moore, coalition, And Spninoli Candy's two credible," said Bill Week today hid helped Nti0fl ill; Richard R. Nezengoltz, 5; parcuet turnout was aither the of the KinaSdy side's victory 5in055 party regulars aiid Marylin L Neuhart 12, Jack F. hoo one inPflQlICality."Ifweare sebsp.dtoCerter. Ridietson, labor, 173; can bl gsic abi ywewilJ Waek jd Ms Robertson Jr. 14; Joseph E. T' mocc puty bom, have won a majority'of the split 'l in thin 00- Uu' Scott, labor, I; Elmer Savor, aid todsy. WASHINGTON ((UPI) Sm. Chicken millionaire John Y. elected 011111W as," he deyüstlss 10. 411014" It of labor, 167; 1 , 11111m B. Sloan, TabilaUss of the Dads 7; Edward Kennedy's weekend Brown's gubernatorial bid, -. ,, Cousty we W" Is Fr.nd C. Westerfield 41 and trip to Kentucky gave him an Kennedy appeared ready to Kiansr,'ign. tiers. "We hid two vase run Aromd The Click ..........4A Harescepe ............. ....41 Sylvia A. Wederfield In be the decidog upected opportunity to do two things: Cedethe Florida mock elections filer Wick orediled the ,ery to sIng a diettli from lbs l(sd Ie .................... 41 ileqiW .................. IA "The Kennedy people wanted scatter teasing new hints i00I$Sn at Lpagwood Comic ....................41 OWuiee .................IA the victory bid and worked presidential can dacy of his to President Carter. the nu*ft go do"' Ole pg Ymeg, di and ',,ib, "j wmm to the ps place Cnoswerd .................41 OURSELV ..............11 hard to get It," Ca ble said soft-pedal results from the seq he "remin -we , (VP'W Pest S7, north of Spokesman Torn Southwick, di$uiW ..................4A Spins ....................'U todsy,addhallcandjdatesfor Florida caucuses. $sk week.. "Moo ad is thst'rs hid a Ziweed). And we hid a bes Deer ist'd adS lbsud cautioned reporters that no .................. 11 TMSIWUS ................ hakla, clear results would be In for 11 the dulepte slots put In a lot of Early on his trip to Lou DrLomb..................41 W...................U effost The Kannedy dew will to stump for Kentucky Fried days. • - '• - - .4 - Kennedy Soft-Pedals Florida Caucus Results - __ - Today • - - ( - , - • - - , I . - - I • -- -, ,- ,,.-.-r' . & I' p ........ I • '• .4 :.i - -- .-------. 4 ¶ A -..'_p--- -_- b1" 1 - . _____ --- - . ----. t_.,•. - -- ' - __________ . *- • -• - ___ —- . '-- �Monday Oct. 13, 191 2A—Evening Herald Sanford, FL I — — ~~~ i Man V'* is'' it'' ing ExnW 'I 'fe Clubbed In Sanf A husband visiting his estranged wife near Sanford Sunday was allegedly hit in the head by a man using a club after wildly shooting a revolter, according to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. Bobble Robinson, 51, Hester Avenue, Schumacher Farms, near Sanford reported to sheriff's deputies that while he was visiting his estranged wife. Matilda Robinson, at State route 46 and Midway Avenue, a man allegedly started shooting a revolver about 2a.m. near Robinson. According to Robinson the shots went wild and the suspect was restrained by neighbors. Robinson told the deputies that the suspect allegedly slipped Into the house later and using a club struck Robinson on the head, near his left eye, knocking him down. Robinson was treated and released from Seminole Memorial Hospital Sunday. PURSE SNATCH Alberta Wright, 61, Box 592 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford told Seminole County sheriff's deputies Sunday someone took her purse containing $250 Saturday about 11:30 p.m. at the west parking lot of Lake Monroe Inn near Sanford. Ms. Wright sod she went to her car where she had placed her VVUKLLJ IN BRIEF Americans Win Nobel Prizes In Chemistry And Physics STOCKHOLM, Sweden (UPI) — Herbert C. Brown of the United States and Georg Wittig of West Germany won the 1979 Nobel Prize in chemistry today for their development of the use of boron and phosphoruscontaining compounds in organic synthesis. In an earlier award today the Royal Academy of Sciences gave the 1979 Nobel Prize In physics jointly to Harvard University scientists Sheldon L Glasbow and Steven Weinberg and Pakistani Abud Salem for working out an enormous step in the search for an underlying physical principle of the universe. The Swedish academy said Brown and Wittig's chemistry prize-winning work opened up new possibilities for the linking of carbon atoms. "Brown's and Wittig's results have opened up new vistas In organic synthesis and highly stimulated the further development of their science," It said. N 'k — * Fires * Courts * Police Beat ____ - Chrysler Begins Talks MIAMI (UP!) — Somewhere In Miami accountants are bent overaitackof newspaper-sized sheets of paper. Some people think that Is a key to 1100 politics in their labor. Others think the yield will be hogwash. The bookkeepers are working Thus the county voting appeared to some ass valid teat of rank-and-file Democratic sentiment. The campaigning 1ZOU$M politicians from toui camps flocking to the state, all seeking an early advantage In the anticipated 1* Carter- on 4,0000us ballots cast by state convention. Dade County Democrats SatirThe convention will cast a day. The nesuita will determine presidential preference straw whether President Carter or vote, with the elected delegates Sen. Edward Kennedy won a joined by OX others — most majority of 179 coa*y dais- elected officials and party gates elected for the Florida leaders ezeded to be heavily Denocrilic Party's Nov. 1$ pro-Carter, Kennedy struggle. But others noted that the Florida mock election had nothing to do with the selection at the state's nstionaiconvention delegates and had no meaning beyond a psychological lift for the wüsser. Whatever It all meant, both Cssler and Kandy supporters -- - — .....................-J. I' I ,"HOSPITAL NOTES _________________________________________ . Sanford: MUb ._ . -• .. ., ,.-.•, • ,., - -- t . i-a . 1it"'r1 Oe.- 1,0 (SM) WIY'1 - ________ F. S . , ,, . ';..':., L - _I_____ ____ e. / ' N*J$NS$I W Seems. Cilsi rut, WKI*TNON "11, PNi* -" V. ; t. - :. • - ,.:' i S . - - - It sS t - S 4 -; . ::-- - - , - . - - •L4- - • f... - a. ALL AAMI COlD NI IfOCE Nd esisUlos W1 .Isj •• Wker wh ceIlcts Ike most mosey sr CP. Ike bib. ' 4 SS will begis s$ Lm,. at Zyre Plus is 30 lSIswI$ $ c.lskdsy Tricycle Race at a a. (ki, ø1ft -: we -' - vh101e11CkNh1flCis. - . -- '4S& S., 5 OCN.1V 14g. James Larry Wlggke PubliSh 00.1,0,13, 1w, D104 - HOUSYDIPOT. sil FlINCH LVI.. _________ WIPOID, - . S S - . -- - - (t'.. - - S. - ,t -- . VA." . ... f.Z3 . - . - - ' • ............ S - - II -- ,.- - -- 5- - -, -. I-S Utli t, — - . 5 -, '' :-- . - I'- L' - .' .- .- -- S - - - - - - Mary to events, S - • Red the Golden Competition will be held at the first year was getting Olympic pools," she said. "The there were 20 men and the Holiday Inn swimming pool everyone to accept the smaller contestants were good sports 10 all week. In all, a total of more the pool this year for the con- women with 26 races, than 500 volunteer hours are venience of the spectators. Laetrile Fails Leukem'i'a V'i'ct'i'm Chad, 3 TIJUANA, Mexico (UP!) — Gerald Green attempted Proponents believe the con- of the Mexican doctors. Mrs. Green said she did not "Chad's body doesn't have to Chad Green, the little tow- mouth-to-mouth resuscitation troversial drug, derived from Health authorities in Boston think Chad was aware of his suffer any more," Green said. headed leukemia victim spirit- and external heart massage for apricot pits, cures cancer but said they were'all very sad" to "situation" but that he knew "We believe we'll be together ed from Massachusetts to 10 minutes in a desperate at- Its use is severely restricted in learn of Chad's death. Doctors there was "something danger- again." Mexico for Laetrlle treatments, tempt to revive his son. A the United States. at Massachussetis General ous about going back Into the looked to the sky and said softly The Greens said they felt no Hospital had treated the boy United States." he wanted to go to heaven. moral guilt in Chad's death with chemotherapy but refused The couple said Sunday from 'Chad's body "He pointed to the blue sky because the circumstances are to administer Laetrile and the their home in Rosarita Beach and said, 'I want to go out so "unclear" to them. Taking massive does of vitamins the they were bearing up "just as 0 there," said his father, "then him off chemotherapy and boy's parents wanted. well as we have been in the past 't to he just closed his eyes and was giving him doses of Laetrile, "lie was the kind of a little two Years. gone." they feel, was not a factor In his youngster who stole the hearts Hot Houses death. Nine months ago Gerald and of many people we're all very 00 000 0000 LOW COST 0 0 A U TO 0 0 doesn have DIane Green a INSURANCEO _____________________ 0 fOR 0 ALL DRIVERS — Maui- "What we should be looking suffer anymore' aid," said a hospital at isa system that forces a child spokesman. chusetta court order to obtain _ Into exile," Green said Sunday. doses of the controversial The Green's lawyer, William "Chad was depressed, he L. Ginsburg, said although Lietrile in Mexico for their 3,. doctor could not be found. al year-old son. He died Friday at 'fli, couple said an autopsy wanted to go home. This was his there is a contempt of court __________________ a 5:10 P.M. order outstanding for the was planned, either today or sign of going home.' The Greens brought their son Greens he did not Mrs. Green said her son was Tuesday, and that Chad's body believe Air Conditioning System sad and depressed Friday would be taken to the boy's to Tijuana from Boston on Jan. authoritIes would try to serve a ~ 23, 1979, to undergo the Laetrile warrant on them at the morning but did not seem sick. birthplace — Hastings, Neb. ________________ therapy at the Cllnica del Mar Nebraska f uneral. "He ate his raisin bran," she for a funeral. said, but later he lay down and of Dr. Ernesto Contreras. The "i don't think public opinion gazed out the window, spea king Greens said they would child at first showed marked would put up with that," he lool Sanford Ave. Sarrfo4 softly to his parents. "He said then return to Mexico to await a Improvement and two months said. he missed his grandparents (In decision by Massachusetts ago the Greens said bone Plymouth, Mass., Superior Boston) and his puppy playing authorities on whether to marrow tests showed Chad had Court Judge Guy Volterra had In the snow." prosecute them for defying a been 'cured" of the disease. Issued an order barring the Shortly after that the Greens Laetrile treatments at Mass Pointing, he said he wanted to Mate court and taking the boy to The Pa.desl part of losnq *eijht s go "out there" just before he Mexico for the Laetrile decide to stop the chernothera. General and continuing Chad's getting slrted ** I it'a Strength SUPIS py entirely, against the advice status as a ward of the state. closed his eyes and died. treatment. ChINA taken dry: ted can g.,y Ntxarrii .1rrnr. 0 . 10 I PHONE \ 1377-u75 START LOSING WEIGHT TODAY as 'r, 0 0 , 000 V 3 i your *iIl IIO*f, ItLit fitrA pUsh I may reed start Iosng Beg-n .ittr Stris amazing !ary tablet You II •41 ly$-ftn food 'Ito buifled up 9t 1fl'.tUd Of titti et,qtrt AS you folio, thy Plan Clnuu, pro,en &t,-cI,,, tflt SUPIN CONES Re,y,,cirrg PtA,: *11 eSl.,blI. ,,u to loSi pounds And •CI(IeS arItro0 getting nervous t o low altys bloat and p,j$tury-ss du,rw thy , IrwAStruAl cycle tit COSS A Nitiatal WA?,, Pull Bottt Sold *Ayl money bEk guauantee by mIt aerqflt Chooses Di e Has No Regrets Convicted Killer To I CARSON CITY, Nov. (UPI) One of his previous last — Convicted killer Jesse requests for "a woman and a Bishop, who dies in the gas fifth of Jack Daniels" was chamber in Just 'even days, denied by prison officials. says he has no regrets with the The execution will take place way he has spent his life. _____ shortly bleir midnight Oct. 22 who Will ft and about a dozen witnesses third penion to he oteated In tu. UAW stateslnloyears,Is a im. But his led attheWon coeldbS,Inpsrt,bicates.oIthe c haracter' tnanquliluri being admlnls. Wed by NIVI4I Stati Primhav, havealready been chosen. But 0111:11118. Director Chuck Wolff Jr. The clear'emcl*g convict Is keeping their flames a secret, basrspsatsdy This will be the first MI death aidiacs. - - i,s iii Nevada, dia 'Jessie Is cool * '—Ina that to "s" The Nevada Board of Pardons in August rejected a plea of 0 sentiment Sentiment is an important part of our lives. It's evidence that we care for one another. Funeral services are a way of showing sentiment and paying tribute memory. _____ - , __ is a. Mrs. , ___ ___ ___ ada.stsys kverseis, . - 5I .5 2417 FRENCH AVE.g SANFORD A matter was - oTONY RUSSIo INSURANCE U- o 0 000000000 was free to carry out his trade. And he said he has no regrets for his past. Bishop has told interviewers he has no fear of death and would like to be remembered as an honest man, one who has never squealed on his friends. AREA DEATHS oni"go 0 10 e by the American Civil Liberties Union to reduce the term to life In prison. And It appears that court appeals, which Bishop opposes, would not get very far at this point, Bishop, of Garden Lirove, During the hearing before the Calif., committed his first pardons board he was asked If robbery at age 15 In Southern he would ever murder again California and has spent 20 of and Bishop replied he would kill his 46 years hi prison. Yet he a prison "snitch." He later said boasts he Is a successful If he was free he would kill a professional gunman who en- deputy public defender in Las joyed new cars, pretty women Vegas for filing unwanted court and plenty of narcotics when he appeals_____________________________ -• -- - - .- HORACE IL DUNCAN Horace H. Duncan, 80, of Ynu S. Sanford Ave., died Friday. Born In Carneiville, Ga., he moved to Sanford In 1827 from Ocoee. He was a barber and a Baptist. He is survived by his wife, Phoebe J Duncan, Sanford; two sisters, Mrs. Ruth Massey Canon, Ga. and Mrs. Gladys Wray, Sanford; three brothers, Grady and W. I,h Dwcsn, both of Sanford and BInJIiIn T. DISC$I$ San Jose, Cal. adad.pbrothor, WIIbIW C. Hartman, DeBary. $svices won hol todaywith Grzenkow Fuseral Ikim, In charge. GRAMKOW FUNERAL HOME 130 WEST AIRPORT BOULEVARD SANFORD. FLORIDA TF.LEPHONE 3773213 WILLIAM L. 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S WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter gave Americans several tips on coping with 1f1$kn durW the weekend, r4peting tbay shop mm carvidy, turn yard waste into fertilizer and use wood doves when possible. In a two-hour question and most seeslon Saturday with 21U era on Nat al Public Radio, COW ampbWZW its Its cods while governmid weeks to hand, the overall problem. He add he had no any answers to the twin problems of latidlon and energy and will not try to mkl.sd the American PiOPIL IM Fictillous 30%orr Zle*e', - of i - I$$CMIDULWby the provisiong :.:- .' -. .. - -- CHEAP CHARLIE'S USED AUTO PARTS DIV. OF NORRELL. EN TERPRISES INC., and that I Intend to register mid name with the Clerk of liii Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida In accordese with President Publish Oct. 1, 1. 13, 010$ LU in,. .5., Cai -- N Publlsh $iatem ii & October .. - _____ ii : d1111Y1piidMbS of Sglves " . :. :. .• ___ Moss. 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Trail, Maitland, 33711, ASSOCIATES and that I Intend to ISmInOIS COUNty, Florid.. under the rsslstsr Will Mm. with the Clark of OiCtitlO4$ 111fli of SOLAR circuit Court Sominsfi County PIGHTISI CO., end that I Intend to s'--• ••r'p ,/ 7- S - .'4qp '.. MkIrp" - - ' ,. --•..j• 5 ROME, Ga. (UP!) — Defense attorney Bobby Lee Cock told U.S. District Judge Harold I. Murphy he would probably well an hour today to wrap up their presentation In the federal racketeering trial of Mike ThsvIa. After the defense rests, government attorneys said they would need two or three days to call rebuttal witnesses, end the can shouldgotothe jury by the end of the week. Thevis, already serving more than a dozen years for obscenity and escape, Is accused of flub11 four man and burning the bisoinsuss of two competitors In a c"pslgi' to build a multi-million dollar smut empire. fritjy g the urigagid In business of Box $7 I.. .I..L ak.. Longwood, Flo., Simlnoi• County, ', the name of — L . . ':- S.:. ", n. -- wimle $vehq. 'I,?, .' ADMl$$IQ$ .. . Norman L. CiUku Tunee Q. ,Vlcfwii Corry oil" KIn50 bound, Detent ,bonald Ilaitwi. Nichols, boften Ltanya 0. Payne, U. Moerse ten $ourqvardu. Georgia 11 ':'- .., WilIlim - Thevis Trial Nears Close a ah U•I1 ' ' Winnie U. Murphy - sM O$.SMIMWI*1, HOSPITAL. ---- -- ,. , - OISCNA*S1$ - 5__ 4 . :'- - WASHINGTON (UP!) — Hungry for a 'gator burger? You'll have to be In the South to get It, but alligator meat will be available again In the United States for the first time In a decade under new regulations published by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The rules also permit International trade In American alligator hides and hide products. The regulations authorize limited sales of meat from legally taken alligators, but permit no Interstate or foreign commerce in the meat. There are an estimated 1 million alligators In the Southeast, and they are dill protected under the Endangered Species Act. But agency director Lynn Greenwalt said because alligator populations have mushroomed In some areas, the rules have been relaxed. porters he was we to get wvoteniajodty whatever P*Ib the delagak spilt. And one, state Comptroller Gerild LewiL called it. "fantaltic victory. WW SS weekend, claimed 4j4jp.j ,use news secretary Jody Powell predicted Carter would urdup wfth15 pat of —& - - Suiafl Starling Riddlck Bossie L. Joseph Lillian J. 0115$. DI4tOII Gustav E. Kamons, Daltona Cecilia Orthol, EDeltona Ruthie Mae Williams, Lake Monroe Robert F. Rigin, Long*ood DISCNAIU$ - it II — If S. -- nliaiv ' ' I — $15 %. ... 0. Lee Cr,mns, OstandAnn Walkir. Charlie iU1flhIrdM' DIIISNI Mary A. To$lIlo, Omoni City ,ioani' Lund, 0rtand -, ' Hungry For 'Gator Burger?' Bookkeepers Counting Saturday's Ballots I - I J0 - '' WASHINGTON (UP!) — Two million government workers narrowly escaped missing a paycheck last week because strict anti-abortion language had been added to the legislation financing their agencies. The abortion Issue had nothing to do with the legislation, which authorized continued funding at current levels for the departments and agencies whose budgets had not been enacted by the end of the fiscal year Oct. 1. Now, Senate Democratic Leader Robert Byrd says he's tlred'of the practice of tacking soclallssues onto unrelated money bills, and hopes to do something about It. Byrd plans to confer with leaders to see ija way can be found to prevent unrelated riders from being attached to routine appropriations measures. M LONDON (UP!) — Gold pushed above the $400 mark again in Europe today and the dollar also Improved at the tart of the week's trading. At the opening of the bullion markets, gold was up $350 in Zurich at $400.50 and up 15.50 in London at 1401* The dollar opened higher on most foreign exchanges after a strong performance on the Far Eastern markets. In Frankfurt, the dollar was a fradkm higher at 1.7150 compared with 1.7100 at close. The rate In Zurich advanced to 1.6287 Swim franca up from 11115. Arthur Bagley Earl B. Emerson David Thomas Bernard Vann Ernest Gibbs, Delary Arthur Kapsl,D.$iry S -- ;' Unrelated Riders Irk Byrd Gold Pushes Above $400 ADMISSIONS - - .' By United Press International In the opinion of Florida Democratic voters polled last week by four Florida newspapers, Sen. Edward Kennedy would make a much stronger leader than President Carter, while Republican voters think former President Gerald Ford would be that party's strongest candidate in a head-to-head confrontation with the Democrats. Those among the sample who were Democrats Indicated that Carter was no more popular than Kenredy. If the presidential primary were held Immediately, the president would receive 43 percent of the votes and so would Kennedy. Neither man has officially announced his candidacy. On the Republican side, Ronald Reagan had the most support even though the GOP voters thought Ford's chances against the Democrats better. NEW YORK (UP!) — A the world's 92 non-aligned day earlier than observers had window, drove Kennedy was in the country, emerging least two arrests of demonstrareclusive Cuban President natkns In his upo* to the expected him to leave, much liiternationaltoward AIoit ;54 only ones to maim a fiery tars during the visit. Fidel Castro pulled a surprise United Notions IM Friday, the way he 'arrived . In 'a.m. ' speech before the United By contrast, when the revo) departure from the United Castro did not directly attack darkness surrounded by a Castro's Russian-built Nations General Assembly. Uonary leader visited 19 years States Sunday, leaving from an U.S. policy — until the eve of his phalanx of security guards. Cubana Airlines plane tok off ago, a 9-year-old Venezuelan Isolated runway under cover of departure. 10 A Secret Service spokesman from an Isolated runway at that speech, he called on girl was shot to death byastray darkness amid tight security to Then at the last of a series of said the arrangements for the Kennedy International Airport the United States and other bullet In a unbattle g between return to Havana. receptions late Saturday, he departure were made solely by at 6:21 a.m. EDT. He arrived In wealthy "imperialists" to pay Thanks to extraordinary reportedly told news Industry Castro's Cuban security force Havana at 8:33 a.m. EDT, the ° billion to develop poor Castro foes and supporters in I Manhattan's El Prado security precautions — includ. executives he was "quite and speculated the early time of official Cuban news agency countries. restaurant. Three others were Ing the services o( thousands of disillusioned" with President departure was chosen for reported. The largest anti-Castro pro. injured and four more arrested New York police on overtime, Carter's handling of the Soviet security reasons. Compared to his 1960 trip, this tests came during his address In several frays during that 10machine gun-toting Secret Ser- troop presence In Cubs — a There were no protesters visit by Castro was peaceful. to the General Assembly last day visit. vice agents and some 200 Cuban force he contends has been within four square blocks The Cuban president stayed Friday when several thousand A Police Department spokes. agents armed with bazookas — stationed there since the early around the Cuban Mission as In his country's mission — In a demonstrators, Including man estimated the overtime his visit was peaceful. 196. the limousine motorcade, with "frozen zone" of police protec- Castro's sister, Juanita, turned bill for city police alone during Attempting to portray The 53-year-old communist Castro's squared-off military tion that resembled an armed out at the United Nations. Castro's visit would reach himself as the apokeanan for president left early Sunday, a cap dearly visible In a rear camp—most of the 76 hours he Police said there were at nearly half a million dollars. I TORONTO (UP!) — The scheme to distribute free Petro-Canada shares to Canadians while asking than to foot the tAil for the agency's costly oil exploration drew quick criticism over the weekend as the New Democratic Party gave the country a sneak previe of the Tories' plan due for release today. NDP leader, Ed Broadbent, who leaked the contents of the report by the government's advisory committee Sunday, called the task force's recommendation "deceptive quackery." sanford: 1 Kennedy A Stronger Leader? Castro Makes Surprise Exit From U.S. New Oil Plans Draws Fire HOSPITAL. Oct. is, ins - - S - - - Crooms High School food classes taught by Mrs. Nancy hack competed in a "Cut-up Cake" Contest and tying for first place were an airplane made by (from left) Elisha Cole, Bonnie Hubbar( and Lori Daniels (rio shown) and a house mad4 by Laura Tillinghast an, Carol Hastings. Other entries Included a teddy bear, a clown, flower train and dog, JERUSALEM (UPI) — Army troops today began evicting hundreds of militant settlers who during the night had set up dozens of outposts jn the occupied West Bank to protest what they called the government's meager allotment of land for Jewish settlement, The seizures and evictions took place hours before a scheduled special session by Israel's parliament to debate a no-confidence motion brought by the opposition Labor Party on the Issue of land seizures for more settlements. The Cabinet decided Sunday to expand seven West Bank Jewish settlements — on public land — In one of the largest such actions since Prime Minister Menachem Begin took office 21 months ago. At the same time, bowev a j It. feud oat $eiIIt* at i1v1tëlyned Arab snd,a$ In esses of OWN %y needs, averting a possible government crisis. SEMINOLIMIMONIAI. - " ON THE CAKE Army Evicting Illegal Settlers : - .'-: DETROIT (UP!) — The United Auto Workers union, with two strike-free contract settlements behind It, opens negotiations with Chrysler Corp. under the shadow of the No. 3 automaker's staggering financial problems. The UAW already has said it probably will grant some sort of economic concessions to Chrysler In bargaining scheduled to begin today, but It's not known just how much the union Is willing to give. M5OUnknownis how much on will Inreturn for giving Chrysler a break, although UAW representation on the automakers board of directors and at other management levels was expected to be a key issue. Chrysler Chairman Lee Iacocco set the tone for the Chrysler talks — in an unprecedented move he shocked UAW bargainers by asking for a two-year freeze on wages and benefits. The request was rejected by the union. - at the Sanford Marina. Topside .-'-T -, --,.• ,,* and underwaterspeakerswlll beusedtoprovlde muslc to •- -.- t.1.-,.,._-Synchronized swimming has swim by, but swimmers must - -S S -•• ------J. •--.taken a long time to come of bring their own cassette tapes. .. .t C .-.-. ,.7$I age. -II. Theswimmermaycompete • But, at last, it has. '&'; in all three synchronized events Synchronized swimming, or figures only. If the swimmer - ,;1 1,G '-'-'once associated with the competes in either solo and-or graceful water nymphs of duet she must also compete In Aquacades and Esther figures. There is 50-cent entry • Williams movies, Is now a fee for each event (maxim um , . competitive event. • of $3). Entries must be in by ,. .--.;. -It has reached the Olympics Nov. 5, opening day of the -. • — the Golden Age Olympics, Golden Age Olympics. S Z11 that is, scheduled to begin in Swimmers In the synSanford Nov. S. The syn' chronized event must report to S dironlxed swimming event will the pool by 1 p.m. on Thursday. begin Nov. 8. Competition In various age l-" ,' ( Already Included asa judged brackets will begin atl:30p.m. S .-.•. -sport in the World Aquatic The regular swimming ••,r, .. Games, World Cup Games and eventswillbeglnatl:30a.m.on the Pan-American Games, Thursday at the Holiday Inn " -, ~tj synchronized swimming will be pool. Swimmers will compete Included this year in the Golden by age group In 50-yard j - -. Age Olympics aquatic events freestyle, 100-yard freestyle for the first time by popular and 200-yard freestyle, 50-yard `,_~;_ request. backstroke, 50-yard breastThe American Red Cross stroke and Individual medly. -. -. Chapter, which sponsors the Age groups are: 55-59,60.64,65- :5: :. swimming competition with 69, 70 and up. S Water Safety chairman Marion Gold, silver and bronze Herald Photo by Tom Vincent Eggers as coordinator, has medals will be presented to the enlisted the expertise of Duet winners Immediately following Rose (lelti and Fran Gioc demonstrate figure in synchronized swimming Grand Masters National the various Marion Eggers, Cross chairman of Age Olympics swimming Synchronized Swimming Mrs. Eggers has been events. Champions Mary Rose and chairman of the aquatic events Fran Gloe of Altamonte Springs since the Central Florida Holiday The Red Cross will have expended by Red Cross for the Inn pool because many and we had a minimum of to organize the new event. Chapter of American Red Cross of the entries were former problems. There were 21 men about 3045 volunteers working Golden Age Olympics each The two sisters have swum was asked to sponsor the events compteitive swimmers ac. and seven women swimming in on the various competitions this year, Mrs. Eggers said. professionally with top in- in 1977. year, plus another 5.8 setting up ternational water shows. "The biggest problem we had customed to 25 yard Junior 21 events. The second year and running first-aid stations Bleachers will be added by .' On UAW Contract Demands THE ICING BANKOK, Thailand (UP!) — Thousands of sick and emaciated Cambodians crossed into Thailand today to escape mass starvation and relentless Vietnamese attacks, pushing the number of "land refugees" to an estImated 30,000. A massive International relief effort began over the weekend, despite the refusal of the Panom Perth government to sanction It. The emergency operation is an attempt to save as many as 1 million Cambodians who relief agencies say could the through starvation or disease. But stepped-up Vietnamese attacks on the holdout guerrillas loyal to deposed Premier Pol Pot pushed perilously dose to the Thai border in an effort to smash the Khmer Rouge rebels, The refugees, many of than sick and starving, carried ailing children and meager possessions In their arms as they stumbled into Thailand, some of them struggling to stand up. -- By JANE CASSELBERRY HeraldStaft Writer ' Starving Cambodians Fleeing -- Synchronized Swim Is Coming Of Age IN BRIEF OFFICE BURGLARY Between 5 p.m. Thursday and 7 a.m. Friday someone took a way radio unit, tools, an adding machine, and a calculator from Bear Lake roofing company. Eddie Jones, 25, 277 Acorn Drlv Longwood, reported to the sheriff's deputies for the Cow Roofing, 1201 Bear Lake Road, Bear Lake, that the burglar al parently first came through an unlocked gate into the ope warehouse. The report states he tried to open the locked east aid door into the warehouse office and failed, but then pried out window of the west side office door. Once inside the company's office, he forced open an inner offic door where some assorted tools were stored. The rest of th missing Items were taken from the general office. The total value of the missing Items was valued at $1,520. purse on the front seat and It was gone. RADIO TRADE Robert Anthony Belne, 21, 200 E. 24th St., Sanford reported to Sanford police someone took an AM-FM cassette radio and 10 tapes from his car parked in front of his home between 6 p.m. Saturday and 3 a.m. Sunday. According to police, the tapes and radio were worth $245. Belne told police the thief left a portable AM-FM radio on the car floorboard. SEXUAL ASSAULT Seminole County sheriff's deputies reported that a man wearing A Golden O Iympics Event NATION a mask and hat entered a woman's home about 1 a.m. Friday sexually assaulted her. According to the report, the woman described the man as feet-seven Inches. The report indicates that the man tried tot the screen off several windows in order to gain entry — be finally prying open a bedroom window. Action Reports Monday, Oct. 13, 175-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- - ,..S.,I. - - .'. S - - , - 44 ''-''r!' S JIS -'—,,*I- - .—,- S -- - 10 4 �Evening Hem1d The public using telephones in the Seminole County Jail and the Seminole County Sheriff's Department is a sensitive matter. Conversations transpire in those areas that "are not meant for anyone but law enforcement agents,' says John Spolski, spokesman for the department. The jail, or the department, however, do not have public phones, meaning callers must enter office areas to use office phones or go elsewhere. At the jail the closest public phone is In the Seminole County Courthouse just a few feet away. The courthouse is however only open 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For a person wanting to make a call at a public phone at the sheriff's department they must travel a quarter of a mile to a public phone outside a nearby convenience store. Around (USPS 41210) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32711 Area Code 305-322-2611 or 831-9993 9 Monday, October 15, 1979-4A r 71I WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS G I OR DANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director - ________ Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.00; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. NW The Clock By CARRY GRAIJ The Human Family In front of the jail entrance is a phone boothlet, waiting for installation. The boothiet is not completely enclosed like a phone booth. The service for the jail hoothiet was requested by Spolski with Southern Bell about six weeks ago. Tom Hunt, spokesman for Southern Bell, said the phone should be ready for service within two weeks. Hunt said usually 45 to 60 days are allowed for public phone service but hurricanes David and Fredrick destroyed phone service to thousands of people who have received priority. Public phones are often put in first for emergency areas to give the people some phone service while thousands of lines are repaired, Hunt said. Because of the massive public phone work needed In hurricane-hit areas some of the local requests, like SPORTS at the jail, have been delayed. Two paid phones were also ordered on Aug. 29 by Spolski for the lobby of the sheriff department. These boothiets will be coming as fast as possible, Hunt said. Hunt added that he applies more pressure for the sheriff requests since the department is Involved in "public safety." Hunt said he knows about the problem with police information being kept private and Is sure the phones will be Installed and operational as soon as possible. - Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. I In Wake Of Tanner's Tragedy Mayor League According to Hunt there are 168 working coinoperated telephones in Seminole County. P Iayoff5 - Yet May Be VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WALTERS United cam l I NO 02 oh-i 11 3 Baltimore 10. M 00k-s 63 Kisort, Rocker (I), Rom (3) ' flg..v'c WAPIti' U V W untangle. The two with the most surface appeal also have the greatest potential for mischief to wit, the legislative veto so beloved by the House of - Representatives and a new presidentialIntervention authority proposed by a commission of the American Bar Association. Both are intended to Insure that elected officials who are directly accountable to the voters have the final say on major federal regulations rather than leaving such decisions to the folks George Wallace used to call "pointy-headed bureaucrats." That's a beguiling notion, of course. Nobody likes to think of some Ivory-tower technocrat dictating rules with the force of law about car safety or pollution control or energy conservation or what have you, especially when those rules may add to product costs and hence fin, i;;er, may be worse. The Leave aside for anot her column the notion of letting the president modify regulations proposed by government agencies and commissions and consider just the wisdom, or lack thereof, of the so-called legislative veto. This Is a device that the House tries to write late sllklads of laws to ms, federal regulations O n The By DALE SINGER ST. LOUIS (UPI) The typical class clown the bane to his teacher and an irritant to fellow students- may be dolag his bad tobe kicked out of class to hide the fact he cannot do his work. Dr. Larry B. Silver, deputy director of the National Institutes of Mental Health,' says these -- sItoivstoWew or. bethbeueesot Congress. In theoy, It allows elected representatives to prevent the bureaucrats from inflicting unwise or unnecessary regulations upon the populace. In practice, however, the legislative veto offers an open invitation for special-interest lobbyists to descend upon Capitol Hill en masse anytime they don't like the scope or content of a proposed regulation. It is tmn the normal federal rule-making process Is both slow and cumbersome. But it is also fair. Agencies and commissions must follow procedures that guarantee that all Interested parties have a chance to be heard, that no one gets a private crack at the decision makers and that the final determination is based on factors spelled out by law. No such safeguards exist on Capitol Hill. Lebbyists can and do meet privately with legislators to plead their cases, with no notice to the opposing side that they are doing so. Campaign cosgrthutlons can open doors. Carefully orchestrated phone calls and letters from influential constituents can help sway a con an s onion. The beneficiaries of any proposed regulation tsadtobs only faintly iW.f., If stall, of the bl .thige they will re whereas the targets of the rule are always acutely conscious of Its Inconvenience and-or coat. Car buyers, for sph, won't storm (bngreu over proposed bumper-safety standards - but bumper msmiactursrs most auir.dly will (and have). - children may be suffering from what is called "minimal brain dysfunction," a condition characterized by the symptoms of hyperactivity and distractibility that result in poor performance in the classroom. • : .' The cause of MBD is not known. "There are a lot of popular theoties - damage to the brain during pregnancy or delivery, some hereditary factors but we don't know which are correct." • The results of the condition, If left untreated, are well documented. Students who cannot concent rate do poorly in school. If they can't do the work, they become frustrated, and that frust ration often leads to behavior problems, "The condllion may lead to a child becoming a school pushout," Silver said. "That's not a dropout, who leaves school willingly. This Is a pushout, a child whose problems become so severe that the school finally finds a way to get rid of him. Silver said between 3 and 7 percent of any school population Is likely 'to be affected by MBD, with boys having It as much as nine times as often as girls, for Parents who suspect their child may be affected should consult school authorities. Silver dressed the behavioral and learning Problems associated with MBD are the symp. toms, not the condition itself, and they can be treated. "Often these kids are the class clowns," he said. "They're the ones who always get kicked out of class beca use of their behavior. They're using It to avoid dealing with their learning problems. It's m uch better to be sent to the princi pal's office than be forced to get up in f ront of the class and show they can't read." There Is hope for children with minimal brain dysfunction, usually referred to as MBD. But, Sil ver said, physicians and teachers m ust be able to spot the condition and distinguish bet. ween children suffering from MBD and children whose school problems have other causes. "These children have difficulties which probably relate to brain f unct ion, but that fact Is not obvious," he said. - It would almost appear that Jordan has gone o ut of his way to become the man everyone loves to hate - and they are now seizing the op. pomtwdty to make it hurt. It is not the first time a presidential chief of staff has been In such a position. The precedents coming immediately to mind are Eisenhower's Sherman Adams and Nixon's H.R. Haldeman. But in Jordan's case, there is something ironically unique In the _____ timing and background. He was elevated officially to the deputy pwidency only a few weeks back to free the president of achnlnhstrative problems and allow him to concentrate on important policy Issues. 'Th man who masterminded the successful Carter presidential campaign once observed that "perhaps the strongest feeling in the 'cos*ry today is the general distrust and dialilulonmeig of government and politicians at all levels." • He added quickly that no drugs should be prescri bed until t he diagnosis of MBD is certain. Many children are restless or have problems in school without suffering from minimal brain dysfunction. "We're not saying you should use stim ulants for every kid who can't sit Mill. We've gotten into . I WASHINGTON -- The Jistic, Department Is legal troubles In Washington. A,key figure in the inside .Carter camp W* Spencer Lee IV, icrij THREAD: The Justice Department tfllJ( 10 Us loisthir the loose theesde of a complex dock transaction was Jerry Dorminsy, an Albany, GL, attorney who was a close frlsnd I Investigating reports that the missing Veaco Mumplet involving fcIal freebooter an Albany, Ga., busln"mw who controls the of senior A"Hser4Pen Jordan mad Richard had arranged with the Ubyans to pay $35 million Robert Vesco, Ubyas dictator Muammar Dean 011 Company. The S.cucltlss and Lie woo"$15,115 for his Inflame' in beth.s to d the planes rofamet His cut was 55 jfl$flNjbj5 EZd%5flg. COtPl1lMIOI1 bloCked the Georgians and PItal4 mad was also premised a char, of the $12 'niUhea supposed to be $$ nilulon. Apparently no bribes. • intbsdock and 1sundarhthe to.111M aft. dcck4ial.lafLasts,diacorpsrd.the wonactiaiyp,. The semi .1 other Wr11.kIVon WIwigs, In, proceeds through a thm*my corporation In the 'p.ny that wan sepposed 10 NINTH THREAD; Democratic national cfts( of staff )laintkon Babnas. _ dang While ffø lamdsr thipsyoff money. HSupertsdtilsVco chatresan Johe Ws was photographed by the IIftRD THREAD: Witnesses told us that conspiracy to Herds. bat sEes NatnaJ Charms Johe JwIn. and his White floss FBI k.epiiuj a rindenus. with Mansar FuNd sy. also hens dragged late lbs In. Vison oI'ired to divert en all tse*er (rem Ubys (fiend psruadsi n to pull at of lbs deaL VP, the Ubyan rejnssatativ. to the United Wm,clyDormlnsy'sto"psnywlthdsupsrat.Iyucs ikartm ____ told as 00 a Us Ndbm W I the O.etIn Raw*, lbs Now York Times reported In a needed oil. Aecoeding to one source, Veaco 61.4r to Mat.d Im was lying s,at t. wn whft hwocust lb. 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Hockey I -• personal grief LO manage Inc team. that man, it was a very they're here, but also as touching performance on his "The only thing we wanted to part." do was what we've been doing Tanner's mother, Anne, 70, all year," said Stargell, who died Sunday morning at Greendrove In Pittsburgh's first run vile Hospital, about 85 miles to tie the score in the sixth in- north of Three Rivers Stadium, ning. "That was the real "We had no pro-game motiPirates out there. vation talk the players "I was the first one to go In motivated me," said Tanner. people." Second baseman Phil Garner, who went 2-for-4 and drove in a run with an eighth-inning single, says the Pirates would like to win the Series for Tanner. "We certainly would like to win the Series for hlm,"he said. "But we also know we have a - pitching, good pitching out of the bullpen, good defense and timely hitting." The pirates got a strong performance out of starter ju Rooker, who gave up one run and three hits over five innings. Rooker had a bad regular season, finishing with a 4-7 record, after twice being placed on the disabled list with shoulder and elbow injuries. To - WIA For Sports I Mom Knew 0 0 0 0 New Jersey 0000 New York 32 1 6 0 Whlngtn PITTSBURGH Morino Ct Foil is Parker rt Parker ii Stargell lb Madlock lb Nicosia c Garner 30 Rocker p Lacy ph Blyleven p Totals Bolt AL Ptsbgh ML 00000223*-? Utah Stan- Diiw.v house. OP-PIttsburgh 2. LOB Bengais Supri'9se Steelers ByUsltedPresslntersauosal In other games Sunday, it ereda fumble and iateraledto They talk about "any given was Dallas 30, Los Angeles 6; Louis Wright, who also turn. W L Pct. go SIMW in the National Foot- Mifmi 17, Buffalo 7; New Wed, and 17bompson took the bill league b* U ($5' as the Orleans 42, Tampa Bay 14; ball on a bounce and went in to -1141timm 7, Pittsburgh 9. 10 YMartinex pitched 24, St. ___ Chicago 105. GOlden $t•te (0?) Phoenix 112, Poitlsnd 100, Pro Football Milwaukee at seam. 02 .114 - Utah Own V WI. 7 52 Chicago 102 DIMS ,i. 20; 32, to 1 better Milwaukee 1$, Denver % T-2:54, A-10,t* Saints 4Z, Buccaneers l4 Am-chic Manning ran for, one score and passed for another to She was telling him the truth. Anne Tanner was a fan in the spark New Orleans to its upset strictest sense of the word. She not only followed the Pirates Pfttabiwgh Stealers were con- Philadelphia LouIs score. rout of Tampa Bay. After a religiouslybutthePitthbwgh&eei as erswefl M nutter corned, It was "giving" Sun- Washington 13, Cleveland 9: the Chargers 35, Seahawki ii scoreless first half, the Saints during one of his visits, Tanner found her eyes glued to the TV set day. New Now York Giants San San Diego kept pace with scored 21 points in the third whereoneoftheSteelers'ganieswaainprcgrand shestar tJed lb. Steejers, heavy favorites Francisco 16; New England 27, Denver in the AFC West as Dan period and 21 more in the him a bit by letting out with a sudden, "C'mon, Bradshaw!" y, esg Cincinnati, (1111111- Chicago?; Houston 2$, Bal- Fouts completed a club record fourth. ____ When the Pirates' manager arrived at Three Rivers Stadium bled an Incredible nine times, timore 16; Denver 24, Kansas 28 passes, three of them for for the fifth game of the World Series with the Baltimore Orioles loft seven of them, and were City 10; Green Bay 24, Detroit Ths, to highlight a victory over Oilers 2$, Colts 1$ S unday morning, the first thing he did was put in a call to his biinbl.d by the Bengali 34-10. 16; Oakland 50, Atlanta 19, and Seattle. Earl Campbell rushed for 149 mother in the hospital. MaU ice i thm touch- San Diego 2e, Seattle 10. Min- Dolpht= 17, Bills 7 yards and three TDs to CUTY A girl at Ow hopital told Chuck Tanner she was deeply sorry, downs In l.a than two minutes nesota is at the New York Jets Rookie Tony Nathan returned Houston past Baltimore. Camp- but she had some bad news for him. His mother, who was 70, had of lbs second period following tordgtg. a punt 16 yards or a touchdown bell carried 22 times and scored passed away only a couple of hours before. fumble recoveries to blow open and Larry Coccus bulled for 91) on rims of 7. 20, and 2 yards. a s Tanner thanked her and hung up the phone. He spoke with his the game. Dallas ripped Los Angeles, yards and a touchdown as father and some of the other faintly members, and torn between It was the most fumbles in a with Roger Staubsth hitting all Miami but Buffalo for an NFl, RaIder, II, Falcam It staying at the ballpark where his team was one game away from gems by a PlttsbulglI ham in nim pasam he throw in the first record 20th consecutIve time. Mark van Eeghen scored extinction, down three games to one to the Orioles, and rushing off lbs 11 years that Quick Nail h th 'I'D. and Ken Stabler to the hospital, where there was nothing more he really could do, three half and toued, and the PatrIoto 27, Bears 7 coached lbs dub Steve Grogan threw three TI) threw for two more in Tanner remembered what his mother had said to him only two Cowboys ran their record to 6-1. also had two PIUS. In- Tony Doraett gained 103 yards, passes to lead New England Oakland's rout of Atlanta' The weeks ago. tercspt.d. B. Robinson, Rosnicka, Phoenl* 2 01.000Dempsey, Parker. 31-FoIl. 5- Portland 2 01.000 S. Robinson, Blytevee. SF- Los Angeles 1 01.000 ½ Stargell. Ian Diego 1 1.5001 IPH R ER 15 $0 Seattle 1 .000 1½ SaIIIMSIS Golden Stat 0 2 .000 3 Flangen L 6622 16 $ahwday's Results Stoddard New York 125. Washington 2.3 2 2 2 0 0 TMartnez 1.3 2 11 0 0 115 (0?) 15anhous. 13 22 20 PhI ladelphia 113, Houston 106 Pittsburgh iseisii 130. Cle vSland 111 Rooker 331122 lndianallj,Atlan$aIQl - In Oth. matter I Pacific Division Best what. And that was the way they left it, although a day never passed between that time and Sunday that Chuck Tanner didn't either speak with his mother over the phone or visit her personally in the hospital In Greenville, Pa., to where she eventually was moved. "We're in the World Series, Ma," he greeted her with that happy, laughing way of his in the hospital after the Pirates had polished off the Reds. "You better listen to every ball game now. If not, I won't go." "What are you talking about?" she chided him the way only a mother can. "You know l watch and listen to the games all the time." Manning Rips Tampa Bay 0 I .000 1 0 2 .000 1½ C-Garner, Stoddard, Always problems all his life - his mother. "Ma, I'll do whatever you think is best," he said to her. "If you think it's better I stay with you, I will." Anne Tanner regarded her oldest son in pure disbelief. "Don't you worry about me one bit, I'll be perfectly all right," she reassured him, "I have everything here I need. You can't do anything for me. If something happens to me, I want you to go manage. You're a manager, you know." The conversation took place shortly after Anne Tanner suffered a stroke at her home in New Castle, Pa., about 70 miles from here while the Pittsburgh Pirates were finishing out the season in a series with the Chicago Cubs two weeks ago. The Pirates were still battling the Montreal Expos for the National League's Eastern Division title and nothing bad been settled yet. Anne Tanner "Wed onething at least, thou1t. The oldest other four Sons, or "Junior," as she always called him so as to dl!ferentlate between him and her husband whose name also is Chuck, woWdMay with his teaJn.He had a job to do, and the Tanner household, you stuck with a job until you finished it no the 116$ Detroit Tigers all did It. Boston won a nine-game Series Horse, Scrap Iron, Mad Dog and Dave will be trying to win one for alnstPIttabiwghln1as3af teIt1.alllng3.I. grandma. Central DIVIII.a ab r hbl 4I00 W L Pc?. GB 4 2 2 3 Detroit 2 01.000 4 1 2 1 Atlanta 1 1 .100 1 i 0 i 0 Indiana 1 1 .100 I 3 1 1 1 San AntonIo 0 i coo iv 1 1 4 i Cleveland 0 2 .000 2 4 0 0 0 Houston 0 3 .000 2 4121 Western Ceniereec, 1000 Midwest Division 1010 WLPct. OS 1 0 0 0 Kansas CIty 1 0 1.000 34 713 7 Chicago 1 1 .500 ½ 000010 000-1 Mltwauke 1 .1 .100 1", _____ - "l'hla Is 1 o 11.0110 11 I 0 2 .000 2 I By MILTON PITTSBURGH (UPI) That first shock Is always the most severe one and after some of the initial numbness wore off, Chuck Tanner still was troubled enough so that he felt he had to talk it over with somone. He picked the same person he had gone to with his biggest • TMartlnez p Stanhousi p Totals Parade ______ Basketball fr 'Both ball clubs are In this thing playing hard, and they're class and we're class," Tanner said. "You have to be ap. preclative of something like this and I think it exemplifies the way the great gam e of baseball is with two ballclubs like this going head-to-head." After Rocker was removed from the game in favor of a pinch-hitter, Pittsburgh also three____________________________________________________________________ S Pirates Will hit relief from Bert Blyleven. Blyleven had started against the Orioles in Game 2 of Series. Blyleven had not pitched in relief since he appeared in the All-Star game for the American in 1973. Houston a? New York s. ASWIIIIS s DS?V0?t .t stand New Jersey a? Indlins _____ the third straight game he has pad Chicago. Grogan hit 21-of- Raiders recovered tire. n"... If something happens to me, I want you to go manage. The B.tsgels turned three surpassed 100 yards. yards and the bleá and Intercepted three You're a manager. you know ,,." 3peiies for helibiSi O 5i'IS In ' Eagles 24, Cardiusli 35 cteidme at to Angeles Patriots' defense held Bears panel to win their third Central Before the game began, the 50,120 fans in the ball park all loam. at PhoenIx second period to bidld .7.3 lead ning star Walter Payton to straight game. W I. 7 Pd, run 1Y cp('s n.ywi m 811 Ian Die" marked a moment's silence for Anne Tanner and for Edgar 0? Perftand Pittsburgh 5 20.114 WoaTl4advaMags. run with 2:54 left lifted only 42 yards cn15cja. Speer, a director ofthe Pirates, who had Also died Sat urday. H.ston S 20 .714 Xi Riley recovered JOI*I Redekba 13, Beew$ Gluts 32, den 1$ & Cleveland 4 Practically all of Tanner's players had come to him individually SlaDweeth'. fili es1 CIncInnati 1 6 0 .113 _________ 15-yard TI) Rookies Phil Simms and to convey their kept the Eagles tied with Dallas Joe Thetanam's sympathy and Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver Wed Johnau'i scored a tOI30bdOWT* for first place in the NFC W. pass to Qaiwoce Harmon with 7 combined for 11$ also made a point to extend his condolences. WI. 7 Pd kickoff macsail, ChalsiS jiM 27 seconds to go car ried yards and two ThuIfla27.polnt Ian Diego S 20 J1 "It wuto4h,"saIdTannerafterhhspfrate$Watth,O7. was fembled by Larry Andsr. Bin Thompson scored on 1 20.714 Washingt on past Cleveland, second period which carried allve Series, and talking not udh bouit 4 3 $ .171 Kansas CIty K New York over winless Sin the ball game as , puI e', '. fte MCI 9 Osklaimil 4 30.171 he was about the thoughts he had of his mother (1thj, oww hm reco,, 1, In Um first bait to spark lbilaiwintockthsmonanei. Francisco. It was the Glanta' dlrb4 It. $NItle 2 s ' W..L..T..W. .1. .7. PN.OP arid end ran yards for a Denver over Kansas City, 7% yard, sigid-pisy march in less second *W& victory after "I think aboist her a lot but I think what the wanted me to do. $antsrd 40 4 II 00 00 tSi1+ei5. NetIesMCsaLo five Broncos' Bob Swenson recoy- than two minutia. Lyman 3 $ I 4 3 I 110% You gotta be strong and I can be strong because the people around an# 32 S 3 II 00 00 W I. T Pd. Apng*e me are strong. My players, they're the ones who motivated me 320 3311311 Dellas 010.017 $Creek today." MaInland 23I33I001 P06Ialslela 615W $352411700 Tanner never shed any tears. He didn't hav, to. 1 25.114 L.Si'sst WesitInsten L.HsI 1402 4.15110 I N. Louis "If I haven't shown my love for her all my life," he said to a $0.30 DeI..and 1301104607 pe 3 55 .301 NY Giants long-time friend talking about his mother, "thin there's csens*.oi*ws ___ StoMa? AN illison something the matter with ins." W I. T Pd, W I. T W I. 7 StoOP Tamps Bay S 3 I .714 The fact Is there's nothing the matter with (buck Tanner at all. U15d Preen sr.Ussi bat we managed to take that In other games, Pbrtland Anthony Ovi* 1 $ , 0110 00 3 Roberts, with is luotle Ding. 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I , - " I" ••.• tint of th accepted • •Ti. temper MiamI New Eneland Grand Jury May Probe Bil ly's, Alliance - MIlL $?anhing By UiiiIsd Press International Robinson (6). Jackson (I) and CamPbell Conference Nicosia; Flanagan and Dempsey, W Patrick Division Flanagan, I.C. L - Kilon, 0-1. HR5 - Pittsburgh, Stargefi (1) W I. T pt. Atlanta Baltimore, DeCirices 1. 2 1 0 4 PhiladelphIa 2 1 0 ,e Game 2 NY Rangm Pittsburgh 020010011-311 2 Washington 1 20 2 ng, Baltimore ii. 011000-2 6 i NY Islanders 0 20 o said Pittsburgh had extra In- tell he was hurting. But he the same with Earl Weaver and very hard job ahead of us and we're going to have to work Smythe Division centive to bounce back after wouldn't let it show because he the Baltimore players. I Blyleven, D. Robinson (7). can si st W L T Pt,. very hard to win. lo ng the fir two games at didn't want it to reflect on the just say both Tekulve (9) and Ott. Palmer, T. St. Louis 1 1 1 3 ball clubs are "We played today like we Martinez (0), Stanhouse (0) and Vancouver team. home to the Orioles because He of walked very tall world champs and not only as i 1 1 3 DIMPSOY. W - D. Robinson, 1-0. L Chicago played to get here in the first I I 1 3 the way Tanner put aside his today.I - Stanhousi, 0-1. HR -Baltimore, really saw something in baseball players, which is why Edmonton 0 12 2 Murray, (1). Winnipeg 1 20 2 Oame3 tnIr .. i• V Wales Conference Baltimore 002 N•Fle Division Pittsburgh I0111H0-492 WL TPts. Try 2 0 1 S McGregor and Dempsey; Can- Pittsburgh Montreal 200 4 delaria, Romo (4), Jackson (7) Los Angeles 1 0 1 3 Tekulve (I) and Nicosia. 012 2 M McGregor, 1.0. L - Candelaria 0.1, Detroit Hartford 012 2 HR - Baltimore, Ayala (1). Adorns D3Is1on Game4 WLTPN. Baltimore 3 00 11300061-4121 MInnesota Pittsburgh 040 011 101-6 171 Buffalo 2 1 0 4 PITTSBURGH (UP!) - Tim Foil, sounding not at all like a Jim Hooker, ettective against Baltimore for 3 2.3 Innings om Boston 2 I Crazy Horse, explained how the Pittsburgh Pirates overcame relief In Game 1, started for Pittsburgh and allowed one run and D. Martinet, Stewart (2), Ston Toronto i 2 0 2 (5), Stoddard (7) and Skaggs, Quebec 020 o sadness in their clubhouse to prolong the World Series, three hits In five Innings. Dmpsy($), Bibby, Jackson (7), D. Saturday's Resiffs "01ithe emotional side, we realized it was miserable," Foil said "He went out and did a tremendous job," Baltimore Manager Robinson (I), Tekulve (5) and Ott. Buffalo 5, N.Y. Islanders 2 Sunday after the Pirates w- Stoddard, 1-0. L - Tekulve, 0-1. beat the Baltimore Orioles 7-I despite Earl Weaver said. "I don't know when a left-bander has done as Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 2 HR Pittsburgh, Stargefi (3). learning of the death of Anne Tanner, the mother of Manager good of a job against us." Boston 5, Washington 2 Games Montreal 3, Quebec 1 (buck Tanner. "We felt if we were going to come out here, we Bill "Mad Dog" Madlock became the third player in this Series Hartford 3, Pittsburgh 3 (tie) might as well win," Baltimore III 01$ 001-I 2 and the 39th in Series history to have four hits in a game. He said Toronto 2, Colorado I Pittsburgh 101102 23x-7 131 The Orioles lead the Series 3.2 and are returning to Memorial Detroit 3, Edmonton 3 ftI) Hooker lifted the team. Minnows 3, Chicago 1 Stadium for Game 6 on Tuesday. Flanagan, Stoddard (7). T. Bert Blyleven, making only the sixth relief appearance of his Los Angeles S. St. Louis 3 MartInez (7), Stanhouse (I) and Foil, whose earned him the nickname Crazy Horse, major-league career, was the winner, Sunday's Results Dempsey; Rooker, Slylevin (6) and "My arm felt good," Blyleven said. "I can't see why I couldn't Mlcosia. W - Blyleven, 1.0. L - Washiton S. N.Y. Rangers 3 drove In three runs with a triple and a single and participated in Philadelphia 4, Toronto 3 two double plays. Flanagan, M. start in one of the two final games. Hart-d 3, Chico" 3 (fit) Pittsburgh scored twice against loser Mike Flanagan in the Pittsburgh 4, He hinted that playing under the difficult Boston 1 circumstances may Pittsburgh Mandelarla 14 MIMOUtS 3, Buffalo 4 have helped the Pirates regain the concentration that they sixth on a sacrifice fly by Willie StargeU and an RBI single by Baltimore (Palmer 10-6) 5:30 p.m. WInnIP.O 1, Colorado 2 Madlock. The pitchers needed nothing more. Wednesday's Game Vancouver 4. Edmonton 4 seemed to lack in losing Games 3 and 4. Pittsburgh at Baltimore, 1:30 (tie) Pittsburgh increased the lead ln the seventh when Foil tripled in the first time really we've played well in the Series," p.m., if necessary May's Games run and scored on a double by Dave Parker. In the eighth, Phil Foil said. "We played our kind of baseball, th e nd that put us a ki Game S (No games 5edulad) "Scrap Iron" Garner singled in a run and Foil singled home two bere.90 BALTIMORE ab r h bi Tuesday's Games more. Garcia ss 4000 Atlanta at N.Y. Islanders • Tanner's mother suffered a slight stroke Just before the Ayala If 1000 Lot Angeles at Washington "I remember in a game In New York on my mother's National League playoffs and died Sunday morning. Bumbryct 1000 Singleton rf 4000 "You've got to be strong mentally," Tanner said. "You have birthday," Tanner said. "Parker talked to her on the phone and i Murray lb sadnew in your heart, but you have to understand that it's gonna think that was the greatest thrill she ever had In her life. I said to Roenlcke d 41I0 Dave, 'Come on, Dave, hit one for grandma,'and he hit a rope into happen to us all someday. So let's enjoy it and give our best. DeClnces 3b 4020 You center field." Dover 2b NBA Standings 3000 have to he strong. And I can be strong because the people around Utimore's Jim Palmer and Pittsburgh's John Candelaria will Lowenstein ph 1 0 1 0 By United Pro" international me are $ttOO&" Dempsey c Eastern Conference 3020 be the pitchers in Game 6. Crenley ph AIIIatIC Divisim t000 The Pirates needed to be strong. They traIled 3-1 in the Series "1 fed fine," $aid Palmer, who darted Game 2. "1 migi* be 1 o o _ W I. Pet. CS and only three teams have ever recovered from that position to better than last time. But I could be worse." Kelly ph 1 0 0 0 SOItOII 2 01.010 win a seven-game series. The 1025 Pirates, the 1958 Yankees and Stoddard p 0 0 0 0 PhIIad.lph He might also be facing an especially dangerous foe. Crazy 2 01.000 - But JACK ANDERSON .. • trouble In this country because doctors have been giving medication to any kids who can't concentrate. They have rightly been accused of drtg1ng these kids. "You have to distinguish between kldiáhoee emotional problems cause. their school ficulties and those kids whose emotional problems are caused by their dif ficulties In school and the fail ures and frustrations tlwy experience." u - i, er Sies Alive 7.1 - ZalIM UUI U1I I. There are several and often contradictory evaluations of Ham Jordan currently circulating. To those who know him best, he Is said to be an Intelligent, tough-minded and totally loyal practitioner of professional politics. To ethers who have hitter resson to think they know him, he Is small-town boor catapulted into a position of power without accommodating to its requirements, "Th e slob In the White House." Whatever the real Ham Jordan, he has done not hing to win friends and Influence people in Washington since coming to town. Apparently taking the 196 Carter campaign against the capital's insiders as a personal credo, he has snubbed Congress - which, whatever Jordan and other critics who are legion may think of it cannot be campaigned away - and shown little interest in establishing productive contacts with self-perpetuating but potent Washington edablistunent iItfl! p • cumstances aside, the present situation demonstrates the vulnerability that goes with the power of Jordan's position. To be effective, a man who holds the position that in some ways is virtually deputy president has to be hard-nosed. And Jordan Is that. His function is to shield the president from many of the demands upon his attention and patience, to say no to personages accustomed to hearing yes. And Jordan does that. Any successf ul chief of staff unavoidably draws resentment toward I 'F" I '0 I0 S S CloW fl 0T1Vt!Dt?Dr!U A LA AJ%JL%UU ee K anager Tanne And Grandma r But personalities and immediate cir- *ha flQ,,4u Af lnflnflon Bucs •••••••• 315 00-1130 - SCIENCE WORLD Houston fl Denver 21, Kansas City 10 Green Bay 21, Detroit 16 Oak'and SO, Atlanta 10 San Diego 20, Seattle 10 Dallas 30, Los Ang,in 6 Monday, Oct. IS Mlnn.tnii * v, i.e. -. •• 9 pin. - ByDONGRAFF Have you heard the latest Ham Jordan story? Probably not - unless it started with you. Tales about the White House chief of staff are surfacing so rapidly and in so many quarters that there hasn't been time for the very latest to reach you yet. But patience, it will. Jordan Is now good copy. The best, in fact, in the Carter administration, having outdistanced competition from several of the more vivid members of the immediate presidential family. Publicity focused on his personal peccadillos, actual and alleged, has by now become almost self-generating - one story begetting another. There are several lessons in this apart from the one the White House is probably most bitterly resenting, which is how vindictive the political opposition and how malicious the press m can be when they scent a promising victim. WASHINGTON (NEA) - If minor tinkering with the hideously complex federal regulatory process has been fairly successful, then a major overhaul would be even better. Right? Wrong. There can be too much of a good Oft, and a couple of the most talked-about regulatory "reform" proposals now floating around Washington easily could do more harm than the red-tape mess they would supposedly WV WW - About Mr. Ham Jordan Much Too Much Ref orm ? Americans are not inclined to hero-worship these .. 1 .days, but few would deny that we have just had a 'genuine hero in our midst. Pope John Paul II flew -hol back to Rome leaving millions in this country with qi a sense that they have just been visited by one of '.i those persons who is somehow larger than life. The man who stopped so much traffic had not been to the moon, won the World Series or scaled any real or symbolic mountains. Until a year ago 1. he was virtually unknown outside of Poland. Yet this pious and paternal visitor made an extraordinary hit in a country that is generally more secular than spiritual in picking its celebrities. The easy explanation is that John Paul has charisma" - a term more often used today to describe the natural charm of certain politicians. But the work, in fact, Is borrowed from religion. .Early Christians used it to refer to a special grace or divine gift. For the faithful, then, charisma is explanation enough. Whatever the source of the pope's personal magnetism, it must be the envy of our own political leaders who saw the throngs pouring into the streets and parks for his appearances. The affection and respect shown to John Paul did not waver even when the words coming out of his mouth may have run against the grain of many - persons in the crowd. There was no equivocation or hint of compromise for Catholics who question their church's teachings On divorce, birth control or sexual morality. For priests and nuns chafing at the rules of celibacy or convinced that the all-male priesthood is an anachronism, the pope could only reiterate the scriptural authority for those rules. To the wider public, John Paul's message could also be unsettling. Though obviously an admirer of the freedom and vitality of the American scene, he admonished our people, especially the young, to resist the selfishness, the materialism and the escape Into fads that he sees quite accurately to be .a dominant streak in our society. At the United Natkms he the UnvsnaI vette1' tmt p4oft o .U. sp%tf presence of many diplomats whose governments deny those rights to their people. A paradox suggests itself. According to the : mmofl wisdom, a leader receives cheers and .applause by telling audiences what they want to 'hear, words that make them comfortable and satisfied with themselves. But that was not the mission of John Paul in America. To Catholics, to those of other faiths, and to those with little faith or none at all he was saying simply what his own convictions and the doctrines of his church compelled him to say. He spoke with the .upreme confidence of a leader whose authority does not require cheers and applause to reinforce .it. Perhaps this is no paradox at all, and the message of a sometimes stern and un17 compromising moral authority is what millions of people caught up in the distractions of a highpitched secular society really want to hear. The pope's charisma may be no more than the force of *imple and enduring Truth. Scarcely a year into his pontificate, John Paul has carried that message into three different 'worlds. He has taken it to Latin America, part of the developing world. He has taken it into Eastern urope, part of the Communist world, He has taken 1t to America, the Western epitome of the Industrial world. - .'. The message has a different meaning for each of .-those worlds, but it Is essentially the same. John Paul's determination to make it relevant for all raises anew the hope that the human family may .,yet be united In a spirit of love, brotherhood and j)eace. W L Pc?. 3 2 .610 2 3 .41S Pittsbvro ., ,. .-. auumori Pittsburgh V11 Monday, Oct. iS, 197"A .: , q 9.0 -•.• , (I. .•-• • - _-.. •• -. - -, .-.• - r, ,0 - --.-•.-..A...*-.-w . j. . •.. • . .• ;i_ V. . I . .ww" "_, jo q. te!; , I .11"t. I -, , I .1-- .. ._. ._ . . -- .. • A~ �6A-Evening-Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Oct. 15, 1919 L1 OLD RARITY OR - TgD PJ CAM HEDGES & 12 YR. SCOTCH LITVR OURSELVES ØBUTLR_SCOTCH 1i1 BEEFEATER *- I•JLYAYII1 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LONDON DRY JDSCOTCH WI Monday, Oct. 15, 1979-18 GIN 4;111M 8, @ 99cm ANY 12 - 107.85 7.79 0T. ANY 12 -93.45 Treks Into Outside World TONIGHT'S ward for the Portland Trail Blazers 0 240-ROBERT Thib loses his sight after a car crash and two drug-crazed teenagers Win a gas Station into a fi,'rv inferno J GREAT PERFORMANCES Live From Lincoln Center Joan Sutherland and MariIrn Home are featured in this historic )OI1I concert Iron: Aver', Fisher Hall at Lincoln Center Richard Bonynge conducts 9:00 MOVIE The Flame Is Love- (Prnuere) Linda Purl Tinmtt Dalton The life 01 a youthful American heiress ,ilne'ad e'nqaqed to be married, is drastically changed when she meets a marquis and a Journalist 4 0 M'ASH Radar reLictantl', prepares to leave tine .2077th as the' operating room Continues to fill with wounded soldiers during a Power outage Conclusionl 0 NFL FOOTBALL Minnt'so. I.e Vikings .it New York Jets _____________________ Me And My Shadow fl 12 YR. OLD 3 LITER CALIF. WINE BURGUNDY • CHIANTI '00z'. CLARET ABC . AVOID TANK CAR TASTE NOT RECONSTITUTED" CASEOF 4-15.953 99 1E- • . SCOTCHCASE 57.95 IT'S 4 YEARS RETrER" "BOTTLED IN CALIF. AT WINERY MARTIN'S cvI V.V.O. SCOTCH 's.. £..1 I %VO 4999 ANY 12 101 OZ. - 25.40Z. 59.85 t - CAFE BENEDICTINE 5TH LOCH-A-MOOR (LIKE ORAMBthE) NEOPOLITAN (LIKE GALLIANO) TIFFIN TEA LIQUEUR 6:00 0 0 :12 NEWS CD AMERICAN GOVERNMENT "Phiosophies Of Representa. tion 6:30 L IT NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS ED AMERICAN GOVERNMENT 'The Congress 7:00 l.ijj THREES A CROWD ( ALL IN THE FAMILY Gloria moves out of the Bunker household as the result of an argument with Mike when she' demands that he' heal her as an equal. O P.M. MAGAZINE O JOKERS WILD IT THE CROSS-WITS MACNEIL / LEHRER REPORT Lisa Groth "thought public relations would he interesting" and went to Seminole Memorial Hospital to do her shadowing. 7.99 5TH 8.49 PEANUT LIQUEUR SM PtaJJT TASTI) 254014.99 LOVE COFFEE LIQ. MEXICAN noz. 8.49 AMARETTO JACQUIN 3/4 OT. 4.99 SAMBUCA BARONE 5TH 8.39 EVENING Linda Sawyer who is in Career Education at the Seminole County School office, and Desta Homer, a teacher at Lake Brantley High, have set up a pilot program this year called, "Shadow Project" which is part of the school's program on career awareness. Some 50 students are par. ticipating. Talented seniors can elect to participate as part of their senior social studies classes. Previously, students just interviewed personnel in their field rather than shadowing the Individual for a day. II / ' -,j- \. 5TH 7,49 244 OZ 9.95 7:30 LT) YOUNG PEOPLE'S SPECIAL 'The Hayburrers A warm friendship develops between a young boy and a mentally retarded farm hand L HAPPY DAYS AGAIN After demolishing his car in a race, Fonzie decides that he wants to be baptized THE NEWLYWED GAME O FAMILY FEUD OZI MAS'H Hawkey,' is tin,' only doctor left to over 10 when the flu bug hits Pt.. 4077th DICK CAVETT Guest-, Gretchen Cryer, Nancy Ford She recieved an overview of public relations in a health care facility through reading, sitting in on a staff meeting, touring the hospital, working with the graphic artist and shadowing the department as the day unfolded. - 1 7 / She observed the wide range of the activities demanding the attention of the director through phone calls, letters and memos written, visitors and conferences. Ms. Homer will hold a vid ionoto Dy lem VinCen? Feedback Day on Oct. 17 at Kay Bartholomew, left, public relations director at Seminole Memorial hospital, which students will discuss and Edna Robinson RN., acting director of nurses, put Lisa (iroth, a senior at their "treks" into the "outside" Lake Brantley high School, through the paces at the hospital. world. A GOOD SAT., OCT. 20 128 OZ FULL GALLON GALLON SEBASTIANI no. BURGUNDY 7.99099 LIMIT TWO PER CUSTOMER W/COUPON VALCKENBERG j1 GERMAN WINE OL 6.99 16 BAD ORNA SPATUSE 76 MADONRA AUSLISE 8.99 16 MADONNA IUREIIAUSLISE 19.95 71 ufiflAultal (SP. UL1 3.99 1$ MADONNA UURAUMLCII 4.49 is miii wrnvi KATT QiA 4.99 -s is mummscLnhiomuou 5.29 GAUJANO LIQUEUR .19 BLACKBERRY BRANDY JACQUU( .69 AMANETTO DE CONBO .6I MARTINS V.V.O. .70 FINLANDIA VODKA .69 NENI SUISSE 150 W ILJCA W 111 iTI am . I MUST III MI1U MUC11111118 HA. SOUVENIR GIFT BOX NP. CAJIASIAS. JR SEAM KY. In. ML (JY . III= A willff SCUM VOW(A.IiN.sun IiI$PT. 16 TV 9:30 4 0 WKRP IN CINCINNATI Les challenge's rival radio statroll WPIG to a winner -take -all baseball game' against the WKRP staff 10:00 0 LOU GRANT Rossi angers the Tribs religion editor by profiling a 111,111 110 posed nude, on .i church steeple. while' a porno magazine' editor abuses the concept of tree. of the pUSS THE MEDIUM A phony n:e'diuni finds herself haunted by the spirits she has create'c Carlo Mt'notti s contemporary opera 8:00 (it) (12) LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Laura is upset Mien 11:00 Almanzo takes another girt to 2 4 0 1 2 NEWS the same circus in which Mr ED ACADEMY LEADERS A Otesons long-lost sister (liar -hunt' Out Of War: One- F', ed ricH Gibson) is playing The Men Are Kings.- 'Sisinis yp Fat Lady " ,,r:tj Tint' Dote' (B) (14)0 THE WHITE SHADOW Reeves is given a very une 11:30 2 (2' TONIGHT Guest host pected chance to return to pro But, basketball as a substitute tom- Wanted: Cos tum G Entries Newha:t Guests 11:45 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED 12:00 4 THE NEWLYWED GAME 0 NEWS 12:30 4 ADAM-12 Mau am, Rt't'd search for an eIu5iy' her girl who can rnetp to clear an office.' of a blackmail charge' The It,nlCtitnei- k 0 MOVIE Of Notre Dame 8 WI I 193ii Char li's L auqhton Maureen 0 eia a A fiuniclihaLk f.lk iii POSe' with 1 treautiful but tlistenit qpsy girl 7 tIes 5 Mn';1 12:40 CBS LATE MOVIE • McMillan . Wife' The Gaint, Ot Survival' 19741 Hock Hudson. Susan Saint James 4ac he'conni's Suspicious whnn he is prSsure't1 to gather t.eifence' against .1 tinliliS pro Suspe'cte'd of killing ,e wealth', bus' nt'ssnnari IIJ '.l I7.' MORNING 5:00 530 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:53 12 PIL CLUB 10-30 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES 4 LOVE OF LIFE 0 WHEW! 10-55 0 CBS NEWS 11:00 2 12 HIGH ROLLERS 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (RI 11:30 2 12 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD AFTERNOON 12:00 2 MINDREADERS 0 0 12 NEWS 12:30 2 NEWS 4 0 SEARCH FOR TOMQB ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE 12 PASSWORD PLUS 1:00 2 12 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 4 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN 1:30 THE WORLD 2:00 2 12 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 2 12 ANOTHER WORLD 4 ()GUIDING LIGHT 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL €t) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 6:00 )'EARLY DAY 0 HEALTH FIELD 0 SUNRISE 3:30 O ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) VILLA ALEGRE 6:11 4' CRACKERBARREL 4:00 2 EMERGENCY ONEt 4 THE BRADY BUNCH 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:25 2' COUNTRY ROADS 6:30 0 THE ED ALLEN SHOW 6:41 (4) KUTANA 6:45 €Z) A.M. WEATHER 6:55 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (1) HI. NEIGHBOR 7:00 12 TODAY (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING 03000 MORNING AMERICA ED SESAME STREET (R) Mary Johnson, center, is clowning around for Morgan Canada, manager of Sanford's TG&Y Stores Co. and Carolyn Williams of the fabric department. The store is conducting a Halloween Costume Sewing Contest for all the trick-ortreaters who will be celebrating witch's night. Judging will be held on Oct. 29, at the store. The following merchandise gift certificates will be awarded: first place, $15; second place, $10; and third place, $5. The contest is open to the public. For information, contact the Sanford TG&Y store. 10:00 2 12 CARD SHARKS 4 BEAT THE CLOCK 4 0 AS TURNS U THE FBI Deck by Roger Bollen FUNNY BUSINESS Shawn. Aretha Franklin 4 THREE'S A CROWD HARRY 0 Hjrry t)oCCnnn's an :introrlc1 target hen i;,' investigates an attack on P widow who' Pi,,St)Irn iniCite.it 1 rnalp iZt'CI'l 7:25 () TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (fl' NEWS 7:30 (2)1)2) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA U MERV GRIFFIN 12 MY THREE SONS CDSESAME STREET (R) W av '4 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED 12 MAKE ME LAUGH 5:00 (III t1j CAROL BURHETT AND FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN €j MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 1 NEWS 0 M'AS'H 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 12 GOOD TIMES ED zoom (R) - cj Floyd lbab'es £ I.• a 8:00 (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 00000 MORNING FLORIDA T2) NEWS Publicity Procedure The Herald welcomes organization and personal news. The following suggestions are recommended to expedite publication: I. Releases should be typed (lower and upper case), double spaced, and written narrative style (third person). Do not abbreviate, A contact person's name and phone number Is 8:30 () 12( TODAY O GOOD MORNING AMERICA ED CROCKET-rS VICTORY GARDEN 9:00 (2)(4) DONAHUE O MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE @ DINAHI & FRIENDS 41) EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMMING necessary. Keep releases simple. Organization releases (the program should lead the meeting account) must be submitted no later than two days after the event. Advance notices should be submitted one week prior Herald Photo by Tom Vincent 9:55 (4) UPBEAT to publication date. Photographic coverage requests should be made bne week In advance. K ids 'Did Not Betray. Peers DEAR ABBY: As a long-time reader and admirer, I was shocked at your advice to the parents of the 12-year-old boy who, with his parents, had visited relatives In another city. On returning home, he told his parents (in confidence) that his 15-year-old cousin had offered him some pot, but he refused. The parents immediately phoned the cousin's parents to report it. Instead of being grateful for the Information, they reacted angrily, saying their son had never smoked pot, and the younger boy must be lying. When the visiting parents asked If they were wrong to have called the other parents, you said yes. (You also said, "Children should not betray their peers") Abby, If the kids had stuck up a gas station, or shot someone, would you still have said, "Children should not betray their peers"? sit.*. I ááU W. .. 4 11,/ - .-- •'i.'_ .-*.___ .-.. - .. - ,. - -.- -- - II. to impress his young cousin, wrote an editorial about lt. DEAR ABBY: I have been a Had he actually smoked pot in the boy's presence, it would widow for 11 years. My sister have been a different story. No and my daughter still pot was in evidence, and none remember my wedding anwas smoked! niversary in a quiet way, which I feel is comforting. I'm 5OZTY 1 didn't make However, my son (now myself clear, and judging from married) never remembers my the critical mail I received, I....,i,n.... ........-vuwI,uvcioy. a wn did not. Am I expecting too much of I just can't believe you would my son? What Is proper? advise parents not to tip off the Marijuana Is still Illegal, and HURT parents of children who are those who break the law should breaking the law and doing be reported and dealt with hann to themselves. accordingly. DEAR HURT: It Is not proper If I musunderstood your to otter congratulation on a answer, please explain However, in this case, no law wedding anniversary after one DISAPPOINTED IN YOU had been broken. 1 shield have of the couple dies. DEAR DISAPPOINTED: said, "When no law Is broken, Perhaps your no remembers You did, and Iwill. U you had children should not betray their the date, but doesn't read the letter carefully, you peers." And to have reported acknowledge It because he would have noticed that the boy back to the parents with such tears it might sadden or said his cousin had offered him flimsy evidence, thus creating a depress you. Let him know that some pot. He admitted that he rift between the fimlites, was yin derive coastset from having never actually saw his cousia uncalled for. 4 P.S. I hope the those you love remember that smoke, pot. editor of the Rock Hill, S.C., day. Then U he forgets, you will It was my feeling that the Herald sees this. S. Incensed have a kgltlmate cease, to feel older boy was only talking big was be with my reply that be hurt. ' - NO FISH STORY ALL THE FINGERLING CATFISH, HUSHPUPPIIS, COLESLAW, FRENCH FRIES YOU CAN EAT- *3•95 DAYS -. 5 PA, TIL9PA, M.QcQ VW SANFORD ON 14 (1 • - - '- ---"* ' ' - -- - ' -......... -. ' -- 'w - 4 . I. a - -- - - - - - �I 21—Evening Herald, Isnlerd PP. Monday, Oct _______________________ L.gal Notice I i5,ifl Legal Notice r Legal Notice 1P--Heip Warned Legal Notice Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. LjiEi1otIi IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY FLORIDA BOARO0FCOUNTY EIgHTEENTH JUDICIAL IR. $ CITYOP CITY OF LONOWOOD, FLORIDA CUlT, SEMINOLE COUNTY, COMMISSI0NURSTHSCOUNTY TONOTICEOFPUILICHEARING WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: LAKIMARYPLORIDA NOTICEOPPUSLICHEARINGTO FLORIDA. OF SEMINOLE FLORIDA NatIcoIIPVBUCN.II'IIg NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by CONSIDER ADOPTION OF CASE NO.: fl.1N$.cA4,.K S.aledbldsfor theconstructionof the BoardofAdjtm,ntof th City TO WHOM IT MAY CONCIRN PROPOSED ORDINANCE BENNIE FOSTER WILLIAMS and Midway Community Center for of Lake Mary, Florida, that O NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN said TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County Department of Board will hold a public hear ng at the City Council of The City of Uks NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by wif*, DIANNA JEAN WILLIAMS, his County Development will be 1:00 P.M., on Wednesday, * M y.F $,ffi1t$atdClvflcllwlll the City of Longwood, Florid., that received at the office of the Pur. November Plaintiffs, 7, 1979, to the City Commission will hold a vs. hold a public hearIng ctlasing Agent, Room 117, Seminole aj Consider a request for a 13, 19, at 7:30 P.M. to cIIdI' public Miring to consider enact. CECIL W. SIMPSON and PAULA County Courthouse, Sanford, variance to allow for construction of I Ordinance entItled as follows: mint of Ordinance No. 471, entitled: SIMPSON, his wife, Florida 32771; until 2:00 PM, local a single family dwelling and to AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY $ time, Monday, November 12, 1919, at reduce side yard setback from ten OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, RE. OF LONGW000, FLORIDA which time and place, bids will be (tO) feet NOTICE OF SALE to eight (I) feet, said ZONING CERTAIN LANDS AMENDING AND publicly SUP opened and read. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, property being situate in the City of WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE PLEMENTINO ORDINANCE NO. that pursuant All work shall be in accord with Lake Mary, Florida, tothe Final Judgment and described MARY, AS HEREIN DEFINED 102 OF THE CITY OF LONGWOOD, of Plans and Specifications, available as follows: foreclosure entered on October FROMA.ItOR.IAA,PROVIDINGA FLORIDA, INCREASING RATES 1979 in the 1, in the office of the Architect, The Lot), Perkins Place, according to FOR RESIDENTIAL SEWER Judicial Circuit CHANGE TO THE OFFICIAL Circuit of Court, Florida,Eighteenth LeibinDavls PartnershIp, 2626 the Plat thereof as recorded in Flat ZONING MAP, HOOK.IJP, PROVIDING ESTABLISHING for Semin'l. County. in and Edgewater Drive, Orlando, Fl. Book 20, Page 73 of the Public CONFLIC IS, SEVERABILITY RATES FOR NON.RES1DENTIAL No. 7ndoicA.o,.x, nrida, Case Deposit of $33.00 per set will Records of Seminole County, Land deveioper.manager CLASSIFIED ADS Orlando - Winter Park 3222611 831-9993 __________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. 1:00 AM. - 3:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon I RATES itime ............... . 43c a line 3consicutivitmis .. 3$c a line HOURS Defendants. - Must have exp. in Mechanical, electrical, plum. bing, heavy egpt., surveying & land sales. Write full resume to Canoe Country, 611 Wyrnor. Rd., Winter Park, Fl. 327$P. ed. Seminole Ii AVON FIGHT INFLATION 5.11 Avon. Increase your esrnlng power. For details. call. lconsocutive times.....3Sc a line ' 1•$.41.4617or 644-3079 3 Lines Minimum _____________________ RUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST rebullder. Seminole Auto ,Eng Machine, 301 E. 25th P1. Ezp. only I Wages commensurate w. — aity.tringe benifjf,..-... I DEADLINES Noon The Doj Before Publication . AND EFFECTIVE DATE. In which SEWER HOOK.UP, INCREASING BENNIE FOSTER WILLIAMS and be required. No refunds will be Florida. Said property also corn. Fridoj Sunday .thaflglrl the zoning onthe following MONTHLY FEE FOR SEWAGE DIANNA JEAN WILLIAMS, his . made, manly known as East Lake Mary escrIbed property sItUate p, TREATMENT SE RVI CE FOR wife, are Each bid must be accompanied Boulevard. __________ the Plaintiffs and CECIL either by a cashier's check upon an City of Lake Mary, Floridi: RESIDENTIAL CUSTOMERS, W. SIMPSON The Public Hearing will be held in ___________________________ ____________________________ ___________ ...• ESTABLISHING MONTHLY FEE "The North 155 feet of tI, Se and PAULA SIMP. incorporated bank or trust Corn. the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, 50ff, his wife the Defendant,, I will pany, or a bid bond with corporate Florida, at 5:00 P.M., on November 5-LOSt & Found ia-4Ip Wanted FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT silltothehlghnfandbastbideerfor surety satisfactory to Seminole 7, 1979, or as soon thereafter as Noon I (j Cook. Partlirn, Waitress, Partrim, Apply Days lnnof Sanford = s ______________________ - 41—Houses . $19,000. Exc. Co.. Exc. pay AAA EMPLOYMENT Your FutureOur Concern 912 French Ave. 323.5)76 _______________________________ * * * * * * * ___ LIVE IN mature woman to care for young man semi.invalid & housekeeping. Private room & bath. Salary, drivers license & references. 3223995. 1 BR-$199 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 1792 in Sanford. Call 333.5470 Mariner's Village. Sanford-spacious 1 BR + den, air, fornica kitchen, new shag. $215 Adults. 841.7fl3. 3 BR, 1½ B split plan, fenced yd., sc patio, cony, workshop or office in rear. All for $31,900. Retiee Special large LR, 15R,1 bath, eat.in kit. Adult, only no pets. $160 per mo. + $100 security. 332•2962 after 5 p.m. Why not join the fastest growIng Real Estate Office in town? Find out if we can make you a better deal. Door to door canvass getting names for new Sanford City directory - Salary plus bonus. Permanent employment for persons free to travel. Apply in person. R. L. Polk & Co. Em. 605 Atlantic Bank Bldg. 31._Ap,1m,ef1 pts for Senf%Citlzens 101 E. 1st St. . M.F o Secretary needed for law office. Must have good typing, thor. ___________________ thand preferred. 323.3640. no pets. $110 mo. + $10o security. After S !M 3234947. ___________________ Carpenters helper, $4.50 per hr.. minimum. 1½ years experience work in Deltona, 339.9079 bet. wean 7 p.m. I 9 p.m. daily. ________________________ 32-Houses Unfurnished _____________________ 38R, l½bath. 521 Valencia Ct. N. $32s _________________________ 643.2171 Mellonvilie. * * * * * * * COMPUTOR OPERATOR ALLFLORIDA REALTY REALTOR 2344$. FrenchAv. ___________________________ 3220731 332.0779 3237173, 34—?biIe Homes ____________________________ ______________________ Trailer torrent or sale. — Aft.6 323-6-497 paint, carpeting, kitchen I 40—Condominiums Sanford 2 BR, 2 bath, ii'ppi., carpet, pool. Close to every • thing. $34,500. 327.0323. . Condo for sale, will be comp. end Of December. RIviria p lains-Naples, Fl. 327.2543. ______________ — _____________________ ,. ---.--------------------.-- Experience desired. Good pay, in. surance, vacation, credit union &profittharing. Apply in person Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake y Blvd. at 1.4. w. Garnett White Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 101W. Commercial Phone 3fl-7551, Sanford w.w carpet, new roof, new Energy Saving C lilA, near schools & shopping. Now only $32,100. NEAR IDYLLWILDE elem. school. 4 BR, 2 B, 1g. fenced bk yd, C.H&A, w.w carpet, located :__________________________________________________________ Make offer. general clrculaflen in No — DEL.TONA CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME 3 BR 2 B, C H&A. w.w carpet, - . . - possession of Cross. Plaintiff, redefined so as to Include saId land obtaining ResldintaI.On, Lake Mary, Fluids, one time as ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF hersln dewd and 1001115, -. Ssos.c Caaiv A.us,sps a. Zoo COON &swsoi.' 7 NOV.Cou.r" 1979 730PM ROOM 203 ° ' - wi ,'- r rLORIOA - j t.' - - $- T I include the annexation contained in Secllop 1 hereof. a' • -' ., - - , - ww .._. - • . . _______ ASSPT1ONOP lW&15 PI01RAL1 4Jiy -. - PSI Thu CITY OP.LOsp WOOD, FLOS ISA - - SECTION 5: it any iocti pittliul 5ilSn 5 erlinstice 2 - ____ . - - ___ __u_l1g-• __ . pm. .snq Tie ___ — ----_-. - public __ , Piselds MMSd qulen.sai *e Maringe The pr W5gef Is_yjjj hetiwills, be and the same are &1e I £ IPJUI$ && 3 LAKEFRONT LOT-LOCH ARBOR Prize of the area. Gorgeous view, many trees. 150*115. Owner Atty' lot. 55,300 down $200 mc. Owner will carry moat. 533.500. 1511 Elliott St. 322-4455. REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 322 71,5 p,Ii, MULTIPLE LISTINOREALTOP MOUNTAIN TOP acre heavily wooded lots IS ml W. of 1.24, Henderson, N.0 - A call from you will bring a PrOMpt visit from our ,,. and Is itsip with your ehop P'!c 115151, cards of In. from loa mar 33315610r.v.s. 313.1517 : • ______ ' - - l - REALTORS P7*$anlsrdAv., REAUOR' - 51 Vale Dr., Academy Maner,) 70)515g. : s. Aitamoete Dr. . t-t —3104830 - -. * REAL ESTATE * - . , - U'1u I CHUUIOTA. spi TN( ':.. - 'We 55., I -. ___ • - .• -. *In - I * -. 6*10. - • • ths City Of Lake Mary, ens . SECOND READING: OCtober I, - • . '• I 30, - • .. . ,,N. • -. ISUI!1I *TTI$T: -,,t; br' asecteg (0*1,) • • - c INaiu' Ofn5EsIiJe - - . 97' • . •- ESTATE SALE, lovely 3 Bdrin, . - . CI$w.scpprdi&cwPSrt. Quiet - ' -- -- . b. . ' _..-. . . - . . ... _______ ____________ & '. - , - . - - . I .. • tf"w . I .'.' ••_ - ..• , ,, — 5 .4.. - .,'. eq I STENSTROM - - - - • . - 114?... • i... , ': -p .. '{ 1'- -- 5. '- - - nted 1350 S lfldlv.dualwantsTo 'ord Pinto, '71. Hatchback Runabout. 4 cyl., 4 spd., air, new tires, clean. $1295. 322.4962. ___________________________ .1 1 1kIl I" —i k B $ i k _____ - - we , • , 9al3rugs,$I4.pega, 3*$anlordAve. '-- - - - - BeaUty Caie Home Repairs TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook 5)9 E. 1st St.r3223742 Home repairs & appliances to tile. - •,- - . Cash 322.4132 Larry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used ___________________________furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools Top Dollar paid for good used ,- ..- •-- 'w - .- - - --- ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways bIng fixtures. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 323-0951. 1 I • _______________________________ MEINTZER TILE iew or repair, leaky showers our - ' - Housewives Cleaning Service, Personalized, fast, dependable. 5 essmiking Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 3320707 WeiboldtsCameraspsop photos & fast repair svvice. 3224101. Sales, passport ______________________________ 1 Man, quality operation $ yrs. up. Patios, DrIveways etc. Wayne Seal. 327.1321 4 Prs.i.. CIsiiiig lIE Pressure 1. Steam Cleaning, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. Ajobilehome special 12x40. $22.50. Reasonabl, rates, all work guar. 333-7153. $pShep _________________________ LV N' s S WAP SHOP INSULATION — BattIng, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call I 331-0139 or 904-7344701 collect. - Quality workmanship. No lob too small or big. Interior or exterior. ______________________________ ______________________ UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell thO5i thunos that are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 333-3611 or 53)4973. _____________________________ SO New I used Items & antiques ConslgnmentsAccepted MonSat. 1:305:30. 15$ Plantation !Ia 1 DiSeiy 645-5694. Vk ______________________ I Remodeling-carpentry, palMIng, fl1.515fy, concrete. All work professionalIy done. Free estimates. Call 337.2914. - 337.543 - - - Sgt. Peppers Painting Service. Custom Painting & detail trim, Pressure cleaning. 3220071. Regular or) time basis. We DO wash windowsi 6775194 CUSTOMCAIINETS Free Eat. 323.013attsr 5:30; - P&ntlng&Rsp.ir Free Est. 323-1701. . - AIB PAINTING Residential & Commercial 3225752 aft S 775-4)37 ' PAINTING, CARPENTRY £ 332.3791 EaffirleoNgiep Usad Reels RoSy $hep IWO Sanford Ave. i - C.ra,WcTIle - r Yard debris, Trash Appliarsces IMisc. (LOCAL) 319.5371 Painting -- - Light I'uIing __________________________ furniture, appliances & plum • Reasonable - Top Prices Paid Used, any Condition 614 $126 S C*. rates. 569 $562. Hofl1BIl1kWSI1RIds £ - - . . Over 10 yrs. Room Additions remodeling Ueneralhomerepairs.nojobtoo small. Call 323-9465 anyiime. -. , . -, - ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady Inside kennels, screenedoutside runs, also air coot cages. 322.S152. a' Licensed & uidn't be anyt work, there Cleaning Service ORIENTAL RUGSWANTED KENMORE WASHER Parts, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0691 -- Just think-if classified ads didn't specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 569-5562. 005. Sanford Ave. 52' ApplianCeS -- bonded. Free Estimates. Call 333 6033 alter 5 p.m. ____________________________ 68—Wanted to Buy 323 659) _____________________ __________ HaiTw Insetisn'1,nt general repairs. Central Heat& Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SIZARS,Sanford3221771 I add otis. Quality work, no lob too small. $914911. 322-9499 Buy i. Sell New& Used Furniture . PaintIng, rooting, carpentry & Air Conditioning, Heating, Eleciri' cal, Plumbing Servlce& Repair. Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6291. Lic., Bonded 8 ins. LICENSEDS699435 Horses Pastured WIUONMAIIR FURNITURE ( - - TySon Cement Drives, patios,waiks&etc. reg. 8584 I -WY. SILL, TRADE ,301111 -- - DELUXFHOPS(STABLE COmpIeleOrp6rtialborf Longwood, Lake Mary area, 3)1 - ' 31131h1.Fwstsu. - - Cimssit 66-4f(rses ARMYNAVYSJNPLU$ - - ___ - . . - - 4 -- - ___________________ ..--- aft4p..,,. -. , . I . ______ ' .' . - ___ . 4.. . - -1 - 43—IIpeuS, acres .-...' DobermansAe $100 372 5875 FURNITURE&THIPIGS &S0 MOlD, kent A 'rev us. IIOORY MOSIL.I HOMES 3134111 U.S. 17.99) Tveediy Evening Of aIR. 1.5 fl, split plan, 132.500. - •------------ Deer Dogs For Sale 3224761 go, p Nesrsdisols&bsm. 2131174 ____ roam. DATED: -, 78-borcyd1es I -- - - , the Public Hs.rIp. SVII JUNI LORMAMs - By o*ui. -M y 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a pulic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday a? 7:30. it'S the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.253 531) for further details. - investment, MISaaWsrdAve. -3311769 Aft. Mn. 333.744, 322.456e IMdeahaSSloIinIL&4lClnd, ------- repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $181 or '21 mo Agent 339 5386. QA MSJ11IUSSSSv* ______________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _______________________________ - 65—Pets.Supplies Eledroom Suite, oak dresser, 7 mirrors, 1g. door Chest, full or queen head hoard, tioo comp. Free Delivery! Sanford FUr riilure Salvage, 1197 So. of Sanford 3278731. ,ike new foil site sleeper P'a,ie by Jamison, $145. Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1792 So. of Sanford. 327 S721. radio, heater.' clean $600. After 6 p.m. I. weekends 831 0266 Fern Park. ______________ . Brand new Dining Room suite by Trogdon Table, 6 chairs, leaf & china White contemporary, $550 romp. S.snford FurnIture Salvage, I? 92 so of Sanford 322817). Vestioghouse washer & dryer set, good shapel $725 set Sanford Furniture Salvage, 1192 So. of Sanford. 3231121. Orange Ave., Suite 301, Wintei Park. 444-4433. - power, $1500. King size bed Air CondilI.onIu Kids gone, but the swing set in the hark yard isn't? Sell it with a w.,nl ad. Call 322 2611 &JUliJ tgage For Estate Commerical & Residential Auctions 8. Appraisals. Call Dell's AuctIon 32) 5620. ___________________________ - Will buy 1st 5 2nd mortgages WI also make Real Estate I 51ssiness loans. Florida Mor BR, S full baths. FR, newly insulted kisidelost?. NSWCH, ww carpet, fenced yd. $33,110. 332.9911 days: 31J.30 eve. IN. Real Lalate Iriker , - Ps buy your equity, close in7l hrs. 222.7972 BATEMAN REALTY ? --- AWARD REALTY, INC. -. 75 Pontiac Catalina SW, very clean, loaded, beige. $1600. Bank - equity. 3224314. MULTIPLEII$TINGSUVICI ISANFOR D AUCTION. 1215 S. French 323.7340 BUY JUNK CARS From $IOto $50 Call 372 1624; 322 4160 I __________________________ osing Ur h3me & credit? I will catch up back payment, & buy MiS. kIt. Inc. eli appl. 1131 pa ft, sgerkllng pool, CIlIA. We't st urn, at $31,155, FInancing -4v1I1. - LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 bath, wars screened .cf, . • stay be cern townhouse, 6 - .auto. • B. factory air. Super Shape, 1 owner 323 4367, I 6. 1974 1)-stiun -- : $39,151. - tle trim time S. time unfit filial 2 story 322-3481 liOHonda-$1,000or best otter. Call between 9a.m. 12p.m. 323-2876. - - 2 BR. 1½ 5, STIMPI*AIINCY MU :_RSaI Estate - - -- We Buy Wrecked Cars .,,. Jy-Tu FILL DIRT 8 TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark 8 Hirt 373 7580 ___________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS TteGreenhoe 3279)11 Eves,itlerd&weekends I 51—Household Goc1s - REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 749s Eves. 3225613, 322.1311, 322-1112, 322-7177 307 P. 25th St. It not you should see this newS BR, 3 bath listing. Just redecorated Inside I out. II can e yours for lust $36900. . . fl3.7132 *AREYOUSATISFIED? ' I CailBart, nc terms. l $36,500 __ . Priced from $4, with Iibera terms. Owner on site Oct. 19.20. Call 322.7495 for appointment. $z*. lit time offered, be the first to - 80-Autos for Sale -----fr------ ________________________________________________________________________________ 62—Lawn.Garden 975 Singer Futura Fully auto, 4S.Aflof State HAL COLBERT REALTYu Exceptional houseful of niCe furniture & bric a brac --like new includes heavy dark maple table 8. chairs, matching couch & Ioveseat, several TV'S, lamps, also many more items too numerous to mention. SCASH DOOR PRIZES $ VISA- MASTER CHARGE $ Top Dollar Paid for lunk & used cars, tr'Jcks&heavyequipment - 1UAS & VEGE TABL E PLANTS 2.101 Airport Blvd. -- SpacIous 4 SN, 2 bath, FR. Dfile 1 1.IOç CailBart CLASSIFIED ADS DO A JOB WHICH CAN BE DONE NO OTHER WAY. CALL 332-2611. ----- $1700. 322 7045 72 Ford A-I Condition Air cond. Recent inspection 5)500.323-0039, 322.2111 77—Junk Cars Removed _______ __________ Fender precision baSe I r.?l•n with caseSlSO 1385 after 5pm. - REALTORS 72___________________ Auction ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 1797 na. 32771 I 4 Wh. dr., cxc. mech. cond. _________________ - Accessories - I - Much darm pk* swimming pool. home, tree lined street. Owner says reduce. Now only $31,000. 55--Boats & ' Hospitalbedforsale ftcw mat?. 8 cover 5)50 FIRM 327 5637 FORREST GREENE '66 Ford Bronco _________________ - - 79—Trucks-Trailers --__________________________ 59—Musical N'rchandise __________________________________ Thomas Organs. Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 2207 French Ave 372 2755. I Don't pitt' no longer needed items tgh as an elephant's eye. Place a classified id, and pile the money in your wallet! FURNITURE- TERMS in store financing br everyone with i i down, Let us help you establish local credit. WHIGHAM FURN, CO. 2309 So. Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando Sanford.Lake Monroe nearbt - s Sale Liquidation Sale! Wholesale prices to all! Warehouse full! ORLANDO WHOLESALE FUR N., 2500 IndustrIal Blvd., off Silver Star Pd.. .5 blocks West of 4.11 Open 96 Mon thru Fr. 144*210 ft. Zoned agri. $5,900. I MwrtIaA.,. 339 0509 3390505 family home, w-city water sewer & paved street. $1,300. INVESTMENT 2 unit rental in. come property, good cond. ' M. Unsworth Realty l,% Said 701 Bldg. E.AltamonteOr. 33,45o. Build to Suit — our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA2351I2I5 - IffOal 7:55 NrCesreffsdOf$flyelherssctienu thert,.aip,l, alwhkts time beheld at Ungwud CIy NON, 171W. Wanes Ave., - Of tiiis srøsance. iateri,ie ,.,,. • • SECTION 6: All erdinencss ar ffie request stats awe will stay prew wvIp,, eras cseoawMI 5 ft5 pr parts Of ESlnascee in conflict hears.. liseril ludSatipi eab INC. REAL1OR' SUNLANO 3 BR, 1 5 plus 1g. FR, fenced, CHIA, FHA appraisal Eve. 3461 - Mere C$mman$y known as ie CexWrv Ckb • th butts Side Lake Mary Avenue wIlls 30 feet Of , , ,, The Public Hearis,g shall be hula .r. e, tocEzome, FAMILYSIZEIBR,2BexCcond. C.H&A. A buy at $32,500. 291 N. 1742, Casselberry, Fl. - ______ 4 o . ' REALTOR 'J ._..-' DELTONALAKES-Rejjd.ntlai INC. TT 36572?) - SEIGLER REALTY-, 0 . dirsance binsin, effective, ttu with 99feeIof fm.*Ia ' -- on L ke resident ailS property imws in the Mary Avenue abevedesC,Ibed annexed area shall be entitled to all of the rlglili and Lots 10,11 and West 19 feeS of i.ot priviie, and imminitles as are, 12, Sloth ft Crystal from tt.ne ts tim determined by Menses Subdivision, as rsrss in 4 C Uok'ge 113, Sioskiole Prfslo15Of$1Char*OfffieCNy . -- More commonly Known M Lake Ma' Ave-' Isgi Notice . J.MANNREALTOR - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3846 or 323 7710 WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur rtte Salvage. 3225721. TV repo 19" Zenith Sold orig. 5.193 75 bat $183 lb or 5)7 mo. Agent 339 8386 BEDDING--FURNITURE 322-7973 "THELANDMANN" $15,900 2 CARPORTS. ONLY $42,500. for For Sale Obl. dresser & cedar chest 32? 0472 REALTORS 27)0 Sanford Ave. lot 50*123. Owner says sell-best Offer over 52,000. COMMERCIAL (2) 3 BEDROOMS, (I) I BEDROOM,. ... . For Sale: Firewood. $35 pile or 3 piiesfor$100. Cash 8. Carry, 79 S. Laurel Ave. 323 2918 UNITS ON LARGE LOT ZONED ISA LTY uios 78—torcycIes Gun Auction Sun., Oct. 28. I p.m. .Consignments Welcome Sanford Auction, 373-7310 C'oodused TV - s. $25&up Mlufps 2619 Orlando fIr Ph 1') OWl Portable GE dishwasher ForSale 323 8077 acres on W. 1st St. near to acres off Airport Blvd. $45,000, $.SRPISURg Sloth Last of Country Club Road SECTION 4: That vOen thIs or. the South Side of N SPRINGS. - a p., ,. achine, like new, orig. price Rivervlew. Unbelievably priced at $14,000. BROKER MORRIS Pa5I 115. inle OFIorde, thu City Clerk, a copy of this notice day of October, 1979. as tiielr ass,... may appear on tte (SBAL) latest . vI$srm Arthur H. B.ckwlth, Jr. ClsrkOfCWcuitc DATIDQCSWV)0,lu7g. hg: Ceemle Male,, Senikisle Ceimty, Florida CItY cie y: Cynthia Pride, Deputy Clerk City Of Lake Mary, Florida Publish: Octsbsr 14,1979 Publlsit Oct. S. 13,27,29, 1979 01071 010.31 1 34 /tOCHARBOR/ city FamIly district zoning' 'I SILVER TERMS. 323.2222 BRANTLEY HARBOUR 4 BR, 2 B plus FR I. off ic. Prestige area nec. norris. ;ij5,u. u...,. DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sewing M 5-600, flat Due $783.78 or need someone to lake up my payments 5)5 mo Phone 862 5391 day or night Will deliver no obligation. wooded in Osteen. Owner will finance $2,500 down w easy terms. TIONON DOUBLELOT NEAR cond. $21,000. Will hold w. substantial dwn. 322-3217. 543,000. .-, 50—Miscellaneous S acres beautifully AK! FRONT, 12x40, CENTRAL AIR, EXCELLENT CONDI. BY OWNER-) BR home In goodi on iiet street. $45,030. OSTEEN LAKE FRONT 3 RN home on 3 wooded acres Perfect for horses. Ideal country living. Lagoon in DeBary. $4,750. BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, SCREENED PORCH, ABOVE GROUND POOL, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT, $31,000, Fl. cities. $125,000. SANFORD WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY lust reduced 3 BR 1½ b, satin kit, sc. porch, privacy fenced yd, 75x130 high & dry lot on Tropic BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. $21,300. PAR K Branch Off Ice CRESCENT CITY ELEGANT 5 BR, 2 5 C.HIA, many extras. Quiet peaceful sin. town living yet cony, to S ma(o 2'2 acres on Hwy 415 in Osteen, 144' frontage, great Investment potential, under priced at 532,500. 2565 REALTORS [J REALTOR, MLS 323.5774 Day or Night inc. Must sell Zenith walnut stereo. AM FM stereo radio, I speed turntable. diamonj needle, 8 track Sold new $450. balance due 5)28 or take over my payments of $16 per month Call 862 5394 day or night -- - BEDROOM lATIN KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR. CARPORT. ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service - -- LOT, $29,900. 322. 2420 Harold Hall Realty I BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, LARGE CORNER Sanford's Sales Leader Rm.onfencedcornerlotforjust C '.11.... BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT & CARPET. $24900. THAT'S NO. ii Breakfast Em., Library & Fam. STEREO -. STORY DUPLEX NEAR DOWNTOWN, 2 BEDROOM DOUBLE GARAGE. mal Living & Dining Rms., -. DSPO.73 -14'I'.1 REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SAL ES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE this beautlful3story,4RR home boasting over 2600 sq. ft. with 41-Hodses 'COOKS&CASHIERS { BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, SCREENED PORCH, AIR COND. LARGE LOT. 537900 lots of Luxury Featuresl BPP WARRANTED. Yours fo; BUY A PIECE OF THE PAST in --... _________--- Stereo ptono 8 track Special purchase easy terms Only $12 per mo Call Jim 327 0241 ( - Extras this home provides witt MAYFAIR'S BEST BUVI Beautiful I BR home on large corner lot w.gorgeous land. scaping,terriflceat.inkitd,2 Fam. Rms., big bedrooms & great financIng. Only $39,900. - - Home in ityllwlide on 23rdi Acrel Relax I Enjoy the ManI cedar porch. Paneled Fam. Rm. as well. Won't last at $349001 - Centres by Pioneer stereo AM FM - my ill-fitting parts can synchronize this well!' EXECUTIVE HOME 3 BR, 2 batt home in Mayfair w.Manl Luxury Features I BPP WARRANTED. Yours foi BR home that features new: ______________________ ,333.4S1. - close to Sanford and Longwood, $32,700. flomel BPP WARRANTED Only *21,5001 UNDER $30,000...Lovely 3 BR home w.frssh paint I new paneling on large lot w.huge oaks. Call NOWI * * * * * * * * * _______________________ For a career In HI Estate Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, - 19 in Sylvania remote control solid state color TV, limited supply easy terms Only $20 per mo Call Jim 3720241 tEAR S. POINTS - ' BR, 1 Bath, large lot, quiet area, lovely home for the economy minded, NICE I NEAT 3 BR, 1 bath homi w.C.H&A, w.w carpet, dinin area, fenced yardl Super startei Furn. weekend cottage near river. Boat slip. $32,500. bath-to buy or rent. Write to 912 French Ave. Col. Tom A. Smith, 617 Edith Rd. iii.cii* Louisville, Ky. ___________________________ ___________________________ Det.and, 7343464 Zenith Console color TV '77 rnndel. $250 Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 97 So of Sanford 127 8721 I cr efflc. apt., 1 yr. warranty. REALTY — REALTORS SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home spaciousLR, FR,eat.initit,n, carpet I newly paintedi A Bu for 537,1001 - 75 I 151.1 One acre fenced tri.level 4 Berm, 3 Baths, family room, dining room, central H&A, double garage, near 1.1, could have mother STENSTROI Your FutureOurconcern WANTED HeavydutyIndustriaIsers - q — Hiway front, zoned commercial, 3 Berm, 2 Bath with extra room for busIness I storage, half acre for growth, 1 yr. warranty, $36,900. OUNTRY LIVING ASSOCIATES NEEDED Buy 68—Wanted to •PUBLICAUCTION.. 'MON OCT. 15,7 PM. 53—.Radi0.Ste GOOD INVESTMENT Get this 96'x 120' lot now for only si,000 in Paola. Notic. .. (CI))) OAK TREES grace this large Mechanic,musthaveexp. Willtraln,benef Its $2004300 perwk. 339.2947 , .. Longwood, 3 Berm, 2 Baths, formal dining, eat-in kitchen, heat pump, large lot with fruit trees, $47,900. & only $32,900. ST. JOHNS -- - 2ll0SanfordAve. 332.7912 OF SANFORD )J Wanted Antiques I modern fur niture One pc or houseful tlridqes AntiQues 323 2801. Push button controls, has I carousel, still In warranty. I Originally $649, assume payments of $21 mo Agent 3398386 _______ New paint, roof, w.w carpet, C. 141*, w.3 BR, fenced rear yard . ______________________ 38— Wanted to Rent PRG.2.Toppay MICROWAVE - REALTORS - -. _________ _________ 1 BRlurn.,waterpaid,air.,t,, RN Ito 12 full & part time. Apply In person Sanford Nursing & Convalescent Center 930 REALTY WORLD. 2433', 5. French (17.92) Sanfori town, very c'ean & roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 315 Palmetto Ave. __________ Cash for your Iotl Will build on your lot at our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. 'ledeI inc., Realtor 644 3011 ________________________ 3235324 Furnished • Washer repo GE deluxe model Sold orig 5109 35 used Short time nal $189 II or $19.35 mo Agent 139 8386 _______ Low Down Payment Inc., Realtors ____________________ ______________________ 52—Appliances L, The Real Estate AgenCy ______________________ by Gill Fox A.235-Con. Hornet large lot Completely fenced ir Quiet aria I good locatior Excellent assumion at 5~ pci for qualified buyr. Some lvi niture available. $31,500. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS _________________ RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 322.2611. INTERVIEWERS EOE house, workshop. l700sqft living 17*36 sc patio, BBQ. Many extras, must setl, weil under priced at *32.900. Terms available. (l AMC rwmql, i pct. Interest tc qualified buyer. *34.000 tc 544,000, Low down payments, OUILD!. 322.-nor. Nice corner lot. Must see appreciate. Price reduced $7,000. 3 BR, 2 B ACCOUNTANT re5uI1 j _________________________ ENT — lflF Assumable 1½ pct. mortgage, year old home with 3 BR, baths, C.H&A, carpeting, ku 2 BR, 1 B stucco. Spanish designed home, nice area, FP, ig rms, Oak $417113. 41—Ibuies ________________________ - ____________________________ • - eoet ______________________ _______________________ Sanford Gracious living. Ras. Check the Want Ads for houses of every size nd priCe. U U I U I I S iu'UI.II I - West 440 feet of Government L.o$2, TIAL CUSTOMERS, INCREASING SemInole County Court Housi in (5percent)ofth.amount bid. The parties for and against the request Section 30 East, 9, TownshIp 20 South, Range SERVICE CHARGE FOR BAD Sanford, Florida, at 11:00 AM. Seminole County, Florida." CHECKS, SEVERABILITY AND October 23, 1979, County will accept only such surety stated above will be heard. Said 1912 Ovledo H.S. class ring. the following company or companies as are hearing maybecontinuedlf, "231 feet x 135 feet bounded by 34S3• SiidOrdinanc,wasplac,donfirst ___________________________ Frederick Avenue and Second reading on September 24, 1979, and theTheN½oftheSWlkofth,NWIAof character and amount under the the Board of Adjustment. Nw'A of Section 10, Township 20 laws of the State of Florida and only the City Commission will consider. South, Range3l 13 I,ntnictlotn THIS NOTICE shall be posted in _________________________ East, less road right those companies on the U.S. three (3) public places within the the City Hall,Hearing City of wIll The Public Lakebe held in same for final passage and adoption of way to East, Seminole County, Treasury Department approved list. City of Lake Mary, Florida, Mary, after the puic hearing, which will. Florida, at 7:30 P.M. on at the Novembst be Mid in the City Hall of Lcngwood,. The bidders attention is called to City Hall and published in the ENJOY 13, 1979 or as soon thereafter as Said sole will be made Florida, on Monday, the 22nd day . pursuant to the Equal Opportunity Clause and Evening Herald, a newspaper of possible, at which time Interested Octobir, the Final Jvment. Croative ExpressIons AD., 1919, at 7:13 p.m., or. 323-5512 the Standard Federal Equal Em. general circulation in the City of _______________________ DATED this 1st day of October, ployment Opportunity Construction Lake Mary, Florida, one time at partiesabove for and against the request assocnthIr,afteraspossible.Atth. '1979. stated will be heard. messing parties may Contract Specifications set forth in least fifteen (15) days prior to the hearing may be continued fromSaid tlflti appear andinterested be heard with respect to (SEAL) PRIVATE VOICE LEStONS the specifications. The goals and aforesaid hearing. In to time until final action Is taken addition, said Arthur H. Ieckwlth, Jr. timetables for minority and female notice shall be posted in the area to the proposed Ordinance. This ___ . the City endu. m.7346 Clerk of Circuit Court participation, as expressed in the be considered at least fifteen (15) hearIng may becontinued from time By: June I. Curtis contract documents will apply. THIS(3) NOTICE shall be posted In to time until final action is taken by days prior to the date of public three Public Places within the 1$—Hlp Waned Deputy Clerk The DavisBacon ACt will also hearing, City Commission. City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the Publish Oct. 5, 15, 1979 apply to this project which is being DATED: October 12, 1979 A of the Proposed Ordinance DEO.19 • City Hall, and published in ffu * * * * * * * * * ______________________ funded under a Grant from the U.S. CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA Evening Herald, a newspaper Department of Housing I Urban Florida, and copies are on file with ConnieV.Major NO FEE HERE Development (HUD). Bidders at. general circulation in The City of the Clerk of the City and same may IN City Clerk Lake Mary, Florida, one time , be inspected by the public. THE CIRCUIT COURT tention is also called to the Publish: October 13, 1919 POE least thirty (30) days prior to the UNTIL YOU ACCEPT DATED this 25th day of Sip. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA requirements 5 to conditions Of DEO.70 date of the publIc hearing, and the tembe,' A.D., 1979. efflployment to be observed and PRORATE DIVISION ' ownersofffi.reetprope,tywhi,i$ EMPLOYMENT minimum wage rates to be paid FILE NO. 792N.Cp LINDA MARTIN, affected hereby shall be maIled by ORDINANCE NO.W under DIvislo the contract. Bidders must ANORDINANCEOFTHECITYOF City Clerk Of thi the City Clark, a py of this notice (OTHER THAN $2 IN RI ESTATE or comply with. the President's LONOW000, FLOR IDA, AN. City of Longwood, Florida. 11 their address may appear on REGISTRATION) (*EORGE ALLAN BLOUNT, Executive Orders. No. 11216 and NEXING TO AND INCLUDING PubIIih: October 13, 1979. Iatsst ad valorom tax records. JR 11375 which prohIbit discrimination WITHIN THE CORPORATE AREA °' DATED October 10, 1979. Deceased. in employment regarding Connie Major FICTItIOUS NAME RECORDING CLERK NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION creed, color, sex or national race, OF THE CITY OF LONOW000, City CleIt origin; FLOE IDA, AN AREA OF LAND Notice is hereby given that I am Heavy type. excellent pay Till. Vii of the Civil Rights Act Theadminlstra$Ionoftheestateof City of engagedinbuslnessatpo. Box SITUATE AND BEING 1ff 20 GEORGE ALLAN BLOUNT, JR. 1964 and as amended; The Lake Mary, Florida Lonewood, Florida, 32730, Seminole deceesad, File Anti. SEMINOLE COUNTY, ANDMORE AUTOMECHANIC Kickback Act; the Contract Work Publish Oct. is, is7 County, Florida, under the fIctitious pending in theNumber 79294CP 5 PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS Owntoois.exceli,ntpay Hours and Circuit Court for namiof USERCO, 010.74 Safety Standards Act; FOLLOWS: THE EAST 300 FEET and that I Intend Seminole County, Florida, Probate and the Dept. of Labor Safety and to regIster said name with the Clerk Division, OF THE WEST 505 FEET OF THE TELLERS the address of which is Health Regulations under the Oc. NORTH 726 FEET OF THE NORTH Local bank. experienced of the CircuIt Court, Seminole pt Office Drawer C, Sanford, cupational Safety I Health Act of ONE.HALF OF LOT 1, SECTION 36, County, FlorIda in accordance with FlorIda 32771. The name 1970. and ad. the provisions Of the FictIticus dressofthepernalreprs.4nta,iy, TOWNSHiP 20 SOUTH, RANGE 30 STATION ATTENDANT -FICTITIOUS NAME No bidder may withdraw bid FLORIDA: EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, Notice is hereby given that I Name Statutes, To.Wit: Section and of the personal ripresantative's within 45 days after the actual date REDEFINING THE Experienc.d.fulls.rvic. am 56309 Florida Statutes 1997. attorney are let forth below, engaged In businesS at 1432 Can. of the opening thereof. 51g. SM. Richard CORPORATE LIMITS OF THE All interested Persons are ', tarbury The County reserves the Circle, ASST. BOOKKEEPER Casselberry, Fl. Publish Oct.$, 13. 22, 29, 1919 right to CITY OF LONGWOOD, FLORIDA, -, required to file with the court 33107 Seminole County, Florida, reject any or all bids, with or TO INCLUDE SAID LAND WITHIN DIGs Local Business. exc. position WITHIN THREE MONTHS FROM without cause, to waive technicail. THE MUNICIPAL LiMITS OF THE under the fictitious name of UN. CITY6P TRAL ties or to accept the bid which in it, THE DATE OF THE FIRST FLORIDA CARPET GENERAL LABOR LAKE MARY, FLORIDA CITY; AUTHORIZING AMEND. PUBLICATION OF THIS NOTICE jvdgement best "CLEANING and that I intend serves the interest MENT TO CITY MAP TO IN. to NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING all claims against the estate, of the County. Cost of submittal '.''rIgi$ferseldnarnewlffi,ciqif4 Great oppro..wiII train of CLUDE SAID LAND ANNEXED; ALL CLAIMS AND OBJECTIONS the Circuit Court, Seminole county, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: this bid ii considered an operation DESIGNATING A ZONING NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by NOT SO FILED WILL BE cost of the bidder and Florida In accordance with SAW OPERATOR the City Council of the City'of Lake FOR EVER BARRED, shall by notthe be FOR CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING passed on to or be borne Top pay I benefits THE RIGHTS AND :.pasu,ea, To.Wlt: Section 565.09 hold. public hearing on November flOtiCeofadmini5tratlonOctr 5, A Performance Morida StaMes IS, 1979, at 7:30 P.M. to consider an 1979. a INAND THEEFFECTIVE CITY; SEVERABILITY Sig. A.!. Gone Taylor Payment Bond, each Bond in 100and percent Ordinance entitled as follows: DATE. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL of the contract sum will be reQuired ' Delores Johnion Taylor Aggressive & pleasant voice AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY REPRESENTATIVE WHEREAS, there has been filed upon award of bid. ::vblish: September 241 OCtober L OF LAX! MARY, FLOE I DA, GARY E. MASSEY, Esq. .JnAnn C. Blackmon, CPM with the City Clerk of the tity of PAINTER 4 13,1979. REZONING CERTAIN LANDS 154 WhoopIng Loop PurchasingAgent, Longwood, Florida, a Petition EN.1o6 Experlencedorwill train WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE Altamonte containing the names of ______________________ Springs, Florida 32701 property SenhinoieCounty MARY, AS HEREIN DEFINED (305) 53451)) Courthouse, Room 4)7 owners in the area of Seminole FROM A.) TO R.IA, PROVIDING A GARY E. MASSEY LEGAL SECRETARY Sanford, Fl. 32771 County, Florida, described as CHANGE Tfl THE OFFICIAL CITYOP BARBARAA,BLOUNT (305)323.4330 follows: Funboss.Fungob ZONING MAP: PROVIDING Publish: October 15, )979, The East 300 feet of the West sos '.• LONSWPLONI Publish: October 13, 1979 CONFLICTS, SEVERAIILITY DEO•16 DEO.73 fHtOftMNOflhl74flitOftMNol'fli HOU5EKEEPER ____ A1I RcPSTiV half of Lot 1, Section 36, ____OATL INI1 CIRCUIT COURT OP THE . Oepindable.owntrans, TownshIp 20 South, Range IISWTSINTH JUDICIAL ,. dsecrIb propIVIy IRUMO in Thi CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA OWHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Seminole County, Florida, CUlT, IN AND POSEMINOLI WAITRESS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by City of Lake Mary, Florida: requesting annexation to the NafksafiblicHewing COUNTY, FLORIDA. "$outtt½oftheffl¼ofmeN!¼ TOWHOM ITMAY CONCERN: the City of Longwood, PorateareaoftheCltyofL, EXperiificed.rnatu CASE NO, 7'1119.CA43.D the Section North ½20 of the 51¼ of the the City Commission will hold a N1¼5 Of TownshIp 30 Florida, and requesting to be In. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by WALTER F. ROVER, publIc hearing to consider enad. the City CouncIl of the City of Lake DRIVER cluded therein: and, mint of Ordinance No.410, entitled: Range 30, less the rightol.way for Mary, Flcrlda,that said Plaintiff, _____ WHEREAS, said Petition was Council will vs. FCL 'Top pay OOakiP$j,'y Road and the hold a public hearIng AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY duly certified to the Seminole North ½ of the SW ¼ of the NW ¼ is, 1979, at on November ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF County Property Appraiser pur. OF LONOW000, FLORIDA, 7:30 P.M. to consider an SEMINOLE, PRESSMAN MENDINO ORDINANCE NO.333 lying West of the Seaboard Coastline Ordinance entitled as follows: suant to the Charter of the City of OF THE CITY OF LONOWOOD, Railroad rlqht.of.way in SectIon 21, Detendant. Longwvod, Florida, Chapter Experiencwof 691361, TownshIp 30, Range 30." NOTICE OF ACTION ,FLORIDA. AS SAME HAS BUN Laws of Florids, 1949, and Chapter AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY STATE OF FLORIDA TO: Morecommonlyknownas: AMENDED FROM TIME TO INS. TRAINEE OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, ?S'2t7,LawsofFlorIda,1973,e _______ "Fiftyone (31) acres lying on the HETTIE HAINESZ1M. TIME, INCREASING BATh inu.r fDYAII1 I ' v ...,r,uq Q.,gflyy uu.ry 1- unmpuuon East side of MULl LongWood.Lake Mary WITHIPI THE CITY OF LAKE RESIDENTIAL AND Property Appraiser as to the suf. NON. Roadapproxlmately1½rnilft,$ 44 North 4th Street, 1310 RESIDENTIAL WATER 1400k. MARY, AS HEREIN DEFINED flclency of such Petition pursuant to SpringfIeld, lIIinoisSp07 UP. SERVICE CHARGE FOR BAD of LakeMary ROulevardwlth 1,330 FROMA.1TOR.2,WITHSPECIAL' thetermsOf$aidCharterraceivad, AAA EM PLOYM of road frontage." 'CHECKS, WATER SERVICE YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED ad EXCEPTIONS: PROVIDING A Ittat a cross suit has been brought CHANGE PU, SEVERABILITY YourFuturbOurcem WHEREAS, the City Commission CHANGE TO THE OFFICIAL the City Hail, City of Lake Mary, against you in the Circuit Court, of the City of Longwood, Florida, AND EFFECTIVE DATE. ZONING MAP: 912 French Ave. PROVIDING Florida, at 7:30 P.M. on November CONFLICTS, Eighteenth Judicial CircuIt, in and has deemed it lottie best ntere$tof kid Ordinancewes Placedon first 333-3174 SEVERABILITY 11, 1979. or as soon thereafter as AND EFFECTIVE DATE. for Seminole County, Florida, In the City of Longwood, Florida, to reading on September 4' 4' 4' possible, at which time lnterssted changing the zoning on the following Case No. 791119.CA.o3.D,, entitled the CIty Commission will CinsIder 4 4 4 4' 4 accept said Petition and to annez WALTER F. ROVER, Plaintiff, vs. ,sameforflnaIp.ssag,a.pel,n parties for or against the request descri said area, property situate in No stated above will be heard. Said CIty of Lake Mary, Florida: ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF after the PublIc turing, which wIll IIgO NOW, THEREFORE, RE IT may be cent loved from time ) held Inthe City Mill LoC,$, SEMINOLE, Defendant, and you ORDAINED BY THE CITY "North ½ of the East ½ Of the NE to time until final action Is taken by are required to serve a copy of your COMMISSION OF THE CITY OF CITY OP LAKEMARY, FLORIDA FlerIde, on Mendsy, the 22nd day ¼ of the SW ¼ of SeCtion 1, the CIty Council. writtun defenses, If any, to the LONG WOOD, PLO RI DA, NISIC of Public Nearing October, AD., 1979, at 7:IB p.m., it TownshIp 20 5.. Range 30 East." AS THIS NOTICE shill be posted In 'TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Cross.Complaint of ATLANTIC NA. Afo Cmmonly known is: .assssnffiere.ft.r.spessIble.Att. FOLLOWS: meeting Intested pal'tles may three (3) Public Places within the NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by "i acrea South of Van Buren TIONAL BANK OF SEMINOLE on SECTION 1: That ttii following the City Council of the City of Lake spear and be heard with 1150145 Si City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the Avenue between ThIrd and Fourth THOMAS A. SPEER, of SPUR I desa'ibedpropart1,,to.w The East Mary, Florida that said Council wIll the •roosld Ordinance.' This City Hell, and published in the $1rs." SPUR, P.A,, Cross.plalntiff's fiat Of the West fiit Of the wtiose address Ii: 113 field a public hearing on November The Public Hearing will be held In attor hearing maybecg,Wlou.d frOst time Evening Herald, a newspaper of North 136 fast of the North 1s1f 15, 1979, at 7:30 p.m. to consIder an tetime until final adlen Is taken by general circulation in the CIty of the CIty Hall, City Of Lake Mary, Magoa Avenue, P.O. Box 1364, of Lot 1, Section 36 TownshIp 30 Lake Mary, Florida, ins time at FlorIda, at 7:30 PAt Ofl November Sanfqrd FlorIda 32771, on or before Ordinance entitled: the City CommissIs. South, Range 29 East, $imfrol, 11s, ffi1y (30) days prier SO the AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY day Of November, 1979, and County, Florida, 15, 1979, or as soon thereafte, as the Acipyoftheprep.pl 0kCe LAKE MARY, FLOR IDA Is paitedit the City Hail, LiIiiuiI, date ul the public hear ,anl the pessible, at which time Interested tofileffiuoq1gIwIthNoCierkof. beaniffiesameto ed irs Of No rail prapiy which Is psrtles fur and against the request the CircuIt Court, Eighteenth RIZONING CERTAIN LANDS Flsrlde, and copies are en fit, with to and made a part of the CIty Of WITHIN THE CITY o LAKE the Clerk Of the CIty and some may the City hereby shall be mailed by stated above will be heard. Said Judicial CIrcuIt, either before LonIwo.4, Florid., pursuant to No Clerk, a copy of this notice' wark MARY, FLORIDA, *i HEREIN sarvlceon Cross.PlainUff's attorney may be conhind from time be inspected by the Public. terms Of the ____ Ctlarterof 1115 CIty as their adds... may spear en thE Si tIme until final adlon Is DEFINED FROM R.1A and C.) to DATED this SINS day taken by or Immediately thereafter, and If Sip Lamgwsad, Florida. CMiIer es.ia. l as valsrem tax records. R4, PROVIDING A CHANGE TO fall to dO iO, • the City Council timber, AD., 1979. auft will be Ll ô II r— - -- - • .FIa. ,, ., 'J v'j ie, ivr. TuB UFFICIAL ZONING MAP THIS NOTICE shall be pastas in entered against you for the relief 297, La of CONNIE MAJOR three (3) PublIc Places within the demanded In 1975, and CONFLICTS SEVERAIlLI?I C Clerk • said Crosscomplave. Florida StaN, Florida, 5171.044. AND EFFECTIVE DATE Monday, Oct. IS, )977.....3), IUIUU•IU•US•I•. I I I. I - Vlnylrepalr&rscolsring : Saveupt,iQpc,ot ,.. eisis,i �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. 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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. Someone with whom you have a 19) Valuable information will idroug emotional tie could be you hold: be gained today through the hatruinentid lit IItUfltj 1045-B Opsnliag lead: •s kindness of ie you may know meth1ng today that you'll A :K casually. With these new facts deeu a windfall. • A 42 OAQJ75 purtant happen for you. Charm. huinor and W will be WWAM iseeby AQUARIUS (Jwi. 20-Feb. 19) the tools you use skillfully lode) Ales Isst.g Someoile bom under the sign of to win others over to your way Virgo could have a very of thinking and to brIN about 08wax"711le 1111ritig p6w You OW with ON club. In WWP rm a play pr-ob. Partner responds with one uplifting effeLl on you today something quite fortunate. e010W *N* rbn& The dialtnond. 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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 15, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6aec558f8cd970668f0dfa877ec3120e.pdf a2680181394c4582cea458163cf061a6 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION flst Year, No. 282—Sunday, July 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Hera id-_ (US PS4B) 280)—Price 25 Cents II Can't Let You Go, Judy' - Shei Klls Daughter, Rather Than See Her ;- -- 7 Pc,, Dinette _'- 611 Editors Note: On May 5, 1978, Marilyn Dieti, a church-going small town housewife in Vermont, shot to death her 18-year-old daughter to keep her from becoming a big city prostitute. The following story is an In-depth study of that human tragedy and the simple break-down of family communication that led to It. By ROD CLARKE United Press International BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — Marilyn Dietl loved her daughter, Judy, very much. Too much to lose her to a big city pimp and a life of shame. So on a warm spring day last year, she and Judy drove in the family's 1968 station wagon from their comfortable Colchester, E "A HONEY ALMOND TABLE 36" 48" 60" x x Formica Top With Double Vt., home, headed south for a few miles and turned up North Prospect Street in Burlington, arriving behind the Ohavi Zedik Synogogue where they often attended rummage sales. And there Marilyn IJieti quietly took a .38 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver from her purse and shot her daughter in the chest, arms and legs. Judy died several hours later, two months before her 19th birthday. She would not have to choose whether she should stay a country girl or become a Boston prostitute. Marilyn DicU was sentenced to 5 to 15 years in the Chittenden County Correctional Center for second degree murder. And she inside the walls and her husband and their four other children Thick Sides 6 FLORAL CANE CHAIRS Fi r e Crews Train Supported Vinyl REG. 249 TOP QUALITY King Koil Beautiful Quilted PRICESI KING SIZE QUEEN SIZE 95 I A A _C4?" Ch E INGa TWIN SIZE j95 Vth Pc. - DRESSER MIRROR CHEST - -- w FULL SIZE 95 Aftkk Each $ 3q1Pc. pe. r AF Pc. The mattress, a life Pack, when inflated boasts an eight-foot height. It covers a space of 16x24 feet, and is kept inflated by two generator fans. U. Sal Saitta training officer, explained the program's objective: Today is the final day of a three-day training program. During the program every Altamonte is Springs fireman required to execute two basic maneuvers. The first is a tree-fall jump from the roof of the fire station, approximately 30 feet up. The second maneuver is called repelling. This is where a man is suspended from a rope and scales the wall by swinging from side to side. Repelling is an important maneuver in rescue training." Siegfried, dressed in a brilliant orange uniform, performed each maneuver and followed with a 'I Sold 111 Sits Only 4--Pc. TroMflonal Bedroom K SA E By BARRY DILLON Herald Correspondent A woman and child walked out of the Altamonte Springs City Hall on Wednesday and were shocked at the sight of a man jumping off the roof of a three-story building. He was Chief Tom Siefried of the city's fire department. Was it a personal problem that caused him to jump? No, just part of his job. The job Wednesday entailed a height-training progmm using an inflated SOFAwSLEEPER ESAVE_ "1= , $111J 1OO] Im . , I 1 REG. '299 'U I; BOOKCASE HEADBOARD 11FI-low"REG. 269' FULL SIZE Pecan Woodgrain Finish NAIVIlt FULL SIZE IN SOLID COLORS $169 905 !J 3 IM!I ELIA E 11 - Judy Dieti was pretty, quiet, naive and hardI riot: ...l ot Colchester 1 ugh School. She never made e, ayes, particrpat.-d ill tic extracurricular activities. When not at school or bionic, slit , worked at the family ice cream store in it Burlington shi ppuig center. - - --- sin-: k II.LS, Page 12 Carter To Talk To U.S. Sunday On Ener gy Woe pp—i.v - ..• - - - WASI1IN(;'WN AOr - .- -. '.,, -. J y ,' 4• .;• • - - . -.. "' • ij ' . - . :-., ' 1Xriiii vo,: ttr- k4. j - - • • -- - •. - - AL -.. -' '- - - - P,t -..1 . -- - - .. --- - - - - . • - - ' - 0 ., Sunday, • - -, - - - .. - -. . - ',. . '• '- - -- - 4. -. -. -. . 9 - - _ - *,o. - -- •• -' Altamonte Springs fireman it. David Itaistead, leaps from the third floor of building during training Eei'eises. - reassuring lecture to the men, some of whom are unpaId volunteer firefighters. "The key is confidence," he said. "Through experience, the men will build confidence which will eliminate that fear of heights in all humans." "Most new buildings are constructed two stories high or above. This practical experience is essential In building a well prepared fire departmeat," Siegfried added. "Personally, I learned if the good Lord meant for man to fly, He would have given us wings." Lt. David Halstead, shift officer, waited his turn, Taking a deep breath, he stepped onto the 71 4-inch ledge. Peering down, he hesitated and started to lose his balance. "That is not the way I want to go," he shouted. ''Let's try it again." The second attempt was flawless. Afterwards, he said, "lie who hesitates lost!" and indicated that the Jump onto the Life Pack is no simple task. Even more difficult is "repelling," according to Richard Dunn, director of rescues. "In repelling, an extra safety precaution is taken, A 'tag man' is used for protection. A tag nuin Oil the ground below holds the rescuer's rope and with a tight tug can halt the irian's descent," Dunn explained. ''The critical time is stepping off backwards. This has be executed perfectly or the tug man has to be quick with help." Saitta pointed to Paul (.zaoiga. "Lie has no fear of heights," lie said. ''I think tie enjoys it." Following some ribbing a "Geronimo," and an im- pact on the Life Pack, (2znpign said. "It's fine, except for the first step." Then lie added, apparently joking, "It's more Inn face first!" Said Dunn, "We videotaped the entire program to show the mien Inter. The men learn through watching their mistakes and successes." And Siegfried noted "The pruginin was all inunen.se triumph and we achieved our goals. with the help p1 Seminole (hiriiinunity College, who loaned us the life Pack, the miren built their confidence." to is ' staff 81111 thi.' ei'fon mmiamo c of officials UI tilt, i'x..-t'ut iv.' branch, hinting, that t-tiamnges will be forthcoming. Carter, mimearitmnna', appeared It!iltiIii5ts .irutii un-ti-il speech hroa u PitlistIphicOl ml l l o t 11: 11.1 tit% IN fi ll - uci. ti - - mg ii try be kr -. raglit,'' tuwait ü '.,llI tin' I 1 1t"ittciit ' s 0- %WOIUICu$t. Ii it t ' - . - rrt- spond cut 4 Hostages Escape, 2 Die brave air opportunity in a natural and relaxed setting to talk to citizens who tiiight not find their views expressed in the welter of organized groups i Washington,'' Powell said. The people Carter met pretty much kept faith with an edict ironi the White [louse not to discuss their conversations in detail with the press. '.%y did talk stAt, 1n4 U, was flattering to Carter. Mr. -it ift also i.nt't and Mrs. Marvin Porterfield, h - t - r at (iollp I )avmd, who trusted a backporch coffee P. tn"'ili'r ;is a and cookies gathering for the presidential party, found '.rlooki:ig "rd dand not at all down." Cons ii Ita t ion $ - - - 1 I r:roup II! i:ipi - s-. OIIIITV il't1 itiviR'd 10 Itillch It ito'. at Iii,' Iiolimnitailltop ti-tm -at I 'ltiini'ists 'oil Io'.vaii and .JatIi('.- .1 Kilpatrickl)m(' wtU points of his energy program ittiti will reflect his consuitatlons during the Past 12 days on the problems facing this cuuir. try. "1 can certainly say tin' consult lit iun1 brave had a impact aim thespeech and time president's thinking,' press secretary Judy Pun ci I told reporters, Powell ruled out speculatmomm that Carter may(hill) 0 Isumiib shell ill t he speech h; Oil nunneimig ii..- will nut seek it''let-t ica, lie also scoffed at sort ii' published reports that t iltpresident has becim caught Pd ''self doubt'' about Inns ability to lead and discouraged by his drop in the popularity IiIl:. Powell said 'thus.' M141 Iii'... tx'emm' invited to the tlomno'stusummrmnrit gathit'mrmigs kmmo'.% 'those stories are Si ronig lie said Carter also has bts'ni reit.ssessmiig his Wlrnte lbort'' - - i.. isultti,tl air -- M ml iL;I'li PresidentCarte,, braving 'trift fitted his doriiestic stinninirit ('onsultatiomis '.Ithi the 'folks out i n the boondocks,'' si'ttkd down Satum'd'i at I aniii David to put the final tourh.-s on: hrn' long-awaited speech on America inn crisis. Carter's address, to be broadcast national radio inniti television at 10 P' EDt' '-d Porterfield, a 61-year - old retired beef cattle farmer and disablei World War I! Marine pilot, said he "as ''fa orably impressed'' with Carter and rejected airy suggestion that j;irianickry was involved. 'iii boondocks' had i ' mpact on s pee ch , 1 r.hhd told s'.om'rieti 114's ti. limit' hras -- w0nt tom a tin - nut' IsIUI , '01., mciii I'..'lb ii-1,-rnj,'I the I- titiit t'.'.i stotet situ' trips ill tilt, hit t'., (l a ys to - hat is Ui hIm'-, tic ii urkt-m ; nil it I 'ittslarm- gim ,nu!.mt-I atd to told it 'IlakIutI i' '-intuit with a of pt-upt,- ii i1antniisbum- g, 1"I oup W Va 'i t h illk tie iundt'nnt Ix're. Iit''.-..-s it i mIii(itt;tt f o r him to - "Ile caine here with it sincere iriU'rest un what we folks here out inn the boondocks really think,'' Inc said. There nere apparently ten surprises at the nmmeeting for any of the 17 participants, althowir all '.ere encouraged to speak their nmrind. ''Lh' agreed with pretty much everything we said," Porterfield said. ''lie secured to know what was going on. "lie was very relaxed and he had a lot of answers at his fingertips, lie's not at all ..i:mifused'' ''- - — -. 55c 0 The path that led to Friday, May 5, 1978, was itiade of 111all small steps and if in retrospect it now has a feeling of urt'vit;rtrilrt about it. that wasn't so at the time. g .--- 11wi v : .rc lit) 711,-rests in school." Marilyn 1)retl recalls. "She jour dfl acti'. itas. .111(i .% hall fit) l It a-rids. no social life. Although voted the r ..-tti...'.t rirl iii tier 1977 graduating class, she didn't have a date ir hr strji,i prim Ms,?re ill tti.. all-around good kids ho didn't give on' iiblti:is and didn't create any," recalled h h.tcr I birTh I 'ririt-ipol Uoiiert Burke. hit (ii.iiItss tco(- trer I iure'ns ....hip" Wolcott now says one drib 'I in (lair h 3RAND 1641 outside are trying to reassemble their shattered lives And trying to understand bow this tragedy happened family. Hooker As :r Mile north of Hwy. Closed Sun. Ie1AL'Is1 Im 9 (I]Iwo Phone: 339-3366 -F At Eg ypt EmbassyIn Turke I' \ aboard were believed to be PLO officials hoping to help negotiate ANKARA, Turkey (UP!) — Four of 20 hostages held by an end to the siege. Palestinian gwunen at the Egyptian Embassy escaped early Saturday. Two others died trying to flee. The Iraqi News Agency said the delegation was led by Abu Firas, a top aide to PLO leader Yasser Arafat. One of them was killed in a had of gunfire and the other suffered Th e Egyptian government has given Turkish authorities perfatal injuries jumping out a third-floor window. *mission to use force to end the siege but Turkish Prime Minister The violence brought the casualty toll to at least five dead and liulent Ecevit, who has taken personal charge of the case, said two Injured since four heavily armed Palestinians stormed the embassy Friday in the most violent counterstrike yet to the U.S.- "we shall do our best to release the hostages unharmed." sponsored peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. Armored troops and tanks ringed the light-colored mansion, The terrorists threatened to kill all 20 hostages initially cap- situated on one of Ankara's main avenues, and sharpshooters tured including the Egyptian ambassador — unless Turkey were positioned on nearby roofs. recognized the Palestine Liberation Organization and cut ties The escape attempts today began when commercial attache with Egypt and Israel, Ismail Mohammed Abdul Khalil and his assistant, Halif Afifi Eid They also demanded a plane to fly them to an unknown Ibrtralm, fled through the front and back doors of the ornate destination and the release of two Palestinians held In Egypt for mansion, one taking shelter under a tree in the back garden as the alleged plans to mount terrorist strikes. other dashed to a police armored personnel carrier. Neither was The PLO denied involvement in the attack. A plane arrived in hurt. Ankara today from Syria and at least some of the six persons Two Turkish policemen, trapped inside since the initial assault, then jumped out an upper window. One was killed when the Palestinians opened up with a burst of gunfire but the other. managed to escape. A policeman outside who came to their rescue was injured by the Palestinian gunfire. Toda Later two more Egyptian hostages, Mohammed All Abdullah and flasan Cemal, jumped out a third story window while police Around The Clock ----------4-A Horoscope -----------------6-B sprayed the windows with firehoses to keep the terrorists from . . 2A Bridge .....................6.11 Hospital shooting. Comics ....................ro-B OURSELVES ............1-2-3-B Cemal died later in hospital after emergency brain surgery but Crossword .................6-B Sports - ..... ----...910-1I-A Abduallah was reported in good condition. Editorial ..................4-A Telelillilon ... ...... . Leisure The Incident beoen at n*ildday Friday when the Palestirdans Dr. Lamb ..................6-B Weather ---- .... -........ - 2-A lept out of a taxi and shot their way inside the embassy. - -.- .---, - 0 % - - -. - . / -, I • 'l. / / -. -- 7/ - - 1 • 40 - ! 11 / Ak / -. ,• - - - - - - ,\ -- - .- - . y ............... -. •._. :- - ___.4 al 1 f . - - - .. %? , £ ' • e. - — "- ' - '' "' ' - -. HeraIu Photo by Toni Vincent Elforts to raise the Affican oup(,11, a -It,.fo()t % C Ila t a%~'Je George, were underway Satm'dav morning at the Lake Monroe Marina. The craft partiaily sank Frida% night. No determination has been made as to the cause of the niishap. RAISED '' ' ' - -- " - - -. - ' - ' - '' ' '' - ' - - - - ' ' ' -: - _ — - - - - - - - '.uu.'' - - - - -' - ,, - --.. -'-__.44__ �sunday, July 15, 197-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 7 A— Evening Hera Id, So nford, F 1. Sunday, July 15, 1979 Drug I. ' Burglary Foiled At Sanford 1OF'1 Sanford police, responding to a silent alarm, captured a 21year-old Deltona man inside the pharmacy area of Eckerd's Drug Store in the Sanford Plaza, U.S. hwy. 17-92, at about 3:12 a.m. Saturday morning. when they arrived on the scene, they found William B Spence Pugh inside the building. He had in his possession, police said, a number of syringes, bottles of pills and capsules. An open bottle of deinerol was found near the subject, police said. Pugh was arrested and charged with burglary, and possession Indicates of a controlled substance, police said. Investigating officers could find no evidence of forced entry and No are s peculating that the subject hid inside the drug store prior to its closing Friday, a spokesman said. WASHINGTON (UPI) Energy Secretary James Initial bond on Pugh was set at $8,400. Schlesinger betrayed no sign that he soon might be ASSAULT ARREST leaving office during an upbeat news conference called to Henry Corbin Mills, 68, of Sorrento, has been arrested and discuss encouraging developments in the nation's energycharged with aggravated battery in connection with the J un e 5 sitution. shooting of a 17-year-old Sanford youth; Lake County Sheriff's hlqtween puffs on his pipe, Schlesinger rattled off facts deputies report. and figures Friday that seemed to show he and his agency Deputies said Mills was arrested on Wednesday following a havq been on top of the energy crisis and that the worst month-long investigation into the bizarre shooting which left a .22 may, be over for this year. caliber bullet lodged in the neck of Daniel Christensen, 17, of 1718 "Iplan to be around as long as it is useful." Schlesinger Magnolia Drive in Sanford. assked reporters he invited to his offices for a special Christensen said he and two of his friends were driving on energy briefing. "The president has in the past Indicated Wekiva River Road in Lake County about 4:30 p.m. on June 5 his support." when an elderly man, for no apparent reason, aimed a .22 caliber Pressed for further comment on reports he Is being rifle at their car and fired. eased out of office because he has become a political The bullet struck Christensen in the neck, about two inches liability to President Carter, Schlesinger would say only from his spine, lie received emergency treatment at Seminole that his tenure was "a matter between the president and Memorial Hospital and was released. However, he said, doctors myself." advised him that the bullet would be better removed at a later time. Following tile shooting, both of Christensen's friends identified Mills as the gunman, sheriff's department reports state. The BOSTON UPI) Cigarette smoking parents are not victim's father, Harold Christensen, said Mills again was idenonly setting a bad example, they are endangering their tified by witnesses to the shooting when they were called to a children's health, research by a Harvard Medical School lineup, Learn has found. The delay in making an arrest had prompted the victim's father Dr. Scott T. Weiss, head of the research team, said its findings Indicate that "children exposed to parental cigarette smoke may be at a higher risk of developing lung disease later in their lives." Of the 444 children studied, aged 5 to 9 years, those who E f were regularly exposed to cigarette smoke, "were found to have Impaired capacity to inhale and exhale air from their lungs." IN Plans For Quitting to write to Gov. Graham's office seeking an explanation. CAMERA STOLEN A camera, ring and other items valued at $595 were reported stolen from the home of Chester Spacher, 50' Tangerine Dr. in Woodcrest Friday, Seminole County Sheriff's deputies said. Deputies said the thief apparently gained entry to the home through a rear window which had been forced open. e F r'r Youth Seeks Skylab Prize SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) A shy, nervous 17-year-old Australian arrived in San Francisco Friday night to claim the $10,000 prize offered by the San Francisco Examiner for the first delivered piece of the fallen Skylab. Saying very little to reporters at San Francisco In ternational Airport, Stan Thornton was whisked by limousine to the downtown Examiner building where he presented to editors a plastic bag containing about a dozen pieces of charred matter ranging in size from two to three Inches to smaller crumbling particles... Thornton, who found the pieces In the backyard of his parent's home in Esperance, Australia, seemed overwhelmed by the crowd of reporters and television crews waiting for him at the airport and had little to say except that he was "tired" and his flight had been "fine." . . . t B ard G ilty L' Of Bargain Abus l e . 1 t1it•* I -J .•,••••,_•' . - .. -. . " . . - '. '. .. . " ' . ' ... .. " , I , ', CINCINNATI (UPI) — The chairwoman of the National Women's Political Caucus predicts women will make "quantum leaps" In American politics in the next decade. "The single significant thing in 1978 and early 1979 has been the success of women In local races," said Millie Jeffrey its the gro up 's biennial convent ion opened for 2,000 de lcgates"Friday. "Women are rulu k iii j in bigger numhers and winn ing In bigger numbers... "I have total confidence that In the next 10 years we're going to see enormous strides, quantum leaps. There's a pool of very talented women coming up and we're going to have many, many women elected to the Congress and to statewide offices." ' '.' .. ., -, ., •. • .. •.d.•. , . . .. -, - .• "' ..' .., . - ,. - . K . , J:, .. • ' ' o By SHARON CARRASCO Julian Jr., school board at- Bargaining Agreement which Herald Staff Writer torney but she refused to accept reads: The Seminole County School It. "The superintendent and all Board has been found guilty of A foreign language teacher, administration personnel shall violating a collective Mrs Edwards charged she had be charged with the obligation bargaining agreement but Is not been offered a continuing of giving all annual contract not responsible for the unem- contract, tenure, because the personnel every reasonable ployrnent of a county school principal "wanted to keep the opportunity of developing into teacher, slot open to hire coaches," the useful and productive teachers This was the ruling handed suit states. In the district." down Tuesday by Circuit Judge Arbitrator David W. Doner Richard Mulcirew in the case of Former principal Keith ruled the school board did Carol Edwards and the Stone, however, denied he had violate the collective S eminole Ed U cati 0fl told Mrs. Edwards that, said bargaining agreement but Mrs. Association (SEA) vs. the Jun. Edwards's lack of employment S minoIounty School Board. "Stone told b he did not, was 1e o fault, Julian said. Mrs. Edraids flied a know whether she would he boner recommended, an tli grievance aflinst the school renewed or not," Julian said. court concurred, that the school board on May 18, 1976 after her "She was advised not to discuss board not appoint Mrs. contract was not renewed at the matter In the classroom but Edwards to the instructional Oviedo High School. she did. He didn't renew her for staff but pay the arbitrator's Seminole County Superin- Insubordination." fee of $700, Julian said. tejj_g1 Schools William Mrs. Edwards, who was in Jt')laa._a'iIthe school board Layer testified before Muidrew fliThd year at Oviedo High wasn't happy with the decision he did offer a fourth 'annual School at the time, charged the but "It would cost you more to contract to Mrs. Edwards at school board with violating appeal the case then pay the another school, said Ned N. Section B of the Collective bill." -.• 198$ Deadline DC- 10s Are Flying Again I e L *teracy - i A CETA 'YOUTH OF THE WEEK . - of Florida Land Company of Winter I'ark. The report stated that i.luring T OK 'd ttii!!in1 pernuts for singlelaiiitiv homes ill Seminole County numbered 1,181 during tbe first quarter of this yvar. 1 ht f ivilre is 31 percent above report said. ('its' building permit . in Sanford issued in .1tily inc lude the following: James Napolio, to cruet it construct a H reside nut, a t \altit S'23,01). tb' number issued (luring the fourth quarter of 1978, the sign at 2404) French Ave. $400, I l4anmusum. 1 instruct an in i:rm'und j'I It .261t; , _--- January, I' ebruarv and March leat ncr \ ill ' Marshall St. Value: 6,00O. Bob ('artwnght. to repair a un . to tuiiiil imi Ave. garage at 510 Par k AveV 'mm. fl,5thJ. M .1 ,1( otamn to ceiiiotli'l a Lveliing at 32 informl Ave. Value: $ 1.oOO. - SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD 9:30 - addition to it single family addition to a single-family resuk'nce at 1315 Southwest residence at 5031uttii' St. Alit' 1mev, to construct a single family residence at ti(il coli Dr. V alue: $30,W0. lliIl Wells, to screen in a Value $3,000 Road Value $150 Williatti James to make an iiimnTh Fried Clocker., to porch at 121 AlJean Drive. thsplav at tcniVirary igii at addition to a single family Value; $4,000. 2561 Fmcnch Ave. Value $200. residence at 211 Palm Place' Francis ( )liver, to build an Richard Smith, to make an Value: $1,800. 9:30 DAILY SUN. 12-6 K mart* ADVE SHOP MT. DORA, LEESBURG, KISSIMMEE, DeLAND9.9 DAILY SUN 12.6 - edwIMM Is@- 1~ IWO " D.- §^*',V , of this year. there were 447 lionie sales recorded in the G-T , 0", VISA #Wtab* 0, November and DeceinLwr of list car, 517 hom w ere sold in tile county :e repo said . THE SAVING PLACE , The %Vekiva Developinent in the southwest portion of the wJ • •' "°• ' "n '' -. F<ER county led all iiietropolitau Orlando developinunts in honie sales for tile quarter. The report sold = ED MERCHANDISE POLICY - and $130,000. the report Loiiø said. Also in Semnimiole County, the report lists the foilosving ..;, '' 'a - - nuinher of first quarter sales per development: Winter Springs, 43; The Highlands, 26; Sweetwater, 25; Deer Bull, 11; Howell Cove, 23; North Orlando It,- inches, 22; Sabal Point, 21; Foxinoor, 20; Jennifer E'states, 19*; Bel-Aire Hills, 19; Itiver %7 \_ - , \ '' WOOLITE LIQUID \ I SOFT NYLON SLEEP GOWNS Stonewood, 14; \edgewood, 14; 96 \\ / \ \ San Sebastian Heights, 14; Sausidito Shores, ii; 'rrailwood Lstates, 10; \ 7 960 it Run, ; Windtree West, 17; CRUNCHY PEANUT CANDY Our Req. I.?? \u,Iwn Ii '\ \\ ''::. , (110 ,' 10x25-FT. PLASTIC SHEETING I a Big 10; Garden Lake Estates, 10; Spring Oaks, 8; Sla 6,1 oxssood, b(roe Estate, 6; Sunrise, 6; Hidden Lake, 5; Barclay Woods, 4; Th e Springs. 3; Hunters Point, 2; Columbus Harbour, 2; Mandana, 2; Howell Branch Woods, and Shadow Hill, 1. The report states that \% renwood, \ fl Di' colotS. i iui) of lenqlhs All have t_..__j ' 01 ,,nThi L)I(lt'''l IT 1 ' ,,... , ,. . I sc.' , I . Misses SizC Clear plastic sheeting 2 1 ' I , Q - WASH aIL__ I • r- ' , Sant L flush - SANI-FLUSH TOILET LEANER - urs 0j Pti r1 im n $15 Fee Sought For Aid PROPANE TORCH KIT (hilt chvorcei spouses will pay a service fee of $15 to enforce support court-ordered payments from their ex-mates. according to a proposed Seminole County ordinance set for public hearing Aug. 7. buriii ar'., tuel tmflk 5'97 ROD AND REEL COMBO Fiberglass rod and - - 488 Spy? CaSt re el The ordinance sets a $15 fee for enforcement of existing support orders and a fee of $20 seeking petitions for mnodific'ations of support orders . '11w fee will be paid by those persons using the services of the Domestic Relations Comunnissiomier. Previously, those services were provided 14-OZ.- COOLANT free of charge to the users. Our Reg 1 27 I If the board of county cornimiisiomiers adopts the ormlindnce, the fee schedule would 1 z.it..' rk 'Tyranny' Of Coats, Ties W EATH ER ROBBER SENTENCED A 40-year-old Orlando man was sentenced to between three years and ten years In the state penitentiary for his involvement In an armed robbery May 12. Circuit Judge Voile Williams handed down the sentence Monday to Ronald Eugene Campbell. Campbell had entered a plea of no contest to the charge. Campbell was arrested shortly after holding up the Perkins Restaurant in Altamonte Springs at gunpoint. Altamonte Springs police said Campbell's getaway car was identified by witnesses of the holdup and the robber was stopped on state Road 400 while attempting to escape. Police said the money stolen from the restaurant and a gun were found In Campbell's car when he was stopped. &hoo .• 'Leaps' F! Women Forecast WSH1NGTON (UP!) Rep. Morris Udall, D-Ariz, has apppJnted himself temporary chairman of the "Co(igressional Comfort Caucus" and has launched a drive, to liberate congressmen from the "tyranny" of coat8 and ties. Wagner claims he suffered bruises, shock and injuries about his neck, back and spine from the accident. e - WASHINGTON (UP!) The DC-10 has returned to service from a month-long grounding with free chainpagne and a warning from Ralph Nader to avoid the aircraft. Federal Aviation Administrator langhorne Bond Friday 11ftd his June 6 order grounding the DC-b, saying fr uent Inspections and other actions he has taken will asre the nation's worst air disaster never occurs again. l(t airlines planned to phase in DC-10 service during the>veekend. American Airlines said It would go beyond the'FAA order by test flying each of its DC-10s before putting 14 in the air by mid-week. Martha, and the United Services Automobile Association for damages. Wagner claims Webb negligently operated his car on Feb. II, 1979 and as a result, collided with Wagner and his motorcycle. The accident occurred at the intersection of state road 436 and U.S. Highway 17-92 as Webb was leaving the parking lot of the ABC Drive-In liquor Store. COMPRESSORS TAKEN .Three two-and-one-half ton air compressors were reported sttiteç from a construction project In the 300 block of Tall Pine Lane lnJhe Hidden Lake area Friday, Sanford police said. Police aid the total value of the compressors Is estimated at $2,100. MURDER? A man who rt.prtedIy told Seminole County Sheriff's deputies that he had just murdered someone was arrested and charged with prowling early Saturday morning. Deputies said they were called to 105 Marker Road, a nonexistant address, at about 4 a.m. Searching the area, a deputy spotted a man wandering out of a nearby orange grove. The deputy said he thought the man was carrying a long-barreled gun. However, when the man was stopped, he did not have a gun. Deputies questioning the man were able to gain little formation. The man, apparently carrying no Identification, gave his name as Dannie Paul. Herefused to give his age or address, deputies said. , 13.5 percent during the first quarter of this ear fromti the record setting pace the fourth quarter of 18, according to a market st udy prepared by the CIVIL SUIT The following civil suit has been filed with the office of Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith seeking damages in excess of $2,500: Roger L. Wagner Is suing William E. Webb and his wife, Schlesinger - Sales of 1L%% hoiiies in Semiiwle l'ountv decreased b At one point, deputies said, the man said he had just murdered .someone. Today the Sheriff's Department said it had no report of any murders. Initial bond on Paul was set at $104. Deputies said the man had a small cut on his left hand, but refused treatment from an emergency unit. Al Smoking Perils Children New Home Sa/es In Semignole Down From Record Pace Plaza • , Vergia Henry, teachers aide at the Sanford HeadDelay Enforcement start Center, has been named "youth of the week" by officials with the Seminole Youth Employment TAMPA, Fla. (UP!) The passage of the (test) as a process clause of the 14th Program. Miss Henry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 4,200 members of the 1979 requirement for graduation for Amendment," Cart concluded Willie 14, Henry, is employed at the center during the public school senior class who a period of four years. in a 54-page opinion. "By the end of the court's summer through Funds provided by the Corn- failed to pass the functional Cart directed the Mate give prehensive Training and Employment Act (CETA), Literacy test will get diplomas injunction, all students should diplomas to the estimated 4,200 be ready and able to compete on members of the 1979 pijg1c During the school year, Miss Henry studies social after all, an equal footing, school graduating classes who welfare at Seminole Community College, Pictured "The schedule for Im- failed the test and were ad to U.S. District Judge George C. with Miss Henry is Adelle Lopez. Carr of Jacksonville upheld the plementatkm ( of the literacy receive "certificates of corntest Friday, but said the state law) is a violation of the due pletlon." couldn't deny diplomas to students who fall It until 1983. I VI*o1ent S s Peril d M iwestern States Fire Victims Carr rejected arguments that Offered Aid nri N1 WI I be-dine effective after Oct. I. Ihe Florida Legislature authorized the creation of the dunmiestie relations enforcement system within the circuit court I ratuework. Ucgimudiig in May of this year, the board of county commissioners approved funding for the office of a Domestic Relations Coni- missioner. The funding was to last through September of this year, under the condition that the exam is biased against blacks, but said more time is needed toellmlnatevestagesof the old segregation system 9 a.m. readings; tern- a.m.,1:24p.m.,; low,1:57a.m., which might meke It harder for peraturp, $5; overnight lows, 7:27 p.m. some blacks to pass and to Bayport: high, a.m., 1:21 1:34 yesterday's high 93; 74; A Sanford fast-food for Judy's, "we'll try to get By United Press bternatloal metropolitan area. A flash flood drain, nearly drowning. Au- provide proper notice to restaurant has started a someone to the barometric pressure, 31.99; - p.m.; low, 12:41a.m. scene to I:: A band of violent storms warning was Issued for St. thoritles said the boy was tin- students, parents wW teachers. program to MONDAY I'J)FS re1athe humidity,?? percent; aid people who lose what kixid of help the victims derwater several minutes. He ruled: Daytona Beach: high, 1:51 pushed through the Midwest Louis. wIads,I NW at 1 mph, everything in a fire or other' need. We'll get clothing sizes A flood warning was issued Thunderstorms were scatPartly cloudy a.m., 2:33 p.m.; low, 1:05 a.m., today, threatening to pound Forjcad: disaster. on and the like and then get the several states with had, heavy tered over Indiana and heavy through Tuesday for the White !n light of the evidence Woo# Sunday with scattered 8:44 p.m. radio and in the newspaper to Judy's Homestyle HamPort Canaveral: high, 1:43 rain, gusty winds and tornado- rain covered western Pennsyl- River at Spencer in Owen relating to the necessary period alteraBon and evening than. and locate the by needed items burgers and Fixin's, U.S. Hwy. vanla. Tornadoes were sighted County, In d., and downstream of time to orient the students deri tars. Highs lathe I.w to a.m., 2:21 p.m.; law, 7:58 a.m., es. public ona." to collect items to The National Weather SerFriday night In southern to Edwardsport in Knox and teachers to the new func17.92, plans 0:31 p.m. 71L wiade mId-1 Lows lithe " It just seems like something as pe ter victims In rsons tional literacy objectives, to help dis Bayport: high, 7:18 a.m., 7:54 vice repo rted a cold front Indiana at Mount Vernon and County. At least 150 vans e 10 min per beer or Oat is needed," Daxdzler said, were evacuated as the on- injure Instruction in the oh- Seminole Country through their adding that his company is less it gutsy sear than- p.m.; low, 1:11 a.m., 2:94 p.m. pushing through the region Boonville. Rainstorms dumped more slaught sent waterways raging jectives and to eliminate the difficulties, produced lines of strong BOATING FORECAST derab çm ftb* probability,,. trying to find ways to get ln SI. Augustine, to Jupiter Islet thunderstorms from northern than 7 Inches of rain In some out of their banks and taint on educational developSI pa cent derlig after"" "As soon as we find out about 'volved in the community. out SI wiles- Winds variable Kansas to southern Minnesota sections of Indiana Friday. The weakening Several dams. and. iag hours. ment which accompanied a bad fire or other disaster," "Hopefully everybody will chip rain was blamed for at least one Thundershowers poured segregation, the court IS 01 the said Rick Dantzler, spokest mostly seelhwestcnly around ia and Wisconsin. am In." Northern Iowa was hardest death and caused flash flooding thCh.WI4IOW rain over portions opinion that the state should be IJNDAY TIDE knots thr.b today. Seas 3 feet Of western Pennsylvania. In the enjoined from requiring Da as Beach: bight, 12:13 or less. Widely scattered mostly hit by the severe weather that sent some persons f'p,g southwestern section of the 12 am..t is.. Ill a.m.. *1 LUL evewas thus. Friday night: twisters downed their homes. state, heavy rains caused mud An 11-year-old boy was killecl I ML 1W I tonus with gusty winds and power fins near Belmond and Iowa Falls, a tornado destroyed when a 5O400t oak treic tgi,afd dies and washed out roads. Per auversl: high, 12:41 rough sac Many cars were underwater a barn and killed livestock near the lent he was in at a Boy Scout SEMINOLE MEMORIAL Elizabeth K. Duckworth, Deltona at Salisbury, Pa., and floods Clarion and huge hailstones hit camp. Officials said rains HOSPITAL Herman 0. Kole", Ostonn apparently iooaened the tree's were threatening homes At RUthVCXI. F! ning fkndd fuses . SANFORD Meyersdalé, a mud slide Thunderstorms at Hays, roots, causing It to fail. JULY 13. me DISCHARGES SANFORD: ADMISSIONS Aseardi for a 10-year-old boy contaminated the public water Ken., produced hail and wind Stg,day. July IS. 1919—Vol. 11, No. 282 B.ss,e C. Dixon SANFORD; gusts up to 58 mph. A dorm who vanished when he was supply and caused major Aretha M. Barr Mica McLtllon Ilbllsh.d Daily and Sunday. except Saturday W The Sanford Herald, dropped .75 Inches of rain at knocked off an inner tube raft damage. Gloria J. Beasley Jewell S. Meeks I"N. French Ave., Sanford, Fla. nni. Julia M. Colston Alma H. Smith Heavy rains were easing off, Moline. Ill., late Friday, with resumed today In Marion Jeanie Daly MelisSa C. Taylor 5. d C lass Postage Paid at $antord. Florida 32171 winds gusting to 60 mph. Trees County. A three-year-old boy however, and further flooding Yvette C PoUIener, Oc:t.na J0s*Ph 14 McCormick were downed by 60-mph winds was An critical condition after in southwestern Pennsylvania John C. Waltrich, Deltona Raymond C. Manfre HonOelivery: Week li cents ; Month. $3.2$;4months, Loreta J. Crotty, Lake Monroe Chris J. Porlewig 136 00. Sy Mail Week, IS cents; Month 1113-64., 6 Months, no.o., Year. was not expected, the weather at Webster Groves, Mo., and '- being swept off a raft In a Bertha L. Shipp James H. Ellington, Orlando $40.00—1 Inch hail pelted the St. Louis flooded ditch and Into a storm service said. Carol J. Hilni. a. n.,. .. ' Freon coolant ton air conditioners the office become selfsustaining thereafter. The county appropriated $41,095 for the period through September. 'lime commissioner, Terrance Ackert, operates with one full-time clerical staff member. A pokesznan at the DCR office today said there have been 45 applications seeking support enforcement or petitions for modificiation of support orders since the office opened. .Smokej' Say: rirr- - a -' • _ MUST lFYOU '4YBURN TOCLEAR LAND... VSO \C40/fl' . Bertha Burger,. - - - - -. --- - c , ---'-•-- - 4. a 4.. .' .-.., ._ -. - - '1 - - - - - '-' 'T' - '' - — --V Alz F. I WIUUI• •- -' -. - -a- a . . �Evening HeMd 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322-2611 or8il-9993 Around Sunday, July is, 1979-4A 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDA 8O, 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. fl _____ K & K —rest and relaxation... Everybody needs the luxury of a few days to regroup and revitalize now and then. Whatever it takes, working folks need to get away. Now, some may unwind by playing golf while others choose fishing. Surely many head to the warm sunny beaches with the cool waters as others may seek refuge In dim, cool cocktail lounges for their watering holes. A lengthy vacation trio just won't do the trick. In most cases, folks work themselves to the bone trying to get away, and then ret urn dog tired the night before returning to work in worse physical Basically, I think what I was trying to do was get the old house In order for the professional cleaners to come In. At least, they will find It pretty neat and fairly clean. The little lady who stays home and works has my sympathy, empathy and compassion. There seems to be more things to see and do when you live with It. Then there are those nuisance phone calls. One day I was on the ladder hanging crisp, freshly laundered curtains in the bedroom. Just as I belancedmyself on the top rung with three pairs of curtains dangling, the phone Jangled. Drooping the curtains across the bed, I hurried to the phone with an out-of-breath loud, "Good morning." The caller wanted to sell me something. Up the ladder again to string the curtains out. I need longer arms. The phone rang again. I was a little angry and picked up the phone with a loud, "Hell-o." Another sales pitch. I just hung up while the caller was still yakking. shape then before the vacation. I recently spent a few days of R & R. One night I slept 13 hours. Come to think of it, It OP EC Lessens Our Independence The Clock ,' By DORIS DIETRICH wasn't night at all. I went to bed at about 11 p.m. and slept the clock around until noon the next day. Now that's what I call luxury. Among other things, I did some Christmas shopping and cooked up several casseroles and other goodies for the freezer. .~, Then I felt real badly for being so rude. Up the ladder again. This time it looked like I was finally going to get those curtains up before dark. There went that phone again. I decided to try to be a little more civil. "Hell000," I barely whispered in a long drawl. "And how Is the most gorgeous blonde in the world?" the smooth talker asked. My reflection in the mirror revealed frizzled string-mop hair to match the frazzled nerves, a pale face sans Sore bought color, faded paint-streaked Jeans and a too-tight top. I tried, I really did, to give it the old Marilyn Monroe appeal, and puckered and soothingly sighed into the phone mouthpiece. "Katie, what's wrong, Sweetheart?" the called questioned. "Sorry, wrong number," I answered in my best business voice, "I'm not Katie," as I placed the phone In the cradle before the caller c&uld reply. Aw shucks. Back to the drawing board. Up the ladder. a in af infn thp anirif nf •SWS ••t fl b '.S cnciDr tS %S4DIWt W 4V thisyer's Independence Day celebrations had there 4Ot been so many current reminders of the JULIAN BOND RONALD Cths11er, for example, the nation's energy prédicáment. Our reliance on the Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries for half th e nation's oil requirements allows a handful of foreign potentates to compete with President Carter, Congress and the Federal Reserve Board in controlling the American economy. The recent 25-percent OPEC price increase effectivelv cancelled this country's economic growth prospes for 1979. In the process, it tipped the econon irrevocably toward a predicted recession later thIs year. That such damage could be wrought by 13 foreign oil thinisters closeted in Geneva is proof of W. soing other than independence. Ndwe add that the men who celebrated this cotantry's first Independence Day 203 years ago woutel have been appalled at this surrender of natl6161 sovereignty. They would have been mystified and perhaps outraged that their desjiIants would permit themselves to be brqujbJ to such a sorry state of affairs. Thvy would not have understood how the world's prewaier economic power, blessed with a 700-year supplyof coal, impressive oil and natural gas deposits, and the technological skill to exploit any o aI alternative energy sources, could have pern;ted itself to slide into such dependence on foreign powers. be that the latest OPEC assault on the AmMan economy will stun Washington into libeThg the nation's energy potential. But the coniing babble of confused and conflicting voices on the Potomac suggests otherwise. Had such indecision reigned on the East Coast in 1776, the Redcoats would have won In a walk. y DeserveBreqç riots of naval recruits at the Great Lakes Naval Station were caused , according to news reports, by "r redàii, frustration, hostile civilians, rough policemen, a va ue cise of persecution, and hot, steamy weather." mef, the young sailors said they were venting their anger ov r i 4li-b5 thebirs, massage parlors, pimps, pr 5tltIes and others who prey upon them along the Strip, a sh bby stretch of Sheridan Road, just opposite the base. heorders involved sailors — a modest percentage of th 8, ,recruits stationed at Great Lakes. Still, this was an er baqpslng lapse from the proud traditions of the U.S. Navy. Ai I, meover, no matter how wronged they felt, the rioting ss ors were guilty of inexcusable conduct. eveless, who can deny that tbere are those who prey ui in q soldiers, sailors, Marines and airmen? And who can de y thy- presence of ci vilian indifference and even hostility that Ie di q,a sense of loneliness, isolation and vague feelings of p ae4ön? he pqkôt lathe disturbances in Illinois should cause some soul bout whether we are doing as much as we should 10 Be d he ithe,joung men and women of our armed services, whose pr fenèe means so much to all of us. tecent — 51ji ZIA 1. ' Pleas e Write tztters to the editor are welcomed for puhifration. All letters must be signed, with a mailing address and, if possible, a telephone nutier so the identity of the writer may be verified. The Evening Herald will respect the wIbes of writers who do not want their names in pI*nt. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. RRY'S WORLD The Rift Over A Direct Vote Cost-Cuffing Ideas Can Backf'i're, County Discovers . .....f. amamft qwuo"4111.4 Now that we've FINALLY gotten turned on to disco, a lot of the ieaiiy 'with ii' people are sick of it." C. -, S .' HI mdch money. While it undoubtedly is not the first time suh a message has been sent, it may be one of the few Instances it was delivered by a body which could actually lose money If s week the board reluctantly agreed . The Bus in g O n . John Lewis, former chairman of the Student -- Amendment That year Molt! got only 17 names. Too Good To Las t When Tito Dies, How Will Soviets Go 9 Influence after Tito's death "The Soviets ap- parently feel they will have little difficulty maneuvering Yugoslavia Into a closer alignment with the USSR because of what Moscow perceives to be diaoorted within Yugoslav society," the confidential report says. A State Department official said It's to be expected that the Russians would try to woo The's successors. "But the big w-iknown is how ,nw9i further they'll go than just 'fiMling, around,' "he told our reporter Dove Carpenter. "We don't think they'd Invade, but nobody really knows for sure." A Defense Intelligence Agency summary reflects this view, saying, "The USSR Is unlikely to invade a cohesive Yugoslavia." The question, of course, is whhpr Yugoslavia will remain cohesive once Tito is pas — and what top the Soviets can and will take to chip away at the nation's solidarity. Tito has taken Saps to awre stability after. he dies; he has estkliHlhed a collective state presidency to be filled on a rotating basis by Yugoslavia's nine vice presidents. But an intelUgence report warns: "The principal wweaolved problem Is the aheence of a de$gnM.d awassor to Tito as party ddef lbhas,infact, been reluctant to share his own power with anyone." The analysis concludes: "Tho's refusal so far to choose a party successu has rnwk it Irn. pible for anyone within the leadership to [~- '" - ..... - . - . - . consolidate political power, so tie party leadership will have to choose someone to serve as f1rM-among4sals In the collective leadership that will Initially follow Tho." Cottrolof the party is, ofcourse, the key to power In a communist Sate, and the death earlier this year of Tit.o's heir-apparent, Edvard Kardelj, has narrowed speculation to a half dozen or so possible successors. Current State Department thinking leans toward Branko Mikulic and Slane Dolanc as the likeliest first an— Mlkullc, 51, gained Mature as party chief of Besnia-Hercegovina, and lad year was named as TUb's Mind-In to preside over the 24-member party presidency. Dolanc, 54, was for eight years secretary of the party presidency and a longtime protege of Kardelj. ASlovene, he Is regarded as a moderate with pro-Western leaning'"lbekeytothesurvlvalolthepreaag system over the longer term ... probably Has in the ability of The's heirs to match his record of getting the fractious Yugoslays to work together," a secret U.S. analysis says, adding optimistically: "We believe that 30 years of federal experience under Tito has imparted a sense of nationhood that will pull (bern through. odds are better than even that post-The Yugoslavia will survive much as It Is today." CRANBERRY POLCS Teddy Kennedy continues to keep Jimmy Carter uncertain about his Intentions for 1*. Though Kennedy - .. '- i. I.* disclaims any intention of challenging the*%. president next year, he recently Invaded Cartet cotgdrr" with a keynote speech to Rural America, Inc., a group of farm, health and migrant labor organizations meeting at the Sheraton Park Hotel in Washington, With a draiØ. face, Kennedy reminded the 6odervies that there's a powerful finn constituency In his heavily Industrialized home state. Massachusetts, he said, is the No. 2 cranberry, Producing date. It may not match Carter's,,, political mileage as a peanut farmer, but It's a. dart TRICKY STATI$-rKS To the standard fr$ of falashoods lie,, damned lies and MaUdlq add another one: government percentages Tte Interstate Commerce C_ iilhil recuitly. '' agreed to a six percent rate hikejor Independent' . truckers. It justified the modest increase b 1 " announcing that telegrams to the agency supported the move "by a ten4o.one margin." Actually, the ICC had received a total of nIn' telegrams, seven of which supported the ,I4" Per cent Increase. That's a margin of three-and a-hall to one. And five of the seven favorable' , telegrams came from the same city BaUlmort — and were worded Identically. Mike Parkhurd, president of the Independenr Thicken Aisoclatioji, was as indgriant about tzmouncementot supportuhe was about the' small rate increase. "The ICC Lied," he said, bluntly. - - - - . ' n,,t n11 n., au1uø PA .,n,l •I..... (UU IIIVU _,. I. I -, commissioner. The people reviewing grant requests don't like "but" letters, was the reply., U 1 nI CflII .jw, II 1. u iiuwUn bI&4 .. 1 ., . Product Safety For Young- 1 : 1, I l)uring this International Year of the (idld, considerable attention is being focu.sed on the consumer role played by American youngsters. After all, they do have hundreds of millions of dollars to spend in the marketplace. . .. see "children and child-related products Manufact ure rs argued against CU's as a market to be exploited rather than as proposed standard, citing the increaséd a responsibility." cost of producing safer mowers. In Ms. It's not just a matter of safe toys and Karpatkin's words: "One argument was safe chil dren's clothing, Ms. Karpatktn the people should be allowed to decide for.. notes. Child safety products such as car themselves whether they wanted to pay , seat restraints— have at times been found more for a safer mower. But child ren ha,ve-, Although much of the discussion and inadequate for their purposes, too. no s uch choice." debate has been devoted to advertising Sometimes, safety hazards can be found While the children's problems can be' practices, other problems fadng yo g in such products as playgro und equip- addressed by consumer groups, governun consumers are also important. For merit, poisons in the medicine cabinet, ment agencies and enlightened exampk., product safety which should clean sers in containers wit hout childproof manufacturers and advertisers, Ms. be of concern to everyone — has s pecial closings, fireworks, matches and sharp Karpatkln also believes that childhood'. implications for the young. objects left within reach of small children. cons um er ed ucation needs to be further , As consumers, chldren are not in a And, the fact is, youngsters frequently developed. One way in which Consumers Union is position to make judgments about their use products design ed for and purchased working to help, she notes, is through its own safety," says Rhonda IL Karpetkin, by adults. new children 's magazin e, Penny Power. executive director of Consumer's Union. Take, for example, the lawn mower. Using attractive pictures, games and "l'Iiev don't know what products or substances are hazardous they must When Conswners Union developed a lawn stories, it provides Information children'. depend on adults. Th ye're the victims of a mower safety standard for the U.S. need to cope with everything from, serious marketplace abuse: insufficient Consumer Product Safety Commission, it television advertising to product safety., was dealin g with a product that childr en The magazine will be formall y launched 111 concern for child safety." In her opinion, much of the abuse arises use: Th ey mow lawns as part of their January, 1980, with bo th an English and a Spanish edition. because manufacturers and advertisers household chores or to make money. ,1 - . -- 11. document assessing Ujo prospects of stronger . suggested. _. stamp it. I nstead, they said, they wouW participants would be viewed negatively, application for funds which detailed the naround when a po li tical body askS ti sign a letter if it was made clear that the 1 In other words, don't try and tell the number of staff members needed merely federal government to tone don' a percent administrative costs outlined in bureaucrats they are spending too much was done in compliance with DOL potential gift. In the next Congress, he was up to 201 nat ures. This time he made It. It happened - JACK ANDR5UN The official Moscow line Is that such fear, are merely malicious propaganda "dirty provocations" of anti-Soviet elements in the Wed. Soviet boss [.eonld Brezhnev scornfully accused Western leaders of "trying to preaas* Yugoslavia as a poor, help] Little Red Hiding Hood whom the terrible, bloodthirsty, wolfaggressive Soviet Union is preparing to tear apart and swallow." But secret US. intelligence repasts indicate that the big, bad wolf-Red Riding Hood Image is not the fairy tale Brezhnev would have the world believe Our Intelligence officials learned of a Soviet . r,thtv'r 1 - - - ti, regulations. They had to ask for all tliós administrative people, the commissioners were told. "What if we said we agree with, the program but we think it could b4dministered for less money?" queried one Consumer Tips 4 - sVtkICnC n'jthn,.t 12,1,.nron n(fant In ..u..... w Ihn commissioner —is required to put such a petition over the top. LIGHTER SIDE . - th ihv rpf,iq,., -••-c'nrnmis.cinnprc s ........ -'' money. If you do, they won't like it and they won't give you anything. Specifically, the board members thought such a program could be run as well with one director-supervisor instead of two. Perhaps the director also could do some of the clerical work and reduce the need for a full time secretary, another commissioner '''I ' about the time Howard Miller, Los Angeles school board president and a champion of forced was losing a recall election. That, tact; WASHINGTON (UP!) pesta from around generation of new energy programs. mere must bln ..-—___ , have the ovum" suppUm of jan ____al gum reedin ofPublicseidinient on the lien. forthr-- 'gasoline again are available In most places Hill alone. Then came Vernon Jordan, president of where motorists were experiencing severe At first glance, my favorite was a plan fliial few signers. National Urban League, to promot, as he told Thou prop ents of busing fear that th e a championed anxiety attacks. by Rep. Ron Paul, a Texas gh on same cuitunittee, "the status quo." 1 MoW amendm ent, If It becomes law, would brIng I knew all along the shortage would end soon. Republican and problem-solver. How my Speaking for the organized civil rights conleapt up when I beheld a press release onneraoframpantbigotryandvastly unequal stituenry, Jordan argued that 52 percent of It was one of those things that was too good to proclaiming that "Congressman Ron Paul In- schools, I wonder. American blacks JveJn.nine Sates—California, last, Mmerilte Uiate has been changing greatly This week, In this area, we were almost back to troduces B1t1'Yó 1L'11TlIlIne Lines." Florida, ii7ffGlMich1gan, New Jersey, New in recent years. And man' blacks see a different,... Now that, I said to myself, Is what I call really York, Ohio and Texas. These states control a Square One — congealed traffic, air reeking of insidious kind of prejudice Implicit In forced,. exhaust fumes, parking impossible, getting to the heart of the matter. I mean, why total of 245 electoral votes. one that says In effect, a black student. But for one brief shining moment, there was monkey around with allocations, odd-even busing; number a candidate needs the k u can't learn unless he's between two white ones.. Camelot. rationing and all that razzmatazz? White H. California's superintendent of public Instruction, The events of the spring Jordan contends that since the electoral adWhy not simply pa ss a law making gas lines W ilson Riles, himself black, has been openly. vanta ge these states receive under the present pre.ion that the only sensible moves critical of forced busing on these grounds. system would be lost under the Bayh plan, that . country had made in at least two decides came illegal? gisla on p hibiting m ori s from forMotti's bill does nothing to prohibit open Le ti ro ot st black Influence In presidential elections would be during the 1973-74 Arab oil embargo. ming gas li nes wo ul d have required sub st antial en rollment, voluntary busing, magnet schools, That was when we cut the speed Limit lost as well. mph, begin switching to decent-sized cars and penalties, of course. Off hand, I would say a and other non-compulsory methods for, 000 and a year In jail for anyone caught strengthening racial lntergration. The bill says,,,, i "Blacks' success In presidential politics is evinced some "no student shall be compelled to attend public. Then the treacherous Arabs started plying us unlawfully queueing. dependent on their ability to leverage their was not talking school other than the one nearest his residence.":r .. As It turned out, however, Paul minority votes and views Into the will of the with petroleum again, and our noble intentions about abolishing gas lines directly. He was In other words, neighborhood schools. majority," said Jordan. Under direct elections, crumbled around us. In recent weeks we came close to getting back talking about abolishing gas lines by repealing Will the Moltl amendment pass? he urged, candidates could Ignore matters of On June 11, an amendment to an education bill.. deep concern to urban populations and to on the right track. But now the lines are moving "all federal restrictions, controls, regulations minorities, confident they need not win a out of the gas stations and Into the streets once and taxes on the production and distribution of by Rep. John Ashbrook, R-Ohlo, prohlbitlng.,, more. fuel." federal funds for busing, got 62.7 percent of the plurality of big-Sate votes, Oh, well, It was swell while it Lasted. Such a measure, he said, "would make the vote. In 19fl,arnhar measure by Molt! got5a.7-' Bayh and Jordan disagree about how many The only bad part was thaicrainbie it took to gasoline lines only a bad memory." And maybe perced. MotU'a allies are encouraged by the. blacks live where. Bayh says 53.7 percent of all blacks liv, In buy less gasoline. In time, I Feel sire, that defect It would have. I am not here to argue the pros or increase. In order to pass, the MaUl amendment will South, and that the Census Bureau tells him their would have been corrected and we would have cons of deregulation. I merely wish to point out that something will need two-thirds of the votes of members present.., numbers are growing every day. In addition, been able to buy less gasoline almost as easily as be missing from our lives now that the gas If It does pass, then passes the Senate, It goes. blacks are slowly leaving the city for the We once bought all we could burn, Deep down, I suppose, what I enjoyed most shortage has been alleviated. Not getting there through the ratification process — three-fousthe, suburbs, dashing the notion that the present about the gas line era was the spontaneous was half the fun. urban advantage can be long maintained. of the state legislatures must approve it. - the request were viewed as excessive. A letter to that effect was written, but spokesmen for SCA warned the commissioners that any note suggesting less than enthusiastic support might mean the money will go to another community. The spokesmen indicated that any message to the federal bureaucrats saying the program might be trimmed In Subcommittee on Civil and Constitutional Rights, refused to hold hearings on the bill, MoW sought petition signatures from his fellow members. A majority of the membership — 218 Non-violent Coordinating Committee and now a federal anti-poverty executive, Calls the EICotural College the one hind. ot ma)or dislranciusemen(thacremainsm our country. "Having won the long and difficult and dangerous struggle to win the right to , we cannot now accept the proposition that any one person's vote can count more than another's," Bh the advice is taken. Thi to sign a letter of acknowledgement of plans by the Seminole Community Action Labor (DOL) grant in the amount of (SCA) agency to apply for a Department of $500,000. Th e funds would be used for a REAGAN program in which senior citizens would help train unemployed youths. The program will not cost the coun ty anything. The f unds come from federal coffers. By acknowledging the application, the board, in effect, is telling the Department of Labor that the SCA is a legitimate organ ization. When the program first was explained to The young Democrat from Cleveland, now in his third term in Congress, had done it the hard way. Beginning in his first year, 1975, when Rep. Don Edwards, D-Callf., chairman of the House swers. - - , in the future? Are they helped or hindered by a system that may cast their vote for the candidate they voted against? Apparently, however, there are many an- throughout Europe like those that shook Red Chins after Tse-tung's death. They're afraid the Kremlin may seize the opportunity to reassert its authority over the troublesome YIlgosiavs - , At issue are seemingly simple questions: Where do black voters live? Where will they live dangerous shock waves. The tremors may be felt - I ,.-~,.,-_ The Seminole Board of County CornmI*sioners is going to try to tell the federal go'ernment the latter is spending too Both pro- and anti-busing forces are born. barding members of the House of Representativesinaneffoit to line up votes for a July 24th showdown on Capitol Hill. On that day, the House will vote whether to pus on to the Senate a constitutional amendment which would have the effect of putting an end to mandatory busing of school children for the purpose of achieving racial balance. Despite opposition by the House leadership and refusal of the key committee chairman to hold hearings on the proposed amendment, Rep. ROfl Mottl, D-Ohio, the author of the bill, in late June achieved a rare distinction among his colleagues: he got enough signatures on a "discharge petition" to force the measure to the floor of the House. League. - 0 t 1LL.. DTP4S5TIESALT NOT WIT)T - How CM VERIPY ot'u i CANTE YCX)RaA-T! IALI '(oi) MAY SPU.t. I1C FVSE to REfl)RN fl TiE W ILL NO,IMSOR%.,,Nor VJTHOUTREAC4.2LE 4MENPMN1. The American black community usually speaks to Congress with one voice. But a minor rift has erupted along geographical lines between Southern and Northern blacks over retaining the Electoral College. Under a proposal by Sen. Birch Bayh, DInd., future American presidents would be chosen by a direct vote of the people. If no candidate received 40 percent of the votes cast, a runoff would be held between the top two votegetters. The Byh proposal has wide support, including the AFL-CIO, the League of Women Voters, ji American Bar Association and others. In opposition are the NAACP, the National Urban Coalition, Jesse Jackson's People united To Save Humanity and the National Urban WASHINGTON — For 31 years Western Intelligence analysts have been keeping an uneasy eye on the onetime tinderbox of Europe: Marshal Tho's Yugoslavia. Its survival since Tito broke out of the Soviet-dominated Comintern on June 30, 194$, has been attributed largely to the toughness and skill of the old communist guerrilla fighter. Many observers fear that Tho's Inevitable passing he recently turned $7 will trigger ie ["P ' Sunday, July 15, 1979—SA Municipal Circles - res1icLOns on our sovereignty. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. -- !Iii- I:: ':' If wnnld hiuø hn OPINION I ~ ! Growing Older..,,'.,., ' ' ' ' 'J .'t,Ufl II, .1''. .'.l .,,'i....',it. ,. ', iiun_ a 1.1 a C iii I I [JF& 1 V&' 8U IJ IUUVV IU rUy1IlIII3 Nearly all of us have had the unhappy experience of learni ng that a reimbursement from Medicare or a supplemental health policy does not cover all our medical expenses. Some of us then become doubly unhappy waiting for the check to refund part of the money we've already spent on medical bills. Often t he delay is our own fault because we did not fill out the medical claim forms correctly. My local car rier for Medicare Part B offers these suggestions to speed up payments: Don't let your medical bills pile up. File adaim for medical aervlceas soon as possi ble—even if the claim is for a small amount. Claims with several bills attached take longer to process. Don't wait for one dun" to be paid before sending In a new one. U you receive further medical services while a claim Is being processed, go ahead and file the second claim even though Medicare has not completed the first one. File as many claims u needed, but don't We more than one claim for the same service. Avoid the end-of-the-year rush. Naturally, the large volume of claims f iled. at the end of the year slows processing. It Isn't necessary to meet the $60 deductible before filing a claim. Claims of any size can be submitted. The balance Is vt'nclud1ng each part of tli body xrayed), injections (giving the name of the medicine) and laboratory tests (listing .. recorded and applies toward' the deductible. S. Don't wait until the bill is paid before filing a claim. When the doctor doesn't file the claim for you, his or her office will give you an Itemized bill to attach to the claim. You can send the bllhin even If there Is a balance due as long as It Includes all necessary information, 6. Fill out the claim correctly. Frequently claims are delayed or returned If the form does not give all the necessary information. Be sure to f ill in completely lines one through six on the Medicare claim form. Either have your doctor fill In lines seven, eight and nine or attach the Itemized bill, All bills submitted must contain this Information: —Diagnosis. That means the doctor's medical description of the Illness or in jury treated. —Complete description of services. For example, the bill should separately list X• each, such as urinalysis, uric acid or cholesterol). —Charges for each service. A separate charge must be shown for each service performed by the doctor. —Date when each service was performed. If the service was performed in the doctor's office, the address must be shown. If laboratory work was done elsewhere, the form must state where and whether it was done while you were an inpatient (in a hospital bed) or an outpatient. —Doctor who treated you. Today many doctors practice together in the same office complex. You must provide the name of the individual doctor who took care of you, not just the corporation or clinic. —Other services and suppliers of an ambulance or medical supplies, such as a wheelchair or crutches. Keep copies of the claim forms and itemized bills. Use a carbon for the claim. If your doctor can't provide duplicates of the bills, have them photocopied. All this will come in handy if your claim is sent back to you. If the doctor didn't provide sufficient information, ask for a new itemized bill. If your claim still isn't accepted, take your case to your local Social Security office. After Fleeing. Cambodia Sickness By PAUL WEDEL KHAO LAN, Thailand (UP!) Cruelty, sickness and death haunt Khoo Len refugee camp, but thousands more re'ugeea fleeing Cambodia are begging to getln. The camp, on a dank drip of monsoonswept shoreline only a mile from starving Cajnbodia and 170 miles from Bangkok, Weedy holds more than 6,000 refugees. Many Were close to death when they staggered out of the Cambodian hills wtipe Viet namese and Phnom Perth goyernment troops are hunting down the opposition Khmer Rouge forces of ousted Prime Minister P01 Pot. A small boy, his hair falling out In patches, sits crying weakly with his rn$chdlck-like legs folded under him. back to 4 girl helps her sister dagger hut after a medical examination. lbe really serious cases lie on the rough planks of a makeshift inf irmary where Vol Red Cross doctors try to cur. the Or - Haunts.Refugees effects of the pad few months In Cam- died of hunger, sickness and Vietnamese bullets before they reached sanctuary In bodia. Malaria, bert bert, severe malnutrition, Thailand. Thai officials, apparently fearful that skin disease, a variety of Infections and gunshot wounds affli ct the homeless at too much food would only trigger a wholesale stampede into Thailand, limit Khan Len. During a two-hour Thai government tour rations to half a tin of milk and two cups of for newsmen, two refugees died. Camp rice a day. officials said three to five the nearly every Refugees say their allconsumlng ocday. cupation lathe search for food. Some grub A round-faced, 1$-year-old peasant girl, for roots and leaves In the stands of trees Mum 8.1, said she was lucky to reach near- the camp, others scrape for clams on Thailand from coastal Koh Kong Province the beach or fish in stagnant ponds. In only one month. Thai guards said many refugees s1ip out More than five months ago the Khmer of the camp to raid nearby fields and orRouge emptied her commune and moved chards of Thai villagers. everyone Into the bred. Real control over the camp population is "We did not have much to eat, but we in the hands of Khmer Rouge officers who had rice and did not starve," she said. Then In May the Vietnamese drove Into refuse to Identify themselves to the Thais. the Khmer Rouge jungle hideouts, using The Cami,an officers mete out harsh tanks and heavy artillery to dislodge them. punishment to their own countrymen, On the long march to escape the VIet- Including ferocious beatings, for minor .iamWe, Mum 8.1 said, many Cambodians offenses, the Thai guards said. p '' -- . Our Readers'-WrH6' ,-,j,.,,.•, ,, Fine Coverage opportunity on T1ur1da Symphony Orchestra and myself to thank you for the fine coverage in the Sanford Herald of the s)mphony's artists and events this past season. The media plays an important role in the success of a non-profit organization such as the Florida Symphony. We at the symphony look forward to continuing the excellent working relationship with you in our forthcoming 1979-80 season. Once again, thanks for your help in making the '78-79 season one of our best i wisn to rage mills behalf o Edward C. Ferenzi Florida Symphony Orchestra 320 N. Magnolia Box 782, Orlando Second-Class Role? Ilie U.S.A., "A miracle that has happened once in six thousand years and if destroyed may never happen again." From. Daniel Web ster's speech, July 4, 1808. "The future is not In the hands of fate, but In ours." So, let us get busy and defeat those who would seek to control our lives. Senator Lori Wilson is the wife of the publisher of the Today newspaper that supports ratification of ERA, as does Senator Wilson. Does this make the "good senator" have a conflict of interest? Does she truly represent you? Think about it. And, while you are thinking think about these facts. . . Victor Utgoff, aide to Brezlnskl, said we should accept a second-class role In armaments. The "great" henry Kissinger said the same thing, or words to that effect. Go back a little farther and you will find that this theme has run through the State Department's song ever since Walt 'Witman Rostow was deputy special assistant for national security during JFK's and LBJ's administrations. It was about this time that he (Rostow) wrote the "Rostow Papers," his theory on a "no win" war, like we fought In Korea Vietnam. He also wrote, "The United States in the World Arena." In this book he wrote: "It is a legitimate American objective to see removed from all nations including the U.S. the right to use - - substantial force to pursue their own interests, Since this residual right is the right of national soverignity, and the basis for international arena of power, it is therefore an American interest to see the end of nation-hood as historically defined. "In less than a year, the State Department issued Publication 7277. On .--'.-'.'-. -. '- ...-.. "% ..- `` 011 March 1, 1962 Sen. Joseph C. Clark said, on the floor of the Senate: "It (this document) represents the fixed and rn'iT&Tpôllcy of the executxWárm of the U.S. Government." This plan was introduced in the 16th General country, taking U.S. eggs out of one single canal route. Write your congressmen, address,' House .'L'i'rese.ntatives, Washington, D.C. 20515. Advise them, "any vote aiding the treaties spells defeat fo Assembly of the United Nations, as "a program for General and Complete Disarmament in a Peaceful World." And peaceful or not, the executive arm of the U.S. Government has engaged In continuing negotiations, at Geneva, Switzerland, on this subject. They have been so successful, that today we are practically a "sitting duck" for a nuclear first strike. The executive arm has been ably assisted by an organization, the Members of Congress For Peace through Law, whose voting record tells the story, and the story adds up to a "fifth column" of Quislings In our Congress. This same MCPL is instrumental In crucifying the CIA and FBI and can be depended on to assist the passage of ERA in any way possible. S.B. "Jim" Crowe 713 Bevier Road office In 1980." Notify all candidates for the' presidency or congress In 1980, they will be asked to supped voiding the' Panama treaties, if passed, as Mr. Carter voided the Taiwan treaty. Keep-In-mind, 93 percent of the letters citizens sent senators "opposed the treaties." Yet the voters' voice was' Ignored. Turn about is fair play. In 'the elections of 1980, these 93 percent voters' will ignore and defeat the pro-treaty Sanford Permanent Crisis basket, the senators (as the voter did in the 1918' elections, retiring the pro-treaty' senators.) I feel, the most appropriate desri$ion of the Panama treatle., was voiced by the veteran Sen. Cottpn, namely: The treaties border :on treason. In the elections of 1980, as a Califorlan and Democrat, I will support any candidate for senator other than, pro-treaty Sen. Alan Cranston. For the 93 percent voters opposIng the treaties, In the state of Florlda,'the' pro-treaty senator was Dick Stone." Philip %4. Flannery ' . Santa Monica, Calif, Quotation: "I'm mad as hell and if I find out who's the cause of this oil crisis, I'm not going to take any more! " I have news for you, fellow Americans: Washington is buying a permanent oil October 1, 1979, "If" the Panama Canal the sole water-way transporting Arabian oil, South American oil and Alaskan oil to the southern and eastern United States is given to the arch-enemy of freepeople, the Marxists, as represented by the Torrijos government. As the American nation has become the "petroleum-pawn" of OPEC, Torrljos, Castro and the USSR will have the option to pull the pl ug on any and all USA shipments of oil — and other commerce — passing through our canal as they so determine. Furthermore, international law will protect them as they Interpret the treaties. American tourists will become pedestrians; the armed forces will the on the vine; Industry will come to a - - screeching-halt, and farming equipment will rust In the fields. What can the citizen do' Return to a government of, by and for the people. Again, become a can-do American and eliminate the bureaucracy. I. Dmiand Immediate postponement of all congressional actions on the Panama treaties, until Uncle Sam has constructed "another canal" through Nicaragua or other Central American - . . _.._.: ._ Excellent ArtIcIe''-'. I want to thank Jane Casselberryf; . her excellent article on "SCORE" on the front page of the Monday, June 11 edition of the Evening Herald. Perhaps this Fall we can arrange for her to visit our office in the Federal Building to see the reference and resource material that we have available to us and our clients, and to meet some others of our staff. Thanks again for your help. Clyde Curtis, Chairman Service Corps of Retired Executives (SCORE) Federal Building, Room 310, 80 N. Hey Ave. Orlando . Favorite News papr We wish to thank Doris Dietrich for the lovely write-up of our 50th annlversary June 10th. Also, thanks to Tom Netsel fpç coming to our house to make pictures. He Is a fine young man. The Evening Herald Is our favorite newspaper. Ann & Dave Austin 400 E. Church St. Longwood :tjp — ::"-.-. ' �rT*!v.nlng HiraW, %anferd, Fl. Sunday, July 15, F"11)A IN " - '- - OF Amtkir X / I ,. -"i MIAMI (UP!) - A federal judge halted enforcement of new state Law requiring unmarried juvenile women to get permission from their parents on abortions, but let stand requirunents that married women notify their husbands. U S District Judge Sidney Aronovitz said he Issued the ii / .. . - ., -'j' temporwy injunction involving juveniles because of fears they might ham themselves rather than tell their parents of their difficulties. .-' ---_.--- . . \. ... , r r Al Friday "because delay in this matter could cause 1 , SERVICE i• PIONEERS SHARING CENTER girlswlllattempttoself-abortorseekillegaiabortions,ot the increased medical danger of abortion as their pregnancies advance, clearly outweighs any threatened . .nt r vo lunteer worker a ..1e an- approach. The GOP urged passage of a dedication to conquer inflation ' ford Chrisdaii Sharing Center, accepts $50 check horn .lant' Kint. pre'n1ent of the Sanford Chapter of hidi 11rn $1 Billion For Schools? it1t"% eint'rt.ent Save sheets, blankets, draperies, towels and more. I1 Departmen t o Education says the counties need an extra $1 billion over the next five years to build schools and repair existing £II " - r" the counties for school construction "is just not doing the )ob," Ed Zschert of DOE's Office of Facilities and Vanning told a Tax Reform Commission subcommittee Friday. A~ Student enrollment has leveled off or is declining in 'dwyareas, but Uwe is AM a critical need for new schou; especially in Broward, Dade, Hillsborough, 100 Ate, Palm Beach and Pinellas counties where high school students are attending class on double ussions, Zachert said. in the ment and productivity by predation rates for buil dings, -. .-Jv'" r . c •, .,.' ______ ' '- ,) Ji 11 '11~ Lab CLEARWATER--1 DUNE Iff BEACf+,w, Ir TALLA}IASSEE,Fla. (UPI)- Auditor General Ernes Ellison blasted speech making trips by two flGr)da Crimes compensation Commission members in continuing attack on the use of state fun ds for public '- . . iI• .. ,,: - . . .. V l.-'-v14 EARVVATER . 01 BELL Women Attorneys, ElIlaoin said on Friday. Cosnmluloner Bill Bevis should reimburse the state $l for a trip to Bartow to address the local Lions Club, he V aIe 3 50 5 '/L 'v VV .- r i r Rag. 2.99. Classic white King; reg. 16.99. Sale 14.44 sheets of sturdy cotton-poly Standard; reg. 6.99. Sale 5.94 Queen; reg. 7.49. Sale 6.37 par. King; reg. 7.99. Sale 6.79 Sal 19? Reg. Save on best selling "Jewel Tex" draperies, '41111 -; . . . Sale 5.60 1 4 ' slaying earlier this weekwu gunned down in retaliation for a rival drugtrafficker's murder, police aid Friday. Herman Jlmlnex Panesso, 35, and Juan Carlos Her:iumdez, a were caught in a spray of machinegun fire Wednesday at a-suburban liquor store, part of what police say is an all-out drug war bettrar tmv4roups of cocaine traffickers in Dade County. ir4D Ai'4 ROCK BEAC . V I V "Rii Sale par . Rag $19 Textured dobby weave . : :: . . . , V with acrylic . I V ' S 70 pr. 84pr. Reg. $43 1 29 . • 6a1e44.82pr.Reg.$54 125*84" , -• -... o REDINGTO BEACH . \I - VS . I _,ft d , S . 7 .. blanket is heavyweight, warm and machine washable Nylon satin binding Sale $16 Reg $20 Full A small deposit holds our blanket on lay awa' Save onbathroom coordinates, .' -• .' ' e-- . V ' ,, DO BBC ° r - , 6' BEACH ... . ' J%\'"' .. ' TD GULF F AOl lD •• ç" c.° .. A EXICO ' . .1. .. ' - •.. . -:-" - V / V ETRIIDf' ..- I . -- ° :. 'Small Towns Would Suffer' - I a Air q . V , V' . - M i"1 -' I V -. B AC • / Pinellas County( dustry were completely deregulated, a University of Sooth flaida 1rofsssor says. Dr. Steven Bolten told the Public Service Commission Friday that deregulation Is "clearly the way to lower prices right away," but said cods would shoot up in four . . V -' BRADENTON V•• .•:, ' yam prica because many nlarginal carriers would be knocked out of bw& '. SARASOTA tJ" •' - - . ,. - V V - V .. Will n•ip T.ALLAHASSEE, ft. (UPI) - A star-studded group join fonner Gov. ReublnAskew and Mrs.Roaalynn Carter money for the Mildred and Claude Pepper raIs 1Alsay at Florida hate University - Dr. Bernard hUger announced appointments to the In Pinellas County: On Florida's Fabulous Suncoast, .nectiltiviis cmmittee Saitanlay sald he will in UbM Endilmment Qwftee dalred by Askew in Attract ons? hands with a monkey, visit the exotic South Sea Islands, get lost in a rain forest, locations from rustic to luxurious ... each with its own special charm and appeal: one. Here Is Florida's 'Sun Coast. What a - go deep sea fishing, parachute ride, rent Clearwater, Clearwater Beach, St. differencel See the world turn to gold as Moped or water-jet ski ... all without ever Petersburg, St. Petersburg Beach, Trea- the sun sets over the Gulf of Mexico. Re- leaving Pinellas County. All of central sure Island, Madeira Beach, Dunedin, In- vitalize yourself in the pleasingly warm Florida's other exciting attractions - in- than Rocks Beach, Redington Beach, and comfortably tranquil waters of the Gulf. Under a sun that shines 361 days a year! With gently swaying palm trees to shade you and a prevailing breeze off the cluding Disney World and Sea World are less than half a tankful of gas away or can be reached by daily bus tours. Largo, Pinellas Park and historic Tarpon Springs r Graham dum't kww wbdhe Hatchett's suc misill cww ft=the now 111-minty fifth appellate dbtrict Gulf to keep you pleasantly air con ditioned. Beach. Swim. Sun. Tan. Sh6ll. Pinellas or can live anywhere In the date. Court has the question before It and uleki now that the U S Senate has Fish. Boat. Sail. Golf. Enjoy freshly caught 4. . -J , , , u 3flu seafood. r dine in a different ilSi language every night, le&Mve #ippVpjjUU00 ft ad isaidg money for of the old univelmity Ubrary at Dodd HaU as a "Mfor the official papers of Pepper and his late Dilisimma For Gov. Graham e Court Justice Ela (UP! TA rctutcowt jmpb W. 'sse di lemma for Coy. Bob New Orlesna ' iia Appeal in Graham. confirmed Hatchett and he will be resigning, possibly next ' - f"di.. Au. . . There'ssimply no bettor place for a family vacation. Because Pinellas County has something exciting member of ,, ,. on Florida's Suncoast •. .. - 1t"*'4"..sa •'' I - . V Save . t , V V i 1 1 wave on ,, I Ti1iP1r1iT'11tl'Tj IVI I f is area rug . JV JJ J Sale 5.94 1 "Pnq MOM W 21106" Reg. 6.99. Geometric cut-and-loop oblong is lustrous long-wearing nyl on. designed to give floors a new fashion accent. I' 'i jII".144 backing. Non-skid latex , .- • V -rlIV. Sale 4.2 5bath /. • - , / . . .. .. .. . • • - , , / . -' ,n.\ $S. The really thick, thirsty, JCPenney towel Is a hefty 25x50" big I,n Iluxuriously so an absorbent combed cotton-poly. Sale 2.97 Rag. 3.50 Hand towel Sale 1.27 R 1.50 Washcloth o . " . .' Rag. , V ' •' Sale 1.70 Reg. $2 Fingertip Sale 9.35 Reg. $11 Bath sheet I . , ? ,. ,. •. S •1'. • V ., - Sale 310 bath Charge it! Fleg. 3.65. Flowere(l jacquard it $ the quIck and .ay way to Sale 7.59twin Reg. 9.49. Fitted mattress pads lowels Sale 2.25 Reg 2 65 Hand towel Sale 1.31 Heil I r 5 Wasticiolti the spot. Next time you're In, ask for a JCP*nney Charge Card application. We'll do Chances in smooth white cottonlpolyester the rest. quilted to polyester fiberfill, can charge the same day. are, you Machine washable, dryable. Sale 9.99 Reg. 12.49 Full Sale 12.39 Reg. 15.49 Oueen 1849 King Sale 14.79 Rag ' ' ' V Th s i KEVIN ENTREKIN Navy Seaman Apprentice Kevin J. Entrokin, whose wife, Ann&, Is the daughter of David and Isabel Gunter of 510 Netherton. Altamonte Springs. has reported for duty aboard the Amphibious Transport 0OCK Denver, homeported in is , . San Diego VV 5 5 - V ,' - Sanford Plan Hwy. 17.fl £ State St 0 OPSfl 10a.m. to9p.rn. Mon..Sat. P#n 12:30 to • p.m. Sun. Ph. 323.1310 - 4*5---- .V on the JCPenney owel, has sturdy nylon pile bonded to a polyfoam base Machine washable. Sale 16.80 Reg $21 Full Sale Reg. $2 Queen V Boyd of 114 E I St '£ ••fr - V He toined thC Navy in October week. - , V the family. Plus ow other areas can match. The romantic Gulf of Mexico. ' WONZEL L. BOYD States Marine Corps. He enlisted In the 30-Day Delayed EnI;sfment Program, and will report to active dUtY at the Marine Corps Recruit Delimit, Parris island. South Carolina in Jurie 1"0. Boyd was guaranteed mechanical and electrical schooling aftergraduating frorn basic training. His basic training will start alter graduating from high school in June - twin Reg 17 50 Lightweight Vetlux blanket V - r.' i - Sale V. Sale 1.49. Reg. 9.99 26*44" Sale 1.99.Reg 1999 36*60" WILLIAM SHACKELFORD rman William A. Shackelford, son of retired Master Sergeant and Mrs. William A. Shackelford of Route 1, Sanford, has been assigned Chanute Air Force Base, Ill., after completing Air Forcebasic training. During the six weeks at Lackland Air Force Base, he studied the Air Force mission, organization and customs, and received special in. struction in human relations. In addition, airmen who complete basic training earn credits toward an associate degree In applied science through the Community e. he Air 'aef 7wiIl now receIve specialized training In the aircraft maintenance field. the airman is a 1975 high school graduate. Mrs M don' t Pinellas County on Florida's Suncoast to find all your favorite vacations.., rolled into to , ester ninon panels. Sale 3.64 ea. Reg. 4.19 52x84" to _______ . R9. 3.39. Sheer knitted poly- March of this year. ..• • l-"-- V 2w88ea. 52x63" •.. --- This in turn would hurt assail communities most jeriotaly because no one would want to provide them he said S I ALAN ROGERS Pvt. Alan W. Rogers son of Mr. and Mrs. William C. Rogers, 105 Valley Circle, Longwood, recently completed One station Unit Training (OSUT) at Fort Benning, Ga. OSUT Is a 12-week period which combines basic combat training and advanced individual traIning, Soldiers were taught to perform -. _41 TALLA111AME,111a. (UPI) - SmaH towns would softer and prices would probably rise it thief ithing . P JJAMESSHANNON am Mrs. Frances Monroe, Route 3, Sanford, recently completed a Vulcan Air Defense Weapons System mechanics course at the U.S. Army Mr Defense School, Fort Bliss, Texas. During the course, students earned how to maintain the Vulcan gun, which Is a six-barreled 20 mm automatic gun capable of firing 30O rounds per minute. The gun was developed to defend forward area combat units against both ground and air attack. - .SO. I pc an set. i S stationed in Honolulu. '- ' IN t I V' - contour or 24*36 oblong Soft. springy nylon Rag. bath mats with non-skid latex hacking In JCPonney towel Sale 2.79 Reg 3.29 Lid cover Sale 6.37. Reg. 7.50 training at the U.S. Army base at Fore McClellan Ala this week A 9;:radte of Seminole High 0 %t -. .. carefully ad by state agriculture officials. Infestations have been discovered at 19 residential locdzinthenodhwedsectionofMelbo%*fl, only a few MUSS from the commercial groves of the Indian River citna belt, It was disclosed Friday. of A pokemnan for the Florida Department Agricultureuidftiastapectedthatthepedw*simpOrted IMo the Melbourne ares by IOfl3IOfl blifl8lfl$ infested plantifromaquarantlned areathsouth Florida. V V D1111111110RAH TUCKER madie anoder break tbrv* quarantine boundaries ____ - Deborah D. Tucker, daughter of William and Bonnie Tucker. 200 E. MELBOURNE, Fit. (UP!) - The citrus black fly has no fwW . ' . DEBORAh TUCKER ' Found Again nOpS, Gleason 12680twin Reg $16 Our best loom woven icrylic * ri 0 Z "There la evidence ofadrug war going on. It's gone into a retaliation type of thing," said Dade Metro Homicide Sgt. Steve Jackson. "We've indentifled Mr. Panesso as a large-scale narcotics trafficker - a top-notch official one of five Colombian narcotics thWI" Fly J. Reg. $7. Cushiony pillow for a ~ofl down-like feel Dacron" fiberfill 11 polyester with cotton /polyester ticking. Fluffs full after machine and drying Sale 7.20 Reg. $9 OLH1011 Sale 5.52 MIAMI(1JPt)_A"topestct%01f114.tl"ln&COlOSmlblan cocaine unnggllng rthg'wl wukWed In a machtnegun Black standard WNW 17.1050'#x84" V I Save on bed pillows Sale foam backing toconserveenergy. Sale 17.10 pr. Reg. $19 50x84' Slaying Is 'Retaliation ' Sale 28.00 Reg $35 Full. single control Sale 34.40 Req $43 Full, dual control Sale 42.40 Reg $53 Queen. dual control Sale 57.60 Req S72 King dual control Full five year warranty: W,thw foe veat s of purcriase we 11' y FIeclrcfllarmelorCorilrol 1 detective in materialor workmarisPip th a new oneof *'qualor superior yjiue Just return it II) Iii,' rr,'ar,",t JCPerrn,' tacIt to, prompt service Pillowcases; pkg of 2, muslin. by the has I I settings automatically adjusts to changes in room temperature Soltrapped acrylic/polyester, snap-fit corners Full; reg. 8.99, Sale 7.64 Queen; reg. 14.99. Sale 12.74 twin . Reg $31 Our lutorn tic electric blinet cotton-poly percale sheets. , r said. 1 Sale 24.,80twin Reg. 7.99. Country Road print on Sale 9.49 Reg. 10.99 King ester or cotton/rayon LARGO, ' A L e 4.50 Reg. 5.29 Full Sale 7.99 Reg. 8 99 Queen draperies of cotton/rayon/poly- low Sale 6.79 nhPo;Yester Sale 3.59 Reg. 3.99 Full V S. ' reg 4.29 g oth while Sale . 1 - twin sheet, Sale 3.79 Reg 439 Queen . c - . TAMPA BA1S , V 00 ,,.. . , ,•-. relations pwpom. Commission chairman C. Bette Wimbisli should reimbtrse the state $517 for expenses for trips to meet with officials of the Florida Endowment for the Humanities and address the National Association of Black . ..\ I •0 Pillowcases by the pair. Sale 2.99 Reg 3.99 Standard WILLIAMSIMMONS Spec. S William C. Simmons, recently was assigned as a local purchase specialist with the 3rd support command In Frankfurt, Germany SlrnmOnsenteredtheArmyin October 1974. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis . B;undloe. live at 316 West 20th Sanford. HARBOR ___ i \ r %A Speech-Making Trips Hit ,,epoted for duty serving as a Member on the staff of commander 16 -Chief of the U.S. Pacific Fleet, Pearl Harbor, Hawaii. He ioined the Navy In May 1974. of Harold R. Bialack of P.O. Box 302 Longwood, has been promoted to his present rank while serving aboard the tank landing ship USS Fairfax County, homeported at Little Creek Naval Amphibious Base, Norfolk, Va. A 1912 graduate of Seminole High School, Sanford, he joined the Navy in July 197S. TAMPA TARPON SPRINGS ;1\ 11, V r V. CLARK BLAILACK Navy Mess Management Specialist : structures. - \. •'. - ALLIE SHERROD Yeoman Second Clan Allie of Allie Brown of r . •'' I at their present levels. Thie Treasury boss said the equipment and vehicles, saving The conflicting advice on the cm in tam. deteriorating economy . came nation must concentrate all its $5 b0 ____V The $145 million a year in state funds currently going to . Base, Texas. He is now serving with alurill of the Air Training Command. -Stimulating capital Invest. added. the "Democrat recession." tlelj) in the form of food, taxes $36 billion tax cut, $28 billion of if we were to switch policies which would be earmarked for with each swing to (hose in need. cloillille -There could be no credibi1ity brackets. -Freezing Social Security -at home or abroad -in our to outline an exactly opposite 41 irreparable ham to these individuals. "This threatened ham, whether it be the risk that these - one day after the Wtute House efforts on strict energy conJr WASHINGTON (UP!) for the first time vation, increasing "disnal" a acknowledged Republicans have proposed " teIJn1tedStateslssIIding Into producti vity SM billion tax cut to combat the Save on adhering to President Carter's current "Democratic reces. a mild recession. WILLIAM MOORE The downturn could COSt up to wage-price guidelines and prosian" but the administration says it's not about to"puiuhe 1 llionmeCanriOl Mr Force Base, Dayton, Ohio. panic button" by proposing and inflation will Probably soar abroad. to its second highest yearly :,!iCaplain Moore, an acquisition House Republican leader 19 oiect offi cer, was previously level since the end of World War John Rhodes said the GOP spending astignedatPIattsburghAU "It would make no sense at II, the White House forecast believed recession was not"Nse, N.Y. He is now serving with a I,n the Air Force Systems 'even necessary as a way to this stage to rush in with a said Command. sufficient cool a is not "There off inflation." program to pump up the wife. Ann. is the daughter of body of consistent evidence to He said "there are better and Mrs. William E. economy by ei ther a new MacLauchlin of 316 Satsuma Drive cut or spending programs, or by justify pushing the panic button ways to do that," mainly by Sanford an easing of monetary on macro-economic policies, slicing taxes. Blumenthal told the Senate The Republican plan urged: " CHARLES BOWKER restraint," Committee. Lieutenant Colonel Charles s Michael Blumenthal said Bu son of Mrs Dorothy -A permanent reduction in Blumenthal said the adminisFriday. Bowker of 2oi Sunny Town Road, W reduction of $28 billion.wants tration sseiberry, has arrived for duty at pard Air Force Base, in Wichita As Blumenthal and other top are not wavering in our to the fight on in- tax rates omsw&ernakIngftuspom ~,,jColonel Bowker, a health science on Capitol Hill, House Republi- flation" despite negative eco. which automatically pushes r, was previously many taxpayers into higher tax cans called a news conference nomic growth 'assT' 0 anh Air vorce Bo$i'ker, He said the emergency injunction was handed down £) Last Week To Save. Great White Sale.' THE of 0 State Abortion Law IT!DI IN I Judge U ge Halts Enf orcement asn orcemon '1 .-... Cut? - BRIEF TALLAHASSEE, Tax son '11'i Bi $36 - V - V V V , V - - • • V.. ... . ,'*ej-I: ___ �6A-.Evning Herald, Sanford, F!. Sunday, July 16, 197 Sabal Point ning rieraia, Sanford, F! BUSINESS I BRIEF Plan includes.,% ...". . Golf Course'**,".% . N AIIcfnfp Inucfc Ci VWi,u..uI AAiIIInr, —•• •.• V In Bonds 1 In Seminole Allstate' Insurance Companies have invested more than 3 million in ixinds in Seminole County, according to j\Vtlliam A. Holloway, associate vice president for Florida. Seminole County investments are part of more than l6 iillion in bonus held by Allstate in 64 counties in Florida. lAJual Allstate' investments have helped Casselberry I. Scer Revenue Refund and Sanford Water and Se'wage', Holloway said. Other Allstate invu'stuients i the state have assisted Loth Lake (uuntv hospital. Additional investments in 1urida include' Orange County Water and Sewage evenue and Sumter Counts' Courthouse and Jail CerIi huat t' It is Allstate policy to support the growth and lh'velupirient of areas iii which we do business by in''sting in local communities." said Holloway ''We are a irporatu' cmti7(n in each of the communities in which our (liRe's are located. Like all citizens, we will share in 'mtrinued growth and prosperity." Allstate Insurance Company is a wholly owned subiItar of Sears, Roebuck innI ('unmipany. A ill' I), Taylor, Chunik'r general manager of the \ltaiiionte'-Uasst'lberry Chamber of Coniznerce, recently lnmmpll'ted a week's institute for organization ;utnagtnie'nt at the University of Georgia. Over (dumlitarv organization executives from all over the (fflUItr pat ticipated in this professional development Jromraiii. \ 0 1 , = II_ : 1 1. I- . " .;. I --- ; I . I l I._________________ _________ -- ________________ ________ ______ ________ ___________ ________ — __________________ lime Facelift of downtown Sanford continues with cleaning .afl(l remodeling sto,'elronis as part of a project to improve the appearance of time city's central business district. oilier downtown imj)rOVeIflellts spearheaded by the Greater architectural landscaping of Sanford i)evelopment ('orp. include the iropos First St. First Street. Pictured here is flo.Jay's Ladies Fashions, FACELIFT CONTINUES 220 K. ' Fro ri Door-To-Door Peddler Head ()f Candy Empire 17110 .~ 11-Z j- '-" 1~_____._%VX1 . :. . , - " \ 11 -" A, ',. . , ' enter the candy business. He I Quac / Craig Bolton checks out opposing pitcher . - S dféty? thick tu Workers scurry about the the beachfront to Lynnhaven al Park and last year scrubbed-dean kitchen in white Industri plant's size from caps and aprons. Three of doubled the to 20,000 square feet. Forbes' 40 kitchen workers 10,000 Each year, thousands of have been with hini more than youngsters tour the facility, 40 years. "I've been fortunate to have with Forbes often leading the ammo gibing out free SW1i 4 " ___________ ' ell ' - - . 4 i-' --' '' - 01? ' - ,, -. - , ... - . - . : u1& - .- good employees," said Forbes. _ - ,, -.--y; .,, m press. I'm talking about such assorted copyists as ,nmmy nnors, Thurman Munson, Ken Stabler, Larry Bird and Danny In case you've never heard Danny Ongais, he's a race driver id he comes from Hawaii. Reporters call him the "Silent iwalian," and once in awhile when he does consent to speak ththem he'll tell them, "1 have the answers you don't have e questions." p Sometimes, when I see a Carlton, a Connors or a Kingman get . _______ . .-. 7 - - __ vr --,.,-- - -- . SS ISS 0 I I 5 Silli I S 0 i.t.u. iI7 11 I 2323 6 _______ , 277 16-3) Those ono 0 l'hIILI)ELPlHA UPI - A federal grand jury has indicted 21 persons, including 10 jockcys, on charges of fixing races at the Pocomio Downs race track lit 1974. The 27-count indictment was announced Friday, one day altertheconv ion In Boston of seven persons on racketeering charges in a mnulti-milliomi dollar race fixing scheme. U.S. District Judge Howard Winter of Pennsylvania's Middle Dist rict, said the in- with fixing 47 races at the Wilkes-Barre track by bribing jockeys, trainers and a track - . j By ltR:I) I't'ltl)OM Ilen-aid Staff %riteiIn an effoi't to increase cit izen participation amid d ecrease costs to the cit v the Sanford Recreation Department wants to make itself the hub in one large wheel" of participant associations, according to 1James R. .Jem-nigan, di rector of the Recreation Depart ment What we're start lug to (10,' .Jem'nigan said, is to work on the principle' that those who play should pay, at least whenever possil)le.' What Jeruigan has in mind is creating associations of adults who play in city. - organized adult activities, and parents of children who play in t 'i-organized activities. I11('C associations wo.i then work to help foot the bill for their own But, as Jernigan is quick to point out, the organiza tions are not intended to simply help pay the bills. inn. . official. "S 'We wan( t get the people who are jjaving organization of those sports," he said. 'There's no use for us to sit here in city hail like czars doing things the pjiblic doesn't want. Not only that, people in the community often come up with excellent ideas things we It, thought of. 'Maybe that's something some government officials could learn. l'ou think you're the professional so you'll have the best ideas. Well, let me tell you, some of these people who we may think just come to gripe, really have go(x.1 ideas if you listen to them." The idea of having "those who play, pay" is not just a pipe dreani of Jernigan's. 1'%k,o such associations already exist in Sanford. Two years ago the Men's -Softball League formed 'in association to help organize and pay for their activities and just this year the youth baseball leagues formed a Parent's Association to do the same. - — Those indicted included five tl ,I , the union locals are -lodges." world has ever sL-ell," accord- "They have helped us grow." 11 , . on his high horse and act as if the outside world will be that owner-trainers and track stewBut a group of six Welsh ing to England, "The whole The story of how Forbes "Their eyes get really big," uch worse off for not being able to hear what each has to say, I ._''. ch4!l ard 'I"hoinas Smith. 61, of H. . mincrs who toured tile Appala. striving for profit Ili the Welsih Catillies was born is one lie Forbes chuckeled. "They get a Manager flobby ' Robinson talks, Tom Perkins listens n't help wondering if they realize whom they are hurting most. Albany, N.Y. chiami coal fields for three coal mimimies cost time life of enjoys retelling. kick out of it and so do I." emselves, of course. FOOD AND BEVERAGE DIRECTOR weeks have fotnd plenty that thousands amid thousands of "WhenI was a kid, I use to A frequent question is how Think back, what was it that originally got you Interested • cut lawns," said Forbes, whose seems familiar to thenk -- as ininers." ose who took part in a particular sport? And once your interest shop in salt water taffy got its name. Mike Hutchison, innkeeper of Holiday Inn 14, has ,,. 'L'oday, production levels are father ran a barber well as some real differences. "mere is no salt water in announced the appointment of Tom Pennington as captured, what was it that helped cultivate it. For Hie, it was Miners ill South Wales face .set by joint decisiows between nearby Norfolk. "Well, this one taffy,,, LA U gely the newspapers, and I don't think I'm that different than Forbes explained. (above) as food and beverage director. Pennington . , mine closings prompted by the union and main-genient at really hot day, I made just 75 "Some salt, but mostly sugar, has yope alse. market conditions and conipeti- each imiinme. cents for cutting three lawns. it been associated with Holiday Inns for the past .',, vegetable oil and other 1_4 me give you a few examples of how absurd and stupid this fly United Press InternatIOU21 15 year3 of baseball. I've knovm Itookic Dickie Notes hurled ruli ill tile Cardinal victory, -weneedtobreakeven - for was tough work and I quit. tion from imported coall, said seven years. His recent aSsigillnents have included it of silence can turn out to be: Neither Nolan Ryan nor Steve Ryan a long time arid I know he seven scoreless Innings and Bob handing the Astrus it -ir sevIvor England, vice-chairman of example, produce 6,000 tunis a "I went down to see a friend locations in New Orleans, La,, and Montgomery, Richie Ashburn was a ballplayer once for the Phillies and he Henko pitched a no-hitter wouldn't want it after a call like Boone drove in two runs to lift enmth comicecutive loss, "According to the way the Ala. Pennington is the Mardy lodge of the National week for a inine te pay for itself Ili Norfolk who sold peanuts. a liative of New Orleans and as 'itil unusually good one. Now he does a Lolumn for a Friday night, but if you could that." the Phillies. but beyond that, there is no There was this German there story goes, a little girl saw Union of Miners. Twins 6, Blue Jays iiládelphia paper. Carlton will talk to other ballplayers but not graduated from Loulsatma State University, lie harness and convert the With one out in sustime eighth, Mets5-7, Giants2-G "Miners here seem to be pressure to produce," England who bought peanuts for candy water on some taffy in Atlantic Mike Cubbuge belted his writers, but when Ashburn went up to him to ask him a question pense they generated in trying, Spencer Ilit a shot toward Drive. Sanford, with his- , . City, N.J., many years ago and resides a( :112 hIvIlwilde experiencing tile smile sort of says. lie made. New York ran its winning second horner of tile season and . t long ago, the petulant Phillies' pitcher wouldn't answer it According to Jernigan, tile Men's Softball there would be no more energy center fielder Rick Miller, who streak to four gamnes as Steve said, 'Look daddy, salt water wile, Barbara, 1111d daughters, Rebecca and JenProblem," lie said. 'There's no Another big difference is Ken Lundreaux doubled intwo cause he was a writer! Now, I mean, how ridiculous can you crisis. Association is now paying for all its own "I bought a box of his candy taffy.' Tile name stuck." charged it and inissed in a I lenderson hit a key triple in the runs to lead Minnesota. nifer. . coordinated energy program. It safety, they say. t? an(I went across the street to a Atfhn,,,,k ,. A counle of- dubious t'orinig (Ilvine attfnnt. Even Anoel n"I •, enuinment halls hats i,nifnrm (IIIU 'ui-I LII I . n-' unu aisu a IllUls, seems ridiculous •- both I ISV VIIIUI (VIIIVIIL Ut UIVI) Ill Tigers 3, WhIte Sox I Then there's George Hendrick, the Cardinals' outfielder, who Chinese laundry. I sold all of it Forbes is not a candy lover. decisions prolonged Ryan's bid vice-president Buz.zie hiavasi nightcap. like. It also recently began assuming one of countries importing coal from our country is far better than it Jerry Morales' homer in the so refuses to talk to writers. for a record fifth career no- Felt Spencer should have been within a few minutes and made "I like candy, but I really other countries." is here," said England. Padres 7-7, Expos 510 the biggest costs of its operation eighth broke a 1-1 tie and gave umpire's Last week, John Milner of the Pirates hit a ball which Hendrick hitter before he pitched the given a double. $1.25 on the deal." don't eat much of it," lie sa id. In a tour arranged cooperasalaries. Jernigan says the only things the city Dave Wimifield's third Rill of I)ami Petry his first noajorleague light with a fine leaping grab along the wall of Busch Stadium. California Angels to a one-hit 6At that point, Forbes was "I guess being around it for "That calls makes us all hook the game highlighted a three- victory. tively by Highlander Center While South Wales buys a lot is now paying for are the utilities water and 313 Berns of UPI's St. Louis bureau has never had any trouble hooked. some many I victory over the New York like idiots," said Bavasi. run rally in time runth and gave 'cais, you learn near Knoxville, Tenn., and the of Amnerican-made coal maRangers 9, Royals 4 electricity for the fields. Other than that ith Hendrick, and after the game, he said to him: Yankees. lie began peddling the how to control yourself," South Wales Miners' Library at "Everybody's laughing at us. time Padres time will in the first chinery, noted Manly chairman Pat Putnam belted a two-run .I_.. "George, dlid you catch the ball in front of the wall or did you and regular field maintenance, all the city is Arid in Oakland, where I'll give him $25,000 for a one- game of a double-header. homer and Nelson Nonnan university oiiege am itrmon v.,vans, 'imie mirsi mammig n Into the wall?" Boston scored a 2 0 victory, hitter." doing for the softball league is, in Jernigan's Swansea, the imien took a hook at we do is coimipletely modify the Cubs 3, Reds I added two-run triple to lift the "You saw it, didn't you?" Hendrick answered. Henko went 8 1.3 innings before Miller also ruled that 'l'hurwords, acting as a "catalyst" to bring mine safety, tieahttm cure, labor machine, to make it safer." Steve Ontiveros doubled Rangers, saddling the defen"I was so far away, I couldn't tell," Berns answered, honestly. lticky Henderson, who marred man Munson's grounder, which borne two runs and Dennis ding Western Division chamhistory, and cultural, Allowable dust levels in time together teams in the league. I "Look, man, you saw it," Hendricks finished his little speech. an otherwise perfect game by came up on shortstop Jim recreational, social and union Welsh mmmines are higher, they Lamp and Bruce Sutter conm- pions with their 13th loss in the The Parent's Association for youth baseball Luis Tiant of the New or t happened just the way you saw it." Anderson with one out in the bined on it six-hitter lo lead the last 14 games. activities, said but enforced. Time group leagues in Sanford hasn't assumed as many of The di"isiorm between the players and the press seems to be Yankees Sunday, singled. ninth, was an error. Liter he One major difference the was surprised by the high level Cubs. iireiers 4, Indians 3 its costs as the softball association has yet, but owing, and I have my own theory for that, too. Some players "Anybody who makes a call refused to change either one to Welsh visitors noted is that of dust Ili the U.S. mummies they Braves 13, Pirates 4 Gorman Thomas, who struck LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE like that shouldn't be Jernigan points out that they are only half as an official a hit. I Ink not talking to the press is the "in" thing to do. You know, their mines are nationalized, visited, despite stiffer stamidJeff Burroughs drilled a out in five of his previous seven Loans can be arranged up to $50,000! It you own Jiimm I onkey see, monkey do. They think it gives them some kind of scorer," said the Yankees' old. Ryan wound up with his operated by Britain's National ards here. grand slain homimer to highlight at-bats, hit a sacrifice fly in the . your own home, condominium or mobile home and ture not to talk to newsmen when actually they achieve the Spencer, referr ing to scorer seventh career one-hitter when Ads 'T'hey (the Parent's Association) are in the a seven-run second inning and l7th to cap a two-run comeback '. f'~ lot All homeowners qualify, including widows, rer Dick Miller of the Los Angeles Reggie Jackson singled with mpletely opposite effect in 'the long run. Bob process of raising money to assist with the Homer blasted two home after Cleveland scored once in tirees and even those rejected by banks on loan hlerald-Examiner, who ruled one out in time ninth. Dan Ford runs to lead the Braves, Without publicity, where would Babe Ruth have been? Joe companies. EVEN IF YOUR HOME IS NOT COMtop of the inning, trimmings on the turkey," he said his eighth-inning hnme drive an tripled in two rims and Brian I imath or even Muhaznmed Au? One thing you have to say about PLETELY PAID FORI Cardinals 1, Astros 0 Mariners 4, Red Sax :1 For example, he said one trimming they are error. "The 50,000 people in the Downing had three hits for I — he knew the value of publicity perhaps better than an Silvio Martinez tossed a fiveSeldomn-used John Hale sinALL APPLICANTS MAY ballpark knew it was a hit. It California. providing is the money to cover the costs of 1 blete who ever lived, hit shutout and Keith 11cr- ghed to center with one out in BE ELIGIBLE the many all-star tournaments now taking Some front office officials are upset when their players don't was the Worst call I've seen in Phllhies 3, Dodgers 2 nandez scored the game's only the bottom of the ninth place. C operate some are indifferent. with the press; EASY EXTENDED . . 4 and 5 year old kindergarten, Elementary, Harry Dalton, executive vice president and general manager of Jernigan says his department is "toying REPAYMENT TERMS / t e Milwaukee Brewers, sees both sides of the coin, the players' Junior. High, 10th and 11th Grades with the idea of joining the Girl's Softball FAST LOAN and the media's side. League in an association with the Boy's Qualified Christian Teacheis 'I think there are times when it's understanable why players IP4SIAILIOON 7005 HOUSI APPROVAL i League," but that the two may be forming d n't want to talk to the media," he says. "That's because of the Wed Class Enrollments 6 cosPtmnt individual associations at some point in the " tI By and large, though, I atment they get from some reporters. ALSO AVAILABLE • The Kissimumee Americans game between the two teams expected to pitch Troy Girdimer, Nationals to within one rum. Patriotic Emphasis Ch ristian Textbooks future. No definite plans for organizing any t$mnk it's the players' responsibiityto keep dialogue open with renipped the ADDS VALUEIOBEAUTIFIES*MAINTENANCE FREE Kissimmee Sunday afternoon, who shutout the Sanford short J*esentatives of the media. To amplify that, players are A Quality Traditional Education The Nationals had theirmore associations have yet been made, he Nationals, 6-5, Friday night in The Sanford Nationals were Americans 9-0 oil four hits in his first batter on base in both the r hled if they think they have the right to stand mute. They're Sanford to earn said, but the department is also considering In a Christian Atmosphere a berth against expected to pitch Donald First mound appearance in the Fifth and sixth Frames, but WI INSTALl FIREPLACES uplati, - m ong. It is the fans who support the players and the fans want to the Sanford Nationals in the Grayson in the Saturday night tournament. new softball and basketball associations couldn't push the tying run $10,000 to $250,000 I ow their comments. The only way the) can get the players' ILSUNG NO(S For Further Information Call Saturday maght finals of the championship tilt. Grayson The Kissiinunee Americans We've le--n very happy with how our two across the plate. c mnnnents is through the media." tl— Florida Little Major League hurled a two-hitter at the same Jumped In front 3-0 in the top of 11 Billy Rix was the winning present associations have done," he said. low IMII ISTIMAII T141 RU4LIIRS CALL 514-1911 or 574.3377 Peter Bavasi, President and Chief Executive Officer of time sub-district tournament, team earlier in the tournament the fourth for a 6-3 lead, but pitcher, with relief help from CML IIOIPtACI CUWAaY 'They've Donald Herchenroder, ADMINISTRATOR 1 ronto Blue Jays, has by far the clearest approach to all this both done commendable jobs and TOLL FREE A Kissinnmnee Ameri.-ans when the Sanford Nationals Kent Donahue uncorked a two. Torn Chase in the fifth. They folresil L. Latshaw, PRINCIPAL we hope they continue to grow That would be victory in the 7 p in Saturday pftstcd The run pinch-hit homer in the ANYTIME 16-4 win. uiubiiietl [ui a three-hitter, iSeeRICIINIAN, Page lOAi good for both of us." contest would force another Kiccim,n A,na,,,,.n., bottom of th fni,rSh 5,, 51 .'..Il eh. 1200 Providence Boulevard, Deftona A'- : I_IIO "ere sinking05out a St, zea OUt Oh. 295-8467 Ad '.'a,: A. _'.i'f . . _______ . ' - ' nder Fire in- A Who Pay oc on The defendants were charged '- 6 tl;~~ I . Those Who Play, nss o.- • Wilhimunsport, Pa. were kept sealed pending completion of the Roston ________ 1. Jernigan Plan: 0 - V-turned June 12 in _____ ' - -, ' "" _________________ _______ igals, - r ________________ /.'1 - I . _______ the world. They're going to windup even richer and happier itn they are now they think. The same goes for some of these other sociological heavygilts, these born again supercilious sphinxes, who consider —' W, . 11 - I{et'reat ion Department boss Jim Jernigan too Hum 3 I I M Ins 7 0 I -- Herald Photo by Tom Netsel . It - . - bush Burro" I0 Charged - NEW YORK (UPI) If silence is golden, then people like Steve Iton, Dave Kingman and George Hendrick don't have a worry ' , lit ' I 0 0 20 0 Nrdh.in _, -- 111 : Sile nce Is Hardly Golden - - P 1' I - 33 7 I 0 - 300 AtwlIl _______ ' - n lEni. J oc keys __ il %III.T(JN ltl(tl1AN - - Tom Vnct - __ Parade )\ . - by - Sports Nine years ago, Forbes mai': on from 1èi'coast nunts. moved his - Mine . - . I Ii , it.mont, Herald Photos _19 IN 1 0 3 i Crm.n lanChfI.ld Scorer ., .. I . IQ PIIIy And Altamonte is in fine U shape pitching-wise - with ace iuui Craig Bolton ready to go in Mannke today's 4 p.m. game at the James Eastmont recreation field. Apopka, a 13-7 winner over Low, Tr$aii Ocoee in Friday's district tournament opener, will be Aithmnonte's opposition today. An Altamonte win in today's game rings it back Sunday at S pm. while a loss puts it in the I p.m. game, either way on the Cochran campaigns, -- 3 Cutup P,rkin, I - candy," Forbes said. dropped out of school and got was 8. "Let me show you," lie said, married. They moved into the Forbes' company boils, cuts lie started as a door-to-door and packages about 1.2 million leading a visitor into a kitchen basement of her parents' home salesmen, peddling a German powids of candy a year, about filled with Rube Goldberg-type and opened their own business. immigrant's homemade half of which is salt water taffy contraptions and a heady Three years later, they chocolates. At age 17, he and his and the rest yuniiiiies ranging aroma that tempts young and conerted a beachfront auto 16-year-old bride Marion began from chocolate clusters to old. making arid selling candy from licorice laces. "Help yourself," Forbes said. garage into their home and candy store. A few months the basement of his in-laws' Forbes' two sons have joined "Have as many as you like." home, the family empire, which sells Bullets of taffy travel down later, however, a hurricane destroyed the building. Forbes Tbdhy, Charles Forbes, 67, is from four company-owned one conveyor belt and up for all auto builder the head of a $2 niiilliomi-a-year stores, three in Virginia Beach another, plopping into 10-ounce, went to work and moonlighted as a candy business, Forbes Candies Inc., and one in Na gs head, N.C. cardboard buckets. maker. situated in a imiodern Virginia The company also supplies Giant copper vats boll with Beach industrial park. hundreds of other candy stores He left the car company in sugary taffy. "They call me e 'candy mo.ly In Maryland, North brown and Mechanlc4...urjna PULL and l4 and has been in candy ald bën, ,'o't00%' CarUna'and Virginia Mae' right tuiltime tnce, steadily expand1. It Into just the the part with silver hair, an Fills mail orders fronim taffy stretch ing his business. Mrs. Forbes texture. easy smile and twinkling eyes lovers nationwide', dropped out of the trade years "As far as pure vulunme is that would make a department 1-our white wiits that look like ago when their first child was store Santa Claus enious. concerned, we don't hold a old-fashioned washing ma. born. chines slowly melt chocolate for Count 2 Cochran are - ' ANONWI:W It was a hot swimmer day in 1920 eryone enjoys -- candy," said big companies like hershey, like a newspaper route. As constructing a variety of single-family home styles ranging in -: oesites soon will be Z. when Charlie Forbes decided to Forbes, who uses the song but I don't think anyone else profits grew, so did his interest, price from $70,000 to well over $100,000. Hm b In 1930, he and Marion available in the new villages of Timber Ridge and Sugar Ridge. retire from lawncutting and "Candy Man" for advertising sells as much homemade CHARLESTON, W. Va. Coal Board. Prior to 1947, 'time pits in (UPI) Iii South Wales, the mimines are "pits," Itme bosses South Wales were run by the are "colliery managers" and mmiost vicious exploiters the - By Altamonte Springs' out- Eastmont Field. standing group of 13-year-olds; Friday's batting hero was opened their assault on the catcher Greg Shatto, who WN little league district cham- blasted a pair of two-run PiOnship with an eye-opening doubles, a triple and single. 230 victory over Semoran Craig Cochran, Willis Perry, Friday night. Mark Cochran and Mike Smith Coach Robby Robinson says each had two tuLs for the wintiers. his team will have to excuse him, but quite Frankly he wishes Ierry had twn single m his all-stars hadn't scored so the third, when a seven-r un spot many ns. made it 1. Troy Quackenbush "We were up for the game, flO had a run-scorinig single in the doubt," said Robinson. 'Too Finst Inning to get his team bad we couldn't save some of started. those runs for today. But we got great pitching — Craig Cochran Pitched a two-hitter in the fire- ALTAMOP4TE SEMORAN Al R H inning contest and we ran the a R H Bav.. 3 C 4 bases well and also we played Bolto,, 4 • Hacker • good defense." Shill. o .. - :' "I'm making ()range and Seminole Counties. " Sem o ran Falls . . . - State Treasurer and Insurance CommlsslonemBfll ;uiiter has announced that during the month of June, 3,256 people contacted the Orlando Service Office for assistance. CommunissiommerGunter's staff assisted in the recovery of l06,0l0.26, which was ret urned to the policyholders. This çcfund results from quE :4oig-asked by individuals V•' • hi(i took the timmie to ii1aci the local office, located in The State Regional Service Center, 400 W. Robinson St., Suite 401, Orlando. This office provides services for Lake , - - "I A" , - ______ i - - I 4. The Georgia Institute is one of six annual, one-week sessioim sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce of the !United ;t1t..., dt leading universities throughout the ountry. During the five-day session, participants spent 27 las,sroomii hours in the institute course of study, which 1e'smgmitI to assist voluntary organization executives in inmiprovmnig the knowledge and skills they need to upgrade hii' effectiveness of their organization. 'lime' iresutule curriculum includes such areas as hnamiagt'uicmit philosophy, economic issues, government, law, organization structure', as well as contemporary ubjeuts such as interpersonal processes, and en\irumuiie'mital concerns. Each participant may attend progressive levels of the program throughout his professional career, - , - VIRGINIA BEACH I UPI) -- 0. A dl . 0 !protessional development program. .,. 1 t ii iL The new master site plan for Sabal Point west of Longwood Includes an 18-hole championship golf course and multi-purpose clubhouse complex. of nearlytwo years of planning anci design, the plan was favorably received by the Sabal Point Homeowner's Association anti various Seminole County regulatory agencies before being given the final stamp of approval recently by Seminole County Commission, according to A. Walter TemplO, Jr., executive vice president of Sabal Point Properties, !nc,; developer of the 3,O5acre planned unit development (PUD). Post, Buck!), Schuh & Jernigan, Inc. (PBS&J). Designed consulting engineers and planners the new plan is a modified version of Sabal Point's original master plan, which was ap : proved in W74 and later aineiid"d in 1979. According to Harlan Hanson and Rich Holladay of PBS&J, the signification changes in tt1e new plan are: ..i —The introduction of a 15acre golf rourse. —Time creation of a 13.2 acre clubhouse and tennis complex In : the center of the community. — The combination of two small commerCIal sites within the community into a single location at the south end of the property near Weva Springs Road and the new Montgomery Road extension; The provision for two small professional office sites In the vicinity of the present main entrance which will incorporate facilities compatible in design to the project's homes. "Although we've maintained the same density as the previous amended plan, we've reduced the overall number of dwelling . units by adding the golf course," explained Hanson, adding that under the previous plan the existing Sabal Palm golf course was slated to be rtnoved all together. "Not only have we added an outstanding recreational amenity " in the golf course, but by reducing the number of dwelllngunits we've reduced the potential population by nearly 2,000 which will ease the strain on conununity services and utilities, lessen the potential burden on the local school system and improve traffic safety within the community by reducing the potential number of automobiles and related travel," Hanson added. Sabal Point already comprises four villages Sabal Place, by Wdliaiii 0. Taylor, general manager of the Altamonte:(asselberry Chamber of Commerce, recently completed week's institute for organization management at the ' University of Georgia. Over 250 voluntary organization kxccutives from all over time country participated in this (,, 1 sH 0 - Chamber Aide Ends Course - . , I. S I X , , 1,\ . Is. 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Denture Sot...........150°° Characterized Set .e...,,.,, $50000 J.O. KANG, D.D.S. 1. . There is lOfl Hwy. 4 3 4 Longwood, Florida J BUSINESS LOANS -: -' -. — 1-800-5286050 ASK FOR EXT. 935 ' i'' , .... h - �Sunday, July 1!9 1OA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ., - _ I I . I zi It A - MU T n ea nearer S Olderman By MURRAY OLDERMAN I District T a m 'r -V g s Sunday, July is, 17?--flA Evening Herald. Sanford, IN Anyone I.. ? .. :.. SCOREBOARD .: ! .1 , - V~ .~ I By LARRY CASTLE CI MI, Perry, SD 2.6$; Anduiar, llou 3 2.72; Shirley. SD 2.0$. American League - Kern, lox 1.54; Guidry, NY 231; Marshall, Minn 7.33; Ryan, Cal 2.54; John, NY( 2,2. a Ior L eague Beat Borg No. 1 By Big Margin as e Ø Shearer Electric established pecking away at Adams pit- Broncos put themselves in the the N.L. Broncos breezed. Steve The time has come, I suppose, for us all to accept the fact that We ll, itself as the Mustang team to ching. A nine-run third inning enviable position of being the McCormick went 4-for-4 to when he really wants to be, Bjorn Borg Is invincible. beat in the district tournament did the damage, with Scott team to beat for the righttohost pace the attack and Jim Even playing on the slick, fast grass at Wimbledon, Borg has Q. 'What can you tell me about Unda Siegel, the young Friday with a 1-3 victory over Bowers leading th e attack with the state tournament with a 10-3 Bobbins had three hits. Kyle who showed off all that pulchrlstude at Amerlcfln tennis player singles titles. Grass is not even his best National victory over the Frakes had three of the losers'won four straight mens Seinoran. three hits. Glenn Putnam, Alameda, Wtnedon? Can she play tennis? surface, clay is. Yet when the moment of truth arrives Borg League Broncos. hits while Paul Alegre had the Seminole Pony Thus Seiiwran meets Air Also in Calif. stands in the winners circle as quietly and graciously as ever, Mike Garam scattered five other two. One of Alegre's Specialists, it 15-3 losers Baseball action at Five Points Besides her obvious assets, amply displayed in an unguarded true sportsman and a true champion. bracket victory over Adams fields, the National League hits and fanned seven batters as was a tome run. moment in a match against Billie Jean King, Linda (who played He always gives credit to his opponent and win or lose always for the Bobbins homered Parts, in a 1 p.m. game Auto precocious those low-cut tennis dress) is one of bra4esa in a has time to talk to the press and fans. Our own Jimmy Connors on winners, youngsters coming fast on the women's tennis scene. She won the today to see which team comes the other hand is very willing to talk if he wins, but strangely r. .. ___________ back at 6:30 against Shearer. U.St)en J un ior championships a year ago, and she was runnerdisappears from the scene if he loses. SEMORAN SHEARER Charlie Rodgers and Paul AS N H AS N H up for the South African Open title. From Piedmont, Calif., she The fact is, Bjorn Borg has passed Jinuiiy and there is no doubt 101 • SlI Granville Evans combined to hold 3 0 1 that he is the No. 1 player in the world by a considerable margin. turned 18 in May. Yes,, she can play tennis, too. 1 11 Adair Hines 00 5 2 3 Draze Messina Sesnoran to four hits. Matt Q. A year ago, Willie McCovey was very unhappy with the San When experts try to pin point the exact reason why Borg is so ' 1 1 :: $11 Joseph Pullium hits Messina collected three 33 :: 321 Wavier Francisco Giants because they wouldn't provide him Iith a suite Dickmyer great, it usually comes down to two factors. Th e tangible thing Fort.nb.rry 3 0 0 Hackman and Scott McCoullough and that he possesses is footwork. his footwork is the best in the when the team went on road trips. What kind of accommodations o 2 0 McCollough S 2 2 Cornell I00 Rodgers had two hits each. III Bolt Snell Jack Callahan, Raritan, N.J. world, possibly the best of all time. He is always in position, does he get now? 32 311 HerrIng Abfley While Greg Markham and so o always there, always ready. lie can turn a sure winner that has 201 HUmpIIy$ Wi ll1 stays In suites when he feels like it, as befits a 44-year-old 1,1,1. 2I0 3) 0 Harwell T.J. Sutton were holding Adams 's Ruse pa rt icularly one who is still most elder baseball statesman been hit by his opponent into a winner of his own. 2o 2 i o,ss Gomel Auto Paris to four hits, the Air Sta pleton be ' tween 2 2 I Totals productive on the field. But he pays for the difference He Is fast, q ui ck and anticipates better than anyone in the beers 3 02 ' 'L.,j, Specialists bats were busy : y provide, a double room, and the suite. what the Giants normall game. Th e intangible quality is his concentration and unflappable I00 Event 41 5 IS Totals 160 per day. cool".His mind will wander against lesser opponents, ones lie to In New York, that amounts •'•" X ::' 040 104-IS KISSIMMEE A.L. KISSIMMEE N.L. ' Shearer knows he is going to beat no matter how he plays, but when there Q. Who is taller, Francis Tarkenton or Pat [laden of the Los 050 200- 3 abrh AIRN Semoran -.. Angeles Rams? How Important is lack of height for a quar. Mlii is something on the line, something really Important, Borg locks 4 1 Lane Rix 3 00 33 0 Williams terback? - Bill Cox, Ventura, Calif. himself in and has impeccable concentration. AIR SPECIALIST ADAMS AUTO s CI&p' II Tally A83R H Al R H Tarkenton is listed at6feet, Haden an inch shorter but Ithink Chase 3 3 I Highwood II This factor is probably the one that makes him the great player 3 0 0 J. Bowers 300 Houghton 2 0 0 O.tne 21 0 Pat barely shades 5.10. They're close enough, in both stature and Girdner 2 I 0 Eby 31 2 he is. llIi 3 0 0 Moor. I0S Hughes 311 200 Hrys White 3I2 Hammond 3 0 I Donahue America's Rosco Tanner, the 7th ranked player in the world, 220 McFadden 2 1 2 Rosik Lameler 00I 3 0 0 Peters 2 0 I Malonavlch hi Mullins and a eat grass court player, gave Borg a fine match in the 20I Oroome 3 0 I Oaraguso 33 2 0 0 0 Coffey ParrIsh 2145 Such 100 Totits I 'I - tX -4 V1 2 I I S. Bowers 3 i 3 finals. Extending Borg to five sets, Tanner would have beaten SmIth , I 00 Ogle II 0 anyone else in the world on that day. Borg would not be be aten 0 0 0 Helms Wilson 1 0, Smith .. S I1I 2 00 Hemphill Swartz I00 . Pugh t. 1 0 0 Harmon 3 2 1 and when it was over, he was Wimbledon Champion for the 4th Clem 2 00 Overlon I 0 0 Markham I 00 D.SeIvla 21 S 3 . . Totals year running. He will probably win it several more times and will 2 0 0 Sutton ledient Since You Asked SMn Quick Chang - ., Fifth race 1060 700 3.00 SGuy w 680 400 4 Captain Crunch 310 7 IreneVo 0(4.5) 45.40; T(S-4.1) 044.40; Time 1:44.1. Sixth race 2 Pommican S Frosty Francis 570 3.20 2:01.4. Fourth race 6 Rorflp,fl Mitch 4. 40 5.00 3 00 I Tioqas Power 110 2 10 SEMINOLE Friday night First race - Eighth race 1260 310 710 260 '275' 220 5 Sam Bengali 0(3.1) 16.00; 1(3.1.5) 100.40; Time 2:01.3. Ninth race 3 Wild Boy 7 Dusty Lehigh 2:01.0. 360 2 Ragtime Simon 0(5-7) 14.20; 1(1-5.2) 905.20; Time Harness acing 200 I 5 HawthorneDemOfl 1I It 00; P(.4) 23.00; Time 23 70 980 1080 300 1 40 1 20 e (10 2Mark's Pleasure 0(53) 76.00; 1(152) Ill Time 1 Dominqo Bailol s 10 Q(S7) 3900; 1317.5) 155.10; T(7S. 2:11.3. Second race 2) 770.00. 7Ocala Star Das 1040 640 60 Twelfttigame 19 60 1 80 Oscar Gondra20 20 5 20 3 00 3 P N DR 5 6 20 3 60 S Justhuliarlous 3 80 I Apriz Bacliota 0(23) 128.00; 1(2-3-5) 859.40; 3 tsa Pao 3 20 0(50) 32.60; PUll 141.00; 1(5.0- Time 2: 10.5. Third race 3) 22340 7 Mr Cecil 51.20 410 3 00 A-7194; Handle 1,11111.649. 7 Santo Gasti II - - 1 S.moy too S Reliable Gordo Eleventhgame B 80 1 60 S Carasa Otano 9 20 0(3 0139 40: P130) 04.90; 1(3 82) 600 1 40 6 ZubiGasti H RamonPecina 4 00 444.40. Eighth Game 0(14) 43.20; Pp.6) 159.30; TI 1.6. 3)403.00. 9 10 480 1 40 3 Sant Enrique I 1200 6 40 IEqana Sarduy Fifth game 180 7 Victor Wally 15.20 820 10.40 1 SaraEchanlz Q(3.I) 3960; P '38) 04,90; T (38 700 160 ilsasaWally American League Strikeouts 7) 067.00 3 80 7 ubiGoIrl East National League Richard. Ninth game 0(54) 53$. II 122.10, T(l4 L Pct. GB Hou 155; Carlton, Phil 113. 5500 6 .10 5 80 7 Aprauz 2)205.60. it 57 Perry, SD 102; Nekro, All 100. 680 3 60 GOfldI3 Si xth game ,ston 32 628 2" Swan, NY '$ 800 4 Echani: 50.00 600 500 2GaldosDiagall liwauke 51 35 573 American League - Ryat. 0(1.7) 46.60; P17.1) 186.60; 1(75 9.00 440 Gash Ii SArano tw York 49 54 160; Guidry. NY 500 4) S05.60. lrusta.Pecina 41 44 5 13, Cat Jenkins, Tex 91; kravec, (Ii, Tenth Game 0(25) 3020, P125) 104.20; 1(25levelnd 42 4S 43 15 and Koosman, Minn 83. 1320 11 80 3 20 6 Apraul Olano oronto 63 35 70% Saves , 10 40 3 60 2 Ra on Sarduy Seventh game West National League Sutter, 1 Beude Badiota 3 00 9.10 .480 1 10 SantiEnrique 1. Chi 21; Garber, All 1$; flair, 0(2.6) 79.10; P(6 2) 117,00; 1(42 12 00 6 44) EganaSarduy allf Cm and Pitt Teliulve, 13; 4) 236.40 1 80 j Victor- Wally Xas 51 38 573 ' To - Tennis ~ - 4 20 3.20 2 80 1 Grateful Dot 500 140 2 Steady Pat 3 10 7 Little Ella Q(2-4) 52.60; P14-2)21.40; Time 2:0.3. 600 960 1.60 19 10 4 60 180 3 RedGO 0(2-5) 10.60; 1(2-3-5) 511.00; Time 2:00.4. Seventh race 11.20 160 3.60 S Dee Dee Napole 380 4.20 I Scarlet Tartan 390 2 Thirty Knots 0(58) 67.40; 1(3.8-2) 546.40; Time Tenth race 6.20 780 170 6 Forevec Kent 3.80 5.00 3 Smokealong 5.50 I Kakosi Tom 0(3-6) 59.60; 1(4-31) 393.80; Time 2:50.). . attle kland 39 52 .429 14 Sea and Lyle, Tex 10. 25 67 .272 28 tz Friday's Results Mimesola 6, Toronto Detroit 3. Chicago I Col)i9i Texas 9, Kansas City 4 Houston Named Cedric California 6, New York 1 Dempsey as athletic director. Boston 2, Oakland 0 Army - Named Liz Cousins coach Cleveland at Milwaukee Of women's basketball team. Baltimore at Seattle Football Saturday's Games Cincinnati Placed quarterbacks (All Times EDT) Minnesota (Koosman 11.6) at John Reaves and Rob Hertel on "no recall" waivers. os-onto (Stleb 1.1), 1:30 p.m. Houston Signed defensive Boston (Torrez 9.5) a) Oak. tackle Mike Stenuudof Iowa State. nd (Kingman 0.2). 4:30 P.M. New Yolk lets - Signed free Cleveland (Clyde 2.0) at llwaukee (Travers 6.4), 570 agent offensive lineman Russ Issac of Amherst. rn. St. Louis - Signed Joe Bostic Of Detroit (Baker 1-3) at Chits. Clemson; defensive back Roy Green (Trout 3-3). 0:30 p.m. Texas (Jenkins 9-5) at of Henderson State in Arkansas; ansas City (Gale 6.6), 5:33 wide receiver Mark Bell of Colorado State: lineacker .Lrry - Mltler of rn. Brigham Young; free agent New York (Guidry 6-6) at linebacker Michael Dottery of allfornla (Aase 7-7), 10 p.m. :'' State. Baltimore lFlainagan 11-6) al tattie CL 5.3 i, 10:33 New York (ASL) - Signed for. rn. ward Bill Bclevic and defender Chet Sunday's Games Milcnevlc of Yugoslavia. Ball at Seattle New York (NASL) - Signed Boston at Oakland forward Paulo Maio of Brazil. New York at Calif Baseball Texas at Kan City Houston - Placed relief pitcher Detroit at Chicago Torn Dixon on 21-day disabled list. Clove at Milwaukee Cincinnati - Signd Manager John Mirws at Toronto McNamara to a one-year contract for the 1910 season. National League East .%'' - . . . . . -. ' .. . . - . 303 io -4 no "a-- 5 •- . ..--.. Kusslmmu a I. Kissimmee N.L. - . - ' - . - . , Totals 3 4 . 11 style, so that Haden, the young Ram quarterback, plans to spend a few days with the retired Viking great In the latter's home at Atlanta just discussing philosophy and technique. He actually consufled with Francis before the Rams' playoff game with Dall4ast season. Height can be an asset, but also an overrated one.pb Griese, who has to stretch to make 6 feet, was also bugge($.nbout the subiect early in his career. When did the queng stop? "After he won two Super Bowls," says the Mia Jteld general. Q. j's a legend In baseball that Lou Gehrig got his chance to Play Yfrst base for the New York Yankees when Wally Pipp, the incumntnt, complained of a headache on day and never got his job back. But who succeeded Gehrig when he bowed out, and for Tom Nesbitt, Philadelphia. how long? name was Ellsworth (Ba be ) Dahlgren, a great glove Thprnan's man rho was also a fine third baseman. He played only two ng Gehrig In the sea* .at first for the Yankees after succeedi 1939, but altogether put in a dozen years In the majors. sprini (l,bat do you think of the future of John McEnroe? Do you agree with the many tennis experts who think he will be the - . 21 is 12 go down in tennis history as the'greatest player who ever playel:Y Sox Forfeit Game Al N H Robbins 30I laker 30 210 Ro zek 110 Janego 4 2 2 Align 11 3 Mules' 4 I I Overstreet 3 0 0 Solve 30 McCormick 4 1 4 Foster 313 Wood III Frkes aram 30 0 4 0 0 Odom Z.Intck 30 0 4 0 0 Andrews Rogers I 0 0 Totals 3531 Totals 34 10 II Al N H 5 23 Cuplt 3 I 2 Henley swarmed onto the field Chicago cr5 CHICAGO UPI White Sox owner Bill Veeck during what was to have been disagrees with a decision that an "anti-disco demolition" of the White Sox have to forfeit a disco records by local disc game to Detroit, but he takes jockey Steve DahI between the blame for an "Anti-Disco" games. They destroyed the batting promotional stunt that turned ISO tOO I-tO ML. Broncos Comiskey Park into a riot cage, set bonfires in the outA.L. Broncos 000 012 0-3 field, slung 33-rpm record scene. albums through the air, tossed Veeck Friday said he "vehe- firecrackers and started a few mently disagreed" with the fistfights. Worried private decision by American League President Lee MacPhail order- teams security guards locked both in their clubhouses and ing the Sox to forfeit the second called in the Chicago police. game of Thursday night's At least 35 people were WESTBURY, N.Y. (UP!) Roosevelt Raceway, which double-header to the Tigers, arrested and charged with disorderly conduct. At least begins a 33-night harness meet who won hte first game, four people suffered minor Monday, has spent one million About 7,000 spectators ' . - - . ' - world's next No. I player, succeeding Bjorn Borg? What about his temper? - Bud Uebert, Cincinnati. main grandstand area. his Wln)bledon upset, McEnroe still figures to be the evythkng It Ift dta'donbten great, looks on McF4e aA the only currit player (including Borg) who will rank45.*he pantheon of all-time greats, such as Don Budge, Bill Tilden Jack Kramer, et al. "That's because,' explains Mako, who now sells tennis courts and art, "he's the only one besides Connors who can hit the ball early, hit it on the rise. And tie's got a much pettei all-around gar'xw.(.bnnors." In fact, he pre'.'IcLs. McEnfpe's style will augur a trend away from th e heavy top-spin gamçt4 Borg. I agree. And despite his volatile tem pe rament, he's a f in eompetitor. WED..', LU41 ii e/ Chris I)apore pitches to Eric Czerniejewski MONDAY 11:30 a.m. Summer playground activities and free play at Civic Center and Westside. Noon to 4:30 p.m. - Playground Civic Center and Westside. Bowling class at Bowl America 1-3 p.m. Lanes. 1:30-2:30 p.m. - Arts and crafts at West- - ,gr,fgcf qf ('k,gi P,nnfgzr Q h,i,mnsi •Ju&U lIla .'l V U,' SJt_lltt..l Ut nnntncf t.t,l,tVat nnrl alit. jumprope at Westside. 1-2:30 p.m. Ceramics at Civic Center. 1:30-2:30 p.m. Arts and crafts at Civic Center for ages 6-12, TUESDAY - 9-11:30 a.m. - Summer playground activities and free play at Civic Center and Westside. 9-10; 10-11; 11-noon - Children's tennis lessons at Fort Mellon Park. 9:30 a.m. - Basketball at Civic Center courts. 1-2:30 p.m. - Ceramics at Civic Center. - FRIDAY 8:30-11:30 a.m. Foursquare contest at Westside; Playground and shaving contest at Civic Center. Noon-4:30 p.m. Youth Center activities for sixth graders and up, - - WEDNESDAY . I In Ohio a - ' MAINTENANCE-FREE 560 BATTERY 171 11 . Our R.g. ~ * 63- 88 ~ WHITEWALLS 54 Wsf ?, 88 E xchange 78 Series Tread Oes'an lUll Our Req. 51.88 BR7BxI3 . is.,.' Slit 't.0 1171.14 01,1, 12.5$ III 1 6116.14 :.I$1C.$t 105 66 0471I15 05.5$ iê.:: :: ::: 1111,5 ?$$$4$.$$ 'III ItO. $7$1I3 241$ Chill ' 115$ I,a,s.. I Si4 Ulf Ii.?. t* is ,, 25.88 , 180 let, • is. ..: 'ss' I." 31.11 ! 29.88 . 1 138 11.5$ , 2.SI 1.44 Our Req. 22.88 A78x13 011614 GlutS :: : iiiw Jul PlusirETEach 474 .16 :: MOUNTING INCLUDED Borg. I, WIll 1.5 -.1= IS .I'SlI Herndz, St.L Maailli, NY Hndrk, St.L LUBE, OIL AND FILTER 988 Sale Each Price Each Aji3.t.on,i o -W)SI Se,,c,'s L',tra cis With K inert A, Filter. I III, III iiioi ~ Filers ' ., " ' $245 F IT VA 'i '• - ,'• l l.. . • - - . tr Jr ' . . 4.'.'- , 'i 1' :-: . 1 .*-_ .' ' . a - " . "We , - II Herald Photo by 1. . . . 1. fr4 VIIICe.I$ '1'' also tell our players," Bavasi goes on, "that ''W h.asu.t _4.L?1'.1.M.Mmu.Li._ - - . ' ,"r' I - ' I . 4' : - '. . -: :• -: . : - '.I, • . ' . - - '.' .. .. . . .,.1 .. c. - :. . " .'' .' ¼. , 5. -.5 ,.. S 1 . / 11 t • J;J..;. .. ..'\ - - I" ' . .l)..,1 .' • • •.. -. 1. 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(EXCLUDE all coupons appearing in advertiSing sup onoupon5 that show actual INCLUDE only piernent savings in dollars . NEW H 7 U IS t" b •• t50 00 CASH JACKPOT Winner! Read the contest _. I' . \ Sos \ \\ '7("" \\ \ \\ , \ . . \ rules in this ad and plan now to enter each week. Winners announced each tuesdoy in the Evening Herald. . we have I I ' ' ' Foster, : 16.00 1.40 4.10 Cm and 'Winfield, SD 72; lCuryeyCutie 1.29 2.00 Kingrnan, CtsI 49; Schmidt, Phil 3 Thelma J. 1.40 4 K's Thunder Clark SF 62. 0(3-1) U.*,t 01 (7-3)60.90; (74) Baylor.' American .Le*gue Cal II; Lynn, II 75; Ric(, 50$ 20W' Altenda4421I.. Handle $U3.191 Smalley. Minn and Boctite, $05 is. $tein . North. SF National League e. Scott. Al 37; Morino. Pitt Day$sSsS.ac and Scott. St.t. 25, Cideno, Hou FIdsyNlg00 24. Pirst,ime.: LeFlare, A,gerlcan League , 15.40 10,104.00 KC 31; wins. Sirusta-Fernan Dot -$7; WHsOfl, 7.00 Tex IS, Bonds, Cloy and Cnfl, )Vcbo0uui1 . ' . , - . . - . , . Wile range 'e languial tog lampi &"bi', co'ur 04 (C4' Buy riox' 388 I .n - La ' HIGWINTEN$ITY 12-V LAMPS 04% Req. ISO dDays - Rectangusr afre. log l.imp 0, dv',.ig iarnp LCu,red *is cica, . 1*0l000 : 1 88 La (a TO.$AIAL*l,ecOflo.. . C I re This week's contest covers the editions of the 1979 through Wednesday. July 18, 1979. . T. I '-- "..I 1~1 ... I 'd -01 -.' II 6 A winner will be determined on Monday. July 73 and announced in the Tuesday, July 74 edition of the Evening Herald. The winner's name will be posted in the lobby of the Evening Herald. Evening Herald, Thursday, July 12, I 7 The winner will agree to permit pictures and supply biographiCals to the Evening Herald LA ,ame._______________________________________________________________ Ii 'Y U I I ' Street I I. Only one entry per person is permitted for each week's contest. Duplicate entries will disqualify all entries from that contestant for that given week. . U , ... - State_ iiii. Phone Number: , .' . .'I . . 7(134) 219.41. '. sev"9800 -Niekio. National Leag F),G 53* 449 3.70 3.4 Canton, Phil il-I; AMUI.r, 2AcanoAndre 0 Hou 105; LaCots CW -j, i.e. 31ru.*taPrad.ra I M111 9-5; Rouers, Mil slId PefTy. 194.11I DD(54) 139.311. SD II Thlrdgu*s America. League -55.40 9.40 1.19 Cal 12-0; 6.Zsjbi NY Rylfl, 134; 1.20 tr - 'an ar4 C.M.artlnez. Salt lArca 3.10 , Ilrani andk 114 all-61 Earmill 1111I Aver,1191, Pitching victirles 88 CU$lLlLIoy UI 4*7 l7a3NIzt us wwi ?$3a1 aiuss,svo - . 9. Employees of the Evening Herald and their families are not eligible to enter the contest. . CHOICE OF HALOGEN LAMPS B.çht qsart: ogen ent'es.spg (ifui dr.'ng I.ghl F, a' siars '. - • - . - I . ' . 40 a Jai . My - I . :-:-. I 5 All entries must be on Official Entry Blanks. Hand drawn facSlmilles are acceptable. Ills not necessary to purchase the Evening Herald n order to enter the contest. Copies 01 the Evening Herald are available for inspection at 300 North French Avenue. Sanford, Florida. U $50e00. CASH JACKPOT Entry1 Blank . •1 • - ..... .-..:- ":7 4. All entries must be received by mail or be deposited at the Evening Herald by noon Saturday, July 21. 1979 Ad dress all entristo the Evening Herald Cash Jackpot. P.O. Box 16S? Sanford. Floridi.- The Evening Herald is not responsible for lost entries or other correspondence not reaching the Evening Herald by contest deadline. I - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - end on Wednesday, July 18. 1979. - - - ' . ' National League "'Ibere Is no bad news in sports journsllsm" he insists, "only different degrees of good news. I tell everybody that's my father's line, but it's really my line." . . . ' Peter Bavasi, whose father, Buzzic, runs the Angels, Is unique among baseball officials S .., • '. - - . orktrying to our product and uiat use cuoperauon of use players not only Is requeu uui absolutely necessary. Reginald Branch accepts th e Leroy Williams Memorial Award from Seminole High weightlifting coach Bill McDaniel. The award was inaugurated this past season and named after the late Seminole 111gb weightlifter who died last year, WILLIAMS MEMORIAL To BRANCH ..dr? Tim " V. .,4o;, X, - . : -. people in the front office ______ •' . , ILoppylugs 7.40 4.20 6.40 lRowdyShan 0(2-1) 45.11; P (13) 146.11, T (5-2 7)1704.61. 84326 103.322 $3 320 103 .322 , "Our players are given to understand that the vast majority of print journalists are highly competent. We tell the players they be misquoted. Misunderstood, perhaps, but will rarely, If rarely misquoted, so it's incumbent upon them to make themselves better understood. - ... . j' , ' writer r ' . 5.60 80 21i 61 .3n' 5 Son Ban Hurry OS 311 90 .311 0(24)19.41, p(245) 111.11, T (2. .4-5) I"ll.". Nalleftsil Losque - schrinkff, IIttI race Al.37.M Phil' 30; Kingman, Chi 29, . . Win! Md. 5D 22; Foster, Cin .20; 1 3.20 4.00 2.40 Malthims, Atl and Lopes, LA I K's Flak 3.00 300 • 6F,rulti IS. Lynn, Si m BeSt American League ("4) 7.00; P 141 0.11; (74-3) 5.00 Bbs 74; Rice. Bog, 'Baylor, Cal and Thomas, Mit 21; Suilion.' Belt' 19 17thrac,T7"i6T.413S Suns Batted In Loticam, M11 Meyer, Sea ever, - ;$ .,.' :7 • , "We tell them we're in the entertainment business and they are entertainers. We try to explain to our players, In great detail, that the job of the 'beat writer,' especially the one on an afternoon paper, Is demanding. The afternoon writer has to be creative, lie has to be must create 162 times a year. The morning paper creative also, we explain to our players, but we tell them the afternoon writer probably will ask more probing questions. , 'I - . "We have a special public relations seminar with our players each spring and we tell them what business we're in," he says. . . : ' - . • . Whitewall, 2.64 • player-media problem of anyone I've seen, '':, - The Evening Hc'iaJd - (Continued from Page SAp - - . Richman l4'. .-. •. '-. :' . ... . ,,: 4.20 310 2.40 $1 204 91 .319 4CarV1eAG1il 9.10 4.20 71745 77 .311 7 Big Kelly. Boone, Phil 7.00 07302 94.319 eAIong The Coast Martin, Chi 0(4.7) 24.40; P (4.7) 41.30; T fe.;. Garvey, LA U 341 113 .305 19316 111 .304 0 263.40. Matthws, Ail Row, Phil 90339 103.364 .Nh race C3$T.39.S2 52259 fl Knight, Cm 17.50 910 4.10 , SSaISs Girl American League 10.40 3.40 GAS H Pd. lMexlcan Frolic 3.00 $4 n 104 331 ljarwln Emily Downing, Cal Smelly, Minn $7 334 115 .344 Q(S-7J73.4, P (5.7) 326.11; (S-7'4) Bothte, Sea $6 315 105.333 311.11. $4 345 113 .320 Molitor, M11 III race $4343-112 •337 Rs, II 89 377 123 1316 . 71.00 5.60 3.50 Lynn, 605 53 Vt W .333 2 Diver Kes • NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED 11 't,. ,' '.•. / / 7thraceD7.16T,4511 S Troll Edna 21.00 22.40 7.20 Batting (based on 52$ at bets) National LOsgue GAS' ot Pc-t. Foster, Cin 77210 94 .33d Winfield, SD 93 34 113 .323 Tplton, St.L Si 341 112 .323 k..P*,I1..,kdi I= 10 *" Plus F.E.T. - . 4 1988 39 Ii) 3 lid,HI . OA ,ii,,li$,i P511. I iWl i"4a5Ii l,ttl$* 1,511 111,14 2$ IS Plus F.E.T. t.se Each 1.. .- 2vicke's Flash 5 Silly 3.60 3.00 6 Kukomonga 2.00 0(2-1) 23.00, P (2•5) 48.1ST (3.54) Leaders es e 2 Steel Belts ',': ' Chicago at III St. Louis at Houston s 4-ply Poly t r Cord Construction V 7 Mults'siped Tread Ribs ot 7-Rib Multisiped Tread . ...T. 'tt' ', A - :.: ' .?...:.: . KM 78 - BLACKWALLS lo . .': , Sealed calk urn l e.id r)'ucied F (.w rKist c.ir•. • &of 2 Rdd,al P/es Polyester Cord + ' . , . All T.i.. Plus F E T Each esm flh0UIAL 'iU' 1-,' -' , ' I" '11" DAYTON, Ohio (UP!) Columbus golfer John Cook Scored better each day of the four-day Ohio Amateur tournament to successfully defend his championship, a feat only five other golfers have achieved in 75 years. in Cook's scores on ii. par-oh Morain Country Club course were a 72 Tuesday, followed by Wednesday's 71 and a 69 Thursday 69. Then he started Friday three strokes back to smoothly card a four-under-par 68 that left him three shots ahead of the morning leader. Runnerup was Cook's Ohio State University teammate Rick li . ' . . - - . % Schedule - - _____ 72, 71, 69 Balloon Day at Civic a.m. Center; Bubbleguni and Limbo contest at Westside. Open play at Civic Center for Noon-4:30 sixth graders and up. 1-2:30 p.m. Ceramics at Civic Center. THURSDAY 8:30-11:30 Open play and whistling 8:30-11:30 '1 - ' "','' ,. ' _ Herald Photos by Tom NstssI - .. .. _______________ Sanford Recreation Summer r . ' 'I.- ':' r-3k'. ' youths from the outfield bleach- and facial cuts. .' f4.. ' - dollars redecorating the track's many of them barechested injuries, including broken noses . ' • - ' '. .. 34 16 37 35.4 3 DAYTONAIBACH 48 41 .539 4 Friday Night 44 39 .530 5 43 Al .512 6½ lstrace DS-lITime 31.57 36 48 .429 13½ 2 ImperIal 6 20 420 460 West 6,40 3.00 W L Pc?. GB lYellow Pine 7EraStar 3.00 Houston 53 39 .576 01.227,00; P12-1) 47,50; 1(2.1-7) CInci Al 44 .516 5½ San Fran 4447 .44 5½ 2$S.0. 42 57 .447 12 San Diego 2nd race Cl-lI Time 2l.63 Atlanta 39 50 .430 12½ . Los Angels 36 55 .396 16½ 3MIssRingPecos 51.10 11:00 13:20 Friday's Results New York 1 San Francisco 6, ,. SRay Swinger 2.50 15, 0(3-4) $7.40; T 3-all 3210 (111.4) New York 5, San Francisco 2, 10.20; 7' (34-1) 13.3$ San Diego 7, Montreal s. 1st 3rd race AS-!61lme31.44 Montreal 10, San Diego 7, 2nd . At$snta 13, Pittsburgh 4 YK'$Juni 6.00 4.10 3.00 PhIladelphia 3, Los An 2 6 Total Effort 3.10 3.20 Chicago 3, Cincinnati 1 3.00 4 Mountain Cliff St. Louis 1, Houston 0 0(6-fl 17.00; P (74) 41.59; 1 U4Saturdays Games 4) 71.41.. (All Times SOT) Los Angeles (Sutton 7.30) it lth race 13-lTimefl.11 Philadelphia (Espinosa 5.7), 2:1S p.m. .10.10 6.40 3.10 San Francisco (Blue 7.7) at 1Mr. P1* 10.00 710 New Yof'75)lli 3.5), 4:05 p.m3CheYenn*ROad at S Crash Gordon 3.20 Chicago (Krukow 6-5) 0(1.3) 20.40; P (1.3) 94.25; T (5.3. Cincinnati (Bonham 1). 7 p.m. San Diego (Jones 6-6) at 1) 263.40. Montreal (Lee 9-5), 7:35 p.m. . Sth race D3$ Time 3S.71 Pittsburgh (Candelarla 7•7) at Atlanta (Matula 6-5), 7:33 p.m. 6SlKldO 1.40 3.00 2.60 5$. Louis (Vukovich 5.5) 3.00 2.40 Houston (Andular 10-5). 5:35 I Irish Company l.Baby HNick 2.40 p.m. G6-UI3,SS,.P(64)371S,T(6-I-i) Sunday's Games" San Diego it' Montreal 73.00 San Fran at New York 6th race AS.1lTime3l.36 Los Ang at Phila 33-Night Stand . - Dog Racing Montreal Chicago Phula Pittsbrgh St. Louis New York Roosevelt Opens - - , the game. 030 I- 3 000 4-111 Ad.mlAuto Air Specialist - " side. 19 Totals Mike Bedient tag on Steve 11rip late - - - - • .' ' - - . ' • ' '" I ' 111111 I - :' '. , Transactions - '. ' I S 5 ' " • p1 BRING OR MAIL TO: Yk wauuuu H UUUUV rald •u. N. French Avenue, Sanford, Florida 300 . -- - -- W The decision ot the ludges will befinal I e • 10. The Evening Herald reserves the right to alter the contest rulflor discontinue the contest atanytime. 5 - I - 32771 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - H -- - /1 •A u . • 8 ., -: _____ ' - ' . ; & ''" ' . '_' - ' - "- - - ' d 2 -- -- -I .'.'fr I I �Sunday, July 15, 1979 12A—Evening Herald, Sanford FL She Kills Daughter, Rather Than See Her As Hooker 1. hun. culdseiise "something in her "Judy, you lied to inc. Diane eyes, something just waiting to told everything." ePlode. Marilyn searched the room, finding notes and gifts from Judy wanted to be Damon. She also found a small 'Something in her eyes, lust waiting to explode' 'I never gave any credit to God vterinarian or a physical laminated identification card, tlerapIst, but her marks issued by the 'American ren't good enough. She Identification System." In one d$cided to become an airline corner was Judy's picture. hésteM, and was accepted by a But the name on the card crawl on her face. you go! I can't let you go!' cillege in Boston which read "Sherry DemaycO."There "I knocked it off, and I kissed "I didn't want her to feel any s eciiJizes in such careers. was it Beacon Street address. pain, but none of those other her, and I said, 'Judy, I'm Judy spent her graduation Later, Boston vice squad sorry.' would have killed her. shots slimmer of 1977 working in the detectives said the address "But! wasn't. I had no feeling "Just the first one, and that's I&, cream store. In September, apparently was one they had to the girls. The older they much. Yet I couldn't force "AU I did was go, 'Ohith!' And the University of Vermont, with In me whatsoever. I felt like I she and high school classmate raided several times for prostigrew, the further apart they myself to. Maybe If I had, It I started to cry. I lay there for at least a hundred kids outside the one I don't remember. "I stood In the middle of the had carried out an order diane Brochu headed for tution. would have made the differcn- at least an hour and a half, having a party. I thought to got." over my someone had given me." hand Boston. crying because of the message! myself, 'This Is what I wanted dirt with my Below Judy's picture, the Soon, Damon started calling. cc." When the police c&ine, ears. If she was saying %'y didn't he? :They enrolled at Bay State card said that in case of for Judy.' had gotten. Marilyn did not interfere, I don't know. I just "I made a left, drove about anything, I didn't want to hear Marilyn told them: 4nior College on tree-lined emergency, notify Damon. "Finally, I got the vacuum reasoning Damon would give up "I wouldn't let an'n hui just that, maybe when you out and started cleaning. Then I half a block, then drove into the It. Cnninonwealth Avenue, and to Marilyn demanded to - fiCC I when lie saw Judy was free to It's "After a while, I took my my kids. Look at tL don't do something that often, filled the sink with water to do back of the synogogue. save money, moved into the Judy's bankbook. It showed leave, but would nut, "I said to Judy, 'I want you to hands down and looked around. paid. you feel stupid. You kind of get the dishes. YWCA on nearby Berkeley originally the teen-ager had "Judy, if he loved you, do .urt "But nobody Is gon.,. the cuddling and Much of Berkeley made regular withdrawals of think he'd let me stand in the away from walk over there and try that It was go quiet not even a bird Street. was "While it and I felt like a weight had them." filling, I went door." The two women Street, particularly where it about $50 it week to PY CX way?" she asked her daughter. that, which Is wrong. gun into the bedroom, took the and "I talk to other fathers, often Pike, has seen mother and daughter crosses the Mass penses from the approximately "He'd be here now, breaking Litter days. The modern YWCA $1,000 she had accumulated down the door to get to you." It's a common thing. We stop (Editors note: a gun belonging had gone through the same door to cuddling and putting the to Frank, who had been an when shopping at rummage seems out of place among the Iroii savingi and a bank loan "Well, I'm confused," Judy the auxiliary policeman) down arms around our daughters. dcaying brownstones. sales. for college. That much each said w never from the closet, loaded it and 1 I'll know. "I don't "She got out, and I could feel The neighborhood terrified would have left about $600 One day, Marilyn listened on it In my purse. put myself. I say, myself getting out of the car, Ue two girls and they would but now there was only a an extension phone while know, I blame "There was no thinking or taking the gun from my purse, Damon argued with Judy for maybe Judy didn't think that I rush to get home before dark balance of $92. in. anything. It was like, 'What can walking directly behind her," each day. Many times they Two sums jwnped out from not returning to Boston, for not loved her... Here was an all I do next?' I went back to the Marilyn said. wuld stop In a grocery store the pages: $300 had been taken writing. Finally he slammed cident where you say, 'Well, her kitchen and finished the dishes. right, maybe I didn't grab "She turned around and said, avross the street from the Y and out, followed by another $200. down the receIver, "Later the kids came home 'It's locked. The door...' Then bby snacks to eat later In the Judy admitted loaning the $500 Marilyn allowed herself a bit in my arms. But maybe next for a she said, 'Ma! Ma! No!' Just sanctuary of their room. They to Damon. Marilyn was sure of hope. "I'm winning," she time But there was no nest from school. I lay down picked up, w hi le, then got Th ursday often exchanged pleasantries Damon was trying to trap her thought. "lie's so damned mad time. She went to bed up like that. pIP my pocketbook, walked down 4th Damon and Louis, two daughter. t her, he'll never call back." night, and I didn't see her. I w an t "Friday, I went to work, and the hail and said, 'Judy, men who worked at the store. On Monday, May 1, Diane "lie left her just enough DAYTONA BEACH you to go with me. that was the end of her. One day when they went to money for another two weeks telephoned Judy again and once Th e Central Flonda Zoo has a new "She said, 'OK.' baby Llama who needs a name, so we • tl)e store to buy cupcakes to rent," she said. 'When the day more Ma Ilyn listened in . o "We walked to the car, and I are having a LABEL THE LLAMA Dietl spent a fitful 1.800.342.5624 Marilyn celebrate Diane's 18th bir- came she didn't have any more "I'm off Thursday and MA.RAMA. Pick up CONST, to tell Dawn Marie to stopped unble to watch RBEST tday;Damon and Louis asked money, she would have had to Friday, so If you want to come night your application for the winning start the rice at 5:30. It was sleep. to $lOOpnzeat the Zoo Admissions Office at the hme you purchase television, unable R E SO R T ttem ol$. you at the bus come home. But she wouldn't then, I can meet like I had to complete your admission ticket Gel your inspiratxnftomour baby Llama almost done everything I had "I HO1ELSON :Judy apparently hesitated do that, beca use she was afraid terminal," Diane told Judy. 5. 1979. and The contest begins on Thursday. display on and I had to do with Judy, ALL applications MUST be in by Tuesday. July 31. 1979. 1',,B€4Cfl because both girls were white, of tier father. "Do you want me to tell Damon could," she said. "I couldn't whatthe kids at the same time. Judges will be Mr & Mrs Joseph C)ntt. donors of the proud think of anything else. My mind feed bbth:en black and it was a "She'd go to Damon for her to call?" Special parents of our baby Uarna The winner will be announced on was just something that "It lay on exhausted... and I was sLtuatln new to her. Marilyn money, and he would say, 'I summerdiscount Judy said she did. Maril yn's Monday. August 6. 1979. and will receive $100 cash A plaque the couch, staring Into space." fitted Into my day. No feelings. rerognuing the indivi dual whose name is selected will be displayed filet! remembers seeing don't have It, Judy, but I know heart sank. ACAJ'tILCOINN. "We got Into the car and on the Llama's cage After getting the kids off to AafCoM:R.mAN:N. pipr.wrltten by Judy about where you can get it.' Wednesday, Mar ilyn fo und in Send your application to: "LABEL THE LL\MA CONTEST* ss &':nHn1Ac:,,ttx nr. asked me Judy started driving. again, she lay down tfiatthne that said, "I knew I mnfA.sIJrn;:.s1,t0:NN. Central Florida Zoo. P.O. Drawer 701$ Sanford, Florida 32771. "This was how he was going Judy's purse a letter of ac- school, SIfERATONiNNWiiNASIIOUI.5 "I must have fallen asleep, once where we were going, and Applications are issued ONLY with a purchased wkel at the this way, and ai%raised ' to get her. lie already had the ceptance to Plymouth State I said 'somewhere. Admissions window woke up soon as I 4thit want to go. But Diane ID card made up for tier, and he College, asking for a $50 because as "We drove up Prospect Street spid, !t'mon, we've been sitting wiped out her bank account." deposit. Hopefully, she asked, something went across this side ?,0AV)h7474;'0 -0ceansEle"n 'Look at the price I paid' " ... ... - - - - - 1111111111 - rief ly )aria Briganti To Appear "He said, 'Oh my God!' there. "Then I turned around and feel want her to "I didn't anything, so I started firing all walked back and took a blanket and of them and screaming the from the car. I went over, to starting same words: 'Judy, I can't let Judy had an ant 'I can't let you go I I can't let you go I Sunday, July IS, 1979-18 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - my back. Judy And I said, 'Judy, I can't let been lifted off you go!' And before I even got was lying there. walked across the street the words out, she had the hole "I and knocked on a door and told In tier chest. ,Will you please call "I never heard anything. I the man, My daughter Is police? never felt my hand go up. But the when I saw It, I knew It was dead. - "Is it because I'm still seeing Contlnued From Page IA) OURSELVES i. ~ Ili t 4,.: n Summer Music Theatre , the Stephen Sondheizn musical which opens July 18 at the Daytona Playhouse. Miss Briganti was one of the few chosen from more than 1000 '. 'S young 1, 1 singers and actors who auditioned for the repertory company which is also presenting four other shows this ,p summer Including "The Mikado", "Music Man", "Oh Coward!" and "Bells Are Ringing." There is a different show jr each night. First making her stage debut at Lyman High School Dana has appeared in several productions at Rollins' Annie Russell Theatre, Including leading roles in "Equus" and "Shenan- :~ . F;1 .11 Darla Briganti of Altamonte Springs, a Rollins College soph4; more, will be appearing this summer in the cast of "A Little .Night Music" at the Summer Music Theater In Daytona Beach. She will be playing the role of Frederika Armfeldt In . . . I L r .-. , .,ii"A_~,, --. -.I, " T ~ _I I!. ,% ,-, -, M WOMEN is the favorite subject of I several elderly gentlemen at their morning gatherings. 'We have fond F memories of women, that's all' I -, , , laughs the 'kid of the bunch' Jack i, - ~I -. -, le . - - S ' I' ' / Mann, 67, from left, with his cronies, doah." She Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D.J. Briganti of 623 Beverly Ave., Altamonte Springs. W.L. Roche and George Moffett. - I Shaw At Oklahoma Tech 11 Equilla H. Shaw of Sanford, is one of 1,609 full-time students enrolled for the summer trimester at Oklahoma State Tech, Okmulgee. Okla. More than 5,000 full-tIme students enroll annually at the postsecondary technical college campus. Students enrolled for the summer trimester represent 73 of Oklahoma's 77 counties, 28 other states and 17 foreign countries. Miss Shaw is enrolled In clerkypist. She is the sister of Charles Shaw, 820 Celery Ave., Sanford. TI ... . - Outdoor State Play Opens July Cross and Sword, the Official State Play of Florida, is now playing every night, except Sunday, until Sept. 2, at the St. Augustine Ampitheatre. Paul Green's symphonic outdoor drama tells the historic tale about the founding of St. Augustine in 1565 by Don Pedro Menendez de Aviles of Spain. Tickets are available by writing P.O. Box 1965 or calling (904) 824-1965 for reservations. Group rates are available and Senior Citizen discounts at the box office only. ... , '_J ,t",,., ..i',l ,', Y , •,,. ill room for days and weeks. Wliaharin will It do?" Dibble kept her sister's seczitior a little while but then ghel'elephoned her father. She t1d:,blmn Judy was dating a f'g1tow who was buying her preluts. "WU,Uhewantsto spend 1I3 (What Marilyn didn't know wan ted to grab ' her In my arms •.. yet I couldn't force myssif for _ ranx flieti. 'But he's black. And I think he' a pim p," said Debbie. of my head that said: 'Today is "Are you going to the bank tomorrow and take the money the day she dies. and had to stop for the left was a big dorm itory for out and mall It In?" Judy, no longer confused, hesitated, then replied softly, "I'm going back to Boston. Marilyn Dietl went to church. "1 knelt down and said, 'Dear God, where did 1 go wrong? I did everything I COUld. What then was that Damon already could I do?' "And right then, a flash came had taken Judy to a bar to meet my head that said, 'You later into prostitutes. Much three Stunned, Marilyn Dietl tele- she would be told Judy may gave up on Me." phopd Judy and heatedly told have tried one night of "Mid I did! I never gave any berto pack: they were coming credit to God tor helpingifle.' 4owiito bring her home. Debbie prostitution.) Psychiatrist William WooShe told Judy to pack up ti!td.them out of i. was coming home. Judy druff described Marilyn Dletl Judy out she "You can't just pull "You've didn't protest. They withdrew as a "church-going" person of shool," she saId. the rest of the money from with extremely high moral 'to'... talk to her." to Judy's account and boarded the principles. Woodr uff said, "It Ater Marilyn Dietl was bus for Vermont. Not a word was against these principles "I grew up with was spoken all the way home. that her daughter Judy, for ti('Il ,00lice, lflacks...so I'm not prejudiced Two days later, Marilyn was reasons about which we can tiat way." Her husband, Frank working at the store, Frank was only guess, decided to re1l." Frank Dietl said his wife ulso Iietl, says, "I saw my brother still in New York, and Judy was euted out ofa, civil seMce job home with her sisters and was ashamed that her grandmother was a "girl of the , tIecause he's white. I have this brother. e Dutch East iesentment built Into me." "flie kids called, screami ng, islands" in th He said a prostitute. Indies Gruff, burly, unyielding 'Judy's gone! Judy's gone!" Maril yn did not start dating frauk,Dietl Is not Insensitive, Mrs. Dietl said.' 16 and would get $ut admits he often finds It hard Marilyn called the police, and until she was each of y ill before o articulate his feelings, was told they could do nothing, nervousl she was In when dates their thrb(igh the years that inability since Judy was of age. In New York and he a school drove to express himself Panic-stricken, she told her high in the Navy. was between Win and his wedge 17-year-old son, Bobby, to go to "From what I gather, her daughter. the bus terminal. her!" mother used to say if there was ,j'4ll right, maybe I'm not "Don't let her go! Hold anybody (in the family) who lovable father in the she told him. r," he wold," he admitted to police. When Maril yn arri ved, J ud y would go bad, it was he "But! have a concern for my was waiting In line to board a said. "All of these things kid.") bus to Boston. Bobby stood prostitution, strong morals, and Marilyn Died, Frank beside her. all came into play, joined by Diane's mother, "Get In this car," she ordered principles Virginia Brochu, boarded a bus her daughter. Judy, once again, like pieces of a puzzle falling for Boston, determined to complied without argument. "I Into place. This could never straighten out their daughters. grabbed her by the hair... and happen in a million years. But It Muril'n recalls the conversa- said, 'Judy, what ii' you trying did." Marilyn left the church that tloti. to do to me?" to be day, went home, woke her accepted the Judy and Diane "She said, 'I don't want suave home husband and told him Judy was Damon date and soon when Daddy gets there.' leaving, and street smart swept Judy "I said, 'Judy, I wasn't going "Well, I'll talk to her," Frank into,.a..fantasy world that she to tell him about the money. i described lna letter tu her older wasn't even going to tell him promised. But because the other children were in the sister: Debbie, a student at about the card.' Plypiouth, N.H., State College: "She said, 'Well, I didn't room, he didn't. By now, Marilyn said, Judy ,,.Two guys took us out We know that.' figured We to had admitted "she knew he had a great time. "Because you didn't talk tha tty must have spent at me, Judy,' I told her. 'If you (Damon) was a pimp." leas On Thursday, Marilyn pleadon us talked to me, you would have ed with her husband. emotional months an Ioi six found out." "You've got to help me, Judy's tugoL-war ensued That night, Marilyn called mc4ter, warning her she was her husband and told him to Frankl" she said. "You've got a light. On $ISOVtLI)&' , 71'7L),i,.iiI. * Hwy 17.')2 at . . , ,. , . . More than $11,000 In ticket contributions has already been received and more than 150 seats reserved for the Dick Pope Roast & Toast to be held Saturday, Sept. 8 at Walt Disney World. Sponsored by the Orlando-area chapter of the Florida Public Relations Association, the tribute to Cypress Gardens founder Dick Pope, Sr. will be held In the Ballroom of.the Americas at iheCntemporary Resort Hotel. All proceeds will be used to establish the Dick Pope Institute of Tourism Studies at the University of Central Florida In Orlando. .,', Further ticket information may be obtained by contacting Truman Myers, 351-1120. Contributions should be mailed to his attention at the Stars Hall of Fame, 6825 Starway Drive, Orlando, 32809. All reservations should Include a return address and telephone number. Crafts Carnival This Weekend Craftsmen from all over the southeast will exhibit their works at the Ybor Square Summer Crafts Carnival, Saturday and Sunday, July 14 and 15. Original creations including weaving, stained glass, pottery and jewelry will be on display both days from 10a.m. to 5p.m. In the open-air brick courtyard, the jarden patlon and the Stemmery Building, all part of the V.M. Ybor cigar factory built In 1886, now listed in the National Register of Historic Places. Admission to the Summer Crafts Carnival is free and there is plenty of frce parking. Ybor Square, 8th Avenue and 13th Street in Ybor City. nte i n I u yo 1. Good news for Central Florida Saversl First Federal of Seminole is now paying 54% per year (annual yield 5.65%) on regular savngs i accounts. Or, if you're looking for a higher yield, you can choose our new Four Year Certificate of Deposit with a variable Interest rate and a low minimum deposit of only $100. be savers on While federal regulations have been eased to certificates, they still require interest penalties on early withdrawals.* With our 5%% return on regular savings, or the new higher yielding certificates of deposit, you can be sure of one thing: we have a growing interest in you! Visit one of our nine close to home . - - .- . Mann. "Ilere it coiiies," says Roche. "When the bull gets too thick we have to go member," says Roche. Down the aisle comes another man. He is larger than the three already seated at the table and is Wrong, at least not these gentlemen. What do they talk about? "Women," says W. L. Roche, 80, of 809 Catalina Dr. inSanf ord. Roche is the most talkative of the group gathered recently at the outside and sit on a bench. wearing a copper bracelet on each wrist. "That's George Maffett," says Roche. "lie's 81," adds Mann. Maffett, 2441 Poinsettia Ave., pulls up a chair. lie" always sits In a chair, they say, liestead of the booth where the "meeting" convenes. The talk continues. "We don't allow any Colonial Room Restaurant on First Street In Sanford. "We have fond memories of women, that's all," laughs the "ki d" of the bunch, Jack Mann, 69, 2728 Ridgewood Ave. "What else Is there?" responth' oche. ''öre ôFiñ years than any of them can pinpoint a group of men have been gathering at the Colonial -_ women in tik1nl(4says Mann. "I don't t hink they'd be too interested anyway," Roche says. "When I was young I wouldn't waste my time on any 80-year-old Room each mor ning about 9 a.m. It's not a serio us meeting. No one Is ever sure how man y will show up, but someone al ways does, ready to talk. "Oh, we solve the world's problems everyday," sayr Mann. Then he smiles. "But nobody listens to us." A.W. lee. V.2407 La urel Ave., leans back in the (let some fresh air." They all laugh again. That's what they conic here for. Nothing serious, just some companionship and a few lauahs. And they have their * s. share of $nb ' "Sometimes th ey really get a good Joke going back there," says Bill Painter, manager of the Colonial Room. "They all start laughing and carrying q we 'nil love it." j ust hope my life is long enough and happy enough to do something like that," he adds. Painter is standing at the cash register taking customer's breakfast checks as he talks. "Kind ot a small turnout back there today isn't it," they ask. "Yeah," Painter replies. "But no telling who'll be here tomorrow." women. Now they don't want to was't their time with inc." Suddenly the talk takes a serious turn, M a n n in e n t I o n s President Carter. lie says he's less popular now than Nixon was when he left . .,. I .<__ sanford rionde $7771 , LCh,G*O0PCI State loect Ill at US Hwy 17 '12 Longwood FIOIkla 57150 Tew'pnone $315700 WI*TU PAIN 001CC IISOLeeIOad Floreti $7719 T,Wixsone 671 2266 West Sf Pick wins and hold her so very som ost*soo oeuayoolcs ,o.ui'citvoc,ici TefeQbOne 66$ $669 ISS 416' OVIUDO 001CC Os"edo Shopl.nq Center P080C901 UV*dO FbI 4$ 32765 Tewi,rone 36$ $611 d? n o . Oriancto Florida 32907 : 0 Te*Yiont 2777500 -' . ,. ., . ' . ' .. 1. Q ' _,. .•., .. : ., ' ' ' ' - -' • .'., '.: '- - . - " ' I -.. — . 41 McFarland, Anne Loran Dougherty, Ralph Padgett, Deanna Lynn Routh, nu Jean Splilman and Carol Lee Briason. Also Daniel D. Cannon, Harriet H. Deas, Kirk Russell Doolittle, Sharon Edwards, Pamela Joyce Green, Wanda C. Kirk=, Daniel Wayne Likens and Peggy Lynn Mel!. Also Sharon Kay Morgan, Gary Wayne Rottlnghaus, Mary Julia Stokes, Kenneth Wayne Tan, Frank Joseph Contrivo and Leonard F. Runon Jr. .Federal ,eguiatIBlI reQuKfl a wDatafltl$ intertit penalty (01 early wlth&awal 0f any certifIcate of deposit . Scheduled The University of Central Florida has annosmced the students named to the Dean's lAst for the recent Spring Quarter. To be eligible for this honor, a student must compile a grade point average of 3.4 or better (of a possible 4.0) while enrolled for minimun of l2 quarter hours of study. Area students on the lid are: Cecil H. Jones Jr., Betty Kay 1' -1, df1i - .. - -- - - - .- ..... ,- ---.- \~~'i \ I _ , ' : - 2 ,- • "q W id A A.W. Lee, 87, wearing long-sleeved shirt and tie, likes his cigars. I. Students Named To Dean's List ... 11715 Semoranlo'ievafd to ~, ~ "Hey, Bub! Wanna buy a horse?" was question The directed at the man leaning against the bar. The two men fixed their eyes on one another, each sizing up the other. The answer was revealing: "Ask me after the last race." It was as If the words had been lifted directly from a Damon Runyon scenario. But it was right here in River City, or as they call the place In Casselberry the Seminole Rarness Raceway. - _______ , ,~ '. Wanna Buy Horse*.? Find Trainer First Kenyon. $101SemOvaflDflvt 'Corner of Hunt Club Blvd 1HsQt*ay 1792 3771 ,. . . . Hey, Bub! The Women's AitTilinry to the DeBary Fireman's Association will sponsor a benefit card party Wednesday, beginning at 7:30 p.m., at the Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Colomba Road. Refreshments will be served at 7 p.m. Tickets are available at the door. For information call Barb Apopla Flonde $ 210$ TefepfioneU9 4900 Orangecity Ficx*a 12161 T*ØsOne 77S 6000 Te*p$101w 122 171201 Party -4 Herald Photos by Tom NOW '•:•: iocist orange Biociom iced nPeRoad ' .~ . .,a...jiMl Ind. 46323. Phone: 838.8752. APONA 001CC OSANGI CYY OffICE MAIN ORCI . P0 SOC 2099 112* Ff51 St "14""%, ( 3,6 By JIM HAYNES FIRST FEDERAL NOLE OF -. -.'.. Watergate. "They made a mountain out of a molehill with that Watergate thing," says says mattei'-of-factly. 'lie sure has a lot to say, doesn't he," jokes Roche. Everyone laughs again. ''Here comes another crisis? V : office. Th e talk turns to A search Is on for all men who served aboard the USS Cterhaus DE 164 during World War II. According to Ray Farris, a reunion will be held at Jennings, La. In October. Direct any information to Farris, 0021 Ohio Place, Highland, I ~~,i II - to help!" hedlm)g for deep trouble; come right home. "If you want to go back that Daiiic, allied with the power"But we have to be so careful, badly, go ahead!" he shouted. fuljqtof an exciting city. "rank," she warned. "You was very quiet, very can't come home and yell at "But take everything you own with you, because you'll never beal4tUul," Marilyn Dietl said, her, because she'll t to hrolce cracking to sobs away again. We have to handle come back here again! You'll never see your brother and ZQ an interview In a prison this with kid gloves." sisters, because we don't want l ik e storage room. "She was Frank Dietl was Indignant. hat happens to you!" going to see w didn't She "What do you think I'm evethng good. Later that night. Frank Died at all, to problems givçjhe any do," he said. "Hit her?" more try at cornShe lways did what YOU told "That'swhatshe'aafraldof." made one and went to his her tOe" Frank returned the next day. municatlon daughter's room. "Judy was so agreeable. You While he sat in Q k1td, He recalls now: sway her," said Frank telling the kids about his trip to "I wanted to grub her in my Dic'tjln his heavy New York New York, Judy remained ,__ booth and ligh ts a cigar. "Th at may be true," he By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff Writer What wo uld you expect six or eight elderly gentlemen to duscuss at their daily morning gathering? SALT II? The energy Calling Osterhaus Shipmates Card - -'"w- Oldtimers Solve Wor1id's Problems Daily locations... nowl ... O NUMFNT . I - M . We h?ve a growing rest - HUNT . ' - acct. "She didn't really have alone watching television In a mind of her OWfl." living room. They didn't get 1z"february, Marilyn took together. the bus to Boston and surprised "He made no move to go In Judy-1h her room. the living room, because he "M& What are you doing didn't know what to say to her," Marilyn said. 'lie and Bobby here?" can talk, but lie never could tai' "Judy, you know why." I 4 • Sanford. floiida Pope Roast Tickets Going - ... I. ,' it ....- %- -_-, .r .. _ - _t. &- c -' 5 1. ' :':•. The local track will see a fairly steady turnover of ownership '° ' papers throughout the summer of night harness racing Experts tell you that If you are considering the purchase of a horse, better find a good trainer first. And finding expert advice BEFORE you buy could be more valuable than winning a feature race, "Remember what IL tuk to outfit your oldest son for Cub Scout camp?" asks Betty Rouse, Seminole publicist. "Or the things your daughter couldn't live without in her first year of college? Well, that's the way It is out on the track. I estimate it to cost about $5,000 a year to race a horse on even a limited Initial cost of buying a horse can vary, just like a trip to the auto dealer. A competitive horse carries a price tag of anywhere from $1( to $150,000. The horse eats close to $5 per day in food, not in. eluding vitamins and supplements. His groom will get about $50 per week for handling, and the horse visits the local bootery once every three weeks for anewsetofshoesthatrun between $25 and $35 per set Then there's the real expense equipment. Some novices are fortunate enough to have a trainer who rents them equipment. Otherwise, there are mounting cxpenses of close to $1,000 for those necessary items such as hangiess $200), hobbles $90), sulky and training - cart ($500 each) and other behind-the-scenes items such as blanket, water bucket, brushes, etc. A group of friends decided earlier in the meet they wanted to own a horse. Five of them pooled their money, located what they considered a sharp trainer, and plunged head first. They hit a lucky streak in the horse's first six starts, getting two wins, a second and a third. They were patting themselves on the back on such a wise claiming choice ($1,000). They picked up a little more than $1,100 even after the driver's percentage of the purse was deducted. But, they are getting concerned. The horse has missed its last four starts with the flu. Vet bills are coming In. They are hoping someone will claim him before the end of the season. Probably they're considering the offseason feed bill. They haven't started singing "Luck Be A Lady Tonight," but I'm sure they would if they thought it would help. - - -. I " �2B--L Fvenlng Hirald, Sanford, Fl. .•: . . & ''•• •• •••• July 15, 1979 In And Around Sanford '4' ,. *\) ., ...' . K ir ks Unwind In Sunny Snain, Dark Continent It's the vacation season, and Sanfordites are flitting off hither and yon. Jerri and Bill Kirk spent 15 wonderful days "unwinding" in sunny Spain and the Dark Continent. For the past few years, the Kirks have winged their way to points of the globe Including the Orient, Hawaii, Switzerland and now Spain and Africa. Jerri said, "Crossing the Strait of Gibralter was a sight to behold." She added that they ran into all kinds of weather — "Madrid, cool and Seville, hot." Herald Photo by Tom Vincent ¶(..LJL •I'i i': •_,,_. l• ,\iIuiih 't ri rr What are the Sweet Adelines? They are an international four-part harmony organization for women. And the area Sunshine Chapter sings, sings, sings and has lots of fun singing. - • - ' • 't!(ili' • "- 11,ui I 11101 II' fill ifi Is not ll1l't'sariIV ml [or 'iui ti 1ii i'iiilit'rs for n ti vtt' Mt ;. I i itu , V1 i!on 'nht,vc: lnfor(i ) , 111 1 11I(t1 t of the %VOIU( I)S Club OF tlt;tiiliiie ht.-lit'iti busy :ii! ' ?lnnr to !fl(nt tFi' s t I: for Ilit. I !;it!r ti t" (lnh ' ,:rhioik. ''htu, J1I i. ,1!ail.hiIe, '.ir!.. •';1nfJI.: t ti tt t have "Tangier is fabulous -beautiful country," she said," And the Morroccan food was not that bad. What was the most interesting thing about North Africa? Ask Bill. If any women would like to harmonize with the group, call Phyllis Suto, 8344822, for information. ' friends of the honorees attended. DORIS DIETRICH 4 F OURSELVES Editor Beat from the heat after several innovative and involved years in the Sanford-Seminole area, Vi and Woodrow (Woody) Clark are comfortably settled in their gorgeous new home (according to the photographs) In the rolling hills of North Carolina near Hendersonville. Their gain is our loss. The genial couple went beyond the call of duty in the community. Before leaving, Vi, who is the immediate past president of the Woman's Club of Sanford, had mixed emotions. "We will be coming back," she said. "I know we will miss all the wonderful people, but the heat Is unbearable for us." The couple's across-thestreet neighbors, Lucy and street Bud Layer, sent them off in the fine style with a cocktail party at the Layer home. About 50 close Speaking of the Layers, their daughter, Laura, has been accepted to premedical school at Duke University. Maybe Laura won't get too homesick with her former neighbors, the Clarks, so close. Congratulations are In order to the lovely and bright Miss Layer. Most welcome guests of Martha and Ned Yancey were their daughter, Peggy Sue Huggins, and granddaughter (age 5), Marty, from Atlanta. Martha is currently working hard trying to secure a bulletin board, marquee of whatever for the exterior of the Sanford Civic Center to list the calendar of events for passersby. "There are so many good free programs at the civic center," Martha said. Martha came up with a good Idea. Why don't we have a "Miss Sanford?" Anybody know? -. ••;,, •• •f . • •. .•t.t I"...'. .• Patti Paul, July 14 brideelect of Lance Cpl. Paul Sessions, U.S. Marine Corps, was honored at a bridal shower at the home of Mrs. Sue Sessions, aunt of the bridegroom-to-be. Sharing the hostess role was Mrs. Rebecca Sessions,. m$heç ,qf. '" future br1iegroom. A red and white color scheme was carried out In the refreshments and rt'cnI 1)lItlglItrty ' t• a'" . P Turns Warm Mbrace rtoA Cold War D1AU (t91-IV: M'-' iit:' Joey ul 1 ,'i havill% DEAR FATHER: You have GENEVA BRADSHAW reason to worry if your good flEAIt HATE: Not every slip sub. daughter and her husband are of the tongue has a EMPLOYEE OF cOnSCIOUS symbolic meaning, into mate-swapping — par- ILIATE FREUD • Dear var bet:s, ol viliat I' r:ioui V: * 'Ftcudiar Slip." m'. t as and not every accident conceals Ucularly after only two months • .V her iiIit in the tukl'fl:. Of :' THE MONTH' • Y a wish to get hurt. As Freud of marriage. You are wise not ,. • varm ti)hracv, I t'allt! him Interfere In their personal himself said, "Sometimes a to tlintii. iiiiuiu • • . my •/ lives. Regardless of bow kinky Geneva Bradshaw of 122 cigar Is just a cigar!" / 1 !trnier boyirkiut.t does the behavior of others may Your slip of the tongue • to say, I %%,a Ave., Sanford, has not necessarily signify a con- seem to us, consenting adults been selected "Employee t'rribly enihr insed :411d trir1 illy best to COR iuc Jocy that I the tongue, u' is there (liming attachment to your ex- have a legal right to do as they the Month" at Good was not thiiikin of JIIBtUV. I . oincthini in mv subconscious boyfriend, but could simply please as long as they aren't of anyone. Samaritan home where to destroy a reflect a strongly conditioned hurting irivul' h,neSllv .eii't, Abby. I vcut. (lot Getting married? Whether she has been employed as - ;uij tunt, hut good teIuto)I,tup utIi someone habitual response stemming ciUiiiu I can tnithfuU ay tIst I have I love by driving Iiiiii away with from your association with him you want a formal church an auxiliary worker for wedding or a simple do-your- the past two "ears A over a long period of time, slip of (lie tongue? absolutely on feelings for him J DEAR ABBY: When being own-thing ceremony, get member of St. John ['lease tit'li III". M future 8U}'IflOIC, Ilia! 1 love Joe). itli relationship Ivith Joey hinges introduced to a person, is it OK Abby's new booklet, "How to Missionary all my- heart. Baptist rilju like this on your reply. Thank you. Sign to nay, ''I have certainly heard Have a Lowly Wedding." Send HOW dues Church, Geneva said she $1 and a long, stamped (2$ a lot about you?" just it slip ( inc.. happen? is it PEGGY cents) self-addressed envelope "enjoys working with -.'p Abby: 132 Luky Drive, those who need her." DEAR PEGGY: It all to Lilt? fltIJfl npi ilepeuds on what you've heard. Beverly hills, Calif. .! 1 U\a Rt DEAR ABBY: I have just tL'I0III'.I A £111 OrrrJIJI& • : r#iivu learned that my daughter and -. tier husband have joined a SPKCIA I. I Soft Shapings L4 swingers club. They have been ]•. C0I1DITON '•l 99 S 9? .,. married only two months and WAVE ; n Dresses i are both 23. fI5O '• " SHAMPOO -• I I don't want to interfere in SET To Take You Cooly From / tier personal lives, but I am Summer Into Fall / 7 All Other Set-vices 25% off / / worried that this kind of mate• Soft and nubby. . . SOft I MON..TuES.SEtJl0RCITt5 swapping will ruin their / 1-I Cnd silky. . . $ C I marriage. Would JU,, n please SHAMPOO & I -I r velvety and subtly aware All Other Services 15 pcI. Of I •' comment! I Of "w body underneath. Fall dress fashIons are PHONE 322.5U22 A WORRIED FATHER ' -, • sensatIonal In brand new 4. ' •-( OO2 S. French - Ave Siintod -' ' • textures and slyllngs and colors. Come select wraps, sheaths, 2.plers. . more. Pleasantly .. Pvcsd. _ 0/ , . S F N1 V ANNUAL .• Many readers have called in the interest of missing Joan Madison and her fine articles. She Is presently In Santa Rosa, Calif. where her husband was transferred by his company. We, too, miss her. .1•• . SHOE SALE TO off T' - members of the Seminole County Extension homemakers Clubs is completed. • - aI•:.• y, 4 The lovely quilt will be raffled off on Nov. 7 at the homemakers Holiday Showcase at If you can't carry a tune in a tin bucket, maybe you should try dancing, huh? When 1979 rolled around, I sat down and listed a few goals that I hoped to accomplish this year - not resolutions. One of the things on the list was "get Into an exercise or dance program." One day this week, Walter Rye was in the office and we kidded a little about goals etc. I mentioned several unaccomplished goals to him, including the exercise or dance program. Altamonte Springs Civic Center. The colorful quilt consists -. of 50 squares, embroidered by the members. The center medallion was embroidered by Mrs. Frances Morgan of p, the Altamonte ; Springs Club. The quilt will be on dis- - °- play in various places throughout the coun- va : 7 The very next day, Valerie Weld phoned that she and her sister, Miriam Wright, would help me reach my goal. Okay , Ladles are you with me? Would you like to join some sort of evening tune-up or tone-up program, maybe In the fall? If so, let me know. ,. 4• ) --- •, Jps4 .'/ r& '. 9•i , - - '.' -' •• /. , .. • -.- -.- - FLOOR FAN VASELINE 3-speed, quiet motor, balanced blades. Grill removes for cleaning. MODEL 2153REG.$2799 INTENSIVE CARE fl LOTION For dry skin. 10-ounce bottle. LIMIT 1 to& 89TIH ,4,,,,ct' hIl) , I £ I 10'' LAtil MARIA RICHARDE For The "Carefree Look" Call Maria Dawn's \FamJly Hèc.r Solon " Ph. 323-WO I 12OOS.nfordAv../ XSanford .1 - " ECKERD BUBBLE BATH 32-ounce bottle. 2 Fragrances. LIMIT 1 17" . 69 • Trarisi k ' Battcwv 4t• -- Cast iron construction, multi-position grid, adjustable drafts. REG. $8.99 - 'V 588 FLAVOR ROAST : MIXED NUTS Dry roasted, no sugar _ I - 1 9or oil added. 7-ounce jar. REG. $159 LIMIT 1 -. -* N. • • . •• , PARSONS 59 :j C AMMONIA ' 28-oz. cleaner. REG. 49' LIMIT 3 .' ' FOF/" °° •P1 . :: I FLEETS It t DISPOSABLE __ENEMA L pre,measured. 4½-oz. V7, 710 _ COMET i LIMIT 1_Ilvil I CLEANSER i Price reflects 4' off label 17-ounce shaker can. REG. 47' EACH LIMIT 4 I cop - FOR - necessary the community; and, to VFW Post 8207 and Ladies auxiliary, "thanks." This was a group effort, and without everyone's cooperation It would not have been successful. our Greetings, I'm back. I would Imagine that some of you must have wondered what happened to me. Well, a couple of weeks ago we went to visit my father-in-law in St. Louis. Following that Journey, we went on vacation for two weeks. No sooner had we gotten Head auctioneer was post cancer chairman, Bill Bellew, assisted by pretty songbird Gerri Vaughn. Even Mother Nature with her rains didn't dampen the spirits of those attending, who gave so much of their time, talent and energy to make this event the success it was. To the many area posts and auxiliaries who contributed; to the over 50 people who preformed; to \ vice, Of VFW auxiliary VFW state convention. 8207; Ann Canzoneri, jr. We had been home from "Ice; Bernice Shuman, Daytona only about eight Velma secretary; hours when a call came chaplain; Burkhart, from St. Louls that Dad had Patricia Tesch, guard; died. Well, the next day makingMildred Pulver, treasurer; spent was and Leah Phillips, arrangements for -the "üuttress. funeral and all the other details; then off The next meeting of the to New York State. VFW Post 8207 and Ladies After a hurried trip up auxiliary will be Tuesday, and back (because of July 17. A joint meeting scarcity of gas) we are be held at 8 p.m., will finally, 1 think, getting followed by regular back Into the groove. Now meetings. All members are ac-that you know encouraged to come to the tivities for the past five first meeting of the new weeks, on with the column. year. WAIT - x V. HIBACHI I TO BRUSH Multi-tufted construction. Recommended by dentists. ,. A u c tio n, Fan tas tlecF ood Team Up At VFW Benefit Longwood Correspondent 834-8760 Dependable power cell for transistor radio & some small appliances REG 69, 3 Purest protection. LIMIT 2 MARSHA J1i.• BATTERY BABY POWDER 14-ounce can. 7 • ECKERD9-VOLT JOHNSON & JOHNSON LIMIT 1 • ---- 101099 .OVi!.DY\ IN ORAL B NO. 60 In And Around Longwood cancer benefit was held in honor of Vann Brice, at VFW Post 8207 and Ladies Auxiliary. Over 400 people attended this special event and enjoyed iistening to eight bands perform,. sprinkled amid various 'single" performers. A fantastic roast beef dinner was prepared by Debbie Bellew, ladies auxiliary cancer chairman, and her skilled staff (her mother and sister). • -' '' On Sunday, July 5; d.. • / •. ___ _____ - •... I •• Herald Photo by Tom Net,, % . •-••.•- 'p0,.•- -. --: ty until Nov. 5. 4 ••,Ml.'T 1 ,•j ,j...j.. - '..• MIT :fljqhts . .• ;. 'I / nounce these events. The forms may be accompanied by professional black and white photographs if a picture is desired with the announcement. Wedding forms and pictures must be submitted within two weeks of the wedding. #1.5.1.. .1.11 S SI S -I •' - Diana Spivey, left, and Anne Mitchell are all smiles now that the state bird quilt being made by S. I ..• .. •• Donaldson, Mrs. Dianne decor. The shower red and Magner, Mrs. Gayle white cake was baked by Shaffer, Mrs. Mary VarJanie Sessions, cousin of ner, Mrs. Sue Stickney and prospective the Mrs. Inez Sessions. bridegroom. Cople, Also Linda Invited guests were: Tracey Sessions, Dale Mrs. C.D. Tills mother of Sessions, Vicki Sessions, the bride, Mrs. Peggle Nathan Paul and Marva Sessions, grandmother of the aroom, Mrs. Mary , Hawklia. Engagement and wedding forms are available at the Herald office to an- . p • Getting Married? L.. - low prices! COMPLETED .:.,.•p •• •I; ' .iSI•• !.4-1.. _154 . - -• 4 Patti Paul Honored l ' t''itiiit tlt'';c-rvirtg s; ticn( Ili' !)'Irtti of ('tnti'nl T.lorjrh ,;:: •I S QUALITY PRESCRIPTIOII SERVICE..at low. BIRD QUILT - - PEOPLE TRUST ECKERDS FOR IKE E(V a name you can tru. /. - I b I I lfl 811, ('Illl1' t nell lo ul:i CL Oil'. ;\IIIU' t8rhp f'(11a t' 8 (: t I,ICd IIS Sunday, July iS, 197-3B The VFW State conventlon held in Daytona Beach was quite an in. Summer is now here and i realize most of you will be going away for vacations. Why not call me if yougo teresting experience for me; it my first. Congratulations to each and every- one of our Department of Florida Ladies Auxiliary officers for 1979.80. They are: Loretta Clarkson, president; Evelyn Hart, sr. somewhere or. have someone come you. It seeing your really is was back from that (about 14 hours) than we went to Daytona Beach for the visit fun name, or someone you know, in print. If I don't OSCILLATING SPRINKLER Even water distribution for healthy grass. Brass jets. MODEL NO. 69 REG. $7.99 MEN'S ORLON 599 SOCKS Assorted fashion colors. One size fits 10 to 13. REG. $1.25 7910 VIGORO5O% MALATHION 9 24 Pint bottle, con-50% trols most common garden pests. REG. $3.49 XUATHO SI*AY hear from you, my column will be lean this summer. Give me a call. INFLATABLE AIR MATTRESS 29 1 Inflatable plastic in assorted colors. Built in pillow. REG. $1.88 DIAWA A25ORL REEL& ROD 23 Corrosion resin tant, metal gears & E303C Super Rod. REG. $34.98 I ______ I Gioup '-Men s Shoes Ladies Dress & Casual Shoes Children's Shoes GASAVINGS IN STORE P M.C' rrncchnnner1 Welcome Mercury BUY NOW Ladies' Hand Bags Fib p mom AMW To Well .•. A TWICE THE PRINTS Get an extra set of prints with every roll of color or black and white print film developed and printed... TODAY AND EVERYDAY. Herald Photo by Mirsbi Wilt SANFORD PH, M-31124 SHOE STORE V p1*.. ç . .,. ...... p• 4....- Commander Joe Kloppenborg of VFW Post 8201 and Marsha Walt, right, Ladles Auxiliary president, present cancer benefit check to Mrs. Vann Brice, second from left, while Gerri Vaughn looks on. 208 E. FIRST ST., DOWNTOWN SANFORD 322-0204 • t ,- ___.... ,-. . #'Zi,Z%l sS** *iJhèi,brl_á-• sr £ -o------------------- — - ,_ •••—. .Es i — - rL — -------- • • -- - --- - .-..,.•' • . - -, .•.• .., •j• j 'SS-*rw* . • •(_ J"e.*' rQ- .--- a-. - • ------------------- --• •••-••-4 w*7'_.1.I*-**I•&I1I•-4 4 *. _ . .- — .•- -S -::••i--' -: .. • .•• •• - •-S- - -- • -. • • • • . - -. - • '- m. - TWICE THE FILM Get two rolls of print film forth. price of one Kodacolor or black and white, when you have your film processed at Eckerd's.., TODAY AND EVERYDAY. OUARANTEE Buy only the prints you want. No hush - even if the goof was in the picture taking. i SALE PRICES GOOD THRU WEDNESDAY JULY 18 OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 A.M. HI 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 AM. tIl 7 P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED- �4 13-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, July is, COMMUNITY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Hwy. 17.0) at Piney Ridge Rd C.sselwrry Pastor ROY. Arthur Padgett Assoc Pastor ;.v. Walter Reid 1BI........................................................................................ .: Adventist .•....•• . . ......•i ..••• •••-.• ; I Cerner Ills & Elm Oouqlas Jacobs Saturday !,r.ices Sabbath School Worship Service Wednesday Night Prayer Service 1 4, Assembly THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY, X. Pastor i 301 m II Ida m :: 7 lOp are :: 7 on o i The Church... FIRST ASSEMBLY OF 000 CHURCH Car. 37th and Elm R IV. E. Don Cox Pastor School ofthoBible 1:40a.m. Morning Worship 11:006.m. Evening Service 7:01p.m. t o COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Lab, Mary Sunday School 1:45 am Preaching a Worshiping 50 40 am Bible Study 0 30 p m Sharing Is Proclaiming 7300 m Wed Prayer Meet 730pm. Nursery Provided OU R NATION! Morning Worship S ba 0:11 pm. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH I 42 West First Street I E. Stanton Pastor Sunday School 10:01a.m. Morning Service 11.01 a.m. Evening Service 7:30p.m. Wednesday Service 7:30p.m. Old Truths for a New Day ME 1011=10IMMS, At the moment it is moving bits of beach from place to place. But as the tides of time sweep in that initiative will be turned to ever more important aims. 4:*4:IIp.m. 4:41-1:41p.m. 0:104:11 p.m. We love to watch our toddlers "working." Yes, we marvel at the energy and industry that Inspire their sa nd bucket brigades. It is ti me to provide them with th e moral and religious resources needed by those we count on to build a better wo rld. Holy Communion lve.Worshlp Mid.WeskS.rv(W.d) 2311 Sanford Ave. JehnJ.Hlntsn Pastor Sunday School 1:45a.m. M.rnln,Ww-shlp 10:50a.m. CONSRESATIONA%. Ms$ln at Winter Sa,s. Elementary Sunday ScIwit 11:11a.m. Worship 11:11a.m. Rev. Robert Burns poster FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF SANFORD 10Th St. and Magnolia Ave. Ronald Reinhardt Lutheran 1:11p.m. 7:01p.m. '5 - E . ______ ______________ •• _____________ . ' k. . . t' . OOD$HIPNIRD LUTHIRANCNURCN Morning Warship and Nursery 100a.m. 11110r$aad. Dr. 17.12 Sunday School 10:15a.m. •.• Rev. Ralph I. L. Worship '• 3.. 1. .' '.1 .1 ______________________________ ... .. I. ., . . 4:00p.m. _______ ______ ___________________________________________________ ______ _______ 11:51a.m. ___________ 1". ,'1': Oviedo I SlavIa) 1. ________ ______ _ _______ ______ THE LAKE MARY UNITED RAVENNA PARK Church Of God BAPTIST CHURCH 3743 Country Club Road UW Nov. Lonnie laniI$t Pastor Sunday SdioiI Morning Worship ChurchTralnlng Evening Worship Wed. PrayerSlrvice 1:45a.m. . 51:51cm. h15p.m. 1:31p.m. 7:11p.m. CHURCH OF GOD 553 W.3)MSt?Ol$ Rev..Y.Ooo-.- .._ - pester :4$a.m. Sey1chI11 11:01a.m. g,.fa, Worship __ it 15' • Rev.PrsdR.Ssrdner Chord Sdiel Singi.gsal$hariag 2101 Riegewead Ave. Sanford. FIida 31771 ' $I.7SPIR WEEK CALL rn-iou to ,. I 1:31a.m. UvalgslisIIc5rvIe 11:45a.m. __________________ 1:35p.m. _______________ IUvealnqWorshipp 1st 1 3rd Tuesday Nights -Bible Study 7:11p.m. ThvrsdayNighl$irvice 7:31p.m. For Transsrtatim Phone 34$.35$5 173.7540 M 1:11p.m. Isaiah ______ • Ezekiel • Ezekiel • 64:1-12 18:1-23 ______ 18:24-32 Daniel Worship Service NvrsiryPrsvidod CHRIST UNITED • Daniel • Daniel • Daniel 3:1-18 3:19-30 Copyti9Pst Il79kwstevMvoc gSrvu. SIIastu' Viii,., 6:1-18 PRESBYTERIAN CHAPEL Pallet MesfIagatlffi.dsyAdventislclvrch Scr:utesss.cedy - 'Rev, Harvey Harden from Edgewater will be the guest minister at Grace United Methodist Church, 118 W. Airport Blvd. Sunday, ii a.m. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, Fla. Howard H. Hodges and Staff a h . CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ' FLAGSHIP BANK OFSEMINOLE and Staff 200w. First St. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. . HARRELL& BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE Downtown Sanford Don Knight & Staff Zayre Plaza 3233900 PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and Employes GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLES' GULF SERVICE Mel Dekleand Employes 6. THE McKIBBIN AGENCY Insurance . JOIN ANDHELPKEEPTHIS DIRECTORY AVAILABLE S4.00PER WEEK CALL 322 2611 New Testament Baptist Church. Quality Inn, Ilerib Longwesd New Mt. Lisa BapIosI Church. 1731 Put Ave. Ravema Part Baptist Church. 3743 W. 10* U. Peeple's Baptist Chapel. 1111 W. First Stress. Sanford Pimecrest Baptist Churib, III W. Airpsr$ Blvd. p,i,ie e Baptist, Ridge Rd., Vera Park ASSEMBLY OF GOD First Assembly of Gad. 37th 1 Elm BAPTIST Antiscli.baptist Church. OviadI . Calvary SaptistClurcL Crystal Libel 3rd. LabeMary Casselberry Baptist Church. 175 SIaIInIIa Blvd. Central Baptist Church, tIll Cab Ave. Chuluita First baptist Clearwater missionary Baptist Church. Slu*a.sl II. 3m1. g • Forest City Baptist ye,djg Or., Casselborry Church of Old. Oviedo Church If God lfshiueu. Lobe Monroe Church ch SI Gel Mission. Enterprise Chh of Old. 1411W. 1411 St, Church s(Qal in Christ, Oviedo Clurche101dol Prsphlsy,ISIOI. Elm Ave Church .101101 PVOhI(y, 1701$. Persimmon Ave Rescue Church ,4 GIl. 1751W. 13th St., Sanford "True Church SI Old". 1755 Ridgeweed Ave., Sanford St. James Missionary lIst Church. It. UI. 4110000. St. LubeMlsslonary IslchurdtslCamorsaCity. Inc. St. Paul Church, Ill Puss Ave. St.MOtIbews Baptist Church. Canaan Ngte. SpriOlii$l M i5liPaI'V Baptist, 11th 1 Cedar St. Jibe's Missionary $aplis Church. 111 çypreis II. Temple Baptist Church. Palm Springs II.. Allamlme Springs William Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Mark I William It., AN SIrinpi Lola s.pe Baptist C 713 Orange Ave. CATHOLIC EASTERN (IRTH000K. Easern Orthedmu Church. St. Dimas, III I. Magislia Ave., Sanlsri lalletn Cellodsi Church, to. Geirge. 45$ Sherwood CI.. Altamonte • Church SI ml Nativity, AU huts Cathsfic Church. lii Dab Sanford St. Lass Caisslic Church. Dogwood Troll, Delary $1. Augustine Catholic Church. luau' Dr., near S0t'lt55 Easles. Pert ' ' CO. Li;0d Ml. Sinai Missninary Baptist Church, ISIS Jerry Ave Mi Lean Missionary Baptist. lapes Ave. Nm Bethel Missionary Church. Ih $1.1 Mockery Ave. Independence Baptist Miss, Civic League 511,, Longwood Hops Baptist Churcll, For est City Com munity Center. Forest Ctty gpiems Catholic Church. Mait*a.I Ave.. AItamsIfe ' . 1411$. Sanssnd Ave. laIlerl Chr.stsas Church. 13* W. Airport Blvd. Ns,*slGe Christian Church. Pheilo Maven Dr., Maitsanl Labivisw Christian Church. Beer Lake Rd. at Jamiosa Church. CONOIISATION*L Co.groga$sssal Christian Church. 1411 Part . 58.03, ' Fore Pont EPISCOPAL The Clutch SI 11,0151 Shepherd. Mailload. 311 Lake Ave All Semis Epescagal Church. Delbert? Ave. Enterprise Chest Episcopal Church, l.sagwe.d Hal y Crass SpiCcopsI. Pork Ave. 5141k St.. Santerd 115 Lakes Catholic Church, 1311 Maaimihias. Desiona CHRISTIAN F irst Christian Church. St. Sloven's of 0-CA.. $50 SluSh It.. Fern .slern Onflsds. Church. St. John Clesysostem Chapel. U.S. Hwy II.. Cassdhsrvv Fountain Head Baptist Church. Ovisdo Jordan M.ssiesar v Sapt,st ChurCh. 50*1 W. First Mistreated* Baptist Church. Chulvila Missionary Baptist Church. ill" Rd.. EnterprIse Macoloma M.ssmi Baptist Church. Gab Hill Id., Ostien Miming Glory Baptist ChurCh. Geneva Hwy. Ut M.riah Primitive Baptist, 1111 l.eiusl Ave.. Sanford Mt Olive Missionily Baptist church. Iaabaadm Settois ILnMI at,ary Missionary Paptti?.t?flW 13111$ New Salem Primitive Baptist Church, lilt ui *It* $ t CHURCH OF GOD . Clutch of Ged. Ill Hickey 003 W. find $I Church If Ged. Baptist • First BaplittChwch SIWlMer lltiaSs.$ISahimald. Friends Fsrs*ShliohMassionarv $aptlslChurch. *111W. 131114. Char" First Baptist Church if Otsee. Baptist Church. $ 1* it. Ner*sids Church of Christ. na. Haven Dr.. Maitland Suolaul BaitIst Church, MM PalmslI. Ceunlryside Baptist Church. County Club Road. Lake Mary Victory Baptist Cfiurch,Old Orialdsad. afNestecAve. First Baptist Church, III Park Ave. p Baptist Church if Allamoate Springs, RI 434. Aifaseth$e Springs First Baptist Church of Geneva First Chuesli at Geneva first lapsist Church ii Lobs Mry Firsl'$$tisI Church of Lake M5WW First laptill Church 01 Lnigwsst Cit. Church $ Grant First Baptist of Ovillo Fir st Naplist Church of $eft $.rials Church 04 Christ, W. Second $04111 MissioBary Baptist Church-West Sanford I. ' • U. licharli Church, $551 LOU Newell Rd.. Wins., tart JEWISH _____ Beth Ann lvnagsgus. meeting at Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs LUTHERAN . SauikSammoos.Chue.hoIChrIst.SIaLaksKowoilUd. AISle Lutheran Church. Oierbrosb Dr.. Caswlberrv _____ Good lhsphsrd United Lutheran. 3715 5. Orlando DV Lutheran Chuick of Previdence. Dehtsena Lutheran Church 04 the Redeemer. IS' W 3511 Place Messiah Lutheran Church. Golden Days Of I Hwy. Church el Chr ist III Palm Springs or. Lltamoale Spis 17 03. Cassetheery CHURCH OF CMIII? Church of Christ. 11131. Port Avs. Church II Christ ai Lake lilies. U.S. 17.71 N. Casselberry L. D. PLANTE, INC. Oviedo, Florida WILSON-EICHELBERGER MORTUARY Eunice I. Wilson and Staff SENKARIK GLASS & PAINT CO., INC. Jerry & Ed Senkarik and Employes Lay Speaker Women's Luncheon Altarnonte-Maitland Christian Women's Club will hold its monthly luncheon on Thursday, July 26 from 11:30 am. to 1:30 p.m. at the Maitland Civic Center. John N. McClelland, former drug addict now youth counselor will be the speaker. A special feature will be a G.E. Micro-Wave Mini Course and there will be special music by Bethany Robision. The charge for the luncheon is $3.75 and reservations should be made for the meal and nursery by Monday July 23 by calling 831-7303. The Sunshine Players, from Pensacola, will be performing a series of Bible Story puppet shows at the South Seminole Church of Christ Vacation Bible School during the week of July 23 from 9 to 11 a.m. They will conduct a workshop on how to build puppets and props, write scripts, and direct and produce the shows on Sunday July 22 at 3p.m. For further information call 6764)33. The church is located at 5410 Lake Howell Road, Tanglewood. Congregational Meeting Redeemer Lutheran Ch urch, anfdMuiM111flà the 41t1Y'.' Congregational Assembly meeting following the morning worship service on July 22. The refugee famlly being co-sponsored by the church having moved to Nashville, Tenn. to be with other Hmong people, the assembly will act wi a request by the Refugee Ministry ...Committee that the church sponsor. anotcjjainlly. Alqut $150 remains in treasury for the refugee r,.tnlstry and the apartment used is still available. Teen Rally Pastor Welcomed Back - 1. _111111111111111111111111111- I St Liioes Lutheran Church, Rt. 431 Siavsa St. StepenLutherpChurd.a)4 lost WOO o4I4,I,a.gw METHODIST larrieti United Memerial Church. I- Delery Ave. Enterprise Bear Lake United Methodist Church Bethel A.M.E. Church. Canaan Hits. Cassalberry Community United Methodist Church. Hwy. 17.12 $ Piney Ridge Rd.. Casselberty Christ United Methodist Church, Tudor Or., $v.iand Estates Delary Cimmunity Methodist Church. W. N*ghbanbs II.. Weary First United Methodist Church, III Part Ave. . First Methodist Church if Oviode First $outhern Methedist Church, 1* 1.aiiord Ave. Free Methodist Church, bell W. SIN $1, Geneva Methodist Church, Geneva Grace United Meth.dist Church, Airport Blvd Grant Chapel £.M.I. Church, Oviedo Oakgrove Me$hlmst Church, Oviedo Ostess Methodist Church Palla WesIeyaa Methodist It 40W. at p St James A.M.E. em of Cypress St Lube M.S. Church of Cameron Cr, inc.. Beardail sit SR.1.E if Mary's A.M.I. church. St. RI. III, DOom SI Paul's Mitholitt ChWrCh. Ostisn Rd.. Inlsrprise Stafford Memorial Church, S. OeBary .SanlandsUmu.dMeflodistC,urct. II '34 Wol14. La.woa NA(AiILNj First Church .elite NOtaries. *111 Sanford Ave. Geneva Church of t1 Natarons. 1.1.44. Geneva Lake Mary Church If its Nawuss. flI Cigelil LabS Ave.Labs Upsaia Camavulty Prsshyte, Church. Upsala Rd. WeItmiss$sr Prsi$ylsrian Chwch. Rod lug Rd.. Casw4berry Winter spria" _____ Id.. WIsOor Springs Chispoi.70481 Adventist Mast Allen's A.M.U. Church. Olive 1 1311. All Pa.* Chapel. Camp Sem inole. Wobiva Park Rd BsarMll Avenue HeUness Chapel, Beardali Ave. Chutesta Community Church CWChOl JOIHN OWittfl Letter 001 $6141% 2315 Park Ave. j ~. FintCherchWCklst,scilnlist,sssE.,Mst. Lake Mauras Chapel, Deans, Bled., Lake Monroe $11111 Jihovah's Witness,LakeMinr.e Unit, 5501W '. Third ShieS Piril rs Church It the Living Old, Midway ____ Bftm Givid. and Van St. Deft", I. I Convenant Presbyterian Church. 3775$. Or lando Dr. iiorews Presbyterian Clutch. $11 Bear Lobe Rd. I1141 Fell GOW Church of Ove Lere Jose$ $t Marks Pietbylerian Chur ch. 1131 Palm Springs Altamoisle Springs Winter springs Community Evangelical Congregst,owl. Winter Springs Eiimealary Scheel . Is., . ctwist. Washington CAaaad Cmli ;. 'r .. : w_T Eld . ,. ' .: :' . - - ' . 'I .. . . . - . ... - ... ' . - . - - . V - . . Sherwood Speaks At Mission -_ National Homes Acceptance Corporation, Orlando. He was graduated from Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, Fort Worth, Texas, in May 1979, with a Master of Divinity Degree. Dur ing the three years he was A natitTö1 'Sanford, Sher- in the !eüiImläry, he filled ninny .4's . ~r k, II ~ Larry Sherwood will be the guestpreacher.on July. 22, 197, during the 11 am. worship service, at Lake Mary Baptist Mission of First Baptist Church, Sanford, 126 Lakeview Ave., Lake Mary. . - I -.~ - I :. . Pi $:e,~ ;e.l V. 4 \ in S.- ________ - ,1,, .., . I.. !11 . - ... . _" -. 119 - I ., . ., I _ft ' b.,O.t .. 55I ... ..... ' . ________ / -~. wood is a graduate of Seminole pulpits and was active in his High School and the University local church. The son of Colonel and Mrs. bf Florida, Gainesville. Prior to nter1n the sninarv. he was a 1lnn Ppnnvwitt Sherwood is a op 4,11) I _ Mathematics Seminole High School for three Bell of Sanford. She, along with ". - or I . . A , k _• e I f .1 , , _.._..._._ _ . ,,yl. - t. A / years and for four years was their 10-year-old son, Rodney field representative for will also be in the service. LARRY SHERWOOD NEW Needs Second Chance He ___X I QUESTION: Recently K unrighteousness (1 John 1:9)." became a Christian. I felt so Sin is imsissing the mark. It's clean and good inside. But now like aiming a gun at a mark and miserable because I have missing it. Shooting again, and sinned since I was saved. missing it. In other words, we Brother Roberts, do I get mniss the will of God with our another chance with God? Or lives and find ourselves doing does He throw me away and things we ought not to do. But say, "You've had your opeven though we miss the mark, portunity." the Bible says we can conic ANSWER: Oh, yes, YOU have back and ask for God's another chance! When Christ that If we sin we have an ad- forgiveness. The main thing is saves you, you don't become an vocate with the Father, Jesus that we do not turn completely angel. Sin is something we all Christ, God's Son. If you ask away from God in our hearts have trouble with. So many of, him to forgive you, He will. The that we do not become sin-ners. us slip ba ck and rsamethuig -ibIe promises,-1twe confess There is a vast difference wrong, but that doesn't mean our sins, lie is faithful and just between a person who commits you're lost forever, to forgive us our sins, and to a sin and a person who becomes The Bible says in 1 John 2:1 cleanse us from all a sln.ner. Rev. Barry W agner, new pastor ui La k e Mary Church of the Nazarene, commies here with his wife. I.inths, and sons, Barry and Bi- vaii, from It. Vernon. PASTOR IN LAKE MARY Ohio, where lie was the Naz a-r ene. al f visitmion Fte six t - of LkehioIm(liurth . in Lakeland, Wagner transferre Iiniiu l'hoi'is! Southern College to Mt. Vernon Nazarene College to complete his education. - d F irst • s/a n rie i s ic (..,r u sacle International Evangelist Bill continuing nightly through the for more than 5 years. Penley will 't-an---11-ir,,ii. service on SufldayJUlf Crusade' 'imusmc chaslillaui evangelistic crusade at First 22. Hodges Is ii,vtting LIlt 1(01)111 Baptist Church of Sanford Penley has carried his interested singers frouus sev enthi beginning S Sunda t 7 p.m. and me unda y ministry to Europe. India, grade up to join the ch.,ims of Korea, Japan, 'l'hailand, South First Baptist to forums the rwommeme 0 America, the islands of both the "Venture Singers." Leistner will be using two of Atlantic and Pacific, Africa, I and all parts of the United the choir books published over his name as he directs The States ihcluding Alaska. I singers. Rehemiunl Little is 6:30 . Famed bass-baritone soloist each evening. First rehearsal 'it ... Lowell Leistner of Orlamido will will be at 7:ft1 put. this also be part of the crusade Saturday. services. Leistner has been The Crusade coumimnittet' erigaged in it full tirne invites the public to aticud \ evangelistic - - ~~ ,' , . ~ 4 , VA b 'Y .. . 1, J7 " • :'i, ... . .',' . , . . -"'" I . .. . ..;.. .. .,} 01 , ., I . Is, , ,,. ... 1 41, , - - . TO SPEAK Pmsiscaulal Open ibIe Tàkeiaaciâ, R4gewS.d Ave.. 10ff 1. 12* gapssils SeMinole Nigh khoell ______ First P.as,ceilal Church ii Longwood Peslocoslof Church If Sanford Full Gospel tabetaIcli. 1734'Csus$rv MMV ,11 Mt. Onto* NillaltS Church. Oak NiH RI., Osteen Lake Mawa. Church If *5 Nawis, WN 111151, dmisg.mootSaniltI AUianea Chch, $411 $ Park Ave. Lasgiad Church 04 like Na,arsne. Wayman Jessup Ave.,. lulled Silts Church, 3455 Slaforl Ave. ngwssd . SaPMedCeugrsgIflmslWJe.wvah's Witnesses. II omsi. Psk$BvTIRIAN sna Isivatiss IIMy, 715W. 30th St. Deitetti Prnty;T:Z7I )laie.4 $44.. A Ajp. Ave., blimp ies Moravian Church, $ 434. Longwood Delta" Redeemer Moravia. Church. US Tuscawlila II.. Winter Springs' Lake Mary United Pnssby,I.nsan CIurd V.1151 Church If Christ. AIta.i.nte Cammuedy Chapel, First Presbyterian Chur ch, Oak Ave 1 3rd St. Altatmeols Spriags First Presbyterian Church of Debate. U. IlighiasI Sly Trinity Churciol SlIm Chiil. 1154 Maigoustane Ave St The congregation of Sanford-Eustis Free Methodist Church comed the pastor, Michael Holland, and his wife Beccy and I'month-old son, Brevcon, back for his third year heie at a reception recently in the church annex. The reassignment was &nnounced at the Free Methodist Annual Conference at Lakeland. Church Trustee Edgar Richey gave the welcoming speech on behalf of the members present. Dr. George Borders, president of Palm Beach Atlantic College, will deliver the message Sunday at the II a.m. service at First Baptist Church of Oviedo. lie became prsident last year after serving Stetson University as dean, vice president and acting president for 12 years. lie is a graduate of Stetson, East Carolina and Southern Missfss!ppl universities, A group of students from the church will go to West Palm Beach Jul) 20-21 to visit Palm Beach Atlantic. . - ~ - OTHER CHURCHES . -•' SIVENTN.DAy ADVENTIST PIreil Lobe $eueu*.Day Adventist Church. Hwy. no. Forest City Sivo.lh Day Adventist Church. Maitland Ave., Altamonte Spgs Sado,d Seventh-Day Advgstlst Church. 7th 1 Elm Winier Springs kvenlb.Dy Adve*titt Church. $11. messed Pine It.. Sanford mm 001 . ... The Casselberry Community United Methodist Men will hold a "Wives' Night Out" get-together Saturday, July 21 at 7 p.m. at the Altamonte Inn and Racquet Club. A buffet dinner will be served. Reservations must be made by calling the church office by July 16. and Employes -. . Men Host Wives WINN.DIXIE STORES '. . ' The children of First Presbyterian Church of Sanford will hold a Vacation Church School for children from 2 to 12 years (or entering sixth grade) August 6-10 from 9 a.m. to noon. The program will include crafts, recreation music and study. Parents may register their children by calling 322-2662. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. 1. Mr. and Mrs. Al, Wilson i COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY Church If Christ. Geneva Church of Christ. Longwood Progress M&$$IONry Baptist Church. midw ay STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff PUBLIX MARKETS and Employes , SEMINOLE J. C. PENNEY COMPANY E. C ElseaandStaft __ .1 I . , Vacation, Church School _____________ The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notice And Directory Page Possible I -• . II 'I "As it turned out it was the lie served two years of his Ministries has a library of 3®() T7.' 3 .. ;'SI:..' best t hi ng that could have sentence be fore be ing released different video teaching tapes. I •• .. . •,. .;... hap pened to inc. At a low ebb in on New Year's Eve, 1974. Much of the donations received . "No More Dope In Taint- my life I figured what I had "I found a new heart go into purchasing new tapes : TT4 aville" read the headline in the been doing wasn't worth a hill regeneration, as opposed to and cartridges. Equipment and rehabilitation. tm a different tapes are supplied free to Herald in the fall of 1972 after a of beans," Marlatt said. 'fr team of law enforcement of- Fo und guilty, he was sea- person, not the same guy. Th ere prisons and are mailed out a ficers from three counties tenced to three years in prison is no way I could have stayed week's supply at a time. thrnng i'' •' raided a house In the rural in January, 1973. "1 was ready out of the things I used to get those heard on the tapes are Pat . Seminole Co un ty community. to admit I didn't know what life caught up in without Christ," Robertson of the 700 Club, 4.. Among several persons was all about when I was sent to said Marlatt, who says he has Winkie Pratney, Harlan Roper, " '' been "straight as an arrow" I'TI. Club, Charles Colson, arrested in the 'drug bust' was . :L'L since his release from prison. Eldridge Cleaver and Dennis young musician, Craig Marlatt, . . A former prisoner himself, and Rita Bennett's 'life in the who was charged with illegal .-•• (onstantino was recently or- Spirit' series. possession of drugs. Marlatt, 11 dained a deacon in the 24, who was raised In Orlando, In addition to Bible studies Episcopal Church, according to and other inspirational tapes, had been in and out of trouble ... . 1. t Marlatt. with the law since he was a Christian Prison Ministries has written has a Constantino teen-ager. " a comic book series done by a An lull-tune volunteer staff carbook "holes in Time He had been arrested on drug Autobiography of a Gangster" toonist. Called "The Games charges In 1969 in Arkansas. He being distributed with an Prisoners Play." The series says he had been "doing heavy . T record album by Marlatt. drugs" for seven years, but had deals humorously with souse of never really been into dealing. Cross City Correctional Marlatt is also preparing to thr attitudes prisoners have present a one-man 'play on aid brings them around to "I tried everything from speed Institute." Marlatt added. "I was looking for an easy Job Frank Constantino's life story, luring up to spiritual problems. to [SD," Marlatt confesses. An unlikely prospect for a so I went to work for the which will be a multi-media We are trying to establish a t , . *0 minister of music and crusade chaplain W.B. Johnson to form presentation using a 36 foot national job bank for prisoners ,. '4 director for a prison ministry, a choir. I also started a country screen. getting out of prison to help get ba nd and two rock bands as V13IMI we go on fund raising them together with employers but that is exactly what rtlariatt ) ç? ' <. is today. He is leading a busy well as teaching other prisoners campaigns we center on areas interested in hiring them," said and exciling life as part of to play the guitar. I studied and where we have a video tape Marlatt. Frank Constantino's Christian got my high school diploma." ministry in state and federal Christian Prison Ministries Prison Ministries, an in- Guy Purvis, a prison prisons," said Marlatt. "In the also produces a radio program, evangelist caine to the prison three weeks we spent in New "Behind Prison Walls," heard terdenominative ministry, Herald Photo by Toin Vincent In his position, Marlatt one day to speak. "What lie said England we visited 24 churches locally over WAJL. Craig Marlatt - from prison to prisoll minIstry, travels across the country with touched my heart and I went and 17 prisons. Our hearts are "We believe the conversion Constantino, founder and forward and gave my life to the in the prisons, we are better experience of a man in prison is Prison conversions do not, parole than other pri5oner, president of the Christian Lord," Marlatt said. It was a equipped for a prison ministry as good as Billy Graham's," always work to the advantage even the trouble ituakers. 'ri' Prison Ministries, to raise new beginning for the prisoner, but we need to go into the Sitl(f Marlatt. "If he is really of the prisoner as far as the beconie it (liristiati III soll ill l' i funds for a video tape ministry but a conversion not ac- churches in order to get sup' serious about the Lord while in system is concerned, according the t','cs of the 'vstellI is trvimi complished without souse back- port. in 80 prisons in 36 states. prison and really applies the to Marlatt. "I have surveyed to make jxiiiits just v !!IW A video player and color TV ministry to his life alter he gets prison records and ftnmd more The reliiiuus prtiii: "But of the six or eight sliding. Ma rla tt was later sent to a set cost $2,000. The equipment out he doesn't go back." arrested In Talntsville, i was prison Christians are denied something they put tip wfll the work release center but admits, was donated to us by the the only one to do time rest turned state's evidence," "I blew it and was sent to Christian Broadcasting NetBrooksville Road Prison." work (CBN). Christian Prison he recalls. . t,.' . By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Religion Editor . Dennis Eggerton of Mt. Vernon (Ohio) Nazarene CoUege is ministering to area teens in a three-day Teen Rally at Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene, which began Friday night. Services are at 7 p.m., Saturday and 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Sunday, at 171 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mary. He will be sharing his moving testimony and his talents as a singer and song writer. Sunday Schssl 0:45 am. on Moss Road, Winter Spri ng s MorningWe,p 11:51a.m. C.ElwardDavls Pastor MYFInd$41*Sun. 1:51p.m. SeedaySdsel 1:31 am: Eve.Woeshiplst$ird$us Sunday Wsrshlp ?;I@ P.m, 10:35am, Wednesday Morning Prayer Oreup Nursery Previdod 6:19-28 Guest Minister 11:50a.m. WINTER SPRINGS ?wb. rS,iv..honIaadEstafri Nov.AshIiCAhRti 0'4S. in 11:00am. 7:30pm: 1:00 p.m. UPSALA PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Car. Country Club £ Upsala Rd. Darwin Shei Pastor kuty Sdioii 1:518.m. METHODIST CHURCH Sunday Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday 'A special presentation of the children's musical "The Music Machine" will climax the week's Vacation Bible.School at the First Baptist Church of Oviedo. "The Music Machine" centers upon the Vacation Bible School theme of the week, which is "The Fruits of the Spirit." The Bible School will meet from 8:30-11:30 a.m. each day July 23-27. All children, ages 4 through fifth grade completed are invited. The school is open to the public, and children of all religious or no religion are welcome. Additional information may be ootained by calling Vacation Bible School. Director Gladys Wagner, 365-3902 or the church office, 365-3484. - Nursery Pr.yieodloq III Sinless Pastor Sunday Schoel Me,niRg Worship 'IN THIS SPACE FOR 11 k.4 Elder Robert Dumas YOUR CHURCH 11:158.1n. Tuesday, and WedmisIly 'TRUICHURCHOPGOD'. YOU CAN FEATURE Puter :31a.m. I@.-*a.m. 11:968.m. 6:30 p.m. Youth M.sllag ' Tuesday $1041 StVdv and Prayer 7:11p.m. _ o Sunday Church School MlfilingWorsIlip Youthoroup '**d.Choir Practice QIACIUNITID MUTNODISTCHURCI4 Airport IIv%Wiodiend ___ Dr. Worship Service Family Ni ISIWICI Y.P.l.Wet J ______ 4:01p.m. Sin. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Wilbur Ave., Lake Mary Nov. A.F. Stevens Minister Methodist 'The Music Machine' :4Sa:m. lye mal zu Kindergarten threugf Eighth Grade ________ 1:10p.m. 1:30 am. :45e.m. Ch,,thchht .....u1I05*0t1i $çy . SuadaySehoil ;: one 322.2412 Pastor Marling Wsnhip Jada J. Kudarik 11 _______________ FIRST PRISIYTIRIAN CHURCH OahA,..$3rdSI. Rev. Virgil L Bryant, Pastor Rev. 0111.1 Csnsil, Assoc. Pastor ST. LUKIS LUTHERAN CHURCH SR. 430£ Rod Bug Rd. . - ,. 11:01a.m. Peeler 10:11 CM. Nursery Prsvldld Marlait Found New Life In Prison Kids To Present Puppet Show Pasteo. (La*srsa Church is America) - . 0 1:30p.m. Dr. Marshall C. nand. Bible Study Wednssday, Bible Class - Presbyterian Pastor i:lSa.m. It:31a.m. ___ _________ CHURCH OF CHRIST l%llParkAyenu, Evangelis' Fred Baker Ladies Bible Class, Tuesday 7:31p.m. 11111 COVE KANT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hwy. 57.11£ Lake Mary Blvd. ... .. ;!'i lVoiffihIiflSce libleltudy Kindergarten and Nursery Wednesday Testimony Meefing 1:30p.m. loading U..m dolly SzcspsWId.asat. IwlateIp.m. Te4e 111.3114 1MmingW0p YousgPoo,I. "The Luther" Hour" and TV "This Is The Lite, * Sunday School Worship Service 10:01a.m. 7:00p.m. . Tuesday Evening LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THE RUEDEMIR 2511 Oak Ave. Nov. lImit A. Revider Minister Maiming Worship Evening Worship From Drugs And Prison To Religion Jesse Marsh of Deltona will be guest lay speaker Sunday at the 11 a.m. service at First Christian Church of Sanford. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOWOOD $O) Orange Street Rev. E. Ruth Grant Longwood Sunday School 1000a.m Morning Worship ti'OQa.m Sunday Evening 7:30 p.m Wed. Bible Study 7:30pm Conquarors Meeting Sunday 4:3Opm EVANGELICAL FIRST CHURCH OP CHRIST SCIENTIST. DILTONA Ulkcam Biufovard and Venus Stress Sundayservic. 11:118.m. SvndlySdaif 11:11a.m. Evanq.Ii5IicS,,vic 4:00p.m. Wed Pr.yar & SibleSludy 711Sp.m. Inde pendent Missionary •:w pm 7:00 pIn 7:00 p.m Pentecostal WINTER SF01. COMMUNITY Brief ly at Nursery Provided for all Services MWsIor 1:318.0". 10:11a.m. Prayer Mooflas Wed. 7:01p.m. 7:30p.m. FIRST CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE Phone M4M $uny$che worship ServIce Ivenig Service 7:00 p.m. 7:30p.m. Youth Hour Evangelist Service MidWeek Service lWed.) SANFORD CHRISTIAN CHURCH It? Airpert Blvd. .ejshnoen Evening Service MId.W.st Service Rev. I. L. Wagner, Pastor Sunday Worship 10:00a.m. WorshIpService 11:018.m. Rector 1:01a.m. 11:51a.m. 11:11a.m. 10:01a.m. Holy Communion Church School Pastor 0:45 a .m. 10:45a.m. LAKI MARY CI4URCH of the NAZARENE Ill E. Crystal Lake Ave. Lake Mary 1:11p.m. Evangelical Congregational PALMETTO AVENUE Pastor 1:40a.m. 11:11a.m. HOLY CROSS Ill Part Ave. The Rev. Leroy 0. Sa,er Holy Communion Church Of Christ MarningWorshop 1:11a.m. 11:301611 a.m. TODAY offers more exciting opportunities than changing the contours of the sand. In churches around the world children are being taught the spiritual tru ths that will become essen tial as their horizons of initiative expand. FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLES OF CHRIST 54175. Sanford Ave. Rev. Nvof W. Pain Minister Sunday School 1:45a.m. Moraine Worship 11:118.m. Wed. Service 7:10p.m. LONOW000 FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor Church Ave. £ Grant St. I Southern) Rev James Hammock Pastor Sunday School 9:41 a.m. Morning Worship II:Xa.m Church Training 4:11p.m. Evening Worship 1:01p.m. Wednesday Evening 7:31p.m. Prayer Service 2430 Rev Ray'nondCrock,r Sunday School Al Orion Sunday School Merlin, Worship Episcopal Christian Science BAPTIST CHURCH Palmetto Ave. Pastor As".Passer Sunday Scheil Psilsurohip Msrela Worship Christian LAKE MARY BAPTIST MISSION 124 Lakeview, Lake Mary Rev Jim Hughens Pastor 1:45a.m. Sunday School Worship Service 11:014.m. Evening Worship 7:30p.m. 7:31p.m. Wed. Prayer Serv. Nursery Provided Whom School, Orange Blvd. Portrait of human Initiative! "Tradftlieal Loft Mass" Mass CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE I Blue Stedy Sunday Cenfeu4n Rosary LAXEMONnuot 34115. Path Ave. Wed. Prayer Meslia, I4 bad S*4$ 4:31p.m. Nazarene 8374104 ;=F 0 4r9w SpoesarWby Oft CM Quality IN North 7:30p.m. Main Street-Canaan City Now. M.H. Burke Jr. Pastor 130am Sunday School Morning Worship 11: 008 m Evening Worship 400pm 1:30 p.m Tues. Evening Prayer Serv. Tues. Official Board Meet 5:00 p.m. CHRISTIAN CHURCH Rev. Fred MOM Nov. Idm.eid L. WIbsr WMILit4. OUR LADYOP THE ROSARY CHAPEL 11:01a.m. Church Training Evening Worship Wed Prayer Service , 10pm CONGREGATIONAL _________ IN 4:30am NEW BETHEL AME CHURCH •T ' pVV'. OUR LADY QUEEN OF PEACE Ofttwdsz Catholic Chuect ho t fine services In The Peace Chapel nt Holy Cross Episcopal Church FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avenue, Sanford Or Jay T. Cosmato Pastor Morning Worship 1:31a.m. Sunday School 1:00pm. Men's Prayer Breakfast Ind & 4th Thursday Family Night Supper 3rd Sunday Congregational 40 1 MansIIa TredlfkpnaI Latin Most sun. 11:31 Rosary Walk III thi Part folliwed by Benediction Wed. at I:00 P.M. Confession before Mass or by appi. Priest, Paffiiq Dismas Markle 373.0477 4:30pm UMYF Baptist ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH ill Oak Ave., Sanford Fr. William Ennis Pastor Aso. Patter Fr. Peter Mitchell Sat. Vigil Mass 1:90 P . M. Sun, Mayo lam.. 1030$ Union Confessions, Sal. 401 4.7 pm. l:lOpm FIRST UNITED METHODIST CHURCH 410 Park Ave. PaHor. Leo F.King Pastor V. Scott Harris 0:301 11am Morning Worship 9 ,45 am Sunday School 0000 Sunday, July 15, 1979-SB ---z. Wed. Bible Study I Prayer Serv. First Wednesday Fellowship Supper Catholic .. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. :*l: :*.* jl ', Of God RELIGION 9:35A 11 a tn Church School THE SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH \. .. 4 j . ,_x I? - KIDS MEET ZOO SNAKE 1 I ' Bill Thacker, new education coordinator for the Central Florida Zoo, visited the Vacation Bible School at the Seventh-day Adventist Church of Sanford this week to introduce the youngsters to some of the creatures from the zoo, Including this Indigo snake. BILL PENLEY "t... . , . . �BLON DIE 21 " 66—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. IV Sunday, July 15, 1979 INSTEAD 0;-- MONEY, 'yJ CAN GIVE ME ONE O TI.405E OKAY, M5. e,UMSTEAD. ( ALL RI6.4T - TWE i:&r7 _ DEAL I :4 ics.; I IT'S A ' Answer to Previous Puzzle 39 Dropsy ACROSS by Chic Young 4l8yownefforl (compwd.) - 1 Crafty 5 Bird enclosure 44 Spirit IBELIEVE WEE ON OUR WAY BACK TO BEADS 9 Mental C) SHELLS AN .. R IFIRIEI H URIC1 FIIOROSCOPE ITIOINI i 'riuiii fA1 IT 1 A ri EN 1 jJJ I 45 Coop - ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL acumen 46 Afflictive rash YET 12 Concerning (2 48 Drawing room TI c wds., Let., 51 Clump iP E R 1979 R 0JI abbr.) 52 Doctrine LFN MA 13 Shah's 55 Basketball * 'r country drop allelse and get on it should league (abbr.) 10 • lW YOUR BIRTHDAY 14 I P055t55 an opportunity arise to benefit 56 Too soft for I7TT D TrfA4U i t fc11 July 15, 1979 (contr.) fil Iittt 1tiii ii hearing )OUY career. 15 Silent DIRIAIT 59 Kind CIAINI IEISIS 17 Fled _______ _____ This coming year you may ci El TIi HlOI El SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. ciliA 18 Noun suffix 60 Towering 61 Masked 40 Amphetamine experience substantial im21) situations calling for a "the 19 Cheese state 10 animal, for material provement in }0W calcu l a t ed risk you should be abbr) (sI) Terrible" short affairs. Lots of opportunities rather lucky today, provided 20 Ievise 42 Fleet post 62 Exclamation 11 Mind 22 Game (Fr,) are likely.' Make the most of you've taken every aspect office (abbr.) 16 Farm animal of surprise 23 Physician's as21 Actress West 43 Shoulder (Fr,) them. under careful consideration. 63 Smallaword soCiltiOn 47 Eccentric Phantom 22 64 Italian family (abbr.) TONIGHT'S TV 8:30 T • L 'LZI_ EVENING ' ' ' " -- BEETLE BAILEY by Mort Walker 24 Be interested THIS 15 ""THE SECOND- BEST OF GROUCHO" DOWN 27 Reddish-blue fruit 32 Esprit de corps 34 Sodium chloride A 48 A drink of 23 Southern 1 Motion picture 2 In a short time 3 Determination (abbr.) 8 r.) 1 2 4 3 5 7 8 58 Arctic ' THE BORN LOSER 12 by Art Sansom — 11 IN atV 1VkVW I14004TtL see 9UTflMa •WIt*( WJOOF HER L — — 13 -- 14 - __________ •••_ __ 4? — — 23 22 ItwRTI4.< - u• I I BOONE •iuu I no BoomI - 48 ARCHIE - by Bob Montana 48 - 49 — 55 RAN INTO BOBBY... 0ON 2 P 1lI __ - — 56 — IST 1 52 5' 50 53 — — - I — — 159 Jul OEM MEN ONE 0 ROOKIES A gambler kills 'his creditor and is Witnessed by Jill Danko, ' 57 — 61 60 — 63 — — — "(F BUGS BUNNY WIN AT BRIDGE WM would have been sure of your contract." by Howie Schneider "You know, I never () COMEDY SHOP / ROAD million-dollar necklace is stolen by one of the wealthy patrons attending a cross-country GER. charity ball being held aboard 6:00 MANY (12) AFTER HOURS 8:45 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP 7:00 (1) 21 COMPANY 8:00 ' @1) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM '(2) (112) CHIPS A lonely young 'boy who caused a serious auto accident while fooling around with an air rifle is befriended by Jon. (R) @1)0 BAD NEWS BEARS Coach Buttermaker finds the answer to his hitting problems in a macho, motorcycle-riding batting star, (A) 0 BATTLESTAROALACTICA Apollo, Starbuck and a team of clones attempt to save the Galactica from destruction by a giant Cyton laser, (Part 2 of 2) Two beautiful girls (Diana Canova, Lola Falana) who want to spend half-a-million dollars in 48 hours and a aamehunter (Stuart Whitman) who wants to be the hunted visit Fantasy Island R) 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. lION IøV CAI -- LIVE Host Michael ',3uei dames Tay or l, 0 MOVIE "The Deadly (A) - - " ' A Ii u 'uii I 11MM R I U U , V ' : We Will Feature At Least AN~ ' ) ' ' ' 4' 322 7503 2 ITEMS - Of 15 Original ' '' AT ' Ryan O'NeII VA 'S : 1HE___________ -- 1iii"4 _____ 1974- PRICES 'F ii") SAT-SUN tl1.SsII Thanks for S cnce te.ab by Al Vermeer I WELL. I'M GONNA I ( A PING-PONG' BALL PRISCILLA'S POP GOAHEAP! BE SHtUG.'\ '70U KNOW IT THE I I BOUNCE SOMETHING I ON THOSE LIBRARY I ONLY ONE I HAP' STEPS— 'xOU CAN I COUNT ON HIP M's' TENI"4l5 BALL.' ' C*AY. SO 'TOJ Ask thi b 1 'I A*1V4M IN / :i 'k4fJOOø14 CL#IP tottei & eumaani IWHILE WE WERE I4H,WHA1"5 _) ,, • 9rt I GA EXRCI5E5, UP, THE GURU AMP L ry I HAP A LlHT for AsteuMENT ING OUR I By Oswald Jacoby and Alan Sontag Arcov North wanted to know how South had managed to get set at three notrump. South explained that he was just unlucky. He had won the heart lead and decided to knock out the ace of spades to start proceedings. If he had knocked out the club ace first he would have made his contract. "Why didn't you duck the first heart?" asked North. "Then as long as East had six hearts for his overcall and the aces weres split you Ae0UT 1415 R451Ne 1415 SEE! I' KNT by Bob TMV•S iqow irs 'ogss, ULJF j I'VE OT TO '2 tEP 5EARC4lN6 FOR CAROLS t1ii ' -_MATlPi; - . ,. LEO (July 21-Aug. i) PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) Although you may be tempted Do not be wasteful today, even to do so, dop't reveal anything though you may experience that was told to you in strict powerful, extravagant whim. confidence, Secrets should be Enjoy yourself but live within ke pt secret, your means. i CHI,UJ1i 5AT.IUN ' lar oml:well blaze (2r 7.14-B £flLJl DCUICWtt 1:30 SUN. ONLY 7:45-5:15 5' 29005 ORLANDO DRIVE .- ' I.oOj, ERNIE, IT DOESN"r C.0uNT AS 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 10:35 "Whatever Happened To Conglomerates?" Guest - Carol Neves. vice president, Merrill Lynch, Pierce. Fenner and Smith Inc (A) 0 UNTAMED WORLD ED WALL STREET WEEK SMASH -- UP ALLEY . O ____ t !', TUMBLEWEEDS ;j4NP NOW ITS 1IM FORM: *115K HIFFI.EFON6 NO1O4IOUS PIS APPEAR 45 6 el AS I APPMP... MYSMTVFTI -' '' ' ' - • too " IVIU1P0c1't,,ç NASHVILLE MUSIC (F MOVIE "Boy. Did I Get A Wrong Number!" (C) (1966) Bob Hope, Elka Sommer A French movie queen becomes involved with a real-estate operator. 12 Hrs) 0 MOVIE "Eagle And The Hawk" (C) (1950) John Payne. Rhonda Fleming. Two Amencan lawmen discover a plot to overthrow the Mexican leader Juarez (2 Hrs) 500NER o ). LATER THE , OJL.T WILL i r 'dlIffi HAVEWTJ!II q' FINP ME' CHOICE' ,, .r-- ANY r VC TO I.EAVE I THE dry-- I [FOREVER' sidered by many 10 be the "Father Of African Nationalism," is portrayed ' &00 (2) 111 SUMMER OF MY GER MAN SOLDIER A young Jewish girl (Kristy McNichol) living in a small Southern town during the 1940's befriends a German POW (Bruce Davison) interred in a nearby prison camp. (A) (4) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY (' j I . 1130 • "Those Restless Years" (1978) Crustmna flames, Season Hubby Kate. Tanya and Jenny reach the late 1960's experiencing problems with Integrating, their protos. slonal and personal lives in the rapidly changing times (Part 2 of 2)(R) 0 THE NIGHT STALKER A robot that has been pro. grammod with a survival instinct kills the scientist who 0 JUKEBOX ..::::i MORNING I OTHE FBI 5:30 0 SUMMER SEMESTER 553 (11 PTL CLUB 6:00 ( EARLY DAY 6:30 (4) KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 6:45 ED A.M. WEATHER 6:47 @3 EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2)TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI. NEIGHBOR 8:25 26 (1 ) 2TO0AYINFL0RIDA 8:30 (2)0121 TODAY 00000 MORNING AMERI- CA EDUUA8, YOGA AND YOU R 9.00 (2) (4) DONAHUE 95c- H IBA LLS ti ii:-ieMsN. Willi flors..Oil. I 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MOVIE 94 12)DINAHI ED THE LONG 8EAMCH @3 UPBEAT eu 1000 C2) 0 CARD SHARKS (F ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) ED STUDIO SEE (A) - - - .- -*5 'I At i(..w itIsLIX. 'S MwelfwWwwo 6:25 (2) PORTER WAGONER 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 NEWS HWY17 ostI-VhealW. 1 ,,i,. 0 SUNRISE ED OVER EASY DANCING SHOW KM I (4') CRACKERBARREL 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 8:00 (FO CAPTAIN MNGAROO SATURDAYS IN CASSELBERRY NEXT TO LEEDS I?; _________________ CA SEMINOLE ('•\. uuuxu, O'UII'Ifl (12) AFTER HOURS M TODAY broad AND hot baked potato.s,OR yallow rlceOR our vegetable of the day I. '':' ,n....,.,... ,uiu,. In,, 00000 MORNING AMERI. open " Guests Alex Harvey Band, Be Bop Do Lux. 7:30 4659 with dinner you get BILLY 12. BEWITCHED ED OVER EASY 1:30 (12) NBC LATE MOVIE 0121 NEWS over 20 Items to choose, on Ion soup, RX ME III 0 HOGAN'S HEROES PANY (14)00 (12) NEWS 00000 MORNING FLORIDA DISCOVERY LOUNGE I ED JULIA CHILD AND COM- b.. — 143. ________ wirnsw ."I:" 511.1 ,. ,., t. WaI I'I (i-". ' St LLI' IJcuo$.d 4J5 " Look... Take a Closer The Classified Is the Best Place For Values and -: the Best Value Around! 7:25 by Craig Leggett . t (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA our FABULOUS SALAD BAR, ' NEWS 10:30 (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE 11:00 ED SESAME STREET (R) FRIED WHITE FISH ALL YOU CAN EAT 5:30 0 ALL MY CHILDREN house CA 1 WEEK ONLY two RESTLESS College, a school for teaching animal trainers CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MOSES - THE LAWGIVER The Israelites rebel against Moses' leadership and, in his absence, pay homage to an idol (Part Soffi)(R) ED UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS 'The Swedish Tiger ' Sarah becomes an accomplice to a plot to steal valu.thl,'s from the (12) Ø pv by T. K. Ryan 50 *TURN '(OLrn øAO(, 5HLJDFt)LJR v's, ' flr(t)t)F FINGERS IN YOUR EARANP , COUNT-110 2,O(X YONS "Kenyatta" The life of Kenya's W MIIpj P1UUtI1(M) Chris Wallace reports on the U S parole commission, Jack Perkins visits Moorpark 7:00 (2)(12)TODAY @30 FRIDAY MORNING 00000 MORNING AMERI. * MONIES ED BLACK MAN'S LAND ORT O 1 1.t riaruor by Stan Lee and John Romita TE1'H. w• )auiy. Flilil(,KUU Seal" A baby harbor seal escapes from fishermen's nets and embarks on a trip from San Francisco Bay to redwood country. (A) (4) 060 MINUTES 0 HARDY BOYS While searching for their missing father, Joe and Frank stumble upon a plot to plunder the Tow. or of London (A) first president, who was con- 2:00 wHEN 4'ouf ;l. • Malloy and Reed assist a young mother trying to protect her baby from a deranged man. 1:30 EVERY WHICH WAY BUT LOOSE (1) (12) WORLD OF DISNEY urit, (2'JADAM-12 332 121$ 7:00 .'..,.,, IIIELAND ' '' - ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN MDITTL4 )%LJ You WHISTLE "Di$cO FEvER" ThR°uGH "6 .', -- VIRGO(Aug. Try ARIES (March 21-April 19) not to let your curiosity get the Nothing will be gained today. by 76 You open one heart. Part- better of you today to the extent reviving an Irritable family ncr responds two spades. A that you poke your nose into a Issue that has not been resolved Florida reader asks what he friend's personal affairs and to this point. Let time and thereby earn his enmity and patience do the healing. should bid now. The correct bid is a jump resentment, to four spades. This tells TAURUS (April 20-May 10) In partner you have a miniLIBRA ( Se pt. 23-Oct. 23) situations where you are At mum band with strong Your indecisiveness may come fault today, you may find it support . de pa s to the fore today and cause you trifle difficult to own up to your tWSPA!ER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) to vacillate on an important own shortcomings and attempt (Do YOU have a question for decision that you should make. to blame others. the experts? Write "Ask the Don't overanalyze. Experts,' care of this newspaper. individual questions will GEMINI (May 21-June 20) be answered if accompanied SCORPIO (Oct. 24Nov. 22) In For the sake of your budgei, by stamped, self-addressed dealing with co-workers today, seek activities today that aren't envelopes. The most interesting questions will be used in avoid coming on too strong or. overly expensive. There's III too demanding. possibility you could spend far this column and will receive being copies of JACOBY MODERN.) Unreasonableness will cause too freely. SP!flER-MAN FRANK AND -- UUiñb1e ,,, .,""' Adventure Marlin captures a " 5:00 THE BRAD\ BUNCH 0 THE ODD COUPLE 10:00 6:30 rarnaririo 12. GUNSMOKE (1) 1121 PRIME TIME SUNDAY 21 NBC NEWS Ross A band of courageous ' BUGS BUNNY 6 - Q 8 72 A K 1084 K2 '-I --' p Experts You hold: - LC I' i -- WIU115. vvOULPN'T BE BID ON A NORMAL W. STUARTI' 0 - the 'gceWaS tOO mUch 01 B temptation and he went - is; John Wayne. I'J —i I F ri ui r ,,,,, ,, IYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN 1:00 (•) 0 George tries to duck out of cot. ebrating his wedding annuvercary With Louise (H) Journalists Have The Right 'To Protect Their Sources? '(A) 030 UtWUTSS 0 WILD KINGDOM "Where The Crocodile Is King" Marlin and Jim Fowler travel to the African swamp Q MARY I12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 9:30 THE JEFFERSONS 6:00 (2) 114)00 (12) NEWS ED THE ADVOCATES "Should L41) cBs NEWS 4:30 12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES will be implicated in the death of Germanicus Meanwhile, Caligula begins to show signs of mental instability (A) FVFNIP4fl EVENING ''' 0 RYAN'S HOPE OF 4 MIKE DOUGLAS FO SEARCH FOR TOMOR- Paul Sorvino A young profossor lascunated by gambling falls deeply into debt (A) ,, ,,,, lJVfllau,,t, LIV 4:00 2 EMERGENCY ONEI 4 THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD ANIMALS 2 MAKEMELAUGH ED SESAME STREET (A) 12:30 ROW '1, Claudius Some Justice 0 U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN Live coverage of final-round play in this golf tournament from the Urooklawn Country Club in Fairfield. Connecticut 5:00 ED FIRING LINE "Capital Punishment' Guests Robert Shevun, Tobias Simon 5:30 112) F-TROOP Haig, recently retired commanderol NATO 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS "In Their Own Words Voices Of The American Jewish Experience" An oral collection featuring taped recollections of Jews in Ameica is presented (A) EWS Gambler'' (1974) James Caan. S.!S, 0 MASH (R) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (RI i2 N ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE 4:30 Traubel A love-scorned man decides to give up on women, only to land a lob as a houseboy in a girls' boarding house 12 Hr S) 0 SPECTRUM 0 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (12) INTERCOM ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT ''Prescription Drugs. Advertising, Adoption" (A) 12:30 (121 1121 MEET THE PRESS Guest General Alexander 1121 MOVIE "Hellfightors" (C) Great Years" -- 7-l# (C) (1961) Jerry Lewis, Helen 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MORAL ISSUES a track 3:30 12:00 2,) PASSWORD PLUS 4 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 0 (12) NEWS EDSESAMESTREET(R) Alice and Vera both decide to try out for the role 01 Cinderella in a chil. drens' the.iter production RI The 0 ABC MOVIE Grand Prix horse lumping. women's gymnastics, boxing finals, super heavyweight weightlifting. and men's and women's volleyball. Dick Stockton hosts (From San Juan. Puerto Rico) (12) SPORTSWORLD Coverage of the Michigan "125" CART auto race from the International Speedway in Brooklyn. Michigan. International Champion' ship Water Skiing from Redwood City. California 12:00 1,4') MOVIE "The Ladies' Man" ' _________ Again tfl ED FLORIDA REPORT '1:00 1) RACERS _________ - h" rn,øti '"'S"" ADYlQT - - Co ANTIQUES AFTERNOON (F 0 ALICE -' PEOPLE 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL ' 4 Ann's feuding parents announce that, after 40 years of marriage, they are calling it quits ( A) 400 AMERICAN (4) C PAN GAMES Events expected to . Barbara Striesand DAILY THRU JULY ;. SAT-SUN 2:35 PLAZA i 11:00 (.4) AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY 0 THE LAW AND YOU AFTERNOON __________________ " 3A LL honeymoon suite of the Plaza Hotel (2 1/2 Hrs) ED BIG BLUE MARBLE _______ ________________________ I{tLAZA TWI.... ______________ ', - . : 5th Anniversary Celebration romantic comedies is set in the 2 11 ANOTHER WORLD 0 GUIDING LIGHT 11:30 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD ED MISTER ROGERS (A) ') 8:30 (21 MOVIE "Plaza Suite" (C) (1971) Walter Matthau, Maureen Stapleton Based on the play by Neil Simon A trio of ED ZOOM (R) HODGEPODGE LODGE ED V.I. 11:00 9:00 0KIDSWORLD (12) 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE €DFLOWERSHOW 2:30 (F 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME 3:30 12 THE DOCTORS ' HIGH ROLLERS LF 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (A) Woogie, ""Air Mail oecial" and "King David Suite Mendelssohn's "Wedding March' and music by Ibert and Lehar are also performed (A) 300 11 30 Western Sizzlin Steak House's needless friction. SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 21) Be very careful today to This coming year could iintiei,ul In thud Fmm fimn fn whom you delegate important time you may be given con- matters. A poor choice could you'will fidenttaltipa thatcould benefit create a tangle that - - a young Indian 12) GUNSMOKE (4)0 FACE THE NATION MOVIE MACHINE 0 ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 1123 ARCHIE CAMPBELL @ 0 SUNDAY MORNING 0 BIGFOOT AND WILDBOY to rescue 2:00 10:55 0 CBS NEWS Orchestra in "Hamp's Boogie girl from kidnappers who are after her inherited wealth (1 Hr) 0 TENNIS "Forest Hills Invitational Men's Championships" Live coverage 01 this tennis tournament from the West Side Tennis Club in New York one works on Carmen's musi• cal revue. despite Juana's stage fright. (A) 8:30 112) SUNDAY MASS ) MARLO AND THE MAGIC bee farm for rest, only to find ___________________________ tries COMPANY (R) ED QUE PASA, U.S.A.? 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You'll find pages of listings for buying, selling, renting ... just about anything and everything under the sun, and the price is right because you eliminate the middieman! Classified Ads are your marketplace for all sorts of merchandise and services. plus they're an inexpensive way for you to advertise anything you may have to sell! Turn those "don't wants" into cash, and cash in on the bargains galore! Jump -: right in and check out our Classified listings right now! - - Call 322=2611 EventengltlebtljW 300 North French Avenue - $ - �u.. nTUrU, ri. Sunday, July is, 1979 A MATTER C F RECORD MARRIAGES Carolyn J Brunelle & Lawrence 0. Brunch, Ronald N. Battle & Kim Kilby Battle _____ Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in business at 100 Harrogafe place, Longwood, Fl. Seminole Count V. Florida. under the fictitious name of THE DUST COLLECTOR, and that I Intend to register said name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County. Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, To Wit: Section Sf309 Florida Statutes 1957. Sig, Roland L. Folden Publish: July 15, 22, 29, August 5, 1979 DEL 62 DE PAR TME NT OF TRANSPORTATION SPECIAL TRAFFIC REGULATIONS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN: That the Department of Tran. sportation at Its meeting of June 21, 1979 give consideration, to the requests relating to special traffic regulations and In each caw made a review of the traffic Investigation report, along with the recom. mendatiors of the engineer at the location or locations described below: COUNTY- SemInole; ROAD46; LOCATION- Section 71040-In Sanford from 510 MP 0.036 to SLD MP 0.053; RECOMMENDED RE. GULATION- Prohibit Parking South Side 6.7.79. On recommendation of the Director. Road Operations, the above traffic and speed regulations were determined to be reasonable °" r.ry upon ne oasis ovine engineering and traffic in. vestigat ions, and authority was thereforegiven by the Scretary for the establishment of same and th. placing of the proper marking and signs as indicated; also, for the elimination of exIsting controls wtere this is indicated. Billy G. Pelham, Director DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION PublIsh: July IS, DEL 67 _______ 32-Houses Unfurnished 18-Help Wanted CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole OrIndo - Winter PQrk 322-2611 83 -9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. SECURITY GUARDS Choice of hours excellent op• portunity. RATES Sanford near 1k Sylvan. 3 BR 1½' 8, FP, 1g. lot, nice trees. S mo. '1.,... FORREST GREENE & LJ1 A INC. REALTORS $30.4$33or 335.4711 eves. S S AAA EMPLOYMENT Leoi4a'rd W. Turner, 105 Clyde ltime ................43c a line Avenup; L009wood, & Angelica J. 912 French Ave. 3consecutivetlmis .. . , 31c a Hne (corner 10th 1. French) Bautisra, 110 Mayfair Circle, San Beverly Adams & Jackie Adams. 2 OR Duplex, air, ww. Mature ford. 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. 7consScutivi times.....3Sc a line 323.5176 Nancy Shepherd 8. Chester E adults only, no pets. 1st, last i. : Robi-t J. Harrison. Box ?7, Shepherd. 2426 Yale Avenue. Sa' MONDAY thru FRIDAY $100 scurity. 323-7539. Chtpolg. Trail, Sorento Lake 8. lord. SATURDAY 9.Noon _______________ 3 Lines Minimum El,zabWh S. Dale, 501 BrIghton Way, Leslie J. Pickard & David ' ________________________________ SANFORD AREA-Newly reV -. CasselOerry Pickard, modeled 3 BR home. Large din>. Giry.L, Good, P0. Box 7001, Jacquelen J Lind & Stephev S. ing, LR, FR with tireplace..' Poppa Jay's is looking for Orlandg,, & Allegra D. Berkly Lind. Utility room 8. wooded lot. $365. Wills.ryi S Meeks, 7$77 Grove food fast aggressive Margaret J Meyers & Albert J management trainees wtio want Drive,. Sanford & Janet F Meyers IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE B lakcnztip to grow with company. Ex. Jack T. Rash 8. Margaret Rash EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. EXECUTIVE HOME-OLDERperience in management or food TraCY'L. Hilton, %0 Turtle Mound Joseph R. Carroll & Deborah K. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COMPLETELY RESTORED 2'. service perferred, but not & Terry i Martin. Carroll. COUNTY, FLORIDA STORY. 3 BEDROOM. 7 BATH,' necessary. Benefits include Robert C. Dorn, Jr 8. Wanda Steph.g W. Haines, Rochester. CASE NO. 79753.CA.04.E HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON r y a. M4rtha L Newsran, 757 Lawrence Dorn . group insurance, paid vacation, IN RE: The MarrIage of ACRE & ORANGE GROVE and excellent financial corn. Lormann Circle, S. Longwood. Marijo M Dean 8. Roger Dale MARY JEANNE COWARDS, SIDE GLANCES 50-Miscellaneous for Sale by Gill Fox 41-Houses 41-Houses tIs 4-P NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500. 18Help Wanted Dean pensation opportunities. Call Leslie 0. Hahn, 206 Woodmere MONTH. REFERENCES. Reba Joyce Ingersoll P. Milton __________________________ __________________________ 322.9212 to set up interview or Petltion,r.Wi Boulevard, Sanford 8. Lorrane s SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER .,. Roy Ingersoll send resume to Poppa Jay's, Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, Henderson, P.O Box 21 Lake BUY. SELL. TRADE ,LPN, hime&pttIme. Apply 321.0702 Clifford D Jordan & Carolyn S 2501 French Ave., Sanford, Fl. BORTION SERVICES. DAN ALBERT EDWARDS, 1 B, block home, retg. & range Monroe. 3?? 5622 311 315 E F irSI St in person Lakeview Nursing Jordan 32771. Walking distance to hospital, Patrick A. Dehlinger, 82$ Orlento ________________________________ II renter 919 E. 2nd St. 4J' Is, Trimister aborlIon-S100; Gyn Dorothy L Tackett 8. Merrill E doctor, nursing home & down Respondent.Hua I flD rnr,s.t. r wa.& Beauty Salon Chairs -used but Avenu'e, Altamonte Springs 8. ..rs Ill. bs. r'" Ciinlc-$20; Pregnancy test Tackett '''' NOTICE OF ACTION 710 Sanford Ave. town. $27,500, w.excellent terms. 327.7972 * good coid $20 each Sanford Sabrin F. Williams, 106 Oak Street, appliances, privacy fencing. AVON male sterilization free coun Mchael i HItcll P. Linda M ;! TO DAN ALBERT EDWARDS Johnny Walker Inc 322 6457 or Furnitu'' Salvage. 1792 So. of Longwood good area. 332.0216. FIGHT INFLATION is very desirable pool planned sehing. professional care, ASSEMBLY Hittle Addrtjs Unknown 322 7111 aft 5. I Sanford 3. $721 William 11 Soulharcl. 505 Ivanhoe ••___\ Sell Avon. Increase your earning home at 107 Idyllwilde has 3 supportive atmosphere, con YOU ARE NOTIFIED that an MECHANIC Way. Casselberry & Judith M. Lope power. For details, call 641.3019 BR's, 2 baths, spacious eat-in fidentlal. 3 Br 2 bath home in Sanford. C.AC Amended Petition for Dissolution I STEN STROM Youth bed practically new used : Millright experience. Excellent Joseph L Sharpe Jr . 1601 South / kitchen with family room, VA.FHA.235.COfl.Homes CENTRAL FLORIDA Nice neighborhood. so mo. %mige has been filed against you about S weeks, including null pay & benefits. west Road, Sanford & Melinda 0, seperate formal DR. large Tony Coppola Assoc. 130.0333. WOMAN'S HEALTH LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida ou are required to serve a copy Low Down Payment tress Phone 3?? 0530 Paige. 300 Lemon Street Eatonylile covered patio, CHIA & a new ORGANIZATION 322.8566, San. license. 8.4 & written defenses, if any, to OVER 5'? MILLION AAA EMPLOYMENT Cash for your lot! Will .build on FICTITIOUS NAME fred 0 Hunan, Jensen Beach, roof. Owner transferring & says SPc BR Set ford Nursing 1. Cony. Center GARY E MASSEY. Esquire, IN SALES THRU JUNE! Lynn A Hester, 1970 Wnnago 912 French Ave. your lot or our lot. __________________________ Notice Is hereby given that I am 33-Houses Furnished reduce price to $61,000. tnexcellent cond., 5900 609E.CoionialDr.,Orlafldo %(ASSE',', ALPER, WACK & Trail. Fern Park (cornerloth&French) V Enterprise. Inc. C II naat agadinsln,ssat7OIWynnDr. I CE TA JOB OPENINGS Call 898 1057 1fI5 EATON REALTY Model Inc., Realtor (Pre$'dr.t Ear. Wttoopng Loop. Sanford, Florida Seminole County, c..'-. 644.3013 333.5176 _______________________________ Salvalor J Penna, 401 Soldier JUST LISTED 3 BR I' i bath home Toll Free 1100fl12568 3 BR 1 6,1st &last,$200dep. Plaza 143 5i,," "wi, ' Altamonte Springs, Florida 32701, Florida .nder the fictitious name of ______________________________ Linoleum Rugs & Paint UNDER THE COMPREHENSIVE "'. REALTOR 322 1000 MLS on oak shaded lot! C H&A, w w Square, Casselberry. & Lindi J Billing clerk - some bookkeeping .. eltioner's attorney on or before CENTRAL FLORIDA DECKING, Coupleonlyl No lease UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Park .. EMPLOYMENT AND TRAIN. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS lskrlc carpet, FP & Ft.. Pm, Newly experience, must AugiJSt 15, 1979 and file the original and that I intend to regIster said type. 323.3777 ______________________Sell those things that are lust Charles % ra-,.i P ,' P.. 3t ING ACT, THE FOLLOWING 310 Sanford Ave. 372 5791 5-lost & Found painted & Many E*tnas! I3PP Telephone experience. Apply In Ciffoiti u Newman. 300 E Air. with the Clerk of lhis Court either name with the Clerk of the Circuit __________________________ 101 Aijr' taking up space with a want ad OCH ARBOR-CuStom 4-2 in N , _________________________________ POSITIONS ARE AVAILABLE - ---------WARRANTED Only 5.35,000 person 2540 Jewett Lane, San. port Po.id, Sanford & Debra A. before service on Petitioner's a? Court, Seminole County, FlorIda In inthç Herald 3fl2611 or 831-9993. Con?ract.ng Sanford's finest section is only 6 The sooner you place your WITHIN SEMINOLE COUNTY. ford. ?orney or immediately thereafter; accordance with the provisions of Miller, 1002 Orlando Road. Sanford 34-Mobile Homes Deception $100 REWARD co: ,. Orlando, yrs old, 16x32 pool w.1200 sq.ft. classified ad, the sooner you will COZY N NEAT 2 BR 1 bath home -----William L Gribbs, 1700 Sandy otherwise a judgment may be en the Fictitious Name Statutes, To. for the recovery of an I mo. old Techfticln Trainee grade 12, Charles C. %( cP'aets 101 Wmore cool deck. 4th BR is ideal for COUNTRY TRAILER SITE get resu,ts TO BE CONSIDERED FOR in CC. Manor! Super for starter Lane. Forest City & Linda S Fuller Red 'end .sgainst ya for fhg relief Wit: 5ion $65.09 Florida Statutes & cutting & polIshing optical Tan Road, AltarT'ioc'le Sprig Doberman, recreation room. 2 blks to golf 10 pretty acres in Osteen. Only THESE POSITIONS, APPLI. home! C H&A, w w carpet, DEMANDED IN THE Amended 1957. ' 60'2BR Houselrailer Scott L RusseI. Okaloosa & "DEMON." crystals. Permanent posItion. Stolen PolyGraph & Seir,? Specialists. ' from course. $69,900. $17,000 for all. 55500 down. CAP4TS MUST BE RESIDENTS porch. fenced yard & Morel A WAREHOUSE SALE Petition For Sale i.faler ,e R. French. 915 K Ballard Sig. Forrest R. Fall Apply Quantum Technology 2620 Seminole Cty. Animal Shelter on Enterprise Leasog Co of Orlando OF SEMINOLE COUNTY AND buy for $29,500! treef. Altamonte Springs WITNESS my hand and official Publish: July 15, 22, 29, August 5, lroquios Ave. June 22. No questions asked * MARKHAM WOODS RD. )UPLEX & QUADRAPLEX bldg. (President Jack C Taylor), 783 E MECT OTHER ELIGIBILITY Surplus cabinets, bases. walls & seal of this Court on the 10th day of ii William Charles Parker. 1120 call 123.3035. site, car. lot, shaded and con Why settle for less when you can CRITERIA, WHICH INCLUDE: Hwy 131. Longwood -- Auto Leasing. - ________________________ vanity Various sizes St P. Sun BEAUTIFUL I BR 2 bath home on July, 1979. 32' Trailer Factory workers for new plant it riorda Avenue, Sanford & Mary DEL63 veniently located near school & have this country estate on Marssana Antiques. Robert J. 8. UNEMPLOYED 1$ OF THE 20 over 2 acres! C H&A. w w July II & IS OnIVi 8 4 Gentry ISEAL) f101 Cornwall Road. Sanford. FOR RENT Lost Black & Rust Doberman, Sultyn shopping. $12,000. approx. 4 acres complete with Carol L. DeMaio, 170 Sr., 131 BIg. 6 WEEKS PRIOR TO APPLICA. carpet, Fla. Pm., split BR plan, Co , Bldg 3. Carrier Ave Mtg 323.6.497 Applyinpersonbetweenla,m..6 male,3yrsold,Ans. to"Lenny". ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. Rodney G. Mueller, 7 ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS . guest cottage & barn for horses. Longwood, Industrial Park TION AND BE ECONOMICAL. eat in kit, patio & Goodies Sanford Airport Clerk of Court p.m. 53.75 hr. 323.3610 Oer look Drive, Apopka, & Melanie Business Furniture. FRONT RIVER build your $130,000. Call to See this Today. LY DISADVANTAGED. Galore! Wow, just $65,000! By: Patricia Robinson L Willams. 1060 W. Notre Dame PUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given _____________________________ Basic Cleaning Service dream home. Has a scenic view Mike's Minor Maintenance, Recepiionist.Secretary for new 38-Wanted to Rent Deputy Clerk Drive. Altamonte Springs that Sealed Proposals will be * LOOKING Complete homecleaning FOR RENTAL 6-Child Care oftheSt. Johns River. lSx101ot. Michael A. Sprawl, 1901 Lake ACCOUNTING CLERK II plant at 1101 Cornwall Road, ATTRACTIVE 3 BR I bath home Publish: July IS, 22, 29, August 5, received by the Seminole County Leroy Williams, P.O. Box 351 Marion Drive, Altamonte Springs _____________________________ Graduation from high school, 3227984 INCOME? Frontage on deep water canal Sanford. Apply in person bet. w spacious LR, OR, scr. porch, 1979 Sanford & Beatrice Carter. Housing Authority, Sanford, FlorIda Want to rent or share home for This 2 unit Apt. house may be 300' from river, surrounded by Handy Man including or supplemented by wean $ a.m..6 p.m. carpet, FP & Monet Just 5.37,900? DEL f Closing storage building, sales lot CIa1on L Smith. 1200 Florida daughter, her lntajt near at the Engineer's Office in Sanford, First&Onlychildcar,c,nt,rop,n lust what you want. Just $24,500. lovely homes. $20,000. Mr. Spotless Co., Ronald L. courses in bookkeeping or ac. Avenue, Sanford & Cheryl A. ReihI. on 17 97 adjacent Ic American Florida, until 2 p.m. local time on Seminole HIgh need car under Saturday in Sanford - Begin, Brady, 5573 N. Semoran Boulevard, counting and three years of FAMILVS DELIGHT I BR bath REAL ESTATE SSOCIATES Auto Sales Open IS P M. Mon Thomas R. Seward, 126 San. Winter Park - Handy Man. $600. 323.9336. nlng June 2. Sanford Early AGENCY GREAT WINTER HOME FOR STEMPER IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE July 27, 1919, for the Renovation of responsible account keepIng home in Dreamwold w 1g. LR & daiwood Way, Longwood, & Emily Fri., Save at discounted prices Childcare Center. 322.6615. RETIREES. Mint cond. 2 BR paschall & Sons., Robert H. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. Sewage Treatment System. experience, one year of whIch BPs, Fla. Rm., FP, fenced & WE OFFER THE MOST REALTOR 322.4991 H Gore. Willis Storage Buildings Elevated Drain Field in accordance near hosp. & shopping. Lake Paschall, Jr., Sanford Airport must have been in double.entry 0'411,,.* ,, M iS P.. C' Much More' IIPP WARRANT 41-Houses MULTIPLE LISTING SER VICE Billy .1. Moore, 1040 Windgrove Building. No. 255, Sanford. Feel you should be earning more , •, ,. ,.,, CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE with Drawings, Specifications and Child care in my home. Mon.Fri. _________________________________ fIshing near by. Hobby rm, neat ,SII.s COUNTY, FLORIDA r'Ml.I procedures; or an equivalent ED. Only $16,750! Eves 862-3655 322 1959 Trail, Winter Park, 8. Dorothy J. Procedural Documents prepared' money? Then come talk to us, Longwood, Winter Spgsarea. $25 1. clean. 53*500 COMPL El E CASE NO. 79.0014.CA.04.E combination of training and "Do you have any low-fat bourbon?" Wilder, 206 N Street Altamonte Osteen-3 BR,2 bath, Centrai H.A,, by Clark, Dicta and Associates. we have the best tralntng 339.1026. 3235813 IN RE: The Marriage of experience. This is advanced ____________________________ yours. SPARKLING POOL! I BR 2'? Build to Sult - our lot springs. w•w carpet. Large wooded lot, program in Cent. Fl. Let us _________________ Engineers, inc. REAL ESTATE CATHERINE A. JOHNS, clerical and specialized ac bath home in cxc. Mayfair! FHA.VA, FHA 2358.345 Arthur M McCracken, 507 Yale Bohannon's Day Care Center $44,000. McGovern Builders. 333.,' prove we can show you how to The project, located In the City of Window Air Cond ?3,000BTU$?00 43-Lots-Acreage Realty 41-Houses counting work. Every imaginable Feature w 5910. Street, Orlando & Jay L. Stokei, LongwoodLk. Mary Rd. Increase your earnings. Need 2 Oviedo, Florida, consIsts of cash Water pump I hp for Parker As. 10 Hugt.ie R. Pitman & Many Extras! Yours for $91,500! Wife ____________________ M. Unsworth Realty 2442, Wbshlngton Court, Sanford. Open6:3OAM.6:3OPM assoclatesnowi For confidential replacement of the upper level tile shallow well, 5.75 cash 323 7487 Inc. REALTOR. MLS and Ideal home site 2.19 acres. Close wf Dun (same as above) Lot 17 CLERK.TYPISTII NEW LISTING David A. Libert, 557 Karen Sdayswk. 3317420 interview call John Morrison, distrit,ution system and filter media HOMEOWNERS: Don't lose your by ldyllwilde school on Vihlen Same as above, $20000 JAMES P. JOHNS, JR., Graduation from high school in. FANTASTIC immaculate 2 BR 1 Hard to find 4 BR, 2 bath Sunland , Avenue, Altamonte Springs & Ruth Realtor, 321.0041. J. B. credit' We have helped others to in a two compartment elevated Child Care in my home day or 323.5774 Day or Night Rd. $22,500. Tony Coppola Assoc. -____________________ Brannon 8. Son Bldrs 10 Charles A. cluding or supplemented by bath home In CC. Manor w eat Counter top stove. gas & electric home. Corner lot. Family room: A Weilman. Stealman Inc. Realtor. drain field, installation of piping and find FAST CASH buyers to buy Dehlinger & wf Robin G. Lots 10 & 8300333 61.1 2510 E1 in kit., Fla. Pm, porch, corn Husband course work in typing & other REALTOR night, Mon. thru Fri. $25 wk., $6 MLS ranges, gas dryer. color TV, ' Only $32,500. Call to Gerld E. Crocka, 836 B. Orienta sic. valves to allow selective dosing Of their equity We can help you. NOTICE OF ACTION 11, 131k 31, Sanlando. Suburb I3eaut., BOATERS AHOYI See thin to commercial pletelyfencedw turn. neg.! BPP 373.6061 or eves 3730517 subjects, a day or $1 hr. 323-5344. dishwasher, furniture & many Avenue , Altamonte Springs 8. * TONY COPPOLA ASSOC. Ihe drain field, repair of the lower 3 lots 50*90 each-located at ctsra, DISSOLUTION OF MARRIAGE 5.66,000. make your dreams come tune. minimum of one year office WARRANTED. A Buy for other items Remember prices Frances B. Pharr, 246 Crown Oaks FIa. Close to hunting, fishing, Realtor 641 2518 tile collection heading, replacement Will baby sit in my home for GAL FRIDAY TO: JAMES R. JOHNS, JR. Sabal Point Prop to George R. En?. rm. is 24'x.56', w-indoor clerical experience; or an 533.500! New 235 Homes, 4 pC?. inlerest to go down every 10 days 2621 S Nay, Longwood. ° the chlorine feeder and housing swimming ai.ta etc Ideal for C al I Bart Address Unknown working mother. Mon. fliru Fri. water fall & fish pond. 3 or Davis & wf Alberta 13., Lot 21, . equivalent combination of Sanford Ave. 322 1191 Account payable experience. qualified buyer. $30,000 to Lewis E. Hall, $75 Osceola Trail, weekend campsite. Approx. 212 YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED system for th, drain field effluent Reliable. 332.4129. Whisper Wood at Sabal Pot Un 2. BR's, swimming pool, all 00 SUPER I BR 2 bath home in Ray. training and experience. Ability Sat 10 5 REAL ESTATE Possible management position. $38,000. Low down payments. TuesFni. 9 18.5$ Casselberry, 8. Elissa D. Bass, $1300 Call Mi. E. off SR 3)6. and general clean up, reseeding of ______________________________ canal leading to St. Johns River. 3202 520200 • that an action for Dissolution to type 40 wpm. Performs Park! C H&A, w w carpet, coy. REALTOR,322.749$ BUILDER. 322-2257. Sanford Avenue, Sanford. (303) 322-3021. the upper drain field surface area Arthur B. Biankenship & WI Marriage has been filed against $125,000. _______________________________ scr. porch. overlooks lake! I3PP various clerical and general AAA EMPLOYMENT flng to and the distharpa header and _____________________________ David J. Hladky, 2515 Orange Dorothy E. to Fred H. Kaltenbach & and you are required to serve a copy offIce duties are required. WARRANTED. Just 5.19,5001 912 French Ave. MAYFAIR EXECUTIVE HOME ________________ S acres near Geneva, electric. 67 Avenue, Sanford & Sharon K. _____________________________ WI Christina L, Lot 2. BIk 17, No car needed I This 2 BR, 1 b of your written defenses, if ar,y, on Chlorinator housing area. (corner Open Sun. Pool planned, designed 10th & French) ft. well, trees. Real nice lake Summerlin, P.O. Box 218, Lake BE Poultry, beef, pork, fish. Free INC. PROPOSALS REAL ESTATE ASSOCIMIESWILL ',: 1(81308 located near Weathersfield 2nd Add, 53.600. Evelyn 0. Golden, P.O. Box fl03, home Is cony, EQUIPMENTOPERATOR I 323.5176 w____________________ for easy living. LB with plenty of fish. 323.43259 too. Mary: delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford JOIN SANFORD'S SALES PUBLICLY OPENED AND READ Roy 0. Sheppard & wf Margaret Sanford, Florida, 37771, as Attorney . shopping, churches & school, in ____________________ Some experience in the operation woodburnlng FP, DR. Fern. _'ms. REALTOR'" Sammy Rodriguez, 418 20th Street area. 322-2374. Sam's Portion LEADER' WE LIST & SELL F. to Ella L. Brookover sgl., LotS, forthePetitioner.Wifeinthisactlon, ALOUD immediately after the cxc. cond & prIced right it of trucks and other automotive Pinebreeze Farms is now ac. Rm.. double carport 8. shop. Sartto!d & Lisa K. Jenkins, Rt. 1, Meats. 701 Bldg. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! expiratIon of the time established 01k B, San Sebastian Hights, Un 1., and -. 339 0509 equipment. Completion of the cepting applications for This lovely 3 BR, 2 bath home on Box 232.11, Sanford. EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN DAY E. Altamonte Dr. JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO.11 ' IS, $72,900. the Circuit Court inand for Seminole above for receipt of Proposals. eighth school grade. Knowtedge 3390305 production-workers on 2 beautiful French Provincial both day 130' lot I houses from Lake aoh.,$peaks,.p,O. PEAS U RESIDENTIAL PICK IN THE WANT ADS. 322 2611 or County. SPECIFICATIONS Florida, Sanford, Florida, DRAWINGS, country? Lovely cedar Like the of traffic and safety rules and DeBery I. Join M. Soul. . & nIght shifts. We offer comrn loveseats 5375 pr., must be seen Monroe. Close to hospital, Sanford's Sales Leader (beside WTRR Radio Station) $32,500-FISHING. 2 BR 2 B, CB. 53)9993 AND PROCEDURAL OOCU• Donald H. Strange 8. w Bennie G. on or before'tPie'fith'day otJUly, County.4.2, seeds rlr. Owner''shingled. 3 BR, 1 b horn, on 2½ aguI.tIoea,.a of grau$one psiltive pay I. full company to be appreciated. I Niagara James M. Thomon, 600 Park marina & shopping. any cx - Worm Free wC HIA, canal front, boat 372.4195 ' '' " ' 1919. Otherwise, a Jucigement may MENTS ' "'"'''" '" holding. $24900.' '-' - ' acres, lots of trses' abovv to take to avoid accidents. benefits. Please apply lfl person message chaIr like new. Cost Avenue, Sanford & Mikkl K. Sund. to Robert C. Adams & wf Minnie S tras. Only $74,900. Ciii Pat 322 house 8. ?enctd yd. Welaka, Fl. Drawings, Specifications and be entered against you for the relief Lot 31, Spring Oaks, $51,300 ' Knowledge of principle of ground pool, even a riding lawn only at 3601 S. Sanford Ave., it -, $650 sell for $295. 226 S. Elliott vaIl. 7109. 322• 2420' Procedural Documents may be demanded in the Petition. Duplex w-extra lot, 529,egQ, Milton B. Fulton & wf Lynda D. t ,,.. automotive equipment & skIll in mower 8.1g. sc porch for your to Sanford, Fia. EOE. Ave. 322 11)5. Ro4rl J. Youngkin, 991 Sharon 3 BR 1½ 8, 536,000-LIKE NEW. WITNESS MY HAND AND obtained upon application at the relax in on th.0 hot summer SANFORD- No QualIfying! 3 BR WillIam R. Curtis sgl., Lot 43, use of same. Licensed by the Cuur?pPviedo & Mary B Meade'. CB, w.0 H&A, well, fenced bk ANYTIME officec,f Clerk, Dietzand Associates. SEAL Of this Court, this 21st day days. $33,500. Winthur Manor, %5,3 State of Florida isa Chauffeur. 2 B. FR, sng. garage, 1 yr. old. * yd, practically new appliances. Englneet's, Inc., $00 West Fulton BATEMAN REALTY,'" assume mort at9 $5000 awn 1. 51-Household Goods James K. Higgins & wf Peggy A. June, 1979 Multiple Listing Service CHRISTMAS IN JULY WAREHOUSE Street, Sanford, Florida, " New lIsting 4 yrs, young, SEAL) upon the pct., 2nd. will consider Sm. toGabeW.Stewart Ill &wtSusanH. Reg. Real Estate Brolier 3 BR 2 APPLY IN PERSON TO: $41,000-I YEARS OLD. 3 BR 2 B, Payments $250 PITI. 1-851-3781. payment of a deposit of $25.00 per Creative Expressions 332U12 B, C H&A, nice cor. lot. Will go DIVORCES Arthur H. Beckwittt, Jr. WORKER SEMINOLE COUNTY 762 Sanford Ave. Lot 31 01k B, Sweetwater Oaks Sec 321.0739 -. 2565 set. The deposit shall b in cash, or VAor Clerk of the Circuit _______ $137,000. ' ....,Good with figures. PoIIII'5._aIL.. ..'±4P. LT.IL ....,,..... CF$,,FFJ.CF. ,,,.Aft.Hs.3fl.7#.rn,M,__-. 4 .__ ...__-. U,, ;.,y.. .ao1ord Furniture c41. .b - ________ j_as. t'r'. 4-'.." . (I-.. _____________ ______________________ ......-.p C. thaCkdrawnpay.ufj"Ttiark, Dicta By: June I. Curtis ___________________________________________ vancement. Seminole County 17925 ol'jiT'2 8771 ba.iiEpj,1o9cr;deporl, COUNTRY ACRES vac JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Dr. and Associates-Engineers, Inc. The _____________________________ Deputy Clerk REALlY WORLD. W.GarnettWhlte (QCD) FF On to Robert Peck & Manpower Division Daytona Beach & Arlene J. Caplin. $6500-) ACRE FARM, paved St., Branch Office 323-2222 Pool, lakeview, large lot. 4 BR, 2 Publish: June 24, July I, I, 15, 1979 deposit for each set will be refunded Beg. Real Estate Broker Edwin J. SIlbernagle & Barbara Marion T., Carport un No. C,-?, Lk 109 North Park Avenue AAA EMPLOYMENT trees. Only $500 dwn & 580 bath, C H&A, carpet. choice 52-Appliances to bonafide bidders upon return of DEK111 JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. Villas Condo., $1,000 L. Siisrnagle. 912 FrinchAve. Sanford, Florida monthly. _________________ ADVERTISING school area. $52,500. the Contract Documents In geod TOWN HOUSE ST.JOHNSRIVER4$+or.ecres. Dennis L. Jarvis & WI Barbara 1. 107 W.Coinmercial _________ Beverly A. Campbell 1. Talles R. (corner 10th & French) condition If not later than fIfteen 2 houses 4 BSS Shop inc. Exc. Phone3fl.7$$1, Sanford Parts, to Donald E. Chapman & WI Campbell. KENMORL WASHER 323.5176 Various other CETA positions are S180,000-LONGW000 LAKE SALES CONDO PARK AVENUE SPECIAL 3 BR, 1½ beth, corner (IS) days following the award of a Fish camp Sites! Good Termsl Service. Used Matuines Forrest F. J. McClure Jr. & Maureen A., Lot 4, 61k 4, N Orl Sth available, please Inquire at the FRONT. 33 acres w.beeutlful NOTICE OF PUBLICHEARING 2 BR 1'2 B $28,500, Terms. Retrig, An aggressive salesper. lot fenced. 126.500. xperlencett maintenance supr. Contract. Any non.bldder upon Add, $3) $85,000! (CIa) MOONEY APPLIANCES Catherine E. McClure. above offIce. trees, 000' lake front, great for WANT ADS ARE BLACK 1. range. disp. & OW. Applyln person Sanford Nursing Presentation of the Recom. returningsuchasetwlilber,funded Son Is needed for 373 0697 or WHITE AND READ ALL estate, investment $000 & Cony. Home 950 Mellonvllle 6.34 ACRES- Oakway & Sanford OVER, AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY development. HAL COLBERT,'REALTY The Real Estate Agency mended Transportation System sales and service of New Tappan gas ranges, below Properties, Inc. Drawings, Specifications and Ave. Wooded w good access. EMPLOYER Plan for the Orlando Urbanized _________________ ME-ED A-SERVICEMAN? yesiffl Locatedon St. Johns Rlver.3 BR 2 , REALTORS wholesale- left oven from going INC. established other Contract Documents and may be 532,000 Area br the Year .I. Rag. Real Estate Broker find him listed In our Business H. Ernest Morris, Sr. out ot business sale- 3 doubte REALTOR 3237832 B. 60x24 dbl wIde In lovely well . examinedatthetoiIowInglgcati 243S' S. French (17-92) Sanford advertisers. A great Notice is hereby given that Eves 322 1568 Ca113230061 Service Directory. Peg. Real Estate Broker oven & 8 sIngle oven Prices maintained Eve.3221152,322'U87.322'7177 Leisure Clark, Dicta and Mao. World 10 ACRES-Lemon Bluff Rd. 323.5324 public hearing will be held by the * _____________________________ future for a self-start290 N. 1792. Casselberry, Fl. start at 5212 25. Sanford Fur Mobile Home Pk. Don't let this ciates.Englneers, Inc. Cleaned! Terms! $fl,000t Orlando Urbanized Area 831 8200 Eve. 862-3655 niture Salvage, 1797 So of get iwayll Call todayl 300 West Fulton Street er. Previous sales ex24-Business Metropolitan Planning OrganIzation Opportunities CEMENT FINISHER Sanford. 3778771 Sanford, Florida 32771 25ACRES- Sipes Ave. Marquette. at the Loch Haven Art Center perlenc,e needed. TELLlTLlKElTl5.Fram,hOm OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT I BLOCK LAYER S acre mini ranches from Audllorium, 2416 North Mills 42-Mobile Homes 1303 Elliott, needs a handy man. ' -s Join the fastest growing Chain of Salary plus commis. Dodge Plan Room 527.0001 53-TV.Radio.SterUO Avenue, Orlando, FL on 'Tuesday, Make an offer. Asking ss,soo, women's fashion shops in U.S.A. 611 Wymore Road, Experienced preferred. Excellent slon with full cornJuly 1?, 1979 at 7:30 p.m. The pur. See our beautiful new BROAD. We discount fIrst quality top " Suite 204 COMPARE THESE FEATURES: 31.7 ACRE GROVE- Longwood pose of the public hearing wIll be to pany benefits. Apply Home Video TV. recorder DOWN ON THE FARM MORE, front & rear BR's. name brands. si,soo provides newer WInter 3. Markham Rd. & SR 46. $750C per Park, FlorIda 32719 present the recommended tran. eMOBILE HOMES AT COST I year old, must sacrifice, $500 everything. Call Mr. Weaver GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 1R2 B'FR,saclud.dsacresw:.' in person to: AAA EMPLOYMENT acrel sportation system plan for the 377 1893 3803 Orlando Dr. 323-5200 collect 615.352.0762. housa,barnhflsh pond. Westof ?. 912 French Ave. Central Florida BuIld. •FREE MOVE IN WITHIN 100 MILES A MONTH Orlando Urbanized Area for the San'ord. 10,730, VA&FHA Financing RON BECK. comer lOth&Fr.nch _______________________ GUYS BBQ-AII equip. & fur en Exchange Year 2000 as prepared by con. •ITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED 323.5176 nishingsl Excellent potential! 820 Irma Avenue 54-Garage Sales sulfants of the Florida Department 2*-Apts. & Houses 1975 Lamore Mobile Home. 12*65, ADVERTISING Orlando, FlorIda 32503 of Transportation and to IdentIfy $140,000! _____________________________ FAMILY SECTIONS and 3 Bdr, 2 B. complete with skin. IDULT ONLY To Share those elements of the plan that are Garage Sale-7193 Orange Ave. ting and patio awning. 3226767 DIRECTOR Sales REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Florida Construction RePort Like new saddle, Il Pit Bull financially feasIble, The recom. or 83)7466. JOIN M.F share furn. houseW. Sanford. SANFORD'S 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd SALES puppies. 3738077. mended plan includes both Western MON..SUpI. SR.427 LEADERI WE LIST EVENING HERALD Havefans-noAC.$iOOmo. + 15 C1RRIAGE Winter Park, Florida 32792 SELL ." : Bypass and Eastern Parkway new i s' Mobilehomel2'xOO'. 9:00A.M. 2Mi.E.obIl.92 util. 322.9102. MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE! highway facilities as well as other 20R,furn.,mintcond. ______________________________ 5:00P.M. SANFORD Yard Sale- Sat . Sun 9 till. 8L JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. PROSPOSAL GUARANTY 300 N. French Ave. 8160 improvements to the existing street -COVE 322 3*53 I BR, 2B older frame home, w.w Pasadena Ave., Longwood Each Proposal shall be ac 1 end highway system. The plan also 2 -Roons Sanford, Florida carpet, Ben Franklin F P 7 Drapes, chiidrens & womens Sanford's Sales Leader companied by a certified check or features mass transit Im. INTERNATIONAL organization ___________________________ ceiling fans. $22,000. Call us to.-..4 clothing, toys & misc. an acceptae form of Proposal " provements, consisting of the im. needs career mInded repro. 5101 Guaranty in an amount equal to at plementation of a Park.N.Rid, sentatives to wrvice and in. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Yard Sa1e7433 Laurel Ave. Plants, "S.'. system throughout crease the urbanized least five (SI percent of the amount Weekly & established accounts. monthly rates. Inquire tools, studio couch, wardrobe, Legal Notice Law maintenance on the outside ot ' area and the development of a fixed of the Proposal, payable to the order _____________________________ Must have a car and be boo. S. Oak 141.7113. dishes, odds & ends. Throw rugs, this 3 BR, 1 B home. Gas heat & ... of the Semiile County Housing ANYTIME guideway (light rail) transit system dable. Call collect now for fans, many others. Fri. thru completely fenced. $37,900. in the Walt Disney World.Oqlando authority as a guaranty that If the NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS P0nal interview. Monday thru Thurs Multiple Listing Service p,1ns 0posahl5ac01d,theui'm Un(urnished International Airport Corridor. NAME STATUTE Thursday, Tom Kilgallon, 9 Doll house for newlywed or retired the Contract, and a: At the hearing, the Metropolitan execute a.m..S p.m., 401.955.4493. file ac. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: couple.Hat15R,Fp5neww.w 2565 MOVING SALE Planning Organization will provide ceptable Performance Bond wIthin Notice is hereby given that Ih, Country Living. Large 1 BR carpet 8. all newly renovated. 7111 DeColtesAve. tin (10) days after the award of the undersigned, pursuant to the an opportunity for IntereSted per. REALTORS PARK Sanford Apt. washar.dryer, all' Do It Nowl Near Downtown. $24900. Mon& Tues9 I Contract. sons or agenci to be heard "Fictitious Name Statute' ctapter with electric liIt,chen, C H&A. Like respect to the Social, economic, and ' $63.09, Florida Statute, will register An Equal OpportunIty new. $200 me., witha deposits requIred. DON'T STORE IT, SELL IT , TINE AND environmental effects of the plan, CONTRACT Yard Sale, Fri. Sat $8 Furn.. with g Clerk of the Circuit Court, EmpleyerM.F Call evenings 322.1495. law cost Classified Ad. REAL ESTATE household, personal articles, Written statements may be sub. LIQUIDATED DAMAGES In and for Orange County, Florida, • Work under this Agreement shall upon receipt of proof of the ASSOCIATES NEEDED books for teachers 8. students, mitted at the hewing or to the East Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramIc 63 acres-frontage on Osceola Rd. Central Florida Regional Planning be commenced upon written notice publication of this long playing records, pop. the tic. $150. Adults, furniture $10. Best terms. William Malic. ABSTRACTOR.$EARCHER to proceed, and shall be completed classical & christian. 102W. 19th titious name, towIt: Council, the staff agency to ffi. RAZOR'S National title company has im. 141.1113. zowski Realtor 327.7953. ALL FLORIDA REALTY Me I rap o lit an St. Con of Elm, Sanford. P Ian ni g within 40 calendar days of the EDGE under wllch I am engaged in mediate opening for cx. ' commencement Of the Contract Organization. The Metropolitan isinsu 'at Executive Point OF SANFORD REALTOR ,. Quarter acre lots heavily wooded 1 BR- $199 up. Pool. Adults only, perienced abstractor.searth.r. Planning Organizati 23445, French Ave. BuildIng, 101 Wymofe Road, Unit will be Time as defined in lh. General near DeBary. $2,000 each. 55$ on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Apply in person iI west is? St. GARAGE SALE r.cnditioiis of the Contract. taking final review and approval No. 01 itt the City of Altamonte 3320231, 323.7173, 322.0779 U$6 or IS) 20)9. Blvd. on 11.92 in Sanford. Call s.nfwia. • SAT. & SUN. 9 till S • action on the Year 2000 plan at their In cane of failure to Complete the $oeings, Florida. ____________________________ 323-WO Mariner's Village. :.Don't Stop Your Newipaperl 6IOMAGNOLIAAVE. aMord-$17 mo., Inc. P8.1, taxes meeting of July 76, 1929, WOrk within the time named herein That the party interested in said ins. 3 BR, bath, carport, State 4S.A-itaf Maps and other withIn such extra time as may. busineis enterprise is as follows: -tin,, in. slop' 'Tsacting posItion open working AND THINK A recently painted. LOCATION: I4 to Orange City'DeLand Exit • Go West on 15.A to 1792 • Go North to formation developed by the con. have been allowed by extensions, I swivel chair; I recliner; 1 swivel Thom John DeCaprlo Prog2eIly MINUTE.. .lF CLASSIFIED mornings with preschool Ref inanc or assume. 323432$. . - ___. %ultanl and the Metropolitan the undersigned agrees to pay the _______________________________ office chair; several occasional Dated at forest City, SeminoLi 15-A • Left to SR. 44 and follow bright blue Hontoon Island State Park SIflS to Bolts children, Degree required, Send ADS DIDN'T WORK THERE be Owner Planning Organlzati LesVIII sea wsgkoq. longerandconc,,n.d will tables; carpets; twin bed or have the Owner withhold County, Florida, July 9, 1979. WOULDN'T BE ANY. resume to 00* 26 cO Evening Free listing BROCHURE write: fyou'reinthebusinessof building Landing Rd. • 3 miles from beautiful DeLand, Fia. available for public inspection at the from such sums an may be due him Publish: July 13, 72, 29, AUgUSt , spreads; other items 726 S. :' about mlsslng all the area news? your CHEROKEE LAND CO Herald. P.O. Box 1657, Sanford, buslnes. . use _____________________________ the East Central Florida Regional the amount of s.00 per calendar Elliott Ave. 3224115. 1979 , 32711. We'll b. happy to sae your newspapers Classified Ads Often. Murphy, N. C. 25906 TERMS: 10% Day of Sale • Balance tn 30 Days 'Financing Available by Local LCI1(JeI ______ / Planning Council from July, I,?, day in liquidated damages In ac DCLII .-..- at NO EXTRA CHARGE. Call us when you ______ Furnished through July Ia,' 979 during regular cordance with Article 16 of the ____________________ Competitive Rates return, we'll dIllver your papers we've office toIjr. Sales'j Acce 5-B Supplementary O.nor•i Conditions, 47-Real Estate Wanted NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS Carpenter Helpers. Experienced City sewer and water • 2 bedroom and 1 bedroom units • carpeted. dli COflditIOfltJ(j' Mr. ClIff Guillet, MI..rlty isi, saved and resume regular delivery. 2 BR fully turn., including pans, only for work in Oeftoi, Call NAME STATUTE nfords most weli.known pro. Executive Director The goal for participation by TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: diStill, silver, linens. TV 1. all all appliances • clubhouse • swImming pool • 8 acres .boat (Jock and slips • 2 ROIfSON MARINE L'ing your home & creait? I will p.m.. 9p.m. gresslve Sales Volume Leader East Central Florida Minority Business Enterprises 10 utilities. Daily, Weekly, Mon. 2927 Hwy. 1192 catch up back payments & buy NotIce is hereby given that the bedroom-2 bath house • 50' boat slip • carpeted • 1600 sq. ft. • 1/2 aCre s nelds Associate,, experienced elevator Regional Planning Council fulfilling the ti sand nenditions thly, Shenandoah Village. 323• Sanford, FIa 32171 equity. 332.0216. undersIgned, pursuant to the Put a or newly licensed Howl any and all Contracts 1011 Wymore Road, Suite 10$ career in Real Estate call sea walls • landscaped • large oak trees and much more! 2920. ,' Issued Ms "fidN tfame Statute," Chapter Winter Park, FL 32719 Realty World, bem edlN1d Real Estate MV Pes' 1977 16 ft. "Stinger" Bass boat, ISO Agency June Po'zig 2235331. Large Listing Inventory 47-A--Mortgages 8ougN Publish June 111 July 15, 1979 (20 pcI.) of titetolal contract award. II$J9, Florida Statutes, will register Inspection Dates: July 15-20 -. 1-6 P.M. Mercury engine, Thrust trolling AptI, for Senior Citigens. Down. with Clerk of the Circuit Court, in DEK 62 Ioominant Advsrtslsing a' motor, Excellent condition, ISOld town, very clean 8. roomy. See ____________________ and for Seminole County. Florida OWNER'S ShIfTS RISIRVID 'a' 40 Hour Sales Training For Information and Color Brochure Call. Jimmie Cowan, 311 Palmetto $5,100. Call after S weekdays 322 upon rcspt of proof of think-it classified ads didn't me Owns reserves the right to IMemberRealtorslERA Ave. $641. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st P. 2nd work, there WOuldn't be anyl ,ntsnofics, the tidttious name. to. Nalionai Referral ServIce relict any or ad Prepasals and to wit: TEXATUNE under which i ,. MORTGAGES. B. Legg, Lic. Fuil.Time Office Supervision IS It. Squall King fiberglas, lOhp waive any ififormalltj or ..ct to Sanford Studio-efficiency one Mtg. Broker. 125 No. 4-0 erage in business at LET'S BE HONEST technicality In a PrsaI In the Evinructe motor, trailer, carpet, person only, all eiec., air, w.w Compatible Associates Wymore Rd, Altamonte. g C. Highway 426 If you Weren't looking tor a new interest ftf the Owner. Over 22 Years Experience rec. seats, Extras. Exc. cond. car, $149. flCI?. f! _________________________________ .: ( 162.7113 asIefoerry. Florid. Tomorrow Realty I Auction Co re you woutn't ba ra.1ng 1725. 322 13i2. Dtsu: July 2,' lvii That the party ilderestod in said : this ad. end if we weren't looking 4 room furnished duplex. 24th St. & (SEAL) • confidential discussion of P.O. 1328 • L3ngwood, FIa. 32750 business enterprise is as follows: for someone to dea lob thisad lit 1. last months rent. Adutts. your career in Real Estate, call By: .1. Thomas Wilson III P,.rty j, jii '." wouldn't be here. It you want the Glenn A. Biackmore. Broker 62-iwnGardefl Newly decorated. 323.5451. Herb Stenstroen, Realtor-Owner ( Executive Director Doted at Cesselberi'y, Seminole opportunity to earn Three to Publish July 1, 10, 13, 15, 15. 22. N at 3fl20. County, Florida, Jun II, 1979, Five Hundred dollars a week, Sanford studjo apt. everything For Sale: 2 spaces, 2 concrete Lawnmower sales & Service. We and 76, 1979 Pub4istt' July 1, 5. 15,22, 1579 call 1.500-432.1403 I.ylirn. (Or furnithedtr.:l'n,tlttt(as.$tS0 vaults, Marble Basa fr bri.ue Stenstrom Realty, sell lbs best & scr,lci the rest. DEL.25 DEL2 Rain or Shine • Sale on Property • Under Tent 'no. 300 S. Oak. $117153. recorded message. plate. Value$3,32$. Will sacrifice Western Auto • $1,500. For info call O4.77S-7461 301 W 1St St 327 4103 1 .5 ,. ,. 4, I OCCUPATIONAL LICENSES HOU0 MANAGEMENT TRAINEES I I U I U S S 41-Houses ,u6css ___ .., ç111q L 11 .R..9 L:fTJlT ' REALTY I u,.....uIIU.IU 62-Lawn-Garden ' a-Junk Cars RabOrn '- -' .,sjrs.s ,.s.. From StOto 5.50 Call 3)? 1621 322 1-tAO 62-A--Farm Equip. -- Top Dollar Paid for junk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 5990 --- --- RU IL DI NGS! Special factory purchase on ,ll steel, clear span for 3Ox48'x12' buildings 3.991 00. 40'x18'xll' for 4.986 00. 5.981 00. br 10'x7?'x 11' 6.911 00. for .*8'x72'x II' _____________________________ 78-tvtorcycIes I --_________________17 YAMAHA 750 5)400 323 00)9 - F 0 (1 factory All buildings include 25 lb wind load and large double sliding door Call a m to S p rn 331 collect - - _____________________ 65-Pets.SUPPI1eS - . - __________________________ - .. _: Harold Hall -________________ , ________ - -. _____ Eat REALTY ___________ 0 24 HOUR EH 322-9283 S '. . .....-. Il-Instructions I '' ' •,. l$-lliIpVsnd 1EAtTORS - . - 68-Wanted to Buy __________________________________ '. Cash 322-4132 - . 1972 Dodge ',T Pick up Long bed 6cyi good cond .51350 322 2319 -- Wanted Appliances repairable Wa s h e r s. con d i Ii on refrigerators. etc Kelloggs Auction 323 7050 80-Autos for Sale ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used. any condition 6418126 1973 AMC Gremlin Std. trans A LU000 LOflU LOW VII 323 8432 5995 'lBGranada, Air Cond. PS. PB. AUTO 5.5000 322 6335 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES Sanford Fur future S,iilvaqe 32? 8121 Looking for garden equipment? Read today's classified ads for good buys -- 72-Auction , .. - 1969 Chevrolet truck with 18 ft body, runs strong, lift tail gate. $3750 Sanford Auction. 1715 S French Avp 323 7310 Larry's Mart. 715 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furnilure Pelrig Stoves, lOOIS. ___________________ ROIBUE'S '. -. 79-Trucks-Trailers _______________________ -- - 1976 MT 125, 5.177 mites Fair conditiOn, $750 as is 323 9136. after S p m _________________ sprinijer Spaniel p,55 3210039 '. ' _____________________ . Motorcycle insurance lILA! P AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7110 ______---- ______ Removed us YELLOW SAND Call Dick Lacy 323 1580 __________________________________ ,- .. -- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '69 to '15 models Call 3399100 or 831 1605 (Dealer) For 1-stati' Cor'u,uit'ric,il 8. RI'Si dential Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's Auction. 32) 5620 - - 1973 Plymouth Valiant Excellent condition. Small V 8. auto, air. PS. PB, 5.995 373 1730 C PUBLIC AUCTION •MON., JULY 16, 7PM. Assorted desks, chests, dressers. BR & DR suites, bunks, dinettes, TVs. couches & chairs LOTS 0- NICE CLEAN FURNI. TURE. VISA-MASTER CHARGE CAS J000R SIZE DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, I mite west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, will hold a pubtic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday at 1:30.11't the only one .SANFORD AUCTION.) in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 901 755 8311 fOr 1215 S. French 323.7340 further details ______________________________________________ - REALTY ' - -. . k ____________________________________________ - .-__--__- - .. United new Going On ( U U U U U I SundQ - Noon FridQ . - S UIISSIUIISUSSUI * DEADLINFS Noon The Dcy Before PublicQtion Sunday, July 15, 1979-9B Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - _ . . Air Conditioning Home Repair _____________________________ ____________________________ Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322 1771 PRONTO Home RepairsElectrical, plumbing, carpentry. painting 377 1031 - Appliances Lawn.Garden _____________ .. - __________________________ Alan's Appliances RelrigeraloonACRepair Licensed 373 0039 American Sod 831 2200 BAHIASOD$34(lOOsq Ill Free Del. on 1400 sq. ft or more AutomotIve Service Lawn ?Mlntenance - - --------------- - - ----- - -. Western Auto 301 W Isl .l Automotive Service, tune up. brakes, tail PiPe. etc Ccrtified Lawn & Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 323 8719 Mowing After5 - ' CHALENGE. OPPORTUNITY , - .. ; - ____________ 322-2420 . AUCTION ________________________ ______________________ 9 c:;: 52 CONDOMINIUMS I HOUSE ST. JOHNS RIVER FRONTAGE 11:00 A.M. SATURDAY JULY 21 ______________ ________________ Lot Us Save _______ _______ For Toul L.awn Service TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harniett'S Beauty tdoO4 General Landscaping R0sy specialists, top soil & till dirt, E. Is? St., 322 5747 --'4 auw CaraiTlic Tile MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our sprcielly 25 yrs. Ep. 869 8542. ('essmaking - Alterations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery 322 0707 ____________________ 31-Apartments Real Estate _____________________ The __________________ (305 8623363 '. & BN e.A metsiy I WW -. - ....-q ._•. •. ••• , -.-,' w ,---__ .ssi.-i- .- ' - - ' . .......... -- 4,. -- ..ac. - ,, _ ,_,____,___• . . - 4 . . , I, ,, -- .- - - -- - Office Cleaning __________________________ Custom Obtice Cleaning, commer cial, new cons?. Lic bonded & ins. Quality service everytime Ph. 373 031) or 665 5954. . Painting Home Improvements ____________________________ Picture Perfect Ext. Painting Free Es?. Lic. 13 pct. diSc. to Sr Cit. 3396066.6651335. Man, quality operation exp, Patios, Driveways elc.WayneBeai3v 137) INSULATION-Batting, blowing, RACO Foam, fiberglas & CeIlu lose. Lowest prices Call 371 0839 or 901 731 6101 collect Plastering Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed I. Bonded Call 322 7780 -. __________________________ Ewening Ilciuld .,. ISC's Mobile home washing & waxing Restores original shine & prolongs paint. Guaranteed streakless & spotless windows From 520 to 540 3234151 anytime - ______ 1 .' ..............V. ik Hones .1 ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet Supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond, cages. 332 57. 8 I - JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY!! 1, Grooming&Boardng _________________________ - . .uy...V - . ______ Call Ck'culsflorn 322.261 -- _____________________________ .1 __________________________ ' Beauty Care 323. *1 '' .!.. !a) -- - CUSTOM HOME BUILT REMODEL ING 8. REPAIR SG.BAL,INT&ASSOC. 322.5465 Railings -- PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 3230179a1ter530 FreeEit. Cuslombuilt ironwork.-. Window guards, gates e4c MarI.n's333 liii 339 7693 - stYourBusiness.... DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 WM - 1 - ii- - - -. ? '' - "I - ____________I -- -. - ' . - '4:.' �Sunday, July IS, 1979 106—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I . - - -.. -' - -.• '--'::-: "•- M01FOR.W , 70 :-: 'cu '-' S ' S 'T4 want to bea part QfyouzTdayl From that frying pan of breakfast bacon, to:* rnIdight snack, and for special familyget-togethers and holiday meals, the good food starts at WINN-DIXIE. We're a family of friendly folk, always glad to help. Just ask. We want, to be a part of your day . ' JULY 15 -' •• - i ,. PDItfC tnnhl QUANTITY RIGHTS - 18 RESERVED •• DON STORES, INC. _____ I- - . I .'_" ',,,,.. '- 4.,' - I ,.) p PRICES GOOD IN ALL W.D STO IN THE FOLLOWING COUNTIES •, - - ........... 3 . ' LS .''' OSANGI. S1MINO(f, OSCtA, UIVAID. VOIUSIA, LAKI CITRUS. CHAILOTII SUMPTII. 7F WESTERN CORN FED PINKY PIG PORK '.uuuipp, USDA CHOICE WHOLE, UNTRIMMED FRESH OW SMOKED ECONOMY PORK CHOPS BONELESS SIRLOIN TIP BONELESS ROUND CENTER CUT 7 BONE SIRLOIN TIP ROAST CHUCK STEAK & 8 TO 12 LB. 3 SIRLOIN FULL ¼ FRESH OR SMOKED PORK LOINS SLICED INTO LB. .i A—TVJELV( 4-oz. PATTIES CubeJ Steaks FRESH PORK LOINS CENTER CUT • . Tip OWE SMITHRIID AflU PI1 " 141 $'19 £ BAG SAUSAGE OWE SMITHFIELD - FRESH PORK LOINS CENTER CUT THIN MINUTE - OSCAR MAYER REGULAR AND ALL BEEF DflJ DAACT • $19 RAItIA II. FRESH PORK LOIN BONELESS CENTER CUT ROLLED & - TIED RICH'S SLICED - PORK ROAST.. . . . .. . SMOKED TURKEY • Is Is , c • , . IA1IAhI U&I . . lILlAflRIfl.*s.&s,*o. I. . • -. 9' SLICEDHAM ...i:...i.. ,.. • . . - JONES SLiCED LIVER ••' ... • 1iss .. 0. 9' CAICA1 ,, ••.• . .• GWALTNEY : . . . DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau LB. iL_J MARKET FRESH Chuck Roast • LYKES OU THIN SLiCED GLAZED OS..- SANFORD, ' FLORIDA (IN 345 BOXES ONLY $2.97) IE. 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I /N5PIA/N6, /W7 /1 ' 4JCIiN y 1--Tl),QL'f (*274 rt'Tucs .4rip-i/p t 'PT THE I?,E 5IpFN9 5A Hf IOPtZ' 70 .%' Ar71 ,sv,q4v iAav - 10il FMIE .W 7/15 AWIrMfi',%V 4;ZF . \ 4 7F4'1 cV cVJTAAP 55R1't M4AhVNQ ____A --'L - - 9 - HOS1t$ I PEPPERONI-. . ....... : WILLIES, ' AIVDH• • • • • , • BAG COc ILit '-.---- HAPPY HONE :- - HAMWICH . .-.•. . ....-9" CORN DOGS .. . . . . . . 'p $169 - -.t H/S 1OaNRAC, ir 7115 /1X% 4445 1AVL'ZJcRJTr r i 5? 7/W By C'i,5' [_ &I J 446AZ/N5. I r' 0 t 6 , In z 7.5 -• - :-; SAVE 30 .:mem MAID CHEK :,'.- -.. .' - --&;- ' SAVE 2$' . "TOR •-...COID. : FRUIT DRINKS COCKTAIL 14 39 . IVAN I 1 CAN. -. . . ._S I ..._ ......... -- 'cw YOUR FEEr, SWINE, AND 5ERVE (1$ REFRESHMENT F/ )r FOR GiN TLE4IN.' - !?1" .1'. t• •,..• 19 0111 51 ..-•-- - THE INNKEEPER NAMES A MODEST SUM. 'WHAT! you PARE 70 CHEAT M)&E kMGH7S.P Fcw ThAT )V WILL AY (/5 POME, ELSE )(4c' W/ bWLL BE A WIDOW ,.. - IJJj5: . 5p ':' •. . •-. : .: -. -. ' L4 -. • •. • '•'/ •;" I PAL JI - 141.- MNJSTA$$1D -. '; 'S ,1.... i'i.c'- •., .*G. -- ,. -*01 : . . ..is IrS. .3A0L..i9! .p .j__.__J_ - P ,* L P.1'-- 79 C rw .-.-'- ,,... ,.. - GAL.N GOES SWIFTLY TO THE LAPY ENIP'$ ROOM AND SIPS HER PRESS QUICKLY. THEN HE LOOKS FOR A PLACE TO HIPE HER. A CLOTHESPRESS PRESENTS THE ONLY PLACE. SHE ENTERS AND HE ARRANGES GARMENTS AROUND HER. SY WAY OF A SHEP ROOF ANP A RAIN PIPE GSALAN REACHES THE STABLES ANC) IN A FEW MOMENTS LOOKS AND SMELLS UK! A 5TAGLESOY. NEXT wEEK-The Courageous Squire �'W2 Wo# 4 •9 70 EASY POP FLV 70 , 7W RAP/0 ac NE RIVAL MAW VE" MRRIAIC MOVES OVER lbcO S1F'S1O7AkE I CAo 1. — 309M 1316 CiOLF 7: fjM '.: •• _ '. ___ PREP p7 çgip q CUP. LIKE / _______________________________________________ - U CAN CYIA06 I J' 5 (1 70 CMIAVS AVDWASLS/ — 4D VP WMARrEseS low ( 10 FOR OR RENr! ,, S • — ,,,, .... - WA wr=M 330AX M09=19 X CAME A 010THER M jaW. HAIR HER t--J r rwAr veqy +fohfcyvr. 917 IAL : ,,-" IJ! 1 I 71 CWT SWIM rn\ I CAN IT , SEAR~ PC THE TW Nor 41 ER A..AiN' 711 __ ANP I'LL OTHFR WAY ANCO btJ SURE SETTER owl Aw for rlds Oil* IT UR M V-IT ff 0 now Lt GOLF - — / ' OIC.AY - • i'rs S3o ••. / / ,., - ,,, s - _______ / ( 11 - • c_.Ep.Ara,$ ,. • J ' ,' — / ____ . 1 - ___ = ____ è - _________________ ____ ____ ______ / I / j•• - . . the old set above the one In the - S J • •I I - •. ___ I' -. ' • 7 I ___ - _____ I .- ___________ -':, ' '•. ____ new set. Would you believl Two guide arms are better than one, and the problem was solved. Healsotellsmeit Is possibl. tobuyanextraguldearmby Itself, Instead o the w •s They aren't expensive. J.G. I asked my handyman -type friend (he can fix anything, tea) about your hint and he shower cap. vw' . • __ . •,I \. \ - ' - s "- , toi . lo t - NOiN.. 1"VJo.. cAi.Js'rHeNIcs' / .. 1-2-EA FEAR HELOISE; PEPPER UPPERSI I read your column every Sunday because I enjoy It and DEAR HELOISE: because I've picked up dozens of terrific hints. When you print I take both ends off tuna fish an idea from (or for) a handyman-type husband, I always ask cans and use the resulting mine (because he can fix anything) if he knows about it. He rings to stand stuffed peppers usually does... In when cooking them. No However, he made a thought it was superl And so mcre dumped-over stuffed discovery this morning, and did two plumbers I asked, peppers. he's going to pester me until I My hat is off to all ingenious You can also use these to fry e nd it to you "because handyman-types who keep round eggs just grease the everyone with an old toilet things In this world In working inside of the can well first. nk should know about Wapple Our toilet would not stop without them, bless 'sm How about using these rings running after being flushed; Hugs, for hashbrowns7 M-m.m-m... and liggling the handle didn't Helots. H.lolsi help. He tried a number of TO CAP IT ALLI things, including buying anow ' DEAR HELOISE: tank ball set. Even that didn't To keep a decorative round do the trick. foot stool from becoming Then he got the idea of insoiled from everyday use, I stalling the guide arm from covered It with a clear plastic _______ J -- vERYOpY ON DECK FO ENEFLYSOW, .".T / •' • - _____________ I had a beautifully pro tective contoured cover with the lovely pattern showing through. Sandra Marine DEAR READER: This ls your column. Ityoj'd •o tshare HIt she a hint ask a eke a ' questi on or on r cars news H Helols. ATERRIFICTENI DEAR HELOISE: I'm only 10, but here is a tip from me... You can make an old shirt or blouse look bright and brilliant by sewing on some colorful beads. You can write your Initials, name, or a design with them. These shirts make good presents, too. Christina Brlschetto SUMMER VALENTINEI DEAR HELOISE' I read your column every week. Once I was telling my morn one of your hints and she asked me where I I told her I got it out of "Hints From Helolse," but I pronounced It Hello-see. She started laughing and told me the right way to say it. But, do you mind If I still say Hello-see? Gali,Ageio Not unless or until the oceans run dry, angel ... DoYOU mlndlf I say, "I love you, and loved hearing from you"? (I do, you know.) Always,H.loIse 7lS-79 (c)1Th King Y..tIMIIIIMM 5yndjc*w,Lc. �DY I I - ' Lee 44OLLeY. . 1OA'c'HOW DID I WLL6f1E SA OtJ~ PA I &AI6 '4J PAENTS11ANO 6H6 OWDJ YOU MEET ( WE)TTOME I HEOEI-OMEJ LIA4E iMMgOIATELY! MOThEI'? NMArH -\. ... CAR, - j - ::— THE KATZENJAMMER KIDS - 6 WOiJLI) CAit r 'E '5116 1L1&T V ME EVERVNIG4T! ALL'. 6rL%1M6 PgOM I AIleM ALtTO7H$R J NOWWOJLP 'i'OLJ LIKE TO 11AR ThE1CCf5?/ - MISS VAS FL4U(f ____ • YOUR MOTHER : WAS CRAZVABouT' I IF... by Mike Senich I C#4AJZE TD EFEWMITT TI 70BACCO __ CóCriJSES!! fC.ACTLJ5 N MV P1L.LOVE4..4RRR 1T Pi() MAY8 'MEM Fc My MoliTA \5TILLPL MAPE ICE CRF-AM MAMA A&AVE yr POT F 1,ItL 1 11* -'' POTHER HIM IT SA"a,5t4AME ON z- i5SRVIOLE $411N rELL',O-. _______ j$I ;. . • S • S I fm Pa m yr IJ, • - • . - • ___ - - • NZZLE 2&e -.4 flap ro 06 ILAD STONE FACE -WE FEEL WE'RE MAKING PROGRESS! WE TURN OFF OUR BED LAMPS AT THE SAME TIME N "YES, MA'AM, I GOT HIM TO BED PROMPTLY AT snow, 2 IV _ -LETS SEE, ON THIS FLOOR THAT MAKES 23'YES,* EIGHT'NO,'AND ONE'PROBABLY"" Ll "ENOUGH ABOUT THE E P A I HOW ABOUT YOUR D-1 S C 0 U N11" �the 61v brkk man small Soc fetu I HUBERT by Dick Wingert LF 1)(15-12 WaLL"' 1 IlLCOM F- - dt&I -r Ul I 1611 IL e •Qi • -. - _______________________ . 1 IND 01 fly M= Ilk II. rRk4Ji I. it 7~p I 1 I _ tJ IIf ' i;M ra WEE PALS - kid power You F46ADlv\! M CbJIX*4'1 PITth RI'S WAY &JT OF A ?APR - 1Th M %N, YOUR ,oN (flNKS! ____ r • .': ojA \fjUc4I1\QJ11N WU- WER6 1 ( FiL ¶Ht'5 'jouR <t'W1451ZI51 W B1(i MCUIW B 1CI4IW Or HAT PUNK of: JRV i ONE, II I'LL WAVE IPPER N ____ W ERE ' ___ -re' ----- CORIED C ORN r'._ ____ I bvMorrl. Turner - ____ -•___ _ -. 'POUQE DOING VUSMOULD6E AR- 0hK$ - �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 � 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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'•.. • -. • ., The instability in Lake Mary's city goverrsnent continued today as the city faced the possibility of a wholesale exodus of city hail staff members and two more policemen to better paying and more secure Jobe elsewhere. City Manager P1111 Kulbes told the •' . _____ F-'gjqj . , __ . • !!t Ii.t. UN! In FWAPUM" •• ,uu ',i _____ ''V ! W" lollowicts Me. Install a ________ Prewsy, buiit4n, wood - i 0~103 - ,4 i I . :j. or expen*a 1wondstion necessary. 25 year imrv' - , , %. i - ' . .1 I 314"*14%"*4$" kiSftSs.d aL.ATloII TIM Rai .,... . 2OYsarW Squsrs. JIS Sundis • OutidSCWfl$,.$'.....,l.$lS . 2Z4ZS yamweps" C, .1r... ove Casing?.. . . ........ .. . kwilsied ..1S IPong utility kimar, , G buior support $ . 1111.111 8 3$N j% - . jig - • 7,,,,,, Coy. SIUSNITI*IuN , 90 .... .. 0 ' •$ WA * .i.ss '.' H grain panane The following as also etrulibl* in Gsidc!.PI4Jhi*ss.as %ft, $u1f0oW ' *4'*S$Is. A &W& 8101111111, - d. , j1 i,: : ,.. n hardboard . I and pariels. 4'x SO / s s..'. . 4J1 2*4zN%" IPIUCI$TUOS ..'"" '..•.. "MM om Oellvuiy ispsip qfIijg I I - Iii - fl f14 so flI,j . . 160. - . 11 I I ,*.,a'uk Avenue HMft .•"• - - . '700so - •' ... .• . -. . . - - - ---. - - & - -_ -. - - - - -- - . . . .. Do h at .-1kiag use -' ling - . • •...-_.-p----- _-_.._-.,_--. -. - . •_____..__ - .__ ,. _ ..p--.-.. ,- -.. - - ._,.. .14 . -n--..-- . . StJ 3-A WeAkr . By DIANE PEThTE . The iity Is sdhis Is letalid U Ike ueithw.0 earner of 8er'an Ippialed the decision and was again turned down. county attorney said we would have to tasue it. NIIddI Weller j'-'---pq and UL 17's. on 5slsns Qisk. TaldN the cane to coat, 5alnaa, woo and the county appealed "We found out later that the court order dlda't apply to the land, $so.h C.y ddi made 'a eu.l be. b.." Is on k 1177, U flied a apdic4lis witk the cety aikiag to Ike de'1l. $,M(,nait won the appeal, but the cowity losing but just to Mr. SIIginan." a 1.4 dow pmit acne located Is the ss be aihiwed Is div the lad to plaatwgetahie gardeis ad raIs. again, finally raslised it had an recourse but to grant Seligman Harden said the new ownee will now have to apply for the semsalaRy alu. P"I anon, asees I. Ike hsnu pasmisdi. to chin hie land, necessary permit as Seligman did. He will have to prove be Is md's f1nar awj. M t Hudes advIsed the eoy e"r" 1 m going to use the property for agricultural purposes as It Is now Only by Ikis tbes, S4liui said, the cost of the litigation and esuor of Qas Citry Iay, Inc., Alliate "' 'a aes in the of lbs Heounak - il - OILVF ............................................IA 1.7-A swyIIh7Iswsskra"ldandlMthIou.actk1pvblk,." 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' 1V .1 Vi - 'I. . an • ijIj sj, ,• - eW MAV WVo I M VNVII NWO IS ad We booed w ,,. , • 1 1.51 in ballerhm . T N t,2 - • . ____ of Ow th WAY ft the Vir1ua'WdetOcQO1pI4.inthSGOiden Age Otymplce. Q'k a, "Baby Pace" "J Bcis" ac ;. 3W . - - Piece 314 * 12 *8' .,..,q., .......... 314"lrlo' 511 314"*12"x1" ... '. .. ... . ___ . .•. Is Jack (Twinkle Tom) O hnner. one ijg, rounde ' • 445 nuowpwssujs My '"_wv . " •••••..•... Polsid gracefully 2*4*S' . Each ."" g .-.: -. wii 205 112"x4'x12' police department as it was."' Councilman Harry Terry, the senior member of the board said, adding, however, there is money in the budget for only six officers, including Benson. And Terry, a member of the city council since the community was incorporated In 1973, pointed out he and Councilmen Pat Southward and Cliff Nelson are not running for reelection and will not be members of the governing body after early January. The council, during the workshop session, gave Benson permission to seek whatever state and federal funds are available to beet up the department - Each Shest $ .,u ir isngti.111104 ;:: 31S" *4*f ,- . lace ' Helps insulat. against temperature and Sound. - ftv ." .''.." • *of $*so OIL" asoh "We Energy saving rid as.,, s.. 4r long. Cool White. 4Oi*ta. I..-...• JS W4'it$',,,,.,,.,,,, Il2"x4'xr(3pl,) j'• g' 4 , Ilf'*4 •• horns c. ... 9 kd 13 Each ! wall IMI4SCOtMI I'. 369 - 21. 34oINISIASS ..,,.,.. 314 * 14%" A I,, , . ..... • Fr A...., 15y jig SYPIIJM WAUSOARD - I - Packs" of _-UNI19 PLYSM i - match most II 279 Each Cox aces 'V' IlIIU •'N.'i •r .l..,.. I .., Available in Isocant 1111" INN -------W RIM VAft ___ 4.; official said today. The official, who said former U. N. Ambassador Andre-.-; Young has been lobbying Third World countries to support the proposed condemnation by the Security Council, said he thought world reaction against the takeover would help the U.S. cause. lie said there is "obviously no guarantee" of the Impact of a U. N. denunciation on the Iralians, but he added: "It Is significant that there has been no sympathy of the taking of our people anywhere In the world, and even nations who may be sympathetic to other actions in Iran are indeed concerned with the taking of the ellibasgy." the director of public works and The council, also faced with the I&t b*psctor may possibility of a mass r.osntly a exodus from city Is.,, the city's employ.- He said hail by staff members to better paying McLeod has received two Job offers, and more secure Jobs elsewhere, Both City Clerk Connie Major and City tentatively approved an Icross-theHARRY BENSON Treumm and BookkeW Madeleine board seven per cent pay Mse for all ...Seeks stability Pope have also been offered jobs. city employees. The cost of living pay Kulbea added that he also has been raise to be retroactive to Oct. 1 Is to be another job. In addition, Police by the board at its department provide less thari 24-hour Chief Harry Baum revealed that formally daily protection, looking to the sheriff's regular approved meeting next Thursday night. Police Sgt. Dole Picou and his drug. department to take up the slack. The council agreed to take more than Iffing canine "Dennis" and a part.. 9 8.1 '12 funds o prov ide ...,4it John 0 o IL..s 4 a fine man, time officer have Job offers. the codotIlvIng pay raise. Benson said. "I hope he Is in office If PIcou and the part-time officer "Our police department Is breaking another 20 years." But Benson mid, leave, it wifl bring to six the number of up. Morale smells. We need s bility." Polk doesn't have the manpower to officers who have resigned since a Benson told the city council. handle La ke Ma ry law enforcement. September referendum when the voters "We had one of the most efficient turned dawn a property tax increase. police departments In the county. We And,Benson said, he would not put one The fourth officer, Billy RIpp, officer in a patrol car to risk his life had men we can't replace now. They resigned last week to accept a position were top men," Benson said in an depending on a backup from the with the sheriff's department. He will emotional plea to the board. sheriff's department that might be 20 remain with the Lake Mary department Benson went through the history of minutes away. untll later thla month, Benson sald. thedepartmentalncehe Joined it five Pointing toa recent incident where it After RIpp leaves, and If Picou years ago. He said at that tij was leaves, the department will have four "the new boY on the could fuIe officers, including m house,Bebnson said nevertheless, ble get ral have no Jo . Co Bensonsald plus one -tune taken t he myself, but The city'co uncil assured Chief mal:t department at lowest dollarhave en someone would e had to call Bewon it wants; a nim-member police possible to the people of [sake Mary. Ambulance Service. We don't department to provide 24-hour "I have to have stability. Either you Herndon want t 0 police work," said. protection for city residents. want a police department or you But there(10111111 apPeW to be much not," Benson sWd in response to a Benson said he would use every bit of thecounct1candotoback up ftsdes1ie. suggestion heard earlier. The sthemlngpouleto get federajfwid_s "Thewholecoisocllhassaid,'Keepthe suggestion was that the Lake Mary for additional policemen. - ) The United States is trying to have the U. N. Security Council condemn the takeover of the American Embassy In Iran and urge the release of the American hostages held th ere, a White House xo us a t will hold the hostages until American public opinion decides to send the Shah home, the official d, think they profoundly misunderstand American public opinion.' ___ parals. 99 Marc The shah recovering from gall bladder surgery and suffering from uinter, is being treated in a New York hospital His doctors have said he is in no condition to be moved. Questioned about a report the Iranian students have said they ar a grain printed finish 49. ft1g. t g Iranian Hos tage-TaKIng Bungalow PANELING g Fixed blade. Four extra blades inside. No. 155. t Reg. 1~icv 08g) 1.W Leaf RAKE SQ t P - Bag of 2 UCF St - I I' Utility KNIFE WEA1'I'ISRWP1NG . Tube No.YLR20. FOAM CONCRETE MIX . 20 tkm. -1. %.e D.C. - rally ':. Rag. Price (each) ........... 39C Your Choic. Sq. Yd. 0g. . • .. 39 No. PS-M. I. Each Reg.P,jce,...1.19 Magnetic CATCH 'J . ' "a 12* wIdth8s rc es I . "rv' ',,i "" terns and colors. For Mass WASHINGTON (UPI) An estimated 1,600 Iranian students massed today about 20 blocks from the official starting point of a • day of ma h and demonstrations against the deposed shah uden s ro es in police reported. It was not known immediately how they will travel to the of. 3 Students at he today altitough he expected the rally to attract those who felt ficiallYHenated assembly point, about six blocks from 1ty of Central Florida scheduled a tdefense S citizens" for th is afternoon, that action should be taken and those White anted more j university tud officials said Th ursday. President Carter, concerned that possible violence in information on what is happening in Iran. Dean of Men Paul McQullldn said that two students have capital might endanger the American hostages in Iran, banned MeQuilkin said that several of the 150 Iranian students iii idnttt a permit for a rally calling for action to aid the been granted federal perm its for Iranian protesters in the District of Columbia. tC'hiad expressed fears over the rally'seffecton their safety. Americans being held hostage in the U.S. embassy hi Iran. But District police honored a permit given before the ban He He said that he did not know exactly what vievs the students tie added however that he was not that worried about any Police spokesmen L.D. Soulsby said the estimated 1,600 intended to express as they gathered between noon and 1 p.m. violence at the demonstration. demonstrators would be permitted to assemble in a square that is federal property. This was an exception to Carter's orders that no federal property could be used. Some two dozen Park Police wearing helmets with face saying only that It Is "hopefully, adequate." in Iran, a White House official emphasized today. One counter-demonstrator arrived early at the square. Dell "We are not in the process, or will we be of asking the shah to protectors were clustered at various points among the trees and Daughtry, 24, an em ployee of a Georgetown antique shop, had a depart while our people are being held over there," the official flowers on the square. Far larger numbers of metropolitan pollee including huge hand-lettered sign around his neck saying "Bomb Iran. Free said. U.S." cl usters of cope on scooters thronged the surrounding streets Egyptian President's Anwar Sadat has offered to receive the President Carter has no intention of asking the ailing shah to shah and give him "full protection" in order to hasten the release and sidewalks. 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"Chin applied for it and the Friday. - ' �U I . - I 2A—EvinIng Herald,S.nford,Fl. Friday, Nov. , Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl B IN IN RIEF To I W TAKES SHAPE 4fl.4 .ay TILJ . Authorities Still Looking For 6 W. Virginia Convicts . - WASHINGTON (UP!) The Senate, orein Relations Committee has daliberatedoverSALT ii forourrn,,,. Now it Is ready to approve pact and send Senate for final action with 22 recommendations but no major changes. panel expected to approve the pact today, by a vote of 94, or possibly 10-5. Two senators on'the ISmember committee — Benz. Richard Stone, D-Fla., and Edward Zri,D..Neb.— reserved their posiuonunffl voting time. u - c w- • 1 1 •• • i.-I.' ii 1-!-I I 1 L I Construction workers iu• boron the outside of te newcountyjail.Thefacl. lily, which will be able o house 192 people, has price tag of $5.2 million The jail Is scheduled lo i 1' -, .tIlcr.Jd 1 14 1 y J , -.. - w IlIi...i !'.. lk;a12 ... .A•'.' . - - 4A. - - ! L'' ?ia. : I w 1 a - ii Chrysler Aid In Offing? WASHINGTON (UP!) Some 3,654 American aclen. fists, including 21 Nobel Prize winners and more than 300 members of the National Academy of Sciences, today lent their names to the White House In support of the SALT II treaty. A book containing the signatures of the scientists was presented to Vice President Walter Mondale by a delegation organized by the Union of Concerned ScienUsts,a non-profit organization based in CAmbirldge, MUL A statement presented with the signatures read simply, On SALT 11 0 treaty without amendment." - I - Wmnnons DaIt .A ,,, ,, THE ui inwi (ti) nuuwd propose an deployment ° nuclear weapons u W estern Europe at NATO defense meeting next month, the Defense Minstry says. Defense Minister Willans khoken told Parliament Thursday he would suggest the podponemug of the now nuclear weapon deploynwd at the Meeting of NATO -, defense and foreign "1' In Br ussels, month He said the dais was to allow timefor ifli COfltrO1 negotiations with - Cdudrnian of the show as 0 w ) me dell • - 0 B ain - • florence Koegan. - ': -: - • • • : • - "To he a pe . • ••• • - . CLEARWAIER, Fla. (UPI) The federal government accuned Pinellas Coody Thursday of discrimination aØadbiacbwomen andpersonswlth Spanlelisw• nazneeinitsiilring practices. •.: Cowly attorney W. Gray Dunlap was notified by latter from the ,Justics Decartment that the attorney general authorized the tiling of a federal suit against the •'cous*yimlaschanges aremade. ' Assistant Attorney General Drew & Days said the • -' .• '• 1 • • rithoiNoN'' 111" IN1 * nh1 ubfliren dWWIL and ia • •j • w CW - .••I to 11avold do bardens of contested 1111gatloo." •s. 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Von rs1 iPIsd W wap.elsd ia ula of ew,. in in thi l WEN= 5Ib — moley "M sarder amTO Muu(actursrs' $37 b41Ion 411W is us ad" 4d Wo rid __ 1110 01" :sk1; (.•(•, fl'II JUJU 1Uad* No • • zi : ••'.p '-— am _ j rsiniigBsnduesswhun pur, elindy ad * EhewhsrskwskMsarth aid and S. OSPITAL NOTOS, on 11" ____ NearVAIverSi ' dm Cole d ftew so ? NA Usti ___ ,L r I, _ __ ::,..: inI4aJdIri _N.meMnis. Show Features Hoinital T"ns To,*I; Cvcv ----'-i __ d bwA ad aNd Mp Md j 6ft ban" 6111104 ,nsg'L.rdsy. : &t d ", - • — ___ SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UPI) — A bitter dispute has boiled to the surface In the Democratic National Camoininittee over Chairman John C. Whites public support of President Carter. ackers o sin. Edward Kennedy, DMau., challenged Whit, at * pjj tiiy mating of the party leadership Thursday. that folIoWedWUU* talk ofWV hotel corridors at what bad ban expected to be a routine meeting of the party's national committee. Wfth camipaign spokosmen for Carter, Kennedy and Gov. Edmund G.Brown Jr. of C411fornia dated to address today's session, the potential was high for even more Did Pinellas Discriminate? : ' •• track Mar and fortitude ofi fonti*fl player. Extra stitud. was required Iburiday as ceetwinde and rbIIl water greeted the cododada. Viola 141e14 of DsIand*i.d hue aehe was Isreidi. jp ap ad dews in the water to MW warm wWle delays Mat the Mailed esle apples.. .4 ft.. the ltIl.Iht nu Ryher, M New Verb, planed uo.M in hell 1110M Sol PAL - 0111* ___ Harald Pbi$s by torn VIncsW Southslde Elementary School student James Roche, 10, who rolls newspapers for the Evening Herald, ' __ __ P.. B . - • •• - - . , , - •: .,• • • '. . — ow - $j • WONDERFUL' 1 . - - ____ ,, w U," # •-- .. • - '- '• "I \ • : •. "• -- - • , NASHVILLE, Tenn, (UPI) Deep In the heart of JIMMY Carter country, Sen. Edward Kennedy found the - largest crowds of his young presidential campaign but many who turned out were Republicans. More than 8,500 students heard Kennedy at Vanderbilt University Thursday night, cheering his criticisms of Carter and his stand on marijum. But many in the audience wore buttons supporting former CIA Director George Bush and Senate Republican Jeader Howard Baker for president, and on some Issues • - r again today for second consecutive day on most European markets d thepdceofgldkich,d omceinZurldiand am 11010 OVISIAL London.\ add dw Water to dry land After closing at $180 an ounce in both IMfldOsI rvv flMa in became water "there's no me dews." ThInday,thedcflarcpenadthenewt,adjngday uij_ g ftwoldsoll flg .jg WbsIow thewek'sblghl$1N*setatW.daesay'sFirst, contestants I in b1:101111 ale ballot h% W1 wil, water ad Sm* trick The takso,er of the U fanboaq in Teisras by IranI &ffiCJ a 011011111111111011 sodaY And SPIC1118" abod the American we)ad&& ibm we ad to rolpmno to has Okled both Pill ad'dis mime 0aw Old dollarallw.sk. • to hm. -• • Agr.etdeadpelgis qeiffl IL, -1OdhKois (UP1)-Pur elIfgeW' chJaf Kim J-" stood In the blooddalned he sina ' I 'r*dad Park convukiwlu the dramatic '" ' ___ U,.' he asiii 5-d Ma ad even lame" ilievilud M WSW thioweekil die Ott11 In soneii; of do I Dili I A Yj - •,' .; ..; • •-••' Republicans Hear Kenned y - • When I saw take grit,I went for Casedallo do sit 6111bell sawtheoc.ui Iwsitfor" Ma. Wing. was amiia,) times during her these Assassin Rf4nacts Crime . : - . - • 1: J •' it ,'f/ i Democrats Challenge White "I ve Wing aflurher dI'-n$IcqncrouIIIdsWimmIagsolop,,f.rmae • ' NEW YORK (UPI)— The nations basic money suyp.y accounts and cash In the hands of the public by million in the latest reporting week, partly because of new reporting errors by Manufacturers hlá Bank no Federal Reserve Bank of New York add the money supply, known as MI, was$376.5 billion in the week ending , compared w • on previous wee or $400 million sower. "-Analysts had expected a moderate rise wiit week an said the drop In money supply, for whatever the reason, should relieve upward pressure On u*t&C$t rates. - - -... • • • - - B ii Interes & t nares may inrwreir Level - SWIMMING Dollar usia For 2nd Day — • . - A- Real Now Jai* __ • LONDON (UPI) - rsmonesMartba Yanceywero d$otoedag cream pies ineachether'sfaces.. Oueofthsmoreunusualtal.ntacts was that ofKay5usnwof Lake May wearing a black beard and Cowboy Outfit itk hi rendition of the "Outlaw's Prayer." The gra nd finale was a display and ddIcalkn of flags u.mgsd by Mrs. Edith Harrison, Mnerlcsslun chairman of the Amselom t4glon Auxiliary Unit by -1 of the orgiabstions to which dwy bed base _ - cia - • - - 0 • VATICAN CITY (UPI) the largest gathering of - cardinals in Roman Catholic durdi history were ixpected to voice their opinions today about the Van's finances fin ad Re lein theworid. Vatican officials stressed that whatever p4mk are expressed by of pr would only -be considered 44cons"vell and any Italian will depend a* on the po In the first papal summons of cardinals In four centuries, hp Jobs Paul H sought do advice of the le F, m of On charch, who have base closeted in am* groups or idenarv session since Mondai. • 0 - .•.. - • - Audience oves ane • - - .,. '-. - me urcn •cisIon Exp.ct.d. L -. - .. ' ••• - - KO1'KA, Finland (UP!) A group of young mnd Is being forced to move to a new building because they have upset the cows nearby. Local authorities have ordered the musicians to Mop practicing in a building next to a slaughter house beca use the packing Company Owners claim the music Is making their mod tate bad. The packets my ON YMWWSI music upods the Cows WNW they We Walting to the and causes the release of an ims In their, b9ii that makes the meat taste fouL : -S • - - -- - Musicians Sicken Cows .: WASHINGTON (UP!) Republicans called It a "bulldozer" and "irresponsible," but a House Banking subcommittee took only one day to approve a bill to give Chrysler Corp. a $1.5 billion government loan guarantee. The rare display of congressional speed means the bill will be ready for full committee action as scheduled next Wednesday, the same day the Senate opens hearings on a similar proposal. The Labor Department also announced Thursday about XODO current and former workers at 27 Chrysler plats are eligible for government Income assistance because of layoffs, a decline in production and other factors. The plants are located in Michigan, Missouri, Delaware, Indiana, Ohio and Alabama. By DAVID M. RAZLEJI construction costs, along with the fadllty's annual operating the safety measures "humanly possible" for the inmates, he said. HeTdStIMW,IIN " co tupsyurs. While Seminole CMl1AY OfficiWs k0l0911189 week that the now The now Jail will be able to bouse 192 persons: those convicted of Polk population c=tinuW, the moduiarly designed jail could be Jail now under construction will need aboat twice as many em- leon dmsdmeanorsngaentencuonmeyes, t1 Paflded with the addition of anOther ployeea as they originally intended to hire, they also learned that and those awaiting trial In the county who have not been able to The facility Is divided into three pods, each of which is diviciiii the facility is costing less to build than others now under con. either make ball or Win a pretrial release. Into four subsections with 16 beds each. atruction tte additional space is body n.eisi. me cult jaii itiout extensive is made o electronic •z learned it Is cheaper to build a jail in Seminole County than was builtsaiiiin 1W to house i* to 1W inmates. However the facility Polk said that manual overrides permit the release of prlsoner4 if any other county I board or," said COMMINAffler Sandra Gkon, has bow home for up to 160 people; a condkM cooddavd ima power PA&V necut daring a ft* or simfle emergency, &W 4fter returning &0M A MdOWN on now prime in Bwalder,Colo. piopm by both the date and federal soveronads, Polk old. that each am con be Isolatod in case of a rioL She attended the session sponsored by the Department of Programs such as courses enabling prisoners to win a high Polk said that the new Jail will offer all of the services Justice's National Institute of Correction with Sheriff John Polk school equivalency diploma had to be dropped to provide specs dated for a "co,ntltsticnai Jail" by the logI&'twe and the cour$s for beds. Prisoners are also being kept in halls, said Polk; who Exercise fac4t1tiee and an expended library will be Polk explained that about 14 jails under construction were added that the overcrowding prevents felons from being along with educational programs and religions services, he described at the meeting, devoted to phasing In new facilities, and segregated from misdemeanor violators and convicts from those adding that the work-release program will be exi,ancieci Seminole's was the cheapest per bed mentioned, awaiting trials. In terms of rehabilitation, Polk said that he did not believe tl*t Glenn added that Itwu also bo most ve per i Theman about 1$ if__ Iftcatlonsofprjaoners,said apron an anftender,bgftmugoffrth foot. "Ours cods $60 per square foot some went as high as $200,' Polk adding that under present conditions th e Iamates simply portunitles for prisoner, to rehabilitate themselves. she said. can not be classified. "When people got ot* of jail, If they are no • pby"cdy The new facility, ad to open in June, is being built at a cost Of Alm on Polk's mind in We &a which took the Wall of 10 and lngdally thewlien they Want int wet"succadedott about $52 million, with all but $1 million coming from the federal prisoners and_- guard In 1871. The 11 died from gasses produced ad he safd, ding that he hoped that the new facility could create an t. government, said Polk adding that the remaining $1 miflion In by a firs ad In some matreassa. new prison will provide all moaphere for encouraging rlhabliftitlon. 3 : Sornvht & - - • - — By DAVID M. RAZLER Farm Auto Insurance cornHeraldStalf Writer pony. Key claims her son died on Sanford police arrested Larry January 8, 1979 in an autOJohnson, of 151* W. 18th St., at * Fires motorcycle collision, caused by 2:45 am. today on charges of negligent driving by Northwlch assault and burglary, after he * Courts and Osteen. allegedly broke Into the house * Police Beat of his former girlfriend and She is claiming damages for assaulted her. I suffering and anguish as well as Police said that Johnson Ia) I sses ft broke a window at the home of Thursday from the sidewalk In Larry Bagley is suing James Gloria Bennet, 32 Lake Monroe front of Longwood High School, and Gale Associatescount) sheriff's Barber Terrace, this morning and reported the eal Estate One, Inc. office. climbed through it. Mtrmehran Khaleslmogad. Although he was asked to Bagley claims that Barber leave, he began assaulting Ms. dam reported the 1978 silver d a great deal of damage to Rennet and left the house as Yamaha bike was taken bet th house he had rented at 625 ween 9:45 a.m. and 5 p.m. police arrived. Little Wekiva Rd., Altamonte Springs, and that the real estate PURSE TAKEN CIVIL COURTSUI'TS company violated Its fiduciary A purse was stolen Thursday The following suits, which -----------, responsibility by not securing a from a car narked outside 708 ---t. Action Report - MOUNDSVILLE, W. Va (UP!) Authorities In three dates, using helicopters and dogs, searched today for six convicted murderers and rapists who escaped from the West Virginia Penitentiary and killed a state trooper. Penitentiary Superintendent Richard Mohn said, "We have some fragmentary leads were checking Into He declined to elaborate. lAw enforcement authorities — some in helicopters, others on foot with dogs — combed parts of West Virginia, Pennsylvania and Ohio for the second day in their manhunt or the six escapees. Scientists Back SALT If ". BRIEF NEW JAIL Senate Panel Expected ' Sanford Man Is Charged In Assault, Burg ary NAMN WOR1...D Friday, Nov. 9, 97-3A a nd X i -TW* C. TOW Dorothy $A. snow*nesVV LW Ole S. Cochran, LOM Viary _ WNW ii L .. • • • f'-•.J_ adS.$hapiims, • • •• —'--'--: ch in A • g* elCuuIms,oua..gpri4tNOW. ' 10 5 rpm • I •- l• ''f80I1iIlI2 ''p Z. �S •5 -- -' S S- .. -'- . .. . - - -" S •' - 4. S -......... .__) -. . - - S - - - - 5%' 5 - I - '• - - - -- -S Eventing tlemM From time to time I have heard that Sanford Is "a tacky, one-horse, backwoodsy, country town." I'm sire that I speak for quite a few when I say, "And aren't we (lad!" Sanford Is a beautiful bustling community thanks to the Citbueno who have worked so hard to MW It that way. Will, what's a community, anyhow? Dfxsgvdliig Mr. Webster, take "com"-meanlng "with" or "together," and then add "unity" and you've it "together Iii There a'. so many worthwhile community- en. deavors that! who care recently q I million dollars for United Way to help the needy - so to (USPS 41.250) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SA?IFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305-322411 or 531-9993 Around Friday, Nov. 9 1979-1 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Athiertising Director fl. Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.90. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.23; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. - The Clock What Fiscal RestraintiIII A Rannin n r.,l sea UIflA IIUUOF .. By DORIS D1ICH - JIlLVI ViI.V social character of the association without cornpetlng with the concerts. We drive to be gracIous and elegant - not pretentious. We are nothing without community support," Jan added. The concert association Is open to every family and individual In the community through season's sub.cr11ons. It's not too late to subscribe. Memberships will be available at the door Tuesday night. year's budget. Jan Is concerned with the "mob appeal" that has been associated with the concert association and annual Champagne Ball, a separate entity to raise funds for the association to Improve the quality of the concerts. "There should be no mob appeal In the aft -' - People are the arts. We live together - through sharing IS the art of living for the rich and the poor. People trying to create mob appeal from the talents of others Is an injustice," Jan said. She mentioned that the annual Champagne Ball has been open to members and guests for years and that the formality regarding dress was dismissed due to the economy several years ago When patrons complained they could not afford to rent tuxedoes to attend the ball. "Because we axe a non-profit orgaxlzation, we have no money for free soclals. We have to charge for the Champagne Ball and make It self-supporting to mplesneut the budget. The fundraIsing ball Is a •, ANOL E'WALTERS 9 If that figure is ard to visualize, try one that BOUNCING -: AROUND At left, Frank Majore of Daytona prepares to put the ball back on Bill I)ucksorth 'g side of the table in the table tennis semi-fi nals. Duckworth Is from Orlando. At right, Majore lets loose with a slam. -. - - its budget, the national debt is expected to reaëh . $880 billion by th'mlddle of next year.. Dollars lnthoée amounts are beyond any frame of reference In iour daily lives. But the federal - budget and its deficit are pertinent nonetheless to 120 ' in our own pocketbook, where we whatisgoing pulloutal Q III today to buy groceries that cost - hfM AU - 'Poseur' VIEWPOINT a PWK Jerry The goes with it. Beca the government expects to ' Help For 3 I Golden Age Olyrnpics ...A Closer Look L..A_ M MY __ rum rv•rsei anu rom-- VIflC• flY a a__I £_1 _ . : 1 Brown .. :- -. - B attered I my Mom rnurus Spouses Ym Ikow f NO Econornts generally agree that the only Wa1 8yW 1 andcourage. But a i""Y to bring L a on - under control Is thruu j "A woman Is safer on the street than in her events monetaryt ind fiscal restraint. The Federal character is seriously flawed on all tree counts. I2V5Sffl own horn.," says June H. Zeltllra, director of the w Reserve . is practicing monetary restraint new Office on Domestic Violence In the Health, Brown's bsisavlor ass seen wisiy peiiicis,ii ". . , v'n . Fducstlon and Welfare Department. with it herest rates and other steps to limit In California but the episode has received bIll. K lb, lIft&IàII £flhIVUb . .. . . _&_t The federal government as latecomer to the ,. growth inoney supply. Fiscal restraint is up Mtiiatioa' LD IN11PW( battered wives scene. But It has finally arrived, to the prIdent and Congress, and their claim to be ho 15 one of three major contenders for the 1990 0 ii*ü and wants to help. Here's the problem: . -Democratic uillildIal am "on. -- -. -practLcI it In the current budget lx ihhsn.ri, ___ — Anoot L5 million wives are physically At s center O( me coesroversy Martin :f4. 'IAfl President Carter u campaigning HII, a men of Lrrfli WE A Ô( abused by their husbands yearly, according to bIt kidependinc., Inagalrst! Washington's big spenders In 1976, he tiy honesty, Sines 1993 he has been the the National Institute of Mental Health. A Louis talked about balancing the budget by 1*, His ci.i .z.cotivs omcer of California'. Franchise wRfl* : Harris poll In Kentucky tows that 10 percent of LIVEINAIRI-L I.. economic policies as president have been a string Tax Bo the surveyed wives reported a violent Incident the dais responsible o1UE% LIKE HIM. PlEASE MRIIE 1l. with their husbands In 1979. NIMH says one o(ratlonallzations.By last January, whenbeof- cobecting billions of dollars annually In corCA. couple In six has a violent incident In marriage. fered a budget of $532 billion for fIscal 1910, With a POfMS end personal isa. ji Rowe, oclai. director of the Wife battering" affects families from .11 deficit of $29 billion, he was arguing that spenciing _ ___ Cuisine for __ W.ithigIon.b...d Tax JIMIC, economic, social and cultural soups, not Just the any less would do more harm than goat . .dbutthosbtfuI. minorities and the poor. growthdescribes Huff as By July, Inflation and brisk economic a ftrd rote Individual and a Iop.renk govurent SCIENCE WORLD — The severity of injury usually Increases had produced such a promising outlook for tax airwjprInpI.J, above reproach over time. That Is, the first injury may not collections in l that the administration end totally rofeMct'al." amount to much, but the ascend will be worse. discovered It could spend $542 billion without reports to the FresieNs. —" PrqWcy to trigger husbands' rain Killers: Beware who., members are: pushing the deficit past $29 billion. By Octn M1t5. MH has found that a quarter of — SlotS Controller Kenneth . battered" women were attacked while . there was enough money In sight for a$S47Jbillion g bitloon pvlPIen (he .apsdad to á the In pregnant. budget — still with a deficit of only $29 billion. By CHARIZI 8, TAVL)II combination of &ugs ooi4fráng acotaininophen gov$d b -Police are reluctant to step Into these The "restraint" we are supposed to see In this by p ,, for relief of pain or fever. Independence and has woets 'domedlc" disputes. One reason: In a recent exercise is that the deficit for 1* Is only a couple ATLANTA (UP!) — A IthYliclen s ot director to FBI found that 23 percent of policemen H. said that althoughthe reported Incidence of of billion dollars greater than the one for 1V79. We — bi Bismut chairman of the stats warning agaü public ves of a host of toxicity due to is SOW, who died on dut y were killed trying to " 1 uphin oval _____ ____ about $0 pItOIntof ths dOctOrs be had talked With are supposed to overlook the w____ has bees IWI'. fiits. . fact that If Mr. Carter Sound of had stuck to his Janis" the ---- AN am , many wIvL 41 deficit might be down to $15 billion — some ____ ____ ___ f °1 deniN and DqaiIlnunt. A Brow j uis, alas WIUI M$ 4 poisoning csiassd by the chemical are occurring sa"ants. restraint worthy of the name. doss the governor's bIII — aid csas, said the Psin ldIlIfl and fever redUCeIl but are go There are now 270 " sh elters" for bettered I \ It deficit spending contributes so Inflation, as prem ____ wives, and their children, around the nation. The I in recent years his aided with Cary in his contain the c ii am Ica I acitenuinopluso, Be Many conomists believe, then whose side Is the ____. throttle WeÜII,sVb Cited ISSIIICh by utbST$ blikitlIW shelters imually have been created by worn. s either ptdO of listed in onr4becoesuter Huff. TILL government on? If a business slowdown results .es $e eat, a$p(td emew in a"phn aloee or combined with other in- that heavy deinksn should not take largs doses religiousor social service groups, on a voluntary, I MCU • from the squeeze on credit, as everyone expects, Calilorata's stat. govirnt who could not be 0445 of ac_lnoph.n to relieve hangovers becasase bus. Usunily, they're staffed by volunteers. " A STORY Weintrasab said an overdo.. of acip1noplusn alcohol "strongly potentiates (strengthens) there is no assurance that the 1980 deficit even can fIred by irijotrotive flat, however because of On any given day, Ms. Zeiulin edlmatis can block the functions of the liver In Its Job ci aciIopb.n In Its ability to produce uvsu, •'conservatl,ely," 5,000 women and their be held within the $29 billion now projected. A a special law r.qlulag a tà ut ci s Ive 611*i,s." I*P.111111 the chinuk'el from the body, with the "° 10 dISt'IPe hl cbildrsn are In the shelters. M S recession causes government revenue to fall and againstWI damage being directly proportional to the Iugs containing amrbwpben are popular Until now the federal government has list the costs of welfare programs to rise. for tr.u5s'r* of hangovers because they do not buss aiqaiulw. A 31111, money has Ibbled beaa. be had the Ismerily to qusilion the tax. overdoes of .laininfi. In the depth of. the Depression, Some of the mere cenulion brandiiams pain u.d the stonieSt aspirin .uni,thnss does, the shelters In 'rsInh" saud "demondratIi" free t1 $41.per.day espunse ___ of Roosevelt's New -Deal was trying to prime the killers and fever reducers. contalnini t of s. B th gr nt ut er e's been no direct support at aU a m. I; economic pump with government-spending mosathIiis ipaIp finuco reports filed by the acIIIIçpIIN we Tylenol, ding two years ago saying there was no basis end.vennowth. new omcs has onlyli.mlUlon emo4s*asr, rU, £zc*In. FevsVTabs, ___ programs, the biggest deficit ever approved by lawmsbars. claim, by the manufectirers of Tylenol end for "technical assistance." Hell and Soowu had a fh4g out over con- N'o4yeephrine, nsz, P.rIias Plus, HisMa. ZultIbu, 31 and smmárInd hopes this will Qmgress was $3.5 billion, In 1931. Applying the — Ia., no Tab,- SupesAnahiul Tersgsn, and products. chango. She's a Newburgh, N.Y., native who got Inflation .factor, that would amount to only $17.5 flirting methods of taxing corporations_do er w e safer then min. A p of bodoom I Cailfeinis. When Brows bowed to vanatus. to require , her law degree at New York University In 1973 billion today.- experts also argid the m WilMieaab w in ttiws to attin tie ripen! — worked for a New York Slat. cwthiIon 10 Mr. Cartes' has been enthralled by New Deal business pressure for a lenient tax system, he annual Iibilii* of ac"*n products with ci convention of the Muuerlcan Academy fnj. fornj FemMy Physicians. He lot iç 5fl tiNbIt alibi warning that an overdose could came liver VS'P' nirilig hos, economics since he entered the White Home. But wd accused Hell of _g 'flelcy data" Rip. Bills Atsng D'N.Y., then Joined the r: - even taking a leaf from FDR's book, what Is the. In the iivai days of this year's iici ci the cosMntlou, of HEW's general coamsul In early 1177. ___ he said. "to hioress. ___the swarm.. _ ___ Y symptoms of an scelai'*iuphin over ,z justification for a $29 bIllion deficit at a time of statskijilaiuccryorthsdrmsdasuccssdul ci hhprofeusIosa3stoth.tozkItypote,I.lci __el rampant Inflation, when Unemployment is to to ss 144W(Sl a a scstamtnopss. becaus, treatment is now - dose Include nausea, vomIting, malaise, on Domestic Violence, wNsh to be eeCike, mud be Instituted IweotIn$ slid an_-IF earance of pilrm offer. loformatlon on where a battered wife à speW job pretet4lri for available but, relatively low, and the government Is banking on pro ___ Jaundice ususIIy becomes appar by the third fled hilp If you w such Information, write within 1$ hoes'. following ovsr4ngsstlon." Old a mild turndown before the Fed's tight money th1M , pij most__ all ____ or fourth day and liver tei'0.rn.. and omceon Domestic Violence, P.O. Box 11* 'pollcyl.relaxed? ____ _ liver do, be said, was "jIM as a enlargement are noted. In ao cues, .. •'u amid Brews to chWICai nc asia. __ Washington. - The answer Is - that there Isn't any? failure occari at this time. Weimraob I vets the NU. the goiuer failed to doss, but he physician who has eeceersd it." _____ 60 youHal, con do. Mis NUMB ARMS, LEGS Danger Signals JI7 There may be m,salignrnern of iertebras in the spine causing preuure on nerves. yet the twin espenences no pain in the hack a sanity of sensations may be felt WI ot he r parts of th e both Thew include tingling, tightness, ho spots cold spots crawl in g sensations. electric shock sensations. stinging, bortung, and others 5..' — " S I S S 5•,,__ '5_'•_ J -. — 1k - - r. —--- dmw tsr is_werhing_doys, when it .uti-'eilIy Ids dpAm*A I's 'U Wilbur Ott (left), 15, of Winter Haven, grimaces as he jives his all smiles after winning the SO-yard freestyle In the 53-59 age In the swimming competition. Marion Healer, Valley Forge, Pa., category. - -• . S -. - -. - - ARR1VE JLPJ ; A , MotrINii w__ U11 MW NO 1`04100OW-d0lodoesslatifte whe aslvsiics, Vied to bIdo fram I I cv P 4) ) I to hilloft ft _j•• _.. L_Ja Is ta IL s U'IU ir htftt u1I,baik van en kft - • evaI en Duel, 1111 'fodsyosti. i •S' AIE pp- UNaidGsesldnations - " I s'.. umM* Jew, . OlWser-. of Dsy$.sa Beach. carefaly so W -ad Iowa - BONN -" -- '%: ___ - .•. -- . ' .-.•- .• -. --'----. . ki •I1L :, r-' ' SMa s -s'' '--. £,i,I-I.: d*wiI- dnasts . IniMkir ---- i --- idw1Il iw 1, a ..i' 0-40 onus liii I il Is I -'-- - -- •- , WT —- Aa_* : d" w Lsesas,ntsdtoe— i.s _ --- --- -- . -- visa" - - 5 WITH "UTY d, bess as fre -jg.flseeujsr I S ___________ 10111"11il is" •l$N , .,. -. I hd jams Ewnhw Ikmid Phopi: 322.2611 1 831.9993 S o as'7 m.mI*vL o EIWARD STAICIIK'C.D " Ni PUNCH LVI. (HWY. 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CONSTlTUTltAL Ri ouTs AMU 10 says oaaaassw; TasuVGN. . a I OPLNY llUIC*T1 ,TNI OPPIATION OP NY i4i$$ TO SLRVI INS PusUc ____ tostl,iuspjs1j . us . ma =41 ' PUBLIC NOTICE q gulf NOW FOR CNIISTMASS - SON; a (PwoNi" C'UIftg($ke$Iesh LGUPA SHOT i*.the - MirIs 0 0 2 i auMIWS wwisuu JIAa WISTEINSIITS P g o AUTO 3INSURANCE3 0 FOR 0 ALL DIVERS: -S go ion The VMIIIs 11t forces, cae LOW COST '4 '*sIlheiIeipitcinjit. thws.dBrS 4 AS 800000000 TO TANGO _ lk mm_ TWO • eadmi __Am" fit. wMbFrder1shssg,eh,eachb tir.d ftd coSCied "bed to be on the aids q thapoftnalfter dL ••• ______ _..-a_ .. ------w , . ___ 10614111111111111 lion •i Bad SIMITom riTt1(ffT17flIT1 F 1P11!II!!TII!1II My and I)osis Booth show the form that won them first place In the tango competition. . $d1itagueue culiny MIII the Wat1i.$a ripened I tim haw gumeul. give his tacit ii the INWMWU. had tiled. "RimI k ffN dulisi '1' liii e alusys been er$uiMtr,a$esed.uth 1 - CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN 4I1I. ism ltrist u Mnford 'HI LISTINGS Jus t Stood By SoUls-Perished...U.S. WORD Headaches COMPLETE TV - - . __5 above, i2) . -- - 1 Om"ant go ieee (ii Painful joints tot Numbness in th e arms or hands iii la of sleep iS Stiffness in Itie neck lit Pain between the shoulders $' Stiff ness or pain in lower hack 151 Numbne ss or psissa the legs i ST TAKES JACK Ui Paresthesias DR. DANA I. ROTUNDO Am.a -— - liui&l t — ,vlflldul U. .J1 La Là & .&..1 ...ML1 a - V• — LV 1W S W II I4TUWU 1 W -V [590!' ('9t5 flu spptowies pile kIllsr$. IapUkIlpiIN hserscitheovegdose,d.mi,totheli,ercsabs bWpwiHu to Ova do at" u* a . $ said _eifplu as t* Only av side or — 'Iiedlend shelters and services for battered woj heslabieleleredesis,fldheialdIhiicoeld "I'm saying pupil should sot use sadthelrfiu.mestal.seld have topji readily occa when psp't ssskrul$ef Orion a acz," said Woranb, "but Just be the mosey on to private, .—. Nere are nine critIcal symptoms involving back pain or strange sensa tions which are usually the forerunners of more serious conditioss Any one of them usually spells back ttOUble. These signals indicate th at your body is being robbed of normal nerve function Until this function as restored. you will. in semi degree. be incapacitated The longer' you waft to seek help, the worn the condition will be• corns Deel watt Should you experience any of these d.net Wnals. . .call tee is depth consultation in %y man's terms S 1_v's Thursday, Nov. 0, 1919-5A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. U1IIU$III.VV Ij reached agreement 4n how much the federal government should is spnd during the current fiscal year. The amount Is547,6 billion. 1 speak. S Every community 15 cu deavors and artistic accomplisiunots. me arts attract 1r— and Improve the quality of our lives and other s? For rears, I was a member of the Ballet Guild of Sanfor48esrdaole • Board of Directors. How rewarding it was to be able to promote the talented youth of the co,nnuthlty and share their expertise with the community through the efforts of this nonprofit organization. And then-there Is Seminole Mutual Concert Association (SMCA), probably the oldest non-profit cultural group In the greater Sanford community. One of the newly founded community artistic endeavors Is the Fall For Art Show, a Downtown Sanford sidewalk art show. lbs first concert of the season sponsored by SMCA, The Florida da Symphony (k'che*a, Is scheduled Tuesday, at $ pm., at the Sanford Civic Center. According to Jan Freeman, SMCA president, the association Is short about $1400 in meeting this - - o 0 000000000 till I iI'.Iklll1,iII 11111. 1-:-, EI --r7 $JJji ULIIII __ AI - , - t%-b.-' ' - ' •..-*-* - '-'- - -. '._ • 5-' 4t - -, - - �- : I - - . - . L • S . - . .- • - . .. • -s . &A - _E E r*19fly • I . . -- Singles Tournament Set For Red Bug :.. .. .. . . . From 3. 1 5 In '71 To- 20- 1 3 __In '79 . . Stoppina Fouts,- Chara.rs , 16 - — CINCINNATI (UP!) — The ümaU Bengali are having hard time finding enough healthy defensive players to try to top ON explosive Sim Mi,.,k'i "hat Ilot" are defensive 'players and four of them are either defeneivs.b.cks or f ` and Gary Roeidts and Ssstt. w by the United Press NFL - - Ya kees BUy g a In UonelHdllIns, who bis been on the bi sk~ TV Igafti i hwtft his knees in a fell In the second game$ has no swim lirobleta with his knM do Bluer' a!nos Thursday. Arthroeooplc,umIaatIonsre,sa$.dnolooseps,ticjasand n . ' in 1__ 'r i . 'kneesgradusllywiflber'solved.Helstor'sign,playingas . . day sent P"Jim Bedard to do Hadtsy Bows, thdr American Iloclisy imgas term club. . Bedard, A firam Niageare Iralls, Odado, bag boo an the Capitals' radar all sesson bit did not play In dub's drd 14 games. nm Bows alreedy hm two MWW -Rogk Bodb wA Dave Parro — on their roder. 11 Whitting ton, VnnE1hn, Ready OAKLAND, Calif. (UP!) Oakland hop.s to have its top robing tandem of Mark"a Zion and Arlbuir Who*an for Sunday's NFL gems at Hoaton. Van Peden halt a we knee ad isWed No hepmeandWthnhaab.enoat.nweoksvlthafoot lajayandlsdWcn theindn U& But alde,( Tam flares says both should ho ready Sunday. — fleld and cdeW - l Mi Pro Bas ketb ll alas., a, a I, 5•su __ PNW r a, so ___ - ?:,ai ,:,,:...a Ave. / ... ,-., .,~,, * i~ 0 . ., . .1 f .. .I " ,~ .. . -;,~ . ,F14*r, : ~&ew for running another super tournament. It is I becoming more evident all the time that the tanI dem of Maliczowski and McMurray are a driving . force in area tennis and are really doing a great Job i -for the BayHead people. - . -. - . AW4. __ . . . w ge WjWI4Y . - __ ••• .I . ." . oil _1 1if- 1-W 0 1. . L .., I I res $ . crew for runniq another supw tournament. it is becoming more evident all the time that the dem of Mallczowskl and McMurra are dri - I "Koo" ftolist . A I 4 JSd W i. ss. 'a .-, - • , .', $ II 214 0014W MINN " p, Perisad I . -• s . . lisneer a. • . so a ______ 004106 • S — . ' u, e/ei Defense , . .• , •. - - ($4 . . -. . . . I I 16 -PUNNIMP it - Ishublit, - I w -• 5 no , .- ..' •Ia• a-- - - .. r —ri .j . wv - ORIBB piu tas WSsSIa . :-- .'. &H'sSi I IM Ablikiio Ag; L .. ., . Wwor '"a 11 Is -, go . t " . 4- " L j..'., .1. . ,~L . . - .. Aftalm 'L yr-mm' , bft .. i!!?. MII i, , _0111IFF 16- to 'S --- - k= 104a I 1 tct / .JUfLJ 7 L$I1 ., .—' 1. ( , on . . , oil . r __ I -- , IW , ), . ( , .- . .-.k. .• ' _ I . -_' , , I " _D . -. r V.4 .. . I ym a, U&S 1 & . ' .'.' '' 4 '_6 I .; . ., . . , , ". 11 . 0-1; N' t~X I _____________________________________ 0 By MURRAY OIDERMAN SAN FRANCISCO (NEA) 1 ink Can Got The ' Do You I . 100 , — woulcin't have been much of a France for $1200OO. was now. ? X%`111111111B And without him, there In a bullring somewhere in got the permanent use of a -_ condominium there and some NOG542 AV onia nJ torj,ibLz I Ø.ir -4 a 0 6 rv"s o... — - — expaim money. Before he fulssome sense of loyalty. And International to Wimbledon, to Toronto (for Management, Mark MeCar- the Canadian opon),) to because player AM 8 Pro on his way to Vilas, who were In South pro for a hefty six-figure I .11a., I 1>00 %, - 111640 - / __________________________ j Carolina Lindsey 490. Convert" Splits: Ettle Oldhom 1-10. Other Highlights: Queen of Weak Anna Cole JBT ns!'l"ss SIgTTIiS & Wheel SirvlCL Ind Minn Auto ce, ISM Johnny Walker General • • . -. #.I,I., .1 If teeri-ager in 1973, didn't show up again until last year. Even then he tried to duck u t the lad minute, but MacKay put pressure an him to honor his nitment . . , < *" JO/IN 11 J 1*g4,,M W P 5~ Klrkgard 103: FreddIe Williams 171: Lillian Poll 143. High Series: Andy Patrick 554i M. Bud Corbott W. Converted Splits: Myrflo Renick Irving Fried UP ROW Bwvi*r 526; Barbara Kneiell%: Fred Offiar Highlights: Star of W.* Weston III, Gordon Lamb 477; Jerr yLoud on041 grdlus fl1 Turkeys Dan Burton Sharon MW Lon 446; Rose Patrick 43111i weielmode by ollbrooks Cathy Doyle in7re* Don WIsmIeSpsncard37 Haøi lauder Himlitin and Richard Williams 437. SHOOTIN41 Converted Splits: Lucille High t,,172 Thatdic 3•9-10; Marvin McNutt 3 Eiyse i , 9.110i Ole Dim I-7i Fred Weston I. W1 "Its Johnson WI Judy Green 1i Alice GaK%4ok 2.1-10; Helen Jowl KamkSy 1-74: km Kamlnsy S. Outman 148, Wriko "a 161* $40; Bor"Wd from 114-54; Mike Am Oxkw 13L Ruth Dosolloal Ross .IO; Dan Burton 3-li: Mary Camara" 13% Nancy Princes Olson 3-14s Ott Grin 1183i Del CosW 101 Carolina U& Margaret Tindall 113, OpoI Other Highlights: lauvier rolled 121 p over his average. rving Fried rolled n his iverags. Barbara Lkidsiy 175; Peggy Moon rn rs.r ed Vt pkd Ow her . DILTONA Pl$SU$Ti OS SlandInsi: Spollorel Jet Sati Dynamos; Lucky $V*ni nucko et Vankeess Gotorisi Bar@-Harni - ha va On WED.AAL MATCH POINT HIP OWN:MdrY 0. Hardy Ill Sports; Orange Bowlers; Mr. & , Hiscientis Gem, 141. ' •II1.110;CwalMIsdl$Aug.Ml saw.Mary arkislanii . ::!6 Or""s lot Bill Sthat Vill 1iS01NR 571: LISleMINY 5731 isrtes aeryo Ia "k email Virile 157 '"- "i 11111011110 PA60 rd;X.1 . &~4X; .10 PW omful Pon AN' . 9: st .of - Avelft so spupm 01) . 11110, =10 M Pa an me="" I I . . __________________________ High Series: Anna Coleman 124: bS Thiiktil'a hail's TIw' *:I i in fre to - -.-- 1960. "They treat me as one of up than.:: he admits, "and that making at least $500,000 this America. guarantee. He y help.. )W Mcirve entered the "There are only a duo top Us me time a year. TfaneAmerics, 1079 versim. togirtleys," up MacKay.,,The Why d,d Jimmy Comm turn But even getting a big none alfie ONIMm $13; flaine Kolifival 6111111 _ ,I I — - - NO41/AEE FQQ the TransAmerica, Because the young left. MacKay's lucky that tç Na own dough to save major endeavor, he has WU still an amatat,, McEnroe who, by the way, Borg end Vitas Gerulalths his Us mast he could get Was $100 got that 100 bucks In advance show up for the Canadian Open been to New York three times, so loiff"" ft Nut,waft, I PIN moods, 6 onigoi sit ad Wdd^ I ANY Cols, I Bound Tolls. a " wllll~ ft, ~ 1* Wl s"ry Sdlaft Of * = Z " on 1111111111 . . - - - = -i"., * k ~ ~ V .-;. AM 01 I SI I k I t I I I ( I ) I I k, 4,k I % I'' . t'. r . - P WING! C111111 . rw Iwo - L , , . T-w: r. to* d dion pab bwhn i66 4 L sTNIT011 1 fat Ift S* - ' --- - ., , yellow On = A. oft Other Hishlishts: Gosim of Woo 3-19:N" Jilihnali"*1 L" Smith -qd 11what Ov. hr Ill - 31: Unle Almend ~ 1911 00 CONNL r . - ay. ho $ i ' : ... . k k High Series- Dorle I.(j May 4Th lipse isles gLLsffl,.wMe.del ' Nita i 411, PhIIII6 It 11K JMm Gamin e polb bdivoim 10 ind Of PONY ~41643.11 S"V r Wisdom $-I$; Sharon Hardy 446t Opof Owes 4114 Lois er Div. Is' IS • 14: am MuuMM. tr$ug 10 Win the Clonir III: lisle lurhirt 14, Smith W Loll Siftl&• Rivers 41118, Morel# Prom 43. - Nk lb _00 ftw - MW d on rA Won Sell awtoy tip I.91 Rose voushin $- On Road melmuabSw. W" lii be . Pa ONSk Allmon - 0. lb. II . .an ammetedl " o- -6 _irIc~silts~VIM " I , -. Nugm And MCEOM -0AYOd it You Wevie the rows, he's ±: Rothill Sterner. 411, America SasdIrd at 5:35 Pm . 11-i . . ,:.,. -I b, litago - . li, in pig" — I_I - 0' I'l, I . ..7, me M ' '! _y: k headers ciupitid in a tow' bress medals win: lament to see who will Ladles gold: Virginia ,çaprsiiit Bowl Aais'ka JerSal, S11 q W MII'S LlmIwd in the Jsr Ca'asge gold: Merritt P. HMflq, 75, parts, ,3rd Willis Amoco, 411% $swI Toamamut to be held in ue IS. Ladies' silver: iø Loin Miami over thi --Casiatmu Thstdiu', III, lie II; Mini Auxiliary Plea los., ill June's I 6 om m= r=4 , . . is .~ . 0 i •- NEWWROW _. oftonsimme 00~dh* -11, hm at " tbw I WSW ., owmmwmdlWn , so ' - 1-d . qwwwwr SIM". ' -. - , 0 1= t ftab rowvaje~ 11 qoltatw ° -- Ulm _-____ -11111114141khabOAV106"M go'" 1111 IN . . . .__ - - 1111011110 I 001 01101M owmes ~ I I I I - ,on hwa - Lf W' I #A RM finims 1 — clilloodwUldilsimadediallut Mo ap 0; MWs lievessi , Bowl . .. .. J . j, vi.agev. •) - dMdtbusy am . — - , • .- '- wbueis in tr inuuw 'iei iurustt, app~fA . — seMa ve. Gram I . . 4 , ?4" ?_ , I - L 1 . ~11 . IF 1: ~ sI i_ i. = QeT.' MIaMI Miha New Yak OIaMi = . ______ rft IsIt — rd 01111 * j1, "~, ' "L-e) lq;, ~ - i, i I 11 . I ~v . blim . . .i . io. - . 1=4 ._~ L a.4*-, 60 , , 1`~~ I I It- NVIIJAi'i 1 11,11101 * i'is. - or Od"'Wo 111111 ft _____ 1111 ____ a $IF ta*selffir L 'I . 1U 115 P154)1 , ,,, -- - . I . , . f, - y,'. ir . - A' I I.".. We Is a Wdo4ft ofter: ft 1,111les 6K age 7L 111,00VIV , Shop, Ith 0811OWSY wome do do we W010 11111 I W&PWN' 70 ~ to d.4, '' 181 a 10111119 niesed 10 "Ill ft bdft h" Is onlilwni~om - in oft IPMEMSTV a 4= uis'ij j. a $44 ho but yes, y jita, et H,ata. 1oler. at He Is r ulvabutaM titnily c,uc4aa. He e at 4 Sm I cb*M4 goleft @I do soll1weil a 1 1 I!--- i ~." H W at x~ fto " Nod - ___ - i has its perils. Borg, who played clasp. He pulled down the four hig guys Borg, Camera, tournament in Stows Vt.?'WI In MacKay'i tournament as a $27AN top prin spin. IOWLU'l NBWI PROM ugelait the youugitir. In their iriug wits s I to *am *P" . 6aTWV of . V~ 11FINIIII 415WWWWWWO In MdUM80 11110 Md" dW m hsvs be. n,a J . Me ume he wait an defewing aam@ we* as I"Was, the up at a relatively WWL "Mm "W= lift wtia 4 early dxww ThIs put SUnday, yOuth Wk*iT$ 01 lbS -• lilflr' & .- . _ i i ! I I I jle I i ________________________________________ - $aimdwthseeuaosaadcplskwIthWxl,Wxlhubd d OaerM aerms about hew to rS the tails milkly Mugsr ., zi I I . le t --I , ________________________________________ who retired to a cub- Ti .utwf's jub with tto'Lâars after last ::m t Sent J517 1, whO W xl 01 tOei Thursday, ' • a . . W 1 I L. (11. - - 01 teems' Coach Jerry - A I. . Ksgier's 3 No as tisew 11mets at do ft= WW A1I1CarhPxlWIMbeSdwiUbSDISth.1..mWIJth. Wed, wIubItIla, - Komer .. dW hm a Well but-- s ad no sueguy wes phmns& aw add as . • '., ___ . - i -v, vw.wl . - L o" - - s te utu. Cwy ci Mary Uaepltai in r'uy Torrance, did M buew be, hug he wenid be opp',i '1 got semi open s in the Adelas paMi 35 third quater," WMIs aatd. who hss in Ilel ii gus's, He w deecrsd a in "gus'ded but stable coalition." — The Luberu e,lriIkd a $4 record under MdClaisy this uisi*s . : .: - . ___ S . a ii IS, . '.'. 0114) PUSi PUS) irsis, TIM. as.* ___ - . ' 11- ' ___ . iii as ,4$44$ *1*4•iS isesuigem. Ft obtaft'' - II 4 .235 — - -- I 445 sa Ild ss-Selts. twa . a& *8 . I = Uffil" lid U P" Md 16 AW ad. d Ike PM ft L Mile fleiseu as, it, but he's pit Esut fleer. ho louth a vidory ngt' "W.dida'tanisMa OS___ . th PS : personal tMema,i Tua.ere. pulasullwohno"ADen - Mu -. as -: . " e in ama tomis and are really doing a great ., for the BayHead people. .*J, * ___ - ., - :. ,, . ...,..,,... . should have at least two rackets of the same k!nd, Barry MacKay, th. tournament conqueror In the UL Open,- cornmltm.Ut to isa the tow'. Indianapolis (for the Clay Court abu and wsjt. It reilly hurts O" I's gaas. to have premeler, aid lted, "I you agreed to agipenr. nament. And Borg and championship.) and even to to racket dirtog the middle of a t I n it the 100 hack. Because the $350,000 that Gendaltis are In his stable. a- utrangs New port, R.I. . m*tck. a0w?" MacKay andthe sponsor risked Caesar's Palace found a MacKay'a asset lsthathewu As the current U.8.Op.n m.a* nothing to Borg and flhs toimereacrg's presence ati A tip of the hat to Doug Maliczowski, Rich Mc- champion, a challenger to Nastsise, who wen in Europe, mug Alm King Clu*. It a chwnplomtdp player himself, the top.raiked American in Murray, Bill Mallczowskl and all the BlyHead Bjorn Borg U the world's best or to Casmors and Guiliermo signed the Swede Coach' r •1 . -up for took the court one morning at thist Roam TAnner, the Ir/9 ___ ____ :: Tip of the Week: Three times during the BayHead tournament this past weekend I saw '- ' - - iily lbS IieOd -. . .. , I of running - . , , - Kay, SIIWZI1NdiV . . f-A,X '" / ' ' I . freslunan ' '" .. N_ IA~ VM he" is Md was held under 101 points for " . do INA ! Dwhilms win do ,— tho thu ef • , 11k WiMars led by Marques .J Now Bucks The "Wed rdbw, 0" a wer dindft do stleck In do itawad p*tbm4 114 ad ftret in tto Pacific ,Iela, pace. IW're an* ta . I*1IJW%W, Calif. (UP!) Th Las Angel.. Laken have GONAML,, OIL-. Pea Brewer had 35 p. Bectod by $4 puMa frem t en lafri'., galig thee, 4 vviiimeIi . kit Cm*" udgwANY of a sevas bad 9:16 IS giet 11 §WW 0 tims, a I=4 exiiuL k dis s* OW MA poss, k*Y Id III 16 8 bkxk Mllwa me" 11111 fuss Mdfteyto***W hm do Mile be , Is meii., - ILI Dow bW , ,. ow We bm 71turellbyt hat Mo bad b do fall, mW Bin hic- . . I, . "Last year, during the deterred payments. f A big singles tournament Is scheduled at Red Bug Two years 41190 When John tournonent. November 28-30. This is the Seminole County McEnroe was an 18,tyear-old That's the way it is In tennis Pacific Southwest in Los "Our whole year depends on at Stanford, he Unless there Is Angeles, the top four guys were 1' (fl hi or more information induced to enter the rookie or a Borg or a Jimmy McEnroe en-diy span," says Comas, Off do* & w WIIIC .uiuy Harkins, OinlauUo Park, '111 T. describing the frantic trials for the TransAmerican the promoters can be left for $is,000. So the tournament tournament quest to corral I Highlands Drive, Altamonte Springs, Fl. 32701 or Tennis Classic held hem each holding the bag - for big lost Us sponow.and this year name players. In his, 10th year call 834-6113. autumn. j money. g - ep55 -. Murray, Bill Maliczowski and all the BayHead /# A" .L I.-. - t xl',~ .11 - I "It I . • ~ A tip of the hat to Doug Maliczowski, Rick Me- PVIi(IV .. -. 17bw "I ' ' ' ' I I I S S ... - years No.2 player Karen Lowsma to win the championship. In the finals they defeated AlI McConnell and Kathy eosser, both of Orlando. 1 . I • . % . t• j I - ca"EA .- ' .'' (also on the S.C.C. team) and S.C.C.'s tennis coach (thlswrlter)jnthefinals.Thecontest was very ,close and extremely competitive. The final score 1, 7be womens doubles crown was also captured by I . . • -- :,great promise for future stardom in the tennis j, r%A0.1 1%r .•• . . ..- .. . -. world. By United Pius b4er1mel Portland. Wie we uld, width we. ,'ft wasn't an 1st.rutIng game a, '11*1's xl a good tan1lo for austi by their good ii,.as," w it was a ci gus.". me portland inii " IMd Nelson, whose d Portland Coach Jack RY Usaeredthehost:: M9wathse, 114 slope* ¼ ,w . ~', : \ £. . IV'., ... ,s..' , , . . - , tim's $ ___ I — "az ~/q . - . 'r r .-. .j 2-1-ON 10 - ___ it "an 'a 1- * . as..,..' Nans.r sass.,, . j . - . (IIl , . ' I T onthellayHeadcourts.Mannlsto,Handburyand Johnson all played extremely well and showed colcher Rick CMOs from •' ity Co - * obtaining center-fielder Kim and another rigbit4iianded lli wa Co provided - - - e observers of the match commented that It was #' problems by ageds, probably pitcher Brwe worth shout $1 millise. - i Seminole no mmun 0llege ege hasf the or e2nd .straiw2I year we winning team In the :aflflual Sanford Doubles Championships. Lassie Mannlsto, from Helsinki, Finland and Eric Hand!.buryfromToronto,Canadahavesuccessfuflykept . ,- the doubles S.C.C. family. Last dears winners Robert Hale and Ken Phelan were 'ii 4iiui members11o11e ii.. tam. ." T ann and nafluuUl'y defeated J:" ulian Ormufl MD M/LLER,rnw.,,?gp. I kee' Ra es TO • - . ointwoaepar'J.tra. "Ido,i'tMtOdlyiilgiany bOldorId names because it woulde't be , championship ca li ber. After ',,P1'Y" id their starting pitching by In only OW days the Ixenon, but weW AM winning two consecutive chamgetting leftbander Tom Ywk Yanksin have ba & ill shed Underwoo ni d from Terooto. flsos dub into apennant ploahips, the Yank... fi --In do lad 10 days contender and principd 4w owow a distaint fourth In the American in do ned low days may not lilliagn End * this noson and' d&),we havetama — to d so ovw thethadredholasand — be all" spending In his Stainbraniter ddO take kindly I WIWI'to bring On champim tv On Plunge. I Into a top come"PIS tam,-, 1% Yankeesspent lievistily to said Slelnbr.nner. "I think acquire the service. of Watson ship buck to the city, . Sim the and of do season, we're but there. We have a aW May. Akbo* no terms Tbg Yankees' continued to theYank.sahavebeenthemiM verydrong,avsrygoodt.sm" wars disclosed, It Is -i99 the holds in their "Wild active dub In bassbod at Stalabiliecow, bowem in- the Yankees sIpW Walson to a Th"AY by alping firs acquiring an hadint. lAd we* die" dia ysakm were AM four.ySes., $,.# mWan Contract baseman Bob watson and they took are of their ciMer paining a couple of more free and May a — b LARRY CASTLE - -. I Thid11111101111111 I*00UU9far the - 640"wait 00 kA" in A OWfl NewYorkYankess'yeaebock dstermln.dlildbyslelnhr.,mer next season. - to rebuild the dub ken one of 1;1_ SP i S NEW YORK (UPI) - EW langlarm contracts. LANDOVER, Md. (UP!) TIM Washington C@0el Thwe. By -. VM ee L ko r - E -. man " be feelk . capable. .... - mprove hMJlSd m late a 0 I I , -, . - I turnaround, Koosman today votes and teammate Don game winner for On Mats In ting a few more wins," uld Hopefully, I am improve on my C1111forr". . Guard Hollins Knee Healthy ' Washingon SendsBedard act or l.svs me in or take as alt pretty well I bsflclub. Personally, one g got one vote was bitter than the nest to ho helped ms turning 4 linebackers. 7111111111 C011111111d0rdid MM because So Dkp - Anyone? t Idihander, .._ quarterback Den Fouts passing yardage leader. Y — named the wovea you can Lisgas' s Cotnebs Player go I _. 4 (UP!) record If we can keep !be dub - American Baylor, Baltimore's Al B4any 17S. "We had an eseslust Koo.nan. ,,Knowing when to iwnanY?" nu nt i indeed home again. , e i(TSIt " Is's whit. Horton I The *yearild International. He received 21 each. around and playing at home deal shoot him In W79 and he Kbozman, who recently traded to the Mirmesola Twins votes from the 30 UP! bush.!! Koonnan, who posted a 2043 made my aimnir go by a lot Warned about me. Next year, signed a by the New York Mete last who psrticlpst. record er going only 345 in faster and also certainly was well Start the year by not with the Twins, said he felt the wiatir so he could be dosar to ad In the balloting, to easily 197$, edited his being doss to more enjoyable than being having to take those steps and club needed to improve its his Victoria, Minn., borne, outdistance secend baseman horn. for hi awayfranhems." coatlniawhsreweleft off and pitching to became a solid responded by winning 20 BobbyGrjdioftheCallfonü qth cvrdender In the AL W*st. Koan also ayeManng, eacbdobstterjoho. game., after posting just tIww ADIIL "I think the contentment of Gene Maib some credit for his "I certainly learned a lot my Minnesota stayed ID victories for New York last Grld who hit 31 homers and playing with the Twins was the 2Ovldosy season. fIrst year (in the AL) and! until Bepternber but faded (*fl Year. diove in 101 runs after two sub mast satisfying 'spiel of last "Mauch certainly helped me don't plan an making the same the stretch and finished fourth, Becanse of his magnlflces* par seasons, received three .eusn," said Kcognan, a 21- oUt a çsat deal as Ear as get nilIths as I did l year. six games — Jerry !" r Tennis . . NEW HananurvWinSanfo d Dou les - - - Koosman Wins Comeback d Awar Fac. Tough Task II . . . M . M cnnisto. ,O - - . Friday, Nov.9, It?#-?A Evening HeraM, Sanford, Fl. . -' . - IISNSV.N.M.N, dSPL - I . SPORTS . . -- r N. - • . I . - . T "s' uir 4 W AOWOM',Wi Now 6Q -4 11 -. j_ - _ .-- - . . - $ - �-' ••__I•,II. ..uuuI,II•_._ - -. - . . • - . - . •' vj..; -• .. • - • , • • • . - -. I. SA—Ev.nlng Herold, Sanford, Fl. BLOND$E Friday, Now. 9, im ACROU 3 by Chic Young 7UiJUJãllIij I 2' L kil tpIi1s[osi 50 Aval a r c!: Of Fat _______________ Tube .. WELL.,ITS NICE TO HAVE A COMPLIMENT FOR A CI4ANGE! Goop 04A COOKIE SINCE 1%7! WANTA TAKE IT BACK IF 11 1 YoU'RE • SU*I . I E **r_" __ . Lamb 4 I I G I ,--Ir I ?I 4 . .. . - I I"I" I I - oe a aaa M0( UVl ,,. P8001 F(XIJ&c*)1WT ., o I I*(oR*Tlo3v ss ______ _________ ' - - C&OII*5 *T? tS 2 I 9 ____ V _____ v a I j - — .. . No! - — . ONWtE, WHVS BLJGGNG DECIDED WHICH NOT EVEN 11. COLLEGE z 13E GONG BE GOI T . TO ONE AT . . - 1 . I I __ — — ARCHIE . I . - dL__-I . I by Bob Montana .. A BACHELOI'S PEGREE DOESN'T TEACH HER WN SHE WAS, . iriT1 1ALL 1 1 i4 W II0 I _ 0 -I I 'Y i' 0 .: Q ____( EEK I MEEK ' I W 11CY11\I1 I I U LFJ 1LJ I " F-'-- - I . I _________ I-MI- . 0 . 5•bIIi - R&D A B&D YEAR p ._ •. ___• • • 40 ___ 11 - I.- 40 . I ' i of . ___ • •: • UGS BUNNY W11 . , 11 . •• . F off I ~. Pff . f :. - - - ___________ - - it"409 ... mm"19? • ' - - Ins f David Lo e ts Charter Unveiling Sund •. - , - . . •. • • "a to PM 30 PM ___ _- .. I _____ ' ___ L' Nolot ,,ial~~~"am`a` 9TS 7 - .• ,. \ ,, I. __ 14,., —ir.. • - , i : ,' ; •• .s • ' : Seniors - Install, et Craft Show , , ," '*I • F'. ' S _. % .T ~';*f~ - ••• ' Rev.EdwthWeberofth.Firdcoflgregauona]churcngl the1011011ft newly do" oftws of thi Sanford Senior Citizens Club hr IMM: Mrs. Margaret Schneider, "I Mrs. Macsi vic, dent' Mrs U...., Wilson an4 •" _____ 1% .: _ I I , • .---.. . I • . 06w , r , I" I ... . _____• • -- _______ • • : L.. 11 I WW delegates to the coy Federation Board ci Directors, and Martha Johnson, Edith Harrison and Alice Fennell, members at bM, on do Saidiord hdw Citillons Board of Directors. Ills Now.I moding was cancelled due to lack of ovallability of do Q* Older do to the Golden Age Olympics. on Nw. 8,arogdar moeft will tam place at now memIwn 5 4jg 5heir un png wjfl he by Edith A . NWMG — " _ k 0 Niel- Ckhans alt L.A. Rasey.passes pvel to Mrs. Manwet Ii. en1der, dfkeri Tiesday sight at the usual dimuer. CYA DW.4, Owe will be a craft display of home made goods whicill will be on adle for This Will be meeting.BIW will played dusnmon. 4 • I I 1 . S ,ouse' s Bl*rthday io~• • • I ___ go ad dd6u 1111111111411111d Well oddrldia . , ., r -,. , , 4-' I ç, ~. .1 . -5 W"A it ut ''Z t ' - 1 1' S AMIEIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMk 4' I , 1 ; . bm ' 1, I AM wrw,.w'., -a= •.,. I 7 - -- .. *M L. I S. . • .S• • • • ••.••. - •• • : •• •• .•-. .• -- ' : A . 1. _ 3 i' .•••' ', •J tJ•• •i Mr. and Mrs. E. Morton, from Left. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Fordham and Mr. and Mrs. W.J. Donat recently spent a bollday in Nassau In the Bahamas where they explored the popular landmarks of the historical site, a mecca for tourists aboard cruise ships. HOLIDAY Ch ter ARRIKA "s ts - Fall Ll L Wilc&me Activities NEWCOMER! - . I W IF . SLW.,Hlw . SIP : . . ... . .. Xl liNta Fç umemburs ci Beta &a Phi have heist busy . __ .. : • _;• 1 ' .1.,. . !1 . L a_, .- - I .'L I __ nt 1110 ,1111111111 4 _~ ..l , u alas -' • ,. a ' • vI oft so , • tur bi al..soea eus with ui. crispi. UiSbefL l a" 11118111111111 to 'w.r, No Ij.aso ft f- u 1 PI ___ • aheia ad ii for sate by ..; win. j -_ hmat"astowaftwiNd"ft unim 00 - inrrj ,, - I" ftom low RI . bw r? S. I*sIfoat. - .ws is AInddmu1khedswabisjdsdlbe — ueUuai zk wolima 01 no '*' chsr. P!esssds w b— the M psthet °' Shot. coids of In. . 01 CeIad' . , RI Wft 61* chum,, civic on; & . 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' 14" Roe", roww PMWWI welcomed guests am intr0dKid Jack Ffonw of the Greater Sanford Chambei of Cam. mirus and Ida wife, Rev, and Mrs. Leo King of the First United Methodist Church and Rev, and Mrs. Weber ____uiu.ti bits. Lou Baker ani sirs ciu rIWIIPII` PPUMN116 am do Mrs. mars" Ulmor and Mrs. Wilms Row. W. and Mrs. Raw were in charge of the emeftwount. • ____ )j , . J ?. - II .. • A 'AI flIM •• • - •.. . -: is •. : 11 . • , •., ` Over 170 members and guests were served a catered dinner at the Sanford Civic Center Tuesday night Music was provided by Aukey Johns' Musical Serenaders and ___ ___ ,',__ - ' t - I . *=. .." I I ___'' I11!I!a9_ d't~ 4, _• ,: ' ,.,-'L ' i• . - I. ..' . yaO (Aag fl1. ) I weliJacuby club rift w beat II Othem mu sea yes * be 'P' aid the dif wos Silr* fiffill It because In %ft hoossilie dai (JNL 84* a). I ..." almost Siva up . , _.__ — -Ywft the - "mum sold 1111111111W remy Cam ad anad d am IPMUN I, 00 to ft, abw 64 draw all trumps bit , , dou%Mod 111" 0110 0sccmMd full ' attacking dubs, (L '$'. U) artidebeep.. bun uyear iuurstsr WWAPUW*Jj.I ilm as . 04 *11" 8) ad Million .40n Is w Of ft a "W of 1AGOV., I.. yew ~k &M a" ro bul &&*-- C" Of ft ,No, yes ! Ps • usiismu at L . IaspId.. year Tsha.dw. IV. . - • : no "y "I Nora notBIICkWOO4? Because North held oily one and If South hel(s of-11 theirm inclubs. . — pa all and By" ' . th lip do so left. 1Wr2 be =WN " - -- 11111111111111 $d&sly bean $ Irne ..et siy. • •. - low As for the actual blddlngje was very good up to South's ftnalandratherinanebldol six clubs South really should .ve w,wu si,st vii.it hold two aces. Or that U I*, 4W hold silt ho1dhg° not good enough to make slam bettie than an even-money prupoul.' lion. North was obvi" . - I OAKIII •IUuStl V 'a—"— NOIth4OStb lmi$w. ii i tsr U* aiuy and ,,•, the, - piWith ' pa'— q.y. CANCfl (Juno SWuly fl) A •• Surv . -• - Us boarts for a 700 *its Aim .. . • - BRIDGE 94 ' - . - AT . ...,.../' •. t — . Y so. might do better by pulling the tibility of ornamental plants to mulch back from your plants to cold injury: severity and roof or garage. (2) Give plants physical duration of the cold; rate of (2) To osntj allowmoregroundheattohelp protection by covering the thaw; species, age and vigor of plants' resistance to cold, Insulate the foliage. upper parts of the plants and the plant; amount of probe- follow a fertilization PCOVfl (5) Use shad correctly the root system areas on the lion; and site factors such as that Includes at least three or Pines and other trees that cast ground with plastic or burlap. (P%SIS Marva MawkI.sI soil drainage and amount of four fertilizations per year, alight shade help the plants Use stakes or frames around CORNERSTONE Officials at the cornerstone laying ceremonies of the Friendship and Union shade. Including reduced fall and thaw more slowly. P'antlngs the plants to prevent the plastic Society with Evergreen Lodge No. 23 are Anderson Brown (from left), Arnold Certain Florida plants need winter fertilizations. (Healthy that thaw more slowly usually f rom touching any foliage. Be LAYING Bentley, trustees; Sallye F. Bentley, past vice president: Raymond Fields, more resistant to show less cold Injury sure to remove all coverings inter protection ' re than . president; James E. Holt. Worshipful Master. Kissimmee Lodge No. 68: R. cold than diseased, insectiminediately after the danger of ' plants growing in locations others. These are citrus, Bifivar Worshipful Master, Winter Park Lodge; A.D. DeLattibeaudlere, poinsettia, cassia, rubber damaged or poorly4ertllhzed where they are exposed to the a freeze as passed. . ... Worshipful Master, Evergreen Lodge No. 23; District Deputy George W. Fort, plants, hibiscus, allamands, Plants. early morning sun. (3) Heat the plants. Heating ' Orlando. I (3) Place tender Plants 20 is still the most widely used . bougainvillea, philodendron, A sudden drop of temperature I succulents, copper plants and that they have good air and . means of preventing cold injury below the freezing point i eus. Alm, young plants are we er ra nage. Arrange fail or early winter can injure erc al plantings of mom susceptible to cold than Plantings, fences and other plarAs more than the same foliage and flower crops, . more mature ones. bgrriws around the Plants to temperature conditions during nurseries and large ornamental Try to follow these guidelines protect them from cold winds. January or early February. p1ludings. A simple method of heating , roots b () for protecting ornamental Temperatures that drop ornamental ants around the ding or mulching If extended gradually over a CI plants and citrus trees frolln day or two home is to use a light bulb under cold damage: periods of peratures are(rooting expected. tem- usually Cause leu dA=ge than an opaque cover such as a (1) Put potted plants inside or temperatures Umt drop rapidly. sheet, black plastic or similar U the roo ts ive, W plant I would suggest the following coverings. under the protection of a porch y ______________ me unveiling of the Charter held Sunday, at 11 a.m. Chapel AME Church. Rev, and Of' Of David Lodge No. 303 The guest speaker for the Mrs. J.H. Woodard have been MARVA International Mions and morning service is Mrs. Nora sent to the church. We welcome HAWKINS Order of Eastern Stars, SanWoodard, a member of them L Sanford ford, will be held at Morning Bethlehem Missionary Baptist Lea Ron Amiss Club will I,, Glory Mlulonary Baptist Correipsudeit Church and president of Junior celebrate Its 28th annIversary, 1 r'. 3fl5411 Church, Midway, Sunday, at Women of the ProgressIve Nov. 11, at 230 p.m. at Zion . 2:30p.m. Missionary and £ducation Hope Missionary Baptist 0. .. ..v Master of Ceremonies will be Convention Baptist State Church, 9th Street and Orange La. $ .. Deacon Willie C. Cummings. Brinson, IeIaiid Conventional Florida. She is an Avenue, Music will he provided by Choir • . Friends Day celebration at instructor in the Orange County The 4peaker will be Mrs. tIuI No. Two of Morning Glory Allen Chapel African Methodist school system. Mattle Cherry, a member of St. 1,,i •• J\ % s'. •,:1 ~ 141adonary Baptist Church. Episcopal Church, Olive . A hearty W11000114 is eltenW John Missionary Baptist Gusdspesk.rWIUbSR.V.F. Avuweaadllthltnst,wJIlbe to the now pastoral Allen Church. r. ••• , I U It , , . :,,- '' i4: --I.. ,:11 ,',&. '.-. - - - - A Is & Hoffiuj,foI I 111111111"p,pon. 1"K. . I I . rI-u.T. ___ . - . W$ - 11F is loot - • . . , - ",.- • - L---.&.M— Fm 00 Fow. of ____ - _1111105 to ofts Oft. Use Yo0'"=11bNdft I&. ,,' P • heindiuddibnests UPC (Jify ) Psrw P sos 'ss't be hying so ettsr =~~INW OpiaisgIs.tA. fl5ØQ4 ( j. in It yea get mire thai year _____ . L, : - :v:1.l-. I'l .;,. . . . '.. : ': - - . . - a) Y1011111111 "ry Visit d Inip • . - - , - 1 r. . • - I . " -4 ;: i11 .. - . I ___ - a, ___ L I - _) A — I,% ) - - - ~_ --!~ , • • • IMPIITIENT R I5) J 10 ROLL AROUNP / _-•.---,%1 - - - •a,sllsM.tOyssMthisle. outmodedimiIntoiimutblag .A10$52 VQJC7S iMerdsootuilve. •1914 •Q71 'Jm ks GMIJ (Mq IWas $) •*i -BOUM Rdbw tho invelve ym $16 wIth 11et't - EVERYTHINGS GONE WRONG OR HIM j - TAUMA (Aprl NII 0) wmwt ICON 30 (Oct. Xftw. U) Do things to* wbwo you m . I ii.q ' 'J . ____ . - I , . Cold weather in central can be salvaged and new top precautions against freeze .. . Florida usually is not severe, growth developed. '; For damage: mulching, use gram clippings, but from time to Unle temI TOM straw, bark, leaf mold or before expected freeze. Often peratures drop low enough to DAVIS injure our tropical and tender I misimilar materials. Cover ft cold weather Is accompanied by Urban roots to a depth of 6 to 8 inches. cold winds that can dry out ornamental plants. . Horticulturist However, If just a brief over. ph51t1o, a moist Soil Ida There are several factors which influence the stscep _________________ night freeze Is expected, you an releases more heat than a . - ,, I 1 • r.0 0 Wi • ___ • I a I - WIN - t - • . Q ;b I by Howl. $CIIIiSIdSI. -. LMAWt' THER(.5 A IM1vLw MOMWT - Fr ' !.- ___ 1 II LI ! I,C ' ' I,., - L ~ . . . t 1 I . - - AL - - ___ • .1 - - . .1I..,., i r, .4 . 0 MU I '' 1111111111. R; RAI SMIVt 0 1141kry rA InIth 914"11 t AID 1. . *1 PILN tw.f IIII I : ~ ! . n0awk & ". ,,'_~'.. I HOROSCOPE, a' . - foliff . I SH n,tjpLI I )) 6 - - - - TO HER THII - GO TO COLLEGE ! . . -, -*ii~. 1 ,, , L 1.,. . it's stored his a M to do with - will disappear with a popef inherited characteristics in diet and Sensible exercise Some P111109141. NOVWUW lam the prop=. Solution is the Sam. You have DEAR DR. LAMB to consume fewer calories than about On woman who tak hic body uses. lime's no way sa life had bwm nonexist" r - ~1h .M - - - - y' - Ornamental Plants, C110trus Need W a n ter Pro tec tton I .t . ., : 1 :1," .". . .1,A :-- regarIess of where it's stored. you have slot of fat Inside the I Suspect that where and how abdomillal m4y. 7hat, t0% 53 Cheers 27 Mats 4 Loo's son If 50 Singleton 5 Sea mammal 29 Throw o 6 Ti"t, for one 30 Ark builder 57 Darken 7 Broke broad 31 Theater award 58 PISIS Chair . r 4 5 10 11 - - by Art Sarssom VE Ø4C)4 * ammmutm , ~, so bad if it we. It Ior these "men. There's no way " bulges of(A the wrong places. you can tightest up On at A m-1 1 1 DEAR READER — Fat is fat enough to have a good figure ff platform Gardening '• I __ IT ____ you can change the fun- because she had hd IT damental law of nature. hysterectomy. IT IT IT •'nergy La neitjer crested nor misinformed, She didn't have ' ' destroyed." That means that her sex osian removed t her 9 19 20 21 calorlesarenelthercreatednor reproductive Her sex organ, the vagina, is. destroyed. 22 23 24 I'm sand YOU The Health still Wad and the main point Letter number 4.7, Weight sexual otial and 21 26 27 29 29 30 31 Losing Diet, because you'll her clitoris, Ii still there. Sex is probably need to cob down on freer and more enjoyable 32 your calories If you're sue without the problems 01 a ceisful at all. Other readers mendrual period or pregnancy. 37 39 I who want this Ism can Send 3 It gets better then aw.I know, -I I centawtthalong,stamped, been 39 42 I3 140 141 - 46 in e A eavelopie for it. Send after a complete hysterectomy 45 I your request to me, in care of and at age 00, it's better than his newiPope!, P.O. Box 1551, everREADER 47 48 50 Raft City Station, Now York, DEAR Hear! I I . NY 10019. Hearl Yaw letter suggests to . 54 so so 44, The %W% Letter I'm me the old truim that an lik.' 1 solift you Suggests, It would dividual's saW response Ik' I 60 at 82 &W be ussful for you to ezer- Strongly related to his or bwe. cue. Thur. really isn't such a mental state. As some have thbg a Wd reducing IPA if you been known to say, the most I 11=11111111111111101 . - do sk-ups &W log W It will important an orgo is tW., help to t4#m your abdominal brain. 11 . .. muscla while you're losing fat. Of courn, you're right. Wo% ______________________________________ A regular walking program know anatomically that the wIll help to use calories and nerve fibers leading directly to prepare you for more strenuous the vagina and the clitoral area exerds.. (kics you're able to are the ones that are stimulated walk an hour a day without during sex and provide the IYIN1CUDOSOL difficulty, thin you might want pleasurable feeling. The uterus to increase your exercise to really has no ioIe in sex other Include joggh and other forms than the emotional aspect that Saturday, Nov.mb.r 10, 17 ofphysicslactliIty. Itholdeforsomewomen. The if you hiv, a spare tire uterus, after all, Is a baby around your middle, u you carriage. Achievements you thought WOUld be bard to COinS easily. s, mo AIIU ( and faiielUl Your pnopects look very ow Ilded Social activitles today wl.ft rtrw' - '• th Tft 10 We If dow a 11 3 SWAN even afteir youlve more ft if they we not too MM= it-$ &—J— West got into the biddinE IT - THE BORN LOSER 26 Australian 2 IitMr I I II_q - ( L. me get rid of these things? I'm describK the probabilities we 48 Finished (abbr.) 49 City in Texas 23 Toughen I M"I 24 More peeved 5 I Ammunition 33 Angry 36 Farmyard mod 36 Liked fat.) 37 small pillow . . I 44 Caviar I I Eggs DOWN 32 h.a - qoap I . . predecessor 24 Go" 26 Waxy Oln"t 28 Eager 146 PIPNAr MEAN IT I . I YOU ... 22 "orsodoitw, £ 1. 11 by AW Walker Friday,N•v.,I?—A . L . 01 X HAVEN'T MV ONE £vunin, Nora ld$anferd,F. large buttocks &W an inner I BEETLE BAILEY O RSUVB - Dr. 1?6I?I Ihi!tn1J! i i -1 DEARDR.LAMB—Ihave ____ ___ ±YuIJ - JIj' P1' f 47ln$inlficaM 14 Day before D_ -1IU I_____ LII 46 City %rszil °! "Ts.. I Diet M ay End Inner :E tUIIQ t__ e!3 c I "a I IW JE I'IThb00Let! TOO LONG III III lr_)YI II I - SPud THINK (wEuO?)! ~as Answer to Previous Puuti Authoi Fleming - 1 TM, . 1 - -- '--- ', T . _______ - _ _____ - �.-. ._.'. . •.... . ,,. - - ---.. - .. -. - / M' 4 - L '' -tvrdag $scsW, $.aIs,d, Fl. 4.. w44 r . 'p.c. *- a.,, _ 1'-). Fr$y, Nv.t Po en to area high &4iIWS nvx,wiz,NOVMBUU 4C Cbiles's Festival, las Eola Park, Getando, Dug Faaeloru A... Dog SW*lA, flOii tO pm., legs coup shaltir, Central Florida Pelt. . Y4$1kSrI De.,$ p.m., DiBary Cnaiay Shill Road, DeBary. IirndIcs, 7:30 p.m. Open tO $ ' - ,, --- .- .- piIMc Sailed VFV INN Ludliary, $ p.E. kg c.bii pad ___ WNAY,NOVM Free pm en • for - m_ ____ pIIc, $$S*a. Giods Gob drd, Fa&mad Delve p, M pjsj.: I._'wit Sashes Gob Wds. Wags., W"ipnt, - Rse:i' (ar, Altiatt Spi, cede, L$ a.a.; , .a. ,.....- --- - 01 City hsdn,t ffie City Hall, * N. Edgemon Ave.. on Tuesday, DecIfnbe 11, Irn,.t7:35p.m.,or loon flirufter as pissibte, to leek , 5:10am. III _ , _ns. -, 5WI. iswi,es semlmete - ty, - - .- • -. - Ps' lEi-i• . - - - . i LAsesetlessi p._ -- - . - SUTEINAROT . .- -, . -' - - - . PSiWlWIaltiIMV,5T$,meNN. \ 2. L,ClIiv.htJcIItWS$leel,leir $iJfl., NOv. 4, PM. Hwy. 17.52 . t elSie? SINU SinvIe, en itNlIsl demanded in me he - lI' ' SW, " - - NEALTON33UtS1 ..NJIII.ILPLI4.I$14N0 SERVICE Ey,slI-Siss.3n.tg . -- * day it Nsim$5r, 155$, ______ i. Tita - $37,500. id -- - YM - ..- - Price reduced 323.1175 51* Frncii Ave. Careen it Preach & 1* T ' 'Ti :-:, str.et. so REALTY UAUTIFUL COUNTRY PROPEITY-l2acnes,4ldrin, 2 laths, fenced, 2 wells, farm ..traCtor&mower, MUCH MORE, -. dose to city conveniences, I yr. warranty, $64,510. pp; g . PINS, 3 All -fir FOR SMALL -FAMILY-I Sdrm, 1½ lath - liome in nice araa. convenient t*me, cutem made peal, green. I*sle, weItIlisp. flu lift livIng formal dining, eat-in kitchen w range, ref., dish washer, economical cent. heat -Sath. - -- . lanes lOt v-fruit tiles. - $4.05. Ix __ - -- •. ;tc ISL1I1I. .1 - ERRs.. 5. - WCiNO 1 _____ ,-: "s . L llLIt I "' (5*57111 AMSIN. nhu. ONly III -' . NO QUALIFYING -I SR home. New CasWrai NSA & carpet. ____________ ____ hejid31IIor1114111 I 1 1 1*'VhSSKWSISN. cues. So ls..nlp,-.Ls & -. Z,aIwa,s - ranted. Owner wIll ,ara1dw msilsae, WISh 15 Pd. alter awa. 53*05. W. Sorts - ç 'ur', '-- - - - . -'. '•. __________________________ ____ I .1. _________: ______________ .'a, , '._________ ____ - ___ hers 311114. U"5D WWW • • - - _________ .,, " ••• _•r_1.' - . - . . - - . ELEMENTARY - itesIs & ,acnMIl. KENMOREWA$NER_P..* i' , - a_ ' - Service, Used Machines. MOONEY APPUANCE$ *-ih7 •• *, AUCTION ..1b vprlpht some misc. 413 Ak-port SIvd. Fri I Sat. , -'A W PU.0 w, - MICROWAVE as____- , - -, ' - __________ _______________ - . - Tyco train egi, N040$$4s.* - yes, wanthe to sell Ieme?LI$T*ITISUSI , - - - . ig,, z..s sat .. $111.11 keL shii.Is or SI? me. ANOI. 1111156, ward'$Mh,,muaevs, $galljwelenHsa* t51*1. '.---- SinS. IaIIl - -.3ilam1mI. 0e-wP. " ' - -' lOtk óOO P.M. Custer toN 1143. MailfoalAve.) 05LtpaIe.- In1144 322-1713 - - U's TV i4ng w1 .ecf - Ave. 3*3.5734 OesdvNd TVs.$1& up MULUS' - ... -- - 315gOrlaidar. N- 3*21113 of glassware.... & Furniture, Professional -Quality ANTHONYCORINO ANIMAL HAVEN Dg & Cat boarding, bathIng, clipping, lea control. Pet supplies, dog housei, Insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond - cages_337-S753. 122-0071 __________________________ FL,..$, .PJlIlC ___________________________ __________________________ WeiboidtsCainera Shop Sales passport plieles & repair servIce. 3274)0). ____ HOIJISCISInkI, itousewives Cleaning Service Personalized, fast, dependable Regullrorltlmebasis rg - ' - -i .--. . -r •...f. ' . ' - - - - Ossms'.g Pletchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semi RefliidIlIn-,p, pawing. masanery, cancel,. All wink ISig,Iv dine. Pta ____ yts. esp. Call 7. RIR Preesure & Steam Cleaing, Paintln. Real, homes, mebile Iyrs. isp. Pities, Ds'Iveways elc.WavfleSe.l.w.I33I _____________________________ PAINTCO$T. ALUM. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR FREE 1ST. tI'iliI'5 ii RV, midential I comm. property, Free it, 337'331, _______________ - 13341$ lN5ULATlON5aI.ti iaco Palm. Ilbergias & Cellulsee. 5iust r!cs. CIII n105' V *.73WNc.11act. ________ ____ 13*41. $33.50. Reassnasle rales. all went evar. 1337113. Wylripitr VInplrepaW&recelerliig riISPIsIIrVdiIng.05. PHONE: 6444929 -INt rsesuvaNs AUCTIONE COL "JIM" GRASS ______ ______________________________ - b. r WeDOwashwindowsl I . 775-1)37 FSiflflflIRspeW lMan,qualityoeeratlen Partial Ustksg: Tiffany (signed), Sell I Basket C011ection, Cut Glass, Helsey, Hewks, Celadon, Cloisgem, vases 2$", Satsuma, R. S. Prussia, Umogs, COMIilul Spade, Ce1nspot, i'thwood, Mlsaan, Nlpen, Cindlewick, Humineffs, Royal Dol$sns, Serlys, -Poista Depression. Over 400 aft 5 Eutsier PaintingS Repair ResldentiallCommercial Call 343-5342 ---____ $$4g 33I.7I. ____ plec.s...plus Wicker - .AMNTV* - C. 4 *aniul CS hee,- IN. 331-1515, - 5. See sdblstl,*Ira.s. . - - I' 31 - IIuItIijd avk contrels, has careusal, still in warranty.' Uniglnally $445. assume paua.enl$ it 511 me. Agent' 3$- $15 3*7-5* W - Push button 331-1171. o Site NOV. - ________________ - I'7 - -a MODERN AGE PURCHASE * S.psr Aistiqup.. & Cs1I.ctILI.s - AISPAINTING ResidentIal I Commercial De'yII - - (17521 Sanford In-' , ,s;y - INN. $143, Cisualberry, PS. $111315 Eve. NI-NSa S. French - - *TI a . lac.;aNBar. - , . N. Ernest MINI sr 4 Th. RONI EØaleAosncv. I Used 6 months, $300. Call aft S. ; - OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE I -Dtb'll CeilIngs, and Walls I repaired. Res. I Comm. I Remodel I Additions. Call S31.$399or 143-0)34 I $ IS' cult diet lreue,', Frigidaire. CU$?$UILT 311, 3$. (1ieee, 1145*, kit I £ 'I", _________________________________________________ freeger, INS Ford, CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUP(. ADS. READ & USE THEM ntJH. _________________ -. I • I $05.35 used shirt El. range, retrig.W-D, Yarddebris, Trash AlteratIons, Dressmaking Drapes,Uplwlstery 332-0707 Agent 3354316, WIll buy 1st & ld mortgages- We. also make Real Estate & PI*iniss Nans. orlda Men. feage Investnent, ,33 S. Orange Ave., Suiti *1, Winter, 4-ea (Jg DeINITiekII ___________ _______________________ ___________ 151 211g. enCed. C.N&A, w- - Art \%,, - MUlTIPLE lISTING REALTOR . Sold orig. - . NEAR IDYLLWILDI I time. Sal. 5*11or $15.33 ma. cI range. Days 3235631, night 3154155 "llUsS - I specIalty, 33 yrs. Exp. 165-1562. -- Washer rep. GE deluxe medal. 327-1751. HAL COLBEIT REALTYnc. - - . 3232222 E. Allanss.ftDr. '. SANFORD DUPLEX pI.-lba*ine..*3prs.NSC$ "•- - - 751 10. - - 14 1st morteaee face value at present $)U10 at lpct. Will consider discount to yield In 5 - -INC.' :i - Individual wishes to sell seasoned - - -- MNhI*1 -- ' mIa.1IvT*i YOUS $.OSIT. these thIngs Shot are lit '4 - ________________________ PARK (g REALTORS MEINTZER TILF Newer repair, leaky showers our Refnig. RepoAMANA I? Cu It. Sold originally $311, now $246 or Ill ma. Agent 339 1314. ______________________ £leW 2565 - _______ S2-p1Iances U-A-rugss lsupl - arwUI Ilnanclwsubstailllal dan. $U,IW. 332-1351. -' Multiple Listing Srvice Branch OffiCe t ee?usçtv..cAss.l..v. wIuota 1jp. Ft*INOW.$IIuL.% be,.., ____ '-I.:.- ,ç•-- I -. 1*705 - Commercial & Residential Sod, shrubsi hedging CalI.ft4 323-6305 ABC Concrete. Patios. driveways & add one. Quality work, no lob too small. 191.014. _______________________ - ____________________ LSIilICOpinp ______________________ Nook Cais.Ilt ' I7S Singer Futura Fully auto. repossessed, used very short time. Original $513, bal. $1SI or .your equity, close In 24 hrs. - $31 mo Agent 333.1316. AWARDREAI.TY, INC. __________________________ ANYTIME - CERTIFIEDLAWN ILANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 3327h07 I TOWERS SEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty , 415 E.lit $t.F333-5743 - S Losing your homeS credit? I Will catch up back payments & buy equity. 323-3214. - L,s.i&Ladsaipinp __________________________ Baitity Can WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPI. IAN CE S. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 3721721. -______________________ 1 NewS Used Furnitu SOOS.SantordAv.. - 322 2420 -, is pa Property 4 .Ci*c _____________________ Sales Leader - I ti': Sanford's CIlLarryforFreetst.6714$4, ..Lè14Adad&1M _ FURNITUNEITHINGS Buy & Sell U. MORE HOMES ThAN ANY. ONFI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. it Wants to mike small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 331-6S31. ___________________ ____________________________ Appllances& Misc. wconds but brand new top line ______________________ 0Iifli'j&i', ______________________________ tHandy Paul, has truck will travel. - S beddingsetsoniylFreelocal delivery. - Nail's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92, So. of Sanford. 323-1721. Classified Ads Gets Results Andlhat'sAFact Tool '1I- AirQonditlonlng, Heating, Ei.c$rr' caL, Plumbing ServiceS Repair. beds are not damaged or And That's A Fact I _________________________ Air COIdNIOnInS - 68-Wanted to Buy -. - '- off of total inventory of brand new intersprIng bedding. These TWO PLUS TWO IS FOUR . - deer 4 acres in lovely Geneva. I yr. rranty. All thiS and much more $170.05. HUGE MASTER SEDROOM .-LanwoOd home, 3 Pdrm, 3 LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. O SOX 1751, SANFORD, FL 3277), GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE, _____________________ %977 Opel coupe, auto., new sticker, new It. blue Pt., cx cellentshape,$$50.CalIsa.m.to 6p.m. 3734547. - Accoiiitii,i Horses boarded 5100 me., nIce barn, 2 pastures, Osteen area. Great for hunters. 322-1003. by Trogdon. White contemporary table, 6. diairs I china, 5195.1 onlyl Nell's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-93, So. of Sanford. 322-1721. - ------------------------ COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE Business Problems 365-5355 Box 1037, Ovledo 32765 ' sell for you. DANNY'SAUCTION SALES* all 3777040 Sun. - ___________________________ Sav.SOpct.onamvv$pc. DR suite 3I4.OtiIAcriigs REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL p01 home, fenced for hones, on Syowner , - ' =5 _ --- Palm Spgs Rd.) Wooden Irm doll house w furn, girls bicycle, Hammond organ, new B SQ tools, port, humidifier, manyothet-items. Fri PM, Sat I love seat, ottoman. Noll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 9 So. of Sanford. 322572). 1956 Buick Special Deluxe wagon, AC, PS, PB. In tip top cond. $975. Contact Wally Die$richs, 322221$ or 322-3232. - 66-Horses Spgs. (off 4 pc. LI suite, $219. Colonial style w high bk. Herculon cover, sofa, BUY JUNK CARS From$lOtoS$0 Call 327.1531; 322-4440 IWh. Drive ________________________ Moving Sale: 632 Oakhurst, Alt -- S1-440U1e1$OId Goods 323-3107 or 373-1150 BLAIR AGENCY 323-3154or323-77I0 Mak. room in your attic, garage. Sell idl. items with a Classified Ad. Call a friendly ad-taker at 327 76)1 or $3l-99t3. -_____________________ I yr. old, female Irish Setter, AKC championship lines, reas. to good home with fence. 339 5301. ______ " 1977 scout II 3225950 - Moving or thinking of garage sate? Lot of work? Will buy from or ITATI Sreker _________________________ . EXECUTIVE COUNTRY LIVING ltti all the space you will ever eded. Immaculate 7 Sdrm. 4 lath sr 5.3 acres 330 on paved frontage. EXECUTIVEHOME3IR,2bath tvme in Mayfair with many luxury featuresl icr. Pool I Patiol SPP WARRANTED. This can be yours for $64,J0O location. $31,510. SR. P FURNITURE -BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Wholesale Furn, 7300 Industrial Blvd., Orlando. GENEVA WARRANTED. Only $35,lIOt - - standing features. 215W. 11-fl, Cassilberry, Fl. 5344301 Eve, 542.3441 NICE&NEAT3BR,lbathhom, with C-H&A, w-w corpet, dining areal Super starter homel Spp garage, 115.000. RIGHT BUY, SELL. TRADE E.FirstSt.3335622 311-311 leg. LEISURELY LIVING Custom Built on Crystal Lake Chainl Every Imaginable fealun.i SPP WARRANTED. This home has been reduced to lust $1100101 I SR home close to downtown Sanford-ienced back yard & JUST Auction, 12)3 S. French, 323-7340. .'rwi RANTED. Just 537,1001 hrs, calIMarty Shepherd, Realty 130405. ,. Garage Sale Sat., Nov. 10, 9-5. 2 step ladders, sm. tools, 7 lamps, mans pants size ii, outdoor tree lite sets & many other items. 103 E. Airport Blvd. WILSON MAIER FURNITURE N. truest M0115 REALTORS - SUPER 3 51, 1½ bath home in Twenty West with C-h, w-w carpet, Fia. Rm., scr. porch all on a beautiful Ietl BPP WAR- -'.. Assoc., -- - STEN STROM 135.000. Cell Don Saunders, Inc.. - Realtors 423-2211 In Orl. After - TI *515* IT MSY CONCERN: NOTICE Is laMES! gs acres fenced, horse barn, good Beds. Dbi. motel box springs I mattresses, $30 set. Sanford ,LAKE MARY Lake Mary, 3 BR, like new home on 1g. fencsd lot. All appl. - - MA R K HAM LONGWOOD ROAD 157$ Caprice Estate Wagon, Auto., AC, PS, PR, AM-FM stereo. 53 firm. 372-4772. 2kittensfor sale SSea. Alt.S 327-2175 - Fri. ISat. Yard Sale Odds& Ends lllMapieAv,. 5015. 6S--PetSSU1IOS _________________________ glassware, misc, items, 206 Ridge Dr., Loch Arbor. LEATHER & RUBBER BOOTS ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3loSanfordAve. 322-375) )ea1er) -_________________________ ___________________________ Sat. only S-S. Furn., clothes, weekends. Coed terms. tsuemr 339 -0334. _ 1573 Caprice Station Wagon. Parts only: engine, trans Etc. 373- Motorcycle Insurance 322-5111 PETUNIAS & VEGETABLE PLANTS 2lOIAIrportBlvd. ______________________________ Garage Sale: toys, dolls, traIns, clothes & morel 2720 Hartwell Ave. Sat. 9 - till. Victorian Love Seat, new, nice for off ice, $375. Texas lnstr. calc., SR-SO. $35 372.4545 eves. I vicea. none barn, 3 BR, 35, pool home. Many out- Phon.332-7$$1, Sanford V Firewood stacked, split & delivered. Pine. $35; Oak, $30, & - DelI's Auction Center m-Metorcycles _____________________ -- JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'ot to '73 models. Call 335-I0O on $31- 197$Aspen2dr,slant6 71,000actmi.,goodml. Take over bai. 323-2930 Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used cars. trucks&heavyequipment, - Evesafler6&w,e$ieflds 3 Family Garage Sale Sat., Nov. 10.9-S 3204 Country Club Rd. DOOR PRIZE COME EARLY-STAY LATE _____ k Cars Removed flJw' ________________________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS - 13 Ford T-bird, AM-FM stereo,full power make offer. '73 LTD. decent, make oIler. 377-3112. 3235630 FILL DIRTA TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND .ThiGre,nhoi*e '72 Nova SS, black on black AC, PS, PB, 330auto Hwy. 14 West, Sanford Call Cark & Hirt 323-7350 Neighborhood garage sale. Baby items, toys, misc. Clothing Items. 529 Lombardy Rd. Fri., Sat. a. Sun. as. BabyCrib,newcond. Yellow, complete. $33 323 5073 - - 322.3451 P.M. clothes dryer I auto. (3W, LI set comp. coffee I end tbl set, rugs, retrig., dinette tbl. cornpactor, Sears water cond., seed speader bicycles, drpaes, spreads I all kinds of misc. 62-Lawn-Garden . 7:30 items. _________________________ including handmade gifts, plants. silver. 10)0 Myrtle Ave. Fri thru Sun. 9-6. 322-0555. _o,.. house. $130,000. W. GarnettWhlte Reg.RealEstate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107 W. Commercial -- - -. - _____- Guitars 10 pct off. Amplilier, drums. etc. Sot, Balls Discount Music Center, 2202 French Ave. 3723255 Continued Sale-lots more items Side-by-Side refrigerator, $75; picnic table w.2 benShes. full site baby bed w mattress, 525: Oak porch rkers, metal otfice desk. $10. Jenkins Furniture, 205 E. 25th St. 333 pasture. 2 51, 25 home, guest ','3fl-7l11, Ii ius .-- 5,1 saw saw sharpener, ladders, concrete tools, camp equip. & misc. Sat & Sun 323 6425. We Buy WreckedCare powered edger, tow bars, auto. Pianos & organs as low as 5995. - " 4995 I acre lots for as little as 5100 don carpet & sc Porch on a - Rent S rear T YewPrtOgrCencam 5 O5tE - DBARY pci. Ins. rate on this new 3 BR, - , K Couch, matching chair, ISO: 2 burnt orange chairs, $50 Twin Mattress & box springs, $25. facecord. NIg 4kaaiLISketrit - ________________________________ CailBart sale. , •- ________________________________ 1311he'Mihirdetails. Antique oak church pew also oak office chair, heavy duty gas 59-Musical Merchandise isceiianeousfor Sale bldg. lot for duplex or single family home, w-city water, sewer I paved street. $4,300. Hey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? Ask Mom 5 Dad to you have a clesslflid ad garage - Inc.REALTOR,MLS ARTHUR H. RICKWIT$, JR PARKER, dailaiW' it me * * * ** * * * iv as. mueli4l, will ur : . ores. uVuw lotatat. svec - i. sews it Caipuiiurs fo . ausllable ,Ciet DAitlin. P. PARKER. I yg parluiradsuly. wink IS t-a. ITO RUlMNCi Call MiSs. IiI-3*7p.m. 5' $ K, fl 5, splp Pa. daly, lelis INS CIA T K. pa$Ie,v. warRahoperatttc J Pin Ia roar. All for 531.111 Of.x 5 Vii? Future lb New. Ylis atom. - Isalty FRI. NITE ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 "Sure It's hIgh, Doctor, but just up your fee on a couple of appendectomlesr' WillIam Maliczowskl, REAL. 101. 327-7113. REAL ESTATE REALTOR,fl2.7 - Fl. range, refrig., W-D. upright treeter, 196$ Ford. Some misc. j AirportBlvd. Fri. ISat. L' _k. .l,M& _V 7 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. $11,500. SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. IDEAL GETAWAY FOR 7 COUPLES WITH BOAT & FISHING EQUIP MENT. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. 321-0440, 327-IS?? 327-1S77 321-Qa - - For Sale: l2x63 Mobile home 2 BR, 25. air 534-1100 or 322-2303 2435S.MyrtleAve. Orlando Sanford. You Can't heat Itl :NOroId Hall - * _,,,( the only one in Florida. You set, the reserved price. Call 5O4-2S * AUCTION SALE * S5----Boats & Accessories - Daytona Beach, will hold a pufllic AUTO AUCTION every Tussday&Saturssayat7:jo. It's 2621 SantordAve. 333.377 plants. 1- - Hwy-fl, 1 mile west of Speedway, Danny's Auction 322-7010 Buy -Sell Consign _ - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - lam-. 1903 Palmetto. Sat. 5:30-5. Sun. noon-S -, BROKER - COUNTRY LIVING at its finsit- 3 Pu C - 72-AUCtIOn mower, & many misc. items. 7 Have some camping equipment you no longer use? Sell It all with a Classif led Ad in The Herald. Call 3222611 or 131-5953 and a friendly ed-visor will help you. SEmLER REALTY ST. JOHN'S RETREAT- Fur. fIshed 1 bdrm home with boat slip & rIver privileges for me. VA.FHA.231.Con. Homs L Down Paym.nt Cash foryn Will InIId en Wekiva I vs. tigues, good toys, _____________________________ - Off2othSt. Sat., November 10, 10 3 323.5310 rnpo, reg. gas, low ml, like new, still under warranty. 3236700. 3233147. ____________ Several brass items, some an- 12x40 mobilehome, 251, excellent condition. 2 citrus trees, set up in quiet, convenient Park Ave. Mobile Park. 372-2151 or 373-3213 mu ½ acre of grounds. Can't 1* plicatsd at only $7L500l -- - -__ '75 Subaru Brat tn k-i wh dr, Larry's Mart, 2I5 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in Used furniture, Refrig., stOvis, toots. DONT MISS THIS CARPORT SALE Purn., clothing, dishes, etc. Sat. Nov. 10, 9-5. 106 Brown Dr., Sunland Estates. 323 3670. tcreags Lk Sylvan area. 7 acres. $40,000; S acres, $27,000; 1k front on small iale, $31,000. Call Ide$achedpartyhouseonover -- - _____ 2003 Hartwell Ave. '/ VAS FHA Flnanslng - paneled Family room, formal Price $37100. Johnny -Walker Real Estate. Inc. 322-4417. Eve. *IyInpIISIII . ISO3OrIandoDr. SPANISH 2 STORY- 3 bdrm, 2 - bath POOL home w-fireplace, *1*1 v - 1\ _ 43-Lots.Acreage Dining Room, biamed ceilings, - eat in kit, 2300 + sqft living area - for Sale clothes, misc. everything. Fri. Sat. 110 5. Sunland Dr. - - - Cash322.4132 Baby things, household goods, See our beautiful new SROAD. MORE, front I rear SR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 25 Cl home, w-C-H&A, w-w ' ' 42- -- TRiPLEX 1 EACH 2 BEDROOM UNITS ON OVER SIZED LOT WITH ROOM TO ADD 2 UNITS. 00Gb RENTAL INCOME. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. - - - __________________________ ____ i 321.OSP FRAME DUPLEX 2 BEDROOMS EACH NEAR DOWNTOWN, PLUS EXTRA STORAGE BUILDING. AS IS, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $27,300. EXECUTIVE HOME ON ' WOODED 'i ACRE in one of - Sanford's most prestigious areas. 2352 sq ft living area, plush w-w carpeting, Ig Family - Room, living room, intercom, Solarium, screened patio, eat in kitchen, poolplann,d & morel • Brand new for 5115,000. - miers - 705-E. 25th St. 323-0551. goodies. 706 Oakland Ave. 10 a.m. to $ p.m. Sat. & Sun., Nov. 101 11. u 1m _______ BATEMAN REALTY leg. Real Estate Broker 2440 Sanford Ave. - WasiNd:IIsIwrlamIssr L " OPERATE your business out of your home In this beautifully , redecorated 3 bdrm w-liO0+ ft,WeIl-Iandscap.d, Ig corner lot in excellent area. LOW cash to 7,100. -. - mtg. so don't waitil - - WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, Multiple lam. carport sale. Lots of 333-4041 or eves. 323-0S1L 3 BEDROOM, EAT-IN KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST BAR, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT. CAR. PETS, CARPORT. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $37,300. - U•RSII'$ rofing co. Ispart 1eafIg. T T eeew. *3.191 - . - Unsworth Realty REALTOR 4 mes.Ou4I.wirkamustfe,quaf; DARLENE P*itèa, at aL. DILJUIS. SNIu Brothers REALTY. INC. REAI.TORS 134-1141 - itona, for sale by oemer. I SN, 1½ bath, Cent. ASH, ww carp., ilike ney. 144,5w. PHA or VA 1743770 ' wanted Irnid1itiIy. 11. sIilngis ' Christian ity Organs, 1g. Thomas, 5275 Estey, smallwith chords, $125 377141$ _______ ___________ MOWs' r 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, COUNTRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, CARPETS, GARAGE. LIKE NEW. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $33,500. Cox, 3231213. - M. 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE COR. NER LOT. $25,500. , thrIstian Brothers Realty, Inc. - announces the extension of their services to the City of Sanford. We invite you to please call our associate in Sanford, Mr. Don - - 3 BEDROOM. BARN, TACK ROOM. FENCED ON 2 ACRES IN PAOLA. $35,300. STEMPER AGENCY '? COUNTRY I SR I both, ON CASE NO 51NOI-CMtR FEDERAL NATIONAL *01. -. I*INDUSTRIALSITE -Near 1.4, 6*i acres, $3,300 P1' acre. 3 BEDROOM.1½ BATH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM. CARPETS, FENCED, ASSUMABLE - MORTGAGE. $32,300. convenient location. " tfltSfPri5L Inc. emergency utility & fuel paymit preran. Nut be aise Midst Inc.. Realtor lii YNI CIRCUIT COUSTIR All Nice starter home 3 BR 1'. bath. VICTORIAN 1154 MODEL. NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RESOR. ABLE CONDITION. $33,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. More. by Gill Fox - ____________ _x - 1esaies Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA.VA, FHA 2331243 EARLY -- I -- New homes with low monthly payments & lowdown Payments $3s,000 to $44,000. 322-2217. *534500 4 BR 1½ bath, lust painted inside & out, FR, fenced yard I Much SIDE GLANCES _41 Houses 4 pcI. Interest to qualifled buyers. comm. ACRE. SIX MO. SEIGLER REALtY BROKER. 32)0440, --- - HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 2 BR 1 bath on 2 corner lots, toned CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. Lx. CLERK.TYPIIT Unuenti, ispr - W$TNIU mysu dusatmus ga$, .. __ __ ____________ - OSP.11 am IS Ins Iul!hl$ e.KU, - • 41Hojses $ * $11,000 LAROE3IEDROB, ni0i UnlSrd. l rIunNy I I- ____________________ . . SanfOfd-lêll.17 Mohawk Dr. New Duplexel, t Sdrms, Else. range, rung, Heat.AIr, $275 leeselsacurlty. 1.1.322. ,n 1713. -- - aperatL. Must be bondable, ellabIe, pleasing pensonafity . 41-Houses - WANTED Local business needs a qualified , - __ • . - - FISTS? ijnj\ .anvIRI, whue ad __tilL CNA Tiaer, ., WINT*N URINal, - r!',! -. '-.. 1I5 . - .IA ' - Lk to Serve I copy 1 5ev? Tel*L...1 Is.) sal-lie deteiiuL N am, to me F*JSIn Nov. 5.5, IA 1$.- im r il$ipat Nwiinlgr, . çhahe, De,y -.-- -. 'u' - - - - . o.s - -. __________________ ' ' dierts Lien on • and damages for Irsadi at rensai Pr a caióit In liii iiate cali ra..mant lies been flied , • you and you art required is -pjeer . .; ._. IN ThE CIRCUIT COURT OF *Peflinorbyal$u,w In seminsfo ThS SIO$TIENTN JUC,Al. Civilly Ciew*ewse, Court COORDINA it 14 lInIeIIrIni ZI NT&ON emergefucyvflfty fuel CAse NO. 754I30-CA-5t-Oflj A. N. Nyeu taii is ur on , v ng JOHN $URA, . dale. In & ii,, 5? by alters.,, a . n:.e counse,,ng, Plaintiff, IUØMMI vie be *ad ___ . . is? ike relIef demanded in e rewtwus rWulrsm_Its. Celee __ . - S McOONA&D. PA.... $553 Eat Ideinsit SIr. -.. FInC1dA&H.WWCatPII AvaiIDC.1.fl21153 LADIES Llghtdeilvlry, must have ann car for delIvery In Sanford. a. Call M rv Tha d hun MY • Rit .an'cS Clark py: at Nis Circuit - - - Ws 25R modifn.000dIOC$tlCfl - 3L1M1 Minimum LOST: kindle catered pit bull 32E,thlnceflIWie.$Nit,S $4.1 ft.,I*4 ft. thifleefllflN 142$ ft. *eerlaI wish Ike Clint II *1 s,tier H pe, • -; 1Ini1 .* ?CMNCVI$VStIMIS .....Soc. Na. or . iad Wie IN at . 1:11 AM. - 1:31 P.M. MONDAY ffirv FRIDAY . SATURDAY ,.Nion tewlt: ISIbI VS flit Wit Of the NE kwNsd is *md'bmd be herd. , Ius, Bud Bud Bass '10, $ aa., Delada u*.u. 1., t iii TOSIJISTYITLI THE STATE OP HOURS Sanfoqd-lovIty 1 Sit + din.*. tirmlc.kltchlr,nIWshN.1ft3 iflS Adults. Furn. avail. 141 UKER, it alive, and their Why Se Lanely? Write "Gel A • MIIV' Delkil Service. AN •••g• imknoem spouses, if married, and ENJOY If died, their untoissin hairs, P.O. S's liti, Clisiwater Fl. ... . .w• •. 1F" psi. devisles, legate.., grants's, . assignees, lienors, creditors, trusties, PM _____________________ S-Lent £ FiUlil or parUes claiming , __________________ • PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS laider. or NiIfwt them or any POUND them, and all persons or partIes ,. - --. A way tO Pie l?VrIIM% at having si c*alm InS t. styli at IC* Is,In. - •, ____ iiuuiriiiriiir -rs I''.IuIr 1 GALLOWAY, HECTOR ______________ ______________ SEIOLERNEALTY.SROKEI. 3$7.lSfl. 321OMO GALLOWAY and MINRIE -- A.l.INTIII$7$bprs - - '' :---.*:Migsgda.1P.rn HUMAN NOTICSOPSWT be ____ - - .. 333.W0 MarinWp VIIia. R11l ism. . ................44C One 3CEMSC,UVSflMIS . . . .$C a NM pi.onwANueenio . to me phe thereat se recorded , kern time to tIme as - w. __ 831-9993 $ILVE$TRI. and SANK o this Court an OMb1i * tWO. rotIen . ,, coursatseminsascs.wy, *tea. ____ ($IA m*t.rscery within the MONTREAL, w*an memnndoofo..am5W . , __ NOTICE OP ACTION Clenk Of CIW11ly deer ot me summots uty the Mi*u*il UMI it llIefLjy Courthouse Sanford Plerida allied IhirTy Avenue, WWi, SANK OP MONTREAL 0 l's -rOOAM RUTTIR. JR. outcry Is the hlelseet and best All dNan commits flied With 5W der for cliii, me - 1IIUWIIIJ the iN,,p, late desiPillid ottidOl in YOU ARE NOTIFIEDlie,a Whew Perk Pads-el Slop, CIV? - issais. - pa., die ia. P1WIN. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN Plaintiff, vs • me city Cundft at the City u GERALD FRAZIER, MARY WWor Springs, Florida, that sold FRAZIER, his wife, and City CWIICII will held a publIc - AMERICAN STEEL PENCE CO., 1M1InS it me City Hall, * N. INC. OF ORLANDO, a piertia , P v. Defendants. Sam thereafter as peslit, to consider it. P*s,utng: NOTICIOF An _epausi tram tie Sesid at PONECLOOVRS $*. ShUNts dedsieato a4 Mr. NOTICE Is hereby given Ihit the H1a1 Ms*ul lAInwy - i. ' 74 pa., $-'-' - 322-2611 P 11IJEI IE1%? nurui# U#FI. Friday, Nov.t, tfl-1 --_.________s - Wilt rod Arnold, Loegwood Notice Is hereby ghan that I am EIIMaenlh Judicial Circuit __________________ for Seminole Civnty, Florida, Mayor Juz* Lorinlin, and iliwild in businesS It 21is Cr15 will baby sit in my uone , TraIl, Cass.Ibsiry, Seminole asainst you and each Of , you as warRing parents remensblo 323. IU1 AA1NI NeW 211,25 luxury goø villa. C. R0TOMOtIE MACHINIST County, Fiends, unds ttli tic. Ofsndants to iulit the tiH elms ans anytime ' H&A, garage, yard malnt., lnglne rsbuildsi'. SemInole Keith discussed Wednesday titlous name at CUSTOM WOOD PlaintIff to the abo e.dNcnlSed adults, $375. 345-3311. Machine, *1 E. liftu Pt. Exp. p DESIGN, and PP.a? I Intend to real property located In 5iqs the nHn cft enlyl Wage, commensurate w. regiten said name with the clerk County, Florida, me abarevlated I WeI •• WISS4 2 BR, countty bc., $200 me., lit S ab!II?yirjnhs at the Circuit Court, Simlngt, title of which Is entitled, last mos., adults only, no pits. olcttyordinences. County, FlOrida in accenance "FLORENCE WARREN, 322.2037. Plaintiff, versus JOSEPH PICTITIOUSNAMI - Floyd siJd normally a city wIth the pnovislens of me FtC. APARTMFNTMANA E 'n Satiis. Tft: ,, NIELit • CsiIofS_foF fl4ifl 31 unit In Cassolberry. GIve by SULk ordinance violation dos.i't gat '°" '115 Sanford. Full rent allowance for Kathryn CIF.4 11,25 spHt plan. pad the Mate attorney's office. you,areherebyresufredt.serv.a 15W' $51141.4 Seminste ceuZ copy of your Answer or other Flellda.widenffi.lIdIt$susnameei 51g. Albert P. Lovlfady, Jr. Hsuldfthiobvlotilyamattir flio$ Will train lost 35 co The Ia ford 444 P I Dr it 25 ' '3, ' 01 prioritIes lii that the Mate Evening Her Id P0 lox 1457, ro. C. WHiGHA TEN1TNOM. k*end tSreuIs?Iraaidnamewltlinie '' . . 71. attorneys office mad handie DAVIS, MCINTOSH & JULIAN, ouratmecwcuItCsvrt,1.mmneie attorneys for PlaIntIff, ,wPussI County, Florida In accordance with prosecs*Ion 01 murders, rob . -V , r •,.me1 address Is Post Office lest ills. the provlslins INC. REALTORS me ctit ciher e&,ow I'" ncome. *Psre FICTITIOUS NAME Sanford, FlorIda 32771, and Is file Name Rabies, To-Wit: SidIsii s. 1I33 or 335.011 eves. Call 3310SS. ft, Na leaves no. time for Notice Is hereby given that we we the original of same In the office of . enmed in buslnns at 251 *Ing me Clerk of me abovs.ty$sd CoIwt $11.: Lans J. Erlkssen city oritnance violations. __________________ 0 VEstin RanI Pc'. 15. N 1 Nov. 3.5. 1575 AVON bel breWDec,. "': The soup agr.sd to name awsidre to the Dec. 5 mistIng of HELMIN INDUSTRIES so, iudement by dlt wIll be Ti' COUN4Y COURT OPtN$ Sell Avon. Increase your .arning and that we intend to regIster saId taken agaInst you. IISNTIENTH JUDICIAL Cli. swer. For ditalls. call. of the oto. to 3½ acrepastur.for rent name with Ike Clerk of Ike Circuit This NeUCI ShaH bepubilihed CWTIN AND P01 $SMINOLS _1.4l17 1443115 - pI.IA $35 month. 1311434 accondancs with the previsbens of secvtive weeks. FZ CASE NO. 75l.$P Wanted: Mature lady to live-In 2 the Fiditleus Name Rabies. To. 40-CofldOflthIlUfl$ DATED this 4th day of LAKE KATHRYN ESTATES, INC., days a week. Prepare meats & _________________' Wit: SectIon 54115 PISnIda Statutes Navembar, A.D. 1575. cars tsr Invalid lady In Sanford __________________ AN OhIO Cerporstien, 5157, ($L) residence. Coil (305) 322-4315 Plaintiff On Airport llvd,, 151 . Court JOHN SIANCO, JR. ___ UmOnthmU51Ori ili Oct. 315 Niv. 3.5.54 Iflj $embnsli Ceunti', Florida' IN ml CIRCUIT COURT, IN Defendant. Desk Clerk 1 jICurtis $IMINOI.E COUNTY, S OP, On AIrport Slvd., 2 IR, bath JSTDPJPSA* , . STINSTROM, DAVI$ MCIN. CAtS NO. N.s7*tAie-p 1 a Nandursve jjJ• 1*5 month 177.1751 On . TOOlS & JULIAN RN, 1.4 & 442, full & part time.-. -. NI FEDERAl, NATIONAl. luded AL, S p.m., 1101 W. FIrM $1. Fr.. lIned Pr-n Cle, 7$ p, 7th4ay Mvg Mu. Reid, 55 Herald, Sanford, Ft. co Thi Evening Herald, P.O. 1457. Sanford, Pl.32771. ThPCUUIIy Riadi'es ft.k fry, 11p.m., Greater Sanford (lienbsr of Conmiirce SM1O4d. Binsfit f of hnlni - cIdl*,n • -, MONDAY, NQVZIaU Mud yMerwsTiss$.sdersøsh,7:15a.m., Holiday urn, Wymori Raid, Alts.icmt. Springs. WilghtWakbers, 10a.m., Aaciq.4"n Ldbsran (teds Cithsrry; 7 p.m., Florida Federal, AiIeniid. SprIngs. DIM Weip, ii a.m. and noon, Carlo. Union BuIlding, Station University, DeLaid; 7:30 p.m., FIrM nsa. , ., u..a...., Ward, latarMat. Mall, $p 4ug Sanford atary, noon, avic Cite, oentni Heaws Center, Robin Itoad, io.noat. Springs. Sudord -AlA..., $ p.m., FIrM United Msthodld, - s 4T Odondo-Winter Pork FICTITIOUS NAMI - Providmc. and Emcen Blvd., DIit'M. $i.InuIe AL, S p.m., spin jiiL11fS4 flA,'5$3 lake Minnie Delve, oswu. -- --'- 3OA1*dflhIfflS UfllUshsd CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS, "If the local cities are FLOR IDA sp vidin bi I T. __ fT Øieldr. Publish Novembert, prouscator, I'm WOuld hot dliugris," Ray silt DIP.1D aniOn u ____________________ ,•, ___ ......... - .. J, ---b NotIN bSCW tO tOuIbe from time to time as may be gatting me proascidor fe all necessary. ALL INTERESTED peca a,, y the cities" Lake i invited to attend and be Pissrd. UI Se .11 THIS NOTICE shall b posted in " 11* citIes could split the coats. a conspicuous place upon the ANistant Stole Attorney for subiect property and shall be , published info, Evening Herald, a ,,wIInuw W%IUI7 , newspaper of general cicijJen said today Stat. Attorney in me City, one (1) tIme at Douglas Qtsstdre would hi fifteen (15) days prior t the time Sailed LA Wiseas Gesup, 2p.m., ii w. mat _____ .ILIII e • ua., zixwi A ., iuuvu - i..- -.----#-----..-r------ . 3tIflhl*S Funilsl. Ru ft,softbs DEADLINES . EDItH QAIY, doCH*1 5fl cowdy's ys dliii at the CoiporiUsit to operate teed stern . . "V mCI is the sale at gaiosh,i end DANIEL MAul NOSIRTA c S resin See tewn Governments in Seminole oft at the Wuffie's qneq of - I.ANNON, EVELYN DANIEL JImmIl Cow Ill P$lMIfl r - uOOfl rtaQ VIEGINIA DANIEL, MAIIE Ave. . Cow*ty a(re.d Ills time to look Pepard lied and U.S. 17.fl. J N0, ______________________________ 251 CONDO, NEW COND, FUL.. Into the biTing of a vrnN,A $itOIICIdOT tO Pl'OiSCatS City CffieCItyOIWintir$plkigewlii LYFUIN,COLOITV,LINENS SLANCHE JONES, MAUDI __________________ .-1 5 DISHES, lNC *&t WRIGHT, PEARL STEELE, code violatlono In coy coet. be considered and all parsons C. D.waIg Sbew s.d aaetls, noon to 6 pna, KII 01 Colianba. buIlding, 2504 & Osk Ave Ss01ord. Prolswlflgochildrsn'aagetdssolUnitsdWq.Opsn topub&. Pall FeaIb'al, .11 day bsgliw'1i at 10 am. SeW n*ntfortheCreativeMa,uatolU.& Highway 17 off SR 40. Qitatry and blsigniis ma.Ic, arts and orafta thi show cutter food Wur Pass M i.esua 'w - ---.-...-.--------- NOTICE IS HEEISY GIVEN u*s City ii _ . '-" "'i" "w'z In Seminole Coimty may be eidfn Within 1111 a.it 11W Der, Sathrd VP'W 1II, 5:301 p.m., log abin -. - - CITYOPW$NTIN$PIINSI. r una.ga i L f Soulht For AU W f1IêI 'I!UW SAWDAY,NOVDWE$ Re.rCIUtoDyWldftbeday. lasv. S.Jo,d Civic Cente, am.; pick up at Ia.d'a In no . Fe cfl Ca.elti. .1 . 5, .7 pa gej _a4t Ceadry Qsh, Liks Mary. pJAT,hI*.utit _. . -- _________________________________________ ALENDAR - ...__ 'be--- -•- . im - am. to9p.n AItsmoate MalL Pr is athoólcoscles. . .... --.-- - v1!C'° i''i! - a. - �-. .1 t¼ q.. .. 1 —.t. '.. pt •fl l•• 44-4..., — — S - - .. - ., P • r- ---. .- - .- -- - .—P- — -v--•.- ...—#------.• -- ----- . •. • •• ... -- -. .... . _t---,-. — tA— v.mng Horald, Sanford, Fl. . Pridsy, Nsv., Iflt MAY BUT A Golden Week... HAND W4 IF Golden Age Olympics participants attempt to hold the best hand iatheclssliigroimds of the pinochle competition I held this week at the Sanford Chamber of corn. merce. The event was sponsored by the Amerkal Assocla. lien of Retired Pir. :. 1 . • ...... E• 11 '' - litbIlUid SANFORD, FLORIDA 77 Friday, Nov.mb.r 9, 1979 - TT . o&Ita . - Bob Thyo(Palm Beach County (above) gives ft that è*tra effort as he reaches to hit a shot In the Golden Age Olympics singles tennis semi-finals. Mse reaching out (right) are the- swimmers competing In the Si-yard freestyle swimming event. THE 110 STRETCH Torn Vincent And Tnm Photos By - ANk Aft Cw — bum AVL.II —. • — Loulse 'UP YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Too A A A ___ — — I. A.AAA MI was third *"call golf. 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Of TOUT mOfluuy J.I. .1 vu ....i Liii i • '..!'!IlON • •• •: (N) ___ .• l necessary ant psi, es'tba'tsrm..i thIr h.r$P Adis. (N) Checawa, . . tD . . •. •..••. (N) 4 Kas OWN sad liii (IS) . cnu,it ii (WCfl UI seCond largest user dcneigy Inthe home. That'swhyyo u'llfInJptcjerlyinjtjla,jwa hC$tenlnfle&whsflte}(e$ .., '. idafivd;th1N *I*rd (71) MA Ladile: (Ii) . What makesa 'Mtt.Wise" home a Watt.e WI home? A properly Inuuhted water heater,.1r one '10 b ad - . . , . "i L . lhecMe nboaksakl.?LbN in .rs c.I*riss Walfo fti, Sy (N k .... . = 1 AVER V q EW . IkWord . '4 46 .. or COtrisI Floridians ar• d.corating with *Cos themselves. Sanford's up 11. atiioçbi*k 1 , r I 3 - 4u.4t •. .' 4 'se' UI •$.-& . ..(e:•) , 14 - ?_4 . / Iot*xi*ikcostsawhole .-• '• ,'•- 'j: - ,•.i . . stained Judy Schabackr made th.se pieces to + d...rato the receptionist's window in her husband's. recording - a Herald Photo By Tom N•ts•I glass and making the .4 - studio. Story, more photos page 3A. i •. - -, 4pP a '• . ••.-,., ':k'.' _____ __ k ' !W 4p4 ______________________________I • IIIPI ..'; .;;•_,'. . ;. .it ,1'tj - I • tI ''1 't i' 4.Ic..!.•4;;:i::c _ _ j :' I%.I . • p ;:; :: 41 ;;•1J3 !. •• 511 • II:i•..1 I '' . ' _ i.e. ) I t.' r. jj " , ' . ix .' IL : '.I" * •'. Il'4 1 , ,jPaj • • • \ _ •. v lr~li '.. -. A I , ,. ;- I 4•t 4 17 . - - or �.: '• . - _..._.u l.P.l, '1"— - - I HiraM, n_I .••-,.;- 'I. • •I I I•I•• • - - . ••••• ......•• J I • • I5 4 -• IGOGUDE •• Evening HiraM, nls PP. Fdsy, Nov. 9, i97 Text and nhninc by Tom Nets.l 9 yWre ddalft d V 11 1 adI(jhsuáeas a,e loeking fir uiseug to di dde weekend, here we a few iu oil dIs: Time Out To Eat 'It' s a hard craft. BuaL's RTAURANT - VMIt aid eajey the bed Is iig be sir New Prime Rib Bosm. 8ant.r If you make a Mrpsrt at Me $) I1.. DJ's RTAURANT & L(*JNGE - Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Uve e. tertalmnent In our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 pa, Drive, Sanford. HOUDAY INN —14 - Enjoy live entertalnme,g In our lounge Tuuday thin Saturday. Ladles' Night my Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you Can at Special. 14 & S.R. 41, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN -LAKE MONROE - Featuring mouth-watering steaks and leifood. Your favorite cksks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the R. Jotmi," Sanford. LAKE MARY PHIWPS Try our Fried Qildcen, "fried to perfection in ow own kitchen." We future home cooking and hospitality, One quarter mile off 14 on lake Mary Blvd. PORT 0' CALL. —. 8pec$llalng In steaks and aNteed. Our great 'lied bar futures 30 different editions. Hwy. 17. & 439 In Sominoje Plaza, mistake, you have to start over. It's not like clay. A large, piece can be very frustrating... and expensive.' Rene Venable solders pieces together. ca._. Mellon ftit, sentott an ad" "100 Years of Faeldon." Open 24 p.m., Wediesday, Friday and Sunday. No afrnl,j dbwp. Osmeal fiery sheNs. Mmeme and Ubrary, IWINQU Park, lathed, on sWt "III Years .1 F80." Open 14 pm., Wednesday, Friday and Sunday. No a'—' Judy Schaback.r uses glass cutter to shape glass on top of pattern. The Art Of Making Stained Glass Pisilda Wdkbeg fetus (*pflssklp Show, for Tismeesee WilIdg Iloriss and American Racking Horses, 1:30 p.m., Nov. 1941, (arcona Horsenien's Park, Ocoss. Free to "QeIcksIly,," D...th.i for Muscular Dydrophy, I a.m. to I p.m., Nov. 10, for &M high .11hl on Me. *L Coggas ohtath ssra for every hem' tbsy dunce. For entry When stained glass Is mentioned It usually tirM you make a pattern," explained technique." brings to mind ornate cathedral window.. McNamara, an ex4imerai director who sold Though simple in theory, McNamara ex created by artisans from a by-gone era, but his business and decided to do something else plalned It can be very frustrating. "It's a hard as the saying goá — It ain't necessarily so. In life. 'You draw It out, then select the color craft. If you make a mistake, you have to start of glass that best fits the diiilpn that you wait: Some vóry modern psopie i over. It's not like clay. A large piece can be leaves green, tress brown. walks of life have taken ulp this art form a very frustrating... and expensive." W hobby and ire using the He said It costs about $7 a square foot for the they crests to with the glass on top of the pattern, a glass Ve outline, cutting am materials, If the person knows what he is a personal touch to their horne or office cutter is used to trace decor. doing and does not make too many mistakes. glass to ShaPe. Rene Venable of Winter Park was making a Dan McNamara teaches a beginning and You cut it out like a puzzle," said Mccrest with the family Initial for her parents advanced class at Seminole Community Namara, "that wraVOe edges of each piece door. Longwood's Roland Seidel was working College In the Leisure Thne program, which Is with copper foil that an adhesive back like on a sailing scene, and Sanford's Judy open to anyone over the age of 16. He also has Scotch " Schabacker was starting another piece used to a shop specislising In s glass in Winter The Xw o er' apped pieces f the glass puzzle decorate her husband's recording studio In Park where he makes custom windows for are assembled on the pattern and soldered Orlando. churches, homes and restairaits. together. 'Ibis Is called the copper foil Not a cathedral window in the bunch. finns call S4IMN. Udve,.u, .1 Cal ThiMs Thsstre presents "Catch 25," 130 p.m., No!. $10 and Nov. 1$17. University Thsatr,Scimos Avdllorftwi on campus. Per NervatlOna call 2793011 weekdays 96. I C ChM' rJ, 14 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 11 fits Park, (Iaflds, Lacal theater production of and the Wolf" &3e pm. on sit aids of lake. P Fedhrul, PIsuseiiati...s for the Creative Arts, Barbervfljs, No!. 19.11. Edwsinmud, arts and crdls, "critter food" and betbecus. Gilds. Ag, (*ympfls, lam., Saturday, Nov. 10, hick and field, S"imui H 8thoei dadiwu and 4ulIsl)osnI_, Ft. M" Wk, Sanford; 2 p.m., heteesboar and ajfij 3 04OLO Vt. Mellon Park. :. •.*fr', Nov. $, ii, 140 lip $ and 17, Cantral *W Chk Thsatte, lach Ikeon Park, (Mends. I. 1k (Minds Dfl fl, Nov. 9.11, an open *8dft ftrft Aft at I4a54 Mun, & Vein Qisk WI9 I. the Cilral IlIDART ad Mkow W P, es to "U..rt --XI S - -----WW 1 . I j 14-40 .. ;. Herb Berke says he often 'winds up • br.aking mo*g1cIs#eon Wtth _ eyit $ p.m., DeBeryo lnsie., 7:30 p.m. A'—' $1, vWrsetst rW$q rn n%od 1 .-.._ -V.... :i;..!; Roland Seidel grinds the rough edge from • I I .1 / I ' - I it f. A • 14 4.. - ..'...-•- ,___y\ �S U Friday, Nov. i, Im IPsrsW;knlst sg rPL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. TV Writer Learned Trade On Streets to B7DKULZINER :.. Y. ,•. " i , •••. J SPANISH FILM STAN Fernando Allende, Spanl.h4aaguage itil' debut In The Streets makes his AmerIcan " of L.A.,' a drama 'I'm still a FRIDAY & SATURDAY . Attica. He was there In September 1971 when the trouble w ounw, the ovw tually led killing of 38 convicts and Din at their hodam sOfthe dNd convicts was Nemley's comuki The man died in Nwdq'i arms and Nunley AMtart, h50d. Nemisy says that he can write the truth now that Nilson Rochefillu', wise was govsrno, otNewy.,tatthet time, Isdssd, He: ft* tlse •. November 2 3 9 P.M.-fill ??? . WIZARD OF AK'. •/' 1 -;ç:. Y ' .. 1•'' - • ., . 'II *.pI1SOs • rn_-n . f.' 7.., ••-.. . '. . Bill Wagner & 1111 Slayton Duo KITCHEN OPEN 0 0 DINNER SERVED 5:0 9:0 P.M. mrlCun L.glon Post 53 HWY. 17921 SANFoRD , cm " . CIubOp.n tà M.mb.rs& Guests Onivi .. A. £ N .. • . It." 0 TrAe.awDtIl1'- NE JJJIIt H. ap Air grul.st • • BAIRD-RAY — - Al 1' N • SUNDAY _ __in __ esed hi. muses, will. It 2_S bel Th$AV it we 11,1500 __ uIlS -- • WW . • 11 • ' T . - . —: . • for • ye.., __5I MS ,m*.m*uu1 's 41011110111FIll NSa,' J -• distedmW __ ido_ TV 1Usd ho bum arid W bat bdft Ow deaaad, lb. eqeipseat (T* SdouI. is n*diij of I r*u1dJ amt, *JIMJJLJ to blew up. IIJii*- 1TUIrMTt1!T*i -11r -,1rlIr.rTtu:.u- iI1r,p I J. A&lS ___ a adessimAtaLft. 71 Specials Of The Week ØMe IL (P4CC) Daytona mooch Orlando h i.a. 1 9M 11 Orlando independent • on os - $44 • ;bm Neniley had never g1ro 10 School long enough to Iwo how to read or write. But one day In prison the library truck came tlwougts andlkop.doftabockathIg cell.;a book clued "Wisdom and Practice. But do gwrdvI4at,d 81h was fraidto write. There unwritten rule. wire twO Yom in solitary swaded them been '--tj . two yearn he survived when .. 401111ruft that's ad done, his subconscious mind that was Mon on. created an oat.o(body 'a Is the me. hail,"oe a, vivid that It Mi raw while asmibedy - screamed for prism became oily a bad • rua. a,, doSe.. th. rais be thePJu.sp'w mu. haii MirMsrd,s,heb,gui ___ . -'.'i ..u4jndy. 1day, be PROTICTift coNQI 1111MW such IV Am is liP TO 10% tbsas '*uIed • ri-ii,g of ft mom t. a 141i1,"He hills wrtUuila _---. huh sd us his life, '11w t iigi' which his - miMly I.Iust -. lad the :. sa Hobo • . .. •..aatbuskbenkhlm r' May . • " 'uuAft in Miamui.ftilillthsMory of Aga. abeyshU W to be ho J'*LR5 b Thu Mire Fesdition - u MatrmUb. the ThUs bud bun borne. Role.toa _ • but X#wWOUMII e.e. • 1 was treed. By that time, he had bsgim writing. UYL ".4 I could read Liter, *bw he bad am minInaJ fyeedn, he sat down one day at a prison typswri'and found that he sw how totype. too. Asw charge, whids undid the iipw4 ier*, he wrote a long 4rising as will - m- kttohla family, a letter bess 18 he told about his the convicts WM uuirai. dSrkS5. Eventually, one of his .i l,... He says •a.A êk Iaflp . . -the triv -willUW !J a accldeu*aily. Two cons wire asked to see more of his ftgt*lng IN the prison yard writings, encoiraged him. a guard UW till hreA He bad to wdergo mom in ALL FACTORY SPECIAwho (CBS) Orlando Sports On TI jg,, ethers reviewing his get him for other cuss realized there were oftenaee amid he wg todiacep ctes and he -.••.• (0 (35) AIdl Orlando By NORMAN NADEL no more than $25, If that, has pictwe Image. For example, n"'"' Home 50* Office • () gone Into the sound system. to send out a note - a wave HBO CevWon NEW YORK Over the Not only are the speakers length - of 10,000 hers, In addition to the clionnais listed, wecaW.vlsio.i subscribers may tunein to public breadcastlii• past 30 years the television email - about 3 or 4 Inches requires a transmission channel (P11) 24, Orlande, while cablevision subscribers may tune into Indopsedent channel , Miami, by tWil,,i to channel I; tuning to channel 3, sportsand the Christianpicture has Improved - but they are cheaply cable and other equipment of Netw.rb (CIN) andtvnlngtochannet ISforPI$ctianiwll4. I dramatically, but television made. at least 10,000 hers sound has remained ap. To upgrade TV sound In capability. palllngly, dismally, the conventional way would Digital recording changes depressingly bed. ' mean better equipment not, that sound to code, a series of . Now, finally, the situation just In home sets but in impulses or numerical e Is about to Improve. So if studio and transmission values which stand for a P4CM football contests are Leeman Bennett and announc. you'll just keep your fingers equipment. Most TV certain pitch, loudness, set of SATURDAY or Bob Neal review highlights crossed - for five years, programs are sent over overtones, tonal colors, etc. presented. NOVEMBER 10, 1579 of yesterdays game between estimates Joe Schwartz, telephone cables with a top This code can be sent on any ioo AFTERNOON the Atlanta Falcons and the chief supervisor of television capability of 5,000 herz, cable: It doesn't have to be FOOTBALL Cl) NFL operations for New York which isn't high fidelity, stereo or high-fidelity. Regional coverage of Baltimore New York Giants, 12:30 station WNYC, or for 10, Cables with 15,000 herz Then, 't the receiving end, 900 Colts at Miami Dolphins; Bufla(1)0 NCAA FOOTBALL to Bills at New York Jets; Pitts- (7)Q NFL FOOTBALL Phila- figures William Anderson, capability, which Is hi-fl, are the code signal is decoded 4:00 burgh Stealers at Kansas City delphia Eagles at Dallas editor of Stereo Review, available, but they're ex- back into the original sound, (I) 0 SPORTS SPECIAL Live Chiefs; Oakland Raiders at Cowboys you'll hear a new, bright, pensive, and besides, there with no distortion or static. coverage of the 281h running of Houston Oilers; San Diego accurate, truly high-fidelity • Isn't the public demand. That's what is coming, and the Washington D.C. Interna- Chargers at Cincinnati TUESDAY sound. tional, an invitational race for Bengals; Seattle Seahawks at Anderson of Stereo Review in some applications, is 3-year-old thoroughbreds and Cleveland Browns Listeners to Public is easier on the public. "Only already here. NOVEMBER 13, 1070 up, from Laurel Race Course in (1)0 NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Broadcasting Service one of our senses can be Maryland. M e a n w It I I e t It e Bay Buccaneers at Detroit stations don't have to wait, involved at a time," he says. C!) 0 NCAA FOOTBALL USC Lions EVENING , ; are getting a Already PBS is distributing "If you have the picture, you manufacturer. et 1:30 selected programs in high- don't pay much attention to new message. A survey SUNDAY DOWRE$TUNG 42 (17) NSA BASKETBALL fidelity stereo for local the sound. But once we get sponsored by General Atlanta Hawks vs. Now Jersey simulcasts with cooperating TV sound, there Telephone and Electronics 3:45 high-fidelity NOVEMBER 11, 1970 Nets (1)0 NFL TODAY FM radio stations. The will be a demand, because reported that 87 percent of service (called DATE, for people will become used toit. the Interviewees said they MORNING $00 WEDNESDAY digital audio for television), Therew ill be an excuse for would buy TV sets With ) NFL FOOTBALLNew 11:30 (D• BILL DANCE OUT. England Patriots at Denver permits PBS to transmit upgrading: of cultural stereo sound regardless of NOVEMBER 14. 1979 Br c DOORS four-channel TV sound to programming, especially." price. AFTERNOON over 70 public TV stations Of course, with most TV The Japanese have cxEVENiNG MONDAY equipped with special DATE programming, the sound perimnentally marketed law ______ . quality isn't important: some stereo TVs In Japan, decoders, ____ YSONDEN ®• HIAU..STAR At present, stations with news, situation comedies, and might test them here. (1)•JONN MCKAY AMERICAN LEAGUE VS. MORNING DATE decoders cover 61 game shows, disasters, GTE, Magnavox and RCA all NATIONAL gsj rp 1110 players of both baseball percent of U.S. TV sports events, commercials. are offering models with cnu pa,, But add opera, stage and Improved though less than 510 leagues are laitured In cover- households, or about 46 screen musicals, recitals, Idealeystems, at the top of 001101 FOOTBALL 0(17)_FALCONS' FOOT" S ItStUddSd COflhOfl. million homes. 505 (7) 1)I,TOOAY commercial acts, balIet, the fine their lines. OR Wieldy Iiig gIit. of key BALL FalO5'4' heed Coach tatien. By contrast, cabaret television hadn't shown the arts - even If these appeal Meanwhile, the best bet is slighted Interest in at present to only a minority to listen to simulcasts on upgrading IV sound. Not, at audience - and the sound PBS stations, with the TV least, until very recently, becomes vitally Important. sound turned off but the The outlook Is good, picture on, and the stereo The ream, thoughttsounds 0IC Civelt noise a unique A eema loanne,Woodwwdlikea harsh judgment, Is primarily due to digital sound over the companion SATURDAY journal of the people, places oulraged byamseninglsaa and simply that the average recording, which can be FM station. It's makeshift, applied to both sound and but it's a good beginning. and events nimloh mad, history malicious crime sets out on her person has a tin ear. NOVSMSSR 10, im Most people sing or whistle Own t$WOUØN the Los Angeles in the "Roaring TsonIIo'? barrios to catch the three oU.key. They acce$ the APTURNOON HBO RICHARD FRYOR NI human voice over their IV 110 • CONCERT The well-known sets as accurate, although It $110 STANDING ROOM comedian shoots pointed WEDNESDAY is almost invariably ONLY: SAMY MMIN-CW One barbs it almost every inetitu. _____ SERVICE distorted in any of several Nr— R te, isis of the foremost names In the tion imaginable in Our Factory Trained All ways. Even those who spend ontamlainm.nt world today per. Technicians Service • a lot of money on very good forms his hits, Includ- cod pertommance. 000 ing 'it's A MInds," "Mandy" ALL MAKES stereo recording .qufpment, 1)0 au Made It." and Look. Like MONDAY MIST or. of Impeded cars lets say with a frequency WISTERN FRONT Rd and trucks. IVUNINS from 30 to 13000 • iam Thomas and Ernest Bergeini Nt1"% 11 107, Our prices will portray two Guise soidJeis in hers (cycles per second) 01 110 surrih. YOU / an adaptation of Erich Mull keep ft adjusted to a top well (1)• LOST TWIIJRS' OF raVa s clesole clesolenovel novel und,r 5,000 hers - because THU CONCIPOION The DATSUN dieSdeselellona-AdIalllin"sotend Interferes 710 liii N. 17.fl Lemwood, Ph. $311211 an selhmited $500 110111110111 In $10 HOLLYWOOD David luWn ll 101111 of WOIW Win I iou with cossyitsatlon, or itorsI ins sunken Span- Simsabams P 111 up-does they Just can't hear the gileam Is alwwtismst wi reports an time people and TN UIEDAY 41 11111rence. ä'AJl a..I&la i somas m&Ar& ilIiwl Of con, thon are those NOVWj"fl * 1070 W olin *00 W ofthsmiuIskmduy. wilis superior hear; they O $110 STANSINS NOoN B 1lPIS aort the stereo Indedry, 01101 amm MMlt no the concerts, the qiy of lime $a,Imaet names in lIes $110 NLLYWOOO David Ssrtthunw1 umald today per- Situtiaji iunS.0 i dose ••OUM WA& THE,15500 rscoiila. Bet they'r, a ISS.kluimJl rUiISI an .I 01k IV r him t heats a uniqul ndMdty. Je u"r A ".s In M*redd a" UheWSUidet Sam Mbodum —• York state •.. ....... ..• • Ahead For Tube caw. ci, Ma survive. That's my thing -7 HOLLYWOOD - Tom survival. I'm dill a survivor. L_ , Survivvr. N.mIey Is writing iaI$s IT for Ut ranyr.saonthlswrltlng. u . Bering g crime for movies for felIapart,IwouIdgo bsckto any reason this television. Chance are, New York and dart hmtIlng tiowever, that none of Ihun ngaln." writing f.II apart, Will cuns close to being u He up U"in NM York . as his own life. beginning whowas very I Would jjo back N.mlsyisas.*con.Hs young, he was In loan took pod lntho1971uprlsing shirking, worked the to Now York at New York's Attics prism prostitution racket, shot psor., dabbed psopis. it Was caiisi a and start bet he objects to that tar'I'vS done ftaII,"hsmom "4i'logy and says It hap. H. says it In a flat tone, no hustling again.' — more by accldu4 than wagging but no rimor, either. It just happened kidnap him frOsAttIca.H. by planning. Hsafrniti that he wall a became that wasthe way ausEssthathe was spirited things were In that $üee at cr'nbt1. of the New York prison ,, that time, and flown to California, row h a1 Nualsy- Bova. - 461 4d -- lgjeckligetràck.mgwasa federal dsup. Thus New LIVE MUSIC- caw. Ch. Cl) 0 oat mm CBS Tuesday, Nov. 13. Sound November 9 thru 15 riUng — Hig hmFidell'oty TELEVISION Friday, Nov. 9, 197-3 etaateramMvesr. _ T JIJ1FJ,!1PJ1 M.F. . •- ft -. S (1 11 — I - yi ••q, ., Ic . ... .5 - ' •• 1, ...&._l. •_• - - '•;, •. - ' •-...J-:.,%.', ,0 _ 1' 5 , 2__.j •'• - I ': •-•-•. -¶ • t Ie ••_ $.t•, •1I $••1 '•p k 'I �1 MOVIE pper' rsmirs Kate Jackson, Andrew Sftvsft The ghoft of November 9 FRIDAY November SATURDAY 10000011 io 01 ________________________________________ - 17th. 12. ________ n1lwl to Ewth to a DOW a Pill MOVIE "Fedors"(ion) Ha llo w Holds, Martha Kollar. by Silly A film director ely. former moyle I In hopes _ 'SU . ____ __ ___ MO(U111 - S FOOTBALL Regional Coverage of Baltimore 700 OOMPANV (1)MARLO AND THE •%2`8 Colts at Miami Dolphins; Sulfa. Ia Bills at New York Jets; PlUsburgh Steelers at Kansas CIty chiefs; Oakland Raiders at 1 'La..1 .kLSAlI :.. - pit S :. rn - c_ia1 Y - Mom CONCERT The well-known M.. om EMMMM EMM OMM WMMMM 0 7:00 comedian shoots pointed (3) DISNEY'S WONDER- barbs at almost every InstituRJL WORLD "Strongest Man lion imaginable in this uncenIn The World" A college stu- sored, no-holds-barred condent (Kurt Russell) acquires cart performance. superhuman powers when he (1)3(7). NEWS eats a bowl of cereal contain11:30 ing a vitamin formula concoct- 3(3) NEWS ad by a classmate. (R) (3)3 THE NIGHT STAUCEP j)3 MINJTUS Koichak suspects a vengeful, (3 SALVAGE I The Sal- headless ghost of being vega team risks their lives In a responsible for the murders of desperate effort to change the several middle-aged former course of a huge iceberg head- members of a motorcycle ad for a collision with San Francisco's shipping traffic. 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OMM 0000M EMM 12:00 "N.wfean's locate a hi shipment of HBO MOVIE "Last Embrace " Inciessh flaJ need for Law" (C) (1974) George radioactive jacked gold before the polRoy Schelder, Janet: EMM AMIMIMIM OMM' both plant, in a family to work Peppard. Roger Robinson. An metal is transport.cI to (1979) Margolin. A government agent,, honest COP wage. a battle with foreign countries. is discussed, ecup tlngfromanervous from a nervous AMM OMMMIM HIMM (I])(35)3(17)DR.LJ.DAN- the syndicate after heisframed Atlanta recuperating D1U UOWfl anur me savage in a narcotics bust. (2 Hrs.) Flamesvs. Boston Brufl5 39 Cornish name monci murder of his wife, finds him. ACROSS , Superman 1:00 1:30 prefix I Leap over S self caught in a web of to All (comb. 38 Harasses NO OPVIC1ORl' (7)3 WP'IUNO 4 Williams 41 Golf accesso HBO TIME WAS: THE 19905 espionage and intrigue wtiicit form) 40 Actor Claude PEN NUMSARD Is Mork ry Dick Cavstt hosts a unique leads him to the edge of 1:30 I I Foundation 42 Follow steal- 19 Actor Tony 42 Agitate 9 Captain HSO MOVIE "Orsaaed light. Journal of the people, places Niagara Falls. (R.I tv., 43mIn) thity Kangaroo. en ts which made hi story 3(4) NBC LATE MOVIE nlng" (1977) Richard Pryor, and ev 43 Ripped 45 Actress ___ Julie21 Bestowed "Lifeline" (197$) Documentary. THREE Beau Bridges After World War in the "Rowing Twenties." 44 Singer Paul Koe shan AND~118 L ( 23 Entertainer ii, a taxi driver becomes tit.. CI) 3 ARCH E BUNKER'S Dr. William Watson MorganJr., 12 Swedish mon•49 Unit of weight Steve 46 Actor a country physician and podia1:10 first block champion Ii ftI lib. PLACE 60 Presses eyBell unitfor 24 Initial Arkin MONK & MINDY Mork tric surgeon practIcing lit North13 A th tory of (DO SWIDAYMMS e raos.cw circuit. - 54 Actress 25 Medical Ward4l Flat topp.d attempts to find out Who 15 Carolina, IsolIled pi.(R) (PG-I hr., 36 min.) ORAL POMPIS Merlwether 14 god• Officer hilt ) JOSh AND THU PUS. (D• MOVIE "Mutiny On Pulling dirty political tricks on (7) • MOVIE"Dangerous dess of splen-55 Vex (abbr.) 48 Summer The Bounty" (51W) (1935) NelSon. by having Mindy infli Moonlight" (5/W) (1942) Anton i fis 66 Racket dor 27 Negative con- month Waiblook, Sally Gray. When a 15 Prohibit Clark Gable, Chad.. Laughton. trate a seedy dance had. 57 Viper III junction (abbr.) 3(35)DAY OF DISCOVERY Polish Pianist feels patriotic is Acts stub- 58 Turmeric The crew of the H.M.S. Bounty, OUTLOOK 28 Meadow 51 King Pangs for tile homeland. he 08111111summit summit their cruel boqnly 69 George 1:10 SUNDAY MONIESt 30 Self (French) to join a Polish flying 17 Nur ses Eliot'. (E ONE DAY AT A TIME A decides 31 Orinoco lribu- 62 Kuwait export KIDS ARE PEOPLE tiatment by their'_ group in England. (I 1/2 Hr..) deckfsstomutlny.(sHrs.) is Promotional Mimer tutor hired to On •, tary 53 National TOO stalsment 60 Late musician 32 crash course turns his ellenSpace Acad Scatty 3tHUPIJwTSToNN 1:00 - Cole 20 Unearthly plays in emy(abbr.) 0)(35)M ,,me and tion away from studying and I LOSTINE 22 Pie -mod. DOWN _________________________ Waldo (C) (1975) Rob. IoiIWd Barbara. 24 Federal I Fireplace I-s art R.dSoaJ, So Ivenso. A Security Not* projection SIHEINS ) jppy frjfe American I (vat.) (abbr.) ___:ii 1 VOL iNIvii 35ActressLlza 2Evang.11st Iit WO0DYIOK. p ohel Is, $J0 —Roberts 4 "Greased Light. , 1OUIIDS - ni 'uring World War I. (1 nliig" (1177) RIchardPryor, 380.* riom I I £3N V I Pits.) ,1110 coiiitry .1- .l Beau BiNges. 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Thr•S 'eit5 ifld their Whe5 struggle to COPE With post-war THE LAW AND YOU 1:30 The BestaD a THE GAPITERS IvuiienON iuyi. - ad the man.(PO-1 hr., 46 min.) game and made two returns. col )ONEWS 10:30 -- 0(17) MOVIE 1:30 __ ___ PreMItS 3(17)SUNDAYMAIS 1:00 HIS St THE LIPS C USA5 N0111111111 0. THULINES __ "r' -- 51U sm r 11 ( 5) BIONIC WOMAN (II) (35) P11. CLUB Jaime's mother supposedly 3(17) PUFF HOUSE Gues: t (D• OOu.IoI FOOTBALL returns from the dead for a last Nicholas L. Deak, president of 'TI Weekly highlights of key visit with 'erara. Desk and Company and Desk I PICAA fnnth e,witaa. ..,.. t171WTLING - AN nd ew r'- __ h ____ . ss - Nov.m .. •, century WO& v ..v Out 'v year-old boy G01I o e a riddle with new ___ IVININS sm refuses to bacon. his oJect. (P0.1 1w., 54 mm.) woman's Nb ova n.s that i0 P'O'. (COIICIUSIOfl) 13D an a NEWS only puffs. the family, but also (! a_ CharlesNslsonRs*y. (D THE " II, " Little KatS Jackson, A r 'JD' BIONIC WON stirs an argument_about a - Ii 4) (194) W.C. Via . aIers a beauty content (17)MTPAThOL (up UAl BISIRNITY A woman In order to uncover an Fields. MaeWON. W.. II, ' ' - II AND F3S Guest: John amu a. for a rich husband espionage operation that Is HMO M ,The -je" (I) •Sit~ SINISTER but gets mixed up with a endangering American security eYSr. 1°0 (19Th) Anthony _Quinn, Janos masked bandIt. (1 1/2 Hrs.) plans... so Mom.A foreig P*% Oft to HMO MIM 46C~ Actim ,, LOVE. AMIRICAI (1978) DftM Janssen. Arthur 11:30 NEWS (ID Oft INEWS Kan11*JY. P' their Ned pursuers and escape lhm IPY CSS P11WI CE) AMCNEWS (I) (7) oi '88 olvsd lfl9I occupied Francs safely by G ;?CANOID CAMERA tc** oi'a*u. going through a treacherous. LAWAMYOU 700 I NIWHART How. sno mountain pass. (P-11w., 7IIru.,Ja 7) MOVIE. "Prince •® DONAJsIJI "Right To ard falls hood-over-hsels In 3$ mm.) •,_, l, ____I . (1954) James Mason, life Movemlrpt" Guests: Dr. _ love with Bob's sister who Is • ® NATIONAL 010. JJI IWy' The Viking era and Mrs Jack WiNks '37 tlS getting minted to 50fl1 - IIL.NiIi,Elsclded ngs two rivals into lirsOt (J) I HAW Guests Sen. GRAPNIO SPBCI *uwos else. D• onI%ct. IN" 0 Of On Waged MOW A ta riating study I . ator Robert Byrd, Dave & . horrfbft agakwt the be*. dey.'s n. to tao Bug., Dana Darien., Mike 100 THE NFL pro ground of ft uplands of wed- A -I! othisdaughter. a 24XXNTRY Pot" Edwards. (1)9OUL. TPAIN football teems take par' In imNorth Aff*ICi. LAWRENCE WELK (z) 1:30 poy pijn 5ji ow AND SON gridiron action a. hIghlights 01 (1) i Ewing rodeo, Sue eiien openly NO yn displays intert in a TREK The Fred and Lamont (1)3 STAR The ow (Esther iw,,.) CI the weeks major matcites . ff7) take in BWie holds a and -Enterprise and Ill CfSW im dejs to pay the mortgageboar. Presented by Len Dawson and but his threat to threat no o IOrmSrP Dolphins star the prospects don t look good. (17) wiNs'ow CHURCH. Tl0' '' their mission of contacting a dopw4muggling Nick 1111nn"co ill. • "' 7:30 now FAMILY FEUD SPUCIAL A BLACK AWARINIS (I])( )RORlDA'$ " Take • WATCHING On@ With You" Land IJ)VlI "Survival" (C Richard Dewson Is host fOr (1) p.M. MOAZINE (7)- SPiDERWOMAN ) MAUDE Maud. finds '1976) Barry Sullivan Anne (D this all-star competition hem bagins. Plans drawn for (17) THE THREE Francis. A dinner 'evolves that sit, Is unable to bridge the bat -n the casts of 'Loveexpected vI. AND STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAl - whole gerleratlolt gap when she takes ntoames Parlor Boat," "asp," 'INKRP in sI a.!,d5 Donna have ri GALS . chargeolPitillip. guest nd fl• 'e°P'cIted their dlflarooas and are (35) i L LUCY Lucy 7:30 lance, and all but two of ths 0) 3Q( EM NOCSDRD once again planning to wed. gels an economy N and buys a (I) MY CITY NOLLIM PeOøS WIN be peumananily 1*0 MOVIE "The Enforcer" , 3(17) SANFORD AND SON • 1J MOVE ' r,..,. SIMINUTIS eliminated by the vole ci the (197$) Clint Eastwood, Tyne Two deputies corns to repos. so Lugo,02" 3(17) J!N) UP CLOSE ) ANIMALS ANIMALS Others. (1 1/2 hes.) th wh sees e furnitur. en Fred ' Dely. "Dirty Harry" Callahan Is for" trains A1111MALIS to f defaults on the paymanha. ' Joined by a female rookis in his III fY_______ w' . Dawn pursuE of a group of California MO Th •' ® 7:30 w ~ ' ' MV _k Rider" (5/W) (1935) (JTICTACDOUSN ThIW5.D F10104olL ? MISHTY MOUSE. 11 = 0)"LL P A Ui THE NEWLYWED 3 ai No01911 1:30 cyclist '- , blind psychologist (Kathryn I t30 (Kelly Harmon) aids Jon and ,o Jp Harrold) tn 4fe t. _PUUIT IUW p . 01 In their saerclt for a tenULT 0) (3k) MAUDI Mevde'e . l*ii hiNt ID End th1 -el Ow Poisinso nomse in the 10 careen. Guests: urn Ccniay, ' ' year-old runaway who Caused a ____ m house guest, a black Seen. ci her Seno.. Hume, THE 0U 0 1M uanZ ager horn w gitatso, rusurn. AND THE ms Pileg__Me,in'efud. IILiJ.Lf I(NIIdIM. 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MOVIE THE OIGOI.ESNOm ROAD (WED) (V ( 5) DICK VAN DYKE HOTEL S (4) THE WILSURN IROTH. 3 17 THE LUCY SNOW Enam" 111:111110 910 (4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) GENERAL HOSPITAL (D (1]) (35)1 LOVE tucy (V ( 5) woov WOOOFE 6:30 3 17 GREEN ACRES ER (I) THE ED ALLEN SHOW 1000 3(17)I LOVE LUCY 7)NEwS0 CARD SHARKS 3:30 (V1351 PTLCLUS 0:11 CLONlDAYATATIME(n) 17 MOVE 3 CL TODAY PI FLORIDA (13)( 5) 3(17) THE PUNT(7) 5 GOOD MORNING 10:30 STONES FLORIDA 5 CL HOLLYWOOD SOUARUS 700 ONE THE LITTLE PASCALS (I) MORNING 1016 GRII'flN (NON, CD • MIRV INER01N0Y &hand& CV S = NEWS TUI. THU TUESDAY MOI$INJO 11 HIGH ROLLERS WEOHISDAY MORN. ~T*MAND jum (7) THIPRIOI$RISNT i.vu.... a .imi.rv3 SPUCTRINAN MORNING ® EARLY DAY 04 A new adapikisi or Erich Maria Remarque's novel "All Quiet On The Western Front,' SURVIVAL FIGHT MONDAY Zebu. UndHy. 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FabuIou, •:u given irsd d arSd — Lurs "y 10 Owd 00 oipsaiIN Ohm ilusls Pg % D 'Thsil Tom And ? ___ WM I 00 kIJIS IlLOUVIT r mv51Hllh' 1DMIs 5 5 . D(17)SANPONDMSON O(51)1MROCIRD "The, till FM i&NI1,,: . • NSONOLLOOOOIW V= Sliuliw p.usnsa Liimlit SeWAN _E anfliiais. Thiss poams are by • Some an Wus psopi, and Oleo,osi ol.my.soiarsir.m Sub Nil ,si tijt Y igusp R OD Leawlia TOMMIGL wm, Woody 16:00 __ I8) MISTUN A ROOM THU *4ISIlS(PR5 CL7 •ONLY: SAMY MANILOW T RUE AV1ff WAV 11 I THE LITTLE MS. i L§f NIJGAN IIIII All MAS'N 711 3(1 D) ALL *4 THU FAMILY JIMIS& *i*j imuu a dais thNurb in sIlipusIsst hi'S book do and slop hs & ish, - -----' ____ TM ' .CL• HAPPY DAYS AGAIN POUR • __ •rT LIIJIJTT AND - James Marshall's Eats': '. (I) WHL OP RORTUNI (VJ5U55 SUNNY AND ISFAMLYOM USIDMAN AND THE 3(17) NEWS [Ur (%TctK o AND A'? EVENING - IIMTCI 1110 ____ e Friday, Nov. 9, , - ___ _:•-' %PRIDAY MCII **(RS GOOD MORNI tor Mary. ' . __ Cohost: Charles Nsloon NsN. November 12. __ of herbrothirEdward and ala- -. S ':-:•.-: Ivenlag Herald, Sonforl Fl. , ! starring Richard Thomas and Ernest Ilorgnlne, portrays the terrifying events in World War 1 as seen through the eyes of a young German soldlgr. It will air Wednesday. Nov. 14 on CBS. . stay 6:21 DAY IN "M 7) LOVE, AMERICAN BIT •t. ,. • (I) h.I . S Fun Lovers Devour Poems •®P*WS 456 ®•SSAHPORTOMOI 730 CD•TI*PSI(WUD) (ID TODAY u. I NYAN'SNOPI 6:00 CD• GOOD MORNING FAMILY APFNN . CD a THE PSI (MON. TUE. AMERICA. I MDVII TM FR (V (35) TOM AND JERRY 100 6:01 6:00 (1) DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5Jl) THU UNTOUCHASLIS C4) CAPTAIN KANGAROO 7) LEAVE IT TO MAVER (I) 0 THE YOUNG AND TN 6:30 SUNRISE SINISTER November 13 - •°' 11:00 Photo9tipher'i assistant. •C)CLSCDSNIWS (V(3)MROCKPORD'Th. (5)Stq enmsr" (Part 2) 6:00 11:30 Gew4s 3( 7) :rA ASKE1SA 1100 MI "Harper Valley Atlanta Hswpcs vs. p S(4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny J VS PTA" (till) Barbara Eden, Nets Carson. Guests: Richard Mitchthus' "Alfred's Alphabet offer their own inSpecial to the Herald Ronny Cos. A very liberated •lI, Bette Midlir. Arnold Walk" Is an alphabet book terpretatlona of its en6:30 ______ litlentlonallyshake huess up Schwarzsn.gger. with mischief on Its mind. tertalning rhymes. The ANGIE Ages O ima. oonwvsiiv "M If you're looking for some of CLS SARNASY osiu dictabl uncle (Denny De Alfred's mother tells him to latest to do so Is James the III-. board. Delis hired by a E tlaPi intelll. relief from the lentlas , recuperating from an øiti- ge noa agency toritrack ' In the front yard and Marshall, whose "George down an realian that has hit lion, moves In with his (Z)in Now learn all the letters fromIdeas. A to and bag of eiustvs East European agent. chlldren's book scene,you're Z," but Alfred has other are Martha" picture books *4JRNETT ticks on the formerly $}SaOaful (R) staples for young not alone. fllU CD S BARNEY MILLER Ubiarlans are He dashes his book In a tree audiences. Marshall is detogecllyplainuvecries for trunk and ru lu . 6:30 ns right out ofthe known for his Wimpy, dot"a funny book" 5 ® MOVIE "The Duchess yard. Alfred's off on his walk, eyed creatures (both animal And The Dltlwatsr Fox" (1976) CDhEWS Arnold Adolf's "Eats" isa and what he sees shapes the and human) whose sparelyGeorge Segal, Goldis Hawn. A ABO NEIM book of poems that any food book's humor as well as Its lined faces never the less teams up WIN main wi th i CANDID CAMERA (V er lov will gobble up with a lesson, hall singer to hold manage to convey a world of 101 NIWHART 0k i) stolsn money that he M-0010 smile. It celebrates with While Oft in for CM each page Chess has expression. It's that Marfrom caret..s bank robbers. Bob abandon th pleasures of conjured up a droll animal- shall trademark which thai Jerry ls ktI OVswIWIEInlly. (ES THE STREETS OP L.A. indulgence with nary a nod filled scene that's narrated apices up these pastelA woman (Joanne_Woodward) to nagging guilt: 710 with alliterauve phrases to colored scenes. outraged by meaningless and ' my tongue says (4) TINIEEI A CROWD teach each alphabet letter: malicious crime sets out on her it you read the verses and P.M. MM_DNE ' we on through a. toe Angeles "Alfred tiptoes by two study the pictures, you'll find (D(35JOICERIPS WILD birrios to Catch the three • S Ancient Allsaton so AS tiot plenty to laugh at, for (V ) SANFORD AND SOW hoodlums responsible. S 3 -.'.,'--. but disturb them. He cam to Marshall has done a good to Fred and his friends plan a CDS THREE'S COMPANY job teeth Just a tree full of Brown Bat- at Chest-up party after attending Everyone thinks Chrissy Is a adap ti ng th e nonsense grin stianging Bottoms U a Mend's funeral. goner after she bumps her images and situations to his and 0(17)SANPORDANDSON head in the bathtub and ends heads Below." own special style. (Don't say come In upinthehoepltal. 710 The use of full color ronmiss the pigs that dare in WOODY ALLEN (V(35) DINAHI a FRIENDS I am always hungry." den Chess' scenes lush, but the window *at Lazy Elsie ,..magnetic POUTICAL PROGRAM Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Who Is a bove ' what readers wi ll rea ll y Manley who won 't get up to Guests: Michael Douglas. (1) pathizing with the narrator's respond to are her wickedfeed them.) Marshall's 0 5) MA*JDE M Gid Ph yllis DiNer, T.G. Sheppard. will: Sylvia Porter, Stan Cottrefl, ciji Allen devastated eyed creatures who o walliter we .cstatsc ft en Mother Goose is not corn"you are no good Walters ax-wile announces her Ware. look ready to wreak havoc. prehensive, but does offer for plans to remarry. More Importantly, the enough lesser-known rhymes 3 you are no good (DSTA3aLatka blows his A Sex Symbol pictures are deep enough to to make it Interesting. It's you are so good." Archis finds out Lionel J.fter- if,', savings on a luxurious son has been dating his 21- ppenthouse after his flea-trap Some of the poems are wear well, an important another good lighthearted criteria for a book that wffl choice to put ln the hands of or For IllSOS. ome n omen apartment Is demolished, a re pes: o ers be looked at and looked at younger preschoolers. actual ci th am warm observations of kit again. 10:00 Macho once belonged chen and famIly-centered There's comedy aplenty HRO MOVIE "Homebodies" HMO MOVIE "The Passage" exclusively to strong, silent food (1979) An th ony Quinn, James _____ One is a t ell ing Mother Goose Is proven for older readers as well in (1574) Ruth McDev$tt, Peter to types. But no more, U comment on America's fare with children, and Walter Dean Myers' "The Srocoo. Faoed with eviction Mason. A foreign guide because of urban reniwal, six help an American family elude evidenced by the presence Of sugar addiction. The picture Illustrators periodically Young Landlords." Wall people fight the 55t5bi their Nazi pursuers and escape Puny, talkative Woody Allen __ format futures tinin. occupiea rrance safely by on tnq following Hat of Nefimant In murderous ways. go -ing through a treacherous, Amend's 10 sexiest men toned pen-and-wash (P0.1 hr., 36 mm.) drawings with moods that 111 (4)SMMP 1010 / SJ snowy mountain pass. (A-I hr., from Playgirl magazine. vary In accordance with the MOTH! lIAR Lobo and two 3$mlo.) Here's the lid: Poems. Laughs here will other law officials (Slim Pick. CD 5 HART TO HART Jonathan and Jennif er become ens, Ed touler) engaged In begin belly-deep and om di C e an Woody Allen, Involved in a life or death strugtough oompsiltlon for a police gle with a band of killers uen Yacitiman Ted Turner, Sen. nowlng, then shift to quieter *word. race to find the loot ILl their mansion Is stripped by Edward Kennedy, Singer While Adolf's poetry spans Bruce Springfleen, Designer sophisticated thieves. a wide age range that might Calvin Klein, TV host Johnny Vinci and Ross accept a con1010 cert g that turns out lobe too (V (35) I LOVE LUCY Deliev- Carson, Actor Alan Bates, well Include adults, two good tobetrue. Ing Ricky has forgotten their Actor Burt Reynolds, current picture books are HAPPY DAYS Joanle anniversary. Lucy suspects the Running back O.J. Simpson, definitely tailored for very 5 decidos to go from worst _______ young audiences Gov. Jerry Brown. Victoria to 3(17) ELIZABETH R "The when Checlul gets a lob as a Lion's Cub" Queen Elizabeth's _____ - (71*) (4) TODAY SI PLORIDA • CD GOOD MORNING MORNING .......................................... S -'.- — ' Mu. st f/THI5 WEEK SPECIAL JUICY . PRIME RIB --5 I 410111 1 MW do G1111111MMe ad - • W*41-6=--amom WWI 1ill vi I L19 RX = OW dwiiia, kS an a# `41111IN IliGi-oGIM 46,4W. ' a Is'A. ow noft . )•T1S NIWLYWI •uuuuuut by a •:.iS$ Pr : _'," . 1MSI1S*SPW &=to am ir • __ IS S aiar 5. hi Will s lIJO nssAvwsss d1 1M iPim.is 1mjuis Jdoft 5, _ Is we wow - • u '. •—:-- WITH DINNER YOU GET: Oslee Mp, all the seal Well san eat from set fabeless' maul bit. veer ckelce of Net balled peestees. yeftew rICL Or v.g.tibl. of Ills day. • S tuu ai.in p ii pi C w9 i0 . 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DEAR DICK: Who were the Mars who Played in the first mrle of "Utile Women?" My sister aid I tk Katharine Rephsra WIN he SI tM. HEUA MAGNUSON, Green Volley, Aris. You're r*. Hepburn, Joan Bennett, Frances Des and Jew PasrMarredas the snin the version. Asa bows, I wWmsi tell you who played the parts In the 1949 Mm -June Ally=, Elizabeth Taylor, Margaret O'&len ad Janet Leigh. DEAR DICK: What merle a&.0 played Craig SS.' girl kind Is the TV series, "Peter Gr WILMA VoYiz, Memphis, TeL Lola AlbiWit. DEAR DICK: Cm YM plane lull me If Riled Taylor played in do Jim Way.. .svle, "The High s.d the lighty?" ROSEMARY KW4HOflR, Teilaws, Ohs, No, No, Taylor was not In that film. You we probably of either Robert Stack or John Howard. DEAR DXX: Pleas, tell me the urn. 91 the act., es 'j" who plays p s,' KAREN 949pj, Kabilansoo NleL That is Noah B.. DEAR DICK: I would Uho I. knew If Peter Folk has a glass eye or what? BIMBO AIZINS, Warsaw, lad, He doom't have a what, but he does have a glass eye. That Is a result of childhoodWane, which cost him his reel eye. DEAR DICK: Is It true that Erik Fatradu in an of the dirtiest talkiag mo. areend? STACEY, Ow ndb.rs, Ky. I don't know how you rneamar, that. rye huerd him swear pretty good, and I've heard other actors swear pretty good, too. I would have to say he ranks up there Ion • Need A Pencil? He Has 1,800 near the top, but he Mill has a way to go to reach the heights - or depths, as you look at It. DEAR DICK: Please settle as argurneet. Who starred lathe movie, "It Happen Every Spriag," sheet a college professor who discovers a secret formula that repels wood ____ I say It aid thea becomes a professional baseball pitcher. _____ was Ray Mfld mid my wife says It was Jimmy Stewart. AL PILCHER,______ Chattaa.sga, Teas ____ Jean Peters and Paul You win this time. Milland, Douglas were the stars of that 1949 film. flVAR flifY. to Mmv R 1. I-&&— 'Jim HeWn IlIlbIIIlei," the same Max Hair vhs was the hesvywefght beIng champ in 193431? LW., Reek Hill, S.C. No. Bur, the fighter, was the father of Baer, the actor (who Is now more successful as a producer of movies). let Senior Citizen Discount DaysI In the 1117 film, "The DEAR DICK: Being in old ludy s.d 04 inter :d in amp operas, I watch "Gear Pyle" twice a day. ft Is a clam and (amy slew and I esjsy a good 6ogb repeats or a. Whet I weeld Ube ts know — are Jim Nabors aid Fraib Suit.. at this thee? ETHER W. FRANKW4, Ves, (SW. Sutton died In 14, as his whereabouts are uncertain. Jim Nabors now makes his home In Hawaii, but he goes all over to sing and appear In theaters and guest on TV. H. has more money than anybody -and the good tado to know bow to spend it with dass. - whet, ' s- VW Mer. - lotflmfactisw1or.h. being freed, some soldiu,. were ps* il Jap.am epa. headed Japan whir, the POWs woo luhsvhi factorhe. The tWO ili wit. tirpuilaid by AIlIsd the a.ui a .remj v$he.Mest di.ar SI Wedd War It any 111111111dws i \ t \ ' sab. 'WEDNESDAY in, JO4QayBlMr,Jr.,Is "Return from the River Ewat" (is aid Ither, The Mery has ham Mug heowu the dot vega.. TIe amylvers of that diMSf - Amei1am 'dpe wire aie to pica half SI lbS v1d — win ameeg the first to be Is their cI...kles. Nov.mb.r!4 dam the Muim1ir of a so,- It IWSUMI S • "holm.-NlWjd. the uluijit It an of Ihb lsdy'e _____ kJ5tSJlU5OIWWWWirI • ___ lT S swumIJ "The Now Mm" Two • .. --user lie breaks a chain *isr.COflSICtIII sisUUone a"" Ii,' ___ Tav" is ___ ome raw — wins. both's avis of marriage W" oil I"W~$salI&,Uons äliO to. :"•. CL)NUCNUWS "Giestiinei..i.ui" ___ PAW '' " • cumn 5(17)MoVii "NSI5,ISdb NMI pA90 :zus (lam) $oplw. Loran, t.ucv Ins1.id r 1 CAM* cis,* Gable. An AmerIoan low. fl (35)1 L IsOk bw she sm. Lucy 1M iau*ny • I• I W gas romansItipy invehad ______ elsINsoPraCky. 4 • uilhs.Nalsnwom.nuiu.niis 7:10 ____ 0 title to take his nsplieu, bach ___ • (1)TNSACN0wo to Amwtl _ BNI SI' )*NlmNsop pp'MHT SYNOICUS Fred and lamont ivow a Wile mks a mueoular man 1110 Sled *iisgh De._r *1. psity i'i en usori (rOoI. Jee he am al a C (I) TCJT Noel: Johnny to raise money So ply their haaNN club to pose as his dad Carson. Ouseir Sarry Mini. 6"wifyou"Mts bills. for a father-eon athletic $O, .15511 Marsti. liven up your day. - The C.ntril Fleride Zoo ii.11 all she 0(17) SAINO M 50(4 CDONUMUSNUIRNUAMI. Ingridusnieyou need in create your own recipe for fun: isotic iLI5'$ (455$ () • PpsMon cause pm. bird,. 710 chsI$srkig mwhsi. tIgers, a qu place to pknlc mdi • a Munros's (Feral Fawoist) led hie0 utiSli lilY 1al45 to $450 M.L4TAR faidneting nelyrs wait. $listtand pony ridas and an eld.fasldomsd carousel romanlie hwoluunia,i* liii a Py edli Wie now squadron AMINICAN LIASUS VL awilt lii, gmnddilSn. Corn. Is Nie Central Fisrida Zoo, wher, the price Is wafter. an admbVs son. MYrniw. LMSI* The best the ft"" prince isada h reason bisand Wwalliac$sris are..netural as Ilts heel,, so o*y ix Plus o, players of both boom" w Y" pow po.sioo and S. Nl.-d Mimi. LOONS boom wo ol isured to cover. • ga, rsee, AM iCily' lCd,ape of a i ililded 001*011. g p -- jg ty McNichol. Scott 'Cab; ) (35) gjg - IUR$s • talon. _____ Cohost: Don Meredith. qsss "Qoldunigurs" Chariss Frank. ANN Is~ all n* is ito i*c 0mm, Harvey casinis pis,ii. Zss. Korman, Steve TIll NIWLYWID • idsysi frsm $11f.m. lI$ 1:11p.m. Lawrence.lj, se ammo, bong ---weef Wed mid Gordon are s ent to a u,LHOLLYW000 15ndyIvnsttoat.g.ng _____ - DIIICTI0N$S Nobel 01 T0JlI1e. Hamel. 51(35) MUSS s. Nsuu__ S(17)Mu •'d Nuer" LaIsIis Ito limc$lsn el 5. luck iswN she has a serious III -- ___ -U.S. 1740 nsa seasra OFWIDEST "Tummy(1040 Jeha Wayne, UonSom. Ma _____ ui ow Me iva' mwsse urø is Sly Cit A young man and his Amsrieaii ' lIed Lab Our tuI 441111110101 qetid. Chevy Chase, PeN, ii: Perk *VS 40 I.dwtslds aN ___ ow the soft Tolls, hick PEW Loa•)UIM "wits lqguj. *scl you to *.zs,. M5N enaalhlngup*,w and $sand . - ---- bimdu- as..si.t we l9U HSOM 'lsda.a" (1079) $450 M ___ w liom Haidi um*. . THU (1010 CIII lausseed, Tyne 0IISeS by SSy Wilds.. A 11111m if ."0h1y W1111-• — ffiOSIT Nlisusrd dliaJs.r ituu alma ,scluThuiutu and Smast Isipelne, ,....Watmfl*riekietoNe Mabmovmuuisasran,WM).. Semen silLs to urmdt ofa gre, 01 CIITL.J4 of PUluiltog her to corns aim • .• ____ _____ JflUU.W*U.luMItWU Sl4 rSl. - 1UILIn4i , r'Jg:(***i st' JT1$J1 ', - -. -• - • .--.-•••.----- - a r 2 - - •••• 10 . Restaurant comes a pencil I always ask for a pencil," he wonder how many of her By TOM VARTABEDIAN HAVERHILL, Mass. bearing a Chinese in- 'says. "People are always pencils are like that." (NEA) - You'll never catch scription. And there's a obliging." He recalls the days when Donald J. St. Onge without a Boston Red Sox pencil St. Onge declines to place a pencils sold for 2 cents each shaped like a baseball bat. value on his collection. He pencil. "Twenty years from now, A pencil from the Kiwanis simply calls it "priceless." youre apt to be nflvjptl j He has 1,800 of them. And the 71-year-old hobbyist is Club waxes philosophic. t Some of his pencils have quarter apiece," heredits p p still collecting. bears the organizations sentimental value because " St. Onge started his pledge: "I pledge my head to they carry the names of local If all those pencils don't collection more than 30 years clearer thinking. My heart to businesses that went defunct suffice St Onge also collects ago while bedridden In a greater loyalty. My hands to decades ago. ballpoint pens. He has 5000 hoapital. He was looking for larger service. And my of them and few are dry. _.zI a giwOiawi may &uiu his 1 ...J 5 pjj w living." S CTO$SWOruhealth iiewui aIU$.ha IW1 UVUIM. I •' He doesn't display the I wiu1 k.4.I. J one. A •. recent . au- s1 .s..aeLu1moreMwnw Among puzzle, flOuuu3r u& KIW unique.Pens, thonzh • They are kept C ivil then and there T ditI'- to the collection we tfeature • a •—.a scenes in cigar boxes They V told myself I'd never be pencils to which are attached without a pencil again," he a miniature golf club and a of significant events such as St. Onge is constantly in Appomattox, the Battle of demand to display his miniature egg. recalls. About the only type of Fort Sumter and the Battle pencils at craft fairs and St. Onge's pencils come in pencil not represented In St. of Gettysburg. hobby shows. all shapes and sizei; — long collection Is one with "I can't recall where I ones and short ones, round Onge 's "Some people think I'm and square. All are mounted erasers on both ends. know obtained them," says St. crazy," he says, "but they're u never out you neatly on boards and hung Onge. "And I don't know entitled to their beliefs. It what value they have, If any. has kept me out of mischief. systematically at his home. what tomorrow will bring, he smiles. iiniiisn) and But II 14 from (II.f%._ 4. .1 OLUY I that'sthey're ,aT£ Vi. tried U IVU4 ii) IIVC .44.iiem He4. has one pencil ..,uge purchased what makes a hobby away to museums and Chloride Emergency one of his 1,800 pencils. The interesting" libraries, and nobody seems Lighting with a tiny light rest were sent to him Is his the world's largest Interested. So, I'll just hang bulb at the end instead of the through the mall or picked onto them and maybe my usual eraser. A bottle opener up at restaurants and other pencil collection? St. Onge says he heard on grandchildren will benefit by Is attached to the end of businessess. His daughter recently sent him a pencil all the radio of a Texas woman them. another. One, called the "headache the way from Anchorage, who has 73,000 pencils. But "Besides, I could always heis quick to add: "Mine are sell them on some st reet pencil," contains aspirins. Alaska. "Whenever I go anywhere, all new and unsharpened. I corner." From the Hawaiian Isle r • Here's The Truth About The River Kwai Eridge is the River Evil," il, Allied cu11td, team s.ows up the J'wru held __ bis bulK in 1l by Ar*, Americas aid 1sl POWs, diN was_ahlgseas, bit the '•I'M4IM was that all the bbsreted - . Friday, Nov. 9, ,.—i Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Donald J. St. Onge displays just a few of more th an 1,800 pencils In his collection. THURSDAY EVENING P150 MOVIE 'Matilda" (1078) Elliott Gould, Robert Mitchum. A down-on-his-luck theatrical agent finds the Possible W*Y to riches when he d5c1d55 to manage a boxing kangaroo. (0.1 hr., 43 mm.) n a (7)0NEWS y? CAROL SURNITT I N11__ 1:30 CS) (450 hEWS SON NEWS ASONEWS (Th(3S1CANDIDCAMEM 008 NEWNART Bob Is faced with on Possibility that NI younger sister may move In with Now51d 7.00 ®THRUE'$ACROWD PM. MAGAZINE (5) C!) JOKER'S WILD 51 5) SANFORD AND SON Fred thinks that Lamont's Afri. dress and CUStOifl5 are ludicrous until he hears what It - - - November ovem er 15 N b Ing the six major bridges lead. Ing Into Germany, is put into effect. (Part I of 2) THE BUGS SUNNY THANKSGIVING DIET Bugs Bunny dispenses advice and carrots to keep his friends Porky Pig, Sylvester and Milli. cent the Slobbovian rabbit from overeating on ThanksgtvIng. (DC IAVERNE & SHIRLEY Laverne and Shirley quit their jobs at the brewery and join the Army. (II) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The Real Easy Red Dog" (l)(17) NHL HOCKEY Atlanta Flam.s vs. BuffaloSabres 8:30 (]D a COG MOVE "Silver Streak" (1976) Gene Wilder, Jill Clayburgh. A peaceful pub. usher becomes involved with a secretary, murder, mayhem and a hip thief while traveling from Los Angeles to Chicago via train, ..WI JJ SW7 • S nfl with a deadly disease by the thief before he died. 10:30 (1]) (35) I LOVE LUCY LUCY Induces members of her women's club to stage an operetta. U (17) CIVILISATION At the Close Of the 15th Century, Gutenberg's printing press spreads the influence of such men as Martin Luther, Erasmus and Thomas More. 11.00 HBO ALL-STAR BASEBAU.: AMERICAN__ LEAGUE VS. LEAO'Jt The best players of both baseball leagues are featured in cover. age of a star-studded confron-- (II) (35) UNNY HILl. 11:30 C (4) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Buddy Hackett, Steve Lawrence. (5) a COLUMSO An actor (William Shatner) uses the plot of one of his former scripts as the method to murder a former lover. (DC POLICE WOMAN Pep. per and Crowley search for a psycho attacking young female hitchhikers. (II) (35) WILD, WILD WEST A tempestuous diva becomes Involved in a Now Orleans putale when kidnappers attempt to abduct her while on stage. 51 (17) MOVIE "Tycoon" (1047) John Wayne, Laraine Day. An American railroad man - finds love and adventure In LaIn Amidcs. 12:37 (DC SANETTA Barala finds he in IJa unwillingly trusts a young lady with S uhak past. (N) HBO TiME WAS: THE 19205 Dick Cavell hosts a unique Journal of the people, places 11(17) SANFORD *-r_ silt and events which made history In the "Roaring Twenties." 735 (7) S THE FRENCH ATLAN(1) TIC TAO DOUGH g'5y THE - NEWLYWED TIC AFFAIR Craig CUR (Tally Savalas) the ruthless (IDS $100,005 NAME THAT leader of a religious cult, threatens to blow up a transit. 51(35) u*uSS Carol disoov- lentic liner and ON those aboard are Ma's got to show her bow unless the elip's owners pay 5 MO Shill lust profioiancy N ransom of $10 million. (Part I ileualslogssap,omollon. 05$) ______ 'l I NUNDS 51(35) 5(17) M IN THE FAMILY NSa lies an amargency appall'. Cohioet: Don Meredith. Guests: Eydle Gorms, Steve Lawrence. -. Harvey Korman, Patrich Tan, liiO 11111)1 - NE NP, Pro 555 Slew Wall, ° '5' tfl* bowtoWns Saks pert In Sarewit 100_Y __ gluSs of *s., aollsn as "" MOW MOWmatches we $450 RICHARD PR OR IN - 115 _ PISU..$ld by Len Damon and CONCERT The well-known 'farm. litliffi D*heI. MW comedian shoots pointed tO find a huge airplane Nick onlc..Ml. barbs at almoet every Inetitu. MIdS in emergency lafld (1) MOVIE'A Bridge Too lion Imaginable In this unoen- Ing on a dwarfed field, then (1077) Jan.es Cams, Ryan Gored. i4-holds-barredcon- dIsappeared. to 11W to 1044, OperatIon _ ow Me" Cie iloa,m 11I.d'pi e i.VOGQ00 J.tllOhe,1 SO end 1LIUanI euPio track ç'. .' :,',"•,.q-,'rt I I r ,.j. . . ; •-4 • •.. ' 1 - '•• ,' . - ;....: • '- '4 w: - -' ••..•., ' • ,-g. '•-.'. . •• . ••,,,.. ___________ • - s_c • -- ' 4 •. ' I,. -. 4 - I 4p • J. ..P . �---• -----------.------:- ..---. -:: __. .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* - ' - - - - . • - � 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 09, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on November 09, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 13-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 09, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d46d591359803f4cf29d28f6a42b3576.pdf da7809912c32edb56be22bdd208ad8bd PDF Text Text 4 I Monday, Dec.3, 1"9 BLONDIE 411—F.v"Ing HlersK SeMord, F1. 11 11 HONEY ACROU 46 Minnesota . Bright person wds.) by Chic Young IT's . U L L A A T LI T 0 L ' DOWN DR 0AN WvvN POW" electrode 16 Land measure od 19 What Perm yu Yo if LLD 1 A litigation 14 Kind of sail 54 note Ear Plugs Keep The Thump"Out Answer to Previous Puzzle 52 Coil .53 Low chirping 13 Liable to TAS 1101111061114m:rrig L capital (2 UM ° ' °°-'operation and 'We 24 3 Houston 22 Egyptian duty 38 Angry 26 Slouch ballplayer )eea p day. I feel I'm loMn( 4 Phrase ofun 23 Wind gauge 3O Fishing rod 27 Lop. my mind bscaone I Can't derstanding (2 24 Companion 40 Sound 30 Cord o a hum atft wife.) for ham 33 Was home to equipment of motors. Thump. Thump. 5 Born 25 Greek least 34 Homes TV a Center of sail (pl.) 35 Gorilla 41 Arrailgarnaflon by Mort Walker 36 Electrical unit 7 Ranked 27 Fish I he"an awful time getting the noise irritates YOU When 42 Become one 28 Buddhist my sliesp. I usm*and up on you got ready to go to sleep At 37 Bandleader 8 Cameroon 44 Ham tribe shrine C"fCK_0drjjjAjf! Artist 45 Fictional story ON 11101111- 12 there WIY Place I r*t, it MAY AW annoy YOU 9 Shade tree 39 Cover with 10 Second month 29 F&I sorry 46 Fast aircraft can buy smethft to block during the day. For that about concrete (abbr.) (abbr.) 01111sound? I've tried cotton reason, you may find that the 30 Digging tool 40 ensive 12 Nosed ft 31 Lacquered missile (abbr.) 13 Bodies of 48 Before (prefix) Won So co vering My had W ith hours before sleep so you Can metalware 43 River 32 Wheal track 50 Environment a pUlow, but nothing slope the rdu a bit before bedime. Europe 18 Regret ) agency (abbr.) noise. I take Valivan when It 20 For instance 38 Large truck 45 Noel DEAR DR. LAMB—My £4 • - BEETLE BAILEY MAY13E YOU'P LIKE ROOM SERVICE TO BRING Yo MAYBE YOUP MAYBE YOU'P LIKE A BELLBOY LIKE THE MAIP TO MAKE YOUR SEPY WNATiS T14ISf 7 CARRY YOUR PACK SURE 0 c rrrrr _ ———— —— - nst - —— - nt 0 T 17 l ie by Art Sansom THEE A O3L.Y 1VJO 1Hl) I6M( fl I(2f2is44i/j'" 31 nfl, _____.....- — __ - 25 - - 21 22 23 I —— 28 I ____________ - 34 3V — iT — s C HERE' ARCHIE,DOES THIS HAT LOOK BEST.- -- HI - / Effort 4 ., Li _____ \••••) I ________ - 45 49 50 1 — "- - 52 — ——— 54 HOROSCOPE • B BERNICE BLI ' For Tuesday, December 4, 1979 YOVRIIRTHDAY Decuaber' 078 EEK S MEEK wu uiu u •'- LA" - jJi 0 PRISCILLA'S PP F11115LQUENTLY.*WN r VAS A GlL. P HAVE A TRAMP *10CK AT ThE )O - WO - S ---ANP OFFER M PO SOME WORK FOR A HOME-COOKEP MEAL! wY . WOULP HE RK HARD FOR IT, GRANPMA. PC) ' I, 10 " 0 - PRANK AND ERNEST , - - - by Bib . LL 4ISL#IT '& 0 - - .. - .. ... S - . . . 0 : '! . . 6V S. - IW ________ . - •1 -. ...... •- .. • .-. -4 : •4. , 1.. : . •,• V '- - '" _4 h . . . . - - uiu.P I • - - 0 .• )' ' W. 7th St., said she first heard about the `;!7 . •.. - " . . - .. •_•. . - ., • , :." - - - rr- • ' . - '- -'- r ./r•-.1! 1 .. ,. s." S S .. ' ' ' - , . - ' -. . - • fi ,. •'.....• . , .1 1. --- ., •• ---• Photo by Tom Ntrald '-. Vincent A By DIANE PEThY gwosmwruw. . were In Sanford, he said. This Is more effort to break the chain of Infection." tramuscular injection, Gamma globulin, than tow times the numbier found in This is accomplished, he mid, by a part of the blood, provides some imother areas. treating persons known to have been munity. An expensive treatment, Deju sedges slightly blow 11111:1111510111011111 Of Altamonte Spiess and the unin- associated with someone who has or has said people who simply have "known vMio comperad to hsr. cities In corporat.d area hive reported iii cuss had the disease. Particular attention is someone who has known someone" with ijiliWe County. is "not really sub; Candb@M, three; take Mary, being paid to persons at day-care, the disease should not be running In for significant" and a reported health Oviedo, Longwood end Wider Springs, Headitart centers and nurseries since treatment. these are common places for children to 6IN 6 1 W"Aipuon is 11standard none.. In cum of genuine need, the county Do* director of e F 11 ors, 90 'Dr. Jimp rate pick up hepatitis. 1111 No ~m for the Illijibeet Sanford health will make the Children oually pass on the disease to treatment department SpemI Oov* Heft Department has been piattpolated, Dejv ad& Ono available to those who do not sold 06 mar". be odd. is that there were "Ings and parents'often without have privati physicians, Deju oWd. paseft to a report of 8 hoolb possibility, mom kw-bift flooded aress In 511131011 showing symptoms of the disease rw best defense against hepatitis as loillich my themselves, be add. said do problem *W* tbe recent 1 sold, good personal hygiene Contrary to what was reported, In remains, he III exallillorstalL , ` be" left coob=UWW vider. Persons with cilsew should avold of the exposiq theIrthe adMm am am cm g jw of do cow modto only 41.4 per Heft ofillelik be" checked Sent, funity members by Wes wdw ad "wor systems am &~, be sold, and children &ft In hepatitis cases In Santa* County wo always washing their hands after manifed In persons 15 to 44 years old, old not bathroom use and avoiding preparation rutlw#mmtodkohmlw&bo water ad mod can pick k up ad tran- 70 percent. Among those 25 to 44 years food. were food 23.5 percent of the cases. *nothsr pOndM iipi"MI1 for the There appears to be no race or sex difSymptoms of hepatitis Include ' r. nsly ' e'ng for apparent higher rate In Sodwd is a foreatiol, Nju added. malaise. aches, tendemss in the liver or does WO aw am ok converted ~toward mom reporting Mwv Is no we for hepatitis, M the right upper abdomen area, (ever, dutma of cuss, he said. diseas, usually rwi Its course with no reddish urine, light to white colored -, of do Ard 61 cow of hispelft "7W only 11blas we're doing W 11 lading domap, Deju said. Treatment feces, and jaundice yellowing of Ow skin , YthiIYS'?,$ up,." Diju Mid, "IS making I grOat'r consists of a gamma globulin In- and whites of the eyes. __ . TUMSLflIRI 0 - W. p ,,,of lb. Pierily dM. Appoint a pities, with e.rneia group, pointed oat ibe - 'a- -M - - . - - - ., a .. - .1 -;.' 1 - . - I - _. - I ;..'- • -. , !.a. . - . I * _ - U ' . Qet -- - - officials were being elected in the three cifies. ••• S. T'' . .' . were widurgolsig Idenogatlon for trials Mid todii that could sentence them to death. Wilt be W* that "M turn III WO A fW1do* dow COWL dmud"1111211411111110 under 7poi" "nr9 W, I*. 1111111 -:4............. -----. 1 E ("1's) — Ind I -I .... -..--- . Young Brad Fess enjoys h is fi rst trip to the 1)0115 at Lake Mars' with his father, council cqdId.ate Dick Icss, today. lections were also of nine municipal - - - - - -s . - Iran Minister Says Capt* To Be Tried 0 . INV . 0 M • - 0 iN h t. . W S ., - . -i 40 OF . . • of the river. authority and reqnbsibility to keep municate to the various state agencies "WO hiver'i'flowsl*midbsof =Mad check oa the river problem, who related to the river the coudy'aconcern -'—---irWtedfavsrabIyMomdsyIs the year," Pain said. 'And we have wouldr.porttothec g y4r 'vnatiead forandlnal*enceuponactiontocorred frequent NISU BoW due to the river's low times a year and atten4 the St. Johns river conditions River Water' Management Board • Insist on the restoration of many of liesty *hiibfisdeadaailable deterioration. jnie. "The ceedy itself do't hive the meetings, , a the gre t tracts of former marshland thivdl.bdIt miborityto Make frequent and regular headwatersarea which origjrtaily fed the "ra in bw It to j,ald'ant*1rduenanhlas can main itsdssiseshe" POW edd. rsprsssrdationa of Seminole Cowdy's river. .1re are none is IMs year's Sanford is the area med ANK11110d by ceuceru over the deterioration of the • EnergetIcally seek the appohdment of pollitk ad the low level's the river, river to the Florida date government, a representative of Seminole Cotsuty is Sdra Frisude of lbS II. Mu rId .'*isat4knonthe many ways the the&.JotmsWaterManagernentBoard ad C.ommoasII IL the coed, formal3, t gj listened Mu con be Improved and corn- at Palatka. DIANE PE11IYK I of as IL OWAkbr&' W" 1W cum IT .. 40.4 - •. , - 4100'. .C Iommission Lac Clean River ks Funds To :: . - -. - ___ ives ZOONIES •- r - . by 'F K MEN 0 - . 0 Mrs. Iong said Williaiiis and his sister fire from her nephew who ran into tier lived in Sanford about 40 years. home to report it shortly before 9pan. "I Williams owned the house, said looked out and saw the smoke,' Mrs firefighters, who estimated the total Long said. "1 picked up my telephone to damage to be about $lO,IX)O. call firemen, but the line was tied up I They added they believe the fire as have a party line, you know. When I caused by a faulty electrical line from couldn't get to use the phone, I ran out of the house to it utility pole. When they Hep.9t1ote1s Problerii .' Exaggereated j. B , . .. mu ' •• to . - - •1': S -, JaM Rom ii___ •;01 - . ' • 11W ... ,•. ..I!.-.. . - -: . i TL• S . . • .• - -. . - $ . - . MAW&W ABWMAM -- . * BRIDGE AT Sanford firefighters reported they first received a call about 9:02 p.m. and lierald Staff Writer arrived at the scene a few minutes later. By then, the en ti re front of the housti, Faulty house. constructed of wood and tarpaper, was today as the probable cause of engulfed in fhtmLs, lnIe the rear seefire in Sanford which claimed th'e life of •. turn nude ot cinderblock, was still its owner, ru sister and the ianhtiy nog. standing. Its interior, however, had also Williams. 65, and Ids sister, Abby Iee been gutted, firefighters said. About eight firefighters began battling Jones 67 both of 1510 W 7th St that will bother the blaze, but were unable to contain the And the tragedy is one fire which totally destroyed the struca lo imefrlend and nd 'hbor who of lure. related a frustrating experience today the building d isclosed her efforts to contact firemen when she Williams' body in a rear bedroom. lie first learned of the fire but who was had tiled of apparent smoke inhalation, firefighters said. His sister was found in , the front part of the house, apparently I fll so upset killed by the flames. Mrs. Long said the two lived in the house alone. Williams, she said, was over this ...I'm retired, but his sister Abby worked asa tioust'cleaner. "I know she went to work "hanIn" that day, too,' Mrs. 14mg said. lti so uet over this, especially over number. the telephone being tied up. I'm changing my number." Mis. IArngsaidtliedog killed inthefire hampered by telephone party-liners who was a shaggy poodle. 1 believe the dog hi longed to some lad) who asked Abby to refused to relinquish the phone The neighbor, Mrs Effie Long of 1502 .rt for it eer since it as a puppy . e. - TLJI - - I . - - 331 WUsy30) ______ he I 0 ww 90 NOT ZE MCI TAUMM (W "I'llird WY •.... pit - i - EAT A EA MWAL VAYUW F11I ING FAULT WITH THE BUGS BUNNY - ensbW You to bear 8POIC111. have Unless you Girlswho have used tam. heavy curtains In your pons are better prepared -boifrnom, they might help and appear to have fewer some to block out the sound. problesni with their sex li ve, So will heavy rugs and any thanglrlj who have never had other form of increased 1n an stretching of the vagtna ulatialt. at Since your beeic problem Is One of the wai st things that dlfftcudty in getting to sleep, I can happen to a young woman am senting you The Health as far as getting started off Letter number lM,SheepAnd right lnmarrled life lstohave ins0' Other rea iorswiio want this Issue can send 75 and be married to IflSfl who is cents with a long damped, Impatient to satley his sehf.addreas.d envelope for lt desires. The end results is Send your request to me, In often very pataful and results care of Me - ol popin P.O. in her thinki that " I is A B 1581, Radio Qty Station, very unpleasant experience. New York, NY 10018 This fl'sagoodwaytorulnayourzg Imae will give you goihh1n. couple's .ex life. on Wpov sleep 'b'' So since you asked my 00o(theImpsetaidein advice I would say WIN li- . _ Firemen By DAVID M1. RAZLER . unchorecterlow Of YOU, You If you spend your time for do =Y 11118"t1l"11131116 "ft ft benefit of others today )vu'U other V R -'a polat of vim have fewer lump to swanow. today. An open mind is a mat your personsl hda,"lls M In negotiellons. Find out more favors& spWas was an overW Then of what Use aboad for you In after FAA decided to sacrifice NORTIll CANCIIIIIX 314* n) at it" Clubs, South passed following your lbs $53 day by naft for your copy Guord what you so ad to sey it tedley. 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SwelL U) Dembr. lkft ar"K. %et's change the i AQUAM (Jan. *F& Chancm we as md@n&* a W& am put our here it) a s, vatuntuft to you fed today is smakeei Was if we 26 am 40 in the Booth ML Hero smtk man"@ sollne"Iting for TAUYONMINNIBPWW rm rm so PM did 6scmd a the third dw , anouw t0dlI be cortak You Yoal ase the kdor Is law pm so pm Pass bet he dected to check W bl tftig Into, on the good side. quo's of hearts. Than he led a Things could be woe'. oom low heart from dummy, got In UUA (5i. 234t 1$) thinking draw trolops sed was bonio do "rho. avoll" to*. sd rsbber. PUC (Feb. a'Mweb ) invssiignt. AWL- Soft ace of today 'IN ped 'e. of werosmiN heait.attMat" Is " 7 ('AINtwnAasN.) dAI.$I 755 WUT7 IS. er' alied iUIO (ad. *NW.) MW a am V whist dkm am adek, It = "a YONNE willely Owe* "k ma In malt 0 dm tile We ya Ai4m #I me of NW 4* R he1. sc dul Alit InlWs jump Ssfaur 'w" "zoo 6 ,, us — — -- token care -----. 1111111*to form b s*. -t ug th Ida - S Neglected duty will rear ft lIyk.A ...A &..u..iA h To Call Halted By Party-Line - for - Fire 2.1 — — — — NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE — — — — _IS ASSNI 00 0o -- - — 43 44 53 00 O,, - 40 I-.-- WHO SAYS HONESTY THE BEST Poucv q 0 0 -,----' - - si HERE' 36 6 47 48 by Bob Montana ARCHIE - Sanford H us .. . 16 d In K 1i wo but I'd oft block out do very active in swimming and other shorts. I would like to noise, i am si and at the nervous know j it is advisable for her age althought I'Im not the only to Wear Tampa, while e is neighbor the nolse bothem on her period Her friends dot I've appealed to the town but I don't Id her because of as well council but the firm is too big stretching the to be forced to do anything. as kLng Dhyrnen. DEAR READER— You Please list me blOW your could go to an ear, nose and throat Red"And be fitted DEAR READER—It's a for ow plvgL He or she can permlial decision. Your 81provide you with custom- titude Is probably based on made ear plugs by making the Idea that a girl should be moldo of your ears. Some of able to prove that she's a these pl*s are designed to virgin when she gets married. import" to some most annoying and still to others these : 15 THE BORN LOSER Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents ar,No.9O—Teidiy, Dec. 4,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Lamb 21 25 Organ tube -- Evening Dr. wonder If you c help ' Alter we moved intoo o up 0 *V a NQI I Uviets Worn I IC out Iran Ab * MOSWW (UPI) — The Tan News Agency said the use of force by ft restraint can lead to a satisfactory UnIted St" against Iran would result resolution (if the present crisis in the in 'Vw most dAngerm 0011squeWen-L" interests of the world community,', Tan sold Monday the United s9d. lbiaidsandthsuat me" was ept. kaslan -mk Cristo . in an StMn is Jn with such q "Attempts to find a soluti on bymean k= iran $ COWBank by moving its naval forces closer to Irw of using force will have the most • $0 he I*ir4doIIc"°jiubsykig The report, which follows a Soviet dangerous consequences," it said Ndw in do ankloollation an ff do 1" 00 10 PY IN mnmdu Other accusation ft United States has resorted The Tan story m1mrized U.,& news to "Pd"4 1011113W JAW Awrim reports that more then 20 U.S. Navy AdMAINIM& military movanents were deogned to be ships were "near the shures of Iran.-- it made 110 mention of the .4 American 51 hwtages Wq held at the U.S. Embassy of do bublM hed avh bd Iowa of =ma j, 1ss a of rude press=: InTelrw,rderring only to thepreser peitcy . • _i .5, 1 £S.I I •.. - .. '- £ '. . .. - .. " 1.. - t - P'1' L 1 k �U S . .. -. . Tv. oft Evening Herald, Sanford, 111. 41m Students Pretty Upset ' ' V IMLD 5k 5 uribRutiRIYADH, Saudi Arabia (UP!) — Saudi today toted out the lad of the Moslem fiiiifii thebasimeatof the Grand Mosque of Mecca, but sources add awed has spread to the kingdom's vital oil adds. The Saudi Press Agency officially amoumce tim, .ind to the two-week siege of Islam's Radio Riyadh reputedly carried the message train Interior MbilMr Nayif Bin iW A1.AZIZ the , of tins Grad Mosque were cotnplitely cleared at 110 . am. 5:30 P.M. Fanatic Moslems who seized the mosque on Nov. and declared on. of their hers the m had been holding out In the beneath _ _______ __ __ Uri) Im uouar ruiuio on rorcpesn markets today while gold InaI,II.i,d the ado vancus it made after the Iranian crisis swim investors oitof the ULctcy. Gold maintained Its overnight Zurich price to open at $42100 an o wee and In London climbed to an opening $430.00 from $432.25. A dealer for bullion brokers Shape Plihy, said In London speculators were dill been for the metal d.ilta the dollar's- mild lbs dOIISr halted Mi (I ilab the "'1(14Y German mark by opening it 1.7* marks againd the overt* aU4Ims low of 1.7*, but one scoree said "the dollar's underlying tons tnthi very weak." Man By DAVID K. it*U. - Chcilmed in yj ••a 636 - - a I1.u1 uiiisy - Army Officer Is Buried - ___A . . . - _ 4WkS Ms cer wan taken from the hdarsectlon of Soitbw. Road and 11th *tiit. - 1 (s'r'l PlZAM*JflT1tJftG1ApID A Maitland man was arrested Sunday alter he was found A Sanford woman eotda't Sad her The Sanford Flea Marital on U.& Highway 17 was keys Miudsy, sit a abort time later the discovered her ear was ala, nkW, say bujarined Sunday night or Monday moridag and 11 . sleeping In his neighbors bed, say diorVts deputies. Donald W. Lucia,of 4 Magnolia Ave., Maih1rd was held pollee.' . . cheats wti, r abode it the sito are sassaning their itill. In lieu of $* bond Monday. Doris Wins of 3042 El Postal Ave., Sankrd, told pollee her undetermined say pollee. Depullu report Lucas' n@10W at 437 Megoolle rdurnstl car was tam lk -1 so I p.m. ad It pAL 11 11 in hm an ftOm SdNW WYard and'brAs Into 11 dulshe& used home itO pm. Sunday and discovered Ms screen door cit and treat of her hem.30ie add the had net been able to Sad her', by eOIw'nalras, said police. RED DEER,AMa. (UPI) — The son of the chairman of the kKW school board will Ind a boycod of classes today to protest a reciat board decision to switch from the trimiitar system to the standard two.ernad.r _ ___ Francis Qilgi. said Monday the trimester system - B1ARa, N.D. (UP!) Sea. Edward Ema* Insists We *In critlebon of . V remake by Pr ministration over iran. Mda .•. . - - ME" Hostage: Bullet Wh`ezzed, By H.ad Mer1 t,t*ey pser hued dealt, to onit. behind the prJduiIig a 'iM',nal crisis. akeaboàthsthaIn.Hesidhe ha lang be. cited of the thth's t'w"a'i __ died ft r• day of aiiwithatbegan . _ _ and ill Mver wha ides described as a Do Sunday, Ledy add the vilaly suuialhive about a'' sparked Audits "HShSutiLf) r _____ i head," ei recilid, i ___ - _____ s . ____ iwa : a ross, a as. aedbem.,,aEaubls,aE, . -bafllhO1esliai'm.i.fofthetime to to iv. rdiw s_I, i'• .s luy iiiy u.1 Is a de1 ,hehd Pwlhk daII"r4tAeel ivit 30 foit away kern the epe driver's, laming. ___ ' • ad T - ,d . Abn I," 110111191M -, - - - - 11ift . I "it 048M Woes W~ 11101* railiso Wwvo - AREA DEATHS isporlu Uhrlays,Muits,Mkre.sp,ad , Weieddkt psi whit wo wed ad both., teth bth and :h m*b "M: Meduls ii --- - ipd,P, . _ - Cu ¼& low, . , .... 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' -. ____ ,- —.- . - : PNkaduspssada Oads. r& as J@' " Mewu He' SO alir.uit's i ha th. aide -, - 111111041 rth011 ft gde - __ -- Party, quickly condemned the killings. Rodriguez was one of 20 people convicted of trespassing early this year In a beach demonstration organized to try to halt Navy Gov.rnorLos.i B As L gislature Adjourns - _- thsheiitftteIsMtheresdMsth ad of 1AWdAum poised by the Florida omits since the 1I'7S Heed year. Varies 1v the special rvt ap. adeM,stoa.dfttheutu,. prepW $17 adHem be used, sidle Henalysveroa.Mghan$gI, itatailds gràsd With relief ad duight by seedy Sued Si Jul £luer Elerger add the new law pi: $I. Mend, ad appreved by the In"$ItelIy In psiadto a "ewy eresMies by ashen Withri.ui r ad the dthelRS'77and1r74$ftssel Fan Wilk a My_u is il Lii ad live it III' e.a,r In the date auei of sey man alt of osidy reess, uhuig Merd d, dbuvy, Pto. I ha. a -lur, ii sher." ____of t em*s for the er id *th* Lie. InS yew eM y .k4Mi several —i-Ike an- MW Hecal year." adieslyossaidWeme eahevea puadiaes.verIheha pdeswg Ike aew law aIect the $17 —'ti ft" U1010111111 - . - ___ - ___ - Applauded- Bill 1 - - - _ *Vow 'mlns d deliam from Ms _____ _ _ -, - swius ""'In,MiNSSS__ ,dV.Iuir:i '- - - - - - - n - Usagor ., a..am- of Pinched Nerves: Ihared Violas 3. Neck Pals Tight Muu, Spasms 3. Shielder Pals Pals Down Irom Numbusss Is Hands sin litwus Shsulden, lWllcuk lrsMug, Abdominal Pains. I, L~ lack Pairs Hip Pals. Pals Diwi of ale. r il hae on related pr ma which 57maim am - -- PUBLIC SERVICE SPINAL EXAMINATION FOR VICTIMS WITH ACUTE & CHRONIC PAIN Machu. Diadem. fA'I - V V -, ---• - I ________ e Men's LG DIgital quartz - - • I • '.•- •' s r . , ', '. -. . ' . ._ .' . . ' . - • - w. 2 . • :. . • r' . , . me. - ...- . ._,- • - ---- - . - cISISSTSCNSY$Ic$*N IMI.30$Y. MINU 1 SPIN IVIISIIISS TNO I. ' '• ' - I N.DANAI.UOIUNSO -- iim-. - .- • meet fin uIfeaalaedMpIasus c,. visa Mir Anca Os Club eCm,w Pl S . to ad d . Men's quails, walerL.ade.' ii-i o=wea aled chapki 3OWS' - campaigning - "ran 1 her Mluyp.rIN D. ISdd'**$ISUUII5,IdaThuSSIbitM,*WM ut the ither r't:i wow Pu Ms or y on Miii" yes i, br lss lays, Aseserhem'st nj ui Ihon 30hewedturror M—I I7 , 1I MIUdaY, M ___ the wheel of the red Pbasith asuty alie"f a itsd AA,Nsanm her ae and his - ' - _ ___ -"Irus" ws a_ounors bS$ / WASHINGTON (UP!) — President Carter officially an-: flounces his candidacy for reelection today, stressing his will be severely restricted with the personal Iranian crisis Is resolved. The announcement is anthcllnnaz, particularly since the Carter-Mondale I'resldenttal Committee flu been In business since last June, laying the groundwork for his reoelectim campaign. And his faintly has been on the trail for =M* Carter plans to make a low-key announcement at 210 p.m. EST In the East Room of the White House. Carter and his aides were buoyed by a Louis Harris Poll showing he had pulled virt ually even with Sen. Edward kennedy, D.Mass., who is challenging him for the nomination. Pat Caddell, Carter's personal pollster, said he was worried it: might be happening too soon, and might only be the result of solidarity with the president on the Iranian issue. While keeping the president on the high road, Carter's aides and advisers were treating Kennedy's criticism of deposed; Shah Molnanunad Rosa Pablavi as a political fumble, and a: boon for their side. With some apparent White House orchen' Tax - In ion Prancisce ad Wed to Hens, Nor., Iftloa amIV" "M Pftcow " bad _ __ Kam* today ___the thmh'j rngluw. Casselberry Queries Santa: How Are The Reindeer ? ______ ____ MY 11 othsrthitparmaody1ambs the -: _____ -• . ___ -. - hedig. crisis In Iran. the gsp daiMlcslly In a ___ - „ ” ___ President even d medy In the latest puhile VISION F0, apparently beciune of the ,. • ___ n'ad deveWener, time to such caere.. of our prisoners according to the Geneva Convention on War." A Navy ipckmznsn Identified the two dead as John R. Fall of Madison, Wls.,atechnician communicator lit class, and Emile. White, 20, of St. Thomas, U.S. Virgin Islands, a radioman 3rd dam. President Carter called the attack "a despicable act of murder," while leaders of Puerto Rico's two major political parties, the pro-Commonwealth Popular Democratic Party andthe pro-Statehood New Progressive - ___ .15 whdheT the ~ should ''WnsMdiSpetiMofthestho.l'iI,7i0de4ertisud 7psreut of the tiechws favor the rbustir syitum, WASHINGTON (UP!) does not roprisuita brook with the ado . _____ - maneuvers on Vieques, a small Island off the • Ike.. pro-Independence terrorist groups coast of Puerto Rico the Navy uses for target took credit for the attack, saying In a joint practice. tratlon, Carter surrogates raked Kennedy over the coals, : •-'. conirnimique the assail was revenge for Prison officials said Rodriguez hanged 'IV"IfIcince of Ms election, caning his remarks "unhelpful." death of Angel Rodriguez Cristobal, a himself, but Socialist Party leaders -"I've been k4 'How does It teal to be New LenBefore Iranian militants stormed the U.S. Embassy 1n eoa who died in federal prison last month him. don's find black mayor." Well, I wad to be the bit pr514f4 lwd Tehran and took 50 American hostages, In Tallahassee, FU. mayor of New London, black or wMe," he told aml was planned an announcement ceremony with much fanfare at Fishermen have joined with radical groups President Carter Called the attack a crowded assembly that aip1eu4ol his election. from throughout the country. by political supporters and some moderate politicians In an effort 10 "military action against Yankee Inn, better known as "Jim- tended mper on such plan s. get owns my Who?" (above) The continuing crisis put a da psrlalhen" and wwned "Yankee imperialists Carter Is, however, scheduled to attend a f und-raising dinner: they should respect the life and security 00 Percent of the island. when he spoke with in Washington trnl. Vice President waiter Mondale will: Merchant Kills Burglars herald reporters during substitute for Carter at fund-raisers In major cities during the: his successful try for the next four days. Rosalynn Carter also will attend a land-raiser: HOU1ON (UP!) Kicked james L presidency In 1978. To- with Mon" In New York Wednesday night, then cut out on resdyfor thsburgiarsbeaddhachedatrick.ngh Reform ,At1snto and Little day In a low-key an. haown Thurivy, going to Jackson, theftdlarlàioMijieid jnuparedtolesdsphia nouncementarter Was ri On the c sis front, the outlook for an early release the ' thom to death and .41 udcmatk The attle his American hostages was not hopeful, according to of to again prom for ages," Millssaid. ) "I've been suiting op is t candidacy for the na- secretary Jody Powell who told reporters he could not point to doll weeha age and I've been patIIng* - "I tion's highest office, e an event that might make Carter more optimistic. with this crap beds Vflhi,whcseaMssdaywasdeseu'Ibedbya Is duadive as a aiturit result of "e in the Mg 17 SAM MIUZI coStyeoUectjLtfaJrshareo( property taxes Go,. Bob for schools. TALLAHAasEE, Fla (UP!) city" said he wassleeping in his shn who he was Home comnferese approved the compromise do i.gh the but trok or OreI"tbrew in the towel today and allewsd awakened by a p1 door of We nostheid 1k± eleuW den, the Leglalatare to adjourn without p—I'ng his 4-3, but Senate conferees rejected It 74. Both prspeed tan reforms. Moments later, law. sides ha1 to approve It to and it to the House makers formally adjournedthe special and Senate floors. Iagw o,s reached agreement Last week Simile. Did Man Rap. His *We? MID E@MW gave ic nips reonuay WP9 08 urwn FWUMMIVIW5 U UV 1U11111 nm finance agency to help low income families *A& Houndsuate loins, repealing the property tan On It Ms hated eviiiwoiuIseto sqiiue., CARl1lLZ Pa. (UP!) A Muimedle wema hid a sde and set a moderate data business Inventories, and providing tax Jay her bestial, R or-P, -Alvda.chjvrn breaks to encourage economic development NP, raped her. But Rehat leer read from the SIMsic1 Ike special lefr#ln 5jfl which began and energy conservation, but everything was sad "aimed the thick wed vamem'a bides to lid Tuesday, was supposed to adjourn lad tied together, so It all apparently goes down to men in In with church hif. Graham e'Wnded It udul noon defeat. The tall IS-saud bemer with ' kateres today bps .1 worming out a an . Graham's major goal was uniform In weitsstr$alMsudsyMCemhenI.g$hehsut assessments. He proposed achieving that by af Am ad Mumeits cery, be W I ft the eap.tftitlonal requirement of as un replacing Gr#eun said It w aedaut ate the conWe lid Angid. He Is a his ai at 100 percent of jut value, which fir'euce committee could not reach mmmmd Mrs. leer, 41, a prelty,_-"udl i..ns the velure will corty appraisers have Ignored to varying *St.Weaes. It m ea plaIn gray dress ad staled degrees, re sult ing In wide dltfireflcesinthe Ut d a chaae. to act on tan reform Wy the mm raped by her jtpud after he mm snout of school taxes collected. prep Is Marck hcbesd a hirdie ad 'd born their therch in As part of Monday's compromise attempt, "Our failure to decide will resuit in a 572. Graham asked for a 75 percent requirement, @ wAkI diss of a preidem tha brought the - 'qwut.ThBahs.hithefrstplace," bit ala. Language dappling appraisers from deducthng an average 12 percent of the sales he add. of a horn. to cover realtor's camGuaddrnidlewmahsrsweCkedhord price HER FEA T bitthefiuoiofthe mlWsni ad finance charges and arrive at tenesthae.uiprrnlse, ________________________ '-gll-ldwtoac1)ceJ1uaFlorldswW Jidvalve. as L, Ij , "P' 4 ' ".' " ' n The Senate agreed to 75 percent, but in-Th. "bourn or spending" and taxes w FUL Ism lets, II; wil ettinet to drain a major portion of the sided that appraisers continue to make the yesterday's bIgh deductions. House conferees said the 'e.t of the poor ad elderly. W*TDIDVOIIC*ST had tried 10 saIVigs his program requireunert would have to be upped 12 Gr ir II, Avpslies to byidariewvsrIeofadMi spuming perch lithe deductions Maysd hi, an they Met it 00 shesrA I "' to achieve lierm ;.±itbraughansnsndinentHtthnsanf addee, in to-dint. shMg and a plan all ".IdI.IIP1'ASS Winds a.i*wt 30 W30haN augments ditewids to make m every perch redrwnsit. 1- Carter Up In Polls thedopouedththoffrsaIsnsftrug F ' - - ''I I 'Carter En ters The Campaign - - - - . Black Mayor In Northeast NEW LONDON, COflfl. (UPI) Councilman Li. K Jackson ha become New Englad's flt* Mack mayor, but civil rights IfI4ih view Ms rol, as limited In a largely ceremonial pod. Jackson, 53, was chosen Imimiady by the City Council Monday night and he downplkysd the 1a1 Un ' just Kennedy: Barbs ft hnpoalble to compare the academic pm' tcrmance of the itadinis b.easns they colt take the traditional duparimeital teds. 30e added ft's - to get odmarks under morsdiMca1t to trenaler from TJ.iqy Thurber High School to other aclioolilntbeprovliics. Her son, lain, rofunid to .uinmeit. Mrs. Craigl. UK "We're trying to be rational with each other. ft's really a mod aloutimite aitastlon. I don't enjoy ft one makes ROOSEVELT ROADS, Puerto Rico (UP!) — ml U.S. Navy tlgl4en.d security today in reution to an wnexp.cted w'bud'by Puerto Rim nithcinallstsIn which two sailors were killed ad 10 others wormdid. A spohesuan for the Caribbean Command at the Roosevelt Roads naval base said the sailors who were ambushed now Sun Juan early Monday morning while on a routine bus trip to work were unarmed and mprspared __ for sq kind of attack. "There had never been any reason for them to .zpsit an attack,'l the spo4nin said. We are Wbty increasing security, but we are St at liberty to say the steps we are a A car was do taken from a Sanford man Monday, say dwffs deputies. Junan "V', of 170S Persimmon Ave. In Sanford, told 'Fin it A ihost tima later, he fosad Laces aeleop In Ms bed, to dipitles. _ ___ _ — her search, discover ed her .hsy,, and isoking c'4s14 cu' missing. PEe. sq they recovered ths vâ.it 10:30 p.m. Monday from the Mode. 1ng sore parking The veblek pu1y fe'edaN dont Ing the tlma ft was mokn thsy wwu uu argument between the two, POlk added. was held pending a hearing this afternoon In lien of p,aj School Dispute In Family Tight After Fatal Ambush Navy Security SWANSBORO, N.C. (UPI) — Army. OW Warrant Officer Bryan Ellis, killed lid moi4h durIng an attack was on the U.S. embassy In Lelarraabsd, buried Monday with simple ceremonies reeogn"ng Ms dedication to Ms country. A seven-man firing squad from Fort Bragg, WbSTS Ellis was stationed before going to PalrW" In April to serve as diit for the embassy, ed the trellised 211un saints and the plaintive notes of "Taps" sounded over the Piny Grove B*ut aIWch cemetery asaboit200 mourners obeerv.dthem11u7 rites heid In sunny, but chilly wither, people packed Intoo the Earlier, about Baptist church Of Swaniboro, whom UK So was described sea man who "hdarposedhlslileosAWL" K' nife Assauft Herald iod Writer A Midway Mon was undid on charges of nissult Monday evinIngaltar he citswoman wiul. holding aue at pier throw, thsr4#f's depithes say. John Junior Qg$m, of 21*4 Sipes Ave., van arredid ur depitles received a swam ditemod from SON Mae Wffl1m' of the same address, claiming Cotton held a pociI ,to her neck, making a 3-Inch cat, following an argemeit -"---I'-. — -a CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. (UP!) Marine pf Robert Garwood, who was "id wfor 14 YearL makes his first formal pswmcs tOds before military anthoriti. Investigating chargeS he coilaboratçd with the North VIetIarI The Marine Corpa has acaused Ourwood, deserting In time of war, being about without In and ruling two fellow POW's. Ifs could face the death penalty f of dl@wtbL An article 32 hearing, the 'Wltwy equtnlent tea _____ grand Jury bear1zng was ect nsiaie to blin ft af ternoon, amid speculation Monday that "" authorities would deal only with some. tICInIIC$1 matters before recessing OW $fter Qit1i. I Mid1way money CI NCINNATI (UP!) — Eleven people were trampled to Coliseum doors opened. They discussed the possibility of the surge toward the doors bejan. "1 was grabbing for hair,'1 death Monday rdgl* In a dampede by a crowd of 7,000 concert. opening more doors because of the crowd she, he said, "but It he said. "I was grabbing for bodies. I was grabbing for my 1Ife gas,, at Riverfront Coliseum who "lost all sense of was my understanding there weren't enough personnel at that I knew some of the people wider me were dying, but I could not rationali ty," after waiting for hoar, in near-freezing weather. time to make last-minute arrangements to open more doors." get i" 11* c0 t, by the rock group The Who, went On with most The crowd who held general admission tickets, began gathPolice officer Dave Grawe said the crowd "jammed tind of the 10,000 fans already Inside oblivious to what one survivor ering at midday Monday along the white concrete walkway people up so tightly in front they just passed out. They dkin'd called "tine jtIgImire" outside, outside the Coliseum and waited In near-freezing temper- even fall down. They must have jammed up so tight that thei. ft took police some ll minutes to wade into the surging crowd atirea until the doors opened for the 8 p.m. concert. didn't get any air and just died." to reach the dead and to help an unknown number of in jured. when two banks of doors in a 100-foot-wide area opened at Usher Ray Schwertnnan said the pushing began when sosne. Early today, police *111 did not know the Identity of all the about 7:30 p.m., they tried to push in all at once, police said. one threw a bottle through one door. 'People kept reaclnlflg Vidlifli. The press of the crowd shattered the glass doors and forced through the hole in the door trying to come In. We couldn't Mop "I tlminght I was dead," said Jim Hoidroen, 2$, of Cincinnati, down scores of the concert-goers. them,..." who was standing near the front of the crowd with his brother, About half the Coliseum was already filled with patrons wtns "A lot of young people apparently had been out there a long Dave, 22. time before the doors opened," Mayor J. Kenneth Blackwell had purchased reserved seats. Most of them were unaware or. can't Mop atalclng. I think my brother Is dead. He was said at the scene. "They were cold. Some were drinking. Some the deaths, and the concert went on as scheduled. 1 next to rn, and went down In the ruth. I don't know how I got were smoking marijuana, and when the doors opened, all "The concert went on because, I think, It was In the bed out. Somebody was on top of me. I couldn't breathe." Interest of all," Menkhaus said. "Had we canceled It, I'm sure sense of rationality left the group." U. Dale Meuikhaia said 25 officers were on duty when the Jeff Manchester, 22, of Sidney. Ohio, was In the crowd when there would have been more panic than ever." ___ ..' " - ___ Of Assisting Th. Enemy men -. IdeL Thekaterlormlnlder said all those ofthe cornit gang of renegades from Islam have been either arnidd or killed." Stamp ede At Who Concert Kills I I Face Charges Mann. To _ - _ IAflU$.?I IN BREF time lodsvcton) won't even hav, limefi Some said they had beer with tcer'i, with the (pe&e reuIts) 'g'', lit others iuid any did Dot aiid others said Preliminary Investigation bySeminole alon.havebeerwIthlnch." theyhadnitbsenattherodawa*MaII, Community College (8CC) Criminal Kail Man said th Investigation will Kall said. '1 Prç Coordinator Edward have be computed before It con be "The dadis are PIdtY mfl iced .. - -. Kall and Florida Highway Patrol (FlIP) decided the two part-time risrion abed the whole $1th," Kill said, adding First 50. J.H. Jolme revealed t lame . Wailer Aalbor& a Wider Part he athsd those students who withed to drinking did take place daring a lunch patroina ad FlIP S.Jim Heumpiweys diici the mMt to come Mm it Ms break of students and pmt4 h —wWbo hkW aImInned emederte dtlICtOIl In November, but the drinking teach the fiSt iefdy driving of the program ended Nov. 10 for this wasn't as rwipunt find rsportsd. 'snider. "ft's out of my ha nds," Kell said. Johu, assigned to Invsdlgat. the The OUdaS width sided In November An uideit'sd student In the program allegations mad, by an m1I4piøed Is put of the hours of gte- charged that the two pert ime in COflC&flI the dInk1fl& ad mandated, m 1munda&d training druriors dr beer with the n4i to .-.. •today the prowlitor of a Longwood for police rults In the criminal jedics the pout where the eiinpI*Iithg diadid •L .1 was ew,rusd about riding In a con with red.orat reported fly, pitchers of ineer prcau. Edward Kali (above), coordinator of the 8CC velage were swved to 1o.1s Kil add he art.d many of the30 them. students In the group. Each pitcher students who bed part1cated In the fleet Walter Aalberg, a patrolman with the Criminal Justice Program, sold he has contacted contains four small gtes, eddy driving: course Monday during Winter Park Po io Divati. ad many of the 31 siedeats In the class. Kali said part-tim. ladruiter hi the 5CC program some students claim their drlvbng Instructors had Whatever the results of the In. ass. He said several add they hod lunch for the pad five hove add he vestigition into the nner, Kill sold, L-.. with lunch before a driving class. badagla.efbaerwlthhlshach. "Doe tiding for soil bat they(the put. at the n.etqurant with the Saudis Root-Out Moslems From Grand Mosque Roost __ NATK)N NIGHTMAR E About .Drinking Charges By DONNA TR$ Herald Writer Tuesday, Dec. 4,1070-3* - (t The Diamond-store SPIN 00INS*Y$_j I I U �- r,p-.-..,- .. -... Evening Hemid CUSPS 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIJi. 32771 Area Code 305-2-2611or831.9993 Tuesday, Dec. 4,1979--4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Deli very: Week, 00 cents; Month $390; 6 Months, $22.00; Year,$43.0O.ByMaIl: Week,$L0O; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $0. _ Positions. Held out of that classifIcation, at least ternporwily am Engineering Assistant and Traffic Operations Coordinator, Engineering Department; Financial Analyst and Operations 17 h Old, Handicapped e Clock e k B7DIANEPEI1IyK "If we call someone professional or mid- _________________________________________ j Nazi In The All .- Cheers Feud. Fa . ** ; `*,!- Quite Not By TOM TIEDE transportation programs. Some spokespersons for the handicapped hold now fed that has UNCOLIN, Nab. that their civil rights require them to have access broken out between big& and Jewish leaders to all bus and rail systems available to the general in the natlon has not result.dln mud lnhoiae satisfaction. Few on either side of the public, Congress should make it clear that such is not Q°" r. pleased with the *it among old the intent of Section 504. Instead, all that should be allIes. there Iione outsider who's de gNet But li required is that public transit agencies provide Gar y(Gerhard) Lauck reasonable access to alternative modes of tranHe's a Nazi. sportatlon if necessary to meet the needs of the I.auck In fart Is an influential Nazi, the disabled. Jouph Goebbels of latter day fascism He's Rules issued by the Department of Tran- the propagandist for worldwide National sportation under Section 504 seem to require Sod" Interests,and this Is why he'shappy division. "ft's a good spending $6.8 billion over the next 30 years to with the tAack4ewlth sajft "Anything that Is bad oft for modify transit stations, transit trains and buses for the Jews Is good for 1115.11 for wheelchair users. But It Is estimated that the Lauck, 36, says black leaders an now DOT regulations would serve no more than 7 reinforcing whet Nazis have 141pd since percent of all severely disabled persons. And the Anton Drezier formed the party In lEO (A. Hitler Joined that amine year). The claim Is cost would be approximately $38 per trip. On the other hand, a taxi plan providing dial-a- that Jews are Irdernatlonal Jackals. Lauck ride vans for wheelchair users would emphasize adds aper eonalopinionthetJewsarealaothe moat raw people of history. . door-to-door services, would require no expensive These views have not held a Western Inalteration of the transit trains or buses, and would War ii, LaCIk *, BIt ____ serve 26 percent of all severely disabled persons now he sees a rebIrth 01 raw asdl.Ssmllken:_ at a cost of $4.4 billion, 35 percent less than the "me blacks have opened the doors agaln.ft Is once again psrmledble to question Jewish transit plan and amounting to $7.62 a trip, It seems clear to us that congress should modify motives. So this Is a great victory. Far Jews, Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 to it's the b,(IIVI&I( 01 thi end." ' allowlocal transit agencies to choose the taxi plan ey'll toss IsraeL Fliet, Laich MY$ th apprçaçti ..,. whestheylcs,Israslthsylhlossnhr)I1W ., .1... The Arab itM.i wss't the thi. other states, cited 01 .1S won't w them slibsu. 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Johnson while 1..w bas Contributed 16 Freddie 2-1-5, Curtis 2 0 4, Parks op 41 pobti In a 10.41 Qoorns led at half 20.5. 10-2, Wynn 401 over Dultona. In addition to their delis, assists. Saunders 000, Gordon 00 () lbs Into were the mod gIve eftorta, the Panthers "We tried to hold them Hendricks 00-0, totals 30-2-62. In an opening game dominated the roWunding 4$. under 20," Marlette Joked. Daytooa leach Father Lopez then a Q'ooms teem In coach 15. CalvIn '1(11(1" Bryant "Bit the third team COM 30-6, Baker 1-02, P. Jones Marietta's tenure at the once agMn led the way with more a little too much." 10-2. Smith 124, Ha wk 226. Hughes 0-1-0, ool. Nanette piOml$d# 10. ' Brian' Curtis grabbed Wednesday the Panthers totais u.s.i -w1at*-'w 4a-rn1ü ;, Wle MU. Parke aid travel to IL aced for ,' done about the dfiL.,1or Liwreac. Wynn hauled in Mi should be their diffeet teat of Crssms 20 9111$ 3 bath 01*. each. thiyostg campaign for a$:30 PstlwrL.pu Yddsy afternoon the D—pfts playing lees than p.m. muost.r. Thursday--Is Total fouls, Crooms IS, Father the Lopez worked long and' hell the gems. Bryant-paced the flat home game 10 on that aspect of the the Pudhers wIth 12 psists. Iba sting MwIn , Monday evatag th07 51W GuIMlOnJlCksOfl th mortspsymwhtbaO- aid Wynn chImed In with n pod" DSytonS 1ht kI10s.(BryUt) was Father which Indeded" MILWAUKEE (UPI) Mllwankee Brewers and sit the beach attool aw::L, " Madsite raved rate dVlnn WTMJ Monday sold Loris Brown, it broadcast In the .id q'lt'. oWd his aft unoeth 1.1 velce for the (1csgi White Sox for the last four years, Is 'lbs do a, vu really forward. '1k mad. cue of the thu new pIay-by.play voice of the Brewers. good," Unkills aderu_tated .nooth4 liflh4 theta l% Ikew recssdly released Merle Harmon, appalthom only five fird twill you'D meter a 4hiu4,r,11 . ently beca.e of his conflict neat summer In doing some _________ tapes pelts. "We wire flied Mabing Br's and his Clyniplc brcudcsatlng with NBC. He had wonted with Bob op to play dofeus, tewates work that m U.r for the bud several years. BySAM COOk io p ____ I ori _11 . ,left 0 beE.ondW ___ __ - . , to ai. 46 Mob "46 he piuntFursi,dwan by - ••Ø J •f _ . v" lb ____ iNSthSth1I ., ' ar a rtEh 11 ho __ _____ --. •7 '. - % Joe Sterling's Seminole Community College Raiders will try I 5 to get untracked tonight when they host Florida College in the , ~# Raider's first home game of the year. The S.C.C. crew stands at a tough 1-4 after spending the first two weeks of the season on the road. 0 The Raider's, despite the loss of the services of team scoring leader Frankle Carter, have hung tough In all but one of their four losses, so coach Sterling feels thinks are looking up. "We've played well enough to win a couple of more games than we have, but when you're on the road that can make the difference," says Sterling. Carter, leading the squad with a19 point per game average 1. went out of the line up about ten days ago witha bad back. Tests and x-rays were expected to be completed Monday ofternoon so he may possibly see some action tonight. In the meantime Sterling has been juggling the line up ad-justing to the loss of Carter. "We've been going with Jimmie (Rogers) and Everett (Harner) a lot," Sterling says. "Crawford got some game time moot . —i t = . In against Hilisourough too' Harner Is the 8-4 Boone High School product at the post while Rogers, recovering well from a broken leg suffered In the of last season's state tournament Is the bigger back * Net up man at the post with 6-7 size. By United Press International "This Is our first home game," commented Sterling. "We'd like to see some people come ut and support us It would Louisiana State and Georgia went on scoring rampages help to get the ball rolling." Monday night to record their second victories of the young In this young junior college season Sterling feels the Raiders season. will gell at anytime and get on the winning track. With Willie Sims, Dwayne Scales and Durand Mackland * "Right now It's a case of everyone knocking each other off each scoring 20 points, the fifth-ranked Tigers crushed the University of New Orleans 104.78. early in the year so there's a lot of equity right now." ISU Jumped to a 10-2 lead after four minutes of play and Tonight's clash with Florida college marks the second time the Raiders have met with the visitors. On home turf Florida went on to an easy win. Georgia romped over Whittier College 12242 with Eric MarCollege edged S.C.C. by two, 8381. "This will give us a chance for a little revenge on our home bury and Dominique Wilkens combining for 47 points. The Bulldogs zipped to 55.33 halftime lead and cruised to a2court," Sterling points out. We played them well enough to 0 record before a delighted home crowd. win last time but came up a little short." Auburn also had easy going as the Tigers opened their Florida College conies into the Raider game sporting a 64 season at home with a 90-51 win over Texas Wesleyan. slate at the time. Tip off Is set for 7:30 in the Raider gym. Freshman Darrell Lockhart paced Auburn with 16 points Tonight's contest begins a three game home string for the Raiders. Friday night they tackle Palm Beach and on while senior Rich Valaviclus added 14. Auburn led the entire game and had Its biggest lead of 41 points with 1:18 left in the Saturday play host to the Rollins Tars junior varsity, The Raiders will then rest up for six days before heading to game. Alabama wasn't so fortunate before Its home folks, losing to Indian River to take part In the Indian River Tournament on Lasalle 82.00 on a last-second shot by guard Kurt Kanaskie, December H-iS. who scored a game high 24 points. With seven seconds to play and the score tied at 50*, Lasalie's Stanley Williams grabbed an errant Alabama pass to ___ set op the final shot by Kanaskie. The loss evened the Tide's record at 1-1. * FIRST FEDIRALOF * * Louise Seagraves 157, Ailyson Mississippi ran its record to 2-0 with an 8747 victory over Smith 110. Doreen Freeman 15E SEMINOLE Tennessee Tech. Forward Elston Turner scored a career-high Standings: (1) Embezzlers, (2) Tommy Carter 163, Cindy Sweat 30 points and John Stroud added 20 to lead the Rebels, who shot Gold Diggers, (3) Bad Checks, (4) 151. Sandy Moors ISO, Barbara 54.3 percent from the floor. Bankers Four,-0) The Loneri, Zoretic 157. (6) silver Dollars, (7) M.M.I., (5) High Series: Men: O.R. Carroll In Independent play, a 22-foot jump shot at the final buzzer Pay Days, (9) Wooden Nickles, 534, Char les Seagraves 529, Rick by Cedrick Hordges ga ve South Carolina a 79.78 victory over (10) Short Change. (11) Pay Johnson $4$, Barry Sweat 524. Rollers, (I?) Noncents, (13) Big Women: Valerie Girard 494, upsetiTlinded So uth Carolina State. Interest, (14) Lat. Chargers. Wanda Hubbard 4$, Ruth Parker Hordges, who had 44 points in South Carolina's season High Games: Men: Henry 410, Tommy Carter 439, Sandy opener Saturday, led all scorers with 20 points, including the Hardy lu Charles Seagraves 211, Moore 410. last nine In the game when he rallied the Gamecocks from a 70Wally Smith 193, Frank Hubbard Converted Splits: D.R. Carroll 6 170, Rick Johnson 310, Barry 7.10, Mary Funt 3101 21. Nits 70 deadlock with four minutes to play. Sweat 191, Larry Griffin I??, Vince Johnson 67.10, Jim Johnson 5$-10. South Carolina Is 2-0. The game marked the first men's Care 193, O R. Carroll 192, Ron Other Highlights: Valerie basketball clash between South Carolina and predominantly Leach 196. Women: *Wands Girard is star of the week with Pius black South Carolina State. Hubbard 200, Valerie Girard 157, 56 pins, 0 ____ — ':' ..':':':'•: ••••'.' ' ____ __ __ Quarter, RomMillports iPila-Less 18w4~1 _____ sad ft ____ ___ •.• ____ is be "drained, WNT,mvss, WAIlGT4' Freon $ Lew" I CA ain do u*iis-1ttIIujipeuuiIdIIIiNS a &swhIu-1ora.resdih, ' _________sruut asnIn acinphlsS prIm—we at pr I,swlr tus SS Uch 01 hsupinsthth'ue'tt Issu*1 Wd in •tp—erMkSEi..iJ-i. adkionuudtosr — I • d - Carter's Pet- ecting Patronae Game 1-44 ;..• __ - ' 13:;§ . " I NEW HAVEN, Cairn. (UPI) Yale football captain Tim lbmpsne, a senior linebacker who helped lied the Bulldogs to the Ivy league title, Monday was named wIrmerof the Bushnell Cap as the league's player of the year. Tumpsne,a native ofMldiothiw,flL, was selected bythe lisps's football coaches. The award Is given on the basis of i4-n-sdslp, leadership, competitive spirit, contribution to the team and accosnpllslm*ita on the hilt "There Isn't a more deserving player in the Isigis this year than Tim," Yale Coach Cairn Cow said. Tiunpane .sailsr was selected byhlateem'nstesas Yale's mod valuable player. - oI1 Herald Sports Editor c L ____________________________ - , -- " Sidelines By JOE DeSANTIS Forward Adrian Dsntley, who led the Utah Jan to back4o-back victories over Golden State and Seattle, has been puned the NBA's player of th. week for the period ending Dec. 2. ______ DaIley scored 100 poInts In tiwee games during the week Including _____50— the highedscaring game by an NBA player this usison igaind Los Angeles on Nov. 27. Three nights later, he Mt for-39 points as the Jazz broke a 14-game losing streak with 111.104 victory at Golden State. For the week he had a field-goal percentage ci .061 with 311cr-SO. ___ •'. From The ___ . •. . - moms ENE a . ___ - . Wah's Adrian -Dan tI.y Named NjB.A. Player Of The Week - , . '. aRjI, I irs ome 0 .•.. m ily r"e 0 Raid,ers I . Ivy League Picks Tompan. • fmflydyli living Is these days, it's In —lu's. ' Whst'sanontwIIy? 11 0 ' Lot the Canine Bursar answer that one," since It's their designation for a trend w1h'. has beers under way for a number of years with widespread Impact on American" fset$ss. A noce'smlly Is boiehold consisting o1 isorelated persons and according to a current bureau report, It Is a form 01 cbat1on.>' growing at a much' swifter rate than traditional family houe.holdo. Naolwsllhes have burgeoned by 10 percent since 1P70 to a . lfltotalollUmlflion. 'lbs growth Infamily hmed4do fw theaseneperlod has been only 12 Pe cold, althongb they retain a q*sar Illativ, lied at $7.5 mllll', The bureau does not speculate as to the ressons for the Increasing popularity of,. noimllh,s, but hki could be one." Coutry to the popuinr Iuipr.uion, It is not. with fansfly finances h ut '. ystwtn a It's closng hi y. Per . Costs AI ifid" jwoftwEdforthe offsets ci bation, :L ___ Up according to the some ispoit, the m.diu..:. By PAIIUCIA McCO1IMA(Z minority diadsits In uthc schools. Imooms 01 AmerIcan fnllI has increased,. wi Educates Editor lbs also shOWed the W CItY SC1OCIL only__average 0.5 pircat annually during ,. nation's largest school districts, urban In common with .Iler ones, are facW op to Ibis decade through 1V7$ conçarsd with s ona, spend more these days on fewer pupils collective bugabdug reseIy, pirc yearly dur the 'IN. an due mainly to bigger hills for everything pow Aforcsln.&atlun. Iy better than lng; from new roofs or furnaces to teachers' groth In sedenlsMP' .1aft acrel Iha' _ __ •t ...[. Iased'tIè.b yes' hi wbith,, im A Notional $chiøl Boarda Association hi si The .l01 t s tt': ___ out tet* wi ____ _ ___ voy of ii urban school diatricts the —th 1$7, mere than onst1d 01 the big _____ soiss b se, y jaJ g4 lkn berpag to a 4. 10§1111F p hii thisi: teachers. By 1177.7$, the .umh,r of lb e g"a'.g solely with toscl's had di. —In 10074$, 30 01 the big city School agodipso wbuh. the Norths splat mote thus $ billion on In. to t,o, Nothing would pINT Gory lac more, to didith The tide of Moslem revivalism has swept 1b eserhid tIns. sold Pakistan and brought anti-Western, anti- bsaure.Heasyshs'sedJnssi.osbswes atruotlonal, ip" and operation costs to priindto bided, asM:bi.g prdussel fwSJH id In iwovIds education for U "lilies daduats - atm, potqnh.eduLelL — kstr.ctI,e a tit He si bates Wks, for t pesredt. gin the mud with an adjudid $ : American feeling. with it. meop og,ews fs' bitN'iri 1Ued 1th pW P" didrieta upset In the 1171.7$ school year far uaJpII4 The country was formed as an Islamic republic Mi. 'My gsa," he e, "is to uve to se rsp BoIngetldiHetyif&bShlfldi,, aserly 1 mIllion More pspi. pin. after the partition of India in 1947, ReligiOn WU who no Jew hu a pothlsn ci hrr insr' was $$*i The 100$ medi f —lie_anrage'petpiiIl Inatructional —E*sen didiWs the determining factor in its formation as a. anywhere in the word." ow Me" pus. eapennitwe In 17 responding city SChOOL cipals aid beftdlag $ o7rate state, and th. new nation took the name Weret 110 wsrs. el, husan found, WIN N I's giel ,N In By 10774$, the nugatiats with cudte eINs_ fmrMfflbywu— lipurosit of ths. of Istan from the UNIu words, pak or Pure and He was born hi avp.psr.piçil of °°" — —Toodw 'jo,, -a 1'— stan or land. -. Mflwathse, relied In a German oninty, rIses by mor. than II p.rcud, to $2,435. '"' The military government beaded by Gen. Zia W. ad rnimbsri baw ewudikas when hi isrvsy amelia suggsat that the enrollment In P11.74, * pureed 01 thu Øq has, encouraged the Islamic revival, was4, 'litler was alipys my hero," he uys, drip in who Public schools may not be due districts that bargained did so with such as pmgp,l them yolmill Wimit Is restoring public punishments like flogging, for "aid the Mob were always my Ida. Sons solely to dumographic factors Letters Ii the editor a in school hated me for Co . 01 t he ether bi ds wh .thool children movini out wur. instance. wetosmed (is' peblicatlan. A the districts. —Ranks 01 the two major twor .Ini He moved to Lincoha when he was 11, and It appears that the Zia government Was intotters mist be signed, with o. The report credits also Increased p. along. the , WOW hk tect tentionally .io to t to maillig address sad, if possible,. emIgration 01 white ate sits to private and Mien 01 Teachers aid the Natisim) Uocetp du busy n lslamabsd from the mob that burned it, was Is h school be t.Iepbsi. umber se the ideistit, In d" thrss of AMOCIMI To 00111111 lOOSE, Is' drMk iINeti aid taking the lives of two Americans. "Thu percentage 01 urban children es'011e4 the riqrnlag stan rWs Wnpi to sub, writer may be verified. lbs Nest pupas In non.pthlk schools and the purcutigs When a similar mob tried to burn the coimulat on cc th SE'iw In $IS'71. By leoa ds . ese Evening Herald will respect the the NV ."lty Miduds hi poblic schools— has .. t.s',s In mare then 01 the in Calcigta, Indian police quickly squelched the wan In - to didrW5 riot. heir names I print. The Eveain, . —loupe 01 sugitI'as has k..duffl The ___is — d in c-"d at PIPA. the rIpN* SEt We have given Pakistan more than $1 billion In Herald ski reserves the right F r .pIe, the four diddets rupsit than he Is d,.sly tied with nun. foreign aid' since 1P7O. We "tilted" in fyj 'of RE mare edit letters 1 eliminate libel is' ts bargin di lOSEs In Gorma itself. He Is head 01 the the SE *anitic I&IIMN In 44v11 school parsed 01 the ,Wa pakljan during the Indian-Pakistan war in atSEs have Confirm Ii ipsie reqslremeets is'S d ale, IntrL1IsSE :L too e,iw br 01 the era Nest PMy, And now a r'anor in the streets that we had opbyatleSE0petciInthepseeeatags01 is p te --io. something to do with the terrorism in Mecca Is 110 ' ignite mob violence against us. au U.S. ly '-;'•: IyD . - " .* : : It VIEWPOINT VIEWPOINT Tuesday Dec. 4, 1070—IA 0 f Br le * AIEw YORK (UPI) American cities is a problem facing Congress. A report published this month by the Congressional Budget Office suggests that equipping rail transit stations with elevators and buses with lifts to accommodate wheelchair users and other severely disabled passengers would be unreasonably expensive. We believe Congress should 'look closely at the alternatives. Section 504 of the Rehabilitation Act of 1973 prohibits excluding handicapped persons from any federally financed program solely beca use of their handicaps. The language is brief and vague: Opinions differ as to its meaning when applied to . . ___ How tn nrnvlde reasonable and convenient mobility for the elderly and handicapped In ,,. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. UI __ __ ___ SPORTS - _______ ______ Supervisor, Environmental Services Departmont; and Librarian II and librarian III. Williams saldhels afraid once people In these job classifications start being referred to as 'professionals" they will demand more money. Public Transit For ___ people," Ms. Martin replied. "Why don't we call them Assistant EzectIYe Key Psnmsi?" Storm seggeeted. "We're open to all $4gedIOne," Coy Administrotor Roger Neisweoiler said. "And we will ____ consult a thesaurns hnm.dIitilY." We've dons that already," ML Martin said. pj oftr the m.kig that the did not think Williams' fears were jnstlflet "Jihecaa.apoItiofl st is n thMCMe1GTY doeu'tm.an ftcandeJ"'d mare money. Idon't hoppanlog," the said, "but I could be wrong." As for the prole.Monaknlddle management terminology, "well probably always think of the 400 serIes in that 110," the salt one would hope so. Iobe thongt*olUmSrtly part of the "400 serIes"8=0 more 11k1 a rtlflcatlon for a coop 01 androids than a group of heman beings. once the 400 series Is ft'li'ed, people In It will ,not be referred to as prof.eolonals The prolessional.mlddl. management term was ied, she said, only as latsroftk* tarminolagy to asslat the petIUuIbIl department In decldfngwhobelongsln ths411ssrlsi. "The beet thing we could think 01 to call them proleulenale," Ms. while considering It Martin said. "Who's a professional?" Cuwmlloner Bill Klrdthoff asked. "A stockbroker?" "An Insurance man?" Commissioner Bob Sturm asked. "A housewife?" Commissioner Smna Glenn asked. "Well, In the 400 series they're our key support Willialms fears. That's why at the last commission meeting he asked personnel Director Lois Martin to exclude certaln Job litlesftn her "400aerIes" which she defines as irolesalonaknlddle management is I& 10 T management," Williams said, "sometime In the future they will riqidre a higher salary becasee they're In a higher dais." I Ms. Martin sasored the OM=imimw that coat more. Around I A rose by any ether name might smell as sweet, but an employee by anc*her name may . * .+ -~~ ., -;.,~,--- r A; . V'U-4 - W ,,Ik~ , I_ - 0k TAP, 7 ! ~,, I$~ -1 7 -R : . ,i , . _: ~'tW %, . "_~ .- 17 1 ~7 I I.1 I -, 7 I 'i Xr ,7i~N "~-.,7.M 0",Ma2W A I 1, I!,*V1 ~ ,W I~ -I 00 , -~ "' - �U " •. - IL - -- - - f Tuesday, Dec. 4, 1fl9 A—Ivi&ng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Snake, Raiders Out Gun chargers NEW ORLEANS (UPI) the SaInts. 42=3-5 Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. "I've never been in a game giving the Saints a 35.14 lead receiver Cliff Branch, who Oakland Coach Tom Flores (aren M. Sims Bride Of D.F. Cuiverhouse Karen Marie Sims and TORONTO I UPI) -- Jim Palmer may have Itched his last game for the Baltimore Orioles. Hank Peters, general manager of the Orioles, made it of. tidal Monday-- the American League champions were the double ring ca on The bride Is the doughter of Mr. and Mrs. Davis E. Suns, the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil F. Cu1verhote of 'llwnaatnn, Ga. -'Given W marriage by her father, the bride chose for her '0we a formal gown of , silk or&= over peau* sole. The high necked efl) pire bodice and loq stralft Fred Norman as free agent. Norman pitched last season with Ior to the draft, baseball Commissioner Bowls Kuhn gave Cincinnati and posted an 11-13 record. his armusl I 'date of the Union" address and paialted a rather Seven major league clubs used the draft of minor-league Palmer, who makes $295,(mua year for Baltimore, is seeking bleak cture 01 baseball's financial situation, personnel to strengthen their rosters at a cost 01 125,000 per listening to trade offers at the winter baseball meetings for the five-year $3.5 million contract and the Royals appear willing player. Minnesota led the way by drafting tires players, inthree-time Cy Young Award-winner. "The bottom A clubs In baseball lost on the average of to meet that price. cluding two pitchers from the Reds' Indianapolis tam team. million a dub in ^11 nW KWln. "More than ball our clutle Those words were barely out of Peters' mouth when offers There was only one minor trade completed Monday — the The Twins chose sllck.flelding.shortdop Guy SWats from are in a began pouring in from Kansas City, St. Imlis and California. It Chlcagu White Sox sent reserve cctcher Bill Nahorodny to the Phoenix and pitchers David Moore and Dougl= Corbett of probably Is only the beginning. Kuhn indicated talks between the owners and the players Atlanta Braves for mlnorleague pitcher Rick Wieters. Indianapolis. ' over a new basic agreement were proceeding smoothly and he Kansas City has made the best offer thus far, P Other players were third baseman Mike Macho at utting up Nahorodny, 26, gives the Braves Ow extra catchor they have 'doubted there would outfielder Al Cowens and lefthanded pitcher Paul Spllttorff. If Richmond (by Toronto)', outfielder Andrea Mora of Roch4ster ____be any threats of a lockout or a strike needed since Biff Pocoroba -not expected to return this dIWkl( "1' the Orioles accept, they most likely will have to poll with (by Cleveland), third baseman Esteban Castlllo of Springfield ' _____ season -injured his shoulder lad year. either reserve Infielder Billy Smith or outfielder Gary "I'm optilmistle a settlement can be reached and I'd my the I by Kansas City), pitcher Alfredo Martines of Tildewater (by Roenicke. In another move Monday, the Montreal Expos bolstered an California) and outfielder Mark Brouhard 6f Saft Lake City Probability Of say work 1111,0111111460 is remote," sold Kuhn. Business Review Mebart US or RUST 601-C WEST 27th STREET SANFORD, FL 32771 Call 3222611 NOW OR IA1 CYF*1S$—WVU Idey family pedrsNs, PIAMIS—ARTIUPPLIIS— PAINTSITS— (Allis WI HAVE NOWTO PAINT BOOKS * 7115. NWY. à7 LONOWOOD I. 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(WED) 121(17) life while they ane.scorung him to a conference. 1:30 (5) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS iij (35) ANDY GRIFFITH 2:00 f) (4) THE DOCTORS LJ 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE - (7)0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (1])(35) WILD, WILD expatriated gangster from Mexico, he lends his efforts to border officials to prevent the man's re-entry to the U.S. cit-rn every day and says ' IVIRIIMMO. IL Au MSSSL$ 7 VU _____ - -- Ot the delectives goes Into a state of depression aftershoo,. y - — 5:30 (ID 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER stohids tierpast at. • IUMItU$!M - 8ry(MON) ML AT'S PIRNIB IXOTIC PLANTS £5 . . 5:25 0 (17) LOVE. AMERICAN AND THE -- w STYLE(WED) (7)5 BARNEY MILLER On. wife arrests an 6-ysar-old. (R) wur West and Gordon lest an attempt on Presiden t Grant's used to effect the return ofan ''' 5:20 a ( 17) LOVE, AMERICAN 5ThDAY MORNING ing two robbers, and Barney's 11 UM$Wftd@L Is dad our davoter's peal; and lied -to ----. V'I.. L*A -. . . . -.. a a aim aitola air virgi nity, as 's.-' been long gone. FRIENDLY NEIGHBOR would have My hint-id and I love our -. -. JEAN NORRIS . Woman" 5:00 THE FBI (MON. TUE. ThU. FRI) 505 CD 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) D) 35)h1' "His Kind Of (1951) Robert AMERICA (g (35) TOM AND JERRY •(4)CF0(DONWS Mitchum, Jane Russell. When a man discovers that he's being • 'iuhlLAlMlstoMPAlsmsss SIANSII Slain' - 35 vi COMP1.SODY AND PAINT SHOP WYeiWIidhmulWsg. Uul And luolle V10"AU 0111111 ftak%`1111:1111111L OftOIL (ilA*1$—UNAU—TUN1.UP) OWL POUUM? .- of OWN& cool iai**i vici rn WWI PUBLIC .. price (lift) aid p DEAR ABBY: Our beautiful, 20-year-old daughter Is about to marry a ftne,Mgh'prüiclplsd Man Who recently moved to this rather -nail town. 'fl has a strict religious bsckgrosmd and is as laced a anyone we've ever inown. I'm Uhsbuw 02 (1?) MORNING 11.100 in Only, his unscrupulous cam. 11:30 paign manager tries to cover •(4)TONIOHT Guest host: up the death until after the David Letterman. polls dose. (5)5 SANNASY JONES A )5 HAPPY DAYS A dii. young man who spent time na abled mechanic working at the flWil al hospital for murder garage finally causes Fonile to becomes the prime suspect lose his cool. when another person is killed (1]) (35) JIM ROCKFORD "The Inc similar manner. (R) Wa jid IdeOtatiC After being amd isy forawliheysderday,m74__ d.Id*erandwanthertobe OOL I hoppy, bid we feel the should year-old came up with a real DiARN "' wIts her fiance be I told n thind.blowor. When anda*'4thstths has made thalwesa"had"woedMdhS I sdmd bS mW.k.u. We feel that thOIds'tinS It IPIn,hSIMd, her isli Skid d*e UM Mills, this is not aide the honorable Malli, A"Shift uses It an ?5I$ dathgssd,t-Wiwes*a fiIi.lato do, gft could gav, UUMN so ' fay4Jidps.Wa.s$ ' aId her bsnbsnd Now, Abby, I u-1161 MO IN Siam keI" WadS ut'I• problems In the LI ,iguwie7 S sqwuu. for N'S a sun goel'peupis eke us -our ____ Alit hsastofgold, but her _ bar kun,aad since the plans to live h. tta1*ig, but when he is We . Center is open Monday to espad. he plans to tabs on tir.s leturday, 9:21 a,a, students. Lackey's Guitar tolpa. 1Raocem.rlNaahas Waflbau1VMd an $bsGI atriaga, picke, keys, tall Bill at lbs 'dcsg, Coos.rvatory and played pieces and brIdges. Harry fl,st became La. profe.I.sally and taught 11II*TIU i (IlW eespwadidbsvinglb, Harry Is net proudly 0-*-a ii:. 1114 W W_ •.- - La MPOOaid . *JO ,1 DEAR ASHY: I ha,e a rebee who loves is a wenderfut Mmd. on a moonoid's notir, Ihirtey adiylookafturmy brood. (Ihavs thrls, ages 2,4 and 1.) So what'. my —? W's avsai. s am't utter (we . 'sitencss without keclamng aN mess wai; ijy Lackey shsw's said Martin galhar ei sale 1.' haY I new electric Heidi guitar In Los Paid style. adventure. (1}(17) ELIZABETH R 'Shadow In The Sun" Elizabeth's hand is sought by kings and princes. Fourth Man" rJ cl'cil, lidriag ad ac- cig,vlku 01 old ------ ad - uniLl CNN"gI U ws lamiamius. FIII WillS - I a - 10:30 (U) (35) I LOVE LUCY Widowed by a light night on TV. Lucy and Ethel search for SHERIFF LOW When a senator up for re-election dies :UP Sifter's Words .. - musical instruments is Sanford On 11 be opined his new lar cider ad meseem at ZN & Fr.sch LW. (at the n of HIgh way 17.12 and South Park Avenue. I block sough of I I 1000 through ghostly adventures on ChristmasEve.(1 1/2Hrs.) . 7:30 0 tI TODAY ID 0 GOOD MORNING 0D SUNRISE HBO MOVIE "Agatha" (1979) Dustin Hoffman. Vanessa Rrave. In London in 1926, an American newspaper reporter meets and becomes involved with famed myst ery writer Agatha Christie, who has left her unfaithful husband. (PG-I hr., 38 mm.) (1)0 HART TO HART ens. A cold-hearted miser learns the value of compassion 4=Year=01d ' Picked, 9:30 (DØ TAXI Carol' (81W) (1951) Alastair Sim, Kathleen Harrison. Based on the story by Charles Dick- OF & Bonded SInes 1970 a gait- SombO'i). r • • • a aa a aa a a aaaa a a a MR 'ONEIEDAY" 1 new, hand adjided '' _____ at the tIsaweanft.a1.. I shopand ready to play. WbII, I __ HAPPY ACRIS (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (1)0 MOVIE "A Christmas .'...'...,_•.-•.,.,•-• moved the shop Harry's fescIath collection of re's Eyeraud, Tern Clapp, Lynn Olinger, Jane Ellis. 7:30 • . .; Sanford, Li the place for yes, I " Fred buys a racehorse In hopes of breeding him. 02) (17) SANFORD AND SON Kattryo Keusy of Augusta, (DO FLORIDAI Ga., sister of the bride, at- ______________ (35) MAUDE Maude and QD tended as matron of toner. Walter are remirlded of t heir ______ heworeaspaghstt1strapped ! stormy courtship days while ;gown of huckleberry . color watching election results on MRS. DAVID F. CULVERHOUSE television. qiana. A draped dole covered . The flower girl was St-TV Valdosta, Ga,; Phillips (12)(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY ; the shoulde rs. Archie may have bought a Bridesmaids were Jan Gooden of America, Ga., Johnson, Atlanta, Ga.; and stolen watch. Culverhouse of Thomaston, cousin of the groom, and the David Sims, brother of Ga., sister of the groom; ringbsarerwu Stephen Tate, bride, Longwood. HBO MOVIE "The Last Terry O'HaIr, Maitland; Orange Park, cousin of the . A garden reception was Wave' (1976) Richard Robin Arnett, Orlando; Chamberlain. An attorney finds Sharon Flerro, Altamonte The bridegroom's father held at the Springs. a challenging and terrifying : Springs, FL, and Janie Wiley, served as bed man. The Following a snow skiing trip case in an unconventional trial Atlanta, Ga. Their gowns groomsmen were Mike to Vail, Cola., the newlyweds involving the ancient tribal rites of Australian aborigines. (P0.1 o were Identical to the honor Brown, Thoinuton, Ga,; Bob will make their home in hr., 46 mm.) ..4MJIfl11.•(4)THE MISADVENTURES t. MON..PNI. 154i35. SAT. 164 33t41 t2 It strings Are Your Thing &VUVJ FM moo. $25.55 u %!lIlTW Ui) of stephanotts. • Pick'Em At Lackeys Sh.ar streamers with i 9:00 a (1) NBC MOVIE St. Ives" (1976) Charles Bronson. John Houseman. A former crime reporter is hired by rival fec. tions of the underworld to act as their intermediary to locate 3ome valuable ledger $. (1) 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED (DO THREE'S COMPANY Ralph tries to impress his childhood rival by introducing Chrissy as his bride-to-be. (U) (35) DINAHI & FRIENDS Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. fli..t.. Ricardo UnnhIhgn '.'"'" Lawrence Walk. Joyce Vincent. Wilson, Telma Hopkins, Ken Minyard, Lynn Wade, Cole a1I'. i"? 1'2% IiI £11I% 611 cap lace and seed pearls held her fingertip veil : Of silk Illusion edged In achiffle embroidery. The bride carded the same Bible her mother carried it her wedding. The Bible, covered In Alencon lace, was centered with a single orchid YOU IISTOM DECORATIONS wedding party for her friend Mary Mary, who Is marrying a travelling salesman she's only known six weeks. 0(1) THREEI A CROWD (ID 0 P.M. MAGAZINE (DO JOKER'S WILD A Dee,' Dsçers$en, lie, 6:30 CD 0 ANGIE Angle throws a 7:00 in scalloped alemm lace and ___JU pearls. a faverifa plus, pea sofa, clicks, folds,, sic. BEAUTIFUL OiIOINAL PAINTINGS Warsearlhsk Evening Heiald . alencon -lised pearls. Her A-line Sim fell into a sweeping rliapal ____ ...length train deeply bordered CNRITAIAS Owls *' IT'S TIM1 TO ' .. sleeves were ffamed of to- AIT.T1lot The Campkw Tree START YOUR BUSINESS - Prepared By Advertising Hcn.tld %Ljgs,jse1s. Departmontof ON THE GROW I ADVERTISING ' ADVERTISING ADVERTI$INO'. (305) 323•9601 Sand Pine Lane, Longwood. The bridegroom is While California hasn't yet put together an attractive enough package, the Cardinals have a promising young catcher, Terry Kennedy, the Orioles covet. nmy EVENING Shannon" (1978) Burt Young. Doug McKeon. A down.and. out jazz musician, depressed _l ....1 IIU UVW the IUSS VI 1115 WII child in a tragic accident, becomes the companion of a fatherless youngster. (PG. 1 hr.. 48 min.) 0 (T4) CID 0(7)0 NEWS (g) (17) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Guest: Tim Conway. 6:30 M NBC NEWS (1)0 CBS NEWS o ABC NEWS 9 (35) CANDID CAMERA a 17) BOB NEWHART Bob thinks his chances of winning a tennis tournament are pretty good until he learns that Emily is his partner. Methodist Church. Rev. D...;. fl.? .awt IUUJ S4IW (by Milwaukee) already strong pitching staff by signing 37-yar-old lefthander 1:00 0 (1 DAYS OF OUR LIVES (5)0 ThE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS D 0 ALL MY CHILL IEN .11 (35) DICK VAN DYKE 6:00 HBO MOVIE "Uncle Joe . :p.rn., at the Asbury United 104 TONIGHT'S TV T David Franklin Culverhoiae were married Dec. 1, at 3 Baltimore Makes Pitch To Trade Ace Jim Palmer W'. Tuesday, Dec. 4. 19 yards for a touchdown, threw a short flip to wide All this came even though thought I was kind of banged happenand they dld," Branch game," said Saint, Coach Dick Nolan. "We ds't play a up and fz.zy." aid. have been looking to hide where I thought I was out of with less than nine minutes turned it Into a 66-yard touch- wanted Stabler out of the whole lame. This is one of my Stabler was anything but behind the bench, but Oakland It," said Stabler, who corn, left In the third quarter. down that tied the score, 35.35, game because he thought foxy. His 66-yard pus to The 7.7 Saints, who fajj one most disappointing losses signal caller Kenny Stabler pleted 29 of 44 passes for 296 But on the Raiders' last' with 3:19 loft. Then Stabler Stabler had been shaken up on Branch was a simple Out pine behind Los Angiies for ever. You've got a 21.poIg never gave it a thought. yards and four touchdowns in seven possessions, Stabler threw 8yarcie to branch with the Interteption that give the pattern that Branch timed the NFC Wt land, took a 21. lead, you've got to ke ft." Stabler, who threw two the comeback win. "We've sparkled. He kept a 62-yard 1:54 remaining to give the Saints a 35-14 lead. into a scintillating rim down 14 halftime lead Ob apsir of The loss extended the ___ Interceptions to set tç 14 been hi that situation in the scoring drive alive with a Raiders the victory. "I wanted to take Kenny out the far JldIllflS$. AiddO MW*II CihdOW1I Saints' losing streak on points for the New Orleans past. We have a lot of ex- fourth-down completion to In Oakland's last six and put In (Jim) Plunkett," "We gut some big says out pflmto Tony, Galbreath and sIin nigit football to four Saints, kept cocking his am perlence at It." tight end Dave Casper, posesslcxis (not counting the Flores said. "But Kenny sent of people," Stabler said after HenryQ and on two abortgames. and throwing touchdown Stabler appeared to kill any allowing Mark van Eeghen's last one when Stabler fell on Plunkett out of the game. leading the Raiders to an 14 runs by Galbredh od Cbwk $1 passes know everybody was three in the firlial chafices the Raiders had of 1-yard run to cap the march. the ball to kill the dock), Stabler got dinged on that record. "He Me& two great Mwidg, the game's isaft period-- Monday night to winning when he threw a ready to play and played Stabler then culminated a Stabler was 10 of 17 for 10 Interception." plays of relatively short erase a 21pàint deficit and weak pass In the left flat that 2-yard march by tossing 1'1 yards and three touchdowns.hi*'d," MatTng said. "It's a "I hit my head on the turf, passes." ____ ______ rally the Raiders to a was intercepted by linebacker yards to reserve tight end He also engineered the other but I was OK," Stabler said. young bunch. This one really "When I get a chance to do thrilling, 42.35, victory over Kenny Bordelon and returned Derrick Ramsey fora M. He scoring drive. "I wanted to play. (Floral) my thing, things are going to "We Juet played a half a hurt." Most quarterbacks would OURSELVES . - LU-° - Comb" AIM o U �." I .- . . ~ . .. . ~ . - I.. - - __ - ., r -- r - ' -t- ye - - ' - I .',.'! I 1 25-Evening Herald, lanferd, P1 Tvesda Dec. 4, IP7P I.jal Moth. - School Menu . ENDAR IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII CAL WEDNESDAY, DEC. 5 _)" ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Mlii Steak Sub Baked Be.. DECEMBER 4 Degary Wayfarer. Club diner, 7 p.m., altumm Union Hall, Stetson University, DeLand. Speaker WESDAY, Fruit Milk Franklin C. Smith, head of the Grand Ledge of Florida F&AM. Call 66e4548 for reservations by Nov. 30. MIDDLE SCHOOL MiniSteak Sub Weight Watcher., 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Ave.; 7 p.m., Summit Apts., Cuaelberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & p.m., Cheese Dog Mixed Vegetables ColeSlaw Triplet Drive, Casselberry. Delton Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail of Lutheran Church of Providence, Deltona. Seminole AA 5 p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive halfway house, Sanford. Fr uit Fruit Milk orShake Rolls FICTITIOUS NANk Whipped Potatoes Mixed Vegetables Green Beau Greens Altamonte Springs. S.thrd Sereaaders senior citizens dance,-2:30 p.m., Chee.ebusger ColeSlaw Fruit Frch Fries TNSed Salad Fruit Rolls Milk or Shake Milk or Shake Jellew.Fruit Rails Mllk.rSkake EXPRESS 5:30 P.M. 0:00 A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon - Barbecue on Bun Egg Salad Sandwich Tossed Salad TatorTots Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake Fink Sandwich Cheeseherger French Fries Fne.kFinit Tilled Salad MlerShake Lost: Black, Male, Shepherd REWARD 3233043 the Clerk of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in ac cord.ncewltpi the provisions It the Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: Section sU.Og Florida Statutes Its?. $15. Ketwtefl, L. Lund Publish November X and I , Road, Altamonte Springs. Senior Chlgeus Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs, Civic Center. Lim 0th of Casselberry, 7 p.m. Gigi's, Cuael. berry. Detlem Theatre Arte Gild, 7:30 p.m., EpIscopal Pant House, Enterprise, l,mI.ile Chapter N.. 3, oa $ p.m., Masonic Temple, North Park Avenue, Sanford. THEY Call 3417$. TAKE THE CAKES' "Day WlIheatliu." United Farm Workers film, noon, W.laka Building, 2nd floor onthreno. ream, 107½ N. Oak Ave., Sanford. Sponsored by Central Floddo Migrant aid Cemmuelty Health Center and Central Florida Legal lervioss. Free to pablie. "AM aid s N& Vtirs," Chifistmin operaS P.M., Stdaoa Uutver*y'a Ito,., ThsMsr. Senior / Prim - a am., canturuice room, fourth floor, Ro-'4flM Tucawllls Hom..wa.ns Asseclatlos, S Redeemer Moravian Church, Taskawilla Road. Program: "How to Bwai.proot Your Home" by rqru'ves of lsmb'ol, lhsrIWs Department and Winter hs Police Dupsrtmu4. BY: Cheryl Oroer, D.C. Publish Nov. 51,00,125 Dos. (center), whose club bought lii of the cakes, .1.4 to the first customer Ralph Prescott, manager of the Florida State Employment Service InSanford., Th e Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce has recently been named this area's .flkhal distributor for Claxton fruitcakes. Mosey raised from the sale of the popular fruitcakes will towards the chamber's special projects, snek as. trophies for the Christmas parade, the fsuidala In Centennial Park and the Golden Age Olympics. DS!.$4 Lvgosi Lose. Heirs AWAY, DECESUU7 ty Fim NS, Rid Beg smsiary School P1*, 1:301.10 P.M. Nendarafted lt.ma, hktd side. plans,-o w*h lii aid "Wvee korof 1srlddontertaent. teho. Ithd Bar, aim, DaBa1 Garden DeBery Li*Mm. bileg. Members ad to be $ouidnppudlft der Delery Manor Slse HIwali, 7 am., But's lsthrd 1r &A$ry, 7:50 am., Lard (Imulgy's IN A lusuus, 7:10 am., DaRius Ian •• Y WeS Wul*ns, N s.m. leers A*ile MalL 1 pa., LegIU, MINN amOiler PWL wood A*, deed, S p.m., MsrailáChiM,M1. am am ls, 5p. m., menda Germs 7$ I *sUim An., (kimus. $ pa., of A Cost 10 Ninth Twip'r. N. Nit Lianu, hart S MWY, 0U IaruVPW INS II Nit, HO pa., pint " ai Is s.s RiNk 411111118411111111111111"41111114- uItseyLisda*0aa. PImqMdQeisw,IJsa lIre 1$., of"PhIda CSer ide *Ri 'sOr"LJ1m, 50am., *IIr P1st RiSn. Im flilI 11"Ift all II To Rio, N •ileuosy - SANFORD - ?r -" __________ - ____ inINP.miNuiL Classified Ads didn't w 1VNL1 Sales lady, exp. in ladies' read to wear, apply In person onl No phone calls. Ro-Jay, 11$ ,at St., Sanford. ___ hers former - . *IC CinciIte. PotisS1 *lvewIys gouty work, no lob oill ?""' . - . - - Th•. - ___ - Wi Uhen Iir says it's 'the NOTICI priintr"ofher10,..smsV*g Nssan.,,aemsgIidlultes Cole. Six Symbols? . kthsUiid 1P in a_I IN 1 CirpS Ni se e, 11 dst' Do - or IP' Petellie. isset to resent of a ._-- Cmip Pt,enr Sc. t$ess ususe ii PM*BISS MINsAl. S5SL s Wrup wsusemu a Wil Say j. isof ?u?wjVun.&.. S.C. lees. tic. Ii 1JI 5 saINTT. II!I!!111111.I _______ GENERAL MAIN?. *t. complex exp. only, Knowledge of plumbing, elec., ,,$ - care. ___ D$$$W*1$E1.PORTIR 'Will train good, reliable person. $$7N'. , .EO.. - ' PSUST.. - SS*?INlMIeV*IV PItCI INCSIMS CaN lepart Reofis It $s*d. 001.711. RuIN ng Shineles, is 'Ni 0 fto5. Th51fl15 S. T NIe. Pate PikiUf'. !!S5l l'NiIls, MAID weekly. housecleaning 5 laundry, mature, dependable man O days - cup., dependable. dwn driving record. ____ ___ ___ ___ LOIN. $51551 TuN Wmm, r.nijl. Onds 5Pme ow as , s10 ___ saw 5, neesus. s.c. Mic 10* 115. 5M15 1.. I. I*LjIJllu4 it,N.ss, ens I OW m.w. ' 'I I - - S A- - •• - A -. . REALTORS INC. 5301133or3$4llevie. 33..44jgjg -- $ REALTY WORlD. ..... I? ACRES INCLUDES POND, BARN I IRRIGATION, $49.soo NEAR HWY 16 & AIRPORT. WHY BUY? REALTYm SULTIPLIL.ISTING.REALTOR _____ ____ 323.7032 Les.333*12,123.IR1 323 1100, N-PU? W1.MIkP. ofll 533.550. Call , e,, , t 4.'b _%'..,4.''' •4,' ' ?'m ' 'ti" " Multipte Listing SerViCe w4wu ____ 11*LTOS$ ijg,j,j p __________________________ REALTORS [ PARK ...a p"_ ' '.. repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Sa l. $159.14 or 519.35 mo Agent 3395316. ___ ----- 3238173 - • - SflNTA'S_SEI!II! 1 343S.MyrtleAve. Orlando 377.1577 121.1440 *10 *&Aasg 11 ---- mi. W of I 1, old SR bat "76' Station. Paola 372 $571 -. .. - 53-TV.Radlo-Stereo - ripe " . 9 Ph. 333-0157 - - -- Select Style and Warmth of 64 Daniel Green Slippers Beautiful jewelry, fabulous j perfumes, & cosmetics for KNIGI4TS,7OeE Is?. Downtown every beauty need. MERLE NORMAN 110 Park Ave. ' Boots for your Cowgirl Dingo & Cowboy Boots KNIGHTS,20eF Itt DOwyttO E-:772 ? ft OlFTS'1h1 ( ' 4) 'I '"FMO MR. T'S FASHIONS FineClothingformen 76)7 S. French 3236161 KNIGHTS,201E. lt Downtown1 ff $1111 Thrill them with boots "Nothing" necklace, gold filled tv Dingo & Cowboy Boots byAcmp nl4 carat gold KNIGHTS, 701 F Is? Downtown C.valtney Jewelers 7OIS Park ___________ ____________________ 1 2 4 Boots for your man Dingo&CowboyBootstoo! KNIGHTS, 705 E. Is?, Do wntown 9 • FTSR _______________________ RVON( His comlort is important CROWN PAWN SHOP Stereos, guifars,cameqas I many other items $904 Fren ch Ave. 327 5766 is" Zenith. Sold orig. or $17 mo. I __ '11 DanlelGreenSlippensat KNIGHTS. 70SF. Is? Down town o MUSICA I ___ GWTS I Agent 339$3. T 7 SFOR to Den's pile no IOnger'nI.ded items TM FAWLY high as an elephant's eye. Place Pianos, organs, guitars, amps & 2 a classified ad, and pile the drums Bob Ball's Disc - Music money in your walieti Center. fl03 Fren ch A e. General Electric microwaves, 322 71ISS 11 to choose from. As low as •AROAIN TV'S s19. All at close out price. I Whypay more? 1 C.sedyer. 5Mw. Is? 3732031. Li1iey' Guitar Ctr, I Museum . HER B'S TV I Over 100 new 5 Used bargains. 7197 S. Sanford Ave. 323)734 I Martin Gibson Guild.. U"G.I.COISI.CI .Ifl Yamaha. 255 S. French (blk usecaogte I Now i*. Oeo.vsar Sol Sambos), 323usat. is US W.lst. 3321ev NOW OPEN Zenith component Stereo AM FM with speakes's. Was $219, now 1)75. No. JS$4. Goodyear. 155W. 1sf 3722531 - e • __7 id =7te ~ LOCATION A P5Ic, _____________ ________________ ________________ ssdsI r1p _______________ _________________________ ___ Established Plumbing supply 5 service business for sale, inc. fools, tistures, Invenlery a, Ieekk)5 Sir p0th? bergain. Offer N today in the Clisilled YORKBARBELLFQUIP Local dist., ca ll Tory Salmon s. $153 MF aft. S. Sat. 5. Sun. anytime. AFRICAN VIOLETS mhOUS@ 322 9141 vesafter4$we,lends Th? L #Gr I real estate. Call W. MsUc. mesa., REALTOR, *3.73. ("0 YOUR BODY A FAVOR PUMPIRONI 4 ) ____ _ P p p , .---.-- ___________________________ _________ '. • P'4eciaces, II carat chains, Diamond, ruby. sapphire & emerald Gwaltney Jewelers 204S Park *$ ' '_____ Up Hair Styles & Jeans LevIs- Junior&Missy Tops & Dresses $02 Fren ch Ave - 0. BOX - LA lam OUT OF IDEAS? FTHEI.i'S ANTIQUES I ,bVIsIt - . LARGE LOT 013 Se S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS REPLY P. 1755, SANFORD, Fl. 1277), GIVING DESCRIPTION, _____ PNI,3n*sa.umrd ] v ___ WRSNSy IS _____________ FOR HO 9 ______________ W. OaiNit While los. Sow Ist* Rioker JOHN SPIDER ASIOC AMC. N1W.Cannurdal ci 1VGWTS ANVQUES IIIIIIIIIIIIINIIIII Push button controls, has tarou$el, still In warranfy. 9 Originally $449, (iv colors delight the child assume Payments of $31 mo. Agent Christmas Slippers, we I 5304 j suggest. TV BROKER . _....-.,,;i%r,.;, i '73 Chrysler Very good condition, $ ____________ _ Masher 36$SOrlandg SEIGLEN REALTY . if - .&.T KENMORE WASHER... Parts, Ser vice. Used Machines. MOON" APPLIANCES 373007 __________ _: ANYTIME 7397 aft 6. 377 2743. _____ 373 11920. leave message $453.71 bat. $153.16 2420 _____ _____ ' - _ 322- - --- %M AMX 343 eng. positrac rear headers, air shocks, $650 377 Wanted Pick up Topper For 6' bed S2AIIslIances choice. ALL WORK. $99 ea. ff0115 Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92. So. of Sanford. 3225731. !40CZITT 3.flfl S*nford's Sales 1..a.r - . _______________________- GOOdUS*dTV'5,$35&gp ___ .1 1971 Singer Future Fully repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $ill or 13$ mo. Agen t 33953*6. Used Color TV'l-9toieII-- your ___ saeii1 _____ AL COLBERT , - __________________________ 3271711. ______________ . Marl, 215 Sanford Ave. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refnig stoves, to'ls ______ 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICELV WOODED OFF NOLAN RD. (I) AT $1,500; (7) LAKE FRONT AT $3,500. JUST FOR YOUI 351, IS home w'f'eiWal epI,I 04ey nitt int Furn. new corp. a, w paper. ACRE investor sieclai, beautiful oaks, workshop, iuNicSf*,SS1,3k,cen wiSh barn. Larry's Buy I .. Salvage. I? 92. So. of Sanford want ad. ED. Se. 1* aii DIreb,r 2005. IP4LCU..5_I,PI. N beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets onlyt Free local delivery. NoIl's Sanf or d Fur niture Salvage, 179?, So. of Sanford. 327 $721. WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT WORK? Place a Classified Ad in the Evening Herald today. _____ home in ldyllwlldel Many CustOM features on 1g. (andscaped loti DPP WARRANT. JACREwIthIabefraiWage,t,m 351, II. 'has, hIgh inte IV I 333-1)76 .4r'r CwureIIOffi&FrSncS, "'Vour FuWo Our 4 a3s', S French (17921 Sanford 323133 total inventory of brand interspning bedding. These MILLERS irrlsit Pdscapot work stop 53 IN, 35, w.pool. $972 Pontiac Gna'ndviile Loaded , hasnewst sticker $534) 323 $569 cash 322.4132 of It's like pennies from heaven when you se ll "Don't Needs" with a (3)30' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST, $7.500 TOTAL. FANTASTICI 3 BR, 25, S ACRES •xecutive farm, he Real Estate Agency lsc., Is&Ssrs NICELY WOODED OVER SlZED LOT NEAR BAHAMA JOE'S. LAKEFRONTI 2 DR. II home on spedou5, ookthaded, land scoped Ie in nice neigh . borI10odi Eat.inklt., Fla. rm., porch, and much morel A buy for $71,100. leg.RealEs*atelrokar NO Mallard Ave.* -- ------- MICROWAVE Into. BATEMAN REALTY (1) Call Nay Smith 321flIdor i pipe. F EE ESTIMATES EXCELLENT TERMS. SUPERI3 BR, i, Shame In 30 W. wIots of extrail CH, w.w carp., dining area, Fla. rm., porch S. many more extrasl IPP WARRANTED. Yours for 137.500. Call 3332222 for 101471, REMODELS ARTESIAN STENSTROM (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. REALTY REALTORS 1.7,500 TOTAL. 1.'d acre Z.multiple housk. ______ post ACRES, WELLS, CLEARED -I POND. NEEDS FILL. $10,900. TERMS AVAILABLE. Must sill 43, needs repair, consider lease option. $33,100. - 51-Household Goods TAT( miSer RIAL S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA RD. ' 3335639 eves C acres in Geneva area, 1110 tItive land. $40051 - 5', OUR W. 3229213 Sanford 3-1 nice frame, established neighborhood, 93] M. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS- 169 to '73 models. Call 339-9100 or $34 5 (Dealer) Wanted White .Icnnytlnd Baby Crib 373 5286 -- Sr. - 21R,l½l Mobile Home Kitchenoqulpped. 333 091$ 0951. - Inns - -- 705 F 75th St. 3730951 Used full site hotel motel bed ding. Very clean. 1)1 95 ea. pc. Noll's Sanford Furniture 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. 555.000 643M. _____________ _________ 101111$ REALTY Osfffn older 2 II w. 4 acre grove Owner holding, asking 02)7. ' - Eves.349.S100,337 1939 monthly payments under $250. Lowdown p.ym,nts, 332.2207, 92, 1 mile west Of Speedway. BUY USED FURNITURE & Hwy Daytona Beach, will hold a APPLIANCES Sanford Fur public AUTO AUCTION every niture Salvage 37? $771 Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set WE BUY USED rURNITURE, the reserved price. Call 904-235APPLIANCES & PLUMBING tor further Setaill. FIXTURES Jenkins F urniture, WE _______ I pct. interest to qualIfied buyers. New homes wIth 2 BR, lB, ww carp., AC, WO, luIIyeq. kit., turn., adults. $330 -e sec. dip., 1st I last, 333. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION - FURNITURE&TPIIP4Q Buya. Sell New I Used Furniture ClassifiedAds are th,smaflestblg i0OS.SanfordAe 3236393 news' items you will find anywhere. RfrigRepo AMANAI1c(,nS'I'j originally $ 3)4, now $716 or $71 mo Agen t 339 $316 49,i REAL TOP MULTIPLELISTING SERVICE -. - Buy ZISN.U.92.Cassilberry,Ft. Eve. 003-3631 STEMPER AGENCY nv. q,, MOII $ 75,000. - Furnished IIL SI with Fl.. rm. Pinecneet area. $33.15. ____ -- ii J - _____________- WEKIVA FALLS travel trailer at beautiful Wek lvi Falls. Perfect for Winter retreat. $13,000. Owner finance W-7 3M$ Altamonte Springs, 2 BR, 11, AC, 2 car garage. $733. T*mg, shet-thand, dependable derSon. Legal terminology preServed bus riot necessary. EMPLOYMENT ?.l!oi63i!1, -- LISALSICIIT*IV CALL 323-517 - - V1% Oft 3 DR, 1k,B, garage, scperch,c. HIA, ww carpet, fenced yd 3220216. 322 0216. FCL, ___________ - leg. New 1 BR, IS NOQUALIFY1NO.3RRMme. New Central H&A I carpet. Owner will finance w substantIal dwn. 133,000. M. ' Equipped Kitchen. $323 ma. Ph. 323-4657. R OSLIVUY DRIVIR ____ • ' - PAlT.TIME SALESGIRL Sc cold calling, own car, train 10 estimate '... 4$5 After H. Ernest dwn. lot. _____ CASHIER Esp. with gas console readlni Ift svss.ms.rusM.*tesss - HOUSE FOR RENT 3 BR, Sc. porch. Lg. • _ s1to iliNan.ru1j-1lrrn . uuskthspwem . ISluices v. F5j1$ l UU -. Office 35$ I ______________________ - *101111 n':. - . _ _ _ 32-Houses UnIw'nlshsd ____ Duct exp. helpful. iiebeme Seclol 'aN .u* pepr. _______ , 322•3is9 ________ DoIhI . Boom* p .:_. LICENSED PLUMRII For local area lI 001* fSUIn*II rof,s. 5, Ik.1P5 yo am slate CAIPSOSTRY PAINT" ore aiteul he iIASONRY CONCIET he iuL..t to Msr. AN ISnel $ ,. we, Nil N IN Øv It P5151ST 57$Idet$i.p s SN. SY TOSS COUS?: 5 ta in.i_ ot ON EXPERIENCED AC MICH lead blueprints. insul. exp tunis. inisili tI$T$UJ etc. ____ , cai,sa.10. j . 115W. 15th St. - ____ .nImed UMs*RM IltiriL. ____ ___________ ___ We N keNt of N U1111I __ ____ _______ lsmall rooms,$I3O,no.,$SOdep. 34-4bile I•11OUS P1lflIr. ______________ Oft $im W6 at Mouluule. Wlsm. ShIch N is aNngslIket w are Ike edher It N named mIner. lbs NI.a Ms oinnid INS ''•a1 80--Autos for Sale 900 cattle ranch INVESTOR lB home, good cond., FR, fenced yd. nice locat ion , inc. I BR garage apt. I. lye in house & rent apt or rent both. Only $30,000. • & 1411" I ZonedForBusiness Run your own business from this comfortable 2 OR, 2 Be home on 3 19. lOts w-lots of trees I It is already fenced. . week. 1IW4. .IN,hNra is Ihpebeun named ..CTITISWIeIr1 car preferred. Room & boarl 'plus $100 auft workmanship.140 10 I" OMeN or big, IMonlir or os Ierlsr, Preseiwe CIISRin . 123. rulJuuIjuct.eniepsorvios PunsanaNied MS,deelle Inguisroritluse . owLfs RITV "-4- ~ - YO ftfti~- Mess ' stars PINk P. Mis ieee MGi_Is, I - ' iff 0 Tt w$"sen. - - Citizens. Down town, very clean a, roomy. see Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. __ ________________ Ireetogoodhom.' Ma Yorkshire Terrier 323 0415 68-Wanted to $75; Oak porch rockers, $c cs metal office desk, $70 Jenkins Furniture, 705 F 25th St 373 off , -.____________ 1 -_ no w r'.0 - Ave 3775791 Bar W I stools. back bar P equipped, beautiful. $700. used c111 bed., complete. 530 123 I?Q? dl!.!r. side by Side retrigertor r ; $7S picnic table w 2 benches, $30. full size baby bed w mattress, i Chevy 2 ton Runs good. Must sell first 57 500 66$ $196 _________ 975 Choy Chev,.nni.i T Pi U 8. auto, AC. AM FM. S track, wh spoke whls, 39,000 mi. e.c cOnd $7700 321 7397, aft 632? 65-Pets.Supplies 110 3S0woodsland or 'Apts. for S.nlbe - Cell 3511343 _______________________ mIner chIld berm an __ 211.4)37 Ruts* Paintine a Repair ISS1lUPtt1il&Cei,nirIl .. __ INS - ____ C) • _____ Vpjjr, Riclas CircuS ClanS. m LlV1.lNHOUSEE1PE1 Mature woman who love chIldren. Ligt.t cooking, ow 'A&SPAINYiNO Realty . - 13 - 9.9 Umbrella Tents ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 70 acres orange grove 1 INVESTOR I This won't last long. Nice I BR, REALTOR, MLS lBhomeon fenced 101. 1)3,000. Night $5,000 dwn, owner carry. 323.5774 Day 31-Apartments Furnished -- road acre for investment or building. Terms you can afford. $500 dwn. Paved i 79-Trucks-Trailers - - Call CIarK& Hirt3fl 7580 - - .___ :z..___ - -. vl - sell for 130. I.Q. retrig. works good 530 Homemaker sewing mach In maple cab , like new, cost $300 will sell for $150 323 terms. ... CAN YOU AFFORD SANTA'S LIST? COME TO AAA EMPLOYMENT RiSldeMlaI5C.mmercla$ AMMIllemawang Harold Hall .. Trash compactor cost $300. will ARE YOU INTERESTED? 20 acres lake front 1 FILL Dl RT '.TOP SOIL OSTEEN S wilderness acres, Enjoy nature Only $15,000, good ' _______ FORREST GRUNt I'Jl*p. _______________ SOVIN . IS HUSSY petwles It Deborah KaItles, rNiNiui Ik termisetke of aN ___ )tI.I. QUICKLY with a Fast Actir WY AVC It ________ Dot an She Sib day of $515, at 5:00 A.M., at the lt DeNip Cousituffu. 7$ Wiuusiebi ____is Ike COY Sf Satins, the Now Hops ... lSilsWawvSpikeuMe : ofp,anv'Pd* in Niw Yet. 10aM, Spurs Gordo HesuIii _______________________ wNb.0 Saisdol lows. 5*) me titce today to John Tanquay Depi - JC 13238 P.O. Box 1751 1324701 • PrShs$e DownS Olalike. of Ike _____ - Thish Via, tkamh You for belie my customers , 'friends. If Shire's e better way Is say N I den'S knew los, may be rv Blessed. lest *.sflm.ot vIeH Altameale Springs, FIerIa selth * aid when thof =11 airk be Gl : Fret G4 will am'se ststed 'iftlnglb,MdeofWsNk.,.ssme toimera Art will b, er1 prosut ... ff bed Friday in N Yet whoa Yu been said r.il rW await Oewge11 -u rius IN ," telephone number. Writ STORING IT MAKES WASTESELLING IT MAKES CASH, PLACE A CLASSIFIED *0 NOW. Ca ll 1234531 or 101*3. & . r Lobe Deotisy Apenimants __ Tell us about yourself and you experience. Do Include you (LOCAL) 3491371 AIPWWNM orom ____________________ CHIA, Adults, sec. dep. a. ref. $165 mo. 034 S"I - Yard deVIs, Trash' Appliances a Mist. Dissialtiup AMISS'S. - No Investment or overnlgp travel required. CERTIFIED LAWN U Whatever the occasion, there Is a classified ad to solve It. Try one soon. - __________ "°°' . mattresses. $30 set Sanford 1215 S French 373 -- Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233546 or 37377)O ----.--------- --- . E X F C U T I V F HOMEDeBARY. 4 Bdrm, 3 Baths, foyer, large closets, patio double garage, fence, lovely landscaping, 1 yr. warranty, NEW MAYFAIR LISTING Gorgeous 3 BR, 25 boasts' beautiful landscaping , 6.32 Sc POOL & custom features throughout Owner will help finance! $39,500. -. - GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on pavd frontage. 527,000. lOpct.dwn. By owner 365 319$, eve. 34 $45) agriculture. PINECREST Furnished 4 BR, 78 home newly decorated on 1g. wooded lot in great area! Walk to school & stores. Only $37,500. BR-5199 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport aiVS.'Sn. 53.03- IS. $.aM.eit..CiM 323.5510 Mariner's Village. year. & Lmpsop -j lsr'ior 5 exterler to original. - 3211401111. __________________ NOTICE OP NEAR s TO: JN*m lagos Vines ___ - 111111111111111 a miner. LIed ms_uldup adler while they wiitad her own b lbo fl,ISS fwaudsucewllklkepmpeaidVuidthe the who Pilbess mup.bs's MaØs in his ,.thot whom I was allot lays "Fat of the Yos'." d Mr.1,111111to our company paid tralnir Program. we teach you sale manship and product Ipplico Ion. You will learn salt techniques used by Hydroti salesmen who regularly are I the top income bracket eac In FREE ESTIMATES I2S.7103 Misty Mails Vines, ___ financing. Only $55,900. 33Apa,lrnentsUi'Wurnj,h.d 43-Lots.Acteage COUNTRY LIVING- Tn level i Bdrm, 3 Bath home, one acre fenced, double garage, family room, dining room, central HIA , could have efflc. apt, near I 4. I yr. warranty, zOned MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY Beautiful 4 BR. 2B home onlarge corner lot w gorgeous land. scaping. Terrific eat In kit, 2 F1111%big BR'S & great Gracio us living. Peas. Weekly & monthly rates, utilities pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 841.7n]. Lake Mary,) BR, NEAR S-POINTS-? Bdrm, 1 Bath home, large lot, quiet area, Inc REALTOR,MLS lovely home for the economy minded close to Sanford and to 323-5774 Day or Night Longwood, $37,700. _____ - Pianos & organs as low as $995. Guitars 10 pct off. Amplifier, drums. etc Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 7202 French Ave. 322 7755 62-Lawn.Garden ---- $1,600 322 7391 alto. 3722713 V011sellforS300 3222615 t4eds Dbl motcIbo.sprinçs p. - - s,76 tionOa 750 F. Super Sport, windjammer wind shield, sissy bar, 1 3.000mi.exc cond. Iota Accordion, new$7MI Auction, nm Harold Hall Realty CARRIAGE COVE 1 yr. old dbl wide, features C.Hl.A,w. heat pump, beautiful decor, huge BR's, recreation c en ter near by. Only $7,100 cash to mortgage at $20,500. - -. JIIPI!iJuI1111 1511hIMal Newer repair. leaky showers our Ixp Iii.e13. ,3$ RUSYPSOOFINO. at background helpful. 337.1543 - ai sales experience n required. Knowledge I equipment and mechanic Custom draperies, bedspreads & wallpaper. Choice of fabrics. 'Pr., at. 20 yns. exp. 133-7550. JN SM, NIONTS TO: Secretary Melvin lalod Yk atenoltI. s, sent 'm" ath.fl. he stuted ot the Votlen. Is prildu'ovr hea*sdo of INky now aMiss teps of lb. the,, Ebiupur riceD. frmsweraAndt,ll,ingaleup have a pleasant Profitable career seilli Custommade lubricants industrial, commercial farm accounts In your are JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY-3 Bdrm, It3 Bath home in nice area, convenient location, $25,500, Orlando 327.157? Terrific Previous 1110$ Dacee'aflii . . ____ , You can linaiS !!!!111051à11 e.G. SAJ.lNl STATS OP IIICOIiSIN RACINS COUNTY brywaul, and CIRCUIT COldS? repaired, an. 5 Comm.. PRORATE 51*5CM Semedel 5 *døIsnS.' IN TNS MATTES OP TOSS TIIMINATION OP UT*l. __ Sanford - 321 064Q - - 59-MusiCal IV'crcha ndise . .- BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to 1.30 Call 322 1621; 3724460 __________________________ -- CARRIAGE COVE Terrific I yr. old dbl. wide, features C H&A, w heat oumo. beautiful decor, huge BR's, recreation c en ter near by. On ly $7,100 cash to mor tgage at 570.500. REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322 1498 2439 S. M yrtle A ve. CASH? Sanford -. WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY,SELL,TRADE 311 315E. First SI. 22 FURNITURE- ItEDDING, Wholesale to all. Orla nd o Whole SaieFurn 2500 Industrial Blvd.. Orlando Call Bart BROKER _______________________ .thefe wouldn't be any. CUSTOM HOMES IWIT REMODELINOSIREPAIR . . - J'T]I of. 1P _______________ TOWUWIUAUTY$A*.0N fw'mer$y NervieSt's Noufy Nook d o - ___. -- __ -. ___ pow ____ p.0* i before no it Vets leech, Indian Rivir County, Florida, thIs NIh day if November, 1975. Hiram Manning Notary Public, Pate of Florida at Urge My COMMISSISn espins: Nov. ,, irn PublISh Nevem$s 00, 27 0ec. _111, 4. Ii, $71 __ cmea 29-'Rooms - ly: Jack 0. Clark Is nNisof - ___ iaia 4All000i&. - - Townes Shopping Center. Ask Sanford, United Press Interustluusl presidential order to got her to (csge to EVERYMAN'S VAMPIRE: The California receive It. Ise's 117$ Yuletide Mother of the __ __ Supreme Court his opoken Count Dracula Year so named by the Cultural (t" t*loegs to the world, not to the heirs of Bela FomdatInnfor hePothrmkA,t,-bntte LupusI who raised the Traissylvanlan vim- was busy 1M year and couldn't st to lbs pIns to fike tam. In 1530. Lugosi's widow, anlatinn ceremony. And the w 1up Hope ";r'upiI and son,lslaG.srg, to go this time hid says whoa th, laid Lageni, sued Universal Ithrnallcnal In San Cster the w 'uWtd thil Friacioco for profits accrued since the otutlio stu i that,'Ilk looked me sold,'Who do yes lamed r*s to the thwarter In 1104 ___ without akebsilig them. They won in Lii qtj by sayIng..7%,s-"i-t serge AnOmie er1or Court but lost on opp.al to got your, begs packedi" the MM. lupreme Cost which Myt r* to tang, cops, leer and accent does not duousd to his heirs. FLASHY NOCIL: For centerfold bounty ____ Cheryl linen, the new asur has been a tr FIRE BUGGED: Mosy IISW., cenia from "Used Cas" to some of lbs newest cers 1.DkhC.eThsidSyM4FI1dSyIn Now hi the world. "Used CoW' hi the hems. Yet aid Winge mmii to the P15W talk lpd moiiehiwtdthts's j muds her tow th memiles of pour. H. rm. cth debi. As queen of the GeeM New An Journalists , Apply at Westgate TV In Four ROBSON MARINE $27 Hwy. 1797 Sanford. Fla 37771 . 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR $11. VER SPRINGS, $15,900. SE IGL ER REALTY, BROKER. 37)0610. 327)577. - - 322 1720 ___________ 5O-Mscellaneous for Sahi I 95 Mercury motor. 12'Detcraft Alum boat.clean -- GREGORY MOBILE HOMES NO3 Orlando Dr. 323-3200 VAS, FHA Financing terms! $29,900 20CUTT NO BROKERAGE FEES Top pay for qualified personnel. - NU$TP*OOPINO, located It Slit, Snot, Plovids, 13771.. The persens ntet.stee in some entarpi in are as teNses: Sinful IvotpreeIM, tee., N' P1. of itis 10. tentlen to register Is filed herewith, pursuant to the preylsiens if FIelds SteMes, *or 00100. Rights LOWMORTGAGE IBR. l' Bbrickhomewbrand new carpeting & paint Ihru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. Call Us For Terms Tower Financial Srv, 1500.341 3469 NOBROKERAGEFEES BENCH TECH & OUTSIDE TECH BUSINESS SEHVICE 11S11N6 IISMeISZIIIARTAUTO.TIUCK INC. Dracula' Win NEED - See our beautiful new BROAD. MORE, front & rear BR's. Little want ads bring big, bigresults. Just try one 322 7611 or SEItLER REALTY . _____- - . NAME STATUTE FLORIDA COUNTY OF INDIAN given The underoleneL under Nib, say: It is Itie NileIwlen of the un' derslgaedtep)$$pe isa buskwss Inlaiplise under the flctltleus IR -. - - 531.9993 Use Your Home As Security Must Be Experienced Phone 373 $322 Get plenty of prospects vertlse your product or sert In the Classified Ads. V. SWORN TO and SURICIISID _ te ? - - . . ----------- Eve3234N5 MIS 323 lOSlOreves.3230S11 A- i....e a...... STATS OF 1 __ __ - - MIS B.o(Ight Will buy 1st a. 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & Business loins. Florida Mor tgage Investment, )3 S. Orange Ave.. Suite 201, Winter Park. 644 4432 42obIhi Homes *220671 - -- - . XN1 ....._ 5-Loons IF THIS IS THE DAY tobuy a new car, see today's Classified a 4 AFFIDAVIT UNDER FICTITIOUS p.m., Ob,rlM.is Aissymius, 7:30 p.m., Cemmun*y United Motlmdid Church, Causth.rry. Bid I AA, S p.m., 1301 W. Float It. AIA..a, 5p.m., Halfway Ito.., lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, ___ Fight - REALTOR 47A-Mort & Sold ______ -______________________ CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of mer chandise every day. 4 .--> REALTOR - - . - M. Unsworffi Realty - . . .._ Build to Suit our lot or yours. FHA VA. FHA73$&245 Ptc5 Operators & Assemblers, Fxp. helpful. $3.13 hr. to start. Apply in person at 3500 S. Orlando, _. in, . •-- 10414117 or #443019 r,q. Chamber secretary Virginia LongweU delivers' cakes to Kiwanis past president Jack Welbie REALTY, INC. REALTORS 104 1 - -I- Flower First Presbyterian Clutch of Sanford fellowabip hall. " _._-_._ -- ..._ ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR 2344 S. French Ave 322-0172 31,322 3772.327-0779 Brothers 72-Auction a - . . • Meetings Business . 7:30 1st Tues. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, 32711, until 10:00 A.M., Thursday, that Joseph I. Goldstein, an. as December 20, 1579, at which time ftIn the holder of the following and place bids will be publicly Every Wed. 5 Sat.. opened and read: csrtlflcetn has filed said car Early Birds 703 p.m. Mechanical Compactor: Traffic if icaleetar a tax deed to be Issued 'hiram. The certificate numbers Equipment: Athletic Field and years of issuance, the Maintenance Machine: 130 Gallon description of the properIV, and Sprayer: Clerk of the Circuit Court the namse in wttich twOs assOs File Folders. All work shall be in accord with erase followo:Csrtiflcate No. 15L specifications available In the Of 1q77. DISCVIptIOn Year Issuance of Property Lot 1 Ilk A Suniand Office of the Purchasing Agent. The County reserves the right to Estet PR ii PG 17. Name In which assissal Odham J. Srailey. relict any or all bids, with or All of said property being in the without cause to waive County of Seminole, state of technicalities; or to accept the bid which In its Moment best serves Florida. Unless such certificate or car. the interest of the County. Cost of If your club or organ. tlflcos shall be redeemed ac submittal of this bid is considered ration would like to be ceedln to law the Property an operational cost of the bidder Included in this listing diea'Sed in such certificate or and shall not be passed on to or be call: Certificates will be sold to the borne by the County. JoAnn Blackman, CPM 11 i - CASH blddsr at the court Ewning Ifriuld Purchasing Agent house doer on the 17th day of Seminole County December, 1575 at 11:00 A.M. CLASSIFIED Courthouse, Room 417 Doted this Mt day of November, Sanford, Fl 37771 DEPARTMENT S. Arthur H. Reckwffh, Jr- " (305) 323.1330, ext. 35 3fl.261; Publish: December 4, 1979 Clerk of Circuit Court DIG-10 Seminole Coo Sanfort Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 5 am., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Lake Mary Presbyterian Clutch 7p.m., Quality Inn North, Longwood. Frleadohlp (lab 10 am., Altamonte Springs aye Center. Diet Workshlp, 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's South Seminole AA, noon, Mental Health Center, Robin Christian WANTED: Specialty cook. Must ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A be able to prepare, cut, season, CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS and cook meats, poultry, RESULTFUL END. THE seafood, vegetables, all types NUMBER IS 323.2511. of noodles, soups, and other foodstuff according to the - 21-Sit 21-Situations ua tiom Wanted Hunan cuisine for con. sumption in the Restaurant. Conscientious all girl Friday Sa lary: $737 for 10 hour week, Wishes Part-time office work. plus two meals a day. Ex. perievtce required minimum 2 Exp. 37.351 years. Call $301444. MIie...I... Iê. III - .-.I..- ..,,. .,• ii. ... . n,. U &w . n.,..., in the Office of the Purchasing Agent, Room 117, Seminole County FLORIDA STATUTES 157.155 NOTICI OP APPLICATION POSTAXOIND Trim Carpenter Exp. Only need apply _54--Garage Sale • OPEN 7DAYSAWEEK 6253. ____ - -- Older 7 story 3 BR, 1' iB. FP 0. newly renovated. Ready to move into. Call to see $35,000. condos. 526,500533.500.95 pct. financing. Call Don Cox 373 Estate Wanted si-Real ____ For Estate Commercial & RCSI Delfone by owner. Dream place Moving or thinking of garage Losing your home 0. credit? I will dential Auctions & Appraisals in 2nd area on Lake Felton. I' lot of work? WIl buy catch up back payments 0. buy Call Delis Auction, .123 5620 Total dec. home 3 BR. 78, from for or sell you ,3 22 02b6 OR, eat in kit., paneled Fam, *DANNY'S AUCTION SALES * rm., Sunken L R. sc. patio. Dbl.It you are having difficulty finding Danny's Auction 372 7040 C ll 377 7010 gar., CH - A, intercom. 91 pct. Buy Sell Consign a place to live, car to drive, a I assumable. 569.000. 5742195. Sanford Ave 373 5772 lob, or some Service you have i need of. read all our want ads j GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR every day. VA-FHA-235-Con- H Homes omes 77-Junk Cars Removed COST FROM TODAY'S WANT Low Down Payment ADS! We buy your equity, close in 21 hrs Cash for your lot! Will build on AWAROPEALTY. INC Top Dollar Paid for junk 1. used your lOt 01 our lot 119 7AM cars, trucks 5. heavy equipment. 55--Boats & Accessories V Enterprise, Inc. 322 3990 Medel Inc Realtor 641 301-- - -- 3 BR. 18 turn., gas heat, w carp. I. Inside utility rm. Good terms & priced at only 526.950. Lake Kathryn Village. 1 & 2 BR career In Real Estate cat Stamper Agency, Wm. Sternpej, For a It's easy to place a Classified Ad We'll even help you word it Call 322.7611. iuses_____ ____ • Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. Mellonviiie. I 41-Hojses - NEW LISTING 1k Front CasseIerry 3 OR 2 B neat & clean, new roof, fruit trees. fenced yd. Owner motivated. AVON FIGHT INFLATION RN, 5.4 &417, full & part time. Apply In person Sanford Nursing Sell Avon. Increase your earning power. For details. call. I Convalescent Center. 950 LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT 10*10 OP COUNTY COMMISSIONER' THE COUNTY OF SEMINOLE Separate sealed bids for the , 41-fteuses TYPIST-Capable of 50 wpm. Shorthand desirable. Handle phone orders. Retired military or retired civilian preferred. United Solvents. 323 11, li-Ih'Ip Wanted - NOTICE 11 I 3227513 MAKE ROOM TO STORE WINTER YOUR ITEM S.... SELL "DON'T NEEDS" FAST WITH A WANT AD. Phone 3722611 or 5)1-9993 and a friendly Ad Visor Will help 70u. Legal Notice December 4, 11, mv THURSDAY, DECEMBER I South Seminole OpilmIst, 7:30 am., Holiday Inn, arranging workshop sponsored by Presbyterian Preschool Center, V a. m. and 7:30 p.m., ENJOY creative Expressions 323203 8 p.m., DeBary Community - I -nstructlons - - Lost: White. male Sheohied. Vicinity Hwy. 15. Reward. Saar Greater lathed (lamber of Commerce salite to local business woman, 10 am., Sanford Civic Center. Ra, ____ 3221313 engaged Sanford Retaract, 7:30p.m., Florida Power & Ught, 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Overeaters Aessymies, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall Center, Shell Road. 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES that I am In business at 1030 Crystal lowl Circle. Casselberry, Fl., Seminole County, the fictitious name of IN. TER STATE SYSTEMS, and that I Intend to register saId name with EXPREN Sanford Civic Center. Starlight Promenader,, 44c NotkeI1Piiteby vivo $ lam Sunday Noon Friday 1191d 10 OUSIflIN It 113 AIrport Blvd., P.O. 10* 404 Sanford, _________ Seminole County, Florida, under the fictitious name of SOLAR ____________________ ____________________ UTILITIES NOW (SUN.), end that Intend to register said name 9-Goad Things to Eat With the Clark of the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida In ac FOR SALE .00rdanc with the provisions olthe Why Ba Lonely? Write "Get A Fictitious Noma $t ,gts, To-Wit: Grapefruit, Oranges, Mate' Dating Service. All Tangerines I. Lemons. R. U. Section 553.00 Florida Statutes ages. P.O. Box IOfl, Clear. Hutchison 3224051. 137, water, Fl. 33315. James C. Howington Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, Publish November 20, 27 and 54st £ Found oranges. Picked to order, Will December 4, 11, IM ____________________________ mix. Crumley 322.0257. DEP.13 Lost. Bik. female toy poodle. Naval oranges, you pick, Vicinity 201h St. I. French Ave. FICTITIOUS NAME we pick. $3.30 bushel Fri. night. Reward. 3234340 Notice Is hereby given Milk .rlhak. Baked Beans Coleslaw HOURS - lasagna Fresh Fruit Milkorlhake line C a line 3k a line time 3c0ns4 wtjtjmt5 l consecutive times 1 DEP.* SENIOR HIGH EXPRESS Mimi Steak Sub Cheese Dog Mlii Steak Sub Tater Tots RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. NoQn The, Do ' Before Publication FishSasidwid p.m., St. Andrew. Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, DECEMBE* S Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Town House. Sanford Optimist, 7:30 p.m., Holiday Inn. Recovery, lie., 12:30 p.m., 103 Robin Road, ____________________ Court, Teased Salad Oven Fried Chicken Barbecue on Bun Sweet Adellies, S Circuit the MIDDLE SCHOOL Lasagna flihliiA4rh Greens SENIOR HIGH Methodist Church, Casselberry. Clerk of 831-9993 322-2611 name of CLEAN-WAY, and that I Intend to rsgliter sai' name with the ADS Orlando - Winter Park Seminole Fl. 37111 Seminole County, Seminole county, pieties in co ncew$ththeprovlslonsofthe Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: $OCtlOfl 041.00 Florida SteMes lIP. 51g. Carl H. Luick Publish: Naval ber 13, s, 21, Decembor4,1f7. Milk orlhake MiniSteak Sub Cheese Dog Cold Sub CLASSIFIED S'iida, under the fictitious Jellew.Fnit SENIOR HIGH Lou9woo4Lake Mary Lleui, 7 p.m., Quality Inn, 1.4 and SR 434. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Sousdol-Sumbine Chapter MIDDLESCHOOL Oven Fried chicken Barbecue on Bun Whipped Potatoes Green Beans Baked Ben, Light, Sanford. Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. South Seminole Masonic L.dge, 7:30 Oven Fried Chicken Whipped Potatoes Green Bean. Fruit Rolls Coleslaw - FRIDAY, DEC.7 Lasagna Grimes JeI'.Fniit Rile 50k THURSDAY, DEC.I ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS PICTITIOUS NMI ,Mn that lam Notice Is hell engaged in business at 412 M.iorca Ave., Aitaminti Springs, ____ _ _____ IF" a d �I.. • - I - - - - -. - - • -- -. -- -- .-- '-., --. 4"V0lfq HWGK IsMord,Fl. 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. Yes ceeld hi y savw bow vat is cukkiMlig igto ho a bad relish In a , Plot PM .iii the 1110M 0(0d. NOV" quaff" WiN pt 19) ( , Aa kvMsth —" eedd P11011111111 five d1h16 uth as aniwwnd If axon'tpanl.d islells,wa lob a we"It a&@ ad the Sol, OW The ~Interest. 1181119. it ble P N III A— elm ad Work at :1 9u@W10m wX be used in win NMI ad b% a UP d mI Inks 41 U~ ft an caliam &W *0 rdool,@ in I' I I , Yew Ilion tnn* V*0 Nadi led a heart MW @dPiN0(44C0#VA#0Wft)* course 6 ____ . disnZ surel am 14 ho a ft, Aw It d ft; 6eddil, isle my IWO - T partner would have played inst contract. My partner was Larger dMd?tkaa you LOU (Ilept. 84& 2) A A" 6111111111110101, reelies. 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 ___________________________________ - __,__ � 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 04, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) 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Sundsy,Aw,. I V V V 'V -•-' p -. - it, im Evening Herald—(USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 26—Thursday, September 20, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 East Central Region Seminole Pegged For High Growth By '82 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer "Seminole will grow simply lie said the major problem And, French said, he believes because of the attractiveness of the 200,000 population estimate with growth is that. new the area. "More attention will by 1982 may be a little low, homeowners do not begin to pay Seminole County will grow to be paid to multiple-family "That would be a growth rate of property taxes for 18 months to population of 200,000 in the housing (apartments and only eight year," he two years after they move into xtthree years, a growth rate condominiums) because said. those homes. "As soon as they I about 25 percent, Cliff demand Is going to be for lower move into homes they begin There si no way to stop -iiW iillet, executive director of cost housing. Multi-family demanding services they are b L growth in the county. Th Central Florida housing means reduced land e East Central V e not paying for. That is a major . commission has 'gional Planning Council and development costs," he rezoned job for everyone to combat and AL' .. • I I f hundred of CFRPC), has told Seminole said. sf lots for sub- we never catch up. The only II II I I divisions and builders have unty legislators. "Whether apartment units many of these loth sold already. way to catch up would be if 4 Among the counties of will be built is up to the eneverything stopped and nothing i s!rt d these orida's east central region trepreneurs however," Guillet I don't was built. p eo pl e ar e working to mane mirjole will experience the said. "During that l8-miionthtotwothese PiCO hest percentage of growth, Will Seminole County be year period, everyone is paying high prices of ililet said. for the services for the new -aflu IUUU• But a high rate of growth Is people. It is an advantage to "I think Seminole County is them and a disadvantage to the t unusual for Seminole now the 10th largest county in rest of us. The state Legislature unty, according to The grow s imply .jj t stat e. r economy s flWC uncil Quarterly, winter 1979 is the only body that can change ,. ' L more stable and we are better that," French said. Ltion published by the ECFRecause Or trii prepared for this growth than . Between the 1950 and 1960 An example of what French is -.. the county was in 1970," French talking about is: Suppose a new cades, Seminole more than attractiveness said. He added the county has family moved Into a newly built shied Its population from -:.-. .... • j;,r,.. an excellent staff and a five- home in April, 1979. If On883 to 53,947. From 1960 to ., OT the year capital Improvements struction on the home was not 0 the population grew by ' *rcent to 83,692 and in the ready by 1982 to provide service program in preparation for the substantially completed before tervenlng nine years since the for the predicted 40,000 citizens growth. Jan. 1, full value on the home $70 decade opened the county's who will be moving here? could not be assessed Jan. until "I think we have done as population has nearly doubled "We have been preparing for much as we can do with the tax 1, 1980 and property taxes for ,*gain to 165,045 . Herald Photo by Tom Vincent sometime," said County base we have. One of the main the Improved property would Sem i nole School Superintendent ll am aLayer, teft, The major growth areas, Commission Chairman Bob things the commission is going not be paid until the period of and School Board Chairman Robert G. Feather look Meeting on Sept.26 for the lie%%, -111111 Ifigh School" French. "That is one of the to have to do Is figure out November, 1980 to April, 1981. .uiUet said, will be along the Interstate 4-SR 436 corridor reasons why the county corn- better, more efficient ways of over the plans for the new Rock Lake Middle School planned for eOflStrUCtk)tI Ili Lake Mary. Growth Meanwhile, Sheriff John Polk florthward. "We'll said population estimates currently under construction in Longwood. Mean- projections for Seminole indicate there'll be witch see mission, before I came on providing service," he said. Ognificant growth in the Lake board, pushed for the county "The people will not stand for completed by his dil-partment in while, the school board Is to open bids at the board more planning here over tile llext few years. Mary area and Sanford, and city governments in a large tax increase," French 1973 predicted Se1ninule would -principally in housing but also Seminole to prepare land use said, reiterating continual have 150,000-to-170,000 people detective division," Polk said. rate increases population Delegation ichairnum, Reps. l)-çot-oa, iSen. Clark Maxcll. in considerable commercial plans a year before other problems seen over the years by 1980. "By 1962 we will have "We have four new ones increases," Polk said. Robert Hattaway, D-Attunonte U- Eau thiflie was absent ) that and Industrial development," counties in the state had to do where a high rate of growth is to have 25 new deputies, 20 for coming on this year, all for road Gullet also told the members Springs and Bobby Brantley, Itroad patrol and five for the patrol. "Nomally the crime of Seminole's Legislative Longwood and Sell. John Voht, maintained. See SFMINOLE, Page 2A ~1 I percent a - ,, l k- .. . -- ' a 'Seminole will g - -. , - . soline • - - .'. - - - - • --. -- - - - '-. 5. - " area • - - -S. , . - •.', .. - J - - . - -. - I-.. - - . , Wi - i as Davis, Hall and Stahley tslóm inated For Judges h ip The nninations of Davis of Sanford, County Judge Wallace Hail of Lake Mary and Edward L. Stahley of Cocoa for appointment to the newly created circuit judgeship for the 18th judicial circuit— Seminole and Brevard counties — have been recommended to Guy. Bob Graham. torneys were recommended to the governor by a specially appointed judicial nominating Joe committee. Among the local personson that committee were attorneys Newimm Brock and Gary Massey and Mrs. Mary Lou McDonald of Sanford. Davis, 55, partner in the Sanford law of Stenstrom, Davis and Mcintosh was memberoftheFlom-jda Houseof Representatives in the 1960s and is currently- Altamonte Springs city attorney, a position he has held for thr past 21 years. He is also ciLy attorney firm A spokesman in Graham's officesaldiodaythegovernoris expected to announce his appointment to the office the first part of next week. The names of the three at- Weekly I THANKS FOR - . . -- - . . #U -- T&P 1V - Fifth graders of Woodlaide E1seotary School proudly display their V.S.flpasa larger'outsldeRag leptesestedhy Soith Seminole VFW Post 07 member.. Woodlands principal Harold Ileckesbach (center) accept. Old Glory from Commander Joe. Kiepposboeg (right) and patriotic In. structor LucUle MeClug (left). Safety patrol members Robert Sawtelle (bottom left) and Angels Half (bottom rlgbt)lóskos. the was hall, 42, a county judge for the past 11 years, having been appointed to the jost by then°" Kirk in 11)68, was bouiy associated with the law firm of Hutchison and lAfflCr. Lefiler was appointed to a circuit judgeship several ears ago and was subsequently elected. Stahley, 47, is a former u.S. attorney and was patronage chief for Kirk when lie was governor. JOE DAVIS - . nominated School Meetings discussed during the last school board meeting Sept. 19 which tasted till 2 a.m. As chairman of the school board Feather has the authority to call meetings whenever he deems necessary according to Feather and other school board members. According to Feather, regular Seminole County School Board Chairman Robert Feather is tired of long, twice-amonth meetings and will establish two additional meetings a month. Feather confirmed today the decision to hold weekly meetings. The matter was of Oviedo aad lonnerly Longwood city attorney. meetings will be called on the and third Wednesdays in addition to the second and fourth Wednesdays already established. The only Wednesday that the board will not be meeting will be if the month has a filth Wedn esday, Feather said. first "It's better to make decisions before 10 p.m." When he was chairman once before Feather initiated the four-times-amiionth meetings and remembe red the only tune meetings would last past 10 p.m. was during discussions of cornplicated zone lines. Until Procedures Are. thanged - - A d . :..:':.. •..,,jfl . , .•: 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. 9o.m.to6:30p. - ., J;• f:''v.Y.' •.. . :.r • - ; C • t. ' -: ":' •... -. 7 \ / ' ' ii •.'. ick ' "- .1 I : • - iiUPd her br.eba1lsotn bees.-,ft'$,thj rtgagiis1jvijUwoee) whim Mrs. .;i.-iflq'a ssty $u p.ymenta are mad. from an .v'i.'s' . • A1L'THEIA1YO(flJ. .'. - S - - •'- . -. - -. .• '.1: - irlilil 1, - -. t1ftJ itil LTfJ :" - -, iC tat. Kirk MS " - - '.Ib-........ ...... p4*: $lu,eeeep, ........ • .......... Weather ,. • .............. at.....-.... .............t -1Se ,..,. ....,* ............... M .. ----- ---.. — —•• -. h- --- -- - — -F' re-auction an Istee when ma'y of the bidikn have left. "I's a ,en-uI(esfieg', but U you're going to play the ottoplq bythsrvles*has.vertiny are,"-- - __ Gainer id - Kirk said the way to Mop the practke of - ==A 5..---.- - sad re-W*Iag at a much lovor tlgtum himself an hour --I-'--- - p - — On original bidder mm canceling his first bid 1 Al - - ____ 11 - - iatitsM reneging of the bid and Kirk's purchase of the how kr$5 as hour later was In no way planned. He said there woold net neid to be an agreement between himself and Kirk became Orligs County rvIes do not - - ' •••• isd an ls time and draws greater participation. Gainer &W he has withdrawn bids in the past, but says he does so became he doesn't have the cash Lo pay for the purchase after the auction. Orange County rules require the biddirtojy cob. ___ Gab its' dbia$1S,5 tAdonMrs. Dwiaway's home, his -5 - - bidders cancelling their first bid and back themselves or having somebody else come back an hour later with it lower bid would be to require bidders to post a deposit. If they withdrew their bid, they would lose their deposit under his proposal. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County Arthur Beckwith said situations similar to that involving Mrs. Dunaway "could not happen here." Beckwith said Seminole County procedures call for the bidder to make immediate payment following a sale. If the bidder does not pay, his bid is cancelled, the property is re-advertised and put up for sale weeks later. Kirk said he did not know what property he was buying when he purchased the Dunaway house. He said he got to the January auction late and asked If all the property had been sold. When he was told it had not all been sold and that some parcels would be coming up for hour later he made the first and only bid on the Dunaway property. When he contacted by Mrs. Dunaway he said he agreed tucancel the sale and did not make any money in the transaction. "I'm not going to be buying any other pieces downthere. Not until they change the rules," said Kirk. coming saves utnW,twitIIhoursaftarthe½'ko(th. (JUL'4 .' ;. ........-.-' - law 4olN that the UdMIUl bidder "iliaU make a - A - - - - AIL :- I - - -111110 _ci_--- - riiuljjiupproireitjrIsniciup I 13331776 - sale." The Law states that If a reasonable deposit is not received, the county clerk thall cancel the bid and sell the property the following day. "I'ddianythinglf we could geithat situation cleaned up in Orange County," Grlaadt said. Orange Coámty offk'iaIa contend the one-hour rule The practice of holding a second auction one hour after the first suction 13 peculiar to Orange Comity. According to Roy GrInsit pervisor for tax càltect$one of Florida Department of . Revenue, the practice, also is "dearly in violation of Mi'e law." -: FlOildi statatsi cify that the purdiaser of property at i táàsd asrt pi.ke payment immediately. The w* ad, iiith_tWJ; - '-i.. - . ___ J .-.; . ..{OUII1Jfl$311l2istMh10M 2l(1 1 thtlatrative fees, I ~-, '1 RAGW '? r - - • c." $4.Hwaitheonly bkkIee exceeding the ininlmuni bid ( $M.65 which was art to cover back taxes Itderest and ByGEOFF*EY POUNDS IlcraldS$aIf Wrilu' Saalos'd real estate broker W. L- . Kirk said he will again" péchais property at an OrMg. Cotity 'tax dead sutleoi' wiles auction prodders there are stat. law. ____ - - Kirk's name surfaced recently when an Orange County .ld to him at a tài. i ,, the .1. and 4'y voided lix ads *t $ Kirk auL -r Nra, P,th Dimalay, han rigainid - BANKING HOURS: t,1% I j . :' .- •• k OlIVE IN Ii '.. anfordBroer Won't' Buy At Auction Anymore am to 4 p.m. 9o.m.to6:30p. 9 LUIPY MUUK5: was -- - �NOTE Aawcr 4 191*71 OWL COKJZE / TJOAP OLP *r OF SEfocAo E 11 WEVAIF53)s Y, SEmpro ('I, 19 79 N El I I S ft S S i I t1' - a c. I 4 I - \ A 1 - • I 9 I / I',. 1. Ifr . - . ' -. - - . i • .... •1 ..•.'' , '. .. . --.- Al I ..\ / ' - .. •' •'. I- S T I — —, '?.... ( — — S do / ' - - - - - : - - , t • A - - . • m ' — ' ' .-. - a- • -- - •, I- - 'I / 4 Mll a -. 5 .. - ' r - - - _.,9,4t I' -r ': , • - - S '- •- it ..-, - S J / - a- ' ' , - I. - / - S I •1 :-• (a.. - S -'- _- -- S 5 S �Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents 72nd Year, No. 26—Thursday, September 20, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 In . East Central Region Seminole Pegged For High Growth By ' 82 By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer Seminole County will grow to a population of 200,000 in the next three years, a growth rate of about 25 percent, Cliff Guillet, executive director of the East Central Florida Regional Planning Council (ECHOIC), has told Seminole County legislators. Among the counties of Florida's east central region Seminole will experience the highest percentage of growth, Guillet said. But a high rate of growth is not unusual for Seminole County, according to The Council Quarterly, winter 1979 edition published by the ECFRPC. Between the 1950 and io decades, Seminole more than doubled its population from 26,883 to 53,947. From 1980 to lglO the population grew by 60 percent to 83,692 and in the intervening nine years since the 1970 decade opened the county's population has nearly doubled again to 165,045. The major growth areas, Guillet said, will be along the Interstate 4-SR 436 corridor northward. "We'll see significant growth in the Lake Mary area and Sanford, principally in housing but also in considerable commercial and industrial development," Gullet said. "Seminole will grow simply because of the attractiveness of the area. "More attention will be paid to multiple-family housing apartments and condominiums) because demand is going to be- for lower cost housing. Multi-family housing means reduc# A land and development costs," he said "Whether apartment will be built trepreneurs however," Guillet said. Will Seminole County be 'Seminole will row simply iL ecause 0 ui attractiveness , of the area ready by 1982 to provide service for the predicted 40,000 citizens who will be moving here? "We have been preparing for sometime," said County Commission Chairman Bob French. "That is one of the reasons why the county conimission, before I caine on board, pushed for the county and city governments in Seminole to prepare land use plans a year before other counties in the state had to do It." And, French said, he believes the 200,000 population estimate by 1982 may be a little low. "That would be a growth rate of only eight percent a year," he said. "There is no way to stop growth in the county. De i..omm ss on has rezoned hundreds of lots for sub divisions and builders have many these lots sold already. don't kzrnsv where all these people are working to make these house payments, congasoline and food, "I think Seminole County is now the 10th largest county in the state. Our economy is much more stable and we are better prepared for this growth than the county was in 1970," French said. lie added the county has an excellent staff and a fiveyear capital improvements program in preparation for the growth. "I think we have done as much as we can do with the tax base we have. One of the main things the commission is going to have to do is figure out better, more efficient ways of providing service," he said. "The people will not stand for a large tax increase," French said, reiterating continual problems seen over the years where a high rate of growth Is maintained, IlIi "!uIl'!• 1k' said the major problem :'4 ' • with growth is that new homeowners do not begin to pay property taxes for 18 months to two years after they move into those homes. "As soon as they move into hoines they begin demanding services they are not paying for. That is a major job for everyone to combat and IF IF 6 we never catch up The only way to catch up would be if VVV U' everything stopped and nothing was built. "During that 18-month to twoyear period, everyone is paying . for the services for the new v 1; people. It is an advantage to '. ;' them and a disadvantage tothe rest of us. The state Legislature ' '-. , . . is the only body that can change that," French said. -. An example of what French is ' • talking about is: Suppose a new . faintly moved into a newly built .' . .I .•• .•. • J( • . I home in April, 1979. If eon/••••.. - . struction on the home was not substantially completed before Jan. 1, full value on the home could not be assessed until Jan. 1, 1980 and property taxes for b the Improved property would Herald Photo by Torn Vincent I. not be paid until the period of Seminole Sc hool Superintendent iiiiamyer, ted, November, 1980 to April, 1981. and School Board Chairman Robert G. Feather look meeting on Sept. 26 for the new 111111 high School Meanwhile, Sheriff John Polk over the plans for the new Rock Lake Middle School planned for construction in Lake Mary. Growth said population estimates currently under construction in Longwood. Mean- projections for Seminole indicate there'll be much completed by his department in while, the school board is to open bids at the board more planning here over the next few years. 1973 predicted Semu'ule would have 150,000-to-170,000 people detective division," Polk said. rate increases as population Delegation (chairman, Hoops. 1)-Cocoa, 'Sen. Clark Maxwell. by 1980. "By 1982 we will have "We have four new ones increases," Polk said. Hobert Ilattaway, D-Altammmoute U- Eau Gallic was absent) that to have 25 new deputies, 20 for coining on this year, all for road Guillet also told the members Springs and hobby Brantley, Hroad patrol and five for the patrol. "Normally the crime of Seminole's Legislative Longwood and Sen. John Vogt, See SEMINOLE, Page 2A Davis, Hall and Stahley .1 IL .w1Iw Nominated For' 'Judgeship . The nominations of Joe Davis of Sanford, County Judge Wallace Hall of Lake Mary and Edward L. Stahley of Cocoa for appointment to the newly created circuit judgeship for the 15th judicial circuit— Seminole and Brevard counties — have been recommended to Gov. Bob Graham. :'-.•-' - ' • ' A spokesman In Graham's office said today the governor is expected to announce his ap. polntment to the office the first part of next week. r' .• The names of the three at- ..•.; x 'J' ' THANKS FOR ia ra FLAG OUR . .• -- ev JOE DAVIS .. . nominated Weekly School Meetings '' •.'' torneys were recommended to of Oviedo and was formerly the governor by a specially Longwood city attorney. appointed judicial nominating Hall, 42, a county judge for committee. Among the local persons on that committee were the past 11 years, having been attorneys Newman Brock and appointed to the Ix)st by thenGary Massey and Mrs. Mary Gov. Claude Kirk in 1068, was formerly associated with the Lou McDonald of Sanford. law firm of Hutchison and Davis, 55, partner in the Leffler. Leffler was appointed Sanford law firm of Stenstrom, to a circuit judgeship several Davis and McIntosh was a years ago and was submember of the Florida House of sequently elected. Representatives in the 1960S and is currently Altamonte Stahley, 47, is a former U.S. Springs city attorney, a position attorney and was patronage he has held for the past 21 chief for Kirk when he was years. He is also city attorney governor. '.. Filth graders of the Woodlands Eleaeátary School proudly display their U.S. flags as a larger outside flag Is presented by South Seminole VFW Post 07 members. Woodlands principal Herold Heckenbach (center) accepts Old Glory from Commander Joe Kloppenborg (right) and patriotic instructor Lucille McClung (left). Safety patrol members Robert Sawtelle (bottom left) and Angela Huff (bottom right) look on. Until Procedures Aretha'nqed Seminole County School discussed during the last school meetings will be culled on the Board Chairman Robert 'board meeting Sept. 19 which first and third Wednesdays in Feather Is tired of long, twice-a- lasted till 2a.ni. As chairman of addition to the second and month meetings and will the school board Feather has fourth Wednesdays already establish two additional the authority to call meetings established. meetings a month. whenever he deems necessary The only Wednesday that the Feather confirmed today the according to Feather and other board will not be meeting will decision to hold weekly school board members. be if the month has a filth meetings. The matter was According to Feather, regular Wednesday. Feather ••• said "It's better to imiake uccisions before 10 P.111." When he was chairman once before Feather initiated the four-times-a. month meetings and rentembered the only time meetings would last past 10 p.m. was during discussions of cornplicated zone hines. Sanford Broker Won't Buy At Auction Anymore ByGEOFFIIEY POUNDS . Hd8ldfWrIter Sanford real estate broker W. 11-Kirk said he will -"never again" purchase property at an Orange County tax deed auction unless auction woceduires there are brought into compliance with state law. Kirk's name surfaced recently when an Orange County • -•. woman found her $18,000 home had been sold to him at fI $0. Kirk subsequently voided the oak and We woman, Mrs Elizabeth Dunaway, has regained . possession of her three-bedroom hooss throh which Mrs. i 1078, time a 0 - ) .1 S - Dunaway's property tax pymemts are made from an ,,erow wend, nketedto pay $11S.12intz.s owed oo the ho.sllmeerror was nddacoveredaadthlWl the taz tlflcategnthshoenawasaold.Whenthspucdsaasrwas cer paid theb.cktaxei, with lotere$, in the aw, the pssi Of hocedlfloute ps two-yser - 1 - ____ 00 f .. - mortgage.-company .1 S $4.Hewasthe only bidder exceeding themlnlmwn bid 0(1421.65 which was set to cover back taxes, Interest and admlnlatrativefees. • . The practice of holding a second auction one hour after the first auction Is peculiar to Orange County. According to Roy Grissett , supervisor for tax collections of the Florida Department of Revenue, the practice also is "dearly In violation of state law." Florida da&otea ecUy that the purchaser of property at a in deed auction make payment immediately. The law states that the successful bidder "shall make a resaon.Ie deposit within 24 hours after the dosing of the Dsslimg Orange (dy tax deed aucthem.In Janssey, 'a, eedto JIM C. GAW It. Mrs '- Wider Park. He bid $11,000, * be sever paid it, ,hewtthdrew his bid and an hour later Kirk bid - • • - ida T y • • •. *rssdfl.CIsek.........- 4* __ - • • • •., Dr. Lamb ..................21 ....................1$ ...................U . .....................5* .:................ 21 (JURSELV0 .............. 11 Cl aw..ed .................2$ Sped ..................... $,0* . ij 4* TkvW 0M Abby . ................. Weather ,................ --•- --• ................. 21 ** - sale." The law states that If a reasonable deposit is not recetved, the county clerk shall cancel the bid and sell the property the following day. "I'd do anything if we could get that situation cleaned up in Orange County," Grlasett said. Orange County officials contend the one-hour rule saves tune and draws greater participation. Gainer said he has withdrawn bids in the past, but says he does so because he doesn't have the cash to pay for the purchase after the auction. Orange County rules require the bidder to pay cash. Gainer Dwmaway'shou,e, his subsetpmsnt rumeglng of the bid and Kirk's purchase of the ti for $8 an hour later was In no way planned. He said Owe would not reed toeanagreemgbetween himself and Khk became Orange County rules do not preves*U1gna bidder from canceflnghis first tgd and MbiddiAg.81 a much lower figure himself an hour Litit when many of the bidders have "ft's a rotten situation, but if the game You've got toPlalf by the nales whatever they are," said Gainer. Gainer and Kirk uid the way to stop thiepracticeof you' re going to play bidders cancelling their first bid and coming back themselves or having somebody else come back all hour later with a lower bid would be to require bidders to post a deposit. If they withdrew their bid, they would lose their deposit under his proposal. Clerk of the Circuit Court for Seminole County Arthur Beckwith said situations similar to that involving Mrs. Dunaway "could not happen here." Beckwith said Seminole County procedures call for the bidder to make ilnuiediate payment following a sale. If the bidder does not pay, his bid is cancelled, the property is re-advertised and put up for sale weeks later. Kirk said he did not know what property he was buying when he purchased the Dunaway house. He said he got to the January auction late and asked if all the property had been sold. Whn he told it had not all been sold and that some parcels would be coming up for re-auction an hour later he made the first and only bid on the Dunaway was property. Yäien he by Mrs. Dunaway he said he agreed to cancel the sale and did not make money In the "I'm not going to be buying any other pieces down' there. Not until they change the rules," said Kirk. was contacted any transaction. I -.L& ,,3..ç .C.. •."4i:. S -. .•t' ----'-- ft �!iEvenInQ Herald, Sanford, Fl. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursd.Y. Sept. lo.1WI WORLD IN BRIEF Soviet Troop Issue At Delicate, Decisive Stage WASHINGTON UPI - The talks between Secretary of State Cyrus Vance and Soviet Ambassador Anatoly L)obrynin on the issue of Russian troops In Cuba are reported to be reaching "a delicate and decisive stage." Today's scheduled meeting at the State Department is the fifth in the series that began after the department announced U.S. intelligence had confirmed the presence of a Soviet combat brigade in Cuba. Senate Foreign Relations Committee Chairman Frank Church, who has been kept informed of the progress of the negotiations, said Wednesday the talks were at a "delicate and decisive stage." Other Senate sources, also regularly informed on the negotiations, said, "They are progressing slowly, just plugging away at it." "The Soviets recognize that it is in their interests to find a solution to the problem, because the SALT II treaty hangs in the balance," one Senate source said. However, the source said: "They're suspicious and the Soviets are still inclined to think the U.S. administration thought up the whole thing. They have a hard time believing that U.S. intelligence didn't detect the combat troops earlier." W oman Cla'i'ms Rape, Man Following Het ByGARRY GRAU Seminole County deputies a brown and white part quarter and Morgan horse along with a nanny goat was last seen in their pasture at Harrison Road in Geneva at 2:30 p.m. Monday. Miss Sorrentino reported to police at 1:28 p.m. Wednesday both animals were missing. Herald Stall Writer Greg Yoder, 28, of Maitland pass a forged prescription in subject agreed to a searthf her vehicle and inside o(. er said an unidentified person Sanford and upon searching her broke the letters and signs at car found a bottle of narcotic purse in the car a bottle containing several Demerol pills, a Name Brand Service, 550 N. pills. The police said Judith L. controlled substance, were U.S. Highway 17-92. The sign is owned by Jayco %tarner, 42, of Miami was found. M'. Warner's bond of $5,0 Signs and damage was put at allegedly observed at R p.m. Monday attempting to pass a was not reduced and she'ws $27.88. WfltCA i nut r.g forged nreserir)tion at Eckerd still in Seminole County Jail Wednesday afternoon pending a Sanford Police observed a Drugs in the Sanford Plaza. According to police the court appearance. woman allegedly attempting to A 22-year-old Winter Springs woman told Seminole County Sheriff's deputies she was raped Wednesday afternoon. The woman said she allowed the man to enter her home when sne tflOUflL IL was her brother. SLIDING DOOR According to the deputies the found in Geneva Wednesday SWIPED intruder kicked the victim two with seven credit cards, at pair Between 5 p.m. Monday and 7 or three times In the stomach of keys, and a one-pound Bank a.m. Tuesday a sliding glass and then raped her. of England note inside, door was taken front a Sanford , Burke Hughey, 54, Geneva home under construction. After the rapist left, the Lake, Geneva Road discovered Cynthia Picard, 27, 731 S. woman went to Florida North the safe near an old railroad Wytnore Road, Altamonte Hospital with a neighbor. grade, Osceola Road, Geneva Springs reported to Sanford After work Wednesday, the just past the Seminole County police the door valued at $120 woman was leaving her job Gun and Archery Club en- was removed from an tinwhen she said she saw the trance, according to Seminole finished structure at 107 rapist following her. She went County deputies. Wildwood Drive, Sanford. Ms. back to her place of work and Picard is a sales person for rode with a fellow employee to HORSE AND GOAT THEFT complete Interiors, Inc., 149 another address where she A horse and goat valued at Hidden Lake Drive, Sanford reported the sexual battery and $1,500 was taken from a Geneva which owns the building. trailing incident to the sheriff's pasture between Monday and SIGNS DAMAGED department. Wednesday afternoon. Someone took 33 numbers and SAFE FOUND Debbie Sorrentino, 19, 370 letters off a portable sign in An abandoned grey safe was Third St. of Chuluota told Maitland and broke each one. :.: '•, ':'T'' I S a 1h MOSCOW (UP!) - Elizabeth Taylor's visit to the Middle East this week has been likened to the troop entertaininent extravaganzas staged in Vietnam by the USO. The official Tass news agency said Wednesday, "Washington had instructed Miss Taylor to perform a new role - that of an advocate of the makers of the deal which in fact represented a sellout of the Arab world." Miss Taylor stopped in Cairo for a film festival and then went to Jerusalem. She met the leaders of both countries. But Tass apparently didn't think much of Miss Taylor's performance. "It is hardly likely that Miss Taylor's cooing will prove of any assistance to the participants in the separate deal," Tass said, referring to the Israel-Egypt peace treaty. Russians Return Books MOSCOW (UP!) - The lad of seven books confiscated by Soviet customs officers from the personal belongings of New York Times' correspondent Anthony Austin were returned Wednesday, the newsman said. Among the books were works of dissident Alexander Solzbenitsyn. Austin said six English-language books were given back Tuesday and the seventh, a Russian-language book, was returned Wednesday by the Foreign Ministry. He said the ministry, in returning the books, emphasized that they were prohibited under customs regulations banning the import of anti-Soviet material and dressed they were being returned as an exception to that rule. The books were among personal belongings shipped in June to Moscow, where Austin was assuming the position of correspondent for The New York Times. HOSPITAL NOTES SIMINOLI MEMORIAL HOSPITAL 5.0. $1. 1919 ADMISSIONS Sanford: Charlie Boll At-chic McCormick Nancy L. Scott Harry Whitten Isabell Br.ntattsr, Mary Martin Z. Tolomlo, Dettona Marie Truax, DeIton* Sarah Tucker, Orange City Clifford Brown, Geneva Janet E. Box, O•JHn Robert Gatchal, Winter SM. DISCMAIGIS Sanford: Richard Boyd Louis Brundig. Edward B. Burns Tamara R. Chambers AdilIn•Ghsrt Cherile Henderson Geneva Herring Violet McLaughlin MICbII Pharis Guy Strickland Rotund H. Tlliman Roger Spiwk, Dary Lucy D. Sylvester, DeNry Frank AlIhousi, Deltons Harry Armoisky, Deltina Hsnsry $yØei, Ositona Ella J. Dickin, Orang City Raymond Cot-Il, DeLand Curtis Crawford, Orlando Eleonor Book., Titusville BIRTHS Sanford this Welborn, a girl Thursday. September 10. me—Vol. 72. No, 36 Pwkllibed Daily sod haley, ~ Saturday W The siafoid seraw, iac., -N. Frseok Ave.. Ssa*d, Pie. 3.771. Now Class risfops 11,11111110 1011091`4 PforMs 13771 Ifomo Deilveryt Wilk tItaNj Mass., $3.3., 6 mrs.. UMI Vast-, 511* By Mallz Week SLWg Meeik, 11.31,1 flrl., Ssl.iss Veer, kilt Teachers' Strike Could Cost $50 Million Aid - - UNITED PRESS INTERNATIONAL The teachers' strike that has kept 213, Detroit students out of their classroom could end up coding the ichool district over $50 million in state aid. Over one-fourth of all the students affected by about 55 i(tachers strikes in 12 states are in the Detroit public dool system. " There are another 59,000 affected students in San 'iancisco, where the outlook was at least a li ttle brighter .tIay. ; Iementary schools in San Francisco were to open :t1aY even though the teachers walkout was continuing. :Bçth sides met in intensive bargaining sessions Wed:misday under orders from Mayor Dianne Feinstein, who cf she would enter negotiations personally If there were : rd settlement in sight. -' 2n Detroit, the two sides were not talkin g. Jinesfown Scribe Sues FCC Ah CHAPEL HILL, N. C. (UP!)— A man writing a book bout the mass suicide last November at Jonesville, :Iuyana, has asked that the Federal Communications (ommissjon be forced to release tapes monitoring con#iersations between Jonestown and the People's Temple in .an Francisco. Attorneys for James Reston Jr., an English lecturer at he University of North Carolina, filed the suit Tuesday in V. S. District Court In Washington. Denise Leary of Chapel Hill, an attorney for Hasten, )ald the FCC had made the tapes after hearing that the Jim Jones' two groups were using ham radios to do business with each other. That's a violation of FCC rules. Worldwide attention focused on Jonesto wn last f all 'w)ón hundreds of persons to ok their own lives a few days :.ftir Rep. Leo Ryan, I)Calif., and a reporter were fatally h4 foll owing an Investigation of the area. •1 - ' •1 ( 2oI the Greater Gotham Business Council. housing and other assistance offered by the federal government. Alabama Power Co. spokes- : man Ed Crosby said the FLAGSHIP lsphr's.vhgs PER ANNUM 0, PAYABLE S 1/ 14 iO QUARTERLY Carter Semi-Optimistic 4yr MW.Monsy c.dmcu,s WASHINGTON (UP!)— President Carter expects the j1.lon to face economic difficulties for the rest of the year uI into 1980, but thinks "we're headed In the right diection," his spokesman says. '; 'ress secretary Jody Powell gave reporters an e$enUaUy downbeat economic forecast Wednesday, :4ing "I don't know" how it would affect Carter's :j4Iucal future. ; Put he said "anyone who suggests a dramatic magic pill .I doubt the American people will swallow this." Vatican Employees To Form A Union? EDDING SET! REACHES NEW HIGH AT.... 3 sate Rep. Fran Canton accepts certificate of appreciation from Sanford Kiwanis Club President Jack Weible after making a speech to the club at Wednesday's Ladies Day luncheon meeting in Sanford Civic Center. INCLUDING F SAVINGS INTEREST : : LEGISLATOR APPRECIATED Bill Learn of the Rca (ross state area. said 7,975 had familes applied Learn said the lIed Cross hil for assistance as of Tuesday. fielded 1,1(X) calls Iroiti persons and 20,000 meals w ere dis- asking for information about pensed that day in the three- relatives and friends. for loans, grants, temporary "WASHINGTON (UP!)— Airlines that operate DC-Os :subject to a Federal Aviation Administration inspection order say most of their planes have been checked and are back in the air today with little disruption in service. )1Ie FAA Issued an air-worthiness directive Wednesday oenIng visual Inspections of the rear pressure bulkheads :obfl U. S. DC-Os similar to the Mr Canada jet that lost a cone over the Atlantic Ocean new Boston Monday. be directive applied specifically to models without : srways under the rear of the planes, and only to those pnes that have undergone more than 15,000 landings. The manufacturer, McDonnell Douglas, said the order :a*cted 272 of t he 883 DC-Os currently in service In the Uted States. Herald Pk.Is by Jane Casus*erry damage to electrical equipment "At this point it may be a t'pciied 20 disaster service was more serious than first street by street operation and centers in the three Gulf coastal believed and said it might be repairs are going very sloly," states of Alabama, Mississippi several weeks before some he said. and Florida, Much took the The Red Cross in Mobile hi'tmt of the hurricane. areas had power again. center." Doyle estimated 30,000 people In the coastal area would apply :Most DC-9s Back In Sky . , Disas ter Centers Swamped "Waiting In line will not speed things up," said Arthur Doyle, Who Is coordinating the federal centers, "I would suggest they wait a few days to come to the '4 '7- Thousands Flee Houston Area today. - -. - Nearly half of the population of coastal areas still was without power Wednesday and most schools remained closed - ) ..z'• Homes were being evacuated in the path of the 50-a re li, x canyon fire in Simisi Valley on the northern outskirts of thu IA'' Angeles area. Four houses w ere destroyed and six firefighters injured LA the 6,800-acre Chili Bar fire near Placerville in the northern pai of (he state, but officials began alloing 300 pennlc mio had ts.!t hoiiie to return as the fire as 80 percent contained. plicants Wednesday. The crowds prompted officials to ask that only people with immediate needs come to the centers and that people with damage claims that can wait stay away. ' NEW YORK (UPI)— City Comptroll er Harrison Goldin ' says the city sho uld consider promoting its gay corn;nunity as a tourist attraction along with Chinatown, Att1e Italy and the Statue of Liberty. Your role In the city's economic recovery is a large rnë," Goldin said in a speech before a gay business group. It might make sense dollars and cents - to in clude gay community in the national promotion of New York -iéy, along with Chinatown, Little Italy, the Statute of Ltherty and the Empire State Building," the comptroller '.' - ('Owit). HOUSTON (UPI) - ThouMonday probably would not let coastal cities into virt ual continental Airport as shut between Friendswooij and Web''It looks like ert' going ti sands of coastal residents from up until midday today. islands. do w n. nere ordered evacuated as be in for some real problems for ster Houston's sprawling suburbs to More than 10 Red Cross In Harris and Galveston Sons.' of the orst hit-areas were those in the Nassau Bay it long c,hilt','' said HoustonGalveston fled their homes shelters were set up late counties alone, 25 subdivisions en' the hlotLstt'n suburbs of area who were affected by( Harris 'otuity. ('ivil Defense overnight, some In boats with Wednesday to handle displaced were ordered e'vaeuated in the' Alvin and league City %ht're up Tropical Storm Claudette. The Director John help of National Guard- residents leaving their homes fourth wave of heavy flooding to I .000 i t'sidcnts iii five sub- bas was rising by 4 to 5 inches Already this year. H ouston amen, in anticipation of a fourth with the aid of the guardsmen that has plagued the Houston (ilvisioti'. (kit rising ,tier in an hour, officials said. and the south Texas coast na day of steady rains, and civil defense officials, area this year. hots and National Guard Officials said hundreds of had the w orst flooding i Some bays and waterways At least 98 toads crc truck.-, ttatto' was reported in motorists trying to get home iiicmnor. In April, the sprin: were reportedly rising 4 to 5 No deaths or injuries have reported closed in the Houston sollie League City and Urazoria during rush hour Wednesday rains were the worst in 21) ye'ar. Inches an hour and forecasters been reported in the flooding, area, including the Matagorda ('uunt hiomt's. had to abandon their cars on and in July. (laudette dutmipt said the thunderstorms that considered the worst in drawbridge, and the west enNear the Johnson Space roads that were curb-to-curb up to :10 inches of rain in soin, have plagued south Texas since memory, that has turned trance of the Houston Inter- CetiteF, all i'esittcnts living water, areas. MOBILE, Ala, (UPI) Federal disaster assistance centers, opening for the first time since Hurricane Frederic hit the Alabama coast one week ago, were swamped with ap- 4Y. Gays Good Tourism? S FLOODING,,* HURRICANE: I ',.1 Liz In Mideast Irks Tass - ' ; "i'; :-' ikt epidemic of tires. 'One more fire and e're in real trouble," Hahn said "Never mind about another fire," said Janice I.ttoti Of the state lkpartmnent of Forestry. 'We're doing a juggling act fighting the ones got right UO%, and the resources ere juggling are shming signs flear." Elsewhere: Six homes were lost to the Eag l e fire in Santh Rrtare — S '. Young Blasts U.S. Policy DAKAR, Senegal (UP!) Andrew Young said today it is "ridiculous" for the United States not to talk with Palestinian representatives and just as ill-advised for Arab and African states to ignore Israel. The U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, on a tour of African nations before leaving his post, said on his arrival in Senegal he has no detailed formula for peace in the Middle East but has been speaking out "frankly" about failings of the present course. Young, who is leaving the Carter administration because of his unauthorized meeting with a Palestine Liberation Organization official, said it Is "not useful and even ridiculous for the United Stato not to talk with Palestine and just as ridiculous for the Africans and Arabs to Ignore Israel." NATION IN BRIEF 13107Pq ThrP_nfP_n P tim,04Z --—ww U •UU I II VENTURA, Calif. UP!) Firefighters battled at least 16 Wifl(IS WC(h1CSdiy afternoon shoved the flarnis east to ard Santa brush fires covering more than 90,000 acres throughout California Paula. today. Residents fled threatened homes and fire authorities Firefighters prepared a Iastditch fight in Aliso Cari'.on. six worried that their forces were stretched to the breaking point. miles west of Santa Paula. but the inds ceased and the eastward Erratic winds whipped the flames in first one direction, then spread of the fire fell a miole short of the canyon. another, troubling firefighters drawn from 28 states as fur Two firefighters were injured. One suffered second and third away as Pennsylvania and Louisiana w ho baked in terndegree burns and as hospitalized, Mille another broke his tot'. peratures of 90 to I® degrees and more. The rapidly shifting night winds the "sundov.ners" of the On the scene of the most serious fire, a force of 700 itien and Southern California coast aggravated the problem of (.onwomen labored to hold back a 20,000-acre reservoir of flames tabiing the fire, still classified as out of control. from the coastal city of Ventura and the nearby towns of Ojai and "At this rate, we'll be fighting this thing at this tune next Santa Paula. week," lamented a tired firefighter as the blaze again reversed The fire, about 60 miles up the coast from Los Angeles, direction." damaged one house, several outbuildings and vehicles, and With 3,000 firefighters battling at least three major blazes damaged about 85 acres of citrus groves, including trees covering about 45,(n acres in lA)S Angeles County, County bulldozed to make a fire break. Supervisor Kenneth Hahn signed a counts disaster declaration, It blazed out of brush-covered hills to the edge of the Ventura 1k said County Fire Chief Clyde l3ragdon had ariied him all city limits and hundreds of homes were evacuated before shifting available firefighting resources had been committed in the s.eek--- . Earthquake Jolts Italy NORCIA, Italy I UPI -The most intense earthquake to strike Italy in three years rumbled along the Italian peninsula from north of Rome to Naples, killing at least five people and sending thousands fleeing into the streets. A hundred aftershocks shook central Italy into the early morning hours today and rescue crews picked through the rubble of collapsed houses In search of more possible victims. Police said at least five people were known dead, three in the village of San Marco and two more in the village of Chiavano di Cascia, both near the Umbrian hilltop town of Norcia, 75 miles northeast of Rome. Scores more suffered minor injuries when their homes collapsed. FIRE90 Brush Thursday, Sept. 20, 1979-3A Rate changes monthly $1,000 minimum 60086 Mo..y Msik.t Csrtlflcsts Rat, changes weakly I $10,000 minimum ftc r. it REG. $259. ,Cancer Argument Brewing LONDON (UP!) - Strikes in 120,000 workers are affected. payments while fighting for Europe have shut down every"It's a disaster," said one of better wages. thing from newspapers to ports 11,000 workers locked out of a Employees of The Times to television networks, and even Rolls-Royce plant Wednesday. newspaper in London have been the Vatican workers are threat. "It's a kick in the guts and the on strike for 11 months, and ening to get Into the act by workers aren't pleased." another walkout has shut down forming a union. Union leader Archie Wynn, a the top-rated televslon station Rolls-Royce employee for 50 for six weeks. Some 3,000 Vatican em- years, said "The Germans in Dockworkers earning at least ployees sent a letter to Pope World War I tried their damin. John Paul II this week UYIfl8 dod to shut down this factory. $11 an hour at t they were dIssatisfied with They failed. But the W79 Rolls' in ' i O. land, working conditions and pay. Royce management have Leon on a wildcat strike , They said they decided to fom for more than a month aunlon — theftrutlnVatjcan A survey by the Dradner refusing to accept two agree. history. Bank In Frankfurt this week ments announced by their The move is a logical CI shows British workers earn the union. tension of the everyday labor lowest salaries of employees in In Portugal, another arbor situation in Europe, when A the top 10 Western industrial strike ended Wednesday when seemingly endless string of countries. Transportation Ministry olfistrikes and Faced with that fact English dais agreed to consider overpides" has recently hit e- workers would often rather time demands by dockworkers gland, Portugal and the walk a picket line and Collect lo who shut down the northern Netherlands. percent of their pay through Portuguese port complex of In England alone, more IIWI union and social security Oporto for 10 days. ASHINGTON (UP!)— Both the Food and Drug .4zinistrauon and American brewers say small amounts cancer-causing agent found in beer should eventually liminatet the meantim e, according to the FDA, the problem t big enough for beer drin kers to seek other ways to qinch their thirst. 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DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director ' —'c-- J Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.06; Year, $43.00. By Malt: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $17.00. The Clock SALT II Shot Full f I I Even ddofflc1alagot s1eyafter1 a. at the last Seminole County School Board meeting darting at 7:30 p.m. Sept. 12. Qiairman Robert Feather said he will dart calling a meeting once a week Instead of twice a month. Feather slouching lower and lower in his chair as the meeting dragged on and on was tired. He recalled how, when he was previously chairman ol the school board the mesthigs won held weft and usually ended by 10 p.m. He said he knew of no reason why a weekly meeting would not allow everybody at the meetings, (parents, students, teachers, school administrators, news medial) to get bOrne at a decent time. The last meeting this mouth continued to 2 am. As the night went on people got more irritable. The parents who were there to proud their dudeds not Around CUSPS 41280) By GARRY GRAU In guierat, the tone of the meeting was controlled. The pubes Involved be ft administrators, parents, or school board members, to the drowsy offsets as the meeting continued but all tried to remain alert and re.onable. Feather, however, summed up the feelings of the groupwhen he noted the lateness of the hour and the need to shorten meetings, perhaps with a weekly schedule. getting bused to school cnplaln.d about the iateesofthe hoorand Its.ffsda on the board. One pareàt said saw his preisi*MIon, he thought Feather was "Sitting up there asleep," and his coup being deliberately delayed so that some would get discouraged and go home. Gene Grooms, executive dirsetor of the Seminole Education Association, blamed the order of agenda W the tidy parents. Grooms said the parents should coene up first In the agenda and not toward the at Grooms P?pIiled the superintendent of school aumommcornentstothe board ahouldbslastonthe agenda "since he gets paid so much." School Superintendent William Layer jokingly reptlsd he did get paid well, "not elaborately, but well," layer said. C9 I Ralph Ray, public Information officer for Seminole Cody Schools, Is anzloiaiy awaiting news of how Seminole students did on the American Collage Testing Program (ACT) and the Scholastic A$Ituds Test (UT) Id school year. According to Ray, Seminole County students improved where the nation declined In 1977.78 THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 20 Seminole County School Board member Roland Williams will meet with SPICE (Seminole Parents Involved In Children's Education), 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. American Association of Retired Persons meeting, A strategic arms "limitation" treaty that allows the development of even more modern anddestructive weapons is a contradiction in terms. SALT II treaty is replete with such contradictions, notably in those provisions that permit vast increases in the destructive power of the Soviet Union's land-based intercontinental ballistic missile force. The Carter administration seeks to obscure this reality under a cloud of comforting assertions. Thus, the State Department's formal, written defense of SALT II proclaims: "SALT II will place limits on the race to improve existing strategic weapons and build new and more sophisticated systems - the so-called qualitative arms race. For the period of the treaty, for example, each nation will be permitted only one new type of Intercontinental ballistic missile (ICBM). . . . " At best, this unqualified assertion is a half-truth. At worst, it might be judged a deliberate distortion of the practical effects of the treaty's actual terms. While it is true that Article IV, Paragraph 9 of the treaty states that each side is permitted only one new ICBM, the subsequent definition of what constitutes a "new" ICBM is, In the words of Lt. Gen. Edward L. Rowny, the Pentagon's chief representative at the SALT negotiations, "so loosely drawn that during the life of the treaty it will not effectively preclude the USSR from developing and deploying more than one new type i Pi'iV Keep Youth Programs Inc. In-service meeting for volunteers, 7 p.m., First Federal of Seminole, SR 434, Longwood. Speaker-Grace Kehrer. - - •i_ The Feds r Out Of It _____ . PC ______ _____________ I. ......................... V;' I _____ . - ___ ___ _____ _____ ____ ____ ____ ___ • restrictions on "modernization" of existing missiles? The only plausible explanation is that the Soviets plan to deploy their fifth-generation ICBMs under the guise of modernizing existing missiles. BERRY'S WORLD . • . . •, . .,• • - . .• icu"russy uniusiur tku*- "4* ueida thalrcolls.me _as. Icerby ales. theuein 307$, That Is tins co1des Of a 1u.#l.al the P" du p. ---- za sueeeruusme,s.Ietatlesst..psrk * Molds X" V Mar ha— --L. M ----v to 10 the cede - • -k" '- .•,, '.. . sihur pusieu. Muapa,, hedlengpet 1 ceei'I ripen prepared per Sea. Mis en r1J --1Msl, of miNi Nksw beg eesvoit theW I. asgamtr,tobl, cutok tide geeg of d re badides in Ow =_ Uther1jds pip_ Ilee the -r laws. eeadadieg ffve — of ceueelty esue,vitk ft ,90serue,toW 'prices. - -. Ofsueifth -- s' I, they R. Healisa "The actual carTed Price - (if cells)." the J Valdem of I cell. arcI •rid cedu I the dUes r--- Of tIm durtp cey that *141 r.jeiti "Is priulmMsly deubis th -i sat. -:•. ohm 1b ui s to , tell u boileatvhthskIiui1oal pr1os thedesdelermeieperpsadpidby let * hIntid by bid. adrmL.I'" a 4_by , to r " IW..J • j - •• • _ supply the rr the riput says, in t "ceffs,e ,nail* am " ms afties Is. MW ___ J 'i a " ' -- .•. VM 4,a.'tgstodsJ of ths IId • prIses.itcl." - Ameeio. wu,Id up hrths oe - .adt JieverdsWe,rnj 'Nu*adsIds ..1y S'I *.gl p 1- . as$hpu flsuuxds 111111111111111111 111*1 . . . • • . • . burns to the firefi,:lttei I ••.; wui - FRIDAY, 8EPIMBER 30 itpr-pai- t-d for tutut-t liazai-. I'it-_ ti titlt-iit lit- di-paitnitetit t%ill be a him: t'a ii ac-uI suits to protect __ -- ,!It j... -. I - . I •' . . :.- 14 •- V crpU :t inw I Ma I cul dikiII,, ih lid dV'up' 'h1p ds Id lais . :. , toaaus 11. II*i'aus. dsplss uset rp.le.Sd ds, • vations. S • • - " ''.La .. - 4 • p , . € -- - --- . --. . , to I aust- year years eM. - - . . C- Nd - led iL"7jgr- 904-734-1076 - h--- SOS E. FIRST ST. 322.8855 SANFORD 'The First helps I - •-- I 1' __ - • - - ---- - • - . . • - - .- S.-- - n1plete PC. Set 14 S • S COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP plece beautiful leather look Navgahydo combined with durable Nerculon. It features mix and match reversible cushions and heavy solid weed frames. 7 "a MONDAY OCTOBER $ INCLUDES: Sofa, chair, rocker, ot. teman, 2 solid wood end tables and 1 Sealer 4Iuas tour for 30 days to Southwest. Leave Caseelbenry, $ tm., lasde, pick VP at Sanford Civic Center, 1$ a.n. Carry beg limdn for first lunch step. tithe table. Lovseeat only $ft. Similar To Illustration 1VAY,OCTOz COMPARABLE PRICE '599 a.a., miedard - EJ - . - PHIL DEERE'S SATURDAY, OCTOBER 0 Winter $j1 RIsàdsey ±c Cedry Pair and Carnival, school grodeos Im Road 434,10 a.mn. to 4 1VAY,OCtOJ rurni ure coun r DISTRIBUTORS INC. United Way ripest uatai1 ass,, Quality Ian, 1-4 aid SR 434, laupeet DUIC1Ut boffit hosted by leagued SertemsCi* - UP TO 1*1Y, CNUIR 90 Uaitsd Way ripest , 7p.m., Gigi's, US Esgeacy 36 NOS. OPEN: Mon. & Fri 10-7, Times,, Wed., Thurs. 104 FINANCING Hwy 46 (West 1st St.) I Mile East of Is Ph. 323-8322, Sanford rs, Ceu'l Detó u 1 u.benry. hosted by Ciw!iuuy FlUC.ø1tngIui Is;, uma& ..: -- r - - , •• --I -1 - help yourse , . .r,*. -4.. -w • -.-- t)ILIA)N - - iv --- .• . — uuurv e. ith 24 HOUR EMERGENCY PHONE WWNUDAY, OCfOIE*3 Lisps Of Wses Vitae of S,mit'ol. County, $ p.m., First Federal Savings and Lean, Altanont, Springs. Program: "River In Distro." by Hugh C. Nicolay, chairman St Jibes River Coordinating Council. - 'a ' • __j aiiy type of ss it 11 eiitCi- tt-iic dt-alint: gases." said Ilistead. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30 Sealer CttIzem trip to Mt. Dora for lunch and visit to Apopka Rose Gardens. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 9a.m. with pick up at Leeds In Casselberry, 9:30 a.m. Reser- PAL INIV , • *ILIMtWSVe, Yfl heup • • . -- ' jUI deal of Mrs. F.E. Rownilhat, 910 Palmetto Ave., Sanford. Speaker, Mrs. Troy Ray Sr. on U.S. Constlti*lon. Uitid Way Cpslp kiokel, 7:30 I • • \larsh,tll Iu1ti i r ank 1 u:duadF and lurry joined " = N M_ F1 - . p.it*c dausofjui1yIegds I. r oe c,*..,w, cs With. .4 - 'ui Per ad piles, *eg áswhiLflepleo.è.pping,imas,.4ha •uuSu u T a,__*T U III I1fI1 ! Stan firefighters Saitta for a recent training session, the firsi for 1111. • \ e hopt- that out- da we can Hals tead :' and I * WE BILL MEDICARE * Nmaa DeVere Howard Chapter UDC, 2:30 pm., home -' , ' i nan I David tuchiticiati iluittati / 4 Return Oct V. VMul30 frus the Cipij ml of H TheGriup'sr iii ii SiN$7 IdWIlhre1sassImuphels$a yeamegedsesed"Mucfred" Vtoaonthms.ell,, -._PImaas -- . kw an" Lrdet -.-j p$ • , :---I.r-Ni ,sar---resly wuetsa ledubths IImAllsIdet.egtoby., aitmto deNot I u1J.$fl pjII. 111 ye,j. •.. mear''drinsinoelleplmuahw - SALES AND RENTALS WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER30 Orlando Dig Traliag Club obedience and breed classes, 7 p.m., National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando. For obedience call 2774100 and breed call 004.3590. - '. - . .• Hescue , ' w if Hills water treatment plait Two units were sent to tvat'i.lk SOIOC 500 residents as ti te 01 I gas Icaketi, causiii iahts aol 4ases. , ii -. . rk w lot all types of can Surgical Supply Co. p.m., Lord thumnley'i Pub, Altamonte Springs. For reservations call 332-9146 before Sept. 17. Isin CIUCItI, EMtmonte Civic Center, Altamonte Springs, 7p.m. by Community Jazz Ensemble directed by Mike Arms. Free. -• 11a.e Sedety of $qn'lpome Cody benefit buffet and auction, $4 p.m. at ill 14vo (lak Ian. Spring Valley, Alf*nsde ftrisille. Call maui for tickets. Hosts W. and Mrs. Art GrIrde. [1i.fr.iLi $.,po 8Wes øe,iie, now Days Inn, SR 46 Wed at Interstate -4. For 11 years and over. 9,S•• • dthe'U*'smoblhhlmemers am of ay of thus pok, vhim ted • sidu17.gsutaMvingagecI.l$,cwier . .Ouere Last month, 10 :lltaiiantiFiremen were hospitalized after en c y dealing Med=Care THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER27 Seminole Youth Pladig Council annual meeting, 7:30 8UNDAY, SEPTEMBER30 . p• , m erg - Campus life Burger Be* for Seminole High students, Airport. Prizes. Usd1y the r-'de-t. of mobile home pob ades ____ with any type of anl(l flamiitabk hqunts, SUi(l Saitta, "and well be expanding the teaiit as time gocs oil 54) we - HOSPITAL BEDS-OXYGEN BATH EQUIPMENT-COMMODES PRESSUREBEDPADS PATIENTLIFTERS Cystic Febresin BBaa.Tbss, sponsored by Sanford Junior Woman's Club, 9 am., Carrier Street, Sanford . • Coffee Price . Rigging.. Costing ___&-- -I • WASHINGTU4 - lbmre's appaLdly as ad uI:lrJt pulse of cued isles. they task the lo.ps him thiceffee carteL to the .hitsonM. cartels that rip on the SON In rawmtoa30pindhiin pftm outso CNCN* ' -t to," Americas fIr. &a* goeged by the all, by 'r eut ue4hiM of the whichhonstmthdewum,Iewinn.ul-r producim4 idMes ada ursuiem syndlide that veeVs cells boo.. . ofuri awr IldwWA INOW t'",d the cost if o.r, Americo. The ging &M isis s Thi a fred — theelderly aid ether ... -- - - •• . JACK ANDERSON • post borne. ___ ____ . been diusen to t now ha c the expertise to stork with pesticide ases which substantially Impair his (her) ability to ambulate." An automobile registered in the name of the handicapped person; a current Florida driver's license; proof of insurance. Effective Jan. 1 the parking permit can be obtained from the county tax collector with Just a letter from a doctor stating the individual meets those conditions. The fee for the permit will be 50 cents. — GARRY GRAU HOLLISTER. COLOSTOMY SUPPLIES ___ __ . day we can deal Lieutennt David llalstt-a! i ineiiibei- of lilT, is one 1!1_ TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 Sanford VFW 10190 Ladies Auxiliary, 8 p.m., Log cabin . ___ ___ - . - Handicapped persons can John Spolaki, spokesman for throw away their special the sheriff's department, said parking license plates after the sheriff was issuing the Jan. 1. • statement in plenty of time for Responding to a new state the handicapped and persons law, Seminole Sheriff John Polk who supervise parking, such as issued a statement today that security guards, to become after Jan. 1 a parking permit acquainted with the new will be issued to handicapped procedure. persons enabling them to park At the present time to get a In designated handicapped special license plate a hanparking spaces.The permit dicapped person must have: need just be visible and can be (1) A letter from a doctor placed in any car in which the stating the applicant "is a handicapped person is a severely disabled person with passenger. permanent mobility problems Public meeting hosted by several West Volusla Republican Clubs, 7:30 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road, DeBary. Speaker Jack Eckerd, chairman of the Legislative Campaign Committee. Cokes. . fruit the lit-Its -, km L:aes. .t(I(k'(I Sal Stta, another IlL-I neriber I'iUs, e have tV.() l itt lilt: kits. _ __ __ f ' Sanford VFW Post 11111,8 p.m., log cabin post home. 7:30 p.m., Masters Cove, Sanford. Free hamburgers and •- . Pa r le or g No Big Handicap Deltona. . ___ .. tlit' l. uaujtit We hope that one learn. Handicapped drivers will have less red tape with which to deal come Jan. 1. Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. Deltona Organ Club, 7:30 p.m., Christian Church, - __ . nut , '- p Longwood LA, dosed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian - .. - V 759 Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 am., Orlando Garden . - . •._.------. \Lp k responding tot Lake Howell Road. . ____ - Park. Tanglewood LA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richards Church, MONDAY SEPTEMBER 24 •- • hi.I lit,- department to represent the departncnts emergency procedures in the form of th e Hazardous lm-id-n: ' - ii ever er eot e. A special cluster of in- -, - • Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 a.m., Lord Chumley's Altamonte Springs. South VoIuila Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Happy Senior Citizens, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Fern . __ ,-. - - FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21 Seminole Sunrise KIwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Bible story hour for children 2-12 years, 3 p.m., Sanford Adventist Church, 7th and Elm. ChIld Development Workshop for parents and workers with young children, 8:30 am. University of Central Florida education complex. Call 275-2123. Senior Citizens Tour to Mount Dora for lunch at Duff's and a green house visit. Leave Sanford at 9:30 am. from the Civic Center. Pick up at Leeds, Casielberry at 10 a.m. - (lividuals has Center. Uons Club of Casselberry, 7 p.m., Gigi's, Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. AIAnon, 8 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Sanford LA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Irish American Club of Central Florida, 8-p.m., All Soul's Social Hall, Sanford. Covered dish supper, ham furnished. , ____ - - S;n fls Department is utilizing .1 icut'nt past experience to stitiigtlttit itself should a similar tiatla ' Commerce. AARP and NART, 12:30 p.m., Sanford Civic Center. Senior Citizens Dance, 2 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic WAflNGTON(NEA)-ben1edparids ____ ______ and teacher, may cling to the old-fashioned ___ There are some thing you can't give away, notion that education is properly a function of lyA ordinarily money isn't among them. local government, but more "enlightened" souls t ____ Except ththe case of new coins and currency. POLL$ ____ ____ . 'have decided that federal meddling Is required ________________________ public often shows an aversion to the UnThe _______________________ ______ todo the job right. _ fimil1 for reons of slim or shape or The undisputed leader of the latter group is • ... •.• donomin*tjo or who knows? The Treasury :'. ,1L. John Ryor, president of the National Education . . certainly doesn't or It wouldn't be In the fix it's .; Association and thief organizer of the Intensive ____________________________________ 7 7," lobbying campaign to establish a new Depart. R happened to the P bill, `Ihmury ment of Education. ___ _______ _.1. - bowing to the realities of Inflation, resurrected a . "The local community pays 484 percent of few years back to take the load off the f"nhlar , the school dollar and the dates pay 43.4 peT$1. complains Ryor, "while the f share Now it Is happening to the Susan B. Anthony EDUCATION WORLD dollar coin, Introduced for easuitially the same Is 8,2 percent." reason. To rectify that Imbalance, Ryor merely 't be for lack of publicity. Starting with , applies some latter.day Caesarian logic the lengthy and sex-focused debate over the Gaul is divided into three parts") and concludes Sharin g Of R es o u rc es personage It was to honor, the Anthony dollar that "thefullfederalahare should be one.thlrd of . has had more coverage than virtually anything By PATRICIA McCOMA( costs of Interedsora unique research facility. There are In the coinage line since Judas' 30 places of of ICBM." UPI EduUeS Editor 32 group in this c1catlon. "But getting this kind of money from silver. No less a SALT proponent than Secretary ofState Cowen Is Impossible," heexplaines •u The Idea's as old as the United States of Examples o( leach type: ____ M can't be for led of supply. mcj,g Cyrus R. Vance was compelled to admit as much education does net have a powerful represen- America: sharing. I. Quachlta Baptist College and Henderson aZredyapsdoutrn half •l under sharp auestioning by Sen. Henry M. Jackson tative In the budgeting process. Its the big movement in higher education Stat. College are located almost across the plate to have 1.3 blulon In circulation by next :"' these days as colleges and idversitles lean Into street from each other In Arbd. during Senate Armed Services Committee FA&blWdq a "powerful representative" Inthis' neat decade - full of ihifting enrollment small town 75 mIles sodhwd 1l 1dI, Ark., a April. That Is, maybe in circulation. of Utti. Rock. hearings July 30. ft takes peopl, to accomplish that and so far thIs Instance meeti providing Iflclependence patterns, higher cids and growing public They're IMoa Type A arrangement, the peopl@ who receive and hand on coins and With the exception of the one new ICBM openly '.j. " the already bloated and mismanaged resistance to new buildings and fatter budgets. They are phnflm' In on, around 30 students IiJII have made ft clear that for the mod part permitted each side during the six-year life of the bureaucracy currently in charge of education Abed one4ourth of the AdWs collegee are each. Students croreglder; courses are cry., prefer to skip the Anthony dollar. treaty, SALT H prohibits testing and deployment of ''' within the Department of Health, Involved In cooperatln utsagements - and listed. Many cultural events fery jokit. There is they'd Major retailers report little traffic in the coin . any new ICBM whose length, diameter, launch- Education and Welfare. Insiders say the movement Is growing about 10 rivalry In sports but a mutual boosters savea their coders and overstocked banks weight or throw-weight exceed a 5 percent Increase auoclation. Mother Type A arrangement: In ha,, stoI').d ordering supplies from the Mint. Ryor's National Education Association and p.rc.d a year. A report from the American Addkn of North Carolina's mountains a puthersip - over the weight and dimensions of the missile being other groups that have banded together as the A major comptili4 appears to be that the new self-proclaimed "Big Siz'! of national State Colleges and Universities in eooparatlmn flowiehes between Warren Wilson College and. dollar, amlifisir than the Iouig-familiar Liberty replaced. orgsntaatlons now at. within with the Cowxll for the M,anc.nid of "" Ar.IehIni State University - a twohour Heed aertes or the mor, recent Eisenhower, is Prodded by Sen. Jackson, Secretary v Cakti' . - detS St ____ Idly skw for a quarter. conceded that the Soviets could Indeed test thanddld ere remains one last opportunity to stop them. 7 * dW1L faC*, lgusg. "pa ti f There may be some point to that as ooncan%a I pp(ad jg deploy a family of four or five fifth-generation study, workehops, a film fid1ril amid an artists alis, but not In shape and feel, Mid oM tth Both boon of Congress have approved the by problemaig fr om iw' 0 11IhIIit5 Id ICBMs to replace older, less destructive missiles. requisite legislation to create the new depart - fhit4 jg , * me Anthmy bes the weU-l1cIzed : also by a genuine desire to avoid and lecture soles. Mr. Vance, however, insisted that any new missile merit, but the differences between the two hills 2. The The CHes Inc. are an example of arid unusual, for an American coin, raised and Intervention by workin. peB This Is highly successful venture of hea.Un• border and is heavier. There Is built in adherence to the 5-percent limitation remain to be reconciled In a House-Senate together to anticipate and hn$imid needed .. "would not be militarily significant." conference committee. five Maaschus,tts colleges - all In close greeter differentiatIon between it and a quarter i4taige." proximity to each other amid with corn. than between the Wed quarter and nickel. Yet, in Sen. Jackson's subsequent crossYet, Complicating that task Is the fact that the The report on 170 groupIngs of colleges and plendary c.np feature,. Th. cider, And confusion between the latter two has never v1 . examination, the secretary of state acknowledged Homo bIll Is festooned with a string of barely universities involving 77$ individual IidItutiorho poiçsd sines IIIS Include, Amherst, RmiIth theestaned to become a public lame. that permissible improvements In the guidance germane but highly controversial amendments, makes these points: ILHulyok,øon,aadtheAmii,campua . mere has teen am talk of enhancing systems, warhead yields, rocket fuels, electronic most of them attached by conservatives opposed -InstItutIons sided rapoited 100 &EIIlct of the Unlvv.it of usliusdt,. by nthy even command-and-control features, and other key to the concept of a new department. e)aratiwactiuttiesthethavebeuipoupedas It Is just a30.mhngs busteip from one end of hesvler- there belngalteadya bill to that effect I, Included hi that category are provisions administrative, curricular, faculty and daft, the five-ifflool cwlpes to the other. Cry. Big ons of aspects of missile technology would constitute Con objections to - de Facultyex. a. t Anthony's ;redeem r, the Etserthower "militarily significant" or "militarily important" relating to school busing, racial and sexual facilities, commmisolly dbdn and special in. regMIos Is in the arhr, quotas, school ayers and f pr ed eral terest. dams's and visiting artists are frequent. Meal dollar which likewise went nowhere, was that it : additi ons to new Soviet missiles notwithstanding • f for abortions. -meio mod freqw4ly reported 000poutiv, service w nscry, c be obtained ) the 5-percent limitation on increases in weight or activities ate Cro*riglatrstlsi, coerdiaded without Milild dule IS another CWhQIL The * ti. heavy. In adon to the weighty facts, reason Is also r physical dimensions. Assuming those emotional Issue, can be student advisement, faculty ewL&'go. ' S-O WdI h— omilid 110PIN Pirs as the side if the Anthony. ft's somewhat more The glaring contradictions In Secretary Vance's resolved, both houses of Comgr mad approve scholars, shared cluuoan fnur11 lid year. ( the 1,300 crss"— list isPMIM!, ___ to prodocs than the $1 bill-these testimony speak for themselves. If SALT II's terms the conference committee's compromIse, majors and degrees, Ubrar7 ass, acuIty year, preferiece ran 2 to 1 hr Aerst. cidsperdtascoinpa,.dtotwo,cents... but permit the Introduction of a fifth generation of Rejection Of such committee recommendations dsvslopnent, eoulmwdty eveds and leaned $.TheMw nforGnlast,Liecatlma.d 10 nhrMers. Peh hr North .T Soviet missiles featuring "militarily significant" Is highly unusual bid certainly net wi' (TAM) Is an teetongw. .me overaU savings for the prececlemitet 1tW typN of FlvMS$IbitC . tV1tat1* s"pk Type C. Improvements, how Is It that the deployment of on mid are bnni,,, In the truly groupIngs whit. 1wIt: T aueI'R if aiva 'W l'tw A iS iutds'ttaoiü :: those new missiles could then be COfl$ldII'ed be' a public service. ft would go a long way it I -TypeA: Wsrmalpotaershlpdtw,ertho,e csis .4 s48ilm.3ereeepsratle the .='t vast to picket a cm, it and military insignificant? And how do these ad toward mIWib&ms the governance Of public tI1if1nes in due gsegrsphicel peeIy. DeU.rot Wuth provides st-* 't in d cue of the Anthy.___ missions wrung from the secretary of state square education where It has been vested tlwoaghoid R* now there amS b parr a television idwusk servIng 30 The T?ey Isn't giving up, he,,e.r. It Is with the adm inistration's official declaration that -Type B: T largid sd f greying I rIagaMwybiItsthifj, n1 j of th is e public schools 'Ibm cuth I vii'. type is the regIonal artos duel.. of id*'w. "each nation will be permitted only one new type of *utIr (Tage,) t1udi the Idulaiss, to cssvlaoe the ple that the I Ll tuafly the lid vestige of a public function con- There are 7$ clusters a Ame, Aidin 1ejp, : F intercontinental ballistic missile ...?" 1as We" of do 111111111111,11. trolM by the local citli-iry in an era when scene. C'4,Seu,_Mst IMI We also wonder how the Carter administration's ot ,', , . yw.' oiitI41 Increasingly Is flowing toward -Type C: Is thin category Midhu am Usb..Mi, Tensile Wedsyan Colless wave by wiinmcing to withdraw SALT advocates explain, or rationalize, the washIngton and the state capMaie. fr om dr' Haled by special parpees . IMiuffsol ad es cee if tMiw.It, of T culsiles the $1 bill. Soviet's stubborn refusal to agree to either atoeaJ ban on new missile deployments or at least __________ - Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Ireland's. South Seminole LA, noon, mental health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Resources for Human Needs, noon, Sanford Chamber of B3rDONGRAFF __ - Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. Problem Thursday, Sept. 20, 1979-S.4 Alto Springs C hoo,.,c.; F ive Fo r civeric, Squad l'lte \Itatnotitt - 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, ' \ - South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wymore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayflar Country Club. Susan s Image __________ 000 HOUR citizens. VIEWPOINT Herald, Sanford, Fl. I TWO noon, Sanford Civic Center. Bag lunch. Open to all senior aluII44,&I4Pb ANGLE.WALTERS vr1inq T ' r-veØ4w*-- :- '.' . '4--r-' ---- LOWEST PRICES IN CENTRAL FLORIDA Sat. 10-5 '- - ,.•- - .,. •.. --- *... -• .. j -r - �I I - . . • - . . • . -.-. I • • • - -.. • -I A—EviningHra, FL Snford, Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Thursday, Sept. 20, 97 Orlando I ncluded In Rosalynn Carter's . Campaign Trip -. WASHINGTON (UP!) - Carter's fourth big campaign campaignbecause it is there on campaign sup- Tampa and attend a commUfli for Sen. Edward ganizers, "bread th and Florida primary date is March Bob Graham are ty lunch at Jacksonvill e. Rosalynn Carter's trip to trip of the fledgling 1980 13 - 24 days from porters. - Kennedy, D-Mass. length" of support for the 11. Florida and IS campaign for her husband's that a seemingly routine The taxpayer picks up the tat Thn Smith, a Carter-Mondale president - especially in taking the firgiadyto a part of reelection, Mrs. Carter's South Carolina In addition to purely political for the non-political events, and selection of delegates to the campaign trniiblpshooter, ac- central and nort hern Florida the country where the president visit comes in Carter-Mondale re-election to an slumping, Mrs. Carter also will E a rlier brays have been to state party convention is to be knowledged to UP! earlier this is striking, clearly psychiatric institute in committee underwrites the Carter won the state's priinvitation by Coy. Dick Riley. visit a of clout in Texas and California in July, held, week that Florida will be "a big ne tyear's primaries. in rest. Iowa Sept. 8, and New of the contest fight" recommended that mary In 1976, ending the Both Riley and Florida Gov. South Carolina, a hç two-day political swing shire and New York last week. has ballooned "we spend the necessary southern stranglehold of Alabawi 4i starts today through All five states are redlettered actual size ma Gov. George Wallace, and it shapes up resources" an it. Co i$ta, S.C.; and Tampa, signposts on the political atlas. as the first head-to-head clash Georgia Right now, Smith said, the boosting the, DeBary Club Hosts Eckerd Oi êido, Palm Beach and Florida is of tremendous between Carter loyalists and draft-Kennedy people outhum- governor on his way to the Ja lletFiaI is Mrs. importance to the Carter mavericks pushing a write-En • the dozen Carter or. White House. In 1980, the this. accomplish the project petitions to _ .. . Jack Eckerd, chairman of the district and describe TR; •• r ,•. . r /.,• • under way to obtain the Petitions will be available at •. • . Republican Legislative • •. • 4 Campaign Committee will necessary singatures on the meeting. .'' speak Mon day at 7:30 p.m. at SI now South Carolina response It's a the needs a show Ramp- and 150 only far beyond its , ____________ -. ,• " - - _____ • 11 . 'I.'... ' ' • _j a ' S - ••T_,•_-,-______ \, 1 .' • ,' 4 :.• ' - ''• ----- _____________ "I *: 1'. Sanford City Commissioner Eddie Keith (left) and Greater Sanford Area Chamber of Commerce l'resident Vic Arnett (right) assist Charlie Cantrell, an owner of Tru-Valu Drug Store, in Wednesday's drawing marking the grand opening. The new CULD BE YO UR TIME Herald 4 99 Photo by Tom NSt$II Your Credit Is Good For $2,500 to $ 4 100 only 'I 4 4 50,000 I, FOR ANY PURPOSE! LOANS FOR ANY PURPOSE It Loans can be a ranged 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 companies. 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I' 'L nu Select from solids and stripes in 4 In hand and Redi TIe. meeting . . ••• _______ " nn en s ties HO4EOWNERS Several West Vol usia Republican Clubs will co-host at which the the public former gubernatorial candidate will outline a coordinated effort to elect more Republicans to the Florida legislature. The date was selected because it is the first fall meeting of the large DeBary Republican Club and the president, Aruthur Smerald, will preside. Other clubs participating include Deltona. Orange City, DeLand and the Townes Republican Four Townes Women's Club. Eckerd will be accompanied by his executive director, Jack Latvala, a graduate of Stetson University, who has been an executive In the state Republican headquarters until chosen to direct this legislative campaign. • .... I IP r II Summer col ors n polyester and cotton lends, Sizes Misses 8-18, Juniors 7.13. :' 1. 20 Slacks S .. ber - Junior and Misses, 'I former .. sun museum The importance because I WALK Carter but the Oct. Thursday, 5.0.20, lfl-7A -_ - - • - . -- - - - . - -.. __ III . I ,,J 'II ' ' 1PJ SANFORD PLAZA - - - - F • - - ow. two great ways to charge! ~N . • • r ' • 4 ____ • -'z.•T .V - -- - ---- mug �rim _.....--.......... - - sv.nisg NIYIIi. anerd, FL Thersdsy, Sept. 21, im - - - I N Mayor League Baseball I - - !;~J "i" 18- 12 Win KC.. . Back.. . ThTo.. . Our .. WilMsdsy's Risotto CJaaIl.Ola 10.00 11.10 PittsbUrgh to PhIla 1st P.m. Phila i. Pittsirgh S. 2nd 0(4.7) $4.20 p (74) 1,312.51; T V. Baltimore (Ston. 11.7) , Mcntrssl 3, New York 1, lot e.4) $01.10. Detroit (Chris 3., s p.m. Montreal 4, New York 1, 2nd TwelfIugame Boston (Ninko 10.1) •5 Sl• Lou is 4 Chicago 3• lit IBiIbaO.El•xp, 15.10 3210 310 Toronto (MOQis 44). 7:30 American eague Chicago 3. $t. Louis 2, 2nd 4A$vria.Zarrs 7.00 3.10 ... ICalifornia (Barr 0.121 p.m.et Atlanta 4. Houston S 3 Simon.Mindez 4.10 CinCinnati 3, San Diego 2 W L Pct. OS Kansas City (ChamberlaIn 4.2), Q(4.$)30.$S,p)$4) IIi.II;T($4. 1:33 p.m. Silt Log Ang,Ies7, San From 3 3)344.11. Mitwauki Friday's lames Tidsy's Games 10 42 .512 q A - 2,001t Handle By United Press International Cincinnati edged San Diego, 3-2, THE DAYS DWINDLE DOWN... by Alan Mover*New York a, T0VWQ, night Boston Times SOT) U as .347 13 WedsssdaynlgM dive at Baltimore, night New York Mouitrest (Schatrsdsq 10.4 The Kansas City Royals, Atlanta beat Houston, 6.5, St. Ii 04411 Firs? game Detroit at Boston, nigig Detroit and Sandersin $7) it New 1 Echano.Loza 32 iø M9 , 12.00 5.10 2.40 trying to make it to the top of Louis topped Chicago, 6-3, then hItV/RPO/s1 Minnesota as Muw, nigh? Clevelnd 77 York (KoWI 4$ and Scott 1.1), 4Negul.Oyarl 11.00 3.20 the American Loague Wed hat, 3-2, in 10 innings, and Los Chicago at 545fl, Ci"//OO5TOfl 2, 3:35 P.M. Toronto io 3 RkiQU1OI$ Kin City at Oakland, nlot : West Pittsburgh (Candelaria 14.0) Division, capitalized on an Angeles downed San Francisco, 0(14) 37.21; (143)213.21. too4liN&/ . Texas a California, night ' Philadelphia (Lercl 012). 3 W L Pot. s. Sico ftani 72. error by the division-leading p.m. Calif 52 10 ,33 3Nigul.Elexpe 0.10 3.40 2.40 California Angels' Wednesday Natlsal Ieage Kan City Chicago (Lamp 10-1) it St. 2 Pita.QuIola 1"v ,,'. fo~f I SO 72 .324 2 5.20 3.00 10 two 'Ilgers 6, OrIoles 0: Illsoll Louis Martinet 147), 5:35 p.m. 4 Rica.Boi?Ia Minn and moved 7174 .313 night to within S.20 W I. Pt?. OS Jack Morris pitched a fourAtlanta Texas Walvis 5.0) of 0(2.3) 31.40, P (3.3) 44.00, T (3.2. games of first place. 77 74 .503 5½ Pitt$bqgh 01 SO 407 #1t46e4' Chicago Houston (Richard 1413), 5:35 4) *11 hitter for his first major league 3., SD (1.3) 02.71. U 54 .444 14½ Montreal $0 SO .401 1 Playing the third game p.m. SeottIe 43 00 .412 10½ St. Louis 2 71 .327 12 W ....Cincinnati (Norman 11.11) at key four-game series with ofthea shutout and notched his 15th Oakland IRka.Urquidi 13. 00 ;, 32101 .340 20½ PhIla ,Y!,4R 70 73 . 320 13 win to lead the Tigers to vieDiego (J on es 11.11, 10 20guiza.Qulola Wndsiay's Rii.lts 5.40 4.10 Angels, the Royals took advanChicago 77 74 .310 14½ San P.M. H+'C6 i tory. Chicago 4, Minnesota 0 4 Pita-Amore • 3.30 ew N Y or k so . Ba Franc Ip/ Texas , Oakland (KfliWor p.11) 0(2.1)32.41; (02) OtIS, T (52 tage of an error by shortstop West Yankees 2, Indians 0: Jimmy Anderson in the fourth a? LOS Angeles (Welch 14). 4) êi. Boston I, Toronto 0 w I. Pt?. 10:30 P.M. New York 2, Cleveland o PearlS game Tommy John allowed only Inning and scored three runs to Friday's Games 2 PitaAltu 13.00 0.50 3.10 take a 6-4 victory, Detroit S. Baltimore 0 three hits in 82-3 innings for his Houston '' 32 44 .350 2½ Pittsburgh at Chicago 1Oulza.Zarre 4.20 3.10 Kansas City 4, Calif 4 Lea Ag 74 iS .157 12 . . 19th victor With the y and Reggie score tied, 1-1, with St. Louis at N.Y., night 3SabinoOyari 3.20 Milwaukee 12, kettle 1 San Fran IS U .444 1S½ Montrisi a? Phil., night Q(2.4)22.41;P(34) 14101; T(24. two out In the fourth, Willie Jackson hit his 26th homer, to S Today's fame San Diego 43 II .414 Cinci at Houston. night 3) $4411. fe1"ffU (All Times IDT) the Atlanta Wilson beat out a Yankees snap a fourbunt single help 40 00 Lea Ang at San Diego, night Fifth game p _______ 2 SIIbaOMIdiz 12.40 5.20 3.10 and took third on a hit-and-run game losing streak. _____________ ______ S Ira-Aida 7.40 4.20 single by Hal McRae. George White Sox 6, Twins 0: 4AIuri.-Ilorza 4.50 01014 0(2.1)33.01, P (2.1) 111.55; T (2.5- Brett then bounced to AnderRookie Ross Baumgarten son, who let the ball scoot wpj' 4) 110111009 pitched a four-hitter and Chet $ix*game through his legs, allowing Lemon and (based is 411 of bats) Jim Morrison drove 2 Simon.Oyari 15.40 440 3.10 Wilson to score. McRae went to in two Nattssai liegve 1' lAlava.Peiz runs each as the White 500 3.10 GAS H Aø7,4' Hrimii, St.L 4.00 third and Brett to second on the Sox dealt the Twins a tough 110 574 107 .313 4Auria.Amore 0(12) 33.55, P (3.1) $441; T (3.1. play and both scored Role, Phil 132 114 j fi1c5,t' when blow to their pennant chances. Knight. Cm 141115143.313 as Darrell Porter drilled a Nolan S z't ntot' Savesth iame Tmpltn, $t.L 144435100.313 Red Sox 8, Blue Jays 0: Ryan pitch for a single , ,r,q 3., to right 45ne.Ma'.dez 14.20 7.00 4.00 Gamy, LA 113414 in I Negui.Arana Butch Hobson knocked iIII 5.20 5.00 to give the Royals a 4-1 lead. Mullin, NY 144 110 b-gr -Homer, All 4.10 11141.41)0.312 5E0*n,.Qui014 McRae was the batting star three runs with a pair of MaHh, Al? 140404151104 for the Royals, reaching base doubles and an infield out and Parrish, MIt 141 *0 .*i 1)1411.15. Iigh,t* game all four tunes he faced Ryan on Bob Stanley hurled a threeWlfWleId, so 140141171 2 SibaoZarre 13.20 4.40 2.10 Americas uago. a walk, two singles and a hitter In pacing the Red Sox. j 1.20 4.40 double. sas N ps,, 4Rlca.Mindez ""' ic/,?51 He also scored three Rangers 9, A's 4: 1 IraVegas Lynn, Bos 3.10 130504171 P/y//O/a' Brett, KC 0(24) 33.a P (34) 47.40: T (34. runs. iA 43$ aoi a Buddy Bell drove in three ANAHEIM, Calif. (UPI) - The California Angels, Oliver, Tex 130447114.330 1) 33M \ '5 a living hitting," runs and Mickey Rivers Ni n Rice, SOS th game driving for their first divisional title, have loot Willie "You make 110510 103 .335 13.00 7.40 4.10 said McRae. "You don't worry knocked In two when the . \ C. 130112115 a $Eie*pe Alkens, a .O hitter, for the remainder of the season • 4.20 3. (.sccano, Mu 00 in n is .w 6Ajurla Hangers because d o I ha ,'luh ,wla,4 hnn f whn'. nn th. ,itinil n, nr beat the A's for a - kna. Injury j., ..y..w ,,I,y,r, ml 1333.32 175.317 565W P($4) 221.451(54- how hard he's throwing. I'm a sweep of their three-game Lemon, Chi Alkens,24, hurt his knee sliding into second base 'lues. 110534 147.317 Ks.p, Di? 133154114.317 ) 5S little disturbed because i can't series. day night In the first Inning of a game against the Royals Tesffigame Bodt*, lii W 3115 IM.3116 at Kansas City and was taken off the field on drotcher. do this every day. I think it's Brewers 12, Mariners I: 2 Sllbao 12.00 7.50 4.60 ss.. i ,.so 4.00 within ini capabilities." The injury will require surgery and Dr. Lewis Yocum will Nalissal Leegee - Kigman, I Aide Solo homers by Buck MarChi 13; Schmidt, Phil 43: 4018 operateThtrsdsynatCerginMdjcajg, Elsewhere In the AL, Detroit tines, Ben Oglivie and Sixto QflU11IS,PU-U 144.0S;T(24. Winfield, SD 31; Homer, At, Inglewood, Calif. blanked Baltimore, 50, New Lezcano paced the Brewers to ) sew. am Stargell, PItt 30, IleveøIh game York shut out Cleveland, 20, their fifth straight victory. iricas i.•ge 15.00 20.40 11.20 Chicago downed Minnesota, 60, Mit 43, Lynn and Rice, so 35 ISlmonElorza I lraArana 4.60 6.00 I1it0n. t.tt 3$, iayios, Boston topped Toronto, 8-0, 4Alava.Altu U. 0(44)42.25; P (9411 13-11i T s.i. Texas downed Oakland, 9-4, and Ross Sifted I DENVER (UP!) - The Denver Broncos have added O A Naflswd Lssgss - Kingi, 4) 11711 Milwaukee routed Seattle, 124. game running back Zackary Dixon to the NFL club's squad, CM 112; Schmidt, Phil 100, ___Twelfth In National League action, IraMendix 14.20 3.20 2.20 WiWleld, SD ill; Henandex, replacing injured starting running back Dave Presto. 2Le.Juan 3.20 3.20 Montreal swept a doubleBy United Press International Expos to a 10 lead. IlL 101, Oarvey, LA 100. Preston, who mitered a knee Injury In the Broncos' 20-. - Baylor, 1 ArtaSlorsa 3.00 header from New York, 3-1 and erkas tugs. At one point Wednesday The Expos went on to score 0(24)33.tSt P(44)7111; T(42. l7overtlmevlctoeyovertheMlantaFalconssunday,wu Cal 133, RIce, Sos 124; Lynn, 4-1, Pittsburgh beat while 1) 11*11. the Montreal Expos twice more in the sixth and 15$ 116; Thomas, Jonnie Elam won Wed- night, Mu n, rilaced on the Injured reserve fl A -1,013: Handle $144443. Philadelphia, 94, then lost, Singleton. SIlt 110. nesday's Grandmothers were In the process of defeating added another run in the $toles Sass. _____ 'l'ournainent at Mayfair the New York Mets, 3-1, in the seventh as Rudy May. 103, - Mores, . PItt 12: North, SF $5: Lopes, Country Club, shooting a to opener of a double-header, threw a six-hitter and the LA 13; Taveras,, NY 41; Scott, edge Grace Sayles by three Montreal Manager Dick Wil- Expos won, 4.1. ______ PITrSBURGH (UP!)- The injury-plagued Pittsburgh N.L. 34 ilains would li ked to have put shots. 'Fle Pirates weren't so lucky. Americas LIegUS Wills, Sliders held their first contact drill Waibiwday In out the lights on Shea Stadium's Alter 4' innings they XC 74, LeFlee, DO 11, Cnn, were Feature for the day was tow preparation for Sendey's game agal the Baltimois • Se. 4$; WItle, Ten 36; Smebry, 5.1, but Phitlies exptodputts. Saytea won In A Flight Colts at 'flw.s Rivers Stidian. Salt 34. • 'rho sco reboard showed the leading, with 28 putts, followed by Ada Philadelphia Phillies whipping ed for five runs in the next two Defensive and L.C. Greenwood, defensive tackle Steve Natiesal Loom - Niikro, ., O'Neil's 31, Al Bartlett's 32 and the first-place Pirates, 6-1, after innings and won the game, 6. Furness and cornerback Ron Johnson did not practice and Ru5c, Chi 1110: Suddenly, the E Expos ttvrc a Marge Home's were listed as "doubtful" against Baltimore. NieIIro, All 15-25, Sutcliffe, LA NAPA, Calif. (UP!) - The Byman. seven innings. And if everybehind in the NI. East 144; Carlton. 1611: 1300,000 Naps Classic starting In B Flight, Mary Ann thing held according to the game About $34,000 separates this Richard, Hsi 1413. race. Williams led the way with 20, board, the Expos would trail the (Ode)' at Silverado could be an grou - Americas Le.,se - pij. p on the money lid. Victory ga. Salt 331: Jalw. NY It-ti Important event for about a for any of them would followed by Mary Anderson's 30 Pirates by one game in the NI. Braves 6, Aslros 5: KeaSman, Ml 15.13; Gully, Glenn Hubbard hut a threeruii HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. (UP!) - Bob Martin, who started toy 11.7; Icharsiey and Stan. dozen golfers still seeking guarantee a spot in the World and Vivian Pierce's 32. Mirian East and have a chance to pull having tioumier to highlight a fiverun places for next week's World Series while for some, a high Andrews and Lou Doolittle tied even, with each team SOS nd COW, Ten 14.10. all 16 games for the New York Jets lad year and was their third inning that carried the hii'isl Sas Avuags at 33. Series, yet to play the nightcap of finish will do as well, called "our most consistent linebacker," by Coach Walt (bawd is 144 O BS ghtokad) Braves to victory. Tom Watson, who is taking The winner's prize in the Fran Albrecht and Thelma respective doubleheaders. Michaels after the seemn, was waived by the club Wed Natlesal Lugus - Nuns, this week off to be with his wife Napa Classic "I wasn't overjoyed when Cardinals 6.2, Cubs 3-3: Is Cl, 7)0; Rigors, $54,000 with Voss tied for the C Flight lead 2 1; 11109111111y. Jerry Martin hit a solo homer Ictuatasdir, MU 3.53; RIchard, and new daughter in Kansas second worth $32,400, third with 30 each, followed by 33 by that score went up," said Midiaiis cited Martin's "lack of performance" for the Hsu 3.00: HiKe. Hsu 2%. City, Mo., heads the World $20,400, fourth $14,400 and fifthElam and Joan Zinn. Virginia Williams. "But there's nothing in the 10th inning and Dave decision to release the 2l year-old rigid outside Americas LIages - Guidry, Kingman blasted two home Series list with five victories $12,000. NY uS, ism, NY 2.01: Simpson led D Flight with 33, we can do about it." linebacker. Martin, who mined mod of 1177 with a time we've runs to lead the Cubs to victor3 Palmer, Sal? and 1447,6* In earnings. an Eckersisy, "This is the 40th However, the players proba- followed by Maxine Ball and ihoulderssparaticn,staied the Jets' first two gainesthis 155 3.51, !Iana.an Salt 3.13. Other well-known golfers bly worth watch from behind this year," and a split of their doubleing the most Frances Phillips with 37 each, come season but was Involved with a contract dispute with the $tr*ee Its ld In e W Series, exulted Pittsburgh Manager header. In the first game, Keith this week have no chance and Dottle Sullivan and Ginger S N11115$I 11.155 - Richard, with places th or club. Now 274; Niekrs. An m which rewards the winner with whatsoever of playing in the Herndoti with Chuck Tanner after Manny Hernandez, Ted Simmons and Caiflelu. PhIl 105: Ilylevu, Pit? $110,010, are U.S. Open chain- Series next week. They are Sanguillen's pinch-hit triple Ken Reitz drove in two runs LA 11$. Hale Irwin, PGA king plan with two out In the ninth scored each to pace the Cardinals. Johnny Miller and George Americas Leigee - Ryan, David Graham, Masters' Archer, a couple of veteran Cal 211: OulIry, NY what proved to be the winning Reds 3, Padres 2: ; 17$; Jlne, P14049111, NO in w ner Fiy Zoe ll run and the highlight of a fiveer, British Californians who've not only Johnny Bench belted a tWo PHILADELPHIA (UP!) - The Phllad,lplI. Eagles ,. s.un. Mimi 144. Open champ Sew Ballederos run Pirate rally, won here but elsewhere as well run homer in the sixth inning Wedaesd_y placed guard Wade Key on the Injured . Sava NINMII Loam In the nightcap, both contend- combined on a five-hitter to sst, and Canadian Open champ Lee to rank high on the all4une lists rown,list and signed one4mms Eagles' guard Tm CM P TkuIve. Pitt 3$: Trevino. ers took early leads: the pace the Reds and Iiiciease Miller with $1,210,279 a nd Luken and fullback Sammi Jøiiiii. Gar*sr. AI 34i Sar*ft, mow be In all, there wi ll Pirates scored three times in their lead to 21i games over 30 players Archer with $954,190.' Get those cluba out 01 the and Lavelle. SF it. Key suff ered hamstring aid groin Injuries in Sunday's In the World Series field and Americas ugus the first on an run-scoring Houston in the NL West. Both are playing well, Mar. closet, Martha! game agalod the New orisme Saints. His place in Wall, AUffl 35: KIn. To in since the Naps .isic Is the double by Dave Parker, an RBI Dodgers 7, Giants 2: The Naps u.s field good one ey PIfut LlhaflSIld lneup will e tabu byroc&ls The Seminole High Booster U55s, Di? II, 11511111051, SaN final PGA Tour event before with 14 of th Uubisstagitaanngou single by John Milner and an e year's top 20 Ron Cey greeted reliever. 1: Msna. ci it JolmsmflhlinonthsDglu'rodir for the spotsvacstsd that prodigious tournament, Infield out. Dave Cash's second Pedro Borbon with a three-run money winners entered, among tournament Oct. ey aid llnsbsckr Bill Bergs)' who aiersd torn by K several places will be decided them Zoeller, Bruce Ludzke, Country Club. 6 at Mayfair home run of the season in the homer to cap a five-run fifth and cestilags Is Sunday's S this week. They will COIn. from Ben Crenshaw and Jerry opening inning staked the inning for the Dodgers. ak.. .. u, ins as ins V-6 a. - - i i i __________ in, mum; wnwn in" tiay ncre me first two rounds eludes all the trinunings. moment abed a dosan players will be split over the North JA4.ALAI Shotgun tee-off time will be 8 are eligible. South courses. Alter Friday's Those hanging In the b.1aie cut, play will be over only the 8-muse Teesda game and playing this week Include North layout, which is the Theme for the tourney is Heft eXalts 13.15 1.15 0.15 Mark Hayes, Ed Saud, Ray tougher of the two. "Help Us Help Our Kids." I 1111111111111010 IN 111 Flovd.J.C. Snead, Bob Gilder, ($4)7S.4I:P(4.$)$4J,1y Grier Jones, Toni Purtur, Curtis Strange, Jay Bass, _____________________ Ill •gse !*T..'1!.t... PAicve.ilexgo Bobby Wadklna and Bob sjj p 11111 ff 5 Crooms.fobs. Thursday, Sept. 20,)9!9-9A Evening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. ~ . . ......,-..-.......-.-.--..-.....-...-.-.--~.-.........~--- ---- -...--........--.--..-. SPORTS York (R P tl 01) (him 124), 2:11 ew Now - _ - L Angels' Lead Sl iced S ' Over Qviedo'; 1:1 ___ NsraIl Crooms' Deon Jackson eludes Oviedo tackler, heads for daylight and ref signals TI) on 13-yard play Haynes J I L.- , Confusion -'.., I By JIM RAYNEs 1 HeriIdSportsEto, t AV I ~-,',-~7~ Prevails Winners Edge To Lyman Crowns High School's fresh. Quarterback Vernon Law had "' man football team opened Its twuchdownpauesandDeon season on a pleasant note Jackson ran for 137 yards to Wednesday night, trimming the spark the Crowns win. w vs. Viscest Oviedo freshmen by an 11-12 "It was great coming back to win In the second half," said Panthers coach Bill Klein. "We have to get better and I think we will." Klein had particularpraise for his offensive line, where drong blocking can from the 1. Use of Jay Hauck, Doug Sanders, Grog Carter, Marvin Pringle, Twin Williams, Calvin Bryant and James Bradley. .. .. firM as Law connected witir . Jackson on a 10-yard pass. The . playwaaaetiçonaonehanded • pass Interception by Jackson. ... 1 Oviedo came back to tie it at 11" . .. 6411 George Dwnu scored en ,. . an eight-yard rim. . .... . ... the MInl . . seconil hall with Crooms ,,. en top as Jackson icored'rn ___ , . . 1yards old; then Oviedo came . back to make It 1242 - Jody . Huggins went four yards for a t. ) , I A ThonaquartesbackOption. CFOOIIIS scored the winning t0xhdown on a fourth down play at the Ovledo eight Law passed to Marvin Knight forth. 1 I I TI). T4..___ . ,&' J OVlidO fumbled on the next fL / f series and Crowns' Ronald '' " 1. Burke recovered and the Panthers ran out the clock. .e Croome plays again Tuesday I, night at lake Brantley. . .... . handicappers would say at last, we have some lines to evaluate performances! Horse racing I a " A . NB 3 , That's why Lyman has the winner's edge, going NEW (UPI) But Sonics' General Manager into the third week of high school football season. NBA Is in a state of confusion. Zoille Voichok said he "pro. Some of th e dust of preseason football clouds have . When a federal judge in New mises Lonnie Shelton will stay settled, and It's easy to see certain patterns formin g. In Seattle," and Instructed York overturned the Balance seems to be the name of the game in the tion ' that sent New Coach Loony Wilkens to COfltüIr Class AAAA district. Lake Brantley lost both of Its York'spackage . . Lonnie Shelton, a W79 ue practice as if nothing ever first two games, but the Patriots can hardly be first-round draft choice and happened. I . counted out. In fact, the guess from here Is that $4O,OOO to the Seattle SuperThe W thing is dill • Colonial and Lyman caught Brantley at the right sonlcs last season for the confusing and unclear," he .. , time of the season. Knicks signing o center said "SO h Carte feels the Webster, o I don't figure Apopka, Winter Park and Spruce Marvin trtodoteewho ruling was excessive h I Creek to have easy times with the Pats in upcoming will be playing with set aside the entire Webster weeks. Does he tell us in the teams when the season which opens decision' ruling what we're suppo d to As for Seminole, welL.depth Is something of a next month, do?" sore point. But If the Seminoles can remain healthy, Federal Judge Robert L. Carter thdited1the eaa. , th ey can hold their own, even against a state-ranked Carter, of the Southern District I . L. ensation o the Sonics power like Edgewater. Which leaves them as Cold of New Yort dated in a hi I another district contender who is yet to prove he 25-page decision Wednesday, would have been Shelton and Commissioner Lawrence $200,000 or a first-round draft I 4 NBA isn't a pretender. . compensation award pick and $45(),000. Lake Howell, on the other hand, has run out of tO'Brien's o Seattle was excessive. 1 O'Brien said in a statement .j breathers. Starting this week with DeLand and O'Brien said he would appeal he was not sure to what teams Auto continuing In subsequent weekends against Bran- the ruling but other league Webster and Shelton now I tley, Apopka, Lyman and Seminole, It looks like a officials conceded the Webster- belong, adding the judge has ___________________________________________________ rough row to hoe. The Hawks will undoubtedly Shelton transaction was now thrown the matter Into "utter null and Void "U best as we can confialon." lie s'rM.d the surprise few folks,but surprisewould ii. I... " court$'shoa1d not Idvolve term for winning more than once In the next month . Oviedo has the week off to heal for Kissimmee, a As far as Larry Fleisher, the themselves in such matters The NBA Players Association counsel for the Player's Asgame which could well produce o s -' an n CS c soclation, Is concerned, Caruaiienger ior $ a,iu C oco Beach. oa A, Adding to an 8-3 record, on to this week's games: ter's ruling was clear - with O'Brien's decision last May and Oviedo Auto Parts took Carter appointed Terford farreaching effects. Edgewater 28, Seminole 14- Ah, but the heat of,' batting practice a little late He has ad a g uideline for Taylor to arbitrate the dispute. battle: And It should be just that. . Edgewater's Wednesday night at Pinehurst what is just compensation," While Taylor acknowledged Field' explosIvene8 before at home crowd been tested Thisheruld."Itismyopinlen the compensation was excespreviously by the Seminoles, and It's another classic the award has been vacated. sive, he did not overturn 1 practice come ln the first -the example of trying to catch your city-city cousin with tiab1, when scoring 12 runs on decision but Carter ruled, llhitssn rods toa 274 triumph Lonnie Shelton is once a again a 'That, however, Is precisely his drop down . member , the power over Orlando Helicopters In . e Brantley 14, Apopka . -iiv&ense W WV WOIU Is required to Sanford Men's So Softball who was drafted by exercise in determining wheth. for thisone, with Brantley making the most of the the Sonics with the Knicks' er paragraph Association winter league play. 2C (1) has been breaks and gaining a measure of confidence It so draft pick, Is property of New vioed" Also Wednesday night, sorely needs. Apopka Is gutsy, but It's the York, and the $4O* that was • s". * defasive specialist AAA -' 2C "-1Vl6 • "• sreboard that counts most. paid has to be returned. did all its scloring In OKAY, SISTER.. Lake Brantley High School . a between veilsyballers Jill Lyman 11, Spruce Creek 14-This is my red-letter O'Brien will have to me a 11`111111115 held an for a 5-2 . the league Kapendck, left and Fran Rbsades go high upset, because Spruce Creek should be favored. The new compensation award. to block a trlesnph over SINIMe si am "purpose f the cmpens.- REACH FOR spike attempt by DeLsad In T*sdsy's 114 aid 1144 pm..; and gut feeling is that Lymn's confidence Isoverlap Cook's Cornir nued Knicks' President Mike Uon rule Isto make whole the me, who Abe lost a six-nm Brat to send ad. ping from last week, and some heads-up play win Burke agreed, saying, "Judge tm losing the veteran free THE SKY to Sembitak by 16-139 IN2 ud I" vantiege in a IN trhr* over Carter's ruling appears to have agent and not penalize the slow those Hawks. NLaud2 Lake HoweH 13 Close but hor. completely vindicated the ezsrcIseof the player's rlIgs." Joe BW" the Ov" shoesjtajnt.The Hawks canmake adetermined O'Brien said, i.a.a i. i.. runs usu, b uu ut flvvu , the Webster case was rendered r. bounce Oa our crazy yu.iu. arguments the cosumladoners and a double. Bob Jacobs had a .. q m. a fl.. is .. ,, ....ii .5' s i arm uiy -rep., onarecres, prop so -_ , "& uujr.tgi .was uia, AiI7. Lw W • siwii r.wu, -.od ssi Upnwti Caine backUll UI WV home opener. wont I purpoa and Intention of the Qierlie Deal, the lM member Boni In W"in.birg, Pa., the thoy wes* on to win the pesmant d tWO ilidiS. Also Dave ..We live in the real world," Robertson Settlement of the fanons Boston, Braves' third baseman difference a few healthy Is make to the offenee. Burke played ISO that year, SS *4 them the Hidick bad five hits and Rice continued, "so we must Agreement, which required me "Miracle Team" that won the genies In the malor isagiss nk'isms the "Miracle Teem," PatillOIl (OW. With a full compliment of lanideoutside ground now ssowhat can be worked out to determine the cosnam(ion Jeff &nsll lid 1114 baseball pennant, died from 1112 to 1N1. plays, It's the kind of game you want to write the 'coders with (bees hits. realistically to bring about a necessa y to make Seattle Sunday in a Covina, Calif., On July 14, 1114, th Bra,.. 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"I'd prefer they would play In all 4?eIla," j4 V "Slay involved in school aciMtiss, May od 01 tr*k ntImrthmeàc*svgyntNngs th.ya,, 'epvu.i tab" • "' • _ field weight training and cerdiuloning are nscemary Ibroaghad lbs affleel ye ar," he aid. They "WAS play. football, tba11Irach wid bsbafl bat there are only me Wlmdithatns,,hsaddst -. ., ._ IFGoodrich sports has *.iij far Neof'"baI1ff,.on,fr..i j 1gf• After graduating train lbs Unlv.rsMy of Georgia he looked for a dkn$, where he could practice golf year rood and Florida aesned to he lbs kgtrul choice. a at Ow"High,lcbid 1901111111 he Na golf game but he hidwnot cos4id on Bill Klein. the fm football, , "&J Klein changed me," ..1A M,i-.a 1v Ti Montgomery come to Florids to play pro(j ... behind _ JOB S ___ . : *. . -. . - . .S - - -'ft ~ - - -IV~.I" 49, !,-" AP%"1,t411 -- (ft ft 1NL12Vr,."-rT-~i7,.- - - S. �IOA—Evenlng Harald,Sanford, FI. 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Evening AMR[%, sum _____ t *AVOW - P.ud T Be an - POO 0w_ SJ We Au with dbmon&l J3 3. •- — :- : ft .,-n0hAvenue 1 KACON • ?:J In this ad are' fiwd 01141111111111MG 'PICkh*Up mWdw FRIDAY . 7&' - 3W'aW. . •- ' nun) roll pans. The membership coffee will frieièhlp aid uIIderstauii& DEAR ABBY: Carla, our 15- SALE STARTS '04XI"'Wo,I- *wnirTh WftaNdto 11odtwill is-wiuh seissar Pies Won't much cleta The richly MY to "MI1,1111. Imp%aa*v.s . VW SW corner of the Sanford Plaza. FL .1.49s' WO WA In ft* SLIM 1111,101, Id GOW&r too ..% building on Circle of SANFORD PLAZA asri'kli*ereitlaWm.He I Mimosa \\ retreat lit, solitary activities school nights, and midnlght bazaar will he held the week serb as reading and writing, should be curfew on weekends. before Thanksgiving and He do"re. 7s" WGM* :.t completed . . kft — 13W# x 2% #@ X'S'. MALdd - arid Is - In special f1twous paper. For do-k. -eeveless . failed both subjects again! Gordon a• choose from. / UM oil. CarVidge. 732-CL. ChW. omftq smtums. This timeless wmmbl* Is topped . the September 28 social to be . wound f* fL IATNTUSC*JIJIk ;:•. Ou 1$YHrWSn gypsum In Ihos —311' K im' * r... ____ o — AS"WT ant board of solid - 40. oL Tube' dw^ ' ___ C 49FL — ,Econornk&, easy. IJ 3460 8q.Yt sundis $TibNi 240 VT wwom M# as 100" 100 No.42. . -- Bkch, While and well panels. Inside Corner, Ouedde Car back. nglarils 12' wid 11,11,141111111, CUL GYM , . separates and dresses Summer and fall styles to / the Garden club of be held September 20 at 10 How can a person who writes This year we have laid down Sanford met at the home of soeloquen y be SO Horticulture classes will be, Y the law. Instead of letting her Mrs. Carl Chorpening for their held October 18 at 9:30 with all inarticulate d applealing stay out untfl 11 on school September ineeting with 12 day workshops. The public is in person? Please tell me how to nights and I a.m.p.m. on weekends, inembers present. invited to attend. handle this. I hate to hurt him. we told her she has to be in the Mrs. C.B. Swaggerty, LET DOWN IN CONN. house by 10 P.M. on school president. conducted the It was suggested that DEAR LET DOWN: Be nights and 12:30 on weekends. meeti ng.Comrnittee reports members make use of the gentle but bosest. Tell Derek What is your opinion? were given. public library. Mrs. Herbert that Uw cbemistry is not riglit CARIA'S MOM The Garden Therapy 'Behrens will be the library for apliyilcalrelatiosishlpHe DEAR MOM.lththk Carla ls chairman reported chairman.Atthecloseofthe will be burl, but be'li be hurt getting an "early start" for an flower arrangements for the meeting members exchanged more If earlier finish. In my opinion, a Sanford Nursing and Con- plants and cuttings. Many shy people can't cope 15-year-old girl with falling valescent Center In August. with social situtless, n they grades sboad not date at all on It was annourwW the annual by Julio Miller I 7,26 . ____ L•Vi' " affaft Abb Y letters, I have absolutely no subjects so we sent her to romantic feelings i hi In summer school to make them person. I just cant have a up. w II h had h b Abby. - P,oI..dwood ioo Bundle 20y"twermoy square ... 21-78 Dear to make him feel corn- physical relationship with him, social life with the boys that she : .. 20.76 , Large selection of -. The members also discussed Glenda Emerson was elected held at Wanda Bronson's home. Valentine Girl and will A lasagna and card party is represent the chapter at the planned for the husbands and annual Sweetheart Bull in wives. February. The new yearbook On September 22, a childrens and chapter scrapbook will be back to school party will beheld submitted for competition. at the home of Donna Frank. Scrapbook chairman Helen Haniner advised that a new as the Valentine girl to camera had been purchased for represent their chapter, and the chapter. Debbie Brooks won thc' hostess Secretary Joyce Sammet gift-a set of drinking glasses. read the minutes and conm• The sorority celebrated their mittee reports were submitted. Beginning Day Luncheon Ruth Hoffon, Social Committee earlier this month at the chairmen, announced that the Holiday Inn on Lake Monroe first chapter outing would be a While the members dined they trip to Marco's in Port Orange discussed the All-Chapter for dinner onSepi3o.Menibers Luncheon scheduled for and guests will meet at Ruth's October 20 at the Villa Nova in home, 123 W. Woodland Drive, Winter Park. The Sanford Sanford, at 4:30 p.m. to travel Chapter, No. 3436, will hostess In a group. the event. m •-;-.- 9 2E s5 ch TOUSH0111 A Rood public, allege in August. The bridegroom is employed by Broward County Planning Council. Wks he starnmers. I did my t-- ;VW Wla rl,. 1/2" *4' *8' CDX (4 ply)... 9.03. 59 graduatesof the University of Florida. The bride received a master's degree in counseling from Rollins Last week he came to visit be : / l Bronson to resume their regular monthly meetmgs brochures for distribution to the presaedmyloveforhlminmy . Square 40% OWSnIC.(40% place ply). . MRS. BENJAMIN GARY DICKENS Inarticu ate — —' — wwftv you grow. Wx 41 XB# CDX IIr'x 4'x fr CDX 43 ...' love" through 0mw letters. LOOKS like his pictures, he is - with me and wants a ithyslJ Derek's letters jndlcate(l that like a stranger to me. He's -re1atioihip. Although I ex- . OWss$/COlJuiss now — .fa Lawn a nd *11-purpose, for Agency Appfovsd P . he was Intelligent, well-read painfully shy, hardly ever looks and romantic, and I couldn't me In the eye, and when he . 4W • . ' ..............2.55 ROYAL SCOT * " 8"xl/B" _____________________ 872 sch eft Yd. No.832525,....,,..,., .... - surfaceoi TA ' ,*t_ and Lambda Sanford UbraryMuseuni was The guest speaker was announced for Oct. 12 and Beta Kathleen Perry, a represenSigma Phi members are urged tative from BETA. and to attend. A recent contribution suggested how members of the from the sorority to the library- chapter could participate in museum was used to print new BETA 's various programs. . England. We corresponded me. Abby I can't believe he is fortable and open up, but it was fai thfully, exchanged pictures, the same person who wrote useless. and might say we "fell in those letters. Although he Last night he said he Is In love wfrxl and weedier. 20% to 40% off Gamma Restaurant on Oct. 10. An open house at the General l (my age) In Liverpool, - Its sched uled at the Villa Nova Casselberry home of Wanda ' 1 pen-pal relationship with a boy wait to meet him. "-' the sun against w . Mt nylon. Tred with • NWW WWI* 4" l_. Yellow binds. No. 8312 12'...... Eath i,,, multicolorsd styling an a Features high Impact 0 slog brk*, penaft am cokn In fashion" p0WRTAp1RU1oE • ROPSHINLES Sealed down by LNI01i 11 ft oz. CarVidge. 1 Each .... IM b&% vwww with lhseivs patl*i 10" p ______ C hoice of several - 0 / \ and an All-Chapter Luncheon is (BSP) gathered at the . . DEAR ABBY: Eight years ago, when I was 16, I began a $&fSiaII $Oflf wlndowtiim. shelf bmcksts, towel ,... a Each MACCO AdhesW for'Installing door and KAM in an 18" handle. YLR20- r ,.. DNAILS • Has 20 tines D x"reR --,- Ipip mks for the honw - After a wedding trip to Barbado the newIeda are making their home at 4 S.E. 1h Ave., Porn- I Sept. 29 in Jacksonville. A t%ttera long swanter recess, square dance and hamburger members of Gamma Lambda fry was announced for Oct 13 chapter of Beta Sigma Phi ,. - the bride's mother en tertalned at a reception at her home In Grove Manor. - DEAMLT DOOR LOCKS Emerson, 245 Abbott Ave., Lake Mary, with president Delora Mark presiding. The chapter made tentative plans for a Preceptor Degree Ritual to be given in October and discussed an area meeting . Clearance the topic given by Amoret LaRosa at the Sept. 25 niecting, to be held in the LaRosa lionie. A program ilfl d quiz on • Cr c eative " as gi ven b une The regular meeting of Preceptor Beta Lambda Chapter of Beta Sigma Phi was held at the home of Glenda /1 furthconiing programs were announced. interior Decorating" sili be Lambda .' - .: . cousin of the bride, Smithfield, N.C. Following the ceremony, matched the gown. She • - late Benjamin D. Dickens. The couple entered the church together. The bride Several Betb McHose of St. and John M dayden fashioned with finely pleated tiers trimmed in wide lace on the skirt and bodice. A detachable cape . l Ll Valentine Girls Selected . man. Ushers were Mark wore a spray of flowers in Box -—r'-e-v--c Miss Sandy Mize at. tended her sister as maid of honor. She wore a teal blue fliana gown with a draped bodi e. She carried a nosegay of spring flowers and wore a spray of flowers in her haIr. Stephen P. Helm of Pompano Beach, served the bridegroom as best candlelight silk net gown acage 3 Dickens were married Sept.15, at 3:30 p.m., at the First Presbyterian Church of Sanford. The Rev. Dr. Virgil L Bryant Jr. perrmed the double ring ceremony The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Joanne Page Mize Sanford, and C Vernon ize Jr., also of this city. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Gladys H. Dickens of Pompano each, and the chose for her rid Reg.Price(eachtube)..59 ____________________________ ____ Thursday, Sept. 20, 11-15 her hair and tarried a nosegay of mixed flowers. home projects. Installing foam panel Insulation - 49 Ideal for stripping, and many paneling furring strips. • •• • 1 x 4 No 3 Ponderosa PINE PANEL ADHESIVE Reg. Pr/ce (box).... .1.19 . 4. — Great for attaching . 'Ii ' i making 9 nov:ecol. 0 30 gallon capacity. No. E-7322(box of 10 bags) . ad". racuyu 01 u Kit ce,,u. .. . can be used for wall i Reg. .. or ceiling applications, 9900 4 . x 14% pandedoly — • Reg. Pr/ce (each) ' Polystyrene INSULATION PANELS TALL KITCHEN BAGS 11 gallon capacity. No. E.2-0230 (box of 15 bags) Each :' ____ Contains hood, 4" x 5' flexible hose and two clamps, Miss Debra Ann Mize and Benjamin Gary oz Siz. SU 401 GARBAGE or TRASH BAGS _____ Beta Sigma Phi Chapters ows e A premium grade household machine oil that lubricates and protects. 3 . , frames. Reg. PdC& IcenYldge) peat ER OIL tile and cauktnrt windows and door . .• ____ • . Can be used ':y-t.! . Debra Mize, B.G. D ickens watertight 1 . Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. 1 9 Each Scoft Puts a neat, White ' --..-.-.._. Beige. Cartridge \ -. Chip,SpflngGreenOrPebt)Ie DAP _U - ......• 6 oz. Tube • --..-. MRSEVE gauge 12'x12" Standard — - 303 N. Frtnch Ave., 1 — - -. .L . Sanford 3. �___ _ 25-Evenlno Haraldl, Sanford, Fl. HONEY I Hr you THIS iCu E SEE! THESE SHo;zr_) by Chk YOU'LL HAVE TO TAXE I "A.VE PICTU17ES ( -ROCCO#LE 7)4EM., ~ ;tj Thursdilly', 5W.20, Ifn ACROSS rO F:EEL U TP4EM SACi<... 33 Jesus 34 monogram Swift aircraft I Punch" condition 35 Barbs (abbr.) 36 Punch 8 Side post of a 37 Away (prefix) 5NAMWED ANY MINUTE! I ( 38 Year (Sp) 39 Insects doorway 12 Wam husband 14 Assm 15 David Copper. fiews rim vrife 16 Nervous twitch ii - BEETLE BAILEY by H ERE'S THAT LETTER, GENERA HALFTRACK ISURE LIKE THE WAY AY SHE SHEWORKS 0REKW \ NG LETTERS? I '1 - S 20 Mart Water NO ME HAND146 IT TOME _________ 0 q. T A E vto -AVA - i -5 T THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom wy 0 H5(01W C E _ 111CICIE M UM c 13 I 15 16 I N R EE 6 - This. (prefix) 32 On, who lives T I I 14 — — — — — — 20 21 23 ___ 27 31 28 29 30 32 33 4 36 - 37 VmMUii. 41 — — — Q*LWI' ' 47 4 — 46 — — — — — ARCHIE 42 ' NO? I HAVE A DATE THIS 1~ A ROUND FOR #0 A WW/f YCXJ TO PHONE! YOU'RE NOT THE afty BOY IN MY LIFE! I'LL PICK Yoli UP SATUROAY! AT EIGHTf 54 55 57 58 — — — — — — — — — 51 52 I CAWT WAIT - — — — — 53 so — — I - HOROSCOPE _________ • For _____ 7i EI, kie I&iiwL th,sa1áp ____________________ WORSrMCF RINIM fm im W_Xr AM IF- is I EDKT .. 10~ S PRISCILLA'S POP WE F'EE WORP9 OF L- IM FLATIEREL' T1 ff3nRATION BEFORE WE YCU'VE STARrC"R FODrIIALL SE5I90W.REYERENL' WEEM5.' —_ 0' COME JJST IMAEW 10 ME. ERTh JI5.AS 'S.' vCU INTO THE FRAY'" f c b ~ - by Al Vermeer i"frJ4Pj KEEP THE PNCJPLE9 CF GOW 9F0MA"SHIP uppEwAosr IN 'tOUR MINPS.' jj.....J GET CREAMEP/ ,_ - — IkO • €- unhappy. !feel sick ever)' time shot. If I I were the kind to kill myself I would have done It already. Do uhaveanysdvice r way within your daughter's ljfo I feel and what I can do? she'll be able to hay "' I woWd sure like to know of su port for he This what ithey're doing about the problem. cow cure for diabetes or having a significantly alter the du i better way of t reating It thin P the injections every day. Meanwhile, I'm sending e y very hard n children who The Health I , Diabetes: coWd only get off the shots. mum Friday S.pf.mb.r 21s I Your Birthday Is your key to paving the path to SeptemberZl,1179 success today. Be willing to , WLU ._ni k_ .i ..a_ a iOU •- Inspired W5MIVU this veuioiiis-tog. coinIng year to be more enI AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) ______________________________ terprlsing in business 'and Even though you enjoy exfirmcial matters through a perimenting with new methods West_decided this wa the ; no with wbom you'll be and techniques, thilaga will go NORTH 9.30 moment to jam up the ' soppoSON d Us Or bw more anoolibly if you don't -#K54, fients' auction. He o vetrafled ~ Wh=~81~Iftk will n6 off on Irmovate. - The. proven and qr 14. two hearts on his singleon. traditional are bed today. • K 1053 Intendin g rescue himself tc I VIRW (Aug- nSW. 22) If PIWES (Feb. 20-March 20) # A Q 64 three clubs If he was doubled. you're planning to do. Don't be too suprised today if North did not know what to WEff EAS`r 11100011111119 today do so he passed. Because East #97 that YOU bqOn to experience a 2 represents a sizable in. marked improvement in your 9 had so many hearts and only 9497431 one spade he decided to make 4 J42 0 Q976 vatment, you'd be win to first social life. Changes are stirring a psyche of his own: two 4111J891131 #75 tliaci It with someone you which will please you. spades trust who has a gOOd business SOUTH A1U Marth 21 April 19) South passed He was flab • J$Ss3 head. Fthdoutmoreolwhatlies N000ehastoremnlnd you today an bergasted West Pa ICQ1OS ahead for you In the year to weigh the a1ternaUve. Your th Nor came to with • Al three-spade cue bid. following your birthday by judgment is very keen. You bI everyone passed. -••• 19111111ft1W Your copy of Astm should be able to find several Vulnerable: North-South & ace of hearts was led, dummy was exposed and both th toAdsiGrath, Box 419, Radio problem. the experts had a laugh at West N.rth East South of QtYSIatlon,N.Y.1O01g.Bes TAURUS (April 20-May 20) the expense of the novices. to specify blith date. You have the capacity to handle After a heartcontinuation 2 .RAe L 20) several tasks ously Pau 3• PU$ 'U trick two, West ruffed and our declarer made tricks. winces for todsy andtoagoodjob on e. Pus Since this was a duplicate actdsvfng your goals today will Be prodoctive as possible. tournament, It was not known be Iftwo do use of 111101.11 SA bw after the session Wo GEM (may 11-Jum 30) OP011111`1111 load: IVA which an obdm or WAS over what each side had Being WNW dmft people itA Mud IN Your psyche. EvM otim I had bid six y DRIP '( OAINPIMG ØRUMA Aw0ru RILIMCE] AIAO98 - ITe6t0iTAJ4, omm.". THAN THAT TO BEING 4 PLUM aER' - j- Expert Players, paired :Cs ht ta novices, Often take #e of tkir opponients, naivete. On the diagranuned deal. East-West psycbed the North-South 21) TWigs leek promising pair out of a oj game today, Wyou may hove to do a LZ) (Jg7 23-Aug. 20) In contract, but wound up with ttlS PttW PII Your InYeLv,muts today whir. nothinq but a good story, for * ,eimt. a, •: their erforts. . South Opened tw yew poldmudes CAPUMN (ill!110- SJOIL an Wmift. yoe. p, - *Or* Artill" cPWns bW 19) Maklaill 11o' nacemry SMIM &W yall pWm =11 all"In oltber a Wit of high c" or any strong suit or oueprs'niow end ceuromlone that wWth is good. sauL I ' I'?° MW WWW1 - ) ' - 'WI OILMAN ' FRANK AND EIMEST __ L (I) ALL THE FAMILY aP-IL k"Amm DJOKWOWLD THICnoMWITS 7:30 2) TIC TAC DOUGH NAP DAYS $100,000 NAME THAT • TUNE , 12:30 13D ADAM-12 A teen-age purse snatcher has his eye an bigger ggmal. • too TOMORROW Guest: (2) Noted cM dgM. s.df and slutholr James BWMn. GD NM 10 8 CM LATE MOVE Bonacak: Ton Thousaincl Dollus A PW' (1072) George PVWd, DiWayne. Bank Is hlr to find a priceless book that was to go on public display. NEWS ( MOW UIJU ll . __ y. j II yjaa wn Premilro) The Welton fowl elationi over ONAIS homec4ming Is d4lurbedi tri an kride nalghbor*s threat to kill OfllmimlbsrOthafi,lIy. - - may be ene when st*iey discovers spesslonat.lev.let ter witteri to Law" by C4rwjm. 0PROBE:* YOUR TURN Guest: Ormp County Sheriff Mel Cowmarl. Vw*ws we .. ., WMW to call In cluestions &W commentsto Sheriff Coleman r.garng department and Its recent troubles. ' SENSON 5:30 111111?111 DRUM CORPS; WTOMTK04AL CHAMPIONRespecled drurn sindi 'ors hOid .' . compete In ceremonies from Birminghm. AMwm 0 ___ A '4" -v pusher who is outraged by being arrested by a short cap and a Wl claiming to be Christ liven up the 12th . _____ _ MILLER precinct. now . auiNcy (Season A a go QuincYs rellief over His!* g a powwU rM that caused a young glirile death turn to horror when he Warm that no government agency has the pour to take the d"off thi mairket. () 0 PARNAIV JONES (Season Premiere) A Inveetl oation II FA~p the We of a oxmM puts Owneby an ft trallofersonandlnuIldw. ' soiso ' ION THE TUCK The ixcilemant, beauty ard.nirgy bM*W ft acerm at this ruetrack. featuring the issdlng contenders for the Kentucky Derby Crown and some of the top 101011141111111 In no *011 111". (R) .pat Writ. rn. Experts," car* oi me, r.wspa Per. Individual qu.st lslN be ans*,recf it acc " NASHVILLE,Tenn. (UP!) Investigators looking to reports that Elvis Presley received large quantities of drugs before he died likely woWd learn little from e1hWdM On body, according to a medical examiner. State Attorney General William Leech said Wednesday the street, it ouldn t be this big a del. ii "Our inquiries into this case, however, my lead us to this particular death - Elvis Presley's death - and we inay have to subpoena ll the records at Baptist Hospital." _____ M CM CAROL BURINIETT AND ENDS (1) 6 A111 THE WORLD a •1I 4:30 TURNS • ° HE DOCTORS a ONE LIFE TO LIVE ,, () Micioouot.* •EWTID$ED MAKE ME LAUGH • 5:00 ROGERS' MA'S'H 6 ALL IN THE FAMILY GOOD TIMES ONCE UPON AC8SIC • ici tes ssoc f & Best ew MORNING so ow By JOAN HANAUER the new partners to crea te a ui Tele4a1ep Writer comedy ambiance. At NBC, two new series debut W YORK (UP!) — American television audience is this week — "Elachied" in a 9abwA to fall in love with a 76- 11 pin. (FAskm tim) speew year-old Enallsh actor who on Sept. 21, and Robert Cand &00 (3) LAMY DAY s4n In "7be Asswides," the in "A Man Called Sloaneit an 0HEALTH FOLD funniest new show of the W. 22, 10-11 pm., Eastern OSUNMISI time. 5:11 The unlikely heart-throb is Joe Don Baker star, U the @) CRACICEMSAWI. Wilfred Hyde-White, who plays NYPD chief of detectives In 5:35 the senior partner of a Wall "Elachied, a role he created CDCOUNTHYROM SU%*law firm. He's frall, talks last year in "To Kill a Cop." about anylthing including his Now, in a two-part oputing so 0THE ED ALLEN SHOW awW slippers to avoid getting story for the sales that conto the point, and blithely an- tinues on Sept. 29, 10-11 pm., It 6:41 nounces he makes his best is pretty girls who are :wing GDWTANA ons when he's asleep killed by psychopathic gunman He hd the kind of dodgy JamnesS pens ( that nice boy, OAALWIATHM firm that represents a builder Hart, in lad year's "Paper aeekingto knock down a200- Chase"). 8QODDmomwFLOrWA year-old church to build conThe excellent cast Includes K MOONBOR dominiums* "J&R Demolition Eddie Egan (of "French vs. Our Lady of Mercy." Connection" fame), Raymond 7:00 Others In the cast Include Burr, Vincent Baggetta, Torn (2) TODA ) young law school graduates Ewell and Ellen Travulta, U •GOOO MORNING AMEMI- Leslie, Tucker and Sara. I1Ie police track the killer through CA is a nice, slightly klutsy girl, authentic New York City drat Twker is an off-beat youth, and seem In a taut but sometimes 7:25 4imnl,w blond She's confusing drams. , (2)TODAYIN FLORIDA ___ In "Sloane," Robert COIIId • adlacovery (I)EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS tile as ua co plays a secret agent who drives " office ho makes 0000 MORNING FLORIDA when he favors her with a pass. a Cord classic car, Is equipped NEW There's also a toadying junior with ingenious weapons, hu a ?:1111111 . giant assistant with a metal partner. M 8 TODAY H you watch, don't mim ft Mod, and comw up &ph* PRMyM0RN" mad sclentid Roddy McDowall. a wow. CA "The Amciates" pnJ McDowall creates a batch of on ABC Sept. 23, 8:30.9 p.m., super-androids in order to &W Eutem Ume,following "Mork Impose his will on mankind, boA GD1111111""AMIiIANGAROD 1111111011 1`1 1 1 1 1111ASY 6 Mindy." Robin Williams instead the androids rebel followed by Wilfrid Hyde-White under the command of su;per1M may be the ultimate odd couple, duper humanoid Alexander, M TODAY N FLORIDA •0000MORNING FLORIDA but it could mean real trouble who wants to conquer the ONM for CBS's Edith-less version of world, "Sloane" can be tim, In a in the Family" renamed OTODAY "Archie Bunker's Place," comnIc.book way. a0000 MORNING AMIMIUnder ordinary clrcumdanCA ces, 6LIMA YOGA AND YOU(F4 Sept.Archle bucb Mork but on 23, CBS promts a vww 5:00 one-hour version, 8-9 p.m., (1) (1) DONAHUE Eastern time, to Introduce MUlti DOUGLAS Martin B1MITI as Arcide's new I MIMM partner, Murray Klein. WAUM Carroll O'Connor dill makes •EDUCATIONAL PROLAITNIT1 7N even a dwnb bigOt somehow lovAle, and Balsam is a fine 5:30 suuu SEMESTER 563 aPTL CLIMB • will be exhumed in an Investigation of charges that Presley's doctor "Indiscriminately" prescribed drugs for rock n' roll king. But Shelby County Medical Examiner Dr. Jerry ancco said a second autopsy on Presley's body would "ec waste of time" because vital organs may have been removed before burial, Leech al said "It would certainly seem probable" that Invatigators will subpoena the previously undisclosed reults of an autopsy performed on the singer within hours of his dath at the request of the Presley family. Leech met Wednesday with State Health Department lawyers and investigators to map strategy for presentatlonof malpractice charges brought against Dr. George NlchopotdoPresley's doctor for 11 years. 7% Sate Board of Medical Examiners has accused Nichopoeles of "Indiscriminate prescription of prescription drugs" toPresley and others. The board has scheduled a hearing for the doctor Nov. 7 to determine w hether h medical license should be suspended or revoked, "We would not nile out following the investigation wh rover it takes us,' Leech told reporters In response to questiona about exhumation of Presley's body and sub. of the autopsy. "I would not want to foreclose any options at this time. "We are attempting to determine if Dr. Nichopoulos actually prescribed medication in an indiscriminate Mamer to his patients," Leech said. "It Just happened that one of his patients died and his name w Elvis Presley. U he ha d been a Joe Blow out on organs are usually burned nd not returned to the body before burial. "There is no tissue (in Presley's body that is criiuiine to anything under question," Francisco said. "I think the general public has little concept of what an autop3 is. If an autopsy is perIoi med properly the first time, there is seldom a need for a re-autopsy." Presley was 42 when he was found dead in an t iirs bathroom of his Graceland ansion at emphis on Aug. 16,1977. On the day before his death. investigtors claim, liquid stimulants, depressants and painkillers allegedly According to a board of medical examiners complaint, among 96 prescriptions Nichopoulos issued for Presley on 27 (lifferent occasions between Jan. 20, 1977, and the date of his death. Eight doctors, including Francisco and Nichopoulos, were present for the Presley autopsy. Although the results were never released, F rancisco later told a news con. ferenee th at death resulted From — hypertensive heart disease with coronary heart disease a (ontrihutIrIg factot," that was pow& `71SH -- Itrituot Inn FRY'" I, RESTAURANT ' - THURSDA Y N IGHT SPECIAL! I Spaghetti Meat or meatless sauce. 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OVIUAALEON(M CD LOOMADUtl GDOGUNEWS 8 EDUCATIONAL 1:41 After being suspoerlded in @Pug for SM years, aftorlaut Buck Flogwo; (Oil Gward) return to Earth wW becomes To 8 ELECTRIC COMPANY (M GRAMIMING 112:37 SAPITTA Barstta fafls In IOVI and runs away with young Sfld beautiful wits Of I notorious gangster. (R) . Body - WTCK ON LATE MOVIE "Columbo: Suitable For FIMIJflQ" (1511) Peter FelIt MON Uw6i An M ciflic bls wuiliby wocis in order tO __ WA611915MMIX (3) 0 HOLLYWOOD __ . - . ':.: the =MIS,fOW tho nekW "W= you be" im NPOOL WW cwu who NthS,l,Iosigasthe bean boft to OWW can be udod1oft 9 you .;rto THE TOO (2) THMfl'$ACROWD wore set because of _ a 1111111111mr "Modern And Ancient .CIimst.s" DI a g no sI amount of instIlin a per= velope for it.) You're being needs, just lilm the insulin depressed isn't going to help. And your daughter's medical glands do In the pancreas. problem might not be the only I' seems safeetoPr edict factor related to this, BuceBUNNY by ABC NEWS EARTh, SEA AND SKY Letter number 31 yo. I d be relieved if 'e - _ am U WC NEWS Lamb WIN AT BR DGE ___ "Predicting The Weettm,* development which readerscansend75centswith. automatically releases the stamped self-addressed en. YBEMCRIBEDEOWL / Dr. DEAR READER — First, Other readers who want ne can send cents aboutthe betes. It's difficult parent w ho has a child who or coin with a long, stam as diabetes and requires ü self-addressed envelope for iUn shots. Your child should Send your request to me, i learn to herself her shoth.I care of this flewapaper, PC wish the was a better method Box 1551, Radio City Sati available at M time to solve New York, NY low. This i the whole problem. will give You general i about diabetes me develop There are on the drawing board that look pretty good. The Many of the complications National Institutes of Health diabetes are thougig by so has let a contract for the fhW experts to be caused by development and production of "fluctuating Wood sugar leveL "at's called a mechaWC21 If it's true, such devices couW pancreas. Models areupposed eliffilInate such complicati Dilfr-2 to be ready by 1981. as changes In the eyes nerve This billed as a little device and perhaps even the not u?i larger than a package rate of vascular disease that's of U that can bewornin present In diabetics. the breast pocket. The device About yourself. If you 3really pirovides regular amounts of are as depressed a Yon insulin for the circulation and suggest, you might need some avoids the necessity of daily professional help. l om also shot& sending you The Health Letter Then there's a totally Im- number io-io, Depresfon: T plantable device under Ups And Downs Of Life. (Other — -- — — - — EMs' 1111111111 111111low" I have to give her a r 17 22 / ($W, L 7 Wind on and instruments 35 Actress 8 Roman deity Mansfield 9 rd u5 39 Expend t me PAY FRM. — — — ¶, /L'/'w*( •",'iLt' I/$J'4(t I' &U&er who is jot 11 and she was discovered to be a diabetic a few months ago. She is the only child I have. I'm depressed (2)a ANMER WORLD (POGUIDINIOLIGHT ! 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TV HIGHLIGHTS unam £ WIW for only let On 4162111iou i4Uft. emilliniiiiii Ila m WISH THUPMICI$NSHT lIlt - 1 CLOSIOTNUNS STARTS FRI. SCREAMS INA WINTER NIGHT dnwkM The mos St InWn tom 1n9'9u"t10nSand *9 wil be used this CCPIS oIJ2CBy Will E ) II ,.— --------------------- .0 ... . - - .. - .1 ' .• bit.Lmt~ A " '000 TUMILIWIEDS a C901 1 I ZN$I$ WTLIv H• .... 11 - WC '.' '1 iii I'r' I, 1 c 2, , ' I 'Ji IIi i r1 Ii=I CmamyCole slow and ourchips, fora PWIW U• br not good In conjunction 1*P$ c M Thss aeiv •U 7® V"ORLANDO *A N*.4% AVAIMM "rum ' l' . -11 ' •' -- L,------' '— 'air ' ______________ '- -" — - '- - r , ' - 3111111111 W. Coftwal or., ortma 111 411,111 Park 110181141. 1111411,110 Park �B-Evening Herald, Sanford, FL Thursday, 510.20 -.-? im Dated at Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, FlorIda, Sep. timber 7, 1,1,. Publish: 5t,mb 13, 30, 37, & october i, ip DENS) HOW TO ERASE A GOOD I.. - - - - - .; f, mIno Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 322-2611 831-9993 ________________________ CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES 1n HOURS 1:00 AM. - 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY C.Noon ____________________________ on Lake 3cons.cuflvstlmes ... .3k a line lciiisacvtivitimes .....flca line Convenient 2 BR Fenced,AlrI Heat W.W Carpet. 322.14S2 _______________________ 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication - but read Apt, available soon. wilklng distance to downtown area. Newly remodeled. decor. atat. w.w carpeting, air cond., Fun, or unfurn. Adults only. No $110 1. up. Call 3225001. __________________________ - 18-Help Waflted 3-Ceme*les ____________________ ____________________ It can must day 51 laplsmier, 1575. .NSiph S. Main., 1575 at 7:00 P.M. or AGIR, as soon Plaintiffs, ttsarssfter as possIble to consider an vs. CONDOR DEVELOPMENT deck and boardwalk it the following CORPORATION, a p Corporation, described property: and ALEX J. V.1k, Jr. secretary Menus PvIIsh $ipSam$r 30, DINj Lot4wdiA,IIockI,Sweetwater COCOZIELLO, ANDREW DEM. $w I, plat Rook 30, Page 31, RROWSKI and ANDREW LICARI, OffIcial Records. Seminole county, as co.p.rtners In a New Jey general partnership doing busine Florida. D & L ASSOCIATES, Further described as being 111 Blue Lake Drive, ____________________________________________________________________________________________________ Defendants. NOTICE OF SALE Langwuad, Ploqld 327* PUUSUANTTOCNAPTIR 61 Notice Is liven that pursuant to a Jr. Clerk of County Court leckwith Arthur located at N. Final Judgment dated September 10.1575, In Case No. 751021.CA*K of the Circuit Court of the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit In and for Seminole County, Flerida, In which THOMAS A. RADLOFF and County, Florida Publish Sept. 20, 1575 $ess - DEN.$4 l6urAds ____________________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT QF THE 1* JUDICIAL CIRCUIT ij POP SEMINOLE COUN, Y, FLORIDA. ..- IRWINAGER aretise Pialntiff,and CONDOR DIVILOPMINT COR. PORATION, a New Jsry Cii. Poratlesi. aid ALEX COCOZIELLO, __ Ta. A __ DAUGHERTY and WANDA C. 4' 21-Situations DAUGHERTY, his wiN, 24-Business TO • AbTh. ' - Cehisibary, - FL wit • , çhoonng for ot • bigger get th. most message? get - proRts? impocs Thetis just selling • placà that will with. your ' sdvsrtislrpg dol 1w. ...th. nswspsperl Your id will be . spottd by our,*fltlre.cltculation..,tbat • olOn can trlgç,r a faster mspo" ohd th. cOst Is L' WI Put your sifting mis I I • 'J, 'd'K: , ,. . tt --• - •.•• -- . -I.., - p, P5W 51 legb*Mga ______ ... onutisu, ' Glenway Dr. 42 with pool. 323.7832 . *5 BR 2 B, 2 story home $43,000. *10.7 acres, Osteen. $15,200. acres wmoblIe Osten. $40,600. Terms. $48,300. REALTOR 32249U MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE • ALLPLOID*ItALTY OP UNFOlD REALTOR 2044$. FFSIC5tAVS. 323.7173 baP.fUPUI.l1Ir1M*. . _______ - • ;4' r&?=• , Iiaia'W.eIon,a.. _ **11fobI Ev11 flil •. Th-' - YI1IU UViLU - Ct2naM*rI ... N. Pwi, __ . 4COMMERCIAL PARCELS (1)1-44.46, (1) I-lI Orange Blvd., (1) i-lI 44, (1) I-Il. Oregon Ave. Pick your own terms. • 4" acres on Orange Blvd In Paola. Only $21,450. Owner will carry mort. with 40 pct. down. 3 BR, 1", B split plan, fenced yd., sc. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for 131.900. 3 BR, 2 6. pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop, green house. 1700 sq ft living area. I I - ____ .. ___ I - - .__ • . , $ 2565 335-0309? The weather Is perfect for a backyard sale sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 3222611 or ni.pej. - SEIGLER REALTY Down Payment 'Cash for your lotl Will build on 47 , BelAlre Newly renovated block home. New roof & new C HIA. 1 BR, 1½ bath LR, OR, Fla Rm., w.w carpet, 10*20 workshop, fenced yard. ONLY $34,500. fix.up capItal. 2 5p home plus detachid garage apt. on double lot with room for 1*000. '' 1106 E. 24th St. 321.0047. convenIences. Style I qualIty const. Inc., Rialtors 2435', S. French (17-52) Sanford 3735334 - every size and price. HEAT PUMP, OIL GARAGE, LARGE COP LOT $17.01 LEMON ILUFF fantastic 1 SR weekend retreat, St. Johns Rivet, covered boat dock: 'U240. COUNTRY BARGAIN 2 S warkIlsep. & storage bid., fin. cad, shade trees. Cony, to flegeing. PRICED TO SILL. EXCELLENT FINANCING ON THIS 3 BORN NOML AUUM. ABLE $17505 MTG. AT I PC?. INTEREST. PTMT$ ONLY $144.32 WITH $1140 DOWN. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED ON QUITE ST. ACT TODAY. NOM LAKE 4 BR 2 1 COtn' hense twisty painted. C ,fencelbckyd.,nicaree. liuc. REALTOR, MLS EXECUTIVE BEAUTIFUL I BR, 3 PATH FOR LARGE FAMILY, CANPIT, CENTRAL P41*, FOYER, PAM. NM., KIT. EQUIPPED, LU CLOSETS, PATID, DII. . AGE, FENCE, LOVElY LAND SCAPINO. IN IXCIIlINT LOCATION, PIICID AT - 160,50, EXCES.$.EMT FINANC. INO. -- IN FAMILY IMI LIVING NM.' OV!NLO!K$NG IREIN freed $ rear SR'S. Den't pile no linger needed Items high as an elapeant's eye. Place a cliesdied ad, and plo the money In yew waliasi _____ Upto$4,5 __________________________ ,s,g, -- Sylvania 15" color TV's. 10 pct. over dealer cost. Firestone Sfo.'es, 1s $ French. 3224245, Jim. Open Friday nights till 1 Seeist River Rock. DIsh. sees, OrssseTrape,D,yefis Can$leCement,$and MWIICIICiflC'*CS. *01W Ave. *2.1711 - SS kaewski, MEINIZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty, 25 yrs. Exp. 549 5367. HO Medal TraIn Sit. Np. * ittilistles. Train meunts. in GENEVA - - nmJ .,..' 4j.. - 1 ' -- _________________ Hone Irop,imens 1311. travel trailer, sleeps 6. stove, I Man, quality operation 'icebo*,elec.brakes.Gocdcond. •yrs.exp.Patio%,Oriveways 5750.323-0545. __________________________ etc. Wayne Beal, 321 1321 Camper, '7k' Chev., 6 cyl. StepVan,$2 PAINTING CARPENTRY CUSTOMCABINEIS FresEst. _________ . , . Handy Paul, has truck will travel, Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 3394331. - -. - Garage Sale: Tiins., Fri., 4$a$. $5 III. 3415 PaIrnitt, Ave. Pwpilwne, cloThes, djjie , MIsc. - - FREE ESTIMATES 323 8719 Mowing 321 0098 ___________________________ ______________________ Light Hauling _______________________ Yarddebris. Trash .OffiCni Custom Office Cleaning, ' i nienical, new const Licensed, bonded 8. insured Quality ser. vice everytime Ph 323 0541 or: U8 5981 ____________________________ CII H_sating ____________________________ :. Reatthewlnter rush have cleaned nQw1n3.5954. Al B PAINTINC Residentlal&Commercjal 327 8787 aftS 775.4137 Paintingi, Repair ______________________ Painting by Anthony Conino, in. lerior, exterior qualitled in all: phases. Free Est. Call 3220071. Custom Painting 5 detail trim.', Free Est. 323 1104. Hey Kids: LookIng for an extra dollar? Ask Mom I. Dad to let you have a classified ad garage sale. PtiotA _apNC Weiboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos I fast repair service. 3324101. PissureCisaning _______________________ R&R Pressure & Steam CIcaning Roof, homes, mobile homes, ,tc Mobile home specIal 12*60, $22.50. Reasonable rates, alL work guaranteed. 323-7113. , TractorService _____________________ TRACTOR SERVICE Mowing, grading & Bucket work. -Free Est. Eve 323-We 1) & M Tractor Service Mowing & disclng, cultivati ditch banks chopped. All service., reasonable & prompt. Realtor, our specialty. Good ref. 349.$ifl.* _________________ VINYl sislr Vinyl repaIr &recoloring Save up to $0 p0 oh reupisoistery charge. 569.SIll _______ S4-mgs $j1 . PUY JUNK CARS From Slits $50 Call 332. 1434; 322.4460 _______________ . 323-Q43after5:3Q - MOtoICYCISS IMfoid. *34721. - - I shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cortd. tacos. 3fl.57, _______________-- ________ 4 Boardng ANIMAL HAVEN ___________________ Fn ONiveny. Sford Fur. allure_Salvage. 17.si Se. MMY.NAVY IUIPLU$ . Groonling 323S620. ' . Drapes, Upholstery 2 0707 ______________________ Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clIpping, flea control. Pet supplIes, dog houses, Insulated, P'isals. Call Dell's AuctIon, 332.500 Used cater TV $5 1070 ,, mlii 33" works 5eod, 5)21. Certiliedlawn&Landscape Alternations, Dressmaking ____________________ For Estate, Commercial & ResidentIal Auctions I Ap 335.5354, sale: . NIclisny mis. 50 osid delluami. *1 1517 allis 1:01 p.m. 'T.NSWNs . ______________________ _______ • Village Super Flea Market Highway 17-92 or Call321.OshSanytime ------- Top Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks Iheavy equipment. - Omeøi sit, 1)31, electrIcal RiyaI CersneTyppsrNet,$10, Me.bitp. 171. 2034513. Iaisherd.Lk, Sylvan Area, - 77-Jw* Cars Removed ---. TV reps 15" ZeniTh. Sold orIg. NI. $153.84 or $17 me. LaWfl Maintenance ' ________________________ Sql. Peppers Painting Service.- essnklng TabieNo. 10 Broadway Saturdays onlyt ___ 3237535afterlp.m Sanford ____ - $PAYINGTOPPRICESS Gold. Silver, Diamonds, Coins Prilodilwem'$0 yu.1.4. CIA be seas at 203$ S. Av. (best lifer). Sires *5' a. Paved fr.ntase 357.50. ISid. Sr same, 2153*, eve. 311.1161 i111E.itlil lots ii which 'SW - $ CASH $ TV wItty large 3¼ ft. - 8)1 2200 BAHIA SOD 530 (400 sq. tt I Free Del. on 1100 sq. ft. or more ______________________- APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. pm. osnd. $550517 ash. 6. ;±ii"i Corarpicille ___________________ __________________________ 7S-Reasatlonal ValhiCiSs - ______________________ 53-TVRadiOSSI1O INSt akiN ØaIr, VI RedeW csam,adp. lisa fiNns welke,. II All __ too small. 591 1914. - - American Sod Painting _______________________ ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob niture Salvage. 322-1721. ___________________ Push button controls, has carousol, still In warranty, $445, Originally assume payments of $31 mo Agent 33g. ri-. Inji. _ Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks I etc. LICENSED 849-9455 Gd Used Furn. ApplIances, Plumbing Fixtures BIdo. Material. 322.56.59 MICROWAVE ____________________ ' _ Larrys Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refnig., stoves, tools ft• - INC. IIAITOR$ _ ___________________ _____ . __________________________ Terms. WMhllm reps 17 CU ' .., your ollheater Clnheflt 72-Auction WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.S1IE.Flrst51. WepayceshfsrmeblIehom,ss 4MSIS Room Additions - remodeling general home repairs. no lob too small. Call 3239465 anytime. Cash 322.4132 3334457 51ar Rd. behind Color Wheel Point, 4 bIbs. west Oh 411. 355 317$. Open daIly 5.6, Sun. 174. - ,, •,- _ - . K ENMOR E WASHER - Parts, Service. Used MactInes, MOONEY APPLIANCES , DISTRESS PRICISII Public & Dealers Invitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TOOAY at: Or. Ion.dewtsoiesate Furniture $15 InduStrial Blvd. oft Silver GREGORY MOIILIHOMEI --- - Wan?ed to Buy _________________________ i- $316. ins,& GEappllances&Tvsat IhNOntindsDp. VAIFNAPiiti.Mi Cai'pssitry _________________________ 323 1039 WestinghOuse. Sold orig. $5I4 bat. $206 or $21 mo. Agent vsntory of iww furfllfufs, bed. lee ew leautitut new IROAD MORE, Refrigerator WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOREVERI We are offering their $IOAIO In. -Male Hoima - - LOVELY 3 SDRM. $ lATH CUSTOM BUILT NONE ON STONI ISLAND. FIREPLACE BUSINESS SALEII "- u - _______ -. - ApplIances & Misc. (LOCAL) 3495321 ____________________ TOWER'SBEAUTYSALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 519 E. Is, Sl.;3225712 Purebred Siberian Husky puppyforsale 323-1721. C,A.T L.awn&Garden Beauty Care 65Pets.Suppljes WMIwi repo GE deluxe model. Soid orig. $109.35 used short _____________________________ tIme. Iii. 51.9.14 or $19.33 mo. ,hat 339.$3S4 OUT OF _______________________ - USCase Tractor ______________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322740 '' o 4 OR. , CentralHeal&AirCond. Free Est. Call Carl Harris at SEARS, Sanlord 372 1771 ____________________ WE BUY USED FURNITURE I CailBart ______________________ PRICE REDUCED ..- ne1'Y-To0IS .,..._.. saver, 10 pct. over dealer cost. Firestone Stores, 1st 1. French. 322024S Jim. Open Friday nights till 7 p.m. Redo, Del motel box springs I mattresses, $30 set. Snford AuctIon, 12155. French, 323.7340. $35500. * UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell lhose Ihings that are lust taking up space with a want ad intheHerald3fl.2611 or 831.9993. ____________________ - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9141 Eves alter 61 weekends 895. VALIANT I YELLOWSAND Call Cark & Hint 373 7580 All A.C's wenergy ?SO'So.Orang,$los.onTrail, Orlando, Florida., 143.4160. w Carpet. Good area, corn. for'table 1700 Sq. ft. of living LookIng For a New Home? Check the Want Ada for houses SPACIOUS 4 OR BEDROOM ILK HOME IN LOCH ARBOR, . establlshlocalcredIp.Wedeliver in Sanford. ASSUME 1.75 PCT. MORTGAGE NlCpollhomecnlgpxj,35p,21 westras. Lg. LR, FR & fenced - Potlo, C HIA, range, refrig. 5.w. 5 Air Conditioning, Heating, Eiecfri. cal, Plumbing Service& Repair. Cell Larry for Free Est. 6716291 Lic., Bonded & Ins. . -________ FILL OIRT& TOPSOIL 323 6593 Philco5.5coppertoner,jg0, w-lce maker. Like new. ford Furniture Salvage. 17.92 WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. The Real Estate Agency ot Buy& Sell New&UsedFurniture $3395 ______________________ Nelson Roses __________ 4 DR. 6000 MILES 1976 PLYMOUTH f7Y ___________________________- refused credit If you will pay ¼ downI Let us help you ____________________________ 'Inn OIl a. 0 Air Conditioning mower&harrowforsale Used I c walnut BR suite, Woody Little, 377.9tJ6 dresser, mirror, chest & bed. _____________________ $110. Sanford Furniture Salvage area _____ (((Cl) 601 Celery Ave. Sanford. 322-5721. I Rototillequs'edltlmè. JEAN NORRIS Ferns& Exotic Plants So of Sanford. 3225721. 1977 DODGE ASPEN ""I'":E' , 3'.'HPMantQomery Ward - . -_-_---_--. FURNiTURE.BEDDING EASY TERMS wIth store finan. cingl No one In OriandSanford _________ large corner lot. DR or FR also 1 -- -. Call 37705$?. Nrwl0pcmodjlar LR suite. 5555. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-93 1295 .'IIII •U• 2401 Airport Blvd. __________________________ FURNITURE&THINGS 1973 DATSUN __________________________________ ___________ price. Sanford Furniture ii. vag., 17-92 Sot Sanford 322.572) 1295 71 Dodge Charger, Auto, air, PS. PB, 8 track. Good cond.. $700 5913 -1977 Ford LTD--I dr.. new paint lobe new vinyl top. brake job, no rust. Good cond. I owner. Asking $1150. Call after 1p.m. 3238694. NAMED VARIETIES I 1973 CHEV 55 Excellent cond. Ice cold AC, Good gas mileage. 373 2318 or 377 20A Blooming Atrican Violets brand New tnterspring Sedding '" - - -• Hwy 92. I mile west 01 Speedway. Daytona Beach, Will hold a putlic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 901 255 8311 for further details -. 62-Lawn.Garden MORTGAGES R. Legg, Lic. 52-Appliances Mtg. Broker, 525 No. ID ____________________________ Wymore Rd., Aitamonte. 6444437 Sears Kenmoreheavyduty copper ________________________ tone washer I matching dryer. -Like new $300 pr. Sanford 5O"-j'e$Iai'jn for FurnIture Safyage. 17-92 So. of .. By Owner-3 BR, Wi bath on ______________ $31 mo. Agent 335S3so. __ _____ _____ ------- Sanford. 3225121. WILL BUY EXISTING 1st & 2nd • TRADE.INS ________________________________ _________ , PIANOINSTORAGE Beautiful Spinet.Console stored locally Reported like new, Responsible party can take on low payment balance. Write before we send truck. Joplin Piano, P.O. Box 3064, Rome, Ga. 30161. 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322.5731 - REALTY WORLDS _______ . - By owner 333.0216. 191$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bat. $151 or NEW CAR 1971 Vega 51g. Wgn. AuO, I Ct. ------- ---- Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail $49.93, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of catch up back payments I buy equity. 3220214. 2 bathblsckhom.$20,ioo. Ownerwlllfinanc,.3320214. expansion. Good location, under $650 3?? 02)1 or 322 0779 • '15 Buick Century Good Cond $1500 or best ofler __________________________ SyOwsserLarge35R, U CADDY ______________________ New Losing your home & credIt? I will $13,0terms. $I3jOOcash.332.41G, ---- A-C i _____________________ - 2CR pirtlyfinlshed. TAX SHELTERED INCOME - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION _________________________ Rl Estate Wanted 47-A'--Mortgagsslought &SoId Recently reduced by $2600 to allow 3710 Sanford Ave. 322•7512 _____________________________ - New S pc dinette set. Table & 1 chairs. 575. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 Soot Sanford. 322. $721 We buy your equity, close In 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, REALTOR 339- 2500 Sanford 321.0640 Orlando32l.1577 your lot or our lot. V Enterprise, Inc. Medei Inc., Realtor 4443Ql3 ----------- IDr C.00d MAIc I'AYMENTS. '69 to models Call 339 9100 or 831 - French Ave. 372 2755. -. 5005 Sanford Ave. BROKER 2439S.Myrtl.Ave.Sanford VA.F iiA.235.Con. Homes Sale lOcaler) Discount Music Center, ________________________ Goods "THE LAND MANN" J.MANN REALTOR 365.7273 _________________________- COMPLETELY REDEcOR. ATED, INCLUDES NEW ROOF. PRICE RAISED TO $49,500. Sale - AIR I. HEAT, CARPETS, ALL Property APPLIANCES. PRIVACY _______________________ ___________ FENCE, ALL BRICK. .536.300. By Owner Sanford, 4 turn. on.,. 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, recentiy remodeled, new dec. , CARPORT, CARPETING. NEW plumbing. Good location, cxc. PAINT. $31,500. return. Asking $100,000, $25,000 dwn. Owner carry at current TRIPLEX (223 BEDROOM, (1) 1 rate. interested parties onlyl ___________________________ BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS, 3231019. 33-03I '13 Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls -PIANO-beautifulspiflew.flp, dehumidifier, $775; 5Ide.by.5ie refrigerator.(ree,r, almost 5400. 3326219. 310*660 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, CENTRAL REALTOR , . JP 'IL I I I I -. . BEDROOM, CARPORT, VACANT OFF MELLONVILLE. $23,900. - 50-Miscellaneous fOr -.- PLACE, SCREENED PORCH. LAKE FRONT LOTLOCH ARBOR COMPLETELY REDECORAT. ½ acre, ISO' on lake. 352.000 ED, NICE CORNER. $32,000. Owner . Assqc. 322-1195. FHA, VA. 701 EIdg. i HIGH & DRY. Large oaks, pIne & palms. Close in, paved streets, zoned agriculture, horses allowed. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $20,900 2 BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIRE. 323.2222 E. Altamonte Dr. iAa 5 ACRES CAR GARAGE. $31,000 FOR THI IXICUTIVI FAMILY .. COUNTRVKITCHEN,FAM1LY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 Longwood. 3 BR, 2 bath, huge corner lot. Privacy fence, at.' tiched garages yrs. old $35000. • T 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH POOL WITH CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, Low Why not loin the fastest growing Real Estate Office In town? Find out If we can make you a better deal. I k ' is1 pjuesi , Office 2 BR, 1½ 0 2 story townhouse. Lg. be yd, pool, C H&A, 131,000. Easy Tirms. Ni.id Hall Realty _________________ onaui.a ' Branch . $3SS0O. REALTORSW PARK Eves 349-3100. MAYFAIR near Lk Monroe. I SR 2½ 5. 000l I garden ares pivacy fenced. Fireplace in fain. rm., lovely eat.In kit. All •ø ts • ø•.s,•• ' Nil •*W*.rilWrrINluIInst, th"uWatPt'C.* 51W psj. • - • ?. lAl$.M*i akMdescrSW _______ baIEILiQa.g* ITO$m,5Wmiueteh ! ..- STEMPER AGENCY - -•- 2 -__ 1I I'IIl_._ ha IIIJVY fl "just my luck, I'm In the middle of a summer romance, and I forgot to bring my diary with me!" ________________________________ DII ION ER, OVERSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR 1K. MONROE REDUCED TO Multiple Listing Service JUST Sanford. Fla. 32771 SCRFEPlFfl Pnorw. AID ANYTIME I acres Paola Markham area. - ________- CJ 7 Renegade. 1976. 3 speed, "leag,', ti Must sacritice 33500 312 9595 - 322.3481 ROBSON MARINE 2977 Hwy. 17 92 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, 322-2420 3 BR 2 B home, 4 acres Markham Woods Rd. $130,000. - 69 Chi'v Rd Aire Deluxe Ar, PB PS Excellent $895 32 0135 We Buy Wrecked ars '77 - 75 hp Evinrude, low hrs I5woodboat.trajler Many extras. $695. 32? 6817 AIR. CARPORT. $32,500. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. Sanford's Sales Leader unit apt house. $24,500. -_ . 16 Larson Fiberglass iShp Evinrude Good shape, 5700. 332 9315 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT I home, 9 pass $550 FIRM Call 321 O9lOor 1 800 4)2 5535 9/3 VW buS Tune 'p, plugs. pressure plate. valvt' ob Great gas mileage. 51600 322 7425 1972 lIlt. Regal Tn-Hull w 72 hp Johnson & '72 tilt trailer. Trolling motor, depth finder & other extras. $1100. Call Ellen 3324396 between 8:30 am. & 5 p.m. __ TOR IAN SHOW CASE FOR RE. MODELING. $35,000. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES -JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADER! WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE P JOIN THE ONE THATS NO. ii 1970 Mercury Stq Wgn - 55--Boats & Accessories 1552 MODEL, 2½ STORY VIC. nice lot! BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for $43,900! *3 BR 1 B CA, $21,000. 9.2 ll5Magnotia •4fl311. __________ HEAT, CARPETS, DRAPES, OUTBUILDING.A LARGE LOT WITH FRUIT TREES. $23,500. BR 2 B, 2 story home, $42,500. 311 11 Can be assumed I owner wIll held 2nd mont. priced at &IIE. Owner.Reii.j. ASSOCIATES NI11*p ,. _____________________ we JUST LISTED 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, BEAUTIFUL 3 BR,2 bath home In Ravenna Park I New carpet, eat. In kit., DR. 1g. LR, util. rm. On - Zoned Comm. 2 lots w.old frame liragi '0. Value Is In the lets. $11401. - Investmentl BPP WARRAN. TED. Just *25.2501 LR, DR. eat-in kit., porch, barn, pond & Add. acreage avail.! Yours for $350001 •- Kids gone, but the swing set in th back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322-2611. 221 Yale Dr., Academy Manor, 3 BR, 2 full baths. FR, newly renovated Inside lout. New CH, w.w carpet, fenced yd. $32,000. 322.5331 days; 323.I5 eve, ___________________ DIdn'tG.t of MRS Ahiraigs Is, p-FReNsaNIg16.. NIiSSIe0IN.I1h I11iufti ____ N"* lW 51 siN ___ MIS, lIMit_Pew'i ___ __ Elffiiu as iiia Nst,st.t..N. • . REALTOR L. 3231161 OrWi. 3234617 Rises In prlvsfo hems. All hems, yord & - prlvNs. ma, ciugi,es wesnins. writ, Re. S,sak10 $ersl +4* investor M. Unsworth Realty Rises let rent In prIvate hams with bash a kitchen privileges. _______ with det. apt. on larg, shaded loti Both kit. eq., carpeted, COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE 2 BR, 1 bath home on 2'/, acres! Lg. Eves, 3fl 0612, 322 1587. 332 8152, 322 717' 207E.2SthSt. - •__________________________ -• Only . ¼. Sedan, 737 Eng.. auto 3150 FIRM 322 7987 ____________ Garage Sale: Sat.. Sept. 22. 9 to 5 Lots of good furniture, tools, clothes. lOS Sheridan Ave., Longwood. FIa. 339 1972. BATEMAN REALTY Req. Real Estate Broker 263$ Sanford Ave. 321-0759 Aft Hrs. 322 1613.322 4165 io. o..... '''LuCY 19Je'epp u. JW. 'S PB,6cyl,3 SpdSo300orassume 323 9214 80"Autos for for Sale IDr 1973 Toyota Hi lux, excellent running COndition ________ CaIIM8 _________________ Gigantic Yard Sale Sat & Sun.9a.m. till? Old&newitems 80-Autos • -. • SUPER BUY. 3 BR, 1 bath home 515.000. ...u.anuuuiu 1978 C.MC 1too 6c'l. lOW mIles 89hi,1?3Prn 2 Fam Garage Sale. Thurs., Fri., Sit. Wilson Rd. in Paola. x mi. from Wilson School. Leisure World mobile w-lots from $1L900.s34.sco, Fish, swim, boat, shuffleboard 1. tennis. fenced & Many Fxtras! Great REALTORS Rig. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER AISOC. WARRANTED. 523.900! V1 Sunland- 4-2 with pool, $52,250. BR newly decorated. C HI.A, all carpeted, nice neIghborhood 1 block off Mellonvllle. Mid 30's. I'IIIAUI BPP rear. " '2 REALTORS Rm., eat-In kit., 1. turn. neg.l S. CameronAve. 1.2acres3.2 $79,900, with 2-I guest house in $-4.osni Investments, bill cosuidatio,i, males purchases, V lAy iW. CaN: 2031612 Bluer Financial $Irvlcee _____ _____________________ trees I. garden space + garage. $33,000. JUST LISTED 2 BR, 1 bath home In Longwood' on lovely tree shaded lot! Spacious LR I. Fla. -490,000. 43 - 79-Trucks-Trailers 3 family yard sale, Sat 8 a.m to ; p.m on S Sanford Ave. across from Cornwall Rd. Lk Mary 3.1. Lg. fenced lot w-fruit Aljneedtoknow m1JEste. i-i. WTJW. •, Iulldto Suit-our htor yours. FNA.VA, PItA 2355.245 LOAN5UPTO$gSS. RISk 0'NO$at*S Public , ar acres REALTY b'Grove Manor 5-3 with pool. - __ - """ killing •e__L"_9..•_ - • INC.. Flalatell, vs. ii in UWVfl I -I01 W 2NDMONTQAQI REAL ESTATE Yw.em:rsiMdmsyou, deirhNW 4l"S$t55fost,,e NeI*5NI i.aasW ri- lu Il at WISHLAND 01k at. 115 Meve CentS. 5W fo RISEs, lIMit Fis ip sagetoworkforyou...intI,en.wsp.p.,p . ____ • SAITNOLOW and $47 dssrsas 12 IS" I $54.13 SW, ' ft00 IL MRTNO0W• his minces Ussroes.' rwNia INS, and NOUN? CAIN SW1*incQdeI,SN1)aI SAVNIRTY. 554 WANOA C. ilI stmc 1 dws 16' r W 7.46 teeth --_ $47 agnse u•s,ia. tis • SIUCS YOU!. m.ssags OcrOss',,.end wOn't ' mak. a ___ - SA*ornss. Aming to from your ose MIvrfeMiOwayilif$p.., FIends, P554 Ne. 426, thence $ 47 cii. me. pniwc**p. The me. 12 16" 1 sling said • i' BYOWNIR-3IphnIn ____________ - __ CSS,'3 ii, 1 batti large lot, low 20's. Shown by appointment only. poriunitj 111.Nfeilteapawestil$ewh. C'Csurtat*s10mMkloi Circuit. SemInole Caunty, & REALTORI 3710 SsiwsrlAve. 202.J2 Its feflswlng descrlbei prws,ty sit feith in She Order as lOSER? CAIN DAUGHERTY Fill Jvdgmant. I.WWANDAC. DAUGHINTY, Print Stie Siuttiwesh cerise, if me ti. wIts, $1 k if Sidle. 17, Tuwnelsip __ $1 14 755 Neiltu Winter P.j leuhl,, Range 30 Eail, Seminole osmienew against you in one • $55,000- Ceunty, FIends, Islws.a,, Cewily, Florida. rim tilanca N fl de,rsas 10' 20" W alens ste wed -, YOU ARC HERESY NOTIFIED lWetsald$*lesdlshonc.e1,n SW asuit, fir fenedesur, tea lea. feet. thuicp Nil rsis 47 121 . - -I' • Geneva- $59,500. Terms. IGG County Ceurtheus* In Sanford, $eminsl hiker 51575, wóysciopsusy . .'. NId For lease-combInation restaurant capacity, fully eluippel. In. cludes Ilior license. Reedy to open tomm-rew. Defendants. 11:0 AM. and 11:15 AM, en Or. 'I bull'S Mature 25 yr male will baby itt your children In your home any hr. You provide transpeartaf Ion. Reas. Rates. Call RYr'3$441I. ANDREW DEMIROWIKI and AN. CASE NO. $1IWCA4P.P DREW LICARI, as copprmnirs ma CA$$ELSIRRf GARDENS, INC., New Jersey general partnership PIOWIW, dsing business as 0 1 L vs. ASSOCIATES are the Dehpidants, l F. sauce IARTISOLOW an. wIll sill $5 the Isluheil end beet CLOR INC H. CARTHOLOW, his bidder Re cash in me lchby a? tt,s WI,,, 4 ROBERT CASH West Pre,W deer if Ste Seminole st Atlghcks - 41-Houses AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST Engine rebuildir. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 C. 20th P1. Exp. Wages commensurate w. abllltv.frins. iafsa - Lobs Ms&i.e Nesbeur, Inc. 44.5. Na3beu, A Cornmunlly Service Msssag. From The Herald P A. RADLOFF and IRWIN appiicatiorttseconstrvctionofa Chisles Gb Loch Arbor 4 BR 2 B pool S62.300. 1 BR, 1 B Condo all ci., fully qpt., • the end? I; STENSTROM 32-Houses Unfurnished -__________________ was e.sssenpaw,aNw,gh Detedallo.we,rae,,thIs$1ffi Courthisisisi Tuesday, OctoberO, property. 6 rage sales ) - byGill Fox Yard Sale 911 MvrtIp A.. Th.,rt Fri. Sat. Od 8. ends, Plants lots 4. house. $41.000. will think twice the price you '1k Mary, Comm SIDE GLANCES slots-cement block home with 2 BR. II fruit trees, oranges, lemons, tangeloes, tangerines, grapefruit. All household items Included. Call E. V. Foster, New Richmond, Wisc. 2466213 or (303) 322-514, Lake Mary, Fla. 2 BR I b 2451 Palmetto Ave. a '1 - necklace :1 I I get ________________ 41-Houses HAL COLBERT REALTY. Room In private home, all home prlvllegeslV,washer.dryer etc. Woman 1 or 2 chiIen ok. See after S p.m. 101 Plnecrest Or. erased. worth 41-House MULTIPLE I STINGREALTOR • • or lipstick you pocket p to . out y p I I I Ave. MAINTENANCE $1O CLERK TYPIST $130 SHIPPING $10 PRESSMAN $200 SECRETARY $173 STOP IN TODAY BE WORKING TOMORROW I- I APIS. FOR RENT Forappolntment$appllcatg Call 323-4432 or 3234177 ____________________ punishable by law It I 1 5. Sunday - Noon Friday _________________________ __________________________ _________________________ - Thursday, Sept. 20, 1979-Si " up. Pool Adults only, , Ada. Just So. of Airport In Sanford. Call Blvd. on n-svo Mariners Village. 43c a line no chiloren, no pets. 1551. last + utilities. 335.1136. been &vsnplded Wedaeiday He Setnlnole COunty, Florida, and I -flesh, l2 French Ave. have levied upon the following said e:isployeea at the plant described LAKE MARY 323.5176 property owned by 11-lnsh'uctlo,s 'I. ___________________________ 3 BR, 2 B Mar Crystal Lake, $35O .,.. were gM sigsJ, but dec- Ronald S. Srrozoskl, said property _________________ AM EMPLOYMENT Ino.giady Brown Realty, Broker tronic iatnaienta have been in being located In Seminole County, 322.5237 or 322.374. Florida, more particularly ENJOY place to detect any possible described * * * * * * * * as follows: ____________________ Nice 2 Bedroom House. Partly 'theft of materIals. ExpressIons One 1513 Ford 2door automobile, Creative 323.1112 furnIshed. Longwood area. Close _____________________ blue In color, ID No. AVON to schools and shoppIng. $250 per The plant has had It .thare of steel 3.J$7A155$37, beIng stored at 17.52 FIGHT INFLATION mo. PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS problesris. The facility, which Is Shell In Cas.elb.rry, Florida Sell Avon. Increase your earning _____________________ ____________________ power. For details, call 1.141. surrounded by a high, chajnljnk and the undersled as Sheriff of 322-734k 3 HouseS Furnished County, Florida, will as ___________________ 4617 or 444-3075. ____________________________ fee,wthesconeofadujke Seminole 11:00AM, on the 21st day of Sep. 121paclalN1 Irvin April 14 through Aug. 4. timber, AD. 1575, offer for sale and RN part time, 7.3 shift. Apply in _____ __________ HAL COLBERT REALTY person Lakevlew Nursing Can. No sooner had the strike ended ie$I to the highest bidder, for cash, MULTIPLE LISTING.REALTOR tar, ,i, C. 2nd St. sublect to any and all existing liens, Lutheran Church of The Redeemer than the NRC repoited an at the Front (West) Door of the Secretary. Some experIence has several openings in their 3 BR, Wi B, cIA. carpeted. Exc. "unscheduled release" Of Seminole County Courthouse In • preferred. Flexible Hours. Good prekIndeartan $ kindergar. 5. ref. mo. le cond. S radioactive materials from its Sanford, Florida, the above typing and filing skills needed. tsnclasses. $30 mo. For more In. described personal property. ... 323.7832 formation call 322.4101 332.323.1040. ____________________ That said sale Is being made to 3332. .N Ito 12 fuls & part time. Apply Eves. 322.0612, 3221511, pl satisfy the terms of said Writ was fined p3,000 in of ___________________ in person Sanford Nursing & ______ 322.5152, 322-1171 Execution. in by NRC for falling Convalescent Center 530 317 E. 25th St. to s-i-N, John I. Polk, ________________ ________________ MellOflVliie. -provide adequate security sheriff _______________________ izeasires. Seminole County, Florida Experienced Laborers for masons. Executive Sect. Girl Friday 34Wcb41s Homes PublIsh Aug. 30, Sept. 4, 13, 20, 1575 The missing uranium w Oeltona area. Own trans. IC hr. Heavy shorthand, accurate typing, _______________________________ wk. 574.2572 after 7 p.m. sense of humor, for local real talk along the streets of Erwin. DEM. 152 Mobile home 2 BR furi. estate offk.321.O44o. _______________________ Exp. mech. must have own tools. S No children, no pets day wk., paid holIdays, fringe ______________________ 3237515 benefits. $200 to $300 start NOTICIOPPUBLICN1AIIQ PARTTIMEWAITRESSES _____________________ Notice o.,pending on exp. 33 $62. The Board of County Corn- _________________________ _______ APPLY IN PERSON 37--8uslnsss Prorty mlsslone,s of Seminole County, Earn as much as $300 per 1000 DAYS INN SANFORD _____________________ H O Florida , -..,,... J.vwI siuvving envetopes wins our UP U*TFUR REPAIRS . _____ Isearine In Pie CommIssioners' Part time Desk Clerk circulars. For information: Commerciai Bldg. for lease, 2100 SALARY OPEN TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CON. meeting room, Seminole County Psntax Enterprise, Dept. SH sq. ft., suitabl, for shop or Courthouse on Tuesday, October 5, Days Inn Sanford CERN: P.o. Box 1155 Middletown, Ohio professional offices. 3231123. 1575 at 7:00 P.M. or as soon 45042. For a career In Real Estate call thereafter as possible to consider an You and each of yes wIll please applicatlo Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, Here, it comes again . . . another shoplifting the construction of a COOKS & CASHIERS -AStorigs Rs,*ai 3fl.45) take notice that W. M. Place whose deck and boathouse at the following address Is 101 W. 1st. Street, described Property: Experience desired. Good pay, Wanted: Mature lady to live In, to the un. MIni warefojam $50 I. up, before, insurance, vacation, credit Lot 10, Block C, St. .lotns RIVer prepare meals & care for invalid dersiuned mii. nhar2lthl, 1752. unIon & profit Estates, sharing. Apply in Plat look 13, Page 54 lady In Sanford residence for article et value described as a 1,0 3234420 or 323.i7S person Lake Mary 44 Food Store RIIstIItIOn Official Records, seminole County, salary, room & board. Call (301) LutW N.J. on. Shoplifting is stealing. It 1$ Lake Mary Blvd. at 1.1. 3224*5, wsekday*. Number 7444X to be stared attsrw Florida. *thiir N. kckwltts, Jr. * Vntsd to Rent is rspoirsda that said laker . s'. Garden Help P.1 Clerk of County Court and label. you a criminal. LPN. Full tIme I. part time. Apply vlceshave been complalad and said wipe our Exp. preferred-Student OK Seminole County, Florida In person Lakeview Nursing ItIs P'ibliih fl24014 FamiIyof3wIshesfo,p,,, in Sept. 20, 157, Center, )5 E. •• gew St. f the future. It.. sets you a cossit record Seminole Cty. Willing to make item on. his when such diargss DiNil • Manager tsr i.e man print ship. repaIrs. 3234674. became due, mM that by reawn A. I. Dick Iii press, salary, miresI.oneundersIonedwill sell the Foffc. insurance + percentage, that can't be Say goodby to college plans same at publIc MistIest tsr cash Longwood area. 331.SS5. -Cdemunn i NOTICEOFPUSLICNEARINS Iwsldavclschnsenenffieldeyoi IN THE C1RCUITCOUNT OP THE Immediate opening-day snit,. Oct. 1070 aS hIs plac, if business The Board of County Corn. EISNTUINTH JUDICIAL or landing a job. Employers American Wood Products MIII COndO, 2 BR, 2$ asLobeMaarsaNa,beur,$31 missloners of Seminole County, CUlT IN AND FOR SIMINOI.I Office, 200 MarvIn Ave., w.W.D, stove, refrig. 5. carpeted Palmetle Avenue, Sanford Florida Florida will conduct a public COUNTY, FLORIDA. Longwood. Apply between I AM 32771 before they hire a thief. Is that wallet, 323.7N3 hearing In the CommissIoners' CASE NO. 7'4536-CA4M to 11 am. meeting room, Seminole County THOMAS pitch. We know you've heard it I' Wsekly& monthly rates. Inquire S Orlando - Winter Park said a coiriplete inventory Execution issued out of and under Pt 2 Box 235.1, Clayton, Ga. 30325. Ph 47I2.32$s. would begin Sel*. V in a the seal of the County Court of County, FlorIdt upon a wx*her phane o(the search. He Orange final lodgement rendered in the said the "total picture" en the aforesaid court on the 25th day of ___________________ missing uranium night not be Juc4,A.D. 1t7, In that certaIn case BabySiftlng inmy home entitled, Berman lank of Orlando. evaflumble with aboUt 30 or wkdays,lnfants&smiII Winter Park, NA. a national days after that. Chlldin. 322.2151 bsnklng assocIation, Plaintiff, Ronald S. Brzoioskl, Defendant, Howard said a search of the which aforesaid Writ of Execution Will baby sit Infant in my home Weekdays, Winter SprIngs. grounda at the facility had not was delIvered to me as Sheriff of - W C LASS IF I E D A DS _______________ Evergreen Municipal Cemetery- * * * * * * * * 31-Apartments Funiisld lot section A.2nd ad dltion. I burial spaces with NOTICIOPSHIRIPP'SSALI UP A CREEK? Apts fe, NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that copeing aromd lot. $15 each town, very cleanS, roomy. See I It fl-Rooflfl NOTICIUNDIN FICTITIOUS NAMU $TATUTI TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Nolk, 15 hiveby gIven that the undersigned pursuant to the "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter NS.O, Florida St$tut,lij register with the Clerk of the Circuit Court, In and for Seminote COu,Wy, Florida IOfl receipt of proof of the Publication Of this ffi tIc titlous Name, to.wjt; THE SNEAKER STOP under which It is i'i9gW In busineis at Cassetberry Square, CasI.Ib.rry, Florida. That the corporation interested In said buiIs enterprise IS 15 f011ows: The Sneaker Stop, Inc. IS) Norma P. Dubbrl, Vicepresident RViIN, Tenn. tUPI; - Uiret.torot sarde. natesial has gotten off site," clerical error or some other F&ral investigators ordered Burnett said a helicot*er and " iV 't ruled o* that "paperwork" mistake. an1rborne electronic search of a twlnengined plane with pI)uty." AUthorities said, however, theft th area around the Nuclear sophisticated electronic radi. 'j' pj not being ruled oil. hig j.j.cj FUel Service Inc. plant today in oactivlty detectors would be d 1ijey -.. the tIM such NRC okeanan Ken Clk arCcffort to find at least 20 used in the aerial search of the fede or'Jer ever Issued - and said published plans for bUIId po)uts of missing uraniwi. plant and its Lnlnledlate viclni• NRC I eigatoa moved in ing a bomb 'IIUther underJt is hard to say if it is ty. and began sifting through scores keeping a tigM rein on en6ughtomakeabornb, but our William 1). Dirks, head of recorda and eciig dock- the Inasterlal they are using at gtUeIines indicate it is," said NRC's office of nuclear mated- pths. thu plait." Bqb Burnett, Nuclear als and safeguarda, said there oftic'ais Indicated IhI 1u1 The NRC would not say Regulatory Commission's Is "no indication right now could be nisukig Urough a exactly how much highlytirjcJd uranhiti uss nisaing : at the 1gant, whkh itakes fuel : - - - - - - - - - for the Navy's nuclear submarines, but under the cornnisMon'sregu1atIcnsatleast) I pounda must be unaccounted for to warrant a ultutdown I . t '11?I Legal Notice os t' U ra n lu rn Searc h J . - . .,, . .-..--.-.- .,•.. - ..- C 1574KX.12SDIItPIke 322.4640 I Motorcycle Insurance SLAIR AGENCY - p ..-----.., --.- .1-" '•'• I3L2Is2.t ;; llr! 1U8sI3T:9so.o3r... _______________________________ ' '- .. �,, •, •, • • . . • •. ..• . . • ,•, .•••• .. .... • .-.. • 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. Year, No.2lrlday, September 2Pllanf Florida nnl .. __ I - 1. 1 I _.. _I I ". ''. 4 I " I 1 ,, .1 ,, * . It, i P I V - . .. _ Sale 6.40standard \' King, Reg. 16.99 Solo 14.44 I , ,,~,,'- are the urn. price. I AI "'. X-'' \ - Head Lice Cases Abound 0 , 7iiI a soft down like feel. Dacron' hberf ID ii polyester with cotton/ poly ticking. - 0 .. 11 ' 5.94 . f - - / ..1., - standa rd ' .- , Reg. 4.99. This thrifty pillow is plumped with filling- cottontickingwith corded edge.' Queen, Reg. 5.99 Sale 4.79 ' S.. :" •' ... / / 1 / - . • .. . __________ •. -...,. .. :' ;. - / - ' . _____.___, / - / • i.. ie 3.99 I IIP uiewiy . / :: .. - . p. '- AIrpo ., SNKLI. Didor Cleveland reviews grant acceptance - Me5 . , ,-' 19 . I:, " al ;.11_1` -:,:" :..:...-* - Al 'orport - -Zj Sal e&A cotton/poly percale. Flat and fitted sheets are the same price. . ,. • '.' ____ _____ , I . . . ... . . I. ' - . 'JW -. 11 - % y •j:-,'t$ '. ',*- W.: - * ,I) _____ . 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I -. _ 14 '- s ____ V sr •'j I It'. 111110 - a ___ ' who c-u'lr'iy vs No C1111110111 wt a 5I5vSinNwirIU! - 1,; J tivoflem.1,mc!at,,attho •. . ' %I II I LJ%L__JI WW _ r - V .::. -. ,. - - - ' -• ' ,., *-_ - ' S.,~ 'I 1 I WAIHmGTON (UPI)' . ' I company Help I '. , • , • 1904", Øig, $53$4g9 12x54oøTiin01$.r. ' cording to a •ape-en. I ; was building where melting the aleml. Rfcbarda said King was 'C. Carter: , • V %u#I A .80 IL AimsslI lr'IOfll ... V eck and a- - t . .., - ., ''. ..' • __ . - . - I- manager said this,La the first wearing, all the aofety clothing i Michael T. company spokesmu time in yeers he has been reqilred when the .'pr1tm IIwI1ds Drive, wee aing a 'sold dski of hot alaninims oclded with the ilimslnmn occirred. . ..- -. ,., . an explosion onUning. acRi 7544" Rsg.$421d.*Mpi. . ' . i ass. V - __ . recycling company that aids an , cci . -9 .1 ' .i __ ; At ft: "Supiemi' " V ) ' - - 1. . were ite ag.inot King's mown& in nudKory ow P.M. 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. - • - _______ ____ --- , - - � 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, September 20, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 20, 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 11-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 20, 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/1809407a9cc27262799a84347f5645cf.pdf 277ba67ed5b206a055585962e6e12f8d PDF Text Text OL, OL ow b ' t - 72nd Year, No. $— Monday, Dec. 3, 1t79—Sanford, Florida 32771 - Evening Herald (liSPS 451.210)—Price 15 Cents Everybody Loves A Parade - Warns United Iran Nations qjun rip TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) Iran has warned the United Nations that a resolution condemning the seizure of the U.S. Embassy could have an "Undesirable effect" on the fate of American hostages, now in their 30th day in captivity. The warning by Foreign Minister Sadeq Qoibsadeb came as the U.N. Security Council debated the Iranian crisis for the second day Sunday, with country after country taking the floor to demand Iran free the hostages and come to the U.N. to negotiate its differences with the United States peacefully. The council planned to continue its debate this afternoon while diplomats hammered out the wording of a resolution whose passage was expected to be unanimous, In Tehran, the anti-American fever fed by daily demonstrations in front of the embassy was momentarily eclipsed by a two-day referendum on Iran's new Islamic constitution. The state radio said millions of Iranians went to the polls Sunday and today to vote on the constitution that confirms Iran's status as an Islamic Republic - and Ayatollah Ruhoflah Khomeini's unchalle4iged authority as its ruler. Even the militants occupying the embassy took time out from guarding their hostages to leave the compound in turns and vote. The official results of the constitutional referendum will not be known until next week but the outcome - a victory for Khomeini's Islamic regime appeared innodoubt. by Hal Kaufman "I-OLD PROSLIMI Pive heels sauce and saves times Thre., so te my age and It WO be, as fur above eta nines sod Is,,, as twice my age sziisde a use.OW *W am I? Now q,kklycas yea film Iis,qv ..øIu 01.1 Names of animals completeIliac.tItles: 1. "2. "The RL3WI the Rndnossd and the .." 3. Ps$sr and the _....." 4. "The and 11w ss.00 , •,misi i 1 -iiui 1 Well ISatidi Okisbome's copilot dip Is Cidsimma clip. sreIksr U.S slate's name le othisd 1 full ----0 v fam? L- I j I I Is*sums of Q c.pltM.Whkkese? 1I$ISIIJJJIII,IUU1PUI Riddle Me-Thisi Shsuld $an$ssNck$shls chimney routine? lilt costs him. New do skiers pl.ds. their troth? With 'rn vows. Where did the plr.$Ss keep their gild? In a haul dust. - WILL IRSUN. NALPDONI old rIme asks: What's one thins ws .lwys by=? Answer: 1#4 V *V". Oft"M 11111019 to .... 11 CAN YOU TRUST YOUR IYI$? There are at fusot iii INfuiemcee fu *ewis SNbiiwsss W so battem jinutu l ly- iso ys I - memy cam uuups with tI*u bs. Inssd,hsrlswWaI,r "Call aNdssinaldi. IeIleii.TryIf. %1-500 NA 06 _11$5 IL.Lil s- I1UN.W IS AWSMIN i _r 'iuu 1w ire I WOWød It 553$ Il—ifrels .-- --3 •$- V •..'. . V . :(:. -. - . .- - •:-4 --• .• - -:.: - •.• -: - V •V .• Hsr$d PsM by Tom Nitisi Parade units cross the Intersection at U.S clear of several high wires. ..• V '.-• ,•.. lid -a- V Highway 17.12 while overhead, a balloon replica of a blimp attempts to steer - ftle., Coo pe sorwo 46 Ms set fire to effigies of President Carter and the deposed shah of Iran. In Washington, the State Department said the embassy was "burned and sacked" but that its diplomatic staff —a Americans and Libyan employees managed to flee and take "safe refuge' elsewhere In Tripoli. A Department spokesman said Washington lodged a "strong protest" with the Libyan government for failing to protect the embassy, the second U.S. mission to be overrun and-destroyed in the past 10 days. Iran has boycotted the Security Council debate, but Qott*adeh spid Sunday he warned U.N. Secretary General Kurt Waldheim against passage of a resolution criticizing Iran's refusal to release the hostages unless the shah Is returned to stand trial. "Any unilateral resolution by the Security Council will have an undesirable effect," Qotbaadeh said, "and endanger the prestige of the United Nations in Iran." At the embassy, the hostages passed their 30th day in captivity amid reports that some of them may have been moved to other locations to prevent the United States from considering attempts to free them by force. For the second time since they seized the embassy Nov. 4, the militants released a taped message by one of the hostages calling on the United States to extradite Shah Mohammed Rem Pahlavi to Iran. _______ shah left a New York hospital shah - SNAP TO M &a.ei. Ike Lurimun at W r.. kssdins èire for so am IN I.'I- V .- ç;-- InudIhe "Own t,i V ....... V. sseses ii that there Is sne0401h(5,11 1) . - seems Pima and 1 '.t Wi Iii. epsn - -4. debyhalvesina swum Is 'Divide • stare kWe?smaftsr Libyan news reports said several thousand Libyan students invaded the embassy, burned the American flag and - - .s'. . IRA •:. - V- -- - - - - -V. A.al A . l..1_.... -------1 -- - - before dawn &Mday Iranian crids spread to another Modem and was am by a (c1 UorL,v,r j I( AWMW5ik'tp 11 40,000 S rwririeuy asnes L.h A Christmas SAN FRANCISCO (UP!) - Sen. __ Edward Kennedy broke his self. Lmpo.ed on critic i the today embargo iz ng adu'ugmrauon on Iran, saying the deposed shah "ran one of the mod ! violent regimes in the history of mankind." Kennedy said the shah was looking out for one person — himself" and had stolen "umpteen billions of dollars from his country." Kennedy also said the shah was being choosy selecting a country to go to, delaying his departure from the United Slates. Kennedy's strong statements came In a private television Interview with station Happening '- urnxn,is aricord aowdoi,lSS thdthsroMe of t)wlA)tam,4. Casealberry Chamber of Comm" Christmas Parade along_Longwood - - A,smw,Slat.RosdaandOafordRoad. The parade them, was "tMmas Pack IS, Won ' - - Park; A*emosdeWV I '\.-4 - V - Graham '• \•. 'J / I ' * _____________________________________________ Tax Reform Plans TAUIAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Gov. Bob Graham offered modified versions of his property tax assesazuent and Mate spending plans today and personally lobbied legislators to accept them and break the In- ptae over tax reform, Graham acoeauiea meetings with the eight major delegations In an effort to perm lly contact all 110 legislators and salvage at le part ci his tax reform -V • • - • •- V-I' ... I.- •.. .. -. -._._____ A, -:- •• — . - - . . V - '•.• - - &Ii I.s. a.Iii. fiiaiisa1 1isa,i..LI i '5 ••• SJ %.WR J1 Marsh al DI IUIW Utamont.Casealhstry Chamber of Commerce Christmas Parade held Sunday afteruses with as 01411116040d 41.01 persusi Using the parade route along State 431. OiiuiI*p.i - . — * iII.iiia. Road . • V V M. - - - - __ ___________________________ V I - I. State Po ce Finurdereans Car ' d ' M pke S pi . ' SMs* id paIes Paul whick binji I. , -:ilsor ir d$Uer Ave., wan .eeal _ ft I C sInVthV dFiiss -. V 11 - V-V V . -.;• - - a,.. •' AAdThSCIKk ...................4* Bridge ..............................41 C± ............................14 , ..............................41 killIag of or suspid Russia, In the police did id know whither a pilot or moatcoidiw. He also proposed Dew Abby ..........................41 Dr. lamb ............ .1 Heruecups ..........................44 nespiut .............................3* an Independent Ifl was ied. - HhiWinlived alóSiM thSk,Md tib.s aft £::, wo Isud deed Thursday COW us the uu'id,VWoI.fft1l— of W5SUkISaUaltP5&I Be 1' Am he demo plan preventing Mate general revue spending from sarisdii the privies years total faatoss,.eptusa a Jth'smaj oUWLYFI .......................14 thsI'g'etsre. g dheIIUJbe an for IN~ cepauedfromhiswVe,theyuid. kttkgth.Latur,ad,sIat.rona 14 ............................3* w ; --C rofTo-Cónfront Students On Ddnking Chaises • - -V b misled a aidive PIlUid$hebeE1Whl*ihNadPd ... - Today H. uk.d lawmakers to require property to be asaeasd at 75 percent of full value for taxation purposes, a dandardcoeieid.ridmoreeasllyOn. __ •-_ A "circuit breaker' plan providing prop. erty tax relief to low Income homeowners and renters. All of the proposals are conditillonal amendments which would have to be ratified by the voters. d M Ceidy, Uid.idJ.1 PVim d NOMPdreimes a mardured ird $erd s Soled p'lkw wi ii ) Is fthere _--p bafflil bor t Modifies .-S V - ___ .1 .. ,I "The shah had the reins of power and ran one of the most violent regimes in the history of mankind In Ow . form of terrorism and the basic fundamental violations of human rights in the mod crucial circumstances to his own people," Kennedy said. Then Kennedy asked: "How do we Justify the United Slates on one hand accepting that Individual because he would like to come here and day here with his umpteen billions of dollars that he's stolen from Iran, and at the same time say to Hispanics who are here Wegaily that they have to wait nine years to bring their children to this country?" - - Mar Uit: Cedral Plerida TwklIg Inflate's BCe Bunch and We Belles 4. KRONTV. - Inew ?$od:L Lae ask" &booLRavIa;Dirider'str.piiyforled - doftp allow - •:- -' -- C..ulai'treyfo,thebid A 1140 - - AuodMlen;Preildsst'aAwa'dfor the bid conmirdM aid; boil - . • I " 'It> Winning entries Included: Grand MsoIwl's Award for the but corn. marcia) float; Tangerine Sports OWN !- - LJUT At Shah, President . Wodher conditions were Ideal Sunday .. _.i. - - Willi, - mans that in pemi' - r prIss — • with 10- — S — -- - - - aIIi pron. the i-lit idd the 1. Xd 118110.11if In,:u1gsen il. the charges Ils VuIdeáuhbwhe,as tsiey yW.awrin!=dtheFHP Uid - IaW - — stjUmoss, er of the LY'' Is i.L.I at liceInile C - '.r LwiJ a deem iisd Is b* L.. —" J'I wi a LIl uI V V ame prw go* do Istid vw~— i1'duty beers oIy. is hiown private lit., but Ii he hiff ya4c.weda.Inanjj e esasoNd ahsut iI is - woñs, qties" Wea r wit There ae es. so Celmodi d&i, fri thick m an" iidsr, fleilda lway P*sI eald howl bi his irig— Tuesday. alI.g.&Ias tveHsbeips @a m*. sr t P*lm Wmw LalberL d nw) AN r eu, whe weibed Weaver u be wan ridsd to look o the . Aalberg bce charged the sftg 'ow as VthlheIsUspidj4ySIfl tied allege .byU.CsLRsgsrCar,FUP.mcers p'lcelly motivated e 11'ij. Is a with the Indite. I" muds owiulo Win in wiulber us duty -. mid 111110 bd on WW deIW welb 1 belO kwitd I low er off, but us mat prlid born delahiag while In the 1* olettl"ui - V . - — __ - i.rm lii• Iheak •- -V V SL -------- 5 —.----i---.---- * - _ — �I. •__iii;pulIIIp_.-. - - .. - - -- . - ---_.. .--- . - p --- - .-fr . __p • .-I. .. .. - •'l-• - . p p .4.' - - .-. -p. . ,. - - - Evening Hirald, Sanford, Fl. 4. *-IvsnIng WOK IsefsrdPL M.ndsy,Dec.$,17 • • Political Veterwils iA ' V%% KLU _ J Co-IA Di. Ambush: 2 Americans __ in Puerto Rico ____ 1. • am. £ , Causes Ilsi BIIEF .... I ... -. - -. Area East Of . Did Man 'r' 'Black Plane's -: Box' Found bodies 01 the 217 peopl, eo le killed In the crash bit "It will be a long and arduous took" and that many of the bodies may never be nocevered ,1 p w • 4. Woundedr1'"'!"'J - - - - ii.a . DEC ____ r ____ _- _____ estut - after a II ____ WUJUC 0 ii wI_4.I ,vw. bob& - ______ he ,_ __ £, __ .• - Bomb. iv ., - s M O.May 'f 'p. Lu, O a* w! 14 11. ~ N 81111116 41W bms, was I 1. I'l - 0106 -__ lift 106 P" aftndft '. Luu . 1ut ___ DS .- ___ .'. .:. EXPERIENCED DEPENDABLE . *** Mis. BiNh "_____ .,• aqisdsnchvo the aid L*e ses Uftr a* ' 1. ••• .i,,,. • _i.q -1 -, - A - 'c !----:--- i6" a ... - - . - *.- -- P` __ - ' - n.,r,55at% siJ* 1. I " andhft I. ' sa.. LT'l ~, ~ . iiIIliiiLi ' 7 PP y i ftgt agshtat y I W"' :,' : F-". 1, ', '' 1 •..r . ------ •- - - (W• •: . z.' 'Sr.' -s. 5 1. , . -. .. ' -. - . 77 I VO - I Z, • - ,\._ . .. 11 /•'z: •;. -, , / - /' .? Is In charge of arrangements. - . I ' .s • ' . 11 - ' 0 4 ' -C., Mrs. Bessie Lee Cobb, 82, of 2519 Poinsettia Ave., Sanford • died Saturday morning. Born -. - - I,. -- '0•-' . ' ' '•. j, unift • . . . . 15 TU.LV im AII UWW I '." .a .w.wAI'INIWII YOUR V - aaa .. s HIRE COMU THE JUDGE lived In Sanford to, p sins years. lIsr'vi,oes tnct4s, , , daughter, Mrs. Emma Singletary, Sanford; son, - L. Cobb. S. *at$av' - Palms - -, .-1 ce.'öie 1* 5515 POInWU Ave.. 'èY tt. MIm6PIaI sm.. ' rasa. irlipon Funeral Home Area dignitaries recently joined Seminole Coàty Sedomans In a tribute So newly appointed Circuit Court Judge S. Joseph Davis Jr. Presenting the guest of honor with a cake are left to right, Charles Sharp., program chairman; Davis: Seminole County Commissioner Sandra Glenn: State Senator John Vogt; and Longwood Sertoma President Rod Cable, Clearwater Residents In March headquarters carrying balloons, Twenty police officers formed a chain between the two groups as City Corn. missioner Richard Tenney led antiScientology demonstrators on a march around their headquarters. "You, fried,, have ended tologiats' plans to take over Clearwater," Tenney told the crowd. "And you have We ° protest against this dangerous cull . "You we a circus, which In fact Is really what Tenney's meeting Is all about," said Nancy Reitse, ___ Robinson Joins A MEDICO Unit *nisia Serving Tu _,_,_'4 spokeswoman for the Church of Sclen. tology In Clearwater. She said actions by Tenney and other opponents of the church led to death threats and harassment. More than 2,000 of those attending Saturday's demonstration called by Tenney signed petitions against the Scieiitolo ists. Tenney said he will send their signatures to Washington in support of a congressional Investigation into the church. A federal judge In Washington recently unsealed nearly 4ocartonsofSclentology files seized from the group's Las Angeles headquarters by the FBI In 197$. - - ' TRY METZHE's the BEST SHOE REPAIRING- CLEANING- DYING METZ REPAIR SAT. 1*00.3:00. CLOSED SUNDAY 210 SANFORDAVE. SANFORD, FLA. I GOKARTS j7J 5 INSURANCE5' a 0 - , - ALL WORK GUARANTEED S AUTO SHOE OPEN MON.-FRI,$:004:N 000000000 0 LOW COST 0 :'-It ALL DRIVIRS 0 0 - -. UWOSD: " A. Was.M. Mu: je sr.s .N PlN*we __ ____ pLW,l , -hie $. renwes. Daises 11 I., _ I. -' , I . ~ _, .iT W , 'p - _ 2III 7MIKUAft0 0 __ - . .. - - 1! - .. ,, ,- .. is .. we IMOWSI ' 0.1 HWY. 434 IONWOOD 0 J.._ • .. -I-- . - ~ --.. ---'' ~ . -1 , _ . SUPPLY LVAIT110 -gmwRANag - - -LAY.AWAYNOW- TONV US$1. COW hi AWAriM *Fnit401aualvayngArub at . Is turd bees ad year Wiled Bueaswh m i_ WtJl,dWed1sdioe,i.LJs.Hello, ved two pave esar t 01 the rly IeswlIaa, apjrlimaspe eesdId,I*, Mete, -- Wr Amsud IssN 14b NNW Abobw WWA • chl.,'SI A0 - - • su - this a a del slcie vii the Sethorw (llvMa Hued G,s (75), Before j ,J lCOj hi it* *edar 01 leruI at ek bh at the lJJ _____ - Idler bethat UCLA IBSIW Thu J. ROBINSON ..jsIns MEDJC'J __ - - •SISi,DSUhhSSst$.. 3w5NP Idlip &vsNsuW.,s - Oa Ibuer (1su.a1 r- isi 7am 110-IS, he served - a IISUPL*L*3Ia' eso *isisr I._ '•i4 Difl*I O'ii CI,V$I.FMiISIVV aw's N. Cislumuni nurui, DSIW i,es ne.w. La" Mm.0 V .I _ __ __ '- - - .. .1lb-A charge. COIL MRS. 115511 L. Funeral services Ice Mrs. l.ssi - aa Caiv Wft t~w'. - _'... - . - in in Grady County, Ga., she , • - _______ I - Daytona Beach, will beat 4p.m., Tuesday at Brisson Funeral Home, Sanford. with Rev. Harold C. Pounders officiating. 8,nuu1 Evergreen Cemetery, Brisson Funeral Home-PA in MRS.BESSIELCOBB -- __ 'fr I .. ' NenseQdIflP.IJkeMMIII SSC.1. M$FOSD 0 - ft I ' ,nT1'r'rriWT 1rr j1 " / - k-i---- \ - ' (HOSPITAL NOTES ___ -. it " __ - 0 1_~*_ - p croft advisery is In elect _ FORICAIT Partly cloudy_theegh Wiads aertk I. nertheast Dr. J. Stephen a rv"rit of the Wad Los Anshs *.ssde,. WInr inday. N. InerW in 20 in 55 boh r. pad lyesrs, has arrived In Tunisia to serve a lbs lower He "y ado t.dayaldbs1ingTuedoy eres foth So J'asdsy. laws less blermuft 1 in) foal tr.yser lour d duty with MEDIa),a service of CARL His In the upper So in lids, slowly subsiding mother, Mrs. Alice DnM, al deplatbsr, Lawrence, liveat 71) Osgusod Dr., He Nu*.uut winde U Ts..dsy. Parib daly. haft Apub& pbyuiduaandpsdiMddan,Rhiaieijohwa U mph decreasIng EZTID POUSCAST MEDICO loom weuhiag at the Sims, Medical School and its usedoy. Pissido .ssept MrdMMWS 1lial.d teacidug hoopitals. ft rM In ptgIpli.g 1VAY TIDE NOW ism and ether medicil p.ror In pnevestivs *ss Reach; h* 140 A go" ,u the porlud with d milti.,, oiç'edIy eoltk eduics, gyaecologjr, mid, Is PAL; Is,, 4:28 Ihee alaudy Mor dsyo -: vifary al w*'iiiy. The aim Is to wads TwgIa's to pa, M $0 7*51 mdi dy in So 79s UM al health we spates. Born in 110, lohiness Is a paduste of Rensselaer Low kHe $*0 pa,; is 1:14 areal$ N$ecc 'uIItdt, Wiy, N.Y., w1Ii a RI. j $p4i4'y. He 55 pa _______ lad uil.i.d the Colifoeda, las A' whens heaved his eumiüy In 113, MD. $79 ed M.PZ Is *179. - _ , '. 3 ____ Sanford, Mrs. Dorothy Brisson Funeral Home-PA Porter, Altamonte Springs is In charge of arrangements. and Mrs. Louise Moore, Jacksonville; mother, Mrs. Funeral Notic.s KINARO, CLYDE - Funeral T.B. Kinard, Sanford; four services for Clyde Kinard, 65, of nieces; three nephews. Sanford, who died Sun day at Brisson Funeral Home-PA Halite,, Memorial Hospital, - 16 I __ FOR-A rscrsdon program for Senior CltIz.ns "0 - ii . -, Kenneth William what Baypert: pen$ens, I; oversight, liw, 2:20 pm,; 11w, 7:55 am., ,47 yesterday'. high, II; pm. IoATINGrOacAn 3050; I" hisolillty,115 per"; 5*. Aegedin. I. Jupiter ' - U. . .., 8411111111P all a.m.: tern. W . 1 N 111W ?1.*$ Muuslui, essos 'I aesslir Pa, PM. I' He Is survived by three Georgia; 14 grandchildren sist ers, Mrs. Claudia Ceresoll, and one great-grandchild. - WEATHER L A PROVEN RECORD so A 31 YEAR REBIDENT FOR- Ps with ECONOMY FOR-LOW Taxis FOR- Rducd Utility Rates 'FOR-Th. best firs and police protection FOR-Fair wages for aN City imploy..s 1Pà.d Nsnss: . W - - • __ lob . EXAMINATION 1$* VIcrIu(s vim cui'i a ouc p in $ M5. __ I . kind in timU. the FVKJC y'•.:t, p I . CAPABLE . W ad Mw by __ StdMoavaPl. - IN ____ ex, P$ V NIJAIB ___ In 1b I I . in_VT - 4' to . ) . 961hin . . . .- ft *eMo . . - . Th.thalIN.JvSi ** peke wit ink. dher . . MM ups -- -- u.uu.uuuPinedi - yfft or a - An Aft no ~zsWWI&edt. SW - El t homyiharvshy to nomm% = ::;::::a a -g-- -. . - -. '• aim am NNW" a ,1141wa. - - . A lhidad cmd iuI. -, - '- while CLYDE KINAIW Adell Cobb, Texas; three Clyde Kinard,65, of Sanford sisters, Mrs. Della Scar. died Sunday night at Halifax bourgh and Mrs. Parks Memorial Hospital, Daytona Robinson, both of Sarasota Beach. He was a ret ired and Mrs. Liflie Lodge, Dover, service station attendant and Fl,; two brothers, Forrest and a Sanford native, Robert Robinson, both of £ - omen - UUSSSY$1U4 Wktywiokt.Idp,lk, rd Is7 hi foal vest window 01 drosik $ aeseut Mo am sod qua, ad - wN a .0 nUbw.pMd. VWft do bd P' . - A1Ndae.11JIIN th ,fo seloS $abi lIthe . ti '""! ~ 4111111110 4 *=61 bid 216'sUft 0640di rnsty Is .. Hr' -•. era w" ganshul west in The Mo , leg. salved at 7:21 vid rrwr soot., . - F-- -pod dZWW Im IW - mom" - ____ $I4 d " =10: WlkN PnW dth. -' -- -_ a" ft was -p OMMINUM60k .60~11 I - -, - . ___ w W. - I CITY COUNCIL _ w '' ''_ ::" be ft 111" 0 ______ Iatu*yauds& aid *udrs ! 1s..,Ja&a!fj4! - wu4ivIdsry.ww'w.; : Mid Wdw OW IS MUll - CLEAR WATER (UPI) - Resident,of Clearwater turned ad by the thousands Decapitated W In Fire to demonstrate this weekend that they have no Intention of surrendering their city to the church of Scientology NEW YORK (UP!) -In a burning hotel room near An emotional, 1%.hour demonstration Manhattan's seedy Times Square district, police attended by an estimated 3,000 people In the charred bodies of two young women whose heads downtown Clearwater ended with the and hands had been cut off. .. daft of "God AID1CI' . Police said fireflghters discovered the bodies of tkfjI.I*t ds carried placar two women about 9:50 am. Sunday In a room at the "No Cults Is Qearwater" and "SOS. Travel Inn Motor Hotel. Stamp Oat $cleilology." ___________ by staging a ______________________________ Sclentologists reiponded mock rally of their on. A parade of WOW members as or animals marched around their CITY HALL CABBELBERRY For ___ __ iHfl _" - ______________ ,. -: .luI_g.I1__l WM shot A MMWN' 5 . 'r' "Oh AREA DEATHS '- g I __ - DEC, 4th - 111 1 chvtsrb '- NEW YORK (UP!) - A woman jumped from the NIh floor observation deck of the Empire State Bn1b4h, but winds gadthg to more than 50 mph Now her back wtoabalcanyonthotloorbelo,,aiano,iuss said. Police said EMta Adams,'50, 01 Now York Qty, clambered over an Sisal high, spiked Iron fence surrounding the observation deck about 1 p.m. Sunday and dove off, poke said. Strong winds, as high n 3 mph at that altitude, pabod her back toward the building and she landed on a balcony an the Olthfloor. Police said Miss Adams appeared to have broken her leg. She was taken to Bellevue Hospital. 5êvw.ied w ArnsdcmairWvlcetu was terminM.dIn .a w, s.is eL. TUS to COWAN" ._a - , - .-'- Woman Survives High Jump ______ In A PossIble' Ambush . - - a United Press International West Virginia. A spokesman for the National Residents around the Grea t Lakes Buffalo, N.Y., the unofficial "snow Weather Service in Buffalo said today dug out of weekend snowfalls capital of the world," began recovery temperatures should reach 40 and that dumped over 2 feet In snow In efforts Sunday from the brutal "lake "that should melt some of It." Buffalo. The Pacific Northwest states effect" atom that paralyzed parts of Three inches of snow in the Chicago were battered by heavy rains, the city's South Side and Its southern area was blamed for the crash of a A heavy flOW warning for 6 to 8 and eastern suburbs. At least six light plane Into a Gary, Ind., house. additional inches of snow was posted deaths In the Buffalo area were The pilot and a woman In the house for extreme northeast Ohio. attributed to the storm. were killed. A travelers advisory was issued In "We've towed hundreds and hunA Pacific frontal system spread' northwestern Pennsylvania for bitdreda of cars since we began working rain from extreme northern terly cold temperatures and another 1 at 8 a.m. Saturday. We'll be working Califo rn ia and portions of the Pacific to 3 Inches of snow. through the night," said a spokesman Northwest to the Northern Rockies. While flurries were the rule late for the city's Department of 'FranGale warnings were Issued along Sunday, sometimes heavy snow sportatlon Sunday. "It will probably the middle Atlantic Coast from New showers continued their onslaught in be a couple days before we're all Jersey and Delaware to Maryland Parts of central New York state and dons." and Vitamin. ___ Midway Man Is __ . - Scott Armstrong, covers the period from 1969 when Burger The book discloses that other justices plotted to prevent succeeded Warren as chief justice, until the end of the 1976 Burger from tilting the court's decision In the 1974 Nixon tapes term, case, The book, which Woodward calls a "mosaic" of "true language and fundamental attitudes," was based on two years' Justice William Brennan, whose diary was used extensively of Interviews with justices, not including Burger, and more in the book, Is said to have led the effort to write the opinion than 170 former law clerks, himself. - ::' __ - -. honeymoon. The 40-year old ex-convict from Carriere, Miss. Is charged with killing Teresa Mayer, 21, and her 24-yearold husband, Joseph, on July 31. Trial on the second !nurder The bodies of the Paducah, Ky. newlyweds were found on a remote dirt road In Gulfport shortly after they disappeared from their Gulf Coast mdii. - __ ____ l along with her husband while enroute to a Now Orleans ' rn FcIios lo Sh with abet peuaekesepuh i said. I 5 ii-w bmsrn.aad 0 I ! ___ - WANIINGTON (UP!) The United Stats. Is. nw direct pssengsr air service with (ha for the first time 150 years, AP*Arndaijst,mderndayaecceavrtetheald *11011 ch~ beds thal once connected the - ___ - China Air Routes Open Wad,avoit Val GULFPORT, Miss. (UpI) __ _____ B anket North will go on trial Monday, charged with capital murder in the death of a young Kentucky bride who was killed M __ Weekend SnowS Wheat Faces Murder Trial _ . I CLEVELAND (UP!) - A 50-year-old woman who testified against a man who raped her has been sexually attacked twice since, and police say at Ind one of the attacks was motivated by revenge. The suspects In the latest attack, two high school students, face court appearances this week. The suspects were arrested at the victim's apartment Friday night, police said. Officers said they took a handgun from one youth and found the other suspect passed out on the bed In the victim's apartment. The second suspect was drunk, police said. b ___ ___ - - - ___ His wife? Rime - Victim - -----.. AHarea,,1r*4 -, - ____ ____ - - • Accost doctrine. ' AUQCLAND, New Zealand (UPI) Search tow" have found bath the "black box" and the voice recorder that may tell why a DC-10 siNnmid Into on aboard M*vdic volcano "g . di Robert Thosp.un, New Tr'ui'd coor nat or of the search or't, add UI. two rsconhirs were found Sunday at the crash site and were flown to the U.S. Aalaiutic base at McIIordu Sound. They will be t.kifl to the United States for analysis. Investigators took advantage 01 a Three fr In the snowy weather Sunday to lower thornbrads solves item a hdloe$sr oat. the Icy alepsa of M p p .' - - Warren'sjn,nicflona,,: "This isa court, not the office of the public defender." "If sjne poor devil missed a point that might get his petition reviewed by the court, that was his problem ... These people had already been found guilty and were looking for CARLISLE, Pa. (UP!) -M outcast punished with shunning by the Reformed Mennone Church was ordered Into court today for allegedly abducting his wife, who had not talked to him for seven years. Robert I. Bear, 50, is charged with accosting his wit, Gale, 41, at a farmer's market last August and taking her to his pickup truck. The offense, a misdemeanor, Is punishable by a maximum 10 years In prison. Mrs. Bear and couple's six children ti.ve spoken to Bear -or even acknowledged his existence since he was excommunicated, or shunned, by church in 1972 for criticizing church elders and their . ----- vehicles to bring important issm before the court. But In Burger's first months as chief justice, he reversed I People reported feeling the light tremor. •., , San Diego "We had one quick jolt," said Emil Maiden,fin chief In the mountain community of Campo, The quake measured 4.1 on the Richter Scale and Jolted portions of San Diego and Imperial counties at 4:46 p.m. Saturday. The epicenter was at the corn. munity of Inkopah, just north of the Mexico border. There were no reports of damage or injuries, and few Its theme appears to be the animosity many justices feel for Burger. Justice Potter Stewart was reported to have said Burger was significant policy shift" that even some of the other eight ..a brasive to his colleagues, persistent In his Ignorance and, Burger's predecessor, Earl Warren, Instructed his clerks justices were not aware of. worst of all, intellectually dishonest." when reviewing petitions submitted by poor people to try to act The 444-page book is replete with such material, lifting the as their lawyer and to make arguments they were unable to veil of secrecy from the court to disclose personal feuds and Describing Burger's leadership capabilities, Stewart make for themselves, says "The Brethren," a book authored in vote trading. These are characteristics of other public in. allegedly said: "On ocean liners, they used to have two cap. part by Watergate Investigative reporter Robert Woodward, situations but they have never before been revealed at the talns. One for show, to take women to dinner. The other to pilot These peUU, usually submitted by prisoners alleging court with such precision, the ship safely. The chief Burger is the show cap(1'n. All we some constitutional wrongdoing, were sometimes used The book, co-authored by another Investigative reporter, need now is a real captain." PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) - A mild earthquake shook the mountain area east of San Diego during the weekend, seismologists at Caltech said, . p.. LONDON (UPI) - AdI.Amenlcan feeling in the Middle Cost caused the dollar to slide further on the world's money minds today, losing ground mind all major currencies. But gold jianpid by over $10 an ounce as dealers in lalcb and London said the Iranian aisis WU C$udD heavy 4inwid for the mdii. Geld unsaid at $427.50 sir ounce In Zurich aselnet its previous does of $41100 and at $430.50 I London against, a previous dose 01 $415.75. The whole mind Is holding Its breath waiting to M where the shah ends 11p," one Zurich dealer said. But the ailing dollar slipped to Its lowest ever against the powerful German mark, dipping to 1.7143 marks In Fraithrt from Friday's closing 1.7305. I Mild Earthquake Shakes . . , - us ii vvOIl oar WASHINGTON (UPI) -In a very real saw, poor people technicalities and loopholes to escape their just punishment," have suffered at the hands of the Supreme Court headed by the book quotes Burger as saying. Chief Justice Warren Burger, a new book on the nation's Woodward, co-author of "The Brethren" calls that "a highest tribunal suggests. it years the sIlk _____ victims were withheld pending Names nOIIfICatkII of relatives. s ,. ____ bellot - two men for each of the two cioondil sssti and the mayor's I office UP for ihdIOfls Nathan Von Mater, 34, 0 S. Lake Triplet Dr., who served a Ofleiesr term prevIoNly on the city comcfl and was an an I succeusfid candidate for the Florida Senate a year ago, and OwenSbepVS,50M0&AkeThPld1.,4MT.MIYacity cetmcthi'an, are vying for the office of mayor. JOHN LEIGHTY OWEN SHEPPARD TOM EMBREE . AL GREGORY F III. ____ Tom Ernkie 43, 512 Jsplt.r Wa a former cowidUp1 and izradIy chairmen of the board of ad4admsd; Al Gregory , (.elbsrry for the pad elgit years. He Is a Missouri native Ul Navy.HeiacrradIYIoss* 0 Micompy Court, a former city firs InspsL4or; Joim endrlreddtsr22 • Lolgl4y, 45, Ml F.. Snkinla Boulevard, Inewubed cow officer at Navy (kiando Federal edIt Union. e•IIIdDOIISld I 0__ urth term $.p IJIOII.erSdZaIZ*.WdIO y the cfty' er two4am councilmen et " Willow, 301 proceed with CIatIOfl 10 fifliOCill ITJIIIN bsC5 of 5 '' r' problems of hitlMi and talk of recession" Embrie salt ;.' We mad be s the city's resources are not misused, bait and bin, his wife Phy ll is and children, and ieppsrd ____ have been ruddutao(the city for thepadlOysars. Hehsa ' would ilke to see th. city maintain good, airing police and nativ, of PmhsivaMa. Stiive.rd rotund from the U.S. Na •• ' depustmeuts and make sure salaries for ow' eunpicyses after years; attended Wn1i1 end Mary College and Jones Srdt.. and P s0!h1tWsdO at IAeHowell Hitt are Collegs His daugi4er, EnIn,is ajiudor loyses after they be" been trained, Embn.e a not lose enip School end son Scott Is a Commercial atld. Ihsppu'd is 1. Mild. ssk'i, Whil, everyone would like to taxes cot, aiqthne taxes these l$ Yen Mater end his 4#. tAlll are cit that led r,,,aue has to be made i from some place while tfathen Jr 14 Darlene 1$ Is a Madent Ak-~,_ e" hi adid "I believe the senior citisen coiipkt akould be dthe city AICIJIUIY A r' Cauy,5' attend Lake HUWSI' 55 poudbli," \ , no M and OUUI lato service ØJlIlpldSd ia' -'.ii' ,. - - - -w (Inugory and his wife, Lynn, have a ft-year-old NATHAN VAN METER DON WILLSON IIflIolQ ala red edate and mortgage bmved iki ulteaded Alexandila Gregory is fire Inspector In Grange County. A resident of the he broker. Born In Arlington, Va., . city for the past two years, he Is a naive of New York. saa Instutite of Technology and tech uigineerW said. "We have built the public works building and it Is "I'm a believer In raspunsibli gov ernment. And _ i dt LIØy "The city is tlwsaleesd with r°'e," Sheppard salt "III. now all set up and functioning. We have our senior citizen " Gregory believe we have t in ti'e city theeutened thong. would serve a nww soups 01 . "Ceseelberry Is going to grow no matter what the council or program. hatereds lobed 01 the broad range 01 homeowners. i hi office does. There is no way to atop It. We need to 11 "Thft is our bIWd priorIties that will b the r" mayorptu1d good and p growth siid developunist," Goey is on its way to being solved. Cassslberry has a bright future p$1 55 by have who pay for thorn -the taxpayers. I will sot He added that he sees a need to encourage door', viable and a lot of problems will be solved in the Mw's In the way boneotandjatut'edactionWbedn.coøhaed . by the people and accipt.d by osu' cw Isty to local. In the city. He said the city should encourage P1* Wait them to be." eImed of ce buiI1s and electronic manufactirini lie isid the dty is facing posethi. radioed ram, Wilson and his wife, Hazel, have one son, William and two plait' which generate a Ic' of tax dollars, bit require little In coils and a growing need for .zp"iskn of city services Billy and Marie. A 31-year resident of the services. Residential d.velOi*Ilel*, he said, brings n little In city, win is a native 01 Syracuse, N.Y. He is retired. the public demand for emcleuicy ad soinoiny is strong. the way oltax dollars and reqidresa lot of service. Van Meter sold his primary ounesni Is the direction of the Wilson said, if elected, he Is looking toward reducing utility Grsgy said he would work toward expanding the city's city government today. He sold he ssqiportj Improved camti rates and clearing up InequIties. He said that currently pnngram for all the citinemi. mwdculks, between the people end the go,srmnsst by seeding reilr*' In single-family homes are paying $925 monthly for 'W'S' and his wife, Mlldren, have two children, Kimberly sewer service while apartment dwellers are paying $7AOs sit quarterly news Idlers Idihig know ons what is h* Kay, who Is married, and Krlsta, a senior at Lyman High month "We In single family homes are paying 22-20 more per pining at city hail to stimuiat. two.,ay s.tiosi bst School. A $0-year resident of the city. LI45N7 is a native of Pt the city ball aid the year for the same service apsrtment dwellers are getting Wayne, md. He Is an assidad siqisnbd,ndiM for a conhe Ila chlo A major prçect, hi said, will be Iswving Celberry ad oinpy. ie " "For years Fve been complaining that the city Is taking "Lw i'etoIWas Wth.peugle and vote on lusueethe ' IZ7PSI. man" way trons slow citisons in "I tun aw speoft neradless exclusively for young people," .~4, W" 4 MOM ,.1, - -inI1ri[J5ibatMa senior ________ ___41L 'Weuws_____ tighter and more _____ expensive pispla are gokig to have t uosk duiki CsiIIIM b$SIC et [4115 Park. i4 not a dIck or does, to wine they Us." e'VIeaUy, Von Mater said he that way. The peoples voice is mere Impertad the. anything stone hon been raised yet end It appears another year willaso by supports a pu*medic pr'om ad creating a on. watch ii.'. What's good for the pupi. Is good for Ceusaibenry," he Wore the building goes up" Wilson said. "I have ea Isid. program In nolghbirhaede. to good recreation programs, 'I favor them, but I g hi wife Bn* aid thr.e children hive iliad In 'lb. $UPh Wad good I ailS in my recoid," ssgrPints ftbreia' of the PO1Pfl should be served. sp#',m1 when the naval facility Islocated shad 1T7111 . ____ names Y ' . • SAN JUAN, Puerto Rice (UPI) - awimen bushed sU.& Navy bss today lnan attack that killed two sailors and wowidod eigi* others, the Navy said. A Navy opokesmani said the American, were ambudi.d while riding In a yellow adiool hue with a Navy mutlngon they were en row to the naval commimleatlons base at Sabuis Sm. said the raiders fired from a A police .11 __ CaseflI.rry My auk Mary Hawthorne toy prsd.d -ofths c y's 4,1S7 qneldid veisre will that $_rat turn ad to cad bIIII In TYa mimicipsi dICUM Pails will be spin trim? s.m. .7 p.m. at the city bell p,ilh - for the e1e1on. Poll officials will be Geethade Wyiu.r, Lynn Stevens, Ernie Hill, Mollie_Stiudle, andJessie Ball ,na, G.org. Rlst, Ills IN BREF I On Bus norsmm Book: Supreme Secrets Out NAinON Vie In Ca.w.welberty Monday, Dec. 3, 1979--3A -- i- ~ liiiliiiiii _; .a.- - -~ . - -___-._._.____ p - . - ' - . -. .. -. , ._ .p • - - -_ •-- - - - t - �- -- - - - --. . - - - ...'.. - - • : . - - - . -.. - . . . , . . . . . -..- -.. , . - - .. . .- - , - . - .. - - . - . Evening EveningllemM In day CUSPS 411111-211111) 300 N. Area Code 3MM-111111 or 8314M Monday,Dec. 3, W7 -4A Around Daft rays kam Uaaiit — louno.it olm hands in Central! Florida and Into There wee a song in my heart "It M1 woo Be sping" — except that It was the end of it Ifl thSmIrIIet to mony in and JIL ___ 14 Earthquake: Th. Champion :ust Be I boot be& to a bin — Where Is the cold? And the ice? And the onow? packages t his put to Clock und z z:: j , time. I i*ed .. Many and 1M'i hope they day put. - Apparently it was part of China's more open approach to the world which prompted the official announcement from Peking a few days ago that the W76 Tangshan earthquake left 240,000 dead and 164, 000 seriously injured. So vast a tragedy :VIEWPOINT' boggles the mind and seems unreal and impersonal unless translated into American terms. At the time, It was known countless thousands had d dinthishatteringquake which registered 7.Bon theRichterscaleandll at the epicenter. But the Chinese for their own reasons veiled the extent of their disaster until now. Ib:. ___• dy, ItlsagrimthlngforpersonsLnquakeactive regions to contemplate, but earthquakes are the Pol ete runaway champions among natural disasters whenitcomestodeathanddestruction. Floods, tornadoes, hurricanes and tidal waves, although cataclysmic, don't come close to earthquakes as B7IIOBERTWALTUI killers. speaker was As terrible as it was, the Tangshan earthquake WASHINGTON ranks fourth among the quake disasters in political consultaz* Bill Rio, but It could recorded history. It is exceeded by the quake In well have been author George Orwell: "You deS1tlg ., with people's perception of e are Calcutta India, In 17V that killed 300,000 th Is What ve* behave to be true reaU P' worst of all recorded quakes at Shaanxi, China, In true. , m that killed 830,000, and the well-rememuc quake of A.D. 526 that destroyed Antiock SY"'Ou rigo the Now Decade,"and Ws sior* 0111"MP and killed 250,000. that lathe mIddle of thatdscidulles 1ISI, the Altogether, around 3.5 million persons are year orwa JACK AN ERSON l ut tid* control. known to have perished in earthquakes. of WNW a,mual meeting me .csion And although no place can be said to be immune from the possibility of an earthquakes those who American Auoclatloa of Political suitanis, a forum that Moody attracted , dwell on that part of the earth's surface which is I-1-91csinipawou"Wieto under stress can reamnably expect momentill Of for In memoirs that may terror when the constant foundations beneath IML WAIINGTON be th Adequate preparations e 4.poosd shah of Iran puIi.d, "cuter targeting" and ns,.j about i their feet begin to heave. temea Jinuny ter for preemring him to emergency should claim a "g.oding," about Imagery being more for an earthquake Moks Colocagiong thd OW We tbA I - and than reality mW AM 6* "bre" W*at" much higher priority in future planning. new worm" In whichi condiddes for pI to a ro 1 Ay"M Roliallob MODIM to office can be effectively packaged, power. Then the president insured 318d am promo" " Ted Qirmoosyj Joir WA&W taft, by Mocking ft Milid m armed form ng dacalogoItheel*IermsvaUabletoa from .*rolo(thecola*rY. memoirs IS Oft*q UW 606delliel Wood Of OWM* WAMd W HWfttb him the bleff turn and wished ft arfetma" my flrat greeting 0... of the leSiOn. - ____ me ,- ___ ___ .. _________ .. ... - ____ - 5 a l " sm.. r .,•..)•• . '- ' . - ' I I bunk, that brings to Its foreign and dornestic sow PA rewilly accessible. Most mlejor companies =4 banks have throuih weakening. They were encouraged to ric±u)rnews .mar newspapers w heighten their opposition with shriku. and bide er"cals to cam* news The Mah ordered a crackdown which led to end, information of use to their izecutives. a bloodbath in early September. Ho received P"dw &adsy stinmon, a Hwvwd a personal telephone call from CWW lawyer who gave up his job a a Time deploring the lou. of life and urging him to bueinom It.r to found ACCESS INN his WMAHU" islophoslass that it is d@dSmd to suppleimentf 1% sbah was too h"Idep" this mihwing Mort 111110 =own in will Memoirs thelt UA provffdtmw 11100, but It iuj jg ve Land Use Plan ui lieft"Mvdft - m*as va aims* d do vuL A a& Walls ad We a rhwas him asok& 1 may ad he _ II L Abeeew iiiiies IN hm I, U" W - • ff 11111111 dw" w wo On dbftNo aft 6000 Oft Oft dir AN& . I hi .nw p Ndi01 '- be 1 . .. '; Ujmd - JIilUIadJP .p be Mkbd -, sIt lP 1W 0 us walk I From $17.50 \T .. J. j,. S -- MAIXTYPE beetle.., iule S N*1 * I, Uu d Thsps ore 1i . .t -- . "Locally ownid and operated since '- 1955" I J .•' .. '" LOAN CORPORATION • 4. 101 177 $chrattts light & dark chocolates tilled with cr.am$, ieilifl, more 322.2$3 lU$. PARK AVI.,SANFORD . I Bdghtsn Giveher I • p your homel write" gift y Amedcon 5 pc. dinette in for Christmas pa llokh L'i I woo FrW $7&0 4111111 1UI "p Lii!! W '. the 4 I pIom' to 88 I..-114ANFORD M.W3 ber Icon Gem Society .4 ;f' ma I I I 1S CNOCOLAT ' I I . ~f""M AV -M--dftmm 111 tIltDbubypeprs ir A •, - - ERS . $Ton -. For age% 4 and Up. 56 characters I _ edhauaud... LThs,aisaej, I - 1 LI Contemporary or quaint... Soft or straight... There is line of diamonds £ complement your every so fashion mood. i PUll "1uUn. - . . E.FIR$T$T - beNdMilbyuad7 dftb S.. - I ig . ... . I —" WI bws I ... "L. - Natural looking vinyl. Easy to assemble. WC 'SILL" FRAASA MANAGER . IA$UNI as Comwith its a I seasonal pS5151 -. FREE! *1 thew I . . hedbepsp ,ees 4 M pipuby adur uuodho or woue.alr--'-- flsW psIuaIuuuulbeBNIsIibe be UI d I dill *1s' -- —. . It r,-A so* aft iS- bues upIuu, in 1288 and for all Other . A KOCH M1, Christmas sifts, IDg.t ,rSVS, year-end bills '- I From seen" __ ' 107 Magnolia Ave.—S$flfOrd-323 $377 I - __ 1M Bi ON* -9w ~ p6k . THE BOOK MARK I 2011 5. FRENCH AVE. PH. 3234751 I I - dst and fit fW md. We ausrantes "la ndv or ripe d 11116 I SANFORD PH. 322.3524 . MAI - . i _____ 0d . ft If"" loss SelactlIlms to "9111101 anyoriel. now for those - at \, .. Bring In this coupon to qualify! I extra cash you v,,vi., d p*od* ond WW 11 90i" ft'IW ow . . at blitop. it wills open W Built - Ig corn .. .. • . Phone l: cuffed at WRITE ageinv.tmentin . Oil us 111W ___ ft pmma ra%er fto •. I, I A sm-m earlier dds year rovaW Wat 101,01 . multifamily units were absndonsdIa17$In1$O S nation. cIt$ acs 1, The Nd 01 Ike .eady , be preduded oináa voe at peer : _sepanu., wMah In Ipeoded No new Iaatle gy pr.pui aner in ler4 Girw report " '• by being Tud a msyaay ad he grads4 Were iii CS CS be .puuei fw-lcdIad sud. Farm be uusud dad k Caw Iusiáe all 11111 011114111 PY dou1 tndPludeplulbyaw NiS01 lisiaris MISS. Th er have hIM. Mtuspts u.S7 he ailS be griNd rime. wUl ad he aRewod Is Ik I all I pwid ;. You need not be present to win! . will - I i. Name I us. structures. e' PRIZE QUALITY ACOUSTIC GUITAR 5 4 FREE LESSONS. . I r ,,, rue utt w%a. V14 NJ sat Dec. 22nd I '..-__.. . .. . I I - ___ And many owners of olderbuildings simply give up and abandontheir from Mt&ll 18 iFAuffkimt to maintain their • JON Address FURNITURE COMPANY ' FIRST ST—SANFORDII22 311 -. I vuuson-Iv auer I , vwu_uv. I :14V111101 I woutol $sx6110 i1fl, - -- • Synthesizers 1 Drums 'Trumpets Acomplat.Ilneofmusica $ Instruments and accessoriesi __ *Rd wol - RoJa 'scomlete bras line of girdles, pan'ties, ' hosiery and more to complete and complement your holiday wardrobe Wrap up" your shonning here! 1'i"Ta' corporations and so 'Clarinets I Tamborines P4144 • ran I The conclusions 0 Port modified coofaon alri* the ins 01 "1 dId idsstUled ei4.cretary of State Henry available," says lth'1an. S 1-:k a attitude ' f i t" caite(ully by the advocates of rent control. it, but it's ad liks yn dink.11 Jusslaw n go am who had pwmWW the 7% oummm socum looks more like the As the situation dslarlors14 go pu" For one thing, of come, more families are t.'a "yoo abab net to pab his 1DIDOL p, . etart.d to send a naval tk force, led by the CIA's daily Intelligence estimate than a this dab's No staying in the rental market simply b.catae they apaisg$yps 01 (talavIlhas)spat" wupepe. P' UUCIIS catTier 001111 mare theA $0 can no longer afford to buy a house. Younger where the mesage from the gaily eaildett the cataclyomic evs In Iran: elan GulL But be had a dlange 01 heart end — '16 1! "1 M it but rm in the lost Yew of Me rdA do " was ciptnuied jbilif WIbAN4 be prmwW W contained In a 110*1 day's adition, are the a consquenceg find the kinp 5616m is a AUa Biteus Qwonlcle, Far Eaatern SNT7." aIirciii'i4 IWS from W'"VOn to ahab to vacat. the tkuu. an apartment. when searching aiul1u anderutsed, ,,n we me an co y eveat, the IIn en the cory. Economic Review, Now African1 Aitralian A. It, he acted on the 9-01111w the crIteria And the continued NP" at, a rer.daU. th deciding whick epprisuk to buep ped,d him FinseICIII Review, Jeriulem Pod, Dl. Welt £ American advice d agreed to and UW F1I uW$ MISS IIIRI IWUII take levelvu as Putiedar rIiot c for better relations with Pre4r4 Carter, he Star Bathewooled by Caster to ball.,. It would be will continue to be the sole IOUTCS Of shelter fOr dir, tr or honesty bd rMr the Isedad The ripod featas a dolly business and 11II We MYAZ 1l' a tuperuy .heuice — Just long = to millions of American households." and Mrdugic 4r"—di 01 the ewq I4.rine Husirt. The head the desaded vIlIIrul news brief; a news watch section 01 u '&it'y to Msble th Pry d.r!ng dories; an Index of 1I_ .Krd PS& ! Id OSJ11S I, ills. Bi develops'. are reluctant to cotruct 01 a h1$y in N16 As r— 4 block jvmi from MIJag. Usdir cod_g UI ptiuiari, the ahab moderate-cost apartment buildings because 1u1s,os w±dM, the seedvisue per. ¶ahabr,rs(b,wsvndrofnge rofv by at,, 1ul prisoners ales rshsd h.ede rfl in the uaiis stat. tu the y rental rates do net keep pace with costa Of tLr;_ • e ahows en ad pr.dio.d en of li'u. çdRipMsLU0sU,DAlis.,in arid eased prs mna*rtIpIndeed ol Mem ab*uiollflndlaVonsu.la would be operation according to the report. w heard ad sees anslifytag his sp"ev, he codetidoi the.e and ri"tabwd In the MIddiS Ead so he would cited under South America, energy, the lIP between In Mdl '1 for lmiii." moves convinced them that he was Mtk* reven Is be . to s e..rsi. yag and and equate raw . more landlords to convert to condominiums, continuing demand for home OUR READERS which meet the - . e,jcour7,7tl!re I I . Flutes Harmonicas OuItars '.., : news Intelligence . a compilation :of called ACCESS, service business and olitical news for mu1fIntiorial wj ' V - scription Pico of $18im am is intricately Shah Blames Carter? rices on... flee l It locks nuthing like a newspaper, has only a Mo" of dw" cwem an annual s* D _ eait ULA!1.KII BERCOfl GIFTS 009 For the cook 000 for the han yman Spedal Christmas tlik anything avallabie on the newsetanda ___ -, The Rental Crisis •• BERcon" By ERARDW COFFEY U1 Ba1auuser plw oiuc (UPI) The cooler rides Urough the gyesta of Manhattan about dawn each day, delivering to the doorsteps of corporations a 2%-pound publication .. GREAT • QVI Book ...- . • While they hI ...' . _____ - -- $18,000 ACCESS Mork, ____ • 'i.rrv BU SINESS WORLD ___ 96 A 4 • _ . ___ W0 Iv .1. Our "SHOPPING CENTER" Ampi. Parking Conv.ni•nc. Vari.tyl ? I. I BEFORE THE RUSH 4 A 4 A 4 4 OA F - Min A 0 eu and was on my his , , In another inatance, a youth (underw) ooiiuneidd on my jeans. What a day maker! i do believe the Scrooges are in hibernation 11 ___ " A B DOftDITP.ICH 4 opmW up a paper bog and 011foring me a pep. and iti, 'Have . -': SHOPPING1 C th. trim & run in my POPI snapped w"ig1y run. such alhWflS b"ll day, I - ____ rcu. 11 don't we bowYOU WOMI can mo" about in I WM - the pgraoill 00 41 bench &W park my do that adjust t. naw der On MY 1101014 mthns,a46* gentleman (Maybe not a Youth, ___A a I noticed swarms of cam PAW - stopped pscWI_ andpveali Haves okedsyl" he commanded. to do jot that. And set cU mJtoreØatS warm ?OdWUL Hme M1:1.yWeok,.90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months,$22A; Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 MoMl% $24.00; Yebir $47.00. MERRY — losided with those sollt flosey mounds of s Ix o n dr D Ma naging Editor TH OMAS RONALD G. BECK, Advertising rector I,rim _M As the *Wan was about to MA _it was I wes fumbift around tryft to lood my car in was plorfact. Monday Doc. 3,9Th—SA Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1 LI 1LJ.IIT ' LLI IU1ti1 N .9 VP-V L_'..1 . . .. . - Will. I &e *M ZU& II t 't Ii f.uhkmshajes. Fragr.snccQlfrSet1(Wwt1flcfla1 we as men. A gnU-finish cuinpact and Jswe . .. Prim IU - ll ...•. - II I • in new .• 'bi I par's,psss&pendhS. 'p ... - - .I •. •. a PAW I I BautifuI custom cut an am.4 mirrors to match any . d.cor a ipkndW Travel Set kw the Cenific3tes iw all. nalei nm.Gift I& -vow up $179. wadi I p& ftk A" 4111111111111119 gel AIM AAM "7W _ *•• ui IsISSIL _ $I N. .fo5 *1. PIUS? ST. ., SIII1LdLIISbSIILhIUS I!—1_-_ .. .. - . r-i_..-- _- - _- . —.-. -.--- _ ..•s.l__ - a , _ -*---.-•-•#..- -* .-_ -.•-. .-.•... -' -V--s• S • V _______ S -- �-.-,---V _ _ ___PI'•s' •I•_• .. . - ..: . . •,\J____ - . . - . -. I . . - . - . . .: .. 64- .. . .• . , - , . : •. • ._•_.•--:.------ SPORTS A-I,saIu NsrsW. knIsi, P1. _~ Celtics Commit 28 Turnovers Mandly. Dec. $. . SF'ORl'S 9 . Eagles Clinch Playo ff Be rth ~ za yards hh1P1 . 1979 1~~ ': rxv IA £0MilD 68 A'FCl'LfA' KFC1,V77Y ____ ,srt W#1#fll -f:- , 't . . 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Montreal 4 tit Phoenix at New York, San Diego Sundays Results Saturday's Results Pittsburgh S Colorado 4 No* York Ill, Denver 113, Cleveland 124, Atlanta 105, Kansas It Cleveland, Boston at Detroit, Detroit 4, Boston 3 Philadelphia 117, Cleveland lOS, CityCI. Boston U. Los Angeles 11$, L Angeles at San Antonio. N.Y. Rangers 2, St. Louis 0 Winnipeg 4, Minnesota 4 lie Los Angeles 1, Chicago 0 Sunday'sieswlts Detroit 4, Philadelphia I tie Buffalo 2. Washington 0 Quebec 3. Vancourver 1 Colorado 5, Boston 3 spoiled Caulkin's chance at a TORONTO (UPC) - ihiman last year. N.Y. islanders I. Winnipeg 0 "I felt strong In the butter, clean-sweep by whaling the American superstar Monda y's Game mer Tracy Caulkins and fly," said -a tired Caiddas 108-meter backstroke In Montreal as New York MInnesota Toronto Monday, Dec. 3 Oakland at New Orleans, C p.m. W L I Pd. Saturday, b.c.e C S 0 .443 MIami Dallas at Philadelphia, 13:30 I 4 0 .571 Now 1111118011111 7 7 0 .100 P.M. 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The Gaels led 33-29 at the us and I'm thankful we won home." point deficit to edge wurarakid Iona of New York 5740 half. Sunday M& In ft no& of Ions, now 2-1, was led In the second annual Great scoring by guard Genn Alaska Shootout college Vickers with 16, while Ruland added 14. A balanced Wildcats haeiustbafl toiwmeot. T"ft3WjhMmiodoa scoring attack found Macy Way back In the dog days of August, when the Oi4ede Lies a betel for two nights whea we p up I. play the game," and forward Dwight Anderson football squad was first practicing, few envisioned the extent Montgomery salt Into tbip second bW Wildcats, new 3-1, darted lead the way with 15 and 12 of their 1179 success. That playoff trip will play havoc with the athletic budget, so That success has brought great things to the tows but it has simply dated the Lies could we a ftaaaclal hand Is defraying bMg from the perimeter points, respectively. Rounding out the all- also created an overlooked problem. the expoesea of the juraey. wad tied the game at *-an Joe Montgomery's troops have won their way late the semiwith Jant under $ minutes to tourney team were Macy, it's .siy fitting that a seam from SemIasle County, that Vickers, Hicks Taylor of finals of the state playoffs, aid their trip I. Milton High, way Play. rts a 12-I record and has reached the semi-finals receives spo up In the panhandle Thursday, was something not figured in lbs lead, which ciapd Alaska-Anchorage, Francois the support of me Coady. hands 15 times In the game, Wise of third-place Long the school's athletic budget. Anyone who wield like to help at in supporting the playoff ,, We had no Idea we would be taking a trip like this towards wit to Kentucky for the final Beach State, Ryran Wright of venture Is asked I. restart the school's trout alike as soon as time on a jnp,r by All Texas A&M, Mitchell the end of the year," explained Montgomery after the Lies slice the squad most leave Thasndey. Yew help Is late the possible move America guard Kyle Mary Anderson of Bradley, Kevin dusted Gainesville EastsIde Friday night to greatly appreciated. Let's gel behind she Lies as they try to Hamilton of Ions, David semi's. with 3:42 to V. brag the IA state football cisamploeship I. Seminole county. and Thursday we'll have I. leave ThIrdsIil of Bradley, clarence "Because of the distance, Tourney Most Valuable plow s.lOceiurJe(fRuland Ku of LaMar and Fred we won't return until Saturday. That mesas we'll have $.bela Call 311-5171. . ~vrwvwwffy~ ; - In earlier action Bradley Earlier, Long Beach State this game because we didn't ANCHORAGE, Alaska kepi lana In the lead in the Cowan of Kentucky. Kentucky coach Joe Hail play well at all. ft's especially utilized a blistering fast break University held off a deter(UP!) - ft fiab.ruked opening half as he dominated University of Kentucky his battle with Kentucky said "Ions was a fired up pleasing because we played to defeat host Alaska- mined Lamar Uni versity 32- DIGIZWOOD, c.m. (UP!) Charlie Sh, Stave Jensen and Bidda Goring on , two goals each ad Ron Grahame posted his first shidout as ailing, pacing Las Angeles to a 7.0 rid of the Chicago Black Hawk. overtheweskend. Maroell Dloam, the NHL's top scorer arid aseist loader. added tires auints Saturday night to fm Us 'I, season point total toll 1a24 pius.. __ Grabams, who had the.. eladids two ys ago with laden, Mopped 26 shots as the usage solidified their hldon wood place In this Norris DtVtlioFSvi IIr record $.11I'& - -1' , ' Me" &MR& Dwo IM"Pow #" -@W _@ =I I - - •uimiiM tei - pj$g SImm.r, Goring Pace L.A.. ll" ___ - ...r... :. - y Rallies To - Win Great Alaska Kentuck r. Nevada cowboy Joe :iOKLAHOMA CITY (UP!) iarvsl moved ahead ci his dosed competitors Sunday No quad I second Isamcdlv.Mood ircoc riding cIiarnpIonib at the National Finals Rodeo. Marvel, a Las, Nov. cowboy defending ide 117$ NM world title, placed second during Sunday's go-round to Cud Johnson of Spewflsh, S.D., but rI11,d ahead of Johnson In the overall scoring by 30 points. National titles In .lgld cowboy categories are ddarmlned by total scores from 10 go-rounds of coanpetillon, scheduled through Dec. is. Sunday's go-round was the second In this year's national charrøomlir. ... Xa ft" s an&JAW *aft, r . . aft am hn.bI. sunless h4 Terry Barrett, Mike Grlty, Lady Rick, Todd Weaver, Greg lscsud4s alIimse sidvs haslrlips how" -" thi_6Iili_1=0W Uuhilad in aside 1 p TtiMiDsuje. _ _ . Heresy, Robust Guy, Rkky Idler, Jim . _ film .V I a H ORK Y __ & at 111s as alkonfusinc P". odoWens were a Ift Vgftw On le . - - at $4 butire ad#Ak *d a ftft*ea as eisman Today. ,~~ : I ' k ..,', . - 7 , - ______ su __ _ _ Wt m lasn d 11-1`1111111 d8d40 PrdIb sm i_ I ftft* .4 -r, Weed, i tuuu, A W_ i , , , 1N4O ftrw aamiec M Paw IN&,, 1191111111 ~Vw Amim 0 ft ai. a--M--Nftmdso OW anwomwftip"" 115111116111111111186 . m now WW 160 he Was kisgis . white Expecting . 11=&0 ill a N Malalmd' s- Ro bsif ,Ja __teth 6dn" aw 3a* - __ '""" em101s High honorable mention e I . - - . - Joe Marvel Leads Cowboys '.: ' 101111yor named to the Vail" COW" 4. ___ INGL.E WOOD, Calif. (UP!) John Paul Kelly, the Los is KIng' third-roamd selection in the 1179 NUL ds.4I, has signed a multi-yew contract with club. Kelly was under suspension will Dec. 1 for his part a brawl during a Western Junior Leauge game Her this year in Canada. The suspension was down by a British Coiwnihia Judge and an by the Kings was dismissed. Kelly, a 20-year-old left wing from Edmonton, I berta, was slated to begin workouts with the Kings week and wall exnededtobesea*to the team's ,r 'l*lgltwi$an,N.Y. farm dub In the American Hockey sgue. . ____ . - Kelly Signs Three Year Pact ine S' UP ' , .-, -- s There's a uniform after the week-long a deal for Perry, outfielder Bobby left-handers -Kravec, Steve Trout, deal and another even suggested TORONTO (UP!) Bonds might end up with the Padres. Rich Wortham and Ross Finley might overturn the sale festive yuletide spirit surrounding meetings end. Perry will certainly not return to The Indians have made It known Baumgarten - and If they have to, entirely because he would "miss the the wilder baseball meetings this San Diego next season. His days that Bonds Is available for the right they're willing to part with any of publicity" too much. year, and It could turn out to be an with the club were numbered after price, them for quality goods. early Christmas for the likes of However, because baseball wants With the meetings officially Gaylord Perry, Bob Knepper, Gene he jumped the team on Sept. 4, and The man who might benefit most the A's out of Oakland very badly, It he did not return for the remainder opening Monday, pitchers are the from these meetings is Marvin is likely the owners will figure out a Gerber and, yes, even Marvin of the season. He would like to return Items at the top of almost every Davis, the Denver oilman who has way to persuade Finley to sell the Davis. to Texas and play for his close club's lid. Before the meetings are been trying to buy the Oakland A's team if he tries to renege. Four Inches of anow and frigid temperatures greeted the more than friend, owner Brad Corbett, and over, Knepper, Ga,rber and one of from Charlie Finley for two years. &mIme during the week the 1,600 arrivals to the convention who since there is still plenty of life left In the Chicago White Sox's fine left- The deal is virtually set and could be owners also will give an updated agreed upon by the AL owners at report on came over the weekend, and the his aging arm, the Rangers would handers probably Ken Kravec the negotiations with the most likely will be dealt. their meeting this week. countless Players Association. major-league executives showed up love to have him. The basic The Boston Red Sox are on the Davis has been stymied with long shopping lists for the If Perry returns to Texas, for expires at the end of the buy the agreement "swap shop." whom he pitched 2 seasons, the verge of landing Knepper and times In his past efforts to year and collective bargaining has stumbling The cold weather has helped start Rangers would most likely have to catcher Marc Hill from the San A's, but the one major Nov. 14. been going on since the "Hot Stove League" burning, part with outfielder Al Oliver. Oliver Francisco Giants for slugging third block has been cleared by the and the 41-year-old Barry's name is tilt .323 for the Rangers this season, baseman Butch Hobson, and several agreement of major-league baseball The most important Item on high on the list of several clubs In but has expressed disenchantment teams have expressed Interest In to pay off the lease on the Oakland today's agenda Is the draft of Gather, a top reliever for Atlanta Coliseum for $4 million. minor-league players who have preliminary trade talks. The Texas with the front office. While the deal seems set, nothing previously played in the major Rangers and the Cleveland Indians Perry has told close friends he two seasons ago who is coming off a Is ever certain where Finley Is leagues. Last year, seven players have expressed Interest In the San wouldn't mind returning to 6-16 season. The White Sox will probably have, concerned. One Al.. executive said taken In the draft made it to the Diego Padres' right-bander, and It Is Cleveland, here he won the believed the two-time Cy Young American League Cy Young Award the hottest telephone line at the Sunday that Finley was now trying majors and helped their respective Award-winner will be wearing a new In 1972. If the Indians were to swing meetings. They have four quality to throw a few new twists into the clubs. . %t, me -. Wheeling And Dealing Spree In Toronto - past years#4ocal gridders dominated the DiLand; tight end Jim Flandere-Lake all-conference offensive team. Howell; Guards Reggio Th offensive baditWd looks like any Mainland, Chris 544j• Gaddy. Tsdan Defensive and Morgan Smith and coaches dream and I. headed up by a Brian Blackwelder-Apopka, Danny Hasbacksr R.ggls head up a pair of Lyman Greyhounds. .Morris-IaksBraMl.y; Csidsr Jim Bray. .4 balf.'deus $"v4s Speed merchant Audio Cleveland, Lake Howell; Quarterback J.ft Mnsr ttba UWS lIar OI.4Shl.Os *id as a aspimmar. 4.pti, a 1,000 -V u -, ----o" .,4 perINmenOe, was alarmed -as IpruceCresk, LedirPA.a.ki Sm_ ith, a 190 pOund senior, noted for a the first team taIlback while backfield The second4.am kicking sp,clU and CsmpbeU at 185 pwtw Anthony kLLMad Art Hsar a senior for the Mainland as the fullback. ms second-team dsfenitn unit in. and three on offense .ialrdng that duO at running back Is dud.' f1l L.Jfl1.....a L. I caps a wiws, HIgh s braising reamer Arthur Morris-Mainland; Brian Lepak-Lak. iwr year zormnc, which saw the Jackson. owA Kerhi H1 I1IA. UlAt. $40 hard Pitting defensive back lead a Calling sigoals In the all-conference j• tugged Seminole defaruse all season long backfield Is Lake Bradley's rrme4 linebacker. Andrew thal)slaad, ck Tony Co"4arullns. The Tribe's other defensive all. Craig Williams-Laks Braatlqy; C srformerlslWusQvfatlan, Thi $4, 11$ pounder teased fur over -Defensive back. Brodirick Garden. a1I5pouadJador,who$ssç,ai ZI yards tPis season aradpsNsdfor DeLud, Tony B -Malalind, Pail to raise havoc with eppg O 3N7&dscnfolWsiSparMsoo. Wfl1ml1ialidHaitGr.h',n peeiing gamsathe arulrsyear. *unsCr.sk. laId 5Theiiooadtsamall.com0stencs Slr.Ok Coy h only .• 1''* Snow And Cold Greet Winter Baseball's NEW YORK(UPI)-Asme Gregory scored 21 points and grabbed 15 rebounds Sunday to lead Forilram to a 82-54 victory over Army in the opening round of a women's invitational basketball tournament. Gregory and 10-point scores Mayanne Bilotte and Anne Kennedy moved the Lady Rams, 1.0, Into next Sunday's downstate final against Queens, a 92.46 winner over C.W. Pod in the opening game of the of. ternoon dDnàLe4aeadSr. Sheila Horak led a parade of double-flgwe scorers In the Queen's vi==1 pubis on 1Mar44 . Adrien 20 for the F'dgMs, 2D, Theresa Thompson had 15 and Jackie Brantley and Lisa Willis contributed 12 and 10, respectively. By JOE DeSANTIS - ,regory Hits 21 For Ford ham 6AMI. J ...4 A45 0 Star All-Conference Team Seections l Fi ve __ r____-7 *Zap - Head - . . Lx\ )~ - Defensive Aces Smi'oth, CamPbe// CHARWTIE P N.C. (UP!) Marelialirwmlng back oh walk-on for the Thundering Herd who finished 1in nationally in rushing and second In the Soighern Conference, was named Monday as the league's freshman of the year. The 0-bulb, 111-pound rwinlng back from Leiington, Ky. easily won the award over Western Carolina running back Leonard WIllhim'lear, a rmn..choiarshlp player, won a darting spot this fall and rushed for 1,162 yards, becoming one of only 12 NCAA Division I freshmen to break the 1,000yard mark for a season. His averse of 100.8 yards per gain. ranked Lear 15th nationally for the 1679 season. He averaged 4.8 rards a carry. - OF 7A' fá' Q"7? 41 7?4fl 'Fi'P W A 06O, W0' and rookie Tony know when they're down. Today, I beat Houston to remain in contention 11am. 27, Vlkgl21 UP! Spurts Writer Franklin kicked his ElM of three wanted to get the ball to him." Nolan Cromwell swept 5 yards for a wild-card playoff berth. Earl The Philadelphia Eagles Sunday field goals, a 33..yarder. Bradshaw, who had his third 300- Campbell rushed for 106 yards for around left end for a touchdown on a becam e the ElM NFL team to claim ___ the Oiler,, That made it 24.0. Fran klIn then yard passing game of the season, fake field goal attnpi 6:53 into a playoff berth, crushing the Detroit kicked field goals of 30 and 42 yards. connected with Swarm on five passes ime to give Lea Angeles its overt Redsklis3I, Packers 21 Uona 44.7 on two touchdown passes Billy Campileld returned a kickoff for 192 yards and two touchdowns to VietOrY. Joe Thelxnann passed for foir from Ron Jaworskl to Harold 92 yards and Larry Barnes ran over lead the Steelers to a 37.17 victory touchdowns and matched a career CeWbyi36,Ola'7 Carmichael. Philadelphia, 104, bed from the 1 for the other Philadelphia over the Beigals. Cincinnati pulled high with 21 completions to lead Drew Pearson caught three 11) record In the NFC, reached the 10- touchdowns. off the year's blast upset seven Washington over Green Bay and passes from Roger Stauch and victory plateau for the first time The Eagles ran over from the 1 for weeks ago when the Steele. Corn. keep the Redskins' NFC East title Went over 1,000 yards receiving for since 1961. the other Philadelphia touchdowns. mitted nine turnovers In a 34-10 loss chances alive, the second time in his career, Th. Eagles scored 24 secondhelping Dallas end its three-game The Eagles' defense held Detroit to Cincinnati. Bears 14, Buccaneers quarter points, then coasted to to 100 total yards and five first The vfdorv nve the Steeler& 11.& Walter Pvtn.i ,thnw.iI I vri'4 fiw losing streak. The Cowboy. moved victory to remain one game ahead of downs. Joe Reed, subbing in place of sole possession of first place lnthe aTh and Mike lIp tossed ;i2- to within ON victory of making the Dallas and Washington atop the starting quarterback Jeff Komlo, AFC Central and virtually yard scoring pass to Dave Williams, playoffs. NFC East. Philadel phia plays host acco unted for Det roit's only score of guaranteed them of an eighth giving Chicago an iç.d victory that Jets X.Cults 17 to Dallas Saturday In a first-place the day on a 34-yard pass to Fred straight playoff berth. Elsewhere In cut the Buca' NFC Central Division Richard Todd threw for one I'D battle. Scott. and ran for another in a 171point the NFL, It was Cleveland 14, lead over the Bears to one game. "I've been waiting for them to do It was also a good day for the Houston 7; Washington 36, Green second period and rookie Dave BMW" l6, Moab 11 this all year," Philadelphia Coach Pittsburgh Steelers. Bay 21; Chicago 14, Tampa Bay 0; Jim Turner kicked a 32-yard field Jacobs kicked Us first tires NFL Dick Vermell said of the Eagles' Plttsbrfrgh quarterback Terry Denver 19, Buffalo 16; Atlanta 26, goal as the final gun sounded to lift field goals to carry the New York highest point total and largest Bradshaw "rediscovered" All-Pro San Diego 26; Los Angeles 27, Denver to victory. The Bronco Jets pad Baltimore. margin 1 victory since 1007. receiver Lyrvi Swami Carli 13, 4$ers ii and the Minnesota 21 hr overtime; Dallas 28, defense forced sever turnovers in Detroit Coach Monte Clark called Cincinnati Bengali rediscovered the the New York Giants 7; the New snapping the Bills' three-game Ottis Anderson scored on a 6-yard It "a good beating. They're the best real Steelers. York Jets 30, Baltime 17; St. Louis winning streak. Denver, 10.4, run with 2:53 left to become the first team we've played all year, a real Swann had been the Steelers' star 13, San Francisco 10; and Kansas regained a share of first place in the player in NFL history with .igl* 100good football team that's going to go receiver since he was Ptttshiwgh's City 37, Seattle 21. yard games during his rookie mum AFC West with San Diego. far." first-round draft choice in 1974, but Oakland Is at New Orleans as St. Louis rallied pad Sara FranFalc.s36,Ckarpers*I Wilbert Montgomery, who topped this year teammate John Stallworth Monday right and Miami beat New Steve Bartkowskl threw a 0-yard else.. the 100-yard mark for the seventh pushed his injured te ,1mIte out of England 39-24 Thursday night to I) pus to Wallace Francis with 21 CUelsi?, goshawks *1 time this season began the second the spotlight by catching twice as take a one-game lead over the seconds left to rally Atla nta to an Ted McKnight scored on 'ID runs quarter onslaught with a 1-yard many passes through the first 13 PatrIots In the AFC East. acid of heavily-favored Sari Diego. of 5 and 3 yards and Jan Stenerud scoring nan. Jaworrkt, who corn- games of the season. Browas 14, OIlers 7 Chargers quarterback Dan Fouts kickel field goal. of 37,31 and 22 to pided 14 of 23 passes for 233 yards In "1 really thought abed tirowing Mike Pridtt caught a 42-yard '11) tied Joe Narnath's 1007 record of six lift Kansas City pad Seattle and three quarters, then found Car- to Swarm today," Bradshaw said. "I pass from Brian Sipe and plunged 1 games in a season with 300 or more snap the Seahawks' three-game michael with scoring passes of 20 know these receivers well enough to yard for another score as Cleveland yards passing. wirming streak. and byAlan Mayer -AJrz #AR0W9*A;~Af1C# ___ By IRA KAUFMAN END EM ON By United Press laternatissal complete when Mi4. Carr was "When he puts a blanket on bench accounted for 12 points eighth straight home victory. remained '4 game behind ejected midway through the you, you've been blanketed. in the decisive spurt and 41 Seattle In the Pacific Division.The Cavaliers Jumped to a 20 Reserve Junior Bridgeman The words Dave Cowers final quarter after decking But If the bench hadn't done overall. used sounded all too familiar. Kings' Scott Wedman with a the job In the second quarter, Wedman led the Kings In 6 lead In the first period, on' led Milwaukee with 30 points. They were words from lad forearm to the face. Wedman we'd have been done." scoring with 16 points while went ahead to stay, 33.31, SOIlICS ill, Warriors 98 stuff with season, when he coached the was not hurt. Trailing 37-28 after one Billy McKinney came off the Bill Willoughby's first half. and reserve 9:02 left in the Boston Celtics to a dismal 29Gus Williams led a Th. loss snapped a six- quarter, the Kings Outscored bench to score 14 53 finish. They weren't words game winning streak for the Boston 33-16 for a 57.53 Reggie King added 10 points Charlie Criss scored a season- balanced Seattle attack with heard In the Boston locker Celtics but they still sport the halftime lead. The Celtics and 11 rebounds. high 26 points for the Hawks 21 points and the So,tics broke room much this year. best record in the league 16.5, went back ahead 67.62 with Nate Archibald led Boston and Tim McMillen added 23. the game open In the second "We embarrassed our. which prompted Cowens to 4:30 left In the third period, with 21 points while Carr had periodbehind 22 points from BUckS 103 selves," said Cower after the add something he couldn't say but then went scoreless until 17 and Cedric Maxwell 16.. reserves. James Bailey and Rookie Earvin Johnson Tom LaGarde scored eight Celtics, were beaten, 94-18, last year: "It was our word 9:05 remained as they missed In other games, Cleveland scored 23 Sunday night by the Kansas game, but It was just one including points each In the period to straight shots and turned drubbed Atlanta 13-108, eight during an 18.0 fourth- give Seattle a 59-45 halftime City Kings. game." Angeles topped Milwaukee quarter spurt, to help Los the ball over eight times. Th The Celtics turned the ball Super rookie LaiTy. Bird Kings, meanwhile, scored 16 116403 and Seattle bested lead. The Warriors, led by Angeles snap Milwaukee's over 28 times, managed to was held to a season-low one unanswered points. ak. Robert Parish with 22 points, Golden State 111-98. the-game winning stre shoot only 41.4 percent from gleld goal and two free throws pulled to within 69.60 with 7 ill Cavaliers 131, Hawks While Kansas City shot only the field and failed to score a by Wedman. Campy Russell scored 21 Norm Nixon tossed In 26 minutes to go In the third 39.8 percent and leading single paint over a 74 minute "Wedman did a Job on scorers Otis Birdsong and points and Austin Carr came points, Jamaal Wilkes had 24 period but Williams scored 10 span In the second half. Bird," said Kansas City Phil Ford were limited to 9 off the bench to toss in 20, points and Kareem Abdul- of his 21 points In the quarter The Celtics humiliation was Coach Cotton Fitzsimmons. and 10 points respectively, the sparking Cleveland to Its Jabber 19, for the Lakers, who to put it away. Walk-On Lear Named 79 SC Freshman Of The Year ~ 0 Monday, Dec. 3, lfl9--7A 'We Embarrassed Ourselves ' a ev"14111411111" IN BRIEF Boors Blank Buccaneers Evening Herald, Sanford, PP. geM. H.' wIndug time .4 1111S V OlL 0.18 off the SemInoleHlgh Booster Club Meeting Changed To Duc. 5th l 1 $shI.4UleiNs(ubmse*sl, wd h ed $0 D.ru'ur 5th anders VA no as as --- g _____ wield mist It by (alley resMl American Diawao Johan. L' p... - - V --- NW ___ - • S - �OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Monday, Dec. 3,979-I111 Should Man Be Told TONIGHT'S TV D FAMILY FEUD Y I*NT'5 j YR_SCOTCH J. WALKER I "RED" SCOTCH AT LEAST 4 YRS. OLD II Raioia • .,YQT. 3 U ANY 12. 104.95 About True Roots Y . DEAR ABBY: I'm over 80, ear, to make. About 55 years ago, my youngest brother Z(then 23) married a pretty girl who Fe,l,i said she was exnectin child. At the timetherewas talk in town that she was 1 J romantically involved with a ___________________________ married man her ployer. before I pass on. He'll Unfortunately, her child probably not visit this way turned out to be the livingafter I'm gone. What would image bf her employer! When you do, Abby? the boy was 4, his parents INDIANA divorced, and the mother and DEAR INDIANA: Iwould son left town. To the day of my ea well enough alone, and L ve brother's death ( three years nothinir I'll iw.MhIv h.sr ago), he never mentioned her an'uproar from many who or his "son." My brother believe iii everyone's never mar ried again. to know their Foal roots, but I would not exhume Last year, a handsome, this uyear.old skeleton, well-mannered man knocked on our door and introduced DEAR ABBY: Although I himself as my brother's son. haven't spent much time in He said his mother had died school, I have worked hard recently, and he wanted to improve my English. In visit the town of his birth and recent years one of my beat meet his "father's" family. the Dear He was f ull of questions about Abby column. Therefore, I his "father," saying his hope you will not be offended mot her refused to talk about if I 83k you to quit using him. He asked me why his word "Asiatic" when parents had divorced. (His referring to the continent of biologlcalfather is alsodead.) Asia, or Its people. People of My question: Should he be Asian descent consider it not told? He has a lovely family only incorrect, but insulting. and lives miles away. We It means "more than a little ut have several cousins who insane, or some kind of n ." sa Th ha ose who ve served in know the story, but they y the U.S. Navy or Marine they'll never tell. If he should be told, I think I Corps will confirm this. sho uld be the one to tell him Please use "Asian" instead. Abbv 4) - _____ , e ABC 6 YR 86' m wv Sam I1 1 1115 imIIIIII 011 QUEEN ANNE 83.95 SCOTCH CASE )ISTILLED I BOTTLED IN COTLAND BY GLENLIVET M 4YR80'KYORB. SLACK & WHIM SCOTCH 5 7,491T. *79 OL ANY 12.87.95 W J RICH IRAIl QUART CANADIAN 4.99 N UNIT O E FEN CU$TO*I W/COU?Oø GOOD SAT., DEC. S - -- I 3.09 UNIT TWS PU CUT11119 • . W/VNN JUAN ISTISAN : 90' TEQUILA *019 GOtID O WHIT!, Am 1 CHILD'S FIRST AIC "It's eight & it's groat" A OIOKS £ 'NpU."e A child going to the dentist for the first time is often a handful of anxieties. Any dentist using the right techniques can tramwfarm the most terrified child into a co operative patient who is no ferafrald—a child who leave the office wi th a smile on his face. The first thing a dentist must do Is convince the I child of his honesty . øtil. dren are smart. They are not easily fooled. U a youngster is promised that a particular thing will be done, th e dentist had better be sure he does it. Usually, the dentist begins wi th something easy. He says, "Today lam going to count your teeth." And, after that, cont. what I I ANY 12. 78.95 I I MR. ED , I KY. SSINNU WWMfl KY. SIN KY. VOSICA iii imias S N SlUT kililli? 0 4*79" ST. ANY 12. $1.50 CERTIFIED $16 GIN T 0THI$ AE IS'" I I I I - rnv ha mint ..int the teeth, using whatever mesa necessary. Rerne,nher this: The child oft en cries before anything Is done to him (even a first haircut). He is not hurt, and the dentist has to prove that he can betrustedtodo exactly what he says he Is goIm to do no more, no jj )., 'r , terics generally disappear after the first visit. U dentist establishes his reliability and that he Is I trustworthy, there will rarely be any more trouble. ' I I I I - I A public service with the aim of promoting a better dental health environment from the office of: Stephen NIiafer' D.M.D. 50 Lake Mary Blvd., Lake Mary -OO. 7:00 0(4) THREE'S A CROWD (F 0 P.M. MAGAZINE C!) 0 JOKER'S WILD (11) (35) SANFORD AND SON When Fred returns early from a long trip, he Spoils a homecom. ing party Lamont and Grady land Raiders at New Orleans Blind" GAME accuses Carol of marrying for when she announces her mar- old beau Is going to be at her high school reunion, she decides to go even if she has to attend by herself, 8:00 HBO MOVIE "It Lives Again" (1978) Frederic Forrest, Kathleen Lloyd A number of coupIes find their joy over having a baby changed into nerveshattering terror when the U, inururivu. ,v,,ui ._._.._ THE THE WHITE SHADOW One of the best high school basketball players in the try snioSs at Carver. very. ios't treat it ughUy. A pert.. who Is stty, an. charitable aid generally tight with his mosey is ustally Iie.lderate, ungracious aid uacharftable In other aret.. You we wise to wonder. Problems? You'll feel rUyougetthemdfyossr personal reply Wthe IS Abby, Box 07W, Las Angeles, Cal. ISIS,. Please enclose stamped, selfaddressed eaveIope 10:30 HBO MOVIE "Magic" (1978) eludes bordering fame and fortune to find a girt he loved In his youth III hr.. 46 min ) Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Cheryl Ladd, Paul Jabara, Gallagher, Bob Mackle (1,11(17) MOVIE "The Second Time Around" (1961) 11:00 0@UUONEWS ll (35) 611HILL 11:30 0(4) TONIGHT Guest host Bill Cosby. Guests Billy and Gina Eckstmne. 0 Harry (.1) 0 HARRY searches for a drug addict whose boyfriend, an aimed robber, is holding a liquor store O*flSfffiSIOlfl dealer hostage. - MOANING and ainounc (NON) Ct) 0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (5) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN. ING (WED) ($) a THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (11 0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) MORNING GOOD AMERICA ill) 35)5HM(M0 (35) BIRDMAN AND THE GALAXY TRIO (TUE) (1!) (35) MOBY DICK AND NIGHTOR (WED) 5 00 TNU,PAI) II) (35) 121 (17) THREE THE STOOGES / THE LITTLE RAS. CALS 1:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA .J) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA LOVE, AMERICAN 0(4) DONAHUE (I) U MIKE DOUGLAS (FJOMOVIE 0(4) CARD SHARKS (.1)0 DECEMBER MAGAZINE (THU) S FUNNY BUSINESS / PLACE L (DO TO BE ANNOUNCED (WED) 6:00 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD SOUARES (3,) 0 WHEWI (MON-WED FIN) (4) EARLY DAY (DO SUNRISE 6:26 0(4) POPI GOES THE oger Bollen by Roger -- (5)0 CBS NEWS (I E (35) WOODY W000PECKER AND FRIENDS i2) (17)1 LOVE LUCY 3:30 () 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) it 11 (35) BANANA SPLITS AND FRIENDS (1) (17) THE FLINTSTONES 4:00 4) EMERGENCY ONEI ii0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 (MON. WED-FRI) )O THE INVISIBLE CHILDREN (TUE) 4:30 SPECIAL (WED) (U) (35) BUGS BUNNY AND (12) (17)GILUQAN'S ISLAND 600 NTT AND r (3,.) 0 I4APPY DAYS AGAN B(35) THE FLINTSTONE8 (12) (17) MY THREE SONS 5:30 HBO MOVIE (WED, FRI) 0(4) NEWS (1)0 M'ASH (DO ALL IN THE FAMILY Pool (PP.AZA 14 TWIN)" _HWI or 52 322 7O2 0 99 Il-AlA I jijy J 7:45 ONLY ALIEN PLAZA IR 7:50 ONLY NORMA RAE FIG (MoVui.LANn1). 0(4) HIGH ROLLERS (1)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT \ Hay II12S 3211215 7:30 BEDROOM a STEWARDESSES ;$ BLAZING 11:30 an . VaI.SU 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 10:55 HEALTH FIELD C195W C GUIDING LIGHT 10:30 6:35 OLAVERNE & SHIRLEY 4cm S) THE (Ii)(35)PTLCLUB 12) ( 17) MOViE SEMESTER his duties include catering to the whims of the 4077th's 4) THE DOCTORS 7'i ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 fl 4) ANOTHER WORLD FRIENDS 5:25 0(4) TODAY IN FLORIDA MORNING (7) 0 GOOD VLONDA %$O BC!) TODAY MORNING CD 0 GOOD AMER" (1]) (35) TENNESSEE TUXEDO (17) ROMPER ROOM i000 STYLE (MOW) 6:30 M'A'S'H Klinger discovers, to his dismay, that 2:00 B 0 BEWITCHED (1) 0 AFTERSCHOOL 9:30 (U)(35)( LOVE LUCY (12) (17) GREEN ACRES 6:25 (121(17) LOVE, AMERICAN (5) 0 WORLD TURNS II (35) ANDY GRIFFITH 800 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO (IL)) (35) BULLWINKLE (12) (17) FAMILY AFFAIR WED) • tPW , 1:30 THE 0 AS is TUE. THU. FRI) IflOON THE GO(WED) it t) (35) TOM AND JERRY (12J(17)SPECTREMAN STYLE(WED) suspected of murder when the skeleton of a baby, believed to have died 20 years earlier, is found in the ruins of theIr '.3Z) DICK V AN UT Kit t,70MERV GRIFFIN (MON. 1:30 (12)(17) THE LUCY SHOW 6:20 Secrets And Lies" (Premiere) Paula Prentiss, Stalls Stevens. Six former sorority sisters are RESTLESS f' Q ALL MY CHILDREN (9 (35) DICK VAN DYKE 6:06 9:00 1:00 0 C4 DAYS OF OUR LIVES 5) 0 THE YOUNG AND THE 0(4) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERICA (U) (35)TOM AND JERRY (Do UNTAMED WORLD (121 (17) 0 RYAN'S HOPE ii(35) FAMILY AFFAIR (17) MOVIE FANTASTIC FOUR THU) 9:00 (DO THE FBI (MON. TUE, 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR. - -. 0 '.4=) TODAY (.) 0 MONDAY MORNING - (4) MOVIE "Friendships, VODKA TAO FRANKENSTEIN JR. AND THE IMPOSSIBLES(FRI) RASCALS SPECIAL CHRISTMAS Animated. Two young brothers and their gang become Involved in a hilarious but heartwarming Christmas mixup. 17 FLORIDA quist, convinced that his stage dummy controls his actions. (4) LITTLE I BIRI'H DECTS RETUD I mi DECTS 11') a THE ED ALLEN SHOW ID (35) 0:30 MAIA 6:30 Anthony Hopkins. AnnMargret. A neurotic ventrilo• or Bob Neal will review highlights of yesterday's game between the Atlanta Falcons and the San Diego Chargers. UIRIH DECTS GRANT The mother of Donovan's cousin Andrew (Bruce Davison), a mental patient, warns Donovan that her son Is about to explode. (Part I of 2) 0115') JIM ROCKFORD A Bad Deal In The Valley" (1J(17) FALCONS' FOOTBALL Falcons' Head Coach Leeman Bennett ....i u..0.uuu 10:00 0 LOU BERENSTAIN Animated. Papa Boar takes his children Sister Boar and Brother Bear on a search for the perfect Christmas tree. ....... trix Amelia Earhart's dlsap. pearance, are eitamlned. )OWKRP IN CINCINNATI Everyone except Andy Is ready to celebrate when, for the first time in seven years, the radio station's ratings go up. BEARS' CHRISTMAS TREE CERTIFIED 5ANY969 12.1515 of the most publi- cized and as-yet-unsolved mysteries of the last century. such as Jack the Ripper's trail infants emerge as clawed monsters. (R- 1 hr.. 31 mm.) 0 (4) ERS (THU) 0(4) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) GREAT UNSOLVED MYSTER' convenience instead of love riage plans. (121(11) ALL IN THE FAMILY When Edith discovers that an ROW 0(4) THE WILBURN BROTH. 9:30 HBO WHODUNNIT?: THE -. 0 (4) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD(WED) DINAHI & FRIENDS IES Many 1230 8 ,,.C NEWS (TUE) Saints 11)(35) 0 (4) PORTER WAGONER COUNTRY (MON) eccentric officers. U NFL FOOTBALL Oak- _. (1)J 0 FAMILY FEUD (LI) (35) MAUDE Maude relationship. How important is a person's attitude about money? WONDERING ' practice to follow his dream of romance and adventure tial depression to an adjustmerit to her new perspective on life. NEWLYWED II) 0 THE DEAR WONDERING: DINTAL VISIT decides to give up his dental SPECIAL 'Melinda's show it to anybody. Other than his tightness with money, we ha ve a good Views On Dental Health' bBy Stephen Shafer, D.M.D..$ (17) LOVE, AMERICAN STYLE Blinded in an auto accident, a girl fights her way through mi- - SMILE, ! (35) LEAVE 1110 BEAVER L it (12) (17) SANFORD AND SON 7:30 0 (4) YOUNG PEOPLE'S He refuses to give a dime to any charity. (He calls them all "rip-offs.") He won't leave a Up unless the service was which rarely exceptional happens. (I leave tips out of embarrasmentJ Once when he took me out for dinner I said I wasn't very hungry, so he ordered a big meal for himself and told the waiter I didn't want anything. He ate in front of me and didn't even offer me a cup of coffee! I felt so hurt I nearly cried. He's always asking me to take my car and never offers to put in any gas. (I always pay for the parking, too.) We both work, and he doesn't have anybody to support but himself, so I can't understand why he's so tight. I know It's the thought that counts, but every gift he's given me has been so cheap Wt I'm almost ashamed to - 12:00 0 (4' MINDREADERS 0 7' U NEWS "'" Save Your I ' UIIPIAUMILCN - AFTERNOON i..., ..i..... _.. IrHea LU IUUUC. " 23 OZ. SW, .-I--.I EVENING 8:00 JOE E. IN ORLANDO 0 C!) 0 NEWS DEAR JOE: Thanks. (17) CAROL BURNETT learned something today. 1*ND FRIENDS Guest: Jim Although my dictionary stStel Nabors that "Asian" Is preferred to 6:30 "Asiatic," it gives no hint that HBO MOVIE "Legend Of The the latter is insul ting. The put. Great Northwest" (1971) Mardown was inadvertently shall Reed, Denver Pyle A cou• rageous dog, left to fend for Occidental. in the Oregon wilderDEAR ABBY: Phil is 28 and himself ness, proves his worthiness to I'm 22. We met at church the compassionate family choir about a year ago and which gives him a new home. have been going together ever (G- I hr., 18 mm) since. He's asked me to marry 0 C NBC NEWS ) C CBS NEWS him, but there is something 0 ABC NEWS about him that bothers me. 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LIVE.IN HOUSEKEEPER liii. 9C Mature woman who tin. thlldren. Mca line car Light cooking, - own preferred. Room & board Sanford AlA..., $ p.m., First United Methodist Church, Sanford. Sanford AA, 8 p.m., 1201 W. First &. ThESDAY, DECEMBER 4 Sanford Sealer Citugeus CIth Craft DIsplay, 10 am., Sanford Civic Center. Business meeting at noon followed by Bingo. lir EXPERIENCED MECH. Read blueprints, insul. exp. in Answer to interp.aer ha been tiled against you and required to ser a Copy ef Your written defenses, 11 any, foiton Noon Trust Phillip H. Logan, Crow-fir . isildress is post LICENSED PLUMIER The Do '1efore Publication For local area Sunday - Noon Friday — LABORERS _______ Duct - 18-1e1p Wa flIed ________________________ p.m., iuoent Union Hall, Stetson University, DeLand, Speaker Franklin C. Smith, head of the Grand Lodge of Florida ceer in Real Es?at, 325-4901. call Stamper Agency, Wm. Stemper, Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, SEiford. 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" ____ lenesi the NreInII at a. . I*1Uftjj, or ALL CLAIMS 05MAR05, ARD Iwlealhlsa. SI the est. . 1 - I last IN SI assra.,uenlN. ___ he OR ditoININat OSJSCtIff5 NO? WILL 4111111110 11.411 W iiapi a. POSIvIS_BARRIO. ONe Of *1 HIW pslIas.. Of ..... , . ... - ___ IN _____ .. - . ,, .... fT&ui 1ssi - S'_ P,- 7i$pa. po* - _____ - __ ___ ,- di tat • fiMj$ j . am T Uiit 4) N. UN. II'S)" flvgj45p NoLLIU W. 5rn, HotI bu Id'tO li'. di$0INONstINIfsaldIj S DAVIS PENSIL :j51 U, diii N. 00 lepn, As purewat iiits I00IN WO ueOfuaidIadas ISUSAIS I T1'buLSM I. KEMP, aie di' $0 IN ___ • _ - _ - #0 - "I wuu'...ot W--i'-tu - w __ -' . . - .. .. .1 $.O.RSIM. ........................ p.'. . - '' . -..' - - - 'e q. ..- --- 01- s—i-."- __ '' . S -0 9 -. - ' - - E me ~ . L.. •. . . isp-la.. . - _____ rest Tt •. -. di 38 Isp-la . - . . S - • 4 ..f;..-. -.. . -- Ll i REALTY SANFORD REALTOR FLOIl .' 25455. French Ave. - J - . - MAKE ROOM TO STORE "YOUR WINTER ITEM. S. ... $ELI. "DON'T NEEDS" ...,FAST WITH A WANT AD. ,ene 322-3611 or 131.0003 as. a triendly Ad Visor will help Poll. 5 ime *, many special foaturest New CH-A, new Corp., new ro & Fla. rm.t Near schools & Zoned For Business business from shoppingl SPP WANRAN. TED. Just 541,005. Run your own ComfOrtable ' I an, I N I IS. kft W-Nft of tries & it Is aireuly fenced LOVELYI 2 RN, I bath hints with CH.A. Fla. rm., silting cm., ww carp., on a 1g. land. 5tapSd loOt RPP WARRAN. o. -aw.eas-seos se.rs 3334155 TED. Reduced to ULNS lUST LISTIDI 3 Ri. I bosh, brick tome In IdylIwillel on 19.0 INcod. lanlerspel let. SPp WARRANTED. Yours for W. Garnett White Many custom fseIw R. Real Estate Broker JOHN K1111011111 ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 32270Si,Sanlsrd HOQUAL If- ylNG- J NW home. New Central 141* & carpet. Owner will finance w. "4.0., Sanford's Sales Leader substantial dat. 133.050. 333. 3313. - '-se ' -2 1730445 68 —Wanted to „__ memo' s Ih.Real Estate Agency IIAITY Q S. French (17031 Sanford _________ . Buy 80—Autos for Sale - I s a. I ____________ _____________ - - -. __ / -. - -- --- -------5-- ---------- 24 w, am m UlI5.10pt.dB,om.,. 361.31,5 eve. 301.1401 ________________________ ' Looking for gordon Iqvipmont7 Read lilly's classifiel ads for - goodbuys,' CISTERN NTA S SELECTIM ____________ 4"" -. ____ _______ __________ 9 ______ _____________ -_ , ANture. only $1L155, low Paved rood acre for investment or bulIllng. Terms you can afford. $005 dat. ARM YOU INTERESTED? Nacres lake f,enI 7sacr.swansesrov,' 3OwaWs$ail IuItIple Listing SerViCe RIEALTORS PARK I I. Es.Ni tog. 5 Sr. UK 5?1J i 510005 Umber _________ buy 1st $3ndmortjages'w __ ,,, Will also make Real Estate 1 Susinsis less. Florida Mar. gage Investment, 1333 S. Orange Ave., Suite 301, Winter Part. $464433. to - s for $.i, M'sce'ter' ___________ ___ WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY,WILL,TRADE 311.311E. First 1 Wholesale to ill. Orletud, Whole. sale Purr,, ZIPS Industrial BM., Orlando. Gas hot water htr., cont. gas furnace wi ton AC. s ---------__ $ 5$ 1904 French Ave. money in your wallell TELEVISION RCA color console 75", sold new over $700. Balance due 1115.00 or take over my Peyments $17.00 mon th. Still in warranty, will deliver, call IU-S3ya. Agent. (MRS FOR CROWN PAWN SHOP - 323.$71Iafp SVS.053000 -i lasejile Ads ore 1W Snake ProOf Pools $60.,pq, q inch Office 3234fl3 less' Hems you will fiNd ARMY NAVYWRPLUS fora 3IOSa'WordAv,. 303Sni & ,"'' ji~311 We buy your equity, close In 24 firs TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. $19373 bat. $1$3.1 6 or SI? mo. AWARD REALTY,INC. -Agent 335 —_ --0e4'l pile no Iongji"ned,d Items, QA-MM1,Sg RoN high as an •lephant's eye. Place a classIfied ad, and pile the &SM FURNITURE- -SEDDING. OlIcalthe ras 5$ ____________________ I wild erness acres, Enjoy 32.2-2420 - - ANYTIME ______ - ___________ I 9 7SChev Cheyenne' I PU. V 5. auto, A C. AM FM, S track, wh spoke whls, 19,000 ml cxc cond $7,200 377 7397. aft 6 372 2243 I ret'to good home Malt' Yorkshire Terrier 2 A, of component stereo. AM. 5$ Zenith FM with speakq. Was $210, 5$ ', _____________________ man Cowboy KNIGHTS. 200 F. 1st, Downtown P His comfnrs it n,ns.... P Boots for your Dingo 1, Boots tool - . - 5-....- ........ p . .-," P - p $1 ' 'MUSICM FOR INC FAMItY j 1 ° l General Electric microwaves. i to chaos, from, As low as j $190. All at close out prices. Goodyear, 553 W 1st 372 2521. G.E. color con5ol I Deluxe cabinets. Were $699 Now $3,, 4 & $109. 555W. lit. 332- 2321 5$ - Daniel Green Slippers at items 3271746 KNIGHTS. ?08 F. 1st Downtown I 0 Pianos, organs, guitars, amps I drums. Bob Boll's Disc. Music Center. 2202 French Ave. 3211 12111 Lackey' Guitar - CIr. & Museum Over 100 new 5 used bargains, Mart ifl.GibSon.Guild., Yamaha. p515 S. French (blk P p q S of Sambos).3325541, now $17L No. J$$1. Goodyear. S,5W.lst, 3722121 SPOM L A&MIM to AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGr eenhoe us 327 Eve% stiff ê&weekends I4 L ______ I - ""'m ota am IMMACULATE HOME . . I ~? hull, lltutt,'i,ii P id((')( P. Doberman ross,',f 9 wks ol d Wormed $50 ca 31)7011 -_ '73 Chevy 2 ton Runs good Must sell, first $2,500 668 8196 I t'it -. 1971 Singer Fulura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, hal, Sill or 521 mo. Agent 339 13$. ___________ - - ,., ._i,.p*_ I home on - ,373f331. -- fl, . Harold Hall Realty this S' ______ t~ ______ . 79—Trucks-Trailers ________________________________ -------- kowIu usdy V -. '- -- --- 7ff7 ' Rctrig. RePOAMANA I7ci It Sold originally $511, now $716 or $71 - V - ---------__..., _ =322464 W 144"3 so - -- REALTY WORLD. ___ _ _____ Walker uI,','r F. lOs hounds I ,n,l,' s, I Iem,l,' $100 ea 31) - - NI10ENT*A" FURtIITURE& THING5 tiuy& Sell New& Used Furniture S. Sanford Ave. 373 6593 - Harold Hall Realty tIR,!Scornpletelyredone2yrs MR. Custom drapes, carpet, 'beiulIIulIy fenced yd. Nice neighborhood. Low 31's. ,. A rflr. p fliWjj I'IWing CNO$If• ______________ flL 6S-Pets-. - - - ____________ . - - - Motorcycle Ins urance BLAIR AGENCY 373 3966 or 373 7710 __________________________ - 1 311 no I am small - - I 1.d acre Zmultlpt :: - -., _______ 121 . -. - $5, 30N Soil ng tn.L -___ ____________ _____ Neyamkjj- 1l Too emU IN?CSN?. . CA Harold Hall Realty , _________________ VII30MNS.. SIMMONS ATTORNEY FOR PSa NML •I.5Ua.T*iii, ___ Pybilel .' - _Ial. • - - As*0,,NtR.W Of °- me I ____ - 'LSI UN, . -. ' - PUREST .5ICE INCUAse - SUNLAND ESTATESBdrm., I Bath, fireplace, Family room, large lot, air conditioner, some carpet, fence, range, f'et. $31,900. Must sell 4-2, needs repair, consider lease option. 133.500. ___ _____ &&tUI _, Tf*iau:.uaa .- ___ __________ ____ _____________ :. — -. ___ ____ ATTORNEY P01 POSONAL N di- IIP*I$ENTATIy, 11011" HSWIE Of f*LLL No-UN. _ tail OWN No SIC. . THIW _ PhD WILL POSIVEN_RAISED, ONi SI 115 fleW ruSIV.IIN UAT THE PAINTING CONCRETE RIJICTISIIS, NOT di i.mi at ___ msa. ffiew.4 CARPENTRY _________ 133.500. I4irt 373 7580 - . __ I Used full silt' hotel 'vuotell,i ding Very clean $li9,,,, pc NolI' Sanford urnitur,. S.Ilv,iqe, Il 91. So of Sanforti I 177 8771 YELLOW SAND I I - ._ -. - S — __ Sanford 3.1 nice frame, 1g. lot, established neighborhood. LAKE MONROE- Bass fishing capital of the woridl Lovely 4 Bdrm, 2"z Bath lakefront home has pool on one acre, private boat dock, fireplace In Fla. room, formal dining, lots of extras, sso,oao. ". ___ __ Call - 1976 Honda "50 F, Super Sport, windlammer wind shield, sissy bar. 13.000 mu • cxc cond. $1,600 322 7397 aft 6, 322 2713, jj' " ' acre Owner holding, asking rd CallBart ____ ____ ______ . ; ___ ft ____ ____ _ Down Payment Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot at our lot. 5': ACRES. ARTESIAN Y Enterprise, Inc WELLS, CLEARED & POND. Medel Inc., Realtor $25,000 F X CELL EN T 641 3013 TERMS. CLASSIFIED ADS MOVE MOUNTAINS of mercflandis, 17 ACRES INCLUDES POND, ev ery day. BARN P. IRRIGATION, $49500 NEAR HWY 46 & 3 OR, 28, 1g. lot, end. garage AIRPORT p pd. mortgage, Sanford south, Owner financing 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE possibility, $37,750. Plymouth NEGLECTED BY OWNER, Rock Realty, Inc. Realtor, INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. (305) 5560333 0, ( 904) 381 6092. isso Low - . __ ____ '' HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL- Lots of potential in this $ Bdrm. home. Excellent terms. O wner anxious, $31,500. WORK' Place a Classified Act in the Evening Her?d today ____________ _______ _____ ' -.- VA-F HA-235-Con- Homes 78--Motorcycles f - _ al ___ 131-9993. BUY JUNK CARS From SlOto $50 Call 3221624; 3214A60 Pianos A organs as low as $995 Guitars 40 pcI oft. Amplifi e r, dri,jiii%, 't( Bob Balls Discount Mucic Center, 1202 I r,'nch Ave 322 2155 _________________ curve ancave Usable -, I 43-LoLots - (OhiSoli' pi,lno, like new. "111 ,1110,111 V 313 8717 K el let - - — _______________ --- '----- _____________________________ otf oi total inventory of brand -- 77—Junk Ca Removed ______________________________________ Top Dollar Pa id for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment, 372 5990 ' 59 -Musical Merchandise 5_62 II - . ' Sell Consign 2671 SanfordAve323 3772 , __ . " but the sheets on your bed?" - - _______ ___________ "' Buy . ' ___________________ " -- 'r . ....",.- . YarddebV,s, Trash AppliaflC.s& (LOCAL) $40Wi • __________ "fo _____ __ __ ' - ROBSON MARINE 29 27 Hwy I? 92 ______ Sanford, Fla 37771 "! ___________________ - '.' eSANFORDAUCTION. French 323 7310 1215 S ______________ _______________ __ - ; •. ____ _____ Eve .se - - ' $ CASH DOOR PR' $ Danny's Auction 377 7010 - ___ The pe,'sna this World 7ag - $ VISA - ,it,.n cruiser, 19% tip in t"t(jt'ptor mg JO his on t'flt ft. trans $900 323 7026 :::=ii;i;., _____ ____ e S 2277). SemIIIJ 23 Something for everyone MASTER CHARGES I , flew intersprinq bedding The beds are not damagect or seconds but brand new top In,' bedding sets only , Free local delivery NoH' Santord Fur niture Salvage, ii 92, So of Sanford 3218721 114 1k "Howcome you know how to change eVerhIng In Little want ads bring big, big I results, Just ify one. 332-2611 or 98 Mercury motor, 12'Oelcratt .\Iur boat, clean 321 1720 Goods - - Only 3 'note auction sales till Christmas Lots of modern furn . TV's & Christmas items ____________________ __________________ Sanford, represansatly, lithe esiafo Id FlorIda. The name ani MidlleI ____ KeIiuy, whew address Is address ot the persenal Route 3. Be. JO, Outeds,_Florid. ___ 0. Courthivi., County Florida : .. PUBLIC AUCTION .MON., DEC.3, 7PM' - -. ____ - hpt ___ . . ' Personal the lidress which IS '.' 0 . FREE E$TIMATESSH.no, ____ -- I your Classified Acts didn't work, there wouldn't be any. 55'-Boats & Accesries ________________________________ Stith & buttonholes Sold new $699 OO• balIance .lnc e 1LJI' $268 lOor $15 00 Month Still i warranty Will take tract,' as part pay uilent Call 862 5391 day or flight roe home trial 's or Agent I ~1 ~ZJ7 ” Neirfla~ -------- & LANDSCAPING __________________ ) I 111 STOP AND THINK A MINUT E E if - FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR TAKE UP PAYMENTS Drop ,Irin, r'iakt All stretch . Fr Estate Commercial & Resi dontial Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell S Auction, 323 5670 COST FROM TODAY'S WANT I ADS, - - - restoring In. teller & exterior o orIgInal. Siter Zig , ous, neat home, con . exp. 425.yjK _____ ___ 11114" , ........... MUI*T PU . r tativo of the blaSe Is I. DAVID FERRIS.,, whose address Is $I) JuanIta Rail Read, Winter 06 51—Household I - : 52—Appliances ACRES NEAR TRANSFER WE BUY USED FURNITURE housing. STATION OFF UPSALA RD. -- -APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. NEEDS FILL. $I0,900, DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION nhlure Salvage. 323 1721. KENMORE WASHER- Faris, Inc. REALTOR, MIS TERMS AVAILABLE. SUPREME CARE HAS BEEN Service. Used Machines BATEMAN REALTY Hwy 97, 1 mile wes t of Speedway, 323- 5774 Day I WE BUY USED rURNITUPE, TAKEN WITH THIS—split MOONE'' APPLIANCES Rig. Real Estate Broker Daytona Beach, will hold ., or Night (3)50k LOTS NICELY WOODED J bedroom plan featur ed in this washer-dryer hookup. $373 ma. 3230697 2440 Sanford Ave. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING! public AUTO AUCTION every — NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. gorge Lease, sec. 322-5753. FIX TURFS Jenkins Furniture, Tuesday & Saturda y at 7:30. If17.500 TOTAL. 331-0759 V*n ment location, quiet ar ea, 2 Masher repoGEdeIuI os F 25th st. 323 the only one in Florida. You sets Bdrm.2laths,,yr, warranty. Sold orig, 5409.35 used short NICELY WOODED OVER SIZthe reserved price. Call 904.75$. $42,300. 31-Apartments Furnishsd Wanted Pick up Topper time. Bal. $119.11 or $19.35 mo. I 1311 for further delays. Sea OUt' beautIful' new BROAD. ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA --Agent 3395316 ?or 6' bed JOE'S. $1,500. I I MORE, front & rear BR's, 373 1791& leave nlessaqe f*. for Sins' £Itizenj Down I illS? MAKE PAYMENTS -69 GREGORY MOBILE HOMES to ts.n, very clean & roomy. See '15 models, Call 339 91W or li02 Orlando or. (2) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED 3233300 831 MILLIONS OF DOLLARS in Real 4605 lDealer Wanted White Jenny I md VA C. FHA Fmnancino NEAR 25th ST. S1,5 TOTAL, Jimmie CoWan, 315 Palmettot Estate is Sold daily in the Ave. Itaby Crib classified ads. Nothing small 2BEDROOMij"'jj 373 5286 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE 1972 Pontiac Grardvellp about CEI?? that FULLY FURNISHED II , 2 LV WOODED OFF NOLAN Loaded, has newsticker . lsnsall rooms, $150 MO.. $50 dip. CANAL FRONT LOTS ON -9 1, INTO RD. (hAT $4,500; (7) LAKE I I 111W. 15th St. Cash 322.4132 MICROWAVE LARGE LAKE NEAR 311. FRONT AT 322-3559 I 1968 AMX ll3eng positrac rear SEILER REALTY This won'tINVESTORI VER SPRINGS, $lI,Oo. Larry's Mart, 213 Sanford Ave. last long. Nice 1 SR Push button controls, has SE I GL ER REALTY, headers, air Shocks. $650 377 Carousel, still Buy & Sell, the finest 15 in warranfy. home on fenced lot. $13,000. BROKER in used BROKER, 3210640, 327.1577. 7197 aft 6, 377 7743, Originally $6,000 dwn, owner carry. $s1, assume I furniture, UnfUrn tg,lj 243S.MyrtIeAve. Payments of $71 mo. Agent 339 CARRIAGE COVE Sanford Orlando INVESTOR I HOUSE FOR RENT Ter rific I yr. old dbl. wide, ___________________ 1- 3210640 3271577 1 7 BR, II home, good cord., FR, 3 AN. Sc. porch. Lg. lot. It's like pennies from hea '.en when features C HIA, w heat pump, fenced yd. nice location, inc. I Equipped Kitchen. $323 me. beautiful decor, huge BR's, i" sell "Don't Needs" with a BRgarageap$.Livein house 1 CARRIAGE COVE V 6481" Ph. 3231601. recreation center near by. want ad ______________________ ren t apt or rant both. Only Terrific I yr. old dbl wide, Only $7,100 cash to mortgage $30,000. features CH&A, wheat pumps 3 BR. 2 p. near Sanford. — at $20,500. SEIGLER REALTY 53- '1V. Radio- Ste beautiful decor, huge BR's. Adults only. $300plus WEK1VA FALLS recreation center near by. BROKER $350 sec. dip. 273-1371. I New I BR, IS travel trailer at 61111 Only $7,100 cash to mortgage 2439 S. Used Color TV's 9tosell your 3 BR, 25, C H&A. at $20,500. beautiful Wekiva Falls. I GIFTS f ANTIQUES choice ALL WORK, $99 "a. , -' stove, refrigerator. Orlando Perfect for Winter retreat, Sanford Inc. Noll's Sanford Furnitur e FOR 9 703S.rItaSt. $15,000. Owner finance w ½ 32 7 1517 REALTOR, MLS 3710640 I MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY _______________________ Salvage, Il 97. So of Sanford {CE!TTI dwn. 011101 IDEAS' Beautiful 4 BR, IA homeon large - _______________________ 323.5774 Day or Night 3271171 -_Jam Up Hair Styles & Jeans Visit ETHEL L'S ANTIQUES corner lot w gorgeous land. 33-Housss FUrfllShsd Levis - Junior & Missy — in. W 01 I 4, old 511 46 at "76' scaping. Terrific eat - in kit, 7 .STEMPER AGENCY Tops& Dresses 907Fr en chAve FR'S, big BR's & great Station, Paola 3. SIll Good used TV's, $75 I. up 3 BR, 18, 19. fenced yd., utility financing. Only $59,900. MILLERS REALTOR32J-100I Necklaces, II carat chauns, rm. w-W-O, workshop. 1st & Orlando MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE sapphire last me. rent '- dep. Ref. req. Bldg. lot on duplex or single LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES PINECREST Eves.340-S100,332.;ose emerald 323-2747. No pets. $375 mo family home, w•city water, Furnished 4 OR, 25 home newly WITH TREES AND GOOD ____________________ Gw altney Jewelers 2015. Park GI sewer & paved street, $4,300 BUDGETS ACCESS. REPLY P. 0, BOX SLIM decorated on is. wooded lot in ARE 1 BR house, turn., w-w carp., BOLSTERED WITH VALUES great areal Walk to school & 1795, SANFORD, FL 32771, Select Slyleandwarmtnof Ueaut,fuI lewelry. fabulous adults, no pets, references, GIVING FROM THE WANT AD I stores. Only 537.500. DESCRIPTION, Daniel Green Slipper s 5 perfumes, & cosmetics for KNIGHTS,200 322-4244. E. COLUMNS LOCATION AND PRICE. 1st. Downtown IV every beauty need. MERLE 5$ NEW I 2 BR, II, w-w carp., AC, WD, _______________ I NORMAN. 110 Park Ave, Boots for your Cowgirl STEREO If MAYFAIR LISTING Oullyeq. kit., turn.. adults, $330 REAL ESTATE Gorgeous 3 BR, 21 boasts I Dingo & Cowboy Boots TAKE UP PAYMENTS Sec. dep., 1st 1 last, 323 5$ REALTOR,322.;me ---.-____________ Zenith walnut console stereo. KNIGHTS, 205 E. 1st Down town 4 _______________ beautiful landscaping, 1602 s 0217. pGIFTS POOL 1 custom features AM FM stereo radio, I Speed Established plumbing supply & throughout. Owner will help turntable, I track tape player. Sanford.Lk. Monroe area, service business for sale, Inc. 5$ l_.!t( CHILDREN 4T,,,,, & to 41'4foijins So ld ne w $600, a real buy at financel $50,900. agni., I44'xIlO', tools, 9 oicys""?' fixtures, inventory & STENSTROM only $116.23 or take over my 5$ 5$ C,av colors delight the child, real estate. Call W. Maiic. 3 BR, II turn., gas heat, w-w Payments $16.00 mon th. Call FOR HI Christmas Slippers, we L ____________ REALTY :owski, REALTOR 3277903, REALTORS FONNIST ORItNI carp. 5 inside utility rm. Good 167 5394 day or night. Free 5hjlQest, LAL I 5$ KNIGHTS 206E Ill Downtown forms & priced at only $,So MR. T'S FASHIONS INC. REALTORS REALTORS home trial. Agent. INC. Inc. BEAUTIFULI3RI,2½S,Q,ni REALTOR,MLS 3111 Fine Clothing for men In Wilson Place with CH.AI, __________________________ 41-Real Estate ____ Thrill them ' with boots Older 2 story I SR, 1'1I, PP 5 26175. French 323615$ DO,FIa.rm.,FP, la,.in kit& ______________________ : Dingo & newly renovated. Ready to 323-5774 Day or Night BARGAIN TV'S Cowboy Boots by Acme many extrasl Yours for KNIGHTS 705E 1st DOwntown mWe into. Call to see. $33,000 Nothing" necklace, gold filled Losing your home & credit? I will Why pay more? GENEVA in II carat gold catch up back payments & buy HERB'S TV LI acres 33P on pev4 Gwaltney Jewele SUPERI 4 5,2 Bath home whit frentage. 2301 S. Sanford Ave. 704$. Park equity. 333.0214. .OPEN7D*YSAWEEK 323-1734 CERTIFIED LAWN _ _____ "At 1110 b MAMINAM jots uI 111111010 MIer Q NOTICE OF INTENT TO VA. CATE POR TION OF CERTAIN FLAT IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Te notice that a PetItion shall *' Uapu -. - . 1.43,000. '- _____ Lad w,w DEG12 1" '' Classified ad, the sooner you get results. nmn - -- - our lot or yours. - ____________________ REALTORS 7710 Sanford pct. interest to qualified buyers. New homes with grove. _ ________________ Lake Mary. i BR, CHIA, -: Adults, sec. dep. & ref. $165 ma. S34302 h%anford, Mohawk Ave 'For Rent- unfurn. one new duplex apt. 2 bdrm., dec. range, ref., .La1I&LiIul,t,s %no - --- 0981 ^ JNN OSteen older 2 BR W. 4 soon.. 11111111 v riper, leaky Wuasus. our 1 5TATE Broker The sooner you place --- full size baby bed w mattress, $75. Oak porch rockers, $29.95. metal office desk, $70 Jenkins Furniture 205 F 25th St 123 -, monthly payments under $230. Low down payments. 322-2217. .. Whatever the occasion, there isa classified ad to solve it. Try one _____ ___ 4 Blvd. 'on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 323-5610 Mariner's Village. -' for yi, p.." DaV plMI Sanford, Florida 305-322.4121 Publish December 3, 10, If, 21, in, " s,. 3236061 or eves. 323-OSlj Apartments Unfurnished •__ Tuseawilbe Ness.,ipts AiserisUus $ a., ff" Attorney P.O. Drawer o ° k-- -- ys rcfrgerato,$ picnic table 7 benches, ___________________________________________ Ave. 322.7012 REALTOR []3 MLS BR -$199 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport - Movinq or thinking of garage Sal," L Of of ork' Wil buy from or Sell for you *DANNY S AUCTION SALES * Call 327 ia-b C.E1 THOSE LU X URY ITEMS' Si Cle - - i t: 7 D 4, lake frontage, trees & 3BR, lB. M. Unsworth Realty - pd. Inquire 500 S. Oak 841.75$), ________________________ - 3 ACR E with FHA VA, FHA 2351245 Sanford Gracious living. ~ Peas.' Weekly 8. monthly rates, utilities ____ _________ - TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY Number 70'453CP, Is pending in NOTIFIED that SIte ad. the Circuit Court for SEMINOLE ministratlen of the estate of County, FISfldI, ProNto DivIsle., MINNIE THOMPSON, dcaued, the address of which Is Clerk the File Numb.' 70.40$ CP, Is-psndIn Circuit court, ProNto DlvISls in me Circuit Court r Se.uineie Seminole County Court House, Calmly, FlorId., Prebele DIVISION, Florida. The ft be filed pursuant to Chapter 177.01 ______ ram fi1 -VW______ attorney are set mba 0 Florida 5tM4is the bard injJ below. STORING IT MAKES WASTE— wwww of Commissionerswith perwai I of Seminole SELLING IT MAKES CASH. No wsrs allowed to *7thi WWdi All persons IlavW. dalnus or are Oil forth bu. Cy,FI0rIN, to vte perlle,'us 7rlu*I 661c" p PLACE A CLASSIFIED AD g e MI per' hiving cI NOW. Call 322.211 .' or Drywall, known as McNeill Orange_Villa. required, WITHIN THREE *nian apalmi the GIld bee, WW d,ws.d istals us MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF ropaire. Res. & com regoirs., WITHIN THREE according 1 the pill thirest Iii THE FIRST PUBLICATION m.. oat of ordir Reor,agj & A4d$ls OF MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Plat Book 2, Page Iii, Public THIS NOTICE, "fl to Call011.NNw41Se y Oils w ffie THE Records of Seminole County, clerk SI the PUSLICATIOSI OF ______ _____ above eurt a written THIS FIRST me, it t NOTICE,' to Ills with the !_IUIIIP Florida described as follows, d.s't To. siafen of any claim or dem S FAINTlN Wit: clerk If the above court a wr1Jtaj they may have. Each claim must Niulimsid what motivated me?" of any claim or _smenj 1j LEGAL DESCRIPTION be In writing as. must Indicate the they my have. Sida claim mbsd. 1011 Begin at the NorIhwt carner of basis for hlie chains, the - 7714)37 must Animal Haven Kennels N •- .I WillIs aid sr the trial: Let 2$ McNeil's Orange Villa, PSIt address lithe usIor or his agog heels mask vet, Thamk You Evts* PlntIøg & Repair book 2, Pa,e Ill, said Pslnt of or the claim, e ft Wn em Isginnins fir being my cu$t,m.,s & iOsldsIWIaI & COmmercial IN amount aidriseol the crsrn, his (P.0.5.) ale being the claImed. ____ manda. dueled °y with the west if the claim Is of *ersa bettor way Call 301.385* . attorney. and IN amount yet so swim it. on, ISIS when $ buy N IMVt know how, may 1Stifvui dhlifled. lithe dSli Is _PSI dsclrine of lb. church Township-sicorner huE RangeR last, due shall be stolid. If theIlclaim yow N richly bh,ad. Rest% is dee, the ISle when N will a.i thence S. Ndogrsai MWE. along eslInIsIsi pe, or llirujlwj, IN dee ______ wiShes landsI Rowe. ft. shell N 151s1.1f the claim is the North line ii sail Let ft fur Ililuirs If *e VicirtothIp Shell Is aIdi*,,.J paiUss so lbs prepoiid out teut so the SIIJHULOorIY or uniip,t sHIll. If the claim .Ap, ________ Murs Ni IN Nicirtolety INN be Quality the Ro Plp rIghIaly line If Limell leach MerRy Shall N OMu loll Igo the diet H the claim is secw Drlwg thence SeulhUasI.h, aI or big, Interim or en. 00* *I..uuIIIIIPI!!!L....._. claimant INN dilivip sliIW Mom O N ohall N Isesetsj, r. Presser. cIssni. m. said kuI1ui$a-t rll Of wey elim If *0 dim me Ho MId Ihi miii has. 00* Iii, to IN ols to c'etmeni INN deNu JWCTI51IRSWIS j,j swis *0 dirt $0 mall em di,depsnftblg III lithe claim to *s dirt to em A$ 11111d ft" ui :i.I-= • of to each purs$ Ingular.' I lime bus Usabli the CNN to mel em MOP umngha$ I of 30$$ fu, 9npj bearing ii All Porsans lalirlulad in the to ,~ DOw a,1LJ WIN. .. lOch Personal repreuanI, 5.15 sgrew SliP' Wq a cedrof estate to whom a em di am ft 1111111111011110 (lords dv _ Al persem i I.UI in me — __L angle ii vs laIr,,, )$')V', fur NoticeIf Mml JISJIM s as Nws~~ swm IIWISlA,ji-Lilal e -Q . , of No to tw maBel irs rnsulred, WITHIN Belisa If _____Its di Psiiui tsmus.' THESE MONTHS PROM THE AIaniveini_n._. NW If Tngsncys $ p t L.. etc. laj OEM maBel us I*le WITHIN Ci,,, OWM ii''i. ter sasas JO(JI ENmIrs4ieg 'II, OP THE PII$T liNEN to DATE PsWina iuui ,INI 005* SSNmubto raNt MONTHS PROM THI Ges. PUSS ICATION the_dirsaisle Of *e OP THIS OF DATE ii*ORal cud fhas but- woatsrl1, rI.at.wey at Lss NOTICO. ts *i p **lj.a& & aw* THE FIRST tr PUBLICATION INs *0h'jis om. OP ow. oe buu' a em ' THIS they mop hans - me --of ails, 1p.m. *0 daaII,s IN NOTICE, to Ills any elledisms usleiIf IN U If pta _w I of mavhevedioNldiN*0 pp 0 01051 HIcat loss i NIP' si the pers.aai PiW 10 em .srot .. i us- etlste INN. s.I the at all types. Lii. 'epruuLilui, or IN ewus I Build to Suit —.-- , - " -_- OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that the ad. minIstration of the estate of REULAH I. KIMe,dec.N, File BY: June I. Curtis DEPUTY CLERK ROGER L. BERRY ______ ___ ' hiWing. panel's decision, Mrs. Johnson said. Mrs. Johnson, a fifth. gen.rati Mormon, lld 'MormoeaforE1, compaigoed .In farn Of amendment _______ around the coiidry. The Mormon thirds oppo.. ___ the 'iit'dmgnt en grosmds It would had to the breaks of u. fwW Jjg said daring the besting Saturday neither do nil - - Use Your Home As Security Call Us For Terms - li ____ al Christian Brothers REALTY, INC. REALTORS 534 1041 , ,. ' ca, $ ? NEED CASH? ____________________ - _____ N Legal Notice - I J FqAiL Lake Kathryn Village. I & 2 Al condos, $76,500 533,500, 95 pci financing, Call Don Cox 32: 6253. NO BROKERAGE FEES . . - I PART-TIME SWITCHBOARD U -.--1 54—Garage Sale Beds Dbl motel bolt springs & mattress es, $30 Set Sanford Auction. 1715 S French 323 7)40 I - 1k Front Casselbet, BR 2 B neat & clean, new ronI, fruit trees, fenced yd. Owni motivated, --- - &scollauS for -5--- Make your Budget go further, shop the Classified Ads every day. iSa?. NEW LISTING Tower Financial Srv. 1-500-241 7469 Phone "3-0322 LAKE WINSOR, PROVIDING o Pa. + Must So Experienced y new., airuglaj w.rksb.p sponsored by Center, m. and 7:38 p.m., First PIIIIIIIM (lurdi of Sanford fsllewd$p hail, Call 333417$. "Day WlIit $ tj'halted FNN* WOfhSrU ifini, noon, Welake Building, Os osafw-c. 117% N. Ave., 1rd. Spumuted hp (tal Florida N1 st (j7 Health Ouster and (,nf P'a",du qaf Iur$em. $Sp - "Aas mlii,,," Wmas .ps,i $ P.R.. Sustain hini,sr*ja Suerir Thsate,. Smut - Furniture Deliv ery Man Notice is hereby glven that lam ANORDINANCEOF THE CITY OF LONOW000, FLORIDA engaged In business at 204 Vinew PROHIBITING THE USE Drive, Sanford, OPERATION OF MOTOR OR EN. SemInole County, F lorida, under ' cçs1 p.m., MANAGER TRAINEE Learn all aspects of business Must be relocatable, . "jM - FICTITIOUS NAME -.._. p.m. Masonic Tnph, Nosth Park Avenue, Sanford. (1gaJj Isajes'd (lumber af Ceuueeees .. t. loel bisthiem women, 10 am., Sanford Civic Center. 07 Notice Legal ___________________________ - . Casnlbmy, 7 P's. GI'i, ('MIol flusti, Own car, outside cOlietflon IF THIS lITHE DAY to buy a new car, see today's classified led ads for best buys. I -1 ____________________________________ ______ I Wanted 25-Loans TRAINEE - ____ ArN Gdd, 7:30 Pare House, Entrpriae. - _______________ - berry. V N. U. .. ____ . Hutchison I 200 N. 11.92, Casselberi'y, Fl. 1345200 Eve. 062.US$ 3728112. 322 71?? 207 E. 25th St. - __________________ ____ cMieu's 4liCiIuIt Tangerines & Lemma. I __________ by GUI Fox with barn. Rig. 323.7832 Eves. 322 0617. 372 Wishes part-time Work 3223556 COLLECTION MGi. _________________ Hoover port Washer Drer. apt size, $125 for both Motorcycie stree t tire, 35018, $10 322 104) ACRE investor special, H. Ernest MORRiS 10 acres in Geneva area, hi native land. 110000, - ______ - FOR SALE Grapefruit, Oranges, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the City of Longwood, Florida, that the City Commission will hold a public hearing to consider enactment of Ordinance No. 3 BR, 18 With Fla. rm. Pinecre area. $33,000. u _____ I. hour week, meals a day. Es. parlance required minimum 2 years. - ____ : Sa lary: $237 for 40 plus two MUL TIPLE LISTING REAL1OR Conscientious all girl Fri Friday -.- ____ Delfs T1dn to Eat S k SaIfordSerraaderssenIorcftj,en5(ian(,3:3p Sanford Civic Center. Sanford Rs1srac, 7:30 p.m.,Florida Power & Light 301 N. Myrtle Ave., Sanford. Oveteeter, As.sym.s., 7:30 p.m., Altomont. Mali Sears. $ p.m., Delary ". ' 1IUU1AY,DCRI*, 8.ulh Semlasie OptIalsi, 7:30 em., Holiday Inn, Wymor, Road, Altatnonte Springs Lake Mary Rotary, $ am., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 am., lake Mary Preabyterlan Clutch 7 p.m., Quality Inn North, Longwood. Frledeldp CIUb 10 am., Allainont. Springs Center, Diet Wouinhfp - 10 am. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall. Mts 8pr $ertsma, land's Somi Seminole AA, noon. Mental Health Cer, Robin Road, Mamosd. rngs Smut duN. Dee, 2 P.m., MI*DQrdI *i" Civic duges,, U.s. dub af Typing, shorthand, 'p'ndable p er son. Legal terminoiog Pr eferred but not necessary, Hunan cuisine for sumption in the Restaurant. ____ PGood 21-Situations SIDE GLANCES - beautiful oaks, workshop, OR, 28. comp. HAL COLBERI REALTY Inc. - OINE.POWERED BOATS AN the fictitious name Of Atlantic Ilk • & iii;' ir Lea rn dispatching , Apply In person Sanford Nursing Pacific Enteres and that I & Convalescent Center, 030 PENALTIES, $EVERAIILITY itWind to register said name with FOOD SERVICE DIRECTOR the Clerk of the Circuit Court, .AND EFFECTIVE DATE. Mm. 2 yrs. exp. Complete charge Seminole County, Florida Said Ordinance was placed Excommunicate Immediate relocation. $13. ac STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. it firetreading on Novem ,.,L on cwftftt with the provisionein of the $15,000 IN THE CIRCUIT COURT and the City Commission will Fictitious Name Statutes ToWit: Classified Ads didn't work / SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. consider . there wouldn't be any. ERA po esman CIVIL same for final passage SedIOI Florida Statutes ACTION NO. 79.fl7 adoption a er the ft public esman IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF: TYPIST-Capable of 30 wpm. hearing, which will be held In t $le. JOHN R . EINMO CALL JAN STERLING, Va. (UP!) VERNON CECIL WILBANKS, Shorthand desira ble. Handle City Hall of Longwood, Publish November 2$ and Florida, Petitioner.Husband, Sonla Johnson ys she hopes and OR PAT pt'oneorøe,.s. Retired military Monday, the 10th day of Decet December 3, 10, 17, "a' or retired civilian preferred. , ,o,, 197, at ? :30 P.M., or as DEP.IOi si won't have to wait too long CONNIE JO WILBANKS, United Solvents. 3231101. soon thereafter as possible. At the AAA EMPLOYMENT to find osd whether Mormon RespOfldent.Wife. meeti NOTICE UNDER ng er pa es int ested rti — may FICTITIOUS 912 French Ave. 323.3176 NOTICE OF ACTION Clutch elders will decide to appear and be heard with respect NAME STATUTE Corner of lOth& French THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: to BENCH TECH & excommunicate her for Cainth e proposed This TO WHOM IT MAY CON CERN: "Your Future Our Concern" CONNIE JO WILBANKS, whose hearing may be Ordinance. OUTSIDE N TECH cont inued from paIg in favor of Equal last known residence and mailing lime to lime otice io hereby given thiS the Top pay for qualified p until final action Is lndlrslgeei, ersonnel. pursuant to the address isfl7N, Sparkman Street, taken by the City Rights Amendment. Commission. AppIyatweefg "FIctItIous Name Statute' Chapter In Four Hartselle, Alabama 33440: A he Florida * * * * * * Towne Shopping tenser. Ask copy of t Proposed Or. M$.O0 "i hope It (the waiting) Statute, will register YOU ARE HEREBY dinance is posted at the City Hall i;.i , je. Clerk 7714ffi If tIll (loom't go Circuit Court, NOTI F I ED that a proceeding for Longwood. Florida, and copies g," are ill and far lesnktefe Cnty, Florida, said after a theee-rnan chWCh dissolution of marrlage has be.,, on file with the Clerk of the City _receipt of on - pr s the Oiled against YOU and that and same maybe IlCitNo at thiS ANile, the ctdbytP.. Petitioner. VERNON CIC tic. ps ,, $4 pg5 % WIS. RANKS, IS sk$ag rat ft N-wst: JO$EPHS ,,, esainsI you, Sin a op.. NSUIM*L.AD., in,. gs at ItVfl5 YOU ARE REQUIRED to ap. LINDA MARTIN, Hosts after the end of her pear Iuntry,Jd Drive, In the City Of an file your Ans wer or other City Clerk LlllSW,14, FIIfIN, Uree-hour trial before the defense or pleading with of the City of the Clerk Thai the party beeresfed In said of the Circuit Court, in and for ol, MIS. Loniwood, Florida businee smerprtsa, Is as follows: County, Florida, early and went to her ChIWCh Seminole Publish December 3, 1070 JoSeph J. MCOn, serve a copy on t)EQ.1 Ds$ed at Llng,,iad, to play the organ, perhaps for Petitioner's attorney,thereof Seminole ROGER L. IN County, Florida, Nsvembeg, on. BERRY, P.O. Draw er 0, Sanford th. last time, ie was THE CIRCUIT COURT po Publish November II, 10, 2$, 32771, on or before the i, SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Dlcetutbir w6wJTV lI xunpenled by a number of Florida ' JtOM& JliliViinip ' 3, i0 _____________________ of January, 1000, Otherwise a PRORATE DIVISION da 5rIng DSP 11 who had teatifled default will be TOWN entered against pp, CUSTOMHOMESIU1 for her before the Mormon "°" Divisi n formerly Horrle,rs Sleuty Noe IN THE CIRCUIT ReMODELING& REPAIR COUNT PON . WITNESS my hand and official IN RE: ESTATE OF SitE. lNi$t.#!Dsi $4. RkLINJ SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA _____________________ seal Of the Clerk of the Circuit BEULAN I. KEMP, 322-$4$3 PROBATE DIVISION Bishop Jeffrey Willis who Court on the 70th day of Novem. Deceased Pile Ilvalir ,,.epi p both presented the case '" NOTICE OP ADMINISTIATION DIvlsl (SEAL) against her and hesdi TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IN Nit ESTATE OP ARTHUR H. SECKWITH in. CLAIMS OR court Qua fy work, no Ida Custom draperies. bedspreade DEMANDS MINNIE THOMPSON, will notify her, CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE • _______________ wallpaper. Choice of fabrics. DICONSII probably in a letter, Of COURT AND ALL Mormons May AItaInOI*. Springs. : CITY,OP LONOWOOD ' FLORIDA NOTICE OF PUBLIC NEARING TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OP PROPOSED ORDINANCE I - LEGAL SECRETARY foodstuff according to the - - guest cottage, 2 ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 3222611, - - - at Sarasota, Fla., and led officers on a nine-county thasebeforehewu1hut andklfled ataNth Colun cty todar, sheriff's deputies reported. AuthoriUessaid the mm,Identified u James Miller Of Sarasota, loch unidentified male and female hostages and drove north. They said the male hostage was released at MJca,, soijtJ Of Gainesville, Fla., but thekldnapperand woman continued north. Colun County sheriff's deputies said he stopped at the roadWockjear Lake City and negotiated with officers while holding his handgun to the woman's head. '-'--p ________________ S ACRES executive farm, irrigation, landscaped, wo rk shop & 3 BR, 3B. w-pool. 331 7189. FREE ESTIMATES Press Operators & Assemblers, Exp. helpful 5315 hr to start. Apply in person .t 3500 S. Orlando. - ____ - Peat those high interest rat REMODEL I Call Ray Smith 327-2914or AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon, increase your earning Power. For details, call, I -841-464? or Ml 3079 Lake Light. Sanford. _______ t g - - 41-Ho,jses WHY BUY? Trim Carpenter Eip. only need apply 322 8665 . H ---- ________________________________ _ _______________ I - ________________ Call 668-4848 for reservations by Nov. Sanford Sertoma, 7 a.m., Sambo's. Winter Springs Sert.ma, 7a.m., community center, N. Edgemon Avenue, Winter Springs. Seuford Uses, noon, Holiday Inn. Laqwo.d Sertoma, noon, Quality Inn, 14 and SR Weight Watcher., 7p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, S. Oak Ave.; 7p.m., Summit Apts., Casselbarry. Overeater, Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & - -41-Houses For a ______________ - Dedàry Wayfarer. Club diner, 7 I plus $100-week. 3 Lines Minimum -. attorney, CASHIER Office lox 227C, Sanford, Florida ________________________ Exp. with gas console readings on or before December ii, 1fl5, and flit the original with the s-Good Thiia to Eat GENERAL MAINT. difk Of this court either bifori Apt. complex exp. only. service on ClOIS.DIfSfldanf'$ W. y Be Lonely? Write '•áet A Navel, grapefruit, tangerines, Knowledge of plumbing, elec., torney or immediately thereafter: oranges. Picked to order. Will & Pool care. otherwise a default will be en tered MOfv' Dating Service. All P.O. Box mix. Crumley 3230357. 7i, Clear, against you for the relief demanded water, Ft. 3331$. DISHWASHER—PORTER In the complaint or petItion. ___________________________ Naval oranges,, you pick, _______________________ Will train good, reliable per WITNESS my hand and the how to drive a truck. seal of we pick. $3.30 bushel EOE. this Court on this 9th day Of & Found 322.1312 Drury told the Bulletin the Army was Investigating the November, in, ____________________ woman and 11 men with whom she Allegedly PART-TIME SALES GIRL was sexua lly (SEAL) Lost. Ilk. female toy poodle. No cold calling, own car, train to Arthur H Beckwith, Jr involved. He said at least one court-martial Is pending In that H'4mMdjsL Vicinity 20th St.A French Ave _________________________ estimate Clerk of the Circuit Court case Fri. night. Reword. 323-4340. BY: Mary Ann Dusbury Deputy Clerk MAID ENJOY Lost: Black, Ma le, Shepherd Phillip H. Logan Of 3 days weekly, housecleaning Creative Expressions 3227513 a. REWARD laundry, mature, dep SHINHOLSER, LOGAN AND _____________ en dable Sarasota os a 323304$ MONCRIEF ________ woman es Post ONce Box 2270 Lost. Female boxer, fawn Sanford. Florida 32771 colored, 4 whIte feet, chest, & (o 3n30 Off-LIVERY DRIVER WANTED: Specialty cook. Must marklns on neck. Ilk. Attorney for Cross.Defenda,,f Freed In Furn. exp., dependable, FCL, beable white face. toprepar,, cut, season, "Ginger'. City Last Publish Novem ber 12, 10, U clean driving record. LAKE and cook meats, poultry, sn headed west, vicinity December 3, in, Celery Ave. Call Herber t seafood, vegetables, all types CITY, Fla. (UPI) An 18-year-old man took two ° 'fl SOUPS, and other Russell, 37230. hostages _____ Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. - DEADLINES ACtIOI the 30 YESI 1 tIRhS MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9- Noon Post Office SOS 3004 Portland, Oregon letters of reprimand to at least one cou 'rI The Army declined to Identify the men and women involved in the cases and refused to discuss details of the Incidents. The Philadelphia Bulletin reported Sunday that the Army Is Also I iedlgathig charges placed by an 111-year-old female recruit who said she had sexual relations with several soidiers at the base and was raped on at least one occasion, The newspaper said the woman, who was not Identified. claimed she was raped by a sergeant who was teaching her HAVE A JOB FOR YOU? RATES HOURS Monday, D.C. 3, )7_35 * Pork 831-9993 NOTICE OP ACTION Residence: from * DO WE 322-2611 DINndor* HILL, N.J. (UP!) Thirty of sexual "fraternization" have resulted In disciplinarycases action against soldiers at the Army's Fort Dix facility since women recruits began training at the base two pars ago, officials say. U. Col. Peter Drury, an Army spokesman, said the Army considers actions such as a request for "sexual favors" by permanent base employee or actual participation In thea "sexual act" to constitute Illegal "fraternization" or "socialization, of Commerce. Orlando - Winter Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. _ ADS SEMINOLE, CHERRY Ainual "Meet the Candidates" sight, 5 p.m., the Forest Starlight Room, Lake Mary, sponsored by the Lake Arm y Auditorium. Seminole Plaintiff. vsATLANTIC NATAL RANK OF MONDAY, DECEMR 2 Upset CLASSIFIED ° YORK BARBELL EQUIP Local 01st., call Tory Salmon Mm-SI93MF anytime, aft. S. Sat. & Sun. DO YOUR BODY A FAVOR 9 of to PUMPIMONi V"RVI-Vtou"119twaviri. �4 I Monday, Dec.3, 1"9 BLONDIE 411—F.v"Ing HlersK SeMord, F1. 11 11 HONEY ACROU 46 Minnesota . Bright person wds.) by Chic Young IT's . U L L A A T LI T 0 L ' DOWN DR 0AN WvvN POW" electrode 16 Land measure od 19 What Perm yu Yo if LLD 1 A litigation 14 Kind of sail 54 note Ear Plugs Keep The Thump"Out Answer to Previous Puzzle 52 Coil .53 Low chirping 13 Liable to TAS 1101111061114m:rrig L capital (2 UM ° ' °°-'operation and 'We 24 3 Houston 22 Egyptian duty 38 Angry 26 Slouch ballplayer )eea p day. I feel I'm loMn( 4 Phrase ofun 23 Wind gauge 3O Fishing rod 27 Lop. my mind bscaone I Can't derstanding (2 24 Companion 40 Sound 30 Cord o a hum atft wife.) for ham 33 Was home to equipment of motors. Thump. Thump. 5 Born 25 Greek least 34 Homes TV a Center of sail (pl.) 35 Gorilla 41 Arrailgarnaflon by Mort Walker 36 Electrical unit 7 Ranked 27 Fish I he"an awful time getting the noise irritates YOU When 42 Become one 28 Buddhist my sliesp. I usm*and up on you got ready to go to sleep At 37 Bandleader 8 Cameroon 44 Ham tribe shrine C"fCK_0drjjjAjf! Artist 45 Fictional story ON 11101111- 12 there WIY Place I r*t, it MAY AW annoy YOU 9 Shade tree 39 Cover with 10 Second month 29 F&I sorry 46 Fast aircraft can buy smethft to block during the day. For that about concrete (abbr.) (abbr.) 01111sound? I've tried cotton reason, you may find that the 30 Digging tool 40 ensive 12 Nosed ft 31 Lacquered missile (abbr.) 13 Bodies of 48 Before (prefix) Won So co vering My had W ith hours before sleep so you Can metalware 43 River 32 Wheal track 50 Environment a pUlow, but nothing slope the rdu a bit before bedime. Europe 18 Regret ) agency (abbr.) noise. I take Valivan when It 20 For instance 38 Large truck 45 Noel DEAR DR. LAMB—My £4 • - BEETLE BAILEY MAY13E YOU'P LIKE ROOM SERVICE TO BRING Yo MAYBE YOUP MAYBE YOU'P LIKE A BELLBOY LIKE THE MAIP TO MAKE YOUR SEPY WNATiS T14ISf 7 CARRY YOUR PACK SURE 0 c rrrrr _ ———— —— - nst - —— - nt 0 T 17 l ie by Art Sansom THEE A O3L.Y 1VJO 1Hl) I6M( fl I(2f2is44i/j'" 31 nfl, _____.....- — __ - 25 - - 21 22 23 I —— 28 I ____________ - 34 3V — iT — s C HERE' ARCHIE,DOES THIS HAT LOOK BEST.- -- HI - / Effort 4 ., Li _____ \••••) I ________ - 45 49 50 1 — "- - 52 — ——— 54 HOROSCOPE • B BERNICE BLI ' For Tuesday, December 4, 1979 YOVRIIRTHDAY Decuaber' 078 EEK S MEEK wu uiu u •'- LA" - jJi 0 PRISCILLA'S PP F11115LQUENTLY.*WN r VAS A GlL. P HAVE A TRAMP *10CK AT ThE )O - WO - S ---ANP OFFER M PO SOME WORK FOR A HOME-COOKEP MEAL! wY . WOULP HE RK HARD FOR IT, GRANPMA. PC) ' I, 10 " 0 - PRANK AND ERNEST , - - - by Bib . LL 4ISL#IT '& 0 - - .. - .. ... S - . . . 0 : '! . . 6V S. - IW ________ . - •1 -. ...... •- .. • .-. -4 : •4. , 1.. : . •,• V '- - '" _4 h . . . . - - uiu.P I • - - 0 .• )' ' W. 7th St., said she first heard about the `;!7 . •.. - " . . - .. •_•. . - ., • , :." - - - rr- • ' . - '- -'- r ./r•-.1! 1 .. ,. s." S S .. ' ' ' - , . - ' -. . - • fi ,. •'.....• . , .1 1. --- ., •• ---• Photo by Tom Ntrald '-. Vincent A By DIANE PEThY gwosmwruw. . were In Sanford, he said. This Is more effort to break the chain of Infection." tramuscular injection, Gamma globulin, than tow times the numbier found in This is accomplished, he mid, by a part of the blood, provides some imother areas. treating persons known to have been munity. An expensive treatment, Deju sedges slightly blow 11111:1111510111011111 Of Altamonte Spiess and the unin- associated with someone who has or has said people who simply have "known vMio comperad to hsr. cities In corporat.d area hive reported iii cuss had the disease. Particular attention is someone who has known someone" with ijiliWe County. is "not really sub; Candb@M, three; take Mary, being paid to persons at day-care, the disease should not be running In for significant" and a reported health Oviedo, Longwood end Wider Springs, Headitart centers and nurseries since treatment. these are common places for children to 6IN 6 1 W"Aipuon is 11standard none.. In cum of genuine need, the county Do* director of e F 11 ors, 90 'Dr. Jimp rate pick up hepatitis. 1111 No ~m for the Illijibeet Sanford health will make the Children oually pass on the disease to treatment department SpemI Oov* Heft Department has been piattpolated, Dejv ad& Ono available to those who do not sold 06 mar". be odd. is that there were "Ings and parents'often without have privati physicians, Deju oWd. paseft to a report of 8 hoolb possibility, mom kw-bift flooded aress In 511131011 showing symptoms of the disease rw best defense against hepatitis as loillich my themselves, be add. said do problem *W* tbe recent 1 sold, good personal hygiene Contrary to what was reported, In remains, he III exallillorstalL , ` be" left coob=UWW vider. Persons with cilsew should avold of the exposiq theIrthe adMm am am cm g jw of do cow modto only 41.4 per Heft ofillelik be" checked Sent, funity members by Wes wdw ad "wor systems am &~, be sold, and children &ft In hepatitis cases In Santa* County wo always washing their hands after manifed In persons 15 to 44 years old, old not bathroom use and avoiding preparation rutlw#mmtodkohmlw&bo water ad mod can pick k up ad tran- 70 percent. Among those 25 to 44 years food. were food 23.5 percent of the cases. *nothsr pOndM iipi"MI1 for the There appears to be no race or sex difSymptoms of hepatitis Include ' r. nsly ' e'ng for apparent higher rate In Sodwd is a foreatiol, Nju added. malaise. aches, tendemss in the liver or does WO aw am ok converted ~toward mom reporting Mwv Is no we for hepatitis, M the right upper abdomen area, (ever, dutma of cuss, he said. diseas, usually rwi Its course with no reddish urine, light to white colored -, of do Ard 61 cow of hispelft "7W only 11blas we're doing W 11 lading domap, Deju said. Treatment feces, and jaundice yellowing of Ow skin , YthiIYS'?,$ up,." Diju Mid, "IS making I grOat'r consists of a gamma globulin In- and whites of the eyes. __ . TUMSLflIRI 0 - W. p ,,,of lb. Pierily dM. Appoint a pities, with e.rneia group, pointed oat ibe - 'a- -M - - . - - - ., a .. - .1 -;.' 1 - . - I - _. - I ;..'- • -. , !.a. . - . I * _ - U ' . Qet -- - - officials were being elected in the three cifies. ••• S. T'' . .' . were widurgolsig Idenogatlon for trials Mid todii that could sentence them to death. Wilt be W* that "M turn III WO A fW1do* dow COWL dmud"1111211411111110 under 7poi" "nr9 W, I*. 1111111 -:4............. -----. 1 E ("1's) — Ind I -I .... -..--- . Young Brad Fess enjoys h is fi rst trip to the 1)0115 at Lake Mars' with his father, council cqdId.ate Dick Icss, today. lections were also of nine municipal - - - - - -s . - Iran Minister Says Capt* To Be Tried 0 . INV . 0 M • - 0 iN h t. . W S ., - . -i 40 OF . . • of the river. authority and reqnbsibility to keep municate to the various state agencies "WO hiver'i'flowsl*midbsof =Mad check oa the river problem, who related to the river the coudy'aconcern -'—---irWtedfavsrabIyMomdsyIs the year," Pain said. 'And we have wouldr.porttothec g y4r 'vnatiead forandlnal*enceuponactiontocorred frequent NISU BoW due to the river's low times a year and atten4 the St. Johns river conditions River Water' Management Board • Insist on the restoration of many of liesty *hiibfisdeadaailable deterioration. jnie. "The ceedy itself do't hive the meetings, , a the gre t tracts of former marshland thivdl.bdIt miborityto Make frequent and regular headwatersarea which origjrtaily fed the "ra in bw It to j,ald'ant*1rduenanhlas can main itsdssiseshe" POW edd. rsprsssrdationa of Seminole Cowdy's river. .1re are none is IMs year's Sanford is the area med ANK11110d by ceuceru over the deterioration of the • EnergetIcally seek the appohdment of pollitk ad the low level's the river, river to the Florida date government, a representative of Seminole Cotsuty is Sdra Frisude of lbS II. Mu rId .'*isat4knonthe many ways the the&.JotmsWaterManagernentBoard ad C.ommoasII IL the coed, formal3, t gj listened Mu con be Improved and corn- at Palatka. DIANE PE11IYK I of as IL OWAkbr&' W" 1W cum IT .. 40.4 - •. , - 4100'. .C Iommission Lac Clean River ks Funds To :: . - -. - ___ ives ZOONIES •- r - . by 'F K MEN 0 - . 0 Mrs. Iong said Williaiiis and his sister fire from her nephew who ran into tier lived in Sanford about 40 years. home to report it shortly before 9pan. "I Williams owned the house, said looked out and saw the smoke,' Mrs firefighters, who estimated the total Long said. "1 picked up my telephone to damage to be about $lO,IX)O. call firemen, but the line was tied up I They added they believe the fire as have a party line, you know. When I caused by a faulty electrical line from couldn't get to use the phone, I ran out of the house to it utility pole. When they Hep.9t1ote1s Problerii .' Exaggereated j. B , . .. mu ' •• to . - - •1': S -, JaM Rom ii___ •;01 - . ' • 11W ... ,•. ..I!.-.. . - -: . i TL• S . . • .• - -. . - $ . - . MAW&W ABWMAM -- . * BRIDGE AT Sanford firefighters reported they first received a call about 9:02 p.m. and lierald Staff Writer arrived at the scene a few minutes later. By then, the en ti re front of the housti, Faulty house. constructed of wood and tarpaper, was today as the probable cause of engulfed in fhtmLs, lnIe the rear seefire in Sanford which claimed th'e life of •. turn nude ot cinderblock, was still its owner, ru sister and the ianhtiy nog. standing. Its interior, however, had also Williams. 65, and Ids sister, Abby Iee been gutted, firefighters said. About eight firefighters began battling Jones 67 both of 1510 W 7th St that will bother the blaze, but were unable to contain the And the tragedy is one fire which totally destroyed the struca lo imefrlend and nd 'hbor who of lure. related a frustrating experience today the building d isclosed her efforts to contact firemen when she Williams' body in a rear bedroom. lie first learned of the fire but who was had tiled of apparent smoke inhalation, firefighters said. His sister was found in , the front part of the house, apparently I fll so upset killed by the flames. Mrs. Long said the two lived in the house alone. Williams, she said, was over this ...I'm retired, but his sister Abby worked asa tioust'cleaner. "I know she went to work "hanIn" that day, too,' Mrs. 14mg said. lti so uet over this, especially over number. the telephone being tied up. I'm changing my number." Mis. IArngsaidtliedog killed inthefire hampered by telephone party-liners who was a shaggy poodle. 1 believe the dog hi longed to some lad) who asked Abby to refused to relinquish the phone The neighbor, Mrs Effie Long of 1502 .rt for it eer since it as a puppy . e. - TLJI - - I . - - 331 WUsy30) ______ he I 0 ww 90 NOT ZE MCI TAUMM (W "I'llird WY •.... pit - i - EAT A EA MWAL VAYUW F11I ING FAULT WITH THE BUGS BUNNY - ensbW You to bear 8POIC111. have Unless you Girlswho have used tam. heavy curtains In your pons are better prepared -boifrnom, they might help and appear to have fewer some to block out the sound. problesni with their sex li ve, So will heavy rugs and any thanglrlj who have never had other form of increased 1n an stretching of the vagtna ulatialt. at Since your beeic problem Is One of the wai st things that dlfftcudty in getting to sleep, I can happen to a young woman am senting you The Health as far as getting started off Letter number lM,SheepAnd right lnmarrled life lstohave ins0' Other rea iorswiio want this Issue can send 75 and be married to IflSfl who is cents with a long damped, Impatient to satley his sehf.addreas.d envelope for lt desires. The end results is Send your request to me, In often very pataful and results care of Me - ol popin P.O. in her thinki that " I is A B 1581, Radio Qty Station, very unpleasant experience. New York, NY 10018 This fl'sagoodwaytorulnayourzg Imae will give you goihh1n. couple's .ex life. on Wpov sleep 'b'' So since you asked my 00o(theImpsetaidein advice I would say WIN li- . _ Firemen By DAVID M1. RAZLER . unchorecterlow Of YOU, You If you spend your time for do =Y 11118"t1l"11131116 "ft ft benefit of others today )vu'U other V R -'a polat of vim have fewer lump to swanow. today. An open mind is a mat your personsl hda,"lls M In negotiellons. Find out more favors& spWas was an overW Then of what Use aboad for you In after FAA decided to sacrifice NORTIll CANCIIIIIX 314* n) at it" Clubs, South passed following your lbs $53 day by naft for your copy Guord what you so ad to sey it tedley. 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SwelL U) Dembr. lkft ar"K. %et's change the i AQUAM (Jan. *F& Chancm we as md@n&* a W& am put our here it) a s, vatuntuft to you fed today is smakeei Was if we 26 am 40 in the Booth ML Hero smtk man"@ sollne"Iting for TAUYONMINNIBPWW rm rm so PM did 6scmd a the third dw , anouw t0dlI be cortak You Yoal ase the kdor Is law pm so pm Pass bet he dected to check W bl tftig Into, on the good side. quo's of hearts. Than he led a Things could be woe'. oom low heart from dummy, got In UUA (5i. 234t 1$) thinking draw trolops sed was bonio do "rho. avoll" to*. sd rsbber. PUC (Feb. a'Mweb ) invssiignt. AWL- Soft ace of today 'IN ped 'e. of werosmiN heait.attMat" Is " 7 ('AINtwnAasN.) dAI.$I 755 WUT7 IS. er' alied iUIO (ad. *NW.) MW a am V whist dkm am adek, It = "a YONNE willely Owe* "k ma In malt 0 dm tile We ya Ai4m #I me of NW 4* R he1. sc dul Alit InlWs jump Ssfaur 'w" "zoo 6 ,, us — — -- token care -----. 1111111*to form b s*. -t ug th Ida - S Neglected duty will rear ft lIyk.A ...A &..u..iA h To Call Halted By Party-Line - for - Fire 2.1 — — — — NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE — — — — _IS ASSNI 00 0o -- - — 43 44 53 00 O,, - 40 I-.-- WHO SAYS HONESTY THE BEST Poucv q 0 0 -,----' - - si HERE' 36 6 47 48 by Bob Montana ARCHIE - Sanford H us .. . 16 d In K 1i wo but I'd oft block out do very active in swimming and other shorts. I would like to noise, i am si and at the nervous know j it is advisable for her age althought I'Im not the only to Wear Tampa, while e is neighbor the nolse bothem on her period Her friends dot I've appealed to the town but I don't Id her because of as well council but the firm is too big stretching the to be forced to do anything. as kLng Dhyrnen. DEAR READER— You Please list me blOW your could go to an ear, nose and throat Red"And be fitted DEAR READER—It's a for ow plvgL He or she can permlial decision. Your 81provide you with custom- titude Is probably based on made ear plugs by making the Idea that a girl should be moldo of your ears. Some of able to prove that she's a these pl*s are designed to virgin when she gets married. import" to some most annoying and still to others these : 15 THE BORN LOSER Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents ar,No.9O—Teidiy, Dec. 4,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Lamb 21 25 Organ tube -- Evening Dr. wonder If you c help ' Alter we moved intoo o up 0 *V a NQI I Uviets Worn I IC out Iran Ab * MOSWW (UPI) — The Tan News Agency said the use of force by ft restraint can lead to a satisfactory UnIted St" against Iran would result resolution (if the present crisis in the in 'Vw most dAngerm 0011squeWen-L" interests of the world community,', Tan sold Monday the United s9d. lbiaidsandthsuat me" was ept. kaslan -mk Cristo . in an StMn is Jn with such q "Attempts to find a soluti on bymean k= iran $ COWBank by moving its naval forces closer to Irw of using force will have the most • $0 he I*ir4doIIc"°jiubsykig The report, which follows a Soviet dangerous consequences," it said Ndw in do ankloollation an ff do 1" 00 10 PY IN mnmdu Other accusation ft United States has resorted The Tan story m1mrized U.,& news to "Pd"4 1011113W JAW Awrim reports that more then 20 U.S. Navy AdMAINIM& military movanents were deogned to be ships were "near the shures of Iran.-- it made 110 mention of the .4 American 51 hwtages Wq held at the U.S. Embassy of do bublM hed avh bd Iowa of =ma j, 1ss a of rude press=: InTelrw,rderring only to thepreser peitcy . • _i .5, 1 £S.I I •.. - .. '- £ '. . .. - .. " 1.. - t - P'1' L 1 k � 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 03, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 03, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, December 03, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/68129f437b59004afb6abd304b8ed4d2.pdf 8587fcf06cd4e92d06f00d5cfecf85fa PDF Text Text -a * I @ T o Mr 0 72nd Ysar, No. 68—Thursday, Nov. 8, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32711 Happy Mood For Holidays 'Tis the season for holiday Place crown roast, rib ends down, on rack in open roasting pan. Do not add water and do not cover. Roast In a slow oven 325 degrees F.) for 2 hours. Remove from oven. Turn roast so that rib ends are up. Insert roast meat thermometer so the bulb is centered in the thickest part of roast, making certain that It does not red in fat or on bone. Meanwhile, cook ap ple,celery and onion in butter 2 to 3 minutes. Stir In herb seasoned stuffing mix, pecans and grated orange :peel; add water and toss Ightly to combine. Fill cavity of crown roast with stuffing and con- entertaining. And what a merry time of year it is! There are many directions party plans can take, but no matter tithe festivities are large or small, formal or casual, good friends plus good food always add up to a good time for all, When the occasion calls for a traditional dinner, make it an elegant affair with a regal Pork Crown Roast. Be it a special gathering of special people or a family feast, all heath will turn toward the magnificent roast as it comes to the table beautifully browned and brimming with a golden stuffing. The crown is fashioned by the most retailer by tying together two center pork loins, - which have been tinue roasting until meat thermometer registers 165 degrees F. Cover road with foil tent and allow to "ad" at room temperature for 15 to 20 Frenched by cutting away the mist toezpcsethetlpsof the minutes. (Temperature rib bones.If desired, a halo o( usually rises tollO degrees F. frills • during this period.) Carve A ends to accentuate the crown between ribs. Yield: 6 cups of effect. Pork's fine flavor is stuffing. deliciously complimented by Pork Crown Roast should be Stuffing a IIIWaldorf. ordered from your retailer In Inspired by famous Waldorf advance. salad, it features apples from Microwave Directions for Washington State, chopped Pork Crown Roast: and combined with celery and Place crown roast, rib ends pecans in a light, fluffy down, on rack in baking dish. dressing. The bite of apple Cover with wax paper and contribute a natural flavor cook at medium power (50 boost while herb seasoned percent) 45 minutes, rotating stuffing mix makes the dish a half turn during preparation easy. cooking. Turn rib ends up and Gaining popularity on the cook, covered with wax holiday party scene are inpaper, at medium 20 minutes, formal get-togethers that rotating dish half a turn revolve around the hors during cooking. Meanwhile, cook apple, celery andi d'oeuvre table. While guests enjoy the relaxed mood and onion In butter 2 to 3 minutes tasty tidbits, the hostess in large frying-pan. Stir in appreciates the ease with stuffing mix, pecans and which she can entertain a grated orange peel; add water, tossing_U$btly to crowd. The key to keeping — *k ) for more petizers contrasting In ap k-.. S e ' ' Combine egg, milk and dry sherry; slowly pour over ham mixture. Bake in moderate oven (375 degrees F.) 25 to 30 minutes. Cool slightly; remove from pan. Yield: about 24 miniature quiche.. QUANTITY W A aye Board L ALL OUR BEEF IS USDA CHOICE NIONTS IVID FAMILY PAl SW CUM 100% PUN STEAK 3.5 II. AVG. $198 ILU • GROUND BEEF i P.k Ave. a 25th St. I I OPEN DAILY I A.M. TO i P.M. OATS A WE 7 i '. FRYERS LBO 3Thlghs II. ; 381 Sun. S am. to 3 p.m, . _ miniature smoked . sCrsam . ..... ..... NKVW links orl Package (l2Ounew) smoked ''Mi links Pet roil puff pastry $ MIS thin wdald Preheat. oven to *0 digreSs F. Cut pastry ohm lute 3 eqeal strip.; cut each strip crw1as W to 14nth wide grips.Rdsath Mr of pry.vauidaphcsoI Ns. Plies rniks as that's spiced with srm* Sure to convinstion are Fancy. Franks. a Rye. Patty rye bread- mikes an e*eel1 bps. for a nippy (biDe *r.s4 ad pii& ilk cut II bm f ees. — POIipwii Rh WItH iiwjçlNG.A LA WAWS,.,.c., 14 t 114t áh roust. some .7 _ l WVWVU . 44 I • or ñiurgatth. (I ounces) herb a - nh-ic.. Osdig.asa(.Unk1ut4 pisess. ~11 1 __P,0910 . . - ,, Wq__ "-ft= l . ...... __ ,rn .... I , 'S' "...... ': .. - , - ' - : '" h':' • . - •; -' " ' • .- , . - 'D. '' ' "'.' , . - " ' ____ --- - k - _ -- ".- , • . jp • . . - ' .- ..' - ' 59 on',, U I$1t. .... 39 1" Kig 0 WPOSIT MENOMMID I - $169 -• am Mo ....... a .at_. I.I_ $119 - - h1_m 2 2 ...............%,. . . 9 W - asd&Isttsr $11, • M1I . --k- - i • 11F . 'a .Cbmw - (GAO) Honorary ChairPerson Stella Taylor ligidWed tow n ,w. • hsed we dulled doe to Juster *eeady iea" W.ad and Izeumie r'1 Cur' ib 1ulr posd (*CO) wail Mis Of eeady d r1 In' 111kiNVAN d1rhmak"* to _._____ Me Wem iftebia , Cuady _1Wow ail ,eaadywaslukfevensNja ,su , water ad uau. iisit illisa the _I - H J aedy rd •• - Nst -- rged is the beech Nr iiis. --'• - to the SCOPA Director Loses S.r.naders band. The tIvIties will be the Jubilee VsslbyadTaladHiowto WheldattheSautordQvic at 7:20 pe otbap pics Hobby The wielding sealer ?... e,"j'j I' g aSh + Cl - ee S ommunisl A ho 6W d0s, bobd 60 A Kla nuC - - - O&M aiddtYhS ilul date me., S. i • . •' - -. e, r= 1110 *, •. P M*m Is how .• - + he In d.IuhIuI to I. -• I -t • - • - MW In a - " d411111111114111019 11 s-mas lft ii is asmud, assirdlig to proby be we meet him there for surgery to re-attach the two nearly. severed finger.. "As far as I'm concerned, that man lithe story. He walks on water, is all I can say. I think ha's the only on, around who would have tackled such a tas. Lie gave mea local s',illc, - -. met tw a *Wb um 92 reesived, pittlillas - j WNER and worked onmyflngsrsfor about eight hours. I spent three of foirdaysln thehoipital,bid .f. days after the surgery it was apparestone of the flnger. would have to tp amputated wbes the surgery didnI take," Doi related. He said the surgeon hid to amputat. thetndezfingeriçto the middle knuckle, but so far the second finger remains The$COPA.dsrssldtbs the Urd'up to the and Of the wasamputatedtotheendoltlet flillernhll. ldedkspp.sdwhljebswas fingernail, £li4gar said. - k dw 111111 ft np hsc~ bim to Seminole Memorial how to rop to Ad into the of Hospital. but, "ors thn norida rodeo circuit? of NAWOldaumdo u. sit "U da the monk which has vi) he made - the j$ "Not on your life... jiM a recommended he be Iran-- j I11hr to g. -- pam his bee. 81111111111med hr $.dey --Of to sad or the the reps pulhe4 on Ws dsrr.d to Florida Hospital - minor setback... I'll delay It a uthisSeuedq. dens, ad at lead em J!4 Of the ,I$in thrst Altamonte. He said Dr. J.L couple months, but I'll get ,t.dths Ost vbit.'iuptemaey is.. Qu ad ve.adado Sorter., a prominent area lhero" Dohgrarusemted. - • - - • •jj - ' was en route and prepared to . - - - finger an his right hand, and .naerlykd two others. Daigaur 20, said the accideb wwish. ago =w "WL learning to :: deer. deadj spripuuty P'* 111d Idaday, Wham F'", a ibW 'tush plamed to ester the hoe whu. a g battle hike ad D—rt Of &00 in pMlrelMe sr a co*edutlu. butweas Cia. COMM aid Public 'a,oeIm' wo Y@W m& a ciamuM 11111w:. 1. ____ surgeon, was notified Doigner , Eduprin. He odd Ids W*tm Pd* say dW - 98 kdooled it will 6011001114W nsi&w Is a pdoodonal with thsaNdthsyi "'rininoithe El * roping a deer Dolgeer lost a lee OLYlIPI, Page 3* wn Minded by *0 per' r Roping cowboy In the Florida rodeo clrciAt,hesays,buthisplans to that end have suffered temporary sstbsck pa e, of In a U.d " The Jubilee Dinner i*cs Wi.in.aIay niji at • . A. Show is "-"dviswersa.wsU • i F nger Seminole County Port Authority Director Dennis Dolgner has a deep-seated desire to become a part.tlme HOBBY SHOW Custer biglmth . - Ssnsaden also played for the discs co" which boo at: F.m. - - Maidhe i ruidths my ItAk .p-•r u ArowW Tbe clock .. ........................4A music of the Sanford - in Of the flEdsy lan' . asMbsdlhamuuieltslvb Ia to be ii1 ad . p JfJr.. i1tlI1 Today W411100-m. dencing 441"People" television ,or.. Climaxing today's ac. companying Ms. Taylor acrasa the dill* choppy lobe. ce.UHod the time as W *11011 the boat ft was o irm aiim alsa, belsoeman. Gene Meadoes and an NBC cai.rw'an. As istiiSd lbs ir hem a bech jSst .ad the Fiends Power Co. pled.,the Velsia Coedy dde of the lake and •• L , 1WU in the boat sc. cheering crowd and a - 'S We ye had some citizens who have voluntogred to do some typing for the city, but I don't know 9that will be onough to fill the gap. We are simply losing some employees because we are not paying them enough," Sorenson said. - Uadd1WrIW - + - AM (7.. L..$ sjdgs(ed Item. - ;: 1* - wJ1l Golden Age Olympics - $11.9 19 $ .'. -: • - Thsus ..•+-s — VWce'-i - • $11?' - 1-1611* . a Shrooum uN - . Congress of an appropriations bill. Us vote on de-Incorporation. A total of 401 votes, U the city shifts A rePiscemont for Mrs- SPO two-thirck of those voting, were required to to the rqIular program, It could low the CETA approve surrender of the city's chader for the moneyfor thel spot when the funds are released. movement to be successful. Instead, 354, 61 "I'm reluctant to go out and hire a percent, voted for de-lncorporatlon, 57 votes shy replacement only to have the CETA money us- of the num be r needed. Only 247 voted to cont in ue trisen,11 he said, adding the position Is an us- as a city. - Industry Park: Zoning Shafu? - now as.ciI : Swims - vi For marathon swimmer Stella Taylor, honorary chairperson for the Golden Age Olympics, swim. ming four miles across Lake Monroe (below) was a breeze and she waded from the water this moming at the Holiday Ion beach feeling great (above). •. •.- •• + .........g7G .. N ......... , 1129 6. nn ella ISM as flip Meanwhile, a special committee composed of comics ...................................... ZR The two NI bath unien and acosig to ?1N1de High Ad1 Pat Southward and Burt Perinchlef, Horoscope ...................................ZR Adivitla AINciIIIOII regulations, mud Ml out at bast auS yew UCo,mcthn.n scross en looking Into the posibiuity of scheduling the Hospital.....................................3A 'rile, to i a upoip.1kip#'en .fo rmer vu remaining fulkime and two parttime police Obituaries................................... -,,.. 4i— . waiver form. officers In a fashion to depend more upon the OURSELVES ............................... flaW* sherlWs department for police prolectim. Sports .................................... 1 of the ici A Three fulkime police officers and U.S. Ud emergency dispatcher have already left dhdw of ths central to — FloridaCuapter Who of lau .s was .i ys Nsrsii St -!- 69! ==071ME am 111011 ___-- • .• ' adift adisd do No sonii VA 69 614 — to ft= End Denials wav as 4* ho and amedst They an new bdog MW do iW to *y at law HeIrdl. . - -. - dv cost Of livingpuy raises to city enipiorsea to Mop Incorporation. He would say onjy that they are the exodus from thu city payroll, Sorenson said "some very strong people." He said the first today. t hing the group has to do is retain the services of Replacing Mrs. Spotts, however, Is a special an attorney. problem that can't be solved that easily, "The vote against the tax Increase was a mayor said. Mrs. Spotts has been employed with strong indication to me that the people of Lake the city under the federally funded Mary are ready to dissolve the city," Dunaway prabensive Employment Training Act (CETA) said. since Oct. 01 1971. Lake Mary was incorporated in August, 13 Public service Jobs under the CETA program On July 30, W79, the people In a special election, currently are frozen pending approval by the 74 percent of Lake Mary's voters turned out to , - service In athieticei and ca lees their ew"tg jobs at the Of jr echool's principal. Accordlag to a homer Seminole High .U'eti, the Seminole basketball tsM upon kurshg Of the Siembuegh traneher, decided thi nth teem 108111011 to bader out ii lele. The iIlSTNi.ItdzA HMh tO7' ............. ............11300 A ______ . - addsd did vwdy Mad coschos reestv a W' plemsol of moved $IW a year d*mft a thdr look of ' s' Comsd 69 Cr p0t. •;., ",' V. 2rn $1 '$1 .5J: ' TN - #1 100*. . d" boo FA PEW, -,. 1 .. MAW bon 4 c shredded cup wow 39C asow . :. all of $i.'b'ol. Coiy'a NO .tlw,l,. khi3s MY combo NI Seminole EdUcation Association templed to rect because thdr Join dipsed on didr wMaing Tc of.$169 MsIn ova. dole. immediately redac. tsmp.rutare to *0 d qpiNF.ad bdo lIto1g miit*irM pastry, to golden bifta. Yield: 31 (pteulmMuIypsende) 1 large apple coarsely 1b chow ' m.. ;R5941 TI T. PIAUS 6100 k ___ •... Cipdipid Odwy , , CIGN IM -• " Pwbaiagh has bees allowed to play on IP)irii'$ tiaskitbull teem after raoItvI4 a•aed wul fr Lymas CIdICI) fleshy. • kiandWymwIUMemto pt pw'ttrlipt1cipb Friday from the cIre coast by puraing a temporary and permanent Inwrtion against the Ebiel distrlst has been, accordlg to sa,e.ai c.i'n soma upeeuiiticn as to poa..1 h. reLTIJUSI practice. is the matter In ediPir' to transfers ovirthslastthreeyearithnt Involve iladebatNMs.at AIL Fries - ByDONNAESTES city'semploy.L.astweekafourthoffIcer, Bill y HeraldStaff Writer RIpp, resigned effective Later this month to The city of Lake Mary, Incorporated six years accept a job with the sheriff's department. ago, has serious problems. Those problems have The salaries of two of the four officers had been surfacing the past two months since the been paid under the CETA program. Mrs. Southouthcity's voters turned down a property tax In- ward said re-scheduling the remaining officers crease in a September referendum. may mean an end has come to the city providing Today's developments are: 24-hour daily police protection. "We are going to —The city his been notified It will be losing its be discussing with Sheriff John Polk the sixth employee inaa many weeks. Carole Spotts possibilities of his department picking up the city hail secretary and assistant city clerk, has slack," Mrs. Southward said. resigned effective Nov. 23 to "accept a better Sheriff Polk said earlier that his department paying more secure job" with the county's would give Lake Mary all assistance possible. department of public safety. At the same time, Curtis Dunaway, a 22-year - A serious movement Is underway to dls resident of the city, said today a serious move Incorporate the municipality. The second such will get underway soon after the first of the new movement In two yeam year to de-incorporate Lake Mary. - The city "Isn't dying or sinking, but It is "1 hate to watt that tong," Dunaway said, lldbig badly," ."$t.Mayor Walter Sorenson* to the upcomlr4 holidays as the reason - .TWij- " ' al ChlCkefl —,toos - _1 ,,' and not academic iiuouii" Earlier this pMnInhr, fermi.' Lyman studad Glen Slambsagh, a talad.d guerd, traifurij from Iym to Seminole on a . + - .' ' ' former principsl, Des P..yei3deo(I—''iIe Irdi, has r eft ed to sign a waiver that would allow theta students to puticiput. In varsity spouts at lake Howell. • Rlds bust" he"bsihives the trssshurswere for uttiklle Impressive will be Mini Ham (' jffi - 3 WIngs—s Sachs-u$ Giblets On Way Out? . High School students Harold Daniels and Sylvester Wynn, members old* SnInel.Highbaskstbol1 team led ye, Ned for academlctranderstolake Howell in August after thedlgrtct's July 1 transfer deadline. The school dlMtict approved the tramler, but the atNutie' Csmblsatlsii Pb—s Irsasis- LLU *4 1 WWII vse until meat thermometer I - a )' - registers ll5 degrees F.'Cover roast with foil tent and allow Quiches and Smoked Sausage Roll-Ups, a delectable duet to "set" at room temperature 15 to 20 minutes. (Ternconveniently made with light, FrW perature usually rises to 170 crispy prepared frozen puff SIR $ degrees F. during this o. pastry. The tiny pies at. period.) Carve between ribs. flavorful with ground ham onsADOW and Swiss cheese while theNote: Stuffing that Will not fit Into crown can be baked roll-ups feature smoked suaage links bundled In a separately. 104M pa try leap. Party- SMOKED SAUSAGE IIAIIA Lee AM. , . Sauerbrate ROLItpups 1 Shut frOzen pidf ps4ry Apple Sausage Bills, made by combining ground pork 2 packagis (I ounces each)_ _ .. La e - hearinil ' STD. ICE PACK WHOLI OR CUT-UP TURKEY NECKS ' WE ACCEPT FOOD STAMPS - 0 0 Mary0 C1ty H-- _ 1 11 question of the recnUtmiigofWghecbool MUM" cam out ItdotheopenW.doesdsynlghtduringth. coiagyscliool Board meeting. SchoolboardattorneyNedjuliajr.aMdbe,ouldbsbuatag psttofthedskneeolalawsuit,flledagsladthsbosrdbytwohlgh school basketball players, who are being denied the right to Play varsity basketball following a trazefer from SNUIAOIS fiji) to Lake Howell, on information they were lured to Lake Howell. Julian declined to commed fordw on the matta JullandsCllnedtOComrnintllathsronth.m.tt until after do .radIlaftusth. •- MEATY By JOE DoSANTIS _ 4 5 115. 01 MORE 6 Resign To Date PIayers Lured .:-. D N egate ote TEHRAN, Iran (UP!) - Of dozens of America hostages the effect that any attempt by again denied reports that Iran say, the oil buyers will not Washington extradite the shah, immolation Wednesday night. William Miller. The U.S. Thousands of Iranians today In the U.S. Embassy, the the PLO to help secure the cut off oil exports to the United accept the probable boycott by was blindfolded with a white Sadruddin Haj Mir-Malek emissaries halted their special marched on the occupied U.S. Palestinian News Agency Wafa release of the hostages "would States. He said the shipments the United States. piece of cloth and had his hands Mohammad, who left a will mission en route to Iran and Embassy, hailing the decision said. be a highly responsible action from the country's main oil bound behind his back, addressed to Khomeini, was In today awaited new instructions not to negotiate with two special ... which we would welcome." terminal recently dropped beCarrying caricatures of reporters said. Moslem guards the hospital with critical bums In Istanbul, Turkey. In tat U.S. envoys for the release of Officials Insisted the State cause of bad weather. "j0 President Carter and huge led the tall male across the today. officials 'r ed the American hostages, one of meat in line wi has Issued "contradictory" Department The crowd gathered to hail th He sa id If the United States posters of Ayatollah Ruhoilah embassy parking lot amid loud Th e shah volunteered to leave whom was Paraded blInVOldSd stat ia l U.S. policy "° Khomeini, who called the sneering by the crowd, the Islamic leader's rejection of the United States, but his ements about its reported offic decided to boycott before the chanting crowd. In Tehran. been In direct contact Withthe "There are "more and better embassy "that den of The hostage was described as negotiations with Carter's spe- doctors said he was too ill to go, corruption," the demonstrators having "reddish hair, which cial envoys for the freedom of Iran's former ambassador to PalestlneUberatItm Organize- "We atenotcertalnatthls point guerrilla group on the Tehran customers for it." shouted, "Islam is victoriousl was badly rumpled," and his the American hostages. lion etplaisrv Abu Al Waleed what the PLOhas In mind,"c*. 'situation. "We don't have Washington told CBS News "If the United States takes Imperialis channels of communication Carter's diplomatic effort Wednesday. A State DepartlOde but m Is obliterated!" hands were bound behind his arrived i with the PLO, an official said, such a decision (the other The unidentified hostage, one back, reporters said. Immediately rejected was rebuffed Wednesday when ment spokesman said, "We The official repeated earlier In a newspaper interview, on buyers will definitely not follow of the 60 to 65 people held by mediat1ontoot*aIthe freedom State Department comments to Minister Witnesses reported a 36-year- Khomeini said he would not have heard nothing to that All Akbar Moinfar such a decision. And as some students demanding old Iranian man attempted self- meet with Ramsey Clark and effect." 1 I egg, beaten milk I tabteapoon dry sherry Defrost puff pastry 20 minutes, then unfold. Cut dough with a sharp knife Into two-inch squares. Press a piece of dough into each cup of mini muffin pan, forming a ridge at the top. Combine ham, cheese and chives, tossing lightly to mix. Place 2 teaspoons ham mixture in each pastry-lined cup. 'wax poper, 20 tO 30 mInutes or ptarance, texture and flavor, Ian Students Cheer Refusal To cheese 1 tablespoon chopped chives YNNU WED., NOV. 14, 1"t commas-'M cavy ot - ____________ £ Evening Herald (USPS 41-250)—PrIce 15 Cents • + •• • - 0 �[1 . V — tvnIn, Herald. $anNrd, Fl. Thursday, Nov. • .-. ... .1. ........... S. irn Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. School, Board To Sue Players '. Parents VYORLD IN BRIEF Rosalynn BANGKOK, Thailand (UP!)— How, before the arrival of first lady Roulyon Carter on a whirlwind mercy mission, a leading U. S. relief organization said her effort comes too late In the "holocaust" of Cambodian refugees. Lao Qwrne, chairman of the Citizens Commission on Indochinese Refugees, said as many as 1 million refugees may the and a medical report said the figure could reach 3 million. Qierne's comments came shortly before Mrs. Carter was to arrive for a 40.hour visit, together with Surgeon. General Julius Richmond, to focus world attention on the plight of the sick and starving Cambodian refugees. PARIS (UP!)— Yvosme de Gaulle, wife of the late French President Charles de Gaulle, died early today after a brief Illness, members of her family said. She was S9. UCF Iranian Student Says War Is Possible for the Shah to come to New York for treatment Herald Staff Writer rather than going to Switzerland' or another "The Americana don't really care about the country. 65 people. If they did, they would give them the The worst possible reaction by the U.S. would Shah or at lead kick him out," said Tony be military intervention Rahlrni said. Any at. lthdmI,an Iranian student At the University of tempted rescue, he added, would result In a Central Florida (U'). third world war. ,RiNmI, 21, is one ab0á 110 IISflIaM When asked whether throwing the Shah out of studying at U('. Uke mod Of his coIidZ)inin the country would leav, the US. open to fistire at the university, he Is studying electrical political la'4m'all he said Americans should einser. H. hall been at Ut? three years. ij,, , " a epJ case" and BidRthilrvilbndawsh.lain favor cithe the U.S. should give In to the students' takeover this week of the UJ en'beuy In Ir iW HI says lain P'' gj4 4, confused by the situitlon lAd ifrald of the gui,,gs r gq because possibility of a world war. "they have given their word" and they are "I'm still not sure the Ayatollah (Ruhollh Intelligent enough to know what would Khomeini) ordered them to do a," be e*- If they did. plal,wt. He said he believes the students now But Ralthnl added even Khomeini nlgl4 not histegea decided to take be able togst the dudentato Ire, their hostages the .ctknthmsbtthsldssfrom 5k@m than they would view him sis an Khomeini's ipseebia advIW his 0oadtya A poppt to i" lbs reesidies. ' A1tho he agrees with the revolution, he p1thi said the U.S. goveriansat Is =W be don rAt Was with all of the mom rIatHSlsIbI, for lbs because it allowed mad. by Khomeini nor does he know whether former Imiisa _± && PAM Pahiavi to be will return to Iran who he VU his !DIM Iranian enter the mdry for coir tre eaI. P said be do. ad feat the embsiq 1 Imida fear en ençt wIfl Is made to tas would bat his d'ancw of rodore the Shah to power, he said. H. said be aaotiis two years at Ut?. "It's really (reeking did not belier. theee was way medical reason ad acm. of my frlendo" he said. ____ __ __ WEATHER $17,500 Award Shocks County e. OATINGFOIZCAIT __ __ 7 %~W.P' 1 25 11(01 w to I ___ do pepuod 41 Nook Is , a !!~k #A PEARL GUNDFAT ER CLOCK ,, 0101110 ROOM 0 " me on si4S It_ Al $39995 I ROO -- Loft D. Sirtin ' ' _ rRw ' . , •A,agk . ' w 0 sea"-, 411111111 't 'rh,, ,• ..%. . . .? A A • .. " S - ' a.a.a '•-' •.. .- -• -i 1' . • • - i • • • . a S• • • • BILLI ARDS Winners in the Billiards RotatIon Tournament Wednesday were: Women's Division fir Harriet Boyd, 56, of Lake Mary; Marion Wilson,61, Miami Springs; his ocean scene. Mrs. David Jones, of Out of 12 entries in the home decorations division . • Dorothea .irosnsuer %0fl I •iais I. u. first . rs pace Her wild flower picture; Irene Dunham of Orlando was i.s,1 u,I*k her S$$.OUM • .i ti & a pcure anu 1rg.n.a Middleton, of Sanford, was third with her arrangement of fabric flowers. In the ceramics division there were nine entries, with Mary Sabourin of Jacksonville, N.C., winning first place with her wall placques. Mrs. David Jones of Valdosta won second for her roost er and bronze for her hobo bear. The Hobby Show will be open to the public without charge today until 4 p.m. and Friday 9a.m.tolp.m. Those with Items on There were no entries Cribbage is a game you can learn in 15 minutes but you will play forever. This was the general philosophy of the 16 players who competed in the one-on-one card game Wednesday afternoon in the Golden Age Olympics competition. After each of the 16 players had played all other competitors in a round-robin competition, Don Hess. 60, of Miami, display are asked to pick under professional crafts, then up after 1 p.m. -on emerged the first place .i 1 Valdosta Ga. took second and Geri Leesburg. c.ad !opOrlando da $ CRIBBAGE winner. 3On24 E $4 WASHINGTON (UPI) — The message in Gov. Edmund G. Brown Jr.'s announcement of a "David against Goliath" presidential candidacy today was aimed straight for politically crucial New Hampshire. Brown's campaign manager Tom Quinn told reporters Wednesday Brown would pro pose "restructuring the oil Industry" in his statement declaring his candidacy for the Democratic presidential nomination. The 41-year-old governor of California suggested Wednesday he had a way to "stabilize OPEC oil prices." He offered no specifics, saying he was saving them for later. By tying the announcement to a speech about oil prices, Brown hopes to attract support -. .d1esIIUR _,, and particularly New Hampshire, Bus of the f ga ' ynI, - niUPJiiji Brown , vow.... ,, May in the race "as long U It snakes sense," he must make a big score early to keep his candidacy alive. He both Edward Kealmly, D-Mus., In public opinion polls. is .y - THE SAVING PLACE SKA7705 $31 HARP • _( SAVE '30, Ii I1I 'M.. II WWAI3SO 35477 i• 1I .-\ -- I TflhIIIiii101hlIJ •• I SKR-9505 $499 . Take with Price Take-with Price - I VatlabisCook MIcswsvs Auto-Tank"" Our Rog. $359. Features variable cooking control and carousel cooking system. Our Rig. $529, Carousil rotales food for even cooking. Micro-processor control. I: I! I! II — III •__ i DOEI209 ". "St. ___\.\ -' I '\ basically David inst Goliath," he told "I have neither the of the incumbency Frank R. Mown, Mom nor all the tremendous opporJulius MOM 00"rY Ooiws M. 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Dorothea Strosnider of Lemon Bluff took both the gold and bronze medals for pain. tings of the Wekiva River and a shady lane. Ashby Jones, of Altamonte Springs, won the silver for W. W. Tyre, the bronze, for .. iivr uiOomu,6 OF'niu 1nafli. .ri.iv amateur . a...i wv..on division drew 32 entries, with Tex Powell of Geneva winning • " her • II "inuian I n dian ..r. Gi r l" acryli c painting. Mrs. Powell began painting after her daughter sent her to art school as a present on her 60th birthday. Lake Mary resident Harriet Boyd took the silver for her painting of a mountain top, and Felix Hernandez of 2107 Hartwell Avenue, Sanford, the bronze for his pair of paintings of shi ps. This year for the first time there were separate cat e g or ie s f o r professionals and amateurs in art and crafts. rec •i CASSE. Friday.—JANE LEERRY. es w & .: butthere were 10 entries by professionals in the art varIety of beautiful work SUCn as 'uuiCi, weaving, a crewel, quilts, needlepoint, knitting and embroidery. Overall winne rs in this .1 divisiion eii vi ng nItm,la fl.7" •, medallions were.• place, Jean Maguire, of 119 Fairway Drive, Sanford, for her cathedral quilt; second, Damarious Jones of 418 San Marcos Ave., Sa nford, for a crewel table cloth; and Gwenne Butler o e Mazy for an embroidered suit. Mrs. Jones had 11 entries and won 6 ribbons in addi tion to her sliver medal. There were 50 entries in the crafts division won by Gramea Sylvia of Casselberry with her macrame planter lamp. , ,,, .' • The First helps help urse , EV , .w ADMIUIOM$ TIllwan L$isns NAry L. Ness I. SIlas *SI*LY *IISHIANDHOUSS *HOTPOSn * SPOYHILL * THINS LISP * LAX-SOY * ouau •• Jerry Brown iwsii LIMe M. 1 1 1"s,Oetjn JSSØIIM_Tiveris Ditties Ole 5. Cidwon. Lsa Mary .. •' es paid $3150 in federal income Uses in 1978, neffly half movement is lfls won the silver Lake er tron'plant and Mrs. ... Kennedy Paid 315000 w,ws. BU%IV AM II W FM11l1t OS INCLD191 W . . ., S . hand, not knowing that her opponent. Frieda GIelow, holds two aces. ISIY Timfl CNNSS $129 I f. Jo Lewis of New Smyrna Beach studies her cribbage Hilloiry MOM 9 4 Light Settles HOSPITAL NOTES 'II 1' • .- OIL P19800 . RICHMOND (UP!) — A federal judge has approved a $$.9 million settlement between the Westlnghous Electric Corp. and Florida Power & Light Co. over Westinghouse's broken uranium supply contracts. The settlement, approved Wednesday, by U.S. District Judge Robert R. Merhige Jr., makes FPL the 12th of 14 utilities that originally sued Westinghouse to come to a settlement. The settlement includes a provision that Westinghouse ProvIde the utility with $z million jfl cash within 30 days and provide equIneg and services to the utility at no chwp until I"L $snNrd .4$I .- , UPI)— ism" aiiBayWas1oc*.4 oft opoft Drm Moadali aMa YTlisa today, his fourth escape Mten enothur fnatçathig failure. ___ in old"to Ms third bnaked .5.1* two yssrs ago to Whisk he dshn.d oor,ee, Ray pleaded no coded to from nrlw Wedltthar.N was a one-men G. *44ft5 - , .t/eA . ' - 1*111 ' :' ' :, WASHINGTON (UP!) — Daniel J. flood, flamboyant actor turned theatrical politician, seemed to live by the motto: "The show must go on." It went on for 30 years, as he won election to 16 terms In the House of Representatives. OnWedneedly, the curtain rang down. Flood, 76, ailing, In debt, facing a retrial for bribery and a congressional investigation of his ethics, resigned from Congress effictive at year's end. EPER c -' • .. - Flood Announces Resignation tIlII - i'"- . ' - Daly'sImme — wall derived from family trusts ad up by his$4901616 late father, Joseph P Kennedy. Other family heldeigs brought In $118,361. In addition, Kennedy earned $57,500 In salary as a U.S. senst', and $10,625 In Interest on various accounts. sm1l AMIIIC** $SIII on oii iecvt$ Va /4 . see sim.Alfl*'" • . , ,. ..LI,.. I DINME Sfi .- - ,..'• .= his total income. In a financial statement released in connection with UN Start Of his presidential CAM", ft Massachusetts Democird MPWW FM imime of $710,15W, from which $173X7 wall wit"d in taxes. He paid an additional $10,171 at the old of the yew. 7% 1111110MG &CWAW showed ft majority of Ken. pw^. ft. ___ ., PETR PUNISHN* BOUThIRN NOMIS SNC$ •' .. Ray Locked- Up Tight ____ _ '1111110, IF & Apr 9 csut ubeeda.iiinus Iowa lam. ft — if, - S. oll. Cutm iu'v department U. Eddie Wadfort said today e..4 'N. fl RtOWfl, usuvr Oi•iutW of we children, and an WUi1wiw m.e companion escaped train the fire that gutted the one-dory home. The two other children were OWn 5 nieces. H 0 V 1,WF lbs esody is ,. n.ur am ft uO.aAuiO, ThsSmi M*$T*NNIL diii. N - ' ttDT .. An 0%lho/r Al _kor Administrator yesterday's 11gb, 70; .nt981..Widea.lbwtto _____ ___ bwome ossl Of s U Wilidealft pressure,.; __ tot -t---relative 7$ pircod bisimig ur'ta,t 11 keeto 5UOAS7I$17N for thsirwork vinNerlba$U Frldey.k.3to$hsSa*I. darer Terry Melvin Sims, ,,. No today showers1 The award am as a . 1111111011 ariuuill L1lTgb& pelie to coody ,McIal,. Coody O. y,y , £Z1V5Drosjcjy' Administrator Roger Partly .is, at ii to U mo today dowdy sad warm Neinwuader said. beesi. iii VfI. ia 1 wft n:e*ms, (rcad Judp Tom Waddall mirth .iarsi Ny. :rtw*y i sp1s. 111th: W^ 111131 dthnsnl.dayMdNeu4,y Jr. ordered the coady to pay t Lows in lbs is, to W.J. Heffernan Jr. aad Mat P. ag..; lNa., Its p., eneversh &4% UsD due*4thsugperas Rahiowlis for, th.lrust as MIaa.,$:N PAL to am *suØemeepSkas Oeiat at4 asaisd for 11psits4zMa.a.,I98 e*INsaeutheodrelhlu.day. Sims, ceesidad of keg a p.4 is,, U:41 aa.,'UN 100 61balls.uISs NMS,*dagutyahir. Nu. belthsdr.bbaj. .s mirth 4 AREA . I -' ranging age 'w' .. • . .i w..a.a i..a..a -years, were 'ni_a"i.yiii when ,I.nt— .' undetermined LUI a I' ..e 2 DAYS ONLY*' FRIDAYMD SATURDAY! By DAVID M. RAZLER Resdiegs atO a,.L UI "I', "ai'ls An Orange County man was arrested In night inside an A car was stolen from the Deluxe Bar parking lot some time Apopka factory by a sheriff's deputy responding to an alarm. during early Saturday morning after its driver lost the keys In the Franklin Lloyd Smith, of 823 Naples Drive, Orlando, was jailed tavern. on $5,250 bail and charged with burglary of an unoccupied building and possession of burglary tools, at 4:10 a.m. He was Melvin Pierce reported that his 1971 Oldsmobile 98 was left caught Inside the Fruehauf Corporation's shop on U.S. Highway lockedat the bar after a friend lost the keys at 1:30 a.m. Saturday. 441, a sheriff's deputy said. When Pierce arrived at the bar at 8a.m. the car was gone, said The deputy said Smith was wearing rubber gloves and carrying sheriffs deputies who reported finding the car and keys at Wade's a 9-Inch screwdriver at the time of the arrest. GToee1hat morning and towed It home to its owner. PISTOL STOLEN Donald Howard of 1511W. 13th P1sceSanfoid was charged with A gun ann some money were stolen from Elenor Haynes' smoke. The small fire, which began on a stove had already gone 'disorderly conduct after a fight outside the Deluxe Bar Sunday Sanford home Wednesday, police said. out. morning. A sheriffs deputy said be saw Howard grab an Haynes stated that a .38 calibre revolver and an unknown CIUMEATDELUXE unidentified subject and begin to auualt him. amount of money were taken 'from her home at 219 Dolorway, The Deluxe Bar on Southwest Road, Sanford, was the site of between 9a.m. and 3:30 p.m. three Incidents this weekod. HUDSON IMPROVES KITCHEN FIRE Willie Tennel of 1819 Airport Blvd. was dabbed in his left Teddy Hudson Injured last Wednesday in a bicycle-truck: Sanford flreflghters responded tothe scene of a kitchen fire this shoulder at 12:20 am. Sunday by an iiiiflint who struck him collision is now conscious and In fair condition. morning but It was out before they arrived. from behind, said the sheriffs office. The Sa nford youth who had been comatose for se veral days Smoke filled Wflllm' Miller's house at 2403 S. Orange Ave., Tennel told a deputy that he was stabbed with something following his collision with a truck at the intersection of Airport I around 8:45 am. resembling an Ice pick by a woman he had argued with the day Boulevard and U.S. Highway 17-92 was reported to be awake and By the time firemen arrived, the only thing to do was fan the before ' . talking early this week. % Dc Gaulle's Wife Dead ______ . Mother, Friend Escape Man Arrested Inside Aoka P P Factory Democracy Near • 6 Children Die In Blaze; S$A?J?fw w hich taxed the judges :j ' BRIEF Florid a Power LA PAZ, Bolivia (UP!)— Bolivia's embattled military leader has offered to relinquish power to a democratically elected government and eased restrictions of his week-old regime In a surprise announcement. Col. Alberto Natusch Busch told Bolivian, in a television address Wednesday night he Is asking Congress President U&a Gheiler to join him In forming a new government that will hold presidential elections on May 4, lIO. Nattgth'i Plan made no provision for restoring the civilian government he overthrew. _____ IN visitors had' come to the Greater Sanford Chamber of Comme rce building to 'ooh' and 'ab' over the 247 entries exhibited by senior citizens 55 and older. The most popular division with was with her eggery display, and Robert J. Dawson, of Tarpon Springs, won third for his clock. In the horticulture division, there were 38 entries, with a rabbit foot fern entered by Jessie Brisson of Sanford winning the gold. Harriet Boyd, of (Continued From Page ATON impr.perly suspended for six He claims Coon told a fifth- preliminary hearings on was also the stage for the because all residents pay theT days. period class that she hoped no Friday. delivery of a modest proposal same taxes. Julian called both suits th his one had studied wi son Th He recommended ellmlnatlng e Danlela.Wynn case on courtesy busing by board The Seminole County School "ridiculous" and told board because sure failed." the lunch program, all ex. -' "he originally scheduled for this member William Kroll. Board gave its attorney ap members that he should be The tracurricular activities and Lake Howell Principal afternoon, was postponed for a In a prepared statement, proval for his plans to file authorized to file countersults to fund I even laying off teachers later suspended young Walsh day to give the board time to Kroll said the only proper way countersults against three claiming "malicious for six days on charges of inorganize Its response, said to fairly handle the busing the expanded program, If full: parents now taking the district pro sec ution." subordination, said Julian. Julian. busing was the desire ofdistrict ' ' to bus all requests was to court. He explained it is Illegal in Both suits are scheduled for The school board meeting Seminole County students, parents. At Wednesday night's the state to bring a groundless meeting, board members voted suit, and that defendants in to have attorney Ned Julian Jr. such actions may bring bring suits against the parents countersults to recover their of Harold Daniels and Sylvester costs. Wynn, now suing the district for Walsh Is fighting both against the right to play varsity the suspension and to win more basketball this year and Tom than $2,500in damages from the Walsh Jr. whose father has Just district and Lake Howell filed suit against the district Psychology teacher Linda charging that his son was Coon. Commission Says 'Too Late' Bolivia ...Golden Age Oly mpics Nears End By DAVID M.RAZLER Herald Stiff Writer Carter's Mission: Thursday, Nov. l, 1W i To (I �- •• .. - . • - 14 - -.- - - - - - - - , - --- .. , .. . .. - .i - Evening Heilid S (U$PS I2) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 306.2221 1 or $314993 Thursday. Nov. I 17 -4A Around Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $fl.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Morocc*o Marks ,A New Denarturs djdn I!fllfldfacingtheançy si Geneva ares resldsi*s when thu wSe lad nee reglations pruponed U amenknints to the coy'a ado$.d comprehensive plan. "$omstImes" he said. "you have to make an where ipS*changeInpolkyorconci to youslant Youhivetooccasionallytestthewater." Sm said he was happy to see the new Aicultwsl Contir an Emergency Operations Center and fow new fire stations begin to take shape ding Mi fIrst year on the board. In additlontoMidutles as commissioner for the d drlct, Stain remains a put-time Insurance county WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD 0. BECK, Advertising Director - S r - SemS YS!7 ISIOUS '1UiflgiS." Sai*a Glean was verhig as she sat facing * rae m ciGenevaatMondayeveolng'atown"fl'5 mft dataihid than I ever bnnglnsd," he ealt "Wq cover such a bread spettagn 01 lesuas." hail misting. , Staiu said he Is hippy to have bean a pert of eldrly man *tlng nest to her, diCilloili that have biMfihled the whole COuaty. repoited,touchidherarmandsaid,"Yourecolt" 'Tm nat cold, I'm scared," the "ES'" 'sd to a mift bUSh1" attitUde cem ci nNVthlg the mioner ripilit he alt "me board has Den't you wu.j," the man said. "NctNng's $CCSIdthS,O11Itth*DthVdOOSihSad 01 time• Others have to react rather than act geh to happen to you ibis I'm here." beCiUSi thsy're COMl*tly playing CMth.sp." Abrandnswprcdtysystem,St.uad,lse of the cw.4 adeuiJstraticn'a biggest ac. Actually, Mrs. Glean said she was a 101 more coipplWvne. nervons a year ago. That w when she and Com "W1t each dspsrtmu we hive a plan," he mialonerBobSturmwirejintelected to the Board. aid. "We hive ow first $'year_management Sturmsaid the job hat given him, "a chance 10 proçans and ow d 5.yew reid proem." i he Clock Pre Holiday Sale - JCPenney I n Sanfo rd Plaza LIMITED QUANTITIES ISO OflI'fI "Both my Jobs are fuiltime psrtime jobs," he said. -- 90"s - VIEWPOINT F 14Y CUNT .7AlD. HELL YOUR GREW UP IN AN UNBUEVAf'1.Y FEEL RJGI1J AT HOME iQJD, (/MAN £PMRONME?1T J4 OUR PRo4. NEVER HAD PRORR MEWALOR MWTAL HEALTh CARE. The Carter administration's decision to bolster Now 7.88 - - l 4" .4, . Insolldcoisrs Oili. 1 $41: ow to29.88 N - 35 pct. ON pj Boys' school age sweatshirts itj •_ UUIIU US1 - - - 9 - I From $lOto$40 - - Short - - loonlyl ios;ori'. "."m as. Save$40.IO i.. w13s "Ve 74 .0ftnXes. OWNA asl 401y1117$14$ssIbsN Oft 7S.Mss. 41.N... X- 1111 11 t.L ' -I J...••1 • . -• • .. • .. - .• • • - •' - . • •. ______ p. iNeIrm.$1OS4S.tow for juniors & misses - robes,&paamas.ts Orig. $0,00to$20.00 HamlftonkacbDoubliMac Orl9.2. 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Women's fashion dress shoes SPesk,l.ather.Iik.vjn Is warmed with a acrylic plit lining S.M.LXL In II1ht or dark brown,, and black In sizes 14½ to 17 Lens & short sleeve Orig.to$12.iO .eeus Contacts 4 Men's jacket lect.group of ulitcolors a stripes Morocco's King Hassan in his struggle with leftist Polisarlo guerrillas marks a refreshing departure GOP Seeks 3=Mfle from recent U.S. policy In Africa. Heretofore, the administration has proved all Strategic too willing to subordinate American interests, and Island those of our allies, In a transparent attempt to curry favor with antagonistic African leaden. The • • II net result to date has been an un recedented, and evisie -1, osutions largely unresisted, expansion of Soviet and Cuban 1 Influence on the African continent. ByDONGMFF WAIINGTON - Although the presidential clinpalift will be the stellar attraction in the Although this self-defeating policy has been There may be some quastlon as to what the nest year's political circus, the center r Identified chiefly with former U.N. Ambassador convnlseko Investigating the Three Mile IalaiI forcontrol 01 many stale legislatures ________________________ Its devotees till wield influence at Y And actually accomplished, but none whatsoever s provide i fiICIMtlfl( sideshow. I the State Department and on Capitol Hill. Thus the cans and RePSbnbecause the sensible White House decision to sell King Hann power Is to play jjwill bet:een crudd T[.iI handful of light reconnaissance aircraft and our *sum future. iston elected neat yow will be iidned - Il1 That failure - If failure It Is - may be helicopter gunships has aroused considerable wills tha politically aitiv talk of reshaping I trthutabi. to the InadequacY 01col'IPlIselon, or 000CIOna1 districts forth, decade on tM II opposition. __ may be i cOiquuiee Of the co"iplezlty of tip. Of the 1990 CIns of ition. But consider-the facts. King Hassan has boors a 11 su A*bOV(h blatant girryinindirlag the longtime friend and ally - the United States. Ni ,13man panel scientists and 101 of geographically distended Almost alone among the Arab states, Morocco has _ taken a conciliatory approach toward Israel and _____voloninous ..s ad analp Oft* the efforts to promote a Middle East peace. Most sylvania accident, Inform Itself to tbs eate4t atm an enarLias coneldirabje possible of the curr.nt data of the art of react recently, King Hauan dispatched troops to Zaire to control over that state's reapportionment , III Ui coaljoi, an study eslathig ionm process. • • N 77 help defeat two Cuban.sponsored InvasiOns of that regulatory procedures. me Democrats cirrently enjoy majorItIes In I[' mineral-rich country. • me conth.Icn it came to was that tip bath houses 01 the l.gftinlwe In 301 For the last two years, Moroccan forces have - comp 'siding circandances, "an accident with only 11 data fer1tt Mile Mind was eventually _leivitabis."Put. Rspubilcans. Nebraska has a non.psutinen k,ulso been struggling to keep that portion of the the, even should the oomniIon's rscoc4. imkomeral 1itur,, and control Is dividsd estern Sahara ceded to it by Spain out of the wai. NESS mendatlons be adopted In 1.10, there can be' between the two pasties In the r-' elgM hands of the Poliurio guerrillas. The guerrillas guarad.e that there will be as ssrions , t receive nuclear acell have tarpted i • i. i 1 r' Ubya and. the SovietflOfl Th atwe maturnwhsreashlftoirslatively ndaUon. other than_1* u vesiu interest UI UIYUII UW w6lwru sUiS proposal that the ftvasan fsd.14l few seats "dgM the GOP the control It seeks rich phosphate and uranium deposits to the West. - ad the party Is seeking to rains nIWons of be replaced by Nuclear Regulatory Cc.nmL By IaBOY POPE - curiously, the United States has hewn to a dollars to finance that Art. Amerkma ecomeny aside big sort trading a new esecidive aamcv with a single directc IJPI Bi Wilier are nothing more than common sea' Ci'np'die Republican stMiglat. have Ms1ed the fastidious neutrality on the question of Morocco'i "01 the 1*199 manefactaW evpaih. Is PSCI15 the public should have had eve claims to the Western Sahara, But now that the - lower hoàesON 01 the 1g'twe Is DsIawaie - NEW YORK (UPI)-ThsUnlInd$IMesaeedi lt • 4so !New y*Nonaper"ld _ P Pollsarioguerrillashaveeatended the flIng Ub H!s. _ as -. morocco ftaelf,, K1ig Hum has iroesdur.., butter tr." for reactor opiralo .1 - aslw*v.. . Ma _NE Par w ow asietala, to --', mom to in a male never bsbe -. • 'it_m CIltoruIa, Tman, Wisosasin, Feuuyhaaia, Ut, parent of the kehespe Groep, a 190-yearfljg,jbeê of claims on Ainirlc&fl loyalty IZId 14) eppur to have bro* ns rt beck whare - old BolIMb trading eateeprine mad. sp 011$ aaiu6 by American producers except port.Denying this request, as Congress has the Miamerl ed C.umivllret. started - wondering where we gi frens here Mthoes the Democrats lack the moasy and c011!alhi scattered ar.Sd the isiW. * in brief peeled r air Wield W II lje power to do would nnlv chill a valuabI irt• N vktaly as teteigi ce"ipi'Mhi' w aisit, esme sb . 1:-by thu Earl 01 aid was strictly mmpswor to mi a Sal a.s4fla th di,111l1iU or Of urlw snare. : k4 a. ne .iu MaYbS aid maybe at. U we haven't be ep eqout tr dapeadi on to a fUy. enterprIse all 90 years . le -interests.IIBi1 bans t ! to Amwi,.0 success Is pi-sinly. contrary err1 they aid. me aags NS laY answers, seas q'satleas have at many t"Mwesma,,spseked lat year. k "We are rssfly glebsi." sold Pelt "We 6a posed - tsthMmqthpesthsIsensdp. Americs aapys maipimeat in ad very buen d,th.GOPcsuMlesetbsmugIs01 yeorlyvekn.daØ6 • •- - H . deeoav'vc),. power esdgidsIttowardi weuth 01 the pres we i,ljuate in will udpuIto man* a ,i'-tiai osalM*new bell toeemsleglintwes, vvlcuweivewilbtruisby. BoI1." meaelseftheeapeutma.s.easatconiay macshrepInt*dit prient uter has iaii'iv ietmmy Iac"mpe as jat ai,a Marsha er nO 01 ls,a 27seseld Is iairi.* uL*. * ,bsically Is - a Allme - -'1. 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Nice Day Cain Laundry, CJefled Spits; 1inc Can Plartos Istftvs*, 5; Mary Punt $4.7; Bonnie Richarde Hioli Games: KaThy Csspsr 135; )--1o: Bole Johnson 310; Barru Sylvia Hulwt $45; Gladys Deyle *43; Bosat 310. Hstsn HanINn 177, 4015sf V01I 0fs NIiInts: *71.175: Olony Oudr55i 101: Joy Is Lucy Hod's. She Is plus So pins. WaIters 117.172; Mary Johnson $07; Jack Hunt got a turkey. High Kim KilOens 101. scratch team series by Silver HlhSsr4s: Kim K110re470;Joy Dollars *755. Walters 401, Alice Handnichs 477: Ginny GaudrsauUI: Carolyn Seth 433: Gladys Doyi. 405; K.th $ Conve Coo.r $35.ed rt Splits: Evelyn ByUnItedpro. is.stio.i peak. Florid. could have very Imi u is neipna at lbs Saturday's Georgia-Florid. emily hmim Auburn (width Bal' t$, "Agpuli the gane is being played In the wen 14.13) Imi week. Alabama dsl.ms (whIch lead. Gator Bowl dad.gn, bi* the the 'iMion In fewest poilt. ofty OH.IV HiII5hts: Kathy Cooper I strikes Ir. a row, Helen Harrison, won event most . yielded), psopSs dent have 9*1" In its outcome !11 the othWathoutbstillsom m1& clINICS togiimechoft_a turk.y. Star of Wool Joy Waiters hidyouto tIth&" he 84W BowL They have had a. many in. awill be ui to u T.O.I.P. UGeorgiawlmthsregionally liii.., sçschally on Osfena., th e nation's iongsd winjIng $VdinIs: (1) FamIly Feud, (2) d lb. Bulland they have still hem an Genes Drywall $pray, (3) C. " t.Isvlasd game, replace them with quality atea to is i_a. o .at.i petition Sowing Pro Shop, (4) gs are point favorites ,, p5yeg$ H Its record f. mist eon.eclSive Noflicsi.r. of Issuty, (1) WH.I thevials's Gators, ft fl SEC wim to 11, Over lbs pmi EkMIborw, (I) Watts AC., (7) 01113?AUbIEli tandilli between Sarisour Sr's., i its. Flunlios, (5) Gsoslia.P'Iorlda became a four sworn, the Q4mip 'i iform Gon, (10) BAA. ti ugar Bowl tel j ev coatmi huwonl$o(MslMOg_as y iris ServIce, (II) West liectnic bioth n those it Is only 44 dtW regi (12) The Plewers, (13) The _1 — toiah.aakedNebsia. Malnt., at pr.sss*. lost Un(14) TonelloCoost.. (IS) No. ilaidonautoma eS MIsfits. tt tIni u its game with in the s_a I, (10) Hoisman I Holiman, (17) The PFOhIsOl, 10 LW Alabama by r.g to thing. 1P77 semen and to topran ked &sinew macis., nu Love SugarBowl Ii cosleIroed, Ii the lime of the besti Øugs of Jan News Pest contrsi, 1*5) from 7:34 Soidhurn Cal in ft. t hird gems Iste ng Florid. and - Aubmi Central Aluminum, (IS) scitu. . i' i _a cst. woeld givea.orgIaMI.eataths All In the family Inothur SECactlosSaturdey, Toe,rpnies,(21) (12) All Ir. ttss family. with top-ranked Alabama re ftnew oppsa ". may 131b-runkedNolre Dame willbe High Games: Io,sr Quick 22$, (whlth theBidldopdon'tplay) be on rughonal tsIs,Ishon the IudCampbsIl222FraokTerollo2lo 5. . Margaret Meyers 312. Jr. for the Southinalirn Ciii fcIes4ng Satuday when ft .vikM f_ace champissakip aid, heals P'ant ii Florid..Inany Vpj,ad e Mim at Lowis 21L Linda Lewis 157, Ginosr ibon 151 Sutch Mac Moor,IN, Es.Alabuva played in lbs ems, Alabasa Cash Bear y 04tH. lryant lie. Ctsk Tamills Chuck Mac NaSis 50. CaIhy Imi&arBout,theSECa as will be at Ilbrenhsd Plad. 131yle157,Tony DunklnositIN, 'Imipsara" *11 wield iU's &InI. "1 ha their .ti, Ak' Force at Georgia Wody Sensss$52. NessTrier III. plS Georgia hi lbs Sugar B.I. bulno." mid &ymi. ' Thth, Loelauths at )Iipl.L. Sandy Justice *43. Carol Dunkiosso hornsteem mahu that deci. M15 at " Jr. Lewis NI lager Bo Although lbs Sugar Bowl shorn. I've p enough problems )4j of HiSirius: w"g pç Tsr-.$Io 10, Sad obviously would prefer a of my 015 iii tO $ii IIvalH." Ca.noH Illi Tony Donisinoon Ml, match-op between Alabama GlennMis 343.Csover$sd 10111: Stats, hu o 66C Sad Dayfe $10 — Cathy 040.1.15. ad adhsrhlgh.renklngteem. P'-'a isa P Fluid. SIMS, Width _a OlSon NIgNighWs: Sandy Justice. pIbIyin aiboudoun for the over 21thraiked liii blS swed# to ft fj perfect 1w of Wiiis pIus 135 pIns. Tony S natleurnl c ..yLo11dp, Sugor &ymi aId ft may iii be slow is faverw by $u._ Carol Duokinsen left have lad rodor Mq Ribs's liMb C.rJ.a. uhIth hu as aId N G.srgia the hId, "Lad these N$NISNUI$ "We'd(real lh with open were en the var. of biN' Ins by standings: ole MW Pub, at LSckV C1Nve0. I155t Cr15 a' adga is with Our bowl eii 4_a. *iU kw HWAL OFleseaLasnk. Taps I — ad list (burn with r* ormied pr," aid \ s.),1e*admhuus. a,• - Sanitation, "We a'is , lailim Rosily,_WOTM Na. 2, Nestle.. (sub Vhs. I t.gr.OWhuaMd 1MbI1Uhu WOTMas. 1, 14.J.,J is. csn.i cet.sn, $15 f*slbslgamaymig* e, I1 04* ON." aid is.n*moa iss.tt. Niscisces, Jeannie pmiFlorid.,.paicNyalsr Esmi ft by beak adsr øenum.r lie. - . : a -1 CoiNs 171 Rae llflUumNt 175. vi've i weekbyad , Vets 115w 175, LouIse Nail 01 hue do a ld how am we 107. Id. laSer 115, Jan tIee Ia. I OM • been ad 1km tHINMittMl Sinless Carol catn 45es -jil lbs thus." "WVnialy o,y at bsii -JII Juh Nkfiew 454, MICe Qu. this aeon's," said D.W. sop,, is., m ci, as. ON 111C IN24I VIIrid. Casrto1 SpiN: NIcy bonN ngg15ng :u. lbs Guts have d. in eu.u1 had's as I Geu'ga lugais 7i Wi's, hi MSnIN Lid. hu a weISV SW, Ions tgijp'Iufly 3.7g ofmit. 14 playeda mesh $osghsr p11 with a pftaw am II,W. of Mi sidiedilegueshmaliddw 11 inns — '" gaI,weshn --- 24. OIMrNil**:TwrNays.Col ML to be opprseu a aIdN minê1inMi Aibsugh Ilanemse as by IN , SI: (I) IsNss. (V (35 CorOna Pour. (4) -=-' in 11 iii ao SV 0s. CM when U$4We — vI 'uSo.U) *, (SI Nv 5P I H.pp.nfrq" b:id sacks liii..- NJ 75 (:.., (50 LW WILt tiuuu," aid Vsls Ilisa he -. by a_- u IWW ad -__ - loa The INs LJi I INs Vinso Cora ii, :-- sasni aOa . •11n, IS'lS. _____ WS. Pit. IS Bears 'Gators ______ And Bulldogs _____ homowu rival UCLA, will wsá, and MlcIp. sUe Noith (ralj Tor 1i ClnCkVifl 33 OMO U7 ThSGWO$Ildopa3ato -have lii hans full UI. Mtir. hw4won 33.11 wto over Pw' sore a close winover toii the 7'4 for the SEC tills, day with th Wuhlngtoo des. fjp,ut p Now Mistico 14 244$. _______ pd, (gijijili, UIs Ii lbs shield have 11111. troeble Hh$IL Ineinr o"* the The aa'prs Indlw and I Cilkis 33 Nldtmonl 7(N) lea to IIVIS Ii the 1111W2$uffi Carslina (N) UIN flvblas Florid., 1ojss* have too meth .wwIe slivua., wblth have thire so thus &owd phuvi A esidel psrasl d all 34.7. Ashun ftgw.. to take forth. Hwildn ad wiJ rdrida a& sh idW"rroUIs pertM a avallakis to lbs 'g4 $iis, 1144. And horns a 11.34 vhdory. outh l,wW'',dastoths*, Harvard U Poor. Ii Hospi. F.r.cullod -TinaL Eecky wWiuss p .Somsiibsn inthspacilwill b ethsHooisntaksshup Camicocks, 21.11; BrIgham Kwitudy Is indkiius lbs fawrsd __ •li,ang Vaadsr*, 144. flnd Raiinvd o,, for a 21.14 trhsmpb. Nor. _ it 35 will pwull IU PI'SiiICSIIJ -a - Louisville U Msfr.ds all In lbs SIC, urn. hdUh1( 33.1$; Arizona 5t.ti'i Rim thwsem will win one Mi Miami (0)27 Kent it 17 Bomb '---'-' jg •MUUlU 111 ''' !UIU•II "7 lbs MldtIssn 33 Pta1is U &vii, fl5Wiiiijiii5 W ' W U W 1 &nd N*e 5 Will Will MIdtlgan it 77 Mlonaula 1* Principal hiiinii wW csiiar uus.sonsos dnds In lbs presuos MiIij, will dS11 1$gWI&9'1slll, 3441. And MisSMI 14 Talons 7 (N) p15) on lbs male, osalsornos races Midpuii. U1A, 334$; and Califorala remember, yos reed that MiSSOUrI 13 Iowa SIll 3447 rn ____th w..vIn rn.stnMI j floida — ' ___ NavyV$vrscuss 21 RU'S in hew w 115 them ç al thus twe dubs. lbs record is a blacorhN NI*adkanus$tls AlsO lb. r, *it. rvnçl NiU CVOHAS 34 C$ImM 9 InlbSSE JdLI rsó$41.Wblth—b.4kh— •. leak for Pens liii. to b In the g I, N.bsa ad In do m is Law,It tsr is 4h wi I l almost tempts your OWioma, pçA&iifo RUth (ulhs SIMS, 2444; e so T 21 aloe yule, ill mistMsMWid csirsthii topick a tie, to anal blood!ht4 on Nov. 34, ft ft to Newt Navy to dual $vracens. 2741, state km 17 t..r.. Kona 6 NrllpIlk of lbs yu 1 lbs make the record 1w dIIkIs. will sore ksiaieMve vidociss ftd ,. ___ ad ViOlowe to win a Psen P35N Carolina51* 14 Y1110 B Reviver, we us Texas ids w= VI1 tipire, bum how MMl rival P1it$ure, a WS VWetI. 17 Eamis foss. I , ZI L.. .4.a i.-i -y • I.. 1J 1 VIrs T.. 1741. uIlri V Army 1$ ill) tabs $ S5'ISWI N SswIlr.s Orson 11 Isalias Caorali is $443; wmild usrorhss — hal by will kin q sa.ss Stale 041. , . New onwithmyfsre: IMU 10 W1Ns $113 li.. U.rIT -Ui — lOWe a ________ . 5 _i£L. -, 1%mm UI W&SU 5 S 7. uA 31 Groom to ijI tolbs ww .w inthe di11g Ilsmi IL TIpls 15 AlaOams U UI) 11 (Ii) twIe toes hikk — u, ' 31 " •' " iii I dsIsW millS's. tiser Ilyast's Ai'. MW a faster in lbs 24Ry mUi a — , = ?idt35TCt it Ariessis so Isis WAP U 11 3"t lass (a'.. l'ii'r be SIC tills '°ius will d,f.M will bory Kong. 3M P$lsv's tutu NYIs1snss IIAflaNs ascass as Hartford Mimsossle sl Cs(srNs —Kogler's Komer— . I BulldogsTo Whp Florida G ato rs By 29 ____ oesr.i, 1. 3 TorsWo 7, $t. LOuis 4 Ti4y• BWO9I SasNr ! il r WII*$ RIS0 NY Renews 0, In Are 01ro Basketball V Tilt " WITH ONLY 10% DOWN . . , R.Oaplwj~to_..rav - *,r , s..,. . i.r$IZI$ofl..1.4_ _ , Underway Today '. . I. :.- Elimination came im- overall and 40 in the Longwood The Casselberry "Mice", Angelo's mediately following at the league. They will host their own sponsored by restaurant, had their most hanchoftheClubJuanaSathts, tournament - the 'Santa Impressive showing thus far in 8to 1. The Mice hung in, trailing Clause Special" on the weekend their "young" life as they 3-1 going Into the last Inning of Dec. 7.9 in Casselberry. Any finished fourth out of 16 teams when the Saints iced things. women teams interested in this past weekend in the Talasko's 2 hits were tops. entering may call Mickey. The Mice are now 12 and 7 Norton at 831-6786. tourney run by Sonny's Barracudas at the Ward Girls Club In Pine Hills. The Mice, in existence only since last t March, won four games before being eliminated In the doubleloss and out, tourney. TheMiceopenedupagainst Wekiva Gardens and won 7 to 3 as Sheila Dixon spun a sevenThe 4th Annual ZInn Beck A double header Is scheduled hitter. Pat McDonough led the Invitational Baseball Tour- for Friday with Milligan 'Mice with 3 hIts, Margaret nament, sponsored by Florida against the University of Miami Peters, Lisa Talasko and Dana Baseball School gets underway at 5:00 p.m. and the nightcap at Haleall chipped in with 2. Hale, today with three games 7:30 shows Rollins taki ng on Peters and Tarni Hankins were scheduled. Jacksonville University. outstanding at short, third and At 2:30 at Sanford Memorial second - handling a dozen Baseball Stadium Rollins Saturday's features show the chances between them, cleanly. College will take on the University of Central Florida The second game knocked the University of Miami. The five meeting Milligan at 11:00 a.m., Mice into the losers bracket as o'clock game will feature Jacksonville University takes they met the eventual cham-. RolllnsagalnstMllllganandthe on the University of Miami at pions the MisFits nightcap at 7:30 has the 1:30 and the final game of the The Mice led 3-1 going Into the University of Central Florida day shows Rollins meeting the fourth, were tied and then gave taking on the University of University of Central Florida at up five runs in the 6th to lose MIami. 4:00 p.m. eventually, 11-4. Talasko had a homerun and double for the Mice and Renee DiCarlo added a pair of hits. McDonough was superb in left field with 8 putouts. Dixon took the mound again for the Mice and almost had a ' perfect game as she won, 150 over Piezo. The only hit came in the fourth and the only other 0. runner to reach base came in .. . the last inning on an error at first. Tern Fry and DiCarlo smacked four hits each, McDonough had 3, Hanklns, NOW Dixon and Julie Geesaman all 2 apiece. DiCarlo also had 5 rbl's. Next came Jack Setms of Winter Park and an extrainnIng 9.8 win. A double by Margaret Peters, an intentional walk to Tern Fry, and singles by Talasko and DiCarlo drive In the winning run. Peters led the attack with two triples and a MON-SAT 7:30-7 double. GeeSIUWI also had 3 SUNDAY $0.4 hits, McDonougb, DiCarlo, Roae Fry and D1*0s all 2 eh. CoinIng tISc - luaday 1 &CE rdng ear1 the Mice defeated t ?"85 PARK DRIVE SANFORD UfldowMT5, • tO 4 on DlCarlo's 7 hItter. Renee also had 3 hits again. Peters and Hale added 2 apIece. t B eC Ic Eve ' r1 , r : , ' ", two" Poaey said con- presurelsoff c*rninireinainingencounters"The mental state at the with LymanaidtakeBrantley. playerstsbetter.We'reready . •,. WASHINGTON (UPI) — Earl Jones, the &400t.11 twolltime Poseyapes the one will togogst'em.Wewanttobeia '..:, ' Parade magazin e high school All-America who moved to come this Friday when the the State playoffs. That's what -. ,, . .' '.. .; Washington this fail, has been ruled ifteligibig for bs*db&U in GreyhowIds Invade Seminole we'relocklngtorlgjtnow," the hid first semester. Jones may appeal theruling. Stadium for an 8p.m. kicoff. classy coach confirmed. ...• -, . - -. . JOfleS tral35ferredfromMount Hops, W.Va., to SpingarnAs It has all year the in jury State playoff Is not on the : .. : HhghSchoolbut wasruledIniligilI. Tuesday by the DIM&*OI Jinx Is st ill troubling the mind of coach Bill Scott of the CoiWflbIaaChOolbosidbec$useh5wa5a.1g0,,ajSp'Inohi—t thal histImeln the LymanGrsyhounda,rigftnow, 1 '.f schooldaysImiapril54atMoan HopsJones rarely attended oftenaive becidield. It!!1TVVa1 ii. cl_as at Mowd Hope after ths bosk.tb.l1 seas ended In 'anklesLyinanhs3.3overalland3$ln L 'pa.4 Bgp '7 March. Tobecome eligibleforlb.second onmider,which th,cot1e*'e. U SemiZSGls j• begins Feb. 4, he mat maintain the rapdrad aftedonce aid 'c" IoljitockabsdIdtcn his twicetoLake Brantiey and academic standard., Lyman and said Posey ofUs Injured Mainland 4 c ' bsaflve-waydeadlockforflrd , TheThbe,uio. hasa healthy Artba'JacksonhithsFIveStu. .. •••' EWPORT, ILl. (UP!) — The 1W Hooddsigas120$stirwho boiled for 151 yard. twoItWOUldinc1ud Seminole, . lt Independence Is being sorapped by Its syodicat., which weeks ago agilmi Lake HOwe'S :: i 'jand th 4.3 record.. pillbuildanewcontender for the 1140 America'a Q p cam. and t urned In a good per- and ,,,, .., i101,1 Dt iI I..hI£k. _l 5were e i.gn.eniu....,,&,.j,, .I.e. 'h,t.p IM•7U5Uq*i 10$130 the.ormanc. • -WMII ° said,, abo ut tha,bootul,wInchesandsfmilamat.riajoflthenewboas Haven, 115 WIll be paired with the possible Outcome. r completion by April 1. the nh54JoeBaker Independencesyndicatechairman Daniel D.Slz'olunelir of The TrIbe, 44 for the season, teamtobeatad ' going to #carsI said the ., flSWhI1wWbedsMga.dbyvlSerbut 4-1 Inconference and • ry thing to d' sarine architect David Pe1ck and lIlt In NewporL All pest districtIscoining ofttot* f the ' fleems or less did . America'sCop13-meter entries have been bidli In either lcusstoLak.Howell(14o)aadaiaii "' thena vwl.1'g V-' .ewo.. rr Wilder Haven (214), which hu votefrm theUodschoo1jwouJd eausedsoinsconcsrnforthe bitakeuitod.teriiilnewho . Tnr•. Douanu, SN1. head . Danv•r , - WNW meet tw"Ww ,, ': "w.li to Ion . tiut Island. DENVER (UP!) - Denver Coach RedMillerWedeesdayis itswuit ga me "Poesy said "They (Merritt "land) are said three'players war# MW as quadion" for Sondlil about the loss to the Silver we Othe four best tam In the home game against Now Englantill 1i Defensive coach Roger Beathard of the Fighting Semineks presents'a familiar Hawlin that could have clinched COUNTRY," Scolt boasW FAMILIAR Miller said safety Ber nard Jackson, with anarchInjuryand t he uu. "it_pIlcMSddngi about the east coast face once again with the Tribe Player of the Week Award. Reggle Campbell, ace linebackers Tom Jackeon and Joe Rim., with Maid., and f or s." STORY ai iest4A linebacker turned In aasther outstanding performance against Winter Navel kneeproblems, wereew1'onahIs LW thi PatriOtS $ 5 th Alongwith e physical champlon."Wbo ev .r wins last week and will lead the8emlnole'. efforts against Lyman Friday night. 4ackson was given lbs bedthence ameng the tires of playingbeMil4 tiroiib injuris the better be. riady for thus" 411111*- Transf.r Rulod ln.ligibl. Thursday, Nov. I, 1S75-7A Mice Finish Fourth Tribe To Clinch Title FOt' Falling With Poor Showing -------..+-: '. r.'.ESLU,l ;&fl - ,', ,. - '. • .. 7r ri - .' .' '.ø 0' - -r - .'t .,., r w' r - -- - - . .t __ td4# --- L' - -. b, ' �' .-. 1.-1V1a111I Nsrald,, Sealer Fl. I - . ..-- - .__._._ ,_ .. - ..J--_- --... - .. -1 - Thursday, Nev. $, in, -- 'Jaws' Swallows Foes In OURSELVES Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Television Ratings Game NEW YORK (UP!) - nedy, which ranked 6d on a was switched oft by most of its 3:60 Minutes; 4: M-A&H; 5: same for the concluding Dallas; 6: (Us) Mork & Mindy of 95 "Jaws"fla" its pi an d Little House on the Prairie; and gobbled ç the opposttlon Among the new shows to ran k episode on Oct. 30. 8: Tail; 9: WKRP In li well In the pad week, ABC's last week to top the Nielsen d Regular series that appeared cinnatl; 10: Dukes of Has" of most wat ched shows. "Benson" and 'hart to Hart" Not only was the show top- were In the top 20. CBS' ln the bottcrnlo ofthe llst-and ranked on the ratings lid, bi "Trapper John, M.D.," which therefore In trouble - Include, ABC Research estimates its so far has been the bed from bottom up, ABC's showing of the film reached an received new show of the Detective School," NBC's audience of 10 million Amen- season, was pre.empted for "Shirley" and ABC's "The Ropers." csns who saw aflor part o( the "Teddy." movie Howard Fast's "Freedom The lO top network television Nielsen, which bases Its Road" darnlng Muhammad All 'ograina for the week ending ratings on the number of got the treatmefdlt deserved by households viewing a show - casting for "star" quality Nov. 4, according to the A.C. there's no way to accurately rather than quality of perfor. Nielsen Cb., were:. '1 messiwe the number of pecple mance. It received a decant l:"Jaws" (ABC Sunday huddiedbelore each tube - simpllngln its opening se. says 29, but movie); 2: Three's Company; was delivered to quenc. on Monday, 29,760000 households per aver. : Thursday, Nays, 979-li an. ' 1' . •--" - . record, how.. ver which still resides with ,' "Gone With me Wind" and its 33,1110,0 33,l90,000hofl)esper average rude •..! The fine performance of "Jaws" insured an ABC win in the ratings for the Week with 4 ' ' '. CBS second and NBC trailing ln Major construction began recently at John Knox Village 24-A Aisles Drive, third. ABC paid 25 million for DIG fl Orange City. Both the activities center and the Ned-Center are scheduled to be the film and charged 7ertla1poL 000 per completed before Fall 1980. A three-story mini-rise containing 153 apartments as vi Importanc ,4.v,i of e to the will adjoin the other buildings. The existing village contains more than 340 network, the'huge 'Jaws" cottages. audience helps boost 4&'s November "sweeps" perfior. mam - the W-60 ratings 146 cally wiped out the conipititlon NASHVILLE, Tom. (UP!) before the show. The record said. "We felt like it was a hit like the single, well be back In Part 2 of Gregory Peck's Moe Bandy and Joe Stampley company had stoffed "ilcen. when we cut It so we Just went the studio. I don't think either "MacMthir," which fInIâi,d were frisked, then handcitfed sea" to attend the reception In right along with an album," one of us has had a record hit dead last in the ratings, and the by the Nashville Sheriff's empty Pearl bow cam Bandy added. this fad and this popular," CBS News Special Reports P. Dep1t documentary on 441'4dy" icon. Much to their sunrise, the Be* salt uirn wi 1,1010 1U15C15 num ailu rim U* gum 1WICI song shot to the No.1 spot on the outsldea beer joint. with two good oil boys Moe ths.Nowu.y'reI,gfor They didn't drink too much Bandy and Joe Stampley, and another three singles off the beer, or Into a fight, though to celebrate the release of their albwn. many fiats have clashed to the duet album "Just Good 01' ."People said we favored each I tune of their 200 proof, hardcore Boys," the Invitation read. other sang some of the same j. country honky4onk. It just But the hype wasn't nec..- sop and we look alike," another example ofwhat record airy. They really are down campedes will do to attract home country, Bandy from SIampl.y said, trying touplaln :-. sudden suiccess. CfOWdI. MI.ppl and StamPley from theBut they feel there's a Mm. The duns record company, Louisiana. pier explanation. which shall "We travel the road 250 to B ; also resdeda beat up Chevy ft solo careen Stwipley did ' pickup truck so Oat Bandy and his cheatin' and deinkla' songs days a yew and you use that l- Vty ceeld ie* illse the sad itampisy t truck there's people oat there atng foro.odzy music, Cery 4: "It was a blast from fanthe past tastic!" Jackie Goodman said regarding the BYOB benefit for retarded adults sponsored by the Kathleen An. derson Comprehensive Work Center Saturday not at All Souls Social Hall. Mrs. Goodman said 38 door prizes were awarded and the event netted over $900. The same group plans a Roaring Twenties benefit next spring. Caroline and Richard Bruce, right, won the jitterbug contest while Sandy Jones, far right, wowed the crowd with her version of a car hop from the 150s era the theme of the event. - NCE £ £ . THE PAST UnNmdVft . "Jaws" A BLAST FROM - - ' - WO N'T Y OU j ...4.• 'Moe A --------- -- - •. . . Joe"Just Good 01' Boys' - :-'. o .• 4), . NsrsIi Pub Iv 01 OiwIg MRS. DONALD LEE LARGENT 7" . - - M is s . .. flni fill get COUNTRY CASUAL PINE GROUP 7 pIese beautiful loather look Navgak,di cuuthleed with dir-shin Nsrculeu. It- foslures ala gad match roveri bb u1lsn. am heivy ..ed _____ ___ ______ ___ - ___ 1NCLUDI$s 9*,. chelr, rotter, inma., * asild weed .md tclhe ___ IN "We were dcng the Wembley change diring .ths Elvis PresMival In England. We was ley era, We almod lost coustry - ___ just sitting thur-i, me, Moe and Ray Baker, our producer, when oitot the dur blue *yIodd, 'Hey, Moe, would this ring a b.flInthe dates: Mo. sad Jos.' We gal backto the dates and did It," Stamplsy said. The two bearded usutheisars wut No a studio to cut ems __ esag but end.dupwitham, relertal for a '1appy beer d.ag" album. ____ 11 helare the .welon my piano playef wrote 'Jut Gssd ' lays," Itampisy - __ I I COMPARABLE PRICE '599 __ GIFTS FOR FRIENDS & FAMILYI Personalized Service Mum Lynn Elgin and Donald laetergent was married on DEAR ABBY: The latter In the end of the line? 10K ASSESSOII and call that Oct. 20, at 6p.m., at the Conustunity United Mathodid thuds, Many times that .econd piece office. They have a Ucird of . Mth - p..tt performed the caidioiigtt your colwnn from a 111-year-old oor d.en'cut, religious Utah boy of meat will be left on their whs pays taxis em what. The wit. u.1.sasd "via to be ewa away. plates IN WIIS IS ________ _ at . 9511. m±1. ud 0. i' at .ncl.*,d uug sn when Kid. aren't the only ones wit. do - "l yew Lcngwoot The bridegroom Is the em of Mrs. Margie Largest it. .. hit horns with this, and you can't blame them; d,chtidy the mar. Langwood and the ida Mr. lariuds up for five they've had some wonderful teachers In their own fathers. Given In - byberfdbar,ths bride ctee.torhor,owpa A*mdero, Calif., for just Shall ri' tell our guests how llelIgt* gown w4th po&jvJ aseldin, that reasonmuch meat to take the first Offenders.") cam MM Deep laos ndllss formed ths bottom of the skirt and ___ train. Wide laos ___ I notkod you told that kid to I am now going for weekly time around? ( should we just chapel id.har inns veil of IU*II go to his loosi mental health counseling aewions with gW serve pasta? was adorned with seed canled a ceecads of whit. didc for help.-l1t advic, was wife. Our daughters are also FEEDING PIGS IN roses cotter-id with a the but, Abby, and I hops he getting help they need to help NORMAL, ILL. Nancy Boyer attended the bride a.maldofhosor.Brid,emaid. 1 it, them understand what has DEAR FEEDING: Whim BookMdCamie1 Julhi New ad Donna am getting Counseling here, happened them and why. I cediag pig., diet dew the. 1dsM1caI bug er feli'n,d of blue silk. ad new i wsaurstaiui that I When I darted the program I I. kelp themselves-SERVE Ushers were Turn have had this Mcinui that was very much ashamed and ThEi Dab. Elgin served his brother but -,Win,Alm Br9==dCbwJwCb@p=&&iganns igia and DIM tamed me to little kids ever didn't realize that there were DEAR ABBY: I live In a my since I was a 111*1e kid myself, other suffering from the same tdgh.clw apartment building. Griffin, cousin of the hrl, were flower girls, ___ But I never knew It was a sickness, The manager of this building Is Thereception was held in the thirds Alfl a Mknem,IthoagItIwas Most folks don't know that not doing his job and l think his - following a wedding trip to the Neith throlina moustalus, the row pin.rI. difld molesters are victims a actions should be reported to newlyweds are '.ik4ng their horns In $fort Th. bride Is a Too bed nobody told me to go mental Illness. We need more the owner of this building. bockks.psr at Longwood Aatcmotiv.. lb. bridegroom Is a toa Medal h,ewi clinic whenl than pwslthnsent 72" WIDE When I asked the manager need member of the Longwood Fire Dept. Was 1$. I could hay, saved a lot treatment. Thank you for let, for the owner's name, he of kids sums bad experiences thig messy this. refused to give itto me. He said, my" nd MraIgMIii,d out "no owner dosus't want tobs GETI'INGHELPINORE. Taken without having to be locked up DEAR GETTING HELP: bothered by any of the tenants; kit), . & (( In a hospital. that's why he hired MEl" Aid (bask yea for saying It ANNIVERSARY SPECIAL Free blood r'san e tutb and idormatlon about Medicare. I find out who the FIVE YEABJFOR DEAR ABBY: What do you how SUPER QUAUTV &clal Ssarlty and other aedal q,tc'ea halpful to seater citineus. BAD WAYS do when you we serving a large owner Is? will be available Saturday at a booth ipamered by the 880=0 INTED VELOIJI DEAR FIVE YEAh: I number of peopleyn NO NAME IN M4CH WASH Junior Womam's b in s AJI*da Mu, SOU '1 1BOSM heard (rem a emprislag guests tge two servinp of 49 OpesfromUa.m.to9pa.,thksinpaitofthsedw ur ii resiers ohs shuw DEAR NO NAME: IAek in 2 VL at mall aid w be atded by Yem Fm' RiSi never considering whether year teleph.0 beck uder Memorial IkapiW ad MmIlim of ths wem's club MAR *WY: lbesk you for there will be enough for those at C(*JNTY TAX CO1.01 5-00 OFF OLIN ALREADY I) Da band to anaser r1e vii ha Turl eBs, ocler of printing that letter from " the hospital's Isciahluwlos Depaitmiut; Raise MeDemald, PER*T IN UTAH, PRINTI social worber at H; said thrul PitamI, tha ooarr wits cuefeised to being a bay (Pr*sal $tauds Review (gN"In) at the did ç 1 I bow his • I,is lodord h"'-, f -" - nL I usually abused MAIDS There will ha bodsats ig-4v in the Cuatral Florida - my 016 davom Will y GWML1RICS*W ares aid what suwicea they_- . bss losiguw aid had to co DISTRIBUTORS INC. ___ r---- 'U- IV ____ _____ - - ' - Abby $57 11T Ptt S my wire - to gownsw towar aa a crut 101A e man. OPINs NIN.& Fri We Tess. t,Thers. 104 M MIS. IUIAIIN Winthbsud.0duOrután to the etusIt.1 - "If the album 8111110 asything D _ = country Furniture t: 'Keep ______ - 4' SAHORD JEWELRY & LUGGAGE marriage I.. "Whsnldomyubowsallovsr IhSUn*1411M910$dSheUU!, It country. kssp It __ cosadry.' I *Ask peel am man ___ people e"g ids NvIIs __ asylag,iwmto cut acsutry ____ album.'" - ii. $mIIüTsIIk*trown music. But It always corn.g back to the beaks," Bandy salt Layaway now for Christmas I -. __ 0hy welcoming reception at Arnie's Pub where *U.d dale beer Isawo saw dint on the floor lito a gooey miá to lmoiortaliss Bandy and Slimphy as a couple of "good ci' boys." They parked the rental ~chepinfrvntolw and radlo n ew at thu pub, end dealiad melde for a quick Merp or two before their show at Naihetlie's Eatt Ion. Two uuikimid of. ftc.,s arrived to "arrut" the cwestry aocnsrs, but ral.aisd them just in time for thek scheduled performance, But the hype be" days Irwri,cra+ Too Bad Nobody Told Him : Re eat Vows Of Mental Health Clinics - . Elgin, - ..,.' wwiuy was - on all y45(0110lst0$I111(ssfIII4 P29 led" Jul of - - •-- -- -.. - - we ,- . .. - . . .. . - NYLON NET Fr.. Blood Pr.ssur.s - . . - • ,r-; ' can - YOU RATE NIGH WITH US ' ______ _____ POLYESTER 4. . . . DEPEND If you're a person of means looking for the best and safest Investment, depend on us. Unlike other short term our rate of return on the. 26-week Money Market Certificate is guaranteed and your deposltisfully Insured upto$40;000byán agency-of the Federil Government. '1 ' IT. Th . * . . ;; _____ kd I I. I •ILii_4.LLI U ,'\ '' -aid - '• q •- .i ..., I'I1 an - 1... . . ______ ' ••-.t . - ._ U801iiiino W. fill C is " , , . . •W-' ..-, - F - ;";• , ;', . - ,' ": '.- I ' - . . . , . -S.. 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'y-.'- - - �- BLON DIE 21—Evening Tlwrsdsy,Nsv.S, 1g7t Herald, Sanford, PP. by Chic '. Young HAVETVONA HUNGRY MA) I OBREAO*NDA MORSEL O CAR 4 , -•. - . . dear.. __ IINIA!I1IIUffluI21N 47 Rackit string _________ N? i materiel ___________ N 4S Piggery I Billboards Ideal as, (ebb,.) smIle ____________________ I Oftsnpickl.d 51 53 Leif I2Neversntfur Bllesiestto handle 13 Biblical Tribe O Lumberman's 14 Aleutian j -4 . N IfD I' 1I(N i. . - .-. , - : .. .. - - . . Rhythm llrth Couttrol - signal inmate 21 Compass BE ETLE BAILEY • ICE CEMi MAW1 HERE 5ARE CHRI A0IN 33 Held In Feminine (suftlz wonder 10!r8n sun 30 Pon of stair 3$ Hockey II Sir. • league (abbr.) 02 Fencing chair I S Lseithen.d • sword 1$ Stairs 53 Urgent wireless 20 convent P0 Z wT by Mort Walker *OLP T145 WNMI Z '1 % _____ ______ T1JCX __________ 1 I 1 64 Nuisance $I of Chief POW 22effieid feature of _______ 17 Gross '4 U Powsrfvl 40 Usd1 hole agency (abbr.) explosive 43 Whirlpools Product 20 Psppewt (sbbr.) 44 Broke, broad (abbt.) 30 Lower(Sp.) 19 Mrs Niion 40 Young men 34 Be IN DOWN 4$hchange 23 Put 35 IndefInite in Foitai 49 Domino I Impudence 25 order 20 Wipes out 50 Cheers 2 RIdicule 30 In lower 3 Folksinger 27DgVsIIra$ 52 Irish clan positIon md 37 Tine $weet 54 Yom 4 BenedIction 25 N 39 Oklahoma n ss S Snakelike fish aperture town 50 For fear that I lard' s river 29 Feint 4llposs.si 50 Landing boat 31 Landed 7 Dance (coat,.) ' Topper' ___________________ Cr.on. Guests: _____ Marilyn Horns, Not That Regular JZAEDMAIIB—IbaW ms quuutio, thM I'm Is'S - . THE BORN LOSER 4 0 j. by Art SansoIn EVENING _____ _____ "CoIuito Try And Catch Me" (1*77) Peter Falk, Ruth ____ (IJ(!)Oàpews I -- (I_N_..___J ____ ____ __ - 30 __ ________ 3$ 37 a 30 40 43 I J 47 4$ by Rob Minima ARCHIE ,i blow NOW A Bulk CN4 ____ 10 m is iies' SWEAT, KEEP ROBBERS THE AW __ . LCD6E. ACROSS THE Do!' HW NATICN! PUTq5 4$ 49 10 51 —— ___ — — PQE* PL.>P1 ___ II 12 13 ———I— the ofa carry an XY pair , of _ _ 13 _lbS holD_ of the uterus. If then's ctwomo.osie' and t5 w111'be 02 — __ ___ __ __ — ____ live spurn'call In the tabs and male. — — — one of thea, jo with the For general Information on IS 15 — — — i , it bocuun.e firtilIned and the woman's cycle and system, — I am sending you The Health a pency has Mtsd.. .5.12 number may vivo - Litton two days and some M.nopatae.Other readers who at l :psdohl of tirns.fl w this lense can send 75 .1 wa with along, staniped, selfu" if you've bad two or three days before addes.sd envelope for It. Send HOROSCOPE • -: ovuheim d livs sperm css your noquiut to me, In ,of fl ayaJ35 wIay - this newspaper, P.O. Box 051, evutitlon ocesi, It's pou4hieto Rada Qty Station, New Yost, . get ipaat. That's irby NY 109. Fr FrN.y, November 9, : — — __ L EEK & MEEK Howls SdInSIdSr 41?, '1HS A 156 1.ETf'CIJ 10 PALS MOM MR 3M Or • ...-•. -.• • YOlI*RIAY ,.:, • --•'J1-'• •...&, I AW Pigs U&MU MoR MAP y"M Ulm W A WN-F ALL rAE INPJMLAL IT TO ME MANY YKARS AGO. Aww" AM AccomCF AW' CAMR! 1p mph U". 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Robinw, whose During the course, students wife, Victoria, lives in Maitland, ro0ved frolaing In 11he duties of a p fly completed training as a tg* Cr$WfP41M W44WIND the tank caninanor under the Ons, Station armament and small woo plans Unit Training (OSUTI Program of In 110111111 the U.S. Army Field Artillery —— • commission In 1N3 upon Pvt. Demyl Drown, son of Mrs. Lakeside Drive, Sanford, rocontl? graduation from the U.S. Air Fake May 1i Y~o Wt Hadley St., Completed the UH-I Helicopter ACad*my, Colorado Springs, Colo. Dollons, recently completed Repair course of Fort RuCker, Ala, He received a baCholor's door@* In troWne "an armor crewman at The course Is designed to provide 1954 from Gooroolown University, f1w U.S. Army Arow School, Fort enlisted personnel With a Working Washington, D.C. Knes, Ky. Mwtvledge In oroonitallonal, direct JACOB LILLIAN The training We$ corwivelod under and genera I support me Intonance on Malor Jacob J. Killion, son of Mr. the One Station Unit Training the UH-I helicopter. Personnel are and Mrs,j (OSUT) Program, which combinss trained In the duties of crew C11141 S. Park Ave., Sanford, has received basic combat tralming with ad. and record keew. the second award of the Meritorious V PLETE I TV Saw, Montoomeryf Ala. He was cited for outstanding duty Wformance while assigned to the Deputy Chief Of Staff fair In. 19111gonce and Owatim Plans at "Wrood"'aw **M, Fort vu. okw. lank wabowwwo aw repair. DAVID LIVILT OSUT Is 9 13-wook period which comibines basic coftst training P`vI- David Lively, ofess wft with akamed IndlvkWI training. students loacned the duties of a AwN. lives In 0w0" r w olelod besic tral"Ing at Fort howltur or am section crownw "IMCA W01illewid ammunition, sstlln fuses and in *114 411111 lust" IM aldo w4 Army LIvely, live In Lake Moves. WiLLIEMM W.,.,7S3en7IN growing chsrs*L communications Beginning subscribers to the Evening Herald will receive Complete 9r Spec. 4 Charles Whole, O., am of history LIS nA ='ffi:'; IfldStiOfl Medal it Foil HOOd, LAIITNITIII I I use wn.ose The Model woe awarded for Such service con be over an whoided peried ' ru i' . ' 5•oilIf With the lit Cavalry do " Ism • ngs for both Cable and Non-Cable Television Including Home Box Office (HBO) which shows first-run, uncut movies without commerci IWI al WIIII" II VU for _ 5lIfl STUDIO LOUNGE Sleeps Two S Sapphire (right) shows a 11115e motherly affection to . hsr cub H.eky,wh11ea.r baby nealion,5k,, 'Waits his tons 8.1 World curator Ed Aip.r said the •IITLIsSSdNj1*•I CSMIHbM by ft $ f0 .- tIclSafod III onassu.IArmy Canto" y. "a ARTSP Is olegWa ft me Oft received ft award while it. , FUNNY SU$INEU - Ithe sea Hole ";ding program has been " $Iwcesstul th at the Orlando park has been able to supply T. 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Ond MWe do* 00 his 1-1111111up by her Clubfiesese. . , HE ID ALLAN 000 johlienn" A show that can be recoin- , movie WAS a hit and the the should feel sorry for their p.m. television show Is dud. victims. The subject is growing up, The script Is dated, which is Then she Is mugged and treated in song, in animation, in another reason. almost raped in the unattended comedy sketches and — most If an enterprising local foyer of her apartment bull- effectively — In Interviews with statlonwere to play the original ding, and she becomes an in- celebriti es who tell about their "Topper" opposite this pale sLant racist, along with being a own experiences. ' WILIURN BROTHERS ___ O5(ffiI) 0:30 ___ the am am romes to ft" AIM" an Ct aim West how all thc marcher, consIders herself a _____________ the spaceship, botonces hiiam- ft" and ft* ow th~ . -. - • I mm w haft ft W" than ''be fill$ on$ Vdanaft3ft gets PORI wAGoflan,ui) NASHVILLE ON THE no*o game aid robber whss.4 . fast. In the movie, George was liberal, and is berated by a mended for kids to watch Is -••.: played by Cary Grant. hard-nosed colleague for her NBC's "Hot Hero Sandwich," Which might explain why the sympathy for criminals when premiering Saturday, noon to 1 . - ____ uth had won the spade be IN M" — I 17, made tall . 5$ ®'''a" pop, ss THE COUN. 2)20UINOY tries to PSI&WM*_•ØWuS Of.r11s.Ms&-over scan. CA AWAII FIVII-O An Unknown person $os So con____ __ 'os________ MoGerrelt HisS a woman £ OMSASY 1Mtb00 _______ ___ Wis Is bslng attached _ clalming ___ i-i TODAY*N.ONDA 5 BARNEY MILLER The 84=1111111101111111111111111111AL&IDA ___ fleabcsnldbe I'S, $WIsv. fl) - There In a puulhi*y you -idgil SCOVIO ( ______ r.jsaninwhidi y w . .-' d1___ Don't I peer In.. dityipkIInMtisI S(S 'S:' ____ - erSw. IT P41KNE ANWR CAVE (1) MNIDHOMS(WUD ______ • -. pslswheasw aiios rItmaybewIteday - 92 N•A.S.H ___ It's bums $jbs thom with A(Mdi1.AU1) -. I a THIS FLA0A DEFORL MR. __ .• • I HEM IsmCip __ . NY(MON) A sion "Topper" to be seen on his domineering, spoilsport living in a racially mixed San script in which there's a lot of ABC of Friday, 9.11 p.m. wife, played by Rue Francisco neighborhood with preaching about racism — Charlie's ex-angel, Kate McClanahan. her young eon. some of It pro — and that will Jackson, wants to become the Andrew Stevens plays Kate's She has been a civil rights offend a good many Americans. ' (I)MIDIA ROUNDTABLE -ir:I Roberts. s-go -BUCK ROSIN IN THE -CENTURY Buck hems . the daughter (Ann Dusenberry) prime . . Of a tyrannical female___ •: • . LAVERNI & SHIRLEY Lay. . erneandShirleYar.,hocked • 10 learn that their old high . . school chub has turned Into a tough gangot$oo.sgprIs . ,,•• ,,8 rial__ Hospital's Future" This Will dIlV5 intO the . - troversy over what to do with - the hospItal, which Is In Poor • Condon. John participants Freddie Mobley, Jack Homer, Bob French and host Pat l4olns5 as ' future of Seminot Memorial .. Hospital. •1:1 '' - UPSTMRt I '"DOWNSTAIRS • - "Th. Fruits Of Love" A sudden financial crisIs thrutens to force the Bellamy. out of their __ . THE NEWLYWID GAME 9$100,000 NAME THAT playing the distaff member of It might have a winner, very frightened woman. couple. They Kate Jackson, incidentally, Is The mugging is a dandy little ash up their car and find cha rmi ng in the mleorigthated episode In television sex-and. themselves dead but stuck on by Constance Bennett, but she violence, and the unlikely fjdi.g can't ca rry the show, t'th, their foflowup the mugger Urlesa they can work a Elizabeth Montgomery tries to break into her apart. Pod deed, fty won't get Into the nod to carry the show In ment to fulfill the other half of matrIarchy, with smashing hea ven. 'Act of Violence" on CBS his criminal ambition is women dominating the tube Saturday, Their good which might be easy on the eyes deed is to teach don't let 911 p.m. Definitely terrifying believable while it's the kids stay up for this going on. but makes for unbalanced Comm Topper, played with one. That's a credit to Miss wrinkled brow Jack Warden, programs Miss Montgomery plays a Montgomery as an actress, but Start with the updated ver. how to have a good time despite divorced television newswoman even she can't make up for a .. SUNRISE a - filIOlI. ' HEALTH PILO •. to Trapper. ____________ • n.rau 7-3S Lacks Heavenly Script heavenly variety this time, husband, George Kirby. •ALL IN THE FAMILY - .go DAY briboto HeflTY$PsatlfleCkIaCito Not Ups and a vanished poker pot are pnenat.d as the iritltlally women Is rolar. festilised ovom multipli, will nl ve abo ut y ali Th ovom Is o Mx boors. The ovom Is rsi also hay, two X chromouoàes. no4u the If the spurn cull that tarWines 01 II pitaltary gId whiab Is the thrcmauon., the union results in a sing. ut11iaepi msr b u r mons g$w4 , fllIfl5, en an udw the bran. A women's whidi b by All the csflsthat are (ormsdin cycleIsmarksd1ybncsd _____ _______ ____ bS subsequent, geowth end — Fit, __ ________ — — — 41 .,.. -- 31 34 • NEWS 6MIA981H (FSONIDAYATATIME(R) at least, not on . Some snobbish characters .°'a about 55 when they invIte Fenais to a hlOh society poity. __ ° you iovvIol.d but Its PSI' illai to try to will have a pair of X ticalenly forwd from the elm chevmosonss. This will be a es —— Thursday, Nov. 1, version, work Is never done TLCLUB - @) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN _______ - 25 24 23 27 21 / S S DIAR IIZADEII — YOU CS1I't carry an X chxeencuone Only, 5:30 () NEW YORK (UP!) III •1UfM1SISlMSSTEl •MACNIIL I LEHR NP0RT 7:30 ic TAO DOUGH fuimid always a GIrl Or Is CheOmOSOnS There are two th'g a girl? lbS fg of eperm calls. Thoes that (1) 0 CAROL BURNEIT AND NOS OHAPPYDAYSAGAIN 3:30 100 •TP*PIN 5:00 (1) a ANOTHER WORLD GLIDING LIGHT 3:00 Moro" IWILD ThEcRoss.wrrs paigeaut abOut the 15th day thecshlso(th*bodyandmIles CD1I5fADtthS&tdeYO1 havsenXafldaYcbrâuonlne. ____ 's x MIKE DOUGLAS BEWITCHED ME LAUGH 0 Z MAKE •G(NBRAL HOSPITAl. P.M. MAGAZINE - follows that once yea've If a female XclwomoiQn, mmMrentsd you know when sperm cell unit.. with the 21 _____ . the madcap Kirby The medium has beconlit a 4:30 • ONE LIFE TO LiVE 2:30 hiogdole .MIk.is th.thad'shluw. y. to X ciresnolonea all MERV GRIFFIN 2:00 (2) Z THE DOCTORS ______ : year-old Son with Edith, Chlim- __ . 20 22 C7CII Whefl aqw ovWs" lose oceffred It .. (I0I NEWS •GOING LAcES(TuE) •THE LITTLE RASCALS (MON. W.FRI) S big for the death other niece. 0 POLICE WOMAN Pepper Poessasamodaltolnwstlgst. the death of the unpopular "Earth History" 700 (2) THRIr$A CROWD ALL Sd THE PANtY A be CUItabi about the rtijtlsn these am called the female mOfbSdheca*e III not .J1 5W rular. Then's always some carryonlycne Y thromouone VIFIsCS.ThSOISotO(mIn" an Uwe af called the iflaje I . •30 A5CP*WS Sex La determined by a Iliday cycle, abs can p1 _ Is noisily _ 14 diyi — —. Ma'oii - - .sidlthinkldaUa wornenbss dsnoonnes(5ns).Females 14 - • Md 111111111111 *9 dardrnd the rbytlsn mdhod. 13 - - . 1? taorfly about 3 - 4 5 I IS — — 10 ——— Lamb to form a woman Is meat apt to get '° 12 • By JOAN HANAUER UPI Television Writer WEFRI) 1:30 OPts Of her own PlOts to murder th Poison she holds resPonsi. ' "Structural Geology- - 4:00 ONEI (I) THE BRADY BUNCH (MON. THE YOUNG AND THE RI$S ThR1UAGRD CBS LATE MOVIE ego do on Um only an day. _____ Othird say you OlD get UvIF six dkys. And ths,'saplodolieveraldays, $ —. ___ (._______) - 2 ouIII'IJ. how many days ol the mouth Can I WOUtU p1 Does tlds OC' CIY st ovOfkn? (ie bores ISIS -. - 100 . Dr. _____ c=— the 42 Son of Adam $ Sheep's blest 32 Ramon deity 59 Briny expense 1 . _______________________________________________________________________________ ___________ ANI A LI . TONIGHT'S TV ___________________ AA ' , - Evening Herald Sanford, FL Answer to Pmwtsus Puuli ___•___ p 43 Toot atter ACROSS 45 col I NEED ONLY A cRUST KIND SIR— 'I - ___ through Cablevision. Complete listings in every filings at 00 U. 5. Army U.S. Air Force, Co" Dim is chlol of ft Saw, ft* Knes, Ky. _ . . WOslsLsu, • Sunday. Don' t" miteifI $1 Subscribe today! sS*. end , *Li._ IFWIrJU, 1111 1104 too* IL - pow Emaing w- P " ' * if VU I # A ' • ' ti. 4., - - ' 1J 5,. . I . ' ..q • S. ' .b - ' t • . - .r . I s-..-i.V.-•. .1 iLL I P �I - - - - - - I - - S - 4. S - *••• , -- - I ( •• •• __ S .- - 45—Evaning Nisald, Sanford, Fl - Legal Notice Thursday, Niv.$, 1973 ij[etce. , CIRCUIT COURT. IN APID FICTITIOUSNAME • v• .- , -- •-. — •. - .---- I - ¼ v)4. 7 - 4 4 4 _________________________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS - ' _He ' - S • ' • • , . I . I I d Evening Herald, Sanford, Thursday, Nov. I, 1979—SB Fl U U U U U U Experience desired, Good pay, ifs'. surance, vacation, credit unIafI' 4pr$itskaring. Apply in persOn Lake Mary 16 Food Store, Like Mary Blvd. at 1.4. ' . U U U S I U U ________________________ - Ostiqn Country Store Fullorpart time - . . — 332-2064 _______________________ . ' - - — -. -- . ______ U U ' ___________________ ----_- - Noon -- . Publicotion . Use Your HomeAs Security Call UsFor Terms lower Financial Srv. 1-100241.2169 NO BROKERAGE FEES , ________________________ [I 41-Houses FEES __________________________ -- - , N'-'t Of 1½ Of L0t9, (less the East IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 110 feet) of J. H. Foss Subdivision of 'EISNTiiNTH JUDICIAL CIN. Bistipam PlantatIon, according to CUlT, SEMIPIbLI COUNTY, thi Flat thereof as recorded in Flat FLORIDA, PROlATE DIVISION. look 1, page 19, Public Records at CASE NO. 79451.CP Semiitole'County, Florlda'(lbss ttr' IN Ni: ESTATE OP part includid In Ringer's Si OI.ADVS JOPPENT VITNANO, division, as recorded in Flat look Deceased Pigs 39 and also in Ringer's $ n. NOTICE OF ADMINISTRAtION division amended Flat as Rican 4 TO ALL PERSONS HAVIMO In Flat Book 11, page 95 of the Public CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Records of Seminole County, THE AIOVE ESTATE AND ALL Florida. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED sublect 95 all lIens, ludements or IN THE ESTATE: other encumbrances. YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED and the undersigned as Sheriff at thattheadmini$tritlonatthe Estate at GLADYS JOPPERT VITIANO, Seminole County, Florida, will 11:00 A.M. on the 9th day ci Diceasid, P111 No. 79-403 CF November,A. D• t919,offorforsale ndlng In the Circuit court at Seminole County, PublIsh Oct. II, 254 Nov. 1, 0. 1979 the sale on Nov.9, 1979 with DE010 , . - IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR 1MINGl.I COUNTY, FLORIDA DIVISION - ' Namber 794N.CP DII'I5I0Ø IN Ii: ESTATE OF IRLICE C, PLEETWOOD Deceased IN THU CIRCUIT COURT OP THE , PRIVATE VOICil.lIae w.NERIFP'ISALS SISNTIENTN JUDICIAL Cli. ,IPllIiC. ISHEUSY GIVEN fIlet TO ALL PERSONS HAVING CUlT IN AND FOR SENINOLI W Wtue .f ttiat certain writ at CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST COUNTY. PLORIBA *utienIsaved out if and under THE ASOVI ESTATE AND ALL CAll NO. 79.I.1lA*t the esei at me county Court at. OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN Nis orangsClunt)t,plsrlds,upen.fIn.I. IN THE ESTATE: JOAN ELLENG 45.aaiei.... ItIddeiflint rendered In me aforesaid YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED 45845. ..aurtonmeIlstd.vatA.gust,A.D. thattheadmlnlstratlsnolffi.eetate and '. NOTICIOFADMINISTRATION - - .-- - *-tteip •_. . ,, , AVON CAN WE UCI D tIfiU ftmrn 1IU UWU UII1fl . AVAILABLE AH persists — IDE - -. - 25R CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. LYFURN,COLORTV,LINENS & DISHES, lNC ALC UTtLI.' TIES. $530, S )MO. LEASE. SEIOL.ER REALTY, BROKER. 3211140. 321.1377. D.*clenii - ' Eve,shltt,salaryopen staanin. LWesaveysitIme applicants bifors sIIdIui theI tOplu. k °'j" having claims 'or lanisri, FIorl,157Th, so or bIwe anhy's In Lan0.u$i?Florn, a Dlysinnoferdord.i.i *$36,900 I'BRI'-tbath,iustpaintedinsidel out, FR, fenced yard & Moth More. . Iinford Nursing escen Center, 950 1.11 you have a need, call us. . NO FEE TO THE EMPLOYED " Arthur H. Sckwlth, or attarwee, -lad the Im-'nt ___ hewilhIddoNUUWI*S - - ' OsdSIUI95IMC*kSS aa$IeWcIeit$miR11isNpv *6' PublIsh Oct. 154 IhilsIlle *111. itme claim Is.sscE,od, the 010107 'or SCOrNy shall be desalbel, The IINII *6 sm a ,, dolleel, . ___ - . aryi JJ' - .. 2!' 1,414.1979 County. ____ WANT . pleasant personality, pkas being a self Nas'$er aid an In. hilieNd IiWealigotsr.' Al$i AM EMPLOYMENT -- . - - - ' Corny of Fmnch & 1' VII' * * * * * * * * I __________ quink even ffieus dofeitet ____ . , . . _.. ___ , ", WWST Pert, Plwide3090 1I( ALL FLORIDA IEALT OP UNFORD IEALT 2514$. French Ave. __ .s*6l91$lioiia'w. DeroiNd sao- 119 DBARY pct, 11W. rite on this Mw3 IN CS horn., w-C-HIA, wa iipot & ic porch on a pave lirsil. N pcI. assumable mart Ptice $37550. Jofwtny Walkit Real Estate, inc. 377.1457, Eves -_ rr IrI . , - - -' ow, t, p, j- . AN eruM having claims domaiN 1$'IlI Os _-I ,. - t niai f .1 .'. - .. . ----- —. . ______R ___I Ct$ • e __ , , .. : • , - - ' ___ WWaN usims, p ___ "Ji'u• °' _ * *NO FIR VA FNA23ICon. Homis - ij,,, •c.,,p _I$uIj •. 111 .u,l3LJJ ,j.at Os . MedeilaCult - ' I1uiMN COUNtRY, I PR. 1- 11.SW. wu,wECTISN WageINIieIsLii,VIs&ai -, ___ lid. MIi1W at Os -' __ ____ " sirnisuá,I,Iá. VA. '" ." ANYTIME - Fields. 1 -I-I -- _ . t. 2 '. - - N. erupt 11*1 - SINLANO ESTATES-I $dflii. I )5lb IWoplac., I.ml$y 'aim. .' rpo let, ak canditiener. sanso carpet, fInCL range, ref. $31,550. NUll. I* horni. NO QUALIFYING New Central lIlA .1 carpet. Owner will finance wIublIantlal . - $ laths.' 50j.' urge $0 ole the Priced under $31AW ___ ___ taleNT u*.,* poap.a,'. I SI, Ndieplintdsl. IV ,.*.ISdblie.BNSSIEIV tide IN I. . ;' / .s.*6. potis._____ huNt gera .'. , • - . -,... 'l:11 '.ijt..' _____ .,1 ! ,, . . .. " iS' .-1 t'1 a 'as.. at , - Mie 4 .i.LsorrI Va1Wv. WIN. - 95..P*$RLIS e.Me I &'SLLLPIiI8,I, .v._______ ____ ,. .__ _____________ i • *6tfM., I ' eN a-- - 'I ' Bias Os wadhi (awIvd naS- - $1I ______ VT. - - ', ',..-' _ ." yj --- ' !PWIb 00 ____ " 51 I i/i ___ 2 _______ I 1U at U1thP1 x _____ __ - NINS ClB' I$ III :1*I$N wiTN.flNl - . :*g$es m . :2 iaaôi WlT - i.. Titus I *6.1 TNOPI ISFOUl AFIdI ThsRl.iE!taI,AQ.slCV i(* .. •1.______ zLZ4 , j .' - -' .-'- __ - .. -• - •Iótfr. ..;r'__ - 'CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUt ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL LIKE THE RESULTS. _______________________ issnhikIng - FIMng ___________________ Alterations, Dressmaking Orapes.Upholstery 2320707 -' cars, trucksllleavy equipment, 33359,0 ')h1 ____________________ BUY JUNK CARS From $IOto$30 Ca1l372.1634;3324130 - 7$- - slcr Painting I. Repair Residential I Commercial CaII36SS3I3 . Drywall, Ceilings, and Walls 'epalred. Res. & Comm., -. -- Remodel I Addilions. Call 531 5399 or 562013$ torcycles _____________________________ 3Wttseledmotorcycle l3Xorbestoffir 3212$lsafterS - AIBPAINTING Residentlal&Comm,rcial 322 17$? aftS 77S4137 - InIIng (Repair _____ ____________________________ Oi 'ng&llj ____________________ Professional -Quality ANTHONY CORINO 132007$ -, ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, lea control, Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, upright __- '- Motorcycle Insurance SLAIN AGENCY - 323-INSor 333 7710 -- ° . ___________________ ___________ lIi*6y4111c . $ . . 1iIiing_ca-pofl$ry, pilntk, mp, taiicr,ts. All wart I paIfIs$IeaiIy dens. estlmate. 30 V's. Isp. Call — $ yrs. Isp. Patios, Drivewayi sic. WaYne Seal. 337.1321 . I ,iaupJuy _____ ''.'AND THINK A __ - Volt 51t5tP iglos _ 4 servhcs . INSULATION— Salting, biowlng, RICO Pesm, fiberglas & Cellulose. owst prlco. Call WINS orNI'7344701ceiioct. • ____ utton conIrels, UrINollv __ '.r - - _ im. 'w!,__ USMI' - ____________________ lange silO are in uflu, Tell liii abevI N wl* a CIaISiAdki*eHa-1,Ii,*2. 1611:831910. " __________________ hge, I ' -- -. ___ Fletchers pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semI trailers a. av, residential I comm. property. Free is,, 333. ______________________ '141 Preexwel Steam Cleajilng, Painting. Roof, horns, mobile w.fl,etci11heme special 12*40, $33.50. Reawnable.rates. all neck guar. 323-HI). ____________________ ________________________ ___________ - 1:-i _____ iiStri CIss.ng ________________ i PAINT CON1'. ALUM. SIDING CAIPINTEICONTRACTOR FREE lIT. 333-0139 , ____ 1014:331-7*. IMan,qualityopoqatlen a 6 -' kINMOSIwANp....ppp,s, $efllc. U ffibifl . MOONEY APPLIANCES, - 11 a .. repeii' service. 3724101, Horns IoWsvsmsss i ____ MICROWAVE st_I, & ___ V (LOCAL) 349 537$ MEINTZER TILl New or repair, leaky stow,rs our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. *69 $567. ___________________________ .-' . : _____ Yard debris, Trash flJu,'rs Removed - Iuling Appllancesl.Mlsc. - '1 Ii._,_ 'I UgI* _____________________ IS'COftokIet'hhi..J,prbedsirs.' LoadS ma*Htu. $150. Call IRS. __________ Sod, shrubs I. hedging Caliatt6 3236505 ___________________ ABC Concreti. Patios, driveways &addons.Qualitywork,noIob too small. 595-4914. 7 ' Larthcaping Commercial& Residential ____________________ III ___Ff14 1.. .- _______ For Estate, Commercial Resi. dentlal Auctions 1. App aisals. Call Dell's Auction, 333 5630. __________________________ ___________ ' So. at$WIrd. *21731. m._.; " lesseN _____ TOWER'S BEAUTYSALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Pdook SI9E.I5tSt.f135743 • _____ W., Danny's Auction 322 7040 Buy Sell Consign 2621Sanford Ave. 323 5172 - . IN'ES10.',. aaiIv rir. . - kennels, screened' outside runs, also air Land, Weiboldts Camera shop cases. 322-5753, Sales, passport photos i. fast ___________________ LOT 003 loS ACRES EIalOueHetpeW$"wh,Ihkailow $125. Sanford F4IrulItwe5&vag TRIES AND GOOD 3jl, s. "FrancE IW*) .Iare ____________ , CERTIFIEDLAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES337.7907 ___________________________ - - Wasiler tiPS GE daluxe medal. Sold a-s. 040.25 — atop, time. Sal. 1105.11 cr11911 ml. -. ---------- OPEN DAILY lU6 Furniture,toolsl misc. • Refleshments---Doorprizes' 2631 Santord Ave., Sanford 327 7040 ConsIgnments 323-5772 - ACCESS. REPLY 179$, SANPOID, FL 01WINS 011CR IPTION, lOCAtiON FiltI. - " 'I . _' -- LaM1a Larfscaping ___ ..DANNY'S AUCTION. .THURSDAYS 7:30 PMe S2!ApaIia.scsi ______________________ '. , -' - i,J . - -- SdndSdIlns. Top Dollar Paid for lunk I used fr.eier, INS Fprd, some misc. 443AlrPofl IIvd FrI 1 Sat - - -. -• El, range, refrig., w-D, -, . _________________________ ___________________ AIr Qonditloning, Heating, Eiectrr cal, PlumbIng $ervic.& Repair. C4liLarryforFrieEst,671-4$4. _______________________ Sun. noon-S _____ 2 - - IllS SInger Futura Fully auto, used va-v short lime. DrIgkmial 1193, l. $111 or $11 me. Agent 101255. ' ________________ RMLTY WORLD. - Goods - ---- Several brass Items, some antiques, good toys, plants, mower, I many misc. items. 2 .fam. 1903 Palmetto. Sat. 1:30.5. NIW&U$OdFUffiittwi . TAN SNiLTEI Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-6531. 72—Actian - - . - Repairs ______________________ - AIr coditioning Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrij,, stovis, tols. DON'T MISS THIS CARPORT SALE Furn.. clothing, dishes, etc. Sat. Nov. $0, 9.5. lOS Brown Dr., Sunland Estates. 3233470, Firewood stacked, splIt 4 delivered. Pins, $35; Oak, 5°, & face cord. 3390336. _ . ____________________ Cash 322.4132 _____ Off2lihSt. Sat., November 10,10.3 1505 Sanford Aye. p. en pausi 1371N.lIpIl,doto,Svswnor lve.$91mI Accounting ___________________ COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE Business Problems 365 559$ Box 1027, Oviedo 37165 "- 2003HartwellAve. 323507$ " GENEVA - ___________________ a--. Baby things, household goods, clothes, misc. everythIng. FrI Sat. 410 S. Sunland Dr. FURNITURE& THINGS. Iwy & Sell u acres _______________________ - - - j APPLIANCES. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 3321771. . SabyCrib,newcond. YeIIow,comple$e. $35 3901417.9LCas.e? rrv.Fl. Ve.SI1NI• l$441Ol • I ________________________ VlctorhanLoveS,at,n.w,nicefor office, ins. Texas lnstr. Caic., SR-SO, *35. 3211643 IViS & weekends- , obe ------------ WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES. Jenkins Furniture, 205 F. 25th St. 323 0911. I am. loS p.m. Sat. ISun., Nov. — TATI - goodies. 206 Oakland Ave. $0 - MQ5 " -- . Beds. Del. motel box springs & mattresses, $30 set. Sanford Aucllcn, 1215$. French, 323.7310. __________________________ WIL$ONMAIU FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311-$111.Pirstl*, 372-1432 ____ 'Ilj _______ 68-Wanted to Buy Lot of work? Will buy from or sell for you. .IkDANNY'SAUCTIONSALES* all 3?7040 ___________________ Moving Sale: 637 Oakhupst, Alt Spgs. (off Palm Spgs sd.) Woodenlrmdollhousew.fumn, girls bicycle. Hammond organ, new 680 tools, port. humidifier, manyotheritems.Fri PM.SatI Sun. -_________________________ Multiplelam,carportsale.Lotsot '_-_— -- - I - LEATHERIRUBBEN BOOTS ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3101anfordAve. 322-Sill S1-HosiisIio 35, P101 hem.. Many out. -- UNCIUTTIR YOUR • CLOSET. loll those mings *.are ItsI tolll*upspscewIlIl a wait inNwNusld3*.16ltVaI.lNs. do, to dont '.'JIAI.,J feNced beck yard I 8i.sL$*U0. *21714 1 h.m• - boarded $100 mo., nice barn, 2 paslur.i, Ost..n area, Gr.I for hunters. 3)2.1003. ____________________ ye ofSanford.322-1721. Gulbransestupright, $330 GluprightFreezer,$7S 322-0461 ___________________________ Saci-esfencod, horse barn,3 ER, Branch Office 333.flfl ______________________ ______ . Sanford Purn. Salvage, 17-92 So. Iacr*ltsloraslittleasUlodwn. Good terms. standing t11ttI1'e1 '" Horses Mulli-Fam. Carport Sale; toys, dolls, Avon, glassware, 4 mg whls, clothes, lots ot misc. 1116 w. 3rd St. _______________ ,LAKEMARY 2565 PARK ------ --- - ________________ _____________________ Juke Box Seabring A1O0. $00 selection o or make offer, LONGW000IOAD I acres fenced. horse barn, goad pasture. 3 II 31 home, guest, houw. $130110 *6.55*1W lee büyort ____ '': '1 REALTORS New lismas wIth Isw moMttl jSvMI& *6w down savments *6 $14110. I3t'V. - - . OSTEEN Multiple Listing Service - - ---- - 3222420 -. __ -- MARKHAM - ., ___ .s, '""' . DAVIW SMALLEY, I- - I UCPROUM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE NEAR OCALA. $11,900. SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE.. IDEAL GET. AWAY FOR I COUPLES WITH IOAT & FISHING EQUIP. MINT. $EIOLER REALTY. BROKER. 331-0640, 321-1577. ___________________ 'CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR,332749s - W. Garnetl White R.g. Real Estate Stoker '.J JOHN KEIDER ASIOC. 107W. CommercIal ppi,3fl.7I$1, Sanford Ytntsrprlse, Inc. , 1341100cr 322.3201 'akeview lOt, Locti Arbor. 103' paved road. 710 deep. Beautiful vi across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. $11,910. Sanford's Sales Leader , -- ____ IPR,28,air - _______ - - -______________ ISide-by.Side refrigerator, $15 picnic table w-2 benches, $30; full size baby bed w-mattreu, $25; Oak porch rockers, $79.95; metal office disk. 170. Janklnt Furniture; 706 E. 75th St. 373 Forlale: l2x6SMoiiehome . $795 4DR. JU!IIV!W d4J141. - LotsAcreage ___________________________ No. ii 333-71(1, 141-1317. DAY someoni Is IoO&lnf fir what you hove to sill. Cal m" $.lIy and your Classified Ad wIl apotar here tomorrow, 24 HOUR _____ . 322213 _ NiSLUMaSLCOUP..S ss VMS __ ISAITY -•- w ! : '' _u'& M1LflI . . • . Iii - I 'j jrj Nl?lI$NIRIIYStYON*l a-_liIorRi, 101 lEO IUfl a)LuE. NOsIilMSOitdaSf on Ice LJII$LI P*TS10I*'A. MIUNMEIR 50*10 iS ow a*ii onia _tWuar*ie*iet$1do4 *0 • wii i1 . I;' ' j1 . .. -- WITNlS raqutrel W#Jcome U' ! - - REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES — JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MOlE HOMES THAN ANYONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S 9 *uW FNeie '*WSHM, - .WHAT'A SUYI 3 ER, I bath home withdet, apt, on Ig loll 50th kit. equipped. Careit, fatted. many moreextrast Great Inveotmeiwl 5FF warranted. Only $3LtISi 3221231, 3773773. 3320779 5743770 parturilty Oarthe rlht In- . ' MAKE A WISHI 311, 35. brIck hoMe In ldpllwildel Many custom Isatures or, 1g. fenced, landscaped let. 1FF warranhod. YOurs for 164,100. _________________ - , . 10.3001 OPBN7DAY$AWUK -- - - 1973 AMBASSADOR 66-Horses _____________________________ ____________________ Del saw saw sharpener, ladders, concrete tools, camp equip. & misc. Sat. & Sun. 333 6425, $495 A.T. __ - ______ ' - I ______ ____ ____________________ Vinyl rspow4,ecNe $aveupISS.p(,of ___ _____ __________________ To List Your Business... 2_26j__831.9993 -. I. -;i;-'. -' ____ 't... - 4'r PLCV b ,. ,''.: ' / . ______ ..,,4,. • _____ i 895 ____________________________ - • Amusement bowling game, works good, 6 player, $250. Sanford Fumn. Salvage, 17-92, So. of t. ,..,a. WAGON ION, IaL• IAUV.IIM I 7V JRV ITI 1972 Opel coupe, auto., new sticker, new It. blue pt, es ceilent shape, $850 Call Ram. to 6 pm. 323 4567. """ ______ __________ _____— 1972 PLYMOUTH --- — HiVe some CampIng equipment you t longer use? Sill It all with a Classified Ad in The Herald. Call 322.2511 or 111.5151 a friendly advisor will help REALTORS - ONE OF A KINDI 1 IN, ii MobIle home on beaut. tree. shaded loll Punt., CH.A, W'W' carp. latin kit,, gIass porch I latsmorel SPPWa-rnted. Only $25,925. Call lor,defails. '- - FLOPJ"A IIflflhV[ - - - ..__-, ____ ______ 1 295 F LO RI Make room in your attic, garage. Sell idle items with a Classified Ad Call a friendly ad taker at 3777611 or $319993 ______ ABIVE ALIVE ___________ " ___________________________ I yr. old, lemale Irish Setter, AKC }1I.P championship lines, rcas to I good home with fence 339 5504. -, ___________________ i 196* Buick Special DeluKe wagon, AC, PS, PR. In tip topcond. $97 I Contact WaIIy Dielrichs, 322 27.11 or 372 5237 _____________________________ ______________________ - '- - - . - -- . kitfisor. Hoeneisclsin &cheIr ____ ,-. . 301 fia'n w.InsldS utility rm, ne* • - Female. reasonable 3736684eves&weekends bai. $153.16 Or $17 mo. Agent 339 $316. 1973 DATSUN 610 - - . $493.75 -- JU$TL1$TEDI I SR. 15 IseeM, CH.A, w-w cvp,, sun rm,,. warkshop, boat house 4 much morel SPP warranted. Just I 147,500 I $33,000. . _____ REALTY Older '.' 5V'°'' ______ S1ENSTROM 2story, 2 SN, painted mude -'4 out. Owner wIll hold * substantIal down. prIced a . • *4)6*9. - - NOOEDPADMINISYRW S?1fsNN10YRAUIN heM extra LADY, YOU NAVE CONTINUAL. ____________________ TO ALL PERSONS HAVING V hips__;;I.: 01SS Os CLAIMS OS oti**s Ol.liCTlONS NO? SO PILED LV MMANDID A CHANCE DIMMN AOA$NST OS --*IilIy at the decedent's with, liii THE ASOVI ESTATE A$ ' Do Airport BlVd.,, ill, WILL. EU FOREVER MUED. WSO FOR THE OPPORTUNITY, ASOVI ESTATE AN 4,$,, Oua95st H11I01 lbothcands.lullyoqulppod OTHER P1150011 INTENIITA THE OsteatWie INst publlcallinofhtsli NOW YOU HAVE in OTHER PERSONS INTISISTID raprslo,JalIvs, os fIle .van* a- IN THE ESTATE: $ZlSme,Wh,377.l7iSOrI. NotIce if Administration Is CALLJOANNEAT253J1JS IN THU ESTATE: • . .. IwisiSdion of She mart, NERIL.r I, 1999. "" YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED JOAN EDITH V. HUGHES' •-ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS. ASIC Carpenters luger $411 hr. 1*.. On Airport EM., 3 II, 3 bath *ettheadmWaiSbeiSOeeaSoSs UJICTIONS NOT 10 PILID a pariniced only, wart In Dellena. condo, fully equipped kltchai, . cxn. ieceawt JAMES WILL U FOREVER DARNED,' FOINUSUIST 7NNCP J_.1N.IIn at at Osislale CaN I1911fl$ufweanl p.m. 49 $10 nisidli. 177.17900,1; i',.. CP.*6psndki iN VMS CIRCUIT COURT. 5 OSliiSIhSIiVWpWWltI$lSNll*m Os circuit Ciwr ' Ilink41e FN5NUMIrP GLADYS JOPPIIT VITRANO 11*510005 COUNTY. PlO elAhlalstratiorn County,_Fields, ,1va,h1m*6uo ANazsiy tor' Fersonat Piebals DivisioN. 'CliNt lubell CML4_TillS N& NOflaldS. FI$1aI1 CL (Ii, ''MUU*H - .. tI1r .: stcijqs MICIIAIL S. ALIKANOSS liii ...$LIIRII JoIN the ieustry Detests. fV Sill by OaiWT' 311 •4H110.SIPJLal Avuuu,. 54,1.1. FL. The parusal at wr. r.i, Oiei LDRMANDL '' _______ ______________________ Christian Brothers REALTY. INC. RIALTOIS S34-I041 _____________ 3.9 acm Ash. C.wWy. N.C. ____________ Beautiful Mt. property, Test.!. abie2storyhomi, 2 SR traIler, gravity se'lng water, nice ba & chicken house, $33M00. 1.919. pariossat achievement, net - ___ _____ CAR TRADEINS Il you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 372-2611 or $319993 ____ _____________ 1977 Scout ii lWh. Drive 58020r 323 1150 373 _____________________ 65 -Pets-Supplies ______________________________ ______________________________ 53-TV.Radio.Stereo ant!.1. - . - ___ 47Real EstaI - issoclateki kMd.Mr, Dc weinvlteyoqtopee.ucaIIoI Cox, 3234253. Caisalberry, drive by $17 Lk Kathryn CIr. dIR, 31 SPIlt plan. liandslng prsI$oms, net .asup sanford, Ill Palm D. 4.51,25 frvs$riled. ales a dNlre to learn $325 ins. aid *6 lead. I went you So hi 'Sggrsislve toward life and FOIRIST ØRUNI - 912- Fmnch ** • as _ admaiM., a person with o,Ive OUR CONCERN lequired WITHIN THREE mates ci Nw claim Is the cloth *6 i NI CIRCWT COUNT FIR 'IN tMU CIRCUIT coui, .5-. IIM$NesII COUNTY. FIRM Mosrnss'o TIN'DATUOF THE wibhsthedlsn*IomaAensopyN WMIHELI couor,v. FLORIDA _ PIRMYR _" PEST P IUCMION OP TIRI ,svsso .pWhI,W..$.*.4inaeail 7945 NOtICL*6Ideamyheo' 'PIN tivalir to sth a cupy if this -belie iS thin bellow. milieu. ESTATE *1111! at *0 da(vh.4'$ WIll, fIle .AeN, MARY 11. DANISY so 41! ' '' z ' PROM THE tefmlteslnyourfarnnytreet Webuyyour equity, close in 21 hrs. BARGAIN TV'S REALTOR AWARD REALTY. INC. ' MU Why pay more? 323-4041 TI9 7100 or eves. 3230517 _________________________________ HERB'S TV I ____ __________ 3231731 ________________________ 25975. I Sanford Ave. BATEMAN REALTY j-oought Reg.RealEstateBroker Good used TV's, $25 & UP &SOkI 2640 Sanford Ave. MILLERS 76l9OrIandoDr. Ptl.323.035? 321473 ___________________ Will buy 1st 42nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & S4-'-Giage Sales Business loans. Florida Mor42-Mobile Homes ___________________________ tgage In"estmenl, 1350 s Orange Av.., SuIte 204, WlntCf' Si ir-'Mavt$t BROAD PSI'L 644.4433. Fri., Nov. 9, New love seat 5, MOBRa4,** 4t*PIR'$ ____________________ reciiner. Heat Massager, OREOO*Y.MOBILI HOMES Math-eu, Christmas dolls, and Orlando Or, 3235200 ?103 misc. 23 Short St., Lake Mary, 50-.Mscellaneous for Sale I VA&PHAFlnaniing ____________________ Fla. I2xlOmobileP,om,,3BR, excellent FURNITURE-BEDDING. Bedroom Set, tables, mattress, up in WhoIesaletoall.O,Ia, Whole- I chairs. Thurs. thru Sat. Quiet, cnnvinlont Park Ave. sale Fumn. 2500 Industrial Blvd., 705 Santa St. Mobile Park. 322-2441 or 373 5215 Orlando. liP,sls Realty, In the eidsnsicn of the $irvic.s Pg the City of Sanfon New 211, IS luxury golf villa. C. 1972 Ford LTD I dr . dark gm, w vinyl top, new brake job, new tires. paint job. I owner, $1300. " I3'3 $A4 $15 Case, Mower harrow AIleguipmentliken Call Woody 322 9436 ' YOUR FUTURE PI41111 OCt. 15,714 NOv i,. *7 with sail an Nov.9, ,0S0.lS "Idon't know how to tell you, but Ithink Ifound Equip, - NEW _______ ---. -- 2. A—Farm catch up back payments & buy equity. 3320216. p14S1dSI4214*2. EIR FUTURE THEY WILL DOA BETTER satiety me terms of sail Writ at Execution. Clerk sime Circuit - - -- -. - - __________ - -_______________________ __ SEI1DLER REALTY BROKER 2439 5. Myrtle Ave. 0 adS. • InfOI'd _____________________ 3VI$t7 3310140 STEMPERAbENCY RIAl.TOR *2401 .II.lS.I$tNG ,ftVlCI . I dto Suit-cur lot or yours FHA.VA.FHA23S&2IS L I * INDuSTRIAl. SITE Near (.4, 6~ acres. $5,500 'acre. LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 lATH, 1977 Vega, radio and htr., low I mileage, clean, $1995 or best oIler 373 1730 PtTUNIAS & yE GE TABLE PL ANTS 2101 Airport Blvd. Eves.3fl 061?, 3221517. 3n8182,32?7177 201E2SthSt. 10EITT - Co-Oem .lanitorlaiservics Full&parttime,evenlngs 323.2177 - 322-3481 Cypress rack for nursery plants 8'x$', .85 avail. 377 7991 •(AS bat _____________________________ 1969 6 cyl Fairlane, good trans. .17,000 ins Valid inspection sticker, 5750 322 7007 - AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 322 9111 Evesafter6&weeliend$ _________ Nice starter home 3 BR 1½ convinient locatIon. __________________ Sr. --- , - - -- -- We Buy Wrecked Cars f-ILL DIRT TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark 1. Hirt 323 7510 Are you wanting to sell your home? LIST WITH USt -- - 197$ Caprice Estate Wagon. Auto AC, PS. PB. AM FM stereo $5500 firm 372 6772 _______ 1978 Sapporo Japanese import rully loaded luxury car AC, Auto, AM-FM 8 lr good rn like new Listed for over 57.500 new. Sell for $5,700. 323 6700 or 323 3117. — 2507 Laurel Ave. 3 BR, 1'7 B, w beauty shop, $44,100. 4 *529,500 32—HousesUnfumlshsd DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR WITHROOMTOADD2 UNITS, GOOD RENTAL INCOME. AS. SUMABLE MORTGAGE. 142,900. 1973 Caprice Stat on Wagon Parts only engine. trans. Etc 323 8019 Hwy 97, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a put3lic AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. Ii's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 9042S' $311 for further details, TRIPLEX 1 EACH 2 BEDROOM comm. RN, 0-4 & 4-13, full & part time, • prispirwilywppIvkuIus with - THE FIRST PUILICATION OP iSt.rM# or ImiMhlitaly thersiffer, Ifevenibar, A. D 1079 --I: THISNOTICU, $SIIISWI*t$IICIa-ii crnrhlvwhleadeloultaiidultlmat. and sell tome higheSt wider, or Judgmes* wilt be astlersiaskiit 005 ,o, the o,ye *6anya.daN* 1*111,000 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL . - HAL COLBERT REALTYinc. FRAME DUPLEX 2 BEDROOMS EACH NEAR DOWNTOWN, PLUS EXTRA STORAGE BUILDING. AS IS, ASSUM. ABLE MORTGAGE. $27,500. .' thou. Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto ', - ___________________ We have me quol"lod 3. ____ . A.t4. for $enlbr Citizens. Down' town, very clean I roomy. See . histiastds alOistot the ISteti are November 35, tIll, aid flie the and the undsrslunod a meiiuts Court kmin.ie County, i.riis. will at WITHIN required, THREE serv.i.wenrmsistsrs 11:15 AM. en Os 9th day . MONTHS. FROM THE DATE OP any claim .r demand they may havs.EadlclaIrnmustboinwrltlstg and must iiidlcp$e Os basis Ne me claIm. the name aid Ud.aieiSme.' credllerorltsagemeratternoy,asti __________________ Wanted: Mature lady to live.ln 2 days a week. Prepar, meals & care for Invalid lady In Sanford residence. Ciii (303) 322-4253 wey, YOU HAVE THE IVNE P011W mLTV . .. . IA JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 to '75 models. Call 339 9100 or 83.4 1605 lDealer) _327?991 62I.i.rden REAL 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH. LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH CUS. T0M FIREPLACE SCREENED PORCH, ABOVE GROUND POOL, ALMOST AN ACRE. ASSUMABLE MORT. - for sale 1978 Chevy Malibu 59—Musical Ps#rchafldjse ____________________ Pianos & Organs as low as $995 GUitars 10 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, flO? French Ave. 3227755 Ksds gone, but Ihe hack yard isn't' Sell it With a want ad Call 322 2611 ______________________________ i.,. ESTATE Eriker nON. Il-I?, Casselbarry, Pt. .1200 lvi. *62.36*5 ABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. -. wer. For detalls. call. 1.S41.1107or444307, - - , - H. Ernest MORRIS PETS, CARPORT. ASSUM. 323.5174 Day or Nighi __________________________ APt3rms.,aduttsonly Avallatonce.$IlOmo. $310 diP 671.3714 ------------------------- 339-050* CUSTOM BUILT 3 BR, 28, Deltona home, CHIA, W w caroet. formal dining, kit. Inc. built in Microwave. Near schools & recreation. $64,500. 3 BEDROOM, EAT IN KITCHEN WITH BREAKFAST BAR, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, CAR. Inc. REALTOR, MLS 80-Autos I ROBSON MARINE I 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford,FIa 32771 ________________________________ NEAR IDYLLWILDI ELEMENTARY IBP. 2 BIg. fenced bk. CHIIA, w w carpet. $45,000. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, COUNTRY KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, CARPETS. GARAGE, LIKE NEW, ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $33900. Harold Hall Realty 7513' Maids, part or full time. Steady Income. ExperIence & referestces Preferr.d. Call 339-lOSS ISIS. — • S5-Boats & Accessories DELTONA $34,000 $1,200 Dn, FHA llSlFelmouth,Appr.$35,000 3 BORM. 7 BATH. CENTRAL Al LUCILLE E. DILLON, REALTOR SeethenCall (305)530-9025 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT ON LARGE COR. NER LOT. $399 IT. JOHN'S RETREAT- Fur. ,nisMd I bdrm home with boat slip & river privileges for $32,500. You can't beat iti Sanford—lovely 1 SN + dat, air, formlcakitctien,newsliag. s$93 $225 Adults. Furn. avaIl. $41. ___________________ - Spldeuut, Florida cerJaratlon PlaWlit pending In the CIrit Court to, NOTICEOPACTION Louis Smith Jr. doing business as Seminole comty FlorIda, Electra-city Company, Defendant, DivIsion, the address of whIch 15 T$i,,$YAVI OP FLORIDA 'Q Rebert Sruce Gregg Which aforesaid Writ of Execution Seminole County Circuit Court, was delIvered to me as itierlff if WTraII Probate DIvlslsn, Drawer , r90 Seminole County, Florida, mdl 32771. vuiSV NOTIFIED hive leviod upon the following ThiS p11511511 representatives at feI'.DI$aSlUtlon iS desalbed property owned by Louis theestate are Ronald I. Fleetwsoh "" IeM6beiitflW1ga1,1if you E. Smith. Jr., said 11190111,' beIng id RebeCCa P. Sihna(t wfiae you are required Is serve a copy located In Seminole County, Florida, address is lix 3311, LIRIMII, rwrlttenuaheia.,Ifany,*6N mere particularly described as FL3flIOifldlISICarlLaiApIs,No, if . on FRANK C. WHISHAM, ellowi: Or$ande, FL. Ps$ltlIflef'sAttornsy, Doe 1971 Ford Ta-Ins StatIon. The name and address at the in Color; ID No. paremalroantative's attorney ___ I IN-sill up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just $0. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. CIII 323-1470 MarIner's Village. APARTMENTMANAGER Couple for modern 30 unit in Sanford. Full rent allowance for 1g. 1 ER apt. Minor MaIM &%4le5. Will tralfi, Son 39cc The livenIng Herald, P.O. lox 1637 ' sanford, P1.31771. 701 Bldg. E. AltamonteOr. BEDROOM, BARN, TACK ROOM, FENCED ON 2 ACRES IN PAOLA. 539,500, - , 010.100 3partms*s Unlurnlshsd - ' ____________________ ___________________ Fox REAL1OR' BEDROOM,1' 7 BATH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM, CARPETS, FENCED. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. $32,500. SPANISH 2 STORY-- 3 bdrm, 3 bath POOL home w.flreptace, paneled Family room, formal Dining Room, beamed ceilings, eat inklt, 2300 + sqit living area 1detached party house on over '.' acre of grounds. 'Can't tie &plica?ed at only $799001 _______________________ ________________________ , - NOTICE, tO file with Phi clerk of Il: above court. written statement at , ,. - - — - - . aaA&lI.,a . - KENNETH F. MUR NAN, of Murrah, Doyle, O'shea and 5ar, P-A.. '100 West Morse Boulevard Seminole County, Florida PublistiOct. lI.7S&Nov. 1,1. in, (POstOfficeIoxlIIi),WInt.rPa,k, Florida 33790 with the sale NoV' 1979 All parsons having claims or 01071 demands agslnst the estate ar, required, WITHIN THREE. 14CR. . -.. estate Is JOAN EDITH V HUGHES 54 PlStOffICl lox 1310, WInter Park, Florida 32795 Th. nome and address at the sonaf Ispriseiwallve's attorney is described reai ppeiThat said sale is being made to satisfy th. terms of said Writ at Execution. John I, Polk, Sheriff - 'AUTOMOT1,E 1L' . E'lno ribii achlns *1 E 25fh 1 *p. lid I W' 5 fate W' ablrft.fr CelInty, Florida In accordance with Sanford, Florida, the above I • J4J-Wf tw' Phi previsions of the Fictitious described real .copert1t. 1 That said sale is being made *6 Name Statutes, lo.Wfl: fILSO Florida Statutes 1957. satisfy Phi terms of said WrIt at 11-Iisti'uctiois sqiI J Fl$Iiel Execution. ________________________ John E. P51k, "I"." , literiff y' ENJOY . 1., 151 Nov. I, L 1979 lefolnole County, .iiwuVS.Jps'S5$iaiS DE#ia& fl*IS12 Florida -PublIsh Oct. 254 Nov. I, L ii. im ________ -- - Sanford Gracious livI'i Reas Weekly& monthly rate ' uti I ph. Inquire 500 S Oak $11 _________________ ._. pit bull. Lk ii-5i $100 CT ,,,,,,,, - - . and sell to thrti$gftest bidder, for Seminole County, Florida, Probate cash, sublect to any and.all existing Division4, the addrøs of WhiCh Is liens, at the Front (WIN) Door at Roan 377. ieminsis County Cow.. 33771. Intend tsreeister saidname with the liens, at 1t15 Print (WIN) Doer at me Seminole County courthouw in Clark at the Circuit COurt, Seminole - Ploriha - - Gill 80-Autos for Sale — EARLY VICTORIAN 1$ MODEL, NEAR DOWNTOWN SANFORD IN GOOD RESTORABLE CONDITION, $35,000. TERMS AVAILABLE. HOME ON WOODED 't ACRE in one o Sanford's most prestigious areas. 23*2 sq ft living area, plush w-w carpeting, Ig Family Room, living room, intercom, Solarium, screened patio, eat in kitchen, pooI.planned & morel Brand new for $115,000. Call Fred Harris, 3227940. You may Qualify. . ' by - EXECUTIVE Equal Opportunity Contract I sell the Chassis for Life Insurance contracts. Low cost. Instant protection. Future security. _________________________ lDE GLANCES -- - _______________________ - 41—Houses 41P4 OPERATE your business out of I your home in this beautifully redecorated 3 bdrm w-1600-* sq (t,WeII•landscap,d, Ig corner lot in excellent area. LOW cash to mtg. so don't waitti $37 $00 is rus.zaROKERAGE _________________ -_' I 5uIti)) - r - — -- IV: Wintir Springs Police 1')') )LII Plaza. Pfo. 1504 Longwood, Seminole IN NE' Execution issuw Out of and under ettam Ciurt, Longwosd p J&LLWII THE MA•* 102 No. Mess Nd, Cnty,F$orids u the 5111 $25 fictitious Departmiat, of Phi COunty Court PETER iLij RYNOERS Winter Springs, Florida 37707 final nameatOuldedT.ursbywater lid name of FOWLER'S MENS SHOP. OranQiCOUfltb rIorld. ucona 'Husband Publish: Novtmbet I, IS, 77, 1979. CLASSIFIED DEPT. that I IIWIII6 to register RATES and that I intend to r stir SaId and udsoma1WrendersdlnPh.aforo,i name with the Clerk oflhe Circuit ANNETTE t.. RYNDERS of CUlt CoWS, DIP-IS. COWS Oil tIle 21st day at July, A, 0. lOms .................44c On. HOURS 197$, in that certain case entitled, COunt!, Florida Court, Seminole Counts', Florida in 3 csecutiveftnws .$ca One Wife, NOTICE OP SHERIFFS SALE Sarah Bank of OrIaMo.Winter cordanci with the provisions at p, accordance with the provisions of 0:00 AM. 1:30 PM, 1csaiecwtlwttmss ......Sd No. NOTICE OP ACTION Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: NOTICE ISNENEIY GIVEN that Park, a he Fictitious Name Statutes, To TO:ANNETTE I. RYNDERS national baNking MONDAY Phi-u FRIDAY SeCtIlil $13.09 Florida Statute )$7. by virtue of that cartain Writ of association, .il. Section $65.09 Florida Statutes Plaintiff, -vs. Mary I. RESIDENCE UNKNOWN SATURDAY 0.Noon Execution Issued out of and under I. Reid 3 LInes MinImum Last Known MaIling Aaems- Dinkins and Terry Dlnklns, _____________________________ Defindint, whIch aforesaid Writ at Publish November I, 0, 15, 32, 1979 the ssil of the County Court at Publ1 g. terry). Fowler 3913 Sue Ellen Drive. Raleigh North DIP-I SemInole County, Florida, en a Execution was delivered to me as 3, Nov. I, 5, 15, 1979 Carolina DEADLINES final ludom.nt rendered In me DEO 113 Sheriffol$emInoIeCounty,plerIda, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED aforesaid court on tIle 16th daY at and I have levied upon the following FICTITIOUS NAME that an action for Dissolution The DQ fore descrIbed property owned by Terry Notice Is hereby glvw that I am May, A. 0. 191*, In that certain case NOTICE OP SHERIFFS SALE Marriage has been filed agaInst or Mary Dinklns, said property engaged In busIness at 1714 Hwy 17. entItled, Atlantic National lank at NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that and you are required to a beIng located In Seminole County, 92, Fern Park, Fla.. 9,* laMent, Plaintiff, VI' Jamø W. N" Ft& 1a' by virtue of that certain Writ of your written defiases to it, it any, Florida, more particularly County, Florida, under the fictitious Glenn & Evelyn Glenn, Execution issued out of and under on CARROLL SURKE, Attorney for descrIbed as follows' nesRI.atCITIUSAUTOSNOKERS, which aforesaid Writ of Executien the seal of the Circuit Court ci Petitioner, whose aderess is 612 SherIff at INC., and that I Intend to righter wes delivered to me Seminole County, Florida, upon a Sanford Atlantic Bank luildlng, county, Florida. and i w1t7SMerCuryMorth4. said name with the Clerk of me Seminole final iudgement rendei'ad iI hIs. Sanford, Florida, and file the automobile, Grey Vinyl Cvii" SIlver; CircuIt Court, SemInole county, hive Ievii upon the t,ting original with the Clerk of Circuit aforesaid county on m. 5th d. nIed !8—tIe ID No. S37L1oS163: beIng stored at Florida in acCOrdance with me described property owned by .lamis June, A. 0. 1919, in that certain case Court, Sanford, Seminole County, W. Glenn and Evelyn Glenn, said dayol Datnacs in Fern Park, Florida provisions at the Fictitious entitled, Beatrice Lannigan Florida, on or before theSth Statutes. To-Wit: Section $11.19 prOperty being located In Samineis Plaintiff, vs. John H. Wright, lefty December, A. 0. 1979, otherwise a and the Undersigned as Sheflif Why Se LeNily? Write ',oet A LADIES Light delivery, must have County, Florida, mars particularly SemInole County, Statute Florida, wIll at Florida .1. Wright, Don Williams and others default will be entered against you dna'Ioed as Mate" Dating Service. All ages. follows: fl car for delivery in Sanford. ((:00 AM, on the lIlt day at 11g. Paul L. Rou,euz relief demanded in the doing business as All American Log Delary and Deficits. Call Ml. Lot S and 6, Block 5, AlIens' 1$, P.O. 50* 1011, Clearwater. pi. November, A. 0. 1979, offer for sale Publish Oct. 25 I Nov. i, s. is. in Cabin Homes, Defendant, which Petition. 33515. 0102 9 AM to S PM. additIon to Washington Heights. P.1 artd sell to the highest bIdder, for 010.106 WITNESS my hand Ond Official aforesaid Writ of Execution was 3, poge 22 October, caslh sublect to any and all seal on this the 19th day of delivered to me as Sheriff East IS feet, Lot 16, .n exlstiitg liens, at the Front (West) xec. housekeeper-goverrtess. A. 0. 1979. Seminole County, Florida, and a feet LoP77, Washington Heights. P-S Deer of the Seminole County FICTITIOUS NAME -rU, me Requirements: hove levied upon the following (SEAL) . Pi9 Courthouse In Sanford, Florida, me Noficelsherebyglventltafwea,e F • Own Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. described property Owned by the above described peTsonal property, engaged in buslns at 499 State Rd and the undersigned as $1e, cars *1 2 Clerk of Circuit Court said defendants, said property being That said Sale 15 being made Pg 134, Altatnente Springs, FL 31701, SemInole County, Florida, will at a we to FOUND eIr Seminole County, Florida located In Seminole County, FIOiida, .aiIsfy the terms of said Wilt at 'Seminole County, Florida, under me 11:00 AM, on the 14th day at running of a PIOUIPIOId. aIary: homo, By: Mary Ann Duxbury more Particularly described •.. 4 - ________________________ PUII.0 NOTICE PICTITIOUSNAMI NOTICE OP SHERIFFS SALE e Legal Notice Legal Notice -iTNotII • - - Sf'. i L.------i."- : k... 5 �e lm Thvrsy, Now. 1, im I-tvsnhig HrId, kMrd Fl. SUPER OIL KITCHEN FAUCET Premium grade Washerless single 111oftwed Synthetic /sterling Green,6 or 12' lever faucet. Guaran 011. TURF W ______ wicftti I . , 72nd Year, No 69-Friday, Nov 9,1979.-Sanford, Florida 32771 No. L-2401 yearal No. 07229. ,jj 49C 1! 0 . 011 , 17 9 POWER 59 . A 9 . all purpose paint. ;.•i Cryrn.. u..atOX Rag Th7C. (eaCh) Each INYL 49 _____ . Gallon onds, Dries clear, 3 ram tube - Reg. FKcir(gal) .... 9.99 Airtight vinyl foam. 3116" x 3/8" x 17' roll o. ,, A 40 lb. bag makes 1/3 cu 4, og cemen1. . ' , " -- package e jy AYJEI1&jiiI7)7& Simulated wood I (h) wiI,r ! 1 f #'7 Panel Rag. ' F , 1, IIllfff1 lI 111111 It III e , '- . ______ , // • By DONNA ESTES . .1; .1-0 ~.o •- c Hendd Staff Writer , t_.__ iiT _____ :• . • . e •..•.... , , . .,'- '.... "-• - . - 4 city council Thursday evening that C111rdle SpOUS, city hall secretary, has accepted a better job with the county's public safety department, and that several other city hail staff members have sT: 0 . •. . . '•.. • -. • ., The instability in Lake Mary's city goverrsnent continued today as the city faced the possibility of a wholesale exodus of city hail staff members and two more policemen to better paying and more secure Jobe elsewhere. City Manager P1111 Kulbes told the •' . _____ F-'gjqj . , __ . • !!t Ii.t. UN! In FWAPUM" •• ,uu ',i _____ ''V ! W" lollowicts Me. Install a ________ Prewsy, buiit4n, wood - i 0~103 - ,4 i I . :j. or expen*a 1wondstion necessary. 25 year imrv' - , , %. i - ' . .1 I 314"*14%"*4$" kiSftSs.d aL.ATloII TIM Rai .,... . 2OYsarW Squsrs. JIS Sundis • OutidSCWfl$,.$'.....,l.$lS . 2Z4ZS yamweps" C, .1r... ove Casing?.. . . ........ .. . kwilsied ..1S IPong utility kimar, , G buior support $ . 1111.111 8 3$N j% - . jig - • 7,,,,,, Coy. SIUSNITI*IuN , 90 .... .. 0 ' •$ WA * .i.ss '.' H grain panane The following as also etrulibl* in Gsidc!.PI4Jhi*ss.as %ft, $u1f0oW ' *4'*S$Is. A &W& 8101111111, - d. , j1 i,: : ,.. n hardboard . I and pariels. 4'x SO / s s..'. . 4J1 2*4zN%" IPIUCI$TUOS ..'"" '..•.. "MM om Oellvuiy ispsip qfIijg I I - Iii - fl f14 so flI,j . . 160. - . 11 I I ,*.,a'uk Avenue HMft .•"• - - . '700so - •' ... .• . -. . . - - - ---. - - & - -_ -. - - - - -- - . . . .. Do h at .-1kiag use -' ling - . • •...-_.-p----- _-_.._-.,_--. -. - . •_____..__ - .__ ,. _ ..p--.-.. ,- -.. - - ._,.. .14 . -n--..-- . . StJ 3-A WeAkr . By DIANE PEThTE . The iity Is sdhis Is letalid U Ike ueithw.0 earner of 8er'an Ippialed the decision and was again turned down. county attorney said we would have to tasue it. NIIddI Weller j'-'---pq and UL 17's. on 5slsns Qisk. TaldN the cane to coat, 5alnaa, woo and the county appealed "We found out later that the court order dlda't apply to the land, $so.h C.y ddi made 'a eu.l be. b.." Is on k 1177, U flied a apdic4lis witk the cety aikiag to Ike de'1l. $,M(,nait won the appeal, but the cowity losing but just to Mr. SIIginan." a 1.4 dow pmit acne located Is the ss be aihiwed Is div the lad to plaatwgetahie gardeis ad raIs. again, finally raslised it had an recourse but to grant Seligman Harden said the new ownee will now have to apply for the semsalaRy alu. P"I anon, asees I. Ike hsnu pasmisdi. to chin hie land, necessary permit as Seligman did. He will have to prove be Is md's f1nar awj. M t Hudes advIsed the eoy e"r" 1 m going to use the property for agricultural purposes as It Is now Only by Ikis tbes, S4liui said, the cost of the litigation and esuor of Qas Citry Iay, Inc., Alliate "' 'a aes in the of lbs Heounak - il - OILVF ............................................IA 1.7-A swyIIh7Iswsskra"ldandlMthIou.actk1pvblk,." 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' 1V .1 Vi - 'I. . an • ijIj sj, ,• - eW MAV WVo I M VNVII NWO IS ad We booed w ,,. , • 1 1.51 in ballerhm . T N t,2 - • . ____ of Ow th WAY ft the Vir1ua'WdetOcQO1pI4.inthSGOiden Age Otymplce. Q'k a, "Baby Pace" "J Bcis" ac ;. 3W . - - Piece 314 * 12 *8' .,..,q., .......... 314"lrlo' 511 314"*12"x1" ... '. .. ... . ___ . .•. Is Jack (Twinkle Tom) O hnner. one ijg, rounde ' • 445 nuowpwssujs My '"_wv . " •••••..•... Polsid gracefully 2*4*S' . Each ."" g .-.: -. wii 205 112"x4'x12' police department as it was."' Councilman Harry Terry, the senior member of the board said, adding, however, there is money in the budget for only six officers, including Benson. And Terry, a member of the city council since the community was incorporated In 1973, pointed out he and Councilmen Pat Southward and Cliff Nelson are not running for reelection and will not be members of the governing body after early January. The council, during the workshop session, gave Benson permission to seek whatever state and federal funds are available to beet up the department - Each Shest $ .,u ir isngti.111104 ;:: 31S" *4*f ,- . lace ' Helps insulat. against temperature and Sound. - ftv ." .''.." • *of $*so OIL" asoh "We Energy saving rid as.,, s.. 4r long. Cool White. 4Oi*ta. I..-...• JS W4'it$',,,,.,,.,,,, Il2"x4'xr(3pl,) j'• g' 4 , Ilf'*4 •• horns c. ... 9 kd 13 Each ! wall IMI4SCOtMI I'. 369 - 21. 34oINISIASS ..,,.,.. 314 * 14%" A I,, , . ..... • Fr A...., 15y jig SYPIIJM WAUSOARD - I - Packs" of _-UNI19 PLYSM i - match most II 279 Each Cox aces 'V' IlIIU •'N.'i •r .l..,.. I .., Available in Isocant 1111" INN -------W RIM VAft ___ 4.; official said today. The official, who said former U. N. Ambassador Andre-.-; Young has been lobbying Third World countries to support the proposed condemnation by the Security Council, said he thought world reaction against the takeover would help the U.S. cause. lie said there is "obviously no guarantee" of the Impact of a U. N. denunciation on the Iralians, but he added: "It Is significant that there has been no sympathy of the taking of our people anywhere In the world, and even nations who may be sympathetic to other actions in Iran are indeed concerned with the taking of the ellibasgy." the director of public works and The council, also faced with the I&t b*psctor may possibility of a mass r.osntly a exodus from city Is.,, the city's employ.- He said hail by staff members to better paying McLeod has received two Job offers, and more secure Jobs elsewhere, Both City Clerk Connie Major and City tentatively approved an Icross-theHARRY BENSON Treumm and BookkeW Madeleine board seven per cent pay Mse for all ...Seeks stability Pope have also been offered jobs. city employees. The cost of living pay Kulbea added that he also has been raise to be retroactive to Oct. 1 Is to be another job. In addition, Police by the board at its department provide less thari 24-hour Chief Harry Baum revealed that formally daily protection, looking to the sheriff's regular approved meeting next Thursday night. Police Sgt. Dole Picou and his drug. department to take up the slack. The council agreed to take more than Iffing canine "Dennis" and a part.. 9 8.1 '12 funds o prov ide ...,4it John 0 o IL..s 4 a fine man, time officer have Job offers. the codotIlvIng pay raise. Benson said. "I hope he Is in office If PIcou and the part-time officer "Our police department Is breaking another 20 years." But Benson mid, leave, it wifl bring to six the number of up. Morale smells. We need s bility." Polk doesn't have the manpower to officers who have resigned since a Benson told the city council. handle La ke Ma ry law enforcement. September referendum when the voters "We had one of the most efficient turned dawn a property tax increase. police departments In the county. We And,Benson said, he would not put one The fourth officer, Billy RIpp, officer in a patrol car to risk his life had men we can't replace now. They resigned last week to accept a position were top men," Benson said in an depending on a backup from the with the sheriff's department. He will emotional plea to the board. sheriff's department that might be 20 remain with the Lake Mary department Benson went through the history of minutes away. untll later thla month, Benson sald. thedepartmentalncehe Joined it five Pointing toa recent incident where it After RIpp leaves, and If Picou years ago. He said at that tij was leaves, the department will have four "the new boY on the could fuIe officers, including m house,Bebnson said nevertheless, ble get ral have no Jo . Co Bensonsald plus one -tune taken t he myself, but The city'co uncil assured Chief mal:t department at lowest dollarhave en someone would e had to call Bewon it wants; a nim-member police possible to the people of [sake Mary. Ambulance Service. We don't department to provide 24-hour "I have to have stability. Either you Herndon want t 0 police work," said. protection for city residents. want a police department or you But there(10111111 apPeW to be much not," Benson sWd in response to a Benson said he would use every bit of thecounct1candotoback up ftsdes1ie. suggestion heard earlier. The sthemlngpouleto get federajfwid_s "Thewholecoisocllhassaid,'Keepthe suggestion was that the Lake Mary for additional policemen. - ) The United States is trying to have the U. N. Security Council condemn the takeover of the American Embassy In Iran and urge the release of the American hostages held th ere, a White House xo us a t will hold the hostages until American public opinion decides to send the Shah home, the official d, think they profoundly misunderstand American public opinion.' ___ parals. 99 Marc The shah recovering from gall bladder surgery and suffering from uinter, is being treated in a New York hospital His doctors have said he is in no condition to be moved. Questioned about a report the Iranian students have said they ar a grain printed finish 49. ft1g. t g Iranian Hos tage-TaKIng Bungalow PANELING g Fixed blade. Four extra blades inside. No. 155. t Reg. 1~icv 08g) 1.W Leaf RAKE SQ t P - Bag of 2 UCF St - I I' Utility KNIFE WEA1'I'ISRWP1NG . Tube No.YLR20. FOAM CONCRETE MIX . 20 tkm. -1. %.e D.C. - rally ':. Rag. Price (each) ........... 39C Your Choic. Sq. Yd. 0g. . • .. 39 No. PS-M. I. Each Reg.P,jce,...1.19 Magnetic CATCH 'J . ' "a 12* wIdth8s rc es I . "rv' ',,i "" terns and colors. For Mass WASHINGTON (UPI) An estimated 1,600 Iranian students massed today about 20 blocks from the official starting point of a • day of ma h and demonstrations against the deposed shah uden s ro es in police reported. It was not known immediately how they will travel to the of. 3 Students at he today altitough he expected the rally to attract those who felt ficiallYHenated assembly point, about six blocks from 1ty of Central Florida scheduled a tdefense S citizens" for th is afternoon, that action should be taken and those White anted more j university tud officials said Th ursday. President Carter, concerned that possible violence in information on what is happening in Iran. Dean of Men Paul McQullldn said that two students have capital might endanger the American hostages in Iran, banned MeQuilkin said that several of the 150 Iranian students iii idnttt a permit for a rally calling for action to aid the been granted federal perm its for Iranian protesters in the District of Columbia. tC'hiad expressed fears over the rally'seffecton their safety. Americans being held hostage in the U.S. embassy hi Iran. But District police honored a permit given before the ban He He said that he did not know exactly what vievs the students tie added however that he was not that worried about any Police spokesmen L.D. Soulsby said the estimated 1,600 intended to express as they gathered between noon and 1 p.m. violence at the demonstration. demonstrators would be permitted to assemble in a square that is federal property. This was an exception to Carter's orders that no federal property could be used. Some two dozen Park Police wearing helmets with face saying only that It Is "hopefully, adequate." in Iran, a White House official emphasized today. One counter-demonstrator arrived early at the square. Dell "We are not in the process, or will we be of asking the shah to protectors were clustered at various points among the trees and Daughtry, 24, an em ployee of a Georgetown antique shop, had a depart while our people are being held over there," the official flowers on the square. Far larger numbers of metropolitan pollee including huge hand-lettered sign around his neck saying "Bomb Iran. Free said. U.S." cl usters of cope on scooters thronged the surrounding streets Egyptian President's Anwar Sadat has offered to receive the President Carter has no intention of asking the ailing shah to shah and give him "full protection" in order to hasten the release and sidewalks. Soulsby declined to reveal the size of the city police two, leave the United States as a mum of freeing American hostages of the Americans being held by angry Iranian students in Tehran. £4I( . . m•I Package of two. 1.5 volts In sizes "C" Students 1 • Your Choice: Lit.so Bonds In sec. Cushioned "NO (AIAV' D Ot$tOf Col ors and pat- G*P$1 SPONGES ( A BATTERIES LOORING V_____________ p*U1% ran 659 .A SUPER GLUE 771111 181: MOPACOTI t Sq. Yd. Each 95 Mopacots Extsrlor HOUSE PAINT 4.4 4. R ___ ____ Toggle tope lock, high Impact case, belt clip and 3/4" Yel low blade. No 8325. 25 X 3/4 A - ' i f~ W -2 opTAPE STAPLE GUN Built-in staple extractor, window for checking load and staple size. No. i000. I 2 Each W i.. 49 9 Reg.Pric.(ucN..19.99 Each A NDNO Evening Herald CUSPS 481-280)-Price 15 Cents - - _ w ad laud a walk alder ad. 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EDITION U 72nd Year, No. 46—Sunday, October 14,1979.—Sanford, Florida 32771 : . FrIday, Oct. 12, lffl 12—EVSlllnI Herald, Sanford, Fl. Music 'In' Crowd Accepts 'Outlaw' NASHVILLE, Term. (UP!) — Willie Nelson used to perform at a rowdy bar in Fort Worth, Texas, called the Bloody Bucket, where chicken wire fences shielded performers from flying cans and bottles. There was no barrier skirting the Grand 01. Opry Age at Monday night's Country Music Association Awardsshow where he took the top award — Entertainer of The Year. Finally, the country music "outlaw" bed known for his WU hell-raising, temper tan. trums and general craziness, WILLIE NELSON received from the music edablislunent what he that went like this: had been getting for years In 'What you looking at me for? the honkytonk dives — I ain't got nothing to say. standing ovatlous and rave And if you don't like what I may say, reviews. youcan Just go away." The award "shocked" More than 20 years later, Nelson, who skipped the last few shows because he felt the Nelson went away himself, CMA had forsaken country's leaving Nashville for Texas. roots. Most expected Kenny It was In Texas that he Rogers to add the bullet- established his "outlaw" shaped trophy to his other reputation. When President Carter presented Nelson three awards that night. Last year's top en- with a silver cup award for tertainer, Dolly Parton, his contribution to coik4q showed her enthusiasm by music, he coulde't resist yanking on jeanclad commenting on the outlaw's Nelsons braided pigtail and penchant for partying. "That's the first time rve the audience responded with the only standing ovation of seen him with an empty Cup," the president joked. the evenIng. Nelson received his only "Vm trying hard to look humid, and cool," Nelson training from his grand. father, a blacksmith by said, succeeding at both, Nelson add he planned to trade and a devoted amatsor keep his award at home musician. Instead olon his touring bus. But the country boy "W.d probably end up wanted to* bea former. He enrolled it Baylor snoklng.Iton the him." University in Waco, but Nelson, born to a Texas dropped to marry pool ball owner during Depreedon, made his stagefirstoftlweewomen,a1$' debut at age 4 In the small year-old Cherokee Indian waitress. Texas town 01 Brooking. Between selling vacuum "I recited a brief poem 1 Life," which was recorded by more than 70 artist sold over 30 million copies, but Nelson saw little of the money. He sold the copyright to three Houston businessmen for $iso, bought a second-hand Buick and left Fort Worth for Nashville, hoping to become a country music star. In Nashville, Nelson married a singer and wrote more classic hits, but his own efforts to record songs proved disappointing. "my music was not exactly what you'd call country music," he said. "We were Just doing too many new things for the country audiences to accepb right away." In the late 1960s a hograising venture Nelson had darted on a farm near Nashvile failed and his second marriage began to break ). Then, toward the end o(1*, his house burned to the ground and all he was able to salvage was a sack of : .1 c..m "Is U. COUNTRY Dirrt " 'FUNKIE S . .. - • FALL SHOWTLME VOGI . AND THE SHOW : muu$d6y,0Ct. 11th J CAM WILLIS FOR P*I$CNOOLUS SATURDAY P OCf. 13th p e° ..• 1 I p - .12 1111 001111 WILLIS POI$CNOOLAU$. 2 Shows nightly I - ONL Y SW I - - - - . -. .. . I. • 0 SANFORD"S ONLY ENTERTAINMENT HOT SPOT11 THISO's TOP 4 - • . p c r. - -. .,'. s... .•... . • - • confirm reports of his ac Uvltles,"a Secret Service agent said. "But they have not been willing to do that." The reports Include the as-yet unconfirmed visit Wednesday by Arafat to address the United Nations, the agent said. Published reports have Indicated that Arafat Intended to address the United Nations during the current session of the General Assembly. The Secret Service has VOTING BEGINS - , DOWISTOWN SANFORD _________________________________________________ - . S A leader remain Inside his nation's mission to the United Nation during his stay, the agent said. They have so far agreed to that request. On Monday, Castro was expected to throw a gala dinner party for delegates and their spouses from the so-called nonaligned nations, whose movement Castro now heads, according to the Secret Service, He entertained diplomats at the mission Friday night while city police prepared for another day of guarding the Cuban president from his angry and sometimes violent opponents. Only a few demonstrators kept a shivering vigil outside the Cuban mission to the United Nations during the evening as limousines bearing U.N. . plomats pulled up before the doors for the reception, Inside, Castro had a few words to say to an Interviewer about the demonstrators who had massed during the day. He told John Alpert, a free ' - i Ilk 1 - P - ' - .,. i u r.L CASTRO ...plans are secret _________________________ Related ito" n*se r "' lance journalist, "I admire those who are against because they are active, they move around, they work. And I thank those who are In favor and I admire them even more be. cause they are more courageous." The station said Castro, who In his younger days was reputed to be a baseball player of some ability, also told the interviewer he was rooting for the Pitt. sburgh Pirates over the Baltimore Orioles In the World Series. The diplomatic reception was attended mainly by representatives of the non-aligned nations, Theo-Ben Gurirab, the permanent observer at the U.N. the representing SWAPO group recognized by the world body as the sole representative of the people of South West told Africa, or Namibia reporters outside that "people were laughing, drinking and dining on delicious Cuban cuisine." He said Castro "mingled with the crowd very readily and with every delegate he spent at least a minute" In what was a "very Informal casual, very gathering." During the day, 500 police stood between anti-Castro demonstrators and their proCastro counterparts In a twoblock "no man's land" around the mission, •- - The pro-Castroites later said they were sure they had seen Fidel himself at an eighth- floor window waving to them. Reporters saw only blurred figures. The anti-Castroites vented their emotions by attacking dummies of the bearded Cornmunist leader. Before the day was over, Castro replicas had been burned, hung, "shot" with cap guns and beaten with umbrellas. One bystander who engaged an anti-Castrolte in an argument near the U.N.'s Dag Hammarskjold Plaza found himself being pursued by about 1,500 demonstrators yelling, "Death to Communists!" The demonstrators, who monopolized the attention of 2,000 policemen and tied up midtown traffic into hopeless snarls, began the day near the United Nations, where Castro delivered a two-hour speech early in the afternoon. About 4,000 anti-Castro demonstrators, kept isolated by police barricades Herold Photos by Tom These folks were among the early voters at the Democratic caucus held at V.F.W. Poet 82$? In post was congested in spite of volunteers directing Longwood Saturday, and by shortly after 11 a.m. cars and parking was a problem. Caucus officials there were already over 200 other Seminole County estimated at least 1.599 would vote before the polls Democrats waiting In line. Traffic In front of the closed at 2 p.m. Related story, page 2A. - Municipal &Wons will be will seek re-election. The and Ray Fox, formerly a Dec. 4 election scheduled — council in Winter Springs while airwult01thioWa'sMwti&lir GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - — Mini. le held in five cities of Seminole qualilylngperiod Nub Oct. l$at member of the city's planning Cauelbcrry — the Candidate Maureen Boyd is running widshwW he gives oesn.n soon _may be liredsood ids - - csit&Mim nin and zoning cosniulaion, has qualifying period Is to open on against Andrew Montavi for the County in the next 90 days and 5 p.m., Mrs. Martin sai& kindergerts tbrO4 third gead, in 91N4A far the dts IJuly, but 1e,es* iW be seat 4 post. Meanwhile, in the city of qualified for the seat held by Monday. begun filing candiduts have public schools to help cb&en loan basic bmww lot te&Urs in lbs The council seats up for Vilifying documents In two of like May where three council Councilman Cliff Nelson. "We Ul1I!414I MIimos as rw ad - skill., Education Cesialselosir Ralph Incumbent Mayor Troy seats, will be on the Dec. 4 While Councilman Harry election are currently held by , all those cities, ad the I *"a WIgi", on Ter1Ioniaidr17, John Leighty and Owen Pliand has won re-election imgwood City Quit Unds electiOn,. ballot, the candidate Terry has picked up qualifying saying, his" "We an "The ioaar the children $d these i, and that office will thea atheycsnlsantl'l*'gI Sari - th406 tthM'sputO1tbs*S1idsCSSS - - Malls reported today that qualifying period is sM to close payers, he has not as yet filed. Sheppard. Both have Indicated unopposed 1k.0 ha" qv"f'd at won, Oct. IS. Nelson bas Indicated he will not they will seek re-election, not be listed on the ballot. No - -,reilly' aiming for," '1'a's - M a tadsy.. - • Qualifying so far are: for lbs lbeW council seats on Victor seek re.election while Mrs Former Councilman and ez- one qualified to oppose him. raswepnlhug.lbe d.bsid-1NelMi01iMwId$ -- - "Weilim ber In Altamonte Springs, the ilIOt in the Dec.' 4 city Olverl, plait manager at SrgJiward has not revealed her 'mayor Donald Wilson has go 1liMWad1WYi UnIversity 01 flerIqmued cs01nsis. ballot lists Marian Marroneand 1k aI,ferh,ccil pest pI announced his intention to run 411091100. IbSiML -.-. • -- .N$*urr1on the Mere 01 I#'t U1nbeflt Dolores Vickers for for city qualifying now held by Pit SOuthIird, e c . th coun il In tier third city 'which has a -v-hov. imp" in Thile filing 'ConputiscanplqsviiylmØ$idfsin Van Meter, a peg the dldrict 3 city commission • " Nathan - deceneits an: Steve Usheet inmesiIngthsinI IlJ'ffJim office a nd Thompson and the vad district ens 1 I* " ooetcnn councilman and exOW __ _ ad i% council chairman has an• Rex Walker for the dIstrict 1 '°' '" pji" j - Age pad dinadas srs' IibsdL Ia, tnaIve.,m I. t hid of O noimcsd for the mayor's office post. J• 1uI1: II the' VIaride- I6pUiS iWA811119 atulit $ ad. John T (ine of 60 -ti 41 hedas ___INNIS In the five cities the number - -. - -:-::.-, ,. .'. Five Seminole County Cities Prepare For Municipal Elections For State Students. 119 S. MAGNOLIA "strongly" advised Castro's security to have the Cuban - Akan.-Fri. 11:30 to 2:30 P.M. Dinners Man -Set. s .... nesday for a possible meeting with PLO head Yassir Arafat, It was learned today. PLO spokesmen In Beirut would not confirm that Arafat is coming toNew York. Observers said that because of security, my trip by the Palestinian guerrilla thief may not be announced until it Is under way. "We've asked his (Castro's) security how long he plans to day and we've asked than to Compu ters NeOr, 3235383 Aho .noy out dilkious lunch sp.clsh. IMFLunches - The Secret Service Is checking reports that Cuban President Fidel Castro plans to stay in New York until at least wed- Mok* your rs.rvotlohs now ::. . a=- . .. - - I am f r6m TORONTO CANADA - - MRS. BATEMAN ... scbool survey By GARRY GRAU thinking about medical to go on to school. Herald Staff Writer training since the "demand According to Mrs. is supposed to be high In A five-year survey Bateman the trend Is "set" medical services, not Just conducted by Mrs. Mary for continuing education. for doctors or dentists but Joyce Bateman, Seminole Mrs. Bateman said the also support help like -County coordinator of families moving Into nurses for many years to career education, has Seminole County as well as come." She was troubled existing families "want revealed that "families in that so many students Seminole County are In. their child togoontoschool wanted to go Into law since and the senior expects to creasingly considering that profession is getting continue." education as a primary overcrowded. Conversely, the percent family goal." On the crucial question If of students seeking full The survey, which ap- time employment dropped • the school system irepared piled to graduating seniors them for their future, the significantly over the five. from 1975-1979 classes, majority of students said year period, Included responses to yes. In 1915 65 percent Mrs. Bateman realized questions concerning plans agreed but In 1916 the that some students will after graduation In terms percent dropped to 61. 1977 continue their education of what fields Interested had the lowest percent of them, If the school systemand work full-tune so there students who replied ap Is not a complete direct prepared them to pursue proving their high school and comparison between going careers these training, 60 percent. on to school and working suggestions on how to Supporters of the school full time. Improve the schools' eftraining jumped to 67 In 1975, 35 percent of the fectiveness. percent In 1978 and 69 seniors expected to find The surveys were percent In 1979. full-time work. The figure returned voluntarily and In 1978 and 1979 the rose to 38 percent In 1976 Mrs. Bateman stressed students taking survey had but dropped to 37 percent In that some students did not the opportunity of selecting 1917. In 1918, 32 percent respond. She felt however what would "improve were going to seek a fu& that the survey was "repschool effectiveness." time job and in 1979 only 25 resentative" of the percent said they wpuld They were given a choice of opinions of Seminole fly. na: 1. inkt courses seniors before - they more difficult, 2. enforce m'aduted. - want S. . 'FarnIII.s Mrs. Bateman used some more counseling inanswers about _______ formation, 4. provide more education as the basis for their children vocational courses, S. offer her belief that education is more study-work ex. becoming a primary goal. PiflCeL• to go on In 1975, wlthl,29? students In 1978 Mrs. Bateman (84 percent) returning the revealed the students survey, 67 percent said more picked they would continue their to school' cowellng information" as education after high the higged Improvement. school. In 1976, of l, "Make courses more students (75 percent difficult" was second and look for a full-time position returns) 66 percent of the "provide more vocational after graduation. returners reported they Concerning What field courses" came In third. will continue wboolig. In they were going to study According to Mrs. 1977, of 1,568 (84 perafter graduation business, Bateman, In 1979 "offer centreturns) 65 percent more counseling In. a very general was from said they will continue. - public relations to ac formation" was again the According to Mrs. - courtingto.allbig, was the top pick with "provide Bateman, 1975 to 1977 was M.Me" related top choice more vocational courses" the period 01 recession in fields was second In every second and "enforce rules CUitrd Florida and am year but In 1077 'who 11w of conduct" third. families Could not support was the second tholce Law Mrs. Bateman believes a college or vocational was tiini in 1976. The arts, that one result of the education. In 191$ out of such as drum, pelrdklg, surveys were recently 1,375 answers (a 73 percent completed vocational and music, was third In return) 72 percent of the 1971. Engineering was wings at I0mai and Lake students planned on ocothird In 1976. Howell high schools. tlnuing their education. Education, once. a According to Mrs. The seniors - Of 1579 apular dlc', was not BaSemen, the trend toward reported the b1ghet diosmfrsmpsmdlyoi*oIths - more schooling I. very percent wanting to take iOorliof broad areucn positive but sh.wouldlik, that 01 further the survey. ___ that 10 stuissids (A percent Mrs. Betasnaa said elm "all people should not go to Mom) 73 percent wanted was glad students are college." - SHOW LOUNGE BIG BANDS NEW YORK (UP!) In Sem inole THE FANTASTIC Evening 1&%W' • marijuana and an old guitar. He decided It was time to return to Texas. At the time Nelson moved to Austin, the city already had begun to acquire a reputation as the refuge for Nashville expatriates dissatisfied with the country music mainstream. This year's award may not convince the 48-year-old singer to move beck to Nashvii!., but he saw It as a step in ft rigid direction for the CMA. RESTAURANT AND - HEY KIDS .1; Prime Goal f i C PH • tleaners and Bibles door-to door, Nelson wrote songs, but the songwriting wasn't enough to keep food on the table. He worked as a plumber's helper and then a disc jockey until his music began to attract attention in the late 190. He sold his first song, "Family Bible," for $O. Like many of his later was compositions, It destined to become a country jukebux '4wc. In 1909 he . wrote "Night Castro Reported Readying To Meet With Arafat In N.Y. 0 Education a Evening Herald—(USPS 481-280)—Price 25 Cents - - - '5 - -.--: •• ., .. I - •- . . . , V 1,• -- . • - - - - . .. .)'• - _ - in in AWsiP1flh1!d mid "1k si1S r.W' slhe taiS presUme t ead±:' he.....s in imk.at 1W, áisnt1.ad insut " in M 47i1II INI S S lJ (1IIuf$) mNts.w Ir&sd ujjsil.. vwd , - a ' V 4• - . 4. • -.- . - - ( . . . 4bS..... . - - - - -. . .. . •,. . .... -,.--.---•_ • .• . ....•.• ,_....._, - •- . -- :. - • •. i- -US• - - •- -S. •. . ..•.. L. -.-. •1 . U__i • -- - -- - - - • -. • - -- - - - • , - - - •,. -. 'I . - - - - told by Bill B.Grier. flow for didrIOtL In Wintir Springs and of electors qualified to cast Paysrsbsv.bsaplchodup Arswilb...... ,tA DeAbby ..... ..,.,.......$$ a Altamonte Springs where ballots are: Longwood 3,142; bat .Irgiuimed u 14, It ,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,, 0 JUU1II4IIbedi1rICt1 MusiW......... ,...,..... $4 elsdlonsare scheduled for Now. I**Mary 1,190; Casselberry 4, Winter Springs 2,757 and , ,at, Mrs. Martin said, i$$ 1, the ballots we mi. (LLVES 40 in Gary Hunt lavying withinAltamonte Springs 7,173, achienebsit ( Criv'lo*npurin,. .744 to er Ray Lelb,ip.go, 5 cmbentWUfredArrroid for the cording Seminole Elections T-IuIlim àiiid has nil said whither hi EIhe y Supervisor Camilla Bruce, Wtlht ... ................. IA seat two position on -, - -., .-.•, -.• - in, n- • . - - - -- r -. , • -- ,.. , '., �IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Man Chat-god With Hitting Grandmother 111111111111111111 WORLD Was scumea for ms first court aPpearance Saturday morning. COURT DATE SET A bank robber suspect will face Seminole County Judge V. Voile William' at 9:30 am. Nov. 39. David King, 39, 1021 Swnmerlln Ave., Sanford was still in * Fires Seminole County Jail Saturday in lieu of $10,500 bond. King was arrested on Oct. 4 shortly after the Atlantic National * Courts Bank of Seminole on First Street, Sanford, was robbed of about * Police Boat $500 by a man who walked Into the bank, placed his hand In a brown paper bag, and told the teller "this Is a stickup." Aflerthe teller handed over the money the man walked out of , the bank and was arrested a few blocks from the bank. j j Jk ,356 TWO BURGLARIES was scheduled for his fir court appearance at 9 am. Saturday. Between 11 pm. Wednesday and noon Thursday a new house He is charged with disorderly Intoxication, and aggravated battery. under construction at Lot 32, Hollow Branch Circle and Foiwood ___ Drive, Forest City, was entered by someone who pried open the RESISTING ARREST wfIll VIOLENCE According to Cuaelberry police a Cauelberry man became side garage door, according to Seminole County sheriff's violent after being arrested for sord ly conduct and started deputies. The burglars took a 39 square yard roll of brown carpet valued pushing end spitting on a police officer who then arrested him for at $250, belonging to GlassConstruction Company, Forest City. resisting arrest with violence. At 3:57 pin. ursday, Lewis G)ass, 40, 206 Can)den Donald Richard Green, 27,223 Concord Drive was arrested In his borne at 2:10 am. where police were Investigating a didur- Road, Altamonte Springs told county deputies the house was entered again through a forced-open sliding patio door and a dish. bsnce oflO#Z6, wher valued at $515 was taken. Green, hi Seminole County Jail Inlieaofatotal A .year.cld man allegey struck No granather with a wooden dub end then locked idmieff In Ms trailer W 2 hours before Casselberry police stormed the balding and physically restrained Mm as he held ACCOfdiI4 to (IST7 PO&S Patrick Andrew Sims,39, N. Winter Ms V1DOthS on her, at 040 N. W hmm P Drive end then fled to Sims was admitted to FIOd4I Hospital -A1'esnTh after the Wednesday incident for observation and charged Y aggravated battery, aggravated u5an1t and realstIi violence. He was in sina. COy j1u ad scheduled for his find court pearanc. at 9 am. Saturday. grandnctber was treated end eleaset AGGRAVATED BATTERY A 25year.old man shoved a drinking glass jido an Altamonte Springs man's face In the parking lot of a Canaelberry bar early urda morning. ___ According to Casselberry police, Mansoer Haj1""ar1, who refused to answer polioft questions, shoved the glass In the face of Clint Watts, 356 Spanish Drive In the parthig 101 of the ABC Lounge, U.S. Highway 17-92 and Mate Route 436, a couple minutes into Saturday • Watts needed medical attention according to the p01k. report, but ft did not Mate how he was trusted. IN BRIEF Mexico 's Runaway Well Reduced To Oil Spurts gushing LOS ALAMOS, N.M. (UPI)-SeJentWj who tested the Shroud of Turin lad year my they probably airlin will be : able to establish positively that the 14.(oot cloth was used to cover the body of Jesus afterhincruclflxlofl. However, they said they have been able to disprove : many theories that the shroud Is a hoax. "We've proven that all the ways we can think of to perpetrate a hoax aren't credible," Los Mamas Scientific Laboratory chemist Raymond Hogan said at a news conference Friday conducted by five of the 40 scientists who examined the shroud at Turin, Italy, for Six days lad October. The scientists are proparing results of their studies for publication In scientific journals, probably SillY next year. They agreed there was no scientific way to say for sure whether It had been used to cover Jesus. was determined to be riding improperly without Hospital Orlando for treatment for head injuries. Stout Troop 341 Casselberry. A life-long resident of Longwood, he was the son of Mrs. Sandra Smith of Longwood and Nathaniel Smith of Ohio. lie was a member of Roy three brothers, Ronald paternal grandparents and one maternal grandpar nt were Funeral servos to be held scheduled ! Saturday and burial be in Glen Haven Mtinru i Park, Winter Park. Baldwin Funeral litun. Altamonte, is in charge of arrangements of Other sur vivors include reflectors. Following the accident young Smith was transported to Florida Ilsopital Altamonte and later transfered to Florida James, Eugene Kenneth and Daniel Dean Smith; two sisters, i'ennee Irene and Consuela•Mae Smith, all of Longwood; two - bond ;. Shop Orlando and Sanford daily 9:30-9:30 Sun 12-6 IS%tf1TIri -• Orange Crop A Record LAKELAND, Fla. (UP!) Federal officials predict the 1979.80 Florida orange crop will be a record 200 million boxes, but citrus industry officials say no Immediate price cut is in the offing for housewives purchasing frozen concentrated orange juice. The U.S. Department of Agriculture predicted Florida would produce 115 million boxes of early and mld..season oranges and 85 million boxes of late season Valencia juice oranges. That would be 22 percent more than last year's crop of 164 million boxes, which included 91 million boxes of early and mid-season fruit and 73 million boxes of Valencias and would be a record production for Florida. - - --• '.. Two Killed In Train Crash 11 HARVEY, Ill. (UP!) An Amtrak "Superliner," loaded with college students heading for a weekend In Chicago, smashed into the front end of a parked freight train Friday night, killing two people and Injuring 43 others. The dead were two crew members of the Illinois Central Gulf freight train that apparently had been switched to the wrong track. Most of the 43 Injuries occurred among the 200 passengers of the five-car Amtrak train. Thirteen were admitted to area hospitals. Early today, one man believed to be the engineer of the Amtrak train was in critical condition, at Ingalls - - -. Memorial Hospital in Harvey. Suit Filed To Stop Dam Deadlock Con expired Ms KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (UP!) The Cherokee Indians, angered by plans to flood the graves of their forefathers, - moved Friday to stop the Tennessee Valley Authority's controversial Tellico Dam on grounds the project violates their basic religious freedom. The tribe filed a federal court lawsuit against the dam, which they said will "completely destroy our sacred lands, Including numerable graves and cemeteries." District Judge Robert Taylor will meet with attorneys In the case at 9 a.m. Wednesday in Greenville, Term., to set a hearing date on the restraining order request. The suit was filed early Friday by a host of lawyers and representatives of the Eastern Cherokee of North Carolina. Cong ' an Orlando. The accident occurred at 6:40 a.m. on State Road 434 em he um of highway patrol spokesman said the cyclist A near Wekiva Springs Road when the league Middle School student collided with a car driven by James Wilmoth of 104 Bearss Circle. The Florida Highway Patrol, which investigated the accident, did not file charges against the driver. BARTOW, Fla. (UP!) Charlie Smith, the colorful former slave whose life spanned 13 decades, Is to be buried today In a small cemetery In this Central Florida community In the heart of the citrus belt where he once picked fruit. A telegram from Gov. Bob Graham, who Is in Europe, was to be read as part of the eulogy for Smith. "Charlie Smith's death is the end of an era," Graham's cable said. "With his death dies a storehouse of memories of a time that no one living remembers." Smith died Oct. 5 at the age of 137. Th .1.• The Rise Twelve-year-old Joseph B. Smith, of 136 Magnolia Ave., Ingwood, injured Monday when the bicycle he was riding was struck by a car, died at 3:47 a.m. at Florida Hospital For Nation's Oldest Man BIG CHECK Bubonic Plague NATION Funeral Services Set .UNITED NATIONS (UPI) - bard out earlier when he ac PresidentFidelcased "Imperialism and perp01rath "one of after 19 years, returned to the ______ - .•; .1•• the most terrible crimes of unit. Nations in tim, • of I leader of the non-aligned e on the PaleMIMiis people," for a two.twiw, fit. 1ctected by hiendesda of riot Cuban had pounding harangue agalint the made Ida way to the United United , feeding NiU0I by motoring thrordi rich cowdiles for ad Cambodia Jack Weible presents check for $511 from the Sanford Kiwanis Club to Coaches seven Mocks of pty mid. A REALLY u rim Strowingh.wuspe.klngnat Miithatten streets, cleared for Eugene Petty and Jeannette Stiffey of the Sanford Gymnastic Association for BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) - A chartered British the his safety. purchase of this vaulting horse. The guymnasts train in the Salvation Army as a revolutionary or Hercules (A jet aircraft flew the first load of relief ut Again and again Castro, gymnasium. Cuba b leader of supplies into war-ravaged manofthe96ucio"Iired Mrokin Ms long black beard, -. "We don't know how It will go," a spokesman for bloc, Castro, Ms voice rising to stressed he was merely acting UNICEF, the United Nations Children's Fund, said when shout, lashed out Friday at as spokesman of the nonaligned asked whether the flights will be daily. "racist" so AM andlb. iroc end the denunciations he On Its flight into the Cambodian capital of PlEorn UnitedStatesEnd_ the w.st for mad, were not Ms alone. But gress Ends Penh, the Hercules carried two light transport vehicles personal political doctrine 'ort1ng" ft. and a fork lift to move the food and medical supplies rang through In the fiery But ft The Senate then reconsidered The budget authority for raise, the anàual salary of scheduled to be sent In the next week. clad delivery of the 44.psge speech. WASHINGTON (UPI) - In that the Cuban ie, Alternately waving and oneswoop, members of Con- nearly all major agencies nie*nbersofCongreafrcazthe that action and finally passed the bill, 4341. The key vote Oct. 1 and they were present $57,500 to 0,700. e. gave themselves and fist and dabbing On condemned for callousness, posing ress was under pressure 43.42came on a motion to kill preparing to Issue abort paylb. podium f Ms ___ predicting omim9abp Lbe i1sr, Cadre add lb. nona LI percent pay raise and checks or no checks at all If the to take some action on the pay a move by Sen. Lowell Weicker, JOHANNESBURG, South Africa (UPI) - Brsboidc bSLUSU therich and who wanted to drop deadlock in Congress conIssue In order to roll back an R.Com., hi aligneds "kw e who their added new restrictions "ed the lives aiue. wl • riasi t specter of a increase Is pq . tinned. at 12.1 purcad that the pay raise from Lbs package. ci U..J -t . Middle Ai, 'sp,cslyptLc" holocaust In esimies see" I v 75 Uiea*ire apprvvvd was want Ito e'ect Oct. I wider the The new abortion language d*Ii abortions. the (Jald Slates for Its rodents, health n ber of an increase In t "j wl die rich wouid go Mockeds of actually a continuing automatic cost-of-living eliminates the provision In end "poll. A m h4oiig deadlock said toin. • I,sri.. present law that allows a eseers" In the threatened to cause the go,ern resolution, which allows all provisions of the federal pay , des and en Nerguerita Alsaacion, head of the Department of Speak en behalf woman to have an abortion, if major government agencies to plan Middle Lad, Including the meat to rim out ci money Epidloinology at the South African institute of Medical who world's The compromise plan was two doctors certify that a fullended Friday night when continue payroll and other - David accords. Research, said the Ann, carried by fleas on rodents, Is of braid; I even have a piece _____ ___ ____ spending at the level of Sept. 30 almost scuttled In the Senate term pregnancy would cause Western ripod, 'l'ead.d by Casigrow approved a comp spreading In the region due to flgItIng ID and &O*IId speak on behalf ci us sick the United Stali.," also barked miss bill worked out by a until their new apçiroprlatlons because of opposition to the pay severe and long lasting physical 7imbabsw. RhO have no medicine; I speak on damage to the mother. South Africa's sparthald pIy Boise-Senate coci.renc. ccm for fIscal year 1* are ap- raise. She said Zimbabwe Riodsela, which previously had no behalf _ these who be" • The new law allows federal provitt The House approved the bill, •P'h he said. mutes. CUSS 01 the dIUSIIp had b.CCn* bIfitad along denied lbs right to life and The pay and abortion Isass, za voice vote In mldafternocn funds for abortions only In President Cuter, signed the human ity," (ro aid, DSitI Ida hIInC. that he neIgl*borh4 Mossenbiqis. however, now are considered Friday, and sent It on to the cases of rape or Incest or If the was merely In lbs Dr..mid on the pay written into Us 1* spprçprla. Senate, which first rejected ft life of the mother Is threatened , ceacluloss of the recently lot spesift on a 63.26 vote, by the pregnancy. new baujg OOlCialsd Hivuls J11111 01 al5S and abortion lames had tioti. The 5.1 percent pay Inaesa. 1W EATH ER Oval of the accnr'ik ceder which sobidy Nn-IIIId anUses, Castro been blocking -.. biflhi madIOIId Lbs sore mossy hifl needed to Issp - which also applies to some I undurdasdel we readings: tans. Us1$pha4kw,4:ISLR.,Hl abwdareals aider s 01tb.adurenc.,la' kdaua.emnissInspvMhen. Legal Notice L.gd Notice the bill. • Wb ehonid rapruid .,,inM T everybody which usa. rature, Ti; evsrnight 10w, 74; hsdii hi the Use. . after hours 01 wreniig in the the SW ¼ of the NW ¼ of Sac. V. POATING FORECAST • dutstade" be cried. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT 1.213, high, yesterday's U; Lal Notice • ft FLORIDA EIGHTEENTH R.3OE, Thence run Eat 01 woedel We need __ __ J!" kit "Fa, IL Ail i d hi sr.m,tric presser., 19.11; •:__u JUDICIAL CIRCUIT IN AND FOR 5f$.02 tilt along the South ma Of _____ vllb o aud the • sees. geveimeet workers NAME .. ulaU,e wnsiity, NoticiFICTITIOUS Is hereby given mati am SIMINOLI COUNTY, FLORIDA aforementioned ¼o1 the04' NW ¼; tram gsIU'g osly partial ____ Thence run NSW 00 degrees W.,a , .scibswt or We aid esicidi astle." msstiy W Nz at s.ph. UsniN at 201 C I D Coil NIh tfl2oi.CA40.D ellsd paychecks, bat med agnudus leased Is Pie. HANSON'S LAND SURVEYING, distance of 725W along ttia canter • "YWall ?I-dstl"ThrdWe,ld lamin geuiamid rFer.aet: Putly cI.sdy ad .eath if knits tsday bseem line Of • is, ingms egr$s eli be using oat norual Not Hwy. 1141. byUsVles.1bsu, ind fr 327* S.mInOII County, Florida, INC.,. Florida corporation, Sday. Highs I. a.rtbssstuly Ia the ..rtb Islagites essament, Thence run Wait 105.0' to IW Ihr ____ _____ e' under the fictitious name of Plaintiff the POINT OF BEGINNING; Ii aMISs. Lesslaighi perils, and uuiy hi the Id.-.iN Ms thes' ad PETNACCAS ITALIAN MRS. 5 Thence continue West. distance of FRANCIS T. VEIGLE, ____ • TAUNANT, and Ihell wind AN upw ft W" Was lift I" 133.27'; Thence run N 00 degrees iS At idl I' FRANCIS THOMAS VEIGLE, register sold nomewlih the doris .ipstIy east and seatboast !±y. 8=3663 let tsy at the wend body IMs yr W.adlstoncsot$1.13'toa point it gI Oan or near the North Ilna the Circuit Court, Senmnole County, of a MINe by it. far shirt of Ni 4-% hour Kid iner: mph. NOTICI OP Florida In accordance WINI flu Waichulsa altar the aloreninHoned SW ¼ of the NW luday. Cbaae. ii a few maritbos Is 1*. PORICLOIURU SAtE IJNDAY'S TW Provisleen Of the Fletftious Name Thence run East along said $I*e NOTICE IS HERESY OIVEN 135W, Thancerun $ 00 degrees 04' At lb. .put4is cesciullu IPI*& Castro blamed the 1tlAS. Ti.Wth Section SSS. Daytsen Bosch: high, 13$ iseini lMes'thritss 1111$ the undirilinid, ARTHUR H. E.adlstanceol l.l3' toths P01 FlorIda Statutes gp with o cheating Us find UAW 141 UTENDED FORECAST am, 4 pm.; law, 1:t n.m., s' PICT$TIOR$MMIITATUTI IECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the dr. OF BEGINNING. Containing 1.52 CWIInO Petra" ChNgl 1. ,,oide, the delegates ruse Parity cIt TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN cult Court, Seminole County, 11:19 pa. Previsuely ISiS ja ...si - or loss; located In $iscsud Us tuverwa" Notice N hereby sivea thiS the Pustlili Sept. IS I Oct.7 II, 21, me Florida, Will on the 5th da y Of M Canaveral: hugh, 3*34 shewan aid a ifS' thus. IIVS lb. CIbS i lo id petit . undersigned pursuant November, A. D. 1,?, at 11:00a.m.. Samku'ile Cainty, F r a. to the DIN.134 . PARCEL 4t n.m., am, $:U pa; len, it the wait front door at e ( lb. 11 esidrit lelied, 'lctNews Name IIatv', citapter at the SW corner at Maipy es* wsssy. A umnis glad MISS, Florida Mit uts.wf5 reNlev 3611 pa, CITY OP CAuILURRY, Seminole County Courthouse, COMMENCE G____ * Cft the$W¼ofIheNW¼of S. 27, T21, WNSI1w Clerk it the Circelt Curt, FLOR IDA NOTSai Ø SalllutF*ldi, otter for sale f55 hInd RISE, min e Co., Fla; Thence Se ol liRchilu .sprusslag resist in .. $imliteleCsunty, Florida NIARIN at . So 11w TO CONSIDIR l. run East $1.52 along the south ilhi ,,, a *11 pa.; 4111 receipt of preef of the ADOPTION OP PROPOSED on. d =j biddet for , 11w 's pa..V mud at 8W¼ Of the NW kffl b.UII u sperSIs10WIsUsniI* ce No lelloWire disalbid prepetly in ¼:aforementIoned SI this tWice, the tic. SINANCI Cambodia policy. Bat U.S. tNIsai Thence run N 00 04' *. Sam luau County, Name, 10*11: FOXY Florida, LADY TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: towIt: 25.00' to the POINTdegrees MOt4DAY'8TID OF BEGIN. ?"amIIff DWIII MCIy BEAUTY SALON under WIulc$,Iam NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by PARCEL Is 439 us,UipIkadaM7Ssk thsykifllbsrWitto.mbuHis. NI NO; Thence continue N 00 DsyIs. leach: N, leased In busbies at 1$ Wyman the City of cewitWrry, Florida, Counminceat the SW corner Till, dNWW hi be ."ab" of 11wdegrees t $1i 01 J11Pt00" hS*WId W W. .M3.S4' along the i,4:15 pa.; lien, 36:39 am., thi Rsa Nameple $rfogn, PIerW that the City Council will II*à SW ¼ II the NW ¼ Of Sic. V. I Aft. duhi Centerline oTh f 1$' Ingress egress 01 hIs am. in ts Rise; i a' pllc Piasring Is esu Thence .. enact. 11100 pm. sesament, ence run WqOf l05.OIP Ulf. ____ That the party Wiraited In sail mint Of Ordinance IN. entitled: Of 555* along the South line his* g.rded Cdi. ven.l: hugh, 4*34 ents'S. th .am * in *. "AMUs holeisid the rich Pert Thence runN 00 degrees 04' W. business endsrprloe Is as feiwis: AN ORDINANCE OF Oferrientlened r''--THE s .ve a rese CITY AL_ SW ¼ of the NW 1A; esdsi -di ui us ws vs Tlahaues a 411.13; Thence run East 100.01; , 36*14 n. a.a.,4:47 p.m.; Jells Naucftuisr OF CASSILBERNY, CLOSING, Thence . liii cm. alsuls Thincervn S 00 degrees duswe thsaittek.hitMswuldaerdeg ad distance of Bad 04' W. OMed II FernPeul. IsmInele VACATING AND ABANDONING 725.54' _____ ___ SS1.Wi Thence run • bat rrn'-itulud Is Ms county. Florida OØs, 141 AN EXISTING DRAINAGE terhine !.r is410i ML EASIMINT LOCATED IN SIC. Illimint: Thence run Easfl$$.4' Thence run S 01 degrees iS' *. " Ont. 7. ii, 119,541 1eui aØlflIs TION 14, TOWNSHIP U ISUTH. 4tbI. POINT OF $IØINNINQ; 72154', Thence run West 325.50' to Gets Relief Supplies Longwood Youth Dies After Accident IN BRIEF di er Cos tro: Feed Poor People Or Else... still A Mystery 1 st Sat y - I Action Reports ap MEXICO CITY (UPI) -011 from a runaway oil well that has spewed the world's largest spill has been reduced to sporadic "burps" and could be capped within 20 days, officials said. Spokesman for Mexico's Mate oil monopoly, Petroleos Mezicanos, said Friday that 100,000 steel and lead tenn1a. sized balls pumped Into the Istoc I well's mouth to reduce pressure had reduced the flow to spurts. But the spokesman said the relief could be only tamporary and the runaway well In the Bay of Compence Out what has could at "any minUte begin again to been Its normal flow of 10,000 barrels a dq. 1 well, which unleashed the largest oil spill In history, blew out June 3 and has poured out 2.4 million barrels of crudeinto the gulf, staining beaches as far north as Texas and sparking lawsuits amounting to more than $250 million. Shroud Sunday, Oct. 14,1979- A Evening Heral, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, OcI. 14, 11 a" Early Southern Primary Set COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) South Carolina Republicans decide today whether to thrust themselves Into the middle of the national political scene in 1980 by staging the South's first GOP presidential primary March 8. While the proposal has drawn fire from several prominent Republicans In the state, most concede the proposed primary will be approved at the 1979 state GOP convention at the Township Auditorium today. "We're going to have a primary," said George Dean Johnson of Spartanburg, a former State Development Board chairman who Is against the Idea. "It's a foregone conclusion." - 01 Judge Blasts Bufferin Claims • .J.!ga_N!!k!.-__ WASHINGTON (UP!) A Federal Trade Commission judge says there Is no evidence that Bufferin Is a faster, better or safer pain reliever than aspirin and the - 'h; ___ • manufacturer should stop making such advertising • • • claims. However, Bristol-Myers Co., producer of Bufferin and other pain relievers, called the findings "erroneous" and "contrary to the evidence," and said It will fight the ruling before the full commission. The order Friday by Administrative Law Judge Montgomery Byun, which is subject to commission review, said Bristol-Myers should include In future ads a disclaimer of any unproven beneficial qualities of the product. . • • • -• • • • • • -.•. • " ' • • P01111cs' In HOSPITAL NOTES o.ir, nisrei I. teisis, Tuui,aS.Dy___ NOSPITASI OCTSUR1I AIM!UIONS Ssursing • Williali D. Hardhe MM Nelss • WI ___ ill Takes • • • • AL fftokv ___ Clisioles O'CIPMN lilac Sub L. .. if . • • Lilian I. Ilese. ChIme • ___ Ouster L kimme. C.j Cedilla Orihel, Dattuni IvtPiis Mis Williams. Lab. • . RsSort P. *k UiLjurjl .. niscam$ ____ v • us ___ _____ _____ ___ ____ ____ .-. _____ • ___ • ___ • :" _______ • • • • • ____ _____________ ___ giI ____ P**0IPWIuiS*0 US $71' : • • ............................ . . • • -, on , • ______ sr c: 01 tNt 4U • a. & Se a, •. • • • •• . ____ _____ • L sr LL1 _____ ____ - Nubby cotton, fringed. 16x27". Our 67' Dishcloth, 14x14" ...371 BIG butane lighter gives you thousand of lights. Adjustable. iam am -am I am - ames - - am - - am ames am am am I • UV I as Super Glue • seconds. d?ear. 11 glue bonds • u .iuuu - am am am am am am am - - am Super fast, su or strong fl 'OZ.' Fl. U oz. r •ULU. ..lay Cat Litter Absorbent baked clay cat litter controts odors. Stock up now. 'PN4 WI. - am am am am - am am am us Adult Sizes - 197 ate O . W1 l st. o . •- !" . 2,500 or more Army recruits from the Southeast isilated with fats. acid_ 'WWWWWO ir"èd sources Friday, the (larlolts Now said investigators who eursenid the records 01 210000 mash. betwss Oct. 1. 11M ad last 8e0.36 found mare then lO lw i 3.Way Ught Bulb 48.0z. Sanl•Flush I - Bubbling.action granules clean, disinfect, deodorize toilets. • • • • . lacked the education r.critirsinubad a - I Vleg Sport Shorts Long-lasting bulb lets you adjust to 50.. 100-. 150-W bria tnsss. • I $ • Iaail.&*0ddassm • ,• •••••••• _. •ranu name mugs I Resistor Plugs for most cars. OUt 9.97 r 8cyl. Wire Sit, 7.97 I Shorts of easy-care polyester. Elaslic waist. Colors, sizes. -• -- I • I Several CobM area newepepais ban written IKeily about cieb' that recridusre, prusaiid by their veffim to met esiishh'1011 quota, W'g'y coached appilcuda an Us itraics m'. - .••• u r' thlWhMuI&$fli ui North Perk Ane. • • • a, _____ li 11181I41110 00 low Disposable Lighters • • • • False Recruit Records Found ______ • . • • : ___ ____ --- •.... - - .eawwJi m.., _____ • had ,, • "Magic On" Dish Towel 1 ____ ___ • _____ ____ • • ____ • -. • -- ______ • as . ____ _____ '•. • ' ____ ____ DIr N. IP*i 'abs Ci! Jest holy, Oi astern MichaV. Liwl • iwuint • Nø.rilm. came m*ss I.. IdmflIuru-, D.n.a ____ ___ • • •- j'yy. *0Iç P. $ldaanda. html • C.flt.r ___ . Florida ATLANTA (UP!) Afedsral judge has told a theater It cannot produce a comic spoof of the famed Civil War novel "Gone With The Wind" becausó It violates copyright laws. U.S. District Judge Orinda 'D. Evans Friday tarnporarily enjoined the Showcase Cabaret from producing the play pend1ngat11a1On the merIts"0f the C11S. Legal sources said they expected the Issue, which pEtted the small theater against lawyers representing the .dat. Mitchell, Logo of "Gone With The Wind" author ar tocourt The Mitchell estate had ctwnp1'ned that the spoof, "ScarMt Fever," Infringed on Its copyright protectim me judge jilgrad, but said the Injunction could be struck down bya trial Court Jury- ___________________ IANGIISIA$tCMSILIEUY. Thinndne$Sde,reessvW.g, the POINT OP IEOINNIN4. SEMINOLE COUNTY, PLORIDA: Thuice ruus West N Cintabiuie 1.1 WN Inure If PARCEL Si PROVIDING SEVERASILITY: *dugre.'W.ISIti', NOTICE URNS CONPUCT$ AND IPPICTIVI East fl4.$Vs Thence run S N COMMENCE OfI1wSW CoHueroI NAMIIAW the SW1è Of the NW ¼ of Sic. . dagrSØ WI. 01.12 TWic NOTICII$NUISYSIVEN ava seghi. Tils. S ISR Sepultiele Co., IS West 101W Ii 1h0 NW Of *0 uusdenist deitrW le si-gr This N given the11sticS or Th11ICI Vll last 442.50' along t$e Of Chapter 144. II previslesi witiNIng ESS acres mere inbu sea under ISis iwtms name 3f South line Of aleramentlenad SW ! 41 PJiddS 111gi. - C1wI less. ttftu with. it UMIL$ OuiWe *055 In ot *0 NW ¼: Thenca run N hi d Ordf'lU(SS ii ISis Cily egress easement: , located p Ce.4er tssaM at 11w degrees 15' W. 21.00' to the POIPfT WA. (UP!) PluMs, pl pliw Is Us ledda sactieui canm.r,' Piside, a smenied leminelu Cthnty.Florida. SI OrIento Road OF BEGINNING; Thence centkuue PARCh itid With abS 01 thus e4 uW ehuiU5uu IIMI Avuiw In me civ et MSaW N11m1ntid N N dWus W W. SIN.SV mIMI Or S wtit esmidored COAWINCI the he $p,bis ___ stat. aius,stió nemn.nti End 131.W: Thence rim 10 ruslelu me saW a.. wim me •hr21sMun4.y.Qc$, *0 SW ¼ at the NW ¼ Of Sec. 27, us et-i. ii, 141, auiO City CuOnci will Till, R.ahs Thence run iwo daiiiis $'• I. aIl.Irj Thence rwn in , last NI*a mince run S 90 ismWirsa.etsrfbset prnsu. in dhe tsispe.emuiiiia Bee. 1 itnui county, Pieria 1 54' W. 1101.1,111111V, am" the mew Alsuesileised Sw is *0W at Port Laidaidale 01 is the that "woo" me pIc hosing NW ¼; Thence run in N degrees It w4arlku. Of a IV InliNe earls Of Mit 01 Us IUIL.I pp M ISIS eeeematli Then ce run WIt 235* WIN W SiaW IsthI City NaN Of Wa a Of . at $Sa. ad ' ' IS She POINT OF SIOlNinINO. CSifliwv, Phehdi. en Mdiy,' miNrhlneef a if hISN PACIFIC RESTAURANT ________ as La acfls. mere or lo$. ii. 7:* P.M. at erduul aps add: aid. ores us ,, Al gi.iiJy ss .TvNy, I%ersafler a prnIIIt At th .SILSO Of 1.0' Some POINT p 90flItIt 1S Find JSOfSOLinI id miUsMss 01 chs u* U,,.Uid usrIta mop •SEØINNIIØ; Thence centl.a lerKlrn. ii4 In the . ar.ml*emeniwisSirseatSo WeeS 155.0'a Thence run N N tyledjNlIs,ceuse, dusk Us the oiiuu$ dedinenes. this diseuesvw, a WITNI$$ my hand d seal ad a PIIuIE 1 -- 01 ip 10 SPINY 44. COOPOR Mid Cost lids 10th day Of Odeher, Noes tIui a paw at , N*TTICu1. A.D.1IN. . jISipW fl4Nat*0WWi '01fN $01Imfts..in uiS4Plat it p esui me. cisitme, IL1aflt.ji. ••: *rIhetN.cIsIIh, it. I ij ____________ OWl el *0 CWcwN Celeit •aiL SI ISUP WIN lISt Us di lquF'V1WM I. CWN5 *1_03 OP .UhA$NINO., • Theater Spoof Is Stopped - f"'- : • _______________________________________ FOR AF •-• .-.4 '--- . •' - 'I. . -•.. • .• ,: - • • •- 5 - - - - • �Evening IferaM (USPS 41210 300 N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Ares Code 306-r2..2811 or 8319993 Suflday, tobir 14, 1979 4A WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director _________ Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 8 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, p4.00; Year $47.00. United Apvvi s the Tuesday before payday. Nobody but the filthy rich has a buck. What happened to the quarter pool? That's the one I want?" After a quick conference, the fee was lowered to a half a buck. And the gamblers paid up. Among the unpaid bills on my desk at home was for automobile insurance, due this month - on two vehicles. I thought about calling the company to reduce our coverage - but turned chicken. I thought, "Well, I had much rather pay the stiff premium than to reap any benefits connected with an auto accident. It is truly more blessed to give than to receive." Come to think of it, I had much rather pay any insurance premium than to have the need for its service. Who needs n accident or iii.ss even tilt j paid for in full And taxes are also out of sight-and maybe unfair. But, I suppose it is better to pay high income taxes than to be jobless with no taxable income. People for all seasons... That's us. October is the month when the world turns - and some earthlings may wish it would stop so they Around could debark. Smell the air. There's a nip in It. But don't expect the frost to be on the pum pkin in 9 time for witches' night when costumed kids come calling, "Trick or Treat!" on Halloween. iricI My worst competition in marriage always shows ______ up in full force in October television football. F Oh, I don't mean to cut baseball short. October means the World Series when baseball pools are cropping up all over the nation. MW "Wanna get in a pool? a voice asked. "Sure, count me in," I cried. "How much?" m rIfW& "A dollar." he said. Once again, inflation raised its ugly head. We all By DORIS DIETRICII know the gold is up and the dollar is down - which really doesn't make too much cents. "A dollar," I blurted. "My Lord, Man, here it is I . - States And Chino The Carter administration Is in its customary dizMray over foreign policy, this time on the question of possible arms sales to the People's c of China, B4 -11as apparent that Defense Secretary Harold Brown, the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and some of Mr. Carter's White House advisers presumably Including National Security Affairs Assistant lgniew Bresesiniki favor consultations with the Chinese on the mutual threat posed by the Soviet Union. President Carter seems to agree. Otherwise, he W04J1d not have authorized Mr. Brown's planned trio to Peking later this year or early in 1980. In ing news reports of the trip, White House specifically noted that Secretary Brown wasid med with China's defense minister, Xu gun House confirmation of Secretary Brown's tri'el plans coincided neatly with what surely was thj planned leak of a Defense Department study recommending that the United States bolster China's conventional military capabilities. The weapons sales or study did not formally technology transfer to China but both possibilities cited. Enter Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance, who seé)ns preoccupied these days with keeping Meow contented at almost any price. Mr. Vance appeared horrified that the United States would e en consider selling arms to China, "We have no intention of changing our policy. V are not going to sell arms to the Chinese," he a W. of course, that these diametrically signals are part of a conscious adii nutrition effort to keep the Soviets guessing out the limits of the evolving Sino.Amerlcan zi atlonship. But frankly, we think this explanation a iwnes a degree of calculating a ogether lacking in the administration's conduct t$ppicy t seemmu l± thetMreVance and Mr I own simply disagree and, In the absence of II mer leadership from the White House, are airing U lr differences In public. What the Chinese and S'vlets think of all this Is anyone's guess. F eswnably, they are no less confused than C ngress and the American people. Secreta ry Brown goes to Peking Cyrus Vance approves or not. No firm i iether' c minitments, or sales contracts, will be made In a y can but discussions with Chinese defense Icials will at least give Secretary Brown a better u derstanding of China's vulnerability to a p tenth) Soviet attack. And the mere thought of the Tens. chiefs of China and the United States c itting amiably over a pot of tea will discomfit the viets. Despite a shortage of tMo-date weapons, China I now and will remain for the forseeable future a i alaMterweWA to the Soviet Union's growing p wer and Influence on the Eurasian land mass. the possibility that China's millions may be I inted access to modern American arms and -- -- ______________________________________________ JULIAN BOND T - we en haogy should give the Kremlin serious pause i out how far to ph Its global adventures Pleas e "'I : Write lau.rs to the edht.r are welcomed for pNcatIsu. All litters mast be ilped with a uWag address sad, It pessibhe, a telephone Ike ldeatky silk. writer may be erhlled The Ev.ahg Herald will respect the vhihssslwrhlenwhedsastwut their "MIS ' I Evening Herald, Sanford, FL If 1.'•'f Advertising And Ed'i'torial H Th a tefu e I$. Wit bon I.eUIaateUbelorlo to Space slow M l us es B Of C WASHINGTON NEA - That clear majority of white Americans who oppose busing to integrate public schools - and the apparently growing number of blacks who'd rather not subject their children to the trauma of daily travel to a hostile atmosphere - now have a chance to do something substantive about it. The answer isn't found In putting nw faces on the Supreme Court, or in the White House, but by making it possible for black Americans to live wherever their income and ambition will permit. A l 78 study conducted by the U.S. Departmeat of Housing and Urban Development discovered the obvious - that black Americans are still relegated to narrow, and segregated, housing choices. In these ghettos, however gilded, sit me segregated schools that produce the school buses buses whose were presence arouses violent passions lii American cities fron, coast to coast. The HUD survey, of 3,000 brokers and rental agents iii 40 metropolitan areas, found that a black person stands a 48 percent chance of discrimination when seeking to buy a home and an 85 percent chance when seeking to rent one. uba I" I In recent weeks, our attention has been fixed on the subject of Russian troops in Cuba. The discovery has been widely considered as just another indication of the Soviet desire to expand '! their presence in the Western Hemisphere. 7 In exchange for Soviet milita ry support and some $9 million a day in economic subsidies, Cuban dictator Fidel Castro serves as a " cheerleader for Russian Interests throughout the , J . world. The most notable recent example of this cane .01 at the recent Third World "summit" conference A U in Havana. In contradiction to the supposed ideal of the organization to assume a position of . 11111 nonalignment between the superpowers, Castro made a mockery of the proceedings with his podium-pounding exhortations to the Third WORLD World nations on the virtues of the Soviet system. Despite the power the Soviet Union is able to exert over Castro, the Cuban dictator still fancies himself as a revolutionary leader who aids and inspires revolts in Africa, Latin America less. This was for a considerable Period Ofl of and the Middle East. The Russians aren't By LeROY POPE bothered by Castro's delusions of grandeur UPI Business Writer American Appraisal's most profitable activities Discrimination against Hispanics, Asianand It helped keep Georgeson on the road 95 because much of his international Interference Americans, women and the handicapped was fits nicely into their own foreign policy designs. NEWYORKtUPI)— Innauontza000dtor '.'percentofthetü. in lorii,00124 , miam" ti*md to be widespread. . .. - Ow appraisal businesa that Wayne Georgeeso Ifo il h hst agraiasaiajor alt a , jumtwoyears So if the great objection is to the bus and sometimes feels a bit guilty about It. baseball teams for prospective biyers. after seizing power, Castro sent a handful of not its passengers - Integrating America's With prices and the value of everything going said the appraisal companies get a troops to Ghana to provide training in guerrilla ' housing stock would soon eliminate the need for up steadily, his American Appraisal Co. of lotGeorgeson of extra business these days as a result of the busing to Integrate schools. Milwaukee, a leader in the field, is so busy that, Securities and Exchange Commission's ruling tactics. In 1903, he sent tanks, arms and advisors Algeria, which was then involved in a border Of course If you're opposed to school busing although he has relinquished the presidency, three years ago requiring the use of replacement dispute with Morocco. The Congo received ' because it integrates schools you can stop Georgeson still will travel 100,000 miles this year costs as well as original costs In the accounting Castro's blessing - and Castro's troops - i :: of some 1,000 of the country's biggest companies. reading right here. But if you think that each on important jobs. 1965. In 1973, Castro ventured Into Middle East "Ourblggest business this year,"hesald,"has and Georgeson considers replacement cost acAmerican has a right to an education South 'e and, according to some counting a step towards fairer valuation, but reports, Syria, received neighborhood as good as that enjoyed by any come from firms trying to keep their insurance Cuban military support. '' In step with Inflation." said present requirements are too rough ap other American, read on. With this pattern established, U.S: policy ..,, "Although we've been exceptionally busy," he proximations to be very accurate or valuable to In the next few weeks the House of ch unusual cases this companies. He said they also are more or less makers should not have been surprised by the .,, Representativei will consider the Fair Housing said, "we haven't had su year as In the past - the 'droit au ball' on useless to investors In trying to determine stock major Cuban involvement In Angola and! Amendments of 1979, legislation that will put Parisian office space, for Instance." Ethiopia In W15 and 1976. Twenty thousand . y. and bond value. enforcement teeth into current fair housing law. ., Cuban troops fought on the communist side in Droit au bail" is key money, what In America Another thing Georgeson regards as more or It will also outlaw discrimination against the would be called "under the table" payments less useless is "book value." He says nobody in Angola. Sixteen thousand troops were sent to handicapped. over and above the legal rent on strategically his right mind would sell a company for book Ethiopia. Approved In early August by the House valuable office space. It's not exactly illegal In value today. He cited one firm that had a book Latin America is a favorite Castro target, too. " Judiciary Committee's Subcommittee on Civil France and Georgeson's firm has appraised the value of $48 million yet his firm's appraisal Most recent Is his well-documented support of and CondutIonal Rights, this legislation is right to collect drolt au bill for various French showed the liqUidation value of inventory alone the more radical elements of the Sandinistas in ft." called "the most important civil rights clients, was $45 million. Nicaragua. Castro readily acknowledges his aq legislation of the decade" by subcommittee Nor has the company had so many urgent jobs "You can't appraise a company on balance intention to instigate rebel movements I' chairman, Rep. Don Edwards, D.CalIf. appraising foreign ventures of American sheet or earnings reports," Georgeson said, elsewhere In the Americas, in such countries aat Edwards says that the current federal fair companies for losses and claims in the event of "The figures can be distorted by a depressed or El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras. osmon or woprlatlon. inflated dock market. They don't tell you much housing law, Title VIII of the Civil Rights Act of activities pose a serious threat to our If the Cuban government ever should decide to If anything about how good equipment Is or how 1961, hasn't worked because It falls to give HUD own interest. Castro has helped undermine and Presently, a victim of compensate American companies reasonably It Is maintained or hthe power to enforce it. over th row a number of govermnenta friendly to housing discrimination can report a violation of tot' the properties expropriated when Fidel executives and working force are the United Slates. That makes economic and Castro came to power, Georgeson's company about pros and , the '68 law, but BUD can do little more miba seem agood investment for "A really scientific appraisal requires mllhtaryaid invedigateandbringthetwopartiestogetherto hasappralsalreportaonmodolthosspropsftlss si the Soviet Union. tting In Its vaults wailing for the happy day. engineers and management ultants who can cons 4 cors.illate their differences, It has dons a lot of appraisal work for make good value junents as well as ac Meanwhile, the Cuban people continue to Private legal action against a discriminatory American companies In Mexico, the Philippines cewdants," he said. suffer with economic hardships so that their broker or rental agent Is possible, but expensive and other countries that Insist foreign ownership 'lbs trouble Is that figures are history while Leader can sell the "vistues"of his failed system C. and time conswning. of business within their borders be 41 percent or value is futire." to others. - L11 \ ' - ' BUSINESS APPRECIATED Center. _____ •,,. -. -. -. Our Readers e Carter Urged To Prod' Guatemala Firm,, a_ d _____ —' - . I ____ ___ - #-_. I H Sd ,. f •5 5• __ 5, .•. ___ ______ _______ ________ .' .• ___ _____ - .. P!?!1fl ' ' Was toes' tins __ 0 d4rsaivandthechange In diet Is causing the llkie" Goodwin says hs and tda research team anticipft free results from the study: we bow that semi healthy old PO& have diprused immune syduns, m.ssdag their white blood calls don't work N well as those in younger ss*jscta. "Ilopafuily, we will be able to fluid out whotiwu' Uda makes them more snsce*llds to daises. Ifftdoss, we can provide uiwIcMion to Miniulat. their Irv"w. Blood aempiss will be taken to c'ipvs theknleofvAaadmIneraIsInIhel, systems with those of Is's PialIhy people. Did isbsllmdtobeasbipert.dfadar in remaining healthy while pswW alder. lbs study will cder wbdber seers 2-1 good be placed on did fee L 05101M l.ywser. we hospital,- lbs Mudy vi or s w'wlher a dongs of did to the W sp' c-111 $es recovery. lbs r':.V pspi'ekglrai MMwIll do he U01111111d. lIPS C$aduiu :" ff bees to meve to iso a sps elbqdus'lwadtoUveillI '!PIØ ike are diue4 iii were ftbr is WsiadtsV in ug !merd -perU.-I't sot avul whas - he is 0 ___ M F3 .. and time. Davis, in his speech, talked of the "fat cats" of the state and the need to have that "honest man with integrity" in the highest office in the state. As all those who were in Seminole County at the time remember, neither Kennedy nor High carried the county. Those who remember the 'lOs In Seminole CoorMy know what a man of integrity Davis has always been and what a fine job he did as S"nlmle's delegate in the Florida Hotse of Representatives. Especially since Watergate, the public has often lumped oolltlçlans, lawyers and the judiciary together ins tarnished class that is not quite to be triated. Davis' appointment to the bench can only provide a big dip forward In changing that Image of the judiciary -at Ind for Seminole County citizens. Ayotmg woman only the other day was reminiscing on her days In grade school during the iNS year. And she was remembering the elections that year and the candidates for various political office who had taken the time to speak to her eighth grade class on the Issues. The students of the class for the most part were 13 year old., whose Interest in the political process had been sparked by a particiarly 'slots teacher. One local attorney had been asked to speakto the class, citing the pro side of the 1968 Florida Constitution on the ballot. This attorney did not communicate well with the children. Davis, who had served on the constitutional revision commission and was opposed to the document charter, was asked to give the con side. Davis with his very special way of communicating with young people assusned they were bright and alert, and proceeded to do an excellent Job of Justifying his opposition. The students, completely sold by Davis' presentation and unable to Interpret exactly what the first attorney had told them, expressed their confusion that anything so bad could get on the ballot in the first place. Davis proceeded to enumerate and explain all the - features of the proposed constitution a well as he had presented Its bad points. "It couldu't have been any for Mr. Davis, who he felt as strongly ashedid,to show as much eMbaIaan about both sides Of the Isssus," the young lady said. She noted her pleasure that Davis will now be sitting ua Judge,a position which he can make use 01 his wisdon for the people's bed advantage. 01det WW keeps old people healthy? To find ant the University of New MexicoSchoolofMedidn.iscundsttthga comprehensive Mudy that will provide free annual physicals and blood teds to IN older persons over a ftve'year peelet lbs reseerdi is flmd.d by the National Institute on Aging. De, James Goodwin, 11110611011 professor .-At-"- at 1h N rheumMolo and university, Is principal investigator for the AW "Generally, so dill's are made as Maltby older people." says Goodw duck away In "Usiallytbeyleok at nursing hounesand hnspMak We wed to IookattheflionSldM_efLt*711d people and find out why they 'se healthy." Voladurs for lbs study mad be over 96, have aom.Ior hhseer and ad be left say prescribed modIiM1is Mthe"thq adurpa oem p1st1 eUU)IUthIS,_lacisdiag medical ad wi hidery and bust alas, 11 I illho dWSuts.9andownsift OF dieciverid dwlug the k" 'mitog. lbs ,øa,isrelunodkecht.Nevher ____ __ - A Fine Choice W • SW ___ Davis Healthy Older Folks _________ . 0 The appointment by Gov. Bob Graham this week of Joe Davis of the Sanford law firm on Stendrorn, Davis, Mcintosh and Jullan to a circuit judgeship was met with great satisfaction by many am residents, particularly those in the cilia of Langwood, Oviedo and Altamonte Springs. Over the years, Davis devoted many hours of his time to the three communities M a.ih, .ftawnau Ulm S yya.. wa l. only ln the fact that he was right ao often ln his legal opinions, but was always aich a gentleman and, believe It or not, projected an unbiased and non-political attitude on each and every Issue. His dedication and real personal feeling for the cities was evident. Many times as a city council was involved inahot and heavy political discussion, Davis would simply slide his chair away from the council table, lean back and rest his eyes, aspirating himself from the melee. Yet, he was not afraid of controversy when It involved something he believed In. In 1* when It certainly was not the popular thing to do in the ultra. conservative South of that day, he was deeply involved In the Kennedy-forPresident committee In S.mhir'le County, Then In 1* when the Democratic candidate for governor was the feisty littie mayor from Miami, Robert King High, Davis gave a speech on High's behalf that Is still remembered by many. High was considered a liberal In that day ERSON JACK AND WORlD I The argument wasn't new. The issue had been debated time and But the news editor In this argument was right, too, when again before In most newspapers since the early days of explained that the newspaper is just Wt - a NEWSpaper. Ad" American journalism, that makes it unique when compared to other publications which paper contain mostly or only advertisements. It was a simple question of space. How much space in the National and state st udies also show that people should be used for advertising and how much for news? newspapers primarily for the news and other editorial content ir While the issue seemed clear enough, out of the argument would bt'ifl5 to them., Including such things as feature stories, pictures, emerge, as It always had, a better understanding of what a editorials, news analyses and syndicated columns. newspaper really is. Whether it's the front page, the sports section, cartoons qç, "Don't forget," said the advertising manager, "that ad- obituaries, readership of local newspapers I. high. vertlslng pays the bills for this newpaper. Most of the Income we in recent years, newspaper people have tried to listen morj' earn comes from the sale of space for advertising." carefully to what their readers have to say about their newspape'*'~ F, "And don't you forget," the news editor responded, "that this paper is what its name says it is - a NEWSpaper. Most people ...Readers consider wouldn't buy this paper and end up reading the ads If It weren't for the news and other editorial and feature material In it." their newspaper Who was right? They both were. And while this struggle for apace in the newspaper would continue, people in the advertising and the news departments would come to realize a little more as a total product dearly every time that a newspaper is, as this year's Newspaper Week theme says, "Something for Everyone." They have done this informally and sometimes The advertising director was right when he said that ad- sophisticated survey and marketing research. vertlslng brings In most of the newspaper's gross income. About What newspaper publishers, news editors and advedlsim' two-thirds of the typical daily newspaper's earnings comes from managers have learned is that readers consider their newspap:z advertising revenue, as a total product. It Is not just advertising. It is not Just news. It Ian, And he would have been right to further explain that readers do a complex combination of many things of Interest to many an4 ; y different kinds of people. buy the paper because of what is in it, and that includes the adConsequently, National Newspaper Week, which culm1nat. 11 vertising content. with international Newspaper Carrier Day, is an opNational studies as well as surveys In many states consistently today portunity for readers and newspaper people to think about thII' show that readers turn to their newspapers for shopping rv',q fact. formation. They read the "news" In the advertisements; news And most newspapers have responded to this Information froM) about sales, shopping specials and new products and services their readers. You have probably seen It in your papers through I' available to them. such things as more special sections and editions. But some things will not change. Advertising will continue t 1, These studies also show that readers consult their newspaper before doing the family shopping as well as before making major be the main source of direct revenue for newspapers. And goof consumer decisions Many readers consider their local newspap- newspapers will not compromise their dedication to the news; to, er to be the single best source of advertising Information, and buy helping you better know about and to understand the cycnts and activities of the day. It with that in mind. Circuit- Appraisal Sets Worth --h-0no*. 110 Wayne Doyle, publisher of the Evening Herald, accepts National Newspaper Week appreciation award from Jack Weible, Immediate past president of the Sanford Kiwanis Club at luncheon meeting Wednesday at the Sanford Civic PUBLISHER ) I, WASHINGTON - Jimmy Carter's much. mnimagnnent am its Amencan owiler. Jam far been evidenced by bsck-.crstctiing, not iodide's Sate [kinking Water Ad fIr. years u ballyhooed concern for human rights has Clinton Trotter." flnger.polntlng. __________ '1flI IrrttMid rapraisiva rqiw. aroimd the world Trotter appears firmly committed to Grateful for such favors as compuli can. The law was IsdaMM to id M& agencies to *bio veil asthe callous disregard shown to data by destroying the union and has demaodratsd Na thbdka. (rosa (ks exaculivas, free use of a enforce wateriafaty Mándarde ad ('seJ by ____________________________ Cocn-Cals corporate siuscigivis toward the willingness to Mop at nothing toward this sad," coenpasy jot while he was governor of Georgia, Eniasi p,ig1 Agency, Cash In. i wilkulablluhsd human rights violations 0c Pease wrote. "Union officials have been and tund.r.isurs sponsored by Cake ezscntives cedives to on, -lqafid and their successors have been for pot Carter projscia, the preilds'4 responded forcimosd would sipoasdly do the trick. ifIs .. c1rrlke then. the provtdal hypocrite in the Bible, r)y iaasaed But jnt tjs" He "d Pepol. But çosir'si f ile to giVS EPA a dick with find t, has as Imc'ily spotting the mote In an Earllerthisy.sr,thsOhtocosigrmin noted, Cola from the Wldie fuss, gays Whjft : ________ advurswy's eye, while ignoring the beam In Guatemalan religions leaders appealed to Coca. bk Is Coke's entry o the Red_______ (lnsse which to but recalcitrant stata aidisoriti1s ) Ufl't respond to lbs cafl of cpy oin-orat$eod,Inthe eye of his P011tICalPSl& Mmal a suicy has no way to penlali dates The Cxos.CiIa Co. and its top executives have the relWi of terror at Trotter's plaM "A non- hike in wgw prices - a mov, that saved coca. piLlIS CatWsrscod trIp an the aga that refuse to enforce the go bias among Carter's mod ints pore. committaleponsewasgivenasdnoarilenwas Cola 5 I nerosas political supporters So there has taken." And whui [raM Marquus a former gave the ,t,irteat so mach Iris py Water fS5ldatksOL ii.Aocl been nya peep out ofthe While Ifoine about unian O&W who flsd jar hisUfo,shoud spat Od *msy us ib &d piM te the parod in tect, the only penally in sorb cam the violence that has been wreaked as workers it si docthoMuu' to $esd for osms Cocn-Cola lettlini Cs. 01 Now Yek. igilod the EPA, which by law mod assume W Cikea fr*KIlIsPhONaf 15% GuMWlalL hs1p he got a similar I t -Plies cernA weed (rem the pi I. his baddias U rispo'sIbilhIy 'lI. Is adutw&Sal evidence a* Iii .Mn.d 10 $V. Coc sgasdteUl'sMsesno01 01 the IHdII0MIb, Mates, And as agency ofpossible American cVpuiM. conpilcity In sums The cemmon csnvlrsd,d Na liter by th. human rWds vielethiw in Giiitrwla If 1kW. told a, they .inply don't ha?. the Miff alike wkI,iwsed vlalii'ii and bhooWi.&" HIP. citing the "desetes" botwem Carter ad Coca- Issi i&y the Word. foe proper pervisloss en i regular bad.. ' o Ps, DONe, weds is a osifldl,41M NOW Cab, j&: 's eujadad Is me od Iam& Plotods: A qekumas for CoceColi told O fo Pumsylvanua lee IWipIe, asly 1.11 of 3,ki I I to D Cater. !kM ,.I iwbed the ceeveumas to bring to year_ttMIr ths tragic MM. ol d : SMM Gary Coke that ?ta hssdqus,t'ss the 90,968 wM systems servIng 2 mUllen ab l 64 he wreIs'1heeumuuwWlagaemof ___ *s MIke coccoi. frsaNa, in peruse— have never bean____ hemk* analyzed, the (s.Cola'Co. to di " SkiM the áwellasthscolIssdagardshaastosbp bilir in God.uiaW Is an sppaiuud di' . wsvs'ef niardar, leetavi kidaagp"ig and In cwpsnt.esecMi'sswaj4tsuJ. treàt he added t the resusy d 1 of the $Mes water ayatems _____ ke's ,,ripl'pus In 1,"fj aMd U Co Vgjfjq iie vi,IM1$. scearniag P'—l'ad* in "doiNauwseap' spertit Vat the EPA r*a /. •• •• au —i-1i 11111M *thispMM.'HIkMaulmtal:'tt. nsp MWerd,th jj L. ;pvetWf.urysora,PissscMiths lan•iaadrsaMs.9esveM • vWemc." sAwd bsrsI?. ; . . yeW. have bes jerted, Is. 'ss as' thspn - vMussNaCaCa'CohtvetjsIs W*1V$Ws1Iide1s(.i, ds are . ktSkU* NPA. _001111 by asdtartr orchestrated the plant BMCortv's'deaeUes"hthsess4onbsvS and siWSW-C.apa a 00 IN 10011111011ww 011FAW. : • F. •• : • . 11 2~ . ..... I. limberii PM. no Eirtifts Nerem On men" a. Are Both Very Important - RONALD REAGAN 0 hose Sunday, Oct. 14. 1979-8A National Newspaper Week __A - propose ON OPINION Where does a person cut backs I stared at the United Way payment card on my desk. It can't be that time of year again. But it is October ushers In the United Campaign every year. "Maybe I'll give at home this year instead of the office," I mused. "After all, charity begins at home, they say." Several famous last words ran through my mind including passages from the scriptures, First t Though I speak with the tongues Corinthians, 13: " of men and of angels, and have not charity, I am nothing." And then it hit me: I had rather be givino, to Charity than having to receive it. Maybe folks should be thankful they are not on charity rolls and happy they can help others who are less fortunate. I scanned the United Way card again. Sure I care— I'll give my fair share, and checked the square. And now, I feel better already. general a yes'. fey vi be '1.oaa&weleswthatmsay old psople have iWfrI dots generally lacking In vP'$ C ad MmpleLWs wad to cekepare levels of dailetency with emI"y to "Mb_daises - ad Pon" isp*al vitaunkus for the 'Thirdwsbio,thatfl.wiuig a ll"" May diotary eddads seq go diem and Maydewnafowdaysinafaw'wm'¼. We bepa Is daosver why INa heppans and cuuie& it with protein and # asp " p1 lbs med burled rsadt of this to a"pepir are b- Mao . IN. Ialsi 1r em be used I. hespotbers kern qswhng old eftkefr ides' years ambd Is bed in thir hNnep 111UPS111 and am Twiggy Spurs Memories Dear Twiggy: As a native of Sanford, I was delighted to see and read of your novel activities. Your story has been shown and written about throug Forces Television Network and in the Stars and Stripes Newspaper here In Korea. This coverage extends throughout the world, where United States Forces are located. I'm sure you find skiing In Lake Monroe a great experience. it is a beautiful body of water which provided countless hours of enjoyment for those ofua who are fortune enough to call Sar!rd "home." For many years I have told friends all over the world of Sanford, the "Celery Center of the World." I have described with great pride g of Small Town South, and Elvira Garner's Ezekiel series: The "Big Tree" or the "Senator"; the beauty of flowing St. Johns River, and of its use by barges and freighters during the 48's; the agricultural contributions of Seminole County; the home of the Sanford Naval Academy; the training camp of the one-time New York Giants and the George Barr umpire School; andolone of the fined zoos in the date. When I tell friends that I once saw Babe Ruth at the Sanford Ball Park, I refer to a person and place gone for thirty years. Twiggy, I thank you and your "parents" for reminding me of the home I left so many years ago and 01 the obligation I have to continue to spealt of Sanford, not, only as my home, but as one of the mod Interesting and. enjoyable cities In the South. Robert M. PUIIIfl' San Francisco, Co. Mercer Gay. Help On behalf of those interested In mental health In Seminole County, I wish to say that John Mercer always siçpeited efforts to bring adequate coverage to this comnimmlty. He encoiraged co iribidiosis from the banks and privat, citizens to the Mental Health Association. Mr. Mercer gave his cheerful help to so many weethwhiue projects, such as the ca" Florida Zoological that we lotte' could ad do him Jmstice We certainly hope that he will continustolive and work in - - Virgjnla & Herndon Sanford Thanks Fir Ev.,ythlnI On WO oftM Bowd of Dkv*n of the Iaaford. Youth Baseball best Iwould like to.thn4 Ap tab to all 01 the basinii, civic .rgealatloss and lndIvIduls who dmalusowtkd yew ahvge mumm isewes of the gunersity shov. by se .y,wewsrewhktoc-'p'ottoar 1kd year in sound fInancial condition. whilspsi aqualItyprugrsmMa 0J Write minimal expense to the participants. I would also like to thank the Evening Herald sports department for the tremendous coverage given to us during the 1971 season. D. TAYLOR, Ii I would say to my fellow citizens: Americana' Citizens', Come put on your thinking cap and lend me your ears. I come not to tell you 01 the i 1 midnight ride of Paul Revere, but how -; you are being "suckered" as to the .ertoemo(tbutbr.sttoowimuaend secusty: wA r'5l 148L, Nixon bow of the Nuclear SubBase at Cleduagos, as have all suhequent at1oiw, and that it has been . constantly Improved, for handling bluer and more lethal nuclear-armed subs. The datement, recently on IV, .. been a nuclear. armed ssbinthatbase Is at bed a .mnisintadMlon of fact, and at word 0 a plalii, bald-faced lie. Do you know that our navy protects. '° frm Invasion by Free Cuban bot' KiflMdY guaranteed this at the tbm of the missile crisis In '52. The real reason these troops are there Is to help Castro maintain his dominance of the situation In Cuba. Cuba Is the larged and bed armed (next to Brazil) force in Latin America.. It's total active force stands at 160,000, f which at lead *000 are in Africa. . Now, I ask you, WHY have our , Senators sold our birth-right of honest representation for, what mess of pot- .1 61 tags? Richard Stone Is alleged to be Carter's help far lirael, Chile's far no )' P9ared iwon, except that he used to be a member of the MCPI.. -Members ofCosigressforPeacetlwough Law— suid still believes, as they do, that we should be a member of a Global Owntinity, and that the threat of a nuclear Holocaust li one way to form us Into such a type of government. - t'ISidInt - Doesn't Like Cart•r October 1.t, 1979 was a sad day for our country when we gave UP line, the Panama Canal, for which much sacrifice was made and many, nanyilves were lost. It was agrave disgrace to our country to know how those Communists rebels disgraced our thin r over the T.V. to the nation the same day, and seemed elated over the give away and did not mention to the people how our flag was torn down and torn to pieces to disgrace our country. He seemed to be more interested In getting votes for l*than he was inour country and Its people. I believe that he thought by bringing up his pet SALT II he would distract the people from this disgrace that the Communists upon us. He blames EPOC for our Infiction, when all the time it is our own government and the present administration who are to blame, Youcan'tspendmorethanyou take In and still stay on even keel. Before the new administration went In they made unbefleveable promises to the people of bow they were going to cut government spending, cut taxes, give people more benefits and many other promises to get votes. The President even used religion to obtain votes, wA had his cohorts tell the people what a good Christian man he was. It Is now coining to a time when the pi, believe that he has any religion or Is a • It would appear that Con- stitutional Republic Is not good ourenough for then. Be lot ma remove then from their, very plush, seats of power. Dear people, believe me, our President has been campitgnlng for the 1160 election almost on a full time basis for several manIla already, bused of looking after the affairs of ow coedry, our needs are great. Fifty percent of our Alaska oil pause throggh the Panama canal. Now there lsathreat of blockading of the Mediterranean, Please be aware that brawe of the Panama canal giv, away and a blochada of the Mediterranean there could be a very serious effect as our country. During the pad two years or mutewehavsbenmgolngk%reverss _of livIe and It Is high time that somstidag Is dose to reverse this tread and go forward again to In aiies thevalUs of oir dole' aid gala the nspect ofths world. • "JIXfl Crowe, Sanford 0 CIHun land Endorsed The Seminole County School efforts of the Trl..County "Roadi P'smers" Citizen Band Radio Qub, Inc. ___ This orpokation W deeply invoive ____ On hard d heaft and hm iOIBO&d this tin. I0 forthlsparculw handicap. ft"Road-R%ianers" annually sponsor a Hearing Conservation JlIflbsflSUtheSiefOtdQ,ICC*dit. - INs year It Is to be a as day event, Oct.*1, with thONando of CR in. "ivieda hem moM 01 oar southern Mites Miig. - 5. __ Sanford 0 Cash'. lad News Plesepsnnhtmetoaiy,that"Cabs: Real Or lmbud" -Herald i1-to i.e_rest, 0 - 11111 citI1111111y 41 U11111 000. n y in uqpout and appwlat1 a of this eleit I. am the 1'ontltoppodchildees of oar area. I - mem p. Lqu lspxidrrdeat . "* S.- % .-•,•• ,•.• ,.•;.- 0 5 1- ••- ----'- . .....-. S - .5 5.-.'..' ---.. - .. -- 10•• S V~~~ ' T' S I - .-*r �—Evsnlng Nora, Senfsrd, Fl. Sunday, t. 14, IM I Wife Ray' s CALENDAR al low, RIP'S$! I XON! ...your little neighborhood department store. SA1tfli)1t. oc1011E11 13 Sa nford ,'i.' %uint n s (:riw p iuiiivry i o, ciusca, 0 0 It)1 \ 1' ri,il(j .lteruii p ,n )fli., . i. 1? f - (.1iwh. liic 1•:11k•s (:it (1114, b 110 [It., i.,ii1 C ea;:.it: ''I Coi:uncrce. rviL#? si;N1)ty, OC'fHI I id dancing, Up.in., Temple aIjJ, Providence and Elkicani, Deltunn. Sendaule A 8 iii .,PthStJ o k'ir, H,V. 11 0031, i Lake Minnie Drive Young-At-Heart dance, 8 p.m., instruction, 7:30 p.m., Deliary community Center, Shell Head, De1ary. Open to "t.' Ppublic.. ReIreshi nta Mumla) MnrzwrsToa$rn:;ct ' 11 l"f,, ,';I' .izi., }''hd.i lUll. 'II.nI4. I"( :1 ". A i:')r, : % ti'l1I V$ a(i1itt. 1 -1 Ii.m., A .. ii alt 1. . :t;n I .uti;er king Jr.on t. l C'aslicrry: 7 t, in.. fl'uil!U F et . A!'Ifl!'tr! thu rl.IoI:. & ' ;. I. "I • lt:ii'In, St'ts'n, L)eti1itI; 7. !' 1).!1' . lL.! I :iiterim Sanford AA, 8 pall., 1201 W. Fir:it .M. Si, Sanford. 15t1..w1. .— u. u. •. i '• 'a ii CL oUiia fficial 'iii U •"e,t p.m., IOOF Hall, 1071 ;I Magnolia Ave Ve., .. Sa t rd. TUESDAY, OCIOIIEII to S mbo"m 7 Whiter Spuhip Srrts,ns,7 •30 nrn, Conaitunity Center, N. .demon K trmi,u Homemakers 9 First I.It I ederal Saasf.rd Uses, now, HoUday Inn. Leagued Sertoma, now, Quality Inn, f-I and SR 444. I LI k , . C.., Cl* .iuia,,st,LuO,. 3. John RiverI.4IC i t'il v tin,. rt,t, A merica, p.m., b,., • .JIU ' cud Woman 's (1imb .309 S tch ers,i ' eu'-rn waIu!I Oak , . p.m., .,am 1Y50 ymel., 7: 30 p.m., Florida I&! Overeaten Swdord. - Wa simlaule AA, 8p.m., open discussion, 591 Lake Minnie Drive (Halfway House), Sanford. Lmgue4Lake Mary hoes, 7 pm, Quality 1mm, 14 ' M.Oc Pa,eils Aessymeno 7:10 pin.. Community United _____ .MA" awith, Cithiti. $ pm., $d1.2!t: Ch1w $,mI Ai*i Pbytedifl UYdl 55W tiki ROad city. WEDNESDAY, OCIUSU 17 Leagar of Waim Viler, of Seminole Comity, brown big luncheon, 11:30 a.m., 140 Wllford Ave., L.ngwood. Discussion on Tax questiom Public Ithr.aIlel Meeting for proposed SR 40 roadway overpas, of Seaboard Coast Un. Ralkoad, 7:30 p.m., Room 303 SnIrso1s Coady Cousthouss, sealisie Spikes Club .1 Wekimi Wag..moMy luncheon, Weilsnonta Recreation Cater, Mianoate Springs. Cards, 9:30 a.m.; 101Kb, 11000. PTS$TSIU "Rape Awareness and Cubes Agilusat Women" by Officer Beftys, &hol theSminols SherifFs Deport. prison Saturday. She said Ray is planning to surprise her with agUt she suspects isa ring, She said she tries to visit her 51-year-old husband twice Wvvi)'. she didn't marry Ray as a Ill 41111114im" WWAM W ON" fW It I__ sest &a 1111 rainns.at L ive TlL1AY, OCIOSU I Clubsila llmcbiis ad general meeting, Ga '11 a.m., Gads Club bniifl Fairmeat Delve 743, IaI IMMm. UvW Way r.psitr,7p.m., GIgi's, 10 Regency Square, (elberry. Dutch treat hated by Cauallisuy __ t Aslitery, Amet4Itkn Is - be 11It5 Allinift 7 - -. - sas --.— Ow rThi.si aid Mm. HN Ave., Uncibe flfl%ljt. & SULIIII! I W - - P'I - rT1i'. 11111110 '. 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Jai-Alai The Bird Shows Versatility 1 As 'Celtics Take N.B.A. Opener By United Press Internatiosal system - -- '' I lims t i,s',m 4 - ' . —• - - - '- - —'p - - "-" '-"• "" - .nc ' -"'-- Is as Ileyss ysor iCitt0VyINiIIS5SSqI C. *vSitp illopailis ' __ THU hR is 17 ______ 'S E M ____ -- se* it 1M Teditit M ma' •1Ms*sial.. -- - .- - - - •- -- • .'Dlegs '"•- - 14't't - - f.-. - .: I J-.- -ir --. -' — , - - - - .. - 'i. 1t ' 4.— 4* •. - • -' ' Z. -1•) , . . -- - •_, 414 ,., - 3Arta - $Men dsz 3 AJdana.Mendez 2410 740 8.10 ___Friday's nesun. £10 3.55 1 $abkio-Eie*PS beOSil ni Houston 106 New Jersey 150, Cleveland 95 lMsniio.Loza Phllsesipha 3, WashIngton 0(1.3)10.00; P (3-1) P.M. T ($1. *esls I 131, IrsN :14, . --•' . , -- -. ' 11 New York iN Indiana .i:, . --• • ft,twm 101, Utah Is - 11*50*5 0.30 110 3.10 1.15 3.10 I AIda.Mendsz 410 Isu 4710, P(43) 115a T (4.1 4ManoIs.Arana - . '-' . Iii 0.10 ____ - -. 10.0120640 A—Wig Handle U$.i,. - Houston Wins Invitational ' ___ - s, empri4 HuintOs 060h ::i ': . It 505 MIAMI (UPI) — Thirty' city-owned dlusn. reach agreement with the city and beverages in the Orange MIanI Dipili s fans will be RoIs hn. been displesmsd on dispensing beer to foot ball Bowl also will be extended to with cut*Ioiss It the Orange fans. It will be poured 1106 and the city will get 25 Orsegs Bowl (or the flat time Bowl for some time and cans Into plastic cups. percent of the beer profits. Sunday. . currently Is being wosed by Los Under the agneanet, Bobbie H the concession sta nd area Dt'dna owner Joe R.bl1s Aegifeso swbowoaldllks will pay $310,100 for the in. renovations are not complet ed announced Friday that ii himlom haIWpathwWuI. allatIon of beer dispensing by July 1, the city will pay the agreement had bees rwbed "I'm tatally_dluppolat.d .qudpunss* in the Orange Bowl Delpdns $210,000, Robbie said. n1 1ea"sold nest osasun and the city will with city ouidali as the ale .1 with the city beer, med that by lii — - Robt. "I'm w* dam- make $05010 in Improvements He said beer could have been h the attitude of to the cuncemion stand area sold In the Orange Bowl t city thin MI& sat be lecif gat," July I. lesson U city officisis had not y mote DiWimi ganes in tha Bat Fridsy 1. managed to Bobbie's rillit to sell all food kept shifting their demands. - pijn 3A , jp_ title in the 15th -u' Jim CabItt WII"' Toinimunt PvIdsy, but C— mr--p's Im wrated the individual title sway hem do CoagwV Terry Suis be uiii deik$spm. ThtwovusiUsdIt,$45 I aheslutteusak a birdie putt a the Seat playiff bile Is win the MvIMI Cato"biN We p. - to tdw th. 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Kegler's Korners JET IOWLETTIS High Series: Alice Densmore 531, ttendanci-30,$41 OR LAN DO-.-SEMINOLE Standings: Seminole Loon, June's Wanda Hubbard 510. let receipts—W2,662 FRIDAY NIGHT RESULTS BaautyShop, Mixon Auto, Big TTire Converted ommissloners share - $90399 Splits: Diane FirstOame layers' share—$307,357 1 Calvin- Doug 11.60 7.20 6.00 i Wheel Service, Wltt's AmOco, HoIl.nb.ck 1.2.7, Jeannie Adams S. sague and World Series club 4 Pita-Qulola 720 760 Milady Fabric & Crafts, Galloway 7.9 also 5-10, Barbara Zoretic 1043, Builders, Ladles Auxiliary Fleet Ray Weddle 5.6. Ire-$$1,226 6Oguiza-Beitia 30.00 Reserve, Jacobs Grove Service, Other Highlights: Turkey's: 0 (1.4) 49.00; T (144) isis.49. more vs. Pittsburgh . Johnny Walker General Contractor Sandy Moore. Nancy Roberts Second Game lit uS Seven High Games: Mal Wilkins 171, 7Negui.Beitia 20.60 6.20 4 — II Times EDT) Kay Sassman 179, Liz May in, WASHDAYDROP.OSJy5 4 Jose- Reyes 100 410 cries tied, 1.1) Joanne Hyatt 1$, Kay Thomasonla3, Standings: Goof Balls, Sex Id. 9— Pittsburgh at Baltimore, hlateDoug Coleman 113. Symbols, Make-ups, Shamrocks, 0 (47)72.ø,P(4.7) 136.Is;T(74 Anna I.. rain High Series: Liz May, IN. Splitters, Whiz Kids, Scatter Pins. Id. 10— Baltimore 3, Pittsburgh 3) 629.40; OD (11) 351.30. Converted Splits: Ross Vaughn 3. Block Busters, Pinch Pins, Vikings, Third Game 5. Curves, Soapsuds, Drip Oct. 11 — Pittsburgh 3, Baltimore SOguIza.Urquldl 11.60 3.00 3,10 10.Other Highlights: Queen of Week: Hooks Dries, Hits 5. Misws, Ge-GetterS, SLequeReyes 2t10 Liz Hay +91. Hot Shots, Thrs* and ½, Alloy Cats. 3.20 Oct. 12 Baltimore I, Pittsburgh 4 Negul-Qulola HIgh Games: Bernard Sd'own 193; 0(54)49.00; P(54) 140.10; T(54 BALLi CHAIN Gordon Lamb 200; Phil Auguslo ISO; Pittsburgh, U Oct. 13— Baltimore at - . -;, - • - - - as bftn 0111snillid to CM.wte Air Force Base, Ill, alter comiiiieting Air Forts ivalIen Ni the air -.tt*i*1 _111 110-044 +1 . was just fouling," he said. "I 14 seconds remaining gave jumper with 32 seconds remain- 1 Larry Bird, the Boston guess the refs always call theta Philadelphia the win. Dawkins ing to give Kansas City the Celtics prized rookie forward, tight In the first couple of scored 24 points and grabbed 18 victory. wasn't totally pleased with his games. I'll have to learn the rebounds and teammate Julius Suns 97, WarrIors 89 play In his first NBA game Erving added 27 points. and play to It. Paul Westphal scored 25 Friday night, and he explained "I dlcku't play enough. I got Pubis 114, Pacers 105 points and Alvan Adams 18. The why. Into foul trouble early. When I John Shumate, playing his Suns took advantage of the new "I made sometimes errors out don't gdtoplay,ftdoesn'thelp first game In two seasons, three-point field goal four there. There were scored 15 points In the third times, with Don Buse and when I me." Standings: Go iltuens, Moon Andy Patrick 179: Lillie Adilngton oerpssaed and there were quarter. The Pacers cut the gap Westphal each'gettlng a pair of Fourth game p.m. Pies, Pin Heade,lntrudsrs, All In 149. Mike Ross l7LSam Kaminsky imw Beltla Jose 10.00 4.60 3.20 I should have hit Therewertherdanaforthe toslxpoizds,106-99,with2:3710 at Pittsburgh, 1 Oct.14— Baltimore the bonuses. , the Family. Hut'n Sax, Alley Cats, 176, Carl DIes-ks 171, WInnie Spencer 3 Zate.Vegas 3.10 5.20 ROOM 30 p.m. open men, but as the but Bob season Celtics Friday night. Cedric McAdoo hit a Tents Trail Blazers 101, Jazz 85 174, play Rose Patrick 173, Ed Knesel 172, 340 16 — Pittsburgh at ISImonOyari High Games: Jim Nader 112, Martin Hansin 172, Ott . goes on, I'll do better," he said. Maxwell tallied Grw.eman fl points and jumper and Shumate converted Tom Owens scored 29 points 0(1.3) 31.00 P (1.3) 134.40; T (I3 Drew Kirk 140, itimore. S:3O P.M . Bryant Hickion Jr. 171, Marvin McNutt 171, Mike Burke other three-point Boston playe rs x.Oct. 11 Pittsburgh at I) 430.40. scored a play to put the to lead Portland over turnover132, Ray Fore 160, Mike Conover lIt, 570. Marian Miller 16L Gladys P111k GeIIIS ittimore, 8:30 p.m. however, did play well In double figures. Bed, game away. Ralph Reep 174, Holly Conover 142, Oranroman 169, Mlcki Lang 161, prone Utah. Owens, who had I Bllbao.Amore 20.60 4.10 1.10 Ginny Huff 176, Gus Sexton 216, Ann Alice Oajdouk 153, Frances Fil.ger oih to helP the Celtics Net. In other games, New IN, Cavaliers Jersey 95 seven points in the first period 3Ogulza.Yza 5.40 4.10 see 1 1S1, Alice iist134,raIe 136, LouIse Weston 153, Trudie the 6Manolo.Elexpe hn Jo Houston Rockets 114defeated (ieveland 102.15, Wil am n defeat At. li so co s red 28 and eight in the second, got Lautrenhisir 133, Peggy Moon 163, Llgtesey 133, Gene McNutt ill. 0(34)930, P(S3) 535.10; 106 Bastes's Conference marking Baton's first lanta topped New York 121-104, points, Rich Kelley added 24 Mary Blair 143, Debbie Pegel 143, eight HIgh Series: Bernard Brown 523, more In the third as 61 31105 AltaitIc DivIsion Nancy Jumper 149 Andy Patrick Martin Hansen victorious opener in four years. P'sllad.lithla edged Washington and rookie Calvin Natt con. Portland pulled to an I1point 07, :-' Sixth Gems W L Pct. SB High Series: Jim Nader 137, Drew 104,. Gordon Lamb 456, Lulls The 8-foot-9 hustler from 03-0, DetroIt iLesae.Vegas 16.30 9.00 usten best IndIan. 114- trlbuted 20 points and 19 lead at 73.62. 1 oi.nc 4.40 Kirk 463, Ray For. 492, Mike Adllnglon $2, Ed Knesol 477, Sam I 4Siion.Amors 7 .00 3.10 uiIadsipsi 101 State hit on six of 13 106, Kum City turned back rebound.. Ccnover 473, Ralph lisp 477, Gus Kamlnskylso, Carl Clarks 457, MIke 3 0gulia.Juan 410 Sexton so Jersey 1 01.000 — shots for 14 points, and Milwaukee 105-103, PhoenIx Hawks 121, Knicks 134 13,. A nn be , *lic aet rt. a, Marvin McNutt M5 U'--"'. iw York 0(1.4) 35.41, P (1.4.3) 51431 0 1 .000 1 37$. Des Nader 104 Pra*Ie Lout. Ross 13$, WInnie Spencer 44 Nikki collected 10 rebosinde and five stopped Golden Slat. 9740, Steve Hawes scored 20 points Lakers 193, Clippers 102 Sev* Same Mlulngln 0 1 .000 1 Kareem Abdul-Jabbar hit a zenhlsir 370, Peggy Seen IN, Lang 4* Ross Patrick 130. lAldana-Doug 15.20 940 1.00 Casts-al Divlsiss assists, displaying the kind of po,tI, downed Utah 193.10, as Atlanta never trailed 17-foot $y Jumper and led hook shot at the buzzer, , Holly ConsulsCeuvarted SplIts: Ott Gra nn eman 350 2.11 347. W I. Pet. Si 2EchanoQuIola S4*,LlsisMIlier3.4.hO,54 Harold a1Iound ability that made and Los Angeles San by as many as 18 points, with offsetting a 46-point perforedged INequl.Yza 1 01. 00 3.00 lenta QP o the FOx 1.7, Jerry LoudonI-S.7,3.$, Ed him the tiatlon's moat '°*- Diego 103.10, Highlights: Star +".+Hip 1:27 *524)36.45, P (42) 96.35; T left. tIred inance by 1 0 inc — San Diego's Lloyd Week—Mike COnOVI, mussel 1.4.10; Hoyt McPtuirsen -WI Antonio player, 0 0 .000 ½ I) ne.. N, ReSets 9$ Kiags 1$, Buck. 103 averages— CluIs Huff 171, out II,TedFoell.7,PrankGrecs4lO,3- after college___ Free and giving Los Angeles a IlgIll Gem. " Ivuland o i .nc i "I Seston 173. Uii't Livus out there. I 6, Lucille TMtC11II 45, 3.7, 3.7, Darryl Dawklns' biuket with Otis Birdsong hit a 10-foot co me-f ro mbe hind victory. 21.30 1110 SlraElup. 540 luulin 0 1 NINOOWulS Wlnals $pencer'4$, Ruth FooIe3. 5 Urlzsr.Yia 120 1.41 1 nc 1 StandIngs: Lk. 54fy'5 Pub, Tips 10. SItu Louden 3.10, Alum Hansen 4 SiIbaOLOZa Weslera - Ceslerusce & Awnings, Flagship Sank, WOTM 410, Ted Puckett 4-101 Frances 0(54)67.00: P (II) 1P0.40i T 1 Midwest Division , J&S Underground, Luckys Canvas Olsen 5.35. W I. PcI, 55 4)111140. & AwnIngs, WOYM It, Dellesa 0100 HIghlIghts: Helen Kamlnsly, Ninth Same City 1 01000 . — Sanitalien, Slenstrom Sully, Tom rolled a triplIcate tess-s 121.121135. 1510 hIcaso 0 0 000 ½ 6Juan 10. Nv of Week: Curtis PInslylen 70 610 4.05 0 .000 ½ 4 Vegas 1410 Games: Alice Denemerean, pins over swap. Queen it Isis .• 1 Alto 440 Nancy m - 192, wanla Kullird week: Francis Pileger, 10$ss oust i nc 1 -,0(44)S1.4IaP(e4)14110;T(6-4- 153.1e,lvaCappl40. 1 1. $Jeg5. 1) 394* Pacific OlvIsles 10ISiGae WLPCt. Si ' - Cud. CeeMiHery, ____ . S _ - .. - .1 - - -. - I Id Sarin between the saitimore -" * -des and Pittsburgh Pirates: s 111.L&isitO1 t1u : Washington t New York Houston at Philadelphia m. 3 Boston at Cleveland Atlanta at Indiana t AL. 002500i00-5i30 Ptsbgh Detroit at San Antonio 01000-492 Milwaukee at Denver cGregor and Dempsey; Can. Chicago at Golden State r1 ., Romo (4), Jackson (7). Sunday's Games uive (B) and Nicosia. W Chicago at Phoenix ;regor. L Candelarla. HRDenver at Portland tlmore, Ayala (1). Seattle at San Diego ITT$BURGH (UPI) - Facts figures on the third game of the - The Human Needs Com- - Hills, - ' Saturday's Games Series - - VI., ceeseiserrp. It sm'*s U.s. .USIi1ieSp11i11Niismleit vsre. aurse N, lWriak ___ etvasie'et et sus * uavteal.r,ciw.. *.rui,awIIler'sn., - ~REBOARD :.. .beN.4L1lVyL.0.Jtin1LeN . SeNv 0.11., usitirt. * I misnomer runners, the namesince implithese es, rim cross start this year and develop the as fields program, encouraging the country, tbeougts nnera to continue practicing dirt roads far removed from the crowd-filled stadiums. Thue are numerous "fun runs" "A lot of than do miming on t)rougbott the year for cross their own and have routes country runners that are measured out near their sponsored by other groups homes," said Judy Bile., the outside the schools. This will learn coach. With a Phi Beta help theta maintain their skills Kappa key on a chain around and provide extra competition. her neck, the attractive auburn. The boys compete on 3-mile haired Chemistry teacher at SHS Is new to coaching but not counsi's while the girls rum on a 2-mile course. "Many of than running. 15 are running 6 minute miles," A participant In the recent Seminole said Miss Bales, and for kilometer run at Community College, Miss Bales beginning runners, she said, "I started (running) for they have made outstanding fun In Gainesville and Mr. progress. : :' raw ,, 1 øtLE$l - - $1S:W$5 kimlarly. Is Ill _ psar Nvymas. -. Fel Clemente and unbeaten Castlllo, of Bakersfield, Calif., Is 42-0 wIth 28 knockouts. from pines, fought Lopezlast()ct. 21 in Pesara, Italy but was disqualified for butting Lopez in the fourth round. The fight will be held at the Olympic Auditorium, ' Additional information may be obtained by calling either Miss Firtel at 323.4330 or O6OTA $411149. . '-' — ;:::: (OSOTA), Mlii Finlel said. LANYJSSSNMN sa. u'r Walter Mondale, takes on seven two-year-olds, including Supreme Glow, Saturday In the $30,000 added Bur li ngame once-beaten Stakes at Bay Meadows. The six f urlong sprint is a stepping stone to the $100,000 added El Camino Real Stakes to be run at a mile and onesixteenth on Nov. 10. Besides Grits and Fritz and Supreme Glow the Burli nggame field Is made up of Summer Dancer, Crompton, Poker Session, Don't Frisk me Now, Acknowledgeable Me and Salty Enuf. - • football stadium with their of October and so far the team's cheers this fall, there Is another record is not outstanding, but group of athletes training just Miss Bales is pleased with the as hard, and with as much progress they have made since dedication as the gridiron stars, most of the runners were new to but sharing in little of the time competition until this year. In light. the 5-Star conference SUS has been up against many larger In September the cross schools with cross country country team at Seminole High runners of considerable exstarted practicing twice a day. perlence, such as Paul McNulty Starting at 7 a.m. and con- of Trinity Prep, whom Miss tinulng after school the ll boys Bales called "the best in the and 2 girls on the team would state." put in 6 to 7 miles of road work. With a new team Miss Bales Road work is probably a - Ruben Cast1llo square off Thursday jnasej3edull2. round bout with the winner slated to meet featherweight champion Danny Lopez for the title later this year. County courthouse ptaristing or division nge-Semil ev:ea Authority ___ ••,-- __ ivow wis sdiWlst. rue. SAN MATEO, Calif. (UP!) Undefeated Grits and Fritz, named for President Jimmy Carter and Veep LOS ANGELES (UP!) Reynolds (the SHS principal) found out and made me cross While the enthusiastic country coach." spectators are rocking the The season lasts until the end Clemente And Castillo Mee f - susan av$NSI. JR. CNIISTOPNII NSNm.IY issuer 'iepe.r W. *veset jr. Mmes CitUSLir 5. UadSs,i. United states Navy, recently as it W. let Mrs. lee. J. His. .cklsvW Iow rate it Cliii tlsepftal d" @1 auvisas.t On No uiIput Corpsman. teDanutsAir Porte Ses IN.. alter • KSM. 60"k rudvw his rlsp SM ssNs a, tackiest PISAISIS. I$Wd Aw- per is.., hs,, ISiS sirsuss "TON (DD.NS) ieka rsmwsd Ni ituist ISiS Air Pores alan., IliuM vowe 'T$psi' &W SM enlist Ii ant' customs ist Oils SuN!' rules oWl 1MW two sp1tie1 $raAin hi Isumin dil*in. Shirt Lyim a D" .Aa*y,7 sabe Spa., Anietathil, Isle w. AIs Avuiw. Wsr . irdV w, $10 pu,, PNN . : -• . IMw.y 111. 1$ tt WNW, wMISm.Øudsal.red "' ___ pa. MIURMY, X!OIge ; and ____ Cwft en Aiim. An.u, Wor PUt, SJ m b ' isis, Teson, alter csm$.UImS Air lesic hikikue. rmp sue SM weeks it Lacklaid Perts leak tralnlio. Air Force TIs sirsuiss wIN ses receive IpedalhuW hiitrvctlen Ni the sir. r.csivW special W mi11 srsiaiss In humsa rutil*a. 'TM airWuis oSI sew ecelve own$s*er OWN o ipeclalliw Isstrssctlus In I""" fleet. w.v. us..u& - by ' : , ' lANDAU NVTT IM., 3:10am. Id p.m., iii,: l4hsrm Clitch. Aic±: Delve, Cø .11my. bus' -Mftft9h"1* ' us. . Nw, ha ow Minan napilis te $lussrd Air Forts Rums.agssad ',, , 5—.— "' . i. By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer Grits And Fritz Run Stak es- I ) , SwimbC11111111111OL"Wel ___ _ 1. No Cheers For Cros s Country RUnners - ________________________ Sanford CIVIC. Center, Pr*arn on generic drags open IS .11 senior cilbses. Wanes VIten, 7:10 p.m., 114 Uve Oak lass, 4"ITT Springs. Open I. public. 1 In _____ seas It ARP sod MART covered dliii luncheon, ' Just Hard Work And 6.7 Miles A Day Mark Gilbert, completing the deal with the Reds that gave the Cubs left-hander Doug Capilla earlier this season. Gilbert will be assigned to the Reds' Nashville, Tenn., club In the Southern League, a spokesman for the Cubs said Friday. Captila pitched 18 games for the Cubs establishing a 1-1 record with a 4.13 ERA. Gilbert pitched with Quad Cities in the Midwest League. _____________________________ - , "us tk'~#,~ revision lakes place," Miss Fine! said. w sai' price to new routes being Implemented lenilds will be passed out to the public, showing new time and places. By the middle of next week, the new schedules will is. availableat either UW Seminole Sadord to dism I - - 1LL L..M LI wi IMI rr—rr of emergency housing, health organization composed of nuedi and trnspurtdIon facing members from various social groups and agencies operating in the cousty. Human Needs Coninsittee 0510 IUWSWRY 0, 18 in "I was psyched," Garcia said. "After not having started the third inning would not hurt Scott McGregor, victim of three runs first two games, I was ready to get out there and play." in the first two innings. He was right. row harder. Ayala, playing left field In place of John Lowenstein, singled "Thank God for the rain delay,' said Baltimore catcher Hick Earl Weaver, the manager of the Baltimore Orioles, merely and hit a two-run homer in his first two appearances. "Scott pitch es much better when he feels a little tired. Dempsey. wrote the names of Kiko Garcia and Benny Ayala on a lineup Their contributl6ns were particularly timely sin ce the Orioles When he can't get as much velocity on the hail, his sinker tails off card. were floundering at the plate with just two runs in 16 innin gs after bett "It was one of the Ilneups that helped us get here," Weaver said they scored five to open the Series. Friday night Baltimore Tanner also believed his pitcher, Candelaria, would come back Friday night after Garcia and Ayala, new faces in a juggled bounced back with 13 hits, no errors and a hefty eight runs after allowing Ayala's two-run homer in the third. Tanner was Ayala, a castoff from the New York Met and St. Louis lineup, led the Baltimore Orioles to an 8-4 victory over use Pittorganizations, indicated that the teams that kept sending him to wrong. sburgh Pirates and a 2-1 advantage In the World Series, He also allowed reliever Enrique Homo to hit for himself in the Right-bander Jim Bibby will try to even the Series for Pitt- the minors might not have looked at him closely enough. fifth "I always thought I could play in the major leagues," he said. aburgis today when he faces Baltimore starter Dennis Martinez. "I tho ught Can dy was throwing the ball well," said Tanner. "I never quit trying to learn how to play better." Th Garcia, inserted in place of Mark Belanger at shortstop, was Besides starting Garcia, Ayala and Gary Roenicke against left- " at's why I stayed with him. He warmed up very well, but he just couldn 't get the ball where he wanted to. particularly effective, going 4-for-4 to tie a Series record for most bander John Candelarla, Weaver outmaneuvered Pittsburgh hits In a game. He also reached base five straight times, tying manager Chuck Tanner in handling the pitching staff. "I let Romo hit because I didn't want to have to use I reliever anot he r mark. Weaver decided that a 67-minute rain delay in the middle of the Don Robinson. "I thought Rorno was throwin g good." CHICAGO (UP!) The Chicago Cubs have turned over to the Cincinnati Reds the contract of right-handed pitcher A cosmodiwn sit social see- rqrautatives are to meat at vice agencies in SemInole noon at 1074 North Oak Ave., Causty is scheduled to mist second floor. ___ __ _ I I 1 : : i . - Cubs Give Contract To Reds P~ L ead Take 2- 1 Ser ies Birds PITTSBURGH (UP!) A sea captain would have climbed to the bow, set his face against the wind, and Implored his men to - Map Strategy _ _ -, __ to iaten Earl Combination For Bears - e ervice Group Hall, 12 Cclombs Road, DiBery. Tkbils avnilikl. at do7 MáP5V - -, CHICAGO (UP!) Chicago Bears Coach Neil Armstrong said Friday he hopes to run the ball 40 times In 65 plays Sunday against the New England Patriots, with Walter Payton leading the charge. "That's the ideal," Armstrong said. "We'd also like to throw to Walter some, too. Payton has an average of 190 yards per game in the four games Robin Earl has started as his fellow running back, Armstrong said. "And the Bears have won all four. Now that Earl is playing, his concentration and intensity have picked up." h Ran ' Tearks Fledda Card Pity q unaored by Women's , am. 1°- TABLETS ,. A"4fla'y to DeHary Fironsen's Ai., 7 p.m., r,1re.. muds, 7:30 p.m., gAme stats, Debary Pleases's Rue S 1.,.n.a.. ACN Armstrong Going With Payton, Al S Patrons of the Sanford boa system should not become .euiwt - tiny see com*y crews in the next two weeks removing bus stop signs, senior county planner, Laura Fintel said today, Fhlal SaW us. County crows Will be moving some bog stcp signs to new locations in line with revisions to bus schedules In Sanford to take Place in t "We will be relocating and 50flesigns and installing ether now ones. But bus service will be operated In the urns locations with the date of said. ,Wwr 0 LIMIT 1 only On en lItWIII4 prism. of 24. something," she said. She said Ray also has starting done about six pieces. Every time I go to the prison now he bombards me with questions on what Is the best way to draw this and that. e es 1 • the year 1 evidence S e siiu1k t symptoms. Bottle Bus Revisions Church of Providence. . Brief ly 11 i e Sunday, Oct. 14, lfl9-, 4A Bibby Duels Martinez Today u, Aclieves colds V ~, "We don't talk through glass publicity stunt, noting she has or anything like that. We kiss always struggled f inancially. "Don't intend to ever divorce and hug. They let us alt at the same table," she said In a wide- him," she said. "Would love to have some children one day." ranging Interview. Model RaIIr.sd Cub, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, Sanford. Sonth Semlask' Masonic IMdgr, 7:30 p.m., Triplet Drive, Cuaelberry. Deltiss Camera Club, 7:45 p.m., social hail,. Lutheran CO MTREX - - - - " "I feel I have accomplished :t sure whether she would visit the F i ,~~ ,,~ -C..., ,rr.-,q ,If ~ I ""I'V i;I.,~,:~J message that "he's innocent," hoping one day Ray will get a new trial. for the anniversary, but cint I ' past year talking about her husband and carrying t h e here with me has been tough. I knew it would be hard for me for awhile. But, I am an artist. I don't mind being alone. I need time alone," she said, Mrs. Ray said she plans to 1"el husband ngold of the Orlando Garden Club willpcak on orchids. r - ,- .11 __ &MR, the money." Mrs. Hay said her name court appearance, "Not having my h usband Sah Semleole Gordesi Club, 1 p.m., Ca..eIbcrry Woman's Club, Ovcrbruok Drive. Mrs. Helen Hanimo,id ... Evening Herald, Sanford Fl, - M_, TA8LTS 'td:ittivak I could gothrougha oltens brings stares. "People look at inc as II they . amil he as happy as I urn." Has, set ving a 99-year prison are afraid to ask questions. 'you look so normal." Liii,, ;!rid his wife niet while They She said she has spent the she was sketching hint during a TOPS Chapter Th, 7 pan., over Bnpt' I Chtii':h, Ciytnl Lake and Country Club, Lake M.i,v Seminole Cimutit) Humane *IL tt. p.m. , I1 .il ....-.. lug~11111= I - i:ir-h, I)t-I -110: 7 I, ni. r,t: :: '. t .1. 1:!e,-. ;tn• \w1. .\It fl.vt.$ Wr)fl'. I Salilurd iii4ary, fluI, Civic ( ',1s.t. r South Sijin,3e ,,'1t 4:.1( 110 :iu.. 4 0A. Road, :iLniunte pru:y. t)' SaufurdMAuuu. 3 pin., FirL United 4th;sl'.liu:-t:h,ir:it'ia native said on the eve Sanford. tn imr:.t anniversary. "I .•'. , ... * I . think,'' iItC said. Shu lives in a eatherbeaten house in West Knoxville and, although she said a few people might have bought some of her paintings because she's the wife of James Earl flay, ''everyone knows I didn't immarry hiiim for I3. 1'i1t, in a r' ''.:oiiy xifuiiiietl 1y i hlaei n ulster at th !Jushy l'Ibo:j ;eui i:u. .. UVI! him mute now than L o- fore. I v.o'el;,t trade i.).t ,i ... -. She said the fact her marriage has not been consuni• mated has bothered her. "This is very frustrating at tirne. I know he needs nu. she said. Ii:. flay said she hopcs the (e one day will a1kw conjtai vsitatton. l it can make people love 1NOXV1L1.E, Teun. (UPI) — iI'i iiy :\?tfltt tlt, past lu.; Len lonely, but exeittii but Irustatii, anti tnnc of no relrcts vcti Uu'ign as the V.Ue of ; '.il1 ':!ue'; F1 hiv .! tlt. i,t'. ij• '. A .1 :' ,,_ lu ntu arIit niv iriLd i..,-,f ~Fi 2~, .1. - —1;:**'i ~~ U.6. . a i-i— Aai d -- . IOM?A. V)ti)Li ! SPORTS ECIM .Ti"•5 '" - ' jit - tr . -- -- - ' — ffi W, W-— !~.---n; , w I — - F I — 1 I 1--- - * ' I L I 464y -— ' ,.--. - • - '• - -5 �_____ Tribe Stops Darters Cold BA--Evening Hilti. iurd, 11. Sunday, Oct. 14, 1979 edo Takes 5th Stra"ght Charing To The Rescue Like C val Wake up Orange Belt Con. rence. By JOE I)e.SANTIS Herald Sports Editor r' -. . -. one by Arthur Jackson brought away empty handed once again through the second quarter. Seminole to the Blue Darter however The Tribe offense again , .. . . ....,. - . ./ *. 1.;^ . 1 . . I 9 . 4 r , . 1, 7 4 _,l, '. - kl . .- '.. '.' I I 1. I v , r4,~,% .,- .1".., , ,I . , .- 41W,. 1 , ,~~ ..1i. ,,,. - . ~ .kt t V .. - I 01 ,,!~" , - 4'~ , - ~. ti,-~",.- -, M I * '. , " '. - ., _. I I,,,-,, I I""- . . I . .*~., 11 . t~'J% , T4-, I . -1, " I ,4`i'*' p 1 4,~f '- 2 ,., '.' ., ___ " . I '' . N1111 ""1111 P11111111410 : - i _________________________ I L. -. .0 Want , . 1. I f . . I . f . - UP. - ' to know. *011s - 11appening to 1.. tsssIssaiai V'*uIaiul. 1 L f I #FCI U limwIa5iyardtot& - "•Y" la ills ' v5 e .. SUIKRI NOW —CML 3322611 Cb.lius . sad katt Tb. Liheity gltlj' hem .W , -, .. J~ -, L .. - -, - . ,,, L field position," closed the Blue in end :' v s 'S Capobianco, . owell in a Five Star Con- Scott was later told by tackler out of bounds to halt erence battle at Lyman, Dorman, that the flag was clock with 12 seconds left. day. Despite the malfunction of Lake directed a nine-play, 80 yard the Howell touchdo%vn. Cunway put the Hawks up 13-7 with the point drive on the legs of Jacobs and the hands of Smith . I . r" - 'syhounds out of danger. the Hawk 29. piece of the ball and crashed for one play. into Haas. "We noticed that their cor- manipage-f"Ir - or safety) - Apcipm_ 4=W __ AL-i- &" _____ "I M %,1 1;J11 ;~,,._~;,A*, ' ' 1111111 t 1 ' * 71 POlICY :: elated Hanvey screamed as he found wideout Daryl Gilliam left the field "How can they behind corner back for a 29. The Greyhounds lightning Cleveland, carved out 96 yards struc k again when Cleveland on 23 carries. Capoblanco rambled 66 yards with the connected on 14 of 26 for 176 kickoff to the 28-yard line. Ely . pulled him down from behind to yards. Smith caught eight for 111.ft', .,.,.. . I I - -.- N.V.." . .. - All Tires Plus F.E.T. 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U4. : as dramatic as Brooks and by Tom Netsel Yardage I • 63:88 - Patricia and with it just about confided Manfredi. closed the door on Lake SpruceCreekcanietoplay" Braitley $ efforts to capture he boasted. the Five SlarConfereuce Crown Despite thelackofoff enje for the third 4ralght year. Manfredi gave a lot of credit to After a acorelem first half quarterback Hay Bovier. dsflve struggle, the Hawks 'Ray was the difference Marvin Biakegslheredlna6- tonight," explained .Manfredi. .. I .1 IIIIIllllifflI IIIIIIIIIIilli "lIlIllillIlIll - a, - . I I - Shop Loosburs, D@Lsnd, Mt. Dare A K1661malaft "fly 9-9. sun. 13-6. the big play when we needed 115 yards. scoring by recovering a said, "He told me I could have lead. score. 31 of temporarily save a Greyhound fumble at the avoided the kicker after the Next Friday the 4-2 The Hawks made a teAt oçk." On the next play Meyers Greyhoundshod Bishop Moore attempt with 1 42 left After a LyIflIfl Capo located Smith Creek -. 11 . - —_ It." "When I get one-on-one, I . When further pressW Hanvey the vital extra point for a 28-27 - e "Igot a piece of the ball," an He sprinted left pulled up and Lake Howell had opened the -. - Herald Photo Individually, Cleveland led have the people to do It• was Instrumental as the Hawks the Greyhound rushers. He Cleveland confirmed this late regained the lead with a 10. collected 66 yards In each half ard TD toss Haas converted P0b'" -' ... I in the first quarter by taking a 67-yard drive climaxed by for 132 yards on 10 carries. Referee Tom Dorman nerback was really coming UP ,'toss left," getting a crushing aplay, fourth and one dive by on our toss play," offensive Jacobs Brooks added 100 yards on eight dropped a yellow hankie as the McCullough block from Anthony Brooks to for the score with 35 seconds carries. ball squirted to the 20 ard line coordinator Bob Wing him and racing 56 yards It's here where things got a observed. "So we decided to go for the score. Haas' kick put ronaining. Conway hooked his For the Hawks, the ith our halfback pus. p0 e right, e little confusing workhorse Jacobs, although not And Cleveland did just that Lyman up 74 led 19-14. rwhIng the kicker" "! ' - the day, but Cepo had a little rugged senior. who also had a Meyers with a stutterstep move t, that had Howell coach not roughing the kicker. The conf uslon, not- trouble with'the snap, Rusty spectacular night on defense, at the ten and waltzed in for the y Weir kicking. Lake Howell was clinging to a withstanding, Lyman was still more with the kick and with turned an off tackle dive Into a 23-yard TD. Capobianco faked -21 advantage and had Lyman six points down and 75 yards Greyhound Scott Harrison, who 71-yard TD by ripping away the extra point kick and rolled deflected the low bout. from Charles Miller at the 25. into the elniditow for two points ( backed to the wall at its own M away with 7:04 remaining. , Unlike the Hawks' ball "My first three yearn — ran and a 27-21 advantage. yard line with 7:04 remaining to The Greyhounds made work of that. Meyers found control drives, the Greyhounds' with my head down," Brooks "Brook Counts had his beat play. I was game, "Weir aWd after Ow I=. After a pass misfired, Jon tight end Mike Gerrity Over the scoring bursts were undisclosed. "But tonight I "I thought Billy Jacobs gave us Haas attempted to kick the rrdddle to keep the drive allve -at predl Audie Cleveland, known more every play," Scott said about man." Hawk Jots- anvey, however, broke throu -, leaped, got a for his rushing, turned thrower his explosive offense. "I feel we Lake Howell's offensive line .• -- - le final kick it was an earlier making it a personal foul, but Conway was summoned to save varsity TD a little later. The curl route, brushed aside thanks to my offensive line, •. _.. thrown because Hanvey A swing pass to Jacobs netted after. On the touchdown pm, Smith elbowed Haas after the play, eight to move the ball to the 13. Lyman's Brooks got his first grabbed the ball on his patented "(a- object is to score on . a .: r I#:.;-W, , ~, . - .r,. '. *~Ilfi" !" -;; , Mt. ~. I I . . ~ - -, . ., . " -o - -*- , , -. - - 0 L, - Scott, who alertly dragged his with the ball and the -,-1~.'.--. I I I ~ A I .. r four of the 'Lake Laatyear'slantmlnute4O.34lasg ft, t -. I finding his snap. The ball rolled over the time. ad ft Hawks calmly dropped back and Lake Howell, whose m ...He . (Dorman) told me it was clipping penalty foul ilifte the kick," back to the 33 yard lim Capo from 11 yards out. Conway's hooked up with wideout Jack dipped to 2-4, will be at home 1160111he ball MWIM twice. On the ncoM PAT attempt was blocked. Neff for a 26-yard scoring toss. agab* Daytona Mainlanid. ., J*d Wdr s0s. 11"V,44 C*ULLI1IS' IP = I I I .II . .... ., . . . . . I . - '--. . ft-' i'"Mo &1(-I — — — — - - a - L W4 on wim befwe dwdr beseankg'ag"t S .. - zone apparently didn't have a good 4ctory by Lyman over Lake his cheek. S- Sullivan (tackled by Chrl' "The conference race isn't Darter coach. iCtIdtOgo.i 1w tIsMtbS ythtJby utrsuokIck#tun$by 1d - *in O erHawk W pte -Inth I — ils Caplt"n4 on a 8111rM a 1J. Both were blocked, E NCILvM1Mr M ''. wMb caIn .gy and Joyce WflIlmi "W•Ut b*IS the di1i 4 pus. asst st, s . .. tweed In 1. sasts ii t cald i ths II dI$ vicisty. I . V BySAMCOOK was live, I guess,...l don't attempt however, Lyman was Ile Hawks' second TD was a "It was a fly pattern," Meyers Herald Sports Correspondent understand. guilty of having 12 men on the defensive gem. Haas, once said of Neff's diving grab at the It was a game decided by two Another interested onlooker, field. again punting from the end- goalline. Haas converted and eks. Greyhound boss Hill Scott With the bail at mldfield zone, had trouble with a poor I,yrnan was up 21-19 at half. - V job mod I'm rally proud of him ~* 111 • The last block came on a vantage point. "Heck I was 60 receivers blanketed, bolted for goalline where 6-5 270 pound Lake Howell's final touch- .. usty Conway 30-yard field yards away. How could I see? 14 yards to the 36. Another noseguard Brock Counts and down also came on a pass play, al attempt with five seconds All Isaw was the ball go into the Incompletion followed, but then cornerback Daryl Ely wrestled which in cluded some nifty , ft In the game ensuring a 28-27 air," he said with his tongue in Capo hooked up with Chuck for'possession. Ely came out running by Smith. Capoblanco 18 FG : "We gave u the ball in bad acon'ipHd too much with Ø folloWed ftJ the pciutklckthstwouldvsutually arc sraiuss.Hda good Stops Or . - WUIPUPW ' - sn-dled the head coach. I 28m27 ' (Voltoline kick) ic Ubsrt (ir1Mian maIn.d mthed ' Rusty qiaa$arbsck Jintl 'rMa TUnbNU Bay at 3-1. Reairve depth uv.d to b Thuresnowayyoacaiwln nheee on the Lãbssty Hawk goal line with four itslalIjnrst.ceptInin Ilwwlaelngf.ctorforLlbs,ly Thomas fIIle4 In nicely, LbS Five Slat with IIWIS l0Iifl yig the Sanford school took the carrying a desm tim,. for 4$ athletic scene, the girls mkttea lift In the ()e44 lb. idF'.de Ai popped over cia Fo.tbsll AuorlM$i Friday by field without captain and yortlo sod tossing a pair of volleyball team scored a l4, ('oul "1 dt — wii$ It Is b WISIbiCk kNPST to toucbdon puass. lIwthavu'(kaaawWlae Watt, podbaMwInover(ai. quartirbiek David peopl. really gut *ç for is" ' . i . . Herald Photo by Tom Meisel - a safety to end the game. To - with most of that coming inthe second half. The passing attack Going into the contest Apopka was not a factor as the Tribe "it was a good tough win," I. 0 ., • mb from backbst tmW °IEbad I '9I . to VA a dam on Ldw switched him to quarterback this Week because We bivmt Braciusy's llom.c'o' . ' F -I Brantley-Spruce Creek saga to the Patriots. clond out Friday night with a 7m really proud of my boys, ___ - berty - giving up," said Geirke. conference. ____ ___ Cha lki ttemPt ilil the tint quarter.,' againt Apopka to halt a Blve Darter scoring . • I little deeper and came up with drivers seat. But we aren't over 100 yards on the ground the ball a couple of times." . at the right time. Hersey came up With this big lutercepiless early in the game • u . against county rivals Lyman, the trip back to Seminole High, Butler dropped the Apopka quarterback in the end zone for ~700111111101 ____ a ,. • 00t O t .•. to recover before an Apopka Blue Darter defender takes possession in first iII1Ir1er ICtOfl. , ce !h. • - ' -- L, •: -. V I - Seminole quarterback Clarence Sippio gets separated froin the pigskin and tries -'i. I . '' :.1, ".1 . 11.s*:,V.444 '.., . .1.. ~: . ' t I .., I '" . ' I " * 1 -':~ * .•' TAKETH- _, -' . ' - .A*. , -: - - ': . ,.,.;~. ." - Defensive coach Roger If 1 I . I4'.- step for step with Blue Darter Beathard had nothing but over by any means though," I- But give their defense the credit. Seminole got tough w hen Cedric Anderson and broke up a praise for his squad, who have added Posey. they had to." fourth down pass play in the held the opposition to less than corner of the end zone, 150 total yards in each of the "We still have three big ganies In front of us and they're Before hopping on the buss fo Tribe's six games this . -' .' 'b. • -,- —' a ,. 1~ ~',.l 1, . THEY A . . 1- ¶ "hh'" • - - '' . - The defensive coach praised the Apopka quarterback for his had just one conference loss went to the air only six times, Starting with a first down at perfomance. "That Sullivan can really and could have tied Seminole completing one pass for only their 32-yard line Apopka lost for first place with a victory. A two yards. six yards with Rufus Christianr d e ne lost opportunity that Geirke is "We played a little give-away sacked by van. plained. well aware of. the first half but we finally got After an incomplete pass "We Just didn't cash in when some of our off-tackle plays "He did a good job but we attempt, Morgan Smith and kind of took his favorite target we were close," he stated. working when the line got off Ricky Butler droppvu Sullivan (Anderson) away." has a good defense the ball well." for another loss of 12 yards. and great specialty teams. We Facing a fourth-and.alirty Sanford Posey was especially pleased with the victory because It got a little tired out there Apopka 7 0 0 0— 7 six with 50 seconds left in because of Injuries We have a l e two S em i no s moved back for game Sullivan dropped A Sullivan 1 run (O'Dell kick) lot of kids going both ways,". he e • ... , .. one more try but Christian and games in S - Campbell 91 kickoff'refurn 4"o.' ,,* _r,"J I . . 10 0. 1t 4J111 :. -:-' GIVETH I . . -- A. : •- - - — •. Like an old western movie, the Seminole defense came charging in like the calvary. 4 . - . . . ",.I - , .,(~ . ~I_ ; ., , -, 0 I D ~ - .,••..,' '... .. .. THEY vad - First Lyman &rambles ~% ,,, •.•.,,,. _ - '• •. - . . Gets NC, — - : 0 , ... ,- - dL:;,, , 00 i` • ,,, ., ., N I " -• - -' . ..:' Sweet went .I . . - I W_ - - - &~~. -_ . .,..,r'a . . I . "% • - I 0 '1 .' O---- . — ". 4"' t ' s- I , ' contest the Tribe offense began "We used what we called the Lake Howell and Lake Bran- Posey expressed concern with to ground out yardage on runs hammer defense," smiled tley. You know what kind of the ineffectiveness of the Tribe by fullback Arthur Jackson and Boathard. season Its been we aren't taking offense. Joe Baker. ,%ooking at game films we anything for granted." "We still weren't what you Seminole drove to the Apopka saw that Apopka liked to run Apopka coach Chip Geirke their pass patterns about 15would call devastating on of43 before stalling, giving the felt a little different about Blue Darters one more shot yards deep. We dropped Steve Seminole's position however. fense,". mused Posey. ' USY with 2:30 left in the game. "Ibey're defin,it6y in the I I'll I A~ rooks • -4 . ________ - • - . ..• - , I ~Z 4.. . . .. :. -. '- '-p. With six minutes left in the .. ". - . -. .P Chip Gierke S squad came threatened again midway to kill the Blue Darter drive. !:, 110 - U The Apopka defense held and Two carries by Joe Baker and Oviedo heading . The two defensive linemen forced Jeff Litton to punt field and came up with a fumble ."..."4 - . Apopka bottled up the 18, Rufus Christian bulldozed wrestled Migliori down at the almost straight up in the air on fourth down. Seminole ground attack his way into the Apopka back- Apopka eight-yard line. throughout the first half and . . - Morgan Smith and Rufus downs. line. On third and goal from the I '00 - . the first half," lamented tempted to go to standout Migliorl got a high snap from running back Ed Jones a yard Seminole boss Jerry Posey. receiver Cedric Anderson but center and was greeted by short and Seminole took over on taketh away." '. -- - After a 15-yard run by Lester Once again it was the Tribe extra point kick and the Mutters recovered a Seminole Seminoles were back in the ball fumble at the visitor's 23-yard Richmond, Apopka quar- defense to the rescue. line Following a procedure game terback Sam Sullivan popped Enter the defense one more to rt e rs failed The Blue Da ove r from the one and Jeff penalty that moved Apopka e im first possession t move on their O'Dell booted the extra point back to the l2, Ricky Butler and On a fourth-and-three at the was half and it second the for the Blue Darters lead that Reggie Campbell teamed up to of 18, Apopka went for SemInole another Tribe defen stood until the second half drop Ed Jones for a six-yard time for thefirddownbutRlckyButler sive gem. kickoff. loss. Standing on the Apopka 10, andGeneSweet stopped Darter "We played give away ball Quarterback Sullivan at- case of, "TtIose who giveth also up the play at the seven yard Christian. - I L ees bur 9 t - quarterback Clarence Sipplo pass interference call that as he caught his breath on the the third quarter. Apopka's defense came up and Apopka's Matt Miller moved the Blue Darters to sidelines. Jim Voltoline fired home the with a big turnover when Keith recovered. Seminole's seven yard line. For the Seminoles it was a linebacker Lenny Sutton broke Real, They Roar Pas For tallied again before Oviedo score on a 33-yard week for a season's margin of whose improved passing every for a locker room ramble and Oviedo struck 118-35. week and running back Mike The Oviedo Lions have break on a three-yard run by paydlrt for the final time when The loss dropped the Yellow Scott who has added more ofMarvin McClennon. rived. Kessinger again found tight end Jackets to 3-3 on the year. fensive punch contributed to a Coach Joe Montgomery's the pressure Neese with a three-yard scoring Leesburg takes a week off balanced The Lions kept Lion attack ions ripped the Leesburg on and scored again before traveling to St. Cloud for throughout the contest. midway strike, ellow Jackets 32-14 1!wi through the third quarter when The Lions Keith Grayson its next game. straight Ot'Y 14 6-32 halfback Mike Scott went over enjoyed a good night from his The Lions are back in action :: eserve e Lio ns unuaemii from the three-yard line to linebacker spot with a fumble once again next Friday within Leesburg make It Oviedo 18-0. recovery and an interception, the friendly confines of their (kick failed) 15 pass from Kissinger The Lions scored first and Leesburg finally got on the The victory, which improved home field when they host — McClenn 3 run (run failed) ver looked back when scoreboard when Mike Sapp hit Oviedo's record to 50, the best Melbourne Central Catholic. Scott 3 run (kick failed) 0 1— Gray 34 pass from Sapp (Sapp larterback Troy Kessinger hit Allen Gray with a 34 yard In the school's history marks The offensive load of the arty Neese with a 15-yard touchdown pass. the continuing progress -of evening was carried by steady 0— McClennon 32 run (Kissinger uchdown pass in the first Montgomery's program since halfback Marvin McClennon run) The Yellow Jackets 3 pass from Kissinger Latter, again in the fourth quarter on a taking over as head coach. who racked The Oviedo defense sparkled fl-yard pass from Sapp to Ray So far this season the Lions carries, including his two I — Gray 22 pass from Richard. iroughout the first half, Richardson, but it was a case of have outscored their opponents touchdown runs of three and .. son (kick failed) lding the Yellow Jackets too little too late. Lake Howell 13 0 0-27 13-0, 8-6, 13-7, and a 52-8 romp yards Lyman 714 0 7-21 oreless. McClennon added another over luckless Interlachen last Quarterback Kessinger, H Defense Lifts Tribe Over A popka 15-7 With a first and goal-to-go at stalled with less than a minute two-yard line and Posey sent the Tribe eight yard line, the on the clock and Seminole was Jim Voltoline in for the field goal. The kicker-guard split the Blue Darters got a taste of forced to punt again, ghts from nine-yards out Play it again Sam. Apopka reached mid-field upri Roger Beathard's rugged And the Fighting Seminoles defensive unit as the Seminoles before Ricky Butler sacked and Seminole grabbed a lead they refused to give up, 10-7. rugged defense did just that rose to the challenge. Sullivan to end the first half. Friday night by holding Apopka The Tribe defensive unit set Enter Mr. Everything, After Ricky Butler sacked up another Seminole score two to less than 100 net offensive Apopka quarterback Sam Reggie Campbell. yards fora 15-7 victory over the Sullivan for a 10-yard loss, The senior linebacker elec- minutes later. On third-and-ten from the Blue Darters. trified the homecoming crowd Steve Hersey intercepted the The win improved the Tribe's Blue Darter signal caller at the and snapped the Seminoles out Apopka 25, Smith and Christian conferen ce record to a perfect Tribe eigh t-yard line to snuff of their lethargy on the second chased Sullivan out of the pocket and Lenny Sutton came half kickoff. 4-0 and spoiled the Blue Dar- Apopka's hopes. Campbell gathered in Greg up with an interception when ter's Homecoming plans. The Seminole offense could Apopka jumped out to a quick generate little if anything Migliori's kick at his 10-yard Sullivan tried to force a curl in 7-0 lead with less than four during the first two quarters as line and zig-zagged his way to Ed Jones. minutes gone In the first the Blue Darters held the Tribe down the left sideli ne untouched The Tribe failed to get a first quarter by capitalizing on a to just a single first and 45 for a 90-yard score to pull down but It was Jim Voltoline to Seminole with a point, Seminole fumble at the Tribe yards. "Rufus (Christian) set up the the rescue again with a 17-yard 17-yard Line. Apopka mounted another Halfback Joe Baker fumbled drive shortly before the half on wall on the left side and threw a field goal to give Seminole a 13the handoff from Seminole the running of Ed Jones and a good block," huffed Campbell 7 lead with two minutes left in Lions - Sunda y, Oct. 14,1979-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - 4040,409"-4111 - %. lN ~ ,4~ , " ,..~ , — ' Ii'Y'-' IlLI. ___ ________ A 10-140-1110, - -. i ab- — ' -_ �, - -Evening Hera ld, 10A 1 Sanford, Fl. , , , • , -,, , , . . ........ .. . . : . - Sunday, Oct. 14, 97, A Title Insurance Policy Is Contract A OURSELVES , BUSINESS Question: What is title in- makes application to the title surance? insurance company. a He agrets Answer: A title Insurance to pay Cettalfl fee, and the title company makes an policy is a contract by which the IN BRIEF title Insurance company examination of the title records agrees, subject to the terms of and agrees to Insure against Its policy, to Indenmify (that is, W%di5COWTd defects. such t rsi . • aws Sal6lIlIWIfV% an the Insured (the owner or "TT' mortgagee, etc.,) against loss documents W sustained by reason of defects competency f in the title other than those correct marital statements and Steelman Receives Honor These defects Include Bill Heavener, President of Heavener, Ogler Services, Inc., ERA's Service Broker for most of Florida, Georgia of Alabama, named REALTOR J.B. Steelman as and part each against the paid once for the life of the As the names following exceptions: policy). The maximum low for of these policies is Issued to exclude excei*Lons fisted In the policy. Improperly delivered deeds. • . unrecorded documents, which the company may be Insure specific Interests. For unrecorded defects of which the liable cannot exceed the face example, the mortgagee's,tjtle policyholder has knowledge, amount of thepoilcy. insurance policy insureshe rights Of parties In possession When a title company makes mortgage company or lever and questions of survey, a payment to settle a claim that It has a valid firsten Under the contract, the title covered by the policy, the against the property. The biawance company provides company acquires all the leasehold title insurance policy for the defense of the title at Its remedies and rights of the Insures tfr lessee that he has a policy which will be Issued and OWfl expense U well as the insured party against anyone valid lease. of any claims against responsible for the claim that includes the following: (P the payment of sale nnllr'v '2 the property, should the title was settled; this Is by right of The certificate name of the and issued to insurer the Is the egal 'j prove to be defective. This is abrogatIon. S volume in the Heavenerl,Ogier service area, covering consecutive time Steelman has received this honor. . Funny Receives Award Fanny Boss of Sanford has been awarded the Retailer League Of ti ei's As k1.s W - Voters of Seminole Cowty at a brown bag 4 i 1eaders will be Denver Reid, . Alice Merrill. "mat's a new ballgame and barrel from $fl.60, Increasing changes and over the counter lost ground. WallStreetdoean't know how to Inflationary forces. Banks and other Interesttotaled a record 2793,990 read It yet," said Monte Gor The scenario, veteran ob- shares, compared with sensitive issues came udder don, Dreyfus Corp. vice servers said, evoked nervous 211,001,170 traded last week, selling pressure. ClUcorpt president. memories of the October 1920 The oils that had led the late % to 21% In heavy trading. Street panIcked, crash and made Investors summer took the brunt of this American Savings & Lban Headed by Chase Manhattan, wonder if the Kendratyev Wave week's selling convulsion. dropped 7% to 23%. Reserve changed its credit time high 81.62 mIllion 511aYS tnks that had been closed theory of a depression every 50 Texaco was the most active NCR Corp. skidded 9¼ to-65% policy. Wednesday and produced an Monday for Columbus Day years was correct. Most econo- NYSE-listed Issue, off 2½ to after the computer firm repbrtThe Dow Jones Industrial unprecedented 50 million-a-day dunned Investors Tuesday by mists doubted it. 29½. Exxon lost 2% to 56% in ad flat third-quarter arnMgs. average plunged 58.62 points to average, erased the previous raisingthe prime rate a full But Inve stors are fearful the active trading and California Emhart dropped 7 to *3% 838.99, the worst loss since ft fell mark of 220,580,000 shares point to a record 14% percent. Fed's action will produce a Standard shed 2% to 56%. All after the company revealed 59.0s points the week ended Oct. traded the week ended Aug. 4, The market went Into one of credit crunch and push the three are Dow average corn- that problems In its oil parts , 1978. This included a 20.45 ii, nation Into a steep recession. p)nents. division would trim 1979 net by et Tuesday that was the In the week prior this thIs 1974 when OPEC raised prices European investors apparently Occidental Petroleum fell 1% about 15 percent. worst daily loss In nearly six ,the Dow average, aided by two months after Arab produc- felt the same way. to 26% in heavy trading despite Joseph Schlitz Brewing was yeArL oil-stock speculators, had ers imposed an embargo on Fed Chairman Paul Volcker posting sharply higher ear- one of the few gainers, tacking The breadth of the selloff was climbed 19.03 points amid In- sales to the United States In the and President Carter said nings. Mobil lo st 3% to 49% and on ½ to 13 in active trading. The staggering. Of the 2,101 Issues vedorhopeatheFedwasabout wake of the 1973 Middle East licking inflation was the go- Gulf 011 1% to 32%. company, plagued by lagging 1,964 lost ground and to unveil a new dollarsupport War. veriunent's top priority and Co., Charter an o th er ac ti ve sales and earnings, said It Is Jy 64 made advances. program end that Interest raise Gold prices went on a roller- Volcker warned the banks Issue that had scored big gains holding merger discussions. lysts could not recall such a were lipprollichinig a peg. Coester ride. Bullion Crolssed against financing speculative this year, skidded 7 to 37% and On the American Stpck wide spread. The Fed did come up with a the $400-sn.owtce barrier, only activities In gold commodities the warrants dropped 7% to 32. Exchange, the market v&ue The New York Stock Exnew program. It raised the to be hammered down again, and foreign exchange markets. Charter reportedly wants to Index plunged a record 22.34 change index lost a record 4-10 discount rate to a rem 12 The dollar generally was firm Carter said he didn't think the take over City Gas of Florida. points to 212.81. Declines rou;ed to 59.29 and Standard & Poor's required banks to keep abroad. Fed's policies and the shaky StçeiiorOil, the most volatile advances, 855 to 51, among the 500-dock Index plummeted 6.78 more money In reserve and Kuwait raised its oil prices 10 dock market foreshadowed a NYSE Issue, plunged 35% to 530 992 Issues traded. resolved to contro points to 104.49. American Stock i M. Darrell Carte has been named Branch Manager for . ;q4 the Forest City office of First Federal of Seminole, according to Gib Edmonds President of the savings and loan s association. Wayne Albert, who haS bow 5TVW5 U manager for the branch, has ret urned to LUJ respon- A . .* . sibilities as Business Development Officer in the % 14, associatIon s main office In Sanford. Carte Is new of Central Florida, but ,as Coii&uera e savings and loan experience as branch manager for ten years, and appraiser for four previous years In Ashland, Kentucky. 11 indices also suffered record UB. .P CACt d amoaicedby Vousth /., • . " ' 1 '.'v. New Store Manager Donald E. Lines, Assistant Manager of Superx located a12438 French Ave., Sanford, recently returned from Cincinnati where he was selected to attend a Coinprebenelve Mana meig Training Seminar. Mr. Lines was participating In a week of management trirdng which has prepared him to assume the Important • ' r.' .... .• ... .. - '. . .' H. is aesriad end It ___ DssaM V. I.sit, Oskasa of J.C. PIISY paay, Fesesli a cbsck fr $$IL* to Cadsuel F. Dsu MUI.r, ezetv öedsr ii te UM.d (*Y5* Cs*is. Thi J.C. PINNIY two , • 'K.. Reafty Transfe fin of dbidk - AM. A halt.dellai d dw pim & Pc v.. . Srannon & Son $4.I ,e is $onWSC.TINIrV&WfInNnM.$S ThIi4DIflamsq tralislig U.S. 'atfoIstes. __ ___ " nings graduates. After attending the 30-hour seminars, these women underwent remarkable changes In their outlook on life and In themselves. The negative feelings had given way to ' • . The ned WL L productim ° will be a musical variety show to N in February IM,featuring some of the popu!at i tt Of the "good old along with gf.jhI should' contact to I ' ..-I Bob Andetm), TIMM, or Mady Colley, 7&2507, after 7 p.m. I - Pr mpos itum Special Fail Discounts: and llkekendPackages 4C4C01NN. '. 4• DASHOR('Call toll-free ,eefvatos or ,rilo,• I r'Rv 1 Rh . $how To ''nOW FAoroda 326Y6 • r . :1 • ( I d IIIIIIIIIIII • " • V - 9 '4 V • • ' _ $0 "am0. mmait.&wf Nuffi ell NANNI '. wflS Sym • • 11 . ', F."Ith & of Ywoft, Leo "M ThMM g.SWUVOR & of(Wueto . Wm &P$.rminIwewf$I10IL ____ '- 'r -r-' I ___ U - 1. - • PUNTS I ii A ~ contacts. • *3SW LewaF 000 a() sou $0I$0roldK*s$,J?.IWOSII, ~~,Il;~ Mft MZ.#,. * • . • • __ ,,I*w,i,s,J ,, low I wd -- ftow - mi~y be 01111111101111 by gjjpiy RRULY -- 1$ . • .• py ridos ad an iii fsshluned carousel MNWeDlS. ) ____ I -' • • - - , - . isihe I. all Is .Croms '70 Class Tobunhti lbs Qeis of Ihi . 1. UVE ITC. •• $,K51 11 • 1 - I • I -• ,• -- . 11: : - :t .'.. • - -- . .'- ;:'.-',' :..• •. • ', , 1. . • , " ' . - ':•.-. - '" -. - -. -•i. - ;:- . . "r' - .- physical educatlonatSanford Middle school There are currently 183 n1,nb,rs 01 the Gy'iuMtks Association and they practice from 4 until $ p.m., Monday . • . - . ' - - • % I'l - s01 en 11 , - •- -. ;., - __ - . -. • S he,. 'At 00 psssd 01N11.,IQN$* • . ' 01 ad at,p.a MriFN 01*, sM s. . ... competitIon," said Jemtj Stiffey, president of the Sanford Gymnestica Aaociatjon Inc "Wehaveapplledtorafflhjatlos to the U. S. Gymnastics Federation and are waiting for final approvaL" Mrs. Stiffey also helps coach the team besides teaching __ • S1 'The girls and boys are getting ready to enter state Isy Ansi.,, $ard, will sen as a HenP-' VT! College In Msistgsmsry, • lbS Hiâ i'i'I4I 01 ad p14, In end ptso aurI • \ ' - -• ro lUIii Herald (1Jpe.d '""Nl - . "JS 3 shW, 1&41!t,T 01, 111r... 4111111,Men. Practice il-fA bidled to 0115 hors as !ilthe team m,rtb,rs _many prad bears at '. • • .•, • .:... -. .. .. __ QUAUTV : . 1. 1-11 AN1 1. $U 1I • •'•. ' '' __ __ - __ , • - - , 1. 4 .,- i1 .- 1 f501111111.111P • . --'' . I I , .." . . P~ww WON . 11 r - - - --, llll- - e4ti- ,J . _____ lioi=~-eAt~ &U' W "' 1119~*6^.*~Iw ----.. • : Gy.ast lagsI. Widard I a dssssstrMlss at IleDsuaM's, Saatord. - . .. .-,••,:. - •_, 1. through Thursdays at the Salvation AnDY Bidldiag, 780 W. 34th 81., iford. '.-, for 00 a .uvui w wW CS eir competition th r0" 41- . - MO Of -• __ 1 I .. ' quite And U.S. Federation JAlaai* Brubaker Named 'Host' Jolene . to offer the world of employment. She went back to school and graduated from the University of Central Florida with a degree In Business Administration. She found a job that seemed to have possibilities dealing with the continuing education for health professionals, but through the assertiveness that the class helped her develop, she actually had them change the lob to meet her specifications. i teet very strong about the class," Mrs. Witte said. "The class supports each other and the reinforcement, which is so Important, was generated by Pat and Gloria." "I was having marital and financial problems," confessed Carolyn Zeull of Longwood. "Depressed.. negative attitudes.., feeling of unworth... very down," were terms she used to describe herself. Another friend had been through the course and suggested Mrs. Zeuli enroll. "Audrey Corso knew of the crisis I was going through and suggested I take It. It's the bed thing I've every done." She recently completed the last course and even after so short a time, she said she notices a vast Improvement... "I got past those (negative) mental attitudes. I'm able to cope," she said. "I can take charge of my problems. I'm capable... I have abilities I didn't realize I did. I'm a worthwhile person." She said the course did not change or solve her See COPING, Page 28 Gymnasts Shape U For State Contests .t'eila rIM es*èy ,-" Nov. 3 at the University Of : Central PWIda. me i-"., which is fended In pest tlwOegh a gr from I the NstIIaI Science Faida' Is directed by I. Marilyn Iu, a U' pettc01 ii$ Ib • I S riiwwrw ANN A$ • -, Gloria . A I V9TAIII • TIS to left, aid lustractors Pat Landry, Simpson tsms cesdact person. ____ MOW* ' ployment. .The and her husband were well established In their previous former community. Friends were always offering her employment and her husband had many - professional After moving to Longwood, Mrs. Witte decided to go back to work but had no employment contacts. "I am, what you might say, goal oriented, a high achiever," she said, but after numerous attempts at finding suitable employment and being turned down numerous times, she began to have self-doubts. Learning about the New Beginnings, New Directions project, Mrs. Witte gave Mrs. Simpson a call. "I told her I was at the end of my rope and I needed a knot." They reviewed the job market In Florida, worked on resumes and worked on reenforcing a positive self Image, convincing Mrs. Witte she still had something Important •: rnIF1IdIIqSaenunI,IrII1IeS ,. *b ____ foidMIlil ShIN willi. ,,,,, I , 1'8,hu1, alsmy. , __ . • - %ILt A*y, sev,sss.* 1. -"p -' 1 SAl.. liii QCD, Perrew L..& Marlene t ' •i _________ • 6 PAM , / - ___ T 5aus$ J. *odrspIis I WI liii .t Hidlin U Uø I.C..$l1,dI. • - - tw W IyA ft S* 16 Sw4j"a WA so $.I. ! . ~ -! ,"h • . ___ WOmS Amer" •- 0 S thIN • • '. : im . ,wsiaobsaai1glsfrL.thHCuMar,leavthgat10:3O a.m. ter afeed*Mlcithemndc for the showwlflbe • proitdadbythsfloridalympbony. - S USISS experiences. "The group support is what makes the thing work," said Mrs. Landry. "There's no two ways about It." Barbara Helms of Longwood was new to central Florida and was going through a personal and family crisis. She found herself thrown Into the jobmarket. She saw an ad for the course In the paper; attended the seminar and was helped through her problems. "I don't think I could have done It without than," she said. "They gave me the support I needed. I can't praise than enough." Ginger Witte had never had problems finding em- . 'I phony rs. 'li T . . : • t.is'm. ,nssco.1.Tr.cts Ii AWV Nomis Inc Ii OMse N. MO r 7AS Foistad,, L I 5*R Hifie Ui.), ca.Is Mee ivamnw Is 1.1110 A. A Is INey S P$ffl$I . .. . ___ V '' Women's Careers Explored . ____ y . wtJ rOt' vvwOWS it will • - / . • £ r Woridwfthcocktaluiis and a gourmet lscheeoatli'$p.m. .1 ictsarsayaUable for $26,NbycethngMs. Jay Gllc, : ...• . ' ...'. ,'.,, r The Woman's Conunittes for the Florida Symphony will prsst Na fifet major lend raiser for the year on Oct. 23. "Glamour and Gl1ttes" will be a fasi"on show for the entire I . - • . of r:m-. '- • s4eFkw 7-800-874.7420 maton - ' F •' _: A "Gaiike'ce øympo.tan for the Widowed" will be conducted Saturday, 26, In room 103 ci the Raymer F. McGulrs Learning Resources Center, on the Wed Campus of ; Valsncia Community College. The program will begin prosnptlyat0 a.m. and adjourn at 11.10 a -m. Rofreshmisda will be served following the symnposium. Recently bereaved_renos who wish to attend may 'secure tickets at no charge from Woodlawn Memorial Park, TINWACH Th1ISLAND e Sy . • CAROLYN ZEULI . ..'feeling of unworth Ads In local papers, referrals through ministers, counselors, and attorneys, plus numerous word-of-mouth recommendations brought 60 to 70 women Into the CETAfunded project this year, Mrs. Landry said. I The classes went through various exercises 'designed to acquaint them with one another and they shared their those of a much more positive nature. The driving forces behind this remarkable class are a Performances Reserved seste only. For tickets and information, call 305474. HO TfL$ON WUIU j i aITi derivid Iris uIss d JCPey's USA Olypks 'l'.' ." . 'l . The Delone Theater Arts Guild, Inc. (TAG) will open its 19794 .. - 'IWI Red Hot "lavers tin , i I __ .. DONATES 101 Air $tsm Mc $0 w 0 ls&w54510,L155,Ha,I,, HiUsUnI,$U,NS ser"ke 41 Jos N. Sirness Jr. to .iwi I. swi &wf I. Jane, LeO 13 0SF IW - MW - 1. a .1 the TAG Opens , Cell Auditions F .. ctu ' and hold a job. The second year the class was expanded to help women going through any type of stressful situations, said Mrs. Landry. "They could be moving into the area and having trouble getting to know people," she said. "Any type of family problem: - The children are almost raised and she wanted more than to just stay at home ... to get back Into the work field." severe Senior Citizen 's ... Ice resident With yL F1'giIpBketW.(1kwhershswasischargeOf the "Everything's better." "Yes, things are better." These are some of the comments that came out of conversations with women who had at one time been very depressed. They had faced financial or marital problems and had very negative self-Images. These women were a few of the 60 who met recently at Seminole Community College's Student Center for the second annual reunion of New Directions, New Begin. . 1.iOO.342.5624 ,, sined laWkS dspertmed. Kiw"0601 Dance m% 4fl be provided by WTRR radIo 1400. There will be prizes awarded for costumes and door prizes donated by local merchants. Free refreshments have also been : donated. All ages are welcome. Tickets, $3.00 per person and WOO per couple, are available by calling 339-1995 after 6 p.m. - . S '., ftceac resids'4 Gib Ecndo Specla1IzedrsajaI"t.f or LycnwII1beorganising J , 4 pair of "recycled homemakers" named Pat Landry and Gloria Simpson. Originally displaced homemakers, they formed the class two years ago to help women like themselves who had been dependent of their husbands for years. Women who had devoted their lives to their families and were then divorced, widowed or suddenly found themselves breadwinners without the skills needed to find By TOM NETZEL Herald Staff Writer "I can do most anything I want." am a worthwhile person." "I can cope." ___________________________________________________ : ... Thomas E. L bes recently been toted Lean Officer at FIraJederalOfSenhbloWs8dhame al. director .' .. ' am Is . .... Lyon Y Now Loan Officer aL ow home Imp - And be seemed to be right. Charter Co., Murphy 011 and Retail sales climbed a strong General American OIL 2.2 percent In September. Cc is giant IBM, another August business sales rose 1.4 Dew average percent while Inventories ad- the second most active Issue, flncSd 0.8 percent. falling 3% to 65%. IBM reported Those reports added more Its third-quarter net dropped to confusion to the murky $1.14 a share from $1.39 a y economic picture. Traders are ago. wIt1qg for next week's reports American Telephone & Teleon Industrial production, graph, the most widely bald stock In the nation and another national product I)ow average member, was Composite volume Of NYSE third on the active lid, dropping Ismi listed on all U.S. ax- 2%to53.AllotlarDowstocka . ' The Brunswick DeLand plant has become one of the Army's top two manufacturers of camouflage nets In recent years, earning several million In new contracts each year. 1. ii. X-Ray students In the Program of Hadlologlc 1olc at Seminole Memorial HospItal áe raising money forthefreducaticnal seminars by having a Halloween Costume Party at the Sanford Garden Club an October 27, from 8p.m. to _ oj District Congressman Bill Chappell. % % 13EAL 'JH -. ____ The Brunswick Corporation facility In DeLend has been approved for $15,696,631 In new business to 01 C 4 wan I the growth Percent by imposing a $1-94 A deep Mullion because the and was the biggest point loser of Morley BW*rather am baffel surcharge and Madco good, solid for the week. Other big loom J. Its oil 4ces to $34.80 a economy." McM & Gas, Now They Can ope; Things Are Better er Public Halloween Party Planned .If-i back &change and over4he-counter New Directions, 'New Beginnings Second Reunion, * traded, Approval For Brunswkk 11 . I :' , - NFIB Is a ncm-prtht, non.partlsan organization representing the needs of small businesses across the country. Founded In 1943, it was designed to promote the concept of free enterprise and to give independent business a greater voice in shaping the laws which govern business and gnverrxnenL .1 Gloria Ward, and - 1. • dent Business (NFIB) In San Mateo, California and A ' losses. Volume totaled a record ,738,020 shares, up frOtfl the stock market suffered perhaps 1I8,200,000traded lad Week and the broadest loss in Its 188-year 119,020,120 traded during the history this week In record same week a year ago. The trading after the Federal turnover, which included l all. Washington, D.C. at 11:30 Free bsbyslttlng service for the Wednesday meeting may be arranged by calling Mary Simon at 869-7750 no later than By FRANK W. SW&SER UPI Bueineu Writer NEW YORK (UP!) The Robert D. Blackburn of Joyce Environmental Consultants, Inc., Casselben'. was appointed as an Action Council Member to the National Federation of Indepen- luncheon a.m, on October 17, at 145 Wilford Avenue, Umgwood. An evening meeting Will be at 7:30 p.m. October 18, at 114 Altamonte ' Bad Week For Stock Market' A GINGER WITTE ...'end of my rope' ftuld the tax assessor be appointed or d? Should omes arm lands be taxed as other And . - - which insifttions should ranslin tax exempt? These and other tax questions are to be discussed by the League of Women ___________________________________________ What BARBARA HELMS ...'they gave me support' MAYREEN CARTY ...'I'mnot toosmart' . . Dow Jones Average Down 58.62 Points Blackburn PP 14 1 Public To Meeting On Taxes II V • Award of The W.T. Rawleigh Company for outstanding sales development. As an independent Rawleigh Distributor, Fanny Boss supplies home medicines, spices, extracts, food dup. plements and cleaning aids to homes throughout this area. Branc h riefly .r,, after Florida, Georgia and part of Alabama, This is the second iveW 14, 17-1B l The title company agrees to a crowd of 1,000 attending the ERA Fall Rally, that Steelman Corporation leads ERA Brpkers in total ' ~ Sunday, Oct. E The company does not agree at a court sale opus any to insure against defects In or estate,(3) the estate or interest sdJad, of course, to the con- Title companies ism various purchaser in st In the property tere he defend, at Its own expense, s pula ons of ch a ll ditlons and ti ti th e forms of title Insurance vered, (4) a co s edule of liens against MV uuC wu.aJe the court lawsuit attacking the title If the found by the title examination exceptions consisting of policies, the most common of has purchased under policy Itself. tj e order. Note that while the lawsuit is Wised on a defect in Uke any other contract of which are the ownes's ti ts found policy and listed in the policy. Upon comaletion of the in the public records arsi (5 Insurance, a title Insurance Insurance policy, the mor- mortgagee's title Insurance title against which the insured. policy, policy is transferable, 4he examination,, .e COfl•1PSflY conditions and stipulations policy contains the names of the tgagee's title insurance e insurance owner s leasehold and cerunder which the nnhlcv policy Is insured parties and the con- the leasehold titl A seller seeking to obtain a usially will Issue a report sideration (the premium, which policy and the certificate of sale tiflcate of sale policies are Iot issued. transferable. An owner's policy will usually In the case of title insurance, is title insurance policy. . !, evidence of his ownership title policy. This describes the the rqoon's leading ERA Member Broker. Heavener told - - vening Hera Id, Sanford, Fl. indicate, coverage -- - - join the Sanford Gymnastics Association. The coach, Eugene Pettey, who is the Physical Education instructor at Idyllwilde Elementary school and also coach for Seminole High School Gymnastics, Will teach an ezerciaestlroughthe advanced skins which utciuie tite psraiiei bars, uneven bars and rings. Marie Causey Is an exception to the age requirements. Marie Is 23 years old, a graduate of Stetson University and Is currently teaching math at Oviedo High school. "I'd love to compete and sin working toward that goal, If my age i.m't against me," Miss Causey said. The Sanford Gymnastics Aaso1#1im, Inc. was begun in ens 1177 by Ragsdale, principal of Idyllwilde Elementary' Don Re nolds principal of Semink High si amid E Patt.y,' 11111111111:1111 Indrudoir at " School was awarded a gymnastic scholarship to the University of Georgia. ,.,,,,,.,,,,, Wi h UU this, t however, ey continued, we do "s 11100il,more equipment and we'd lik have our own building soon. We need at least 5,000 square feet and 10-foot ceilings. At present we are In dire need cia 40 foot by 40 foot floor exercise mat. Larry Pine, of Sportsworld has been in. valuable in helping usacqtigre our present equipment. We're grateful also to the Sanford Kiwanis who recently donated $500 for a vaulting hone. Our members will also need sponsors when they enter state competition." dedication ci these boys and girls Is evident In their MOUM .ey. No one ever seems to be Manding Mill as they flip, twist. me . ..... .. bounce In the air and,flip again "I rally like to graMios Is The Association was In. COIChIs. ths lift roXI,"saidHinlathe COtporMidIIIJanhISrylfland Perhaps the feeling of all the EeIly, 7, who ttade sss Its reputation amid popslasy members could to summed up schooL "I like the be work es Increasing steadily, by Tangelo Woulard, age 15, a best," she aid. ON 01 their former mom. Medial at Seminole High Anysssfrem agu$1o11,whs hers, Juanita Hayes, a &hoalw1d,I like t iwork IsWireetedinaiia gnidunt, 01 Seminole High hard. It's fun too." • -- ----L - - - -- -. , _ - - -- - - ------------ - �- Sunday, Mt. 14,l9 I Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. • n And Around Sunday, Oct. 14, 1979.-38 Sanford In And Around Longwood Nov. 3.e Take Your Happenings Choice Tourist Club Is Accep ting Reservations For Trip L KAREN SIMS "ntpt' i lvIIv'IlIb ... A skating party is scheduled Seminole County teacher's ongwood Fire Department. Christmas Is Just around the Halperin. vatlons are being taken now so Longwood games, David very carefully for Friday, Oct. 19 at Skate City workday, and there are no corner and all kinds of home If any of you area seniors are Roller Rink on Dog Track classes that day. parties are taking place. An Have you ever had 'CIPO" and slowly, much to the dismay Interested In taking part in of his young guests, opened his: The Longwood Tourist Club Road, off U.S. Route 17.92. Interesting one that I attended what promises to be a good "Darth Vader", ora "Wookie", gifts. held Its first dinner meeting. Feel a little out of shape? last week was a toy party. Beginning at 1 p.m. and con. time, you can call either Ruth attend your sixth birthday Those attending were Jaime Following an "as usual" tinuing until 4 p.m., the Why rX)t join In some good I.ayo, 3274820, or Jane party? Given in the lovely new home delicious lunch, plans were and Stacey Rornaday, Mark proceeds will benefit the exercises as well as good f un. Well, David Dapore did. Christopher, 831-3512, for teaching of Susan Sperrazza, there were discussed Habib, Bethany Walt, and for the "Tia" is winter information. Seminole County Youth Of course, they weren't there ydancing technique every toys for young and old. After the months. David and Shelly Yurick. Oops, be ll Deputies. The club holds Its covered "in the flesh" but were part of ...a L....L.... f... U[VI&IVL, .IVII. mvnuay mgzn at o p.m. at viw hncfot. Mflrfhn flrui,,h d nun I(WgUL Included among the topics dish suppers at noon, the second the Star Wars theme carried A $1.25 donation Is being Post p207 and ladles auxiliary, a show and demonstrated the Balmer, Christa Seibert, Linda were the annual Thanksgiving Thursday of each month and out in the decorations. asked, and skate rental is 50 The next rear meeting of 1 went this past Monday and various items, all the guests Hostetter, Wanda Givens, Jan dinner and Christmas party, their business meetings at I How about "moon men" and cents. For those of you won- really had a good time a little were invited to "play". Partin, Jan Leggett, Laverne Also discussed was the up- p.m. on the fourth Thurtq of spaceships, which were atop VFW Post 8X7 and ladies dçring about it starting at I stiffness but that quickly went Among those attending were Graham, Gail Atchison, Nina coming trip to Homosassa each iionth at Sunny-Shade the scrumptuous birthday auxiliary will be Tuesday, Oct. P.M. on a Friday, it Is a away! Come join us. 16, at 8 p.m. Kathy Shorthouse, JackieFox, Dee Hickok and Jessica Springs on Nov. 13. Reset- Park Pavilion cake? V1Inwfl -- i_. "' . "" ". — Hunt Tells T77~ So ro r16ty Of F amily Home Members of Preceptor D uva am 008 ..uapier, Beta Sigma Phi Sorority, met Tuesday night at the home of Dottie Bolton, 2421 S. Yale Ave. .•_ -I---- President Debra Mark announced two fort h corn In g regional meetings, one in orianio and one ln Ft. Lauderdale. The state Convention will be in Miami next May and members were urged to send in their registrations Ways and Means Chair.. man Amoret LaRosa an. : nntirn : d that th - attend the allchapter iuncneon -Those members who participated in a dinner outing reported a delightful evening. Members are bringing food to prepare a marthagiving basket for an area family. Gifts for indi vi dual family members will be ineluded when the basket is presented Guest speaker Tom Hunt of Sanford showed a film about the Ronald McDonald House which will be built to house those 1L____ rhnrifg,r I . families with Ill children receiving treatment at Sh nds Teaching Hospital in Gl anesve. lil Hunt pointed Out that families from this area — approximately 120 miles away — are those most in need of a place to. stay when Oy have a Child treated at the center. The next meeting will be Oct. 23 at the home of Vertis SaWs, 146 Country Club Circle. Dottie Bolton will give a program on flower arranging. would plan a flea Oft sales table on No' 10 a Members will also paiticl to In ft ann.,, or, ('hi.ii. poxawu Congratulations were noted for chapter member June Helms who was ChOSU % Vslslsw jive for Sanford tity Preceptor Beta Lambda will be responsible for the $ocktall party prior to the February Sweetheart Ball. Several members plan to God Bless Abby, H And Salvat'ie on Arm Y'I 11 - 'k - . ______ ' -. • • w'4 1 - -, c ' .• - - --- • t .• . • • 'I. ' who don't know where some of their loved ones are, or even If 'S they are alive. • God bless you an the Salvation Armyl VIRGINIA B. DEAR VIRGINIA: Anyone . wasting to locate a kit relative heeld write ti: eq. \• • lalvatlen Away Missing paum Hawthorne Blvd. .. •. C Ruebe Pales Verde. Calif. 18174 Please ante the following: The SalvatlisArmy will search for relatives ONLY, and even in a iunigi us; not ret NsnI PsSs by Tom VIace.s levenUe ranaways or ciften What a wonderful, delicious, gooey mcii Miranda"PW Weatmark, 3, is making of a sundae, a preview ci the They are lot set up fee old-fashioned Sunday afternoon Ice cream social, adoption or genealogy Oct. 14, In Sanford's Centennial Park, from 24 p.m. researCh. Aid pie.e do net ask MAKE A SUNDAE 10 IiCStS I relative to Sponsored by SISTER Inc., there will be clowns, cs11.et a debL entertainment, dqor prizes and lots of fun. Patrons The 8ilstM Aray In a nunwill make their own sundaes from a variety of. SUNDAY IN PARK ingredients available. The price Is $2 with proceeds W seifuta going to SISTER's community projects. search, pleas, enclose a • — - The wedding will be an event of Dec. 1, at 3 p.m. at Asbury Methodist Church, Maitland. • — ' . .. 5 • • . • W 4 5 • - - - —I F Li.. 1 . • -••-.ww / ., ,- ,.,,,: . 'Ø i •. • .- :i e. ....a . I4 'I Found** Missing Doughnut Recipe The goblins may have been at work hr the food section ci Wednesday's Herald with the omission of Baked Banana Doughnuts which shoUld have been included. In the Item featuring a Halloween Hoot Owl Cake recipe. ----- Ii The Herald ald swltthhnard ,1&h '--srap ik trussing doughmds. So here it Is, Ladies: • BAK ED BANANA DUGHNUTS , 12-3rd cssIfted all-purpose - flrnIinas " • Pour Ingrediuids and mix well. Cover and chill about 2 hours. (Dough will be soft.) Turn out oi*o lighily floured board, roil 01* ½ to %Inch thick. Cut with a floured 2%-Inch doughnut cutter, or trace with a knife, cutting out centers. Place ½. I,wiii .m., nn dramanel h.bhia Ul SWVJ •__..,. . __,. _t..... Mo rning So.nfoid EcwN Childhood Center AT 7:30 P.M. .... 4 . ;. ,•,• •• I .. .... - I I I , .. ., • MONNY$WUIN$MY • TWo T,s.lPrU.iIsIpa. pUPvrjpr- .ed• .5 M* shills aid ps Ow 6* .'.;- j ' . u3.S1IS - .:•t ';.. :' • . - 'E . n iikpiruL IIPII$IIMINT$PIIPAIID$YTHINILORI$ •.. . .-' • LNlhW.rd • CA" UIY$i SIRNL • • • I , TO MGM,I1. CALL OI STOP Iy • •.. 5th JOIN US FOR ADULT TAP ADULT JAZZERCISI A Healthy, Happy Way-To Start A DayI Pvepa4uaududssinetosssolasUkl • I.glflnlng Nov. ance" You Asked For. lL..M•rIg CIasisa PREeSCHOOL EDUCATION PROGRAM • . .. " Ar ' ,,.•. •( ,, . sweaters, includes Velours, Juniors and misses sizes. The hottest fashion news is knits. So take note of these striking sweaters. We've got them in all the newest looks. Including crunchy and cabled textures. Boucles. Velours too. Selection includes button front and pullover styling. Sizes, SAL. All at 25 pct. off. - 2111 IM AM . •• 32$'ljOI 04W or iWflhul ls'nsIlsp ' r' DI*EcTOM:MINIAM RYE WRIG$Y&VALUgI. *y, WILD - • ., ..... . W.!.. t' • •• C The bride lathe daughter ( Frank Hayes, 2590 airlan. Delve, Atlanta, and the late Mrs. hayes. The bridegroom is tI'e son of Mr. and Mrs. 4ugusta Brown Sr., 1800 Plower girl was Katrina West 9th St.. Sanford • Williams and ring bearer was Dullard Walters It Given In marriage by her 4ther the bride chose for The reception ias held at First Shiloh Missionary IF VOWS an otfWhltC gown Ith side slits and a double Chch. Hostess wide brim sh.Shewor,a were Andrell Hayes, to match and carried a Debris Williams, Emma uquet of dales, mums TerY. Sude Fr and carnations of springJuandolyn- A e s. orL Following wedding trip Velma H. Williams I It to Disney World the fldid the brideas matron newlyweds will 'wake their honor. She wore Ipsitil home in Sinford. The bride jach cobord gown AM ' is employed at South ,rnea a single watching Seminole Middli School In *1tM1011 the cafeteria. The by's breath In her hair, • rrldsgroàlseinpioyesias Br1deana1ds were Mane - a brick masn.'-MA*VA RAWKIt syes, Melinda Haves.' Save 25% ,11 .1 Patricia Hayes and Sandra Williams. Their rainbow colored gowns were identical, Each carried a single carnation to match and wore matching baby's breath In their hair. Bruce Scott served the btklegroosn as bed titan. Groomsmen were Milford Hayes, Nathaniel Perkins, Edward Mason and Virgil Lee Hayes. • Mary Hayes and Augusta drown Jr. were' married dept. 29, at 3 pm. at Lou gardens, Orlando. Rev. obert Doctor performed (e garden of roses double Ing ceremony. . cW!/ - yaVretovINdSscsnss*,wedew18idtoursur ••ft us slow YeawMr. .! ANNOUISCI$Nl$NIW si AT "The Ultimate In Child Care Centers" . ' • - . -. -. :. * s Repeat Vow 1%at THURSDAY, OCTOBER 18th • 5/ - - I S - t _... • - . A drawing will beheld on Nov. 7, at Homemakers' Holiday Showcase at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. The proceeds from the drawing are being used for a major purchase fQr the new Agriculture Center. Winner need not be present to win. Mary Hayes, A. Brown Jr. - . ,.. The quilt Is comprised of the 50 squares — one for each state. Each square consists of the official bird and flower for each state in addition to the state name. _ - •. - 4waId Phi by Tim Vincent Anne Warner, right, president of the Seminole of the Lake Mary Extension Homemakers Club. It is large enough to serve as a bedspread for a full Council of Homemakers Clubs, and Phyllis Welton admire the colorful State Bird Quilt. or queensize bed and as a quilt for a king-sized bed. ~Nal`76/1 l 1 /1 l/l/r., )04,11 fectlomsrs' sugar. Dip no doughnuts Into swirling to cost tops. Note: The do1*s are bed when served wwn. Roll out and cut doidmuts. Refrigerate on cockle shed l abed twenty r'ndu before serving flop&&. k.L. UlIW a. a a.._ i 155 or a umau Dieliflal) w. w in -F. 51ft fl, bs oven 10 minutes or until llily powder, baking sods, salt and browned. (bOI iligidly, fred nutmeg; dirinsugar. Cut In whl.warm with BanansGlass. Banana Glaze: Mix 2 butler IIJ mixture rsaowies With IbNpCOflJ Zri*IISd bafl01U 1S meal. Beet mieW bawn; add to y and 1-3rd cup sifted COD? i -- -• 2 teaspoons baking powder leaspour baking soda % teaspoon suit ½ teupo Wed cup sugar 6 tablaspoons cold butter or • mIJgprIj i egg 14.bU _ ,n.akeA UI .1.e.ft. • •— . 06 " :% • I MR. AND MRS. AUGUSTA BROWN JR. • c' - The quilt was hand-embroidered by several club ørouis through the past summer. - • - - ..1 • . l' . - ... 1h i,.• - Each of the nine clubs in the county received five or six quilt squares to embroider. The center eagle square was embroidered by Frances Morgan of Altamonte Springs Extension Homemakers Club. Sl .,,m.. _• l'he idea for a State Bird Quilt was undertaken by the Seminole County Extension Homemaker Clubs in May 1978. Mrs. Anne Mitchell of Geneva Extension Homemakers Club has given leadership to this project. He is a graduate of Robert E. Lee High School, Thomaston, and Valdosta State College. He is employed by Sims Office Supply Inc. . The Sanford Beta Sigma Phi S peaking of luncheons, a, chapters gathered Saturday ,_j ,_. ..t ,,,.; ''" UI 51113 1U1111U15 ii... IIV Oct. 20, at a Winter Park Friendship Circle of Sanford Restaurant for the annual AllChapter luncheon. Lois Smith gathered at Mr. P's Wednesday' to lunch and launch the fall: was chairman — of the event. season. Sanford Woman's Clubbers One guest commented, are reminded of the "What class and what a break! Hello Luncheon and Fashion This Is like nfghtclubbing at Show Wednesday, at noon, at noon." the clubhouse. A newcomer to the group was Fashion Show chairman Jerri Melba Cooper, a retired Kirk says she is excited over director of nursing from, the "lovely fashions being Baltimore, who has found her: shown by 17 models from (the retirement roots in Sanorawith following) Sanford stores:" her husband Meade. • Approaches In • - — Holiday atmosphere. J.C. Penneys, Merle Norman Overall chairman of the Boutique, Mary Esther's, Little reception is Mary Blair assisted Wardro be, Alone's Fashions, by Gall Stewart, Jean Clontz, Village Shop, Milady's Fa brics, David Wright, Joe Monserrat Re-Jay, Jam -Up Jeans and Don and Colleen Pope. Knight Shoes. Bird Quilt • • - a tremendous need for this service. What do these people (handicapped and retarded ) do?" Now, are you ready for this one? How does a form al frolic for friends grab you? This is theformat for n Rii1ot Guild olSanford:Sernfnole reception (Ofl Nov. 3) for supporters and friends of the ballet. Admission to the friendly formal frolic is via invitation only. And according to Pat Scott, president of the BGS Board of D'rectors, the Invitations are now being addressed. The event will feature a dance band and a potpourri of cocktail fare in a glittering Drawing For Miss Sims is a 1975 graduate of Lake Brantley High School Longwood, where she was a cheerleader. She received a Bachelor of Science degree in nursing from Valdosta State College In June. Her fiance, who was born in Thomaston, Ga., is the grandson of Mrs. Fred Gooden of Americus, Ga., and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Culverhouse of Bayler, Ga. - 4 ': DEAR ABBY: I owe you mention how much various heartfelt thanks for an article Items coat. Lord, help me! you wrote mmnw missing We do have a lovely home, persons some eight or nine have traveled extensively and months ago. have collected some interesting I had cried and prayed so things, but, Abby, if he would much for someone to show me just wait until someone adhow to get in touch with myson, mired an object, or asked him whom I hadn't heard from In where it came from, there aria a nan years. men i might be some justification for •a read in your column that the stamped, self-addressed en- all his talk. been needy in his people, so I wrote to them longIdistance telephone calls. childhood I might be able to immediately. DEAR ABBY: What would understand It, but that was not In a matter of days they cause a grown man to take the case. wrote back. Those wonderful guests in the house on a grand Tell me please, what can do people didn't leave a stone tour pointing out the fur- to he! h unturned in trying to locate nlshings, objects of art, pieces EMBARRASSED my son.Onenlght,leuthantwo that were found in various DEAR EMBARRASSED: weeks later, my telephone places around the world during rang It was my son calling me! his travels, etc, ad nauseam' Tell him privately and lovingly, Abby, that had to be the hapThe man is my husband, and I In a non-erhical way, what you pleat day of my life We are now am so embarrassed when I see have told ms. Almost every .. reunited. the looks on their. faces. It reasonable person will accept : •• Please print that Information sounds like so much bragging to suggestions graciously If they that helped me find my boy, me. I've even heard him are presented properly. t •••ainra . At ,,. .. .. #hors ...s -nra a - n Ith ow-. nf w will be held at All Souls Catholic Church Social Hall 810 S. Oak Ave., from 9 p.m. to midnight. However, this event is in no way associat ed with the church - any church - according to Jackie. Another friendly word of advice: Patrons should brush up on jitterbugging; the twist and other dance crazes (there will be several contests), get out their crinolines, felt skirts, poodle skirts, saddle oxfords, Jeans, or what have you. And the fellows better get in a good supply of Brylcream. Sound like fun? By the way, it's BYOB with set-up available, "We need to raise $20,000 to refurbish buildings at Monroe School," Jackie said. "There is -- Mr. and Mrs. Davie E. Sims of 104 Sand Pine Lane, Longwood, announce the engagement of their daughter, Karen Marie, to David Franklin Culverhouse, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Culverhouse of Thomaston, Ga. Born in Bristol, Pa., the bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. WA. Jokinen of DeLand, and Mr. and Mrs. LH. Sims of Winter Park. two ;'•. Another fun-fund raising event is also coming up on the same night. This one is spearheaded by Jackie Goodman with Barbara Russell at the helm as co-chairman. It's a SOs dance being sponsored by the Kathleen Anderson Comprehensive Work Center (a shelter workshop for handicapped and mentally retarded adults). The "Fantastic Fifties" fling SIms.Culverhous e !,.• ; :, '"r' - Engagement A friendly word of caution: Just in case anyone may be planning a community event for Nov. 3, it might be a good idea to forget it. To date, there are three happenings scheduled for that evening of which I am aware. People who don't normally take to the ballroom, come out of the cracks to attend the annual Policeman's gall. And who blames them? It is always a swinging fun thing. Designed toward charity (the event benefits the Police Benevolent Association to help their families in times of need). The ball will be held at the Sanford Civic Center. Tickets are available from the cornmittee (just call the police station and ask) or at the door. on our entire stock of skirts too. , Enjoy terrific savings on sporty skirts. Showing off the new slender silhouettes. In rich solids. Styled with slits, Inverted pluts, button-fronts, more. Some with skinny belts. In polyester blind for junior and misses sizes. : : Sab prices effective thru Wed., Oct. 17th Ring d Life-the gift o1bw. Rec& the most specral days of her life with Zales e,cksi irig of Life. a.Ho up to 7onesNi1Obrmgokj. MZ With 1 sthdk gone, NS • dm - With 1 gerune stone, $17 b.Hoidaqo9ncsm1Ok&gold Wth 1 sc stone, II75 With I gerune stone, $I9 •. • Each on 9w&w aM, $4.5O Eochdiavia43S. ceder oy Allow 3 weds for ddy At I*yk now wftkZása,dji. EO akftwd sthedcor$L5Q. - - -, — • - _ • CaiWisaó.'DtnusaØ.Layaway :ZALES, THEDIAMOND SI'ORE • I •(. Now, two great ways to charge! isCPenney $ANPOID PLAZA Open Men. *r, Sat. 11A.M0 PM. Open lendey13*304:20 PM. lIwy,1743 and stoto it. • p ORLANDO DOWNTOWN 1$ N. Orsepe Ave. Open Ties., Wit# There I Sat. 91$A.M.4 P.M. en Mis. aid FribytiNAAL-846 P.M. WINTIR PARK MALL Hwy. 179$ and Lee Reid #A& In Sills A.M.4 P.M. Open Isadsy lZm$4:3I P.M • 13 11 : ..., t,j - S ....... •.•-. - -k • : �• - 4B-EvenIngHsranf.d, Ft. . p - S . . MITNOOISY CHURCN $ Plisy I Rd _,. • ......•...... •.................... . •.•.•A•.• :. Sab.rnsdwsi 1:51p.m. Prayer Service I "t? _i ¼ 11:11a.m. Assembly Of God .. COMMUNI .THE HOPE OF OUR A ._is..........- Cof. IlTh11d urn khsiIfffis II, Nov. B. Den Cox Y. _ is,a ____ ____ 1111 0.0. 7:11p.m. ::: I Baptist . 1* . -----------OUR NATION I 'Wir ,omw - - - __ - - - - - BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club bid. Lake Mary Sunday Scheel ceni,nt.ss. sat aSa.m. owin L set. VIP Mass 7:010.m. S". Mel$ I A.M.. If. 36 & It am Avery M, Long q I .5 a c., p.m. 4 ar$ fl NIWI I. ITHILAMICHUR CN. Main strw-Canson city Rev. M. N. IvrkeJr. Past., in. Worship 8: Of 0 tn. 1 , ,ayerkqv Ties. Official hard Mitt S:$p ,, 1. ,:1,.... _ 19101118.411. Mstøsng Wenkip 5$ Sunday Sdusl 11:51a.m. 1:11p.m. 7:35p.m. 1:11p.m. Episco pa "OLT COOS$ The Nov. LAM D.SAW Whstape ct description of their marriage. They cherished each day and filled ftwith I love. They faced every week as a new admture In useful living. They counted the months with patience and crowned them with firm commitment They made the years glow with their confident trust In God . Christian - Wednqsday Service 1:31 p.m. Old Truths er a New Day :::..m. Holy C" 14:41110 UwN*wsus,lashed Rev. Powl Cm .Poow luui.ysmsss 1lIS$.m. t . 5* NCOO 1:11p.m. ___ iyr MSilIiS Wed. 7:11p.m. LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Cor. Church Avi. £ Grant St. - .'• -: • - : I I Hi J .. ::OP SInday kIllS Worsltp$srvlca é. . Chsistian Scienc Poller 5:45 am. - 11:11a.m. PIRITCNURCN OF CHRIST SCIINTIST,DULTOISA IlIum huSSyIrd sod 1:31p.m. VISNISIod Siedsylsnlce WiU11y Tultms.y let si,y soups WlI.&kI. PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH .•• Palmoft.Av,. div. Raymond Crsck.r Psslpq 1S5MIVICMII i45i.m. T111115II$S 2535 - • th$n5idW4lorvlt' Wed. Prayor&UikI,Spwy 1$p.m. thdsponde*t Missionary . 7:15 sosoisi - . I •. ' '4'. . . . . I. . liv. P CHURCH OF CHRIST III ParkAvoevo Uvm SINe $tdy - Ills sm. MiMing WsrlAlp 11:51 1V5515S11,ylIi 1:111 RAVINNA PARK BAPTIST CHURCH 313 Country Cluk Rood Rev. Lassie hisSed. :41a.m. 11:11a.m. 1:11p.m. Ladles Silts Class, WidelSdIyhIWo Costs 7:15p.m. It I Is YkMauSIpp -- .•\ . em. • Slsdppvipps . NUlW ___ . •_ CHURCH OF SOD YOU CAN FEATURE SSIW.UaISI,eel Wev. S. k.SuuSSr. sssisy$suS YOUR CHURCH IN THIS SPACE FOR SI.PI Pon WORK. .. CALL $33.31)) I, • F w.5Ia Ivy. NlIsrvlIS - p S:R . 1111 IIAL. I:l ja. 2:1.20 2:1-12 2:13-23 2:34-52 9:1-13 1:1-17 1slI&as. . mw~ -U •.•• •- .. ,- .. . . ad No . Notic. And Directory The,Foiiowing Sponsors Make This Church - I . -11. ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK Sanford, F. Howard H. Hodges arid Staff :3g. - - : ... ,.. \:. Mel Dekleand.Emptoyss '.1 . i.0: i . . •. . r . ...• ... . - . •, . . . and Employes - - -• - L. - . - - • - . .... . STENSTROM REALTY Herb Stenstrom and Staff •.•..;) - .', woflhp ,li WILSON.EICHELBERGER Eunice l. Wilson and Staff - -. . - PUSLIXMARKETS - - and Employes . u: .1-. WILSON.MAIER FURNITURE CO. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wilson • Separated, Divorced Catholics c I ': iii 'is o1 setsuNeclu.øwCsuw.0 N, .Madlsod• -... - K loolowso IN 101010l Tv" W. Ckutck 15 hid Is CWIS$ Ovishi *15lL S * thiN I.' iIU1 'dlhurv .50555. a s S. 4i _1UU•ir UICSPIL iN Cypress Ii. . CSSBSI.5115_is IRIS. PsrI--t- Lvi. . -- . . - . - -T 111 Pvt W& _m.rir ••- - - U. Duv, lIly Ii SiN. Stewardship Campaign. - - QUESTION: My wife Is a cslstaat worrier. She just Iw'usd that she has an ulcer OW her dieter is tresdag her tent, but Ikaw that be Is Dot 4,"eg with her real problem. on the foundation of unbelief. Is there aw freatmeut for word. - what "u - IPA - !Bell I .• ii. 1-ris IlNI SliL. . . . - . -. ISOMaN*JU!. ISV AN 11* CIMaISS lAlLIvSly soy Suits. . : / ___ . ___ . ___ ___ '-'tos,.O1 lIieNSsIeCIvø, 732 isv liv. .' araiiim.ci It iu - - is lrttaiuo.ø -- -- . 15.15 p5. w. W.L15SM4Os,Wti..CN,ie, ft~ on II. Y'$*.*L CaWØ. ft 1. Pis's TL.PJ CaUPVIrS 'I ' =.,1.. riHIO TiP$CWOUJik4i%$ Ckws*. U.S. W.v srs. .• P' .lr2uk,..; • IL$TUINOITSSSIS* SaNela hliPilSi Cl 11 SI. NiNs. 131$. wii Ave.. 5I* lasiss_Selsi Cas,IIl. 1$ SNres*$1.caI CI-. £ruhsIr. . ,I S4A.a III 15 S.• P51* im I vim am a" 40.1111110 - 5W.Naruv..iihI $Uish*y. •1 .Ia1j31.$55151$ . % Forms, &W40111110 Carolyn J, Mobisy will hi in concert at her horn, church First Shiloh Missionary Baptist Church, night with fear gnawing at our hearts, worrying, planning and contriving. We are God's beloved. He knows each in. A _ -- , - I I 1s:r=1 P1 is = Loollo Laymen Lead S.rvlco ic_40 _1ftft - ___ . 'tsS Ir.t .mw 11*I!I* Mod. £r. ri SusIs' 11111 _ c..---. .$ *51. ._ I - = I I T H. I ___ I ,.. - .... -. . . ~ is . . • _ 14741 .. '~_ A . J - - __ -,- -_ _11VAMIN . .. .- ...•. vl.,. . - . . . ,_ - ._. - - ., - . - ..' 5.. . . --.---. . 1 ___ ___ . - .. . CAROLYN MOBLEY - . I . .... ..• _ . . . - . - - w.. - - . - . .- -'.'-.•-- Li ,ISresiVi gUks Oct. 11 at is lit han song with the Mathidist Heir lateroatlanal a Jew Vie 11 a.a. service IM Clark family hying at Vktsris lAte Coaleroace and Bowdala-Sewder Evangelism. $10 Vnhis Drive In Sanford. Cruandes, - - - - 1 • . .M.-. ....-# 0" 7 ;^it r , , 4iiiiiipi~. :- ,f all . ,. .. W '11 __ - 1.1 - ._-.-,$ *iPrr • - Caseelberry, will COIICII1dS MI, was educated In the public annual missionary conference, schools of Cady, and which began Sstwdsy, on C. received the Bachelor of Arts 21 the University 01 widel Speaker at th. mission degree from H. banquet Iii lbS CIU*P diendiss is Bradeeton, Tampa, Itemodal Building Saturday Palm Beach, and 1:10 p.m. w Rev. W. Ikibed Pa'. biddy the church is ScoU 01 World Vision. . wo* Twelce. Hsv. sou will alao Week at. wo, cian is tua faim, thsll Am- ssrvtcsflmdsy.Ths JOY ADAMS TO SING S Sunday "Oft serv11U of the Reverend and Mrs. J.B. festers the CSatZIL YlIdde InIth 01 '1rd has Joy Adams, sang evangelIst, will mInister In both 's Him.. wortad with him as solold. the 11 am. and p.m. worship services Sianday at Rev. Fiskahiur 01 Marlin, r'de4 sad volce keicbsill In Ms Christ United Metksdli$ Chirek, Tucker Drive, will W& WJ M tennis 'd "' am 7:30 p.m. sad Rev. Fred - was slsothsfiduredseliistat semland Estates. A member of lb. Natissal Hwom 01 the hiumb 01 ptjg Couivolgion - AuocIatloà of United MItksdIst EvangeLists, she ____ pdy,wW.f01L$S.m. gs,vios,by'WsAis .is61 IW'iéWT1'I1WW. -. - -7- - -- ---- -- ,arrived WE week from is Temple Terrace where they served the First Baptist Church In a atmø'r capacity for three ____ ____ Cuulbsrry Baptist Church aiwi on..hau years at n Snhola Boslsvard, Terry Is a native of Howell, - - 1 . - . I 'Been aged 10 ConferenCO - f_J IV. Terry L. Clark has begun his Missionary Tess., Tes where abs graduated with a at Prebj4aiii(wcb 01 AMM vi iihkats lily Wrip "lI at lbs 110 ad 11 am Isyass 1::; lbs envow 01 ilk" Y.db 01111r 1111111111001111, ' It ____ Clark Family Is Welcomed He has iwoinlaed to supply our Church. A welcoming reception flee(Is. Freedom from worry is for the Clark family Is found ks Christ. Heis our pews, scheduled for Sunday night our red, our all. following the evening service. Mr. and Mrs. Clark and their two children, Chris, age 3, and University, AMine, ______ JOHN PRIDGEN JR. work as minister of music and dividual need that we have, and youth at Sanford's First Baptist ifrgel __ The Rev. John B. PrldgenJr., Presbyterian Church Anderson, president, Thornwell Home and S.C., for 13 years. The home, Scripture tells us to give School, Clinton, S.C., will be was founded in October, 1875. thanks in everything. Faith guest preacher at both services With his wife, Dorothy, isn't based on the changing on October 21 at First Pridgen will present the situations in our lives, but on Presbyterian Church, Sanford. Thornwell story at the vhlthisspsrtelthsl*kaa ___ kpt horn. 1114n B.Nd' Christian Serial Ministries Ta. IIsd Drpai Goqd Chiran will imit - ' me6.d ,an alI.Oat flee ladey doww*w oft" ndi, hu srt to bsjs Oct. 14, lbs psr, 1. Jay T. seloont . Fb.ucs Oinke wiB dind the wt which vUI load is a air andes lbs*wt 'GlvS• is 4100 tbi01Lws". I19 0 '* Thornwell President He says He either has God our Source. Z donothavetolleawakeat ___ ___ Tb,reoyces01t2sSBIptistthdIStdWWbS I. 1,31 l*WhIUStsriia.i.-*3s5p., r ui- i - - U It 3IJ7JIIUIl3 FIUF doneforusorwilidoforus then trusting Him to keep His ___ IppS11ICIvøul5.*Miry . L n And God's answer for unbelief , Is faith: simply believing God Carolyn Mobley Gives Concert :: presently Educatles. su,saasmkIan.ywIlb Atlanta Baptist Aueclatiom, - tr ... ,, •4i• frO As_I4 Liscois Bndnses cwbp ad 1r s sa - OF*imw08"Las Pow ii.. isowli -•- SlI her early Miss mow" local education In the schools 01 -lemmas County. Aft.r, W ft is andy lbs The $spsnted and auaa 01ofthds*LdecsSSmDaro1 . '- .fl. By Rev. ARTHUR PADGETI Almost every day there are pictures of tragedies In the local - Ssmd.y, OctOber 21, at 3 paL ft . W. P1 MsINl C515.155 W. MSI$ s.s. U 151114. 135*-i '"' ~ , willilhillipa liliblilif' .. is*s.c ging"- t I eau,, U. islery Lvi, "40*NM .. r11 and Employee . - - 1baryMdIliIsSidSndUI414CMhIlkI eb 10 m r151 fluid SI of 06 517 am w I sire Wep, n'Aissd ad Tb, groaps adMiles provide M WIN N-DIXIE STOR Be SEMINOLE: COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY - provemou and vitality to the program. Also fisSured willbe dx wa aMhIfl$1by the $VOlCSQ$anCSlth*.YOsSh*,BrU Enesn*l,. vocal ""ui. ana Iwo aaui uwa. ins cIiurdilsIocatedonULHi$hway17'lnCulbSrI7. : . Jerryl.EdSenkarlk and Employee . cdok* UAW ____ ___ aervj. Ed Walker, ndi'of manic and Gred Day ON Metholft rida* • - rvims _____ I,,COMMON! elluds 1111110fikid. Looks "IM1411 ow ., his $III 15 NINeV Ave. $115111 CIviL $I5 Pers LVI. . • ow .ioSI.SIeS Cawol 15 irr.. Ipriesi I.. *. Oct.21, at 7 p.m., the Cennun1Iy United Eijgland, Sweden, Spsth PLANTE. INC. Oviedo . - •s, .,P1IfISIMS51&S15t: Flew is.., I ,,- , . V. . tIST. , Great Day Of Singing _' Dontown Sanford - • bt, have two children. KNIGHT'SSNOISTORE . 4111 06 . in .a OUR Sthooland 11 am. worship service. H. was formsrlypes(orol lbs Falrvllla Baptist Church In Orlando and he and Ms wfe, Possibi. Conference wesTy? ANSWER: I think the Lord that threlsll rely heavily rm me aeripaureinazuys, "Do nol be is110115 about anything, but the unchangeable nature of God Theaermon topic is"Iet'sTake assembled church school In everything, by prayer and the peace of God to our hearts and His love for us. In the midst a Walk With God". classes between the two worpetition, with thanksgiving, and minds. It tells us, first of of our problems, instead of Before his call to Thornwell, a ship services. On behalf of the proust your requests to God, all, to give our problems toGod letting worry gnaw at us, we Horne for Presbyterian boys local congregation he will be And the peace of God, which and ask for help. Second, to are to thank God because we and girls from "broken" welcomed by the Dr. VirIl L transcends all understanding, thank God for helping us In the know He is making provision families, Pridgen served as Bryant Jr., pastor, and his will gard your hearts and your pest and for the help He will' for us. put of the historic First associate, Rev. Dan Consla. minds in Christ Jesus" give And, finally, to fill our A thankful heart causes the (Ptdllpplans 4:14, New hearts and minds with goo(I mlndto dwell on thlngsthat are kAWMAJOW Version). thoughts. right and good. Immediately we This scripture contains a feel better because we are prescription for worry which, if In essence, worry is a denial turning our eyes away from our we use it, nsver fails to radore of God's concern for us. It 1v trouble and looking toward will assume 16 new dWo WE &mday atft9:46 sim &uWay lt7II.dey*d,.aHttCkur*- PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS Don Knight & Staff 4' Forest City Baptist Church, West Lake Brasilsy Road, : J C PENNEY COMPANY E. C. E sea and Staff -. HARRELLI BEVERLY TRANSMISSION David Beverly and Staff -... 1 Page 1111am PNMYUNIASI CHAPEL -'-I P.m• ul- ;u 's,, ., - -. IIILEBOOKCINtII. lIHwy.17.n _40 . THE MCKIBBIN AGENCY - . Insurance - . . . ., GREGORY LUMBER of Sanford DEKLE$. OULF.SERVICE • etuall&AL %lull1 F..- , 5 FLAGSHIP BANK OF SIMINOL! mid Staff 200W.'PIrstS$. 3000 S. Orlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. ' .- Iooro wn Does God Allow Tragedy? . B"I ble Has Rx For Worry "Rev. H. Benton Ellis, professor and missionary, will be ii*d speaker Sunday, Oct. 14 at both services at Holy (ou 5ptscopal Church, Sanford, in the absence of Rev. Iaroy D. Soper. 41p5*LAPRISSYTIRIANCISURCN usmiseucswscss - 7*1 p.m. Rev. Ellis To Speak 7141 LAKIMARYUNITID PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Lake Mary It". A.P. the"Ies Minister rsNp li:Ns.Sm. Church Of God 1:18-25 I Nerisry w.ww -.IIl____issIv . MYP Sad I*Niu. _______ 11. S:$M. yps,jjp ___ __ ;f • • PISSSm$lø ___ 1:15p.m. ISiIlS•• 1:15p.m. j, The "Soft Winds", a women's___ -give Drive Baptist Church will present a cncërt ó w1st1an music .,,Sundayat7:3Opm.a the First BaptlstQiurch of Oviido.The qncert is free and open to the public. Rm.rCIS1.'.l1 litelIAL ___ 7pp PrSIS 11:51.am. Tueidy 1:15p.m. WitPraywServico vow Fred saw 1 PI RIT P!6UbCh t:ISa.m ___ The 'Soft Winds' IN $Iul!.rd!r R. through Sunday. Missionaries from many different countries vjU participate. Spanish services will be In the church annex. -. Order Of St. Luke .fl..w.a A missionary conference will begin Wednesday at First COVENANT - -- Baptist Church of Deltona and will rim at 7 p.m. nightly PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Hmv. ii.p.Mary SM. p !'MjJSIH . MiMing Worship pronouncements over radio or Minister Jack Lynch more John Paul reaffirmed and television. it Is a question that may take political effort was needed to sought to shore up the ancient end the simmering violence religious teachings that have years to answer. In both Ireland and the between Protestants and Cath- sustained it for almost 2,000 Unit! States the pope wnc olics in neighboring Northern years. . -Missionary Conference & a t rr•suyiernifl meth"ist i I 7:35p.m. 1:aIôn. Oe$sdellievla) & Church Of Chr ' Young P10* posw Rev JIBSJ KuckarS 5:41 I:15&ll:ISa.m. WsnkIe$irvieiS We mains.I. a CRI$15SIS 5IIl • . 1 VI5lIIF ST.LUKIILUTNURANCNURCN 11:15 11:11 Mialils, 'iLsv 1:15.m. Rev. IuudeyIsuS Noisily I.4 1:11p.m. 1:11p.m. Resald RsltSsrdt - . .. But while staking out a more activist and progressive role for John Paul told Irish Prime the church in world affairs, inc creawr is a hod 0! law and order, of justice as well as -14 a I mercy, but many want only His • Rev. Stanley Baird of Dublin, physicians and psychologists. Love, not law; His mercy, not . papers. Recently there was the -The order is nonnionasttc Ireland, will be key note Justice. He plans our health, but picture of a bus totally speaker at the annuzi con. and non-lenominational. sickness often results from 4.destroyed. The bus had Registration for the con feraice of the International breaking His health laws. 'God smashed Into another car, Order of St. Luke the Physician ference will be from 2.7 p.m. is the author of peace and lover killing the driver and several .. to meet in Orlando, Oct. 15.18, Monday, the 15th, In the Great of concern," but war means persons. Following an at the Cathedral of St. Luke, 130 Hall of St. Luke's Cathedral and man's violation of moral law. automolAle crash, an agonized Id t4ssmsIl AUD en,4 th tha nnpnlns, cprvIs'p will win •• • God compels no one to be mother viewed her child's Harley Hotel, 151 E. at 7:30 p.m. Healing services m oral and saintly and religious. mangled remains and moaned, out warmth and cooks food, but will be held Tuesday at 7:30 Washington St. "Why did God allow it? Why violate its laws, and it burns us. He wants us to avoid disaster He has served parishes In the p.m. and Wednesday at 9 a.m. didn't He prevent It?" Gravity gives us our grip on and seeks our cooperation. He Republic of Ireland and in 1972 and 7:30 p.m. There will be So many ask, "Why does God terra firma, but jump from a sets before us life and death, w appointed warden of the opportunity for counselling by allow sickness? Why dies God high building, defy the law of blessing and cursing and says church's ministry of healing in appointment. allow poverty? Why does God gravity, and you are dashed to to US, "Choose life." Dublin. There will be workshops on Let's stop asking God allow riots? Why doesGodaliow pieces. Sunshine, showers, air, Members of the Order of St. various aspects of the healing questions reveal cold, heat, light, darkness, and "WHY?" and say to ourselves, Luke believe healing to be an ministry from 2:30 to 3:30 p.m. REV. STANLEY BAIRD war?" These . our puny, man-sized Idea of gravity are Intended to benefit "Why art thou cast down, 0 my essential part of the teaching Oct. 16 and 17. Speakers include God. God Is not a weak, us, but when we break or soul? Shall not the judge of all Dr. Kahn and preaching 01 Jesus Crhlat Rev. Stanley Baird, Mrs. Dwight Henry Gets, Lee Bathurst and incompetent workman defeated transgress their laws, we do it the earth do right?" Why not as ad forth in the gospels and in Uyeyama, Mr. and catch a more glorious glimpse Leone Crawford. in His plans. God's blessings to our own destruction, the ta of the Apostles They Winters, Rev. Philip E. Weeks, We cannot break either 01 God? Why can't we see the The Conference ends on . are contingent on our lveWIObe'bIS bock this tti.chhig Dr. Rufus Wotnble, Dr. Alfred celebration coopilatlon. He has not created natural or moral laws without logic, common sense, and wift th1 Christian Church Price, Rev. Samuel Purdy, Luke's Day with the the penalty. We reap reasonableness of being through teaching and In Rev. Don Bastian, Grace of the Holy Communion at 7 us as robots but thinking payingwe sow. No one gets away lawa biding citizens of the people, able to choose His way what cooperation with clergy, Brydon, Rev. John Parke, Rev. a.m. or our way. with homicide, perjury, Jar- Kingdom of God as well as of Water is our friend, but cony, or any sin for even if earth. Let us not ask, "Why disobey Its "Thou shalt note", uncaught, hell on earth is his doesn't God?", but ask instead, "Why don't I?" and it will drown us. Fire gives present punishment. 'Pastors and wives from the Central and North Florida districts of the Ch urch of the Nazarene met for a conference Monday rough of -this m..k I.fr. V1a fl,s&I.1 at - -.,-- Wedneadav .. -• ----• t--h- - -----. -• Assembly near Eustis. Guest speaker was Or. William .'McCumber editor of the "Herald of Holiness", official semimonthly magazine of the denomination. :1 - ISM St.Bad Mppsusiaay.. communist state. faith. phia, and Washington. With the trips already under Another 350,000 or so, many study for the coming year, he is who drove thousands of miles to cities, expected to surpass the travel see him, gathered in the cornUke the Itinerant medieval record which earned the late fields outside Des Moines, missionaries he praised In Paul VI, who reigned 15 years, Iowa, to watch John Paul H olds .r . NUBtlu 9:150.m. 11:31a.m. PNUD 1742 ____ iS.vffi.rnl Pao Elder Ira Jackson formally installed David Mangold as the 'Nazarene Conference Held ClMuStS,sMIttl*,SvSda, 1:31pm. P1157 Rip. Elmer A. lboosr - Sd I IUtNIi THIRUSDIMIR '• j .- ... :-; -; s,,. ,I ProO°° 1. I . Mft -: II - P I: PINTICOSTA ruled I pastor last Sunday at the First Christian Church of Sanriford. Mangold Is a student at the Central Florida Bible College bY Orlando and the college president, John P. Hasty, gave the Invocation, scripture and sermon at the hsallat1on service. Students from the Central Florida Bible College Evangelism Class will conduct a church survey Saturday In the area surrounding First Christian Church. Pentecostal FIRST ' , 7:11 p.fh CHURCH t:ISp.* pastor Miuk5irvie( Wed.) Nursery Provided fer all Services h$AROA$.LNOI.INSU crcrsl ,g, xesst,, tuerts,ing Service Srastiiig vwgvva Scncilas orioried by Ihe American Dde Society in the next 24 months to visit the South and Wed, regions left out of his seven-day tour of six U.S. fft.q I encompassing control of a vigorous, 59-year-old pontiff Poland, Ireland and the United million in each place saw him In those who saw him or followed may return to the United States States to spread his message of Boston, New York, Philadel- his movements and heard his beverage will be furnished 5:41 :::: '' asked to bring a salad, vegetable or meat d1sh.7% dessert and, .% iwi _______ . ___ LAX I MAR Y BAPTIST MISSION Ill Lakeview. Lake Mary Puts, Rev. Jim Nvhins 5:41a.m. Sunday School It :55 sm. Worship Service 1: 31 p.m. Evening Wirship 1:31p.m. Wed. Prayer S.rv. Nvrsiry Provided Mirslss Wen$p Ciurck7rslaIs 9"0100 Worship Pill) C.URCN OP ift J. "lam M.$lalaIWt.*Ipps.hle.sssary worship •; 30 comensoATIOM Long after our grandparents are gone, the years wW still glow with the faith they I'Jndted In a dozen other hearts. Dan Casselberry, minister of Christ United Methodist urch, Neptune Beach, will be the guest preacher Sunday at IP ° and ii am. services at Community United Methodist •Osurch of Casselberry. The church will observe Its 33rd anniversary and Rally Day and dinner on the grounds will be served at 12:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall. Those attending are a WIN . Church Has 33rd Anniversary ! 111111-C"OSILMA". I; Lam"" Rsv.lLWasr,Pasgs, ' rVange0cal Congr.gatlonal Roy. R FIRST D CUILISOP ' JhZt 11515. $aalsedavs. Rev SIvWMarWi Rods, NetyCsamundsa "W coamogo" . Thus they lighted the hearth-fires of faith In the lives of their children and grandchildren. JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH I011 Will First Street 5.1. StaMen P*etSr Swnday School 11:51 ..m. Morning Service 11:11 8 . 0. EveningS.,vlc, 1:31p.m. 1111. The 11 a.m. worship service will be led by the laity of the • ,Rev. - LAKIMARYCHUNCH 01 Park A". "You have been good to the years," someone replied. 311141111 Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford, will observe ,L1ty Sunday this week with Bob Crumley as speaker at the tnIted Methodist Men's Breakfast at t a.m. In the fellowship ,r , sow" sagow VATICAN CITY( UPI) - Ireland, John Paul has taken on the title "Pilgrim Pope." celebrate a mass dedicated to more than just a cheerleader Ireland. At the United Nations, he told Pope John Paul II, freshly the task of spreading the faith John Paul's visits to Roman the simpler values of the rural for religious values. He dclivreturned from his tour of to those who never had it, Catholic Mexico, Poland and life. ered some stern words about representatives of 152 governIreland and the United States, confirming it for those who Ireland saw electrifying mo His appeal cut across the the requirements of the Roman ments their politicians will plans still more voyages to have, and revitalizing inents of faith. spectrum of Christianity. Pro Catholic faith and outlined have failed if they do not reassert the church's active traditional Roman Catholicism But it was his tour of the testants hoisted signs reading, uniquivocal church positions on arrange for a more equitable role In all aspects of modern In an increasingly secular secular and largely Protestant "Lutherans love John Paul II," a host of issues that have been distribution of wealth and put life. world. • United States that displayed the or "Methodists for the Pope." troubling politicians for years. an end to wars through nuclear he disarmamant. No firm dates have been Along the way, he also has pontiff's true magnetism, his President Carter, a born-again Last January in Mexico announced, but the Vatican assumed the responsibility of ability to trigger the kind of Baptist, hailed him as a tackled the religious and outHis at U.N. the speech also lashed already has approved a papal spelling out church positions on mass enthusiasm politicians "champion of dignity and political phenomenon of Marx- materialism evils in of pervasive modern society trip to the Philippines early the social and political issues Can only dream about. decency." ist priests who are active 10 next year and Is known to be troubling believers and nonAn estimated 2.5 million But the question John Paul Latin American revolutionary and called on the industrial studying invitations fronk believers throughout the world. people lined the streets and left behind in both Ireland and struggles. Ili Poland in June he nations to be more circumspect Brazil, Spain and the Holy In less than a year, John Paul flocked to the masses he the United States was what, if held up the churLii as a Loun- in consuming raw materials Land, among others. and sources of energy that are has traveled more than 20,000 celebrated in Chicago. Crowds any, effect his triumphal tours terweight to the allThere Is even talk the miles outside Italy to Mexico, of between I tilithon and 2 will have on the daily lives of the patrimony of all mankind. . church with Carl Rudolph of Dengna presenting the sermon. I ~11 I"@ MONIon CHURCH OP THIS NAZARINI vr4m School Ofpp ,sp.m. It was their Golden Anniversary. And, as Granddad placed his arm around Grandmother he said, "The years have been good OP PEACE Orftftcoftkcwo MW in TN Pow 640of Nily =I 11bDw11 a NAPS" Tralmss$JUaNss --sawI Walk Be ft Pw% IINAWN IVrA ''Ifrow prkO -. F~Num Marm ,, ~ ftow *A& Pa"W low. Peed MW now. Odowd L. WOW '' $.id pulSsupuh y" Traveling Pope Eyes More Trips Sunday Observed At Grace United Methodist CHRIS"" CHURCH 135p.m. BAPTIST CHURCH Sit Park Avon", Sa.11,d Dr.JayT.Csjiat Pails, Past.r b ,@ rief ly Laity MUB"Inft" 1:31p.m. FIRST - After Successful U.S. Tour toillem. .1", ""' *.*. cii p.m. Rv, James W. Hammock Sunday Schul Morning Worship Church Training . Evening Worship Wednesday Evening Prayer Service . V. A =; . lS:lSa.m. 0UIUSY5IJIIN - Siow"Idwil"I Congr.gatlonal ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH lllftkAft,teOwd ..COUNTRYSIDE . .. . 1:11p.m. flov . TER] Catholk MIrnffigW.,slup ClwrcP, Training venlnIWwiAlp Wed. Prayer Service . . .... GENEVA * V . SundsyOct. 14,1f75-41 __________________ ..--.. 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SvndayOct. 14 11"t Adventist i.l,r..y • -,. uI.5..3ro r,..I 4"W - - . - - - - -- veas.'- .-.o.-- ,,. - - - 1' - - �sit BLON DIE UL! 15-Evening Herald, \L11L4J4 I( THE BOSS Th PROMISED TO A LITTLE PUT ),j -'j 5OMETHNG ) EXTRA IN AV ENVEI..OPE") THS WEEK Sunday, Oct. i4, im Sanford, Ft. -- YES - A PAPER SI4OESf4INE RAG) REMEMBER THE Burl WOULDN'T LAST LITTLE SOMET4IP.JG HE Jj GET 100 EXCITED I P'r-..t ABOUT IT 7-' , I I ]fl • .j 'r' 4 9 BIDEAWIE r MOTEL ',...___.,1 , . ..J 42 Hang loosely Bevel 45 Replace N A 1V1 47 Moh a m medan 1C1 k enthusiast / encircled lands by Mort Walker HELLO! THIS IS YES, SIR. BUT GEN.HALFTRACK! MRST W1L L YOU TELL CANCELTHAT SO- FRIEND? MY FRIENPt HERE CANCEL ALL i(.P. TILL FURTHER I I! 11ELL011 0 YOUR \ , II ".,' 10 01K 1 2 T ONIGHT CLAM A For Sunday, October 14, 1919 7 "Leon Redbone / Steve Fromhoiz •,f. I_X_£_N_T 40 Dry goods 8 Relax 9 More quickly dealer (Brit.) 10 Rail spur 41 Engagement 44 L coal office 46 Headwoor 47 Regarding (2 wds., Lot, 19 Worthy 21 Viaduct Tics 23 abbr.) 24 Hebrew letter 25 Hem 50 Part of the 28 Saucepan moutli you 7 4 5 5 8 9 (9 NEWS 0 VI. PEOPLE Stephen M. Steck, president of WMFE, discusses the recent move to the Public Broadcast Center and plans for continued growth 6f the organization with host David Moses, 0MOVIE "The Howl Is A Lonely Hunter"(C)(IM) Alan Arkin. Sondra Locke. Based on the novel by Ca son McCulWs. A sensitive deaf r mute is befriended by a young girl who understands his private torment. (2 Hrs.) 6:30 a FLY. ING CIRCUS 11:30 (2) 0 SATURDAY NIGHT LIVEe nG d.1t: FLORIDA'S WATCHING ''DONAHUE (!) NEWS ) 0 CBS NEWS 0 MOVIE "The Pride Of The ED SNEAK PREVIEW Roger Yankees" (B/W) (1942) Gary Cooper, Toren Wright. Saw (12) DANCE FEVER Ebert and Gene Sskel review ball star Lou Gehrig OvirCor$ !'Apocalypse Now." "Starting senftg for your copy of AstM a coin rather than use harsh Graph Letter. Mail $1 each words to settle the matter. GEMINI M 21-June 20) If to Astro-Graph, Box carefully tyStation, 1.1fl9. i3e sure you don't you're going to make a lot of to specify birth date. SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) needless work today. Organize Keep things In perspective your thoughts and your time today or you could cause a before beginning any project. CANCER (June 21-July 22) ruckus over sonettling quite trivial. Mountains are moun. Figure out your budget and 10 11 OMONTY PYTHON'S 8:00 following your birthday by day's activities should be. Toss agency (abbr.) 39 Tell owe of 38 Hawaiian I &vs 52 Nuclear 11.00 EVENING PIKES (Feb. 20-March ) or Keep your mind on Your work groups Large if you are organizations will afford you today, especially the opportunities this coming using unfamiliar tools. Failure year to widen your circle of to concentrate could cause a mishap. acquaintances and expand II 19 A ARIES (March types of activities YOU Could little understanding on your become Involved in. part with a friend or one with LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) he whom you have emotional Whm it comes to grabbing t check, you're usually the first bonds may be called for today. one to reach. Today, however, Don't make unnecessary may have little difficulty demands. finding your wallet when it is TAURUS (April 20May ) needed. Find out more what You and your mate might have lies ahead for you in the year trouble agreeing on what the 11 $_L_o_T T_i_N A_$_P_1 1! 11 Vote into do. you drat Y,I Y OUR 10 point 3 'S BERNICE BEDEOSOL . 1. 7 Compass 41 Announce the odds to become a IeWd In or and 10. the game (2 Hrs. 25 Nina.) about coping with rejection and Isolation. (R) Ids. (A) CD MOVIE "Young Guns Of Texas" (C) Mitchum, Jody McCrea. A i. dier looking for gold and a man looking for his daughter band together against Indian attack. ( 1 1/2 Hire.) (1) MEDIA ROUNDTABLE a SPECTRUM 8FIRST BAPM CHURCH 6 FREEBTYLE "Helping Hand" Walter tutors Dolores In math. while Ramon teaches her to road math in English. (R) 11:00 (4)AGRONSKY AND COMPA NY 0 so siwuiu 13 i93Q "5 I A14,57 z ' -i 19 _ 20 22 24 I 27 l2 I 25 I 26 I --. 6 00W 10 I • , I ARM= SAGITTARIUS(Nov.23.Dec. purchases today. - v I 41 - - - 37 38 - - 44 42 I I 45 I 48 by ARCH I E VThAT' CERTAINLY I 00, ASkING ,c: 4E T ____ AGAIN,. vERoNIcA2 54 ________ - Weekly highlights of key NCAA football contersts are present- 58 - 59 - - - - - - coverage of Buffalo Bills at Miami Dolphins; Cincinnati Bengals at Pittsburgh Steelers. GD WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW (A) _______ NORTH # J64 by Howie Schn&dsr 1:30 0 WRESTLING 0 MEAL~ ' 0Q 7 5 IV 73 VJ$2 0 K653 J4 4 197643 • spades would so South cashed ace king Of spdeL With no suc. calls there. bow was be to Pit rid Cd III* • J 62 SOUTH 0 AK94 spades? As the wnig goes, "With a little bit of luck, with a IIttW bit of luck, he made the slarn.910 He cashed the king of hearts, went to dUMM ' y with the ace and was then able to discard both spades on good diamonds becam Ent Wbo held the last trump Ito 0 108 A Vulnerable: Both Dealer: South Wait North Ead South 19 Pan 24 Pan 39 byAlVsrmear Pan \ an P WAY ~, 'R. CfaIMBLY EVALUAM OUR PAY- RAJSE gEQs.' \. . II' ' N411111110111AIIIIII THEX645 MY LAN17- MY UP Yoult PACK LORP.. Mfl LUCKIL F., He vwm,r Recm L 610H A P96"INO LT/f&D.'tTrT' NIZMe SW Pass 6 9 p, follow, p &* ft bit of lwk to come out &a PIOL Por. kldh*%W 9usowm It be I I I 1 1 1 1 1 1 RI I Both North's li"i,beart bid am so" a coatimum to ds ' WM 810itly poky. &A the shm w" a Pretty pod ON, bY A&Wsd. "coo that'Wealf mum im (1) PINE HILLS CHURCH OF compositions. (4) SUNDAY MORNING 0 BLACK AWARENESS 8TO BE ANNOUNCED decides that the best way to pay for his new cruiser is to fine ,. BJ for transporting illegal GKIOSARKPBOIPLIITOO (M ORAL ROBERTS a mom noun(F4 910 (1) POPE JOHN PAUL N IN THE UNITED STATIIS Thei ~is and sIgniftence behind the t visit of the Papal leader to the United States and his siddrein to the United highlighted. ' .. Rio" (B/W)(1941) Sidney Tolsr, Victor Jory. Charge Is c&1W to South Anwica to SON* a the police. 6 ELECTRO COMPANY (it) ftw 8KIDSWORLD 0 STUDIO $19 Highland 0HART TO HART Jonathan. .,,Jennifer and their antique car .' .. become the target of another couple who will stop at nothing to got the auto. 0 AUSTIN CITY LIMITS SPIDIR.MAN Milk orShake Pirn EXPRESS Sl#MJOe MlniSteakSub Cole Slow TriTators Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake TonedUad Fresh Fruit MilkorShake TUESDAY, OCT. 16 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Fish Froth Fries Broc"111 darow Elaln BurgIn prWim and competes In Dunedin. Flor. No KIDDLESCHOOLS Mwith TUG BM" GreoPew rmb*rria Tonedgalad Peaches SENIOR HIGH Cbmusike BabenewBu T41111111148" P"eh" sible approach to communicate ROBESON James 0 SUNRISE (2) COUNTRY ROADS . 825 3:30 (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) 630 0THE ED ALLEN SHOW (1) KUTANA OTHE LITTLE RASCALS 0 MERV GRIFFIN 6:45 A.M. A N WEATHER (12) MY THREE SONS ' 6:55 (1) 8 NFL FOOTBALL Detroit telecommunications network. G ONE DAY AT A TIME Julie returns from a ski vacalion and announces her plans 5:30 Grain Rolls Milk or Shake SENIOR HIGH 0WILD KINGDOM "Wild Dogs Of The Serengeti" Marlin visits Tanzania In East Africa for a close-up of some unusual dogs. Hamburger on Bun EVENING Cheeseburger 8:00 (2) 0 0 NEWS 0WONDER8OF "The Sea Turtle" 0:30 (2)NBC NEWS D ABC NEWS 4:00 CU EMERGENCY ONEI (1) THE BRADY BUNCH 8:41 of events which contributed to the production of the modern 8:30 3:00 OGENERALHOSPITAI. 0ELECTRIC COMPANY (?4 611 apartment as bait for rich husbands. (2 H(s.) Pudding Rallis Milkorghake SENIOR HIGH (2) 1121 THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (1) (IM ANOTHER WORLD (4)O GUIDING UOHT TODAY'® GD OIDAY MORNING 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA Grm Pas S) SESAME STREET (R) 430 ®MIKE DOUGLAS 0 BEWITCHED (12) MAKE ME LAUGH , 500 (2) 12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS 0HAPPY DAYS AGAIN ID MISTER ROGERS (R) 5:30 Q) NEWS 0 SESAME STREET (R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 0M A 8 H 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA NEWS Lembeck) she's only known for 1121 GOOD TIMES 7,30 0 THE ASSOCIATES Mr. Marshall's new fiancee Cloris Leachman). the ninth wealthiest woman in the world, falls madly In love with Ellioll. 9:00 (2) (12) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. The efforts of Bobby Fallon (Tom Berenger), a promising young boxer. to devetop his skills with the help of a seasoned manager (John Cassa. votes) are complicated by his overdependent mother (Suzanne Pleshatts) and hls girlfriend (Kristin Griffith). (Part I of 2) (Network advises viewer discretion) 0 NFL FOOTBALL Los Ango. les Rams at Dallas Cowboys (1)(1111 PRIME TIME SUNDAY W BLEACHER BUMS All the action Is In the "back fifty" bleachers just oft right field In this nine4nning baseball comedy about the Chicago Cuba and the undying loyalty of thair fans. A tons a am cam"" 8:00 (1) 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 8:25 LAZA Hwy. 17.12 1 TODAY IN 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA 1110 (Z)(M TODAY 0 0000 MORNING AMERICA 0CROCKETT'S VICTORY UNIDENTIFIED FLYING 000"LL A C8111itiAll GARDEN FbbSudwkk TKU TsuedTalald FUNNY BUSINESS by Roger Bollen 10 GremPefis 0 JUNGLEKIOK 9:00 CD (D DONAHUE G MIKE DOUGLAS 0MOVIE PLAZA U thLitJIIJ U FRIENDS EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMMING IIELAN 9:55 Hwy 17525. Zfl.I*tS EARLY SIR 7:911ifills 10:00 CARD BMW (1) BEAT THE CLOCK 10:30 1145 HOLLYWOOD HmbwprnBm Chessebarger 10 AU SHM 0 NEWS 0 10:00 -- MFJRmd CA (1) 8 FLESH AND BLOOD THE SEA THE WORLD 2:00 5.53 0 PTL CLUB 6:00 (2) EARLY DAY 0 HEALTH FIELD ALTERNATE VIEW OF CHANGE "Distant Voices" James Burke traces the chain Thread" Seen In clowup and slow motion. spiders reveal a delicate Crisco and beauty -and an amazing array of life$41". (R) Tassed Salad GreesPen 5:30 Bacall, Marilyn Monroe. Three actresses use an expensive 5:00 0 IN SEARCH OF.,. 0 NOVA "Life On A Silken MIDDLESCHOOLS t &M.Pai Hmbwgw on Bu Toasedftlad 1:30 (P 0 AS TURNS them 0 CONNECTIONS: AN George Segal. our would-be thieves attempt to steal the same diamond lour times. (2 Hrs.) Milk 5:00 0THE FBI Keller. Archie. flat on his back with a strange Illness, keeps a concarried Edith on her toes. 0 MORK $ WINDY A city councilman ignites a comic war between Mark and Mindy when he hires both for a lob, then realizes he only needs one of r 0R0 Redford, L.u*gna RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) HI. NEIGHBOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Tossed Salad Green Pen Pudding Rolls MORNING with her student .. The deaf, blind and strongwilled Helen (1) THE BAXTERS Llons vs. Green Bay Packers at Milwaukee 0 WORLD SERIES Live coyorage of the fifth game. if necessary from the cityof the National League cha THURSDAY,OCT. 18 OUR LIVES (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE (I)CRACKERBARREL 0ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE jMOVIE "How To Marry A Millionaire' (C) (1953) Lauren or masm SCIUARIES QD LOVE OF LIFE 6WHEWI 10:55 "'INCOMING Fains"Will Padding mwshlb r3DNUUY.Wra7 =11111MARY SCROOIA Grease DO WeCAWY VIC-IWOLA RAIRrM 8XPRI1= SUNDAY WEDINISDAY ARE CHICKEN DAYS Halebw9eraBn Phu r 1TSack 1 OIRRSVI IPICIWISI IINI.SNN.-. .4i)J uled,begs$i:t. * Gilbert. Dedicated teacher Annie Sullivan tries every pos- Miracle Worker" (Premiere) Patty Duke Astin, Melissa (4)0 NFL TODAY 4:00 GresiPeas Ff"& Fries 2:30 8:00 0 WILD KINGDOM 345 'i..OiCø W 1:00 0 SUNRISE SEMESTER (1) 112 NBC THEATER "The 3:30 COIlS ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) PASSWORD pt.ue (2) a2 DAYS OF 7:30 Opera House in Sir Frederick Ashton's one-act ballet with music by Felix Mendelssohn. PAUL dZ NEWS 12:30 M NEWS (1) Q SEARCH FOR TOMOR' 11:45 0 A NEW KIND OF FAMILY Earl Jones ortrays the bi gifted black singer, athlete 1' and humanitarian who became a figure of controversy during the McCarthy era. ThTators Milk Shake EXPRESS Ftak Fndl VIRGO(Aug.D&O. 22)Mile chwltable way you treat your fellow man today will be AQUAUJ$ (Jan. lilFeb. 10) returned tenfold. KIsadiiensi of New IneigNi Could be gained otherswfl dam fromthe.eeda t4*ftwilligh ca"nallliins or you've sown. Liturgies" by Olivier Messiaen. (R) 0 GO TELL Ii MInI Steak Sub Cauliflower Banana-Strawberry Cup Western Sk& P41 we bam to hdp you . Orchestra and 'Tros 3:00 Cup Milk or Shake SENIORHIGH 1`1111141 a Tots TM Salad Ice Cream Greens CoraBread (1) ARCHIE CAMPBELL T0 SUNDAY MORNING '!'nemesis (Richard Lynch) who was hired to steal a top-secret Jaser weapon for use against Sloane. (4)0 PARIS A series of rapes ending in savage murders h wspapers and an angry female politician to -demand Immediate action by rQ' OUTFIT! MOVIEMACHINE 6ORAL ROBERTS 10:00 (2) (M A MAN CALLED SLOANE Sloane battles an old 'II,..' Titer Tots M SUNDAY MASS (1) MARLO AND THE MAW lead police to a drug dealer In exchange for his freedom. , 0 LOVE BOAT The crew of the Love Boat is a bit upset "When they lawn Isw has I included them in his racy now ' ,novel. Sloppyjoe Cold Sub (2) VOICE OF VICTORY QD THREE ROBONIC STOOGES ' Cauliflower Cole Slaw Banaiawben'y (1) 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED Bach's Sinfonla for Double 0 DISCUSSION 'so Cheese Dog e SENIOR HIGH ChiliRice ColdSub 0SHOW MY PEOPLE G SESAME STREET 11) (1) 0 BIG SHAMUS, LITTLE -`'.SHAMUS The cousin of the . , I.::holel's assistant manager, .arrested for robbery, agree3 to ChllI.IIIce Sboppylee 1'or Tots Tassedg" 1111-0 aliens. CAMMN (Dec. n4an. hoM frame of mir4 You can 19) Coopratim of yow pme Is mab man gOW MW W"" eNWAId to your ca will have me enjoyable w Capin of JACOBY WWRN.) THE NAZARENE LEO (July 23-Aug. n) Pleaud news will got your ddy "Ied an tie it& foot. in a Aaw IrAend 0" cabm &W 7:30 The "Lord Byron Of Rock" sings and plays his own 830 (1) 0 BAD NEWS BEARS 0 DETECTIVE SCHOOL . 9'OO (2) U BJ AND THE BEAR 1..'Sh If C There is someone you have friends today, so try to artrange always been able to rely upon sonne Wne to get togWw even who is again working Way to if it's just by telephone. further your Cam without your CANCER Jww 21-July 22) even baying to nk this p e,-ilit There are some hoWul sips SAGfffARMS(Nov. 23-Dec. that could help you feel on 21) Group involvetneit is where firmer ground where material ft action is for you Wq. affairs are concerned. Some to pressure could be IMW today. You' respnd favorably ll Welither gddq wa AM on r mo wwatm ft kV *MOM WIN be Md In " MOVIE MACHINE 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH (12) JERRY FALWELI. 0SOUNDSTAGE 'An Eve- Milk MIDDLESCHOOLS or SUNDAY SCHOOL FORM ' "ning With Jackson Browne" SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) thoughts and feelings with - 700 28 COMPANY '• day. You,, IM glIllning along e of the Economic Policy Committee, Citibank. (A) Seili Ozawa conducts the Bos. ton Symphony Orchestra in Mini Steak Sub Corn lee Crem Grftn , , today to ad an example for with others quite effortless. them to follow. You'll do so Their thoughts and attitudes naturally bmuse your acuons win be governed by their needs mesh well with yours. and not your own. Find out TAURUS (April 20-May 20) MOre 01 what lies ahead 10r YOU The work week gets off to a in the year following your birth- great dart bemuse of all that day by sending for your copy of you are able to accomplish Astro-Graph Letter. for today. A ¶O 1snse of h jox14 on ll be elt. Radio City Station N.Y. 119, GEMINI (May 21-June 20) Be sure to specify bft date. You'll want to share your r aab what a Welian cue bW IL By Osw&M Jacoby it is a bid of an and Abe Sontag opponent I suit to AA partner Unlike meat bridge books to bid notrump if be can s4 that tend to shov buids where that SWL the aled declam Mak III contract Bpi4ut an mu of low" 11IN bad breaka;"Bridlge Anal (Do you h" a shows hands with which Ow &VWU7. Wrft "Aat 11ft Ido W PAP WE pan 30 40 4W Opening lead, ,j 0 by Staftl Pau TION 0AFTER HOURS ' ARIES (March 21-AprU 19) Thisshould be a ralbeir pWasant LIBRA (Sept. M-Oct. 23) Others will be Walking to you 6'30 (4) CHURCH SERVICE 0 THE LAW AND YOU OVIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. driver instigating auto accidents. C~D 0 WORKING STIFFS Uncle Harry fires the building nnanager and promotes Ernie and Mike an a two-week trial basis. 0 THE ROPERS Stanley and " Jeffrey. driven to the same bar by marital tiffs, begin a friend. ship that ends shortly after In fail Alssociates or those you may description. now consider to be PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) prove ac.1,... should have little trouble You bringing very important Usb that you about something quite today completing All things set about doing. beneficial for you this coming necessary to accomplish your year. Maintain a friendly at. proiect will be available. here with all you meet. dummy. and led a second diamond Eve one followed and well look at all , e 1. S61f, them wen a of possi. bilitties. AMbaybe quo of 0 1032 and-run case puts Jon and I I Fruit 0 THIS IS THE LIFE O AGRICULTURE U.5.A. Ponch on the trail of a stunt a CD EVENING AT SYMPHONY "The Dream" Merle Park, Anthony Dowell, Wayne Sleep and Gerry Grant are featured Milk MIDDLESCHOOLS 12:00 (2) MINDREADERS thoughts. Guest: Leif H. Olsen, chairman 2:00 ID GREAT PERFORMANCES hool Menu AFTERNOON mer rodeo champ Is joined by an adventurous young man In trying to capture a magnificent horse which roams the Mon. tana wilderness. (R) 9)FLORIDAI 0MOVIE To Be Announced. (ED AFTER HOURS and everyone in the family 'Whither The Recovery" sd 11:30 CD 0 WHEEL OF FORTUNE 0FAMILY FEUD (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Mus tang Country" (1976) Joel McCrea. Patrick Wayne. A for- starts revealing their true W WALL STREET WEEK . MONDAY,OCT. 15 ELE14ENTARY KHOOLS CMIIRIce Greto. ABTJy fellow officer following a hit bra instormin g led e:bl I Seek out •.1ose W. 0 m.g1 , FAST WEST MMAAM..XU1P nEE IF Ws s-n Y"WANNIA 5M annoyinII lead of the Jack of diamonds. The queen wills played from 10-13 A9 • AQ972 • Q 108 -' YOUR BIRTHDAY October 16, 19" I UNEX. TAE MORNING . (2) (12) CHIPS The death of a " erupts when Random's magic coin falls Into the wrong hands from Covent Garden's Royal 8:00 ... VIRGO (Aug, 23Sept. 22) Rather than holding it in if you are annoyed by something today, bring your feelings out in the open so the situation can be resolved, on ay,Oc croulr tober rO WIN AT BRIDGE _______• BUGS SUNNY I WAS LWKY T"615T NCI N WAVE AQUARIUS a t -~s THINK I LIKE (Jan. 20-Feb. 19) You can be led today but you cannot be pushed, so try to avoid the company of those who would involve you In something - (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) 0 Sd_LLA'S 'POP / I 'J'T - , Many beloved Disney characters. Including Donald Duck and Goofy, are featured In an animated salute to one of America's favorite sports. T 0 60 MINUTES 0 OUT OF THE BLUE Chaos 0MORAL ISSUES 1121 NFL FOOTBALL Regional (2) CHARLIE PELL (4)0 NFL TODAY 0 FEELINGS "Handicap" PECTED 0MOVIE "The Culpepper Cattle Co," (C) (49721 7:30 M THE GONG SHOW (4) FAMILY FEUD ' (1) 0 NFL TODAY 7:00 (2)(12)D8NEY'8 WONDERFUL WORLD "Baseball Browns 12:00 (1) BOBBY BOWDEN (1) CHARLIE PELL G JOHN MCKAY 6 ISSUES AND ANSWERS (M VINCE DOOLEY 0ANOTHER VOICE 12'30 HIGH ROLLERS (1) 0 THE PRICE 18 RIGHT 8LAVERNE A SHIRLEY (R) (1) 12 1 1:30 : ________________________________________________________ Randy Barlow, Joe Frazier. 0LAWRENCE WELK Permanent supporters will you may have a tough time giver. 58 .9 i . 53 55 .. . ' A s i rvr' r ro INSTEAD CFT)E USUAL) k-..7E4'MRS. 11E OF DOLLAR ' OD IVWflIdUd 49 50 51 152 (2) TALES OF 'IT THE MUPPETS Guest: Beverly SIlls. 0(M HEE HAW GUests: Kit (Part 2 HO ton Redskins at 11:00 11:00 (2) (4)0(12) NEWS 11:15 M CBS NEWS and convinces Nell's grandfather to fire his loyal employee NFL FOOTBALL Buffalo AFTERNOON 6 COLLEGE FOOTBALL '79 Gene Autry. Statler Brothers, not be won today if you try to making that checkbook force your Ideas on unreceptive balance. LEO (July 23Aug. 22) listeners. Use the soft sell. CAPRICORN (Dec. fl-Jan. Domestically you will be able to 29) Mske-do with what you have handle the larger lum in today rather than Impose on stride today. It will be the little others. Ill-feelinp could result things that could Ignite your if you are a taker Instead of a temper. - 39 40 F00 THREES A CROWD spend before making any molehills, 31 32 21) , . tains and molehills are know exactly what you have to 0 0 0 J 29 III -- 30 RI I . A LIST CF SPAPPY I I -, - I 18 . MFS.CIRWA - 17 I I by Art Sansom 14 Is 15 THE BORN LOSER p - 700 0 FLORIDA REPORT Bills at Miami Dolphins (1) NFL FOOTBALL New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay Buccaneers 0 NFL FOOTBALL Washing. PRESENTEI 0FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Two hwAlcappod children talk candidly with Dr. Las Salk "The Old Curiosity Shop" Ouilp takes over the antique shop (12) BOBBY BOWDEN 1:00 11:30 (4)0 FACE THE NATION 0 SILt. DANCE OUTDOORS for 12 Sunday, Oct. 14,197"1111 Sanford, Ft. EU? A unit 37 Sloping roof NOrICE Evening Herald, HOROSC 1c 33 Belonging to 2 Printer's51 Confederate servant measure ) the 5 Tax States Army 35 34 Little de9vil (abbr.) 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WWST L*1rr . ZONINS '. oom l now 00 VW I .1 . . . FIV - .' '. . . I, *oil ;Amwl I .. . - . .. ( \ '. . . ' - 1 1. ,, z NO DISCOUNT COUPONS HONORED DURING THIS SALE c\ Ii . • .' 1i " . . . ... . . ' ALIFOR ONLY be Os, Q VALUE 12.47 MOM _ $1 A W'Mi.v.Ah$P.cWPrkN'. (Nwy.1MI) - .. . 69 um11 4isrmvi.speep.n.. 6lN.Nwy.Ip. . / L 14 616MI116,-NkAL-Ar. v1N rMvsst WI - 1J s _-s-a---,-,.. -- ____________ .. , . • p . ,-JL-,I; Jj- _..2 - - �BB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Oct. 14, 197 _ . - - ______________ 10 - LegaiNotuce 41-Houses 41-+bses Baby Sitter wanted for wk, ends, Mt be goo d wchildren, H. S. student OK. 323 2915 eves _____________________________ CLASSIFIED ADS CITY OF CASSELBERRY Seminole Orlando - Winter Park PLANNING AND ZONING COMMISSION Looking For a New Home? 322 - 2611 NOTICE lSI4[P[PYGlvEUltaI 83-9993 Check the Want Ads for houseS _________________________________ triO City of Casselberry Planning of every size and price. and Zoning Commission will hold a CLASSIFIED DEPT RATES public hearing Mr Nelson Fick. RN 110 12 full & part time. Apply .........4 3c a line .iplcant, on behalf of the owner, 1 time in person Sanford Nursing & HOURS ka S P'ckenbrode, is requesting 38c a line 3cOnSICIJtivI times Convalescent Center 950 rc'70nnqot parcel of land from the 35c a 8 00 AM. 5:30 P.M. l consecutive times • lineMellonville. .'.trnq LA 1 ti ?Tht 4orciItural MONDAY thru FRIDAY (tr.ct 3Onin.3 ?.' Vt I Light SATURDAY 9Noon -3 Lanes Minimum ','Afluta, iurr,3 :on parcel _______________________________ Experienced sitter needed for S lC43?, 1tSLt'b('d 4' infant, my home 9to S. Inquiries 't F calIB3I S3S0dayor 373 6ll2eves DEADLINES ES s P,tic l' Land developer manager want Noon The Day Before Publication 'mincle C'en'y I I in ed. Must have exp The paree 5 .I'n,t :' "e s'. "' Mechanical, electrical, plum "I Sunday - Noon Friday bing, heavy eapt., surveying & i4wCll RoJ ,y",.i ,% land sales. Write lull resume to ______________________________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________________ "IV WOSt (i1"t4 O..'r' : "i' ¼ _ CanoeCountry. 610 Wymore Pd, Pubte Hear :" I ________________________________ Winter Park, Fl 37189 .','edricSday. 0ctr :i • I gi M i tfi C,i%Iri', . -Pe.sonals 18-Help Wanted For a career in Real Estate call .5 Lk Triplet Dre srrr -I StperAgency,wrn. Stemper, : ord,1, or as so."i !nCrC)t'- as SABORTION SERVICEó; * * * * * * * * * 71 S it, I e I P Ti ' tier ab,r?c,i $100 C'yn Mary % Ha.%tri crnt. City CI City of C,,sst'lt','rry. FlQrja CIn WHERE HAVE YOU $20 Pregnancy COOKS & CASHIERS Publish October 14 1979 r'14le SterIlization tree coun BEEN? Experience desired Good pay, in DFO 63 seIng Protessonat care, 5U Surance, vacation, credit union ALL OVER TOWN! irtvC atmosphere, confid &prolitsharing Apply in person WHERE ARE YOU _______ Lake Mary 66 Food Store, Lake i CENTRAL FLORIDA IN THE CIRCUIT COUwT, IN AND Mary Blvd at 1.1 NOW? %OMAN'5 HEALTH ___________ FOR SMINOLE COUNTY. WITHOUTAJOBI ORGANIZATION FLORIDA AVON WHERE ARE YOU CIVIL ACTION NO 79 tIll CA•13.K I FIGHT INFLATION 09 F Colonial Dr.,Orlando I ".'MY SHEEI4Y. GOING? Sell Avon. Increase your earning 8910921 Plai ntif f power. For details. call. Toll Free l 800771 7368 AAA EMPLOYMENT fl( T.Av 0 CIN 9 RON and MARY 941 4687 or 644 3019 STOP IN MONDAY NT P ON. his wife, JAM E S ! 1 ALICE '.'.'JSSP,'.ANN and BE WORKING _______________________ AUTOMOTIVE MACHINIST '.1' 'TttJN his wile. TUESDAY Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto Detendants ENJOY Machine, 301 E. 28th P1. Exp. WE HAVE JOBS NOTICE OF ACTION only! Wages commensurate w TO OCTAVIO CIrITRON. MARY Creative Expressions 3238112 TO FIT THE NEED ability fringe benefits I nUTRON, JAMES I-IAUSSMANP4 I FOR YOUR FUTURE md ALICE HAUSSMANP4, whoSe PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS Cook, Partllme 912 French Ave. l,)CC Of fl'Sidi,'fl(tl IS unknown Waitress, Part Time Your Future Our Concern 322.7346 NOTICE is hereby given that Apply Days I nn ofSanford I Here has been tiled and is pending -, 323.5176 In the Cir cuit Court in and for 18-Help nied ' minole County. Florida. entitled * * * * * * * * * Sheehy, Plaintiff versus Octavio C'ntrorm .ini Mary Cintron, Mechanlc,must have exp. Sanford Gracious living. Reas. ENGINEER Is wife. James Haussmann and Will train, benefits Weekly & monthly rates Inquire I Alice Plaussmnann, hiS wife, being $200S300 per wk. 339.2962 ENGINEERING TECHICIAN 500 S. Oak 8.11 fl Case No 191818 CA 13 K. wherein DRAFTSMAN We reliCt sought 5 the reformation WANTED Utility company in West Palm CII a certain deed recorded in ORB Heavy industrial sewers Beach area seeks experienced 30-Apartments Unfurnished DeLand,734.S464 780, paQe 158 of the )uhliC records of engineering technician.drafts. _______________ Seminole County as t lands man with background In water, I eccribt'd as •, 1.1. sewer, paving and drainage 1 BR-$199 up. Pool. Adults only, .. Section 2?, of NE F' i of SE design calculations for sub on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport I T ownship 19 South. R,ingf' 7V F.i't HORTICULTURIST division and general utilities Blvd. on 11.92 in Sanford. Call _______________________ ,ipdNW iof SW ',f NW 'i Section 373$6lOMarin er 's Village. prolect.sendresumet000x35c. TREE GROWER s. Township 19 South, Range o Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1657, Santord-spaclous I BR den. Fact, except for that po rti on of We are a large well establish ed Sanford, 32171 air, formica kitchen, new shag. u'ction 26 that was conveyed to com pa ny located in the West 1715 Adults. III 7883. Seminole County for right of way for Carpenters helper, $4.50 per hr. Palm Beach area with im. l'ut)liC Poad In a deed dat ed 75 minimum. I'? years experience m ed iate openings for a hor. I Retiree Special large LR, 1 OR, !Joven,ber 1957 and recorded in the work in Deltona. 339.9029 bet. ticulturist and a tree and bath, eat in kit, Adults only no (iftiial Records of Seminole County ween 7 p m. & 9 p ni daily, shrubbery grower. pets. $160 per mo. 4 $100 ri 15001 145 at page 459 security. 322 7967 after 5p.m. confirming the ownership of said HORTICULTURIST lands in th Plaintiff and quieting I Oversees the construction and Large I BR, I bath, all appliances. Secretary to County Administrator ' tnt' title to said lands as against the mainlenance of a tree and W D, pool, 1.2)5 mo. tease, trainee, graduation from high claims of the defendants arid ,ill shrubbery nursery, supervises security. Call Orlando 896 1777. persons claiming by, thruugh or school or supplemented by the propagatior: and planting of I _______________________________ under said defendants course work in typing, shorthand nursery stock, controls in Large? BR. 2 bath, all appliances, or speed writing and other You are hereby notified and ventory and establishes retail W 0, pool, $215 mo. Lease, I commercial subj ec ts and the requir ed to serve a copy of your pric es . security. Call Orla ndo 896 1721. minimum of 3 years experience Written defenses, it any, to it on in secretarial clerical work. Gordon V. Frederick, Attorney for TREE 8 SHRUBBERY GROWER ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A I Plaintiff, whose address is P.O. Box I Ability to type 65 wpm and take I Supervises the labor forces, co CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS dictationat lOOwpm, Salary $166 1795, Sanford, FL 32779, on or before planting ordinates and I RESULTE UL END. THE I weekly. Apply in person November 1, 1979, and file the at the cultivation equipment and NUMBER IS 322.2611. Seminole County Personnel original with the Clerk of this court generally oversees the main. ________________________ Office, County Courthouse, N. either before service on P1a1n11t1's Isnanceol urea aM shrubbery Park Ave., Sanford, between attorney or immediately thereafter, nursery, 31-Apartrnents Furnished 830 a.m and 4:30 p.m., Mon. otherwise a default will be entered ______________________________ thru Fri. by Oct. 11th, 1979. against you for the relief demanded Excellen t salary and company I 'Apts. for Senlbr Citizens, DOwn Seminole County Is an Equal ir ltme petition benefits which include group I , ' Opportunity Employer, town, very clean 8. roomy. See WllNESSrnyhandandtheseaiof life, health, dental and disability Jimmie Cowan, 3)8 Palmetto I ltls Court on September 25, 1979. Insurance, pension plan, paid Board of County Commissioners I ' Ave. JEAL) holidays, paid vacation, paid - ... .. __. receptionist, graduation from .:-Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. sick leave. Send resume and high school including or sup I BR furn., water paid, air. Adults, I .As Clerk of the Court salary history to: Box 31, CO plemented by course work in no pets. $140 mo. 4 $100 ':By June I. Curtis Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1631, typing and other commercial security. After 5 PM 323 4947 I Deputy Clerk Sanford 32771. _ ___ _ ____ PtIish Sept. 308 Oct.?, II, 21, 1919 I subjects and a minimum of 2 •••••fr•••••••••••••• .__ years office clerical experience ________________________ 133 32 .Houses Unfurnished or an equivalent combination of Accounts receivable clerk, San. training and experience. Salary ford based mdnufacturer offers $132 weekly. Apply in per son 3BR,l½bath, . F" ITIOUS NAME an excell en t opportunity for an the Seminole County Personnel 821 Valencia Cf. N. $333 i'tetice i. wreby given that we are individual with a minimum of 3 _ Office, County Court House, N. 645-2124 enqlged in businesS at Old Sanford years experience in accounts Park Ave., Sanford bet ween 8:30 O3ado Road, Winter Springs, Fla. receivable, billing I collections. am. and 4:30 p.m., Man. thru J370, Seminole County, Florida, Join a highly progressive ac I Fri. by Oct. 18th, 1919. Seminole 3t-Vnted to Rent ud)r the fictitious name of W. E. counting team of a succesifull Ccnty is an Equal Opportunity AULCH, and that we intend t rapidly expanding Florida based Employer. riglater said name with the Clerk of company. Excellent salary I Wanted: Furn. 2 BR home wttteircuit Court. Seminole County, I __________________ benefits with exceptional op bath-to buy or rent. Write to Florida in accordance with the Secretary needed for law office. portunity for advancement. If Col. Tom A. Smith, 617 Edith Rd. ioisions of the Fictitiou s Name M us t have good typing, thor. you melt the criteria above call Louisville, Ky 40206. Stitules, To-Wit: Section 863.09 I Mr. Minicli at 322.3510, Sanford fhand preferred. 333.3660. ______________________________ Flojida Statutes 1951. or 834.4143 Orlando. Randy L. ElIman 4O'-Condonnhlflfl :'Lamar B. Williams, Jr. LIVE IN mature woman to care CLASSIFIED ADS DO A .ioa Publish Oct. 7, 14, 21, 28, 1919 for young man semi'lnvalid I WHICH CAN BE DONE NO DIED 30 housekeeping. Private room & Sanford 3 BR, 2 bath. all appi,,ww OTHER WAY. CALL 323.2811. bath. Salary, drivers license I. carpet, pool. Close to every r,,vr,flcwI. .nj.jyvu. thing SiLSIX). 3770373. New235 Homes. 4 PC?. interest to qualifiea buyer. $31,000 $44,000. low down payments. BUILDER 322.22e7. . - , - ' SANFORD WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY just reduced 3 BR l'7 b, Nt.ifl kit,sc. porch, privacy fenced yd, carpet, new roof, new w Energy Saving C H&A, near schools & shopping. Now only $32,100. NEAR IDYLLWILDE elem. school. 4 BR, 2 B, Ig fenced bk yd, C H&A, w carpet. located Ofl quiet street. $45,000. _______________________________________________________________ - •, ---- --- OSTEEN LAKE FRONT 3 OR home on 3 wooded acres Perfect for horses. Ideal country living. Make offer. - H. Ernest MORR Peg. * ARE YOU SATISFIED? If no? joushouldseethisnew 3 BR, 2 bath listing. Just redecorated inside out. It can be yours for just 1.36,900. REALTOR 3224"I MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eyes 3495100322.1959 REAL ESTATE Sroker - c:i Multiple Listing Service .- REALIOR'tm REALTORS I 3390509 I 701 Bldg. ________________________ E. Altamonte Branch Off Ice ' 11 2565 PARK . ' , , Req. Peal Estate Irsker 3224678 Ev'5323.3918 . 5T. JOHNS'S- Furn. I 'bdrm retreat w boat slip & 1k priv. $32,500. UNDER $30,000...Lovely 3 BR home w.fresh paint 8 new paneling on large lot w.huge oaks. Call HOWl OAK TREES grace this large pr ivacy fenced yard wa super 3 BR home that features new: paint, carpeting, kitchen 8 cedar porch. Paneled Fam.Rm. as well. Won't last at 534,9001 .-_ .,. MAYFAIR'S BEST BUYP Beautiful 4 BR home on lar ge corner lot wgorgeous land. scaping, terrific eat-in kitchen, 2 Fam. Rms., big bedrooms 8 great financing. Only $59,900. 323.2222 OPEN HOUSE Sun.1.Sp.m. 174 COUNTRY CLUB CIRCLE, Citrus SANFORD. trees. corner lot, large paneled Fla. room, 2 Bdrm, I Bath eat.in kitchen, st or age building, I yr. warranty, VA or FHA. Hostess: Priscilla Gr eene I - Harold Hall Realty 23.5774 Classified ads serve the buying & wiling Community every day. Read & use them often. INTERVIEWERS Door to door canvass getting names for new Sanford City directory - Salary plus bonus. Permanent employment Persons tree to travel. Apply In person RI. Polk I Co. Rm.lo Atlantic Bank Bldg. 101 C. lit St. EOE M.F Day or Nlabt By owner: Handyman special l:pjitl nut trees Near schools l bus. 333.0428 3 OR., 1 bath with family room on large lot completely fenced in. Quiet arm 8 good location. Excellent assumption ats¼pct. for qualified buyer. Some fur. niture available. $31500 - By Owner- 3 BR, 1'. bath, C. H&A, Carpeted, Formal DR. Nice neighborhood, large corner lot. Ph. 321.0067. ' W. Garnett While Peg. Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDEPASSOC, to? W Commercial Phone 332 7881, Sanford REALTY WORLD.. ______ ________ - FLORIDA- I Heat 8 Air Cond. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEARS. Sanford 3221171 _____________________________ ' Il 0041 ____________________________ 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, LARGE CORNER LOT. $29,900. BEDROOM EAT-IN KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR,'CARPORT. $32,300. BEDROOM, 1 14 BATH, GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. 131400. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR GARAGE, SCREENED PORCH. ABOVE GROUND POOL, LAROE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. $31,000 . LAKE FRONT, 12*40, CENTRAL AIR, EXCELLENT CONDI. lION ON DOUBLE LOT NEAR SILVER SPRINGS. $18,900 TERMS. ARBRALK ? t MITT '' ____- , IGGS F~IX Homes, IRAITY - perform. . th Industry. iN OSIISII 111 14r Realty, ___ 9 24NOUIlE3222$3 3321531, _____ - Realtors . .- p.-. -- . .-. . LOTS OWN FOR LESS THAN RENT Yard Sale COMPARE THESE FEATURES: . L 205 Hotly Ave. Sat. & Sun. 9until FROM $5500 I HOUSE AREA I 'CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED Is ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS s :' ONE .CLUB --. I CARRIAGE SR-417 MON..SUN. 323. I I I New (used once) extra large air line animal kennel, $35. Phone 3225860 Housewives CleanIng Service, Personalized, fast, dependable. Regular on time basis. We DO wash windowsl 877.5894 5 _____________________________ ' 2M1.E.olll.92 SANFORD COVE -- 9:00A.M. - 5:00P.M. $160 - -- -.__ ' Horses Pastured 3-99 2294 - SANFORD, FLORIDA 32771 SssrnIkiflg __ Alterations, Dressmaking _ Drapes, Upholstery Sgt Peppers Painting Service..: Custom Painting & detail trim.' Free Es?. 3231701. 322.0707 _______________ ______ Oroonthi.11 BOSI'lJflg ___________________________I ia&.j&, Dog . cat boarding, bathIng, clipping, flu control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady Inside kennels, screener' outside runs, also air Cond . ge 332 37 HH liiisøids 1 Man, quality operation yrs. up. Patios. Driveways •tc.Wayn. Seal. 337.1331 PAINTING,CARPENTRv CU$TOMCABINETS Free Est. 32304391fler$:* INSULATION - CattIng, blowing, RACO Fm, fiberglas I Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call 3311839 O 9047344701 colic?, __________________________________________________________________ - 'SNUI'SCISIiIIIg IDYLLWILDE- 109 MAPLEWOOD IDYLLWILDE-109 LARKWOOD 36R 2 Bath Executive Home on 7-3rds Acre w - Plenty of Room for Your POOLI Relax in your Lg. Scr. FR & En j oy the Many Extras this Home Providesi BPP WARRANTED It's only $58,500! Your Host: Fred Austin I 305/322-2420 I.,-. Sp Shop . ________________ ____________________1 I . .0 LYN'SSWAPSHOP New 1. used items & antiques '< Consignments Accepted ' MonSit. 0:30.5:30. 133 Plantatign, Plaza, DeCary 648.8494. . Vinyl spsir ____________ Vinyl repair & recoloring , Save * up 19-4 neuPlIolstfryds.r.L16,.S.7, _________________________________ . Your 3222618319993. 61 Chevy. auto, 283 engine New inspection this month Clean 1.595 703 West 1st St 1968 VW, ne ed s body work, runs good, new insp. sticker Sell or trade for motorcycle. 323 2755 Pontiac Catalina SW, very clean, loaded, he'czo $1800 Bank will loan 5 1450 Phone 3730522 -- -------- - ---' - '78 Dodge Monaco, air cond .. i.wt'r, St 500 K in4 size bed trami' 520 3?l 0343 after 6 p.m V,cla 1974 4 cvi - ri.q gas, auto, radio ti.'ati-r. l,iim $8(10 After 6 P in 7 WVt'kCnds 831 0266 rem Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a pujlic AUTO AUCTION every Tu esday 8. Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-2558311 for further details. Ford Pinto, '74, Hatchback Runabout. 4 c'vl.. 4 spd., air, new tires, clean. $1295. 322-4967. IDYLLWILDE-204 IDYLLWILDE IDYLLWILDE-204 LARKWOOD 4 OR 3 Bath POOL Home with Sunken LR.FR, Formal DR, Fireplace, Eq. Eat-in Kitchen, and Morel Central H-AC, W-W Cpl, FountainRock Garden all on a 1g. Landscaped Loft BPP WARRANTED Just 512,5001 Your Hostess: Lee Albrightl 3 BR? Balls Custom Built Home w all the Extras! Formal LR & FR w Fireplace, 1g. Scr. Porch on a Beautiful Landscaped Lot! Your Dream Come True for Just $87,5001 Your Hostess: Nancy Butler! a. t -.-w . J~Wi l;16 s__Il.. C 'ii, , r- - 1 1 1 1 1,ii 1111M_ :__L I LOCH ARBOR-213 HOME WOOD I OR 2 Bath Home on over? Acres of Country Charm! Lots of Extras to Enloyl Central H.AC, FR, Or, Eat- in Kitchen, Split BR Plan and 'Lets More! Only 4 Years Oldl Yours for only 1.65,0001 Your Hostess: Terry Livid - ,- LOCH ARBOR -1 I. CRYSTAL DRIVE 3 BR 1 lath Spacious Home on Extra Large LotI Huge LR, DR. and Eat.ln.Kltcbent Wall to Wall Carpet, Enc. Garage and Only Minutes toMayfalr Golf Coursel BPP WARRANTED. A Buy for $419001 Your Host: Ed Korganl I. __ I- I 'i . 3 BR? Bath Executive Home on Beautiful Shaded Loll Extras include Central M-AC, W.W Carp,?, Fully Equipped Kitchen, Scr. Porch and Many More Touchesl BPP WARRANTED. Can You Believe just $67,011 Your Hostess: Chris Grlggst 2 BR 1 Bath Home w Central H-AC, W.W Carpet, Dining Area, FR, and Your Own Silting Rooml Beautiful Decorated Interior on a Landscaped Lot! BPP WARRANTED This One Can Be Yours for 137,2501 Your Hostess: Vicky Basllal SPEND AN EVENING CHANGING THE WAY YOU SPEND YOUR DAYS. FP;~ __,`__ ~~__.11 -- , n-,-& '-SOUTH PINECREST 123 W. WOODLAND DRIVE 3 BR 2 Bath Home completely remodeled I Your Own Above Ground POOL and Patio) Eat- in Kitchen, Spacious FR, 2 Utility. ShedS and -Extras Galore I BPP WARRANTED. A Must See at $41,0001 Your Host: Ed Higginst DON'T HAVE A REAL ESTATE LICENSE?BUT THINKING, JUST MAYBE S NOW IN REAL ESTATE SCHOOL? AND THINKING ., HAVE A REAL ESTATE LICENSE? AND READY TO PROFIT IV IT... MAYFAIR-"OSCOTT 3 OR 2 Bath Home on a Lovely Lot with a Smashing Pool 1. Patiot Formal OR, Panelled Breakfast Bar, FR, Central HAC, W.W Carpet and Many Extra Featureil BPP WARRANTED. A Dream for 144.500! Your Hostess: Ann Robinsonl - - - , - SELLERS - 16 WE HAVE BUYERS FOR HOMES IN ALL PRICE RANGES? CALL US FOR A FREE ESTIMATE OF YOUR HOME'S VALUE! WE MAY ALREADY HAVE A BUYER? BUYERS ' VISIT, CALL OR WRITE OUR OFFICE FOR A RELOCATION KIT, HOMEBUYER'S GUIDE, AND lIST OF AVAILABLE HOMES! DO IT TODAY??'. Csm tsotw CAREER NIGHTInd find out what Sanfsrds Isles Leader and largest Realty System can offer you. N. Obligetles -N. Reservations US FOR THE REST OF YOUR DAYSI %&I 610 I '100 (1 TUISDAY.00I.16-7s3OP.M.. 00, 049 0000 00000- ' L;~ SAN LANTA- 1413 S. LOCUST AVENUE SANFORD GARDEN CLUB I 1742THANK & SIUINd YOU'LL 3 BR 2 Bath Home on Completely Fenced Lot! Spacious LI & FR, Enjoy a Crackling Fire In your own Fireplace and Morel Convenient to SchIs & Shopping! BPP WARRANTED. Only $34,111 Your Hostess: Brenda ElseickI (wimmos t. Suuhud) ___________ . . i i4 "" - HIGHLAND PARK-2106 CORDOVA CAREERoNITE. . List I 3 BR 2 Bath Home on Oak Shaded ½ Acre Lott Only 6 Months OldI Slone Fireplace, Pine- Pan. FR, Ceramic Ills Foyer & Bath, Designer Kitchen & Spacious Coy. Patiol A Buy for $125001 Your Host: George Francis) R&R Pressure I Steam Cleani Painting, Root, homes, mobif.'.> homes, et c. Mob ile home spet(, 13*40, $22.50. Reasonable rat4s. all work guar. 323-7)83, _________________________..ye,., ____ Remodsiing-carpent,'y, painting. masoiwry, concrete. All Iprofessionally done, Free stiMites, Call 3272914. _ - - SANDY LANE-OFF MARKHAM ROAD ________ MC.B.GT New paint & carpet will trade for P U. eweIry or an liques. 51250 Call 3229171 371 S Magnolia Ave YOU'RE INVITED TO OUR OPEN HOUSESO SUNDAY 1- 5 P'". - -. Weiboldts Camera Shop sales. Passport phot os repair service. 3226101. 1 Toyota . ' . I Dr Clean, new brakes S. tires 1.600 339 ISO? .1'. -! r . 3223481 ______ II AN. #R S~4.gR~~~ -,4 PUInttng&Reair . -: ----- ---. ._ 8(-Autos for Sale -- --..- .- -. . . . -We Buy wrecked Cars BUY JUNKCARS From $1010 $50 Call 322-1671; 372 4460 A&BPAINTING Residentjal&Commercial 3221182 aft S S itll'.' 115-41,31,, -., - ___ PppIilc H I 3725990 I, I Yard debris, Trash Appliances&Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 2565 PARK DRIVE I Top Do llar Paid for junk 8. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 32771 - '72 Ford Al Condition Air cond Recent inspection 51500.3220039,3222111 DAY IONA AUTO AUCTION _________________ REALTY iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii REALTORS UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSE T.H Sell those things that are taking up space with a want ad', in the Herald 322.2611 or 831.999)..:'. S1700. 322 7045 Park ----------- ' - -- ------.--.O. 28. I p.m Gun Auction Sun . Oct Consignments Welcome Sanford Auction, 323 1341) . . ________ I - - . - Dobermans AKC reg. $100 fl-Junk Cars Removed 322.5815 _____________ -------------- STENSTROM Ught Hauling _____________________ Quality workmanship. No job too' small or big. lnteriororexterIor...Pressure cleaning. 322001). ' ______ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 323 7710 -- .---- ' -79-Trucks-Trailers . .'66 Ford Bronco 4 Wh. dr., cxc. mech cond. (all Dell's Auction .123 5620 C.I'.ITCTI MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs, Exp. 1698542. - (lt'Iitidl Auctions & Appraisals 322 4267 ______________________________ 55-Boats & Accessories I --- -_Kawasaxi 125 drt bike Sacrif ice $295 3226640 -For Estate Comnieric,il & Resi I I Fam. Garage Sa le: Fri Sat 9.5 toys, I Items, Household malernity& boys clothing. Misc. 214 Tollgate, Woodlands._______ I PINMO FURNISHED ONE 323n,33 I Deer Do gs For Sale clothes, chairs, elec. appliances, dishes & misc MODELS ON DISPLAY I - Irw .-.. utility trailer, $65, lot of good _ - ______________________ P RTMENTS' SANFORD. AVE I ' 0 61-:~;-- Painting . ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. $904914. ______________________ ' ROISII to talk EN I Home repairs 8 appliances to tile. Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable rates. 869.8562. etc. 78--Motorcycles 66-Horses _____________ _______________ ________ LICENSED 869-9455 CISSI%IIISIII'vICC _____ 3301 U )UIl.UU.UUIUU ;ii-Musical Mercha ndise Him Repairs ______________________________ Carntry Tyson Cement Deives,ptios,walksl i-iViadio.Ster' - 0 results ) _____________________________ Just think-if classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be any! . 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT I CARPET. $24,900. get ___________ Painting, rooting, carpentry 8 general repairs. Licensed 8 bonded. Free Estimates. Call 323-6035 after 5 p.m. 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, ., SCREENED PORCH, AIR t Room Additions remodeling COND. LARGE LOT, $37,900. general home repairs .no job too small'. Call 323-9483 anytIme. __________________________ 2 STORY DUPLEX NEAR I DOWNTOWN, 2 BEDROOM C.nnt EAcH, DOUBLE GARAGE, 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT ZONED 2BR, 1 0 stucco. Spanish designed ________________ COMMERCIAL (2) 2 home, nice area, FP, Ig rms. BEDROOMS, (1) I BEDROOM, The Real Estate Agency front I. rear porch. All for 2 CARPORTS. ONLY $47,300, $19,000. ,_____ Inc., Realtors SUNSHINE STATE. 2435'z S. Fr ench (1792) Sanford _________________________ Price reduced 1.7,000. 3 OR, 2 B 323.3326 "SEIGLER REALTYhorn.. custom m.,4. ,w.I .. ... ... .. BROKER housi,workshop. llOOsqft livi ng ESTATE SALE, lovely 3 Bdrm, 17*28 sc patio, BBQ. Many CBS w.scporch 1. carper?. Quiet extras, must sell, well under neighborhood, fully landScaped priced at $32,900. Terms inc. citrus trees. 2417 Orange [ OCEZTT available. . Ave. $24,900, owners will finance at 9½ Pc?, Call Ocala 9044$i1s Axis TEACHER 3CR, 1½ B 501? plan, fenced yd., aft 6p.m. 2439 S. MyrtleAve. SC patio. cony, workshop or Sanford office in rear. All for $31,900. OvIsndo BY OWNER-3 BR home in goodl 3271177 cond. $20,000. Will hold w. Because I know that teachers think fast, __________ ____________________ Why no join the fastest grIng Real Estat e Off intown? work hard and can handle crisis. If YOU Find out if we can Real Estate Sales match this discription, are Interested In a ouaerdul. most ln We$sive Sales Volume LiNer to you. career In construction, I want weds AaSoci$tll. experienCed or I'.I*1y liCensed Nqwi Deltona's largest home Larry Kent 18.500 4D .111111111111111111IRLTY. ILarge Listing lnvOqy builder needs a Construction Management REALTORS FAMILY SIZE aU 2 lexecond. IQunilnint Advertising flIO$enfordAv.. 3317972 C.HIA, A buy a? $32,100. .48 ____ Hour $al,s TraIning Trainee, man or woman. We'll teach, you & IRA I latieAil Referral $ervic ' $10,000 start. Promotion to $12,500 In 120 days. New paint, root, ww carpet, C SUNLAND 3 BR, 1 S plus I,. FR, • cad. C.H$*. PItA appraisal CO.ng, ,H&A, w.3 BR, fenced rio, yard in one year. Excellent to $ii,000 wi I uil.Timi OffiCS $33,450 & on ly $32,900. I$lon • earning potential In Florida's best INVESTMENT 3 unIt rental In. SOwN 72 Years Expsrienc. 00 this s'xno' lot now for only corns property, •oo. cone. For a CeedidlIttlaf di$ciIsji of $13,000. Send. resume to: kill!, Pr.dd..t your career in Neal Estate. call ASSOCIATESNIEDID Hi $tUI$?rem or Dvid Far, SRANTLEYKARSOUR4BR21 at 323.3480, plus FR & offiCe. Prestige s, ALL FLORIDA REALTY 33721 ' . Os$eas, nec. home. $1ILIN.. Stenstrom OFSANFOIDIEALTOR WANTEDI,i - 51-Household Goods . I -______ M W. . 1. Beauty Care ; to . II buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We Home Improvement Air Conditioning, Heating, Electri. cal, Plumbing ServiceL Repair, Call Larry for Free Est. 671.6294. Llç. Bonded & Ins. UU sure : 1 1111111 1 I 3228721. I ERT DO THE JOB TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook Sit E. lit St.t3223742 .. R AU Air Coi' itlonlng . STONE ISLAND-EXECUTIVE HOME for gracious living and entertaining, custom built 3 Bdrm, 2½ baths, beautifully decorated, overlooks Lake Mon roe, $135,000. I SANFORD 1 acres Lake Sylvan, 1.40.000 Best Terms. William MaliclowkI, Realtor 322 7983. _____________________________ .. -. • p ó-MiscelIanoUs for Sale Id SECOND SEtTION LAKEFRONT LOTLOCH ARBOR Prize of the area Gorgeous view. many trees. 150 *185 Owner. Assoc. 322 8195. '1II AN .a ______________________ DELUXE HORSE STABLE huroa Canist er vacuum, limited Brand new Dining Room suite by I Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, . p5" Zenith Console color TV. 172 Troqdon. Table, 6 chairs. leaf & Individual Wants To supply--easy terms. Only $5 per Complete or partial board amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls model, $250. Sanford Furniture . . china. White contemporary. Purchase Mortgag month Call Jim 322 0244. Longwood. Lake Mary area. 331 Discount Music Center 2202 Salvage, I? 92 So of Sanford. Furniture camp Sanford 339 -8584 French 'i". 372 2255. 322 8771 Salvage, Il 92 So of Sanford. ------ --. ... .Rooftop color TV antenna Don't pile no longer needed items Like new, $25 Sylvania B&W TV Special pur 49--Country Properly 68-Wanted to Buy high as an elephant's eye. Place 323 6873 aft 5p.m. chase-easy terms. Only U per Bedroom suite, oak dresser, 2 a classified ad, and pile the mo Call Jim 322 mirrors, 1g. door chest, full or money in your wallet! 9*12 rugs, $1499 ea. ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED * * * * * * queen head board, $400 comp. I ARMY NAVY SURPLUS Top Prices Paid REAL ESTATE STEREO Fender precision basefretless Free Delivery! Sanford Fur I ESTATE PARCELS CASH SALE 310 Sanford Ave 322 5791 Used, any condition 634 8126 REALTOR, 377 7498 Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, I niture Salvage, 1197 So. of with case $350 ---______ I 2 RR house boOndocks 1 acre, AM FM stereo radio, 4 speed Sanford 322 8721 322 1385 after So m --. I Antiques, modern furniture, 51 4.500. __________________ For Sale i -turntable, diamo nd needle, 8 I. ike new full size sleeper. Made by Sterling Silver, Oriental Rugs, 4 lots-S. Sylvan L a' e Or i-Real Estate Wanted Obi. dresser & c ed ar chest track. Sold new $450, balance Jamison, $145. Sanford Fur Diamonds. Bridges Antiques lakeview & .scces, $12,000 ea. 332047? due $128 or take over my 62-L..awn-Garden -'---niture Salvage, 17.92 50. of 323 2801 9.7 acre farm, til2i. flowin wells, I home in your & credit? will payments of $16 per month Call I -. Sanford. 3228121 ' For Sale: Firewood, 1.35 pile or 3 iaved road. N. at SR . 535,000 itch up back pa yments & 8625391 day or night. pilesforS100. Cash & Carry. 2609 WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 1 I 1978 Singer Futura Fully auto, -FILL DIRT &TOP SOIL gully. 322-0216. S Laurel Ave. 3232918. ANNE A WALLACE. REALTOR APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur. repossessed, used very short YELLOW SAND buy your equity, close in 24 hrs. Good used TV's,$25& up 323 niture Salvage. 322.8721. time. Original $593, bal. $181 or Call Cark & Hirt 323.7380 BEDDING-FURNITURE I ___________________________ AWARD REALTY, INC. MILLERS $21 mo. Agent 3398386. I I 2619 Orlando Dr. 119 711100 Ph. 322 0352 Top Dollar paid for 900L1 used AFRICAN VIOLETS ____________ 50--Miscellaneous for Sale ' Liquidation Sale! Wholesale prices - FURNITURE & THINGS furniture, appliances & plum The Greenhouse 322.9141 I to all! Warehouse full! Buy & Sell bing fixtures. Jenkins Furniture. Eves after 68. weekends TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig. '.A-frtgagsBought ORLANDO WHOLESALE I New & Used Furniture 1J3 E 25th St. 3730981. DUE TO DIVORCE $493.75 bal. $183.16 or $17 mo. &Sokl FUR N.,2500 Industrial Blvd.. off 500 S. Sanford Ave. 3236593 I MuSt sacrifice Singer Sewing Agent 339-8386. Silver Star Rd., 4 blocks West of -____________________ _______ ______________ PETUNIAS Cash 322432 __________ Machine, like new, org: price 441. Open 96 Mon. thru Fr. "' - __________________ I & VEGETABLE PLANTS S&8). Bal Due 5183 if or need 52-Appliances ISO make Real Estate & . Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. . 2401 Airport Blvd. 54-Garage Sales someone to take up lily FURNITURE-TERMS . - -'. -_ -. -. __._. . - . -. ______________________________ _________________________ _________ usiness loans. Florida Mor Buy & Sell, the finest in used I Payments $ IB ma Phone 862 5394 in store financing for everyo ne gage Investment, 1350 furniture, Refrig., stoves, tools. Kids gone, but the swing Set in the Washer repo GE day or night, Will deliver no I Moving Sale quality turn, 3 pc. dm: with ' down. Let us help you )range Ave., Suite 204, Winter back yard isn't? Sell It with a _____________________ sold orig. S409. l : obligation Bahama bed set, dinette set I establish local credit. 'ark. 644.6432. ______________ . ... . want ad. Call 322 2611 time. Bal. $189.14 or $19.35 ma. __ _,iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii _____________________________ chrome 8. glass, .8 pc cho brown WHIGHAM FURN. CO. 2309 So. Agent 3398386. 72-Auction ' - ___________. Our couch, wh dbl lounge, 2 ' Orange Blossom Trail, Orlando. campaign chests, swag lamps. I 62-A--Farm Equip. ' Westinghouse washer & dryer set, Hospital bed for sale custom van interior couch & . 1 good s: ape! $225 set. Sanford I 1 . • PUBLIC AUCTION. New mat?. & cover divider. 198 Sir Lawrence Dr. Furniture Salvage, 11 92 So. of ' BUILDINGS!! Super SALEI All $150 FIRM. 322.5632 (Groveview) off Lk. Mary Blvd. I .MON., OCT. 15,7 PM 0 Sanford. 3228721. O OP steel, pre engingeered clear ___________ __ Sat. 8. Sun. 1 5p.m. span buildings. (Major Mfg.) ExceptiOnal houseful of nice KENMORE WASHER - Parts, I _____________________________ I for $4,912 00. 30'*72'*12' furniture & UriC d brac---like Service. Used Machines WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Large Yard Sale I I $1,949.00, 40'x8'xI4' for includes heavy dark maple I BUY, SELL, TRADE MOONEY APPLIANCES Sal. & Sun. 9toS 48'xr2'x14' for $7,281.00 All & chairs, matching couch 311 315 E. First St. 323 0697 3225622 ' _____________________________ Corner of Forest Dr. & 25th St. __________ nuildings include large double & Iovese,it, several TV's, lamps. sliding door. Other sizes ,ilco many more items too ' diiriesNew& Used Porch safe MICROWAVE available. Fall delivery. F .O. S.numerous to mention. Reel's Body Shop Items galore, also plants & hand . I factory. Call collect 305 3311637 S S CASH DOOR PRIZE $ made goods. Fri., Sat. 8. Sun. 9 to 1109 Sanford Ave. I Push button controls, has 9a.m. to6p.fl' __ $ VISA MASTER CHARGE $ 6, 1010 Myrtle Ave. 322-0969. ,I carousel , still in warranty. 3 Chinese rugs, good cond . Originally $649, assume Approx. 60 yrs. old *SANFORD AUCTION. payments of $21 mo. Agent 339. I Yard Sale: 1706 Palmetto Ave. Sat 65-Pets-Supplies -6719 & Sun, Oct. 13 8. II Sears I wh. R106 A A 1215 S. French 3237340 ~ ! BUSINESS SERVICE LISTINO ~-, " D ICE)) J) FORREST GREENE INC. REALTORS 130-6133 or 339.4711 eves. BATEMAN REALTY Peg. Real Estate Broker 321.0759 2610Sanford Ave. Alt. Hrs. 322 7643, 322 1869 ( ciages S LARGE POOL SPANISH STYLE- Beautiful 3 Bdrm, 2 Baths, family room, equip kit cent H&A carpet screened porch, fenced, I yr. warranty, $34,900. Assumable 8½ pct, mortgage, I year old home with 3 BR, 2 baths, C.H$.A, carpetIng, kit. then equipped, freshly pointed. Nice corner lot. Must see to appreci ate. Condo for sale, will be comp. of December. Rlveria Foun. tains-Naples. Fl. 327.2163. _____________________________ --- y • Inc. REALTOR, MLS _________________________ ______________________ _______________ ___________- I OPEN HOUSE Sun. I.5p.n. 516 BURTON LANE, SANFORD Beautiful brick home, 3 Bdrm, l'li Baths, CH&A. Fla. room, extra game room, kitchen equipped, washer & dryer included, beautiful yard, lots of closets, I yr. warranty. Hostess: Marco Hammons i n "THE LAND MANN" J MANN REALTOR 3657773 , ______________ __________ BUY A PIECE OF THE PAST in this beautiful 2 story, 4 BR home boasting over 2600 sq , ft. with f or mal Livi ng 8. Dini ng Rms., Breakfast Pm., Library & F.m. Rm.onfencedcornerlo$forlust $65,000. GENEVA 3.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. 121.000. 10 pct.dwn. By owner 3653498, eve. 349 5451 REALTORS 3227912 2ll0SanfordAve. 221 Yale Dr., Academy Manor, 3 BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly renovated Inside & out. New CH. ww carpet , fenc ed yd. $37, 3329551day5' 323471119 eve. ______ -- VA.FHA.235.Con.H0ne Low Down Payment Cash for your lot! Will build on your lot ot our lot. Y Enterprise. Inc. Model Inc Realtor 6.443013 322 7977 0 ANYTIME A - - ___ CallBart REALTORS 2110 Sanford Ave. 10 acres off Airport Blvd. $45,000. ' DeBary-Wooded building lot 100*200. Survey. Good area exc. terms. 54.200. 6686119. _______________________ 3237832 DELTONA LAKES- Residential lot 80* 125. Owner says sell-best Eves. 322 0612,322-1587, I offer over 12.000. 322 8182, 322 7177 207 E.2SthSt. INC. - .. 2 OR, 1'/z B, 2 story townhouse. REAL1 0R Mod. kit. inc. all appl. 1150 sq ft. sparkling pool, C.H&A. Won't I 101 Bldg. 3390509 last long at $31,000. Financing . E Altamonte Dr. 3390508 avail. Sanford-Lake Monroe nearby. 141*210 ft. Zoned agri. $5,900.. 322-2420 ed INC. 1 Much charm plus swimming pool. Spacious 4 BR, 2 bath, FR. $62,500. i I L - 1 MOUNTAINTOP crc heavily wooded lots 15 ml V. of 1.26, Henderson, N.0 'riced from $4,000 with liberal erms. Owner on site Oct. 19 20 :all 322-7198 for appointment es on w 1sf St near Riverview Unbelievably priced at 1 4.000. Spacious 4 OR, 7 bath, FR. 162.500. Sanford's Sales Leader LAKE MARY- 3 BR, 2 bath, fenc yard, screened porch. $39,000. 4ft of State erty Prop i' ,' LOCH ARBOR ~ Much charm plus swimming pool. 10 OUR REALTOR MU 323 6061 or eves. 323 0317 45-A--Out 5 acres beautifully wooded in Osteen Owner will finance 52.500 down w easy terms MULTIPLE LISTING REALTOR OPEN HOUSES SUNDAY ltoSP.M. (See our Display ad) " SSIFIED JVD S . ___ __. -, _,_ - HAL COLBERIREALTYnc WE INVITE YOU r e I - I I 75*150 high & dry lot on Tropic Lagoon in DeBary 54.750 9 JOIN US OCT. 16th FOR CAREER NIGHT nlln I -t - __ CallBart REALTORS - 3'. acres on Hwy £15 in Osteen, Ill' frontage, great investment potential, under priced at REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 377 7198 REALTY I U U U U U U U U U I U U U U - ASSUME 1.75 PCT. MORTGAGE Nice pool home on Ig lot. 3 BR, 2 B. w extras. 1g. LR. FR & fenced patio, C H&A, range, refrig. & W w carport. Good area, corn ft. of living lortable 1700 1.39,900. STEMPER AGENCY M. Unsworth Realty ---------- $15,000 Sunday, Oct. 14,1919--90 Herald, 43-Acreage DELTONAS34,900-S12SODOWn! FHAAPPRAISED-1.35,000! 144 FALMOUTH-OPEN HOUSE 3 BORM, 2 BATH. Central AIR Lucille E Dillon, REALTOR (305) 830 9025 See-Then Call - 29-Rooms ______ *SOMETHING UNUSUAL with a Spanish trace. 3 BR, 1 bath separate DR & fireplace. 1st time offered, be tne first to Seel $ o,soo Build to Suit -our lot or yours. FHA VA, FHA 233& 213 --______ - _____ - STENSTROM Sr. See our beautiful new BROAD; MORE, front & re-. BR'S. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323 5200 3803 Orlando Dr. VA 8 FHA Fnancuna SUNDAY. HOUSE Spacious 3 BR, 2 B. fantastic kit, FR. Stop by to see 1002 Tinder St.. Deltona. Prividence Blvd P to Alexander P to Tinder. Lloyd's Realty. Rose Mary Swartz. 7892281. OPEN Withthis l BR, 2 bath, older 2 story home, tree lined street. Owner says reduce. Now only 53L000. 390N. 17.92, Casselberry, Fl. S34.$200 Eve. k3.3435 -Instructions ' '•" DELTONA CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME 3 BR 7 B, C H&A, ww carpet, _______________________ formal dining, beautifully eqpt kit inc built-in Microwave. Near schoolt & recreation. $64,500. 1 - . *GET A LOT TOO ELEGANT S OR, 2 B C•H&A. many extras. Quiet peaceful sm. lawn living yet cony, to S major Fl. cities. $125,000. S' ' It Evening For Sale '' 7 BR Mobile P'' .. 34 3838 Geneva arta Cute little bUt house. 2 BR, I B. 1g. lot. 1.5,000 down $200 mo. Owner mnr' $73. 1Q. 1311 Flliott St 3221455 By Owner 3 BR, 2 bath, 90*130 ft lot, 10*20 FR, fenced yard fruit tree's, new carpet, new AC utility bldg., carport & workShop. 1.35.900. 3228028. 321 0101. CRESCENT CITY n 1:1 42-M)bile HomcS - I- _____________________________ , -__________ 41-Ho1sses lie 111 .- ii y-'.. , .-'M.'-. . ,.; k .,. - '4 .- .- - . ' -. ,.-. - .- , a.-. ii: - �- P r . . ..•... . . S IS—Eifflg Hara, Sinford, Fl. Sunday Oct. l4.1 Beans: High In Protei" n,- Low In Cost Bean dishes are high-protein celery. The salad will keep well 2 slices bacon and crumble , reserving ahead and refrigerated. inch sticks hedges against inflation, in the refrigerator for several Prepare beans 2 tbsp. chopped parsley drippings. Blend 1 tableSpOon Reheat, covered at 350 degrees A puree of great Northern days. Simmer carrots, celery, bacon drippings and reserved cup bottled Italian dressing beans and vegetables with minutes. Or for to VEGETABLE BEAN onion and seasonings In wine, wine into beans, Tomato sauce flavor heightened by wtilte wine microwave at high setting for 3 MEDLEY uncovered, for minutes or Bake, covered at 350 makes a different dish for a degrees tominutes. Stir and sprinkle 3 cups cooked dry great until wine is reduced to cup. for 10 minutes. Or microwave Combine cooked beans with as above. family dinner or a party buffet. Northern beans with bacon Ct l.ru green onions zucchini Strain vegetables, reserving at high setting for 2 minutes. Prepare It ahead and reheat cup dry white wine rsj ' and dressing. wine. Remove bay leaf. Sir before serving. Sprinkle SAVORY BEAN SALAD when reedy to serve. 1 cup thinly-sliced carrots Refrigerate several hours. Puree vegetables in food with crumbled bacon. This 3 cups cooked dry great Chilled bean salads also cup sliced celery processor or put through food kitchen-tested recipe makes 6 Northern beans When ready to serve, tons make for ready-when-you.are cup chopped onion mill until smooth. Puree beans servings. ½ cup sliced celery again. Garnish with tomato eating. Prepare one ahead that I bay leaf and combine with vegetables. Note: Vegetable Bean cup sliced green onions slices. This kitchen-tested Includes crunchy zucchini and Cook bacon until crisp. Drain Medley may be prepared 1 med. zucchini, cut into 1• recipe makes 4 to 6 servIngs. -... , ;-•.' ......... i7' "'_,VE W/)•4;.... .11... USDA GRADE 'A' FRESH "It IL WHOLE FRYERS L '1 F October 14, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA 1,20 FMWM GUM PAM PavjçMTAanesoe EO OCTOSIR 14.17 .. s9c.,... .0$, CAN 4 ,', ' '..c: Qj DOONESBURY .'.•• . .. M49 " /M Me fW WE MEUc*' 7M7c Rw7 9VW0ff V )W BY 1IN11 ,RY6TAOT 5I7ZE AtZ i.l1ER rswii'r CED oN by Carry Trudeau ME 5457 "AV 7R4"FfC IN CENTX4t. PAW RX7Y /5 ,$07lY &UR 47E, ATh4.Z'i WE U'T 1.4i /5 ,%av) ir' 7&V-ffW5.. 119 I FKO 'S.. ..*o.... L'.,... •,. '•'• •..i..f $1" '.e.4•i- .:. III 0lVWED8T'Pf17/EX 7pF/C ,5AurzEO,,risTEz?,'JT - III /.*57LY 96CAL 116 /#AVY /2'qj III 77Cl/ThtW N 7ty Imot avby.. 50 0I4745 fl' MY AVLaW 7n7V AVTgET7E4 ? PACK 1/01 EXTRA CAg 80771f X AMER. A uIrniA hAil BUT HE GALLOPS LIP TO THE LINE OF CNAM!IOUS AND STRIKES VACS SHIELD A RINGING BLOW, A CHALLENGE HAS BEEN (,IVEI'J AND VAL MUST, IN HONOR, ACCEPT IT. AND BRINGS HIM A DRINK. HIS NAME IS KARRAN AND HE HAS JUST COME FROM THE TURBULENT ISLEOF-MM 10 SEEK AJV FROM KING ARTHUR TO GET BACK HIS LANDS FROM THE MARAUDING VIKINGS. NEXT WEEK-TrOuf,Ie ill the LISI% Sea 1014 V IT 0. .'t. ,__..__v,— -. - . . - ...... . -- . - - - ._ -, . - S_W- I S- ._ ' ii •1' - - — S.. •. . . . - '.-- -. . - .- . -. - -. . I .. d% -. . £ - .- .5 - ................- - �-sr ° ZEMR 44fSI "" u- - * * 0 STAMP iNO,, O"V R4ZZOPAW 7, •.. oH) CAMMOV AV N PLANET! Ay 6M SAYS ST O AK tVLX - CRM#AOR HA 0-14 THE BORN LOSER A by Art Sauom t. ' " MC Mkff 1XI IP EU.5'.' NOW TNAT -1WJj4(jJ/j WPA PHOW X HELLO? our CAN'T [i A AFR OD NVA I rEARHELOIsI: My 6-year-old daughter received bird for her birthday LETTER OP LAUGHTER with the undsrstanding that ltwouldbe her r.sponsibmtytofeed DEAR HELOISE and water him But I found w.atways had miss from birdseed Often when I'm in a hurry to all over get my ironing don., I think Not only that but our small got one scoopol birdseed and how much time I could have son always wanted to "help" put it into his dish, saved If I had married a short which added to the problem. No mussI No fussl man Instead of my h.b.nd One day in the midst of a KathyHriclk who Is feet 4... Janet small mishap of birdseed And, best if all, twe happy spilled all over my kitchen k1deIe svrsa DEAR HELOISE counters addition to the usual it So looked in my cupboard up the ,ssd ww. .uwrLuOfl5, or even to f somethingto '" the Ia.eieie. instead of candies. try putting birdseed in. My eyes THE RIONTANOLII upon thefece of. clock ona child's a one-pound margarine tub. DEAR HELOISE: For asler needle threading, birthday cake. Use frosting to Taking that and a scoop from th.powdsreddrink cans,. cut theand oitheffireadon the make the OutlineL Have the hands of the clock $ poured the birdseed Into the slant. tub. Works especially well when pointing to the child's age Now when the children feed . using yarn. ,•• M"I the bird, all they have to do Is I.S. r DR 'nLO,i. A spare checkbook cover makes a great container for I a I - I 4 I iii1 .S•' • V , Ilk) IfWV!Pi$I WI4I'J YI4f ' owl I 9J II . ._j **1I ... 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WGRY &1.I Ehv.saE Irulis YAW BAWTAu.Y OFF (*1A! %oD1NSES.... - A$1 *141'REM9(6S W1114 TelE ciij OF 1ijk,1 CW IN FOR. 11 1 ITS ALL VERY SIMPLE, WELLINGTON • __ 'SWWAIT A iMUT.... No FAIR. by Morri• Turnsr __ '_L ONAL5CI1OOL LJJCW WEEK IS 0CT0ER 14 114ROUGW 20. oa DA'f VARA MU., I clet you FbR. NI PP law qR•.. - ASALOM J I • .• 1' - •± • -- •. • • • • • • • • I V ftb / 4 ft i - 1 - ____________ - •,• •• ___ �72nd Year, No. 41—Monday, October 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(IJSPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents Female Softball Player Asks Court For Turn At Bat Softball player Patty Negata may get one more turn at bat in her efforts to become a playing member of the MOB softball team, a men's team playing in the Seminole County Parks and Recreation Department Softball Program. day restraining order from Federal District Court either this afternoon or tomorrow in hopes of allowing Negata to play in the MOB's Tuesday night game. A teammate of Negata's, Todd Persons of the State Attorney's office explained today that, 'Mr. May will try to get an injunction before Tuesday night's game to allow Patty to play. "A judge can Issue a 10-day restraining order without a hearing," Persons said. "If we don't get the restraining order to let Patty play the next legal step would be to file a temporary injunction Ms. Negata and her teammates, Individuals from the Orange-Osceola State Attorney's Office have been instating that Negata be allowed to play on their team for the past five weeks and filed an unsuccessful protest with the league Tuesday. Negata's attorney Willie May is attempting to get a 10. By RUSS HARRIS" commercial loans, no loans mortgage interest rates were at Herald Staff Writer for Investment property, rental 114 percent in August, 114i property, lots, and second percent In September, and now, Conventional home-mortgage homes - unless owner oc- in October, the rate is 12 perinterest rates for Seminole cupled. cent. In December of 1978. County residents have hit an "We communicate daily with Leach said the rate was 9% all-time high of 12 percent. our main office In DeLand and percent. Reflective of last week's they let us know what the "We don't think the rates Jump to 14½ percent for New current rate is." have peaked out yet," he said. York-based Chase Manhattan's Her sentiments seemed to "If they don't rise weekly, prime lending rate, con- echo loan officers throughout they'll maybe go up a couple ventional home mortgage in. Seminole County speaking on times a month." terest rates for area residents the subject of rising home Leach, believes It'll "stay continue to climb, mortgage Interest rates. there," level off, with no relief Despite these recent "I didn't think I'd ever see it coming until "sometime in the dramatic rate increases, homes go over 10 percent. I don't have second quarter of next year," throughout Seminole County any proof, but I wouldn't be approximately May. are continuing to sell, and yet surprised to see it go up maybe "Rates have not peaked out speculation is mixed on to 14 percent," Ms. Marsh and probably won't for another whether home mortgage loans speculated. six weeks. And I'm afraid in will be affordable to those In In dollars and cents, the way be a slow process coming search of a home. it breaks down for a house- down." Today, the conventional hunting family is this: home mortgage interest rate at Even commercial in. On a $40,000 house with 10 First Federal Savings and Loan percent down, a monthly .. stitutlons, like Flagship of of Seminole, 312 W. First St., year mortgage payment at 10 Seminole at 200W. First St. and Sanford jumped ¼ percent to a percent (principal and interest Atlantic National at 101 E. First flat 12 percent. St. are experiencing high inonly) was $317.70. First Federal Saving and Today, however, the 10 terext rates WI second home Loan of MId.florlda in the percent Interest rate Is only a mortis&es. Zayre Shopping Center, San- memory. Executive Vice President ford hit the l2 percent mark last Now, at 12 percent the Janice Springfield said the Friday, a ½ percent leap from monthly mortgage payment on simple Interest rate is 13½ Its previous interest rate. that $40,000 house with 10 percent plus 0 percent According to loan counselor percent down comes to $371.65 closing), on loans of 5-10 years Debbie Marsh, a 10 percent rate - some 54-dollar difference, for second homes, and 5-15 was effective for about a year Looking ahead to 13 percent years for commercial before that. reads $399.41 a month and 14 buildings. A month ago, said "We're really tightening percent results in $4Z7.. Mrs. Springfield, the simple down on our money," said Ms. Again, the figures do not interest rate was 12½ percent Marsh. "We're just lending to include the monthly cost of plus one percent. people who really need a property tax and insurance. Andy Perez, Atlantic vice- Interest rates may be going up for home mortgages In Seminole residential home." Ron Leach, vice-president of President, said that the rates County, but apparently It hasn't hurt the market yet. This Is a Ms. Marsh indicated her bank Loans atFFSLofSeminole said are 144 percent to 16-17 per. typical keene in many areas around the county where new home effective last Friday Is giving their conventional home cent. construction Is underway ... they're being sold before they're -WfIj -- ,. WK Ot JUr CAME UP WITH A 34 ci • uni*rwhirl by Hal Kaufman -SHOW TIMIt Name a famous Irsad.y play suset.d by sad, clue: I. What's often heard on a portable radls. 2.hra P se used by ussm In letters. 3. Owner's lament when the parakeet $plit. N. fair poshing below. IA 'SAO,, C ,.i pIjiS$3I 1Uj • j ,,3$SJ 0 1J0J$ UJ, ,.'.tpJ,. :sjsgu ftOd Find a color In each sentence: I. The blade has a poor edge. 2. We agree not to quarrel. 3. The major angered his men. 4. Dig the chap In kilts. V1d p •i•si c iia 1 Fish Sisryl A shopper beh1two fish ani a'Poe hot day. When he get borne he bad three. Hew come? Give up? Ho had two fish and one smelt. • Tongue Test.rsi Say fast: Stacks and stacks of sawdust sacks,_Sally's shellfish seldom sell. Six silly sisters snitched Sidney's slick silk shirts. "Each year the league offers a coed division as well as men's and women's division," explained Clayton. "There never has been much interest in the coed division." "Ms. Negata has refused the opportunity to select the type of league she wants to play in," Clayton said. —JOE DeSANTIS - If r S L After a Thrusday meeting between county attorney Nikki Clayton and Ms. Negata's lawyers Willie May and Fred O'Neal. Negata was still on the bench. County attorney Ms. Clayton stated that the league, which offers men's, women's and coed divisions of play was operating within all legal guidelines and would continue to operate the way it is oresently formed. e t9 a9 Rate Hits 12 Percent Local. M - in the Federal District Court." Person's explained that, "Patty has been a member of our team for a couple of years before we entered this league. She was one of the main organizers behind the team and everyone feels she should be allowed to play." On Wednesday, County Parks and Recreation Director Butch Alexander presented the MOB's letter of protest to the Seminole County Attorney's Office. Herold Photo by Tom Natul completed. With interest rates now at about 12 percent and threatening to go higher, new home starts may level off in the coming months. State Gives Him 60 Days To Comply Baytree Developer Says Ordered Repair Work Minor ' III) AN SIR By DIANE PETRYK said most the complaints, he said. "but 90 percent of the civil suits against two of the suits, could not be reached for and Wyse made complaints department has a copy of mentioning the leaky roof. aside from of Herald SWIWrfter u leaky roof, have other complaints were non- homeowners for damages comment today. Homeowners attempting to drag Frank Silvestri's form letter to unit "Every little thing has been been "minor little things." If the problems are not sense. A 'hole In the wall' totaling more than $1 million in the complex have corn- Silvestri Investments, Inc. into owners which attempts to set up corrected, the state could issue taken care o(, the developer of "ISaturday went through there turned out to be only a scrat- because they pressured other plalned of leaky goofs, im- "disastrous scandal, ridicule time schedules for repair work. notice for the developer to show Baytree Village said today in with a little ch." owners to complain, "up- properly installed windows, and professional disrepute State Investigator Jerry cause as to why repairs were response to reports that he screwdriver and took care of Silvestri offered to take a necessarily." caved-In bathroom tiles, faulty before Its clients." Rhodes inspected the Baytree not made. Imposition of a civil would be given 60 days to mosto(theproblerns,"Silvestrl reporter through every one of " They caused unwarranted sliding glass doors, no in. Ken McDowell, superin- Village complex and said he penalty Is possible, he added, correct construction p'blerns said, the 62 Baytree Village units to complaints, getting others sujatlon in the ceiling of one tendent of investigation and would provide Silvestri with a at the condominium complex in McDowell said his office will "A leaky roof you can't take prove that the owners are upoet over nothing," he said, unit, and uneven ceilings in inspection for the state division list of things which be keep an eye on the situation. must , Winter Springs, care of Immediately because "generally very happy." L. Scott Wyse and George others. of Land Sales and Con- repaired but he would not Developer Frank Silvestri you have to locate the source," "We're taking care of He said he would pursue his Kaplan, targets of Silvestri's The suits contend that Kaplan diminiums, said today his elaborate on the list beyond everything," Silvestri said. WITS TIITSI Each of our friends above Is lacing a chatWW. The youns lady Is SSW to fit thill numbers 14, InclusIve, In She nine sarsd circles sho*n on ffiØ all rows, columns and diagonals total 15. The v°'"i man Is asked In ssrt the same nine in the fria er so timlt ft W" own 1. Y" Wmaft -lust CAN YOU TRUST, YOUR (VII? Threr0least six diffarencss Is *awleg doislis between. fa and botism panels. Hew • • chieve desired titus? quickly can. you. find thorn? Check answers with, those below. _ Carter May Win Florida _ ...., ,, , wionuagi, up::djj csWhssd I TSNUdsit,I *swNusssi fa2faa,.,. — But Kenned y Won Seminole BDON(AESTEs counties of Florida Saturday to cited about," he said. "An the black community from name also appeared on a regular coalition, 202; Betty join Cable, State Rep. Robert of the 19-member delegation Hera$dS$afl Writer select 879 delegates to the awful let of people who have ,Sanford," Wick said. "The "freedom of choice Labor" Eastham, teacher-party Hattaway, Mrs. Peggy Hat- will be Mrs. Mary Cay The final cojad of Saturday's state's flIlnicOnvontion to be been here only a short time black community made a . Slate, 432 votes; Sandra M. regular coalition, 201; Thomas taway, party vice chairman; Westerfield, appointed a vote in Dada (i4y will tell the hold in St. Petersburg the 'ned, their voices heard In the significant contribution," he Gaines 7, Samuel Wright Jr. E. Embree, coalition, 205; story of whether delegates weekend of Nov. 18-IL political process. said. ' ______ 299; William H. ______ Wick III, Leonora C. Mobley, coalition Tom Freeman and Kathleen delegate at large by Gov. Bob pieei to President carter or The elected delegates will "The Carter people had "The vast majority of the chairman of the Kennedy 229 and Anthony (Tony) Rossi, Reynolds, state committeeman Graham, and Eliza Pringle who So. Edwardlc.nni lo99Ieth..5,J4Mdi,jfJ, several appents to the lahervote is for Kesnedy which committee; 267; MIchael Lake coalition, 221, and committeewoman, and has also been appointed. won a majority. statewide putty lisdiribip or convention, Gene Grooms means two-thirds of those who 267; Robert J, Slightly less than 700 McCarthy 273, Other candidates: Daniel G. three persons voted from the But In Semninol. County elected within Democratic (Seminole Education voted were for Kennedy," he Mary Ell Democrats cast ballets In the en Rowe 278, Evelyn Campbell 6; Gary S. Elefante, committee itself er enswlytwop.rcs otol the committees In the various A sacl idys director) said. t ThlsiatheflMftmeWack N. SmIth 260 and Harry A. Nancy delegate contest. Previously residared Democrats selected COIIS. labor, 178; Randall J. Floyd, Booth, Richard Russo and the hi had a telephone Call fI'VITI the had been Involved In a political Stafford 262. ghestnumber of voters at "It labor, in; their preferences, Kennedy, Cheryl I. Grego 178, Myra Etsencoff as Seminole a was fantastic In. pruldont. And altar all that we effort since he graduated from party caucus had Six alternates selected are: James H. Green, coalition, 190 been 90 two delo lii were the ciesr choice. Mill won and It's fseestk," he the University of Florida. County's delegation. Also part years ago. Dorothy L. drown, labor Virginia A. Greene, coalition, 1% Kennedy deligain won g ' ' The elected Kennedy slate candidate, 227; Beverly G. 185; Km A. Mcgill, labor, aine asia up .ietin. people woibimig hard." Grooms includes: Mark Stern, whose DeVoney, teacher-party William A. Moore, coalition, And Spninoli Candy's two credible," said Bill Week today hid helped Nti0fl ill; Richard R. Nezengoltz, 5; parcuet turnout was aither the of the KinaSdy side's victory 5in055 party regulars aiid Marylin L Neuhart 12, Jack F. hoo one inPflQlICality."Ifweare sebsp.dtoCerter. Ridietson, labor, 173; can bl gsic abi ywewilJ Waek jd Ms Robertson Jr. 14; Joseph E. T' mocc puty bom, have won a majority'of the split 'l in thin 00- Uu' Scott, labor, I; Elmer Savor, aid todsy. WASHINGTON ((UPI) Sm. Chicken millionaire John Y. elected 011111W as," he deyüstlss 10. 411014" It of labor, 167; 1 , 11111m B. Sloan, TabilaUss of the Dads 7; Edward Kennedy's weekend Brown's gubernatorial bid, -. ,, Cousty we W" Is Fr.nd C. Westerfield 41 and trip to Kentucky gave him an Kennedy appeared ready to Kiansr,'ign. tiers. "We hid two vase run Aromd The Click ..........4A Harescepe ............. ....41 Sylvia A. Wederfield In be the decidog upected opportunity to do two things: Cedethe Florida mock elections filer Wick orediled the ,ery to sIng a diettli from lbs l(sd Ie .................... 41 ileqiW .................. IA "The Kennedy people wanted scatter teasing new hints i00I$Sn at Lpagwood Comic ....................41 OWuiee .................IA the victory bid and worked presidential can dacy of his to President Carter. the nu*ft go do"' Ole pg Ymeg, di and ',,ib, "j wmm to the ps place Cnoswerd .................41 OURSELV ..............11 hard to get It," Ca ble said soft-pedal results from the seq he "remin -we , (VP'W Pest S7, north of Spokesman Torn Southwick, di$uiW ..................4A Spins ....................'U todsy,addhallcandjdatesfor Florida caucuses. $sk week.. "Moo ad is thst'rs hid a Ziweed). And we hid a bes Deer ist'd adS lbsud cautioned reporters that no .................. 11 TMSIWUS ................ hakla, clear results would be In for 11 the dulepte slots put In a lot of Early on his trip to Lou DrLomb..................41 W...................U effost The Kannedy dew will to stump for Kentucky Fried days. • - '• - - .4 - Kennedy Soft-Pedals Florida Caucus Results - __ - Today • - - ( - , - • - - , I . - - I • -- -, ,- ,,.-.-r' . & I' p ........ I • '• .4 :.i - -- .-------. 4 ¶ A -..'_p--- -_- b1" 1 - . _____ --- - . ----. t_.,•. - -- ' - __________ . *- • -• - ___ —- . '-- � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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Z. ~: FIREMAN • Herat; Photo by Tom No I Injured firefighter, Dave Towns. continues to fight a blaze toda at a mobile home hear Sanford belonging to Louise Hudson despite his injury. Neighbors INJURED said (lie fire was the second in a week at the home, located at the corn er of M IIIer Road and South Sanford Avenue. Fowns, whose forehead was glass, and ,JIm Williams were first to arrive at the scene despite duly -it the tinie. rownswas treated at the scene. cut by broken their being off- ( ' - . f• ' . •• .' -' - Carter Off Again ' . . - -- -P . .I . , - CHEEK TO CHECK )'A7flfl - i. - By BRAD PURDOM States." He called for more will already be fairly deep into again." lie said that would spell overall economy. Herald Staff Writer favorable Investment in- the recession, even more problems for the "I think we can properly No one in particular should be already troubled U.S. economy. characterize our forecast as The United States is entering centives, suggesting quicker a recession with Up to one in"(tment tax write-oils the blamed for the luck of action The White House's gloomy containing a mild recession," million jobs expected to be lobt elimination of double-taxing of though, he said, because the forecast of a recession was said Lyle Grainley, a member -00I by the end off the year and industry, and increased economy is so difficult to made in its official mid-year of President Carter's Council of predict. Inflation expected to reach deregulation of industry. review of the economy. Economic Advisers. double-digits, Carter ad"For instance," he said, Officials said a turnaround may The deregulation of the "We think the recession wW who knew OPEC was going to begin to materialize late this be relatively mild and short ministration officials said trucking industry, Swope said, Thursday. was an example of how lay on another significant in- year or early in 1980. lived," he said. "I th.Ink those figures may deregulation Lvuld make an crease? That. increase was The White House budget June unemployment figures actually be a little optimistic," industry more competitive. certainly an important cause of office report was the first time for Orange, Osceola and ) the administration had Seminole couottes are not said Dr. William M Swope, 'I'm In favor of deregulating the uzrrtsit situation" t. Seminole Community College the oil industry and letting fuel Swope warned that the oil acknowledged a recession was available yet, according to instructor and Orlando Naval prices rise to their market cartel "looks like it may at hand, or had offered such a Sterling Tuck, labor market :' level," he said, "I'm not In significantly increase prices pessimistic appraisal of the analyst for the tn-county area's Training Center economist, ,':::; Swope said today he would favor of rationing. I believe State Employment Service. But 1! not be surprised to see inflation there Is enough elasticity left in Tuck said today he had a 0 reach 11 or 12 percent, rather the demand for fuels so that unemployment figuresforthe area would rise. projected by Carter ficient to decrease conUnemployment rates in the ' economists. suznptlon. I'd rather see it WASHINGTON (UPI) — Martinsbur g, W.Va., confirmed three tounties usually "Carter has been talking handled in We awket." President Carter flew to West the president's helicopter had "correspond roughly" with , • about the decline in GNP Swope said a windfall profits Virginia today, the second time landed there late this morning, those of the state, Tuck ex(Gross National Product) and W on a deregulated oil in- in 24 hours he went to an un. Martinsburg is located in the plained. lie said an increase in S. the Increased oil prices as dttstry was probably a good disclosed destination to talk state's eastern pandandle, the state'rate usually meant causes for the currant situation idea as long as It did not hinder with "private citizens" about about 6omlles from Washington an Increase in the county's rate. and I think he's correct,: exploration of new oil fields. He the nation's problems. and 30 miles from Camp David. Florida's uneñmp1o ent rate Swope said. "But, I wish he said deregulation of the, inThe White House refused to It is near Leetown, W. Vu., jumped from 5.1 percent to 6 would say a little more about dusky should be coupled with a say where Carter was going, where Carter made an unan- percent from May to June of our declining productivity." tax rebate to tbose in the lower although it confirmed he had nouned fistdng trip June 11. this year, he said. Seminole, I Swope said he felt one of the Income brackets who would be left Camp David by air. Osceola and Orange counties See earlier story, page 3A major causes of the ap- hurt mot by the resWUng inBut the Air National Guard in had a figure of 4.7 percent for creme in fuel cods. May, he added. lfldtypflvfty, Ne;aidPhotobv loin Vincent has "The hI is that supervisor of been dropping relative to oter there Is a lot of lag in policies the Seminole County Food eowdries over the the last the government will introduce Stamp Office, said today his ''yearold Stacey Armondi, treated at Shands Clinic In Gainesville since birth several years." He said the office alleviate the racesalon," seen Increase in for Spinabifada, gives peck on the cheek and check to Tom Hunt vice-president drop was constituting a "drag Swope said. "We may already Around The Clock .........4-A Horoscope either the number of people be 2 or 3 months late." pplying for food sUmps or the of Friends of flonald McDonald House, Inc.. to kick-off the building fund drive on the conomy." Bridge .................... 6-A Ilospital .......... 2-A amount Swope said productivity had Swope explained that of stamps being issued. by for a center near Shands to house parents of children coming there for treatComics ................... 6-A OURSELVES ... ... '' 7-A dropped because of what the tkm soluUons are proposed, Crossword ................ 6-A Ile said the effects of the ment. The $500 check was a donation from the Sanford Council of Telephone Sports .............. *'.'. _10-A amounted to a "sort of antipushed through Congress and Editorial 4-A Television .............Leisure economic situation had "not I'ioneers of America Investment policy in the United then lmpletnentd, the county Dear Abby been felt here in South, at 7 4 Wcather 3-A least not as yet." .' OJOY T at — 1 " .. . ' • C40"d SUr1dBy . " ' • SANFORD 700 French Avenue Ph •1 . 21Tt'I 70 lb. Sag - ' . '''• Create additional storage space in J. , p • . - SHELVING setting stones, laying concrete blocks jUS a j and water. ' - 'J :- 40 3 - i',,. ' _____________________ SSPRUCE STUDS '" " SCC Economlest Claims Recession May Be Deeper Than Forecast •- SPRUCE/PINE I ' CL.... A nurse will visit the care unit from time to time, Furino said, to check diabetics and blood I • ' - MASONRY CEMENT Brighten your patio or indoor game room with now, 9W-to-clean turf. Choose from many lively stripes in 6' or 12'widths. Carmine Galante, page 2A I Piece.... 1.19 Scatty's MAN Regional Planning Agency." lie described the new site as a elderly). 2 x 4 x 8' No 2 YELLOW PINE I to Work with Concrete" brochure available at your nearest Scotty's store ' gunned down Mafia don Strong lumber suitable for many do-it-yourself projects. An 80 lb. bag 60 Furino said "It was a roved by the East CentralFlorida ' ' - . • -- 99 aagss weed growth HOURS: VIS4 . .• . . to that date so tzwt t.e city can The first-year grant of available through the state. Under federal restrictions the ity could not go over the ap- $115,416 is to be matched with Engineering and design of the proceed with plans. The Service oriented fac ility raised amount, so had to go $12,500 from Seminole County senior citizen facility will be an 'ith the alternative site, he and $25,972 from the city. A In-house project for the city's also will provide recreation and a meeting place for senior .3Ul?inud -_-cm ien clubs and groups. It will we were working with the house permanently two service developer, who owned the land Three masked men carrying agencies — Congregate Meals the city was interested in and Meals On Wheels and the buying, a conimunications gap submachine guns calmly walked Seminole County Mental Health develo ped from time to time," living Unit for Geriactics (a so to be on the safe side an Into a Brooklyn restaurant and day care facility for the alternative site was chosen," 609 - Each : - 3-Tab No. 235 ASPHALT 15 Year Warranty Gallon ......1.98 A well insulated home can save ' OWENS/CORNING ROOFING SHINGLES ' coating for renewing old roof& Retards drying, • customers picking-up merchandise at our 'I.- See RADIATION. Page ZA • wind and weather. White and Colors _____ - Fm "H Yd overlooking one of the three fumish the facility 4s expected will count as in-kind services as In addition, the services of lmost guaranteed" federal said, and would be one of the anning''Technician ' Social Security, the r gal Md fu ndin g d' under the Older Bruce Fur no said today. •1r given or a new Co , ociety, VP (Retired Stnio I Americans Act for the center, struction project under Five days prior to the July the deadline for submitting ap. which would house services and program previously reserved Volunteer Program) and others will be available there at difactivities for all elderly 60 and plltbons to orrenova ons an a er- ferent times. of Health, Education an over, Furino has said All services will be free and Welfare (HEW) for a grant to previously. There is a possibilityof open to all elderly persons in Total cost of constructing and completing the fund the roject, owners of the Sunset Ij'Ive property raised furnishing the multipurpose building program the area, Furino stressed. their price over the $27,200 center Is estimated by Furino at instead of two, Furtno said, amne preliminary Indication of appraised value, Furino said. $310,932. with the help of certain funds iiie city's grant prospects prior ' sq Herald Staff Writer - - UflCxpeCte(1 change of wind blew radioactive material over some S Sealed down by the sun's rat's against Gallon ......1.98 _____ makes 2/3 Cu. ft. Summer Sequence SYNTHETIC TURF /1 -. .- _____ PRICES GOOD THRU JULY 19 - ' and for laying new roofs, _________________________________________ f'J f- in roofing, fleshing and gutters • An qxcellent choice for the do4tyourselfer. This good quality synthetic turf carpet Is any to care for . Just sweep or vacuum regularly. I 6' d 12 Id h 12401 scot" "prime piece of property second-year $117,783 grant to engineering department. This . Self-Seallng ROOF SHINGLES ROOF COATING White Vitreous china tank and bowl cornbination. (Less seat -_ a Plastic Asbestos ROOF CEMENT For pa t ching cracks and holes SU Manatee CLOSET COMBINATION U Each ory te i A three-acre alternate site in lakes which abut the 15-acre and would be matched locally part of the local matching Casselberry's Secret Lake Park park. The site is off Seminola with $39,261 according to funds, Furino added. Approval is expected by Oct. has replaced the 2.045 acre site Boulevard. Furino. 1, but Furino hopes to receive The Area Agency on the on Sunset Drive originally This would be a combination sought by the city for a Aging, which administers the grant for construction, service pressures, among other . mn cat services. I HEW h osed senior citizen equipment, 5 grasp" genuine hick handle. No. 4176/ SN11 1/2 Reg. Price (each) CONCRETE MIX .2.99 . 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Curtiss increased pension benefits from the Veterans Administration picture of myself catching fallout?" off the Bikini Atoll nuclear test site and watched with amazement (VA) Peters said. Thus far, the VA has refused to grant (ranimel servicethe huge mushroom cloud that followed the detonation of a The problem, however, is proving to the VA that the cancer is connected disability benefits. hydrogen bomb. Spokesmen for the St. Petersburg regional VA claims centet Today he thinks that event may be the reason he has less than say they have no record of any Florida veteran receiving service two years to live. He is dying of bone cander. The Orlando veteran connected disability payments for cancer as a result of radiation. believes he was exposed to radiation generated by the nuclear 'I can't believe I'm the only But Grammel's claim has gotten further than most. It is now at tests. Healso believes there are others llketilmin central Fiorjds. the final appeiii stage in Washington. "I can't believe I'm the only poor fool this has happened to," he A former Marine pilot from Casselberry who requested this F aid. anonymity, said he has gotten nowhere trying to convince the VA Neither can John Peters, Commander of the Sanford office of that his present skin cancer may be related to the day lie flew at the Disabled American Veterans 9,000 feet over the Bikini blast. Peters said he believes there may be a number of veterans in servjcconnected. So far, stricken veterans have had little "They tell me to prove I was there, and that I was exposed. It's Seminole County who were present during nuclear tests and may success in making that link, been over 25 years. I don't remember the names of all the others I have been exposed to radiation. The long-term effects of that "When I was first told I had cancer two years ago, the doctor served with that day. 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' Reg Price(sq .yd) 1599 ).. •• 0 I Indoor/Outdoor CARPET Test .. • - Today •...... .... I �'tr.a- 2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 13, 1979 WORLD i IN BRIEF Nixon Criticizes D.C. For Treatment Of Shah CUERNAVACA, Mexico (UP!) — Former President Richard Nixon today criticized Washington for abandoning his host and fellow fallen leader, the shah of Iran, saying, "You don't grease the skids for your friends." Looking relaxed and jovial, Nixon chatted In English and halting Spanish with reporters and passengers aboard the AeroMexico DC-10 throughout the nearly three-hour flight from Tijuana to Mexico City. Nixon, noting the recent U.S. turn against its one-time ally, Nicaraguan President Anastasio Somoza, said at the airport that "if the United States does not stand by its own friends, we're going to end up with no friends." Nixon said he and the shah would hold a longer meeting later today at the former monarch's tightly guarded compound of four mansions in Cuernavaca, 50 miles south of Mexico City, to discuss "world affairs, especially the Middle East. MOBILE HOME FIRE Four persons narrowly escpaed a fire that swept through their mobile home early Thursday morning near Maitland, according to Seminole County deputies. MIAMI (UP!) — The murder trial of accused coed slayer Theodore Bundy was recessed today until Monday morning because Bundy complained of nausea and an examining physician found he had a communicable viral infection. Circuit Court Judge Edward Cowart said Dr. Lawrence V. Hastings examined Bundy in his Dade County Jail cell and decided that Bundy needed to remain under treatment for at least 48 hours. That ruled out scheduled court tsslons today and Saturday. "This is typical of Friday the 13th," Cowart told the courtroom. "What can I tell you?" Cowart said he was satisfied with Hastings' medical report. Cowart ruled Thursday that the Jury hearing evidence in the Chi Omega sorority slayings will not be shown a four-year-old mask fashioned from panty hose. The state DURBAN, South Africa (UP!) Police and government health officials scoured railroad tracks between Durban and Johannesburg today in search of 123 pounds of deadly sodium cyanide, enough poison to kill a million people, which leaked from its metal container during transit. Sodium cyanide is one of the world's deadliset chemicals. "A grain the size of a pinhead can cause instantaneous death to a healthy adult," Dr. James Gilliland, coordinating director of the Department of Health, said. "It's a complete mystery to us. It seems to have just vanished," railways psokesman Andre Steyn said. "We are doing all we can to locate the poison." Authorities discovered the loss July 10 when the shipment was opened In Johannesburg. The railway track they are searching runs for 375 miles between the two transit points. - BUS STATION BURGLARY Burglars broke into the Trailways Bus station at Second and Park Avenue late Wednesday night or early Thursday morning, Sanford police said. Once inside, the thieves took $664 In cash and checks. Police said the thieves entered the building by removing the windows on the south side of the building and crawling through the opening. Before leaving, police said, the thieves helped themselves to two cases of root beer. - - Egypt Ambassador Seized ANKARA, Turkey (UPI) Four Palestinian guerrillas blasted their way into the Egyptian Embassy today, taking the ambassador and a score of other embassy employees hostage. A woman who was allowed to leave reported there were "many dead." The guerrillas threatened to blow up the building unless Turkey recognized the Palestine Liberation Organization severed relations with Egypt and Irrael. They also demanded an airplane to fly them to an unknown destination, The ambassador's secretary, who emerged waving a white cloth In her hand, said there were "many dead" inside. She said only four hostages, including the ambassador, were still in the terrorists' hands. - - - TERRAN, Iran (UN) — Ethnic Arabs pressing for autonomy are suspected of unleashing a rash of terrorist attacks across oil-rich southern Iran, hitting a railroad bridge, a military radar station and a police headquarters. The attacks Thursday followed explosions that destroyed at least nine oil and gas pipelines, though Iranian crude oil exports were not affected. Debbie Beavers, evidence technician for the Seminole County Sheriff's Department, returns $40 to a happy Eric Kerley, 16, of Apopka. Kerley found the money on Jan. 6 under a log at the entrance of the County Creek development off Bunnell Road. He turned the cash over t o authorities who held it for six months as required by law. Since no one claimed the money, it was given to Kerley. He said he plans to use the money to pay expenses at the 'Jesus '79' celebration In Orlando. HONESTY PAYS OFF Mafia don In the United States, sat sipping red wine and puffing On and ran through a mauve-covered corridor toward the garden whom Gallo had feuded, was shot while leading an Italian Unity a cigar over lunch with friends Thursday in a small garden before the men leveled him with a gun blast. Day rally in Manhattan's Columbus Circle. Colombo survived In a restaurant in Brooklyn. The killers strolled past three men eating fish at a vestibule coma until his death in May 1978. Suddenly, three masked men carrying submachine guns and table, continued through atiny room full of plastic-covered stands shotguns walked calmly onto the sunlit terrace of Joe and Mary's and yellow wicker chairs Into the garden, where they opened fire. "It appears to me that the Galante shooting was part of an Italian-American Restaurant and opened fire. The short, balding And they left. organized crime struggle for control over lucrative rackets, inGalante was trapped. Neighbors told police they saw the getaway car recovered cluding narcotics and prostitution," said U. Remo Franchesini, His body peppered with bullets and buckshot, he slumped to the three hours later just 10 blocks from the mob rubout speed an organized crime expert. floor the characteristic c i g a r still clenched in his teeth. away, the men still wearing their masks. Within seconds the "godfather" of the Joseph Bonnano crime "Galante had to make it now or never. He predicted something family, was dead. like this would happen to him when he was In jail. This Is the "It was an execution, I mean Just that, an execution," said assic struggle" between organized crime families, he sald 'They walked in calmly, Deputy Inspector Martin Ha Haes y es. Galante had emerged as the country's highest ranking Maria Another detective said, "There was no warning whatsoever, chieftain after the death of Carlo Gambino, who had earned the They walked in calmly, did their Job and left. It was too easy." underworld title "capo di tutti capi" "boss of all bosses." did their lob and Galante's chest was riddled with buckshot. A gaping whole was where his heart should have been. A single bullet pierced his skull Galante, who owned a dry cleaning operation and had an over the left eye. If was too easy.' apartment in Greenwich Village, had been free on $50,000 bond Also killed was Galante's henchman, Nine Coppola, who was since March 23 after a protracted legal battle over the U.S. Parole helping the mobster polish off a gallon jug of wine and a basket of Commission's attempt to keep him in Jail for parole violations. fruit and rolls when the gunmen burst In. He was first released from prison in 1974 after serving 12 ye&s Other neighbors peered from tenement windows and gasped at Coppola'a slight body barely caused a sag In the body bag where the carnage below the courtyard Uttered with double-O of a 20-year sentence on a narcotics conviction. With credit for police also placed the tiny fragments of his skull. good behavior, the law required federal officials to release him buckshot and .45-caliber shell casings. The restaurant's owner, Giusseppe Turano, died later at after 12 years. Wyckoff Heights Hospital. His son, John, 17, shot In the back by Galante, slumped in his chair, had been hit several times. In October 1977 Galante was locked up In the federal the thugs as he ran 'screaming to warn his father, was In critical white short-sleeve sport short was spattered with blood and bullet Metropolitan Correctional Center In Manhattan for allegedly condition at the hospital. holes, associating with known criminals, a violation of parole. Last fall, Galante, 69; and Coppola "died from mul tiple gunshot and he was placed under federal protection at the Danbury, Conn., shotgun wounds," the city's chief medical examiner, Michael Coppola was on the floor, the top of his head blown off and a prison, reportedly because of a contract on his life. Baden, said in clinical, flat tones. "Apparently dea th was very cane-back chair resting precipitously on In February U.S. District Court Judge Gilroy rapid." Gilroy Daly of Turano, struggling from his wounds, crawled Inside where Bridgeport, Conn., ruled Galante was entitled to a new parole Police reconstructed the killing as follows: son lay In IIi hearing on the ground the commission did not follow proper Galante and his guests Coppola, Turano and an unidentified procedures In revoking his release in 1977. fourth man had sat down to a light lunch about 2 p.m. Ceramic The fourth luncheon guest who police believe may have been salad bowls held chunks of lettuce and cherry tomatoes. Braided the finger man walked away and Into the stagnant summer As the result of that ruling, Galante was released from the rolls brimmed from a basket. The wine was plentiful and the air where hundreds of kids loosened fire hydrants and screeched federal prison at Milan, Mich. But he was re-arrested 10 days company was friendly. In bursts of Italian and Spanish. later, after Daly said his ruling did not require Galante's ImIt was to have been Turano's "Bon Voyage" party before The Luncheon meal stayed put except for a single wine glass mediate prison release. leaving to join his wife and daughter in Europe for the summer, that lay in pieces on the floor near Galante's polished oxford shoes But the judge released him on bail Mardi 23 because the But before the main meal was served, a blue Mercury drove up. and blue amethyst pinky ring, commission could not move quickly enough to grwil GaiuiL a Three men got out, slipped ski masks over their faces and walked it was the most dramatic underworld rubout since Joseph new hearing. toward the storefront entrance. A fourth stayed in the car, waiting "Crazy Joe" Gallo was shot to death April 7, 1972, at Umberto's On June 19 four national parole commissioners decided againlo to hear the distinct "pop" of a shotgun before revving his motor. Clam Bar In Manhattan's Little Italy while celebrating his bir- revoke Galante's mandatory prison release and ruled he was The killers entered the dingy yellow llnoleumcovered twithday with his wife, stepdaughter and friends several hours after liable to spend three more years in Jail. That decision was sUll cheonette area and shouted to younger Turano: "Hey you, get off he was married. pending when he wag killed. left. - - operating budget is $1,689,597. Assistant air,nrt M.W. Greenstein said the decrease is principally the result of a reduction of federal aid. This year, Greenstein said, the airport received $151,720 in federal funds, mostly for paying and lighting irnprovements. Anticipated _ã_ I — •, ft .. 4. an increase in revenue trom the terminal operation of $92,410 over this year's $327,000 figure. Terminal operation revenue comes from ramp rentals, aviation fuel sales, office rent on building 296, hangar rent and the Avis Rent-A-Car fee. The airport is supported through revenues gained by PERTH, Australia (UP!) A 17-year-old western Australian boy carrying a toothbrush, one change of clothes and what he hopes is a handful of pieces of Skylab left for San Francisco today to claim a $10,000 reward. If Stan Thornton's charcoallike fragments prove to be from the U.S. space station that disintegrated over the western Australian outback, he stands to collect the reward put up by the San Francisco Examiner to anybody who delivers a piece of Skylab to it within 72 hours after the crash. Three other Australians searching the rock-strewn desert outback stumbled over what may be the biggest piece of Skylab wreckage recovered so far — a 6-foot-long cylinder stamped with the number "102". Not all Australians welcomed Skylab's booming arrival. The Australian newspaper criticized U.S. space officials today for aiming the space station at Australia, rather than risking it crashing in the United States. "The American Atlas shrugged its responsibility off its East Coast on to our shores a little too close to people and towns for comfort. Next time, we suggest, they accept their own airborne ironmongery." Thornton, a truck driver's assistant from Esperance, 450 miles from Perth, was rushed to Perth today by radio - station Sixpm, which provided him with a passport, visa and air fare. Australian and U.S. officials sped him through airport customs in an effort to beat the San Francisco deadline. The teen-ager found several pieces of dense, charcoallike substances in the backyard of his home Thursday. Skylab broke into thousands of pieces as it fell to Earth over the Indian Ocean early Thursday morning. Debris from the craft scattered over a wide area in the wilderness of western Australia. Sixpm radio station General Manager Graeme Edwin said tests by the government chemical laboratory in Perth indicated there was a strong possibility that Thornton had indeed found a piece of Skylab. "They say it is definitely not wood and that it could well be a bit of Skylab," Edwin said. "Stan has taken sonic of what he found to America. The rest will be tested at the West Australian Institute of Technology to try and tonfirm if it is from Skylab." Bill Norton, a telecommunications technician, said he and two friends, Peter Ralph and Laurie hlotstone, found the wieckage at noon 'Iliucstlay about 6 miles south of the small town of Rawlirnia. ' Carter Dis c us s es Problem s With Private Citizens WASHINGTON (UP!) — a pool of reporters with him, at suburb of Pittsburgh. tieighboriotxI was hanging out President Carter, springing one 6 p.m. EDT and returned at Fisher, a mechanic at the their windows." more surprise since his return 10:23 p.m. EDT, said spokes- Power Piping Co. on PittsGranwu said the meeting July 1 from the Far East, man Rex Granum. burgh's north side, said they provided the president with, "an emerged unannounced from lie was accompanied by his knew an "important person" interesting and informative Camp David late Thursday to wife, Rosalynn, press secretary was expected but had no idea it conversation" discuss the state of the nation Jody Powell and Phil Wise, his was the president until shortly The group talked about a with a group of private citizens appointments aide. No report- before he arrived. wide variety of subjects and In Pittsburgh. ers were present. He said White House pollster warned the president that Carter left his mountaintop Five couples had been assem- Pat Caddell, who was present, things "would get worse" in the retreat by helicopter, without bled at the home of Bill and told the arranged meeting: "By next five years "if something telling the press corps or taking Bette Fisher In Carnegie, a the way,,Carter is going to be wasn't done," Fisher said. here." "We were in a state of Carter was wurkin& "y on shock," Fisher said. "The the new speech, which will be WEATHER Secret Service came. Five cars broadcast nationally Sunday turned the corner and the whole night. 9 a.m. readings; (emBayport: hIgh 5:46 a.m., 5:25 perature, 84; overnight lows, p.m.; low 11:44 a.m., 12:13 p.m. 74; yesterday's high, 92; BOATING FORECAST St. Augustine to Jupiter Inlet barometric pressure, 30.13; relative humidity, 91 percent; out 50 miles Winds variable winds, W at 3 mph. mostly southwesterly around 10 Forecast: Partly cloudy knots through Saturday. Seas 3 through Saturday with scat- feet or less. Partly cloudy. tried afternoon and evening Widely scattered showers and thundershowers. Highs in the thundershowers mostly during low to mid 90s. Lows in the 70s, the afternoon and evening Winds variable 10 mph or less hours with gusty winds and but gusty near thundershowers. rough seas. Rain probability 50 percent durag afternoon and evening hours. 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No suspects were apprehended Thursday and the two shooting fatalities have not yet been Identified. Dade County, plagued by a recent rub of drug-related killitigs, books an arrest In only 10 percent of the ganglancktyle shootings, said Metro Homicide U. Robert Willis. Of 150 murders In the county this year, police esthnate at least ?3 were drug-connected. - 519 PARK AVENUE SPONSOR: Faust's DRUGSTORE 407 E. FIRST ST. ALL APPLICANTS MAY BE ELIGIBLE EASY EXTENDED REPAYMENT TERMS -. FAST LOAN Killers May Never Be Found E%~~ P____1 IT1 i -. I FOR ANY PURPOSE! WASHINGTON (UP!) Three airlines are now trying to take control of Miami-based National Airlines under a Civil Aeronautics Board ruling. The CAB voted Thursday to allow Eastern Airlines to buy up to 25 percent of National Airlines stocks, putting the airline in contention with Texas International and Pan Am. The airlines are trying to merge with National. The CAP approved and then posted an order drawn earlier in the day that would $llOW Eastern tObut up to percent of National stock as long as any stock purchase by Eastern Is kept in a non-voting trust, a CAB spokesman said. ','. "It took two four- wheel drive vehicles to haul it on the trailer," Norton said. The cylindrical chunk of wreckage measured 6-by -3 feet, was charred and coated with a substance like fiberglass, and the number ''102" was stamped On " hat looked like two projecting edges. Norton said. Rawlinna, about 240 miles east of the western Australian town of Kalgoorlie, was the last place to report sighting the fall of Skylab. The cylinder appeared to have bounced and rolled about 600 feet from the point of unpact and came to rest in lo scrub on a slight incline. "We reckoned that Skylab must have been fairI close to Rawlinna and we headed in the direction it was last seen," Norton said. The men set off on a drive to Kalgoorlie to hand over their find to the State Emergency Services. They did not see Skylab debris falling but ere told b Hawlinna residents a booming noise woke them up. "1 think this would have been the noise of impact rather than a sonic boom," Norton said. They said they had no plans yet to sell the wreckage, but would try to get as much as they could for it. The San Francisco Examiner has offered a $10,000 reward for the first authenticated piece of Skylab to be turned in to it. Hundreds of curiosity seekers and Miss U.S.A. 1979, Mary Fred of New York state, combed tlit' desolate region where Skylab descended in a spectacular display of multicolor lights and booming noises. A b U ' CF - - 1)0s 11 Youth Bringing Skylab Debr'i's To U.S. Spenkelink Appeals Criticized TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) Two Supreme Court justices say John Spenkelink abused the judicial process by filing last-minute motions In a vain last-ditch effort to stay his execution on May 25. The special concurring opinion, filed Thursday, buttressed the court's emergency order that morning which sealed Spenkelink's fate as the first person to be executed in the United States since Jan. 1977. Justices James Alderman and James Adkins said Spenkelink and his lawyers tried to head off the execution at the "11th hour" by raising points that should have been made months or even years before. cpresent.it i' 1 r'rn I tiP Pü V ClIP Cli U Association has notified ctt iithflager Warren E Knolc that he will be present to makt of tin present a tion a assoc 'at ton's pieuL for downtown improvernents requiring city participation. GEoFFREY POUNDS .\ rentals and services provided and is independent of city tax funds. City commissioners are scheduled to meet Monday to work on the total city budget for the coming year. The work session Is scheduled to begin at 4 p.m. in the connisSlofl room of city hall. To Collect $10,000 Reward - - APPROVAL ALSO AVAILABLE BUSINESS LOANS $109000 to $2509000 CAU TOLL FREE ANY TIME 1•800528-6050 ASK FOR EXT. 935 Sill Penley, Evangelist i, 11%) Lowell Leistner, Music Dr. Pan Amincin Financial Sir,itn. Inc 41f. 9d4 F, 11 91 'P M._..i ,i' t federal funds for next year unount to $49,369, according to the budget. The proposed budget also shows a decrease in construction loan money. This year, $550,000 in loan money was received, compared to projections of $300,000. The proposed budget shows R - - / .:'' WASHINGTON (UP!) Gasoline supplies are generally adequate In all parts of the country, but rising gas prices are becoming as predictable as death and taxes. The price of gasoline rose another penny last week and has shot up 23 cents a gallon since the first of the year, the American Automobile Association's weekly survey reported Thursday. The average full-service gasoline prices were 96.5 cents a gallon for premium, 95.1 cents for unleaded and 91.4 cents per gallon for regular, the survey showed. Selfservice averaged 94.2 cents for premium, 92.6 cents for unleaded and 88.6 cents for regular. ' pf,3.r"1 à % _____ - - - -' Ten months earlier, underworld chleftain Joseph Colombo, with - - 3 a - Herald Photo by Torn Vincent - - 0 NEW ORLEANS (UP! — Although considered a wimpy storm compared to some of his blustery female predecessors, Hurricane Bob packed enough of a wallop to show Southeast Louisiana residents and state officials how the energy crisis has increased the threat of a killer storm this season. More than 80,000 residents scrambling to avoid Bob's path earlier this week drained gasoline supplies and forced Gov. Edwin Edwards to seek emergency supplies from oil companies. Evacuees seeking shelter on a higher ground also placed an added strain on gas supplies in New Orleans and other populated areas. Conoco Inc. officials told Edwards Thursday they would ship half-million gallons of gasoline to replace the fuel ' used by those fleeing the storm. But the gas drought caused by Hurricane Bob has residents fearing a larger storm this energy-short year will make evacuation plans useless. Gas Prices Keep Rising - - Gertrude M. 000dilI Sharon Patlengill Etti. J. Keogh, Cass.lberry Winfred R. Pointer, Casseibrry - I NEW YORK (UPI) — Carmine Galante, the most powerfW the phone." The youth screamed, his face flushed with surprise, Sandinista rebels MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UN) delivered a 12-point peace plan to U.S. special am bassador William Dawdler that offers concessions to Anastasio Somoza's national guard but the Nicaraguan president scoffed at the proposal. The Somoza-run radio station Thursday anno un ced censorship of the press because of "distortions" in foreign news coverage. Reporters were to be briefed on the restrictions at a government news conference today. The guerrillas' plan apparently satisfied Somoza's demands for safeguarding the Institutlonality of his national guard, but made no mention of another of his conditions survival of his Liberty Party. ADMISSIONS SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Many diseased and bewildered Indochinese refugees pouring into the San Francisco Bay area have overtaxed the normal channels for making medical checks on immigrants, health officials said Thursday. Skin diseases, intestinal parasites, active tuberculosis, leprosy and other illnesses normally parring immigrants from entering the United States are being detected regularly among Southeast Asian refugees coming into the area. The refugees are supposed to be screened for illnesses before they leave camps in Indochina. But the procedure is "totally inadequate" in dealing with the large masses of Vietnamese, Cambodians and Laotians flying out of Asia, said Dr. Austin Brewin, chief of the TB detection branch of the city Department of Public Health. Storm Strains Gas Supplies Maf*a Don Gunned Down By' CalmKillers ' 1 2-Poin t Peace Plan .COI Karen R. Davis Charlie Henderson Frank Knight Virginia W. McQuaiers .Iolena Palmer Reuben 8. Rushing Sylvia CoIwili, DeScry Stuart F. Walters, Descry Ruth F. Nigy, Orlando Screening System Overtaxed - - JULY 13 WASHINGTON (UPI) — Sen. Herman Talmadge's voice softened and dropped from a belligerent boom to a near whisper as he appealed to the Senate Ethics Committee to reach a quick decision in his financial misconduct case. "The last several years have been a very trying experience for me," said Talmadge who, since 1975, has lost his oldest son in a drowning accident, ended a 35-year marriage with a bitter divorce and took a cure for a longstanding alcoholism problem. "I ask you to complete this matter at the earliest possible time. I think the Bible says, 'Let he who is without sin cast the first stone,' and no one of us has lived exemplary lives. Please complete it as soon as you can and let me get back to my responsibilities." With that, seven weeks of disciplinary hearings against Talmadge, the most serious action against a sitting senator in 12 years, came to an end. to strengthen its chain of evidence. "The evidence we have is, except for Nita Neary, circumstantial as circumstantial as evidence can be." In pretrial evidentiary testimony, Miss Neary who has yet to appear before the jury — pointed Bundy out as the man she glimpsed hurrying out of the Chi Omega house just after the slayings. The defense had hoped to link the Utah mask known to be in the possession of Bundy — with the mask in Miss Thomas' duplex and the panty hose used to strangle sorority sisters Lisa Levy, 20, and Margaret Bowman, 21. Earlier In the day Dr. Thomas Wood, associate medical examiner for Leon County, described the autopsies he conducted on Miss Levy and Miss Bowman Just hours after they were killed. He used graphic color photographs, already introduced into evidence, to show the jury specific wounds on the coeds' bodies. had insisted the mask was crucial to Its chain of circumstantial evidence. The mask, with legs knotted and slits cut for eyes, was found in Bundy's car when he was stopped for suspicion of burglary at Granger, Utah, in August 1975. Assistant State Attorney Dan McKeever called the mask "extremely unique" because of the leg knots. Cowart examined the Utah mask and a panty hose mask found in the duplex apartment where Cheryl Thomas was beaten Jan. 15, 1978, an hour after the Chi Omega killings. The auartment was four blocks from the sorority house. Cowart, who had sent the jury out of the courtroom during the arguments, said the knots on the two masks were not the same and he could see no similarity. He banned introduction of the Utah mask on the ground It would be prejudicial to Bundy. McKeever had argued the state needed the Utah mask Rash Of Terrorist Bias ts SARAGOSSA, Spain (UP!) Authorities said today the luxury hotel fire that claimed 80 lives and injured more than 100 started in a deep fat fryer in a kitchen and spread through air conditioning ducts. Most of the 300 guests at the five-star Hotel de Aragon were Spaniards, but Americans, Canadians and other foreigners were registered. Spanish authorities have not yet announced if there were foreign casualities. Mayor Ramon Saenz de Baranda reported the death toll rose to 90 Thursday night. Of 110 persons injured in the fire, 70 are hospitalized, 8 of them In critical condition, DISCHARGES Ruling In Misconduct Case A proposed operating budget calling for a decrease of $237,022 from the present budget will be presented to the Sanford City Commission by the Airport Authority when hearings begin next week. The Authority on Thursday approved a 1979-80 budget of The current $1,452,575. - Fryer Blamed For Fire SEMINOLE MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Talmadge Requests Prompt Shirly Rouff, 44, of Dike Road near Lake Howell High School LUMBER STOLEN said the fire was discovered about 4:20 a.m. by one of the four occupants of the trailer. A DeBary developer told Lake Mary police someone stole approximately $176 worth of lumber from his construction site in Shirly Stokes, 27, awoke to find the fire in an unoccupied room and yelled for everyone to get out of the trailer, Mrs. Rout f told Lake Mary. deputies. No one was injured. Larry Dale, 31, Box 503, DeBary, said the theft occurred The mobile home was destroyed by the fire, deputies say. No sometime between 5 p.m. Wednesday and 8 am. Thursday. (Continued From Page 1A) of the 42,000 men aboard ships near the site. But the Navy said at the time of the test that only 31 men suffered immediate reaction. The men suffered nausea and loss of hair, reports said. It later was learned that a Japanese fishing trawler also was showered with radiation. One of its crew members died shortly after the blast; all the others were hospitalized with radiation poisoning, reports Indicate. Nuclear tests under the code name "Operation Crossroads," began in the Bikini Atoll area of the Marshall Islands In 1946. Both atomic and hydrogen bombs were tested. Grammel says If he is In any way typical, there could be thousands of veterans who culd have been exposed to radiation. "They didn't tell us anything," he said. "We were on and off some of the Islands, swimming In the water and playing softball. We used to bat down coconuts and eat them. "Now all of a sudden I find out 25 years after we were there that enough stronlum 90 has been found on the island to keep It from being habitable for 50 years," he said. Apparently federal authorities had some suspicion that potential radiation victims could be living in the area. They oot*aet,d Peteresboi a year - mid shall ago liter reports of cancer In veterans who served near nuclear tests began to surface. However, officials In Washington labeled the practice "routine" and said similar contacts to veterans groups had been made all over the country. "It's not Just the Bikini tests. There was a lot of testing in Nevada, too. I think there are some veterans around St -whowere close to those tests," he said. ROME (UPI) The Red Brigades today assassinated a state police lieutenant colonel in a carefully planned, smoke bomb-covered ambush beside the Tiber in Italy's 24th terrorist slaying of the year. U. Col. Antonio Varlsco, 52, commander of the Rome courthouse's Carabinleri paramilitary state police guard, was stopped by one or more cars near a gilded monument to Socialist leader Giacomo Matteotti, himself asassinated in 1924, and was shot repeatedly through the right-hand windows of his old light brown BMW. The shooting occurred near the famed Piazza del Popolo, packed with Rome cafe society and tourists at this time of year. HOSPITAL NOTES IN BRIEF .Radiation Roman Cop Assassinated I NAII'ON one had any time to retrieve any of their property. Bundy Says He's Sick, Trial Recessed Deadly Poison Vanishes I Woman Talks Attacker Out Of Rape A 44-year-old Longwood woman escaped being raped early this morning by talking her young assailant out of it, according to the Seminole County deputies. The woman told deputies she awoke about 4 a.m. this morning to find the hand of her would-be attacker over her mouth. She described the man as young, or slender build and wearing only shorts. The man, who said he'd seen her before, told the woman not to scream and he wouldn't hurt her, deputies said. No rape occurred because the woman was able to talk the young man out of committing the offense, deputies said. The man left her bedroom through a rear sliding door and told her not to call the police for five minutes, deputies said. 0 Airport Authorit y Proposes Budget Friday, July 13, 1979-3A Evening Herald, Sanford, FL ... I -. -. "fr - .,'.1. - ,, ___ �[-J Evening Her-Ad Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Around I 9 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.322.2611 or 831-9993 Friday, July 13, 197 -4A — [ t. 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 Clock Well, Skylab has finally fallen. A very anticlimatic ending I might add. And In a few days, no one will probably even remember or care what Skylab ever was. For several weeks, the crashing of Skylab to the earth almost domlnatpd the evening news and even pre-empted our favorite sit-corns on the tube from time to time. The media played up the event as the academy awards or the Olympic games just like the Spenkeitnk execution. It was so overplayed we almost choked In all that information. By SHARON CARRASCO But Skylab meant lots of things to lots of people. I suppose some will even miss pondering when the massive thing landing In Sanford or atop a nuclear power plant. At times, we would criticize NASA for using the disaster is going to hit. Everyday meant another day before Skylab was destined to fall. I was counting them down as religiously as I would the Christmas holidays. For some, a business venture was to be had courtesy of Skylab. Some capitalized on its mystery by selling insurance policies to the paranoid and the gullible. Others sold colorful T-shirts to those with a sense of humor and the young at heart. For me, Skylab was a fascinating conversation piece. It was the one subject no one really needed to know anything about. It was up there and we were down here. For hours, we would talk of the possibilities of the globe as a random landing pad and throwing the world into a near panic. But now Skylab has fallen and will soon be swept Into the forgotten pages of junk history. Its fall did have one redeeming factor. It gave us all something to talk about, ponder about and kept our minds off the gas crisis or the controversial SALT talks. Since the 77-ton space station didn't hurt anyone, I would say we all got off pretty cheap In something Wt could have been disastrous. Sometimes the hous e 11101C e, costs less. Border Histrionics Confuse Alien Issue The GOP : i Is P-A'It g Gett n M t VIEWPOINT ANGLE-WALTERS The drama of confrontation at the Mexican border in which Border Patrol agents struggle to stem the flood of illegal aliens into the United States makes the border a magnet for those who seek attention for an assortment of grievances. But the shouting, the marches and the rhetoric do nothing to resolve the plight of the unfortunate Latin Americans who are driven by poverty and unemployment to attempt the crossing daily in search of a "better life," which too often proves to be a cruel illusion. Neither do the demonstrations relieve the strain and stress on the U.S. body politic of absorbing the thousands of aliens who are successful in accomplishing the illegal crossing and are assimilated into bigh city barrios throughout the nation. Recent border protests involved two groups convinced that U.S. immigration policies are (a) too lenient and (b) too harsh. A Ku Klux Klan leader got attention by anflouncing plans for a march at the border in support of the Border Patrol. The federal officers do not need th at kind of support. The KKK is un American. Its racial prejudices are hateful to the great majority of good citizens in this country. it is a band of outlaws that has no rightful claim to speak for U.S. law enforcement officers, since its members have frequently appeared in court as defenders against charges of violating federal laws, Meanwhile, a group of Mexican-Americans, protesting reconstruction of the ragged border fence, called the barrier "a symbol ... of racism, discrimination and bigotry" on the part of the Carter administration. But the enforcement by this country of its own laws and legally authorized immigration regulations is not bigotry, any more than the enforcement by Mexican federal officers of Mexican immigration laws is bigotry. Our laws are not . e llowed . Th is An Ac Of War? t _____________ O'JCt: I'1cuLAt1oJ R a I . LI,HT'skj,: WINCUS JO MO 14AW 0 By DON GRA1'F To describe the MINNEAPOLIS (NEA) l HL'J EX)\7 profound transformation underway within the MI .L P PHi111 t'EOPLE' The ayatollah himself wasn't present and just Republican Party, It's helpful to borrow some as well. It wasn't his sort of crowd. currently fashionable Jargon: After 15 years of there is truth as well as sarNevertheless, being "uptight," the GOP now is almost ...casmin referring to the event as the "Khomeini "mellowed out." summit," as the press and other camp followers Dominated since the mid-1960s by a band of were doing by the close of the Tokyo conference often humorless ideologues who valued _______________________________ of the leaders of the Industrial democracies. philosophical purity above political success, the The on crisis may not be all th e ayatollah's GOP is reaching out to voters whose support ____ ___ doing, although there is no reason to doubt his would have been unthinkable as recently as the mc, capability of bringing it about single-handedly mIcI-1970s. opportunity. given the Although the metamorphosis has been usIt has, however, been accelerated ______ . derway for the past several years, it was dramatically by the revolution he brought a bout especially *evident when the chairmen and In Iran. First, in temporarily shutting off a vital executive directors of Republican state cornportion of the indust rial. world's oil supply, and mittees from throughout the country convened C Coclsi 141w. S.Mc. then In shifting the balance of power among here recently. Mideast producers to the radicals at the expense The change was evident to a lesser extent of the so-called moderates, the Saudis and their when the Republican National Committee Persian Gulf satellites. (RNC), a more tradlon-bound group with a WORLD Oil, as a consequence, dominated slower turnover rate, also held two days of deliberations in Tokyo. And yet, rubbing it In, the meetings in this city, final word was delivered a half a world away In Rapidly disappearing are the harshness and Geneva, where OPEC gave another firm twist to intolerance that were hallmarks of Republican the price screw. That demonstrated who's really politics In the decade after far-right absolutists On top. took control of the party machinery at the 1964 The situation is now serious, so serious that Republican National Convention. By HELEN THOMAS Church, chairman of the Senate Foreign Jimmy Carter is angry. He has denounced OPEC Also fading are the bitterness and hosltlity that UP! White House Reporter Relations Committee, Is talking about reser- for the worldwide dislocation that oil at more often characterized GOP attitudes toward nonWASHINGTON (UP!) The Carter vations. With friends like that, Carter needs all than $20 a barrel will produce. Republicans, the news media and others per- presidency Is at the crossroads. the help he can get. At a preliminary guess and just as it affects celved as "enemies" during both the Nixon In some ways, it has come to a standstill as.the His mistakes in the obvious area of public the United States, the economist-; are saying that administration and the Watergate scandal. chief executive takes stock of his past and a hard relations have been monumental. The retreat to it will boost the cost of oil Imports from $43 Now emerging Is a new breed of Republican look at the future. Camp David gave the Impression of escapism, billion last year to more than $70 billion by 1980, rather than merely ofleaders committed racist because they discriminate between those The energy crisis brought It to a head, yet no no matter how high powered the drama and add a percentage point or more to the inflation the frequently cited but president has sought to awaken America more to fering lip service to who cross the border with proper legal authority secrecy In summoning a brain trust to the rate and eliminate half a million jobs or more by seldom Implemented concepts of "opening up the potential crippling shortages of cheap power. and those who cross It In violation of our laws by mountaintop. lO as the economy slides into recession. the party" and "broadening the base" of the president Even so, a is never credited wt 4 would appear that the oil stealth and subterfuge. ' • ' ' GOP ebeF. L'ogrs.eatt In 1w than a decade b'osn cbriede hat he proposes, only with what he iccoinpliw e Th e new border fence Is only a tool to help th problems for himself by failing to give a reason a policy of price squeeze to a declaration of Much C! :e change is the product of initiative shea. And In the realm of accomplishment, undermanned Border Patrol in its uneven fight. it for the cancella tion of hIs July 5 major energy economic war on the industrial nations. wa ere by a a st one ll cted Carter has run into taken in recent years by RNC Chairman William is not a weapon of racism, and saying so will only if so, it is a war in which the oil producers address. Not to give a reason was to open the E.(Bill) Brock, who has committed substantial squabbling Democratic-controlled Congress. muddy the waters and make it harder for our two that his present a formidable front line but lack depth. door to a wide range of speculation So far, the president has been unable to rally party resources to attracting ethnic, black, They possess the current economic super not need. administration does good neighbor countries to come to a mutually Jewish and other traditionally Democratic his party or the country. It is in the doldrums, reports, Carter refused, weaç:44i4hey lack reserves the industrial But according to that the "malaise" and Carter is worried about satisfactory solution of our common problems. voters, the technology and scientific any reason, even a infrastructure, despite entreaties, to give The ultimate solutions must come from Brock earlier this year staked his reputation has set in. to advance it, the large, educated and Vice President resources one, to top aides, including or lack of a flimsy lack of charisma Whether Carter's on an innovative proposal to hold the 1980 Washington and Mexico City. Slogans and marches skilled populations Umt in a prolonged contest Walter Mondale, that could be passed along. devoted following is the cause, he and others in — a Republican National Convention in Detroit and threats at the border are not an answer. the outcome. are likely to determine handling of the cancellation Is Not only did his realize that something administration heavily Democratic, heavily black and heavily his democracies possess all this In abunThe revive a picture of Ineptness. It also caused drastically wrong. industrialized northern city. may be that history will look back it only in the public domain, but dance. And consternation, not The president also realizes that his popularity The ecumenical spirit also has been embraced among his own staffers who thought they were at Geneva and see its real significance not In the by two of the best known conservatives in the drop severely hampers his ability to govern and of tribute but in billions result was an unseemly extraction more being disavowed. The of stake. that a second term is at crowded field of contenders for the party's 1980 to a war democracies provoking the scramble to undercut one another, finally Carter is often accused of lacking leadership presidential nomination, Rep. Phillip M. Crane their mobilization of reassessment and reevaluation time. footing themselves, the ability. Despite the ImageSo it is Ronald W. and decisionmaking Two intriguing items in the news recently bring home the of Illinois and former California Gov. of their economies. regain control and an energy crisis to With rampant Inflation to resources making process, he often fails to convey the Reagen. ravages of inflation. cope with, Carter is said to be reviewing the They have the means to develop alternatives Neither man has abandoned his longstanding Impression that he is man of action. Because he The newlyininted Susan B. Anthony "silver" dollar just put whole future of the nation, not just for now, but to their overdependence on Oil of the Wt several apparently has no constitutency on Capitol Hill, he is treated Ideological commitment, but both into circulation is not much larger Wn a quarter and is devoid till the end of the century. decades. Geneva may have given them the will have realized that they need support of more cavalierly and so are his proposals. of silver. It has about three cents worth of copper and nickel. Of Carter won a vote of confidence from 20 to do so. Particularly Americans, who after the blacks Although he has appointed more to the than a small band of "true believers" to fashiun course, it doesn't do justice to the first American. woman to be Democratic governors, and there Is no to other high offices, and question experiences of the last months are not likely to federal bench and a successful nationwide campaign. honored on a coin of the realm. now struck a more sympathetic cord return that he has consumption as usual as was the case the new Rhodesian to Crane, for example, has eschewed reliance taken a tough stand against This Is a far cry from the time, not so many years ago, when with Congress on the energy question, government, the "Black Caucus" has to utter yet after the 1073 crisis. upon emotional right-wing Issues such as gun visitors to Las Vegas could get all the real silver dollars their Earlier this week, the White House hailed the If so, Jimmy Carter in the end shoqld have control, abortion and school busing, In favor of a a word of praise. paper money would buy. also are congressional leadership now has less cause for anger than for gratitude. They The unemployment figures at the fact that the economics. campaign focused on Americans needed no economists to advise them when their that lowest In years, but the liberals are not faced the fact there Is a severe energy laughed, If they paid any attention at all, when he throwing Reagen's advisers are considering a strategy to circulate because paper silver dollars became too valuable motorists on over his concern for the jobless. crisis. Angry the homefront called upon the country to see In Its energy . any bouquets his official entry into the of following example of Gresham's money had been debased. In a classic convince The Democratic leadership holds out on probably did more to the lawmakers. problems the moral equivalent of war. year with a campaign race later this out by the presidential was driven disappeared because It law, silver money But Carter cannot enjoy the luxury of saying, OPEC in Geneva may now have put sufficient heavily reliant upon speeches about urban Issues ratification of the Strategic Arms Limitation cheaper currency. "I told you so." He can only hope that they mean meaning Into that advise to at last convince and extensive travel throughout the in. Treaty. Senate Majority Leader Robert Byrd As though to underline the Anthony dollar's weakness, the And Sen. Frank business. not made up his mind. still has country and Congres& dustirallzed Northeast. Social Security Administration gave out some startling figures the other day. A 20-year-old worker starting out today will be entitled to receive $&4000a year when he or she retires 0 years hence, in the year ZU. The Social security peopie prewct the average wage in that year will be $162,000, with Social Security taxes being levied on all earnings up to $378,000 a year. By comparison, the maximum Individual Social Security benefit now is $6,390 and the average is $5,082, the maximum payroll tax is $1,404 on earnings of $22,900. The scary part of all this is the certain knowledge that it will be as difficult to get by on Social Security benefits of $64,000 in WASIUNGTON — One of the most Important demoted or forced to, transfer. "She's not the the stipulatiun Wt cvntrol of intelligence will be 113, was that Siemer's people wanted to protect the year 2025 as It Is for pensioners to make ends meet now on lessons of Watergate was — or at least should most loved person," said one source with dry given to the Defense Department in time of war. intelligence secrets at the cost of the defendant's only $5,000. have been — that "national security" cannot be understatement. She has also managed to hang onto a rights. "They didn't care if the kid got a fair trial used as a cloak and dagger by the Intelligence Siemer came to the government from the bureaucratic plum — the National Security or not," one official said. At one point, Slemer's community to gut the constitutional rights of prestigious Washington Law firm of Wilmer, Agency, which will stay under the Pentagon's office proposed that the Justice Department try BERRY'S WORLD individual Americans. The Nixon ad- Cutler and Pickering, whose senior partner, wing instead of going to the CIA. to fool the Soviets by prosecuting Kampiles ministration's best and brightest wound up in Lloyd N. Cutler, was recently retained by Slemer's attitude toward restraints on in. without admitting that he had turned secrets prison for their unwillingness to grasp this President Carter to lobby SALT II through the telligence activities have astonished some of her over to the Russians — despite the fact that he simple truth. Senate. The law firm's "In" with Carter may colleagues. 9ources say she has been the leader had signed a confession to that effect. And, of Now, as public outrage has forced some explain the amazing clout Steiner has arrogated of those advocating an intelligence charter loose course, the Soviets already knew what he had enough to allow such practices as CIA sot- sold them. restraints on the FBI, the CIA and other federal to herself In Intelligence matters. of Americans abroad. She has also a veillance Intelligence agencies, It ii becoming apparent This clout has been demonstrated in The jwdce Department hoped to use the aides, Daniel shown a reluctance to require FBI members of Jimmy Carter's team are number that some of ways. One of her former and CIA KIIDpl1U case to restore public confidence In the no more willing to tighten the leash on Uncle Silver, has been appointed general counsel of the accountability to Congress and the public. In community and in the adSterner may have breathed fire in :'e wrong Sam's undercover agents than the Nixon gang CIA; another, Gil Kujovich, is now executive inhstratien's control over it. The White House in on was, director of the White House's Intelligence direction, tho1gh, when she tried t ilovewhose finally gave Justice permission to try the case as it A leader of the "old guard" that' wants in- Oversight Board. Sources told us Sterner Is the Justice Department recently. J ct., saw M. Is 4n oil telligence gathering unrestricted In the name of currently trying to maneuver another protege, boss, Attorney General Griffin B This didn't stop Sterner. She demanded that of President Cart er, .4CVded national security Is Deanne Siemer, 38-yearoLd Rich Stone, Into Silver's former position as Ge0151& buddy in one of her representatives be allowed to aft at the Defense Department general counsel. She was general counsel of the National Security Agency. trm3foflflIfl the Pentagon's dread Dragon Lady progim taiie during the trial. riai This nervy into a paper tiger. named to the powerful post by Carter on April lAtWeream attempt was nixed by Justice. Sinner's weight has also been felt in the The clash occurred over the prosecution of Fool's Day, 1977, but her appointment has been ____ longstanding bureaucratic feud between the William P. Kampiles, a CIA employee who sold David Ready, the federal prosecutor in the no latthig matter for those who have crossed Pentagon and the CIA over which agency should documents to Soviet agents-Although the case, explained that he "didn't want any dead her P be top dog In Intelligence matters. The power Defense Dep would seem artment'sinterest to weight at the counsel table." U Sterner's aide Long4egged and ahort4ernpered, Sterner has struggle Is going on In the Special Coordinating have been peripheral at best, Sterner demanded had shown up and tried to Interfere, Ready an abrasive, Intimidating style that has earned Committee, a National Security Council group participation in the trial, r4ntmlqg that highly aided, he would have had the U.S. marshals her the sobriquet "Dragon Lady" In some charged with producing a new charter to Let the classified material would be endangered II "come haul him away," government circles- Those who are trying to FBI and CIA know exactly what they can and Kamplles' prosecution wasn't handled her way. (L4' Footnote: Siemer did not return our repeated curb the spooks are only the latest targets of *r cannot do. The Justice Department resisted Sterner's calls; we visited her office, but she refused to see 'How much will it cost? How much do you Sources close to the committee told us that meddling, wrath: In her two years at the Pentagon, more us. Her deputy Brent Ruhforth also refused LJAI'7" •I,nn h.It k.., r4nff hnm kpan firpjl cIn,nphu,lnIn..1m ,.J...,-a..,. - Friday, July 13, 1979—SA rLuOL',Nf WfiL l/ OF IDIAL IiJIJG ARtAc iR1h110J IW5ULM1QNI R / IS 11R c7.frl r 0 WITARL~ WALL ____ . CiUI1JG WALL ISULA1lOI4 5011'I Rlq I _______________ _____________ AcVLIAHCEiS MiU?OJ.&Vt O WN, AND PLEMJr o sicz ourslE OF Ar C PRVtR L'Jt0P QEA GULAflOJ R INSVLAnm ___ ______ _____ p _______ _______ . /0 WASHINGTON C arter 6 Crossroads 0 I1ihIiI1fl I1'L 1t1 1' 12% OF 1'o'rAt. WA1t REATErlP4SU1ATTOIJ:R5 UNGAR.M. __ (— AIR _r The new home above meets all the requirements of 1 0 - Inflation Realloty : lilt A Watt-Wise Living borne initially Costs a little more. Why? Because it contains even more energy-saving features, and is certified by FPL to use up to 25% less Florida's new Energy-Efficiency Building Code of March, 1979. It was designed with features to help conserve our0 energy rsources And it requires less electricity than previously built new homes. 'Why? Because it has better insulation, less heatwelcoming window areas, and more effic lent water heating ari&air conditioningtms. The Code was a contribution to solving our energy problems, and homes built along its guidelines help the buyer save electricity. But not to the same dramatic degree as the Watt-Wise Living home shown on the right.. electricity than the home on the left which meet the Building Code minimum standards. But the initial additional cost, when included as part Of your mortgage, is more than paid for by the javings on Your monthly electric bill. What's more, you're making a wise investment for the future, because the energy-saving features can only enhance its resale value. In short, the Watt-Wise home meets and exceeds the new Florida Building Code with additional energySaving options. 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Rajack & Sons Spolski ConstrLlcriofl, Inc. Gino Ratti Builder MarjIu)tI Homes, Inc. Edward Spent) Const, (North P'int SID) Jim Garrison, Inc. Sit:eI (nsrruction, lOL. Bechtel ( nst ructiun G. H. L. Construction (. \iwrablc Builders, Inc. Seah irJ A. B. I. Builders, Inc. - Wig Comment. El - - - - .-. - 0 - 5 0 - -. - -........ . -. 5 -- -. 0 ' • S• *0- - 00• •0 0 • 0 •-_,, �'A—Evening Herald, BLONDIE Sanford, Fl. F rids y,July 13, 1979 by Chic Young ' HERE YOUR PAYCHECK, , MR BUM B1ATETA'E5OC(ALSEcURIVY WELL.YJ cAI<I 5) wiTh 'tj, 'ytJ KNOW! MEOICAL AND RETEMENT TAKEN OUT ThERES NOT MUCH LEP1) 4 1,0 JUST LIRE O SEE „, ) A LITTLE OF IT WHILE J -.- -r1r'15T1I_I_H LLHERE' U Cort sone i jJ (' .) 11 _____ ir it1 J __ ________ 7•13 ________ ________ BEETLE BAILEY by Mon Walker WHY IPN'T YOU BLAND! BLAND! CAN 'T YOU SPICE THINGS UP, COOKIE/ SAY 33 Propels with 50? 7-113 E 0 6 Italian art temporarily 40 Confused center 7 Foe - THE BORN LOSER by Art Sansom rT1AV6 11 TLL bft 2 1 ___________ - - - 12 - - - - - 19 IIA 00 b 001W IT 7-Is - —— - 25 26 27 THIS IS YO R FAVORITE 4 ROck'1OcA'E NE., _____ ' TEEMS LIKE EVERYONE IS LISTENING ¶5 TO HIM '-zSIGNING IN 10 - - BECAUSE WHEN *N.G G.. lAIRS LISTENS! __ — - - 30 31 32 48 48 49 say that fever is not a common . . ' Aft . . ) I•%•_ d 1HPtT WE NO LC*JGE — — — 'k- ILThEM. ) • come in contact today will not July 14,1979 quickly be forgotten. You'll SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec. that has been very difficult for 21) A favor that is not easily 10 A 1910 Jumeau dol from (he New ork Doll flospital. So it took skill to achieve the woman might sell her soul for. German bisque simple because Chais says. "The best way to there are crac ks or repairs. We superb. Much better than i A MR. NUTCHELL HOW \ I IOES HE CAN I GET SMART P BOUNCING WHEN I WAS A BcIt4 r ALWAYS WANTED 10 A TENNIS BALL ON THE LIBRARY STEPS'? THAT. I BUT I HAL? 10 BE 1 TENT M BOUNIC THE STEPS HOME.' SOMETIMES, ( vCLiR THOUGH. LIP FATHERS GO 10 _________ T}4E"' O HELP, 1ISCILLA By JUDY LOVE Special To The Herald ___________ by Stoffel & Helmdahl BUGS BUNNY HEY, uG9,c4E ON OVER .- L'VE GOT 50*IETh IN Tiii' 1"TER øe 0"• "'' you., 91 T' TAKe A NAP.' E HH. ..WKAT' ii '110 SHOW UP Poc." A LOT 10 OL*TeR ELP - E' 4 " . • 10 9 8 7 4 •KQJ5 easy to employ all three. Your becomes necessary. You'll 4. A Q new Astro-Graph Letter tells make a wise judgment. j oj~xpiy, ___ . ___________ __________4e44f9JØ : PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) You can win over to your corner DTU]1 = r G4M P/NP HER.' 9I SON.' X'u.. Tf CALL IF W4 H. J HEAR 'M Our A .s%jE,f fl .$OMONE WHO PAY TAXES HERE 0 HAVEN'T I 4ATENORI SEPT' KIP' soT' _____ . TO WE 5 • 1 'DiPmS 7 3 Y. ioo1g.) _ TUMBLEWEDS ANP MO MAPS Th ONLY / r> \WHY EFOF F. M A1'l'MPT I tAUS G(J TO FLING A1'N-&AEJ ___ _____ ArwOFjWHiSI. I SI.INGERS \6F1AI.l.T/ SHO1(JN OVER A ROW OF GONfI!ING I INK. you WAIrf %OD i g Mr. ________ rashes usually indicate marked - M. ( O,C 5 81,31' Tt &ONt % I _______ Pftft —a . Arx . ..-.. '. . - ' * - . . . .. -. . ..... ... -.._. .. i.. . '-. - . .. MBD children . - for SUMMER DANCE DAYS. EVERY DAY CLASSES ween them. My dentist promised to make JULY 16th thru JULY 27th 2 WEEKS OF INTENSIVE DANCE TRAINING 9'c4c(c/ 5ance eM C. IN WORCESTER,MASS. kBer, but U the vir& thought 2548 ELM AVE. 3231900 SANFORD n2-9272 DANCERS' WEARHOUSE Everything for the Dancer I What would you do? asmofyouuyouthof DEAR C.: Your child UGLYMOUTHINILLINOIS her, she would give up her job becomes bysterical because .be DEAR MOUTH: rdgofor for you. But as long as she Is afraid of that curious-looking beauWul new choppers! Op.n for one stop shopping • - - 9:30 AM to 1:00 PM . . - Register Saturday, July 14th Is a Gemini. What do you helped. I have not used my vacuum Abby, I don't want them to LONG ISLANDER cleaner for weeks, and I really look like the teeth I hated all my life. I want to look prettier. DEAR LONG: I'm no fortune need to. Can you help me? who D 0 think? respondtostlmulant drugs "become less restless, show decreased fm pulsivity and mood swings, II . Summer Dance Are Here v\, chemical substance in brain," he said at a recent symposium In Tulsa '!adulthood. It may be the forerunner of such adult psychiatric illnesses as alcoholism and hysteria, . include your name, address and recommended needle size. Knit 1 Persist according to Paul H. Wender, M.D., Professor of Psychiatry, University of Utah Medical Center. -.- A — Professionals will be meeting daily at On same hours and the dancing hatnxior and she with my husband and Debbie, me a beautiful set of teeth ai ght, white ly spac ed , str nice thinks a lot of me, but her our 20-month-old daughter. results should be very pleasing to all concerned. and pretty. I was looking forStudio rIdrat1on hours will continue from 5:30 until 8:30 p.m. cont ract data that she can't time I run the vacuum ward to having a mouth I date any of ber.students. She's Every $oday very honed and ref uses t is. cleaner, Debbie becomes wouldn't be ashamed to smile . me outside of lancing c1° hysterical. She Marts to scream with. Then I told my sister-inand shake and I can hardly iawaboutitandshesald,"Ob, MBD Symptoms May because calm no, Hyperactivity, frequenChil dren who I went to a woman who t1s of the vacuum cleaner and I tly associated with learning and behavioral that it's You won't look like yourself." fortunes urWi ca told can't seem to explain won't hurt Then she went on to say that a minimal brain dysfunction diaabWiles of MBD may only a machine and me i siio uld keep trying for e noise that FeLIly good dentist would try to f (MBD), may be outgrown, have Inherited an ab. her. Maybe it's th virgin. frightens her, but that can 't be make my new teeth look but other more important normal metabolism of I am a Capricorn and Um ___ exactly like my old teeth. monornaine ,a s}lnJ*Om5 can linger Into ____ _,,.*p Welljo-Do (And Says He Desires 19-Year-Old The Rye Sisters feel that children, ten-ages's and dancing never meet. She's 19 and a idu1ts sho uld now be ready for this progresulve type of dance virgin. She doesn't drink, about. I live in a small apartment Instruction. Classes for beginners, intermediates and smoke or run around. She's my __ 14 HOFSS, I CPIL..L-PA I pin down. Take a ruler I not a I Just tape measure because it can colors. Work the vest with one much too small. While working Measure two inches down frow ntrol it, and It can't harm her, by Craig Legoeft ' PRESS CONFRNC...ONL1 p.m., at Seminole Community College Fine Arts she'll overcome her fear. am very fond of a young lady, 22. She's very pret ty and I . . I DEARABBY: Iama4yearSo(ndt'r'4 new under the (Florida) sun Is "two weeks of Well built and would probably old grandmother who, for ummer fun", according to the Rye sisters, Valerie Weld and marry me if I made her an rduses to See you ouUide of reasons of health, must have all offer. She is not a virgin. She class, a future with her Is not In my teeth extracted and ' MIriam wright. li ved with another man for a the Dancers and would-be dancers have now had over five weeks of replaced with dentures. on from school and from dancing schooL The School Of Year but he left her. I have always had a very ugly DEAR ABBY: I feel like Here's the twister. IJust met ance Arts has swItthedtoa dance campforinula— two weeks of the biggest dummy in the mouth. My teeth were yellow, ncentrated dafly classes, starting Monday, July 16 and con. another lady. She's the kindt world, but have a problem I'm they stuck out in front, and mod men dream about bu tinuing through July V. ashamed to ask anyone else there were large spaces bet- ( 1-I; '_' NO THIMIKS. DWICI%.)AP4YflGN&bOmI* ; (s4t1 'mwi4,iT 5Mm? RAIS WE'LL.. ____ ._ .i. _ lOONIES by T. K. Ryan ' kache often suggests Summer Dancing Begins LOOMIS ) Dear Judy Love: Department at the Newark Center of the Arts in New need four for the main color and finished knitting a sweater, stretch) and place a pin abot Jersey, will appear in a piano concert Sunday, at 8 one each for the two contrasting t ried it on and now find that it's one inch from the side edge A ____ 000 Danish Petite yarn. You will ________________________ __________ — "monster" that makes such a threatening moise. Show her thari most men in their 40s. how harmless it is by letting her D ear Many of Us don't have ways to health maintains a balance man g work, rest and I'm well-to-do and can retire turn it off and on, and also by spin our wheels and toot our am on letting her guide it. When rdcreation," said Dr, Proctor. with a pension anytime. I work whistles. ' Abby for a big airline. I can offer a I Debbie realizes that she can ' girl a good home and travel. co ,.. r 4~ AS WL LOOM/S LOVE cLfLr... -' " __ __ . in the pattern for about thre,. Inches. Smooth out the swatch. KNITKNACKS Zelma Bodzin, former Chairwoman of the Piano choosing six balls of Bernat CONCERT somebody or something, AT SCC SUNDAY difference between a rut and a cluding; physicail, mot have . ". FREE variety of "pleasure sources," grave is the size, "I also question the mental and must have a good sense of DEAR ABBY I am 62, in health of an executive who humor. "A person in good mental good health and still a better lacks fun or hobbies in his life. fJ 'X WHLTI.E ON __ ____ ____ You can get a head start on zip code. his back-lo-school clothes by 62) (For a copy of JACOBY MOD- SLEW THE A NYTHIN6 ___ _____ . away at summer cam p. If you have inore stitch., dissatisfaction with one's enfive and seven, or any size turn out OK. Can you tell me and rows to the inch than recital is open to the public free of charge. ,"One of the first signs of vironment, while chronic _________________________________________________________________________ needles that will give the proper what I might have done in- recommended, use large[ diarrhea indicates difficulty In " . correctly? — F.D., Vermont aging," said gauge. needles. If you have fewci Dear F.D.: To order instructions, send 50 You should stitches, use smaller needic An effective executive, he Life is a process of becoming. cents to Stitchin' Time, P.O. always make a swatch to Co ntinue doing this until you We need to add new interests said, must be flexible under Box 503, Radlo City Station, measure the gauge before you have a swatch with tlie correct and new thoughts to our lives stress, must recognize and New York, N.Y. 10019. Ask for begin the garment. To do this, number of stitches and rows per continually. Indeed, the only accept his limitations, inleaflet S 530 and don't forget to cast on 20 to 30 stitches with the inch. Happy knitting, Judy by Stan Lee and John Romit - 'i (t't a head start on his back to school wardrobe. tackling this project while he's Mozart, Schubert, Schumann and Chopin. The piano knitting needles in numbers often and was certain it would rows. He won the diamond in Station, Now York, N. )')A a mental well-being, there are others: ______ FAIZ&Aels soap" ,'.e" .j in his eyes for 0 A2 by Bob Thaves FRANK AND ERNEST "supermorn" Concert Hall. The concert will include the works of pair of Bernat'Aero straight it, I measured the stitches quite each pin. Count the stitches jul misplays it." SPIDER-MAN ': Another clue, said Dr. and r colors. The rectangle hazardous to an executive's carrying too heavy a load. jmt 4. K 8653 You respond one heart to partner's one-club opening. disappointed when Black- wear it wi th Jeans or match it with corduroys in a variety of . a good play for game some. Draw upon thatllttle extra push You could be hearing from or Here is Smith at work. HIS where and we want to get t. deep within you and you can getting a visit from a dear and face lit up as he sorted his achieve somet hing today that trusted friend today whom you cards. He rea lly chortled Jumped to three (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN.) mbana a lot to you. It's worth may not have seen for awhile. when North of his suit. was a trifle It'll warm your heart. isolation While friends Is in the offing for you today. Chances are, it's player "mere two point. bid we recommend at this ways said, you can tellare when today. You'll have a fine time something the whole family is Smith has a good hand. First We recommend a jump to . reminiscing about old times. able to enjoy. ' his face lights up — then he three clubs. There should be TAURUS (April 2D-May 2D) with a terrific vest he can wear .. . worse in the morning and better of stress often arise when they For example, "continual discover t hey are unable to complaints of feeling nauseous blend their private and business often mean there's something stomach . lives. Also, the way they handle In e a person can't authority and react to authority Tightness in the chat may suggest being -smothered by may be stressful. of ,our time in discussing another bridge New York reader asks w hat quite pouiblea reunion with old will occupy most LIERA (Sept. ZWd. 23) over his favorite shirt. He can and yellow for fall. You'll be You hold: and Alan Sontag resist you. AR (March 21 April 19) It ) or board of directors for fear of Proctor, is "organ language." showing weakness. Other areas "k me . which you handle people. Even the hardhearts won't be able to By Oswald Jacoby ed to start back to school in the fall confide In their vice presidents still be able to try the club • Pass 4 NT finesse. Pass 6+ . "I can be made up In a sporty suit would work. He should discard two hea rts on the Opening lead: 10 today an important ally toward those with whom you reality today. "J II•' I oPD,.*r S4 ________________________ pan . ,t-.•.4 •i% I combin ation of green, orange been a cinch assuming one paw pass ,, jonaklpg ability; (b) from executives' inability to and appetite, and indigestion. Of course, the hand had long diamonds. Then he West North East South would lose just one hea rt and Pass 3+ Pass 5 It just for him. Mom will like it, too — it's easy on the budget, ..... Loneliness, he said, stems in late afternoon, loss of weight GEMINI ( May 21-June 20) wood told him that an ace ERN, send $1 to: "Win at SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) The high ideals and kind Something you've been wanting was missing but barged Bridge," care of this newspaper, P.O. Box 489, R3d10 City mannerisms you employ for a long time could become a right into six. _ ,_J . ed," h. Vulnerable: North-South Dealer: South AQUARIUS(Jan. 20-Feb. 19) you what lies ahead for you for the yea r following your bir- You'll be able to draw upon the thday. Get yours by mailing $1 experience of others to bring for each to AstroGraph, P.O. harmony and order into a Box 489, Radio City Station, situation that could otherwise N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify have been difficult to set right. is having problems, he said, Insurance here. "Even coins can't be trust. • K Q 109 4 will have superboy gleaming Medical Section of the depression, often marked by American Council of Life sleep disturbances, feeling heart." It came heads; he led a heart. Down onel soum ' with pride when mother makes fourth annual meeting of the feelings of inferiority); and (C) coin saying, "Heads I lead a . drobe intact. This knitted vest School of Medicine t Wake someone too who is Forest University, spoke at the authoritarian Is trying to hide think. Finally, he tossed 4' K81143 • 1072 thinking today. You'll find it could have long-range effects the additimal effort. _ 10732 7 magic. If you happen to have one such "superboy" around the house, you already know the difficulty of keeping his war- 4 f suse ' f3i . possessions disappear like Signs that an aging executive chairman of the Department of . •, .. bullet and making their Dr. Proctor, professor and include: (a) a decrease in trump. Now our hero stopped to •62 vK4 won't turn your back on who merit your aid. Richard C. Proctor. tp, •2 • others over to your way of emerges when a deci..tttiat those who truly deserve it. You older, according to psychiatrist der to discard one heart and , A Q 86 CAPRICORN(Dec.22-Jan .19) profourid awn of duty makes perboy A. , ::'1 , little boys are famous for growing faster than a speeding on executives as they grow take time for sickness.'" three high diamonds in or. , 9 um forget to show the proper birth time. TIME Toll WHITE SULPHUR "And as Karl Menninger SPRINGS, W. Va. — Being said, 'People who don't take "alone at the top" takes its toll time for fun must eventually .. •j 5 .........one club from dummy and of patience, a'-e whst will win A mature and unselfish you by Al Vermeer "People don't know it but esthetic appeal but not the collect dollsas wonien. "A thll there are lots of costly price. We alwhys remove the is a little person in(] when you reproductions floating around," wig and look inside to see if find a fine doll, the art istrv : g trumps were out, cashed his • A3 CANCER (June 21-July ) gratitude. PRISCILLA'S And you'll appreciate why, Chais says, just as many na probably dimish from the grandmother's attic. Amon Execs of trumps to make sure 7-13-A NORTH • A J 8783 will finally shine on something Olarm and tact, as well as a lot because it can indicate age that's how they made them to,, swears just came out of his part, so a cracked finger would . dummy. Played two rounds fulfillment. You'll be able to see Make the most of It. Don't Ii I desirable than an open rnou'. Cracks may or iiiay not years ago or so I ill, the more knowledge you have, the better to judge the char- count, says Pat Nolan. "Th e duce the risk of chippin. ming doll the man in the van head is the most important maybe because it was easier vestment," she says. "But they valuable." Takes WIN AT BRIDGE YOUR BIRTHDAY dearly what to do. dolls as women.' Dressing'Su explain the disease called plicatlon since the disease lsnot sarcoidosis. My daughter-in- known to be caused by bacteria. ________________________________________________ thereby blocking you from will be granted to you today. 1F Pretty soon, you'll know tht closed mouth is Alone At Top formation, I'm sending you The changes in other organs of the Health Letter number 4-11, body. Rheumatoid Arthritis. Antibiotics aren't used in the mis comIng year the light gain great respect. I collect with antiques, so judgment is the better part of desire. And period." ' cased of rheumatoid arthritis. sometimes causing severe For Saturday, July 14, 1979 744E AMP,- I 8€OMIkk3 VAWA&E 1 men Butdon't rush overtothe flea market just yet. You're dealin g . . cortisone is used at all for ar- form that has a slow indidlous thrltis, It's used In selected onset that slowly progresses, By BERNICE BEDE OSOL by Howie Schneider R1 10 ' . .. EEK & MEEK 'Just as many investment because they can only go up in price as the purchasing power of the dollar shrinks." - LIVE ' . "So antique dolls area superb . fees. And someone will pay the Nolan says, "and the porcelain $2,850 Pat Nolan Is asking for a ceramic was poured in and manding comely I .. . the people who buy through our m agazine. If everything isn't .; representated by the advertiser, there's a nmney-baek guarantee." price, "'- STITCH IN' DEAR DR. LAMB — Please absence of a bacterial corn- Th . box, that brings a wonderful mohair) of the particular Graham. "And we stand behil bonnet. But mostly it's the face that captivates. "To make a bisque head, a mold was made," Ms. Investment... people to know." tt addition And in up to $7,000 at doll auction," plus," and know what's preskulls, consi;lt "Odds are very scrutinizing he says, if the size, rarity and ctous about it. condition merit it. "Extremely slim you're goin g to have the some doll journals it fte small or large dolls bring the original clothes, but hair is very library. "We have an articli' most because th ey're so rare. important. It should be styled, dolls every month inl1obb says And if they come in the ori gin al and material (human or that's informative, . . — — Since you want more in- pulmonary fibrosis and HOROSCOPE - "I've seen those dolls go for "expect to pay at least $100 dolls now," he says. "We are Obviously it has to do uninterrupted translucence a You find it in French and "France and Germany had the start collectft dolls is through won't knowlingly buy a cracked created." called degenerative arthritis. If entirely. Others have a chronic 58 — ". a superb "There's great interest in have other choices—stocks, etc. for osteoarthrltis, sometimes couple of years and disappear — — 62 are Association (NEA). , . ' middle, maybe the way the owner did in Paris, in the 1880s or '90s; and the old but not original, French lace dress and antique dolls Price-71 A u people have an explosive onset bone and cartilage itself. Cortisone shots are not used and the disease may last for a ———— 60 Your wig of human hair parted in the 'So __________ Heart At ability to make fine porcelain,” a reliable dealer who will give doll, but once we discovered '.'. explains third generation doll- you a bill of sale stating the had a doll with a crack on tht restorer Irving Chais of the head and body are all original." bick of the head. We noted thit For an antique doll of quality, on the card because we like New York Doll Hospital. - same thing as arthritis. The a complication or some other location. It may be found in a routine chest X ray or when an X ray is taken because of respiratory symptoms. I must inflammation of the linings disorder. 52 53 57 Win Jurneau, they succumb to the are sometimes very useful in raises the question of whether treating bursitis which isnt the your daughter-in-law may have are so badly damaged that the cortisone doesn't help anymore andlt'sevenhardertotreatthe case than If nothing had been given at all. — — 51 50 59 Temple doll Is coming in." She feels like the dolls are "her children", and can't bear ~elling them. 20-inch Jumeau on display in baked. Then it was removed, Meanwhile, according ho her New Ycirk shop, The handpalnted and fired again so Dale Graham,asistant editor of Magnificent Doll, which the color was lasting. Bobbles magazine, collecting features both antique and "When you're firing do, antique dolls is one of the modern dolls, they can get pit marks if the country's top 10 past times, Why? "A good many doll bisque is coarse. The smoother, reports Newspaper Enterprise Collectors claim it's an in. the better and the more In general, there are two around the joint in bursitis — doesn't involve chan ges in th e categories of sarcoidosis. Some — — — — 56 collection that occupys every room in her spacious home. Cort isone and hormone shots feature of sarcoidosis and 45 55 time. This may include the real live 11 . 29 — — 47 devoting 12 pages out of 132 to with personal taste and illustrate advertisements for esthetics. They come in and fall in love." dolls. Old French and German , Dolls have been around a long mostly, although the Shirley In the case of the 20-inch - 41 44 May By DORIS DIETRICH OURSELVES Editor - — — — by Bob Montana I 9 8 37 —1 — — — — — OF ALL TtiF TIMES FOR MY RADIO TO CONK OUT - 34 do ARCHIE - 21 28 33 Baby' b fit cloth doll as a child, Mrs. Harrisonhasbeenmaking dolls and now has over 500 in a - 24 23 ' joints may continue even in the lungs or in various though the symptoms are organs. Sometimes they significantly relieved. In short, disappear entirely and the 14 the disease gets worse while the disease may Just disappear. — The lung involvement seems 17 patient feels better. There's finally a point when the Joints to be the most common ----- 20 22 Anttl que Magnolia Ave., Sanford, is not Just a collector of dolls. She riiakes them. Sin ce she made - - 18 - - 16 —— 6 7 An it's associated with small other way to control an acute or masses w hich we call lumps condition. The biggest reason is These may occur g on in the granulomas. in that the changes go greeting - 6 - 13 15 'owt 5 Lamb - agency (abbr.) 54 Skin problem 35 Work of an 57 Sup - A Doll Is A Little Person To Collectors Cortisone stress or worry? DEAR READER DEAR READER—I WISh I and related horm one shots are but used used in some cases of arthritis could explain sarcoidosi.s science hasn't medical or related conditions. In most of general, doctors don't like to been able to do so yet. It is a use them unless there is no disease of unknown cause. 32 Energy - 4 3 —— — WH' - 1 bisque head unglazed pordolls who can talk back to you But when passion for her dies celain with matte finish or. inainimate creations with down (no one seems to know ("extraordinary quality," the the roseate complexion and why it arose in the first place), tag reads); the brown dimpled cheeks who can keep those French and German "paperweight" eyes of handtheir mouths shut. bisque dolls will still be coin- blown glass, the ori gin al brown Sara Harrison of 808 2 Arm bone 39 Grant Dr. it have anything to do with anything that can be done? 3 Wooded Frlday,Julyl3,1979—YA What - are the side effects of cortisone shots for arthritis? I have a type of arthritis that strikes suddenly. Th e joints swell and us. Would you recommend law has it and doesn't seem to be getting rid of it. She has a cortisone shots? low temperature, fatigue and a you What information can co different ugh. Can it be cured and what the give me about are used for it? Does ere antibiotics th is arthritis and of types 26 Ulster bride 27 Rams mates 50 River in 28 Present valley disturbance Yorkshire 30 Chimps 36 By means of 4 Court cry 52 31 First word of 37 Actress West 5 And so on feeling Caesar's 38 Invitation re (abbr.. Lat., 2 Italian 53 boast sponse (abbr.) wds.) oars 34 Peace LAMB EvenlngHerald,Sanford,Fl. Shots become hot and very painful The cortisone shots do give relief for several weeks but I wonder about all of the other medicines that are pumped into 49 Lohengrin's Douc I Sticks up DR. DEAR iJ Id- O RSELVES Of The Side Effects ci re t ACROSS 42 Old World Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Compass -JDfAILIII D A 1 Breed of dog point Elo Iii efolsi ioloi E _ 4 Present 48 Distress call ILl EJX Y E 'li JAfLJOI El 8 Possessive 47 Refreshing i pronoun beverage ED L WAIN N I. 12 Misfortune 51 New York VIE ILUT,1 RIVE TIE R 13 British prop state city 0 N IiTü I school 55Part j TO ij 14 Luggage item 58 is situated j A t N S N 15 Compass 58 Sudden B E PJA D point muscular (ID UIcTE1 i]'F I N I 0 16 Culmination contraction u F 17 Egyptian sun 59 Weather E R 0 Al EIAIRI iRICIE I. disk FA bureau (abbr.) I El sip SIT i El 18 Better 60 Exclamation _ _ 38 Declaim balanced of annoyance 8 Abode 9 Feminine violently 20 Catherine. for 61 Preserve (suffix) 39 Aftermost one vegetables 22 Unplayed golf 82 Movie V.I.P. 10 Regrets 41 Make beloved 11 Transgres. hole 83 Places 43 Flushes out 24 Still 84 Agricultural 45Works with 19 Recedes 25 Floøting ice implement metal 21 Varmint mass 47 Irritates human Is 23 29 Cut off the DOWN 48 Price 25 "_._ La beard - ,,• . I . _... * .. - ... . . .•' - -. -. ._ -.. . - . . . - ........ . - - - - .. -- �BA—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 13, 1979 Legal Notice - Judge OKs Black English NOTICE OF INTENTION TO REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned person desires to engage in business as an individual under the fictItious name of LOG HOME CONSTRUCTORSat 120 Kay Lane, Altamonte Springs, Seminole County, Florida. Notice Is further given that the undersigned intends to register Such fictitious name with the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Such Legal Notice Legal Notice FICTITIOUS NAME NOTICE TO TIlE PUBLIC: Notice is hereby given that I am engaged in busIness at 714 W. First Street, Sanford, Seminole County, Florida, under the f4ctitious name of THE CARPET SHOP OF SAN. FORD, and that I intend to register said name with the Clerk cf the Circuit Court, Seminole County, Florida in accordance with the provisions of the Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: Section 565.09 Florida Statutes 1537. Sig: W. 0. Duncan Publish June 32, 298. July 6, 13, 1979 DEK.105 Notice is hereby given that the Board of Adlustment of the City of Sanford will hold a regular meeting on July 27, 1979 in the City Hall at 11:30 AM. in order to consider a request era variance In the Zoning Ordinance as it pertains to side yard setback requirements InMR.1 zoned district in Lots 16 & 17. Being more specifically deScrIbed as located at 1610 Park Ave. Planned use of the property addition of laundry.utlllty room. B.L. Perkins Chairman Board of Adlustment Publish: July 13, 20, 1979 DEL -66 31—Apartments CLASSIFIED ADS OdQndo - Winter PQrk 322-2611 831-9993 town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmetto Ave. RATES I 1 room furnished dupleX. 24th St. 1st & last months rent. Adults. 3consecutivetimes . . . . 3$c a line 7consacuttve times.....35c a line 8:00 AM. — 5:30 P.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Nn D Newly decorated. 323.5681. I I I U U U U I) U _UUIUI•U1UIIUIU Sanford studio apt. everything VullIy. 3 Lines Minimum DETROIT UPI) — A federal language barrier" impeding furnished including utilities. $160 DATED June 27, 1979. mo. 500 S. Oak. 841-7883. judge, in a decision hailed as teacher-child communication in Ralph David Publish: July 13, 20, 27, August 3. DEADLINES having "turned public educa- the classroom. 1979 tion around," has ordered Ann But in a 43-page opinion, DEL.56 Noon The DQ Before PubllcQtlon 32—Houses Unfurnished SEMINOLE COUNTY BOARDOF Arbor,MIch.,schoolofficialsto Joiner said the dialect "be- COUNTYCOMMISSIONERS recognize the "black English" comes a language barrier when Sanford near Lk Sylvan. 3 BR 1½ Noflc.of Public Hearing NOTICE OF INTENT TO SundQ Noon FridQj B, FP, 1g. lot, nice trees. $300 JUly 3), 1979 REGISTER FICTITIOUS NAME dialect spoken by low-income the teachers do not take it into A. PUBLIC HEARING FOR mo. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that black children, account in teaching standard NOTICE TO PUBLIC ZONING OF lhe undersigned, desiring to engage CHANGE Notice is hereby given that a In a suit filed on behalf of 11 English." REGULATIONS nbusinessunderuiefjctitiousname FORREST GREENE Public hearing will be held by the 1I—HeIpVnted I. ALEXANDER CALABRESE children at Martin Luther King s—Lost & Found The ruling lends legitimacy to of H &W ENTERPRISES at — Planning and Zoning Commission in INC. REALTORS TO R.1AA AGRICULTURE Al Jr. Elementary School, U.S. black English not as a separate Orlando Drive, Sanford, Florida, SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING the City Commission Room, City 130-6133or339-lllleves. SECRETARY District Judge Charles W. language but as a dialect that 37771, intends to register the said DISTRICT. PZ66-7923. SectIon Hall, Sanford, Florida at 8:00 P.M. $100 REWARD name with the Clerk of the Circuit on Thursday, July 19, 1979 to con. RECEPTIONIST ____ ___________ for the recovery of an 8 mo. old Joiner ruled the school system can impede a child's progress Court of Seminole County. Florida. 26. Township 19, Range 29, Seminole hider a request for a conditional use to manage busy Sanford Real SANFORD AREA—Newly re. Red & Tan Doberman, County, Florida. Lots 32 through 26, DATED thiS 15th day of June, A. must take black English into In school unless dealt with as in the SR.1A zoned district as per. Estate Office. Phone handling, "DEMON." Stolen from modeled 3 BR home. Large dinYankee Lake Subdivision. Further taming to square footage living typing, dealing with people account In teaching the young- something other than Simply 0 1919 Seminole Cty. Animal Shelter on ing, LR, FR with fireplace. described as in the general location S William E Holloway, Jr. area. required. Wed. afternoon & Sat. of Lake Markham Road, South of June 22. No questions asked UtilIty room & wooded lot. $365 sters to read. bad grammar, one educator Paul B Widene' That property described as: A afternoon off. Call 671.468). call 125.5035. Highway 46. Consisting of five acres + security. No pets 323-9571. "We think that the attitude said. Pvblilh June 77. 798. July 6. 13. 1979 pert of Lot 54, Rose Court, PB 3, Pg. more or less. (DIST. No. 5) Carpenter Helpers. Experienced 1, DE K 101 Seminole County, Florida. Lost Black & Rust Doberman, kECUTIVE HOME—OLDER-toward black children every"I think it will be a landmark This public hearing will be on July only for work in Deltona. Call male, 3 yrs old, Ans. to "Lenny" Being more generally described COMPLETELY RESTORED 2 31, 1979 at 7:00 P.M., or as soon where in the nation will be in that people will have to deal 339-9029 be$v'eenl p.m. & 9p.m. located On the SE corner of the 3233680. STORY 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, NOTICE UNDER thereafter as possible, in Room 203 changed as of July 12, 1979," with some of their own feelings intersection of Grandview Avenue HUGE FAMILY ROOM ON FICTITOUS NAME STATUTE of the Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. Wanted: Mature lady to live in, said Gabe Kaixnowit.z, one of andsorneofthestereotypesand TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ACRE & ORANGE GROVE Those in attendance will be heard South and Sanford Avenue. 6—Child Care prepare meals and care for Theplan useot the property is NEAR LAKE MONROE. $500 and written comments may be filed the lawyers for the children, myths that they put on people Notice is hereby given that invalId lady in Sanford residence a 1120 sq. ft. single.famlly dwelling. MONTH, REFERENCES. with the Land Development 0ersie, Pursuant to thC who live In an all-black public because of the way they for salary, room and board. All parties In Interest and citizens First Only child care (enter open SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER Manager. Hearings may be con. FiCtitious Name Statute". Secton References requested. Call 305Saturday in Sanford - Begin. housing project. speak," said Dr. Charles l.OMQ 321.0702 tinued from time to time as found shall have an opportunity to be . Statute's. ilI register heard at said hearing. 322.4215 week days. ning June 2. Sanford Early Kalmowitz said Joiner's Moody, a University of Michi- . the Cer 01 the Circuit Court, necessary. Further details available By order of the Planning and 3 BR 1½ b, w-w carpet, C HIA, Chlldcare Center. 3226445. by calling 323.4330, Extension No. rI'< tr Semnole County, Florida. ruling would take its place gan professor of education. appliances, privacy fencing, Zoning Commission of the City of recep? c For a career in Real Estate call p'c'of of the Sanford, FlorIda, this 27th day of good area. 337-0216. Bohannon's Day Care Center beside the 1954 Supreme Court "1 thInk what it will also do is Board County Commissioners of bica?., 't thi5 .,?t,C,. the ,'C Realty World, The Real Estate June, 1919. Longwood.Lk. Mary Rd. Seminole County, FlorIda order striking down public call school districts to look at tt.o rame. to? Laura Mae Agency June Porzig 323-5334. Chuluota 2 BR, 1g. Fl. rm, fenced .i.Q. Galloway, Chairman Open6:3OAM.6:30 PM By Robert French, Chairman yd. $200 mo., 1 mo. security. school segregation, and revise some of their IJ!nd a' & E H,iai City of Sanford Planning Sdayswk. 331.7420 Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. c -• , $e.'nr,c,le, Mother's earn extra money by Avail. Aug. 1, 365.5133. and Zoning Commission "I think we have turned policies," said Moody, a former S'a'e Publish July 13, 1919 demonstrating our TOYS & Child Care In my home day or Publish: July 3, 13, 1979 DEL public education around," he school superintendent and head 3 Br 2 bath home in Sanford. C-AC. "-r . e'es'ea it s.a .,- night. Mon. lhru Fri. $25 wk., $6 GIFTS. No cash Investment, no DEL-S Nice neighborhc.od. $300 mo. said. day or $1 hr. 323.5344. collecting or delivery. No icr. of the federal Race Desegrega- '- ''c" it is '' Assoc. 830.0333. a CCII' vlcechg. Noexp. necessary. Call RE$OLUTIONNO.259 - --Tony Coppola Lawyers for the school tion Assistance Center. Will baby Sit In my home for '.I"I' Friendly Toy Parties now. 323A RESOLUTION OF TH CITY district, who argued the chilThe ruling followed a threeworking mother. Mon. thru Fri. 5-456 also booking parties. ADVERTISEMENT FOR BIDS OF WINTER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, 33—Houses Furnished Reliable. 3fl.4129. ire' C dren were being educated week trial in which lawyers for ' PROVIDING FOR THE PAVING "t'S 'CV"' LET'S BE HONEST PUBLIC NOTICE ii hereby given AND DRAINAGE OF NORTH AND properly, said any decision on thechlldrenreadatranscnp(ci 3BR lB. lst&last,$200dep. S""o If you weren't looking for a new that Sealed Proposdls will be SOUTH EDGEMON AVENUE IN 9—Good Things to Eat an appeal would be up to the black English as spoken b COt ;.'t.l Coupleonlyl No lease lT.LJ 11 1t'? career you wouldn't be reading THE CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. received by the Seminole County "•" "i "'i 323.3777 '3 school board. tt1is ad, and if we weren't looking of the youngsters. FLORIDA; PROVIDING FOR AN Housing Authority, Sanford, Florida POuitry, beef, pork, fish. Free Et 'e for someone to do a Job this ad attheEngineer'soflicein Sanford, ASSESSMENT PURSUANT TO 30 gave the distrIct "1 be reading ki'.,-t delivery, mm. $20 order. Sanford wouldn't behere. If you want the CHAPTER 170 OF THE FLORIDA Florida, until 2 p.m. local time on area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion 31--MobIIe Homes days to draft a plan outlining kids like ... and I be.. A PUSLIC HEARING ':E opportunity to earn Three to ________________— -- STATUTESON THE PROPERTIES July 27, 1979, for the Renovation of Meats. "' C'S'ER THE ADOPTION Five Hundred dollars a steps to be taken to help be urn doin' a lotta sxt.," week, BENEFITTED BY SAID IM. Sewage Treatment System. z A'CE BY TK CITY call 1-I00.132.1403 anytime for 60'20R HouseTrailer PROVEMENTSAND THE PROCE. Elevated Drain Field in accordance teachers Identify children transcrilit read. PEAS U.P1CK recorded message. FLORIDA. For Sale DURE THEREFOR TO DEFRAY with Orwings, Specifications and (beside WTRR Radio Station) speaking black English and use "I be trying tO 319-5525 THE EXPENSE ASSOCIATED Procedural Documents prepared' Worm Free 322.4195 r.-' the knowledge In teaching them before I read so I c.a bwv iLL, 'ecets gien that a MANAGEMENT WITH SAID IMPROVEMENTS; by Clark, Dietz and Associates. ",0, ,: 'ti'. *11 b4 held at the DESIGNATING THE PROPER. Engineers, Inc. to read standard English. every word. 'N' my I zioh FOR RENT 1 1—Instructions xm ri the City Hall TIES TO BE TRAINEES ASSESSED; The prolect, located In the City of Joiner said the black English 323-6197 , . -•, me read 'ii' 3t $i7l&! lettin' Sanford. Florida, a? DESIGNATiNG THE TOTAL Oviedo. Florida, consIsts of ........................ Poppa Jay's Is looking for _____________________________ spoicen in many iow-rncunie garren leacner. ''S L ' P M on .Iulv 23. 1975. to ESTIMATED COST OF THE IM. replacement of the upper level tIl, aggressive fast food the adoption of an or CHRISTMAS IN JULY PROVEMENT; CONFLICTS AND distrlbutionsystemandfiltermedia black homes and ghetto corn- all my frIends 'n b - ie si'. 36—Resort Property management trainees who want t the City of Sanford, EFFECTIVE DATE. in a two compartment elevated rnunitles is "not In Itself a 'Jackie, that's JLL to grow with company. Ex. _____________________________ Creative Expressions 3238812 :oa. title to WhICh 'S CS follows: - - _________________ 41—Houses Raborn - Cash for: your 101! Will,build 00 your lot or our lot V Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor i 3013 LOCH ARBOR-Custom 42 in Sanford's finest section is Only 6 yrs old. 16x32 pool w-1200 sq.ft cool deck, 4th BR is ideal for recreation room, 2 blks to golf course. 569.900. RIVER F RONT build your dream home. Has a scenic 'iiew of the St. Johns River, 85x170 lot Frontage on deep water canal 300' from river, surrounded by lovely homes. 520.000. perience in management or food service perferred, but not necessary. Benefits Include group Insurance, paid vacation, and excellent financial corn. pensation opportunities. Call 322-9242 to set up interview or send resume to Poppa Jay's, 2301 French Ave., Sanford, Ft. 3277). I or' %/ll 'Won't Work ' IN RE: ESTATE OF $0.00. of Winter Springs, Florida. predicted. SUE JONES Drawings, Specifications and SECTION II — That therestsali be other Contract Documents may be . an aswssment on the ppq Deceased benefited by the aforementioned examined at the followIng locations: NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION Clark. Dietz and Asso. public Improvements pursuant to Legal Notice clatesEnglneers, Inc. TO ALL PERSONS HAVING the terms of Chapter 110 of the 500 West Fulton Street CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Florida Statutes for the total cost of THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL said public Improvement to defray Sanford, Florida 32771 NOTICE OF OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED the expense therefor. PUBLIC HEARINGS IN THE ESTATE: SECTION III Dodge Plan Room The street to be The Board of County Com. YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED Improved In North and South 611 WyflloI'e Road. missioners of Seminole County will that the administration of the estate Edgemon Avenue located within the SUite 201 hold a public hearing in Room 203 of SUE JONES. File City of Winter Springs, Florida. Winter Park, Florida 33759 the Seminole County Courthouse, Number 79-121-CP, isdeceased, pending in the SECTION IV— That the lands Sanford, Florida on August 25, 1979 Circuit Court for SEMINOLE ,ppn whIch the assessment shall be Central Florida Build. atl:OOP.M.,orassounthereafteras County, Florida, Probate Division, levied are all of en Exchange the lots and lands possIble, to consider a specific land the address of which is COUNTY adjoining and continuous or 520 Irma Avenue . use amendment to the Seminole COURTHOUSE. SANFORD, ding Orlando, FlorIda 32103 arø abutting upon such imCounty Comprehensive Plan, Or- FLORIDA. crude, "no one is willing to pay $20 for a bushel of corn," Hathaway told the Ninth International Agricultural Engineering Congress. "If takes out Nigeria and Indonesia from the cartel, the rest of the OPEC countries could buy their food elsewhere," Hathaway, MSU professor, said, custosm "There are very era In rich countries for $20 wheat and no customers in poor The personal provem5flt$ or specially benefited countries because they cannot dinance 77-25, and rezoning of the representative of the estate is therbyandfurtherd.slgnatyt, Florida Construction Report described property from A-i EDWARDS JONES,wtsose address assessment 2306 A Winter Woods Blvd afford It," he said. "The idea Agriculture to R-3A Multl.Family is 1005 DRUID DR., MAITLAND, provided p1st hereinafter for. Winter Park, FlorIda 32792 may make a good song, but It's Dwelling District. FLORIDA. Thenameandaddreuof SECTION V TM manner In AN ORDINANCE AMENDING the Personal rePresentatIve's at. whIch bad political policy." the aforementioned PNOSPOSAI. GUARANTY ORDINANCE 77-25 WHICH are set forth below, assessment shall be made is by the For the world's population to AMENDS THE DETAILED LAND torney Each Proposal shall be ac All persons having claims or lineal front foot of propertIes companled by a certified check or USE ELEMENT OF THE demands against the estate are haveenoughto by the end 'oqiting North and South Edgemon an acceptable form of Proposal the century, there must be SEMINOLE COUNTY COMPRE. required, WITHIN THREE Avenue and the "front" of said Guitranty in an amount equal to at HENSIVE PLAN FROM LOW MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF marked Improvements In farm- DENSITY RESIDENTIAL TO THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF CityPropertyshallb.de$.rminedbym, Ieastfive($)percantoftheamount Council of Ing technology, worldwide food MEDIUM DENSITY RESIDEN. THISNO1ILE,tofilewiththecl.rk Sping, Florida.the CIty of Winter oftheProposal,payabietotheorder of the Seminole County Housing TIAL. FOR THE PURPOSE OF of the above court a wrItten distribution and resource REZONING SECTION v That the authority as a guaranty that if the THE FOLLOWING statement of any claimordemand assessments management, Hathaway said, DESCRIBED PROPERTY FROM they may have. Each claIm must be provided for hereIn Proposallsaccepted,theBidderwlll shall be payable in ten (10) equal execute the Contract, and file ac andgovernment regulation also A-) AGR ICULTURE TO R-3A in writing and must indIcate the yearly installments arw shall bear ceptable Performance Bond within MULTI - FAMILY DW El.L IN G bails for the claim, the name and inti,t will need to be overhauled. at the rats of eight percent ten (10) days after the award of the address of the creditor or his agent "Many developing countries DISTRICT. The West ¼ of the Southeast thedate Contract. attorney, and the amount o acceptance of the ImprOvements have cheap food policies which lying South of S.R. 126, in Section 36, or claimed, If the claim is not yet due, provided for hsnin; however, said TIME - AND discourage farmers," he said. Township 21 South, Range 30 East, the date when it will become due assessments may be paid wllhoi CONTRACT Seminole County, Florida, LESS the shall be stated. If the claim Is interest LIQUIDATED DAMAGES any time within thirty "They overvalue their currency South 660 ft. of the West 165 feet contingent or vnliquldated, the (300 daysatafter Work under this Agreement shall the Improvement which amounts to a subsidy for theroof. Consisting of 27 acres more nature of the uncertainty shall be completed and the is be commenced upen written notice resolution ap. imports and a tax on exports. or less. Further described as In the stated. If the claim is secured, the proving same has been adopted by to proceed, and shall be completed within 60 calendar days of the location of SR 126, ¼ mile seuclrty shall be described. The theCitycuncIlofpheCityofwiq There's no Incentive farm- general west of Tuskawilla Road. commencement of the Contract claimant shall deliver sutficloed Sorings, Florida. ra to produce more." Further, the Planning and Zoning copies of the claim to the clerk to SECTION Vu—met the total Time as defined in the General He said, however, that the Commission of Seminole County will enable the clerk to mail one copy to estimated cost of the public , Conditions of the Contract. a public hearing in Room 203 of each personal representative. In case of failure to complete the provement Provided for herein is sudden hike In prices might hold the Seminole County Courthouse, All persons interested in the work within the time named herein force developing nations tO Sanford, Florida, on August I, 1979 estate to whom a copy of this Notice SECTION Viii -That fliers shall or within such extra time as may. have been allowed by extensions, 4evalue their currencies to at 1:30P.M., oral soon thereatter as of Administration has been mailed be on fil* with the City Clerk of to review, hear comments ar. required, WITHIN THREE City of Winter Springs, Florida, an the undersigned agrees to pay the duce their balance of pay. Possible, and make recommendations to the MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF assessmentpiatshowingffi,5•0 Owner or have the Owner withhold :rneuts deficit, thus giving their Board of County Commissners on THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF be assessed with plans and from such sums as may be due him THISNOTICE,toflleanyob(ectloin specificaIionsandane,timat,ot, the amount of 550.00 per calendar .fnners a chance at the export the above captioned ordinance. one benefits. few 912 French Ave. for - oil Additional information may be they may have that dialionge the cost of the priposed ImnPrOV.rnSnt ,da in liquidated damages in ac obtained by contacting the Land validity of the decedent's will, the whichshallbeopentelnspad Co,danCe with Article 16 of the ::.:A Washington State UniversiDevelopment Manager at 332.4330, qualifications of the personal of the public, Supplementary General CondItions. representatIve, or the venue or y professor told the conference Ext. 306. SECTION IX - mi Reso1utlo. Miesrity lesliwsi lulerpetse Persons not able to attend the iurisdiction of the court. The goal for participation by shall remain itt force untIl sup. it until 13059, It has beei Pheaningwtiowisp,tocommentontp,, ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND plementad, amended, repealed or Minority Business Enterprises In :wlprofltable for private indu* proposed actions may Submit OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED otherwise altered. fulfiliingtheterms.ndcunditionsot :ty-to explore alternate energy written statements to the Land WILL BE FOREVER BARRED SECTION X - All resohj$ion or any and all contracts Issued nas Development Division prior to the Date of the first publication of this parts of resolutions In conflict with bI$fl established as twenty percent :'urces. scheduled public hearing. Persons Notice of AdmInistration: July 13, this riwolution are hereby r.ps (30 Pd.) of the total contract award. (rlW.Ha1l,deanoftheWSU appearing at tie hearIngs may 1979. SECTION Xi - This RflOIUtiOn ______________________ submit written statements or EDWARDS. JONES shailtak.immediate.øec$uponfls OWNER'S RIGHTS RESERVED be As Personal Represantative of passage and approval, heard orally. The Owner reserves the right to the Estate of by order of the Board of County PASSED and ADOPTED this 39th relect any or all Proposals and to Ccmmissloners of Seminole County, SUE JONES day of May, 1977. waive any informauitX or Florida. Deceased CITY OF WINTER SPRINGS. technicalIty in any Proposal in the Arthur H. Beckw.th, Jr. ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL FLORIDA interest of the Owner. Clerk to the Board of REPRESENTATIVE: by: Tray J. Piland Dated: July 2, 1979 '- *'ki% Mayor ATTEST: Mary 1. Norton City Clerk P.O. Box 1150 WINTER PARK, FLORIDA - Executive Dirgctor Iblish July 5, 30, 1 IS, Is, 2 21 Apply - - . - - .- .__._,-_.._-__....,•,-_'_J ........... ', -. . - ------------ '—'--r--- - STEMPER ' REALTOR 322-1991 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE - - Eves 662 355 322 1959 -EVERY DAY IS BARGAIN (.*AY IN THE WANT ADS 322 2611 or 8319993 -- BuIld to suit — our lot or yours. FHA.VA,FHA 235 1.345 ML! . New 235 Homes, 4 pct. interest to qualified b-u,- cr. $30,000 to 538.000 Low down payments. L':s_ BUILDER. 322 2787. "- -' -i'' Quarter ,cre lots heavily s000it near Dellary 52.000 eac Ii 855 r.686 or 851 7019 _________________ - — ROBBIE'S 47—Real Estate Wanted ______________________________ REALTY Losing 5our lion,,' A c ri'tI,t ' I ill (5tCh up 1,1(k pavin,'r,t', A buy i'qu 0 12? 0218 701'Bldg. E.AitamonteDr. : ST E N ST R IJ rvl RESIDENTIAL : $32500- FISHING 2 BR 2 13. CB. w C BAA, canal front, boat house & fenced yd Welaka. Fl REALTY OVER 5: MILLION IN SALES BRU JUNE i I JUST FOR YOU 3 BR Ii., bath home in C C Manor with remodeledeat in kit. w w carpet, porch, pan Fla Pm & DR & More' BPP WARRANTED Wow. 530.500 Pinecrest' Lq I '.13, 0.0:00 .lr!'.1 pan FIa Pm , w w carpet, util rm & close to schools & shop pi0gi BPP WARRANTED Dropped to s-*.sooi FANTASTIC 4 BR 3': bath horn,' wit?, every imaginable fiiturt" I'ool A p,,t,Oi g ita Pm wilh wet bar. DR. t'q 0 eat in kit. & huge BPs, More More' BPP WAPI1ANTED .iusl 90,OcX)' : I I , ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PAR K 'J f EALTC. Branch Office 323-2222 Foot lockers A BuIld titus AI2MY NAVY SUF'( U" 11? 5791 ito Sanford Production workers on both day & nIght shifts. We offer corn. petitive pay & full company benefits. Please apply in person only at 3401 S. Sanford Ave., Sanford, Fla. EOE. — some bookkeeping experIence, must type. Telephone experience. Apply in person 2340 Jewett Lane, San. ford. Experienced maintenance supr. Apply in person Sanford Nursing & Cony, Home 950 M.11onvllie Billing clerk Legal Notice NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING TO CONSIDER THE ADOPTION OF AN ORDINANCE BY THI CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. Notice is hereby given that A Public Hearing wIll be held at the Commission Room In the City Hall in the City of Sanford, Florida, at 7:00 o'clock P.M. on July 23, 1979, to consider the adoption of an or. dinance by the City of Sanford, Florida, title to which Is as follows: ORDINANCE NO. 1476 AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. 1321, SAID ORDINANCE PROVI. DING FOR A SCHEDULE OF IRA. VEL EXPENSE AND REIM. BURSEMENT FOR CITY OF. FICIALS AND CITY EMPLOYEES WHILE ENGAGED IN CONDUC. TING BUSINESS IN BEHALF OF THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA; SAID SCHEDULE TO PROVIDE FOR PER DIEM IN THE SUM OF $40.00 PER DAY, MILEAGE OF $19 PER MILE, BREAKFAST EXPENSE OF $345. LUNCH EXPENSE OF $3.50 AND DINNER EXPENSE OF $7.00, PROV 101 NO F OR SEVERABILITY, CONFLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DATE, A copy shall be available at the Office of the City Clerk for all persons desiring to examine the PIED A- SERVICEMAN? Voufl find him listed in our Business - 42—tbiJe Homes See our beautiful new tIP OAD MORE. Iront & rear (SR's GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3803 Orlando Dr 323 5700 VA & F HA Financing _______ I I _____________- Mobile honle I?'x60'. 2 BR.turn..mintcond, 322 3853 WAR EHOUSE -43—Lots.ACreage - -- - - - Ideal home SIte 2 19 acres Close by IdyIlw,lde scirool on V'hlen Rd. 572.500. Tony Coppola Assoc. I 00333, 644-2511. , - S. Oak 141.7*3. a.ApartmentS _____________________________ Unturnist*d - Country Living. Large I BR Sanford Apt. wather.dryec, all electric kitchen, c HIA. Liha flew.$200m'o.,depo$its required Call evenings Sanford one bedroom, air, ceramic bath, $150. Adults, furniture $10. $117883. I BR— $159 up. Pool. Adults only, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call 3338470 Mariner's Village. HAL COLBERT, 3 BR, 2B older frame home, w.w carpet, Ben Franklin FP, 2 new ceiling fans. $22,000. Call us to 55*1 shall have an opportunity to be heard at said hearing. By order of the City Commission of the City of Sanford, Florida. ,1uJ • • _____________________________________________________________________ , I Istat,' Cli,ig storage bu Idifly s,iles lot on Il V ,1dI,icent t Artienic.,,1 Auto Sales Open I S P M Mon Fri., Save at discounted prices Willis Storage buildings ' ' -- - Salt' R,iv,',rt>ro,ik, i Atitci 101 W .'i,itorr,otiv, S,'rv,Cc'. 0.'i'st.'mn - CeramiC Tile . Dressmaking New Tappan gas ranges, below wholesale-left over from going out of business sale-] double oven & S single oven. Prices start at $212.25. Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1797 So. 01 Sanlord, 322 8721, ' Washer and Dryer $ ISO Cash 3220570 I IIU IL Dl Nc.S' ' Sp,'c al factciry purchase on .01 steel, clear span buildings 3(1*18* I?' for 3.991 00. 40.48 1.1' for 4,986 10* 12*11' tor 5.981 00. 48/2*14' for 6,91/ 00, I - I - . F 0 II faclory All buildings include 25 It) wind load and large double sfiding door Call I 305 331 464? 9 a in to S i rn 1 collect I 65—Pets.Suppiies ___________________________ __J Grooming & Boaidng ANIMAL HAVEN Do'i & C,,l bo,ardjinq. battling, clipping, flea control Pet I supI)litS. dog house-s. insulated, sh,idy inSid,' kennels, screened outside runs, ,iISo cages 1?? 5/57 Family emergency must move, need good home for beautiful cats & k,ltons 3)1 4883 Painting Picfure Perfect Ext Painting Free' Est Lic 10 pct disc to Sr Cit 339 6066, 668 83)5 Home Improvements ____________________________ PlasterIng INSULATION t%,iflinrg. blowing. RACO Foair, tit)e'rqfas & Cellu Icj', (.owet Price's Calf 311 08)9 or 904 734 6708 collett — I - buy - Larry's Mart, 215 Sanlord Ave Buy 8. Sell, the finest in used furniture, Pefrig , shoves. toohi. uStOni Off icteaning. com c,al. new conSt Lic . bonded & 015. Qu,Iety seryce t'vvrytimt' Ph 373 0541 or 668 5981 air (one? CUSTOM HOME BUILT UEMODELING&REpAlp S ( [SAL NT & ASSOC 377 8665 1230039 Cash 322-4132 Generat Landscaping Rose specialists, top SOil & till dirt, Sod tay,ng & free trimming 323 2918 JUST THINK, IF CLASSIFIED ADS DIDN'T WORK, THERE WOULDN'T RE ANY'! Alterations. Dressmaking Drapes, Uptiolstery 3220107 Interior E,'ter ion Plastering Licensed 8. Bonded Call 372 2780 -- Sp,iniel pups, $15 - IL.awn Service ____________________________ OffIce Cleaning 62-A--Farm E1Uip. 68—Wanted to - 3?? 410.1 , Certified Lawn & Lan,Js tip,' FREE ESTIMAT ES Mowing 323 8119 After S - , FILL DIRT A TOP SOIL. YIELLOWSAND C,ill Dick L a y 313 1580 --------- - _______________________________ Western Auto 91)1W 1st St i. I I ,IWt)fluI)W'f '.,,Ie", A service 581' ,, li,-',t & Service tt,e rest si-' - Lawn PMintenance 519 C 1st St., 32 5717 ____________________________________ 62t..ilWfl.Gill'defl Ainl'nican Sod 8)12700 (SAHIA SOD 531 1400 sq It I Free Del on 4100 sq It or more ___________________________ 't'l' Hrric'tt"s Beauty t400e MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our ',pe'ciiilty 25 yrs Exp 869 7- I - 1 (')Wt II'S BE AU TV SALON _______ ________ _______- tune' up. Beau , Care -----t t King I iberglas, .10 hp Evinr'i,I,' motor. trailer, carp,'t, rec s,'ts, (:.tr', [xc corid 5/25 3?? III) Lawn-Garden I St 1st __________________________ . T' - (Ic I" .ik"., t,tiI ______________________________ ,"),'' Ii,',, I I 9? ",4iitm,l II., 11171 I - _________________________ Automotive Service , PRONTO home Repairs Electrical, plumbing. carpentry, I 322 403% I __________________________________________ POIISON MARINI ' AI,,v, ',Appliance', Ri'lruqe'ration A C Repair 323 0039 __________________ , I Home Repair ______________________ 55----- Boats 8, Accessories Window Air Cond. 13,000 ItTU $703 casn waver pump i np ton Shallow well, $75 cash 323 1481 i'?' v - I Appliances CInt'r. Iswiy,'I otfic&' chair, several cuc C ,ision,Il t,,bles car (II'?'. twin bid spre,ids, intrer iIi'irr', 216 'i Elliott A',,' . -*1 tS - ' 1 M,in. guilty operation Oyrs exp Patios. Driveways etc Wayne Beiil. 327 1321 ___________________________ t,,llCi,rIF1,irn,,jt St, ARS. Sanford 322 1171 Miekti in, Woods Pd I- urnitur,', tiOuse'hol,J it,'n% B a nr Sat SPACE HEATER COMPL ETC 323 5819 - i- nlr,sI fti-,it A Air Cond I nec Es? GARAGE SAL I SAT A SUN 91,11 5 6IOMAc.NOI IAAVI: - ft. weu, Irees. Real nice bk,, - , with plenty of fish, 32] 4)259 to 6 Terms. Home improvements - ____________ S acres n ,.Q,ei'i.va. eleclric. 67 Air Conditioning PAINT lUG. CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 373 Ol29after 5:30 Free Est _____________________________ I I I p PilIngs Cuslom built iron work Window guards, gates etc Martin's 323 7881. 339 1693 To List You Business.,, DIQI 322-2611 or 831-9993 Low mairdenanceon the outsideof this 3 BR, 1 B home. Gas heat & completely finced. $37,900. Doll house for newlywed or retired couple. Has 1 BR, FP . ew ww carpet & all newly renovated, Near Downtown. $24,100. REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED REALTY - AI.LFLIREJJy INC. REALTOR OFSANFONDREALTOR 23415. French Ave. 333.7)73, 3730779 Ev*. 3324613,3fl.5, 332.7177 same. All parties In intern? and citizens Rain or Shine • Sale on Properly • Under Tent - tier', j? ''' 3lots50x9Oeach--Iocatedel C,tra, Fla. Close to hunting, fishing, swimming area etc. Ideal for weekend campsite. Approx. 7i M E. off SR 316. $1300. Call (305) 323 3021 KENMORE WASHER -- Prls, Service Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 • 1969 (ti,'vr ole? trutk With If ft lxbdy runs strong. lift tait gate iso S,,nlurd Auclion, 1215 5 I rt'ri, Ii .\vt' 3217)40 - Yard S,lle, I vu 'id 14$ I urn tIuuSe'IroIch. pt'r soii,i I ,r t it I.''. books for tv,i A ',t,i,J,'nt', I long 1)1,55 'nIJ it'd ()rd', 1)01) classic,il P. (ttnisti.irr 402W nh St (or of Elm. S,iiitor,l SALE 52—Appiiances Glenn A. Blackmore. Broker - 79—Trucks-TrailerS ______________________________ . basic Cleaning Service .CompleteheniecIcnlng------ - Sanford Gracious living. Reas. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire DAY TON'S AUTO AUCTION l4,s 91 I rn-Ic' s',t'sl ot Speedway (),ytona beach, 'II hold 5 public AUTO AUC T ION ,'vt'ry T ui'sd,iy .,t 30 It th4' Only One in F honda Vou set the r('servecf prcc Call 904 255 8)11 for lurther ,k'ta Is others Surplus cabinets. t:,iceS, w011s A vanity Various sites S,st & Sun July II & IS Only' It -I Gentry Mtg Cu , Bldg 3, C,irrit'r Aye' S,,ntord Airport _______________ Brand New Interspring Bedding '2 price Sanlord Furniture Sal vage, 11 92 Sot Sanford 327 8121 fl—Roonn ________ - ____ Th,irs Ihe sooiit, you plot t' your ( lassified ad. the sooner you will get results : 51—Household Goods (305) 862-3363 Tomorrow Realty & Auction Co. P.O. Box 1328 L3ngwood, FIa. 32750 - _ - _.- ________ ________ -'.1 uS, 5,477 rnil,'s F. ,Iir ,00(t,?,0t) 5250 is 's 3?) 91)6 ,ttt'r p __________________________________ ____________________________ , 2 beautIful French Provincial loveseats $315 pr., must be seen to be appreciated 1 Niagara massage chair like new Cost $850 sell for $295. 276 S. Elliott Ave. 322 4115. Sanford. $69,730. Service Directory. - , Plants for sale. Ferns, Colous. ivy & more. Sat, Only 9to I ?IiI Oak Ave. DOWN ON THE FARM newer- 3 BR 2 B, FR, secluded S acres w house, barn & fish pond. West of - --_ - ' I1u TELL ITL1KE IT IS. Frarn.home 1305 Elliott, needs a handy m6n. Make an offer. Asking $9,300 74 (,ranada Ar (Mod PS PB. Auto $600 & take over p.syi,r,'nts ot SI)) 69 nb 322 6335 -1973 Plymouth Valiant Excellent condition Small V 8 auto, air. p p13 5995 323 1730 -- - ' Aft. )4rs. 332.76.43,322.4169 LocatedonSt. .lObns RIver.) BR2 B. 60x24 dbl wide In lovely well maintained LeIsure World iIe Home Ph. Don't let this get awayll Call todayl - l96 Our L ady Qu,','fl 0? I',',ic,' i', iiauly - Salon Ch,,rs used but holding .5 garage- nih' .0 the Parish I1,,',,' *21 5 M,ignolia good cond $70 "tr Sar,bord Furnitui C Salvage. Il 92 So of Ay,' Satrtnr,1 Sat Iron, 9 S Sanlord 3?? 8771 itaby ltitti dish", '.orrii' In ---'-. tiqu,", lotfiiii .4. lit, it,?,, ---- -----Youth bed i)r'ictit'illy new "Sod MOV NI. SAL I ,ibout S week',, including crust 1111 Din Ott,", A',,tress Phone' 1120530 T,iri 8. liii", 94 Rag. Real Estate Brolier 321-0739 26 Sanford Ave. OVER. 18 701 it, tools, StudiO (Ouch w,irclrob,' disht''. odd'. 8, ,'tl(I'. I tiross rugs fans nm', ri ttrr(, I WANT ADS ARE BLACK & WHITE AND READ ALL )UST '.tAKE F'AYMLN 15 tO 75 ,y,octc'lc Call 139 9100 or 834 0S Dealer I BATEMAN'REALIY 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.7$S1, Sanford I Ioth,', -_- 1I__ JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. (100(1 bu vs \liitflr( 51 l' h,b%ur,lr,(C Ill AIR AGENCY i'fl .1886 or 121 7710 Y,lrd S,,Ic 141) ,iur,'l Av,' Plant', WILSON MAIER I URNITUPE BUY. SELL TRADE 311 315 C F'irtS WE OFFER THE MOST Duplex w-extra lot. $29,900. W. Garnett White Reo. Real Estate Broker ''t Si'?) - VitO S,Ie' S,it A Sun 9 till 815 F',iS,I(t,'ii,i .\si' I OIi(lWOliit Dra;,,'s. clii Or ,'ns A sAOrtti'flS Sale Looking br garden OQuiPrY?i'flt Rvad today's i, lasSifed ads tot 78—WtorcyCIes 71 'YAMAHA 750 51-100 121 0019 ,',,','bi,"1 C '1 Dodge Dart slant 6 PS au'O I ooks good. runs qre,St fl °890 tenS Rest l4,s,'r* Rd In 322-3481 - Dollar t',id for unk & ustxl (at s trutks P. heavy equipment DON - I StORE II. SELL IT Wit'i,i loss- toSt I, i,l',Sitit'el At plate Value $2225 Will sacrifice $1,500 For into call 904 775 1M1 .Si' .1 -16 Y,nd ',.II,. I '.Prifiql,'s furn s. •. ' 2 spaces, 1 concrete - ,I,T,iI A Ri'', '-on', A .',I)Pr,OS,IIS .,tin jfl S6'O '' ,ir -, 80—Autos for Sale 222 5990 - - ., I Pck JO L OQ b0 Do0e I cond SI ISO I?? 21-19 ________________________________ ________________________________ Ilt.JY JuNK (ARe, I rip', 510 t 550 IA 922 -*460 i,l! ', Counler top Stove, gas & electric ranges, gas dryer. color TV. dishwasher, furniture & many oIlier items Remember prices go down every 10 days 2671 S Sanford Ave. 322 1491. Tue's FrI. 9 18.58 Sot 10 S 339-0509 339050$ ii P-i 'n'.- Ill inland Dr I irr, ott,,", ?iOU',i'tri)ld .t,'rr*', 8, I)l.ntS Si' .ii? ____ vaults. Marble Base tot bronze for I ulottcinq, toys A crust - , For Sale -.•, gl,tcsv,u,ri' ,''. H (;,'nt'y ,, on Property 5G._.AjsCel(.rus H. Ernest Morris, Sr. Peg Real Estate Broker 790 N I/ 9?. Casselberry, F- I. : 83-1 0700 Eve, 862 3655 PEAL ESTATE ASSOC ATE'S' , JOI N SANFORD'S SAL ES I LEADER' WE LIST A SELL MORE HOMES THAN AN'YONE' JOIN THE ONE THAT'S N.O 322-2420 COUNTRY ACRES 56500 1 ACRE F ARM. paved St.. trees Only $500 dwn & 5.80 monthly $180,000 - LONGWOOD LAKE FRONT 33 acres w beautiful trees. 800' lake front, greal tot investment estate, or development COZY & N EAT 4 UP 2 bath home' on lov.'Iy shaded lot' C BAA. DR. Spacious BPS, Entry boyer &Much More! ISPP WARRANT ED Super buy for $39,950! Sanford's Sales Leader 49-A Cemetery ( .,,. W)flStriCU?( 75 F'iIil(? McI 3N ______________________________ 5*1.000 4 YEARS OLD. 3 BR 2 B. , CR w C BAA. eat in kit Ig yd ,' REDUCED 3 BR 2 batti home in I holding. $24,900. — sO I 'nitsuna Pr ii fii 'ii'. ti)u'.,4lCiItI Nl,I CR. w C BAA. well. fenced bk yd, practically new appliances DOLL HOUSE 3 BR 2 bath home on oak shaded lot ,w C HA A, w w I carpet. Fla Pm, dining area. fenced rear yard & B II 0 grill' Lots Morei Your dream for 529.000' I ii? WILL BUY EXISTING 1St 8. 2nd MORTGAGES R 1.-egg. Lit Broker Mt 815 No -I Wyntore Rd Att,unonte 7483 - 5)6.000 LIKE NEW 3 BR 1': 13. County 4.2, needs repair. Owner Feel you should be earning more money? Then come talk to us, we have the best training program in Cent. Fl. Let us prove we can show you how to increase your earnings. Need 2 associates nowi For conf idential IntervIew call John MorrIson. Realtor, 331.0041. .1. B. ii, ' & Sold 19?; 77 - -Junk Car's RemoVed cut i,r ,l')l tiitt 5 Itutius 47-A--Mortgages Bought u SI P PR -NIT PR E A 'AN Cl S Sa"$or 0 Cur 'u'' ',.tiv,iq,' 172 8?'1 0; ,, c;.ir,nJi' 'nih' " t ' 15 "t' 6 Ill l',S 26415 hroqui'i', ',i TIs 111th,'', 8, hHIi' lit 01 ever th nit 'it 79—TruCks-Trailers 72—Auction Springs ____________________________________ 24 HOUR 11 322-9283 REALTOR" REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES Hid. Tamm. Jr. 54—irage Sales - , " __________________________ ,;.ir,iOi' ",i,' ' r .4. - 0 il, I 3 .5, i I ilrnI '''I'''" ' U? 1I I 1)011? ,1.,',', 19i(IQ,'WOOcl St Altainont,' ret' listrnq 19 ROC 141.) IT sr t CHEROKEE AND C") Mur)hy N ( ________________________________ I ______________________________ ---- - RIALTO1 ' -.. Property - Buy to WF IlI) \(ti.o I . '., o,W-r ,n,, lW I , 45-A---Outof Slate - '' - __-_ -- REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 327.7195 ,. - wean $ a.m.4 p.m. - 31—Apartments Furnished Sanford-Ui ma., Inc. Pit, taxeq I. Ins. 3 BR, bath, carport, recently painted. $35,500, 7 BR fully turn,, including pans, Refinance or assume. 333-4fl$ dishes, silver, linens, TV & all utilities. Daily, W5*kly, lfvou'reinthebusifssuo;t)IJiidIng fitly. Shenondoah Village. 333. your buslnes. . . use the 3930.. 2439 S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford THIS COZY 3 BEDROOM HOME.eeIN THIS ACTUAL PARK-LIKE SETTING...INCLUDING THIS STREAM... CAN BE YOURS FOR ONLY- $27,5OO ClassHied Ads often. 4 . - AGENCY 1?) W61 or eves 323 0517 - ac. cepting applications for DEL -61 * LOOKING FOR RENTAL INCOME? This 2 unIt Apt. house may be lust what you want. Just $24,500 12 E AL TOP Ca 116 a4- Plnebreue Farms is now DELfl - ___________ Steeiman, Inc. Realtor. DEL..SS #SARKHAM WOODS RD. Why settle tot less when you can have this country estate on approx. I acres complete with guest cottage & barn for horses. 5130.000. Call to See this Today * M. Unsworth Realty frontage on Seminola Blvd. Asking $14,950 with good terms or trade. Sanford. Apply in person liet. Sanford, Florida DEL COUNTRY TRAILER SITE 10 pretty acres in Osleen. Only 517,000 tor all. $5500 down- * Lakefront lot in Casselberry. 100' eceptionlst.Secretary for new plant at 1101 Cornwall Road, 300 N. French Ave. DEL.1 if1 -- --Wanted S3TVR,ldlo Stereo p.m. $3.73 hr. EVENING HERALD City Clerk Publish: July 13, ISiS Just think-if classified acts didn't work. there wouldn't be any! I -- - 4.rIslv - Factory workers for new plant at _____________________________ 1101 Cornwall Road, Sanford. Apply in person between S a.m..6 INC. DIRECTOR and 36, 3079 ;' $44,000. McGovern Builders. 322. 59)0. _______________________________ Apply Quantum Technology 2620 Iroquies Ave. ADVERTISING PublIsh: July 13, 30, 1979 _________________________________ cutting & polIshing optical RON BECK, Telephone: (303) 26U Publish: July 13, 30, 1979 • .z. ISEAL) By: J. Thomas Wilson Ill UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET Sell those things that are lust "taking up space with a want ad mnthç Heraid322-26fl or 831-9993. w.w carpet. Lares wooded t' crystals. Per ,iitt'XIsI1mnn. In person to: Deputy Clerk Pjblith July 13, August 3. 20, -. " ALDO ICARDI to Rent Ostens-3 OR,2 bath, Central HAh Technician Trainee grade 12, - /i 3233176 with experience. Apply Deltona Land Co., No. 3 Deltona Plaza. of Just a few more truc S On Interstate, and we'll all I I driving compact cars. be 2-135' - S Frt-ncti 111 921 Sanfoul 323 5314 REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night 41—Houses Image, typing & receptionIst skills, real estate experience helpful. Salary commensurate a County Commissioners of eminoie County, Florida By .joann K. Hare The Real Estate Agency REALTORS Inc. Want to rent or share home for daughter, her infant near Seminole High — need car under $600. 323-9536. Secretary. Must present good — eat —Wanted INC. REALTOR 323 7832 Eve 32? fIt? 372 1587. 3?? 71,F WORLD . ((CtJ 'Harold Hall Realty ________________ EMPLOYMENT sion with full com- pany floor, pool side, condo, cornpletely furn. sleeps 1. Available July 11 to 2). $175 weekly. 6472359. A A A - a former I GREAT WINTER HOME FOR RETIREES, Mint cond. 2 BR near hosp. & Shopping Lake fishing near by. Hobby rm, neat & clean 538.500 New Smyrna on beach ground HAL COLBERT7 REALTY '' 43—Lots-ACreage - SPECIAL 3 BR- I': bath, corner ot fenced $26500 __________ i WHEREAS, the City of Winter drain field, installation of piping and _____________________________ ORDINANCE NO. 1175 Springs, Florida, has determined it valves to allow selective dosing of . - -AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY to be in the best interest of the City tte drain field, repair of the lower 18—Help Wanted OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. CLOS toprovidefor apublic improvement tilecollectlon heading, replacement Ofl North and South Edgemon of the chlorine feeder and housing LPN F4illtime&parttlme. Apply ING. VACATING AND ABANDON Avenue within the City and that the system for the drain field effluent ING THAT EASTWEST ALLEY in person Lakeview Nursing LYING BETWEEN SAN CARLOS nature of said public improvement and general clean up, reseeding of Center 919 E. 2nd St. AVENUE AND SAN MARCOS shaiIbethepavingofsaidstreetan the upper drain field surface area providing drainage therefor; and and the dittharge header, and AVENUE AND BETWEEN SE AVON COND STREET AND FOURTH WHEREAS,theC1sdesirousof chlorinator housing area. FIGHT INFLATION STREET. RESERVING THE USE assessing the properties benefited PROPOSALS WILL Sell Avon. Increase your earning BE OF SAME UNTO THE CITY OF by said public improvement to PUBLICLY OPENFO ANI) READ power. For details, call 614.3079. SANFORD, FLORIDA FOP UTI. defraytheexpenditur,ofmonl,sfor ALOUD immediately after the PURPOSES, PROVIDING said improvement pursuant to the expiration of the time established LPN full time. Exp. w.Florida EAST LANSING, Mich. College of Engineering, LITY FOR SEVERABILITY, CON. terms of Chapter l700f the Florida above for receIpt of Proposals. Iicense.I.4 & 1.12. 3228566, San. (UN) - A Carter administra- predicted that because natural FLICTS AND EFFECTIVE DAE. Statutes; and DRAWINGS, SPECIFICATIONS ford Nursing & Cony. Center. WHEREAS, the engineering firm AIIf'I DflflIiIlfl Al tPt flnft till nripia hntta tOkAn hAn cnnggiumnn unva hl h. •h nti,-. -,- •.• -"- "• r"'..aj' '"-" U'.' "'" " " of Clark, Diete & AssocIates. METS world's grsLnptoce'w"wonl suct a steep uw.p tnreeent Office oh the City Clerk for .11 neers. Inc. has submitted persons desiring to examine the Drawings, SpecIfications and find It futile to try to use food as months, there will be a marked same. estimate of the construction costs Of PoceduraI Documents may be ADVERTISING All parties In interest and citizens the Paving and drainage on the obtained upon application at the a political lever to force down increase In altenate energy street to be improved; and shall have an OPpOrtunitY to be high oil prices, research in the near future. WHEREAS, the City has been officeof Clerk, Dieti and Associates. SALES heard at said hearing. Assistant Agriculture Secre"Until now we've been calling fly order of the City Commission made aware of the necessity of said Engineers, Inc., 500 West Fulton An aggressive salesperStreet, Sanford, Florida, upon the improvement, tary Dale Hathaway told a them alternative energy sour- of the City of Sanford, Florida. payment of a deposit of $25.00 per son Is needed for H. N. Tamm, Jr. Michigan State University con- ces," he said. "I prefer calling NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT set. The dePosit shell be in cash, or sales and service of City Clerk RESOLVED BY THE CITY theckdrawnpayabIetocIr,Djg ference Thursday that grain them supplemental energy PublIsh July 13, 1919 and Associates-Engineers, Inc. The establIshed and new COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF WIP,. simply does not carry the same sources. Maybe this will give US DEL-SI TER SPRINGS, FLORIDA, AS deposit for each set will be refunded advertisers. A great kind of clout on the world a new perspective." to bonafide bidders upon return of -FOLLOWS: future for a self-start. SECTION I — That there shall be the Contract Documents in good market as does petroleum. By the year 2020 these sup- IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR condition if not later than fifteen er. Previous sales exSEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA a public improvement consisting of Although the oil-consuming plemental sources will be PROBATE DIVISION the paving of streets and provision (15) days following the award of a perience needed, nations are willing to pay supplying 50 percent of the File Number 79.lZi.CP for draInage ther.foq' on North and Contract. Any non.bidder upon Division Salary plus commisreturning such a set wIll be refunded Soulh almost any amount for OPEC world's energy needs, Hall Edgemon Avenue In the City 1c,c,ci RL DUPLEX 8 QUADRAPLEX bldg site, cor. lot, shaded and con venient ly located near school & shopping. $17,000. g - Like the country' Lovely cedar I shingled 3 BR. I 1., home on 2 acres, lots of trec, above ground pool. even a riding lawn mower & 1g. sc. porch for your to relax in on these hot summer days. $53500. New listing 4 yrs young 3 (SR 2 B. C H&A. nice cot. lot Will go VA or FHA, $35300 : HOMEOWN ER S Dent lose your credit We tiav helped others to Iincl FAST CASH buyers to buy their equity We can help you TONY COPPOLA ASSOC : Ri-altor lull 1"I8 ___ 3 BR 1 5 bath, Split plan 532.500 William Mal,czowsli R,ltor 32? 73 JUST LISTED 109 Lake Dot Pr Pool, lakeview, l,rge lOt 4 BR 2 bath, C BAA. carpet. choice school area. 552.500 No car needed Thi5 2 BR. 1 b home is cony located near shopping, churches & School, in exc corid 8. priced right at 527.500 -Low Down Payment to ii: ' REALTY I 41—Houses ._IIIFuoses BOATER S AHOY! See this to make your dreams Come lure Ent rm. is 24'x56'. w indoor water fall & fish pond, 3 or 4 flp,5, swimming pool, all on canal leading to St. Johns River $125,000 I — Immediate occupancy. New 3 BR, i B. block home, retg & range Walking distance to hospital, -doctor, nursing home & down town. $27,500. w-excellent terms, Johnny Walker Inc. 322 6457 or 322-711) aft S -____________________ VA-F HA-235-Con. Homes 41—Houses - REALTOR 3?? 4000 MLS 8. then _________________ This very desirable pool planned home at 107 Idyllwilde has BR's, 2 baths, spacious eat kitchen with family room. seperate formal DR. large covered patio, C HIA 8. a flOW root. Owner transferring A says reduce price to $61,000 - Joiner I I . I I . . I I I Sanford Studio—efficiency one person only- all dec., air, w.w carpet, $149. 323-8019. ---______ 1 tIme .................43c a line U(I IO I Apts. for Senior Citizens. Down. Seminole CLASSIFIED DEPT. FrIday. July 13, 1979-9A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl Furnished: Sanford 321-0640 or 321-0702 0 - -.------------ 1.. -. ", —- _' -. -----------' "'' - - ----------- ' - - "r I. .. ,' '_'*7 'ç', �SPORTS IA-Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Bronco Favorites Breeze 1t Ii Bolton M. Cochran Air Specialists and Adams Auto Parts were bumped into the losers bracket, and must battle back to have a chance of advancing to the state tournament. Semoran kayoed Adams Auto Parts, M. Tonight's 6 p.m. game for survival pits Air Specialists A. L. BRONCOS ABRH 321 2I1 0I0 21 I 31 I 30I 101 000 100 000 Ill 110 211 101 24 10 ALL STAR AUTO Shearer Electric was left to carry the Seminole Pony Baseball League's Mustang district hopes Thursday night after posting a 4.3 triumph over Air Specialists at Five Points Perkins C. Cochran Shearer Mustan s Roll AIRHCupII 3 0 • Henley Barrett Cz.rnh.I,wskl 101 P.ag 3 0 0 Dunn McGrew WUks 2 0 0 Overstreet I 0 0 Seems apelka 300 Anderson Eullano 100 Andrews R eardon Mills 1 06 Jarrett Root 010 Frakes 000 Align Ross 100 Janigo Osborn Tobol 100 Foster 1011 Odom Totals Totals ____ ____________ ______ ri _____ _________ ___________ . _____________________ ______ _____ - ' ...; . _______ fr - . . ._ •iiiOIPi ' :' a Stir Auto Parts A.L. Broncos Rozek McFadden Evening Ilciuld SANFORD, FLORIDA 001 000 0-I 100 310 *-4 Friday, July 13, 1979 Snell AIR SHEARER SPECIALISTS ELECTRIC AlRH 30 AIRH Helms I Granville 10 3 Raiek Mosslna 33 1 Pharmacy 1-year-olds) by 7- Bob Mllanovich had two hits for H.L. BRONCOS (1I Coffey 311 Olckmyer 3 0 MEDCO Block 300 RIss. 201 against Adams Auto Parts, 2, and A.L. All-Stars (12) the losers. AS N H PHARMACY H.mpllII 210 Ingnla I00 Robbins 332 Al R H Sutton while Semoran and Shearer stopped Allstar Auto Parts (11) Shane McFadden and Steve I 0 0 Stapleton I20 o ff Dare TPIIiI Il 0 M1104%IVlCtl Pulliam III 21 2 Electric tangle for the sole by 91. Raker 4 0 0 OlattIn, ° 1 White had two hits each for Hrlp III Abney I 00 Larson 0 0 S OSrien 3 0 I Markham 3 0 0 SneII winners bracket spot in an 8:30 Winners play tonight at 8:30 Adams Auto Parts. 21 I 4 i I Noz* 3 Eby 2 0 I Fortenberry I 01 4 0 0 Harris p.m. contest. while losers meet at 6. Steve McCormick scattered Miller 210 2 0 0 McCollough 2 0 0 3 Solve Bens 0 0 0 Hines Also at Five Points Field 202 McCormick 1 0 S chase The finals will be held six hits as the Nationals posted 1 3 :: Evans 000 Ren Og 3 0 I Mulligan 3 0 I Thursday night, the league Saturday. a Bronco victory. Jim Robbins ologers 1 00 fMll,iII • i 1 Nylon 100 Oomsz I00 2 0 I Totals playoff between Bronco all-star wood 24 23 Jay Snell stole home to score and Kirk Rozek had two hits for Totals 23 4 g ISi Hanson teams was launched for the the winning run for Shearer. the winners. ZoIlnick 2 50 Air Specialists 400 300-3 I I osnam right to host the state tour- Tim Hines and Paul Evans Shearer Electric Mike Henley pitched a one100 111-4 20 70 Totals nament, The top-seeded teams scattered six Specialists hits hitter and blasted an out-of-theADAMS AUTO SEMORAN won as the N.L. All-Stars (12- and Hines and Pat Pulliam had park home run to lead the AS R H PARTS 103.012.0-7 ML Brot H Shields year-olds) stopped Medco two hits each for the winners. American Broncos. 4 1 I Houghton AS 4 R0 1 M,oPIarmacy 100 001 0-3 Adair 4 It Berle 4 I 0 Hackman 4 21 While 4 12 Joseph I** Wilson410 Wagner 4 31 Mullins 3I0 Harwell 3 10 McFadden 322 H. rring 3 0 Smith 3 0I Ryan 3 0 0 Schwartz 300 Gossstt 200 United Press International 333 1 0 Sauchens Totals Cubs rallied for five runs in the Rangers 6, Royals z returning Rich Gossage to lead Esdlent 100 Totals It was not your usual twinight the Yankees. 310. ninth to down Cincinnati. YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE Anti-Disco Ruckus Cancels Game John Ellis hit two-run homers double-header. In fact, It wasn't PhIliles 4, Padres 3 in his first two at-bats to lift Doe Mets 12, Los Angeles 5 even a double-header. Bake McBride's sacrifice fly Joel Youngblood and Steve Medlch, 34, and the Rangers to Thousands of unruly specta- in the eighth drove home Henderson had three hits and victory over Kansas City - the tors set bonfires and hurled Manny Trillo with the go-ahead two RBI apiece and Dock Ellis, Royals' 12th loss in their last 13 record albums on the playing run to give Steve Carlton, 11.8, 1-2, won his first NL game since games. field at Chicago's Comiskey the victory. 1975. Milwaukee 5, Blue Jays 3 Park Thursday night during an Pirates 5, Astros 3 Cubs 10, Reds 8 Dick Davlsblastedathreerun "anti-disco" demonstration, In a game delayed twice by Bill Madlock and Willie homer and Sixto Lezcano added forcing the postponment of the second game of a twin bill rain for almost 3½ hours, the Stargell each belted homers. a solo shot to pace the Brewers. Samoran Adams Auto Parts no 322-4 400 020-4 Transactions Basketball Atlanta - Appointed Lewis Schaffel general manager and executive vice president. Washington - Siggned guard Kevin Porter to a fiveyear contract. between the White Sex and the Detroit Tigers. The Tigers took the opener 4-1. The situation developed after a promotional stunt sponsored by radio station WLUP..FM. Fans who came to the park with a disco record were admitted for 98 cents. White Sex officials estimated about 66,000 fans standing room only - jammed into the At and another 20,000 were turned away at the gates. "We won't stick our head in the noose twice," said White Sex owner Bill Veeck, after S --being asked If he was going to .• Natio nalsWw_ pluS pMi similar promotior -• "Not quite the same things, but we will do some things we have The Sanford Little National of second baseman Kevin followed with a double. Blackwell only, bias ply League All-Stars climbed into Smith, who made a pair of In the bottom of the fourth, done in the past." the driver's seat of the Florida spectacular plays. Police in riot gear finally Sanford added six more runs on All sizes A78-13, A78-14, G78-14, G78-15 Little Major League subThe Sanford Nationals added three hits. Four errors by the restored order about an hour district tournament in Sanford five runs on four hits in the Kissimmee Nationals also after the melee erupted involvThursday night with a 16-6 win third. Smith opened the inning contributed to the scoring. ing about 7,000 rioters. A police spokesman said at over the Kissimmee Nationals. with a walk. went to second on a Smith again opened the inning The Sanford Nationals have passed ball and scored on a one- with a walk, but was forced at least 35 people were arrested tonight off, while the Kisslm- out double by Grayson. second when Grayson reached and charged with disorderly mee Nationals and the Grayson went to third on a wild base on a fielder's choice after conduct. At least four people Kissimmee Americans square pitch and scored on a single by Bruce Franklin had popped out. suffered minor injuries, includoff In the final loser's bracket Robert hUh, lee Fredrick was Darryl Merthie and Hill both trig broken noses and facial contest at 7 p.m. at Fort Mellon safe on an infield error, and Hill reached base on errors, the cuts. Park. White Sex officials issued scored on an outfield error on second scoring Grayson. The Kissimmee Americans the same play. Byington then Merthie scored on a wild pitch. rain checks and scheduled a gained the loser's bracket finals lofted a two-run homer. Boyd Fredrick doubled to score Hill, double-header for Sunday to by defeating the Sanford SANFORD A.L. , went to third on a passed ball make up the game. KISSIMMIE Save 5O to Al N H A.L. 98 Americans, 10-1, in Thursday and scored on a throwing error AIRH 301 Yankees 14, Mariners 2 night's other game. It was the Barnes by the catcher. Bylngton and $2 I 0 Miles Knight II on four steel befted radials. Willie Randolph stroked four 31 I 00 RIs second time the Sanford Rivers 4 11 Boyd capped the inning with hits, including a three-run home I 5 1 Crops Miller Americans lost to the Sheffield 4 2 I back-to-back solo homers. 2 0 0 Chase \ I I S OIrdnet0 The JCPennoy steel belted radla I features 2 steel belft and The Sanford Americans were run, and Reggie Jackson added _____ Kisaimmee Americans in the Carter III Hughes 31 Charron 2 polyester cord radial plies. Whitewall only. No trade-in In trouble from the beginning as a homer to back the combinied Ii Lameler 201 Sellers required. Tires mounted at no extra charge. I, Tonight's winner will play the Ashcroft S of Hammond I 1$ the Kissimmee Americans pitching of Catfish Hunter and a 3$ I Vest Williams Sanford Nationals at 7 p.m. Quinn III scored three runs In the top of 211 tSlGrOomI Sale° ize flog. Saturday, with a ninth game, If McOrlff I 0 5 Totals 30 ISO the first. They added two runs Raines Stars, S 2 0 needed, scheduled for Sunday MCCIood in the second before the Sanford 4.00 36.50 13 000 ____ Thomas 000 Korgan afternoon. Americans scored their only 13 52.00 31.50 I S 0 Rinkavage ______ The Sanford Nationals played Totals run in the bottom of the second. Braves Lose 221 $ 14 323000-li 61.00 44,50 long ball Thursday night, with iclsslmmooA.L. Lee Charron pitched the first ________ NASHVILLE, TeZUL-SanOIl000-' 1 SanfordA.L. Boyd and Clint Byington Rabble three innings for the Sanford ford's Tim Ralnes had the 14 64.00 47.50 ________ blasting two home runs apiece. K5IIMM1I giving Americans, upall 10 SANFORD 04.1.. of his pro baseball 04.1.. 14 71.00 52.50 AS N H runs and eight of the nine WOst tinin Seven Sanford's 10 hits went Al N H SmIth career Thursday night when he 22I 1.01W II 14 76.00 56.5 for extra bases Boyd, Donald WillIams 'IS Kissimmee hits. Andreahit a triple and a single and 3 2 3 FranklIn' I I1 Grayson'Williams shut Fredrick all Telly Grayson and 15 80.00 58.50 ________ the winnersacored a run for the Southern HIg$wssd 3II ,,.. U4. !!! __ not, 43 1 over the itrud three f r a m es , Domhue I League Afl-Star5inab-2victory 'Plus fed. tax from l.Uto3.3O per tire. 32 I 4 1 2 allowing just One Wt. Scott Kriger went the Meet :: over the Atlanta Braves. I.i The Sanford Americans _______________ _••__, distance on the mound for the Sooci Totals 30 1$ ii managed only five hits off Altamonte < victory, striking out nine and 'Seniors Wheel winning pitcher walking only three. Kissimmee 11 : Fredrick Miller, Joey Evans, Los. In District had five hits. Smith let ________________ align me nt Eddie Barnes, Robert Quinn Kriger was In the process of :;r10 U6$ * retiring the first 10 batters he Sale 59$ qt re '"c • 00-0a nd Williams had the safeties OCOEE- The Altawonte . III 64i-I0 for Sanford. Springs senior league all-stars faced, but not without the help dipped into the losers bracket Save on oil - -. • • 14m88 in the opening round of the . -, nmet R'In" by Me case. , district toWflWflOfl ThUII(InY Eiectronicallgnm.ntto 4Wantawln Easy 4.00 night, dropping a 13-2 decisionSal 14 16A Fourth Race SEMINOLE qt. case . manufacturers sped. 0 (2.0) 56.00, T (5.1-I) 46410, to 14.20 7.20 3.60 I Straight Sioot THURSDAY NIGHT • • Time 2:15.2. fl.g.21.36.10-W.40 motor First Race flcatlons. Helps provide Ten unearned runs spelled 12.40 4.00 SRa as Race 5MlcterDelhi 3.60 2.4.0 3.00 oil. betterllrewear. 4.40 3.90 3Quanticoway 0hth,7.60 60 320 disaster for Altamonte which 2.60 S Happy Tar 10 of WoScoy Domestic oil filters, 1.99 Most U.S. End foreign 0 .1 3S4201 T (04.3) 277.20: 5 Bynos Bkd 7:00 3:00 ys Rolling Hills tonight at 6 7 Donna Whiz TI me Import oil filters, 2.99 cars. 7 island Jade O (3-5) 12.00; T (11-3-7)l 3520, 4.00 o'clock ' Call for appointment 0 (5-1) I0.201 T (1+7) s3s, TIRe 2:10.1. Fifth Race OCOSI Man. tu Sat. 2 Ira T 7.00 3.40 2.20 Time 2:00.0. AS It of ALTAMORTU 121 Befts 391 2.60 5 Click Hanover . 12-00 9-80 4 00 T. Cook A "torr Howard 4.00 -1.40 2.20 3 Sunny Larmle 113 Slonplege 364 4 Rushing Counse, 12.20 20.60 L" s Kid 4.40 2.20 2:1011.4. Reliant polycord tires. 4 99 Play For Title Saturday for Sanford I i of Leeas out Herald Photo By Tom Netse! These couples are dancing to the beat of disco music. But, they're too young to be dancing at any ordinary discotheque. In I Casselberry, there's a disco teen-agers can call their own. + Story, more photos, page 3. H nr 1.20 a. cut T40ffi Race 1.20 2.60 OVictory Rally 7.10 2.20 2.10 STlmeWay 40 300 0 (3-4) 45.40; T (4.3-5) 23440; 2 Tarport Bryn 90 4G5'neralW4c 0.20 Time 2:00.3. 2.20 Seycntiekace 0 (24) 21-60; T (6.2.4) 11140: 15151W lwl* Totth 1 3 Shlsway N ikki IMIte Palm 340 701Sf Ivor - lIrIO 240 Q4.7) 20.00; T(41.2) 74-SO: Tim. IMac Farvel 2Fiasflforwood 10.40 1260 0.00 1.40 Time 2:12.0 3260 1100 A-IS30, Handle 4 2 a Walter 311 Rk&Wdmo see Time 2:07.1. 4 manna Third Race Brown Sam $103,030. $ II NON 311 ktors $13 ommw con.. 0400kV 1.ItISi wip" Totals 111111 :• Sanford puts is SI II Hwy Ops$a.m.I,Op.m.Mu.$at. 1141111 Ope512:31p.m.tsl:3Ip.rn.Swday 202$ - Is" ............ - - I % 7 c '! :- • -.. • . -- • -.- S •,' *- �2—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 13, 197 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Cornelius Crane Chase: Grandma Called Him... DEAR DICK: I wonder if you can tell me the real name of Chevy Chase, the comedian. Is that his real name and U so Is Chevy short for something like Chevalier? I am curious about it. BOB JOHNSON, Burbaby, B.C., Can. He was born Cornelius Crane Chase, the Cornelius being after his grandfather. When he was two days old. or thereabouts, his grandmother decided that Cornelius— even Corny was not u fit name for a kid. She Invented Chevy for him that moment. DEAR DICK: Last summer there was a movie an TV called "The Awakening Lend," with Elizabeth Montgomery. I loved her and I loved the show. I have been trying to find the book the story was based on without success. Was it called "The Awakening Land" or another title? MRS. C.,M. EDDINGS, Roseburg, Ore That limited series on NBC was adapted from three books by Conrad Richter - "The Trees," "The Fields" and "The Town." He won a Pulitzer Prize forhibat trilogy. DEAR DICK: I would like some information on Tom Wopat and John Schneider, "the Duke. of Ilanard." I would like to know if they are married or single, and how old they are. B.J. Rock 11111, S.C. If the "B" stands for something like Barbara or Betsy, you're in luck. Tom and John are both single. Tom is 27 and John Is 24. DEAR DICK: A freind of mine named Robert Steele Is trying to find some Information about his father, and I am helping him. His father, an actor, Is Robert (Bob) Steele, who had done a lot of movie. and TV, Including "F Troop." Bob who teaches sllver.imlthlng here, Is ZI and said his mother won't say too much about what happened with his Dad, and he'd like to know what happened to him. DUKE NALLY, Amarillo, Tea. I don't know If we're talking about the same person, but the Bob Steele who was in "F Troop" and many other movies and TV shows, Is not a Texan. His real name is Robert North Bradbury Jr. and he (and a twin brother) are from Portland, Ore. According to David Ragan's "Who's Who In Hollywood," "he eloped to Reno (in 1935) with Alice Petty. Any children? Friends answering for him say no." Our Bob Steele is 72 this year. DEAR DICK: I should like very much to know the composer's name of the music accompanying the movie, "Gone With the Wind," I would guess a classical composer but I'm not sure and would really like to know. MRS. EARL H. SNOW, Otsego, Mich. That lovely score was written by Max Steiner, an Austrian-born composer who was one of Hollywood's most prolific composers. He won several Academy Awards— although not for "GWTW." Weiner DEAR DICK: I read that ABC is going to cancel "Battlestar Galactica." In ther a possibility that either NBC or CBS can or will buy It' J.S. Tucson, Aria. Off your knees, Jones, It will avail you nothing. "Bonanza" hasn't been filmed for a long time; you've been just seeing re-runs. If you want to do somthlng, call or write your local station and ask them to schedule another bunch of re-runs. As for "Battlestar Galactica," It's dead. The other networks could buy It, but won't. DEAR DICK: Some weeks ago, my niece, who lives in Southern California, did a Ford commercial with Andy Grlfllty. Do you know - and my guess is that you'd know H anyone does.- when this commercial will be aired? Her name is Tami Relster and she has several relatives In this area. ERMA KENT, Kalamazoo, Mich. Unfortunately, chances are slim that you will ever see that commercial. Companies frequently use one commercial In one part of the country and another In a different section, to see which one does the better Job. The one Tani is In with Griffity Is being shown now on the East Coast. But, Aunt Erma, Tami says to tell you she may be doing a syndicated show in which she would Interview college football stars and coaches. Not definite, but she is hopeful. r'- SUMMER SIZZLER & HURRICANE SPECIALS 1-WEEK ONLY COMET — ALL YOU CAN EAT $3,95 With Off InstaIIo'J SANFORD NEW ON 1.4 I BAKED E NAM[ I FINISI4 I • ChOICE OF COLORS POSITIVE STORM PROTECTION CUTS HEATING. AIR CONDITIONING UP TO 20, I I j SUMMER FENCE SALE 25% off You Will Love Our Opan Salad Bar And Your Choke Of Spaghetti Or Lasagna With Tasty Garlic Bread. *tjmk %V%%,; off Time Out To Eat The rhythmic beat of the music fills the room while colored lights dance with a life of their own. On the floor the dancers writhe with the acrobatic grace of athletes. DISCO! The scene has become familiar to many. The music and the light show. The DJ spinning the sounds that keep the dancers moving. Plenty of smoke from the cigarettes and cocktails on the tables. From the fabled Studio 54 in New York the newest neighborhood lounge it has become the "IN" thing for today's young adults. But what if you're today's teen? Most of the discos serve alcoholic drinks and if you are not 18, it is "Goodbye Disco." Studio 1792 in Casselberry opened recently with teen-agers in mind. From 8 p.m. to I a.m., Wednesday through Sunday, the disco sounds are being played for the 14 to 18 year olds. According to its owner Vince Polito, it's the only teen disco in the area. For $3 per person the teen can come in the disco with everything but alcoholic drinks. HOLIDAY INN - 14 - Enjoy live entertainment In our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladies' Night every Thursday. 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. Central Florida Zoological Park - U. S. 17-92, one mile east of 14 and 4½ miles west of Sanford. Hours 9.6. General Sanford Museum Library, 520 E. First St. Open Wednesday, Friday and Sunday, 2-5 p.m. only. Central Florida Civic Theatre presents the musical "Gypsy" July 13-15, 2041, 27-29, 8:15 p.m.; July fl, 2:30 p.m. Edyth Bush Theatre, Loch Haven Park, Orlando. For reservations call 305496-7365. Grapefruit Productions presents twin comedies "The Private Ear" and "The Private Eye", 8 p.m. performances July 7,8,12-15 and 3 p.m., July 8, 14 & 15,3372 Edgewater Dr., Orlando (next to Once Upon A Stage). Annie Russell Summer Theater at Rollins College, Winter Park presents Agatha Christie play, "A Murder Is Announced", July 5-14, 8:30 p.m. Call 646-2145 for ticket information. Second Annual Rocket Contest, John Young Planetarium, noon to 3 p.m., Loch Haven Park, Orlando. Three age categories. Saturday, July 21. Loch Haven Art Center, "Paper Media" airectly from Smithsonian Institution," Sunday, July 15, through August 12 and an exhibition of Great Masters of the 20th Century. Dancers are reflected In Steady Eddie's Mirrored booth IAe Smoking is allowed but not encouraged. "We've got a DJ, game room, soda bar, a dynamic light show and sound, and dance contests," Polito said. Ile said he ran a disco in Manhattan before moving to central Florida to escape the snow. A few parents tag along but most drop the teens off in the parking lot. "It's common to see two cars in the parking lot," Polito said, "while there's a hundred kids inside." Eddie Adams, known as Steady Eddie, plays the records and loves the place. "It's my home," he shouted over the music, lie plays "anything you can rock to, anything with a beat." Scott Phillips, 15, and Debbie Daugherty, 16, drove to the disco from Kissimmee. It was their first visit and even with the gas crunch, they both said,"We'll be back." "I think it's great for the kids to have their own disco," Debbie said, echoing the feelings of many of the young dancers. i-,s' • ... Deal Maitbie Shell Museum - One of the largest displays of shells in the world. Located on }lofl Avenue at Rollins College, Winter Park, hours are 15 p.m. Sunday and Tuesday and 10 am. to 5 p.m., Wednesday through Saturday. Closed Monday. Admission is $1 for adults and 50 cents, children 612. Group rates available. Dance sponsored by Republican Club of Seminole to kick off membership drive, 9 p.m. to midnight, July 27, Altamonte Springs Civic Center, $5 a couple. Open to public; cash bar. Music by Phase 4. AWNING EASY TERMS A HERITAGE INN - Entree Crepes and Quiche Lorraine our specialties. Try our traditional Sunday dinner featuring roast beef, ham steak, fried shrimp or fried chicken. 305 S. Park Ave., Sanford. DEAR DICK: Could you please tell me where I've seen the beautiful actress, Lee Purcell, who recently starred In "Murder In Music City"? LAWRENCE McCiJNE, Leib. bridge, Alto., Can. Lee has been around for a few years and has become one of the busiest TV actresses. She's been on so many series— "Barnaby Jones,""Hawaii Five-O", "The Rockford Files," "The Waltons" and on and on. And she's had a few minor movie rules, too, but It Is probable that you saw her In some series. DEAR DICK: "Bonanza" is Some from my screen. Do I have to get down on my knees and pray to Paramount to bring "Bonanza" back? I will If you and Paramount say so. VIRGIL JONES, Ogden, Utah. SALE 35 Teens Have Discotheque All Their Own If you're thinking of getting out of the house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Ask Dick SATURDAY ITALIAN NIGHT GOGUIDE • iJJ II. WKANW c0163rd. gates, terminal, post, UK. ONLANDO 23.N1 AFTER HOURS CALL 3.2343 SREVARD CO. 66-607O SANFORD 3214120 KISSIMMEE S4-337s Big Tree Park - Seminole County-operated park with picnic tables and featuring The Senator, one of the oldest and largest bald cypress trees In the U.S., open 7 a.m. to sunset Mondays through Fridays, 9 am. to sunset Saturdays and Sundays, off U.S. 17-92 on General Hutchison, Parkway, Longwood. III Fort Christmas Museum - Authentic replica an 1637 fort of the Second Seininlole War. Guided group tours by calling 568-4149. Free admission. Open 10 a.m. to4pm. Wednesday through Saturday, 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. Sunday. Closed Monday and Tuesday. Located on Road 420, two miles north of East Highway 50 at Chlrstmas, Florida. The Cartoon Museum - Exhibit of rare cartoon art and cartoon miscellany, no admission charge, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesdays through Sundays, next to Azalea Park Post Office, 509 Semoran Blvd. Orange County Historical Museum - Exhibits trace county's past: country store, pioneer kitchen, moonshine still, etc. 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Tuesdays through Fridays; 2 to 5 Saturdays and Sundays; 812 b1lIrSt., Loch Haven Park. Friday, July 13, 1979-3 . .1a1i cu$es4açe.1t4.,00órs4 inusc p.m. jo 1 a.m., no liquor allowed . - �4—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 13, 197 TELEVISION Maureen O'Sullivan At 68, She Can't Find Movie Roles By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) Is there a door around here marked ''Maureen O'Sullivan"? She is one of Hollywood's veterans, a lady known for years as Tarzan's Jane, unfortunately, because there was a lot more to her than that. Now she's known mostly as Mia Farrow's mother, which Is again unfortunate, because she's still a great lady In her own right. She is troubled because she can't seem to get any movie roles today. That's the most unfortunate thing of all. Other actresses her age she's 68— work but she can't seem to find jobs here. She looks marvelous and is, always, witty and wise and warm. "I have seen Hollywood through many doors," she says. "Each one opens on a different view. The first one I caine through was the door for the young Irish girl. Then there was the door marked 'Star.' Then the one as Frank r -. because of the Tarzan films, says the last she heard he —1 Sinatra's mother-in -law I became part of the folklore was in Baja California, (when Mia was Mrs. S.) and of the world. Jane is as much where he had made a lot of the one as Mia Farrow's . . a folklore character now as money running a fleet of mother. And so many others. . . . Cinderella. But, do you shrimp boats. She says that "I certainly hope there are know, we only made five or Welssmuller hasn't heard a few more doors I have left six pictures together, Johnny from him since he was to open." and me - I never can hospitalized, and that has She works steadily - but remember If it was five or saddened him because they on the stage. She just six - - but they were were very dose. finished a much-praised .. . spread over several years, "Pygmalion" here and Is The O'Sullivan-Farrow \. • . so people think there were acting dynasty may go Into a moving on to Illinois for a more." brief angagement in . She recently went out to third generation, she thinks. "Morning's At Seven." She •.. the hospital to see Johnny She has a granddaughter says she has been doing . ,. Welasmuller, her Tarzan,. named Brittany Farrow, the stage work pretty steadily ... and she says therepoetsof his 9-year-old daughter of her now for the past 17 years. . .. condition are exaggerated. son, Patrick, a sculptor. And The last movie she made was ' Many stories Indicated he she believes Brittany has It. "Never Too Lute," in 1962. was senile and unable to take "She Is a fiery little girl," "I just can't understand care of himslef. she says, "and very smart why I can't get any movie and she is already acting and "He Isn't senile,' she says. roles now," Miss O'Sullivan doing it very well. For one "He recognized me and was says. "Other ladles my age thing her name Is really glad to see me. We've gotten - Myrna liy and Mildred Melissa, but she Isn't a closer, over the years. Natwick— work in films. I'm Melissa, so when she was going to have a very serious . "He was always a very 2½, they changed her name talk with my agent about wonderful and a unique to Brittany." that. If he can't get me some person - he actually did not . i6l parts, it's time to change know how to be unhappy Among other projects, agents." when he was younger. But Maureen O'Sullivan Is MAUREEN O'SULLIVAN Maureen O'Sullivan first now, after several strokes, currently writing her set eyes on Hollywood, and he Is unhappy. But he is not autobiography. She taking it vice versa, in 1931. The The ,the Hollywood bunch. children - "but I lost one" as bad as has been written." slowly. That's probably just vice versa may have been "it was lovely here then," - Including Mia and Tisa, She says she has no idea as well - there Is sure to be better, because she was a she says, somewhat sadly. the two actresses In the where Johnny Sheffield, the another door, and she should beautiful 20-year-old colleen She married director John brood. boy who played Boy In the wait and see what's behind and quickly shot to the top of Furrow and they had seven "I realize," she says, "that movies with her is today. She it. MacDonald Fans Still Faithful HOLLYWOOD (UPI) -JJ-nl- mwtmcin é was made 30 years ago, bLit her fan club Is burgeoning as strongly as it did during her Lifetime. This week some 300 Mac Donald fans held their an nual convention Ii Hollywood to pay homage t the singing star who broughIt the first operatic voice ti movies back in 1929 when shi starred with Mauricf Chevalier in "The Lovi Parade." The 1,300-member club founded by Jeanette hersell in 1937, publishes a quarterly magazine and a news letter under the guidance of club president Clara Rhoades who administers the organization from her home In Topeka, Kan. The club Is affiliated with the International Council of Fan Clubs, 50 strong. BAIRD-RAY DATSUN a0v Aw BARGAIN CORNER BUY HERE • PAY HERE WEEKLY PAYMINTS LOW AS '14 Per Weak DEAL with the DEALER who wants to DEAL! BAIRD-RAY DATSUN 444 N. 1743, Lonweod. (Just N.rft. Of The hg Tree) . . .. 131.132e ... ,. ..,''. ..' While the MacDonald climb among the most active, behind such others as Elvis Presley, Uberace and Judy Garland. Public relations for the club is in the hands of Paul Brogan, 28, of Hillsboro, N.H., who wasn't born when Jeanette made her last picture, "The Sun Comes Up" with Lloyd Nolan, Claude Jarman Jr. anti Lassie at MGM. A voluble young man, Brogan, Joined the club 16 years ago at Jeanette's invitatlon after he wrote the Mar to tell her how much he'd enjoyed seeing "Rose Marie" on television, Ieap.I1t"a.L"ctsinYrnuy discovering her movies on TV. Some write to MGM thinking she's still alive. Our members range in age from 8 to 88. 'We go to Forest Lawn and leave flowers at her grave' num Iieinmark, Australia, South -Africa, Hungary, Switzerland and England, coincides with MacDonald's wedding anniversary to actor Gene Raymond. "Jeanette held the first convention In 1962 to celebrate the 25th an. niversary of her fan club as fl as her wedding WI niversary," said Brogan. "We go to Forest Lawn and leave flowers at her grave - she's burled In the same area with Grade Allen, Nat King Cole and Alan Ladd. Then we hold a reception at the Beverly Hilton hotel and spend the week watching her films. "Gene Raymond 15 honorary president of the club and hosts our banquet. He also attends the showings of her film with us. We see about a dozen of them during the C1VfltIOfl. This year MGM is showing a double feature for us. "She made 18 of her films at the studio. But she also worked at Paramount, 20th CczmturyFoz and Universal, r costars at MGM Ineluded Clark Gable and Spencer Tracy in 'San Francisco.' "In her movies with Nelson Eddy the played her roles sort of tongue in cheek and relaxed. Poor Nelson Jeanette costarred in the was stiff and Unfilm with Nelson Eddy, with comfortable." whom she made eight There's no denying Brogan musical movie hits. They Is a genuine authority on rank as one of the most MacDonald movies. Of her successful of all film teams. 29 films —25 of which were What, Brogan was asked, musicals —he has ieentj Is the purpose of a fan club, all save Uree, "Annsbefle's especially after the star has Affairs," "Dotm't Bet On been dead almost 15 years? Women" and "Oh For a "We're trying to per. Mart." petuate her memory, her All three were early music and the values she movies printed on ancient stood for," Brogan said. nitrate film which have all "She made operetta easily but. disappeared. acceptable to the masses. Brogan has seen Until she came along "Maytime" - Jeanette's audiences had to suffer with biggest box-office hit - 40 "People forget she and 300-pound divas, times. He's seen others Chevalier made four plc"Our purpose Is to unite . almost as often. turea togeth. th addn to ;'pople who àppzêc1ate,; ,mq annual *êék-loumgèlu 'LoVe .Ph "thëre' wag , V%. Me Tonight,' and 'The Merry Widow." Brogan never met Jeanette, nor have about half of the other club members. But Jeanette plays an importent role in the young life nonetheless. "The club has been responsible for some of my closest friendships," Brogan said. "There are about a dozen club members In New rI1Jshke and I see them regularly. Forty or 50 of us get together in New York every month or two for dinner and to see her films replayed in theaters. "Last year we waited In line in a pouring rain for an hour to see 'Naughty Marietta' and The Merry Widow' double feature. We talk about Jeanette, of course, but we find we have other things in common. "Our magazine, which cornea out four times a year, is full of pictures and anecdotes from friends and costars. We also print stories of her movies and such news as time fact she was offered the role of abbess in 'The Sound of but had to refuse it because of her heart condition. "She was a wonderful woman on-screen and off. Our fan club helps keep that memoT'' aIhe" July 13 thru 19 (NBC) 14J CBS) 0 (55) U(ABC) Du....... sec. I iO(Ionv*Jt Specials SUNDAY JULY is, 1979 EVENING 8:00 Q2 SUMMER OF MY GERMAN SOLDIER A young Jewish girl (Krlsty McNichol) living in a small Southern town during the 1940's befriends a German POW (Bruce Davison) Interred in a nearby prison camp. (R) 10:00 0 MOSES - THE LAWGIVER The Israelites rebel against Moses' leadership and, in his absence, pay homage to an idol. (Part 5 of 6)(R) MONDAY JULY 15, 1979 0rlar4o 8:30 CD STAR OF INDIA "Iron Lady Of The Seas" The history, restoration and the bicentennial sailing of tti,&oldest Iron-hulled 114year-old "Star Of India." is documented. (R) merchant f.'?.t;tt1e 11:30 CD THE STATE OF FLORIDA (NBC) iock,onv,iI. ( PBS) Wando Of The Week VS. THEODORE BUNDY form from Wolf Trap Farm Park in Vienna, Virginia. TUESDAY 11:30 ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY JULY 17. 1979 EVENING 8:00 (1) THE SCARLET LETTER As the Boston magistrates debate whether Hester Is fit to raise her child Pearl, Chlllingworth is called In to tend to the ailing Reverend Arthur Dimmesdale, who is suffering from a mysterious Illness. (Part 2 of 4) 10:00 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL Robert Goulet joins Julie Andrews In singing memorable Broadway songs. 11:30 *) THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY WEDNESDAY 0 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, Rogör Williams and Bill Cosby. tj 10ndø JULY 18, 1979 MORNING 9:30 €1) STAR OF INDIA AFTERNOON 2:00 EL) THE SCARLET LETTER EVENING 9:00 EVENING IN BYZANTIUM Craig attempts to stop thb exploitation of his script, and soon realizes that more is at stake than a mere movie. SUMMERFEST Big band vocalists Tex Beneke, Helen O'Connell and Bob Eberly per- THURSDAY JULY 19, 1979 EVENING 8:00 (21) NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Journey To The High Arctic" Albert Oeming goes Into the Arctic to bring back endangered species to the safety of his game farm. 8:30 INFINITE HORIZONS "Space After Apollo" Host Ray Bradbury and science fiction writer Isaac Asimov look at what space will be like 30 to 100 years in the future, based on the predictions of scientists and NASA officials. 9:00 @ 0 MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT Helen O'Connell, Bob Barker and special guest Donny Osmond are on hand for this annual competition featuring a bevy of beauties from around the world vying for a title and a crown. 10:00 CD IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON This locally produced program traces the effect of the space program cn the perand professional lives of Brevard County residents. 11:30 L) THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY Sports On The Air SATURDAY JULY 14, 1979 AFTERNOON 1:30 Juan, Puerto Rico) York. 4:00 4:00 O U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN Live (4) 0 coverage of third-round play in this golf tournament from Fairfield, Connecticut. 5:00 WRESTLING WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 2:00 Coverage of the Prescott FronPRE-GAME SHOW (12) tier Days Rodeo from Prescott, O TENNIS "Forest Hills Invi- Arizona; APBA Gold Cup tational Men's Champion- Unlimited hydroplane race ships" Live coverage of this from Madison. Indiana. tennis tournament from the 5:30 West Side Tennis Club in New @ 0 SPORTS SPECIAL Live York. coverage of the final match of 2:15 the Southern California Open (12) 0 BASEBALL Regional from Torrance, California. coverage of Los Angeles Dodgers at Philadelphia PhilSUNDAY lies; Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays. JULY 15, 1970 AMERICAN PAN GAMES Events expected to be covered are track and field, Grand Prix horse jumping, women's gymnastics, boxing finals, super heavyweight weightlifting, and men's and women's volleyball. Dick Stockton hosts. (From San Juan, Puerto Rico) 4:30 U U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN Live coverage of final-round play In this golf tournament from the Brooklawn Country Club in Fairfield, Connecticut. TUESDAY 2:30 @ 0 SPORTS SPECTACULAR "Pan American Games" Events expected to be covered are men's and women's swimming and diving, track and Held, boxing, men's and women's basketball, men's gymnastics, weightlifting and roller figure skating. Dick Stockton hosts. (From San JULY 17, 1979 AFTERNOON EVENING 1:00 (2) RACERS 2:30 (2) 8:00 BASEBALL ALL-STAR Leading players from tational Men's Champion- the American and National 'eqe of this League compete In this annual slips" Live tennis towns"ent from the classic, live from the Kingdome West S)d. Tenn.' '..Iub In New )n Seattle, Wsl)ngtpp 0 TENNIS "Forest Hills Invi- GAME . '' Friday, July 13,1979-5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Heroine Of 'Alien' Knows Her Lessons By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD ( NEA) When she was young, Sigourney Weaver learned a couple of lessons which she says are very Important for an actor to learn. In order: Lesson Number One Show business isn't always fair. Lesson Nwnber Two Even misfits have a place. So she has rolled with the unfair punches and along the way found a place for herself, despite being so tall as to often feel that she is a misfit. And now she has suddenly burst on the national scene as the star the heroine, really of the huge success, "Alien." Next to the gruesome title thing, it is Sigourney Weaver that you remember when you stagger out of the theater. So she Is an almost-star, and because of those two lessons she learned so well so young, chances are she will be able to cope with stardom easily. She learned Lesson Number One from ohservatlon around the house. As a child, she grew up around show business. Her father Is Sylvester (Pat) Weaver, for a long time the president of NBC and the man who created the best things in NBC's arsenal "Today" and "Tonight." "GrChig-11p around the business," she says, "was a very good lesson for me. I learned, when I was very young, that merit does not always tneun success. Show business isn't always fair. Many things that are good fail, and vice versa. It's important to learn that when you are young, because actors have to survive a lot of rejection." And she had a lot or rejection. She went to Stanford University and then on to Yale Drama school, and she says that she was frequently advised to choose - - - - sI(;ouRNEv some other line of ambition. "They suggested I get out of the business," she says. "They often told me I was too tall ever to make it as an actress. I kept at it, I think, mostly out of spite." That business of being very tall also proved to be helpful to her, she believes, At 13, she was as tall as she is now— and that is a glorious 5 feet 10'. "At that age," she HYS "being that tall made me definitely a misfit. I was never one of the girls. And I hiVThe1Ing that being something of a misfit helps an actor, too." At the time, she was Susan Weaver. At around that time, she objected to being called "Weaver," as her schoolmates called her, and decided to assi6m herself a new name. In F. Scott Fitzgerald's "The Great Galsby," she happened on the name "Sigourney," and promptly ado pt ed it as her own. "For a while," she says, "my family called me just 'S', figuring that one way or the other I'd keep that initial. WEAVER I remember once my parents came to my school and the headmistress said to them, "Do you permit your daughter to use that ridiculous name?' "And my father said, 'Are you talking about our daughter, Sigourney?' I thought that was wonderful of him." Now it doesn't really matter much what she is called. She had a solid grounding in acting many off - Broadway roles so now that she tilLs Ii t)IWW.II4XIIt, she Is ready. She has (lotte it lot of comedy roles (her uncle is Doodles Weaver, it wellknown comic) and wonders whether the fact that she is making such a big impact in drama will lessen her chances to do comedy in the future. But being attractive and tall and talented means that there are all kinds of parts she can play. She says her height has not yet, to her knowledge, cost her any parts. "Actually I feel It helps me," she says. "Certainly on stage being tall is good It gives me a sense of power, and I have to act big to act - Hugh Downs Wins Limerick Contest my big size." "It's the first time I ever won In a contest," said the host of ABC's 20-20." His limerick follows: "Salutations to Arthur C. Clarke,-Who's constantly hitting the murk,-He has a class act-In both fiction and The prolific sci-fi author fact-And he gives off more was asked by the magazine charm than a quark," to help pick the winners from Down submitted four a semi-final list of 100 (4,000 limericks to the contest, and were submitted), without doesn't think the one chosen names By the time the was his best, He won $25 for weeding was over, Hugh being one of the winners, Downs was among ,the 10 which he plans to give to winners.' " 'charity. She was four months making "Allen" In England her First film role and it was a tough four months, "It was very hard work," she says. "I got a lot of bruises. For every scene of me being knocked down that you see on the screen, there are 100 others that were not used." But she feels it was worth every bruise. Although she hopes to do a lot of stage in the future, she welcomes the opening up of a new avenue film for her career. Isaac Asixnov didn't know it at the time, but when he picked the best sciencefiction limericks In an Omni magazine contest, Hugh Downs' ditty was among the favorItes, - - - - - �6—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, July 13, 1979 FRIDAY July 13 EVENING 8:00 NEWS i.12) @300 Co STUDIO SEE Youngsters make a TV program, ride in a hot air balloon and visit a basement aquarium big enough for scuha diving. (R) 6:30 (2) dZ NBC NEWS (43 C) CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS €1) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (43 MARY TYLER MOORE Mary accepts a date alter being interviewed by a newspaper columnist. THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD ED MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (12) LIARS CLUB (43 DANCE FEVER Guest: Grace Jones. THE MUPPETS Guest: Sylvester Slallone. FAMILY FEUD (12)CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS Skits: "The Butler And The Maid." "Mrs. Wiggins Again." ED DICK CAVETT Guests: Misha Dlchtor, Pinches Zukerman. (Part 2 of 2) 8:00 2) 12 DIFF'RENT STROKES Arnold Witnesses a robbery white looking through his telescope but can't convince anyone to do anything about it. (R) @111 0 INCREDIBLE HULK While trying to extinguish a blaze on an oil rig, Banner Is attacked by the saboteur who sot the fire. (R) BASEBALL Regional coverage of New York Yankees at California Angels; another game to be announced. ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW 8:30 (2) (12) HELLO, LARRY Larry moats his match when his daughters introduce him to a helpful person they believe to be the cleaning lady. (A) ED WALL STREET WEEK "Whatever Happened To Conglomerates?" Guest: Carol Naves, vice president. Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner and Smith Inc. 9:00 (2) (112) EDDIE CAPRA MYSTERIES Capra defends an aspiring actress accused of killing a powerful and hated publishing mogul. (A) @30 THE DUKES OF HAZZARD Uncle Jesse's old friend Swamp Molly seeks a favor from the Dukes which almost lands Bo and Luke in Jail. (A) ED V.I. PEOPLE Guest: Doris Mager, one of six women in the U.S. who is licensed to care for bald eagles. Ms. Mager Is vice president for Raptor Research and Rehabilitation, Florida Audubon Society and Is referred to as the "Eagle Lady." 9:30 ED PROBE "Bus Fares Increased Or Eliminated'?" The Orange / Osceola / Seminole Transportation Authority plans to Increase bus fares to 50 cents as of July and Probe will examine this issue of local interest. -- 10:00 @3 0 DALLAS Lucy runs away from home when Jock refuses to allow her to invite her mother to her birthday party. (A) () MASTERPIECE THEATRE "I, Claudius: Poison Is Queen" Livia realizes that Augustus has discovered her treachery; she makes plans to stop Postumus from succeeding to the throne. (A) 11:00 (2) (4)0410 NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Frank Snopp. VS. THEODORE BUNDY 11:45 (41) NEWLYWED GAME MOVIE "Summer Of '42" (C)(1971) Jennifer O'Neill, Gary Grimes. After two boys spend a summer trying to lose their virginity, one of them falls In love with a beautiful older woman.(1 1/2 Hrs.) 12:03 BARETTA Beretta discovers that his main witness In a murder trial doesn't want to get involved after all. (A) "Depression" 1:30 (1 WRESTLING 01 TURNABOUT ''Good Connections" Jane Howard describes her visits to extended families; Felicia Lowe visits members of a communal business organization. (A) 5:00 O THE FBI 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER 6:00 @3CRACKERBARREL THE LAW AND YOU HOT DOG 0 HEE HAW HONEYS Guest: FRIENDS 6:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY GARDEN (41) FARM AND HOME SPECTRUM HOT FUDGE 1:00 (12) MIDNIGHT SPECIAL Host: Wolfman Jack. Guests: The Who, Steve Martin, Nick Gilder, Kenny Rogers, Atlanta Rhythm Section, A Taste 01 Honey, Teddy Pendergrass, Chuck Manglone, Donna Summer, Yvonne Elliman. 7:00 (2) PROFILES IN EDUCATION BLACK AWARENESS 0 TONY THE PONY (12) BATTLE OF THE PLANETS Brenda Lee. O TENNIS "Forest Hills Invi- 7:30 (2) (12) BAY CITY ROLLERS (4) ARTHUR AND COMPANY 0 30 MINUTES 0 ANIMALS ANIMALS ANIMALS "The Tiger" (H) 8:00 (2) (12) ALVIN AND THE CHIPMUNKS @1)0 POPEYE FANGFACE ED ERICA 8:30 Get There It's Yours (2) (12) FANTASTIC FOUR 0 SCOOBY'S ALL-STARS What's up on the moon? 9:00 (2) (12) GODZILLA SUPER 90 (430 BUGS BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY GARDEN 9:30 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) ED Free Car: 1971 model Lunar Rover, mint condition, driven 17 miles by two astronauts who used it only to coll ect samples. Claim It and it's yours! Ten years ago, Neil ED CONSUMEfl SURVIVAL KIT "Cruises, Private Schools, Medigap With Rosalynn Carter" (R) 11:30 10:00 (2) (112) TONIGHT Guest host: SUPERFRIENDS Richard Dawson. Guest: Bott Armstrong began the ex- ED MOVIE "Banana Peel" White, Pat Boone. pensive habit of discarding (8/W) (1965) Jeanne Moreau, AMERICAN @3 0 PAN AMERICAN various pieces of equipment Jean-Paul Belmondo. A milGAMES Highlights of the day's events in the Pan Am Games, across the lunar surface. In lionaire on the French Riviera is from San Juan, Puerto Rico. all, the six Apollo ndsjons relieved of his asstibV it pair of swindlers. (2 Hrs.) Dick St ockton hosts. that landed on the moon left OSOAP Carol leaves Jodie 1030 behind several million standing at the altar, and Mary (2) (12) DAFFY DUCK dollars worth of equipment.' tolls Burt she knows about his @30 TARZAN I SUPER SEVSerious collectors might EN affair. (A) find it worth a trip to the ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA •:Z• JERRY FRAZIER f#111,101111111100 wltb "Hiy Fi.iigs' TUES. thru SAT. 9pm.lam 'HAPPY HOUR If am TII 7pm \k.e34W% SANFORD NEW AT 1.4 If U ,.I,.l..s .,a,.,, ..., •h..... tIW4II JIII UI IIV abandoned treasures: For the patriotic, six U.S. flags and staffs, each valued at about $380. For the handyman, at least six sets of tools, including scoop, tongs, hanuner and carrying case. Each set is valued at about $45,000. For the explorer, several series of lunar maps with holders, a sun compass, a portable life-support system (warranty has expired), a 100-foot tether and an assortment of slightly worn lunar boots valued at $4,000 a pair. For the photographer, 12 Hasselblad motor-drive cameras and a full assortment of lenses, (One of the cameras can be found on the driver's seat of the rover,) 11:00 (M (12) FRED AND BARNEY tational Men's Championships" Live coverage of this tennis tournament from the West Side Tennis Club in New York. ED AMERICA AFTER VIETNAM "America's Face To The World" Daniel Schorr examines America's search for a new role in world affairs, how we see that role and how the world views us. 2:15 (12) (121 BASEBALL Regional coverage 01 Los Angeles Dodgers at Philadelphia Phillies; Minnesota Twins at Toronto Blue Jays. 2:30 @1)0 SPORTS SPECTACULAR "Pan American Games" Events expected to be covered are men's and women's swimming and diving, track and field, boxing, men's and women's basketball, men's gymnastics. weightlifting and roller figure skating. Dick Stockton hosts. (From San Juan, Puerto Rico) ED ANOTHER VOICE 3:00 €11 V.I. PEOPLE Guest: Doris Mager, one of six women in the U.S. who is licensed to care for bald eagles. Ms. Mager Is vice president for Raptor Research and Rehabilitation, Florida Audubon Society and is referred to as the "Eagle Lady." 12:00 BUFORD AND THE GALLOPING GHOST (.4) BONKERSI Guest: George Gobei. SPACE ACADEMY PINK PANTHER ED MEDIX (2) (12) 5:00 tj1 IRONSIDE A servant is saved from a murder charge after a crime involving a clever mynah bird is solved. WIDE WORLD OF SPORTS 12:30 Coverage of the Prescott Fron(2) OUTLOOK WITH JOY tier Days Rodeo from Prescott, BRYON Arizona; APBA Gold Cup @3 MOVIE "The Road To Unlimited hydroplane race Hong Kong" (B/W)(1962) Bing born Madison, Indiana, Crosby, Bob Hope. A pair of dancers becomes Involved in a (121 EMERGENCY ONE) spy operation in Hong Kong. (2 ED FIRING UP4E "Three Y oung Republicans And The 1980 Hrs.) Election" Guests: Richard FAT ALBERT 0 Abell, Lynn Ward, David 0 AMERICAN BANDSTAND Barron. 0 KID8WORLD ak l.. .1 I.,.,4 .11.1 f VI IUV I7 UI £VUI ED CROCKETT'S VICTORY 5:30 lunar"module hathmocka, GARDEN (430 SPORTS SPECIAL Live thermal covers and two coverage of the final match of 1.100 the Southern California Open pairs of ear plugs.,. SOUL TRAIN from Torrance, California, For the true Junk collector, 0 STAR TREK Capt. Kirk and three crew members are an assortment of L'A TR1 towels In two colors (red and beamed to another starship in another universe while their blue, of course), a dust counterparts board thiI 6.-OO $ PIÜL sdMocaaI)d '-EIwpdse. .- oI'..-".,".'."•.." 0 WRUTUNG - 8:30 (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING @30 CBS NEWS 0 NEWS 1121 ROOKIES A gambler kills his creditor and is witnessed by Jill Danko. 8:00 @3 A BETTER WAY (3 THIS IS THE LIFE 8:30 (11) CHURCH SERVICE flUVING WORD ' A15Oit'iIITIiII '- 8:00 (2) (12) CHIPS A lonely young boy who caused a serious auto accident while tooling around with an air rifle is befriended by Jon. (R) (430 BAD NEWS BEARS Coach Buttermaker finds the answer to his hitting problems In a macho, motorcycle-riding batting star. (R) OBATr'.ESTAR GALACTICA Apollo, Starbuck and a team of clones attempt to save the Galactica from destruction by a giant Cylon laser, (Part 2 of 2) (H) 8:30 @1) 0 JUST FRIENDS Two movie agents try to buy a script that Leonard and Susan corote. (H) ]) (12) SWORD OF JUSTICE 4A M III.VV A million-dollar necklace is stolen by one of the wealthy patrons attending a cross-country charity ball being held aboard Supertrain. (A) OFANTASY ISLAND Two beautiful girls (Diana Canova. Lola Falana) who want to spend half-a-million dollars in 48 hours and a gamehunter (Stuart Whitman) who wants to be the hunted visit Fantasy Island. (A) (2) (12) SUPERTRAIN 11:00 (12) (4) 00 (117) NEWS 11:30 (2) (112) SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE Host: Michael Palm. Guest: James Taylor. (H) "The Deadly Bees" (C) (1967) Suzanna Leigh, Frank Finlay. A pop singer, suffering from exhaustion and the aftermath of a severe breakdown, arrives at a bee farm for rest, only to find her life endangered by the Insane beekeeper. (1 Hr. 45 Ni na.) 0 MOVIE "A Shot In The Dark" (C) (1964) Peter Sellers, ERie Sommer. A police inspector vindicates a parlor maid of aserêes of murders. (2 Hrs. 5 100.. ED AMERICANS "The District (2) COMEDY SHoP - qA . 6:45 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP ROAD 7:30 (2) CANDID CAMERA (43 THE MUPPETS Guest: Harry Belafonte. ins., 12:30 (121) 0 MEET THE PRESS. Guest: General Alexander Haig. recently retired cornmander of NATO. 0 BLACK AWARENESS 0 DIRECTIONS "In Their Own Words Voices Of The American Jewish Experience" (12) AFTER HOURS RUNNER 0(12) HEE HAW Guests: Jim Stafford, Touch Of Country, Charlie McCoy. (1 LAWRENCE WELK ED SOCCER MADE IN GERMANY 0 MOVIE July I 5 MORNING - -- U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN Live coverage of third-round play in this golf tournament from Fair. field, Connec ticut. ED NOVA "The Boershova Experiment The problems of too many specialists and too few primary care physicians is being tackled by a medical school in Israel. (A) AFTERNOON SUNDAY Jack Cole sets out to rescue the kidnapped daughter of a supposedly incorruptible judge presiding over the murder trial of a mobster. (R) (4)0 CBS MOVIE "Rancho Deluxe" (1975) Jeff Bridges, Sam Waterston. Two young men determined to free themselves of the responsibilities of 3:30 contemporary life decide to ED PROBE "Bus Fares 't ftjthemseives by becom. Increased Or Eliminated?" Ing cattle rustlers, (R) Orange / Osceola / Seminole BOAT "Dream 0 LOVE Transportation Authority plans Boat" Hans Conreid; "Best Of to increase bus fares to 50 Friends" Ben Murphy, Donna cents as of July and Probe will Pe scow; "Aftermath" Richard examine this issue of local Anderson, Diana Muldaur. (A) interest. 4:00 11:30 (2) (12) THE JETSONS OUR GANG COMEDIES Attorney" A thought-provoking look at Fred Cox, District Attorney for Carroll County, New Hampshire, who believe s that the only deterrent to crime is incarceration. Is presented. (2) THE GONG SHOW @1) BUGS BUNNY I 2:00 (2) (12) PREGAME SHOW 6:25 LIzzie Borden" (C)(1975) Elizabeth Montgomery. Fritz Weaver. A woman c accused of the axe murders of her father and stepmother. (2 Hrs) 1:10 MOVIE "Letter From An Unknown Woman" (B/W) (1948) Joan Fontaine, Louis Jourdan. A woman tragically continues to love a dashing pianist although he doesn't return her affection. (1 Hr. 40 Mins.) ED HERE'S TO YOUR HEALTH MORNING 12:15 (4) MOVIE "The Legend Of U1UJII '-.'' SATURDAY July 14 -. Uldi, LuIleiIun -- 7:00 (2) RACERS (4) SUNDAY SCHOOL FORUM OMARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRITION (17) JERRY FALWELL 7:30 (,4) SUNDAY MORNING 0 CONSUMER BUYLINE 0 MORAL ISSUES (12) MOVIE "Hell lighters" (C) (1969) John Wayne, Katharine Ross. A band of courageous firefighters battles a spectacutar oil-well blaze, (2 Hrs.) ED WASHINGTON WEEK IN REVIEW(R) house 8:00 10:30 NEWS @1) ED THE ADVOCATES "Should (4) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE Journalists Have The Right To 11:00 Protect Their Sources?" (H) (7)(430 0 (12) NEWS o a11 6:30 11:30 (2) NBC NEWS (4) CBS NEWS 0 30 MINUTES 0 WILD KINGDOM "Where (2) NBC LATE MOVIE "Those Marlin Adventure" L4 of Restless Years" (1978) Cristina flames. Season Hubby. Kate. Tanya and Jenny reach the late The Crocodile Is King" Marlin 1960's experiencing problems and Jim Fowler travel to the with integrating their profes. sional and personal lives in the African swamp. 112) WILD KINGDOM "Arctic rapidly changing times. (Part 2 -' 'V. anirnc ,, _' _ 1RI (11) CBS MOVIE "Rendezvous young walrus. 1:30 O FAITH FOR TODAY 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH - - waiuring taped recollections of Jews in America is presented. (R) ED FLORIDA REPORT 1:00 (2) 2'S COMPANY this golf tournament from the Perkins visits Moorpark Brookiawn Country Club in College. a school for teaching Fairfield, Connecticut, animal trainers (4) CONSUMER BUYLINE 5:00 ED FIRING LINE 'Capitil 0 MOSES THE LAWGIVER Punishrnent Guests Robert The Israelites rebel against Moses leadership and, in his Shevin, Tobias Simon absence, pay homage to an 5:30 idol. (Part 5 of 6) (A) (12 F-TROOP CO UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS "The Swedish Tiger" Sarah becomes an accomplice to a EVENING plot to steal valuables from the Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft Friday, July 13, 1979-7 NIIIIIIII 11L1L1 ..i i• EMMM p is ME mo ! 1~ NO OEM I MM MM * NMI MI . NE s• _... as... MIMI Hotel" (Premiere) Bill Daily, 7:00 J. Redford. The owner of a 30 Baseball ACROSS 37 Mountain 9 Actor assist a young mother trying to WORLD OF DISNEY Jeff "Salty, The Hijacked Harbor California resort hotel becomes term barometer Konreirt protect her baby from a 10 Choir voice 31 White yarn Seal" A baby harbor seal enmeshed in a comedy of i Actor 39 Newsman deranged man. escapes from fishermen's nets errors while trying to impress a 32 IiOuist!hul(l Ve,eor Rather 11 Slender 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS and embarks on a trip from travel guide columnist and 4 Robert 41 By means of 19 Actor 10n1 UNTAMED WORLD his other guests happy. Vincent Urich stars 42 Copper 38 St',usut D WALL STREET WEEK San Francisco Bay to redwood keep OTHE NIGHT STALKER A in alloy 21 Pertaining "Whatever Happened To country. (H) 40 F all flower robot that has been pro- 9 Actor 45 Actress to Conglomerates?" Guest: Carol 42 Distort @3 0 60 MINUTES grammed with a survival Holbrook Susan yesteriLiy Neves, vice president, Merrill 43 Levitate HARDY BOYS While instinct kills the scientist who 12 Fiench wot(49 Run 23 Singer 44 Peak Lynch, Pierce, Fanner and searching for their missing created it. for one John 50 Snap Smith Inc. (A) 46 Actor Rip father, Joe and Frank stumble JUKEBOX Guests: Alex 13 Actress 24 Prevent 54 West Indian 47 A WOoijitnJ upon a plot to plunder the Tow2:00 Harvey Band, Be Bop Do Lux, ilegal tern,) sorcery Drinne or of London. (A) 48 Poverty (12) NASHVILLE MUSIC Pilot, the Walker Brothers. 25 Chunk 14 Ferrrii-uited 55 Employ 51 Hawaiian (4) MOVIE "Boy, Did I Get A El) BLACK MAN'S LAND (12) AFTER HOURS 26 Stringed 56 Weird drin k Wrong Numberl" (C) (1966) "Kenyatta" The life of Kenya's game 57 Fresh eggs intro men 15 Mat) abt)iIi first president, who was con52 California Bob Hope, Elke Sommer, A 58 Actor tshort form) viatiOn fort French movie queen becomes sidered by many to be the Harrison 27 Depression"Father Of African National. 53 Never 16 Italian Involved with a real-estate 59 Addition to agency ism," is portrayed. (German) seaport operator. (2 Hrs.) a document 28 Sense organ 17 Educational MOVIE "Eagle And The 0 8:00 group Hawk" (C) (1950) John Payne. (2) 112) SUMMER OF MY GEFtSchmidtkn (at)t)r.) Rhonda Fleming. Two Amen- MAN SOLDIER A young Jew(Another 18 Westerncan lawmen discover a plot to ish girl (Kristy McNichol) living SO I.. UT 1 0 world) style show overthrow the Mexican leader in a small Southern town durJuarez. (2 Hrs.) 20 Actress ing the 1940's befriends a Ger. DOWN Cicely j man POW (Bruce Davison) SIDE BY SIDE Presidential (1 X II H 22 N H I tI I H interred in a nearby prison 1 Actor 105 11511 1511 ED THE SHAKESPEARE camp. (H) initials 190 )N Oil I dli PLAYS "Romeo And Juliet" Raymond. @1) 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 24 Place of ori 2 Inner (comb NOIP4Y SSYH)1 Sir John Gielgud. Celia John- Stephanie needs emergency 51.1 NYU 1110 suffix son, Michael Hordern, Patrick surgery, but Archie balks when forrr) d1I'IKOHO MY3 11 TODD BRIDGES 25 ShIP'S tiPper 3 Require VilflI IY.t YH0 Ryecart and Rebecca Saire are he finds out who the doctor is. sides :1 It U S S 1 1 V A N II featured in Shakespeare's ,(R) 4 Actrr..'te.. 29 David :iti".,.- .n 5 Betori' classic. SALVAGE I A dangerous () .1 Ii I) H N0SAI is Hutch 6 Old YIN VON)'.) 115 leak of liquid nitrogen traps 2:30 33 Vegetable Testament I1V IN:I51 INfi (17) MOVIE "Neath Arizona Skip and several NASA crew lYti SV)IA 83)1 Make lace book (atibr.) Skies" (B/W) (1934) John members aboard an orbiting 35 Trumpet 7 Blackbird Wayne, Sheila Terry A cowboy space station. (Part I of 2) (H) 36 Support 8 Chairs tries to rescue a young Indian ED EVENING AT POPS Jazz girl from kidnappers who are artist Lionel Hampton joins Todd Bridges, who plays after her inherited wealth. (1 Arthur Fiedler and the Pops if Orchestra in "Hamp's Boogie Willis Jackson on NBC's Hr.) "Air Mail Special" "DifI'rent Strokes," is the 0 TENNIS "Forest Hills Invi. Woogie." tatioriiil Men's Champion- and 'King David Suite." youngest member of an "allships" Live coverage of this Mendelssohn's "Wedding show business" family. His tennis tournament from the March and music by Ibert and father James Bridges, Is a West Side Tennis Club in New Lohar are also performed (A) Hollywood agent. Also busy York 8:30 at acting are his mother, 3:00 (41) G ONE DAY AT A TIME Betty,, his older sister Verda, feuding parents Ann's (17)GUNSMOKE 17 0 and brother James Jr., FINE FOOD announce that, after 40 years 18. 3:30 of marriage, they are calling it ('_I MOVIE "Plaza Suite' (C) Todd, born In San Fran(lulls (A) (1971) Walter Matthau. Mauicisco on May 27, 19' began 9:00 reen Stapleton. Based on the doing commercials at the play by Neil Simon A trio of (41) 0 ALICE Alice and Vera age of 6, and moved into TV romantic comedies is set in the both decide to try out for the comedy and drama when the chilhoneymoon suite of the Plaza role of Cinderella in i Complete Crepe Dinner With Purchase Of Another drens' theater production. (A) family moved to Hollywood Hotel. (2 1/2 Hrs.) Dinner Of Equal Or Greater Value. Choose From 12 L "The in 1974. One of his first big 0 ABC MOVIE ICrepe Dinners, Rib-Eye Steak Diane, Weiner I 4:00 Gambler" (1974) James Caan, roles was on "Little House on , tSchnitz.I, Beef Stroganotf 1, Others. Not Valid After AMERICAN PAN @3 0 Paul Sorvino. A young prolesIJUIY 14. the airIe," when heplayod GAMES Events expected to sor fascinated by gambling BNGTfflS COUPON I a small black child who be covered are track and field, falls deeply into debt. (H) Grand Prix horse jumping. ED MASTERPIECE THEATRE offered to seLl himself into TRADITIONAL SUNDAY DINNER women's gymnastics, boxing "I, Claudius: Some Justice" slavery In order to get an Roast Beef— Ham Steak (2) ADAM-12 Malloy and Reed - (2) VOICE OF VICTORY (4) OF WOMEN AND MEN -, 0(12) REX HUMBARD O SHOW MY PEOPLE ED SESAME STREET (R) 8:30 . (2) SUNDAY MASS (4)MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE O ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 (2) ARCHIE CAMPBELL (430 SUNDAY MORNING BIG FOOT AND WILDBOY o - (12) ORAL ROBERTS ED MISTER ROGERS (R) 9:30 (2) GOSPEL SINGING JUBILEE O KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO (12) MOVIE "Buck Privates Come Home" (B/W) (1947) Abbott and Costello, Tom Brown. Two soldiers return from the Army with a souvenir a little orphan girl. (11/2 Hrs.) ED ELECTRIC COMPANY (A) - - . '- • . __________________ ' '' - . - - 10:00 ED STUDIO SEE Visits a snake wrestler, a student traveling 'Circus and the New Orleans French Quarter for street jazz. (A) 10:30 (21) MOVIE "Seven Thieves" (B/W)(1960) Edward G. Robinson. Rod Steiger. After succeeding in the execution of a daring robbery, a motley group of thieves faces failure. (2 Hrs.) @1) TONY BROWN'S JOURNAL FOR OUR TIMES O KIDSWORLD ED ZOOM (A) 11:00 (43 AGRONSKY AND COMPANY '' '' - Bridges U Acting At 6 ' 0 THE LAW AND YOU BAPTIST O 1121 FIRST CHURCH ED QUE PASA, U.S.A.? Everyone works on Carmen's musical revue, despite Juana's stage fright. (H) 'SPECIAL OFFER , - - 11:30 (430 FACE THE NATION EL) BIG BLUE MARBLE AFTERNOON 12:00 @1) MOVIE "The Ladies' Man" (C) (1961) Jerry Lewis, Helen Traubel. A love-scorned man decides to give up on women, only to band a job as a houseboy in a girls' boarding house. (2Hrs.) 0 SPECTRUM ISSUES AND ANSWERS 1121 INTERCOM ED CONSUMER SURVIVAL KIT "Prescription. . Drugs -'.Advsj, Adopà'(R)'.'d.' J L------ finals, super heavyweight weightlllting. and men's and Tiberius and Livia fear that they will be implicated in the death women's volleyball. Dick of Germanicus. Meanwhile, Stockton hosts. (From San Caligula begins to show signs Juan, Puerto Rico) of mental instability. (H) 112) 8PORTSWORLD Coverage 9:30 of the Michigan "125" CART auto race from the loternation- (4) 0 THE JEFFER8ONS at Speedway in Brooklyn, Mich- George tries to duck out of celigan; International Champion- ebrating his wedding annivership Water Skiing from Red- sary with Louise. (H) wood City, California. 10:00 (2) (12) PRIME TIME SUNDAY 4:30 Chris Wallace reports on the O U.S. WOMEN'S OPEN Live U.S. parole commission: Jack ooVdrO9. of fInalrObnd play in, education, i He has also appeared on "The Waltons," "The Love at" and "Police Story" and had a starring role In completed 8th grade. He -. Fried Chicken - $3 95 COMPLETE 305 S. Park Avenue, Sanford For Reservations: oleo 323-0255 i'll ____________________________________________ resides with his parents in Los Angeles. Salad Bar Beverage Dessert Try one of our now crepe desserts Lunch: M.F 11-2 Dinner Thurs.-Sat. 6.9 Sunday Dinner: 12-3 "Ff" Todd, whose hobbles Inclwle fishing, football, biking and snake hunting, just the Baldwin Hills section of Fried Shrimp ' V.!J.J]' If - ,, I �8—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Poets !i!_day. July 13, 1979 arms to do my work with. I wish I had a flying chair with a steering wheel made of chocolate covered candy. I wish it would snow, up to my knees, In my backyard. I wish I had a farm with little chicks to feed, and a giant tiger at my farm. Wendy DeVinney These poems are by elementary schoolers from Seminole County. They resulted from the Florida Poetry In the Schools I wish I had a bike program. These pupils are just red, blue, orange and green taught by poet Bob Wishoff of Oviedo. Pupils are with lightning stripes on the seat. generally provided with a theme, but are not told Brian Shore what they should write. I wish there was no school I wish I had a cat as big as We could stay home all the time a tree. lie could take me up into We could go to the park and play with friends the sky, I could get plums from the Swing on the swings top I wish I had a 100 foot tree of my plum tree. When I wanted to sit on it He will take me off riding A branch would pick me up and play with me, and he will sleep with me Take me Into the big blue and bite Miss Young. sky Londa Johnson And the wind would blow through my hair My Crazy Money Wish I wish I was the smartest I wish I had kid In the workd 1999,283,563,892.28 I wish I could wish all the to buy a horse with a blue wishes In the world body Karl Eases and a purple mane; and a fat four leaf clover I with I had a go-cart as big as a train for good with big wheels and fire luck across the sides. while I ride on my horse. I wish I had a pencil that I wish I had rollercoaster wore glasses Daytime Schedule and could talk and eat and could do all my work for me. D.J. Durning MORNING 5:00 I wish for the whole world I could do whatever I wanted I wish for all the toys In the world I could play with them all day I wish I went to the circus every Saturday and Sunday I wish I was Queen of the world I could tell everybody what to do Caryn Burlabos O THE FBI 5:30 SUMMER SEMESTER 5:53 (12) PTL CLUB 6'OO (2) EARLY DAY (!)CRACKERBARREL O NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY SUNRISE 6:25 2) (12) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (2 (2J U TODAY MIDDAY (4 GOOD MORNING AMERI0 THE YOUNG AND THE 0 CA RESTLESS LILIAS, YOGA AND YOU (A) €E ALL MY Cl-. tDREN 9:00 fI JULIA CHILD AND COMDONAHUE PANY 0 MIKE DOUGLAS 1:30 U MOVIE (4) 0 AS THE WORLD (12) DINAHI TURNS ZI THE LONG SEARCH Ql CROCKETT'S VICTORY 9:55 GARDEN (!)UPBEAT iu:uu (2) (12) CARD SHARKS 2) PORTER WAGONER 124) ALL IN THE FAMILY (R) €1) STUDIO SEE (A) 6:30 (4) KUTANA 10:30 (1) (M ALL STAR SECRETS THE LITTLE RASCALS @J LOVE OF LIFE 6:45 I wish my shoe would turn Into a doughnut O I could eat it. I wish I had all the swimming pools in the world. I wish I was Snow White. Angela Erker 0 WHEWI D A.M. WEATHER €1) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 10:55 (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:47 0 CBS NEWS 6:55 11:00 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) (1 HIGH nou.ERs (12) HI, NEIGHBOR (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY (R) 7:00 ED HODGEPODGE LODGE (2)112) TODAY @) 0 FRIDAY MORNING 11:30 O GOOD MORNING AMERI- (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE CA 0 FAMILY FEUD f) SESAME STREET (R) 60 MISTER ROGERS (R) 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 2:00 (2)112) THE DOCTORS 0 ONE LIFE TO LIVE FLOWER SHOW 2:30 (2) (12) ANOTHER WORLD (4)0 GUIDING LIGHT CD V.I. PEOPLE 3:00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL €1) ANTIQUES 3:30 (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA lwhh Ihad a glass bottom boat I could ride it into the blood stream and into the heart and kidneys. Jason Grant AFTERNOON 0 MASH (R) () ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) 4:00 C2) EMERGENCY ONEI (4) THE GONG SHOW 0 BEWITCHED 0 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS (12) MAKE ME LAUGH €1) SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (4) MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 12:00 0 MERV GRIFFIN 7:30 (2) PASSWORD PLUS GUNSMOKE (12) (2) (12) TODAY (4) THE YOUNG AND THE GOOD MORNING AMERI. pg'rt 5'00 CA THE BRADY BUNCH (2) 00112) NEWS 0 THE ODD COUPLE ED SESAME STREET (R) 8:00 OD MISTER ROGERS (R) (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 12:30 ) OVER EASY 5:30 (12) NEWS Why do trees have hair? Maybe It's their hair. Andy Moberg Is the world a giant baseball? Did a mouse get shot with a shrinking ray? Ricky Sammons 8:30 EVENING 1:00 (4)OSEARCH FOR TOMOR- NEWS 8:25 0 HOGAN'S HEROES ROW TODAY IN FLORIDA (12) BEWITCHED I0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 0 RYAN'S HOPE (12) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ED OVER EASY (12) NEWS 6:00 0112) NEWS STUDIO SEE "Friends" ,jba divers Nicole and DamiEldemire explore the Cayn Islands; Chicago Girl uts play earthball. (R) 6:30 (12) NBC NEWS 0 CBS NEWS ABC NEWS VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 TIC TAC DOUGH MARY TYLER MOORE en Rhoda's parents visit ineapolis, her mother conis that their marriage is on rocks. (12) THE CROSS-WITS JOKER'S WILD MACNEIL I LEHRER 7:30 LIARS CLUB MATCH GAME NEXT STEP BEYOND bunted Inn" BHA NA NA Guests: RonSpector and The Fionettes. CAROL BURNETT AND DICK CAVE71' Guest: Leon lel. (Part I of 2) 8:00 (12) BASEBALL ALL-STAR WE Leading players from e American and National ague compete in this annual ssic, live from the Kingdome Seattle, Washington. 0 THE PAPER CHASE e study group senses that a indicapped student's desire join them is motivated by asons other than friendship. I July 16 1VI OIDAY EVENING 6:00 ""ItWENDS DICK CAVETT Guest: Frank Snepp. 14)0O112)NEWS STUDIO SEE Stunt Kid" Hollywood stunt kid Reid Rondull performs a world recordbreaking jump oil a high-rise, 8:00 (2) (121 LITTLE HOUSE ON THE loses her husband in an accident, coming out of a severe depression only to accept his teaching post at the SorL..i'r'na. The French press makes Marie a target, professionally and personally. (A) 9:30 1© NBC MOVIE "The Last Of The Mohicans" (1978) Stove PRAIRIE Laura and Albert attempt to spark romance Forrest, Andrew Prine. A white between a hard-drinking wand- hunter and his two Indian (A) erer (Ray Bolger) and a prim blood brothers help a British officer escort two women and proper local lady. (A) 6:30 through hostile Indian territory. (4) THE WHITE SHADOW The (IT) (12) NBC NEWS team gets taken to the clean- (A) '4)0 CBS NEWS WKRP IN CINCINNATI ers, both on and off the court, (1 ABC NEWS Johnny Fever becomes an during a basketball tournament El.) VILLA ALEGRE (A) instant lather when a young in Las Vegas. (A) 7:00 woman leaves her baby on the ABC MOVIE 0 "It's A Mad, ) TIC TAC DOUGH Mad, Mad, Mad World" (1963) radio station's doorstep. (A) MARY TYLER MOORE Spencer Tracy. Milton Berle. A 10:00 nu's promotion poses prb- group of people travel over LOU GRANT Rossi writes a (4) I' ms for the newsroom, mountains, through deserts controversial story which sets 0 THE CROSS-WITS and across great expanses to off fireworks In the city room. U JOKER'S WILD reach $350,000 in buried loot. (A) EDWARD WATERS COL. €D BILL MOVERS' JOURNAL 11:00 LEGE PROGRAM "Parkinson's Law Revisited: A l MACNEIL / LEHRER Conversation With C. North- (2) (4)0 0 1121 NEWS ED DICK CAVETT Guest: Leon REPORT cote Parkinson" C. Northcote Edel. (Part 1 of 2) Parkinson updates his well11:30 7:30 known work "Parkinson's (2)112) TONIGHT L)YOUNG PEOPLE'S 8PE- Law" and explains what can be CIAL "My Father, My Brother done to limit the growth NEWLYWED GAME of And Me" A Mexican-American bureaucracy. 0 ROCKFORD FILES A girl tells the story of her small-time pro quarterback 8:30 migrant farm worker father's implicates Pockiord in a blackmail scheme that unleashes devotion to her and her men. 11) STAR of INDIA "Iron Lady Of The Seas" The history, retally retarded brother. both police and gangsters on toration and the bicentennial (4 HOLLYWOOD SQUARES the detective. 0 JOHNNY CASH YOUTH sailing of the oldest iron-hulled 0 POLICE STORY The proSPECIAL "Where Have All The merchant ship afloat, the 114. fessional and personal life of a year-old "Star Of India," is Children Gone?" A penetrating 20-year veteran watch cornlook into the hopes and documented. (A) mander is detailed. dreams of children is present0 THE STATE OF FLORIDA 900 ed. Guests: Michael Landon, (4) MA'SH Father Mulcahy VS. THEODORE BUNDY Carol Burnett, Roy Clark, Chad writes a letter home detailing 1200 Everett, Debbie Boone. Roger the general feeling of depres. (4) BIG VALLEY Jarrod Williams ind Bill Cosby. Sion at the 4077th as Christ. defends a young girl who is FAMILY FEUD ... . mis approaches, (R)........ known to be the girlfriend of an CAROL SURNETT AN' ,MARIE CURIE MarW Curij 'nutlaw. ) HAPPY DAYS All of Dflzie'S good friends, includg Laverne and Shirley. come the fallen hero's wake to pay eir last respects. (Pert 2 of 2) 150i0rt magistrates debate hether Hester is lit to raise ir child Pearl. Chillingworth is iiled in to tend to the ailing averend Arthur Dimmesdale, is suffering from a mystariis illness. (Part 2 of 4) 8:30 P LAVERNE a SHIRLEY ulggy falls madly in love with beautiful girl who is taking rn for all she can get. (A) after the death of their daughter are met there by a series of psychic occurrences and mysterious murders. 0 THREE'S COMPANY A young pregnant woman arrives at the apartment and announces that Jack is her baby's father. (A) CD TENNIS "Miller Hall Of Fame Championships" Coverage of the finals of the United States' only professional grass tournament from Newport Casino, Newport, Rhode Island. 9:30 0 TAXI Alex falls in love with the voice over his cab's answering service and arranges a date with his unknown heartthrob. (A) 10:00 0 JULIE ANDREWS SPECIAL Robert Goulet joins Julie Andrews in singing memorable Broadway songs. 11:00 (2) (4)00 0 NEWS DICK CAVETT Guest: Leon Edel. (Part 2 of 21 11:30 12) (12) BEST OF CARSON Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Diahann Carroll, Charlie Callas, Don Barry, Judith Blegen. (A) ® NEWLYWED GAME BARNABY JONES Barnaby is hired to locate a hit-andrun defendant who lumped bail, leaving phony stock certificates behind with the bondsman. (R) ABC MOVIE "Charlie Chan: Happiness Is A Warm Clue" (1971) Ross Martin, Rocky Gunn. When a yacht becomes the setting for a string of murders, the Chinese detective is encouraged to come out of retirement. CD THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY 'A Man In Charge'Fi"nds His Life Falling Apart By CAROL FELSENTIIAL American Library Assn. Conrad Taylor has always considered himself "a man in charge" of everyone and everything around him. By midpoint In this complex and compelling novel by Morris Philion, director of the University of Chicago Press, Conrad is forced to face the facts: He is losing control of his daughter, his new wife, his assistant, his job and his future. And he may even be losing control of himself. Conrad is executive vicepresident of thc undergraduate program at a university In New Haven (obviously Yale). He is good at his Job and happy at it. He has a sincere, strong sense of morality and he is not above flaunting it, making him insufferable at times and vulnerable to the jealousies and cruelties of those less A MAN IN CHARGE by Morris Philipson (Simon & Schuster, $10.95) GULLIVER HOUSE by John Leggett (Houghton, Mifflin, $10.95) pure than he (nearly everyone). Divorced from his first wife, Conrad has only one child, a grown daughter who spends her time and her father's money—trying to shock him, when she isn't agitating for an Increase in her allowance. As a father, Conrad considers himself a failure. lie can't change his daughter's mind about having a baby out of wedlock or running off to Live on an Indian reservation. But he can, he thinks, mold his assistant Tom; become a father figure to the eager, ambitious, raw youth "polish" him, as Conrad puts it, He soon discovers that no - - sexuality. boss, has a fatal heart attack. In the natural order of things, Conrad, a superb administrator, should tnkp his place. When the president, instead of exercising his prerogative to name the new provost, appoints a search conunittee, Conrad begins to suspect that such considerations as order and fairness are simply irrelevant. 12:00 12:40 O CBS LATE MOVIE "The Spiral Staircase" (1946) Dorothy 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. 1:00 (2) (121 TOMORROW Guests: Freelance rock reporter Bob Weiner; Roller Arena, a Wall Street broker by day and roller skating, transvestite disco queen at night. 1:30 L enny A publisher.) This Is the second of foui interrelated novels. The first "The Wallpaper Fox" (1976)mn also set in Ne Haven, featured a character who appears in the new novel briefly and who, like Conrad. finds his harmonious life suddenly shattered by a series of small lies and betrayals. Until "Gulliver House," John Leggett wrote nonfiction his last was "Ross and Tom," the biography of two young writers (Ross Lockridgc Jr. and Thomas Ileggen) who became instant successes with their First novels and then killed themselves. Now he has moved on to fiction. Fortunately, he has stuck to the same world of writers and publishers. Leggett is a master of its nuances, peculiarities and agonies. - The novel opens in the 'SOs a pivotal time in publishing, when most houses were still family run, but conglomerates were looming in the near distance eager to acquire it publishing ''property." l.loyI goes to work For a pres1ed over by its founder, it man who truly loves books. "11 1 must be busy with something, and I must, I'd prefer to'tk trading in them than in corsets, essential essential as they are," - - ... As is the custom in New York publishing, Lloyd soon moves on to a bigger house, still ruled by the founding father, although now there's a son in the foreground who's more interested in "big Not only are his home and books" than in books. Lloyd professional life disturbed, can see a merger coming. so are some of his fondest "There may not be anything prejudices. He realizes that wrong with bigness," he the university the says, "but it isn't Interested marketplace of ideas is no in little problems like artistic nobler than the marketplace problems, like human of goods and services, problems. Bigness Is only Academics steal each interested in what turns up other's Ideas as casually as on the quarterly report. It businessmen steal ad- doesn't understand that for a vertising strategies. Faced publisher, failure Is the with resolving several norm, and the right to fail Is faculty "indiscretions," the most important part of Conrad is forced to admit what he is." that academics are as prone With two colleagues, he to corruption as anyone else. starts his own house, which "A Man in Charge" Is is soon in such financial filled with the sort of subtle tress that only a merger moral questions that are no with one of the big publishers longer fashionable in fiction, can save Gulliver House that unfortunately went out from bankruptcy. By the of style with Henry James. novel's Lloyd's end, The fact that the novel publishing career is over; so remains engaging and is his marriage and his one enlightening throughout is a affair. Lloyd has learned a tribute to Philipson's talent lot about how publishing and to his flawless feel for works, or In his case academic politics and how It doesn't work. So, , preterittajsness., (He wa the .,te - - (4) NEWS 0 NEWS matter how furiously he polishes, Torn remains tarnished. No matter how much he wants Tom to be a young, even better version of himself, Conrad will have little more control over his assistant than he has over his daughter. Conrad has recently married an exquisite woman who is young enough to be his daughter, bright enough to be his intellectual equal, and sexy enough to be every aging man's fantasy. The independently wealthy Isabel, used to curing boredom with a quick trip to St. Moritz, finds New Haven stifling and academic rigmarole ridiculous. Still, Conrad is confident that he can keep her from straying until he gets an anonymous note claiming that she is having an affair. To add insult to injury, it appears that he is no longer in charge of what he considers his very essence his - tXLMA9 ,,,u'oert,nsa of a man who is accused of murdering one of the town's leading citizens. 900 MOVIE "No Way To Treat Lady" (C) (1968) Rod Steiger, aorge Segal. A psychotic ler of elderly women dresses various disguises and eludes )erslstent detective. (2 Hrs.) I CBS MOVIE "Don't Look )W" (1974) Julie Christie, maId Sutherland. An English uple who move to Venice Friday, July 13,1979-9 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl July 17 ESDAY AUTHOR MORRIS P1IILIPSON ls o /(rites M us 1c In 1970, Michael came to When McKean was 15 he Hollywood and was reunited started acting in high school with Lander. Soon thereafter plays. He continued to pursue his goal of becoming both joined a satirical "The group, a performer while attending comedy I Born in Manhattan and Carnegie Tech and New Credibility Gap," and toured reared In Sea Cliff, Long York University. It was at the United States for four Island, Michael McKean is Carnegie Tech that be met years. Not only a talented actor, the son of Ruth and Gilbert David L Lander, who plays enjoys playing the McKean McKean. His father Is an his oddball roommate, has composed and guitar executive In New York City, Squiggy, on the half-hour several songs and scores for The' and his mother is a high comedy series. school librarian described by characters of. Lenny and feature shorts. "After Michael as, "my nwber one,, Squiggy developed frQm that, dealing with hundreds at, press agent." ..-..early friendship.'. .a.j1..4 '.::'..'.\'pjople,'irelax when 11 can- be Lenny Kosnowski on ABC's "Laverne & Shirley" is known off the set as Michael McKean. , alone with my music," says Michael. Michael and his wife, Susan, are the parents of a son, Cohn Russell, born Feb. 16, 1976. Michael's other interests include taking care of the many animals that he and Susan raise in their Hollywood home, reading science-fiction and writ1ng - He stands 6 feet tall and wplg1 with .blond hatz and tic - �Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Youthful At Age 25, Rock Rema'ins 6 By ROB I'ATFERSON Somebody decreed that 1979 is the 25th anniversary of rock 'a' roll, and for what it's worth '79 already shapes up nicely. Anyone who thinks rock lost it's youthful zest a decade ago is In for some surprises, as some recent albums by rock veterans prove forcefully. Laminar Flow (Asylum) is Roy Orbison's first new album In 10 years, and the man Elvis Presley called "the greatest singer in the world" (I won't argue) not only sounds up to date, but crosses into current styles with Incredible ease. With songs like "Crying," "Only The Lonely," and "Oh, Pretty Woman," Orbison dominated the record charts of the world in the early '60s (and certainly formed some of this writer's earliest impressions of rock 'n' roll). lie sold 50 million records to boot. In 1963, Orbison toured with the world's number one group The Beatles. Now, with the encouragement of the Eagles, Boa Scaggs and linda Ronstadt'(who had a recent hit with his "Blue Bayou"), Orbison is back. "The lOs seem to be an era of instant history," says Orhisnn. "People wanted to know about that period from 1960 to 1968 so a few years back I started looking for the right record label. "I've been working constantly anyway," says Orbison, "touring four, five, maybe six months a year. That way you're always at least where you've been, but I've just been trying to have - a good time while being Beatles and the Rolling professional on stage. I Stones, who I knew on their never thought I wouldn't first records, or George continue, but I'd be playing Jones. It was Just great and singing even if I never being in the thick of things." made it." Also in the thick of things On his record Orbison in The Killer himself, Jerry wraps his incredible voice Lee Lewis, whose new around touching ballads, a Elektra Ip brims with exlittle shuffling rock (the citement. It's fierce, roughsassy "Warm Spot Hot"), house rockabiliy, with some down home disco ("Easy quiet moments, such as the Way Out") and a telling autobiographical "I Wish I tribute to his friend Presley Was Eighteen Again" that "Hound Dog Man." are equally touching, The sound is crisp and Link Wray of "Rumble" modern, and Orbison still sings with moving clarity, fame (a 1957 million-seller), range and emotion. Is also proving the past to be "The most rewarding much more than nostalgia on thing of all," says Orbison, Ws new Bulishot lp (Visa). "is that I'm still Involved after 20 years, and the In- With the help of Dylan volvement I've had with cohorts like Rob Stoner and people along the way — Billy Cross, Wray whips out Buddy Holly, Elvis, the some of the best raunchy and snappy guitar playing in years. Your serve may be just as —Model Cheryl Tiegs. powerful if you appear on the —TV correspondent Chris court In ragged t-shirt and Curie, faded jeans Instead of the —Barbara Nicklaus, wife latest tennis fashions. But of golfer Jack Nicklaus. you will never make this list —Phyllis O'Toole, wife of of the 10 best-dressed women advertising-agency presiin tennis, compiled by dent John O'Toole. TENNIS magazine. —Actress Valerie Perrine. —Tennis star Chris Evert —Carrie Rozelle, wife of Lloyd. football cwmnlssioner Pete —Actress Farrah Fawcett Hozelle. Majors. —Rosemary Stack, wife of actor Robert Stack. —Actress Di na Merrill. The women were selected by a panel that included health and beauty expert Beverly Sassoon; designer Oleg Cassini; television If bar music will ever make personality Mery Griffin; it big, Delbert's the man to Tony Travert, captain of the U.S. Davis Cup Team, and Gerry Boycks, vice president of Thomas J. Upton. Although Robert Ito, costar of NBC's "Quincy," set out to he a (lancer, he found his niche in acting with the STUDIO SEE "Tubing" Cowboy Danny Sweilzer rides in a wild mustang roundup; Cathy Sherrill tubes down Farmington River. (R) U'J1AJ6Le Tf4& C1YE5 AND L.6 THE CL.t)E SEOtaJj.J 7' 'The NAN%f, OF TV ACTR!c~". OOR ww_wl~< I I PfrLIff'R R13EN A4B j A RU Ursd F I MAUcE?L " NEW RELEASE GOLDENGIRL (PG) Susan Anton, James Coburn. Curt Jurgeus. Sports drama. A mad scientist tries to turn his tall, beautiful daughter into the greatest runner ever, eyeing three gold medals at the Moscow Olympics. In the process, he doesn 't mind wrecking her, mentally and physically. Contrived, foolish and implausible affair, but Susan Is awfully nice to look at, (CAUTION: Some - THURSDAY EVENING Ito, who at age 5 became Interested In dance following a first prize finish in an amateur talent contest, was a serious student. The tough discipline of his dance lessons resulted In 10 years with the National Ballet of Canada, followed by four seasons as a dancer with the Canadian Broadcasting Company. From Canada, Ito landed a feature role In the Broadway hit, "Flower Drum Song." 6:00 6:30 (')(12) NBC NEWS (4) 0 CBS NEWS 0 ABC NEWS El) VILLA ALEGRE (R) 7:00 (J TIC TAC DOUGH ) MARY TYLER MOORE Mary organizes a poker party to compensate for Lou's spoiled trip to Las Vegas. O (112) THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD CD MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT July 19 (2) @ 00(12) NEWS ) STUDIO SEE "Orienteering" The new sport of orienteering In Richmond, Va. is demonstrated; visit Al Hartig. kite man; thoroughbred horses are trained in Ocala, Fla. (A) 9:30 O BARNEY MILLER An unemployed CIA 'agent becomes convinced that Barney and his detectives are undercover hit man, (H) 10:00 6:30 (1)1112) NBC NEWS @1) 0 CBS NEWS O ABC NEWS ED VILLA ALEGRF.(R) 7:00 (1) TIC TAC DOUGH (11) MARY TYLER MOORE After losing twenty pounds. Rhoda still feels fat and Mary tries to help her realize how attractive she has become. O (112) THE CROSS-WITS O JOKER'S WILD EL) MACNEIL I LEHRER REPORT 7:30 (23 LIARS CLUB (4) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES ROY ORBISON ... he's back July 18 drops out of school for the WUriy ,,ut.o-'.,'2ith" nf the "The Hallelujah (12) MOVIE Trail" (C) (1"4.8urt Lancaster. Lee Remick. The Ladies' Temperance League attempts to stop the shipment of whiskey wanted by both miners and Indians. (3 Hrs.) ED THE LONG SEARCH "A Question Of Balance" A Confucian respect for the past and ancestors, the cosmic pattern of the Tao. the local gods who dispense justice, and 11w placating of ghosts of the dead are some of the aspects of Taoism investigated by Ronald Eyre (R) 8:30 @J GOOD TIMES Willona is forced to take a stand when Penny's natural mother appears to reclaim her daughter. in love with Dan masquerades as a male to kill his girlfriends (R) 11:00 1)4O0Ii2)NEWS FM DICK CAVETT Guests: (Part 1 of 21 11:30 (1) 42) TONIGHT Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Dom DeLuiso, Sheriff Katharine Crumbley, Deidro Hall, Dudley Moore (4) NEWLYWED GAME O SWITCH Pete is accused of killing a stewardess who was actually killed by her crew alter she stumbled onto their pot to steal Federal money (R) POLICE WOMAN Pepper IOns the motorcycle division and becomes romantically involved with a fellow officer (Part 1 of 2)(R) ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. THEODORE BUNDY 12:00 (11) BIG VALLEY An old man He was also part of the buys some land from the Barkoriginal cast of "What joys that the government wants 7:30 9:00 Makes Sammy Run." It was to use as a dam site. LIARS CLUB (21) CBS MOVIE "A Question @) there that Ito was befriended @1) FAMILY FEUD Of Guilt" (1978) Tuesday Weld, 12:37 by Blyden, who suggested DANCE FEVER Ron Loibman, The trial of a O BARETTA A crime boss that he pursue a full-time $1.98 BEAUTY SHOW woman accused of murdering blames Baretla for a raid on career al an actor. (12)CAROL BURNETT AND her young daughter brings up one of his operations and puts FRIENDS issues of morality and jus- out a contract on the detecIn 1965, Ito moved to Los 01 DICK CAVETT Guest: Leon the tice in Contemporary Society. tive's life. (R) Angeles, where he won roles Cdel. (Part 2 of 2) EVENING IN BYZANTIUM 12:40 in such television series as Craig attempts to rtop the 800 KOJAIC A desperate man "Kojak," "The Six Million (11) NBC MOVIE "Little Big exploitation of his script, and Dollar Man" and "Kung Man" (1970) Dustin Hoffman, soon realizes that more Is at tries to clear his name by helping Kojak find a ruthless loan Fu." He later co-starred In Faye Dunaway. A 121-year-old stake than a mere movie. shark. (A) such movies as "Midway," white man who was the sole O CHARLIE'S ANGELS The Angels pose as race-track reg1:00 and "RolIei-ball" and in such survivor of Little Big Horn ulars to investigate the death of TOMORROW Guests: (2) 2) recalls his life and loves on the TV movies as "Men of the a gambler who was trampled Harry Begg, the first unwed Western frontier. (R) Dragon" and "Helter (l) father to successfully sue for THE LOVEBiRDS A young by his favorite horse. (R) Skefter." 8UMMERFEST Big band custody of the child; Frank wife's insistence upon getting a vocalists Tex Beneke, Helen Born in Vancouver, B.C., lob causes havoc In the family O'Connell and Bob Eberly per. household. on July 2, Ito is married and a 0 VALLEY Jack, a pro- form from Wolf Trap Farm Park has two chlldren,Jennlfer, fessional prizefighter, must quit in Vienna, Virginia. 18, and Tiomaa, 15. They the ring or lace doh. 1000 r in J.AreI .E1OM ENOUGH lancy 0 VEQA$ A woman secretly Nelllgan, who started a support group for children of divorced parents. (I[) NEWS 1:45 U NEWS O MATCH GAME $100,000 NAME THAT TUNE (112) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ED DICK CAVETT Guests: Honi Cobs and the Copasetics (Part I of 2) 8:00 (123NATIONAL GEOGRAPHIC SPECIAL "Journey To The High Arctic" Albert Deming goes into the Arctic to bring back endangered species to the safety of his game farm. TO THE WALTONS Jason is scorned by his brother Ben when he considers becoming a conscientious objector. (A) 0 MORK & MINDY Mork's days are numbered unless he can gel a power recharge from his missing egg-shaped gleek (R) (112) PROJECT U.F.O. A student pilot sights a UFO and dives toward earth only to lace expulsion when no one believes her story. ED ALL CREATURES GREAT AND SMALL "Nothing Like Experience' 8:30 O INFINITE HORIZONS "Space After Apollo" Host Ray Bradbury and science fiction writer Isaac Asimov look at what space will be like 30 to 100 years in the future, based on the predictions of scientists and NASA officials. 9:00 (2) (12) QUINC'I Quincy discovers that four corpses unearthed during a rainstorm may be carrying typhoid but can only locate three of them. (A) @1) 0 MISS UNIVERSE PAGEANT Helen O'Connell, Bob Barker and special guest Donny Osmond are on hand for this annual competition featuring a bevy of beauties from around the world vying for a title and a crown. (L) NOVA "Oit.'SiiI) Step" BUTCH AND SUNOANCE: THE EARLY DAYS (PC,) William K alt. Tom Bcrcngcr. Western. This supposedly shows how Butch and Sundance were as young men, how they got together and began their nefarious partnership. The two young actors look as though they could have grown into Redford and Newman, but otherwise this "prequel" is unlike the big hit film. Richard Lester, who used to direct with a splash, does this with a plod. GRADE: C-plus. gratuitous nudity that should have earned it an R rating). GRADE: C-minus. - LOST AND FOUND (PG) George Segal, Glenda Jackson. Romantic Comedy. Writer-director-producer Mel Frank tries to recapture the magic of "A Touch of Class," and reunited Segal and Jackson In another lighthearted exercise. Magic is tough to recapture, however, and this gets off to a good start but bogs down about halfway through In a tedious examination of the tenure system on college campuses. GRADE: B - PLAYERS (I'G) — All Mac Graw, Dean-Paul Martin, Maximilian Schell. Romance. We've had films about ice skating and hockey and basketball and football and now it's tennis' turn. This one has a love story played out, slowly, against a big tennis match, and the ref should have called a foot fault. The real tennis players used here are better actors thaii the real actors. The advantage is out via the near exit. GRADE: 1)-plus. GENERAL RELEASE ALIEN (R) Tom Skerrltt, Slgouruey Weaver, John Hurt Science fiction-horror. This is part-"Star Wars," part-"Jaws," as it tries to scare you to death futuristically. A plodding old space ship inadvertently takes aboard a monster, which does terrible things to the people it catches. The crew tries to kill It and definitely vice versa. If you like the type, this Is GRADE: A,But avoid It if you scare easy. - Part I of a 2-part series on the race to the moon why was it necessary for the US to get there first? - WEDNESDAY ()@JOOcI)NEWS TVL(D.0'*%E Chuck Berry mixes effortlessly with songs from Sea Level's Randall Brambiett and Delbert's own version of his song, "Two Bearing a title apropos to all mentioned here, Delbert McClinton has come up with certainly his best album — Keeper Of The Flame (Capricorn). It also manages to be very commercial without betraying the down-home rock Idiom. Ito Found Niche help of such assets as good looks, discipliue and sonic advice from the late Larry hlyden. right record. do it, and now he's got the More Bottles of Wine," first made a hit by Emmylou Harris. Smoothy and sassy, it's the perfect way to cap off a little research into rock's roots. Goldengi*rl: Contrive d, Imp lausible - Best On The Court IAE D Friday, July 13,1979-11 Friday, July 13, 197 10—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. (21) (112) DAVID CASSIDY Dan Shay poses as a weapons buyer to nab a deadly arms dealer. (A) 020120 - (Film grading: A—superb; B—good; C — average; D poor; F— awful) HOMEOWNERS: ED IN THE SHADOW OF THE MOON This locall produced program traces the effect of the spa--e program on the personal and professional lives of Brevard County residents NEED CASH? 11:00 (211 (141) 0 0 (12) NEWS Your Credit Is Good For ED DICK CAVETT Guests. Honi Coles and the Copasetics (Part 2 of 2) 11:30 C23t121 TONIGHT Host Johnny Carson. Guests Charles Nelson Reilly, Peter Strauss. Donna Cross (4) NEWLYWED GAME O MASH An officer trying to get out of the war and another"eager beaver" looking for action show up at the 4077th (A) STARSKY & HUTCH A racketeer WilO fears Hutch's testimony will put him away hires a hit -nan to eliminate the detective. (A) ED THE STATE OF FLORIDA VS. 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Magnolia Ave., Suite 416, Orlando, Fl. 3203 - �SUNDAY EDITION flst Year, No. 282—Sunday, July 15, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Hera id-_ (US PS4B) 280)—Price 25 Cents II Can't Let You Go, Judy' - Shei Klls Daughter, Rather Than See Her ;- -- 7 Pc,, Dinette _'- 611 Editors Note: On May 5, 1978, Marilyn Dieti, a church-going small town housewife in Vermont, shot to death her 18-year-old daughter to keep her from becoming a big city prostitute. The following story is an In-depth study of that human tragedy and the simple break-down of family communication that led to It. By ROD CLARKE United Press International BURLINGTON, Vt. (UPI) — Marilyn Dietl loved her daughter, Judy, very much. Too much to lose her to a big city pimp and a life of shame. So on a warm spring day last year, she and Judy drove in the family's 1968 station wagon from their comfortable Colchester, E "A HONEY ALMOND TABLE 36" 48" 60" x x Formica Top With Double Vt., home, headed south for a few miles and turned up North Prospect Street in Burlington, arriving behind the Ohavi Zedik Synogogue where they often attended rummage sales. And there Marilyn IJieti quietly took a .38 caliber Smith and Wesson revolver from her purse and shot her daughter in the chest, arms and legs. Judy died several hours later, two months before her 19th birthday. She would not have to choose whether she should stay a country girl or become a Boston prostitute. Marilyn DicU was sentenced to 5 to 15 years in the Chittenden County Correctional Center for second degree murder. And she inside the walls and her husband and their four other children Thick Sides 6 FLORAL CANE CHAIRS Fi r e Crews Train Supported Vinyl REG. 249 TOP QUALITY King Koil Beautiful Quilted PRICESI KING SIZE QUEEN SIZE 95 I A A _C4?" Ch E INGa TWIN SIZE j95 Vth Pc. - DRESSER MIRROR CHEST - -- w FULL SIZE 95 Aftkk Each $ 3q1Pc. pe. r AF Pc. The mattress, a life Pack, when inflated boasts an eight-foot height. It covers a space of 16x24 feet, and is kept inflated by two generator fans. U. Sal Saitta training officer, explained the program's objective: Today is the final day of a three-day training program. During the program every Altamonte is Springs fireman required to execute two basic maneuvers. The first is a tree-fall jump from the roof of the fire station, approximately 30 feet up. The second maneuver is called repelling. This is where a man is suspended from a rope and scales the wall by swinging from side to side. Repelling is an important maneuver in rescue training." Siegfried, dressed in a brilliant orange uniform, performed each maneuver and followed with a 'I Sold 111 Sits Only 4--Pc. TroMflonal Bedroom K SA E By BARRY DILLON Herald Correspondent A woman and child walked out of the Altamonte Springs City Hall on Wednesday and were shocked at the sight of a man jumping off the roof of a three-story building. He was Chief Tom Siefried of the city's fire department. Was it a personal problem that caused him to jump? No, just part of his job. The job Wednesday entailed a height-training progmm using an inflated SOFAwSLEEPER ESAVE_ "1= , $111J 1OO] Im . , I 1 REG. '299 'U I; BOOKCASE HEADBOARD 11FI-low"REG. 269' FULL SIZE Pecan Woodgrain Finish NAIVIlt FULL SIZE IN SOLID COLORS $169 905 !J 3 IM!I ELIA E 11 - Judy Dieti was pretty, quiet, naive and hardI riot: ...l ot Colchester 1 ugh School. She never made e, ayes, particrpat.-d ill tic extracurricular activities. When not at school or bionic, slit , worked at the family ice cream store in it Burlington shi ppuig center. - - --- sin-: k II.LS, Page 12 Carter To Talk To U.S. Sunday On Ener gy Woe pp—i.v - ..• - - - WASI1IN(;'WN AOr - .- -. '.,, -. J y ,' 4• .;• • - - . -.. "' • ij ' . - . :-., ' 1Xriiii vo,: ttr- k4. j - - • • -- - •. - - AL -.. -' '- - - - P,t -..1 . -- - - .. --- - - - - . • - - ' - 0 ., Sunday, • - -, - - - .. - -. . - ',. . '• '- - -- - 4. -. -. -. . 9 - - _ - *,o. - -- •• -' Altamonte Springs fireman it. David Itaistead, leaps from the third floor of building during training Eei'eises. - reassuring lecture to the men, some of whom are unpaId volunteer firefighters. "The key is confidence," he said. "Through experience, the men will build confidence which will eliminate that fear of heights in all humans." "Most new buildings are constructed two stories high or above. This practical experience is essential In building a well prepared fire departmeat," Siegfried added. "Personally, I learned if the good Lord meant for man to fly, He would have given us wings." Lt. David Halstead, shift officer, waited his turn, Taking a deep breath, he stepped onto the 71 4-inch ledge. Peering down, he hesitated and started to lose his balance. "That is not the way I want to go," he shouted. ''Let's try it again." The second attempt was flawless. Afterwards, he said, "lie who hesitates lost!" and indicated that the Jump onto the Life Pack is no simple task. Even more difficult is "repelling," according to Richard Dunn, director of rescues. "In repelling, an extra safety precaution is taken, A 'tag man' is used for protection. A tag nuin Oil the ground below holds the rescuer's rope and with a tight tug can halt the irian's descent," Dunn explained. ''The critical time is stepping off backwards. This has be executed perfectly or the tug man has to be quick with help." Saitta pointed to Paul (.zaoiga. "Lie has no fear of heights," lie said. ''I think tie enjoys it." Following some ribbing a "Geronimo," and an im- pact on the Life Pack, (2znpign said. "It's fine, except for the first step." Then lie added, apparently joking, "It's more Inn face first!" Said Dunn, "We videotaped the entire program to show the mien Inter. The men learn through watching their mistakes and successes." And Siegfried noted "The pruginin was all inunen.se triumph and we achieved our goals. with the help p1 Seminole (hiriiinunity College, who loaned us the life Pack, the miren built their confidence." to is ' staff 81111 thi.' ei'fon mmiamo c of officials UI tilt, i'x..-t'ut iv.' branch, hinting, that t-tiamnges will be forthcoming. Carter, mimearitmnna', appeared It!iltiIii5ts .irutii un-ti-il speech hroa u PitlistIphicOl ml l l o t 11: 11.1 tit% IN fi ll - uci. ti - - mg ii try be kr -. raglit,'' tuwait ü '.,llI tin' I 1 1t"ittciit ' s 0- %WOIUICu$t. Ii it t ' - . - rrt- spond cut 4 Hostages Escape, 2 Die brave air opportunity in a natural and relaxed setting to talk to citizens who tiiight not find their views expressed in the welter of organized groups i Washington,'' Powell said. The people Carter met pretty much kept faith with an edict ironi the White [louse not to discuss their conversations in detail with the press. '.%y did talk stAt, 1n4 U, was flattering to Carter. Mr. -it ift also i.nt't and Mrs. Marvin Porterfield, h - t - r at (iollp I )avmd, who trusted a backporch coffee P. tn"'ili'r ;is a and cookies gathering for the presidential party, found '.rlooki:ig "rd dand not at all down." Cons ii Ita t ion $ - - - 1 I r:roup II! i:ipi - s-. OIIIITV il't1 itiviR'd 10 Itillch It ito'. at Iii,' Iiolimnitailltop ti-tm -at I 'ltiini'ists 'oil Io'.vaii and .JatIi('.- .1 Kilpatrickl)m(' wtU points of his energy program ittiti will reflect his consuitatlons during the Past 12 days on the problems facing this cuuir. try. "1 can certainly say tin' consult lit iun1 brave had a impact aim thespeech and time president's thinking,' press secretary Judy Pun ci I told reporters, Powell ruled out speculatmomm that Carter may(hill) 0 Isumiib shell ill t he speech h; Oil nunneimig ii..- will nut seek it''let-t ica, lie also scoffed at sort ii' published reports that t iltpresident has becim caught Pd ''self doubt'' about Inns ability to lead and discouraged by his drop in the popularity IiIl:. Powell said 'thus.' M141 Iii'... tx'emm' invited to the tlomno'stusummrmnrit gathit'mrmigs kmmo'.% 'those stories are Si ronig lie said Carter also has bts'ni reit.ssessmiig his Wlrnte lbort'' - - i.. isultti,tl air -- M ml iL;I'li PresidentCarte,, braving 'trift fitted his doriiestic stinninirit ('onsultatiomis '.Ithi the 'folks out i n the boondocks,'' si'ttkd down Satum'd'i at I aniii David to put the final tourh.-s on: hrn' long-awaited speech on America inn crisis. Carter's address, to be broadcast national radio inniti television at 10 P' EDt' '-d Porterfield, a 61-year - old retired beef cattle farmer and disablei World War I! Marine pilot, said he "as ''fa orably impressed'' with Carter and rejected airy suggestion that j;irianickry was involved. 'iii boondocks' had i ' mpact on s pee ch , 1 r.hhd told s'.om'rieti 114's ti. limit' hras -- w0nt tom a tin - nut' IsIUI , '01., mciii I'..'lb ii-1,-rnj,'I the I- titiit t'.'.i stotet situ' trips ill tilt, hit t'., (l a ys to - hat is Ui hIm'-, tic ii urkt-m ; nil it I 'ittslarm- gim ,nu!.mt-I atd to told it 'IlakIutI i' '-intuit with a of pt-upt,- ii i1antniisbum- g, 1"I oup W Va 'i t h illk tie iundt'nnt Ix're. Iit''.-..-s it i mIii(itt;tt f o r him to - "Ile caine here with it sincere iriU'rest un what we folks here out inn the boondocks really think,'' Inc said. There nere apparently ten surprises at the nmmeeting for any of the 17 participants, althowir all '.ere encouraged to speak their nmrind. ''Lh' agreed with pretty much everything we said," Porterfield said. ''lie secured to know what was going on. "lie was very relaxed and he had a lot of answers at his fingertips, lie's not at all ..i:mifused'' ''- - — -. 55c 0 The path that led to Friday, May 5, 1978, was itiade of 111all small steps and if in retrospect it now has a feeling of urt'vit;rtrilrt about it. that wasn't so at the time. g .--- 11wi v : .rc lit) 711,-rests in school." Marilyn 1)retl recalls. "She jour dfl acti'. itas. .111(i .% hall fit) l It a-rids. no social life. Although voted the r ..-tti...'.t rirl iii tier 1977 graduating class, she didn't have a date ir hr strji,i prim Ms,?re ill tti.. all-around good kids ho didn't give on' iiblti:is and didn't create any," recalled h h.tcr I birTh I 'ririt-ipol Uoiiert Burke. hit (ii.iiItss tco(- trer I iure'ns ....hip" Wolcott now says one drib 'I in (lair h 3RAND 1641 outside are trying to reassemble their shattered lives And trying to understand bow this tragedy happened family. Hooker As :r Mile north of Hwy. Closed Sun. Ie1AL'Is1 Im 9 (I]Iwo Phone: 339-3366 -F At Eg ypt EmbassyIn Turke I' \ aboard were believed to be PLO officials hoping to help negotiate ANKARA, Turkey (UP!) — Four of 20 hostages held by an end to the siege. Palestinian gwunen at the Egyptian Embassy escaped early Saturday. Two others died trying to flee. The Iraqi News Agency said the delegation was led by Abu Firas, a top aide to PLO leader Yasser Arafat. One of them was killed in a had of gunfire and the other suffered Th e Egyptian government has given Turkish authorities perfatal injuries jumping out a third-floor window. *mission to use force to end the siege but Turkish Prime Minister The violence brought the casualty toll to at least five dead and liulent Ecevit, who has taken personal charge of the case, said two Injured since four heavily armed Palestinians stormed the embassy Friday in the most violent counterstrike yet to the U.S.- "we shall do our best to release the hostages unharmed." sponsored peace treaty between Egypt and Israel. Armored troops and tanks ringed the light-colored mansion, The terrorists threatened to kill all 20 hostages initially cap- situated on one of Ankara's main avenues, and sharpshooters tured including the Egyptian ambassador — unless Turkey were positioned on nearby roofs. recognized the Palestine Liberation Organization and cut ties The escape attempts today began when commercial attache with Egypt and Israel, Ismail Mohammed Abdul Khalil and his assistant, Halif Afifi Eid They also demanded a plane to fly them to an unknown Ibrtralm, fled through the front and back doors of the ornate destination and the release of two Palestinians held In Egypt for mansion, one taking shelter under a tree in the back garden as the alleged plans to mount terrorist strikes. other dashed to a police armored personnel carrier. Neither was The PLO denied involvement in the attack. A plane arrived in hurt. Ankara today from Syria and at least some of the six persons Two Turkish policemen, trapped inside since the initial assault, then jumped out an upper window. One was killed when the Palestinians opened up with a burst of gunfire but the other. managed to escape. A policeman outside who came to their rescue was injured by the Palestinian gunfire. Toda Later two more Egyptian hostages, Mohammed All Abdullah and flasan Cemal, jumped out a third story window while police Around The Clock ----------4-A Horoscope -----------------6-B sprayed the windows with firehoses to keep the terrorists from . . 2A Bridge .....................6.11 Hospital shooting. Comics ....................ro-B OURSELVES ............1-2-3-B Cemal died later in hospital after emergency brain surgery but Crossword .................6-B Sports - ..... ----...910-1I-A Abduallah was reported in good condition. Editorial ..................4-A Telelillilon ... ...... . Leisure The Incident beoen at n*ildday Friday when the Palestirdans Dr. Lamb ..................6-B Weather ---- .... -........ - 2-A lept out of a taxi and shot their way inside the embassy. - -.- .---, - 0 % - - -. - . / -, I • 'l. / / -. -- 7/ - - 1 • 40 - ! 11 / Ak / -. ,• - - - - - - ,\ -- - .- - . y ............... -. •._. :- - ___.4 al 1 f . - - - .. %? , £ ' • e. - — "- ' - '' "' ' - -. HeraIu Photo by Toni Vincent Elforts to raise the Affican oup(,11, a -It,.fo()t % C Ila t a%~'Je George, were underway Satm'dav morning at the Lake Monroe Marina. The craft partiaily sank Frida% night. No determination has been made as to the cause of the niishap. RAISED '' ' ' - -- " - - -. - ' - ' - '' ' '' - ' - - - - ' ' ' -: - _ — - - - - - - - '.uu.'' - - - - -' - ,, - --.. -'-__.44__ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 12-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 13, 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/975c62c347fb0e07ea17e7dd8471aead.pdf c4e5cf6b684db86f4bd29eafb12bc8a3 PDF Text Text 0. , - I - -•--. -•• 1 411— Evening Harald Sanford, Fl. I DON'T ' N Monday, Sip?. 17, by Im IT 44 Emi t coherent ACROSS 11(THey WOULD---I;:TWEJR ALL THE EMPLOYEES - 1)4eY SHOULD 1WNK OF 17AIS V4ty SUR0e LATELY FROM HOME TAMD Chic Young 1 Horselike mammal 6 Urine duct 4 Health reson 47 Tobacco container 12 Got the drop 50 Trend up*ard 53 Set fire to on (comp. 54 Evening party 55 3 1iage A PRISON! Answer to Previous Puzzle 0 0 HeI A 0 ME I R Dizzines 's, Ve OID 0 A S C To"L Y EIR ?1 11111 : H- A on between horn yr1t j 4 ______ lel TONIGHT X PIPN'T HAVE FOUR HELPINGS! ONLY THREE! THEN? WELL, A THERE GOES MAN HAS TO AN ALL-TIME GREAT S URVIVOR ONLY _ member 42 Inner self 43 Powerful explosive (abbr) •tii- i 4 1\ /, by Art 4f4 cricJ.)) I'M Sansom 1 2 12 - 13 5 14 - - 6 13 - esd ay, September 18, 1V9— Sanford, Florida 32771 72nd Year, No 24— Tu 114I)J11W5 tI3 IT! )JI5? I ('• I - - - - - 8 - - 51 Author of Raven" i R 52 Bo0 rn 110 111 9 - - ana ians Ac quire Chase& Co e fections and had a mastoid upon what's causing if you just have problem. operation. DEAR READER -You have vertigo (ill usion of motion), three little balance canals for some of the anti-motion each ear. These semi-circular sicknessmedlciflesCaflbe used. Is are positioned er. TheyarealsohelpfUlfOrpeoPle pendicular to each other. They with Menlere's disease, but contain fluid that moves when they may not be enough. B DONNA ES' Herald Staff Wri ter ''' - George L Hagen, president of Reichhold Ltd., announced the agreement to purchase today, noting the assets being purchased include not only those of the Sanford and Ft. Myers operation but also those in connection with the manufacture and sale of agricultural chemicals and distribution of building materials, Chiase and Co., established in 1884, manufactures and sells a broad line of chemical fertilizers for agriculture and for the lawn and garden market In Florida. It also distributes roofing materials to a large number of roofing contractors throughout Florida. The acquisition gives added strength to Canadyne's earlier acquisition of Woolfolk Chemical Works of Fort Valley, Ga. in 1977 and Florida Seed and Feed of Ocala earlier this month. Robert T. O'Shaulginessy, vice president of ad. ministration for Relchhold, said today Moore will con- Most of the assets of Chase & Co. are being purchased by Reidthold Limited, a Canadian corporation, through its United Statessubsidiary, Canadyne Corp. for "In excess of $5 million," it was reported today. The 60 stockholders of the 95-year-old Sanford based ChaseCo. approved e e Monday by 3.1. Closing for the purchase is scheduled for Sept. 28. Although j)tCSent management Will continue, the name of the new corporation will be changed to Sunniland Corp. Lee Moore, president and general manager of Chase & Co. said the Chase & Co. firm has been using the "Sunniland label on its fert ilizer products for years. The only assets being retained by Chase & Co. are an orange grove in Seminole County, a sugar farm and a farm In Zellwood, said Moore. youmoveyourhead somewhat The best approach, IS to see an ear, nose and throat tot's level. like a As the fluid shifts it send specialist and let him deter- - ——— __________- - 18 17 - ARCHI E ANSWER OF GuEST1ON,sI. SWER IS 'AH,HERESTHE NEW PRINTOUT .LLASkTHECcWPUTER CLARIFY ITS AN WER! WH QUESTION,GETA Das - ederal 51) I 4... - ,..• F:t'.' '-'"'- _ __________________________ EEK&MEEK by Howie R1EPA)JT Schneider SMIAL MR"S UNDR U*5 OR $650 C*JLY $6.)I S ' UA%IC - n4&r iuir I. . 0 (I - - - - - - - - I 7 by R'" 'A'S POP WHOEVER CRIGNATEP UI PHRASE 4 -_ LOSING ONE' COOL", I s. - — Al Vermeer --AUSTVE HAD 10PS ( I._fl Fit J W OPENING THE r" a, . _____ I-1' J ..!f. "J • WERE &J - , J byStoNe, &Helmdahl - A A NCOR jAART* 01MIL.K. THANK Is NOT 5MAINEP YOU, VFW., THORS A TH "IT FA L L N W A I VIf OF MERCY 15 .. .itr rn'.tt !.•t t I. LO1I! Irvin ,is fowided in 1959 in Canada. In :-,Ile., ot ii!ilhon were recorded and sales in 1979 . since last May. Both Moore and O'Shaughnessy declined to reveal the purchase price. Stockholders said, however, it is "excess of $5 million." O'Shaughnessy said Reichhold's philosophy is deceittralized management. "It will be up to Lee Moore and his inanageiiient staff to set new goals for the organization and to meet them. We will not be setting goals for Sunniland," O'Shaughnessy said. "We have found that people who do the work set higher goals than we would." ',All of our companies are quite autononious," he said. "There will be no change in key people, employment or ME Th, RAIN Pwm MONAY POP! SPF.AIZC- 5 A51 N ta i - - tti irrillion. -ntn firm ininufacturcd synthetic 1t't it Ii'. rsified into printing and in 1973 S.'irs i,aiitti Ili Canada . vrintint 1 quiptnent and sulmlics and 'k nt' ir'' .i'rrcult iirai cheniicals and gas. In 1977 it it s&, tOt. itk'Il jiro ruii in the United States. It also little 1. iii iii umi g.is in lA)tlisiana. Five weeks ago, it ii quacil I t and nianufacturini, exchange in It-.;i' '•' ti .'eks ago Seedand Feed in Ocala. Tax Cuts Increased ' Sa fe Des ite '•' hatever is needed to provide •• !F Plit :* ' s 1 Fire Loss . . p . .•' .ts7Ln, . A JJ! Pr ble , . - .•. . . ', ' . ,. ,, - . . - - ' .. - .. . . . . . . . - •,', - . . -. . Toda : ::: : : ::::::::: 2 TWO CAR COLUSION ::::'::::.: Avenue a.m. .- - WAS N& r unit contract." is) Your grnWd bendb or delegating, handle the un. that Aim - I "He can't pt hurt YOt.uu. adYalda$.1 are likely to be P011.114 - q Moore said negotiations on the sale had been on-goinf! !,' • AakSe ''' I OKAY, MWCH1599,NERE-15 ~//~g QUA LI r Y hirt," t)Shaughnessy said, "but .tiii .itklitiimal products. i:, :,;.i:l thi, (ir_,, amzittii!n will gruwa little faster with the . WIN AT BRIDGE to ay BUGS'BUNNY tinueasgeneral manager and will be vice president of the ChitfJohnt (,erard s1is sonic of thc24 honies destroyed in the i i 14 iiiultiiiiillion dollar Laurel I. i t. (1 Linon blaze might have been o SIVC(1 if Proposition 13 had not \ I \é trimmed the firefighting force. . Seminole County is not in passed a bill requiring counties \ Gerard Monday said fire danger of having to ref und $2.5 to have an independent audit ' .' engines First called to the scene '.' million in federal revenue from private certified public i' IL were inanned by only four sharing funds received over the accountants. Relieved of its firefighters, not tiii more if.. -"•', last three years, according to role as auditor for counties, the Inient five-man crews that Auditor . General's office .. ., county administrator Roger I were customary before . dicateditwouldnotperformttie Nelswender. —p Proposition budget cutbacks. Concern that the money, audits for past years that It had When we were losing already spent, would have to be not got around to completing. structures at the beginning of Representatives from 20 refunded to the federal the fire," Gerard s4tid, "only government came as a result of counties in Florida have asked four-man crews were there. We r the possibility the county could for state assistance in paying '3 beefed up the staffing later but not meet f ed eral auditing for the past audits and the b the tnne you can call more : guidelines. The guidelines matter is expected to be -. lieople in, most of the Arwtures rpecilry Oat ciniunties rwdvft reviewed darling - a spaii had been burned. 4g... , . federal revenue sharing funds legislative session next month. rGerard called the Laurel Nelswender said he has .. must submit an audit to the .a.. Canon fire the rilost dramatic - federal government for at least received word from federal 1 single illustration of a larger one out of every three years In revenue sharing monitors that trend toward increased properthey are aware of the difficulty which funds are received. ty dam age by lire since his had some Florida counties may Seminole County has not . force was cut by 100 men after have lnaecuring audits for pad .• an audit for the pasttwo years. d' Proposition 13. The state Auditor General's years. Neiswendersa.idfederaj if Property tlaniage by fire was .•• . office, which had previously officials have agreed to g ,estimated at $70 imilion in Los .z-: *ti1e Florida counti a delay in •. . been charged with the duty of es Angeles III fiscal 1976-77, $68 auditing nas not providing the necessary audit . . . . IliliilOfl In 1977-78, and Julilpi. visited Seminole County since information as a result of the to $87 million in 1978-79, Gerard the 1976-fl f iscal year. situation.-GEOFFREY .'l— t:t?' 1 ;. sa i d. This year, the Legislature POUNDS More than 300 city firemen Ir -battled for four hours Sunday afternoon before controlling the A~ :Q, 5`j destructive Laurel Canyon 4 1,11d Pholu by Toni Vincent blaze. Gerard said two-thirds of Cboc. Loretta Wagner, 30, of 2847 Grove Drive, Sanford which she was driving cotlith ,! i(hi the city's on-duty firemen were Conan was treated at Seminole Memorial Hospital and vehicle driven by Annie Mav ltm~en (of 13114 called in for the "major 'Crowerld ................. 4B MRSELVES ............... 11111 released today following a two-car accident at 25th Mellonville Ave.. Sanford. No CII;1r*-!,i-, have been emergency." 4 Edillerfoll .................. 4A 811101111111 ................... so" Six fires raged through 52,000 at 8:50 Mrs. Wagner DearAbby.......... --..... lB Televisiss .................21 Street and Sanford filed pending further investigatii;m hv 'anford Police acres of California brush today, CB Weather ................... 3A I HOMKOF was driving north on Sanford Avenue when the car Officer Andy Collazo. with broiling heat and brisk winds whipping flames toward hornes near Placerville on the western slopes of the Sierra Nevada. Firefighters struggled to quell hot spots and finish . lIi0)Iti up another six brush ByGEOFFREYPOUNDS . The coI''cners had ked pay for the ptM.sance and district, even though they are standing debts were paid off. take It over and pay the annual .lI c tI -ttIi:; timcnt of the said Indian firm, including the destructive Herdliawwrilliler If the existing district were maintenance costs. But I don't distrv-t ill for a legal 0111111nim AW a frodip ft pad d*s of Um dWtrict am served by it. Vi v ,filand Pines Laurel Hollow blaze Indian MUs &W Mehlond of haimeowmrs hod q*mM to paid by only ilis ruWaft "There isn't a vehicle to dissolved, the county could know how to get there," Ilill- orio llto, Pinies hoilmeowners may have to them foir b* In equilzing dw Ma board of supervisors of eally handle this other than a create a special district to serve commissioner Bob Sturm said. holuvowner., have paid iijor loolto the date for help if they taxes of those ,rved by the the district had at one time special act of the Legislature," the entire drainage basin, but Per. P.O. The decision is one more than si oi in 'oiistruction to broaden the tax bm drainap cimal sy*m, WAA annexed and made im- county administrator Roger only ff the voters in the in- defeat for Fry and his group. interv-4, iijaintuianceand legal Ststion, tiew Yo N .Y . '$po14Jng the Like Howell 1( 19.) Ac(VrcIflg to Kw Fry, i'pw proveluedi to the surrounding Neiswender said. corporated areas of the basin, They have asked the ri- if LI di t ri cx Water and Reclamation HluiHoineomers' AasoiMkii areuas-v.dbythedid,-kt,btg McMillan's opinion stated portions of Casselberry, voted mission and state officials District. the the Like Howell the Florida Siçreme Court that the county has no authority to approve the district and the previously for some assistance pr Until the rcniainin' debt is LONDON IUPI) - Gold 7W was tbe legall oowm Water Reclamation District ubmRsently ruled the an- to dissolve the exilitinig district special tax that would be levied in equally distribuUng the cost settled, IL Mo In and JSM 10MIM. t tiLl am prices today rocketed $17725 returned to the Senkwle Board me"_adiainagscosal that osantiso (1Dst*' and and replace It with a broader- on those Caaaelberry residents. I the district seowwr is stuck with the biggest onL--&y jwiip on of Cc AWNW, unty ComidUliMrS =v 0 nddaft nd do 11111111ftinumnauWaresiswim based -district. The district "The ideal solution would be served. AD previous attempts an averagc 1 tax for y by assistant cosy owners of 24 commercial nokngersthjectththeepeclal itieif could dissolve, but only if to pay offthe $7$,000,void the for asslstance have met with io retruiiit , ' It"$2 us tm1a the official morning fixing on Yetthetamto tax levied to support the the remaining $7111,00111 in out- district and have the county success. suffm Riobert A. MeMillm niaintenatice tax of $24. bullion markets, leaving deal- - - 1i ru_ s ets new Sunmland Corp. Moore has been on the board ni directors of Chase for iiiore than 20 years and has bet-ri employed by Chase For 15 years. . R4AkJT I RIGHT1 1c& s - OROSCOPE _ WMATh - STUP1D\ — i sTIll. _I Montana IT sAys - r4k im Bob by HERE'S THE USPS 481-280)— Price 15 Cent .% Ie At More Than $5 Million - WKAT KIND OF Evening Herald— C I signals to your brain that mine exactly what your basic enable the brain to sense your problem ls and what treatments — - - I head position These little you should receive. 22 23 24 19 20 21 balance canals are called the DEAR DR. LAMB - I have 're inflamed, two grandsons who live for yrinth. lab 28 25 26 21 the ' dItlon' is called sports and are interested in 1 b""thtls Remember "Itis" basketball as their No i 29 30 31 11111111111111011 always means inflammation. As you know, height Is a Labyrinthitis can be caused factor. I read that zinc Is 32 33 34 by manythlngs.ftcan follow In needed to make the body grow. 39 40 41 the wake of a respiratory in- Is this true? Could you suggest 37 38 36 what they should eat or take to fection. 42 Miniere's disease is rally a insure good height? set of symptons. One of thew is DEAR READER 47 _148 48 49 45 146 1 vertigo, or an illusion of motion. person had a serious zinc You can get this same symptom deficiency, it could retard his 52 50 51 f rom labyrinthitis and that's growth. That's fairly rare wheretheconfuelon beglns. In Anybody who is eating a 55 addition, a person with balanceddidshouldbegettlng Menlere's disem has hearing more than adequate line for 57 growth. Taking additional zinc loss and ear noises. cause of Meniere's will not Increase growth at all. The dlseaselsnotclearlydefined.It The best Insurance that a may be associated with an person will be able to achieve height that his Increased amount of fluid the maximum tiny balance canals. inherited characteristics call within the H To give you more Information for Is a balanced diet. That ______________________________________________ about labyrinthitis and Includes an adequate amount of ByBERNICEBEDEOSOL Menlere's disease! am sending good complete protein as found you The Health Letter number in the meat group, in milk and • or •u.say, September • 9-10, Dizziness and Vertigo. in most milk products. The Others who want this issue can body will only grow so tall and gained today from joint yen- send 75 cents In check or coin so fast in accordance with YOUR BIRTHDAY lures or situations you manage with a long, damped,self. Inheritedcharacteristics. September 18, 1979 Those you have done favors for others. Focus on these for l the past will do much this areas. AQUARIUS(Jan. aFeb. 19) coming year to make your lot in life a rosier one. One In par- A wise selection of a partner will be extremely could double your luck today In ticular outrank diamonds and if a'4 tie1p. an involvement wbes a turn . ier rai diands to spoitles.90 VU= (Aug. 211143ept. U) ~ is reqWred.,' N very ust go" • 965 Oswald: "This type bid is Because you place the needs of choosy. V A Q 53 less effective today than it PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) others before your own today It used to be. Players have :1072 will do much to enhance your Persons in the position to give 95 learned to be suspicious when image and win their gratitude your career a boost see you in a declarer gives them too much WEST EAST and respect. Your unselfishness very favorable light today. Information. This West was a 074 becomes you. Find out more of Continue to do a good job. They doubting Thomas. Left to his 9 8 742 9109 own devices he would almost what lies ahead for you in the will be even further impressed. • KQ93 •Ai6 surely have opened a club. •KQIO6 •J1743! yearfollowlngyourbirthdayby ARIES (March 21-April This time he decided that 19) sending for your copy of Astrosourii South was playing games. Gr21th Litter. Mall $1 for each You will be luckier today In • AKQUI2 Hence, he opened the king of dealing with persons who you to Box ' ,, , d iamonds. The defense rattled Q • 54 . 10019 Be sure usem to City Ratio, off three diamond tricks and CA than with those you fed declarer was held to his date. to specify I IJBRA (Sept 23-Oct 23) small fries. Go rlSht to the top. Vulnerable: Both contract. At tables where the TAURUS (April 20-May 20) A club was led, declarer had Dealer: South Currents are which time to discard one diamond be domestic situation that has give you somethiq b West North Eat South on dummy's fourth heart a-A a if it hopeful about. Fortunate things concerned you appears made an overtrick." Paw 20 Pan 3 0 could dart to happen as of will work out so that all will be pleased. Hope for the1d today. mc.sHi pan pan pass I GEMIM (May Ill-Jum 20) SCORPIO (Oct. *Nov. 22) succm win not be dettled you Youb , old: opening lead: # K Should you find yourself in a d you what you 0?e ;i challenging situation today, • Ax xxx positively. don't lot circumstances In71hink "win." Act &cc~. By oswraw Jacoby UmW A ou. lady Luck will be CANCER (Joe 32) UdAIUSISII -. A?zxx av dtf you have to call something you an invol ved Won bar. A Dakota mder ash how can be expanded today to Oswald:"in duplicate every we bid this hand? IIIAGri"AMS (Nov. ZI.Dec. produm an am larpr return trick is very important. Witill this in mind every expert will We OM one club and pla n) SmetImes 'ilury tight thillin lAtiCiPstsi Imill for Ways make o ki bids to make to bid spades at least owe regardillig the outcome of to a*mn what you'" already tkings difficult for the later. itatling (Nw3PAPgH PRISE ASSN.) r131S1th'5 three-dja. LEO (July 22-Aug 22) days when your is typical of tkls pmdkUm COW be f4ft on Enterprises requiring your wt of acUoill. He intods; to (For j co'PY of JACOBY. y in four spWn &W wants MODERN. und $1 to: *,Win At Woonal touch "A work PA - \ 'i' — 7 15 16 IMWIKW 10604 WI 14 Safety agency 34 Pagan 38 Indefinite in (abbr I order 17 Rodent 39 Less happy 21 Jibe 14 THE BORN LOSER V4ERE6 31 32 Hawaiian candy 9 Spans instrument 10 Wriggly fish 50 Navy ship Manipulate 33 11 Cereal grain prefix (abbir I 37 Preposition 39 Family ow WA" . Dr. 'cI Lamb by Mwt WaNter 1 r IIviiiigj emil disesise? I'm being treated for RR" I LL A EK 0 4 labyrinthiUs and many have N L E 19 In this place DOWN T E N i- -;F 20 Broke broad asked me it that is Meniere'S 22 Stage need disease. 40 Tristan's 23 Compass Roared Okl ahoma ci te 2I Agnes point What lathe difference? Would beloved 26 Greek01letter Moorehead 24 Bushy clump 41 Dry frequent head coldsbe a cause ________________________ CO 28 roe Brit ) 43 Weeded Mexico of labyrinthitis? WA an the 3 Reigning 26 Buddhism 29 Billowy 44 Actress best preventive menurn? My addressed envelope for it. Send beauty type expense Christian 4 Regretted doctor says stress will trigger your request to me, in care of 27 Dine at home 30 New 5 Church part 46 Unmixed this newspaper. P.O. Box 1551, 12 wds) 6 Employ 48 Hawaiian Deposit 28 taking medications for Radio City Station, New York, I 35 Gain over oney instruments 29 Envision expense high blood pressure. In my NY 10019. India tk BEETLE bAILEY YEC14!TI.1E /WHY PIP YOU CHOW WAS HAVE FOUR _ SURE SAP P 57 Intent look 1 I go OAHU by his partner. Spades fooling . Can' t He Coun Homeowners, Affomey,,..-,,e.ys 0 Hit New Record ' . . - . spioap-m m by '. - FRANK AND ERNEST by 50 Theves I REAL ESTATE Mom - ff"Au AAA M01ft CIS As 1WU'1l .__ b . AKE M? 1 . ' ' . '', r elberry..,Ado'Pts Bu et, Sets S 1.95 Tax I ate ers stunned by the heavy deniarxi the world over. The dollar declined in moiderate trading in Europe and Gold opened today at $367.25, Both Schutte and [eighty voted ployees conducted a telephone raise. Schutte told the audience, compared with Monday's close . . against council pay raises campaign to get citizens out to is about $25,'J83. lie said the of $353 an ounce in both London bWSAL . previously. the meeting to oppose the in- mcreaseis"faii-"invtewofthe and Zurich. IM PndWM 07 (elI "Dealing has been a nightci Coun bdub • lmen's salary will crease. She had said eight 11.8 percent increase in the cost j_ Mur aiji s_pti'I a 0,34 mare. We haven't stopped . , at $0 living over monthly. percent was the past year. more In line with of pay t_,s1 rsiseraucitj 'iysu Approved within the budget, President Carter's anti. lie also said the presidential taking orders since we arrived I however,wuanincrea1ein car Inilatkmguidellnesand more ill gwdeIine. obviously have nut this morning," a dealer for mat inai . Is M,Il allowance from $105 to $150 keeping with pay raises ap- worked. Ile s.iidwhile ttiecost bullion brokers Johnson Matgooey= 45 so UMMMI modMy be&vft Oct. 1. Wd proved in other Seminole of living has increased over the they said. day of the ww Rwg year. of n0hpMd. past year b) 11.8 percent, "Demand for gold has been CDurAy governmmW units. rpora tion refits the first strong with no pause," a dealer During a lengthy public co Wmm for Mayor' jT quarter the year increased for bullion brokers sa!d. isr a ksms hm $17A to $190 wa h9aft00the buidgct where the by 37 percent with productivity "It seem only a short time awvw wkwn um M*d as major Imm was the pay raises, down. 1wck we were hoping for gold to WU 0 kcrme in GrWs or tbose speaking front the "Obviously the uther side of break the Mo barrier. TW&y of WAd is ft •.. uwi $101 to $150 audience appeared to be evenly the tom is not adhering to the market men are suggesting p,ausi1ged* ckvkbd on e. to guidelines," he said. $380," a dealer for bullion f cI'pJ1gp4 pft_1j ('fflJy Total cost of the pay raise In otht:r era ocatta and Goldanud Mrs. QwIdeneen who voted the city hes been estimated at ulman Sheppard w ' elected ammeom we Cpwdhm CkidiiIiiiiiilillilli wKs Ormellum agabd Ow h1W bmm of $1111111,1111110. Difference in cost to acting mayor of the city from Gold has now jumped by Barbara Vd* so" dm 0=mW Cwi Jdw I&ISMy and Cowfl her dililsppmW of Uw 14 per- Um city bdw" B " eight Sept. 21, through Oct. 8 while more than 21 percent in the paist xiww __ eppron lbs ,*,$13 gmaral 1yDONNA1S'1 - _ - I_ :. - I1JM$LIWEIDS (got Y" W - jup" F"IP,AWT N. I10~AMIAMI~ RNIMIEVI 1v , '. L,Sya. zoomis . am . . , • PI1 144 . . a - TdI + - -- - . - -- - + - +• 1• - - + - - - S -. • • V . . .. . . ___ - ..•. ( -. - - ._.. - - ••- ;.: -'p . -. -.• . Pv Mft ., 'W ___ '- -r . - : remain . a \ - I w my OF - am 'msw,c,ss 9, - . - . 190M . + V - - . __+____V___..._.. . . S • - ' -. I. - .- - (,. -: tic - -- t i;— - - I I) . '-'---' -.- --'-".' -'-"'-ew-.---- .---- . .- .._,, - ,., .. --,., • ,• - .- .. - IL �... • .._., -- -- --- -_ _,- • • - • -m ;.- -. .- a. - -.- • • . . •-. • . • ... • •, - .- - - • ---------• • - - - - . - -• --.- .- - •_ •_____i_ • - [A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Tuesday, Sept. 15, 1979 Dancer's Suit Against Sheriff Settled attorn ey for the company representing Seminole County Sheriff John Polk has of court with a former bar dancer who sued for $15,000 in damages after claiming she was beaten and falsely arrested by a she riff's deputy. Polk was notified by Donald Greiwe of Tampa, attorney for Appalacian Insurance Company which insured the sheriff's department for professional liability, he did not have to appear at a Monday court hearin g on the suit beca use the suit was settled. Miss Kimberly Sue DeAngelo of Orlando, a form er dancer at the Circus Circus Br in Fern Park sued Polk in 1976 charging Deputy Stuart Walthers with beating her and false arrest after she was arrested for prostitution and resisting an officer without violence An IN BRIEF AV4:AI1 O%11Vh r' U.N. General* Assembly Opens It Session Today * Fires • Courts * Police Beat ______________________________________________ - . .1 1 - UNITED NATIONS (UP!)— The 34th U.N. General Assembly opens three-month session today with a show of world leaders facing an open-end of international problems. The first order of the election of Tanzania's Salim A. Salim as president and the admission of the Caribbean island of St. Lucia as the 152nd member of the international organization. In the public eye, the session was billed as a show of world leaders, by Pope John Paul II's address and five-hour visit on Oct. 2. In terms of global politics, the Assembly was openended. Diplomats hoped for progress on solving the Middle East crisis, the problems of southern Africa and the relationship between the Third World and Industrial nations. But it was certain some nasty confrontations could not be avoided. its list Ambassador By United Press International Charging Pope John Paul II's upcoming visit to the United States is enmeshed In politics, outspoken atheist Madelyn Murray O'HaIr and her son have filed suit to prevent the pope from holding what they call a "stupid, archaic" mass on the Washington Mall and other public lands. Mrs. O'Halr and Jon Garth Murray filed separate suits, which were mailed last week to a U.S. District court in Washington, against "Karol Wojtyla, alias John Paul II, a.k.a. the Pope of Rome" and the Secretary of the Interior and US. Parks Service to prevent any Roman Catholic mass from being held on publicly owned land — specifically the park between the Capitol and Washington Monument. Doing so would violate constitutional principles of separation of church and date, Mrs. O'HaIr and Murray told a news conference Monday at the American Atheist Center In Austin, Texas. - 1 Afghan Leader Was Killed jSCC Offers I . - .-..--i .. \1 4 • f. - -. ____ - Local Youths U.S. - - - - ___ • wis., Richar PEKING (UP!)— lrer,bc? scene revisiting China,, met .or two Pow . today . Proml" 5SiUYW RI II Mood"&O IIUIU visit Nixon, WW to China, will no Commisdit Party Chairmian and Premier Has Oiling in Wedoesday, a Nixon aide said. Nixon advocated closer Sine-American ties unrnubat,Iy before his errIal In Peking. At news con10ronces In Hovolift end Hong XMt be urged the C;sder to recaeowsr, its pos" of not I=Wft . Pd* wkb Amorim ' I .1 d HOSPITAL NOTES __ __ ss.vi: iiWi ado Voters Decide On- Tax Cut Proposo D- I . .I I . I . . MIAMI (UP!) -AMMan cut weather should not shastdrcigt assessed valuation. But a error, but lays the voters Slierhaim predicta_passage Stiuihaim says the not lose I d g mlth.bt in the wording on the should pass It anyway en the would have "iitantrous" cm. the county, IneI foes feared voters n44 yg the large turned fedora the pe - nearly half of the petition signed by 10,500 rsgle- t*.auc,k "fat cots" cud 11-uic He asys It will '9atthiag fde would be 0 goverunud todd in a opudal eouMs 711* r*I.r.d tired uri rwid I a call be kaneked the c Wail tim cuudVs EIy to vr Ha addo hi wd b • forn&4ietofau4ofa payretmepnpemliald presbluiu ekctIonprvpoafsraN.00 teiL foeeodt.,UNef Dads' pScs4st tSdeCtJOfl the 109ir. • Cud PW $3,5s, .J55HI, lad for only ove year, riM5 firs and pilk's protec. 1gInaity the jisa by Harry Noose canst the error will nbigOd. 1, and would udsilect two. ty taxes that go for the dsy4o. day gtj of ound Elms IS Isvo (lt sitar the pith. us certified property lanes cuIsd the . • • ianhudthepn,utytaassbe farrun.IIimDads 27 mIçtpalKhi. qeratiig half, from $ to $ per $1,500 Coudy Oi'' ed by for.àsat.rs $o wIt Ike cy, sir thus '' coods du " . - ClNta L *kltdisr, DiNni Clii J. DIcOM. oral" City IMI1Y NØN. DSLNII • mes.rs.seI.TftusvIlie the East __ _____ _ _ AM" I$V554 IWItt %-I -i -- • Gsrman 3wInsn.r D.f.cts STUTTGART, WW Omauy (UPI) ---hot Oss W 4111111110 wbiQ —_ . . ._, Illow"Aft *e i, motur bMud *shirosud s. I N14 • Is Wud ef.thS " iurs .. di&MSdhutO1Idáaldj5NedRl....w1. !!'V . . I - . . - - - . - - - -- , " sIu..*wasaw.s County Masager MorMI 1. - __ - • ... 1 _ ___ Am ~ - 4-0, 1. ... en - -- - -•: .411-0:0-ITP, . 1 . II - . T ;.-~ ., -4. , '4T - - ~_ __! ,.. !",i~.I - I. . I I 1 , V, - r,..,. , 1. --. - - - - . I. . . ppM mu - 11 apsv J.. cam. ri kl • ' 4 s m WGUS.$71th$ -i1 -uI • i • WIM.IfSot • &' ' - II. of Stasis!,: UPIai*.vd,disd -' • retired ININNEW -. I •. . • Alleleift beift • - 11m, - . - . - • — • zu • DIe. Hi van a *ef,IsNJ,. .. wsrØouu.aN fit ,.• ___ . . •w22 261 • • - ;a - .. 1. ISAUMONT, Texas (UPI) A federal judg, has again YIctSd flpOIters ftm a racketeering and thug snuggling trial - this time during testimony that a defense lawyer said would be extremely prejudicial. Although he has Instructed jurors to avoid reading about the trial in newspapers, U.S. District Judge Joe Fisher Monday required reporters to leave four times while he screened testimony outside the jury's presence. Reporters were readmitted after each specific section of testimony was completed. Last week the judge ordered a reporter from the courtroom for chewing gum and at one point told journalists not to listen to testimony or at I" not to report what they heard. The reporters present at the time walked out of the courtroom. WASHINGTON (UP!) lb. Volkswagen Rabbit diesel at42 miles per gallon took the top spot again this year ln the government's annual fuel economy rating of new cars. F:, The No.1 rankIng went to a Rabbit with a manual fivespeed trWmIMlcn. The urne car with a manual four. speed trwnfon was second at 40 mpg, while a Dodge Colt and a Plymouth Champ, both with manual four-speed :: transmissions, tied for third at 37 mpg. For the first-time, a snail station wagon - a VW Dasber diesel atll mpg — was among the l0 most fuelefficient can in the ratings released today by the ' Envirommiustal Protection Agency. - 11 Brennan Back At Work WASHINGTON (UPI) - Suirerne Court Justice ;.i W lliam Brennan returned to work this week, under ordante do exercises to restore the use of his right hand which was Impaired by a dW stroke two weeks ago. Brennan, atfl the oldest of the nine just1celisin"good health" except for the strokes minor after-effects, said Dr. Freeman Cary, attending physician at the Capitol City said Monday Brennan was diagnosed as having "an apparent slight stroke causing a mild Impairmant of ft use of WE right hand.11 . ~i, -T Church Bans 'Gay' Priests DENVER (UP!) - Despite an impassioned plea against allinM"( a "large minority" within the 3 million .,. valchurch-bishops have voted number d &W 4011"i" the bit practicing -' L the coatiuerMa1 amendmnent opposing such ordinations -the moot ametiouial Issue conided by the chitth'$ wiekoid Oman! Convention - cams ofler a tIw*boir floor debate Monday in the House of 91 96. AtIwnyal cam ona$'Slvcts. biata,ons of themorethan$lSpeeplsin the awIti'Ml hogan shouth4 agalud hemexuaio and bed beN i '°° ___ DoiàIur Cause Cancer? QIICAOO (UPI) - Der1,1fr bow has far mere pe.dcmcer.cSa dbvmmmbndmbwmwm aetivity, according to bus the (sew 01 imr .stsew for atil$VIaiSI*MlN. for WIXIV by David r^a anItysauW':. aug adeek*rsHedathums dsd= msiJW. lhoU.& Merits Muddler sad the 'tbutIedenuIgeeWudhe1C11Sli ud - ropsiW Ibe nsleilL W1I repuW Hiheita s ____ - . __ • • - - -- - bueSs rssrtIy hive c',tI their 'rI to cot nlireuIe level in thur beer, is t.d— aid. . I ':.¼ • - ~0' - .. -, .1, ;X - - 1 - - W.• •.S _ - WEATHER 9 a.m. readings: ternBayport: high, 1:25 am., 1:17 perature, 79; overnight low, 74; p.m.; low 7:74 am., 7:115 pa. yesterday's high 90; BOATING FORECAST barometric pressure, 30.95; St. Augustine to Jupiter laid relative humidity, 91 percent; out 50 miles -Winds easterly winds, NE at 12 mph. around 15 knots today and 11 to Forecast: Partly sunny today 15 knots tonight aid Wed. and Wednesday with a chance nesday. Seas 3 to S fed of afternoon or evening thus- Isolated showers or (bender derihowers. Generally fair showers. tonight. Highs In the upper Us EXTENDED FORECAST to lower 90.. Laws In the 70s. Florida except northwest — Winds easterly 10 to 15 mph Considerable cleudlaree smith (baa occasional decreasing at night. Rain with deribowers. Partly cloudy probability 30 percent during the afternoon and evening elsewhere with widely ecu tered mostly aftersees aid hours. evening thundershowers. Highs WEDNESDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high, 7:27 from the mid N. to low Ni. a.m., 7:47 p.m.; low 1:08 a.m., Lows upper 06 to 11w 756 9itreme north and maldy 70$ 1:18 p.m. Port Canaveral: high 7:19 elsewhere ranging to around 00 a.m., 7:39 p.m.; low 12:59 a.m., southeastern beaches and 1:1111 P.m. Keys. Start Right ioin Sn'iokWatchers now • and.,.. 111111111 1 . - I , - .. ! j .- replied, "because I didn't want to be freed in exchange for anyone who tried to kill the president of the United States. I still feel that way." A State Department spokesman Insisted the Puerto Ricans were freed by the U.S. government for reasons that dealt only with their cases, and the United States was not linking clemency with the release of the Americans from Cuba. Asked If he, too, felt that way, Lunt replied, "I'm afraid I'm just a little more selfish." Tur's wife and daughter were at the airport to greet him. Tur stayed overnight with friends and planned to remain in Miami for several days before going on to his wife's home in New Jersey. Rodriguez Morales left Immediately for Puerto Rico after the chartered four-engine turboprop landed at Miami International !, -~'r_ - NrsId GOLDEN LAP •4 Photo by Tern NOW Eddie Rose, director of the Altamonte Springs Civic Center, swims VIP Golden Lap for for Leukemia Super Swim Classic, Saturday at the Sharidan Aquatic Club In Longwood. Others who signed up pledges of 1200 to swim were Dr. Randall Brown and Dr. John Morgan, both of Sanford; Fire Chief Tom Seigfnled, representing Altamonte Springs Fire Department; Tommy Harrow representing Altamonte Springs Rotary Club and Ellen Waldrop representing Metro News. Each received a golden medallion. The final swim event to be held Sept, 30 will be open to all. Registration forms are available at Days Inns and Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. , FOR LEUKEMIA LOS ANGELES (UP!) Following in the footsteps of Alexander Godunov, two principal dancers of Russia's prestigious Bolahol Ballet a married couple - defected on the eve ofthe troupe's return to Moscow and were granted asylum by the United States. Leonid Koaiov, who reported. ly was to got some 01 Godumov's Marring r91 Indeed followed him Ludo ink. Unlike Godunov, whose dancer-wife returned to Moscow after a three-day dipkruotic standoff at Kemmedy Airport In New York last month, Konlov was accompanied by his wife, Valentine Kedova. Theltoolovowerelroporwin protective custody of faders) eguds today Man u'dlac4os.d isthe Baistiol dancers wire carefully watched ofter the ru'; dakt4Iu of Gesv, the Raises nuaged -toevide $sedd eecw*y mm in Ohs codai. (ar the VAd sucu of the troupe's US. 4- — y 11101. __ kihu he mud have buoys _bs Ms flail appce w0dolleN14Koolovilonced (arwthubs bed euiitumn the engagusuad, drawing a - - 1111 our coast Come to a FREE EXPLANATORY SESSION, and bring your cigarettes. them anymore. Need Cash? $2,500 to $50,000 FOR ANY PURPOSE! wild ovation from the crowd for performance in "Romeo and Juliet," the Los Angeles Times reported. In the hubbub at the packed Sirius auditorium, the Koulovs disappeared. 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Li .. ) I . :.r. . . i ', I . Didn't (lot • - fried to kill the president Jud g e Evicts Reporters - • - u u. • so"h! __ -• nk - • - • WASHINGTON (UP!) The Madison newspaper, the Press In the public domain." Department will conduct a of his Information "from in- Lug freejance writer Howaul Progressive Magazine and Connection, circulated 8,000 Once the suits are dropped, "preliminary inquiry" to see if classified open sources" MorIa's article detailing tM other publications today were copies of its special Issue he said, the government will no any of the disclosures warrant would be targets of the criminal ' Secret" free to print secrets of the' 'Sunday, the department's six- longer fight publication of any criminal charge for violations inquiry. the govsromant hydrogen bomb, but the m legalfighifor censorship of the material and the of federal law or for violations But heuld the United Status obtained a preliminary in government says It may (ii. of the nuclear secrets became decision to puMish will be of the two court orders bsith has "been injured" by diaclo. criminal charges against those futile, simply "a matter of editorial publication. sure of t he material because who first exposed some of the The Pre Connection car ried judgment, not legal reeponThe Atomic Energy Act ether countries now have ac being abandoned, partly data to the public, a letter from Charles Hansen, a sibtlity." • provides for Miff jail terms for com to previously "carefuDy ca the HIIINII articto" The Justice Department an California computer programAdvised of the government's improper disclosure: op to life guarded, restricted data." mom accurate tban hme nounced Monday It was drop. mar, that Included a diagram decision, a federal judge in San Imprisonment for revealing Admiv.on said Hansen's lettir ping lawsuits seeking to bar andUdofkeyeocnpumeMso(an Francisco promptly dissolved nuclear weapofla technology exposed the three "critical kLynch, ayarfor his temporary court order with the intent to aid a foreign concepts of thermonuclear American Clyd UbgrW The Progressive of Madison, H-bomb, iaiiy aiuorntm ,.,st to against the Daily Californian. power; 10 years in jail for wsosu" the Jice Depart. which reprts of Berkeley from publishing H- Sen. Quite. Percy, IWIL, and The knonthdd Progressive, diaclosn with the auderstand. must was "trying to proisd" Progressive, said bomb data - because a was distributed to a number of cane w expected to take Lug the dots will help a foreign The goveramud ended Its Prugrusive Was "daiIsted" Wisconsin newspaper printed newspapers, longer to because It has country. cane an abruptly It began, the similar material on Sunday. A'" on said 11* materipl already reached an appeals Adamson - refused to say when It filed alt shutly before "me government fins Terrence Adainson, a depart- published in Madison has been court whether the Press Comm.dluu n1I on March S to block ij meat spokesnan, said when a widely diar"b"t.d" and "Is Adamson said the Justice or Hansen who says he get all The Progressive from pui. ät wór," he said. Premier - Secrets t . I, '...I didn't want to be freed In exchange for anyone who Thousands of stormPASCAGOULA, Miss. (UP!) weary Mississippi coastal residents jammed federal Muster aid centers Monday and officials announced that four more centers would be open by midweek. Officials in Harrison, Jackson and George counties said victims of Hurricane Frederic began lining up at the centers Sunday night. Most of the victims were reportedly seeking food damps. Several thousand Mississippians were left homeless after Frederic slashed through Jackson and Harrison counties Into extreme southeastern and eastern portions of the state. No formal damage estimate has been made along the neon-lit vacation resort area, but civil defense officials said losses could be more than $200 million. -. mpete For Scholarships Drops Lawsuits On HwBom *.:'-" -. - . . .. I ... '. . I. . ' Y Seminole County high school Scholarships to be awarded major hi Political Science for a Spring Valley Imp, Altamonte Oviedo. Lacamn bra, ion of Mr. and Mr$ 11, sen iors were listed among some next spring. career In governm ent service; Springs. Ellen Is the daughter The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Lacambra, Winter ParV., Seminole . High School Mark R. Waggoner, who will of Mr. and Mrs. Horace E. Charles F. Lorenz, of 0 E. and 15,000 semifinalists' names Amy S. Lowndes, diuglitef e 1900 Me th ri released today in t semifinalist David T. Filcher, major in physics; and Ellen E. West, 2411 Clay Court, Magnolia Drive, Altamonte of Mr. and Mrs. John Lownde, 11 Program of the National Merit son of Mr. and Mrs. Bart West, who wants to major In Maitland. Springs, Elizabeth Loreni Is Orlando. Scholarship Corporation of Filcher of 4fl W. Crystal Drive, Business Administration, Lake Howell High School Lyman High School's John wants to study an Sanford, Is undecided about his Evanston, Ill. Valerie is t he daughter of Mr. semifinalist Elinor L Colbourn semifinalist. She wants to study thropology and artheoiogy an3 Semifinalids who advance to field of study. and Mrs. George H. Krlae, 212 plans to study pre-law. is computer science. Amy plans to major i finalist sta nding in the cornFrom Lake Brantley .High Eileen Ave., Altamonte the daughter of University of Semifinalists from Trinity education with eye toward petition will be considered for School students named were - Springs. Mark is the eon of Mr. Central Florida President and Preparatory School In law career. - JAN approximately 4,300 Merit Valerie I Krlae, who wants to andMrs. Robert Waggoner, 110 Mrs. Trevor Colboürn, of Goldenrod are John C. CElty I a Airport and he cleared U.S. Customs and Immigration. Both Lunt and Jackson denied they were CIA employees but each admitted they had cooperated with the CIA. "I was an informer for the CIA," Lunt said. "I did not work for the CIA." Jackson denied he had been shot down by the Cubans. He said he had attempted to parachute Gnto a Cuban missile base "for journalistic reasons." However, he said the CIA had Indicated Interest in his findings. Tur was not questioned about his activities and Rodriguez Morales departed without meeting with reporters. All three men wore business suits which Jackson, appearing robust despite his nearly 11 years In prison, said were provided by the Cubans. "Thanks to the party," Jackson said with a laugh, "the Communist party." Flying on the plane, chartered by the U.S. State Department, to meet the released prisoners were Gov. Ed Herechier of Wyoming and U.S. Rep. Ben Gilman H-N.Y. and Mickey Leland, D-TeiU, all of whom were Instrumental in pressing for the release of the four men. Castro told a 10-man congressional delegation headed by Gilman in Havana last January If Carter released the four P u e r to Ricans as a "humanitarian gesture," he would make a similar gesture by freeing the Americans. "I am not proposing an exchange," he said. "There need be no negotiation or publicity." When he did not immediately release the Americans lad week, the congressmen, led by Gilman cabled Castro, calling on him to keep his promise. The State Department believes 25 other American cItizens are serving terms In Cuba on non-political charges. In addition, there are two unidentified prisoners who are believed to hold dual U.S. Cuban citizenship. President Carter's grant of executive clemency last week to four Puerto Rican nationalists Involved in an attempt to kill the late President Harry S Truman and a shooting spree in the house of Representatives. The four got heroes' welcomes on their return home. Jackson, 38, said-he would rather have remained jailed than freed in exchange for the four Puerto Rican Nationalists. He spent the night with friends and planned to remain in Mami for several days before traveling on to California. Jackson told reporters, "I refused categorically last year to be exchanged for one of the four Puerto Ricans." Asked why, he MIAMI (UP!) — One of four American political prisoners freed from Cuban jails, admitting he was an "informer" for the Central Intelligence Agency, says he was treated well during his last few years of Imprisonment. "It was very bad in the beginning," said thin, pale Lawrence Lunt of Saratoga, Wyo., after his return to the United States Monday night. He said, however, he was never tortured and his treatment improved as the-years went by. "I think the Cubans realized it created a bad political Image to mistreat prisoners. It made political sense not to mistreat us," he said. Those returned to Miami Monday night were: -Lunt, 55, jailed in 1968 on charges of being a CIA spy. -Juan Tur, 62, Tampa, Fla., jailed In 1964 for espionage. -Everett Dennis Jackson, 38, Chicago, jailed In 1967 on charges of violating Cuban air space and involvement with anti-Castro exiles In Miami. -Claudio Rodriguez Morales, of Mayaguez, P.R., charged with entering Cuba with the intention of illegally smuggling persons out. Rodriguez was sentenced to 20 years and the other three faced 30-year terms. All four had most recently been imprisoned at the Combinadol del Este prison near Havana. They were flown to Miami Monday night from Havana aboard a plane chartered by the U.S. State Department. "I am in heaven. I can't forget I was in hell," said the graying but robust Tur. Lust spent the night at a Marriott hotel near Miami International Airport with his brother, John, and the family attorney. He planned to go to Washington Tuesday. Cuban President Fidel Castro ordered the release of the four Americans earlier Monday. U.S. government sources said Castro's move was In response to Thousands Seek Disaster Aid ; ced, 2,000 people - '- I C." say conditions are not favorable for Intensification of a new tropical depression which formed far out in Atlantic Monday. Highest winds In the depression were only miles an hour Monday and It was moving northwest at about 10 Mph. The custer of the deuiresslon was about 700 mil es east of the northernmost Leeward Islands, and several days away from threatening any land areas. . - Clint Milewski, SCC Instructor In the use of stenotype machines dictates copy to students, ___ MIAMI (UP!)— National Hurricane Center forecasters • .. I No Now Hurricane Predicted INOLI MMOSSAL NISPITAL $ L -A,wsen ,. -7le VERACRUZ, Mexico (UP!)— Hurricane Henri, the season's eighth tropical dorm, lost strength and headed toward the northern port of Tampico where Mexican foreore casters predicted It would slam Inland today. In MainI, the National Hurricane Center said that If the erratic hurricane continued to lose force it would be downgraded to a tropical storm. Henri, centered about 200 miles southeast of Tampico, at latitude 21.3 north and longitude 95,2 west, was drifting toward Tampico at 11 mph to 17 mph after sideswiping Ciudad del Carmen Monday, where It or £ fl__ I&n.____SI__.._ fl__&____ 44 -- _SS w uee am naisea uprraswna oumureru, an attempt to dopa huge oilspffi that hupoliutedTeusbeaches. - _____ _______ I.-1 I BOSTON (UPI) The National Transportation Safety Board today tried to determine how a DC-9 Air Canada jetliner tall cone fell into the Atlantic Ocean at 25,000 feet, leaving a gaping hole in the plane's fuselage. The accident, reminiscent of a scene in the movie "Airport," forced an emergency landing. One minor injury was reported to the 43 people aboard. Flight 680 took off from Logan International Airport about 12:20 p.m. Monday. It was about 60 miles toward its Yarmouth and Halifax, Nova Scotia destination when the Incident occurred, said Mike Ciccarelli, a Federal Aviation Administration spokesman. - Between 200 and calls and Thursday; 6 p.m. and were made to Seminole Corn- p.m. Monday, Tuesday, and munity College in 1978 Inquiring Thursday; and 8p.m. to 10 p4 about a course in the use of a Monday, Tuesday and Thus. stenotype machine used in sday. 1 court reporting and secretarial ne 16 years or Anyo older cth positions. enroll in the non.credlt c1as Clint Milewski, instructor of a offered by the Vocatlonil new course in the use of the Business School. Only 43 stenotype machines, said the students are currently taldr first week in September the the classes able toholdptotal9f school responded by Initiating a 95 pupils. It is not necessary fqr denotype machine course using the students to buy their own over $000 worth of t(1UIPtDCOt. stenotype machines and iii Classes are held between st udents may enroll in UI 11a.m. and 12:30 p.m. Monday, course at any time. MlIewskl Tuesday, Th ursday, and sald,the stenotype prograznwlfl Friday; 12:30 p.m. and 2 p.m. develop Into a two-year couft Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, reporting program. ,.... - H urrtti bI1I Losing Strength - . - _____ NASSAU, Bahamas (UP!)— A Bahamian court ruling has given Charter Co. clear control of the fifth largest oil refinery in the world, which has been operating under receivership since its old owners went bankrupt. The favorable decision Monday quickly made the Jacksonville-based Charter Co. one of America's oil giants and raised the firm's annual income prospects by $4 billion. Charter's stock jumped 2 to 42 on the New York exchange. Bahamas Supreme Court Justice Harvey da Costa granted a permanent stay in all liquidations proceedings against the refinery Monday. His approval of the deal was necessary because the refinery went Into receivership when the New York-based Carey Energy Corp. defaulted on its obligations. e -. flY . - New Class - Florida Firm Gets Refinery Nix" Me ts Vi Jetliner Loses Tail Cone -- - _ __ _____ ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (UP!) Afghan President Nur Mohammed Taraki was mortally wounded In an attack on his palace two days before official Radio Kabul announced his "resignation," Afghan rebel sources said today. Taraki, 62, was shot nine times Friday while presiding over a meeting of the Revolutionary Council, Afghanistan's ruling body, the sources in Peshawar, Pakistan, told UP!. He died later Friday in a Kabul hospital, they said. Radio Kabul Sunday reported Taraki had resigned for health reasons and had been replaced by Prime Minister Hafizullah Amin, who diplomats said had been the real power in the landlocked, mountainous nation for some time. f _4 — r' LiL I - To Prevent Public Mass highlighted I ,10'' " 9D I 1 Atheist Sues The Pope -• w almost Cuba Frees 4 U.S. Political Pris on ers I IN BRIEF - business is 111111111111~~~~~~ ,q 1 I , Longwood apa rtment dune pleaded guilty Monday to two DEAD BATIERY THEFT counts of aggravated battery. Charles Barnes, 37, 614 E. Orange St. Th man Jack Jackson, 39, of 1901 W. 16th St. had been charged with returned to his car which he had left with Altamonte Springs, Walthers is no longer with the sheriff's department. attempted murder after his wife, Delores, 37, and Willie Presley, he found the 1953 Chevrolet missing. ea d d battery Sunday The Seminole County state attorney's office dropped the 44, of 1114 E. 11th St., Sanford, were each shot twice with a .32 deputies at 8p.m. The car Is valued a Barnes informed county prostitution charges, and the other charge was dismissed In June caliber pistol. Both victims received emergency surgery and 1916 by County Judge Wallace Hall because Miss DeAngelo had survived the shooting. ' • not received a speedy trial, according to court files. Seminole County sheriff's deputies said Jackson was distressed MOTOIICYCIZIRABBED over the affair between his wife and Presley. His action was said Phil Musarra, 15,103 Bedale Court, Altamonte Springs reported GUILTY PLEA to have been brought on during a fit of rage, a factor contributing to the Seminole County sheriff's department a $554 Kawasaki A Sanford man who shot his wife and the man she was with In a to the state reducing the charges, officials said. motorcycle was removed from an open garage Sunday. s ~~~ 11 A pre-sentence Iflvedigation was ordered for Jackson, who free on bond. TOOLS TAKEN OthO Kimball, 50, Jessup Heights, Geneva, told Semin County deputies Monday someone took $9.0 in tools from utility shed. According to Kimball, between 6 p.m. Sunday and 7 a.i Monday assorted hanuners, sockets and other tools were tak from his backyard utility shed. Kimball also told deputies t person used a butcher kziife to cut up the carpet In his car.. insurance settled out 11 Tuesday, SW. 1,, I,7,—IA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. SNPM. SMOKO!JJATCHERS PHONE COLLECT ($13) 9714539 or ($13) 2313377 or ($13) $711141 Una u.ry s IiSWtTYCOIiN FIondsOspRtmsM 01 I - - • .•, 4 ii i& ,-6, , ,,v,;N k%,7 - , - ji•• -•- - __ 1 - I___7.- _____ _--_____, . - -.. ,- .,•.._.. ___ -•* -- -3 Q av._-,. ---I.- - la I 0 - - • - . -'e r -- mP4 - - . .-.. - -• ' -. - 4- _ - - -* -. '-* -:- - - . At - �Evening Hendd Around (USPS 41.280) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 0-322.11or 531-9993 Tuesday, September 18, 1979-4A 9 14=6 _ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Ni Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $4.00. r1 w The Clock Upcoming By JIM HAYNES Heard above the roar of the crowd at Friday night school football games here in Seminole Countyi "Show 'em Greyhounds," said the slightly balding, mlddle.aged man as he watched Lyman knock off Lake Brantley last weekend. Satisfaction has been coming for a long time for Lyman boosters and It showed on the man's face. Thestoryin Longwoodaeemstobethatcoach Bill Scott, in his second year as head mentor, has the Greyhounds think "win." Scott says he doesn't know that It's so much dlf• ferent now than when he was an assistant coach, "but I know we are 2.0. That's different." At Seminole, things are about on schedule despite a 14 start. "Health has suddenly become a major concern," high either, as Apopka has turned Into something more than merely a small-town neighbor to the wed. The Blue Darters are Class AAAA, the same as Brantley, are considered a strong entry In the Metro Conference. Lake Howell fans were drenched by a downpour of th it weekend, but even More drenched by the Inability of the Hawks to move the ball offensively. H011 fell 1-1, and there are some real toughies coming up as the Hawks face I)eLand, Lake Brantley, Apopka, Lyman and Seminole without a said coach Jerry Posey. "I don't know who we are going to play against Edgewater. I'm too old, or I'd put on the pads myself." Posey would prefer to have Arthur Jackson, a swift and elusive runner who hits with the power of a fullback, carrying the ball Friday flight In the Tangerine Bowl against Edgewater. This game Is the renewal of old old rivalry. Hopefully, those hurts will mend by Friday. Lake Brantely coach Jim Raley Is not happy being In fact, It's so bad someone would have thought his favorite chewing tobacco company had just gone SPORTS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. NEW YORK (UPI) -.---- — If anyone In Southern California Is watching the ratings this year, they must like what they see. national champions, received 33 first-place votes and 579 overall points to retain the No. 1 spot after crushing the Beavers for their second victory. H umdinger? Suddenly Sen. Edward M. Kennedy Is seen as an active contender for the presidency. The nation's columnists and commentators can scarcely speak of anything else these days. A Kennedy bid has become almost a given in 1980. To be sure, the senior senator from Massachusetts still adheres to that mystique of presidential politics wherein leading candidates coyly refrain at first from openly acknowledging their ambitions. But there's increasingly less doubt about It. As summer has eased into early autumn and President Carter's afflictions have appeared increasingly to be terminal, Sen. Kennedy has flashed unmistakable signals of his intentions. Excitement over the emerging Kennedy candidacy was such at the recent New Hampshire Democratic rally that Gov. Jerry Brown was forced to play a weak second fiddle in his campaign appearance there. Sen. Kennedy's announcement a few days ago that his possible presidential candidacy now has the blessings of his family removed his last obstensible reason.. for remaining aloof. Predictably, this news sent Kennedy partisans and the liberal elements of the Democratic Party into an organizing stampede. A firm Kennedy declaration has been promised no later than December and perhaps in November. It could come even sooner. Certainly it will be no later. By the time of the Jan. 21 Iowa caucuses, the Ming deallnes in five states already would have passed, including Illinois, New Hampshire and Massachusetts. And, although Kennedy enthusiasts promise smashing write in victories in New Hampshire and Massachusetts, by Feb. 26, the day of the New Hampshire primary filing deadlines would have passed, with access to the ballot closed in such key states as Florida, Pennsylvania and New York. Clearly, President Carter's continuing weakness at the helm and his apparently Irretrievable loss of public esteem have emboldened Sen. Kennedy and his followers to calculate that the risk of dividing the party and thereby delivering the White House to the Republicans is no longer significant. In fact, it appears more and more Democrats believe the greater risk now lies with Mr. Carter. The Kennedy phenomenon seems to rise from a mass yearning for decisive action by a vivid per- sonality VIEWPOINT ANGLE.WAL TERS characteristics so lacking In the Carter - makeup. Moreover, there's the nostalgic turning again for recaptured glory from the last of the magical brothers the Chappaquiddick tragedy and other Kennedy problems notwithstanding. It arises, too, because the president has failed to build a reliable base for himself not among the liberals who now constitute the Kennedy storm troopers, not among the conservatives, and not even among his fellow Southerners. The result Is a political mutiny without precise para llel in modern American history. Whereas Presidents Thunah, Johnson and Ford all faced major challenges from within their ranks that helped to bring defeat or resulted In an earlierthanplanned retirement from the White House, they had one thing in common, not shared by Mr. Carter. They were vice presidents who became presidents by accident. Among recent presidents facing apostasies, only Mr. Carter was elected originally by the American people No president so chosen within living memory has been renounced by his own party while still an iswnbent. U Mr. Kennedy succeeth in wresting the nomination from President Carter, as now seems probable, the stage will be set for the American people to decIde.,, between the liberal foreign and domestic policies espoused by the senator and an unusually conservative platform being predicted for the Republicans. 1910 promises to be a humdinger. - - BERRY'S WORLD But No Gold Federal Fever The three teams following USC — Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas — also retained their spots in voting by 39 of the 42 ratings, which were announced Monday. coaches on the board. However, Notre Dame, which upset fifth- 470 points after whipping Iowa, Southern Cal, the defending ranked Michigan, 12-10, re- 21-6, in the Sooners' season WASHINGTON (NEA) After speeding to the scene of a major train derailment, volunteer firefighters from the nearby rural community are confronted by an overturned tank car spewing acrid fumes over the countryside. A ominota-sounding, five-syllable chemical name is stenciled in 4.lnch'blgh letters on the other aide of the ruptured car, but It provides no answers to the countless questions racing through the fire chief's mind as he struggles to avert disaster. Will the vapors be toxic to the fire and rescue workers? Is evacuation of homes and stores imperative? Can the fire In another derailed car lead to ignition or explosion of the chemicals? Will water produce an unwanted chemical reaction? Crucial technical assistance can be obtained in such cases by placing a single toll-free call to the , Chemical Transportation Emergency Center, known as CHEMTREC, a Washington facility operated around the clock every day of the year. CHEMTREC's significance lies In the story of who does and who does not support the valuable emergency center. The federal government has nothing to do with it, even though a 1974 law specifically required the Department of Transportation to "establish and maintain a central reporting system and By ARNOLD SAWISLAK data center so as to provide the law enforcement and firefighting personnel of communities WASHINGTON (UPI) The changed process with technical and other information and advice which helped Jimmy Carter win the Democratic for meeting emergencies connected presidential nomination in 1976 now may do transportation of hazardous materiai&' same for Sen. Edward Kennedy In CHEMTEEC Is financed and operated by the A duwi years ago, Uie very idea Of contidifli Chemical Manufacturers Association, the leading trade association In an industry that long renomination of a president eligible for rehas been a target for critics who allege that election was considered ridiculous. Eugene producers of Industrial chemicals cynically McCarthy exploded the myth of Incumbent inrefuse to acknowledge their responsibility to vincibility, even though it was Lyndon Johnson's choice, Hubert Humphrey, who got the 1968 society, (1t\ .: .0 N : avv - SI ' - "ii* w " I?Aiftrl~___ MIX ... 1 f a ho how - :. "' -.. .•. .,4.. : IN ...,, .. — , 7 •. .., - •, . Oklahoma (1 0) .170 341 296 247 189 143 123 (11) 12 Ohio St U 0' Arkansas (10) iS 16 ) 19 0) 115 90 69 35 17 LSU (I 0) 33 18 UCLA (ii) Brigham Youno (2 0) 19 70 N Carolina St 11 01 19 18 • 0' -1 -:0 Tennis Anyone? Sports Parade ~ . r, All Hail New King, Queen . Catfish To Keep His Word 11w U.S. Open is over for another year. The king and qut'eti of American tennis have been dethroned and two bright and brash stars have emerged to reign as U.S. Open ('hainpiotis. The ltY8 winners, Jimmy Connors and Chris Evert Lloyd, gave little resistance in relinquishing their titles and for the most part played lackluster and uninspired tennis. Chris looked tired and even bored with it all and .Junmy just could 1(01 manage to recapture the spark that in tine past allowed him to pull himself up and pull out the win. I suppose that when you have already won a couple of itiillion dollars, been No. I in the world, Won Wilill)lCtlOti mill(l the U.S. Open, there are few worlds left to conquer. The licrut' drive is gone, the hungry all possessive desire to win st-eins to be v. caker, it becomes easier to lose. We can all relate to this because once a goal is achieved in spoits, business or wlnatev'r, we have a tell- - WASHINGTON WORLD - - Incumbent's - C (Ides to relax and live off the fruits of our 0 - Hera ld Photo, by Tom Vincent - - A VICTORY, ____ - Just Two Games Out Minnesota _________________________________________________________ 0 O Twins Climb Back In "Ve've got to will, win, W(ti, knocked in four runs apiece to By United Press International the top spot. Minnesota, meanwhile, spark the Royals' victory. Hal win and pull for Kansas City It's no longer just a two-way battle between the Kansas City crushed Chicago, 10-3, and are McRae and Pete LaCoek against California," said Royals and the California within three games of the collected three hits apiece and Mauch. "We have outstanding Willie Wilson, Amos Otis, Brett young people. They don't even Angels for first place in the Angels. left. and Porter two each. Meithe know how good they arc Each team has 12 games American League West. The also scored four runs as every because they do not have "They kicked the hell out of Minnesota Twins also are player on the Royals who came enough experience." looking fora piece of the action, us tonight, but this game is all Bombo Rivera's two-run to bat got at least one hit. Kansas City mauled Califor- over," Angels' Manager Jim highlighted a five-rim Gene Mauch, malinger of the triple ida, 16-4, behind an 18-hit attack Fregosi said. "We got three his team is shy Fifth inning and Ken Iiiidreaux admits with the Royals Twins, more games Monday night in the first of a four-gairie series with the with a two-gam e lead. And I'd on experience compared to the added a solo bonier in the other two, but he knows they eighth inning to spark the division-leading Angels and like to win the next three." Twins' victory. Al Cowens and Darrell Porter will never give up. moved to within two games of orioles 2, Tigers I: Home runs by Al Bunibry and Ken Singleton carried the Orioles to victory and reduced their "magic number" for clinching the Al. East title to three. Blue Jays 5.3, lIed Sox 4 5: hick Cerone doubled in two By United Press International --He's swinging the but real played better than we did runs and scored the winning run tonight and they had more on catcher Mike O'Berry's Once again Dave Parker is well," Tanner said. responding to the challenge of a Parker, bothered much of the scoring chances." throwing error ID the bottom of "We're still going to meet the ninth for the Blue Jays' big game. year by nagging injuries, Is "Dave has played hurt, but I producing slightly below his them five more games before victory in the opener. Jim Rice think he's 100 percent again," considerable capabilities, the season ends," Williams belted a three-run homer and Pittsbur gh Manager Chuck Nevertheless, he leads the said. "And all we have to do is Fred Lynn added a two-run split with them to stay in blast in the nightcap to salvage Tamer said Monday night after Pirates in RBI with 06. Parker's two RBI singles "This was a game we had to contention." a split for the Red Sox. backed Don Robinson's SI*' win to put some ground between In other games, Houston Indians 54, Yankees 1-5: _ __ ___ _ t Parker Lifts Pirates To 2- 1 Win Over Expos an . pa _ JACK ANDERSON Influence. We're gonna miss him. He exemplifies Po everything the Yankees are," The one thing you hear over and over again about Catfish Hunter from all the Yankees Is that he never complained. "He's good people," was the way Luis Tlant put It. "You win QVV X) gaines like he did, that's a special kind of player. Even he didn't have too much, he'd still go out and beat you. He .11 Handy Weekend . Spe'ed Trap G ui d e.. jnuI U Seminole High School cheerleader Angie Lloyd doesn't want everything in the world, but she certainly would settle to see her team come up with an upset Iii this Friday night's game In the Tangerine Bowl against No. 9-ranked Orlando Edgewater. Other games on tap this weekend Include Apopka at Lake Brantley, Lake Howell at DeLand, Spruce Creek at Lyman and Shorecrest Prep at Trinity Prep. GIMMM EEE , a I • 3 r] . gurwins ini sling dtbw .... Nebraska moved up a notch to 355 . vI01NlS III II 533 2. Alabama (5) 0 0) 3 91 . iMa t feel good, he still plays. That's what you call a'profeulonal, a real superstar. to Ni year was easily Hunter's poorest in the big leagues. Not aeft as fad as he we was, he has been hammered hard fr.qusgly and tlm result Is his presentl record along with a 5.29 WA1INGTON — Millions of *merics 1g. force. Bet ii. left lad mouth, giring motorists a the lift border an U.& W Until no",the tree doIng 80 mph, and anetlier t police chiof operated an a ualq incfotive ham. doing mph. aplj the gasoline NOW until a new enforcer is hired.' to ft highways wr . 11. Mod Delaware coadabularisi system, pft his exponses fram .peeng fim Have a M. I --'-- j — Delaware. cnmci. Ale,g inp V4IiANGWD the i' INDIANI: Anelber 01 speeder& and gettili to beep anything to over. Now be's gallon gee, many msters .ncoedsr - old have their hu' dilCOIiIISlt - will — thet peculiarly Amerlea Finwick Island drops the speed limit aheopUy to on salary, W the speeders — and their gresi. tribe Is tbraded with esticliell by 15 __ — beep rolling man's Insatiable quest for wealth ansi 8011* Stern — and lucrative — kutiluthin. the speed irsp ____ .psInsd by the WW aldermen, a debeired 1 ur!i&vfl bt i whir, it'. 1.e to keep pear Bresils (*her River valley wire Invaded, ad LiaraM dii fletulisa Is semi part. ii the coadry. Md disney from My1end nsttb the reseat town ff0111 Vacationers In a eye in the .pudemiter luilale St. Paterobars, hr NwIers ad wMed Iftem bog by plan year SICh ds the as of :;iat'rd.d rader alp"iut be. tbuasr u4thsnorth.Mduown; In wAnd ____ FIL In Y' mule J& .ulrferthelocalcspstoaalltheir and 14$ m. reag. were as istimi as a 'nwlary SII lioujit Its (list cedal Nfl Jersey, whir. UL Us nearby town of BOth v.iasp ding prey — and U the towns ciøers radar looking far cigaratte_d 1S send police We v* 11w.e years ago, aid recouped Its Nedhi, Perbedir NO am1 qW I 'WI for New I ___ th5 T5flV"Mi'$ ____ York; ls.r eein,edm. thsfl,M",petlmpiths PN oseolamlatad vms t"W" to SalysrivUlo; in t"eiler liap "hu" ieee bed maMeinal Inesatmod since Peter Mbeit Ka - 1064 00 IPW eeheerionl11v.Iidia.to ths,. . No.5 spot. I think that's where I 579 So. Calif. (33) (2 Of 1 394 .. J L. after opening %%ith a 45-10 drubbing of Rutgers, and ~10 , billET and like the red of the Yankees, loves the guy awJ give him at least one fliore Mart so he can go out on it iüig note. "He deserves that," said the Yankee manager. " lir as I'm cäncerned,he could be one ofmy coaches UheWW1" .! WjjU to ' be4Maabdian for $14, pi. laJe$ __ ftd..dehtoth,tI1!OCe ____ ___ ,___ - ___ kcue a tII,IW'rlbst eabecodly. - S Teas, is leaded in mothir' am U i 1115* si $1,881 Ibi DSISS 1 fiN4 tidL(Adat iePle iscodly p.fflalawaS for iw. "u . ps't *iv as ___ , mtw'-g of at 51mm, yes des't peE. — par — 'I — -w--•' I Tomword 'do,ody'.") 80 Eust *dCh of Net. ace us. leriw be be wary of: Cites ti lime, At Vlhep*yIV&— Ta,of.dofs u-''y _d d ama IIpWueddIbs ds : ___ ,ilnrnaw.ydsseto - — •u..* slk' fl_ui - Not Hittler Little Brown Jug Favorite - , I 1116L, 7bly ON" b" a - _____ ot low in the Aiii N9IIU $0 miS lbs 1Ih ri$,'II.Ith___ rr$ dingY_ruu . ..1 Western Division. Glaie7, Reds 4: Roger Metzger's two-run Johnson McEnroe is not as easy to love as Tracy or Chris or even Jimmy. In Fact, lie is downright hard to love. The fans at the U.S. Open lidn't love him. They didnt even like him, and John is it native New Yorker, There is something about the young man that just turns people off. lie is a raging, scowling, pompous and pampered brat on the tennis court. lie seems to poison the air for all around him. I love to watch him play v,hile the Ix)int is going on but hide my eyes between points. Off the court. McEnroe is quiet, almost shy. lie is intelligent, articulate and generally it squared away person. It's only when he is playing that he becomes it raging volcano. Actually, he draws much criticism for doing it lot less than Nastase or Krick or even Connors. It's only just that he scenns so serious about it all while the others maintain it playlike or childlike attitude about it all. Anyway, McEnroe is the U.S. champion and a great one at that. Ile is only 20 years old, so many, many championships lie ahead for and perhaps, in tumie, his violent on court temper will subside. All the men's semi-finals in singles and finalists in doubles were Ammnericans. Three of the four women in the semi's were Yanks and two of the four in women's doubles were from the U.S. A sign of U.S. strength in men's tennis? Yes, but also the tournament was played on good old U.S. hard courts and not the slow clay that favors foreign players. SAVE hit a tie' MICHELIN! __________ ICOMPAMO TO 114$ Ptv IIRIS) run homer with two out in the ninth Inning to lift the Brewers to victory. driven by Keith Wuples, will sulky. 1016. EIAWARE, Ohio (UPI) Set Point, driven by Bill triple hlgiulight.d a five-run large field again forces And on the rail. me Hitter drew the d Hot posttInn In the second the Jug to be rim In two Other horses in the first Houghton, the leading Jug first to spark the Giants.. r u for Ibiwadsy's 34th divInoi, with the top fair division include Maple lAnes izioney winner, drew the pod D04n 0, Braves 4: of ft UttleBrown Jug, hones in eaCh division can'Ing Strike with Brent Davies up; position In the second division. Joe Ferguson belted a pair of The Crodins High girls The red of the field Is Black home rims and Steve Garvey Good Motor, with On driver to HItter, who has emerged back for a third heat. volleybaliteani defeated Eustis and Dimly Baker added one Larei*e; th. years top sophomore U no hone his won twice be wvnonmced; Andy's Hid..- Ace, driven by Jim 15-8 and 15.12, In apiece to hand Phil Niebro his Monday night, ll th en , wi Gl minim" injury and after the raceoff, a fourth bust way with Terry Buter; Esospe Hut Hitter; Over Ki e seas on th opener. iver; Penner, 90th loss, eat retirement of will be rim among the wimirs Artist, Peter ilsiughton the Guri*ey the dr The Panthers were led by 12 driver; Tijuana Taxi, to be with the driver to be annoim P"lie 7, Cordials 5: n, - heads a field ci 173., ci the firM tires heats. Many ThlIo came home service points from Kimberly While & Hitter, who will be driven by Jun Miller; Oil cod; Meteor Hanover, with 1ld pacers— largest since Striking withthegeshsadrimwhenKen Stokes and nine by Trichele driven by fumier Jug winner Strike, Joim' Hayes Jr. the Arch McNeil up; to the gate in 1971. John Ace Jr., Bells misplayed Mike Sob- Tack. Crowns hosts Merritt *ew the No. 3 drIver; Happy Motoring with Force, driven by pin. to, is year's Jag Ilerve ,sd $111,888, well above spot In the second division, first Bill Pupflnger, and AII and Good To See You, with Bill mid's grounder with two out in Island Wednesday at 6:30 in the SHS gym. the ninth. 1vioiap1arkof$1U,71SIn division favorite General Star, Strike with Terry Miller In the Poplinger the driver, . . - Crooms Girls Defeat Eustis O O - - — I" firstplace Cincinnati in the 'I - Cliff Austin is tne youngest woman ever to win the U.S. Open. At 16 she is making a serious run at being ranked No. i in the world this year. A delightful, sunny, tenacious stroking machine, Tracy is a joy to watch. Her two-fisted backhand and forcing forehand are ultra steady and, unlike Chris at the same age, 'l'raey, is not aftaid of the net. Since the age of two Tracy h;Ls been stroking tennis balls, often seven or eight hours a (la),. Everyone knew froml I the tinic she was 10 or 12 that she was going to he good, few knew 1(11W good or how fast she was going to rise. She is indeed a marvel on the court and will wear her crown well. It may Ix only the first of many, imimimny to come. sacrifice fly In the ninth scored leading the Rangers. Rafael Landestoy to move Brewers 7, Mariners 6: Homaton within 14 games of Paul Molitor belted a three. 0 dienew lad* kamoft to _ _ dad l files. The death ti Ik4 Caady; in Peasyhain, Qeuss a ___ I&kId* WOod WilMa SyWof the r_d IlL fl and the village of (ibIfla in 1db amMiwt •. Akiw in Taususs C.,Ws' NOW thi kdM gNaset Is p'---. York, Rd. 17 biities'Wsine 4 r; wind Nwayt1wwm Y—Ilan, lend"lo all of Marpl ci uat.ir- . the IDl4 1 lb. sees. Ta. die Nd Maisackasolts, Wow Haspahir. aid s. ._d11.Iai orated paCha.sofl_da Modes. Y —t tariftary, kM several I1ISIIL Aitagh radar gsisraliy 1*. rgiS _d dhis1d ir4AV Vfl, U,O, iip 1iw gave the Pirates a 24 us and the Expos," said Parker. edged San Diego, 1.0, San labors. ([or one feel that this is what has happened to Jimmy .' C hri s. I Lull in DO Wa)' convinced that Tracy AUStIn is as gOO(l i ts ('tins or that John McEnroe is as good as Jinimnuy. atnd I'imn betting that the next time they meet that the decisions will be reversed. 1 hey ',t ill be reversed, that is, if Chris and Jimmy have been suffiuicntly jolted out of their complacency. If not, then the young lions will chew them up once again. victory over the Montreal "But nothing has been ac- Francisco topped Houston, 74, breaking, run-scoring double in comnpllshed yet until we win lAs Angeles defeated Atlanta, the fifth to snap the Indians' Expos. The victory lifted the Pirates both of these games. U we lose 94, and Philadelphia but St. five-game losing streak in the out of a first-place tie and one (today), then we'll just Louis, 7-5. opener. moved them one game ahead of leave here even." Rangers 6, A's 3: the EXPOS. The teams meet "Robinson pitched one heck AllieS 1, Padre, 1 Buddy Bell and Pat Putnam Joe Nlekro tossed asix'hitter drove In two runs each and again tonight and Parker, last ofahaflgaine," said Montreal year's MVP, banns as a big Manager Dick Williams. "He for his fifth shutout Of the Steve Corner and Jim Kern was tough on us. But the Pirates season and Cesar Cedeno's combined on a six-hitter In man. - I.. agrees with his team's ranking. 14l'in very pleased with the tailback Derek Hu ghes. Points Team •. Years ago, the world's major nations went off the gold standard. A\ I0 By MILTON RICIIMAN No longer were their currencies backed It convertible Into gold. It made sense according to sophisticated economic theory. Gold Is nothing more than a metal In limited supply. Defining a. currency In terms of its availability Is an ar• tiJicial restriction, unrelated to real econom(c needs and n obstacle to monetary fihhlty and :. NEW YORK (URI) — By occupation, Jim "Catfish" Hunter is economic ezpaflhlOfl. major-league ballplayer. By Inclination, though, he's more a much A "barbaric relic,, In this view, gold is not North Carolina farmer. less primitive than wampum or cattle as ..,,In other words, when he makes a deal with you, It's a deal. You monetary standard for complex industrial don't have to call in a small army of lawyers or get It notarized. economies. His word Is good. mere is only one thing amiss with the wellBack on New Year's Eve In 1974, Hunter agreed to a flveyear reasoned argument against gold: It has never èontract with the New York Yankees that came to something like convinced the public. $2.8 million counting everything that went with It. He was 28 at the By way of current example, the market In the time, had just come off a spectacular 25-12 season with the "barbaric relic" is booming as never before in Oakland A's and won his free agency from them following a modern times at trading centers In Europe, Asia cñtractual disagreement with Charlie Finley. and United States (there Is a thriving Chicago When he joined the Yankees, he told them beforehand he incommodity market in the metal). The price goes tended to fulfill his contract, pitch for them five years, and then go higher and higher, up more than 50 percent ao far back home to Hertford, N.C., and spend the rest of his life farming this year and currently about 10 times what It ánd being with his family. was only eight years ago when the United States i I Catfish Hunter keeps his word. severed the last link between the dollar and 1n two more weeks, when the season is over, he will be all official Treasury price of $35 an finished with professional baseball. To show Hunter the way they ounce. feel about him, the Yankees gave him a day at Yankee Stadium Sunday. nearly solid support of Sen. Edward Muskie by With the barrier of an ounce now behind, Among other things, they gave him a TV console, a set of exDemocratic elected officials and party leaders. some forecasters are expecting the $0 mark to pensive luggage, a camera, a shotgun and a pickup truck. Despite By 1976, there were 31 primaries and the party be reached by of u year. problems, the Chrysler Corporation presented economic eir rules had all but outlawed boss control of state Numerous reasons are advanced for the n with a brand new automobile, and Bill Fugazy, who runs a It conventions. was this change that helped surge. Supply and demand Is clearly a factor, bearing his name, tossed In a vacation to Hawaii for ge Carter deflate another nl)th that it was imfieder and his, family. all of, whom, Wef• on hand. possiMs for an "iaknown" to win the o. LesM producer I.nthal Leave it to the fertile mind of Yankee owner George Stelnbrtion. roughly steady but consignments from the Soviet ner to come up with something entirely different, however. Carter, an obscure Southern governor, put all Union, a somewhat erratic number two that vela do ncy .. What you give the man who has everything? r his chips on the primary process. His early wins frequently tries harder as a quick way to pick up .Steinbrenner gave Hunter an elephant to help him with his seized media attention and put him so far ahead vital foreign exchange, are reported down more farmIng chores. Yup, a real live elephant. that even a series of late defeats did not stop him. than 3O percent ao far this year. The beast was led In from the right field bullpen, posltlonlnr Carter also had help from the 1974 change In Industrial demand, primarily for the himself behind home plate only a few feet away from Hunter, who Those corporations may not be candidates for nomination. federal election laws. With candidates required mmufture of jewelry, remains strong, unlike Some politicians still think Johnson could have looked a bit nervous about it and stayed at a safe distance. sainthood, but they have poured at least $3 to raise only $196,000 In 20 Mates to get federal previous periods of rapid price Increases when it Perhaps a more appropriate departing gift might have been a million into CHEMTREC In an effort to eninlinite held on to the nomination had he chosen to fight subsidies, Carter was able to keep hiscampaign has shown a teuieicy to fall off. bus because as good a pitcher as he has been In his 15 big league the impact of rail, truck, air and ship accidents for it. Others say Humphrey, with the backing of going until he had made a national Impact and seasons, winning 224 games while losing 163 and recording 20 or involving their* toxic, volatile or flammable LBJ and labor and party leaders, might have AM perhaps most significant, "black gold!', begun receiving funds from a broader base. won the nomination even If Robert Kennedy had snore victories five straight seasons from 1971 through 1975, products. In the words 01 a French economist, Is being lived. They base their reasoning on the fact that Kennedy, and for that matter, Dcv. Edmund converted Into the real yellow duff. Heavy Hanter seldom was better than he was while traveling on the Since it was established eight 3SE$ ago, of California, may well be able to use buying from the Mideast Jr. Yankees' bus. reported. According Is emergency center has rweived more than 90,N0 everything was stacked for Incumbent of- Brown same advantages In 1980. to one r some of the z.&tween them, he and left fielder Lou Pinlella could always t, Saudi Arabia and a few other :oil epor Incoming calls, Including occasional requests for ficahokiers In the nominating process at that Recognition and financing probably would not be beep the club loose, needling, joking, carrying on a running countries are pecking up close to a third of all assistance from Great Britain, Belgium, Israel time. dialogue all the time. k problem for either man, but both might have gold currently being offered for sale. The process for selecting the Democratic and other nations. ,,:'I'm gonna miss him In many ways, but especially on those bus In handling aimed 215,000 incidents during presidential nominee now has changed so had trouble with party leaders under the pre-1911 And that points to the basic re son for the ," Pinlella said Sunday. "He'd like to get on me about the bent president no nomination process. d, th um that perio CHEMTREC personnel have relied completely at an Inc Inten sifying Interest In gold: The worldwide a'I run. 'How aunIsupposedtopltch?'he'd always say tonle.'I ection. longer Is an automatic candidate for reel LIN Now all they have to do is sell themselves heavily . of dab ed. that Is affecting almost all mili njid a speedster In left field.' Then I'd say to him, 'when you bi.Mw* access to the lnforn'Mkit needed In the Both the campaign finance law and the Paf tY's the primary voters, people who do not worry u dollar. The i ICh, I never catch any balls. They all go In the stands. You want to he casler It much delegate selection rules make t t krna1 affairs of the party. crucIal minutes following an accident, producers would not be shifting their c' mh to sit Inthedands with a crab net ora Jai la1ceda? Otherwise, And, although both Kennedy and Brown are cwnulatad wealth Into gold II they were U provided only with the hubor wand name Ch$II%gt established Iflculnbents. worthless." In 191$, there were only 12 presidential elected officials, tbis time ft will be Outer whole worried about the dollar. u a dspondøble of chemical, a ksty officer can Identify the That was all In the spirit of good-natured agitation both unproduct by both Its generic designation and Its primaries; the majority of national convention record will be under fire. Carter may blame retjosilury. derdood, but before presenting Hunter with a TV console on producer. Also on file are detailed Instructions delegates were chosen In state conventions arid everything on "the Wasbbton way" 01 doIng The current gold fever hdecta not only bul' 'âhklf of his teammates as well as himself, Plnlella talked on how to handle each compound In an usually were party leaders or their nominem things, but he can't escape the fact that for the buyers and dealers bet email Investors. Eva at kriously about the retiring 33-year-old right-hander. Their Inclination was to support the peopl, their pest four yeirs, he was sçpoeedto be ___ emergency. h $180 an ounce.plt end 4., limited 'Without him, we couldn't have won last year," he said. "He th is party already had In office. When an Incumbent system. hads, a Make In gold Is possible tbrongh pti eutithe last game of the.World Series for us, which was perfectly tia' g.ei.st st pubaps the was seriously challenged, let alone dumped, It Thus the procea wliicii was reformed chase 01 IncreasIngly nanaram and popular g the wililognea of many ci.miai com lse holing. This year he didn't have the kind of a year that an athlete specifically to give outakl.'rs a chance to coins. Gold Napoleon coins, favorites of Freadi 4k -his Mature would like to retire on. provide voluntary assistance In handlIng was bis news. 1972, the Influence of party loaders the eatabllslmiud, piay be torned often t4iII,Ilr r4(o has been overlooked at times for other pitchers, but he never Starting In and other private invls for years, have been potentially calamitous situations, thwgsa African steadily reduced. Sen. George McGovern mplalned or lost his desire to help the club. He never lost his against the first person to us. the tam of experts to accident was to joined by South Krugerreads and, mod dispotctthig the nomination de'p&te that, winithig climb to the top. we of values, either. The years he has been here, he has been a exploited eogy. Canadian Maple Les. 11 rec loceijom ___ '11:1 A Idle Alabama, 1.0, picked up five votes for the top spot and 538 points to remain second, and No. 3 Oklahoma received i Texas (1) (0 0) S. Notre Dame (1 0) 6 Penn St (1 0) i Nebraska (I 0) 8 MiChiCàfl St (2 0' 9 HouSton (2 0) 10 Washington (2 01 ii Missouri Q0) Michigan 13 Pittsburgh (1 0) Ii Florida state (2 . Rising . . - The Trojans, who registered a425trouncing of Oregon State Saturday, solidified their top rating ln the second weekly UPI Board of Coaches' Top 20 : . No. 7 with a season-opening 14 triuiiiph over Utah State. The Corohuskers received 347 points to replace Purdue in 7th place. Michigan State. 2-0. moved Up tWOSJtStOt'ighthafter beating Oregon, 41-17 , behind the threetouchdown performance of put us, too,, I)evine saul. opener behind a pair of TD "Everybody says they don't runs by Heisman Trophywinner look at the ratings, but I think Billy Sims. they do." The Fighting Irish went into Fourth-rated Texas, shiich Aim Arbor, Mich., and Irish opens its season against Iowa emerged Coach Dan Devine Saturda, received the State result Asa with u victory there. Notre Dame received 392other first-place vote and 394 points. l'eiuiStale picked up355 points. Devine, one of the points to remain SiXthrilflke(l coaches on the ratings board, placed the Wolverines in that spot while Michigan fell out of the top 10. Penn State, Nebraska, Michigan State, Houston and Washington round out the top 10. - - Assistance W ho Else? It's Southern Cal For N. 1 The concensus among coaches Is that things are going to be considerably more balanced this year in terms of district races. It's still anybody's bailgame. out of business. The Patriots went 8-2 last season, so it's easy to see how Patriot boosters have been spoiled a little in recent years. There's no breather coming up for the Pats, Tuesday, Sept. is, 1979—IA run; - '.•-• 0 __ ____ __ __ 'iTT T 1T' 1. ' __ _ 191111 __ k. ,'v• •-'4p -- - -, ..• - -'- - L, 0 •0 i - - -. 00 'O'•o 4': - •_ O __, _ 0 ,0_,. - --- - - -- , -- -. _t•.- 4' -,;-,_ ------ :- : 1W ,7 4 �4*-Evenin4 Herald. Sanlsrd, Fl. LT&iT •1 A. Au Tisidoy, Sept. i$,,rnv .TjY Ma II i. NY Theismann Keys 'Skins . 2.00; John, NY 3.01; PiI,n and Eckarslay. So. 3.06: Flangan, Salt 3.19. League 1 Eloria Q (33)2141; P (23) $1 310 1 JUrqudI 410 I (Q(31) 43J1' P(3.1) iis.,ri3i. I) 21 . 1) m.w 00 (1.3) V.90. TTh0ms TMrdOsmi 6 AId. 23.20 9.40 440 1 Rica-Reyes 1300 540 2.10 ]Arta 6.00 3.20 lEch.no.Qulots 5.20 310 200. 4.40 2NiguI.5&tla 340 0(34) 492I P(4.3) 114.15; 1(43. 0(1.4) 32.50; P)1.1) 209.10; 1 ($4 21 1I10. Elivurn, Game Fsixlh , ilequeLoza 13.00 7.20 2.10 $Jos.Arana 11.20 7.20 6.00 2) 103.11. TO 27 .0 Win Over Giants ".Be 300 340 1 A$ava.Eborza - 0403.10 WASHINGTON (UPI) Benny Malone and Brian Kelley AMIfIC$O 1.1bPS have Nov. marked on their 2) S..? ii**Game alendars for a rematch of W L PC?. OS $3.10 3.10 310 more than jt two NFL foot4V1 90 so ui Bait 3.00 2.40 7j 40 62 .107 1 MUweuke i0 bail teams. 1 LIon& IS 77 43 .341 Boston 4A1av.Ar.na 9 00 1.10 Q2.4 n.aa P (4-23 iSIS' 1(41 340 Malone's Washington Rd 00 60 .341 is New York 1 Jose.Elexpe 1 SibinoOla I...10 I) 17011 6.00 skim visit Kelley's New York 00 70 .333 19 NatIssal Leap, Detroit TesISGame Q(24)39.41:P(24)ISI.IS;T(24. Q(44)441S,P($.4)11940;T(S4. Od 00; Tekulve, PIft n; 116118.68. 76 71 .607 73 cseveind Giants that day and the two 1) ML44. GSfbI!, All 23; Samblto, Plo. 60100 .333 19 Toronto 7.15 370 i Twelfth Game Zaire players plan to spend a good Fifth Omi and Laveilo. SF I. West 4 1 AlavaVegas 7.60 100 210 BlIbaoMendez 2 1.10 3102.40 Siao 2 part of the day looking for each AJivkas L0111400 W L Pt?. OS Mar. 3LequeZarre 0(41)31.41: P (1.4) 0.45; 1(14 10.00 360 SManolo.Zarre 320 3.00 shall, Minn 30; Kern, Tex $1 40 .340 Calif otter. 1.10 1 Sfl.Juan 3.30 21 236.20. Stwhuw. Belt and Lopez. Dot 6 AlurIaMartin.z 79 71 .577 2 Kan City While the Redskins were rnevos* Game 0(1.3)35.20: P11-3) 234.35, T (1. 3. 0 ( 2.4)11.15: P 11.3 62.10; 112.119; Mong. Cliv 11 7172 .520 3 Minn 13.40 U0 600 h um bling the Giants, 27.0, 6) 43020. lOqulzaOSa I) 73 76 .197 6½ Texas 440 $10 A- 1,004; Handle— $154,432. 1 Siblno-Elexpe Sixth Game 45 51 .134 15½ ChIcago 14.40 Monday night for their largest $Sabino-Oyarl 16.00 12.40 610 lLip,Oyarl IS .417 11½ 43 Seattle Pro Football ngjg victory in four years, 0(13)3140; P (3.1)10.451(3-I. MONDAY NIGHT 30gui21AlnOre 100 310 52 99 .344 29½ Oakland 313.64. First Game 6 1.10 1 1 Sirn an Ola Malone and Kelley had a NFL sIa.m . Monday's Rnwtt$ IZate-Doug 10.20 4.50 240 0(34)4510: P($3)19.21,T($-3fetid going, Si' Ualtad P ______ private Toronto S. Boston 4 1$? 1440 1110310 6NeguIOyari I AIdvaJuafl 15.50 3.10 6) 241.11. 'l Boston S. Toronto 3, 2nd Each accused the other of the 7.00 510 3 5 3 40 5ffi 141? Cleveland S. New York 1, is, 1145 first cheap shot. Malone, 16.4010.4o 340 6Arta.Eiorza 0 (14) 33.44; 1 311.11. $Negui.R,yes (143) W L I Pd. Cleveland 6, New York 3, 2nd 0(1.4)00.15, P (1.3)90.41,111.1. however, was never penalized Sided Game 3 Ethano Perez 6.10 3.10 Miami 3 0 0 1.000 Baltimore 2. Detroit 1 3RIcaOyarl 1110 5.70 440 2Zate-ReItla 3.40 6) #9.50. New England 2 1 0 W 3 Chicago Minnesota 10, while Kelley was flagged three A- 2.173; HdIS $113,430. NegulAmore 4.10 340 0(3.1)31.11i P ($3) 141.35: T (5.3. Buffalo i Kansas City 16, California 4 ! ! a , ,. , 4V TXI5 L uui.r NallisM LOOM - RIchard, Plo. 211; NiiluO, All 191: CVI$on. Phil O; Y$iYifl.' Pitt 143; Sultan, LA 143. Aixii1as •Liaps Ryan, Cal 202: Guidry, NY lii; Fiinaan, RIO? 170; Tex 152; Koosman, Min 114. Baseball - n - Str.Oya 1.0 0(1.1) 39.1St P (14)7110:1(14 tt•ZWVt _____ Baltimore Milwaukee 7, Seattle 6 (All 11*1* EDT) Boston (TorTez 1417) a, Toronto (Huffman 5-IS), 7:30 p.m. New York (Mirabelli 0.3) 40 Cleveland (Wile 1$4), 7:33 P.M. Baltimore (Flanagen 72.7) at Detroit (Petry SI), I p.m. Minnesota (Gotti 1411) of Chicago (Kravec 17.13), 0:30 p.m. California (Frost 149) at Kaleis City (Gall 9.9), 4:35 P.M., at Teas (Jenkins 1413) Oakland (McCalty 11.911, 10:30 p.m. -J 1 mIlwiu Seattle (Branch 0.1). 10:33 P.M. Houston CincinnatI ..SIaaa I A Mkmeso(a Green Say DetroIt . 77 44 .537 , RAO" CupJ_r1Faskfuuu Atlanta LOS Angeles New Orleans W I. I 7 10 2 10 0 30 Pd. 447 .447 .000 San Fran 030.000 .• Washington 27, NY GlInts 0 $eidiv's . At$antaa?DoIrolt,1pm. ..... p.... Green Say at Minn, 1 P.M. ,• -. ,u.uu , W, S50ISBaISIUSIS 1W AWl Ll\a 5 4 1.. 9A a* 3 $ablne*zana SlailSame . $040 $09 $34 ,3fl 7y.Ii '.15 445 Iii6$ On in lJseOla 1.45 147w *4.105 2 $lmAmsrs j 5(5.7) 44J5g P (74)113.90; 1(71 23459.15. to s iii. -. - - Ui.a Same - GAB N Pd. 4Nsgul Perez ISibimnisNie 1P** Dandx. Cl CUir, Ye Lçans. Mu , 4111 127 10115 115441141.330 0154 M .3110 IN 1*117*4117 kimp. Dot 100140J17 Wlljs, KC 141a167.314 CII 1*119143.314 Ni405 Sum tt$llISat LUsi - EIirsn., Chi !4I IdledO, NM 121 3IJ LOM LA IL __ AINIICa ti. __ 411111111 LWA ON RIM " amis., 'iii 30: S71V ___ Ride . iii 3j5 4PISa.Urillt 5(14)1545, P ($44115-OaT (& 10)) MAL ___ . 1A,00.Pe,es I§NbWJNM lAIwISMeUN 11106 '-_', aw,, .* W N5 * ' . SLum 3 Sleeps I F' Stanley Steemer it ___ __ patronage of their fine service the blest in carpet and STANM ST== ill thol CLEANERSh 4,sl. Now Is the to t ed agsd the ip,clal thsywa - _____ _______ ______ *105. 15$ * Lvsm. it 114$ TuIL #10 lila . CALL M015 Sr Albert Jacquet Jr., brother of the bride, served as an usher. A reading was presented by Miss Patricia Jacquet, god-mother of the bride. Serving as altar boys were Shawn and Kip Gililkin, nephews of the bridegroom, Following the wedding, a reception was held at the Biloxi Elk's Lodge. After a wedding trip to Florida , the newlyweds are making their home in Biloxi where the bride Is a special education teacher and the bridegroom is employed by the Federal Bureau of Investigation. f . seat and roomy Iootmsts for operMlnco,nbt. 319W 110147.. SANPOID 'Jati S W ___ ..vw. Mr. Ti TIWOL New AM ,i SPICIAL - FROSTING $ 94IATLAKIMUYSLVD. $O $I u AID ii.. ____ slot.. they ride over a prescribed course and time," said iMm F.usmhM. "It's both fun for the riders, and a way to raise money for research Into cystic fibrosis." "The Blke-A.Thon will involve riders of all ages who acquire sponsors for the number of miles that Th e Bike-A-Thon is scheduled to be held at Carrier Street at the Sanford Airport on Sept. 29. It will begin at 9a.m. . Prizes will be awarded to the riders who collect the most money for cystic fibrosis and ride the most miles. In addition, 'F-shirts will be given to every rider who turns In at least $2. Sponsor sheets are available now at all local schools or by calling Mrs. Rick Dunn at 323-8790 or Mrs. Gene Feuerhahn at 321 01I7, d. ,. .., . p.. .. - ,; , . PIN,* Sail. Ip LA12g as, . . - . ( DONNA FEUERHA HN ECr ( R T HOME OWNUS !1$URANCI I PACKAGE Cifl*lI)$ Yaw Aipte And *s Ps5cy And SAVE MONEY @LAW ASINCY 4711 $1UOAKAVL , , PHONK 32$4SSS SANFORD c..fla '"' nit .. -r ... .., .... .. . .74. (b....4 MONDAY;........ ........ PRIVATE PAITIIg TUESDAY-,.; ...... .-..,, PNIVATIPARTII$ WEDNESDAY........... .. . . . 7aI.1III . . • • THURSDAY . fl Nov. Li, AIM dlpdA -V. .5 3 p*ces hsny.dlppsd fried chicken, mail hot hotter tastin' biscuits. Honey upon rpousst. Potatoes and gravy, cole slew and . 4 A.... - ...... .. is ALL FOR ONLY u, HI 7711111 III 111719. SUIIII,$I7 '.H .. VALUE $2.01 As,rI.S nlgMly..,; Th. F.ntastk FMCHKM RONNIE BARON 1119 S. MognoNa 11*74155 11S . . - , . -' .• REGULAR DINNER '. . . • . CALL 322.9313 . FAMOUS RECIPE'S .,.....,..'.. . . . . . . . . . . ..... Iay.s.4 7If shoft; . lIt'II.!IUItIOIL'. Is 1979. Good All Day Wednesday PEIVATIPAITIIS . 7:35.11:11 SATURDAY .................. .... is, 735.11s11 SUNDAY ...................... CLOSED FRIDAY com , seekii Iii- ............................... 2.45 .............................. .235 WIUIT CAll 40 ft 4! i'I Florida. the Capitol. i.tllah.is.'.t't' . F I .12W I )culiiu:e for I cut'Ipt ot k- - .- .....-.. . ..... .. .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . $4i 0 fowl , art and $ai.erk,.ul ................................ ...2.33 Sets. Steak .....................................313 Luau' 2.50 1.ftib1 SilaS................................3.65 ................... laud S.us/t,anks 1.15 IsedlaS Meatballs ............................................ 3,35 oriental OilS ......................................... 2.63 Veal Iambic.. Pint 3.65 1idfedPs,tCSe .. .....-..................n.., 2.55 ............................ 3.33 Chick.. a I. meg list Sits - 2.03 i- to Florida. k*Sckiw$t __ r.. sititiitb be ailed to: Assist1uuit I )Ircctui Fiiic 1i'ts lountu litti.iii.itlt'Iis I. (II ill giliit/.atiuo Ub 51a1.ed Aswt*e.t $sefth/Ms.l Some - - lists 110111 .11 , uiitlti,tls wiit' are wull• respertud artists ill their tieki. Ii'1itkl's of arts FALL 1979 ' _ Past;' The Restate . ,_A_._ rai__, 1td.A_I' S$gF1s, fi c.s.. PIu'raNeI in that be at't.'t'i)tt'tI '.':.':'' , tLSaP$,.CM1we _ i.wRu t ill saul tot' Persona l Time students attend South who never overbooked ap- Orleans They visited many emwwe tvmiuwe School am are pwnuimenms. we never nau w pounis 01 inwrew in unu urowmu VFW Post 8207 and ladles ol1ectlng soda pop bottles to wait more than five or 10 New Orleans. auxiliary service officer Jim redeem. The monies will be Bass would like area veterans used to help defray the cost of to know that "he Is available uniforms. every Wednesday from 1 to 5 P.M. at the post to assist Don't forget the District 18 10 ..• comrades and their families IllI4Il5 'lUu1luaJ, I511. IV A.E.M. VFW Post 4287 in guests were able to view many with any questions concerning Azalea Park. Commander Ray benefits." cry" and copper products. Prentiss and Dept. President Loretta Clarkson will be A highlight of the night was "Thank you" to all the making their official Visits. when the demonstrator used one of the pleces and prepared residents of Casselberry who There will be a joint session flaming cherries, whlc Peg are participating In the fun- at 11 a.m., followed by lunch. later served over pound cake draiser for the Junior Midget After lunch, the comrades and Charlie Glascock Is home in and vanilla ice cream. It was Hurricanes cheerleading sisters will hold individual Casselberry. For those of you delicious I squad. sessions. who do not know him, he ad':. . 10"A twn ,n.Iu. Ii.iiI-.1.. I'eg'I guests Inclu4ed: Joan T.a 1.63 tacks recently while vl*isg Dullmeyer, Jo Jones, Elaine Not hut 54.1 215 Waldo, Juanita Newby, Dot relatives In Mluourl. 101(1 DASLV $PICML$ Joinston, Gerry K, Pearl Meat lial :43 .Pei Muagrove boded ahoms Backus and L Pearl was the liiiliurgeolo"s 2.65 Stuffed Baked Filet of suit 2.45 SKATING SCHEDULE prodocts party at which On doer prize winner and received kuIIi.v. tnt Chicken 3.33 Musgrove who graduated from the Naval Training Center. Mike, a 10 graduate of Oviedo High School, was in Veining Unit 172 which was awarded the "Commanding Officer's Flag" for outstanding trththgunft. Following a few days at borne, Mike will be going to __ N.A.S. Memphis for aviation ___ school. mechanic training 'Milie la the son of S.& "Sam" OW Peg Mingrove. 6111111 1111111011111 TWA J111111111111 DiIieka.IumisS ___ Firestone unu u ,itu;itioi is doctor a taste of his t) II aI)1)OintIiIefltS were booked- for illethelime a few years back. lie the same time. When he added used to keep inc waiting for two more examining rooms, hours before I could get in to see four appointments were made for the same time. Ills uphim. pointments were booked 15 plenty ailiIOye(1, but I was I outer office. minutes apart. didn't want to change doctors Listen to this: I made an In my association with other be gone for to him cause I had appointment for a routine 1 learned orreceptiomsts1 ct records do old ll my years, he had a physical six months in advance. on LIIV and X-rays, and 1 thought I L1111 they all When I arrived, the waiting room was packed with patients. minutes to see him. He had all timight as well live with the dcvii same principal the nwnber of An hour later, I was called into excellent practice, and W41S so I knew rather than the devil I appuintnueimts booked for a an examining room and was conscientious he refused to take thdxmt know. given time depended on the Anyway. when it caumie time umuutiber of examining rooms the told to undress. I did. I sat there a new patient unless he had unclothed for 40 minutes until tulle. ifle referred them to a to pay him, I made HIM wait doctor had. for his money. I have suffered this fate as a his majesty, the doctor, en- colleague.) I ll any flY m It never got patient. I suppose there are tered! Iii Florida, it's another story. As soon as I was on the My husband had a 2 p.m. up- quicker, but I felt better about exceptions if you are lucky enough to find a doctor who is examining table, his telephone pointnment. At 4p.m. he was still having to wait. GOT EVEN IN IDAHO more interested in his patients rang. The doctor said, "Excuse waiting. He approached the me," and proceeded to talk to nurse and asked, "Do I have to than in their money. DEAR ABBY: I worked for a another doctor about a business wait until the doctor sees all Don't use my name. I may deal. Th ey talked for 10 these other people?" (There doctor for six years. When he have to go back to work again. minutes, after which be phoned were about 10 people waiting.) had two examining rooms, two NO SIC IN N. J. his secretary and asked her to The nurse replied, 'You call yet another doctor. CERTAINLY do." With that, I isv there seethina with m., h,.,.hn...I 1117 IIwIIu ,o.,tLml na.0 UUI4I resentment while my doctor STEAMED IN DAYTONA told the second doctor what the BEACH first do ctor had told him a bout their "tax shelter." DEAR ABBY: I gave my i was given a very fast examination, after which the doctor prescribed medication for high blood pressure. Believe me, I know what caused it! Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester STEAMED IN LONG BEACH Jackson joined their daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joel DEAR STEAMED: My mall Fears of Daytona Beach, for a reflects a great deal of sym- visit with their children, Mr. psthy for STEAMED. Read on: and Mrs. E.E. Gums and family DEAR ABBY: We had a and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie doctor In Falls Church, Va.. Jackson and family in New AMistidPiiS sad Case ' Low .' DEAR ABBY: Hooray for STEAMED IN STOCKTON, who was tempted to bill his physician $100 for the two hours tie spent cooling his heels in the so OIL Ml'. Ewer , review I'anels playa crucial role in out state's cultural development by bringing specializ ed knowledge of -ui:. Iit'i li't'ities. iiiiIiitIual ltie grant NtiliInatluns for ii1iel l:1I: ht,ultI I! I tide a tit't ui led reswm .ilnt t'nt' lt'Itei Ill I (cot: . I I:. t 11 (1 a t I ' 1;. in spl.i'ItR tlis(li)ill)ts auth Over Wait In Dr.'s Office $PshAvs. Ns. . weoffl . priorit IL'S Ill - enthusiasts %% ho art know iedgeabh the uultural life In theti alta. tt'rt'slt'd arts They Agree With Steamed sssura.a i1ofasw . it' tiltiPloicets ('II- art lorni. within cultural UI II1L,IIll/.,ltl(J1ts. \l'ts , ( Ilifli l• 1' irestotme saio. •'l'Iu-''ii':ii the PIlIt't. efforts %%c at t' .able to set and t'uIl.passitlg ii oi.e titan one grant ap- (lit.' rit't'ds ''I ::pt''''Iii' (IISI'Ii)iIltts to hit. ( F'i nt ,.. - a beautiful crystal bud vase Congratulations to Mike SN *Ullman $INCI1N1 ____ ______ . Congratulations To Grad PHILIPS 1979 traclors - 10lo 19.9 t. Each has cushioned ________ __ I i- MR. AND MRS. LESTER JOSEPH THOMPSON JR. In And Around Longwood NO CNUSI. $0 OSLICATION bcbors ___ __ S.s our complete line of _____ 101 Sums 10.0Los 110 US 3415 i._$I Is 5404 sanvica IN YOUR "01110 p. Sanford Soccer AN PROPIUIOISAL DICOSATINd 1" John Dssrs Lawn operatina anon. Seven The response has been so power end hot water. The only the m4)s of 8*mbsr. Give great that Jim and Kathie (Mug they inimit It fren yes, th acnlhtsdey...dos'Ipatit. modslstochoess from. Pick varIable-spied or Rinehart, local owners of the csetv', Is the water. This off ... a133HOadyawillbe w.4 at hydrostatic trwemlsslon hew =rb his is loft STANLEY STEEMER CAR- Is a twrl& diewitseso nwIhnd manual, 81 PO W or PET CLEANERS, have p' of c1,-". Vow carpet will be is yaw wpets when yss have hydraulic lit ds range STANLEY STEEMER CAR. sepee. chased a second cI.."ng unit to deep clenn,d. sot CI Imp*n.da available. PET ZANEBS " --r clone to joe svs fr and better tidal f dt. See us today kIt a ice on i....-v. u.ri. carpet serv I F''Qlotl°'y CleNthig. CwpdL G*wh. Sosfrvd carpet Now, who you are looking 'iry prstadlua is and forward to mere Isideor w do Lust Scetdsed is the tertniniu ad the holidays and pretadien I g'ndsthatWlbrIs,aw flit $ ,uus a. a srs' and ''1y yaw cpets to look their very yaw car us. / V. . Krlss. II4USIC disciplimiary designated artistic disciplines. They then itiake funding recoti.n.cndations to the Fume Mrs. Sandy Breal, Mrs. Linda Smith, and Mrs. Carol Viator. Junior bridesmaid was Miss Bobby Jo Negrotto, godchild of the bride. this year's event. LOUVER DRAM MINI BLINDS • WOVEN WOODS • WALLCOVERING ri Expands, Service Iorer and canonly How better to show their best. STANLEY STEEMER be _ _ for ANERS a.rs applied by a osused LE li ealer. appreciati on your CARPET C 3.45 3,0 3.0 qawd ft 1 CANPET. DRAP1IIES . lOb . Susan Oullie, Miss Sandra Bosarge, cousins of the bride; Mrs. Kay Dove, review plications i Fibrosis sponsored-by the Sanford Junior Woman's Club, according to Donna Feuerhahn, chairman for WIN ($4)*45jP(5.*)*MgT($.1' 1110140. Balboa LOW 1745745 - Grants Panel II it' categories .iiud disciplines iupt'eseimted by the panels Include visual arts organizations, individual visual artist fellowships, public niedia, literature, dance, theatre. . 461 Individuals Arts Council. The panels each consisting of five members ~ I,, CF Benef t Sanford will soon hold a Bike-A-Thon to benefit children with Cystic . I' .' Teams Win Two . . 10.1 1745713310 length veil of Illusion bordered with matching She carried a bouquet of white roses mounted on her Bible accented by ribbons from her mother's original wedding bouquet. Matron of honor was Mrs. Jeanie Cox. Bridesmaids were Miss Lester Thompson III, son of the bridegroom, served as best man. Groornsmen were Scott Thompson and Dirk Thompson, sons of the bridegroom; Chris Thompson of Mobile, Ala. and Pie Thompson, cousins of the bridegroom; Clem Gilulkin Sr., brother-in-law of the bridegroom; Clem Gilhikin Jr., nephew of the bridegroom; and Charles Serve On -- Cyclists Needed To %1•. ' n Miss Katherine Lee Jacquet and Lester Joseph Thompson Jr. were married Aug. 26, in Chapel I at Keesler Air Force Base, Biloxi, Miss. The bride is the grand. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Oglesby, 908 Maple Ave., Sanford, who at tended the wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jacquet Jr., and the bridegroom Is the son of Lester Joseph Thompson Sr. and the late Mrs. Georgette Wink Thompson, all of Biloxi. Given In marriage by her father, the bride wore a magnolia white gown of Chantilly lace featuring bishop sleeves and a chapel train. The Queen Anne neckline complemented a full skirt with a border of accordion pleats. Her headpiece of matching lace Wants TALLAHASSEE Secretary of State George Firestone IIt*S announced that the Fine Arts Council of Florida has begun accepting nominations for individuals to serve on eight cultural grant review panels in 1980. Repeat Vows Chantilly lace and pearls. AIIWMiIUUe] . . 11.11 410 than to give better service. That upholstery cleaning. The ' SLeGso-OSa . exactly what STANLEYthdezla,hoidMavea, G($4)*AS;PU.3)1I441,1U4 is STEEMER CARPET have their own generators 1)001* Saillug lbessdes41$a? bets) P151 Same NalIsal Leape SA 3A S AS N Pd. 2 IV,p?z, W.L. 3A 3A 117W 195.344 1 Ar*Akwdu 3.a 'iSe Phil of Sn W.= 1AjwIa.Zavre TntIle $U. 411 411-21 VISa P (11) OilS; T 411141600197.1$ Ka1111101 Cii 1391*143.310 13 154.15. ma.ffire Fri. 1S.S-$ve.I2.3-Tk,. tip , Tio Thompson 4 d 6isoftorl .. ....... -- Jim and Kathie Rinehart, local Stanley Steemer owners V(S4)47.IS,P(7'1)12l.ISgI(1 147614110.319 iii 119190.140 UJI7IIUJV ç 1 \. (F U? 5.4)141.10. 14173149317 .. ..... L. State Jacquet, - , . P.M,. LW @rs . . w 4 . HoUston (Ruhle 2.3) at Son Diego (Rasmueaen 49). 9 p.m. 3.40 3SibIno.Urquldi Allinta (Solomon 617) at LOS Q (3$) 4040,1 ' Angeles (Riuss 6.13), 10:30 •• SEchano.Urquidl 11.05 13.25 6.10 Cietkmati (Boitham $4) a, 469 640 sa.: Francisco (WhltNn 5-10), 23Je-,ug Sim 3.20 sn.Reyss )0:3Ep.m. 0(3-1)49.10a P(1.3)UL10aT(53. . W$didsy's Games 2)45910i DD ($4) 133.15. MIISSI at N.Y., 2. Owf.nits Thied Same Plltsbgh at PhIla, 2, lwt.nite 1 10.00 3.20 3.40 01) It St. Louis. 21 twIefte 440 640 SRica-Altu Aflnta at Houston, night 1.00 4AI10o-KIa Sift Francisc* at L Cl1nna,t a? Sat Diego, nIgl .i 1. - Miss and pearls held a floor J' MONDAY MATINSI PWt Game $Negul.Coldo 13.00 7.00 340 4.20 340 2RIca.Seltla night: a,' . I 5 Oakland it Kan City, 2 p.m. Wash at St. Louis, 2 p.m. Chicago at Miami. 4 p.m. LOS Ang at Tampa Bay, 4 P.M. New Orin at San Ftam, 4 p.m. Phita at NY GlanIs, 1 p.m. Seattle at Denver, 1 p.m. Mauls', Sup?. 24 Dallas at Cleveland, 9 p.m. p.m.. 0:;t 164 I , •: . P.M. II 3• 51 Houston at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. NYJitS at Buffalo, 1 p.m. San Diegoa? New Eng, 1 Houston 1, San Diego 0 San Francisco 7, Cinckmati 4 Tedey's Games (All Times EDT) Chicago (Reuschel 17.10 an4 Cau4IIt 0.7) St Mu York (Nereiusr $1 and Swan 1212). 7,5:33 P.M. Pltisbwgi (Kiln $0.7) at MonOrail (Lee 13.11), 7:35 p.m. PhUadeiphi. (Noles 33) at 36. Louis (Vuctovldi 13.10), 1:35 I 862-3 484 ' Meiday's Sauol? 77 is .400 13 67 54 .144 15½ 67 40 413 23 3959 .399 33 Miedsy's Results Pittsburgh 2. Montreal 1 Philadelphia 7, St. Louis 3 LoS Angeles 9, Atlanta I 515 • Wed a. .. KC t$. , Be quarterback Joe Thelsmann and an lztercepticm return for a score by defensive end Karl Lurch. Mark Moseley added field goals from 46 and 40 yards. I W L I Pd. 3 0 0 1.000 7 1 0 .aj 1 2 0 .373 1 2 0 .333 0 3 0 .000 Tamp. Bay Houston Americo While Malone and Kelly were battling, the Redskins were getting two touchdowns from An 1 20 030 Chicago Cinci All Glow,, LA MI, All PSITIIi, jl Wilfield, $0 "He (Malone) knows what be did," said Kelley, a seventhyear pro out of California Lutheran. "He did it first and I gueas I loot my cool and got caught. ft's a personal thing between me and him. I guess I just lost my cool and it hurt us." L I Pd. 0 0 1.000 0 0 1.000 1 0 .W 3 0 .000 Central W I. PC?. 43 .367 - (.45. Mg San Fran San DIego Atlanta S r1qFW. SI. Louis NY Giants Tuesday, Sept. 1$, 1979-19 Kelley, however, accused Malone of starting the extracurricular activities. W L I Pd. 3 0 0 1.000 2 1 0 .661 1 2 0 .333 Oakland 1 2 0 .373 Seattle 1 2 0 .333 NisNal Casfarem lest W L I Pd. Dallas 3 0 0 1.000 Philadelphia 2 1 0 .147 OS WI 04aI, NY ce., Sin DIego Denver Kansas City 593$ .1050734.4001 7469 .331 11 77 72 .317 13 74 73 .303 14½ s4$9.31631½ PhIla Chicago New York _ Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. and end my career." West Wedsssdsyami League 5t W 1. Pc?. W 3 3 2 0 Pittsburgh Cleveland Minnesota at Chicago Texas at Oakland Boston at Toronto, nigle New York at Cites, nigh? Bait at Detroit, night Calif at Kansas City, nighi Milwaukee at Seattle, nigid Si: LOUIS limes for yard. tnctuwng a 15-yard personal foul penalty fa for kicking Malone in Earlier, Giants defensive end Gary Jete was penalized 15 yards for slugging Malone in the heed P1Y 1P after a short gain. The Giants were penalized fight times for 72 yards in the nationally telivised conted, thie Redskim four times for 32 YWM. "It started on the sec play with Jeter, then Kelley began," said Malone. "It wasn't my fault. I don't play dirty, I Just play har d and fair. They started coming at me, everybody, no matter where the bail was. Sure, I retaliated. I have to protect my career, feed my family. I can't lust let them go Ciafral Today's Games Pitlsbrgh Montreal -,, .000 0 30 OURSELVES VOW. $It ST. (IN 4d.A) . "IT'S HONEY DIPPED' IN 1Iz$ .,pà,. is P.M. Except Fri. a Set. Che$ PNTN IAMPOaD 1*9 French Ave. (Hwy. 1742)- Ph. 32343001 SANFORD - 41 N. Hwy. 1742 Cassslberiy _. t1 - L__..._-. -- - - - •• fl•__• - - w• ØSM ' - ,$ •*. a e4. .-. .-. - ..-.. - - .. - - -.... .a.-. .. ......... ...._• • ., . - . -.---._.a._ -. S...s...i.., .,_ - .... -......... -- - - - -' _, - .. 11:10 _•. -. , .. ' �-- -.-, .ivwg ru. u w J, yg . - . J77 18-HelpWanted I0!0 TV HIGHLIGHTS NOTICE UNDER PICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: ______________________________________________ - the affections of their thIrd roommate, the owner's 8:53 PTLCLUS win turn 5:00 (2) (4)00 NEWS SART OF BEING HUMAN TPA. (!)MEDIA ROUNDTASLE (lUS) (4)FARMAIIDHOUS(WED) "Kean' Edmund Keen plans a fUrtive meeting with the Countess do Koefeld, but Anna Danby. an aspiring young 530 Nec NEWS ABCNEWS SARI OF BEING HUMAN "Divine Discontent" rate romantic schemes. (Past 1 of 2) 5:28 P.30 Alex's father appe after a 30-)eat absence and, In TRY() (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUE) (1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (2) THE w SURN 5R0T1*M (THU) an emotional confrontation, gives Alex the shock of his life. 10:00 REPORT (2) T1CTAC DOUGH 191 U'A'R'Il DICK CAVETT Guest: JOhn 8:00 (2)ThE MISADVENTURES OF 8HERIFF LOBO (PremIere) A bank robber and a mean. tempered shark upset the plans of the larcenous SherIff thousands of dollars C!) S MOVIE "The (4)icIjy*ji (2)5 THE DOCTORE 645 ______ - ' •GOOOMONINSPLOIDA H$,NEIQHSOR CAVETI Guest: John Dr. Michael Fox. Dee Dee Rridnawat.r.IR1 .0000 HORSING AMIRI. (4)THREE'8ACROWD OBARNASY JONES Barna- ?2$ SNIWS S FROM RUSSIA WITH ERLI- upset over a report criticizing their work, Wojo learns he (FMONDAYMORNING(MON) (4)11JUUAYMORSING(111E) might have to walk a beat and (4) WEDNESDAY MORNING threatens to quit. (R) (WED) (4) THURSDAY MORNING ('7)11) 7:30 JTHENEWLYWEDGAME 50000 MORNING AMIRJ.. CA 800 employee of a television game show is given the job of chaperoning four winning couples football players become involved in a comic rivalry to • 0:25 5000M0N'si3P1_ORIOA io sews s _____ (4) ADAM-la A courageous teen-age' comes forward as a Or;:Iv.$ be abduCtad. $10 5,GOOO - - * - _ 10:40 - .-. • RL& .. N ONLY Jansaen. A successful and byIng family man finds 140 l aid that of his family shattering when he turns to alcohol after yØQp,5jfØ(J( _____________________ ___________________ ---...'.-.- . . - - :00 MIKI DOUGLAS ' SMO 5 DINAHI S IDUCATIONAL (2)5 TOMORROW Guest: PRO. rvvii.n; - Author Jackie Collins. 1:30 - ". ______________________ PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS Productive man can write OWfl paycheck, all fringe benefits. carl .Mr. MufflerS 323.5%6 - m.73.46 A A A 912 French Ave. (Cci'. 10th 1 French Ave.) _________________________ 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OP THE, Orange County. Florida LOO9WOOd area. 331.3355. . SNOWS PER -- - county Court St. Cloud, Florida 32796 YOU ARE NOTIFIED that WELDON LARRICK BUTNER has Case Ne. SO 13.145 the adoption of the minor child - - - - SUMMER CAMP JOKES MY FOLKS 5:30 MI NEVER TOLD _______________ ___ __________________________ * * * ** . * ** ----- I_ -. - - - .' '.' i,. ,.ijig,'s' "' - sq,ng -------- - - _______ _______________________ (((CI) •' ' ._,. 3. -- - y. Jr. jj'' . ____ uiom.t LUIR $25,200, £ ... SVY - ____ ia s asas ri flfAl TV. .,ULDflI nLN.I IIP.l. _______________________________ MULTIPLE LISTINGRIALTOR - $1f.55O.H Includes beginning Inventory. training. flstunes. asd Grand Opimifli Pismethil. or inisimanen csii 214I*4.* g S II1 b 2451 Palmist. _____ _____ ___________________ ________________________ s-t.osns REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONE I JOIN THE ONE THAT'S NO. 11 - ' f 161*. - REAL ESTATE LOANSUPTOIIN. /0mev.aj, slIdefiu Investments. bill melon purclaees. or 1.. Call: 322-1612 IKazer Financial Services .-. - . - - - ..' ___ -- - LSCI P.W I UN z s Pu" SNbMOEYOME _______________________ .. _____ Piouse. IStIN. V his - . acres n RUNE Multiple Listing Service REALTORS ___ - --• Branch Office - PARK ___ - 2-Roonfl . ____________ aftmrnep, 323•2222 The sooner you place your _______________________ classited ad. the sooner you get _______________ DILTONA Large custom designed home, 3 , 2 B, C P41*. formal DR. OSTEIN 3BN lakefront home situated on3 i wooded living, ___ Sanierd 0, aches. - . - .&.e i. Ii.'i - i *1, Oak 541-7551 - -. , - . - u---- _ . 35 S yevi TWS FIRST JUØICAT1SN OP ClrSrlII. In ME for lime. Ciety, Pistil. $ MESS - *0 5111 ci *0 ix davedsWibN vet JJsa1v. ME *0V -NU Nli .1154191. ME the niri in akiN I ss hush ale - f: J SIm,'IIIIjII'I,U, *0 $Sixf*eWedIS.ongaapyet UI' U 1 ilL 1any. on c5e.Vs.SIl:: lUlliUI!.1,.I :*S polish a' uua S, P$DE. ER., P. elftepwlp LOTS sI !,,utte.. w. 0*0* r.rialu' rn LOCIIISI!I $SJN S$ IuI .. epeJse55i ._W ii leSlur *0 dMI,IL. SI *0 T*$NSILteN55OI,*Is*Si ap*i.Mets,r--fW. ___ __ w- e, i . : .. . '' : Netv ,55. , .'ww.jlI' 'srlt "4$i4t'. r:.1 __ ' .' ; A • ' ,&.. h4ir1 !• ET$ __ *'S. 55 ___ ____ .;4'.3 ': . . iw a.SSE*cIIUMIT '55*55*1.5 SustiurY, •.IIlI.P.A. ' . pl5f LC115 ____ _____ I. . NBlWIlisjW. - - ... ., ____ .N1U*55$OU.Is, _,_*_i u -i 4 _ - -- '.T-, ir.,.., I ...... .5-. ,? . I, ,,.:, ,; - - . - ' -, ,- - - - t -- ' - ''- , - - - - -b - - -- - u'5, . d5. VNNNVW WIseddressIsPstOMceGrswsr .'- L s.mnd. FIends 55711, en - Wee pe 11th dsp SI Odf. 1970. aals*5eri,MEwiIh*0Osrket ... . - - If ,suwck*'a'orgee LiWen *Ould take N bencid,.In t' Haling caft:-- ___ BytJ...5 ma,.,, J"'' - for - _ NWt - CLAUIIIID-';DIN*TMINT4-: :m%fl--- - _ ___ , - E ... .- ivetna v et I5itoONIgs*t _•. - *5115555FO11il. - ....I. .. _ ... -- - - _____ _____ - OAH0,M5 _______ I 15 IWW 4 . w.s . . . - - - -- For Estate, Commercial & Residential AuctionS 8. Ap prisMs. Call Deli's Auction, 323 5620. 77 Matador 9 pass. wagon. alt options, like new, need small car for business. List price $7,200 asking 5.3,000. Phone 323-0321. -- - -- .,th.r - L matrhhin - Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of it't 1I W..l..A SIIIUJU. 1342200 American Sod BIIHIASOO$10 (400sq.tt.) Fr-, Del. on 44.0 sq. jt. or more. - - - Air Conditioning, HeatIng, Electr( cal, Plumbing ServiceS. Repair. Call Larry for Free Es?. 671.6291. Lic., Bonded I ins. d,w.r - Labwl&GitdSli Air Conditioning - I flØ5Ij. Philco S-S copper tone refrigerator w.ice maker. Like new. $500. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17-92 So. of Sanford 322-5721. All A-C's w-energy saver, tO pct. over dealer cost. Firestone Stores, 1st I French. 322-0245 Jim. Open Friday nights till 7 p.m. __________________________ Coldspot refrug., selfdefrostlng. (19. freezer section), Icernaker, ilk. new $350. 323.1095. Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Bal. $119.14 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339-5356. UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad in the Herald 3222611 or 531.9993. LawnMairdenlnca Certified Lawn I Landscape FREE ESTIMATES 321.0090 Mowing 323-lilt Light Hauling Central Heat IAirCOnd. Free Est. Call Carl Harrisat SEAR S. Sanford 322.1771 .1 Yard debris, Trash Appliances I Misc. (LtQCAL)349.537L LJ _Beauty Care OIfk* Cleaning TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beau--' Nook 519E. lit St.,332-5742 - Custom Office Cleaning, corn. menical, new const. Licensed, bonded & insured. Quality ser. vice evenytime. Ph. 323.0541 or 665,5954. -- Carpentry Room Additions remodeling general home repairs , no lob too small. Call 323-9465 anytime. óiFlestlng . repo 17 Cu. ft. Refrigerator Westinghouse. Sold orig. $514, bal. $206 or $21 mo. Agent 339. Beatthewintirruihhave your oil heater - cleaned n 1323'5tS4. asditaped coven 155. hit. KENMORE WASHER Paris, Service. Used Machines. MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 painting ryson Cement Drives, patios, walks Ietc. LICENSED 5694165 - Al B PAINTING Residential & Commercial ABC Concrete. Patios, drIveways Iadd ons. QualIty work, no lob too small. $951114. 333.5752 MICROWAVE Push button controls has carousel, still in warranty. Originally $04, assume payments of 121 mo Agent 339. 5355. -• 53-TV. Sylvania 19" color TV's. 10 pct. over dealer cost. Firestone Stores, lit I French. 322-0245, Jim. Open Friday nights till 7 p.m. TV rape lv' Zenith. Sold osig. $493.75 bal. $153.10 or $17 me. Agent 33913S$. _____ Just received extra nice shipment ci used colon TV'S. $105 to $395. All guaranteedl HERB'S TV 323-1131 25975. Sanford Ave. Used color TV ut 1970 model. Zenith 23" works good, $123. Free Delivery. Sanford Fur niture Salvage, 1742 So. of sanford. 3221121. SS-&ats I AcCEssories . OSUIS, __________________ IMsoIleiis fur $s I'_ IUfluhIIII.I - , • FURNITUNE.BIDQIN$ --- ,_ W Sqt. Peppers Painting Service. essmsking Custom Painting I detail trim. Free Eu. 333.1704. Alternations, DressmakIng Drapes, Upholstery - - OrowvngISosring Weiboldts Camera Slip Sales, passport photos If sit repair service. 3224111. ANIMAL HAVEN Dog & Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, Isa control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, shady insIde kennels, screened outside runs, also air coed. caoes. 333.5752. - NIl Preoswe Steam C1eanM : Roof, homes. mobile tines, etc. .,,-, Mobile home spiclal 12*45. $22.50. Reaeenable rails. all •-: wart muarasloed. 323.7153. 1 Man, quality ogarislSn Syrs. exp. Patios, Driveways etc.Wayneeal.331.1321 PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS 333-Smafters:ae IrseEW. TRACTOR SURVICI Mowing, grading I Bucket wart. M 1$. Eve 333.3570 IPILlI S - Handy Paul. las truck will travel. Wants Ic make small housdtsid repairs. caspinifli, psunting 5 ,'sc. call Pmsl Husler. 321.413i Vinyl repsWIiSoslSiM SavevpleNpctll rwghelsIevydlange.W1 O L8t TOW DU$IflSU... 'Lfl 01 . , l%i..l "1 D'fl flOOt wui'v'v'v Y1UI SUCLVII ______________________________ ___ - I e/ - - - " - 4 D&MTract.n$.rvlce Mowing & dhocing, cvltivitlui ditch banks chopped. All service meanable & aresn. tesses ow specialty. Redris. 241.5177. - 55PS5sCvaiSlheNmTralI, • : - WV !N' c*5l NeeasIn0!hamilL.-d arssrtusedaedlllysvwlll pay la l Ill us etiW*isaIctWI.Wsdsftvsr In5t WHISUAMPURN$TUEECO. ppia yerd. ONLY S**. •• - terlor, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Es?. Call 322-0071. HANDYMAN-GIN. HOUSEHOLD RIPAIR$ FROM CUR. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PIMTRY.PAINTING.$PI INK. LERS. 3234740 ANYTIME. - - 7154137 PaintIng by Anthony Corino, In. MEINTZER TILE New or repair, l.aky Showers our - specialty, 25yrs.Exp.$491362. ROBSON MARINE 2991 Hwy. 1192 - Wyman aft S PsintinglRapeir adioStereo MORTEROSI. R. Lags. Lic. 15Jg, Irster, $21 NI. 4-0 ' fomlip v. Ni. par., meN mall. galls ss *155 lisalsc*5 W. csms 5316. WILl. &jy EXISTING islilud aw- carpet, tetS-saitebip. ISASION - - ShAire-NvN1AISdb Mms.NN,etInawC W$Al lI$lL*.0LPla*0.. - 72-Auction _______________________ - '72 VW Rebuilt Eng. $900 322.7179 ________________________________ -- 52-Appliances a 4 4 W' 1ve type hems on large - Used, any condition 641 5126 _________________________ ..•._•.. 1,_. -ii. - - _____________ . .-. - i . - . - UNIV I55 - 'NV -*, -------wamuniwl*ssasan urMme&crselfl will - ISWSY. IN- 5514 Wt U- usMEapubeisdet. - - - - - - apji,p - WIlli .*sd - 47NI Estoto famIly risen. CItrus trIms. Ccisr hi. 1 Year IRA WIv " 559J. '__--________ --- .- I 5551 IWSW - . . $ 5,-'lama, 1s.*iISy .ppiT'wu* s5 IteM lix. Terms, - - £ Iurii ..ilt, recently rsn:. new elac. I plumbing. Geed location, cxc. return. Asking $1NASI 125* dan. Owner carry is current rile, Interested parties onlyl 3231,1,. NOMEt SUPER T**T - j 5W - ___ Mu sir lenIn Chitsas. I Iansu.'vervclsgaIvwmy.$s ,ulmmls Cme. 3 _ 11* 1: Ms.. - . P'ippsiuiwr 11,15, SOt - -, - "' ' pj ---- j ... ' - - wIth 45 Pd. -- - '.. - 3M,1 St. PINS. CMV.. ue1Wls,ev ' -' iv fl a - 1PS1'N4t 31_ - - ___ .-- ' • Giampa SM in Pails. covey S - - * reiief lemandad: in the 1SS*I41. A5 .I. 5111557 -vy. L.L *0. 1$IAlJ T$U* H. SICIWIUL Jft, Clicul CivIl - - - - -- ______ tahus.s Lg S ' iMP TIV*. - 551-ION. '. - S$$$T. Sal *0ia WNIWIJ as lapen items with a NailS iu -2511 er Ad. Cats Im. PitNIgeer's_ettersey_es kITs. POE lENT ------ __________________ PLENTY OP ELBOW ROOM Clix Ia. niamy. Sls* hems. Flreplace. screened parch, ispirite garage I OeMit$ftd - 45•fl mIller hIre hOwl, is S ,ISh 5 . CaV*'$W or -. .. .. -- ' . 0511.10 -, 551545 ' ' ,'- NEAL ESTATE REALTOR. 333'7isS __________________ - or usufuvu. Puns, u*1Isfesius. Il any, IS 55 y CailBart - 4CRCIAI PA*CRL$ 1) 41* Ii) WI Cvii. . '(1)WI*(1)I.4&s5e A. oil, NMEY rimid1111 d1511 ated. W.w ca-esihli 5W Set.' Adults 1y. Ma pit.. SIN I up. Cal ' a mev -. wsek $3.30 per weak? This Is an ideal way to Inform die public SIP5F ciwe detiwNId.. "NIISI6DECKWITN,JL __ , ' ' dIevue -, that yoUr a' ornlzstian can appear in Ihis listing sects nest, __ . EsliyltirdeJ:ilp.m. '••W Lakefrast lot In Casselberry 100' frontage on Semlnola Blvd. Askln, $11,950 with good terms or trade. I95N $1.91. CNulSNlV$ . E*h$l. $aU!IabL1 N 11 JUNGTZO • -viNci *5 pettltis is the priparly. - .I-a1' ...'.,.. - OW you know I1 __ . -. : . 41111_Lt will be Se. IS lie -*'ftObjlfouil SI *0 aunt ME i$I 11*551 eqN1 ., , IlyW Ca Origilhs.Onas,sCsety Cowl an *11*0 pet __ ...... " $54 - ".set stat. '' ims Bingo Every Wsd.&S.t,. - - NP _____ ''• - - -. __ 'r-. P'V. -- the nuns m1ed I, serve a apy if yr U ix 15511511 ix anuS. leerpliflins lathe P1$iei rji.jv CiviWlials Ns. 154. YeW et oisssiviuss ci Merriape_as 0i,C,la4he trslbpjtns P. Kinp.TrsuIma,, .wIIlly: OT II ELK I INanev.P.A.,$elIe55IIl D ti $ PS RI Cemetsck. Winter Part,in WIN W 1 Fields, PIer'S 31*, Attorney is Ceully swtu:J sewerS,. LM PBSN - 2-$uxlOOft.IotsOcala neargameresirv. 1-11,400 2-53.000.3310935 Nix . ___ MOUI sr AI 1f1 U1Th 1 $14154 VP. FISt Ms IliV• unLike Ads. Jet Is SI Mput BtW.flflInhIuNfS' CS. - 363.1373 _oma Property DI. Ivus. 3*5112. 3S24$1 muss.5511171 LAND MANN" idyhledide stem. sciesi. -. II. ir.e _________________ -, - _ _____ ______ -. I thwsIshed __. __ be yd., ,pp 2 ei4IINfo IehwaI font. Near 551115. ____ - a WIw& rfliv riles. IUesWO _____ ... ?... IIvbii. teas. "THE J. MANN REAs. lOt SANFORD BR, C HIA. privacy fenced be sit in kit. Owner ansiousi lkead- 4.2 wIth p Herald. P.O. Sea $457. $ard. . 330x660 HIGH I DRY. Large oaks, pine & pelvis. Close In, paved streets. zoned agriculture, horses allowed. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $30,900 ., Write Sex 3$ C4 Evisles - 5 ACRES beautifully opt. Kit., IlCiudis microwave. Near schools & ecrsetien. corner io, FNI'. ________ Rem In privet. MinoaN hems man. yd p,Iu ___ - acam.rsnAve.ucres3.2. 57,955, wIth 24 evesI heasu In - _________ __________ - - ______ . iiásfiü'rsi Top Prices Paid _______________________ .AKE FRONT LOT.LOCH ARBOR ½ aa'e. 150' on lake. $52,000 Owner Assoc. 333.5195. 2565 .._ . /Greve Maser 1.3 win pesi. _______ -' ___ GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. $37,000.10 pd. den. By owner 365.3115, eve. 24.S451 ORUST 0 INC. REALTORS 530.1532 or 33-V11 eves. - __ 7 acres Lake Sylvan. $10,000. Best Terms. William Malicrouski, Realtor 32279*3. Sanford-Lk. Sylvan Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are water front. $43400. NIUItI I U Mary, Comm pripe,ty.e . - Ave. v orime. for Mr. WIlk$nel. - 4 ___________________________ ___________________ - tv 322-3481 ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED So of Sanford. 322-1721. . _______________- ...$ We Iuy Wrecked Cars __________________________ Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 of every size and price __________________________ Wepay cash for mobilehomes Up to $4,000 - 322-2420 Loekini fir en dollar? Ask Mom & God to you isave a classified ad garage sale. __________________ daarsfaiid ,jeriueer. . ___________ GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 323-5200 3503Ortando Dr. VA S. FHA Firsaneing ' SUPERI 4 BR. 2 Bath Home In HIdden Lakel Central H.AC, W WCapt. Breakfast Bar, Eq. 1(1?.. Split BR Piani BPP WAR. 4Ir.Il p gas mileage 516(Y) 322 7125. Tw Butcher Block 5. Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail $49,5, NOW $10. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322 1721. OSlO 4 Pc WIJflUT UN dresser, mirror, chest & bed. $110 Sanford Furniture Salvage. " V. bus- Tune-up, plugs. NewS. Used Furniture See our beautiful now BROAD SCAtTY __________________ ________ _____ _______ jj ______________________ FURNITURE & THINGS __________________________________ LookIng For a New Home? 0 • beeutlfui lIve Joan lIens aidpIOISh0P.Mademelsene Fastens offers till unique u00 opportunity. Brand Lee, Luvi, Wrangler, Faded Gy, Male. Landlubber, and ., ss stier natieieIlv.kriswn - 42-*blIe HOn'es Sanford's Sales Leader Inc., R&tors S. Frinch (1792) Sanford 323-3331 , - - Call weekdays after 5 p.m 372 3320 price. Sanford Furniture Sal vag!, 7.92 S. of Sanford 322-5721 --.-- g "' __________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '15 models. call 339.9100 or $34. 4605 (Dealer) ___ latIn Kitchen. and morel 1FF WARRANTED. Just 115,000. The Real Estate Agency -'- ____ Beddng', ______________________ ____________________ ______________________ - NfigPlborhOOdl GOOd Starter New 236 Homes. 4 pct. interest to quallfled buyer. $34,000 to $44AN. Low down payments. BUILDER. m.uai. ________ _____ - Want ads are black & .hite & read all over. _______ - - .' . GobdusedfurnAppllances. repossessed, used very short time. Original $593. bai. $1.1 or 121 mo Agent 339-5356. IWW1 II iS ____ ____ _ Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Y & Sell, the finest in used '74 Comet Auto. One owner. Pepsi Blue. Like new InSide lout, uses no oil, 23 mpg on regular gas. Must sell 11125. 322-0700. Cash 322.432 1975 Singer Futura Fully auto, Y Enterprise. Inc. aI W'W 332-2611 or 121.1593. . - 293 7355 ____________________ nn mIY the _______ , ______ or Tea Serv'ce. chairs. $75. Sanford Furniture Salvage. 17.92 Soof Sanford. 322. 1721. VA.FHA-.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment Cash for your lotl Will build oi COUNTRY LIVINGI 4 BR, 2 BaTh Plesne an 1 Miii Csidra% HAC, Rig Real Estate Broker 2635 Sanford Ave. 3210759 Aft. Hrs. 333.7513, 333.455, REALTY WORLUe ___ ______ Buy _________________-. Ownerwlllfinance. 3220216. FANTASTIC 3 BR 2 bath home In Hidden Lakel C HIA. w.w carpet, eat In kit, fireplace, Pta. Nm, 1 2 scr. porchesl Homeowners A5$n.i BPP WAR. , ,, ,a',,. i.iii I4vddId4d'vIIVvdlv - - - . _____ to _______________________ 2bathblockhome$2L500. REALTORS - 'ii - DeitOna. Call us to see - ________ a,____ REALTY I - MU STROM 3515$. PrendAve. V -v - - _______ - -- ------- ------- Sanford 321-0640 STEN OF SANFORD REALTOR - To that of OC.2, General Corn- I I maclit District PIZZA BEEN SUBS That property descrIbed as w. I 1166.15 5.00 EMi Sac. Post, run N. 73 i Otter Interests forceownertogive up thIs five business located In deg W. 1307.2' N. 25½ - BROKER 2439 S. MyrtleAve.. Sanford ____________________________ . -. -:- -Wanf Bldg. MalerlaI.322-5659 lots of iunk. The Junk Store next to Hobby Depot. 1905 --WE BUY USLED FURNITURE & French Ave APPLIANCES. Sinforti F: (,r I By Owner Large 3 BR, 3Bft lB can beasiumedlowner will hOld d mont. priced at $26500. Ownas'.Realtoi'. - qiuiqvr ___ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach. will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. II'S the only one in Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904.253. 5311 for further details. -________________ Fnr Sale : Hide-abed, loveseat, 2 BR partly finished. $13,900terms. $12400 cash. 322.410t $15,300. Phone 323.0321. Just think-iS cleasiSled ads 4*'? ... . COUNTY, FLORIDA -- ______ Purebred Siberian Husky puppy for sale RCA cherry console AM & FM radioS. turntable, like new, $230. __ ASSOCIATESNIEDED - '•'_ Realty c. REALTOR, Zoned Comm. 2 lots w.oid frame hr. You provide transpoartation. Real. Rates. Call Ryan 339445$. tIle followIng change and amend. mint to the Zoning Ordinance and -. the CompruMnS)vs L*nd Use Plais Sarderd. Seminole : tounty, Florida. Re.'iIngfrom SR2. Mobile one - - 3et CW Suyers for a small In. vestment. Place a low coot classified ad for results. 322.2611 or your children in your home any - - -- 80-Autos for Sale - " _______________________________ ___________________________ - _____ s- -- a---. Kids gone, but the swing sit in th back yard isn't? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322-2611. ___________________ REALTOR 323lOSloreva,32305t7 - Public Hearing will be held by the Planning and Zoning Commission in the City Commission Room, City Hall, Sanford, Florida at 7:00 P.M. - - - - os-pets.Supplies - _____ ------ 322.5751 Eim Ave. DAI TV . - 1973 Toyota Hi Lux, excellent running condition. Call 661509$. - _____ . -. ____ 63-Machi nery-Tools GreaseTraps,DrYwCII5 carStope,Cement,Sand Miracle ConcreteCo. ATED, INCLUDES NEW ROOF. PRICE RAISED TO Harold Hall $l$4to5uit.'OIfrIOtoryOUN. FHA-VA. FHA 2351243 - NOTICITO THE PUBLIC Cnuntv. _____ __________________________ -- HO Model Train Set. comp. w accessories. Train mounted O1 plywood, can be seen at 2623 S. Sanford Ave. (best offer). Brown River Rock, Dist. Boax, BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS, ihoplIflO. $21,500. phone3n-1$l1. Sanford Secretary. Some experIence preferred. Flexible Hours. Good typing and filing skills needed. 323.9040. ____ ____ workshop. I storage bid.. fin- 197$ GMC "i ton 6cyI, tow miles. 322-8911aft. 3p.m. Eves after 65. weekends 855 Case Tractor mower&harrowforsale Woody Little, 327-9436 ________ TRIPLEX (2) 2 BEDROOM. (1) 1 79-Trucks-Trailers __________________ AFRICAN VIOLETS 322-9141 The G'eenhouse $90. 665-5835. Wrangler leans special $10.99 pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave 327 5791 CARPORT, CARPETING, NEW PAINT. $31,500. $32.300. Famllyof3wlshestonenthous.ln RN part time. 73 shIft. Apply In ______________________________ pe,e, Lakevlsw NuNing Cen• st. ta, 19 e. . _____ ___ 4:303230243. _______ _________________________ For sale: Couch. Ioveseat, chair, recliner S. ottoman. $250. 339-135* Early American couch & chair. green plaid, excellent cond. weekend retreat. St. Johns ____________________ , a pee' LEMON BLUFF fantastIc 1 BR In person Sanford NursIng I Convalescent Center 150 Mellonville. _________________________ - Florida. ___ v.i.. ______ - Wanted2 BR home In Sanford area 000rbefore Dec. 1st,1dlIdwelI FILL DIRT&TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark & l4irt 323-7550 Paint, I blks. west of 141. 2982575. Open daily 96, Sun. 12-6. AIR 1. HEAT, CARPETS, ALL APP AN ES, PRIVACY FENCE, ALL BRICK. $36500. cons,. I11.W. ParttlmeDeskClefk SALARYOPEN Days Inn Sanford - - •SUERNMNTER IDW0RI.D(WUD) 5 - conveniences. Style Iquality .IOPINKRIDERASSOC. Gofijij$fl$5. .aI.cP, ____________________________ nIsd to Rsr* - testable home newly paInted, C H&Afencedbackyd.,nlcearee. 3224151. __________ PRI) - area pool I garden privacy fenced. Fireplace In W.GarnettWhlte Reg.RealEstateBroker DAYS INN SANFORD - mE PSI (NON, TUE. THU. m b, neur myhome.3210433 - -. MAYAlP( 323,475, Stemper Agency, Wm. Stemper, Management potential with fast moving company. We Seed agru1sle people with good personality I good phone voice. Salary + commission. Call Joarin 323-5176. . . - 41-4I1ISi _____________________________ __________________________ . Sill -- 3S- PARTTIMEWAITNL5IiS -- RECEPTIONIST ____ HORSING - Matureperlonto carefor ________________________ - - - -. -, - '--' 1q19 Arthur H. kckwilh, Jr., Clerk of Circuit Court SeffllfolO County, Sanford, Fbolida By: Cheryl Green, Deputy Clerk $ipts.rber 1$, 25, I Oc. tober 1,, len. ______ 'Mlntwaraheu&uc 17. 3.04200r323.41$9 Motorcycle InsuranCe BLAIR AGENCY 323.3666or 323-7710 Polo-tiller used 1 time. Call 327-0552. ' 2 BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIRE. PLACE. SCREENED PORCH. COMPLETELY REDECORAT ED, NICE CORNER. $32,000. i-ltorcycles 3' liP Montgomery hard DISTRESS PRICESII Public S. Dealers Invited' SALE IN OrPROGRESS TODAI lando Wholesat" Furniture Dist. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star R behind (tor Wheel 523.900. ____________________ __________ _____ _ ____________________ NAMED VARIETIES Blooming African Violets 2401 Airport Blvd. ding. & GE appliances & TVs at 2 BEDROOM, CARPORT, VACANT OFF MELLONVILLE. STEMPER AGENCY REALTOR 322-1151 MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE fves3s.S*.323.l9S ____________________- NOTICE _______ CARLOAD. Deltona area. Owo trans. 40 hr. after? cm. I ----- • BRADLEY LARRICK BUTNER SamhI. Flnrida. will at r . IN INS INWRI WWNI more ganerauuy UIWIPIU fl:QOA.M.onflehdayof October iN RE: The Marriage of: 1010 SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA a located U. sIde of U.S. 17.92, and fi' sale AD. 1919, otter sell to GEORGETTE LUBINSKI, IN THU CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND (7)5CARDSHA*S PROBATE DIVISION between Lake Mary Blvd. I Airport the highest bidder, for cash, sublect FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, Wife Pile Nembes' 70454CC Blvd., - directly across from (4)IIATTHECLOCK ______ to any and all existing liens, at the arid FLORIDA DivIdes -American Legion Building. Frost (West) Door of the SemInole FRANK STANLEY LUBINSKI, CAll NO. IN lit ESTATE OP The planned used the property is County Courthouse In Sanford, GIRARDO MENDEZ. JR. Hushand. (7) 5 H 01. LV W 00 D STANLEY ALSINT. General Commercial use. described the above per. Florid., NOTICE OP ACTION IOIJA Deceased BARBARA T, MENDEZ, his wit., The Planning & Zoning Corn. PlaIntIffs, sonai property. TO: NOTICIOP ( LOVE OP UPE mission will submIt a recom, DIN-si That said sale Is being made to FRANK STANLEY LUBINIKI -ADMINI$TRATION in.'4aflon to the City Commission ___________________________ satisfy the terms of said Writ of 126 W.ier Hill Road TO ALL PERSONS HAVING IDA LOUISE SURGE, t ii, etc. hifavorof,oragainst,ther.questsd 17.246 STATUTE FLORIDA Execution. St. LOuis County, MIssouri 10:55 CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST -, change or amendment. The City NOTICE OP APPLICATION Join U. Polk, Sheriff 63137 NOTICE TO DEFEND THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL SON NEWS CommissIon will hold a Public FONTAX DIED Seminole County, Florida YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED, OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: - Hearing in the City Commislion IS HIRIIV GIVEN, NOTICE PublIsh: September 15, 21 I Oc. that a Petition for Dissolution ci IDA LOUISE , SINGE, if alive, 1110 IN THE ESTATE: Florida at 7 :0!.P.M. on October 22, and that you are required to serve a: aj admWSfvif fon elIte estate heirs, devisees. yanlaes, cnsdl$Svs hoper the holdu' of the following 10,1919. 1979 to consider said recom. 'ye's p copy of your Raposee or Pleading ci henley Albert, Wuseet PIle and all oiler parties claimkO hr. csntlflcstes has filed said CV- DIN.13 _________________ indatiosi. to the the PetItioner's,,, is psailni In the threui. under or against her, 1W tlflciss for a as deed to be lsaued Petition upon Number All parties in Interest and citizens LEON attorney, 0. WATTS, at P.O. CircuIt Ciemi for leminsis Cesenty. llIMBfl IPSIIN, heirs deviseis. therein. The certIficate numbers FICTITJS NAME have an opportunity to be Palm Ave.,TitvsvhIle, :. : Fier$Ø Prebals DIvislen, the ad. mantels, credltarsi and all and years of issuance, Nonceisherebyglv.n that we are lox 6566, 423 heard as said hearings. natural parsons. If alive, dusaipflen of tie property. aId the •.a1t1 ,ld,Is$wIn,leCeusW) smknees skess at 701 E. •y order 1W planning and pf P()ret n Wun mq flUfl U WTU1 II W UUWW Wfl. -It a ! KIWI JV FP , P 'iU1II Altamonts Avenue. Suite 100, Zoning Commission et the CIty ot V alive. their 147.YSV ievwal rtlfiC$teNO. ci the CIrcuit Court, on orbefore the the fSIE 11l NK. The p11551111 rW$.l, tIV.If Altsmont. Springs. Seminole thiS day ci A cynic Is islels is Henna A11ert ediass ad. tive unkn*n speue, heirs, ci' Isv•nce 17, DsscTlpt$on ci Cuwily Fierida. wsder the fictitious 11th day of October, 1q79. If you fall september. ten. always bolts os thi b#kt *e. is 114 Wild Hisly Laos, daviseil, Ya.*om and CreditIrs es Prewtv LOT 21 ELK C n•me of Kase I Shuck, certified todo so.a Default JUdQIIes* will be J. Q. GaIIay pluses claiming hr I1w.usl against you for the relief: BUNGALOW CITY PR 1 PG side, 5g It will tarnldlt Unijiusd, pserido 55111. The name tats a. net we punc V under thiN unkoSes MhWII NameinwlICh $5555154 KIIW11th D. demanded in the Petition. PerseMi and address SI thu before Waidtereslstrsaldnamswfth the eisa city of Sanford Planning IiIMs and the several ruspective I Mary M. Lever. Dated at Sanford, Scm lnolö rapruep,IativVs altirn ore set ne circuit September ii. 55 1979 Publish: Fairy ti 15 VSUPt IMhflIen aelliwN, IIICCSiN5 in All 00 laId property belni $0 the 'County, Florida In accordance with County, Florida. this 4th day ci forth belew. DIN.75 me. -. NsticeelMminhivniloat $sp. 3. Wireit. trulleis is any ether Ceusty of SemInole, State the provisions of the Fictitious PiIMIldalmlnSby.ffivev.h. under Fiends. Artiur H. R.ckwIth, l97 r IN WVSl. INS INVU Alt peraa,s ha¼ki ds$ms is eraeeliWanycsrpa,itlene,isluer CLERK OF THE CIRCUIt',., Unless such certificate as csr. IISNTEENTN JUDICIAL CIIdemands assisst the etite are 195.1 entity as a 4e?endazW: tiflcates shall be radsamad ac COURT Si,. Gary 0. Kane CUIT, IN AND FOR SENIN51.I requIred, - WITHIN THREE alid all claImants, genius or cerdlng te law the property BY: Cynthia Proctor it.eld R. stuck COUNrV, FLORIDA MONTHS PROM THE DATE OP Parties nalwel er ci,p..ate en described in such certificate or PIIIh: Aug. ,september 4,11, Deputy Clerk - 1'-' CAll NO. 79-ioN-CAME THU FIRST PUBLICATION OP idieeesnactlagalentltynsmedasa certificates wIll be -feld to tile Publish: September ii, IS, 3$. Oc-. i u MAIRIASE OF: TNi$NOTICE.t,fftswlwIteche,k defendant, and all claimants, at the court DIM1$ , 2.1919 Pititiosier, -.- DOLLY E.PATE, et *1 alive cs.rt a ittus PUIIN en patties. ilatursl en car. DEN.1l ensyofOctober, talloW II asp claim a' demand pirate. V whese exact legal Whys commsalre FIrM law ci n, at illS AM. ..1.___ ti 1 ...kt& • t k11 ..A j Till flirUlT etaly -LOUIE P. PATE. U'WWTI W 1V W iiu 5151 - "WV 'W7 tWW. 5W UU TUS s4 INS 2$W Of IMIUV, -Respondent. jiij,ii*i., in uRns 15W met IndIcate *0 *0. absW named is described , . NOTICE OPACTION CUlT IN AND POE SIMINOLI Issis for the claim. the name deistdaals as portias is claiming t. $.Artlwr H, Seckwith, Jr. TO: C0UNTY. FLORIDA Sf Ike indIte, er his aset isv. any rIghe. tine a NOTICE in lek of Circuit Court LQUIE F. PATE CIVIL ACTION NO. Pe4435CA-MP en and tile umeunt and Is me land. descr* as ci. ssm*0te ceunsy, ps'ij (address unknew) IN MARRIAGE OF: II: IKE CielliSI. N*sdslai isetyisdes, IOItJu - By: Peusak c. ..' YOU; ARE NOTIFIED that s NANCY MOORI, *0 4555 wiles 1 SIN Bixilil ill 1.5532. SieCkLLAKE KATHRYN puty øi, Øs basis FetiShes 0ev DIseeluthen 00 MarrIage FOURTH be listed. II the claim I PARK LOON. pij sep51, 11, ii, IL 1f79 elt,srIirIsy. has beds flied againet yev and me -WIle-Petitioner, ceBIlagen$e, : vsIIwlIjIs4. is Csibervy. Fiends. iLW*4 IS DIN-I us. lrsWthswIllu$eWpWhNW .*,PWIPuISIasuII..d.dinPW cutMaprepeuty emed W yeu and DONALD Lii MOONI, MEld. If *5 Whim- la auiww *0 teak 10. PSgs 45 and * Piddle FLOE IDA STATUTES tS7.IN ____________________ susuly J' - N' *0iulS&4 711 RecerdI ii SemInal. CMEv, psim Rsj..J,.M, NOTICE OP APFUCATISN *01 daISu uNcut Rand.. wsv,cso M1$Oii FOR TAX DUD PSSIMS?ATVTS $15.15 Sanford. seenlisle County, Florid., apis ISSsilim *0 W14551 _ jpj '-: NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, I lad mere partIcularly described as: $T$ISSANUTIIN anSi. Ike dais fe mass app IS nkaes MIISCk Isad hiwam - ME Jack I. PamjuI Psuline W. LetS. Black "D', NEPLAT OP wow Viensa, Glue iii'l am._._ I kiM ad SANDIA UNITS 1 and 1,, icoorøi Msafings WI ffi p, , as rswdsd is N. Iisrnllt WINE S5 SI tilL SI *ØSIRMSOMUNSSL JS, Yes,DONALD LU MOORE, on' Ijyen J. I is. 555 deed he MEW BusInsss-7:30 istluss. Pill Beak 11. sages 11 and 11Sf the rind ix $MA T, MINIDIL Ma Wisulil larilishel *0 MId.' 55 = Mile R.wds SI Seminole CeiirJy, • Diewiutiset Marrilge has been _ 2:18 Terms. 545.300. Commercial Bldg. for lease, 2100 for shop or ft, ProfiNlonal offices. 3231423. estate offlce..32$.OSIO. A. 5. Dick 360 press, salary, - BUY JUNK CARS From $10 to $30 Call 322-1624; 322-1160 ___________________ Defendant - _____ _____ .5 acres Paola Markham area. - - H.avylhorthand.acCuratetlping ______________________ -. 17 South Magnolia Avenue DEN4 ..__ 3 it 2 B home, 4 acres Markham Woods Rd. $130,000. ______ Executiv.SIct-OirlF?ldlY * * * * * * * * * Juflk Cars Removed 62-I wnGarden ventory of new furnilu, bed- 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH POOL WITH CENTRAL AIR & HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE, LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 CAR GARAGE. $31,000. •'1unit apt house. $24400. 37-BusIIWSS Property Experience desired. Good pay, Insurance, vacation, credit unoni profit sharing. Apaly In person Lake Mary 66 Food .. ------------ ------- - - • *t.2 acres w.rnoblle hornf, Osteen. $10,100. ___________________ Publish: September 4, 11, 1$, 2$, tober, 1979 at 11:00 AM. ' u (4) UPBEAT (4)NEWS "N - BRAKES. FRONT END -:: perlenced mechanic wIth tools' ENJOY Clerk of the Circuit Court Ii': Eleanor F. Suratto Deputy cier PLORIDASTATUTI 191.246 TAX DEED Internal, external audItIng 333_05.45 _______ FrenchAve.322-2255. WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. HAS CLOSED TH FIR DOORS FOREVER' We are offering their $10000 In- SCREENEOPORCH,AIRCON DITIONER, OVERSIZED LOT. GREAT LOCATION NEAR MONROE REDUCED TO 435.500. ,.e&..s Don't pile no longer needed items _____________________________ high as an elephant's eye. Place Top Dollar Paid for junk I used a classified ad, and pile the cars, trucks & heavy equipment. money in your wallet I 322- S990 SALE I! 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, . P Ug IFS 15 ft. travel trailer, sleeps 6, stove. icebox, dec. brakes. Good cond. Thomas Organs. Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 2202 OUT OF BUSINESS ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. *10.7 acres, Osteen. $11,200. _______________________ - 3BEDROOM,CENTRALHEAT& AIR, CAR PORT. $32,500. *3 SR 1 B CA, 124000. 323-1832 Eves. 322.0412, 322.1551, 322.5112. 3227177 207 E.25t1 St. Earn as much as $300 per 1* stuffing envelopes with our circuiars. For information: °e'itax EnterprIse, Dept. SH P.O. Box 1151 Mlddletown, 0140 15042. C.P.A. - TORIAN SHOWCASE FOR RE. MODELING. 435,000 3 BR 2 5,2 stony home, $13,500. HAL COLBERT REALTYI,iC MULTIPLELISTINGREALTOR 3 BR. 1½ B, CIA. carpeted. Exc. cond. $400 mc., lease I ref. l person LakevIaw Nursing U. d St. Center, SECRETARY P.T Funiobnlceboss '.' 18-Help Wanted 11-lintructlons Saminni. t,nu,*v ti,r*hnu,.. Plaintiff vs Sanford, Florida. Delane B. Frazier, d.b.a Aqua (SEAL) DEN.5 _____ a _____ - - -- - --------. I I 7:41ONlY Will baby sit infant In my horn weekdays, Winter Springs 327.0451. - ____ A Sensitive, Passionate Man" I ___________________ 1152 MODEL, 2½ STORY VIC- *5 BR 2 B, 2 ry home$45,000 _____________________ LPN. Fulltlmelparttlme. Apply WILSONMAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 3225622 311.315E.FlrstSl. ___________ The weather is perfect for a backyard sale - sell everything fast with a want ad. Call 322-2611 or 531-9993. •j.J,YW. ..... iuuoay, pqpI., __________________ 33-Houses FurnIshed . Exp.part&fulltlme ____ 55 LATE MUVIR wios. inmyChnistianhome 43larea at the West front Door of the ba Florida Pump 1. Supply. Clerk of Circuit Court ,a ei..i ,.e By: Ieuhah C. Brown Deputy Clerk Notic. PORTERS - _____________________ pare meals & care for Invalid lady in Sanford residence salary, room I board. Call (306) 3224213. weekdays. w-owntools -- LutheranChurchof The Redeemer has several openings In their prekIndergarten I klndergar. ten classes. $30 mo. For more information call 322.4105 or 322. indhU filed herein the written. NOTICIOPAPPLICATIOII a national banking association, that Raymon J. 1 Mary H. Schmitt Attorneys for Plaintiff Plaintiff consentsofthenaturalmotherof the PORTAX DIED Sept. 1), II, 1979 the holder 00 tIle following cer. Publish ctilid sought to be adopted, NANCY NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. tificats has flied said certificates DEN-b Barbara MAY BUTNER, and the minor that ElgieC. Colllnstheholderof the fciata*deedto be issued thereon. Delane B. Frazier and LEONARD BRADLEY following certificates has flied saId The certificate numbers and years __________________________ Frazier, child, Frazier a-k a Mrs. Delane PerIda Statvle 11.246 YOUNG: and you are hereby certificates for a tax deed to be Issuance, the deiptlon the NOTICE OP APPLICATION to serve a copy of your Issued thereon. The certificate properly,andthenameslnwhlth it NOTICE OF Detensants commanded TAX DIED written defenses, if any, on numbers and years of Issuance, the wes assessed areas follows: SHERIFF'S SALE NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, description of ft. property, and the that Dr..1W. Hickman the holder ci NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that HARLOW C. MIDDLETON, At. Certificate No. $1 ____ torney for the Petitioner, whCse names In which It was assessed ac Year of issuance: 1974 St. following certificates has filed by virtue of those certain Writs ci address is Post Office Box 916, as follows: and under tax deed to be Execution Issued out of Description of Property: Lot 35 saId certificates for a Mount Dora, Florida 32157, on or CertifIcate No. $90: Year of ROSELAND PARKS 1st ADD PS 7 issued thereon. The certificate te 55515 of the respective Courts as before the 11th day of October, A D. Property, Lot I Lake Kinney Manor Name In which assessed: Males & description of the Proqerty, and the a final ludoement rendered In the Court, either before service on PB S PG 25. Name in whIch Pauline Moore. names In which it was assessed are aforesaid court on the 13th day of Petitioner's attorney or im. amessed, Lambsrt Quentln it ii. August AD. 1915, In that certain All of laid property being In the a follows: default may be entered against you County of SemInole, State of Unless such certificate oecer- Issuance im WInter Park NA.. a national for the relief demanded in said Florida. tificates Shall be redeemed ac banking asseciatlon, Plaintiff .vs. Petition, a' Property SEC 19 Unless such certificate or car, cording to law the properly TWP2ISNOE3OES11SFTOFN 173 Dlane B. Frazier and Barbara WITNESS my hand and sial'ci titicatis stall be redumed ac. described In such certificate or FT OF E OF 5! '/. OF SW ¼ w Frazier a-k.a Mrs. Delane Frazier, County, Florida, on this 6?? day of - described In sudS certificate or highest cash bidder at the court Name lii - whIch g4 Excu$Ion was delIvered to mi September, 1979. csvlWlcsIis will be 5111 to Iii PSSVldS1 RW55SIW PNSV$ IIllf et $II0SIS county, - Arliwn H. Sec*wI*.Jr. CUWS n,,it ma &M. NikesScssk Nadir it All Of sill PVag5NV - WIne in Ne end I hav4 we usus IMnelsaiths pj Clerk- f UStid 111$ Thld day Of August, County of Seminole, State of describadpropertyownedby Delano thi or i7 at 11:00 AM. in,. 'honda. B. Frazier; Said property being Deputy Clerk 1q79. .15'. tlflcifas stell be redeemed ac. more particularly described as DEN.43 Aittiun H. Seckwltti, Jr. Clerk of Circuit Court of cordIng to law the property follows: __________________________ Clerk of CIrcuIt Court Seminole County, described In such certificate or One i?73 Dodge Van, ~ ton, white SemInole County, FlorIda Florida certificates will be sold to the In color, ID No. B21AB3XO3Ift2, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OP THE By: kulat C. By: Reulah C. Brown highest CASH bidder at the court being stored at Altamonte Towing EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL COURT (4) FRIDAY MORNING (PRI) 12:03 •ABC MOViE "Three On A Date" (1978) Juno Altylon, tt 9:00 (2)5 MOVIE "Semi-Tough" (1977) Burt Reynolds, KrIs KrIs- L.gal - - - - SEMINOLE COUNTY. atpublicsale,tothehlghestand best StaRite IndustrIes, Inc., a bldderforcash at 11:000'clock AM. Wisconsin corporatIon authorized to CIVIL ACTION NO. fl1614.CA.2e-I Deted this Thd day of August, 7p, •M*ITCNW _____ __________ fflO. 33.2124. Wanted: Mature lady to live in, r,w,u WUIT1 ______ el PLUMBERS P1O'CN INC. REALTOR W NIce 2 Bedroom House. Partly 33t050 furnlshed.LungaoodarSS. Close 701 bldg. E. Aitamonte Dr. 33t-050i) tosthOof5 avid shoppIng. $250 per AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST Engine rebulider. SemInole AUtO Machine, 301 E. 2Set Exp. only! Wages commensurate w*bIlItV.fninge benefIts. SECT- RECPT E. oppor for advancement for gal warchet. exp. JUST LISTED 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, HEAT, CARPETS, DRAPES, OUTBWLDING,ALARGELOT ____ __ - 59-MisiCalNrchamIiSe 7S-RecreatiO,iVehicles set. Sanford mattresses. s Aucflon, 12155. Frtflch. 3237340. • fl.Q1$. - APT MANAGER Will train ___________ _________ BabySitlinaforChildren w .w toncsdyard.$2lSmo.+digeSlt. immediatc opening-day smit. American Wood Products MIII OffIce. 200 MarvIn Ave., Longwood. Apply between $ 10 11 am. DISHWASHERS Aiishlftsavaii. Noon Friday 6-Chi1d Cte houledooronthehdayof October, the Public Records of Seminole SMYTHRU$ONS 50000MORJIIJIGPLONOA • IS LUNUtNN. WRECKER DRIVERS Daysl. nights . .'. ______________________ dflcribed In such certificate on TLEY ISLES, SECOND ADDITION, q accordIng to the PIat thereof, as certIfIcates wIll be s,fS •V'LLAALIGM 430 supposedly accidental drowning of a wealthy and expeniencedyachtsman.(R) 5 BARNEY MILLER While Sunday the Eighteenth Judicial Circuit, In MI of said property being In the arid for Seminole County, Florid., County of Seminole, State oh Civil Action No. 79-202.CA-09-K, the undersigned Clerk will sell the Florida. unless such certificat, or cii' property situated in said county, tificises shall be redeemed ac described as: ________ HAPPY DAYS To save Chachi from going to his hot reward, the Fonz strikes a bar. gain with the devil-and agrees 3LinesMinimum - or Exp.meth.mustnaveowntools.S °' wii., P110 flOiIoay$, tringe benefits. $200 to $300 start delngonexp Exc. Pay S. Oppor. I&fl?ItFISWDRYflRlFJtht - -- - • - .L 3 BR W, bath. garage, carpet, ps, C H&A, _______________________ fince. corner lot. Privacy lathed gino., FHA,vA. Sanford, Fl. - Beds, Obi motel box springs & LWOOt 3 BR, 2 bath, huge Nopots.pcifernothli. _____________________ Noon The Day Before Publication Vickers. _______ OTNE UTTU M8CAI.$ 12:00 dW £ IAII owir. For details, call 1.$tl. _____________________ IfS? - Evening Herald. ________ 41H ________ 2 BR Homefor Not 4llHOlIyAve. 323.3550 PHONEGIRL DEADLINES COLONIZATION COS ADD TO pursuant to the Final Judgment of SOUTH SANFORD PB 1 PG 73, Foreclosure and Sale entered In the (7)IMSMENCYONII star uses her power and her control over a wealthy mans fortune to gain revenge on a handsome American flyer who decides to throw a wild party to pick up her spirits. 1W - 2:30 (I) S TUESDAY MOANING Host: Johnny Carson. Quests: 8:30 -. 3,.AJ pp&, pn ThCOOMPAI4Y(R) MORNiNG MarIe-France Pisler. John 5 ANGlE When Brad walks out after a big fight. Angie - •G03IlG TODAY 0 MONDAY - Ia 2:30 but In the end ills Anna WhO saves Keen from an efl greater personal tragedy. (Part 2 of 2) (2) -• - ,. 2:00 11:30 NO GERUSSI Canadian radio and television star Gerussi takes a look at a Russian Wintar Arts Festival. AS THE WORLD TURNS tee Other RESTLESS 5AU.MYCHILDR4 (1)0 5:30 P.M. 500A.M. MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon 1! YOV OUR ______________________ 130 play opposite him in a dlsu. S DICK PASSWORD PLUS RATES Itime ................43c a line 3cons.cutivelimes ....3$c a line icons.cutivetlrnes .....35c a line HOURS ioi, BUT A SERVICE. 32HousesUnfurnished AVON FIGHT INFLATION fl Avon. increas, your .s,nlns - Winter PQrk 831-9993 . CLASSIFIED DEPT. Notice 1:00 (2)5 DAYS OPOUR LIVES (1)0 THE YOUNG AND THE 5:41 I' ci a S GTHEEDALLIN$HOW routine surgery. SMASTERPIECE THEATRE "Keen" Keen allows Anna to o Fl.ORIDAI (4)5 ____ thehospltaladmlnhstrator'sexwife, who went into shock after py OTHENEWLYWEDGAME FOR TOMOR ROW RYAN'S HOPE C2)COUNYROADS(FRI) 5:30 • THE LAZARUS SYNDRONE Dr. St. ClaW races against time to save the life of 7:30 12:30 (7)NIW$ ®CMC1(!R1ARREL() 5 TAXI THECROSS-WIT8 MACNEIL / LEHRER Fictitious Name StaIvte" Chapter M5*FIorId.Statutes,wllIr.gister S PRO- OMLIUISIG (F$OMINUTES(THU) rm.compiicatesth5ebbo' (2) THREE'8ACROWD (.4) AU. IN THE FAMILY 0 P.M. MAGAZINE oicws wiw •EDUCATIONAL - NOT JUST AN AGENCY 322-2611 and for Seminole County, FlorIda, ion receipt of proof of the publication of this notice, the tic. MISTIRROGERE(fi) IHAPPYDAY$ titlous name, to.wtt: SUPER ION 6:30 CORPORATION doing business as PoWirSavYComPanyundirwhlth we are engaged in business at 624 5 WA'$'H Riverview Avenue. Altamonte AU. Pd THIPAMILY Springs, Fl. 5GOOOTIMU Thatthe parties Interested In said busIness enterprise areas follows: ArthurMaynard __________________ Jos*l L. Abrams Doted at Orio, Ora county, ________________________ Legal 7, 1979 ________________________ FlorIda September Publish Sept. 11, 1$, 23, Oct. 2, 1fl . FLORIDA STATUTI1?7.241 DEN.45 NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR TAX DUD NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN, IN THU CIRCUIT COUNT OF THE that Raymcri J. & Mary H. Schmitt 15TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT the holder 00 the following car- SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA tlflcata has filed said certificates CIVIL ACTION NO. 79-213.CA49-K for a tax deed to be issued thereon. SOUTHEASTERN HOME MON. The certificate numbers and years TOAGE COMPANY, etc., Plaintiff of issuance, Ste description of the property,endth.names lnw$Idi It VI. LOUIS J. REYES, etc., at al was assessed are as follows: Defendants. tlflcafe No. 223. Yea ci Nuance NOTICE OP SALE 1974, Desciip$ Ion of Property LOTS 12:00 I'7)MINDREADERE 4)00 (I) AQRONS$CY AND COMPA NY(t45d) OrlQndo Seminole - ** * * * * * * * Notice AFTIRI000N 5:11 CLASSIFIED ADS IS he,* glylO the? the undersigned, pursuant to the M.MJg _____ the ultimate sacrIfice. •,_ppss *1$NImLIYØI) 5 affection and decides to make "Art: Tell Me What I Am, Tell UsWhoWeAre' 2) •IAW daughter. THREE'I COMPANY When Chrissy learns Jack 5 running around with an woman, she thinks he slacking EVENING _____________________________________ ____________________________________ - : q :•: : 4;I �BLONDIE 46—Ev,nin EM SO TH I 11 1 BUT' LA E THAT Herald, Sanford Fl TUSS4ISept. is _____ EVESHIIN'IOU EVER'? 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Lake M are not Interested released for the Ill million . (in the regional sewer concept) expansion and improvements just tell us, he said. at the Sanford sewer plant to ~ "You've been playing ft convert it into a regional game for over a year now and facility. I'm getUng Ured of it," Knowles After lengthy debate, the 111 I experts who tested for from priiiiiiiiii Ill Im *y dw ad I _',.. , ;, :I I - — .. I thwe hM bealn only rdwabs a verdict of softin to 0111,1111111111,411111 GrMW Ob - .,,;••- 'i.... .,I ., .. Li es W=0 A JWy of niiI i f . Gary Massey. I , ,. . I, : " . he Idd 111111IN" ' . '' 1, NsvsM A hi ,-. peel, Iv Sealftey riuu. testifies at Mills' trial . :.:i2ri.a qlkl~ 00 ,ft &a ft r.—i "1isbsr - 111111111111111 dw VW No" ww& to Ow jury. Bat stood wo ad ant rb at 11:31 g.m. who the Vildiot WM twnd md not a .2-2-- -----Aarans Friday eItd .0. hicuen. $ u,si's tsa$h. ____ .-, . . - wMeiiiiiii, .". sell ale a a1iiiiiiiiiil'o ' .- . - L. _.) - •- II ' 1111111111 Don . 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If A 619., (UPI) - Actriess; Vivian Vanoet bed hoi~~' , Pulitzer Prize-winning playwright William famillar role of OUve Lubbirook. Imown as 1,1111cille Ball's muddlisobeaded iddeklek on ft old 111 , — UW'fame played WW Mel& the scatter-brained landlady Inge, spent years In small Um"r presudallm of heavy end The ow IV series, died Friday of , 1. on I lam lMCy" frOm 1501 to 11S one of the molt *it1 un Worhe a1 SerId10 $US*y & waylnesk,aj. lnihI: b$cy" with a key role MW unfilled — saw her on stage and said to ; SM and No BA wom powally tqm*d = Wevision's Goes. I . twv" hmak tam and were clo" friands off screen. me w" firat married , In 1041 to P10p Ober, after appearing $&Just my luck, Ethel Merman never missed a performaticila In., They made a &W appears= together In a 1977 special, "TIte with him In Ithe Broadway musical -K&B Ow Boys Goodbye.,, ve years," she later revalled. President Visiti Lcy "said Miss Ball, who had worked with '_ ti They were divorced In IOU. She co-starred in "Over 21" in North Africa, the first stage Nu Vance off and on for 36 yam "I loet one of the bed hiends AMough bed known to television audiences as a none-too- production to tour a combat zone in World War 11. * After her marriage to Dodds In INI, she lived with hkn in I've am bald and W world hu lost we of the great performers of 19 bright mahm, easily led into funny predicaments by the daffy She suffered a nervous breakdown after the war, and as part of Connecticut and commuted to Hollywood. Tiny moved to her Lucy. Vance an as a stage actress an her literary I LI A k k v well. uiuiflg a pr duction of blued opinion highly V"i" of the Turtle" at the La second husband, A spokesman said a private funeral would be held next week In mourning the loss of "one of the great artists I had the Jolla,Calif Playhouse Mat publisher John Dodds. summer of 1951, she took the Belvedere. - Other players have grown L - . accustomed to this type of action and such bids are like a e. They 1 & - Lucille Ball's Sledekl`ck Vivian Vance Dead bite both Ways! $7 Dea GEOREY POUNDS HeraldStaftWrIter _ THERE'S NorHiNe LEFT R ME, . . Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each •A Q J fed For years, match-point players have been bidding th diamond suit In situations like this. eenmAg ers - ..I * ' a diamond shift, South dra trumps, discards his two di monds on clubs and makes - 6 ' y Rather than begin rAW FV)WU I . . 0 A 72 SCORPIO (W. *Nov. n) at ft Urne you,n I* be" ON I . The typ" of friendai you we to complete what you've A Aillchigan reader asks mod likely to enjoy today will started. This is aWdally true By 0#WWd Jusby what we reapoind to partner's be those around whom you feel . of tasks aratind go Wallis. iWAIuSaft oniespade opening bid. you can let your hair down and rm la ribber bridge North will but we sure hope that our (ens ist be oraelf. -- 93 rasnond with either three partner will find a rebid. Youll'et*r edoday *$rdi. or two clubs. The final (NEWSPAPER ENTEP.PRISE ASSN.) MGITARflJ8 (Nov. *Dec. to huge U111111 Mod.] ala OP contract will be lowFor the nut few days y o u 21) posed tothS physical. o t1 thIthSres1 ' (Do you a question for whined, with where you use mind more than some makh.poini pla the exp"? Write "Ask the go* can be . .. asto Op -11 two Expertsf" caie of tt* rawspa,_ more facility thain mal. Make muscles. l%Y are buft for that per. .IrAVII" queeftlis wim aCCOrdifl&Y. )'°' contract, but LEO Jul 93Au9 93 For e lame four want to 'Z 'the diamond by starçon seAt-addressed penon who often generous MY As ya en we tM diamond 109 9untions will be used In go In the opposite could throw what you . lead hold. South to 10 tricks. this Column and woW rCeAbV achlieve off schedule. Proceed today. You nhould dam . . I . . . . 'SPIDER-MAN ' ' ' r ASSAM& Ilnow F111101a I 1p . . overly critical, 8Ot1TH t 41 I City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be ham than good. sure tospecify birth date. TAURUS April 10-May 10) FOHERE . sending V 10753 0 A K9 74 * 9 52 p '.. -e 4 f.I , I Subdue your sense of humor prevail .O.... . I , BUGS BUNNY At"! . year following your birthday by Vermeer Jk -0 on others. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the 4 QI083 076 4 .# 0 A 862 decision, don't alter It. ARMS (March 21-April 19) aff MGkT.' 1 21 ... . 42 u -. slam EAST confusion. Once you make a (6EHN THAT) i IN S110116 " 0 a a . I L_ PRISCILLA'S POP LV I independe ~[ ~I K4 465 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) VHM (Aug. 23-Dept. 22) Too much weighing and 4 I 9-18-A NORTH Gro O' aeioibowls'leadtow. involved and assume some Of H eased - ————— it rs .#.,. dusteredteenaweredrlvenby Finnigan said a man and a woman who had Highway Patrol spokesmen rel . ' arges ___ ___ pa about a mile down said some of the victims were filed against them, Hall said . therostheHighwayPatrol notcarngldeMuflcaUan.A HallsaidMlssWagonerwas add. The accident occurred at search was being conducted for driving a 1970 model con!' . -. • 12:50 am., Trooper Larry Hall witnesses who could help In vertlble when she struck the of the FHP said. the idri.:Rication ofWie bodies, group. Wray's car then hit Miss ••It was bad," said W. A. the FlIP reported. 117he scene early Saturday morning on state Route 420 where six teen-agers were killed after being struck by two cars. Wagoners car from the rear HInes a paramedic called to Greg Collins, corn- and both vehicles plowed Into the ZidQ. I I... the bodies munications supervisor for the victims, Hall said. . According to Wray's father, He sald the crowd of teens there were about 40 to 50 wet everywhere -under cars Herndon Ambulance Service in High School. Wink told me that An Orange County deputy John Wray, he himself had been standing in the middle of the watching drag races.' " kids .shoulders. en can In ditches. They were Orlando, had j come on duty said the stretch of 420 where the traveling westbound Wra Y's father said when he the death scene looked just like on S.R. 420 road, may have been unable to "How would you like to be found out about the tragedy he Vietnam at strewri all over." Its worst." when the emergency call was accident occurred had been only an hour or so before the see or hear the two cars coming driving along and suddenly The Highway Pa would received, arrived at the scene not too long used frequently by area te accident. He said he saw two from behind them Wray said his son was in bed because they have four headlights, abreast, alter it happened and arrived and had been pretty not relene the names of the "We were contacted by phone for drag racing. in. cars apparently drag-racing in were watching the cars coming straight at you?" The there about the time one of Jured. The son, accordingbadly to his dead teen-agers pending by a private Individual — I "We've had to break up drag an easterly direction towards approaching from theracing east. senior Wray said. He said one of Herndon's notification of nest of kin, but don't the party's name — racing out there before. him. ambulances arrived. father, has a fractured rib and Wray's father, a rowing the two cars that hit the youths "The first one I trooper Hall said they Included at 12:51 a. Our first unit Apparently this Was another saw was the "his nose will need plastic He said he believes his n coach at West Virginia veered off the kur males and two females. responded and arrived at 1: 05,11 one of the Friday night drag road and went driver and It turned out I knew surgery. They put 70 stitches in and Miss Wagoner may have University, said Ws son told Into the marshy ground Just him. It was Wink Hines and I'd The Injured youtba have been Collins said, races," the deputy said, encountered the same situation, him 'there was no place to go, beyond the road's steep his right knee to sew up two coached him at W inter Park deep gashes." stci whowantthlslssuecansend75 energy. If you use more energy cents in check or thanyouconae r ong,Mamped, Se a into the body, you will not be envelope for It. Send your able to More body fat. Not only request to me, In care of this Will you 0e up all the body fat newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, stores, but after theyre gone ty uon, £ew you'll start using the muscles u NY 10019. fat poke;our WIN AT BRIDGE AAEW YOUVE GOW WWD,1M 1 OUT'' IiT- OUt MIM)_,j 48 AQUARIUS(Jan. 21[~Feb 19) ftough your own InittaUve and bright ideas you are likely It's beta you don't to find ways this coming year to nose into ft confidentW affaLrs of triquid today enbenca r f 1bJ AWff KCRE LOS M.. 45 1 Send me your address and I'll thatbanadai*aUonsot the send you The Health Letter body can readily lose number 5-4, Weight Training The factors that control for Energy and Weight Control. weight gain are essentially the It will give you some basic same that control weight loss. information on how exercise You can't change the laws of energy just to satisfy different can help increase the size of your muscles. Other readers For Wedn.sday, ______ _- In the hot climate constant repetition o you still need energy to support Don't expect to grow muscles vital funcuons. That's exactly unlem you have a positive what happened to people in energy balance meaning a stmation condftlons such as bing more calories into your concraUon v to eat than you use. That's just IVfirst requirement is fa large number of calories. $ 's assume that you don't fident protein. U you don't S.pI.mb.r 19, 1979 have a medical condition that consume enough calories, the interferes with the absorption protein In your diet will be used calories jfi immediate rather at an orderly pace, but avoid YOUR BIRTHDAY you l j ng getting off on tangents. September19, 1971 _____ -. — - I - - GALACTIC FUEL ST4Tl 50 — — WAITING IN LlIIJEATSOF, GIF SIGiTINGS.0 00 \' • !I1 RE PO YOU SUPPOSE THEY ALL ARE - — 55 44 "7' — 40 — 42 — I ' _L 39 37 41 1V - Oviedo e Identified as Mark Edward Collins said the f unit was James, 1$, of Orlando and a paramedic unit and (ranBemardFbuügan,19, also of sierred the survivors toWInter A teen-age drag racing Orlando. James was listed in Park Hospital. He said second, hangout near Oviedo became a stable, but guarded condition at thirdand fourth units were horrid th 4turday when two cars Hospital. Finnigan was "We had eight men on the runmed into a group of 40 to 50 reported to be in serious con. scene at one time or another. Youths, killing six of them and dition in the intensive care unit Our cardiac unit stayed on the injuring otheta• of the hospital. scene over an hour and a half," The Florida Highway Patrol Finnigan's mother said she Collins said. add the group had assembled was called to the hospital at 3 The drivers of the cars on a dark dretch of blacktop on a.m. She add her son is ex- striking the group have been date Rode 430 four miles north peeled to survive. identified as Rebecca Ann of stalte Route 50 in Orange "All he could remember was Wagoner, 23, and Robert Jef. Comity to watch a drag race. being hit from behind and frey Wray,26, both of Orlando. The cars striking the thrown through the air," Mrs. Hall sWd Miss Wapner and By of Africa is particularly well- that don't require a lot of known for being extremely tall strength. —— — Evening Heral(USPS 481-280)-Price 25 Cents __________________________________________________________ Ca ~ and thin. Some scientists ii.'#' 9 ethnic - — 25 9, 197Sanford, Florida Drag Racing Han out _____ are and Although calorie naiance normal. I eat a moderate amount of food and am on the affects fat stores, that's only o a lot Who can I see and what one a or in body weight. The can I do to gain weight? And is other Is muscle sI2e Muscles it dangerous to be 6 feet 6 and ve1 an the amount Of only weigh 150 pounds? required to do DEAR READER - There!or Yre Is are marked genetic differences The work in t instance that determine how much a Increased resistance as In person should weigh. One weight liffing as opposed to (abbr) - 13 by Art Sansom 54 I i------ - ------ ~ to 150 and seems to be d1O9p1fl way the latter occuj Is In still. lose alo?bf Sugar I had a two-hour physical a jj In the urine. Your few weeks normal medical examination be completely healthy. My j that out. hemisphere or Ii r 15 THE BORN LOSER and now work for a major Wire service. My weight has dropped frombody. About the Only ganization (abbr) (abbr) Wa xy :: 22 Acetone i 2 3 4 5 6 E 6 q-I beginning llst Year, No 312-Sunday, hest,all 53 Western- condition 12 Near the Evening]Hleriild SInosthenI have worked as a _________________ 47 Marshes 37 Ideal gas TIOIi I Lamb graduated from coUegetnWTh, I weighed about 170. I'm 6feet6 50 Esaus wife 51 Brought about 36 Shadows (lat) 10 Bum 11 Split McLuhans (ab br) 42 5 5 ion wholesaler National monogram lung 35 Groups 38 Apiece 41 Curved roof BOOK " a ED 0 Dr. but my problem is the oppodte. 1 U Energy ants to lose welt SIA ' addition i Undivided 3 SOME 1 Of Everyone w can river 7 Throw off agency (abbr) MUST BE 5 : 30 Small bird 32 Enjoymen t 33 Povertywar THAT THE SEXY PARTS ARE ______ F Wa J 8 E EI 3 Three times 28 Regulate food 41 Contended 4 Account 27 Death t~!"_%;- t. ________________ THAT'S WHERE GOANEAP SPINE, IT'LL FALL OPEN AT THE BEST-REAP u 24 Assess - IAJUI Laws : M N DOWN 25 Sow 2~t] OUN - 6-.,. YA __________ ON ITS _ P lollipop 23 Italian i I .I it _ S NDAY Change C an U R F! CFD b _______________ PUT A BOOK 55 Antenna wife 21 Taste a ' BEETLE BAILEY _ 14 Island JLat) - (p, ) - -M I 1 Wrote down I '1111'T "I '' 't Answer to Previous Puzzle office (abbr) 48 Rodent _ f--Zl, "I . I J - L~ .:~~—,( ACROSS 47 Fleet post = ' I 11 I 3 71 Young DONrEVEN LIKE S140E YOUR !; - ,,i1117 by Chic im -- - - - - _________- - - - 0.41,11 - -. , - , 'a- -. -._- - - - - . . . . . - s V - • - , — � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, September 18, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 18, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. 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