7 10 311 https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/ed503380481662e7e66da530b9b36a01.pdf e36c3dc7d69eb57f24e448abc176ea5b PDF Text Text ��������� Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource Sanford Herald, 1979 Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource The Sanford Herald, July 12, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on July 12, 1979. One of the oldest newspapers in Florida, <em>The Sanford Herald </em> printed their first issue on August 22, 1908. Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 9-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, July 12, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/2c404704681fab7d069f55a7556e98e3.pdf 006e7bfd93907c729eed341b7ce8e959 PDF Text Text __.lIII•IIuuIIIIIuI_l, .• • : . - . . . . .. - . • ------- -..-----. • - - -. •- .-- --.----. - ---.-------. ----.- ----,--. . . . .• • • - _. . ,.. .- / \ A ____ - - . _. .. .. _____________________ . -- . • . •. • . •.' . Aa ______________ - - . .- _•• . • .. - .• .- -_,*-.-=• . ________ ________ •,-. -. . - . - a. - - . . - - _. ••• ./. - . . _ n - • . . • - - _ - . -- -. . SUNDAY - . EDITION' —ju Evening Herald-(USPS 481-M)-Price 25 Cents C To Parade Christmas Towns irit Sp By JANE CASSELBEEJIT UersldStaffWrtter r or area parades will kick :oflthe holiday season, beginning wtthThe Altamonte-Casselbergy Chamber of Commerce parade to be held this Sunday at2p.m. Paredes" are Sanford onSaturday, Dec. $ it 10 am and In both parade cod. Trophies donated by the Chamber of Commerce will be award.i' to winners chosen In various categorIs by judges. Weible, a member of the Qwidmaa Parade committee headed b John lIjjna, said there will be more floats than ever proximately 100 wdtsentered this 23 will be flosta. There will be 11 marching A 2 .awatero.kaandDeBary ,Dec. 16. 1 W Allamonte.Cauelberry parade, In. eluding 10 school bands. Between 21,000 AW I - • . III and -. .. • : - balloons and pinwheels for the children' with proceeds going to the parade committee. Other conceulon will be apm=red by the business association with Proceeds togo for the purclueof holiday decorations for the downtown . •I •• .... •.. bandataklngpsrt. K Club members will be - . . ...•. ii q• 1J ..• . dYSif and mOr.afeUpeCtedtoview tbli yawn event. 44411W The sarade rode this veer has been dMVIC UUIII Will Use icn Ballard -Sired =0 to the Altamor*e Springs float,thalnnan'a trophy and 160; and the beThlithMnualQsrlstmasparadeto by the DeBary Volunteer Qvic Queer and the fine ci march will be bed marching unit, Director's trophy Firemon's ASWWM inc., will begin at onLngwodAvenu,to State Road 43s, and $60. lp.m Dec 16 bsllfleldat r At Ar led on SR 431, to Casielberry, turning The anmal Greater Sanford Chamber IJIghb.*s Road andfrctnthe Highway i7.Th. rn At ungh on Oxford Road to Fernwood of Commerce i Parade will ''ads rode will run north on Highway Boulevard and dispersing at the Jai-Alal have as a theme "Parade of Christmas to Adrian Road and s on Fronton. Wonders." Soutlulde Elementary SdOl Naru*ja to Coloinba Road where it will New this year will be live Ice skaters, student James Roche, whm.r of the Refreshments will be served In end a giant inflated balloon character, theme contest, will ride with Santa in the .i R.cedlo Hall Several odti from the Bahia shrine parade atop adtyflretruck. Temple will be on hand again u well as Grand marshal for the parade will be g*rjes in " 'the many youth Binds Ronald McDonald, the popular para is Dec. 12. 'w"Z'C from Mliv., Middle School, SI. - Mary McDonald's down. iatsreud m caFeliera or NUMBER Magdalen School, Jackson Heights More than 21,000 , Middle School, Bichop Moor. High to view the parade in Dom*orn5au$erd. 8w.dwitar U will hold s annual ON I School, O,$sdo High School, L)lnan High The parads will form on , . - i'ii - - . Die E, m, 6 E Marcss Dec. is at 2 School, end Lake Brantley High Shoot., Avenue and proceed wed. on FInd P.M. him Sabsi Pamand Fared - Lake Elementary Education Sired to laurel Avenue, sulk on Laerd wed on $w,stwder Boelevarjoijva (eeRock Lake Adventist School*, to Commerdal Sired, hS -, ZdW 3/) 117 1 • - • -. • . • 'I •. raId Psss T. N.wI It may be a little early to start proclaiming we're number one, but this Fighting Seminole basketball fan was mighty happy as the Tribe notched its fourth straight win of the young season Friday night with a win over tough Metro member Boone. See Sam Cook's game story on page 18. • end back to label Poiit via N. Owed. DIPlomats - '* 5 - Parade trod Q*m1le, and &M .iiold thu ed hi OC' be Art - MIeeraWuestojiáveinntsso 1 - ________ Aia =- ow - 16 'On Trial., Iran'tons Sd 0181111 will he 11OW" MANIM now AN ftft, aim "W'Pish,a* kn 0, JIL Ju.swiflawsad hkwprisas. Lint. ge on 1.0.1 Sired ,, ito .. bed commercial fluit, the Grail sus ii 'iht A IS Fed, the ed ieM anèt IIHIIAN, Iran (UP!) - Moslun im• MIiIhII L1Y s _____ - -. 4iihii iSi hi iMtdid hiu al - militants occupying the U.S. EmbaMy 1i$fdai. Ptfrl'i I1IIY .1 111 W1S In bided thi lIdS'S him 1131 yWj old sell tadey they would put on trial biit then)s iitt7 Altamonte- - NotSIW d.1 d The $w.slwat.r Oaks rlaIaas American Chief of Mission Bruce ofel-, "", ladle L&iW and the other two Ammicon 111111111 V1410 r5=!v INS 41~ VP U18106 God, chwhm's mildethn o "jewark NOWWWO diplornalsi In captivity against whomi won" famw 1O 1° - tN7 Md $* d Y — th .Mar Ildere parodi airmm. there was "sufficient evidence of - - V have never said n - - I - rogf-jqm Pay .ng - . • . ds nay showed reporters what they said was a "secret document" incriminating taingen and the other two diplomats. "The red of the documents will be - thelc1.iudidtoiuecMd*P —art tO provide, said Ms. ispilned DMduude spIalr'w the tab take too mitch " i4pom Disider Dede &h.r. aid r.qulre too many people tO hO id Pr ci fib t '$ kidSTlS $51 fl, tisti vii., toarW aid edidesid by ecbool district employees. flratVide delUde ° bile eye'baad ceerdinatles. Lay Ii 5*embsr, Dividends ran two AYWM.1A1L . . l.enu ' tTTs, iflti ii OW __ ___ ubi e to be hS'W mag4iag.eedeuetotrulsveluiitiir$ are aId a for esgi'ed the coedy 10 give him 1Id by distnist padoit:.Ii ted. Mod have born fr-Irid 10 the child is tedad IL1U'3' US W the The to$ prOMS *0 ibd • UILIII IChOf" MSr th with w suvissa il weold srWis. hi $dia1.u'. Med of them are parents 01 -)ssr In h. . . . iiid. Miduds Each auI Was provided with a kit of 11Mi Ullill IS giN the aiueuiag led. I.iag In lot iU yoengsters to* Fluids .o1e will have to be - . • .• • - • - - . . I1. k; •. r' . •.• ' 'I.- .•. -, - •' C . • rz. • J. d -. . - • •• • , . ' .• •. *âU •• •• " - .4 - . • •1 - \ . - eyIesvotFoneignMk'4ry, we would ad be usp $, for th" The miI.aja real-pd .igie blacto aid fly, and an -4itiowd somber of Iruula and .n.Amerk hostages twoweaksAV. $ug they vowed to keep thi N Am.dmmisciptivityudilthich&sw I - • . • • - - • - . IS . ___ - - - • I r. - . • -.-' . • •.•' • . p = I•..•. --,_- ..: ' I O tt -- No* low - -. pN ar - .' A . - •;.jjp." - -* . — _______ -. inglolsul Ms. , *1 -nt *,* W5 S 010 --all 0 21W __ •- - -•-- - . ?i.- -. - - .- .• 4_-.._, -r ::•, .• - I * : tl F IUpI$I4 d ai . di*a _ time go aw lie 11 1 . ---". -' piirr - said. "That Is certain." otibaieii, In his statement, did not say specifically the hostages would be w• - tried soon as spies, as the militants and Would not U Ayatollah Ruholl ah Khomeini have warned if the shah were to leave for any anatry besides Iran. The foreign Minister also said Iran wooid not accept any verdictcf the World Court htThe Hague, jimtaslt rejected any resolution by the United Nations ILI r•sponsui - • • wr Security Council. • The 0)111 Friday schedeled a hewing for Dec. lOon the Unitadilatis' roquad Uft order the rom of liehodigea. - hras's political prison, the Lviii. The students, who have held the em and to g ada" lb. intlitilo as M.h 'p 'I them for security reasons. "He will not leave today," Demnond us a ror•vgn m.fliSwS'f, -- I 5 moment's notice. The shah's spokesman Tim Desmond said "a couple" of other possibilities exist but he did not disclose Iod udu well — __________ QofbSalU,lb.WOrod Mi's du4ilu ad 10 allow Sums u ruviw IU w iui ' • • • Today Aee ......... ••.... - now !..:::::::::::::: bodngea*0ldantird thSISkM,buthsdld ad tdaliy QVILVa. , ,. ic cus' il.ed*0UN I— 'cpi. sports Af , ajg roz ;ft --.-' - SIC beans Is'eiJlq, dialed Iran had put C—ks , "psuu'V' on Mel.. Ii cancel the ...........................sic dNSdIch$Iks. l.a 0040 ower ow ipslw Dearhbhy ... __ - I' The almost daily anti-American demondralkina continued at the am, - - - - ritinaid IS ira. ba.y (ar* days, also budded none of bessy. me ,---4 Oft by $ have bei harmed. Friday's ant IAmericaa demon. stilods said the tile U.S. 'plr9Ma "mldridsdor anything has bests chine to stations were ,'Igl'Ily differed, with the "do ad have 'Ike i I. leave or t" elace any were taken Captive demon Morsfor tho(Irdtlme bringing edikihiii ceded I#aidi the (Fori) 44 out poders parportlag to chew UI . Al the "*'-y, welders added pieces police atrocities againd Iri&M jng tl Iily" ____p iron acnep to the aide barricade In the United Sides. , MIUICOS ssd 4- Friday, recovering from radiation bladder surgery. A spokesman for the shah said former monarch Is "quite distressed" Mexico no longer will give him refuge and has asked Washlngthn for help In leaving the United States to find a new home In exile. In Cairo. Egyptian President Anwar Sadatofferedto fly the chahto Egypt ata In th omry. Foreign Ministry can Isa,. • ad P96 ft rw~ sdchowwtolUit *AWL *0 In *0 • bus" ci *0 it thied ci • - Ms. lchsr mid. #4 Amedcan Diplomats Qotbiadeb said In a statement broalced by the date ratio todsy at no time did he say that Laingen, political om.r victor Tomssth at ecfty Michael Holland v.,. leave Iran. "Ihaveneveruklkian Interview that th e three American IgIIOIPI4I in the *?-i IiI 1ai WOCNL ch alt J" and We Collemoisare tn Ito torn horn WIJ iJ s a weak Ied dds it Eedwy ideS' ilIs' hit . aft , uri1i *0 Md p.mintlag with " Inmiwdin -.• - - 4. drr. that fit th' rn• for learning tested prelsesi 0flrd 11 1rii ci the United States had caused "this Internatlonal crisis." The former shah remained at New York Hospital-Cornell Medical Ceder • • PIN *0 TIleiIIT lodW iflui Interview presented in official courts," the black. ar jun bearded spokesman of the militants told ' a orowded news conference in the commissary section ci u. embassy. . Ministry can leave He sold Foreign Minister Sadeq Qdb. tadel' was misunderstood when he said at a news conference Friday that di. PAlldh'Il R.d If ''Y u"' laingesi end two other Americans held in " protective custody at the Foreign Mlnidry were "free to go" but that their they leave safe conduct to the airport could not be . ': - In an The rnlftf'ita also ruled oc4 the reIeue of any ol the lO Americans hold for the *h consecutive day In the Embassy - landing the Security Council tomorrOw and obvlounly keop our contact with the United Nations for further discidoc.," QOQ said. '., g no hops for negotiation at this stage." He said Iran could not fed ',safe" or I the United Nations - - 4___.-f-r:i • • - onkc - we we . '-."' I* • - . -. , ,•... •':.'::. . - . • ••• . - .•• • .. . .. • -. -_.__----_.-. .-----.-•• ..•-•,.•,_•_....__.___ - �- b 2A—Eysnl, Narskii, SAMVd, Fl. Sunday, December 2 it Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Boxes Field v%jnLLj IN BRIEF V Firecracker Factory CKpJOaeS,I 12 Uea From Orange Grove Twenty.three field boxes were dole from an orange grove owned by George M. Sobel, 3215 Ferndell, Eaetbtook, It was reported Friday. 1._.NAT0N husband is claiming Incurred costs and the loss of cornpanlonship of his wife while she was Injured. Donald Tindall is suing Skateways Inc., which operates a skating rink in Sernoran, and its Insurance company, Empire Fire and Marine Insurance Company. Tindall claims he Incurred injuries when he fell in the rink on June 16, 1979. He charges the rink operators were negligent because they allowed a slippery condition to exist. The boxes, taken from the grove at Lake Emma Road, 2,000 feet north of Longwood Hills Road, were valued at $250. TOLEN Four tires and fair chrome rims valued at $400 were taken off a silver Pontiac Trans Am owned by William E. Austin, 147A Springwood Circle, Longwood. Austin reported they were - Returns To Rome VATICAN CITY (UP!)— Pope Johm Paul II took his dream of Christian unity a historic step closer to reality during his three.day trip to Turkey and opened a new era of closeness with the Orthodox churches of the East The $-year.oldpontiff retirned from Turkey Friday night, visibly tired but buoyed by the success of his mission to and almost 1,000 years of bitter separation between Christianity's two major brandies. With Turkey's 90 percent Moslem population largely unconcerned and ke$ away by unprecedented security measures, John Paul concentrated his attentions on the nation's tiny Christian community, specifically Patriarch DhMos1,leader of the world's 150 million Greek Orthodox followers. a ORLANDO (UP!) James Henry has 0 become the fifth condemned man Dupree In Florida this year whose scheduled execution was halted by a federal - SEOU4 South Korea (UP!) South Korea, disregarding strong opposition protests, announced today tt will hold Indirect elections Thursday tochow a caretaker successor to assassinated President Park - l - '• I ARANYAPRATHET, Thu land (UP!) -Thailand took a hard line today on incursions Into Its territory by Viet. namese IflIlItaty units, saying It will "shoot to kill" iI fighting spilled over the der again. The That arning reaulited fmm a battle Thursday between Hanoi's troupe and Catholic ceremony. Carter sat grim-faced during the service, his eyes frequently closed tightly in prayer. guerrillas loyal to ousted - I .. CinhbOdilfl Premier ru Pot In which the Vietnamese pursued a fleeing Khmer Rouge unit Into lliIllNId. Thailand sent a spotter I . . - -.i.,. Carter Sticks To Capitol .. WASHINGTON (UP!) President Carter plans to stay close to the White House, foregoing a heavy reelection campaign travel schedule next week while the hostage crisis in Iran remains unresolved. He was in seclusion at Camp David this weekend, where he was relaxing and spunding some time polishing his speech to be delivered at the White House Tuesday formally announcing his Intention to seek another four-year term. Clearing of the political decks indicated Carter does not see a light at the end (4th. tunnel on the diplomatic front as he continued efforts to win relies, of the $0 American hostages In Tehran. , - - , . WEATHER general pelmcalaffairs, -' Rogo all a.a.: (sun- - NO iLlS io p; lift Bangkok for New York. The Vhetnamue-backed pe, e, 47; 1W111 law, low, 7:13 a.a., 7:11 pse. 3$; yesterday', hIgh, 17; regime in Phaim Peak FLOIIWA BOATING barsastric It N headed by hung Isarin has : ; : a.m., - .' Partly dandy an"ll is is bob "ft am keby. Cdd at 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 14 a" bmuka Is Wend a knb 1.da. aas I is I led. FM* . 11111VA In a. olidgio is a. I., ft wins ZX1ZM=rc Nsthedy90S.UIea'p.u' r.ir in on a,*, perly d elovitly math with slowly TM •.kia$Ig to.porawo. Jests Campbell. assistant care coordinstw. Seems of Xbmer Rosp = INE CAMMUS *v.th.gi.mU.d.la. cowry. All HUMMING, iving in r in and military sources say ___Urs S th ging s U MR .M its — — a.. W •1 P * at 0 ', uss it ___ D'scsaeus _ a" man AL Own sseiuswi. Deiiry - ed : 40 tuiui j. , s he in __ _ __ ___ b hN tetheflIgi*dsckef1j coft end W only $ecin w" ft* OMW be ~101,1 we am am invo ef in 1. 1W u -- Ew.doIfruuM Nebo Lee MA may, Low _________ •' a. . im-. n ti. I "in esm be ad dwol a. pu Hin efa.a*ta.Isth.t d-.. £ am To _ - ad -, fosr*idII)Whmi I= WANL Blossom" viuINIy in mad poses or Avold cycle fur sy ___ Isek1n tsea '' - pffdwd 1w Ild We no , ___ M. on kdkas ..15.111J! uglm—'—WIspoed,sda. asr_e.ho 16' w- - Affiimgm, - "I'm almost reluctant to deal with this question now," said Mrs. Southward. 'The question will be open again when the new council takes office in January. Those of us who are already dealitig with Massey are in a better position to measure the value of his contribution," she said. 'I don't think the city has gotten its money's worth under the fixed payment system. If I were on the council next year, I would favor a whole new look at the city's legal advice and advisor." she said.—DONNA ESTES Meet The C Mary Boulevard, Lake Mary. Ronald H. Ripp Sr., president of the chamber, said candidates for three seats on the Lake Mary City Council in next Tuesday's municipal election will be •• 0' 0o / Monday guest speakers for the event, held by harry Terry, and Vic Olvera, Mrs. Linda Mays and a committee who is unopposed for the seat held by Pat from the League of Women Voters will Southward. serve as moderators and timekeepers None of the three Incumbents sought and will screen questions submitted from reelection. the audience. Candidates to appear include: Dick After the political portion of the Fess and Raymond Fox, vying for the meeting, a Christmas social will be held council seat currently held by Cliff with a performance by the Central Nelson; Kenneth King and Gene Florida Chorale. Refreshments are to be McDonald, who are running for the seat served. by the Seminole County League of Women Voters, is set for 8 p.m. Monday at the Forest Starlight Room, W. Lake • • T r'u 'IOUR C E of four beautiful styles each atone kw prml A ZENITh , __ _ flqWO1jI I'LSALE / $57995 w/T I J1 the_j! fe murder came. A spokesman said the actions reflect the United States' "serious displeasure" at Chile's failure to fully investigate and prosecute the three intelligence agents indicted for Leteller's murder in Washington three years ago. "The govermneal of (bile has thus, In effect, condoned this act of international terrorlan," said spokesman Hoddlng Carter. Lstelier's murder was ordered by Chile's now disbanded DINA secret police. The Indicted DINA officials are Gen. Manuel Contreras, Cal. Pedro Espinosa and Capt. Armando Fernandez. WASHINGTON (UP!) -Sen. Barry Goldwater, R. Ariz., says he will go to the Supreme Court to challenge President Carter's authority to unilaterally end the United States defense pact with Taiwan. A federal appeals court Friday ruled, 6.1,that Carter does not need the approval of Congress to terminate the Mutual Defense Treaty signed In 1964, a move that would open full relations with the People's Republic of China. The decision was a major foreign policy victory for the administration which appealed the can following U.S. District Judge Oliver Gudi's ruling the president mint have either the votes of two-thirds of the Senate or both houses of Congress. Leteller, former (bilean diplomat, was killed on a Washington street Sept. 21, 1971. "Chile's deplorable conduct In this affair, and in particular Its ref usal to conduct a full and fair investigation of this crime, demand the actions we are taking today," Carter said. "It DOW "=a 1111111Y that the men No crIme, committed on the Mreeta of our nation's capital, Will unpunished," the spo'er-'ian told reporters. Dl LIVI NY FNMH ( E) SET UP _____ . 2 ___ a Gacy Collapses In Court _________ ______ go CHICAGO (UP!) -John Ways. Gacy, accused in the sex murders *133 young men and buys collspod 10 minutes into a change of venue hearing and was taken unconscious from the courtroom to his hospital Jail cell. uacy fainted Friday during a loud courtroom exchange In which his attorneys asked for a survey to determine whether publicity In Cook County had adversely affected the chances of selecting an 11111prejudiced jury. Gacy has beemindld.d for more murdlr$ then y person In U.S. history. VAUGNN - • II , -- - •____ _______ 0 . TRANSITIONAL • ___ _______ - The PUCKINOHAM L2314E Oak wood-gralned finish applied to durable Wood products on top and ends. r-ront and base of simulated wood. Antique Oak color finish. Casters, , ELECTRONIC VIDEO GUARD TUNING SYSTEM Tuners have no moving parts to corrode, wear or cause picture problems. a ___ 0 0 _____ ____ __ Irr-c1 -- CHROMATIC ONE-BUTTON TUNING Select pro-sot Color Level and Tint Picture 0' 0 - plus 1 MW IIIATIONAL VEHIIZ CRUISE AIR CRUISE MASTER AND SWINGER . Plus Used Mini A Motor Homes WE WILL PAY POI TAX $ TAG 186 N. Hwy. 1742, Longwood nt NEWPORT, Ore. (UP!) - A mI,"$we sublime i.ridmissing ln the PacthcOcss* days agohN been found off the mouth (4th, Columbia River and ;.both persons aboard were reported to be safe, said Mat. police. I t, , James Ringroes, inventor (4th. ll400I, homidi iv,aa% and a 7-year4d girl, Nicole Rowley., were piched op by a keighteir. the Chaves, about 13 miles west ef Cape DiusppoWm,l at 5:10 p.m. Friday, amid few saa _ _ the d.*ed 1 leone mile re.'4t NoatMesporiea hears IM 0 go a bomb WA nmi oftlethm I's r 0 IOWII.$4IIppU WONI (3O$)322.073 ikT1I S16 I nowMI : ' 0 a. NO on • P.O kal5.ybHeed Ne Pkrijp 137$4 St••1wo•rs Protest P1T1URGH (UP!) - More than iii shoMW, angry Mesiwirkars who pirtitid Ui hut Corp. : headquamrs swarmed Inside the bil*g Friday I. IL peeled the announced closing (41*. pleda. Aft elevalim, ad sssldsra were shut dome Or bdft ssealty p.m. ---', ad pontatsrs *1. eiocdIs ss Yoowa, Ohio, did not reach top floors of the $441ory holding. r Aim ol the ,dlnM.d1s*pu$l Working: inths "holding were unable to get at to Inch. •• fi.stlr.itT. Vow !NdL& IIvss liulihi. PILL _ st .. -- Ifur,JiM . him Of 1W WWwlm. "ft's Incredible, Just incredible," said W:ti abed the safo recovery dthe man and child. L Is artatly dse$sd. Ass - The annual "Meet the Candidates" program, sponsored by the Lake Mary Chamber of Commerce and moderated law and are 81 111111111y the return to the old prsdiceol North American biporun In Latin America." The diplomatic, economic and military actions announced by the 81t. Department Friday Mopped short oft flu weak big dropped Ui-Cbllean relations to lowest level in recent years. But the deportment left the door open for a future reversal of the U.S. retaliatory measures "If a serious Investigation were to be conducted by that government" Into the Orlando Leteller ' WIywigaer, am'am 61 sees n" dim b 1do SwtheMS.V ' - . QiL i'sW. •_a.s10 e et ___Mt.ohuhifoN The lIMed MOM. period ef c.jg ii — ' -• ___ INNN go ft Its" w I-Mb at dons After - on the ordinance. Mayor Walter Sorenson urged the coun cIlmen to go through the ordinance, putting ii Into acceptable forms, and that all members will vote for or against the content of the proposed law at a later time. The majority of the board decided If such a fee Is levied, the resulting revenues will be collected once annually. The ordinance was designed by Terry to recover for the city's general fund the $7,500 paid annually to the fire department for fire hydrant rental. Terry estimated an assessment per front foot of five cents iiiay be sufficient to generate Submariners Rescued - ___ d.dddS IId doffc.posa the mslisahlgh serly wo J • ""t i(Vaya.y am* 0 dstiI no 1 1011111- 18 r41111111111111111111111y 11111& A chi ckv advIsed for My.. who has at and 1SS ___ brraI IS __ 'vws*I euneIlat form d.atia. . _ saim I. U00016 Dewy (0 ffiwho - ___ '--, men is t heels towardo the ceder *1 lbs èlving a long da.ce to the Mart ef the fed. The seas should be carried In a c 0 jIfuIin*inbSiW.N,W.Jin Now M.M.v,, KV*W "0 W ow lundey. Dpamkir & __ " Councilman Cliff Nelson opposed thl proposal vigorously. The other three coun cilmen - Francis Mark, Burt Perinchief am Pat Southward - did not state their posit ion ' _ $s.efl.$rnpillp days mlii four miles can be covered In on; sIde. ft con ho do.. aimost umywber, at emteiafyatat.r j OW MM ofswelm am I IWMA It Va a NAM M and HOSPITAL NOTES warm Jogging doss ad r.qi1 l.Qimi to beem prefIcisut, ad 4 .o ,.. . Exercise I have yd to law. At this point lilt time to Mart joggin ea acowwwhsr.afso'spafd(.rth.,neef ____ (4 Jogging an 0 sic CUWM. iv 'S ed necessary difticali Whither it Is done '' the heels - A. I..LI.. CuD Is FainlIti out- toes isod as Imported as n''i"ig goo$ • a $yDSoLitwi, spsswina.ant 7:13 a. InO 13 141 0 idisse iiu. szos Sw p,a, - isa in ft inwor lappust: y ' .i, — is a..., 1:13 p...; . 1:11 11 P.116 11 In no CI$I Mail SI's m le, chea _________________ c..uaal ' of Tom Nelsel's bagpipes as she and other staff members at Seminole Memorial Hospital I Services supervisor Valerie Austin, a native Scott celebrated St. Andrew's Day Friday In hen.,' Scotland's patron enlist. Any difficulty she might coordinated the day's activities, which lnclude4 have had was explained by the fact she married a bagpipe music supplied by Evening Herald Campbell Instead 01 being boru We thai photographer Tom Netsel. 111M we *11111111111y sh" 610114 11:11 LILI 11:31 PAL me* 4k en" and 1kJ — MA T:U LILs 9" wNh Ik le do keys. 7i1$ pa.; In, U:$ &a., IIIMeudayfre. enter 0in dip.. a.sdr....rtinmidiss ___ ____ ' '' Pert day nun. south Low. by 1ess MA liii LU., Idi pa.; Wednesday awalag Sr.. Miasrial Heipital suewseW In, us a.a., 12:90 pa.w*sinthseoti..sueit shed Heat Put, celebrated Scottish clan. ScoUish food was served In the cafeteria, which was decorated wit Scottish nags. clan banners and lartans. Central to have her hands (nil trying wsqusae the necessary revenues. He said 90 per cent of the areas served by the fire line is also served with city water. He said the fees could be included on city water bills. The council gave tentative approval to a lease of the city-owned building on Country Club Road to the Coast Guard Auxiliary for a four-year period of time. The structure which has been known as the "old Hess building" is to be completely renovated and re: .3ired by the Coast Guard Auxiliary In lieu of rental payments for its use. At the same time the building is to be used by other civic organizations as well. The renovations have been estimated to cost it minimum of $3,750. Councilman Pat Southward said however the estimate is low considering that at least a portion of the building's roof must be replaced; the septic tank replaced and new drain fields Installed. 7 WASHINGTON (UP!) The United States has sharply reduced Its ties with Chile, accusing its military rulers of condoning International terrorism by refusing to prosecute three Army officers Indicted for murder In Washington. The Cliii.. Foreign Ministry denied the charges and said the U.S. u-'4lg "iii violet, the principles of Idenmational Goldwater Won't Give Up ' P1 VIMI UM WJUUII IW IIXL UI Councilmen Cliff Nelson, Pat Southward and Terry said they would vote to reject Massey's new fee schedule. "I'm not sure we're not questioning whether we are getting a dollar's worth of service for each dollar spent," Councilman Burt Perinchief said. Massey agreed if the city council goes to another means of compensation for his services rather than a fixed amount It will be more expensive for the city. He also pointed to the city's marathon council meetings. U.S. Retaliates For Chile's Refusal To Charge Officers probably will take place next week. •; ' notice, Massey said If a new method were selected he would now like to be paid a retainer of $400 monthly plus $40 per hour for services, adding Inflation has taken its toll on his operating costs. Massey said during the past month he spent almost six hours at council meetings and 23 hours outside meetings on city work. FAYETFEVILLE, N.C. (UPI) The body of Bryan Ellis, the Army warrant officer killed last week in a mob attack on the U.S. Embassy in Esissnabad, has been returned to America but authorities are dill unsure when burial will take place. A C-S military transport plane carrying Ellis' flagdraped coffin from Pakistan touched down Friday at Dover Air Force Base, Del. The body was to be taken to the Fayetteville area. A spokesman for the funeral home handling the burial said no exact date for the ceremony has been set, but It - 'Soviet Defector Missing WIaert(sse1heast$ services and to change the rate of payment. Councilman Harry Terry said, however, the agreement was that the city could convert to the old method with 30 days Soldier's Body Arrives : UV3IIIriIL LIII 6-Inch water line. The council discussed requesting advice from the auditor on which Index to use to call for automatic water rate Increases tied to the rate of Inflation. In a survey of the city's financial situation last summer, financial consultants Lankford and Associates said the average rate Increase In cities of similar size which have older water systems was 31 per cent. Lake Mary's system is a combination of old and new lines. Currently the water rate in Lake Mary is $3.90 for a minimum of 3,999 gallons and $1.30 per 1,000 gallons up to 8,000 when the cost is 90 cents per 1,000 gallons. In other business, the council discussed the possibilities of adopting an ordinance, recommended by Councilman Harry Terry. The ordinance would levy a front foot The record will have to be researched in Lake Mary before the city council and City Attorney Gary Massey can come to an understanding on a method to pay Massey for his legal services, City Clerk Connie Major has been given the chore of researching the record into conversation held more than a year ago between the city council and Massey. For the past year Massey has been billing the city at the flat rate of $750 monthly. Previously, he had billed the city at the rate of $100 monthly for a retainer for attending council meetings plus $35 per hour for additional services. Massey said that when the rate of payment was changed, the option remained for either side to cancel the contract for National Cemetery. President Carter led an estimated 1,000 mourners who filled the modern, octagon-shaped military chapel at Fort Meyer for an hour-long service for Crowley, 20, of Port Jefferson, N.Y. Carter escorted Crowley's mother, Georgene, Into the chapel and sat beside her during the Roman . totaled $9,855 while non-operating expenses totaled $17,977, giving a net loss for the water system. - ARLINGTON, Va. (UP!) Marine Cpl. Steven Crowley, who died Nov. 21 during an attack on the U.S. Embassy In Islamabad, Pakistan, was buried with full military honors Friday under an oak tree at Arlington i Faces Hike In Wafer Rate Council Di bates Foos For Marine Hero Buried - Acting President Choi Kyuhah announced the National Conference for Unification, a 2,S60member presidential electoral college, will convene Thursday airplane over the border in Seoul to elect a new chief executive, with Choi the region Friday blaring a favorite for tl slot. warning through a loud. Qioi, who is likely to run unopposed for the tranaitlonal pod, is action chairman of the National Con-Wes Go back, go back," the ference, whose members are popularly elected under Theis warned the Viet. -. the 1972 "Yushln," or reform condituton designed by • flarnese. "Otherwise we will Park. shall your positions Saturday... Opposition leaders, who want direct national elec...: We will shoot to kill. lions held under a new constitution, immediately The Theis emphasised their renewed their protests over the Indirect presidential determination by spraying elections the Thai side of the Ill.deflned border with 106= bowitw fire:' Military sources said Thai ,..: troupe on the border were on TRIESTE, Italy (UP!) Italian police have issued a full alert and the twinengine . national alert for a Soviet tenor missing since he asked turboprop spotter airplane for political asylum two weeks ago. would crulse the room to lock Police who ISSued the alert Friday said GPIfl . ? for further violations. Grlgorlan, 21, left Milan, where he won a one-year Thursday was schclxshipto study voice at Li Scala opera house, and the fird nprted new the sppsared two weeks ago in Triads to ask for asylum. That-Cambodian border In Grelgorlan lived in a refugee center In Trieste while more than two weeks, during his request was being considered but disappeared two which a four.menbw U.N. days after hi fIled ft. observer teem was In the region to monitor develop. mob on the frontier. The flgI4ing took place hoursbdor.thegroop headed byjavlerPonideCuellar, WINK MOMIi d U SOL judge. Henry's electrocution was to have occurred Dec. 6. His appeal was rejected Tuesday by the state Supreme Court. Twice the U.S. Supreme Court refused to review Henry's case. But U.S. District Judge John A. Reed decided there were questions raised by Henry's attorneys that he needed time to answer. So he granted a stay of execution Friday, and scheduled a hearing on those questions for Dec. 14. 0 bor Korea Plans 'Election' certainty In the near future in Like Mary. The amount of the Increase and when it will be levied has not been decided. The Lake Mary City Council Thursday night discussed the necessity for the increase in light of the recently completed audit of general and utility accounts by Fitzpatrick and Hartsock, certified public accountants. The audit showed the water department had a net loss of $8,122 in the 1978.79 fiscal year. The audit said the city during the fiscal year received $81,200 In operating revenues while operating expenditures totaled $65,686 plus depreciation of $14,971, leaving an operating income of $543. Non-operating Income, Including the $7,300 the city pays the utility annually in fire hydrant rental fees, Federal Judge Delays Execution Of Dupre. -- and Warns Vi ets Th By DONNA ESTES Herald Staff Writer A water rate increase appears to be a TRAILER ROBBED placed two concrete blocks wider one side of the vehicle and allegedly suffered when Michael Carpenter struck Mrs. A Sanford resident who left her home at the 12 Oaks Cam left a small hydraulic Jack widST pground last May for Ohio, returned home to discover her the other ddio. TWO OthIt Schaefer with William Carpenter's car, while Mrs. Schaefer concrete blocks were found in the area. A Police report said ft. was riding her bicycle. television and other property missing, say sheriff's deputies, ' IS presumed the hydraulic $iCk WU left IMdVIIIIn*17 and Bernice Dawson told deputies she returned on Monday to Mrs. Schaefer is claiming expenses and hardship due to police are checking to determine Its ownership. physical injury. find goods worth about $490 gone from her trailer, apparently taken by thieves who forced a sliding door. Her husband is claiming financial loss and loss of con. CIVILSUrn The following suits have been flied with the Qrcuit Court in sodium. ACUPUNCTURIST STUCK WITH WARRANT Seminole County claiming damages in excess of $2,300: CIVILSUI1B Neal and Cheri Nowand, *1119 Pine Needle Line, Altamonte The following civil suits have been filed with the office of William S. Huang, 40, of 826 Ballard St., Altamonte Spr1ng Springs, are suing Kennis and Vivian Hall, William IAmk and Seminole County civil court clerk Arthur Beckwith Jr., seeking was arrested Thursday on a Pinellas County warrant charging Bill Lauk Realty Inc. for $300 on each of two counts. damages In excess of s500. him with the unlawful use of the title of doctor and released at The Nowanda charge that ahouse pirdiased from the Halls Sandra Waters and her husband John are suing Elaine the Seminole County Jail on a $5,000 bond. through Iaiik Realty required $500 worth of repairs, and Winters and the Southern Fidelity The acupuncture clinic employee Is a native of Taiwan. The Insurance Company for that the defendants are responsible for the cods, negligence, warrant was Issued after a member of the Florida Ucenslng Lucille Schaefer and her husband, O.J. Schaefer, are suing The Waters charge Winters negligently operated her car on Board reportedly went to the business where Huang worked the State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company, November 27, 1976, causing an accident with a car driven by and was treated by a man who claimed to be a doctor, but did Michael W. Carpenter and William Carpenter for damages Mrs. Waters. She is claiming damages due to injury. Her not have a plysiclan'5 license from the state. - Mary Lake IN BRIEF ifr.n argrudimm oftmv ,,ila,.t.S. LWY. J. LIII IWIL ka.a UF IJIIIYCI mu"Kft TAIPEI, Taiwan (UP!) The death toll rose 1012 today in a firecracker factory explosion in central Taiwan, and some of the more than 70 persons Injured are xtiu in critical condition, police reported. They iald a series of explosions that lasted nearly half an hour Friday flattened 14 cement-and-brick buildings and damaged nine others, some of them as far as 150 feet away. They said wic Llapanese.owned factory and Its 200 workersalu UlID working overtime to meet orders for the Chinese New Year that will fall on next Feb. 16 Pope Taken Sunday, Dec. 2, 1979-3* 0 M MRV cow we NURsERy FRESH JUICE iSASSIDi LOOSE FRUIT. CITIIII oujs py 0 OM PruN inr urwwrunsu-----• 0 .: •- .4, •. A •. 44 •'• I 0' • -.,•_ - o .1 -. • p.... 4 •• 0 (o0 .: ii - --fIJJij1WU,_I1Ur •_ • ••1 �Sunday, Dec. 2, Lake Mary,** 4 Candidates Vie I.II_uI__uIIIIuIIuuIIIIIIII____.______________i__________ 2 Council Seats For By DONNA ESTES H"d Staff Writer A 50 percent turnout — 579 — of Lake Mary,s 1,158 eligible voters is predicted In Tue3dayls municipal election by City Clerk Connie Major. Polling place for the election in which two new councilmen will be chosen and a third elected unopposed Is the chamber at city hail, Mrs. Major said Poll Officials are Pat Christie, Gwen Butler, Millie Murray, M - t!! -. .. Pila Hughes, and Loretta Eltonhead. Members of the can. .. - yessing board for the election are Councilmen Francis Mark •. and Hurt Perinchlef and Mrs. Major. Candidates In the election are: Dick Fess, 34 of 142W. Wagon Wheel Way, and Raymond Fox, 53, of 275 Lakeview Ave. for nil ., u,,, ....iI k..$ I. the COUfl..,, ..,us i'aCiwfl,• andi g,euia, King,39 347 Rockwell Circle d Gen McDonald 46 105 IflIanci Court, for the seat currently held by Harr Terry. Vf ct orOlvrahasbeen elected unopposed to the o . ___ --"We shoWd lave ,j-1('. . - ,,- v held by Pat Southward. Nelson, Terry and Mrs. Southward did J / Fees, general manager of Robin son's, Altamonte Springs, and his wife, lAnda, have two children, Us., 7,aMudent at lAke Mary Elementary school, and Brad,I I months old. They - - DICK FESS - RAY FOX r Lon KENNETH KING . is ion d JANE CAE1Jy By JANE " fellow conmI1oaers as the mayor presides cornflhIN As iat ailS sIinad a fllj n bA her late mayors s**s year n1dng and Is a Realtor Associate In Lermaim Realty Inc., (asssIbsrry, which the owns w . son. was founded by her late husband. aino has two grown Vikin g g , \ ç 1: t. • £ • .1. ••' . • r :,' - •. 40 . . , •', '' - . •' '. '• '4 Our Reg. 5.96 Nylon 92 1' • - III Long Lengths .Our 96 . 6.97 - JIr Our Ren 6 97 '! 12 - 2 - Styles n soft nylon include Boys Warm 'Star Trek' SkiPalamas ' Heavy-duty utility light with 25' cord, For garage. basement, outdoors. this round necked design with a graceful sweeping - - - - ZPco Socket Tool Set " Includes ¼", -Dr. reversible ratchet, sockets, tools, storage box." .. - -- polyester pajamas with exciling Trek" print on - -.:. * Flame.refarcJant i FREE SET UP. This Week 17$ N Hwy 17 92, Longwood ___ 4.2667 a " AII-".rlIIuIw .- I - / ,.. • - - -' .' 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He formerly sucHe said he Is not running on a single Issue,, bid would ceinfufly owned and operated y deeathg and variety stores to see the commission use tact and diplomacy hIking to people and two restaurants in Massachusetts. who come before them without creating a major crisis He was a law enforcemàd officer and consta ble for the state "I don't think we should fight growth In the city but should and was a law enforcement officer for the Cange County have planned and organized growth.We need sidewalks, bIke Department. _ ch as paths .i ety feat lights and we need to JUNE WRMAM cooperate with the date, county and other cities Instead of Mrs. Lermann's goal Is to see the city build a new city hail making enemies," Hopp said. 4 police am exthatwIll ssrvethyfor any missioner from District 2, will be on the balot, till YeArS to come. Me would toseedreetpa,ad In her re-election bid. She Is presently serving as th e eld section of the city and better upkeep 01 new streets. "We 2tl y's% f lnnppointed mayor. need more sidewalks, too. I believe that we co do this wfthw S Vying for the District I seat are Steve Uskert, 66, of 117 rilsIn. k fl.I taxes If we Temple cosdrgl on how we ,ui ow ,Lengwoad, neigh r erry -has been 01115TempIeDrive,ThecommI on tvag "PIOPISa*WhYIamflinpOl*lcs,bi*Idos,'tlockatitas aince thereslgnatlon ofLarryGoldbergthAuged. ______________ Candidates for the Dist rict 4 pout, currently held by Ray HeraldSlaffWrjtjr Lengwood voters will go to the pol1sTuesday to elect t city commissioners, but of the 3,142 eligible last month to vote, 259 may find their names have been purged from the books The Supervisor of Elections office recently purged the books of all time who have nOt voted in °Y However, those holding unexpired voter, registration catch, may still vote Tuesday even though their names are not listed if they have not moved and sign a letter saying so June Lormann, of 402 Wlldmere Ave., incumbent Co(fl 461W 9 lb"UPPWWJr-oU*JftliW,31,0114ORobWCewtnd adW aboilt helping to maid the townlod.now pad 11" Yom been allnift IL Pappas, d 104 Pelliew Ot 111141 old and the new Ida what is best In bolb.-I I. ( - 'g-- Fox has been a member of the city's planning and toning commission for the past 211 years. He and his wife, Pat, have three children, Raymond 111, Orlando, Caroline, Ilahassee McDonald and his wife, Joan, have thrl children, Don, Jim and Earl, a resident of sword. "IAke Mary is at an cromfoads of its development. The McDonald add the now city council must reest blish the and Sandi. Sandi, who lives at home, is Attending Semin A native of Sanford, Fox is a second generation Floridian. He Ole city g0velmlent and the people need to work together for a credlbay of the city government and work toward Co mmunity College. common goal — betterment of the city," he said. attended local schools and graduated from the old Sanford eliminating the "we.they attitude" of the people and city of. An executive with TRW In Orlando, which manufactures High School. He has a bachelor's degree from Aubur Fess said the city ml* use its tax revenues wWy and ficials. n banking equipment, McDonald has been a member of the frugally, eedaUy now when the municipality Is University and completed coma at the postgraduate level at coming out dty'sresided boardofa tfothe rtl* pasty.Heandp is famuy of Its infancy. . the University of Southern California, the U.S. Naval have In djmen the city for An Important_longrange project, he said, Is getting city @A all yeam grow Ptgraduste School and the University of Indiana. He retired '1% P"* need someone who will Mell to them and water aid moor service to On industrial arm an ftehW respond," he said, adding he is not for de incorporatlon. from the Navy, Is an officer in the Lake Mary Chamber of Mole, Ala. and 14111 5 TUTa roads, to up the city s tax base, Mother McDanald has a bachelor's degree In industrial Commerce, and a director In the Rotary Club. RAYMOP4DFOX . mportant Iostg.range project, he said, is completion °f I management and a masters in management from Rollins Fox mid he entered am race for with an open city's landqm study, which is underway, to make alure current 3 Runn"'ing • -•• GENE McDONALD of the city for the past five years, he Is a biology Instructor at Here are the views of the candidates: GENE MCDONALD ege. He has a s degree from DICKFESS In McDonald's view, the city's single greatest need Is to ty of V&rginla. Previously, he taught at Edgewater he Fees believes can help the city on the council High School in Orlando. because of reconcile the cost of services with available sourcl$ of Isinessexrience.HeuJda ma jornth the dfty is revenue. Whatever is necessary to be done must be done to This council ram Is hisfirst bid for elective office. King III psrucipstion of as Otte many people as possible In the POUUW reconcile theme two attendscltymundllmeetjngs, process. have been residents of the city for the past two years. A native of Albany, Ind., Fees has a bachelor's degree In management and administ ration from Indiana University. This is his first venture Into peiltics. _ I - 'j ' not seek re-election. a ble grow th consistent with the ui '. CNARGE #?I Wit NON" THE SAVING PLACE j yJ$ ' 104. ill"am pwn%m 60 Po~ -*I on "a topography of the city and compatible with existing corn. munlijes In the COW There seems to be a the People 4. In city It's flY ucvvzoped between the people and the council," King said. j iiJ the city council must make realistic decisions, realistic In the view of the people, and consist ent with what the people want from taxation through land development. King pleed If elected, to meet once or twice moMMy with citizens regularly, using the Input received as the basis for decisions. - - Sunap, Dec, 2 im—s* 213.11ILMLAMMM K mod's Adytrtlsed Policy Merchandise Policy DeLl 11wwMes, L"An 9 - 9 d*, Son, 10 - :0 KEETUKING .ij - - up lit. NMI King mid be is running for office because - - Nirald, Sanford,Fl. SUNDAY • MONDAY ONLY P ooa9:9: has many problems but they can be solved through the com. bined effortIs of all concerned citims 11 he said. Fox amid the city simuld remain alf-governing to "control our pirolp and growth." Good government., he add, Is a result of Intelligent decisions fiscal polideL111 have the time and desire to work and Marl _ _ sold. _ !!!..!!.. Evsnlng 1 -f' . • .' IF ' s& -- -11 with common son." He I" Ow gremiJud needs of ins city now are sewers and roads. 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He ow tie Peppaseddeti '41 wz'I ma. a 'grocery stores hi Daytona Beach. He Is the r1 .1 the batTuiTh.,.,to st.e, nd Skylark HOS1*Oiflhl'I Aiiii '0bIen1 it {I*N biters Ike City IWTIadiui" __ pkm ___ 1- two photo enlargements at the regular price: et a third at no cost - 'w: w'& _•')(_' M9800in do Pa ad JIM" ~ a ~ d #0 ps"k H - - , 28sft. of foll Choice of Colors. 1 1XIO77 50" 8x10 Enlargements wrap paper, 80-sq.-ft. of holiday designs, or flOW. . bi•in da fcrl3 ,• - , of repe d nar. ardor to keep ear lax rate shut. ku, we sied MttR 30" wide jumbo roll, 70-sq.-h. children's gift easy-clean Sil. verStone' li ning. Save at K ma • 77 . 30" Roll Holiday Paper IL - STEVEN U1T , - aluminum. with 0 Re 194 ..,. ari ___ I 44 Covered pan of durable, even-heating bowl, $ cups, I cup hooks and a graceful punch ladle, 323 v-' i IZ$PAPPA$ __ -; -, -. . - ____ sn 100, • - Sat Includes Ilill crystal-clear punch growth in the private _. usd business sic. '1 liii with --N- I 1 5 Marl lasbemabosn'Owflefafldpsi4r4forslxy.srs,A Ices," said Martin. fog member and Iremurur 01the Lingwood Grove Cl* LeUg med keep pace. We p he served two years on the boerd 01 directors ui,ai eMW fadiral gr.ia tsr street psvlag, wat divi"of no draiae.row.jima,d pails in order to keep the tax rate Air Force Vde, he Is a retired weuikud ur Our Reg, " Middle School and a X7mcetbdd de. II. attended Pennsylvania Stat. University and ha _rAAJm Befor, moving to Florida, he was a velusdeer in Castle Shennos, Pa., arid associate member 01 Isthel Pt Police Datmsnt. He was a Junior AMawmeul oll v97 121 Sautl Ing Pan S6 NS*VANOWgDgy . - - MIII ST* -- ,IrIIIlII:IPwlG i ATAMONTI *1 W •. y— X '- $ - OSLAND ,oi wuTs .. y, -. My NSA 1187 I • U $ HWY 1W. Wdi ST AT TIK1 AVE NONNI LII JIG NOTN CIT11U$ ULYD AT U $ HWY Mill? 5.1, OILANDO 1101 SOUTH IFUONAN AT CIIPRY FO EAST COLONIAL *ca$ FROM rASHIOli 1011*111 - • b • - — V -'• L-.. -''-,. - 2: -'i. - -- IWO - - - �S . S. • •. - -.....rn-S..- A-1venlng Herald, Sanford, P1. Sunday, Dec. 2, im Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Florida Frees PersianmRu9 Hostages United Press International Although holding hostage of U.S. Embassy personnel ln Iran has resulted lna growing rage th America, the Persian rug business In Florida has begun to rebound after news accounts of shopkeepers who do not support the AyatollaRuhollahKhometnl's actions, "It was very said In the beglmdng," said Farshid, the only name used by a 27-year-old Iranian who has been In the United States f • • ) tk shop in Miami. Farshid's store was the object of perhaps t he most virulent displays of anti-Iranian sentiment In Florida since Khomeini's followers took over the embassy more than three weeks ago. He received threatening phone calls and groups of American youths demonstrated A world record for cigar Outside his shop. Posters were plastered on smoking was set recenthis store windows .- "Do not buy this crap I by Jim PlIrol (left) from Iran" and "Kill Khomeini" and his and Mike Papa, both of insurance company refused to extend his the comic band Mouth. coverage to protect the windows. AP-4 SAID YOU nine years and sells Persian rugs in a small .4 MOUTHFUL — Koran _ 5fo Lwsri. DsLand, Mt. Dora a klulmmw dilly ,•,, Sun. 10.7 Wo CAIRO, Egypt (UPI) — Koran verses lay down general and specific rules and give guidance on important subjects affecting the faith and life of man. The speaker throughout is God, using the first person plural and sometimes switching to third person singular: War: "Those that make war against Allah and His apostle and spread corruption In the land shall be put to death or crucified or have their hands and feet cut off on alternate sides, or be banished from the country." Aggression: "Fight for the sake of Allah those that fight against you, but do not attack them first. Allah does not love the aggressors. Kill than wherever you find them. Drive them out of the places from which they drove you." Murder: "Whoever killed a human being, except as $ pwnnent for murder or wished crimes, should betoo4uponuthseihhs ¶WI"M for the ( I or , Should U.S. Support Baby Born In Prison? 2. refuse to load or unload cargo to or from Few ships carrying Iranian cargo dom:at Florida ports, officials In Jacksondle, Tampa, Miami and Port Everglades sa$ ., A Tampa shipping agent, Ulterwyk Oejp., lost a prime client: Iran Express, a shIrig line that carried freight between major S. por in noneFlorida — and Iran.*ts business has faded to virtually nothing, jid Uiterwyk senior vice president W4er Rawlings. "We've pretty much had to dig our waj' of a hole," he added. • b. iI r. — .. • - It NO GAMBLE COMPUTER SUNDAY, MONDAY SALE ONLY . .•. . - ave on stereos .r' and THE CHRISTMAS SAVING PLACE te evi ~ T I 1110 am Boy Meet Sadat SHOP MT. DORA, DELAND, LUSIURG, KISSIMMEE 9'9 DAILY, SUN. 10.7. l Y, S.C. (UP!)— When Sam Brown is whisked by air the Atlantic to Egypt Dec. 17, It will be the start of what ts once viewed as an impossible dream. 12-year-old schoolboy has wanted to meet Egyptian Anwar Sadat ever since he saw him Interviewed on ,but Donald and Sybil Brown never believed It would . e Sadat a year ago asking to visit him and received on from the Egyptian government in September. He sure it would happen Tuesday when his mother told 4gi$a had been cenfirmed. ... one-week trip at the expense of the Egyptian govmt will take Sam to Cairo, Luxor and Aswan and bly Abu Simbel, where 16 million was spent by UNESCO ye historic temples from flooding, said Janet McKenzie, or of information at the Egyptian Tourism Office. Just hope the time hurries up," said Sam, whose principal for making the trip Is to meet Sacist. want to spend all thetime Icen with President Sadat and the conversation," he said. "I want to ask him about his style, his family and his military background." n lain got the Invitation, his family, which has had more do its share of adversity in the past year, wondered how they pee going to pay for the trip. 'The Bro*ns were living In Elberton, Ga., when Sam made hI* request, and shortly after mailing the letter, a fire deroyed the family's motile home and all its possessions. Br,wn, who has been out of work 16 months with a back Injury, wop rescued from the fire by Sam, who kicked a door down to remth him. Ils mother tried to supplement the workmen's compensatIi check the family receives, but she had to quit work beeause of bursitis, diabetes and high blood pressure. And the Bi$wns' 4-year-old daughter has been in the hospital twice wli pneumonia. !hen newspaper accounts of Sam's Invitation appeared, E1ey merchants and Shriners from the Jamil Temple in C4nnbla responded with help. Local businesses provided Sam clothing for use in Egypt, and the Shriners took him on a shopping spree and gave him a steak dinner. $zn dill wants to get a pocket tape recorder forhis meeting Sadat and Is looking for a pipe lighter and a few jars of Carolina honey to give him as presents. Sadat's birthday is Christmas. * - ' — — ueaimarranean miymo .,auinq 15U OF F K mart's REG. LOW MCE Large-screen Color TV Console New"Triple-plus Chassis' is cool-running, has a modular design with tower inter-connections! Set also features automatic color control, easy touchcommand channel selection and- Power Sentry" to compensate for variations in voltage. Available In temp America. Styling or with Semite Control. Iness-P1agued BOY Inores His Misfortune (The Is the pnlvu1ent (or .miantsd s. The lu to death See deer.. the msnt.mu sad Is Usury: '1se that My is ury shaD rise op helen AM ft mu whom latin has &rr.d by his tsurh; (U'IWd that M" is ft vemng. Rat AM hen Va aid ' Wiles mlJ." , Fsedl 11 41rall srt corns, Weed aid R:d liu.,4Ysusuileihiulths — dthrnaergeeuds, dh;ofbed'a Sm in 1tUlud 10*0 S. a Od AM - • Seir -, 1 - • Florida's big ports report little effict, although the International Longshoremen's Union ordered dockworkers nationwidi: t -Bill COROLLA, N.C. dip!, dunelands are famous. than 90 miles, and that has the essentially is the last great Norfolk a fe years ago while maintains with the others It There is no speed limit on Corolla isn't for the drop-in citizens enraged. sellable stretch of Atlantic in his early 'lOs and used his %'.flI always be hard to reach Corolla's main thoroughfare visitor. A private road "My people came over here Ocean beachfront. retirment fund to buy land and therefore neither as the tide takes care of that. snaking up fro m thesouth was I don't know how long ago," and build a house near crowded nor as dangerous tC For decades the residents of paved a few years ago, but a said Shirley Austin, the Donald Bowen retired from Corolla. He admits the area is the environment as some the tin) Outer Banks village guard blocks it at the start, lighthouse keeper's wife. it naval engineering job in becoming popular, but officials fear. have used the Atlantic Ocean turning away all but Corolla "We've always gone through shore as their road north to residents, their invited guests it, and I don't feel they have Norfolk, Va., the nearest and the few people who have the right to keep us from place for work and supplies, built beach cottages In the going through It now." The 20-mile drive passes In area. Her cousin, postmaster just 45 minutes when the tide The only other way to get Norris Austin, said Corolla is low and the wide, wet sands close to Corolla's lighthouse Is has been settled for 300 years are packed hard, they say. by boat. and his faintly has lived there But when the tide rushes in, Tough as It is for Corolla's since 1891. one must plow through the residents to reach their home INDIANAPOLIS I U131i -- Uncle Sam "I've always heard that If Ks., institution, one of the few jails housing looser sands near the dunes, now, it might soon become you use a road for 30 years should help pay for a child born in one of his both men and women. Mrs. Macun said the doubling the excursion time even more difficult, you establish a right of way," penitentiaries, as far as Katherine Macun is government transferred her daughter from and making travel in anything Every coastline trip north he said. "I think we have one, concerned. Lexington to a women-only prison in Alderbut a jeep or truck foolhardy. takes them through the Back and I don't see how the federal Mrs. Macun, 50, a widow, already was son, W.Va. Driving with an eye on the Bay National Wildlife Refuge. government can keep us front caring for three grandchildren when her She said she did not want the baby at first. tide chart is commonplace in But on Jan. 1 the federal reaching our homes" daughter was sent to a federal prison in 1977. this village of 120 on the 23. government will close off the She already was raising grandchildren aged But government officials She thought she had enough mouths to feed. 14, 12 and 10 on her income as a practical mile-long Currituck Bunks. It area to beach traffic on the say the residents' autos are But Oct. 4 the government sent her nurse and some welfare aid. is one of the East Coast's most grounds It is hazardous to the tearing up the beach and Madinah Sabreen Johnson, born to her secluded spots, a 2,000-foot- environment, scaring away the wildlife that daughter, Stella Johnson, 31, Sept. 30, "ho "But my daughter called, crying, and said, widc strRnd with all the stark, The traffic ban means what uses the refuge. 71ey also sav was serving a nine-year sentence for a string '['lease Mania, take the baby or they'll put it A computer Is now fragile beauty for which once was it 20-mile trip to the problem will get worse as of Jewelry store robberies in it foster home.' The baby was conceived at Lexington, keeping tabs on the Nort Carolina's Outer Banks Norfolk will stretch to more more people discover what '1 knew I had to do it," Mrs. Marlin said. Finances of gamblers at -- --this Ileno. Nev., casino. SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD 9:30-9:30 DAILY SUN. 10.7. Supervisors in each SUN. THRU WED. "Pit" — or set of blackjack, baccarat and roulette tables—on the casino floor can Instantly determine whether customers are exceeding their credit •s or check-cashing limits via (he television-like terminals of the IBM ,.. 8 4 C—- vwml mtm U computer. - Conies Adultery: "The adulterer and the adutt.res shall each be given a hundred 1.1w. .., and let Itsir pr'niM be wP'ipl by a number of P$.m,: "Yes my I? Mksi viasa she T! lx 1'1 may , mn I 1 ,4r 1 • Li' (The Simna penalty for drinkimig is flogging or beating with dos (orth.fMthr.e oftma.s, For the fourth .1. (.me, a drunkard should be ftm tress the top of a "MM In Tampa, for Instance, grew Into a chanting Iranian products Inside that country, he said. counter-demonstration by about 1,000 Asmnall rug that cost $1,000to$2,000 two years students Wednesday. ago sells for as much as $6,000 today. "That's a fantastic jump," Aghakhan said. The anti-Iranian protestors burned an ef. flgyof the Ayatollah and shouted such slogans "They want to Invest In these rugs." Government Trying To Beach Town Coleman Cooper of the Palm Beach Oriental Rug Agency, which deals only:Ith ,collectors and decorators," said the pdof Persian rugs ls likely togohigher. ; "I am still getting rugs," he said. 'jre are still some in warehouses In New York, but few are coming out of(fr)." r cut oftthsdr bands topsss4sh them for their aims& That It the pwiWunent enjoined by Allah,.. But whoever repents and minds his ways after committing evil shall be pardoned by Allah," (The Sunna — Prophet Mohammed's sayings and deeds — details this general ruling. ft calls for cutting Oft Its right hand for the fled ofteiae,theleftkgtor.econd oft.nee,the left hand for tided oftiss dther$lsg(or fourth ofteme. The limna in as hindingen the Koran whldi Includes a verse ordering the faithful to accept what No. haninid ordained ad avoid what he forbade). Drinking and Gambling: "Believers, wine and genies of chance, Idols end divining esruwa are abominatlins dil, vised by Satan. Avoid them so ,, that Iranian crisis, Farshid's case nay be ex- date — has benefitted, according to thit rug tremeon both sides. AUPI survey found little dealers contacted. Miami rug dealer Samuel Aghakhan, who of the hatred that prompted an Iowa restaurate ur to hang a sign warning says he has received personal thróts from people "who want to kill me because I'm "Iranians not welcome." But there have been Indications that Persian," said his business is lively, The price of Persian rugs has skyrocketed Floridians are feeling the same frustration. A pro-Iranian demonstration by a small group because of restrictions Imposed by the new of students at the University of South Florida regime to keep money from the sale of I ITT1 Fn IP OrisiA .NdTINI,d uIy 9830 1111 — ii: ' WI V P1 "Then It changed," he said. "The as "Nuke 'em 'till they radiate." No Injuries newspapers and television reported on me. I were report4 but a nurnber of Iranian told people we had nopolitical leanings and supporters were chased across campus and had tobe rescued by university police. we got much more business than before. The sect economic bripad on Florida "I am getting postcards from supporters. They are telling me: 'We sympathize with businesses of the current crisis and Iranian your plight and we love your beautiful rugs troublesdaft back tothe overthrow ofShah Mohammed Bess Pahlavi apparently has and keep selling them." Before the crisis, Farshid said, he sold been slight. The Persian rug trade the only perhaps 15 rugs a week. Monday, he sold nine. As an example of Floridians' reaction to the prominent Iran-related business found in the Sunday Dec. 2, 107v-7A - IICAGO (UP!) — A penchant for doing dishes for Mom the only thing that makes $ysar-old Dominic Wailenb.rg already has experienced about 20 brink-of-life situations, es "ads most of his time Ina brace and hopkedtoa ft or. I he isn't cathy slowed down. Ilk, to play," said the towheaded Dominic, who was busy d ng We room In the Joliet borne he has only known for g the" moutba. U S,Iesnbar, Dominic lived at Qilidren's Memorial II itoh In Qdcago, Wiling and clinging to life. The War. Ii meg dan —, parents, grai4arsda and five brothers and I re — was repreteidad daily, An commuting the hours to r'ind Domuis someday he'd be home. leMthiaktswsaoatof the woods udll about ayesr a a half ago," said his mother. Bitt.. eude, a dknlnulkeU pemdoat bin 1d woighin, was horn I .eRlod1a— weak at that—and curva*iarsofthe of Us hp dmlbendNsmcth,r SAW, aohebua IJifV, but he more then manages. low dk4ag p S device that finally allowed Donie to gohow wan a O Wits PidtM Airway Preenure sna'e with a I$4it allows Diiik the slack he 006 for nch adMilis ___ his dog Be" a favorite pastime. tracheal oprd' haiji his p attach9d to Denies fr t,1l -tg, Ida m*er .oplind notIng it allow, an aggies she has wiha long of suit Jeaie. who is attended by nurses rou.dthodom*. slier6 On bitwes the rnv'il., and a stationary ventilator that OernaInaUy be can mea regular ca* L4510 G0645 cow mmal UFT kmart's REt LOW PRICE! 'IU Isautiful We I Nor Cousoiss a. Solid-state TV with b. Large-screen TV has 1-knob channel selector 1-knob channel selector and 1-knob color tuning in and 1-button color tuning an early American cabinet. In 'Meterranean' cabinet. maw am" book* I, i- I RCA TV's With bight Plctws C. Automatic color control and 82-channel pushbutton keyboard. Save! d. XL-100 with automatic color and signaLock eloc. trOnic tuner. Shop now �_... I . . __1_00 -. .. - - . ---' • .. p. p - F - •(..- - P. .'.. - - • . -, C- .r -' - '- — . -'-. - - .: . - . .. - __ . . I -f - Evening1kvWd Sunday, December Around F 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FIA. 32771 300 Area Code 305.322.2111 or 831.9993 A prospective robber ran into more than he bargained for the other day while attempting to WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GlORDANo, Managing Ed RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director $ Home Delivery: Week,90 cents; Month $310; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.21; 8 Mon ths, " $24.00; Yer $47.00. The Clock Private Firms collection service have dwindled away. City vehicles are running better and spending less time in the shop. The city hall is a cleaner and neater place. And Gainesville has accomplished all this by spending less, not more, an those items in the city budget. ' The Gainesville miracle involves no magic. That city of 85,000 is letting private contractors handle trash pick-up, vehicle maintenance and Custodial service, and is getting better results at a savings of about ;soo,000 a year. Gainesville emerged as a prime example In a minor revolution in American government the growing use of private contractors to provide public services The Times found that the trend is generating a lot - nf r'nntrnvartv hut ...j mnv I lk .w wu af th v ia ua a . ., ... OPINION -_ - 11W county's flew COIflPUte'r card voUnI Mill k.IPS i mCIIJIWI will be .d in all three eledlonL is going on In Longwood though. with Seminole EI.dIOII$ Supervisor Camilla Bruce huge success aL. After all the hullabaloo about whether says the machines proved tobea convention when it Republican recent Longwood's long-time city auditor Harold the time the 15 minutes from hour and an took only Hartiock Is properly handling the iuniaal the delegates began voting until the results were Is personal auditing task in the city since he also JR. Gf", 41011001W& accowant for City Commissioner The machines were also used in a special little notice was given by the city commission to ion in Longwood in September and In the elect the opinion received regular elections In Altamonte Springs and Smith's office. The attorney general opinion was that the city Winter Springs in November prior to the GOP apparudly gathering. Each time there were no problems, should continue as It has been meaning that uartaocic Is acting appropriately espiiIuic.d. Our Readers Write Very Little Can Be Done About Iran Hostage Situation The trouble in Iran Is the most - VIEWPOINT JULIAN BOND . The Practice. What Preach . () 1 .. Rescue 1 represent in, who have allowed, per. mitted the U. S. to get into such a state Of impotence that our embassies can be sacked at will and our citizens killed with impunity? leywilflMthatatthecoreofj By DON GUFF () Jaywalking will not ordinarily get you deported. Not, that is, unless you happen to be an Iranian student. Just ask Mohammed Hemmatlpour. On his way to pick up some hamburger for dimmer the other night, he Mapped off a Washington . - good as winning at bolda (Cuba): one In 100. U this happens and it very well could, maybe, just maybe, the citizens of the U.S. will wake up and ask: Who are the people we have sent to Washington to ToThe - The crisis In Iran has made Jimmy Carter look and act like President Jimmy Carter for the first time since his Pennsifranla Afnue droll In January. 1977. 11 has aim unifWd the ti ne *a'* Anwicarts for the first.... ri -- sect of the Islamic religion. They, literally, go In to such psychotic fremlas that they beat themselves to the point of death in their observation of the rites of their religious days. The ACLU 0 0 0 - ___ curb Into the path of a patrol car. A mistake, certainly, but not his big one. That was beinj in possession of a student visa that had ex. plr.d In September. As a result, he immediately became the _J candidate to be the flrL deportee wider the dragnet thrown out by the government In response to the occupation WI, mom, hi number one the U.S. embassy In Tehran Not, however, If the American Clvi SCIENCE WORLD Liberties Union has Its way. It Is chaBeng1i the Inquiry Into the status of Iranian students In the United States on behalf of all 5O,000plus of them, Hemvntlpour included. New Back P i The ACLU has no argument with government's authority to scrutinize foreigli LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) A New York nerve.endlng found to be causing the pain, students or to deport any whose papers are surgeon says he has developed a surgical Under a surgical microscope, the doctor not In order, only with Its singling out the technique that may help people incapacitated separates the two components of the nerve: Iranians alone in this instance. In so doing,. by chronic back pain return to normal, active the sensory section, which relays pain, and the ACLU view, it is being selective ami4 lives. the motor component, which causes discriminatory. The 51*1517 has been used In cues where movement. It lithe sort of distinction that to the ACLP pest methods have failed, according to [. Became the OMIt. ner ve Is only about 2 is eluneidal justice but that to much of tbi Reuben BOpp!!lMoin, In Las Vegas recently mllUmst.rs wide, separating the two cornpublic may appear as obstructionist nit. for a convention of the American Academy of poneids of the mom Is the mod difficult part, picking. And It Is on an Issue so emotIonafl Hupp*i said, Neurological and Osthipaidic Surgeons. •. charged that ths ACLU maybecome the focj c. the uuu pOMef the airvi - 10 11t.vej$ tbM pic....... Moat psthut hive a1rss bid fear oil,. mod the patlud's, pain aspuetid, It I * iasuca.stid operations, he said. consequences of i's ____ and of Vuappwa he said. HojiOiiiitiIn, chief of neurosurgery ch display of wrath,ft'sa wonder the ACIJ 1. 'I've bad pntie,da all me a 'god' after the Is In any shape to take on the case of tile problem back service at the ortimpa.iic Institute, Hospital for Joint Dls said ida surgery," HoppiuMain said. "I've got people Irania'le. OI g n hteran3?.ug, i at my door. But It's not h as long court defense of the rIght'J percent of his _tie"isAmerican Nazis to march In the over magic. The patient remain In the about 10 wh,lmlIigIy Jewish community of Skokie, fll, "Ibis Is literally salvage surgery," he said. ue ci the moat bruising battles In tb The microsc* 'UrSIIY Is aid most days after sarg.ry. Mid be has operated on N of the organization, and not oëily for a patient soffsring dW1ItM H l,uelU history 00020 -- I 4qut Ave by an in jury to a back dine, he cuss os dsvilodsg the t because It relies so heavily Itself on Jewish Often, even w the disc Injury heals or years age, and patients hive had a c mpolt U there ever was an unpopular ca is repaired by surgery the nerve still causes cm rate of abed 72 perosat. in the *ic at large, that was it. And w$1 'lid you have to runimbi, am pi. 'lie AWl won Its points In court, it ka aia. something like half its members and Wis "It's Ilki a .hcst circuit In ft lydem," had been iN percent (allures in ped as' gary," he said. brew to the Wall noonday in the prooiew oppiusteth HanewIsuiIatheraur.ss.s,andaW red much poristhat The operation Is performed In two PusaN the 1* '.uad, alUioi far from all. Eh over a two&yperiod. All pala.kIIlhig doctor, f4M1H wita miass* as*ai had It not, the Iranian students represent the medication Is stepped 12 hours before the Iket t. 4"qm find It relatively my to kern. sod of b- qu of the rIght way and the phm which he calls the testing plies. Ilure must be, ___ Scottsdale hasn't burned down, and taxpayers wrong way to conduct a free society thdllI phase no ID. :•: twohour testing of people WWI call would have be of r,'4h hidal en Incapable there can see the benefit on their tax bfifj. ChIOSI Is mad'. a I'wt'a& sing Dowiscope cripples," he aid. "m.yt. totally_iekied Bid more Important than these jingoistic essit eullh o(the office furnitirsto pwsN a that display, the patient's spine ceneeru Is the central jeeøon of inIUC(leU of that IflflOV&tlOfl in providing one of on is unable the nerve -r be most basic local services amdlil sliver, through Ismetlovelbuton rigibrobsdoeloquentir tdlvWm i W81111110 So It Is In wading Into the fray, agahl "ThNe e I wsY. Shay as' ge on bath Mdii of the spins. by Fit4r4 Jkiy Cuter two yess age, city halls.everywhere, a we it aioult taking a position contrary to inflemul ________________ of pIJis, the 4.iw&'tb'flaldidid to pain uiinvie u p chiatrs," he ,majodty ep"*' and indifferent to the w,ith If we mom it now, we may aie Mute sargses ihid' one serve —'a this drip and lre 1. Tibran. we It cnupri'ly draws upon itself. U asbww- WIN like that in si the patient says the pals h steppet said. 1141 the Is wry lasie ft lithe sod of bshavior that requires th will j-' --'r "The ced practice what *e preach, oar wb been to but has the . . Please* . er wu who Is hiu ad umathieg eves mere servicsoft I4 of bI*i-' ced is to beA-irMaMad by - - invisibi. -ihte. iselated, 'lie firM --- w Letters I. the editor are weksaed for Fire OsIVICtIOM. e t - mob can penetrate. : 7119 ned day sar1ies Is male near the .idfasl.g." inoo publication. All letters must be signed, with a * milling address and, If p.sslble, a telepisses JACK * umber a. the Identity .1 the writer any be verified, The Evening Herald will respect the wishes of writers whO do met want their names Is print. The Evening Herald ii.. reserves the through Law," whose members have had the Inaolenceto sign a "Declaration of Interdependence" at the very place of Independence was signed. ThIs "Declaration of - Interdependence" says, in effect, that that our Declaration - . - - I. i,ick - - . -.. • . - , - - . - I * wiát. - . .- ANDERSON -, . - .''.att '.., ..,'' ed ~~:" ., : ,I )k,l W1 Vii V~ft st iign&fla change In the "The board had confidence In its staff. at an Intersection would be scheduled , County Board of Corn.. It's a strung group of professionals. We and then a referendum called. The adIn the ped several years hashave to guard agalud depending upon dltlonal one penny tax would bring in Mace the November, iI7S them too much,"Williamssaid. about $060,000, sian. in the a ninkM & v. "Ths ..i..l. •. n.. .. not a-huge -........ inc uauvgnigc wouiu oe it • Conunlssionei Dick Williams. want to do before I leave office In Seminole levied the tax and the npieI1ng the lcd year of his second November, 1990. The key will be how surrounding counties did not." 1,1i and declaring he will not seek re- much ni.ada(ful and timely citizens The second alternative source of S' In 1990, WIfl1ii' said that In the pertldpatlon we have. If we don't get this revenue be a transportation fee yes' the bond has rj --'-.l pauticipetiss we will sever be., what attached would to new 'coidruetlon, Williams on the Issue. In the pcd, he Mid, the people are looking for and seed. - salt "Ibis could generate a significant debate often revolved aro und noolises. emount of money, directly relating ',,i.. in s-ei, COOM7 a group - "Maybe - we gat closer to the 1990 transp some ortation to new structures, which to dsd Maclions, It will 'le again," W'111-ns With py Is creating the need. aid Mid, adding, "hcwa,,r, at two thiS priorities. Thay, an "There are only two sources and If beaw e of the change in attitude more , neither is Impisnented, the county will ad and timely decisions are being catch up" he said. a.ui hi in the nta'e. rnIiiçs, by the HopSfIllly, hi the new year, he said, the . commissioner now Is talking with a "As a group the commissioners' differint kind of c It.uicy. w. New county will be on Its way toward solving plllloar, dlftsrid but they have soniatiig more structum' Williams the problem of water management — "a 616i~d debate at meetks to add drainage, dlInklngwater and pollutiondetidorate let. Political talk," be said. big subject." "a mas,condareawmhimwoujuk.to Iooldflg at this problem can ,Tht coIlImlislomer landed the see accomplished Involves tran. an it is a limiting factor to growth,,, sngernent talent o'onti of the sputatios ile, roads, cuiidruction Williams said. "One of the reasons "OursasdJack doff .zpeda, calling road maintmance ad ..... People come to Florida is for its non. It-a "a ti" ,,tii ..ai....i s.n WV metropolitan atmosphere, its non. MWe aarnahi'do move fader new sow Smibiol. will have a polluted environment, excellent climate bicaae of this, Still, goverunid do. before IM. Currudly there are only better quality of life. ovs slowly," WflHv noted. "But, new sources that could be tapped,"two he and "U we don't protect ese th things, we became decision, have such an Impact said, will be losing our biggest assets," he ad SUCh CMl0n, if$ * ' would be a nine cud gasoline tax said. he federal government won't allow mid move slowly'" he Said. "I whithdislawpui counties to levy, dw'iplg of treated effl uent into the 0006 better ad am mote tliii* after approval by the people In ground and this creates a problem as Me decision. In the future 7s5," he slid. The advudag. to the peopl, well, according to Williams. "We need to 1le pointed to the example of the ciSemolsCuui*y would be that aMci find a way of land spreading to return rdity with which the commission went that mossy would be paid by Doncosdy lids water to the aquifer. When butst while goingo'ereachresidents, peopl, passing through," to a sewer plaid, that water Is it is sent and M& M UTwe4oUues this. "A let of Williamsaid. this hither coniplicates a solution," he cesMbct slows t''igi down," he said. "A specific hupr.mOM, for example said DONNA EST * •.. -- 1 — . ___ ' harrower :y: -- ____ ___ - ...-. — m _____ move f• Dick Williams - - dflt4I In many And bolstering that rapport has been her assignment by county cofleagueaas their representative on the Council of Local Governments in Seminole At Mrs. Glenn's first meeting following her ap. polntmnent, she was chosen bydelegates from the six-member cities in the county uchalrman of thecouncil. /j . .. - - - - - - " _____ . -. -. - •- _____ _____ q. a . - - . ____ ___ __ ____ __ __ __ _ 1W OSS 1W w ___* .. • 11 - . ,* -- $i,i.. !-' -, • - * - - p- . '-, •; - ' • - (' A. I.., &L U ". leve l in government, the more slowly !he munication between the cities and the county open." law saw. I. I WnO,1 Mrs. Glenn plays down thefactthat she Li the first woman ------- In hIstrv .14,i4 In ---- ----- ._. - -- wl'fl a a - -* ft I) ____ - c--- -..__ iipdar$0 sw at VIda. in t,stst, (*e to bepd&ettly lkeu'gito __ Wms.'an whan We deal agree," 1w oMm So, as oft, as eat whan asid. -DONNA UM as i- -_ .- - - - — anara w•nn stressing her belief that she was selected someone calls the courthouse and asked by the voters because of her ability for Commissioner Glenn, she answers rather than her sex. the telephone herself. "I receive 154o2 She does agree, however, that she has telephone calls daily," she said. taken considerable razzing from fellow The areas In which she has worked tha commissioners about the Change in at- she has especially enjoyed include: new machines and minimum storage and We are at present anticipating both the Iphere in the cowiboine office she The Department of Bianan Services. maintenance, new Ag Centa and our now EOC occupIes. "With my social worker background I I-Il.CeidyCuMu.0 Building; both will be constructed by the Them are now colorful paintings on the am interested In the health department, I was aMa-I to=m my vi and Our library system, despite the middle ofnext year. We also have walls lent by a constituent, a maze of animal control and other social services. sphae a haM12 mi ftad "doomsday message" back In Sep. sdieikd.d construction of two plants ranging from gerani ums through Some of us went to Tallahassee ft year lbs Mu, 12 mudhe of what has been t.rnbsr, 1975, has progressed as expected stations for Public Safety. greenery to an herb garden and colorful attempting to got additional Mate fun. des ad wN be dime by the Beard of by Ui. county n'nlid"ners and the Emergency Operatiou Center, building is pottery CUpS. When coudituests and ding for health services. We were uCuuty Cuts. of There in no way daft. The board approved the Purchase completed, Public Safety's corn- others visit her office, they receiv, a hot successful but we are going again next to "W an the ao " i of a bodinnoths with an e4lmated AIMICOU005 will be moving into the new cup Of coffee from a pottery mug. And as year and expect to be succusful then," either put ar Mare is such a Mast this delivery date of December, in. The facility, thereby creating more Oftuli as into one or more commissioners she said, adding that more dollar, have daitiN data of this MW flexibility. Chief Gary Kaiser Is an. also Am 508141d in Mrs. Glenn's Office been allocated on the county level louse lehaivetothersid pripam, we have service is January 1,1*, servIng the Ucipating contacting other diin in resting for a moment, with coffee in one as maldilog funds for date money, os.pld.d pavlag sad drainage In areas In the county without a central Seminole Coiady to negotiate kderlocal of her mugs In hand. Agricultureoncosnniitt.e. county lIY. The proposed schedule IDC11011111 agreements similar to the ones with Beskutom, Jutsu, ad vi "It's OM that On 0d1'110ners mind subcommittee agricultur,"The meats bi. m' Oviedo. (Induata, Forest Qt3P, Altamonte Springs and Longwood drinking their coffee from the standard peeW ad drainage in by toe stay in touch wttii monti ur the Lal Mary and rural alas of the north relative to mutual fire rescue aid. esty . Aawof'lesprss ew realize M)TofOun CUp, It's just that It Is easier to agricult mwiity. I dlde't dspuuragrOMk..MJD,Mh sdcithsceedy.Aisoupectsd kitheup hold a pottery handle," she said. While w a ay Sp'iiiiole IM ceaty wishing ass and ('T...yeir is themovingcithssasford WeWWbeidIl&"ig our computer more do darted her term with nine multi, and more over the next year which will, colored mugs, only six i,iiM, "None Is te vei*. Woke" 1'lk Ub'y. RoumlUat In my opinion, say, us many man hours have been broken, it's M.lhl,d Water rdaMlo,i, "In the put we had ( its acquisition of the ci work, a r and drainage f und. Now we have MISOMIe. fur C have been hao,. sewe d, " sla. lit Bidding aid the lt±g of Building us ( serce n U Uuutr . ad we hoj bo ar d, s, water management. Water Is being he,. ksIp us In allevIating lbs ipee One of the projects for the içcosnlng (fl a bead 5 : ii ii be 'asnpl.d and new developments and By *l'-'•,IidMIMu,.,$he Into for Public Works Is 10 make the drainage is in be g year mosIt. for qa cat'MIibl,fer much needed Improvimuds to lbs In- amoiddthne*tak.inth,cItytosejve problems. W. have put some money hiardhirr-p--udihi weM in other ceidy me. om the aicu are tersedies at Red Bug Read, Winter Park pre an wmplg ad aside for acquisition of drainage funding a sealed fo-- piisfti rsrsd, the Stat. Mleiusy vii be lMad4lSwhhth. cooperation ofthe Wkee do cwmq. M In I nis• gripe.. ealeg has theil genii's qWs utmOM of 1anspor*Mha ad the of is ere.is (ida,s rqiremeit mapping ad M51* _ ci CuY• I IJ I Si p1k mer, sisedy the wheel. tea," Ma i4 'wiplkng posiHa. 11"bw "And ithe dtythe time thath.dIobe e.as iervtcii sad' Veterans I w 1. idad my thibe to lbs 'herearejutnetsnohou,in 11 ------in Ihi is ad - fa , - P_I jjj efyir'-' In WOrk IMbue WM liii," she daytogMdonoIUthethl*sI,cdtodo (O CIiuu) ad 3*, -OW 861 '-ik1 the seeS fir M Is evsryone'a , I've bees shot down a lit. But them when IUVJP T ai (WiSar* WIthu ày. after auwing of oNes in deidewn laciart my tenur, as ChaIrman. 80= you You try hdir," she Mrs. Gloria Instructed switchboard acorn. hi second, no --.---- IV lb owd of As hi lb. eaiNk hi the osming operators and secretaries that her 11g. i .it,,. that "All the courthouse peraame .4 j1L tjps ysar,we.dI.JvgeD.ju$OOMsp etm .1 .noesi to is I_silewaluittobescrea.d. have been my nice - I ççaa -• ' 4 ______ ,- - , ' • . * __ * - * ___ _______ __ . W. wi k I'W 4W 61111111 ___ , ;-• county . __ . * ___ ___ - - -- - ___ .. ..-' jut _ mes p p'.7- * "That organization has been a very good one to keep the lines of com- — *-.- ____ . ___ .' . We can make things - , -. A . -' ___ - - - - ' __ :_ •,;. * - . Bob French: Advancements Abound ' ___ Promoting cooperation among the governmental entities in Seminole Co unty has been one of the major goals of District 4 County Commissioner Sandra Glenn since Mi. won election by a laidslide nearly a year ago. "There has been the Interlocal agreement with the city of Losrgwood In the fire protection ac.; underway Is a joint planning effort with the city of Lake Mary and the co unty and city of Sanford worked together to pod an appropriate sign in Sanford pointing the way to both the courthouse and the city hall," she said. A product of city politics, having served two terms -four years on the Altamonte Springs City Commission prior to her election to the county board, Mrs. Glenn has a particular rapport with city officials not enjoyed by a county the Seminole County Commission, - - • .. - - . - -. *. gme . gM . _ - - • , - - . * ______ cIng ipeemed withoutfttel '* j priM... Pabite Party Mites permit Inequita Iiu ur to It hhsSk ft,i11 iJg nw . etrartures t edme leas this r---FIthiW ae, eain Ubeualwiulesdthsi7.yesIaOMa, -Ins a hiant* - ZY =%~s icd ii premlima paid In bee i,g ripsi of speulal haMMI Wi OM the —".. a ew u1OM liMb Cuill.., 'les, patraag,lbathasthsUurmagaiared - hi ---s. hi .ad Iihsdiler,to * . meap :1OM usthus liii ------5 hr for elhihat ispw. ft's what_ a the pre oparOM of lb* di d m do S :: ____ fl asv ____ ________ LN, Soesid.'fts eI-i rile, oroflea blbsdNIl.C i a sM do to lb* prsV rills, :-. espsrils 1 ...-4 -Z1 1. that uID.ulStli P gs of barmlessuses d $0 ibid $ cOMa a the .ut logo a grid be. lbs DspIr1 of di. . iI maul praiseS lb. ' .1 lssusv ad We a et of prsdo to be Ain; Mis Melbedd • y— .v r.. d _hi. In ah PhaisOty A - tam. Lipids. i.spsulu. L - .m,.in d.e.hibis .uadto.arr - ___ AILt £ hideS wI lr_ ispr a1flL Ang lbs GaeOM MOlirs ada Ii — I ssOMd dAs ndN se * es liira pr fp r , ls* is am in m Li NMbsd liar foid as of --p,11r aWS i111111111111121111L Van do * * '.rof iir1 1 ar uSi'lhi1uieisIheiuisdl, ad N hiktogeS.. ipikyç____ I I L --• . *V. R ir . ipMd, hi bs 4 ______ ______ :iu umivaa haired asd"" , 'IiIhIt:1.rP_. I pail hasesmie dr be a teS in a ruasw •_ng M ., ji%~ . I 41111111111111111"M ibp P1 is " Soidof ____ -i, '*Mge W 01111610"lil101111146 1 •. . rL 1. so -F M __ LL be. piaIdssspes. 7 I MM upumu&d is he ___In hasp__i d _____ * % ea vow— aiths_ .U l D V$ * hi-Iaaa l * gfft lTrr ad foadOMu*wep lI of keg lbs ?dDfl'ttá*IJTNwhSbLIlPJ ___ ___ Undue. fo m in i$ In , hi in -- -wa as ps. utaWIr .Iu- , — — -:... '\. •. a-ma . . -i-adthslrLhbi4ats .. --. Sandra Glenn, City, County Now Get Along By --pv ___divineS a ntril ku.ul a lbs at ely of the cadsy, Ijeer tIs in wail WAI1UNQTOt4 wuel lAulu are .lth. M*4 pipintuee. lid ctiitI nt this lithe hillay uur; In Wrip'v. it's - BERRY'S WORLD - - wdy -. - - , T'' I Mely e . - W116 iams: Debates In Decisions * Lobbyi st Locusts D scend' On The- Hi l l 1 _________ t edit letters I. eliminate libel sr I. right c.slira to space requirements - - boil that afflicts the body politic of the - o n S u rg ery - U. & Is an organization known as "The Members of Congress for Peace - _~ our type of government (i.e. the loss of our beloved husband and predation to Jane Casselberry, Doris In covering the dories on a day-to-day badly needed service. The Good representative democracy) in out. father, J.E. (Earl) Evans. So many Dietrich, and the great photographers, basis and attendance during our Samaritan Rome is presently caring for moded and we must beconit i member people sent flowers and food who we are who really brought the "United Way preplanning sessions to keep the Golden 40 elderly persons. of a global community and world unable to contact by letter. We do so Story" before the citizens of Seminole Age Olympics before the public and to Timothy Wilson government. This comes after they very much wish to thank everyone. County! correctly report the happenings as they President have taken an oath to protect and The Family ofJ.E. (Earl) Evans Your outstanding news coverage was were proposed. defend the constitution and the U. S. most appreciated by all of the volunAlso our thanks to the photographers What canhedone about the situation M achines Take Over leers and also by the United Way who worked hard for the Herald. Smoke: A Good Sign In Iran? Very little, I fear. The up. Agencies. Once again my sincere thanks to the I do not understand how people can be pearances are that the Ayatollah Again, thank you for giving the Herald and its staff. Congratulations to Florida Power & so WM. We complain that machines trying to sUr up a Jehad-Holy War, and United Way of Seminole County such James R. Jernigan Light (FPL) on their decision to test are taking over, yet the only machine trying to aim it at the US. But u Chairman "coil," a mixture of coal and oil, at the enthusiastic support. We are truly event, if this occurs, all of the Middle- that is taking over Is the one that keeps What grateful. Golden Age Olympics company's west Sanford plant! East oil cowdries will be Involved, and ahurnanbody unknowingly alive! Sheila Brown this will bring on an energy castropiie is the Purpose? I don't know. Those responsible for this experiment 19 United Way Campaign chairman Horn. Gives Thanks I believe that If God had intended us that could bring our civilization, have shown their desire to find a way to u. lobe kept alive by way of a machine He on fmlustrlailzatlon, to a cut down on foreign oil and get this The staff and the residents of the country from under the internatlonal oil would have made us battery-operated. Fin. Olympics Job Good Samaritan Home In Sanford wish cartel. The sooner we can tell them to That way we could just come in every The evidence fldCU1 As chairman of the 1979 Golden Age to express our sincere appreciation to keep their oil, the better! night and get recharged. UnforOlympics, I this Is Q1M Saudi Arabia with France wish to express our thanks all of our loyal friends In the corntunately, it didn't acting as a surrogate for the European are told by FPL to expect "smoke happen forthat that.way and to the entire staff of the Evening Herald munity who have continued to provide InWe powers and the U.S. is purchasing we have Him to thank tile skies," a prettier sight we could support throughout the year and parThis Is a very controversial Issue, but for the job they did on the reporting of arms and training military not find. This is just one of the many itls one that must be solved before we current events as they were happening ttcularlyaflOf the recent gifts offood, wayswemustfindtocutdown forltselfandothernations. on our during the Golden Age Olympics. In my money and clothing received at , start building special & B. "Jim" d epe ndence upon foreign oil. hospitals for opinion the news was both timely and Thanksgiving. those being kept alive by machines! Sanford accurately reported by the staff of the The loss of our beloved president and $o, again, congrats to FPL and I for Sheila Davis Herald during the Golden Age Olymfounder Mother Ruby Wilson was a one look forward to seeing all that Family Giv es Thanks Sanford pics with accompanying photographs to blow to us all, but we have strived to beautiful dust and smoke. Only wish the make the story more or Less realistic carry on the operation of the home in oil barons could also and let them get If possible, we would appreciate it If United' Coverage for the readers and interest of the the way she would have wished. the message that their days of oil you would print this letter of thanks to public. Without the prayers, goodwill and dominance are numbered. the many people who expresed their Many thanks to your marvelous Special consideration should be given support of the community it would be ML "Sonny" Raborn love and concern In so many ways upon newspaper with special ap. to Jane Casselberry for the job she did impossible for us to continue giving this Sanford salutary thing that could have hW pened to the U. S. given the P8YchOP0tihic but of the minds of these Arabs who are members of the Shilte chances Of Our citizens who are in their power of coming out alive are about as Vie . Sunday, Dec. 2, 1i79-4A . - - lv.ning "Ora 111, Sanford, Fl. __ _____ ama ama L%. 1 Jp$fllie auaca on rein iiar when tax and spending limitations of the ii. Proposition 13 variety are hitting government Furthermore ft has: sm1 Pot the United &ake m the agencies. the IgÜYtr$II ___ ____ MVOII of CfliO,lflI The pressure to put more government ser. the mo..lIgned nations, IO(1ai2 etM vices out to bid in search of economies can bethe bl the Western d ocrac1ea, th e African oc. expected to rise in California. Proposition 13 is on the Arai-. ft and lb. me 000s, me spending limitations or oslt Ion an,j.4 were just enacted, and another initiative aimed Caused a painful, but necessary, review at cutting state taxes is heading for the June, 1910, of historical .port for tyrants who sup port us at the United Nations and app N ballot. Recommendations that Cal1orn1a adopt more their Own citizens at home. positive policies toward the contracting-out of Begun a Fudging to off er san ctuary °° ( government services have been made within the to any visitor, however unsavory he may be. past year by the Post Commission, which studied Carter acted correctly by resisting ways of dealing with Proposition 13, and the little Initial counsel of those who thought an Hoover Commission, which pursues ways to Entebbe-like raid could free the hostages Tehran, and by encouraging a muted Improve efficiency in government. ponse from the public, Congress and the res Private firms and organizations must be competitive In the quality of their services. As candidates who want to tam his place in 1*. Even the most rabid saber.rattlers, after contractors, they have more administrative that their dr uthers flexibility than the civil service system allows nuking Iran and the Ayatollah JCjionjeinI, government agencies, and their work force is not have agreed on covered by some of the overblown salary and response. After, decades of being called bully-boy and fringe benefit costs that diminish the productivity fascist war.monger, the United States now of public employees as a whole. y kffl -' The. cbaUenge to elected of ficials is to take nniis itself In whose unal response to any IlL nlj.f4, Is to automatically move in the ç-. Zk~~Ntumbllng into direction. Wous traps. Contracts must not become a reward m e present state of International for political support. The anticipated economies unanimity may only last until the crisis Is and Improved service may never materialize over. But If the occupation (orcâ, an open look without great care in the selection of contractors attheShih'sbloodyhldoryinlran,aadatthe , and monitoring of their performance. Govern role the United Slates, UW04h the ment must remain accountable for Its services played in restoring him to power In , a valuable kuon will hiv, been learned. even if it does not perform them directly. New Iranian Foreign The practical problems may be less for- Abo1un told Taiwan's midable than the political ones. pj MOW, private contracts can be expected from within the States bid* the Sivak (Iran's security police bureaucracy, where such a policy can wipe out agency), directly up.rvi.sd the army, and supported the iiais In his now against the entire departments and their payrous of Iran." sharpest criticism of the wholeIdea comes, to no This relMindilP Is old news to forelsnera, one's surprise, from public employee unions. wiio Scottsdale, Aria., decided several years ago to but barely their turn Its fire department over to a private firm. Interests are an$hlng bid honorable. . __ __ next door. Anderson said the robber would probably have gotten away too, If he had known the ares and or had followed through with a Fla. Complaints about the city's garbage a getaway. A native of the Like Mary area, Anderson on the Longwood Qty Since IUVIng office he Wul hli family hive to the shop. By DONNA - Sanford gun shop aPPsreIdly mad. a dull - It mans the man w.s left as his two ccmn• panions sped away In a get-away car parked Save Tax Dollars Strange-things are happening In Gainesville, New York Times survey of SOIl'S known as a ed individualist on during the two years he served the Longwood council. said he really didn't rim the man down, he only followed him and then brought him back - by doing personally as welL city elections are only a week away in L.ngwood, Lake Mary and Dec. 4 ciiseiberry and the signs denoting that fact are displayed in every conceivable place in the three purchase he had begun. Anderson wasn't so lucky that urn. dayBurglars after taking tin'.e g from AMU%- rob Anderson's Nursery In Fern Park. What they ran into was big (6 foot 7% inch tall) erst•whlle Longwood Councilman Parker Anderson, owner of the nursery business, and a spunky clerk. When of the robbers grabbed and was attempting to leave the atore, the clerk grabbed all of it back, and then Anderson proceeded to chase the fellow down 2, 1979-IA the city's audit and work for Grant a_-. lllg j_ç_ - - - __:.&&_.I._ V _ -_'-q .-•-. - - - �. • I - • . - -•..-.., . .•• * -•*,-•* • -- - •* •.... J. ;•- *;. ... - • • - . -. I Sanford JCPenney open today 12 to 6 Evening Nord id, Sanford Ft. Suniav. fl.e.L 1171-Il •'Vd' :'' 30 % off 30 off jaguar luggage. I % 30 %p •:1. off all Luxor"'knit shirt. IX1 '1 Seminoles Scalp Boone Braves 48-39 . long By SAM COOK Herald Sports Correspondent game," Braves coach Wayne Rickman pointed out. "When you fall behind it's tough to play catchup against a good team." "That is the greatest game we've played That good team turned into a great team since I've been at Seminole High School." right away In the second half. Which is Coach Bill Payne's assessment of Stambaugh, who last year made 99 of 10 his Fighting Seminoles 48-39 demolition of a free throws during a free throw marathon tough Boone High Five Friday night in while at Lyman, needed only two to get the Sanford. Seminoles started. It had to be. Whitney added a jumper from the line and Boone Is a member of the Metro Con. when 6.4 Bruce McCray notched two in a row, ference. Fortlioseof you whohavebeen out of one on a nice spin move to his right, the state for the last five years, the Metro IS Seminoles were up 35-25. synonymous with championship basketball. Rican called a time out, but it didn't help In 1974 Winter Park finished second in the as-43 Reggie Butler swatted a Boone shot to state to a later-declared Ineligible Miami halfcourt, where Whitney turned it into an Jackson team. Evans High coasted to a title easy Iayup. behind Darryl Dawkins in 1975. Edgewater Thomas put the game out of reach with 45 made Its mark with the 1976 title. seconds to go in the third quarter when he And the Tribe's Friday night guest Boone scored on a nice feed from Whitney and completed a Metro hat trick with three In a converted a foul shot for a three-point play row in 1977. Last year the Braves lost in the and a bulging 42-25 edge. sni.flnals in Lakeland. The Braves carwied within nine at the final It was a 1977 defeat inflicted to the buzzer, mainly on the strength of shutting out Seminoles by the Braves which prompted an the Tribe for the last 5:07 of the fourth almost perfect performance by the Tribe's quarter. point guard Keith Whitney. "They're sure enough in the top ten of the "It feels good," Whitney said about an all- state," an impressed Rickman said after around night which Included 13 points, seven being queried about the greatness of Payne's assists and an excellent floor game. 40 squad. 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Arthur Jackson, who Payne called "maybe "That was the greatest game Keith the best player in the Metro," pretty well In ' *• ..*.. . * -. Whitney has ever played," said the firmer check. Colonial coach. "In the past he's done aJackson topped all scorers with 15 points, hundred things wrong In a game. But tonight mostly on snake-like drives through the he did everything right." Seminole sagging 2-3 zone. Guard Jon _ * Seminole started as If they would approach I.utnbert contributed 12 for the Braves. ' ' Herald Photo by r. NetsIl those 1(X) things wrong Payne was talking In junior varsity action, Boone blew open a ' ' '' Herald Photo by Tom Nehei tight game in the second half to reger a 48Seminole'sBruce McCray goes in for a lay up as about. After seizing a 2 lead on a basket by victory over Alex Holcomb's junior Tribe. Tribe guard Keith Whitney drives for an unmolested bucket following a and Reggie Butler forward David Thomas, the Tribe turned it .teammates K. C. Jones (32) Willie Jamesand Marvin Butler paced Boone shot that was slapped away to half court by Seminole pivotman Reggle over four straight times including three by move in to cover the boards against the Boone the usually sire-handed Glenn Stambaugh. Seminole with 11 points each. Darryl Hayes Butler. Backcourt mate Glenn Stambaugh trails on the play to make sure, - Braves, "I always start shakey," Stambaugh said. had 17 and Will Self 12 for Boone. "I don't know what it Is. I guess I just have to Tuesday Seminole hopes to continue. Its break a sweat." success against the Metro as Payne takes his Stambaugh started getting wet in the squad home to Colonial In search of victory ' beginning of the second quarter when his 15number five. . footer from the wing gave Seminole a 14-10 D.vIsOO-0,ButIerO4Q,O$ivsc3. I 2 3 4 vantage. ' Is Wide * __ 24. Jackson1.115. Lumbifl 4.0-fl S S •fl 35 _ 'Thomas conneded again, Stambiugh WithPatterson 4, totals 11.3$ -, II j ______ olber oue and - Whitney . Iwo Smlnoi P0PPId M.ccray $410.0. ThomaiSti3. Fouls, bombs to keep the Tribe iç by few', 234$ at Butler 1.0.2, Whitney 3313 Boone II. 51mb1hd210, S. Thomas 0-0.0, "We had a few bad shots early in the Seminole It. Grace 0-00. totals 21.4.41. Dec. 4 - 7:30 p.m. - College basketball, Stetson vs. JlcknonvWs University, at: Jacksonville. WELE.FM (111.9), Leonard, an Olympic gold Leonard added. "A couple of LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) D.c.I-7:3Opm.-Coflegebsiketball, STETSON Ohio WilfredBenktezwasquickand medalist In 1976 at Montreal. rounds I gave to him and he State University, at: D.laat WEIMM (108.9), strong, butforthe first time In Benitez' record -fell to 37.1-1. showed inehas the strength of : Dec. 15 - 7:30 p.m. - College basketball, STETSON vs. Benitez, from San Juan, a great champion." Ids professional career, he osibsen illinois - Edwardavifle, at: DeLand. WEL&FM met someone who was Puerto Rico, earned $1.2 Benitez captured the WBC quicker and stronger -- Sugar million and Leonard received title Jan. 14, 1979 with Die. 17.11-7:11 p.m. - College basketball, Tangerine Bowl $1 million for the fight. * Ray Leonard. Earlier on the same card, unanimous 15-round decision ____ Classic, at: Orlando. WELE-FM (111.9). Leonard climaxed an amaz• over Caries Palomino and Dec. 20-7:30p.m.-Collije baskstball,STETSON vs. To Spark Hatters Vito Antuofermo of lr three-year rocket-like _ ____ from Olympic to world chain' N.Y., retained his world mid. defended It successfully Duquesne, (105.9). _ at: DeLand. WEL&FM ___ ____ _ ___ pion Friday night by stopping dleweight title by rallying for March 25 against Harold Dec. 22 - 7:30 pm. - College basketball, STETSON vs. By United Press lalerastlssal half." Nationally ranked Ohio rival Eckerd College 11.46. Catholic University, at: DeLand. WELE-FM (108.9). Stetson shot 71 percent from the previously unbeaten a draw against Marvin Hagler Weston in New York's Stetson won't be rebounding State follows Jacksonville on Madison Square Garden. He - Jan. 23 -8:30 p.m. College basketball, flatter the field and wore down Benitez with six seconds left of Brockton, Mass. from i defeat when the Stetson's schedule. In the sixth round of the had not fought since the _____ at: DeLand, WELE.FM (105.9). Hatters meet Jacksonville Jacksonville, meanwhile, Indiana-Southeast with its in the 15th and final round to Jan. 5 - 7:30 p.m. - College basketball, STETSON vs. University Tuesday -- thilinks tuned up for Ow Hatters by deep bench strength in win the World Boxing Council fastpaced fight, the fighters Weston fight. heads collided and a large 'Dickinson, at: DeLend. WEL&FM (106J). Needing a final-round mainly to Dirk Ewing. jumping to an early 31.9 lead gaining Its victory. Stetson welterweight title. Jan. 0 - 7:30p..m- College basketball. STETSON vs. I'd be the gash was opened on Benitez' knockout to keep his crown, "I said i over Georgia College and cleared Its bench in the Ewing on Biifa1o, at: Deland WEL&FM (1081). muting to a 9642 victory. dosingmim4esofthegame. champion of the world even forehead. Just seconds Into Benitez charged from his Jan. 12- 9:00 p.m. - College basketball, Station vs. wdmad.foirkey Ewing was followed by Jim when people were saying I the seventh round, an corner In the 15th and landed thesecondhalltoglveStetson Mike Hackett's game-high 21 LaSalle, at Philadelphia. WELE-FM (111.9). severa and rights points and men reboun& Ramsey, who picked off three was just a Hollywood a come-from-behind U-75 and James Jan. 14 - 8:00 pm. - College badistball, Stetson reopened the cut and blood before Leonard backed him Hay's 18 points steals and scored 12 points for said Leonard. victory over Indiana. Washington, at: Wldngton, D.C. WELE.FM (108.9). Benitez went down from a spurted out and trickled into Into the ropes with three quick the Hatters. The Grenadiers ___ ____ both of Benitez' eyes. The punches. ' Jan . 17-7:30 p.m. - College basketball. STETSON vs. Southeast Friday night In the and Mx rebounds paced the were paced by Greg Guys pair of sharp left hooks In Hatters' opening basketball DOlphins ___ Mercer, at: Deland. WEIMM (105.9). Elsewhere In the first night with 13 points. Both Ewing final 20 seconds of UIC 15th former champion began He helped focus the Jan. 21 - 7:30 p.m. .-- College basketball. STETSON vs. game. Back In the center of the Hatters' eyes *way from of the Florida college and Guye are transfer round and rose in two seconds backing up for the first time in Sooth Florida, at: DeI.and. WELE-FM (1051), ring, the two fighters exon wobbly legs. Leonard went the fight. Friday, students who were drafted by basketball season g College Jacksonville and on Leonard, 146, from Palmer changed dozens of punches 9:4* p.m. ES? (7:4* p.m. RUST) Jan. 24 and landed two Elvis Roll. scored 32 till IndI.la Pacers of the after him alter ended they tist half basketball, Stetson vs. Ui. Air Force Academy, at: Clorado hi li the more w st ng left hocus to Park, Md., was a 3.1 favorite before Benitez fell back Into trailing 3344, accordIng to POints and guard Mickey NBA In the spring draft. Sprkgs. WELEFM (111.9). Jacksonville, paced by the head before referee Caries over Benitez, who weighed the ropes. Leonard then (bug. Stetson coach Glenn Wilkes. DIllss'd 24 to lead Florida 0:30 p.m. ES? (7:30 p.m. ($T) Jan. 24 landed the first left hook, and Ray, Padilla of the Philippines 1441t. State University to a 10143 Hack ett champion," "He's a great at: Blngham WELE.FM basketball. Station vs. Samford, buckling Benitez'sknees, then Into Benitez' gl looked assy . "ldiasa-Sootheaat Is a tal. victory over Florida MM; outrebounded Georgia fo ht said Leonard. "He ug ' (108.9), with a second left hook sent fight. halted t Dolphins ey a College 49-29 as the es nd he called team that Is very well and 6-foot-9 sophomore lot of spirit. This Is the Benitez to the canvas and he a Jan. 24-0:00 p.m. College basketball, station s. The bout, the richest ever overmatched coached, Wilkes said. "They reserve lawlsSbephard came burled the moment of my life car, at: Macon WELMM (101). was up almost immediately. upoel, and I off the bench to h10I11Ø4 an Colonels. Singh Gum and between two fighters beneathtgreatest could our am.Il an it's even greater than Mon- But he looked dazed and Fib 4-7:30 p.m. College 1IWItbaII, STETSON vs. Old think heavywei gh the busy overwhelming rebounding Maurice Roulhac each players were W91.2411111 (10.9) STETSON s. OrJ thinking ahead to Jadtaon show as the University 01 contributed 12 points to the classification, marked the treal. Dem, at: D,Laad.College Padilla decided to halt the "°etbMl, "I knew (had the edge," bout. F.b.9 -7:24 p.m. 26th consecutive victory for ,,jlhandOtdoSI in do first SosJt.F1orlde beat aou.bsy victory. * *\ **: • - Keg. $83. Young men's suiting of woven polyester gabardine pairs he patch pocketed blazer and flare -leg slack with double belt loops. If purchased separately: Blazer, rig. $47. Sal. 32$ Slacks, rig. $16. Sale 11.21 Not shown: Vest, rig. $16. Sale 11.20 ! ' *. .. M10 . LI - • .: 1 - * * - * Roberta, at: D,Lai1d WEIZ-fM (101). College boblithell, STEtSON vs. Feb. 11-7:30 p.m. dr DeLaud WZZM (MO). n O vs. bel (g Feb. 14-7: pm JassvWe,M:D,La'dWELZ4'M(1IU). College t"'lbalL STETSON vs. Feb. 18-7:24 p.m.College - Gssrg.Mu,at: DsLaed. WEIMM (IOU). ! rb107Js P.M - Caw baibet,Std1Nvs.$OIh Flerida, at: TInW.. WEL&FM (liii). : Feb 24-7:30 p.m. College tpaibitl, STETSON vs. Mare, at: DeLaud. WELEI'M (liii). F.b,t7-7:30p.m.-CollspWthull.$TEtSONVI. • 'n-rio MM W.at DLid. WELE-FM (101) - 4ri:tl 1 _ - o * - - i:t • / .* / . . ' .,i .. * - * ftle'2180 to 128 i *,8 ksacarser.bIgh39poima,ttth17. Nets hit their nest Mx attempts 10 Alex English added 21, Includi ng 10 lead with 10:51 remaining with 194 IyUibed pr _____ a 124 lead and were never In a 14-2 secondperlod spurt, to lead spurt. New Jersey Coach Kevin ol* Iran the floor, Incholutig a t °l*goalaaI êloM km till headed. Laeghsrydeddedlonesaf*bnsk th Indiana. Jan 112, WarrIers 100 In ether games, Boston edged line. tins gamin ego, ad the Iroetheow 1$, Clippers lii Adrian Dantley scored 39 points i "I ithe our new iw-"tg ms, it Yerk, 10047, .ladlana def eated Nets Isat l aim. Dwr$ Dawkins poured in 28 and Utah mapped a 141am. losing Washington, 9941, Philadelphia points, including a Iayup with a streak with Its first road victory and gets me open," aid Nowlin. Iaisry_çiè. to áeep the Walib, who si'aded Son Diege, iowsi, SeaWe c play, ppi third triumph of the season. ftovis .1mm In in olet to aeon pi has watched Ida cleb drop 17 of 24 defeated Kane. Qty, 107-102, in to its Ift straigt* trliinph. Short had 33 points for Golden State. N. Nets ac games, ccippl.hii,d the Nuggets overtime, Baa Antonio topped MAliBU, Cilg. (UPI) ad inch wishes to (cc. a ad Friday ot Rackets 100, Atla t N SW)MId their IgP tail d the wu chM. Pldimd, 197404, Utait at ucs J, wbuiw in theIr itie." Calvin Murphy hit for 31 points the with a $7410 deI -16 Gd Mo. 1124$, Ilointen best Gus WUlims scored 37 polnta cata geld Jeoner, ub. n Fred and Rick Barry contributed 33 to Ilutt the ±1q I 'Iom'y time I t.iid eread A1'te 10811, ad Cokego 5w'. In lbs foiith quarter and = 0dN dW pla Newhin was shooting" aid ow hit a pair 01 long-range lead Houston over Atlanta, the 'W.ai$ep VAbdem WIIch. pelad L4* Mgi 107-180. 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UNa * VLA - * * fit IL - •- * * . - - . ____ '. • - - :_ * •1 I - * . .-. - - - ..- - * - *. -.. * • • ..- . - * 7 -!-%- -A - .. �S. - ' - • 2B-Evefflg Nerald, Sanford, Fl, Sunday DSC.217 Lemon, Nelson, Gillis Lead Charge Unranked Oviedo In Elite Top Four ------------- um Assn Lions Whip Uatnest - (ireyhounds M Am _IF Race Over West Orange By 19 Shortly before the prep termission and stretch it to as basketball season began, many as 22 points in the third Lyman hoop coach Tom quarter, Lawrence was the first to Lemon, hitting on 8-13 shots admit that his Greyhounds from the floor tallied 18, were small, but he also Nelson canned another 15 and pointed out they were very Neal Gillis turned in an all quick. around fine performance by Friday night, behind the hitting 9.13 shots from the slick and shifty play of Sam floor, snarring eight Lemon, Jeff Nelson and Neal rebounds, coming up with Gills, the Greyhounds raced four steals and hitting a away to a 22 point third perfect 4-4 from the charity quarter lead and went on to stripe to take game high pod a 76-57 win over Wed honors with 21 points, Orange. "Gillis played a super ball The victory improved the game, an all around game Greyhound's record to 3.1. tonight," praised Lawrence. Wed Orange played the "He hit a couple of un shifty Longwood crew on an conscious shots but after that even basis throughout the terrible first quarter shootingfirst period and entered wise everybody seemed to quarter number two with the score knotted at 12 all. "We dlckft shoot worth a lick that first period," observed 'Hound coach Tom Lawrence. "They kept things kind of slow so we went with the press and tried to speed things up a little." The Greyhound fuilcourt press, fast becoming Lyman's trademark In this young season, worked to perfection. The 'Hounds forced 24 West Orange turnovers and turned By JOE DSANTIS Herald Sports Editor off-tackle and the two-way star rambled "We just knew we could stop them if for 55 yards to the Ram 31. they went to the air," said Neese of the After losing IS on a fumbled pitch out, Like a crafty field general in the heat of Kesstnger dropped back on fourth-and-17 defensive performance and his two interceptions. a big battle, Oviedo coach Joe Mon- and hit Marty Neese in the endzone to "The interceptions came on a couple of tgc*nery turned all of his troops loose complete the first Oviedo scoring drive, their screen plays," pointed out the solid Friday night and declared war on inNeese, who also turned in a brilliant tightend. "They floated the halfback out vading Gainesville Eadalde. performance with two interceptions and Into the flat and I just floated with himWhen the smoke cleared, the a couple of quarterback sacks, curled I don't think the quarterback even saw scoreboard clock (which didn't work half under his defender at the last possible me." as well as the Lion game plan) showed moment and made a beautiful diving Pagels and Williams, Oviedo's massive Oviedo with a convIncing 19.7 quarter- catch of the Kessinger strike, tackles were happy, but slightly disapfinal state playoff win against the That clutch play set the tone of the pointed in not scoring the shutout. visitors, game for Oviedo as the Lions never let With 42 seconds on the clock, Ham "I've never been prouder, never, than I up. quarterback Wimberly found Randy was tonight when I walked on the field After halting the Ham offense for the Buxton over the middle on a screen and with this team," beamed a Jubuliant better part of the first period, Kesainger, the Eastslde fullback rambled In to Montgomery. who finished the night with a 944 passing complete a 40 yard scoring play. The game plan was a simple one. performance for lZ yards, hit speed "I almost had the sack," said a slightly Attack by air, land and sea and defend all demon Marvin McClennon on a gangster disappointed Williams. "But we were In flanks, right pass from the Ram 40, a prevent and our linebackers took real Once again it was field commander McClennon, who rambled for 89 yards deep drops so it was a good play for them Troy Kessinger leading his troops In o the night, got one step Into the to call." spectacular fashion, secondary and Juked his way into the "They moved the ball pretty well on The lanky senior did the attacking by endsone as the final seconds ticked off that sprint-draw but we made some air, fullback Mike Scott handled the the first quarter. adjustments to it and cut off the run," charge by land, and senior sensation Oviedo's third score came after pointed out Pagels. Marvin McQeiuson did the job by sea. Neese's second interception of a Wim1111 tell you what, they area high class The Rim defenders might want a berly pass with six-minutes left in the team. No cheap shots, no mouthing off, spelling lesson on the latter, they've seen first 5Jf. nothing. They came to play football," too much of McQennon. Starting from the Ram 42, Kesslnger added the senior. While the offense, with the help of marched the Lions on an 11 play drive Perhaps the Rams were high class, but wideosd Sun Duds and tighteid Marty behind the running of Scott and their Neese was busy putting 19 first half McClennon to bring Moody's crew to thegame coach, Harrell Harrison's post comments were somewhat bush points on the board before a from, but Ham goal line. ecstatic home crowd, a Ray Williams and Gambling on a fourth and one for "We hurt ourselves on that first drive Troy Pagels led defense blanked the re, Mcclennon popped through a highly regarded Eastaider's until the orease In the line for the Lion's final tiH3f when we fumbled," said Harrison. "If we final 30 seconds of the game. could have scored there I think the with 2:13 left before Intermission. Gainesville controlled the tide of the "Everything went right tonight," outcome would have been different." battle early ln the contest by taking the ensUed the lanky quarterback. "Mike Despite the fact the Uons belted his opening kickoff and marching to the (Scott) ran great, the line did a super job squad repeatedly throughout the game, Oviedo 32. But It was there that the Lion the bed all season. Everything was Harrison refused to put Oviedo In the defense rooeto the challenge and began a right.same class as such other 3A powers as nightlong streak of big plays to con"We didn't let up," added Oviedo's Gainesville and Buctsolx. tlnua lly frustrate the Earn offense. inspirational quarterback. "Last week But t hat's nothins new to the Lions. On wd.,ans4.iaun W4Illti.. -' niiA awn nuuaon me _,_. -•. "--•most It 10 us They've spent the entire aeas0n-trying to Papb crashed through the Ram line and In the second half .. tonight we stuck it to convince people they're for real. popped Eartaide quarterback Doug Fast, the whole game." Wimberly, resulting is a Rim fumble, Gainesville put a meaningless score on Maybe the Florida prep Dunkel Index Tackle Doug Kerr recovered and the the board in the final 30 secondis which is convinced now too. It rated the Hams Lion offense ignited Its tans the first time took just a little glheir from the de(wr As 22 points better than Oviedo In Ow It had the bill. Mv, units play, according to the leading power rating for Florida prep football KMthIrr handed to Mike Scott on an munbors of the fiery [4,i, tesme. .,. a.. -- 1 UP AND Oviedo's marvelous halfback Marvin McClennon goes up to the top of the heap on a third down play at the Gainesville Eastdide goal line in the second quarter. McClennon was stopped short on this try but made it into the end zone on a fourth down attempt. OVER! Lions: Faith Has Been The Key Immediately followine the lad play d the tArm'i 11.7 whi _ best young man I've ever been around," complimented Monty. KUWW's inspiration has fixleed brought a feeling of cohesiveness to the squad. A susie that each player looks out i,. ._aa._.., WPJ ... - . . - - . -. .. Ulm iiaevei. IWO 1115 LIOfl$ 00 DeUeVe. mey believe In their LM'P'flateL their coaches and what they've I 3 done. Medgon*i7', pre game pep talk was short and sweet. "JsM go out and play hard, play with enthusiasm and play with your hurts," he Inspired. Shortly bulor. be timed the lAces loose on Eaatalde 'foot d1 tonight, you guys can be ,O want IL Just go and do your jobs like you've b: l$" TheUonlfollowedthegameplantoatee,Th,coacblngstaft of JobS Gofonib, Ken Kroog, Paul Greer and John Horn are ___ Jut four more etainpies of what Oviedo believes In, Ksuüsgers Inspiration leadership, and raUoit before Montgomery Jokingly comments, "You know, you always and after games hu been acandantjngredius* in the tJo,i's hw thatahch is dyuguhigsme .d'un, of things the entIre year. in" oaj of ths locker rgo for pre.ganis ills, dr "These guys are great, give some of theUensqUygathered wood th*qe, plb ore'was a atern reminder about tbN past. U0 by hands for their, team prayer, ___ "Golds us tonight so that we may win for you, Lord," ashud a_____ big $sad. But lid. was the date playoffs, net the regular Ksaeingor, uwon, Twelve times the Isseky nIgt*4eaadsr as lid the Playll', the "01, yoitóok It to them is the first half, bud you have to go Uoia have been vidonlous all twelve tinoetwo Mosdy When the hoopla had auttied down somewhat, the Uoss'i ca'ast gathered in their cedomary circle at n?Idfusld, again clasping "You guys isaw we',. been In this position before and a hands In tIib. and pal.. of _____ the man updaIns _____ couple ci timnes we 14 down and lit them get back in "Thankyosforthie vidory,thenkyos for l,Ith4us win thie g. for you Lo," asid a ao spokes £esr, H. thus added "Gainssvifl. didn't go 101 and get here by not being p4 "Prelsud Golissitlie_____ on their trip home." That'. the kind ci of team that can come beck. You can't let up now" young msntha.l- '- :1 turn Ovisdo around, not only on the Mosdgornery warned, fold in the hid of Ow ow, but in muiy intailft ways. "Goad andgitafterthsm forM more minutes and you guys "WlyiealIadsr, hats beusianlaapin.tjomafl year long," areluthsfinalfour," Modiomury of his tinier. Twemty4our minutes later after the players and co.dgng 'ThsbroUøasmu,efdnnls wIh ids _____ u.d.rabipaad doff bad received the congratulations and hand shakes of lrMios and I ti the era have made a all realise hundreds of well wishers, they headed for the locker room. whiM thiS WhOle thing is abiat," Fi4li their way through the mass hqpin,.. were three "l'sniheaIa "Afh. it .&i.. 1_aIu .. PrePPifli now for their "Santa Claus Tournament" to be held 011 Dec. 74 ill ___ ,Casaelb01TY, d -. , , : - mother four. Teams are from the Orlando Altamonte and .1.WOod 100gU5$ thus far and win particIate In a doubl.'ellminatton affair _______ -d - Vldsest Uonfullback Mike Scott picks up third quarter yardage aga inst Gaineu,IJk Easiside. The bruising senior electruies thebome crowd on the first play af the game bydashlig for aSS yardgala. Scidt finished with ItS yard on the night. . ' Browns Host Oilers In C - • rucia - • • -,. NSA Standings Division - International •y United p Eastern Aflantc .. . •s . .o 1* 13 .411 7½ C 12 .421 e I. i; i .eio eosion ' -: Divisisa mile New York - Washlng$n 10 11 New Jerly Central - II 11 .571 13 10 .245 ½ 17 11 .522 1½ 1115 .423 4 ii 11 .423 4 7 14 .304 6½ Atlanta Sa' Anton CIev,lnd ,:lMleisa - '.. -. ' ,,trott ,, "I'd a beck of a 14 rather with a M"ii flu, Is Clrnlaad'i (acM lam mis'. be" togoupthsrewlththsm peeled to start agalsM P40SUM b@ ilaft NS "We ad What we Want, to two son" M& *m M 0&&w akwo he hN aa*N, • because of.keJu.nIss lsAIIPi. uippId this LW 5SI PU%NIA1I '. - Was Dings, is at NO, -. A - 7S M URN` 'J.' 97 - . ' ' A ' . . ___ . . wu- . 'I . • ",-. ' - - - a rv. • so" Dow" star owsturs,o,,srs, Free Sk'. 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III# Atmoi Cielamim Witlinlip Payne, 3.0, Key Smww *y, Florida In* iv.). M ile W.I.rlCUINivb. s'sd. - IAMLAI !t $TI NOUNS: SUNDAYS -s AM. 4 P.M - !ATURDAYS S AM.•i __ ___ Wiilias'i CL N.MIN11LlSILMtvW. ')' ..•. Mft Lisp WREN AND PET CLIPPERS - SHARPENED AND REPAIRED * All Shivers Should Ii Sharpentd Tice A Year - (specially Norelco r =0 EM. 2 FREE SHARPENINGS WITH ALL NEW SHAVERS I "I -' - lbs WE SELL ALL BRANDS OF NEW SHAVERS * MI Wed Ooei ly Factory Tumid Ispirt * All Wort Guarantn KV e'S Xomer .5 a L..0 tm.$. Tom 4, Saills @Nft WiM D1111,111 - 11.4 ** 340 ILsVa.Aranm ISIS S 440 0104) 43.45, P140)75 ($457 1 , 060 ON"6: 'toy amm us - Total fouls, : West Orange 71, Lyman 17. Fouled out: Ellison, Solomon. Technicals: None. .IV: Lyman 67. West Orange 63. ' V . 1212 IC 14-57 1222 21)5-76 before hiving to leave for a Lake Howell sports banquet. She nowhu9inarowin league play. Talasko and Count. Walbtwsr led the Mice with 33 hits each, Tern WO.BalowdDimalla two apiece, with Hale adding 4 nW. Alice Fry, playing her first game In 31 yea rs, redebut.d with an Intleldoi* and a C.O. 0(1-21 V.01 P(1-1) 11.11; T M Queb@C T$,dgime 1440 341311111-01111. • ffidiar.a CC. Waslileelen t J' ZiL w. 1 Waffle we Nan City , ue us 0~54000 11411 caicigs or, Los AeSSISS ' 11 111, LI 1001 AT ONLANDO.SSMINOI.I AML - sAlava•OIa 4$6 0 (1-31 XA$i P(1-31 Mff$ 1 0- Boom "I, Now Yoft 91 i'- 13.20 7.20 1.00 9.4011-00 1.00 3Aiuria.Zarre Otis) I'll'P114)21111,7 (1 53)H3.II. Jai Alai 4½ 6 ilcaIye. .417 now Jwm IV, Donvor Its ;:Phlla Ill. See Oldie 151 J .gift II PrWyls Ralows - Who 10 Ooldee 51. . ' - l Arts -Arana 4.0 ' Seventh game 12.00 6,50 3.00 3PltaPeitla 5.00 140 llatrDoug 140 6 R$caArnors 001 Q (1.3) $4I P 113-1111 114 -7(3' 14) 374.21. sip* ow I 16 C .410 backup, real. Rich Din- - Ilx* lime 14.40 4.50 440 2 SirnonAttu 6.10 460 6 Mlke4Oysrl 7.20 4SablnoElorza 0(24)44.I11 P(24) I41.CI,T(214)321.41. 16 9 A* 1 7.11631110, DD (1-1) SIIJ& 7- Igs Ar4 , - 1144.11. IL.M4N,yes*20 C 9M 740 5104.00 U.n. lNegui.Urquldl PCII$CDIVIIIII . • West Orange Lyman Angeles CIICSO a 8usdeyWhewwhiit the bid Oft wsc.sdorI* Coach lien 1"1 pt In atbur games lmy, lbs An Contral or: new from a parmonnil stand' no Browns' offense Is Denver is at Beffali1 'ugi Houlan ou.r@ in a gem. pshn.". dsed.d by an0 ups, Who at temp iq, isiure at Width 1st51IY$'*S hey to thiw Is' 3 111* aM hN lbS NOW YkJ, iflmIN his, pft$ A dth'. '" __ lbi em ie$0 do thei$gem- tigfti_ -1110010111111 .04 TM ' ss, w has, rsiiit pkll, iI $s W" NNlehasthlesourbd kelbsNrLinr.rugwu an asuetaud of radioP'1s, Gnus 1111111k led In the An in 1,NIyw*. Iadsg wide naads.. J+hes*iw,ffsU N.wY.stq1 4*I$biIjj3j4: wilba$4M *aMMu1 $OulhUPmeisoeat*. 240 * is ia.i P (44) 311.45, 7 It 1? .34 9 a 41-2) 61.111110 P 11111-141 1135.41. IO'Gft VAN UM. 10.10 6.40 S Afurla-Mendel 2ArtaRitia Weslera Cealsraacs - - By Veiled Prees ut--t Atlanta at Cleveland boston at Kansas City Milwaukee at Los Angeles Golden State at Seattle , , 1. -. - - .,. I, - West Orange (17): Smith 6. Dillaha I?, Stephens 6. ThortOn 1$, Jenkins 7, Ellison 2. Lindsey S. Solomon 8 Totals 74 9 IS 57. Lyman (78): Lemon IS. Nelson IS. Gillis 21. Zastrow 3. Gilliam 7, Hillman 1, Dailey 6. French 7. Totals 30 16 2776 - S.swr.vs Oamis Denver •t New York Civland at PhiladelphIa New jersey at Washington San Diego at Atlanta San Antonio at Detroet at Indiana Portland it Houston Seattle at Utah Milwaukee at Golden St. Chicago at Phoenix Pro Football. • I I CCIIEBOARD 4A 4M 11 and 5. games as they defeated Hamtlyu's Subs fl4 IAwla D17W&l 114 and Th. Kids, iO1. i.fle Dixon hurled a 3.bItt.ragoladlewlawlthano " - -- 1 101 ft" In What IWs brow* 19 ft low#$ ci ELECTRIC $HAUER CLINICI ,.l I test. Lyman pulled off a 6743 win over West Orange. Slick-shooting William Scott pumped in a game high 34 points to the pace Greyhounds. The Greyhourn...'s next game will be a road trip to face West Orange again on December 7. - _____ 11 Terri with a pair of tn$$es too, Peters smacked another two tripte against Lewis, In Just two at bat to rim her hit streak to 7 straIght. Pat , II - Herald Phil. by Tam b-5- The _ '' . MargaretPetersboomed out a perfect S for 5 including apslro(trlplesqainstthe sues. On added 4 rbits as did ___ the • (b id for SundaY afternoon at 3:00 p.m. Any teams still Interested may contact ___ Mickey Norton at $314711. ____ - I' With the big lead midway through the second half, Lawrence had the luxury of going to his bench a lot, something that the Lyman coach is happy to do. "It's a good situation when we get to play everyone. I liked the way our sophomore Eric French handled himself tonight. He's always improving and will be a big help for US. French found time to score seven points and haul down four rebounds for Lyman. "He'll be a player," said a pleased Lawrence. The Greyhounds made it a double win situation over Wed Orange. In the Junior varsity con- Angelo's Casselberry starting Friday n4ft with a bit shutout after five Innings. McDonough added a pair ol "Mice" won their lad three doubleheader at Swnmerset Sheila and Renee DiCarlo safeties and lAss Talaske so(tball games to run their Park. Action will continue all combined to Bet The Kids rapped a two-run triple. - unbeaten mark to 7*0 In the day Saturday, starting at 9:00 down with 7 hits and Carron The Peters streak continm . Longwood Womnens Fall am. at both Summered and Rochelle did the same in against Tht Kids as she .j...'._.a i.. .inui,JO,h hluai Si.J' NoW IU1A1U her UXI5 IWU MCI U1 "r"" luau,. 'fl.. Mlii. Qaua..auI T .ip. 1i ilnaul. •p ,.4ii.,4,.ai Oh. us- llyJOEDeBANTIS Build 8" Editor warm up to the basket." The Greyhounds got hot in quarters number two through four and finished the night hitting 30.65 shots from the field for a 46 percent mark. "I thought we shot fairly well, but we could stand to get a little better at the free throw line," pointed out the former Stetson roundball ace. "We play better, much smoother when the tempo of the game is quick," pointed out the second year Greyhound coach. "That's why we went with the press in the second quarter. It worked pretty well, we forced them to pick up the game some and I'll take24 turnovers from the defense anytime." CasselberryM o ce Run Win Streak Tn 3, Stand 7-0 Herald PPI6S by Tam VêacaM ____ • , -- Lyman's junior ace Neat Gulls drives for a bucket against a West Orange . . 1k uw .4. .1 fl4111 k?I. down eight reoounus and came up defender. (11111% poppea in 1 points, nawea aown Lemon loose on the basket to - with four steals In the Greyhound victory. take a 10 point lead at in. Over Gainesville EadsidS, coach Joe Montgomery F$OSd the crowd of W one young man. His quarterback, Tray Klnger, likewise songt* out that. Redd poru Mowing the big win. When quarterback and coach finally met at midfield they enracnd. Modgomery bald lISdr for _____ smstmog his • That'aoetMng WIS 'I love you, all of you you guys are the greatest is lbS Perhaps that midfield misting bed symbolizes Mmsphure, the fe& ng oftheentire been - •. Nrsld PIlate by Tarn Netwl - • ,.. -. .• . - _ '- Sunday Dec. 2. 973$ Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I V 1 '.'a.•MiS ''satuieni .1 .54 -. 1 1-46.4. s i 6.4 J1_ 1%_.C*(4 ''.''.l'4 V f'( . --' .m-1 S ".\' '-s-' 'i. "' V I 1*51C01010M'\ V •-.assaa, ff'1 U . 1% ', • '5SC 4P. S . -- _ - --- •1 - -- ---------- - S.- - .. -. - __ - -- - - - --. -- - - - - - - •_ -• - - -- - . .. -, S -' e -s • ,-.'% ' - - �-, . ' • . •• . • . . -_.i_.. ' . •S_3 ........................ . . •:. - .-.•-•.--. j• • j 4B-EvenIg Iforald, $iford, Fl. ' .075 Sunday, Dec Space Shuffle Firm I Accused Of Fraud CAPE CANAVERAl,, Fla. ItJPII -. Federal agents are looking into allegations an I I conservation study conducted in the swnmer of lU8 for ü 1\rlhiy ('i.rps of Engineers. engineering firm juggled stork records to charge ex• of a money•losing contract to space shuttle- \ related projects, according to a NASA official. Kennedy Space Center Director Dick Smith said Legal Notice • ________ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA PROBATE DIVISION File Number ?5437.CP Division IN RE: ESTATE OF Friday the investigation of MARY DORIS DIANE I ECLAIR Planning Research Corp. was Deceased NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION being conducted jointly by TO ALL PERSONS HAVING agents from the FBI and the CLAIMS OP DEMANDS National Aeronautics and AGAINST THE ABOVE ESTATE Space Administration's in• AND ALL OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED IN THE ESTATE: Spector general's office. YOU ARE HEREBY In its Friday editions, Cocoa NOT IF I ED that the ad Today said both present and ninistration of the estate of MARY DORIS DIANE LECLAIP. former company employees deceased, File Number 79437CP, falsified time cards, resulting is pending in the Circuit Court for in the charging of some ex SEMINOLE County, Florida, pensesfroman$88,00(Ienergy Probate Division, the address of which 's SEMINOLE COUNTY COURTHOUSE, SANFORD, FL. the personal representative of the -. Legal Notice estate is ALFRED LECLAIR. whose address is 1110 TIM 1'FPLANF TP., CASSELI3EPRY, FICTITIOUS NAME FL. The name and address of the Notice Is hereby given that I am perSonal represent,.tive's attorney engaged in business at 301 F. 7$th are set forth below. Place, Sanford, Florida, Seminole All persons having claims or County, Florida, under the tic iemancis against the estate are titiout name of THE ENGINE equired, WITHIN THREE SHOP, andthat I intend foregister AONTHS FROM THE DATE OF said name with the Clerk of the tHE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Circuit Court, Seminole County, tHIS NOTICE, to file with the Florida in accordance With the .lerk of the above court a written provisions of the Fictitious Name .tatementofanyclaimordemand Statutes, To Wit: Section 86509 hey may have. Each claim mutt Florida Statutes 1957. be in writing and must indicate the Sig. Joseph 0 Kennedy basis for the claim, the name and Publish December 7,9, 16, 23, 1179 addressof the creditor or his agent DEQ7 or attorney, and the amount __________ claimed. If the claim is not yet due, the date when it will become CITY OF LAKE MARY, due shall be stated. If the claim s FLORIDA contingent or unliquidated, the NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING nature of the uncertainty shall be TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: stated. If the claim is secured, the NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN security shall be described. The by the City Council of the City of claimant shall deliver sufficient lake Mary, Florida, that said copies of the claim to the clerk to Council will hold a public hearing enable the clerk to mail one copy on January), 1910, at 7:30P.M., to to each personal representative. consider an OrdInance entitled as All persons interested In the follows: estate to whom a copy of this AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Notice of Administration has been OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, RE mailed are required, WITHIN ZONING CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE THREE MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF THE FIRST MARY, AS HEREIN DEFINED PUBI. ICATION OF THIS FROM A I TOM 1A, PROVIDING NOTICE, to file any objections A CHANGE TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MAP, PROVIDING theymayhavethat challenges the COFL ICTS, SEVERABILITY validity of the decedent's will, the oualifications of the personal AN EFFECTIVE DATE. changing the Zoning on the representative, or the venue or following described property jurisdiction of the court. ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND situate in the City of Lake Mary, OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Florida The Southeast 4 of the WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. Date of the first pubtication of Scutheast'tofSectionl, Township 205,Range3OE,LessRightof.Way this Notice of Administration: November 25, 1979. for Rinehart Road, Alfred Leclair more commonly known as: As Personal Representative Thirty three (33) acres north of of the Estat, of Slromberg.Carlson Plant on MARY DORIS DIANE Rinehart Road. lIsa public haaring will be held LECLAIR lnthl"CltyHall,cNyafL.keMa,y, Fiarida,at 73OP.M., on January ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL J, 1910, or as soon thereafter as REPRESENTATIVE: possible, at which time interested GARY DOANE. ESO. parties for andagainst the request P.O. BOX 1106 stated above will be heard. Said ORLANDO, FL. 32102 hearing may bi continued from Telephone: (30$) $132773 Publish November 25, and time to time until final action December 7, 1979 taken by the City Council. ....... .'... . ---- . flFP.,I ,nue 1W mull QV fTI0 In three (3) public places within the City of Lake Mary, Florida, at the City Hall, and publish.d in the IN THU SEMINOLE COUNTY Evening Hrald, a newspaper of CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND FOR general circulation in the City of THU EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Lake Mary, .i_ tun. et CIRCUIT OF FLORIDA lust thirty (30) days prior to the CIVIL ACTION NUMBER 9. date of th. public hearing, and the fløCAS5JIL) owneriof the real property which BERNARD JAFFE. TRUSTEE, Plaintiff, is affected hereby, shall be mailed by the City Clerk, a copy of this ' CONTINENTAL EQUITY notice as their address may ap PARTNERSHIP pear on the latest ad vaiorem tax LIMITED NUMBER La Michigan Limited records. Partflership and THE MYERS DATED: November 2$. 57e COMPANY, a Washington cor. Connie Malor poration, not qualified to do CITY CLERK bvsin.ssinlheStateol Florida, as CITY OF LAKE MARY, Trustee. FLORIDA Defendants, PublIsh December 7, NOTICE OF ACTION TO: IN INS CIRCUIT COUNT OF CONTINENTAL EQUITY LIMtT THU EIQNTUNTN JUDICIAL ED PARTNERSHIP NUMBERS, SEMINOLE a Michigan I.imit.d Partnership IN CIRCUIT COUNTY, FLORIDA 400 Kendale Drive, CASE NO 79*INCA4II Suite 30) IN RI. THE MARRIAGE OF: Fast Lansing, Michigan 4173 LEE ROY SMITH, .. 'N tHE CIRCUIT COURT OF IHE EIGhTEENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA CIVIL NO. iS I41SCAoSA SOt DALE BUILDERS, INC., Flo,.da corporation, Plaintiff s ____________________ BtIIJPIS 0 SIMPSON. et at., Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION '0 I'I'TIILIP B CLARK and PATRICIA CLARK 07 University Drive I,HkSOflViIle, North Carolina, YOU APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an Amended (oi'iplant Iotoreclosea Mortgage '" the following property ifl 'Inn",,' IOf't tot 8?. Block "A" SEMINOLE "IC.HTS. .)rrort' nO to (P1.' PIat ""reot, as recorded in Plat oo . '..u. I .ind 7. of the Public Re. 'irds of Seminole County. I loricia l'.i'. h.i'n tiled Against You and YOU " rtQiiired tO serve a copy of your wr'tten defenses, if any, to it I'T 0. GAITON, ESO., Plaintitt's attàrney, whose ad '5 2A99 lee Road, Suite 705. Winter Park, Florida, 32719. on or liefore the ird day of January, 1980, and file the original with the Clerk ol this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or immediately thereafter; other wise a default will be cnterii ,igainst you for the relief demandcd in the complaint or petition WITNESS myftand and the Seal of thiS Court on this 29th day of November, 1979. . (SEAL I ARTHUR H ITECVWITH As Clerk of the Court By Eve Crablree Deputy Clerk Publish December 7, 9, 16, 73, 1979 OFOA _.. INVITATION TO BID The Housing Authority of the City of Sanford, Florida will receive bids for modernization to CASTLE BREWER COURT FLA. 16 I until 7:00 P.M., on the 9th of Janludry 1910, at the Redding C.nrdens Community R30m, 5th Street and Locust Avenue, San. tord, Florida, at whIch time and place all bids will be publicly opened and read aloud. Proposed forms of contract ,tu,'l5 iflcludiflg ptans and specifications, are on file at the office of the Housing Authority of (tie City of Sanford, Florida, Ad ministration Building, Castle Itrewer Court, Sanford, Florida and the office of the Architects', ('.ulmann Dragash Associates, Architects, Planners, Inc. Sanford Atlantic Bank Building, Suite ioo, P0 Drawer 93$, Sanford, Florida. Copies of the documents, drawings and specifications may be obtained by depositing $25.00 With the Architect for each set Of documents so obtained. Such deposit will be refunded to each person who returns the plans, specIfIcations and other documents in good Conditions within 10 dab's after bid opening. Acsrtifledch.ckoqbankdraft, payable to the Housing AuthorIty of lhe City of Sanford, Florida, U. S. Government Bonds, or a satIsfactory bid bond executed by the bidders and acceptable sureities in an amount equal to 5 percent of the bid shall be sub. mitted with each bid. "u .1 '•'% ._ ,.,,, CLASSIFIED ADS IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, 9TH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CASE NO. 75'7077.CA.04.E IN RE: THE MARRIAGE OF KENNETH WAYNE STEVEN SON. Husband, and COIL FEN GALE STEVENSON. Wife NOTICE OF ACTION To K E N NE T H WAYNE STEVENSON Route S. Box 53 Slideli, Louisiana 10451 YOU APE NOTIFIED that an action for diSsOlut on of marriage t been filed against you iii the Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida. and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses if any, to it on JACK T. BR I 0 GE S • F SO U I P E, CLEVELAND, MIZE & BRIDGES, whose address is Post Office Drawer Z. Sanford, Florida 37771 attorneys for Petitioner, on or before the 12th day of December, 1919 and file the original with the Clerk of the above styled Court either before service on Petitioner's attorney or immediately thereafter; other wise, a Default and ultimate ludoment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Petition. WITNESS my hand and seal of this Court on this 7th day of November, 1979 I SEAL) ARTHUR H BECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court By Patricia Robinson JACK I BRIDGES, ESQUIRE CLEVELAND, MIlE I BRIDGES Post Office Drawer 2 Sanford Florida 32771 Publish November 11, Ii, 75, Decembt?r 2. l91 DEPIl IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, PITH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. CIVIL ACTION NO, 71.7439.CA.09. A CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, a Municipal corporation, Plaintiff, Seminole Orlando - Winter Park 3222611 8319993 1 tin',e 3cOIfllCUtjVltiIfll$ HOURS 530 P PA, A,M MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9 Noon 8 00 . Sanford. Mohawk Ave. For Rent- unfurn. one new duplex apt. 2 bdrm.. dec. range, ret., washer.dryef hookup. $273 mo. Lease, sIC. 327 $753. 3 Lines Minimum DEADLINES Noon The Day Before Publication Sunday - -_-- - _________________- _______ nIed _____;s-IIp _________________ Apts. for Senlir Citizens. Down town, very clean I roomy. See Jimmie CoWan, 311 Palmetto Ave. * * 3 tSR. IS, tam. rm., CII A, Carp.,' fenced backyard, near hosp., adults. $313 I dep. 323961$._- ENERGY COME TO Lost. BIt., female toy poodle. Vicinity 20th Sf. & French Ave. Fri. night. Reward. 373 1510. House2BR,nearOsteen Garden spa cc. RetIrees 912.294 1107 AAA EMPLOYMENT LIVE.IN HOUSEKEEPER Mature woman who loves children. Light cooking, own car preferred. Room & board plus $100 weik. Lost Black,Male,Shepherd REWARD 3732045 - EN JOY Creative Expressions 323.7113 - 12Spidal NOtICES _________________________ Need transportation from Sunland area to North Side Christian School in Maitland. Will share expenses. 3731079. ____________________________ _______ 1$-HPIDflM _ SECRETARY Sharp individual needed by nation's largest mfg, of fac. tory built modular housIng. Typing, shorthand & general office background required. Construction linowI.dge helpful. Paid lIfe I health Ins. holidays, & vacations. Contact Production Dept. Cardinal Industries Inc., Sanford. 305 321 0220 ext. 754. An equal opportunity em ployer. Furniture Delivery Man Must Be Experienced Phone 323 1322 COOKS & CASHIERS Experi.nce dssred. Good pay, in surance, vacation, credi, union IPrOfit sharing. Apply In person Lake Mary U Food Store, Lake Mary Blvd. at II. -____________________ Accountants-imp. in Individual income tax returns. High sal., bonus. Offices throughout area. MAR Block, Inc. III S. Beach, Daytona Beach, Ft. 252 411$. TYPIST- Capable of SO wpm. Shorthand desirable. Handle phoneorders. Retired military or retired civilian preferred. United Solvents. 333)10). s', BENCH TECH & OUTSIDE TECH 33-Houses Furnshsd • . ' CMV. Ilifi 'i • .... . ' . • . , - . . " . , ' _____' L_- - iV& usES '..J'T Only $7,100 cash to mortgage at $20,500. 2SUS.FranctpAve, 3231,3223772,'3n.on9 ( MANAGER TRAINEE t,earn all aspects of busIness. Mutt he r.lntatahla. - SAVE GAS, SAVE T.IME CALLMONDAY 323.s17 - ,,-- Inc.REALTOR, MLS 3235774 Day or Night 21-litustions _____________________ 'Auto Detailing, restoring In. tenor I exterior to original. 3t34S. Wanted: Carpenter Work Smallbobs,orr,palrwk Bythehour. 323343$ Consclantlous ahi.girl Friday wishes panl.time work 3233156 _______ - Drywall, Cellløgs, and Walls repaired. in. I Comm.. RemelollAddltions. Call 171.Uhor 1130)36 ?NEEDCASH7 iT SSmuIl a kiiii UseYourHomeAs$scurlty Call Us For Terms TowsrFin.ncialSrv, l$IS.741.3115 - Animal Haven KennSls kYIU1 Thank You fir Wing my cvstimers I theresa bitter way fisayit ldswtkziinhsim, may you be richly blessed. Beet wishiag Randll laws. . frless. If _____ " Harold Hall Realty Inc. REALTOR, MLS 323-5774 Day or Night ____________________________ _____________________ _____ IrS. rOOM,. $09. h I NI. Air Iheef. Close So restaurants. HEATERS cLEANIp SADJUITED . ' INVITATION $5 ISis S.ld II Yevelois it Ike Seminole Msmp,rlaI rot in. bIN 055*0 SSH&Lln$: Flame ri- ru -lu AddIliMel Imformetion, pINs 011ice if file Motadsis iager. Ad bIN shell be mailed Si She Materials Masopir 0 the liminess flietnarl.I Saapftul, I*) *131. Ait ilillibiN bepastmirkel lots, *i *5 Sm day ii Decgibii $501._and *015 no received omor boWls *5 lISIl day of Detantbor tIN. CARPENTRY PAINTING MIONRV CONCRETE JJUi'snoi * s, , PRU 1sT. W1fl4W.7ipi 00 ___________ . ofacsas lbs infIciet , Mof Manager ii the krnlo,fO Msinurlal rnpm ,, AM inib. SPIbdapof Pours. ___ limineSs Memorial it.spitoi resanyos the r!*0 So rejd amy adall bids. PuOf1* November50, 15 I NecuUr 1.5509 1Mas,qusUIyerofim Sri. lop. Pities, SIC. Wayn. Pool. *.I*1 I'$inhIn Ao.IPAIN'IING ResIdential 1 CommercIal 3331753 attI 771.41P1 -, _________________ FuIM1ft$JIIr ______________________ GaY colons delight the child. Christmas Slippers, we suggest. KNIGHTS,200E.lstDowntors Thrill them with boils Dingo I Cowboy Boots by Acme KNIGHTS,200E.ist.Ooeritewn OMITS O 111' Prguura S $*0m leajwng, . __f. meito tISIUS. ltc. Mobile home ipscli 12111 $73.11 Roiser*ibIe raii aN.we* Mr. 353.7313. I O4FTS ORMA 11 Jam Up Hair Styles I Jeans Levis-JunlorIMissy Tops I Dresses 502 French Ave. 9 CROWN PAWN SHOP Stereos, guitars, cameras I manyothef items 333 *766 1904 Frsnctt Ave. °A WIN MR. T'SFASIIIONS FineClofhingformen 26171.FrenCh 3734161 ___________________ UATTNS JANUARY ci INCREASE Call Expert 100Mg II SanfOrd' *2-3173. SuitS op *Ingtss, r ' 5PKi&leIs Themos ,: Ted meler I eNIen. $letp, rSgis$Sr.d rIMing CeMrodgr• ____________ T91S Irimmiug, removal. Scud-. INin,. howling. Peso 00[ 05 211.56$. -U ii 'ToLhtYourBuiIiii,,. __ Diol 322.2611 Dip's'. .831.9993_1 His comfort is important Daniel Grim Slippers at KNIGHTS,315 I. 1st Downtown Pianos, organ., guitars, amps I, 1JM5. Bob Salt's Disc, Music Ave. CIMer. 333331$ Lackey' Guitar Ct. S Nusiwn. Oven 110 p & used birgalns. Martin-Glbson.Giid.. Yamaha. 711$. Frincb (IN 5.01 Sambos). 1131541. Losing your home S. credit? I will catch up back payments 1 buy equity 322 0216 I We buy your equity. close in 74 Pirs AWARD REAL TV. INC ,o _______________________________ 47-A--Mortgages BOught & 5)$ - - , ___________________________ - itr.ii FANTASTICI 3 BR, 25 brick home in ldyllwiidel Many custom features on a 1g. Laniscapid loll Only $61,900. SUPERI 3 SR. 7B Bnitt wy'styl. homeoverlooling Mayfair golf counsel Every imaginable feeturet SPP WARRANTED. Just $47,110. SPECIALI 3 SR. taB home with CH.A, wu carp., on a quiet culdesact Near schools Ishopping. IPP WARRANT ED. Only $34,150. p P WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES I PLUMBING FIXTURES Jenkins Furniture. 205 E. 25th St. 3230911. 53-TV-Radio-Stereo Wanted. Pick up Topper For 6' bed 323 1192 Ileave message Used Color TVs 9(0 sell 'your thoiCC ALL WOR K $99 ca NoIPs Sanford Furniture Salv,sqe. 17 97. So ot Sanford. 322 8721 Will buy 1st 8. 2nd mortgages We -------also make Real Estate I Business loans. Florida Mor ('.00dused TVs.175&up ......' ut' I,,Vr.,,.,.,... ' i51l5jV MILL [PS Orange Ave. Suite 201. Winter 2619 Orlando fl ph, 3720352 ______ Park 64.4 6432 STEREO TAKE UP PAYMENTS I (.'L...AAiti'nlltwia, (tsr I , Z'nitft walnut console stereo. "Ican still make ends meet...about AM I'M stereo radio. .1 speed WILSON MAtER FURNITURE turntable, $ track tape player times a _________________________ ___________________________ BUY, SELL, TRADE sold new 5600, a teal buy at 3)) 315E. First St. only $1162S or taki' over my 377 5627 ---- 41-4louses -IhY"i'flS $1600 month. Call FURNI TURF BEDDING ________-Ito? 5394 day or night Free Wholesale to all Orlando Whole _____________________________liolil,' tr i,II Atient A.FHA-235-COn. Homes sale rum 2500 Industrial Blvd GENEVA Orlando Low Down Payment ISARGAIN TVS 5.2 acres 330' on pav4d frontage. Why pay more? ash for your 10(1 Will build on (",ss hot water titr cent q,uc $27,000. iOpct.dwn. By owner 14E RB'S TV your lot a, our lot. 365 349$. eve. 345 5451 turn,ie w 3 ton AC I 322 SlIt ,stter I 759? S Santord Ave. V Enterprise. Inc. I 323 1134 I .............____________ Sedel Inc., Realtor 6443013 _______ plaiD, 151,4 AA.m& Dn.,4 ,n ,,., ,.., j Corner cimnop. • ,.. V..-._______________________________ IV V 4VIIVIII. UIU V!i. PU C.sll ,ittt'r S 3 BR, 25, 1g. lot, end, garage. paved road. Mostly pasture 1493 75 bal. $113.16 or SI? nio. 3270067 7'., pcI. mortgage, Sanford with small pond. Wooded Agent 3395386 south. Owner financing homesite at rear. 565,000 with ' Trailer. combo boat utility Sxl _______ _________ possibility, 532.150. Plymouth terms. TELEVISION alum bou %1S0 ilicycleJO" $18. Rock Realty, Inc. Realtor. RCA color console 25", sold new ?6' 525 3?? 3516 eve (305) 056.0333 or (904) 313.6093. over $700 Balance due 5175.00 or tkc over my payments Snake Piuot Boots $69.99 pr OPEN HOUSE month. Stillinwarranty. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS I $1700 SATURDAY and SUNDAY will deliver, call 86253Y4. 372 579) 310 Sanford Ave. 12:00 5:30 Agent. SHADOW LAKE WOODS Hoover port. Washer Dryer. apt. ___________ We are offering several new ______________________________ size, $125 for both. Motorcycle Kniuht Stereo Receiver tsomesfon your Inspection with street tire. 3.50*15, 510. 322 Make OIler OSTE EN prices from $107,000. These 1043. 3733675 5 wilderness acres. Enloy homes are on t', acre wooded __________________________ nature. Only $73,000, good I Beds. DbI. motel box springs I lots with assumable mor . -. terms. tgaqes, some at non.escalal log I mattresses. $30 set. Sanford I 54-Garage Sales Interest rates of Il'., pct. Auction, 121$ S. French. 323 Paved road acre for investment Among the features of these' 7310 or building. Terms you can homes are: Fireplaces, in. CHRISTMAS tercom systems, solariums, afford. $500 dwn. Side by Side refrigerator, $75. ww carpet, tile foyer, sc OPEN HOUSE picnic table w 2 benches, $30. porchesor open terraces. 3or 4 ARE YOU INTERESTED? full size baby bed w mattress, December I lOam, to5p.m. BR plans with 2 or 2"z baths. $75; Oak porch rockers, $?9.9S; DOOR PRIZES 20 acres lake front Directions: West on Hwy 44. metal office desk, $70. Jenkins Specials on Arrangemonts turn 700 yds past 1.4 onto FurnIture, 70$ F. 75th St 373 70 acres orange grove Elyses Flower & Gill Shop Wayside Or. go approx. 1 ml. 0911. lfl F Crystal lake Dr. to 2nd Kimberly Ct. St. sign. 350 woodsland 1.1k, M,.ry 377 9337 I rear P U bumper. $15; I ten Iral heater, oil fired, $75; I Moving or thinking of garage 900 cattle ranch central heat 8. air, gas fired, sale? Lot 01 work? Will buy 5100. I6cu ft ('tolpoint relrig Ironi or sell for you. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. Inc. 175 323 2951 REALTOR, MLS *DANNY'S AUCTION SALES * leg. Broker Call 323-5774 Day or Night 322 7010 250N.17.52,Cassilberry,Fl. 51-Household Goods Eve. $623655 _______________________________ Conip twin beds, sm. bike, 01W $34-isO 71" T.V ,Misc. items. Fri, Sal. Singer Zig Zag 42-4Mblle Homss 71? Bradshaw Dr. TAKE UP PAYMENTS Drop arm, makes all stretch our beautiful naw BROAD See S.iqo Palms & Gerber Daisies stitches & buttonholes. Sold MORE, front I rear BR's. Polled & others new $699.00. balance due 5'., ACRES, ARTESIAN GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 901F ?SthSt. 576a.lOor $IS.00 Month. Still in WELLS. CLEARED I POND. 333.1200 5103 Orlando On. warranty. Will take trade as $25,000. EXCELLENT VAt. PHA Financing tOO V.hlt'n Pd Sat. 9 5; Sun. 70 part payment. Call 867 5394 TERMS. 2 Baby & ,nfant clothes & toys. day or night. Free home trial 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, Ladies site I? & mens', Color no obligation. Agent. 17 ACRES INCLUDES POND, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 TV. BARN & IRRIGATION. CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO off ot total inventory of brand $49,500 NEAR HWY 46 1 Garage Sale LARGE LAKE NEAR SIL. new interspring bedding. These AIRPORT. Lots of Furniture VER SPRINGS. $10,900. are not damaged or beds' Sat & Sun 91 30 200W. 20th St. SEIGLER REALTY, seconds but brand new top line 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE BROKER. 321.0610, 337.1577. bedding Sets only! Free local Carport Sale. 7)5 Baywood NEGLECTED BY OWNER, delivery. Noll's Sanford Fur Circle, Sunland EstateS. INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. CARRIAGE COVE niture Salvage, I? 92. So. of Sat & Sun. $55,000. Terrific 1 yr, old dbl. wide, ,,_Sanford._3221121. features C HIA, wheat pump, S ACRES NEAR TRANSFER WANT TO SEE A WONDER AT beautiful decor. huge BR's, -Boats & Accessories STATION OFF UPSALA RD. WORK? Place a Classified Act In recreatiøn center near by. NEEDS FILL, $10,900. the Evening Heratd today. Only $7,100 cash to mortgage 3' cabin cruiser, 19$ hp In. TERMS AVAILABLE. at $30,500. terceptor cog.. 30 hrs. on eng. Used full size hotel motel bed & trans. 5900. 373 7026. (3) 50' LOTS NICELY WOODED ding. Very clean. $ll.9Sea. PC. NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. Noll's Sanford Furniture $7,300 TOTAL. ROBSON MARINE Salvage, Il 97, So. of Sanford. 2977 Hwy. 17-92 377 $721. Inc. NICELY WOODED OVER 512. Sanford, FIa. 3377) FURNITURE A THINGS ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA Buy 15.11 323-5774 Day or Night JOE'S. $5,500. NewlUsed Furniture Morchandise 500 S. Sanford Ave. 323 6SY3 (2) 10' LOTS NICELY WOODED NEAR 25th ST. $7500 TOTAL. Keller console piano, Refrig. Repo AMANA I? ci, ft. Sold like new, 15)4, now $746 or $71 originally 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE. call anylime, 323 57)7. Lakeview loS. Loch Arbor. 101' mo. Agent 3391316. LV WOODED OFF NOLAN paved road, 740' deep. RD. (I) AT 54,300; (2) LAKE snot I organs as low as $991. across view beautiful Crystal 97$ Singer Future Fully auto, FRONT AT 15,100. uitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, Lake. Only vacant lot in area. repossessod. used very short irums, etc. Bob Balls Discount $14,915. time. Original ISO), bal. $111 or Music Center, 3202 French Ave. $31 ma. Agent 3390356. 37322SS. - Wanted:White Jenny Lied Baby Crib 323 5256 c , ' Cash 3224132 La.rry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. tuy I Sell, the finest in used urniture, Retrig., stoves, to'ils. '' week?" three 43-I..ots-ACreage - . .______ - --. .. . - - ' .. 72-Auction - - r Estate Commercial S. Resi Ft dentlal Auctions & Appraisals. Call Dell's AuctiOn, 323 5620 PUBLIC AUCTION. MON., DEC.3, 7PM' 0nly 3 more auction sales till Christmas. Lots of modern turn., TV's & Christmas items. Something tom everyone $VISA--'MASTER CHARGES S CASH DOOR PRIZE $ --- SANFORD AUCTION. 155. French II ... Buy Sell . Consign 2621 S.ntorye. 3235772 i -- 17-Jurd Cars RemOved - , Harold Hall Realty REALTOR, MLS op Dollar Paid for junk I used cars, trucks A heavy equIpment. 377-5990 BUY JU NI CA Rs From $10 to $50 Call 372.1624: i77 4140 - 1976 Honda 750 F, Super Sport, windiammer wind shield, sissy bar, 13,000 mi., cxc. coed. $1,600. 3277397 aft 6. 322.2213. Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 3233544 or 323-7710 CalIBart NEAl. ESTATE REALTOR, 337.7455 loelsndLI. Ma.voe area. toned agrl., 114*351', $$,NL OII1ST OIIJNI NIALTOII 5*1535ev 3*451 owl INC Oto DISPlAY COMPAU ThESE PUM1$ LARU POOL UVS 110US$ ARIA can WATER SEWER INCLUOIO sASULT lIlLY aed FAMILY SECTIONS t CROC!ITT £.g ?.a.a 1975 Chev Cheyenne "i T PU, V. 5, auto, A C, AM FM. I track. wh. spoke wlsls, 39,000 ml, cxc coed. 52,200. 322 7397, aft 4 372fl43. 80-Autos for Sale YTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a - public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday I Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida. You sit the reserved price. Call 904.215. 5311 flV'TurThor OetalIt' JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-SO to '75 models. Call 3399100 or 534. 4605 (Dealer) 1912 Pontiac Grandville Loaded, has now sticker $130. 323 3569 1961 AMX 343 eng. positrac rear headers, air shocks, 5030. 3327397 aft 6. 3223243. '73 Vega, auto,, Runs Good, $395 32756$ AUTO SALEI BROKEN 3435 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando 3371577 Saislsni 321060 Flagship Bank I NU '73 Chevy 2 ton Runs good. Mutt sell, firtt $2,300 66$ 5196 REPOSSESSED $110111 REALTY I OWN FOR LESS ffiAN I 79-Trucks-Trailers 9-Ig,caI - 323.2222 Brands Off 1c 3237340 - Danny's Auction 322-7040 - 322• 2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 25S REALTORS PARK -- WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES. Satilurd Fur niture Salvage. 322 $121. j , - j, OP SEMINOlE sese N. ORLANDO AVE. ' LOCot*$t..CiIITif'MeN' 5553 MP alt. S. Sat. A Sun' anytIme. I, P p BEAUTIFULI 2 11,21 home in Dellona with many special footuresl CH.A, ww carp., Fla, rm., eatin kit., I lots monet BPP WARRANTED. Just $S4,500. p P Sanford's Sales Leader YORK BARBELL (QUIP. AFRICAN VIOLETS TheGrOenhouse 3335141 Ivs0MrOI.tsskinds p LAKEFRONTI 3 BR, 15 cottage on a spacious landscaped loll Eat.in kit., Fla. rm., I porch. A super deal for $29,900. Boots for your man Dingo I Cowboy Boots tool KNIGHTS,705 F. 1st. Douaøoum iO YOUR bOY A FAVOR PUMPIRONI , . ' .4 __ P P linl* component stores. AM. PM wilIl spoilers. Was $30. no. $115. Nc' JIM. Goodyear, 5MW.' .1. 333117) II __ ";9{:'1 Oeneral Electric mlcro*avfl. 1* to cheese from. As low as 1)99. All at close out prices. Giolpoif, 111 W' 151 '"!L 31' u.'E. color conOOlis petuucabksefs.WereWS I $799. Now 7199, Goodyear. 111*. 151. 3fl.1S31 -- ____ JUSTLISTEDI 3BR,2Bhomeln Sunland on a nice loll Fla. i'm w.wcarp., many bullt.Ins, util. shad & lots morel BPP WAR. RANTED. A buy for $32,000. ing" necklace, gold filled nucaratgold Gwaltney Jewelers 704 S. Park __________________ I MICROWAVE Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. Originally $649, assume payments of $21 mo. Agent 33t. 8356. Harold Hall R.alty '., ________________ PAINT CONT. MiMI. SIDING CARPENTER CONTRACTOR FillCIT. EONS STEMPER AGENCY MU ____ Caitrv, PalM In,. Railing. I, Oin. Regalia. Liconsed I 1111*1, F,gi IsIkitiles *1. allen $ P.. . WEKIVA FALLS New 1 BR, 15 travel trailer at beautiful Weklva Falls. Perfect for Winter retreat. 513,000. Owner finance w.t', dwn. UAL REALTOR mw. ' Select Style and Warmth of p Beautiful ew•lry, fabulous Daniel Green Slippers perfumes, I cosmetics for KNIG,uS,osE.1st.Downtown P avery beauty need. MERLE _____________________ P ' NORMAN 1)0 Park Ave. Boots for your Cowgirl DingolCowboy Boots KNIGHTS, 205 E. 1st Downtown (?uuhhh1111I11II . Pinamalile.. te. dopoitiMIe Rngwtarsr $ lime billS 1711504 *0DOwn*.j1Ii.deJiSt INVESTOR I 2 BR, 15 home, good cond., FR, fenced yd. nice location, Inc. 1 BR garage apt, Live In house & rent ept or rent both. Only $30,000. REALTOR 327499) MULTIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves. 349.3100,333.1559 Necklaces, 14 carat chains Diamond, ruby, sapphire I P emerald. p Gwaltney Jewelers 701S. Park Quality workmanship. No bob too.. small Cl' big, lntariai' or ix -' Senior. Pressure CloNIng. 321 lilt I'S Sanford Onaciivs living. Ross. WosklyIminl%lyqases,viigwe $. Iaqolr. *1. dsk NI'151 INVESTOR I This won't last long. Nice 1 BR, lBhomeon fenced lot. $13,000. $6,000 dwn, owner carry. . _______ Yard debris, Appliances I Misc. (LOCAL) 349.537) _________________________ Eutsier Painting RepaIr Residential & Commercial Call 311.1343 - -- 68-Wanted to Buy , STENSTROM OUTOF IDEAS? visit ETHELL'S ANTIQUES I ml. W. gill. old SR.44 at "76' Station Paola. 332.5171. 1 - Loch Arbor 324 Sunset Dr. OPEN SUNDAY 1.4 Cedar I stone contemporary in park like setting near MAY. FAIR GOLF I COUNTRY CLUB. 3 generous BR's, 31's, beamed ceiling I Fireplace In Family Nm,, so porch to oak 'shi'p.tli, Utility em. ' suitable for office or 4th 0*, Quality built by, buiider3 vrj. ago for own use. 153.000. RN11QU(S . _______________ f:T.- REAL ESTATE ____________________________ __________________ COUNTRY LIVING at It's bestl Eight acres fenced, 3 Bdrm, 7 Bath, lam. room., fireplace, screened patio w BOO, self. cleaning pool wcool deck, fenced pastures, fishpond, access to St. Johns River. REALTY - REALTORS *isenitions, Dressmaking napos, UpleIstery Pit Bull, Rhodesian Pidgeback. & Doberman crosSed. 9 wks old. Wormed $50 ca. 323 7041 _______________________- 41-Real Estate Wanted HUS KEY REALTY Main office: Maltiand, Fl. 647-5560 Open daIIye AM-8PM miosk's CERTIFIEDLAWN & LANDSCAPING FREE ESTIMATES 337.750 __________ __ REALTORS 2710$infordAve. 322-1912 __________________________ LaICEpIng _____________________ SesaukiII MILL IONS OF L'OLLARS in Real Estate is sold daily in thel classitied ads Nothing small! .sbout that r.'ct MEIN'I'ZIN TILE ______________________ New or repair, leaky sliowsrs OW' Handy Paul, has truck wilt travel. soeciatty, 21 yrs Imp $01562 WantS to make small household lI repairs, carpentry, painting I. misc. Call Paul Hunter, 3396531,. ****** 1150. MO1R Sr. ESTATE Broker Harold Hall Realty ___ ______________ AbC Concrete, Patios, *lviways Custom draperIes, bedspreads & odd on.. Quality work, no bib wallpaper. Choice of fabrics. to, small. 051.1514 ree ust. 30 yrs. imp. 421.7310. AAA EMPLOYMENT 512 Fnsncs Ave. 373.1116 Corner of 10th IFrench "Your Future Out COnceYn" - CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODELINGIREPAIR S.D. BALINJ 3334115 'Csm* FEES NEW MAYFAIR LISTING Gorgeous 3 BR, 20 boasts beautiful landscaping, 16x)75c POOL & custom features throughout. Owner will help tinancel $59,900. imsI17s TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harrlett's Beauty Nook 1151. istisim.iiu PINECREST '" FurniShed 4 BR, 20 home ne)tVty decorated on 1g. wooded lot in great area I Walk to school I stores. Only $37,300. - - -- ___________ ...................... MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY BeautifuilBP, 2Bhomeon large corner lot w gorgeous land. scaping. Terrific eat.in kit, 2 FR's, big BR's I great financing. Only 555,900. ': I ACRE investor special, beautiful oaks, workshop, guest cottage, 2 BR, 20, comp. with barn. 290 N. 17.97, Cass.Ibenry, Fl. $340200 Eve. 057.3455 r,ecreation center near by. '.. - I Established piunibing supply A service business for sale, inc tools, tixtures, inventory & real estate Call W M,ttic iowski, PEAL TOP 322 7983 I 62-Lawn.Garden 52-Appliances i-ILL DlT,.. TfliaSoIL YELLOW SAND KENMORE WASHER-Parts, : Call Clark & Hirt 323 7550 Service Used Machines MOONE' APPLIANCES _________________________ 3230697 . 65-Pets.Supplies , •Vasher repo GE deluxe model. ______________ Sold orig. 5409 35 used short Walker deer S. fox hounds time Bal $159 II or $19.33 mo. mate S. I female. $100 ea. 323 Agent 339 8386 I 1887 - 46-Comrnercial Property 2001 2ndSt. E. This one is ready to live In. Tastefully furnished 3 Bdrm, 1 Bath with I yr. warranty. Select your own breaktost fruit from your own fruit trees in your own nice backyard. Priced right so move fast, won't last long! - I -' ' LARGE LOT OR 3 loS ACRES AND GOOD WITH TREES ACCESS. REPLY P 0 BOX 1795, SANFORD, FL 3277). I GIVING DESCRIPTION. LOCATtON AND PRICE. Immaculate i BR. 2' B, pool home in quiet, prestigious area offered at $97,000. Your hostess: Dorothy F. Martin, Realtor Assoc. Executive Country Living with all the sapce you will ever need. Immaculate 7 Bdrm, 4 Bath pool home, fenced for horses, on over I acres in lovely Geneva. I yr. warranty. All this and much more 5170,000. 5 ACRES executive farm, irrigation, landscaped, work shop I 3 BR 38, w pod. se.. Christian Brothers COLLECTION NCR. TRAINEE Own car, outside collections NO BROKERAGE BROKER 41 e by Gill Fox GLANCES -. H. Ernest 7439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 321 0640 377 1571 REALTY,INC. REALTORS 134.1041 322.9283 I 3 ACRE with lake frontage, trees I 3BR, ID. SEItLER REALTY CARP IAGE COVE Terrific I yr. old dbl wide, teatures C lilA, w heat pump, beautiful decor, huge BR's, .' SALESRIP. Aggressive •elf.starter. Will train right person. ____ ''S 7omi Lake Kathryn Village. 1 I 2 BR condos. 176.500133,500 95 pct. financing. Call Don Cox 373 6213. OF SANFORD REALTOR PANT.TIMI SWITCHBOARD Learn dispatching I SIDE OPEN HOUSE I CROCEZT? NEWLISTING Lk Front Casselberry 3 BR 2 B neat I clean, new roof, fruit trees, fenced yd. Owner motivated. ALLFLONIDA REALTY 24'HOUR E I STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. It Ads didn't Classified work,. there wouldn't be any. OPEN YDAYSAWEEK SALESCLERK Maturewoman with heavy retail imp. in women's wear. 321.0759 Eves. 332 0617, 322 1317, 332.1)13, 322.7177 207 E. 25th St. _______________________________ Older 2 story 3 BR, 1½8, FP & newly renovated. Ready to move Into. Call to see. $35,000. StUbs Peg. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. 323.7832 3 BR, lB turn., gas heat, ww carp. & inside utility rm. Good terms & priced at only $26,530. ____________ .. ' 10 acres in Geneva area, high native land. 110.000. _____________________ - _____ w.o, IIAIITY BATEMAN REALTY MULTIPLE L1STINGREAL TOP 3 BR, 15 with Fla. rm. Pinecrest area. $33,000. 101111's' I 1 3rd acre 2 rlultiple housing. HAL COLBERT REALTY Inc. 1 BR house, turn., ww carp., adults, no pets, references. 373.6741. Little want ads bring big, big results. Just try one, 322.261) or 531.9193. Mutt sell 1 7. needs repair, consider lease option. $33,500. 2435' 5. French (17 921 Sanford ________________________________ 2 BR, 15, ww carp., AC, fullyeq.kit., turn., adults, $350 " sec. dip., 1st & last, 323. 0217. INSURANCE SALES 320 License required within 6 months. _________ Sanford 3.) nice frame, 1g. lot, established neighborhd. $33,500. Inc., Realtors ' 3 BR, 15, 1g. fenced yd., utility rm. w.W.D, workshop. 1st & last mo rent 1- dip. Ref. req. 3232747. No pets. $373 mo. LEGAL SECRETARY Typing, shorthand, dependable person. Legal terminology preferred but not necessary, Top pay for qualified personnel. Apply at W,stga$e TV In Four Townes Shopping Cantor. Ask ulne S.'J, summwciau toning: iou * I9UII1'Iu mar an following property in Seminole is lwenty percent (19 pci). To trio, Carpenter Lits 4$. 16. and the South ' of action for dissolution 01 marriage County, Florida. to wit: ensure that maximum bids from Fep. onlyn.edappiy lot 17 Crystal Lawn Subdivision, ..'hes been 11111 against YOU ki Lols3O,31,32,33,40,1l,Iiandd3 Minority Bi4inessEnlerprlsesare isrecoidudin Flat SooE Page& 373 SUS ''Circuit Court 01 seminole County, of the Florida Land and sought, contractors submittIng Florida, and you ane required to CItetion Company's C.iei-y bids will be required ID proviie . of the Public Resrdi ii Seminole Widow needs S.'. Citizen han. tOMMy, Fkiv.d.i. serve a copy of your wrItten Platsfation, Plot $ok I, Page 179, evidence of their efforts in aiding dyman; also woman for Miee commonly known as tiw defenses, if any, to It on JACK T. of the Public Records of Seminole in the reaching of said gef$. housework. 337l. Southwest coiner 01 Midale Street BRIDGES, of CIve$and. Mite I, County, Florida (LESS tt, scum This prolect Is sublect to the and Lake Mary Soutevatti. and Bridges. *ff.rnly I$ 13) flit of the North 756 feet of the r,quiremants of Section 3, ot flu WaItress days F 1 PT imp. 'Lots IS, 49, Slated the Nedli Hiiibiild, wh001. iN II Fist East 317 feet of Lot 30) and (LESS Housing ieid Ulban D.veioptninl only.Dls$iwasjwr, cooks helper Lot 47, Crystal Lawn SUbdivIsion. ff ice Drawer 1. SanfOrd, Pisilda. the North 21 lesS of Lots 30 ij Act l INI. All blddit's will be PT,Igg$OrnefelIist.,7s$ inpiotSeokLp.ge '37771,iiiorbhIirCDecIffiWc IS. 31).Weit90.$fee$ofttteNertfilaS reouired Is comply with an Al French Ave., Sanlerd. _______________ ISiS, and Ill. liii original WIth tIle feel ii Lot 3Si South 131 feel of the. l$rma$lv Action Plan to pr,vuite of tIPS Public lewis of Seminole CMy Clerk of this Court either before piip 716 opportunity to tower Income p, Fail j AVOW MSN commonly known as the slrvlceon PetItIoner's attorney Of' of Lot 30; and East $7.5 feel 01 residents of the project area for FIGHT INFLATION (arnie of MINIS Sifait ImmedIately Iipereafteia Other liii Avon. lwgai pour isredni North 171 feet ot Lot i ot The training and ensphoymini See iii, 'Vt a,i Like Mary Sivievaid.. wise a default and ultimate Florida' Land and colonization Supplementary Instructions tO Mus'. Per dotaito. coil. ThePVblkHlatin.sMllbstIsli Sd.lIiM* Company's Celery Plantation, Bidders fir fliOie Infermationln luismint will be t.W4157s,114W9 at the City NaN, City it Lake Nail tO this IiMir011%..IA. you lie the relief demand lt*i ps.t Sgml I, Pige 119.01 the Public .Mwy, Plends, of 7:50 P.M., on AHIMhIn Ii caNed so me ium ItItIin. Records of Seminole County4 prma Operators & 3 ISIS. or as soon ' matry SI Work. In thiS lictIga. a FURTHER Florida, ARE -,VOU Exp.IPe4pluI.$3%$tw-.fogafl, 'NOTIFIED that Petitioner. file titeifandyge luItover schedut '.wIN be *ieMAW as me Apply in person at 3150 S. lIMe MI1IR a Pta Will is sisking tIle pad If len Of are required to serve a copy ii uI•lN5I *091*81St SliNi Monday, December II, ISPL 3:11 abseq, pertain real property being your written deisnios. if any. ho it specifically duscrlbed as: ae' CHARLES I.. STEINBERG, P.M. Ruddilis GaM..ss. indicating W*beMSrtialOhse,humwile OWE PHONE CALL. STARTS £ MIsUIOII'SM tiup, fi time uiI . CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS Vii therafiotto IwiUlPitS The R$$0 fiseIsaif SI Let $67.1 Plawifrs Attorney, whose ad SlIM no1 NESULYPUL is lailenby the City IWO. THE O.P.$WOPELAIIDCOMPAsIV'$ dreii ii: SUITE lU CNA '$5 the 0an111 Catiftactat hy t ClIfPcN.. $UM$U lSIfl$6$$. FLAT OF SlACK HAM(ICR, TOWER. ORLANDO, FLORIDA Deeier.ltisIhe,iulifW01tiieOwnsp THIS NOTICE 'MW be paste. acwrd1 to 011 * 50 33151. on or bfore the Red day of II hIvO all IIISdu,iIIiIIIOII l7. PN 111. to Phi jemojy 1150. mi Me tile original coNlsid an this ar*ct wIthis . Shell U) Public iacn IMilIN *e City 01 LIISMWy, FISIIdSJ of the p0WIic licads of Seminole with tip, Clerk of this Cowl ciwur 730 days or sooner it paisiis. CIty Nob, oni Authority .i . The 4ous FIends. oje service en. pijipaiys IUUIII HWIM thuuJljijPr.a P5CTlT*U$IMI fTWIUmyilauiandUuesiit , iu.ev• or siøate*p mer.et. City of Sanford. Florida reserves $JPI 0. sonerel clvculeflon NotICe is .r.w giveR that tom Cr$ in lids dip of otherwise a defluit will he 1h5t15111 So101ittany IraN her 0I City l Lab. Mir.ne any luformauliss in the' withIn *0 .*Srd in busieN *1150 *115gw eiWetg aglinil you for She relief lime of foe. SINITdaYS to aN . AVS. P19151 I bidding . CRy. Pie. W$L NobldikaMbSwilMra,n fir a. wanciof * IMIIC,NsatIIg, - limineSs Csuswy. Fiends, upr 40VNU1L ØICKWITII, ii, tRhsn. sI50dyslINIwiIW IS SIPS . lIPS aiteas of the ,NI im*i1' sw Ilcmiivs name ot sos's WITNESS MY SIANO AND THE clu* of me Circuit Ciurt of bids wIthout the iIInt '1MIPV* *015 Ill 1*1* AUTO REPAIR, and *11 bided opsSli Jy Mçv 'duss ftwflv'y 5EAl OP THIS COhiRVin the *IP V. of lidi .RSIIM 50 1MW 01 tIPS NOMSIN Authority of 550 to register said same wIth lb. isv of Neyomr, W79, .P lIsa may I50Nf in 'City it SMWdJ FIVIN. ctoa it lb. Circuit Civrt. v seoUl ' .....(SlAt) AUTHORITY ad Urses . THE HOUSING 1 C..sy. F*ds no. AITNUP fl, UCKWIT$ j. " CL1VUl.AND,MIZIê 511001$ JI* 1150 OF THE CITY OF co ilIlIWpra,IS0*0 CLERK OF THE SEMINOLE :C1! $ANFØpD. FLOORIDA,. . YOLMIMARY Fictitious Warns llaIwSes. TeWit: is 1, couv PIOIlos ... TheW4sOWilSin, III .oa iniis i*atuIos "'. CIRCUIT COURT TájUE: (MI) 501usd RY: 5- ContileMijsr Executive DIp'sdar Proctor By: CytiNI MSM$M for PofRIN5V Csne'igM.ler, Pvb* Dec 3.9,16,33.30, hiS 14. Robert J. Sirobardi As Deputy Clerk rublisk Nsteimb.r 51. 71. and City Nt P'bl* Pscalb.sr 3,9, $ 13, $509 3, I Jø Publish DecimbevL I. S 13.1509 Fublim: DeborL i*p' ' 0103 ' ' ' ,' , -.-- - 1(t) - . Osteen older 2 BR w I acre grove. Owner holding, asking 545,000. ____________________ The Real Estate Agency 45 ______ - _______ ___ DELIVERY DRIVER Furn. imp., dependable, FCL, clean driving record. For a cN.r in Reel Esl.iè clii Stamper Agency, Wm. Stemper, 32I-11. 4 pct. interest to quaIiti buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250. Low down pdyments. 327 2287. 41-Ho,jses Special-your dream-) BR LR FR garage walk to town. 515.000. BY Owner-lOS W. 3rd -323 0197. NOQUALIFYINTj-J8t4 home. New Central HIA I carpet. Owner will finance w substantial dwn. 133,000. 322. 2257. --LOCH ARBOR MAYFAIR Sparkling, roomy) BR 28 home, desirable neighborhood, close to golf course. Top cond, new carpet, great floor plan. C lilA, vacant, $49,750 firm, assume 9 pcI. F HA loan at $216 mo, 5)3.000 dwn, Seller carry ,5Q0 2nd mort at $103 mo. Call_____ owner 3230106. MLS 373.6061 oreves. 323.OSlj ________ 38R,2B,CHIA, stove, refrigerator. 703 Santa St. MAID 3 days weekly, housecleaning & laundry, mature, dependable woman. RN, SI I, Ill, full & p.rt time. Apptyin person Sanford Hurling I Convalescent Center, CSO MeIlanviIIe. REALTOR REALTY WORLD 3 BR, 2 8, near Sanford. Adults only. $300 plus $230 sec. dip. 213137$. Lost. Female boxer, fawn colored, 4 white feet, chest, & EXPERIENCEDACMECN markings on neck. Blk. I Read blueprints, Insul. imp. white face. "Ginger". Last seen headed west, vIcinity LIC(NSUD.PLUMSIR Celery Ave. Call Herbert For local area Russell, 322723$. _________________________ LABORERS Duct imp. helpful. Good TlWngs to Eat 9CASHIER Exp. with gas console readings FOR SALE Grapefruit. Oranges, GENERALMAINT. Tanuerines & Lemons. P. U. Apt. complex exp. only. Hutchhlon 377105$. Knowledge of plumbing, dec., ______ __________ 1. pool care. tangerines, Navel, oranges. Picked to order. Will DISHWASNER.PORTER mix. Crumtey 3720217. Will traIn good, reliable person, __EOE. Black eyed peas, you pick. Thurs.thru Sun. 9.5. 1 ml. Sot PANTTIME SALES GIRL Hwy 16 on Beardall Ave. F. of No cold calling, own car, train to Sanford. $5 bu. 323.5963. ____________________________ estimate 11-.hstructioin IMMACULATE HOME 7 BR, i B completely redone 2 yrs ago. Custom drapes, carpet,. beautifully fenced yd. Nice neighborhood. Low 30's. - W Garnett White Req Real Estate Broker JOHN KPIDER ASSOC. 107W Commercial Phonpifl 78R1.SAnford M. Unsworth Realty 4. {p1fIII1 32Houses Unfurnished SAVE YOUR 41-Houses Buitdto Suit - Our lot or yours, FHA VA. FHA 2351245 * WINTER'S HERE - ------ i I small rooms, $130 mo., $30 dip. 115W. 11th St. 3223119 - Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages. P.O Box 6071, Clear water. Fl. 33511 ________________________ 5-lost & Found OPEN HOUSE Sunday 15 P.M. SERENITY ABOUNDS IN THIS LOVELY BRICK HOME- 3 Bdrm, I, Bath. extra game room could be 4th Bdrm close to Lake Monroe, nice quiet street, I yr. warranty. 516 Burton Lane, Sanford. Hostess: Cechle Williams. Follow open house signs. $39,000. 31-Apirtmsflt$ Furnished Noon Friday Sulay, D.c. 2, 1,7,-SB Sanford, Fl. _______ Lake Mary. 1 BR. CHIA. Adults, sec. dep. & ref. $163 mo. $31 5912 ka line 7cons,cvtivltiml$ Evening Herald, Beat those high interest rates REMODEL! Call Pay Smith 327 7911or 331 7119. FPE ESTIMATFS GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOP A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADS f L.eneva 5 acres, Ire.". pond. 3 BR, 2B mobile hon" C lilA, owner will finance Sf4950 319 Sill Whatever the occasion, there is a classified ad to solve it. Try one soon. 44C HIll $Ca line 41-Houses___ WHY BUY? I BR'-$ih up. Pool. Adults onl, on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.52 in Sanford. Call 333.1470 Mariner's Village. RATES CLASSIrIED DEPT. 0 ST RY 311 FA APO New York 09)76 APE HEREBY NOTIFIED that an action to foreclose a lien on real property situate, lying and being in Seminole County, Florida, more particularly described as: Lots iS and 19 and North i of Vacated Street on South, Block "G," AD. CHAPPELL.'S SUB DIVISION, according to the Plat theriof, as recorded In Plat Book 1, page 7), of the Public Records of Seminole County, Florida. has bean filed against you in the Circuit Court of SemInole County, Florida, and you are required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to it on C. VERNON MIlE, JR.. of Cleveland, Mite & Bridges, at. torneys for Plaintiff, whose ad. sss is Past Office Drawer 7, Sanford, Florida 32771, on or before Decembe.' I?, 1979, and file the original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on Plaintiff's attorney or im mediately thereafter, otherwise a default and ultimate Judgment will be entered against you for the relief demanded in the Complaint. WITNESS my hand and the seal ol this Court, on this 7th day of November, AD., If7. (SEAL) ARTHUR H. IECKWITH, JR. Clerk of the Circuit Court By: Patricia Robinson Deputy Clark C. Vernon Mize, Jr. P.O. Drawer i SlOford, P137771 Publish November 11, ii. 75, 3, I7 DEP47 CITY OP LAKE MANY, FLORIDA NOTICIOPPUSLICNUARING TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: NOTICE IS HERESY GIVEN by the City Councit "I the City of Lake Mary, Florida, that said Council will l.'ld iublic hearing onjanuaryl,lN0,17:3Op.M.,fo consider an Ordinance entitled: AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, REZONINO CERTAIN LANDS WITHIN THE CITY OF LAKE MARY, FLORIDA, AS HEREIN DEFINED FROM R.IA AND OC TO Ci, PROVIDING A CHANGE TO THE OFFICIAL ZONING MA P; C 0NFL IC T SEVERABILITY AND IF. FICTIVE DATE. changing the tonIng on the following described properties situate in the City of Lake Mary, __ - 3S ZrNEPHA CALHOUN AND CONSTANCE C. FIX. Defendants. NOTICE OF ACTION TO ST I ZENEPHA CALHOUN required to furnish •, satisfactory performance and payment bond or bonds. Attention is called to the Bid Form reliulring a Base Itid and Group Prices. Each bidder is requlr.dtobidonth.Ba$e Bid and e*ch Group Price. Attention Is called 'n the proylsions for equal employment opportunity, and payment of not less than the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the specifications must be paid on this prolect All bidders are hereby nolified thai they must affirmatively rnsure thd in any contract en tered into pursuant to this vertiwment, Minority Business Enterprises will be afforded full opportunity 10 submit bids as sub contractors, or as supplIers o, mat.rials,orservic,s,andwiiinol be discriminated against on the grounds of race, color, religion, sex or national origin in con sideration for award. in accordance with Executive Ordeq 1)635, Minority Contractor THE MYERS COMPANY, a C.oatsProgram,allbidderswillbe Washington corporation, not quaIl afforded full opportunity to submit lied todo business in the State of bids in response to this invitation and will 001 be discriminatid FI0I4, as Trustee • against on the Vounds of race, 2503 Rainier Bank Tower cOlOr, religion, sex or national 90) Rh Avenue origin in consideration for award. Seattle, Washington 51101 During the Fiscal Years of 17$ ARE YOU HEREBY NntIiFD I at an artlnn In thru Sit. ooals for Darticloation and JAN MATILDA 1MITH, Respsndant.Wife. NOTICE OP ACTION TO: JEAN MATILDA SMITH $77 N. Riverside ' ' Apartment No. 3 __________________________________________________ Legal Notice Legal Notice c*im*st CAVI MOWSUN. 31t eIIlZ ANPOSS 1:15P.M. Me, 323. . I Numrous cars to choos. frond HIGHEST BIDS ACCIPTID BY DEC. 5 kr WsmuIhrCsud UsreM Nijauulik 3231776 *5' 4 -- - -. ,., - '.- �. - - __. - - - I -. pI .- - - •. I - - - - • .•... .... .: .•.. - - - - ..•'.- • S • . ,._ . • S .. , , , • , I • — , • b • •, -. •. - I Growers IN BRIEF As Consigners can dose out the year by earning cash from Reynolds Mumlnwn Recycling Company for their hotishold aluminum products. During )eceinber, Reynolds will pay 23 cents a pound for aluminum every Wednesday (except Dec. 26) from 2- 3:30 p.m. at Publix Supermarket, Sanford Plaza, 1060 W. State St., In Sanford. According to Dave Vardell, district manager, Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Co., nationwide the company recycled 131 million pounds of aluminum during the first none months of this year and paid consumers $27 million for their recycling efforts. Once it is produced, alixnlnwn becomes an energy bank and recycling It for use requires less than five percent of the energy used to make the ahininum originally. This 60 percent energy saving makes every aluminum can an energy bank, meaning the energy may be saved each time the metal Is recycled. Reynolds pays 23 cents a pound for all-ahgnlnum beverage cans and other clean household aluminum Products such as pie plates, foil, frcaen food and dinner trays and dip, pudding and meat containers. Reynolds Also recycles such Items as aluminum siding, gutters, storm door and window frames, outings, and lawn furniture tubing. These aluminum Items mud be cut to lengths not exceeding three feet and should not be mixed with aluminum cans. Flagship Officer Named WASHINGTON (UP!) — Consianers can hardy notice the difference anymore when prices farmers receive for food decline. Marketing cods, the largest being labor, keep pushing up food cods no matter what happens on the farm. Thus, October retail food prices rose 1 percent, even though the farmers' share fell 2.2 percent. The Agriculture Departmint predicts food inflation next year cannot fall below 7 percent because of built-In Increases In the marketing system. The Agriculture Department predicts that farm income may fall 20 percent next year. Yet some Americans may blame farmers for higher food prices. A new examination of labor cods in food marketing In the fall Issue of the "National Food Review," an Agriculture Departrnent magazine shows that productivity growth In food marketing been slow since the beginning of the decade. Farmers' productivity rose so much that It took fewer farmers to produce 7.6 billion bushels of corn In 1979 than it did to grow 5.6 billion bushels In 1972. But output per hour of labor In Industries manufacturing food Increased 1 percent from 1972 to 1977. Productivity In retail food Mores dropped 6 percent from im to 1177. For the first time ever, labor's share of the food dollar surpassed the farmer's in 1977. Now the farmer gets about a third of the food dollar. The other twothlrds for food accounted for 47 percent of marketing. Lest year, labor food marketing costs. Nearly 7 million workers dean, grade, pack, process, price and shelve food. Labor cods Include wages and employee benefits. Governmerd statistics do not Include all labor cods so the share Is actually larger than numbers Initcate. The tabulated labor cods relate to processing, wholesale, retail and restaurant workers. They do not Include labor cods for Inter-city transportation or manufacturing of such things as food containers, which are counted only traiortat1m and packaging costs. In the magazine article, Agriculture Department official Harry Harp said, "Higher wages coupled with slow growth In productivity were responsible for the upward trend In labor costs over the lad five years.11 Hourly earnings of employees In the food sector rose at an annual rate of 1.4 percent from 1973 to 1179, compared to a 7.6 Percent average annual Increase for all workers In the economy, Everting Herald, Sanford, Ft. - Bud Sails Well In Florida Asheser-Busdi, Inc., the world's 1e.pd brewer, achieved a 81.7 percent volume Increase in sales of Its preniwn Bedwsla.r brand be Florida markets during the thirdqseterof 1179, It was annommcsd by Ave* A. Busch UI, chaismars of the board and president of Aabsmoir th ,Ind. Third art.r isle al do were paced by the cornpfl3r'$ Michulib SM& brand, Which achieved a vlw,w hicr.sol4Upirc.ntbethsstat.. NM1N*, ABusch achieved record utes Md W111061 for the third quarter and first nine of M. Busch rspmrt.d capacllyccsntalnsd beer ssMesferthsIhirdqanrseroils7loflLz mWIon barrels, a $7 parcont increase c'iparsd with 111 p"W,ii barrels sold daring 610611 quarter ii 197 or dnInemdiü,of 1979 war. 60.2 ''IMn barrels, an 11.3 psrced incises. c'nparsd with 81.9 011111001barrels UM *Aft 1110 "M — the — year. Savings Bonds: Slow Pace Sells of own 9 and H UI. is ho Bond. in TheM. htalid $181.2 ''Mr daring the &d sdnof 111% Th.dM.aevsdIs41aofMs saul ales gal Bo.36 -1$ percent achiavemed for ft period. Jehe V. Nurser, Boiinul. (edy ul if tar asv had. chaises, r.pssM sales Waled $117,911 I the caustydullagthstbrssqurtorpwiod aft uipt.aL the coedy aftalmed 111 percent of Its1979 isles goal thseodofhuØumbs. lbs aedy chemises i4—all ceedy rIr• ItkeBorIusIDmdwWbsrlpI1dbyaaewusriss UBosdinJanry,11SI,mikl.gth.ID.gapsrlid IddoyØ with NO pesetlos) and hidurlcsl FCC, FDC Now Parfn.si tudi.s Open To All Summer studies In France, Italy and Spain are again '%e1og offered through the University of Contra! Florida F(UCF) and are open to students and teachers alike. - '*ansportatlon to New York. Cost for the Spain program Is -;I485, phi UCF tuition. Cod for the France program Is Øi200, which Includes tuition, room and board, but not the transMJantIc flight. i Students enrolled In Florida's state unIversitIes, In private colleges, teachers at the elementary and secondary levels, phi anyone else interested In the unique programs are Invited to apply. For Infonnatiols write to the Departme of Foreign Languages, UCF, P.O. Boa 25000, Orlando, Florida 32916, or iil (306)275-2141. The 1 eIsure Time Program at Seminole Community College Is offerIng an evening, course In "Karate," icheduled to begin Dec. 5. Qua will med every Wednesday nd Friday for two weeks from I to 7:30 p.m. The course will give basic Instruction In the techniques of the Japanese style of Karate, Qdtoryu. Basic exercises, kicks, punches, and blocks will be taught. The $10 fee provides for the Instructions] cost of the course. For Information, call the Llsure This. Program at ' ir of ares (V) ad the 1%1du flspirrtd of uma -* hmft a pu1uvInv id M r:i filial dike 6.d l aos-won be swoon Vies PViiMouot Ia P., '1. of I1uI ant ep by brIa.w h.,.0 psitIg r' be Notty ftwilm 7W.. 1 pun sialJ, - "a ruiv*d tubed ff idsm, iness a'4 v JJIIwiIiIh u jr the d b-- . - Ij Vav ft, FIX ?erkIee Enrolls Miss Garland Conner: New Beef Era Ahead Boston's Berklee College of Music has enrolled Carol E. çGarIand 01100 Horse Lover, Lane, Altamonte Springs In Its --4Fredsnan Class of SprIng 1W. Miss Garland's curriculum will encompass unique course offerings that emphasize improvisation, recording studio techniques, popular vocal arranging, songwriting and the writing 01 background mule for films and other media By DOYLE CONNER rapidly. J Som. of 1,. s.vffi..st has cInafj food prk9csIy cm, which Is c.nfrtbvfkt f Ii. dat.xk mold outbroà or. a dairy &M flt Sr. Norld.. Dr. Goo. T. £dds, • with the UnIv.rsIt' of Nidd1i kISHMi of Food mid ArIcukv,sI ScI.ncis said ifr• fr afrsadp has hid to d.r.ip sivooSI m .1 .1.0. &r..,i ______ • __ ___ Whynot treat aNhaMldorfrliM$0aQritmucsd or message thU they con read without bØ, — l Aasu lb. hllow asUols we. peel by mIty udulilas 01 ed PWZM Ins. 1t lee beNet Ml wNuharsshsIbyadaiS4rsp*.Tbouay kSViRSwNd daorperElhas be_'gsusu, Mipks,lsa,-. rid he ed,, Seal he I ferMium. M, __ *I& Hm MMlue"*theaikced -'-. - freon Waa. 14 pa. A r,ur brailled wil braille yew (idma or grid curd. free. ____ i __ loran 5._ bsDey Garde. Qak uS bold. __ -se Mind lu ins sDee.7,Ithe Chile Aair 1i'bmi,. asmbsisesLdsswangapIedhi.ImkeI.ada 11d*1ttgohe.Ie.Idd: hi ed hSng s ___ - Club To Hold Salad Bar - 111 iii, an - S __ - be Delup Nener rirbe. • - M - 1 ,kltlla.5" 1be.uun.11d lad. MOW 04 •' 1r it 1. oidiMb ad usesam&P be Wee siWha phead . It- _ W she sad, 1010,1 16 aq • __ As iflp ip - the An Exchaige Sludent , hiyu ___ .•. -: lb IIn ...J.J Ui-!- S Pha s '- A ha- Naleeadunanas,ØdI ' -----• • An _4 _ hi r. I. Won pill d rLJ o - I .: PII*JIId.PNSISSLIII pu _I.t ly Re dd (l g_ j - _8 1I_i_.P. W I — - -_- .. Mrs. Fleck has been working In this medium for almost four years but she has been changing her technique to get the effect she watts. "I'm down to the point where I use more etching now. It took about a year to come up with what I wanted exactly," she said. "It gives more dimension and feeling." After the picture Is finished, Mrs. She sells many of her pieces in the art shows she attends throughout the state, attending one almost every two weeks. Others are sold through a gallery in New Smyrna Beach but she said she prefers to sell them personally at the shows. "They're rather expensive," she said, and to insure her work will have a good home, "1 like to know who Is buying the piece." The public Is reacting favorably to her work, she said, which has won numerous awards in various shows around central Florida. She recently dtspliyed her work In the Sp.c. Ccmst Art Festival In Cocoa Beach as well as shows In Jacksonville and Miami, Fleck said she soaks the wood for 24 to receiving compliments from many 48 hours In a special oil that furniture viewers. makers use. She then lets It dry for at With the winter months the number of least 48 hours before adding wax and shows decreases and she said she is giving It a hand-rubbed finish. looking forward to spending more time at home. Traveling to shows across the It Is a slow process, she said, and a major piece such as the 24 x 30-Inch Ante allows her to be home only three days a week which Is not enough time to German street scene that hangs In her living room took more than 200 hours to work on a large piece. "December and January will be used complete the carving and burning. to replenish stock," she said, and It will She charges from $10 to $1000 for her give her husband a break from washing work but added, "U you broke It down dishes and babysitting. "He cooperates In hours of work it's almost a mental and helps a great deal with the house wage." and our child." Florida L.ads In - Snakebites Study Of Reptiles Fascin ates Srg ue on Is the loading state for mahebliss," claim Di. Gay Detain, "Aid a elide projected an screen revealed thU 75 percent of all_ekthts didhs result frees raflt bites. psisdatien It yesware vim to die from a usabobit., It usilpeebaiyhoppesin Florid., Georgia or -107 4s like a syringe. Slides Illustrating these facts flashed on the screen. A make that is extremely dangerous and is found throughout central Florida Is the Eastern diamond back rattlesnake. It grows to an average length of six feet, said Di. Detson, and has the distinctive rattle on the - . IT .. '• ' end 01 Its W. This rattle 5; . - - - often gives warning to a p01,111.1 victim. "But don't rely on It," warned Di. Dotson. "Many people are bitten and hear nothing at ridiles tied I these MUm. thebeudthstypsduns the 1'amb,rol eres levis Is hoer, ha according to Di. OINK dwe b a oft bum in 301618 alL" amid, a eel44upamt, he shames his Another dangerous rattlesnake Is the bshiisdleu with rthuk. Roy &osds aid Plgosy or Ground rttIer. *Pigmies are dole dikeuTat the cody. "There's everywhere," he said "hammocks, sleeping abd as wt NOW I tha m6ject as say tags. They're very aggressive. Their bite will areed,"heaid. FobeblyidkWbsd will eaaea lot o(psin &adwilba$rayof liI .eg4 adpev may bee aflngerortoe" surges aid he Is aver U led one His pnhi'dMIen Included facts about other prdieu a #t s pew. pohimos snows foal lithe Ui whids The ciend tygs. bellb Wder ns.oceskv, copper hale and wo do Md 01910L mor of es ad. usa .s diiekI 1011110 4 is particularly endorm heir. of Ma bd red s MOU9 to told Id tl6ft it's "Wall M $ resist iRda jckeMandIekesIt$orkeu1 ""i s 5shad• ,oat Di. Ds1r loft Id of avery l0 di&" It flcoralaaksis hod all ovor$his wok bssslhafsitonUeIy*isasye,i ft S a*rIIiftMuntsoydshi ad I -m. day. fl it I. numerous, bites here are we and the dedor said be has treated only iLi1eilIe_ hi a glad kIhad tk'ss bites hi the tour yews be has been bore. he aw Ed on MGM two soeVuanus,pageE S 5 - S 5 .• - 4 : 4011018 is ii ft=ift id fl,*uuus..aIdutI,dsNIS..l.faasd Amn .• "I combine etching with pyrography," she said. "Etching is a mild form of carving that gives more depth than just woodburning." S - ML fliedlum. u ah lbs diRerut - _.uut The etched lines at this stage are not as visible as the artist would like, so wood burning tool Is used to add shading to the carved lines. "1 love wood," said Mrs. Fleck who had previously dote graphics In pen and ink but found the "market full" of otter artists working In the same She turned to pyrography, or woodburising, because It was a unique __ ha -----• Burning tool gives carved look, "Florida ____ . *W11111 IV_ offer has bee. mile ouch D,cnb,r since the sarty ___ rir' --______ ___ Selecting a board or boards of proper color and grain Mrs Fleck sketches a picture an the wood, often working from an enlarged photo. European street scenes and animals are particular favorite, at the moment, she said. Once the drawing is finished she goes over the lines with carving tools creating texture and relief. Cobblestones in streets and bricks in clock towers have a roughness that can be felt as well as seen. Women Sets Events Braille Cards Offered Fr.. - asIUuveadaysbakrelbsNatIsastaupy flbundngs' 110 siha andag e We -. - Ifle(liWU. - Landlord - ? 'Teriants' Have Options! Quw VhacmI-d,$hajwd __ S _________ _ Lazy P.M. Monday's class begins Dec. 3, and Weksaday'a cisa 'lbs 13(7 Women's Cl* will bold a (bsldmas bibs sale is Dec. 14 U the Vlflags Coder is the 13(7 campus. Proceed. (fan the we will go towar& the adaluiilp W The 13(7 Wemus's Qek will meet Dee. 13, U 10a.m. U thiT.O. Lii Room. Mrs. Roth Seged ww 1 a p I'M um en "oms aid Females About ldmm. The saul C2wlimas OeM. Erke will also beheld. ____ ___ By TOM NETSEL Herald Staff Writer The morning light filtered through the white curtains and softly lit Jan Fleck's drawing board. Her hands worked over a drawing, bringing It to life, but the pencil had been discarded In favor of a carbidetipped carving tool. Instead of canvas or paper, the Altamonte Springs artist carves and burns her Images Into boards of redwood and cedar. OOØIWDeC.$. .: "00W 'N Trim" hi dlp.d to Increase flo"blIlty, ondurance, energy, to. reuse teon, to become aware 01 proper did, to has WhK ad $0 1h dsO proper posture and briddmg iaita. The $4 he for each class provides for the Instructional UCF ____ __ i awar& dimmer date will be announced later. ___ - Uraph *cs Artist Turns To Pyrography VFW Sated MN Pod and Asalliary are perticjsting In the National Voice of Democracy Scholarship pram again this year. Twidy students are worhing with Mrs. ___ — — cost 01 the course. For Wormation, an the Leisure Tim, PrgramUam. of vain with aflatesh. level ezces 21 P* Thus, farmers hod 1 had is a certified, stating that lb is let Idsss not earud the limit. To uci the ger of mold OOW III, Edde rsered. that producers fellow these precustless: — Timely han'ig of gr prevents Bold irIorMIos. - lbs burr cs 'an in the field afist matarly, the mom's outmity hi hiM ouli.&l,u to ooent. — Met harv.iU,.mbegin the drying pesous as soon As peodhia. air &culdks for mere thus Mx beers. Diy corn $014 salved 01: las mue- percu It mild growth Is alris plaid.: _____ I Both c'os will mid for this weeks from 4:30101:30 , Herald Photo, by Toni Vincent Etching Combined With Woodburning the woure Time Program at Seminole Commimity S ____ an enlarged photo. VFW In 'Voice' Program nage in ___ him w"' ____ and may Ms. aiivara.ly meet humeri Good —tatIit hi. Remove all corn which may: health, ispecially 01 yiag children, It present in s_--' -id I cr-Near. ages ar bins freon the prso$es: milk, meat or said Edda. ____ Q.. this i — 1 rmly before m-' lb. meld that produce. MoMx Is iRee present as cern, Rscod "wsfi'dei sheold herned be pret Ir,t4 rice, cotl.siuul meal sad other feed.. Physical dusags to kirasls amid asides akems lbs longs to produce aiate.in d.IIyIItSn trash, weed sad ad irked blinds bakes ad Ms talc bypreduda. In ry 1s, MlMeds -y cause lat,ui. uuaiy ir cra bonds a marked drip ai& pr,dwtke. Werhieuce with aurmal thousand 1MS if ad Red. brudiug prs ad incitasuil sesceptihilily 10 ilbir PVsiIda i it semite.. 1 yes are helding corn in m__ thai a Sew days, adaquats audio. Is: __ Aithesdi Edda said tha lbs r'y .1 afidasIpeeks etusa d aNrs,sd $ag: otwsMulfeedIsnstasgr,MIblsy..fasinUflad 1970, meal omauurceofprotd,k_hess,he---fas re .be w si that some forM. hi call hats 'silos this mal ha be. tided ad ot-''las he ar Peed ad 01 cu's. PIUML . ,ulA. lead of lbs N fl 'MIws'I (FDA) 60 p U s has faoftheieijpied best' - flhod,ply Weal meal produced ad I1W.d fran (edReIal1, M food, 1 cm he asaijuud hi MlMeMx li-i' - 1 is TheM. of Agriculture. and Thos be ct "aid aft lit Air dam foradydaces bsdassdi leal csedy id. ngi ____ wood, often working from Coflege Is offering two afternoon claases in "RIm 'N Trim." Mold Outbreak On Florida Farm Poses Danger ___ hours to com plete. She sketches on 'Slim' Class Scheduled 7aW cettle __ bifliAn), street uin• that took over 200 Karat. Course To Start the president on May 6, In. The No by 15210 acrea, of which the Navy agreed to -MllSen. Roman Rn-ks of Nebraska, sos least iliacresto the U.& Department o( j 1, IM marks the beginning of a Rep. Graham Purcell of Texas, reqatred Agriculture for the Installation of the Among the biggest gainers were retail grocery workers, whose wages Increased at an average annual rate of 92 per. now as, I believe, In beef production In that the station be located on an island, to quarantine facility. cent as a result of cost.of-lIvIng adjustments in their won the U.S. That Is the operative date for the protect the domestic livestock Industry & Truman Mw Ham Import Center Is arrival 01 the (ltd flIllInt 01 (fOUl contracts. Ination a Alf-contained entity. It has Its own Harp said wages of non-union workers have not grown as breeding dock direct to the U.S. from Nature generously endowed Florida's water p*& and treatment system foreign countries, where foot.and.mosdh madine with many Wand.. Now Key converting seawater to fresh water, so as He said that 917,060 food Indsatry workersare covera by aid Aw dread diseases are prevalent. West, acclMe by a ridzided'ss not to Increase the pressure on the The first 400 head of Imports to the bridge, Is an Wand known as major collective bargaining contracts. Be estimated that Fleming limited coinsumer supply. it bu oil-fired 1y. It 15 owned by the workers belonging to -"let bargaishig salts would push the Harry & Thena* AnImal ImPOrt Ce ladgieratot, to dispose of all solid wade • will be total to 1.5 million workers. from BrasiL This Island was sits for a ground404lr ad to pro ________ chemical ___ brood has been sagid by a number of (Hawk) antiaircraft Tn1fl base, a of the waters surrounding lbs I'd. Air A majority of grocery umpicysis bilomig to the United Food western Uvedor"ou for use In the arid pistol rage, ommmiltivn storage andoea __ ackpseson the be. and Commercial Workers International Uniont which was p' of Texas and other border elates other mu, purposes. dasrators will be controlled by aeconcrested lut June with the merr .1 the RotMl Clarke ad the althosdi ft bald. promIse for Florida's Members of the .11. selection cornmem and scritberi. Mid ters r-. ha, moist '"Mo as wall. ,,'te, hr the hnpe,t smar', station Ned fo.d peesse washers kdng to the anty merged lbs opielug of Ui Tf ldut load Mid thi family. k qv-tI., the cow wo receive salon or the Teamsters Union. center doe, a long chapter of the Its loostlon, controlled access ad .1. groups 01* head 01 cattle which have Previously negotiated co444Msg increases will miss livestock lry's hidery 01 most to were (said soluble for projeetedm by been quaridhied in the cowdry of origin salon cods this 7w. lbs grader WIion, the mar, their put such a facility We operation. wftd hnportatlon anthoritle.. (em atleidlsdaysand .densiv.iytest.d wages will go up. In food W11-075 percent 01 salon mumIagIs'M'on authorizing the secretary flem eyliaboatNmnllesfrosnthe to datermirse they are free 01 font-andbets have cod44ivthg clause In cidracta. of agricuitars, U his discretion, to Southern perimeter coed 01 the florid. mo* tadsercuiesla, brucelkil,, Slip (dy 60 percent of salon food manufacturing workers have eslaMIsh the 1110904 quarantine station Everglades aid hi removed (fan any tospirsels, bovine leokouli, ,IbrIo fda similar clauses in their contracts. cleared the Congress aid was signed by dc'meatic livestock opordloas. The Island and tdclionas. Co artist, shows a wood carved S mainly ipedalTemeBerald GAINESVIUZ—Rejstsofanaftsta,Maddedbr..on a dairy him In Alathua unty peented UMwrdIy Florida (UP) velerinidan to warn Florid, dairy himera to lake De. George T. Edds, a proleeser with the UT', 10111b" of Food ad Agricultural idsuces (IPAI), ISId that On. daasalr.ad,hsshatodump.evealth.r--pDins.f milk because of MlMoxi. ceM''-s. Ulaveh01MozMinmilkezoeedtheMi1Meft.5ppb(p the milk mid be dauped, said W Aflatoxin, produced by certain "lk ma eisa liver Jan Flock, Altamonte Springs Cost for the Italy program Is $1300, plus UCF tuition and - - pays cods Sunda;, Dec. 2, 1179—IC CF European Summer - has lbs forM. _N ipad a j PWadEt - riefly as The Board of Directors of Flagship Bank of Seminole at theIr November meeting elected Mark C. Wadsworth as assistant vice president and controller. Wadsworth, a graduate of the University of Florida with a bachelor's degre, In 1976, comea from the Miami area where he had been employed by Flagship Corporate Offices. Wadsworth Is married with two children and resides In Deltona. Flagship Banks Inc. also said It has learned a number of European investors have acquired an option to purchase one million share. of Its Mock from Frank &nath.rs, Jr. The transaction represents &p proximately 14 percent of Flagship's outstanding common Mo The management of Flagship noted that representatives of the purchasers said they were making the Investment becauns Flagship Is regarded as a well managed WAX91a with extensive b.nklrig and lending actMtlss In Florida and Latin America. In addillem, the purchasers have ..w.d thnt they Wand I. assist — menNumed, end thsy have dated so Wed to make a hither Investment In (no ------ OURSELVES Down On The Farmers Earning Less Food Prices Rise BUSINESS Rpi,bIc Fimug hi ---- Senday, Dec. 2, 97 Reynolds Recycles Cans In Sanford Plaza Drive 5- S ------- / f 6111—Ivsnleg Herald, $anfsrd, Fl. 5. -- r----- , .. Panama& -7, `7 . . : - S t Oft - . I - ft JIM -, - I-. - -': - • - Dr. Gary IJotios shows slides of pokonaus snaketi. �* __ - S I. ' , In And Around Lake Mary I -- — -- - - - From no Forest rom their latest tLa?Mr. d 1 i SHS Sen iors' Compe tition - :vwrisings __ rio nle America ent a whole month all Panama there they flew Ele t18 pm , Argentina. gay, They w1(i c country completely dif. ferent and fascinating to their delight, but the highlight of the trip, according to Maryon, was a special trip they made to Machiccu to see the ruins of the ancient Incas located high up In the mountains of P They took a train in Cuzco for part of the trip, then a bus and finally a long walk to the rims a tired and long journey but very wor- - thwhile. Their longest stay ',ias in Brazil, the fifth largest country in the world, where they visited Rio de Janiero, the new capital Brasilia and took a river tour of the Amazon. Finally, the flight back home was from Manaus in Brazil directly to Miami. Welcome back! - a The Lake Mary Ga rden Cl ub win be having Its Christmas party for members Wednesday, Dec. 12 at the home of Mrs. Ma Mae Decker, S ___ The Mission Qiirdi wider the direction of MwlciJ Director Mrs. Shirley Ryan Will present a Christmas mualcal for the Keenagemi Club at the For, Monday, Dee. 10, starting it 7:30 pin. A selection from the muhlcal "Love cams Down" by Salsbury will be swig by the grasp aocOmp.nied at the piano_by lluilya .: • - Wright. Also i solo will be performed by Jennifer Wells who will sing "Drummer_Boy" and a Christmas pantomlne sketch 1I* NIgh Before Christmas," lll be performed by Mr.t and Mrs. William Wells, pe' of -- me. - . . .. -- -' - '. -I - - .- Snovvblrds' Migrate ___ School.SheIsacaajeratWinn ,iij minute we have spent . enjoyed i," said evelyn. - MAR1A WAIT I.eg _______ 'J Cerespsgw ssw ____ ___ Stone and Katherine Thomas Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lee Jr. of 410 Beth Drive, Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter, Teresa Ann, to Wayne Owen lively, son of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas lively of Lake Monroe. Born In Sanford, the bride-elect Is the grandaughter Of Weed Scott and the late Mrs. Lucille Scott of •Mt.Sterllng, Va., and Mr. and Mrs. Marion Lee Sr., 3991 state Route 46, Sa nford Miss Lee Is a June 1979 graduate of Seminole High Schedule On e,French Aue and th Street, Sanford. Her fiance, who was also born In Sanford, Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. R. IL'fiana Sr. Of take Monroe, and Mr. and Mrs. L C. Lee of 20th St reet, Seminole VFW Post 1207 and ladles , auittam,. Again, congratulatIons to of ' lbs neat regular In meeting them for outstanding patrio call work' ti p 917 of ladies auhffl Special " anks" to WTRR for the will be Tuesday, Dec. 4 at $ .ni. use of their radio station tapings; and, to judges, Evelyn Welcome back to Jim, lbrrle, Diana lbwler, Media Specialist at Longwood and James Noble who have finally Elementary; Robed I. Mains, USN: iItruiiI fuvi.vi 61L". ..11& Evelyn !1rt. Dept. We mId you! of Florida S 5rr-Vice. th , Sanford. He is June 1979 graduate of Seminole High School and is employed by Hughes Supply, Orlando. degree weather. £ ran migration has been no _____________________ The wedding will be an event of Dec. 31, at 6:30 pin., at First Assembly of God, Sanford. 4ffwe1It Welcome beds to Florida, inn Evelyn Boy of Ohio. that she was somewhat d1ippo1,,(I, Early the next morning hwibsnd Sip*sls of joy could be echoing the neighborhood Baa1e called to tell Evelyn to go over C'ations j Mrs. Lee Williams of the "flower llaMa Ia vista, of as they pulled Into the driveway 10 dangt*u', JudY Wilksrioss's bOOli BrJy High scisoci Basket" hi Fern Park, was the guest' their daughter, Margie Dapor.'s for a (reds pet of con. After, th on being ..'ial the first place winner In e Veterans speaker at the November mating of horns. Seems tithigs were a hefty minutes Of W$1ins, Evelyn conp the South Seminole Garden Club. : in the IVlagdepsrtme,* Forp as y ssit.d to Mrs. Williams an1llry Voice Of Damnooracy euay demosatrated the art encounterad aibs I was ____ ___ ROBERTA SEXTON of flower arranging, made several' upstairs where she hiand oak Baddyo Cestinued Frien Page ic PakI. attractive arrangeme nt s and gave: ". Second and kesp the IdUon ares as "eWIs as ____ Glad they arrived sale ad sound. add1SIShteein4aw.Pam_dtw. unlimited Ideas for the 0011da3rs. I possible. From a medical standpoint, a snakebite Is CeIsKathySellande; 1ouies But!IIO., president, and fascinating. "Snake venom Is the most in J O'Bohiu 'Prevention I. the best tr.Int," said COddlIl understand ( sixth place Ii Jibe' NaIth id, complex poison known to science," said the Dr. I*son. leave them alone ad avoid their Pam dlds't cell me en my birthday e.ented with arrangeme nts, and ' An dr ew doctor, "and It's fascinating the way the "1-haven't had a lot of this to be ______ habitats: woods, tomb ad wood ii.ó. watch a Mrs. WIffl-na gave each of the. winners poison reacts on the human 11)," soid Evelyn Hut, adding with them bscaui be of work, bu I he,, where you walk and watch where you place achokeofapink or red. shoth There are 13 different enzymes In snake your hands. In the woods carry a walking venom that cause swelling, bruising, red. stick od In fivat of you and wm denlng and a loss of tissue. There are eight 01thickhalberor tm" __ 111111y at differft reactions that occur in the blood night in the 11 nods.11 Mr. and Mrs. James J. Sexton o(720 Cherokee Circle, which can affect ON head,lungs,k&ays Md "'.4 D Sanford, announce the engagement of their daughter. the nervous eye=. Dr. Dotson spent his DICAR ABBY: My 02" Roberta J., to Jeffrey Alan Snider, son of Mr. and Mrs. For (liii aid most doctors today advise 1111011 hail lbS this in NeW Ii and w o 1. II, lisi ahei be.. Nu ___ against applying tourniquets and to forget Oth5 half Ii riral — w. the Iti4IIOet s Ye" Mpth.. in Dies' Born In Key Wed, the bride-elect Is the grad about making a cut over win ___ __ ad , ..sst,m.. espeota a eee.sd whes she js Of ..'ii --I 11111110 'daughter Of the late Ray and Agnes Fleming and the causes as much damage as the bit.. Does wedding w dm 1J age, Da aMy that which will fteease "late Fred and Had Be". It possible king this XMW And the victim to dMmsapys I W,* ens" With 61 to e trimeaalle — at OW 1hVY0U 11 L She is a 1074 graduate ofSeminole High School and a the nearest hospital within two heirs and CaliforMa where we shir, a 1976 graduate of Seminole Community College. Miss antl'venom win be "- -: CONPjDu TO A bile. help 06Aome NO Dim and bw Avoid alcohol as this reacts Sexton was viduated ftm the University of 104" . a_A 1. M a. CIO " Use In lacks on the WPM& 1106 MW =mew Mo am a N* SLU"t No.: a"ing I.rwm IFIN wnere m was a memoor 01 rm IT"M bar 1 diwava with a M fe a PWIN1 hr Whom 1 -.Kappa and Zda Tau Alpha. be In a teacher at Father Carter 8d4 462bwa Iwe saily It's '" - deci ded Is I* mw*t 1111 knew I*be" adhft on" UIt will take 10MOr than two bon to roach SI* k" Was sow" always had aMIN= only in an arm Tbwa is an ld of closing the a treatm" 011111141r, a 1011riliquell should be ased in W@ Md Md I Vft ttimperA I 01109 bog biqftsis we cas Ila 001 Wcmw 1% had to Her Rum, who wall born In Pittsburgh, Pa.,Is the Placed above the wound and laumm-A wepick at Diane out when Is 0" our ebeaft on could pt wU p*# ft IMP my 111 grandson of Air. anil Mrs. Walter L.Mitchell of South to Allow 8 GAW to AP under. Do *4016 111111101? d ..Wdsel _ w~ " Bend, Ind., And the late W.T. and Audrey Snyder. IL YM medw " ya NMI Yu?lt He is a j974 graduate of DeLend High Sftd and a Id'Elk ARM a" Mull Idle On to a" P_p I __ UY kNUM Is a WM khd and Wb odd 1W teem I%re we Abbyo wMt ars do pawls so T& go do 11heirsepowlis , & ~ graduate of St. Mary's Seminary, Bakinme, Md. -1177 No in New YeAl I ft a" St a 6`014011 lar ftu "M now was ! He is at And Mdk am" At Father LoW oftall"I of W brids's aiis"Wang 11$#What 10 %,Wv F M. "wim am I - w " ft *I High School, Daytons Beech PWON when me brido ad #101%,beld 40"60: tM _ DICAIII ABBY: I'm groom 0, at be ll ~ was Iff to we will ~Vw v keftier opsaily 1W or p.m., at St. Paul's Cdbol an Church, Dayton& B4@& 1 a to hat do hr am andw 11111 ob" a arletas$ipear eeus,Ofv .ninbsea 'J)..1I . Wallow a —, husband slid wom an to act? Wi "* —- , WIflhlnWMy tUNE addiromed iST' ...: --- is open *'ou EINL . 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R4111"Irdies IsP4L). -IM I ab 0 111141114111 "rh "lleve lGarlic, nv Mummaw"Wid, ttimated. as YMN ftepalwag do", Record 4411116 AaafimaL 11(sepbs OW Model" -ad, and Dorothy Fox and Lou and Lill Murphy. By the way 1411 has a very and loves - every minute of It. She Is an Insiructor In dog obedience and con nnatkm at Orlando Dog Training Q Sn a keb tes .. — -: - _____ __ __ Sexton-Snyder Mode Mom' s Behovio 10 r oubted ___ _____ ___ ___ h Dar AW - ____ ___ ___ ___ ___ , all ae ___ ____ - - ____ ' - , ' -- - Umbed First __ ___ __ - jvd In "R" emory 'homes _- *W I JN I'' 1P,S I 0th . OWAM - admiral), II to , - 'sthsr It w *1 11"10. roports the y It RMT*T - •YY .11 .'; - _ II PON d!Pft and this 11w 0 _1111111111111111111110k sisInW II better," Minnie said, - of the coffee. Among the guests attending the event were Carolina Rawls, State Chairman of the Epsilon Sigma (knicron, an honorary educational j'osç of the Florida Feder ation of Women's Cube, and her husband, Oscar (the only gentleman um all those women), from 'Jackson- dircticn of Dr. Willi hUnki,, vine Director Of Bands at Seminole To Annual SEEDCO Dinner Pam and Derick. of Sadord, grandparents are Mr. and Prayer And expression were Mrs. James Miller. James Seminole County and MARVA made by Pink Major and at Anthony welOW in at 6 Ms. VA ounding Areas an invited HAWKINS the family Sunday fellowship and 14 ot. to attend the ah Annual g Sanford held at Zion Hope Missionary Friendship Banquet of the E Corlppadeal Baptist Church, Evangelist Mrs. Mary Lee Jones Seminole Employment And Barbara Jeff Yancy delivered McClalren of New York City 321-5418 Economic Development the morning menage. Corporation (SEED06) to be is in the city visiting family WN Oft. 7 at 7:30 pm. at the NW friends. While in Florida adord Civic tenter. Mr. and Mrs. Benny mwer, she will visit Tampa And esnnowiCeUis Cdral Fioridiatttactions. Keynote speaker for the family reunion g occasion will be the Thardiagiving. Mm Bessie birth of little James Anthony She and several other Honorable Mickey Leland, Brooks and Mrs. Genie Miller. Maternal grand- Sanfordite's attended the United Blat.. Congrianan, Parramnore were in charge as pirelli are Mr. and Mrs. game between FLAMU and Alfred Brooks, and paternal BCC, in Tampa last weekend, llh (bopseelonal District of other family mem bers 1% community Thus. --- pi a the br'ul editebe i dr ' AVAUIU I yn ad __ I ' - PIIUPI at ad' k P1MIL to IS $i __ Wad . lodurialil the W-C daughter; Mrs. Broade Scott lawk Good SiOPM ad the ad children; J.L Bronson; - kJ ALTAMONTE MALL Stop Sunday I P.M. tlIJ:N Layaway Nowl With Zales Layaway, It takes so little to give the gift ota Ilfetlme ... Dlamondsl a. $250 b. $250 c. $235 All ln14 karat gold. To" &mow Film&, UaIariaI Mile Chenus of Roosevelt Andrews A luscious array of blouses, and '--mampffla Me. 11111. M01ftw was: Mrs.Mary sweeten to give or 00. Styles anid cWwa for _ Mrs. 1. Dec. 0. at fleet 0" Vidorla B.tos Mrs an JeueWand Mrs I" _ as" ad subm Mrs. aft 11111111111111r, iff" NNW ___ imp __ Jr., $30 las, J" __ 1—r 11 do% or. Va 4111111111111 ad As J911110 a %41014111111 1 "we C1110110144 M d"is =% Mrs do "w# "Wdb c--, UNFOlD PLAZA Mrs. Elizabeth Martin; Mr. -- 1lJg — Mi. ad Jomse I an law aith2 =ft is 414111i __ throsh Bob Mqulr. or Dwaiyne Earnisajdi at On ad'J, 3Z14, mvf e't Phiilade'phlarivet Got cbok will be tbe They were Mr. and Mrs. idward waters college Lewis G. Yancy and Janice Cliorus, Jacksonville. Beverly, Douglas and Mr. and inace bytm 1234399 Yancy and U14M "Is daughters; Ur and Mrs. doustion,lo $16 per person. Joseph Brown and friend; UN iech- — 'i' a-— lit — esVar' -- - David Hannsh. a &MM mua1I Community Friends Asked nions Combat St ttjffiuIly arne,w bu : __._ Jean supplied the setting for the New members and prospective event her lovely "old" restored members honored were: Wilma home which still reeks with the Knecht, Grace Kinney, Lucille charm of another era. Furnishings Stone, Katherine Thomas, Emy Bin, AM accents from the Fowlers Sue Humiston, Margaret Knight, around-the-world tows of duty add Esther LeVee and Irene Brown. didirictlion to the borne decor and me gorgeous rose. In the cendesign. terpiece of the tastefully appointed Minnie Strickland, second vice refredunert table were grown by president of the club, was chairman Bill Glelow, club president. Her committee included: Allis Sleenwouth, Am Bc1ci, De.bia Brawn, Hazel Kratzmar, Edith Geerge, Cathryn Wesley,' Hwftsan and Loirins_Mee.eusger. "And they (the cuInmIttee) were Jut wusderful. l'hey took care Of They COuIds't hm bees Other guests were Mrs. Leland Community College. The Corninstructor who Is the owner of Hanna Giddens, FFWC District VII munity Band and the German Band Music, will present his st udents in a Director, and Mrs. Roberta Kimble, will be featured In Christmas music. premier performance and recital on FFWC District VI! Scrapbook ere is Th no admission charge to Sunday, Dec. 16, at the Sanford Chairman, both from Orlando. the concert which is open to the Woman's Club building, 309 S. Oak Nearly 60 attended the coffee. Ave. suggest that concert Hannah holds keyboard and Sanford business women, please patEstelle ns may want to bring folding synthesizeralso ro demonstrations at local take note. . 14,01 to t.1 one says Sf1! IS schools for music students. His next You're invited to the gala coffee her fingers crossed that it demonstration is scheduled at and salute to business women won't rain." Southslde School, Dec. 14. sponsored annually by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and Kay Bartholomew says she loves How does a madrigal dinner local businesses. people and travel. sound? The gathering is scheduled A public relations The combined efforts of the Thursday, at 10 a.m., at the Sanford prr,certified Kay is Civic Center. Refreshments will be Marketing and the Director of Seminole High Art, Band, and Public Relations at Chorus Departments are busy served and drawings will be held for Seminole Memorial Hospital. rehearsing and planning for their numbers of prizes and gifts donated She has been elected one of four first Annual Madrigal Dinner on by local bwilne.sea. vice presidents Of the Florida Public Dec. 10, at 7 p.m. Relations Association. She will be In Lots of fanfare, singing and eating According to Estelle Davis, charge cha$ers: Central is expected at the fete wIdth will chairman of the Arts Department of Florida,of three Orlando; ainglung, carry patrons back to the gaiety and the Woman's Club of Sanford, the Sarasota, and Palm Beach. glamor of the English Renaissance department has arranged a bend Kay says th will head up a date Period. concert en Sunday, Dec. 91 front 2-4 'tIsh force In student development Tickets are $9 per person. p.m., at' Centennial Park, Sanford. and Is looking forward to her new Advance reservations may be snide Thu concert will be under the pest, Including travel. uuu,v, Am Balden, Bqfld ae" Young Adult Lake Wallis; Mrs. Gallual Moir, NOW 54111111001 AMC Dd& and ddw4wlaw,Mrs. %M~ Ckr& Goad di* ad & Imm Pad& nsyt~ now,&? ic and aiti" may be the cary JSs AM OWA' Yoft and Mr. andMrs. L Williams, Wilda, Toiled &AW& ii if The Woman's Club of Sanford Membership Coffee Wednesday could well have been prelude to the festive Holiday Season. Although the weather was damp and dreary on the outside, warmth and hospitality was the order of the day on the inside at the spacious Silver Lake home of Jean and Dl..LJ dam F uwier he a reurea navy - . I - ' - tic Coffee Takes On Festive Hol iday Airs •, , - In And Around Sanford - ___ n rcd ns Open In VOCational Business Ed ___ Kinney, Lucille Minnie Strickland, seated, and Sue Ilumiston. from left, Margaret Knight, Esther l.eVee and Irene Brown ___ - ___ [1 lean Fowler, seated, and Wilma Knecht, from left, Grace Lee-Lively In And Around Longwood 333 W. Crystal Lake Ave. Mr. and Mrs. Busch T. (Carolyn) (bruallus There will be an exchange of Christmas are very happy and proud these dep arrangements among members and a good reason. covered dish luncheon will be served at noon. Their daughter Dr. Catherine Canielius, ___ Plan to attend, was recently named a vice prealdont of the Daytona Beach Community College. For members only...The Lake Mary the Homemakers Club will have their Christmas same time our best wishes to Bards who With the thing, of the .,e.n, Party, Tuesday, Dec. 11, starting at 9:30 am, will be celebrating his birthday Sunday. Happy comes lb. migration of the atthehomeofMrs,EffjetIn,% Birthday! A gift exchange is planned. After a brief "anowblrd" to Florida. business meeting, luncheon will be served by "&sowblrds" can be r.00g'.d by to the following new A nice welcome-, the hosteas, fej f residents at the Forest: Qarabel Van Tuyl, th eir swim trunks when the ternRalph and Helen Knoblock, Rex and Bonnie psratwe The Longwood La degree., or by their Mary Lions Club Morris, Warren and Edith Wilson, Charles jJ hosted the Region Four Zone meeting and Inducted fo ur new members, bringing their total membership to 15. A wn..41... ,.__l__n,_ .... -- - U VW& UIy VL5W11ZaL1Ofl, M1. wwmam (liaR (secretary-treasurer) is happy to report that on Nov. 17 a Glaucoma test unit was set up at the Longwood Arts Festival and 38 people J. Bales of 113 Linda Lane. Ord arnoce ngagement of their daughter, th Ann- tflr Dwight Oxford, son of r Anti L15 Oxford, 2417 Palmetto Ave., Born In Sanford, the bride-elect is the granddaughter Of the late Mr. and Mrs. OG. Cathoun and Mrs. H.J. Bales, all of Mt. Dora.and the tate Mr. Miss Bales is a 1972 graduate of Seminole High School where the was a mem ber of the National Honor Society. She was a company dancer with Ballet Guild of Oje She grad uated from th e University of Florida In 1976 where the was a member of Phi Beta Kappa and was on the Presldent' Ust. While there, Miss Bales danced with the Gainesville Civic Ballet. Her fiance, who was born at Bethesda, Md., Is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Thomaon, 1677 Bristol Drive, Atlanta, and the late Mr. and Mrs. Grady Oxford. A 1967 graduate of Seminole High School, Oxford was the senior class president, basketball captain, vice President of Uw student body and a member of the National Honor Society. He is a 1971 graduate corn laude with a B.A. degree from Princeton University, Princeton, N.J. Oxford graduated fron( the University of Florida Law School in December 1976. He is an attorney-at-law with the firm, Dean, Ringers, Morgan and Lawton, Orlando. The wedding will be an event of Dec. 15. and were tested. Twelve willed their eyes to t lions eye Bank special project that th e lions Club around the country have had for many years with fantastic results. Sunday, Dec. 2, 179-3 Mr. and Mrs. Donald The 794910 Mr. and Mlii Seminole High School con. petition geti underway Monday at 7:30 p.m. with the talent e.ontation TWI4YINV Sfl$ seniors, will vie for be awarded Satiday, Dec. 1 at 7:30 Pin. In the sch au±torlum. Valerie Weld and Miriam WrI, aztl*Ic directors of th 0.11.1 Guild be rnldress ceremon . g sec annual Under the aapkw offfiehniii0ass, the Mr. Min sm conjeet Is net a beauty psgwt ft rather seeks the two senior b..1 and ldeai Seminole riterla for Jedgh'g include aademj ___14) school and-or ccnununfty, or coutributlons hervI.w, grooming, lSIf4flW*flCS and talent. ' w include Deirdre Beanon, Therese e yop ceia Brenda Butler, Alethea Endey, Thffl Futrell, la Greene, Pamela 8111, Cynthia Jame. Tracy 1C Angela Uoyd, Denise Martin, Santa Orwig, Patricia Osbori, aiarrnly Mann, Jill Palmer, Terry Richardson, Janell Spols Sharon Thorne jo Wright. - The nine young men competing for the title of Mr. SHS are _____ Dunbet, TIM Barley, John Brumley, Greg Qawie, Zachary MerkMCb,MileMeadOrs, David erPIth Mt Woodruff. Mr. and Miss 888 and the r1i*hiIng contestants will be the guests of honor at the Seminal, Senior Class Fifth Annual Holiday Ice at the Sanford Garden Club. The Junior Class uflder the direction of Jane Cboper and Pam Knowles, with David Sm1th the president. Together. withownggroupof2 a ManandBa 7UY flew directly from Miami Qty where they stayed a f Igngagement5 Undemay j Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. lad THE DIAMOND STORE bow I now win loSe. r.9 do MoOwChage,VISA - M* Fs Cclo Bkscho • Dmst Ck1 �_ L p -- - _ - - N ' .- ..• " e-- -..• ------.- -. -.-- -.- - -. - - 1. ...... S 11 I - - -..-.- a •'0 -. r. lWWV - - !Em y, USC. I. "" UNITED _____ Adventist TNI$IV, : Rs'.S ADVINT ftft *ssss.ps, RELIGION .% _ awa I ...THE HOPE OF OUR COMMUNITY ulway mlafifty of" tISp.m. )_._. Assembly Of God P11116TA"Rofty .*. Plow .,. .... 93411a.m. POW 0001.0 The .. ___ __ ___ ___ Church... ITL. SPIlL Baptist ..• P1r. '-Y r**Ij ........................... . ....•.•...: Cathoik turs O11ci 5°' " .. IhWsa. mufti" Wrosip Cowell Training Isreashlowbobalip "' . hNp.. tIflO**vs;$silNti , m- " . M.Ic%sU Sit Viol Mass PN.. WStP,.1$s,,. Pro"a ' . M• Suit Sarn.IS a, *155. 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W,isa'as, difl esteeMs. ij peopi, . sSp.a Thwsdap 111014A. 101111*1 61110A. - - - - - 111* flVII4'ssS 5:55041. ____ ~WW POSQNiS C*)1yI$vLLvmDNA11WI nomm HowardH.HodpesandStafI : i 200W.FfrstSt. . GRE . DULlS' GULF SERVICE 1. lISLE BOOK CINTU Hwy. . BrvFIa. - •.. 1' - . lion , PSIIsvTIIrn CHAPIL it Wiuw I. 6:311*. 11pa. Poft ,row ______ ., Christmas Banquet me United Mihodist Women .1 the Conunmity United lkthtdit (?wdi, (.melb*rry, will held Li amod trWms. banquet Tuesday at 6:43 p.m. I the *st folleseblp hall. A prom will be presented by the ls rate under the &iihos of Sally Bansr. Bsssrvilsno Asidd be mad, at the by asen, Msuday. STENSTROM REALTY . Hi:rb Stenstrop L. D. PLANTE, INC. . . and Staff .me. I PUBLIX MARKETS and . . Irr.. 4 I-u IF Prayer For Missions urcb, Sanford lU ohoervs a yemen of Beat Weak of for Porqi uaons Dec. H. Props ore eehsdsied for is a.m. en Mouiday, Tuesday, Thursday ad Friday, an well en Wu:y at 1:11 p.m. The sw theme I "Am AS Nit't'w" wik dilly d=es *dls Lii," "AMes," dIP 4l4 "lumps mdft *smeaadCiiIbbu"hiihAIcs," ad "All." AnuMiis for ths week ore heW made by MrL Gesre Wema's 1Uemy two r.ior. he am uiiMsvIOprthsehorekwIbsHiMoiic Olor' 'sld,1Nhr $hetaSkMssm 1ii--. for PI, WILSON MAIER FURNITURE Co. . Mr and Mrs. Al Wilson SENKARIIC GLASS £ PAINT CO., INC. - WILSON.EICNELBERGER MORTUARY Eunici I. Wilson .snd Staff . . ___ $4.10 PER WEEK CALL m.aii ____________________________ . a'aurir u and Employes Ii.i- )JVRt) 1.1 .1WlAP " au EmpIsy SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY v • *i.v ise IPS SISIaSISI 0555,4* CIVIPI biMy five. s,* ___ Chotch of Chile. 'a"' Niss' 1111* FistS IWisI. IasIsi 64040 flop ordo. ofoole val, C1Nerp C,,,iifli,,i -. ....., :apital 6000 CM"L Ill , kssi.SIal ,,,, . . . cow*oo %= f itR ss 41 c'___ Moot . . 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I The national council maintains a headquarters in Washington, D.C., with a staff of seven. The executive MARY(WINKlE) LE IlLS director keeps in close touch with Mrs. LeFils by phone and mail minimizing the necessity for her to they are only a small part of the actually be in the office. There are church around the world. three board meetings a year, the She thinks a study on the first of which will be in Washington feasibility of ordaining women as In January, one In June and the deacons and looking into other other in September at the General ministry within the church in which Assembly in San Francisco. women could serve would be in Mrs. LeFlis feels the Americans order. As far as ordaining women as should not expect long standing priests she says, "I feel there is a church traditions to change over. small number of nuns who are night as Pope John Paul has the hurting because they cannot be worldwide Catholic church to ordained, but we need to take a long consider. There are 65 million hard look before any changes are Catholics In America (50 million made. "As far as I'm concerned the practicing their faith) she said, but Pope has spoken." In The Bank sense. Thu kind of prosperity may even be hidden to the observation of others, for It may be achieved e in a period of adversity. ThIs has often been true of the Church, for example. Some have observed that the Qlurdl thrives bed under adverse circumstances. And It may also be true that a Christian, too, may really enjoy his grea test certainty of faith and sense of being dose to God under conditions which can only appear adverse to the external observer. And, after all, Our Lard Is much more concerned about our faith then about our wealth or physical comfort. For He knows that oursplrltualwell.belng Is by far the more Important of the two. This does not mean, of course, that we should always consider ourselves best off when we are word off materially. God Is also the giver of material gifts, and we can thank Him r our wealth and luxury, too. But we should never be fooled Into thinking that prosperity Is the same as a fat bank account. ••.. • t.•: a. ? •I.* - 7 - - - t - ur CHRISTMAS BAZAAR May Yount makes angels for Good Shepherd Lutheran Church Christmas Bazaar to be held I)ec. 7-8, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the church next to Sanford Plaza. Food will be served. "a . - -. - . - . - - he ROBERTJENKINS Services will be co'dvtted algitly at 7 o'clock arid Sas 60 at 11 am. aid 6:11 pa. at the at the '' '' the 'e'..avad 100th uulvenary wIth lbt b. of pies psstar Rn. U. Mebssui, pastor 01 Nuder Avinu.. lapses Ahesudra U"" 10sShidMl cborcfoss 01 Jaeksern,IU, and A 1un.ry toSp1b W& assbi01hNcbeb,s. ls'e'b UkhIle hell ps.sad.d jpto Rabbw BaptIst hatersatloasl Im., far 12 years, for 1k01 his baiiiiie dmvb @a* year, West is uew inesived in the ReMais. , pseseutid pblus to - he .111 Rev. Jim West of Quat. tanoogs, Turn., will speak at OW annuel missionary con. 11 rescs at lbs Victory Baptist Church, Wediuday, Dec. 5 y. 5, . Mission Conference - . -- Li .4 . '.. - :,., - _____ cauulIoN Q*d V . - Church's 105th Birthday CiNTAL. sew 77 It67 as ,. 1, through Sunday, Dec. 9. M ' " be getting legislative Information to women on issues concerning them. A seminar for Florida Clergy In Boolm people with a drinking problem (those miiring to alcoholics and their Workshops wW be conducted on teen who admit end those who don't) and their "1esw9Ibapon.oredbyth. Florida age alcoholics, female alcoholics, families. Also in help the clutch develop First United Methodist Council of (torches Jan. 1640 at First physical and paychological upsets of a support system w4 group of people Church of Sanford, founded In Presbylerlan (tardi, lee E. Qh &., alcoholism, spouses of alcoholics, that can tatp minister to persons 1674, will celebrate its 105th OrISIMIL pastor's relation to Alcoholics drink ad their families. anniversary as a Methodist meauminar Is funded by grant awards Anonymous and Al-Anon and the role of from ths State Dapsilment of Ikeith and the church In the problems of alcoholism. me $io registration fee covers the cost congregation Sunday at the 11 of resource materials. am. service. Former Pastor Purpos. of the seminar to help of b Hitu.ffv. Services. The Principal speaker will be Rev David A. Works, ministers fulfill their rIukn to persons Scholarship are $yIflp, (bnW am of the church, Rev. Robert Episopalpdii, who isanMklnalWeider affected by alcohol, to teach adults, Florida Council of Churches, 122 E. Jenkins, will Weak. A covered In the field of alchoholim and Is youth and children make ruponeible Colonial Drive, Suite 205, Orlando, Fla. dish dinner will be served at 12:30 p.m. In the fellowship pr1lmW of do North (bsvay huitate ds'Icns regarding alcohol to assist 31601, for further information. hail. A song service led by Aibby Jones will follow the dinner. Chairmen for the anniversary celebration are James H. Lee Jr. and Mrs Lybbis Jarrell. Chairing other committees are Hal Head. Mrs. Mildred Carver, Mrs. Justine Lee, Mrs. Rosamond Chapman, Bob Orwig, Mrs. blllo Rogers, Larry Blair, George Chaphap man, W.W. be and Torn M*OSatIm.. .j! ., . $ sa. he '1U Ulis aIN a" '*~O, gL",' ,.fik WS6IS,I,.is Clwit 'III P0* Ip0 N.. _ - pal $ eFootla . i mis - - - extended family including handicapped persons and senior citizens. Another major thrust will Clergy Seminar On Alcoholics Set - latlaire VIENna. 01 piraa 0111 yam 01 sonIc. Paw. inn (rIgW lbS tai of - - - 1.6.14...' uir Fr $seI - . I differences in order to get things accomplished," she said. "We could grow from the experience." She has two special programs she hopes to emphasize during her two year term the family and the r fl tw. umd LT*IL of u* eaui at 4$ pa.. * .00usiyMj.!1 _ 11011111 __ __ • .i Many of of will feel that we are not as "prosperous" this Per at QrlMmu as we have been In years past. Some economists hav, warned us that we Americans must adjust ourselves to a lower standard of living In the future; we should not expect to be as prosperous as we have been. Yet, God make, us some amazing promises In Psalm 1:3. And He miens It absolutely when He says- that the person who trust Him and loves His Word will prosper unfailingly. goodiffm we mob, "prosperity" to mean only the sc' amplatlion of wealth or the enjoyment of physical comfort. Bat when you think about It, such mesa iroments of we far from &eurate iaadizda of real pr.Ity. ft Is obvious to anyone who pays attention to what goes on around him that It Is quite possible for a person to accunulate a great deal of wealth and to live In luxury and AM be miserable. Would you say that person Is prospering' ( course not. Becoming more and more miserable is hardly a sign of real prosperity. To prosper In the real sines, as It Is meant In Psalm 1, means to achiev, a mi of wholeness and fulfillment. And that may mean somathing altogether different than amaulag wealth or growing used to luxury. Finding a sense ofjoyasdsstliactlonln life may have nothlngat all todo with material flth4p. In fact, if material things bring with $ ' "We need to work closely with he ia1 a I. ca5t!to' a11 p Mdi pI . i r-3 t Prosperity Not Just nation's Catholic dioceses In membership development. "My message to the Catholic women will be 'I want to love, to listen, to learn and to lead.' We have gotten away from the Idea of thinking of one ., -- other churches and groups when we MomW. Wen from' I iW S. N. - r'' and formerly held many offices In the All Souls Catholic Women's Club, the Orlando Central Deanery and the Orlando Diocese and the Florida Council Catholic Women-Province of Miami, of which she was president in 1975-77. "1 was converted to Catholicism at the age of 16 and married a Catholic," said Mrs. LeFils. "I feel very much a part of the Catholic gvriunent sponsored event as "a $5 million ripoff for taxpayers.' Mrs. Lr:Flls says she Is opposed to the Equal Rights Amendment, but is "for equal rights of all people." Laws can be changed more easily, but a constitutional amendment Is like "setting it In cement," she points out. "I am fearful of what ERA would do to the family," she added. A good share of her work as president will be field work in the - M.vsh's WIIn•u.s Au.mbl. ____ J -1 $VC' Sri ' ' '... ,, 100 '.-. children. The LeFlis will celebrate their 27th wedding anniversary In February and Mrs. LeFils said her husband is proud and excited and supportive of her in her new position. She has served on the national executive committee for four years family God's tamuy and need to listen, understand, and reach out to those who may think differently than we do," said Mrs. LeFils. N. 91 u I,. ~~ 1. 1. f Ihe Miad MOM"Women meat TOWN at by 5fo, Mop I SaussAIj..,emeIbskUpwedW'aSN P5I __' I from a Christian viewpoint, Jean Doyle, a south Seminole resident who is national director of Right to We was also Invited to speak at the White House con. ference, Mrs. LeFils said. "America Is built on the family, it lithe backbone of our country," said Mrs. 1.eFIls before she left for the nation's capital. She blames today's the traditional mother, lather and children 50 years ago. "We have a different structure now with many families headed by single parents or two working parents," she said. "It Is difficult for young couples with children." "It's not the quantity of time you spend with youth, children, but the quality of time," she added. Mrs. LeFils and her husband, Donald, live on a 2,0 acre ranch in Volusla County, where they raise cattle and poultry. They have three sons and five daughters between the ages of 17 and 25 and four grand- Church. When I was elected recording secretary at All Souls Catholic Women's Club back In the SO's, I never dreamed one day I would be national president!" In addition to her church work, Mrs. LeFils has been active in the Florida Cow Belles organization as state director and president and is chairman of the Florida Farm Bureau Women's Committee and on the Board ol Directors of the Volusia County Farm Bureau and the Florida Manor Nursing Home. She is a state director for Florida Right to Life and was a member of the steering committee for the Florida International Women's Year convention and was elected a delegate to the national IWY Conventlon in Houston. She refers to the Women :11p• hui C 1 M.thodlst Women former first vice president of the national council to travel all over country. She was In Washington, D.C., Nov. 12.15, for the meeting of Catholic bishops and returned there this week to testify before the White House Conference on Families in preparation for the upcoming "Year of the Family." She provided Input on the importance of the family unit morals for the deterioration of family life, She pointed out the structure of the American family has changed from lax . STNU causcees A6 ft 55 S_lis.r.a,. . • • C '"N.1*DSi$ castles ••• ISV $sitO ..1 piies$* .1 LL 01"61411 __ __ ___ ~ , IN , J", • PsPeØ C.Ip Opp IME, 1111110 r., .1 , (.*Wap t.. 04"61111 se'aa,i, Ø IL$ tIga'L , spotow a", . l NUIIlI' 0. --- OWAM :' .. ____ I Wils.V * J J vm M__-- Christ 11111 " to w $1111110 owsboomoop Sing NASA. ________________ DIRECTORY AVAILABLE. KNIGHT'S SHOE STORE flt1..flhhfl ,,iford WINTII IPSINSI ....: III$ISTISI., 11:11am. _ ItsIIiryPrssi1 1:55 _____ Oviedo. Florida AND HELP KEEP THIS . . . k David Beverly and Stat I :,..., : . . HANNELLIREVflLY TIAN$MISSION . Mel Dekie and Employes I and Fmptoyes GORY LUMBER of Sanford - ___ DISCOUNT FOODS . . _ %iNIIS J. C. PENNEYCOMPANV E C E sea and Staff - PANTRYPRIE 3000S.Qrlando Dr. CELERY CITY PRINTING CO., INC. hMsy1s WpIirviis By JANE CASSEI1BERRY Herald Religious Editor An (teen mother of eight has been elected president of the National Council of Catholic Women. Mrs. Mary Winkle) LeFils, member of All Souls Catholic Church. Sanford, was elected and Installed on Oct. 25, at the council convention in Pittsburgh. She received 70 percent of the votes cast by the 2,000 women delegates. She Is only the second Florida woman to be elected to the office, and It has been 40 years since that happened. A reception was held In her honor Nov. 16 by the Orlando Diocesan Council of Catholic Women at Blessed Trinity Catholic Hall. Her new position requires the _____ The World Wide Revival Center, theel blocks north of Wymore Toek High Sehool in LMenvW, will present The Modarmatres of (Iaado, The ban Jsi1as and Gins Cress from Fort lauderdale Sunday, Dec. 9 at 2:11 p.m. ThereIsno.'I-kmcherg,, bntafrwwlfl.ftvliigwtflbs takes. Fr.. truisportilmn will be availabl, from Sanford of Bishop t WflI4n. Ibm 4jg Iran. sportatlon will meat at * Gragi An., Sanford. Call 1. ___ Paw *v. rs, _______ . Gtoups To .: UPI&t* 1I15 V?Ul$Nc$,g,re . P*I$TUNITIS MSTNSSI$?C$5515C$I MBM 1i*,iii*oyrpj, THEMCKIBSINAGENCY Insurance ' Wed COW Practices ' orm . dnwds fellowehp hail from no o p.m. $ -. The Following Sponsors Make This Church Notic. And Directory Page Possibl. . poor Mom ___ FLAGSHIP BANK OF SEMINOLE and Slaff ~~ . NAW Nsa new less doses I run a. -. ATLANTICNATIONALSANI( $Ifoj, Pie. Now-AP-1r18WON rat Pndvtwm murch, r HAO wevi of I LAIKI MANY UNITED Ivalay CNt51 kNees ________ ft"M saw IN INe tInIrk. II.11a.m. .. . Spagh.ttlDinn.r :::: VA" WWOOP . 13:1447 1111110A. V.Ps.*%C 11:06.m. I. Mit$ha,WInNIp Toll fr5( will ciondud the aduk learning centers for yosdh and adults and chilèen grads. 1I. mere will be anursuy føjuiw.aivad cblWen. . an NSrIIrYPrIs.S4IlIsriNlvsScs, ssmsrnTss SitIIrdiS$ VerA POW soodpier" , moss øun a isósr to solve the problem The man at,o Ni Islam .. SiS*W$iP 4 . 1&$447 ___ 5:11p.m. . .: Pli$IYTIII*N cwp ••J. YI"NMssSIa, 1~to _ CMUICN OP Sea 9".D.seow In died Sill Nwnit a::: Ost ekWCIISS s.*%* esuransous CMIIIIM Fit with ttUnit,5i . 111000' . __ -- RII 5115 l Poor fk--& 12:1-4 Clwrd,OfGod God ( Me Advent Adventures will be held on Thursday, Dec. 6, 13, 20 at 7 p.m. at FIM Presbyterian øurd, Sanford. There will be nometidng for all ages induding (mas °P study, crafts and rsfre&mse nta. Dr. Virgil L &yant •• . S MSflSSSI$TWIVNI* .. problem. Y'I Ter ftM to do Wild It"con't unft. They run Wish tq hadn't. We hm em coined ft COVINANT PIISITTIIIAN CHURCH 5'550 IsSlis Orals 11CC UNITIC I Advent Adventures 51p tt1f.MiiyS4vd 'a" ''-'v M*thodlit Ysomeonehuto9staIadd.r PSOØI $h$tI Wedowsdov 11018m. 11.000. • U$pm.he$Wbl5idblqfljj,ej.fl I• 15:22.26 .. 5:31p.m. Presbyterian . Ssin4v Mitt hew ?:Wp.m. S$*vly Pigs, Adults In the First Baptist Qurth, Sanford, will begin a "The Qirldlan Confronting the Cults," this Sunday at 6p.m. Some of the topics to be explored will be: Jehovah's Witnesses, Mormons, Worldwide Church of God, Unification QUWCII ("Moonies"), Christian Science, Lii WN.ák.i PS 1% unit will It'd "HowW to W áIYW IWI &4$IIVW I be Open tOafl$duIt5,andwilJbe led by5fr5H.P_Wlllh%py six-session study, 7:11p.m. 6"0"11111"'111111111 Twilay Iva'ffig Ywu,Psp5° LVIII lUINSIAN CNUICN Ovssill$$avSa) liv JiNiJ.k.c%ir* PW* SwalaykIssi 5:55am. $51'. w, % 8 Christi" Its 11 11:111.5. Study On Cults .. .-. Ia* St. a'dMagmsSIaAve. MiruIaIWsrøIp 11:11a.m. "' SWtss uIllhiIriaVI see", Is VMS $uSlsyIsiI Pill? PISITIceITAL CHURCH Of SANPOID ,::: Nwtwv I - IM$'rs$VVIa, 531pm S000$MIP$5115 LUTNSIANCNUNCN KIINTI$?,HLYOIS* FIRST BAP CSW dPAvi$ crew St. Is, I "Groot SeiMay kAIII M.rw,.*,,s$,p liv R1lI.Lumip to? FillY PENTECOSTAL CHURCH OF LONOW000 MtOra*a'$,r s TV "INS 11 The Liff" In Ilmir A Ivsdws Pastsr S0,041411y S~ . . . ::: . Lurn.ran $*NPOSDC$IIITIANCNVICN ; "WWIProvided 11:111.5. 11040. 5:11 p.m. 5:11p.m. Tom. Proper Miss . Strobel Wed Prayer Stow ksyId" Services Revival services will begin Tuesday.Dec. 4 at Lake Mary Church of the Nazarene and continue tirough Sunday evening, Dec. 9 with Rev. Ellis G. Blythe, evangelist, LL 1. ..1Li mw.a5u5 sssu uai at 7 p.m. and Sunday, at 10:43 am. The duwth Is located at 175 E. Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mar), and Rev. Barry L. Wagner is pester. A nursery will be provided. Pentecostal VIVMSIU JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1151 *sit FistS $ %tai$..i Pasts, II Warn II Warn Evoillsolwoushmp a - .m. ' M.4W.aSikf,*(.(*,dI Nvrsary pn4e4 5°r all k'.'c. CHURCH - . RevivalI I I Awmagwillai Y:vth Have live" • Pa U*lD*LLNIøIfl . 5:11p. Wed. livoil s.:: Np:: 11141 Sanford A". h.day IcliaS '. -. . IIS7L$1a*i*. ' Was 0 Pigs? CHURCH OP TNI 51*1*11511 Meø.il,atWrntirSfls IIm.*Sasy IS N a m . . lloftrkA"NWISIOWO 1 Mio- 'V.. WINTIN IPSI COMMUNITY 11VANOILICAL ,TI1TcIIaI I IflI.C,ystlILaIi*,.. LOU NIWY Rev. S. L. W$iwr. Pasts, I$ Warn A special meditation at 10a.m. will precede the regular I: an. service Sunday at Winter Park Q'iwch of Religious Science. Services are held at the Park East Theater, La. Road and Highway 1742. Dr. Roy Graves minister Will speak on "Percepti and Precepts." Junior Quwth for ages 342 meats at the Religious Science Corder at 1434 W. Fairbanks during services and rosth GIo for 12-16 year olde meats in Park West lI:l$&rn. 1:Np.rn. : £,yMLaa, W • "IIICoorof"Volooft MaSs C,rnrnwns. -ç "dow" by IS 4$am 5:11p.m. T'aI,vLarsO ka,r $,$ MSWItIINP M4*eKSIflICl LeF'I*ls Heads Catholic Percepts And Precepts possfer So""S 1~ frJeaairinI Sr,•bwr ___ ?'iOPi•IL1*M4N AkMON1Ol 11:1a.m. aiMi, OUlLADYSUlIp 601 PEACE Nodies SI Poster *us.Pas* Mv*lInM Ws ,, asss 1:00 M. PiSaOlIilhI*o.,SPadPI Nazer.n. S. 111114111111111 I Comm observe the first Sunday In Advent, Dec.2, with the "Hanging of the Greens" at the 7 pin. servIce It will feature the bell tholzs, flieEnbIe and "New, eot singing coup. There will be a live nativity, Ugtding 'iie (ir1no of Otbor Christmas decorations and symbols 11 coo in lot"Inglop im-SC Winkle Goes To Washington Scheduled By Methodists c?'' oo Me,rnn*arsPi,a Sunday, D.c.2, - Hanging Of The Greens £L$OUL$*fNOUCC$U.C$ - WV - - 10;06.0. 11:04.m. .. 511* SUNIL AMR CHURCH Mail $t,r,$ Ca..a.i Cd5 1W lter Congregational I-ti - 600111106 Fla. ::-:-::: - Ev.nhsg Nsra, Sanford Fl. - Brief ly ... ... 1 fdi~llchfwlloobl .. _____._ N"in(UNI ::: , NATION I OUR tsIS. TMA $ .,. - - _ *iezaüra . IbSir ad prepsediss ii literature needs of eS5$$ working in brop 'd,. REV. JIM WEB? �.5 ,5 -.5. 5 I -. - T -..-.,., . 5 . -.- •-- - S -. S - 5 u.-. : - -. . • C-EvnIng Nsrald, Sanlrd, Fl. BLONDIE . p. • - • • - p Sunday, Dec. 2, im ii . • . - . ij i'i ACROSS by Chic Youna - - - .. . rruncnnvr 6 Canadian mountain _5_ Entice l3Rssldsncy II p 14 Bank '•, is -i i. • employee 4 r-•- --. _____________ j':-: 55 - - -. 49 Crescent point Answer to Previous Puzzle !Got even with •IAI• 55 Publicly ________ IN __________________________________ 57 Meal I ?ri __________________________________________ A .i S IVNI.iI1T'5 111 _________________________________________________________ 58 Tenant 59 Auto failure 6O Stone wftti crystals DOWN Huns y a AMI ByBERNICEREDEOSOL __________ 00 NAIL ATOM 9!AvI!I9I • A I. 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AMERICAN THEGO(WED) ENDS 11:55 (1]) (35) SHAZ1AM (MOW) (ID (35) BIRDMAN AND THE (DO GOOD MORNING AMERICA (U) (35) TOM AND JERRY (WED) theY P1SPi their moIt famous . _____ I, (waM Jay Ai$eusag 605 (7'.) 0 UNTAMED WORLD CDOON (1) (35) TOM ANDJERRY 11:30 5(4) WHEEL OF FORTUNE (730 FAMILYFEUD ____ *10 •(FMOWS "The Young Wril on Wind" (1117) (THU) CV FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) S(4) TODAY INFLORIDA 1) 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA 730 TODAY • (1)0 THE FBI (MON. 1'* mu, 111M from l kills, who is murdering well. p. known chefs in the same way __ (17)MOvs ING (WED) 7:25 800 Oil? NUFFHOUSE - ____ I GRIFFIN (MON. TUE. THU. FRO S..... MORNING 0(17) OPEN UP HSOMOVIE "Who Is Killing The Greet Chsts 0 Europe?" (1575) 000195 SiQal laCUeline Beset. A fast-food chain S (1) GOSPEL SINGING IT ' ___ ' BUGS SUNNY ®• L TODAY "i' ___ -' IAN( __________ ER -r Broin A reporter *'d American astronauts are *00 awn into an eleborate hoax THE MCMII ,'gnd to cover up a real. SILL SHOW nctiOn aboard he first (D•KIOIWORLD onnod apace flight to (35)Ø .4 mill 0(17)HAL (1) A MAN CALLED (5)0 TUESDAY MORNING GALAXY TRIO (TUE) (1969) Lloyd Bridges, Angle Dickinson Two planets battle for supremacy over Earth. (1 Hr. 22 Mini.) Cl) 0 MERV 4:30 10:55 5)0 CBS NEWS 0D 0 BEWITCHED (1)0 AFTERSCHOOL SPE. 1 oo CIAL(WED) 5(4) HIGH ROLLERS BUU BUNNY AND 0 THE PRICE IS RIGHTtu FRIENDS D 0 LAVERNE & SHIRLEY l (17) GILLIGAN'S ISLAND ll (5)0 THURSDAY MORNING MON •(5)C1)SCDSNEWS ''." 0(17)LOSTSISPACE "(117$) Eiiott Gould, . ______ 2:45 __ SO MOVIE "Capricorn __ ___ ____ Guns" (1975) __ ______ wous "Loaded 10:30 5)0 MONDAY MORNING Company C,. (1978) Andrew Stevens, Stan Shaw. A group of young American soldiers manages to overcome the terron of the Vietnam War In their slightly offbeat manner. (R2 his., 4 mm.) 1200 4:00 5(4) EMERGENCY ONEI (5)0 THE LITTLE RASCALS 0 ThE INVISIBLE CHlL. DREN (TUE) S (4) HOLLYWOOD sou (5)0 WHEWI (MON-WED a IM TODAY -. (II) 35 PTL CLUB (21/2 His.) 0(17) MOVIE __ " ''" I.00 . ___ MPJI ows (F• MØIJIINS (7) KIDS ARE PEOPLE 'roe 6:55 S (I) TODAY IN FLORIDA (730 GOOD MORNING FRIENDS (12 (17) THE FUNTSTONES (MON. WEOFRI) (17) MOVIE (5)0 SUNRISE SEMESTER 5:30 5:35 2:30 11800W LOCATION: RICH (DOTO BE ANNOUNCED S(4)TODAY (DO MOVIE "Th. (DO GOOD MORNING (WED) Hucksters" (8/W) (1947) Clark. TENDERS AMERICA The MOM Grand Gable, Deborah Kerr. Upon Hotel in Las Vegas isth,set. SSEETUXEO0 S@) EARLY DAY accipting a POehion with an ting for this showcase featuring (1211351 17 ROMPER ROOM HEALTh FELD (5)0 advertising agency, a man diethe greatest impressionists In (DO SUNRISE 2:00 covers that the entire mode Of AmerIca. 625 5(4)DONAHUE operation rune cmes.gramn to 0(4) POPI GOES THE 10:30 his sense of morals and values. (12)5)_os AltO THE PUS. TB po 2:00 (THU) (1] J (35) PTL CLUB 10:15 2:30 $fJff )• ORAL 10:00 S (4) CARD SHARKS 5T0 DECEMBER MAGAZINE (5)Q WEDNESDAY MORN- (730 MOVIE "Love War" (C) into riches when he decides to manage kangaroo. (G-lhr..43m1n.) ____ _____ __ ElliOtt Gould, Robert Mftchum. A dOwfl.On4IiS.IUCk tP*atrical finds the possible way to HUMSM 'Jim Ed Brown, leen ,Rauy Bailey. - - 4- Don' iWII Others are earts tatemaa. Impodent decision could get Mncsre as you are aboit wasvow o h p 0(pi. wrong direction ".sptng ow of a cat that basjusteates today. You n'1g14 lose oit Isn't necessarily so. Get' the can". fear HSO MOVIE$*iIIIa" (1978 •() VOICE OF (17) NASHVILLE MUSIC -. (i?? I ." .!fIve.cardm', H. also tala14' - afltheanlWltl(Yoneernbl4an that be was iso (D5wRtj (D$HOWMYPEOPLI (17) POPI GOES THE (1])(5)$pf Guests: Barbara THE THREE the Kendalls. •. If (1)S BLACK AWARB*SS (DS DIRECTIONS tIiiippine CtlurChleadersOpposed tothe Marcos regime and President Marco. defend their and views. (ID (35) (17) DR. 5.J S CIRCLE Of STARS ' you'll do later. In the long nm YOURBIMIWAY It'll be better to do whit's.. Dsos mis coming year important flecelsaly now. goals can be resIlsed If you TAURUS (April 20-May 20) don't take things for granted. You're not the shrewd buyer: .,. Even If nmdbft 4gj you usually are. Today you-. to you, be sure you make the could easily be talked Into by Howl Schneider Space" (1954) Peter Graves, Barbara Bestar. An atomic acienlist Is kidnapped by extraterrestnlal Creatures whose aim It i5tO destroy Edh. 7.30 •(4) THE MORMOsIS at (I)OONE DAY AlA TIME(A) (II) (35) BANANA SPLITS AND (17) GREEN ACRES 11:45 HBO MOVIE "The Boys In Alice, Flo and (111(35) JIMMY SWAGGART 10:00 5(4) PPJ TIME swiy (5 JOHN, M.D. Oo.o goes up against a wealthy tycoon planning on diverting his contributions from the free cllnectoa luxury hospi. tat (121(17) COMEBACK Nerve Villschiize, the television star known to America as th, tiny Mr. Tattoo of Fan tasy Island, talks about his break the entertainment business and the difficult period in his career when it Seemed there would never be any work for him. wefrdchemicals.(2tfrs,) (17) MOVIE 'scme, From CIIINE (DO PICTURE OF HEALTH (17) NMMY SWAGOANT with Chaka Khan, The Members. 5)5 THE JEFFERSONS Florence decides she wants a family and joins a dating club to find a husband. Albert. A human guinea pig for the Army i forced into retirernent after sniffing too many (1)S MANLO AND THE (35) SILLY GRAHAM I -- C. 1# UYIYI'- ERANDFRIENDS (17)l LOVE wCy 3:30 (II) (35)1 LOVE LUCY Cablevision (17) NEWS JOhn Cougar, Vivabeat, Rufus 930 5) MOVIE "Whiffs"(C) (1975) Elliott Gould, Eddie 7.00 vampire Is on the loose. Vera go for a weekend a friend's rustic cabin, unaware that the cabin's co-owner has offered it to Mel and his girl, (DO FLORIDA EMMY AWARDS tTI)( (ED . . For Monday, December 3, you YOU •) I'S COMPANY orl a pretty girl as bait to trap gang of thieves operating out ansxcluslverestaurant. 5 MOVIE "Mysterious of Beautiful women" )Peter Lawtord,Jam. Lyn Bauer. A small awpia. ill all-male crew crash. on an island Inhabited by tribe of fierce, beautiful (1)0 ALICE Redskins 7) PRO AND ON , p (4) IA . g. (1)0 THE LAW Sutherland, Brooks Strange pods which cover the bodies of humans down from outer speed, a San FrancIsco health or and his assistant to forthek lives. (PG-1 hr., 55 .) . --- • (17) TWEEN THE UNI$ O (73 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Barbaras methods of raising money for a trip to Florida gets her In hot water and Schneider Injall. (DO A FAMILY OF WINNERS ff1' (35)JERRY FALWELL 900 -'' fl$tl Bangils it Pittsburgh Stealers; Denver Broncos at Buffalo Bills; Houston Oiieii Cleveland Browns (5)51L FOOTBALL Green may Packers at Washington (DOAGRICUL'TURIU.S.A. SO MOVIE 'Invasion Of Body Snatchers" (1978) ___ £ - JVflUOy, 9:30 Home Ioi Office (1)OTHE MOW STALKER A trail of bloodless bodies FLORIDA (U) (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY 1:00 S tF NFL FOOTSALI. Regional coverag. of Baltimore Colts It New York Jets; CIncin- 5.00 (1)0 THIS IS THE LIFE (5) MAUOE HBO • ble. Weekly highlights of key NCAA football Contests are presented. MORNING 6:30 (l?)AGRICULTURS U.S.A. (1) FLORI.WA11ØQ • Orlando Independent . Atlanta. (12) (I7) Beach Czech undergrnund during World War II plot to usassl. note Hitler's right hand 6:30 0 ONE DAY AT A TIME f '7$ [5- 7:30 AND m c&tii -- - Mtwork for doing a ser1.e t them. Cl)• 5$URS when he finally finds a girlfriend (Guorgta Engel) who Isn't invis4- 12:3PELL 0 CHAPQ bides his time In the home of a Psythologst(' 1/2 His.) Wayne. •(4)MEETTHEPRESS P,IorIis SPaCed Out friend Exi. dot has a hard time adjusting (POJOWMCKAY _.. .,._,, ____ .ui ,.. _.. ----.. (l/ ( 5) The Sanfords sue a television A- IJI.RI (R) Dennis Waavr ra.......... "Gatornouth Brown", Alan I 12:00 Past" (0/w) (1949) William Holden, Lee J. Cobb. waiting for his boat (35) Andrew, Members of the (I) S ARCHIE BUNKER'S PLACE DO MONK & MINDY ANSWERS (1)) (CBS) Orlando (PG-2 hrs., 3 mm.) AflEfiNOoç (735 MOViE "The Dark (5)S NIB HAW Guests: -- are chose for incriminating evi. DONAHUE "Nurse: - _____ THE BORN LOSER .....a... ....-,__,,,v, 3QMIKEDOUOLAS DOMOVIE (II)(35) DICK VAN DYKE (1(17)ThELUCYSHOW Independent In addition to the channels listed, nofl•cabl.vlsje subscribers may hans In to public broadcasting system channel (PBS) 24, Orlando; while cablevision subscribers may tune into Independent channel a, Miami, by tuning to channel I, tuning to channel 13, which carries sports and the Christian the ground harder to leer than those of the aIr. (1 1/2 His.) becomes involved in a (ABC) OfiSlidO Orlando a Pilot for whom dence against a U.S. Senator. (2 Hrs.) (5). cuNEWS 700 ) what ilesahead for you In the You have the rare ability year following your birthday today to get along well with by sending for your copy of people from all walks of life. AvnJ'2re&i ltar. 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Keep in touch today with Changes today should prove mum ROEMER individuals who figure Into to be to your ultimate benefit. hth plans. They Try not to __ MEN RON am could have some very happy could alter the natural of news you've been hoping to events. JRER JRIU by Bob Montana receive. SCORPIO (Oct. 24Nov.22) (March 21-April 19) In situations calling for JUlIR UMMEME ARM YOUR ROOM! Give free reign to your en' diplomacy and tact, you 2MEME aMEME thualasm today, especially In should be at your beet today. I4 areas which could further You'll know exactly how to' todwRUIn IN' your personal ambitions. pit all the parts togetbe Much can be accomplished If without ruffling anyone's you'll pit forth the eftcrt, feathers. 12.-I do, __ ____ _ Flying" (BIW) (1641) Abbott 'd Costello, MIIThIRays. Bud and Lou get involved with LIVE Host: Dick Cavett. Guest: fly Cooer. )S MOVIE 'Key West' (C) (1972) Stephen Boyd, Woody Strode. 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THEN HE 15 RECOIGNIZEP AND A"N ENTERS THE UNDERSROUND HABITAT OF 7HESE 'LITTLE PEOPLE. 22.9m IF OWY 14 F5 0.06 LETTEROF I IrspdGa Kirkman. Perth.,. DEAR LSLEAUGHTIN Of YOU WIM WO C11111% difillrSt WhM your little, on lies 9Wf9rWM a Mother of four them - dsei despair for lack if 5511 Gail says that she uses , active, vocal children, why is hers for quick deanups In the bithresm and kftc$ieis. it they sism to be able to Thus are great for an is. • . contact every known germ : clsamq of ik. tow* and bug, but never laryngitis? 5k. Just daMOSP Isis wipe STiridMom ': sink and valery FOIKITOVINI area. Thsuissle*,fle.rflra DEAR HELO1$E: wIpe. Usk* aadafta.a. Since l wanted to prop up inks. ThS5INIS*S weak mow more of my small house aWiakiept. plants, hiving my only two IIlIPe*eIdsaea..ch*.tI trellises In us.. and being ai f1j,Isdsaw lid dIspsr out -' Improviser through nacossity. ifaMssdifmse*edpu I cenhiwed up the nest best borstsgsiduse •, thlflga-tsgrea$satisfac$lonl '-. 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PF -)tU e4a ___ ___________ I 9' sm ro 7 IL - ••- - .4wil: -' • - .- 1 I - - - - - --- - �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---.---- * - _ — � 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 02, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on December 02, 1979. 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BLONDI E - -- • -I' __________________ - - - S - Tyros &41091 UP GLONDIE? 1* H 1''t, 000? I I11I II I I / —% '. - !jLperiod! . II ____ - - T[V-6 , NOW WHAT S, I I II shrub Got as deserted 12 Suffix- :5 13 Lacquered metalware 14 iosss:s 56 Make an ing ?r Is River -^—~ _j(J\ 'j by Mort Walker . PIP U SEE Mi65 BUXLEYS MS5. MS MADE OUT OF MOSQUITO NUTIWI MOQUIIO ro:ingto 2 playwright Gordon or I C _____ 11 I 4 1 a a t I 1 .9 ._*-• ., , , *_ .. . •.:: • .,.: ea - - 22; post few months I've been t&121= bothered by irregularity of my heart 42 M:rof doctors call old 23 Hankof 24 Expires 25 Son of Isaac walking 43 Cho .ritable or. #ganization , (abbr.) - Dr. I I Lill 72nd Year, No. 67-Wednesday, Nov.7, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 by Art Sansom Lamb Mon1ERcT 'n]• I at 'rav i 1P.M3I( 511FF S11FF T I . • I I — -- and . MSpersident mode twitches am indigiestion. My doctoir listened to my bun, with a sudden rapid beaft of elec- On heart which may Pl1rdA for an performed a a period of tune and then did trocardiogram and -- 'ht AIMI I'? , 8 2 .0 . *01. 1 - - I ____ A Li_ __ ' fl r—i " fl ___________ ; £ ! 4 a I 11 }'- 1 -iTl I mmigg - _.i by Bob Montana 'ARCHIE ImIPJKILLGOIO' 1 00 I \& I) - t) 1~. A F % 0 Zl W, I ! - ____ -- - r yi - ( (laM D by Howia Schne * . )c1DJV .0010 I I EEK & MEEK . . I / 1HEW - \ /X 4 W — 'I. OUT . , . e // y 111 ~/ 11 j 1 ' ____ - ! 11-6 It - ISMR. NTING FKi" / INITH THE -7 - * * SWRRELSO" ,L-. ) ' ' i ) I a,- I 4 f ~ . 1. AN(7 HIVS I AL LOSING! ls~f, a // I (, ( / Or ( / - " wift 001004 9'i - e-* I \ /_ ______ I. 04,6p, W-1. A4.. . 0/(, .ø-v ill___________I I / ,~ I . i 1. ,a. Pil ) el & i~,I.at - Ab . ..t.0", BUGS I I '///", ' L b " I . . FRISCILLAWPOP I . . / - O... 0 A - I W — . . P" UN - by StoNel & H&mdahl BUNNY WfAvy.JI 60NNA HAVIA of . " V £ F 11 11 Mr . I / . . -- - . . - - - -- / - I - I &VEX OINCE 149 MAP THOM O" IFUN91.0 IMOALOP TO AWOW.A* .. . .1 a. I r,'. • a'... P111=01-" - . . . - of 1he tricks. Ii Utopia spades cs ' I a* ;00.. 0 !. I CJACOIYMOOEPIj) ~. I I i .. . % 1. r -I 1 A. ! "MaLt"110 . I . . .. Agg~PA&W I . - 91 IF" 0% d#rW7ft1Vr =96 1". F I . : ' . . I 11- . . 1 I . . . .. i . 1' * •. * Khomeini out of there. . 1 . - . 1, , I .: . ,. ~ 1. . to - , t I ,,/, they So overthere? U OW Mid sure as do dicksom. U they ,U"tb=AIMUMMWid them P. It's kind of a to* 1)0W" UMUMIOII ' . I 1 ' ' * -N 11 . 1~1 .. , 4., . .. . tdwiij Neville, 44, retired . mawy, Sonford: I "Weabouldbaveneverlellbe t. thIs aidry 10 Ibth Mart with. We knew the *L.., skuplicp We knew that Ow I wealsill Wm. It was bad to let the"comelowsm"010 dart WW IIrrat's nothing be (Carter) an do but DmIptlak. If we used, was it "ft"t a" those lives. ft would be stupid to use breswithithstammenvagier. They could murder them before d . . . .' . . - I . . . . . . . . r , '., . . V Jail dl ,., .I ..-", , ~6 I '.* . .'.' .. •:J'r "' ' r' . ~ .. , I r "'. , .. - .11 I ". 0 ,~, L . , ., . ". ? I . < I I' I - . .-. . 9. L' i I. . 1 air W ad . A ~ IM qsefte ~ . , "M sisisn~ 'r, . I ". .. I I .,.I I....:,..-.44 '' I, I ft - .. . , Jones, 82, said he's going to keep on playing. "I love It because It's a challenge," he said. Book and fellow player Jack Simmons, Clearwater, had only one complaint: "The women take too long to play," Mmmons said.-DUNE PETRVK - - HOBBY SHOW The Golden Age Olympics Hobby Show opened today in the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce with entries judged in eight divisions including arts, crafts, needlework, home decorations and materials, ceramics and horticulture. The show is open free of charge to the public until 4 p.m. today, Thursday, 9-4 p.m. and Friday, 9-1 p.m. no Th e show is sponsored by County Extension Homemakers OUflC and Mrs. Beverly Dorton is chairman. A gold, a silver and a bronze medal are awarded In each division with first, second, third and fourth place ribbons given In each category within a division. GOLF - . The Men's Golf Tournwnent played Tuesday afternoon at Mayfair Country Oub under perfect weather conditions drew 103 entries who "played rapidly and got through the course In fine shape," according to Ernie Horrell, who Coordinated the event for the third year In a row. -One gentleman walked on a crutch to play and made it around fine, and another played with a brace on his arm," said Hoffell. "They all enjoyed themselves and it was a great tournament." Oldest entrant in the tournament was 83-year-old John Copelan of Altamonte Springs, who had a net score of 77 and was deadly on the chips and putts bringing applause from the gallery. Forty players competed today in the See S-BAIJ., page 2A ayers, ool II Going To Court q% . L Hy DAVID M.RAZLER Herald Staff Writer I . - executive secretary of the FHSAA. Two high school seniors will try to force their school to let students' transfer, school ofthem play varsity basketball by ficials claim that the students j going to court tomorrow changed schools only for a The battle lines are morning. better shot at being on the drawn for the battle be. Harold Daniels and Sylvester darting varsity team and not as '' Kennedy OVC rorme3 Howell High School from Seminole High School this educationcoursesnotofferedat Carter are seeking tern- Seminole. t)5emo- summer, porary and permanent in nd School Activities Robert McG Association (FHSAA) which 7bursdoy, Daniels and Wyr would give them dw right to try claim that the district must le out for the Lake Howell team them Play On the team because at that they tranderred for academic "k . . I The injunction would be ed=UOn COUM Offered at t Seminole count Lake Howell, but not at their old " so that the beard '# hm NdPW am& 1% Kom* for fta" commiume Was Or athl" reemons when ' t Howell principal Richard ( - d Josmo P. Kam* r*W 10M - an Om twice do =Md. basketball coach Gregor'y / :: I (See Th ursday's Herald for a complete list of Hobby Show winners.)-JANE CASSELBERRY I . - I ~tii%o- d''s,';w~*YZ- ! ;.%,V amps May Meet Again i members of the = . I Now Eagland with ssft bftn w* daek" Kennedy OW In a wom do malkila, Under sup in Mencin"s N.H., md Portland, Man. I ll Sd1a*ssCmrW# Thwoldley, Knaeldy =*dps in 010 , "minking 1010 CWW,blo"owmgmbmbm crw" be Maholaus City ad Nuhvft - I his he wo N* an SAWS trip WiNk up in Hwdw4 CONIS, wdw Is his KwaWs WW1 herd U room .. 14 OPFIN6 1W sw JI . - ......... 0 r .... 00-0-M " M ulcb* .......... " ,,= . ~ - , a J _____ "ItahotheiiauuoolnpeIlIdbYIVUMsaldbY flew horns to vats Tuesday on the eve of his to public life," be said in announcement. "I lock forward to that oppol. my I" t4my.19 ' ,. I -- CafW,s kaderd* today Konvedy mid the people of tbe nation an not the ino Democratic reedy for a retreat "and neither am 1-7 _ji Kennedy and Carter have so far agreed tO beneath a portrait of another debate in Iowa and Kennedy will seek to Massscbat*s senator, Dsnlei Webdar, the 47• debate with Csrtei hesd4ohead 11) New Ramp. yuss'ild Kesnsdy dedared his candidacy lit shire aid Florida. Tdoy It ... -~I 3d '' '#' . " Becomes Kennedy To The Presidency * 0 ..... 11. . ,I II _ t . r I ., !-, 2'.- 1 Seek -*I4 A participant in (he men's division of the ongo in g' bow tin tournantent at Bowl America as an event of the 6olden Age Olympics is Andy Patrick. 62. of Sanford. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent ' BOMN (Upp - son. Edward Kennedy, century -unseat an Inembent president of his - dhi (hi tho rnbessy) they should be 1 los' as jub Fatadad '' - L;w ~: 11 ---- . , I A " . ' , k&. . * . t 16MB 6 11 66 I ocks lilies . 1. I. , I. L . . * .V,'.I %.~?',-'~ ,* I. .. . I. 06WAMSM"10*iW&*Obft- -0 --- ----.----- -.air mid SEWIrls Glenn, who voted for the I. --- --,-ad dressed M sit. P11 __1 ,. The two_iarjj4ons of Monday's 8-ball she billiards cooled may face each other 1evels it would be botter to again today a BlIllards Rotation We& go In up front with mod of the problems resolved, a the off the day's Golden Age Olympics acted tivitles. propolow. commissioner Richard Williams was absent. Emmitt Jones, Daytona Beach, who During & tw"m pubill: hearing beld just prior to the vote, won On 8-ball competitim,end By Book, * sell persons spitlike in favor of the SEEDCO plan and 12 Woke Clearwater, who came in second, are against it. See related Photos, pages 1A, Mott ofthou &gab* the plan am residents in the subiffivislain of IA aid IA West Haven In addition to expressing fears that the development would cam traffic congestion, pollution and further worsen ng 24 men and 3 women who will drainage problems In the area, the residents said they felt com°pete. Industrial development would decrease their property values. Rotation differs from S-ball in that They poinied out that there am other areas where SEEDCO balls must be hit in numerical order. could put its park that are not adjacent to private homes. Each player shoots until he misses. SEEDCO's advocates said the development, as planned, would Book, 61, said Uwe is both skill and onlufte the am wW is compatible with the county's own luck involved in the game. "You can't Comprolliefulive Plan. jotpickit up," hesaid. "It takes yelirs." 1U site of the proposed development Is In an am planners Do& said both he and Jones, who have min.it will be used for Industry In the next years. been playing since they were youngsters, played well in their 11-ball contest. He 'Xthis time however, county daft advised the board that the roade in the am am unsuitable for industrial use, the 111011s said he didn't mind Oat he wAs beaten by pm"very poor drainage and there is nosubstantial ram Why a am 20 years older than himself. Wed for spicultUrm se it is now zoned. -1 can beat moat people 30 years the am can't be . -.1bere an traniggional ariou of ft county that we not yet younger than me, so it doesn't matter 'to very much," he said. repo for resoning Sturm add. C * I , 1, Eft xftl * re" .-low : . "It doesn't inch ver= I It* don't k now. 1 .. • ac - By DUNE PETRYK Herald SUM Writer SEEDCO won't get Its Industrial park bordering Jewett Lane d Bevi Road t least t 01 1% Seminole County Board of Commissioners ruled three to one late Tuesday that SEEDCO's request for rezoning 55 acres of the am outside the Sanford city limits was "premature." 7be Seminole Employment and Economic Development Cor. equested the land adjacent to Sanford's western city limits be' ioned from "A-i agricultural" to "M-1 industrial." ft was SEEDCO's intent to incorporate 25 acres of industrial mued land inside Sanford as part of the proposed & m Industrial park. lt* motion to deny the rezoning request was made by Cain— dfrk1 the area lies. Kfrdtoft said the rezoning would be premature, since the city of Sanford has given nojluarantee that 11 would serve the ares . with water and slowers. L N Is rm -' 1 . I ,, "". ., . - , . MM115 I , , . I 1!01~1. 4 . . ". , V Y - .: . I . I .. .~, . . I .). .. .;-. . -, I . , I . AAW Miou" .,. .:, I1 W ~ 11 .,I ...) 1.... . . , I , .4, . I ..A VW1 -: ''.,- . I ,.. 1,, . , I I __ . - , . • Bob Bossell, 42, flusee Sanford: I "ll fed It's totally wig . Carter simuld be more stem. We, should force the " got too much invested in that country to throw it down the drain. sj. walk in his political moves." F I Nosy J. 1myt IL ' d Bl ory oa r ' A -- B . * 11 '. , 1 S AN - , I t, - ~ . -. I I.". 1 I .4 I ,, . .— . . - -- 1'T' 1 - I Act 11 , '. 'S VQ9176 #AJ63 43 .'; .., '• . ;r -. '0 - - - . - _• - L 4wr 0110 - J; a a ' - - °tw sciaiy. - I - 1 TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) General Ramsey Clark to seized Americans who were attempts a rescue operation, the Hilton Hotel Monday ant Europe. Identification of the Ayatollah RUh011ah Khomeini Tehran to negotiate the release inside that den of corruption. "Do not be frightened and do taken to the U.S. Embassy journalists' news organizations today vowed he would personal- of the hostages. Clark, who was not frighten anyone," he said. where another 60 to 65 U.S were not immediately availap . the Liberation ly take charge If the United accompanied by William The ayatollah's reference to citizens have been held sinc( ble. 1ZreJ meanwhile gan States attempted military Miller, a staff member of the students' threat was the Moslem students raided the Armed militants prevented aujpossible means" action to rescue dozens of Senate Intelligence Committee, to first official reaction since the compound Sunday. two Americans from boarding a Americans held captive inthe has landed in Tehran, the State save the ostages threatened students' issued the warning Other reports said three Swissair flight bound for Zurich with death y students. occupied U.S. Embassy. Department said. Americans, and not two, were today, but the two were allowed Tuesday. Reacting to reports of an oil Khomeini, in a speech adMoslem militants Occupying The students, who already picked up by the militants from to board a later flight after shutdown, Iran's oil minister, dressed to students in Qom, the compound and demanding hold dozens of American the Iran-America Society being questioned, an airport All Akbar Moinfar, dFOfl&Y said America would "be in the extradition of the shah told hostages, seized two more Monday. Th ey were also taken source said. denied that U.S.-bound oil error" if it attempted military supporters around the embassy Americans from a hotel and to the occupied U.S. Embassy. In a new statement, the tankers had been prevented intervention, but if such an to cease attacks on foreigners' delayed the departure of at Airport immigration authori- students claimed today that from loading Iranian crude at effort was Initiated, Khomeini homes. These attacks, theysald least three others from the ties deported 11 Western President Carter was preparing the country's main oil export said, "I shall move myself and in a communique, were "a plot country, Western sources said journalists during the past 24 to expel the former shah terminal at Kharg Island on the you, dear nation, will move too. to make us look savage." today. hours. The journalists were currently hospitalized in New Persian Gulf. "You know that our youths Khomeini also urged the The two unidentified em- intercepted as they approached York and that Secretary of In Washington, President now have seized Americ1l's students not to threaten to kill ployees of Bell Helicopter passport control and put on the State Cyrus Vance was working Carter sent former Attorney center of corruption and have the hostages if the United States International were seized from first plane bound for Western on extradition details. * '.. I - Khom ein i Vows He . tis / . - percent of the time. 44 How qan I stop the enemy . todRy.Ledy luck verbal or, written comfrom leading a third trump?" South asked himself. Then he wants to bring about big Woo MURIC81110h. NOW is the time to found and will find your shoulder to alt ezpreu anything that you feel • $7 •104 Ie led allamond from his on it you'll be bold and in. needs to be said. A64 hand and played dwnm '1 30) MMU (May 314M novative. nad out mftv of what *Q17 #K1993 Jack. East won with the lies ahead for you hi the year Keep all avenues for and could do nothing better . following your birthday by =dq. Y= OW a pod som than lead a spille. Now South *AK62 to prift materially and was ready for Operation Kill. no" (W year am of AmIro. 1 VXJ Its He won Ow trick, Ghipb limiter. Mad $1 br owb lot something you've been I led a dlaummysam to A*9-Gro* Bu 0. Radio Wanting. *A113 a diamond, cashed his see of CkyIletion, N.Y.180.Be am CANCER 0= 21-July U) clubs. ruffed a club in dummy Valwable: East-West Pmwfty that lbere's a strong to spw* WeAdde. ruffed dummy's IM diamond si'r*ui (Nov. .I)ec. the phi.. all or good n with WON Nw* Nalto 6" ruffed his lost club in dumm 21) Don't be beellast shout YOU'110 been b0111111111 ts Md" 19 cubed dob* a little hora.4rag will strive today. Don't fear to UPm 49 today. his 10th trick with his other YOU c"M Selling L very W10up" h10 spade. He W & Spa& at L I= (J* WAN. 32) 011111M ad up. w1lb the'best of do the finish. bet he could afford . I Opdql" JVA will treat ya with extra bwamin. It. CA"JCORN (Dec. SWm c"derstismi at this Itime, q.you doei't understand Why II)Anyagreemsellsmadis set making somlis very SIM MW South opened one heart, It Is I ;y for man Is oft will hum both yon ad h"M for you. Ask hr 9 low I the other parties iasalv. -I By 01waid JKI*y to open heart. n~ Vow (An. NsrtlM. Allauhmsag (NKW1PAPIENTRP*I1EAW4.) 1saettuiitohhyw1th AQUMM(JOL 84W 19) , Yew HU" i"o" Your West 1% off to the best Yes crA W" a somnidew 1111011 "M 41 m~ WIN delosse. led the we and (Do ym Mw a quation tar amel Insm majoIr PnJ"s another trump. NW.OW"? *Wto "Ask- Me .16"to . South hall W one trick and Evertik #I cam of ow WPWFJF6JrWP001aA*Wd8j*A how to do him had to lose a spade and pw. hx0vkW 9umm" 1W a MB~a yaw werk , UNU ,(Impt. U411d 33) surely diamond. be smile #1 I I I iruu1_ or career. Is really Is we feith Further study showed him by_sSairo* be onvdi~~ ~in#~. Id A akw = Y" clew web" ww am Y11111 1111111 oft to W "INS Mv,, t i' to r break -3 3 u be wo Id kv quelliftm." ft do" In 11,011111111M low -.- 0 - Dare to think in large and ex. situations involving either I '. alp 1T - I - - - - RIDG ,-,' .1*:: JG - II Dick Aiken, 23, assIstant I manager of finance compsny Ssoford: "A lot of political unred is backed by the communists, and they ye Influenced the Moslem students. "The Israelites did at Entebbe, they raided im. I mediately and got those people ~, out. If the army had the spunk and the drive, they'd go over there and get our people out immediately. "Some people don't Un. derdand anything but force, Carter should have prepared a raid the first day he heard about It." 0 ~ . HOROSCOPE I W - - T _________ b - NOT A NEW HA1RCO, AtPY' ALL THA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1... , NEW 60"O.'r" 'tOu MEAN A i'NWNARtx CAN PEP) YW UP THAT MUCH Ir THAT SPAID CHANGE I is 111 III . With the Iranian cdiii itlil uncertain toy Evening Herald photographer Tom Nebel set out to talk with some Sufordltes to get a feel of the thinking of local residents OR tie situation. He asked those interviewed what they think about the issue aid whether they feel the United States posture of leaving the matter up to the Iranian to resolve is best, or whether President Carter should take firmer action. Here's what dw sald: 1 Host 1 19 1,1 ewRescue Tried If What To Do About Iran J' - - Evening Herald— (USPS 481-280)—Price 15 Cents , . - - - 11teraidlel : ----- r.-i DVSDII LOSER !! 0 - a telt of my thyroid and I'm sending you 1% HOW potassium and chemical Letter number 6-12, Heart Prome. But everything was Ali IffegularUles, Skipped So" 1' yc , to give you mot right. He has prescribed Ubrlum fflfOlTflatlOfl 01) these dlioIder$ and Norpace and chalks it all UP Other readers who want this to .nzldy and dress. I'm dill issue can send 7 cea with long, damped, self-addressed concerned. Should I be? to 11 9 5 6 7 8 1 2 3 4 envelope for It. Send — — — — — — DEAR READER let ne request to me, lit C$tC tell you something. Anyone who newspaper, P.O. Box 1551, - — — notices an Irregularity of his Radio City Station, New 17 16 15 heart, particularly if it disturbs NY 10019. - — — — him or occurs with rapid heart As The Health Letter I'm ' 20 — — 18 19 actIon, is concerned. It can be sending you explains, in — — — downright uncomfortable duals with your protein 22 23 — — — 21 — whether lt'i caused by anxiety Canoften Wjtj. their and stress or whether it's lifestyle that are helpful. 7w . ___________________________ caused by some disease f ° includes eliminating coffee, heart. 33 31 tes, coin and an drinks that Many people do have such contain caffeine. Caffeine is a — — 34 findings and do not have any drug. It stimulates the beert underlying heart Alses At Ali- and stimulates the release of 38 37 In many Instances we don't adrenaline. It can cause an know what causes these — — — - ——— in such irregularities 41 40 eplsodes.It souldsllkeyouhave, of the heart regardless of — — — had a very thorough and whether the irregularities are 4 — 42 competent medical usorlafod with ap.iidy orwith — i examination which should give — — — tt disease. 49 you alot of comfort in kfloWlfl5 We also know that cigarette that you don't have any serious smoking contributes to the 154 5 5 illness, regardless of how I problem as do digestive comfortable the attacks may disorders. be. Individuals who do not have (NEWSPAPER ENTEMPRISE ASSN I Bligeminy really means that any underlying beart diNem every second beat is premature and have OCCUIOflSI u so that you have two beats, a beats often do be level of physical two beats and a pause, Improve their Pau", two beats and a pause. AD of fitness, particularly if they're these fall Into the same relatively unfit to begin with. I a category of what people call would suggest slopping all of By BERNICE BEDE080L their. heart skipping a beat the caffeine containing drinks, except your occurs every other eliminating cigarettes, linProvS beat. A tachycardia, of course, your diet, gradually Imipro" For y4dnesdaye Novomber 7, 1979 refers to rapid had rate. Some your level of p1hysical &AM people have these as attacks alld we if that won't help. Accept any and all iflvttaUOnL ____________________________ Y(*iRBIflTHDAY March 21-Apr11 19) ARIP Nnember7, 100$ d foundstiora can be laid Soli Fr$e*d.hlps aid 10 ntributing atOM s today In will play a major role thi E co WINAT B coming y pi your wellbeing. Your conhl ng — realks your Soak. Many Anodive offorls.wil1l be amply - 0. " ldIJe11L11lR . . I Unusual DEAR DR. LAMB recently graduated from - . -- 0 I -,- Anxiety Can L d To Heart Beats VIDIVA E •--.• i I . • - 4 Resembling 26 Binary digits 44 International bon 27 appearance Ego 27 Was indebted 5 Tak: a 31 Osiris'wife treaty to d irection 45 Th:rsfore 28 Electr c a British 33 Moray 34 Take a meal noblemen 29 Dregs 47 Angler't bait 7 Son-in-law Of 30 Lem 35 Tore Canvas home 48 Volcano in 36 High spirits Mohammed 32 Italy 8 Units 37 Hover 35 Skin tumor 39 Billiard shot 9 One (Ger.) 36 Auto 40 Noun suffix 10 Eou cell vu shelters 50 Superlative suffix 38 In mnt 11 Promontory 39 41 Boat gear 51 Auto workers rweave te till) union routine holes 19 — — — — — 41 Water — — — —(abbr.) — ~% MMOWIP41 # r BUZZ OF - ii DOWN rutinize 24 First BEETLE BAILEY -. ;1hj could U - —11 ' 11 I AU''tlIeIaL $ NAI $ ' constellation 21 - Answer to Previous Pun$e ommorce ; -_ _7•••_ ACROSS by Chic Young Tassy, Nev., tn --- - - - - - - - - - - - - - �S —, •-.';;:"-- .- .. •,,_ 44 2A—Evenln, Herald, Sanford, Fl Wednesday, Nov 7, 19fl . Wednesday. Nov. 7, 979-3A Evening Hera ld, Sanford, Fl. , Potential Juror is Give I 1.1 ;. Canadian Prime Minister Beats Ouster By 2 Votes Despite 5 Killings By Klan . OTTAWA (UP!) — Prime Minister Joe Clark squeaked by with i twove margin in the third House of CfflflflJ' - t 7•. ,1 . \-t .A , . harassment's sake but If there is an important will take action" the Uberal party leader told reporters i. i' . 1' / . David Vickers prepares to drink a champagne toast Altamonte Springs Commissioner-elect Jlm Troy Pliand celebrates his unopposed re-election as mayor of Winter Springs with his wife. Marilyn. j11j for "OK11flIfl and American N will able h S dey y officials halted issuance march permIts. Police Chid William E. Swing said he has been Ismembers of the Worker, Viewpoint on, also called the Camunist Workers party U.S.A., that they *W be carj es of fourof the dead with them and burial services will be held after the f -- ' han&ing of Canada's economy and energy policies, said he probably Will try again to bring 6 the minority GREENSBORO,N.C. (UPI) — A communist group that bed five of t' members killed In a weekend confroniatlon r £ . challenge to his 5-moi*b.old Conservative vernment. Former Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau, who proposed Tuesday's noconfldence motion condemning Clark's government. "We won't harass the goyenvne,g on every Communist Group To March / to his wife, Dolores Vickers, victorious In her Fe- Thompson hears the good news from City ComJ missioner Peggy Childress of the city's canvauind election to the Altamonte City Conimission. after the splinter Swill Credit party saved the govern. su said that action fflweulOn and "we do not prevent funeral proessaimLs, five le ere killed just before an &M4a&n march Sstw*y Isan exchange of gunfire with a group nandNUjL FOurtsenpeople charged i the deaths. board mot With Its five votes. : '2 Newcomers,, 2 Incumbents Win Rosalynn Set For Thailand WASHINGTON (UPI)— Declaring ' stare"nrd1adyP.oIIlynnCarterlefttod:';orThTi;;; to touc Cambodian refuge. cato ps am talk with IF_I officials about speeding tie relief twocus. . By DONNA FTFS Herald Staff Wrfter Altamonte Springs and Winter Springs voters Tuesday we Ray Set For Isolation? I month old baby, bad not been involved inpoliucsatau before. She Phyllis Jordehi of Miamont. Springs. The county's new punch' defeated Andrew C. Montval Jr., a golf professional, card voting system was used. Mrs. Boyd received 512 votes to 312 ' 1% bmwA in both cities was higher than expected. While Mrs. reelected two incumbent officials and elected two political 62.1 percent of the vote. r1altumutofthe7,173raiddi— Jordshlbedpredletsdallip, newcomers to office. Meanwhile,the inctimbents in the two cities, Dolores Vickers in 7% vidories'In all four cases won by what is cmddwW a Altamonte Springs and Wilfred(Hap) Arnold In Winter Spring& voters,she admitteclthat her prediction was mom optimistic then landslide — over 60 percent of the vol.. both won reelection handily. -. ballots was 463 ne of those v&vwi,a 37-year old history teacher at LakevIew Arnold, completing an appointed one-year split term on WJt&t No. 1,!Iat On the Winter Springs City Council, garnered 523 votes for 62.9 percent In Winter Springs, Mrs. Norton predicted a 5 percent turnout of 5,J4pd. (ft (qj MM Carter said Tuesday her bz-&y trip with delegation including u.& Surgeon General Julius Web. mond Bobto"focus world attentlotill on what amounts to of of our lime." truck COnVOY to enter the country with siçpllss, but relented Monday and agreed to let food shipments be made along the Mekong River. The Cambodian govaisont has ref used to allow a ' PETROS, Tens. (UP!) — James Earl Shy convicted wIn of Dr. Marlin bither King Jr., coui'be placed in , AW isolation W his latest aUampt to break out of for:,trssa-like Brushy Mountain aste Prison, officials said "Tuesday. .., Ray, serving a 99'year sentence for the 1HI slaying of King at Memphis, faces a hearing on attempted escape charges today before a threeinegnber prison disciplinary hoyt "As long as he's hers, we figure he will probably try"another break, said prison spokesman Ray Tucker. . ow for 7L4 while his opponent Gary D. Mmd took 303 votes or 37 percent. the city's 2,7r voters, but said privately she had hoped for 30 percent of i' v votes or percent by opponent, Mr.. Vickers, completing her first twoyeer term on the percent. Turnout there was 30.3 Percent — 80. Ret Walker Altam onte Springs City Commiwlon, received III votes, 61.3 The campaigns In both cities were quiet and almost Issueless, In winter spring., anotiier _ ner, all the candidate. salt During the final days 01 the campaign: dt council meeting, to protest paving and geassesamenta levied by the city, Maureen H. Boyd mayor's amos In Winter Sprbs that he y, for Marrw, charging Mrs. Vickers with being a "fat cat" and using became the youngest elected W&W in ftn*" ,T'11 Kosygin May Be Ailing MOSCOW (UPI) — Soviet hunkri Alud KW& failed to Appear On the reviewing dad today (w the Annual Revolution Day Puade in what Watem enabIft Mrs. Boyd, X, On modw of QM There was no PIWM 9001i at do Polft places in elther city, to city derks, Mary Nodo of Winter Springs and comoo nil is called a "sire Indication" he It iilb Kosygln, 75, has not been seers in public for 20 deys Ms absence from the Soviet Union's biggest holiday celebration renewed speculation the aging leader Is ilL By tradition, Ko.yglo, as nominal head of govermue,*, lhouldhawtakenhlsplaceto thekft of prs.jdeut[eonJc$ Breslmev, who climbed to the top.oI Lenins Temb Square and signaled the start of the gala military maids. taxpayer money for club dues, incity mikop and long Wom calls on efty pmjWL Gove rno Fe era d Irish Prison Guard Shot , BELFAST, Nedharn Ireland (UP!) A y#ang pdsors guard was shot to death today the spot where tines other prison officers have bees Wiled by the provisional Irish R.ran Army in roost wslIm, The Wlest k0as aMs4 bowS Slut lbs 1R4-1 ---miucm.'s. ii*i we British war ntidiin, hi Nor thern Ireland." . the scheduled sal. of chilling rights on -w,wv .es ocean floor when (.%Ief Jmdlce Warren Burger ref used to hasten Suiwene Court consideration of or Indianapolis Man Kills 3 ' .' PM@Mmt Carter to declare fad" ___ DOW () — man Ifli.Id at his wife's 4jv5 her f at her and a dad woods four other P1* Including _ er __ cers, Authorities BAK humf$ bard Moore,in his 3Os was .'• - . -__ . ___ __ — ...- Mules L Copisy, chid (UP!) omoer of the Cocky Prom, wane that'reoent ..U.& Supreme Coed r'l"igs have placed freedom of the In Okeechobee' Comity, mooring Pon" b= % Grelm am early Munk" P119% by TM VISION ho. •' ; , - ad - ags. a adth xt H. also "isti to LMk ardm aid lbs mmd ho. "apprsprelMsMM. and federal m,e seed is ke tempoowy ngdss" to review the dim booft bat IndicSl4 long, failure aid sold lbs florid. Sam is we be ----j ke, Dipu'st SI Bovlrmssntaj ñldieii to rebididl lbs mj1h$sadth.is,.ti, pamly pipid ye . ••• Players ____ Mater. returned this year, bat - oatytba.salIIIswiU'.tep besaest.refwehilatth flvsn'ub'MthsichoiLThe uuunlatwtldamsath -. tinder I1M raise, stthl Ad rise tbre JMNry. __ wbs trjft fr Coaltmaa Robed Feather Wj to i1btr ast said lbs er'jql tromfers were have a aI,u keel. jsin.a spptomdbylbssAd,overths Iwe kern either the ea - ' ØJKUSa SI the aped.. building prlactp.l orths aefy the tb ipmrii1 Ad dsahm $ihithspromaesSIth* 41 0 md. aid lb. bawd stead (C1111t1 From Page U) WM (UN) — T"C:, in • :stn.r beaus. hi AdsM upict-hi play believes that lbs gadsats bauI trsad S. .bwe a : Is pi ho initsvss we SI a, in '' juI* puaws ivaiuis are (seed I walft It weed ship bahmd am d V_ nwer-is as — We APNIP 91 I LIL: OWANO %AWW W= a.i aid lbs at ubUI1aNp( •. .• S • - - . urn. I — ' ____ U 111:31 I'WP:-lu O S . 'i;..' .1. •. . .I . _-. . .s. 'weI gd ftee :.• S • •sd' _5,, , S Im own • noleft -- mss _____ . 3 • an &so .,4iN1!1 . A• 50 too -_ A ' .- Mrmao Lulbsrsparasruld."W.are an - -- for extra streng th - usa. S..mkss badi for smeath fit Machine wish warm tumble dry m.dlvm permanent pram fsbck Morrison said there are six attorneys in his law firm, wIdcls has an administrative practice. With a bsckgrosmd In business, Morrison said he moved to Florida In 1971 and began the Flat knit fabric comfort for great., practice of law. "I would at. Th. public Is Invited to • attend all the Golden Agi Olympics i PAM - '--: i .-• S • - • - - - NW4"POOR, ON" • - $00comall • . • CIO go CIWas DWI' S , Le" &A.& Able ';$!. ir''. , •. • • • . • .. .. - __ . . S ' •• owl' _ 1. MsthiW. O1 S - am J.41010100 0~ VU" O5e - in a - p I I, Am~ = A "VI - 5' -- - . • . . W of 3 Tee Shirts and Vee-Neck Shirts .aring luxury blind. Min's S4tL-XL • - • Ll - Pock FIR Ccpvflsi I5719Sy11iwtComoron - OF AN 41 pM PAN Briefs and Athletic Shirts S • 5S -r 4 3t MU . - S wpm& amp" S. !!!.Om I es N..ieg ft.,.ft. - - and sbauld.r seams - mesthig. I have more years - Jubilee Variety and Talent Show 7:30 p.m. Civic Center Cuwt Foams 4. slop • S . tui.I. Synchronized Swimmin Holiday Inn (Lake Mon —. -0-TAL NOTS" __ ... '. . S. ,_4••g a;.. whocouldprovldeabackup(or hh, In .& ri* for blion Is GSWA a. Swimming 9:30 a.m. Holiday Inn (Lake Mon . 49 • ___ . • ,SIUIAi .• .• •... . "ft oft $0, In. a imIL *, P U L$L 6 as GIN k% i Zmit nftimmilfto !U. 4• •.... —. Korman, formerly a partner of another applicant, Carmine Bravo, said he expects tofind an associate within 30 days, - - jj W ____.... - 10na -NIL oce don . S I 0 which prepared Longwood'g new charter. He said because of his snail practice the city "wouldn't play second fiddle to anyone" and the "legal challenge means more than money." - ____ S Agq J 1 a "nudle movie" ordinance later declared unconstitutional by the U.S. Supreme Court. Carpenter, who has been practicing law for six years, is assistant public defender for Seminole County and served as chairman of the committee - P601p; 110% 1141 Llsps 111110 P. a, luw IS. £ SINS eww mad be* NA I Adp Thursday, November I r$c present., 15,0; 1, Ae1ins hi uglIer Nd LAI,I5 pe; eat 20 uSes, JgllIr . 1 hi by Lap sA in lbs lah. it Uj. .I pnm ina, us, .*u S Ship Mt Osra, DeLand, Lwsbur, Kissimmesi Daily, Sun 124 FlEE ADMISSION - MM d 1101if ehks ag . . _____ __ splMwei Md etba. rui .• WED., THURS., FRI., SAT. - ekiatad-air tsui& 'RoyesIIAdlhewIlaat __ -1 979 Hu",kane, Season. Ranks Among The' Wo4 WEATHER ; . u G.&Leu Age O(qNtpiL '°'P pollee and tin FBI arrested 11 Persons 'from tire, Mats. Tuesday on auto theft charges and sold the r"rofth.auspsdspnbsMywoddbs$cked ., IJnIb.d month for meetings arid IS an said the greatest ac approval to save the city hour for extra time spent) and cosuplishment of his one was money," he said. o var•s ivao car vfli•v•s _____ the coamlsioners. Alper, who has been practldng law since 1972 was formerly an a.iiMM general counsel with the city of Jacksonville. "I don't like to shoot from the hip," Alper said, "If you like someone toprovide you with Instant pontification, by the Clemency Board which Graham told a news confer. has the power, on the ence Tuesday he 1111 not act recommendation of the on any of the 10 current cases governor, to commute the until all are heard. punishment to life Is prison. Gov. Bob Graham and the He said likes to look atcases board have reduced two death In a group for the purpose of • -ILflCZ uus year. consistency 01 action. I I • executed for his crimes, but was willing to put aside those feelingi during trial. Mrs. Sullivan, who said she belonged to the same church as: State Attorney Jerry Blair, said her daughter was attending FStJ, at the time of the murders there. Her first thought when she heard about them, she said, "probably, was my daughter all right." Jopling had to Instruct Lamb on the law which says that the: burden of proof rests with the state. In answer to a question by Bundy's attorney, J. Victor Africano, Lamb had said he expected' defense attorneys to prove Bundy's Innocence. The judge has reserved a ruling on defense motions to move the trial because Bundy's lawyers feel he cannot receive a fair trial in North Florida. Jopling said he plans to spend "two or three days" attempting to pick an impartial jury in Live Oak. tens$to get the city personnel wlthngnesstoaccept the salary to do as much of the clerical budgeted by the city ($200 a you need someone else." He work as possible subject to my aIA'rTANoOGA, Tess. (UP!)— Separate "Mth44yp. Adironvoi operations IsTomn have resulted In Mate stoles auto charges against residents of five ___ . Jalarmatba =LIN do public interest with a firm, - charges." He said he agreed with friends of his who said Bundy should be SHOP ORLANDOs SANFORD 93Q9'30 DAILY, SUN. 124 familiar with you so that of an hour, precludes asking a 101 of SOsJones, Morrison and $20 Morrljos* you will get 5121C11 questions." and Staluksr, Altamonte what you pay for," Jones told for hiring an attorney for the . - - city Is: ability md experience, do not come fromw"hçsrlal"preaidancyorfrcm Coagri, she said, but from the judiciary which Is responsible for the people's rigid to bow . --I-- t in jadeft A-1 -N A" 10 mobile hflhS. cenmn*lal 's, lubell Giadermas, 71, delivers a ball In the bawling toarmamest which begu Talky , =M do &W wdm bomes, bed houses, boats hnd Tuesday and I. to end today at Bawl America as past of the Golden Age ' trtM thMaNked in MM1R (IIuIfr. fl,.k.i,, ROLL IRS go publisher of the Sim Dkv Union ad Pa should be a non'resldent for Herald Staff Writer objectivity. Lelberuperger said Longwood City Commission, he had already made his choice meeting In a special session and was ready to vote, but Monday night, Interviewed Mayor June Lormarm, and seven applicants for the Commissioner. William MItposition of city attorney left chell and J.R. Grant said they vacant with the resignation of were not ready and wanted City Attorney Ned Julius Jr. more time. Julius, although he resigned Grant advised cornas of Nov. 1, has agreed to May missioner. to take advantage of on until a replacement Is found, the time to look into the or until Jan. 1 If necessary. background and qualifications A final decision was not of the applicants being conreached Monday night and each sidered, saying, "A resume commissioner is to narrow his does not make a man." choice to one and present that Jones, who met tires of sanse at a Nov. 20 meeting. Llbenipsrger's criteria, felt Interviewed Monday night $25an hour was too low and said were John Jones of the he would want $50. Practicing Casselberry law firm of law for 11 years, he said his i .SlTULi dURil, IWU 150 WUI Dii 10W 10I4S owes Harvey AIpar of WNh bm 4 I. 14 years MH..y,'Alper Wack and elperlence Ad be also Eaton, Altamonte Springs; applied fur Uq post of city at. William Carpenter Liridwud terser in AJIIIIOM. Spr Village shopping center; "11 you Idre an attorney (3.juid Drman; William H. wlWngtowcrkfcr$2Ooamaih Springs; Carmine Bravo, Laigwood Village; and Barnard D. Sosuners, Maitland. Commi ss ioner Ray Lalbenaperg' said his criteria California Tmday the am medis Itself contributed to Carter wedd suft these SMOOTH - Mrsp I" md mOk 400118 Oft" $ai IV the hij water have crested op sIN rulers in . UA ANG L óngwood Interviews Attorney Candidates - . by 6, - ,..iv. domir homess ad am total damage to roakiod nois ANA ime saa of hr.. other Pik inow aq be after lbs flood re UINDON (UPI) — Gold real Am* mad the dollar Ii ~ bwd Isday a swap" money *"W 052111811 In kmdk U*ft called by pwo ARM 1111 kaL at ft beene of 16 WaJss Pr•ss Fr..dom In Jeopardy? ,r,, - . .- ..-.. ____ wh we she was daft. - sCarier. dmup. Ths floodiamgoccwredwhsrsa "It Ii urist that victim.of Plerida POVSF .& .0 this balding pod as soon as poadble," Graham wnal.da wave o1 WOW thet salt a ISer*sAle Graham also Ad fi4stal we., forcing bksd. from plc assistance will be needed Gold Up, Dollar Slumps of a Cutoff ii an to the United owncaused geld to rise dw* do to ., buying, a dealer In fttb said. ' . — .' W _______ " Graham chest. _ • hen rrendered,aft a . .::imIflntI I1. H. was riposted In serious condition 5Juuu ' . , .- - diff a.. lceuyaaU sAd fled*arcdcft.diyguard from Qomlin Road Prim Was standing at a bin stop In civilian dothes who a young man walked op to , pusd ll out agananMmfowtImea in th, MW a4 10 $11171 from lbs '' _____ . .:. adaluate to putaoluartluandOkseehiob.. provide relief .from a ,, u.1 th.ir cosatis a , ..'.. By BARBARA FRYE meeting. Three other cases are being readied for hearing In TALLAHASSEE, Fla. There are 139 men and one Jan uar y . (UP!) — The State Clemency woman under death sentence Board, which heard appeals in Florida which executed Its Understate policy, no death of three Death Row Inmates first killer lnl5 years lnMay warrant can be signed until Monday, has scheduled four when John Spenkelink died in the Inmate's conviction and more cases for Its Dec. 12 the electric chair. sentence hIuP hs.n raisumA - am case scheduled for Firday. : F TALLAHAUEE, fla. (UP!) "Because there Is no certain. (Icy. Bob (Italians ha. asked ty that 'r vkthns will . . .. • •.. arnde off the New England coast. None were exercised Tuesday. Bonds said he had followed closely Bundy's Miami trial for the FSU murders closely, watching several of the half hour cour troom telecasts. He also said he knew Bundy faced murder charges "out west" and "If I'm not mistaken, some escape State Clemency Board Hears Death Row Appeals By JAKE CASSEUERRY But federal officials are confident of ultimate victory. - c C PROVIDENCE, R.I.(UPI) — Enviroma"Usis won an Iltbhour repim fim the U.& Supreme court Tuesday night in their figI* to block the government sale on the rich Georges Bank wi 2 Counties %' ' a ' C r 'd Ai l óil Exloratl on F oto By J. PAUL WYATT LIVE OAK, Fla. (UP!) — Asked If he were willing to give and flashed a smile occasionally. "He's commented Terri Boats-right, a student at Theodore Bundy the presumption of Innocence, Craig Lamb Suwanneefreaky," Middle School, one of several teenage girls grouped in PAU114 Watched the back of his neck while looking across the the spectator seats during the tedious proceedings. courtroom at Bundy and said, "I guess" Bundy was convicted and sentenced to death In Miami last Later, the telephone repairman acknowledged that he had felt summer for the clubbing and strangulation deaths of two Florida Bundy was guilty and that he "ought to have the chair." Lamb State University sorority sisters In Tallahassee on Jan. 15, 1978. was one of three proVective Jurors questioned Tues dav as For the time being he is being brought to the lAve Oak trial daily Bundy's trial for the kichiapinurder of 12-year-old Kimberly from Florida State Prison, 60 miles away. Diane Leach got underway. The Leach girl was abducted (ruin th Bundy's defense attorneys moved three times that Lamb be Junior High School on Feb. 9, 1978. Here grounds of Lake City partially clothed and excused for cause. Circuit Judge Wallace Jopling denied the first decomposed body was found the following April 7 under the roof of two motions then took the third under advisement, an abandoned hog pen, about 10 miles southwest of Live Oak. Jury selection was scheduled to resume at 9 a.m. today. Besides Lamb, remaining In the Jury box when the trial was The trial's first day went slowly. Of 142 prospective Jurors recessed Tuesday were Esther Sullivan, a housewife and rePOMN, the Judge excused 4 one by one, for cause- Then the registered nurse,aW Kenneth G.Bonds, feed manager for a farm questioning of the others began. commodity firm. Mrs Sullivan said she had formed no opinion as The 32-year-old Bundy, a former Utah law student chewed gum Bundy's Innocence or guilt. Bonds said he felt Bundy was guilty Incessantly as he watched the proceedings from a swivel chair at to but could put aside his feelings. the defense table. He was dressed nattily In a charcoal-colored Both the state and the defense have 20 peremptory challenges suit. dark tie and light blue shirt. He leaned back Is the chair often each, enabling them to dism iss prospective jurors without cause, ' -:' I . Bundy ' The Chair -. • -, -AT. . iL on Y 1f,!ht. A __ it net s • em isis sssiiss* ' _. $ I.WAT Ursa.. ci,am a "Min is us swv iii. is " m V I V A £A5U(555 toUI NiT moato I'5 s.. ____ is, muss . is cuv rem V ( �. - - •- S - •. --- - - - - S- - .- -. . - I .5 •• .'-.-... •.. .4-.._.-• I - . - 4. ___f_ - • - - .-.-•... - - - ,. , S - EvenlngliemW F: ___ "ThS wn no $Scs on the bomb uij Cdft all. MrMft f the Amlo .Bssshd In Italy dw1i World War IL Aa gbsonftrmsdadar,denlsbeln pOu.AflAndOVitsln the armar.i*,d to WMIAM Blood M. The ri Is eehsdausd for March 01* at _ - 00 300N. FRENCH AVE.,SANFORD,F1A32771 Area 11ot011 Wednesday, Nov. 7, 117-4A WISPS 4111111 1 ) __ "ftm o WAYNE D. DOYLE, Pubflshir THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $310; I Modhe, $JS; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Mough, 14$; I Mcdlii, $24.00; Year $47.00. ___ waji." "1IOormam wore cs bya,prhieand the be ImIJIg Was 'soppolid, but they ckIy mc i, he ndd. 'We w"nikd a piatoon of tMbe d wed 7 mfl toward Romi before d. -• but the nod d.y the Germs's dodroyad 17 of our tanbe hi a row." IflIIl45f "General later wrete, 'The inipoutance of Ado Cla be but wed not by what we won, but what we would hkv. lout If we led It,' amid Bland There are drips of beei9'as, pisces of jesh dsextodblUtopearowidgwoobe-ImUd5com and forioltea by mod all, the vMa r nad of the Amu'lcam troops who to* and led there. These are the me who kissed their loved OM W* (aom.forthe lad time) and wed to ___ Ir. will be r.glMrstIon an day. CU all .'stv1i vuturans of the Mulo Bssckhssd hi italy dar1 World War III 5 of 410 WIllow Ave., Sanford, who fo.t with pg Armored Division at Amlo back hi 1144, was woead on the beadi. He racM.d a bettloBuld 7p.m. , i 4~4 _____ ___ oo S AMA's i i and Us awarded the &ouiie Star for gaflautry hi -1.. For ftve moudhe from Jamery to May 7IS0 Allied troops fo to win and hold the 7m11e The Clock that place of 17 JANE AaIIIWY " '' .NO 401 AII.d troops were killed,15,110 wosded and other. 01 these thee dead and 11,000 woon. did. Fears - Are Unwarranted ____ __ __ .5 Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - MSII1U48II VEM3ER$ • URSDAYN0 Sameek chissw~ff 4d camassm Inoon, Maitland civic Center. speww dor, at UWVMfty of O'Liam, athletic " Flaft.'CC 6"41 fW rawntione. leod"C40*TOW Repilbliftuis, 7:30 p.,Dolds Federal Beak, BOW Pima, CandbM. 406w OWIN R", andic" columnw. Sesslaor Wa WIWW care Of b~ PIN* 7:304:30 Pm., 4& --AWW Center,43303: Orlando Drive, Sonford. Free Miervationi to VAlle, CC afti~ In Not berl'sisawt 9 am. to 4 pm.0 Dftm Unitted Mar& of arK Ion. ft"idsom Boule"M at'fl"U. KWtted goods, *dta, CM*m nd items, baked goode, plaids, Mn. S Santa's Attic, a a Sarü.Lrmdi,11:304:30, Dr Pad Webri Udvcn* 61 CeWsl rkr* history PrOtOmr, wW dIACM NAM of ftvb,3:30 Pm.,Orsoge County Historical Museum, 11.46 Ham Padll, Orlando. Open GNSIsrSenIseleTee'tmIstl..s, 7:36 pm., A1 'n"ge Springs Civic Ceder. Workshop on parliAmentary procedure by Nancy Psych.. Open to public. F*IDAY,NOVEMBERI $trehea.Thes,freeOfle.dayseinInaron stroke by Florida Hespital's health srcedepsrtmenta,9a.m. to 3p.m.,p'4He*. Orlando audItorium, 101 E. Rollins Ave. Saofem'd VFWLaISsAasIIIary Issair, lOam to log cabin pod home on lakefront, Hanànade Items, p"rda, baked goods and chili. am. to ____ Thea pray that It won't ha,pen again. __ Wednesday, Nov. Y. 9-OA C&ENDAR - ___ . 'The difeaI ll m.. iii. ones w semiwliurd sioriiie foIthmiresursdbyfsertojmi1yidand ..wthmir MMAM o,audwtththe mod and ldood olcoedlues baulefisidi hi Europe, North Africa, the South Pacmc. Korea and Vistiam. These es's the ones who w what "Arnaldk, Doy" and "Voters's Day" as really all about not Joe iIsOS wuk'd. The World Wa' I veterans as_etth fewer hi manbsr ad Novonibor and the World It vets are b.eomlni the 'old timers' as women fram Korea and Vietnam Join thdr rob, They know the price of freedom and they know the price of Iduisatlonal polItical chess games that Ulul ON to IS for wte,sr the c'si. So, this Nov.11, tdn time out to ranombw and be iIu1. Do .omd or vet t let tda know you çriciMi whit held for Ma coudry and to s' iin rs'sjg. tee' am o Flanders bees'sa of the trondi warfare. At one poli* we were peaked beck to 3* ywda of the ___ Around _____ _ ',1 1 .-. p f . .. I • : / •' • . 7 ON YOUR MARK10111411 [Auh Rotondo Weparel OFFICIAL to pull the triner' am start the bike race. Her. liSt Boyd. No. 0; Joyce Johnm, No. 7; and Key Itomm, No. 4, wak for the startling gon. t S - . 1 fte to Public. reacted with predictable consternation recently to the ruling by the Federal Trade Commission that physicia ns cannot be prohibited from advertising ANGLEWALTERS S their fees and services. Experience will, we thInk demonstrate that the AMA's fears are unfounded. Two years ago, the American Bar Association (ABA) expressed similar concern over the Supreme Court decision permitting la ers Re agan -- &1GUT: You W'NT& A L FROM ME-'CAvK M IN1tRK)T I CHEAPER AND MY TRM I BETTER DAN DA BANK'S? LMM GET OI ____ U.S. wy advertise. ABAofficlals worried aloud thatCo n- T&es l mercial advertising would benefit imacrupulone lawyers at the expense of more principled colleagues. The advertising of fees in particular, said the ABA, might lead to a deterioration In the quality of legal services, There Is, as yet, no evidence that anything of the sort has happened. What does seem apparent Is that the growing volume of legal adv has served the public by enhancing competition the marketplace. Fees for standard legal services In most cities are now subject to heal competitive pressiwes. And there seems to be no shortage 01 lawyers willing to offer competent counsel and competitive rates. --Consumers also benefit from advertising that Identifies a lawyer's area of specialization. Why should advertising work any differently in ____ them al pciiion? The practice of medicine Ii a service for the benefits are related to the costs. The more consumers know about both, the better. ____ • AMA's concern over unethical advertising is jimtllled. But existing laws and regulatory agencies already provi adequate safeguarik against this type consumer fraud. The ilk , then, Is that advertising In the ___ medical profession will yield results similar to those it produced in other Holds: Namely, greater ëonswner knowledge and corresponding ax is itO bS best POU$bIS His __ - ____ ii Tale Of 2 ___ _____ ____ ___ Countries ' 1111on pir.uL, two pi&e1n In a city of 12 ______ _____ ___ ___ • ° __ VJN'n Rsc' MTN. -- or-t the onos we're lii The new iteagan them,, a wt of can-do iMskg for the 1k will be ihittlied in toOSd MafiiMi iickNsv. ____ 13,afheur.rut1ustibe$iovhss4kprime on aar et utatisne somum the W'r from S - to S (r ad'sII,ba LIGHTER SIDE __ - - - I ins urance ' Form Malaise __ 1010 7sr as. "jIku troIe." 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I' WOODEN SANDALS Ai$oqtidslzesin*hite _______ FRiDAY, NOVUER$ ft: d IIWflWfl T-shirts in Brials I packs of 3. Sizes are small to extra large c LIMIT I __ . ___________ VAPoLe 11-11I . 61111 V - wwww", 9 ointment. LIMIT I FRUIT OF THE LO _____ ___ CHRISTMAS CMD8 Chm" FUMS BUM LADIES' (XUCI 1W ft ____________ Newsil kik Bead pelset s -mim as Terins l.uI Reid Race '79, $ am., (Made (à.nber ci Commesce. 2.0 mU. 4f tea" aM 0.1 *ile mlmi.eaesMhon. Entries at all ComBsnks and track I-Tp--I'dOte. 488 - / - . to in ~ it bwbadft ---*sd by ow Naleiiiis' Of do kwatlift pwko-r.wwm~ A -Vies. IRA do DIPA'w4d'a, Ism, 41M REG. $669 489 MCK ' 15-light indoor assorted colorsets size bulbs RSgUII, Of COOl burning ___ s dM ________ ____ 49" BLADES LIMIt 1 I I6-oz.lotbotlle. type GlUXIM"AC (LIGHT SETS 3 types Bottle of ¶00 with 30 IMITI '" RMVER GENERAL ELECTRIC T SQUIBB THERAGRAN M VITAMINS ECKEND POLISH ___ ____ 790 - - %iii at IJUDAY, NOVEMBER11 AmndGduuClikel5enletdles, 1:$a.ri.to1 pa., dub bulkkg. Fairmost Drive and lUwsy 1741 Thod lN4PIerIdm Viff Nil it PUS bNi " ursd by Jedor Acblavew.. R.c*lu.JJuu Cell last, 7:11 p.m., (Made Martloit rO. u. The 1$-mile widening it Pmitliad Avenue between the Oraig.$iunliele lii. at PIt1dBde,adad*Ms hi July Bud odd 1110sdurthebsuikngpr.: hold it ssmitkne dwing 1105 IS 110 em a do Pin NNW PAI j - __ _____ ____ - - S . ._•_-_ _______ - - ' •• - aim I __ ______ ______ P,sceadles Cuiger, Altosoet. Spring., carde, 1:11 n.m.; peacbbewl. 11:30 am. and leach U noon. Proem seMen 11mw Sou"km.w by Jacol,'e. o - - thsTwsr. atpIIng to stamp oij'Ta,msm than - l L. 111iU 1 g'-amgs Ui. iu, 17.10. Irli spikes Qak Wairess Wages, Wu'o$e - , it __ , -- be6cw Wk cAnni- cs0edW _____ ________ SPEED STICK IVVW ding plan c.iatrsctiee os I:.-;:;:1 Branch Ciuld bun July, 1* hotiad it in M.ft wdd widen a dutch between stat. Read 411 and the __ ________ -__ I reosily usu!.d to __ - 5 Twin blsdicsflr ________ -__ MEPiINEN s ________ Fireara suldy dess, 74 p.m., Sr'o4t Connedly 17 on Sk'thg ,, Collage. Ale. Thursday. Lad S hours, NW. ______ COU 330.1*, .at assues in budLiltir. ad Sheer err free to pih&. 1 30 am. Garden Qub of Sardord, Fabmed Drive at ISjway ______174s. Inlaid Estates. hr the but aim Mee.aIuedusdidawpsimWe addi nothing to 1h-mor'J position 01 the DEA that the torture, illegal In both coedriss, took nl. sledit In Mexico DEA Ii-A It01 theIr "up credo idormm by throot 01 tlrñlN apprehended walers or to the Mexican p.iice. NeIthsr Is the DA's offenus mtid " wickideses 01 the "s trsmc a '.-.•.. sarbw road work will SIT. noiq. Dolaft coesbution until adequate funds acwould hM 144 no away a victim of inflation Ohm is " I 6 12 to Is perOd A ___ It 149 5- fLit _-_ 116,11- UII4 Wl IW4V SW 1WVW.W. U - Ago" who iscretly Lorm to. ohta spray. LIMIT I 00111I Tft widwft Wow" hir 70 "0 @no diL uniiiiiiiiIIIIII'Novneimn. Cesatrartles en Howell •uuàg PIC(PMsIt-"-fr-)4 uity Cullopu Baldiog J, feed L-OhOldwifts _ work _ , auflhle fasty. Open to public. by as If se.i viw is Aho,- I p.m., kg o pad l D4it it.bums. a whoefda md NlIniii U Wider 0* 11ifte progniss 0. isic"Seft ftb~ hr R41W Coo* others b*ft rain chfto,6:46 pALl and wilioli M uwmw Ho*w us" lamy •'Pret-ta lbh: which presumably States, Is dealt with hur*lj km Jap. opted__Amulosfroskil.d,abuesuldbea ___Milan fomdgihm&m AM" lk_l_ . ........ •. he f ___ Fiuvi .41 1".. Pm., W& VVW L*I CeWd Florida Zod*W t' , ___ By yielding to the tIIflpt5tlOn tO fight the with illegal weapons, the Dr4 Enforcement -Mm has lost slgr'UIcant Jft W&LaL 54 __ 4C Clillidne's radvali LAO VAS park orlso* Gropleftuit Prodimboni will pvmd llpdw and the Wer, M3:30 m.cnadMdeefpsrk.Fr.etOp. - 6 session Med. Fall FOdivul, all day b,gImth at 10 am., Pioneer Settlement I the Q'sati ir off SR 40. Couniq and blutipm mak, mU &W craft "I- show, critter food and barbecue. the iambus of medurs km . Ceady Co1!111 lcfl. County administrators prsssdsd the Ih%mcW details of the Proposal to four of the commissioners In a work 3' i' • liftmom" a WAI1UIT0N (UP!) Cnrrr Ii ___ lbs • lbS uthat Rsan's doff i"pIy wed out aid bow* It grWedbya' enalm'ilaiev"helda'tssom dale by dale.5) to for sure w yam tuft I VCII ago 14IM1? Wall, If yes am tal .ound Is wroug bet relict the idl, that Amsrloss as am 't site pet your ger on it, a good pies, to USS pg.dlL 'd$i of that we boo, M eiu a as, "ago of or that we leik Is _______ S FIRLON FLEX HAIR SPRAY hold. 13-az. Tuesday by the Seminole to publiC. v -, "VX=PhwmwioL - MMUedAvenaas eWv ProetawWgo to thllbw'aageadeso(ualt.day.open I'. ___ S 5 ?oderal -• HeraldltutfWrllur A bond jams. to pay for the eaUsMhan.apsct.d widunhig Cak DoceV1Is Sb., a auctie., noon to 6p.m. _ __ ,wuiI,, __ •. By DIANE PETRYK Kid4sofCelumb'sbuIIdjng,21Q4S, Oak Ave. Siofort ___ - * minutis __ of USdMm ' __ __ ______ . . Widening pest home, on l'kefr. ,r Roads For _____ - ___ ______ .... Bonds OK'd schod Coupise. Dinner, $aoferd VPW 10105, 5:304 p.m., log cabin - __ NIW5 NFA Kennedy) for . - : Opon to AM MO ____ __ ___ at Coders as GOP fredrmunr I. cwlJ* ork Ms pitch to blame the d1re _________ • . _ ___ ____ __ bra _____ - We eflentMakofthe Japanese as pithing op lead the outward trappings of oManiporai Wadern cultas and mIurLg them back to u Nd'sInitlsadoneaea,orkns. Jap takes ____ tiu,.a c.. to the limited States'-ulubboru rate. In fact, Japan's lw crime rat. (daI durbmg the coedry" popula"r' d-malt arid miuld serve an stTg kr. Unesd.d women am walk osddoo witia fesr at aid. Unlocked home doors ai ooniwqilr,s. Social ..1 bugs Ii rare. II aw4oetsd nititberhsud mugger arid poui aMsherf-"111gwes in thsmad1ari AmerlamdUss-asjada ____ " Domserutle Party (_: ___ _ _And _ wldle his Ski 'ly will be aimed dr -..-.• - I Salad leach, darting 11 am. • SAIIJRDAY, NOVEMBER15 dir Cl1Iee tea to Disney World for the day. Leave Sanford Civic Center, 9 am.; pick op at L.ed'a in ri Camsiberry, 9:30 am. For reservations call 414S. __ ____ • • 'S . SaWs Harrison Chapter DAR, board msdlr, 1:40 p.m. and meeting, 2:30 p.m., Florida powsr& ugt,ioi NO Myrtle Ave., sudiord. Fall fellowship hall, receutly saluted a derelict before tolilag Mm I coulda't deep on the park bench• 'Later thi a chnid vendor to cell out for them him md tried to If tide doos't amand like the tplcal d4s two American law rcuneit omees's, KIM Bdllsfalrtytypicslo(thedayinthellfeoth policunui in Thkyo. ' 555 - - P.M. - -- • i'., ____ • _____ II ____ _____ '. . - __ - CM, S - ______ 4 Crime: A 'il IN _____ WAI?4GTO blare this year Is oea, snit conilluk, are going to wake Pu (rter wish he'd ,.ver the word "'"ldMsnsmedIcnsdI.Geedthsmis Edwa'd 01. Esdy and the other is Ronald ReL KWflSdy has airisdy takes Issue once with Cester'slagadothatthecoadryisaifterisga of he will aia _ oudy do sks. But__ he won't be ale.. is .uy about to amoecs snldoq. foi the Roplow prw'didlal _____ ____ noi'mIrtI,n, ____ boinde I. bald much of Ma palgo around a rebuttal of ter's_k Few of POII'S attlon ..- • - S 5 - ___ The Aim REAGAN RONALD - S v. 7 "I P!7 S - �- - • a • -.•- - . •. - -- -. . - - - - - • - - -a Ia - - I - I' • .- . . . •-..- '' I 1 - • . •.- _ .aI.I2t.•..-_ -4' .. • - V - •g_ •, S S -- 97 i V i''ol*in ' s Age Olympics The Golden By JOAN HANAUER UP! Televises Writer me?" Friend Zohla Lampert philosophizes, "Some husbands NEW YORK (UP!) The hide lovers, some husbands Saicids's Wife" is the kind of hide money. Yours hid pain." movie where a f*XflI1Y Pic'Best of all a would-be lover nicking at the beach and tells the bereaved wife, denly a large but Invisible "Empty. In Sanskrlt the word orchestra ençta into widow means empty." ful music. That's thepresents kind of television Movie audiences haven't movie tonight, 9cs bUSed so IflUCh LlWOlJhIni 'n p.m., Eastern time, when It In a sound track since Bette 11 explores — but doesn't exactly Davis heyday. excavate — the agonleso(grief, Then thery are Una imb n guM and bewilderment a am Anoe Dicklmon apoking to leaves bddW when he commits the other pillow In the bed she suicide, asdtodhsre with hsrhiwbind, It's what used to be called a "Was It me, Wayne? Was ft "woman's picture" -- a con- ~i . • Suicide s W ife Dominate blows his brains out and leaves his wife to cope with the remnants of her life and the con. fusion of her teen-age son. The legacy of a suicide requires a delicate touch with the script — this one has all the nuance of a punch In the nose. Worse, very little happens as Miss Dickinson learns her husband secretly paid a vanity publisher to print his book; that Insurance companies don't honor life policies on suicides, and there Is sex after death — if for "Associates" fans. The good news Is that the show will return in late March, when "Soap" completes this season's run. It has been W. work policy not to run repeats of "Soap" In Its regular time period following "Barney Miller," and Anthony D. Thomopoulos, president of ABC Entertainment," hopes the new slot will be more suited to "The Associates" adult appeal. ABC is filling up the blank you have the appetite for stray half4iour for the next two •- affairs. : III UcColiwn, chairman of Seminole County jRepüblican Executive Committee, will announce his ndldacy for the Florida's 5th DIdr1ut suM In Congress at a $111111 Y of M the Aitsunoute Springs Civic other Sunday flops, "Out of the Blue" and "New Kind of Family." NBC News has announced Its Washington bureau thief, Vice President Don Meaney, will become director of affiliate and International liaison for NBC News. He will be replaced as bureau chief by Sid Davis, current director of news In Washington. Meaney will be working more closely with the network aff iliates, possibly beefing i the . --- - - / t • '.. r - :' •ç LJI a what I M.. keeps me lie In r. 5 i44L 4i u ,. • PEST CONTROL • . 1 •. • • •. • S W W % • - ; ,. • gm.a L 1• S I I 5 youtocr.*oglft wib. -- — s 3224165 C s .g. lip OU onn(Moz.) 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P _s- lI ft Via, JMW I *AMNTION* SENIOR CfflZMS .0 3gsnion jnihir I • COUPON ~mmmmm"M ' JAN'SNWIPRODUCE 10 I 4SUN, Wit _ P 3111111M i ART DROWN I UNPrisAvS,(llWV.$MI),k - sold. .41 r - I virtually seamless floors. Corns In today. .. :••• °ur yulotide 't1_ LA JOLLA, Calif. (UP!) — For $5515, Including postage, Hal Rogirs hopss to start a new sasal revointlon. The Sen IXige sexologist Is op-'4'g a maIl-or& bihii :sofllngemtherapy. For the $5515 price, Rogers sends a oi*hour cameit, tap. goor4all with sexual __ a - R. $3.99 Iii .120 with .nv.Iop.s. Taped Advice With Its built-in cushion, Vinyl-Ease brings comfort; a nd a touch ofciustOanyroornln the house.Sousy Clyde Burni munches on a cigar while i ' i tthstpracticalbesuty.Lotsofpsttsmsandcolorsto measuring a snot. i thin k tnar S (the cgar1 . choose fmm. Avail" In six antl 1124 widths for I policeman's mother, Mrs. Genevieve Celmer. "It was the tie clip that saved his life, otherwise it would have hit his heart. I'm a lucky mother, but! had to take the day off. I couldn't sleep all night." CARDS P01 CHRISTMAS prift NItSM PSISS by Tom MOO .IMONAUZI IPT SMNt of the force, was Slot with a handgun while responding to a complaint about a disturbance In the residential Hill section of New Haven, One man was killed and another wounded in an ensuing gun battle. "It's a miracle," said the T"11-16-79 i Presinting Mannlngtons vinyl-Eno 100. ' ., ,'Sex Problems ts i rap e Th ives - ., • I __ Sunday night. "I feel much older right now," Celmer, 35, said Monday. "The spot that I was hit, there's a good chance that If I hadn't had the clip on,! wouldn't be here speaking to you now." Celmer, a five-year veteran 35 and his wife, 'Id, have two sues and live In Altamosite Springs. He — law with the orbodo JIM r Of Pitts, Eul'é. and Ross. , MISSION - osnInatIon for the seat. A$Ju'sPnc... Trytheinyesta PAIN PRISM IXTIA - - I5ftMt 4 - - Keilsy, R-HoUld.y, forth. GOP nu S i' - rm umnum will be opposing Incumbent Rep. Richard Al Hatos fixes a bike fire. The He Pierce man was 1925 New Jersey bike riding champ. sstsblss? - • -• Wbsds buy lbs NEW HAVEN, Coon. (UP!) Patrolman Donald Celmer's mother kept after him to buy a new tie clip for appearance sake. But, the narrow, metal band he had been wearing for only a month may have saved his We — Announce Candidacy I — — C Tie Clip Saves Policeman From Death A.AcCollum To NM , toii. 0 Sundays with extra "Mork & Mindy," but no new program news other than the regular ABC has yanked "The As- has been scheduled, broadcasts, which Is sent to --------------fu44 hi.hiiwI h,. $,W r,s,,. .nIiv S..... 14. Q.....l. ..1..kI . IIUILI 113 IWIU7 iuui rur inai matter, me neworx affiliates In closed circuit primarily to do with his work, berth following "Mork & still hasn't announced Its "feeds" for use at will. BILL MeCOLLUM ...Runnlng for Congress VI 0 111111111 Mindy" — that's the bad news permanent replacement for two - Clyde Sweet makes a difficult shot In the 55andover singles competition. W.suidav,NOV. 7s 1'7'!A Eve ning Herald,$lflferd.Fl- •• - '- • - I1J*N 1I1Urt*II1$W. . • e- . tall 4kitl - S - - �- . • ... - . '.... - - . . .. --.... . . . .-. -I .-. -.. . •- I SPORTS SA-Iv.nhsi Herald, $aisfsrd, PL riefIy I SALT LAKE CITY (UP!) Joe Axeijon, &.ctoc of NBA Operations In town for a meeting of the NBA's Hales and Competition Committee, said Tuesday the league plans to announce Its next two expansion teams at the league's Feb. 3 All-Star game at Washington. Axelson said the two new clubs are expected to compete 'luring the 19e011 season. He said the leading "candidates" for ie NBA expansion franchises we Dallas, Hartford, Cairn., llnneapolIa and St. LeIIL rown's Lady Silver Hawks Blitz Ft., Pierce 151w5, 151W6 GONG... GONG,.. GONG... Ladleeses and Gentlemen. Good evening and welcome to tonight's future attraction of the evening. In this corner.., from Altamonte Springs, Fla... wearing the blue and gold trucks of Lyman High and weighing lTh pounds ......Audleeee Cleveland, CLEVELAND (UP!) Cleveland Browns' defensive tackle Shot has been admitted to the Cleveland Clinic aefferIng from a swollen left knee, possibly c.tósd by an infaction. The Browns also said naming back Greg Pruitt, who widervent knee surgery last week, has been released from the - Jerry - - . . - . . ____ tuIcr . / - SP"d _ '4;............ .. siL •. . m ___ - - , - aas,iø 110C1.41.1 0Or I 3-M ;'2! boom inon --. --V - - , V . An e OI d dessisom lecher ream oppsars is the budsan JAI-ALAI again In Sinili'gI. o . OLANO4IMInoLa TWWWNW And Msi apsmb.d.catlan 1111w Iueuehonl the and $ CitsmIa..0 SN j.$ 5,1J ______ to lbs cssvsam. .a s a.s A p of fOrmer Indn$. N.Nj Y (1.24) High students, who played I hUsMOis. a&L....&.. 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This 10 year old, was ' High Point trophy wimw 94S $ 14 * I - rA -.• AtiaMI D Me It, - - a'vvARD ____ Ldw NmM dm AM Ldn - wedo W I ad id somal arjawessadMgper __ SUN fl.Na P II) Mi 7 - __ ___ WSSdaSIhi daluel 1*da toroloyser"m' laws Holm 'a wean s resueia to vole a. way ar another is the miser. Iffisel -4is or &tate&'Idmtweettosi* Ilbs wai) -Ijis don't w to it i.u- iai t -----" eel board teak ueta.ofae', bile has. 10 d of hr, so MW so It AM6116-ANW, .. . a ALIGNMENT 41 Lake Howell's Lore. Marvel fires a clean spike put Yard Individual Meft. This IS a Ft. Pierce Central player during the Lady Silver the limit minbir of events for HawIts 15-5 and 154 sectional victory over the Cobras. Lake Ho*ellls win Tuesday nlght marked am will to held in owl their 24th straight victory and Impror" "!F wo . $svilosile School ad". slasply flad " -a- ran_tir * .- 6% Atlanta ". Now York Clove 134, Indiana III Ian AntonioVOL N.J. N ..... .' -- -- Related Law Amodatles. Metl*ihe that psiMps$he legal onaiwel bit an a little more. dion it con chew In t'' lb. FI11AA, Which anti" drswunp" auns4.N,pu.s 1111577(74 % orts 4 son OWN I - - At a As Phoenix Golden St. - 4444)IUAs P 4NI timill T is. 4-11 00 Pacific Olvisiss to An" - - I it M 14 Utah Yet Another ______C_____ _unty _ _____ ._ _ J' :: - JaI.à1 - . CD& under) 1, w*esn W,L Pd. Go 10 1 At hila r:h 0 01 180 ice D ..2 . ID,. T7, 1 Pro Basketball '"'a"" s isIsuscs T.4N : ......... .. - - - .. S - r Dow 3I __ - •. ., show ___ ,. __ rk ' . I . . .' corner preasedLymanmentor Bill f from Lake e Monroe, a... the Tribes .,,,, .,.., itc.w iwir (un)- ui N,ew Yo IU1 IW1 DUVI come W .1aia the red and black f "Ca pbell he terms with three free agents and are expected shortly to anIfigli and weighing 170 tWe'to ol ?.Uunce an signings: of fIrA bessman Bob Watm and pitchers pounds ..... Reggleesse Comp run away ftm him.,, t'firuce Kison and Rudy May, acconling to a stay in Wedbell. Running away would . toesday's New York Daily News. probably men VIM to ft be says be's not pmpwft any dedpw of SMWAIS mw um aping op"d(44 461ad average of OCIAW and MGM J~t According to On News, the Yankm be"agrosif to tam it probably won't be all short side of Um field mn differontly for his codnetatim des"m it mpgn... the kkk desh) is CkvdaK 14mals against what he cans that dramatic of an in- Olt=,but So* jak it is wwtb with Audle ClevelwA MUM Wetson in WA weWsfree &@M drid, and *11~ a troductim Friday evening sacrificing Uw rusin to day f flg ysi e s In October alone Qsvsi 4int. • $ probably the laft4endor who *as _I by 1 the Iman Greyboimda away train Campbell. ran to, Which brings us to ts ds. U4IbrSS rni. to we'll face," Campbell said q saafecd's rigmiss in fodbell talk in ruppetfoy o f Ckvglm for towlidwas &M had game total averaga to a inevitable question... Whit & --84 kk*1 got .I 11."NetL - ~. . 7'A whoppinil 176 yards per boppm who Ckvdmd MUM r ' MW 1111. 175INdw, ~%" ft& Vkla,$ V*,W* *,a8 11" -1 1A "I may try to I N1M players "Vu us a an " e a our I uwieniivi little more Ic for this . "Simian. may_geab In a.,i.irn _ dMi g of , W. Mi behind." Cimnpbefl said .1 ftm*JWy PWY which I do by thinking abo ___ msL 61 MA' obstacle. Ibis La tenalve players Audi. foctl. AU.m im," ida retsuiu. Bet when I let played bait early In the year. tO 7 sd rue qufrijo, "jr For Can" aW S@mWb be has a tandency to hurt lb's Waking MR beck and NO dmk C0111011911 will bsystoculapym swamp g-01 - vasna. llfww www) 46 wlww It's a d~ to secure a Ft" himuLf.,, deft evoryoft We've 8461911 010811ft to Mor dad 41104. Deoite Campbell's im- with my spid Vs4 1 con by ___ grader at . -., / /Jj 171 Wt /11 / 7/ . - in FRONT END Lake Howell hz now 29.2on the The Lady Silver Hawks will take their 29.2 record and 24 coons Jobd4n4he Woods Oviedo scc AS N N coesu game win streak on the road Auto Parts and Seminole Lools AS *1t Y t'V1 to R. * a Community College all posted tation victories in Monday's action in foter"W""" 4 Waft aI High school in a the Sanford Men's Softball •,•• swtiOnSI 1 1 Iva us down L"Or Qualifies low I INION I Rose Roach Contract Terms U Joint, Auto Parts, SCC Post Victories - - r I K. TIRE M A RT £ - V NEW YORK (UPI)- Affirmed, SpsctacularBid, Ways, ft's The Air, RockhIll Native, Smart Angle, Star do Naskra and gBowl Game were voted divisional leaders Tuesday in the on bred Rocing Association's final Eclipse Awards ;straw poll of the yew. The straw poll represents opinions by nine turf exports and is a prelude to official Eclipse Awards' voting by O ripeiuentatt veafromthe threespon.or1nggeoups-th,f,ailyRaclag Form, the National Turf Writers Auoelatlon and the EdU pse winners, Incl uding Horse of the Year honors, will be. Nnnouticed Dec. M13. A. S • 4 rAffirtned, Bid Top Straw Poll the as she consistently Cobraserrant shots to the Lake Howell giving them the slimmed 11fKood as they went on to C.rreq..de opposite side for Lake Howell win one , iu felPed us Howell Lady Silver °In the second game it was Hawks volleyball squad ad. Lorri Mar vel who bottled up tre46mendously, Luciano said. he"and Played unc0d in the Ah" OWNS Central's deftse with nwo. toams We over over wnference again. R. Tuesday night by defeating Ft. *ous q&n. Pierce was our first real Pierce Cc"154 and 154. The pesky jumped out first challenge of aconference. "It was A Super team effort," to an earlyCobras 5.2 lead in the Theyout were good team (ItClered a JWAINt coach Jo game before a Silver Hawk although they didn't play the Luciano after the game time out. "Every one of our girls have The brief talk by biclano calibre of ball they're capable worked hard all year and that's the reason we've come this as they swred 13 unanswered stepping tone for us because now we know we can compete ar." points for the i' win Central once with teams outside of our Leading the way for Lake In game two 3.0. conference, explained the Howell throughout the contest again took an early lead, victo rious Lady Hawk coach. were all-conference stars Mary But the Lady Hawks answered "There's no doubt about the Calson and Lorri Marvel. the challenge as Carrie Yearick In the first game it was served 12 straight points for fact we like playing at home when the compeutlongets to Cclaon'spr.ence who haunted this level the home court Is advantage," Herald Sports an opportunity to keep a flickering titie hope alive. In conference Lyman Is 3.3 and Seminole 4.1. Last year Seminole squeaked past the 'Hounds 9.3 In a tenacious defensive dfl&e. Again this year, it Is defense width Is the Seminoles strong suIt. The taller of that suit is a muscle-laden senior named Reginald Campbell. "Seminole's got the best defense we've seen," an tin- ByøAM COOK Herald8purtsC.rreipugeiit Sherk Hospitalized "Yankees By BENTON WOOD U When Tribe Meets Greyhound - i juiiy,Nev.7, nfl Big ' QI Tangles With. Big '0' Game - At February All Star Wednesday, Nov. 7, Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Rides 24 Game Streak 11101111 Cleveland, Campbell Square Off N.B.A. To Announce Expansion l Luciano's C A •''.. . 5 5 -• -• . • -92 VW 818110 IN. 11 AiuCI IOA M -9PM riliw u iviOfl. Ma . • • • Penn • - . -, 5. ',',--;-. .• --: WINTER PARK MALL Hwy. 17-92 and Lee Road Open Mon. thru Sat. 10 A.M.-9 P . M. Open Sunday 12:30.5:30 P.M . �-. - - .......... - • : . - - - .,- - •-•---- 4 -. - . ..--.. . ---.. -- -.--. , ...- - . . I Widn,idy, Nov.?, 157, 1GA -Evening HiraM, Sanford P1. Win - -. -- — - -, -.--.'. - * ---.--. .-. .- . -*tr ..- • Sominoie Bullpen Ace Had 37 Saves, 2.23 ERA . 19 4"1.'. Cub.s Sutter - .. . 1lw* . . Forest City Picki?s . •.• . . .., ,.. . . . "I: ..*. . a ,. - .•: - I . . .. •. . .. .. g ... * UC F .. . . . . . - .. . . * i •1ttsII.N .. - . - 14 . fast - failed and the score accustomed todIlayü4 e84 with the saver lAces ltwuanafloidteosneftort front. The Silver Ibm leafing, by everyone including the - S. Seminal* Hurricanes 0 0 ' 0 6 04s30 DAILY W. 124 SHOP ORLANDO $ MNID au t LYESTER 4wP CORD BLACKWALLS 88 4o loss thanfifteen former of2 was th bed among the (Xflce saw .nough promise lnl3 ThinseIIMidonths s,u*esnusaguu. of thelP7lOrlandoTwbiato $imeaots Twins 1970 Winter The Minnesota Twins Winter send them to Instructional jt.r,$7of40otsare taken, noter fastwei four 1P7O 0- League, an accelerated LY PO W14 liiiiiiI4 now dnqgb mid. (c) and INM Gob (11.18$ 3.K IN Mk)o to free ag.icy.'Wh three krmlento (44, 2.13) and I ir. PidL ___ imiITTI ___ ____ ____ ___ ___ ____ ___ . - .--- — -. - •-. _____ - WhNswa$s '-%More lash - -. lffEE W Ift " RWDO __FL The the04idbsmieraamd1sidbu MA_ A...1M.1 r-a___ -.ru rth Sir lbs do two tr l ll, .— ____ __ - ____ - — - - 1 * thIs year's * * . s wish they will Seem Leslslaaa Sloth.. (Inc), renajor idur'rd. Seer M(AOC),1lajI ( sl ow I) 1(Sed.),Nu*Cves u limes,linus ti from .*. Ul$ ,-- S , .It.&Aa- ca'5 " - -' - US * iiS iii 01I*14 60.9$ ii; - 13.9$ 47.1$ 1 W • . . - 1 --- wry HEAW wu..I'V * R * EEL. , IU ST BELTED ow . 74. . •r -. - 88 —--- MNoPlV ., 1, ThmIB,ul:TJfl,,,, EIne . . . *NIsh •puny7OSsrIssTrisdDsd1gn •RTW.TractIon •RadI Tim Mis MUNIUSS INCLUOID a - - NOW ' I ... '' a *, ..... . . . . ..... PrISIIU!l radii w Aftft .rA I IIJTJ ' Ales featured an the Knisigs' Is the Mats tour tli p(jgthgs will February 2144. A faders which will bowifit XW& fans is is is.g= home stand lasting nearly thr.s gab frn DeCombar 39 throvo Jary 13. rgy will be saved also, as games we 'of stat@ tooms., played ag Many. Skum rdwas as bead oust'I and welcomes hack in led two women on we year's 174 turn. Krisly Class Siemens -.y.. - lit 'i . - - OBLANDO, 91. Prom soccer and sailing to power boats and power sweeps, the Tangerine Sports Holiday again this year will provide a month of 40lits pageantry and beauty from llswkisiving to New Years. In all, l4ev spice tM calendar O( events which lhmus of the largest and most varied presented by any bowlsponsoring orgai'tion. On Nov. 39 the Tangerine Bowl Socoef Festival, festering Central FlorIda'a fined players against a Wed German team, kicks off the Holiday, which dllmnT., on Dec. 22 with the 34th Annual Tangerine Bowl Football antic and culminates on Dec. 30 with the finals ofthe 12th Annual Tangerine International R.0 Model Chain_ps. As mini, the Holiday will Include c.rnpetltlon for sailors, rugby players, distance runners, basketball fans, end model racers. And for those whose interests lean toward the color and pageantry that have made bowl genii part of the American Way of life, there will be a parade, beady contest and a halftime extravaganza at the football game which the Tangerine Sports Association hopes will be It. beet In history. The 10th Annual Tangerine Bowl Basketball Tournamed will feature local teams Rollins and Stetson plus Manhattan and St. Jo.m's. MfitivnaI information can be oldalnid by contacting the Tangerine Spats Aclatloss, 423 S. Orange Ave., (Mando, aol, or by calling 3ss3417s. 1)11 TANGERINE SF0111HOLIDAY $CHEDUIZOFEVEN11 Sun day, Nov ember 21, TangerIne Bowl Youth Soccer Festival Yoidh link. 13:40 Now; Youth CbemOooft. 2:40 P.M.; Central Florida's Fined vs German teeth5:49 P.M., preaverine Bowl., Adults 43* CoU&ai & _ laterday, "±y, D.c'smbà' $4, Seventh Menial Soatbemism 1aIl Regatta, Lake Mosses, Sanford, — - - - AA - Stiodients$1* ___ Saturdey, Sunday, Decber $4, V4g*ifh An" Rift fl'ylip, Sly lake lyth Field - ltN A.M., Free. $Mwáy, December 11, anger. Bowl Road Race, (Maids Area Chamber of Commerce .0:0 A.M., 9's'ee Saturday, December 11, (Maids Jaycees. Teigein. Bowl QEIMmas Parade. 10:00 A.M., Downtown (Maids Saturday, Sunday, December 18-11, lecoad Annual Powerboat Race, Ldw Ivanhoe . 1:00 P.M. Free. Monday, Tuesday, December 17.1$, Tedh Aneival ToSprine 9M Bssbstbafl Iberianiant • Station, Rollins, Manhattu ad It. Jidepli's .7:40 P.M. & 0:00 P.M. lab nId, Rellr. Fleldeme . Wii.r Pat. 43* Friday. 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I"fa teems will be PreparatOry kbeil, o .0 - 4 Qass AA iy Meet WE beheld at ninMy Preparatory School , Nevombir $, M 4$5 t ____ •.- - — I -1' - -- :,rfr.m £ ~ Ilday_ Sporting Events Meet Set at ft"41 1 1 ~ 41 ... 4 AP - - .' .-'.4 _ TwBowl,, •r ATA - n' IJC'$CYPUII$OM;.. AX40M ww #fflqgI - -.wvI -Wu . jamboree agalist Flaglsr, florids and loath florida, uasimcad UCF Athletic Diroetir Or. Jack O'Iaary. "-fallowing the jam Mop which uSt hr plsyutat Lib tin 010ts had Arnrong Stats College on November X to begin tiisir regular season erlisthls. p. offs Is 7:30 p.m. lbs ml,e w wSt retian as uad clack. - Not Wa mn" NOV ,,j,p 7VRIP 7ZI,I ,W4W Oyag, I,1.14 44'$ 4 4W I NCI 70 gy o,*t, M/5#- r,vgy , 6 ywes MlIALiTUIIID .. ##4l4(43p $o 7W A 9/')'0 £ awi,'i , o '1111111 gr.i- we. For, most U.S. cars. 8ev now. - . AMM lN!VQ *A for Inftit WN,&t . C,#OO1 I ,yp ___ — . .f / J. - 2.11 1.61 . 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Ilyrold major issgu. $I$410 while Cdnnbua, amida Teny Olive, far power piospect, found time last Jacinooviflo, Mp1 " Man- aid t.dmlque, th. beet hitter he IiflflP In I%dLW. fun .1.1 1.w.hi an 1.A ii? l...J IIL.... -'a. 'ry -a i camera as a symbol of Twins new mats to shoot for In the Mantlet too," 'eld Hunter, "IVA Baseball in the Central Florida 104. in "ado 41,101 baseball he was at the end then, and Rod coninunity. Laumy played 104 fans cams tkeou the TISIhIr Cim, do.rn'i ha,. games sower, Tasty "0' is minis' Twins hitting .271 wIth 31 American League Roekis.d- hague batting ructer for the aid34RBIs. . thevoar candidate Johi Twafterinee .sasJed The National Anecistiss ('mi' has moved in (Maids cso in 1i75. olticsaaiouncsd th*1$,211,ISS for the .fteemu. The aII* 1* MImia Twins fans tumid oat to - 'iIe' Mg third baud. IN do Spring Training exhibities leaps" U g $'th 34hfkplqe for tIls b1M. % big America and hale. In 1. OTwi. in 1)70 ad 10 Serenely games In Mdl..lg70 Worid That was a2pgulentanin. a psr for l4CumVs PlftPirMss, crease over the '7$ count. lbs Rs Collage Tars. New Vork Yanhas and Useten average crowd at a t4MlanalDswb a cish that I*ul W. lox The couiplet. -1,911. 9111 ,111 -M'4, SIding ad a(edido will bsavalhab10M2 oc1Mhoit $1 Soidheru League average pitching, the Twins Farm who. — - . Name NEW BRUNSWICK, N.J. fense, which converted two Rutgers this year added Ten- the l9l7 season after eidferinga also finished third In the (UP!) — Frank Burns of Interceptions into a touchdown flessee, part of the football-rich heart attack, "said a few balloting for the Lambert Rutgers, named UPI'e Coach of and a field goal, and a tenacious SEC, to its schedule for the first prayers" during the last 29 Trophy, which goes to the top the Week after his Scarlet defense, which held Tennessee, time and has a date with seconds of the game after the major college team in the Ea!t., Knights upset heavily favored a 191 4point favorite, to just 85 perennial powerhouse Alabama Volunteers blocked a field-goal Feel Better Tennessee last Saturday, says yards In total offense In the n 1910. attempt and recovered the ball SIPOP Better the victory should convince second half, Rutgers so corn"This has to be a help to our on their own 49-yard line. In _ pt ___________ skeptics that Eastern college pletely dominated the game program," Burns says. "We But the Scarlet Knights held football teams "can keep up that Volunteer Coach Johnny have a young squad and they on to win, aided by a pass with anybody." Majors called the defeat "the proved to themselves they Interference call against "We have a long way to go most convincing whipping i could play with a nationally Tennessee and a game-saving yet," Burns says. ,But It have ever had a football team ranked team. They kept their deflection of a potential touchproves that we can play pretty experience." composure the whole way and down pass. good football here in the East." that's not too easy with those The UP! honor is the latest In ________________ Burns, who has compiled a Rutgers, now 6-2, played 18-I record since coming to 8O, people right on you In a string of laurels for Burns, __HFATING______ great football Saturday In Rutgers In 1073, says the vic- that stadium." who was named the New Jersey Wall defeating the Volunteers, 13-7. tory was a "real plus" for the The 51-year-old Burns, who Coach of the Year in 1978 after Ph 1716S62 Led by an opportunistic of- school's football program. set out the last four games of his team posted a 9-3 record. He iii'i&in - - on 17th 'I r' ___ riric 'nri 11" 14awwwra f UPI Names Bums Coach Of Week - Callovember 241%g the only i)Ivlaicn II team Idpatlng In thejournament which Included sini Division I teams as Michigan State, Nebraska, University, of the Pacific, UCLA and Utah, all In the same pool with UCF. • Pkis F.E.T. 1.0 Each I - kingtoward winning the title for the second inaraw. lbS Knights held a Impressive 39-1 record going Ilto the prestigious UCLA 13 ___ - thenplons,wulbe vying farthe ice 22 7 AWS * - Iàvltatlonal In La Ansaisa. nIFrOflt End Only L . national crown once again, After winning the JacksonWile Invitational, UCF Is o serv ow Øenlngs on the reserve l, it oniflelders Steve Douglas (.277) no annual gogi.rn Laps ma Twins On Calvin and Rick Sofisid), Sofisid DirectorsMeetIsaduedukd plans to AWA In the fInIild the?) states in bin for Sunday and Monday, .wAgDrerera n.a1 n,rs,W We *' Nobsr 11, 12 in All—ta, S QSorI.Two0iissS$orloei"t . m. iaiy Knights, who are the defending State, Regional and National Division It iir On '79 Winter'Roster -,j-_ - - WED., ThURS., FRI., SATI Fifteen Orlando Twins 0 * Tuscaloosa, Alabama enghteering three touchdown drives and intercepting a pair of Silver Hawk pass attempts (a the Lions 214 wIn over Lake Howell. The victory stretched the un. defeated Lims win streak to eight games as they head fw the state playoffs at: the end of regular season play. RocklakuCardinel h1mh11h1) 0 0 0 0 0 0 11 0 0 14 league Stesplers JUN 100 P11 WII 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 M1111110010 Cardinal Whiter Springs Sertoma Club president Dave Prescott presents Troy Kesslnger1 with the OvIeds High Player of the Week Award as Lion cheerleader Jennifer Wheeler looks 'so. Kesslnger played both ways Friday night for the Lions, TROY 6 4.. - Nome DAME - Tournament will determine which teens are IlivIslon I and II regional play the following weekend In r by An Mmw VA GAS ORLANDO— The University of Ce ntral,Florida will had the IXvIslon I and II State FAMW Volleyball Tournament November 8-10. The State . Canceled MlWm Patriots ORIENTATION . lIE. 0 0 0 0 0 OviriodleentImp Zfl at 45th Str..t. Ni. Vat. NY 10017 TIP Off - I . . NSZK1"" . .., . Girls a .....LO.1 0 0 5 RIake Raids n tin snuing kickoff, the Quintana wItt 9, MIke Jones Jackson Ht$ Chargers 6 16 6 6 34 r lioni struck back, with a with $ and Isaac WIulnmn with r ve .1 al.. 7 7 0 7 21 Sanford Indians ular ret urn by Isaac and "7 Woodlands Cowboys 0 7 0 6 13 from his own twenty the two defensive aide, Tam 0 0 0 0 0 MIIW,e Spartans 0 711 TERRIFIC no Dean and James WdoonI Ram$ line Canceled Dover Shore's Packers nal blocking of Jim completely controlled the English Estates Charges 0 0 0 13 13 Dwyl CoMuN Tim, cubidl Pm Of01111 W and Jay RoW paved denying UM the nppo WW_ i'A 1 Way The point after at. for tin type of oft... they on yloung — 9. ... . . '. ...uI. in IIWIW £W NeLo C NEW YORK (UP!) Bruce dier In the balloting ot _'.i Seaver of Cincinnati was fourth was the long reliever, to give it developed Into his best pitch, pounds, broke into the majors Joe Nlekro tied brother Phil Sotter, Un Chicago Cubs' relief members -two from each city with 20 points, and reliever 1973. IV righthander is the second Chicago a formidable bullpen and now, because of his with Chicago in 1976. He ap. for the most victories in ft eru who recorded 37 saves to — of the Baseball Writers Kent Tekulve of Pittsburgh was relief pitcher to win the Cy that kept the Cubs In the East powerful wrist action, he peared in 52 games, winning six league with 21, as they were the WW the major leagues, wed- Association of America. Sutter fifth with 14 points. Phil Niekro Young Award in the NL Mike Division pennant race until late throws a fastball unlike anyone and losing three with a 2.71 only NL hurlers to crack the 20wlonday was named winner of received 10 first-place votes of Atlanta received three Marshall of Us Angeles won it August. else& the National League's Cy and 72 Points to outdistance points. ERA and 10 saves. In 1977, he win mark. Joe finished with a Sutter's rise to stardom was In winning in 1974. In the American NL Cy Young rI&thander Joe Nlekro of the Sutter's 37 saves tied the NL Young Award. blossomed, saving half of the 62 21.11 record, 11 complete games and a 3.00 ERA. Phil was 21-20.. Houston Astros. Niekro had 66 record held by Cincinnati's League, Sparky Lyle of New assured when he perfect ed his honors, Sutter, a native of games he entered, with a unique spilt-finger fastball. He Lancaster, Pa., becomes the lb. 26-Yew-old Sutter, who points and nine first-place Clay Carroll In 1972 York took the honor in in Richard led the league with a and San learned It from Cubs' minor- second Cubs' pitcher to take record and a 1.35 ERA. He 2.71 ERA and had an 18-13 hid a 2.23 ERA to go along wfth votes. Diego's Route Fingers in 1978. Sutter was the Cubs' short a 54 record, won a close J.R. Richard of Houston was John Huller of Detroit holds the relief man, and work effec- league pitching instructor Fred home the coveted plaque. dropped to fl 840 record In record. He also broke his own ed Martin in 1973, and began using Ferguson Jenkins won it In 1971. 1978, but still saved 27 of his 64 league strikeout mark for rightas the NL's best pit- third third with 41 points, Tom major-league record of 38 set In lively with Dick Tidrow, who It as a changeup. But eventually Sutter, 6-foot-2 and 190 games. handers with 313 •! 4I - ----• Saves "I ... D..a5 Wednesday, Nov. 7 1575115 -V . • u Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Scores B 66 7 o i 'Wttha following of 54 psnu*a rib,s were Jay Robey with 17 outstanding performance by Midlwbs Ily and friends of the sliver carries for 73 tough yards, ft Silver Lienscheerleaders Wooand C00y lidne,traveling 510 mUss to play followed by Isaac Williams with and the eeiIent fQUOWInI of Sabel Point Raiders oo6o6 the Atlanta Red Devils on their 7 carries for SO yards, JoIm psrea and supporters that home field, the Ent Seminole Hawkins l7 yards for 7 carries paved the way for this fine Lakeview Chiefs Silver Lions remain undefeated oft the ker, Jim Bradley 2 effort OW Silver Lion victory. Forest City Oilers Team mother Sonja Jones Is oo 000 forl the season. The Lions for 15 yarde, all behind the special Apopka Green due displayed a spectacular effort superb blocking of the tough certainly by holding the Red Devils twice offensive line. Quarterback recognition for her part In Ealtbrook -' for 4 downs within Atlanta's 5 John Hawkins was 4 for lwith making all the arrangements Pon won for the entire team's travel and TffgUo Redskins 56 total yards In the air. yard line. defense of placing the Silver Lions and Tesque Bears 0 0 0 7 7 The awesome By the superb effort of Daryl Collins; the Silver Uona draw Silver. Lions probably con- cheerleaders In the homes of oaa first blood by scoring a safety trlbsded more than their share the AluM. Red Devils and for Rocklake Rebels ich broke the deadlock at 24 toward the victory by holding coordinating the team travel by Tuskawilla Warror 6 6 015 6 0 0 7 13 1... diwing the flat quarter of play, the Red Devils to a total 70 yard but to Atlanta. Hats off to s S. Seminole Cardinals 'ice score remained wbangsd laint both mift and passing. Sonjal .. Thro4h thi Old*ifldifl$ anort at the end of the first half. Rocktake Raiders Results from November 3 ooooo ' In the third quarter, Atlanta's of the entire dofemive unit, the Sanford IndIans Red Devils scored six points eilloncs of Individual. In 6 13 19 The point after, which Is a 2 hard hitting 5010 toddes wore MITIYMITIS Jackson Hg$s Bobcats 6 12 0 6 24 Ist lad rd4*T pOint rule, by running or led byDer$ColIlns and Jeff .. JR. MIDGET (C.ntral) WWpple, each with 11 tackles, Sabel Point Redskins was denied by the I 13 012 1236 Jackson HgtiBobcats ____ WUU A Atlanta Devils Over oilIUN • . i East - - 7:40 Slow. 1611HaISina P.M., KickOff 0:00 P.M., A0 A.M Awn[ FWGlotno Show - A4 0 '-7 - TA - - - - �-* ' : i_- .--- -.. -- .-f '4 * .. - -è - .., ,,.--------*.__—• -- -. -, • It- -. I i.i.;il1I I 9 Wednesday, Nov. 7, 97 12A—Evening Hers Id , Sanford, Fl. OURSELVES Nation Needs More Language Training: College maim finisherl the dou by asking: "Would v "A Venezue lan came a tremendouseconcadc impact." be willing to lose arofit like this trying frustrated The most Important aspect of the how services offered at Seminole Corn- have )itt 01 This county needs to enlarge Its foreign nd in M06 what because you couldn'tO,muuufliCate with a Yet Ieis then 4pI*O(FlOddaCOliuIe a language programs, guests were told at an program, whlth was the Idea of Dr. Aflith munityCoUege can help. '" Commenting on the problems often students she estimated, ese studying a ( open house recently at Seminole Corn- Harrow, Director of Academic Affairs; urists, second language, and the need for more be wanted. Dr. Kiages was. Minding A lighter aide of the program was the fo ign dealing wi th re to that his Spinish Ms. Dorothy Morrison, Chairman of the faced when especially nearby and told the clerk munity College. that only 2 percent of bilingual employees Is made there are waw't that good, but that he would try to continental breakfast, at which the guests Students, Instructors, and business Humanities Division; Ms. Janice Allen, Dr. Bachmann said themselves to different kinds 01 the Central Florida area can evident when one realizes that French. Fortunately helped e man in th people of the community attended the two- Dr. Ann Bachmann, Dr. Joan B. Sheppard, the hotels In various jams, and with handle foreign visitors. She 30,000 to 50,000 Latin Americana In Central talk Venesuelan spoke French and when cheeses, fruit, rolls, hour session which included a continental and Ms. Bernice Waldron 5CC instructors; Properly now. Dr. Bachmann the offee. that two out of three Latin Florida right breakfast, a showing of slides from other was not just to show off the new lab, but to added to the guest told by Dr. Dr. Kiages repeated his order to the clerk, c American families buy their own homes, repeated a story countries, and a display and explanation of help make the public aware of the great It timed out to be for 250 trucks, the percent above the Walter Klages at a symposiwn at Loch target they spend "16 that and country's foreign is th for enlarging 5CC the fim horl Mat year." Dr. Bach-_ need the new language lab equipment that — so you can see that they Haven Art C811tv: language programs, and to give an idea of national for food students will be using Us year. Sunniland Corp. he detonated. The guerrillas by guerrillas. taM February "I forgot just what I said, but it the return trip to Salisbury, the By JACQUES CLAFIN re persuaded by shocked they moved from Mtoko to Piburns get to work imwe NYADIRI MISSION, Zim- was iorndhing to the effect that relatives that sufficient pay- Salisbury on orders from his mediately. babwe Rhodesia (UPI) It's a we do what we can." superiors In the United States. Work starts with an operation ment had been exacted. The black students at the strange kind of commuting that receiving burn Its "We're on a tightrope," D. Marvin burn and his wife mission convinced the group on a man with cancer. The operation over, Piburn Piburn says. "This place is tori from guerrillas. Despite Carolyndo these days, worlds Piburn was no threat to "the fact the guerrillas are Infunctioning only because the away from the Iowa home they revolution" and he came out visits the wards and afterwards creasingly anti-church, some holds class for young girls they're pleased with It. " unscathed. left 26 years ago. To retain his link with letters remain friendly. Some That was 11 months ago. training to be medical asslsThe trip starts at Salisbury Nyadlrl, Piburn says hehas had are threated* Threats also airport, at a remote hangar Since then, there has been a tants. battle his superiors in the come Piburn's way from always this calm at to It isn't where a light aircraft belonging dramatic escalation in the war. and Bishop Abel auxiliaries and black members States to the California-based Mission- The danger the Piburns face Nadirl. ci the aM f In April, soldiers of the guard Musorewa, before that United ary Aviation Fellowship Is has risen correspondingly. "They consider that all the Methodist Churchman became The surgeon from Malvern force unit rolled into waiting. missionaries side with the The 57-year-old surgeon is and the nurse from Des Moines mission, ostensibly for prime minister. Already, the Piburns have guerrillas," he says. wrapped In a blue, quilted are United Methodist mliii- protection, however no one was Bt* the Piburns re to all had to make two retreats. They flflng o defy the guerrillas jket and wool mittens to ward nartes carrying out the task off the morning chill. He is they've given themselves of and vote in the "Internal" left their house at Nyadirl to It quits. "The tougher It guta the up residence In Mtckc In 1*rningto fly and takes the co- making people well In a part 01 majority-rule settlement take August 10 after black mission ran you hato to abandon your the world where killing on a elsutlens. pt'i "A. No e voted. But esd 01 staff mornbers were beaten up friends," PtU SSY 1as NNW lAss placely. tsws 'ur elS• IIUetdlI' ' Uform, wades Into a pile of except for some extended martial law powersto take up rrendsncs In the beck furloughs during which he positions In the boys' doimitory qualified as a surgeon and she, without permission. Piburn The pilot, a South AfrICeSI teacher, took up nursing and pleaded with the soldiers to a nitasionary, sa ys a prayer left the Quakers to become a leave so that the mission could. before the plane âlatters u. Metho return to nominal, but they Thedeatinatlon,7OmIlesifld32 The hospital was In a tiny refused and their presence minutes away, Is Nyadirl. building when the Plizuna first drew a mortaring prom the 'The black nationalist guarrll• came Today, the mission guerrillas. 'fl soldiers 1011 eventually, lii operating In scores In thIs bouts a teachers training stolen radios and condary se having imary and college, pr rn Zimbabwe rt as no he te P s and caused a bo ut ng it ri es, an Orblank et o schools, dorm RhodesIa know we are comi , of damage, Piburn $3,000 wor th of e mo th st pluanags and or which Isn't half as worrisome a if they had not been warned modern hospitals the African says. The guerrillas sent Piburn a texpect new faces that day at hiatt has ever seen. te apologizing for the firing li ty In a no It Is a 30Obed faci Ndlr1. ll lik region di but cal services advising hint against future where me The guerri as e to kelp e overnight stays at the mission. are collapsing because 01 trick of what goes on here. th No one died in what Piburn There was the Urns when war. But theee days It Is less calls "11* Battle 01 Nyadirl," Piburn, walking Umough the than half (Wed. llagiarrlll have fOrblddin but there have been cutalties n4ulon hospital, turned a found cqnsrand at*Yonelat buatrswlon the mab road to since. One driver was killed by a N_ belly. It was attached to a themIsuII1l,pSrtlYtOailOW theY partly mine. The guerrillas apcontrol and are In Ikov, usaull rifle became the his, family and dojwadi.d bueusir.Mco(tSd In the grip olablack manded$300to in pay for the mine 0I'IIWOCY by hick -. ue clad g - FtIIU1 fer rrrs 2701 ORLANDO DRIVI. HWY. DAILY 4 • CLOSIDSUNDAY 1742 at . r was aefl 1$ s IV an 51111ad NbbIY - . row 01 t.ces.'iie was cepturid .0ar a g4 in a nearby ., .•. . - erPaskTøsrs,dis r ,, ,, ,1ale WI 41 1 1 10 cgg, i•_• .. CO NT AC (I) • ';.• ••: tIAimn lITIII IL. S W U - u rv wwW• - i -. V I, krquw.4iIeM Ad a(iw1a..MMA W.L. ulI•I__ Gfak0w I tIN. ' •... - '2'•''. -. - PERM Restructure Curl if 0 - / Alma ' -- IAN tOLL'ON, I; II I II:' 145 oz IL - . low IL MEATS IOWA io wAici sPiciai.Si PRI$HSLYLUN. '.IAIIuh - g . ,. NTII cu CNM Ua , NW, . . .. jsjs*i,Ly q 59 - _ MAITNA LVII Corrinels plme~ loan e that Maim Me rw to her staff of Pro Wz Vq Now, two great ways to charge! OZIM. 10AfT AVIL WY.- WX 016 LIL - 1EL!1 _\_ . WILL C ILI lIVId PISONI *111* s VAL"C1 - - I -- 1 LI r""'"°- locket us" c.cs . - 3 pIece pant suit of polyester and coordinating plaid pull-on pants teamed with solid color turtleneck top. Choose from navy or green. Misses sines. S 3LS$.OII1__________ ØOT-0 MILD SIT"" 1 clove garlic (peeled) Measure all Ingredients into bottle or jar. Cover tightly. Shake well. Chill several hours, then remove garlic. Shake thoroughly before serving. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 1 and one-third cups. Lem..Tarragoa Dressift Follow recipe for basic French dressing, using lemon Juice instead of vinegar. Omit paprika and adding ½ teaspoon tarragon. This kitchen-tested recipe makes 1 and one-third cups. Orange DreuIig Follow recipe for basic French dressing, decreasing vinegarto¼ cup and adding ½ cup orange juice. This kltcheneded recipe makes 1% Cups. 15 Is- • W —. nurrwnr. M"A*A gu vw • MDA 111169 - • IcHuck 4 s Learning to make your own salad dressings can contrlbidetobdterfamlly health since you control the Ingredients. For nample, you can select Ingredients lower In calories, cholesterol and saturated (Ms than Own in my Mer..bougl* dressings. BASIC FRENCH Datum l cup corndil one-thIrd cup vinegar or lemon juice (or part vinegar, pert lemon juice) 1 teaspoon salt ½ tasapijin paprika 1 *Wpoon dry mustard I ik1U' • S Salad Dressings T 14r? II .- - wn Shake Your O — SEE • -, , I I. .11 I I - r- ! 69'J 322.4913 Cook onions and potatoes in degree oven for 20 minutes. water, until tender, drain and Serves six. transfer to double boiler. Add EASY BIBCWT TOP other ingredients and cook over CIUIXEN PIE 1 3½ lb. fryer, boiled, boned hot water 20-25 minutes. Makes 6 servings. and diced T OUR ORIINNOU$I - I— LUORIGARD T . . F -ooze $311 ' - . - P1' Restructuring -. . GR9W A, • uressa .• ____ _____ " - - -. k ... '' . .', _ Body - •., r!Isdedasa11"! . . -- . Funeral directing c.not b, m zuIÜIus fit 994 10's I . • .. ,. Services ow . - _____ - AIs . . . . '- i WL0ramkswLPb. •'-• N.C.;__ , Jutes Milo"II I p dME - .. • . .- ; lairit-.50 r . — .' - y e -. uREA DEATHS I I• AND - ' .• tower wo started Anift. II SI I 5, PERM KIT :.. _____________ . 16 OZ. - h • -- - ___ 27th Sts RAVI WIT ss i' - - - - - . . CONDITIONER 7 Inmate Llst.d As Stable gC (UPI) — An lamats wounded by ¶COWMA, WNW Who to slop hom COW conctiond neck by st41 as ne scales a r - -ww w w w --- 1 tsp. ,it :3 cups crushed vanilla wafers mix In pecans, corn syrup and ' chores were not enough Davis .: rum, blending well. Dust hands 3 tLp. regular cocoa ¼ cup lukewarm water has turned his hand to com Ii .. 14 with confectioners' sugar and -4 ' to cup lukewarm water 1 cup chopped pecans piling a cookbook as well. "I've : shape dough into 1 inch balls. ¼ cup dry milk ¼ cup rwn Vernon Davis likes to cook. got 2500 recipes and I'm dill Let stand uncovered 1 hour. 2 ttup. sugar 1 cup confectioners sugar Be does not have to do it; writing In it," he said. A large [toll in confectioners' sugar. I pkg yeast tsp salt s nobod mak s notebook has been loose L Store three days in refrigerator I egg, slightly beaten cup light Karo STU does It. He likes to get into the filled with typewritten pages • -cup warm ¼ st to Combine crushed vanilla before eating. Davis sai d he Add yea khen and put ingredients and Davis has darted on a I t, can never wait that long.) st and while wafers, al water and let sugar, co coa and s together usd11 he has made supplimentary edition. "Any mixing flour. aetling delicious to eat. time I tthd a good one, i put OrPlace flour, dry milk, butter, 111hi wife, Ruby, Is all for the down." sugar and salt in bowl and mix i.dii"He buys groceries plus 04 N 450 well with mixer at low speed. cooking the meals," she said has chapters devoted to 4,1 ' Add yeast mixture slowly, then with a smile. "I don't even have everything from soups to ,,/ add egg. Add just enough warm a grocery list." desserts Including foreign water to make a loose ball. e claims he took over the dishes as well. Turn dough onto well floured cooking when she ruined their There seven a note at the board and knead 840 min utes fifit married meaL He got beginning explaining Da vis' by hand, shape into ball and sted cooking on his ldeubelindthebock.Itreads: / ; . in greasedbowland rotate . place taiber's ranch In Oklahoma "This bock has been compiled to grease on all sides. Let rise In wlanhewuateen. withtli'eetMi4slnmlnd:Ease iance warm place until doubled, (baking for a group 01 hungry ( Preparation, Simplicity 01 about l hours. retch hands quickly developed Instruction and Easily Punch dough down and into his skill with a frying pan. Available Ingredients. With smooth ball and place on As a radioman, he spent 12 someoldtime,toflndand hard flowed board for 15 mInutes, yearsinthe Navy but hestlll unueualreclpes." Roll out into lOx2O Inch recfoind time to do some cooking. With over 2500 recipes at this - .11' tangle. Spread with pineapple "Ili 1P28 we were in Key West finger Ups, it was difficult to preserves thinly. Start from 20 and four or five or us were pick only a few but those inch aide and roll into tube like living off base," recalled Davis, selected were favorites of the 00 for Lasting jelly roll. Cut into 24 pieces. while sitting In the living room Devine or had won praise from Place flat side down on cookie Complete or allis Sanford home at 2648 S. others. It would be difficult to sheet and let rise 1 hour. Bake Sanford Ave. Instead of eating find a bad one in his collection. at3Th degrees inapreheated (Long Heir $5.00 Extra) In the mesa ball, the govern- 'IbM man would rather cook oven for 12 to l minutes. Cool ment gave them an allowance than eat candy," said his wife. UNISEX slightly. HAIR for meals. "We got 15 dollars a *4 H(*JRSLAW Topping Bettq STYLING month to buy food," he said. His 2 lbs. cabbage 14 cups powdered sugar navy buddies enjoyed his 4 tbsp; doffed olives, chopped Vernon Davis updates his Cook Book of over 2500 recIpes. COMPLETE FAMILY HAIR CARE cup chopped pecans cooking much better than the 1 small onion, chopped 1 tsp. vanilla navy's. I small green pepper, several weeks in refrigerator. 9 ox. pkg. of mixed PINEAPPLE-PECAN PH. Mix with enough water to For the last -27 years the chopped BAKED MULLET vegetables, cooked and drained PINWHEELS bread make icing and soread over 316 Commercial Davis family has lived In lt. celery and INSPANISH SAUCE 1 can cream of chicken soup cups high gluten, Downtown Sanford while still warm. pinwheels Lakeview Plats Sanford. Mrs. Davis retired ½ cup sugar 3 lbs. fresh mullet filets soup can chicken stock flour CHOCOLATE after2lyears as man*gerol the Shred cabbage, add onion, 3 tbsp. lemon juice recipe of biscuit dough 3 tbsp butter or RUMSNOWBALLS school lunchroom program and pepper and olives. Sprinkle Salt and pepper Salt and pepper Davis, from the shoe repair with sugar and celery seed. Set Cracker meal Mix all ingredients in 8-Inch business he had in Orlando and asIde. 3 pats of butter square pan except biscuit at the Sanford Plaza. 1.0 feel alentes: 1 cup catsup dough. Roll dough and cut Into 2 ErIfl though Mrs. Davis! ½ tsp. pepper 1 cup water inch biscuits. Biscuits should cooking aldUs improved her 1 Top. salt Lemon slices be thin. Cover mixture with husband kept her out of the 1 cisp aapr Crisco biscuits and bake at 425 degrees kitchen at home. "I ended up 1 cup cider vinegar Cut fta Into serving size for 15 min" or until Lrwn. p&oeu. . 36111, In seeid Mikes 4 to S uervtnge. IV a itdejmadiri CRAB CHOWDER cráksr mealeid fry In ½ Inch I lb. cralinest gPHy (mown OteOo u good dishwasher — aid she When cool pow over cebbel, ad dens. Mix catsup. water 1 am. potato, diced ,n1d never aid Mere th .oyi qst"o Salt and pepper I handling the cooking rmlgeadcr 24 bows. Will keep and lemon juice In shallow pen ism. can evaporated milk the àurr,ot size for the filets and spoon .ome.01 the sauce 1 an. onion, diced 1 qt. of milk over them. Place one lemon slice and ½ pet 01 butter on 1 tbsp. butter _ PINICRIST SHOPPING CENTER -: Tuesday was In 11111"tonallon at PLIA1111111111 mm"H00W. um A Department of CMUUM Pl"_c iraokinn ThaMani-C , a.rfr.c w ___ 04111*1?! riMs reserved. Net auxuvwm. P w w a' . a" me It I gu • r rnr • -- ____ ............... - . 'S — No - - -- - 4 War Fails To Halt Surgeon, Nurse ........... Rilivc Wifr 'I.hi w 1 SUAVE FULL - p Cook Of The Week By TOM NETSEL HersldStsffWrNer Central Florida residents will 4 p.m. Friday, Nov. 161h, by the be given an opportunity again USO at 647.0401 or 646.4139. Invitations will be accepted this year toinvite Navy recruits and students into their homes on a 11flrd.a3sne, tiM-served" for a traditional Thanksgiving basis until that time. Due to the Dinner on Thursday, November excellent response from the public in the past few years, 22nd. have to be held to Each year during special requests may family. two sailors per holidays, recruits from the Recruit Training Command, Recruits are restricted to Orlando, and other young Navy residences within a 2Sinile men and women assigned to radius of the Naval Training the Naval Training Center are Center. Families extending allowed to accept dinner in- invitations must provide vitations from local families transportation from the Recruit from 9 a.m. until 8 p.m. Reception Center-USC) Invitations for young Navy Building, outside the main gate men and women to spend this of the Naval Training Center on Thanksgiving Day In area Corrine Drive, to their homes homes are being accepted until and back. Lee P. Moore has been promoted to president and chief executive officer of the Sun niland Corp., George L. Hagen, president of Relchhold Inc., has announced. Reichhold acquired most of the assets of the old Chase & Co., earlier this month. Moore, who was president and chairman of the board of Chase & Co., was named vice president and general manager of the new corporation at the time of Its acquisition by Hetchhold, a Canadian firm. The announcement of Moore's promotion was made during a board of directors meeting which Moore has been attending In Germany. Tuesday, Nov l,lflP—II -L Residents Can Invite Recruits For Turkey Names Moore Chief Executive Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. IOWA, MEATS . • am r. .ALW JCPenney TIt ,. ,,• ITIWING MNPOID PLAZ& Nay. ll4laid Wit $L Open Me.. Ibis Set. $A.M.4 P.M. sIuv Uz$4z$ P.M jj' MU WINTU PARK MALL Nay. 114Thid Lee teal Me,. On Sat. II AM-S P.M. ssWiley 1136$m$P.M. ORLANDO DOWNTOWN IISN.OrengsAvs. Open Tees., Wed.. Tbwrs & ki Sill £.M.6 P.M Open Men. aid Friday 9:$AJ&.Ssll P.M. pegmSuSuSuJuSuguSuO V -..-- - .•-4•_l-_: -' '-'I" - r-::.--: '--r- TTT. •",-.- •_,,::7 -.---, •..:T !'!'. ;•. •;' .:).1;!c .... 4tS.. �: -- - - - - • _________ . U. - - ----..-- 21--Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE '' NEVER MIND FOR SOMENING UNKrrACHED. I 3urLoose -'' is by Wednesday, Nov.7 im po - LETTERS ii Chic ACROSS Young s,'u pjr IN ONE SQUARE P:P Tth?On. 1 BEETLE BAILEY by Mort WjIk.r I'm GOING W WNE ARMY VK SONG TO RETIRE MUR NAMB WNATI 00 SWMING SPECIAL FOR YM! 1 F& I II by REPT 'bUF,,. W'S A-5i&W OF"PITY. Art Sansom - - 22 - -I 29 - 47 LET ME TRY IT. UI I STUCK ON VUPJ Kp" PM PRETTY A VORP• FROM 61tXXRXM1 DONS. 91 i I '7V0T IS EIGHT LETtIR1 VORP FOR 'SVEPJSKBJC VERKSTAP - // i 1 I cv AORM . i -- -- 23 - - - - 31 3T IT F ___ 37 35 40 30 - - -- -- ---- $3 SO (NUWIPAPIn INTInPnIU 55$J - - - OMY 111th' dayby yIurIq 01 W04S INVALLIP! (NW. WDW V 1W in w*. oviiiiisens, OS(MopU.10)A be 99 it-? VAX? 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TRY(MON) (1) PORTER WAGONER MM 0 DINAMI A FRIENDS 6ELECTRIC COMPANY(R) 10.00 (I) cosrncs (1) BEAT THE CLOCK CV NASHV`1LL1 ON THE ROAD (1) THE WRAM BROTHERS M" (2) COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) 10:30 HOLLYWOOD UAFU GD°LOVE 0FUFE 0 WHEWI 10:55 0CBS NEWS 11.00 130 •THEEDAUENSHOW 616 CID IN FLORIDA GOOD MORNING FLORIDA HI, NEIGHNOR 7:00 ooy 6LOVE BOAT "Oh Dole" John Ritter; "The Main Event" CA 0 SESAME START (Ff) M 0WHEEL OF FORTUNE 6FAMILY FEUD Page; "A Tasteful Affair" Dennis Colo. JSCfyn Smith.(A) I. M (1)THE (1) TODAY IN FLORIDA (1) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS AFTERNOON ! NEWS M0RNING FLORIDA .4A 12.00 III (I) 0 AS THE WORLD , TURNS il~~F4 2.00 GD a THE DOCTORS ONE LIFE TO LIVE FOOT 2:30 ITS M(M ANOTHER WORLD (1) 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3.00 6GENERAL HOSPITAL 6ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces hon.y.dlpp.d fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, colt slaw a nd 2 hot buff or DAY AT A TIME (R) (4)0 0 FAMOUS 3:30 4.00 tastin' biscuits. Honey upon request. (2) EMERGENCY (4) THE BRADY BUNCH (MON. WED-M) It NGPI.ACESTUE THE LITTLE RASCALS • (MON,WED-M 0ME" GRIFPN ALL FOR ONLY VALUE $2.07 MIKE DOUGLAS BTCHEO H tOO (2) U CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS ID MISTER ROGERS(R) 5:30 NINDREADERS FRIEDCHICKEN "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" )PEN 10:30 am.. 10 p.m. Except Fri. a Sat. Closing 10:30 p.m. 1$IFrenchAve. (Hwy. 17.ft) Sanford 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY 1 N. Hwy. 17.fl Casselb.rry -. • plans 1 1 Good All Day Wednesday 11:30 12:37 - - I £ . struggle. (R) : 12:40 HAWAII FIVE-0 McGarrett tries to keep an underworld ' 0 i... - WW from Starting by tracking down both an unknown hitman 10 TOMORROW Guests Sportscasters Warner Wolf 8t.ve Sommers. Bill Cunie and (I) 0 Your CISIcrn A Single Bvrgas r -. . ve 51 MW Par61 -0 (54"364# Choose And ALLOPM ___ oriftj * I PIAZAI ItO ONLY / 1 VI14I$NPO* .• . tell 00ILY 'T fill" 11twil WILOWBINBUD 3M ORLANDO OL (HWY. it."I gAillpoe U11111111" I . '• I oil 6% wosld be" been a _____ - CNUIINSSICYION rNeriall All .... "A"Uiftwwn- F _____________ With Iola saw if 14 doobleft or 44 // ___ .%, OVJU$I1ISi11JM it - - am Contracts (we Fp"Pl iiiiff dx"'t ; Jis aff MR& P.O. 801N OR Rom r 18 Shrimp ¶"( 11u! . . - SSSNR$ ' It Lesio - for • Eat In or take out. What a catchl The sea's most succulent treasures ... plump, juicy tender boiled shrimp-chilled and mouth-watering. Just peel them and savor them. Served on a bed of lettuce with two golden brown 4 695. iOthLidOJcsU.S. aIIabIsnowatpartIcIpatIng 0 CWWO 1979 bY ftv Treadws Fish 0*x,Inc. AN MO% ftseeved. SE4100D 111108111110rch" Of see no W. Cobwel Orin : k • • LAMY DAY HEALTH FIELD (2) Z HIGH ROLLERS (4)0ThE PRICE IS RIGHT 0 LAVERNES SHIRLEY (R) narrow him ar5compboat d by an undei*orld power him. left - ' .00 TODAY (4)W)NE$DAV MoRN.. of his own men, is rascu soldier determined to sit out the war on his own private and secluded island. . Appow, AW &W I" W" ,.!.• 5:53 U FTL CLUB (1) NEWS ff) 6 BUNCH FOR TOMM CID Nos' wormw ' USUNRUNNESTER IS CHICKEN DAY 12:30 to marry a former girlfriend I . do UK or it WR the M of spedse In do* so .. I.FT -. (1) THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (1) FRIDAY MORNING (FFu) 0 0000 MORNING AMER1. CA 8:00 (1) 6 CAPTAIN KANGAROO 0OVER EASY 5:30 PRO. by S$on Lw ad Jobs *smi LI. r*T ll.1[11]I[1 .. p. (1) T~$A CWWD 6SLACK SHOP $QUADRON Poppy, shot down by one a- go " (2) 2 TONIGHT Hoof: Johnny . •SAMTTA Baretta's Lo AW &a ' 1130 (WED) EDU C A TIONAL A, . . a UNIDER THIS SKY "Elln. both Cody Stanton In Konsits" The 510?), of Stanton and her friend Susan B. Anthony's experisimm drumming up $UPport for Women's rots In the Kansas countryside In 1867 Is Iola. 110 a a NEWS a THE CONCORD STRING QUARTET PLAYS ANTOK AND MAYON Haydn's String Ouartot in 0 Minor. Opus ?a, Number 2 and Bartok's Second String Ouanot wo 114111turvid In the Concord String Quartet's performance at St. Paul's CaModrall In Concord, N.H. . by. 10 TWO Sell 5.00 ring. v Deelow wft this U1111111 41 SPIDII.MAN _Lr1 . ds I* me with hIs olthu'bea* as ba lek tMY" U) FUNK AND ERNEST Zt. Slm0n. 6CMARL11!8 AWNU Kelly aind Tiffany go undorcovw as call girls to lnv*MIW@ the ruth. IM leader of a prostitution (1) QD TODAY _ GD TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (ID WEDNESDAY MORNING MORNING MOSINT OF SATURDAY NNW LIVE OLMIS: Ma"Ine Kohn, Chewy Chose, Corty, 1230 (4 ADAM It Malloy and es arrest a revolutionary suspect•d of storing munitions. . - Mined a girand dam M4 to Willem 1111" Mo po M* ' Wife No aft In a 6" No for when st* invites o m 4A911 C*PROIN (Ic. eda a, vss1a uhesidI Ism W"17, OHM reseft. Wda 1w. rd m. ,S'I!J ?j , lid W6 (AN& 841FL 2) S A_ pravII4ut " &Mo"OWN'Juer 9.30 C:D 112 HMO. LAMY Ruthig gets more ft',g ft bargained SS REPORTS "Teddy' In was the Opening club WW witk his see AM solised modas twice. TM Lay Pw~@PL - (4r4 4111111t4fil, A b"Uty Pageant for j;*gs and a convention for jug. 'rsate featured 100 WEDNESDAY kA 19) gf #ts, 1 ~4WfOstling school, Andre WIN ATZRIDGIE qarw w s1kI.I N&m4akI. Five Forty Eight' Laurence Luckinbilt and Mary Beth Hurt are featured in Cheevsr's story about an "Ordinary" man who somMand treatment of ~ ffw tbe thetw8a ped 30 ism and today In be MW to of" you isO1 of modk" certainly would act have been ko Law. 06 W Adm4ro^ Da 4W Redis y IIM, N.Y. 155*. h.diuuial $slq is HIS 06-SWWAR 1W HIM HM HE STAY5 FOREVER' GUARJ4TEE WHEN explanation. commits Kilcide. a GREAT "Three Cheer Storiss" "The . for do bOw is • erififliver : dheroocalty in battle. K CAVETT Guest. . ,RIuardLStrout.(pafl2of2) 5AJ REAL PEOPLE Big. home o they can be alone. (Condusion) Dan Ford, Marl. lithig. have 4iangod is the uboat It. Yaw IMter isdea WW PR1c1 Ct4 '$ at .1;" the 4077th, his to make It win to can develop epilepsy w aultomoNg accidents sod other thus dolly ii casiorted by the fact Iss th risli bra 057 asl.w.s Sid I v th Of oWnt well, (X cosis, It's majority -. cases do cause 04u14)utthg 10 hSY lbS It4IPOIt no, knom ci my wife and fmI1y. i n to I know We a wow der 1W yn 9 ya kins 06 10L 04hill11611111 OfYW kWWWO TAUMA (Apt.u4y0f) @U'GS SUNNY HOLLYWOOD WWAFM L N=T11 A FRIEND OF MINE VERY HAPN, Am, #R5 is 68% I%TALMP A A PTOR REVERENP NUTCHELI *WLYWEDGAME DEAR READERlike you're NU7urI,lI101011!ISt very fortaaat.tohave Mich a good and wise Mind. A kg of 100 had, talk to yow ddor I""" sou"" 4" pre"ll. DAt ng rotten in the city's sana- doWment. .41 VTH1N Your vi wlfl ha gNolly the podast riat today. ______________________________ JAV. PRISCILLAS TAC 7.30 ip:'(D HAPPY DAYS AGAIN Fort. expose some- m NeveuburI, 117$ NJD S&WG ?J# 9 DANCE FIVER 9.0 (1)(M DOWNENT STROKES GD MOVIE "This Train Robbers- (C) (1973) John Wayne. Ann-Margratt. A thWe widow hires a tough gunslinger to recover haff-a-million do#ws in gold which her husband hid before his death. (2 0 MOVIE The Suicides Wife" (PrwnWo) Anglia Dickin. son,Gordon Pins.Awoman THECROMWITS MACNIII. / LEHRER il*!: edlelass do you do will surflielle part 01 lbs ones with wham yosil have Ikg.d In the rod 01 your loller. symptoms dur4 ths P Y(XJI1TlWAY 10 P.M. MAGAZINE JOKER1 WILD 10010 I citois that tile because many noial psil. so lives. , 1 NY . featured In Choover's story of an ftht-year-ok! QKS Search lot A WOO Of family amid the deta0ed whirl of her Pawls- jM THRES'S A CROWD 'MALL IN THE FAMILY An 1i"MvfttlgAtOr with the govem*1.1ftnt comes to question Archie I about one of his beat friends n i... rnUth trouble with herring wlihth'awal aym$cini? way ffmannandNa,aHob.l 7`0 J rA: . For Thursday, Novembor 8, 1979 mEt) . Sorrows Of Gin" Edward . ___ ) VJMr 1H Mffii. HE. W EVEmIOOY'e BUBI. ms You Thrw Choovor Btoriall "The Mirketiüg medwass I was Asking. rofclu'rl ,05 ! lot W01 -a 1ymN1lZUDOI0L I . @xPW04 the public and primit sides Of Son. Edward M. Kennedy. GTHEWJPPM a MW is act" TOM-$ built take$ the entire Bfadford clan to Howell. who Wha S&MIM to he" Tom ~the father Who dOWed him 30 a $, NUT PLVOPMAMM ADCNEWS ug with a wkhèIUl Iyln$OIflI frsti the 5$fl3pi(l uuf.adtfrfl$4 5S - 4:30 U NBC NEWS GCNSNM told ma I would have 500)5 1 " IT' _________________ by Howls Sdinslder DgadkL' He - 52 OPment" Raft CRY SON, New V4* .c EEK I MEEK 11 0 0 2"gireFF --D". 11 toassa me 5$ • 'PRETTY GOOD - -- 57 by Bob Montana ' C,cuVORP PUZZlE FNEW5PAI'ER (JP4CLE9LAF5ENO 15 ___1$ 35 -- 51 I- AN SVENSON 1 EXERCISIP4G YOUR MINP DURING 'IOUR LIPICH I1flt1 60 to control Mod "i"ow a" WWI* an suftiedly their 1114141111111res or at I" lamv~ I was taki* He mwmin the Amewy. tha 1051USd 1UO thu thOUØ that do*'t mist Wa always 1057 1 was addicted to the sometim,1011 It takes a long time was t Lff of trial and j. _______ ''" 'r' doctor ttj patient nn.jg theirviewssedlagrind together to find out What lxal_ combination of avaiume _t" was not The pullog dw riglit medicine and the irAymod was heft WdkW to the I am sendinig y" 71110 Hs*b Si UI taking. Itsr niir*bsr 1.1 ilspsy: 12 II 130 ad In Washington, D.C. and CAPS Cod. Roger Mudd EVENING Dr. Lam " is Nov. 7, 17 -3B IGHT S $ TV Chatty. Have and tor two months rve been going through a traumatic ad. For ON p"two weeks h- pvb1sm heA been so intense a* it's affectinill my ability to walk &* and MY mMftft at tkm Is blurrelL rw yon I had epileptic ,Ms',s. Over 10 y,i ago a sosu. Of Imis really era k'ala dodcr prescribed a ISliS 0 stimulants which woul4bs mwkftw for me w"did not doffed a uppers and tbet's 27 25 0", VVE; VW IOU Ik / 11M . ents 10N MM D& IJUII~-- I am 0 17 - ARCHI E m . 14 it 20 21 UR'LF ' FROPMY W FIR5T -' 11Mg, M( O'(. Ju;;:: 13 THE BORN LOSER Xpgss :ii 4 2. 3 10 . Treat Seen a, 1C1 C 2 Japanese Ir 0 currency 3 Csnine cry 20 Something *41 Wipe Out(61.1 4 Korean border small 42 Swelling river 21 Metal 43 BrMlion Pon 5 comedian 23 Travel on 45 Jacob's Caesar numbs? horseback brother 6 Osiris , wife 27S..d 2SInner(prefix) 4sWord on 7 Observer 29 Make up for 28 Nosiest wall 31 ppondices 8 Elf Piercowith 30 Australian 50 Animal 35 olklore genie 10 birds the homs Society (abbr.) mob we fed better, mentally but my have been rWW 37 xcood 32 College 11 Due 52 Name for a 38 111,41" and Physically. keyed UP. And it's 90 iby othleft group 40 Diplomacy 1 2 Guillotine dog Rmatly at a family your medicinse didn't Fev 33 Tel (prefix) 15 Make free 41 Buddhism argument Hoonardly 34 High (Let) 17 degree(Abbf.) andi"MytMpfranda"did The V&d imajofftyr. of 35 Finally (2 (2 wds.) 44 Ustursl 55 gem this wds.1 lo'christ's incline of spileptics today co be cause a misnra. A friend whole 56 Lair 39 Judge birthday 48 Auto club mine Observed the of D SI I 1,01 Bathsheba Is Half(Prefoll 9 12, Roman 22 Stage direction 24 Vermilion 25 Greater in - 0 g Answer to Pre Be 1r;;;m name Be it buffalo 60 Asian country 13 Influx 14 Magazine DOVVN official Is Husband of I 16, Roman 11-7 1 51 vious PiinIi father 57 M ZERO, YOURE REkLY INCRWIKE! XNOW TWEREIS EROIF-15 NO N ONE LIKE 'YOU! Medical I L sts 49 Wednesday Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. . I Owl - LAN 101, I:, .' . A LMIMONROI I . a" a. 10111111111411111 Dr. (IIw,.IMI) SIN.'IsssAve, LJ fl)$5.kmsras Blvd. ' IV �, :r Hsrs. SSRISrd Fl. Wsdnesds Nay.?, 911 - - 32-Hous.SUnfurflishld Legal Notice CLASSIFIED ADS emóàrats Pound OP In Races - - . - - . , - . - . . IIIUI101011IIINO . U a -'I .1 - - - RATES - GREENE A 41-Hgs ' - W.GamnsttWhite Req. Real Estate Broker - 5*117,000 HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL Ill lbethon2cornerlots, zoned comm. *531.10 '*535,300 convenIent location. - - Near I'i, Ito acres, 51.500 per acre. 3229213 STEMPIR AGENCY - - •' SPACIOUS IS THE KEY WORD : for this older 3-story home. , Harold Hall R.alty - - $ - - -. - ' REALTY story home in excellent conl.l 1050w bilutItwi new bROAD. roar SR's. MORE, tress I OSESOSY MOSILI tI 103410 N Orlanle Dr. VAAPHAF1MnSWI0 S*'sl Only $31,101 COUNTRY ATMOsPHERE 1 Il, 1½ bath horns an I we *511 formal OR, Lg. IN's. Specious kit I I extra I.tsl IPP WAR. RANTED. Yours be 147.3004 II' - - 11*15 millIe hems, tSR, excellent condItion. 2 cItrus tress, sat up in guhet, convenient Part Ave. Mobile Park. 353.1$41 or 333-1111 '. "VARLY VICTORIAN 1554 model. near dawuilewn Sanford In goed .'. " - restorable cud. 131.110. Terms -' evill. ' LARGE FAMILY ROOM, CAR. . - NEAL COUNTRY LIVING IN PA. 01*, NORTH IT., 2+ ACRE at RANCH W.IARN, TACK RU, - FENCED W.CHICKENI, .,' Door - - "FURNISHED HOUSE WhO A - 1$ - - - - - - - -. _____ _______ FEES - - - lAtH AIR CONDITIONER LOTS OF EXTRAS ON LUSHLY - LANDSCAPED LOT. $37.10. A • MUST TO SEE. - - ;. - ___ - - -- IENEWEO2SEDROOM. CAR. PORT, FRESH PAINT, NEW ., "'ROOF, FRESH CARPETS. 131,111. HURRY UPI -. - , _____ _____ - - _____________ _____ . ______________ BEDROOM. FAMILY NOON, - _____ '. , -. - STRATSOIC CORNER. IDEAL FOR HbME OR OFFICE. 12,10 GRAS ITI ___ ____ _ ____ 3 ILSS. air 13411100r 322.5103 I bEDROOM CENTRAL AIR, FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LARGE LAKE SIAN OCALA. $15,110. SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. IDEAL GET. AWAY FOR) COUPLES WITH POAT & FISHING EQUIP MINT. SEIGLIR REALTY, PROKIR. 3311645, 337*177. Leader CLASSIFIED ADS ARE FUN. ADS. READ & USE THEM OFTEN. YOU'LL. LIKE THE RESULTS. 322•2420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service rii2SAS REALTORS L PARK For Sale: 171311 MobIle Home, sat up in Carriage Cove. $7,110 or best offer, 333-0171 - Branch OffIce 323-2222 ______ - ----- ____ - '-____ ___ -t CASHIERS ___ P DECORATED 3 ' EDROOM 2 BATH EAT IN KITCHEN, 0*1*01. CIII. .- ,, TEAL AIR,:' CARPETS. IN will finance w-goOd Iwn. $33,000. 333.5307. ' 4'W000MDU. $33,110. it ASSUMAILE MORTGAGE. BEAT THE COMPETITION. ____ - - INECRI$T 3 BEDROOM. EAT. III' KITCHEN, CENTRAl. All, , CARPET. CARPORT. NICE ___ ____ ' ____ $32.10. PLYINI SR 1010111. I. AlSameitS Dr. - REALlY WORLD - - ____ ____ ____ ' ___ ___ ____ - ___ -- , ___ •.w1 ___ - v. _____ ____ ___ __ __ - _____ ____ - ____ ___ -. ap151-ml - - ___ ____ $ ___ ___ ___ ____ ' ____ ___ _____ ____ - ___ - - - -- ____ __ -. __ ___ ____ 'NIIls?INSCAiMNTRr! - a--ii Cows. Mo ___ ___ ---- 'V ' , HANDMADE WOODEN CROSSES I" stained, ready to hang over -your door. etc. Stor 51.50. The Branch Co.. AIX, P.O. Box 357, Chuluota,--Fl. 32744. -- Amusement bowling game, works peed. 6 player, 5210. Sanford Furn. Salvage, 17.15, So. of Sanford, 323-5731. - I __ - Nt, - - CIA'. IXCkLUNT RINT*.. '-_' ___ ___ - 10*1* 01' VOl 5* •-5..._5.1*51. PRIENDIf P. * A ' * w ____ ____ C*lNS01Ns151.. 'b is. 00 tS rstsw u.0 _____ - 10111, SM iU 9iVTV: .. 5.810.101 . • levis Otismen ii ia*1 ____ _____ Nj*u.$ *1'MiIHERj 5. f ••. - ftutWt if t. $ ___ ____ ' - ' -- - - - i s11*50510'' '%0*10 10151 -- ------a -'s. -', - _____ ____ limit 0*10 ;!rNC1$ItN. is. - COUIflYDiW*l$$1ON11$ INANOFOS 08115*1 COUNtY 01.0515* ___ p,,iaidri 5.. JacobI D.C. *PV be SigMiet t 15 III'NG ,.- __iuuiter ,-'-,-.-SJT 2.15.81.15,001. W.1, R,* WP15 plP.ii. ;...." . ______ ...- ....--..,' ___ ...----..- ---- ______ --- -U l _ - - a. 00. _ -a1Vii)$Lj t -, -. friw ToLlstYow8uski.,,, .DI 3224611w 831.9993 - - SENLIRRIALTY ___ STOP - '' FURNITURE A THINGS. Buy I Sell New& Used Furniture 333-4551 SOOS.SanfordAve. I i II BUY JUNK CARS I - 3 Wheeled motorcycle I300or best offer 322-2625 after S I Dietrichs. 322 1972 Opel coupe, auto, new sticker, new It. blue pt.. e celient shape, 5*50. Call S am to 6 p.m. 323 4567. t9lscoorc.s Estal. Wagon. Auto,, AC, PS, 6. AM FM stereo $5500 tirm. 322-6772. __________________________ '61 Chevy Wagon, '69 Ford LTD .2 door, both good condition, 373 94L. ____________________ ____________________ I I I I I • a I I I £ £ - 62-Lawn-Garden FILL DIRT I. TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I Hirt 373 7500 ____________________ S2-Auances __________________________ tabs Contact Wally 2213 or 322 5732 - Pianos & organs as low as Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier. drums, etc Bob Balls Discount Music Center. flO7 French Ave 322 3255. 117$ Singer Future Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. OrigInal $153, bat. sill or $21 mo. Agent 33,5336, DUETODIVORCE Must sacrifice Singer Sewing Machine, like new, orig. price $510. Sal. Due $313.75 or need up my someone to I96 Buick Special Deluxe wagon, AC, PS, PB In tip top cond $975 - --- i-ltorcyctes _____________________________ ____________________________ I - Goods ______Cars Removed - -- p I g ' II 5 • I I 5 I • S'xl',ISavall. 3227591 - 5130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-fl So. of Sanford. 327-1721. a - Evesafter4lwe,IenIl Cypressmackfornurieryplants Washer repo GE delux. model. Sold orig. $101.35 used short time. Pal. ShIll or $11.33 ma. Ag•nf 3311304. ____________________ ____________________--El itove Hot point 30" wh. like new I I AFRICAN VIOLETS The Greenhouse 372114) PETUNIAS & VEGETABLE PLANTS 240) Airport Blvd. I I I - AT MT. PLYMOUTH GOLF CLUB OSTIEN Glad terms. MARKHAM LONG WOOD ROAD 4 acras fenced, horse barn. posture. 2 PR, li horns, omit Pave.. 1*30.010. UUU 21,000 PLUS HOMESITE LAKE MARY $ acres lanced. hens born, 311, 35, peol home. Many awt HOMESITES FROM 4,OOO YOU MAY IUY YOUR NOMISITI NOW & lUND LATh I miss oii* n*tuus *u ouisi flsrobor 210 N. Il-Il. C1iI.trr,, PS. lvi. 010-Nil $01111 0*. l_ dassitlod ads. N*11ns small ANY. - 411.110 SNlclWmiw*Mo 5., MW W#01L4 A 1 cow p1. lies. MMt powsi 1c. 1.0 owes ISP Sv .74*. 1011*am.$11141. _ - - - 0(1.TONA 53111511,1.0.. P5* *44 Palmeuth. A. 531* 1 IDIM. 3 BATH. CINTRAI. Al LUCILLE S. DILLON. UALTOS - (1011*1101 euiwry 2 Sodreess, 2 S.ik 1*501 LOT 053101 ACRES WITH TRIll AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. 50* 175$. SANFORD. FL 13771. GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICI. TWO PLUS TWOS FOUR AI01TMIsAPacII - CMIMIeIAM Oils SeMIs AndThat'sAP1stVII, 'Wall-To-Wall Csrpuski Doublerct Walk4n Werèáa My LounInoled KIichon Cobinsery Ceramic Tll. kIkrsams PuNk_hen AppItascos g PAM1OI&Y1 - THIS IS A SOP4MS OFPRE TO TURMS 0(51110 Wis .dy 47 IlsmislIss .tr&?âs DON'T MIU THIS GREAT OHI . - RIM. ESTATE 7* P SALVOS. Fiil 33' Screen Porch Covered CsrpsrI OSNIVA' - WOULDN'T U Cemavil hock & Stucco Cesiosruction 'Whit. Sorrel Tile loaf 'Lifatim. Aluminum Fesci. & SoMt Central Heot A Air thiNly loom w/Waehir.0,,.r Hookup - that. THINK A AND MINUTE. . . IF CLASSIPIRD *0 DIDN'T WORK THuR Ins then Cell - - 1973 Caprice Station Wagon Parts only engine, trans, Etc 323 From SIOtoISO I --- -- Cal%332-1624;321-4M0 ROBSON MARINE 7527 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 17771 ______________________________ ----- -- - I - 1977 Scott II 1 Wh Drive 323 58(32 or 323 1150 __________________________ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS 69 to '75 models. Call 3399100 or 831 4605 (Dealer) _________________________________ Top Dollar Paid for iunk I. used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. 322 3990 Accessories -- - - 54Ms.hogd 1972 Ford LTD I dr. dark gm. w vinyl top, new brake iOb. new tires, paint lob- I owner, 51300 Aft 4 373 8691. ------- - - Ad, Sanford. ______________ - - --- Mower sales. 73*4 County Club MILLIONS OF 001.L*R$ in Riol utile is sell dolly 15 the - CalBart- s __ , ". .a&Sov ____ - ____ s. *. WaNes P. Lver. 5.p -. - I 105115* 3iW. S. FreIdh (*7.57) 5pj 1215151 __ _____ ____ _____ ____ n.*rS*0S10CS. ____ k:$. C1Or1 The Real Estate AOeAcv _ -*10P. , (Dl-LOW MISTG - I ____- Metal, Multicolor. Plate, Engraved. Send 13.00, cash OK. Print name, security number, and address to Matthews. Box 156, Cassilb.rry, Fl. 31707. 1977 Vega, radio and htr., low mileage, clean, 5*995 or beet otter 323 1730 72-Auction 77-JuI* burnIng stove, asorIsd tools, household items- Nov. 7th thru 11th. Across from Yazoo Lawn 59-.MisicaI ItPErChaldise - _______ Get Yours Free. Social Security -_________________ ---- Danny's Auction 322 70-40 Buy Sell Consign 2671 Sanford Ave. 323 5777 For Estate. Commercial & Resi dential Auctions 6 Appraisals. Call Dell's Auction, 373 5670 - Yard Sale, 2 gas heaters, wood - -- I ' Multi-Fam. Carport Sale; toyS. dolls, Avon, glassware, 4 mg v.hls, clothes, lots of misc. 1116 W. 3rd St. -- 5--Boats A weekends. -- I ONE PHONE CALL. STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS END. THE RESULTFUL NUMBER iS 322 2611. __________________________ Victorian Love Seat, new, nice for office, $375. Texas lnstr. calc., 332-4443 eves. & SR$33. -SO, $14 up. Clock motors camp. $i.so up. Resin finish $11 gal. Buy direct from nanut. 323.1475. ______________________________ Aluminum climbing deer stand, with hand climber, $33. Call Carl at 327133S. - I ___________________________ S0-Msce$Ianesus 10,' Sale 1 MIRRORS 322-3481 ORIENTAL RU;S WANTED Top Prices Paid Bel saw saw sharpener, ladders, concrete toolS, camp equip 3. misc. Sat & Sun 323 6125- WILSONMAIERFURNITURE BUY. SELL TRADE 311-315E.FirstSt. 337.5632 CYPRESS CLOCKS We Buy Wrecked Cars future Salvage 3228721 N. Stilt Ill_UI V. - 1115110 IUALTY 150111 -- ____ ____ 1 ' - BUILDING IN IAN. ___ 1 ' lii Man.uu*5 ____ _____ - - ___ INUIATION'.. *5I. lu IUN*055. ui': L PUØW.SILOS TV, LININS A blISS, I, *5.5. ut'u. ____ - - 1W. 0eSI.tlM1LmobIi ,105*, vms' cfoes A.rse*,. ____ __ ______ - - *01. 127.10. SENT TO PELA ___ ____ P00 EXTRA $TO1. - , Set. tables, mattress, chairs. Thurs thru Sat ___________________________ standiti, Isetteis. J U. L 1 " ____ - 1am es. prepty, ____ ____ 'COUNTRY LOT. 151.111. GIT A I ___ elipOsbe aiiM C. . Slesleralder A Si 150.1 $11,101' INVINVI05 v•, 1.. IsdulAN*1,Is SMS01 SriWIra$IaLIlthlobemish*Sah, NSTICI SO lot 155* A Iijiiji* *55 010 01*101 . 10*5.05 WAIVIli APT,. $*J,.N$;$ffi'woA.AMoeASi__ •*5MUi1WdiSoWsitmIWfoMdlvii ___ Lb SoN 8.01.. 15110 T1C1 5 MISERY dYER. PUSLIC NIAdIS WITH DVI tue. ot tusisus. PS*UC PUTICL OP 1H1 01. *440 _ pjjjii jj Iii,m.a1*. hNlr A Si Le1 .,0010M *0 unnsp AU APPI.ANT$ MUST IS RI. r TO IIme. S. Tt*Nu lok11 v ____ ___ S4$TUID' IN THU STATE OP IIUVICI TO ANY p $35$$lRifq.$1 5P' Till COUNTY *5.. s * 5Ossaa To p.*c,sc,.,ws. :0155CM.' " '' " .NSINld.**.1.Øtum C. 5*1 1W* AT till $55. NOANY lOINS 11uSD •Y 0.* *700. liMit 0MM *71. TsIN u8.ui AT *002501 OSANVISu a is. ,spSr.$ N *' WITHOUT T MT* U& 1101*50005. I A to Coo P. 1*10 A AN* P.. p 1k 1111*1: cumo w.0 ce10s05as ONANCI NfS N.h 050.' Lots OH. 5*5. sr Wsto Cavity, p,_ VISING 955 .5VI5AS1L$TY 'P1011 5jj$e, 11a '-'15 ___ ___ ___ 1a:gi-' plum, $jJi1 15 ijp.l*a *00 1WV P00 AN UP' 1pJ4toIN- (NW N Nrrlutaed 115 4 ,lc,I Mlii j*4aeII,ERviiSSi*fPNW. _____ *lN1.swIwe*1S.NENMbssIswlMdsC.aats 15504' • I SM SIlica till *11*10 .UPLt 15*550, .*amg-01 a.orN*1JJ.J.. is OW if s,ot Asa. e.r.-. gsrey UJg- --.in gum. So'10*s' rist S.Iori.A*1h1:: WILl 01,11.. at 05 OPTlçAL. . aiwsS10&.J 10S00N5 a' set .t. ; FAMILY ROOM WITH F IRE. PlACE LARGE OAKS ON " _____________________ llije maidsu to be ..-' J ..KRIINED PORCH. LARGE - - - 0*1*01, FINISNID Ilbi, L,JJuuii$u • - ______ ____ ____ " ROOM, 1. PATH DOUBLI ! '.. ' . COUNTRY 'KITCHEN 3 hID. -: _____ ______ - - - - , Bedroom Kids pates, but the swliio $015 the Jsisf? sell it wit?. a lOCk wont ad. Cell 2Ull' FURNITURE- REDDI NO, Wholesale toalt. Orlando Whole. sale Fur. 2* IndustrIal Slvd., Orlando. - I - Llsect ,iny condition 6*1 8126 i'ri,, Nov 9, New love seat & Massager. Heat recllner Mattress, Christmas dolls, and misc 753 Short St. Lake Mary. FIa. -_______________________ Beds Del motel box springs & no set. Sanford Auction. tiiss. French, 323-7310. *acrelotsforaslinlees$ielleii, 31*.' beth. Lovely Is. fenced yd., quiet stres$. nice naIghkarPi5.. Aewme lit merlgage at Its pct. Rush to 505 1111$ e.isl wE BUY USED FURNITURE. APPLIANCES & PLUMBING FIXTURES JCnkinS Furniture, 705 E 25th St. 373 0931 - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & APPL lANCE S Sanford Fur Hwy 92, I mule west of Speedwa. Daytona Beach. will hold a puJlic AUTO AUCTION ever Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 9O4-2S $311 for further details, - ... I LOOKI 1.0011 1.0011 DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION 68-Wanted to Buy - LEATHERIRUBBERBOOTS ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 3115751 310 Sanford Ave. William Mallciowski, REALTOR. 323.7503. -1551111 1351101 - . Acreage LI Sylvan area. 7 acres 5*111: S acres $27,100; lb front an small lake $31,010. Call NO QUALIFYING-I II home. New CIlIA A carpet. Owner INC. REALIOR 322 7991 ________________________________ ________________________ Guibransen upright, $250 GE uprIght Freezer, sri 322044$ _______________________ - - - - 1978 Chevy Malibu - , Classified Ad in the Herald 3222411; 531 5593, ___ ,' -' Garage sales are in season. Tell the people about it with a p.yments$llmo. Phone $475394 day or night. Will deliver no Øligation. Agent. 0- 1OFlSSIONALLY ZONED S _______ ___ Sanford's Sales UNeuling ' For Sale: 1241 Mobile home $0.11 DUCKS IGEISE.3 BEDROOM -- a REAL. ESTATE ASSOCIATES JOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST I SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANY. ONEI JOIN THE ONE THAT'S - pack a a PET, 3 UTILITY ROOMS, GAS HEAT FENCED YARD A REAL BUY AT 132,10. - agl. Have some cemping equipment you no luiger use? Sell 11111 wIth Clasalfhid Ad in The MaId. Call 333.351* or 531.103 and friendly 'advisor will help you. SUPER 3 hR. 1½ bath home In Twenty West wIth C-H, w.w carpet, Fla. Rio., scs'. porch all on beautiful loll IPP WARRANTED. Just $31,101 $ACIIPICE SALE-LOVELY 3 _____ - NEAT Elf icisncy home on .73 acre lot Scram from Idyll. llem.t Excellent lot for future Piomesitel SPP WARRANTED. A Ivy for $251001 .. - Horses boarded 5)00 mo., nice barn, 2 pastureS, Osteen area C.reat for hunters. 322 100) - _________________________ Cash 322.4132 --I of garage sale' Moving or thinking Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Lot of work? Will buy from or Buy & Sell, the fi5t in used sell tor youfurniture, Refrig,, Stoves, tools .uDANNY'SAUCTIONSALES 372 Call a sal", ______________________________ Will buy 1st & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & S'j5ines loans. Florida Mar gage Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., SuIte 104, Winter - Park. 4444433. 42-M*lis Hums .' - L 5O-Mscellaneousfor Sale ____________ _____________________ ________________________________ - Side by-Side refrigerator, 575; Losing your home I credit? I wIll picnic table w-2 benches. $30; catch up back payments I. buy full size baby bed w mattress, qbity. 3221116. $23; Oak porch rockers. $2995; metal office desk, 570. Jenkins Webuyyourequlty, close in 74 hrs. Furniture, 205 E. 25th St 323 AWARD REALTY, INC. 0951. no-aoo Juke Box Seabring A100 *00 Hey Kids: Looking for an extra selection $100 or make offer. dollar? Ask Mom I Dad to let , Sanford Furn, Salvage, 17-52 So. of Sanford. 322-1721. you nave classified ad garage 47-A-s'tgsgss BougItt &SokI 321475P ATTRACTIVE 3 IN, S both, I ___ i. - 2540 Sanford Ave. - , ML,S REALTORS - 47-RsaI Estafontsd . -- leg. Real Estate Iivker ii - " BATEMAN REALTY STENSTROM B0-AutosforSale - - - _____ 1: terms. Owner anxious, $31,150. 'REALTY TRPNSFERS ___ "Is it In yet, dear?" - _____________________________ UNCL.UTIER YOUR CLOSET. Sell those things that ars lust, taking up specs with a wont ad nIhs Herald 332.1411 cr131103.- fw LISTING-HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL-Lots 01 potential in this S Sdrm. horns. Excellent 2601 Grandview, Sanford 322 5730 ______________________________ 66-Horses - -- M..Unswort* Realty - ford, $15,000. '7?Mida Pick Up. 4 Speed, $600 - STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, AM FM stereo radio, 1 speed turntable, diamond needle. 8 track, Sold new $130. balance due $125 or take over my payments of $16 per month. Call 867 5394 day or night Agent ______________________________ luildto$uit-our$otoryow's. 333-1003 or eves. 333-01)7' Alt 3PM ________________ , FHA.VA.FHA331&34$ $2300 323 1100 - to (hamponship tines, reas qood tiornt' With fence 339 5301. - Good used TV's, 52S& us MILLERS Ph 3770357 26I9OrIandoDr- or 531.5513. - '75DatsunP U - -- - It you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. DIal 32226)1 REALIOR - -- 1 yr old, female Irish Setter, AKC - 101 1.25th St. - BLAIR AGENCY 323 3Só6or 323 7710 -AKC registered Doberman pup Female, reasonable 323 6681 eves&weekcnds - BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more' HERB'S TV 323 1731 75975 Sanford Ave Eves. 322-0412.372-1317. 322.1102. 322.7 *77 - Motorcycle Inturince 6S-Pets Supplies -- TV repo 19" ZenIth, Sold orig 1493.75 bal 5153.16 or $17 mo An..t 323.1832 1341141 'OUNTRY LIVING at Its basil 115011 was fenced, 3 Sdrm, 2 $' lath, tam. rio., fIreplace, p. wunid patio *150, self. cIWnIsg pool. wcooI deck, Mcmi pastures, fipaad, ac con? rois, - horns? LIST WITH USI '. CLERK - 53-fl/.Radjo.Stereo Are you wantIng to sell your - 79-Trucks-Trailers I - REAL RTATE Irober - ---- Call Woody 327 9436 payments of $21 mo. Agent 339- 2507 Laurel Ave. 3 BR. 1½ B. w. beauty shop. 514.100. CHRISTIAN SROTHERS REALTY, INC. REALTORS beautifully remodeled, wall.to. wall carpet, cent. HIA, ,.. fireplace, large kitchen, family .ç room.3or411, 1½ laths, conveniently located in San. -. button - 18-4/torcvcles ___________________________ has carousel, still in warrantyOriginally 5649. assume MULTIPLE LISTINONEALTOR Christian Brothers Realty, Inc. announces the extension of their ssrvlcss to His City of Sanford. We Invite you to please call our associate in Sanford, Mr. Don Ccx, 3234213. large hot, much more, 1 yr. warranty, $51,300. -; Push - 885 Case, Mower harrow All eguiprnenfljkenew MICROWAVE HAL COLBERT REALTYInC. 2544$. French Ave. 322.0731, 3223772, 3220771 GOLFEASI Only 2 hocks to Mayfair golf course, specIous 3 ldrm, Sloth horns, a Fla. room plus a family room, fruIt trees, Parts, - MOONEY APPLIANCES 323 0697 310 N. 17.12, Cassslberry, Fl. Eve. 143.105 ALL FLORIDA REALTY OF SANFORD REALTOR ::: -- KENMORE WASHER OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK REALTOR 121.4551 MUI.IJl.&4. lI!4N5 51* V ICE - - Service. Used Machines. $341100 3 BR furn. wins ide utility I'm, new kit floor. Home Is clean I theory, $26,110. Call for ditalis. - _ -L A.e.... .i... qU • _______-- Fox --- - $23.00. I * INDUSTRIAL SITE - . leg. - - - SIDE GLANCES N. Ernest M0115 Sr. Older 2 story 2 BR home. This needs some TLC Inside for only .NhcestartvtomelIN 1½ bath, toj5uItØ) '______________________________ REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 3227411 Macs. sure CUSTOM IUILT 3 BR, SB, Deltona Mine, C.HIA, w.w caroet. format dining. kit. inc. built.In Microwave. Near schools A recreation. $44,300. CafiBart 4 SR 1½ bath, lust painted Inside I out, FR, fenced yard & Much S - appear here tomorrow. Fresh asa Daisy All new quality carpeting, new paint in I out, new C.HIA, new roof, high lot w.fenced yd & trees. Ready for you nowl Make this 3 SR Sunland home your own for $33,500. * IN home close to downtown Sanford-fenced bock yard A garage, $ls,000. 323-1751. REALTY - NEAR IDYLLWILDE ELEMENTARY 4 BR, 211g. fenced bk. C.H&A, w. * carpet. $43,000. Price $37,100. Johnny Walker Real Estate. Inc. 122.M EVERY DAY someone Is lookIng for what you have to sell. Call today and your Classified Ad wIll New homes with low monthly puymentsl lowdown Dayments $11.10 10544100.322.2211. YOU GETTING. 24 DOBARY carpet I Sc porch on a paved street, SO pet. assumable mart. .4 pet. interest to qualified buyers __________________ HELP YOU 4l-Hoj 10 pct. mt. rate on this new 3 BR, SB CS home, w.C.HIA. w.w JOHN IRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phon 322.7111, Sanford -- ______ 'U I U U U U I U I S IIUIISIUIUIU ___________________________________ by Gill - 41-Houses - - - I I m.00. I _______ L I. p. U I 10 - O - Wednesday, Nov ''19-. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - .•- I I - - lots, corner. t.4ei DEADLINES Noon The Day Befoie Publication Suflday - Noon Friday J - COUNTRY, I liN, I bath, pt' - Orlando Winter Pork 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. HOURS . 4101100 garage, on IN TNt CIRCUIT COURT FOR 4.4, w-fruit trees plus accessto SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA Webiva River. $7,000 PROlATE DIVISION LARGE 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH. FH4tr VA. File Nwmber fl.417 CF FAMILY ROOM. CARPETING, Divislen CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. EX. 3 COUNTRY LlviNoat iliti IN RI: ESTATE OF ECUTIVE CONDITION ON I BR 4 bath. 1'- acres. IakiJflt ADA STENSTROM ROCKEY ACRE. 5300 MO. *1 BR. I bath guest cottlge ceased 1SIIIW .................44C Mae NOTICE OF ADMINIITIATION 3c.esscwttvstimes . .. .$c a Mae S BR COUNTRY HOME -F. OF TO ALL PERSONS HAVING FENCED 3 BR, 1 bath, DbI. lot, EUSTIS ON *7 ACRES. $230. cessscvttveftms.....)8 a Mae 1:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST LEASE REQUIRED. SEIGLER zoned commercial, all 4jor THE ASOVE ESTATE AND ALL MONDAY fttru FRIDAY Usited Press lateriatiesal congreutonsl districts baseti Un Tom Moody kept their jObs in OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED BROKER. 32)0440. REALTY SATURDAY 44 3 Lines Minimum 327-1577. Indianapolis, Phoenix and IN THE ESTATE: Democrats resoundingly won the 1110 CEIISUS. BR. lB stucco, SpanIsh des YOU ARE HERESY NOTIFIED • The GOP has a Lhance to Columbus, tjaj governoriIps in M"e'pp1 4.4.4, home. nice area. FP, 1g. ri15,, that the administratIon of the estate and Kentucky Tuesday and salvage a governorship next front & rear porch. All or Democratic incumbents who of ADA STENSTROM ROCKEY, Casselberry, delve by S17 Lb a atrenglehold on the month in Liulsiana, where Rep. won again were Maurice Ferre deceased. File Number 7$417 CP, is Kathryn Cir. I BR, 28 splIt plan. pending in the Circuit Court for nation's largest cities -- tiadiy David Treen is In a runoff. If he Miami, DeGOOd i 1275 mc. Price reduced 17,000. 3 BR, SB SmInole County. Florida. Probate damaging GOP dreams of loses, the Republicans *01 have Tol, Eddie Knox in Qark)t• Division, the address of which 5 Sanford, 444 Palm Dr. 4 BR. home. custom made pool, green1325 mo. house, workshop. %700sqft liviIt4 picking up grass-roots moms- only 18 of the nation's te, N.C.; Richard Hatcher In Seminole County Courthouse. North 17*26 sc. patio. 860. Many Park Ave. Sanford, Florida. The turn for the 1980 natIonal gOverfloriiPs. (.pt, bt,I • T..,4 Wi1.n.i In SJ •• ..• -, FORRfST representative of the estate extras, must sell. well und.eL• elections. REALTORS Brown was an easy winner 1akeCltyandGeorgeAthanaon is DAVID STANLEY ROCKEY. priced at 532.100. Terms INC. 130.4033 or 335.4711 eves. Ketjky and Mlieippl, for etow address $1310 Park Avenue. available Klcy gvorIp jj Hartjord. Sanford, Florida. The name and traditional Democratic states over Republican Loule B. NWfl 3 BR. 1"i B, split plan, fenced yd., In Cleveland, Vutnivich han- address ot the personal represin Desk Clerk whose conservative voting In In a rugged, tAtter campaign, died Kucinich with ease, tatives attorney are set forth below. wpy sc patio, coy, workshop or office _______________________ 35-Reso.'t Property ionsiy Writ•"Ost A Eve, shift, salary open All persons having claims or national elections had boosted in rear. Alt for $31100. ________________________________ Dating Service. All ages. Days Inn of Sanford, 1.4 The sharp personal attacks blaming the city's financial demands against the estate are Sax o011, Cl.arwatur, Fl. Oscesia Fish camp nas trailers GOP upset hopes, elected that marked the campaign problems -- itwentlntodefault required. WITHIN THREE Why not loin the fastest growMg RN, 5-4 1 4-12, full & part lIme. $100 month, plus campsites. Democrats John Y. Brown and disappeared on election night last year-- on the 32-year-old MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Real EstateOff Ice intown? Apply In person Sanford NursIng Access to Farmington Hunting Willian Winter. THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF __________________ FIndOutitwecan & Convlescent Center, ISO 4A- .Pljc Netices area 3153153. as Nunn congratulated the maverick who delighted In THIS NOTICE, to fil, with th click _____________ make you a better dial. Mellonville. Eight of the nation's 20 winner and Brown told his feuding with the city's powerful of the above court a wrItten ___________________________ - - -- I largest cities elected mayors- supporters: "We have taken business community. 40-C40ndaininIunn GRACE lISLE CHURCH statement of any claim or demand _______________________ they may have. Each claIm must be May be the small, friendly lap Wanted someone to fold and Republicans won only ow people awl our date ant of "I've given this city every in writing and must indicate the tiStIc church you are looking for. newspapers daily, early AM. On Airport Blvd.,, 1 BR, three. The GOP unseated a political bondage." sis for the claim, th. name ounceolmystrengthduringthe 3231*0 for Info. Can lead to carriers lob. Lk I bath condo. fully equipped Democrat only In Cleveland REALTORS $215 month, 2fl.11isOrl. Mary area. 327.0255, leave name In Mfs.4.ilppI, the third time past 10 years," Kucinich and address of the creditor or his ____________________2710$snford Ave. 331.7515 agent or attorney, and the amount ifld that had been exPected - was good look for Winter, who cloclareci in ciet. I phone no. _______________________ $ __________________ claimed. If the claim is not yet due, Don't pile no longer needed IteQs On Airport Blvd., S BR. , bath where Ohio IA. Gov, George frustrated a second attempt by Osteen Country Store the date when It will become due high as an elephant's eye. Place condo. fully equipped kitchen, Voinivicti trounced feisty in- cer dealer GO Carmichael FullOr part time shall be stated. If the claim is FOUND a classified ad, and pile the $213 month. 277,I7,10rI. 332-2041 contingent or unliquldated. the A way to prosperity working at c*uTlbent Dennis Kucinicti. money in your wallef I ____________________________ ______ _________________________ become tbe state's first home. Send $2 and lASt to: The nature of the uncertainty shill be 41Hsuiss FICTITIOUS NAME Sranch Co., ASK, P.O. Pox 357, Deltona, or sale by owner. 3 O, I tuner Democratic Rep. Republican governor since stated lithe claim is secured, the _________________________ .%&lHum Green was elected Reconstruction. Chuluota, Ft. 337M. l't bath. Cent. AIH, w.w carp.. Notice is hereby given thaI I am security shall be described. The __________ like new, $44,500. FHA or VA. engaged In business at Springs claimant shall deliver sufficient - -_______________________ mayor of Winter, a veteran of 30 years Plaza Shopping Centr. Longwood, copies of the claim to the clerk to ______ ARE nation's fourth largest dl)', e- CNId Caps IDYLLWILOE-JIJST LISTE in DemOCratiC politics, had run Seminole County, Florida, under the enable the clerk to mall one copy to _________ _____I fictitious name of Custom 3 BRI Decorator touclisst OAF. each personal representative. ____ succeed rdIrb FEtk Rlzao. twice before for governor $fld F000WN OIL LV and that I Intend WHAT Top quality throughouti All persons Interested In the estate Child Care. Infant thru I yrs. Hwy emocrats already control the lout lit nutCftS. to register said name with the Clerk to whom a copy of this Notice of 'orgeous corner loll Privacy 431 & S. Carte: Ave., Winter I ttwee largest city halls - Ifl YOU ARE WORTH? "cci Don't wait it's only or statement echoed of the Circuit Court, Seminole Administration has been mailed ice His Springs area. 377.fla5. _________________ New Voit, LOs ..soo. County, Florida in accordance with required. WITHIN THREE ________________________ the theme of Integrity In the provisions of the Fictitious MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF C%icago. GET lET US ST JOHNS Furn.weekend cottage HOUR (B government he dwelled on Name Statutes, ToWit: Section THE FIRST PUSLICATION OF ________________________ In Houston, Incumbent diaing the campaign. He told 143.01 Florida Statutes 1N7. near river. bat slip. $32,100. THISNOTICE,toflleanyobjections WHAT YOU REALLY Democrat Jun McConn VU Sig. Gordon Peters they may have that challenge the ENJOy Will work for VA.FIIA.235.Con.Ho,,s.s GREAT ASSUMPTION Publish November 7, II, 21, 71, I75 validity of the decedent's will, the WART! Or refinance, choke I BR ,in forced Into a runoff bY CAy the honorable, competent, dig Creative ExprssvJns DEP Low Down Payment asi.ss, qualifications of the personal Cowtdbnan Louis Marcy beautiful MayfaIr section. Extra nifled govermneflt I know you representative, or the venue or Cash for your Iotl Will build on large paneled Fam. Rm., & PRIVATE VOICE LESIONS even the challenger Is a CALL323417d lurisdiction of the court. NOTICE OF SHERIFF'S your lot at our lot. for." . generous sIted BR's. Gorgeous ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND SALE _______________________ V Democrat, giarselng party Enterprise, Inc. • . 3fl,734 __________________________ landscaping on corner lot. Iii mayoral races, Iibetal Medal Inc., Realtor NOTICEISHERESYGIVENth.t OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED gil' fjye 4443013 _____ coitrJ of Owner anxious-price reduced A.C. MECHANICS by virtue of that certain WrIt ci WILLIE FOREVER BARRED _____ Democrats Kevin White In to $31,500. • cities. iar Dat.oItItelirstpubUcationofffius in Execution issued out of and under - !'-'" RoMan and Donald P ELECTRICIAN the seal of the Circuit Court of Notice of Administration: Nov. 7, ___________________ Bet In AFFORDABLE- Large 3 BR, co.Dam J.,jiiIaI Service Francisco, conservative GOP Minneapolis Were SUY winners OrangeCaunty, FlorIda,upona final lfllDavid Stanley lockey workshop, screened family area. Fullapartlime. evenings MAPPER ludeement rendered in th aforesaid thefoirthierm for White the Fine school area. Low down.to CAy Councilman Quentin K 323.2177 As Personal Nspreientative court on the 5th day ci June, AD, oizs au, for Fraser. qualified buyer, Hurry-only )75 in that certaIn case entitled, ci the Estate of race fI ran a sirprl.alrcIy stzv DRIVERS REALTOR 101.5 For a career In Neal Estate call $31,100. ADA STENSTROM ROCKEY The nlgi*'s nod lopsided Winter Park Land Company, a and forced Incumbent Doiflo. mw. lvi Stifflpic Agency, Wm. Stemper, _____________________________ Deceased Florida corporation Plaintiff, .vs• 0 GAL FRIDAY -__________________ 323.4551. crat Dianne Feindein Into a winner was Baltimore Mayor 1 R Construction 1 DOve$opment, ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL acres *51w County, NC. Willian' Donald Schaefer, a Inc., a Florida corporatiOn, REPRESENTATIVE: - Dec. 11 runoff. LADlESLlghtdeIiv.ry,musthave P.autilul Mt. property, restorAUTO MECH. Defendant, which aforesaId WIlt Of DOUGLAS STENSTROM .of. own car (or deilvery in Sanford. who polled more Democrat In addItlon Democrats r. abietstory home; 251 trailer, Execution was delivered ti me as STENSTROM, DAVIS, MCINTOSH DeBars' and Deltona. Call MlInc. REALTOR, MU percent to crush hiS Sheriff gravity spring water, nice born tallIed control of the atat. than I)______ __________________ of Seminole County, Florida, & JULIAN M$2 AM t 3PM. RECEIVING 1'1l. chicken house, $35,000. .1 ij I have levied upon th. following P.O. Box 1330, Sanford, FL legislatures in New Jersey, GOP opponent Samuel CuloIta 1 323.5774 Day or Mictianic, must have experience, 3143121. . described property owned by D & N Telephone: 305.322217I BARTENDER Kentucky, Mississippi arid VIr- for a third four-year term. will train, benefits. $3004300 per ______________________________________ tteiie Msyoi wwIam Construction A Development, said PubliSh: November 7, II, property being located In Seminole DEP.30 ml. N. ci 434 on Hwy 1742. FACT. TRAINEES state Lawmakers will r.di'aw Ru, Mard Hanoi and County, Florida. more partIcularly ___________________ . E h*usekeepu. goerness. ''J( ill I ) descrIbed as follows: Full time. Requirements: NOTICE OP $NINIPP'S _____ COURT' CLERK One 157 American Jo.9, c.j.s. . Flexible schedule, ref. I own ____ while trans. lit pclicity, cars of I . NOTICE I$HUISYOIVEN that ___________________________________________ ID No. JSPSSA$15101S SPRAY PAINTER children; Sod •rlicIty, the ______ by virtue st - mat certain Writ betni ota'$ef- 57.55 Sh BUSINESS SERVICE LISTING IIIIIS cii Pawislisli. Salary: -. IiaesSIssi lobeSi set ci me wider . t*U* *1 Ssiti - to t1bJrV. FlorIda. au ts 'iM $*10wh. send espUasfe liii IS, 1 ''P,I .(It1T:,:4 *05514 ci INS COUNTY Cavil ..-.CT. ERK es $tisrWI 01 -''i' San N. Morrlcal I *1 Paula J., Lot LISOSI COlon 1*1 Angeilca, C lift. mM the vnderIied l(i ti IliS RWSOIII5 Maceli. ________________________________ ciLetlI W35fl.OI LOt 10 Ilk 1 Sal I Seminole County, Florida, will at OrangaCouoty,PIerIda,uponafinal , 40 Tuscae'fNa 50* 1W, Sanford, Fl, 32771. juInsentrondarodintheaforesaid j 11:00 A.M. on the 35th, day ci ______ ______________________ YARD'HELP Marcta 1. Graham dIe Heart Awe, $21,111. Oars'S At. Mitchell Sr. &wfLlndo Na41001bar,A.D. tl7Lffi?fOr$al. court on the 31st day of July, AD. _______________ kufoAtoTIvaMAcplINls'r oes I HI Mayo w, te Carl 1.. 1575, in that certain case ittitlid, Engine robuilder. Seminole Auto to the highest bidder, for locker I *1Sandra P., Lot n RIkC F. to JIS*I H. Lampre Jr., Let 132 and sell DISHWASHER cash, suplect to any and elI *istlfig General Finance Corporation 1 Machine, 351 1. 30th P1. Exp. Swetwatm' oaks Sect 1L su&w. . San Lanla Third Sect., 132.510. Florida Plaintiff, .yiLarry COMPLETE $OOKKEEPING. Curtis C. Defy to Gerald 0. Dennis liens, at tIle Front (West) Door ci only I Wages commensurate w. ,. Employee Transfer Corp to Frseia RUNNER IL, the SemInole County Courthouse In JoIiflstonandShirIIyAnn Joiwiston, anITAX SERVICE abillty.trIne benefits. Awl Jon N., LotSSIkITOwt*KI o ,--). Sharer & *1 Jo Levonns, 1.011 Sanford, Florida,- the above Defendint, whIch aterslaid WrIt Of Handy Paul, has truck will traisl. Posineas Problems 313.5551 '41k F Sweetwator Oaks sIct , N Chulusta, $34,115. Execution was delivered o me AN OHIO OIL CO. oilers high Wents to make small household lox 1027, Ovledo 327* Wi.. Kirk 1 *1 Oecaldin c. & described personal property. AND MANY MORE income, plus cash bonuses, That said sale Is being made to SheciffciSeminoleCounty. Florida, repairs, carpentry, painting & SslAlreHomeslnctuLeonardM. On. A Spoor Jr., to Patina L. benefits to mature person in andlliavel.vledvponthifolle*lns satisfy the terms of said W,it 'lfurstJr.I*1 NassllniL. 1.01143 Packer, Part oft s of SW o AM EMPLOYMENT described property owned by Larry Sanisni aria. Regardless of Execution, $W% 01 Swu of Sect 35, sia,eso. s . -Iol Airs Hide Un 2,140,110. 0. Johnston, said prsparty IeInp experIence, write P.K. Rood, John E. Polk, Your Puture Our Cencam Martin Aibriglit & *1 iane to :.. Psi Airs u.n.. I. to si. rr' Air Ouditlenlns, ,soaq,, located Iii Seminole County, Florida, . - American Lubricants Co., p. Sheriff 353.1*74 I2 French Ave. ewv Robert Orl, Loll Ilk, 1:k&ght 1 *1 Joyce I, Lii 10 lii cal, PIumb1l$ervicsA Repair. , - fllWi particularly described as ____________________ oN, Dayton, Ohio 4140*. Seminole County, Corner of FrencliA 1011, lastbreeb SvWv, Ut S. ss,eii. :9lrs Hills Uni, melt CIlLuntybeFreslst.0l1$4. Housewives CleanIns Sirvlce.' latlows:, . FlOrida 010110 1 AS. Inc. to Willard s ,;. Larry A. Dale 1*1 CpNM $ Pa,sanaliaod. l, ' O01' tlev $ Kaitter Awl Mactine Slat 41* c Publish November 7.11, 11, II. SU' - APARTMENT MANAGER ;.jrank J. SImasAwl fs' AutoendeIle, groon in color DI P.17 CShInleVs Hacbsi, M1.N1 ':p.otood PoISe 1,107,111. Couple for modern 30 unIt in We DO wish wIndi-usl USSNIp -. AVON NINIM. kInnalr*toHir.IdM. _______________ IDN.1XISPSLUWS :- JustktJackMontsNlchslass. Sanford. Full rent allowance for One 1573 PontIac Grin Prix FIGHT INFLATION kIfWlIIidWIIIft.ofINSN.SIN 1g. '-Jolwls Awl Kant 0., Lot 145* A 2 II 1.11*1. NOTICS To Minor Mobil. Autoinebile Et 01 NW if NI Sell *50. IncreaSe yew 15,0151 TOWIR'$$EAUTy$a5.Op4 - . • The SprIngs, IhJdeLlsl VINage' duties. Will train, Iii 35 co TM PIOPSUIOIIAI. SNSINIIS$' White Vinyl Top over Dark Blue puwu. Fir dot ails, call. 1101d105pi00 Noel Evening .1ect. 3,110,111. Herald. P.O. Pvillt A*PSVIIIuIIM lox 1547, ID No. IKST3AISSI1S NueIIir 81rsdseI 1*1 ClaIrol. T , Sanferd, Ft. 32771. L co.str,c'lesPrelects Wits stored at Jack Presser Ford. ________________ bvildars Inc., Lot $ III .0 $Ierlki. leW.C. Sbus & if Wven0 The Sd,eel Solid 01 SemInole me ma WetIrsIH as Sheriff - ç - LW, 030110 Survey girl, isp. preferred Ut., ssi.*. Commerclal&ResldsntIal County, In. ainpllarco with INS Spmlnole County, Florida, will (0510. Whe te Charles Kirkland to J. W. Nick. Iod.IhrvbsIhsdSlne tony CSli$uItSflts CompetitIve 11:00 AM. on the 11th day 01 1.. 0011101$ a *1 AliCe P. LW-S '4nan,ll1$fteuNl7lflifpar$01*o 3334303' Ngetlatlln Ait.CPi0tor 71.1St. Nsvembor,A.D. *575, slIer for sale ASC Castrate. Patios, driveways • CItft' iva Hide oi SItA ot swa lying W ii s - dies dsders the lRIinthoii 10 drIlls' & all Ins. QualIty wsrk. no lob ij te the iil,Iiesl idi,, I,, Molds, part or lull limo. Steady J,C ' ?NEEDCASH? ' )eI Soc. i, sue,. 1155I11N'$ 1SNII$ . ' • MI smell. 555.15*4. u" cash. suslect te'aay and all austin, Income. Experience 1 refer. Eleanor s. sweet to joseph ISbaflJ.Naursl*1Shar.iiLif strvctleii projct$ - S 01' Mis, at the Print tWist) N preferred. Call 3351155. 01 The W *10 WIIIIVS WINS list, l $71147. ;)bkr*lsk & *1 MIldred. Pilmentiolon: UwYourHomeAs$ecurlly the Seminole Ceimty Courthouse In ISIS. Oricerepinc.IsJiknDahefty& PROJECT ;:,te SI N 11111011.01 10.. p _______________________ Call Us For terms Safari, Florida, the above . *1 SillY Uti 3*-A AN Pits Cu*, 1. jgs, lflIIIearblg - and TadIIIU High iesc* persenol prapsi'ty. tewor Financial * * * * * * * * .' Walhiel N. Cartoon to WiIros MEINTlIR TILl Varldsblis,Trash H. Scheel "SIR" a reiWW in plans , 11l,.l4l.,Is, is WIng made to Nuwar. N. CelUns Awl Ivyin lchud Carhan A Ales 10. MINOr repair, leaky Showers our , Appllanée.&MI1C. and .9ScltICIliens. FEES NO UOKIRAGE SAL sefisfy 1W *wa of slid *rit st ).et *35*1. sprIng Like WINS 150 to MIS. 10. Lock. Lii 15* a iOStISIIY$ yts. E*. 1011113. (LOCAL) 2. 0.s* rsvide lans. id and k. . ONesle Mliii Us 1,140101 UCIPTIONI$T :..p. . supervise construction eli wiSer . NO BROKERAGE . 0.vsSlv MinagUnhiW petuilhil *111 last. ycesN. SanlenlifLysde U.$5 USIS pipe line iorlU Inc.. 1.11 I$3 t*M* l5C.. Let *5*0 CII'JI ig. . ffidrI115 dSfliMtV. WI flOOd Y11e*lo5 fealty - - D00Iil Upe"IU$ nSCrV So contact , - $m* Ces5y MiiIi, $1110. pp wi* -per PW1*IISi MN, Us 1 $&LIlt INPI_isistIng_private utilities . ______________________ c_.c. m. s. 9115115 voiCe. JIIIS AMIlOfico A NO Vsnntoelo .50 $ in IISj line 01 MW Pjl Navibsr 7,11,21.35.1575 0. Fields A Si Udap .1. L01I lIIVy + CsmlOSIoii. Call Jo. ii J. Sailer IIohUdiM A el ' "SIR' in HIS Lila DIP.le . A&SPAINTING Draaos,Uptselstery TWS(1N5 Ut. 4,1151111. J:, !I4slop Si W1i50, Nt if 'inn 31) S1M. aeUonLi1lLuL Lute Mary .. Residuuithel A Commercial 1011* SMS U. 1014i1 A *1 NW*O 01 wiu Sect. 81,10,301 . oile. 5*01,10 for MOSS SI ____________________ 1017S3 uf,$ 77511)7 .IiMeSM.JSUISA*1Adr$IasIY. 10. SoCIetIeS INtl Jr. Awl Oslo Ceishedlon. 4 WI lot mat'. -V. be .11.11-, be cetSldurotmon, j, L.L01IS*$S*siIOMUCIwSUS JsJ. Safer RItlWdiSIA ia NOTICI UNPUB PICTITIIII$ Waited: Mature lady IC *4 pet. liNe. III pct. ssplty. Ii CS. all IMprillel tW1W 91411 1135111 YSiWOSI.PriOIreiiiialSA N*MITAYUTI 10M SIMS IS aIMS, $110. WerMi. Writeto Use 37,c4TPis EutslorPalntlsgAlepair lRs$CSmMlnCfoSaflpNtjø tilted Is' *0 khssl Sound ____________________ '*ie or Invilli lady in lanlard ClaicisTNelIeaA*1furyH.Io TO WHOs IT M*Y CONCERN SVsning Herald. P.O. Sos 1W, Maittlad. pr.eaM ReslduntialAtommercial 1 reslosice. Call (35$) 332-IllS C JImsS A Igsrrassl Awl Salon P.. Nule MuSs' i.ven ma Sanford, Fl,, 33771. Drywall.' Ceilings, and Walls Csplpeh$Pve Nepefiaflus Ac%me Call 3545343 ,,, *i*lSy5. Le1$P*1TIisWlOIIIflhI$Oct.4. $ect,IT,DVS,I10 repaired. Ro.. I Comm., Sosui Porm - :.ndorsS.ssd. JohnS. MIriam A SaMul N. to HpIst*14SNIM5 ____ ___________ COOKS $ WIIIS A. a110 & *1 is.. . NS T. FitipsInick Awl Martha jir C.11Sal.s$OpnlUIl)4 hhi01 s*l 10 wsa& 1. Lot Tiem ii N Cha10. Il(r-h 6I*U to Fowl 0. SlapleIss 1 *1 Dliii A.. ;.SIH RClIht if IN CWCwO Cavil, lileit, ISSN14. Oisd y, in. preulde $ItfllWIMI4ru1 . m e, -______________________ 151* H. Skylark Mdv. MPi.. ing_to, tp-ciljs. HI * Imbulo Cs' PNIiS 101y Is 'wait.. vocation, credit wiles vuu*d Gracious 11v155. less. *NSaniT.PollllPIAin!'SsIaW* LavISN. Saudis Jf.A *1 JWUJJ Ia'w .911 1100S.I if IMIl 01 *5 if Iprelit*5rlog.a.piyInprsep Weekly I mailtilyraM. utlIlNus - . 0NISI -Quality its JuN10. MinaN HSnhundeI$ R.tsOeeli T. lhsAIe A-Si SpUv Mikaliam SI *lo Miii, *e fic. Lobe Mary 14 PeN Store, ii ANTI4ONYCO*INO . $vIre NS$. Oil 1517*. Cal LHevwi N.. Lot Ill Leis VIN PIiw..LeI lIwillef Lot II s, soNrn eanes .twlei tism i,.rn Miry Owi if 14. , 010 liflIfliw 010151 Ilmsleid & •*e MV.. *015. . RAIN-OU*RDOUTTIIING paiticel.r pr•ec$'s - . ANIMAL MAVIN Likur$LNirn10&Siyl.1, '10bed. WiSP. ;.. uiajjpg N meIr - Dli A Cot - bsoidisp. lamIng, Robin1 Co. ts:I -iN. sims. Ma a. s. imv* & siy' besisess at III N. Llijsad dtppin$, leo coilr,4, Pet IN A Si sras i.'lat 10 Av.svs, Aftamsnts $ingo. . lNss$aal,toTomlurgluoo$W Inss'Iotei. . leg NSTICI li 111*. 1' 0-410.9. Pill. bhs en's', , Lii 35r 5*5 i1JI MOW, P15,10. votes. NOTICI is P.iii*, glyli lIst Ihi LMa*de.JwWl1SIAWPSfl TM *0WMSIIeA I. Cyril work looe me auMly So WSSol1l5C.$im, , - r. iNs air coni. l Of County Csmmtnlensrs st A So PolIle 'SM. an 04515 lamNid. CoN Jason. 10. CoiNs istmsan to Sell him. isserpriw is hoidhe *1mmd. 100.301010.. klNiuIICaMiv,PiirNu.IiiU*to • 3011150 MIrNG1 Villis.' James 0. Paflss. Let 35 5*5 011 A. OekSud UI&..s: tlsaNmeu,uipmwiprued* , - - 1V15e.101410. JP•uffl phat. NSDSICKINTIIPS$IS1. INC. 551511W the aaiitmIMet en or FeirIslo J• WrIghi So M lees-, 5* 140"u Maiur. ill Ii *5 ONlect. l.iaui 'ii01v 1SI •*1, air, 15Mp, *11115-Sobs 1.JNI..d: p,IISL$FoIIipA. Sated 01 Fiji _Pa.* Sr-is-ito JSmNO. LotbesoTam Souglam iAN 010INANCI AMINDINS bernIce kNOlL 0010 diN. 5* -. s. A *1*41 e is obsvt 125.10. WMS is Mow. $55.70 Fbe10, October, be we. ii ma _ei.a. WCTION 's. osoiN*otcl *m. Pw* I*L N1. - 5 5.. C. (Semis A Si Hells 10.10 Macland I. *1,M 10 DamoN 1. ________ - riaIloms. UI fl1 VHS 1*40151 fl*1. A 01W & mee V. t1wm $ Si last. 'çjrills Pores lit u *èeti. ______ _____ IIIUstF. AN. th COUNTVC01WtINITY*NtlW 5.50 I lalPUlbe if 1Mb *1151 WIlL $1170. .03$ w: - 15s51$, dew.- •, Flatchers eresi ch..nln - 0*1111. Mm Awl lathe So e.aii,Sogspoagcteroti'tw*iry.lrmS..s50v _________________________ T15.SVI$ION FRANCHiSE 0101. lauuid loot,, 5.10. I- .every ____-? beea ipUslul at , -'AuMotoaui.SIIImo. ce moble Pmme,s.mI P'i So. Call NANCL U *1010000. PU' *vw i. mai.s.et in Wawia-e Seminole 322-2611 - - . . Prost.frse loM,orussr Act Tsd.yI O.ibs,sDhjrnt Osiwi. 3' lons 'Ts CALL NOW 6780659 O $1ng Dann O1VftU1NT CORPORATION 0 ORLANDO 2230 WI.01r Wood Ion J.SS ConS,, S$v W Pork, .. .' I áj!:' I :'ii. -. - ,f.AI -4- i._ ' - I - - . - 4 :r i. L 'L1JtT .- t- - -, . -4 " s & - - ,J,..,r,.'et, ' 1 4.5 �- - S . '"a- —. -. -------4 - - - -- - • , - I I • j -. s-%' - •. . •• - - - -- - - --I-. - S - • -. - — - - .- . . - .- -- -- s- s -S - •. -- - S -" ------------ I _. ----------- 5 - ---- -- - I I I S - J Evening Herald, Sanford G Baby Strangled; No One Could Apply CPR xcurance. 1red1. DEAR ABBY: list nl&* I Vve left hitrudlona wi my iwonosmcsd '..oti.___ StIIUIN st.r and I fell o over watdieda baby e. ___ ___ ___ 6 algns!gwehadbOuthO fanily to spend the absolUte it IPilal plies of ; Iiur11 711W dud was 11 monthe old .__ th . I ? lr - , as - - .'j ___ A BORDEN ICE CR .1 ''4 i S1 A"A I " ililulillU ALL NATURAL • ' ,it " M , a . S9 iL llllI ..JJ.IIiI!JLOII , MAALOX LIQUIP ULI TOOTHP With , I Iuo. " " £0 WI • 1001 Bu 15free . iS,III •AO1 Ieiildgs • WWW , 1 ' 51 fig, .. CON celery salt and chili powder. Turn Into "low 5-cW : Sprinkle top with Parmesan cheese. Bake in 350-&gree CONTAC - - -- I, tip to 12'hourrellsli • 1 • ... . , I - -, - and Bleached hair. sass. alm=yan1J - - - -- - - - 159 Forukius headache. -- a. 1SJJDAFED SYRUP - : I. UMVU Naiiukiue _ ____ modlcki __ - 39 . -- '' KOCACOSOR FLO 29 .• 8 Color, woups. 1* 9 - : - $ - • - f1 ON of 'a oopuw ,, GIno, ass, - N • - -. ? OW exposures - . • - I ' - ' 'H . INSTANT,$NAV - MI!, E . PP '" d. , I -- . -, : •. --.c..• -, I Ii - .. - ,• - -. -, a'• • - I - - : .- £., oafs - -- II vo,. li/ies. • - - "' .- -- - ' " I - --- - :. ....... -• - - r -- c ke 44Cup (1Ck)bUttinor margarine uglit cr am Pumpkin Pie iginate in the superma rketier.You merely jazz them up with your own special For h uit We received that ,. ' I - V • - •. - • 1 I' '- --- '..:l I I - a - - .. - f': ' I. 0 .. .. ,i V 1 ,. n-'.', 4 -. - j -- . • ,_. I ••C .i._. i- . ,,_. ,. -.:. bt' 1 t --- •.4 ';•. v -, 7I. ,,, ,' •--. -- ,a .-_-J,LL - . _ . • - - :' • II .• pumpkin Custard - a.-- I S - SAVE 20*, PlctSw.st's Frozen French Cut Beans .............. 2 Place slices in bottom of pie Caullflowsr .......................... else $" . - • -• - . SAVE 14*, PlctSweat's Frozen Cut -' Grn Been* ........................ploy ' - % Flounder , SAVE 20s, Sara Lie's From - CroissantRolls. -- :1 -- . puS$Jx usuvu - - 4.' . 4 To um" I aurs 7 Ell —' - h - j - ''- - 115111111Y a" with a 118111 - I -- - -- ... - - Von WTiSdW ROM , • JsáCi,ibNSNS... .W*sW•F,s.ss svllsdCrab.. .... .. ... . . Cool WhiP - - . - site - $141 _ 5-- WHERE SHOPPING IS A PLEAQURE. . 59' udVg.tabI•s ............... I . - SAVE 14*, PlctSwut's Frozen Baby Uma Beans ................. SAVE 10*, PlctSweat's Frozen SAVE 10s, Mrs. Smfth's Frozen Goklen Deluxe 17-08. p% ,t. 79' SAVE 10*, PIctSweat's Frozen SAVE 204,lks. Snft's F(OZ*n flour 1 i46iaicei from pmteaspoon. lemon juice pitin pie ¼ teaspoon hot pepper *. cup coarieiy ctiwti milk 'p.cw lcup grated Pamisan 1 i4¼.ounce, container c oose. frozen whipped lopping, Cook beans separately Uiaw,t according to package Bake pie u package "Ucrlsp4ead.r. Mndg. Cut Ores. Mix and array InMeanwhile. 101111110 peaij. l'.qu.rtbaklrdah Twasugarl*o moo ch5nt. Melt '4 cup batter In lew al Raw.lemon , :auce.Add audi Cooll aid atM udit. qwftatle. mpe.- Is: bI thIkt Pow .ntiidlMp:*iekl. will diii". Dot si$.cursp -11th nossUft batlif- Bale Store in Ugbtly eyelid lI3p4115UIIhIsun1u 0111 .4 --- - I Balm at l$Od,gT.fOrlO N minutes. Reduce heat to 310 degrees and bake 45 mInutes longer oadll knife lzaetled In ceir comes out clean, Cool. This kitchen-tested re== _ - hAFjS SMITH'S package directiioft Blend in __ sugarse ivsn11a,saltand BEANSAUGRATIN __ I (5OUflCl package frn nutmeg. In sauc epa n, utter in t b beans light cram. Lie package frusen Grate I tablespoon Pod I (9-ouncei package from from oreap; at a". Peel orange OW cut into slices. wax been - ' ... IMF 5imbaked $4nch pie all. • 1111 1. . - WR'-1 --. - ____ • V ' t 1 rv--~* - I' • - •,,•, - '' 'ii i & cup 4 ;:- i , - ... :--• 1 I - _ teaspoon Add crearn mixture and orange pod to squash mixture. Blend well.- Pow over UKTAIL . ' .• -': - Arabic Irsad.............. '' 11111. 69• - Squash Pie or Praline pr •, , I.-. I.. -, - 5'. • cup butter or margarine C KUM - .... Pt~w - - -. 1 " - ____ S I- ; - - ' 12-08. Igo 0 Way SAVE 12s, Fwah's Frozen kitchen. For example, Thanksgiving dishes such as Beans au Gratin, Zucchini. - • - - . 5 ';'7 -- - - - LISTERINE J I I I I 11 i ,! •"low., -- -- - Pa*WN'..; 2"S. wg '- - - - 20$, Tree Top's Froann %4-gsIIon) It • • • • • SAVI los, Popp&ldgs Penn's Proean , I -I - " - NM - - — meal as great-grandmother did. Yet, most families yearn . I S I S I "•J . so you'll be ready for holiday feasting and what a great time to save at Publix. - ___"`-'-GoMp0"Yrd in Photo 3 • Nowt the time to fill your freezer , Per coupon. - Coupon must AC Rich wirw until se kitchen-tested or • we gi Jks' this n. ThINWJI.AR mcs OP - . , : shell I - SINEX - ' I GIM Or - ' ..numn- g-0 1 1 011111110"' 11010110101ill SHIl ISfIauIi :' -------- on on T . TtIft ' CIIIIN . 'I vicEs - - I a ' . - - of Fa* Assorted " m$.kI11W,. Fewwomsnrlaeat a.m. to start the Thanksgiving -, board even in this era of cookft without fuss. Modern food preparation can mean a memorable meal without hours spent in the - . Relieves dimi VW____ drowsiness -- - 99 rlvipslri row. r— 's,y,. I-- • .- flavorliI. — - COedlolid k - for Protein 1111111100. 6 Norrnal S_i - - pnssntwes rw_ t 1 aIor fr 4M,$ hut litil slid wusPMI& PtI Ilicup.i u1vi : T.iuj'iij' Mussels, of' I' e :1is4 of bath avs - ThM upay flies or. sppreidy 10 uhune In Ihsid aØa r - 1W — aurrmvd. - I sU@ARs.IU was given I. esWVW0911111 pllcitIia I - WE MNSE Moger or Extra Body This kitchen-tested recipe :-..-- whipped cup granulated sugar 14 cup light brown sugar 2 eggs, lightly beaten cooking oil, commercial shortening, prepared mustard, tomato kstcbt aid . __ . AN aI Publix to neolt - - 4 ROCK UP FOR HOLIDAY APPETITES IMTH FRO N FOODS FROM PUBUXII PRICES EFFECTIVE THURSDAY NOVEMBERO THROUGH WE ONE SDAY NOVEMBER 14 1979 CLOSED SUNDAY ipe makes 4 5 servings. SAVORY SQUASH PIE 11 lO..oimce package frozen colonial dames, who managed without such modem staples as baking powder, granulated sugar, unflavored gelatin, .. I $ through the decades. moms 'P,4* 111 hOUF Even harried and vice cooks have an easy 09 COLD CAPOULU , the symbolic main course, . . - 1979 makes enough for 12- to 14pound turkey. l-'qr smaller fowl, part of stuffing may be baked In buttered casserole and reheated next day. capacity baking dish. I oidd Mv0 otherwise han jad_rth,r silent ispudeace for the cIdl," ad MrL XI Each child wil hive a tdip"ie p1*1w -: ace41pm1.dy WOW" tbsday,On Iwo an liturpnlureid eper4aloft fran isa World. 'Ibis* iinietoeudancs than asand Miss World." the said *L KIN. 'lbs childeas Will tied wosdursof War susUliasdfsel the iofwow as 811 111111111 lbs 7* :i &i1 while No the. isa icrid ovuM will IsIs place en P4ev. 11, yates'." ad. T,ki 5 : Mpssresdofth Duft varies ty .rp''rw Isssd fran antoN tInsksM tird C,uM. Lu yIbsueethfl kupis.snsd.m.N - changed considerably • mushrooms and almonds. Add wine or stock as needed. Amount will vary according to moisture in bread. but stuffing should be only slightly moist. ALMONDINE at cup chopped natural unbianehedi almonds cup finely chopped onion 1 cup thinly sliced celery 'i cup butter or margarine 2&: quarts soft day-old bread crumbs ilO cups -- - - - - In saucepan, combine grapefruit juice, red punch 411 40 AP141 and stir Into corn souf fle along with 12+$OUR T,3.idwn. Plousuta throoM North Florida will take some N hssnlN ImpsWid ddldean to a Tim-Filled day at Sea Wield In Orlando. MrL JIM R, Cessoll Fr-'r In $s*sd M4 — wrs hove his mid. to amid. lbs CASSEROLE _ Rig. 2.41 - It1. Serve in goblets with a little ice and suda water to taste. This kitchen-tested recipe tkiakes 4 to (; drinks. SPECIAL STUFFING Drain zucchini well. Chop coarsely. Saute onion and zucchinI in butter about 5 , g. m. Add sherry. Chill. 2 112oUflceJ packages frozen corn souffle li10unce i package fen sliced zucchini 4% gently In margarine or butter about 5 minutes. Pour over bread crumbs. Add salt, sage. celery seed pepper, from Squeeze juice grapefruit and strain into jug. Dash cinnamon Dash nutmeg Dash cloves Orange slices NS d1 ' Cook union and celery lee I iii-ouncei can frozen concentrated fruit-juicy red punch, thawed and undiluted I cup vodka i optional I No-Fuss Feast minutes over moderate heat, 'LR7It JPPLiMi ,. Y !'J ri flavors • ctiA V 7 In delicious "Wild" fruit •'. SIMPLE! jjFGARD MERSE'I DaKTURS ° ON LAUL. MU CALL Vnun 11111OCTM 110111 111111"L ij ' I l''l MEDICATED UP BALM 11111111119CRIPTHM CONTAINER "k)da water one-third cup frozen chopped onion I tablespoon butter or margarine t4 teaspoon celery salt L4 teaspoon chill powder -1 tablespoon grated Parmesan cheese Thaw corn souffle and SAVE JUST 111111111110 W YOUR 0 j*TACID Fun For Hearing Impaired - - rn TRY OUR TROM-M MSCRIPTION, TRANSFER SERVICE AND SAVEI Jane Klux teases 'Tweedle Dun" a Sea World personality - who was In Sanford Tuesday reminding the Southern Bell Pioneen of the special day coming up for special children on Nov. 11. tablespoons sweet sherry This kItchen-tested recipe makes 8 to 10 servings. ZUCCHINI-CORN _______ a teaspoon salt ; teaspoon powdered sage ' teas poon celery seed 14 teaspoon pepper 4-ouncei can sliced mushrooms '. cup l about i rose or .ui,tprnp wInp nr uih1t qI,wk Toast almonds in shallow pan in 4(K)-degree oven about 1 minutes, stirring occaslonally. vinis HIRKYRIH1ISHFR :4 grapefruit Drain. Arrange on platter in attractive design. Top with onion rings. Combine oil with ranaining ingredients. Pour over vegetables. Refrigerate several hours before serving. - . __________ Cook vegetables separately I - - SDeciaI A and spices. Bring mixture to boil. Pour Into heat-proof glasses. Add orange slices and serve hot, adding 1 cup vodka if desired. This kitchen. tested recipe makes 4 ser- kitchen-tested recipe makes li to 8 servings, svcv K1E) ;R%PKFRLJIT PUNCH 4 cups grapefruit juice ii quart, according to package directions until crisp-tender. ' I . - New - Strong and soft! Pack of 140 — I I EIIllhI NAPKINS 1i P' (t' '• World. Although turkey remains NORTHERN EA ½ Gallon - 111111 1. Im E j , •.. ._.. 000 Twur broccoli spears 1 i9-ounce, package frozen whole green beans i red onion, thinly sliced Into rings ' cup vegeta ble oil ; cup cider vinegar 2 nb1nnon lemon i ui teaspoon Italian seasoning ' teaspoon rosemary, crushed I clove garlic, crushed *4 cup chopped parsley all ages, faiths and colors who call the United States home. It Is a thankful annual feast that stems from the hard - - almost famine times of the first English settlers in the New j __ ___ - Thanksgiving is an all. - America holiday that touches ______ is Thanks For ive . mieli to aping on our mct1's minimum en my (UIWFM. wi and strangled on a piece of a poor family goes Into debt for -.The baby's mother was a fancy funeral, Its uSUally away wdthe thlldwas belng Who we Irm shown A 000 because the)' fool guilty about hia girl down the.treit (with th th By the time the baby-sitter ,fl uessl)Ib1Wg it ta*th, eway beyt1 was 1IVIfl an d ae While one at arrived at our house, the child I vu sad and $4 .. I..h1,v ella. am Uio vuprol*blyd.sd There we" tune j.niIck at the he's dead. visit their paves, so he DSf. 10 people it the house where I she was not there; the 14-year. be In vain, a NO FANCY FUNERALS BItIflWYCS,elIOlddthlFS wad. His aderi and trithirs wu,widonly onebsew what to old babysitter, who will never MYrf,anIJy into debt to ch him our whole do. The rest of us watched forget the fad that she could be a next time for me, CONFIDENTIAL TO "NEW If he give Mama an ezpenaivd you he so led gOy, belplesely and burorstridan nd help; and the 10 of us who knOwl fie-mr-1 IN HOUGHTON, wouldn't READER Jug so people the hopelees efforts to revive will never forget the tragic DEBBIE IN ..wa.s NEWshould go for marry for Don't had We MICIL" we were cheep. 50b.,, 16ftfor isifto .-The twa consequences of that night CAUF. the dying child. ya can borroix It much some bitler Words about it We 111691107The baby's mother, who will cannot be helped by the lad ..DEAR DEUM: IWA yn poorest rum to do anything never live down the fad that that (Ida is lad a coon for writing Readers, CPR for sppevancss _____ ___ 4 — Piil,. ___ I I, dad an dete a twollour uftoet by the tees) aid Cress es Rein psranecs when they arrived. cji, Abby, U only on. person will REAR ABBY: I vu ps tabs the time to learn CPR— ca'cpel'na'Ey fJt. t(*-aId whit In.,flS a CNS fñm the man who loved -- —to-- do S . ut My di .. Wednesday, Nov. 7, 197-1C Fl. 09' �. . . - . ._...... l uIIuIpcpuIlp.. . , -. . * • S. . - S - •_ , •- - .a.. . . - I - -. - -. • . 4 . . . - . - . . . .- . • . - S - • - . -. . - . - . . .. . . - . .. . . - . . . - - . . . . - • . . - - . . - . Wednesday, Nov. 7, 1979— Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. C—.Evaiiln Herald, Sanlord, PP. Wednesday, Nov.?, ln Unusual S Food 44 — ___ _-.) . S. . . ... Versatile Citrus Fruits Combos "i'.....-• ..irl,uuriipHh111nlVIlb bW 1 — . -----'! J I (WI • i.nh,'. . ' ••• ... Ric ..'• • Yield Delicious Unusual food combinations yield delicious dishes! New banana uses prove they are an extremely yer sMile frigt, Delicious 1ght o** of the hand, In saudi and desserts, and a surprise eddiftan to vegetable dishes, bananas learn well with other ingredients In compinixnentofpoult.ry, or ham dinners. Use firm bananas that hold their shape during the quick saute. ed cabbage ixitir-f ried with batter, vinegar until just wilted. Sliced bananas are stirred in at . gg jgg l nourishing, swteour side dialithat's as economical as it home baked breadi, too. is original. It always makes sen to platis benuse of their years, supply of vitamins and round abundance and consideitly moderate cost. minerals and almost no fat. But of all, they leave you fact, bananas - Satisfied, with Im desire to ON most popular fruit In Mnerlca . usually the lowest cost fruit in bs"Uhreldidligthamgim - A Another espoon cide. --•- vu4$t - . . teaspoon pep 2 ananas, sliced I taablespoon espoon ch c oppe opped rsley dash _____ '•- •. • • . , . .' - - . .. I ,. ••• . . 5 5. . -- • - - ,, 1 :. .• - - - .,- . ' ¶_, 4.. NEW .,/- e— - -"•\ (tflh11rn11(q ____Mal -- - _______________________ - 1 Chuck 111hide Steak USDA Choice Beef Chuck mad. Roast........... ' Chuck BIG Pont .............. QUANTITIES Swift's Premium ProTtin Boneless Beef knporial Oven Roast......... 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I IS"i - 19 a .- IVSI J 2-oz. tub. Cusanws - JW wool *Aft 2. . V.M.S Wed.. N.,. 14. 29 um Pdk I £Iuum Psi jprsIs SAVI4Ss, 1SS".wm.w.. set. IS' * ,................... ., pruced up wloth Flair - - - .-• • S ......................... 'uiwvii -. wcw•rtOZIfl -- -- • -,hI_ . -•- o ' - on , - • 4. lf.M..w.d..N. ia. i,,a - 24b: so"aae"E mIXT47"A"'A's"ll $Igo JWGreedtamps I McCormick I • I • Ii S (3Oc Off - - ORiisam,Ex-Bodyor p 5pl5 ..,....,....... degrees F for 20 minutes, or until crumbs are lightly trowneci Arrange (m platter garnished with tornato slices and parsley or watercress, If 1 medium eggplant. peeled desired. Cut into wedges to ced erve. kes 6 erv 1n pepper, seeds removed, cut into rings 4 firm medIuIh tomatoes, BAKED EGGPLANT 1 large or 2 medium sized eggplants, cut In 'te Inch slices Flour asom al WW. 14. Ism IIIIII4(GrOenStamPSI --0 I ",' , '.I • .. lsmoui3O W vy a olive oil 1 - teaspoon pepper EXTRA - j cop olives (optional) Heat olive oil in skillet, saute garlic and onion a few seconds . Add remaining vegetables except olives; saute about 15 minutes until 6 peeled, ripe tomatoes 3 large onions 3 green peppers Butter Parmesan cheese Salt Pepper - to cook thoroughly. Serve hot Dip slices of eggplant into or cold garnished with olives, seasoned flour anld brown Al an scolmleall or an lightly in olive oil. Mice Appetiter. Makes 10 savings. tomatoes, onions, and am peppers. Alternate slices of AUSTRIANCHEFE. SIUFFEUCAULIFLOWER eggplant with sliced onions, SANFOID PLAZA, SANFORD S iuuuwuuv 0 1l POW--- "ftis 031111100110 Brand To" I1st.akMgO' 40410410410411 4Grnamps • 1 79s - 4 medium zucchini, sliced Ex I RA wMire shcoppIng Is a pleasure •.. thick rings 2-ox. bot. . 0o. one-third cup olive oil 2 cloves garlic, crushed large onion, sliced Into Vunlila Extract . ,,,, ' , -' LONGWOOD VIUAGION MOL SAVE IN, •• rw We a" -' 110111111 I. salted water until tender, but Give your ordinary still firm. Drain. Place whole vegetables a special elegant flair. Add new flavor to make head in shallow baking pan. Press sticks of Swiss cheese them deliciously inviting with light and delicate olive oil. into cauliflower all over head. ..i c.or use a. • Sprinkle with sa" lt an., pepper. Eas asuy il y ...or... Mix olive oil and st uff ing and anytime. press mixture onto the HATATMILIE 1 3 is, Wall On"Towsiettes 70-et. pkg. ........................ Gus Gwaltney B1g8 • • 011 - - lit 14b. $1 #9 ° - •••••••EXTRA 59' 4- - Mild, Hot or Save,JWmy Dow os ds, i*CilIiMSSSdOt RAW also - 9149 c. T4140" Ill" 461:10"" Tow rwwuw vierwr 0 : 4 - 111$) 115-08. con 3.it sisil wed.. sl 14. iill Great Bologna ..................... ..,. 99. Regular or Beef Styli 594 T O $149 sea. 61osso - S mccomkk p• All Place slices onan oiled cookie sheet, press pecan half on top of each cookie, and brush with unbeaten egg white. Sprinkle: with sugar and bake in 375 degree oven 10 to 12 minutes, until lightly browned. Cook on racks; store in airtight cookie - JwGreedtamps —_ .., 3medlwn Florida oranges 1 (No. 2) can crushed pineapple 2 packages 6 or 7 ounces) dried apricots 5 cups granulated sugar Scrub oranges well as the peel will be used. Halve oranges and squeeze out the Clairol Conditioner 2' _ •....,...,...S overnight, to chill thoroughly. Slice thin, keeping any unused ugh in the rat 0 or as cookies bake. EXTRA - '. - creamed mixture in three additions, stirring each time' until well blended. Roll In' waxed paper and store in refrigerator several hours or '-• •.•.•,............,.,.. w and orange juice to the make a smooth mixture and to shape into I-inch balls. Roll balls in confectioners' sugar, if desired. Store in a covered container In the refrigerator, Libel) _ 331 flour mixture. add the flour O)4'breenStamps II si.. _______Sa !u ii'1 ........... be. Crisp 5ds, Fruit * - ' ' ' ,. -' 'S SAVE 44, Por Yew Iaøsvsr Ps Moe __ • Combine all ingredients in a large bowl. Use hands to 's'"' •i sweas w ) 1sanApkm.....3 ..ee 7I' -. I Hit DiVIIMS Of *Ct. OvsmI*t ; •'5- j....•. ' . .. Small Daintess................ Gwaltney Sked(Chicken) • Tots U.S. Sugar Cream together butter, sugar, and salt until light and fluff). Add orange rind and egg. Beat thoroughly. Add baking powder to fl our; sift together twice. Starting with P.psod.nt Tooth Past. 7.01. tub. Tod" Telado. ......... - cup frozen Florida 'w orange juice concentrate, thawed but undiluted top sifted confectioners sugar i cup shredded coconut cup chopped pecans $3.89 111spiesesWoed-.11l 14. 1919) EXTRA 89' '" Dutch Apple Pi. .... Poppy or seetieci ftallanBrsad;......... • • •. —-i " \- 7 790 Pepper Loaf .......... Delicious Flame Brown Ready-To-Take-Out Southern L.I i .. rr 'u,nnuiSfl...... lulL --- 0' SAVE 401 110•11.1 - - , - Do P. Ham. PUNY' COOkd ............. All Vatlitli., Swift Primluin Sausagi awyawo - - - ' —4 55* W 1~1' ___ -' '- Kitchen-Fresh us - 'so. mm.. I ' 69' aU ........................ ' rroziniww&,.,.nu - BA.d Buns....... - " nuA&VOKM ., 0' "s' Baby Swiss ........... " Ib" . - - - • • VW - Plab -u,., _-i Ia 6" Z 99$ PL cups pecan halves I egg white $3.29 SPIN COFFEE ( 59$ SAVE 30c, Philadelphia Brand '- 991 Cream Choose 1-i---,iii - Wool $IN uv,s.,i*y'Kiwss. - cia.t.. • Swift Promium Stick Style I .... IJl —U' ..... egg, beaten slightly powder 4 CUpS flour, sifted cup Florida orange juice 1 3 teaspoons baking ::----' CME ELIECTRIC PERK 99 . Mild or Garlic, Swift Primlum Oven Roast Parmesan Choose. 1"* 75,8 with Orion, Alouette Choose Spread Rambo - _- sgo. ' 19$ . SAVE 10c. Kraft's Grated .,..,...........'.. 1111111"amlla 5-...... ........ (No Sugar Added) Kahn's With Garlic & Herbs, With Pepper or 739 O -- - . 11ghs ........ . .. . ........... 49 Del Natural — e. VI $MlkOf's - __ rj ................-...-.,. . *$20980c! 14ses. $sln SAN fte A910111111111101111 VWlOf .t. 14b, Margarins SAVE 16c,Breakstone'e CroamChsss...... it - — 0* "mow wouft ..... SAVE 10S,ftaker's Koahollo SAVE Ifto With UNOW Ned" Baby Dlii N' iiStSNt-T SAVE i' SAVE Low-Cal Sb'awbsry Jam ' .1" Instant T v Sale alit at Crunchy SAVE 1001 SAVE 140,NS" Isi. PeanUvttsr...m.... tel. •1• InstantT SAVE lOS Uzsdts............m.. . 49 a - Club iiufeiulflO rind EXTRA Blue Bonnet Regular $20 ' Ioi. IIIM' bli. - At 1411FIF 110111% ow armill odor Pil Ard WN Cal cow - $01.) 1u1- iVI UiI I -. cup butter or margarine . i cup sugar t teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon grated orange - Tasty Honey Loaf or uramajo - -. I c l i- --¼ SAVE 16c. $153 Met.. p -. - ...... ,.iest '..ii fl ivy Low-Fat IMI F06A 1-16 d l- '---wn's SAVE SI M I • - if Lilt P0111 -. SAVE 16c, Breakfast Club Soft Whipped L __________________ Cal SAVE got Sr"We Whole ___ ub am"1Ws wagais, Allies, MlII of 's.:-. 's',. NIW I_-•-_ . hi MW Whit. Chddar...... WIsconsin Cheese Bar Muinstir Choose.. ___, "n%I fteen %oray whole of "Ad - - rafts ___ Regulsilyll$,Nablscos M alsis 46 4vuIAIaAMMilcs • , • Kraft's Coon Brand - -.110111,110— IllD1 I NKW - THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY NOVEMBER 8, riiii.i WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1979.., CLOSED SUNDAY.... ' - Prysr WIj.s FapirIioks&Moks...... SAVE Ifts OW Cheek urvirp With elm * agEil - - bli I 'g7g - A fawilli as siur Italy , .. Oraps over 1 pleasant for your guests and also for you since they can be prepared ahead. Also, wrapped attractively, the cookies and marmalade will delight appreciative friends at Christmas. FLORIDA ORANGE BALLS Makes about 4-dozen balls. - ORANGE COUNTIES L- ,' . . Gouda Chsus 35. simmer, covered, for , £ Drain linguine mu.i.ies. .4...i u......S; - I ,—'--W-, P ior WMbuiad.............. 55* Rsgulady 54, SunsNns RiguIa Of Unsalted KñspyCrckm's........ ISel. 74$ APPIDA11106 ...... WiicWs Regular, Ned or "-ft J1d0................ Ill all by do ses mku It gully ODA Noe" alcow" to 40 Ow that's Ml IN package directlillas. Mel P'tc ldag ispeasek), wigio, is a i"aIl aucspan ANOW ma""? dam sasca, com Hwl & k": WW is ossufasol salt and black to Bft to a bell; WeEpead", dolkiew ad by everysse? you 119601 h" am shmm, Ad or qql'.Itl-- is r$ puFFin aid midreimi' lovw • xUH REFRIGERATOR COOKIES make the holidays more GOLDEN ORANGE NIAW Prior Drumcticks . PubN* $PSCIii Recipe SuttSfCflj 0 or ca . rior Br•asts with Ribs daVe SAVE 144I.Dii Mont. Whole Piilidoi.iiwid 12 Pk. . • Orssn Stamp • •,,,,,, Mains As -- jpy i•ir•$'ii - t"Only 39 IS.". 00 Beer • FOOD STAMPS! . FOR 6 PIEL P .;- SAVE 7Dii Monte EarIyGarden Orsn B•aiis - I $ - Frsnch yg. - DAD, Fresh not Frozen, SAVE 8$, Del Mont. Seasoned - - PLUS TAX AND DEPOSIT - 5\ ..........,...... Tangerines, the "zipperskin" citrus fruit, should be Q i T1 $80 Some SAVE 32$9 Del Monte Cut or French Style or bronze, do not affect the flavor, - __________________________________ r f refrigerator. Yield: 2 quarts. ORANGE PECAN $1 . *• vantageous. The following recipes will - $239 $hould.r Roast SwlftsPt.mlumProTsnBeef Plate SAVE 1$, Del Monte Diced Psachee Of Mixed Fruit Cups (5-ox. pkg.) sow degrees to 45 degrees is ad- thin-skinned. External peel discolorations, called russet 32 01. $1U $1" ' Swill Premium ProTen Beef Dessert Trsat! SAVE 18*, TO UNT -. - SwIft'sPrnlwnProTnBeef Chuck llad Steak ........... i' ............ LWA Choke Boneless Beef SAVE 18$, In Natural Juice, Del Monts Sliced, Crushed Chunks pusux sltive and refrigeration at 32 1 (12 oz.) package vanilla wafers. crushed Top Round $t.ak.............. '' 5 $2,' perature or slightly cooler. shaped, heavy with juice and 2' ' grapefruit at room tern- apricots through a food- chopper using the fine attachment. Combine fruits with crushed pineapple, using pineapple and orange juices. Blend in sugar. Cover the bowl with foil and hold at room tem perature 5-6 hours or overnight to blend flavors. Pack in jars or holiday gift ______________________ Swift's Premium ProT•n Beef Key Club $t..k................. 16 ' $289 .. THE RIGHT ¶1 Sirloin Steak ...................... Swift's Premium Prolin mon,I.,s Ba.r $2 lot .B v Rib St eak ............................. USDAChoic.B..f - I_ $289 SWOM t•ak....................... USDA Choice Boneless Beef . Swift's Premium ProTon Beef Lain almost red color and a distinctive aroma. The easy peeling and sectioning properties of tangerines make them Ideal for out-of-hand eating, fruit cups, salads and desserts. and oranges Store out any badly discolored areas on peel, then run the halved oranges and dried containers and store in I ., - heavy for their size with a characteristic deep orange to both should be firm, well- % "'!oon son SAVE 3ft Del Monte Sliced or Halved qri3. iVJuiiJ ------- Bartlett Pews........... 2'"' $1 I - Nutrients Tangerines are more sen- -,.---, .F — •-:r---, L'% 'tT'P411X test. Grapefruits and oranges grapefruit; nearly 25 percent of the world's oranges; and gives you your - . ip' here to help you prepare for the season's festivities. Not oJy are these pioii' rich or nutrients, good eating and income production of Florida and her citizens. Oranges and grapefrults are In supply from Florida October through July Florida tangerines are March. Florida is the citrus state. - ,-. - P.aoIx:Thsonlysup,niwjt.in ____ - ,so so 04 P1 Ohl SAVE WSIICSdOWhOIS • - -. rT1i;m r- - j 2 ta.i .._ - percent of the world's concentrate. Citrus fruits are an excelient source of Vitamin C. The variety of citrus products available means that we can enjoy the delicious flavor and rich Vitamin C content of Florida citrus anytime. Whe n buying citrus fruits, select with your hands not your eyes - feeling Is the real orange The Sunshine State produces about 75 pe rcent of the world's .- . Nblix l , Color, over 95 available November to , tCIAII :- . ' i.,4j - -. V -. •• ')4, Jr_•• . - ••.; •. .1.UV . -. .;'.' . • It. ••\ ..- .- '- - minute or until heated through. Yield- 4aeriinga tIP . - - - . - -• , . - butter; wild .. . .- . S 2S$g . • _1 Del Del Monte — - - __J!7 . 14 -- — .., . In h Now that the holiday season has arrived, Florida's vetsatile citrus fruits are also . . .. ar - . • . n medium skillet melt out of pan and cool cornpiely. Yield: I loaf. . . sp .. All fl . * w I teaspoon balft a piquent surprift a& bage cab flour mixture alternately with CARROTBANANA BREAD or " cop 1 aç Itowri sugar 2 1 cup mashed banana (3 median-ala, 2 cups all purpose fl dsh jsBniicabbage Saute margarine ho will remain unchanged for three to alz days. Is delicious spread with cam cheese or toedid and buttered. You can probably make It right now with your pantry es. ._7 egats, '_:' M and er; cook. nuts. Turn into greased 9 x 5 x at 34nch loaf pan. Bake In 30 constantlyun 1 degrees F. oven 50 to 60 minutes or until cake toter cabbage is AWY WOW; inserted In center comes out about 3 to 5 mindes. Add dean. Cool 10 minutes, turn bananas and p sley; cook i overeat. When shopping for bananas, choose f1 and allow them to develop t the nuirket. full yellow at room temQiftbatta'Carrot Bisfla perature. If they reach your Bread is a good banana Idea, Ideal stage of ripeness they Use very rip, bananas for a can be moist texture and naturally awed flavor. Here's a new peel may darken but the fruit a hadthful=&&toto dMm. 2 tablespoons ter 0!' elpoonsbut u1er c Orange P ecan Refrigerator Cookies ma make an ideal gift for that recial pel'SOfl k Who ,,aS e%Crtning or SCtVtu with pride for an' sPecial event. 4 BANANA CABBAGE SAUTE teaspoon baking powder 1 t teaspoon cirj'inoc 4 teaspoon salt l, up grated carrot c pped In large howl cream with sugar until light and fluffy. Beat In eggs. Mash bananas In small bowl. Mix flour, soda, baking powder, cinnamon and salt. Blend in .- bananas. Stir In carrots and Banana contain a g Include bananas In menu Dishes I 555 T*$ADOOSATTNIISIOCMIONSONIYt tomatoes, and peppers, ewith butter and sprinkling with Par. 4 oupces Swiss cheese, cut mesan cheese. Salt and le*bwW (14ach thick) p epper to tote. Make the top Sak and fresilly ground layer eggplant and ova it pour one-ttdrd cup uI olive oll, to tilde llarge bud of&wer, trimmed and left whole "4 cop olive on sprinkle with bread crumbs I cip finely crushed stuffing and grated Pannesan cheel Cook cauliflower for l to 2 minutes ,ft$4 -- - - - - - - p - -- S - - — - ' •- so :. • • I - - - - • a • -'-. ..,. I i iT -- ft . I. • ' 'r- # �.--•- - 4—Evinlng Herald, s.,W.,, Fl. . . . .. . Wednesday, Nov.?, im French Evening WWII, Sanford, Fl. Cuisine Need Not & 196 Be Complicated, Expensive I V ... .. s:;j i .. flour; stir until weliblended flavor. What a delicious and medium) with fat. Add wine, broth, bay i clove garlic truly francals wa9 to feature leaf, thyme and salt. Bring to 3 tablespoons all-purpose economical chicken! This boiling, stirring constantly, rendition derives Its soulful flour until flour-fat mixture Is wine Burgundy % etc zest from red wine, thyme, dissolved. Return chicken to chicken 1 can (13% ounces) onions and Tabasco pepper Cover. Simmer 15 kettle. sauce. Serve with a bottle of broth minutes 1 bay leaf Tabascu pepper sauce on the In medium skillet, melt I ¼ teaspoon dried leaf aide for Uwe who enjoy extra tablespoon butter, saute thyme, crumbled gusto In their poultry dishes mushrooms 3 to 4 ifllnides or ¼ teaspoon salt CASSOULET ¼ pound fresh mushrooms, wdll lightly browned. Add to 3 springs parsley quartered, or 1 can (4 ounces) kettle. Melt remaining 1 . 1 bay leaf button mushrooms, drained tablespoon butter In some 12 whole cloves, divided 1 can (1 pound) onions, well skillet. Add canoed onions and ¼ pound sliced bacon brownligttly. Add to kettle. l pound pork, cut lnl4nch drained 15 minutes or until ¼ teaspoon pepper sauce Simmer cubes Dutch oven or heavy chicken Is tender. Add In 2 cups chopped onion (2 kettle over medium heat, melt Tabasco pepper sauce. large) chicken, Remove 2 tablespoons butter; brown 2 cloves garlic, minced chicken pieces on both sides. mushrooms and onions to 2 cups bed broth Remove chicken, set aside, serving platter. Skim fat from ½ cup tomato puree ½ teaspoon dried leaf Add chopped onion, saute 2 sauce. Strain sauce over minutes over low heat, chicken. Serve with additional thyme stirring occasionally. Add Tabasco pepper sauce, If 1 pound Polish sausage 2 cans (20 ounces each) garlic; cock 1 minute. Add desired. Yield: 4 ierving& white kidney beans, drained ¼ etc dry white wine ½ teaspoon pepper sauce Make a bouquet garni of parsley, bay leaf and 4 whole cloves. In large Dutch oven or If you're one of those folks who think French cuisine has to be time-consuming, complicated and expensive, think again. Happily, many regional dishes of France are not only mouth-watering but also economical and made sans fun. • Hearty Cassoulet and piquant Coq Au Vin give good reason to say "Bon appetit!" Both classics of provincial French cookery are low in cost, but festive enough meals-Inene dish to serve for company. And they fit In perfectly with today's more casual, relaxed style of entertalnlng. What's more, both recipes taste even better when re-heated, so make them ahead of time, then alt down and relax with your guests. Csuoulet Is a rich stew of pork, sausage and white kidney beans. It's a specialty of the Languedoc region In Southern France, yet as many versions exist as there are vociferlous Frenchmen with definite opinions about in -L cuisine. AIn Ism Enm W LIIW I 0049 M purists are so heated over the matter that they insist it can only be served In an carthenware casserole unglazed on the outside. The utensil Is called a cassole, he1nce the name cwowe. DUL nowever It's simmered, this distinctive dish Is a filling repast. Our version serves eight and calls for one pound of pork. Cloves, garlic and kettle, brown pork; set aside. Saute onion and garlic mdli soft. Return pork and bacon to kettle. Add broth, tomato puree, thyme and the bouquet ml; bring to uncover. bunmer iOW17 1 hour. Meanwhile, cook sausage In boiling water 30 minutes. Remove bouquet gand from kettle wine and Tabasco sauce; mix p ; ' cotmtry scIness. Although this recipe Is authentic. to tradition, It affords room for creativity. Make your canoulet more tangy by adding extra Tabasco pop., sauce or vary the amok of liquid. Serveinanattractive crock, with crusty breed and crisp green saint Burgundy is famous for its C04MVl14wblth4lp4ndson U eewSsr . I tl WU. f'. 1 kU&U p... WND$. p--- .-. ii • T ' Hw79 • • • • • • • WITH THIS COUPON W.tlT ONE PER COUPON '—' RE , ,, . %'Yj, • MIL -- • .-• - SI ' P : - .- . 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TO nutritional label that appears make kabobs, alternate ' folded meat slices, cheese, unfit brands Here is a recipe that cubes, and vegetables provides a quick, nutritious skowel - Spoon sauce over' meal that is fun to cat and is a kabob on plate or dunk illgraents in sauce with 8 pleasant change from the fort. Slide food off skmer: standard sandwich: into a hot dog bun and top with HOLOGNAKABOBS sauce. Serve with fruit or a T toSauce 2 Jars 054-oz. each) fruit allied. Makes 44 kabobs. 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MONNOR 91 '% 11111sk"lls In . JANISSAULIS C111, WINNIN - ev Merl sm CASH WINNIRS V NIGHT • I_mall_n D' AlieN (sting Puss up In"M aWICAOSWIX ev Visa Wiwi ak A& MN$.AONI$ WICNMANN ORLANDO, FLA. Fresh greg, CabbS PUFF=: Main4mov Beat the whites gradually add remaining sugar and continue beating until stiff and glossy. Fold the whites Into yolks. Stir in cream, milk, rum and Vandermint. Pour into a punch bowl and garnish with whipped cream and nutmeg Makes about 24 servin 3 eggs, slightly beaten 2 tablespoons molasses i iiounce can conde nsed Cheddar cheese soup 2 cups pumpkin pie (Wing 'i cup light cream 9-inch unbaked pie shell Preheat oven to 450 degrees. To make filling, combine eggs and molasses. Add soup, pumpkin and cream. Blend well. Pour filling into pie shell. Bake 10 minutes. Reduce heat to 400 degrees. Bake I hour more or until knife Inserted in center mes out clean. cool on wire rack. Serve with whipped cream. This kitchentededredpe makes 9-inch pie. ;. 11 muss's FILLM: "a Ulan we Just twiler. HARVEST PUMPKIN PIE a luid:1.1 ai hrIto 8mWas or - - thick. NEXT CAR0 1 % a* crop mormalads covwWI 6" - COMkUll DITAILS AT YOUR PANTRY PRIDE a lcbuttirmnUk op In MAU bowl combine MWISSUdet wassit pods donamon ad admiss; ad aside. Ina - A rich pumpkin pie is a proper ending to a holiday feast. But if your family is like many today, the pie often winds up in a doggy. bag to be ten as abeünesnackorfor breakfast the next day. - _01- W%PN - Add remalaiag INJIM11411111. Almmir, W' cream Nutmeg BOatthe5yOlk3wfth cup ef the sugar until light and ' $1 ' •4. 2 cups milk 2 cups white rum '' cup VandeInt W hipped pans. Put a shallow pan of water -, CUtlals IRA ,MID $1 . CfJ-TLAsS " minutes W until Ma1NrWflP. bles an Ifish. Makes about 24 euarti. 1*EAJCP'ASTPIJFFERS leader. - With Cheese Will Please ". •:- 1 cup sugar Combine marmalade and Sabra Toss flour, bikini powder, salt and spices to mix. Add flour and liquid alternately, mixing well. Dredge fruits and nuts with remaining flour and add to butter. Grease two I'~-quart souffle dIshes or loaf pans and li ne with waxed paper. Divide the better into the . - cale. As meatballs on top. em "a "M Old pork bs"sd& BrIft A dop &am time to a boll.Cover Bad simmer 1 - •' 2 cups heavy cream wrd cup flour for dredging Cream butter and sugar yolk and ll light. Add seat a very fluffy. . W. ______ ___ I 5fj In potatoes. mixture YOU COULD HIRE'S NOW hot water 2 cups dried fruit, coarsely chopped "cups glaceed fruit 2 cups hazelnuts 1 cup pecans or walnuts teaspoon mace Pumpkin Pie'* on the bottom of a preheated 275 degree F. oven. Bake the cakes about 3 hours or until they test done. MINTY EGGNOG 6eggs, separated teaspon nutmeg 3 cups raisins, plumped in - ENTER OUR IM OLN NAWIM Heat oil lnsaucspot.Saut. ditiod 15 minutes or will onion od ebw we Under and Penn tonder at Add reserved brolh and we U" ft**, *ooft .1 do" gwlc~ mWed 2 ed vion bum the 4 - '.. lteassajt ° 1 teaspoon cinnamon . 1 teaspoon aUspice SABRA FRUITC4%J(E 1 cup butter I cup sugarl 1980 ft%cWWup-&M;*rk FASSOUFBCA .a prepare Fish Chowder with fFo*en vegetables for a fall treat 1w family or anex peeled the with tomato jiice Brtng$oa pear wins vin.gmr boil Reduce heat, cover and brown $4ar and rIoots. simmer about 15 minutes or Cover and simmer 4$ Until fish Emu may with miniftel, Arrange peor halves forL Remve flA and flake, In skillot removind my bom Str&W put dqn and poer holves., wid am broth.. i cake a holiday treasure takes' a flavorful new turn with Sabra. For festive sip ping. serve -Minty Eggnog" -.: -:. 6 eggs, separated 1 cup orange marmalade 2-3rd cup Sabra (linr) 3 cups flour 1 tabi baIth , powder - Freskly ground Mack chop slowly an both aides in hot smut oft a little Ist Popp, trimmed hm chops *I" ' Put fWsts In large saucipot with salt seui pepper Add ; Certain holiday traditions are always special. Fruit. 4-' L2___ cider vinegar I it Il*tompolms $nit hupon co-way M& 2" LIM 279 $199 11*1 UM re A PlOINp aI_ 51 eal 59 PP X. i nt* •• 'fm*&*./ &.ias.&y-4.vail 21Ii I 3p, 7910' OWLS "Aft Whine Topin dsreNt LUX L UID 94 pIus FINAL 8 Moil 19 4. 490 3PI P jaw* MIN C appeal. Originating in 04PA pie pie is flow becoming popular in this country. choose 550 -_;s; % cup shredded Swim told have developed mW 2 "A ON 2 aft& on..., variations °' original , and here is still 14 cup beavy cresin 42,Istapm MR uwm WN10 MW crM. 1IM 2 tableopoons IN" ISO belied fisky Swiss ch slxinkle shnOlded this you &mw NdLiipw mom . Oukhe Is '*sh With DI on* WJ NPNsIjI,I Wednesday1 Nov. 7, 97-7C e .HeraId,San,FI. of rednA lew breakfast drips. Finally you ONkIso*11 old-11111111P")L' Cut IMO % Inch Pi Be" wer beftian of ple ow. 1cbacs red is no; pew. cookail p,iwstrpi cd 111101 111111" ad 4:1111118 of 14" wwas" ow AL: choose. ft =is Wool Served in Ems woft" MASS I 4M CAM Strip ad Serve BE proW dish, . *- . ,_ 1 ,7 , - 07 - ' . p rw . 'z - t - - �-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 '. 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"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. 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From Information he did not sign the waiver form students could participate in I've received from other because "1 just don't feel it's Interscholastic athletics this students and some of my staff, right to sign. For personal year. they felt they could possibly reasons." At Wednesday's Seminole fare better at another school Layer added that he did not County School Board meeting, "We can't allow student w ish Feather made his statement athletes to transfer to different students "real" intent was in regarding Sylvester Wynn and schools every time they get transferring - emphasizing Harold Daniels, who recently mad at their coach or we face thletic etigI&tI.ty has trenaf erred from Seminole to a rtdtcutoue situatIon," said that "a fili to ttt m. seboot Lake Howell High School. Reynolds. In order to play sports for As the situation stands now, Lake Howell, the two fran- the two athletes In question will Lewis Homer, Central sferred students must have a be unable to participate in Florida Legal Services lawyer, waiver form signed by their sports for one year. Both approached the board Wedprevious principal, Don Daniels and Wynn are seniors. nesday and sta ted a case for Reynolds, w hich would okay Wynn and Daniels. Homer their desired participation. Insisted that by granting the Reynolds has refused to sign 'This ...is an old two students a transfer, the the form. school board "has given the trick and Another option the two right to participate." - 4 P. - - • •' ' • .. • .. . 'N . - • , I- . •• : . • t• ". "i • - , ' • FIREFIGHTERS . ' ' HiraM PfS Y Tests Vincent pack. The fire department visited the school to put on demonstration for fire Prevention Week. Youngsters on first row made and wore paper fire helmets for the occasion. Sanford Fire Department Firefighter and Emergency Medical Technician Mike Hoening impresses youngsters at Pinecrest School with demonstration of use of the air students had was to have form signed by Feather, the chairman, and William Layer, the Sp Intendent o. Seminole Both Feather and ,Layer have refused to sign the waiver form. Feather said at Wednesday everyone in the COUnty keeAwa ft. ' - - . . 1. ~ -_ I • , --- ' • • • , ".•.-.* • • '.,... . .-. .- . . •, _______ -. ., - • r- • • .•..•• .- • - - - . , oo Elsewhere Carter Taking Personal Interest In Seminole Caucus 4 DONNA'rE8 HeraJd Staff Writer .1142 • •. - -1 . -- .- - . - ': - • Tlt his speech by saying that cuts through hearsay and Innuendo" about the boys wanting to participate plicatlons to neighboring law ficers," Benson said, noting it asked was salaries of the denied the city's application. for the Wl9.11lofiscal year was was to transfer for academic taking place I'd be board and "was purely an enforcement agencies for jobs. takes an officer several months emergency communications The city is appealing the council and mayor's salaries reasons." Reynolds said. athletic association matter matter." "Coe of the reasons Is low experience on the road to system and a fire pumper decision, and pay raises for city . The be granted perFeather, agreeing with GARRY GRAU RUSS salaries. There Is more money become really good. truck. "The CETA funding Is in ployees. mission for the two to transfer Reynold's sentiments, claimed HARRIS, JOE DC8ANTIS ., ,• added that summer "when the board I ,$ ~ list of delegates to die date's low as800toas high as"afew woman, and three persons Mobley, William A. Moore, Randall Floyd,CherylGrego, voted for, the ballot will be volunteered toasslst the party Democratic convention. The thousand" today. voted from cowrnitt.eltself Anthony (Tony) Roule and Ken Megill, Richard R. voided, Cable said, with the election, Cable said. move rankled party regulars. And, the local Democratic - Nancy Booth, Richard Resso Judith A. Sedie Nesenholts, MarylIn L. Each person must sign his Voting will be by paper ballot Among those taking a per- Grooms said Thursday the Party Thursday night at. and Myra Elsencoff - as Another nlnemenbsr slate Neuhart, Jack F. RIck.taon, ballot. Cable said according to and the ballots will be counted, sonal interest in the Seminole cvalltlon would be favoring tempted toaetguidelines for the Seminole County's delegation composed of Sandra Gaines, Carl Robertson Jr., Joseph E. state pasty rules there is no under Mrs. Bruce's superCounty Democratic caucus Carter at the Nov. 16-18 state Saturday caucus to keep at the Florida Democratic Michael Lake, Robert Scott, Ebner Saw, IJflta, 5. secret ballot voting in the party, vision, after the polls close. icheduled for Saturday is convention to be held In St. "peace In the party." Convention McCarthy, Mary Ellen Rowe, Sloan, Francis WeMirfield, and following the spirit of the state To add to the festive air Petersburg. At the conventlona "We want to. keep our President Jimmy Carter. Ai the sametune lI of the S4 Evelyn N. &nith, Harry A Sylvia Wederfield. None of "government in the sunshine Saturday, Cable anno unced - "I received a personal draw vole will take place to emotions down and remember delegates whose names are to Stafford, Mast Mom, William these have indicated who their law.,, that the VFW is sponsoring a the preferred this is just a battle and net the be on Saturday's billet an- H. Wick HI (head d the local Pd.I1 preferenca is but tslqone rail from President choose Prospective voters mint have pig roast and barbecue chicken Carter M'day. He knows Democratic candidate for war. The rod enemy lz the "Big flounced their affiliations Kennedy committee) and mod are believed tobs "Carter with them a voter registration dinner beginning at 3p.m. and whom seme Cosigy is," president. R," (the Republican Party) Atencbsr-rsgular Democrat SssnuslWr1* Jr. Iapledg.dto people." card, other positive 1dm- urged those voting to support Gene Grooms, executive At the Saturday caucus, nine said party boss, Rod Cable to coalition, iiIsdied to Carter, Kennedy It wee asmoimced at the tification or sign a sworn at- the dinner. director of the Seminole delegates and six alternates the Democratic faithfuL '14's Includes Beverly (I. DeVoney, Others whOse nnes will meeting that Mrs. Mary Cay fidavit. And nm Education Association, told representing Seminole Cowty play ft cool Saturday," Betty M. Eed1lar!, lee E appear on the ballot include Wsderfluld his been eppobded Those persons in line to vote w" ' sold Democratic Pa rty faithful will be voted upon by any Cable, meanwhile, an- Embew, James H. Crises, Derthy L Brown, DeniM G by Gov. Bob Graham as a M2p.m.wlilbeallowedtovote. county registered Democrat nounced to the Democratic Virginia A. Greene, Leonora C Campbell, Gary Elefante, delegate at large. buriday nigl*. Cawu Headquarters No absentee balloting is Saturday Reporting to the S,infr4e who wishes to participate. The Committee that nine phone ____________________________ Will, ' at the LongThose du4gas who withwood im County Democratic Execdlve caucus is to be held from 11 withdisw their nam. from the .Mwisy th, PeiltiCking will be ernittted L°1 6l• candidate delegate billet 10 be LU be Camnmlttse, meeting to iron cot a.m. to 2 p.m. it the VFW • ballot Thursday algt* Include ootslds the polling place 0Pt 1 frOfli .vamil4p .m uarneetin led mlmd. arangamsmdJ for Pod HomeonCoiadyRood 477, voted on by iqistered __________________________ pg on building e ivr Democrats. IS CaUCw, Grooms mid the north of I4ongwood. 5%çporters and: &, Coiid3, an.. Ealkates of the numbers of The nine delegates ilIhi'ateiy president was iotsred.d In the ruresents will be .......... j,s, G.IJdi, MoDOnd(1, ort to forge a coalition side Seminole County Democrats selected will jMa Cable, State arMP .................... 5* wv4l# he said. Jim Ryan and Jolm C. Walt. rijg the olose of tWrp whowlflccavergeonthepoWiig Rep Robed Hittaway, Mrs. candidates from party UM car shidtle Cable told the gathering he (-5* MesgilsI h j1 h . u slimosoosi, and teachers. place Saturday to show their Peggy Hattawsy, party vice Ce-ks .......... . ......... $4 *iwiva i d e d to aa n he groud riles for t tlunn. u incI: each vt mintcaucus : SuperCSI1CUI$itetorvctarswhowlsh Then Freeman.au Y155 age, teachers In preferu*ceforPrt$4dCart d vote ouised.........,.......$A ..............:::::.L7A Seminole Elections d o i n il ls , en,lnoIe stormed a party orMasaaeh usettsSen.Edward Kathleen Reynold, Mate smsij ......... . ........ 4* TeledMes............ forninedulegit.s.Umorsor visor Camille Bru t ce and were luhgfrenM em ucusaidelect.dthOireotire K menwdcoPmittee- DearAböy ................. 5* Wothe ....................N nine4elegatls are members of her staff have • Today ius,u • ,*L r Homer league participation "had no relationship" with the current school year. Homer concluded "It' s ridiculous that a senior night's meeting that Reynolds would transfer to another in sports, there were "no clear I indicef ad he would not sign the whool just to take a ninth grade cut reasons" given why they L1 ~illll reque use y shop class," Reynolds were not permitted to par. past the deadline." Feather explained. Ucipate also stated that Reynolds said "This transferring business Roland Williams a board The city of Lake Mary may be available elsewhere," Benson "We'll do the best we can," he The city had applied for an process of being appealed," the students In question had under the guise of academics is member, losing three of Its nine-member said today. said. extension of the CETA program said Benson today. "Hopefully participated in a summer an old trick and everyone in the motion started to make a that the school board police force In thie wake of a Benson sWd he really can't The city's voters in a specW for the police officers' salaries. We Might get help frorn CETA. ba"bal.1 league - and that county knows it," he stated. should be "consistent in ternis voter turndown last month of a blame the men for looking for referendum In September WhIle awaiting a response, the And I'm trying to get other was another reason he would "Students can check out of policy" and allow the proposed tax increase and more smure and better paying turned down a proposal to raise couricH in one of five tentative federal grants for Uw poUce not sign the torm. ac.other school's curriculwn students to play. uncertainty over whether jobs. It just means, he said, if Wes to fund the salaries of four budget revisions allocated department. I've got four ap. Reynolds Mated Friday that, and find something their federal money will be availaWe fedIerW funding through the police officers who had been funding for the salaries. I refused to sip the waiver on present school doesn't offer and plications submitted so fw* Feather Interrupted the for some salaries. Comprehensive Employment paid through the CETA Leonard Carswell of the In its latest budget revision two counts. The request for try to transfer, continued ' motion and ruled it out of order. Training Act (CETA) becomes program and for other city county's Manpower office ad for adoption afta public tranders were submitted dter Reynoldso After the meeting, Feather Police Chief Harry Benson available he will begin the items. which adminL*eri the CETA hearing onOct. it, the city the July lcutoff date. Thattlzne "If l were a parent ofaplayer said the Transfer waiver confirmed today that one of- training process again with new program locally, notified the council is anticipating the frame also includes the sum- who got bumped from thle pertaining to the athletic firer has resigned and two officers. Among the other items for Department of Labor of the CETA funding. Among Items mer league play. Idon't feel the basketball team because I felt participation of the two others have submitted ap'It's difficult with new ofs, which the tax increase was tentative city ACUM a.i men tot frorn the prolosed b4et real intent of these two students there was possible recruiting students did not Involve the i e I . I . . . . • I I That - - - . -. it-yourself Ftmeling. L D0 '~ . 1. "I . ~* ) Iri Brews ' . :.7, ; It fiece 1/2" (4 ply)..... .4.40 ; . - '• Piece . . . . . . ........... 6 .91 1/2" 13 ply) ............S.37 Monday .1~ I .-L~_~ ~ .. . 'I 3/B" -- 7. 7 I - STUDS 7.46 .I I .. 'I.,,.; . ...I 1 1 VISIT SCHOOL Ph: 323-47 00 IOJRS I I Sealed down N$ULAT1ON by the sun's much as hiatto form a 0% In fuel 5011d Pisd. cost each yearl / roof, lmps,vious to Sq. Ft. R.19 Sq. Ft. wind or ather. In R11 16"x15"..11C 6xlS".1$3*C White orColors. 3)4"x23". . 110 6'x23".1$%C ROOFING 5N$I4GU$ • 700 French Avenue : - . I - $ilf4sallng Krott4ackd ROOF $HINGLES URGL*S$ ' . I 11 . 1I.W*aII - L .. ~ .1? ~.., ~* ~, ._-.... 1:._.'., _11!;,~ - ., - Some 95 top-ranking delegates, including three prime ministers and a dozen foreign ministers, were invited. tVnong them are all 15 members of the U.N. Security Council, which includes the United States. Following diplomatic etiquette, Ambassador Donald McHenry will represent the United States. Castro canceled plans for a separate address to the delegates of the non-aligned and will not hold a news conference as U.N. correspondents had proposed. In Washington, the State Department made clear there is no intention to conduct official talks with Castro during his visit. Castro conferred Thursday with some diplomats at the Cuban Mission. He met with Salim to talk over his appearance in the 34th General Assembly and for an exchange of views on its agenda. Another diplomat to call on Castro was a new political ally in his region, Prime Minister Maurice Bishop of Grenada, who has pledged political friendship with Cuba and denounced President Carter's show of military strength as a policy of "bullying" Caribbean and South American countries. Controvers - SCt SANFORD• I • •. .••.• % t S L' -_r"r-1:.,. t" `1 :L..,;~... *':_ - '' 1'.,,~..`-', '. ,.:' 10 0 DOWGARD Each Shoo . t' .. on 0000 FRSAT. OCT. 12 TIIIU TNUN. OCT. 1$ I..-' ,r ~V .;, ~.~ . .. -. ., __ . .. . 1 PLYWOOD AIWAY - Sass•)4"*2)"xS',,. .... lii .EN I . ".Ii ".. 4-% I I; ,:1%1*1 11111 ,1 I ;.". ' I, I ,,,.* ,_, ^ ~~ .I . :.I -1~~f ,1. . 4 Casing.%."*21'*7.,.,1,3S ________ I / 2 • -. $q'iw ....... fl,3s Bundle Economlcs, easytO apply firs reboard of 1*l2 NO. 3$HIIVINS solid gypsum en- fttwoughl6' C Id in special fibrous paper. 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If Ai - •-.. tape ln3/4") , •• ... 1.. ... water level in toilet tank. 5 year warranty.. Panel ;1 •. quick and jy' 1 ..~ ..~~) 7- The bearded Communist leader took a brief swipe at the United States in his opening remarks, but in general he spoke on behalf of the nonaligned nations rather than Cuba. Castro, wearing his customary fatigues, doffed his green cloth cap and bowed before the packed General Assembly chamber before he walked to the podium and began a lengthy address. The delegates stood and applauded as he arrived. Castro, reading from a prepared text in Spanish, said he did not come to "denounce the attacks to which our small but worthy country has been subjected for 20 years." "We aspire to a new world order, one based on justice, equity and peace," he said. He did not immediately make reference to the sharp divisions between Cuba and the United States over the Issue of Soviet troops Sq. Yd. 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I ''- ' -AI w - ,v • ___ SKCAUQJS,Pag.M a �S — Evening Herald, Friday, Oct. 12, Ing Sanford, Fl. -- -1 An Innovative. Concept $ IIIIIIIIIIIIIII 80 Pounds Of Fish Stolen From Trailer I David Pate, 42, 446 Riverview Drive, Sanford told Seminole ---------- County sheriff deputies a trailer he was hauling to Miami was ---Action-Reports- V\ 0RL -- D Pate said the lock to the trailer was pried off between 9 p.m. Tuesday and 2 a.m. Wednesday while it was parked at the corner of West 46 and Riverview Drive. According to Pate, the loss valued at about $800 was not discovered until he was unloading at the dock in Miami. Eddie Barbour, 35,211 W. 17 St., Sanford owner of Prospectus Construction Company said the fish taken were cod fillets. IN BRIEF Ambassador's Son Shot ___________________________________ FORGERY ARREST A 29-year-old Orlando man allegedly tried to cash a stolen check at a Sanford grocery store Thursday. Van Dallas Campbell was arrested for uttering a forged instrument by the-Sanford police at 5:15 p.m. after trying to cash a $250 check at Fairway Market, 2680 Orlando Drive. Assistant manager Michael Palermo, 21, 1428 Ash Circle, Casselberry told police the check was from N&N Drywall, a company whose check was returned on Sept. 9 since Its account was closed. By Armenian Terrorists THE HAGUE, Netherlands (UP!) — The son of Turkey's ambassador to Holland was shot to death by an unidentified gunman In The Hague today and an Armenian- terrorist group claimed responsibility. Police said a man standing at an intersection fired a handgun four to six times from dose range Into the car of Ahmed Benler, 27, as he away from traffic lights In front of the The automobile crashed over a small bridge and came to rest against a parked car. Witnesses said the gunman fled on Not. No immediate arrests were reported. Benler was the son of Ambassador Ozdemlr Benler and apparently the latest victim of terrorists seeking to avenge Turkish massacres of Armenians more than half a century ago. — William Blankenshlp, 45, 125 Vagabond Way, Longwood, MONEY JAR MIMING Lee H. Connelly, 78, 128 Mayfair Court, Sanford told police Wednesday someone took a24 to 30 inch gold chain worth $250 and a glass jar of coins and currency worth $60 while he was moving pulled negotiators, but slipped away at the last moment. The failure Thursday night left the government facing an impending financial crisis In which millions of government workers may receive only partial paychecks at best and perhaps no pay at all. The conference committee scheduled another meeting today, but chances were uncertain for agreement on the critical Issues of abortion funding and congressional pay. The deadlock was holding up the bill needed to continue financing departments and agencies, whose regular appropriations expired Oct. 1. Ministry of Finance building. Stock Market NEW YORK (UP- The Fed Chairman Paul Volcker a iu ias aiuruay inc Doard Is hilts may have cooled off a bit, was going to concentrate Its but analysts are wondering how efforts more on controlling the Investors will react to a sharp money supply growth than rise in the nation's money trying to keep a lid on interest supply In the face of govern, rates. ment efforts to control It. Brokers were wondering If The Dow Jones Industrial Interest rates might rise even average has fallen 52.99 points further In light of those money so far this week, including a supply figures. 4.70-point slide Thursday. But Henry Wallich, a Fed goveradvances edged declines by nor, encouraged some Investors about an8-to.7margth,mging Thursday when he said hedid the overall market per. not think the board's decision to formance a mixed one. tighten credit and concentrate The market was bolstered by on controlling the nation's some bargain hunting and money supply growth would traders replacing borrowed create a credit crunch. — The United States should support the governments of El Salvador, Guatemala and Honduras because they are targets of leftist subversion encouraged by Cuba, Sen. Richard Stone says. "The three Immediate targets for Insurrection El Salvador, Honduras and Guatemala all have sufficient time to evolve peacefully towards a more just stability and a wider participation If we assist not only with our good advice but with some tangibles," Stone, D-Fla., said Thursday. He told a State Department audience, "We don't want the evolution which we encourage In Central America and the Caribbean to take place In an atmosphere of fear, of class war, of Insurrection and guerrilla activities sponand each of the countrle&" — — ... sored assisted from outside Gold Down Dollar Up - shares sold earlier ataprofit. fear ofa crunch has Most analysts expected the major reason for the type of action following Cfl of market's going Into a tailspin the broadest three-day sell-Offs this week. Investors have InIn New York Stock Exchange dicated they believe restrictive history. policies will lead to a severe The NYSE volume of recession. 47,530,000 shares was down President Carter, who has sharply from the record 81.62 endorsed the Fed's lightening million traded Wednesday. Policies, said he thought inter- LONDON (UPI) The price of gold, which hit record high last week and has since fallen, tumbled further in European markets today while the dollar staged a broad recovery. Gold opened at $391.50 an ounce in Switzerland and Britain today, an overnight fall of $7 In Zurich and $5.50, In Last week gold prices hovered well above the $400 — London. mark. The price fell again at the morning fixing In London to $381.75, a drop of $9.25 on Thursday's closing price and $.75 below this week's peak of $414.50 In Zurich Wed- A t2aaI_ . . - - - . ervousness ..--ld Ut MOREHEAD CITY, N.C. (UP!) — About 1,800 Marines today were enroute to Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, for a show of strength to answer the presence of Soviet troops on the I Faith Healer Gets Support COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) Evangelist Leroy Jenkins' followers around the nation are waging a massive letter. writing campaign In an effort to secure freedom for the faith healer, sentenced to 12 years in prison for arson and assault conspiracy. June Buckingham, Jenkins' secretary In Greenwood, S.C., Thursday said their organization has encouraged his supporters to direct their letters and telephone calls to — 10 ~ I I . ? - ~ FLAG Gov. Dick Riley or President Carter. Gubernatorial spokesman Russ McKinney said Jenkins' followers have Inundated the governor's office with letters and telephone calls. N, - 1 Herald Pftft by Tole Nehel W Jenkins, GIRL SCOUTS Abernathy Charges Lynching - COLUMBIA, S.C. (UP!) Civil rights leader Ralph Abernathy ..ys an 1$-year-old black mill worker In Chester was not the victim of a bit-end-run accident but of a bridal racist lynching. Abernathy arrived in Columbia Thursday to dnsn up support for a 50-mIle march protesting the death of Mickey McClinton, who was killed May 11 near his home. "An atrocious injustice has been conunitted against the black people of South Carolina," said Abernathy, the — -- Oil From A Tree? Legal Notice -' Legal Notice INVITATIONTO iID FICTITIOUS do could produce 2 million Notice Is hereby given that the tree In South America that gallons of oil daily. Notice is hereby given that i am City of Ca$selb,rry of Seminole Baez Meets 'Land People' spouts oil like maple cau engaged in bsu t WOOdS County, Florida will receive sealed . up to 2:00 p.m. Mon., Oct. fl, Calvin, a University of mere Blvd., Snford, Fl..,215 eSeminole bids 1 97, in he Casselberry City Hall, 95 County, California professor who won Florida, under the fictitious Calvin up. BANGKOK, Thailand (UPI) American folk singer (Cr'isd Iris Page 1A) nsmeofAlIPAINflNG.ndth.tl Lk. Triplet Dr. for radar units for president nest year, said the NOW Prize In 1991 for his Intend to register said name with the Police Department. JoanBaezflewtotheCambodianborertodeywttjiaffl, Thursday the democratic "Natives had been drilling a work on plant phofyM)'ls, the Cleft of the circuit Cou rt, Specifications may be obtained An Orthodox Jew torn bet caucuses to be held In the hole cr to dramatize the plight of thousands of "land In each tree and tapping said Wednesday research on Siminoli County, Florida In ac from the Mayor's office, ween keeping the sabbath and Mate's counties on Saturday out 20 liters of people" who have fled Cambodia since the 1V7S camcordance with the provisions of the Casselberry City Hall. The City reIIfVe$ the right tOaCCeptOF reject types of plants to Fictitious Name Statutes, To-Wit: participating in the county's are "rigged" In favor of months," he munlat takeover. id, referring to produce fermentable alcohol Section 143.09 Florida Statutes l9g. any or all bids. Democratic caucus on Satus President Carter who isn't the coparthssatree The anti-war activist planned to helicopter to four Owen Sheppard 51g. D. A. Atkinson of Brazil. He for use as fuel was refugees camps crowded with undernourished mothers Acting Mayor H. A. Bordeaux day hai lad his bid to postpone expected to become a formal said plants suitable for Cobra- promising. Publish: October 12, 19, 1979. Publisit: S ember ii 10 balloting In Florida's 67 candidate until December. children and Khmer Rouge soldiers who ikOIP.d ______________________ DEO.4 5, 12. 1fl9. COUntIes. their arms and fled before Vietnamese troops led attacks Carter's people started late in 01101-9 on their hideouts. CIRCUIT COURT, IN THE Legal U.S. District Judge aecrgeC. the contest which will decide F1Ik. EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL Cl!. YOImg Thursday denied David 19 of the 1,717 delegates who She said that during her visit she wants to listen and IN THI CIRCUIT COUNT FOR CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE Pi Kllilfl$JUI'$ 111USd record the refugees' stories on film for a h.lf.hour NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS MINOLI COUNTY FLORIDA COUNTY, FLORIDA w l take pert in a pre il si dential NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS CIVIL DIVISION NAME STATUTE C$UCUSS5 bE ISlByed ID "P . documentary to be aired in the United States. CIVIL ACTION NO. 75-I91e.CA.I3.K preference straw vote at the TO WHOM T MAY CONCERN: Cal. NO. 79l,14.CA.I,k NAME STATUTE hips teiso O1III* of ROBERT L. REAVES led BOIl! NOTICE ISHENUSY GIVEN thof TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: convention Nov. 11. THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE J. GALLOWAY REAVES, his wife, will - not be NOTICE I$ HEREBY GIVEN tp, "° uncimigned, pursuant to the DEVELOPMENT CORP., a the Plaintiffs, ig ned, pur sua nt to "Fictitious Delaware *tId, Name Statute" Section the unders Corporation, Young mo refusid to order tars, including top elected and Hua On Tour Of Europe vs. 01 r,istor "Fictitious Name Statute" Section the Democratic Party to party officials In Florida, have with the Clark Of *1N,will Plaintiff, J. C. REAVES and RUBY 513.09, P*dde Statutes, will reglJer Circuit REAVES, his wife, provid, absentee billets, as rallied in recent weeks and iflandflF$ifflinoloCOUflty,FlS,jd., with TheClerk OfthICfrCUlfColwt fl DIMENSION FOUR INTERNA. PEKING(UPI) Chinese Communist Party Chairman Defendants. Won receipt of p efid for Seminole, County, F lorida, TIONAL LTD. OF SANFORD, INC., Kaatmann ukat His lawsuit lead NO OF TICE lb. draft-Kennedy SUIT and Premier Hun Guofeng left today for a weekend May In. a d ic ou of this icOfl receipt Of Proof of Not is e, the Fictiti s name, solved FIOVIdS Corporation, was backed by lbS American TO QUIlT TITLU this IfefIce, the FictNI.. name, MOD PROPERTIES LTD., a THE STATE mem* have reheated from towit: AMERICAN LOG HOMES nodhwestQiinaennomg.toWadsniEuropsfarang(fldal OF FLORIDA TO: J. an orgeniza. , towN: CARIBI wsr wticii i .i,ect to er FIVlda limited partninhlp, In EXOTICA uMsr and early predictions visit aimed at M!ej%gth,nhJ4 S EUtOhiil ties. DEFENDANTS: J. C. REAVES host with $,* mSmbSfl.' business of M MO Hato Rd , whIch I expect toensaoe In business HAMMY M1NDICH, individually, and RUBY L REAVES, his wife, if thifj senator would Wilt a LOngWUOd, FlorIda, Hum, the most puwerful official at the world's mod of 313!. Sonoran BOulevard, Suits and HYMAN MINDICH, jg, .aid It was alive, and t heir unknown spouses If majority of 151 elvldually, coody delega. That me party Werested populous iseflomi, Is iraking a Ddey tour that bagles Altaminte *s,_rnori. morri4d and if Place to Intervene In party The unknown Thai the party Interested In sale business enterprise is as feflews: ted. PlaintIffs, heirs, yisee, dead, Monday. It will take hkn to From, Wait Gorinany, igatses, prantes, poll$c, nor did he bSIIIVS buslniis enterprIse Is H fellows: RALPH DAVID. NOTICE OF ACTION assigns, spouses, honors, creditors, delegates Britain and Italy. JORGE RAMIRIZ. DATED t . TO: MOD Properties, Ltd. th. ..tectiee at delegates by odThe remaining successors trustees of them and gpb turk be 'iii. tour the fj Vljjt tQ the Capitalist Wait by 1 DATED at Altamonte Springs, Fleflis. CO Mel LeiØ Mindich qiiallJIgd N . a vote, each of them, and any and all other ec Florida, this 27th of of September day . appo&jei and mod are exp 97 Grewvsc,s Avenue' t. SINbK, head o( theatlneseCosnmzldParty andthe fizatoffleiji persons or psrtles claiming by, protected by lb. (atitat1cn. ed to be pro-Carter, RALPH DAVID Scarsdale, New York mrou, under or against them or s visit by a Chinese premIer. It is Hue's third IrIP OataidV Publish: is, 19, I JO ROS RAMIRIZ "Mdi if It Is this land YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an each of them, and against any and 11 ---, Ij November China. Publish: Octobir 1% 19, 111,791 action foreclosse of a . cese at plaintiff being told he all parties ha vi ng or I so. November 2' coacuseiii , , on the resi property Ilstsd bifow Ms dalming any r gper i h Caimot vote, YOOI silt "fl's ballot will hay, any effect on t, title or interest I DIO.4O been filed against you and you we in and to the follQwlng described 1. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR hladsclslonwhetharhsvMasor the seI. required to serve a copy of your property, lying and situate In of Florida's 1* SIMINOLU COUNTY, FLORIDA written defsnsà, If an y, to It on Seminole County, nd" Florlde, towit: national convention delegates. CAll NO. 9•19114A*U WEATHER Carter A. Bradford, Plaintiff's of. Lots 21i iii IN on: THE MARRIAGE! OF Kaufmann's attorney, Ge- 'They will be dtoaun In IN Till CIRCUIT COUNT, IN AND torney, whose address Is eg E. Winter Homes SubdiCrystal Lake LEI McCNAY, vision, Plot tome Bornsteln, said be Mate's presidential primary In MARGICI POE SUNINOLU COUNTY, Livingston Street, P. 0. Sos Ill, lookS, Pages . fe.PilltiOIWI', FLORIDA 114,1135,114, Public ONando, F . irotlywoelJ nc4vil t he - lorida 32102, on or before Records of SemInole County, td . arch.. - -., CIVIL 14&CA*.I November 14, ACTION NO 1979, and file the F lo rida. MMII LEWIS MCCRAY,4 1LAIIWJ11Irst 41`111111111111 WON the Clark at MI* COW But, With --the Cfer C'Pp YOU end each of you a,, hereby Deiatrodc iarty .. attorney $ .Mss: wink slIher bolero wrvlce on PIIWIWs severally esterday's hlgk, ss TO: ROBIN? WILSON DUNN itOSIRT L. iç to III Rilith Hadley lftlMY V $SN$6S and called es 'pending Immediately ffiero$.j, REAVESnotufi andthef SOIl! Residence a pe, 9999; misIly west is' HikWN* risit NOTICE OP J. elherwlse a dafeuit will be sntersd GALLOWAY nearly wisasu Mf TO,1*4351 LIWIIMCRAY, : REAVES, HIS WIFE, a against you Per the relief demanded the Circuit Curt, lightegatlt Mc.. Iorida's UN,*, iIOlIUcIana U AU NUIIY NOTIFIED in the Complaint. at hd loss. ____ N ii 7 a.-, chaIrman-, thai a Wit III IdoOIIsA M$ctal Circuit In and for Seminole. MCCII p011 1 C11 epcttrs front all ovis' taicuiko The legal description of the real County, ColD' cemmasCod NSIMI F—; P1117 diu* li Florida, agalnof you and louIs 2. in 10 iSIhessdeI.ct lflStt5 the co'yg zpict.J to ,g ian-, Circuit Court of the Nil.. dlclsl wPraPywhIdi ITt*$I, is. acme is is Carolina :r: ch Of you as Defendants to quit ea N toiiows $iis.il• CSWII7P title if the PlaWNfs to the above SM for iMP lit the YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED c.am&Ites's ..uicatIv '* ____ aI to liii VIDII5CAST -. Nile ofThofpartefffie$sNe,dorat,and descriw resu Propelif located In mat a prscoedng for O'sisbflhsss of CisNS.flh70.C**I. The PIdL --- cus winner Melvin Leadership Conference, In a fiery speech to Benedict College students prior to leaving for Chester. Them thwaatoend&mdayonthestepso(thesoigh - : Carolina State House In Columbia with a demand for a thorough state investigation of McQuidon's death. ew oil every six several . BIG THANK Y TO PAST PREX Y former head of the Atlanta-based Southern Christian -' — 67 convicted by a Greenwood jury May 22 patrolman and a busineassnast and conspiring to commit assault. ______ Nobel Priz was on charges of conspiring to burn the homes of a highway An American flag was presented by the American Legion Auxiliary Unit 53 to Girl Scouts at Wilson Elementary School. Cutting the ribbon on the flag Is Pat Schepp, president of the American Legion Unit 53. Melissa Norgart, Shanna Kuhn and Nicole Hammer watch the ceremony. Also pictured are Virginia Tinsley, chaplain, and Edith Harrison, Americanism chairman. - FOR 43, a a october. ___________________ _______________________ Notice Denies Recession Near Indians Try To Stop Dam 1. xNoxvIuE, Tom. (UP!) The Cherokee India= planned to file suit today In an attempt to Mop WA's Tellico Dam, wblchthey say will violate their freedom or religion by flooding the sacred homeland of their ancastors. Attorneys for the tribe were- to file the suit early, then mist With reporters on the courthouse Mops. - In another development Thursday, a coalition of state , But - V$. — India, enyfronmaMaljj, farmers and trout flaheymaj revealed details of Utile Tonnesess River valley camp - I 3lo swe - octsr ... ________________________ o _______________________________ - _________________ - n, - ,. .,- ,.. ,. _______ _____ ____ ____ - ____ - . ' ' - - , -- -= ___-. ___ ____ ___- ,ut . Dema. ., -- - a - " - L IF - - . __ a. 10 ________ - __ S - r--' m. - -, WU - - ' -'-i _____________ . . - N - .L - . • • . -- - . - - .-.....• - .,— _____ - - .- .- ,..-- . a&,"P... .• - . - • .... -- -. - ........ — .. . - . Jfun - :--- HINo ' JsrlL.Jesss . - - - m $5$5y ift A. 10 A PRhJflL OeSWi Nlis La Cfu. fid,, Fire PsiS -. • - i - — - 'I . - - - - -.- ., - - Seminole lxingwood II a.m.-2 p.m. . -. - , '- -W*0UW.'IheV*. kisSinUU - - us on. -' - - ____ - - - le to00*d,butth,ESdcoul4bS far ft troub - . - - -aflC&GO(UI)--A cou,Mer analyiisCdthspsd4$ - - VFW Post (1 ml. No. of Inter. section of Rt. 434 & Rt. 427 - Computer'Prdicts Big Snowfall - - Caucus Time - *D.WsII_-' iBseN - - T. Slrthiumer, ___ --- - City - -- •- County Location ____ .ThsmaiJ.DivIs P*lclaMsflin&hsby owl - SarIS.$d,irda , - - EdIffil - - - lhew- idU.ct 111111 mew lad per bsd maui mew than lbs average 1ev lbS privies I yes's. - Itrr,.k,ntJaIc rw,ttlenh,jI i.omnuuev Inc J ,tm L)a!tsn Na tional Tr,r.sufer A tus Fedcfal Uc'cnon Qm,ni,ion ml is a vailjhle 1r purh.se (tti the Fcde;I Eieti,.n Cminiission.copy - au vyisic - - - — , r - - I... . -1 .'four rcp'n it 661% ith the Whintts,m 1 i I- "-- - - - MIrioNV,Sf*th '-- t ..........,. _....... wn - . Ella I.. N - Saturday is your first chance to vote to re-elect President Carter. He's done too much for our country, and for Florida, for you to stay home! ___ - 10$C$AUII SANFORD: -:-;r,-),-- - - r; •_;Su , - -IIs$ip tt"in. KiNy - - . : i.sIuv I - -- - __ - - - ISOSPITAL OCT.II MMtUSONl . Jwlkiiss. - ':- __ t $515s.ot MINOLI MEMORIAL - - - -- - k -- _____________________________ -. TAL NOTES j(SPi 11 ' -40 it _; - - *Rr..R.l ,- ,, -' -- Show the nation that Florida Democrats want to continue the work we started in 1976— to make our government responsible to all the people, not just the special interests. ___ - ,.cas. Take the time on Saturday to vote for President Jimmy Carter. of and ad" &W inflation No lsiders:'Idohlygneolth, IstoOhI$h.' He said he does not believe most .eciw, the high Interest will being deep n1g On sa'th. It's one I'm reesielon. "1 thInk the degree of YSTY "10* of keeping for a the recession has been less than WNWO SdpM.d at the beginning of He told reporters he ft he said. 110imPlo,12IIId will 1101 rise, and 'aid the admiulMiatlon Is "My fl,d priority Is to fight dD I!W$ldng It can to Wlatloà,"he slid. "'impIym5nt1nthe The labor leaders gave cisrwthsn bHlIitr$ - $ by Caster a cheering MendIng' Ister, when he promised to ° Carter ahe said he bells,,. — "oese antilabor legislation .1 his ecososk policies will InCosisrosand to asçpoitposl- "mIae ii— tp'i.$" Uvelabetkgklatttitt_auchu - ties eppismes b.. ths coqNnclI Mt$ picketing and APLO $uldi d laborlawrdorm." subjecttoapprovalbythefadiraljadg. sho presides In - at the Democratic County Caucus ay $MbEIng at madly 111.psnlc prActices, moved a step ckeer to trial on bank cp. Thursday. U.S. Magistrate Allen L thuitcsy Jr. roceawnondS4 Mot Lance and his codsfiita dad 1,111 Jan. 149 - a,,. - ATLANTA (UPI)— Berl lance the 'iaeion's gey dirador brol* dawn by q'p" yoj his fr PRESIDENT , Lance Trial MOvis Closer " struction Workers convention in San Diego, Carter vowed not to sacrifice construction Jobs In the battle against inflation. "I reject the advice of those who think the only way to cure Inflation Is to throw millions of people out of work," he said. "I will not fight Inflation with your jobs." The president did not amplify how he planned to protect workers Inan industry bound to be hit hard with skyrocketing Interest rates A few days ago, Carter and top administration economists — an overnigit . __ he. - - - _____ the owse Is: IN RI: THu AOOP. Ornament Lot 1, SectIon is, leselneli County, PIMida, the sb ____ ___ Mordapea V1IICIII5 ..I:: TION OF That IflOY 1$11I79 Pori" against you and YOu irs riovirud JAMES COLE Township 10 kull., Rang, ii ft*, evlaiw title of which Is entltlsd, lYINI within No last 31115 fis to LANGRI • Into exceedingly mirky Water. serv, a copy if your welilen "ROB!!? L. lEAVES GEORGEDOE aid , pwes We i74. flit HillY I,ANG*lDol, 1 Of the SoUth J. GALLOWAY RRAVEI, his wile, upon wifebecam the 11111514 Party does ad ftwAft If any, merote r~;IVIDAY'$ TWMP '13*flof of the Nerffi i3j feet if PloiiWIff, m,athewslthatp&1Il.g piits.v. wii __ ___ _____ Pifilienar's iI1Mj, whul Mis - day Ie J. C. lEAVES aed pian an official taWlatlea *0 NvmwMI¼of..,Noi,, RUBY L.venus VS rgaija3 b. waated 0 ca Oak= N80*1 , , W4 00illives REAVES, tiI$ wile.-. en or SOW Less that pevt.f.r risllt.efwsy Aaowerw pteulIflU of j1d5", ______ -) _ ar4yeu and ead ILO $N paI; lOW SIN to Owe ho aMy - . _-1 _____ *0 .:_-i p _;. llell orto1nOft -en r%MWW opNhNocfl,w earwacopy *oraitsn 12' of MW Of illS MARyIN " PUblIC C5 *1, Court either bIhe. sVvka 10 if Ur an$whr or ____ ____ R,c,rds at kmt, Cety, *flnu, NEWMAN $5.. 1Nsr.0 thi atId , , it any, ISIs PRANK Hadiey cra(aInsschcoustymodo WN0PtNIM1r'I-1NU$i U- lm se C GEORgE: NINNY Ps_Ide. ___ tNlsmsr. WHIGNAM mediately Of STUN$TRO*11*0 tkorwhe. 11(1. - pillb place to c ,, b d NW'aaa. 145 PALS b% 840 aft 11 ft LiiS it ellCI that Pill of LMernDSs, of Psi N. I1.i DAVIS, MCINTOSH I JULIAN. *10 be Ms_u eloof PIW1ft 1s*IJ Gmof it 00 no w smW — MW we em flg4 99 -. Lof attornss tsr PlaIntIffs, *1.151 tor the -umber ii he' the- relief ONomnied In at 1. Sidle. his_s NoI 12' TIwnehip 31 seum day and;jl* daieSstis aitsitad to ths, ,MNles. i*u illi .uqt vi P.O. Ie, 1351 Sanford, NM. It yoUfeIfeØ RMW31 No. Was Jihelaif Fledle, 35711, as ____ aij $g fl thi WlTNIUmYbIedIlidtheussIW liJ*usI SINBs asisrad 8*1 ,,- - it n1w of Plilfistil 11.5 WIst 1115* list VISIIedW sims In thu stOIcs of t I51s Court en the Rh Isy of Odeber, yo .a ea.wia me 'iii.. Wtuigd . 11 15th NW liii of the NSv* ClSrkII No abem.ofyfo Cswt e 80, , . .-:: -; im.*flstt the Nsoth Wist let hefe NevemB,, : ' or 10117 es 185 to (51*1.). 13. 1172' ft • IiCIi 11a .iss *0 PIn for Moire WIThI$$mvhlndenigi,ef MAW by I, IOyos fop ARTHUR N.IICKWTHJa. thIs .Coust it $i11rd, t,rb*Iu Dads, Wk4Ck _____________________________________________ ' _____ _____ gpj OtNna Soed N ludainaw by dufofl wIN be ata.s - -. s ____ __ ____ Cousty, '.v IamL 155fo I%lldedinPW5NE12'ofpega3s, *0kWy.. . ____ ______ , , of the PUblIc 1Risr of Ssninsfe - This lithe shiN be ,j stvcs_t - Aw _____ i= Coustv,PlsrIjo. -_ IUCIansikfwB,r(4) cen= 41611111011 ____ ______ ____L. MwwN DJfour N.Oeche5., 11 Jr. WITNESS my hand Nd lid Ma- e shiv , if I$)TCHIs0II, MORRIS & nooks. sU*bL. ______ _____ ___ at if ____ so I:. I,-'*0Co*ton*0*dpyefØ($,, DATED this 9th day 1111111i; ui -- • -___ 1109 -. wwwvw~ I_U. •j ____ • A. Dq l. ,isug hiyi b.gON -' an Nat Office Ofinor N - ' . ____ __ ___ ($UL) .Iv. Ps_Rh (SlAt) I __ IuitPheIdelEfl sMat OSM*lV*Mimm. A0thi'N.Stoi*.j. -. : :-: .. ---------------: H.,t,ir. ____ -am N-Cs_h of Nid Ciuvt - J ______ to raid ttoI W ft CIerii .t lbs Circuit 31 N. M*ilI. i,-- ------ 1v: SW WOu Yaw. 15: flU. L $5, -55,5, ___ ._MPtyCI09h.., -",- - -. - -ys_ ,&1. MUIIEL1III rim •, ':"v fl**0i.$1,31$est&aMN PUblhe$5t$5.$5. ft $NwL1,7, ., s,pj, . 0SN41 ___ Pam lot1 050.1 010.31 . I .' , ____ M *111k Phu*, . — - - -- BOSTON (UP!) The gleaming . Meal, glaee and concrete now stands needy empty In sand dvi.. beside Boston Harbor. But that will diaitge Quickly after Oct. 99 when - dedleatim CIOldIS OiiIIf0PIC lbS IOsdsliysd Joim F. Kennedy library. An SdlmM.d 1 million people an expected to visit the memorial to the slain priildssit In Its Pr,4 Carter will join the Kennedy family and - Imadreds at Invited dilDithliN In a tribute tO 1M preeidsi4 when the itnacture is tumid over to the .. National Archives End R.cor -- _____ - Kennedy Library To Open - WASHINGTON (UPI President Carter says he does not believe the Federal Reserve Board's tight money policies and the shaky dock market foreshadow a deep recession because the nation has a "good, solid economy." Carter expressed his ccliii- meeting Oct. 10-31 to protest the completion of the $119 .",. Show Your Support of dance in the nation's economy Thursday In a brief chat with reporters at San Diego Internstional Airport as he was winding up a two-day Western swing. "I think we have agood,solid economy," be said, The president returned to applauded the Fed's move to Washington early Thursday raise rates to record heights. r1gM, and pesnaInat The reaction of the stock the White Home this weekend market has been volatile, __ ondee to _ct a twobtitor telephone raising concerns of an econom"call-In" Saturday to be broad-- Ic disaster. cant on National Public Radio. Carter said Th ursday the c., ____ action had been designed to st In AThuquer"cool Inflati on." He acknowlN.M., political edged Interest rates are "too Carter million dm. the _____ I — dliii ranchisad." SATURDAY! Carter — and - - - DENVER(UPI)-merisa ________ - - Conunwtlst Island. Loaded aboard three ships, the amphibious force began On trip to Cuba at 9:21 p.m. Thursday, after shifting winds and high seas forced military officials to delay a scheduled Wednesday afternoon departure. The U.S. troops, most of them from the 2nd Marine Division's 6th Regiment, are to land at Guantanamo Bay Oct. 17 and conduct maneuvers for about a month on the 454quare mile facility on Cuban soil. I The Federal Reserve, which eat rates had gotten too high. jolted the Investment corn- Banks Tuesday raised their munity last weekend by prime rate to a record 14½ tightening credit, late Thursday percent and other ehortterm reported the nation's basic rates climbed, making them money mçply climbed $2 billion more attractive investments UI Lfl iaren statistical week. than stocks. nesday morning. First reports from London dealers Indicated some only selling and a dailey at Moccata and Go4"-,44 repoited $ little profit-taking. 61 A niue nwrvousness was evzaenc In go this morning ahead of the weekend and In steady trading there were more sellers than buyers in the market," a dealer for Sharps Pixley said. Talm ad g Denoun d Marines Head For Cuba Cools. A Bit Stone Wants Increased Aid WASHINGTON (UP!) _ - t rce WASHINGTON (UP!) "It just blew apart," said a staff aide who left the committee room. He referred to an -agreement that seemed within grasp of House and Senate reported to the Seminole County Sheriff's Department someone opened the rear door of his van parked near his home and took $1,000 worth of items, including a lounge chair. Blankenship said the door was opened by an unknown method between 7 p.m. Tuesday and 4 a.m. Wednesday. The chair was: worth about $400 and two tool boxes of tools and a new camera: also missing were valued at $600. _____ By DONNA ESTES recently rejected Lsy the state A with the (slatting urn: is Kim 10 Ric pa l in ehinct for past :15 . ears. The lOflltpt i decided to re-examine certain HeraldStajf Writer new revised plan must be with the state through a grant agreeing to let the first parcel also used in some parts of decisions that went into the first Transfer of Development submitted by July 1, 1980. from the Department of retrial:: vacant as ojx'n space. Wisconsin, California. New pl.ui." (;latting said. Rights- MR -, an innovative Working on the plan is Jack Community Affairs paying twoAt the same time inaximwi: England and Delaware. Various elements of the new concept in land use planning, is Glattlng, past executive thirds of the cost and the cit) Iwuts of development enuld lx' 'liii' problems Lake Mary has plan, as they arecornpleted, are being considered by the city of director of the East Central paying one third. set and the t parcels of land with its plan are not serious reviewed by the city's planningLake Mary for Inclusion In Its Florida Regional Planning City and county governments 0t:1i1 not have to be adjacent to ones. The previous plan was and Zoning tOIIItilISSiOfl. The comprehensive land use plan. Council, and now a member of in Florida are mandated by one another. prepared under guidelines from next l,itt't1fl14 of the advisoryThe original city plan, the firm of Glatting, Lopez and state law to prepare a coil '*-W a wayof providing some the local bill which required t$)ard is seheduled for Nov. 13 prepared by city personnel Associates of Winter Park. prehensive land use plan. flexibility and is traditioi:alls governmental bodies in at cit hail. Glatting said. nearly three years ago, was Cost of the one year contract TDR is a concept in land use, done to preserve water Seminole County to have a way of controlling devehp- retention areas and natural riri:pi-eiit'nsive plans, that 1k estunatt'd ork on the ment In a cotiiiiiunity, (lattirig resources such ilS s amps and plan, did not fit the new jilari . III he uonuplett'd by his fir::: ithin the next four or five said, which creates permanent to l:i'iiI, (latt:n' said. guiift'lines set b state lay,, he months. open space by permitting "Wt are talking about said. e concentrated development in iriothier land use control ( ;ittj sai tIit' statewide rctAfter that time, he said, - ir\i v.111 be completed by the other parts of the conimunit - technique," he said. there lay called for addit ional plarin i rig and zoning coinAs an example, Glatt ing hav& to bea numi:ber of controls pian:r:i rig elements including midssion and ten by the city pointed to 10-acre tract, given to make the concept workable." electrical utilities, con.servation uncil. l'ersons interested in the right to develop at a d'nsit, The concept isn't exactly and financial inforniat ion. the plan rmma attend any of the ce of one unit per acre. The new. Wfatting aiting said, noting 'Since had changed planning and ion: lug corndeveloper of that tract could Tl)l(s have beeui in use in sonic over the things past three years since mission meetings, t;Iatting transfer the density to another setutin'-, of 1'imIns%I,ini.I for the the plan was draui it WASHINGTON (UPI)- Sen he spoke was Saki. neiman saunauge, LMia., s& "This is not a happy day in in stony silence as his Senate my life," Talmadge said. colleagues found him guilty of "Indeed, the last year and a "reprehensible" conduct and half has been most difficult. But voted 81.15 to "denounce" him. I do not choose today to rail Then he rose and said, "I against those who have falsely .I , -have claimed that the commit- accused me. I do not choose to ,• • I -tee's decision Is a personal succcumb to bitterness. ,.- . It Ir-~ victory. Some have questioned I 'Rather, I consider today a this assertion, but I reaffirm time of rededication. I humbly it." rededicate myself to the people . For the first time In 12 years, of Georgia. I humbly rededicate 'the Senate had disciplined one myself to my colleagues in the of Its members, entering Senate. The mistakes that Talmadge's name In history as occurred in my office will not one of the handful of senators happen again." whose conduct prompted punTalmadge said he was Istunent by their peers. negligent in supervising his His conduct, the Senate said, office and campaign financial was "reprehensible and tends matters but "I did not engage In to bring the Senate into or knowingly allow any dishonor and disrepute and is misconduct." hereby denounced." According to The proceeding was over adopted by the the report Talquickly and, for Talmadge, madge did collectSenate, $43,435 in relatively painlessly. false Senate expense payments, He heard only one critical did fail to sign and properly comment - from ethics vice supervise the p reparation of his Chairman Harrison Schmitt, R- Senate expense vouchers, did N.M., who declared file "inaccurate" financial disTalunadge's offenses so serious closure reports with the that he should have been and did file campaign Senate, receipt censured, and expenditure reports that Some old friends, through a were late or Inaccurate. series of carefully constructed He also was held responsible questions to the ethics panel, for more than $10,000 in helped make the record read as unreported campaign contribufavorably as possible for lions that wound up in the Talmadge. And In the course of secret tank account. debate, colleagues paid tribute The ethics committee has to the powerful Georgian as a shipped Its files to the Justice fine and honed man. "The people of Georgia know Department and outlined eight New president of the Sanford Kiwanis Club Earl Weldon presented outgoing OU Herman Is no crook," said Sen. possible crimes that may have president .Jack Weible with a plaque of appreciation for his service to the club at occurred, Including possible ErnSd Hollings, D.S.C. Wednesday's Inn chew: meeting. WeIbIe will serve as public relations chairman Talmadge, a millionaire who perjury by Talmadge. in (lie ('Hilling year. Talmadge told the Senate he during his 23 years In the Senate became one of Its most welcomed the Justice Departpowerful members, waited ment investigation because "I until the vote was over before have nothing to fear." As Compromise Falls Apart CHAIR TAKEN Palermo said Campbell's check was made out to Leonard Gains. Campbell was buying two cartons of Campbell Is in Seminole County jail Friday morning in lieu of $5,250 bond. __ Financial Crisis Pending - Friday, Oct. 12, 1979-3A Lake Mary Cons *- dri - e--.n_g Land Use Plan -- IN BRIEF LEGION STEREO SWIPED Between 9p.m. Sunday and 11 a.m. Wednesday someone broke the glass on an auditorium window and crawled in the American Legion Building, Lakeview Drive, Seminole County sheriff' deputies reported. Paul Benjamin Harsh, 25,772 East Church Ave., Longwood told' the deputies that once inside the burglars took a component stereo system worth $400. Fires * Courts * Poik. Beat ' NA11ON from 519 E. First St. He said the incident occurred between Sept. 26 and Sept. 28. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. I -- ,A - - - - r" - - - ' -" „.~.,” �I Evening Herald USP .181 280) 300N. FREN(11 Av:.. SANF'Om), FLA. 32771 Area ('ode 305-322-2C1 1 orfi3I-9993 11. Around Friday, October 12, 1979-4A - - - - -- - - . -------- -- - WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Ij 9 __ °' I w 'Free Trade The Clock By JANE CASSELBERRY Or Fair Trade? Proponents of the market economy, from Adam Smith to Milton Friedman, have been ardent believers in free tra(le. Tariffs and other restrictions, they assert, are just so many conspiracies to rob the consumer. If another country can manufacture an item more cheaply than it can be turned omit at home, why shouldn't the consumer be allowed the benefit of 4w lower price? Why Instead should government protect a domestic industry at -- Ralph Pezold, (ranch manager of Flagship's new Longwood facility, learned a lesson Monday night that even when you come bearing gifts you don't mess around with City Commissioner J. Russell Grant. While qwaiting his turn on the agenda to Present five paintings of city's historical buildings The dedication ceremony for the Florida Audubon Society's Madlyn Baldwin Center for Birds of Prey will take place Oct. 19 at 1 p.m. at the aviary on the grounds of Florida Audubon, 921 Lake Sybelia Drive, Maitland. Part of the money for the project was raised in conjunction perhaps the mod unusual fund raiser yet, Eagle Lady Doris Mager. Doris, you will recall, gained national publicity for the plight of the eagle by sitting for a week lnan abandoned eagles nest near Winter Springs. Itisamazlng how well a televised sports eveñt can speed up a lengthy agenda. Eager to get home In time for Monday night kickoff, Longwood Commissioner made amotion (in jest?) Items 9 through 19 be approved. Later several developers were amazed to find their site plans approved and performance bonds waived without any objection. Just so they didn't get off too easily, however, City Administrator David Chacey, who heads up the public employees division of the United Way campalgn, put the bite onthern for a contribution as they were leaving. The unique dome-shaped facility with pie-shaped cages will have the capacity to house a minimum of 30 birds. Florida pdubon now has 35 birth of prey SIGN-OFF: Seen In front of a carpet store in Longwood-111A us cast a sell over you." ANGL E.WAL TERS There is no denying the logic of this argument. Off ? \8 0 'MN'T GIVE THEM A PLACE To LIVE! WHY I.1OULD WE JE.W HAVE TO °LVE.TF4i N? It To - MONDAY, OCTOBER is Grandmastersofficial visit, Sanford Lodge 27, dinner 6 P.M., IOOF Hall, 1074 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Seuth Seminole Garden flub, 1 p.m., Casselberry Woman's Club, Overbrook Drive. Mrs. Helen Hammond of the Orlando Garden Club will speak on orchids. WEDNESDAy, OCTOBER 17. League of Women Voters of Seminole County, brown bag luncheon, 11:30 am., 145 Wilford, Ave., Longwood. Discussion on Tax questions. of Hi m Public Iiiorm_atlsal Meeting for proposed SR 46 ByDONGRAFF You've got to hand ft to Jimmy Carter fir Putting the Cuban situation In proper p$spective. "Politics and nuclear arsenals do not mix," Ic has decided after a closer examination of tie status quo that so recently was unacceptab. "We must not play politics with SALT IL". What now makes the situation acceptable well, let's say tolerable is that one combpt brigade presents no direct threat. Besides, te Soviets have not been persuaded to remove it n response to U.S. representations stopplg carefully short of repeating the eye eyeball Cuban confrontation of 1962. And wlo would want that? "A confrontation might be emotional satisfying for a few days or weeks for son -e people, but it would be destructive to the nation Interest and the security of the United States It'i only a guess, of course, but It's jmM possible that observation was delivered wI$h some specific people In mind. Such as severl member, of that highly political body, the U States Senate. ___ ___ P.M., Room 203 Seminole County Courthouse. Seminole Spikes flub of Welcome Wagoa monthly luncheon, Wedmosge Recreation Center, Altamonte Springs. Cards, 9:30 a.m.; lunch, noon. Program on "Rape Awareness and Crimes Against Women" by Officer Bettye Smith of the Seminole Sheriffs Departmed. ' f- Touring Florida Card Party sponsored by Women's Auxiliary to DeBary Firemen's Man., 7 p.m., refreshmuds, 7:30 p.m., game darts, DeBary Firemen's Rec Hall, 12 Colomba Road, DeBary. Tickets available at door. - '- panei discussion on "Adolescents and the Court system" sponsored by Council for Exceptional Children 7:30 p.m., Winter Spring. Elementary School. Open to all Interested persons. HortIculture and Flower Arranging classes, free to public, 9:30 am. till mid-afternoon, Sanford Garden Club building, entrance to SweLsnd Estates, Fairmoid Drive and Highway 17492. ThURSDAY, OCTOBER 11 Garden Clek of god hmcl%eOn and general meeting, 11a.m., Garden Club building, Pairmont DIve and 1ighway1742, Swdand Estate.. Sam. Hwy U. Jac*nom, D.Wa.h., for one, ha b.amrsungCohs, an th'I.usmadstoordaq' for a demonstration of presidential leadershib. Only it is leadership of the order that wou compel the Soviets to Pull out not only the r 0 A Black Tuesday Party - : Letters to the editor are welcomed for publication. All letters must be signed, with a : mailing address and, if possible, a telephone number so Ilip identity of the writer may be : verified. 'Flie Evening Herald will respect the ::wishes of writers who do not want their names In print. The Evening Herald also reserves the right to edit letters to eliminate libel or to conform to space requirements. Fisk Fry and Auction hosted by Carl N Galloway Independent Telephone Pioneer Club, 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., Altamonte Civic Center. Auction at 2p.m., flea market all day. Proceeds to building athletic course In Altamonte and Camp Thunderbird for retarded children. roadway overpass of Seaboard Coast Line Railroad, 7:30 - Write MIn-conference on aging "Aging in Art & Loiters: A Creative Speculation on the Aging Process, 9 a.m. to noon, Orlando Public Library, downtown Orlando. Free to the public. Ti.W ARAB - - SATURDAy, OCTOBER 13 Florida Stale Poetry Aun. reception for National Poets Day, 2 p.m., Winter Park Library. Reading of local published poets. To Hand NASHUA, N.H. (NEA) Despite all the brave talk about grass-roots drafts of presidential candidates, a successful write-in campaign on behalf of any candidate will be difficult task In next year's first primary election. One citizen group in New Hampshire already has mounted an elaborate campaign to draft Sen. Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts in the Democratic primary and another Is forming to promote former President Gerald H. Ford in the Republican primary. Kennedy probably will make a public coinmitment prior to Dec. 27, the last day to(He for a position on the official ballot. But Ford currently appears to be waiting for an outpouring of grass-roots support to carry him into the race. Write-In enthusiasts regularly cite the technique's two notable successes In recent New Hampshire primaries the victories of Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge in the 1964 Republican contest and President Lyndon B. Johnson in the 1968 Democratic race. In those days, New Hampshire relied heavily on paper balloisthat made It easy to write in the name of an undeclared candidate. But times have changed, and next year approximately 4o percent of the date's precincts will be using LIGHTER SIDE voting machines. at I..1..J_.. LI... L.L_L.. t......_ L.1.....L ..IAI.... '" Manchester, Nashua, Concord and Portsmouth — as well u the towns of Exeter and Casting a write-in vote on a machine is a complex process involving sliding windows, pulling levers and various other maneuvers. And By DICK WEST uniform Instruction sheets are useless because WASHINGTON (UP!) On Monday, Oct. 29, the six communities have different types of America will observe the 50th anniversary of the machines, some mechanical and others com- 1929 "Black Tuesday" dock market crash. puter-based. Although the Smithsonian Institution Is opening a special exhibit In honor of the ocAlthough the new $8 million Hilton Hotel in the culon, that sort of commemoration doesn't small community of Merrimac, H.H., doesn't seem quite festive enough. A celebration this officially open until this month, contender. In the momentous calls for a party, and it isn't too 1980 presidentIal campaign have been Jockeying early to dart making plans. One of the nice things about having a Black for weeks to reserve the ballroom on the nigist of Tuesday party Is that you can pay off a good New Hampshire's Feb. 21 flrd-In.the.natlon many social obligations with relatively little In mid-September, supporters of Sen Edward esponse. Since the 19 Wall Street panic Is generally M. Kennedy, D.Mass., placed the first claim on credited with precipitating the Great Depr Ow ballroom and two dozen guest rooms In th e sian, all sorts of bargain rate entertainment hotel, located midway between Manchester and possibIlitIes suggest themselves. Nashua. For decorations, all you need do is drape the Ten days later, campaign officials premises with replicas of the famous Variety representing both President Carter and former headline: "Wall Street Lays an Egg." California Go,. Ronald Reagan made similar As for food, Mr. and Mrs. Clever Hod and requests but were told by Michael Fairweather, W*tai will want to duplicate as closely as Un hotel's sales director, that Kennedy's possible one of the famous "soup kitchens" of backers had the first claim. that era. For dessert, .etupa card table onasimuld.d IntheconununityofBedcrd,elgIdmllestothe north, every room in the Sheraton Wayfarer street corner and sill apples for a nickel apiece. Hotel his tong been reserved for the satire two For party favors, peas arosmd confetti made weeks prior to the primary, according to Susan out of old ticker tap.. Greenberger, the hotel's sales director. Since 1129 was a prohibitIon year, serve only Many of those rooms will be occupied by 3.2 beer. U your beverage dealer doesn't carry televIsion-network employee.. anything that Impotent, a reasonably accurate - Salle Harrisos Chipier DAR, 2:30 p.m., Florida Power & 14Mbuilding. 1. PALE1iNIAt, AN RAELI PROBLEM? T' Write-Ins Written FRIIAY, OCTOBER 12 house and ribbon cutting for Seminole County Mental Health Center Satellite Office and Stepping Stones Daycare and Elderly Program, 2:30 p.m., 110W; First Si, Sanford. You've Got WI-IY ART.1E Ualted Way rIplit diamr, 7p.m., GigI's, 500 Regency Square, Casselberry. Dutch treat hosted by Casselberry Lions Club. '- virtually everything else stationed on the IsLa*I short of embassy guards In Havana. There is now of this in the new Cuban spective. But the national security Is by ijo means ignored, what with stepped-up sic. velilance of Soviet forces on the IslanØ, establishment of a new Caribbean Task Forc, expanded military maneuvers In the region an, for good measure, a reinforced U.S. na4l presence In the Indian Ocean. And just coibcidentally, it has been announced that etaiy of DefenseHarold IL Brown Is going tna discussmilitirymatters, reversing acy avoiding the touchy topic with the vIetf touchiest nei ghbor. But nothing belligerent in this, mind you, since "the brigade Issue is certainly no reason fora rdurnto the cold war." facsimile can be created by pouring one of the modem "light" beers into a pitcher and mixing It with equal parts of water. Should any of the guests desire something stronger, require them to "bootleg" their own In hip flasks, or else buy it at a "speakeasy" you have setupinthe bathroom, complete with atub full of gin and a couple of corrupt aldermen. To add to the fun, make It a costume party. Male guests can dress In Salvation Army handouts or military, unifor ms of the type worn by the troops who broke up the "Bonus March" on Washington. Women guests can come as "flappers" with short skirts, rolled-down stockings, bobbed hair and rouged knees. The mod vivid mental picture we have of Black Tuesday Is that of financiers jumping out of brokerage office windows In tho dock exchange district. A symbolic reenactment undoubtedly would make a grand clh'iu to your party. If you dsn't happen N" to know any Will Stied magnates personally, ask some of your friende to Impersonate financially rained tycoons. Position them atop your piano or refrigerator and have th.mjwnp off aithejwbsnd you havs hired forth*evening plays "Brother, Can You Sparea AARP and NART covered dish luncheon, now at Sanford Civic Center. Program on generic drugs open to all senior citizens. Iscuasioi a In que.tls.s, Seminole County League of Women Voters, 7:30 p.m., 114 Live Oak Lane, Altamonte Springs. Open to public. 11 1 1 FRIDAY, OCT. 11 Rummage and lake Sale, 8:30a.m. to 5p.m., Ascension LaJ'eran Church, Ascension Drive, Cauciberry. Span. scrod by Ladies Guild. I 7 9S Meanwhile, back In the Senate a poweriji member I. having some difficulty keeping p41.Ucs and arsenals separate. Frank Qsivch, D. Ida., chairman of the Foreign Relations Co4mittee, turned an li*elllgsnce leak en th brigade into a publicity river back be Now he welcomes Soviet assurances th will be no build up of the brigad "something more" will be neCemary SALT II treaty Is not to be rejected ___ White Elephant Sale sponsored by Winter Park Hospital Anv41Iry, Association Building In Eadgate Shopping Center on Mama Avenue, Winter Park,? am. to 7p.m. L SATURDAY, oCTOBER NO School Class of 1170 mom p.m., residence of Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Holloway III, 1816 Harding Ave., Lincoln Helgt*s, Sanford. • __ Sal. sponsored by Winter Park Hoepital Anilfr'y, 7a.m. to 2p.m., Association Building, Eadgate Shopping Center, Alcena Avenue, Winter Park. 1 ~-d Saute" Sanford YEW Post 18180 dinwv 61:10 P" hone.. Opan to public. That something may be forthcoming, aItho It the timing Is rigId, older guests will relive . the economic collapse and the yomse. enss will not from the Russim experience it vicariously. Either way, a good You certainty do have to hand It to Jin4y Carter. thne will be had by alL ___ p.m., log cabin ___ Adin Fleets, sponsored by U11m American Social Club of SanfOrd, 8 p.m..4 All Souls Social Hall, Sib and Oak Avenue. Dinner and doncing to two liv, bands. Tickets Wine & Queue Cafe, Sanford Fleas I BERRY'S WORLD IUNDAY, OCTOBER 21 1 Wedur SprIgs Vuhaluer Eke Dqssl.4's 40 A Chiches larbieW, noon to p.m., Wor Sprags Ewe $tation No. 1,' 188 Moss Road. Procisda for emergency i us tice, Department Shredded' * Papers Ow of the Watergate WASHINGTON Yet the eacative, Gesrgo We Jr., was mat veigi"' of uredons price rIij- This has givemnod invetigats as Innocent at firj NOW was lbs 'desp-ik" of deowiidik hulided for felonious otuotles of bodice, as cod Amarican eunngrs many " 1ON of the dsdrwUen uccusrod wssn the arival an be In electric hula from Wkarpaw.d mall of an "Information Copy" of the ubpoul — gv'or*cimcials. It is apracticsodisppUj, wasillo esdgei*ytoer&wptdcoort lscos"psM__ aodthsssntee of tlwIctaslsubpama by aU thatdWhannotdopped —am'el.r—andwasId off ibhaee. "M.Naco was not. cod.r.d a Senate investIgators were dunned to learn Thu. we. led one ipiemla in the Ur'f urn potential delendast In any 'civil or criminM t, -i'i bSCS no rsc.sdly that as many as 96,880 grand jury Cartel Polite., which w orcbedretsd by Jibe p.cssdi," the repast notes. "k we. osportod matter, however, whim tniay by docusnesdi had been shredded lad March. 'the Shwwøeld, hued of Jodice's edMred duals.. t Naaco could pruut4s valuable rneMlm tiusare oMkiaic we.. hued by the grad Jul d,cw',Ma had been subpoanasd by a grad jury Yet he was ed held I diari$s; on the con-- on prng mr'-'ires in the uranium I. bJ( t ms. !nft —ci, $ Investigating price axing by the latsindleal tracy, be was Pulled and pruinstit H. In c,' 1 g y." ii ui m.siweijg was dome with the op for Senate coalkmaths as Miey (hurl The lodvil grad JWY $ldi,Za Otdirid dulIbseatuly, i that he .thrn ,tsd j5, tp eI1lcIala Buijesnin QvUetWa chief deputy. Numse to prodoce "a ducuinosta in Is coisfulIy, e. I tweed out to get a sohol i -' tbeIj kmowIse that the Senate i.ld an eprf dumsr abed pa mJ lV1toJae96,967g,tat Judiciary AstlIsed Ssbcsaemittos woded to hum. He is given to mohW_qesod,, discussed dls.s by foreign peeducurs to less than a. whels truth abed the WMim. I ' the .vldvcs. VVIPe eked the iu of ocP4mle Cirqlik&. the urodum mark, the had of i ci Idles Decarl The department's envaller -"Mr toward cdrutlui He assured repsslsr, laity Am ursatoni prim I the Uodsd Status ad skied, , pj Cr&: s thet he dlde't 'euiber the taik ci cstai IN , ducemesatary eulduacs would come as w ar$ bijaulir by US bet.dálI.cidl,( prim to seeders If they had ass. an Intursel the propsead dIcimd. ahuch wrscm-' daedodin -SKPW--IWaØ.JSSlaeadflNPSI Idles Dupsibad mumoruuthin that 'as part m be a Mpeg. ripest byishist Pabrth the Uodad lists., ad Nausea kibs -. jpim it set snag ussail d*herEIJdeVNkIbyIhSCSSt iadZdhP.Vrslbsig.Ja.$,$fl,WVr, Wirmathasseutos.." ___ 4 '' l __ . . . . . — -I MONDAY, OCTOBER29 8id YEW Fist IONS, $ p.m., he Cobb post horn.. , Thesqprisusdnims,whicbi.wfllbshuppy plunitorhismwy: aw,a.w.sstedm. It alas, auususld..,..,b..she husk to ton'ek.aviIetotheliu't frisk a string iusdho s prr el .' 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'° '1'' _•••_•_ . . fl - -.......... ..- - .. -•-.. . , . .. .---..---.--, . . : Facilities for nurse training tiSe:tihoIetoniy fees were waived on some School Board for computer students because of a lack of service. registration forms when The board also approved needed, Weldon said. establishing a special checking According to Weldon the board approved agreements account with Flagship Bank with Metro Vending company, whereby the checks will be Community Coordinated Child tATiten by a computer, enabling Care For Central Florida Inc., the college to improve its Orlando Regional Medical bookkeeping, Weldon said. Center and Allied Health GARRY GRAU approved and given priority by the state. The $119,000 assigned to the college for improvements was divided into small amounts, from $35,00) to $2,000 so that the items could be separately bid, Weldon said. The board approved the appointment of Eugene Rivers as an instructor in automobile Grand Prize To Moreland By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer ming a total of 100 laps and Dr. John Morgan swam 165 laps to raise $533 for the fight against leukemia. Frederic Gaines III, 10, also swam o laps. Ten adults and 34 children swain in Sanford to raise atotal of $5,150.00, Mrs. Homer said. All swimmers who par. ticipated in the Super Swim Classic should collect their pledges and bring them with their pledge sheets to the party Sunday at Wet 'n Wild in Orlando between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. Winners of other prizes will be determined at that time and everyone who turns In $30 or more will be given a Super Swim Classic T-shirt. All Super Swim Classic swimmers will be admitted free to Wet 'n' Wild for the day. As top fund raiser for Central Florida In the Sept. 30 Leukemia Super Swim Classic, Rick Moreland of Sanford will be winner of the grand prize ofa weekend at Daytona Beach. Swimming 192 laps at the Days Inn Pool in Sanford, for a total of more than $1,550 in Pledges, Moreland Was best out of the 16 events held In Pools around Central Florida. He was sponsored by the Sanford Rotary Club and Sanford Rotaract. Carol Dawn and Dr. Randy Brown swam 200 laps each according to Mrs. Peggy Homer, local chairman, with Carol having a total of $254 in pledges and Randy, $380. Kathy Miller brought in $565 swim. REALTY 'TRANSFERS Iii Aire Homes Inc to G.o,'ge F. ArnOIdO. wt Mary L.,Lot 101 Bat.Aire Hills Un 2, $42,200. Sol-Aim Homes Inc to Larry E. Hayes awl Barbara F., Lot 103 Del. Aim Hills Un 2, $15,100. WP Fed fo Robert E, McIntosh 5. WI Leslie 0., $ 15.66 ft of Lot 10 & N 39 ft of Lot 11 51k 21 Suburban HOmeS, $11,000. R. H. David & WI Dorothy V. to .1. R. Hattaway a J. M. Hattaway, S 6 chains of NE¼ of 5E¼ of Sect. 2, $100. Lloyd H. Schlagenhauf 1. WI Jean L. to Robert A. Coftren a WI Judith D., Lot 26Blk2$abal Point amended plat, $110,000. James C. Daniels I WI Linda L. to James C. Johnson & WI Juanita G., W½ of Lot 22 1 Lot 23 Ilk H W Alt Hts, Sec 21 $37,500. Gary L. Batten I WI Darlene G. to Donald W. Reed 1w1Martha J., Lot 11 DIII 22 N Oil 1st Add, $33,500. Sunrise Erectors inc to Robert A. Elsenmenger a Lena Ray, Lot 31 Sunrise Un 1, $61,900. Clarence H. Lehr I WI MarIon T. to Glenn R. Harbor 1*1Pamela L., Lot tllkA5weetwater Oaks Sect. 3# Herald Photo by Tom Netsef CHECK BRINGS Wm. D. Perkins I. WI Donna J. to Louis S. McCann Jr 1 WI Brenda L., Lots 7.9 Ilk C Sanlando Springs Tr 10 Second rep, $27,023. Jeffrey W. Quinn, Craig Quinn & Robert L. I. Earley Quinn to Shirley Ann Quinn, Lot 4IEflft of Lots DIII 3 Canaan, $100. A. David Sirrianna I. *1 Mary A. to David 0. Hawkins & WI Patricia 5., Lot 179 Wrnwood lOs Un 7, $49,500. Kevin J.McCarthy&wf Denise to Glenn A. Preising I WI Carol S., Lot 20 Ilk 0 P4 On Ranches Sect, 3.A, TEST YOUR MEDIA I U. Solve This Puzzle To Find Your Best Advertising Buy! ACROSS: I I 1171, ''N•I'1S,U $ ...mw 6060141,30490" 7 514.$ $W Mitw .111111.1111.14 ii is'I 6*0$ 4.0,17111 .tIlCI II I 51,1 Lloyd I. Pillar awl Joanne L., Lot 712 _ SprIng Oaks Un 1, $37,000. Thia-e Sturgeon a *1 Geneva L. to Joseph A. Wasar JHr. a WI Anna M., Lot2 uk 9 Eastbrook $ubdv, Un 6, 546100. cia,. N. Jones a hb lenten Clark to Lloyd J. Halls IWI Owendolyn J., Lot IS Sleepy Hollow IN Add, o uruos. Kelly M.Vseslw$Tkfs$.tojol,n N. lane a Marlan N. Soils & Rebecca J. She (Sal), Lot 134 Windward ft led 2, 562.1*. 1d V. Fryer &wf Karen S. to Susne A. Fisy I WI SiSsy H., Lot 75 HIghland Plus IM 3, $10,iSe. puv i.ds a." ,." SI rsded 14*1114 II SI as I*I$111 .4*5111, e.' u alIw ,.w u,.g to Tftf 1111111 to do we It you as VOl IpIp Cwwfts on IN plea ,w 14*11.. p1.' 51111151711 II TWSTY "ma .'1mol 1511..'w1,,I lN1.$ai too two • .. IS 1"MWW le sslN%p1,1141.,I. 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Wol: a WI Wanda S. to Kathy Fox,' Special Risk Sales Representative for Hartford Insurance Co., presents check for $150 from her company to Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce Executive Manager Jack Homer (right) for the Golden Age Olympics. Bob Crumley (left), local Hartford agent, got the company to provide a unique policy to cover senior citizens while they are competing in olympic events, and donates his commission for the policy to the annual event. OLYMPiC SMILES Edith M. Davie to Eduardo E. Urgeliesa WI Rosa E., Lot 9 Ilk D Town ICountry Est. Rep, $13,000. Lewis Glass 1 *1 Charlotte to Ezra St. Clam, Lot 44 Foxwood Phase 1. $11,644. ca Gardens Inc to Wm R. Drake I WI Shanyn H., part of Lot 96 Ilk 0, D. R. Mitchells Survey of Levy Grant, 13.300. Susan 8. Fink Ike Susan Berman At Susan B. liner a hb Louis U. Fink to Mary K. Ansley, Lot 5 81k A The Sprfts Live Oak Viii, $90,000. Miller I Sons of Ft to Lonnle G. 197.000. a WI Karen, Lot 27 81k A Mary Ganzenhuber to Joseph H. 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I - W)AY, OCTOBER 29 laded YEW $180 Ladles LuNacy, 0 p.m., log cabin 'pod home. — 001111 A computer system for grant from the state for InSeminole Community College to novative projects. -teach basic -skills in ---math,- Ned Johnson, director of the reading, and communicative local project, said about 2,000 arts to adults has been ap- different programs can be proved for funding by the transmitted by PLATO which Florida Department of he hopes will be in operation by Education College President Dec. 1. E.S. Weldon announced. He said the system has been Weldon said SCC will receive proven to raise the grade level PLATO, Programmed Logic of students one grade level for Automated TeachIng every 20 hours of instruction Operation, through a $50,000 with the computer terminal. Friday, Oct. 12,1979-SA Sys tem Aids Studen ts Computer kI ... ' SCC Marie Wilson. Lot 45 Heatharton Foth Ammi Ob$ebsvfest Golf Toweaes$, sponby do DAm Ana Chamber of Commerce, Dillon. C.dry Club, In ON 10 a.m. Bitht supper.. ____ JACK ANDERSON I Q Open 1. VIEWPOINT Are The In practice, free trade leads to specialization, to efficient use of resources, and to greater prosperity for all nations. It also ha an important side effect: by making nations more dependent on each other, it furthers international Cooperation and world peace. The problem is that nations, like individuals, do not always behave logically even when their long-term best interests are at stake. Many of our trading partners, for example, have really not embraced the principle of free trade to the same extent that we have. Thus, while there has been a general lowering of tariffs in recent years, the Japanese and the Europeans have raised "safety," "quality control," and other red-tape barriers to American goods while enjoying easy access to our own markets. This situation has contributed to our current balance of payments deficit. In the continuing debate on this issue, two extreme solutions have been proposed. One Is that we return to high tariffs a move that would prompt our trading partners to do the same and would ultimately hurt us all. The other the pure free market solution is to do nothing. As Milton Freidman has observed, protectionism invariably backfires. By contributing to our balance of payments deficit, our trading partners are weakening the dollar, and correspondingly lowering the price of American goods relative to theirs. In time, the balance will right itself. Unfortunately, until this adjustment Is made, we must contend with business fa il ures and massive unemployment. For this reason, most Americans are likely to find this solution even tess appealing than the first. Perhaps the best policy lies between the two extremes. If we cannot have free trade, let us have fair trade. In other words, let us serve notice on our trading partners that while we will not resort to tariffs, we will impose the same non-tariff barriers on their goods that they impose on ours. When Europe and .Japan were in ruins at the end of World War 11, this country had the strongest economy in the world. While we enjoyed economic pre-eminence, we could afford a liberal policy on imports. Today, faced with a major trade deficit and the OPEC hemorrhage we can no longer do so. We have been generrn to our trade partners in the past. It is not too much now to ask that they be fair to us. DAR R CALEN In Its program, which Is administered with lovinl care by Doris and Krlsta Morgan, curator of the aviary. The society will conduct guided tours through the aviary complex to educate the public about these magnificent birds and their right to life. It Is es - petted the facility wIll-be-especlally-popularior school field trips and children's organizations. .1 his expense? Please -- Martha Yancey and Florence Korgan are said to be lining up acts for a "doosy" of a Jubilee- variety and talent show tobea part of this year's Golden Age Olympics. Some of the acts will definitely reveal a new aide to some of Sanford's leading citizens! They are still looking for more talented senior citizens to perform and medals will be awarded to the winners In the contest, which will be Nov. 8 at 7:30 p.m. at the Sanford Civic Center. ______ Home Delivery: 9fl t't;ts; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. fly Mail Vt'('k, $100; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, $24.00; Year $47.00. Mayor June Lorma,m, Pezold decided to come to the aid of an engineer. The engineer representing a developer who was trying to get plans for his minishopping center approved was having trouble getting through to Grant so Pexold explained his bank had an Identical drainage system and it worked fine. Grant who is not as dense as he acts, wasted no time putting him in his place, so much so that Pezold apologized for speaking out before presenting the gift. They're calling Sheila Brown this year's United Way of Seminole campaign chairman, their "charmin' chairman" and at the second report luncheon Tom Hunt (who's pretty charmin' himself) let It he known "We squeese OUR Cimarmin" Sheila replied, blushing, "Don't tell Harry (her hub. Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. __ - •--•. _.,."W a _-_.1_.-__r % , ,.1 ________ .. . ..- .- -•.•-. - -'4 .m.w..' - -.ir'-- p.' - -'p -.. -. .4 .,- - ' 11%. 'is....*f -''• .. - -., - •. ' -. �Bird, 'Magic' Make Debut SPORTS A-Evenlng Herald Sanford, Ft. a N McL.regor PITTSBURGH UPI Eight years after the two of them helped will a world championship for Pittsburgh, Manny Sanguillen chose another dramatic occasion to remember his late friend Roberto Clemente. "Anything we do is going to be for Clemente," Sanguillen said Thursday night after his two-out, pinch-hit single in the ninth inning gave the Pirates a 3-2 victory over the Baltimore Orioles and evened the World Series at one victory apiece. The Series switches to Three Rivers Stadiwit tonight for Game 3 with lefthander Scott McGregor scheduled to pitch J.R. Richard Inks Four Year Contract With Houston Astros HOUSTON (UP!) - The Houston Astros Thursday signed ace pitcher J.R. Richard to a four-year contract, extending through the 1983 season. The signing took place in Pittsburgh in the offices of Rn hard's agent, Torn Reich, and came less than one week before he could have declared free agency. Astros ;e'rierd Manager Tal Smith made the announcement. Pacers Reach 11 Player Limit !NIIANAPOI.IS ( UPI) - The Indiana Pacers Wednesday reached the 11-player limit for the start of the NBA season by placing center Len Elmore and guard John Kuester on the injured reserved list. Elmore, if live-year 6-foot-9 center from Maryland, severed a tendon in his right thumb while going for a rebound in practice. Keuster has pain in his lower back and will be out for a week to 10 days. DiMagglo And Mays Inducted S1N FRANCISCO (UP!) 10 Baseball greats Joe I)iMaggio and Willie Mays, basketball stars Bill Russell and hank Luisetti and football's Ernie Nevers are the first inductees elected into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame, it was announced Thursday by Chairman Lou Spadla. 2Manolo.Etexpe 10.20 3.40 3.20 1 Simon- Vegas 5.40 5.40 ôAlava.Juan 3.00 O' United Press international 0(1.2) 32.60; P (21) 93.40 y Game 2 3117 6) 323.60. 070000001-Sixth game (,.it iL 010 001 000-- 2 61 10.60 1.00 4.70 Ill yftr'n, D.Robinson ' 4Leque.OJa 1 AldanaJuan 6.60 460 Tkai (9) and OI( Palmer. 3SabinoArmore 2.60 M.. I. liel (8), Stanhouse 0(1.4) 32.60; P (41) 64.10; T (4-I. '110 D'aipsey. W-O.Pobinson. 3) 219.40. 1 G,,,rer 7b OlyIevn r F;ier , ph Plohnson p nquIitn ph Tt'uIv,.! p Totals BALTIMORE 13u'vbry ci O(Ii,n(;t,r ss (rowli'y ph 1 M,,r I nd p St,,'house p snOlcion rI Murray lb DcCinces 3b Lo'nstein If Smi lli 2b () rnpey C I'alrrwr p Kelly ph PITTSBURGH (UP!) - Anytime you catch Mutiny Sanguillen, you'll always see hint with great big smile on his face. That's practically his trademark. Inside, tie's an entirely different human being who's being torn up because he can't play as much as he'd love to anymore. At 35, Sanguillen possesses the body of a man nearly 10 years younger. He keeps himself in remarkably good physical shape and in his own mind, at least, he still feels capable of being a firststring catcher with some mythical big league club. On the Pittsburgh Pirates, however, he is basically a pinch hitter and third-string receiver behind Ed Ott and rookie Steve Nicosia. Trying to cheer him up at breakfast in the coffee shop of the hotel where the Pirates make their World Series' headquarters in Baltimore, Sangy's wife, Kathy, an utterly delightful lady with attractive blonde curls and an engaging smile, suddenly preten ded she was a sportscaster Tuesday morning describing the first Series game agai nst the Orioles - which later was canceled because of rain. "eTh score is tied, 2-2, with two out and two mimen on ..." Kathy Sanguillen started out, her voice rising. "Here he commies, Manny Sanguillen," she continued, more excitedly yet. "He's coming in from the bullpen ... and now h e takes a bat from the rack and walks up'to the plate ... The pitcher throws a strike ... Don't worry, Sangy, that's only one ... The pitcher throws again, and it's another strike ... You still have one left, Sangy. Look It over good ... Here comes the pitch and Sangy connects ... It's a base hit and the winning run is scoring for Pittsburgh ... Wow! I can't believe it ... My hero!" Listening to her account, the Alexanders smiled while Sanguillen laughed a little selfconsciously. "Oh, Kathy," he told her, "you're always teasing Inc." When the Pirates finally did actually get aroun d to playing the first World Series game Wednesday night, all Sanguillen could do was bounce out weakly to shortstop, and the Orioles beat them, 5- Seventh geme 3Echa.Urquidl 13.60 5.40 4.10 6NeguiDoug ab r hbl o 7.40 540 7RicaArana 6.10 Q (34) 26.00, P (3-6) 70.60, 1 (3-6- 4 0 I 0 7) 543.00. Elghthgams 4010 4 1 1 0 lAIavaUrquidl 20.60 10.20 4.00 ArtaOyarl 10.20 3.30 3 1 I 0 2.60 1 0 1 0 lManolo.Zarre (4-7) $6.61; p 4.7) 359.7$; T (4-7 0000 1) 34.$0. 1021 Ninth game I 3 Vegas 7.20 5.20 3.60 201 2 Rica 10.40 6.20 200 5 Simon s.00 0000 Q (2-3) 40.40: P (3-3) 97.50; 1 (2-2. 01 000I 015) 31240 Tenth game 0000 I Urlzar 12.60 3.40 3.60 33 311 3 6.60 5.20 ab r (Ibi Slarre 2 Elexpe 12.00 5000 0(1-5) 31.00; P(1S) 111.16:1 (1-11. 3000 .60. 0 0 0 0 2) p6.60. 0000 AldanaYza 7.60 4.20 2.60 0000 I I 1 0 7Aiave-Vegas 10.00 3.10 3 I 3 2 1 SimonAltu 0(3•7)34.60,P(3-7) 136.20,1(3-74000 3 0 I 0 I) 319.00. Twsifth earns 4000 3 0 1 0 SMar'olo.Yza .I0 1.40 3.20 Ira Mmdci 0.00 760 2000 4 .20 0 0 0 0 2lsgue.Vegas Q (5-7) 35.65; p (5.7) 18.10,1 (si. 1 o 00 Totals n 2 6 3 2) 214.30. A - 1746, Handle $127,160. F't'txh NC 020 000 001-3 Thursday N1Ø$ Ildil AL 010001 000-2 Pint some Parker, DeCinces, Foil. 700 3.20 3.60 or' -- Pittsburgh 3, BolIlmore 2. 4 J ose.Doug 400' 3.00 Lll-OD7, Baltimore 2Plta.Boitla 8 2B-Murray. HR-Murray S N.I l'Quldl (2-4) 27.40; 1 (4.2-5) 143.44. (1). SF-Ott. Second some IP H 1 IN also 2 Plta.Urquldl 13.00 3.00 4.00 Pittsburgh 5.00 Blyleven 6 S 2 2 2 0 ?tg00tg 300 4.30 W 2 1 0 0 3 2 4EchaAmors s r"Irci a Tekulve S Baltimore I 0 0 0 0 i Palmer 7 I 2 2 2 3 . "You blew your big chance," she kidded him when they were in their hotel room later. "They'll never use you again. You know they give you only one chance and you blew She looked over to see what reaction that would evoke and discovered he was sound asleep. However, summoned as a pinch hitter Th ursday night in the tdmth Inning, he came in to hit for Don Robinson with Ott on Q 42-7) 32-110 P (2-11 a-44i T (2-i. second and Garner on first, two out and the score tied, 2-2, exactly 4) 206.1141 DD (4-2) 19.0. a his wife had "broadcast" two days earlier. With the count 1-and-2, Sangy went to right field with one of Dan Stanhouse's sliders for a single that scored Ott with the run Stnhouse L T. Martinez that gave the Pirates a dramatic 3-2 victory and evened the Series batter in 9th. at one game apiece. A- it 136- 46. WP-Palrner. T-3:13. P..r*geme "When you don't play every day, It is difficult to adjust," 53,739. 6SImon.L.oza 10.00 4.00 5.00 Sangulllen told reporters afterward. "All I was trying to do was 3Jos1Altu World Series 3.10 lBiIb.oOla 3.00 make contact." By United Press International 0(3-4) 47,59: P (4-3) )60.60J y Waiting for her husband after the game, Kathy Sanguillen Baltimore vs. Pittsburgh 7)734_n. Best of Seven talked about how difficult It was for him this season when he went (All Times EDT) Pliffigame 2Simon.Urquldi 9.00 3.104.10 to bat only74times,mostlyas a pinch hitter, and wound up with a (Series tied, 1-I) 4 II'4-Oy$Vj 3.10 .230 batting average that was far removed from the .379 he hit for Oct. 9 - Pittsburgh at Baltimor e 3 BilbsoJuan ppd.. rein 4.00 the Pirates in helping them beat the Orioles in the 1971 World I 1 0 0 0 1 OEchano.UrquldI T.Mrtnez 4 Oct. 11 2 0.00 7.20 3.10 5.20 3.60 2.00 0(4.4) 2LsS P(4-4)43.IS; 1 1 2 1 1 1 0 lP4igul.Coldo 1 RiciQulola pitched to 0(24) 60.60: p (2-4) 112.1$: 1 (3-4- Oct. 10 - Baltimore S. Pittsburgh 3)40.24. - Pittsburgh 3, Baltimore Siztt,gem. 4AldanaOyerl 19.60 10.00 3.60 3 SIITIOfl.AtTiOl'I 7.30 3.00 2Echano-Oia 3.00 Q (34) 39-Mi P14-3)10016 .,.. 2)137.00. Oct, 12- Baltimore at Pittsburgh, 0:30 p.m. Oct. 13- Baltimore of PitIsbgh, 1 P.111. Parker, Ripken decided to test what is conceded to be the most intimidating arm in the National League. Parker's arm won. 'That's the kind of baseball we play," said Baltimore Manager Earl Weaver. "We were trying to force the play." A throw from right field also worked against Baltimore on Sanguillen's hit. With two out and none on, Ott received credit for a hit when second baseman Billy Smith could not handle his sharp grounder. Phil Garner walked and Sanguillen slapped his liner to right where Ken Singleton gloved it and threw home. First baseman Eddie Murray cut the throw, then relayed quickly to home, where he narrowly missed the sliding Ott. "01 course I would rather he had let the throw go through." said Singleton. "But the dccision had to be titade in a split second and Eddie did what he thought he had to do." somthisame Oct 14- Baltimore at Pittsburgh, öAIdanaColdo 1:30 p.m. 17.00 7.60 xOct. 16 - Pittsburgh at SRicaZarri 430 5.10 3Echono.S.itia Baltimore, 0:30 p.m. 4.00 * Oct. 17 - Pitburgh at 0(5.4) 10201 P (4-4)10.11, T(6Baltimore, 0:30 p.m. "3)""'. Series. "Sangy is the most giving man I have ever known," she said. "He is never so happy as when he is giving to people or helping than, but this year he has been a broken man. You take a man's job away from him, something he loves, and it can't help but do something to his spirit. In his heart, he's difi a kid and all he wants to do is play baseball." The Pirates gave him that chance Thursday night and Sangy came through for them brilliantly. Both managers said Murray had made no mistake. "The throw looked like it might have been dying," said Vveaver. "Eddie made it close." "I feel Murray made a good play," said Tanner. "You never know what the ball would have done. It mitight have stuck." -. ..... • ,- _ , _,_,, = - . ., _ _ = .?.. ........ ' . •'*_M. 4 .. -.. - .,.., .,41 dh. w . *-.A - . . _,__ . the houston Rockut' I itt'r in the evvnhiiu, (to I .o Angeles l':,ir viii Lakers' ''Magic" .Joilnsoui, rs liii led Michigan State to the N('A. title' last 'ear, will ix' or: drspl.i ig.unst tht nt w look San I 11u r' Ut. idt io1irioii basketball fans eill he treated to the sight of (hi' ('lippr'r Pell confirmed earlier in the week that Johnell Brown, the starting tailback in the first three game's, has becomite a fuiltime quarterback and Tim Groves, the starting quarterback in the first three games, has become a full-time free safety. Brown, a freshman, will probably see action against Alabama, but another freshman, Tyrone Young, will be the starter. Alabama, which leads the nation in rushing yardage with 373.0 yards per game, will be led by senior quarterback SteadnIaml Shealy, the team's leading rusher with 252 yards, including five touchdowns, and a 7.0 yards-per-carry average. Helping out in the running will be junior running back Major Ogilvie, who has 210 yards and 5.2 yards per carry. In 38 meetings with teams coached by his former pupils, the 67year-old Bryant has come out on top 33 times. Pell is the first of three pupils on Bryant's 1979 schedule - the others, l,SU's Charley McClendon and Miami's Howard Schnellenberger. "Charley Pell is a fine coach and he knows us like a book," Bryant said. "You can bet that he will have theni riled up. If we are prepared, both mentally and physically, we'll have a chance to win - and only a chance." Fell, the pupil, would like to be able to downplay his tenimi like 1 .1'.0 H' lihik jui The top two teams in * (hi 't-piut in!. Hill alt':. . h I,ast Sunday, the previously the Bengals face a slightly "You can't resurrect Knute to keep their share of the balanced Southern Cal and No. 2 alignment against Florida as Alabama will be heavy favori- the Crimson l'ide attempts to tes, theiropponents are capable solidify oriniprove its runnerup rating. Bear Bryant's troops of surprise, USC, which plays Sta nford in are first in scoring def ense and a Pac-10 game, has been second in scoring nationally, awesome in running up 178 and the Gators will be hardpressed to keep the score down. points in five games. Another big game Saturday quarterback Paul McDonald is the nation's leading passer, But featurestwounbeatenteains the Car di nals have a passing No. 3 ran ked Oklahoma vs. No. threat of their own, with 5 Texas. Oklahoma, currently 4-0 to Texas' 3-0, leads the major colleges in scoring offense with a 45.5-point average, which presents an interesting sit uation since Texas has the a 165.0 yard-per-game yield. 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( ('u'ictl Jerry I'uisevs .qu:itl In Iii ianh ii 1111:1 . I %'ith the' exception itt I.:ikc vs. Maryland. Also, SMU vs. Baylor, Ken tuck)' vs. Mississippi, Arizona vs. Oregon, Cornell vs. liaryard, Princeton vs. Columbia, Michigan State vs. Wisconsin. Tennessee vs. Georgia 'I'cch and UCLA vs. Washington 'ti iii i I I'. is to protect (lit',, i,tit IM'rfevt :1-0 I'onfer('lI('(' recoin and spoil Ampka'-.. hawk . I., ,iit,iit' 0 i' . will hut tip illiuuilt I t,, ,IatfiltI,i,t:iii,i ..i Itt:' u' it ' ltit' Seimijitrilt' Iltitli gin- Is varsit y John Horn 512, Bob Oshinski Sit, volleyball tt'aiuu gut back in the track last night %Vlttl .1 ','l(tuil' O','t'i thu Wes Molt Sr. 510, Larry Judson SOS. William Glatt 501, Dan Neal 499, Tony Chinelli 496, Frank Frost 196.. Converted Splits: Bob Oshinski 6 Ovierku Lions. After 7 dro,tlIIg tiuc lust gailur' fli 'I 1w viutut v 'ai SIt S 's c;n"nt 'it! n htrui iiu_'iiuin'i ? 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'i Ittis nut iii iii., ti.n . lr'lI i' lt.l!j, liii' I tilt h't'inuh hail; li a tt;iI' 'i t"i' it w'l I ain't it.. ti ti''Is hilt ,' t;tleitl l''thti Isri P,1111 'ii 'Iii u,,!!'' I, I u till- I I .I'? 11011; rut tt ' .I Lady Semitw k: :. ii . \Il, I 5. I. p iii liii), \ 'I iii 1h.-Ill 'U u . ,. , in ,inui' I,, ii (lii' (lit itni turn . will be I ., I Is . State. ii'' I'. - DEEARY SOCIAL LEAGUE 189, Wes Molt Jr. 191, Ed Perry 191, Standings: Joe Davis Bldg. CIr. Wes Molt Sr 190 161, Harold Sauer 62", 45'/, R&P Disposal Serv. 61 . 189 . 173, Jed Quinlivan 189, Tony 47, Builders 50 . SO, Jaycees ChInelti 183 177 , Rob Sullivan 183 , 57½ 501,2, Charlie's Place 54' Mike Neal 182, John Horn 181 170 $1½. TerrieVan Lawn Care 5. 52, 161, John Brunson 180 173. Village inriSS .53, Village TVSI'', High Series: .Aiit Miller 5i6, Steve 53½ Sir .15 41 . 67, DeBary Van Ness 529, Harold Sauer 521, . ', 'I' Ii(ttlit.'('OhlIIul(. High Games: Bill Ruoff 222, Steve Van Ness 213. 163, Miit Miller 208. 172-166, Dean Cowdery 206, William Glatt 193 101, Bob Oshlruski 192 . ,,,, -, Er. Kegler's Kom er . . . V • '!'- '. "'I.- . --'-- - I' -" 'id'. . I,'. Mary and North Carolina State North Carolina vs. Wake Forest, Missouri vs. Oklahonia Sanitation 31 - 70. top 10, No. 4 Nebraska seeks to present Tom Osbo rne with his 6h victory as coach in a game with Kansas, No, 6 Houston O IJnlbad WaIl up with Indiana, No. 9 Notre Dame plays Air Force and No. 10th Florida State goes against Mississippi State. Other key games around the country pit Michigan agai nst Minnesota, LSU vs. Georgia, Arkansas vs. Texas Tech, perfectly _______- did State Cob, Portable Rockne," said Rice. "If It were West lead when they host the more difficult task when they a matter of lack of effort winless New York Giants (by the Broncos. The Chiefs rely on ,I entertain the Super Bowl disposed of the l ast players) and if yelling would devastating Wing-T running undefeated champion Pittsburgh Steelers. club, 'i'ainpa Bay, and will host get the job done, I'd be out there attack and the league's stingithe 49ers Sunday at Giants But Cincinnati defensive yelling at them every day. But est defense (allowing just 67 Stadium. The Baltimore Colts coach Dick Mothelewski says, there's not a guy here who's not points). Off to its best start also snapped a fiveganie 1979 "I'm glad Pittsburgh is coming busting his gut to win football since 1971 when they won the losing streak last week with a III 110W. The way I look at this games." Western title, Kansas City is 108 victory over the New York game Is that we'll find out how In other games Sunday, Los tied with Denver and the San Jets. Angeles is at Dallas, Denver at Diego Charge rs for the division litany t rue W oods we have." Kansas City, Washington at lead and acrowd of 78,000- the So now there are two. That will probably be the case Cleveland, Buffalo at Miami, first sellout at Arrowhead Th e 49ers, di rected by rookie since Pittsburgh, with quar- Houston at Baltimore, Seattle Stadium since 1973 - . is exBill W, have come terback Terry Bradshaw at the at San Diego, Detroit vs. Green petted for the CoachWalsh, game. close to giving their coach his first NFL triumph on several occasions but have blown fourth-quarter leads a number of times and stand 0-6. Join us in Celebrating the exciting Progress of beautiful Seminole and Southwest Volusia Counties. . ONLY is a Cypress Invitational Set 0 Still Walsh Is impressed by his tealil's persistence. -- ' , I, Ito ir I ti iii I ii liii 51 I ' I jla H'uaue I .: ic iiI c' .'ntuill o '' . : . . i.'. Ii! l: t ii 1 1I " p lo h a hk .- .d l be r'tt.H,ii,IllL! (h I . : :1,' .i It,: , '. ith It'tt :1' unit utah' ' " nut: II ii iii takuuti full uk iti' it I Bryant, but he knows whatever he says about his freshmendominated team might turn out lobe an overestimate when it's all over Saturday afternoon. best total defense statistics with By United Press International "We feel positive about the controls, leads the league in Bay at Milwaukee, New OrNow that there are no u- platers giving such an out- scoring with 160 poInts, leans at Tampa Bay, Philabeaten teamits remaining in the standing effort," he said of last deiphia at St, Louis, Atlanta at But Bengals' Coach Homer Oakland and New England at NFL, the quest ion is whether week's 35-24 loss to Seattle. Rice says his club's record can Chicago. the Cincinnati Bengals and Sail "They're not giving up." not be attributed to lack of Francisco 49ers can join the Minnesota Is at the New York While the 49ers have a good rest of the league in the victory shot at capturing that elusive effort. Jets Monday night. column. The surprising Chiefs are out first victory against the Giants, 'i t'iru A- - *%.I' Alabama, meanwhile, will na State, No. 8 Ohio State books cinnati, Navy vs. William wid Saturday, and though both No. i throw a Bengals Out For Win No. 1 'I t / Turk Schoenert meets Texas A&M, No. 7 State, Brigham Young vs. Utah the and receiver Ken Margerurn. Washington clashes with Arizo- State, Pittsburgh vs. Ciii- nation face traditional rivals n c y, 49ers Winless t ?' 00 By United Press International quarterback $I Per 25 0 a 41 * 4P 041,5 800 0 : Name lli ,'._ : Mailing ______________ Zip' : : Additional list enclosed___________________: 1 79 PIOGIISS MAIL #0 @ 6*0 0 0AWAY * 0 0 0 0 @* 0 0100 6 * 00 0 0 &O 0 of 9 &#9 11 L1 IN Send chock or money order your completed coupons. with I " j.r -: III L-' ;4\ venin 9 KH2277 Hetald 'ii ..... 249 = of Now Ill l?iI 179 Now Open Friday Nites 'til 7 p.m. @ 9ODAYSSAMEAS CASH ' on revolting charge at W Sanford, Florida 32771 . 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Gator Brantley To Play? -. has been compressed with each Midwest Division and Indiana team continuing to play 2 transferring to the Central. gam es but the regular season Frida y night features a ninebeing shortened one week. Also, game slate, and the two bestthe shift of the New Orleans know-n college stars from 1978Jazz to Utah has n ecessitated a 79 will make their debuts. In slight alteration in the division-Boston i4irr Bird college al alignment The Jazz and the basketball's Player of the Year Indiana Pacers have switched at Indiana State, will take the places, with Utah moving to the fl oor with the Celtics against Tro'lans, T*de i Favored Trinity Preparatory Holds Benefit Hors. Show Sunday N. lows, In an attempt to reverse that trend the league owners have instituted several new rules for the 1979-80 season opening tonight. The most important innovation is the adoption, for a one-year trial of the three-point field goal. In other changes, the season Scrambling qIlarte?'ltaeI ,\fiht' Seminole running back Greg Register moves out against th e Blue Darters but Apopka topped the Seminole J.V. squad 16.0. In other junior varsity action the Lake Brantley Patriots edged the Lyman Greyhounds 16-Il. Frrrtay,O' I ATiPs 0.if Year Wit h--NewR u I es .. GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) - The Florida-Alabama game Saturday is another instance of former pupil matching wits with mentor. And, under normal circumstances, Florida coach Charley Fell, pupil, would have relished his first meeting with Alabama's Paul "Bear" Bryant, mentor, but the expected lopsidedness of the outcome puts Pell at a psychological disadvantage. "Under the right circwnstances, this game would have an extra special meaning for tile," said Fell, who played under Bryant and then spent two seasons working for the Alabama coach as a graduate assistant. "We, as a coaching staff, were hoping by this fifth game that we could seriously challenge Alabama. But that was under normal circumstances." Alas, the circumstances so far this season have been anything but normal for the Gators (0-3-1), who play host to the No. 2 ranked Crimson Tide t4-0) at Florida Field. Kickoff Is 1:30 p.m. Injuries have depleted the defensive squad, Scot Brantley, a two-time All-Southeastern Conference linebacker, suffered a brain injury in the Georgia Tech gam e and was forced to give up football, and Pell has had trouble finding a competent quar- LAKELAND- The nation's Halberg of Wake Forest Grenelefe, which comprises top college golfers descend University, last year's approximately 800 acres, is upon Haines City, Florida later Invitational winner Todd Smith consistently ranked among the 1100 9800 this month as the fourth annual of North Carolina State, and top five golf courses in Florida 1 Sablno-Yza fl.00 7.00 3.00 UAIdanaMondiz 13.40 4.30 cypress Gardens Invitational third-place finisher Joe Sifl by the Professional Golfers 3.10 Tournament gets underway delar of 051.1. The Buckeyes' GAINESVILLE, Fla. (UP!) to sign a waiver freeing the pro idea how lnue'il football means Oc 111141-111) 411-29i P114)214.40; 104t. 26 at GreneleZe Golf and national title was their first In Association (PGA). Last year, 3)331 W Sc_t ot Brantley the team that signs him from any to him. Racquet Club. golf since 1946. They recently that group rated It the best In ORLANOO.SIMINOLI "110 9800 who told him to give up financial liability If he gets "I would go so far us to sign Thursday Mallen 1 Vegas 10.60 420 1.00 three-day, three-round won their own Buckeye classic, Florida and among the top 100 as a free agent and play for tournament First gone 2Leai 7.00 0.00 football might have exaggerat- injured, is hosted by which included many of the in the country. Tournament 6 ZateOyarl 10.00 660 1.60 $ Sabino 4.10 ed the consequences of another "I feel that by being in a nothing until 1 made the team," Florida Southern College. An IEchano Doug . 4.20 330 0(1.3)44.44; P11-6) 1972011(1-2- head injury, same teams slated to play at participants will be housed in highly technical research Brantley said. "Money Is not 18-team 3JoseColdo field, which includes Gren elefe. 3.00 it V1.41. enndnmlnti,nis at Grenelefe. Aft n a game center like Shanda (Teaching the primary reason I play the '1979 NCAA Division I O (4-4) 44.00: 1 (643) 30700. Ton*game Secmidsome 16.0 9007.10 against Georgia Tech two Hospital), I was put In a more football. I play becate I love nation lliibso al champion Ohio State, 3 Pita •Urquldl 1340 4.40 3,110 1 EIexgI 13.30 ê.11111 weeks ago, which left a bruise in-depth situation than I would the game and I want! to play last year's tournament winner 1 Zile- Doug 4.40340 öZarre 4.10 6Simon.Coido 4.30 Q(I.4)44.40,P(41) 130.30; T(4.1. on his brain, teani doctors have been if I were playing at until I decide I don't want to Florida, and two-time tour0(1.3) 35.40, P(3-1)73.01sT 11-1, 6) 11M advised the Florida Mar line- Alabama or some place which play any more. narnent champion Georgia 4)296.00,00(4-31144.30 Ilsvss*geme bsckerto give contact sports doam'tha h aac "I don want anyone else to have suchftlity,"he ouftm, w ill begin play at 8 Third game 3$abk*Vegas 11.40640 1.0 for his own good. said, decide whe th er I az I Calvin Urquidi play 21.00 1 44 7.30 JAlava.AItv, 7.10 2.01 or a.m. Friday, Oct U. Play ll1 Trinity Preparatory Scho',l school. 3 Rica Doug But Brwdjey 'Thursday told a Brantley said other players not." 5.40.4.40 20iuI*a.Uruidi 11.211 start at the same time on will be holding a benefit Horse 7 Oguizs.Coldo 3040 The show is open to the public 0(3-7) StIlt P(3-7) l'7J0: 11$" student newspaper, the In- prone to head Injuries are still Dr. Peter Indelicate, team Saturday, fo llowed by a shotgun Show on Sunday, October 26, at and everyon 0(1-3)11.30; P (1-3)117.11; TI I-s. 13 011.30. e Is invited to atlo ll pl ng igator, rida A ayi . dependent F physician sod one of those who 7)612.40. Tw.Il*ga.e dart at 8:30 a.m. for the final the Tuskawilla Stables on tend. For more Information call thdheii going to wait amonth "lf them was no such thing as recommended Brantley give up round on Sunday, Fasr*game lira-Ilsimps V.011 1116411111 3,10 Tuskawilha Road. ILeque-Altu 1310 7.40 340 7A"O.Yu 6-IS 3.01 for thsbruisetogo away, then the type of test that I took, contact sports, said "It would.. $ Sablno.Oyari dM013010 *1W The event will be an open 1,40140 3.45 Fundsrajsedfronthbenefit of other" there's DO doubt that I probably not be a wise decision to Cont the 3 Ira-Vegas Notable Individual entrants English horse show with •(14)42.40; P13-7) II1.11,Tfl4. 1.10 a horse show will be used towards doctors. woukb't have uiisseda game." tinue playing that kind of includedefending Division I dressage exhibition given by 3)613.40. a new gymnasium and student A - 1644g handle $11014, Hi' 'ajj the doctors had no sport," Then, he added, he Is waling I national champion Gary Nancy Ecklund, a senior at the center. Jul Alai B terback. "Still, this is a great opportunity for our team," said the young coach in his first year at Florida, "and we'll try to make the most of a tough situation." RAMBLING REGISTER ri Pell Faces Old Professor When Gators,'Bama'Meet Manny's Smi'fing But Not Inside World Series Game 2 PITTSBURGH Moreno Iofl ss Parker rI St,'rOcII lb Miner If I3Robinson ph A(t'vander If M, Jlr k 3b deep center that scored Milner. However, Pittsburgh starter Bert Blyleven gave back half the lead within three pitches when Eddie Murray, hitting a 1I pitch, drove the ball deep into the right field bleachers for a home run. Baltimore tied the score 2-2 in the sixth and gambled for more in an aggressive decision by third base coach Cal Hipken. The gamble failed. Ken Singleton opened with a single and Eddie Murray doubled him home. Murray tioved to third on an infield grounder by Doug DeCinces and, when John Lowenstein lined softly to right fielder Dave By MILTON RICIIMAN - [W1101SCOREBOARD it,inhouse. HP- Baltimore, (fl l)on Robinson, he poked a pitch froii. reliever l)ori"Full Pack" Stanhouse into right field to score Ed Ott with the winning run. Kent Tekulve pitched the ninth for the save. "I %%a.i jiest trying to make contact" Sanguillen said. "With two strikes I wasn't trying to pull the ball. I was just trying to hit the ball up the middle.' The Pirates took if 2-0 lead in the second inning. Willie Stargell and John Mil n er o pe ned with singles off a struggling ,huit Palmer. Bill Madlock singled to score Stargell and send Milner to third. Ott followed with a fly to Sports Parade U N I - for Baltimore and lefty John Candelaria for the Pirates. The weather forecast called for cloudy skies and a chance of snow flurries with temperalures in the 30s. Sanguillen, then the regular catcher, batted .379 in the 1971 Series when the Pirates defeated the Orioles in seven games. Clemente batted .414 with two home runs to win the MVP award. Clemente was killed in ii plane crash off Nicaragua on New Year's Eve in 1976, and if Sanguillen went to the plate with the intention of honoring his memory, he did a good job. Batting for winning pitcher . By United Press International For the past few years, the NBA has been suf fering from what might be called a popularity crisis, with such remarks such as "you only ha ve to wat ch the last two minutes of the game to catch the essence of " and television ratings falling to new 0 Bucs Score In 9th ,,* Win 3 2 IN BRIEF MtHr, Vs. Lanaelaria c,1q0, - Friday, Oct. 12, 1919 'I--- I 11 ') ll , ,:" 1st ST. - - - & .. --..- FRENCH . -- . I'Irestunti storcs .lnnnnnnn,unun nni',nittml •,t,f( e Nil tiii,ugr,,' iii,, i , ,u i,,' ,,,, 1 0' 1 111J, ,5 ,t, ' ,t .. %%I '1' ,,.,, • : 5 9 - t1 'u iiiI\ug '%ilitflrIIfl Iatin.",' 't.n'I't 1'h,,r5, •(',trtr Ilk,,,, hi,l)n n,','.. ('ml, ' FIRESTONE, SANFORD - PH. 322.0244 -- ..•,..'--. �S IA—Evening Iforald, Sanford, BLONDIE Friday, Oct. 12, 17 Fl. by Chk _( I WOULD CERThJNL1 ACROSS WOULD YOU SY I WOULD Sit' fl4 flIE END SORROW $1007 1 OFABEULFWENQSMIP! 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Be mrs to Others will appreciate birth date more today If you are frank and 5COPIO (Oct. *Nov. 23) rdbsr than falsely Friends will find you a very fla*ering. Say nice Udng*, but enjoyable person to be wood do't by It on too thick. today, provided you share the CANCER (Jima 21-July 23) U 'ImeIWd. Scene dealing won't Yqu decide to go on a shopping win you many '. ---. tawv' â.. .wy uwu SAGMAMS(Now 04D@c alom Aich offer, IW= 21) You'rs lucky today, prin- prusutly can't afford. The C1PSIIY theough Of tienp'.ftoui could be dberL Keep i*Ofth, way jf torsid. som Is trying to do you a ZO(J 1 favor. )you find yoradi um per. ____ none today who age lus far. 21) In social sItIons thim you, tmdsrplay frlendo today where someone your affiance. They'll reseat It hangoneto great psmnetovnak. jf all the no'rwgume.ala, don't sglaithut.cbanges.nJ Nsrnbs the oppo ceiddspollaflthèfon. 1 wWftndyoue,enmoreap. AQUA*U3$ (Jan. IIVb. 19)f pealktj hum neal today, as Diplomacy Is a mad tnkecareygsdon't come on t" when 41k1g with person wh dreng with as wheser"Mle,, could either help or iduder yeW you don't wiob to onesaw,. _____ _ _______ __ _____ ___ Snails and their relatives 'vegetables. ' A very common question :I amoftefla d.Whydo my plants keep getting holes chewed in the leaves, yet I never see any insects them?" Quite often •snails and slugs are the cul prits and you don't see them because they are mainly nocturnal, that Is, they feed at night and 'return to their hiding places during the day. Snails and slugs are not 'only common in Seminole County, but throughout the United States as well. They can be quite a problem in some areas, but for. tunately they can be 'controlled without too much trouble Snails and slugs are members of the animal group known as Mollusca. II IJI I UI TOM DAVIS Urban Horticulturist ' . Now the kinds of garden snails you might find around your louse vary considerably In shape, and color. Some are tiny and some reach up to lengths of one or two in. ches. Some are round while others are elongated. Colors range from offwhite to brown or black, Nevertheless, they are all capable of attacking plants. Slugs, on the other hand do not have shells They are usually grey in color, but may be whitish-yellow, brown or black. Slugs vary from one-half inch to four inches In length. Some leave unsightly trails on our walls and walks. In addition to damaging plants, they can also be for well know that they can and do attack uotln(J seedlings and the succulent parts of mature plants, even• though g the ' are d. This is because of the high moisture level usually maintained, I U 'I -r •'" uu • ... . MPSSs Frrs sm Mo 411 #A6 jLI?"rI:1Sd,1 eL . TIMILIWIIS yo mw .•... • ¶'L'i I - L ..JJ . . j byT.K.Ryà,, I W P. 1NOVIN'VIL or . 1..::. . • *• '. . 1,r - ,, •—.m;.LJr p .. N rod ' •; by osig . off WMT 01% Ida we - ' The beer will attract the pests into the d they drown In the liquid. - - 4 .• . , , . •. , . . ..-.'.- - . * Nerald Pte IT too VISCISS The Lake Mary Extension Homemakers aub opened the 1979-M season with a membership coffee at The Forest clubhouse. The clubwomen are making plans for the Homemakers' Holiday Showcase scheduled on Nov. 7, at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Homemakers sharing projects at the coffee are Ola Reel, from left, Thelma Sikes who grew the vegetables on display; Mildred Sandusky, club vice president; and Helen Powell, club secretary. 140MEMAKERS '" • I . S I DEAR ABBY:lama 31-yearold divorcee with a 10-year-old son. I desperately want another child. I have noticed that in the last few years more single women are having and keeping their babies. I know I could manage another child myself. I have been t he sole support of .,•- , :\ . '. -. .. a-. ...L. — illy UII, WIKI i 1$ remedy for sagging necklines, to perk them up? — LY., Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Dear LY.: It's Single crochet to the rescue! A row of slngk crochet stitches Is an excellent IlUpiJ), WVU adjusted child despite having no father in his life. I have saved enough money, so another child will not be a financial burden. edges or borders. Work one single crochet in each stitch in edges, two or three in each comer and watch those droopy edges perk up. Happy knitting, Judy Love, My problem is my family. slfl&epsreathoed,asyouimiot you are, would not (a) seek my advice or (b) seed her parent's approval. [II were you, I would scrap the Idea. - IIIPII 44,1,1 - .. tP s h,ii..--.------friendly araument with ... I them. But I am not getting any someone and hope you can younger, and If I don't have settle It. I say that, according to another chil d within the next low, a male doctorxnay not give couple of years It will be too a female patient a complete physical examination unless late. there Is a female nurse in the Also, I do not have a sPecial man In mind to father my child, room. My friend says I am but there are several who would do me the favor. I don't want to Can you help us? marry again, and I have made FRIENDLY ARGUMENT ----------- three hours picking up items off marketing, please put those shelves where they didn't unwanted items back where belong, because somebody they belong, and help keep decided they didn't want them prices down. And It might not alter all and just put them down be a bad Idea for grocery store any old place, managers to post this on the Now just who do you think is cash register. It may help. paying me for three hours labor FOR LOWER PRICES todo this? You— the consumer, DEAR FOR: It may NOT tflM'5 WflOI help. But It can't hurt All right, forget the wages. tslag married? Whether Ld'sta]kabouttheTV dinner sl you th someone left in e cereal ai e. weddiwait a formal church ng or a simple d..yosr. When found, it was in own-th g ceremon y, get thawed out and not fit for Abby's new booklet, "Hew t. resale. Or the carton of ,,.Ilk Have a Lovely Wedding." Send cooler for half a day, Or the -. scu-aawessee euveispe cellophane-wrapped pork chops to Abby: 132 tmky Drhv, someone had put on top of the spices. These items are spoiled Beverly Hills, CalL and must be Drown out. But who pays for them? YOU DO! I would guess that about onsoidof every 10 shoppers has £ been guilty of the above, at leant occasionany. , ON next you go - . k..e _.I_l_ I1UI. DEAR FRIENDLY: Whether I'm sire my family will think or sot. male dieter has a amae I got "caught" because the Idea present while áaanelalag a of having a baby outside female palest Ii ap (a the marriage would be totally dieter, the pstleal, es bath. II Unacceptable thereleastatelawsettliga embarrass them, different standard, I would be I Just know that! desperately "P" ... . - — - .. . • wani arwrr cnua. eleane uaiu AMY: be of interest to those who LONGING FOR are constantly complaining MOTHEMM about r1si% food cods. DEAR LONGING. A I am a clerk in a chain Officksily mature I. hae grocery. Yesterday I spent _________________________ _ _ Ll..&l. - . L) - - - . Gardeners Begin Free Workshops The Garden Club of Sanford Is iuw4"ti ia-es hi Her____ Fairmont Drive and U.S. 174111 at We entrance ci -•- . IonewWbshe Nov. l,14. Nod Doc.I.Thorkab are open to all Intended psrnone In the conunnelty, (a a+p to members of the garden club Participants are aekadto being a bug lv&. a1l nutibiek and pen, with Items to be a—,,d In cim . i •' ether 00 •.''p .........,-- •. t• " Crochet baby girl this outfit, Ieforahaiek,cn, 1 P*IIkM ads l Morris welcomed members the NW * Uv*Y.idpA4edhekterMhsnal ,staSICnaPW1heswOf lb. World d "a IgF'I Phi. aamber receIved her travol big ysir.bsik OSCinI g'p . S u. Wblcome NEWCOMER! "1O11'S a-fl_gI1SUP, — dedloitid to wslcsI row mis& _ Fbdb 0"M AOSIlfiyoiwI civ4wus civic $hs has binnetion; 10 Isom N" Mar. gg Is.sI ..s Highway DOW 1 ' too . 1 I. Names Chairmen , . •... . *1 Theta Epsilon . . / An old home remedy which has some merit is using beer to kill snails andi slugs. Shallow saucers containing beer can be on the soil around plan on c sna s or slugs have been feeding. " I .. ' 'a.., •..' • ...• . .. S its effectiveness will be reduced. Repeat the bait at 7 to 10 day Intervals until control is achieved. is Lowell MartlndIll Sr formerly softod., now Uft in wed Virginia. 'wy .. •,.. .fr • .. •' S. • Johnny* McNeal (the former Mary .1 ak.i. 11.4 i.LIJ tk.. AlL... jumat WW sIisdInd5lbs,2oxa. on Oct. 3,attheMoncrlsf Army flevII.1 , Columbus, S.C. MMsrnal grandparents are Mr. and Mr.. Charles E. Willis of Paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Grover MeNial of Neahv um, . •• 'I — •. - .' ' Births UI1- ,, .. ..• • Mr. Iw . I : •ot ' c' • -- - and Mrs. BWGrayofMatlnez,Ga.,annoimcethebthh of a ion, aim David, who weighed In at 7 lbs., 2 ass. on Oct. 3. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. James L. 'Anderson, nd paternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. Fred Gray, all of ,.. tI ... I , --•.. mis hia : Divorcee Says She Wants . a .... . ____ • 4. If possible, do not use the Elimination of slugs and snails begins with destruction of their hiding places. Remove rotted boards and debris from the premises. Keep the area around flower beds clear of trash. In greenhouses, ,_. ._ •. Colantb had taken a choice (Far a cr of JACOBY-' and achieved taco., on (coMOCERN, send $1 to: 1 at bet 1*, 1412. cans of n.i*u.4 Thin the dummy hit the P.0.8014* RadIo " would nssda lot o1hscktomaW station. Now York, N.Y slam. Theta was a sure club • - I - need seven skeins of Coats and By JUDY LOVE Dressing up a baby girl for Clark's Red Heart "Baby her first big day is a special wintuk" Pompadour yarn way for mother or grandmother one slzeG crochet hook. Work It to say "I love you." Years later in white or soft pastels — baby ilhe will proudly aiww others blue for a blonde; creamy her first hand-crocheted sacque yellow for a brunette. with matching bot*ees and You may order Instructions $__ t.. __i_... ._a_ a- t.aza.L1_, and Uc Will iuve 7UU 117 flWl1 W VII1 W (1WLUB for It. Time, P.O. Box 503, Radio City As cuddly and cute as a Statlon,NewYork,N.Y.,10019. newborn, the sacque makes a Ask for leaflet 5536 and don't perfect gift. As an added forget to include your name, touch, give her a dress to wear address and zip code. under it. The complete set will KNITENACKS make her christening, first Dear Judy Love: I am Thanksgiving or Christmas or knitting a sweater with a collar. I vidt to audles house extra The edges of On sweateir droop, special. so I can't figure out bow to sew To crochet the set, you will on the collar. Is there any way _________________________________ __________________________ club, West had to win and did the but he could by ,' leading a heart. South naffed'1' in duffimy and dbearded one il diamond on that trick and two I'll more dL 47,.,• % sood cift WL. The CoEnbInatiOn Of luck !.' up for O?Ofbjd $PAPER K 7!RPP.ISE AISN,) - bait before a rain, because Favorite hiding places or ese pests are unuer old decaying boards and logs, In rock piles and beneath damp refuse, such as mulch. L ' .4. . In Cute dummy and played his last'. loath's ala-spade bid was that moisture to survive they are attracted to wate'r. For anyone with backyard greenhouses, m sure you 5- he cashed his last high heart " to discard a diamond f ro : excuse check beneath benches for debris. Even in notted house plants they can sometimes live under the soil all inch or so. The recommended material for controlling both snails and slugs is Metaldehyde. Most garden centers sell a slug and snail bait that contains this . • should chemical. The bait be placed on the soil surface in the vicinity of the plants. Always apply baits in the late afternoon or evening. Both snails and sinus require large amounts — - Ml ___ , Stitchin ' Time wit a . only_rail real nuisance as well, Residents with swimming pools often call me wanting to know how to keep them out of their pools. slugs often attack our ornamental plants and II D#wM Jacoby l l yl Aim 5 . • N fnIln.,r( - Pla This same family Includes such creatures as mussels, clams, squids, and octopuses. The snails soft body is protected by a 'spiral shell, loser and potential losers 1n trumps and diamonds. Al ter taking the club queen, he had to attack trumps. Haled I .rn.uuiuwuunmyIe (110 am if a Singleton queen t drop). Back to his und heart followed by a successful trump fineesse Then be drew the last and was ready to go ahead. At first glance it looks as if Sou th needed a diamond finesse, but U La Dentu points out in Bridge f3IS"i. South found a way to avoid ti! taking it. He came to his hand with a club and noted happily that b ' 4 I WI . FRANK AND FINHY I. • . .• permanent hearing loss. If your son checks out well on There have been a number of a medical emrpbtatfcn_ has a studies showing that the loud low normal cholesterol, doesn't music associated with modern smoke and has normal or low music trends can cause ear normal blood pressure - his damage. Loudness is measured outlook is quite good. If any of In decibels and you'd have to these is altered, appropriate have specialized equipment to meas'es should be taken to measure the noise level around bring them to optimal levels it you. possible. You can protect yourself by You'll want to know more weaft earplugs or earmuffs. about the factors that deter- These are used In Industrial mine his risk aol'm Sending you situations where workers must The Health Letter number 13-2, be exposed to loud noise a How To Measure Your Risk Of around aircroitt. today. SPIDE*-MAN Snails And Slua Dom UgL nts Du n"ng Th e Noig ht -j I've heard people comment cases? that a preventive program DEAR READER -As far as didn't help a person If he died the ears are concerned, all from a heist attack in his sound Is noise whether It's middle 50*. However, If he musicalora cannon blast or the comes from a family with a loud roar of a jet engine. If the oth onnont .. . I DEAR DR. LAMB - Lately and blood pressure. If any of many people have been talking these is out of line, It's fin- about the loud volume of portant to follow a preventive musical bands and Its effect on program. your hearing. Are human ears Heart greatly affected by loud leading causes of death in musical noise? U so, what lathe young men in the United States. right volume for normal The likelihood of heart attacks listening pleasure without increases markedly after age harming the ears? Is there 35, although they can occur anything one can do to prevent even before that age. the loss of hearing in such ____ ing d Lamb for blood fats and cholesterol ..j ___ lot Station, you CAPIIC(*N (Dec. 23-Jan. 1.0 an InherKW twdency to have envelope for it to me, in care of heArt trouble early in life. With thW newspaper, P.O. Box 1XI, suchafamily hi,story, all family Radio City New York, members be evaluated - by Stoffel I $eljnshl Dr. ' ____ ____ 1 pectorlsandenlargementofthe heartliehadthlsflveyears beginning when he was only 4l. f His mother died of heart attacks and his grandfather and 1one aunt and a cousin. Now our son is 35 years old and I worry I about him Inheritiq this same thiq. He Is so like his father In looks and character. Is this an Heart Disease. Others who Inherited trait? want this Issue can send 75 DEAR READER - You're cents in check or coin with wise to be concerned. There is long, stamped, self-addressed also a possibility you may not take the fullest advantage of your Opportunities because of -','— Friday, Oct. 12 DEAR LAMB -My husband m a died after having angn career.Alackoftactcoujd leaveabidknpresslan. PI8C (Feb. 20-March ) Vn.i hv... M .. •14,,jh1 Sl.i,I1 - ..will — .... ve .ua.u. assistance today U co-workers see you doing your share. Shouldyoulay down on the job, ____ they'll follow your ,wnpie. ARID (March 21-AprIl 19) Where, material things are concerned today you should be rather, lucky, especially in material matters should show a I 11-IAT A1F Th1E WORLD LIT1 '. 61 — (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN) EEK & MEEK I.9"d. Iup — OURSELVES Evening H.rld, Sanford, Ft. pretty good. .. 58 — — — I l - — — 53 84 60 10 fco — Could Be I I history of dying from heart noise Is too loud, it definitely disease in their mIddle 40*, can damage the hearing. living 10 years beyond his Exceptionally loud or Inherited characteristics Is prolonged noise can cause 42 'r Here ditarc . ';FSJ ,c, , 111111111117 ____ ad . one, Norma Wood. SKI* at SWAInde CmIly,In$$ OU eseMaM patty, Wist aid aidki Is benefit the iWNClStY. Thi IVeM raIsSd awe than $3,115. GA' — needed NM rXW&n#s UM Mary Tft be* polier" Vb& *4 cam ~k mw p*& is invited to _11 elmam fir which then, Is no charge. For further Information call Mrs. Owen at 23344, a., 4 , p .. JM&4 — .1 - •-.. - fro �0 0A—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. l2,17 Legal Notice .. Lf gal Notice . ______________________________________________________ — Legal Notice - - 31—Apartments Legal Notice degrees 21' 48" E. for 225.00 feet; NOTICE OF PUILIC HEARING thence N. 47 degrm 10' 16" E. for OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND 330.79 flit. Thence N. 13 degrees 34' AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN FICTITIOUSNAME CLASSIFIED ADS Notice is hereby given that I am Orlondo — Wintet' Pork engaged in busineu at 15 Sorrento Seminole ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: 30" W. for 637.22 flit to the P.0.8. DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES Cr., Winter Park, Florida 32192, That part of the Sanford Grant er'4 ContaIning 7.6721 acres morsor 15$. OF THE ZONING ORDI NANCE, Seminole County, Florida, under the 831-9993 322 - 2611 Government Lot 3, Section 12, ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: AND AMENDING THE FUTURE fictitious name of CARPETS Township 20 South, Range 30 East A tract of land lying and being LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE BEAUTIFUL, and that I intend to De!lware Corporation, tying within the following descrIbed situated in Section 12, Township 20 CLASSIFIED DEPT._---------------RATES -- - COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OPTHE -- register s3idn3mewith the Clerk I•t at Iand:Boginit the Plainfitf, NOrThWNt South, Range 30 East, Seminole CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. the Circuit Court, Seminole County, 1 time ................43c a line s. corner of the Southwest ', ot said County, Florida and being more Notice is hereby given that a Florida in accordance with the HOURS 3$c a line 3 consecutive times SectIon 12; thence run South 2 particularly desc'lbed as follows: Public Hearing will be held at the DIMENSION FOUR IN. ovisio of the Fictitious Name 3Sc a line 7 consecutive times TERNATIONAL LTD. OF SAN. degrees 42' Si' West along me West Commence at the NW corner of 5:30 P.M. 8:00 A.M. Commission Room in the City Hall Statutes, To-Wit: Section 863.09 FORD, INC., a dislolvid Florida line of the Southwest ¼ of said Section 12, Township 20 South, in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Florida Statutes MONDAY thru FRIDAY 1957. SectIon 12 for 1S4&S9 feet to a poInt Range 30 East, run thence S 89 7:00 o'clock P.M. on October 22, corporation, MOD PROPERTIES SATURDAY 9.Noon 3 Lines Minimum Sig. Richard L. Bowlin LTD., A Florida limited part. that is 796.39 feet North of, as degrees 10' 80" E. along the North 1979, to consider changes and Publish: October 12, 19, 26, & measured at of said SectIon 12, for 1489.60 amendments to the Zoning Or. nershlp, and HARRY MINDICH, right angles, from the line November 2, 1919. individually, and HYMAN MIN. SouthllneoftheScuthwestl/4cfsaid feettea point; thence S.Oldegr.,s dinance, and amending the future DEOSI DEADLINES SectIon 12: thence run South , 31' 11" W. a distance of 1622.52 feet Land Use element of the Corn. _____________________________ DICH, individually, Defendants, degrees 13' 30" East, parallel to the for a Point of Beginning: Continue prehensive Plan of the City of Before Publicotlon Noon The IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE South line of the Southwest 1k of said thence S 01 degrees 31' Il" W. for Sanford, Florida, as follows: EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. 1S4. feet to the Point of Curvature Section 12 for 700.00 feet to a point: NOTICE OF ACTION Sundoy — Noon Fridoj CUlT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE thence run North 2 degrees 42' 31" of a circular curve concave Nor. TO: MOD Properties, Ltd. A portion of that certain property East parallel to the West line of ne thw,sterly having a radius of 735.96 lying east of and abutting u. s. COUNTY, FLORIDA. PROBATE co Mel Leigh Mindich DIVISION 97 Greenacres Avenue Southwest ¼ of laid Section 12 faq fKt and a central angle of II Highway 17.92 (SR 13 1. 600), and ______________________________ 1100.00 feet to a point: thence run degrees 19' 18"; thence run South. between Airport Boulevard and the CASE NO. 79.353.CP Scarsdale, New York North 89 degrees 15' west westerlyaion3thearcofs,idcu, easterly extension of Lake Mary IN RE: The Estate of YOU ARE NOTIFIED, that an iF—Help ANNA E. MAR DESTY, action for foreclosure of a mortgage parallel to the South line of the for an arc distance of 188.96 f.et to Boulevard is proposed to be rezoned Deceased. -- -SR .2 on the real property listed below has Southwest As of said Section 12 for the Point of Tangency of laid curve; from (Mobile Home NOTICEOFADMINISTRATION been filed against you and you are 79.74 feet to a point; thence run thence run S. 13 degrees 50' 2$" W. Residential Dwelling) District to Baby Sitting in my home, days. AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST required to serve a copy of your NorTh 6 degrees 54' 23" West for for 956.56 feet to the Point of Cur. GC.2 (General Commercial) TO ALL PERSONS HAVING Lake Mary area. Fenced yard. Engine rebuilder. Seminole Auto CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST written defenses, if any, to It on 1187.14 feet to a point tnat is 4w vature of a circular curve concave District, and amending the future 322.9353. ______________________________ Machine, 301 E. 28th P1. Exp. feetSoutheàsteriyofasme.suredas Northwesterly having a radius of Land Use element of the Corn. THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL ________________________ Carter A. Bradford, Plaintiff's t. onlyt Wages commensurate w. is 90 E. rightangleslromtheEas$erlyrlghf. 10I.3lfeelandacentral angleof 104 prehensive Plan. Said property OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED torney, whose address abiiity.fringe benefits. Eat Livingston Street, P.O. Box 875, of.way line of U. S. Highway No. 17 degrees 52' 39"; thence run South. being more particularly described IN THE ESTATE: westerly along the arc of laid curve as follows: No. 92; thence run South YOU ARE NOTIFIED that the ____________________________ Cook, Part Time Orlando, Florida 32802, on or before _________________________ November 14, 1979, end file the degrees 13' 44" West Parallel to the for an arc distance of 747.56 feet toa Beginning 1166.18 feet South of the adm5t,ation of the estate Waitress, Part Time Easterly right-o?.way line of u.s. point; thence run N 06 degrees 52' East '/4 Section Post, run North 72 ANNA E. HARDESTY, deceased, Appiy Days Innof Sanford original with the Clerk of this Court either before service on PlaIntiff's Highway No. 17 and No. 92 for a 12" W. for 465.00 feet to a point; degrees 43' West 1307.2 feet, North File Number 793S3.CP, is pending in attorney or immediately thereafter; distance of 385.25 feet to a point; thence N. 72 degrees 37' 41' E. for 2S½degrees East 411.Sfut, South 71 the Circuit Court for Seminole 14' 14" 225.00 feet to a point; thencerun N 47 degrees 40' East 1133 feet, South County, Florida, Probate Division otherwise a default wIll be entered thenCe run North 63 Something new in Sanforddegrees 10' 16" E for 330.79 feet to a 430.17 feet to the PoInt of Beginning, the address of which is Post Office IN THE CIRCUiT COURT FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY. FLORIDA. CIVIL DIVISION CASE NO, fl1915.CA.ft.J THE DREYFUS INTERSTATE DEVELOPMENT CORP., a f6ofeettheleof.Saldparcst contains 34.021 Acres, more or less. - ______ I BRfurn.,waterpaid, air. Adults, no pets. $110 mo. + $100 security. After 5 PM 3234947. _________________________ - 6—Child Care -- - 3 BR, 1½ bath. $2lVaienciaCt.N.$325 --- against you for the relief demanded West for 74.10 feet to a point; FRESH FISH I Fish caught & run South 26 degrees 13' 44" west point; thence run N 13 degrees $4' SectIon 2, Township 20 South. Range Drawer C, Sanford, Florida 32771. in the Complaint, moved daily. Seafood of all for 637.22 feet to a point; 30 to The personal representative of the Easterly rlght.cl.way 30" W the East. The legal description of the real parallel kinds, old location new owners at thence run S 89 degrees 10' 30" E All parties in interest and citizens estate is RUTH IRENE HALDiP4, property which is the subject matter line of U. S. HIghway No. 17 and No. 13th 8 French. Look for weekly to a parallel to the North line of said shall have an opportunity to be whose address is 1739 N.E. 141st 97 for a distance of 104.83 feet of this action is as follows: specials. Fresh mullet, 4k Ib; Street, North Miami, Florida 33161. pointontheWestlineofgaidSection Ssctionl2,forSOO.OofeettothePoint heard at laid hearing. EXHIBITA trout $1.36 lb. Opening Oct. 12, 12; thence run South 0 Øegr.es 12' of Beginning. Containing 16.4088 PARCEL 1' By order of the City Commission The name and address of the per. _________________________ acres more Ot l. sonal representative's attorney are I. Government Lot 1, SectIon 12, 31" East for a distance Of 434.7$ feet of the City of Sanford, Florida. set forth below. Township 20 South, Range 30 East, to th. point of beginning. Said tract ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: H. N. Tarnm, Jr. Commence at the Southeast All persons having claims or LESS the North 6.60 feet, and LESS, of land lying and being situated In City Clerk corner of the Southwest ¼ of SeCtion Publish Oct. 2, 13, 1979 - 1-11n?tho, City of Sanford, Seminole County demands against the estate are begin 1874.6 feet East and 140 f 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 DEO.4 required, WITHIN THREE South of theNW corner of Section 12, FlorIda. East, Seinlnoie County, Florida: MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF Township 20 South, Range 30 East, ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: ENJOY That partof theSanfordOrant and Thence run N 00 degrees 56'Oi" C NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF run South 363 feet, thence East 737 12, along the East line Government Lot of the NOTICE, to file Southwest 1, Section with the clerk .Criative Expressions feet moreor less tothe ¼ line of said 333U12 OF PROPOSED CHANGES AND THIS ________________________ Section 12, thence North along said Township 20 South, Rang. 30 East, '4 of laid SectIon 12, for 1270.00 feet AMENDMENTS IN CERTAIN of the above court a written PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS line 363 feet, thence West 737 feet to lying withIn the East 305.00 feet of to a point of Intersection with the DISTRICTS AND BOUNDARIES statement of any claim or demand center lineofLakeMary Boulevard; OF THE ZONING ORDINANCE, they mayhave. Each claim must be the West 1874.60 feet of the South point of beginning; 963.S2fest of the North 1623.32 feet of Thence run N $9 degrees 13' 39" W AND AMENDING THE FUTURE in writing and must indicate the ______________________________ 322'7346 Government Lot 2, SeCtion 12, 12; along the center line Of said Lake LAND USE ELEMENT OF THE basis for the claim, the name and '/4 of said Section Township 20 South, Range 30 East, the Northwest Looking For a New Home? Mary Boulevard, for 600.00 feet, the creditor or his agent that part for rightof.way to COMPREHENSIVE PLAN OF THE address of LESS the South 990 feet of the East LESS Check the Want Ads for houses1 Section Onora Road the Point of curvature of a circular CITY OF SANFORD, FLORIDA. or attorney and the amount claimed. as recorded in Plat 660 feet, Government Lot 3, o everY size and price. If the claim is not yet due, the date 12, Township 20 South, Range 30 Book 13, at page 34, of the Public curve concave southerly, having a Notice is hereby given that a , it will become due shall be Records of Seminole County, radius East: a central Public Hearing will be held at the stated. angle ofof32500.00 digressfeet 44'and Florida. If the claim is contingent or _______________________________ 34"; Thence 18—Ib"lp Begin atapolnt 6l0feet South, 1199.6 Commission Room in the City Hall run Southwesterly along the arc liquidated, the nature of the ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: feet East of the NW corner of Section said curve, being also along the in the City of Sanford, Florida, at uncertainty shall be stated, If the That part of the Sanford Grant and 12, Township 20 South, Range CITY DIRECTORY Center lIne of said Lake Mary 1:00 o'clock P.M. on October 32, claim Is secured, the security shall Government Lot 1, Section 12, East, thence South 503.8 feet, thence TownshIp 20 South, Rang. 30 East, Boulevard, for 383.73 feet to a point 1919, to consider changes and be described. The claimant shall INTERVIEWS West 1583.4 feet to the Easterly line lying within the East 70.00 feet of the of tangency; Thence, continuing amendments to the Zoning Or. deliver sufficient copies of the claim Houla'ives, RetIrees and othersof right•of.way of State Road No. dinance, and amending the future to the clerk to enable the clerk to West 1569.60 feet of the South 96333 along said center line run S thence Southwest along Easterly Door to door canvass getting Land Use element of the Corn. mail one copy to the personal fiet of the North 1623.52 feet of the degrees 91' 47" W for 40359 fiSt prehensive names for new Sanford City line of State Road No.3 a aistance of Plan of the City Of Thence departing representative, Northwest ¼ of said Section 12; directory from said center Sanford, Florida, as follows: Salary plus bonus, 192.4 feet, thence South 61 degrees line, run N 31 digress IS' 47" W for All persons interested in the estate LESS that part for rlght.of.way car helpful & NO SELLING. 30' East 664.5 feet, thence South 24 A portion of that certain property to whom a copy of this notice f Onora Road as recorded in Pla$ 30.00 feet to the point of intersection Permanent employment for degrees 33' West 285.23 feet, thence Book 13, at page 36, of the Public Of ff* Northerly rlght.of.way line of lying between Celery Avenue and admInistration has been mailed are North 61 degrees 30' West 71.1 feet, persons free to travel. Apply in Records of Seminole County, Lake Mary Boulevard and the East 14th Street and between LoCust required, WITHIN THREE person at 10a.m. Only. thence South 23 degrees 30' West to Florida. Westerly rIght.of.way unset Roiling Avenue and Cypress Avenue is MONTHS FROM THE DATE OF the West line of said Section R.L. POIk&Co. proposed to be rezoned from MR.) THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF HIlls Boulevard,saldPolntbeingthe 12, ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: Rm 60$Atlantic Bank Bldg. thence South to Easterly line of the PoInt Of Beginning; Thancerun N 31 (Multiple. Family Residential THIS NOTICE, to file any objection Begin 170.92 fist South of the East 101 E.lstSt. Sanford Grant, thence Northeast ¼ section post of Section 11, degrees 1$' 47" W along the Westerly Dwelling) District to GC.2 (General they may have that challenges the EOE along said Grant line toa point M.F East Township 20 South, Range 30 East, Rlghtof•way line of Rolling Hills Commercial) District, and amen. validity of the decedent's will, the __________________________ of the point of begInning, thence ding the future Land Use element Of Boulevard, for 145.62 run feet, to qualifications of the personal the thence South 312.45 feet, run Mschanlc.train.e.drlver. West tobeginning, Point of a curvature of a circular the Comprehensive Plan. Said representative or the venue or Appiylml.N.of434on17.92 at a point 430 feet LESS, beginning thenceNorth72d,gree$43'OO"west Easterly having a property being more particularly jurisdiction South 23 degres 1009.43 feet, run thence North 23 curve concave of the court. Rlchie'5VW 30' West ofa point 919.7 feet Southof derees30' and a central described as follows: ALL CLAIMS, OEMANC) AND 00" East 399.3 lie?, run radius of 155.33 feet Northwest corner of SectIon 12, LOts 6 and I, Block A, and angle of 41 digress 21' 47"; Thence OBJECTIONS NOT SO FILED Mechanic, must haveexp. ceSeuth44digrm 30'CO" East Township Lot 2,4,5,6,7 mdl, Block B, and WILL BE FOREVER BARRED. run Northerly along the arc of said 20 South, Range 30 Cast, to the poInt of beginning. LESS the WIlItraIn, benef Its on the Easterly boundary line Lots 1 through I, Block C, and curve, b,ing also along the Westerly Publication of this notice has $2005300 per wk. 339.3962 foIlng: BegIn 170.93 feet South State Road No. 400 (formerly State Lots 1, 3, 5 and 7, Block D the East¼s.ction postof Section 11, rightof.way line of Rolling Hills begun. Date of the first publication Road No.3) rim South 44 degreis WANTED TownshIp 30 South, Range 30 East, Boulevard, for 350.37 feet to a point All In Celery Avenue Addition, of this notice of administration: East 100 feet, thence North 73.12 Heavyduty industrial sewers October 5, 1979. thence run South 2 dagrses 42' 51" of Tangency; Thence, continuing Plat Book 1, page 125, Public lest, thence North 64 degrees DiLand, 7343164 s. Ruth Irene Haldin West aien fits East lIne q said along said Wssterly rigla.Of.way Records at Seminole County, west 314.53 feet to Easterly 111's run N. l0degieii 03' 00" C, for Florida. Personal Represen$stive Section 11, for 76.34 fist to a point; Classified ads serve The buyIng 8 dary line of said rood, thence South All parties In interest and citizens 115.50 f.ót' to the point of curvature of the Estate Of thence run North 63 degreis 46' 14" selling community every day. IS degrees ANNA E. HARDESTY 30' West along Easterly West at right angles to the Easterly of a circular curve concave shall have an opportunity to be Read 8 use them often. boundary line of laid road, 66 feet to saId hearing. heard at ____________________________ MATTHIES & CROSS, P.A. point of begInning, AND ALSO rIght4f.way line of U.S. Highway westerly, having a radius of 207.1) By older feet and a central angle of 39 of the City Commission BY: 5. Eric F. Matthies, Esq. Secretary needed for law of tics. No. 11 and No. 92 for $2.43 test to a The Orleans Building LESS, rlght.of.way of Onora Road, point on said Easterly rIgMof.way degrees 34' 47": Thence run Nor. of the City of Sanford, Florida. Must have good typing, thor. AND ALSO LESS, begin H. N. Tamm, Jr. thand preferred. 21 North MagnolIa Avenue along the arc of said curve, line; thencerun Norm26degrees 3' therly South 24 degrees 30' West of a p0kW 44" East City Clerk being also along the Westerly right.. Ocala, Florida 32670 along said Easterly right., 949.7 fist South ci the Northwest Tel: (904) 732.3923 otway line of Roiling HIlls Publish Oct. 2, 12, 1979 of.way line for 70.00 fist to a point, corner of Section 12, TownshIp AttolTlsys for Personal Repres.n. thence run South 63 degrees 46' 14" Boulevard for 144.27 fist to a point of DEO.3 tative South,Range30East,atapolnton EutatrIgttangfttosadlastery tangency; Thenceconfinuing along •MPLOVMENT ths Easterly rlght.of.way line said Westerly right.of.way line, Run IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Publish Oct. 5, 12, 1929 right.of.wayllnsforl$21;feesfotp, State Road No. 15 and 600, thence N29degrees3l'37"Wfor3SI,;Sf.et EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CIR. DEO.28 run South 64 degrees 30' East 661.5 point of beginning. ________________________ to the PoInt of Intersection with the CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE feet, thence run East to a point ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: 9l2FrenchAve. 323.5116 Southerly rlght.of.way line of COUNTY, FLORIDA, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR Begin 170.93fiet$cutfloftpeEast 1499.6 feet East of the West line of Americana Bouvard, said Point CASE NO. 79.1$SS.CA.25.I SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA ¼ sectIon poet of SectIon 1) slid Section 12, thence run North to Baby Sitter wanted for wk. ends. - being a point on the arc of a cIrcular IN RI: THE ADOPTION OP PROBATE DIVISION the Southeast corner of the North TownshIp 20 South, Range 30 last; Must be good w.chlldrsn. H. S. File $1" curve concave Northerly having a CAR ISSA SUE HORNBECK Number 79365CP thence run South 2 degrees 1163.8 feet of the West 1699.6 fut Of student OK. 323.2915 eves. radius of *5.38 feet and a central by: HAYWARD LEE HORNBECI( DIvisIon said SectIon 13, mince run west West along the East line of said Cashier.Hostns 0 Waitress SectIon 11, for 74.34 feet to a point; angle of 49 digress 33' 14", thi and CAROLYN SUE HORNBECIC, IN RE: ESTATE OP 1503.4 feet to the Easterly rlght.of.. Center of saId circle bearing N 25 his wife, LAURA DEAN Exp.onlyl way line of saId State Road 15 and tIenc. run North 63 degrees 46' 14" Petitioners. Deltona Inn. 464.4.493 Deceased West at right angles to the Easterly degrees 4$ 02" W; thence run 400, thence run South 21 degrees 30' NOTICE OP SUIT line of U.S. Highway Westerly along thearc of said curve, NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION west along said rlght.of.way t the rlght.of.way No.11sndNo.nforss2.rneettoa bsingatsoalongth.Soumerlyrlght. TO: Rocky Plemons Wanted mature lady to iive.in 2 TO ALL PERSONS HAVING pointof beginning; days a week, prepare meals 8 AmerIcana rIglWof.way otway line of c.o Billie Plemons CLAIMS OR DEMANDS AGAINST Partof the West ½o the NE '6 of point on said Easterly carefor invalid lady In Sanford llns;ffilncerunNo,lh26deaJeesl3' Boulevard, for 132.39 test; Thence The Georgia Company THE ABOVE ESTATE AND ALL theNW¼ofSctlonl3,Tawn$hlpIO residence. Call 305.332.4253 P.O. Box 746$ OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED EU? Of0t19 said Easterly it,.. departing from said rIght.ol-way South, Range 30 East, more par a_ line, run $06 degrees 33' 12" 1 for Columbus, Georgia 3090$ IN THE ESTATE: ticularly described as follows: of.wayIinefo70.$tfeapoi, ¼3.S3feet;Thencerun$$9deg.'ees YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED nh1Mttigrses4V 14" YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED RN4tol2full&paettime.AppIy Baginatttte$outhw,stcornerofttte 13'3Y'Efor79.7$leet;th.ncerunS thataPe$ItionforAdoptionhasbe.n thatthsadmInlstrationoftheistat. in person Sanford Nursing 1. NE 1/i of the NW ¼. run East Iastatrlghtan,Iestosaid Easterly O2digrees4'88"Wforll0000feet; flied against you and you are of Laura Dean, deceased, File rigftt-of.way ilns for 882.17 feet to Convalescent Center 950 feet, thence North 141 feet, North N ffiaj, 'ij $89 degrees 13' 39" 1 for requIred to serve a copy of your Number 79369CP, is asndino in the point Of beginning. Mallonvilie. digress East 237.2 feet, thence 334.92 feet to a polid intersection written defenses, if any, to It on Circuit Court for Seminole COunty, All Of said parcels tying and NorTh 28 dsgren 47' East .ion. .u._ being wltti Ite Northerly rlgltt-ofway line RICHARD B. OWEN, EsquIre of Florida, Probate Division, the ad. HELP WANTED EXPER IENC. sItuated In fitS 334 fist, thence South N desr City Of Sanford. olLakeMaryoulevard,thsncerun CARROLL, JONES, ROOKS 8 dress of which is Seminole County ED MATURE BOOKKEEPER. CIIfltY. Fluids. WeSt 32.5 test, thence North to the N 50 degrees 01' 47" 1 along the OWEN, P. A., Attorney for Courthouse, Santoró, Florida 32771. Call Saturday only after 10 AM Northeas$Cofneiofth.NW¼00ffie ALSO LESS AND IXCIPT: right.Of.wiy line of Lake PetItIoner, whose address is Post The personal representative of the (305) 3210170, ask fir Manager. NE ¼oftheNW¼ oisaid sallies i, A tract of IIfld lY1191 ttd beini Mary Boulevard, for 101.47 fist to Office Box 30,3915, Hloftway 1712, estate Is Laura Davis, whose adWest 460 test to me Northwest situated In SectIon 12. Township me pi, ci beginning. Cassaibstry, Florida, 33707, and file dress ii 549 Brockttrst, Oakland, Accounts receivable cletk, SonSouth, Rage 30 Bost. $ImIttsI5 ALSO LESS AND EXCEPT: of fits NI ¼ ci fits NW ¼: the original with the Clerk of the California. The name andaddressof ford based manufacturer offers County, Funds. t tare ttiet,epo FromtM$WCOIIWOI Section 12, above styled Court on or before the personal representative's an excellent oØportunity for an beginning (less the rlgtt.ol.wey fq PSftlCuISrIy described as felIetst TownShip 50 South, Range 30 laW, Novemoer 6. otherwise a judgment individual wIth a minimum 013 tori us Stale Road Cemmence at Its NW corner Of Semin*le County, Florida, run N, 02 may be entered against your for the years expsnoncs in accounts All persons having claims or SectIon 12, Townelilp 39 South, a, o' 3s" i, siog me west relief demanded in the Petition, PARCEL $ receivable, billing 8 collectIons. demands against the estate are BsPnllO.93fle$SoutholthaIast¼ Range 31 EU?, r'fl ttSC5 $ • imiofsa$actiofllLn4.$Mtsst, WlTNlSSmyhandandthssealof required, Join a higltly'progmsiye ac WITHIN THREE section post of SectIon 11, Township degrees 10'IS" I. ale, the North thence run 5.59 degrees 13' 39' 1., said Court on this 2nd day of Oc. MONTHS FROM THE DATE counting teem Of suCceSsful 0 5fh I0$ouffi,Nange3OIast,ruthance parallel to the South lIne of said taber, 1979. rapIdlye*pandingFionidabas THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF to a point: thsnce S. $1 degrees 31' secnon 12. iin.ni Seuth 312.4$ feet, to me Piw (SEAL) company. Excellent salary I THIS NOTICE, to file with the clerk 71 degrees 43' West 1*1.43 fee,, run 1)" W. a distance of 142113 feet to a Beginning, thence run N. Arthur H. Bickwith, Jr. biMfits with exceptIonal op. of the above court a written psinHthance$.fldegr.is1p39"l. degrassQl'47" 1. 735.747 fist to thence North dseeI 35 As Clerk of said Court the portunity for advancement. If statement of any claim or demand 399.3 test run fiance South 44 parallel with the North line of said p By: Susan E. Tabor of a curve concave you meet the critera above call they may have. Each claim must be SeCIlo 13, tOt' *89 P' degrees 30' East to the paint Deputy Clerk leuthealerly and having a radius ci. Mr. MInick at 332.3610, Sanford in wrIting and must i..t, the Relics 1. 01 1S4S15 31' 11" W. beginning 500.50 feet, thence run Nor. PublIsh Oct. 5 12. 19, 26, 1979 or 534.4113 Orlando. basis for the claim, the name and 50.0 fist is iite Point of Isgllninu, thaastsnly, along said curve, 355.7$ DEO.$ PASCEL address of the creditor or mince run s. is degrees is' a" hIs agent or attorney and LIVE IN mature woman to cars ttgi From me SW COt'VW Of SICtISfl fl• parallel with the Ninth line if Soil dagreas for young man -semI-invalid 1. $1MINOII COUNTY BOARD Tgenshlp 10 South, Range w 3d" to me .'r. ci said the amount claImed. If us 30 laW, 3ec$i 12 tsr 656W tess to a pskw; usksspIni. Private room I OP SeMinole County, Flonids, run N 88 $59 55$ claim is due tI hIs when it flifl 1.01 dWeN 31' 11" W. p' . Salary, drIvers lIcense 0 COUNTY COMMISSIONIUS degrees 4' 35" 1., along Na set to a peint on tie will become due halI be stated. If WU? $5? 101W tee, tO me rsfersncss. 3234* NOTICE OP PUILICHIARINS Pelt at CVI. NerW.kuttt ¼ SectIon line of said us of said SectIon 12, 91.161 fii9 IS VIIv?5 Of the claim. is contingent or a cIrcular curve CSIIC&VS sect. Nsvebsr 6,1979 12. said point beIng illS fees me Point 01 Biaittnlni. tt uñlIquldated, tie nature of its E1perlenud sitter needed for Northwesterly havIng a radius 750P.M. N.Ohngroisu' is" 1st me continue N. Odeerees 4' U" 1.. 1*9091 uncertainty shall be stated. if the intstit, myltoms9ts S. Inquiries feet and a central angle The Board of County Corn. claim is securet the seCwfty stall., ¼ SectIon PU? Of SectIon 11, once alone slid WIW Hits ci SectIon 12, call fl1.$3lIdayu 323-4113 eves 1? 10"; run la&e $eI*. ,, *8491 fit, thencsn S. _ mi$sionsrs of Seminole County, be described. The claimant stan 31 s w. irs' 1., parallel tome IUngrees , n. wSsIerlyafong th5 arc it said curve fU?,ffisncervnN.$degreesii'ir' Plorisa.wlllholdapublIcpeeringto deliversuflkletglofmiciaim Per a cilia In Ipal Estate me, is. k, consiw me tsiiowing: - .. 01-said Ssd to me clerk 'to enable me clerk to ,. ,. s U. 1IV.284 feet. i, RWa Agency, Wm. Sisenper,Isdegreas a' is" w tsr 411W s. A. APPEAL AGAINST THE t$s run 1.88 dsi* 01' 47" W. mail one copy to each personal N. 71 digrsis Sr 15* 116 fist felts P.C. Of C curve Ii' a" w., paraiuei is the - BOARD OP ADJUSTMENT nupqessntative. " w. tot' : fit so $SWi Nerth.Segtl MI Section 1. ART GUMMO, ET AL. IA(9.17. concave Nadiwestarlyane Navkssa thence lie , insvaete in is. & CASHI ERS N. 11 degrees a' U" V tsr 79).7ITE . Al i. rihlVs Of 1055,0 Net. WIACi tNt ., me. Asricutture Zone. to whem a copy of itsis NatIce of Experience heskil. Oaed pay, In. 9)51 feet tolls POW SI Curvetwe pU? against thi Board of Ad. Admlnlstratlen has been mailad ore N. $9 dogram 13' 39" W. 053.191 feel Oiilivas$aly, aleng sail curve, cia siarutce. vacation, crsit union circular curv, concave Nec. tome juesmens Iii Approving a Special required, WITHIN 315.353 test, through a cintral angle THREE iovin a radIus 003*91 &pnsherIgptyinpa, Ueasa' so" tome POWOf contains 5.1$ acres mere or E*CepOISItfS,JOhN I. MULLEN tO MONTHS FROM TIll DATE OP Lake Mary 14 POOh Store. Lake • - of $4 . perkamái$epsmeflreneyeardue ISlnninI THE FIRST PUBLICATION OF Mary Blvd at 1.1. 19' 15'; thenci All 115r tsmsdiCalItsrdelllponhIISI Viol 9113 acres more st law. THlSNOTICLtofileagab1, WITNESS my hand and seal theesterly 11e1 lie arc if 5011 LESS AND EXCEPT: A1ON mecewtensuls9mdeycioctsber. SEMI of SEMi of $eCtioit 431.31, at they may have that challenges me .. , me csrier SI Artes$a, and North validity ci the decedent's 'Olgilt at:*S 5i$Iwsst caner FIGHT INFLATION uiii, me mince N. SI d 3$' t' Lake Jssup. (DIST. 1) tWN1¼ofmeNWMI,rusIas1 qualilicatlsts of the personal Sell Avon. Increase yew eernlnq (SEAL) This public leering will be hole In rsprssontative. or iii. vesitie or l*1, thence Ninth Iii feet, North 31 91.18 feel to the POW 00 BegInning. Piair. PSI dstCIle. Call. *rmer K. SeckwiIh, Dr. Csihallig$.736j Wis moresv ,e, seem i ci me Seminole County lwismcti.n of sit. court. 1I41IIS7or 464389 r.as lest as Clerk ci sail Ceyt islettor wish: csmmence at me CelWIMVSe. SanNel FIoniIa, iet ALL CLAIMS, DEMANDS, AND -. 35 Mary *lts Do NW corner Of sectIon U. Teenstip Nsuum$ar,1979,a57:Igp.M.,oras OBJECTIONS NOT $0 PILED O lees, mince seem N degraw a:::., Rage , L.Id a a. u.s teet, mince Haiti WILL BE FOREVER BARRIO S* POOct .19$INSV 1. $975 soon tharIfer as PlisIbit lint. rvn 1. w,mes pa,uij flied wish iste tSsnIhi.sIc.rmorcimiNwMIcimi County, aoseeim.first,s,l.i,p,is . , PICTITiOIJ5N deirsas 31'Sr$" .lgII W WW MW 1U oasis, 5, Netics is belOW gflss WV i am Isle Section sIIJIaSOIst caisljajg4. Persons appesrig at 1979. . IRe$.fllP.,$al ILwssto*iees , engaged in bv;Inis at i-" me peiisc leering will be Puerd Laura Davis cgeperOfffieNl'4citheNW,MI, leapsWanca$iigrgas' Giitiyirs Dr., Casseii,, W'W, II! 1153.0 bps isa pelt, staily Hearings may be cielkuod tlice$svffil*IestistMNW N Psrsonal Representallve Ion'.inele County, FIends, s, *015 tWA N. IS dePSIS 15' a" W. fnm time Is tine as found ci mi Estate of geginnig uses me rlplw.o.wey br tIdItiells Itameof TIll GUNROOM .Rssd Ne. AIc*SWV. Further dWells available Laura Dn 4771 andalesail that PVIINe.sh, 110th Nest sail and Iflat I Ints,W , SoctIenI&WUIISfgg.p collins -d1S, Ext. 308 by Decsaoe Of the Sanlhrd Grant and name will lie cliii at Circtjt ciIeginnlsgaant' -- N.. CommIssleners Bead of County ATTORNEY FOR PERSONAL Let$ I 501300 SectIon Court, $ouInels Caunv, FIends In elgSIS was" Wesih Ns RIPRESINTATIVI: KCsrdonce wish me ravisions of Nenil line SI slid laWlia 11 te SonNets County FIends Robert W. Crawhed E*. SemInole Cssty, PWIds. 1U$fU?aW.ow$W.ospa. the FIctitIous None itatutes, m. Chairmen By: Rsiert French 215 last Srowerd Blvd. Øsev*ci.lmeaatislo.0 I"W.tsrS$.Ibst'Negeb, Wit: lictlin 0610 Funds VaMos Fort Lauheidsie, FIsnide 33391 * W$V' W br N SidWISS ___N Jr Tulegitan. 355461190 mi$iwIblins.Of JLarTY&W1NI5 353.65 lees, Ihomcalaaareae*', $fWsale$.dlinfl.N.mel.Of W'I. 1iiliee - .. - 41—Houses ______ priced at $52,900. Terms available. - 3 BR, 1 B split plan, fenced yd., Find out if we can makeyovabetterde.l. 2110 Sanford Ave. 33S.773 3 BR, 1½ 8, cent. gas heat, w.w carpeting, w.2 adjoining icts. ft., Z comm in high traffic ares. ASSOCIATES NEEDED OF SANFORD REALTOR Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto Ave. .. .-. ONE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSI F I ED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER lS322.26l1. •NewbS Homes, l'pct. Interest to' qualified buyer. $34,000 to ' -' • - ___ - ' Air , - - traIHeat&AWC. Free Es?. Call Carl Harrisat LARS Sanford 3211711 - - &,—.---- urm- HoIuhInmNsnald - - 2..$EDROOM, CARPORT, NEW PAINT & CARPET. 124,900. Just think-If classified ads didn't work, there wouldn't be anyt 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, LARGE CORNER y CAVe •. , HomeRspslrs . 3 -, TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty N E. 1st - LhgI* Hauling CfliSsit ' -. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, 2 CAR c7ARAGE, SCREENED PORCH, ABOVE GROUND POOL, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT, $51,000. Yarddebris, Trash Appliances&Misc, (LOCAL) 349.3371 I tysonCirnint . - ____________________ - LANE FRONT, 12x60, CENTRAL AIR, EXCELLENT CONDI. TION ON DOUBLE LOT NEAR SI4.VER SPRINGS. $15,900 TERMS. - --_-_ JI1tIfl9 Drlves,patios,walksletc. LICENSED$6.4S3_ . - - -- ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways - - 3 UNITS ON LARGE LOT ZONED ResidentIal & Commercial 3220702 aft S 7734131- too small. 191.4914. -. - Al IPAINTING one. Quality work, no jab QMMERCiAL (2) 2 ,B'EDROOMS, (1) 1 BEDROOM, 'rCARPORTS. ONLY $42,500. I ___________________ - Rsp.W - MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showeri our specialty, 23 yrs. Exp. $49.$56. Inc REALTOR, MLS 'SEIGLER REALTY '4 BROKER Just thinking about a Career in Real Estate, newly Licensed, or experienced, Sanford's Largest Realty Co. invites You to spend an informatIve evening with Us Assumable S', pct. mortgage, 4 year old home with 3 BR, 2 baths, C.H&A, carpeting, kit. chen equipped, freshly painted. Nice corner lot. Must see to appreciate. 3 BR,') bath with family room on large lot completely fenced in. Quiet area 8 good location. Excellent assumption at 8~ pet. for qualified buyer. Some fur. niture av&lable. $31,500. REALTY WORLD. REALTY 24 HOUR STENSTROM REALTY neighborhood, fully landscaped inc. citrus trees. 2417 Orange Ave. $24,900, owners will finance lot, 10*20 FR, fenced yard + fruit trees. new carpet, new AC utility bldg., carport & workshop. 535.900. 322-8028, 32)0101. substentlai dwn. 322-2217. with a Spanish trace. 3 BR, 1 balh separale DR & fireplace, 1st time offered, be the first to sect $36,500. units C.H&A, fireplace, double lot, large oaks, more, $53,000. 136 Bunker Lane—near ldyllwilde school, 3 BR, 1½ bath, C-H&A, FR, Great location. Yours for only 536,450. 869-8500. David Demetree Assoc., Realtor STEMPER AGENCY 3 BR, 1.5 bath, split plan, $32,500. 322-1963. HAL COLBERT REALTYIAc. - LOCHARBOR PersonalIzed, fast, dependable, Regularorltimebasis. We DO wash windowsl Pressuri cleanIng. 322-0071. UNCL1JTTIR' YOlJ CLoSiV "iismeking . Alternations, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery - 3220707 ____________________ __________ PI,..,,jpIic - Welbofits Camera $iis' Sales, pes' s_es repair aVIce, 3214191. - ____ :'iui - - - OtY $38,300 for this 3 Bdrm, 1½ Both home on quiet street, convenient location, attractive thtanclng. PakisIg. Roof, hemss, mobile- henio stc.MestIep,sesi. opaclal 1h6( 121* leesSnabla rase ill went gear, 31373. NItICS - tO be close to city con vshIences-Peautiful country property, i2acres,4 IR,7 Ba, C. N&A, fenced, MUCH MORE, 1 LYN'SSWAP$NOP 0 & anttoues, CsnsilflngIW5 ACC*Oh Man.$at. S:*$:$. 153 Plantation lN$ULATION_Ialtkg,ble,j,j, ,SW Dssarva*Nui. RACO Fgam, fiberglas Cellulose. Lowest prices. Call w,i 3111539 or 856.7344750 collect. _-_ . VI'. warranty, $44,930. C' _____________________ ________________ r- r Rsmohslino'crpentry, - pat,fg, masenery, concrete. All pIWs$ilenally dens. Free OtilitiS. Call 337.2914. -. r5psW & recolsi$ V5 Vg$sNpctci - 10 %a - - &Ade Or 831-9993 near teva, 1 yr. warranty, $34,950. - Vintage Spanish home with OIde - -. - L15t Tour Pu ne PLUS 3.57 acres, 4-stall UPtilIst.ry chargs. 559*' ' - - - NTRYLlvip4O-3SR, 1 Bath rse stable, fenced, - - _____ lot. Ph. 321.0067. carpet, BatterIes New & Used Reel's Body Shop Lakeview lot. Loch Arbor. 105' paved road, 210' deep. Beautiful view across Crystal Lake. Only vacant lot in area. $14,950. - JOIN THE ONE THAT'$ NO. it Sanford's Sales Leader World Charm throughout. 'bnspiace, large rooms, high Iings. courtyard & balconyiy covered with Ivy & On utiful street. SEPARATE AGE APARTMENT. 3222420 ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 PARK REALTORS CaliBart MOUNTAIN TOP 1 acrs heavily wooded lots 15 ml. W. of 1.26, Hendereon, NC. PrIced from 51.000 with lIberal terms. Owner on sits Oct. 19.20. Call 322.705 for appointment. CaliBart REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7495 Losing ur h.me & credit? I will catch up back payments I buy equIty. 333.0216. Webuy your equIty, close In 24 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. Req. Real Estate Broker 3211759 26lOSanford Ave. Aft. Hrs. 322-7643,322-4869 &SoM See our beautifuf new IROAb. MORE1, front & rear BR's, OR lOONY MOBILE HOMES 1003 Orlando Dr. VAI,FHAFinanak -. -- - - -- — Clothing, plants, books, golf st-Is, IR chairs, Lamps, radio, fishing eqpt. 714 Sir Lawrence Dr (Groveview) Fri Sat 10 7 Large Yard Sale Sat. & Sun, 9to 5 - - , - ___ - --. -' YardSaie: )2o6PalmeltoAve. Sat --- S1—HOu Brand new Dining Room suite by china. White contemporary, $550 comp. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322-5721. Bedroom suite, oak dresser, 2 mirrors, 1g. door chest, full or queen head board, $100 comp. Free Deliveryl Sanford Fur. niture Salvage, 17-92 So. of Sanford. 322 5721. Like new fullsIzeslee'er. Made by Jamison, 5145. Sanford Fur. niture Salvage. 17-92 50. of Sanford. 322-5721. 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original $593, bal. $151 or $21 mo. Agent 339-5)54. FURNITURE& THINGS Buy & Sell Newl Used Furnitur• 500 S. Sanford Ave. 323-6593 t ' ile?, clothes, chairs, dec. appliances, dishes & misc, _____________________________ Yard Sale 205 Holly Ave. Sat. & Sun. 9 until _______________________________ Carport Sale Sat. 9a.m. to5p.m. 1807 S. Holly Aye, _______ 55—Boats & Accessories ____ - 59—Musical Merchandise ______________________________ Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center. 7202 - - -- _______________________ -. - 72 Ford A I Condition Air cond. Recent inspection 115003220039,322.2111 French Ave. 322 2255. Fender precision base fretiess with case$350 322-1355 alter 5pm, 52—AppUances 43—Lots.Acrsag. 5O—Mscellansous for Sa 2½ acres on Hwy 415 in Osteen, 144' frontage, great investment FURNITURE. BIDDING EASY TIRMS with store I man. potential, under priced at cingt No one InOtlando.$anford area çslusOO credit if you will pay MI downl Let us help you establIsh local credIt. We deliver 5)5,000. Tropic 75*150 aloft & dry lot on Lagoon in DeBary. $1,730. S acres beautifully wooded In Ostesn. Owner will finance $3,300 down w.easy terms. wes an W. 1st St. near Rivervlew. Unbelievably pricod at $11,000. 1~ Westinghouse washer 1. dryer set, good thapel $225 set. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17.92 So. of Sanford. 322.5721. Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.33 used short time. 1.1. $159.14 or $19.35 mo. Agent 33N314. 62—l.a wn-.Ga rden NAMED VARIETIES Blooming African Violets 2401 AIrport Blvd. FILL DIRTITOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark 8 HIrt 333.7510 $600, BaI Due $303.75 en need - -- - -------- - Chevy. tub. '71 engine. New fl,I),rt:Ofl thiS month Clean $, ç, 7 West I'.f S 321 0998. -- -------------------- '77 Cash 322-4132 ._ .. Font - L It) .. waann Crtiic,' sharp. 53495 323 4375 Larry's Mart, 2)5 S.intord Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest in used furniture, Refrig., stoves. tools, 12—Auclton 1971 Corvette Convertible, both tops, PS. PD. AC. AM FM, .4 speed, 454 engine. Ph. 574-4790 196$ VW, needs body work, runs good, new Inp. stIcker. Sell or trade for motorcycle. 373-2735 . * AUCTION SALE * FRI. NITE 7:30 P.M. ______________________________ DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION One (II large warehouse lot plus all kindS of items: TV'S & etc. Something for everyone. DOOR PRIZE COMF EARLY- STAY LATE Dell's Auction Center Hwy 46 West, Sanford Hwy 9?. I mile west of Speedway. Daytona Beach, Will hold a puj4lic AUTO AUCTION every TuesdayS. Saturday at 1:30. It's the only one in Florida. You set I the reserved price, Call 904-255 8311 for further details. - ------------ - Ford Pinto, '14. Hatchback Runabout, 4 cyi., I spd., air, new I ______________________________ tires, clean. $1295. 322-4962. fl iu . Ai - U UU U.HAUL STORAGE LOT SALE - - dt,91 3500 S. Orangs Ave. (lust South of Michigan) 7 big lots, furniture, applIances, toys, baby Items. tools, tv's, tralnsand much morel Auctioneers: Col Jim Grass Dave Nequette LJ 6444929 £ bU ESTATE AUCTION Antiques & personal property of the kite Elsie Roux. Saturday, October 13, 1979 at 7:00 P.M. Maltkind CvIc Center couch, hidabed, asst, chairs, lamps, queen Anne cedar chest, Burl walnut secretary, bedroom suite, dining room suit., mahogany, Royal Bayreuthe dinnerware, Nippon vases, pressed & cut glass, Royal Vienna chocolate set, occupied Japan pieces & much morelll Auct1onn: .,.,._.-_---. V. ;; __________ - Call: 644-4929 to take up my AuctIon 1213 S. French, 333-7310. - - 8. carpet will Estate from the North, Oak dining room suite, oak lady's desk, oak bedroom suite, stacked bookcase, china cabinet, glassware — depression, Wedpwood, Victorian. Watorset, hand painted plates, pressed & cutglass. Pottery- Hull, Roseville, Weller, Nippon, Helssn. Service for 12 dinnerware. Too much to list. DUE TO DIVORCE Must sacrifice SInger Sewing Machine, like new, or 1g. price - ______ ---- ---_ rI Maitland Cvk Center WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Simian Trail, Orlando, Florida., 061-481 -- - - -- tract' for P U it'w.'Iry or a tique'., 5)750 (all 3?? 9477 .321 S 7 ),ff101i,) Ave Antiqucor Modern Furniture On'pecc.or hou'.eful Bridges AntIques 323 7801 ' - Sunday, October 14, 1979 at 1:00 P.M. mattress, $30 set. Sanford 321.7972 - MCI) C. I New ANTIQUE AUCTION payments Ill ma. Phone 553-5394 or night. Will deliver no Ion, REALTORS 'A9 Toyot.. a, -I Dr Cli-an,ne brakes&tires s000 119 1507 I--.- - - 322-3481 __________ ___________________ Buy to TOP Dollar F,id for good USt'i furniturs', ,ippIariccs 8. pl(irfl tring tixti,ir J,'nkiri'. I ut fibre, I 098) 705 E. 2tt St 32)------------ - -- - Buy Wrerked Cars - - - - in Sanford. someone - 8OAutos for Sale - ________________________ Will buy Isl& 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate & Business loans. Florida Mortgage Investment, 1350 5. Orange Ave., Suite 304, Winter Park. 644.4432. '& — '66 Ford Bronco .4Wl dr ,exc mech conci. $1700. 322 70.45 - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, Fla. 32171 - Z 79—TruCks-TraIlers - 323-5620 Porch sale Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 373-77)0 - APPLIANCES. S.,n$ord Fur niture Salvage 372 8721. - / Carport Sale: Misc items, large womens clothes, household items 2101 Palmetto Ave Sat & Sun, all day. Individual 'Vents To Purchase Mortgages 33,3150 For Sa1e 13*30 2 BR MobIle Horns 315-5028 Geniva ares. 2710$anford Ave. _________ - - WE BUY USED FURNITURE & 4 Fern. Garage Sale: Fri-Sat 9.5. Household Items, toys, maternity & boys clothing. Misc. 711 Tollgate, Woodlands. 68—Wanted - - K,tw,js.iki l75dirtbike Sacrifice 52-95 322 6640 3229499 misc. items. Sat., Oct. I), 9 till. 2551 Narcissus Ave Beds. Dil motel box springs & Branch Office 3232222 78—I'otorcyCIeS HorSes Pastured -- - _______________________ - . - __________________________________ - - 66—Horses -- - ________________________ Garage Sale. like new clothing & Items galore. also plants & hand made goods. Fri., Sat. & Sun 9to 6,1010 Myrtle Ave. 3720969. 3 Chinese rugs, good cond. Approx. 60 yrs. old 666-6719 Trogdon. Table, 6 chaIrs, leaf & 42-Mobils Homes REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES IJOIN SANFORD'S SALES LEADERI WE LIST & SELL MORE HOMES THAN ANYONEI - DoberniansAkC rei $100 17? 5875 ___ Corner of Forest 0r & 75th St. 1109 Sanford Ave. LAKEFRONr LOT•LOCH ARBOR Prize of the area. Gorgeous view, many trees. 150x115. Owner. Asoc. 3225195. .BATEMAN REALTY EXECUTIVE HOME) BR, 2 bath DREAM HOMEI 3 BR, 2½ Bath Home in Idyllwilde on 3-3rds Acre! Relax & Enloy the Many Extras this home provides with lots of Luxury Featuresl BPP WARRANTED. Yours for WILSON MAIER FURNITURE BUY, SELL, TRADE 311.315 E. First St. 322 5622 INC. REALTORS 47—Real Estate Wanted renovated inside I out. New CM, fenced yd. $32,000. 322-9351 days; 323-3789 eve. Only 121,5001 home in Mayfair w.Many Features! BPP Luxury WARRANTED. Yours for $515001 - Carport Sale- front of ilyse Florist, 127 F Crystal Lake Ave., Lake Mary, Fr, 10 to 4 & Sat. 10 to 1. 3?? 9337, clothes, books, alum CB tower, odds & ends. 551,5001 (1 - ' IDiL FOR FAMILY WHO EN. JOYS the good life but wants __• PAINTING,CARPEMTlY CUSTOM CABINETS Freest. mo* ansi NICE I NEAT) BR, 1 bath home w-C.H&A, w.w carpet, dining area, fenced yard I Super starter 339-0509 339-0505 FORREST GREENE By Owner- 3 BR, 1½ bath, CHIA, carpeted, Formal DR. Nice neighborhood, large corner 22) Yale Dr,, Academy Manor, 3 BR, 2 full baths, FR, newly SUPER 3 BR, 1 bath home w. spacIous LI, FR, eat-in kit, new carpet & newly painted I A Buy for $37,100! DISTRESS PRICESII Public 6.' Dealers Invitedl SALE IN PROGRESS TODAY at: Orlando Wholesale Furniture Dist. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Paint, 4 blks. west of 441, 7982575. Open daily 96, Sun. 126. REALTOR" homel BPP WARRANTED. 5 Man, quality oporatiaji•YrLexp. Patios, Driayo MC.Wa.Yfle Seal, 327.1331 __ Sat. 1.3 p.m. UNBELIEVABLE AT $179001 4 avrm, 1 Bath home, air conditioners (2), carpet, carport, hear bus slop, GOOD IN. 'VESTMENT, 2104 Summerlin Avenue, Sanford. Hostess: rlsciila Greene. R&R Pnsese I Steam CleiAIng, ________ REALTORS JOIN US OCT. 14th cIi,ii -_ — FOR OUR OPEN HOUSES ____ - liii.1mifli -_ REALTY OPEN HOUSE - ANIMAL HAVEN Do, 0 Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet dog houses, insulated, mns_ kannels, screonadi outside runs, also air C59N 322.P1 HaI* -- - if —_- JOHN KPIOER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 332-7851, Sanford STENSTROM .1% p. _______________________ - W. Garneti White JCom.. "p 5511 those thIngs that are just taking up space with a went ad in the Herald 322-3411 or 031.9893 ventory of new furniture, bedding, 0 GE applIances & Tvs at 323-7832 Reg. Real Estate Broker - - lot 50*123. Owner says sell-best offer over $2,000. 144x2)O ft. Zoned agri. $5,900. Wekiva-Fox Hunt. Sat.. Oct 13th. 8-3. LIonel elec train, sm fbI w-7 chairs, tools, toys, playpen, plus good Flea Market - DELTONA LAKES— Residential / Eves. 322-06)2, 322-1517, 322-8102, 322-7111 - "- — , OUT OF BU9INESS SALE II $4,200. 440.6719. 4S-A--atof State - 2139 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 327-1577 32)-064O ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 377 5791 WINTER PARK FURNITURE' CO. HAS CLOSE ø'THEIR DOORS FOREVER I We are altering their $80000 In- Sanford-Lake Monroe nearby _________________________ Garage Sale: 140 Ledbury Dr., items. MOVING! _______________________ -- 3l0SanfordAve. DsBary -Wooded building lot 100*200. Survey. Good area. 701 Bldg. E. Altamonte Dr. Yard Sale - Oct II. 12. 13 108 W.21lhSt Clothes, Toys, etc ____________________________ 9xl2rugs,511.99ea. Don't pile no longer needed items high as an elephants eye. Place a classified ad, and pile the money in your wallet! Newly listed. 301 E. 23rd St., 3 BR, 2 B, FR, FP. $37,500. Eyes 569.5189 332.3*39 for Sale Rooftop color TV antenna Like new, $25 323-6873 aft 5pm. 365-1213 REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322-7191 CROCKETT o, .3. MANN REALTOR uch cIarm plus swimmIng pool. Spacious 4 BR, 2 bath, FR. $62,500. REALIUK 3224991 MULTLPLE LISTING S* VICE iiuY JUNK CARS From slOto$30 Call 322 1624; 322 1460 - New (used once) extra large ,jlr line animal kennel, $35 Phone 322 5860 ____________________________ t:UreKa Canister vacuum, limited supply-easy terms. Only ss per month. Call Jim 3220244. $27,050. lOpct,dwn. By owner 365-3491, eve. 349-5451 MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR 207 E.ZShSt. Qualltyworkmansiip. No lob toe small or big, Interior or extirior. Housewives Cleaning Service 50—Mãsceflaneous 530.4633 or 339.4711 eves. * ARE YOU SATISFIED? If not ioushouldseethisnewa BR, 2 bath listing. Just redecorated inside & out. it can be yours for just $36,900. - GENEVA 5.2 acres 330' on paved frontage. 1012 MagnolIa Ave.— Beautiful shake siding. 3 BR, 2 bath, 2 . CIs.flkiS Service 43—Lots-Acreage "THE LAND MANN" By Owner 3 BR, 2 bath, 90*130 ft thArrnzlI ham- ............ ----- _____ --- - ___________________________ - Deer Dogs For Sale 37? 1267 S4—rage Sales at 9-2 pci. Call Ocala 904-629-4154 aft 6 p.m. William Maliczowski, Realtor - fl burgers, french frIes and unleaded gas?" 2565 Park CBS w-sc porch & carport. Quiet r.nf V I REALTORS ESTATE SALE, lovely 2 Bdrm, sãt. Pspaa Painting $aJy Custom Painting trim. Free 11*323-1704. — - 'GET A LOT TOO *SOMETHING UNUSUAL - I _________ -_ cars, trucks & heavy equipment332 5990 - —_______ ------- TV repo 19" Zenith. Sold orig 5.473 7S b,eI. $183 16 or $17 mo. Agent 3398386. - -- - Top Dollar Paid for junk & used 65—Pets.SUpplieS TV'S. SISIup MILLERS 7619 Orlando Dr Ph 327 035? - -- . -- -- ___________________________ 322.9283 Wilh this 4 BR, 2 bath, older 2 story home, tree lined street. Owner says reduce. Now only $38,000. - - -- .--_---- steel, pre-engingeered clear span buildings. (Maior Mfg.) $497200. for 30'*72'*12' $1,949.00. 40'x8'x14' for 18'xTl'xll' for 17.284.00. All buildings include large double sliding door. Other SIZCS available, Fall delivery. F.O.8 factory. Call collect 305-331 1647. 9am 106pm- (.001used BY OWNER-3 BR home In goodl cond. $28,000. Will hold w 243S' S French (1792) Sanford 323 5324 - - - - - BUILDINGS!' Super SALE! All STEREO Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, AM FM stereo radio, I speed turntable, diamond needle, 8 track. Sold new $450. balance due $128 or take over my payments of $16 per month, Call 862-5394 day or night. NO RESERVATIONS! NO OBLIGATION! Cute little blk house. 2 BR, 1 B, lg lot. 55,000 down 5200 ma. Owner will carry mort. 523,300. 1514 Elliott 5t. 337-4455. The Real Estate Agency Inc., Realtors 53—TV-Radio-Stereo - - 77—Junk Cars Removed _______- _________________________ to learn how You can make a successful Career in Real Estate. Please join Us at the Sanford Garden Club (at entrance of Sunland Estates on U. 5. 17-92) Tuesday Evening at 7:30 p.m. 322.2420 23-5774 Day or Niabt IIALTOI $31,300, remodeling Harold Hall Realty ROISuE'S 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, GARAGE, CENTRAL AIR. Carpanhy . BUY A PIECE OF THE PAST in this beautiful 2 story, 4 BR home boasting over 2600 sq. ft. with formal Living & Dining Rms., Breakfast Rm., Library I Fam. Pm. on fenced corner lot for iust $65,000. 2,5oo, r•tes. $6.$562. general home repalri. no I.too imali. Call 323-5463 anytime. MAYFAIR'S BEST BUYI Beautiful 4 BR home on large corner lot w-gorgeous landscaping, terrific eat-in kitchen, 2 Fam. Rms., big bedrooms & great financing. Only $59,900. DROOM EAT-IN KITCHEN, tENTRAL AIR, CARPORT. Homerspairs&appliancestotil. Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable ______ 'Room Additions BR home that features new: paInt, carpeting, kitchen & cedar porch. Paneled Fam. Rm. as well. Won't last at 131,9001 - 62-A---arn'iEqsjjp 25" Zenith Console color TV. '72 model, $250. Sanford Furniture Salvage, 17 92 So- of Sanford. 322 872). Sylvania 81W TV. Special pur chase—easy terms. Only $8 per mo Call Jim 322 0244. 'REAL ESTATE. 'CAREER NIGHT privacy fenced yard wa super 3 &DT. $79,900. ____ -- OAK TREES grace this large '1 2$TORY DUPLEX NEAR OWNTOWN. 2 BEDROOM DOUBLE GARAGE. -- ____ — 3 JEDROOM, 1½ BATH, SEENEO PORCH, AIR COND. LARGE LOT. $37,900. BR home w-fresh paint & new paneling on large lot w-huge oaks. Call NOW! - Painting, roofing, carpentry & general repairs. Licensed 8 bonded. Free Estimates. Call. 323.4033 after 3 p.m. Air conditioning, Heating, E1efrl' cal, Plumbing Service & Repair Call Larry for Free Est. 671.6294 rns.' k.. BOded - --,- • Conditioning .. - • . q -...---- __ - j - RL'TOR MLS 323-4041 or eves. 323-051T _____________________ . our lot or yours. FHA.VA. FHA 2356.245 iId to Suit $44,000. Low down payments. 'BUILDER. 32t'92N:- Unsworth Realty - __ 270 N. 17-92, Casselberry, Fl. Eve. 862.363 5 834-5200 2544 S. French Ave. _____________________________ _____________________________ 322.0fl9 323.7173, - -.- H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. R,g. REAL ESTATE Broker FLORIDA REALTY ALL itEzens óo town, very c'ean & roomy. S., . - CUSTOM DESIGNED HOME 3 BR 2 B, C H&A, ww carpet, Wrmal dining, beautifully eqpt ip inc. built-In Microwave. Near schools 1 recreation, $64,500. For Rent 3 offIces 1000 to 300090 . ___ DELTONA House only9 yrs. young. $31,900. _____________________________ _____________________ _____ ____ wooded acres. Perfect for horses. Ideal country living. Make offer. unturn. $26,950. 31—Apartments Furnished ., LAKE FRONT 3 BR home on 3 3 BR, 1 B, w•w carpet, gas heat, super clean, will sell turn, or Spacious Mcd. 2 BR, C.H&A, carpet, D.W, disp. Near hospital. Adults, no pets. $200. 323.3938. _____________________________ Apts. for Senhlt OSTEEN - $215 Adults. 541.7883. . UNDER $30,000...Lovely 3 EAR IDYLLWILDE elem. school. 4 BR, 2 B, 1g. fenced bk yd, C.H&A, w-w carpet, located on quIet street, $45,000. REALTORS . Push button controls, has carousel, slill In warranty. Originally $6.19. assume payMents of $21 mo Agent 339- 322.1912 just reduced 3 BR 1'/2 b, eat-in k)t,sc. porch, privacy fenced yd, w-w carpet, new roof, new Energy Saving C H&A, near schools & shoppIng. Now only $32,100. - Gun Auction Sun Oct 28, 1 pr!' Consignments Welcome Sanford Auction. 323 7310 - - o.ii 3013 , - -- 72AUthO') - ST. JOHNS'S—Furn. 1 bdrm retreat w-boat slip & 1k priv. $32,500. SANFORD IONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY Why not loin the fastest growing Real Estate Office In town? Sanford-spacious 1 BR + den, air, formica kitchen, new shag. AAA ____ ____ I sc patio, cony, workshop or office in rear. All for $31,900. Pool. Adults oni on Lake Ada. Just So. of AirPort Blvd. on 17.92 in Sanford. Call 3238670 Mariner's Village. ' . REALTORS 10 Sanford Avq. 32242$1. IBR-5199 V enterprise, Inc Medel Inc., Realtor 62—Lawfl.Garden - your lot ot our lot Rig. Real Estate Broker 322-8678 Eve 323.3984 - - APICANVIOLETS KENMORE WASHER - Paris. ! 322-914) The Greenhouse Service. Used Machines. • Evesattero&weekend* MOONEY APPLIANCES 323-0697 Kids gone, but the swing set in the back yard isn't? Sell it with a MICROWAVE want ad C.tII 322 2611 Cash for your lot! Will build on RZIG ifAIT 52—Appliances - VA:F HA.235.Con. Homes Low Down Payment bvali. home, custom made pool, green house, workshop. 1700 sqit living + 17x26 ic patio, BBQ. Many extras, must sell, well under by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses 41—Houses BR, 1½ 8, story townhouse, Med. kit. inc. all appl. 1150 sq ft, 1parkiing pool, C.H&A. Won't tst long at $31,000. Financing Price reduced 51,000. 3 BR, 2 B ' ____ 41—Hojses $19,000. Dedutlful 3 BR 2'/ bath Townhouse in Sanora with 2 car garage, pool & tennis court privileges included. $325 mo., 1st, last, 6. damage required. - ______ - 2 BR, 1 Bstucco.Spànishdeslgned home, nice area, FP, Ig rms, front & rear porch. All for ____________________________ , _____ 53 S - 30-Apartments lJnfurnlshed - ' 05 18888188 - - U -_______________ - .• U 88 Condo for sale, will be comp. end of December. Riveria Fouñ. tains—Naples, Fl. 327.2863. - - -- 35 I thing. $34,500. 327.0323. $00 S. Oak 5411883. - , a ____ 40—Condominiunn Sanford Gracious living. 'Peas. Weekly & monthly rates. Inquire • ,, : _________________________ ________________________ Sinford 2 BR, 2 bath, all appi., w.*. carpet, pool. Close to every. --- . 05 35 I I :_1 LIi-Ii-ti1IitP : 6452124 - 29—Rooms _________ - S-.-. . FR ESH F ISH I, pet, ref rg. I. stove, fenciiyip'*_: $215 + deposit. 322.0216. - 9..Good Things to I - tiagev.w_c - . Wanted Friday, Oct. 12, 1979-11A 32—Houses Unfurnish$. Do so" Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, ______ ______________ - ___________ Furnished Legal Notice Cal. Im Grass Devi NewIte �.A --Evtninq Herald, Sintord, FL Friday, Oct. 12, 1979 Outstanding 4-H Club Members Receive Recognition JANECASI !tFft!tY fçjird ildgts cFtr Sü.sui iit', president; Uotw as aIteniate, "Expanthng 1 Ihiiiis' erit to Urb;ii 'ticlti td Guim if, Waiterluth;— Wcndy--- A- 1'fl :ddc- prcentabaawas ere installed by Fred Roberts, Yvonne Drake, v,' president; '1 l)are You '' Awartis for the (loverettes. the 4-H Banner Aard to the Green, Rose Johnson, Brenda compiled and presented by 4-I1 program assistant. Miriam leach ecrctarv leadership were presented to Recognized for meritorious outstanding club of the year the Maner, Lynne Weiss, Judy Miriam Leach and Elizabeth Follovuig the program the 4- Tanimv Moon. treasurer; Susan I)ye and Sandra Turley, service were Mrs. Anne Teen Leader 4-11 Club, Fred Bragg and Stephanie Telese. Gaines prior to the dinner. I1*rs, their families, leaders Elizabeth Gaines, reporter and and 4-11 'leeri Leader of the Varner, president of Semiiinole Roberts. 'z' ar pins were presented to and guests ere entertained by Susan Fields, recreational Year Asard.s to Melanie Hart County Extension Homemakers County medals were 4-11 leaders and members. itia gi ci an-mental 1st Gene leader. Alice-Margaret Ruse and Sandra Turley. ("uncil, -Jack Weible, president presented to winners, AliceSpecial recognition was given FLORIDA Shirlr was in.stalled as delegate and The asard for the best club of Sanford Kiwanis Club, Larry Margaret Hose, Andrea to Melanie Hart whose horse ('mmii I officers installed Andrea Maynard and Dianna exhibit on the theme Johnson of Semitimiole County Maynard, Tiffany Moore, Mark record book won first prize on Farmit Bureau, W.A. Patrick, Bartlett, Aleatha Williams, the state level and participated Patrick Fruit Corp., Marge Mary Wynn, Pam Bragg, Lisa in the National 4-I1 Congress. MPH M ilit h do itt anti H- tmnme ( r nsbord I)in Huge Pam Melanie also took first place in programim; and .Jane Lsvegrove, Michelle Morris, public- speaking on horses at the C tsclberr of the Evening 1nthia Weiss, Julie Hankins state congress and took second I — Herald. Miriam Leach, Tabitha Moore, place in the Eastern Regional 4loin Davis, Seminole County Kristian Teles, Raymond H Horse Show. ----t Herald Staff Writer Outstanding Seminole ('ountv 4-I1 Club members %ere given recognition at their annual achievement banquet Saturday at the Altainonte Springs Civic (enter. The Seminole County 4-11 _ AM ,_ 6 4H '. ' " Ak N. Evening Heiuld SANFORD, FLORIDA Friday, October 12, 1979 I •- :, '}J 1 YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE 'A V ..:'-r'1. I ' p Herald Photos by Jane Casselbt'rry 'I'iflaiiv Ioore of the ('loverettes with ssiiming 1-11 *'xIi ihit J - .,- I - , -- - - ,.1''.•' - $, . , '_._.'•, , -. _ . - - _'_a,.,,. -. I' . P I ,,.. , _, - -.}:•.'.j- ,_ ' • • I - • • i. -. ' ;-_"c' -,._,, .•. -;•.4:... ;.'-.". - • d •I • . -. •-' 4I? F. ' • •,..., , . • ',4. -. .!,. \- • ;:. •• -' ,• -•' . •,• ,, .. -: • •. Vj • I ' ..' :- IL ,l .• . •, .,, :" .r_ - S I -1 a Fred Roberts, 4-I1 program assistant, gives '1 Dare You" awards to Susan Dye, left, and Sandra Turley. Herald Photo By Tom Netsel The Sanford Optimist Club and The Evening Herald are proud to present the Fifth Annual Seminole County High School Band Festival. Story, more photos, page 3. Outgoing 4-11 Council president and delegate Alice-Margaret Rose, phia president's pin on Susan Dye (right), while alternate delegates Andrea Maynard,, left, and Dianna Robey leek on. I 4 - ------- , - I,, .,' '" o' '' - , . • -•-- -. -.', - —. CI 1 �2—I venlili Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Oct. 12, 17 v.nInci Herald. Sanfnrd. F1 pt_i .----- C70 GLIDE If you're thinking of getting out of tbç house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here we a few suggeitlous: Time Out To Eat LAKE MARY PHILLIPS $1 - Try our Fried Chicken, "fried to perfection In our own kitchen." We feature home cooking and hospitality. one. quarter mile off 14 on lake Mary Blvd. MR. P's RESTAURANT AND SHOW LOUNGE— Enjoy delicious lunch specials, dinner, and cocktails. Uve entertainment nightly. 119 S. Magnolia Ave., downtown Sanford. DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE - Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment in our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Park Drive, Sanford. CLUB DIAMOND - Open 7 days a week featuring the best in country music. Hwy. 17-92 south of DeBary. HOLIDAY INN - 1.4 - Enjoy live entertainment in our lounge Tiwsday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday - All you can eat Special. 1.4 & S.R. 46, Sanford. HOLIDAY INN - LAKE MONROE - Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks in our popular lounge. "Overlooking the St. Johns," Sanford. PORT 0' CALL - Specializing in steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 in Seminole Plaza, Casselberry. SLOPPY JOE - Featuring the Great American Sandwich along with your favorites from our soda fountain. 2911 Orlando Dr. (Hwy. 17-92) Sanford. Six high school bands will be under the direction of Host Bandmaster Jack Herron. 700 Musicians J oin In Festival The. Evening Herald and the attraction. )ptimlst Club of Sanford have In addition to providing the oined forces once again to community with live family ponsor the fifth annual Seminole entertainment, the festival also ounty High School Band provides the bands with funds to 'estival, which will be held at help purchase instruments, uniake Brantley High School stadiforms and music. m, Nov. 3, 1979 at 8:00 p.m. Six high school bands At the conclusion of the musical epresenting Seminole, Lake extravaganza the massed bands Irantley, Oviedo, Lyman, Lake will Perform "America the Beaulowell, and Bishop Moore will tiful" accompanied by rockets, erform and over 700 musicians bomb bursts, and other fireworks ,ill take the field for opening designed by Vic Vickers, Florieremonies under the direction of outstanding pyrotechnic expert. Trophies will also be preack Herron of Lake Brantley. ,ho is the Host Bandmaster this sented to each band by distinear. guished citizens of Seminole County. Each band will be allotted wen minutes for individual pro-Tickets for the Festival may be rams of music and entertaining obtained from any band member, tits. This year the band from the Optimist Club, the Evening viedo will incorporate the Bahia Herald or at the gate. Prices are irine Temple's Swinging Scots $2.00 for adults and $1.00 for igpipe band as an extra added students. Thornton Wilder's "Our Town", Oct. 18-27 Annie Russell Theatre, Rollins College, Winter Park. Curtain, 8:30 p.m.; matinee second Saturday of run, 2 p.m. Call 646-2145, Monday through Friday. Eighth Annual Festival of Contemporary Music presented by the Florida Symphony Orchestra, the University of Central Florida Department of Music and Student Government, Oct 19-23 featuring f)omdd Erb, guest composer. Free to public Oct. 22, ;p.m., program of Erb's smaller works and 10 a.m. Oct. 23, lecture, both In UCF Music Rehearsal Hall. Tickets for three evening concerts at 8 p.m. in Village Center vallable.. Deftona Theater Arts Guild opens season with "The Last of the Red Hot Lovers", Nov. 1-3, 7:30 p.m., Fairway Room, Delton Golf & Country Club. Reserved seats only. Call 305-574-1679. Golden Age Olympic, sponsored by Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce and City of Sanford, Nov. 5-10. Events of all kinds for senior citizens 55 and over. For entry blanks and ichedule contact Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. 1 Exhibition of watercolor, by Dr'.-James Koevenig of Oviedo will be in Seminole Community College Fine Arts Compix through Oct. It Gallery hours: 8 - 5 p.m., Monday through Friday; 7-10 p.m., Monday through Thursday. - :'aI Thddo Zukcslpant—. U. S. 174, one 051 MofI4and4 'kuiu CtUu, Dasee, 2- p.m., each A*cnt. i, C1* Cs*sr. Thursday, Opus Wsb.day, Friday and1d.y, 24 p.mrirgit. onLy.' lanlurd Sereadsr, - 'isle citisma dance, 2:30 p.m., seth Wsdn'idsy, Sd Civic Canter. "YalHonrt beiso iiry Sunday, b p.m., DaB'iy Cet DsBary; I'ructIon, 7:38 p.m. 14ij $1, refreslnsnta Indudot Opsn topihe. -- CI H. GsIlsv.y INA diTihp.. Plsàer cmwwh"#A Text And Photos fiuhfrywadauction, Saturday, Oct. 13, fr U aa, te$ p.m., AltamOnte Civic Canter. Serftp bsglnjjn,j sullen at 2 p.m.. Flea market an day,r8oft at door. ()Idf..W,p.d hsasel.IjLIá aselal, Sunday, Oct 14. 24 p.m., Cent.IUgIJ Park, Sanford, ipotisored by S18TER Make your own sundae.-. p ••, -_--__ Swisgiag Bests, will lead his group. -- By Tom N.ts.I Lake lkwell's 8Ilver RsgIasat will be directed by druis aiaJsr S S - : ) •\ 4 a .5 -- I .. p -.---- ••.'pvt I I is - - • • • I - • - • �' ,*'i 4—Evenl,, HiraM, Sanford, Fl. V • r, .e,. •. :s s Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Oct. 12. 11 TELEVISION Pam Dawberle Fame Has Drawbacks Jazz Artist Mixes Bus ines s,, Pleasure October 12 thru 18 ---BDlCKKLEl1jj work and she II i1heThen there are the old recognizable;- A while ago, I HOLLYWOOD (NEA) security the money brings friends or so-called was in New York and I Everybody wants to be a her and she can now afford to friends she hears from. coUldnt get a taxi, so I took a Aar, right? All that money, travel, which she loves. So She has heard from people bus in front of Macy's all the all that glamor, excitement, there surely are plusses to who used to snub her, back way downtown. I sat and fun, fun, fun, the spot she's in. home In Michigan. And talked to people on the bus Well, It isn't all quite that But, for once, let us take a people she hadn't heard from and had a wonderful time.. much fun. There are some long, searching look at the since elementary school. Before that, I'd stood in line drawbacks to it, and maybe minuses. And a girl who once had 25 minutes to get the bus, you'd consider them "I got a bouquet of roses a stayed with her In her And nobody knew me." seriously before you accept couple of weeks ago," Pam -.r apartment and had then She says she gets enough that million-dollar offer. says. And I said, 'Oooh, who ripped her clothes and stolen Talk to Pam Dawber a sent me roses,' recognition "so my ego is because I jewelry and they had a patted" but not too much, while. Pam is Mindy never get roses from terrible fight and now she Mock's Mindy usually. And she admits that on the anybody. At least nobody I calls up, as though nothing once in a while redhot ABC series. And she want to get roses from. And such as ever happened. when she wants to get in to will tell you that she likes the the note said, 'Pam meet And the classic story see some performers she me on the Hermosa Pier at 5 "An old high school flame of S wished she was more p.m. on Sunday. Love.' mine just called me a few recognizable. "I think his name was times. I haven't ret urned the Her fan mall is a source of Wallace. You think, how n calls yet. I don't if I problems: There are lots of ()uui the world you don't wL It's fwmy_ 'broke letters and she has Hwy 17g2 322.72 know think, you'll do my heart in high school and secretary to handle it. What something like that? But now suddenly here he is, SAT OCT 13TH is strange, she believes, is they keep on doing that sort calling me on the phone" - 12 MOON the amount of what she calls of thing." EVENING HERALD " And then, of course, you relig ious fan atic stuff" One fellow sent her a KIDDIE SHOW S think that becoming a star among her mail. WITH COUPON mimeographed sheet listing PRIM By BURGER HtP will change your life, F ancy LPIIU POPC his qualifications, get se long, long 5. money lie made and how house. Big car. All that. says, "about some magazine had named REDI6LE UNDERSEA ADVENTURE "I have all my old friends God and the Bible and how AND INVENTION him Bachelor of the Month, from New York," says Pam, we all have to be saved and A "I mean I get just tin- "and I still have my old cress - am Dawber how the world is going to be believable stuff," she says, Volkswagen. I still have a destroyed. Funny, but Robin and this kind of thing goes on house In upstate New York and I'll always have that and said, 'Don't I know you doe sn't get them, only me. I and on and on. The more w here! go to relax from somewhere?' or 'Have lived house." "And I get a lot of letters popular she (and the show) in New York for seven-and-aBut, no, she says, her life I met you?' from lonely men telling me gets, the more unsolicited half years and about five or has barely changed. In some "And being a model I was their troubles. They tell proposals and roses and six years ago I bought this ways, she almost sounds in a lot of ads, commercials some heart-wrenching story mimeographed selfpraising little house in the Catskills disappointed In that, and magazine ads, so I'm about how they have no REGULA R sheets she gets. I think maybe because! used to people looking at me friends That's where I go to relax, 0 FEATURE and I'm the only one was a model before,' she as though they were trying to who will understand. There says, "and also because I'm place me. Same thing now, MY..SU are a lot of lonely people out a very typIcal-looking They know me, but they're there," .. person. AU tlwough my life, not sure from where. And they all want to be Our Factory Trained people have come up to me "I'm not that stars Technicians rl Service VIN — — (NBC) Do-Igo so" — (CBS) 0AWWO ( 14J (CBS) Q BILL DANCE OUTDOORS AFTERNOON SATURDAY — OCTOBER 13, 1979 — — 12:00 6:30 (2) 2-COUNTRY FISHING 10:30 SAILING, SAILING AFTERNOON . CD V1NCE 000LEY 12:30 CHARUEPELL (3)O NFL TODAY 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL 79 Weekly highlights of key NCAA - SERVICE . ,,,,,,, 12:30 1:00 Bills at Miami Dolphins 42 WRESTLING (3) NFL FOOTBALL New Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay 3:30 o NCAA FOOTBALL Okiaho. Buccaneers 0 NFL FOOTBALL Washing. ma vs. Texas ton Redskins at Cleveland 4:30 Bros 0D SPORTS SPECTACULAR NFL. Regional Part II of the Pacific Gymnas- coverage FOOTBALL of Buffalo Bills at tics Championships from Miami Dolphins; Cincinnati Vancouver, British Columbia; Sengais at Pittsburgh Steal ers. Part lii of the World's Strong1:30 eel Men Competition. . OWRESTUNG 5:30 02THIS is THE NFL OCTOBER 14,1979 — ALL MAKES 1130 From there he moved up TUESDAY the ranks of the industry — through radio, sales and promotion — until he OCTOBER ie, 1979 6:01 Q WORLD SERIES Live ccv- , the sixth game, , wonderful time and Op Jazz Artist Bob James from the city of the portunity," says the short, American League champion, full-bearded and energetic I've signed these acts to don't usually speak the same UPuina, "but I rebelled Horizon because they have language," says James, •,. WEDNESDAY - BAIRDRAY DATSUN HANAUER ' except "Prime Time Sun. Interview with former day"outohebot,nu), Secretary of State Henry NEW YORK (UP!) NBC The bottom of the lid, on Kissinger, which was to go won the weekly Nielsen the other had, was the big on the air Oct. 11 9-11 p.m., ratings race for the second problem for CBS, which had Eastern time In the 2-week-old fall ft top 10 shows ci,the television seon, bringing Nielsen lid, but also had sixFrost quit the show in cowImrnMIon to ABC and of the bottom 10. prInciple when NBC said it icellations to CBS. CBS has already acted to would allow Kissinger NBC also lI.(in the rafIogi Pell1$ ratings socka,wjtJ. (under contract to the net. for the new season. ABC Is a the amoimcumg ft would work) to review some of cicue• •ecoad, id CBS Is yank'I%'set Rt," Frost's tougher questions "Struck thinL UPI TeIS,lejW 4444 N 17.2L.ngws Ph 531.1315 • — II .L ai*pias MT..$1JN.Oy IYI.91MOI4LY WITH CAILIV5IOPii WMT DIINIYI iu By Ughtning," and f*VW this answers he DR JCZE Cvir '•' • tbrqw special programs until "That sort of rewritIng histOry Was the p01* In hoer r,4js that ri,hai hither Pok 6-4*WON wow , ,, 1111M in Me MUM hr dw News principle," Frost said, ij • week. deaorlblflg the 24 hours In 1111" 1. ,,.. i.-r.i$ 11111611. 1017111 amis , W410 bmft in lb. which he decided o t quit as r5w work's cemIde of W. hawing the hospital W1OS 'tb. most difficult in PrinlethM to "Lazarus Syndrome" for MY INLO, .1 keep him away from ABC. major imagery, and NBC SEAFOOD & SALAD 13UFFET Other shows that con- announcing the same for The top network television tribullellu.tbe NBC victory "From Here to Eternity: J were "tattle House on the The War Years" (which programs for the week en89 Prairie," "CHIPs," the never even got a chance to w Oct. 7,aceording to the baseball championship preview), six of the 19 new A.C. Nlelm Co., were. playo(ff games, "BJ 1. Mice; 2: Eight Is ShDW Bear," and "A Man Called 1979-10 television season Enough;3: 17th Anrilversary Sloane." "Buck Rogers in already are off the schedule. ' 'eight with Johnny the 25th Century" also did Carson; 4: Jeffersons; 5: ' I I While NBC En Inmen Three's I well, considering its corn- division is delighted with Company; 6: Charlie's Angels 7: 60 Petition from "Laverne & ratings, NBC News remai Shirley" and "Benson," in a battle'*Ith David Frost Minutes; 8: One Day At A Tim e; : Little House on the last minute •1 accomplishment was Tuesday morni.ied....rUmc,,.1fl....(tie)..Barn, keeping all oft programs press screening of Mill er and Trapper Frost's Cy tunpj Mjit S • c• 11111M 71441411111 . .. _I7A!I'A' L IUIJIlIII S U*J 7:41.1125 IOSfl MOORE JAMES IN • •• .5; '4•' • • . . • 11 - .5 • . • MOONIAK 1NDOp-WORtD' .... - . . s ' _•S_•_ S 5 , —_— ----- when I became pigeon-holed the quality that, if supported "Which often creates a big as sim ply as jazz record over tim e and nurtured, will problem in our industry. My producer. Jazz Is and always be important and corn- thinking was that through will be my first love, but all inerciafly successful. I TappenZee, I might be able types of music appeal to and believe that if it's good to close that communication interest me." music, in time it will win gap. A co-founder of Blue out." Thumb records, LiPuma Bob James made his name James has jazz acts helped introduce such as a jazz pianist, composer, like Richardpicked Tee, Mongo tnloiif s fl,.,.V. l.a..,... r ---------uwi arranger and proaucer, am Santamarla and Mark Colby Hicks and The Mark-Almond after selling millions of Ips, to launch his label, but isn't Band, though the red ink he has founded TappenZee limiting himself to one style. stained and drained Blue Records to discover and "When I find the right pop Thumb's existence so that encourage other talents, acts, I'll sign them," he they folded the company In "Artists and businessmen Insists, me early 705. Moving to Warner Brothers Records as a staff Producer, LiPuma was instrumental in opening the platinum doors for jazz In his work with George Benson, the spearhead of the pop-jazz breakthrough. "I'd first heard George sing one night In San Francisco while I was still with Blue Thumb. He sang 'Summertime' and just knocked me out. I later told him that I thought he should sing more, which George says was the moment he knew he wanted me to produce him." Fresh from the success of "This Masquerade," U Puma was asked heck by his friends Herb Alpert and Jerry Moss to head up MM's Horizon label, which he has moved from strictly Jazz into wide range oh' music. "For me there's something special about working with artists like a David Goriman, a Neil Tansn, or' a group like Seawind or Mark Almond. — - -' S - 5 - 5--.- S.-- 55 S • • -s 5,. -- - ' . 1- ' - •.P.%•4 .5 5 ' 5 :.'--. •'•' , --- 4 — .• novis, • 5 - --S , S ;. U became A&M Records' first A&R man (or talent scout) in the mid-160s, "It w as a EVENING NBC In. Load pleasantly surprft. you. IALT fanatic on the air. 3:45 1, (4)0 NFL TODAY 400 EVENING (4)0 NFL FOOTBALL Detroit Uons vs. Green Bay Packers at 6:01 Milwaukee 0 WORLD SERIES Live COY' WORLD SERIES Live coy- erage of the seventh game, if OrOP of the fifth game, If necessary, from the city of the necessary, from the city of the American League champion. SUNDAY - of Impo CA I's ar4 trucks. ur prices will By ROB PATTERSON "Jazzman" implies a poor and starving hep cat, honking his heart out in some dingy basement club. But as jazz became big business in the '70s, so too has the jazzman become a businessman. National League champion. Bob James and Tommy EVENING LIPuma epitomize the best of the new breed men 6:45 who mix commerce and art NFl. TODAY with ease, and indeed, flair. 9:00 IA Puma found music his 0 NFL FOOTBALL Los Angeescape from the family les Rams at Dallas Cowboys business of barbering, though touring as a MONDAY saxophonist didn't keep him OCTOBER 15. 1979 out of his family's Cleveland shop. His incurable habit of EVENING record collecting did, when some customers from a local 9:00 0 NFL FOOTBALL Minnoso- radio station put this music ,) 0 WORLD SERIES Live ccv- football contests are present. wage of the the fourth game .c from the city of the National 0 BOBBY BOWDEN League Champion. 1:00 RUDY HUBBARD f1) NFL FOOTBALL Buffalo ta Vikings at New York Jets SO, — — —. — (2) BOBBY BOWDEN (3) CHARLIE PELL 0 JOHN MCKAY uo,ipo . — [1 —. 'as_- Sports On The Air — — . '• ' '•' — (NBC) intimowill* M.w3H. ç Friday, Oct. 112,11979-3 - . . - • , I .5 I ti C S.. 4 1'11 5 V I S I , ' S.., - S • 5 • . ' - __ . . .. : ._ - .. • . - -- - --• - ' -... , .. -- '• ' s •' '. -S S . . ............ .. ,...I.., 4. ' L__.. •.iS'S' •. S -, 5 "':... • — S . . — - ~ •.,S_ �—Evenfng Herald, Sanford, Fl. FrIday, Oct. 12, 1fl October 12 FRIDAY EVENING from the city of the National 11:00 f 2)cIJQII2INEWS 8OUNDSTAGE "A Sanma Festival" The Latin rock group Is joined by Tower of DIFF'RENT STROKES e:oo Arnold, Willis and the Drum. AS MAN BEHAVES "The monds are shOCked to discover that Mrs. Garrett has S Mind Of Man, Ill, The Brain" and very young boyfriend. 6:30 •WASHINGTON WEEK IN C2)NSCNtw5 (4)S :=i pi NEWS o W AS MAN BEHAVES "The REVIEW 30 11:15 0 11:3o Martin Muff. HELLO, LARRY While land. Two sits of look-alIke Mind Of Man. lv, Language Of awEy with Morgan on business, twins meet on the eve of the LOFTY learns 111$ es-wife Marion French Revolution after years The Brain" (Shelley Faber..) is In town of Separation.(11 1/2 Hrs.) TOO staying with their daughters. (2) THREE'S A CROWD (Part 1 f 3) (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY 0 WALL STREET WEEK "Archie Is Worried About His 11:45 0 CHARLIE'S ANGELS Jill POM as a roller derby queen "Whither The Recovery" to investigate t he mysterious Guest: Let H. Olsen, chaian death of a team's top skater. of th. Economic Policy (R) Job" 0PM, MAGAZINE JOKEWS WILD 0 THE CRflI*fl'S MACNEIL / REPORT committee, CitIbank, 12:00 LEHREN too (2) 0 ROCKFORD FILES Rockford is hired bye prIncess 730 (Dana Wyntar) to investigate (2) TIC TAC DOUGH (4) HAPPY DAYS AGAIN several attempts on the We of her best friend (Lauren Recall). "Fonz Hair Inc." (4) THE NIL ED GAME SUNDAY 6:00 •FRIENDS 625 0 (IZ HEE HAW Guests: Gene Autry, Stotler Brothers, Randy Barlow, Joe Frazier. 0LAW ENCE WEUC 7:3Q (2) THE GONG SHOW (4) FAMILY WRESTLING 0 THE GROWING YEARS "P'umthodl 610 (2) 2COUNTRY FISHiNG (4) CRACKERIARN. SPECTRUM 0HOT FUDGE (4) FARM AND HOME missing scientist. dents. 0Th! ROWING YEARS (4) 0 WORKING STIFFS "Developing language •SLACK AWARENESS •$PIOERWOMA$ OF THE PLANETS 730 (2) MOVIE Uncle Harry fires the building z. manager and promotes Ernie "Paradise and Mike on a two-week trial Canyon" (9/W) (1935) John basis. 12:30 (4) SOUL TRAIN (2) lAY CITY ROLlERS (4) ARTHUR AND Cp Wayne, Marion Bums. Afeder- O THE ROPERS Stanley and al agent tracks down a gang of Jeffrey, driven to the same bar 0 MOVIE "Cannon For 0 0 MINUTES Cordoba" (C) (1970) Gidige 0 MffJJ ANIMALS Aid. counterfeiters operating Slang by marital tiffs, begin a ma DUKES OF p c THE NEWLYWED GAME the Mexican border. (1 Hr.) ship that ends shortly after in ZARD When Boss Hogg Peppard, Olovsnna RaIN. A MAL$ "The Hawk" FAMILY FIEJO 0 UAS'H The personnel agrees, for a $10,000 tee, to wra group Of U.S. Army Intel- 0 'I°SW0RLD 0 THE LONG SEARCH 'The jaiL Igecs men ssts out to silence Romanian Solution" Byrantune S SOUNOSTAGE "An Eveof the 4077th we besieged by a hold a syndicatemeeting fri p lone Sniper who believe's he's 1* l5 DUkIS INI obligated to • band of Mexican outlaws. (2 (2)0 DAFFY settings and inspiring choral nung With Jackson Browns" Hr..) bush it up. music are Important aspects of The "Lord Byron Of Rock" firing on U.S. Headquw.js, c •MIGHTY MOUSE / Romania's cultural horttep sings and plays his own DICK CAVETT 100 H.ISCKIE 0TP* and ethnic identity. (R) Compositions. • SUPER, BIOS CALl "The Greet Cal-use" (C) MOM MIONIIGMT SPWNAL 'si (1950) MOW 1-111128, AIfl a, Hosts: The Jacksons. Guests: S PAINT W"NANCY JANE 0000u. 2.30 WORLD OF ANIMAl. SEHAV. A biography of the greet tenor K.C. Slid the SUflStblfl BSild 5 MAVERICK "Alias Bart ® 1:30 who rose to operatic fams. (2 Hot Chocolate, Din ICR "The Hyena e,oyi• ns' ck" 5DETECTIVE SCHOOL (2) 0 CASPER AND THE Mave ri Grace Jones. (A) YASSA OAISA 000 N Hrs.) LS ANGE 3• MOVIE "The Last Of BIN Bisby is the host forI ()pg4Ijj MUM 5 AM1l0f 10:00 (2)0 NJ AND THE SEAR Shells" (C) (1073) RIchard behind-the.scenes look at DA[l_j Lucy's OII' Benjamin, James (4)5 AN Sheriff Cain (Ed Lauter) CONNECTIONS: 5 1:00 somsof the famousstars of the (Join Van Coburn. A Ark) returns and ALTERNATE viiw OF decides that the best way to (1)0PANOSARNEY Producer inv$ tIl anlmatsd-cantoonwodd, attempts to get close to her he be ROAD CHANGE "Death In the Payfor his now cruiser istofhne ®0 lieves responsible for his Morning" James Burke tratm BJ for transporting Illiegal 9 ds - H - to take a crul~as an INJINNER wags of the the third game that She is program. ____ ____________ChIEF 10:00 (2)0 SUPER i , - - What Famous 110 VALLEY Nick's practi- 10:30 CD o mss.*soo - - - - Love Boat is a bit upset when they learn Isaac has included them in his racy new novel. 0A 5tSl'ttObiI5V5 in the StOy he'. Single parenthood is ripe "Star Trek," minus the gone agalnat type and cad SLOANE Sloane battles an Old been telling. POPIVE • humor turf, or at WW ABC transprter beam). her an It tweasted widow, 8 NICAA FOOTBALL OkWw ton" (PJchwd Lynch) who thOughtaoujguItlaw that As Random, Brogan is whUelneekGwynneGjIford 6"IMSAILING wshWSdtOstiauatop4eCret me vs. ratings for Its new Sunday whimsical, bashful, gap- Is a divorcee, bear for use against 400 0 suii night kiddie hoti', toothed and genial, Be Is not, The hide In thsw shows (4)SUGS SUNNY / pn •PROSE V1s we urged (4). PARIS A series of rapes Though back-to-back sadly, this year'. clown so to call In with questions, ending In savage murder. that )'Ou sitcoms "(>A of the Blue" prince of the airwaves. Could Switch them one week DOURGANSCOMgOlEig co"v"$"* $to- to Toni JOrn- Inches the newspapers and an and "A Different Kind of Instead, he comes on U and I don't tank anyone SPOOTITUPE "Nocompar- k4M Republican member of angry female politician loon" A two.yew.dd's parents Florida House of Repro- demand Immediate action to Family" employ Slightly Gary Cboper doing a c e by would notice. They have Own th&I thdir daughter is an untstim from D1111ricil 42. different twists, the shows the poillm Identical good400klng, not. individual who must mature at are so alike In execution that S HART TO HART Jonathan, 430 too-bright big brothers, a her own rate. Woman" Jennifer and thusir antique Ca5 MOVIE 'w Uiey r together as *otei i(C) 1974 Crosby, the t I1 of ano' olds who wish they were (2)0 000ZIUA AIGSfdO Moitalba. A remark. Couple who WIN stop Ct nothing "Out 01 the Blue"hoped to ted for the pad of Mister grownups and tho Usual (IDUFATAma A* POWN Ammon women to90this auto. bring us lids ieaatm'i Mork Rogers. omes involved with U.S. S AUSTIN CITY LIMITS smart-alecky 9-year-olds S S000SY AND SCRAPPY the piraus 01 Random "Leon Redbone / Steve 000 IfltelI'noe,(11 1/2 14r.) In "A New Kind of Faintly" who know beUer. (James Brogan), a mild. Fromholz" FEELINGS "Divorce" SlNGLIm ot attractive In short the two houses a e, mannered you angel auntwwm. diVorcied yi yi i i - SI nd borstwlth theunarinytyps, parents Join Or. L$ Salk toCttcsgobyidsBoss Angel Abby Stone, to (2)51IA I NA (2)®550 NEWS whose hubbies we'Yifl.t0aUOC1M.wlth explore the subject through (Ellesi Heckait) to bird SMONTY PYTHON'S FLY. W ith ca Ameri n notwork fanifly their Personal experiences. (A) •Was 1:30 ft INS CIRCUS with a (unity Of MaCdid assorted cute kids, The IIIL One week (L0ONA** "A Teen-Age I got CtdekIcleWhOiSp.r.ntghive women, kids In tow, move tNnkIngbowwe1ly'g5 Father's Custody rigit" 11:30 APTOON died in a plan. crash. (TNIS*ThINpl. (2)0 SATURDAY NIGHT along If into they were to moot. CAMERA THREE LIVE (Season Premiere) Most: Their aunt, an attractive unaware That's when I reelinai It. vi . and social Sieve Martin. Guest: handle. single (Dixie Carter), istenant s it to two darting to watch too miah (.2)0 JONNY QUEST PMOSOPIIY Of 05 Of America's 5MOVIE "The Heart Is A doing her bed but she's an diuer.nt perUse, television. (4) MOVII "The Pleasure Of msIo' CuOreOOJplwe. Anna Lonely Hunter" (C) (196$) Alan airhead and need. help, Hue company' (C) (1961) Fred SokOlow, we featured. 'p Mm, Sandra Locke. Based on to Aitalie, Debbie the fOWl by Carson McCuIIsr AsYiiOIde. A Raidoun Is, however, • keep the place alone, they bid, honestly, 11153? irsi't father attempts to stop tuis A Sensitive deaf mute Is No IQOIIST lU he decide 'Ivutip to set up a new kind of Uuat bid either. They could daen's w.dtung ph_s. (2 befriended by a yo roøm (emily (hence the title) and moved the 1/a His.) understands his private than lie's glYIB I$3? his raissttrklditogetheru,gll the total flop. Which they •JASON OF STAR 0DM90rmit.(2 His.) 1:00 wastural iicrd to (2) FLORIDA'S WATCHING MOVIE "The Pride Of The ouieolthumgsl.ainan,ajob are. hide. Aimlie and the roland , the . Yankees" (8/W) (1042) Gary "The DONAHUE gets canceled. As we bid them goottye, Contest Kid Strikes Mg." ®SSNEWS housaheqjer are, o1 coase, Cooper, Teresa Wright. 8 we can observe them as ball Lou ehr1goiones SVJ. whinIng flock of _ .1 01 th 01 le( Which card here is bole What thsie Is U— BOsch. president oi the Odds to become a legend In m ainly Of Ipobtig the thoroughly idMi the only the aSlflt (2 His. 25 MIris) programming trend to keep them an 's nearby, see. VUNes no reowue moe. idiosa of fn fly about the Elieui Sf118511 i WL 81155 to 'merge SuSie this fall show. tile Public Sroacsut center too we iou, war rosin (a Is "Bewitched") a talented actress whose LIVING INVIRONMINY 0001usd growth m and of tile 0rgene, with host (2) TALUS OF THE UNIXaaidsaeoplfranaie Slit) dSItVsi7 slevatoi ailY snug. Television as car. "E0)'tSlProaPIIon. PSCTL, David login, pirtQftfl twbsr (a Is sitcom. a All" The Culpepper s r 1000 Lion$ vs. Green Say Packers at madly In love with Elliott. distinctive ones assure her (2) MOVIE "Young Guns Of Milwaukee lifelong celebrity." .. Texas" (C) (1962) James S WORLD SERIES Live COvCamillice Bergen: "Eyes MhdvJm. Jody McCres. A Sol- Orage of the fifth game. If (I)DRAMH AND BLOOD di., looking for gold nan fl.ouaary, from the city of the The efforts of Bobby Fallon indicate mental abilities and (Tom Berenger), a promising Intelligence, and Miss looking for his daughte indr bad National e.g ctuampeon togst,ier against 11rd1 0 MOVIE "The Not Rock" young boxer, to develop Bergin's Intense almond. with the help of a (11/2 ) (C) (1970) Robert Redford, shaped eyes reveal strong GDMIDA manager (John Casw mental prowess. Hier heavy George 8094111 Four would-be soned S SPECTRUM thieves attempt to steal the votes) are complicated by his lids and low brows tell the mother •FIRSTIAPTISTCHUIIC*i same diamond four times. (2 overdependent (Suzanne Pleshette) his physlognomlst that whfleshe S FRIISTyL "Helping Hr..) girlfriend (K rist in Griffith), (Part may appear to be very free Hand" Walter tutors Dolores In I of 2) (Network advises view and spontaneous she's really her 5-100 discretion) i&(R) torsed moth in 5*4 SEARCH OP... quite shrewd and complex, A Silken •NFL FOOTBALL LOS Ange- putting a great deal of "LIfe On •HOVA I tOO Thread" Seen in dose-up and las Rams at Dallas Cowboys AGRONSICY AND COMPA slow thought into what she does" motion, spiders reveal a 5 MASTERPIECE NY Barbra "love For Lydia" Streisand: Lydia lov es delicate grace and beauty.and an amazing array of life- her new life of dances and per. "Because the nose Is the ties but her flirtatious ways center of the face, It In5 FEELINGS "Handicap" styles. (A) make Edward Jealous. (Part 4 dlcates the owner's ability to Two hindicaped 5:30 0112) accumulate wealth, power, CIdidly wIth Dr. Lee Salk 5 WILD KINGDOM "Wild OUt Coping with reJection Dogs Of The Serengeti" Marlin friends and Influence. A 10:00 and isolation. (A) visits Tanzania in East Africa (2) PRIME TIME SUNDAY dominant nose like Miss Ion a close-up of some unusual 5 BLEACHER SUMS All the Strejsand'è Indicates that dogs. action Is in the "back fifty" she's very good at drawing SFAOB THE NATI0N bleachers just ° right ,IS'd In SBILDi*NCEOtJfl)Q()AS this nine-Inning baseball come- both money and people to PRSI5pfl51 JIINO 5 dy about the Chicago Cubs and her. She's also quite shrewd the undying loyalty of their and In control of business AFTIRNOON 1:00 tans. situations." (2)50 NEWS Farrah Fawcett: "Just 5 WONDERS OF THE SEA 12:00 lock at all those teeth t The NEWS (2)4)00 'I'Pue Sea Turtle" SOSSYSOWIISII toothy type of smile 11:15 ' dicat es POWT t*1ie*'s. 4) CS$ NEWS •oo.udDIc*y She knows how to get her ISSUES A 11:30 5NIWS way and turn even a OVINCIDOOUY (2) SIC LATE MOVIE 0*4SIARCHOF... SANOTNEN VOICE 5 ONCE UPON A CLASSIC tang Country" (1976) Joel situation to her advantage." en Review ____ - ______ ___ ' ____ ___ • ___ '— ___ M, . . — ' ___ COM- AWNING SALE EASY TEEMS With 3 or Off Installed BAKED ENAMEL FINISH • CHOICE OF COLORS *POSITIVE STORM PRUIECTIUN • CUTS HEATING AiR CONDiTIONiN( UP TO 2O • 321.0120 01 FifE NONE ____ __ ___ _______ _____ ' "l-,4je- . . .... 15 SANPORD . ' • * 10020 410N. ORANGE SLIM. TN. ORLANDO fl3.4451 APTIR NOUNS CALL $31343 SISVAND CO. 31-17S KlSSlMMIE 544337 . - ' ' S P5W .. , I . OFF OS Ills or . .. IT _____ - _____ 1-WEEK ONLY _____ . _______ ___ LL FACTORY SPECIA - i... . __ - - r° ____ aaiiJi1 __ 10:00 MAN CALLED cal Joke backfires when peopie - - (2) MOVIE "Castle On Hudson" (5/W) (1) Theaxc GLO- Garfield, Ann Sheridan, An S LOVE MOAT The crew of _ _ @)IrStiyy ft - - hotel's assistant manager, arrested for robbery, agree. to lead police to a drug dealer in SETROTTM Overly trUsting WWdSfl HIRE'S TO YOUR HEALTH an inmate to ViSit his Invalid "DentalCans" glrlfrlefld.(11/2Hr.) 35 - -. the origin of the atom bomb ales. Card gan' Warm, Snug' As 2 - CROCKETT's VICTORY back more tttan 2e centuries to (4)5 513 SHAMUS, UTILE the invention ofgold sayung 00" The cousin of the GARDEN (A) AFTER HOURS - ____ 1n1, InRosswoj1 - .--_ 8 PLAITKNAN Friday, Oct. 12,19710-7 - 12:52 his yuhl. (2 His.) Sanford, Ft. J (2) CHIPS The death of a TREK The 0 STAR fellowofficer following a hitEnterprise Is bombarded by and-run case puts Jon and alien thermonuclear mis siles Ponch on the trail of a stunt whin ft is sent to search for a driver instatIng auto acci. 700 7:00 Evening Herald, - 8:00 130 "The Old Curiosity Shop" Quilp McCrea, Patrick Wayne. A for . takes over the antique shop mar rodeo champ is joined by and convinces Nell's grandla. an adventurous young man in ther to fire his loyal employee trying to capture a magnificent Kit. (Part 2 of 10) horse which roams the Mon. tana wilderness. (Ri 8:45 (I) FLORIDAI (1)0 NFL TODAY 0 MOVIE To Be Announced. 37 8 9 10 11 DISNEY'S WONDER. ___________ AGRICULTURE U.S.A. FUL WORLD "Baseball Fever" 11:45 13 14 Many beloved Disney charac- OTO BE ANNOUNCED 1:30 BOBBY ters, including Donald Duck CHURCH SERVICE F (I) 0 FLORIDA REPORT 12:00 and Goofy, are featured in an •THE LA *L_ YOU NEWS 0 100 animated salute to one of NBC LATE MOVIE "Forev0 VIEWPOINT ON HUM (1) NFL 19 FOOTBALL Buffalo 70 America', favorite sports. 21 T1ON er Young, Forever Free" (1976) Bills at Miami Dolphins SO (4)0 MINUTES ASTER HOURS Jose Ferrer, Karen Valentine. A , (4) NFL FOOTBALL New 0 OUT OF THE BLUE Chaos young 22 23 orphan living In a remote 7.00 Orleans Saints at Tampa Bay erupts when Random's magic mission station in South Africa cou.vv Buccaneers coin falls into the wrong hands is befriended by a priest and a 121 125 125 28 29 30 SCHOOL FORUM •NFL FOOTBALL Washing. and everyone in the family native boy. (R) 0 MARLO AND THE MAGIC ton Redskins at Cleveland starts revealing 31 ______ their true ____ 32 33 MOVIE MACHINE Browns 12:30 thoughts. O PICTURE OF HEALTH 0 MORAL ISSUES 0EVENING AT SYMPHONY 0 JUKEBOX Guests: Slade, iT 1 36 Noone, Albert • NFL FOOTBALL Regional S.iJl Ozawa conducts the Bos. Peter . I coverage of Buffalo Bills at ton Symphony Orchestra in Hammond. 710 3? 38 HILLS CHURCH OF Miami Dolphins; Cincinnati Bach's Sinfonia for Double 1,00 __________________________________________ Bengal. at Pittsburgh Steele,,. Orchestra and "Troia Patites THE NAZARENE 0 MOVIE "How To Be Very, 140 42 14' 43 j44 '45 ' 0 WASHINGTON WEEK IN Liturgies" by Olivier Meselsen. Very Popular" (C) (1955) Betty I9 ) 5($f MOANING 1 REVIEW(R) (R) •SIACKAWARENE$5 Grable, Shares North. After F ' 4? 45 49 witneulng a murder. a pair of •TO Si ANNOUNCED 1:30 7:30 __________ 0 WRESTLING 0 A NEW KIND OF FAMILY chorus girls on the run are 51 1:00 52 offered refuge in a fraternity 0 WALL STREET WEEK CI) VOICE OP VICTORY 800 house run by some big-hearted ROIONIO "Whither The Recovery" r 54 @) THREE 55 Guest: LIII H. Olsen, chairman ()0 NBC THEATER "The college males. (2 Hr..) $100011 Miracle Worker" (Premiere) of the 300 ._I WJUSARD Economic Policy Patty Duke Astin, Melissa Committee, Citibank, (R) NEWS 0 PEOPLE ACROSS Gilbert, Dedicated teacher 38 Residue die Actress lIriti 0 SESAME STREET(R) I Actress Bar 2:00 Annie Sullivan tries every pos. 330 Entertainer 10 Wild ox bare 0 GREAT PERFORMANCES sible approach to communicate S MOVIE "Hell And High Bailey $3 ii Linen fun 38 Hebrew lyre 5 In a line "The Dream" Merle Park, with her student 42 Biblical town 16 Actor the deal, Water" (B/W) (1954) Richard (2) SUNDAY MASS 38 In regard to 9 Actor Hoi• (1 Chr. 8:12) Fudge (4) MARLO AND THE MAGIC Anthony Dowell, Wayne Sleep blind and sIr 9U Helen Widmark, David Wayne. A mill39 Actor Denver brook and Gerry Grant are featured Keller. 43 Edible root 2 I Assault tai'y demolition team destroys MOVIE MACHINE 12 Was from Covent Garden's Royal @ THE BAXTERS Communist efforts to stage an carried 46 Length meas22 Singer John 40 Type 01 ROBERTS S 13 Dancer. ure (plural Opera House In Sir Frederick 0 ARCHIE BWIKERS atomic blast over Korea. (1 1/2 cheese actress 1:00 abbr.) AsIton's one-act ballet with Atchle, flaf'on his back with a Hrs.) 23 Prohibit 4' Hartebeest Falana 47 Actor Jack 24 Arrest (slang) 42 Woodwind ARCHIE CAMPBELL music by Felix Mendelssohn. strange illness, keeps a con14 Blackbird (F0 SUNDAY MORMNO (R) 25 Presidential 43 European carried Edith on her toss. 15 Fantasy 50— Cruces, nickname •KAPIOPLETOO capital MONK & 0 ______ MINOY A city Island's 2:30 N Nez. ROBERTS 0 26 By way of 44 Coconut fiber councilman Ignites a comic war Ricardo 51 Gary 27 Lettuce 45 Biblical giant 48 Ed Asner so 300 he hires both for a job, then us 17 W as victor, High leaving plays realizes he only needs one of (2) POPE JOHN PAUL N IN 000 TELL IT ous 52 Hip bones 29 Repose Grant Faces reveal an amazing PAUL ROSESON James S them. THE UNITED STATES 18 Constellation 53 Uncle (Scot• 30 Malayan ape 49 Actor evsns aid gificance bel-slr,d Earl Jones portrays the lncredi. 5 CONNECTIONS: AN amount of information about 19 Singer Peggy fish) 32 Anger Conway bly gi ed black ft ng si er, athlete ALTERNATE of VIEW OF their owners. So says Asiza 54 Two people and humanitari artist Shen, 20 Actor Peter an who became CHANGE "Distant Voices" maicet, Wider to the United States .d singing Lt a figure of controversy during James Burke traces the chain N1O to 55 Robin .1 1 ii who studied physiognomy 22 Actor the McCarthy era, of events which contributed to Williams' role Nations we hlghilght.d. iji reading of faces -In the Rowan the Production of the DOWN MOVIE "Charlie Chan in N loje J I I 1 3:30 A Orient, 23 Gentle is I Comical lady telecommunications network. j910 S 0 '1 MIV i Rio" (B/WX1B4I)Sidney bier, 5 WILD KINGDOM a bear Here is what Si ::- in Bombeck Victor Jory. Charlie is called to N iv • 8:30 24ActorDavid 3:45 2 Portal six famous faces: South America to solve DAY illali's v a a aiv as (1)0 ONE AT A TIME 4)0 NFL TODAY 3 Late novelist strange murder. (1 1/2 Hr..) Elizabeth Taylor: "The 27 Singer Julis returns from a ski vaca-Ferber •ELEOTFd000MPANY(R) 400 telling feature on that lion and announces pi Diahann iIiiOi V3 jIA I 4 Profit (2) MOVIE "How To Marry A to marry a man (Michael beautiful face happens to be 31 Related 10:00 5 Comedian N as V O Millionaire" (C) (1953) Lauren Lembea) she's only kn(r*n for the ey*OWS — dark, 0KIOSWORLD Woody tWck 32 Electrified a all parlicie •$TUDIO SEE Highland BacaI,MaruynMonroeThres aweek(Pas'tIof2) 6Loosegar N101 andwelldeflnedwjthaclean NVI1 LIN'5i actresses use an expensive 0 THE ASSOCIATES Mr. 33Aukgenus dancer maIn Burgh mont I uNIV V 1 0 1 iii 0 natural arch. Brows indicate 34 Dam builders apartment u bait for rich Marshall's new fiancee (Clonis 7 Palm leal Slid competes • oNV ilIs husbands. (2 Hr..) Leachman), the ninth wsalthl the potential for fame and 36 Fall flower ida, (A) 8 Stray (4) 6 NFl. FOOTBALl. Detroit est woman in the world, falls Miss Taylor's strong MW 37 Piece Out 9 Actress Got. Beverly Sills. '0 (2) SULTRAIN 0 HOT DOG 12:30 (2) CHARLIE PE @) 0 NFL TODAY 0 COLLEGE FOOTBALL '79 Weekly highlights of key NCAA football contest, are present. ed 600 ® A BETTER WAY THIS IS THE u (4) THE MUPPETS Guest: "GIve Us Our Daily Bread" •THE LAW AND YOU - MORNING 7..0O (2) THREES A CROWD League ChampiOn. 8:30 5ff RUDY HUSSARD 0 LMNG ENVIRONMENT (2) TONIGHT Guest host: (4) THREES A CROWD •pyi •'$t The RevoltiHon Without Me" (C) (1970) Gins Wilder, Donald Suthe,'. erage of the the fourth game from the city of the National October 14 ___________________________________________________ 0 SNEAK PREVIEW Roger (2) OUTLOOK Ebert and Gene Siskel review •TARZAN! SUPER SEVEN "Apocalypse Now," "Starting 0WORLD SERIES Live coy- Over" and" 10." MORNING 5:17 0 TO BE ANNOUNCED NEWS GDOCUNIEWS (1 DANCE FEVER POwer. League Champion. NEW8. OctobIr 13 SATURDAY I , . . a ' 4 . 4 - S 0 0 '.. . . ' - -1 I 4 j I ' .—. "" 'r" • - . - - ' A.;,.._. . ., .- .. - . • — -,.. ... . .. - - . •... . ... .. ... W 4 .,-. — ;'• �s—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Oct. 12,1979 Daytime Schedule Trio Combine For Spoof On Movies By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) — This story is subject to change without notice. It is about a film called "Airplanel" which is being directed by Abrahams N. Zuckers. Only the title may be changed and so may the director. So remember that as you read on. "" The reason that title may be changed is the plane! " Is a Spoof of the "Airport" people don hue the whole thing and the matter of the title is currently being arbitrated by Hollywood's authorities, J /1 • / MONDAY .• 0 a __ ______ ____ .cta Id out of ot is a is pj I at Is Pu S N I a m of to" W s' 8:01 WORLD SERIES Live coygo of the sixth game, if essary, from the city of the Iricin League champion, 8:30 ANGIE Angie and Brad's ifltIc weekend it home is rupted by • bumblIng thief NO Identity proves to be a CktoAngie. I I '.".. .t '.' S, Ø4't • ., ,. ,%,"i,'v . NEW RELEASE 10 Rj — Julie Andrews, Dudley Moore, Bo Derek, (Romantic comedy). You've heard about guys who rate girls on ascale of one to 10? Well, this is about a girl who is a 10, and how that assessment mightily affects a songwriter, as well as the girl and her new bridegroom, Nothing weighty here, just good clean fun — and some of it isn't so clean. Grade: B-plus. FRENCH POSTCARDS (PG) — Miles Chapin, Blanche Raker, David Marshall Grant, Marie-France Plater. (Romantic comedy. The idea was to give "American Graffiti" a French accent (note the parallel titles) by dumping a group of American students in Paris for a year of study. The charm simply doesn't translate, and we're left with a flat film and wondering "Why?" Grade: Cminus L./tST ROMANTIC LOVER, THE R — Dayle Haddon, Gerard Ismael, Fernando Rey. (Romantic comedy). The film is so far-fetched that, if you can suspend belief, it becomes almost Fellinisque in its glittery self-absorption, Irreverent in its view of men (it's partly about a ritale beauty contest run by women), with a predictable loveconquers-an final matchup between a lion-tamer and magazine editor. In French with English subtitles. Grade: IWninus RUNNER STUMBLES, 111K (I'G) — Dick Vaut Dyke, Kathleen Quinlan, Maureen Stapleton, I)ranla), Producer-director Stanley Kramer always aims high, anti does so again ith this film version of a play about a priest, a uuuuti, a I'Olulance after a fashion and a murder. The trouble is it sounds more exciting than it is, and the him is very slow going. The runner may stumble, but the film fails clown. Grade: It-minus. GENERAL RELEASE APOCALYPSE NOW (R) — Martin Sheen. Marion #• . .. .# : I - I - .?.. 4 1 . .-- . .- . ,__, ••, - - -- ...• .........---- -.. t.-.- -.--.... .—.- - - NORTH DALLAS FORTY (H) — Nick Nolte, Mac Davis. (Football satire) If you can get past the brutish promotion of this film, you'll be surprised to discover a remarkably sensitive portrayal of professional football, Nolte, as the aging hero of the North Dallas Hulls, has battered body on the verge of collapse, but a psyche that is just coining of age. The opening scenes are messy, but ec once director 'red Kotcheff hits his stride, the fill,, pulls together. GRADE: B a I RUST NEVER SLEEPS I I'G - Neil Young. ( I(iu'k Although this was filiiued during Neil Young's tour last fall, it is not a striglut docunuentars'. Unfortunately, miming ''ruadyes" merely add tediwn, and Voting's j''stateuuient" about aging rock singers and their everyoung audiences doesn't really work. But the man has talent, and watching him in action should make up for a lot. C,RAIH' R..nIit' fair h,n. 1' Im- an recovering from a nervous 1:00 0 COUNTRY SUPER. AS OF THE SEVENTIES stars In the country-west. (2) 0 TOMORROW 2:15 music world including Lynn NEWS larvin ni... ,.. -n,e,p 1Y Cash, Roy Clark, Bar. 2:45 11dral and Dolly parton SMOV)E "The Landlord" ''• ftii II — iur ur i nt URN FULL Tvu.a%E n4e I HIDEmAnBED 00TAt4 arw arren AJP V-<. Cue 5fk%dJ %Im4 TW #JAME 6F A TV 5 4 SIZE egles ii7 Th L TE R 'f JERRY FRAZIER N. fwe.dy silk DAY 9 pm- slam TO A HAPPY HOUR CUROMM 139 L "Nspp F..g" TUES. thru SAT. REG. $219 11am -7117 pm 4Q6 \ SswK 3 'l'HE i1111 ILLfLL I - BREAKING AWAY iPG) — Dennis Christopher, Dennis Quaid, Daniel Stern, Jackie Earle Haley (Romantic comedy) This American-made movie is the kind of film the French always (10 So well: warm, funny, a little romantic, tied up just right. It's set in l4looipington, Ind., a college town, the swnnier the local boys finally realize they don't mind being 'towniçs." Briefly, it's the "Rocky" of bicycle racing - but so much better. A Fine job by these four young actors. GRADE: A breakdown hires Barnaby to investigate the strange phone calls she's been receiving from her dead daughter. (R) 0 BARNEY MILLER 12:03 0 ABC MOVIE "Scenes From A Murder" (1972) 12:40 0CE8 LATE MOVIE "Us Against The World" (1977) "Is Is ,U. ., • •' • ç , / .' • ' P I'p .., Brando, Robert Duvall. (Drama) This is Francis Coppola's long-awaited and very expensive epic — and worth the wait and the cost. It is a study of the madness of war, and Coppla has created a procession of insane images of Vietnam and that terrible war to make his point. It is long and flawed, but must be rated an American classic. GRADE: A-plus Bombeck, Louis Nizer, (R) ii THREE'S A CROWD 0 BARNABY JONES A worn- L.Ac'- FU1llLJ SANFORD NEW AT 1-4 I 0 a, I IU - .. Good C lean Fun 0' appear in a special performance from Fords Theater in Washington, D.C. tOO (18 FLESH AND BLOOD 00 NEWS Just as Bobby reaches a cruSlAT OF BEING HUMAN clal point In his career, his rela-1m outer Circle" tlonships with his mother and 6:30 his girlfriend are strained to the 211 NBC NEWS breaking point by the recss NEWS appearance of his long-lost AC NEWS father (Mitchell Ryan). (ConcluOF BEING HUMAN sion) (Network advises viewer 1ART IN Problem Of Evil" discretion) 0 THREE'S COMPANY Jack's planned weekend of TREE'S A CROWD quiet at a secluded cabin turns MAGAZINE Into chaos when Janet and JOKER'S WILD Chrissy arrive with a crowd. THECROS&WITS 5 WORLD "Sweden: Waiting MACNEIL ' LEHRER For Spring" The innermost oR'r feelings and fears of the youth 7:30 in Sweden, a "society that has TIC TAC DOUGH everything," are explored. THE NEWLYWED GAME 9:30 FLORIDAt 0 TAXI A small town kid P DICK CAVETT Guest: befriended by Bobby shocks unley Kauffmann. everyone when he lands a + 8:00 major acting role, DO THE MISADVENTURES 10:00 V SHERIFF LOBO After 0 THE LAZARUS SYNKoming part-owner of a Strip W. Lobo learns the strippers DRONE S SNEAK PREVIEW Roger smile. Ebert and Gene Siskel review )O CALIFORNIA FEVER A "Apocalypse Now," "Starting ally hustler cons Vince Into Over" and 10.'' auto race in which his and + o other friends' cars are the 10:30 Ms. 5 THE TWO RONNIES I HAPPY DAYS Ralph. 11:00 We and Potsie band to9eth- OD T 0 0 NEWS to prevent a city planning S QUE PASA, U.S.A.? "Los rnmission from eliminating Novios" __I._.l__ yIraI,urn_.t__. ruini. 11:30 NOVA "Sweet Solutions" a search for a perfect sugar (2) (12 BEST OF CARSON )Stitute and the possible Host: Johnny Carson. Guests: Icts of its discovery are Mac Davis, Carol Neblett. Erma we .- Evening Herald Sanford, Ft. Friday, Oct. ii. I And the director — Jerry Zucker, his brother David and Jim Abrahams N. Zuckers — is a Abrahams are currently directing "Airpseudonym for three men plane! 1,1 under the umbrella pseudonym of (Jim Abrahams and Jerry Abrahams N. Zuckers, because the Directors and David Zucker) who Guild does not permit more than one director. more ori I ctng : film together. The Directors Guild does not permit more different name and a dif- of a plot, some stars, more than one director, hence the ferent director's name. money involved and, Still, it shapes up as a very generally, is a classier pseudonym, but even that is rubbing the DGA the wrong funny picture. Abrahams production. The three have had way, and there are problem and Zuckers are the men responsible for "The Ken- Idea for some time. It began, on that front, too. So before the film is tucky Fried Movie," which they say, some years ago finished, it may have a was good fun. This had more when they saw the oldie, "rrj Hour it with en. fln,. Andrews, Sterling Hayden and Unda Darnell. R1ht away, they decided it WiS nude on a church stespis, while the stuff ola good spool. October 15 a porno magazine editor They wrote a script whlcb _____________________________ abuses the concept of "fresa few studios liked but none doof the " would agree to their IVVIINO the THE MEDIUM A phony Circus In which Mr. sister (Ha,. haunted primary Condition that by the spirits she has created ,l le they would direct It them100 Fat Lady." I___ n Glen Carlo Manotil's conselves. So they woultbi't sell. (2) (1) NEWS g Opii'L () temporary Instead, they did "The S AMERICAN GOVERNMENT nsevss Is glvsn a very unix11:00 Kentucky Fried Movie" tO return topro lion" which was succeaful enough basketball as a substitute for- 0ACADEMY LEADERS "A u_Il pTh"Out Of so they were able to sell their " çI y Elazsrs. "AlrIanel" Idea, with that CID Men Are Kings,' "Sisyphus" 5 240ØosER Thib 0555 and "his(R) Om... condition Intact. On the sot, ® _ws his sight aft., a car crash, and Jerry Zucker appears to be AMERICAN GOVIRIIMINT two drug-crazed teenagers the director, He Is on the set 'Ii's Cons" turn a gas station Into a fieryGD 0 TONIGHT Guest host: ______ talking to actors and inferno. 0041 f45fWf Dick 7oo Shown, Atstha Franklin. • dncinatographsrs and the (2) THRU'S A CÜ*D ThMUACROWD W9 and calling "Action" (I) ALL THE FAMILY Gloria "Live joan From Lincoln Csntsr" ___ st bIGOIflIS and Marilyn fl$ (U_ 5K $fl V1555 moves the Bunker ,-an target undwwOrld " household as the result of antoricJoint traditional ththis. a concet ft" Avery no"oti"W On 11t argumsnt with Mike when she But, off to one side, there FIPer Hal widow whose husband's death Lincoln Center. dennd that he trait her as id a small, sinister-looking an equal. Bonyng. conducts. trailer. Thsre,watchhng a TV P.M, MAGANE tOO 11:41 monitor that covers every JOKER'S WILD (2) MOVIE "The Flame TO ANNOUNCED take at David T*CROSS.Wff$ Love" (Pmm*e) Linda ____ MACNEIL ioo LEHNER Timothy Dalton. The life of a Jim Abraham.. And there II youthful THE NEWLYWED GAME American heiress, ___ constant communication • 7:30 between the trailer and chin-sd when 1230 U'S Jerry Zucker, siid who 3°' C:D Yom she mists a marquis and a (4) ADAM-12 Malay and Reid CIAl. "The Hayburner." . A watch for while, YOU warm , search for an elusive bar girl friendship dsvciops realize that u•*•s• Rada, rskrc, who can help to cisar an officer the three are bsl*esn a young boy and a ® working together, vbtually mentally tinted form hand. prepares to leave the a blackmail charge. one. MOVIE "The Hunchback (I) NY DAYS AGAIN Alter 4077th as the operating roo " demolishing his car lii a race, continues to fill with wounded Of Notre Dams" (91W) (1935) "We i*i this soldiers during says Jim Abrahams, "since FOflila ditidIs that he Wiflhl to outage. (Conclusion) a power Charles Laughton, Mats-sen he bepu.id. ____ OH.,.. A hunchback falls in dikovered that only on. Nt. FOOTAU. Minneso. love with a bseutlful but distant THE NEWLYWED S person can talk to an actor at vitings at P45w York Jsts FAMILY FEUD gypsy girl. (2 Nra. 5 Mlns.) MY one time." MA'SH Hawt.y. the ii: How d they dedd,which O'Y1 OCtov :m °PMS 1)0 Id 1t40 the flu bug hits tile 01 UN tlwss wasgàlng$obe t L$schalllg flssrfrj radiogt.. MOVIE ___ 40"111h. lion WPIG to a winfler-ajI '1i4C'1ll5J1 & W$i The GatTli the man on the utatlo float? 4077th -taks DICK CAVE" Guests: bibsI g.me asinsi the Of Survival" (1974) Rock They tails dory - aimed Normy Ford. WKR.P stilL Huds^ S~ SM Jones. certainly apoer)hM — to Mac becomis auspimilnus when turn 'o alawhy*isthatJsrry hi preNU,ed to gsiuisr evi(4)OLOU GRANT Rosal. Zuckci' (at 21, the yoangsd PRAIRIE isdenoeagaInstasennsp0,. is raewm i *'-------- -wi ______ of the tires) was dwa. peeled at kIm gi5Itu . I October 16 EVENING - • TUBDAY - ii �10—EvenIng Herald, Sanford, FL Friday, Oct.12, 1979 CMOKS ker Tt Ideas On Living With Kids By ELIZABETH MIT- uptight If someone does CIIEI4I. appear in the morning. Of American Library it. course I try to warn him KIDS, DAY IN AND DAY OUT: A PARENTS' MANUAL Billed as "a compendium when someone will be here." by Elisabeth L. Scharlatt & Christopher Cerf (Fireside, of ideas, recommendations, But for the most part, "Kids, 531 pages, $7.95) insights, inspirations, facts Day In and Day Out" is FREE STUFF FOR KIDS: THE SECOND RAINBOW Meadowbook Press and suggestions, problems marked by a spirit of warmROOK by Pat Blakely, Barbara Wandia.l' MIMSC,w OO Haislet & Judith Hentges and solutions for living with th, honesty and an often ( Meadowbrook Press, 121 pages, 12.95) kids every single day," infectious attempt to share KIDS' by Linda Foa and Geri Brin (Pantheon, 208 pages, "Kids, Day In and Day Out" with parents the joys of $8.95) 'o- Is a huge paperback stuffed learning to communicate with helpful resources, with their offspring. advice and thoughts on how "Free Stuff for Kids" is a to do the best you can for happy and handy little touch with fun and useful In eight key home. your children. paperback that lists "the freebies from autographs to furnishings categories Divided into 25 chapters, best of free and up-to-a- yo-yo trick instructions, important to the smooth the authors look at such dollar things kids can send The items listed include interaction between children topics as food, clothes, for by mail. (It Is a sports, crafts and hobby and their environment. it money, pets, plants, music, redesigned and expanded materials, information on talks about how Children like television, reading, sports, version of the 1977 title "The pets, science, ecology, to sit, sleep, eat, work, and science, games, toys, gift Rainbow Book," which sold money, safety, health, play — everything w'w they, ____ and parties. They includeover 25,000 copies by mail.) history, food, transportation normally do — Of *0Will and it tells information and ideas to help The authors pledge that and travel, how certain pieces of UftWd b by mull parents deal with childhood among the 250 annotations, Dealing with an entireIy. . equipment can help them do fear, health, sexuality, "you will not find any 'trick' different realm, "Kids' better.,, education, handicapped offers — only wholesome, Stuff" Is a handsomely .it The merchandise " kids, babysitting and child safe, fun and informative illustrated guide to items described is pictured in care, clrens' things we know kids like." which will make childrena' striking photos by Michael going pi. with kids. Suppliers have guaranteed environments stimulating Datoli, many depicting The advice ranges f in writing to honor single A happy, handy little paperback and comfortable. As the adorable youngsters in LatIt to ('Oamk, practical to copy requests. authors, former "Home dream-come.true..rooms, preach to coordinating suggest This is a great workbook Furnishings profound, and it may be a bit Daily" editors, many unusual The authors take a children's surroundingswith too trendy for 3()fl, parents, for keeping youngsters explain: "This bock is alternatives to traditional with frank discussions of occupied when they're going to tell you how to deal not refreshingly realistic ap- their natural activities, and children's furniture, matters from sex education cooped up inside because of with teething, toilet training, to divorce. For instance, a bad weather or illness. It and tempers. It's not even to 11:00 October 17 divorced father thimessay teaches them how to write teach you how to decorate OTHE CONCORD STRING on how he deals with letters and encourages them your child's room or how to EVENING QUMYET PLAYS SARTOK "sieepovers," concludes that to explore the world and its build furniture. But It will AND HAYDN Noon's String his son "is no longer quite so Offerings by putting them in offer you *1 specific items Kently • THERogers. MUPPETS Guest: Quartet in D Minor, Opus 76, •EIGHT 4 ENOUGH Nicho- Number 2 and Bartok's Sic®• s0 iews In blames himself when, after and String Quartet are tea. .5 ff'$ NVERYgoorg nUSI he breaks a chain litter. Tom- lured In the Concord String ias "Human Ra.tis" my is rushed to the hospital for Quartet's Performance at St. emergency surgery. - Paul's Cathedral in Concord, 5:30 EVENING AT SYMPHONY N.H. PIEC NEWS 8401 Ozawa conducts the Bos(4) CS8 NEWS ton Symphony Orchestra in ABC NEWS TONIGHT Host: Johnny =TONIGHT Bach's Sinfonla for Double IT'S EV!RYIOOY'5 81.181' Orchestra and "Trols Petites Carson. Guests: Kate Muigrew, NESS "Human R Resources Liturgies" Richard Mitchell, Carol Management.. by Olivier Messlaen. Burnett. (R) LOUNGE & PACKAGE WEDNESDAY I s Clubond Diam Hwy. 17-92, South of DeBary 100 (I)1I$ACIIOWD .01 (1) THAWS A CROWD 0 SWITCH Pete and Mac try OWORLO SEAM Live coy- tO con alewe4thlif into expos( ALLis INcirculating THE FAMILY Whileerage of the seventh game, It Wig a stolen emerald which he, Archie a pt on necessary, fromchampion. the city of the plans to fence after hiding it for In the neighborhood to keep Amoricari League OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK seven years, (R) more black families from mov•LOVE OAT "The Undering into the area. Edith accepts 5:30 u study" Joann Harris; "Married a dinner invitation with the 0 DANCE FEVER You' re invited to our 5th annual Jeffersons, Singles" "Lost And Found" 9:00 Sandy Duncan, Jim Stafford. P.M. MAGAZINE (1) NEC MOVIE "Better (R) • JOICER$Wft.D Late Than Never" (Premiere) HALLOWEEN COSTUME PARTY (M THE CROSS-WITS 12:30 Harold Gould, Harry Morgan. A MACNEIL / LEHRER gang of senior citizens plots to (!) ADAM-12 Officer Reed REPORT Wednesday Nite Oct. 31 st. escape from their retirement 9015rYa fellow officer home, steal a train and have for his faith in man. 1:30 one last fling. nc Tc DOUGH Live Country Music 12:37 ® HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (4)MOV)E "On A Clear Day •SMETTA Baratta is featuring Some of the more memorable You Can See Forever" (C) forced to depend on the help of adventures of Richie, Potsie, (1970) Barbra Streisand, Yves a double.croulng, ex-convict ,Stan Ralph, Fonzie and the Cunning. Montand. A young woman die- to solve a series of Jewel thefts. barns are recalled, covers she has ESP while (A) & The Dlumonds •THE NEWLYWED GAME trying to curb her chain smok. io big. (2 Hrs.) HOLLYWOOD SQUARES * DOOR P1111 •HAWAII FIVE-O A worldMA'$H The officers' • MINI.VACATOPM FPR 2 MOVIE(Premiere) "The Concrete w$dechalnOfrobberyandmur. Wieldy poker game • the Cowboys" Jerry der AtAkUTlkIIflOtaytnji, Basctspc,.es erupts when a million-dol. 4077th is interrupted by three Reed, Tom Selleck. Two , reward is offered for the separate •wge friends arrive In Nashville and * CASH PRIZU become amateur sleuths to return of five precious figu. • DICK c*vrrr Guest: ForBistCosfwnee an Aherne. (Part 10.2) hunt on young woman who w trying to become a singing 100 * UVI IIMOTI star when she mysteriously C2) © TOMORROW Guest: (2) REALPEOPLE $00 Reports disappeared. Chuckle O'Brien, the adopted NOADCAST on Playboy's 25th anniversary • ANGELs son of the lets teamster boss party, a knife thrower, a ghost • CHARLIE'S On WELE.FM pea Jkivny p"offs. town reunion in Nevada, a holP.m.-12 midnight "Bernstein Mallor's lening contest in No. CarolIna Symphony No.Conducts 9: Four Ways To (4) NEWS and a convention Of Ediil o*n. Say Fareesti" Leonard Bern- • 1.04 1 ° Cover . erefeslured, Mein conducts this Vienne Ro. •• (4)ThE SODY HUMMI "The harmonic in a performance o Charge 215 Human iixuaiuty from Gu.s.. MiMer's sss com_- •MOVIE "Conspiracy Of pri kWg to sdvsnc.d OWnPhony. the 5 FREE DRINK TO ANYONE IN COSTUMI NO, Terror" (C) (1975) Michael GPieiidintfe5il BInD. Constantine, Sarbara foetalng on ftdrames of four n Rhoades When a man Is lifer-r" iliopie laced by briM. 10:00 -. dt rm In WI, •VISAS Dir. helps Lt Nil- ally scared to death, a hU5bd4fld.%(f. S fl SCIIV System. (Network .dvteae P'VIC who learn is called in to invesliges. lslwroil&iN.tamJIy. 4 4. I I ' (A) I _•.•."..•. -----------------------------------------•-.,- I -! - S V S ;. , -- — (15Q) — --- --.-...-- -- -- ------- ---------- —.--. ---- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Reeves' Death Unnecessary! Original Superman A DEAR [Hut: You nati a question about the original "Superman" and here is further information, Kirk Alyn ISuperman in the 1401s) is alive and well and touring sci-fi conventions. His shoulder can be seen In the "Superman" movie, in the scene where young Clark Kent Is racing the train. Also, there is some question as to whether or not George Reeves' death was actually suicide. The gun used bad been shot three times - how could he have missed his own head twice? Many people think he jumped off a building, believing he could fly. It took months to prove them wrong. One more thing before he died, he was more about being typecast as Superman, but few days before his death, he was offered a good part, and his career was picking up. lie had no reason to kill himself. JIM HUGHES, Azusa, Calif. Thanks for all that. Now we all know, DEAR DICK: I have Just written to William Paley of CBS and asked him If he wouldn't reconsider canceling the wonderful show -The Paper Chase." Everyone that I talked to was stunned when this very superior show was taken off the air. Perhaps with your help and If many of us urite to Mr. Paley, he will reconsider and bring back tin' show. MRS. L.J. IIAMBY. Tucson, Ariz. DEAR DICK: Is there anything that would get "The Paper Chase" back on the air? I looked forward to it each week, and I don't understand how they could take it off the air and put on some of the garbage they are getting reads l ive That's like asking who is the actor who plays Wtuitl Allen in all those Woody Allen movies. I iarold I .loyd was the naiiie of the actor, and he made hundreds of movies, hoth silents and talkies. lie died in 1971. EVENING oa her new life of dances and parties but her flirtatious ways make Edward jealous (Part .1 of 12) (R) .._,_ - (Season Premiere) Kate (Kate Mulgraw) and her partner Det. Sgt. Varrick (Don Stroud) uncover an extortion racket which forces suburban house wiles into prostitution. fI$Clflt,d by a movie company filming at Walton's Mountain 0 BA INABY JONES Bar- and decidesto go to Holly- naby attempts to foil a sinister plan to drive his wealthy but OLAVERNE & SHIRLEY A long-awaited reunion -- emotionally 1rut0. with Shirley's brother turns into a disturbed niece ------------ -.- 0 M4STEPJ*L 'ThEATRE habit. "Love For Lydia" Lydia loves _-- 1- -. - --.- - Si, i''latituiishiip aunt I but scc I Iii' slightest I (-IlI iibiiiut', t'itlier, hint that'.., will. jriihi-gt' I ; -s - i blat t - i III liii' C', t' tit the iM-hiiihiI('F, as titiIsiiI t -'i'r saul but it,- I \\lim ','IJtI I gil Vilill ..ir lii'd ',va uiii g', 1:45 (:omII(ts first. Aviv h)rol)1m11s, Mschoski tardfledbythsl I VI n I Hr. 15 Mins-) ,ir \otill get a hit ill bliluigs V I I iti'd h11!VeF u\Jul-( t . ClemLeonard's Shell 2500 Park Ave. Sanford, FL.. 322.9430,322-9914 - -- l'. wm77 Aut Care 1 co MO E "Charlie Chan On Broadway" (B/W) (1937) Warner Oland, Joan Marsh. A Broadway murder is linked with "k-a.misslng"dlany that oouhd,',-•" exposens tpuMI&M4caMal (1 --"- i - \iili _ ____ 11 2:15 ii 11, 11,1 Vaccaro. insurance investiga- a NEWS I'll ik.till- - George Peppard, Brenda (or Banacek tries to locate a coin collection worth millions of dollars which vanished from a well-guarded hotel vault. I jii-I at niv Shell \iuh( i :,hl-l' litjtui. i't ,i VI itti'ii liiiiitmi varraiily. it :',er-, ill halts ailti luliur itir 1J( divs iii' 4,Illiil uiiiIi' id IlOrfilell (Iri'Ing, ',vhidui'vv,u' cek: To Steal A King" (1972) 10:00 THE DETECTIVE ' " - o watduiiig Kate Mulgn'w as \trs eiiji' Art' K im- luilgrew iiiti I 'airkia \,-al daugliti', and mother? Sin' looks allil art's anti SIIIIIIIk just I ihii'itrit'ial Neal. l itS MA It( 4 ) K I-It it J( A \ Piqua,4 1161. '' When i fix your car, I do something you. wouldn t expect. I back my work in writing. -- and captured by the would-be t5•._I__ tries to amp their plan to destroy the city of New Chicago by using lethal anti-matter. (Part 2 o 2) @.' 0 THE WALTONS Erin is I)E1tfl I)I('k : I ( 'olulnbni. ' -- 25TH CENTURY Discovered (if finding out %then F-tirah Fam-ell's filin -Stinhorn" \%ill be released. I ato lo-piiig 'in ('all find out for liii'. It is beeti I e-I(-aM'ti Ili t hi- U IJ(lF (- It It— a1 r ('I(i\ffl(( \) il will just have to keep lokiii lii si- c w lit- u it iiIa s iii localtiit'IItt'F It w nit st i' al-11111141 cci- ', ltiii its 11".1I si hot- (' volt ii li,-ttt'r i,,iik t,ist It ti blink - i'ii uiia, - ' (2)(l2) SUCK ROGERS IN THE popular art form. Yes, although it wasnt that long ago, Uei- all, 1966 to 1967 isn't exactly ahiCielit histoi'v. The series ran on and also co-starred I .t't' \leriwethcr. now • on "Bai'nab an' unrelated you know thu'', spell their last nauiit's differently, which should have told von the truth. Bar I)ara is tlit- daughter of Loll Walters, the nightclub ow nt'i. .Icsu-a 's tat her is it Iiiu.sician and she conies froiti the salie Iaiiilv as the noted conductor, Ilium, Walter. DEAR DICK : itecetitly a group of friends and m y self have bceui watching some iiltl ''harold lJod'' silent mo','les on TV on Sunday afternoons. We really get a laugh ' Bankruptcy 11:00 Facts And Fallacies" An in. €D o 0 C112 NEWS depth look at the reasons for 6:00 HERE TO MAKE MUSIC A bankruptcy personal and biographic portrait of Itzhak ® i NEWS lEARTH, SEA AND SKY business is probed. Perlman is presented. (A) "Glaciers" 8:30 11:30 0 BENSON 8:30 C) 4 TONIGHT Host Johnny D UPSTAIRS, DOWNSTAIRS Carson. Guests: Arlene Gobon0 NBC NEWS ha, Charlton Heston, @ 0 CBS NEWS 9:00 0 ABC NEWS ) QLJINCY After finding a GO THREE'S A CROWD tI EARTH. SEA AND SKY fortune in stolen jewels hidden 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Deserts" 'Columbo: Dead Weight" In a corpse. Quincy Is asked to go undercover to locate the ( 197 1) Peter Falk. Eddie Albert 7:00 A decorated Army rnaio susjewel fence. 111 THREE'S A CROWD FIVE-0 pecteci of homicide begins HAWAII GO fl (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY The Bunker household faces a McGarrett learns Of the exas- courting it womar, who was the touchy and tragic situation tence of a unique ring of high- only person to actually witness the crime. society vigilantes O P.M. MAGAZINE POLICE WOMAN 0 BARNEY MILLER Harris is 0 O JOKER'S WILD disturbed by his co-workers' t1 THE CROSS-WITS MACNEIL / LEHRER response to me news that his 12:37 is p book about REPORT 0 BAREUA Baretta risks his about to he published. job to hide Out a 19-year-old 7:30 930 retarded boy suspected of EJ TIC TAC DOUGH () SOAP Billy and his date murder. (A) O THE NEWLYWED GAME with another man $100,000 NAME THAT see Eunice 1:00 and Chester with another TUNE c2 9 TOMORROW Guests: woman, and Tim has a final M'AS'H When Hot Lips Actor, producer and director confrontation with Corinne. decides that life is passing her CAMERA THREE "Reggae, John Houseman; Stanley tZ by, she dumps Frank and Jamaican Soul" Bob Marley Marcus of the Neiman- Marcus requests a transfer. chain of stores. and the Wailers and other regDICK CAVETT Guest: NEWS (4) gae artists are featured in this an Aherne. (part 2 of 2) musical documentary exploring 1:20 5:00 the, nature of Jamaica's most 0 CBS LATE MOVIE "Bana- W PROBE L)EAlt DICK: I would like to know If James Darren and l{nbt'rt Coltwrt, who plays Stuart Brooks in "The 'oiung and the Restless," ever co-starred Ina series called Tlii Time Tunnel" ears ago. J.K - IIES.SI .KIt. hioll wood, Fla. show's in the hopes of getting higher-rated shows. No, I don't think a letter-writing campaign will help, but then again you never know. DEARDICK:Couldyou please help me out with tilt' name of an old TV Western starring Robert Culp. %1.I)., F:dgt'mmre S.C. That was "Trackdown," in which Culp played a cliaricteriiiiiiediloby('Iiltii.iii. it ranon('IlSfroin 1957to 1959. DEAR DICK: Is Maximilian Schell tit% relation to Maria Schell? If so, what is the relationship'.' ('iIEitYI. MASON Tucson, Ariz. DEAR DICK: Settle a but bt'twt't',i iii', wile ami mselt. Are Barbara Walters and Jessica Walter sisters and are they Will the daughters of liii' laniotus I i,ii Walters! •F:iuv LAMI'EI(T. Ilullvw.piiuj, Fla. Tlit' Suhells are brother and sister. Barbara avid •Jussic;t I agree with both of you ladies. "The Paper Chase" was Ili)- favorite of all the weekly series. The problem was — if you can believe the ratings, and most people do - that we were in the iiiinority. A lot more people watched things like "Starsky and Hutch" and "Laverne and Shirley" than "The Paper Chase." And the networks are businesses; the higher the rating the more they can charge advertisers. So, naturally, the kill off low-rated 18 Tour he for the new season. JEAN WILLIAMS. Mobile, October On out of these movies and were wontiering if you could tell its who the actor is that plays harold 1.1o) (I and if Is still living. N. ROBERTS. Kalamazoo, Mich. — THURSDAY And Friday, Oct. 12,1979-11 A -i �- SUNDAY . 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 . 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Tuesday, July 10, 1979 Mao's Rule Questioned But His Tomb' Draws Throngs PEKING (UPI) The teen- discussion among Communist granite pillars. worker who was bused to the In the wood-panelled next The atmosphere, as in rolls on, time presses, ten perlence. age girl in her Mao-style blue Party leaders as to whether to A middle-aged woman square with 20 others from his In the first room people were room lies Mao himself in a Lenin's on thousand years are too long. mausoleum held the hand of her launch a de-Maolzation cam. guided left or right on a red black marble, glass-covered Moscow's Red Squire, suggests Seize the day, seize the hour." worker at a meter factory said, plant said, "I was very excited. grandmother, dressed in the paign. carpet past a 10-foot-high white coffin set in a bed of flowers, Mao who The entire trip through the "When we entered the It was a hail of devotion. traditional side-buttoned gray Now, as in 1978, groups from marble statue of a seated Mao, mausoleum, It was so quiet that formed new China." "The Great Helmsman" is 57 The visitors silently looked at tomb tunic worn by Chinese women factories and offices, foreign his legs crossed informally. A dressed in the standard gray Mao's body without stopping. Out the rear door of the my heart was even more In the valley of the Ming for centuries, delegations and tourists - all painting of the mountains of "Mao" suit. A red Chinese Tombs near the Great Wall lie In the final room, on a white mausoleum streamed the "vial- heavy." The old lady's feet were tiny were Invited or had asked for China covers the wall behind communist flag covers his body marble wall, one of Mao's tors of the masses," as the A man who had fought with the bodies of the 15th and 16th and crippled from her youth tickets — file past the body on him. The marble floor is so from the chest down. His poems Is written in his graceful ticket-taker described them. Mao's revolutionaries in 1949 century rulers of China. Their when women bound their feet to Tuesday, Thursday and Satur- varnished It looks like water. balding head, the face rather Chinese calligraphy. Although the present regime said, "The chairman rescued monuments are more graceful please men. day mornings. The room is lined with small rosy, i ests stiffly on a red In part it says, "So many has said Mao made his share of China from the depths of and lavish. But the bodies are Together the two wom en, One recent morning the pine trees, of longevity pillow. Four soldiers stood at deeds cry out to be done — and mistakes, several tomb visitors misery." hidden deep underground and from the old and the new China, square was dotted with some in China, the head of the coffin, A 24-year-old steel mill not displayed to the public. always urgently. The world appeared moved by the exjoined of Chinese who 100 buses that brought workers walked hushed and solemn to from Peking and nearby cities. view the body of Mao Tse-tung. Each green invitation bore •, ;.. si... -. ul Mao, the revolutionary leader these Instructions: of present -day China, died in 1. Arrive at the time fixed on 1976. One month later came the the ticket and line up to wait. -rend of the violent rule of the Give your ticket to the atnow disgraced "Gang of Four" tendant. Mao's wife and three other 2. Button up your clothes. Do •-/ militants, not laugh or talk. No smoking. The 200,000-square-foot No eating. Do not carry into the mausoleum on Tien An Men memorial hall ammunition, Square opened in November guns, cameras, tape recorders 1977. Last November it was or handbags. closed, "for repairs" officials 3. When you enter the hail, Or said. It has now been reopened take off your hat Walk slowly. 4, \ . 71 The mammoth buil di ng Do not stop If you wan t to .I have had construction present flowers, you must problems because it was built in arrange this beforehand. :.-' I I -.. just 10 months. On the other The visitors shuffled up the hand, the closing coincided with vast staircase of the square what diplomats said was a with 44 massive .)LL.I:;"I - s-'-, - 71st Year, No. 279—Wednesday, July 11, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 uniform Evening Herald (USPS 481280)—Price 15 Cents Chairman lasted seconds. Some Debris Hits Australia _ symbols - hundreds Skylab Fa l ls In Ocean ...Mostly United Press International Skylab plunged orbit and fell harmlessly into the Indian Ocean south of Australia at about 12:27 today National Aeronautics and Space Administration officials reported. NASA officials said the mammouth 77-ton space station began breaking apart shortly after noon. The main body of the craft sent its final transmission to monitors in Australia at 12:04 Eastern Standard Time. The demise of Skylab ends months of speculation as to where the vehicle would land. However, while the latest reports at about 1 p.m. were that Skylab had fallen harmlessly into the Indian Ocean, there were some preliminary reports of sighting what may have been "lighter" pieces of the space station falling at several points in Australia. What was being theorized at that time, was that while Skylab's heavier pieces broke off and plunged into the ocean, smaller - . - - I .' .. could - - - - . -• AO building its - Evening Herald roP~e0r*` CALENDAR .•,;' . pieces traveling at a slower speed may have taken longer to comt down and may have fallen in Australia. The exact time of Skylab's splashdown was not kno%%1i. However, trackers in Australia predicted the time on the basis of calculations made before contact was lost during the craft's final orbit. The impact location was put at 42 degrees 87 minutes south and 105 degrees 97 minutes east, according to trackers. Because of the uncertainty over where debris would land, many state and local civil defense command centers across the nation were manned during the final hours of Skylab's flight. from It appeared earlier in the day the most likely impact zone might include parts of southern Canada and Maine. But a final maneuver that sent Skylab tumbling in its last hours in space apparently added minutes to its life, extending the midpoint of the estimated debris zone into the South Indian Water, Sewer Rates Boosted For Seminole Cus tomers TUESDAY, JULY 10 Weight Watchers, 7 p.m., Sanford Woman's Club, 309 S. Oak Avenue and 7, Summit Apts., Casselberry. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Florida Power & light, Sanford. Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open discussion, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive. Parents Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Casselberry Community United Methodist Church. Tn-County Road Runners CB Club, 7:30 p.m., Sanford Commerce. Sound-of-Sunshine Chapter Sweet Adellnes, 8 p.m., St. Andrews Presbyterian Church, Bear Lake Road, Forest City. WEDNESDAY, JULY 11 Casselberry Rotary, 7:30 a.m., Woman's Club, 250 Overbrook Drive, Casselberry. Oviedo Rotary, 7:30 am., the Townhouse. Sanford Optimist, noon, Holiday Inn, Lake Monroe. Sanford Serenaders senior citizens dance, 2:30 p.m., civic center. Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Anouymono, 130 p.m., Mtamánte Mali Sears. Recovery inc., 12:30 p.m., mental health center, 103 Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. THURSDAY, JULY 12 South Seminole OptimIst, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wyinore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m. Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, noon, Lake Monroe Holiday Inn. South Seminole AA, mental health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Irleland's Restaurant. Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist Church, Casselberry. Sesninola Rebekah Lodge 43, 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 107' Magnolia Ave., Sanford. Sanford AA, open, 1201 W. First St., 8 p.m. FRIDAY, JULY 13 Seminole Sunrise Kiwanis, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chwnley's, Altamonte Springs. South Volusla Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Al-anon, 8 pin., Halfway House, lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian Church, SR 434. Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, JULY 14 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. Orange Blossom Chapter NtI. Federation of the Blind, 3 p.m., Apt. 23-B, Twin Lakes Apts., Monroe Avenue, Maitland. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Greater Sanford of Commerce. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran Church. SUNDAY, JULY 15 Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open , speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. MONDAY, JULY 16 Maltisud-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce &4eglslative Update, 8 a.m., 110 N. Maitland Ave., Mt1and; Rep. Bobby Brantley, speaker. TUESDAY, JULY 17 Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, French Avenue, Sanford. WEDNESDAY, JULY 1$ General membership meeting Sanford Seminole Jayceettes, 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building. 427 S. French Ave., Sanford. Touring Florida Card Party, by DeBary Firemen's Man. Women's Auxiliary, DeBary Firemen's 12Colomba Road. 7p.m.; card game, 7:30 p.m. Tickets at the door. Orlando Dog Training Club, and breed classes at National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando. Registration and first class,? p.m. Call 2174609 for obedience and 8943509 for breed class. THURSDAY, JULY It AARP-NRTA,, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker Grace Kehrer, executive director Seminole Youth Planning Council. Ocean. The Federal Aviation Administration regional air traffic control center in Nashua, N.H., closed it 150-mile wide airspace path centered on a line from Kennebunk, Maine, to Berlin, Nil., fromii the ground up'' to niiiiiiiiizi' the possibility of debris colliding with a plane. When it appeared earlier in the day that Skylab's wreckage might crash closer to North America, Skylab coordination chief Richard Smith said he was satisif led with what had happened . Right now," tie said at 8 a.ni. EDT, ''all indicators are that it is I. going to move a little farther downstream into the big water area. 1 think the chances of a land mass being endangered are bein': reduced. We still know there's uncertainty around It. I can't say hind masses are not endangered. But It appears that land concern would be going down.' An earlier prediction was that the 77-ton Skylab would drop in the Pacific Ocean at 11:18 am. El)T give or take 21 2 hours. - -- 3,000 That course could have placed debris pernously close to North America if the prediction was off by even a few minutes. So engineers ordered Skylab into a wobbling, rolling tumble designed to prolong its life by about 30 minutes and keep hundreds of bits and pieces of space junk from U.S. and Canadian cita'.. Frances Lewine, a spokesman for the Department of 'I'ruo sportation, said the Coast Guard sent radio messages to vessels in U.S. coastal waters and overseas about twice an hour. askim: them to report any sightings to the nearest Coast Guard Station. It was an inglorious end to an 874-million mile voyage that proved men could live in space for months at it time. Skylab was launched in May 1973 and, when its third and last three-inwi crew abandoned it in February 1974, the 118-foot orbiting laboratory had returned it wealth of scientific information about the sun and Earth's resources as "ell as priceless medical data. Storm Cancels Races, Causes House Blaze ' '. Chamber of - - - - - -- ¼ .•:', • • '' '' • -, •' .- '' . . . '' • --... ' • users ongwood Dec is ion . Buy Church ()r Inn'?, resumes; Today • •... • • • • •. • • • Tricker Charged In County Teacher Salary Talks 11I., completely different accounts of what exactly happened. Gene Grooms, executive director of the Seminole Education Association (SEA), said both teams reached an agreement of a 15 percent in" crease In beginning salaries of Seminole County teachers. The beginning salary for teachers b'ith a bachelor's degree is $9,100. SEA is saying By SHARON CARRASCO Herald Staff Writer :The school management team Is accusing the teachers' negotiating team with using "trickery tactics" to get a 15 percent hike In starting salaries approved, Both teams met at the bargaining table Tuesday afternoon to discuss salaries and left two hours later with - -, , • - Refreshments, - lIiLiXUuiWii. -• - obedience . . ' .. .• sponsored 1151 -..Ib.tU%'7 -- • A severe electrical storm 1 .arry , (',ladmn, 31, of 64' caused Seminole Harness Brookside Court, Forest Brook. ltacewa officials to cancel told deputies tie saw a flash of Tuesday night's 10-race lightning at about 8.15 put. T uesday arid then sparks began program in Casselberry. Li ghtning also was blamed flying out of one of the wall for a tiou.se fire ill Casselberry. outlets in his tiunit', About 7 p.m. the Semninolt' his wife then noticed sinoe Raceway general manager, Neil Makin, made the decision ill the garage and coining out of the air conditioner vents, not to stage the usual harness ('id• said. Utudin said he racing program. '" . - Chamber 1 sewer rate calculation at 15,000 gallons rather than the existing 20,000 gallon per month -. . Bob French, chairman of the -. in opposition -. conunission, voted to the new rate schedule. lie said he prefLred leaving the sewer rate maximum Nevertheless, Sturm voted ' calculation at the 20,000 gallon with the majority of corn. level, missioners to raise the water The new fees become cfpromptly switched oft the and sewer rates of about 3,000 fective Aug. 1, which tflCflflS According to Muttn, severe electricity. consnmera first will notice the consumers In the Lynnwood, No estimate ot the tire lighting created a mater hazard price hike when they receive Country Club, Indian Hills and was determined. horsemen and horses on a damage to Consumer Utilities areas of the their bills in September. The Seminole County Sheriff wet track. county. The fee hikes are expected to BOB STURM Department's new home in Lightning hit a transformer, Building 310 IS protected from generate about $100,000 in facing reality. wiping out use of the tote board any possible power outage additional revenues, which will The new rates mean an on be used to cover escalating average consumer using 12,500 the infield, but that wasn't ('ius('(i b) inclement weather, the cause of the dark night, said John Sjx'lski. spokcsxiiani gallons of water a month will gallons drops to 65 cents, But costs of operation and to help fog because TV monitors see his bill rise from $20.97 to the sewage rate jumps to 150 pay a balloon payment on the N . percent of the water bill. throughout the grandstand and bond issue floated to acquire "We do have a U x ili a r v, clubhouse the system, according to were available for standby generators at Building Consumers receive a cornCo unty administrator Roger commissioners. odds and payoffs. 310 which autumiiat ica liv wage se for water and bined bill I.. Neiswender said the bulk of the g, __________ e 13 public hear in un At a J provides powers for our radios ed c c at l Is il al ul services. The b _______________ .i11 used. customers af fected use between more than 75 residents up"Safety was the primary andcuriiimiumucatiuns system,' on the amount of water concern," said Makin. Spolski said. The sewage fee Is based on a 10,000 and 15,000 gallons per peared at the courthouse to month. Makin is considering an • protest tine proposed rate. percentage of the water bill. application to the Division of There is also a backup systeni There were only about 20 The new rate structure calls residents present Tuesday Pari-Mutuel Wagering in for all the radio transmitters Under the current rate Miami to make UI) the lost date and gasoline pumps at the Five structure a customer pays a for a charge per gallon of 70 night gallons cents between 15,000 and 20,000 at tine cud of the season. Points complex and another one One of the protesting minimum fee for 5,000 Will this Baptist ('titnrt'ti be I.ongwood's next city ball? possibly as a doubleheader on at the courthouse for one of the of water per month. The gallons used. The existing rate residents asked Jeff EtchThe rate between berger, cents. labor Day. radio base stations located ill director of the office of customer then pays 66 cents for is 66 gallons 30,000 and Sanford, he added. will be Management, Analysis and every 1,000 gallons above the 20,000 cents and above 30,000 Evaluation, why the rate hike of It was the first racing date minimum, up to 15,000 ga llons. 80 • will pay $1 per about 14 percent exceeded gallons, canceled this season. 'line truck The utility companies also L had to postpone two dates last have placed ttne sheriff's The minimum fee is $4.58. gallon. President Carter's reconiSewage rates are then season because of weather amid department on its priority list mended seven percent wage Sewage rates will not be and price guideline. malfunctioning equipment should art outage occur, Spolski calculated at 120 percent of the because of electrical distur- said. water bill. Thus, at, 12,500 calculated for consumers using Etchberger said the rate bances. gallons per month, the user more than 15,000 gallons of increase is the first in three would pay $4.58 (minimum) water per month. Above that )'ears. "Even on a power outage, our "Hopefully, we're dealing plus $4.95(7.S times 66 cents for level, users will pay a Elsewhere iii tine county, new telephone system at 310 has lightning was being blamed for a built-in capability of gallons over the minimum) plus maximum fee of $16.62. The with a long-term luke as opmaximum rate is a decrease posed to a single year, so anstarting a fire in a home east of sustaining itself for five hours," $11.43 (120 percent of the water from the existing ceiling of nualized over several years the By JANE CASSELIIEIIItY One, Maitland, exclusive agent one of which is occupied by the Casselberry, according to Spoiski said. "We could still $17.38. Herald Staff Writer for the property owned by Longwood-Winter rate would be below seven Springs Seminole County deputies. accept and make calls." Chamber of Commerce. Tine future city Will Longwood's Marian St. Laurent. Under the new rate structure, percent," Etchberger said. The decrease comes as a Roach said Tuesday that the third floor roommis have not yet the minimum for 5,000 gallons Commissioner Sandra Glenn hull be equipped with a bar or the rate result of the commission's is tine question. an altar? That city could recoup up to 50 been renovated. remains at $4.58 and said she hoped the rate increase Bundy Trial The hotel property is located "And It comes with a liquor percent of tine purchase price of per 1,000 gallons up to is,000 decision to set the maximum would not be a closed matter on County Road 427 next to the and that a review of the rates license!" exclaimed Conn- $330,000 and renovation cost in evidence submitted, could be made each budget missioner Ray Leibensperger tine form of a restoration police station. To be eligible for price ina federa! grant, Roach said, the The when he learned Longwood's federal grant. year. page 12A The licensing of psychologists: In addition to the fee hikes, 1883 Village Inn was available eludes all equipment and property has to be open to exception public view a certain nunnber of new city hall site. with the as a possible furnishings, commissioners voted to indays a year. Having outgrown its city hall of an antique bugget. crease the connection charges What the profession thinks of It; Longwood 1963, the city of the building, built in The center of for water and sewer taps. The "This is the imnost logical water connection fee increases Longwood is eyeing other historical District, the three- place for the city hull, in the from $300 to $425 for single possible sites - including the story hotel, because of its center of the historical district, what the county Is doing about it family and multi-family facilities now occupied by First historical registry, can't be and the hotel could easily be • 4-A Horoscope 4-11 dwellings and from $250 to $375 baptist Churcin of Longwood, changed on tine exterior, but adapted for tine use," he said. AroundTheClock the motel, and can be remodeled on tine inside ..... and how to avoid 4"B hospital . motels and hotels. for Another prospective buyer Bridge Calendar ... ... ......... .5-A Obituaries The old inn, designated a to suit tine buyer's needs, 2-A Sewage connection fees will would do away with the disco The First floor contains a replacing Comics .. .. . ........ 4-B OUItSELVES 1.11 rise from $4(X) to $525 for single historic landmark in 1973, may it with a Southern being ripped-off, page 3A 10-11-A family and multi-family have special financial ad- restaurant disco, bar and plantation cuisine served Crossword ...............4-B Sports Editorial ............4-A Television 5-11 dwellings and f rom $350 to $375 vantages for the city, according lounge. The second floor has See LONG WOOD, Page 2A Dear Abby 1-B Weather to Joseph Roach of Real Estate been remodeled into 16 offices, for motels and hotels. Church, Recreation Hall, ' By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer ''We have to face realities. Nobody likes a rate increase — especially me, a staunch conservative Republican,'' Seminole County Commissioner Bob Sturm said Tuesday night. . -.•• ' p- r - - ' — l •m* - -i -. •--- -' - •• • 4"-- •-.--.•--•---- -- - ---- S I •P - - -__ - • - - IF ?rn..a.n!. - IL - - -- - - - - .. , -- -. -0-- .4 - V - -. that salary will be increased to $10,465. But Ernest Cowley, chief negotiator for the school management team, said his team had approved the language of a particular article not the teachers' salary proposal. "We would never approve anything like that salary hike,)" Cowley said. "The - - . - - -- taxpayers could never afford it. "The negotiators for the teachers are using trickery. They are trying to get the public to think we offered this and now we are trying to back down on it," Cowley said the school managememnt team never presented a counter-proposal to the teachers' union's salary He declined to say how request. much the management team was willing to offer concerning starting salaries, But Grooms charges Cowley and his team "goofed" and he can prove the salary and expenses agreement was reached by the teams. "I am going on the written word that he passed across the table," Grooms said, "I think he goofed really, really bad," he added. "I goofed at the table bargaining before and I had to live with it. Now, he has to live with it. "Seminole County teachers are really worth that amount of an increase and would not ask for anything more than they deserved," Grooms said. Cowley said no future bargaining sessions were scheduled to be held between the two teams. But inc may take some action on behalf of his OWU team. 'We possibly could petition that union for bargaining in bad faith for refusing to receive our (salary) proposal," Cowley said. "I think the tape (of the session) will back tine up " Despite the teachers' union's contention both teams even- tually will have to return to the bargaining table to open negotiations on salaries, Cowley said. Two other Ucmits, the school calendar for the 197980 school year arid the health and medical insurance coverage, both previously tabled, also wm need to be taken up by the negotiating teams, he said. �2A—Evening HeraJ, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 11, 1979 i INBRIEF Talks Termed 'Important: Sadat To Visit Israel — I Egyptian President Anwar Sadat will visit Israel next month at the invitation of Prime Minister Menachem Begin, the two leaders said Com uter Could Save CountyEner P gy today. They told reporters they disagreed on the question of Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank and Gaza Strip but agreed on opposing any move to dismember Lebanon. "I agree with the Prime Minister that our talks today and yesterday were among th e most im po rtant we have had," Sadat said. "Very important indeed," Begin added. The Israeli leader said "we agreed peace between Egypt and Israel Is forever." Savings to Seminole County in excess of $30,000 per year could be realized if the courthouse and other buildings were heated, cooled and ventilated by computer, county cornmissioners wertS told Tuesday. David Hotary, director of administrative services for the county, said the net savings over five years would be about $1Y5,023 if a computer were installed. Additional savings would be realized if the heating and cooling equipment In Troops Could Be The Rebels MANAGUA, Nicaragua (UPI) President Anastasio Somoza admitted for the first tim e he doesn't know how long his national guard can hold up against Sandinista reinforcements and warned his troops may turn to guerrilla warfare. "If they the Sandinistas kept coming across from Costa Rica, t he re's no force that can stop them," the Nicaraguan president said. "I don't know how long th e guard can hold out." He also said if he is forced to leave the country without safeguards for his national guard and Liberal Party, government troops will "fight on." - Building 310 at the airport and the Seminole South Library were hooked into the cornputerized system, he said. "it is projected that a reduction of approximately 31 percent in energy consumption will result from installation of this service," Hotary said of the computer operation. Computerized operation would reduce the run-time of the heating and air conditioning equipment, he said. • //I,/ , k liotary said an economic analysis comparing the present energy usage with the projected usage under a computerized system shows that about 1,298,806 fewer kilowatt hours would be required to maintain comfort level temperatures in the courthouse if a computer is installed. That figure translates into about $48,231 in fees for electricity and fuel oil, he said. Both Honeywell Corporation and Johnson Controls, ft fl'iA ' manufactures of computers, would charge similar rates for installation and service, according to Hotary. Those fees would be about $20,000 the first year and less in subsequent years, he said. Commissioner Bill Kirchhoff said the computer system has proven cost efficient In public buildings elsewhere and suggested the necessary work be done for the Invitation of bids on the system. His suggestion was put in a motion and ap- proved by the commission. In other action, the corn— Delayed until July 24 public hearings on proposed road improvements on portions of Power Road and Burton Lane A public hearing on an or, dinance to establish a special street lighting district in the Lake Ridge section of Fern Park also was delayed until July 24. The delays were made so residents affected by the further - - BOSTON (UP!)— There was a moment of silence at Symphony Hall Tuesday night for Arth ur Fiedler. But only a moment. Then the Boston Pop Orchestra struck a muted, reverent rendition of the song th e silver-haired ma st e ro loved best—the "Sta rs and Stripes Forever March." The podium where Fiedler stood for 50 years was vacant in tribute to the world-famed conductor, who died early Tuesday of a heart atta ck at the age of 84. Only a huge wreath of fl owers was draped across the Stand where Fiedler spread the musical scores that .,brought joy to millions around the world. Tears welled in the eyes of man y in the capacity audience as an American flag was unf urled from the ceiling while th e leaderless orchestra played "Stars and Stripes." k. His death brings the end of an era," said one elderly ,,woman. In- — Granted the request of public safety director Gary Kaiser to attend the Associated Public Safety Communications Officer's National Conference in Sacramento, Calif. The costof the trip was put at $839. The conference runs from Aug. 8 through Aug. 9. — GEOFFREY' * ~ I :, Explosion Damages Pipeline A leisurely bicycle ride ed into disaster Tuesday afternoon for a 31-year-old Casselberry man who was assaulted by an irate motorist, according to Seminole County deputies. Leslie Harris 011170 Seminole Blvd., Casselberry, told ____ uepuue tie wu. FWIBg "s about ½ inch from his ear, and bicycle south on Red Bug Read minorseratchesonhisneek and near the Sunrise subdivision clest. when the in cident occurred. TOYOTA STOLEN A red pickup truck traveling A 1978 blue Toyota valued at turn TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) — An explosion that may have been set by saboteurs today blew up an oil pipeline supplying crude oil to the world's largest refinery in Abadan — the second such blast within a week. State radio reported the explosion occurred near the ethr Ic Arab village of Darkhwain, exactly halfway betwean Abadan and Ahvaz, at 2:30 a.m. An nt,,rAn., u.s_nt.. bM 54L1J,n.nln.cInna not ..0 nfl Ull tha II rntlnnn,tn IUI47 .J UII7 lines from the Aghajari fields, cutting the refinery's output by more than 80 percent, according to the state-run Bars news agency. Those pi pelines still have not been ___________ ______________ _____ _____ ____ repaird. Voyager 2 Delivers Bonus According to the suit, Franks: said he had to cross the &nIth's: property on March 29, 1978 to: visit a friend who lived directly, behind the couple's tavern. The Smiths were the owners of Silver TIP Tavern, 1509 W. 13th Street, Sanford, when the incident occurred, Franks said. ; in his civil suit, Franks L ongwood Ponders New City Hall Slote MOSCOW (UPI) The Soviet Union today accused China of t rying to upset proposed talks aimed at un proving relations between the two communist giants by imposing preliminary conditions before they begin. The Communist Party daily Pravda charged in an editorial today that Peking is trying to drag "artificial" complications into their "talks a bout talks" and demanding substantial changes in the Soviet attitude, the official Tass news agency rePorted, "But it is common knowledge that the tactic of 'preliminary conditions' Is used as as rule when there is an intention to derail the talks from the outset or to protract them to Infinity." - WEATHER _ am. readings; ternTHURSDAY TIDES Daytona Beach: high, 10:43 perature, 82; overnight lows, Z4; yesterday's high, 93; a.m., 11:06 p.m.; low, 4:22 a.m., barometric pressure, 30,00; 4:33 p.m. relative humidity, U percent; Port Canaveral: 111gb, 10:35 n.m., 10:58 p.m.; Low, 4:13 linda, SW a19 mph. Forecast: Partly cloudy skies a.m., 4:24 p.m. Bayport: high, 4:21 a.m., 1thaduanceof afternoon and Ivening thundershowers are 3:38 p.m.; low, 9:51 a.m., 10:46 expected today with only a pm. 9 Ugbt chance of showers BOATING FORECAST weday. High temperatures SI. Augmthie to Jupiter Inlet IU be In the upper III to mid out 50 miles winds east to Pa with lows In the mid southeast around 10 knots lads variable mostly through Thursday. Seas 3 feet dsvtherly 10 m ph or less. or less. Few thunderstorms 21 percent today, today. Otherwise, partly tonight and 20 percent cloudy. kw~; Sibay. - HOSPITAL NOTES SIMINOLIMIMOIIAL HOSPITAL JULY ii ADMISSIONS Bertha S. Taylor, Key Largo Margarel H. Shivers, Osiwn DISCHARGES Sanford: :Sanford: Shelile L. Brent Anthony Coolidge Beatrice P. Doe 'Willie Arnold 4beIia I. Brown Kirsn R. Davis Matti* I. Harris Jos*t J. Distufano David T. Henry Mary E. Edwards VicglnI. W. McQusters 'Elm. L. R9ck Eddl. Sinietary Carolyn .i. Woo Waiter Webb, Deaary Eliiabe$h A. Wilson, Edgewater .4 __________________________________ - EwnIng Ikiuld IUSPS PvbUsIi.d Daily and Sunday. except Saturday by The Sulerd Herald 0. Inc.. IN N. Frendi Ave., Sanlerd, Fla. 33111. Class Posta Paid ci Sanfor Florida 32711 .ttmeOeiivery: Weel 11ceaPsaMonth,$3.25aCMoi'ffi $11.50; Year. '131.01. By Mail: WesE. IS cents; Month $330; C Months, $21.10; Year, :sa.... - .- .. -. _ -. . 4. 1. Anyone who plan s to see a psychologist soon would do well to check out his ba ckground and qulifications first before lying down on any couches. "The consumer should determine ahead of time what th e credentials of the psch61bglStsnre, whet he r he (a Governàrs Reach CQmprOmlsi 4 a legitimate professional," advised Dr. Alan Gessner, executive officer of the Florida Psychological Association In LOUISVILLE, Ky. (UP!)— When the nation's gover" nors assemble, about the only action that can be taken by V'- majority vote is to adjourn . Th us it appeared for a while Tuesday that the National Governors Association, after wrestling for three days with energy issues, might be hogtled by Its o wn rules and unable to speak as a group on the vital question of oil pr ices and windf all taxes. Gov. Richard Lamp, D-Colo., ': brought a carefully constructed compromise to the closing session. It endorsed President Carter's gradual decontrol program, called for a tax of unstated percentage on the extra pr ofits of the oil com panies and recommended that :" those reven ues be used to enco urage energy production 'i" and conservation and be used to help people on fixed or 1,4 ' low incomes pay high er f uel costs. '•" Lakeland. In. light of the give-away licensing program, for psychologists in Florida, Gessner offered se veral tips for the consumer who plans to seek out the services of a psychologist. Consumers may determine whether a psychologist is a bona tide prcessional by checking out his name with their local mental health center or the Florida Psychological Association, Gessner said. - Storm Kills Two Workers :' One man who recently • received his license heads a By United Press International Winds clocked at 80 mph crumpled a partially complet ed sho pping center in Texas, killing two construction worke rs and in juring several others. Winds of up to 80 mph smashed into Round Rock, a suburb of Austin , and crumpled Sam Bass Square, a twolevel shopping center under construction. "We went inside to get out of the rain," said Charles Cramer, 23, one of the workers who saw the squall line approach. "We heard the walls crack and we started to run. It all came down on us." The bodies of two construction workers were pulled from the wreckage, police said. Several other workers were injured, two of them requiring emergency treatment. - septic tank company in Hillaborough County, Gessner said. "Look out for individuals who hedge when you ask about his credentials, w here he went to school, where he received his training and w hether he had a professional license," Gessner said. S sL i. - . - . - - , . - - - -— '-. - r — -_- • •' - • - - - -- — —_ — __.. -•--- __. psychologists who advertise - —Opportunists. Persons "who figuratively are crawling out of the woodwork" to drum up capital as a "psychologist." —Self-professionals. People w ho are professionally-trained who wo uld like the prestige of saying "I am a psychologist." They have "reasonable" to "good" credentials as mental health service pro viders, he said. —indivi duals w ho have had •A,• -m • 'V . • . • - .•-•,.--•--,- , - -- . - - - • , ..,' W. CONTEST, LLAMA.RAMA. 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Cliurdi Ave., Suite 202 Tamp., Florida 3M09 Business Loans $10,000 to $250,000 [1.800428.6050 I -- - ".111'..'101 k"" ., to all people," he added. Normally, most people are not li kely to check out the legitimacy of a professional but deception is easy with diploma mills that make impressive, authentic-looking certificates to hang on th e wall, he said. Gessner said there's an estimated "several hundred" people have recently purchased their occupational licenses to practice psychology. He placed these applicants into three categories: It T The Cenft,aI I k.n.L, /.sJ h,s i',' habrj Llama v.t,o IWI'(lI a rariw V. are having a LABEL TUE LLAMA Your credit Is good for SANTA ANA, Calif. (UP!) —John Wayne's will, leaving must of the actor's $7 million estate to his seven children, was accepted for probate without opposition Tuesday at a hearing before Superior Court Judge Bruce Sumner. The judge authorized the three executors named by Wayne to carry out the will's provisions — Wayne's oldest son, Michael, Arizona ranching par tner, Laids Johnson, and attorney, John Warren. Wayne,a symbol of rugged Amer1cai'In to moviegoers around the world for generations, died June 11 of cancer at the age of 71. His V-page will provided for an estate with $1 million In real property, .Th milli In personal property and $100,000 In holdings. The actor left a trust for his first wife, Josephine, providing her with an Income of $3,000 a month, and made gifts of$30,000 to Pat Stacy, his secretary at the time of his death, and $10,000 to Mary St. John, a former secretary. ..- Spring Time and promise guaranted cures and practices, Gessner said. "Beware of t hose people who say they encompass anything and eveything and are all things now. _. . — -. - PEST CONTROL Need Cash? WASHINGTON (UP!)— Sen. Herman Talmadge, DGa., lear ned the art of political Infighting f rom his father Gene, a flamboyant Georgia governor who had a habit of mapping his red suspender whenever the going got rough. Talmadge, a 23-year Senate veteran, needed more than galluses thumping today as he reluctantly was called to the witness stand to give his long-awaited defense testimony in the Senate Ethics Committee's hearings on charges of financial misconduct. He mud answer some nagging questions that have yet to be resolved to the committee's satisfaction despite nearly six weeks of testimony from prosectulon and def ense witnesses. Wayne's Will Revealed -- ART BROWN III Consumers should be leery of - AUVE1 A CALL HOMEOWNERS: - . 'I less than a min ute. The new computerized INTELPOST was beginn in g this week a month-long demonstration stage between the United States and England. The Postal Service then plans a one-year field test in which actual mall will be sent between the United States and seven countries. The cost of mailing a letter to Britain will be$5a page— the rates may be red uced if the system proves profita ble — plus additional posta ge for hand deli very If the sender desires. Talmadge Takes The Stand time a sudden squall kicked up and leave some of the island GRAND ISLE, La. (UP!) and nearly blew me over the community without electricity, Hurricane Bob today scatter debris on the road and meekly Into the unpopulated platform. This is nothing." The brunt of the winds struck push surf over the lawns of coastal marshlands of southeast Louisiana preceded where they could cause little or beachfront cottages. by weakening 75 mph winds and no damage — In The National Weather Serthat shield most of southeast driving rains, vice said Bob was difficult to Louisiana train the G ulf The first hurricane of season—and the first to bear a Mexico. But high tides pushed pinpoint because It was too male name had dt1ed northward by the storm de- weak to form a precise eye. weather forecasters Tuesday Mroyed much of the levee on "It's a very disorganized with Its rapid growth from a Grand lsle,a rare section of the storm so it's kind of hard to get minor tropical depression to a coast exposed to the open gulf, at the center of It, the eye," said Water was four to six inches forecaster Julian Posey. ,,It hurricane In less than nine deep In ground-level businesses doesn't have a clear-cut eye hol' .W$. But Bob failed to live up t on the Island. better say center of the storm, "The water is moving In very not eye." expectations and barely held on to ttie m mpii wuuis necessary fast," said Mayor Wayne The atari]] was forecast to Guidry. "What levee we had to be labeled a hurricane as the New Orleans area pass left Is washed away. On of e ro skittered across the ar midday. City Hall and ound partially blown off, but i grass 20 miles west of Grand was Saw no major residence dama- many businesses were closed Isle at daybreak. its. There's no major flooding because of the weather threat. Douglas Smith, one of persona who remained on the of hom .11 Grand Isle prepared for the _________ Island, said Hjirrlcane Bob was milder than some donna he worst by evacuating virtually RIDA experienced on the f'hore oil all 8,000 of Its residents and toUriSts Tuesday. AlthOugh the rig he as a Strongest winds bypassed the "I've seen winds w E island, g usts were strong this out on the platform," SITIItII NE STATE_, J * U ( said. "This Is no hurricane. One enough to break power lines ..ci S" Hurricane Bob H'I' ts The Louisiana Coast - Mar y E. Malloy William R. Rogers Jeremy M. Weisse , - cwucun Soviets Criticize Chinese Credentials __ Need Check WASHINGTON (UP!)— The Postal Service, is its biggest step into the electronic age, is in a ug urating a :: mail-via-satellite network that photographs letters and transmits them from Washington or New York to London claims the Smiths were negligent in Ix)t maintaining a: "reasonably safe premise." Franks referred to the couple's' in the opposite direction at- $8,100 was stolen from the Doberman Pinscher that was tempted to pass a car in f ront of parking lot of an apartment tied to a water heater tank: him and, In the process, forced complex in Longwood, ac- affixed to the tavern. Harris off the road, Harris said. cording to Seminole County As he passed the dog, Franks: The Longwood Inn Longwood's next city hail? His, who was drin king deputies. claims, the animal attacked water from a plastic container Robert M. Johnston, 34, of 100 and bit him n umerous times. at that moment, squirted some Autumn Drive, The Springs, in causing him "serious and across the truck's windshield, Longwood, told dspglee he had painful bodily injuries." ..: deputies say. Both truck and parked his locked car near the and: John Bryant, a minor bicycle proceeded down .the clubhouse and discovered it his mother, Johnnie Mae road in opposite directions, missing about 5 p.m. Tuesday. Hampton are suing Vernon: A few minutes later, the Johnston told deputies he saw Grouver Brown and Govern-: truck returned and pulled off four teenagers In the vici nity of ment Employees Insurance th e road in front of Harris at the the clubhouse about the time Company. entrance to the Sunrise housing the theft occurred. On June 9, 1978, Brown development, he said. negligently operated his car,: The d river climbed out of the on State itoad 434 near the Includes 16 lots with the 4,027(Continued Page The following civil suits have causing him to strike Bryant on ch urch 's activities building is sq. ft. 21-year-old sanctuary, a truck and attempted to "karate been filed with the office of Locust Avenue In Sanford, the: family style, according to scheduled to take place in 5,252-sq.ft classroom building, j um p-ki Ck" Harris, the victim Seminole suit charges. As a result, County civil court Roach. October. "A stipulation of sate 5,560-sq.-ft. ed ucation building; told deputies. A fight ensued Cler k Arthur Beckwith seeking Bryant was Injured In and: "If the hotel Is available, would be that it was not a 1 ,764-sq.-ft . offi about his body and extremities,: ce complex, before Harris managed to pin damages in excess of $2,500. forget th e church ," commented available unt il April , 1980, when covered walkways e man down on the th gr o un d. and he Is deman ding payment: and a ho use. Robert Franks is suing Mayor June Lormann on we could move out," said a The second and third parcels When he released his Dewey Smith and his wife, of damages, the suit Indicates. learning it was for sale. spokesman for the church. Mu. consist of six lots north of assailant, the man pulled out a Edna, for physical injuries he $en is &own : City Administrator David City Altamonte Springs Realtor Church Street and six lots east four-inch blade Buck knife and allegedly suffered when the bOCSUSO she has incurred and reported to the city Don White, who Is handling the on Grant Street. jabbed at him, Harris said. He couple's Doberman Pinscher Will lflc*w medical expenses for commission Monday night that property for the church, said d add ed that he suffered a slight bit him on the neck, head and beT $Ofl'5 Inj uries "There is no way they coul , th suit he had made a tentative offer to today he doesn't know where duplicate this ut states. at near this price c on the left side of his face, body. the church, but "they want a Grant got his information, at t ay's costs," sa od id White. minimum of $320,000." "certainly not from the board of Chacey was told by the "I don't want it at any price: trustees or the new building commissioners to try we would be trying to fix it up committee." renegotiating to try and get a the rest of our lives," said "Maybe six months ago, they lower price for th e church Commissioner J.R. Grant. could have gotten it for less," property. "Besides I have it on good said White, "but now the ch urch City Clerk Linda Martin said authority they would take a lot has gotten financing for its new the present city hall facilities less." building and can afford to wait are "too small" and the The church , meanwhile, is until the right buyer comes building official's desk is in the t rying to sell Its facilities at along." council chamber. "We need Church and Grant streets There are three parcels for a parttime help, but there is no beca use groundbreaking for total asking price of $450,700,' place to put them and we need construction of new buildings according to White. Parcel one storage space," she added . By BRAD PURDOM the county was trying to anyone who could afford the sure what would happen to county ordinance installing new all license applications on hold Herald Staff Writer determine how to handle the license to practice psychology, those who applied for licenses rest rictions on the licenses until "it is determ ined for them The Seminole County problem of licensing Third, it could abolish all during the period of time in might include a clause making exactly who they should Attorney's office Is "still psychologists now th at the state licensing of psychologists so which there are no apparent those restrictions retroactive, researching" the question of no longer administers that, although anyone could restrictions on who is qualified But, he said, those avenues had license." how to handle the licensin g of examinations. practice, no one would be doing to receive them. lithe county not been fully explored yet and He sa id he could not indicate psychologists since the demise He said th e county had three it with the co unty's "stamp of installs its own restrictions he was not sure what the county how long the resear ching wo uld of the state's li censing board, basic altern atives. First, it approval." some point in the future, he would do. take, although some answers but county attorneys insist their could Install its own McMillan said other alter- said, it would be "a quest ion for The county licensing office, may be forthcoming in " a present stance is perfectly requirements to determine who natives may be found, but that the courts" as to whether thos e he said, was co rrect in placin g couple of days." legal. is qualified to practice these were the major people would have to meet Bob McMillan, assistant psychology within Seminole possibilities being examined, those qualifications. county attorney, said Tuesday County. Second, it could allow McMillan said he was not lie said it was possible that a PON5-W .TTy1rrT 4"MW1~ W ; New Mail Service Offered - PASADENA, Calif. (UP!) — Voyager 2's pass at Jupiter delivered a surprise bonus, an unexpected color photo of the recently discovered ring around the giant planet. As Voyager 2 swung around toward Saturn from behind the dark side of Jupiter Tuesday, re-establishing radio contact wi th Ea rth, it snapped pict ures looking back at the huge planet, probing Its da rk side and finishing a 150photo sequence on the volcanoes of the moon lo. Some of the color photos provided an unexpectedly good view of the planet's ring, discovered by Voyager 1. ' ': ____________ _______ 3 Choices In Psychologist-Licensing? : WASHINGTON (UP!)— The government says Ameri cans are losing billions of dollars a year in interest by in vesting in "whole life" insurance policies instead of sim ply putting their money in bonds or savings accounts. Whole life policies are those in which the owners' Investment accrues, can be borrowed against, and Is paid off In the form of dividends or retirement Income, as opposed to simple term policies from which death benefits are the only repayment. A report Issued Tuesday by the Federal Trade Commission said "w hole life" insurance policies earn only Ito 2 percent on the average, compared to 5 to 5¼ percent interest on the lowest-paying savings and loan accounts. It said the reason whole li fe Insurance is so popular in the -. United Sta t es is that consumers simply don't realize how ; little they're earning. w Assaulted By Driver - ;Americans Losing Billions? POUNDS - IN BRIEF [-,.I CasscIbrrv Cyclist ; — — legislature "Any client under the care of psychologist, says he feels But until then. Gessner said, personally cheated by th e lack a licensed psychologist was he can see a multitude of of any state regulations. Th at protected under the law," Problems brewing from the makes his 10 years of schooling McQuire explained. "The disastrous, particularly for the loose disbursement consuming public," said Dr. of for his degree seem like a waste courts could not ask the psycholog licenses, Robe rt I. Edelman, a private of time, he said. psychologist to testify any "We are much concerned practicing psychologist in Dr. John M. McQuire, a privileged information told by about individuals who have no private practicing psychologist his client in the court room. But Altamonte Springs, regarding psychologists, see people "The field of psychology training or qualifications," in Altamonte Springs, said now there is no privileged inlicensing the give-away an intimate Gessner said. "Others who had there are basically two problem formation law." procedure for psychologists In involves relationship between th e client using blackmail lost their license in other states areas created by the lack of a Florida. McQuire candidly said he for misbehaving, especially state regulatory board. Before its session ended in and the doctor," Edelman said, even questioned where his legal sexual misconduct, are coming June, the state legislature "But with no rules of tactics on Applicants who receive their stance lies regarding the to Florida to get new licenses." failed to renew the state law professional ethics, I can see gin privileged information rece ived be an occupational licenses will Dr. Burton luau, that regulates the licensin g of people using blackmail tactics en t. Springs psychologist to advertise themselves as from a cli s t hi s Alt;unonte clients...' psychologists. That law expired on clients to suppres associate professor of certified psychologists, Information." pri leg ed vi and "I don't know where I sta nd J uly 1. Without state regulations, psychology at the University of McQuire said. They then wil l legally," McQuire said. "I am The power of licensing psychologists now lies in the there is no assurance of quality, reinstate the regulatory power Central Florida, said the try to provide counselin g or just operating under the hope hands of the counties, which Edelman said. The practicing to the st ate during a special unqualified practitioners of evalutation services to their that if I get called into court I require psychologist in Florida needs session that is expected to be psychology actually can harm clients that they are not capable wo uld stand on my professional may — or may not of, he predicted, their patients. ts to show proof of a no training, expe rtise or ex- held in November. ethics not to devulge any inapplican or other qualifications. perience now, he said. "We have requested the its formation. "There are disreputable Before the state lo degree st "I went through nine years of governor place the regulation of people can who do disservice regulatory To ill ustrate the absurdity of power, the "It used to be that the li censing practice, Dr. Alan school to get my psychology psychology licenses on that and harm to persons who are psychology field was sworn to professional ethics were conGessner, executive officer of degree and phd," Edelman agenda," Gessner said. "We going through an emotional follow the confidentiality cla use sistent with legal statutes. Now, and other r ul es under the state nobody knows where th ey . the Florida Psychological said. 'And now th ey are saying, are also meeting to discuss the strain," Blau said. Association, plans to seek in effect, it's not particularly issue with key members of the Blau, who is a clinical statutes, McQuire said, stand." CA RRASCO Herald Staff Writer "I think it's a disgrace and As Boston Pops Plays On proposals could have the op. portunity to provide the corn- license for his pet cameleon significant." Charlie, today as a sex Gessner said he is optimistic therapist in Polk County. the state legislature will Another psychologist in Pensacola was r,r,,rtød to have 'I can registered his children and pet hamster Tuesday as practicing By SHARON ".A Tribute To Fiedler I , mission with formation. mission: j)"10: oq. Wednesday, July H, 1979-3* Psychologists On Licensing: 'A bIsgrace' NATiON WASHINGTON (UPI) — vited to the presidential retreat Catoctin Mountain hideaway on diplomatic recognition and a government is viewed by many his wife ROsalynn at his right President Carter is ruling out Tuesday agreed that Carter a major report to the nation, lifting of sanctions against his observers as the watershed of hand, taking notes in the condecontrol of gasoline prices should not heat up the economy his presidency. He believes the ference room at Laurel cottage! nation, Winding down the conferenand, apparently, a tax cut at Powell said there was "gent Searching for broader solu- deliberations have had a this time as the unprecedented now with a tax cut, even though ces, the president invited tions to the malaise that he "sobering effect" on the coun- eral agreement" among those a recession is in sight. Some of employment experts and later believes has spread throughout try, and he is developing a attending the three-hour eco Camp David series of meetings the economists said the nation state and local officials to ,amerlcan society, Carter con- much needed consensus for nomic session Tuesday that the nears an end. Is In a recession now. huddle with him at the moun- ferred Tuesday night with 10 or programs he will present. government should not act now Press secretary Jody Powell taintop retreat today. Many observers believe the to end the economic slowdown so of the nation's most There were indications said Tuesday Carter believes president's political future will The matter "needs additional prominent religious leaders removal of gas price controls Carter would return to the He also planned to interrupt from all faiths. ride or fall on the results. information, additional time would be too in flationary. White House Thursday at- the morning session for a brief He has been out of the public before those decisions could be ternoon, and it was understood talk with Zimbabwe Rhodesian Carter's cloistered probing eye since last Tuesday. White made that will be wellfounded,": He also said the prominent that some of his speechwriters Prime Minister Abel for new ideas from a spectrum House official photographs Powell said, adding, "That has non-government economists in- already are at work at the Muzorewa, who is seeking U.S. of experts in and outside of depict him in casual togs with been our view all along." WORLD ALEXANDRIA, Egypt (UP!) Carter RU -1es Out Tax- Cut. Decontrol Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - - - -- - - -- ask for ext. 35 • •- . 2306 FRENCH AVENUE, SANFORD PH,322.8240 Home Owned & Operated by Ard.lI 4 Jule Ws WZAIOICISI -- - - -• - -.- ' - 4. .-. •. - • , - . - - �C ompletion Goal: Evening Herald Get to work or around town any way you want except drive - that is what mass transit advocate John Hedrick is proposing for July 19. Hedrick, founder of the Free People's Transit, is asking people to travel by foot, bike, boat, bus, or carpool in an effort to dramatize the need and the Around Wednesday. July ii, 1979-4A 9 ldmlb~ WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GlORDAMP, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director fl $20.60; Year, $40.00. From The Clock By GEOFFREY POUNDS Bad To Wors e So long as the gasoline shortage was confined to California, no one seemed to care very much when Congress turned down the Carter administration's gasoline-rationing plan in early May. 1. But now, with the phenomenon of filling-station lines rolling along the Eastern Seaboard, there is growing political pressure to grant President Carter his wish for standby authority to ration gasoline. Apparently frustrated motorists would rather fly to ills they know not of than bear the uncertainty and inconvenience of lining up for gasoline on odd and even days. Despite the assurance that government-gasoline coupons would offer motorists a given monthly allotment, we must assume the government's proposed new role in the marketing of gasoline would be the surest way to have the shortages go from bad to worse. As it is, the Department of Energy has managed to give the United States that which no other nation has -. lines of waiting motorists at filling stations. Some knowledgeable abservers believe the shortage at the gasoline pumps has been greatly magnified because the DOE messed up the rationing it has already undertaken - the allocation of gasoline by states, and within states to various groups, including priority users such as farmers. For example, the bureaucrats were allocating gasoline to California, until recently, on the basis of 1972 population figures, which failed to take into account the subsequent and large population growth here and nogrowth or negative change elsewhere. It is expecting the impossible to believe that rationing would offer miraculous relief as the hair from the dog that bit us. Under President Carter's original standby plan, which may or may not be altered this time around, the nation's motorists would be mailed entitlements to gasoline coupons for 90 days worth $25 billion. Entitlements would be redeemed at banks (where new, long lines would form for sure) because the coupons themselves would be too vulnerable to theft in mailboxes. Entitlements would be mailed for up to three registered vehicles per household, thereby creating a sudden demand for junk cars, and, for those who could afford them, special rationing advantages. The brokers who sprang forward recently to buy and sell half-fare airline coupons have given us a tiny preview of the brokerage on a national scale of the estimated $100-billion-a-year in "white market" gasoline coupons that would arise from rationing. The administration estimates it would take six to eight months to create the necessary bureaucracy to impose gasoline rationing after Congress approved the standby authority. And no one has ventured a guess about how many billions it would cost to administer such a vast program -money better spent on Increasing gasoline production. One thing, however, is certain and that is the enormous power and Influence that gasoline rationing would confer upon the Carter administration over nearly every American in his or her daily life. There should be no doubt, therefore, that the standby authority for gasoline rationing, once granted, will be invoked swiftly. Deputy Energy Secretary John O'Leary is already saying that rationing "should be considered" perhaps by summer's end. The worst of it is that rationing only addresses the symptoms of our energy shortage and not its root cause. The quickest way to eliminate waiting lines at the filling stations, which is all rationing can hope to accomplish, is for the president to deregulate altogether the artificially low prices now imposed by the government over a three-year period. Supply and demand would then be permitted to come into balance. We know of no economist who does not insist that the best way to ration a scarce commodity among competing groups is through price rationing. By DON GRAFF It's almost like the old days. Passenger terminals are crowed, trains are Jammed and a reservation for a peak travel period can be the hottest ticket in tO. But it's not the good old days. With the exception of a few refitted blue-ribbon runs, equipment is dingy to decrepit. Schedules are erratic, service is so spotty that it may no longer be possible to get there from here and the condition of most roadbeds gives new mean ing to the expression "roughing it.', But travel we will, and a considerable chunk of the gasoline-short public is rediscovering the railroads as a means of doing so. There is even some talk that the energy shortage may bring about what eight years of Amtrak reorganizing and federal subsidizing have failed to achieve rehabilitation of nationwide passenger service. Thatmlghtalmostqualifyasahappyendlngto the energy crisis, but don't expect it to be written. If recent history the aftermath of the 1973-74 oil embargo -is any guide, the rush of new customers will as rapidly rush away from the trains and back to autos as soon as the fuel supply improves. And If it does not, If the shortage proves to be for the very long haul as we are warned, It is unlikely that trains could be the most effective means of meeting the nation's changed mass transportation needs. Thanks In large part to decades of neglect of what once was a prime national asset, rehabilitation Is now much more than a matter of extending routes and providing new rolling stock. Before passenger service could be restored to anything resembling operating efficlency, the existing freight-oriented rail system would have to be thoroughly restructured and millions of miles of track renewed. Even with such a multibillion-dollar in. vestment, trains would not be providing the most passenger value for our money. The private auto, at least the fuel-hungry powerhouse we have been accustomed to, may well be on its last wheels. But for moving large numbers of people long distances In a fuel-tight economy, buses and the auperjets have the advantage. Trains could not pay their way. To be fare-competitive, they would continue to require subsidies. That may well be worth It to relieve traffic congestion in the heavily populated urban corridors. But elsewhere the passenger train has become an expensive anachronism. The current energy shortage has only temporarily slowed its final journey into history. If it's good old days we hanker for, we might more realistically hope that the oil producers will open the taps again and lower the price as look for a railroad renaissance. And Americans think we have it tough In the energy crisis. Consider what may be asked of West Germans -the first ever speed limit on the The proposed maximum speed is 130 kilometers an hour, a lit more than 80 mph. Imagine the reaction If German drivers were being asked toaccept the 55 mph their American counterparts are supposed to observe. The Pansers would probably be brought out of storage. . .+.. % - . • .. V .i • - _____ _____ .' ______ _____ ,-•. . _____ • I / 1 11 • -- - BUSINESS WORLD Continu ing By LeROY POPE UP! Business Writer NEW YORK (UPI) Asher Markowitz has gasoline woes about 150 times worse than the ordinary motorist, no matter how long the lines he's waited on. Markowitz manages a fleet of 150 cars for Alpha Rental Cars in Manhattan. His gasoline problems are common to most of the small rental agencies and they are costing business - - and money, So much money, says Herb Crane, president of the Car and Truck Rental Association of New York, that unless more leadership is shown In solving the gas crisis small rental agencies and independent taxi owners will be driven to the wall in the big cities. Crane said he believes smol1 iien'ies in New York are suffering revenue declines of perhaps 25 percent as a result of the shortages; this in addition to a big rise In expenses. Alpha's Markowitz, who operates out of locations not zoned for underground gasoline storage, said he has been forced to rent his cars with tanks only three-quarters full. first week," he said, "sales went way "TheBut then people accepted the fact they down. could go quite a way on three-quarters of a tank." Markowitz Is having to scramble to find the gas for even three-quarters of a tank. He lined up a couple of extra suppliers, paid for 1,000 gallons of gas and hired extra drivers to take his cars to the stations, In stepped the city consumer affairs department to invoke the odd-even license plate rule against him. Markowitz expects this will be resolved, once he untangles the red tape of applying for an exemption. Michael Payne of the Car & Truck Rental and Leasing Association In Washington said small agencies that do not have their own underground tanks are in deep trouble. He suggested the oil companies should conS aider setting up special gas stations for the Independent taxicab owners and small rental car operators to keep them In business if fuel remains tight. "They have to hire emergency drivers at $3 to Gas Cr s i i s $5 an hour to scout around, find an open gas station and wait in line, maybe in two lines, to ready a car for rental" Payne said. "No one is going to be able to stand that kind of expense for long." 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CHILDREN'S PEDS SP ORT SOCKS -•''. / 1. • ' , / 1 4.104nJ M ~ 11 3 '.''''" .' • • • • ..• .• -• • CRICKET ''-"•' .•, - C .. nii OFOLAY ." MOIS I U!' i "lION 239 AUGUST 1 p 1JSA logical extension, Indeed the inevitable culmination of a long, well-defined, historical • •-. AREA WIDE !; . .t :..I. Tj- 0 '1.~, A, 4I-~Wl;1, " , '.I process that was set in motion by these very oil companies." The great banking and investment houses also are caught up In the OPEC-ruled system. The banks have become depositories for more than 160 billion in OPEC surpluses. The petroleumpolitical complex also Incl udes manidactweres who last year exported nearly $13 billion worth of heavy machinery and transpo rt equipment to OPEC countries; construction companies which are building modern metropolises on OPEC's desert sands; and arms merchant, who are sell4og unprecedented shipments of military material to OPEC governments. The Arab oil bIllionaires are doing business, too, with a hod of prominent Americans - insider, with the right political connections. They range from Jimmy Carter's buddy, But Lance, and brother Billy Carter, to presidential contender John Connally and ex-Vice President Spiro Agnew. Th us Washington must break up the ill profiteers before it can break the oil cartel. But nothing short of a counteroffensive can now save America from economic pillage. -• ' --• ' '.: , n69c • MEN'S, LADIES & FISHCAKES '' 99 di I r- - " HOUSEHOLD SPONGES ,"'v .- • ,,t' r 1 1W - 1kLG % Beginner Square Dance Class, 7 p.m., Starlight Promenaders, DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. First two lessons free. For Information call 323-3763. W. _______ Anl.O.' iMIT 1 WILDflRES '1 l ç.,' tv EL 4 ' 27 ... 0 11-`l DI-G .i -. '' -- / WASTE RESOLJRCfS ~170021 MONEY! ... - " • ••.W / ,ç -"i - - DETERGENT • I - . Starlight Promenaders open house for beginner square dancers, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. -' . ... I ''-" Itep7 • : CHARM - i 39 BLADES ,. •! (lout' . / '" • • ' PAC K,! This week long workshop costs $2oper person. This will cover the cost of materials. A daily schedule will be mailed to you upon registration All 4-H sponsored workshops are open to everyone age 8-18. WEDNESDAY, JULY 25 WEDNESDAY, • ' SONNA • ,'T 1 S. FIDDLE FADDLE •. P.41 .- Orlando MONDAY, JULY 23 - Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce Legislative Update, 8 a.m., 110 N. Maitland Ave., Maitland Speaker, Rep. Bob Hattaway. 4 '- . ., '." 1. • .V i nlssss~ Ir L1 0 !" "'" """ -:, ..". ,i ' P1 - To register, call the 4-H office at 322-7128 or write to Summer FRIDAY, JULY 20 Happy Senior Citizen Club, 1 p.m., Legion Home, Prairie Lake Drive, Fern Park. - TE 0i • . IN COLUPASTE •.'- 's.," IF .. Clubs are sponso ring a Summer Youth Workshop to be held July 16 through 20. fins workshop will be held at the Seminole Count) Agri-Center and feat ures: swimming, sewing, crafts, rocketry, photograph), food and nutrition, agriculture clinic and conservation class. ne workshop schedule will be from 9 n.m. to 4:30 p.m. daily. The Agri-Center is open during normal office hours. Those attending can arrive early and leave later than th e schedule. •. - ~.0 'i"I", I v Youth Workshop-4320 - 49 The Seminole Count 4-11 THURSDAY, JULY 19 AARP-NRTA, noon, Sanford Civic Center. Speaker — Grace Kehrer, executive director Seminole Youth Planning Council. - . Workshop Set WEDNESDAY, JULY 18 General membership meeting Sanford Seminole 7:30 p.m., Jaycee building, 427 S. French Ave., Sanford. Touring 1orida Card Party, sponsored by DeBary , Firemen's Assn. Women's Auxiliary, DeBary Firemen's Recreation Hall, 12 Colomba Road. Refreshments, 7p.m.; game, 7:30 p.m. Tickets at the door. Orlando Dog Training Club, obedience and breed classes at National Guard Armory, Ferncreek Avenue, Orlando. Registration and first class, 7 p.m. Call 277-4809 for obedience and 894-3509 for breed class. " -?~,'~ TYLENOL Summer Youth Model Railroad Club, 7:30 p.m., Hobby Depot, French Avenue, Sanford. 1. •.• - tt"t, I-' , ,, . t*!3 ' • • , ~!,~ - ;;!L;!.: '. ' •• I TOOTi TUESDAY, JULY 17 • (k$O1'S speech may be the most vivid Illustration since the days of the Vietnam War of . the deep division of opinion among recognized experts within our foreign policy establishment.'! The fact that this particular speech was made by Sen. Jackson, a loyal Democrat, also provides a dramatic reminder to many Democrats that the! spectrum of foreign policy thought within theIr ...your little neighborhood department store. • three young boys happened to come by and seared suspect -. - ii — As he was attempting to force her Into his car, 1u IO MONDAY, JULY 16 Maitland-South Seminole Chamber of Commerce -'gislutive Update, 8 a.m., 110 N. Maitland Ave., lThitland; Rep. Bobby Brantley, speaker. : - the store. After she parked her • ..... CRIMEWATCH a ______. cepted his offer, he then met SUNDAY, JULY 15 Seminole AA, 8 p.m., open ,speaker, Halfway House, 591 Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford. Ballroom and round dancing, 8 p.m., Temple Shalom, Providence and Elkcam Boulevard, Deltona. - KERM SAVE - TWICE THE PRINTS EC Iii Church. -. Payne said, even those agencies that have their own tanks and gas allocations r ranging from 60 to 80 percent of what they purchased last year, have to buy some fuel on the own party is wider than they had Imagined. spot market. Sen. Jackson's remarks on "appeasement," John Britton, a spokesman for Hertz, and Bill which so startled the press and the Washington Schechter of Avis, said t'ese two biggest establishment, obscured the thoughtful analysis national rental agencies on u,casion had paid as of recent U.S.-Soviet relations which his speec much as $1.40 a gallon for spot gasoline. They offers. are, however, able to absorb the cost In excess of Jackson views the past seven years in the the prevailing gas station price, history of U.S.-Soviet relations (the years since Payne said fuel problems are aggravated by the Moscow summit of 1fl2) as the testing of a the fact that demand for rental cars is up, but "I propostion that "despite the lessons of history, resent the suggestion that rental agencies are a it is possible to achieve accommodation with a means by which people with a lot of money can totalitarian superpower through negotiated get a full tank of gas when other people can't. agreements." It has been the testing of this There are a few people who do that, but very idealistic proposition that has motivated three few." national administrations two Republican and He said car rentals save the country vast one Democratic to not only continue the amounts of gasoline by encouraging people to process of arms talks, but to enter into take public transportation for long trips, then agreement with the Soviets for the exchange of rent a car as needed at the other end. science and technology, medicine, art and "We are having difficulty getting the education - "detente."' regulatory authorities to recognize this We What are the results of our seven-year trial need more fuel," he said. Hertz said Its business was up 25 percent from with this proposition? Sen. Jackson's tally sheet: a year ago with probably 5 percent of that from does not provide an encouraging picture. persons who rented because they couldn't get "In the last seven years," Jackson said, "we enough gas for their own cars. Avis said it was and the Soviet Union have gone jointly into renting more cars than usual to vacationers who space. The Soviet Union has gone alone Into traveled by plane or bus, then rented cars by the Ethiopia. We have encouraged peace In the day. Middle East. The Soviets have encouraged war Avis said it has had a few cases of people who In Southeast Asia. We have encouraged human rented cars just to siphon the gas for their own rights around the world. The Soviets have vehicles, trampled human rights at home." "We could tell because they brought the car Jackson is careful to distinguish and make back on empty with only 15 miles on the clear his definition of "appeasement." A policy odometer. It's an expensive way to get gas and of detente with the Russians is not In itself only a few nuts would do It," Bill Schechter said. "appeasement," he says. writing rosy reports about the Israeli-Egyptian long will the American people submit to a royal treaty signing. We reported that the oil ministers gouging that is draining off their hard-earned had asked the Intercontinental Hotel to install wealth Into the coffers of a few avaricious Arabs television sets in their private conference room, who, by geological accident, happen to have where they watched the signing ceremony in settled atop an underground sea of petroleum? surly silence. Then they went back to their secret The American voters will begin, most likely, deliberations, vowing to retaliate against by changing the leadership at the top. Three President Carter for engin eering Anwar Sadat's presidents and four Congresses have failed to defection. provide effective leadership and legislative The press accounts out of Geneva expressed results. What happened to Richard Nixon's relief over the modest nine percent Increase that "energy Independence by 1*," Gerald Ford's the Organization of Petroleum Exporting WIN program and Jimmy Carter's "moral Co untries announced. We were alone in warning equi valent of war?" that the secret agreement would send prices All three___ presidents stood by listlessly and searing far beyond nine percent. watched petr oleum prices skyrocket over 500 The oil caliphs, meanwhile, have continued percent. The lackadaisical leaders of Congress their economic offensive -tearing up contracts, il were immob ized by stupidity, demagoguery Imposing unilateral cutbacks, adding "inflation and e fear of th in conveniencing the public. penalties" and conducting political blackmail in ___ More to the defiance of the industrial powers and In violation point, they were seduced by the oil companies, which advocated the first price of international la w. hikes, continued to collaborate with OPEC and In another age, Americans battled the British re f used to find new energy. The oilmen have a over an unfair tax on tea. Today, their huge stake in high oil prices. descendants are passively paying tribute for a commodity far more essential than a favorite David Haberman, a Justice Department think. attorney who Investigated the oil Industry's Agreed -Jimmy Carter, James Schlesinger overseas operations, has this to say: "Middle and Hamilton J ordan are no George Washington, East government actions, and the world oil crisis Thomas Jeff erson and Pat&k Henry Rut how which th ey precipitated, represented but a •-- she would sweep off the front steps of a nearby Lonvenlence store. When she ac Your Adult Club for Singles, 9 p.m., Orlando Garden Club, 710 E. Rollins Ave., Orlando. SATURDAY, JULY 14 Sanford AA Women's Group, 2 p.m., 1201 W. First St. -I Orange Blossom Chapter NIl. Federation of the Blind, 3 p.m., Apt. 23-13, Twin Lakes Apts., Monroe Avenue, Maitland. The Eagles CB Club, 8 p.m., Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Casselberry AA, closed, 8 p.m., Ascension Lutheran "appeasement" of the Soviets in his speech J shocked the administration and many of the I senator's Democratic colleagues In Congress. The news media provided extensive coverage of Jackson's speech, and it has been analyzed and discussed ever since. ~ SAVE ~ GASI $5 if Church, SR 434. Jackson's continued references to American __________ -- Tanglewood AA, closed, 8 p.m., St. Richard's Church, Lake Howell Road. Longwood AA, closed, 8 p.m., Rolling Hills Moravian i~..,., t_ WASHINGTON - President Carter cannot cope effectively with the oil catastrophe until he recognizes it for what it Is. In simple English, the United States Is under economic assault, and the American people are victims of unarmed rob___ bery on a scale hitherto unimagined. The perpetrators are a few desert sheiks, with neither military power nor international law on their aide. Yet In their conclave,, they have spoken boldly of using their oil as a weapon to punish the United States for arming Israel and promoting the Israeli-Egyptian peace pact. ___ For months, we have been warning that the oil gouge is no simple financial manipulation but outrtt economic aggranaico. We have cited _____ secret Intelligence reports, which quote Saudi Arabia's late King Filial and Lybla's firebrand dictator Muammar QaddafI as threatening to withhold oil, our IndrIal lifeblood, in order to achieve their political ends. Last March, we reported that the oil ministers had secretly agreed In Geneva to cut back production. Their plan was to create an oil scarcity, which would cause the oil-thirsty Industrial nations to scramble for supplies. This ____ was calculated to soften them up for more drastic price Increases. The pundits of the press were then occupied f • . . Sheiks Are Bad Guys In Assault On U.S "If the administration fries to impose sanctions on companies that increase wages beyond the guidelines, do we slap them on the wrist, or not?" 4 _____ "1, cluded with Winter Park The areas to be built first will Telephone Company and Since lie is described as being a Jan. 1979, the vehicle. Besides the beige V". Outside the Orlando dialing Florida depend on the final design of the Powe r Co rpora t ion. Casselberry Police Department white male in his 30 s, 5 11 , 170 u ca, di4il Opel .itor and ask for he has also been seen in a bron w system which is not yet comhas experienced three separate pounds, with black curly hair Cutlass, a black and blue (k' WX-2482., toll free. "These people have been pleted. Jennings speculated instances of abductions and and a full beard. 'l'(IU eIItlI(j 1* tiigiiiii' for a L'xtremely cooperative and vehicle, a white VW and a light that construction will probably rape of young girls All of these It is believed that this man is reward of up to $1 j)00. The iclpful. Jennings added. blue Cadillac. begin at the tower and abductions have centered responsible for the abductions If you have any information jihoni' is ansv.t'red by the "I'his is very encouraging SIflCC generally move eastward. This around Wilshire Boulevard and and rapes in Casselberry and concerning this or an unsolved ('RIMlWVF('lI staff weekdays he utilit>' companies have a will allow sections to be cornpossibly some in Orange County State Route 436. 1)(,t %% t,vn 8am. ant i ,l) th treat dialof felony crime in the Central ork to do pleted and turned on in along Sta te Route 436. Florida area and wish to T A S :in•st'rirtg after hours rearranging facilities already schedule indicating the order In In one particular case, a man Each time he has been seen, and on %t'tltit(is ilS i, p111)1k' on their poles so that we may which different sections of the remain anonymous, call driving a beige Volkswagen he has driven it different s('r Ice CRIME WATCH at 849-2482. attach our cable.' approached the victim at - -----• - — - -• city will be built." Wilshire Boulevard and Winter tIii, ,, Park Road in Casselbery. ECKERD'S GREAT PHOTO FINISHING OFFERI FRIDAY, JULY 13 Seminole Sunrise KiwanIs, 7 a.m., Jerry's, Sanford Airport. Seminole South Rotary, 7:50 am., Lord Chumley's, Altamnte Springs. South Volusia Sertoma, 7:30 a.m., Deltona Inn. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m., Sears, Altamonte Mall. Al-anon, 6 p.m., Halfway House, Lake Minnie Drive, Sanford, When historians look back at the debate over SALT H and the evolving relationship between the president and the Senate In the formulation of American foreign policy In the 1970s, I suspect that a certain speech by Sen. Henry Jackson will be among the most quoted documents. Th e speech I am ref er ring to is the senator's address on SALT II to a Democratic political group on June 12, In which he compared American policy toward the Soviet Union today to Great Britain's policy of "appeasement" toward Hitler's Germany in the 1930s, .. . ANDERSON ____ ____ Q'V_W _____ many accomplishments, some The survey and measuring of After dt'terinining that the minor by themselves, but which all utility poles in the Altamonte land Was available it was taken together represent a lot Springs area is well over half iecssary to complete a of work and money Invested, completed, he said. (p12t1'r l\ signal.survey, There is now a general The selection of an equipment 0i)tilhji I'('( anti FAA per- manager and plant manager in man ufact urer and cable contO ti' it as intended, residence. A temporary office struction contractor has been obtain a Spt(ial exception to has been set up and vehicles made. "We are shooting for the Aibuntint,' 7onIng and tin ex. have been purchased. initial part of August to begin tt'iisivt' StltVcys and Soil testing. Warehouse space has been erecting our tower, and we hope hit' land acquisition . Jen- secured, all major receiving to have cable going in th e iiiiis said. is only the latest of equipment has been ordered ground in September. Once and some has already arrived, cable construction begins we Negotiations of pole at- should be able to complete 15 to Help Sought In Abductions Greater Seminole Toastmistress, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Springs Civic Center. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m. Community United Methodist Church, Casselberrv. Seminola Rebekah Lodge 43,' 8 p.m., Odd Fellows Hall, 10712 Magnolia Ave., Sanford, Sanford AA, open, 1201 W. First St., 8 p.m. Reminder iiiunth.s • Altamonte Springs Sertoma, noon, Irleland's Restaurant. Jackson - JACK THURSDAY, JULY 12 South Seminole Optimist, 7:30 a.m., Holiday Inn, Wyinore Road, Altamonte Springs. Lake Mary Rotary, 8 a.m., Mayfair Country Club. Weight Watchers, 10 a.m. Lake Mary Presbyterian Church. Diet Workshop, 10 a.m. and 7 p.m., Montgomery Ward, Interstate Mall, Altamonte Springs. SISTER, noon, Lake Monroe Holiday Inn. South Seminole A11, mental health center, Robin Road, Altamonte Springs. Senator Fs'irm Buys Land In Altamonte TV Storer Cable TV, which has Operations of Storers eastern location Is at the intersection of the cable television Ii anchise region, "this purchase is the State Route 434 and Sand Lake for Altamonte Springs, has biggest step yet in our con- Road in Altamonte Springs. announced the acquisition of struction efforts on the "This will provide a convenicat approximately seven acres of Altamonte Springs cable and uncongested location for land on which sill be built the system. Now that we have the our future subscribers," excompany's 350-foot receiving land and the proper zoning we plained Marc Jennings, general tower, satellite earth station are in an excellent position to manager of Storer 's local meet and office building. our goal of having the operation. "I am vel-y pleased entire system completed by to finally have this property According to Jun K. Fair- April 5, 1980. • cloth, vice president for The fut ure tower and office %%e have been working on it for Sears. t (PV" V& M Days Starlight Promenaders, 8 p.m., DeBary Community Center, Shell Road. Overeaters Anonymous, 7:30 p.m., Altamonte Mall RONALD REAGAN ___ tn, Action program called "Seniors Assist Youth" in Good Old ' knowledge, whatever that meant. I'd be interested in finding out If there are any federal bureaucrats who could explain what It means to disseminate knowledge. The Seminole Board of County Commissioners last week had only to say it had seen the proposal and recognized the goals of a Seminole Community Like The I commissioner. Another commissioner said the program did not provide enough money to train those disadvantaged youths who were to be instructed by senior citizens. Instead, he protested, the money was being spent on I guarantee people would Mart thinking in terms of mass transit if they couldn't rest their car anyplace bides their own driveway. ~J~ l' o~vI U BERRY'S WORLD 0I17Ib,Nt* If local officials ever get serious about promoting mass transit, the way to do it is to outlaw parking spaces. Let everyone drive all they want, Just don't let them park anywhere. It's the same logic as those gun control advocates who say we needn't ban handguns, just make bullets Illegal. Cable WEDNESDAY, JULY ii I the preapplicatlon, even though it would not have obligated the county to pledging any funds. It seems the board couldn't quite swallow the grant request for $500,00) when it was learned $75,000 would be required for administrative costs and another $50,000 was to be spent for something called "dissemination of knowledge." "It is too top heavy administratively," said one VIEWPOINT Not -k~ order Unfortunately, I don't think it will be the rational explanations that will bring people around to the idea of mass transit. Taking people's cars away from them is a lot like trying to take away the guns of a National Rifle Association member. Orange, Seminole and Osceola counties. To make his point on a personal level, Hedrick said that on July 19 he will give up driving his own car forever. To drum up support for the mass transit campaign, Hedrick will meet with city and county officials from Seminole County on July 17. I've got to say i admire Hedrick and his cause. Based on information regarding fuel supplies, rising oil prices, lines, etc., there is certainly a case ,0£ ,10--..W for SCA to forward the grant application to Washington for consideration of funding by the Department of Labor. But the BCC said It didn't want to put its mark on for mass transit. benefits of mass transit. Hedrick is also trying to gain the use of a number of school buses to illustrate what an ideal transit would be like if there were the buses and the routes covered to meet people's needs. The "anything but driveday" is proposed for - 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, Go Wednesday, July 11, l~CALENDAR 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305322-2611 or 831-9993 'I How To Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. ' , 1oriI 1980 SALE PRICES GOOD ThRU SAT. JULY 14 QUALITY PRESCRIPTION SERVICE at low, low pilcesi P.M. , , 'I, OPEN WEEKDAYS 9 A. M. tll 9 P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. UI 7 P.M. SHOP EARLY SOME SALE ITEMS LIMITED, SANFORD: 950 State St. Sanford Plaza LONGWOOD: Hwy. 17-92 at S.R. 434 434 Center, 949 S.R. 434 CASSELBERRY: Plaza 1433 Semoran Blvd. ALTAMONTE SPRINGS: 974 West S.R. 436,484 E. 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Under a third rusting tin roof Mrs. Alberta Robinson looks at three dead squirrels airing in a pot in the yard, near the tub of clothes boiling over a fire by the fence, and suggests she might prefer Beanie-Weenies If good things come to pass. Along with the palmetto, holly and oak trees, the coral, watermoccasin and rattle snakes, the bramble and the weeds, a sort of a dream is dawning on this 4-by-2 mile island off the South Carolina coast just above the Georgia line. "God, maybe the developers will come," said Jake Washington. "We buy beer a bottle at a time now. If developers come, it'll be six-packs every day," he said. The New South has not yet captured Daufuskie Island. The island of l, mostly black, courts capture. It could bring salvation. Daufuskie debates coming to terms with the 20th Century. One possibility is South Carolina turning part of the island into a state park. Another is having at least part of Daufuskie, like neighboring Hilton Head Island, become a resort with $100,000 condominiums, malls and marinas and golf courses and an anti-neon face so strictly enforced that the McDonald's hamburger parlor has no golden arches, just a name in neat black letters. Over In Beaufort, the mainland seat of Jasper County and a comfortable Colonial era seaport with Charleston-and Savannahtype stately homes and so much moss It even hangs down from the telephone and power lines, the developers have been readying for Daufuside. They watch landsales and county land tax auctions are the subject of much arranging. Hilton Head, too, was once a black backwater, Its plantation life gone with the wind and a population losing its young and a growing number of abandoned tin-roofed shanties. The blacks sold cheaply. The developers later sold handsomely. Americans have been developing offshore middle class getaways since urban flight began. Once Islands were only for the rich. But now, from Puget Sound to Maine, from California to the Texas Gulf to Florida, President Carter and lesser Americans are using islands for getttlng away and for retirement. On Daufuskie, the telephone system is something encased In a plastic bubble by the timbered dock used by the occasional fishing boat and summer picnickers from Savannah. The roads are unpaved; Daufuskie pride is a bit hurt over the mainland hilarity when two autos met recently at the one crossroads and crashed. Once It was different. In George Washington's day, Indians and then white men inhabited the island. When the Revolutionary War broke out, pro-British Tories camped on the island. They fought marrauding Indians and, at a spot now called Bloody Point, killed all but one Indian. The surviving Indian had no easy time. He swam away. And that is across alligator swamp. Even today travelers boat the eight miles from Hilton Head; there Is no civilized way across the shorter route, through the swamps and among the alligators. Cotton and indigo grew on the island. But the planatatlons petered out after the Civil War and trees now grow where field hands worked. Back In the bramble, and watch out for the snakes, can be found the colonial cemetery with markers and metal coffins and unearthed skulls dating back two centuries. So, too, can be found, in denser bramble, the blacks' cemetery, the marks coarser, the dates newer. fl4bs the Ondellam died, the population began going.. Once the nameless dirt road was lined with shanties. Now most are gone, along with generations of young blacks In search of work on the mainland. The Baptist Church Jake Washington calls "our praying house" still opens once a month. But until the coming of the mainland's Welfare Age, Daufuskie had lost Its footrace with progress. Mr. and Mrs. James Alber 28 and she's 25 and they arwhite and keepers of the island school the past five years, are proud of education's progress. A decade ago a teacher took a squad of Daufuskie's future to a fair in Beaufort and the mainlanders found the children did not know what country they were in. "They are visual learners," Alberto said. "They are not auditory learners," his wife said. Translation: you have to show by picture or gesture rather than talk, "unless you yell very, very loudly," Alberto said. "If you lived in one room with a load of brothers and sisters, and everyone Is screaming and the television is going on full blast, you might be a visual learner, too," he said. 1fr& Alberto nodded. "And the parents hadn't been teaching. We found children in grade school who could not tie their shoes." "When we came, we found the students running the school. The previous teacher — he'd come expecting Paradise and found something worse than Peoria — went off to Italy after only three days on Daufuskie," Alberto said. "One of the children refused my request to be seated. He said, 'If you would just beat me, I'd keep my seat.' Selfdlscipline was sot their specialty," his wife said. It isn't quite Sesame Street on Daufuskie Island yet. In the room fórtheflfth,ilxth,seventhandeighthgrades — theschoolhas 14 pupils in all - the door has a sign saying "Door." The window has a sign reading "Window." The wall has a sign: "Wall." The Albertos looked at each other and smiled and then laughed. "You don't have to yell at the little children, the ones we started in the first grade," Mrs. Alberto said. And, well, yes, one older boy did get angry and put a bullet hole through our mobile home," Alberto said. "But he did it when he knew we weren't at home." The Albertos went into their mobile home, she to cook, he to put on his jogging costume. "I jog five miles a day. Ah, Daufuskie. Where else can you run with the deer?" Jake Washington, 54, parked his pickup outside the school, went inside and swept up. Being a janitor is one of the ways toward his solvency. He also clams, hires out as guide and taximan, and fishes. "The developers would make it easier, richer," he said. He, like the white landdealers of the mainland, keeps an eye on property prices, "Now about $5,000 an acre," he said. Jake swept under the I A $bathroom of J, I ----. i °ruofofagamemom Half the Atlantis Beach Motel until the at the Cocoa Beach Holiday Inn was ripped off. 11he funnel cloud fierce storm Passed. touched down in the hotel's pool Awtt*r Atla'116- iutit, 1404 area and uprooted fences. "& 111 W$5 Hoots, ".I railings and bushes. fr .L . .. .. 0. •-' I 6 U TOTAL LIQUIDATION OF WORTH OF • HARDWARE • HOME IMPROVEMENTS • 3 ( ••.. & AUTOMOTIVE SUPPL,IES - e ••••••••••••••••.............. •SSISSISSII•SSSI•SS•SSS.S.......II..S..S.. SALE STARTS THURSDAY 0 JULY 12th at 109 00 AISMO Ordered Sold To The Bare Walls In 14 Days!!! AND MORE. 601000 worth of. La Ut /I Our b ein Z° r*1 1 %nEN %ADINC I a Beautiful Oak in Assorted Sizes 600 to choose from ALSO- 25 Woodma'ster Wood burning Stoves • CASH & CARRY ---_a.- - MON.FRI. 10. 9 P Sot. 10-6 NO CREDIT CARDS OR CHECKS 339=7020 9 Points Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Up Perils U.S. Rules Force Tots WASHINGTON (UP!) - An Insurance industry group says government rules force thousands of babies to fly unsafely because they must be carried on their parents' laps in airliners without safety belts or special seats. Under Federal Aviation Administration rules, infants under two years of age, who fly free, must be held on the lap of the adult accompanying them during takeoff and landing. Even though "a mother or father may feel that their baby is safe in the grasp of adult arms, the fact Is that even in low speed impact, the strength of those arms is usually Insufficient to restrain a small child from being smashed into the Instrument panel or windshield" of a car, said William Haddon, president of the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety, an Insurance Industry group. He said a recent study showed many adults "would not be able to protect a six-month old, 17-pound child" In a low speed auto crash. "As the report also pointed out, the same kinds of hazards arc common also in airplane travel where safety-belted parents hold small children on their laps," Haddon said In congressional testimony. "No alternative means for restraining infants in. flight" is available or permitted, he said. Haddon said even infant seats meeting Transportation Depart. ment standards for use would "be vastly better than current policy which puts children in a position to be crushed." Currently, auto seats for children are considered by the FAA as carry-on baggage which must be stored during take-off and landing, when planes are most likely to be Involved in accidents. Even parents paying for a seat on a plane for the Infant would not be permitted to use an auto restraint device at those times. But FAA study has found none of the auto restraint devices on the market will hold Infants safely in crashes or when the plane experiences severe turbulence. The primary problem is that auto infant restraint systems are designed to be placed on seats with a fixed back while aircraft seats fold foward. The study concluded that If infant seats are allowed on aircraft, location of the seats in specific areas on the plane "should be anticipated" because a child safety device might delay the rapid evacuation of an aircraft. And It noted that when the seats become available, someone will have to decide whether infants will still fly free. Figures on the number of Infant airline passengers is * To unavailable from government or industry officials, But a spokesman for the Air Transport Association, which represents the major airlines, said "there are 13,000 departures per day and there's hardly a flight without one or two of them." In addition, new discount airline fares attract the vacation traveler who is more likely to have an accompanying child than a passenger on business, The issue of infant safety on aircraft was brought to light last year when a United flight enroute to Portland, Ore., crashed, killing 10 of 189 passengers on board, including three infants. Under airline procedures, the infants were wrapped In cushionlng blankets and placed up against a wall partition. A National Transportation Safety Board spokesman said the three infants and some adults died because a tree wiped out the side of the aircraft in which they were located. Infants on the other side of Fly Unsafely the plane survived the crash. Last year, the FAA created a task force of experts in medicine, bio dynamics and aerospace engineering to determine what should be done for infant and young children passengers. The FAA Is working on specifications for an infant seat which would safely hold babies in crashes or other travel mishaps. The seat could possibly be the same one used in the family auto. FAA spokesman Denis Feldman said Administrator Langhorne Bond will make a decision on how to handle the child restraint issue by early summer. Among the issues Bond will have to decide is whether the infant restraint systems, once available, will be mandatory or voluntary. In any case, it still may take years before the devices are actually available for baby airline passengers. - DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM * * SR 22 FILED FREE ' LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS 77 11 2417 S. French Ave. TONY RUSSI INSURANCE Sanford SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) — Residents along the Mexico border have lived pleasantly with their Mexican neighbors for decades, and so were disturbed by the tension between President Carter and Mexico President Jose Lopez Portillo during their talks last month. They suggest that the leaders of both countries study International relations at places like Brownsville and Matamoros and El Paso and Culdad Juarez. Lad by Rep. Kika Do La Garza, D-Texas, and Arizona Gov. Bruce Babbit, officials are pointing out to those who live miles from the border, in Washington and Mexico City, that there has been a longstanding international way of doing things, called "amistad" "friendship" and that it works. Do La Garza, whose absence from Carter's entourage to Mexico City was conspicuous to border officials, cites the numerous International festivals each year in twin cities along the 1,933-mile border, and years of cooperative problem solving. "It demonstrates broadly that our relations are vastly better on the border than they seem to be in the capitals of the two nations," DeLa Garza said. Mayor Arnoldo Ramirez of Mission, Texas, chairman of the the Texas Good Neighbor Commission, said Carter should have sought advice about the Mexican people and traditions before the trip, and taken someone along to provide day-to-day counsel. With such advice, the mayor said, Carter possibly could have avoided his embarrassing remark about "Montezuma's revenge" and subsequent stern words from the Mexican president, who might merely have been sticking up for his people. "I think Kika (Do La Garza) should have been invited to that meeting in Mexico, at least to instruct the president so he would anticipate some of the things that had happened," Ramirez said. "You've got to know the people, the character, the chemistry. If the president had called on any of us here along the border... We know how they react and where their sensitivity Is." Amistad has worked for years. For instance, the recent 82nd George Washington's Birthday celebration in Laredo, Texas — which outdates the New Orleans Mardi Gras — took place on both sides of the border. It featured a handshake at the center of the International bridge between the sons of the countries' two presidents. But Lopez Portillo forewent the traditional "abrazo" with Carter in Mexico City. In Laredo, Rep. Abraham Kazen, D-Texas, was honored as Mr. South Texas, while downrlver 200 miles Mexican movie-radiotelevision star David Reynosa was named Mr. Amigo in the joint Qlarro Days Celebration which features a lively international parade across the Rio Grande between Brownsville, Texas, and Matamoros, Mexico. Mexican comedian Mario Moreno, who once drew criticism from some American groups for a film poking fun at the U.S. cowboy in the same fashion that Mexicans are stereotyped taking a siesta by a cactus in American films, is a frequent visitor to international festivals from California to Texas. He participated In the Laredo festival and has been honored several times in San Antonio. - - Recycled Aluminum P rIs ices Hiked Again For the second time this year, Reynolds Alunlnwn Recycling Company is Increasing the amount It pays the public for recycling aluminum beverage cans and other clean household aluminum. Effective immediately, the company will be paying 23 cents per pound, an Increase of 3 cents per pound, Richard N. Boiling, president of Reynolds Aluminum Recycling Company, annowicod Sanford residents can recycle their aluminum every Wednesday from 2 pm. to 3:30 p.m. at Publix Supermarket, Sanford Plaza, 1* W. State St. Collections also are held at the Chamber of Commerce, 400 E. First St. every Wednesday from 2p.m. to 3:30 pm. Besides all-aluminum beverage cans and other clean household aluminum products such as pie plates, foil, fresco food and dinner trays and dip, pudding and meat containers, Reynolds recycles certain aluminum items — Including siding, gutters, Mosin door and window frames, lawn furniture tubing and aluminum rastings — which are also worth 23 cents per pound If properly prepared. This aluminum must be free of all foreign materials, cut to lengths not exceeding three feet and should not be mixed with aluminum cans. 7 ,,.., Wednesday, July 11, 1979-4A Advice For Leaders: Takc: The Hint 1350,,000, e official', contractors and people were treated for cuts S*slneu leaders before from flying glass. The owner of nday's tornado at $2.2 said some room were 111W with two fat of glass shards. IM of a mirrored glass bank 11 y did sound like a was win was 1aIteredbyguds from the and U d Norma tornado. Can slammed against jendous," said Va. Me the damaged buildings and wen of Burkep fl S 4OCOA BEACH, Fla. (UP!) eating dinner just after 9 p.m. Cocoa Beach city manager when the tornado roared y Johnson says there are through. "...allofa sudden itstarted y two things todo about the of whipping, and we started turned six blocks Iiterthat eanfront property into hearing this crashing sound and ripping sound and the door blew Allyou can doLswhat we're open and the suction started. I clean up and bW it looked out and my car lifted up Il iobnow all the ground," Houtz said. Ihappen &pin, Tuesday. "How in the There wasn't any warning or d can you protect against anything, f fantasy than to medical school reality. But the water is also a protection. "I been on the mainland. Killing, robbing, stealing. Here we don't have to lock up. But there I would. But my children and grandchildren are gone there. Maybe I should sell if developers come and then I could V. "I can go. But could I come back?" she said. A warmer spring wind was blowing but the black woman hugged herself and rocked. Thomas Stafford, 57, and Daniel Mitchell, 59, warmed their toes at Mrs. Robinson's woodstove. They talked of development meaning maybe they could earn more than the $2,000 a year made by occasional county work. Would development spoil their island paradise? Stafford smiled. "You can hear a bird anytime mostly. Red bird, sparrow, mockingbird. And you wake up when the old rooster crows at 4 o'clock. You wake up with the crowing. But you go right back to sleep. "What else is there to do on Daufuskie now?" he said. a III V I V I WII I I I cocoa Beach (leans Up fter Storm : I school benches. In his home, decorated with a cutout drawing of John and Robert Kennedy and Martin Luther King, a trinity of Southern black dreaming, Washington's wife made cornbread. She added extra sugar, one of the ways the Old South found to make life sweeter. Her husband came home, ate, and looked at the picture on the wall and talked of dreams. "Now, just hard times. Need jobs. Come on, developers." A half-mile away through the oaks and palmettos, Mrs. Agnes Simmons, 76, rocked on a wooden porch with holes unrepalred. "Property tax was $14 three years ago and $60 last year and maybe $100 next year and my Social Security is $125 a month and what with prices maybe going up, maybe I could sell and move to Bluffton, across the water." The narrow water between the mainland and Daufuskie Is more than geography. It is psychological. Island children are not taught how to swim. The water is as feared by some as much as the curses of the coastal root doctors, sorcerers closer to Caribbean I Insurance Group I . . -..._.__.....- - •_ ...... b... •.. . —. • . _....,.. -.-,•, •_,;'_•__• , -- -. • -- -. - - . --. .- .. - 1 �Evening Herald, Sanford. Fl. lkx- 10mon, D lbbs .11% SPORTS Wednesday, July i7 ~' orest Hills ##., I Win I . .I NEW YORK (UPI) -In case the clay-like surface, found "I would rather play didn't know, the Forest John McEnroe and Peter McEnroe on this kind of court i lls Is being Fleming than on grass," said Peed ayed on clay, comfortable and scratched out through his coach-Interpreter Well, Har-Tru, actually, 6-4,24,74 trIumph in doubles Tito Vasquex. "I clay green artificial surface play. because it's what I am used to t's a little faster and more "I think that was about the and I Just practiced for a week PPerY Ow the traditional red worst do ubles match any of the in Paraguay on it.,, pean duff, but it seems to four of us have ever played," Peed, , may be ready to close enough for the 12 saId Gene Mayer, who teamed upset McEnroe. After winning .., Boone, NEW YORK (UP!) Johnny Bench, who missed election to the AU-Star team for the first time in 10 years, was named the others being Bob Boone of the Philadelphia Philhles and Gary Carter of the Montreal Expos. Lou Brock of St. Louis and Lee Mazzilli of the New York Mets are Includ ed In the interesting mixt ure that will represent the Cey of Los Angeles; shortstops Garry Templeton and Dave Concepcion of Cincinnati, and out fielders Jack Clark of San Simmons in the voting. Boone will be Joining his third AU-Star team and Carter his second. One of them will start In place of the injured Ted Simmons of St. Louis, who outpoll ed Bench for the starting role the first league against the American Francisco, Dave Kingman of the Chicago Cubs and Gary Rose, narrowly defeated by - Tuesday as a reserve on the National League squad. In making the team for the 12th consecutive year, the star Carter Added To National All-Stars League July 17 In Seattle In the 50th renewal of the rivalry. time anyone has ever done so. one of three catchers named, Pete Rose of Philadelphia, Steve Garvey of Los Angeles for the str.rting berth, nevertheless can become the first man ever to participate in AIIStar games Matthews of Atlanta. Other reserves Include - of the Cincinnati Reds became Bench, owner of a .385 batting second baseman Joe Morgan of average and three home runs as Cincinnati; third baseman Ron an All-Star, finished second to rights fields plus second and third bases. In the American League, flame-throwers Ron Guidr y of at five different positions. He previously played left and the New York Yankees and Guidry and Ryan, are Tommy 13 John of the Yankees, victories lead the league, and Dave Lemanczyk of Toronto, who has a 7-6 record. Nolan Ryan of the California Angels were among the nine pitchers named to a pitching staff that also includes four The relievers are Rookie of the Year candidate Mark Clear of the Angels, Jim Kern of Texas, Dan Stanhouse of relief specialists. Baltimore and Sid Monge of The darters, in addition ,,',. 1~1 I" •"' Rain Delays Tourney - low . ; imp 1 . 1. IN - , .. 1110 -4- Ip, .1 zic nTora A.L. UUStS Sanford Tuesday night, but not to third baseman Tracey at second and scoring Korgan. scored on a balk. but Miller before the Sanford Americans Turner, who gave up the run to Sheffield was caught steallng walked on the next pitch to the ousted Paola from the double- get an out at his base. second for the third out. load the bases again. Thomas elimination tournament with a Paola wasted no time striking Paola took the lead for the scored on a wil 204 wIn, back, run tying The nightcap between the single inthe t score with a first time with three runs in the Quinn scored on an error by the he botton of the bottom of t he second, Tracey catcher on the same play, Sanford Nationals and the first. Matt Hibbard walked with Turner was safe on an error moving Miller to third, where Kissimmee Americans was ---.. - 1 , liaola Rain played havoc with the out sIngle. Lee Charron drew a Knight both walked, loading the Larry Thomas was safe on an Florida Little Major League wal k to load th e bases, but bases, and Sheffield hit Into a infield hit and Robert Quinn s ub-district tournament in Bruce Selle rs bounced the ball fielder's choice, forcing Knight walked to k 1 I -, I 1, .. R "'~ ,W ; : -1 - I 1-1 . i~.:,., Colton Collier 4 Lorenz by . •, • • 1:"O'.. - Tom Notstl "' 'I.;-.-;. .. ,;~- Altamonte Seniors Play Thursda . AAA COOPER OVIEDO AUTO ABRH 4 2 2 Anderson I I MIIIC 4 1 3 Milsak 4 0 0 Peterson II1 Wall 4 2 2 Grant - ________ . - -OL-% . . Hudc A ' -. . - . -•"' - -. , - ' 0 &V - Slumpt III Bogg I I L&dd Robinson 4 Hall RiCharde Mar ino uo Gracey 4f W 403 23 T i mmon s - 427 II 2 I1 12 Heiman Wahlen ICPI Shaw 4 0 4 3 0t f clirritani: thr'uh tIn' district turnatnt'nt tartirri' Jul 28. I )a vt Ito tick arid Mike Tiriimorn hit Iuriit' runs and Ne'i! Miller liar I t hrce hits for .Iuf V,ih1en had the wIriricr three hits for A.\A 'ouper while iottii l3og was the only other pIa er ca the' l''cr' squad with inon' than one tint, he having a pair of singles. Ovedo Auto I':irts' lJovd Wall and .\AA ('oopers lin '((1011(1 ('iUst'lt1\ champs for UI) I'O the league home run title, each hitting 22. MA'S .kr' Rtiitoii (((lii the batting I33 average, crown vithi ,l at bats. 54 hits in 85 getting tze ', *. *- ' * w ______ tz ,- • . a... ._.. - . ."•". -.*'---.' ' -• ' - -- Umpires Lose 'a.b*; - - I --••'c:• •M.-.-. % - Their Shirts ' - • -- . . - - - -. - Umpires Iloust onPittsburgh gantie 'I'uesday night wore concessionaires' clothes because their uniforms were misplaced cii route from their last assignment. Dave II iitlit' k : Big in . hi working - - Herald Pholos and Friday respectively. by Tom Nettel l)Ot)uil) REPnARD $$ HOUSTON UPI - of"1110 -_- hosts the state tourney, with AAA Cooper faced ith the task s. -- "ri 14 " Berth the The list comprls.s most of the team. Altamonte Springs Little League's senlo league post-season one out and scored when a fly with one out and Anton Massey he scored on a wild pitch. hopes go on the line Thursday night at Ocoee when coach Gene rained out, and has been ball to left by Eric Dear bo rn wp.s hit by a pitch. Mark HLb Korganthen walked and Rivers Lusk's rescheduled for 7 p.m. tonigh all-stars face Ocoee in a 7:30 game at the west Orange ba rd then sin gled to left to load singled to right. A throwi at Fort Mellon Park. The twot was dropped. ng field.. the bases. Matt Hibbard then error on the play all games already scheduled for Sanford scored two more runs slapped a tw run single to le West orange meets Oviedo In the 6 p.m. contest in the other Kor re d ! v ed Brubaker posted one of the outstanding league records, 8.2 witl~'," *,' a 2.10 ERA. And Colton fanned 54 bat ters while posting a 1.52'' Knight, Cln alor League ERA. 'l'$t Other all-stars Include Infielder Chuck Hooker (23 RBIs),..,: Boone, Phil $0 211 16.306 4,Zubl-Gastl 11 71 233 72 .306 2Victor.Urqulza 5.10 3.60 3.00 AMERICAN LEAGUE Q(4.4)54.$Qp(6-s) 1$2.70,T(6-40 Al H Pct . 2) 365.20. Smalley. Mivi $3 325 113 .351 ,Pllth Game Downing, Cal $2 20$ 101 .331 6 Oscar.Enrlque 13.60 13.10 6.20 Bothte, Sea $3 304 102 .336 3 BiId.Paco 5.00 3.20 Molitor, Mu SI 329 100 .329 4 Ramon-Wally 4.10 as.ball tonight have been pushed back In the top of the second. Starting to tie the score and Mark Rivers to third. Hora outfielder Dave Seligson (22 11131s), first sacker Johnny Poor"'2 ce Knight district matchup, to Th ursday night. pitcher Fredrick Miller singled Hibbard crossed t he (.414), outfielder Jeff Mairs (.485, 28 RBIs) and Steve Loren National League Altamonte Springs Little League's senior league post-season plate with walked, butwas caught steallng with one Out, 3tole second and (335) and Infielder Charlie Bolton (.451). the go-ahead rim on a passed secon d, although Rivers scored The Sanford Americans went to third on a wild pitch. ball W I Pct. 01 Brett, KC I Lusk, who managed Baldwin Funeral Home to the senior league Among top batting averages from the pitcher-fielders are $4351 11$ .324 3) 269.60. , 1,.*Acntreai 4 31 .605 on the play. Rice, 005 Amck first with a single run in Eddie Forgan reached base on Sixth Game 54334101.323 tle, will have a bevy of pitchers ready for the tournament, in. ti Blonlgen's .453, Brubaker's .328, Collier's .378, Colton's .353, Cox's hicago Charron opened the third with 41 36 .550 4½ Kemp, Dot SO 296 93 .321 7 VICandI.Gecardo 1100 3.60 6,10 13 A two-run homer by Tracy cluding Carl Blonigen, Kevin Brubaker, Marty Collier, Jeff the top of the first Inning. Noy a fielder's choice as a throw to .353, Dehlinger's.398, Huff's.443, Johnson's.374 and Richardson's.I "... hila 46 40 .S35 5t1l Lynn, Bos 01 ill ".31# 4 Sonfl-Andre 8.60 6.00 I Rivers led off with a walk and the plate was too late to cat.. a single, but was forced at TWneT with one out In the third Colton, Billy Cox, Mike Dehlthger, Rusty Huff, Johnny Johnson, .419. -: ittlbf'911 42 35 .525 6½ Piniells, NY 73274 87.31l 3 GaidosPradera 6.00 Louis second when Sellers hit Into a pulled Paola within three runs, Jack Richardson It. 42 40 .512 7½ Brian Sheffield stroked a one- Miller. Rivers and Horace fielder's choice. PinchHome Runs 0(47) 25.2$; P (7.4) 113.40; 1(7.4and Kenny Weber. Perry Hooker is assistant coach. :...: York 32 4$ .100 16½ , . •. hitter NatIonal Leave - SchmIdt, 3) 26.60. . West Phil 30: Kingman, Chi 29; Seventh Game Sanford continued its scoring _ .W I Pct. 01 It , Matthews, All, Foster, Cm, JRamon.Rodolfg 14.10 6.40 6.20 spree with three runs in ouston 53 36 .596 Lopes, LA and Winfield, SO it. SZubi.Waily 13.20 3.10 'j;'Cincl 46 12 .523 6½ fourth. A single by Quinn was lm_ American League - Lynn, 1 D'Jran.Paco - . 3.20 .,., 11 . ken Fran 42 43 .43 10 Bce 24; Rice, Bos, Saylor, Cal 0 (5$) 41.20; P (1-5) 127.50; the only hit of the Inning, San Diego 10 50 .444 13½ and Thomas, Mu 21: 127.50; i (55singleton, 1) 313.10. 0 I, Atlanta 37 30 .425 15 01~ ,i Ball 19. Eighth Game ,!, . .. a I 9 ' a -. i, I . ': N -r Los Angels 1, f . 36 32 .109 16½ 0 error figur ed In the scoring. Runs lattd In 1 Ramors.Waliy 1 V 11.00 5.20 2.10 ... - . I I. :Tuesday's Results ..•: --. • National League - Kingman, I Beldt-Olww Sanford capped Its scoring 5.40 4.40 , J___ ~,' .' P'l, ,I I UT flViCENTER ,11- 1.IV_ , .fl~,l I ___01 1111- ~ . ,.0 7 4 * tt 4. 1, 1 . ~ ~` - . 0. - ifl$ ,-:- -~;- &-~i %a • $ GO _-, Im , ~M A~ ;~~ YEAR STORES SERVICE .rw _ __________ -1, % t",~' , . John Alexander of Australia ho profess to be ill at ease on he likes his odds on the clay. '!i- Leak Seligion . , •'... ,. 4 *% *1 Herald Photo$ Hooker Cox Huff -",~,-_, - 1 'C "I don't think we've adjusted then beat Arthur Ashe before er of the moonball, routed the Wimbledost singles by ,;. I , . . • - _____ Sandy Mayer, 6-1, 6-2, for a 24 taking that doubles title with Sandy Mayer against Fleming,. " record and Eddie Dibbs, Fleming. "It's hard playing and defending champion Vltas 010 mon's 28-year -01 d anyway after Wimbledon." Gerulaltis against Gene Mayer. kalike, notched a 6-4, 74 McEnroehadbetteradjtmtin Tuesdayevening'sscheduled umph over Peter Fleming to a hurry because Peed, the matches between Pecci and en his record to 1-1 in the 12- towerIng Paraguayan whose Alexander and Gerulaltls , round-robin singles ac- flrstsinglesmatch was rained WojtekFibak were rained out on. Sandy and Gene Mayer, out Tuesday, is raring to go and and will be played Th ursday , • .• -', - . , ,I , other act from New Jersey to the conditions yet." extending McEnroe to three pitalized on that fact and "It's really difficult changing sets In the Queen's Club finals. ylt might be Victor Peed's surfaces," agreed McEnroe, And that was on grass. ___________ who consoled himself after a Other matches today pItted - - . Harold Solomon, the 5-foot-6 surprising fourth-round loss in India's Vijay Armltraj against -' ::.. . •. t .~,~- ,I " ts from Florida and a l'inehurst Field. The win wrapped up a best-of three series in two straight gaines. Thus Oviedo Auto Parts ., ____ ____ _____ - :r' ____ Oviedo Auto l'arts rode a I victors over AAA Cooper Transportation right into a berth in the state softball ournament lhursday night at _____ eM Side Tennis Club this "It was close and pretty ex- Solomon, Guillermo Vllas and citing at the end, because we Jimmy Connors to reach the On Tuesday two clay-court were equally bad. finals of the French Open and ____ , g~__: ---~ Claims __ - , __________ ____ I _ prefer up with his brother to take the thit Nice International In A il. the hefty $300,000 purse at the Fren ch open title lad month, he upset four seeds including -';: . . a Auto 4- t lw_~ for shares Cleveland. 10 Oviedo .go. _1_7 I even more Un- a ,.' : lt~ ou Invitational Bench, ._-., , ..__ I ;_ W--" ! .... -.4. U- OA-Evenlng Herald, Fl. ii, __________________________ ,7"" oll; --- __ - I a Sanford, Nab Wc1nesdy. July Ii, 1979iA - . - ________ .. $.., - - "' . - ' . San Francisco 11, Montreal 7, 13 ionings, night Philadelphia 6, Son Diego S. night ChIcago 7, Atlanta 3, night Los Angeles 7, New York 4, . wlthfour runaonfourhltainthe il top of the sixth. Sheffield opened the inning with a single, pinch-hitter Brian Ashcraft slapped a one-out single and ______________ __________ ____ __________________ Quinn blasted a two-out, three__________________________ run homer. Cha d Braden '. ______ ..-, - __ •: .'. _____ ____ ________ _________ __ ________ _______ ________ _______________ ______ . 4'-, I U'..., - on an error after ___ , 11 It- Fans come early, Herald Photo by Tom, Vlnciet get favorite spot Korgan singled. Scott McCaskill homered to leadoff the bottom of the sixth for Paola'a final Miller was the winning pit' cher. He struck out five in two andathlrdinnlngs, allowing rims on three hits. Braden pitched the final three and twothirds innings, allowing only one run and one Wt and striking All-Star Tim out five. e Anton the He was relieved In the fourth May was Signals . '.. •.'.•. : '."- I '' __________________________________ Hooker Brubaker Dehl.Inger Bolton Richardson Poor Blonlgan ,. night Cincinnati 4, St. Louis 2, night Pittsburgh 4, IlbuSton 3. night here three hours a night every Neither Taubensee nor any night for two weeks. And before other parents at this game mind Herald Staff Writer You can tell right off the bat that, during the 26-game spending the time having a son in the little league requires. Far that these people have been regular season..." here before. Th ey come "Twenty-eight game regular from it. , the field for their son's games "Twenty-eight game regular a kick out of it and, of course, with folding chairs, ice clests, season," Taubensee went on, "I that's what It's all about." baseball hats, sun visors, bug don't think I could tell you how "You definitely spend a lot of and good books. Why? many hours I've spent at the time in ball parka," laughed Because after a season as long ballpark." Becky Hux, mother of nineBut at least Taubensee Isn't year-old Scott. "During the as S e Pony Baseball's, they've learned the In's and alone watching his son, Eddie, season you have to have the ot4's, so to speak, of liEtle 10. kids out here 45 minutes before league baseball. "His mother and two grand- the game. Then the games lasts "Well, since all-stars began," mothers make almost all the about an hour or so. I'd say you said Edward Taubensee of games, too," said Taubensee. usually leave the house about But don't get the wrong Idea. 4:15 and get home about 9:30." Caelberry, "I've been out Fàces " Assault Charges Knight Dwayne'Evam event Tuedsay and Cuban" will golnthe finals of the men's fencers Maria del Riso and 200 Cuba's Silvio Margarita Rodriguez took the' Cuban star Alejandro Casanas head-to-head confrontations meet In the finals of men's 110 with the Americana when Houston against I - Clevelnd Toronto • . 52 32 .619 3 11 3$ .563 7½ 4 39 .552 •' 41 43 .150 14 41 45 .477 15 2560 .311 29 West W L Pct. 01 52 37 .504 49 37 .570 1½ Detroit .' I , ' 1. I '$ Calif Texas JJm Mime .aa..aai e,o [,i1 11)(11i _____ m 'flf7I" II APVWIIII rl K mart' 5/10 AM/FM STEREO INOA$H PLAYER AUTO SATTERY WITH CASSETTE OI LTRACK °''°" 5488 ECA.1. SCadi w'i 4.sy bilinci O Cu , ,,,,.. Save OW UN-UN. Ct,eo Cu - aca.,.. $$ ,, sw 43 43 .300 7½ 39 44 .459 Seattle 30 51 .427 *4 Oakland 23 65 .370 77½ Tuesday's Results Cleveland 7, Kansas City 1, night Detroit 6. Minnesota 3, night City Chicago $ ___ 45 10 Kan _______ '93- -- : $ '' :. .-',] ' :, 64" . --. _ IAP _:2it.( iI"( PREMIUM NAaAL. : .,..,.;,- HEAVY-DUTY to in, ==Mn.i,s .w,ro • 1 p~ Mounts $ '. .-.-. • -e..wV,UV.0 Si! :i' .ldig . (Frost California m at WJ 7.4), a -- 10:30 P.m. trçI. New York (John .M. , .-: Si èpnii 9uflS of l hi,. W*M5 Ia $00117 UT Owitug IN 71 ac ii''. I I,-, IQC•1$ Si 10:35 night -- ------------New York at Ceattle,'nlght Lebders ,, 4 66 4J 1.I. St.L St.L 51.1. SD lose. Phil iary,y, LA ' • ... - - $ $ ,. - . $. . $ $ •$-.• - , 'I $ --$. .' - -- . - $ .- 0 - -$ - . . - -... - -. ... - .- - $ .. - . Ns •- - 4 - -- H Pd. 71270 00.333 w - . as ii .n U fla 79775 ".324 $2319 103.323 79310 109 .321 59333106 .310 17332 103.310 11356109.306 - -. - from Texas All. $1.87 F78-14 $26.00 $2.22 078-14 $28.00 $2.38 H78-14 $31.00 $2.61 078-15 $31.00 $2.44 H78-15 $33.00 $2.66 Smooth-riding polyester cord body Six rib tread design diagonal ply construction Goodyear's best seflinq bias Ply, now at sale prices o Dependable Sale Ends Saturday Night 3.20 Suc Tips G78-15 H 78-15 T.30,10 Load Ra BI,akwII It!. Na nuict nd. $35.00 Skit. trade IL IL C C $47.00 $ 3 18 $345 L8-15 600-165 ft C $51.00 $ 3 59 IL C $47.00 875-165 950-16 5 IL IL U U $58.00 $63.00 $ $:j 24 $ 393 $4 49 4.00 . 3.40 3.00 I Deluxe GI 7 Tranl.Fernan -- 1.00 ... . 0.40 3.30 5 0(2-3) 31.25; P (3.2) 60.11; 1(34. 1) 326.40: DO (7-3) 309.70. Third Game a A... .a U.W 1 Sara a a.. J.W aa #.W 40 1A 35anti 440 0 (1.3) 29.40; P (31) 151.11; T (3-I5) 210.9. Fourth Game 6ouranDiaga11 22.30 0.50 4.10 -- - - - -. -- -a - - -,. $4495 ' I * " %FW 13x55 14475 (Jar any of these 1 alhr na,s to b Oar Onn Cuttomt Credit Pair.. Mis ter C1IaIC eV a .Amti an IIprrss Ca Chrome wheels. High gloss finish shines bright 5 draws .litention to your car' F.STALFR (.''cl-yeuI 'vY iivIrlq Clioiqc Act C't,Iit 15x7 non n-dish .olnUn,4 r.nn,,,.. ..i,,,,........ u u,Uu,ul,IUuII _______ cc== e*tra 'I I f xperl *heel servico also available: Mounting -Balancing -Alignment (14) $441, T (14. GOODYEAR SERVICE 32.00 10.40 6.10 3.20 2.00 0(3.1) 71.41, P (3'1) 197.75, T *140 1.00 340 en. be 1040 4.00 1.50 3.20 2.10 Just Say Charge It' 11 •htn mm; Chrysler, CIVIC, lord, larg e cat s • tarts capacity plates for the kind of poner ;our CM needs • Ask lot Out free Batter; Power Check Safe Ends Saturday Night 5.20 $588 0*) )7.$5, P(1.7) 5$ II, 1(1.31)149.11. Eleve.*Race,A,5.16y.31.49 I Mou ntain Jolly 23.10 7.20 4.10 s MirleArm majo, brand 10; 30 oil Oil filter extra it needed. S S I S HELPS PROTECT MOVING PARTS a Chassis lubrication and oil change o In. cludes light trucks o Please call for appointment 9.20 1)1,206.31. Inc iude up to live quarts -3- TwoIIl I.,.. A. Ia. 7 MCI - _• I Fi'uitl 6.30 3.60 2.20 inect and rotate 311 tour tires • Set caster, camber, and toe-In to proper alignment • In. • --,w .-- Che,ettes eutluded • spcct steering systems • Most US cars, some imports • S 4688 $ Includes listed parts and labor no eutra ChiIe for air conditioned cars 4 less for electrn itrlitioll • 149 88 HELPS INSURE QUICK STARTS • Electronic engine. charging, and starting SSiCIflS analysis • Install new poirts, plugs condenser, totor • Set Uw;I and timing • Adjust carburetor • inciudes Datsun, TO)Cta. VW, and light trucks Jim Hemphill, Manager - . , - - -. . - le :: C 4 a. so I sss w First Street 322-2821 Mon.-Fri. 8-6, Sat. 8-5 SANFORD a.- 54188 $ 111 460 2.00 1 I'm Best 7.10 0 (4.7) 11.11, P (4.7) 34.11, T 14.7. 1)133.41. A -2900; Handle $725,131. - - -• front wheel dr,ve and IS HELPS PROTECT TIRES AND VEHICLE PERFORMANCE - 7 Wonder Mist 1588 $ Pails and add,iicnal services cilia If needed. I I Engine Tune- Up : C • 7.00 440 0 (31) 43.35, P ($3) 99.05, 1 Front. End Alignment and FREE tire rotation Tooth Pace, I, 4b, T. 3544 I. Larded 13.50 9.40 5.00 7 JM'ia $1111 Raitd 3.40 3.00 5 Cool Gal 4.00 3 Total Effort )ES...WHERE QUALITYAND CONFIDENCE COST NO MORE Lube & Oil Change I) 1,523.15. 11.00 10.00 120 igt1 PerlO1m'lce Batters Gruup 14, 27, 211 with etch 0 3 Agile 5 Tribute I My Princess DAYTONA BEACH TUESDAY NIGHT FirstO.ms IVictorMand iola I Oem ing0.Pra.r I Straight TPwu Carry Fred . ... 1 ET DEEP DISH MAG WHEELS ____ $4395 7)51.40. NinThlac,,S,$.I5T,31.$ Jai Alai SGaldos-Gerardo rmp,ton. a4'I'4. .g&.r W. , - (as.d on 231 at bats) uinf$d, '-'• $23.00 6.10 Fifth lace, D, $ My LII Alkee MississIppi linebacker; •i*d 12th IOUfld chokes Bob Forster, an of. fensive linem an from Brown . and ------------Bryan Sweeney, a wide raciever ZCarasa-Pradsra iernndz, - C78-14 21) l,315.41. Pro Football Batting 4endrk. .- Transactions 35ara.Fernan 0oster, Cin -i-.._-I_' $1.69 0 (2.5) 125.10, P (1.2) 211.60, 1 (5. 0( 3-7) 47.45; P (7.1.1) *327.11. Second same National League -, 4.40 1 Claregun's lord of 13.3) 4.7), Thursday's Games MIIpaukee at Toronto. night Texas at Kansas City, night D.'ttoit at Chicago. 2, twI. $- $21.00 3, night Texas (Matlack 5-1) at Chicago (Trout 3.3), 0:30 p.m. P -- 878-13 Power Streak 78 nude 7.20 3.00 7.60 Mountain Gravy ..v j.q,i Pittsburgh - Signed linebacker 4 K ill t 3.20 Zack Valentine, secondround draft Oakland 7, Baltimore 6, night (74) P (07) $3.79, T (5.7. choice, to multiyear contract. Seattle S. New York 1, night 9640 Detroit - Completed the Signing Wednesday's Games Sixth Race, I, 5-16, T. 31,64 of their 11 college draft choices, with Milli IAII Tim.. 1011 , s .w ..w u.w Fantetti Baltimore (0. Martinez 104) sacod'onsnd pick Ku 2 720 5.00 at Oakland (McCatty 53), 4:30 Wyoming and sIx ether players S Thelma J. 3,40 agreeing to contracts. In addItIon to P.m. 0 (1.7) 34.50, P (7.7) 12.11, T (72• linebacker, the Llins 11 36775 Milwaukee (Slaton $4) of Fantsttl, a Toronto (Huffman 1.10), 7:30 signed Pittsburgh center Walt kvan* Race, c,fo,T.sos Brown, a fifth-round choice: eighth. s Sandy Kea P.M. 12.60 4.60 4.00 Kansas City (Splittorff 9.7) at round pick John MolirIng, a 2 Km Lawn 3.50 2.00 from C.W. Post, and 6 HoNan linebacker Cleveland (Paxton 5.11 , 7:35 3.00 Delaware quarterback Jeff Komlo, P.M. Boston Seattlp(BannIster C8 £JTLIMI oiwasp I&M 4 WI' Fgiç I a (24) n-31, P (0.2) $6.41, T ($2. Mlrmesota (0. Jackson in at aninth -roundpick.Alsosignedwere 6) 493.60. 11th round selection Eddie Cole. a Detroit (Morris 7.1), • p.m. Eighth Race, $-16,T31.45 TUNED SHOCKS DELUXE SNOCKS."i so - riu it?, no trade 3 Lina Con National League - Richard, 2.60 Q (41) 33.40, P (44) 57.50, 1 (4.5. Hon 141; Canton, Phil 10$; Perry, SD 100; Swan, NY 96; 3)133.10. Ssceed Pact, D,S.16,T.3,,dl Niekro. All 97 S RU5CO 9.00 3.50 3.10 American League - Ryan, $ Jet Andy 3.50 3.10 Cal Guldry, 151; NY 10; Price say Jenkins, Tax N; 4.00 Koosman, 0(54)19.20, P (14) 40.40, 1 (5-0• Minn $3; Kern, Tex Saves Third Paco, C,$.16,T.31.n National League - Sutter, 9.20 4.50 3.10 Chi 20; Gaiter, All 17; laIr, 2 Desert Dandy Di5 Don 12.00 7.40 Cm 13; Tekulve, PItt 12; 6 Texas Company Fingers.. SO 1) 6.10 0(27) 42.05, P (2.7) 94,96, T (2.7. American League - Mar. 6)512.40. shail, Minn 17; Kern, lix 15; Fistrffi meet, E,y.. Stanhousi, Ball It, Rowley, Sea 10; Mange, Cliv and Lyle, S Manatee Brenda 21.00 15.40 5.10 2 BIg LOOP 12.10 7.20 Tex , rhIe.o A. Tavt 1. ni&,t California 4, Qisgui.c fldsl boosts,.r S'I Kt% .--w SALE PRICE TUESDAY NIGHT First Race,M, $16, 1, 33.24 n GB 56 30 .651 Boston DAYTONA BEACH Kern, Tex 1.54; John, NY 2.22; Guldry, NY 2.31; Marshall, Min 2.39; Ryan, Cal 2.71. StrIkeouls W L Pd. Miiwauke New York Dog Racing 2.77; Shirley, SO 2.7$. American League Philadelphia, American League East Bitt '- $ '.. sham $- She Biackwail - 11,731i Handle $107,915. National League i ht : . • = -- SIXESRIB POLYESTER (Based on It Innings pitched) Chicago at CincInnatI, night PIttsburgh at Houston, n g ______ ' Diego at 10.9. MD Los Angeles at New San night Sorensen, Mil Earned Run Average - Rogers, 2.39; LaCoss, Cm 2.41; York, Perry, SD 2.11; Andutar, *4ev night. _______________________________ service 1: 35 Salt 106; Thursday's Games San Francisco at Montreal, ,''' -•__________ 7-1), (R lchard p.m. spray a- , •'. '' IM-1444 4.40 0(1-4) 37.60; P (4.1) 7S.t0: T (4.1. Stolen Basis II . meter hurdles. James Robinson dunned Olymn- Leonard, the gold medalist in gold and silver in women's SANFORD Al.. The United States, trying in plc champion Alberto Juan- the men's 100 meters; however, Individual foil while NlkkI Al N N AIR H Clvii's vain to shed its "Ugly torena In the 800-meter run and mines Gilkes of Guyana is Franklin of Phiadelphla took'I MrkHIbbsi'd MaflNITherd I an,.s American" label while Essle Kelley of Prairie View, considered the favorite In the the bronze. Knight " 411 Dowlers e dominating competition at the 5IItfiold 122 TisyTirns.' Cllarrsis 3*2 ' ' Games, found itself embroiled $ lifters III 11 . I RIPp Ashcroft I : It in controversy for the second SHOP ORLANDO & SANFORD DAILY 940 - 9:30 M, IWURS., SUN. 12 111, FRI., SAT..' I ___ Carts, III WISISI * S consecutive day when a local sso,NT.00.ou.nornssstM,,,ussuI, DAILye4 SUN *24 ,, Thmn , ' Evans i e. MIRe police officer, Jose do Silva, ________________________ !I 432 LVIWIg Ill ' filed charges of assault and Mlii., I I I TrscyTsrnsr * 1. I. battery against U.S. basketball 321 Morhey SOS ksrga. i is Totals coach Bobby Knight. A Judge 2420)1 MISaiy McCaskill II1 said he would decide today Totals' whether to set a trial. . . SMSIA.L. I. 136 111 • $ i --. Pasta *33 101-7 The Cubans, meanwhile, who _ emi_______ nol 3.00 3.00 (All Times EDT) ________ "It's more than worth it," said Taubensee, "The boys get Minn 65; Rice, Bos 61; Kemp, 1 Rodolfo Del 43. SZubi a 4' Wednesday's Games / ' By BRAD PURDOM 69; Foster, 60; 2Vicandi.Goirl Cm 3.10 Winfield, SD 64; Schmidt, Phil 0(1-3)30.45: P(1-3) 112.20; 1(1-3. &&, Clark,- :r- 0. 2) 335.40. American League - Saylor, Ninth Game Cal $0; Lynn, Bce 73; Smalley, lApralz 16.00 9.$C 4.20 National League - North. SF 51 313.10. 37; Moreno. pitt 33; $ofl, CU. Tooth game 25; Cedeno, Hou and Scott, Mtl 6Ramon.Paco 12.40 7.00 7.50 Los Angeles (Reuss 2$) at 73, lZubltDadioia 3.00 3.60 New York (Falcone 14). 2:06 AmerIcan League - LiFlore, 1 Baide-Urquin I.. I 420 P.M. Del 43; Wilson. KC 37; Wills, 0(14)22.10: P (6-1) 132.30; 1(6-1. San Francisco (Curtis 4.5) It Tax 24. Bonds, Cliv and Cruz, 4) 252.60. SAN JUAN, Puerto Rico amassed 59 gold medals in the Texas, captured the women's event. "( Montreal (Schatuder 4.1). 7:33 Sea 23. Eleventh Game (UP!) - The United States and 1975 Pan American Gaines and 800-meter race over Aurella p.m. Pitching Victories SVlcandI.MondIola 17.20 3.20 4.10 Fairleigh Dickinson's Franc San Diego (D'Acquisto 5.3) at Cuba, both having suffered who were expected to increase Penton. Natienal league - Niekro, ISantlArca 5.50 3.10 kiln Jacobs Is the choice in the . Philadelphia (Lerch 4.7), 7:33 Hon 133; Nlekro, All 11.11; 2DOmIngo-eadlola blows to their national pride in their output with spectacular 3.40 high Jump and the finals of the. P.M. Andujac, Hay 105; Carlton, 0(44) 27.41, P (5-4) 94.50; 1 ($4. the past two days, faceoff in the, performances In track and In other finals tonight, men's discus and the 5,000-'," Chicago (McGlothen 5-7) at Phil 10$, Lee and Rogers, Mti 2)134.60. Atlanta (BrlzzIara 4.3), 7:33 p.5; Perry, SD 94. quintessential moment of field, Instead found themselves Evelyn Ashford, the women's meter rim will also be held." Twelfth Came p.m. American League - John, SZubiDiaga confrontation of the Pan Amen- far behind the Americans In the 100-meter gold medalist, and tonight. 19.10 10.20 3.00 , ,,. St. Louis (Denny 1.6) at NY 13.3; Flanagan, Bait, Ryan, 3 lsasa.Badiola 5.20 4.10 can Games tonight when world gold medal count, trailing 84-61. Valerie Bnlscoe will head Cincinnati (LaCoss ; $3). 5:05 Cal and Koosman 11.6; Kern, 1 Ramon-Paco record holder Renaldo 2.10 P.M. NeheOn Monday night, Cuba women's 200 meters and Don Tex 10.2, Caldwell, Mu 105; Q(3S) SIN; P (3-3) 143.1$; 1 (5.3. Thero was only one medal Pittsburgh (Klson 4.1) at Stanley, Bce and D.Martinez, I) 314.50. m1sh of Scoteh Plains, N.J. and suffered its third low in four Coleman Still .. PAOLA Fans ' Extended Season season," prepared. corrected an Parents of the Mustang unidentified mother from League all-star teams arrive at behind her book. - Chl - �2A—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 11, 1979 OURSELVES Cable Rates, Telephone Franchise, Church Zoning Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 11, 1979-18 Four-Member Longwood Panel 'Tying' Up Busi nes s ook Of The Week both Leibensperger ar e $TI In another instance Monday down." delayed final action awaiting could terminate its agreement By JANE CASSELBERRY The problem of the four- night, Rev. Ken Holt, pastor of Goldberg said they had the outcome of a bill that would and renegotiate. Herald Staff Writer ' member commission will not be the North Park Baptist Church received objections to the the Winter Park Tel Vice dc-regulated The present four-member have resolved even with the Sept. 4 Mission in Longwood, which is church by residents of the area. make-up of the Longwood City cablevision industry in areas President Frank Ilutsell said he It is the usual procedure for special election to fill the seeking annexing of a five-acre Commission Is resulting in the where there was no exclusive has tried to be fair and District 5 vacancy. District 1 church site on E. E. Williamsonthe commission to. authorize stalemating of many important franchise. The bill was vetoed equitable by giving each of the Commissioner Larry Goldberg Road, was told that his project drawing up an annexation cities in the company's service ISSUSS. by Boy. Graham last week. On May 14, the commission area the same 30-year franchise who now lives in DstricL Si has would probably not be approve I ordinance and then set a public This was demonstrated resigned effective. at 11:45 p.m. because of a probable 2 to 2 hearing. It was evident, Monday ni ght when a 2to2vote voted 3-1 to accept Winter Park agreement and it was imhowever, that this would be on Sept. 3 in order to run in the standoff. blocked approval of an or. Telephone Company's 30-year possible to grant Longwood a , property is presently impossible because of two The special election. The comdinance giving Seminole franchise agreement after franchise for a lesser term. agricultural in the county opposing votes and since Bolt zoned mission has indicated GoldThe city has been promised a Cablevision a rate increase and lengthy negotiations. The berg's seat will be filled at the and is located between The desired a public hearing, it was a similar stalemate blocked previous agreement had ex- monthly credit of at least $375 a subdecided to go ahead and hold regular election in December Woodlands and Tiberon approval of the Winter Park ptred March 22. Grant cast the with this to increase as the and Grant has suggested the divisions across from Shadow hearing on Aug. 20 at 7 p.m. so •1 Telephone Company franchise "no" vote and Commissioner city's phone service grows. winner be appointed to the Hills. The congregation hopes that residents could be heard. ordinance. Ray Leibensperger was not Hutsell said Longwood will to construct a church building I.R. 6ItANT vacancy immediately, The graduated rate increase present for the vote at that receive the credit retroactively JUNK I,ORMANN The city, it was discovered Monday night, does not have a requested by Seminole time. to March when the agreement that the Honda Public Service Hutsell explained, the franchise Goldberg has qualified to run onLeibensperger the site. told Bolt that Monday night both corn- is signed. Cablevision was approved in a Commission may consider cost would be absorbed by the in the District 5 election and so he wanted to "save the church zoning category for churches. The ordinance including 3-2 vote on May 21 with Mayor rnlssioners indicated If a vote The commission asked regulating franchises in the company and not passed along has William Mitchell of 129 money" by returning the $200 churches under B-i was drawn June Lormann and Corn- were taken they would oppose Hutsell to "go back to the future and in that event it is to the customer. "To offer more Sheridan Court, according to fee paid to the city and not up some time back, but never missioner J.R. Grant opposing the franchise ordinance drawing board" with Leiben- possible that they may direct would increase our operating City Clerk Linda Martin. holding a public hearing as he voted on. Mrs. Martin said it the increase. Since then because of the 30-year sperger's suggestion and see if the company to pass along the cost," he cautioned. "We have Burton Bernstein, who ran and Goldberg would vote Commissioner Stephen Barton agreement. Grant still was his company would agree. franchise fee to the customer. the lowest rates of any corn- against Barton for the seat in against building a church there was still in city files, so it will be resigned from his District 5 favoring a 10-year franchise Hutsell said that one problem Under the proposed franchise pany anywhere near our size the last election, has taken out even if the property were an- dusted off and placed on next week's agenda. seat, resulting in the vote and Leibensperger was looking that he sees is the possibility agreement with the city, and are trying to keep them qualifying papers. nexed. for written assurance that Monday night. The Increase would have should another governmental ( allowed a basic monthly rate body at some future date hike from $650 to $7.50 by July 1 negotiate a more favorable and arnax1munof $8 by the end agreement with Winter Park of 1*. The commission had Telephone Company, Longwood Alcoholic Reaches 'Celebrity' Status ,."— camping Food Tops Favorites - S A V Public Invited By TOM NEThEL Herald Staff Writer Sanford City Commissioner Eddie Keith has two specialties in the kitchen. The first he learned while he was in the army more than 35 years ago with the 82nd Airborne and that was how to peel potatoes. That was a skill the army taught him he could use in civilian life but since he married his, wife Roberta just before going over seas with his unit, he prefers to let her handle that chore whenever possible. Peeling potatoes Is vital to making one of the Keith family favorites, hot potato salad. "We've got a son coming home this weekend and he said he wants that hot potato salad," said Mrs. Keith. "If I fix it any other w.v he won't eat it." PRESCRIPTIONSP, WeE HONOR COMPETITORS PRESCRIPTION COUPONS. COME IN TODAY AND LET US TRANSFER YOUR PRESCRIPTIONS TO WALGRE ENS. WE APPRECIATE YOUR BUSINESS. Zelma Bothin, pianist, will at the Hoch,chule fuer Musik in present a recital at Seminole Vienna: Arminda Canteros in Community College Sunday at 8 New York City and the P.M. in the Fine Arts Building legendary pianist Wilhelm Concert Hall. Kempif in Italy. The program includes works Ms. Bodzln's concert acof Mozart, Schubert, Schumann UvIUes Include solo recitals, and Chopin, and Is sponsored by concertos, and chamber music. the Humanititles Division for She has appeared in New York, the College, Dorothy Morrison, Brooklyn, Rochester, Orlando, Chairperson. as well as in Vienna, Malta, and Ms. Bodzln's concert ac- Italy. Ms. Bodzin was a member of Uvitles have taken her to many U.S. cities as well as cultural the Haffner Ensemble, a centers of Europe. Most chamber music group based In recently, she participated in a Vienna. Also, her recording for "Monster Concert" with Educational Radio Stations national received Eugene List at New York's have Carnegie Hall. Neat season's distribution. Her broadcasts for activities will Include con- New York City's radio station certizing and Master Classes WNYC were applauded as ".,.the finest we have heard on bcAh base and abroad. k'en to the S*mday this series." Until recently, Ms. Bothin evening concert Is free and open to the general public, was the chairwoman of the Ms. Bodzln's first public Piano Department at the performance was at the age of Newark Center of he Arts in five In her native New Jersey New Jersey where she was also where she and another young a member of the Faculty Prodigy toured giving duo-piano Chamber Trio and a frequent concerts. Since then, she has performer on the school's studied with some of the out- Faculty Concert Series. Zeimna standing musicians of our time: Bothin's temperament and flair Eugene List at the Eastnu.n have earned her enthusiastic School of Music: Dieter Weber critical acclaim. While not a rare talent in the kitchen the cornffllSSiuII('I V' ha is also manager of Perkins Men's Wear in Sanford, also admits to some skill in the seafood department. "My city r raw asters," he laughed." They're easy to prepare." Camping is mm activity the commissioner enjoys with family and friends whenever he can get away from the chore of remodelling their home on East 18th Street. He likes to spend some time at the camp they have in the 'Ocala National Forest near Paisley. While in the wilds , DEAR ABBY: I have been miserable and depressed for th e last seven months - ever since my only brother wrote me out of his life. The reason is still unbelievable. After eight years of marriage and no children, my husband and I adopted a oeauuiw oauy girl. lily U1UUIL and his wife were her godparents and seemed so happy for tx, Reg. 63c ea. Thomas' apartment just four blocks from the CIII Omega sorority house. HERSHEY'S SYRUP Miss Thom".'., one of three Florida State University students beaten Jan. 15, 1978, told Assistant State Attorney Larry Thompson she could remember nothing of the attack that left her with five skull fractures and loss of hearing in one ear. A few months later my brother told my husband that he wanted nothing more to do with because our baby is of a different heritage than ours. She is Mexican. We are of Swedish and Irish descent. : I could not believe It, so I hpned my brother. He hung up n me as soon as he heard my voIce. We haven't spoken since. Ills wife, who was like a sister lb me, agrees with my brother's thinking and will have nothing tô"do with us. 16 oz. of delicious chocolate flavor Limit? ax 2/$1 Bundy's trial on charges of killing two Us! Omega sorority sisters and beating Miss Thomas and two other FSU coeds roamed today with the return of juror Mazie H. Edge. - Circuit Judge Edward Cowart recessed the trial for the day Tuesday because she was suffering from a cold. Abby, he is my only brother and we were so close. We were iót raised with hate and prejudice. I cannot imagine what has come over him. In years to come, how do I explain o my child that the only aunt and uncle she has don't want to knowher — orus? My h us band and I do not speak of this. I want so desperately to talk to my brother and resume friendly AREA DEATHS several nieces and nephews. Grainkow Funeral Home is In charge of arrangements. George & Ken!., 54 of 119 Garrison Drive, Sanford died FRANCIS EASTWOOD Tuesday at (1ando Regional Francis Earl Redwood, 62, of nati n Medical Center he was a of &doW at the time of Will Sanford. died July 6 in John.nti he was W)piO7Sd by don1 S.C. He was a native of Florida 140711 Order of am New York and a truck driver. He worked for J. C. Robertson Moo..; psat dilliftid Truck Co. of Sanford. of and secretary of the Legion Burial was in New York, July the Moose, he was Amu offim 10. for fly, y• member of the Elks and associate mMnb,r of both the Fleet Reserve Funeral Notk. Association and Kr*s of KINII. Qgoss S. Funeral Celmnbm sãvics for George S. K.nls, Still, d lit Garrisse Drive, Sanford, Survivors Include his wife, who died Tuisday In Orlando, Mrs. Theresa F. Kenls, Sanwill be at 2 p.m., Friday at the hird, .m, George S. Ken!. Jr., Gromkow Funeral Home chapel with Rev. Leo King offlcialln. Orlando; daughters, Mrs. Rose Burial in Oaklawn Mimortal M. Ha!muId. Casper, wyo, Park. Gramkaw In charge. and Mrs. Pat ricia. . Beott# Sanford; mother, Mrs. Mary HUNT MONUMENT CO ClosI.rmerry, Sanford; beth.', Nick lCaisIs, 8n'd Ph 339 6988 Waters, Mrs. Mary Tyre, &asthm and Mrs. Qwizar4bey O'Neil, Pacific Grove, Cal.; Wee grandchildren and FLASH CURlS ----- : : includes Kodak Instant I Polaroid 2"s.3,. 3.a3. 3',i4'4 o3.,i5 WoigI..nl 3 1 19 3 cubes for I? flashes. 29 TIMES 79 PLAZA IANFOID -- I someone occasionally comes up with an ax'madillo which the cornmissioner calls "poor man's pork." "Our son got a great big one," recalled Mrs. Keith." We cleaned it, soaked it overnight in saltwater, boiled it, then froze the me.t until we could use it two or three weeks later. It's best barbequed." Several of the Keith family recipes are ones that have proven their popularity on the camping trips and camping with them Is so popular that the for years the family has spent Thanksgiving In the woods." I don't remember the last time we spent Thanksgiving at home," said Mrs. Keith. "We always have fish, hush puppies and hot potato salad when we go to the woods," said Mrs. . Keith. In adding a few notes about the recipes she said," you can chill the potato salad if there's any left over, but In there's never any left in this family." HUSH PUPPIES 1 cup self-rising corn meal 14 cup self-rising flour 2 tablespoons non-dairy creamer 1 small onion, diced 1 egg ½ teaspoon salt Mix all ingredients with water until mixture can be rolled with spoon. Deep fry until brown. STRAWBERRY ,JELLO MOLD 2 regular packages strawberry Jello 2 regular packages frozen strawberries, sliced 2 bananas, mashed I medium can crushed pineapple 1 pint sour cream Disolve Jello in l".- cups hot water. Mix in pineapple strawberries, and bananas. Pour half of mixture in bowl and chill until firm. Spread sour cream on top and pour on remaining Jello Mixture. . __ - - . . . . . . " P . -:: '.•' ', .' . . . ' .•- ', . . FRIED FISH £1 ______ $6.00 OPEN DAILY SAM. TOO P.M. SUNDAY 10 A.M. TO P.M. 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Cans,.',, 52.50 Case SCHINLIY d All Natural flavor Old Fashioned TRUCK L AD SALE MAYTACP JULY 16th THRU JULY 27th BALLET • TAP . JAZZ 19 . s an fa easlf'iirt.niS (a,',us And may I suggest that those that wouldn't have him as a It you don't go bunk to school? who can do their BANKING at II you mired help in writing member. another time please do so? sympathy, of Perhaps his motives are the letters DEAR ABBY: I used to think amne as my sist'r's. An ardent congratulation-, or thank-you you made up Some of the letters fan of the Chicago Cubs, she letters, -get A lYhy-tr trui,kkt In your column. I just couldn't wants her ashes scattered over "how to Write Letters for all believe that people could be so Comiskey Park, hoping the Occasions." Send $1 and a long, dumb. Now here I am, with a ashes will be blown into the stamped (28 cents), selfproblem so unreal it sounds like eyes of a White Sox player addressed envelope to Abby: a soap opera plot. I am 23 and during a crucial play! 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly hills, have been married for fiveC.E.L: FORT WAYNE, IND. ('uhf, 90212, weeks to Joe, a swell guy I've known for a year. This is my second marriage. I have three O snail children, Joe never mentioned that he had been married before. Now I find out that he has been mar ried twice and has five kids! His mother is taking care of them. I found out only yesterday and I am ready for a WA nervous breakdown. When I told Joe I knew about the five kids, he said he was relieved MAYTAG Heavy Duty WASHER since he didn't know how much file • '(p'Io' "r" longer he could keep it from me C,i • *'at. u,,,. • ,, , — — and, as long as I knew, would (.' t.nr A1.., I mind taking his five kids to PRIC ES START AT -, \ raise since his mother was In th ! very poor heal Abby, I'm a night-shift ' waitress. I have enough with FACTORY LJ7) my own three I can't raise eight kids. All the love I had for Are Coming.... BEER : I I.L -' DANCE DAYS PAIST 12 PACK 4 OT. , SUMMER ................ 39 I -. tilt' grounds 01 InC country ciuu 'Getting IO.OAVNO LIMIT COUPON VODKA l*iilfi,iitfn UTIt'tA b"t" "b''""' - - ii SALE PRICES WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY. FRIDAY - SATURDAY Our Poli cy loch odweefisod illptin is 'iqw'id to b. readily available f elt sit.., of h.lc*, the edialos i sed 116 0ce ., .N s*ss wøt.ss .i.cd,c&t, o.h.r,.. noted in this .d (ow As Ado.h..f' sirs point Wave ..i') relations with him. What can I do to change his outlook? Or am I hoping for something that is out of reach? BROKENHEARTED SISTER Your DEAR SISTER: brother and his wife have shown themselves to be despicable characters, uDworthy of your friendship, (Maybe they've both flipped their lids.) In any case, judging from their behavior toward you, and particularly their reason for it, I advise you 10 tel him know that if he should ever 'recover from his "sickness" 10 let you know.In the meantime, write him off — and good rid dance' DEAR ABBY: Why Is it that people who don't work always choose the lunch hour to do their shopping? Our town Is not very large. The noon hour congestion around the few shopping places we have lsabsolutely unreal! We working people MUST shop on our lunch hour. Parking places at that time are almost Impossible to find. When we do .u.tlntnthnrec. wp find them crowded with little old i ' , ' 1101 POTATO SALAD V. h,r,, .,. , s , Chill and spoon into serving dishes. 3 pounds grouper or flounder (snook would be better) 2 cloves garlic 2 limes, juiced 2 cups pancake mix salt Place time juice and garlic in bowl and add fish that has been cut into 2 inch in Place slices. refrigerator for 2 or 3 hours and turn often. Remove, sprinkle with salt and roll in pancake mixture. Fry in oil over medium-high bent until golden brown. Drain on paper towel. lii.' media also have given t his pact to cover up the disease, B T E RRY I'IU)Sl Special To [hi' Herald Problem iiiO1' attention than sometimes even after they conic to realize that the In recent months, an at- ever before. Anthony praised these in- alcoholism, if not arrested, will tractive. dynamic female lecturer, the namesake of a dications that society is ac- mean death for the sick person. famous Aiiierican woiimami. has (('pting almhulisin as a diseaseThe National Institute on become a celebrity in hew 0%' II lpStea(l of it moral wt'ikncss in alcoholism and alcohol abuse June lii NIAAA estimates there are 10 a talk in earl right, 1ammi lhil l%%%ood. Florida at the million American alcoholics, hit'c '' The reason for that she recovered 3 cars ago .\lcohollin lmeatmm,cnt ('enter but Anthony and Wells believe from a killt'i (IistNIS(' and call I Alt I (ft lie ( .,iiiiiiuiitt'' that figure is low, believing Ho spital of South Uroard. flOW speak t'hqtiently on its there are thousands of secretly. causes and cures hospital audit oritmni full of drmnkm women whose disease I suffered from ali,hulismn, a 1 u u o Ii s in Lr e a liii (' fl t has never been identified.) , a disease of the body. mmund , and professionals heard her fi ll am thankful," said - t h e on e -year . t ori ut ie 11o%t that ews at it a oman, spin.. ho ny, that our society now women alcoholics are different ;irini ers;ir parts' of the A1C. Ant seems to be graduating from The major burden borne b%in sonic important inner wav Ibe thinking that alcoholism is ii oimiamI , tilt' alcoholic froni their male counterparts moral weakness and is says Susan B. Anthony II, niece tIgmna attached to a drunken that it s a disease. of the faiiietl wonieri's rights omiiamm that society doesn't realizing attach to the male," said leaden. The stigma of the drunken Only a few years ago, large Anthony ''This stigmiia Is a Female also does damage b and tragic block to her admitting helping lead women to pill newspapers daily People' - her problem and seeking help." addiction, according to Wells, magazines like "People" weren't seeking out Susan B. Ted Wells, it recovered because "pills seem more Anthony, recovered alcoholic. alcoholic amid a counsellor at the acceptable for a woman." for interviews. They are now. A.T.C. agm'ec(t in an interview Because Anthony has been Only mm few years ago. in fact, that women have to struggle to there in the black pits of alcohol widely con- overcome the stigma hurdle. her disetsc sidered somehow 'moralhs -- A drunken man may be addiction, she speaks sensitmvely, empatheticall y about site - 1' St -. - 5, considered . .s- miian, , i OnSiat rct a. iii,ini the suffering of women en. particnliirly fora woman. 1 Itic good-tune guy in tium society. slaved by this potential killer. U.S. government has h.nurtI (irumlkelm woman is considered ''Now too man)' treatment Ms. Anthon) 's aunt this summi- liieath conteilipt.' Because oinen alt-ohohes facilities are trying to treat the iner by issuing a comiimmieiiioratis'e coin in her minnie, a tech society is bound to view mind and or body, and fact that has inspired sonic tinin with revulsion, Anthony neglecting the spirit,'' said media interest in the ii,odemri amid Wells agreed. ninny female Anthony, who has visited closet drinkers" as well as a I coh ol i sin treatment Susan IL) The admissions of Betty Ford thcmm' faim.ilme iill live in agony programs all over the flur %vars, tlItb.b(.matmmug tin- hemisphere. Of the Alt at and Jo'mmu Kt'iiiietl,' that thc Hospital tb 'au tither to ('niumnunity in alcoholics, and their opfrluess illsum,)1Nl\ c'ret hollywood, she said, ''I've been .tup thu dmmmikiiu: in seeking treatment have helped to bring the disease, and matln'i t ha:' sick trcatiiiemit excited to learn that this is one '1 the centers where the mind is many other women alcoholics, \Vcil salul I llatiN taught, the body treated and thu thit'im [au. lit's will cling out of hundreds of closets all spirit nourished." unspakemi to tiespt'rat''ly this over America. Anthony is glad vi ' , and- non-working -. mothers with Joe is dead. On I have grounds I)EAI( ABII\': I'm a 34-)'earsmall kids. old married women with one for divorce? Abby, Is It asking too much of SHOCKED IN RENO big regret. 1 quit college after those folks who have all day to DEAR SHOCKED: Talk to a my fi-estunan year. 1 want very shop to reschedule their lawyer. You might even have much to have a college degree shopping time? but if I go back now, in four grounds for an annulment. IN FRUSTRATED DEAR ABBY: I was auuuset.1 years I'll be 37 years old. RUSS EL LV IL LE, I IESITAN'l' IN I IAZI .ETON E, AHK, to read about the man who DEAR FRUSTRATED: No. !)EAII IIF..SITANT: IIo old wanted hulsashes scattered over — CANADIAN 99 4 I 4 QT. ZAYRI SCOTCH I WALKER SPECIAL 69529 I 00 can CA1O'. PHILADILPNIA EARLY - / WE 1• -*t--~ - 1.59 REG. — - .• Brother Rejects Family Over Adoptee Trial Resumes GEORGE LENIS I. Family To SCC Recital MIAMI (UPI)—A panty hose mask and a board found at the Tallahassee apartment where Cheryl Anne- Thomas was beaten just an hour after the Chi Omega murders were presented as evidence today in the murder trial of Theodore Bundy. Miss Thomas, now a ballet student in Texas, hiter took the stand and said she had never seen the mask that P° vedigators found entangled in a heap o( blankets beside her bad. Eye holes had been cut Into the hose and they had been knotted to form the mask. She said the board may have been used to prop open a kitchen window that police theorized was the piece the Intruder slipped Into Miss to~ We Reserve the Right to Limit Quantit.s SALE ITEMS THROUGH JULY 15 h4 250S. ELM AVE. 323-00 SANFORD 322-9272 a I I (D WASGISINCO, i9ig -' -- - .. , - -- --. 'is .'.': .' ' -- - - ' -- • - -. - - -—--•- ' -. - I', - �26-Evenlng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 11, 197 6 Go Ahead, Go Omar Khayyam inspired many to fun and rapturous comment with his "a lug of wine, a loaf of bread-and thou." Here's a special bread that will put you in a happy mood for the day even when served with coffee or tea instead of stronger drink. It's called "monkey bread" and includes juicy blueberries. You can make up your own story about why it is called monkey bread One theory is that you can pull chunks of it from the ring just as a money would. Whatever the origin, this bread (actually more a coffee cake) is a treat for breakfast, afternoon tea or even desert when served with a dessert wine. BLUEBERRY MONKEY BREAD 2.3 cup sugar 1 tbsp. cinnamon 4 10-oz. pkgs. refri- gerated buttermilk biscuits 1¼ cups fresh blueberries, rinsed and drained 2-3rd cup white or brown sugar 1¼ sticks (10 tbsp margarine I tsp vanilla 1 tbsp cinnamon 1 cup fresh blueberries, rinsed and drained - .46v- . 1. '•:0of- • I l S 11 W - a - . - , .' _' 4L -- .. ,.r - -- % •' , .1 ' 1' .. .• - 'k \" ., ~ ,-N.. .. , A r_1 , ,~ 40. k,( 0. I .7 1 _________ 11 Thoroughly grease a 10. by-I Inch tube pan. Mix sugar and I tablespoon cinnamon. Cut biscuits in quarter. Roil each piece in sugarcinnamon mixture. Arrange about ¼ of biscuit pieces and 5 tablespoons blueberries In even layer In pan. Place blueberries between .1 Ape Over Monkey Bread] Aft . :,. .~ .7 ~t~~4 :: : D in I I" r h I 14 I , ~ , . .5 4 il; ~ -..I N i1t ~, _"..! ~n , , :. . . " .~ ,k` _"4 .,I_--L4'.1'....,t)" W fi, ,.i ___-'-.,_.*_ ,: -,:!" o ".~-, -.5#1 . '.4 iV'r, 1r'!~i-4-j , . , . '~'-_,,~~': 4e 1,-_,,1, ~1.110 4 ~. ~.11.,- ~'t~',,~y L . ul~ .; I . . I ** - . , blueberries. Delicate ILISL'IoUs pears and turkey roasted tdjuicy perfection t'am up for a versatikp sumnu'r menu. In saucepan combine sugar, margarine, vanilla and remaining 1 tablespoon cinnamon and 1 .cup blueberries. Bring to boil. Reduce heat. Cool, stirring frequently, until sugar is ('lab, Is Easy, Fun, Delicious - ) ,. .j " .' .. ' ' 1. :' '... . Long summer evenings create the perfect atmosphere for enjo>ing great, inventive alfresco meals Entertaining outdoors is easy, fun and delicious when you serve delicate Alaska Snow crab, luscious canned Bartlett pears and turkey roast ed to Juicy perfection. Turkey can be selected as a whole bird, just the right size for your family's needs, or as turkey parts if you prefer. Economical , nutritious and simple to prepare turkey can be barbecued to perfection onaspit,ma covered grtll , or In the oven. . . ', 411W 11 ' 0 4" .1. dissolved and margarine melted. Pour over biscuits "a1_ ' ,•.., 1'. : Z!L, In pan. '' 1 Bake in preheated 350 degree oven for 65 minutes or until done. Lift or turn out onto cake plate. This ' ' .' ' • , .. I , ' - i.., ., i . -, - 161.1 , I - .i - '', . ' ., ¶'f ' i,- ., i1JI"jij 0. . .I 9. _ -- For sheer drama, nothing tops a turkey spit roasted and basted with a savory barbecue sauce. This special recipe combines soy sauce and canned pear syrup to produce a turkey with golden color and rich taste. . 9 ' 4.7 .. :.;I - ' _____ __________________ _____ fSCHLITZ I.. p - Alaska Snow crab offers convenience and gourmet appeal for easy sununertizne meal preparation. Frozen packs include clusters (body portions with several legs attached) and crab claws, ideal for hors d'oevres and entrees, and packaged crab meat Snow crab meat is also available canned All forms are f ully cooked and ready to use. '. .. ., ,.:. A _W$61 /4!~, 1 , . ç *"4'r" ,,•• , Blueberries add new twist to quick monkey bread. moj ' , ' ' 4 1., '. Vyj _____ . 7 ' -, kitchen-tested recipe makes 10-inch cake. (NOTE: Frozen blueberries may be used.) - I ,•; I - ., 'hi 4' - •." , OR FRYING L: . .. • Hi-C Fruit - I wesso .4 ____ 4 1 Beer 1201. • ________________________ LL , $169 pk. cans 61 . 4 'I r,i~ 1 1 I green Florida limes are a bargain U FINDA MER FULLOF MK N OUTS , Lhina July 12-18' I , 01 1 Margarine.............. In addition to beef, Publix has lots of great cookout suggestions. Try chicken, wnole or cut-up, pork, seafood or even a small turkey and you'll have a barbecue that's a bargain nutritionally and economically. / . Half Moon Swiss..... 'lb.' see Tasty Smoked or Fresh Liverwurst... LIME FRUIT FRAPPE' 1 6.oz. can frozen limeade concentrate 2 limeade cans of gingerale 1 banana, cut into 4 slices 2 slices pineapple, cut into 4 " 996 Boiled Ham............ p. , Macaroni Salad ..... I I fruit and vegetables and protein dcii, low calorie fish such as Cod, Haddock, Sole or Flounder from the icy waters of the North Atlantic ocean. Steam the fIsh, (1esta1 fashion in a sweetspicy spicy vegetable sauce that combines soy sauce end desk sauce with orange juice cow cetrste and red pepper and onions. With it serve chow mein noodles and a teased ealat. ___ e•e.s•*ss• because the (Idi is cooked without d5Iflt1I1-U'1 * great Place onion rings, and red Last minute menu' choice on a pepper on top. Fold foil over and ISCW* tightly. Bake In hot day! TANGY ORANGE FISH PACKET I poamd frozen North Atlantic Cod (or other species) fish preheated 4) degree oven 20 to 25 minutes or until flab Is opaque. Garnish with sliced oranges If desired. 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JWI 18, 1919) 0 - . - , - GREEN STAMPS sachallho am laba"a predum . ,# i•i: U !3OO EXTRAh enrluf%~V @N labetto prcd wCj& . 111, 1!Ii#1'GreenStamps __ .. I—$ ( G~.01660.~Gc..%4 0. THIS AD GOOD AT THESE LOCATIONS ONLY: . 112pW46 Wed.,July --- 8 - 18. 10101 easy "second-day" menu is special enough for anotht.' casual outdoor gathering of friends, and is suitable for either lunch or a light supper. Start with Snow Crab Vichyssoise, a frosty soup using either frozen or canned Alaska Snow crab meat. For the main dish, leftover turkey stars in a hearty salad, with canned Bartlett pears adding a light touch to the savory rice mixture. Curry powder is the primary seasoning, and chopped bottled chutney adds a touch of the exotic. SNOW CRAB VICIIYSSOISE 6 to 8 oz. Alaska Snow crab, frozeii or canned ½ cup chopped onion 2 tablespoons butter or margarine 1½ cups peeled, diced russet potatoes 1 cup chicken broth ¼ cup chopped fresh parsley ¼ teaspoon salt Dash white pepper 1 cup half and half Dash bottled hot pepper sauce Minced chives Thaw crab if frozen; drain and slice. Cook onions In butter or margarine over low heat until tender but not brown, about 5 minutes. Add potatoes, broth, parsley, salt and pepper. Bring to a boil and simmer, covered, over low heat 15 to 20 minutes, or until potatoes are tender. Puree in blender or food processor. Cool completely. Fold in crab, half and half and hot pepper sauce. Cover and chill thoroughtly, 4 to 6 hours. Serve In chilled bowls;' garnish with lemon wedges and chives. I Foil Wrap 24-s ft roll EX THA Publix LUP Lemon wedges Black Flag Roach Motel 2-ph. ctn. • LONGWOOD VILLAGE CTR., I LONGWOOD I JW GREEN STAMPS 0 I , ' x.14 Instant Mildew Stain Remover 16-oz. bot. 1 QUANTITIES SOLD .. - Do tobacco predwts My I11. 1919) .................... I. I. wee SIJOppIfl9 Is ISI' 'i•i COIJPQ' (12066. Wad_ ureefliampS 004 f -- Red Radishes.............. 9. 25 t, Hunt' s Tomato Paste 990 GrsenOnlons............... ', 4': Add Color to Your Salad With Fresh, Crisp 111111 $ 22'i 01 ovelvill 1. 1-----cliii-A411t" SANFORD PLAZA, SANFORD L------5. JW GREEN STAMPS Add Zest to Your Salad With Il-ox. $4 cans I . jEspifes Wod. July 18. 119191 *I'' Tomato Sauce ................ 4 100 EXTRAh: U200 EXTRAI $i U Milkman Low-Fat Milk 4.lqt, env. pkg. : 490 49° P i. Ex COUPON I It ' a " Great In Casseroles, Hunt's $1 Cooked Shrimp..... $1, "Sun World" Brand - n I IDII]'4wGrri?tamPs 7-oz. bot. Perfect For Salads, Fresh I ................... 'ca Hand & Body Lotion 1 I Shampoo - ' Make A Shrimp Salad, Treasure Isle's Frozen Green Beans................' 49' CrlspCucumbers.......6 I SAVE uC, NORMAL OR OILY 2 Fantail Shrimp.................... Fresh, Tender .1 i, Roll In Corn Flakes And Bake, Libby Halved - F18h............................ Singleton's Frozen Breaded Red Potatoes ........... 5 59' For Your Summer Cold Bean Salad, S3 990 ??u1 Signal Mouthwash.. $199 SAVE 89c, PictSweet's Frozen Green Peas ........... 3 Brilliant's 'Frozen Battered 994 Fresh Mangos ............. 1ach ............. P.' lb , VItailsLquId Vanilla Wafers 50c Off Label, Oral Antiseptic For Pies, Tails 01 Muffins, Plump Delicate Flavored "Florida" assage •,.••.•............. .....s.... Pw lb. s179 'i/(raonV+imne i SUNBURST PEAR SALAD 1 can (29 02.) Bartlett pear halves 1 can (8-¼ ox.) crushed pineapple ½ cup grated carrots ¼ thinly-sliced celery 1 teaspoon grated orange or lemon peel Lettuce Pineapple-Yogurt Dressing (below) Drain pears, reserving 2 tablespoons syrup. Drain pineapple; set aside 2 tablespoons pineapple for dressing. Combine remaining pineapple with carrots, celery and orange or lemon peel. Arrange pears on lettuce-lined plaster. Spoon pineapple mixture into pear centers. Pass Pineapple-Yogurt Dressing. Makes 8 servings. Pineapple-Yogurt Dressing; Combine 1 cup plain yogurt with reserved pear syrup, reserved pineapple and ¼ teaspoon grated orange or lemon peel. Chill until ready to serve. Garnish with additional grated orange or lemon peel, if desired. Makes about I cup P ExTfA ME Great In Banana Pudding, Keebler Golden born .........,........... Potatoes................ Fresh Peaches .........3 ...••.,••. USDA Choice Beef Wed, July lB. 1979) - I ~ 4pkgs. Fresh Nectarines ........ Per 49.: Summertime is Peach Time! Ripe, Juicy In 10-Inch Pots) each for 1' Chipped Meats ,. Oscar Mayer (Regular or Se.f Style) Slcsd Bologna 99' $1" Tarnow(MIId, Medium orNot) Whole N" 14b Sa $14' Sunnyland (Regular or Beef Styli) Wlsners.....,.........,...,. °,'. p1'. Plunvosi Cooked Ham $2" Seafood Treat almon$t.aks.......... $2U Seafood Treat Turbot Fillet .......,...... m,' 1S' p., $301 lb. Rib Steak •.•••.................... p., a Chuck Blade Roast I Excluding All Tobacco Products 5-lb bag t ip,,., Umit 1 Please, With Other Purchases of $5 or More Excluding All Tobacco Products •000 1AMPSI j$Yj I'ijç Add to Your Fruit Salad, Delicious Fresh Blueberries....... piant, Weeping (All Large Plants Buddig (All Varieties) USDA Choice Beef Chuck Blade Steak i Limit I Ploase. With Other Purchases of $5 or More bowls 99C SAVE 36c, Mrs. Smith's Frozen Natural Juice 'I' e Dl UI ,.pp1e Appl SAVE bc, Okray's Frozen Hash Brown Sweet Ch.rri.s........... Pe,. 69' Swift's Premium Stick USDA Choice Boneless Beef Round WdJl 181979 I ,. $109 . Coffee Rich ........... 3 Perfect For Snacks, Northwest Ripe Plumose Boneless Top Round Steak .............. . SAVE 21c, Rich's Non-Dairy TastyToniatoss.......... pot 390- sin. 1• Bologna ............ . ... ,.,.,: Pike $301 ' ' - P, . 4 Libby Cream Style Or Whole Kernel Crisp Western Swift's Premium (Regular, Garlic or Beef) SS..Se.....S.......,. 49-oz. ' 89' g I • Rubber Plant, Yucca Wl.n.rs.............,..... . D A Choice, Govt-inspected Heavy Western Beef .,,,,,,,, (10c OFF LABEL) AMERICAS FAVORITE I 1, $9• Hostess Ham ............. •SO b,-, ASSORTED FLAVORS PILLSBURY LAYER 2/$1. 18 CAKE MIXES I. ...•. ro 2/$1.66 I TideDetergent ii _____ 'I Rath's (Regular or Beef Style) P1 E, z • ..i.t. ,, , 89' 1 01 vk SAVE 19c. Rich's Frozen Whipped I New Zealand Frozen Log"OLamb ' Swift's Premium Canned Boneless ' 89 ' - ' ' each Coffee Rings .........9 Wisconsin Cheese Bar Shredded Mozzarella or Cheddar Cheese... ap,k°g Waffles.................. 99 Sliced iacon.,,..,...,... : $24 wsi,48C on 2-pk9s. t,s ca, Can Frostings ................ 99 $599 '. ,4i' ~ Swift's Premium or Lazy Maple ' $179 59c l6'•oz REGULAR, DRIP OR ELECTRIC PERK SAVE lOc, Sara Lee's Frozen Almond, Blueberry Or Raspberry Austrian Alps Imported Sliced For Salads or Slicing (Large Size) P* 1 GOOD IN SEMINOLE AND ORANGE COUNTIES 79. , ,' ' I S SAVE 12c, Roman Meal Frozen Jeno s Pizza Iceberg Lettuce ....... 2 ?L 89' Imperial Oven Roast......... Sirloin Steak ?1Igb S l ig 01 79 b' _______________ Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef centrals (]eiinup alxnod takes care Of itself because the flab is Own conceigrate, desk sauce, soy steamed in foil. And sal t W. i Lemon Crunch Pie .. 0,8,c h $115 Fresh-Made Onion Rye Bread .... 59' cup orange juice con. I red pepper, cut in squares Allow Cod to stand, unwrapped, at room temperature about 15 minutes. Cut into 4 portions. Line an $ Inch square or 7*11 Inch baking dish with enough foil to fold over. Place flab on foil. Pour orange Juice s'og Fresh-Baked Chuck Blade Steak ........... Short ¼ cup steak sauce 1 tableepoon soy sauce I teaspoon salt 1 teaspoon sugar 1 onion, sliced " e, DR N Fried Chicken........ Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Chuck Slade Roast Designer, White & Decorated Or Assorted Bounty Towels........... ' Charmin Yellow, Blue, White, Pink OrGreen . 4, Bathroom Tissue........ Assorted Flavors Of Pillsbury's R eady-To-Spread .. GAL. CRACKED CRAB APPETIZER 3 pounds frozen Alaska Snow crab clusters, thawed and drained Cracked ice Zippy Tomato Horseradish Sauce (below) Green Mayonnaise (below) Break crab dusters into sections, cutting legs into 2 or 3 pieces. Crack with nutcracker, crab cracker or mallet. Arrange in bowl on cracked ice. Supply small forks or picks for removing meat from shell. Accompany with Zippy Tomato Horseradish Sauce and Green Mayonnaise. Makes 8 servings. Zippy Tomato Horseradish Sauce: Combine " cup catsup, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, 1 teaspoon prepared horseradish, ¼ teaspoon Worcestershire sauce and ½ teaspoon onion powder. Chill at least 30 minutes to blend flavors. Makes about ½ cup. Green Mayonnaise: Combine ½ cup mayonnaise, ½ cup dairy sour cream, 1 tablespoon lemon juice, ¼ teaspoon dried tarragon, crushed, and 1 clove garlic, crushed. Stir in ¼ cup EACH finelychopped spinach, parsley and watercress, (If watercress is unavailable, increase chopped spinach to ½ cup.) Cover and chill at least 3 hours to blend flavors. Makes about 1½ cups. For a most, refreshing accompaniment to the turkey, Sunburst Pear Salad with Ptneapple-'iogurt Dressing. Sweet c , canned Bartlett pear halves are filled with Juicy crushed pineapple, grated carrots and celery. serve Readytotakeout Southern Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Loin Sirloin Steak .......,............, '' $309 Swift's Premium ProTen Boneless Beef Round $300 Top Round Steak .............. Swift's Premium ProTen Beef $300 Key Club Steak................ Swift's Premium ProTen Beef Plate men us low with lots of freab Half & Half ............. 89" Hi-C Peach. Lemonade, Grape Or Fruit Punch Drink Mix................. 12-Oz. Can. Regular or Diet A&W Root Beer ........ Assorted Varieties Of Nine Lives Cat Food ...................4 Purina Hi-Protein Dog Meal ................... (Limit I Please, With Other Purchases of $5 Or More, Excluding All Tobacco Items) '" Glass Plus .................. " r Kraft Mayonnaise ..... SAVE 33c, Pickwick Refill Wesson Oil................ Zesty-Flavored Swift's Premium ProTen Beef ½ 69' For Baking Or Frying , Salads 0 Spread s F 20c Off Label, Dishwashing Detergent Joy Liquid ............... 69' Cuban Sandwich .............. '? Pour into glasses and garnish with slices of fresh lime. Ser- I sear, keep the fat content of Serve On Biscuits, Smuckers Strawberry '' 98 Preserves Great At A Cook-Out, Show boat i 141CflI ).0z$1 Pk ns Always A Family Favorite Pieces Ice Cubes Florida lime, sliced' In an electric blender, fillets 79c Dairi-Fresh Swiss Cheese ....... With Ribs ........... . Fryer Thighs ......... 99 Fryer Drumsticks.. ' ggc Fryer Wings ......... ib. 69. Fryer Backs & N•cks............, lb. 19° Delicious Amish Country Baby Swiss or your garbage disposal for a delightful refreshing smell that When summer temperatures 1601. ............ American............... t Shipped D&D, Fresh, Not Frozen Premium Grade Delicious A Hot Day 1° s?" Spray & Wash .............. Tea Mix... ................. ..,$1°9 Sliced Government-Inspected, p., Is consistency of a frappe'. On Orville Redenbacher's Gourr.et Light N' Lively IndividuallyWrapped Flavored Cheese p.' PUBLIX RESERVES THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES SOLD 79 l6o 89 Vlaslc Bake A Sour Cream Pound Cake, Dairi-Fresh Sour Cream ........... io'' Sweet Gherkins 99 , Ketchup .................. 88 1.9 For Those hot Summer Days. Lipton $149 i2 Laundry Stain Remover Jell-O Gelatin ..........4 Hunt's Tomato Roach & Ant Bomb $1 39 Brownie Mix .............. Assorted Flavors 49c '° Popping Corn ............ Pillsbury's Buttermilk or Country Style Swift's Premium Tender-Grown slices. Serves 6. Fis h Is Great 89' SAVE lOc, Fleischmann's Corn Oil Fryer Breast dollop of whipped cream to each serving. Garnish with lime yes 6. Margarine.............. Mustard.........,....,...... Black Flag English Muffins.....4 THIS AD EFFECTIVE THURSDAY, JULY 12, THRU WEDNESDAY, JULY 18, 1979. .. CLOSED SUNDAY.. ~ . to grate the peel put It clown acts as a pleasant deodorizer. SAVE 6c, Fleischmann's Regular Biscuits ..............4 into each cantaloupe half. Chill until set, about 2 hours. Add a combine limeade, gingerale, r banana and pineapple; blend at the highest speed. Add ice If you feel lazy and don't want cubes one at a time until drink 89' Margarine . .... . .... .... t*nk 99 T PUBLIX, Bright emerald green Florida LIME CREAM IN limes are decorating fruit CANTALOUPES stands and produce markets cantaloupes, Chilled around the Mate. A record Vop 1 14-m. can sWeetened eonof this, tart,st fr Is e. '" ' peeted thu year, bringing with' densed milk ½ cup lime Juice'' it bargain prices. 1 cup heavy cream, whipped Lime season coincides with and divided the holisM time of the year and 6 thin lime slices nothing is more refreshing than Halve cataloupes crosswise; a tall glass of fresh limeade. remove seeds. With paper For a fruity tasting variation towels blot cavities. In small i'Li want to use your blender bowl of mixer beat milk with to make a pitcher of time Fruit lime Juice until mixture Frappe'. This drink blends thickens; set aside. Whip cream until stiff; fold half of together perfectly lime centrate, pineapple, and whipped cream into milk bananas. You'll find Its a hit mixture. Spoon about ½ cup When purchasing limes look for ones with smooth shiny skins and deep green color. If you store them in the refrigerator they will day fresh up to 6 weeks. Don't throw away your peel when your recipe calls for juice only. The green portion of the peel contains flavorful aromatic oils. Grate it, removing the green portion only, and freeze for use later in other recipes or to gar' and vegetable dishes. Spread ................... SAVE lOc, Fleischmann's Soft A 59c Serve On Hamburgers Or Hot Dogs, Plochman's SAVE bc. Breakfast Club mayonnaise Great With Milk, Duncan Hines Family Salad Dressing.......... "" D Lime Season Brings Fres h Refreshments with the adults and kide Seven Seas French, Viva Italian Or Herb/Spice SWEET SOY BARBECUED TURKEY For Outdoo r Spit Roasting: 6 to 12 pound turkeys are best. If turkey is frozen, thaw and remove from bag Remove neck and giblets; rinse turkey and wipe dry. Brush Inside of cavity with Sweet Soy Barbecue Sauce (below). Tie w in gs securely to breast and drumsticks to tail with twine. Do not stuff t ur k e ys for rotisserie cooking. :: Insert spit rod in front of tail; run diagonally through breast : bone Fasten tightly with spit forks at both ends and test for.:: balance, readjusting as needed If desired, insert thermometer into thickest part of thigh, parallel to the spit. Make sure thermometer bulb Is not touching bone. Cook according to timetable below, basting occasionally with Sweet Soy Barbecue Sauce. For Covered Grill Sha pe a drip pan from alumin um foil about 2 in ches larger than t ur key. Place foil dr ip pan in grill with hot. coals around it. Place turkey on grill rack over drip pan. Close co ver of grill. Cook turkey over medium-low coals according to' timetable below adding more coals to edge after 1 hour, and basting occasionally with Sweet Soy Bar be cue Sauce. For Oven Barbecuing: Plact unstuffed turkey on roasting rack in a shallow pan, brushing inside of bird with Sweet Soy Barbecue Sauce. Insert meat thermometer into thickest part of thigh, making sure thermometer bulb is not touching bone. Roast at 325 degr ees F. according to timetable be low, basing occasionally with Sweet Soy Bar becue Sa uce. SOY BARBECUE SAUCE cup soy sauce ' cup vegetable oil cup pear syrup Combine all ingredients; brush on turkey occasionally as it cooks. Tur key is done when meat the rmometer registers 180 degrees to 185 degrees F. While you wait for the turkey, enjoy a splendid appetizer cracked Alaska Snow crab clusters served on ice and accompanied with two made-ahead dips. One is a zippy mixture of catsup and horseradish with agood dash of lemon juice. Green gets its cool tint from chopped spinach, parsley and watercress. - T. G. LEE - Emerald Wednesday, July ii. 1979-3 8 Outdoors ' ._5$- Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - _ ."X - V g PJ Fresco .... 0-,.,. - , in I , ~ t 'N. Y.:0_-:,~-...- ,- I : . 11."~Iv . -, .. 14 , .,. _.. J .j.:,;~". v 0J., 1. ;,-.* .,k.l~,7 1.% . . _ jo. J, , .A.1~ _ $ -, , ,P 4-1~' j , _ ~'. ; I '-. 1~ _. - * '.- ., .,., I -, *,A, ! O~, ." ,;,-, ,, Y , *, .11, r.T, i :---..,.,r ;~ , -F ~.J PZ,._,,% '. : 't", , % ".. ..Of?~'l '. f, -'-`- " 1 "~-~. - j ,&__ ~. .. r ^ ., ., ~)', -, ,.,. _;14_'4,.t,' 1.. .I . I . ., ,- 11 I "~. biscuit pieces, creating a mosaic effect. Repeat three more times with remaining biscuits and blueberries, covering blueberries of one layerwith biscuits of next layer to avoid columns of ~ P Ct.irntthDI1JRKEY PEAR SALAD I can (29 oz.) Bartlett pear halves 1 cup uncooked rice Curry Dressing (below) 2 cups diced cooked turkey ½ cup chopped celery ¼ cup chopped green onions ¼ cup chopped chutney Drain pears, reserving 2 tablespoons syrup for Curry Dressing Cook rice according to package directions. While hot, toss with.. Curry Dressing. Cool. Slice 2 pear halves and reserve for garnish. Chop remaining pears and add to cooled rice along with turkey. celery, green onions and chutney. Garnish with reserved pear slices. Chill. Makes 6 to 8 servings. Curry Dressing: In covered jar or shaker, combine 2 tablespoons pear syrup with ¼ cup salad oil, 3 tablespoons white wine vinegar, 2 teaspoons curry powder, ¼ teaspoon salt and dath pepper. Mix well. �LONDIE 48—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl, LOVE NIDU MORE THAN LL7I4E STARS IN THE HEAVENS ABOVE! Wednesday, July 11, 1979 7 HEY C'MON' KNOCK IT O by Chic Yount GROWNUPS DON'T KNCYW1 WHAT TRUE LOVE WITH THAT SILL'! MUSHY TAL<!! —" LLY IHE PROBABLY THINKS 1 1 'WE'RE JUST GOOD (- 'T Answer to Previous Puzzle Mountain park 1 Bundles of hides 45 Ketone EKJ UNClE 1 Lf AN ZEN I I I L SD S EN ESTER__NOSES ___________________ 6 6 I 5 Lather 49 Scull 9 Poultry 50 Bum product 52 Similar in kind u i 1 a i. E A1 R1 V1 12 Circular 53 Compass E 0 0 E CIA 13 Precious jewel point ____________ N' S A ILK 14 Wander 54 Christmas S AM ER0DI$ 15 Woman's 55 Orange skin s i _________ 0 1 N 0ER name 56 Attend to Nf D E I F1YJ 16 Source of 1 SiNJEIAl 57Partofa ORO metals (iP'T i' Rj I I I A It church 17 Hawaiian I Af U A(R 0 AVI 58 Positive words S1W volcano, FRIENDS! J—' 42 Rocky ACROSS lie _______ ____ ____ _______ €' ____ _______ ___________ _______ Th e UltlemateAns wews To ObesityProbIemt _______________________________ DEAR DR. LAMB I have a terrible weight r blem and I po — EVENING Dr. want some information on surgery. I know about the bypass operation and I wouldn't have anything to do with it, but by Mort Walker BLBBA 81 !!B fit #0k F rL r il ' IHE BORN LOSER IFI) NBC NEWS — — — — — — - ' - n 4RCHIE by Bob Montana WE'RE GOING TO BuY AWAY FROM THE o CITIES .'.' RECW4r tw VAfti, BETTY TRAILER CAMP ' krI U •=1 — :., EEK & MEEK by Howie Schneider 1HL'6 AM FA5I-?/OJIkJG AKJD ITS CERTAI?JLY TPKIkx (15 TOLL 17ME c&JES #.1I&D WJeR M5 10 ?.&LE 5EE — AMMO YOUR BIRTHDAY budge on your own. This person July12, 1979 will be delighted to help if There will be a more asked, "profitable" than usual market SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 23-Dec, for your talents and knowledge 21) Something important you e_ ___,_.,_I_.. ..___ uu i.uuuzi year. zuuu know nuw where to find it. Advancement Is likely in your choaen.fjeld CANCER (June -July 22) Try to devote some time today to artistic or creative projects. Tasks of this nature will afford you a tremdous amount of pleasure and satisfaction. Find out more of what lies ahead for you in the year following your birthday by sending for your COPY of Astro-Graph Letter. Mall $1 for each to Astro-Graph, P0 Box 489, Radio City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be sure to specify birth time. LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) If your friends appreciate you even more than usual today, it will probably be due to the fact that you see only their virtues and not their faults. Good going. VIRGO (Aug, 23-Sept. 22) Partnership arrangements should prove very fortunate today, Doing things in tandem with hrmnnints nliiac J,,, w,,,'Il t?_..,I, I- 17-U "II PRISCILLA'S POP by Al Vermee I'VE GOT THIS STRONGURGE TO BOUNCE A TENNIS CALL ON THE LIBRARY STEPS.' OH, GOH! f7ow'r ' MOVE .' I CAJ(T Ij COME MYSELF,eu-ii'LL SENP SOMEONE RIGHT AWAY.' - ANO a BUGS BUNNY by Stoffet & Heimdahl - • ' - ' W IN 'ii u' AT BRIDGE - dy t__.____ ,,,_____I,__ want to nave finalized tousy a can be accomplished by using the*oft pell. Lay on the charm. CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan 19) C(-workers will be extremely cooperative today, because they'll know you are willing to do more than your fair share in any endeavor. AQUARIUS Jan. 20-Feb. 19) Keep a weather eye peeled today. There is financial op. portunity about you, Something good could develop from an unexpected source. to I ' • av ctmce. __ J'Pl. EASE, wEj6w TQ T AWAY FROM THOSE MEN! 66r AWAY! x USED 'rbg _____ __________ eu'?' ThE H!RUPH - ', •4''• 'S ' • tAi91 6:47 ) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 6:55 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA © HI, NEIGHBOR 7:00 (7) © TODAY (3) 0 MONDAY MORNING (MON) (4)0 TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) (4)0 WEDNESDAY MORNING (WED) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (1) 43 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) - _.J 59 FAMOUS RECIPE'S REGULAR DINNER 3 pieces honey-dipped fried chicken, mash potatoes and gravy, cob slow and 2 hot ' butter tastin' biscuits. SAME FEDCHfOEN 4 7 1 S , ___,_,___ ., • , '-. •'-; I 1* Frond, Ave. (Hwy. 172) Seelmjd ,,. I ,p ,, . ,, 0 THE 000 COUPLE ) MISTER ROGERS(R) 5:30 (2) NEWS 0 HOGAN'S HEROES , rr ' " — Oil — ,• "l'elevlsion," Gold says, "is now a positive factor for recording artists. That all changed about three years ago, when the country changed," Gold says that rock 'n' roll the music of the antiestablishment, rebellious kids and the underground simply could not tolerate any association with TV, the medium of the establishment. "Any appearance by a rock star on the establishment medium," Gold says, "was bound to be negative. Remember when David Bowie appeared on Qier's show? He was almost ruined by that appearance. His fans felt he was selling out, and It took him almost three years to recover. — — "And Melanie was Exhibit A. She was being generation gap seems to disc is much superior to the have all but disappeared. cassette. He says, if fact, "The outlaws," Gold that is as superior to the says, "have made it into cassette as the long playing society." 33 and one-third RPM And so rock fans no record Is superior to the 45 longer feel that a TV apRPM record. pearance is a sell-out. On "I would love to put a the contrary, TV apWAR concert on a video pearancea — on certain disc today," he says, "1 programs — can enhance a group's reputation thesewouldn't just take pictures of the group performing, days. Gold says either, I can see computer now, an appearance on art and abstract art on the "Saturday Night Live" is screen while the band is the best thing that can playing, all done in happen to ' rock group. relationship to the music, "I don't know if that "We don't always have to appearance sells records," see a picture of the group he says, "but it makes the playing," group popular— and, m Important, it no longer is Gold is bullish about the negative," state of music today. lie Gold is one of those who says that everything is in feels that the big coming now, everything is tiling In entertainment pnssjble. the video disc (maybe the video cassette, although he "Rock 'n' roll Is bigger feels the disc Is the more than ever," he says. sensible of the two.) He calls disco "the "Irathe futur."hesays, second generation "television will become euphemism which allows white people to buy black merely an advertising music." medium for video discs, (The first just as radio today is euphemism, he says, was "rhythm and blues,") merely an advertising medium for albums. He thinks that punk rock, for artists of all sot's to despite its failure to capture American audiences, did make a contribution, "Putik rock was media hype," he says, "but some of the music that came out of it is now In." promote the sales of their video discs." Gold believes the video And, lastly, he thinks good jazz Is coming back. All right! "Radio simply plays singles — and singles are a joke — to. Promote record sales, album sales. I think Inthe future, wl be the ssne thin& a W&7 A A J -: •1 You'll soon feel better after eatingS SI 1/ 4 BOX CHICKEN SPECIAL more, society Is no longer fighting itself, even the lut-ulili, & IhUIMJ.4y Nights AlIt'i 3110 P M ONlY "I a,4y, WIAZIER $119 pt.zj 7z$41. I'. 24D Willi ng FROM tUih,v SAT. P9 oil lii 1. flOuR :117 THE PLAYERS pø . ' 1--'' -e 41 N. Hwy. 17.92 CIe4erry 1$ NO.1'S. ,si, CHEERLEADER — BEACH PARTY :MN Niw AT ' 141T where the cdce is OPEN DAILY I - BURNETT AND l ---- — - -- — - "IT'S HONEY DIPPED" p - By DICK KLEINER HOLLYWOOD (NEA) It used to be tht television and the big rock stars avoided each other. They made oil and water look like milk and chocolate syrup. No more. According to Steve Gold, the manager of WAR and one of the most knowledgeable and out. spoken men In the recording industry, that whole scene has drastically changed. AU MscSSAW NW )(CITI Ne '1b 1y. - ____ MAIN EVENT WIPES! SOMi)4j AND .u$; 5:00 CD CAROL FRIENDS 2.07 I NEED .. 4:30 MIKE DOUGLAS 0 MARY TYLER MOORE 0 MERV GRIFFIN © GUP4SMOKE l.a. SICK OF ThS INTO 'i$UR •' . 4:00 (2) EMERGENCY ONEI (3) TINE GONG SHOW t BEWITCHED 43 WILD, WILD WORLD OF ANIMALS (M MAKE ME LAUGH 0 SESAME STREET (R) 0 I OLD that Church is due to show up at his hotel under an amurnod Identity, he mLstaklngly zeros in on an Important looking guest whom he takes to be the coveted columnist. He lavishei attention and service upon the man while inadvertently and . Popular Rock Stars built into a fine artist, a major recording Mar. Then she got a number one record on a novelty tune for ' I AS IN WHISK .., / Kennedy portrays Harry Walter, a widower who thrives comically alienating the real 4'u on the desk-pounding at. ' .a Mr. Church. mosphere of his plumbing supply company. He soon finds Bobbie \liteli'II k (lit' Iiat'i'it'd hostess and .Jeff J. Barbara Claiborne's main: himself in the gentler world of Redford is the manager's scatterbrained nephew in. problem is handsome airline, romance and courtship when he • 'i('I1(1t'7%)1Is IItt'I," a new coined' airing on "The pilot Jim Becker, portrayed by meets and falls in love with Dr. guest star Edward Winter. He; '(.(ItIt's(It Night Movies." CIIS Sarah Keaton (Miss Schedeen, wants to maintain their warm, a poised and Later in the night, "Ren- scatterbrained Jerry Green. romantic relationship while' pediacian, dez'o hotel," a rollicking wood, portrayed by Jeff J he's a guest at the hotel, while Sarah's two-hour colne(iy tale of life in a Redford; lovely Bobbie Mitchel she wants him to consider Harry and relationship has one or two breezy California resort hotel, as Barbara Claiborne, his of- marriage as a serious alter. ('1IS ficial hotel hostess: Talva native. nitfails. pitfa -- ls Roth are nnnrphnck'n will be broadcast on "The CI Ferro as Concetta Jennings, the about the autumn-spring wedilesday Night Movies." J,:. -y is taken by a yourli romance; and when Harry y, who costarred '.ith volatile head housekeeper; and actress, Anne Jones (Kathryfl Bill Dail ' Teddy Wilson as Cleveland Witt), who checks into the hotel hears wedding bel.1s, Sarah Bob Newhart for several years Jennings, his tempestuous head for the express purpose of prefers to try the more modern on the latter's comedy series, approach of living together. chef. Grainger is also both doing away with herself appears as hotel oter Kennedy was awarded an manager Walter Grainger, blessed and cursed by the because she's failed to succeed sudden appearance of his In Hollywood. Oscar for Best Supporting Actor in the 196Th3tion picture Grainger's Rendezvous Hotel is impulsive sister, Jerry's Also, a young married couples "Cool Hand Luke" and he was located in Santa Barbara, mother (Carole Cook), who put Frank and Sherry Leonard nominated for another Oscar CtIif., Where the film was up the money to buy the hotel. (Bruch French, Nellie by Ileteldirected Illult, entirely for his role in "Airport." His Grainger and his sometimes Bellflower) take a second ° location ilL the recent credits include "Death famed madcap crew deal delightfully honeymoon away from theiè on the Nile," "Steel" and Miramar hotel, with a whole host of problems children but Frank's amorous "Mort Concorde," H Grainger is aided in running and situations that are as ansfor their vacaUoncome starred in the series "The Blue his intimate family operation varied and unpredictable as naught when Sherry can' Knight and in "Sarge." by his nephew, somewhat there are different people forget their offspring. social climate in the country changed. He no the underground is no I WHISK, NAME w*)IISKI1 MIKO TRO1 ARE 6:45 A.M. WEATHER ______ by To K. Ryan -me aged businessman who falls in love with a young woman doctor, in "Never Say Never." The special half-hour comedy also stars Anne Schedeen, Irene Tedrow, Bruce Kimmel and Rick Podell. portant travel guide columnId Mr. Church (Severn Darden) in order to gain a top rating for his hotel. When Grainger learns •.• years ago the political and by Craig L.ggstt POOS preoccupation with making a good Impression on an lm- - themaues — 'IGota Brand New Roller Skate' — and that totally alienated most of the record-buyers. And. she's hardly been heard of since." But, Gold says, three 7-11 WHO ' . - _____ TUMBLEWEEDS 6:25 U) POPI GOES THE COUN TRY(MON) U) PORTER WAGONER (TUE. FlU) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD (WED) (7) THE WILBURN BROTHERS (1'I' 630 @3 KUTANA 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS i, I MONIES •, TV Now Attracting 6:00 U) EARLY DAY AGRONSKY AND COMPA. NY (MON) EYEWITNESS MAGAZINE çruE (3)OF WOMEN AND MEN (WED) (1) FILM FESTIVAL (THU) CRACKERBARREL(FRI) 0 NOT FOR WOMEN ONLY 0 SUNRISE , ______ . 5:53 ' \ H W - .i.OsED ,' AFTERNOON © PTL CLUB H I " 11:30 U)© WHEEL OFFORTUNE 0 FAMILY FEUD i*. availing themselves of the the Rendezvous Hotel. First, there Is the manager'* resort bliss of .. The evening begins with Academy Award-winner George Kennedy as a middle- 1:00 DAY8OFOURLNE8 (3) MIDDAY 0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS O ALL MYCHILDREN 1:30 (3) 0 AS THE WORLD 2.00 U) © THE DOCTORS U 4E UFE TO LIVE 2:30 C2)© ANOTHER WORL,D 0 GUIDING LIGHT 3.00 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL 3:30 (1) G M-A-S-H (R) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) S _ -- 5:30 ____ ,' ( 11:00 .. ROW 0 RYAN'S HOPE HOLLYWOOD SQUARES TURNS _ ______ 'I ______ _______ 0 SUMMER SEMESTER , I C!11:'1 10:55 5:00 OTHE FBI (MON, TUE. THU. FlU) " _______________ ____ _____ Ar _ t A.7E7'./ - a? SHARKS Ifl*J 0 CBS NEWS MORNING / I.APY, FOR TWENTY CLAMS ID OUTRACE I'LL RN I2) DINAHI PRICE 18 RIGHT 0 lAVERNE& SHIRLEY (R) -,----.- II 0 MOVIE (1) 0 THE Meaty Chicken without Meaty Prices ; 0MIKE DOUGLAS U) © HIGH ROLLERS FAMILY SPECIAL ' by Stan Lee and John Romita1 •,,, DgpAtvrMeNT . 9:00 Cl) @3 DONAHUE 1145 CI) NEWLYWED GAME WEDNESDAY I YOU (R) interfering with police work. _____________________________________________ ,.•., hv Rnh Tku p "The ComanNos" dHêros" (C) (1981) John syne, Stuart Whitman. A T 'as Ringer sets out to stop ffie distribution of guns and jqiwat.r to the hostile dOèninchu. (2 Hrs.) cea MOVIE "Rendezvous $eI" (Premiere) Bill Daiiy, MIf J. Redford. The owner of a CØlifornia resort hotel becomes enmeshed in a comed y of eyxws while tro.to impress a travel guide columnist and Iep his other guests happy. 0 CHARUE'S ANGELS Jill t4wnroe (Farrah FawcettMpjos) returns to help the aels rescue her kidnapped s1efer Kris from the clutches of Id.ment.d millionaire, (A) MOVIE "The Great Waldo Ppper" (C) (1975) Robert tøford. Ba Suenson, A frustted American fighter pilot bàcomes a barnstorming stunt in his thirst for action durlAd World War I. (2 Hrs.) WGRAT PERFORMANCES Norman Conquests: Living - - -t• tI!./"ø 9.00 The play was short, t not sweet. Dummy's ace clubs held the first tr1ç East's ace of spades second one. Then East 1$ his queen of clubs. South ruffed. West overruffed a led back a diamond. EaM had been careful to lead hi. queen of clubs (not the king) and West had properly read this as a suit-preference sig. nal for the lower suit. ', Now East led another club and there was no way f South to keep West froM scoringanothertrumptrjc1 PISCES (Feb. 20-March 20) "Too bad you didn't pI Your leadership qualities are one club," remarked South! very strong today, because you 'We would have $core(jL profit." lead by example which others "Too bad you don't pa are eager to emulate. They little better," replied North know a good thing when they Oodle would ha' see it. made & spade game," We don't know how w ARIES (March 21-April 19) North's poodle plays brjdgà Let your heart, rather than butSouthreally$hOuIfJhapb your head, guide you today. The made his contract results will benefit everyone, He could afford one int'litrlinu including vniiri'1f ruff. He could not afford It TAURUS (April 20-May 1J) By Oswald Jacoby accomplish what can't be done So at trick three when Es on your o wn . Friends will be looking out for and Alan Sontag led his queen of clubs,Sou UBM 23-Oct. 23) your best interests today, In North decided not to con- should 'have discarded I Your willingness to be of ser- fact, something very pleasant vert his partner's takeout king of diamonds and t contract would have be vice will obligate others to do could occur which might benefit double into a penalty double unbeatable. something nice for you in the you materially, by passing. After all he was future, although this won't be GEMINI (May 21-June 20) vulnerable and East and (NPAPIR ENTERPIUZ your reason for aiding them. Your charm and wit are your West weren't. When play (Form copy oJAByMo was over he rather wished ERN, send $1. to: "Win SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. 22) greatest assets today. Properly used, they could help you easily he had passed because South Bridge," care of this news Someone you know socially went down one trick ti per, P.')Box 489, Radio C he very helpful In opening doors outdistance your competition, spades. Station, New York, N.V. 1X194 for you today that you cn'ildn't Smile and say nice things. SPIDER-MAN FRANK AND ERNEST I' — LILIAS. YOGA AND __ NEVER SAY NEVER A mIddle-aged, widowed businsman (George Kennedy) falls In love with a young doctor G VALLEY Jarrod r bieanld s a young Basque ist against the sentiment 6rhe anti-foreign groups in town. Q EIGHT IS ENOUGH Nancy, Susan and Joannie all find rqfpance during their sevensemester break, (A) TO BE ANNOUNCED •THE LONG SEARCH "Zulu Zion" Africans discover their Qwn cultural and religious roots in,Zulu independent churches, tI African response to Christtanity.(R) 8:30 (1) GOOD TIMES Florida's efforts to pass an Important medical exam may be thwarted by a well-meaning but hinder. leg gift from her children. AMER1. 'SI 'IS co7nody special from San Ftncisco's Great American •_• 0 GOOD MORNING CA 9:30 11:30 THE SCARLET LETTER (1) (ED TONIGHT Guest host: (WED) Bert Con. Guest: Dr. Michael 9:55 Fox. EA (3) UPB T PAN @) 0 AMERICAN GAMES Highlights of the days 10:00 events In the Pan AmGamesii' fli I om San Juan, Puerto Rico. (1) ALL IN THE FAMILY (n) Dick Stockton hosts. (I) STUDIO SEE (R) POLICE WOMAN Pepper a 10:30 and Crowley go after a ring of ALL STAR SECRETS © ambulance chasers whose 0 WHEWI morbid Interest in accidents is I Duck's Breath present a .:'.' 8:30 (2) (12) TODAY Misha Dichter, Pinchas Zukerman. (Part 1012) LAUGH-OFF Host Nancy 94eieu and guests including RdbIn Williams, Wayland Fktwers, Toad, Lenny Schultz - 8:25 (7) TODAY IN FLORIDA 43 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (12) NEWS 11:00 (1) (1) 0 0 al NEWS €1) DICK CAVETT Guests: 0 " THE GREAT AMERICAN Jul OVER EASY 10:30 U)THE BEAUX ARTS TRIO PLAYS RAVEL The highly acclaimed Beaux Arts Trio performs Ravel's "Trio In A Minor," 800 4 8:00 Vegas prostitutes. (A) 7:30 (2) LIARS CLUB AMILY FEUD WIDANCE FEVER a$1,9e BEAUTY SHOW (CAROL BURNETT AND PI!1END8 Guests: Dick Van Oyke, Tony Randall, DICK CAVETT Guest: Lawhomes (7.) NEWS @) 0 SEARCH FOR TOMOR • _____ CBS is the network for laughs tonight, as they turn over an ent ire evening to comedy. And the extra good news is most of it is new material. 12:30 0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO Dan goes after a "Jack the Ripper" impersona- 700 c1nc TAC DOUGH c MARY TYLER MOORE Moty trWs to keep an IncomWent pcqticlan from looking i$h on a news show, , THE CROSS-WITS 'JOKER'S WILD OD MACNEIL / LEHRER AEPORT THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 00 NEWS ) SESAME STREET (R) CA 10:00 0 VEGAS CBS NEWS ABC NEWS LLA ALEGRE (R) — — 6:30 a',' U' PASSWORD PLL3 7:25 (I) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (I NEWS 730 no and attempts to expose the scheme to Congressional investigators. (R) • nd Jimmy Osmond back. Evening Of Comedy On CBS 12:00 CA (7) TODAY 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. corrupt labor union is being pumped into a Las Vegas casi- allerina, campers In Nova cotla, $ea turtles and Donny 19 Compass 39 Soap I've read about the stomach 1~1 DOWN point ingredient being stapled so that the patient Executioner , 21 Islamic name 41 School (Fr) automatically eats less but ____________________________ 23 Fencing 42 Ages "Mikado" everything goes through its It simply prevents som 2 Author sword 43 Sensible _____________________ noalt ra ct.Wbatdoyouthlnk p eople from consuming Turgenev 24 Squeezes out 44 Wood plant about this operation? 3 Bald head many calories. There's' 25 Baltic port 45 Lincoln and DEAR READER — It' s in its Cunning 26 At (2 wds) Fortas early stage of use and whenever 5 Ice 27 Ordnance 46 Dustbowl with the basic rule that if you 6 Yours and 28 Egg (Fr ) victim any procedure is new, decrease your calories enoug mine sometimes it's a good idea to you will lose fat. 29 Engrossed 47 One of wait and see what the 30 Angers Columbus* 8 Something ex' 36 Cheat Even the surgeons who haw 32 Professional perience really is. I gather from been developing ships 37 Jungle hunts unexplained the operaitim: 9 Electric fish 35 Hindu deity 48 Companion of your remarks that you know agree that it shouldn't be V 39 Picks up 40 Spanish hero 10 Grotto (poet) 36 Of regimen odds that a lot of people have ha d you can enable a person 016,9 1 41 Scrutinize 11 Dull color 38 Tennis point 51 Alley -trouble with the intestinal fat through other means' bypass operation. When 1 2 3 4 it was specifically, restriction 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 first started many enthusiasts calories and Increase in calorie thought it was the ultimate use by the body. 12 — — C. answer to obesity. The stapling of the stomach So, I'm not going to 15 — — mend the stomach stapl* operation you referred to is operaUonto people at this m — 19 1 20 21 being used by some surgeons Since Its effects are strict because they recognize the tlougli • — — — calorie control, 1w intestinal bypass operation can much prefer to see patieñ$* create a lot of problems. Mat I..ek4 out un ergo remains to be seen is how much surgery. trouble is caused by stapling BENNO MEMEN I am sending you The Healt4,' the stomach. Letter number 4-7, We1gt Jill HOME ENO It's not a simple operation. Losing Diet, which is a ba54ç Any time you have to open the diet you could use and learn to abdomen, it's not simple. live with. Other readers who" RoomBEEN Basically, you can think of the want this issue can send stomach as a large canvas bag. cents with a long, stamped, MENEM The surgeon puts two rows of C .11 140 I addressed envelope for it. staples near the top of — — — — — — — your request to me, in care 42 43 44 — stomach. Right in the middle of 46 47 48 this P.O. BOX 1551, flea, — the two rows he — — — — leaves a space Iai City Station, New Yorb' 49 52 where no staples are put. NY 10019. — — — _ — — — The final result is that the If you have.a major wei 53 54 55 upper part of the stomach is a problem, I think you small food pouch with a small certainly be under medlc' 56 — 57 — — — 58 — outlet to allow the food to pass supervision. But the two majoc: on to the lower part of the tools that you should use are are' (NEWSPAPER ENTERPRISE ASSN stomach. The small food pouch calorie control and Increase fil Is not able to store much solid physical activity. Perhaps :'t. rood, so after the staple third Ingredient should operation a person has to eat added — it's Called paUencq H 0 R OS CO P E very small meals to avoid You to lose fat slowly t getting pain or having nausea lose have weig ht safely. And you By BERNICE BEDE OSOL and vomiting. iting. It doesn't must learn to eat properly and. prevent a person from condevelop a proper life styte suming large amounts of liquid otherwise the problem For Wednesday, July 11, 1979 high calorie foods. simply recur. — 9:30 U)SWORDOFJUSTICE Jack Cole learns that money from a 8:00 D@)00Q2 NEWS I) STUDIO SEE Visits a LOtt)b 0:16,', Mauna 18 Sameness 20 Delicious 22 Noun suffix 23 Long fish 24 Dele 27 Presumptive 31 Billiard shot 32 Victim 33 Auricle 34 Part of the psyche 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. understanding. (Part 2 of 3) (R) — BEETLE BAILEY Together In the living room, Tom averts several near disasters and Norman's farewell to Sarah holds a hint of a secret Wednesday, July 11, 1979-5 Evening Herald, !anford, Fl. — rOFtIIGI-IT'S TV iurs. s 2501 S. French Ave. (Hwy. 17.92) 1-4 PHONE 322.9212. Hours Of Operation: Sun. thru Thurs. 10a.m. to 11 p.m. Fri. and Sat. 10a.m. to 12 p.m. - Sanford �60—Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 11, AP AO M! W*_A.'k NO) ! 1979 at&_ hk NTEly PRIDEyou 2A Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 11, 1979-7B ALL ITEMS AND PRICES GOOD THURS JULY 12. THRU WED JULY 18, 1979 QUANTITY RIGHTS RESERVED. CULI P AC r :'L9' nt' er ' FLORIDA LIMES 12/494 SAVE 200 SAVE 300 S s FOR MNTRY PRIDL. FLOUR ReaLemon PLAIN OR SELF RISING SAVE 100 JUICE SAVE 30C 3/$ l 590 SAVE bc ?Sol Kraft Mustard SAVE IOC SI 541 IT I SIlL PACK 113111101 12 iooz*1 SAVE SC 6 Sot ASS I VARIUIIS SAVE SC So: Supreme Steak Sauce 5AV ZOC IL! 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(UPI) - "breathing problems apparent. motive or a reason for what yearold seasonal National NOTICE THAT, the City Council of For 5½ hours, 100 tourists were ly from asthma," Bob Crisman they did," said FBI agent Phil Park Service employee, and not sure how many people were the CIty of Lake Mary, Florida, wilt thpped 750 feet underground In of the National Park Service Mogen. blocked the room with tables. evacuated from other parts of hold a public hearing on the 2nd day of Auoust• 1979 t 7:30 o'clock P.M. The area was evacuated the caverns, ixit said the park the damp and drafty Big Room said. During the 5',4..how drains, at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, (ve atCarisbad Caverns while The four suspects - Eugene the gunmen issued several rapidly except for a ranger and averages about 3,500 visitors a Florida, to consider a Petition by the FBI agents negotiated with four Hiram Maroney, 31; William demands, including $1 million the 100 tourists in the adjacent day at this time of year. landoers of the property described below, requesting the City jiinmen holding a woman Charles Lovejoy, 28, and Dennis in cash and an airplane to fly Big Room Cave. The way out of of Lake Mary, Florida, to annex the hostage in a nearby lunchroom. James Mark, 39, all of Odessa, them to Brazil. They also the Big Room led following described property: Thethillyvig1lendedwiththe Texas, and David W. Kuczyn. demanded to talk with a lunchroom. LEOALADVERTISEMEI4T -. Lots 14, 15, 16 and 17, SANFORD nrrender of the four men late ski, 28, Riesel, Texas - were reporter to publicize a large "We felt they should be held BOARD OF COUNTY COM. SUBSTANTIAL FARMS, according to the Plot thereof, as recorded in Tuesday, two hours after they jailed in Carlsbad pending number of grievances, which there until the situation clea- MISSIONERS The County of Seminole Piat Book 5, Page $3, of the Public released their hostage - a arraignment on misdemeanor officials said ranged from red; they were In a location that Separate sealed bids wilt be Records of Seminole County, female National Park Service charges. repression of minorities to the was safe, about 2,000 feet away received it the office of the Pur- Florida. chasing Agent, Seminole County The Public Hearing shall be held from the lunchroom," (1,1 employee - unharmed. Soon "Our promises and assur- gasoline shortage. Courthouse. Room 417, Sanford, at the City Hall, City of Lake Mary, after their surrender, officials ances were that they would be Officials said the four men - said. "We did not want to take a Florida, 32771, until 2:00 P.M., local Florida, August 2, ifl9 at 7:30 led the tourists to open air, charged with a misdemeanor If armed with a .22-caliber pistol, chance of provoking the gun- time, July 30, 1979, at which time o'clock P.M. or as soon thereafter as and datebidswili be publicly opened possible. At that time, all interested No one was injured in the they surrendered and released a .22-caliber rifle, a l2gauge men." read in Room 417, Seminole persons for and against the above After long negotiations, In- and incident, although officials said the hostage," said District shotgun and another rifle County Courthouse, Sanford, request will be heard. Said hearing . may be continued from time to time some shots were fired In the 14- Attorney Mike McCormick. entered the underground lunch- chiding a visit to the lunchroom Florida, for Seminole County Water and until final action Is taken by the City acre Big Room Cave where the "That was done, and we are room from an elevator about by Ned Cantweli, publisher and Pressure Sewr Main Extensions. Council. editor of the Carlsbad Currenttourists were trapped. No acting accordIngly." 3:20 p.m. MDT. The Project consists of a water This Notice shall be published in They ordered everyone out of Argus, Miss Phillips was freed and sewer main extension along the Evening Herald, a newspaper of Authorities knew of no motive further details were available. Howell Branch Road, and a water general circulation in the City of Two tourists were taken to a for the men's actions, the area except Linda Phillips at 7:10 p.m. The four men main extension along Red Bug Lake Mary, Florida, one time each "We haven't determined a of Chattanooga, Tenn., a 25- surrendered at 8:55 p.m. hospital complaining of Road. A water main extension, week for tour (4) consecutIve weeks Seminole Orbndo-Winte( Poik:, 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. WE'll ID I i#'JI'J First & Only child care center open Saturday in Sanford - Begin. n 'g June 2. Sanford Early Uiildcare Center. 322.6645. - 9—Good POu,try, beef, pork, fish. Pree delivery, mm. 520 order. Sanford area. 322.2374. Sam's Portion Meats. - to the money from "The arrival of the planes - REALTY' TRANSFERS.' ' a. vs DEK.123 2, $37,100. English Woods, $71,300. MISSIONERS THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK The County of Seminole BeI.AIre Homes to Joan M. Carter Josephine Wolfram to Raymond J. Robert J. Hester III to James AND TRUST COMPANY OF Landry (sql) 8 Nancy I. Paula B. Putnam, Lot 64, BI.Alre Saunders I WI Candace B., Lot KOCh Separate sealed bids will be SEMINOLE COUNTY SOARDOF EUSTIS, E', of Lot 306, 0. P. Swope Land Co Hills Un 1, $43,100. Elk A, Columbus Harbor, $16,$Qo. received at the office of the Pur. COUNTY COMMISSIONERS Defendant. chasing Açent, Seminole County Btl.Alre Homes to Lydia Soiorio dd to Black Hammock, sio,soo. Notice of Public Hearing Gloria Guderyon, Lot II, BII.Alre Kenneth 1. Woods I WI Denise M. Courthouse, Room 117, Sanford, July 17, 1979 NOTICE OF SALE Hills Un One, $43,500. to Vicki Baker (sql), Lot 51, Florida, 32771, until 2:00 P.M., local A. PUBLIC HEARINGS FOR tq ' wf 8 loan v. Legal Notice One, $16,900. NOTICE ISHEREBY GIVEN that time, July 30, 1979, at whIch time , CHANGE OF ZONING pursuant to a Final Decree Wm. T. Smith 1. WI Odette L., Lot Victor H. UlIman I. WI Valentlna & of anddatebldswlll be publicly opened REGULATIONS Foreclosureasenteredinthlscause and read in Room 417, Seminole 14$, Myrtle .Lk Hills, $,S00. Bruce A. UlIman I WI Shearon to UNITED STATES DISTRICT 1. ALAN KING BIXEY —A.1 numbered 7$•2203.CA.09.D, in the County Courthouse, Sanford, Clinton J. Andiron Iwf Jean M. to COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF AGRICULTURE Arstoun Harou I. WI Norma, Re R.1AA Circuit Court of Seminole County, Florida, for Consumer Water Radames Rivera 1 WI Lucy E., Lot FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION SINGLE FAMILY TO DWELLING rlcorded, 6,000. Florida, I will sell the property Treatment 2. Melody Acres. $36000. Marie C. Feihan to FrederIck G. NO. 79.116 OrI.çlv.ft UNITED Facilities Im. DISTRICT —PZ(66.79)-21. The situate In Seminole County, Wedeilwf BerneitaL.,LotI, BIkA, (QCD) Daniel Ferpes 8 WI STATESOF AMERICA, PlaIntiff,— East'zoItheSW'koftheSE'i, Florida provements. (Less descrIbed as: Eliabeth to Harold M. PoWers 8 V. SIDNEY 0. SHEALY and MRS. Pardls pnt h s.c, The project consists of the cx'i, OIl and Mineral Rights) and W'.4 Parcel Ni. 1—West 2.¼ chains of panslon to the existing water WI Rebecca A., Lot 22, less W 60S.2 R. L. Lingo & Sparks L. Ridenour SIDNEY 0. SHEALY, hiS wIfe, If of SEll, (Less roads and beginning East 11 ChaIns of Southeast 1/ o treatment plant by "Contract A" ft 1. less S 21$ ft Of E 613.64 ft I. Lot married, Defendant(s). to Kinsley Contr., Lots 13 & 11, Shed ORDER SW corner of 5E¼ run E $33.71 ft., Southwest 'k (less North 0 t) 26, lass W 61211 of Longwood Hills, FOR SERVICE BY PUBLICATION Grove Un L, $16,200. which Is the Installation of a new 45ff., Eat 70 It.. North NOrth lOft. Section 2, TownshIp 20 south, Range 1000 OPM well, pump, and piping $100. (QCD) Dorothy A. Christlanun On motIon and affidavit o West 70 ft., West 10 ft., SO. 29 East; plaintIff In the abov.entltled cause west $12.17 It, South to Si, (sgl) to Lyle C. Christianson, Big and "Contract B" which is an ad. (QCW Augustus Brown Jr. to Parcel N.. 2—West 1.17 chaIns of ditlonal 500 GPM high service pump, 493.24 ft E of NW corner of SW'.4 o by Elizabeth A. Jenkins, Its containing SI acres more or less; Melva Jean Brown, Lot 30 Elk 3, East 15.17 chaIns of South 11 chaIns valving, piping, and other related NE¼ of Sec 13, $100. istant United States Attorney, in and the East ot the NW¼ of SE¼ Southwest ¼ (less North 44 feet). work. Sarah Rossetter Maurer & Lincoln Hts., $100, an action against the defendant(s), less road, Section 23, TownshIp 21 Cader 0. Hart I. WI .Janle M. SectIon 2, Township 20 South, Harrlette R. Hicks to Charles M. SIdney 0. Shealy and Mrs. Sidney 0. South, Range 30 East, eu the Bidders must comply with the Robert T. Whltehouse & WI Range 29 East: Cameron wf Marion 0, President's Executive Orders No. Shealy, his wife, If married, and to portion below the i contour. Charlotte M., E 20,.2 SW¼ SI Lot 3, BIk 3 Tier 3, Sanford, NWI4of Parcel Ne. 4— South ½ of South. 11246 and No. 11373 whIch prohibit enforce a lien upon real property Further described as the south side Sec i-20.32,Sacres,530,000. situateinthlsDlstrictanddescr$bed of Red Bug Road, across from Rid west ¼ of Southwest 'A and Nor. discrImInatIon In employment Olin-American Homes to tiMrtin thwest 'A of Southwest A of South- regardIng race, creed, color, sex, or Frederick N. Rossetter es follows: Lot 11, OF THE Bug Elementary. (DISTRICT NO. & Nancy Santeramo I wf Margaret J., Lot 9, N. Norman & A. 0. Rossetter Jr., COLONNADES, 2nd SectIon, ac west ¼ of Section 2 Township 20 national origin: Title VI of the Civil 1) Bk E, SterlIng Park Un 3, 534633. Charles M. Cameron & WI Marion d to the Plot thereof as as Rights Act of 1961; the Davis-Bacon South, Range 2' East. 2. BEL-AIRE HOMES, INC A-i Erma Tragdon to Donald L recorded in Plat Book is, page 14, AGRICULTURE D..S½ofLotl&Lo13,ElkS,TIer3, Parcel Ne. 6'— South ½ of Nor. Act; the AntI.Kickback Act; the TO R.1* Boughan, Lot 12, BIkB,Lk Brantley Public Sanf,, Records of Seminole County, SINGLE FAMILY DWELLING theist¼afldNOrthwest¼of Section Contract Work Hours and Safety Isles 2nd Add, $73,144. (QCD) Richard N. Bagley Township 20 South, Range 79 StandardsAc$;andtheDepartm.nt Florida.Sub$ect,howeyer,totaxes, DISTRICT. PZ(6479)-27. The Harry S. Hudson Jr. (sql), Barbara J. Bagley, Lot 61. Katherine L. McRory, f.ka East, of Labor Safety and Health If any oue, for the year i97. and It NW'/ of the NW'A of Section Trallwood Eat, Sec I, $100. pearing to the Court that the TownshIp 21 South, Range 7 East, Parcel No. 7— East ½ of p., Regulations under the Occupational KatherineM. Hudson (sql) to EmlIe Michel K. Mlkkola I WI Gloria I. delendant(s), Sidney 0. Shealy and less righl.of.way for Balmy Beach theist ¼ and Southwest 'A , Nor. Safety and Health Act of 1970: and 0. Douther I Estelle M., Lot 32, to Robert A. Newell I wf Gertrude, Clean Air and Water Acts. Mrs. Sidney 0. Shealy, his wife, If theist 'A East of Wekiva River, Drive. Cons,sting of 10 acres more Woodcrest Un , $30, Lot 6N Weliiva Hunt Club, Fox Hunt Sets of contract documents may SeCtion 4, TownshIp 20 South, Range Donald L. Wilson & wI Mary .1. to married, are not Inhabitants of nor or less. Further described as In ft Sec 3,570,000. be obtained as the office of the foundwlthintheltateofFloq$deand general locatIon of Balmy BeaCh 29 East; RlthardJ.Gudeokauflwfjeanette have not voluntarily appeared Drive, South of SR 436, James C. Gamble I Parcel N.. I— West ½ of Nor. Consulting Engineer, Post, Buckley, West side, Eydie J to A., Lot S (less S 3040 fI) Lot 7 1 6 philip w. Burns Jr., WI and that personal Betty K.. Lot SeCtIOII Schuh and Jernigan. Inc., Suite 101, thwest 'A t.st 'A service (DISTRICT NO. 3) (less N 73.9615) Elk C, Brantley Hall icon them Is not practical bcausa 30 Weklva HIlls, Sec 7,573900. Township 3. MARTY CHIRA MIA VERY 34. 19 South, Range 29 311 Maguire Boulevard, Orlando, Eat., $72,533. Florida, 32103. Payment of Thirty Lawrence Bennar I WI Judith to theirresldenceandet,.reaboutsar. lIGHT INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT Ent; Raymond A. Johnson IWO Ellen M.. NOf'm. Dollars ($30.00) will be required for .1. R. Hattaway, M. M. Hattaway unknown, It is ORDERED that TO C3 GENERAL COMMERCIAL Parcel N.. ½ Lot 3, Ilk A, Sec. I, Sweetwater & Jon W. Zabei, tr's to dMv0.Shea1yaMMrs.5id,eyo. AND WHOLESALE DISTRICT. west¼00S.ulheast!4sofS.ctlge3l, each set: no refunds will be made. Each bid must be accompanied Qiks, $93,000. Strluatti (married) I Pasquale Shialy, his wife, if married, appear P2(3279)—n. That part of Lot 49, TOwnship 19 South, Range 29 East: or plead to the complaint herein by either by a cashier's check upon an Foxwood 0ev to John Lenko (sql), SIruotti, (marrIed), Lot 19, Elk H, N ing Hammock, PB 2, Pgs. 2 Parcel No. II— Lois I through S. the 4HI day of August, i97, add In through 5, 'r roted bankor trust company 3.01 63, Foxwood Phase I, $13,000. OrI Ranches, Sic 2A, lying NWly Of the R.W of 10 through iS, it through 77 2. or a Bid Bond with corporate surety James B. Adams I wi Beverly W. Edgar A. Ray Jr. & WI Laua S. to default thereof the Court will SR. 417, LESS that part lyIng withIn 3), and East ½ Of Lot 33. Of GARDA satisfactory to Seminole County, for 3o Hahn L. Lenzen 1. WI Alexander, LuIs F. Spitz *0 Sonia C., Fe., Lot Iwoce.d to the hearing add Od. the followIng described parcel; PARK. according to plot thereof not Ielsthan IIvepercent (3 percent) udication of this suit as II SIdney 0. BegInning 1236.55 ft. West of the SE .ot 6, PIne Crest Hgts, Rep., $40,000. 37, Indian Hills, Un 6, recorded In PIat Book 3, page of the amount of the bid. The County : Joseph F. Bradway Jr. Tr. to Thomas D. Hill I WI Brenda .1. to Shealy and Mrs. Sidney 0. Slisaly, corner of Lot 0. run North 37 the office Of the Clerk of Circuit will accept only such surety corn. .srbara B. Farrow, Un IA & 4.SR, John K. CasWreII III & WI Nancy, Lot his wife, If married, had bean served degrees 27'E., 200 ft.; thence run N. Court of SemInole County, Floçida: pany or companies as are ausaIllo, $60,000. With process in the State Of Florida. 52 degrees 33' W., )50.tS It, thence 13, Elk 36, WuthersfieId Second Parcel Ni. 12— Entire Block authorized to write bonds of such c-: Erika E. Srun to otto W. Souder £l, suo but only to th, extent provided for by West 79.2 if., thence South 173.14 ft., marked "Orange Grove", and Lois) character and amount under the I WI Dolores 0., Un 163, U Moronda Homes to James A. Section 1635, Title 21, United !fat thence SEly on a curve 117.2$ if., through $, Ii, 14 through 39 10. laws of the State of FlorIda and only 3'IIias Condo., 1.49,000. fIance 1*1 Ritha J., Lot 13, Ilk K, Code; it Is fyrthef ORDERED that thence East 1.1$ ft. to beginning. II, 44 thrOugh 47, II, 51 through ii, those companies on the U.S. Same as above, Carport Un 0.23, Foxmoor Un 2, 141,100. any unknown heir(s), devlsee(s), containing 2.7$ acres more or loss. 13,45,66,47,49, 70, 71, 72. 73, 74, 76 Treasury Department Approved 3!1oo. grantee(s), creditor(s) or other Described further as in the general through SI, IS through 96,91 through List. .:: Edward H. Parker & Richard H. Rudolph Blasnak to Rudolph unknown parties claiming Interest area of No. 437 and BIg Tree Road. 1's, i4 107 through Ill of GARDA UpOn award. successlul bidder Conley D. Davenport I WI Glasnak ½ interest & Joseph by, thrcugh, ur.de. Or agaInst me section 29, TownshIp 20, Range 30. PARK HOME SITES, * according to wlllberequjredtofurnlsh Payment har$.ne,b.gat$WcornefOf$E'A afoesaid parson(S), Sidney El. (DISTRICT NO.2) ½interist,Lots?,3,4& II piatthlrsofr,cirdedlnPlatlookl, andPerformancelonds,eachlnthe I SE¼ of SIC 22 $100. Thlspuollche.rinswlllbeonJulv peg, lOin said Clerk's offIce; BIkB,Loli,BlkD,SiovakVlll,$100. Shealy and Mrs. Sidney 0. SMaly, arnountlo0percsnlofthetosalbili R. KlienlowenJr.&wfAnneJ.to his wife, if married, and any 17. 1979 at 7:00 P.M. or as seen atpublicsali,tothehlghestandbes* amount and proof of (QCD) Virginia T. Ammiker to insurance. P. Master & *1 Charlotte, Lot Jof.i H. M0iIl, beg at pot 337.3115 unknown parties, shall be served by thereafter as possible in Room 2 of bidder for cash, at the West front The County reserves the right to Ilk F, Sweetwater Oaks Sec 7, 01 NW corner of Efo of NE¼ publication, ills further ORDERED the CourThouse, Sanford, Florida. door of the Seminole County relict any or all bids, with or 96.333. that notice of this Order be Those in attendance will be h'srd Courthouse, Sanford, Florida, at 55¼ of Sec 32, $100. without cause, to waive sam's, tot The SprIng$to published by the United States and written comments may be flied 1):000'ciockonffie7llhi dayol July, tochnlcalities; or to the bid Elk A, lisa NE 1675ff WhisperIng Marshal in a newspaper of general $p,emaker Comtr., with he Land Development $tiv which In its Iudgement best Ini$ Sec I., TM Springs, $11,110. Hisism I WI $M £ Ilk B, circulation In Seminole County, Manager. Hearings may be coot. (SEAL) the Interest Of the County. Ct of RIchard 0. Lippilt IWO Helen J. Idyllwilde Of Loch Arbor, Sec 6, Florida, once a week for six (6) tlnusd from tIme to time as found Afltsr H. Seckwlth, Jr. 5JbmfffalOfffiIs bid Is considered an io Leighton UpperS, (sql) I James consecutive weeks, commencing on necessary. Further delalls available Clerk of Ci,uIt Court operational cost of the bidder and pob.rSs (married) Lot 14. FOreSt Wednesday, June 6,1979. DONE and by calling 323.4330, ExtensIon No. Iv: June I. Curtis shall not be passed on toor be borne $llHls. $100. _________________ ORDEREDatOriando Florida, thIs 307. Deputy Clet - - " ', '' takina S LEGAL ii • 339f 3391 la....... cvsk \ -_- building lots Zoned for triplex duplex. *5500 3. ssoou. V -- , THURS July 12, 7 PM Used furn 2 single bedS. 8 dressers, lots of used furn. & Misc. items. 68 Cadillac PS P13. PW Runc good, $400 Call 311 0040 Mor lhru n. is jj.yij,v KELLOGGS AUCTION ' We buy wrecked cars L • _ 3223481 71 Dodge Dart SPin? 6 PS ,u?o Looks good, runs great 3fl 0 A90 77—Junk Car's RemoVed BUY JUNK CAPS FromSiOtolSO Call 37? 1624 37'. 1450 :ot spreader, tow chain. 4 inch crescent set, boll cutter, pipe threader, sledge hammer, brace. Tool box. 50 other items $4 or less. Phone 372 2968. 2kff - 80—Autos for Sale . Basic Cleaning Service Complete homecleaning 3227984 ., acre near Wekiva zoned mobile home or home, w e septic already there. Dee right to river also Good ten Owner hold, unty 4 2, needs repair, Own oIding. 524,900. -_ I _____ — 7JtorcyCIes ________________ .. -.------. . iplex w extra lot. $29,900. BATEMAN REALT' Req. Real Estate Broker Sanford Ave. 3211 Aft. Hrs. 327 7643, 327 4869 Apts. for Senior Citizens. Dos, town, very clean & roomy. 5 Jimmie Cowan, 318 Palmet - -- BR 1.5 b cony. location. E: Itarter home. William Mal rowskl, REALTOR 3227953. 1971 ror ' W. Garnett White BR,)', B. carport,dbl lot, fenc bk. CH, behind Kmart, For. City. *35.000 VA or FHA A Req. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC room furnished duplex. 24th 5 IA7W - carpet. $149. 323 8019. ... ..,, . Award winning "Energy E ficient" studios, private en trance. built.in bookcases, atti storage, heat, air 3. 12 buitt.i power savers to reduce electri costs. Ground floor, 3301 Sanfor Ave. 323 3301. YOUNG JOMAN for publishing plant of national correspondence school located in Sanford. Part time to start. Full time after on the lob training. Piece work rates based On $3.00 dli hour minimum. Experience riot necessary. Should have high school education with good grades in English ar,d basic - BR'S, 2 baths, spacious eat kitchen with family roo, 1g. lOT, nice Trees. a: seperale formal DR. lar mo. Lovered palio. C.H&A & a n roof. Owner transferring 8. sa reduce price to $61,000. FORREST GREEN INC. REALTORS aborn REAL-P $304633 or 339.4711 eves. arithmetic. Typing helpful. $ WE LDE RS S NONSMOKER ONLY' Primary requirements are congenial disposition, fast learner. willingness to learn new skills and respect for law and order. Give education, month, day, PARTIAL LISTING 912 French Ave. (corner 10th I French) REALTOR 322 I000MLS SANFORD AREA—Newly I modeled 3 BR home. Large d ing, LR, FR with fireplai IIôIll*.. ELTONA - Swimming pool wi diving board, 7 full baths, DR. - large BR5 highlight th year of birth, marital status, 323.5176 address, phone. Interviews by appointment only. Write Em ployment Department. Power Promotions, Box 1914, Sanford, Florida 32771. - SECRETARY RECEPTIONIST manage busy Sanford R'aI Estate Office. Phone handling, COMPLETELY RESTORED STORY. 3 BEDROOM, 2 BAT HUGE FAMILY ROOM C ACRE & ORANGE GRO NEAR LAKE MONROE. $ MONTH. REFERENCES. SEIGLER REALTY, BROKEI 710640 321 O Pinebreeze Farms is now ac cepting applications for production workers on both day & night shifts. We offer corn petitive pay & full. company benefits. Please apply In person only at 3601 5. Sanford Ave.. Sanford, Fla. EOE. typing, dealing with people required. Wed, afternoon & Sat. afternoon off. Call 6714681. LET'S BE HONEST if you weren't looking for a new career you wouldn't be reading this ad. and if we weren't looking for someone to do a lob this ad wouldn't behere. If you want the opportunity to earn Three to Five Hundred dollars a week, tEMPER AGENC INT CONDITION. 3 BR, no REALTOR .5114991 IJLIIPLE LISTING SERVICE Eves $67 3455 377 1959 :arpet throughout, choice so led neighborhood near sho ,ing. $28,550. rour lot or our lot. V ;TENSTROI d. Ready to move into. Prico REALTY . nw 735 Homes. 4 pct. interest I qualified buyer. $30,000 t. fl 44,500. - TRACTIVE 3 BR 1 bath hon spacious LR, DR. scr. porc Irpet, FP I Morel Just 531,90 Reolt REALTOR, MLS MILYS DELIGHT 4 BR 2 bal ,me in Dreamwold wig. LR Pa, Fia Rm., FP, fenced p........ this 3 BR, 1'.' bath home yot best choice. Very conveniei Longwood location. $31,950. Ca Today! ATERS AHOY! See this iake your dreams come turo nt. mm. is 24'x56', w.indoo ater fall & fish pond. 3 or P's. swimming pool, all a luch More! BPP WARRAI ED. Only 546,7501 RKLING POOL! I BR 2 sth home in cxc. Mayfali very Imaginable Feature i lany Extras! Yours for $9l,5 snal leading loSt. Johns Rive, 123,000. CaIJ Bart car needed! This 2 BR, 1 I REAL ESTATE ITASTIC Immaculate 2 BR ith home in CC. Manor wei I kit., Fla. Pm., porch, con etelyfencedwfurn.neg.l BP ARRANTED A Buy Ic me is cony, located nea iopping, churches I school, ii c. cond I priced right a t1,500, ath, C HIA, carpet, choic chool area. $52,500. - cc, air cono. On Park AVE. n children, no pets. 3227636. ECIAL 3 BR, 1', bath, come ,f fenced. $26,500. , railer Ihouse in Osteen, $170 m or for sale $7,000. 306 Palmet' after 5 p.m. AL COLBERT REALTY 34—thIe Homes INC. REALTOR 3237*32 ve. 322.I1I2.372l5I7, 3127172 60' 2 BR House Trailer For Sale REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES 349.557. 3,5001 42—Mobile Homes 'ER 4 BR 2 bath home in Ra srkl C HIA, ww carpet, cot r. porch, overlooks lakel BP ARRANTED Just 149,5001 listing 4 yrs. young. 3 BR C HIA, nice cor. lot. Will gc '.or FHA, $35,500. N SANFORD'S SALE DERI WE LIST I SELl E HOMES THAN ANYONE I THE ONE THAT'S NO.) _______________________________ Appliances inford's Safes Leader E OFFER THE MOS1 5 like pennies from heaven who you sell "Don't Needs" with I you should be earning more oney? Then come talk to us, e have the best tialnIng 'ogram In Cent. I-i. Let us 'ove we can show you how to crease yoUr earnings. Need 2 sociatn nowl For confidential terview call John Morrison, want ad. 38--Wanted to Rent wit to rent or share home fo laughter, her infant nea '.dll Anal I GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 103 Orlando Dr. 333.5 VA & FHA Financing Mobile home l?'x60'. 2 BR. furn., mint cond. 372 385) re4DflmcFr I MJfi 322-2420 Itiple Listing Service 2565 5LTORS9 PARK C - Western Auto 30) W Automotive Service; brakes, tail pipe, etc. tat st. lune up, 1 '.. Lawn Maintenance ____________________________ Certified Lawn & Landscap,, FREE ESTIMATES Mowing 323 8719 Alter beauty CarE - - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON _______________________ - formerly Harriett's Beauty Noo.4 519 C. 1st SI., 322 5142 Cem,TgC'TIIe i-ILL D,RT I fOP SOIL CA YELLOW SAND MEINTZER TILE Call Dick Lacy 373 7580 New or repair, leaky Showers our specialty 25 yr's. Exp. 869 ISo, -. __________________ - 65—Pets-Supplies ___________________________ - _____ '. Springer Spaniel pups.$IS. 3230039. AlteratIons, DreumakIn Drapes, Upholstery 322 0701 nily emergency must move, ted good home for beautiful VCUVVb. Lawn Service _______________________________ Jay's Service Comp. lawn care, landscaping Lic. & ins. 831 0070 Free Eat.' General Landscaping. Ros.,' specialists, top soil 3. fill dirt, sod laying & free trimming 323 2948. -. Dressmaking __________________________________ . . its & kittens, 331.1883. apartment bldga. & shoppin :ent.rs. All sizes. .-_— Greotng & Boang . officecleaning Custom Office Cleaning, commer cial. new const. LIc., bonded ins. Quality secvce everylime Ph. 32) 054) or 668.5981 4. 68—Wanted to Buy I lots Zoned for duplexes I Painting ANIMAL HAVEN spartments. Dog & C.t boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kenneli, screened outside runs, also air cond. Cash 3224132 r investors are ready to buy. ckett Investment Corp., Realto 'ry's Mart, 2)5 Sanford Ave. iuy & Sell, the finest in used :rniture,Refnlg.,Stoves,toolj: 7-A--t1gages Bought cages. 3fl.5752. BUY USED FURNITURE I IPPLIANCE5. Sanford Fur Sold '.VW. INSULATION—Balling, blowing. I lose. Lowest prices. Call 321 0839 or 904 734 6701 collect. VATE COIN COLLECTION, 1 a dealer, paying top dollar old gold I silver coins, U. S. Foreign. Also buying scrap id I sterling, old watches. 'anklln mint lets, etc. $4 gold ices $1,000 up. Pre.1933 silver liars keydates $500 up. Too £a I YCAI% ww. -'I nEewy ,u Un. Sl23. 3234416 .....te.._ t_I...__ I.'.. •_ ________________ inch Off Ice 323.222 Custom built iron work CUSTOMCABINETS 323 Od29atter 5:30 Free Est. Windowguards,gatesetc Martin's 323 1811.339 1693 To List You Business,., r'1322_2611_Or 831-9993 RIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid sed, any condition 6441176 -. PAINTING, CARPENTR'V ___________________________ my others to list, WILL PICK Call (303) 661-6737 anytime. muty Salon Chairs—used but od cond. $20 each. Sanford r a REMODELING IREPAIR S.G.BALINT.e.ASSOC. 3275665 ______- ILSONMAIER FURNITURE Interior Exterior Plastering Licensed 8. Bonded CUSTOM HOME BUILT 31 anitime. 3225191 Plastering Call 322 7780 stcards, dishes, etc. For cash Ill the BOOKWORM, (305) 641 Sanford Ave. WOULDN'T BE ANY!! RACO Foam, fiberglas 8. CeIlu )KS WANTED old I new. ARMY NAVY SUPLUS _____________________________ JUST THINK, IF CLASSlFlE Home Improvements ln't throw or give away your I books. Also buying otd Picture Perfect Ext Paiotinxi Free Eat. L'c 10 pcI. disc to Sr Cit. 339 6066. 668 8335 ADS DIDN'T WORK, THER ited Appliances repairable nd Washers, refrigerators, r. Kellogga AuctIon. 323 7050. LI ttg. Broker. $25 No. I vymore Rd., Altamonte, S62 7413 flIl -.,ericen Sod 134,a200a. ffiHIA 500134 (lOOsq.ft.1 Free Del. on 0000 sri. ft. or more .. Automotive Service wnmower sales & service. We cli the best 8. servIce Inc rest. Western Auto W tat SI. 377 4403 - ____& . . ANYTIME Real Estate Agency REALTORS . ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy 1792 Sinford. • 'f4'I sing your home I credit? I wi catch up back payments & bt equity 37702)6 IrWuL!P — ,.j -' ' 45-A--Out of State Property 4UUU AlanAppliances ReDlg ttbn AC RepaIr Llcensed.333.0039 . 55—Boats & Accessories - 43—Lots-Acreage - LaWn-Garden rage Sale -nl&.Sat July 131 14. Furniture, plants I MIsc. 1:30 ,.m. both days. 531 E idgewood St., Altanionte iprings. L ESTATE ASSOCIATES- REALTY WORLD. I Man, quality operation 8 yrs exp Pat,js, Driveways etc Wayne Beal, 327 1321 Central Heat 8. Air Cond. Free Eat. Call Carl Harris at SEARS. Sanford 327 1771 Home Video TV. recorder— year old, must sacrifice, $500 377.1893 itureSalvage.327*721. e the country? Lovely ceda iingled. 3 BR, I b home on 2" cres, lots of trees, abov round pool, even a riding law iower 11g. sc porch for your tlax In on these hot summe sys. $33,500. I ______________________________ Home' !mprovemnts' 53—TV- Radio-Stereo I .,,a 47—Real Estate_Wantec Hall I I ki I T Air Conditioning - OVER 125 SALES THRU MAY 1979 Fni,.rnrIta. me - . EALTOR MI 173 6061 or eves. 373 0517 -- . -- 3.5774 Day or Nig Tony Coppola Assoc. $30033 :. gas ranges below vholesale— left over from going lot of business Sale -] double iven & 8 single oven Prices tart at 17)2.25. Sanford Fur titure Salvage, 1797 So of anford. 3728771. 62—Lawn.Garden tayfair section. This spacioi iome has over 1900 sq It. i iving area wIg. well Iandscapi Inc. Nice neighborhood. 5300 m - M. Unsworlh Realty iarter acre lots heavily woode near DeBarv 52.000 each 55 CEPTIONAL new 3 BR, 2 ust listed in the beautifi cirold 7 Iii III] I TI .,g, JOy, - sh for your lot! Will ,build o Br 2 bath home in Sanford. C.Ai n. ruit trees. Alumn, Storage she 122,500. TRACTIVE 4 BR, 2 B ranc tyle home, large rms, lenco ide yd, near schools I Shoppini Low Down Payment uluota 2 BR. 1g. Fl. rm. fenco yd. $200 mo., I mo. securit Avail. Aug. 8, 3655733. .__ yourself short. We have 2$ yei of experience I knowledge & active demand ton homes I. Ia, Call us today! EAT WINIER' HOME FC RETIREES. 2 BR, fenced, mai Owner.Assoc. 736.0383. Hwy 92. I mile west of Speedway.; Daytona Beach. will hold a, public AUTO AUCTION ever' Tuesday at 7.30 It's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price Call 904 255 8311 fOr further details Parts, MOONEY APPLIANCES FHA.VA,FHA 7353.745 'iNDUSTRIAL 75 ACRE SI near PR siding, close to I 1.5500 per acre. it only $47,000. Hurry! A. F HA-235-Con. Home BR 1'., bath—Washington Oal Area. $250 1st 3. last. Rent Wi option to buy. owner will can 2nd. 372.4109, Wanted: Mature lady to live in, prepare meals and care for Invalid lady in Sanford residence for salary, room and board. A BUDGET PRICE TAG a this nice 3 BR, I bath home king size lot Near shopping I country atmosphere it *26.500 LL FLORIDA REALT )F SANFORD REALTO beautilul home. Also big Fl Rm., garage. C HIA, *37.700. -.-........... ' IREADY TO SELL? Don't a 3 i-,', REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATES NEEDED scres. 400' Hwy frontag 159.900. ?—HousesUnfurnishe . Need more room? This 4 BR bath split level could be it what you need. Unique tloor p1 for those who like individualil ee it today. *14.500 254.4 S. French Ave. in person Lakeview Nursing Center 919 E. 2nd St. 1 ': accept , serves ' me Springsfo Enslow HomeS 'e' NE 2.75 ft of Lot & Ilk Am 35th day Of May, 1979 JOHN & REED, JR. FLORIDA jWhispiring Pines, Sec 1, The SOirdotCounty CommIssioners UNITED STATES DISTRICT Ings, $11,300. . JUDGE 4, (except NE i2l75 It) I NE 4.71ff of Lot 3,111,500. xj Greenwood Lks to Files ,2. Same as above Lot Comm., Seminole County, Florida By: Robert French, Chairman Publish; June 5, 13,30,37, July 4, Ii, 11AR1VE ALIVE 197, Stduh1Mt STATI DIK-1 & MDOOIId Courthouse, Room 4)7 DELID ___ - - .. S .. . _____ - ....... - ---.-... - - -. - -. .- . ........ .- ... .'. :. . -. .'.w., I-' ',; .. ..*, ...— p.—' "'r ' . '—.'— 4__. b" ' .-.'-.. ,-..-. b' '..". '.. -. .- -'- . - -. I . ,. . 1 - - 19,9O dl - . . - - .- S. Myrtle Ave., Sanford Sanford 321.04Oor 321-0702 I ' , w..-,'. ,- 24 2 Bedroom block horn, with carpet. Nicely lanc scaped. Neids TILC. 42,9OO Flexible Terms - .- -'-'- ...-.-, - --. . - ..-- 3 UnIts. 2 2-Bedrooms 1 1-Bedroom, 2 Carports Oversized lot loaded wills fruit and shad. trees. 22,OOO -. ', 'b" i - . 4 - 1 Bedroom plus 20'x20' Out building.CoUld be ifriciency apartment. Sanford, Fl. 33771 333-1330, Ext. 795 Publish: July 11, 1919 Attest: Arthur H. Beckwith, Jr. Orlan. p15. 3350) Publish July 11, 1979' Publish July ii, Ii. 1979 .-_', e "- . Seminole County 101 E. Central Dlvd - - ,..' Purchasing Agent DELIS -.4- 4'. ., - by the County. o.i. McEwan, IQ. Sanders. Mcwan, MInis _ __________________________________________________________ . . power $495" DAYTONA AUTO AUCTIOP 1976 MT 175, 5,177 miles. Fair condition, $250 as is 323 9136. after 5 p.m. - - .'.'., Service Used Machines. e have (4) 7' acre tracts br agri. Owner holding with gc terms eIy 2 BR. 1 ba. w pan FR iice cor lot. Close to Fl :arnpus & will VA. A bargain inly 531,200. APARTMENTS LPN. Ffjll time & part time. Apply - .ENMORE WASHER AM I . —._________ Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY in 3866 or 323 7710 52—Appliances 41—Houses__- 41—Houses - __-- i, recently painted, 578,5 Refinar.ce u, ,sst'me. 32362 SANFORD COURT send resume to Poppa Jay's, . . .-. r,,....,. .... and New Interapring tledding' 7 'ice. Sanford Furniture Sal. ge, 17.92 S. of Sanford 3 $721 "Bull can't be pregnant. He's a Capricorn and I'm a Libra!" that may be just what you looking for. So call us. -----------' - - - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS '69 to '75 models Call 339 9100 or 834 4605 (Dealer' '77 YAMAHA 50 -. 51—Household Goods .000 buys you this 96x170 lot Paola. Ideal for your new hor fehave (7) 5 acre tracts in Osti Ave. Ising storage buildinp sales lot n 1792 adjacent tc tmerican ufo Sales. Open 15 P.M. Mon ni., Save at discounted prices Nilli Storage Buildings. ..... Looking for garden equipment' Read todays classitied ads for,.' qoot buys Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks 8. heavy equipment. 327 5990 Trundlebedlikenew& dinette set& 2 chairs. 1911 Chase Ave., 323 0819 Olnt & body shop all equipt. plu BR apt on 2 lots in excell location for business. Call more details 579,900 - 1969 Chevrolet truck with IA tt body, runs strong, lift tail gate 1.3750 Sanford Auction 1715 s:'! French Ave 323 7340 S Sanford Aye across from Pinebreeze egg farm BR, 213. w w carpet, FP, gara 52 2,000. iuilding lots, high wooded county maintained rd. Gi terms. Owner holding - PUBLIC AUCTION 1.' £ _'_ ..,n, imediate occupancy. New 3 1 I B. block home, refg. & ran Nalking distance to hospit joctor. nursing home & doi own. 527.500, w excellent terr Johnny Walker Inc. 327 6457 1227111 aft 5. 31—Apartments Furnishi 2501 French Ave., Sanford, Fl. 32771. S MACHINISTS ..ah... - .Altamonteor 1 BR— $189 up. Pool. Adults onl on Lake Ada. Just So. of Airpc Blvd. On 1792 in Sanford. Ci 323 8670 Mariner's Village. Poppa Jay's is looking for aggressive fast food management trainees who want to grow with company. Ex per ience 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 SECRETARY S. $ EXECUTIVE SECRETARY S $GAL FRIDAYS $ TRIAL CLERKS S FINANCIAL ANALYST S $ ASSEMBLY MECHANICS S $ LA BORE RS $ $ CASHIERS S $ SHORT ORDER COOKS S NURSE AIDES S TRUSS BUILDERS S INSURANCE WRITER $ DUCT MECHANICS S •AS4SAIti JWU VJ "I) are i REALIO Billing clerk some bookkeepi, experience, must typ Telephone experience. Apply MANAGEMENT TRAINEES EM PLO V MENT .JI ,nai t,,,lh tin flVF)l Sheet metal workers & cabin makers. Apply in person. Sti Line Enterprises Inc. Bldg. 2' Sanford Airport, Sanford. LPN lull time. Exp. w Florida license. 8 4 & 412. 322 8566. San lord Nursing & Cony. Center AAA - ''U3V IIII5) )i Bldg. Lake Mary 3237910. . - flVflJ. ______ Dmmerc,al vacuum sweeper, radial tires, aquarium. ap pliances, lurn & many other items 2621 S. Sanford Ave. 377 1491 es Fni9 13.55 Sat. 10 S Dyer an .lcre, fenced, fruit tr cleared, country rd., good horses, 000il terms. *4000. 3U JOOIUFU 'Cfl Grey & Black striped couch & For Estate Commerical & Pesi matching chair, good condition. dental Auctions & Aporaisals 5125 173 1981 Call Belt's Auction, 373 5620 2 spI't plan, dbl lot FHA *31.500 8. C'onv. Home 950 Mellonvi Experienced motor grader operator part time, Apply City of rOu'VE TRIED THE REST NOW TRY THE BEST o, ,'' 'I''.. 300 N. French Ave. Sanford, Florida 18—Help Wanted - m 79—Trucks-Trailers ,.,tnrn,tic 3fl.8817 Creative Expressions UflIlo Call Aunn lnrras.a DIRECTOR ( :HRIsTMAs IN JULY *55,000. a. A EVENING HERALD jf he arrived in , ..u..uIU.., ). 0—MJsceIIaneous for Sale # AVON FIGHT INFLATION ADVERTISING 11—Instructions - - Mother's earn extra money I demonstrating our TOYS GIFTS. No cash investment, I collecting or delivery. No se vicechg. No exp. necessary. c Friendly Toy Parties now 32 5456 also booking parties. flJJ}fly W by Gill Fo credit' We have helped other find FAST CASH buyers to their equity We can help - (beside WTRR Radio Station) Worm Free 322.4195 SIDE GLANCES 41—Houses Part time clerk stock pers needed. Chance for a vancement. Pay Less Shoes, I 5831. RON BECK, PEAS U.PICK - to their new homes In France since last Things to Eat ___ - An aggressive salesperson is needed for sales and service of established and new advertisers. A great future for a self-start. er. Previous sales experience needed. Salary plus commission with full company benefits. Apply in person to: 6—Child Care population in Eking Bracelet Found U ADVERTISING SALES - Malaysian soldiers gang-raped of English -. I. B B For a career in Real Estate call Realty World, The Real Estate Agency June Porziq 373.5324 Red & Tan Doberman. "DEMON." Stolen from Seminole Cty. Animal Shelter on June 22. No questions asked call 425.5035. with Legal Notice I . I _ 18—Help Wanted $100 REWARD for the recovery of an 8 mo. old _______________________ sueh I 3 Lines Minimum S—Lost & Found will from a diminutive . ________________ Refugees' Charges Investigated refugees on U SundQu - Noon FridQy prior to the date of the public Red Bug Road, will be bid as an hearing. In addition, this Notice alternate. All projects will be shall be posted In the area for connected to existing systems. consideration at least fifteen (15) Bidders must comply with the days prior to the date of the Public Prssldent's Executive Orders No. Hearing. 11246 and No. 11375 which prohibit DATED: July 5, 1979 CITY OF LAKE MARY, be uniformed men who raped her. United Press International and proven to be so, Butonthesameday,a flotilla discrimination in employment FLORIDA regarding race, creed, color, sex, or Confronted by a women who beoughtto book under ourpenal "They were very cruel. They of eight Small boats 1,549 nationalorigin; Title Vi of the Civil By: Connie Major he board reached Rights Act of 1964; the Davis.Bacon CITY CLERK Ghazall had dismissed the Home Affairs Minister Ghazali The refugees were picked up Hong Kong, the only port In Act; The Anti-Kickback Act; the Publish July U, II, 25, Aug. 1, 1979 Work Hours and Safety DEL-Si Shafie ordered an immediate rape charges until Lam Ho by the French hospital ship lie Southeast Asia where all "boat Contract Standards Act; and the Department investigation Into charges that Ellen, a former Saigon teacher de Lumlere and taken to people" who survive their of Labor Safety and Health NOTICE OF and French, gave Singapore, from where they hazardous voyage are still Regulations under the Occupational Sefety and Health Act of 1970; and PUBLIC HEARING Vietnamese refugees before him details of the attack. were flown to Paris for reset- given immediate Clean Air and Water Acts. NOTICE Is hereby given that the She said she and at least 15 tlement. towing their boats out to sea. A government spokesman Sets of contract documents may Local Planning Agency of Seminole "I assure you I am now or- other women were raped by Ghazali said, however, that said the Vietnamese refugee be obtained at the office of the county, Florida, will hold a public Engineer, Post, Buckley, hearIng on July 26, 1979, at the hour dering an investigation im- Malaysian troops before being Malaysia will continue to tow the overcrowded Consulting Schuh and Jernlgan, Inc., SuIte 101, of 7:00 p.m., in the County Corn. mediately to establish the forced to board seven fishing Vietnamese boats out to sea colony stood at 64,523 by thiS 3191 Maguire Boulevard, Orlando, missioners' Room No. 203, Seminole facts," Ghazall said Tuesday boats wIth 500 other refugees unles, the United States and morning. Florida, 32103. Payment of Thirty County Courthouse, Sanford, Dollars ($30.00) will be required for Florida, in order to discuss and hear after hearing about the attack and cut adrift In the South other countries agree to set up each set; no refunds will be made. comments on additions and 25-year-old China Sea. refugee camps. Each bid must be accompanied revisions as Comprehensive Vietnamese school teacher. She told UPI she could He said he would Insist - either by a cashier's check upor an Amendments to the adopted incorporated bank or trust corn. Comprehensive Plan for Seminole "Those involved, If involved Identify all seven of the camps be set up at the InTHE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE f)i, or a Bid Bond with corporate County, Florida. In addition to the ternational conference on IN EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL dR. surety satisfactory to Seminole Mass Transit, Aviation-Ports, and refugees in Geneva July 2022. CUlT IN AND FOR SEMINOLE County, for not lessthan live percent Electric Utilities Elements a (5 percent) of th. amount of the bid. Library Element will also be con. Nearly 1,000 Indochinese re- COUNTY, FLoRIDA. The County will accept only Such sidered. While the entire Corn. CASE NO, 79.1204.CA.54.E fugees have been flown surety company or companies as prehensive Plan will be subject to IN RE: The Marriaje of GERALD ARTHUR KENNEDY, are authorized to write bonds of such review, primary focus will be on the character and amount under the Short Range Development Plan Kay century B.C. It was sold to Friday. The latest group of JR., LONDON (UP!) laws of the Stateof Florida, and only (principally the Detailed Future Creasey spotted gold glinting In Charles Edo, a London dealer. more than 800 mostly barefoot Petitioner, those companies on the U.S. Land Use Plan). This hearing is "I was collecting shells when and malnourished refugees and the sand as she combed a west Treasury Department Approved being held pursuant to the Paris late Tuesday to LOUANA GAY KENNEDY, list, England beach for shells on her I saw it half sticking out requirements of Local Government Upon award, successful bidder Comprehensive Planning Act of sand," Mrs. Creasey said. "it the welcome of Parts Mayor honeymoon last year. will be requrId to furnish Payment 1975, and Chapter 74.612, Laws of Respondent. The glinting gold turned out was below the tide mark and Jacques Chirac and other NOTICE OF ACTION and PertormanceBonds, each in the Florida. After the hearing the Local THE STATE OF FLORIDA TO: amount of 100percet of the total bId Planning Agency will submit a to be a 1,000'year"old Viking probably had been buried for politicians. report recommending additional "We are stunned and happy LOUANA GAY KENNEDY, whose amount and i7'o.f if insurance, which Tuesday some while." bracelet address Is unknown. The County 'reserves the right to elements and proposed revisions as to be here," one of the refugees and netted Mrs. Creasey, YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED reject any o all, bids, with or amendments to to the Corn. The Creaseys said they said. cause, to without her husband Steve, 27, $14,300 that an action for Dissolution of waIve prehenslve Plan of Seminole County Marriage has been filed against you technicalitIes; or to accept the bid including comments received when it was auctibned at planned use you are required to serve a copy wtilch in Its udgement best serves regarding the Plan and prospective the sale toward buying a home. shows the concern for men and and Sotheby's. of your wrItten defense, if any, to It the Interest of the County. Cost Of amendments to the Board of County "Or we'll have a second women who are suffering," on FRANKLIN C. WHIGHAM, submlttaiolthlsbldisconsideredan Commissioners of Seminole County, The bracelet, a 4-ounce, twisted-rope circle of gold, was honeymoon," Mrs. Creasey Chirac said. "There is nothing ESQ., Petitioner's Attorney, 'whose operationaL cost of the bidder and Florida, at its next regular meeting. address is Post Office Box 1330, shall not bepasidpn toor be borne The public is Invited to attend and be oliticaI in this gesture." dated by experts at 9th or 10th said. Flagship Bank of Sanford, Suite 22, by the County. heard concerning the proposed Purthaskg Agent Sanford, FlorIda 31771, on or before amendments to the Comprehensive July.??, 1979, and IllS the original Seminole COuntY Courthousa, Plan. Room 417 with the Clerk of this Court either BY ORDER OF THE LOCAL SahIdhi, Fl. 32771 before service on Petitioner's at. PLANNING AGENCY OF SEMI. torney or Immediately thereafter, 303.323.4330, Ext. 293 NOLE COUNTY FLORIDA. otherwise a default and ultimate Publish: July ii, 1979 Benjamin E. Price, Judgment will be entered agaInst DEL.49 Chairman you for the relief demanded in the Lot 3, BIk B of Greenwood Lakes Un Timothy C. Rothermel (sql) Casper R. Mathews, Herbert w,, Local Planning Agency Petition and your marriage to IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE Charies&JeafletteM.Sheffleld,$65 Thelma J.(sgl)toCharlesW.Storck 2.0,100. seminole county, Florida PetItioner will be dissolved. & wf Gene D., Lot 446, Wekiva Hunt Same as above, Lot 2$, Elk C, ltd N 231,1 ft of Lot 7, Sudv of Lot 2, EIGHTEENTH JUDICIAL CII' Publish: July 11, 10, 1979 CUlT, ltd AND FOR SEMINOLE WllNESSmyhandandthesealof $6,400. S.0 16.5100. Club, Fox Hunt Sec 3, $60,000, DEL.42 this r.ourt on June 22nd, AD., 1979. COUNTY, FLORIDA. Sibal Pnt Prop to George DavIs I RuueI T. Flynn & WI Linda D. to Albert G. Cichra Sr., I wf Roberta CASE NUMBER: 7$.2IOS.CA.Ot.D (SEAL) Dorothy Maldonado (sgl) Lot 6, Elk wI Alberta, Lot 24, Whisper Wood at I. to Joseph A. Martin 8 wI Jean. ARTHUR H. BECKWITH, JR. ROBERT L. HAGAN, L. P. HAGAN nefte N., Lot 26, Orlenta Gardens, A. Eastbrook Subdv, Un 13, $34,000. Sabal Pnt, Un 2, 519,900. and LENABELLE HAGAN JEN. Clerk of the Circuit Court Save as above, Lot 25, $20,500. Second Add, $47,500, Lola C. Sahr 8 hb Frank M. Sahr NINGS, BY: Cynthia Proctor Fl Rn Comm to Eugene Allen I to Roy A. Griffith 8 wf Frances L., J. Jay Shepherd I WI Rosa M. to LEGAL ADVERTISEMENT Publish: June 27, July 4, Ii, 1$, 1979 tot 2$, Elk K, CarrIage Hill Un No.3, wf Doris E., Lot 46, Windtree W. Un Adolph F. Chlodlnl I WI Carol, Lot 5, PlaintIffs, BOARD OF COUNTY COM. hurt me," she said. I. . DEADLINFS Noon The Dy Before PublicQtion : along Tuskawailla Road, north of said. .. . 8:00 A.M. - 5:30 P.M. Wednesday, July 11, 1979-98- RATES 1 time .............43C a lti 38c a line 3consecutivetimes 35c a hOe 7 consecutiVe times MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon Legal Notice says she was raped, Malaysian code," Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. .- . . , - - * �I$-Iv.ølng Herald, Sanford, Fl. Wednesday, July 11, 1979 ...• . .. . - - • :- • ,; •.• è •i '- ....%,....M........'1,. -e- •' • •. , . .:. i':, :-: • - Im 71st Year, No. 280—Thursday, July 12, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 •. 1 . ....- . . . •• . L k U11044, t mas GOOD QUANTifY RIGHTS IUERVED WW*$OUt*$mStL *IC. • .. Housing Near Lake Mary Blvd. Thursday, Friday and Saturday July 12,13 and 14 . JULY 12-14 Dispute Holds Up $10 Million Project By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer : oi '.. MUUI W.D BRAND USDA CHOICE ION$$US J; ONILUS CHUCK CHUCK ROAST 99 $1 LB. CENTER CUT SLICED BACON. CALIFORNIA ROAST $9219 PORK ROAST $129 . ' $1199 — INS "They're asking the county to buy a system which had originally been pledged as a donation," commissioner Sandra Glenn said. The dispute, however, does not involve the original developer, Geiger Development. Nelswender said Geiger experienced financial difficulties In 1974 shortly after tentative agreement over the donation of the plant to the county had been wo& ked out. Hanover Woods then became the project of CMEI, which assumed Geiger's ....... --... - -,,--.--' -..--,-. ROASTING CHICKEN 7c 000 %now11 Mobil. . 0 0 - 9 0000 _ County attorney Nikki Clayton said the hold on building lwrmits would reamin in effect until a solution to the water plant question can be found. That hold on permits has some builders "frantic," according to Graham Campbell, independent contractor. "Some builders don't understand why they can't get a pe rmit. They're already paying interest on the land and they are a little frantic," Campbell said. Bill Martin, sales manager for Iluskey Realty, marketers of the homes, said some banks are asking for a written assurance from the county that the homes will be guaranteed water service before they are willing close on the sale of Hanover Woods lots. Martin said he expects the matter to be resolved before most of the building begins. School Board Alters Levels Te st Plan; Parents Still Irked cc 00 But Whittaker said negotiations over the plant were in a "delicate stage right now" and he did not want to comment on whether or not a previous agreement had been made for the donation of the plant to the county. '' USDA GRADE "A" FRESH SOFT BONE WESTERN COIN FED PORK LOIN SWEET HICKORY ' .. plans, ietseiuier said. A letter dated Sept. 24, 1974, was sent to the county by the Orlando law firm of Lowndes, Piersol, Drosdick and Doster, counsel for Geiger Development. The letter reads In part: "Geiger offer) to convey the water distribution system In the Hanover Woods Subdivision as designed and constructed with PVC pipe, once it is fully completed an d properly approved, together with all of the required easements, to Seminole County." Official minutes of a Sept. 23, 1974, commission meeting also quote Geiger officials as offering to convey the water plant to the coun ty. However, before a contract for the title transfer could be drawn up, Geiger pulled out of the project. Floyd Whittaker, CMEI executive, said the water plant Is about three to four weeks away from completion, lie said it will be worth between $300,00 and $400,000. According to Whittaker, CMEI had planned to have the water system run by a private utility, but the county expressed interest in owning the plant. said the average price of the homes In the development will probably be in excess of $150,000. County administrator Roger Nelswender told cornmissioners this week he has received a proposal from the Atlanta firm of CMEI, Inc. asking the county to pay $101,000 to purchase the uncompleted water plant. But Neiswender said the original developer promised the plant would be conveyed to the county without cost the pledge was made when the development was planned in 1974, he said. Construction on a $10 million project, said to be one of the area's most exclusive residential developments, could be prevented until a dispute between an Atlanta investment firm and the Seminole Board of County Cornmissioners is resolved, Homes scheduled to be built In the Hanover Woods subdivision on Markham Road, about one mile north of Lake Mary Boulevard, will require a water distribution installation. However, who will pay for the water plant is now undetermined. Until the matter is settled, build ing permits cannot be issued. Russell Swain, a Longwood builder, said the Hanover Woods development will contain 71 homes on one-acre lots, "It will be one of the most exclusive projects in the area. I have one order for an eight-bedroom, five-bath home with a selling price well above $300,000," Swain said. He :. WU RWW UPVA Evening Herald (USPS 481.280)—Price 15 Cents ; BINGO. TICKETS , ?%lot 11011 62tvkka-vowl". 10 Lila. S. 0 oll. 111 CotIL' ImCA V';. %M) 44 5 By SHARON CARILtSC() wide basis last fall and replaced Herald Staff Writer the traditional system of Proposed recommendations promotion from one grade to meant to ease the controversy . .. the next. The tests are adsurrounding the county schools' ministered to students in E L . : - ~ levels testing program caine grades one through five to under fire Wednesday from determine their progress in dissatisfied parents. language, reading and math. OIL The Seminole Cuwit)' School In prior meetings, SPICE and Board voted 4 to 1 to inher parents complained their corporate the 10 recomv had to retake the mendations in its pupil entire levels tests if they failed progression policy plan . The one section of the test. plan will be reviewed by the rer'a recommendation to board July 24, to ensure there Is ROLANI) WI Lii AMS ease this controversy is to no conflict between the current retest the student on only the New test plan and the new recoinsection of the test that he failed. low mendations. judgment for the advancement lie no longer will have to take I One of the reconunendations of students. the entire test over, Layer said. is to continue the levels testing According to Lite 1977 policy, Other recommendations program as "the basic criterion 'the basis for making this made by Layer included: for advancement through the determination (advancement) —No levels tests will be elementary schools" in the should reflect teacher county. This was done despite judgment," which rests on administered until after the the objections of many parents daily classroom work, textbook State Assessment Testing is to the levels testing concept. tests and homework, Mrs. complet ed in October to avoid Ever wish you could get something off your "overtesting." as well as English so he got an English School Board member Wareen said. —Teachers will have in hand chest by putting it on a billboard for everyone Roland Williams, the sole Arabic vocabulary and tried to figure out the 'I nc teacher doesn't matter to see? It helps if you own the billboards like dissenter on the board, solicited because he cannot advance the Teachers Test Mannuals for equivalent for Bushel of Wheat equals Barrel I several roun ds of applause students until they pass the levels in their classes at the Peterson Outdoor Advertising Corp. of of Oil. "We can't vouch for the accuracy from his comments that the levels test," complained beginning of and during each Orlando, which did Just that. Frustrated by though," the office spokesman said. This eyenine-week period. levels tests were "invalid." Sandra Smith. rising gasoline cost and shortages, Peterson's catching sign is on Highway 17-92 in Fern 'Ittdak we need to determine But Layer argued the levels —That a level testing director decided to tell the Arabs off in Arabic Park. whether the test is actually a testing program does permit schedule be provided which valid, measuring device," teacher discretion in ad. makes It possible for a pupil to Williams said. "There's nothing vancement and he had be tested in reading, language that really indicates that. It strengthened that practice in or math on more than four hasn't been road-tested." several of his recom- levels during the 180-day school For several weeks, the levels mendations. year. testing program has come One of Layer's recom—That annual teacher under fire by Seminole Parents mendations states that 'a pupil A lab aimed at supporting the prose- attacked the same night in her MIAMI (UPI) Stephens also showed the jury the victims. Involved in Children's scoring within three percent of suggested revisions to the test technician testified in the cution's claims that the ski- apartment four blocks from the a purnp-type hair spray bottle Cowart said his initial reac' Education (SPICE), who has the passing base 77.6 on base 80 be made when justified by Theodore Bundy murder trial masked Chi Omega house in. sorority house. and said "It had human-type tion "as a parent" was to keep appealed to the school board to may progress to the next higher available data to be continued. today that bark chips stained truder used a tree limb to beat The state has accused Bundy, blood stains on the top half" the photos out of the trial to return the decision for grade level" on teacher's judgment. —That an information us Bus -, OF WHEATan - - OF . - , . - ,,- W, . • ...(l IIeSti OIlS r . JAR I 1W FISCHER SLACK : I L P.pp.r - ••••: 83c - I*VI$OON1I :..ML"Avon UVESO'. T$*IPTY MAID , SAVE 2$' ON 4 THOF" CHEK dIRINkS 0 . 1 JW MAID . P. =$139 CANII, SAVE 21 "TOR _ FABRIC ...soFUNIR.: '. 29 M.& S.1 ITI,. ,:.__ SOU GETTING IT sius mow . FRUIT COCKTAIL OFF HIS CHEST - Ex pert Testifies At Bund y Trial al •:•'.- - with the blood of slain Florida Miss Levy and Miss Bowman, a 32-year-old law school dro- that matched Miss Levy's blood spare the families of the dead advancement to to the brochure be prepared for Another recommendation State University coed Margaret and Karen Chandler and Kathy pout, of killing Miss Levy and type. women. And he added one of the discretion of the teacher. says the classroom teacher distribution to all elementary Bowman were also found in the Klelner, who survived the Bowman and attacking Misses Judge Edward Cowart al' photos he allowed the jury to SPICE spokesmen indicated shall administer the level test schools prior to the beginning of rooms where two other chi savage attack. Thomas, Chandler and Kielner. lowed the jury to view the see "could have been In betterthey were not impressed when "in the teacher's the school year 1979-80 and Omega sorority sisters were Stephens, a technician at the The jury, which Wednesday photographs of the victims taste," but did not elaborate. Wednesday by the 10 recom- judgment" the pupil is most presented to: principals before beaten savagely In 1978. Florida Department of Law was shown 11 x 14 inch color Wednesday despite defense pre-school; teachers during The Judge noted that the mendations presented by likely to pass the test. Forensic serologist Richard Enforcement laboratory in Tal- photographs of the bodies of objections that the pictures prosecution needed to prove Superintendent of School The judgment factor is bed pre-school; and the first Stephens told the jury a bark lahassee, spent nearly an hour Miss Levy and Bowman, was were unnecessarily gory and premeditation, the exact cause William Layer. "upon a substantial amount of meeting of the parent chip was also found in the room identifying blood stains on shown a Wood-stained panty were intended to "Inflame the of death and the "severity" of Nancy Warren told Layer the data on each child in terms of organizations. the crime. of slain Chi Omega coed Lisa sheets and clothing- as belong- hose mask today and a pair of passions" of the panel. recommendations were in teacher-made or other apIn addition to these recoinLevy, but added it had no blood lag to the four Chi Omega panty hose the prosecution said He reserved Judgment on one The jurors, seven men and conflict with the 1977 pupil propriate tests," Layer said. mendations, the school board stains, sisters and Cheryl Ann Thomas, was used to strangle Miss picture, which showed a inns- five women, examined each of progression plan that says The levels testing program will review current criteria for Stephens' testimony was another FSU student who was Bowman. sive wound In the head of one of the photos without reaction, teachers should have the was implemented on a county- summer school attendance. WIN _________,C., '-- a- .,;• -- ' FAFHAGE - . • - ___ .'...... - -'' ...... "" - C " t"- i• ,. .'-• - . . 4. %arc .. IS C1 0 • 4 411 $ 29 '/2 -- - '- 3 •. - . . ,--t .-. .,. . 4J ' . '4 - . - - .1 . 79t DRUMSTICK S EACH 29 $6 D2 I*LS - CANE SS" - . Pr.IIdIy • REGULAR PRICE 1 FEATURED YOU SHOP P= `VA UP ON YOUR NEXT STOP ff WHILE 9 JAVIIIUJ FEATURED PWCE I w #"r •-t 1 - ,• I $18" - -- -- - - - . -r- Po . + nt-- All, 6iijl . toallowa state law designating county's licensing office. But a die, and psychology as a profession to "miscellaneous business `117"' expire. Since the state is no license costs $150 a per year. Dunaway said anyone who - - I ¶ prove to . —U-i-i.r- e u longer calling psychology -- - -- the Today ThIly Magniflow olkriiio • • • . • • That move or CASSEROLE ,,, ill two be professional license to practice morning," said Dunaway. No Nikki Clayton, Seminole business license." Clayton said the license situation stand. occupational ficensing offices psychology had to prove he had valid until it expired, regar. County Attorney, said Wednes- her office was now out of the County commissioner Dick across the state. Some counties passed a date examination or ClIeS3 of whether new restric. psychology will have their a license under the new system day her office Williams said today It was the reported lice nsing as many as show a college degree to decided to matter.She said it as up to th tlons were applied later. When license remne%e though he said. not as advise the county occupational state the county to decide opinion of the commission that the license came up for pr 'business licensing office to again issue either to begin regulating the licensing of psychologists is renewal, she said, the applicant miscellaneous Dunaway said Wedpesday licenses to practice psychology psychology again or to let the best left to the state. would have to quaWy under license. He said 1-his is because that although no one had yet people already had been issue In Seminole County. whatever the regulations were He said it can be anticipated complainedabo t e increased c i a lly d e c I a r e d A "professional" license that the state will come forth She said her office had at thai tune. cost of the license, he expected professional" by the state. detwnined that the method costs $15 per year in Seminole with Its own new guideline& AroundMmClock ........... tA Horoscope ..................2B that he may soon hear some That means. she slaid, that if a end its County, according to Curtis used by the state "It was our feeling that It Is a. Brdgc ......................ZB hospi tal ....................3A person All occupational licenses in cwiunents. is Issued a . u'.. ADDITIONALPINTS '( xie L am IN7zmTwml[, expIre to had 20 exposures ... $401 24 exposures 36 exposures ... $674 law which, in regulated psychologists, - 13' SpecIal Arraage,a1, Wi nn-Di ....'h i 11,11111. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 THIGHS. 3 d are $469 3 5" - - "No Frills" Photo Service • FRIED CHICKEN SIIASTS. 3 WIP4Ob. .. ! bç.smim! IT F IICUJN$. CIIUSE- profession, or regulating It as "filled out the necessary form- have the people with the ex- 50 psychologIsts In the first he was qualified, Dunaway said professional license to practice, an yone applying now would would be granted a perUse one, she said, the county should to determine week. Only 100 psychologists recently. those with the business license have to purchase a six-month not issue "professional" miscellaneous business license. q u a liii c a tI o n a f o r were licensed in all of 1978. Now, he said, anyone with must fulf ill the requirements i' but •wit t the license Seminole County has decided licenses to those wishing to But, he warned, the necessary psychologists," he said. More than twice that amount '150 for a professional license in woul st expireSept.1 can obtain U to begin Issuing licenses to practice quite long psychology The state legislature allowed reportedly were licensed in the In forms order to be renewed. psychologists again, but the Seminole Couoty county commission on the state effect, first weeks after the state Clayton, said if a person The county occupational H However, Dunaway said Instead, she said, the county Tuesday decided, by consensus, new licenses will cost apto law expired received a psychology license license office has received July 1. pllcants 10 times more than should begin Issuing psychology not become involved in the Under now-defunt law, a under the miscellaneous opposite a rue, noting a about "eight or ten calls this tnose w o now hold a applicants a I'miscellaneous controversy — in effect, letting opened the floodgates In county person wanting to practice business category, it would previous licenses did. w' -t '-' MILICATESSEN SPECIAL W001,111 YMN 11118LICAUS"N 10111110"T11191 111Y STAR ON "41141111111111111 VILLA REAL BOILED HAM - By BRAD PURDOM Herald Staff W ri ter The v'." •- Psychologist Licenses To Cost $150 Each In Seminole ""M Me" UVSIY Pow jfNIU TNlIPTY MAI aws NUN -- • - - -'- ..... - •k.,-' - ---.' - _i believe they must Crossword ..................EB have had a good reason for EdItorW ...................4A doing that. Being a state DearAb ..................lB resioDnsibility, we don't feel we Dr. Lamb ...................2B . - ' ----.' • - we - . -, OURSELVES .......... .... lB Sporu ....................114A Weather ....................3A ----- - '-.- '— '—' - - - -. - dnd either sax months or one year. yoursuif in TdeiiIo ..................3B psychologists once again one year to September 30 of the ----------------------.---.------- au-' -' "After all, he said, --put their shoes What restrictiorib later are placed on The licenses run from Sept. I of we've done is ptrfectly un- psychology to practice ...... . . -------.----- - -- derstandable, but that Is a making it necessary to have a next year. Dunaway said more money for a license. .- - -,-- --------- ---- - . - ._: . ..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/. 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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 11, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/97bf8bfc7801c4d44acbe6b9839878f6.pdf ea9542a6db8635736ec51244e7fd163b PDF Text Text . - - 1 • • - - I - _: -' - . t - - - p - S - . - Ev PLIERS GIFT SHOP SET LIGHT 1 Ready to Set of 5 and 10 pliers comes in its own handsome gift II 111.1 Duct or ductfess 30" hood in Harvest Wheat, Cofeeor hite. 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Double ineu. 101od. No.7127. aw 15 3/8" * 4' x 5' CDX . ...... 1/2" 4* 8' CDX" "fl • 1/2*4*5' CDX(4ply)..$149 . ionc UW IUIWUU ADM ____ • . ,- susws iin'r saddi, 47, tdd - a am confermce, Hours later In Cairo, Egypt, 8 hammer!Bus,and God willing, we al "According to a decision made by the spokesman, for President Anwar Radat p m ontrial, so we shall also demand • Revolutionary Ccimcll, we are not it. said today he renewed an earlier offer for the trial of the presidents -th ose who t iscurty • ggypt ' at • TAlLAHASSEE, Fin. (UPI) - Gov. ace.p U. ft lliosee! ad added '• = as Gr Ill m .r.d a _ $hi rL dab See related story, page 3* th Vfllted ?látlofla ter fIIrthSI! jitihirweestandingbytobr Mn or (14nde1) Jgl*voi. We shall Ilfoim plan today which the legislative diseogis" "If he wishes to came to Egypt." demand that they should be put on trial leadership accepted, but maverick The 31 Republicans voted to reject the Meanwhile hundreds Of thousands Of The demonst rators converged on the and this Is what Carter fears." The 7$. Republicans rejected. compromise. They can't block passage of Modem demonMrajorsmathed today to embassy today after Moslem sabbath year-old religious leader said the The House Republlcan Caucus vowed the govermr'splan, but can keep ftfrorn Un bulegod UAL Embassy on the second prayers at Tehran Unimsily', where hostages would be pardoned it the shah is to hold out for a Ataft spendft cap with gotrog on the March presidential pimary diyOfmeeMv.ant1AmerlcanprotsMato wonbippersdenowicedthe United8tites rstiwn.d to Iran. t.sth In It, even If It moans extension of ballot, which would require a threemomissibeirdsmant! shah be ad voiced suipport for the militants the special sessioln supposed to enol at 5 fourth's majority vote in the 120-member Mexican Foreign Minister Jorge pm. today or defeat of Graham's entire House. that Cutaneda told a PtSN COflfSa1CS Iranian mftwt' warned Thursday eonwigive day y. tax Program. Senate leaders say they will accept no 00would speed up the begirift of spy For the M* time since On wave of maim City "ft wow not make NMI' HOM Speaker Hyatt Brown remained amendments if the vote on ratification by triels of American hostages it Nukh anti-American demonstrations began for the dab to return to Mexico. 011111IM111111C about adjournment on time. the people won't come until November MohdR.uPahiavi1eR the UMtid after the uilaireOf the isnbuiy,dimon"Thie. tflØ all have a way OI 1*, the nest regular general election, -strators broughit out posters today States for my coutitry neW Iren. workW themadves out, Brown told because the Legislature could take a ' AGENCY APPROVED _- __ Each Tile I • SUCh " Endure Tmdn1iou., --@I WM. bsh ed n ee-rr. JdIJIJ, • ___________________ For hnfl•Jfl•f work. A Your choice: • Chop use. Double In.uhot.d. No. 7104. ECIT3II I'PvSMs.dCARINIT$lT 99 thic 0sk woodnq. 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Is cordoned off by foreign minister announced today tW Thursday, Mexico's Foreign Minister A downstretlon Thuniday similar to Iran would boycott the United Nations said the shah's six-month tourist visa, today's was highlighted by self Security Councllm.stthgcnlraii and he which expires Dec. 9, would not be flagellation by scores of the devout ruled out any on the W of renewed. Tbe news cam as the depiosed Modems od" the US. Embassy. do N hostagesW atthe beelaged U. & monarch was repwWy ready to Iwo it Mw*W, the state nwho reparted Embassy. New York hospital for Mexico, which has Thursday, said "just se we demanded 7% Amwicen-educAteoll Sedeq QoW been his home In exile since Jwa. and we demanding the trW of M it II'S"'i" Each Iran To Boycott MIN or Co~ 24 Ill No -40AIRMT 15 Year Werra" 7*52 Square ....... 22.56 Bundle Ill, The Henson brothers had been operaft out of Sanford for many yews. W driven and dispakherswho salid they knew nothing else abo ut him. Tim only Item determined missing ft= thie Hewn home is Hensoni'scar, a IVZI.73 license number BFH$. Bernosky said police believe the car may have been taken by g ms RION off r1will" Holds I We of wow $ion cord. 21" high 39"9 Yellow blede. Henson died of multiple gunshot Holden, who had been called tew tly Horamnawriter wowds, Police said, adding they have by Hewn and asked to come dew his A Sanford truck diriver w= food by a still W determinoed the kind of weapon home, Thursday discovered his door cieanthgwmanstothij)ijhome •: open about Mi Inches and entered Thursday afternoon say Sanford police. He was apparently killed either late home to find his body. Paul Hanson, 56, wee fo_1ng up on his livingroom coach at IOU waTAns said Sanford Sgt. William Independent drive, Wing produce Sainmerlin Ave., at 2:30 p.m. Thursday Bernosky. Police reports say Hanson was himself and with his brother, Berl, by Virginia Holden, of 217% S. Holly lad heard train at 9p.m. by a friend who operator of Berl Benson Produce in Sanford. him. Ave., Sanford, reported police. had pi J lz CORD CONTROL High impact cue with poo. tive toggle lack and belt cip holds a 3W' wide Mirror tkL "I'mtrying to find out what actually transpired at that lunch," Kall said, adding he has spoken with SCC president Earl Weldon about the allegations. %nford Man Found Shot To Deuth 99 Three adjustable Each shelves. 1z' x 3 ft x 31". FS-303. Rag. Price(each). ............... &88 Rag - S gripper boo*; norl4lip suitace. 27 Ribbied Design Clear. No.312000 01n. ft.).75* state law, for police recruits. Kall said 30 students are participating at ft time in the defensive driving portion of the course and that he will be talking with each of the students during his vestigation. KaH said both officers are part-time Instructors during their off-duty hours. A total of 60 recruits are currently enrolled In the minimum standards program and another 90 students are enrolled in various aspects of the criminal justice program. DiscoveIred In Home By DAVED It RAZLER WS1100. Your Choice: • Sq. Yd. ' Treated PINE reous china (less supply and sea - 0' 6 • Water Saver Grade A White vit- Reg Pike(sod 39.95 Each Aalberg and FHP Sgt. Jim Humphreys. excessive drinking during lunch break of a with them. During the 10 years the program has been "Naturally lam Investigating these charges," Satwdayclassls "politically motivated."He said Collar, from his Tallahassee office, said FHP operating at SCC, this Is the first time any said Ed Kail, coordinator of the SCC law en- Humphreys has announced his candidacy for officers must maintain certain behavior whether allegation of wrong-doing against an Instructor forceinent program. Cipi. Harry Weaver, who Ii sheriff of Orange County and "what a better way on duty or off, but are not prohibited from has been made, Kill said, In charge Of the FHP Orlando Office train which would there be to get him?" The defensive driving course Is part of the 320drinking, while off duty. Humphreys, works, said he has been instructed Humphreys reportedly is denying that he drank "Whether Humphreys had a beer duft his hour miniman standard traWng, mandated by '• Steel SHELVING q~,Am ve Drink On Job? Lafayette Grade A White vitreous china (less supply and seat). CC4044. 95 2I 9%my Manatee One hand operation Mom the other hand free to control work. Feeds staples automatically. No. T5. I .5 47 CLOSETCOMBINATIONS Evening Herald-(USP$ 411.280)-Price 15 Cents u tic •• 'leg. A,ce (each)........3095 Flag. Price (each)... 12.99 •••• ••;• ]H[eii1kIld ciilng 1 each). . . . 2M5 No 1300 Du"less" -' __________ 1 . 5 Set I 1' •%S 4 IMP By DONNA ESTES b U. co ccgja. FHP state (puty beer or any Intoxicating beverages during lunch time off duty is his own private life, but If he got Heram Stan writer unruly and caused a blem that is another directorsame to look breaks of class. 0 j5be !OnLl4may have Seminole Community College (SCC) and 0n,IiWeaversaId!?This wlllaflbepartof rg aid he t1ed recruit said the instructors nn officials are had ofU recent rwith lunch" prior many pitchers of beer the investigation." Investigating 11118PU01111 that two pad a de efensive diriving classes- "You know, with their lunch. Aalberg couldn't recall whether Adberg said he is "really upset about the structors and students In the Crirninal Justice would not be about to let anybody go out onto the or not Humphreys dmnk beer during lunch. allegations. Prollramatthecollegewer drinking just prior to trwk (in defensive driving class) who was In. The recruit said a much bew was consumed by Kell said today Aalberg has been R Pad-time defensive driving toxicated," AIlberg said. Instructors and student law enforcement jinictor In the SCC criminal j s e program The two part4ime Instructors cited In the Aalberg charged, meanwhile, that allegations officers that he was concerned about riding in the for the peat five years while Humphreys No. 1200 Duct type-21 95 9 811 •I 4k Id FHP Driving Ins tructor Synthetic LAWN TURF RANGE HOODS C. he444.Lre Reg. -' - 72nd Year, No. 87-Friday, November30,1979--Sanford, Florida 32771 S. 4 • •/ I - .:s • .......... • House members slower, more deliberate shot at tim Grahern huddled with Brown, Senate reform during the regular session next President Phil Lewis and other spring. isgiall1i" leaders over bruktAft, trAM Under the compromise, the current to break of surfaced requirement rtYJetxb t ___ Com ittee 00 91111 reform which at 100 percent full value Thursday rágt4. would be replaced by a 50 percent PW11011,111000MPOMI"W"APIWISil reopirement. In se fition, the maximum that 10 psrcm of the Mate's general tax rate for sthc districts, cities and r"0000 6 libill ad 11111&in the working counties would be raised from 10 mills ('9P& iiMive fend, with a three-fifth or $10 per $1,000 of assessed value to majcr*y vole In each home required to between 15 and 17 mills, spend It. That Is a new proposal to achieve That would do nothing to halt runaway uniform asaemments, the primary goal government growth, Home Republicans of Graham's tax reform program. The UK because dw Lei"am Me been 100 percent requirement is being jignored doing MA all alreso - the $W million by courty appralsers, Graham says, so clwfentlyisthsfsmdanotmts to about lo some counties arrn'tcollecth,g their fair percent Of general revenues. dare of school taxes. - 157 ' Col/'Presentation -1 1 880iiv __ ____ 1 1ind PoW M" I I s' 4.$7 II\'A • I 'bmc• •II COI.fl ,. ii 5 __ ••e••• w Saw Oslo's 77*Each I • lends In ' --- .' 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Ai • p",d, "Is no' aidy became It is designed to save oil, b* bscsas*wiI1permIt thed.velopinentOfbettertedmoloyw C10*91 emissions.ft " s Ailboegh no IlutIon.controld.vIcesw a. iU ele said Bess will be used during the eMdePr&Lie1l1ilsheuntagthe lackOf tadd the &tisrfueI.FP1o(fIdalssaId recently that If the splt.taduacsaisilmIdwe. t.d Is succeadul, such devices would be provided to pla nts Mliskdsedpe'pIad. aing COW. The problem with Installing pollution control A pubebs on Us pr.psmsd iepei' began this devices dmwlng the led attheSanfordplaut, they said, is that it msi it lbs kulsed (iir Of er.-,rcs to allow ill would cad between 0 million and $50 million. Iie,stIss I. vile. their upu lath. long rim, GIuc)n.n said, Installation cii such devices MW hftsle bitter codrol of pollutim than we have now in and see ON 10 as • .' '_.• -- • isi .4ps osi ion ___ M ' I..' • arse By DIM PYE Nuruld I Writur a -• boW an • r. iii uII "• a ledi$Iiusi . 4AA " *• ' 112*4*5'. -1 *4' t4 1! ed - we 4voW in ...MLg ir-.r"¼ I \R I ' r • - P11,101106 emW pI • - ...... ....... 81 ,I O'uiiIui. limlis ,w.WMIaV •I V Draws EW a ap*, a& ote • &,.•• it s Mile S14lM CW Will take no posift on do Proposed IM it c.ad s. F'Jd Qib "we M 1111011 MW inpAt~ vim am WWII he I" M Officials Mid, they will oil be burning high, 9*11luirced,11111laviland addhe Worried thot they aftht have to 'loftcoal busing requires extensive measures to keep lbs Manupiure dean be said. AitbeMom" this proposal .. _ U FPL readves the asked-for variances, target dale for lbs first tad COW barn is Fe 1. ,, he - to beve im0lostAom for all consuion nMMawid0. 37 all ' I_Il _: • __ _ ' 4 ML 44;- �.-.-.- 2A—Ev,n1ng Herald, Sanford, FL Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Friday, Nov. 30, 1 1A1^01 Woman Arrested In 'Threat ' 17% By DAVID M. RAZLER Herald Staff Writer IN BRIEF Pilot Blamed For Crash Of New Zealand DC. 10 CHRISTCHURCH, New Zealand (UP!) — The pilot of the Air New Zealand DC-10 that crashed into an Antarctic volcano killing all 257 people aboard apparently took no evasive action, a New Zealand Air Force crew said today. Crew members of a Royal New Zealand Air Force Hercules plane that flew over the crash site on Mount Erebus suggested the DC-10's crew did not see the mountain before they hit it Wednesday. "It Is fairly clear that the crew took no evasive action as, if they had, the plane would have struck at a gentler angle and been forced up the mountain," one of the airmen said. Sadat, Begin To Meet? A Deltona woman was arrested by Sanford police Thursday and charged with pointing a gun at a Sanford man and threatening to kill him. Police say they arrested Elaine L. Holland, 1146 Whitewood Dr., Deltona, after being told she pointed a .38 calibre revolver at Delbert Sams Jr. in Sams' home at 801 Magnolia Ave., Sanford. A witness told police the assault allegedly occurred at 7:30 a.m., when Holland pointed a gun at Sams and threatened to Zeppo Marx, 78, Dead; Last Surviving Brother PALM SPRINGS, Calif. (UP!) Zeppo Marx, the tutvuig memoer of the famous Marx Brothers Springs, was arrested and taken to the Seminole County Jail at kill him. She pulled the trigger but the gun did not fire, he told Holland was released without bail through the county's nesday evening, said sherifrs deputies. worth of goods. He was held in lieu of 88.400 ball. Raymond Delgado, of 1208 E. Notre Dame Dr., Altamonte was treated and released from Florida Hospital for Injuries to KNIFE ASSAULT GRAND THEFT ARREST his face, after he was jumped by about five men and robbed of An Apopka woman was awakened Thursday morning by a Altamonte Springs police charged a man with grand theft, said knife-wielding man who threatened to rape her, said sheriff's deputies. Center. He was 78. A hospital spokeswoman said Marx died shortly after midnight. He was admitted to the hospital Nov. 25, but the cause of death was not immediately disclosed. A memorial service was scheduled for 2 p.m. Sunday at Temple Isaiah in Palm Springs. His body was to be Police have charged him with burglarizing a house at 605 Beverly Ave., Altamonte Springs, Tuesday and taking $1,900 Liquor World lounge on State Road 434 in Longwood Wed- pretrial release program. comedy team, died early today at Eisenhower Medical 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. An Altamonte man was assaulted and robbed as he left the police. The 41-year-old woman was awakened t fl m hv mn holding a small kitchen knife probably picked up from her kitchen, and wearin g a halloween mask he found in another area, bedroom, said deputies. The line fell at about 4:30 p.m., starting small brush fires, Dur ing the attack, the woman suffered a small cut on her melting the cable in places and fusing sand into glass where hand, but was not reported sex ually assaulted they said. the line fell . Cherokees -plan to continue the legal fight ilov.ever, we do feel that TVA does possess the expertise and the inscrisitivit)' cestors." despite TVA's action. required that should we ever decide to go into the business of grave robbers, we will call on Crowe said graves of whites in the Tellico In a letter to TVA Chairman David project area were removed arid re-interred Freeman, Crowe said he did not believe TVA "can legally or morally deny the Eastern "with all due respect to the law and religious beliefs." The agency closed the floodgates on the reburied in a manner consistent with their you for advise," fie added. Freeman said the debate on Tellico is over. 1 have no further cominent on Tellico. It is all over. The controversy is over. The lakvi is -TVA is guilty of the most flagrant racial being filled." he said. and religious discrimination by its actions religious belief." controversial dam Thursday amid Indian and this has been made clear by your refusal to honor our request. I cannot find words strong enough to convey my contempt for the lack of honor to be found wilong TVA and federal officials,' he said. ('i'o said TV:'t had come to the tribe in the past and asked for advice, but in the future the Indians oulil not cooperate with the '\lafls of our members have ancestors boxed up In the basement of the University of Tennessee. We would not go into your family cemetery and remove the bones of your at.e.stors and put them in our basement, nor vould e expect anyone else, least of all a federal agency, to rob the graves of our an services conducted and a protective lining placed In the graves that will be flooded. TVA I - Snowstorms ____ Rock North •" - Chrysler: Wage Freeze? Attnrnpt' Bob Stit'orq cni,I ThI1r44f,t .1 thn "ow' people are opposed bitterly to the grave robbing that has gone on in the Tellico project," Crowe wrote. locations they were taken from, funeral ,':• $5,250 bail. Tellico infringes on the Indians' constitutional freedom of religion. He asked the remains be placed in the exact spokesman said. Zeppo usually played the straight man to Groucho's leering lady chaser, Chico's Italian piano player and Harpo's mute antics. Like his other brothers, Zeppo got his nickname from a fellow vaudeville performer, Art Fisher, In Chicago. City. The tribe filed suit last month seeking to halt the slit; million project. The lawsuit, now pending in the appeals court level, contends Indian graves in the Tellico project site. cremated and the family has requested no flowers, a Wednesday, claiming he stole three shirts from Burdine's Department Store at the Altamonte Mall. William S. Fredrick of Orlando was arrested after he drove away from the mall parking lot, at the Capistrano Apartments on Maitland Avenue, police reported. They claim he wrapped three shirts around his legs before he left the store. Fredrick was held at the Seminole jail in lieu of BLACKOUT IN SANFORD A 10-block area of downtown Sanford lost power Thursday afternoon due to a downed power line In a field west of the — t..,.• iu protests that the reservoir will cover sacred burial grounds. The Cherokee were unsuccessful in legal attempts to stop the closing of the gates on the darn near Lenoir hOXV1LIE, Tenn. (UPI) As floodwaters crept over the graves of their forefathers Thursday, Cherokee Indians labeled the Tennessee Valley Authority "grave robbers" and charged the government utility with flagrant racial and religious discrimination in completing the Tellico Dam. Principal Chief John Crowe of the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians last week asked TVA to re-inter the rminin tnhlpn frs,m 1.0411 — IN BRIEF BURGLARY CHARGED Altamonte Springs police arrested a man on burglary charges at his home Wednesday morning. Mark Timothy Haves of 2411 Virginia Drive. Altamonte ASSAULT IN LONGWOOD Cherokees Call TVA 'Grave Robbers' NAT10N Power was cut off for an hour while firemen worked around it. Power was restored but cut off again from 6:30 p.m. until shortly after 7 p.m. Firemen said they had no idea what caused the line, in the middle of a field off Commercial Avenue, to break. ' S lt United Press International - .- WASHINGTON (UP!) With a decided lack of enthusiasm, the Senate Banking Committee has voted to Impos e tough discipline on the Chrysler Corp. by Iran Crisis Boosts Gold LONDON (UP!) The deepening crisis over the hostages in Iran boosted the price of gold but depressed the dollar at the opening of European foreign exchange — markets today. Gold opened $2 higher In Zurich at $414 an ounce and $7 higher in London at $416 an ounce. It advanced a further $2.50 at the London morning fixing to $418.50. "The escalation of the Iran crisis with Mexico's refusal to allow the shah back into the country has sparked off a further rush into gold in early trading," a dealer for London bullion brokers Moccatta and Golcismid said. S ts ho F While Mass Says In Turkey The pontiff, winding up his three-clay visit to Turkey, had arrived in Ephesus for a bit of sightseeing before conducting the solemn mass at the sanctuary of the virgin a tin ancient house where in the year 131 The pope, who during his three-day visit to Turkey has been protected by the most second ecumenical council had proclaimed that the virgin, said to have died there, must — :.. •'- - ' S .. be proclaimed the mother of God. massive security operation the country has Earlier today the pontiff culminated ever seen , had just blessed the wafer and wine which were being distributed, when the mission toward Christian unity by unprecntedattiiceataeucMiic,nau shots were heard, Soldiers pulled back the bolts of their conducted by Greek orthodox Patriarch Diznitiios I. weapons and rushed up the slopes near the IV , 5 After a few seconds of panic, a colonel who had been listening to a walkie talkie told UPI, "No problem. Maybe somebody was hun- tIng." " mistake." I -• 1_.. , S . .. 5 ' S ' statement said, ' / . Taiwan Blast: 9 Dead TAIPEI, Taiwan (UP!) — An explosion in a fireworks factory killed at least nine people and in- jured 31 others today, police sources said. The early morning blast sparked a fire that spread to adjacent storage rooms filled with explosives and it was feared more bodies would be found in the gutted area. The explosion was ma fireworks factory in Tachia, Contral Taiwan, where 200 people were working, the sourcet said. The fire burned for about 30 minutes before It was put out and police immediately began Investigating the incident. U.S. Aids Canada Pilots VICTORIA (UPI) — The United States Coast Guard rescued two Canadian Armed Forces fighter pilots Thursday after they abandoned their CF-101 Voodoo jet momenta before It crashed into the Pacific Ocean. U. Qndr. Dick Pepper, a national defense search and rescue spokeanan, said IAeut. Andy Dobson, 24 of Hamilton, (*. and C.$. Dave Taylor, 3$, of Edmonton were In good condition, sstfaring only from slight hypothermia after spending almost two hours in life rafts. The plane went down during a routine North American Mr Defense Coninwid mlslon about 170 kilometers (106 miles) southwest of Estorla, ('e., Pepper said. 11 g The city BAYREUTh, Wed Germany (UP!) famed for performances of Richard Wagner's operas has staged a rather differed show: the world's first audlon of chamber pots. _ Auctiosur Waltraud Bolts offered 141 r'amber pots for sale Thursday mod of them porcelain articles from the 11th 004M. bought ght 42 of them on uimanwd Mmlth Ndtler Inclsag a (1'eu res'My that fdch$. the sale's 11119110111 price of 110. in 1$polswsr, add for a total of about *1*10. — Hinsk 1ESr"Inx__ __ ___ __ .$55) _____ l0* - ~ . .. - ' , S S cept Washington and Atlanta, where they am $500 each. Carter was to alp an executive order to Powell also said Thursday Carter has no reduce government paperwork today, and later go to Camp David for his 63rd weekend at the presidential retreat in Maryland's mountains. plans to urge the deposed Shah Mohammed lieu Pahlavi to remain in the United Slates *uss The president plans his announcement of Arnericari hostages it he lava. "We have not urged him to depart, nor are candidacy in a ceremony in the White House we requiring him to May," Powell East Room Tuesday, and will attend a shah was admitted for humanitarian political gala with his wife and Vice President poses. He Isfree to come and go as be plems. and Mrs. Walter Mondale at a downtown hotel 10 , that night. The original schedule called for Carter to We are not going to tell him when to leave," Powell said he was aware of the new embark immediately after the announcement threats, and renewed CVter's warning " It on a trip that would take him to rallies and would bea"flagrant violation of international * fund, ralsers in New York City Wednesday, law and be* religlow principles" If the Chicago Thursday, Atlanta Friday and hostages are put on dustry Co By DONNA _ S Readings at 9 LW.: tern- Is In effect. Nos'thwestto ur perahwe, 42; overnight low, winds around 21 knob today . ' winds. w6west at 12 mph. Saturday. Sea 11 to I led today deereasiq souse by FORECAST i BA11URDAY TWES Noting she isn't overly enthusiastic ab _ __ Daytme Heath: hIgh 5:32 city getting _ _ involved waild be to ontice Indaift tolocato In the city, resulting In the expansion of the city's tax base. Several methods could be used to handle the Indidrial ____ _________ a.w. awn*$ , eovporitive.ffodswith eitherthecom*y.,rthe city ofSesdord _________ "7' S$se said the park would hiveto e,stakianth&nmn _____ ci lii acres. Mrs. Southward sold trending for the RDA projects Is currently tied op In the lop op hill IT4hi. In the __ _____ ______ AMw QsWe mosil to ___ u'im P:- :: Jer Mifhid OKIUSMINA Yost dive. 5131 be wIsStWOsH _'Mof by the pr_IAa5 top advlair. "I have.. tisdiutal " (rlMy, a firmer Republican tiM ritaa lelowing his oppeasd by a thees' cost Thursdsy."My mdmsMMedto New York." Bat the Maibatts lawyer alas pledged to cudwt the investigation 'as oxpedll*4y pemibi. In flhwsou to Mr. Jordan." Pi lo" tes of i__ _________ ______ _: _____ ___ _____ _______ _____ ______ ______ ______ _____ _______ S -- ____ _____ _____ Special P __ e said the cod of providing water limes aid ercqtIr sawerllneintheIsdodda1arwIn.I.lted at betwses$1J """'on *4 0 mW lb. Mid ltrombsrp(rflm's pied nprw'an plans would help the city in r'g the mu.ey, Mrs. Southward added that S-mbiole Coedy ladoddul Develop meat Director Jim Daniel is willing to provide I,Idr4 to the fairal ngescy showing new jobs would be croded by ah funding. ____ __ — ____ ____ mWM* mW Jorft to rank in his no WU Monday. IlAws k ww* upper O5 to I., Os Sunday __ conservation and redevelopment of blighted urban areas. ____ Henry s Attorneys Search For Stay __ FRESH PRODUCE _ ___ __ FINEST AND FRESH EST QUALITY MONEYCAN BUY— __ - ____ HOSPITAL NOTES I aid .-'d ". SEM11110LIME#0101111AC . - ' ___ Mary A. Ineaft Orange city '"' OPEN WED.. FRI. SAT. & SUN. 8 AM TIL 5:15 PM GUARANTEED FRESH fourWw saw whose names were signed wmW be "wroady dispMiorIjiinde wA NOT PRE-PACKAGED heard I an the r"o t.he next day. - SELECT YOUR OWN ... IN ANY QUANTITY YOU DESIRE -------" ____ ___ ___ ______ JAN'S PRODUCE __ &•w _____ underassessed counties. This is considered critical to enforcement of any assessment standard, 100 percent, 65 percent or whatever. Both plans authorized local governments to give property tax breaks to encourage economic development, energy _ Mn inb. iiW4! r4vlIMt5 p fw,II. HOSPITAL rn •WbVISIUlI 'P flO7 I NvembaZL Ifll DISCNAIGIS '1'JeràaIsa ys man in jur isdiction be "had t. ADMISSIONS Sanford: ___ ___ . ____ , .: W. Richard Coyave Simon. I have - math cenAdsace that the new Ethics In Gceuc'-,ou4 in to Sanford: Mary B. oh Denis* D. June ., L id. U. Markey he weold loll me the truth my wife appoint outside prosecutors Ruth Kolloin JoAnnMclrid. uuuld er my ckis." needed to Investigat, administration Melon L. Manhart Mary Tras.sr B w uncisi, whether 4 ys in. 1tk1aIa. . ( .Manla J. Oates Maxine F. Vanrura William B. Waters Jr. 1., AmelIa Robertson ves'IgetI"n will toads on charges Jordan Studio $4 mtq' aid 'any 'Richard Stevens Barbara J. Wycte at ussdceciasmtwoasvedyswle,cauf., or relevant lligp&" Elvirri L. Sartolu:jI. D.Bary Dorothy S. Griffla, Doltona pestles In 15?!. David Thomas, Delary Qvt said Stup 54 Eweon. D. Hirrafoon, Diffsea MlIDort. DeStona )oshIn. Attornoy Geral BssJw5i, Qy1I ispil# oil" AdsOna Prospsrl, DeMos. Int or," August Soiorr, Qeltona Johnny Beasisy, Live Oak whO1UhdflrappoIntmedof theosjje With1"ha4raJ,utyng -"MlIdrsd P. Dona lobon, LU John H. Tmas Sr., New Smyrna pre.scutor to PWIS* the Studio 54 lininimlty from prosecudjots to give a full Mary Mach Griffin. Lake Monroe Kathryn Long and baby boy. disc, Investigation, dlsmlued the acoo$t of te saw - Mildred B. Stubbs, Longwood Longwood -' -w—. ____ - J I ns FARM FRESH EXTRA LARGEBROWNORWHITEEGGS :' am" ____ ____ JAN'S ____ ____ ____ S Village Super Flea Market. ' PHONE 323.1411 --5-- ------- - __ — 1100 French Ave. (Hwy. 1 7.12), Sanford - ____ _________ — — IllS. PRODUCE Located In The Rear Of The Sanford . ', ' " r""i - ___ ______ - W ofa ipeciai proaocutor, im- clarge as four-day session is supposed to end. Any major in reform approved by the Legislature would be -- Tuesday. 14,1 I. cedral III for James Dupe.. Henry, scheduled to Gov. Bob Graham. John Spenkelink was did not Involve "the deliberate taking of a Sunday and Meidsy this Is, die In six days, go before a federal judge granted a stay, but It was dissolved and human life." Henry was hesitant when asked his motive, finally telling officers Bo Tuesday. 1* seath lows today hoping to win a stay of execution, he was executed May 25. upper Iii to low Iii Sunday S.M. The hearing before U.S. District Judge Henry's attorneys list t hree reasons he he was afraid Riley would Identify him Bayport: hIgh, 12:01 n.m.; and Msiday the. Mid IS. Joins A. Reed became possible after should not be put to death. and send him back to jail. I. MidiSi Hwy h.p, 541 Lw.' 5: p.., all avenues appeal In They claim the 21-year-old black man He broke into the $1-year-old man's Tuesday Is the keys tMih pistiL Mate courts. On Tuesday, the Florida was coerced into confessing to the killing home, Hen ry confessed, and stole $64 BOATING FORECAST St. Augustine ha Jupiter Highs averaging In the sr Supreme Court rejected his attorneys' of Orlando comm unity leader Zellie from a cigar box in which Riley kept his Cape Sable Osto lewik nulh, MidIk to arguments. The U.S. Supreme Court has Riley in 1974, alleging the police officers money. He pistol-whipped his victim iatet ad if to Tarp.. Springs at N near 70 central and low 105 refused on two occasions to review who prayed with Henry before the after tying him up with Riley's miles-A email craft advIs.ry sadh. Henry's case. co nfession made false promises of suspenders and slit his throat with a _____________________________ Now be is asking Ibe federal judge for leniency. razor. Riley suffocated slowly because "extraordinary railer In the form of an The officers involved said Henry asked the gag in his mouth was so tIght. ex.csdIon stay. them to help him "get right with God." Henrytoldlnterrogatlng officers he Such days have been won thIs year by The attorneys also claim execution not even realize Riley was dead until he ___ Pert Canaveral: high, 5:24 a.m., 5:46 p.m.; low, 11:2! _____ WASHINGTON (UPI) sentiment in favor of an extension to next week. A conference committee hastily appointed after the Senate finally approved Its tax reform package late Thursday deadlocked after a couple of hours of haggling and finally called it quits for the night. House Speaker Hyatt Brown and Senate President Phil by Graham The Senate passed a proposal so vague and weak that even that is, something less than the current requirement of 100 percent of full value, which county apsuplwrters concede it probably %%ould accomplish little. flottse praisers have ignored for the most part. Republicaris said the Senate spending cap was totally wiacceptable. It dqcided on a 65 percent requirement, which would mean that few counties would have to raise their assessments and Th e Senate jiSSt'd Graham's amendment letting the taxes. The Department of Revenue said the average county Is Legislature at some future time pass a "circuit breaker" plan assessed at about 62 percent now, despite the 100 percent to make sure the property taxes paid by poor bomeomiers arid requirement. renters never exceeded 5 percent of their Incomlie. The house house members voted to maintain the current requirement, killed the circuit breaker. but empower the Legislature to change It In the future. They The Senate put all its tax reform proposals into a single contended that other provisions in their tax reform package proposed amendinent as recommended by Graham. The will enable the state to enforce the 100 percent requirement. House went with two proposals. It would have had three if the Assessments would go up dramatically, said house Finance circuit breaker and spending cap had not been defeated. and Chairman Steve Pajcic of Jacksonville, but school The house and Senate proposals both gave (;rahani one of districts, cities and counties would be able to reduce their tax his major demands- -- lwigtuige resurrecting the old Ratio rates, so the Impact to the average homeowner wouldn't be Study I.aw which lets the state withhold school money from aft - Special Prosecutor Vows Christy To Sniff___ Out Cocaine Charges . Some legislators are willing in the form of constitutional amendments which must be apsevere. And Graham's goal of uniformity and "equalization" Fair and cold through Saturday, proved by Florida voters, would be achieved. EXTENDED Saturday. Highs mostly in the The House and Senate are split over how to achieve the A major portion of Graham's program was a state spending Florida except northwest: low $01 today and mid to Fair and continued cold uniform property tax assessments Graham says are necessary cap to halt runaway government growth. The house passed no upper Os Saturday. Lows to make sure each county collects its fair share of school taxes, spending cap despite the insistence for one with teeth in it by d Meudsy tonight mostly around IS or Sunday low II., Winds northwest to somewhat warmer miy. The Senate went With the "fraCtiOnal assessment" requested the House Republican Caucus, north 15 to 20 mph today Freezing temperatures In the extreme north Sunday and diminishing height. Authority. Lake Ma — 37; yesterday's high, 64; becoming northerly s. knots tosight and north to Lewis ordered the 14 conferees back to work today In hopes of barometric pressure, working outs compromise acceptable and by 5 p.m., when the relative humidity, $5 percent; northeast wound , i* alternative Is no water and sewer service for the water and sewer lines to the Lake Emma and Ithiehart roads pely ownid Puts could wind ' esthancing the value of private property . Mit dedrial ares." area to promote Industrial development, the city Itself may The 0900011#10000,she sald, would be iasd for acquiring Other mam,, of cw hay. to be actively Involved In the diveloPiflhlil. the land aid dsv,ioping the rial pest . Mrs. southward oo,djnue her In vestigations o fiijg .o Cowwlln'w Pat Southward, Vents to, the ud1y liaison, told colleague. aid as muds siN pirced of the neossary fu'.iig could be extensions. Thursday night costs of acquiring property to develop an hidustrial park and running water lines aids sawer Intircaptor ___ ____ to ftwo,ddrangefrom$2mIilkn ____ to $4n'iflke, 1$to3$porcesil of the ent______ ire Federal Economic Development Administration (EDA) allocations to the Mat. lad year. The major purpose of the________ federal funding create _____ mud be to ______ John, she said, noting an additional benefit of the program _____ 5Memb( break their de"ock on tax reform today, but others say forget S Richardson. [Asa Will appear In area Christmas ting the Sanford Housing Gn9d deral n It. Many lawmakers didn't believe Gov. Bob Graham's special session was necessary In the first place, so there Isn't much WEATHER . The 8-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Willie Brown Sr., of apartment 79 Lake Monroe Terrace won out over two other finalists In the fund-raising sfldIierllnssMiosloindedrIal parks unless the psrks inches of snow and Morse, Wis., had inches. Ca TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) " EDA s policy has bm that no fwxft is gramW for water received in outright grarAs. . Heralld Stuff Writer U Lake 1. Lisa raised $119 for the Youth Organization projects said the program coordinator. Aaron Cost' 4th to extend the special session if House-Senate conferees don't immediate appeal of his ruling because of the 11substantial Importance" of the trial location. 1 contest. By selling popcorn and candied apples. ld ' U ' Sanford Housing Authority-Youth Organization. AUTHORITY snowbelt region near l4ike Superior. Pence, Wis., reported 10 State Legislature May Extend Session Rome division is not required." However, he invited an lIsa Brown has been selected as the new Miss HOUSING - In . . , , : V 11 I .. *..%,~I 11' A. ' BJndnlaster .Jack H erron during a special victory dinner Thursday evening along the Lake Erie shoreline in Chautauqua County. Nearly a foot of snow stacked up in northern Wisconsin's of his decision. 'J.S. District Judge Charles Moye said, "the court believes that, on balance, a transfer of the cue to the .5-', - after his medical treatment despite new Iranian threats to speed i weather. - - t ( the Snowplows, getting their first workout of the season. kept roads open. but hazardous driving conditions were repo rt ed at th e I nterstate-4 holiday Inn. Lake Brantley, host of the event, an d the participating sclim)ls received cheeks from th;- Sponsors. 'Ilie funds %Vill be used to improve tI' hand at each school. ATLANTA (UP!) A federal judge Thursday denied a request to have the bank fraud trial of former U.S. Budget Director Bert Lance moved from Atlanta to Rome, Ga., but left open the possibility of an appeal — Americans have been held hostage at the U.S. of Lance Trial Sit. Moved - . Schools in Dunkirk and Holland. N.Y., were closed because Ilowe (left), president or aie optimist oui): wayne imyie (second froill right), publisher til tIit I';'enimig Herald; and Krnie Butler (right), optimi st member and chairman of (lie restival; present a check it) Lake Brantity AIDES shackled men aboard. Six of the injured prisoners who IIEISrId ano Inhalation were listed In critical condition late Thursdayatthe Fayette County Hospital vandajla. The victim, identified as convicted robber Henry Edwards, 34, ChIcago, sidfered "very severe smoke Inhalation," Hospital Administrator John Leckrone said. - 1 111F "1 11 1_5 , 4 ... , — embassy in Tehran. RAND President Carter, in an VANDALIA, Ill. (UP!) — One prisoner died and 18 others were injured, six critically, in a fire that caused panic aboard a maximum security prison bus with 35 -: WASHINGTON (UPI) President Carter Is expected to cancel the cross-crountry __ —Vol7L N 67 Friday, Novimb Daay aid ksv. ~ $assra w We $aiNt. MaiM P.SHMd a., * N. Prss Ave., IaaIst PSI, M. $aail Class ressaIs iM of IaiNrt PSI'Ms wis N.ai Di4lwry wHe N claN, MMII. lINaC_lIflL eisa. vs.,, 153$. By Mail *WI $tJIa Mi* MILl MuM. $Nil, Yei,. . I __ *1*- ., '5 ____ Prisoner Dead In Fire ' Austin, Tex,, Saturday. The Iran crisis will keep him home just as political jaunt he had planned to cap his it already has caused him to cancel trips to announcement Tuesday of his candidacy for Canada, Pennsylvania, Florida and Georgia, re-election, sources Indicated today. and today, to Washington state and Oregon. "The situation facing us in Iran does have Sources said Mondale, an impact here," press secretary Jody Powell Carter and campaign director Robert Strauss said Thursday. would rearrange their schedules to tw in the president at next week's He promised a statement today on Carter's All are at the rate of $1,000 per person ex. schedule for next week the fifth week A wide paperwork budget to give It a mechanism to force federal agencies to cut back on federal forms. . S '%' Budget will administer a separate new government- t )!/ .,: - Iran Crisis Because Of __ _ _ Chamber Pots In Auction — Carter Cancels Trip . ' best hope for Carter's initiatives Is that they will keep the paperwork burden at present levels. Under carter 's order, the Office of Management and - '.. - new laws with requirements for more paperwork, the ----via& - I,j ' control of the White House. But aides said because Congress continues to enact 'I 5 snostorui that socked parts of Ohio and Pennsylvania near I ike Erie ith more than a foot of snow dumped more on ,5 the area today and threatened other states. Frosty tempera,'r tures dipped well into the South . 11, Cold air flowing southeastward over the warmer waters of I the lower Great likes formed snow squalls that produced , heavy snow just to th e east of Lake Erie, the National Weath er 4 (' Service reported. Heavy SflO%%' warnings for UI) to 10 inches of additional ow were in effect over portions of northeastern Ohio and northwestern Pennsylvania. Travelers advisories were ik)ste(t for snov. over northwestern Indiana, the western half of I Afl% er Michigan, the remainder of the shore areas just to the east of likes Ontario and Erie and the mountains of Maryland, Virginia and eastern and rorthern West Virginia. _________________ Erie, Pa., had it; inches of sno on the ground 'iliursday, and portions of eastern Erie County had 18 to 20 inches of snow, Sponsors of the recent Seminole County High School Band Festival. Bob with the flakes still falling. the entire federal paperwork mill under the budgetary - LONDON (UP!) — The niece of confessed Soviet spy Anthony Blunt has been granted a divorce In what a judge calls an "Mice In Wonderland" case. Justice Anthony Lincoln heard architect Julian Mi&stoe and his wife, Judith, testify Thursday they still loved each other and continued to live with each other after their divorce petition was tiled. But the judge granted Mrs. Mustoe a divorce because of what he called her husband's "unreasonable behavior." Mustoe,42, claimed his wife agreed when they were married 17 years ago they both would be free to have extramarital sex. — :'; i. _____________ paperwork, today Issued an executive order placing - S ' ~ I .. . WASHINGTON (UP!) . they were setting up a joint commission of Catholics and orthodox Christians to embark on further formal study of the progress towards unity and the expansion of dialogue. 1 attempt to cut down on the amount of government - " Caner Cuffing Paperwork \2 1~ ; , "We affirm once again our firm desire to do everything possible to bring forward the day when full communion between the Catholic church and the orthodox church Is re established and we will be able to concelebrate the divine eucharist," a joint Asked who would have been allowed to hunt In such a heavily guarded place — the area around Ephesus has been sealed off and searched for two days the officer said simply, "Maybe a soldier fired his weapon by . f- :1, The pontiff and Dimitrios announced that shrine called "Mary's house." - ' . ". ,. .5-. requiring a three-year wage freeze on oil employees as the price for U.S aid. With Chairman William Proximire, D-Wish., voting "no" and at least three members who voted "yes" declaring reservations about supporting it in the Senate, the panel voted, 10-5, Thursday in favor of a $4 billion Chrysler "bailout," with far stronger terms than the company or the administration sought. The House Banking Committee already has approved the administration's plan for $3 billion In aid, half in federal loan guarantees and half put up by the employees, suppliers, dealers, local governments and bankers. ., t , ~ EPHESUS, Turkey ( UPI) Two shots rang out today in the surrounding hills as Pope John Paul II celebrated an open air mass at the shrine where the Virgin Mary is said to have died. — Red Spy Niece Divorced Pope ' . — CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) — President Anwar Sadat and Israeli Prime Minister Menachem Begin may hold their ninth summit meeting within two weeks, a leading newspaper said today. The Al Ahram newspaper said Dec. 11 has been suggested as the date of the next summit In Egypt's winter resort city of Aswan. The report did not say whether Egypt or Israel suggested the date. The meeting will aim at resolving some outtand1ng differences in the Palestinian autonomy negotiations "In order to realize the required progress," the newspaper said. Friday Nov. 30, 1979-3A 'r ''- -vw'7-'- j~V _M. . . . .- I . -, - , - , - -- . . - - ' & 7 `4 q _ .I . r - . . - - . . . .,. - .~ . I I - '5 -- 4' -5 �- I. --. - .- .-..----'I—'r.. . - '- . -; • . , .. . .. ... -..• --•..--. ••.. •,- -• .. . •.. •- - . Evening Heiald CUSPS 41410) 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 36322.$l1 oi1314993 Friday, November 30, 1979-4A Five years ago It took only 74 sherIff's deputies toenf the law ln all ofimln. oorporat.d Seminole County. Today the sheriff's department has 101 sworn officers and many more support personnel. The department has also grown wIth the times in the are. of equipment. Sheriff's deputies now have_ccsss to two plane., ievP9l motorcycle., boats and a bomb disposal trailer. department hoo grown along with the county and Its needs for law enforcement, said spokesman John Spohld. Ten years ago, the department divided the county Into four sectors, each patrolled by one man In a car. Now there are nine zones worked by three shifts of officers giving each sector Around _ 9 —o. WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director Home Delivery: Week, 00 cents; Month $3.90; 6 Months, $22.00; Year, $43.00. By Mail: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.; 6 Months, $24.00; YOr $47.00. 1 —. The Clock House Balks At Chrysler Loan By DAVID at. MZIZJI When the Carter administration's $1.5-billion Chrysler Corp. aid bill sailed through the Mouse VIEWPOINT with relatively minor amendments, it appeared the taxpayers were about to become unwilling partners in an . solvent automobile company. But a battle being waged In the Senate Banking Eyeing proud of the expertise zn totechnical services," Its identification department. Staffed by veterans of the J4lsenI and New York City police departments, It has been called upon to aid in cases outside the county on several occasions. The department also he. a Special Weapons And Tactics force, made up of volunteers on call 24 hours a day In addition to their regular patrol duties. Spolskl said the SWAT team has been called out on several occasions since it was formed three years ago and its members have always been able to solve a problem without having to Injure or kill anyone. The Seminole team has also trained Longwood and Maitland police officers in special tactics, he i added. onnatent coverage. The department is also now reeponeible for "range and water" coverage, an area not worked a decade ago, said SpoiskL Law enforcement In Seminole's incorporated cities Is handled by local police departments, although the sheriff's office does have Jurisdiction over the entire county. While the Florida Highway Patrol does handle accidents on Mate roads, most of these are firM reported to the sheriff's office. Spoliki explained the siierlWs department is also responsible for nonenforcement duties inclaft the service of legal paperi from the civil courts and providing bslihIi In county courtrooms. Spolskl said the department is particularly ,$i .MtM'i7* $i'*' Banking Committee I marijuana Eyedrops , Committee now casts muthdoulitontl)eCt)rysjer loan guarantee. Doing Its homework more carefully than the House, the Senate has been holding extensive hearings which have produced some devastating testimony against the federal The Oil . Smoking I The Bri9ht Shell Game By Wn"M STEW There are 57 million people over smoke in this nation. Mod, Ilk. m 1030118 11 like nonsmokers, we get sick. And lit. non-smokers, we have to take medication. N however, smokers are dlffer. that from everyone else. For example: Smokers take more co medicup, 4 — • - prk game sleeping pills, tranquilizer); diuretics, h*' l)dwjpes mones, Iron pills, anlp, the In smokers than in nonsmokers. Stn'11ar, - ree Card pain-kIller, Is Is.. effsctlie Darvon, use more Tai (trade nar. for a prescription pain-killer) then nop. erw ugis coniblnatl$n with nitrous oxid, for anedhesla. These are two things Food and Di A&ninldratlon .d-dlati have discovered s their continuous research on smoking oi r the p.m 15 years. Among other eff.c discruned In the 1(71 Surgeon C.n.n 5 Mort on smoking: — For some drugs (bid not mod • _____________________________________________ - LIGHTER SIDE - stockholders. and employees and less from the a- tiblolics, domadi medicine and lautivbs than nonsmokers. ij.jiy - The more than a ahollc godure. Typical of those response, was the 'Antimatter' Theory "Smokers may need a larger dose government. hays to take the drug more often t A number of bankers and bankruptcy experts prediction from Fred L Hartley, newly By Dl(Z WT are letting It be known off the record that they elected chairman of On American "I'd recosiunend alternate seudons of &nckIz4 Increases the ilk of Congres-onetopaulawi,th.oth,,to tack,Mrokeandolberclrcvlasory :2 believe Chrysler's only hope lies in filing for IndIbü, that tolal luwoits migN well be : WASHINGTON (UPI) The theory of pw among women who also us. oral 0 reorganization under the new bankruptcy act n'a.lrIal'n.d at previous level0 tkeough a notiaries counterpart 01 tIn. Civiletti inoI the original deep tMnk.t I traceptives.ThsrI*Is Ngh,rinwosuenob r which would permit the company's management rekofflingofaowces (of crud, oil) coming ordhwy matt and I know and love this field, of course. Several years ago,! sadinhsIvyamsku,t-..' UAd to remathifl cäñtrol, with h.p from a committee boo been foralong time now. recall, some of the more fertile Mag4d of creditors. Bankers who hol about $1.6 billion In ____ Even in poor Igoorant laymen have become Congress were toying with the concept etiMi- * to 4$ may ian 'incnusd ilk 01 hSt Chrysler debt are not enamored with the thought country, the inry's aware of premise that for every particle bills. attack If they smoke and take nornthat the new loans under the ball-out plane would such a taM ibift daring a USMISIbift floating wound Ia tin universe there Is an Their idea was that each time Congress codracuptive odrugun.. Thepim.efft smoking the ablIftybf receive priority in repayment over cilia rises quseticin about what happen. antiparticl, with equal and opposite enacted a new law It would be required nicotine and dIner trace articles Inn tobacco to The banks and other creditors, therefore, may when .. on th sp eed up the procom by which the body uses we thth 0f"111 h.ve becomewl eldsa of bo oks. negotiate a deal with Chrysler outside of e Wy.# dady by 1 ''tw a drug. hrms of th bankruptcy that would ate me aatl.eu.im envisioned_by CivU etti the slippery DOSsuggoda that Inn sume ancu as dhft of have as halt of the ends ill ad dnleam t.nlMy ..,.led this tall when sciedlis appears to be a 1*11 vterumn 01 the edi. p financial situation and avoid the possible have actafli csuiht some of the _ predicts held by the bwlustr may be many u.ation. t1'l Impact of baflkTUPtC) alters the way the bedy huradli doff with a hii altitude bullion. omiportid to the v,amed. unsuswuit ot us seta wiey to te cerkehydratsu ad proteina, re'eIug the 'So, Chrysler has practical options other than But don't be misled, Our cake aoeqtace .ml-s.mtur "iJ. Ii tham, is be"s ilesq in rit'- eltrupes. louse aid. 1 01 the hypothetical izIdsics 01 01PTOlkI. issues om be ç'it to ascertain Sdedlis till us the r as n we don't have 40 also bdiers smoking Instead advancing $1.5 billion In crest, the aMI.neatresns and th. Ilkw does sot csu., eoes e-'-1gard in ft M" of ,-tr here an Earth in • federal government could be far more helpful to Duncan J. rV*w. " Is f.gIM.." nece..ar'Iy prowm us to embrace the con- becasg the ooIIWi- 01 aparticle with 1115 Ia. the seed camera cept 01 an adhesion 01 Congress. Chrysler and other U.S. car manufacturesi by .m hpatlde would "91 bilk. Isthe C5 01the Iranian iids, U•1 Although are we om see that cuegriulonal simply getting off their backs, as Mr. Romnsy has posts averaged abed 71US$ barrels a dip, aidhuilorn Therefore, it seems fair to ash wit WOUld Finally, you may recall a "i$Ion 01 "trace heonticslly posible that ksppn If iatbifl5 flMId in suggested. The U.S. Department of with appronMsly ISUSs Tia OliN to doesn't mean they would be do*abi.. '' psçticles!' in tobacco a few_paragrup to the nun'bor of bill. passed esh yew. Ameisdi Hues rvv in sportatlon, the Environmental Protection Agency FDA mj say, The Ides oogradunal au nuh M Would there be a bemiga era*cle'n of IIIIIIIIIM Plistisli' in Sm that "IrIidI. a and other nw'bir 01 trace metal. o cad. have added about ''-I 11 III 11111a of came to my Mt in a ie&is* ines of =-'i laws now clutteriN up the MeldI miom, lead, arimic and eek'-, wtAch $7(K) worth of federal mandated equipment tø Odft yb.- ad Pt1llTAiol Jo H"pkbw magulne, puhiinh,d by the beske. as CWUMU qpsrsily reasons? $ th may accernulate in tine body. Raicective each new car. Such costs discourage ales. iMv*7 of the same name. would the nulco ad the adi s-sirs cancel polonisen Moreover, new capital formation sourgsntly line periodIcal pidsed mad the siver. isok er out, creating a legislative void? eder, go, pr.siat in tobacco leaves, can RISKS the kW t they *y's aler"i, U M$omey General Ben' needed by the automobile Industry I only till yes it 15 diffIcult is be wield sat sell it to youncsd These we only a few fSmdInl(s from a Amirima cer j' QvUdtl, as being t'uncuaid about the what would happen in Congre. byF' encouraged by revisions of U.S. tax statutes. d.. y pr.if"of $agi4 in Wwy ary 01 the Innpert 01 -'ok. the red 01 the miverse. In the In event, with the Ford Motor Co. p05th in ,ntti,i Effects Go (kalk) crude ad this ceudry. iiveese, sieryiblig is sither matter or UpIiSmoke." It's available, free, by sesdiag $1-billion loss this year, Washington would ill e. •'y timea cunes up, you 4ot adimatler. iut murk of what happen. in a puatmad fuiud opening a door It ptcould never close by snsthir to OMi....Ir Wurmatim -u,pass a law," he was ted saying. .0 Oesn't matter at alL Mm, Puet. Cole, (iON. try1ns resew= It Is up to lbs rseaaadcredltcretouvs . Chrysler In dneir own enlightened wN-lntsrest ANDERSON notthetaxpayerL — - ,, ' - ., - nth ___ y' _ _ __ __ ___ ____ . ___ ___ ___ . '' ___ ___ etg to ___ ___ - e of — o ,,, cig., att.-, ____ government agencies ___ .. ______ ____ ____ ____ _____ . ___ me --- any the ___ " ___ '- prediclug . , JACK o,isr, De. - :- • - - - • Ple.as o Writo 40010 "W''aro imiters I 0 "Wow 1W pöUcstlN.AUletters sent he sIge.d with a amber so Ow Ideaft d W* way be • . T ji i : .. • . I • 11. -. •• - - - - -; eng k - - . - .• 11 I - ;: ... _ — - 2'r - d UNkeSIS$d11RIS,l • " Iwo ___ — -. —u • 1. .: - SM— - - _ ib -- — may ga 1 ---- . 110 dw-do" kdsbS.Mjin= din -I --• ___I . jwre• 00 a A.. ___ -- - - puWb1eha .CustSmprinuat - ._ nit iJumdaaMithat f shadISk -d ad pad Ispat MN., in ituJ ad pe1 -lens it I . he•u11it*Iks -uahed.. ' JIma vhS upioms larger. u to us, ad erI, we l_ : - su 'r'L a ______ ---i- _ do Ift a now Am - . -u u. __ ,— - . a hE -_ Ta — i 01 - ...... -, -—A- Increasingl _ II 11 III 1 ___ y .m . man snZe hit ad threat distorting for reasons of besdy as well as sdunce PW áij __hi ,$' edN,, ,— • ,c .r if an as. IkIII PW SK ____ -e 11 IU .i -, - J. .. .-k - . .. , ,- :' 'S S ' -. ••S -:' "-.5., . ness to Its other customers, who will ultimately have to bear the burden of the cost of Aliquippa's non-payment of bills, It is necessary to begin termination of service," said A.G. Timberlake, director of Industrial and Governmental Services for the ulitity. "According to Public Ut ility Commission r ules for termination of nonresidential customers, a utility Is only required to make personal contact with the customer three days prior to disconnection of service. "However, because of our concern for the critical nature of the service provided, and Its possible impact on the citizens of Aliquippa, Duquesne Light Is giving the borough approximately 30 days to reach a satisfactory settlement." Timberlake said the utility has repeatedly tried to help the bourough fin d a mutually satisfactory way to make arran gements for paying the light bill. However, Aliquippa has made no payments since July. PUC Chairman W. Wilson Goode said the PVC is "most concerned about" the Aliquippa situation and will "evaluate It in terms of the Impact on the public." I A Solution:Tanoe eeLoGoes g Solar Now Here s -.- S - Skiers on SOUTH LAKE TAHOE, Calif. (UP!) Huckleberry Mountain will be warming themselves this Dorado National Forest, Is heated on sunny days by 24 solar collectors warming water stored in a 2,00ftallon tank and season In the nation's first solar-heated ski lodge, The heating system Is the brainchild of Vain Sprock, the owner-operator of the Sierra Ski Ranch. Because his lodge Is atop the 8,900-foot mountain In the Sierra, Sprock knew heating would be a big and expensive problem. So he searched for a company that could devise a solar heating system. He found one In his own backyard, GGM Solar Enterprise 01 South Lake Tahoe. Randnoiae Lodge, overlooking Lake Tahoe in the El piped (trough the 14,000-square-foot building. When the awn doesn't shine, the lodge can convert a wind generator consisting of three li-foot wooden blades on a 100foot tower, "When we first decided to build the Ranchouse, we knew we were going to have problems," Sprock said. "Our mountain access road was too steep and rocky to get huge supplies of oil or propane to the top, and besides, these fuels are getting prohibitively expensive." - - - Sprock said he Is confident the lodge will be able to keep guests cozy through the winter "relying almost entirely on our alternative sources." The solar system cost $50,000, but finding technology for the wind power was more difficult, Sprock said. The system was designed by a Swiss firm, the Electro Co., at a cost of $,000. The Ranchouse will becom e part of a three-Lodge complex. "For months we have been getting visitors and inquiries from other ski areas, and even the East Coast and U.S. Forest Service," Sprock said. PREVENT kWA9TE RE$OIJRCIS BIRTH DEFECTS .rMowIY! _ a. . -..... - " ..._ ___ ,. - v ua _.-_ (At L MIL PH 322 it . ui,y s. VAUGHN MOTORS RECREATIONAL VEHICLES CRUISE AIR - CRUISE MASTER AND SWINGER Plus Used Mini 41 Motor Homes WE WILL PAY FOR TAX STAG ito N. Hwy. 17.92, Longwood m ..-.._......_-----------i---- u... --'' -_ •- - 4' -- - -- $44" --- • - * DISCOUNT FOR SAFE DRIVERS * YOUNG DRIVER PROGRAM me * SI 22 FILED FREE WrH.r: r.akIng Up 1 Hard To Do ; PLYMOUTH * LOW MONTHLY PAY PLANS ___ UP1) -15*5 IMus a (edo it iffái: $iO ha S wordu, He my' rs so far haves't bees ovuwI',kring___be pot imo this 1uof work after rng so - sitinbiswarkasMimu'aaceadjuder. mid' '5*eofths $ns we gudu," he sit "I Jodi; received ,oldwhd poor lIMIt $5 — "P a uSsr hem vies putted if SIC padhou. it was a fullthe vi'-r "kes1iiu' weds c't eus adeedad it. up page U ad I bat-'-. ft bd kNit aid. Is writing is a dying art. Pispis would rather pick up a berm. lIMe." 'I t I aIi.- - '*s lilt apehepiacad we_iutp "law Ike r_ *dewnd quid an - wnitiN a liter. but Two sari , iZ",, S rr 11dio1m hiad hi jithimd he up. Lid W.k - ' ws,=dr rj' bide_Uead liSs.e c - ___ -_ I ALIQUIPPA. Pa. (UPI) This Western Pennsylvania community, like many others in the nation, d"corates Its streets with colorful lights for ti. Christmas - holiday. -.. But this yearthe borough has problem. k. . The lights may be turned off the day after Christmas unless it pays the $2,375 . ____ S - - -- ilectricity bill It owes Duquesne Light Co. Duquesne Light says the community has -___'-f :-. reneged on a writen repayment agreement and the debt has been building up at the -. rate of $20,000 a month for the last two --1. years. "The borough council has scheduled a -: -. meeting for Saturday morning to discuss -the situation with our solicitor, review the .-• alternatives and hopefully find a solution," .11 -. said Robert J. VWella, secretary of the borough. "I'm hopeful we can find some .. resolution that would not endanger the welfare of the residents." Aliquippa Is Located about 20 miles - -- --- - northwest of Pittsburgh on the Ohio River and has about 22,000 residents whose - - ••• borough building, the maintenance garage, the fire hail and all traffic and As If to emphasize the plight of people caught In the middle of the energy street lighting my all lose power. crisis, this modern dancer performs In Moondance, a touring light show. "D'sp' light believes (hit. In fairL. d Sk i -: La5 - The Day After Christmas -, ':-_ :N.N. :.-m:;.. ...._ :- ,, ,. charter as well as the U.S. Constitution. By lIaiSed Pros. kisrusdad government has sidestepped a public stanThat ... rules out any attempts by the U.S. Ce... Iiway (Ps.) Becerd: government to discover the political ...some 01 our allies showed a complete ...Irsnlan "students" In this Connallegiance of Individual Iranians... no disregard...M one point during the mob-like .; try.. niunbu' In the neighborhood of t ...The overreaction that has taken place so demonstrations In Tehran, the demonstrators "and that inhalf spin as many astherewein far represents a kind of creeping McCar• decided to deliver, bouquets to other em14 Iran ... (thsy) consiftuts about csiefosith of thyism. The government should order It to busies In the city. To as diplomatic ' aU...forelgs Mededs In this cowdty...(a) representatives from those embassies draigefactthat nobody seems to be able $0 two welcoming the demonstrators with smiles a tjr4jg New Have. (Con..) J.susl-Csuler: T. ix ug." we here ui talk th at the (American) unthinkable It's perience. m,giiy Howe er, there Is nothing to prevent this hostages should be tried by Iran for spying as sdneia they are iipo..d Is, army school for 1 Be" Globe: demanded by Khomeini. This should be made that Riattel'--Iranian students who engage In any One need have no sympathy with those who dear to the fanatic Iran ruler. ft's been Why? demonstrations, peaceful or otherwise, now seem to hold power In Iran to have very reported that mod 01 the other nations of the aaewerin that the fedsial A gy serious douhis about the assertions coining world back the U.S. position. Can't ,.j is imperative that we move Impuromed .Oer does sot cure or in In. ----nry Kliihwer ahei tI.ill — .. . . • .. It. hi#lii.,ir. in ,'nnvina'. from we •. all ant H e -----•—w . ... .. vv —...',w'. — .— - vwuv wnv mrsry wip w where we are rig ht now. et aliatory action join In the r those nations to .Jraim Mudeds...teek over the Amincan fr The former Secretary of Stati (said)...that will persuade Khomeini to release all the DAM in Thimun ..Abe peusomeat had vacillating American policy under President hostages? "dune ..$IW to - '1tr the adMilkol any. pj e. Carter had somehow lad Iran, the Inn. haulpe sruwu5 in this oey. PruuiIr Cater's Inraplklt threat of U.S. p&atkin being b ibiS the federal povsrued has that the United States was In a ILL) Eveulug Times: in th Pawtuc ke t actles.... m unders.we. e muit J. th position to control events In that troubled e (In) the Iranian aisls...the reactIon 01 M. 1usd the ,d, abed Isva is used lii a,4o_ attention to International country. has added insult to Injury... nation's allies pelbyd a S vItli* It govern, lan ther the American ..J'*er Iripllai...Canter could have put Egypt's Anwar ii SWA Is one of the few wein msat .the artor aeintheMus01fereIOws loadminWation should a Stopper in the bottle 01 traditionalist fer. ceudry ha say ilium wNuTer. drive to avoid all somblanice of or. among the allies who has had the courage to speak out. He nit to mediate and, when mud throughout the Isi'nIe world; that he " ...11usy are accorded it the "rs" if bbutwL.. Asidm dududs ad ate inS en their own pricipis gppW with gpodd force to that o wn refined, volunteered to send could have oornne the authentic Iranian mllitaryaldte the P,rsiai Gulf cosidrlsuto revulsion at the wiengso(thsshah'sreglm,; - iuiled if or cesebded if 055' - thecarreatrev4ivofthe vim of Ir' -r_ _I1._ _ S"_ head off any attempt by Iranian-allied forces that he could have provided a r'Hl(vy qec aims...tkey are free I. MVIN ad dadying in Ibis Ia he came ad aoratess $0se. power in that am. Soft continues to solution tow essentially pollioo they piumu, ad i'Is $ Ulaoes.tim,.hasakes 1=__--I 'on" L , I., aa.. , vn.a air. ou a movement ins was cessscuoomv .oorath& Mnw Primbs was UUIbE ---— ;i.•o SW ,Cmr in chors". dwN. make it dew to YOW SIC IimthgrwoUld be more believable ILl 1%takeover of the U.S. Embassy ... faced e , ueiureIou. I 1ueavIce es ad Nat aid his colleagues In geverameud had done allies with a dilemma few have been U.S. psllkel thiO it agsds that they a ad to kjad n Thai to liMe we ma dl at willing to costroat. West Germany-has anything while they held power to convince to am& W8.61y15a reljw iltanthsiIaidãtoOlamdeStkat tJIrseinusIsthi.cadrywepwaateedavmidopbikdatuiieidL..France has bNn the shah that he bed to change his own IkeywSaatbekwmM. ssofthiirIsunderthsUN Its typically iteM Israeli policIes ISUI F' ., - Ironically, he said his supplies are made In Chapel Hill, but must be shipped to the federal government, which controls their distribution, and then to him. Merritt said it could take five to 10 years to complete experimental studies on the eyedrops. ... E' - Views .On Iran Vary Across The Land -- ____ • .-- .- I ... .,11 L treatment for glaucoma. ZJ •'---lsugw. In ____ IS .-L Merritt, who has been licensed by the federal government to experiment with the eyedrops, said they were first made about four years ago at the UNC Pharmacy School. But he was not aware of their existence until he began looking at other forms of marijuana 1~~,':i: '.. ---. - low 01 le ____ ii A ,, - deft : all - ., ---- use 11b.m - 7, It 1. __ a a ie15aduptoIke It - . • __ - 1W P0001100110 ___M. - r'_ musks., dike prom whi to — Ike adilkerfeimu duj1y if seur; or whi bsee the im. we$mu4asNNtniNtoaeskendthe ,.(' H euitMrbisjgaler pres. peread behavior. SmiNswwIthIkeaswemulshupbe. I* i I --&" êJ è " Nowerl 1111 . &_ __ .. - '4 a *.. 0W'4FAt~1_ - Save Us OW ow to Me wwwv "am ii Iffidei NoWdle , ed :ads s by w - P - WM.Ndwd Mimi 1110 11110 lrth dft Nedhe IeMSKstofr ba 'IIIL .up_tip to , ad -' ' _ 11 IMsmuiusuuIv if p bsrldhs !i*l uhu to dl fZ_",. iuuiI udthL Nd,keug --a an r ii. — ilium I — .us -J ... — ____4 i Jim9110 dtobypf"siadr'— : r o. ::jaju li a1Jlk* kern - . 101011 Nixon Of udlor d 6P 1110 h" MIApd to Avoid 81011. : . 0 I , , raanv.e wsa ERS iI . Md whbese(wMerswhed,aswant$*amus dM Thesbag erdOk. asnes te reefers Is space 0 Just'' ice ' Bu er, Shades . I ,. ___ - . . . drug's use. Pennsylvania Community May Lose All Electricity S ..: - - " . : SNAKE MOUNTAIN, Wash. (UPI) The starry what it used to be in fast-growing southeast night sky Isn't - Washington and that's bad news for astronomers at the Rattlesnake Mountain Observatory. Boosnlngtownsinth. ares are glowing brighter than ever at night, Interfering with the observatory's studies 01 Un aurora borealis, or northern lights. The towns and the observatory used to have a pretty good rilatlosudnip, so good that several years ago many cornmnuntlies ped "ligl* pollution" ordinances de1gned to keep night glow at a nninimiun. But the energy crisis has those towns thinking about replacing their current attest lamps with more efficient lamps that use less electricity bid produce light over a wider r spectrarn. "That would be a very bad light for us," said Robert Stokes, manager of apace sciences at Battelle Northwest Laboratories, which operates the observatory. "At least a part of our operation here woUld be l.i. effective." The old ordinances restricted the towns' lighting to mer. cury vapor lamp., which throw off a relatively narrow band of light that doesn't Interfere much with the telescopes. But Stoke. mid the General Electric Co. has embarked on a major marketing campaign to persuade cities and utilities to switch to high-presser. sodiam vapor I"npe for nservatioun purposes Low-pressure sodium vapor tarp, would be even more 'Iefficient 4$di'% $u(e with the astronomers, Stokes 't — u, I, uld,-bst G...l S$.cts'ic Thensarby duo ofEmaewlckadRlebladaleiadvbave .. r.pethdthelrordia.cesuldaamyulde and Graldvlew are gungready thfoilowasft,uIdBUlHokees,spokesman for I Pw& Power &11,10. Holmes said conversion could begin uearly as Dec. , ;,: CRY mincile awove. 7% obearvatory plans to sand scionitiste to on mu" to pow their side of on issue. " said Stokes. "It's"" mostly ' .0_ attlesnake mountain ' 75 the 's" facility " .. . acrossthe notion C. ..a W NIU T U !b, northern 11#118 110 a #A* at bow sow storms affect the — oil L' Big Dippers Not RAT" ,. ___ - ' ..... - game." at Downtown Glow, cause of negative associations connected with the Ll9hts Astronomers See Achieves ,i S art I10 I late 1960s and early 1970s, but were dropped be- A doctor at the - What all and little in favor of it. Officials of banks that have lent Chrysler millions of dollars testified they will advance no ByBOREBTWALIUS more money, even if Washington cosigns the WASHINGTON (NEA)— How can the notes. Walter Wriston, Citicorp chairman, urged United tates terminate all censemptlon of the Senate to reject the aid bill, saying It was not Iranian crude oil and aspect no other aso In the long-term Interests of the country. And PO,th* nation to compensat, for the deficit McGillicuddy, chairman and president of wSam OpI thMtetalpdZOlIflItflpOiti 1" ceodod? Manufacturers Hanover Trust Co., although Mw answer Is known only to these In. favoring the plan, said his institution, which has U',ly __ with. a higt..take. tam. lent Chrysler $129 million, will lend no more __ glfllI obal whosesliJgt*.oi-. because of doubts that Chrysler will ever be able hand aspects sometimes bear a diatirbingly to repay. close resemblance to the fabled carnival Perhaps the most damaging blows were struck "shill ___ by former Gov. George Romney, a past-president Jot as the suckers aevsr seem to be able to of American Motors, who predicted the loan 1p under eshe11oo bed the Con - a sidewalk of Th guarantees would only postpone and complicate ItIMIII are sure Chrysler's inevitable day o reckoning. wbw , . n.a from and where It goes The extent of the Senate's opposition to the ballout could be Inferred from the negative stance of of patroieem.1aiintry Sen. Richard Lugar, R-Ind., whose state is the and --w to a limited extent officiexecutives als of the home of more Chrylser employees — 19000 Department of Energy. than any other except Michigan. Sen. Lugar Thus, President Carter's bold proclamation announced that he will vote against the ad- that ths United Stat.s would Immediately halt ministration proposal and introduce one of his the hnpottantlon of all Iranian oil, a move own that calls for more assistance from almost imivursaily supported by the pablic, was treated by inatry officials as . ball-out As Glaucoma Treatment Seen The patients who Isuve received the eyedrops results, expeclally with the blacks I operated on" Glaucoma is a disease which results In exUniversity of North Carolina is studying the ef. costive pressure of the fluids inside a person's are those who have not responded to drug he said. fectiveneu of eyedrops containing a marijuana eye. Without treatment, the pressure ultimately treatment and would otherwise face surgery and He said studies have Indicated about 3 percent of the nation's population over 50 suffer from those who have had surgery without success. Compound Is a treatment for glaucoma, the destroys the optic nerve and causes blindness. Leading treatable cause of blIfldMSs. The drops contain a marijuana compound glaucoma. The percentage of blacks who contract Normal treatment Involves the use of drugs to Dr. John C. Merritt, an associate professor of lower the Internal pressure in the eye or surgery known as Delta 9 Tetrahydracannabinol, which the disease Is significantly higher and the success cpthalznology, said Wednesday his experiments if drug treatment proves unsuccessful. reduces blood pressure and produces euphoria, of medical and surgical treatment Is lower, with eyedrops, which began earlier this year, are Merritt, who delivered a paper earlier this Merritt said experimental treatments with The amount being used in the eyedrops have month on his experiments with marijuana the result of earlier studies he conducted with marijuana cigarettes, along with drugs, showed reduced Internal eye pressure but have not shown cigarettes on patients suffering from open-angle Marijuana cigarettes. encouraging results, but the marijuana often any effect on blood pressure. — the most common form of the The drops have shown some effect on about a caused an undesirable side effect — a severe glaucoma Merritt, a Clinton native who graduated from half-dozen patients who have received them, but reduction In blood pressure. disease, said he believes he Is the first researcher he began Howard University Medical School, said the effects of marijuana on glaucoma he was to study Merritt Mreued they we Still In the experimental because So far, the eyedrops have not caused that side research Into glaucoma stage and have only been used on patients who effect, but have relieved the internal pressure In frustrated with the low success rate of surgery as patients. He said some studies on the effect of marijuana have not responded to more traditional treat- the eye, he said. The drops also do not produce the a cure. the surgical on normal vision were conducted at UCLA in the mnents. was very disenchanted with "I euphoria caused by marijuana cigarettes. CHAPEL HILL, N.C. (UP!) VIEWPOINT .5 .- 00 • 1 Friday, Nov. 30,lOu—IA EveningHerald, Sanford, Fit - Wa ad as it..11w. A Idler in permaled, • pspsr," he mid. IJI1 = TONY RUSSI It INSURANCE 1011 S. Preach Ave. Saslerd I ' W1MWI00000- 'I , �- - ACO$I 111, BLONDIE PrIy, Nov.iL1fl NW0 'V SURE, jjjo TAXI, M R SUMSTEA ThATLL. __ j QER< ____ ' ( 47 Nightcrawl.r Place F19:ILl:T!1 A Good Activity Jogging Sudden loud 53 Hymn of OH-OH ' QUCI(MOPJEV/GNEMEA r.os thanksgiving quARTER!rvEGorAr*cI øMops 2wdi) No.n w Jr' 12 dromeM Talks 13 h 59 Goddess of f 14 Easily put4n f P. A ! _JRJ9 cAi Iam & DEAR DR. 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DEAR ABBY: I never thought that I, a 45-year-old woman, would ever be writing a Dear Abby letter, but I am so confused and frustrated I SPIDIRMAN . , .• - '- '. - preparation, you'll give your tree a much better Mart. The job you do In starting new trees in your landscape has a lot todo with how they'll look foe years to come. If you need Additional Information on correct planting procedures, we have tree planting guides which are available FREE upon request by calling the Agri-Center at 323 3333. . I ' . I 'a ' I T .. - ' - ' , '. ' . HOMEMADE AUCTION H A s ..' job and probably come out 01 the closet and elrocalli ' *s Buffs 4 o octe then leave. I wet to a psychiatrist in a neighboring city. He gave an some tranquilizers and said I needed several sessions to get over my depression, but I can't afford his prices. Plem help me. iy Officers for the new chapter 1% sun B* Homw6jillis as is being down In the local Society will hold Its chaster are. Anmnb.r 01 people are are. JintIneIae,presides*, LEASE media# sudsy, at the 'lot only knowledgeable M.0.Kent, vice prtddmt; W. DEAR NO NAME: Tow Joan Somincle ft%lags And Loan SW" but Woo hybridissrs. A. Norris, tmasunr; and Ruby husband Is obviously Bank in DeBary, In the A num of qualiM DaIlly Norris, 50crdwy, wmeh is a bk"=k Judges live In the ares. coinnumity room at S P (People di set cheese Ih* Everyone Interested In For additional Information .exuIity. Yes seed Conn, There will be a short, grwlngl)ayIIIlsslsInvIt.dto informative slide program call Mrs. Li., 322-1*; M's. soling and is dee, year attend. Aib"en Is free. showing both old and new Norris 322-3976; or Mrs. husband. Ask year Interest In growing DsyWl. varieties adszfipd I. this area. Peterson 6664567. - phychintrhst to refer yes S. a • mental health die when Utah" is and" Yew Nissan. Als% nearly all nNglsw I group now offer spedal MEET MICKEY MOUSE IN PE N1 Crime. Treats for the ds ki •Balloons • Lollipops . ' .. ... • . .- ' '.... / Firearms Classes ... ' I 0 ct en Olt The 01500 of 10111101010114 gIerviossat8-'eI.Cammmily cobb, will .w a 13' hordk*Womes'sleslc irifearms Training and Lookhm;for Christmas 96 surprises in all shapes and sim? Look here and find them all ...big and small .. • . be damaged by tree roots. 6 Lastly, obtain a quality tree from a reliable nurseryman, and plant it in a carefully prepared epolt If you take a tittle extra time In Abbu I V '.' 80 Tft"s ml - I I I ... byStaiiLa. and John ft.mjta , 3— Be sure the tree is tolerant of our local weather conditions. 4— Do you want an evergeen or deciduous tree? S Always consider septic tanks, overhead lines, underground water lines, and paved surfaces which may service) who writes his discretion and maturity than simply drives me up a WaIll girlfriend my sister) letters she possesses. Don't you Should I say something to her -. r. . Dear that go into such gross details wonder why your sister about it? _-' of their intimate times wanted to share those letters LOUISVILLE,KY s' together that It would make with you? I do DEAR LOUISVILLE: Don don't know where else to turn. anybody throw up right on the your husband My husband is 52. We've I spot? . .. couple with whom my husband? Or does be SELL to been married 24 years and In case you think I - .. am. g v hhn. have four children. About and read the letters with out mod quite often—for business three years ago my husband my sister's permission, WILL... who ald thekea ears are " .,-.. , lost all interest In the coiseellng (or gay member, didn't. She showed them to rena. h h -'iii' F Abby's new ' • . and clergy as well. Write rae! 'i." of physical side our marriage The wife chews ice like a Teenagers Thinking it was sornething he Again and let me know which you belong to, NEW JERSEY SISTER teenager with bad manners. Want to Know," write Abby: couldn't help, I didn't make desominatim .. DEAR SISTER: The man She drains her water glass, 132 Lasky Dr., Beverly Hills, aniuueot it, lUiougiUfouzxI and I'll advise you whom to contact. who wrote those letters sucks the ice and then spits it Calif. M12. EVICIM 11 AM A very hard to live with. DEAR ABBY; What do you credited his girUriend with back into the glum. The noise IOUM SlamPed 411 C0111111)v 100111Auctioneer I.,ewls (Dell) Dellarco gave the Last week he confessed that members of Theta Epsilon Chapter of Beta Sigma hein gayl He says he loves me think of a man (he's in the more common sense. — she makes while doing this addressed eGVeI**, &ML Phi a helping hand at their annual November and will never leave me and Homemade Autim held ibis year at the Greater the children. 04 he hopes I ftnf*M Member of Cessimme W&ftg.Zeta XI. can put up with a soxiess life X1 Epsilon Sigma and Xi Theta Epsilan Chapteril bmae be has "d&Wd to his true nature for were also invited to participate. The fund-raising sacrifice 01 *A the sake of our marriage. event to support the chapter's charities was Don't tell me to in my L L headed by Ways and Means Chairman Pat Van mWsW. He IS m y minister. Winkle. left, who Is assisted by Chapter President If I were to discuss this with another minister or my Tracey Wight. ' 1011""d by do We( ehft W70 ftr 40. Refflo 0& i_'1___ maintenance. Gay Husband Also Her Minister , s,.. , ' 2— Know the tree you select and its growth requirements, such as size and _____ " i - .4ftz• .. •.'. a rug or carpet baum : 0 - "w"do" WIN AT BRIDGE winter months instead of waiting until to become well established prior to sideration in choosing the proper tree spring. This may seem a little bit spring growth, bloom and prior to hopefully will make you selection a confusing to some, so! would like to summer heat. The roots of plants little easier: explain some of the reaming behind continue to grow and to develop I — Be sure the tree you choose will this, during mild winter days even though tit your landscape i. ' who jog outdoors. ft seems to not ya V - ,....,. ' _____ UK & MEEK II t , ... stset a rtr*1g In place outside and try to maintain progrem In the house while about that level for running In you're so Jogging place inside or during And coos you're gradually whatever form of exercise built up the number 01 steps you do. you jog place In th. house, You can get In trouble from than you could Mop jogging r%mnlng place just aseasllyas outdoors If 70U with to. you can outside. You should There are studies that follow tho some rules And not suggest that IndMduals who try to run too fast or too far or zimlnthehouaea'elellkely got breathless. If a person J jogs properly and is in grogrem compared to those reasonably good health, he is likely to have any real be harder to push yourself to do iL 7W Might not apply to a Because of your interest in HOROSCOPE 0 7fr I TOM DAViS plant?" Urban Generally speaking, late winter are the bed times for addingHortkulturist landscape plants, particularly trees. So, If you're ttünlilng a bout adding a lot of homeowners make mistakes. new tree to the landsca pe, is probably Ue time to do it. First of all, the ideal landscape tree does not exist. Trees which have However, there are a couple of The plants are not actively rowi exceptions. during this time of year and less likely desirable features also have those These are evergreens and palms. to be injured by shock from planting. that are undesirable, A tree may have beautiful flowers in Evergreens ore beat planted in Also, the weather and moisture during August or early Septeznber and palms the winter season ls very conducive to the spring, followed by undesirable should be pla nted In the summ r good plant adjustment, as well as see pods In the fall. If a tree is a fast during the rainy season. good working weather for the gar- grower, It may also be brittle and short-lived. There are several advantages In dener. planting durIng November and the Winter planting of trees allows them The following points for con- '•- -. exerclse,Iwould homm he Will havo Already Health Latter tiumber 134, A developed the motivation to Peeripe rspective ye On Jogging jog. Dedhs Other readers who When you tim inside, try to want this igsaje can send 75 do It on and cents with a long, stamped, use the sine ir'Ihle self-addeessed envelope for It. proach you do In jogging Send your request to me, In ByRUNICESEDE080L PAW& J09 WOOW Or On core of this newspaper, P.O. yowheel anddonot run on 'BoxlOSl,RadloCityStatlon, e tIps 01Y0U toss ald Jar New York, NY 10019. For Saturday, December 1, 17 th)'OW ankle tandous. Walking Is good exercise for YOVRBDIIIIDAY you with only a portion 01 You should probably learn mod people. It will not work Deceesbuel, 1179 their potimlial. Utuise to the to cols* M COed 00' the heart and lungs the This cmW year you're fulled the breaks coming daphsn either the wtor the same degree as tomore likely to be luckor WAY* W bks do &W, but Vigorous Activity. who in Gomm With 11 TAUW8(Apt &Nay X) have influence and clout. Your hack Is ra!1.r mival they'll be b*N to you in wbiebyousogagow0blends sboulif turn W hrtmd*. maw bporw WAYL $AGITI'AUJ$ 'Nov U. Ho,1,ar,th pwblchmnack n,IA played ng Dec. 11) I's W to bm in a of spaulatiod-could be NORTI1 it-se fift rAWt thel douci On tho first we major goal today rather ""c urb to show 013= (May 214m 0) doom for a shift. On the king am to spud YM tmm of clubs be played the 10-spot. ML Tbo many him In do It's waft to seek win 641JITS counssis West (our friend) read this but do psi fire could prove counterWOT LOT as a sult-preference uest in your own hunches ad pInifi-ptive. 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U) 105 ,,, it the top thsy uutvedd ,si MS.hotaenIig few to* in - And a common question that always comes up is, "when is the best time to 1 e foliage does not. I think you will also find that your nurseryman has a good stock of trees during the fall and winter months. The success of your landscape will depend greatly on your ability to select plants w hich wiU fit your particular landscape needs. From personal experience, this Is where a Periodically,most of us add plants to our landscape. • use - 26 I InvclvediixmhgInplace.The b'ood presure. You won't be musdea you might be taking your blood pressure affected a little hit differently during exercise but you can at so If you're going to change least take your heart rate by of feeling your pulse. Find out that you gradually what It Is while you're jogging yourform 'THE BORN LOSER d 1, r you can get a let of good oi* of the body enough to cause the jogging In place. You may heart to work harder. The renevib,r that the orlgJnil index of how hard a f101iflal Canadian5BXplanforrnenln pers's heart is working the Roypi Canadian Air Force really Is the heart rate and - 14 is Add - place give a (sbór.) - Whon Is The Best Time To an s, Trees To Lan sca want to Mart with l steps And than add lOstepsa day the winter? Doss jogging In u ntil you build i to the level lsb6r.) - J It Is uh 9 I'm properly s 'V i!1r1 Gardening Lamb 42 111dog UP ° t $ miii Øc 33 Squnm out 54 38 Pick up he clsawr" 34 Bodies of PACK ON TP4E FAIR MY... 55 H.*.lisn chock 10 Binary digits water ThREE IN THE TRAP... 40 Supplication 11 Cuts ins4umont Deny 12 Prophet THREE ON NE GRER4... 41 Misdo 55 Timi zone Examination 44 Nixon's V.P. .cet(prsfIx)41 Dcii IIAT1', TAKE A 21 Fetish 5 Barrel (Abbr.) by Mart Walker 3Id.sof LET1S 50...ONE IN THE a on 20 Least bit 1 Dr. es _ reluctant to do or II!1t1IiI1!Ii!!tiIiI I Sc no or. 19 Chriewre 8"1280" 2 - - a il im a. 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' 12302 PM. 112:30-4 P.M. *er . . -- 1 7, •,.. ____ TIL!r �I. .. . - ..- - - - -. .- .. t. . . . .* SA-tVldNSNSr.M,MM.,tpl, ...-. •- * * I -.. -. .-. -. ,- - . - - - -- - FrIy,Nov.3L9$ .. .-., . - * .J . •• - . - Legal Notice . ..: ... - . -' - Sr * S v- - - -- • . .- '---. ,.,...•,' . ..1 Legal Notice 18—Help Wan$sd N ow Milk Variety Some Like It Hot UNITEO STATES DISTRICT FICTITIOUSNAME COURT MIDDLE DISTRICT OF N0tiCei5hygiyenthat. FLORIDA ORLANDO DIVISION ii' b'sisat $• eo'k COURT NO: 7$39$-ORLCIV.Y - Snfor Ave., under th. fictitious UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, rIOmCOITOTENSAVE,00d,p,atl Plaintiff, vs. WILLIE E. LONG, intend to register said name ;ii _____________________________ ________ etc., et •I, Defendant(s) - the Clerk of the Circuit Court, _______________________ NOTICE OF SALE - Notice is seminole County, Florida in ac. RALEIGH, N,C. Dairy industry experta say a hereby given that pursuant to a cordance with the provisions of the variety of milk that does not need refrigeration could find a . Summary Final Decree of Fictitious Name Statutes, ToWit: 44C.4he ............................. Foreclosure entered on November Section $63.09 Florida Statutes market in this country, but it probably will not replace t . ,, t979,bytheaveentltIedCourt 1957. 7cOiflICVtIVItlmesAM - 5:30 PM. 3c a lisa traditional kind sold at grocery stores. in the abovP styled cause, the 51g. Joseph Gaul thru FRIDAY MONDAY Jeff Benson, an economist at North Carolina State lJniver. undersigned United Slates Mar. °ublish November 33, 30 and SATURDAY or one 01 his duly authorized )ecember 7, 11, 1979 3 Lines Minimum sity, Thursday said non-refrigerated milk could be sold will sell the property )EP.97 schools and vending machines, but probably will not compete situate in Scminole County, _____________________________ with conventional refrigerated milk. Florida, described as: The North NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC A former advisory officer to Northern Ireland's Ministry of '7 Of Lots 21 and 25. Block A, A.B. Stevens Addition 10 Midway, Notice is hereby given that the Agriculture, Benson said ultrahigh temperature milk has a according to the Plot thereof $5 Board of Adjustment of the City of CLASSIFIED ADS Seminole Orlondo - Winter 322-2611 831-9993 CLASSIFIED DEPT. UusP SECRETARY SharD Individual needed by nation's largest mf. tory built modular housing. LARGE 3 BEDROOM. 2 BATH, Tyt, shorthand & general FAMILY ROOM, CARPETING, office background required. CENTRAL HEAT & AIR. EX. / Construction knowledge ECUTIVE CONDITION ON 1 helpful. Paid life I health ins. SEIGLER ACRE. $0 MO. holidays I vacations. REALtY BROKER. 321 0640, Contact Production Dept. 327 17 Cardinal industries Inc., Sanford. 305.33)0730 ext. 231. An equal opportunity em RATES pfy'_______________________ — ituation Vlanted DEADLINES Noon The Dof"Before Publlcotion ________________________ Wanted: Carpenter Work Small lobs, or repair work By thehour. 323-3630 ________________________ C Sanford area, newly remodeled. i BR home, 1g. DR. LR. FR, with fireplace. Util. rm. plus wooded lot. $363 plus sec. No the Public Records of Seminole meeting on December 14, 1979. in __________________________ exp. 3.4 nights, no guns.tests. ____________________________ County, Florida at public outcry to theCity Hall at 11:30AM. in order Ref. resume. 3655390. the highest and best bidder for tO ConSider a request for a ____________________ ___________________________ ____________________________ 33-4'uses Furnished at I? o'ciock flOOfl on variance in the Zoning Ordinance Shoppers who go to the grocery store once a week are not cash ______________________________ Tuesday, January I. 1910. at the as it pertains to side and rear yard -'GOod TIn $0 Eat 1--Card of Thanks 2$'R0Oflfl likely to abandon refrigerated milk since [lifT milk has a West door of the Seminole County setback requirements in GC-2 38R, 18, 1g. fenced yd., utility . different flavor and would cost about as much as pasteurized Courthouse, Sanford, Florida. __________________________ rm. w-W.D, workshop. 1st 0 Zoned District in Lots 1.5 and F. lOR SALE Dated: Nov. 30, 1979 last mo. rent dep. Ref. req. The family of the late Ludy milk, he said. 3$' of Lots 9 & 10, and F. 33' of Lot Sanford Gracious living. Peas. Grpef r u it, Oranges • C'EORGE P. GROSSE 333 3747. No pets. $315 mo. Washington would like to take S. lying south of Railroad ROW., WefllyI monthly rates, utiliHes _______________________ Tangerines & Lemons. . u. UHT milk could best compete for use In schools, vending UNITED STATES MARSHAL 01k?, U 10, ER. Traftord's. Being thisopportunity to thank one I pd. Inquire 300 S. ak 54)7113. Hutchison 3224050. I BR heuse, furn., ww carp., machines and In the smaller half-pint to quart sizes, said MIDDLE DISTRICT all for all the kindness I OF more specifically described - _ adults, no pets, references. FLORIDA Nay sympathy shown to us during Benson, tho last speaker at a three-day conference on [lifT located at 520 Maple Ave. Planned qrepefruit• tangerines, 3226241 Furn. room. Sep. bath lent. Air KENDELL W. WHERRY the time of oranges. Picked to order.•W1II use of the property open storage our bereavement, sponsored by N.C. State and Dairy Research Inc. a heat. Close to restaurants. ASSISTANT UNITED STATES shed. mix. Crumley 333.0217. 2 BR, 10, ww carp., AC, W D, . 332-3)11 after 1 Morethan275 representativesof dairy research and produc. ATTORNEY OL. Perkins fuilyeq. kit.. turn., adults, $350 4-Personals _______________________ tion companies from the United States and several foreign ATTORNEY FOR PLAINTIFF Chairman . sec. dep., 1st 0 last, 323. 111intrvct1o, ____________--________ Publish November 30, and Board of Adjustment ________________________ 3Mpsrtment cotmtries attended the meeting. 021?. December 7, 14, 21, 1979 Publish November 30, December Why Be Lonely? Write "Get A Unlurnished uHTmilk,whichiaheatedto3(mdegreesFahrenhejt during 0EP96 1, $979 Mate" Dating Service. All _____________________________ Little want ads bring big, big ENJOY _______ processing, can last up to six months without refrigeration. _______________________ -DFP _______ages. P.O. Box 6071, Clear. creanveEzpress 101 ______ * -results. Just try one. 372-261) or 3224613 I IR-$191 up. Pool. Adults on, waler, Fl. 33511. _________________________ Regular pasteurized milk lasts only two to three weeks under IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND NOTICE OP A PUBLIC Lake Ada. Just So of Air __________________________ refrigeration. HEARINO TO CONSIDER THE Blvd. n 17.fl in Sanford. Call s-Lost S Found 4)-$Duses FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, ADOPTION OP AN ORDINANCE 3231470 MarIner's Village. _______________________ FLORIDA BY THE CITY OP SANFORD, Benson said [lifT milk requires a more expensive container Civil Action No. 197)$7•CA.Ø.K FLORIDA. Need transportation - Irom LakeMary. 1 BR,CH&A, . Lost. 81k. female toy poodle. Suntand area to North Side and more sopllstIcated processing equipment, but those costs GLADYS C. VAUGHT, Plaintiff Notice is hereby given WHY BUY? Adults, sec. dep. & ref. $163 mo. that a Vicinity 20th St. & French Ave. Christian School In MaItnd. 5345992 would be 'more than offset" reduced transportation costa, Public Hearing will be held at the Beat those high interest rates Fri. night. Reward. 323-13.10. Will share 'is. 323107g. Commission Room in the City Hall _________________________ RICHARD HARDY JACKSON since refrigerated trucks would not be needed, REMODEL Sanford, Mohawk Ave. For MAE JACKSON, His w. in the City of Sanford, Florida, at Call Ray Smith 3272914or Lost. Female boxer, fawn Rent- unfurn. one new duplex [lifT milk is used extensively in Europe, but has not ap- ELLA NOTICE 7:00 o'clock P.M. on December 10, II-1IPliiM OF ACTION colored, i white feet, chest, FREE ESTIMATES apt. 2 bdrrn., dec. range, ref., peared on the American market. 1979, toconsldqr theadoptionof an 10: markings on neck. 81k. $ washer.dryer hookup. $273 mo. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS ordinance by the City of Sanford, NAGER W.S. Roberts, head of the Food Science Department at N.C. 0 ICHARD HARDY JACKSON Florida, as follows: Lease, , 332.1713. white face. "Ginger". Last AIRCRAFT ENGINE FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR seen headed west, vicinity Stateandworganhzeroftheconference,tolddalrymen rising ELLA MAE JACKSON ORDINANCE NO. 1197 OVERHAUL OnAirporl Blvd. 1 BR, 18 condo, COST FROM TODAY'S WANT Celery Ave. Call Herbert energy costs and a change In the milk-drinkIng habits of FAA approved flat engine ADSI his wife Fuilyeqt.kitw.,$213mo. AN ORDINANCE OF THE CITY Russell, 322.7235. overhaul facIlity located in RESIDENCE: UNKNOWN consumers have caused an Interest in the product by dairy 277.1795 OF SANFORD, FLORIDA, TO Miami, Florida has immediate BuiIdto iotoryrs, YOU ARE HEREBY notified ANNEX WITHIN THE CORPOR. processors. 'flifrgs to Eat opening for an experienced 3lAit 9G FHA.VA, FHA 2331215 that a Complaint to foreclose a ATE AREA OF THE CITY OF ___________________________ Fumisisd The energy shortage has caused the dairy Industry to look mortgage encumbering the SANFORD, FLORIDA, UPON l.A. to supervise engine build. ____________________________ up remanufacturing. Ap. at manyfacets of the business," hesald. "And now, with more following real property, to wit: ADOPTION OF SAID ORDI. Black eyed peas, you pick. M. Unsworth Realty plicant should have extqvisive Down Lots 6, 7, I, 9, and 10, Block Il, NANCE, A PORTION OF THAT and more people eating away from home, we have to get This's. thru Sun. 9.5. 1 ml, Sot Ly. ' town, very dean I roomy. S.. power plant experience en Santando, a subdivision of CERTAIN PROPERTY LYING Hwy 46 on Beardall Ave. E. of the milk where the people are. Jimmie Cowan. 31$ Palmetto coming I Continental eIri.s. Altamonfe Springs, Florida, as BETWEEN SIPES AVENUE AND Sanford. $5 by. 323.3963. 'Ave. For further informat lI recorded in the public records of OHIO AVENUE AND BETWEEN REALTOR MU Tad Romelser (305) 23SISSOor 7 BR CONDO, NE1rCOND, FUL. "Traditionally, mIlk is not consumed out of the home." Seminole County, Florida, being MARQUETTE AVENUE AND send resume to BurnsldeOtt 3231061 or eves. 323OS1j thesamepropertyasdesri LV FURN, COLOR TV, LINENS THE VACATED ATLANTIC Legal Notic. He said he felt the taste difference between [lifT and Alrmotive 141005W. 129th St., Deed Book 119, Page 347, of said COASTLINE RAILROAD RIGHT. I DISHES, INC. ALt' UTtLT. pastettized milk would not be important to consumers. Miami, FL 33156. public records, TIES. $500, 6 MO. LEASE. OF.WAY, SAID PROPERTY LO. PROCLAMATION OF Garage apt 2 lots. Ideal for Sm. "In taste tests, the milk does taste different, but I do not has been filed against you and you CATED IN SEMINOLE COUNTY, SEIOLER REALTY, BROKER, REGULAR ELECTION business. Needs work but AIRCRAFT ENGINE 331.0440, are reouired to serve a copy of FLORIDA, IN ACCORDANCE TO THE REGISTERED VOTERS think It has an obJectional taste." he said. 327.1577. priced at only 516,500. ANDOVERHAUL your written defenses, if any, to It WITH THE VOLUNTARY AN. OF THE CITY OF CASSELBERRY, SPECIALISTS on James C. Collier. Plaintiff's NEXATION PROVISIONS OF FLORIDA: Paint I body shop, all eqpt. w.2 FURN. EFF. APT. attorney whose address is P.O. SECTION 171.041, FLORIDA STA. Facility in Miami, Floriá has NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by Box 5219, Orlando, Florida 37115. TUTES; PROVIDING FOR SEV. the City of BR apt. attached. Owner lmmedlated openings for Casseiberry, Florida, 332 on or before the 1st day anxious& will hoid mort. Good overhaul and remanuf$ctur. ____________________________ of January ERAB1L TV. CONFLICTS AND that pursuant to lawful authority, termsl Call for all details. i yCoi 1910, and file the original with the EFFECTIVE DATE. and Continental the City of Casselberry, Florida, Priced it $19,900. Clerk of this Court otherwise a engines. Prior experience on 3._41nge WHEREAS, there The Sesninole County Board those that will provide default will be entered against with (Jnftj,'nitied has been filed shall on Tuesday, December 4, 1979, aircraft engines of this type the CIty Clerk of the City of during the legal hours for voting, OPEN 1 DAYS A WEEK of County Commission, maximum benefit to all you. A. $ P license Sanford, Florida, a petition con. hold the regular election of the City required. preferred. Call lid Rorn•lwr 3 BR, 18, tarn. rm., CH.A, Carp., WITNESS my hand and seal of taming the name of through Planning residents. the ALL FLORIDA REALTY the property of Casselberry, FlorIda. fenced backyard, near hasp., this Court on the 77th day Of owner its (305) 233.0550 or send resume the area described DivisIon, will hold a public OF SANFORD REALTOR Said election shall be held at the adults. $313 1. dep. 333.9656. November, 1979. to Burnslde.Ott Alrmotive hereinafter requesting annexation Casselberry Council MeetIng 2.3145. French Ave. ARTHUR II. medingat 1p.m. Wednesday, 11100 SW. 129 St.; Miami, FL House2BR, near Osteen BECKWITH, Jr. tothecorporatear,.OftMcItyof Chamber in the Cass.lb.rry,City Clerk of the Circuit 33106. Court December 5 at the Wed Side Sanford, Florida, and requesting Hall, 95 Lake Triplet Drive, RN, Gardenspace,petlr,es 0414.17, By: Susan E. Tabor lobe included ttier•In; and 912.2946107 full 1. part iinp. Community Center, 1017 W. Casselberry, Florida, on said date Geneva S acres, trees, pond. 3 CITY OF Deputy Clerk BR, 20 mobile home, C H&A, WHEREAS, the Property Ap. and t the times authorized for the $ ConvaleKent Cuter, 950 13th Street. CASSELBEIRY, FLORIDA (SEAL) 3BR,7B,nearSanfoqd. owner will finance $34,930. NOTICE OP PUBLIC HEARING Publish November 30. December praiser of Seminole County, purposeofu4ectlngI1sefoIio*ing city Adults only. l300plus MelI.wilie. FlorId., having certified that officials, to Wit: TO CONSIDER ADOPTION OF 7, II. 21.. 979 $230 sac dip 2111176 Seminole County has PROPOSEDORDINANCE there is one property owner In the MAYOR of the City of For a c -eer In Neal Isiai• call DEP112 area to be annexed, end that said Cassilberry, Florida received a Community TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: $timper Agency, Wrn. $tempe,, property owner has signed tIs TWO (5) MEMBERS of tip CIty 22549.1. Developt.nt Block Grant to NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN petltlaj5 tot annsxa$ioiij aid Council-of tile City of Caisilbecty, beuledfOrllznit.edpavthflad by the City of Casselberry, IN THE CIRCUIT COURT o SEXAS OIL COMPANY needs WHEREAL It has been deter Florida Florida, that the City Council will THE EIOHTEI$TH JUDICIAL / i; can mined that liii property described drainage In the Lockhart'p Void a public hearing ho consider =1 This Notice shall be posted as work without supervision In hereinafter is CIRCUIT IN AND FOR reasonably compact Subdivision. The pwpose of enactment of OrdInance 391, inrsqtilred in the City of Casselberry, antoM. Contact customers. SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. and contiguous to the corporate. Florida, and shall be published In Age thlsmeetlngistorreaidentgo( titled: unimportant, but area of the City of Sanford, the EvenIng Herald once each wk CASE NO. 79.1I$-CA.I$.K ANORD1NANCEOF THE CITY FLORENCE WARREN, maturity is. We tra$n. Write 1. Florida, and it hiss further been for at least four (4) consecutive Lockhart'sSubdivlalosito give OF CASIELBENRY, FLORIDA, B. Dick, Pres, Sóuth*eetorn Plaintiff, determlnedthatffi,annexafionof weeks prior to December 4,1979. apd $4g Inna AMENDING ORDINANCE NO. petroleum, Ft. W Tx. said propirly will not mull in the Dated at Casselb,rry, FlorIda, led, AS AMENDED AND SUP JOSEPH HERMAN DANIEL, et creation Of an enclave; and thIs 15th day of October, A. D., PLEMENTED,OFTHECITYOF al draInage to be done .o thee. SVtp rs WHRR!ALH*CItYCISaMOrd, (SEAL) UonisO.csratk CAlIPERS ' CASSELSERNY, FLORIDA; ggtj that are FIorida,$sinapfo1H'Ovid, BillS. Grist' $fl SAID ORDINANCE BEING THE ExperiincedesIrw. Soil In. psy, NOTICUOP SUIT munlcIpslservJcestothep,p,ny TOWIR'SSEAUTY SALON Mayor COMPREHENSIVE ZONING surance, vacation, credit unisa Custom draperIes, bedspreads $ TOSUISTTftLI Ha IISVI described herein, and the City Publish Nov.1,9, 16, 33, 30, 1919 IprOfitsIsrins.*,ppiylnpe,om ORDINANCE OP THE CITY OF THE STATE OP FIORIDA TO: a paper. ceo a rcs. COmMis$i,flOfffieCflyOf5ford, DEP.3 CASSEL BERRY, FLORIDA; Lake MaryM Feed Stire, Lake rse est. 20 yrs. up. 121.7300. DEFENDANTS, W.J. DANIEL, Florida, deems it Iti the best In. IN THE CIRCUIT S A I 0 A M C N 0 M E N T deceased; THEODOSIA EAR. COUNT OP Mary Blvd. It 14. — barest of the to accept said THE IISNTEENTN JUDICIAL THE ZONING NEST DANIEl., deceased, petitIon andCity I ESTABLISHING STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. If to annex said CIRCUIT IN AND FOR Parttime moter grader CLASSIFICATION OF Ml LIGHT EDITH GARY, deceased, and property. Classlfled Ads didn't .PICTITIOUSNAME operator. Expofiencid. For ABC Concrels. Pafles, *Iveways MANUFACTURING FOR THAT against JOSEPH HERMAN SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA. work. .there wouldn't be any. Iadd ins. Quality work. no Ilk City of lake Mi'y. Apply to: NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT CASE NO. 79.$133.CA49.D(L) PARCEL DESCRIBED IN DANIEL, MABEL ROBERTA ENACTEOSYTHIPEOPLEOF JOHN SURA, engaged In business at CityClerk,P.OjBoufli,Lake tee $meii. 0*4014. ___________________________ 1130 State SECTION I OF THIS OR. BRANNON, EVELYN DANIEL, THE CITY OF SANFORD, FLO. Akety, Fl. 33740 St., Sanford Plaza, Sanford, DINANCF; Plaintiff, PROVIDING VIRGINIA DANIEL, MARIE NIDA: SeminOle County, Florida, y.át' SEVERABILITY; CONFLICTS WHEATLEY Ikms vs. DANIEL, SECTION I: Thatthefollowing FRANK the fictitious name of B$G AND EFFECTIVE DATE, SILVESTRI IN. VIRGINIA FRYE, JACK GARY, described This notice is given pursuant property situated In VESTMENTS. INC., GUITAVO CERAMICS and that I intend to MEINTZIR TILE Handy Paul, has truck will travel. to BLANCHE JONES, MAUDI Somliole County, Florida, regisfer said name with the fIerk the provisions of Chapter 166. or repair, leaky showers our be and SILVESTRI, and SANK OF Wants to make small hoQwf,oid WRIGHT, PEARL Top pay lot Iliad pirionnel. qua of the Circuit Court, Seminole Florida Statutes, and the Charter STEELE, thesomeish.rebyanneto specla .75 yrs. Isp. 019.1141.' repaIrs, carpentry, painting I MABEL GALLOWAY, JAMES madeapaitoothecityof Sanford, MONTREAL, Apply at Wesigate TV In Pour County, Florida In accordance and Ordinances of the Defendants. City oh GAL L OW A V. H IC TO R Florida, pursuanl to Tow p,ig Cents. ** with the provisions the voluntary the Fic. Casselberry, Florida, NOTICE OF ACTION as ainindtd GALLOWAY and MINNIE annexation fot JIITV. 776101. titissjs Name Statuses, ToWlt: IUpPllfllefltid. provisions of Section TO: BAKER, If alive, and their i;.oii, Florida Statutes: S.ctlots 546,09 Florida Statutes Said Ordinance will Auto DetailIng, restoring in. BANK OF MONTREAL Accountaids-exp. in Individual _________________________ be con. unknown spouses, if married, and 1957. Parcel One: $ider,d on first reading on Mon. tenor a exterior to Original. poet office 10*4102 income tU returns. High sal., If dead, their unknown heirs, hg. Gary The Northeatt ¼ of the Preston day, December 10, 1979, and the CERT 324' Montr'eal, Quebec bonus. Of Wces throughout legatess, grantees, Publish:. November $ouffiSast¼of$lCtiaJlLTownsjiip , CIbyCouncIlwiIIcsnse,safs, dsvies, ILANDA CANADA area. N$R Block, Inc. III S. December?, II, 31, In,. sSoft, Range3I East, Seminole final passage, in accordance wIth assignees, icier's, credItors, FillI$TIMATft. you ARE NOTIFIED nsf a Beach, Beech. Fl. trusfees, s any and all persons DE P.1!4 County. Florida, less me East Complaint to Por,closd Mit',--.. Chapter 146, and adoption after 7574151. or parties claiming by, through, 153.41 feet and less the North Public hearing which Will 21 has boits filed against you. You Its be held iower, or a,alnst them or any of in the City Hall of Casselberry, feet ot rlght4f.*ay of Marquette required Is t'• alwsmaas, Orassmng TYPIST-Capable of ID wm. gpy .;.., • e-e • or parties Au (19.327 acres). Florida, on Monday, December SilozlPleslrable. H$ndti vinin dlleiises, if any, a FICTITOV1 NAME 1979, at 7:30 P.M. or as sup having or claiming Is M any Pacsf Two: Rf military . Plaintiff's atterney, STEPHEN topt e 10 hereby $ivsa that I am thereafter as psssio. At the right, 1itl or lnfereil in the The Soil et tile Northwest ¼ STONE, ESQUIRE, whese ad. or retired civilian preferred. Appllances$ Misc. lands lying 011Il I In Wffiess •t 1410 meeting No $ouffis ¼ of Section I, *ess Is Suits $441, CHA tiwir, 3251401 (LOCAL) 349.131! , interested parties may aiw being In limineis Ceunty, Mmli 'wry Rd., Le.iwned, P15. appear and T be heard with respect Florida, te•wft: oRane3IEast, Orlando, Florida 32501, en or 32715 4mkofe County, Plerlda, $5 the prepesw Ordinance. This Drywall, CeIlings, and Walls tlm Carpenter Seminole Ceunty, Florida, less this heist, December 13.1979. d Ills Begin 271 feet Weet Si Ills NE West under the I ichltleus name Cip. only need apply repaired. Res. ICimea.. 15011 felt thereof, and loss th. erlplqial with the Clerk if thIs 54 hoiring may until be COIWiriusd cofnerofffieSW ¼OfthsNW¼et 'the North 75 feet lot rlghtof.way Court GOLC N TIME, and that I Intend 332.005 Nomidil $ Additions. limits time final actionfrom iS Section before servic* en 71, TownshIp 331, Range to rp Isr said name with the hak,n by his City CouncIl. Call 021.139.or W1116 1S PAl iITING' of Marquette Avenue (14.294 PlaIntiff's alterlily er lea. 32E, teW4,JNot $$43 Widow needs Sr. CitIzen han. Clerk of tile Circuit Court. acres. gs11s,ttIil a Cpnmorcllj • Copies Of the propesed Or. tt,1ft.,ffiserinN$411ft Mediately thai-petter, eIMriIss,a dymns als, woman for SenIle Is County, Florida in ac. dinance are available t the SECTION 3: - thuS, IllS 771.4137 *favNwilIb.idi ho$*.,k, 377.1*. =j: ewftiffieprovisionsof tile HaIIwithhheC10rketn,eCity City . me point bombing.That upon thIs Ordinance for the relIef demand.d In this Fictiti a Ham. Statutes, To.Wif: sum. map be inspected by tile severally luts Painting $ Repair he otIv, . propçty Ithat Waitress days F I PT cop. 'let ifled • AIIitMI tIs'Il• Sectls 040.0 PlOtidi Statutes Public. Rssldsswlai $ Commercial ownerandsayre,ientres4ng - This sislice siisil onty.DIsl,wosher, cooks helper Published FLORENCE WARREN, liii filed r-okvsu.T$MVev 190. DATED, ps,ty ds tet'g1 Jl -. PT, Egg I Omelet lest., 7141 11g. Fred C. UrIs fir being my cvstsmsr$- I ____________________ November, A.O, ilill 73rd shall be entitled to all the rights seculive weeks In this 5yang $979. day Of hlerCompaintinmsCwceifs', French Ave., $aalud. EIgIüaniIh Judicial CIroilt hi and PIJII November 16, 33.30 and friends. nllieie'sa llsflerway MARY W. HAWTHORNE, sot' $emile aj privileges and immunities as Herald. isly, ' D.c* or 7, 1979 IosayittdenlknusON,esoy UU are frin tim. so time granted 5 AVON CRy Clerk WITNESS mylwni s se.l' this i t)EP.4 you he richly blessof Beet as residents and property ewn.rs if dIll day if Nsgmflr, IW. FIGHT INFLATION Publish: NsvUibsr,IS, 101. Defendants toNuleIII,etNIsOftg. wishes Soildol l DEFile ,,....,,, IWCNVSOII*LFIVIILII,dM (SEAL) Plaintiff Is me absve-ds.aigel 5. ts, Quality workmanship. No jell too .po.w. po.iso.ca , praydsi In Ctiaplgr ARTHUR H. SECKWITN, JR. ret prspwI,t located In Seminole rn. FI $efgs, CLERK Irs liii torierPrgNwedNnkig.*3. County, Florida. Ills abllIsIeted further be sullied to Ills respsa. By: Psilicla IISInSW title of which is 011111151, s ffINotr Press Opora$en $ orsanaship Deputy Clerk. Isp. helpful. 50.11Sw. to start. SPONALUSTICE. HEATERS CLIANID ____________________ "FLORENCE asmaylssmtifsesetimehe STIPI$ENM.S,OM Plaintiff, ADJUSTED U*UPSITSPMSIULPN$4M versusWARREN. I JOSEPH assusululbyms • . . Orlaiwo". 'HERMAN DANIEL, Si •l determined by the governing IPgiI. Weuds aId Sloe. oumorey No City Of $amrd, 1011,1461 dNA t PUBLIC NOSES IMYMSNT ACTIP $174, and vev. and Nds if piors, aniihe prwleleiis of laid 1ando, PisIIIO $1501 yov.areherellyrequwwse,ys flNILasITtlrinhu1ua)ctiopter Ill, Fisridi SIMwIes: ?UblNh November 5 I 3$, *11'_mew, a $tgsm C'paln.. osP sTATeaj*sJcALpsgt.as..TaNDSAc,..I01 or --c SECTION 5: $79 Pelting. Roof, homsu moslig delsisLet say, uPSI FIANKUG 10IllhIt(10U79.Ip$ugep1s$gring7 ii any section or Portion at a OIP-. ANTI ICI$$IO11 svas kerneL etc. 'hIIs hem. 01c*al C. WHIONAM. $TIN$TlOM. wct*of*e.-prm,is PeromoIllod. T1 i4ruient of Ir-k$Is 'Colty.- P*IN li used NI anti. UtI 102* RIU,nlkhe vales, V$L MeINTOSN a JULIAN. be laval Id. unlawful it INVITATION TSIG Noputorir I Ilmebisli r.c* ifiscOf aw1ssaamle $v as tONI poor U*irl. $01 Is al$waaps for Plaintiff, shell VR. 'The Beard Of Trwlt,eo_if I held S_ 14*115 is Pest Office Iii 3* 4111111151 IIS$NII j34 ,. InvalIdate it Impair *5 Side Meeting Set I 3 BR, 2 B, C HIA, stove, refrigerator. 705 Santa St ______________________ but other factors won't make It a replacement for the conventional product. 41Houses W Garnest White Re Real Fstate Boker JOHN K RIDER ASSOC. LOVELY WOODED ACREAGF 107W. Commercial Phnp 3fl 1631,Sanford (L 2o r VA. 5743110. fruit trees, fenced yo. Owner CARRIAGE COVE condos. 526.500-533,500. 95 pcI. financing. Call Don Cox 3236203. Christian Brothers $34-loll caping, Terrific OPEN HOUSE Saturday 1.3 P.M. SpacIous 4 Bdrm home. Sunny inancing. Only $59,900. - - Saturday 15 P.M. SERENITY ABOUNDS IN THIS LOVELY BRICK HOME-). Bdrm, 1½ lath, extra game PIN ECR EST rnished 4 BR, 20 home newly ecorated 1g. wooded lot in teat areal Walk to school I tores. Only $37,500. BENCH1'ECH& OUTSIOE TECH NEW - MAYFAIR LISTING Goireous 3 BR, 25 boasts beautiful landscaping, 14x32sc p'OOL I custom features -_________________ C'flOt6 __________________ OUT OF IDEAS? Vislt ETHELL'S ANTIQUES mi,W.ofl-I,oidSp-44at "76' Station, Paoia. 333507) __________________ S . _____ Jam Up Hair Styles & Jeans Levis-Junior$Missy ____ Tops I Dresses 502 French Ave. ________________ - - - * Beautiful lewelry, fabulous NORMAN 110 Park Ave. ' ________________ ____ - • - - . .• - • Gay colors delight the child. Christmas Slippers, we -. suggest. KNIGHTS. 205 E. 1st Downtown ____________________ - . - ThrIll them with boots Dingo $ Cowboy Boots by Acme KNiGHTS,3OIE 1st Downtown - - Pli ___ - ___________ . - •, . .' • -, ____ - * -. ,sc*i. -.- ___ -, P P MR. 1'S FASHIONS FlneClothIngforman 2417S.French 373116$ __________________ JUST RIGHT FOR SMALL FAMILY-3 SIren, IV, oath home in nice area, convenient locatIon, $32100. NEAR S POINTS-2 Berm, * REALTY - REALTORS HIPA, could have effic. apt., near II, I yr. warranty, zoned agriculture. . ualsItFsorIda'a,lLaplI.IIIe votidity, forceer effect Si say. ' lll son the foINJJ*4: UI in loOSNICI or isis s, •O.kSi*5.SiW dew, InisuIliallo., pIóM en or 0N 'iI $09, 10 SECTION 4: J**edW low. It p tic. ii tll5 MUfole MInr . R. It*Lwf by IssuE Wed be aiM is Is MIct 1111.jfl, he oet.rsais $IU1*V Si loON IllS SIMS NS MSsv,ropwsi. mis s o piarnua' s.mea, MSDIIII $taghi SECTION 1 s i.ch ON (4) IM' mat mis' or.w.ng. $SP secutlus wesis. rn. AN bideshoN lisp,ilmarW Wt Wfective immedlifify DATED f1j1 I k day e thu. *s: ,I Isp Si .. , . __Iu, & ,w- . -. SUPERt 3 BR. 1½ 8 home in 20 W. w-lOts of extrasi CH, w.w carp., dining area, Fla. rm., porch & many more extrasl LARGE LOT OR 3 to S ACRES WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. BOX 1795, SANFORD, FL 37771. GIVING DESCRIPTION. BPP WARRANTED. Yours for $37,300. Call 333.2222 for 47—Real LAKEFRONTI 3 BR, 18 hOme on spacious, oakshaded, land. scaped lot in nice neighborhoodl Eat.in kit., Fla. porch, and much morel A buy for $29,900. Losing your home & credit? I will catch up back payments & buy equity.332.0716. - ANYTIME Multiple Listing Service 2565 REALTORS PARK Branch Office 323.2223 ______ •JUl1 CI -- * * * * * ' . -, t - - - , OI. AI$0M . UtMIps*ess p , sr - ......... - V. : - .1' .- ' -- - ' t,g,g - , • upsngMi * RN *'r*so if No SElls if -EveONfon. SoNS hiInefs denty k*uomw5$OIINI.Pl,*?lIdurlos*,how,I -= 4P.*So' 'no0Jt'iaL * $ -. a (11*6, - ,, G v__I4 • ': --- of countpcam. - ' • •, -. , ____ -' Ai - -- coNo. . -- ' . ".t ..;"S-'S'i_ t:-. , . -- , _____________ - ________________ _______________ iJedjiry, Nonlvi.Sbi*elrnas • ltM. - 1.E1'JUl15IplM ____ - ___ - . -- -: Illep Si No Clip Clork 5ffl $jv 'of pl ,IwM,., INflj Mrs the PIS Si lush $IS11. sIN ON I '1 is U.S. ceNoONIssSias$$1pfo -'IiWldesI*,a,t- DAIS rSENT ASPus,$miN ,? skim ng.'relnavp.I. Svvø AM . y1ndr5 IwnI. res oat, s,Uio I. Muted lId- mi . Of No, CIrg. 54 6W g• 10-11* CMOS11?U CONTIACTOS P5151ST. -iilal CoIV. ;ONdo Is 3014415 m.wis. Mess. isb5ofbss, iRONffibdapOffl - - Deluxe cabinets. Ware 140 $ $750. Now $550. Goodyear. 311*1W. 332-1501 , _______________ _______ ON It - ___ ____ ___ " ___ - - - . - . - - - - r.U.ai.. T055 .' - ___ luIflbrI if*IIVSi$I*JtPbeNo . .. - -., - - . 2"Pt . • ' . . . - - ''._'_.;... - - '" ''":'' ............ . - - -•' - - Yamaha. 1515 1. French (11k S. if *5mw,). 533.041. p - 1 I -- beoutIful Wekiva Pails. P,nlotl Iai Wioss' r$IrNt. 151155. Owner finance wI I . 00, YOUR BODY A FAVOR PUMP IRON _________ ________________ _-_,, • p REALTOR 113101 MULTIPLE LISTING$IRVICI - Eves. 1091401011* 5306. - 53-1V.Radio.Stereo ______________________ Used Color TV's -9tosell your choice. ALL WORK. 199 ci, iloll's Sanford Furniture Salvage, Il 97. So of Sanford 37? $721. Will buy st & 2nd mortgages. We also make Real Estate I Business Ions. Florida Mor. fgage Investment, 1350 S. Orange Ave., SuIte 204, Winter Park. 4444432. SG-Mscellansous for Sale - WILSONMAIER FURNITURE OUY, SELL, TRADE 311-3ISE.First$t. 327.1632 FURNITURE-BEDDING. Wholesale to all. Orlando Wholesale Purn. 2100 industrial Blvd., Orlando. ___- ----- YardSal,'SATURDAY 121W Coleman Cir 95 77—Junk Cars Removed - Top Dollar Paid for iunk I used cars, trucks 1. heavy equipment. ____" 9'° BUY JUNK CARS From SIOto$SO Call 327 1624; 37 4160 78—MotOrCyCles - ----.'---_ - (iraue Sale Baby items, misc turn Corner of Maple Ave. 72nd St Sal., Sun 9 Fr, S.it 9 hI . -- - ---- ------ ------- Drapes, linens, clothing, bId .nat,..'iaIs. Xmas items, misc. 109 W Ridge Dr. Parkridge. 1k Mary Blvd. off 1797, Sat., Dec I. 9 5. Yard Sale. 95. Dcc. 1. III ParkviewOr. Suntand Estates __________________________ - - -- _____ — 55--Boats & Accessories --_ - 3977 Hwy. Il 97 Sanford,Fla.3777) - STEREO turntable. I track tape player. Sold new $600. a real buy at only $116.25 or hake over my payments $1600 month. Call 162 5394 day or night. Free home trial Agent. BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HERB'S TV 75915. SanfordAve. 373 —___________________________ TV repo $9" Zenith. Sold orig. $43,75 bal. 5)13.16 or 5)7 mo. Agent 339 $314. TELEVISION RCA color console 75". sold new over $700. Balance due $175.00 or lake over my paymenls $I1.00month Slill in warranty. will deliver, call $67 53v4 Agent. Knlghl Stereo Receiver Make Offer 323 3673 Motorcycle lSl.IEI,n ROftSON MARINE TAKE UP PAYMENTS Zenith walnul console Stereo AM FM stereo radio. 4 speed Mini bike, new S hp. eng., 10 in. wheels, new torque converter Outch. $300. 323 7715. -- Ph 3?? 0)57 23' cabin cruiser, 193 hp Inlerceptor eng,, 30 hrs. on &trans_5900. 373 026 . - -- Merchandise - , Keller consoleplano. like new, cU anytime, 323 $717. Pianos & organs is low as 5995 Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, 720? French Ave. 322 7255. ______ -- --------- DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 9?, I mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a public AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday & Saturday at 7:30. It's the only one In Florida. You set the reserved price. Call 904-251. 1311fIr furtherdetaIlS. JUST MAKE PAYMEP4T-'6t to '15 models. Call 339 9)00 or $34 4605 (Dealer) -- -' ---- ----------- $977 Pontiac Granville Loaded, has new sticker $150, 373 5569 -. 59—Misi - 8o—Autos for Sale - eng ___ Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 30460.' 323 7710 Must sell. 1917 Vega, radio & Ihrt., low mileage, clean, $1695 or best Offer. 3231730 —______________________ '7$ Chev. Monte Carlo V I, PS, - PB, AC, Wire Wheels, Stereo, (15. 54,700. 3726052. - '7) Vega, auto, Runsc.00d,$795 3?? 560 --________________________ AUCTION SALE FRIDAY, 7:30 P.M. Oak Chest on Chest, 2 pIns kitchen chairs & drop leaf table, 1 drop front secretary, Mahogany desk, old school desk, treadle sew, machine, old mIlk can, Sm. wicker rocker, Sm, oak side board, Sm. Crystal glassware, old picture frames plus SI—Garage Sales TV's, clothes dryer, stereoS .11 kinds of misc. items, new & used. Electric fireplace. CHRISTMAS OPEN HOUSE Dell's Auction Center Trailer, combo boat-utility 5*7 alum box 5lU ificycle'iU" $16; 177 E.Crystal Lake Dr. LakeMary 377 9331 26"$35. 322-3314 eve. --_______ ----- - t4UGi, YARD SALE S tam w baruains galore. Sat Dec I Only. 93. (or 16 A 25th St I 8. Fairway Dr MILLERS CARR IAGE COVE Terrific I yr. old del. wide. features C lIlA. wheat pump, beautiful decor, huge SR's ricreal ion center war by. Only $7,150 tail to mortgage as m. _ Buy Sell Consign 2621 Sanford Ave 323 5772 - --- December 1 10a.m. toSp.m. 332-Sill after I ______________— - Danny's Auction 322 7010 - (",lit(JC Stilt' At Id) Ilut, Ccl. Country Club (, Sat Dec. I. 9 5. C.00d used TV's, 5258. up Corner group, red plaids $75 Call after S 327001? DOOR PRIZES 2m1, Lot l-4onW.46 Specials on Arrangements Flyte's Flower & Gift Shop Phone 323-Sue DOOIPIIZIS' •DOOIPISZU. Snake Proof Boots $49.9. Pr. ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 332-579* 3loSanlordAve. REPOSSESSED Hoover port. Washer Dryer, apt. size, $123 for both. Moturcycle street tire, 3-10*11, 5)0. 3721043. Beds. 0*1. motel box springs I mattresses, $30 set. Sanford AuctIon. 1213 S. French. 3737310. AUTO SALEI Flagship Bank ______ _____ Mann. areo, ansi agri., 1W.31p, 53,30. •N1 OF UMINOu REALTORS 3808 N. ORLANDO AVE. *a30ordIIows. Numrous cars to choos. fromi HIGHEST RIDS ACCEPTED IV DEC. 5 GENEVA 1.3 woo 305' en psuld frontage. wnor 07*50 $PdON. - ______ STIMPIRASINCY 47-A—Mortgss BougN ASoki --- . j Gas hot water htr.. cent. gas furnace n') ton AC. INC. N.wlSl,iBtravefValheef YORK DAISILL EQUIP. Local deL, call Tory Salmon eas 30$pift.L$if.$$uN. anyti q,iraq. sale MISC lti'iis i,'t,L ,,k.'Minni,'I'lr 93 Sat. --- FULLY FURNISHED ON 2 CANAL FRONT LOTS INTO LANGE LAKE NEAR SIL. VER SPRINGS, $11,950. SEIGLER REALTY, IROKER. 32lieoo, 327.1577. OI$T -. AFRICAN VIOl ETS rlssGrembouee 011141 lvflSiIorö$wnksnds fenced p1. nIce location, Inc. I Rgsag,apf Llv.lnlsevse$ ape or ..w bests. Only WiKIVA FALLS .. - -$smiwois Memirlil SIsspNal $1,*. * P1IN$ ON liii' . rs.i is fEINt L*1Mt*,, ts,rn.r,-,..: h*No*iJ*U9,$4,$4,$5 PublIshNwsms.er$.,1,*.nd Publish; Ifo,:- '-- $9, 50:4 'l ,;DehSmb j!$I 01 . OIP.41 . ______________________ - -- - Uarti'l.Gibssn.Ouild.'. Zenith cempont stereo. AM. FM liffi speakers. Was 5309, 5179. Ne 511*. .1. 332-2531 ______________ -- *-*- . ___ - __ - ____ ___ ____ ' ONbeivoIsatg ___ . - i *a, w - ___ 01.7403 1001 up Wsk$Ia, re red sasc15i1,. Themas Tado owner 1 rIsr. l repe4 r.copjt,s, ___ ' L., - __ ___ _____ •' . CAR175Y PAINTING MASONRY, CONCRETE. AN prriipn$-a pt sup. P55401ST, *711150301* PICTITSSI0Sfft - ___ -' It,loiiI . . - Artlier N. ONIk . Clerk if *5 CWc Count ____ Bein'isleCoSip. PIN . .. - D.r.*psaisr-.- - cti ______ - SSUVSIOj4NVy INCSEA$S - ____ We buy your equity, close In 34 hrs. AWARD REALTY, INC. _____ 42—tbiIS Homes I__HarddHuUl.dty INVISTORI p This wsi't last ions. Nice 1 SN. I Planes. organs, guitars, amps i lilt. REALTOR, MLS General Electric microwaves. Iifismeen fenced let. $13.01 drums. Sob Ball's Disc. Mosic $2 to cheese from. As low as' 323-5774 Day or Night - 16110 Iwo, owner carry, Center. 3217 Fronds Ave. $150. All at close out prices. ___________________ 3227755 Geedyaat, $51 W. 1sf 333-2121. ' INVESTOR I L1y' Guitar dr $ Museum *-4.sAasigs 31" u.f. color conso'es 351,15 Issese, good tend.. PR, ___________________ ,, - -w ____ _______________ -'- "ON._sle's. Utsnssd-$ SoFt.t fE5 IltinlifU *1. - ,--. 1,107 is $S, _.:a ______ *,* *. : ______ .. ____ . - ____ bui' .,. - FIMI 1 SNUE SNARING A OfNoaNuseApanu - .,'-- -. 710S $7$,$ - - nted Estate -____________ , Push button controls, has carousel, still in warranty $449, OrigInally assume payments of $21 ma. Agent 339 -- ________ ror Estate Commercial 0 Resl dential Auctions & Appraisals Call Dell's AUCtion, 323 5620 - Sai' t'itifls A G'rbt'r Daisies olt'S VOl 1' 15th St -. 2ól9OrIando Dr -- 72--Ai,,cflon ___________________ Sanford , --- I ------ Multi - - MICROWAVE LOCATION AND PRICE, infO. - - 7439 S. Myrtle Ave. Orlando Sanford 377.1571 3210640 potentialt Only $37,900. ______ - -. BROKER COUNTRY LIVING'? BR, 5, MobIli home on a S ac,'e mIni.. farml CHA, sat-in kit,, w-w carp., $ morel Lots of -. ___ - ' Masher repo GE deluice model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time. Bal. $119.14 or 5*9.33 mo Agent 3396314 - Cash 3224132 Larry's Mart, 715 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sell, the finest In used furniture, Refrig., stoves, toils. -' -.------- (.araqi' Sale 747tJ 5 Or,inqt Ave Sat 'l ft KENMORE WASHER - Parts, Service Used Machines. - : ,,,, - Iii_TPnces -- c?cma, SEIGLER REALTY Just $54,900. Oath home, large lot, quiet I 2., USED rURNITURE, APPLIANCES 0 PLUMBING FIX TOP ES Jenkins Furniture. 205 E 25th St. 37309$). I tainily Rd MOONE' APPLIANCES CiOCE!TT STENSTROM -' C,irperl S,ilt' l,iyood Crc I.' Si,,iII,I,flt I sl,it,'k .5,, to Buy WE BUY USED FURNITURC & APPLIANCES. Sanford Fur niture Salvage. 322 1721. - ______ area. lovely home for the economy minded, close ho and to Longwood, 4i, See sur eautiful new IROAD$31,700. MORE, freed I. rear Oft's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES P COUNTRY LIVING- Tri.IeveId 1112 Orlando Di. 3231* p BIrm. 3 lath Name, one we VA t FHA Plnanelne fenced. double garage, family P 2 BEDROOM CENTRAL AIR. dinina restn, central ______ . - . - FO 5 MU REALTOR MLS Eve 111-1596 mists - ___ __________ FRONT AT 55.900 3222420 .. "Nothing" necklace, gold fIlled lnllcaratgold Gwaltney Jewelers 204$. Park EXICUTIVEHOMI-OBANY _________________ 4 BdrnI. 3 BoNus, loper, lange Dootsforyour man closets, patio, double garage, Dlngo$ Cowboy Boots tool fence, lovely landscaping. I V'. I I IC NIGHTS, 70SF. 1st, Downtown wWMtY. 019.150. CROWN PAWN SHOP His comfort is important Stereos, guitars, camaias Daniel Green SlIppers at $ many other items K NIGHTS, 301.1st Downtown p 333.0741 1904 French Ave * --' s3' P - . P tsfor your Cowgirl Dingo I Cowboy Boots KNIGHTS,700 F. 1st Downtown -- . SelectStyleandWarmthof Daniel Green Slippers perfumes. I cosmetics for KNIGHTS, 200 F. 1st. Downt every beauty need. MERLE _____________________ _______________ PD. (I) AT 54,500; (7) LAKE ______ Sanford's Sales Leader Necklaces, 11 carat chains, Diamond, ruby, saØiire & emerald. Gwalbney Jewelers 2015. Park - LY WOODED OFF NOLAW 68-Wanted Garage Sale t,tsot furniture sat & S,,n 9 .4 30 100 SV 10th St _____________________ I - . - JOE'S. 55.500 REALTOR, MLS _______ - 197$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repossessed, used very short time. Original 5393, bal 51$) or $71 mo. Agent 339 0386 ED LOT NEAR BAHAMA 3 RESIDENTIAL LOTS NICE- REALTOR. MLS 323.5774 Day or Night oins , NICELY WOODED OVER SIt 323.5774 Day or Night (2)5O'LOTSNICFLYWOODED NEAR 25th ST $7,500 TOTAL _________________________ Inc. - J____ . REALTORS 2110$lnford Ave. 32'702 ____________________ 324 Sunset Dr. Loch Arbor Harold Hall Realty _____ - - - bill P'tR'geback, A Doberman crossed 9 wk5 old Wormed 530 ca 323 loll Multi tam Garage Sale Dec I. I 30 til' HaIti towels & rugs, set at dishes br 8. toys. i.impnq eqpt head bd 0 "uch i'iari' US Lark5%ood Dr , Ii$IIwldt' I ------ --- Walker deer & fo houndS 1 ,ui.tie & I female $100 ea. 323 - Rcfrig. Repo AMANA 17 (b tt Sold originally 55)1. now $716 or $71 mo Agent 3390316 NEAR PINECREST SCHOOL. morel DPP WARRANTED, beamed ceiling $ Fireplace in Family Rm., IC porch to oá shaded patio. Utility rm. suitabls for office or 4th BR. Quality built by builder 7 yrs. ago for own use. 505,000. - 1S1V'JTA'S S (31501015 NICELY WOODED 65—Pets.Supplies Carporl Sale Fri Sat ,ill day 2305 l'-liqtilawn Ave 37) 5617 -. New I Used Furniture 1005 Sanford Ave. 32) 659) _______________________________________ - . - FURNITURE& THINGS Buy & Sell TERMS AVAILABLE. JUST LISTEDI 3 BR, 28 home In Deltona w many special featuresl CH.A, w-w carp., Fla. rm.. eat.in kit., I lots Cedar I stone contemporary In park like settIng near MAY. FAIR GOLF I COUNTRY CLUB. 3 generous OR's, 3B's, - . • $23,100. nil, • -_ 3 PR, IS, zoned commerc$al, good bc., heavy traffic area. - - • acres with 330' lakefront. Also I BR, 18 guest cottage. Alt for - 592,000. substantial dwn. 533.000. 337. - -- $10,900 3 BR. 48, Country lIving on 4½ - - 5 ACRES NEAR TRANSFER STATION OFF UPSALA l Realty - ---- 3230697 OPEN SUNDAY 1.1 . Harold Hall 531.900. NOQUALIFY1NG-3BR home. New Central HIA I carpet, Owner will finance w. - INDUSTRIAL POTENTIAL. FILL. —_________ MILL IONS OF DOLLARS In Real Estate 5 sold daily in the classified ads Nothing small about that Carport S,ile tO S Sat Dec 1 120) Randolph SI Used full size hotel motel bed ding. Very clean 5)195 ca pc lolI's Sanford Furniture S.lvaqe. Il 97. So of Sanford 322 $721, on R.alty - 10 ACRES. ORANGE GROVE NEGLECTED BY OWNER, NEEDS 62-A—Farm Equip. - _______ ________ Dr In 57.500 TOTAL 3 BR, 1½ B brick home with 14'x. 10' scr. porch, Split BR5 with a 12*12' bldg. in back for Hiirold Hall InC.REALTOR, MLS 32 .5774 Day or Night ________ . great BARN 0 IRR IGAT ION $19300 HEAP AIRPORT. BR plans with? or 2'? baths. DirectIons: West on Hwy 46, turn 200 ys past I-I onto Wayside Dr. go approx. I ml. to 2nd Kimberly CI, St. sign. Inc. Fenced 3 BR, 18, Dbl. lot. This one has privacy in townl Only $79,900. I? ACRES INCLUDES POND, porchesoropenterraces,3orl $52,900. tI roughout. Owner wIll help financel $59,900. room could be4th Berm., close to Lake Monroe, nice quiet street, 1 yr. warranty. 516 Burton Lane, Sanford. Hostess CecIle Williams. Follow open house sIgns. $39,000. CO KS 1 many extras. Reduced to eat.in kit, 2 :R's, big BR's 0 breakfast room off kitchen. Dining room with sliding glass doors off pool and patio area. Split plan, new carpet throughout. Pool, fenced backyard. A pleasure to show. 214 Forest Dtive, Sanford. Host: - Larry Papton:Wflt.' ____________________ house, beaut. landscaping and WELLS, CIFARED& POND. $25,000. EXCELLENT TERMS. Among the features of these homes are: Fireplaces, intercom systems. soleriums. ww carpet, tile foyer, - 322 70.40 - off o, total inventory of brand new interspring bedding These beds are not damaged or seconds but brand new top line bedding sets only' Free local delivery. Noll's Sanlord Fur niture Salvage, 1797, So at Santord322 1721 WANT TO SEFA WONDER AT WORK Place a Classif,xl Ad the Evening Heratd today 5' ACRES, ARTESIAN tgages,some at non-escalating interest rates of Ii'. pcI. Whatever the Occasion. there is a cIaiIied ad to Solve 'I Try one soon ___________________________________ I (amp twin beds cm bkc, II&W 21 7 V Misc tems Fri. Sat .1) i'r,iclshaw -. ______ lots with assumable mor- ilK, Itt cot lot, CHIA, screened In pool, only $11,000, good terms. - - homes for your inspection with prices from $107,000. These homes are on 'i acre wooded 3 BR, 28, 15*30' pool, green. MAYFAIR'S BEST BUY autiful I BR, 28 homeon large :orner lot w-gocgeous land. REALTY,INC. REALTORS ('.tll ne SHADOW LAKE WOODS We are offering several new 2 BR, 18 furnished. Brick PP. fenced, quiet neighborhood. 529,900. rrlfic 1 yr. old dbl wide. eatures CH&A, wheat pump, ,eautiful decor, huge BR's, - ecreation center near by. )nly $7,100 cash to mortgage I $20,500. Lake Kathryn Village. 1 0 7 BR -' .1 220 N. 17.9?. Cassilberry, Fl. 12:00-5:30 Casselberry, Ft. Eve. 012341$ MORRIS Sr. REAL ESTATE Broker $141700 _____ OPEN HOUSE SATURDAY and SUNDAY srnestMORR5 Sr. Reg. REAL ESTATE Broker Itona, for sale by owner. 3 BR, ' bath Cent. AC.H, w-w - arp., like new, $41,900. FHA motivated. 7' pcI. mortgage, Sanford south. Owner financing possibility, $32,750. Plymouth Rock Realty, Inc. Realtor. (305)1160333 or (904) 313 6092, H. 291N. *7.91, Rag. 3 BR, 2B, 1g. lot, end, garage, 3 ACRE with lake frontage, trees I38R, 18. 2439 S Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 32)-0o 127-1377 NEW LISTING 1k Front Casselbirry 3 BR 2 B neat & clean, new roof, OPEN HOUSE C?Gm.s BROKER CUSTOM HOMES BUILT REMODEL ING$. REPAIR 5G. BALINT 3770463 UR lB 322.92 4 ACRE investor special, beautiful oaks, workshop, guest cottage, 2 BR, 28, conip. with barn. SEIGLER REALTY Eves. 32? 06*2, 372-1517, 372 5102, 322 7177 207 E. 25th St ... S ACRES executive farm, irrigation, landscaped, work shop & 3 BR, 3B, w-pool. CROCUTT Country Club Rd. $33,000. 323.7832 . . 24 321.O7S . Way. , . Singer Zig Zag TAKE UP PAYMENTS Drop arm, 'flakes ,III stretch StitChe$ 0 buttonholes Sold new $699 00. balance due $768 lOor $1300 Month Still in warranty Will like trade ,is part payment ('all $47 3)94 day or night. free home lr,ai obligation -- Aqe,it BROWSE AND SAVE It's The Want Ad H. Ernest easy and fun IIM1OS Geneva, 4 BR, 28, 1' acres, $55,000. & ' - - S00cattle ranch - YELLOW SAND C.ilI Clark & Hirt 323 7580 _____________ '. f,ily Yard Sale S,t Ci'ly V .4 .457 Fit-at 51 —Household Goods 330 woodsland .. FILL DIRT ITOP SOIL ',,' i'U - 20ares lakefront REAL ESTATE REALTOR. 32? 7190 1IALT HAL COLBERT REALTYInc. MULTIPLEL.ISTING REALTOR 4 acres at Intersecl,on of 75th St. * 70 acres orange grove 101111 Rag. Real Estate Broker 2640 Sanford Ave. S French (17971 Sanford 323 5324 I tCdr P U bumper, ii, 1c tral heater, oil lired, 175. I central heat 0 air, fired $100. l6Cu it I'iotpoint rt'triq 573 323 ARE YOU INTERESTED? CallBart 62—Lawti Garden Sales or thinking at qaraqe Lot of cork' Will buy trOrfl or sell tar you DANNY S AlIC TION SALES * afford. $300 dwn. liveable. $27.la'l raqe '*iIt• f,imii ,nd caie Corner urii.l 5 ('III (ir in ('st,,'fl Sat t . . BATEMAN REALTY Inc., Realtors 713S . - It you're in the business of bull your. buslnes. use ClassiIed Ads often. 11 3rd acre 7-multiple housing. The Real Estate Agency ______________________ psv.d cr) i __________________________ their icisu ics*'igng the Paving established neighborhood. Paved road acre for investment or building. Terms you can 54 - Side by Side refrigeratoi is picnic table w 2 benches, 130 full Size baby bed w mattress. 525 Oak porch rockers, 529 93. metal oflice desk, Sb Jenkins Furniture. 205 F 25th St 323 0911 . wilderness acres. Enjoy DINING ROOM ELEGANCE 2 BR, 1 bath, 1g. covered patio, andfenced back yard, EXTRA room EXTRA nice EXTRA 2nd mort at $103 ni Call ownnr 323 0106. for Sale SO-41scellaneous nature. Only $)5,, terms. -. $7500 43-Lots-Acreage OSTEEN Cash for your lot' Will build on your lot as our lot Y Enterprise, Inc. Medel Inc., Realtor 644 3013 v,3(dflt, Must sell 4 2. needs repair, consider lease option. $33,500. ___________ ________________ . deslrabl,' neighborhood, do to quit tourse. Top cond. ni t- .ir pet. great floor plan. HIA, $49,730 fir, assumcvprt FHAloanat$3 mo. $13,000 d*n, Seller car: Sanford 3 I nice frame, 1g. tot. - VA.FHA.235-Con. Homes Low Down Payment LOCH All BOR.MAYFAIR Osteen older 2 BR w. 1 acre grove. Owner holding, asking $15,000. 41—Houses - Spit klinq, roomy 3 BR 28 horr $33,500. _______ _______________ - REALTY WORLDS ___________________________ ________________ 41—House 4 pcI. interest to Qualified buyers. New homes with monthly payments under $250 Low down payments. 322 2767. (2) Sacre tracts in Osteen high & dry, cool spot for house or mobil" home, Let us take you to see these __________ L.gi1t1Iki Friday, Nov. 30, 979-9A • HOURS West Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. s*.sms - -' at,ge L Sylvan anSi. P crss Var 14*, 1 acres SPill; lb frent on gesaN IN. $3110. Call William Mallczswskl. UAI.TOL 353703. ifsmsstlsa'Csulsd NsrsM N1s.il 323.1776 - ____________________ ___ f •- ' * $ ___ Pt'J'Ilu * .-. ''-,;, " S. ! - kt& '' I .- .... ' )_ ,, r'ru 'i' •, -.5' - r ,, ..* '*ef5-;-M .. ._,..4_ ' '..'1t. - �n S - - -, - S - - -. • . - -. - f SPORTS• ISA-lv.aI. Nsra. knlurd, PP. Brief ly PrIy, N.y. ii, im enched Gnoese Re:ivesMia i Spur's Captain Silas Fined For Failure To Show Up SAN ANTONIO, Texas (UP!) James Silas, the captain of the San Antonio Spurs, was lined $2,000 for not showing up at the team's Tuesday night game against the Atlanta Hawks, it was reported Thursday. "I got fined," was all Silas would say about the incident in which he failed to notify Coach Doug Moe that he was missing the game to be with his wife, Hazel, who gave birth to a baby the day before the game and required additional surgery. However, Moe said that all Silas had to do was let the team know and he would have been excused for the - game. Carew Has Tonsils Removed ANAHEIM, Calif. UPI California Angels first baseman Hod Carew underwent surgery Thursday for removal of his tonsils. Angels spokesman Bobby Kargcnian said Carew will be hospitalized at St. Joseph's Hospital in Orange, Calif., for tone or two days" and is resting comfortably. I MIAMI (UP!) - Quarterback Bob von Schaznann. recent weeks and was benched led Cole intercepted a Grogan pass Patriots stalled on the Miami 38 but Griese, the -,ineffective,, veteran The Dolphins had taken a 10-0 lead week against Baltimore in favor of and returned it 56 yards to the New then Grogan hit Morgan for a TI) who was benched last week, early in the second quarter but New Struck. Griese proved successful inEngland 3. with 23 seconds to go In the half. returned to the helzn Thursday night England took the lead with a l7poiM . relief of Strock against the Colts / NewEnglandlookedllkeitwason Nathan returned the ensuing and guided Miami to a crucial 3124 uprising in the last 5:14 of the second when Strock was sidelined with a the way to a rout with its rally late in kickoff 41 yards to the Pats 49, victory over New England, giving quarter. the first half. Interceptions by head injury, the Dolphins a one-game advantage Against New England, Strock was Prentice McCray and Raymond StrockhitJimmyCefaloforl3yards wor came over the Patriots In the AFC East. on Steve Grogan passes of 18 yards replaced after suffering a 3-for12 (layborn were the big plays and set and von Schamann made it 17-13 with his 41-yard field goal. Miami completion record in the first half i a touchdown and a field goal. With the Dolphins trailing 17.13 at to Harold Jackson and 3$ yards t had opened its IN lead on von McCray's interception and fl-yard Stanley Morgan and a 28-yard field and Coach Don Shula decided It was 31-yarder and Csonka's a Schamann's halftime, Griese replaced starter goal by time to go back to Griese. return to the Patriot 28 stopped John Smith. e 1-yard smash over the middle. Don Strock and immediately Miami drive that sent th The victory gave Miami a 9-5 ing drive came Grim's first engineered a touchdown drive that Csonka'a second TI) was the record and an inside track to the opening secondhalf kickoff. Patriots to their first score. They product of a 77-play, 54yard drive he capped with a 3$-Yard s orin division championship and the eled 78 yards and featured an drove the 71 yards In 11 plays Ifl8IflIY started after safety Tim Foley av t tr pass to Nat Moore. After a sty playoff s. Miami's remaining games 1$-yard completion froni Griese to on four completions for 63 yards to recovered Morgan's fumble on the that came when New England are at Detroit and against the New Tony Nathan. Moore gathered In the Jackson, including his '11) receptIon. Miami 46. After the drive had center Dwight Wheeler mapped the York Jets the Orange BOWL in 3$-yard scoring pass after safety New England tied the score 10-10 seemed to stall on the New England ball out of the end none on an atThe Patriots, who won their first Mike Haynes had fallen down. on Smith's 28-yard field goal after 41, Cefalo made a fine catch of a tempted punt. Griese drove the Following the safety, the 34-year the Patriots had moved to the Miami Strock pass for 30 yards. Csonka Dolphins to another score and a game against Miami 28-13 earlier in the year, fell to 8-6 10 on a 19-yard pass from Grogan to then barreled 10 yards to the 1 and comfortable 29.17 lead. and lead the Griese moved Miami on a ° surprising Buffalo Bills by only In addition to Moore's touchdown, methodical 65-yard march, capped Jackson and 16-yard run by Horace scored on the next play. Ivory. the Dolphins scored on a pair of 1.. half game. -. New England added its final by Csonka's second TD. The It was New England's 12th bruising fullback's third score- a2yard smashes and one 2-yard dash Clayborn then picked off another touchdown on a 13-yard pass from by larry Caonka and field goals of straight loss in Miami. yard burst - came with 1:56 left In Strock throw and returned it 19 Grogan to Carlos Pennywell on the 31, 43 and 27 yards by rookie Uwe Griese had been ineffective In the game and was set up when Neal yards to the Dolphins 41. The last play of the game. L ion s Out To 'En d' Eas ts ide 's Evening Herald Friday, November 30, 1979 .. Hopes Neese, who also doubles as the lion's hard hitting linebacker. "I transfered here from California and wasn't used to losing. I'm glad things have changed here." Neese reminisced about how some of the Lion's goals have changed as the year went on. "Somebody started talking about 64, ' maybe 74," said the dark-haired two-way star. "I think after the first couple of gaines we started feeling, why not go all the way?" "We want to win, we don't want to stop now after reaching the playoffs." Perhaps the most overlooked aspect of the Lion's scheme of things has been the defensive unit. A rugged bunch that has almost been overlooked. That defensive unit is •.. J sparked by senior linebacker Ted Kramer. "I played on a 91 team up north," (Ohio) says the 180 pound senior. "814 it was nothing H, like" "We have fantastic linebacker strength looking back over the ragular season, most teems have bed to go to the air apaind es to move at all. Us defensive guys are proud of IbM." •1 mw defense can indeed be proud of that fact. , Through 11 guns., Oviedo's BIG D has held the opposition to a sha& wider seven points per game. Included in that string are tires shutouts and a ow touchdown limit on their &A Ads playoff victim New Pod Ridisy Ifadeun a weak ago. "In looking at the game films," ol*erved With an 11 game win streak wider their Kramer, "Eastalde isn't particularly quick. belts, neither of the lion receivers have a But they pet the job done. They have acme Lack of confidence about OvildO's chances good so I figire their Wood gam. will tonight, the biggest "I think we've proved roved that we get belt., Did Kramer envision being in Uw data Duda and better each weak," comments Duds, aplayoffs during those ilog.day August prac. transfer from Belle Glades High School as a sophomore._ offered "When the season started, nobody believed Seminole the captain of the lion defense. in us, but we've done pretty good." Duds's personal performance rates a by week. It's a nice feeling going Into the 'pretty good mark' too. . huddle and calling the defensive signals. I "Idim'thavesuchagredyesrlastsea.on,l think the guys have a lot ci codldeflcs In wanted to change thM" iiyi the WIdSO14. themselves and we're looking forward to the Tribe coach 8131 Payne and averaging double figure other. With his impirlivemaill and Keidaper's ckssge Improved passing, Dials did jodthat, earning Dule PNHIp. at Oviedo will So it'sa quietly confident Lion squad, posed his Rusty Bowl thampnn scoring. Several other squads are in cow* on freshnum Ronny F$gt4kig S'InqIei hosts Orange Belt All.0 tice tamor,, play to tackle another hard, In quad ci a state to the Boon. Braves tonight at action. As far as Eadsids Is concerned, Dada Murphy until the calvary football P 8:00 In the regular season Doug Dershimer, Lake arrives in the form of Troy k,owsezactivwhattiue 1g0g Aid why shooido't they he. In a season opener for both aquade. BraMl.ys talented senior ' KIIn, Mike Scott and "We've looked at the ga whet, few have believed the liens are for very good fithfl team," allowed the --'--. The Seminoles, at 34 guard sports a bitter than 23 Horace Rolland after the real, Ws been the players who have believed folisutag their Rotary Bowl point pers figure and will football cwipalgii Is over. "There's no doubt that we'll hay, to play a kithemidvesandeadi ether. cpetoc'ntkiwthe 11am up with_Gary Hays, gf .to win. ' Kkkvfl I. sit for 8:00 p.m. sharp. Get there "elancel attack they showed averaging 1$ point, a game the way Joe Montgomery's roontIAint, "I hope they corn, in tier, ove early V you wad a seat, In toirnamed play, ç The Croorns Panthers, when the Paints travel to squad Is playing. "I thought we play-ad well added the lanky. behind the 22 point, 18 the defense could have been A prediction? Oviedo by 6. Senior center Bruce Defend tonight. "I feel like we rebound performance of better but that's my fault for McCoy brings a 21 poke Rotary Bowl namer's up weak Shows the Lake Bran averagolntotheopan.rajuiis kmin, led by speedy '' Calvin Bryant downed speiwing so much Urn. on ____ thy lady Patriots at home nicely complemented by Ns'n. Sam Lemon and Neal DelIcti 884 Thursday In piles.s In practice," com Metzger , ageladaheavflytaled.duid be silk Widisey GI1 up their season opener. musted panther coach QwIa HOUSTON (UPI) -- A career as one ci the S ham, Texas, • and Glens Stamb.ugh. borne coated agalad WIst espurienced Edgewater. MarhU., "freak accident" suffered by Francisco Giants' support Hospital In Hosaten Vernon Law added Combined wi th the ether (go High. The Eaglesand Patriots are The 4$ points was the mod standout infielder Roger players o qeedlui iday aislili. while Marvin Knight Q'ocais has darters, Rs, hitler The county's other two old foes, last season given up In a Metsies while doing woodMetager and his severed surgery chipped In with 10 peedu and season opener work In his garage aiverad fkert*- $aeedkiaattd lededanbosrandlinthiules. David' Them at the W. squads. Orledo and Lake Edgewater handed Lake Brantley belf of Us six ril"M Harold Gain.. added for the Crssms 'lIP )I41 Ib' t of four fingers on td Ice - wan nsIiil 00 miles ft was performed by . F. low entire darting tia,up season luesgay apai each unm bUN. OliliSi ' 1 1 Is 341 right hand asidhai tiruwn Me from his hometown ofIns' l Pans, Panthers. p AIConf.r.nc.'WId.out Sam Hosts Boone 79 In Tlght.nd YOUR COMPLETE ENTERTAINMENT GUIDE C 'm ,W By JOE DESANTIS Herald Sports Editor When Oviedo Lion quarterback Troy Kessinger steps under center tonight for the Lion's state playoff game against Gainesville, Eastalde, either way he looks, he'll find a couple of teammates who could play major roles in'ending'the Rams hopes of advancing to the state title. . On the left side will be tlghtend Marty Neese. On the right, spread out towards the sideline, will be Sara Duds. Both are AllOrange Belt Conference selections, and both are two of the many integral ingredients Chat have cooked up an 110 record for the Lions this year. Duda, a six-foot 170 pound senior has enjoyed a great year, partially due to his continued Improvement and partially owing to the fact Coach Joe Montgomery gave Kesslngerthe green light to add more bajanc. to the previously run oriented Oviedo game plan by putting the hall In the air 10 times a game. After lulling the opposition with the running of Marvin McQennon and Mike Scott, Dude has more often than not been found roaming opposing secondary's. Kessinger hits his senior of the big gainers, the occasional bombs and the Long touchdown plays. NNW, on the cariernana, lines içon the left aide at tightend. The lions Ilk, to go to their solidly built 180 pound amlor on those thirdand.medlwn situations. K.ulng.r has often called N.s.a's number close to the goal No 1' SANFORD, FLORIDA - __ __ _ Mórty N.... Season Opener' Panthers Win Opener ___ . Herald Photo By Tom Netsel The Sanford Recreation Department's ceramics class offers residents a wide range of figures for students to make, and it is said to be good therapy too. Story, more pictures on pages 2 and 3. Suffers Freak Accident _____ ,m. . a, - JaI IA"SAWIWS ISM4W 3A IM 340 SM1 SIraIlsaps A1411 ___• 7Maosl.-M1n4s3 340 Q(I.3)31.411P($3)IN.$ITU. 9.111114.10. lismome 440 5U*.Vi, 4.10 1.0 45j,j554 $440 4,3.0 4 SN 4.10 4 ablnehsw in Ai Hsushin Clawing kidlins ______ $rs5 . .144 SU4P 4*0 5M0aV19 IIWO 1.11 sea, 415140 9~ 810" 440. SA 6ANo III, SW 34 Ph ils, 1.0315 NOW yak IU-fllflSsP(P-UIfllIsT(1' 346 54)553.40. O(34UL4I,p(44)$IS,14y(4 FlIShIS 34)41415. Ise __ . cuisisau Clevilan at PtULS1I*Ia NewJSnIy is.W$tien Ian Piles is Atliata ii irs .s ver OSEIaM Seattle Kansas CIty i- ..... I.. %j5 $, Now (., calm" 34 1----s Comes Chicies at Tines Ray, 1 w I. y. 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PrIy, N.y. no 97, Friday, Nov. 30, 17-3 Evening Herald, Sanford Ft. ss Offers Ceramics CIO , GO C;LIDF If you're thinking of getting out of thq house and are looking for something to do this weekend, here are a few suggestions: Time Out To Eat BUCK'S RESTAURANT — Visit and enjoy the best In dining In our New Prime Rib Room. Sanford Airport at the terminal Bldg. HOLIDAY INN — 1.4 - Enjoy live entertainment in our lounge Tuesday thru Saturday. Ladles' Night every Thursday. Italian night Saturday — All you can eat Special. 14 & S.R. 46, Sanford. DJ's RESTAURANT & LOUNGE — Both lunch and dinner specials are featured. Live entertainment In our lounge Mon. thru Sat. 2544 Irk Drive, Sanford. Artsy Fun, A Bit Of Therapy The Sanford Recreation Department offers ceramic classes for teens and adults at the Cultural Arts building on the corner of Fifth Street and Oak Avenue. Adult classes are held on Tuesday from 9am to noon while the teen classes are held Wednesday from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. The cost for adults is $6 and $3 for teens. Classes are open to residents of Sanford first and then on a space-available basis to others, Non-residents must also pay a non-resident fee prior to participating. Adults must fur- fish their own slip and paints. . Many people are now working on Christmas projects with help from Martha Orwig, the ceramics instructor. Mrs. Orwig has been teaching the course for 7 years, and her husband Bob has helped for 17 years There are several hundred L molds available for use and many r useful and decorative items can be made. Working with ceramics has other benefits as well, said Mrs. Orwig. Most of them (the women come here for therapy ... to get away from their husbands." • , ii: 1.. "a • ::' •: • • .• : ' • • ' 'e. '•.' .• •• ___ - -_-j -' "—' 1 • 7 •• •. HOLIDAY INN — LAZE MONROE — Featuring mouth-watering steaks and seafood. Your favorite drinks In our popular lounge. "Overlooking the & Johns," Sanford. PORT 0 CALL — Specializing In steaks and seafood. Our great salad bar features 30 different selections. Hwy. 17-92 & 436 In Seminole Plus, Cbeny. GOP- ' .1 Stone 'th.gaqb, Showeuss, Maidand Art Ceramic pieces dry on shelf. Center, 231 W. Packwood Ave., Maitlead doh Dec. 5. Gallery dosed Monday, open Tuesday throid* Friday, ham, to 4 p.m.; Satswday, 30 am. to 1pm.; Sunday, 1.4 P.M. Fr.. pdft Thelma Sykes applies a glaze coat to an sgg tray. Balk... SOW tend deneft 6 p.m., .isr Sunday, Temple 811314M Pruvidance and Em Boulevarda, D*ne. Exhibit of 0 rite peueft speaft M 7w., Cornell 71ne Arts Cwtor Uninot Rollins Culls, Winter Pi*, tirongli Diober. Fr.m to imü. Tuesday th.h Friday, 0 s.m. to I p.m.; Sstw'y aid Senday, 14 p.m "TUN.aSNMI dineet every Suiday, 0 p.m., Wary Conunty Csr, Shell Reed, DsBary; üRtructlss, 7:10 p.m. Admimien 0, ra-w'IN InCIUd.d. Open to pie. Text and photos by Tom N.ts.I Wine Md Ckss Tasting s.dal hosted by Senincla Cosa*y Young Rep"4frsea, $ p.m., Saturday, Dec. It VFW Pod $307, Coisdy Road 4Z7, Longwood. A vaz4dy of wines and cheeses and lecture on each wine. Open to public. Tichats at door, Ihilday Concert festiring mi.lc from_Advent, Qiridmas and Han" by the SimMiole Cm' milnity (sorue and Choristers 33 p.m., Sunday, Dec. 2, Fine Arts Building, Seminole Conunsalty College. Free to the public. Itullias Players present "[41 Ann Ha9*im Laverty Oberlander" from "The Taxes Thlo'by Preston Jones, Nov. N. 30; Dec. 11, 7 and 0. MatInee, Dec. 1, AnnIe Russell ThsMr., Wider Park. Cigtaln, 6:30 and 2 p.m. Cull 01131* hr I Altodst'esIsIun) u. Puts, I p.m., Sunday, Doe. 2 from Altamode Springs Qvlc Ceder along Stat. Road 431 to Oxford Road and the Jai Alal fronton. 'bK of ruts cutlass The caine. Mus. — at =d=rtmmhwd1W0 - sun chap, 11 dsyi, we to am. to p.m. Tudays Aisles Park Pod OWN,W Ismaten lift Soda' CON0801 Dues, 2 p.m., each Aitunode fiprbo Chic Q, Ceder. uff Nativity flgur.s are Stephanie Linscott works I -. 1 ready to be removed from th. mold. on a doll for Christmas. 'I- Ceramic lessons for adults and teens are available through the Sanford Recreation Department. l .':; -'•.-. Ceramics instructor Martha Orwig (right) helps a student remove an item from a mold. $ •I . — • • — • . • • • . C I /? ;' VJ Z'T•' p , _4 i ', . -, - ,. •t '. 4.' 7a•• 4IIL!. �* I' -. -- -.------. ----- -- ___ --- - S S--S.- - -. . . . ------ - --------- -S--.- _ •5_•_ --. -. -•.-- - S p. .Ivealn, NsraIl, $enusrd, PP. 'Hart Deft Prly, Now. no m To Evenin, Herald, Sanford, Fl. bines Hart ' Acting, Com Du b CROSSWORD L FEII MEN I Plots NOME By DAVID RANDLIR m MEMO - om Ill Cable Ch. 17 0 -, Cable Ch. 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The Friars will, naturally, be the It's about mystery writer thing wouldn't bend. About HSO_ISIOS THE NFL Pro to give him the golden Daskiell Ha1i,mett. all it would do was nut.... football learns take pail in shaft, and he requested I wonder what the David Janssen and Dasi, the gridiron action as highlights of Howard Cosell to be Ayatollah thinks about on-again-oft-again Mrs. the week's , presented by Lon Dawson 410411 Roodmaster. So far not a facelifts. Word is es Janssen, are on again... Empress Sony. just had Danny Kaye just won the former Miami Dolptilns star word from Howls. NiCk BuonIcontL one...RobertKlelm knocks o(f Mark Twain Award for Shelby wins., ... tn NR(! n&1M. .4.Iif h.m in hiimnr fawn •h .;sws uvu wiwu w ma men The Big Apple. Tin hopednational Platform than CamI ends her soondue autoblo, which goes for IV series will be about Auoclatlon ... L.well Thea.. won an antique Inlaid chess through 1100. She'll begin New York. Bob Newbart was filmed sat as the Great American book two after the first chugging around Central Speaker of the 20th century. bursts upon is ned year Although It's years since Os.. Kelly: "I miss the Park on foot. Itwu for a Us girlfriend, Dim HyIa.d, Golden Girls at the '4k, like CBS-'TV film, Rita Hayworth, June about a runner ... Red Bat. passed on Jeba Travolts dill Allyson, Judy Garland, Lana 1am wife, AMeI, is working spends time with her 10Turner. They really hid an for Ernest Bsrpba's wife, year-old son, Zachary ... The aura. The hiding ladles at 'r., in Tove's cosmetic return at Larry Adler at the the films don't have that company, which St. Regis Sheraton King Cole now.,, manufactures creams, Room brought Out a motley soaps, lotions and masks crew from Runny Y..g. came. Binges showed at from the formula of an Aztec to Mess... Irami to Dame a (nesr1s with hair flying out of Maxim. Morgel Fodeys. all air and no _m aid ad hi a coiner now the kitchen with a date. L4acMly Gene Kelly di'I bert Preen P Dsbus: "If yes witch a game Wa tue. If yos play Ws recrodlun. If yen weekat It, it's golf." And from Dam MaIn: "The reason drink Is became when I'm sober I think I'm Ed Fisher." Aadeowe, who was the older hi the midme between Patti and Laveree, yo Pe west :ck to her Maine's tried oeciiat t . With the holidayti approaching, dohlmaklng Is In lull swing at the Ideal Toy Corp. plant In Queens, N.Y. The principal product at the plant Is the new Mv Bottle Baby, a doll that sucks on a bottle and makes drinking sounds while Its head moves up and down. At the plant recently, it worker checked doll heads that were drying on a rack alter being molded from liquid plastic. HEADS ARE ROLLING - Yankees hotshot George Stelabresaer . ____ "llusthiHiit"beths -. - 745 __ THURSDAY MONDAY Firm Ex;wndi ewisemto oe.sat.. ' tl(17)WRE$TUNG 5.48 Cl) 0 NFL TODAY — z. "The Rockiord Plies," S - - 0 11:30 (DO BILL DANCE OUT. DOORS AFTWINOON 12:00 ,, SIndsp.ndenc, Jones) 1JI!IPI 1111 III!'*NI'III1 •IvI3MMIi stupid. What matters Is 42Ti4wad 13Swamp(var.) II1IV whuhur there's any fur. 3hii'id uamso SMaMIt flNI$N • aics or cotoes • P.onc,io. Tielo.'A TIOMNO UP To 70% - ___ Friday, Nov. 36,19n-4 -- - _-•__ -'"- . .- . .. . . . ' . . i _•• • _ •• 5' r•. ,'-_I -, --• - . f irk - I -I 911 ffl ~ r , _ �I -.. ' -. - - I •• -. - - --.- --. • ----- --. - .---.-- --- -.. -- -i----. - .- -,. - - --. - -- --- -- . ----. -----. --.-.----...--- ___ ____ --- -- --- - ,- [1 • 6—an" W111 ,-- SeeIsrd, Fl. - --" ley, Frly, Nsv. - . s, ,m Nov•mb.r 30 FRIDAY -- doing _____________________________ __________________________________________________ about them. 7:30 35 MAUOI Orleans. EVENING 1:00 HBO TIME WAS- THE 19905 Dick Civeft hosts a unique Journal of the people. places and events which made history In Itis "Roaring Twenties." Ci) Ci)• (flS NEWS (IJ (17) CAROL SURNETT AND F3S 1:30 GD NEWS .= CSS NEWS CD? AMC NEWS 5)CANDIDCAMEM Q 17 III NIWNART Bob gets kicked out of the all-worn- an consciousness-raising group he has formed. 100 HBO INSIDE THE NFL Pro (D•PAMILYPIUD (1]) 5) MAUDI Mauds's unexpected announcement that she Is pregnant brings divergent reactions from Carol and Walter. (Part 1) 1:30 (17)LINTHlpILy A (17) Up CL is and I fOUnd "Richard Petty" A poem kWtIst for Interview with Richard Petty, • the right Ol renowned Pro, valise Mike, ~~Edfth to itie sport is move out of the house. VA be prt. ilon. low ad tonight. 1:00 1*0 MOVIE "Agatha" (1979) 1:00 Dustin Hoffman, Vanes" Redpave. In London In 1921, Marina) Jim an the s*0i and beiomie returns and falls in I:.: Involved with famed mystery w1low Age" C1VIS$, *110 has p THE SUICERS After WO O her W11111111"husband. 1(4)0 1 w degradation of Abraham. (110-1 1w.. the Kent family looks upon 0 (1) NATIONAL 010. - as Jarad an SPECIAL "0id him to fles Boston n his 10m Against The 5" One fourth 0 had done a decade before him. 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Murray. Arsgt bMd ci WarM WWi y - 5*- &A is a ed- • CDOwtwu CEO SPECTRUM (D NOT FUDGE (17)IT'S YOUR SUSINISS O,v ROLLINS CEO 30 MINUTES CD ANIM .ANSEIa endIwith - -_ ]) (35) BILLY GRAHAM CRUSADE (17) POP? GOES THE COUNTRY Guests: Barbara Mandrell, the Kendalls. . 1:30 of to Guests: Jim Ed Brown, Helen Rauy Bailey. new to 2:00 5 (i)SJ AND THE SEAR While stuck In Jail, BJ thinks back on the numerous women In distress he has saved and the adventures he has had In or his rIg. (I) .LovIso*i 1450 MOVIE "Ice Castles" 0(35) STRUTS OF SAN 2:00 (1979) Lynn-Holly Johnson, (i)ANDIAIVv rwuuy prT1w1 __ -am I ROAD young ,-,. slha* and her 0(17) MOVIE "Written On boyfriend .uen success The Wind" (1957) '' MO PLASTIOMAN Im h ar d to COPS with when she Is AA TIVU LATINO choeento train forapr..OIm. 1450 MOVIE "Capricorn )17CuAt""' (1979) Elliott Gould, plc competition. (110-1 hr., 49 ' ' ---SroIln. A reporter and min.) 2:10 0(35)UN 11111S AT CAL- CD S NCAA FOOTBALL #W0 American onauts are drawn Into an elaborate hoax VARY Army vs. Navy C oned up *00 ___ function aboard the first 1R 0 GD SLO. "Doliver mogWW Fron EW'(C) 11973) IM19~9 1~ MIN hm. 4 nft) (7) --I_ Adventures Kanns*j, Bradford Oilman. AMAN CALLED Of Dir. Juan (INS) Five men, strended In the Ore. 9011 a HUNTERS MOON A akWar*er *1th$o.e In raneheetimen the 'I. Manly. ( Il ,) WW wod bh& were MIII W a cattleman assumes Ii.) MCIRE 'Godallie On LOS natui Mend" (C) (1977) OPI THIN ONSSHOW a ghoeI*e aura arid seeks GEYA ) MAK "Rae (!) GF FANTASY ISLAND A FLASHSORDON women seard* for her Ideal 118*M"N@OOM@DNN@ F VefIuJws" man and a man tr5plAg II, 1140 diooea batwein his wile and a 5(i)SOOSILLA () mermeidvlitPanlasylsland. Cennlellevsns. 1?ATALW 11 CD1000SY AND SCRAP PYO 0(55) ME "Star" (C) (INS) fulls An e, Richard .nr.a. Gertrude La'snoe, $50 M1 -"Niiar' (1*7$ ' '------. 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N.M. iabst.r - ds, bacomea Involved In a atisie for lisCriMinailna SYl-- - - leMdV Al _____ - rWmIIlSIbOatueMoeInFIorl- - • ____ Dj __ YOU iii Oust.n .............. ' - IthAURANT '. AND LOUNGE - --'- - __ __ ____ I - . ____ - - - to secretaries, runs cross-grain to - - ev agency -- to cover to __ 42(17) NASHVILLE MUM Y eeu $ Host: Engolbed Humperdlnck. 1B GD MOVI11 "Mystery Of am The Wax Museum" (C) (3) (4) DAFF DUCK Lionel Atwill, Fey Wray. A mad MIENTY MOUSE i (I) scientist robs the morgue to iisom.a & J5UJ make wax figures of historical (Df IUPRPNISIIDS characters. (1 1/2 Hi's.) ( .7) ULTMMAN (1) 5 PIG VALLEY Heath 130 claims that the new foreman (L) CASPER AND THE the Barkley ranch was once the ANGELS commander of a prison camp. THE PARTRIDGE 0 FAMILY -, • for (D•C$RCLI OF STARS - PU3V' (IN?)ISum$rmj (V0Wii* S011601AL 8MMi.JJS BsuI, Latin Sriel' A men "Soup Aed MS" Twa moan (55) sauc wowi P.m Ian- OuNSIn to day Husk Plans ass into' all S NWNEW Can Bring Relapse to (4) NASHVILLE MUSIC lID (35) MOVIE "Someone - •(4) MOVIE "The Sound Of 1.00 FOOTBALL responses, - - I Mysterious - - •(1) NFL money lands on an Island Inhabited by a tribe of fIerce, beautiful ANIMALS ANIMALS Behind The Door" (C) (1971) '- 100 tries wIth an all-male crew crash- terrorizing Patients of Island Of Beautiful Women" (Premiers) Peter Lawford, JamI. Lyn Sauer. A small airplane to Shifting the patients' medical con- mean moving only to a By The E&t.rs ditlon had worsened, of Pboio'j Today different floor or ward. The changes in patients' A federal Medicaid Responding to a lawsuit (S)O NFL FOOTBALL Green CE000MIpl'J 700 happened brought health could have to save regulation by [SEP. the New Bay Packers at Washington (!) •SANTA CLAUS IS (4) by anyway, which would mean government York State Department of COMINOTOTOWN Animated, MARLO AND THE RidSkIflS (j) shifting nursing-home that Initial status-review Health, which licenses the The myst ies er and myths of PRO AND CON (DO MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE CE) 0(35) MOVIE "Whiff," (C) Kris Kringle, alias Santa Claus, patients Into less Intensive decisions are often wrong. homes, Is taking a lesser SPgouREopHEALTH (1975) Elliott Gould, Eddie are humorously explored. Fred care as their health tin- However, according to step: It Is promising simply 0(17) JIMMY SWAOGART Albert. A human guinea pig for Altars narrates. (R) Mlrotzntk, proves. y the rule may Jerrold a to stop making transfers 7:30 the Army Is forced Into retire- (10(35) STREETS OF SAN actually be encouraging sociologist analyzing the when patients object. LSEP OCETHEMORMOHE msnt after sniffing too many FRANCISCO another hopes the change will set a some patients to stay sick, u (4)5 SLACK AWARENESS weird chemicals. (21k,.) (M (17) posaibWty Is that the chance precedent 10 avoid in UflCOIISCIOUI NSA BASKETBALL other states DIRECTIONS PNllpine WY )O (M (17) MOVIE "Killers From church leaders opposed the Space" (1954) Peter Graves, Atlanta Hawks vs. Cleveland being moved. of a transfer triggers a that have similar Marcos regime and President Baftara Bestir. An atomic sci. Cavaliers In New York State, for complex of symptoms that precedures. Marcos defend their policies enlist Is kidnapped by extrater1:00 example, the status of social scientists have known and views. rsstrial creatures whose aim it HBO MOVIE "The China Medicaid patients is since the 1960s as "transfer People who say they feel 35)0(17)DR.E.J.DAN- lsto destroy Earth. Syndrome" (1979) Jack reviewed every three trauma." pressure at work nonetheless - Lemmon, Jane Fonda, 130 Previous studies have do not think their stress Is a Douglas. An ambitiousMichael televi- months. Afterward, patients 00_____ CD. wi' have improved found a worsening symp- sufficient reason who seem • to switch slon reporter 5(4) VOICEOF VICTORY closing transfer tans when a hospital jobs, according ft en slated for are o to a new _____ conscience-stricken engineer IJMSARD (1) S R "Matilda" HBO MOVIE (1978) to aid her In her to move survey efforts leaves no choice but sponsored to another home. The by the (D SSHOW MY PEOPLE Elliott Gould, Robert Mitchum. break a major story on an acci- patients often view the patients. The study's American Academy of 0 (351 CASPER THE THREE A down-on-his-luck theatrical dent at a nuclear power plant. transfer almost as puniMi- finding Is the first suggest Family Physicians. 0(1') agent finds the possible way to (P0-2 hrs., 3 mm.) 1 0ouAND FRIENDS The Academy asked a New riches when he decides to (1)0 ARCHIE BUNKER'S ment for getting better, that the symptoms are an 130 because It means leaving unconscious weapon for York research firm to manage a boxing kangaroo. PLACE C;) SUNDAY MASS (0-I hr., 43 mm.) (DO MONK & MINDY friends and a familiar place. bucking a decision that can contact people through the (DOORALNOSERTS Mork's spaced-out friend Eximembership rolls of unions As part of en Investigation be reversed, 2:30 0(35) JOSIE AND THE PUS"The dot has a hard time adjusting of how patients' Eliminating transfers is objections professional organizations (7)5 MOVIE SYCATI Hucksters" (8/W) (1947) Clark when he finally finds a girlfriend are handled, Legal Services not the way to head off Including family physicians, 100 Gable, Deborah Kerr. upon (Georgia Engel) who Isn't lnvlsl for the Elderly Poor trauma, since that would farmers, garment workers, CE OUTLOOK accepting a position with an contribute en further (LSEP), a nonprofit teachers and advertising agency, a man dis- (1]) (35) DAY OF DISCOVERY (FOSUNDAY MORNING th at keeps many busine asked the rigidity in New ss executives. York City, (DO 1(105 ARE PEOPLE covers that the entire mode of 5:30 In nursing homes Five of these six middleTOO operation (5)0 ONE DAY AT A TPA social workers in various patients his sense of morals and values. Barbara's methods of raising rnrsing homes to describe who could live outside. class groups cited various attorney sources of workplace ten0(17) LOST IN SPACE ten(2 1/2 Hrs.) money for a trip Florida gets status reviews they had Instead, has 0(17) MOVIE "Loaded her In hot water used the alonà. But the factors that and Schneider helped supervise. The Philip Gaud s em Itijall. workers returned now data toargue for more would make them switch, C;) GOSPEL SINGING 041(15(1975) . 3'45 CDSAFAMILYOF WINNERS questIonnaIres on 200 diversified nursing homes. they said were not job JSI(Ul 0(35)JENRYFALWELL 0(35)WOODYWOOOPSCK ®5 NFL 'bO0 In them several levels of pr.murei, but a feeling that pstfi; IN AND FThIEIOS 4:00 5:00 Roughly so percent of the care can be provided In the their jobs did not offer MO MOVIE "Who Is CEO ALICE Alice, Flo and IWO 130 who were recommended same institution. If a pntlent enough pay or self. Grist Chefs Of Europe?" Vera go for a weekend at S C;) THE AROISE c- The a (197$) George $S111111, Jacque- friend's rustic cabin, unaware fat' tra.r to another home improves, a transfer would fulfillment. ML objected. ct.d. Seven percent of line heist. A fast-food chain ;es obj. (1)• his es-wife to keep them were moved anyway tries king ofl,s,ed and his girl. it to Mel 0(35) ROAD RUNNER of 5 froili being the nS*t victim FLORIDA EMMY and a few died. (DO (17)HAESI. kulier *110 Is murdering well- AWARDS Big for meet, by the time 10:30 knopn chefs In the same way eunintittee met, ft row (4) ME "The Young they prepare their n',oet famous ____ ___ 5:30 ____________________ Lawyers" (C) (IllS) Jason (1l.Jbes. (PG-I 1w., 52 min.) 2544 PARK DR. (1)0 THE JEPPINSONS Evers, bullS I,atham. A Sue. 5 (1) MOVIE "Fighter florence decides she wants a 5(F(FO(D5 321.0424—SANFORD esseha opens alegal aid Squadron" (C) (1941) Robed family and Joins a dating club 0(17)OPENUP Private p.tie. a Sanqeit Facilities Available olIIoe sided by law students Edmond O'Brien. A to find ahusband. _________________________________ 11:30 end avsb'i to poor people Wovld war llflyhngaoe survives 0(35)9MMY$WAGSANT LATE MOVIE •® *110 Cin't alfOJJ to pay.I 1/2 a number of Perilous missions 10:00 Freedom" (1975) M "Price Of His.) until 0-Day, when Ne reel cost4 P.M. Tit -MON-SAT.1 15.4 MON.'SAT •(F PRIME TIME SUNDAY Ti mothy Bottoms, Anthony SPSOTRII*I agsisputtothelesi(2H1's.) TWPE JOHN, M.D. Andrews. Members of the upj SUP 0 FIRST BAPTIST • NFL FOOTBALL 'Ch1I5 Oonzo goes up against a Czech underground during CHIJRC,4 York Giants at Dallas Cowboys ws wool"tycoon planning on world War It plot to assassi • • ItCO diverting his contrIbutIons from note Hitler's right hand man. 43 C4)SNMPIUT __ ___ ALL DINNER ORDERS lrv.d With Cell.. 0(17)MOVIE "MaraOf The the tree clinic toa luxury liospi- C1)5T1* NIGHT STALKER 0(35)TOMANDJUNNV tab Or Too— ksip&klld Bar AadA A ttil of bloodless bodies Wilderness" (1915) 0(17) COMEBACK Herve leads Kolchak to suspect that 5 11:30 Glass of Our Hives WI.S Free, 1:00 VIllechai, the television star vampIre is on the loose. 4)0 PADS THE NATION IN SEARCH OF... known to America as the tiny (7)0 JUKEBOX Guests: . DANCE OUT.' (DO M Bill 0(35) GRIULY ADAMS iU ALL CAN EAT Mr. Tattoo of Fantasy Island, John cougar, vivabeat, Rufus 1:30 talks about his break into the with Choke Khan, The 0(36) M1 "Keep 'Em Abbott DO WILD KINGDOM "Voy- .iarmsnt business an uamt..s. ti Nay. age Tome Coral Sea" the lcuft period ki his career 11:46 .,., ...... when It U51111d there *OUld sill LOU 901 liwOhed with 1450 MOVIE "The Boys In never beanywovk forhim. EVVINIS • p1st for u,tiom the miss of Comp. C" (1978) the psunt siw harder to learn 1)11 Stevens, Stan 8Mw. A group than those of the air. (1 1/2 1450 ON ____ATIOI* RICH ci young American soldiers LRINS ½ PR1CI I*CLUDID PROM TNISI$PSCIAL$. $50 MOVIE "California UTTI.EANDTHEGRIATPRI.' - manages to overcome the Y NO YAkS OUTS— DININS ROOM ONLY Suite" (197$) Alan AIdS, Mag- TENDERS The MOM Grand rars ci the Vietnam War In their NO 00111191111.AS gie Smith. Based on the play by Hotel ii Las VeaS Is ills Sat' own, slightly offbeat manner. 411 Nil Simm. Several couples t1115forthis dio*GaiI featurIng (N.2 Iws., 4 min.) become involved in iltultioflS the gre*st lmpressioiilals is law OdY Amer. '" 4) MI "Love War"(C) INOUR LOUNSS the eeemln sell *10 (INS) Lloyd Bridges, Angle ISSUES YUS$.SAT, PM, YU 3A.M. AND deatruohon of. room during ____ ))(35)pft4)fqJ5 planets battle CNILDRINUNSSR Il—½ rnci their stayst apOeh hoist. (P0' 0(17)RUPFHOUSE for supremacy over Barth . (I lUCY, DISCOUNT T011061111110111 CITIZENS Ihr,,43M1n.) Lo Hr.11Mlns.) ItCO OCECDSIaWI .- : a famous European oritic whoa. We uppws to be is ..The danger. (N) 0 (35) MOVIE Mur.uny' (5/*) (1999) levis Keil, 0*1 Manners. The men of an_etii r,iv lilian stienito scm an.aneiw 'fIWtlan mummy, uAJali ssmu IG .. .IvII*s. -' (1)0 MOVIE (4MQ "The Lawless Nineties" (11W) (1931) John Wayne, Gabby Hayes. A faderof agent goes undercover In a PROFILES IN wuc*0(4) small Western town nab a 'ION gang of outlaws, who have bow M SLACK AWARENESS theterritory. (1 Hr.) a (17) THE THREE 53 ST000IS I THE LITTLE NM- (1) 0 MAVERICK "Genie Of CAI.S ChanCe" 1:00 of key Music" (1965) Julie Andrews, Christopher Plummer. A Colts at New York Jets; CincIn- would-be nun becomes gov. Sf11551 to an Austrian widow130 natl Bengals at Pittsburgh THE LAW AND YOU Steeleis; Denver Broncos at sr's seven mlschlevlous chii(4)0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTRI. Buff alo Bills; Houston Oilers at dren. In whom she Instills her love music. (R) Cleveland Browns TSON to - g - - (4) 9.COUNTRY FISHING 6:30 QD NBC NEWS CDDAICNEWS 0(17)WRESTLING 6:45 (17) SET,1N THE LINES Regional coverage of Baltimore to Sell mirekal. (1 - she prevents several crises f, ,, crring in a peaceful Valley area.(G-1 hi'., 39 min.) Friday, Nov. 34,1979--7 NCAA football contests are (1)0 NFL TODAY presented. (7)5AGRIOUI.TUREU.S.A. - ON"" V111111111 111111, 001101141" 00 - 30 (4)5 THIS - CEO MOVI "Milok W' To II*Iop* I 1mHrs _____ '79 Weekly highlights Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. (M (36) BIONIC WOMAN 2 CEO NFL TODAY 5:30 to - L 806 ( 7) HUMAN DIMENSION -- hall an inveetiga. to 2:00 H0 MOVIE "The Mag'.c Of L...ie" (197$) James Stewart, Mickey Rooney. The beloved col lie helps to reaffirm a young humanity when MORNING (17) AGRICULTURE U.S.A. of to to he refuses THE LAW AND YOU (7.)¶ HOT DOG December NDAY (DO COLLEGE FOOTBALL y Snatchers" (197$) Donald Sutherland. Brooks Adams. Strange pods which take over the bodies humans rain down from outer space, CaUSIflQ a San Francisco health Inspector and his assistant flee for their lives. (PG-i hr., 55 tfllfl.) ____ •(;) CHIPS Ponch and Jon use S pretty girl as bait trap a gang of thieves operating out of an exclusive restaurant. IJJ• - ®• - 6 OD FLORIDA'S WATCHING 1:30 J) 6 STAR TREK The HBO MOVIE "Invasion Of Enterprise The Bod (I)•SUJJSS$1M11T - football teems Saks part In gridiron action as highlights of the week's major matches are presented by Len Dawson and former Miami Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti. (4) THREE'S A CROWD (1)0 P.M. MAGAZINE c•JOKER'S WILD lID ( 5) SANFORD AM Sill Grady's fiancee dwses that, after the wedding, he will no longer be spending his evenInge with the Sanfords. (17) SANFORD AND ION terwel9ht championatiip bout A nine-year-old boy begins bitWean Sugar Ray Leonard and Wilfred SenItes and the 15spending ON his time at round WIC middliwsight bout Sanford home. behimin VitO OI5tin0 arid 730 __ Marvin Hagler, from Las Vegas; Ci) TIC TAO DOUGH and a Is-round WRA light (i) 0 THE NEWLYWED heavyweight championship GAME a 1:00 so*TMlN aD (35) SILLY GRAHAM MOJISI0 CRUSADE (17) WINSTON CHURCH. 5'00 ILL: THE VALIANT YEARS "Hinge Of Fats" The Italians (D6THEM are dsfestsd in Africa. 530 SU The Sanfords us a television December 1 SATURDAY bout between victor GaHndsz - �- .'- V ---- ---- -----.-- S---- -- ___ S - U PrHiy, Hiv. a, I—Ev.nIas HiraM. $aislsrt P1. rn Daytim e Sc hedule Comedienne Likes MORNING Britain Sends America Couple Of Bright Bands (1]) 135)LEAVI ITTO WAVER 17) LOVE, AMERICAN yij CALIII 7.25 TODAY IN FLORIDA 12:30 GOOD MORNING a(1) NEWS FLORIDA THU. Archie Bunker' (1)• SEARCH FOR .TOMOR730 ROW 505 (1) TODAY (2) a111I HOPE Wisecracking Anne Nears coast plane trips, corn- merciaja for a variety of UNTAMED WORLD 0 GOOD MORNING (I]) 135) pJJLy AFFAIR h found a niche the likes, muting from home In New iwod*t& They have always 17)MOvIs 5:20 (1])(35) TOM AND JIRRY even though it means going York to Hollywood, whore written much their own (a')_LOVE. AMERICAN "Archie Honker's Place" Is comedy material, drawIng withouta lot of sleep. s.. DAYS OF OUR LIVES The popular red-haired tapet heavily for Ideas on their (1)OT)* YOUNG AND THE "I catch the 'redeye' after Jewish-Irish Catholic comeeuie Is the newest ITLESS FAMILY AFFAIR (17) LOVE. AMERICAN (IZ(1?) M0 ALL MY CHILDREN member of the cast of the show on Friday end marriage STYLI (MOW) (M (35) DICK VAN DIM sm "ArchleBunker'sPlsce" spend thew.sksndslnNow Solouturndowna 5:30 •(4)TOOAYINFLORIDA (broadcast Sundays on York," she says. "Thank iao I play an Irish (4)OSUNNUSENUTIR (7)0 GOOD MORNING THE WORLD CBS), playing nononsense goodness l dolt be" trouble cook role who FLORIDA working for Irish TURNS Veronica Rooney, a peerless sleeping on airplanes." Carroll O'Connor and Jewish 5:30 (Ii) (35) ANDY GRIFFITH cook and adversary of She and her husband____ new Martin Balsam," Miss (WID TODAY Archie's hidebound beliefs. partner, Jerry Sillier, III 5:00 Nears says. "It's a cam(DO GOOD MORNING8 M THE DOCTORS "I didn't want to do have AMERICA • EARLY DAY LIPS TO LIVE another series," says the company, which makes binatlon I'm very cornHEALTH FIELD V (35) TE?!!!I TUXEDO fortable am versatile Miss Meat., who television end rao corn(11) ROMPER ROOM SUNRISE ANOTHER WORLD • that her drsseing dred In "Kate McShane" mercials, beaus the recent an oft S21 ( ID 0 G UIDING LIGHT syndicsted roam Pliofle In Hollywood 0 (4) POPI GOES THE a few imons back. "Bat I five.mlnulte daily oo.wiia too couldn't turn this chance television series, "Take Five makes it possible for her to COUNTRY(MON) J)OMNOO'JJ _________ M 6 GENERAL keep track of her work and 0 ) PORTER WAGONER MOVIE down. I'm totally committed with Stiller and Nears." wocoy w000ptcK. (TUE) 1351 DICK VAN DYKE CM SR AND FRIENDS to the show." Miss Nears recently bmily. (4)NASHVILLE ON THE 17mEJcvSHOw 7) 1 LOVE LUCY Miss Meara carries a dog- completed the feature film, 'i get up early to call our ROAD(WE0) 5:30 1:30 eared calendar notebook to "Fame," and appeared with office and Jerry and th. kids THE WILSURN SROTN. tI])(35)I LOVE LUCY •(1)00NIDAYATATIME(R) keep track of her varied jobs her husband In "Nasty (14-yew-old Benj i Is In a1(35)sAweAsPuTsmo a GD COUNTRY ROADS(FM ((17)GRIEPdACM5 as wife, mother, actress and Habits," filmed In London. high adool, 1$-year-old Amy FRIENDS 1000 businesswoman. 81. keeps It The pair continue to write attends Sarah Lawrence t30 0(17) THE PUNTSTONES CARD SHARKS (1)• THE ED ALLEN SHOW up4o.date on her Coast-to- and act In radio corn- College), (ID ODECEMBER MAGAZINE 0(17)NM 4:00 (W-) PTL CLUB discovers. to his dismay. that CLOTHE LITTLE RASCALS December 3 (Z (17) MOVIE his duties include catering to 0(1) TODAY IN FLORIDA (MON. WID.PRI) Z) 0 GOOD MORNING the whims of the 4077th's ( (1)0 THE INVISISLI CNN.10:30 FLORIDA .ccentrlcofficsrs. c e tric 0 (4) HOLLYWOOD EN(TE) 7:00 (DO NFL FOOTBALL Oak. (DO mow GRIFFIN (MON. EVENING old bsau Is going to be at her land Raiders at New Orleans (4) TODAY (I) 0 WHEWI (MON.WED TUE. THU. PRI) high school reunion, she Saints (1)0 MONDAY MORNING FRI) DO ON THE GO (WED) too deckles togo.venNahs has to (])(35) DINAHI £ FRIENDS (MOW) (Th(35)TOMANDJERRY ®CLO(DO 10:18 5:30 (1)0 TUESDAY MORNING 0(17) SPUCTREMAN I (17) CAROL SURNSTT afted by herself. CUS NEWS (4)0 HBO WHODUNNIT?: THE (TIM AND FRIENDS Guest: Jim 500 430 GREAT UNSOLVED MYS. IA- (1)0 WEDNESDAY MORN. Nabors. 11.400 HBO MOVIE "N jy 4)0 UIWITCHED Fisderic Forrist, KathSI May of the most pubilING() 0(4) HIGH ROLLIM (1975) 5:30 JERJCJ4L SF1. (1)0 ThURSDAY MORNING 1)0 THE PRII S RIGHT(DO CILVID) of cou. died and as-yet-unsolved MO MOVIE "Legend Of The low Lloyd. A numberhaving a mysteries of Its last century, (DO LAVERNE I SHIRLEY (Mist Northwest" (1971) Mar Y U Jack the Ripper's troll (1) FRIDAY MORNING (FIN) WaS Reed, Denver Pyle. A cou- baby changed Into nerve- such of roue d ___GOOD MORNING ragSous dog, lilt to lend for shattering terror when the 0(17) SIWGAifS ISLAND ItlO himself in Its Oregon wilder. infants smOg. as clawed Iris Amelia Safaris disap. AMERICA WHMLOFPCRTUW IIS peerance, we examined (35) SNAZLA.M nj 1S. proves Ni worthiness to monsters. (R- 1 hr.. 31 ml.) FANNY REiD IN CINCINNATi 0(35) SIN)MNI AND THE 0(1) CAROL SUNNIlY AND tIti compassionate family 0 (1) THE SIRENSTAIN (1)0 WICAP x ceptAndy is reedy GALAXY TRIO (Tt PNOM 1111 e which rs home. SIAM' CHRISTMAS ThIS Everyone (1)0 HAPPY DAYS MAIN Animated. Papa Seer takes Na SO oeIsbraS. when. lot the first 0(31) MOST DICK AND 2(hl)NE*S (0-1 hr., 1$ In.) 0 (35)ThUFIJWT k Seven YlitS, the rSdlO HISS lYON NW4 chl*in Sister 5$f and 2(17)MY PANTASTIC FOUR O Stolkir User on a su.ct , station's ratings go the perfect C1nitss s,. saws I 'M I() iIl ________ CLOT)* WIlTS SHADOW (1)0 LOU GRANT TI. MTHE NPoNs(pp 11:00 of )1100 PIIWIIART Jerry one Of the beet MINDNIA0 (17) THE THREE 0(4) d.fJLfl to itj baitetbal players in N, cow,- Andrew(Bruce aevisol, a (4) M'ASH menlel patient, worn. Donovan STOOGIS I THE LiTTlE NAS. (1)0 (DO NISI practice So 1050w Ni dram Of try will at Caner. CL ALL IN THE FAMILY (DO SHORTS romanc, and siveniure. that her son is about to 0(35) JIM NOOKFOND "A explode. ri I Of 5) lad 05W In The Velhey' me Is do WON soneto esailes ad so O (1) TIIFJI$ A CROWD 2(17)PALOONS' FOOT. PISO MORE1010 '550910" (1975) V I do my vest CL L Fakians' 'iss Comm Anthony Hopkins, Ann(7) JOMUN'S WILD BewItelI sub Iirs Mybsitluulufest I.ssotsn sensess and onnounc- MergeS. A neurotic vailiho. 0I ) __ AM P s.a Neal will .•. _ up When Fred rokm isifY ___ __ qidat, sonutncod that his stags Of yoa$sdeys Thoir euss rSIW "' long trw, he spoils a homasam- tlfiis dummy controls his actions, ____1 ii siJ, me *,ianss aioon. r. bordering , AlerdreussdfoJ. An is aid Seing y Lamoni and Grady ll _ CIIWOs. bins So find elm he loved In had plmuved. 'ii liii yevN. (R.I hr., 4$ mm.) ii: (17) SNIPORD AND ION ftets p_s 71101116 asoky WI p 0 (1) LITTLE RASCAI.$ Ce1mM Claus "557, jvel" 710 Laid, Paul (3) YOUNG PEOPLI'S CHRISTMAS SPECIAL *1111W! 'uIituij•(1D P1SPIS Isughieg and Us w ee id tions Anknatst Two pma bralkars Jabais, 0 • ek Mack. PUCIAL "MiNdS's Miii' and liii, gang become UUNMi in an erie Ii •1111AP101009111 in a Uaala.a but 0(17) MOWS "The Sicond Us vs a— ' .e m . Tl Arei"(MI) These peeling are by bess me. ksaSv.armlng es s Be d ds.aulan So an NW adus. ulvsnt.7 iciluhis kern Oeid*ge r ka 5dWd muew.lr.øsomeon sea is Coady Ywd wa so Rif e NIL am NOW bw the THE NEWLYWED 0(1) MOVIE "Fi'lsndsIilps, I lest Is j— gg k harMs AM Liii' (Framls.a) P11,011117 Is the lehesis 1110 11* Ivs 91_ PiM FrenNu. his hlsv.ia. 60D YOSSif 'r-1 ksM .TS pqBe SI $ Weed NAUOS Maude She fotua& eSrerI 4IU we Cecky. P-tr-- UI by Bib WsI Ik fe • veid sseon. c.at.at .., :iti at .ini, an us of es. =68 1 .7 ve bud inuwIsnes sirud at ises WIEiIJt at a babp. bisirsi w (1)0 siaisav o Hwy MINI a . Isv. died 30 yoers U1I4i. is wise,, is omesatsas 5, ei he so sed a_*11 --i UNNUFNEW l found SI SM kid Il. ridas at USIWISIS) - whess erianj, dow aimj in an 0(1 ML IN THE ILY SiiIPiiuii6 ti ibsuld wrUs. is on 96dw r*1.lehWihI$i,leriSsRI ad @) DO a V[ MrNJOC45 of 0(4) ci (DO 0(4) am n MONDAY ® TUESDAY __ c n ___ December 4 • EVENING Is $50 MOVIE "Uncle Joe Shannon" (1978) Burt Young. Doug McKeon. A down-andout on musician, depressed over the loss of his wife and Child in a tragic accident, beoomss the companion of a fatherless youngster. (P0.1 hr., 4$ ml) ID OIS SURNITT 2(17) 12D AND FRIENDS Quest: Tim Conway. 191 ___ _____ _______ ____ SUNN ,_-.. (1) iri NM (1)005NEWS • NEWS 0 (35)CNICID CAMERA 0(17) Slinks his chances Of WirW*g 5 tennis t innamsot are pretty good Until he learns that Emily is his Partner. _ ___ ___ __ ____ , ___ MA r ___ OCLTN'Sacmowo (1) GAZINE CL JOKER'S WE (3 ) SANFORD AND SON FredbuysaracehoraeinpopeS __ ___ ___ -- WIMMOM " AND SON _____ __ _____ ¶r ymuo - (1) MORE "A Christmas STICTAcoousH Carer W" (tNt) Alestair Sin, Katlds,, pt.e,,Iso,, on ft sto,, by c , Oft A oold4issrtsd miser learns ste Vow Of corommm IIWOS gilostly adventures on Ch*Mm 61641112 Hrs.) . - - (/00 PEALLq PEA L R? C T - - e E _ (4) 0 chew. A NET up (DO ___ JAM OF - (4)0 __ THE eeT-f6RC, AND U56 THE HCtAJ?J 10 - ____ (4) CL1 By ROB PATIRSON Kjelthen, the Sinceros highly Francois, Snow's ingenious In that we're a really good rock The Drive To The original leader. "We don't keyboards, and Bobbi band, and we're proud of it, want to be Immortal rock Irwin's crisp drums). "But and want everyone to enjoy Meanwhile back In the stars whose guitars are here In America we see faces that, and have a good time mother cowry (England, extension of their egos and just light up when we play, and maybe a laugh. I admit I thit Is), the rock 'n' roll write songs about getting and I do think people are fed went over-board on the Ft" Is strong, though two chicks and being on the road, up with clone bands like Toto sexual thing on this album, bright hopes have found All it does Is confirm what and Foreigner." and got slagged in the British America more receptive most people think that I can't think of a better press for it, because than their homeland, musicians are moronic, alternative than the Sin- everyone missed the point of The year's two outstanding sexual animals and ceros, except perhaps the joke. There won't be debuts from Old Blighty they're not. Squeeze, whose lurid ditties songs like that on the next must be Squeeze's Cool For "So why not come with will prevent any corn- album... It could be about Cats and the Sincereos' The a different approach?" The parisons with the motor car racing." Sound of Sunbathing, and to "Sound of Sunbathing" Is, In aforementioned Monkees. Squeeze' rampant musical boot, both groups p1* on Mark's description: "Pop Cool For Cats is Cockney wrinkles ensure that any meppy live shows of the very with an R&B bottom. We stab at rock music's inflated new work will be equally best sort. play short-shot concise little sex appeal that hits doubly engaging, whatever the Their secret? Something pop songs with harmonies home: their ho-holds barred subject. Cool For Cats shows be a dish of dry British wit which translates to the sexual surrealism is as them merrily skating miand with heaping doses of listener into bouncy, cunning as the best Monty through beat-me-daddy verve and stylistic genuinely witty and Python spools, and Squeeze eight-to-the-bar boogies knqbatics. Rock 'it' rill as memorable songs that are Is band enough to carry ftoff ("Hop, Skip & Jump), the lively and fun as, well, too much fm. with cheeky aplomb. Few most touching of love songs ber renern the first time you "It's hard play that stuff bands are as tight and of- ("Up The Junction" a Word the Fab Four? In England without being fective as this London sure classic), Cockney R&B "I don't think we have to treated like another quintet on a hot night. ("Cool For Cats"), in.eboath. to the 'Idea' of Monkees," says Mark "Basically," says factious dance beats ("Slap what a rock 'it' roll band (who's ably assisted by the guitarist-singer-writer Chris & Trickle"), and that flat out should be," says Mark dynamic bus of Ron Difford, "the album proves rock'n'roll. (DO a 8_1"F ~% : ~~ 0 a .0 o _ 0(4) Friday, Nov. 30, 107?4 Evening Herald, Sanford, F!. j wromm Mg e ndad Of their Mommy oeswW, whIle "isIL$ Weebun results on INWAMM pe•, _ ___ (M (17) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie may have bought a stolen watch. Mw HBO MOVIE 'The Last Wave" (1978) Richard Chamberlain. An attorney finds a challenging and terrifying case In an unconventional trial Involving the ancient tribal rites of Australian aborigines. (P0.1 hr., 46 mm.) CLTHE MISADVENTURES OF SHERIFF LOb When a senator up for ranlectlon dies In Orly, his unscrupulous canpalgn manager tries to cover up the death until after INS pals close CDOHAPPY DAYS A dlsabled mechanic working at IN. ØQ finally causes Foils to lose his cool. 0(35) JIM ROCKFORO "me Fourth Man', 0(17) MOVIE "His Kind Of Woman" (1951) Robert Mitchum, Jane misses. When a man discovers that he's being used tos,ct the return ofan expatriated gangster from Mexico, he lends Nh efforts to border officials to prevent the man'sre-entrytotheU.S. 5:30 (DO ANGIE Angle throws wedding party for her friend Mary Mary, who Is marrying a tesIng salesman she's only known Wi weeks. 5:00 0(1) NEC MOVIE "St. Ives" (1075) Chafes Bronson, John Houseman. A former crime repodir is hired by rIval factions Of me undsrworld to act .tt,sW Intermediary to locate %'j5W ledgers ANNOUNOUD TO COMPANY ' .w wrw'w w _____ c I hood rival by Introducing Chriss as his bride-to-be. 35) DINANI £ FMDM Cohost: Charles Nelson Reilly. Guests: Ricardo Montalben, Lawrence Walk. Joyce VincentWilson, Telma Hopkins, Ken Minyard, Lynn Wade, Cole Eyeraud, Terri Clapp, Lynn Olinger. Jane Ellis. 5:30 (O TAXI 1000 HBO MOVIE "Agatha" (1979) Dustin Hoffman, Vanessa Redgrav.. In London In 1926, an American newspaper reporter meets and becomes Involved with famed mystery writer Agatha Christie, who has lift her unfaithful husband. (130-1hr.. 38 mm.) (DO HART TO HART 10.30 0(35) I LOVE LUCY WId. owed by a light night on TV. Lucy and Ethel search for adventure. 0(17)IUZAIETH N "Shadow In The Bun" Elizabeth's hand Is sought by kings and . 11:00 CO (0 0(35) lENNY HILL 11:30 0(1) TONIGHT Quist host: David Letterman, (1)0 SARNA$Y JONES A young man who spent time In for murder mantel becomeshospital me prim, suspect when another person Is killed na similar manner. (R) (Z)O BARNEY MILLER One of the detectives goes Into a state of depression after stoat. kg two robbers, and Barney's wile arrests an S-yew-old. (N) 0(35) WILD,_WILD WEST' West ___ and Gordon ____ Isar an atsimpS an presi'i.nt life-whIle they are .scorthng him __a____.. , • [1 I I I I 1 " I I ] Catholics To Honor Hayes Hundreds of artists from the stage, screen and television will gather on Dec. 3 to honor Helen Hayes when she receives the 1979 Hoey Award from the Catholic Interracial Council of New York. Miss Hayes, who recently Participated in the papal mass with Pope John Paul II before 50,000 worshipers at Yankee Stadium, will share the honors with Felisa llincon do Gautier, former mayor of San Juan, Puerto Rico, and Cecil E. Ward, noted labor leader. The 37th annual Hoey awards are named later J s J. Hoey, the first p1llldPflt of the cowtcll, and his sister Jane, a renowned social worker, and have been presented annually since 1942 to distinguished Catholics, 01 their contributions to fur-thii'k* social justice- ame Min Hayes, who has received 40 honorary dsgr.s from collages and the ID COeitY, b had I Water spseiitg nearly 70 - - I,. - .-.. - - .-- -. -. —.--. - - \ / .- -. .....ClI 1L TA ,. .".,' . • - I IT h i - ) p 1. tj s. ,," • j - gaj P It' �- -- _____ ----- •-.. -.--*. - - .- -. I 10—Evening Harald, Sanford, Ft. FrIday, Nov. 30, IM 2 Books About Artist As Illustrator By CAROL FELSENTHAL American Art in Manhattan, sunlight on the side of a •.. overly sentimental ... he being facetious? Journal. American UbraryAun. the major repository of house." Hopper preferred to depict Probably, as the tone at the Rockwell afficionadoes His often haunting color what he observed In the most Poet was then set by Norman Edward Hopper is world Hopper's works, Rockwell, and it would be are going to want this one, in famous as America's obviously knows her bject illustrations graced the matter-of-fact manner." artist' impossible to invent two spite of the price, because it premier representational Unlike most art books in covers of such mundane "In every Is a magnificently, lavishly illustrators whose styles artist and utterly unknown which the text is an after- trade and employee development," Hopper ill book. The social as an illustrator. Very odd, thought, Levin's comments magazines Hotel commented in l5, "thevisions of the world were as Produced as considering that by the mid- are valuable, readable and Management, Wells Fargo germ of the later work is different. Hopper despised history-studded comxnen'20s he had produced over 500 reflect a great deal of Messenger, Morse Dry Dock always found In the earlier., the regimentation of tary by Christopher Finch Is consistently interesting, illustrations for a host of research and knowledge, Dial. He preferred them, he What he was once, he always rnagaslne work. Rockwell also. Others, who can &p magazines. both of Hopper and of the art said, because they were is, With 0& modification," often said that he preferred preciate Rockwell's Unstraightforward, like his — which perhaps is why toproduce on assignment deniable talent in a mixed So Gall Levin's "Edward of illustration, Unlike his contemporary illustrating style. There was Hopper didn't destroy the and on deadline, insisting he anthology, may find this Hopper as illustrator" — the Hopper's Norman Rockwell, Hopper no humor in the drawings; often-threatened product of was not a "fine artall man. book too much of a good first time Hopper despised sentim illustrations have appeared was a reluctant illustrator, they simply were what they these pIvotal years. ent thing. Flipping through slick for sentiment's sake; Rock- color page after page of w ere. Levi between the covers of a book He left no written n links to the early -- is indeed a happy find. It his illustrations. Illustrations the laterwell exploited it. heartwarming But photography ratlona, bug, for. Rockwell's subjects are may induce a bad case of comes, after all, during a tunately — considering that eroding the market for etchings and paintings. For holiday season loaded as he was downfight ashamed realistic Illustration. soon example, illustretions of the almost too familiar to heartburn; a telling akin to usual with coffee table books of his years (l906.19) as an more and more of the interior of an "ci" train require mention — the downing the whole batch of on artists whose works get illustrator — he willed the assignments were to reappear In his etching valedictorian who forgets his homemade fudge In a single recollected every season proofs and originals to the illustrate short stories, "Night on the El Train" speech on graduation day, Mitting. with nothing much added death i which was fine with Hopper (IPJO) and "House Tops" the grandpa with a P11W Rockwell had a ciream gift for wiggling out of his pocket. pingeveryone's. except too many dollars to 1967. If they story was by Ernest (1921). the price. (The Norman Hemingway, but not If It was The Illustration for the "Norman Rockwell: 332 of America - they would Rockwell volume reviewed "Illustration didn't really one of, as Hopper put it, "the short story "A Fresh Start," Magazine Covers" Is a 12 x like It to be, at a time when later in this column goes for interest me," he said. "I was vast sea of sugar coated depicts a solitary man by IS-Inch that requires two the world seemed to be a budget-boggling forced Into It in an effort to mush that makes up most of deserted park benches. His hands and a healthy heart to moving so fast that it was on $75 — If MOpurchased aftermake some money. Thats our fiction." 1921 etching "Night in the lift. It Includes a color print the brink of flying apart He all. I was always interested New Year's Eve.) Park," him, as Levin puts it, of every single magazine knew what the public wanted "His personality," In architecture, but the ti. "refined to cover that Rockwell ever and in every lad Poet cover Levin Is the curator of the editors wanted people plains lev1ii, "especially his drew; all the Saturday he gave them glimpses of a Hopper collection at the waving their arms ... What I shyness, did not lend Itself to poignancy." Hopper once said that as Evening Past covers and world they would never see Whitney Museum of wanted to do was to paint illustrating fiction that was an illustrator he never some early, ix's covers for again and, perheps, only aspired as high as the Literary Digest, Country thought they saw in the first Saturday Evening Post. Woo G"lamen and L"es Home owe. Child Model Discusses Her Unusual Lifestyle OF WEDNESDAY D.c.mb.r 5•C4)NST NOW LIVE Host: Fran Tark- - love bstwoan an otter mother (D• SASMA WALTE$S SPECIAL Barbara Walters an iisr son ______ tOO • (4) REAL PEOPLE Reports interviews Suzanne Somers. Riding subways to Iiaenn. Falk thinks so. on a woman who delivers mis- Stevie Wonder and Sylvester the Ford Agency) and how • (4) ci • (17) CAROL BUNNETT sages on roller skates, onManhattan, ________ pounding the _________ lbS feels about It ("It's AND (17) For years, Iiaanne ii,ias Guest: Glaris key that guards a pig pen and a pavement, nWng tirough a PIIYSd the like playing mak..b.lisve Swanson. "Married Love" Lau. Played hobos' convention are dozen "cattl, calls," Amrifles asks a friend to help save and,when you were younger.") in featured. •.an ding for holtirs under bog in adill, $TQS when he sees that .onthsoover the recently published (i)• UPS 0015 o lad Febr lights while people poke MOVIES From Garbo to It Is threatened by his own __ ___ ot __ "Use=: A Young Model" CBS NIW brushes and Ilgt* Streisand, Bogart So Brando, by Diana Jewell with (DAMC PIWS meters In your face — Is this the editors of "Life" magazine 10:30 IAIINI, talks about bow photographs by former 1111 CANDID CAMIM look a131 years of the way Hol- 1410 MOVIE "The Enforcer" any way for a 14.yssrdd girl She biolie IMø $i'eflofl$l model Betsy 1!75`1 05 NIWNANT Cameron lywood reNected the manners, (1976) Clint Eastwood. Tyne fr Leng letand to spend . modeling (w km ith a Rcsist (Clarkson N. Potter, Inc., morals and politics of the Daly. "Dirty Harry" E*Is her aftsr..ebool hours? PbOIO IY'il5d tO $10.90). American peopis in this film joined by a female rookie in his THNU'S A CROWD _____ portrait, ursutt of a group of California • . MASANI The text Is Usanne's ownMOJOKMWILD (7) 6 JOHN DRIVER AND revolutionaries terrorizing San ramblings as she goes tip 'aS) SANPORD AND ___ THE MUPPETS Kermit the Francisco. (fl-I lw., 36 mm.) -.,- -.through a typical week. Frsdholdsout fair more money Frog. Miss Piny and the rem (ED (35) I LOVE LUCY Lucy of the Muppets loin singer John and Risky sell their washing __ when a Japanese land Denver for an hour of Christ. machine to the Mertzes. ._ you can find, __ to buy his mu music and comedy. pigging out at the localplaza a (35) JIM NocIwo ___ 0(17)SANPORDANDSON pwlor — md gog "Oracle WoreCashmsrs Suit" 1130 7:30 cons for t::it Who says .-. .. .• tOO S (4) TONISHT Guest host: an ,, HMO HOLLYWOOD David 14100w LOCATION: THE David Letterman. Sheehan presents up-close _____ --; ANNUAl. FOURTH (4)5 SLACK SHSIP SQUADtAiue also ponders the reports on the people coucosmsGNOW Victor NON Japanese commandos SfltI whiCh we fluIkkIQ now t "• future, A IUcOSul dud --- in the production and glamor Borge Introduces several of She strike unexpectedly, steal mom hum gr' *A tap budding comedians from marine uniforms, and wait for capital of the movie industry. m, the aN sections Of the country. the arrival of an important 00(1014 Into a saccesaful adult (I) THE NEWLYWED • (4) 0ININT STROKES guest - General MacArthur. Arnold deve$øp. ICrUSh On In (7)5 LOVE OAY "First model. In 1t, few do. Time Out" Robert Hegyes (7) • HOLLYWOOD older 9IIid101SU5lflgfjflt sure there will be SQI attract the It1aillIon'ol W1INS. . "Take My Granddaughter CHARLIE'S ANSILI ether good fith111 *Awill Pluaa" PAMGordon Potty (35) MNJOS Mends gets & fuNDS Duki Astin; "The Joker is k..p is the sulpdes of he, we when. Cohoet: Charles Nelson filly. MId" Phil Footer. (N) ___ fØ• a___ Guests: Mike Farrell, WILD WUST ___Tim J(35) WILD, ___ that's a big U," say. high school friend pays herConway, Judy Fail Pau West and Gordon are NSA SAIICIVIALL "You can't go 5(11) i Cot. Conwsy, Sob MoGilpin, Lynda mused ta a maeImn of Navel Atlanta s. vs, erIBSd wuT absut Chase, Father Mlii Dohani. oils, ordv So dliooer that lull ss s, or how Mwb *30 —. :-.- eø biifl MUIderSt yes wel or hew pnN 0(17) NOV11 "The Wild . 5(i) USUK 140155 "wonmom anw*JU AM Che" (1114) Me,IO Brando _____ BIdS GPMSTMAS PlAy now y' Mary Miy. A MuSowyole VW ____ we mmkind in a ______ W4 otis up trouble when it I'd on be do am," heors-u..aimm,. itsry obeim use ISIS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Game Winners Must Pay DEAR DICK: I hope you can answer my question about game shows. One man won over $140,000 In cash, trips, cars and merchandise on "Tic Tøc Dough." Can you tell me how much the tax man gets and is everything taxed a certain percentage or separately? Just curious to know. DOROTHY S., Vancouver, Wash. The way it works is very simple. A prize winner on a TV game show mist report his winnings — cash plus the rdaIlvalueofhisprizes — aspartofhigjncomefort year. So how much he gets to keep depends on other factors — his ordinary income, deductions, all that. Brian Donovan, who won $148,850 on "Tic Tac Dough," had to lump that In with his regular income as an attorney, DEAR DICK: I've been wondering if John Schneider does his own stunt driving on "The Dukes of Hazzard," Could you tell me? JEAN BRUST, Columbus, Ohio DEAR DICK: I would like to know who drives the General Lee On "The Dukes Of Hazzard," and does the itadle have more than one General Lee In case one Is wrecked while practicing or filming? BOBBIE SCHENK, Tray, Ohio They don't like to talk about stunt drivers on that show, because they want the public to believe that Schneider and his partner, Torn Wopat, do all their own driving. And they do do a lot, but they don't do car leaps or real serious wrecks John does the lbs zipping along at about 50 mph, then slamming on the brake and simultaneously stepping Qn the gas, which causes the car to turn around completely. All the cars have doubles — in fact, there Is a whole fleet of '68 Trans Am Cougars, which is what the General Lee is, and when one is wrecked they try to fix it by cannibalizing the others. It's driven by stunt drivers in the dangerous sequences. DEAR DICK: Can you tell me what Jackie Cooper Is doing these days? VIRGINIA POWERS, Ojai, Calif. Most importantly (to me, anyhow) Jackie Is working with me on his autobiography. Besides that, he is directing mostly. He won an Emmy recently for directing the pilot for "The White Shadow," and he is almost constantly working directing TV movies. He just finished two — one Starring Bob Newhart, one Starring Bette Davis. And he's still acting, some. He played the editor in "Superman" and the upcoming "superman 11.11 THURSDAY c o so*p Jessica — EVIONM _ December 6 to save the poodle he loves from the clutches of a vindic. live dognapper (Larry Linville). 1410 MOVIE The Magic Of tasob" (1575) James Stewart, Mickey Rooney. The collie helps to reaffirm a 6"'s faith in humanity when she prevents several from occurring In a peaceful vllareaG.11W.. 39 min.) () hI 7 CAROL RURNETY AND PHNOM Guest: Tim Conway. 9:30 NOSED NEINOSEA A reindee. with a bright, shiny flOi becomes depressed over all the lass about It and runs away with a misfit (N) (7). IAVERNE £ SHIRLEY Laverne. Shirley and their cohorts at the brewery swing Into action to Produce the fourth annual Shatz t$IIflt show. (35) JIM ROCKFORD "Family Hour" (M(17) MOVIE "Midnight Lace" (1960) Doris Day, Rex ASCNUWS Harrison. After a woman Is 1 5)GANMCAMMIA 5 ) SOS NEWNANT married for three months to a tag hand- wealthy man, she begins to some_egomaniac, arrives In receive frightening, obscene phone calls. Chicago So win her back. 700 _____ ®TI$hU1'$ A CROWD (7)0 BENSON Benson tries to placate what appears to be •P,M. MAGAZINE the ghost of a past governor (1) JOKER'S WILD (1) ) SANFORD AND SON who Is haunting She mansion, Fred' s ni505' tMspg llfl$Qi 9:00 Of his lass wife, visits the San- 1410 MOVIE "The Chins ford hat Syndrome" (1979) Jack 5(17)SANPORDANDSON Lemmon, Jane Fonda, Michael Douglas. An ambitious televi710 slon reporter persuades a (4)TICTA000UOH NEWLYWED conscience-stricken engineer 5 THE SAME to aid her In her efforts to (7)• Sliosse NAME THAT break a major story on an acciTUNE dent at a nuclear power plant. 10 (35) MAUOE Walter reluc- (PG-2 hr$., 3 mm.) tantly agree. to join Arthur and 0(1) SING CROSIY'$ Maude when they mate $ pact ORIES OF CHRISTMAS Host to go on the wagon for a Kathryn Crosby presents clips from Sing's put Christmas month. (Part 1) minces 5(17) ALL IN THE FAMILY shows featuring Aroltie eneMa off to night by stars such as Jackie Ole.school in hopes of completing son, Mary Martin and Fred Astaire. Itis high 5ChOOl education. CASH (1) 0 JOHNNY CHRISTMAS Johnny Cash 1450 141101 THE NM. Pro and Me family ai joined by feolbalssamitat. part in Andy Kaufman. Tom T.HaN piliran action is highlights l and Anne Murray for a downmalor mitch.. home celebration of the day, tNe.lIIj by ten Osoloit mld season and stale of mind. Miami Dolphihe six __ (7)5 UAJVIIYMILLERWobo Nick Suei"•-•iiL brings in judge who used his CHRISTMAS FOR ii,il one owyws head. A shaggy dog ' (35 YS from his adopted famIly . __ ____ _____ Tax Friday, Nov. 30, 17-11 Man DEAR DICK: What happened to "Carter Country"? Will It be on again, or Is It off for good? C. IUSUI', Owensboro, Ky. It is off. I think that's for good. DEAR DICK: Could you please settle a discussion. Was there a group in the '50s or early '60s called Sha Na Na? It so, is It the same Sha Na Na group we now see? MRS. R.H. HIBDON SR., Joplin, Mo. 0:30 Is shocked when Billy till, her he Is In love with his teacher and she catches Chester with another woman. i000 TERY Kale learns a murder victim was a member of a us therapy group and joins It In hoves of finding a suspect. 5Af f$55fl5 TO (4) cINGRID BERGMAN A tio. of cals&fthss incilng Joseph Cotten. Cary Grant, Frank Sinatra and James Slew. arlpsytrlbutstonotedactrsu Ingrid Bergman. (7)• ENERGY: A LIGHT AT THE END OF THE TUNNEL 10 01. (17) C aATION The rococo style embodies melodlous flow, complex symmetry, decorative Invention, in short. the pursuit Of happiness. ___1100 1450 INSIDE THE NFL Pro football teams Sake part In gridiron action as highlights of the , majormatches are presented by Len Dawson and former Miami Dolphins star Nick Buoniconti. (4)(i)0(!)SNEW$ (])(35) NOW HILL host: T0wHT Rich ard Dawson. (ID 0 COLUMSO Columbo searches for the murderer of a young man who was killed right after his uncle convinced him break his trust fund. (DS POLICE WOMAN Pepper and Crowley pose as wealthy, childless couple So ring. (35) WILD, WILD WEST A master criminal determines to Implant a device In President Grant's brain that will "wake him respond to the criminals orders. 5(17)MOvs "On The Waterfront" (1954) Marlon Branerle Eve Saint. Only Marie ..i musters up enouøi one to challenge a )0WS5' hut mOb leader who holds the dock workers oil big city ii an Iron grip. ___ Average American? No Way "The whole problem is that there Is nothing you can say about an average American that is true," observes Barry Tarshis, author of the recently published "The 'Average American Book'' (Athenei, $12.90.) "There is no such thing as an average American and Probably never was," he says. The author has collected more than 350 pages of Statistics, mod of It in the public domain and Interpreted it for readers who enjoy knowing information bits on national extractions, sports Interests, reading patterns, sexual habits, favorite foods, etc. It's a book of lids with some meat on the bones. What can Tarthis tell us about ourselves as a result of his research? ''°' one thing, the concapt of mass American taste Ii a myth. We're moving away from man ss taste and diverse, n e, Our daily lives are nut ot governed by just one or two IflltitutIOfl5, like the Russian' by the state or Iranians by religion. There 's pji.y little Institutions vying for our attention. Just the of peo ple In this country who think of th,,ns4ves as runners ar. a greater ntsnber ties many cot riss' pop'iu1Ies "flue MM ute I worked on this book, the lam I ,oulad about the futirs," he I". Sha Na Na did not come into existence until the late '60g. 'Mn i... .,...h.. T L)IUVVII,Z...UINew W15%; %;&.aUI(',.I I..sU&IUjIIflU WJU Is,.* •..,,..•I..... York, where they were part of a university singing organization, the King's Men. That led to them becoming professionals, and that was how Sha Na Na was born. There have been only minor personnel changes since. DEAR DICK: I'd like Information on Torn Netherton, who sings with Lawrence Welk. When was he born? Is be married? Will he do other things? I could only find one popular record of his, "Love Songs," but all the rest are hymns. Any other records planned? Love his voice! FENNY BERKELEY. San Diego, Calif. He is a superior singer, that's for sure. lie was born in 1947 and has never been married and his new Hollywood agent is pointing him towards movies and other TV and believes he could be a major star. That "Love Songs" album Is his only non-hymn recording and he has no plans to do another. He has written a book about his life - "The Morning Of My Life" - if you want more. Sister Grabs The Job Esther Roll,, star of "Momma," an NBC pilot filmed in New York, was pleasantly surprised to learn that her stand-in during production would be her sister Estelle Evans, who, iroiiically,hadbeenukedto lake an the assignment by an agent who was unaware that she w related to Esther. SesamelsArabic Iftah ya Simsim, the Arabic-language edition of "Sesame Street," produced in Kuwait by the Arabian Gult States Joint Production Institution with technical assistance from the Children's Television Workshop, made its debut in the Arabic-speaking cowitries of Africa and the Middle East In October. BEDDING Top QUALITY AT THISI LOW — PRICES •, Lft ' •29. .' " Twilld -. r . - . S •% . &- 4:." .' '•' $4991 ea. pc. " ' OUUN '"% .' ' 5 ',' ' .' a -, '. - •• "I,. .. • - . • ' Slid M • i.. • -. 5PC II. • sets iislyl £ •*.'. $ 1. —. -.- ,. 5' - V S C Ii — -.5 I.'. 1,, ,.I Pf..''. q •. 1!i :, '-• . ...... . ........... 44 '•. -. .i i ) . ' - ' •' ..k_.. _.III! -, L.,. t-:• ii .- �. - __••______._* --S. 12.EveiWiig HiraM. $narl. Fl. ------ S - -----S - -• Frly, Nov. N, ifl N 1-2 Noon 1115 P.M. SATURDAY, DEC. I t 1979. CORNER OF ELM AVENUE & 24th. PLACE, SANFORD 2 Blocks lost of 17-92 and 1 hock North of 2M. Street San ford's First Crockett Log Home Is Almost Completed... 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My doctor tells me I have osteoporosis. I'm takiM No "Mix CO •f Sd 1 r flndYur No. 6&T!v.6P71an!Iorjdaflfl1 ______ L$ Evening Herald (U$p$4g1.28o).prjce Lamb L EI ine 15 Cents 4- calcium, with vitamin D I I get along real well until I do some heavy . work like shoveling ow or working lnthe ya rd. Mypreaetd properly. People with problem Is that I'm losing hair. osteoporosis have weakened Every time I comb my hair I skeletal syd=& Thal mow comb out quite a bunch antl it sob 20 YOUR PIE A LA MOPE ,.- r by Chic Young I . -.. - • Iranians E1r shovelingsnow 45 back. I'm afraid I'm going to work which might actually J! iif 26 Waist band 46 Hawaiian apncy(abbr.) 6 Finery lose all my hair, my head Itches cause a spmwwm fracture of 29 Goddess of 7 Engage in 34 Contests town so much. I've been going to a breaking of other fate small talk 35 Lysergic acid 47 None deity and it hones mat doe dermatologist for a mean you 31 Landscape dtarnide S Cleaning 48 Bugle call c$oean't help. He says there's no sioid 34 €ssay.i It should Implement 36 Nicer exercise but 50 Before (poet.) 37 Arguments 38 Groats 9 Misfortune cuie ,a dlfferent type O( exercise tO DEAR READER — _ about your osteoporosis which gmduny dmgthen On bony is softening of the bones and structure. To achieve tw I 14 13 12 --er commonly as reconunend theadvlceO(a or people get older Iii par ph3rslcal jgg who can — I to IS aI* to occur in small ig a woman. 20 idU&1• suitable for the :' Issue .S. H U . . Threat ostages year by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER LIL 51l 1I'u IV••flI W'•rw iiow Mi b . APPI.. ppp, A • Pie. . r Caldumind vitan'" D have botit been used in Its treatment wjgi there was sotnetblng I and are helpful In some cases. could do about your losing hair. 27 28 29 26 R 24 2 It's CertainlY true that women We all tend to lose more hair as i i — — diets got some people calcium 32 31 30 five times as likely to develop ft's more of a problem than hi 1 osteepor as thoise who have others. That possibly has 35 33 plenty of calcium In the diot. somistbing to do with Ww#A I am sending you 7% HUM dwwtwktkL I am soft 37 38 36 number Letter 6*10, you 7% Health ISO number OdeOpOr011b: Bone Softening124, Hair CWL YOU can IWO 40 Other renders who w" this ft= It a lot about W h* and imi can send 75 cents with a the different factors that effect 46 47 48 2 43 44 45 stamped, aelfaddressed losing ft envelope for It. Send your — — IT' — . st to me, In care of this reque About the best I can advise — — — 54 53 newspaner, P.O. Box 1551, .me the tithiga I'm sig'. your iT — — — — — — — — —— — — Radio (Ay Station, New York, dermatologIst has already told 51 56 NY ll9. you—toavoldhestofanyform 1% large number of older on the hair, t pull or comb it women with the dowager's vlgorot3y. In fact, you'd be INLW$PAPEINTEP$IUA5SNI hump, or sometimes called the tietter off to use a wide buffalo hump, are people who tooth comb and notto comb too have oi .oporosis. 'Thu (ise55 frequettly . Is also respionsiblet for thio major Increan in fractum in people Anyonie who does be" an past ugds q 'p Iindes excessive lose of hair for no ByBEIINICEBEDE010L tl* hip fracture that may occur apparent reason should ou a have tions with a minor fall. Now, as many dermatologist out On am.There an I Often to find of my rmdm know, For Tuesday, November 6. 1979 mmmend exwcisie. But It's & hOd Of ftP Whid C1811111 1 UkeeverthIngelas,ft has tobe cOWthUte to the problun . in out IOU swoop. YOURBIRTMAT em eventually. N.YSShes'I,lPl$ 11) ARM aIsrtk WA This eming yew you may be oldicipated Jumping to conclusions tods sub)sdeid to somis I a I I - Bob Montana 'I" ARCHIE (HJDIHE L , ThAI' f cvv ni CHANCE TO BE IN A TV CW&RCIAL POWN AI THE -_ uUGn : we ''HEY TRIED 9XT4(ES, AND j Aau'ME HE WOLFED 'i riwu B0fl4 BRAN WITH PIZZA UAL "TO ,virn ,yuwi. ANP-..2 . ,. - - I • •. . , •0 •( ••4 . olderandln . . • - - . .. ,, 0• .t. I. .. v' ,,•• • c .-r :-. HOROSCOPE •..' Ilk 0 1 4bWd . - 0 as you I_I , - - EEK& MEEK by Howie SchneWler 1 y QW4 qw YOU U40 Ow.10141 OM v em These graceful ballerinas In their pastel tutus will with the United States, justified THEY'RE "We are firmly standing by make their sbge deW at 7:34 p.m. Thursday at the are left to right (back row) Jim Jernigan. Jack 11he demonstrators shouted, the embassy takeover and Golden Age Olympics Jubilee Talent and Variety homer, Ed Yancey and Ashby Jones; front row, our positions," the corn- "This Carter must be killed, blamed Washington for inviting TH munique said. "Ibe agents and either by a gun or by fists" and the seizure through its refusal Show at the Sanford Civic Center. In real life they Jack Weible, Leo King and Don Hughes. spies of America. who are our *,American crimes have to hand over the shah. AT BRIDGE * e. , -, ....; :", _.; ' -,C'l and probably would brW in "New '_ Coun eleven. Unfortunately for his ty . J--ai'l *c N1 . - ice As Many Employees eed TW general peam of mind, West WIN SCORMO (OCL *Nff. 31) TAURUS jAprN *MW N) U Whise It moss to managing youre invahrod in any fillumcial tithigi for others today YOU arrangements today, make we to do n mentafally. sure everything Is clearly Whir. your own affairs ire spelled out In advance, concerned, you may not be as Nebulous ideeli could a* you. *Kills opmW the six of clubs. East took his ace and led back the deuce and South fmad himself are • adapt. Find at more abod yomW by soft hr your ...s -. a I THINK I'M FINALLY HE USEP 10 J.& GETTINGS STUARr M USE HIS WAN MORE . 1 "'NUT PC HE 6l5 \ WHEN HE V^TCHES TE \ K IN ADWr WHAT WS a WATCHINra! FIAFJ51VELY COPY of AetroOrab Latter by Al Vermeer UP 0 ____ 1 10 - - j' the ____ - 141.11 l$) 7% Only Oft 69 could FrM& wig Nd mom to ddsd you lis your m led of mirs in you today N you WW wIflddolamInMlos.D—'y AV type There Is courage ad YVA con mod an , MV0 to MR In you 9 you'll 10 be y dWIWAPIL AQUARM Jam 044L IN) VMW There We no* Alg a 1 ____________ sues OUNNY, WN , N401-11WWTAN *40U WOM MAPY TO PJTTU j iL I Uø.',.1 PP2 ' " 'EiQ'FF'' Y"wI i tL I'Wt1 432 414S *Q 11743 cos •A 7 a NT Fass IPM 3 "T Pont 10 p • orwaid jaceby small Men on" • . 0 : •• "-. * ii / iliW but Miedy P, flI YOS g.odofItpings.eo,erm ,s' jXam (NEW$PAPnUP5*xAaN 0 I( all, As • 0 • 0 •, - . -. (FOe i j.coy '...,,., •• . . z • :. d'kNc.I 0 . . . . ..• 0 . 0 • 0 • • - - 0 ' ,. a . •I-1 0 ' . • 0 - . •' •0 ' - -• : .: '.1 •, - . - 4 •) ' . . - . i, " , . . . . . •• . 0 ,, 0 . • 0 • •- 0 • 0 0 0 ZOONII$ - • •• 0 '' • 0 ' • - 0 caw UP fibs- d , ' i.p . , , 0 . ' .. • 0 • •0 - •. . 0 1 - - - 0 r R' ' 0 0 .' And count' planners found Monday night theirs didn't even come close 0 frustrated Geneva reside!nts, 0 • I 0 . Tm (s(ee$ants ((rem left) Ida Fletcher (second). Irene Dunham (flrs$), Marlin Miller (fourth) and Sylvia (.rames (third) discuss the beauty contest. Golden Beauty Wins in a unanimous straw vote, cx' fw-j -- 0 Herald Plots by _ Commissioner said the chanceofpassage Viiuceit Contest pressed their opposition to land use regulations proposed by county planners. County officials, in County Engineer Bill Bush who jut ge4ting in by the NY board was 'about as good as ti,. Pop. becoming a e °Com m un ity Center, were grilled for almost should "let them run their orni aim P go do A sldm girl (rem Oslands dealt to the Mage." envelope. Mi. Fletcherisdolngmorethan two hours on the ramifications lives. &9*0 Ohm 11111111111M ad 36 Fearing lowered property -COMMIN&MBEKk*114bmm nWhows"110. captursil the hearts of - On In fdrom to Uw men, only _WM a photograp1w from the her put toward her goal. A Red of the proposed amendments to the county's adopted come values and building restrictions entered the t. j:&w and than $ (ott ladies morn coated, National Enquirer poised to Cross member for the sutnol and the . prehensive plan, that would prevent them from entutors which was sponsored by the snap her Image Into teaches swimming and In. 'ri ,.---• , The amendments are building on their land if the ---day carewdtof ternatlonal Immortality, Ms. performs special aquatic StippingStones 4ktiw ,, designed to regulate Land use in amendments pass, they jeered (ypk j1 aiy the Senikiol. Medal Health Dunham delighted the tnlclw. Aiknitthig "',Y'_L1 Okk 411111ifft 61111111 111LCUIZ1) flood prone areas. when Sellen told of the planning .. ('West at the Sanford Civic ('i*i. Rape said the contest gathering with z "merry thea cork" (is . I Mali i W— piak1,.d Commissioner Bob Sturm, department s proposals. (edor. will be more in widow's" Spanish dance. Ms Fletcher claims to be able The department recommends lou. D'', $1, may bs ç"ik liars and a rehearsal During the routine, she glided to play the harmonica and even who represents the Geneva the_..asilly of an odd 6*m do xplained that the full that no permanent st ruct ures ALM" ssid bei albeaddedInthfditi desoftdewflback area, e and o ~ggw ad Odom" Im ' commission has not yet acted be permitted on land to In the spedil as contestants and the hod will several high kicks from rests on top of the water. any of the proposals. He designated flood prone, she . on years as she told the aisdiete be better lo deal with y aj Sylvia Grimes, hIi tjg w.L I mks"'L, ON M Po" Polls of W "aft nounced am ban mot ruwaum. Dr. NMI' artle ow leave the current situation temporary recreational Rape had Ises thins an hm to 111111119med to d pal ompoll". " spoirteld 6 the a" 6" wow 00 "I ftk We 11141111alet 1111111113011 - with OW. a selfcraftiod, pink son with audem. Me. ners' suggestions or accept dwelling unit per live acres giomo4 ,and ON"dws And wwk rs M* 1W any dafto it realm ortilast or' with no septic tX*s Pennitted. 1% 011111111411111111111, Ids Whistle fr= the crowd, Us. some ot a ternal ve. I low" The commissioners have Fletchier, S. of Lsks Park, 'Grows,56, of Cnjiclberry, led County planner Joyce Sellffl, *sd a "onIsu' Chief Planner indicated that some type of Drpittthebedatap.wvof placid wend after giving a a melodic ahig.alostg version of standing In for provision could the cited filled nuia, the ctitIi. uid 'W answer to her question Moonlight Hay" and Later Woody Price, was interrupted 4* ISISINPI ThiOS A likely exempt all but future hs*ealecititanta omialMy tlU4* the those Whatdsyouhspetob.dolng challenged the notion that repeatedly in her attempt * t "*'sM$sslalstoeter,' majercalsdes.spse'IsMthe, fk,syuafremlodey? people tia'nold ata specified explain the origins, put-poses andpurdiasersfromthenew IVR I. b" ids ftsp., tili'i and eveilopgswn.Inthe "I'm hoping amid praying I age and consequences of the fl ulaUoflS .47* p.r u' gist Uto a This did not satisfy the the IarkItl, *r*d "Ml. America," escis liv. that ka," Ms 'FiMc*ier "Oki an never begins," Ms proposed amendments ...11 iilduu ............... 4* f1 jj fIt's ('iter. c.h.lest,ut wai ales ed I uld."Mydeomle$osssey.ry Boisterous citizens made It .5* Iye,etaan$d quedles dean (rem a wiled , w.j See GOlDEN. Page *A cii to swim" clear that they feel the count) See GENEVA, Page !A wer, , 0 P -: -0 ' - - -'' 0 . 0 -- __ . 0 0 . • • ________ a 0 - ,. , • - -: •• i 0. .' .. ,.:' -- *Vat Lsgsft • 4% • plans. ___ 0 , Axi , tke 0 , '• . .4' It happens to the best laid '•7 1''.. J . . 0 ' r-';r7 . 0 ••. 1 .. . - ____ .. B -'-: 0 0 -, • 'y-# -• - - .ret,unl, give an o type o rehabilitative program will be of help to an Individual. Ibis is a particularly important function of Jails, she said. -14 was pointed out that if we are going to rehabilitate the first. time offender, the process has to begin within the first 90 days," she said. "Cliances are very slim after 90 days." Ilegardless how good a jail's counseling program is, the In. carcerated person must decide on a positive course within those firsttt1reenIontbaorheorhewiI1omearepeatoffender she said. 11hose who aren't reached in the first 90 days can take every educational course and participate in every activity the jail of. fers, she said, Imt they will still return to a life of crime once released. 0 __ 0 •• _ We cdkmw Wd they Wag to "Ill a a year to cetisue PrSVI that via. 'bed ssidthe service w ant part of their r.gilv csutrnnt On WOW 1111111law. I'Wamlngapslldlswcsetyw''rrur. of 0 . 0 • '—' $4* • ' Glenn said the conference taught her the importance of Screening and dassification of jail ininates. Screening involves finding out what the persons were Interested 0 __ A ' 0 medical. educational and screening areas. iW , rage and gild abomi'ne. 0 . . Extra personnel are recommended, she said, for security and to oiwaprogramfllreqiwvuuythecourts,Theseprogramsarejnthe in before they became involved in crime, their job experience and why it was necessary for them to do whatever they did to get in trouble with the law. Geneva Citizens Scorn Proposals 1ibe S,dils County C'lasles today spprsvsd a $4,* wo .•.. kayod &. BMW WW IL "IUY were very complimentary about our jail layout,99she said. "Only we will need more staff than we originally thought." am a"hall the mom fourth spindie tri& by Stan Li. and Jeha Rem. SPl I .MAN . presented. 0 0 ___ it-IF . . Although the experts'final opinions won't be in for two weeks, Glenn said she felt Seminole County's plans were among the best ' ___ t how t atft n.. sny Rapel Child Abuse AlaLIletelsa exam. &'avwoft ple. A1410 VW JSU' spade lead South wosM have Station, New York, N.Y. as lroàie ma&irg nIne incus ix be cuilled With GInI , 1% eVerts tilismselves have not been &We to come up with the Ideal jail, she added. Each area of the country has Its specific - 1 1110MM mw 0 110: 1" at RI A Polk add be sess no danger to personnel. or Lm=ta It the new jaU OPIM WubltaffItL "Well operate a bed we can with what we have," he said. pg1 Wifl to before ttsj county board of commisaloners with a budget MWA 10 March. It may not be necessary to double the staiff, Glenn said, because t1lism we aress whom staff can be reduced, or where one person an fill twofimctloca, "We'll look at this Ideal,then we what people can really do," she egectad to require a AM of about 40. The experts advisell 76, Flelk a" has t he "There's no w popiet" Polk said. Tile coted $0 amplaills 34. Alm: "Suppose Woo held one of those cards? Could South get that fourth Wide. U West,kid one of them the OddS WUS two to oss that It was the eight or the ala.. With this in AUK South led a diamod to dummy and mterned 60 ft of Mailles. &# did Un bed he RecOVered with the Jack. West had to the 144 Somb went bJ to dummy with A second Twenty states were represented at the NIC conference held ai the University of Colorado. Commissioner Glenn said she was Ii The cod of the reev"rinded addi"' st: ISIMIS. . WNW attendleg the National, bAWS of ftfrecdWs mobw (p,_____ last week on opining new jail facilities p Countys 10 plane to this hillarel' VOW 10 comment and easy. East was marked with five apades &W it they iwlv& ed Itlie Jack, nine and Ott ay get needs "We were04PWW one per= to staff each area or 'Pod.'It was pointed out, however, that two may be necessary. (Me person to _________fidecal .sp.i ated sawas John Polk and 0mlimlodow Make Gim In 9011111111111111111" cdo. Mbe to get a fourth spade wd." Oswald: "This didn't look — i diagp,, f mated, dsi'S . for a ahM trick •A j4 * 91111 75 #Kiteiii, *K6 Vuhiuuutb Dowwr.cm f4 By DIANE PHEVE without the time to develop any heart Uk*L He could ow *J 9 6 4 8 VAQ yes In the pods Apply the today, aIlhs Oswald: "The winning you may have luesee learned from ix. sosi difficulty 1 gettiag player lesres to give ad yeell Ono Out ym -to bdiets'" Is true. k1saialf the hot 'liaare to br&g home &=. lb. viat. 5)1-. '4i '411 r.ici • you my be a bit more NNW iW Y' you 9 this • 0 . they. aipi for ssc to Ao Grs^ Bois 411111, Raft Cky 4 SWfiO16 N.Y., 11111119. Ik am to take for granted. spo* bift Aft iAG **IItN.v SOse. CANCEE hue *1.Jily 5) 11) Tbiags will - work out Although you may be a trOk smoolhiy today If you make an Inconvsol.nced by a favor extra dbt 10 M 111111111111111 Ifillm UbW Of YOU, 1101*0 doltIt this ether fillWi po of view. pisaun down11 he or she wet to Don't he one t hat for you In the pod. , u 0 ____ M I *.4 ' ~j4 run. W Death after the government of Prime military move to free the hostages, till the hostages will In his letter of resignation to under sharp attack for alleged be,destroyed and the, Khomeini, Bazargan said he leniency toward America re- blitly for this action will rest was quitting because of "insigned and was succeed;~ by directly with the United terference, meddling, opIran's clergy-doininated State!;." the communique said. position and differences of revolutionary government. The students in their COIn- opinion. The discharge of our In Washington, the State niunique also ordered charge duties and continuance of our Department, using extreme d'affaires Bruce Laingen to responsibilities have for some time been impossible." caution in their comments on surrender. Laingen was out when the embassy was at. the embassy seizure, declined Bazargan's resignation to discuss the options under ftc. e unua) followed the government's consideration. They repeated As %,veral thousand support. apparent failure to clear the their flat rejection of the ers massed outside the U.S. occupied U.S. Embassy of students' demand for the ex- embassy to cheer the students hundreds of Moslem students tradition of cancer-stricken occupying the compound, ar holding dozens of Americans Shah Mohammed Rez Pahlavi. med youths patrolled the i d h The students' communique, embassy grounds, plastered third day today. broadcast by the state radio, with slogans and posters of said: Faced wi th sharp criticism Khomeini. for Its alleged soft line toward The center of plotting and Among students guards un theMonday Unitedcanceled States Bazargan spying for America will remain duty %%ere several girls in the a long. under our occupation until the black ankle-length chador or standing friendsNp agreement realization of the final result. veil. - rWELL, THIS TV GUY IfcwHlMTo COMPARE ' f . ' I f are deficient on I •. 22 ing TEI1RAN, Iran iUI'! hostages, will be guarded with reached the peak." Moslem students in control of utmost power and we warn the ..• Khomeini, in a decree from the U.S. Embassy threatened criminal United States and its today to kill their American internal agents that they must his headquarters In Iran's holy cit' of Qom. said the council hostages at the slightest move stop their desperate acts. by the United States to free the 'If the United States or its will govern the country hostages. hated agents in Iran make the provisionally, as did Bazargan, slightest military or non- until the ratification of Iran's Th • iii • h new Islamic constitution. . • 6 FRITØ Fac ticulrly iT ...' I - I 0 - . 0 -• -- 'fINI 5' y 0 • 0 - . _• . - ___._._ •* 0• ••.• . - -. • -• - ••*• ••_O-.• 0 • -- . . .• * 0 -• ... .•. .t%, 1 - s. -. , '. :. .. ------- 0 0 • 0 • • • - 0 - * ç. -, - �. -- -.... .. -- - .. S.' .. . - I . . I . . -.--.- -- .. _e - S 5 S S 5-.. .. 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Incorporated In Ovledo's presentation was the Bahia Shrine Temple's Swinging Scots bagpipe band. The program was closed with the playing of, "God Bless America." Presenting trophies to each of the bands were Paul Muenser, governor of Optimist International Florida District; County School Superintendent William Layer; Wayne Doyle, The Evening Herald publisher; Bob Howe, Optimist Club president; Darvin Booth, host principal; and I.A. Beau Taylor of the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. To inspire youngsters playing In the middle school bands, Butler said, 75 free festival tickets were given at each school. Charles lie was operations manager; Dale Coppock, tickets and promotions chairman; and Bill Colbert, legal advisor. feminists. 61 MM the -m1M.àlrt," Cspp rMortsd "ASitconsplracy of faggots that persuades women to abandon this is the enemy • loveliness." Capp also was the gray eminence behind anothr popular strip, "Abbie & Slats," by Raeburn Van Buren. But he ran out of Ideas in 1977, when he said Ll'l Abner became more of a job than a joy for him. __ atm May Polling __ -- - ____ in ___ C-lose to - }Iom . - . uEeni Naim* P. S0_ BoLW C. 155t, D* Me* 005i, '''j l.eull. 1. Pt1aiIIt. Mu Refi (NulL - Tmev I. T isle g ____ S - - S -- -- - - VNN ___ oa S Ciiy - - - then It that wa You Work hard, ___ ..,r.. she. Recmrithe -MahetopuiRaduskyb---.:5 I. I hiead *0el Beam's ifs •••Jr'• S uiuiy RePChU wit Bd 5$... Al Its_s. 'g the P**0Nk esnt - he -N. the - j' capip- also s_mid - who Cir - tl ? 1kg Whea' - $ oral.. .01 the akgi a'r fur It, med part the J 'f1INS WON WPSnt 1I,r4he. - S ___ 10 - to_ -sj b.jgju,"Oft W"*0's he your I 40 V= W$ We flOt www outoiht, ft nttohiyseus,satopei - S homi.OoNtoht S - - - - - __ ___ - S S - - - S Rin S __ nfird/m41rPa&tord/aaop. ctty/ south01 im 191 5 5 -- r I. S _____ immwo ounu u Ciff". - S .5 I _____ im ___ _- .'- - __ __ Wheat, the DemscrstV #sioe to te, hock daiur Gil Cir aetsPjwhernadeadronghidflwymnspte - • S - _ Photo by Torn Vincent - S W"IPFUW I _ • Danger Signals / - 5- - -__ S NUMB ARMS, LEGS Mary (Ills ThSw. wane. . -, ____ 6iq . . S S ByDAVWM.RAZLER - USMIN 5. .-.. I- aaeu - . - ..t -.- e Seminole'Nedds* 6- .. . - 5 -- S. - L.-. percentage ____ • - rtoonist Al Capp Dead _____ S . •. now umur!s, ,4 555 ... - - -1 5 Ca -_- N"An 19 Wall S uiu - .. s Born Alfred Gerald Caplin In New Haven, Conn., on Sept. 28, politicians, cops and crooks. 1909, Capp was a skylarking 12-year-old boy when he lost his Stuffed shirts were Capp's meat and the establishment his of the world's bed-known comic drip., died Monday night. He balance on an ice truck and fell under a trolley. His left leg was potatoes. Liberals gloried In his wild imagination until they woke was 70. amputated, a trauma he rarely discussed. . up one Incredi ble morning In the Vietnam era and found him ( pp was admitted several weeks ago to Mount ' lA'l Abner made Its debut In eight newspapers In 1934, carried attacking them. Auburn Hospital where he died. The cause of death was not first by United Features which paid Capp 150 a week and agreed In 1977. Capp retired the comic strip, and gone were those disclosed. to rim It "as Is." madcap hayseed poverty-level Dogpatch: the hillbilly He Is survived by his wife, Catherine, two children and eight By the time Ul' Abner hit Its stride in the 195(s - and theSouth innocent with the bibfrom overalls and big shoes, Ll'l Abner; his pipewas where It got Its warmest reception - It was In 500 newspapers smoking and righteous Mammy; his Peppy; the amply endowed Capp had retired two years ago because of ill health and was with a combined circulation of 27 million and Capp was making Daisy Mae; Wolf Gal; Moonbeam McSwtne; Tobacco Rhoda; "quite sick and depressed" In recent months, his attorney, Alvin $500,000 a year. Apasslonata Von Climax to name just a handful. Hochberg, said. Capp tirized do sa S ctors, lawyers, Indian chiefs, psychiatrists, But not before Capp's leggy females came under attack from _ t.,M ru.". • )• CAMBRIDGE, Mass. (UP!) - Cartoonist Al Capp, who turned uidey. -. h.I.i, .'.. Lill Abner and his mountain folk friends from Dogpatch Into ON . ' 1TAL__ __ __ j- - Friday before we know the exact amount raised." Highlights of the festival were presentations of the massed bands accompanied by special fireworks effects and directed by Lake Brantley Bandmaster Jack Herron. The show got off with a bang with a special arrangement of the "StarSpangled Banner" complete with 'rockets' red glare.' After each band had the opportunity to give a sevenminute presentation on Its own, the more than 700 young musicians missed again for the "Bugler's Dream" from the 20th Olympiad. Accenting the theme was the fireworks display depicting a gold trumpet with musical notes and rockets coining out of the bell of the instrument. The fireworks "plays were designeJ by Vie Vickers, Florida's outstanding pyrotechnic expert, Butler said. Standing by in case of a mishap was the Seminole County Fire More than 3,000 people packed the stands at Lake Brantley High School Saturday night to watch six high school bands strut their stuff amid pyrotechnics and pageantry of the fifth annual Seminole County Band Festival, Lake Brantley, Lake Howell, Lyman, Oviedo, Seminole and Bishop Moore high school bands Participate In the annual musical extravaganza sponsored by the Optimist Club of Sanford and The Evening Herald. Festival Chairman Ernie Butler of the Optimist Club said proceeds from the event after expenses will be divided equally among the participating bands. "The bandmasters have 5101 yet turned In all of the ticket money and It will probably be - - -, - High School Bands Delight 3,000 '.. . AMen wn Mm sa.eewn ab " ... ... gJI,fl r ( 'S 411 . ~ . _ "I.J-__ . .. ~ . - K •; I _A Trumpet players and dancing girls gave their best efforts Saturday at the annual Seminole Counts' Hand Festival. Dominate 5 .._ asu a ft 5 5 - ___ _ - Herald _______ "WEATHER - __ 1 - 5 taa. .- S of • ___ i4 $&. kWI " new' building, with Hopper allocated by the legislature for ad to open In 1901, the county becoming a school for han- school coednidlon from the has borrowed against future Herald Staff Writer Seminole C4n1*y will need Mx dicapped students, Mate education department. state capital construction funds now schods before 1154, acBut the recommendations of Slate Rept, Bob Hattaway said said Dagg. "This could delay cording to the preliminary the state committee do not It Isusp to Seminole legislators things" he added. report of a Mat, educational Insure that the schools will be to for construction funds Layer There may be miutignm.rn of ertebras in said he does not believe survey tam. built. since the county Is MW It. spine causing pressure on nerves yet the growing, the county will have an excess The team, made up of Assistant superintendent for 'Wi are going to have 10 no Pain in the tae educators and administrators Instruction, Dan De I,said the the necessary funding at the Of classrooms In the foreseea ble Instead. a arie:> of Iens.tsons may be fell future an ot her pans of the boo These include from all of Florida, deli vered school administ ration mud now special legislative session on / Ungling tightness hot spots cold spots Itsoralruport to sduoolotficlals assess the areas when, there Is additional revenues, to be held Although Dade County's crawling sensations electric shock sensa Frldar. Its recommendations the most need for S&rngrng. burning and others In Tallahassee the lad week In enrollment has decreased to the cell for low new elementary classrooms and submit a November," he explained. are nine critical symptoms involving oointwhereltisclosingsdsools, NEW YORK (UP!) - An ay Mayor Edward Koch schools In lbs southwest COrOer construction plan to the Mate back pain or strange sensations which are Dagg said that Seminole is trend seen throughout the vausli> the forerunners of more serious con has flied *0gse splint tin'.. m"b.rs a radical of the county and middle within the guidelines of the oneofomlysewncountjesjnttie .,.,, ditions Any one of these usualt> spells back na ti on, Layer said he foresees grousp who pw'cl'.d him in the eye and pelted him in the school In the Lake Mary area. report.Only schools recom- Mate which Is growing. . The final report will be mended by the team can be student body Is n,gi,g by the Seminole student body .r - face with Paresthestat we abo ve- 'ii Headaches Xxii, who minor________ In juries In the Incident -'wd pruaded lii several weeks. built with Mate funds. ______ _________ about 1,000 per year, said Increasing for many years to Painful oinLi 4' unibness in the arm, (31 Ie "as.isIa" and "uJj," and MoNday, cd',d his The also recommended Based on each district's &çerlsilendent William Layer, come or hands iS' Loss of sleep 1 55 Stiffness in the stick 17i Pain between the shoulders iS' Stiff " said, "Whatymcen'tgsl by the bsilot, wear. not going to that Hopper Elementary school needs, each county receives a adding that this has But he added that Vfl If the ness or pasA in tower back iC Sumbneu or allOW pots to get by force. I'Ms Is not Iran." In Sanford be replaced with a the funds necessitated the opening of at Mate comes through with all of porn I the legs least one elementary school the funds for the buildings -. These spals indicate th at your bed) is heing ribbed of amually. normal hene function. L'nuI this function is restored. recommended by the state you will a some degre, be incapacitated Th.longer, But new construction might team, the county will Democrats You wait to aM help the worse the condition will be I he delayed even If the county to be about "half a school come Don't wait' Should you ex perience any of these receives the full WIouiil of danger signals call for rndepthconsuluitioq, in L&> behind," always needing about money suggested for man a terms -kaii pm; Is,, lid? a..,, 0:55 one more building to house MradLOSS .pp by isiatm. 71; .vuWighl le,, 0; pm students under proper conarvey teem. DR. DANA L. ROTUNDO high, gà$srday's H; BOATING FORECAST___ Iseam. 01 ldgl',r than oxd CHIROPRACTIC PHYSICIAN itloni, If the present stutient attic Preusre. ILlS; it. AadInI Ii rti By AIINOLD UWISLAX parted coedructioss coda on bodygrowth " • '' .J.M, .'*,IS petuntI eel IS miss, Jmpar - Islet to Uslied Press laterutleci P11. 323.5143 laslird couly's new high school, percent continues. ISJi,NNWM$a, £eyLpeelto do $shama ________________________ ThSoUthhibeenfamousforrunghandrowdypo1IsIcsand roucan the - I A =0ereft ad,flury y Kentucky Is living up to that reputation as It chooses a new Partly cloudy through is is s15 Wide Wide 110. Isdey isv northeast aresad $0 blat. governor today. Mississippi, on the other, hand, Is holding one of N., Lewa_M slS, N 15mm Wude:udey. lees $ is Ma quietest elections hi years. AMIsughthel snnhisicne,polMIcslodds Wsde er W ISleMiWiise*hirith. j makers gave the edge to Democratic cosidies for guveraur is is am ar.. *- i, RKTERDPO1XCA1T .. MIS on the line today us long lids of major and medlimsiiss WIdUD*Y TM rlsrth our. ae*ws.l city mayoral suds. Democrats secure in the 4gge, psi.. m.t hl* L Mtam may break tiiiis Cleveland and ratais 1- - thU p.m.; liv, 4zhSs.a,, deidy sspus11rn. N. i thur held IS several other. Spa er 5Vaters alsu bud sums rr:iea 13.type rduuud-'mto decide ss aiVi with $ 01 IPtMWN IPl1 redridleme Os a.m.,ump.a4hi,4maa amp s-i_i • Iii p.m Ksp 110. .y N. beverage cr'.. SiN a.m.a iN aUth !uds Os s - - I. Keducby, pulls *0v.4 Demeorat_ Joke V. Brewa, cue. the owair 01 the 9"eal liudseky Fried Cffiu. fruscides, with a adth 9 t$int CIIItISI Plotida kraerPuj:' ems Gov tale B. Nurn. - S Chr1-4 les '. 5 -- -- i, 1 I -N.Y Mayor Makes Charge - -, k . _______ .0 - , .n s. .I I .1 N I . ' goods carrier. to __ - . 5 '1 - TALLAILCSSEE (UP!) - no Public service Cam. pani.. who MISSION wants to make moving - deliver tuñltur, on the. pay the food and mGtel bills ci invanlenced fiIMa The PlC Monday tmh.r.d public hearings held on rules requiting hou&ld pay expels. I created when a family Is 'asahi, to move kilo a new home because of late dslivirIs., FInal ap4lrvM of the proposals, requiring an payment of op to per day per family for lodging and a flat $12 per person per day for food, Is .xpsct..d early next yew. . 1. : PSC Aids Moving Consumers • S #3' - ,} . audience, however. ri.ui spent, a s eat LoVed DeWils deed WJ. , ,thee 01 1:43.1. 11 "A aNmMh5t dam. is Jul I want to Kei 1. 1 tea Kililli K Wissu, $aulsrd'a Merle Parker :am.sn. of usttlag a had Ides de Chsd Cart - i tm. t.• MWW :pul people who objent," aAWLAA a -gus fur a permit." jser,tg .3,6.3; iakiay :ruldsut - The c" *0 saId they did dufeated Hssell Msse(sy w s's 6.4 dedft= plaft The Simlash. County Baird ad Bk. ttht hide. 01 preci 6.1; liii MalIsswChI taak IS, Sf 1 i Wi ci ll VatS Gaii' H, $4; ,cid be - Chis to Chew that 'ii. "---" • Al - a"s.1 -w-, • a..i W .t S VU s. WJ usvw i .qW proposals • 1(,Ig Wbii $1 Eith'I 115 va Legume Ore 4.C. is. AhemS,S4.kentame their LI1. aLLI_a_._.. . Ndimom uwi. I Althe àu.otofIhemustlag Aflirtk.mere' IM.rbi ft 01leems.idam , .rnmls.l*.r iIVrn was pp . S ' auiu ,*. 6' 1. ks4 1mw he widd cSe that .m S shut times 1, 14. he the mm's 5545 11 Temp athir CSP pr.dietl*, other OtLI, rod" 1W. Duu "I haven't got my mind rv1agitwatusaar -- of (Iri*ksks Mh4,N., .1 -' ' . s'W1iP1umk. tl%rmw dillIft W& a V1111111 . But 'let the iad .d -. S I'm ur, it uiag M I've Mama 111111111111011111111 ci . ut, fluIS 1st to r cows," VS IV=S Pad V* IUN 04, CaHput*eN_hi Madsy's seat I their At the ,j ,, ,• - H sad, then ' Maids INS Tee: flem Ak.,., OMa With $ III pad - .fth.'aasuagtbey' .Oml4,I4 :.ISsmidi' go 1119, smiadsd to hew he he themes's 5$ .s 'k 11111, 0119 *0.01 L pr.pe.sd "asming it. so riIldVd.. Mn"wadhitmdop.dr 'hesGIIi,pwmMalad N.m.. $ 1tII •ge4 - *ur.saI RapUy, he 'ssh t.*airn. --'-i bUt' is. wheda 0 she op ote"so" a.r irtheemevula sp14,HadM Ii,. Crp' -ir !S 1W Irur teak he.sadM0155 áemdmsls Ii th sea. w wa aw wa s % dua 'Z1 NIP pi.J-'5'1uim. .v.tmit. L*0 jàib 4jpej I 1 1l t :• 1IS Jobs... teak 1emud.ss.dur are datim.Ut 01 tread - be Changed it's thee IS atctt )iir S$l55S,- at t pom's Gildsn Age OIyplcs, . _ CHICAGO (UP!) -United Airlines, the adion's urged domestic passenger carrier, has announced It will drop 310 daily departure. from Its schedule in 1950 to cut operating costs. The number of "seat miles" flown will remain Unchanged, but United's daily departures will reduced from UN IS 1,155, a stutad fuom the akila. aId,SA - BRUCE MOOIIL 4 _IIIl United Drops 200 Routes S '. S , or Interchange between the two candidates. -- -- . * - _ - ___ S S I JAQCSON, Mlii. (UP!) - William Winter and Gil Carmichael found little to disagree about In a joint ap pearance on public television the day before voters decide whith of tham Wii1 ha 5k. a....'. .... 5VVVLaPJ5. .--- Responding to questions from a three..mctnber panel, Democrat Winter and Republican Carmichael voiced IthIIar positions on several Issues including nuclear power, disposal of nuclear wastes In Mississippi, ap. 'poktment of blacks and women, unionization, and neigh. botbood schools. The format of the prOg*an allowed each niafl to respond WAY to & question from the pu*l. Therd was no debate • _____ S 4 A Mississippi Debate Stale - - 5. 5 -NATON. - ____ - j....._ 'Sr. a study 01 the Church central gevanvnct*, a s''ion ci Its role In y flpq4aJ %'s%a's the modern j'4 4 S radioactive material. Gova. Dixie Lee Ray of Washington, Dick Riley of South Carolina and Robert lAst of Nevada planned to meet today with Joseph Hsndrle, chairman of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission, to press for development of a national policy on nuclear waste. Riley also was scheduled to testify before the House Subcommittee on Science and Technology. Carters arrnquaie Earthquake • WASHINGTON (UP!) - The governors of the states harboring the nation's thee, commercial burial sites for low-level nuclear waste have been clamoring for some time for a reasoned nationwide plan for disposing of S am -N... w': 54 Governors Seek Nuke Plan - CANOEING C" S•• The National Aeronautics and Space Administration ' Age Olympics Golden p.m. - S said It is too early to assess the failure's Impact on the shuttle flight schedule. But numerous other engine problems already had delayed the engine test series and officials have said any significant new troubles would cause new timetable setbacks. Middle East peace negotiator Robert Strauss to become (Cr"-.id r,e. Page U) S rinan of his rei ection campaign committee, White Grames observed. "These are ttn'oimghost today-JOE GOLDEN AGE OLVMPI( AND JUBILEE House officials said today. hour go.,,.. years. ' mars We're SCHEDUIKOF EVENTS a$J •I 1411diplomatic M. 1979 bsoamlng mature. . more we're Unowits, who helped negotiate the Pwanta Canal treaty, not idsr we're bett er " Is being asked to replace Strauss In ' Y. Marian Miller, a IS.yeero1 Optim ist (lob $8.0. Civic ceste,' jim " assignment. Seminole County Homemakers femth. The I Ce nt er Civic Hobby Strauss, 61, fanner chairman of the Democratic Disabled American Veterans i and 3 Bowl America Park an showed i '- __ National Committee, has been one of strongest Sunrise Kiwanis 1:31 Spelt,, CeUts she '-man' remarkable flexibility _ leash (',eS) and most loyal supporters. He has said on several oc Rotary Club Mayfair (lilt • Coarse Gilt (la& uly) demonstrated easy physical rtona he is convinced Carter can best Sen. Edward of Retired P.ti..i a , C.mmerce S • raAsoclaIlon Man ,,c nnedy. -er so Club Dnn o S 10 CIitnb rope, pctidi bS($ and 1W Deckwotth. 11 E. .6:35 p.m. Civic Cellir Over 50 (lob ,swim. .L L L L. m,Us1L,Otlanda;GeId S aes (lkhssakbl,at*,(tsmberofCo.metefer,.perperaa. during th. t'e by ai a.dwaaotSi evening were provided S ATHENS, Greece (UP!) A strong emthquake shook r Puckett" S ii.,ant tve SW., j northwestern Greece uda ilklgatkaeton.piru and ( played by DeeDs. ONsal), S S IIWUDAY. NOV. $ hive.. .S damaging houses and utilities on the vacation inland of • am. " 'ra Civic Cuter .it pbig.p.g. M in isterial Associatiss "'' . Corfu and arommd th e port of Iiosuninitu. 5:31 a.m . r - elmm Holiday Ian American Red Cress Iagoonotel" In Key West A spokesman for do Mheas observatory Mid am quall hN p.m. ipushrmindBoIm.isg HslldayIas American Red Cress Wm told Rape she left home on I1mri , t ; measuring 5.5 on the open-and9d so" had Its Gym Department detained ; foot Oct. 17, but W at $7, PU TkØt T, Mjiemd . 3:31 p.m. epicenter 225 miles EUJW Chamber of Commerce 4MI. The UI p Ubsethig Iasb*eI American Association of Retired P.t... a YMCA along the way. Hssnlat-Iod, $' L . II m occurred at 7:27 am., 12:27 am. EST, the spolmanan Chamber siC Seminole ( I Homemakers j'y aill . : ui p.m. said. • _ML were judgu Harmon Ho,ls, beths c W - Jubihe VpeIsly aid Tthai A police spokemnan In Igouanukoa said Thomas p,yehigig at the 8rol. 7:31p.m. Qfl, • 5$, i: Civic Center (Minisslss Free) (lianfber of Commerce Dftoras 73, was killed In the quake when his hots. In the t; Ju Mais] Health Osutar; SIey liti't' Si village of Ambella, six miles from the post, collapsed. blflIs, am.mbir of ti*Grsuter PRIDAY, NOV. 2: & ad'p.áIv*n.,' 1 - - flhaâ . - .tt' S - ;- . " (tither. . Sanford Chamber of Corn. (timber of C.mmçrce Sanford Senior Citizens N DAm aSsSa Wamus's (l ob Building me' and V" Sanford Women's Club Woods, G athe 10.0. s W F !" '''' -.... • I* ••• 55k. i..JI We...'. (lublilding Sa nford Wsmes's Club . I-pa. '"." S UkJrLl& Rae. (olsisuibs mis -(bit Coaler to a,.. Disabled A merica. Vutarsas rws VATICAN CITY (UP!)- The largest gubsrbig of ,, &I I bie. Chamber II Com.usle. • * p.m. .-. $sifrd Sealer ('MIs... I'm elated, Mi. DW' UR U U cardinals i ausnbjsd began eaamug the Church's W"hL Seminole HI* Sibad 1 P.M. Kiwan is Club said the shied role In the modern world todly, mid way tosgii an ix. Hobby a. Chamber .1 Commerce Ia.m.-Now Seminole County Homemakers with her court 01 besat1s 'Ilde some Is played a ty foy congress called by Pope Joim Paul backstage following the husiksd iW1em ways" uud IL sAtURDAY, NOV. II: pseul. "1 hope more ladies Marty Baca. is. of two French Cardinal Gabriel-Maria Garrosie began the ihstflsbaard I am. Fort lines Park Tourist Club and_-- geptioms WiJ rejijem for M. • leant aid Phid debate by reading a position Iam. on the part the oIn.rCh Kiwanis Club Seminal, Hi kbasi A..AA - A.#.A.0...l&...jA.jNd,.=0 j 216-.11-g" 9% 11".. .0.,., 4 '. r",(`aW,..;! ?.1' 1""!"~"~ ''' I.' "ftwe Im lff,t4jv~# - to at ". -. S WASHINGTON (UPI)-The drive to launch the space shuttle Columbia on Its maiden test flight next year has encountered a potentially serious new problem - an engine test failure In the first of seven critical ground firingL The problem at the space agency's ground test center at Bay St. Louis, Miss., produced what engineers believe Is extensive damage to the interior of one of three engines - Identical to those Installed In the Colombia at Cape Canaveral, Fin. WASHINGTON (UP!) - President Carter ha asked - S.. Space Shuttle Engine Out; Test Flight To Be Delayed I Strauss Leaves Mid-East - % -1. - 0 .:t IN BRIEF - Is Is .1 ~ .1 - . •.- ....•_ .- 1 . 0 WW WASHINGTON (UP!) - First lady Rosalynn Carter will fly to Thailand Wethuesday to Inspect the Cambodian refugee camp, the While Boom said today. Mary Hoyt, the first lady's press seastary, said that White House meetings were being held today to make arrangements with refugee officials for Mrs. Carter's trip. The first lady was expected to be accompanied by Surgeon Gen, Julius Richmond. OiIcIaIi said that Mrs. Carter Is concerned with the starvation problem and the medical care In the over. crowded tra*edy.ijdden camp.. S s•. 4 9 I' •. Nov. 6, 1175-3A . VYO - 44 . Hested debate Is expected tonlht the "r main objection Is because our-groundwater seepage Is provided, tius will present an additional threat to the safety of ou Baird of (mmMsione,, holds a .eeoad public heerbig On the very poor," aid Patrick A. Ti' !y, 7S7 Soviet Road. "Even the homes. PrCPOSSd SEEDCO indusuisi park. "In addition, I would point out that more manufacturing In 04 el11* ran results In standing water. U we get a lot of The SemInole Empliolment ECOSIOIOIC Dnjlopmetj Car. pavement and building In the area the situation will be thaatfcaly area will present a distinct hazard to the survival of the Great porsUon (EDCO) Is proposing to develop M Ifld$UItIJI park on wcriuiisd." Pileated Woodpecker, an endangered species. P(I3' bord.rini "watt Lane and B.vI.r Reed if a soaft "There are other places for industrialization If there Is a need Water tans to the auth is the ares, towards Bevier Road, Chaflis from Al agrlcultiwal to 1(4 bidairlil is sanctioned. for IL" Kirchhoff said. The proposed Indairlal site is south of Soviet, Cougy Commissioner Bill KIr off, is whose district the ares Kirebboif pointed out that water pressure for fighting fires hi "I'm se we can answer ans all the qqu _ and objections of the uestions lies, *ld ZDCO the ares Is "marnal at best." He said Increased traffic could 14 P" 11 II N11116110 900ndlyalledwd FUlliati M adirily," Orr aii Will serve the 11111011111011ty go water ad nww , the iinl fir, there, but the developers might commit not to u$ Water rdi'4Ici pade hay, bees m'oe.d as poaible a pr 41 there, rescuing would be considered PrctL rsm.4 to the bialaHi Assdiutg hazard. But ares riM Jim Jewett Lane or Bevier Road as access. They'would provide thelt HofiC Ott SEEDCO PrNidsat1 l t morithig he aped. Q'ws 717 1.vi Reed, aid he will tell the iunoneri the OWfl road through the cantos of the prverty. 1 the commissioners to apw*v. the bidairW part, Mths he did He also said he did not know whether water retention fadilltlel N : not know U any guaraig.es ese water and u.sa had horn bern Iae4bt out sa to what the ptopo.ed holding would wart, o whether development would exacerbate thi ohia1n the cftyat$agort HeaidIi&DCD'aausijqi, ponds will besdfar. of the WeL flbo 01 sdtotak.cat,cd run olf handling There are many questions yet to be answered, he sa:j, (rob) or will the wades from the msnefactwors be dimipad In Residents ID the VS 01 the PFOPS5ed J1M *0 a" them with the p, 11 1y 01 cinthsMlig to Crow,, there's no question about It: But water çply? veheiT'etdly Opposed to the developmeau. They said they fist it "Development hi the area goes right along with the "Nor has It hem beoujt out what kind of plastics plant Is will being Increased flooding, traffic, puiutles and oft daps,s propemd to be hilt thur.. Will It manufacture plastics wkhUw Le%h'iM doctrine that 5$75 the small property OWflet Is a roa to the area. A plutics plant has bees macused as a piulbi, cosusuree .1_thtc,d &e and isphilon danger? block to progress and must be eventually eliminated." - DIAN4 Intent of the industrIal park. PEIRYK "UTdSS better In protection than Is prsa.Mly available Is RLD Pc.._,., -. 0 Despite Compla nti Tuesday, Niv.L tO7 - I - S 4116 6 I- - - - .• S - '7 I •5 -- - - 5. - 5 . -. - ----- 1 4• 555 - S_5 5 - - - . S -- S - �4 4..•__ -: -• -. .. . (USPS 41.2101 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 32771 Area Code 305.3224th or 831-9903 Tuesday, Nov. 6, Home Delivery: Week, 90 cents; Month $310; 6 Months, $32.00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.25; 6 Months, Year $47.00. -. 4 T The Clock Error Was - Nature The president's Commission on the Accident at Three Mile Island has called for "fundamental changes" in the supervision and operation of nuclear power plants. As much could have been predicted from what has come to light about the circumstances leading to last spring's nightmare in Pennsylvania. Significantly, the 12-member commission could not muster a majority to recommend a moratorium on the construction of new nuclear plants, as some critics of nuclear power have demanded. But we can see why the weight of opinion came down against such a step. A moratorium would imply that it is necessary to wait and see whether the problems with nuclear power identified by the commission can be over. come. It is obvious, however, that nuclear problems are soluble because they do not He in the realmoftechflologyorequfpmentbutintheway the government has been regulating the nuclear industry and the way utilities have been running their plants.. _ ___ The commission, headed by the president of Dartmouth College, found nothing to warrant I conclusion 'that nuclear power is Inherently too ............... permit it w o tinu and expana .._&t__ c n e ration." , the Further as a com. proved Hard Legal Th Hassle ___ _ ____ _________ The problem: The Senate vetoed piepoud rsguIaubythsy.d.ra1 ElectIon Oomm'n ma'. woias nave auowee muiiad corporatism to donate funds to the Imps or slealler ww, COMMENTARY ___ _ A&. - ---a is pdmerp.senum iTiIli. I' Haddvows PlC aups there is way it an m$1 . 1PIMUP -11 0 b"awmedINO me r.,oiatiu igaled / . - : in and must remus in our. to escape o.r :ad AvW 11" , ft '-• - isvary v snce g Imp gjj IIIU"V'I WJIIU - — 114 - ski l..en, of 1 MiSUM riIdleed , — wllmli" pdedW L, IIIa& S ONeltY ad Caft. W" emu In what Is rN IS Is be a rulua1iMj w.ra$, siP b-1----- i FWMP. uu tuir appsam Ia ha,. learned Isr mews1 have led early read so 101111111 , - ______ . do samfe is wi. • •. --'u JACK ANDIRION ' ou ia, '-l '\ tobcde,ocean to ocean. .,t VYMZ ad 4' 41 Me NOR AL - 7 Itka pas. loa - tosyWhIkehminad• eroute we'v added óthem and are hflpzoving the klflds olservkes on stillmore. We2kontlnue tobulk!our sys w— . At our son1Ce fadilty theie, woke taking these W canand rebulkling them hn the wheels i4p. Once stzipped toth*hamee and chuW we replace a0putedstwn syss tenzs(thàtk4 zlgb steam0 with ieha irnth&i. - W. 15 PAR - Ana.,rail srStem thatkheie P~ 4:1 X'7 new cars will be ordered soon. In the mean while, weehzing• ing the best of the West to the East- with a stopoverin Beech Grove Indna., nd tomw in 44 stdtes, border AX tern yoyownØde wdyoUest& Uld - - u-WArn- Yousor AmeiicüTh. whian AWwke 'idèhnçardusiv* on: RL - - I, ; thgandheaUng. We j,ut In II. 1tháw't*eadv Jüisama. ,W1aftmative-attht. .Ourhhvao,itei. thpàadaaa,th* . rPf . (1w . i ' ' ". - - 4'• - II.. - • . • .• : • ' - I : - .1, .._ . ................ , . -4. '.4.,- '' ... r r '44r• - ......... ' .' S '- ... .•••... , •.' - . . .. - , - :• ;'. - • . . - 0'NOW - n= AND 11 p9qwvw ~ WORI' IVZ An ill-kept station is no way to begin or and atnp. Thatk why weie activelyrenewing orrebuildinqstatjons. We've also expanded our ticketinq mces, horn the resetvalion agentsyouspeak loon the jhone-' with their computer iscm,that give you acvu rate InlonriatIon at the touch .ofabtton-áO the vaiietyaf *"&jdPjC* Wft - ca I r sum I Sanford Is sewed daily I byAmtrak with southouthbound b6 un d service to Orlando I and St. Petersburg at 750 u i AMand 1:20 PMandto j Miami at 7.'5OAM. Northbound service through I Florida, to Savannah, The Carolinas Washington and ! New York departs 2.WPM! and 8.-20 Cannecthig I service in Washington and I New York. Forfaies, sched• I ules and reservations, call Amtrak or one of our over 6300travel agnts. J I - II zyOu to we you money - Ardt,ca use we believe id *1n aninswitmW pUbansportationSystem lo&hwe W&3424= Ave, SankzdlCgil • .. %- .:•'• . There are no two ways about it. Amtrak management isOfngtogetyouonJxa'd' and keep you comingback to our trains. And were going to do it with an aggressive, vital, innovative commitment to you, the ridingpublic. That means everyone, from our reservation and station agents to our on-board service personnel, andprivate railroad employees lAke engineers and conductors. They'e proud an d decli• cated people. Togethei we promise to give you the firstclass rail system you deserve. And, as we enter new decade, the system you need. Welcome aboard. -- -01 4 WE'RE GOING 70 GET YOURJTO TRAR c long-distance Eastern trains Aflb MOO; Sb1lsiveg3afi.g necessaiy. - distance trains bzincj'new coach, diningandleeping car luxwy to some of the most beautifulparts of our countzy 284 of these cam will complete the fleet over the next 12 to l8mo.nth& On otherroutes, especially - wombs 1" Wrm Whenyou takea train"'—öE a bus orplane—you should arnve at your destination when the schedule said you would. We agree. We also agzeeAmtralth on-time 1dimmance could be much tter And wee doing something about It. Part of the solution is us. Getting reliable equijnnent. And main taining it so it won't break down en route. Some of the solutions are in the hands of others. Ail of Amtrakk trains outside the Boston-Washington Northeast Con*ioi after all, are dIspatched and controlled by private railroads over rails own ed by them. lithe tracks ate allowed to deteriorate our trains can tkeep their schedules. Clearly if the railtoads don't work together with Amtrak, our trains will be delayed Itk one of ourmost important challenges. exciting doubledeckerlong- Today, thereka new route map, Itk more ethcient than beke:yet with the changes, - CARSAREJUSTONE OP 00 CO this month andnext. These IJTIWXThVANIW 001111110111111110 wthe making our schedules wrkharder so you can connect with buses, for instance, to continue your trip when and createdrlght there. These people best reflect the growingattitude you 7lfindamong allAmtrak employees—proud, productive and in tune with ourbrlght future. $uperlin ers startingservice — ri I*JI. ef lb. i -ni ad 1. In N 1 - I!--- it thee at - a r'-pr—t .k ad the tff:: b. 7 vei s.ai iii. tt)rs Co 1.__..__jhh' would be kept. And for the lust time gave Amtrak the Jan g•tenn support we've needed to see those plans through tozeality But really, it goes deeper than that. Beca use this was the yearAmerlca took it long, hazd look at its passen ger trains. And decided to keep them. Improve them. Ancfzely on them. Nowitk up to us. Andwepledqe toinprove = - thettfitY ofservte and aliA 4. ',1r•j' ___ utady, lbs -. cnses- Congress esMblished guidelines wider which trains -. ._ it *es Pima* to com It as salami" me 11110110=*r--10 m ,, -. ' ____ _ __ ___ t *isuatC.der &,ha1she Men meat aetten cuser Is Me-ciuei, bat NIisftgIli is edarSIY rich wIth S abW w* Which Is = 11k ad M abundaucs of laid s It a bit the ; 0 "=!!~ Jan~ WMIMIS of andcoun =gsanddehates-and a Swnmerc worth of energy trainingprogram ongina ted Come down toyourlocal station. In most areas of the countiy, you 71 find ournew Amfleet cars. With wide, reclining seats, wall-to'wali carpeting and drop-down trays, theynval the best in the world. Today two of every three Amtrak trains Qperate with Amfleetorequallymodem 71irboliners and Metroliner equipment. Expect to see more comfortable new cars in the years ahead. On our Western routes, you71 soon find ournew fl YW THAT WA After solid year ofpro UA L4 maw p— -pid, - —fMtd $88 of —• di ad S Situp r4 lbs u— Neill lisaro" it L et that his own promis. hanging over from the 1 ____ ______ c... ,j t.ams, bath of whoiu now mart a moderatIng d is Icediuig. maceanthsgs,umued. *~M unexpected ivsnts. =10 . "IF MI The recemmindatloes of the president's of —" commission siiot is on to . witha ho W011* F== dWA uchlilw opera IIà ad Psi 1enoidi a 'moratorluarg on iudssr *'lr esIdelilu of e S ir GOP power. kw1es.editattoe,utak. Ths*r 1iMminFNe,Wto theij$ui2 fl - feverich economy coium - -. .. lel .kmed of the new NisuN INt1s, by PreN $1 plasolsa elsfir. biT it is to r. - go NON - This kind of transportation is exactly whatAmerica needs. And it's exactly what we do. WWTOUI NIWGIR into training. Cam an ñly rsjsct.4 the theory that NIos'agas will becom. a second Qsbn. " pimaliuw Wm. The error begins - in the structure of the al rM1O ad IIIIVIMIP MMIOSII of Nuclear eguiatory are iuion extenè tiwougit loc uch way they lirm- and gs, :i_ nucleir urns up finally 4M&ve,dyfsdallaw. =minp. standards This yeai a lot of you got your tra vel plans into shape the easy way You sat backina plush Amtrak seat. And got mericans ___ -, . Tuesday, Nov. 6, 1979-4* "I candidacy tontkeftofflctal' what we mean — olprM And there's so much more to coma. ' A of the Ksmsdy campaign . — lssd.nlip,to the lark of which he erthss th tw aduilnldratlon' No mattel' the Nicaraguan Development Institute, referring to eposed t Anastasio that liscanquaWlesumbakwasheveyst to be dunon Ingly He had a try Soinew biiay "We hnot wgnj when the mndc was very nice an a leadership role early in his Senate auir, b that came to an abrsçt ad is 1171 when Ida the rni of Jwy." Democratic decided he The With Cabs is __tim diffI hacking it as majoriTy whip. 1st (lWs already avident Is to is essage To ' 4- Why official? = - 'I Becaaae Edward Koimedy finally aimoimced hi atadlon to announce his candidacy for this Den ninM. Bat he Is c riging the bicombent president o(hla own party who has yet to make his own o1da1 ainow'ced of c'didevy for re 1I1ot (ft's QUIC2111, however, tlmt Jimmy Carter will be announcing on Dec. 4.) MeinwW the oftial opposition already has fidded five declared candidate.. ___ ___ by - Well, Americans are at ft again. ft's official now. The presidential Campslgu Is wider way, that quadrennial rit, that to the red of the pofltceUy civiliZed world la in large put or wholly inomprM14lWe. oerai Foid aid Jimmy Carter — lammed that It Ul probably have to abandon ___ the ms can be mrIgWen.d oat by the end of M - To ByDONGWP' wan do ing With a talent for __ ___ '.. Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Understand - disaster that borders on Miser ge,thi Congress and two federal ragulatory_agencies have managed to uvarely jsopardlu proupsots for __ cantolevised debates between pr4.MlaI didatss In 1* todssd,the Leagusof Women Voters— which - ow — VIEWPOINT More — . . from ANGL EWAL TERS WASHINGTON (NEA) -. with Dependent Children. More information on hiring these workers and claiming the WIN.W Tax Credit can be oI*jilned from local FnpIoymu' Service offices or from local WINOr Welfare otflc'. A tax credit hotline worker. said that the actial amount of tax savings depends on the employer's Income tax bracket. For a company hiring one target group employee earning 0,000 per year, the. 000 to $2,580, he explained. reductions range Tax credits are administered by the U.S. Department of Labor's Employment and Training Administration, In cooperation with the Internal Revenue Service, and with varlono other federal agencies serving members of the targeted groups. If for any reason employers cannot reach a local Employment Service office or need additional Information about the Targeted Joke or WIN-Welfare Tax Credits, they may call 9044171250 for Florida Employment Service in credit Information or 800424.5194 itell free, the national jobs tax credit hotline. vocational rehabllhtatkm agencies and the Veterans Adininidratlon, YnMb, 1$ through 24, In economically dlsadvasd.aged families, i.e., if Income for the 6 months weceding the tiring date, aimualised, Is less than 70 percent of the Bureau of Labor Statistics lower living standard, Vldnamera veterans under 35 aho are economically disadvantaged, Recipients of general assistance payments state or locally financed welfare) for 30 or more days, Voeth, 16 through 18 partIcipating In an apcooperative education program, and Ex.convlcta tconvlcted of a felony) who are economicallydIsadvaiaged and hired within 5 years of release from prison or date of conviction, whichever The Work Incentive Welfare Tax Credit Is for employers who hire participants in the Work Incentive program or reciplenhs of Aid to Families minion agrees flat the release of rafttinn at partlew texesemo orsailastim for dis FOREION p w p n iof 1- g cimididde foroms and Three Mile Island last March will have a negligible effect" on human health, perhaps none dsbatas. at all. Ithod such dMkna, the images can't AM witham a . M Thosefindings should put' to rest the notion that and Three Mile Isiana was some kind of disaster,either Z.are for the 'le li v i ng f any money.. i-- r 17 EDUARDO CUE se ekt'$iona. nuclear power. It remains, however, for the The FCC rsgsiatlona to facilitate such con- NEW YORE (UPI) — A group of Nicaraguan president and Congress, the nuclear industry and trthdioiis — and li$o. perMi LiNes' bU1IrI hive S message ICC the AU1114.CSD d 1180 dss — wd probably have peopl, and gvr"ed: nothing Is eftsdiv. Utilities to close the gap between InteUon uj ainisat MMa strong dais of cupIt" practice in the operational ufetyof nuclear plants. 112111401014 "I!'J In Jisr wn dala In Withigien arid It Is that gap which the president's commission agency, the Federal Cammunicatisna C with buaInu.leaders In New York, (1i,ago, Ian has illuminated, an wnicn and Maos. W14, the bMneuuien recomm tines . am dealped.to ORINM hers Palsied a WAVk* F=Q*vmCk1-6-- 6& when eftinem &sIp plants — features which reduce the risk of ac cidents to a lev — there Is nothI more worry about. As the commission found, L:: is plenty to worry about If the indidieg and wing pews reactors are -, - - By DAVID ftAZLEI uwsvrw w y.. neat year by hiring members of seven groups ooesi&ed underenpIcsd,nn welfm. or Aid For renta.. A telephone call to the nearest Iccl otflc, 0 )lorklu Slate Employment Service is all It lakes to learn akes* jobs tax credits and get referrals of eligible jotmeekers. There are two in credit programs: The Targeted Jobs Tax Credit applies to wages paid by taxpaying employers between January 1, 1979, and December 31, 1980, to certified employees tired from s.veii categories of jobseekers after September A, 171. The credit Is 50 percoit of first. year wagesup to $ and 25 ZaMmeofsecondyewages w 1. 0W foreach employee. The seven targeted group. are: I. Recipients of Supplemental Security IncomeiIi payments, . Handicapped individuals referred from Mate Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director form of power . am" of their federal Income taxes up to $2,560 l79.-4A Htoman In . 1 0 Lacal employers may be able to reduce the E Venlng He iuld Th e : ....... . . . - -- . . • a .pe—tn. -, -.. — -- - 0 S. ..-_ • -- - I -•- -- .......-- --, - .----• -•- _-•- -- •••.-• -'.4 .-•- -- • • - ....... -4 - .- . - . . - - - - -' -. - '. ..-. • - • - :-, - �' 0 Shula..'Missed Opportunities' SP ORTS A—Eveøing Herald, Isusisri, Fl. 0 Teesisy, Neva, 7y -S Briefl I. f11vWW mbww Clippers of the International League today, The Columbus Dispatch reported Monday, Clippers' General isnager George Sider woui neither confirm nor deny Itobelli would be hired to replace Gene Michael, the new sneral manager of the parent New York Yankees. IffIrm.d's Last Appearance - NEW YORK (UP!) Harbor View Farm's Affirmed, acing's all-time leading money winner, will make Ms final ullIc appearance_Saturday when he will be honored at stlreineid ceremoides at Aqueduct racetrack. Now York Rw* AssKidion President James P. thf. 'fllfl proclaimed Nov. 10 as "Salute to Affirmed Day." horoudibr,d will receive a tiankiit of flowers In the Hattie tow colons 01 pink and black and $ proclamation lamed by ew York Gay. Hugh Corey. Silver trays commemorating the Xaslon will be presented to Louis and Patrice W4taon, (firmed's owners, trainer Las Barters and rider temi Incay, Jr. - Special At Aqu.d.uct jay threat behind such a attack is SAN FRANCISCO(NEA) — implicit. Personally, I ixre Ina pro pl the from shoves an elbow Into a writer's Haggle Jackson during the eye, and they wind op on the World S.iI.. five years ago floor throwing punch.s at each Normally, the tribulations of b 8111 Francisco, a the press In covering sports bsseballpltcherthresteistotdt shouldn't concern readers. Yet a writer over the head with a the schin between the two Is dia1'. sopronosmcedthatftaffectsthe Steve Canton, an ace pitcher news reaching the public and In with lbs Phileduiplifa Fillies, some canes Creates it. iie hasn't talked to writer. In never has been more an several years. Neither has tagonldlc feeling In covering _ CHICAGO (UP!) — The Chicago Bears have Initiated ryolts In a hunt for a roplacement for wide receiver lames 0011, who will be In a walking cast (Of 0Mto four weeks ftw being - Injured In Sunday's game against the Detroit 5 - .5 •.• , "' ' ' • 5 iw 'p'w s coladhsrs. In recent years, the relsiioneiulp latweuss athiM.s ad the pr.s, always tIlUIOU has bscome,ins word, I.rnlNa. I saw Gins Upchiw,whofancl.hkniuhf N the apok.unai 0111w Balder. Ma - - rilticel siplediens 30 'I (6-2) rro4160601, sayier C$.fflw(3) lI• Tsme (7.1) ,_lNeal.I 1L We Fveet (7.1) NFL Fiflit " *11 1 I 0 •1 - wuucnu ur uaarvwws as a ' 'I " the F.iia.ii CescPes W S V Pc$ *mSicisUen. teems , , A .70 W ff5 NCAA N' in rustlen A N •I• - .;W IWIU p p - ,,. A - --- 3a.Ifr ' S attitudes cari' I tually every sport. Jim my Cosmerslntomls is a Pain foss $35 fl5) .nouzn is writer trytag to do his Job. dealing with a player often The rusanls that the athlote mig o,000 and more a and the writer &e sa longer year. He's also dealing with ST5 SICQ11Q111I( sensitive and frequently class. They arregaid psyches. uiuiplil$cally, working stiffs ____ .... an , w'I'- w'— wW VIT •$ censIra* v me uPa .•lh'P kIF ii CWdWS. These teems • _ __ • • 16 T' Pu. - In &Wig 6069W41*v16 )cag• ,, .j 1111111111114. : I 5$ .1 ' , freN $lddsnstm • WrL'T AM" is 161,1 1 r,. 0 - T "fl, as : -. 0• :.:': __ 'Nikv irwjt __ I- . 0 om ørn - I1nui i I' n creases .oad P , , :: L ea 14 -. awimumlleyomowm - "has an nsitothsNa'i ___ .sr117,ekfo ________________ wMW WW IJPI UI 10 mane the peefosmer look good. Eves when there's a Howard Coseil, the siMile doesn't theistas to b.h him in the on; he Ur:::Inao.Ifb.&oe There has aiss bean in. 14 __ 01 dated with NIL _____ _ Ms aluiao. the_ur i d .akI W t~) 16iNKAiU" - =NEW • W.... --- %4POW mission and leffes an _____ -- VIW&= ad 1101" 1 4I ji_____ _____ odud of the willie b.eussIts __ __ ' j. •• ' 1S* ? 1I 1*-'.i "Wshasiatote.rtysuco iftarisWea M MN -an that UI . ' %iI •. .. ) a... (i) i L ., WS aSS SSS y •. ,.sm A* __ __ . _ smy . sm --- a" Ia$yIrsa.iw' .owsa,ss - - _ we p. rIiisug ! I)$Vsiqihige TV• S. P*S. Ved Lien Car, lire.. sw. * - rA, ..: • - :- '• 4!j;' 'R I5v r 'j., ., , .' ,. .- 0 - •, S - 0 S ., Steve And Gesle Blair of Blair Agency 1J f quote. pin, and on Friday, 9a.m. to 6 Office hours are, Monday p.m. for the convenience of through Thursday, 9 am. to 5 those who work days. iwv, caught in the PIP (Personel Injury Protection) trap, '11wi It Is required o get . . , iai, - rw uom_ _.. noim 10 ...,. - hs the diugIfh,lsatfjg an acddsg1" he adds. "If you only have PIP and You are at fault In an accident, you we responsible for bodily Injuries and any property d amage you create, and will be __ forced to pay for all lawsuits. 8, don't __ e with your fata'e, buy liabUlty Ineuranc,," said lair. SPECIAL. I WAVE Is, • TUIL & WED.SININ CITIZENS $HMPOD A UT NA k _ "al 0 S t CONDITION $1199 To ndos*wIrthrm.ganW ___ vb 1 w _ _ Phoas SlUin loll S. Prasab Ave., $SIkIt iS bminess," MR 1W Agency at AM# seem _____ / )' ' 4 '' "_' 4 •!' _, Il am ii r • PLANT NOW S ' *NNUM$ Kom.r 0_Ius.1 -• , i -S 4fl. M - _5 ___ S * -.. am -S Repa irs Akh"m Akma = - * FT11' *41*&jy soim. - am %but - MS *&&eSt*IIØS S 0 - 0 A W •__ — UI 0' , - ••0 '' . ' ' i ts, 2 ' . S ! 0 • - - Mdall Mme Iasp sm. II•q I 1u iaiIL Dliulfl .. , - IW v- 0 .' /4 ' " -i .'' - 0 (NMOWTO i, I b't bern Ho ale Mi as Fable he ol*ae.s," 1S4M*4 in IIhoS b k*u1'Thith1bsM.ere OWapis. rq.1! ;ri SAN FORD Soo SIAUTV$ALON In. - ,•.3t.cc• C *800 NOW OPIN aNita PiLtGN'. __ ,swa"si .... we — ::: -- _5 SLOW DRY. Rig U0rWMh ST •/ - . WOMEN'S STYLE.CUT %001101% '1 try nit In winy sit pea*ydodeeersd ON r - [' - - 5,.!j I 0 'P ___ oral. K" . v .PHON b1J1L twpIvy 3224711 $Soo DRY. I'V5dSSIinthSp. uk" was the Falcons 11ii-tbioaddrall"moviol iMM's p4hest! touch. áuulsIhoPalos.s17.l4win ft"Ykw In 1111111 and in am - Pa ., '. Mop N1wS1w 'RIP' , :i ffff Pmb*i*i) ad all of the 11411111 I'Ifl etnld,rsdt.o wh" yn War III . - • - :- = V _iSin ' nfl - a third wills radva) or wwwo F ui1rUfltCN S • 1 I.U4IVA •N1l.N pSi PP .00 Carel Is sfforin,Is her new custeaers...... MEN'S STYLE. CU SHAMPOO and SLOW Rig. se -., % iJ'.. J 1jpfo •I '. .° STYLING fpcf _____ - . $ - ___ usivereb • •Lfl* - we PWAN in allilt V"ll : 0 ' swift's irnØiU NAIR NOW C See Blair o r Insurance ._...._...... IN the __ -- --' dan a 4 lam, dadammew $on lose bu1 ., 1w j Mø..Prl. iS.1:)I, A Specialty __ ___ PVW 11111101111`1111111111 ow. yal caught eight, a Dolphin record I for a ninning back. - dsa$ or his wor *ON& 40 - - - - - - - hem- WWWWWW GNU bk& MA.0" # _ __ tithe 0 ll - ____ P'MIfli man in Sit$ __ etedId bernie. ___ tI which th - w JIJ wv I ElM .1_______ 5Ol UIwe Anne, and rJ Freshest asrul. sig. "This Is It," Bowdsn suit "1 fed very SMtIr.d and hap.. lowe Florida Slates MI 01 herd ilk now." _____ mmwmMsfrirna11sá$iN,*aimuity Thocedaown *l)ulwilIYaapPlltIr5ladyearinhap,sof ______ _____ kespiag Bsalm in IIak..in, and cells, a 'js." __ ft ___each yes, se a ftve. be_ztended Pd alwais in .1fstt, Y bids, is aloe to be ___ easufte1 in MIiig "aUers, i. ______ s the cedmit 'wIu. a _ prehi1tIag bides from__ n" with another ____ ______ ________ _____ ___ _____ ___ ______ __ öu ___ NonnStandard Risk or "at-fault" accidents on their 14t Drivenwho have lowtiona records can save themselves some money by checking with the Blair Agency in Sanford for their auto insurance nesde. Blair specializes In none standard risks, or those drivers who have a problem with their cfrlving records. Office Manager Steve Blair advises car owners to shop around for their insurance. ATLANTA (UP!) — Jim looking for Mitchell's eventual "Don't renew your Insurance Mitchell, once rated one of the replacement for several years With the same company just out top tight ends In the NFL but without much success. They of habit," says Blair. "By slowed by the passage of time, thought James Wright, 53, shopping for Insurance you not ôosin't wait to a41nit that he Is 240jiounder Texas CtwIitlan only get the bed price, but you In the twUIghtof his pro football srtnlghtbe the mw, but will also discover who Is In. Wrlghtmlaeda big thtmkof tar .dinyouas.d1et." -M1tll. 32 11 In Ni 11th Ih. 071 •m "WI IN 0__0_ I- It) f(kL" • 1fh n •lWA -- Nit) 'T' aesionwith th,Falcona— the Injwy and than wag on injured he added. "Drivers with Molor tl .sid in the kague, reserve for P79 when he got hurt violations or atfault accideida to be .1w of Atlanta's most again In presseson. PSI a lot of money for their .4.tveweapiei.Hs ThsFnlcusa01yothura01ye, InIa'aace.Uyosslsmgittlnd u.hisdeand1wal.—S.'UtbRuesMI1sp*aas$,' of cigoir4hrquitisan 239 to no over dafenaiw 23lpou*4 roolds ed of TexaS your Insurance or merely A&M who hu played my We renewed your Insurance it he ha&z't had many and has yet to catch an NFL without checking with us ffrd, you are p robeblypayfrg too to those skills this wern. "I realise 11 years Is a long met4'." Coach Li, 011111111 in time," 1d it,eii, "sit I've sts the Yalcoss aren't worked hard. I wed to con. to v, Blair a all and save 4.lth.rst.ly Ignoring - Pachiu tribute and I cant I gum they )'OWseif some Weke, £ 1h1.iiaathi ..,,,fr Rat bh ei. . ' ii 'r oiwaiivynesa riuwrwn " alunlcs isu anomie dory. In patterns anymore. they have to In the communo for hoosmy, gan., 'lichefi, who used to have confidence in as." .Udcs and —. G.rds a'a abed recipliwe a - Awarethitholsbelagphanid Blair, owner .111w stem. has 0011, cUg14 only ven cit In Uuidi Mitchell thinks . been In the insurance business rato1a10141yards—and maybe he could extend his pro for nore than X yea's. Since Ike. of those came Sunday, career elsewhere, siw opened her own agency In *cludiag a liWs four.yardsr 1971, its growth made It "I Mill wait to be the bed that gave him Na first tome necessary to move to the he tight end In football," salt In 11 games. — location at 10 S. Oak "!think l dill have some years Avenue. ."Mitchell has been our to that. Idon't know If l.azy receiver lots 01 tImo WE will mean a trade but you Blaits*m of underwriters bit d,i. have c.nbearermgolrto1alkto is wiul.versed in _ ficsdvsIntk,w$eeemoou, the Falco ___abed ft when this .r1u cveis a corn. gg&... EI 1Ifl. II. .w'i s." I DUISm UI SYaLIML'w :nvJ 't bass in there l~am nolds. -----v - - ____- • Ais, i ____ ' swat$Irk u...- UflvvriY DV erlie McGiodsn - had coach. to succeed — ,- --- CUM&L A loallOn o1mvini somstiling t4m" troul o ia so M - I $d.0 #A &N 14' 11.1111 ($UiaP1MflN.W,T(4. •j -- - s O-W 94W I -.1 0 -11011 - LONOWOOD _ - owner's IM.reet has 111111111 from newapipira, once the sole avenue cigeIthtgto thspaJc, to t.li'flilalI ezpoeere willie th. bucks are. TV's top executive echelon l.'t crisidid to la urnalken to aren't using us," said Harris who did not catch a pass With Atlanta there," meaning a national champlosielp — In the M.Q*Miy theS,mlnol.s we ,runk,daIxth in the nation and have a chit for a major bowl game. In fO .ianme flU has compiled a 31.11 record. Bowden add nogaUstions began about thm wnb ago when he decided it wan tims to chit down the romor Mill * seemed like Griese was getting it going and then something ORIGINAL PAINTINGS—A Phis $sctIsn By Area CYPRESS CLOCKS— TABLES, INLAID PHOTOS, WEDDING INVITATIONS Order Early For Christmas I FLOWER ARRANGEMENTS IN Fashlsanbls DRIED £ SILK In your container or ours. We'll ibu re-is your aM arran,smsM, 7115. Hwy. 427,1 Ilach Sie* 40 4)I Crossroads Mgnlng lbm package wo rth more than $iOD,OSOayur. Bowden will pet U3,100 aimeally, a giaratsed 00,000 hm his s.i.vi.im s1o,* expense aid - That was before the fr.esgat C$1tkI1 the MMIII aorta Oakland ceI1M11M an the tiani wbo' net lffiner. i plans aid berM. Nai in (see. revolution that crested Inolsat "Bow _- tiat I making one4[sMb of whet i $sr weeds in an agly mHW,ialris omos Mhiutes. A aid ± 0010, Awbwn ow W I. write that kind of gar scene decade or two ago, the average ad. liCO1llt$W$ shurt, • to ,, M.m ts ______ huge about ma? I.dOII't have to 7 s o .ee 0minly hscsnii the colwed bull player and the .Mahlleiwd 7 3,10 70 ______ _ t." we making weneem.wuie'ci _ Um. Si s JaI.AIeI c,. 01 course, there Is nothing kind .1 mo.y, aiIWIJI lbs pier perfoimanui of lbs __ I S. V 'd. men rotiic. ftfedylss. MOwiAYN4$yIISULy$ , ON" . M$II.i. In the iNs, Earl lisn the g1ierIag guy They wee. peers. S -. PINs sews. a C10!thI,Mh baseball 2Sdsee.Amsre 11 t$ us But new a "beat" man dsit,srlag I is 14es14 and WTitIi in 01NII4 it Out ilib 1417.0 seem' i as 400 4$Imse-isyss p oei,dag a die and lbs physical $ZaIe.Iem 4.0 0 ___ Ks.s City I • , S ($4) $111j V ($41) 4)141 WIHNSI Cu$rau ___ _ Sat Eves playboy k bliasky _few S - _.. ____ . i a. - •__ S - I . MLsd!kad an oldie urttar. S e.. ._.. a. ......L ..A P JJ. VJ jiiy W wii RI IuWIR RIC ' and trails New England by game for the lead in the AFC at the Caspkr Tr" GET THE REAL THINGS SEE THE DIFFERENCE I Ml'* tchell "I knew I waited It than," Bowden laughed at $ press conterince Monday when, he sided romors that he was - wind at his back during all three fi~dgo#s L helped him - ART-TERIORS "He had TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (UP!) — Florida Slate football coach BohiBoWensaysjokIng1yhe decided toaccepta $000000 five-your contract lad Saturday when the Qn. cbV%M1 Beircats had his 8flb101i5 by two touchdowns at - like what's written about Mm, nuisa nce and som et imes he says, "I ain't lama talk no they're downright rude In I wilb Jack Go* rebuffing 111m. B"sUll ft 0 0 0 With the IL Louis C,rdjnals. Why this deterioration? And the spirit Is catching. Today pro football players When Chicago Cubs out- seem conditioned to regard ur , S -- . ____ . GIOi$S Heed,Ick, an outfielder sports. The Bears give a tryout Monday to fresagent wide receiver Iris HM.w ci Not,, Dims who played one pm. with Redekins Ibis yes' J 0 51 yards. Fritsch said he didn't feel any win It and we didn't win It. "I knew I was gone, but then "And the Interception at the all of a sudden a grand piano end was the only thing we Jumped on me,"Blngham said' cOuldn't let happen. And we let of the tackle on the Miami 31 by It happen," Shuts said. Dolphin fullback Larry Ceonka. The interception In queetben Griese said the throw was a came with two minutes to play good one. and the Dolphins onthe Houston "Bingham just made a good 20 with what seemed like a lock play," he said. on at lusts field goal to tie the "We made some mistakes, more. and that helped them," he said. But on second and seven, "I didn't think I was that far off Griese lotted a pass to the left tonight." latuided for running heck Gary The ether late interception Davis that was picked off by that kept the Dolphins out of the uuer uneoscsar urg Bing- end suns came with 9:59 to go in ham. the game. Miand had the bell "It was a great Individual on the Oiler 41 on first and 20 effort by Bingham," said after a holding penalty and Houston Coach Bum Phillips. Griese tried to hit wide receiver to go a long way and Nat Moore in the end zone. take It away from him Instead it was picked off in When Seminoles Trailed Cincinnati - "We're both from Purdue and this is the third time he's thrown tome." Miami's H loss."We had all the opportunities In the world to S oars Look For Replacement .0 .5 Beat? . Remember To Duck Bowden Decided Sports - I NIU _0__ S , NEW YORK (UP!) Thee will be Thoroughbred racing at iue41act today, normally a dark day. A special Election Day has been $amwL aclsdiii the $1000 KnidlechOckli lb"cop at 1% mlloeontheta'f for3-yewcluisand op. ,oet time for the first race will be 12:39. There will be iw clng on Wednesday. I - nulunose u.wzy prep to* 'The lions don't play the complete and gutsy per. VOWNTEER coaches. tall squids get slapped in the toughest schedule In the world The scouts did list Oviedo's formance for the Gre&unds face nit ou, but twice this but their offensive abIlity, multi-talented quarterbackweek In and week out. ijij weet combined with a defense that Brooks goes both way#, often safety Troy Kessinger as a top Despite r'"ilng Its streak to has limited t he opposition to one seebmactiononali Specialty prospectasadefensive back. touchdown per game and a trio eight draigiit team too. His size ii1't that That's understandable con• a win over IA Lake Howell, the of shutouts has to stand for great at 6-0 and 175, but he'll sidering Kesslngerdoean't have Oviedo lions remained In the something. play college 1*11 for someone. to put the pigskin In the air dubious "also receiving votes" I,nfr Ilk. MtvIv nM If college recruiting runs true much with the likes of Marvin category of the Class 3A State paiy have something to prove Another Fighting Seminole County teams played the first to form most of Florida's top McClesmon and Mike Scott In Prep Football Poll. come state playoff time. who definitely should have been mouth of the season In moss- prospects will wind ep out of the bscleld. There's another case In point. Another atrocity rendered to listed In the top twenty soosa. It's hM'd for me to fathom Mate once again. why the lions, who have a local squads In the scouting prospects Is defensive end Another Patriot overlooked A good example of the great McC'lesuion leads the entire and have out. report listed In today's Sentinel Morgan Smith. was center Sieve Johnston. escape process lies right in ow state of Florida In scoring and - The Tribe senior has the size, Ma already cracked the 1000 sibon 21048 Star. The 6-4, 240-pound senior has own back yards. , savvy and - Instinct to anchored the offensive Line that ty of yard riabing mark but he's not haven't at lied cracked the top Mtlmsh the Universi Among the Blue Chip and speed ten. Jos Montgomery's troops highly regarded college Play major college ball and has has allowed Constantine piety Florida Knights are ills years listed as a top prospect at any have also Included three progpods listed from around demonstrated that the entire 79 of Uma to crank it up perhaps away hm waUft on the same position. A player that can put It In the shutouts In that 5*7114 but have the state, Seminole he was overlooked because of field with the Crimson flde, yh Another gross oversight is the lack a dominant rW2Irlg they have compiled a first year en(kofl5 that often should not be rniIred In the "also receiving just two players listed. tos," failure of Lake Brantley game, but the pnepeter Is one of wbmlng record of 44 wIth a overlooked. Somebody shOWed it teNt $ quarterback Tony (biitaitlne those that you Somebody should check the have to label a bunch of kids who thonglit their semblance of sanity by listing to be liMed us lop ten prospect "player." playing dsys were over because National Bureau of Statistics to The top ten poll shows one Seminole High's, Mr. for college bull. 's nobody wanted them. And ass If Rodney DMgenfIeId was Mo er "player" is Lym an th team with two leas, and five, Everything In The Clutch, The 64 senior Ma an ex- Anthony Brooks. Audio they've done It with a penny. born In Seminole County. He count 'em, five ether teams Haggle Campbell as a top cellent arm and amazing Cleveland gets the pre but pinching budget, not a single jut might have been 'ca use we with one loss, linebacker prospect. statistics considering Seminole overall A.J. turns In the most scholarship and a cut of get no respect. 'COWMBUS, Ohio (UP!) — Former San Francisco thants' JoeAltobelliis expsctedtobe named ,nanagerci the I - - Boot To Dolphins, 94 Give Monday nigN. Coach Don Shula calls "a Lot of It was Blngham's third for a touchback, determined the outcome. to lb connections In just 17 tries. Shula was at a loss to explain Wide receiver Dullel Harris Griese, who finished with 14 opportunities missed" cost the career interception of a Griese The field goal kickers did all ,The pressure is not with the e the "Normally Dol ph ins' I don't think nagging offensive of th seem to think ed had at lust he completions In 26 attempts Mr Dolphinp a football game pass, and the second drive- the scoring In a game crowd and It's not with the wind, but It was a factor troubles, part of the answer -throw to 158 Monday night. yards, explained later he ending interception by the dominated by defense. Toni situation. The pressure is with tonight," he said. As you know, we've been him or the other receiver, Nat didn't throw to his wide "The defense played Its guts Oilers In the fourth quarter. Frltsch kicked field goals of 46, yourself," he said. "Ninety. The victory kept Houstnn (7- struggling, but Last week t in a Moore. receive rs because they were out. It kent them IHOIIItI AP fl .. . . • .. • wflvvSSSIwIR ivand y&ua for riwonand nine percesnorilcmng is pay- tl within a game oE Pittsburgh 27-7 win over Green Bay) we "The situatkmhere ls that we dochie covered all night long. Oilers) from scorft and we got going,- Joked Bingham, who Miami's Uwe von Scharnann chological." the leader In the AFC Central started to get it together." he have two guys at wideout that He did throw to his backs, good field position many returned ' the hall 54 Yards. booted three-pointers of 32 and He admitted that a gusty Division. Miami dropped to 64 said. "Tonight at times it can't be stopped, and they particularly Gary Davis who times," said Shula after C Named Columbus Skipper 0 il~rs C ounty Teams Get No R6Spect _0__• - Wtobelli Expected To loci A By Scouts, Polls Ignored Tuday, Nov.6,1575-7A Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. 5 - 5, y _5. lPeruu _.0i*l oms.rill 11 I 1J$NU - S' 55 , 5 - - S i*NN it 71 0, I pR' �r . -. - . - , -. .. . . . . . .. •. . •_- .1 $A-IvsulRS Herald. kMsrd. •. - Fl. - -.. . .. . .- . .. -c.-. • •..• •..• -'—- - - -, - q.y -' * . .*t... -, - -- -. • . . - - - -- Tuesday, Nov., 17P OURSELVES I Evenleg Herald, Sanford. Fl. - - S. - L . VY #L £ - L/ IL £ L#L&Lt. Jt.& • In And Around Sanford q11Aa MERIT &vored 3to I OVC600-ALr higb tar branAci J60 M tests 1 comoaring taste aiid tar level. • - Guild Gala. 41 Glamorous, Gliffering 0 • I-..--. • ' S - Tuesday, Nov., rn-il - __________________ - Words such as 'a g1anluruu, dancer silhouettes graced the John and Val Colbert seemed Kathleen Anderson Corn. glittering guildgala" could bed palm-lined er*rsnce - and a thrilled to see Teena and Bill prehensive Work Center, also a describe the sponsor's and Sharp from DeBary. They were non-protit group, throwing a variety of lighted plants, instçporter'a recepilon given by formerly actors in the Roun- BYOB benefit for retarded duding a white wroughi Iron . the Board of Directors of Ballet gazebo added to the festive daliere, a Sanford Little adults. -••. " Guild of Sanford.Seminole atmohere. Theatre group. A to Jacki Goodld any IBGS) Saturday night. And it man chairman "We had a wasjustthat. alumni were on hand as well u double ball with over 200 at. The plosh private party room several of this years th the same night, a group of tending." of Bxk a Airport Restaurant evening designed to eat, think A lot of new faces were at the swingers carrying out the bOa Herald photo coverage of this was glowing with festive and he gala - and several familiar motif, gathered for another dance will be featured later this decorations, spot lights, Two sparkling life sized supporters from years beck. dance. This ooruion was the week. beautiful floral arrangements and beautiful people. Although the lovely invitation read "formal", a ha x of gentlemen atowed up in tuxedos and other formal trick In the book to make swa DONE LIFE TO UVE attire - mostly including the .... he wins a bet with Alei and his () THURSDAY MORNING prize- a night with Elaine. (ThU) BGS male board members and 2:30 (.4) FRIDAY MORNING (Ff1) WORLD (2) ANOTHER of board members. po " 1000 •0000 MORNING AMERI. (.4)QGUIDINGUGHT And thewomenarrlvedonthe -. CANDID CAMERA (2) CA 0:00 Allen Funt and co-hosts Loni scene wearing street dresses, 3:00 ()(I)OD(12N1WS And er eoo ion, Valerie Harper and GENERAL HOSPITAL disco outfits short 0 nnts r 0 ART OF RING HUMAN Wilt Chamberlain present a (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO SI ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) ook at how people ... behave '*.30 p. . .... ankle-lengu frocks. w,,w',,u,vry',Ofli,,flOWmwyitS .3O 14 $•25 ONEDAYATATIME R But for the most part, ifIImedin an updat.dver. (2)TOOAYINkORIDA (1) QD NBC NEWS 4.00 gorgeoux formal gowns really lion 01 the lOflg.rUflfllflg Wies. 00000 MORNING FLORIDA (2) EMERGENCY ONEJ SI HART TO HART Jonathan dole the scene for Milacly. The • jc p JtDY (pH(M'i.n, " Inn go undercover to Scott, wore Pat BGS pre dent, SI ART OF BEING HUMAN si -, 'I -1 L LI L "W . r •'' .. trap a killer preying ft on prof.s. AIflJ • a cnic Aacw gown, UIVUIB 'p -(DO GOING PLACES (ThE) (2) TODAY sional playglris inspired, with a alit skirt and ioo THE UTILE RASCALS 00000 MORNING AMERI. TAKE . three rows of rhinestones 2) ( THREE'SACROWD (MON.WED.FRI) CA TWO • (1)ALL IN THE FAMILY OMERVORIFFIN •00 •• forming the strsp over one 11:00 . Ediths er ratic behavior puzzles 4:30 (2) (4) DONAHUE shoulder. ( . thelamily and putsadamper (.4)MIKEDOUGLAS (.1lA •MIKEDOUGLA8 SIQUE PASA . I USA? . . 4lö$ JWI'4 1. on Archie a and her Planned SMTCHED MOVIE "NocheCubana" '' Inel trip to a new resort MAKE ME LAUGH DINAHI S FRIENDS _P46 Orwil white Sequin gown falliblidned 11:30 0P.M. MAGAM a ELECTW COMPANY (R) 500 (2) TONIGHT Host Johnny out fosustain flowing with the "bubbly" IIhouettewIth a t (2)}CAfOL AND Carson. Guests: Sidney .,%AIIi%A 11II "" side (l2) THECROU-WIT$ (2)(M CARD SHARKS FRIENDS 0 Id ltt Bert Con A Is !NEIL / LENRER Ism K skirt ilite and long tapered (D BEATThECLOCK HAPPY .•.. sleeves. •MOGER8(R) 1 0: 30 "' DIARNASY JONII 7'30 Theco.chalrmen,JeanQontz (2) Z HOLLYWOOD /' ' 5:30 5 PARIIEY MILLER (2)T1CTACDOUGH • mnd Gall Stewart both wore Q(JAJfS . (4)HAPPY DAYS AGAIN (4)LOVEOFUFE GM'A'S'H 0 THE LYWEDGAME OWNEWI DALLINTHEFAMILY drsps. Jean's gown was an an 55 M'A•S•HA gratef __ surora Mll5 O(black qUIZ%3 wore a black gown himself to patient .....i. i.i tu ii i.i..s.a LI .â.&L fl **• s C 4 4J474 • ri.w,iSyS iuuuim. ,,,,,, ..a 1.11 .5 1. wsu, vsu u,'..wC i 1 -• rs love and Kllng er macrisk Th of re by C2)J HIGH ROL LE RS . e BGS Board Di cto •ilIE p short-wave radio. (4)0 THE PRICE IS RIGHT formed the receiving line w4 -. so DIR SNIRLEY(R) greeted more than200 guests 0 DICK CAVETT Guest: •suuun 1120 for dancing ,dtui in 5:53 w.D. FORTUNE wvw M*T (2)II2SNERIPV LOBO / RI •PAMILYFEUO j'dfl -. V4flth ANDTHERWhenBJIs VMU wore El8a= MAll"CIIII, arrested for stealing the EARLY DAY ?M ONLY "4.. . . ShSrt Lobo (Claude Akin.). bble Hinson, Joe Mon. COmPetkIQ for a oiice award, 11:00 Uat and David Wrigid and sill beCOfflh$detwflifledtoftfld (1)MINORIADIRS 1km ,$l.aI .Hp.r, "d -.. a...,..c • • 3$ONSICYANDCOMPA. themlul loot. aDesawn doreograpbers, Valerie Weld CizAi'1 7.10 ONLY t(MO0 (4)DCLl'OlIlNIA FEVER SI EDUCATIONAL PRO. • • NOUNDTASLI itid Mliiain Wright. OFtftil$*40 PARNANPAWCITT An unscrupulous competitor I'°' Mounds of loscione foods ' usesdldytrickstokeepflou " ' " u from entering the Grossmobile u . wereartisticallyarrang.dona (2)NIWS PG (1) so MIINUM WraWft buffet abje-aji @SUARCH FOR TOMOR. 8HAPPY DAYS Fans is scift of ey"Hwiiing cow now asked to fiN the need for gifts Wly macks and swh hot Items when a burlesque troop per(I) POPI GOES THE OOUN', U' UI ""s' forming for Howard's lodge Th(N PIN TU!' 100 fkIP?I and fiesta 'ünp. show falls to appear. (2) PORTER WAGONER (TUI) CAR ONLY DAYSOFOURUVES Andalarge lighted fountain Part Of The •NGVA 'All (2)NASHVILLIONTHIROAO LOAD ,, THE YOLM AM TW Oame'Athlstesmaynolonger (WED) apoigedandfiuedlikswln.RESTLESS CWU1UAD have to accept the risk of buiJ.H c DUCk (1)THIWILIURNSNOTHSRS th 0 ALL MY CHILDREN joyment duft the serious, disabllng Iniuriss due (11W) WILD WUIRID . to the promising future 01 (2)COUNTRYAOAJOS(PRQ 130 sportsm.dlclne. SItS N (DSAS THE WORLD 11110 TURNS • •• - •, - .5 - - - - - - s. 4 -a.- - • - .1 i 1 TONIGHT'S W •• -' - . - - -- I - . I, - — — • — I — . • • - - -• - w - S •. '., ,, - -, . - - - - - - - - ,, — ., ., - -' - -, - •- .....- -.. r Pat and Richard - -. : f.-- - .- Scott check - . - -. -. .•., . • . * - - • , - • - - . -F.- • - • . - • — • . V - . ., 'I - • - -i - . -----. . - I. - . - . • -- — — - '- ' . I --- P', ' \. t — — I . - - .\• •. ,. - • • • - 990 10 — . 4 1 - .' . • -, • • • . I -- - -• . - 5; çj . ., • . • . 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TO 41 WORLD "Combodis: A "IN is Dying.. fte r'jZ adecad, of wfamln.anda CflpsiJ3Ol5 (I)TU1StIAYMOnPJINSMAD ofCambodlalnihlsrepo.Ion the us& 6111UNN 04 Its fJI STAXI Louts uees evesy AR R AK M ob CAN 6. ad than wAhe • II term. -' ( . OYSTERS 'kU ' - -•, 'r' -- 'I, I • wW Wk ofte • j. .uv • —w . -J amp", ON THE HALF SHELL PRIVATE IIARTISS "I • "WY tER Ni U UU. IU ilivellip to Abby, 132 L1111111117 PRIVATE P _______________ _____ • 111:56 d uses — moreandmoresmokersevery u5 heulle*ed SKATING--, SCH IDULE xioltn ination ihai's attracti . •_ 4111111116 w111WW WY w4d Of be OhLI1 god $1 wish a k". MU. em r Wa.-I ---. iibi't divan', him ., After that, Ijuet told him to stay downtown for limch. Ably, I loved that man tadil the day he died. He was 76. He neVer slowed up, and never Mopped chasing, and never Mopped talkI about sex, either. I j had to till you that not all DEPREF1) friends' For the sed of ppidarlty, .( Abby's now - • '. & bInatIon over hlghtarieaders when pm ' e,.r—• aim" MON fr*W feturns It wild 20 ow. and Ow livo asm answevit so I cdW wd BOB 'W11111112110111- W hoband I" ado was. Wkbtb* &40" Web In &"it sM ow roWVW my &&Usd me to forpt'about BINH AT RICST IN k1lW-*8w UK "Yes,1109 Is, tr1ft to m my sidws W 1w First, I wrote to their mother; &W why don't you mbd your agreed to abide by your vft I ww Nd an bwbm and q* tryft to ded". Do you wish you bad more swi ' . eadfoundafamilytoloplly sacrifice taste in switching from high tar cigarettes. Iuct 96% of MERIT smokers don't miss former high tar brands. - sponsorsen ItokIl noIItaIv that -I &&t't. want to mess up th&r lives, I jint thought that since we were blood alder s they___ mitt want to know site because I renembsr Umn and dill love them very DEAR ANY: WblwasI mymethirawldowilid. The ___ ____ She Just Wants To Know Sisters mr- - ____ $ara Lee Roberts sad Jim Smi hub overdaacersfthouettan. . ' • .-;-•. W - - . - __ . - I - • - - - .- :- • • 14ThPPY • *_.tidCNd. •PIIVAY*PA*ThI1 ,• '• • • 7s$4lsN .,1151J1lt$J he0MIheia • - $ 25 - 111M 1111111111111110 at ft dla N wakelimr hr SE PWI UL J'"c'., ______ i • 1 ii9' -_ a 1 -°' rv * UDO1difl Ill do Ali slow .000 ------- -,- t ____ 175 — - — --_ - ._ �: .. . -. ,. . • . . . -. . -- - . . ± .. . - S ,, .. -- .. . . • . . . . ... .,.'. ... . * •.. - ,. 4 . _. . . , ,. -. I 1__. I . Ia.L.i - -. Lal Notice , ___ IN THE CIRCUIT COURT, IN AND FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLOR IDA Inflated Ad Costs . CLASSIFIED ADS - Seminole CASE 160. 79-MRS.CA4W ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK OF SEMINOLE, National banking - 322-2611 Large I BR, W.D. Dishwasher, Separate Dl, $210 ma. 3*0336 1141.aiitoral43Wt - 831-9993 vs. NEW YORK iUPIi The inflated costs of I ntroduction of new product wider a national national advertising may be helping brand flame prohibitive except for very minufacturers and distributors of lesaer'known companies, Friidsoti aildj ad thet oflen will cooswner c only risk a regional ted enabling. Unbranded, minor-brand and prlvate4abel "( the ot her hand, an unbranded or fl)1JIO merchandise accounts for a huge share of the brand new product, can be ted.marketed with coftsumer products markets, the biggest share in the risk of only a few thousand dollars. If ft f% ', some lines, there's no big loss In prestige for Belvin Friedson, head of gave-Way Industries, toTer or advertising agency. If It goes well, the Inc.. Hialeah, Fla., which designs, manufactures orofit Is Immediate." Friediwi said. or. dist ributes a variety of personalcare pro. He Says he thinks the consumerist movement ducts, says these lines are being helped by the and laws favoring generic prescription drugs rising cods of national advertising over the same drugs sold at higher prices wider Promotion. proprietary names have generated increased "Advertising and sales promotional Cods In merchandise that Is not nationally iePbasentadlspropos'tlonatepsxtoftheprlces Interest br anded. for mans' natlonallybranded cdxli, Traditionally, Americans exhibited a strung ticularly In cosmetics and P001OflII care braid loyalty which many Europeans fer4 products," Friedson said. -Inflation amazing not always sensible. In the IMfo, celerated these colts and lbS irowini CoSCSfl however, and Madison Avenue discovered this tratlon of national advertising emphasis on no loyalty longer could becoimtedonuabaohge television has tended to make the colt of national and advertising and marketing strategies have branding prohibitive for many R .. It .. .. ..... ,, changed considerably since. "You can't be oidilghtly generic In mo pressure to get quality wthrand.dorminortirand . - Records of Why W. 1979. ___________________ Deputy Clerk 'FIELDS, EMMANUEL • COMMISSI ON NIARINO - CreativeExpreisions DOCKITIIO.7NSN.IU FLORIDA PUIL1C saevics COMMISSION to FLORIDA POWERS 333N12 ALL OTHER INTIRISTED PARTIES ISSUED: ii Il-it NOTICE is hereby given that the Florida Public Service Commission wIll hold public hearing in the 322.734 . 1$-HelP - -- Florida Power I Light Company to I nclude In its fuel cost recovery clause operatIng, capital and fuel costs associated with proposed coaloll mixture demonstration plant that will provide a coal-oil mixture at the Company's Sanford - Unit No.4 at the following time and - - - - From Jintary 1075 to December 107*, 152 ..NOTICIOP APPLICATION FOR the elneics isdudry h)(flSiId TAX DIED g1g , puii$ usw polood iwiie g j • ____ - - CLERK cali Romper Agency, Wm. Stimp, - -.. - L. D. Expirlecedesfrid.piy; On. surance, vacation, Credit union &Ofitshariflg. Apply in pi, Lake Mary 66 Food Store, La ke Mary Blvd at 1.1. AUTOMOTIVE MACHIN IST TIES. 5110, 6 MO. LEASE. 3214640, - .____ SALES a onlyt weass cammsmsvrate w bIIltv.trie bsalf$s. -. . u wrm-ui. &MINW&IMAN i - 41 __ wowpWwo"UM&WHosseed0A . !t_:1, ... _. Offles oIT&.oumlc Fhr*lng d DevUloi.$. in Toom~ -.1" "The aioctrosdcs Iedu.try Is attractive - pu11 seweltoslal Phss.ISns,fllIal Issceuse M's dew bee a hljzy $iclmki labor - ad Olt lecoutly IPA ad NI $aHPIS SE' , High income ofus CO p0 vi hoop., uniform, etc. Must have own tools a sspn quality wetS Operate ipe WrwW* do welding ,s. Phiw Carl 33 ws.' I force iii cEt1 jay i'r IN bilk. IN dir' parnt - - WANT . a pusan w.ffi a pealve ottliudi Dermot", 110111116 * * * * * * pAMU.yloeA0 shrossive toward Wo, or pairso"A cement,amot ii dilly, finally ally 011'111111091' troicsmoram.werljslds,aoItmabss - "W.vsrymuchnstthstn.sd to coiisw,' .iI$thi 'vu' *eu* SsN.0ii no kiiul.ts (vu lees. - isys l±. "WI UnIsis ouch cat$Wlcao at car. qstMios pq. - biJ $g g $. flfldliø shill be ramM ac. LADY, YOU NAVE CONTINUAL. earth,. batine.ci the Welyl.." ci wbiab dl be -.- -. cerdlig Ii Is tIIy LV DI MANDEDA - - . - . , . - , - - or -- - " so Frozn Foo4 9mpany .I - , .7 P. b V WIUWU. ' :•: . .y . .4. ' ...• I :-: , ea.L,jfl .Th•I ... 11 j -h N1I .: ;bey in be . 'Y IP'd.. . '' I 'U'. _____ ___ ii . iS - 0 ''- *11*. dl iI . . a i "M CUSTOM BUILT 3 BR, 28, Deltona home, C.$&A, ww caroet. formal dining, kit. Inc. built-in Microwave. Now 7 r. _______ _____ 1. Ii ML - fi - ,. - •i ' .... ,. . -- - s--. 's-. - . - - - . s. ç 4,, . 1-1-t . .;,r r . . ~ ,, l ' P VA I I. .' • ___ 1. , ~.,. -T - •':.;: . ;. • - 1k .. . W11 1. 1 " -- stay. NEW l $ITINO.$OVILV 3; Will. *00 . . ~ k 1`1.1 ___ . I ANYTIME H. Ernest M0115 m REALTORS I. ___ 25 S PARK !Eq ~ - 111A ''_) i~ * Sell the" things that we (vet taldne up space wIlt a went ad In no Ku-aId 321.2511 or 5310013. 'sssntakkig . . Re,. Real Estate Stoker 2640 Sanford Ave. 3214719 - 1islfomss ' u I.., .lrL -" . - -, r A. .-'.? • . - _ WeIboldts Camera Shop Sales, passport photos I fast repair service. 333.6101, FirSdle: *d spa fVioSIlflfoip, - -i'1H - - h-'.- - Fe sip Call 7 ------------- PAINTING, CARPENTRV CUSTOM CABINETS Freel$t. INSULATION - ----.GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI _____ _________________________ suursClssning Fletciters pressure cleaning service, mobile home, semi Irallers & RV, residential I' comm. property. Free est 333.- 9323. III Freesure Al Steam CleanIng, Painting. Roof, homes, mobile lwwM# C. Mobile home special ,,sta, sn.se. Reasonable rates, all work guar. 333-1113. ____ ____ nyl 11111 0111 r 1 * 3234439a1er1:31 ___________________ Sifting, bIowin,, Vinyl repair & recoloring - RACO Foom, liberates & Saveupt010pctof CeI$tjliss. I,owest prices. call 211101en 11114-7SIINS-caiiict. rsupholsterp csarge. IL 1. 1177 Painting, rooting. cai'pieiry, Van. repairs Licensed ard bonded. Free estimates. Call 333-4031 after S p.m. High .sey Kids: Looking for an extra dollar? Ask & Dad to let you have a classified garage Qually-Low Prlcn( of - done; I Man, quality operatiui I yrs. etip, Patios. Driveways etc .WayneDeal. Ow-VAWw wet SIN'. 31)1174 r- - __ 3914: 3311159. - Quality - Ur owl Ii1 a surdig estimates.4811y 30 yrs ad sate. To List YOU0 Business... Diol 322-2611 or 83.9993 - , PinhlngtRspmir PhjPoapIijc proles$I0 .. ------ Call 365-5313 -. - Remodeling-c-pentry, painting, mosonery, concrete. All work * 1140111011111111111 CENTRAL All, FULLY FURNISHED 0* 1 CANAl, FROM? LOTS *TO 1*101 SAKE 111PAN OCALA. $11005. SELLER WILL TAKE MORTGAGE. IDEAl, GET. AWAY FOR I COUPLES WITH "AT I FIININI IlviP'- MINT. 5,101.1* flAtly, SlOKVl.*$ 3*hifl ... - Eutsler Painting I Repair Residential & Commercial 7220701 i: -i.. J&1r2%WW-.---- -.-.- 11 -. Al B PAINTING Residential & Commercial 322-5752 aft S 775-4137 ANTHONY CORINO '122-0071 shady Inside kennel,, screened outside runs, also air cond. cages. 332-5153. CIØSSIF*ID AN ARE Full ADS. READ-I USE THIN OFTEN.YOU'Ll. LIKI THI -____-_ - RESUlTS_ - Le$vl asa , Professional ANIMAL HAVEN Dog I. Cat boarding, bathing, clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, Insulated, I 1111111 up in call - ". Painting Alteration,, Dressmaking Drapes, Upholstery BATEMAN REALTY - Yard debris, Trash Appliances & Misc. (LOCAL) 319-5371 _________ UNCLUTTER YOUR CLOSET. Usd11 ift am I aw _I Csra,nlcllle MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our specialty, 25 yrs. Exp. 009-1562. _____ .. - Light Hauling - MLS 333.*llrevss.3$3.Sllr ____ Housewives Cleaning Service. Personalized, fast, dependable. Regularor 1 time basis. We DO wash windows! 677-5194 - ____________________________ ..-.- Handy Paul, has truck will travel. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting & misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339-6531. Hous. Cleaning ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways I. add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 590-4914. 3JN..UMYING$.IM.W .,, - W.no Relns - - I formerly ______ I.. - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON Harrlett's Beauty Nook Sit E. lit St.p333.5717 ii'. - Listing Service . wIV -. . 3222420 r VA :01111111111141 -. '7SDatsunP-U $2500. 3234100 All 5 P ________________________________ - - l **** _ '- . I $ M_ - ,- ___ 411, ..-.: , -k' *': . I,~ I. :i :. -.•.-.' ..j 1.0-V '' ~, - * 1A i B! , . .. . .- . L . It- b ::; . TIesis. i .. 1 M I Mi, Was. ______ : F lv. $4 I woiM Ibis pu$flu*Wa. 1IJW .. I - 41 *. s-ns'r.s of * : I ____ .r ...., es • i Beauty Care OrS Dr. 311101 VA&FNAPMIMisI I3iilmsbliohsme. * Si, escethemi condItion. Zc$rwstnoos, set up In quilt. cenviriuint Pork Ave. Mesuepavs. **.*Iir Mull . - tijiiS 322-5730 __________________________ ___ schools & recreation. $44,100. with dut. apt. on Ill. loll .e it. eaulppid. Carpel, fenced, many . norsextrasi Great lnvntmentl SPP warrantid Only $21,IMI JL* G wisoitier - - MORE HOMES THAN -ANY. ONSI JOIN THE ONE 1IAT$ Contact Wally Dietrichs. 377 224$ or 322 5232. 1972 Opel coupe, auto , new sticker, new it. blue pt., ex cel4ent shape, 5*50. Call am. to 6 p.m. 323 4567. Air Conditioning, Meeting, Electri? cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. Cell Larry for Free Est. 6716291. LIe., 1M4ed8, ins. MORE, fret & fSV BR'S. GREGORY NMI Lit HOMES Ille AV-owl - '72 Mazda Pick-Up, I speed, so 2601 Grandview, Sanford Air Conditioning In ow Nu4iful new 040A ow 196$ Buick Special Deluxe wagon, AC, PS, PB. In tip top cond. $975. - - - - Business Problems 365 559$ Box 1027, Oviedo 32765 REALTOR n P - -- ELEMENTARY WHAT A BUY 1351.1 bath home . i -79-Trucks-Trailers ---- COMPLETE BOOKKEEPING and TAX SERVICE 4 BR, 2 BIg. fenced be. C.H&A, w. w carpet. $41.000. w. paperl Many e*trasl Just $32,100! FlIfteoileftimollowir - 1973 Caprice Station Wagon. Paris only engine, trans. Etc 323 8019 Accounting It you don't believe that want ads bring results, try one, and listen to your phone ring. Dial 333.3611 or $311993. Furnishodi Now carp. 4; ____ JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 834 160.5 (Dealer) Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY 323 3866 or 373-7710 - OFF warraiw. Yours for 014111101 _______________ .13 Wheeled motorcycle 53000r best offer 322-2625 after 5 207E.211thSI. REALTORS I9, 1971 Scout Ii 1Wh Drive 323 5002 or 323-1150 76-,Wtorcycles STENSTROM - - ______ 323.7532 M. Unswonth Realty $44$ FncN Ave mIsal.3n37n.Snoln -- Eves. 3n.0612,321.151?, 322-0102, 323-7177 - REALTY 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr . dark gm, wvin1 top, new brake job, new tires, paint lob 1 owner, $1300. All 4 323 8691. BUY JUNK CARS FromSl0to$50 Cali 322-1624; 322 4460 - - perkini spew. Chr3it$i St etiWiS looNy, ufl:-i1njus,r, 1 ____ home? LIST WITH USI OR I I . _____________________ MULTIPLE LISTINO- REAL TOR Build to Suit our 10$.' pours. FHA.VA, FHA 2$I241 REALTY . ii Accessories - ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17 92 leg. HAL IYATI ores.' 1100 N. 11.91, CassOlberry, Fl. 5345300 1101111- 811"1111111 JUST L.ISTEDI 351, 2balh, brick t*mmircidl a ideal far sm"me In IdylIwIldel Many jiulliollialls is MIS aareaeaptw2 I Custom features on 12., to A NEWCAIICDI ____________ 11 bath, OPEN I DAYS A WINK im iUPWNNld10-Jl *1 . a U *. Milof. eeWSSN10Cho villeaft tit So We L ooblay a ltigoolialloW 2439 S. Myrtle Ave. Sanford Orlando 32I.Q 37.577 lmaculat. SIR , w.0 NSA, w.w vps$, new roof, utility rm., foncid row yd w.trw$. Will loll or VA. $33,000. . wk, -e . APACTMINT*AsAue. Clvi? NS *Wtc.y .. -. THE _ - 1977 Vega, radio and htr,. low mileage, clean, $1995 or best offer. 323-1730. Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment. - 55--Boats & 322.3481 2501 Laurel Ave. 3 OR, 1½ 5, w. beauty shop. 544,100. Are you wanting to sell your sm- 30111111111 plenty of END. _ We Buy Wrecked Cars HAL COLBERT REALTYinc. TEMPER AGENCY : REALTOR 311114111111 ML1W14I4N0$CNV1C1 CLASSIFIED DIPA*TINT m•Mn Neei*SNNsuN' UnIWIl.teluM - - _- arage S,le Sun , Nov 1, 10 5 172 Hidden Lake Dr • 19 cu It. I tree upright freejer, lawnmower, Realtor $30 6061 KtC. usIIU.N _'" *. IKFNIOWACMW.S" isr owl" Saal11SImSSS1lfo SEIOLIN REALTY I listing - ________ CRANK *INDUSTRIAt.SITE Near 1.4, 44 acres. 51.100 per ---*-- 1111111 ________ - 3 SR nvelint iscatlon. or In this CUAVM BROKER Nice startor home liatlon would INM lobs Included call: A.C. MECHANIC 4 oR 114 bath, lust pointed inside & PA. FR, fenced. yard & Much CON I INITIS_STATIC_SISTRICT I If yew ch - - thof am Apeilcallem wee moo ..-- III 1t5Ni1'5 Ohm ci Atom is Parpolloost" p"llog'. bIoppeV AUSMPLOYMINT- 00 calloi will a ow 0"My an IONS UNITES $TATl$ DP AIlCA. floeseR JIfaintiW, .vs. MATTIS OAR 'j'"' 4` ~ WORM _____ , A%" * * * --.--- biN - "GAL *won __NS?$CwePAP.C*TIIN NSII5IdiStoamW*S October . S ligiThe il7 i W * Ill a , i, - i mea. - _•.... - * * * * * * ikw H. kckwhli, - _____________ Pia rjTT P ti, V - ----_______ NEAR IDYLLWILDE six.foo Did you know that your - dub or organlsatlon can appear In this listing each weak for only $3.10 per week? This Is an Ideal way Is Inform the puWic d your club .cslvmss, - . - reasures, Trash and Tummy __ Pleasers, Sat., Nov. 3rd 9 tit S. Also Youth Car Wash. Grace United Methodist Church, III W. Airport Blvd CONST..REALTV FRIENDS! mm. DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION Hwy 92. 1 mile west of Speedway, Daytona Beach, will hold a pvllc AUTO AUCTION every Tuesday ISaturday at 7:30. it's the only one in Florida You set the reserved price. Call 904-2S' $311 for further details. - 77-Junk cars Removed rard Sale, 2 gas heaters, wood bburning stove, assor ted tools, household items Nov. 7th thru 11th Across from Yazoo Lawn Mower sales.- 2516 County Club Rd. Sanford. - MORTGAGE. CHARGE YOUR Day or Nlb3 More. 311.1177. .. REALTOR, MLS 322-7991 - NUMBER IS 322 2631. (CI) BLOCK BUILDING IN SAN. FORD. 3 UNITS WITH 2 CAR. PORTS ZONED COAL. EXCELLENT RENTAL S42,501111, 9 PCT. ASSUMABLE R..Jty RESULTFUB. - -_- -- camera w case, misc Nothing over $100. RENTAL UNITS WITH 2 cm GARAGE FOR EXTRA STOR. AGE. $27,100. RENT TO RELA lIVES. 1* 117.000 . HANDYMAN'S SPECIAL 25* I bath on 2 corner Bali, bald 7:30 istIuss. Bingo Every Wad.. Sat.. Early Birds 7:11p.m. IUSTIS ON 17 AC1111115o IM LEASE REQUIRED. $EIOLII wwoo 1'6I00tortstir. CALL JOANNE AT 3131116 tt so of Cl?twlt COwl ,lI c, sionmeb ST (Bir$ - - LII $bS ISS Ili., 1 ?*I 1bji nh Ni esMwy ,t$. • 1t •. .*-.kiIF .. .psrnIv('i :1iu1 i,, a $bP, u!utM(. 1.. www~ I: ... m . 111 , ! "W-imm lml,4, 1 ed tbs UsW 11M lode is 1979$ignaiwe: - I. •.t ti . A-D. 1 III - .,....r • .. . : I. . PM J =-- . .*' c,, pE,iNo: ECUTIVI ACRE, iN MO. . own a am toNeOdss*III.O. COO 111. NOWYOUNAVIITI - will Business & AIR. 1* CONDITION ON $ It airi FOR THE cirtllicshu' N Sill to She ldghaul cash built Ike cowl , 323.5774 -s __ for you. 1Iar.Id Hall South of Sanford CENTRAL NEAT . Out 1W, $uis.d. Fl. 1111* You Can N your see bios. .SI - 111W inI MV rot., week paw V0W to lead. I went you to be arid Chopier 30 -Aut -_-_ 1978 Chevy Malibu 72-Auction NE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS REALTY WORLD 2 STORY DUPLEX EXCELLENT AFFORDABLE- Large 3 OR, wshop,suun.dfamIIvsrsl. P ilo school or". Low down to qualified buyer. Hurry-only DISABLED __ '. , NOTICE - fww*o 0 a owimh$K low: frustrated. a" a dowe to own h N $.c owner anxious-prlcs reduced to $SL. 111111111111110 a WA ___ . i lease byo do not disturb tenants. $300 plus - hoc. hepor.aas.. -C,, "00.. wllVIremlm$i: ____ Name No= NNNI Olin W. and AliCe r of 0 of - -. - -. 000N 33 . - ir, Ws 'Tel. Heavy esp., Heavy pay aaa raaei A%I&1P&I W EMPLOYMENT. LI I. Future Our Cencino ill Pii Ave. 113.1*76 Carrier .0 Piench & lUSh - . Min 4 Sec Is to Pt 6 a a" 33 Min a r i - $3,0 3774755 ____ I 119W.lthSt. SANFORD 533,000 We've changed this beast into a real beauty. New paint, carpet, wallpaper, landscaping. 3 BR, I'--, baths. $1,000 down I owner will help with financing. COUNTRY KITCHEN 3 BED. ROOM, 2 BATH, DOUBLE GARAGE. FINISHED SCREENED PORCH, LARGE FAMILY R OOM WITH FIRE. PLACE, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. $51,000. GET A HORSE! WUfl "wo have comwm um 11111 1 , I Sanford- 2513 Mohawk Dr. "W"', Duplexes, 2 Srdms., II•c. MWf. lNRIlItt - MUFFLER MAN ON __ hIghasaneiepli.nrseye.PI.co classif ied ad, and pil, the memey In your waliell a IaA - '76 Ford Pick-up F 100 Cash 322.4132 I I Larry's Mart, 215 Sanford Ave. Buy & Sell, the finest In used furniture, Retrig., stoves, f ools. 1 Moving Sale Sun thru Fri REAL ESTATE REALTOR. "2.74" PINECREST 3 BEDROOM, EAT. IN KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR, CARPET. CARPORT, NICE LOCATION, $22,500. FLY.INI GREAT ASSUMPTION Or r ef inance. choke 4 OR in be.utifulMayfairsict101i. Extra large paneled Fern. Rm., & ge ietou1 5ltid BR's. Gorgeous landscaping on corner lot. Don't pile no Winger needed Items __________ ______ •__ __ 3214577. MLS IVS3Z3.$N ST JOHNS Furn.weekand cottage near river. Beat slip. $32,500. REALTORS lonI,rd Ave 3317ff5 Diuus lest. Isp., S lint pey tii. jfiJ _ ______ - FIe*.Iirs.,Toppsy Frollihili Machine, 301 "13 ,a= SEIGLER REALTY, BROKER. Good pays Will train AA 112.100. -- CallBart TOTALLY REDECORATED 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, EAT-IN KITCHEN, GARAGE, CEN. TRAL AIR, CARPETS, IN W000MERE. $33,900. 7½ ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. BEAT THE COMPETITION. IDYLLWiLDEJU5I LISTED Custom 3 BR! Decorator touches! Top quality throughout! Gorgeous corner lot! Privacy fencel Don't wait it's on ly - LYFURN, COLOR TV, LINENS. DISHES, INC. ALt UTtLt. FACTORY HELP COOKS & CASHIERS -, st growing loin the faste EstateOlficelntown? Real Fliidcutlf**can make youabetirdoel. Why not 2 BR CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. -Local REALTOR 21210$ - Ave. DRIVERS we.li. Apply Inpersolllichie's,l _______________________ ml. N. of 434 on Hwy 17.92. JINI S. (17 92) Sanford 3235324 - Good mileage. Excellent Condition - - $29,900. BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, STRATEGIC CORNER , IDEAL FOR HOME OR OFFICE. $29,900. GRAB ITI __ 79-Trucks-Traders STEREO LOW MOR TGAGE 4 BR, 111/7 B brick home w.brand new carpeting Ipaint thru out, fenced rear yd. Exc. termsl PROFESSIONALLY ZONED 2 U 68-Wanted to Buy ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED Top Prices Paid Used. any condition 641 $176 Books ill, Bargains Galore Rf.NFWED 2 BEDROOM. CAR. PORT. FRESH PAINT , NEW ROOF, FRESH CARPETS. 524.900. HURRY UP! YEnterprise, I nc . Me wl Inc., Realtor __________________ spilt plan, fenced Vol., sc.patio.cov.workshogorolfice In rear. All for $31,100. - 311. 1½ APIS. for $111111' citizens. Down town, very clean I roomy. Sea Jimmie Cowan, 310 Palmetto Co. car. Salary . MechanIc, must have exper ience, will train, benefits. $X0.$300 P0? BATH. AIR CONDITIONER, ) ns0,32270.40 Must sell Zenith walnut stereo, Buy Sell Consign AM FM stereo radio, 4 speed 2621 Sanford Ave. 323 5772 turntable, diamond needle, 8 track Sold new $450, balance due $121 or take over my I Kids gone, but the swlriQ set in the back yard isn't? Sell it with a payments of $16 per month. Call w a nt i _ Call _322161!__....... 867 5394 day or night. Agent For Estate, Commercial & Reil-denlial Auctions 1, Appraisals 54-rage Sales Call Dell's Auction, 373 5620. STOP AND THINK A MINUTE. IF CLASSIFIED AD DIDN'T WORK THERE WOULDN'T BE ANY. LOTS OF EXTRAS ON LUSHLY LANDSCAPED LOT. $37,100. A MUST TO SEE. available I Bedroom, III French Ave. Nopets.SljOplusdeposlt ___ 3226117 SERVICE TECH. 332.4W1. ____ It _____ Ole ,, as filed said CIII NICI$N for tan diii Ii be isswd thatseti. The certificate ociniMa said eledraics uow aoeii for num bers vow of 0 I14C10( ci AtisiUS'$ satciW dssaiptien lithe property, and the iroiMsiddL.ndthsy nsswu.i.re as fallsows. OWAMW to 10611N. , Csrflflcale No iss t.._____ a I W iwui '1 Year SI Issamce 1W7 elidraicikino nea e. larguat YrIM ~ .tt.I NOTiCE 5 HEREBY GIVEN, =3" 0,010 'ato ii.., wits a ii was ___u psrc =Q"ndi mascictorisg. AfrRI.ese'ch, t4.ihisl knisouduclor, GT AUII'Mk ElsddC laboratCñsi, a. hOIilO,Custom made Pool, yiifl. house, workshop. 1 700 14 ft living + 17*26 sc. polio. BOO. Many extras, must sell, well under. priced at $17900. Terms ___________________ ._11* turn., water paid, air. Adults, no pets. $ IlO ma. + $100 security. After 3 PM 333.494 7. Lite,type,fillng 21 Price-reduced V'OOO 301, -- - . . Cash S3-TV.Radio.Stereo -_ French ?435'z S. IMMACULATE 3 BEDROOM, I' Low sown Payment tOr your lot! Will build on your lot ai our lot - &... #5111 BARGAIN TV'S Why pay more? HERB'S TV 3231731 25975. Sanford Ave The Real Estate Aaencv Inc., Realtors FURNISHED HOUSE WBBO S PATIO ALL THIS & MORE. A STEAL AT $39,900. VA.FHA.235.COn. Homes Is. A I#5P repo 19" ZenIth. Sold orig. $19375 bal. $153.16 or 517 mo. Agent 339 $316 (DI DUCKS & GE ESE. 3 BEDROOM 354.3339. ______________________ resulti Good used TV's,$25 III up MILLERS • Ph. 372 0352 1619 Orlando Dr REAL COUNTRY LIVING IN PAOLA, NORTH ST. 24 ACRE RANCH W-BARN, TACK IM, FENCED WCHICKENS, 4, chicken house, SN,Wo. 1.919. 119.000. ______ ____________________ 31Apii'tiitiiits Furnished oap,, ER 111111111111011 a"" qug . aet TV REALTY WORLD. LARGE FAMILY ROOM, CARPET. 3 UTILITY ROOMS, GAS HEAT, FENCED YARD. A REAL BUY AT $32,500. 33 acres Ashe County, - N.C. Beautiful Mt. property, restor. able 2 story home. 2 BR trailer. Wavily spring water, nice barn - FENCED 3 BR. 1 bath, Dbl. sot; zoned commercial, all for Exp., Mature ____ in Real Estate I l26Odep.UI.S714 KIT. SUPVSR. - 192.000. irs NEW LISTING! 1 BR. blk. home with room to expand on almost '- acre out. side city limits. Tree shaded I. quiet, yet only mlns. fm. major hwy. $20,100. SACRIFICE SALE-LOVELY 3 BEDROOMS, 1' BATH WITH 1 BR home doe to downtown Sa rd-fenced back yard & garage, $ls,000. 323-1714. I isR. ii stucco, Spanish designed -I home, nice area, FP, Ig. rms., front a rear porch. All for Apt 3 rms.,adults only Availatonce,$loomo. Supermkt.exp. 3233177 Fore caner 7113. -__________________ CASHIER FuII&parttlme, evenIngs Of Arizona ------ - - - SM Adults. Furn. avail. $41. ' MACHINIST ______ _____ Co-Dom Janitorial Service. a PHOENIX, Arts. (UP!) - In 104$ Motorola Arizona's attraction. Include a 1:30 P.m.. Wednesday, November had a small laboratory In downtown Phoenix 14. 1979 cod of fivlji.g, poriafly fofl Commission H earing loom with five employees. 1in sail. East Gaines Street Today, It bee three divisions in the "In Boston and San Francisco, two other lii Tallahassee, Frida metropolitan Phoenix area, is Arisona's largest centers for the eledronIc Industry, the housing The Company shall prof ile Its Industrial employer with abed 17,000 workers market Is so high that a en amrenge engineer testimony and exhibits and have the same in the hands of the Corn. and leads theway sn the fastest growing Indodry jiMoi4 of college caumol ciferd to live thin.. The mission no later than Thursday, In the stat... - cost ciladodrlal land here stlflhscomperath'ely November IL j, At said time and place all In. Its__ annual psyrollIabstw.en;1$o,ppn reasonable, although It is Increasing. We tereiled parties will be given an $200 million - not bad for a stat. of 24 million have esceUsat Iahor.manlgiment relation. " opportunity to be fully heard. people.It? DIRECTION of the P1P1da Waiter Schuch of Motorola dies ijiy of the Public Service Commission, this - urn. attractions: ci Motorola is hiM - aiansn&a is MO ON WYU. •lilY. ______ "Whet we CiNI hire IS 1*, we thohI the (SEAL) peft to W*Nhy 00 ON Valley WSI 001 atJI$C(JVe place to fiVe and that we and southern Ar'aoas William B. DeMiHy Honeywell risks second ong manidao. CUM MInd the kkid of t.ctmicsi peeps we COMMISSION CLERK needed. The proximity ci Artions State Publish November 6 I$7 - ll I din, air, formica kitchen, new sho.. $191. Bluegrints,ss$.up . Ca Sanford-lovely 1 OR + ExO. Imp. ef.d.owntools PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS Indus try Drawn above docket on the request of on 17.92 In Sanford. 323-W0 Marinir') Village. AUTO. M ECH. 2611, or 1319193. VA. i lake Res.S Commercial items with a want id To place your ad, call your friendly ClaslifiedgaiatmeHe,aid,322. w. fruit trees plus access to Wekiva River. 820.000 FHA or LIVING it Its finest. 3 1 $l-119 . Pool. Adults only, II COUNTRY bath, 41 -, acres, lake front ado. Just Soot Airport 11,4 on wi OR, I. bath guest cottage. ELECTRICIANS gift outgrow the swing so W small bicycle? Sell these , LIGHT COMPANY -' (OTHER THAN$2 REGISTRATION) n-ici'.s ___________________ -. ENJOY - to -uUU.UlUiUUUU avail. 3 BR. Vacant, move right In, no qualifying. $30000 low down payment 9 pct. financing by seller Tony Coppola Assoc. Inc., Broker-Owner 8 - 0 3 ______________________ ro"`~@ sure - 1194 model, near downtown Sanford In good restorable cond. $35000. Terms payments low down Dayment $30000 to $44,000. 3222207. a D 41-Houses s - EARLY VICTORIAN 4 pct. interest to Qualified buyers, New homes with low monthly Call 3224611 or 03*9003 and a friendly advisor will help you. _____ _________________________ - - DEP.2S - equipment t,IIInOiOnqeruse?Seliltallwlth Classified Ad In The Herald. - Have some camping I 30.APSIImSIIIS UnluMsiud EMPLOYMENT ________________________ a - UNTIL YOU ACCEPT . SMITH & CUTLER, P.A. oetWflc!Bo* w, Attorneys for Plaintiff Publish: November 0, 13, 19. W. Garnett White JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone 322-7101, Sanford i BR, .1 bath, - Del. I COUNTRY. garage, on 2 lots, corner, fenced NO FEE HERE I-- Reg. Real Estate Broker 24 HOUR 0. 3229283 ______________________ Sanford Gracious living. RM. I Weekly I monthly rates, utilities pd inquire 300 S. Oak 0417003 I * * * * * * LOST: Vicinity 100 Ilk County Club Dr. male Siberian Huskey. elk I, silver, blue eyes, 70 Reward. 322-6915 WARD, - I ASSW III I41 - NMI W I 5..4 S. Found ______________________ 4l-Houis lUSTY 't!' Clerk to work with computerized system, typing Evening Herald, P.O. Box 1157, skills "Wed. Good pay, good I Sanford, Fl., 32771. hours, group health Insurance, I i profit shoring, SIC. Call 312S313 - - I for ifttSrvl* 2-Roomi - CARLTON, oilia Wanted. 5100.000 for Øiase of construction. I ye,. lit mar. tgage. 150 p0. equity. 14 pct. interest. Write to lox 37, c o The Inventory Be Lonely? Write "Get A Mate" Dating Service. All ages P.O. lox 6071, Clearwatir, 33115. QP •osrnu's - 04 1S-lbs1foI110d ._ , at public sale, to the highest and best bidder for cash, at the West Front door of the Seminole County Courthouse, In Sanford, Florida, ARTHUR H. BECKWITH JR. CLERK OF THE CIRCUIT COURT BY: June I. Cur tis FEES S - NO BROKERAGE ________________________ - -- 4-,',0Is 1A.M.on the lflh day oloeceqn. products, Frled.c** said. CQflJUIflT 1155$ other than drugs and some "The markups they get on natlonally.branded and hardware lines," Friedson said. 'Even iroducts often just atanderd grade labeled products frequsMIy are g e anymore," he said. "Of course they have to relabeled under the bigger retailers' brand _____ _____ flItIlU. CIBT national t**nd goods that are In strong demand M ill* real profit often cmes from "IM ywid be amased at Un high percentage ' Identical or nearly Identical products sold un ci most lines of merchandise, even fairly big branded or under mlnorbrand____ _____ not sold wider names with much ticket Items, that are names that could be sipictid to have an real better markups for the Morike.per.," The high cod of TV advertising makes the cona*iner recognition. - Deserts Before Publication Sunday - Noon Friday - S 'JA 41-Ibaiss NO BROKERAGE FEES fl4twaatn.* Seminole County, Florida, Use Your Home *5 Security Call Us For Terms Tower Financial $p 1-000 241.2469 SLines Minimum Noon The Day 11101 S 4. DEADLINES - 30, 39 and 10. Public . Pat" Pa book _. To Arid Notice Is hereby given that,' Pursuant to a Final Judgment of Foreclosure and an Order Rescheduling Sale Date entered in the above.captluied action. I will sell the property situat ed in Seminole County, Florida, described as: Lots 7 and $, Block 13, Second Section, SAN LANTA. according to the Plat thereof as mw" In Plat mw" U U U U U U U a fl On Airport Blvd., 3 BR, 3 bath condo, fully equipped kitchen,, $255 month. 2771700 0,1. did tild Just thin k-f C wot, there wouldn 't be any! - ? NEED C/SH? MONDAY NOTICE OF SALE ' -- thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9-Noon . ', ___________________ 1. OnAirportBlvd.,,101, I bath cords fully equip.,..t - $2lSmordh.377.;7950d. - Defendants. ____ Electronics, Plaintiff, OTIS TAYLOR, JR., a.k.a OTIS TAYLOR and EDWARDS S. SISSMEYER, JR., - -. -' CLASSIFIED DEPT. RATES him.................. 4k No WOIID 3tlmos....$caNns caasocutive 0:00 A.M. 5:30 P.M. 7cseeecuIIvstImis .....NC a NI. - a AVON FIGHT INFLATION Sell Avon. Increase your earning power . For details, call. Winter Park Orlando 40-Condomlnlunn - ____ a corporat ion, ' Aids Minor Brands . I,'' - . Tuesily, NOV.6 1070 ru. I%l - - - I a �* .. lI PIIUPIPI. - - . - - - - - - - - 41tVIflIflg NI4'$, $eafsrd, P1. BLONDI E - -- • -I' __________________ - - - S - Tyros &41091 UP GLONDIE? 1* H 1''t, 000? I I11I II I I / —% '. - !jLperiod! . II ____ - - T[V-6 , NOW WHAT S, I I II shrub Got as deserted 12 Suffix- :5 13 Lacquered metalware 14 iosss:s 56 Make an ing ?r Is River -^—~ _j(J\ 'j by Mort Walker . PIP U SEE Mi65 BUXLEYS MS5. MS MADE OUT OF MOSQUITO NUTIWI MOQUIIO ro:ingto 2 playwright Gordon or I C _____ 11 I 4 1 a a t I 1 .9 ._*-• ., , , *_ .. . •.:: • .,.: ea - - 22; post few months I've been t&121= bothered by irregularity of my heart 42 M:rof doctors call old 23 Hankof 24 Expires 25 Son of Isaac walking 43 Cho .ritable or. #ganization , (abbr.) - Dr. I I Lill 72nd Year, No. 67-Wednesday, Nov.7, 1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 by Art Sansom Lamb Mon1ERcT 'n]• I at 'rav i 1P.M3I( 511FF S11FF T I . • I I — -- and . MSpersident mode twitches am indigiestion. My doctoir listened to my bun, with a sudden rapid beaft of elec- On heart which may Pl1rdA for an performed a a period of tune and then did trocardiogram and -- 'ht AIMI I'? , 8 2 .0 . *01. 1 - - I ____ A Li_ __ ' fl r—i " fl ___________ ; £ ! 4 a I 11 }'- 1 -iTl I mmigg - _.i by Bob Montana 'ARCHIE ImIPJKILLGOIO' 1 00 I \& I) - t) 1~. A F % 0 Zl W, I ! - ____ -- - r yi - ( (laM D by Howia Schne * . )c1DJV .0010 I I EEK & MEEK . . I / 1HEW - \ /X 4 W — 'I. OUT . , . e // y 111 ~/ 11 j 1 ' ____ - ! 11-6 It - ISMR. NTING FKi" / INITH THE -7 - * * SWRRELSO" ,L-. ) ' ' i ) I a,- I 4 f ~ . 1. AN(7 HIVS I AL LOSING! ls~f, a // I (, ( / Or ( / - " wift 001004 9'i - e-* I \ /_ ______ I. 04,6p, W-1. A4.. . 0/(, .ø-v ill___________I I / ,~ I . i 1. ,a. Pil ) el & i~,I.at - Ab . ..t.0", BUGS I I '///", ' L b " I . . FRISCILLAWPOP I . . / - O... 0 A - I W — . . P" UN - by StoNel & H&mdahl BUNNY WfAvy.JI 60NNA HAVIA of . " V £ F 11 11 Mr . I / . . -- - . . - - - -- / - I - I &VEX OINCE 149 MAP THOM O" IFUN91.0 IMOALOP TO AWOW.A* .. . .1 a. I r,'. • a'... P111=01-" - . . . - of 1he tricks. Ii Utopia spades cs ' I a* ;00.. 0 !. I CJACOIYMOOEPIj) ~. I I i .. . % 1. r -I 1 A. ! "MaLt"110 . I . . .. Agg~PA&W I . - 91 IF" 0% d#rW7ft1Vr =96 1". F I . : ' . . I 11- . . 1 I . . . .. i . 1' * •. * Khomeini out of there. . 1 . - . 1, , I .: . ,. ~ 1. . to - , t I ,,/, they So overthere? U OW Mid sure as do dicksom. U they ,U"tb=AIMUMMWid them P. It's kind of a to* 1)0W" UMUMIOII ' . I 1 ' ' * -N 11 . 1~1 .. , 4., . .. . tdwiij Neville, 44, retired . mawy, Sonford: I "Weabouldbaveneverlellbe t. thIs aidry 10 Ibth Mart with. We knew the *L.., skuplicp We knew that Ow I wealsill Wm. It was bad to let the"comelowsm"010 dart WW IIrrat's nothing be (Carter) an do but DmIptlak. If we used, was it "ft"t a" those lives. ft would be stupid to use breswithithstammenvagier. They could murder them before d . . . .' . . - I . . . . . . . . r , '., . . V Jail dl ,., .I ..-", , ~6 I '.* . .'.' .. •:J'r "' ' r' . ~ .. , I r "'. , .. - .11 I ". 0 ,~, L . , ., . ". ? I . < I I' I - . .-. . 9. L' i I. . 1 air W ad . A ~ IM qsefte ~ . , "M sisisn~ 'r, . I ". .. I I .,.I I....:,..-.44 '' I, I ft - .. . , Jones, 82, said he's going to keep on playing. "I love It because It's a challenge," he said. Book and fellow player Jack Simmons, Clearwater, had only one complaint: "The women take too long to play," Mmmons said.-DUNE PETRVK - - HOBBY SHOW The Golden Age Olympics Hobby Show opened today in the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce with entries judged in eight divisions including arts, crafts, needlework, home decorations and materials, ceramics and horticulture. The show is open free of charge to the public until 4 p.m. today, Thursday, 9-4 p.m. and Friday, 9-1 p.m. no Th e show is sponsored by County Extension Homemakers OUflC and Mrs. Beverly Dorton is chairman. A gold, a silver and a bronze medal are awarded In each division with first, second, third and fourth place ribbons given In each category within a division. GOLF - . The Men's Golf Tournwnent played Tuesday afternoon at Mayfair Country Oub under perfect weather conditions drew 103 entries who "played rapidly and got through the course In fine shape," according to Ernie Horrell, who Coordinated the event for the third year In a row. -One gentleman walked on a crutch to play and made it around fine, and another played with a brace on his arm," said Hoffell. "They all enjoyed themselves and it was a great tournament." Oldest entrant in the tournament was 83-year-old John Copelan of Altamonte Springs, who had a net score of 77 and was deadly on the chips and putts bringing applause from the gallery. Forty players competed today in the See S-BAIJ., page 2A ayers, ool II Going To Court q% . L Hy DAVID M.RAZLER Herald Staff Writer I . - executive secretary of the FHSAA. Two high school seniors will try to force their school to let students' transfer, school ofthem play varsity basketball by ficials claim that the students j going to court tomorrow changed schools only for a The battle lines are morning. better shot at being on the drawn for the battle be. Harold Daniels and Sylvester darting varsity team and not as '' Kennedy OVC rorme3 Howell High School from Seminole High School this educationcoursesnotofferedat Carter are seeking tern- Seminole. t)5emo- summer, porary and permanent in nd School Activities Robert McG Association (FHSAA) which 7bursdoy, Daniels and Wyr would give them dw right to try claim that the district must le out for the Lake Howell team them Play On the team because at that they tranderred for academic "k . . I The injunction would be ed=UOn COUM Offered at t Seminole count Lake Howell, but not at their old " so that the beard '# hm NdPW am& 1% Kom* for fta" commiume Was Or athl" reemons when ' t Howell principal Richard ( - d Josmo P. Kam* r*W 10M - an Om twice do =Md. basketball coach Gregor'y / :: I (See Th ursday's Herald for a complete list of Hobby Show winners.)-JANE CASSELBERRY I . - I ~tii%o- d''s,';w~*YZ- ! ;.%,V amps May Meet Again i members of the = . I Now Eagland with ssft bftn w* daek" Kennedy OW In a wom do malkila, Under sup in Mencin"s N.H., md Portland, Man. I ll Sd1a*ssCmrW# Thwoldley, Knaeldy =*dps in 010 , "minking 1010 CWW,blo"owmgmbmbm crw" be Maholaus City ad Nuhvft - I his he wo N* an SAWS trip WiNk up in Hwdw4 CONIS, wdw Is his KwaWs WW1 herd U room .. 14 OPFIN6 1W sw JI . - ......... 0 r .... 00-0-M " M ulcb* .......... " ,,= . ~ - , a J _____ "ItahotheiiauuoolnpeIlIdbYIVUMsaldbY flew horns to vats Tuesday on the eve of his to public life," be said in announcement. "I lock forward to that oppol. my I" t4my.19 ' ,. I -- CafW,s kaderd* today Konvedy mid the people of tbe nation an not the ino Democratic reedy for a retreat "and neither am 1-7 _ji Kennedy and Carter have so far agreed tO beneath a portrait of another debate in Iowa and Kennedy will seek to Massscbat*s senator, Dsnlei Webdar, the 47• debate with Csrtei hesd4ohead 11) New Ramp. yuss'ild Kesnsdy dedared his candidacy lit shire aid Florida. Tdoy It ... -~I 3d '' '#' . " Becomes Kennedy To The Presidency * 0 ..... 11. . ,I II _ t . r I ., !-, 2'.- 1 Seek -*I4 A participant in (he men's division of the ongo in g' bow tin tournantent at Bowl America as an event of the 6olden Age Olympics is Andy Patrick. 62. of Sanford. Herald Photo by Tom Vincent ' BOMN (Upp - son. Edward Kennedy, century -unseat an Inembent president of his - dhi (hi tho rnbessy) they should be 1 los' as jub Fatadad '' - L;w ~: 11 ---- . , I A " . ' , k&. . * . t 16MB 6 11 66 I ocks lilies . 1. I. , I. L . . * .V,'.I %.~?',-'~ ,* I. .. . I. 06WAMSM"10*iW&*Obft- -0 --- ----.----- -.air mid SEWIrls Glenn, who voted for the I. --- --,-ad dressed M sit. P11 __1 ,. The two_iarjj4ons of Monday's 8-ball she billiards cooled may face each other 1evels it would be botter to again today a BlIllards Rotation We& go In up front with mod of the problems resolved, a the off the day's Golden Age Olympics acted tivitles. propolow. commissioner Richard Williams was absent. Emmitt Jones, Daytona Beach, who During & tw"m pubill: hearing beld just prior to the vote, won On 8-ball competitim,end By Book, * sell persons spitlike in favor of the SEEDCO plan and 12 Woke Clearwater, who came in second, are against it. See related Photos, pages 1A, Mott ofthou &gab* the plan am residents in the subiffivislain of IA aid IA West Haven In addition to expressing fears that the development would cam traffic congestion, pollution and further worsen ng 24 men and 3 women who will drainage problems In the area, the residents said they felt com°pete. Industrial development would decrease their property values. Rotation differs from S-ball in that They poinied out that there am other areas where SEEDCO balls must be hit in numerical order. could put its park that are not adjacent to private homes. Each player shoots until he misses. SEEDCO's advocates said the development, as planned, would Book, 61, said Uwe is both skill and onlufte the am wW is compatible with the county's own luck involved in the game. "You can't Comprolliefulive Plan. jotpickit up," hesaid. "It takes yelirs." 1U site of the proposed development Is In an am planners Do& said both he and Jones, who have min.it will be used for Industry In the next years. been playing since they were youngsters, played well in their 11-ball contest. He 'Xthis time however, county daft advised the board that the roade in the am am unsuitable for industrial use, the 111011s said he didn't mind Oat he wAs beaten by pm"very poor drainage and there is nosubstantial ram Why a am 20 years older than himself. Wed for spicultUrm se it is now zoned. -1 can beat moat people 30 years the am can't be . -.1bere an traniggional ariou of ft county that we not yet younger than me, so it doesn't matter 'to very much," he said. repo for resoning Sturm add. C * I , 1, Eft xftl * re" .-low : . "It doesn't inch ver= I It* don't k now. 1 .. • ac - By DUNE PETRYK Herald SUM Writer SEEDCO won't get Its Industrial park bordering Jewett Lane d Bevi Road t least t 01 1% Seminole County Board of Commissioners ruled three to one late Tuesday that SEEDCO's request for rezoning 55 acres of the am outside the Sanford city limits was "premature." 7be Seminole Employment and Economic Development Cor. equested the land adjacent to Sanford's western city limits be' ioned from "A-i agricultural" to "M-1 industrial." ft was SEEDCO's intent to incorporate 25 acres of industrial mued land inside Sanford as part of the proposed & m Industrial park. lt* motion to deny the rezoning request was made by Cain— dfrk1 the area lies. Kfrdtoft said the rezoning would be premature, since the city of Sanford has given nojluarantee that 11 would serve the ares . with water and slowers. L N Is rm -' 1 . I ,, "". ., . - , . MM115 I , , . I 1!01~1. 4 . . ". , V Y - .: . I . I .. .~, . . I .). .. .;-. . -, I . , I . AAW Miou" .,. .:, I1 W ~ 11 .,I ...) 1.... . . , I , .4, . I ..A VW1 -: ''.,- . I ,.. 1,, . , I I __ . - , . • Bob Bossell, 42, flusee Sanford: I "ll fed It's totally wig . Carter simuld be more stem. We, should force the " got too much invested in that country to throw it down the drain. sj. walk in his political moves." F I Nosy J. 1myt IL ' d Bl ory oa r ' A -- B . * 11 '. , 1 S AN - , I t, - ~ . -. I I.". 1 I .4 I ,, . .— . . - -- 1'T' 1 - I Act 11 , '. 'S VQ9176 #AJ63 43 .'; .., '• . ;r -. '0 - - - . - _• - L 4wr 0110 - J; a a ' - - °tw sciaiy. - I - 1 TEHRAN, Iran (UPI) General Ramsey Clark to seized Americans who were attempts a rescue operation, the Hilton Hotel Monday ant Europe. Identification of the Ayatollah RUh011ah Khomeini Tehran to negotiate the release inside that den of corruption. "Do not be frightened and do taken to the U.S. Embassy journalists' news organizations today vowed he would personal- of the hostages. Clark, who was not frighten anyone," he said. where another 60 to 65 U.S were not immediately availap . the Liberation ly take charge If the United accompanied by William The ayatollah's reference to citizens have been held sinc( ble. 1ZreJ meanwhile gan States attempted military Miller, a staff member of the students' threat was the Moslem students raided the Armed militants prevented aujpossible means" action to rescue dozens of Senate Intelligence Committee, to first official reaction since the compound Sunday. two Americans from boarding a Americans held captive inthe has landed in Tehran, the State save the ostages threatened students' issued the warning Other reports said three Swissair flight bound for Zurich with death y students. occupied U.S. Embassy. Department said. Americans, and not two, were today, but the two were allowed Tuesday. Reacting to reports of an oil Khomeini, in a speech adMoslem militants Occupying The students, who already picked up by the militants from to board a later flight after shutdown, Iran's oil minister, dressed to students in Qom, the compound and demanding hold dozens of American the Iran-America Society being questioned, an airport All Akbar Moinfar, dFOfl&Y said America would "be in the extradition of the shah told hostages, seized two more Monday. Th ey were also taken source said. denied that U.S.-bound oil error" if it attempted military supporters around the embassy Americans from a hotel and to the occupied U.S. Embassy. In a new statement, the tankers had been prevented intervention, but if such an to cease attacks on foreigners' delayed the departure of at Airport immigration authori- students claimed today that from loading Iranian crude at effort was Initiated, Khomeini homes. These attacks, theysald least three others from the ties deported 11 Western President Carter was preparing the country's main oil export said, "I shall move myself and in a communique, were "a plot country, Western sources said journalists during the past 24 to expel the former shah terminal at Kharg Island on the you, dear nation, will move too. to make us look savage." today. hours. The journalists were currently hospitalized in New Persian Gulf. "You know that our youths Khomeini also urged the The two unidentified em- intercepted as they approached York and that Secretary of In Washington, President now have seized Americ1l's students not to threaten to kill ployees of Bell Helicopter passport control and put on the State Cyrus Vance was working Carter sent former Attorney center of corruption and have the hostages if the United States International were seized from first plane bound for Western on extradition details. * '.. I - Khom ein i Vows He . tis / . - percent of the time. 44 How qan I stop the enemy . todRy.Ledy luck verbal or, written comfrom leading a third trump?" South asked himself. Then he wants to bring about big Woo MURIC81110h. NOW is the time to found and will find your shoulder to alt ezpreu anything that you feel • $7 •104 Ie led allamond from his on it you'll be bold and in. needs to be said. A64 hand and played dwnm '1 30) MMU (May 314M novative. nad out mftv of what *Q17 #K1993 Jack. East won with the lies ahead for you hi the year Keep all avenues for and could do nothing better . following your birthday by =dq. Y= OW a pod som than lead a spille. Now South *AK62 to prift materially and was ready for Operation Kill. no" (W year am of AmIro. 1 VXJ Its He won Ow trick, Ghipb limiter. Mad $1 br owb lot something you've been I led a dlaummysam to A*9-Gro* Bu 0. 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Allauhmsag (NKW1PAPIENTRP*I1EAW4.) 1saettuiitohhyw1th AQUMM(JOL 84W 19) , Yew HU" i"o" Your West 1% off to the best Yes crA W" a somnidew 1111011 "M 41 m~ WIN delosse. led the we and (Do ym Mw a quation tar amel Insm majoIr PnJ"s another trump. NW.OW"? *Wto "Ask- Me .16"to . South hall W one trick and Evertik #I cam of ow WPWFJF6JrWP001aA*Wd8j*A how to do him had to lose a spade and pw. hx0vkW 9umm" 1W a MB~a yaw werk , UNU ,(Impt. U411d 33) surely diamond. be smile #1 I I I iruu1_ or career. Is really Is we feith Further study showed him by_sSairo* be onvdi~~ ~in#~. Id A akw = Y" clew web" ww am Y11111 1111111 oft to W "INS Mv,, t i' to r break -3 3 u be wo Id kv quelliftm." ft do" In 11,011111111M low -.- 0 - Dare to think in large and ex. situations involving either I '. alp 1T - I - - - - RIDG ,-,' .1*:: JG - II Dick Aiken, 23, assIstant I manager of finance compsny Ssoford: "A lot of political unred is backed by the communists, and they ye Influenced the Moslem students. "The Israelites did at Entebbe, they raided im. I mediately and got those people ~, out. If the army had the spunk and the drive, they'd go over there and get our people out immediately. "Some people don't Un. derdand anything but force, Carter should have prepared a raid the first day he heard about It." 0 ~ . HOROSCOPE I W - - T _________ b - NOT A NEW HA1RCO, AtPY' ALL THA 1 1 1 1 1 1 1... , NEW 60"O.'r" 'tOu MEAN A i'NWNARtx CAN PEP) YW UP THAT MUCH Ir THAT SPAID CHANGE I is 111 III . With the Iranian cdiii itlil uncertain toy Evening Herald photographer Tom Nebel set out to talk with some Sufordltes to get a feel of the thinking of local residents OR tie situation. He asked those interviewed what they think about the issue aid whether they feel the United States posture of leaving the matter up to the Iranian to resolve is best, or whether President Carter should take firmer action. 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I a category of what people call would suggest slopping all of By BERNICE BEDE080L their. heart skipping a beat the caffeine containing drinks, except your occurs every other eliminating cigarettes, linProvS beat. A tachycardia, of course, your diet, gradually Imipro" For y4dnesdaye Novomber 7, 1979 refers to rapid had rate. Some your level of p1hysical &AM people have these as attacks alld we if that won't help. Accept any and all iflvttaUOnL ____________________________ Y(*iRBIflTHDAY March 21-Apr11 19) ARIP Nnember7, 100$ d foundstiora can be laid Soli Fr$e*d.hlps aid 10 ntributing atOM s today In will play a major role thi E co WINAT B coming y pi your wellbeing. Your conhl ng — realks your Soak. Many Anodive offorls.wil1l be amply - 0. " ldIJe11L11lR . . I Unusual DEAR DR. 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Type The nature or genre of the resource Text Source A related resource from which the described resource is derived Original 7-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, November 06, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/6ef3f47db96b8facf7f8e461d914ab75.pdf 27666e3776611965762a5ab43fba96c2 PDF Text Text SUNDAY EDITION 72nd Year, No. 22—Sunday, September 16,1979—San ford, Florida 32771 I (. - 1 r1 4 - LI - Lakemary.1 Should It C ont inue, ,.• Herold Photo by Tom NitI Janet Hasson, secretary of domestic relations commissioner Terry Ackert, gets information from a complainant. Aid With Al'i'mony What does an es-wife do proper documents and I vice rendered and are when her former spouse is will sit as a special master pleased the jalges of the behind in his alimony or or hearing officer on the circuit and the county child support payments? case and make my commission have enabled recommendations to the And what can an exthem to do something they circuit court," Ackert said. husband do when he finds never thought they could do for some special reason "It is no longer - get Into court when they necessary to contact an that he cannot pay any or can't afford a lawyer or get part of his court-ordered attorney to gain enlegal aid. I have not talked forcement of court orders child support or alimony to one person who was not In domestic relations," he payments this month? thrilled with the op. said. The answer to both portunity to resolve their questions for residents of "If a man refuses to pay, problem," Ackert said. we are here to seek enSeminole County used to be The county commission forcemi'nt. The court to hire an attorney, if one allocated $40,0W for the always retains Jurisdiction could be afforded, to operation of the DRC from champion your cause. If to enforce," he said, adding May through September. by the same token if a one couldn't pay attorney's Tentatively budgeted for gertleman has suffered fees or was not eligible for the DRC operation In the some disability and wishes help from Legal Aid, the 1979-1980 fiscal year Is to alter his support answer often was to hope 139,3, said County payments, he can ask for for the bed. Finance Director Jeff that assistance through a It's all changed now with Etchberger. hearing before me. the creation by the Child support, alimony "The DRC was Initiated Seminole County Corna n d maintenance so that either party could mission on the urging of the payments through the get Into court. The service circuit Judges of the lIh Seminole County Clerk of - 13 offered fairly to all Circuit Judicial the Circuit Court Arthur parties," he said. Seminole and Brevard Beckwlth'a office is big Fees, generally Counties— of a domestic business. amounting to $15 per case, relations commissioner. are charged for the mer. Persons with these In May 2,453 cases with vice. "That's far less than problems now should call $212,617.43 in payments It takes to file anew lawsuit the domestic relations were channeled through for enforcement " AckedBeckwith's office. The commissioner's (DRC) said. office in the old county Jail totals In June were 2,213 "We can handle the at Sanford for an ap. cases thvcu.g $184,669.76 problem speedily and d. - pobthnent to talk over the and in July 2,136 cases fectively," Ackert said. matter with a staff Involving $193,236.45. "The people who have member, said Terence Records after that time utilized the office have Ackert, DRC. have yet to be complied. expressed great "The staff person will help the party fill out the satisfaction with the ser— DONNA ESTES 'I. 1 -— - S By DONNA ESTES ) 4 Evening Herald_-( US PS 481.180)—Price 25 Cents Herald Staff Writer The city of Lake Mary has existed as an incorporated municipality for six years. But do the people of that community wish it to continue to exist? This is one of the questions left in the mind of Lake Mary Councilman Pat Southward since Tuesday's referendum when a property tax increase was denied by the voters. She wanted to put the question on the city's December election ballot but got no support from colleagues on the city council. "I said before the election I felt the tax increase amounted to a life and death Issue. I still feel it does," she said Thursday night. "As has been pointed out, the reasons for the outcome of the election can be debated," she said. Mrs. Southward said the election results can be Interpreted as a vote against the council, a vote against the police department or a vote against the continued existence of the city. "I suspect the sentiment for de-incorporation is still strong," she said, asking City Attorney Gary Massey to look into how the council could put the question on the ballot. "Six years ago (when the community was Incorporated) the people of Lake Mary were proud and wanted self-determination. Today it is very unclear whether the people are willing to pay for pride and self-determination. I would like to know whether the people want to continue the city," Mrs. Southward said. Councilman harry Terry, senior member of the council. havim, served since the Incorporation, "wholeheartedly disagreed" with Mrs. Southward's position. He said the people know that if the city were dissolved, the property acquired by the city during the past six years no longer would be owned by Lake Mary as an entity but would become county property, lie added that the people in the unincorporated area of the county are paying nearly as much for fire protection alone as city taxpayers are paying for all city property taxes. In the 1979-1980 fiscal year, pqople In the unincorporated areas of Seminole will be paying $2. per $1,000 real property for fire protection, while I1ak Mary rèstdents be naying $2.84 per $1,000 assessed valuation for all city services. "1 would vote for continued Incorporation," said Mrs. Southward on Thursday night. "But what about all the folks who are not here tonight?" 'I wasn't elected to disestablish the city," said Councilman Cliff Nelson. "The people were saying they want us to run the city more efficiently with no more property taxes, with fewer luxuries and less frills." "If this city has to exist with the constant fear of a referendwn on the recall of the city charter, God help us," Councilman Burt Perinchief said. "If you want an answer you don't agree with, ask the people," Nelson said. The city was incorporated by an act of the Florida Legislature with a ratifying approval by more than 59 percent of Lake Mary's voters In August, 1973. Less than a year later, on July 31, 1974, the people In a special referendum they petitioned for voted on the issue of dissolving the city. At that time, 354 voted to dissolve the city and 247 voted against, but the Issue failed, The old city records Include a letter from the secretary of state certifying the election failed. A two-thirds vote of the people is necessary to dissolve a city, Slightly less than 60 percent had voted for deincorporation. The council during the hours It pared away at the budget Thursday night discussed several times philosophically what the voters were saying when they turned down a property tax Increase. Noting the city had advertised an alternative budget and sent (See LAKE MARY, Page 24%) TOCIOy Around Th Clock ..........4A Hospital ....... ............3-A Comics ....................1.0 Obltnarles .................8.4% Crossword .................1.0 OIJRSELVFS ........1-2., Editorial ...................4.A Sports....................1.7A Dear Abby ................16-B Television .................70 Horoscope .................SB Weather ...................3.4% I H•r Photo by To VInc,nf Orlando Garcia (left), corrections officer with Seminole County sheriff's department, monitors breathalyzer test. D ru i ks , Bewa r Drunk drivers beware! Stay out of Sanford if you are driving under the in fluence (DUI) because the Sanford police department In the next few weeks going to start an Intensive program to take drunk drivers off the highway. The Sanford City Commission this week at the request of Police Chief Ben Butler authorized the purchase of it new breathalyzer, a computer which analyzes blood alcohol by breath tests. The city police officers for the past two years have been using a breathalyzer in DUI cases at the Seminole County Sheriff's Department. And, according to what Butler told the city coin. mission, "our officers have indicated they dread making DU! arrests because of the hassle they q through In obtaining a athalyzer test." was brought about by the Sheriff's Department claiming its instrument, Butter said. The equipment had been Is placed In the police department's facilities before then because of a state Department of Health and Rehabilitative Services requirement that the breathalyzer be kept in a secure place. "It was decided that the Sanford Police Department would (10 so until such time as an area could be created by the sheriff's department," Butler said. Butler said the relocation of the breathalyzer forced the city police to share not only with the Sheriff's Department but also with reduce accident rates, Injuries, fatalities and property damage through successful detection, up- preUloq aM processing of drunk tvsn and the department would once again become a self supported agency requiring minimal outside agency ; assistance. Butler estimated cost of acquiring the breathalyzer at between $2,000 and $2,300. He cited statistics showing that during the 1978 calendar year, there were 67 accidents in ' Sanford attributable to DUI, with 40 injuries, three fatalities and property damage valued at $94,720. During the first six months the Florida Highway Patrol.. "This has resulted in officers being off the road for extended periods of 1979, he said, there were 47 accidents attributable to DU! with 24 injuries, no deaths and 64,215 in property damage. In all of 1978 there were 59 Dlii arrests, he said, and 31 in 1979 during the first six months. Dli! is an all. encompassing charge which includes driving under the Influence of not only alcohol but also drugs or other substances that could affect a driver's ability to function. It replaces the former charge of driving while intoxicated (DWI), which usually referred to intoxication with alcoholic beverages. of time while waiting their turn to have a breath test administered. "I feel that a breuthalyzer is a necessary i a report to the city commission, Butler said a police tool to combat the recent survey of Seminole dangerous offense of DUI," County police departments Butler said. revealed that all municipal The chief said the police agencies with the acquisition by the oohlce exception of Lake Mary department of the and Sanford own and breathalyzer would allow maintain breathalyzers. police officers to more He said up until October, efficiently and rapidly 1977, a breathalyzer was kept at the Sanford Police process violators, thereby returning the officers to Department. At that time it was moved to the Seminole County jail. The relocation patrol duties; encourage officers to arrest violators which would ultimately 1. t IOU Never Know When You'll Meet A Bobca t Or Two By JANE C4%RRFIpy the bobcat, residents may be startled to find one in their Yard. All pelts used commercially must be tagged appropriately and HeraldSWf Writer 'lbs bobcats have theability to coexist," said Posey. "That's a permit is necessary to export them out of the country. Once scorned by the fur lndalry the pelt of bobcat, a Florida when the problem arises. I had a call several months ago from a Why the sudden deeriand for the pelt of the cat, classified as a ve well ensconced in the backwoods and ' of Seminole woman in the Sanford arm concerned because a bobcat had varmit in some dates? gy,is much th demand cauaIngiomebIoloØstaccncsrnaboig estelillohed its den under the steps of her front porch. In 1975, an Intenatlonal treaty - the Convention on Inter. - .'S thMure of North America's mailed native wild cat. t the Central Florida ne Sanford, *.ispvtobly notmlathofadedthein bobcat popiilat1eniothis "Unless they are sick or have young, an unprovoked attack on national Trade andEndangered Species (CITES) banned all a bobcat is highly, w'likely, but when they have young, coijvnerds trade in the furs of big spotted cats. With their old they are more likely to stand their ground." supply cut off, the bobcat Pelt, which is tan at pr.emd, but If there were no restrictions, It ceuldbeccaW "Is't try to fold or cater to them to make a pot; it doesn't reddish brown, looked quite attractive to European furriers, to problem. -"There is a point where you harvest work," Poesy added. 'lbs longer they day around, the more at some biologists began to worry about the bobcat population, but ijthsss loafo but don't radhe It until It is to late," he added. we and the harder to get rid of they will become." information was .car. In 1977, ESSA (the Endangered Species $-iipok, Poesy pointed out, the bobcats are probably more In IIYS "we between 1171 and 167$ the average price brought Scientific Authority), which was '4a'41,hed to direct U.S. d,dion of their hobitat by construction of now by i bobCat inflS 'ION JW'1l4d frOSfl $4 tO $IUO, slId a coIni4'1nee with CITES, propooed all exports of bobcat fur be ispelthen sold ssmschias$lIIb the 167S.l7trapping bmmed.In the faceof bud than any we by trappen MW bmiaL froma= dawand game eeyseidtherea,e two Florlda bobcats officially lift at the PMQ", mars than 111* bobcats were taken in the UUit.d ag=cjMEA backed dewn, but did place the cat on Appendix II IP but insw mote living In the wild In the no park area. "We Bats., accardiag to the Na4"af WikIif. Federation, of aa This means ESSA mad review the bobcat population DINing the iwie year, acoet b.em fti tin's," he said. to the Pride Game Cow andlTlecnul* stata for s.ó state before exports ofpefta are at iobab tot grMsd by old.thnsrs, med aswcomsrs to cidral Ialnda.13,4I6bobcMs WWI harve.t.d commercially in the state. allOWed. Pisids prehably never have encosdared a bobcat outolh a sos. lbs state bobcat popalatlen his net been ''d* "44 but The controversial cat Will be the subject of a research eonbSCSON of thi bl hines. in t"04hthe 9W& Owt cou - Thsy its prbearUysolitarylid and _ noctarnel ldbS fag=copsonsored by We National Wildlife Federation and iffy barMed in tbs'MMs Wan MM 70111 hi the 1617•7$ year, FS*, Oct a py '.s at ft JlJ'sonIa resinch center in Front Prutedad ana the bsbcat II tacc'J1y net a game p, Va. More18.1$, eat and sematinm we don't risUss the contribution a than* experts will nest to discus methods md ,MK hd loI1y con be herwifed In the Mats by trapping, WftWm 1W nueft ft popil.èiiu datum and management M5 they we N "In to n, really Iager'-gwMbagImtrernDec,1toMardu1.Aco hwmesbiingbuUtinoradjacenttoth.nduraltibhtutd I 'mdMLaheemoisscquW.d. SesYCU Minna, Page U ) ' - 'an as by • S • ho - . &_ --j.- $ S S - - - S . ,.. ....- ..... _____ �IA—Evening Nera. Ssalsrd Fl. Suede)', W. i& im es Jump . 1'1110911`4 FL ric Sunday, Sept. 16 1fl-3A HURRY. . . MORE £4ViNi GS FO R. 0~ In Storm IN BRIEF i 1 Recession Is Half Over, Treasury Ar Secretary Says WASHINGTON (UP!) - Treasury Secretary G. William Miller says the current recession Is at lead half over and things should begin to Improve around the first of On year. But he said unemployment could climb to 7 percent anyway. While Miller was. talking with reporters, the Federal Reserve Board Friday reported the nation's industrial output fell 1.1 percent during August, with automobile production declining by 15 percent. "I believe the recession will be moderate and I believe It will not be of terribly long duration," said Miller, the administration's chief economic spokesman. "I believe we're halfway through It, at lead, now." Bit Miller conceded before the recovery takes held wwsuploine* could climb above 7 percent, which 1s sllgttly higher than the administration's official forecast. - ' The panel closed a 16.mocth investigation of Talmadge's tangled finances, voting Friday, 6.0, to punish him for financial misconduct. It sent its files to the Justice Department for possible criminal prosecution. thainnan Adial Stevenson, DflL, talked by phone to Attorney General Benjamin Q,fldtI about the case within hours of the verdict. FBI Admits Seb.rg Smear WASHINGTON (UP!) - Two weeks after Joan Seb.rg killed ___ herself In Paris, the FBI has ad mitted ft ran a ____ __ iimiusby t• eMar Ogi ' 1 thi ___ _ Chu ___ Sebsrg'a second husband charges the gossip cvhsnna led to the stillbirth of the child, made her psychotic and eventually resulted in her silcids. The secret 190 effort agalndSeberg—p.rt of the FBI's cowderlutelilgerics program -was designed to "cheapen her tn'ags" and damage the Black Panther Party she supported, said bureau menu. released Friday. Did Soviets Want Test? _____ __ WASHINGTON (UP!) - Sen. Richard Stone, D.-Fla., who tIM ailed ail-4lc to Soviet combat fore.. In Cubs, says ida Information Indicate, the Russians wanted a t14h..sfi t5 Am4,i v1v. Militia's rwddWo,&A denled by the adhlbliltf and later coedirmed by U.S. kdafllgeiice, have lid to a 4 of amousum between Secretary of State Cyrus • Vance and Soviet Awbs..der Mistoll Dobry_. The third Vamie.DsynI mgt $s pfa Friday, and Vance sold later they would most again Sunday or Monday. He rdessd to comment on the negetlitlons, _______ saylag, "We have to give quiet diple'.cy___________ a dam to woik.'! Never Y ou ... • Should you have probIn with bobcat., Posey reeds YOU call the Aiibnil Control or the Florida Genie & Finds Water Fish Orwn1.cn at 116.2164123 or 14013131001 (toll free). A brochure Is available from the Game Os""vi' on the "rim c4 wocklug with bobcat.. he sold. ___ ___ Some_ states have gins so far as to ban bubM hI'g Is a trspck many oWclals argee ____allogatl, bat____ ____that ntakt. "Most of our bobcat ledermatles Is dirivod from hading I'wPI'." (t McCsrd of the '"ksadts srlss and w1l. ______ diviates, r.cly told N#mesl Wildlife magnim. we omi "i "Wjthi this this Is?hrown _ _ _ Permits Building permits WNW in seni. County this past PEN A week Include the following: JamuglivatoConstruct a fence at W Splès Oak Lane. Feiwood. Value: $1,100. Ledutg Fisher, to roto a 1dlugatSpringGarins U.,I.e. , ft . - __ Spdage, Is dM1 In leminsis Cuady $11 having f,i I. pads __ Ith.ws was arrietedswfthr, l.p rspMIn 1l3isi. ___ H.&Rosudsle,to"akeai Uestoabsm.MV21 IA. Wme Be"to cruet Pd at W Kim .. I J1hniu7.,17,IIdPle,s,$1,.w,t*rto dW an a towelte of Mirth WeiWs tm flfordabnd*IàdayPuWaheSa 'Iu1s.VM: 0,101 In Viu ,ady. sKein on Joel I to r.1- a. wslIadipd$I1BserLab, WATUM add No wo adMesday irNswiiniiait waa 11 boft Ibw P1*11 to 4 ii, em used WOW rt'ifrms.and . d W fa 1111" _ WASHINGTON (UPI) -The government has approved the first direct commercial flights from the United States .i: to Chin In30yon. : The Civil Aeronautics Board Friday approved six chaster flights from San Francisco to Shanghai, to begin Dec. 3, : They were arranged under an agreement between Pan American World Airways and the General Administration of Civil Aviation In Cisina + Bomb Threat Forces Landing GANDER, Newfoundland (UP!) - A bomb threat forced as Irish Mr IAngus Airlines jetliner to make an t• .nor.rniyka1ig In $s*undlead but a full sswdm of ' the piano revealed nO áplodves. The 747 jet with * passengers aboard took off from Kennedy International Airport Friday an route to Shannon Airport, Ireland it 1:30 p.m. EDT and landed In Gander Airport at 11:11 p.m. EDT. Once grounded, police liupected and found no bombs. The passenger., evacuated earlier, were allowed back on board. _ _ bu ijii*h s., Jl had 011110 se + Black's Heart In White Man? UJSAKA, 7.sinbla (UP!) - Pioneer heart surgeon (1rtMIaon Barnad told doctors hen he waits to do one more thing before retiring - transplant a black Zambias's heart Into a white South African. Barnard, who became world famous for his heart transplant operations bsr"g In the late iNto, said he waited to prove to loath AMoass that a whit, man would not adoiis&1caIIy reject a black man's heart. Bernard completed a four day trfp to Zambia today. He was a guest of that country's medical association. Jaw-, , A beautiful Iss$orI4.Ifl atsssems lmNe I. IrunhiNu JolelisO. 4:6190"an :u Jonas Oiv$as W. Wise Idlis N. SiIonssr, Un$wui Harry Arwafty, Denies Mel 0. Helm, Orsss City J001110 Murry. olsen UssSivsN Pudav, Ovisde ssscnaases •Ssa*ad: ASia Surlli 0.510 A. pçg Nelly N. snt, MMINOL1 MIMOSIAL $2• g SALE $10 , L New Parsnt Night Corr.ction - • So , ,• • WIMP Vlc,sr C"a DOOM Deawy Lashsr floni. ftm 1 C. Heømae. DO"" Anna McOesmsft. DeSary Clyde P. Weed. Delsvy Walter 0. Ls. SiFIII L. DellS. CiNema iiIl*JtV TUWaen. Oslisas S K $thMlly. 1nhSiisS Y I. T1I$JU$SP. 0(INI City l.aswlsA. Pellarift WInier $OrisO •. olk WA MI 10ATR4GFOSMT+ ge Aij lii toita, insists Mee$ oleudy du. ra few + + a tea beeeag va11mM. 0"* an::1 mud 1$ haste 1flhe*1 I am& to . s.tt,.511-- =11+ Wd lenky, lane 1 teOIIndhaid IIINI•$; •P 8:30 PM mad + 51+ .-. eh.is51 afe — .kk + 1a P.W Fivi ak$; l US16&Haft —: ----k . __ - uiui Msensss --51-+•. 4$I!• is -• 0,010MMMM" V A.g.sls.e5 Tii*. IA AU eu . u w'p,u. 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Vol": ofa Keed , ha u''- I it MoW Hmjeal $1,111 ady disuse asreded Iry SNOW St. Keats 3, Two t of a oeMelhsd M. a,. in p'1.ry an1 - . 1111111111.2111 ad us so puw ndd a bosI spt Key pith, t. bW a Mirage • .. This special offer. Is for a limited time only 11180111111 IML No ydn 111114d., __ • The thafts were submitted by the British government, th Patriotic Front guerrillas and the Salisbury delegation headed by Prime Minister Abel Mmworewa. His version was the existing Zimbabwe Rhodesia constitution of last January. . 5x7 color portrait. Only a penny for each pound your child weighs. ____ ___ te Itffi , ••.•' ____ !.: esser ,, +.Allow that." __ ______ t i4_ I .rr' - the Mds according Ii 1hgl'' w Ne charges bars been Wed, bat the ratter is urder In. ,1jp&igi dS9atIIS Is1I1eI • LONDON (UP!) —11w ZImbabwe Rhodesian peace conference ended Its first working week with three rival draft constitutions on the table and a demand from the Salisbury delegation for a speedy end to negotiations. "We will we to it that this business is speeded up," Salisbury's Foreign Minister D. C. Mukc,ne said Friday. "We know some people will try to filibuster but we won't tt• V Mis Hunter, to nroot a MMM at ii c. Drive. Las Bradley APOUND Zals. No value _ ___ .M MIh Ili,11111M. £au.., 3 Constitutions Drafted , _ " ____ ___ •_ ' Building D. 7I'p".n, to move an e'f'gfencsatlllCunbselaad Circle, You Hunt. Vaha: $a (iIsi W. hoary, to enlarge tie b.keoiva at 113 Pins IL, IiI,iw's Edit... No value ______ a _ VM: $2,110. _ - hurricane-ravaged coast Hewu cheered whereverI Friday appeared to buoy the stopped. "Us Democrats spirits of residents trying to Jackson County won't forg clean up the mess and rebuild, this,,, yelled one MlIN1ppla m. Wall tnMsdMeulnluu,f ---- and specially designed to prevent Soviet bugging and microwave bombardment. U.S. Ambassador Malcolm Toots, who Is leaving his pod next month and returning to private life, got In a few 'diplomatic barbs Friday, alluding In particular to the ' protracted delays In getting the project started. ; The new 10-acre embassy complex - nest to the cramped yellow-stucco building used since 1952 - should be completed by 1, at which time the Russians will move Into their new embassy In Washington. " The ceremonies for the mod expensive U.S. Embassy In the world were about as smooth as negotiations on the complex, which thagged on for 17 years and several times come to a halt. '- • from Seminole Mamedal flu' is FrI ofbar being Muck in this dswlthabntchers rlitbrewnby.l$,,arsM*t Who came to the deImes of her younger brother, aeceeding to J .'— wadtsbsmsetl7fl 840IL, IuikiiSsme, Friday e's A and become to do girl her jaeger bedher. Ikgt' took 'vsr g bagun kt1ig him wIth .41k deputies the giit'i heather, U, &h.i ___ .*ami MOSCOW (UPI)_U.S. officials laid cornerstone of the new 1100 million American Embassy, long delayed :r. "We can sit here and assess the results of the Tuesday election letters to each voter saying four of the city's nine pollee officers partment more closely. It seems to me real altruism Is prac. would have to be fired, the communications wilt disbanded and until Hell freezes over and won't come up with reasons the people ticed in the police department. I appreciate the chief spendI plans to purchase a fire truck were shelved. Mrs. Southward said, voted against," Perinchief said. five years of his life building the police department," Mrs. Souti "If they were saying we can't afford...If the people were saying, "When the people voted, I assume they &sbi't vote In ward said. "Therefore the people didn't buy the city retaining all the well get back atyou...It would be suicidal for any poilceofflcerto "We asked the people to speak and they spoke - cittln.j of personnel. I feel bound to give the people what they asked for," put his life on the line with the fear he would have no back-up. 1r noses to spite their faces. That's democracy for you. There would beno provision for holidays and time off. Without she said. "It would be elitist for anyone of ustouywe know better. W Nelson said he had ) hairs to consider the referendum and its backup the police officers would be COIfl1fl1ttIfl P0teflt181 Ignore the voters at our own peril. I agree to cut our police fore net result. "At this time in the city's history, ft would be penny- suicide," Perinchief said. would be hanging a sign out saying" 'Welcome Criminal.' ". "Whether the city's letter to the people was threatening or Sorenson disagreed, saying the question asked of the voters waj wise and poand4ocllsh to lay opersoâneThén so much time has promising (to cut the police force and communications wilt), I not wthir the ftys have nine policeman. "Idon't think w been spent training them," Nelson said. "The emergency cxnznunlcatlorss department Is a great ,will cut every place else to keep the emergency services," are flying in the face of the voters." Perlachief said. comfort to me, my wife and many others," he said. Mrs. Southward contended that people do not trust pol1ticlan "I have had to use the medical service. I would hate to do and to go beckon what had been told the poeple would happen 14 "The oommmicatimssystem Is the modlmportaM service the without It or the ability to call and get service immediately," the tax increase did not pass would Invite further distrust ol city offers. The keep two policemen on duty 24 hours a day, seven days a week, requires a minimum of nine personnel. If we reduce Terry said. "At night the police need a backup. They can get It politicians. that number by four, we will have only one on duty at any one from the sheriff's department, but It will not be as quick," he said. "They will think we were blowing smoke. They will think th "U the money doesn't come In, we've got to act," said Coun- crisis was not real, that there was a slush fund built Into the $424 time. And no matter how good the police and fire department Is, cthnan Francis Mark. their efficiency will decrease drastically by delay In come proposal," she said. "The question asked of the people was, 'Shall the eperating municatlons," Nelson said. "I'm going to make the bed decision even If It cods our millage be $4.25?' and the answer was no," Mayor Sorenson said. Terry said. "I have to decide what we In good conscience can cu "We have to stretch the $2.04 ( per $1,000 assessed valuation tax without hurting the welfare of the city." rate) as far as possible," he said. "No one can sit here and Interpret what the people said. It wa Several methods of raising revenue were discussed, with a referendum on whether to have a pollee departanent,' Nouuylngthiplltyrunalnjthatthecoundil couldlevya Perincidet said. '" " ataz c.houesbndorsuisibs a * _____ ______ • ' . of tl* bobcat. flii mod 50.Mpertinjkone cèto " sspen& ____ ____ _tiw.s In escal sr,ia. os ge,w " boizat as become a very controversial cat," explained Pwiichief suggested the city appeal to Gov. Bob Graham the general fund and $1ZZ,000 for the eater and sewer departnient Claudia Kenchew, resource specialist with NWF. "Became Its asking him release to Lake Mary state highway safety funds for Tax rate set Is $2.94. pelt has become so vaimbis, the for Indiatry would like to 5.0 the police department. Only Mrs. Southward voted against the budget. more of the cats trip j)It A motion to balance the budget by using $36,000 In reserve funds The budget retains the nine-member police department and thö "Bit some biologists question PLW long the bobcat population failed when Mrs. SoidhwEd, Terry and Mark voted against. four-member communication unit. One employee was cut fro4 could smutaln heavy trapping. We hope at the conference to conme Warning that many of the budget cuts were being made "on the parka department. up with some answer., so we ceri make Intelligent d,e4 oits about paper only" and "were not realistic," Mrs. Southward stated Among the expenditures cut were the councilmen's an how the cat should be nt%s.d."_ again the 'voters knew what they were doing." mayor's salary of $125 monthly for a total of $9,000 annually an A small a1 wolgiibig up t025 pounds, the stealthy bobcat in "I feel they were mistaken. I value the police service highly. the stipends paid the members of the plairning and zoning ccii food In nearly all of the lower Mats. Although the bobcat's Perhaps I had an advantage of being able to observe the police minion and the board of adlsatme'4 usual fare Is mice, rats, squirrels, birds and rabbits, ft may attack form n1a arid Ii eapab's of flhi .rithnI 10 tin',. its own Butcher Knife _ -. '.:. Lake Mary: Should The City Continue? ____ __ 'W : .FW For 'Bugging-Proof' Embassy toll from Freda ~ and officials who had already curbed looting with a curfew rose ii lit. Friday whent and shoot.tokIll orders took men at Bayou laBatre,soidh I .. 'C, step. to end the pglg. Mobile, were killed whs I Much of the stricken area kerosene they wore using OWIM PIiss W T.* VI.csrd remained without power today, cook a meal blew up. Retired naval commander Guy R. Strickland, who was featured speaker at and power company officials Repasts from officials oftl Friday's meeting of Sanford's Salle Harrison Chapter meeting of the Daughters said in many cam it would not three "a put damage eil ll Into nest mates at about $750 milIb of the American ReValutlon, examines the DAR magazine. Shown with be restored until weto week. Ice — needed preserve along the llknlle coast b Strickland and his wife Is chapter member Mrs. Raymond Lewis (left). f ood - was, a civil defense tween Pascagoula, Miss., ii Strickland spoke on "Constitution Week." official odd,"the No.1 problem Pensacola' Fla. ( _ AII.yesriid4,Cuady •" lu. WEEK' SPEAKER WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Senate Ethics Committee unanimously found Sen. Herman Talmadge, DGa,, guilty of financial wrongdoing, saying his conduct was "reprehensible" and be should be "denounced" by the NA . - -• MEMPHIS, Tern. (UPI) - Despite persistent reports that Elvis Presley (lied a drug4oduced death deliberately conceded from the public, the county medical ewnliier Friday studiadly defended his ruling the singer died a natural death. While Dr. Jerry Francisco was denying the existence of a co"rvp to reporters, Shelby County District Attorney Hugh Stanton Jr. wan setting In motion a criminal Investigation to determine If Presley's physician illegally prescribed large quantities of tugs to the entertainer. Dr. George Nichopoulo. Is accessd by the date Board of Medical Emnbwrs of "bidiicrknlndely" prescribing more than 5,100 Mhnthnt', sedatives and peb'kfllers to Presley In the lad seven months of his lift. Found Guilty But Carter's tour of the SUN., MON., TUES,. SALE Cornerstone Set In Moscow mph winde and lS400t stor ' 'CONSTITUTION Talmadge ... . INDnIEF from Georgia pulled up in a met with the governors of eac shopping center parking lot and said Frederic was a "catastr began peddling 1"ound up phe.11 "We're all in this together reports of heiald,and pledgedfederala to the tens of thousam demandingdrastically affected by tl much as $50 for a dorm, which struck with li block of W Elvis Ruling Defended ___ I . ., W ORLD MOBILE Ala. (UPI) - right now." Gasoline w takes electricity Shortly after President Carter another hurricane operate gas pumpo. told the 8UrVIVOrS of Carter, who toured Mlasl&i Frederic "the country Wi ll not Alabama and Florida ai you," a trailer truck p1, forget - atop!.I. + • fo s * mom • - p 1a.,,Ii$lMa& ug: :; . _____________ t-.n. A. 1s-•' '4 -._• 4.... . .•+•-,•- ___________________ - _ , .... . ._______________ . - :.•.. -. • -_. . ..L. ._... . . . _ .• ... •..+ - - -.... . - .. • . .1. . 11 Odom • %d' r -. ---.•.- •••• .., . -••• •--- -k *.r •--.--..: ••- 0 �p Evening 11'eiald 300 N. FRENCH AVE., SANFORD, FLA. 3m1 Ares Cods 3IS4I11 or001113 Sundy, September 16, 17-4A Around WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDAPIO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK Mvsrtistng Director 1 Home Deilvery: Week, N ceats; Month .I0; S Months, $00; Year, $43.00. By Mall: Week, $1.00; Month, $4.$; S Months, 124.00; Year $47.00. 1 8 ___ t -11 1 ___ School Bells Ring ; The Clock — Polls show the Image of public education is In trouble with Americans. think the public schools have declined In quality. And It is a fact that measures W the Scholastic Aptitude many They W VDUCO eT1IUIUS 51)0w cuning IL 1V5l scores over the pest 10 years or so. But let's look at the positive side d the public school system. First of all, parents ln the poflsgjvehlgherscorgg to the public schools than people who have no children In school. And who knows better how the schools are doing than the fathers and mothers of the children now In the schools. But everybody Is concerned, and rightly so. You are not really Intrested In public education at if you am interested only in the education of your own children, Polls show that pubilceducatlon, even though It lathe most expensive functlonoflocalgovernznent, has broad support for Its spending. - asked whether we ITS spending too little or about the right amount on Improving the nations education system, nine out oflOagree.Theydo not begrudge the current level of spending on the education of _____ . our future citizens. Certainly, of all the cwealls proposed for the public schools, cutting theIr Income miat be ti. most self-defeating. There Is nothing wrong with their budgets. The voucher system, which~ is bft pushed in a Caned. where she attempted to make tracks an 1* islands to heavy winter cloUthtg winie nearly frHalI4 I. dss&h, the mversetionturned to' .oalhern tre1v.i Aenalts said the low tam. esdldootssomtobothwsthermsmbersof the Ialan4holng tow. We women bony calculated that northerners move wor then we — they am to be" mom esr. Their blood Is tblcker—or so they say. Soathernlrsssemto take things sort o( slow _ but for sure. And we Oeiern heritage — and our message to 3Qs, don't (and pardon my a*,dhern acce) like It hire, , ,___ of the transportation of y available to r,tw y - -- __ s an_s __s__an V OPINION - rtles & - --r _L. £ Polifts Our Readers Write Picking Appellate Judges 1115 FUU WIU p rope clara. , women are lazy — oh, er —; what I mean is. . she about choked trying to ,, recor the faux pit. : qi I was trying to buy a r& :I. . t DI way - Sunday, Sept. 16,1979-SA Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. - e nine-member judicial nomination nfttee, considering applicants for four i an the new Florida Fif th District Ap 'hate Court, are holding marathon cot In Orlando this weekend. I ring the three days the commission ha bean Interviewing applicants for the I In regard to the proposal to relocate the downtown Sanford Library: said proposal, because of added costs to the taxpayer, came at a time when it was almo.st sure to receive less than enthusiastic support. Double digit inflation has made citycounty planners task of fitting the citycounty operation into an already tight budget akin to trying to put two pounds of eggs into a one pound box. However, this certainly does not diminish the cause of the downtown Library. One of the first places we visited upon moving here was the Library and it was mediately evident that they do need more space. I believe there are satisfactory alternatives to be found, but like anything else worthwhile, It requires time and effort to find them. Meantime, I would like to take the liberty of offering some ideas which possibly can spark some thinking about such alternatives, First, I wonder if a change in location would be advantagous. Traffic into and through the library facilities in my own case is not a spur of the moment nor an impulse something or other that I do. I don' t know if this is true with other people, but usually when I go to the library, it is something I have considered ahead of time. Therefore, it could be across the street from my residence and it would still make little difference, for I go there when I have reason to do so, which is not too infrequently. Regarding more space, there was what I considered a good suggestion in 'Letters' last week so I will not go into that. Therefore I will concern my conunents with Traffic.' We were privileged to live in Mount Home, Ark. for over four years before hospital, Is now the Florida Hotel. In a letter to the Sanford City Commission, Mills said he recently purchased the Third Street residence for "what most people might think was a great deal more than It was worth." The property was condemned by the city In October, 1978 for violation of various city building codes. Noting he holds a bachelor's degree In MWdlItTlCt court In Daytona Beach. It was created during the 1979 session of the :Florida iegia1ature. , __ __ The new appellate court district Includes architecture, and a master's degree in four judicial circuits in the 13 countIes of formerly the Red Hot Mama from Rosle architectural preservation, both from the !-Ir.: Marion Putnam St. Johns, Flagler, O'Grady's. The wine flowed and the University of Florida, M ills said he is now The — s ?JJ1 i'i J Volusla, Citrus, Hernando, Sumter, Lake, refreshment table was plied high with V in the very slow process of restoring the • rmifp Orange,, Osceola, Seminole and Brevard. specialties from chopped liver to tuna house and believes it is worth the money he Mary Lou McDonald of Sanford Is one of spread to dips and vegetables and chips, paid for It. "One day Its aesthetic and three lay members on the judicial 1: the Among those gathered to wish Mrs. cultural significance will be recognized," j R bers , ;un nominating committee. Three members of Vickers success were Lake Mary Mayor Mills said. r(i the groupwere appointed by Gov. Bob Walter Sorenson, Casselberry Mayor Bill "I fully intend to very purely restore the li.ii Graham,threeselectedbytheFlorlda Bar Grier and Councilman Owen Sheppard, exterior and remodel the interior to ac. "? Are nic and three lay persons were elected by the Winter Springs Mayor Troy Piland, for. comniodate a contemporary lifestyle," he :.ffl mer Longwood Mayor Gerard Connell, said. "At present, however, work is very first six. Alexis Do Tocquevllle, a young Frenchman, Congress was debating a measure to shar*t,, , MM McDonald has bow active in civic County Commi&-doner Sandra Glenn and slow due to my present workload and Itoured ft UWW SWA In 101 and described cet back Amtrak's nil mileage Just u the latest affabsinSanford for many years. She Is City Commissioners Lee Constantine, financial limitations." the wonders of the Infant nation In his k __________________________________________ ganoilne crunch made everyone aware of 11* t the wife of former Sanford mayor and past Peggy Childress and Harry Jacobs and Mills noted he Is In the process of listing "Democracy In America." The result w*i.i legislator, Tom McDonald. former City Commissioner George the structure with the National Register of Of racial m matters, atters, benated: - that the cutbacks were greatly modified. Mrs. McDonald said with four Perkins. Historic Places and concurrently the union hi Which the negroes are no longer av ilable for appointment, judg5hIp5 the TheelectionlnAltamonte Is Nov. 6. Mrs. researching various funding resources. 0 Allsummer ing Amtrak's phones were bu't aiaVu, they haveInflO ways drawn oesrsrto the ch th Marrone of Hea making th Marian th erton Vi ll comilUee Is arged wi ree age Is After reading Mills' letter and City booking reservations growing r° recEimendatlons for appointment by the expected to oppose Mrs. Vickers. Manager Warren Knowles' recornj -t the race appears to be stronger In the MMII govnor for each pod. While Commissioner Harry Jacobs has mendatlon to approve the 90-day extension which meat's railroad take care of Its customers? allislsd slavery than It Is In those in the recomnot said whe er w deadl e, she said, for l seek re-election or of t th he il im e for the work, the commission - fp44p4 Involving the crack New YorkL where It still ezlMs and nowhere lilt of Spring Oaks mentlonstobe given to the governor is not, Lamar Smith has granted the extension. i 1im Wasblngtan,D.C, Matroliner Is any tolerant as In those Mates where servitude has Oct.'5. She said about 40 applications have announced he will be running for the seat Knowles said, however, the repairs Amtrak has a long way to go. never been known." been filed with the commission and about as well as Jim Thompson, a middle school apparently cannot be completed within 90 DeThcqiiveille wrote when 00 percent of . On Sept. 5, the edges of Hurricane David hit the personal interviews have been history teacher. days. AmriCs's bladiswerealaves,md,ijneci,,ery Washington in the form of heavy, wthd-drlvi:j : con eted_. In seeking the time extension, Mills said 10 lived In the South. Most black man were rims. There was much flooding 00dlfl$ tZ5, Mi l ls Jerry of Sanford h*s. not say how many has taken u n McDonald po he has Intention of renting out the house . s8rictiftural workers. '11 black woman pw .tlainag,. An __ _ of mine was on tile 2:$j himself the almost Impossible task of or moving Into it until it is returned to NJ" 111fMad what .the Census Boma cWW pom. Metroliner ft= Now York. It arrived at tbe.n... I praltIcing In Seminole County. restoring and bringing into code the satisfactory condition. "I have spent . "domestic and personal service." Illiteracy was Beltway station at 6 p.m., about nine . property located at 701 W. Third St., a approximately six weeks just cleaning out widespread. miles from downtown Washington, only a feWT residence originally built sometime In 1892 The kick-off the house, and for Dolores I have the yard mowed on a Vickers' cainlon ode min"bebW schedule. But, about 100 yards IA t,j,4 paiffi for r"Iection to the Altamonte for one of Sanford's early men of regular basis. The structure has also been the biggest Impetus for change In the status of from that .tatlo'l, ft came to a dead Mop. Th Springs City Commission last weekend prominence, tented for termites," he said. black cans. That change-mod notably a passengers were informed that flooding ci thThe builder was George Fernald, one of was more hue a victory party. ft se "Just as the historical significance of the downward shift In status — Is detailed In "Th. tracke ahead had knocked old the eleetrIc4 Florida's larg es th th th e Leg Homes of South heldat e model of e t plumbing and downtown area is beneficial to the city of ocial arid Economic Status of the Black -, .A. , heating contractors of the late 1800s. Sanford, so are the neighborhoods and our thef%uth in Altamonte. . POPWAUM in do United States: An Hietorled Of the one built "Ile"Ingeye'smThere was good fun among the gathering Fernald's second house, dwindling supply of landmark structures," p waited. View," the Consus Bureau's latid word o how 1910, which later became Sanford's of (enda. Featured was Terry Lamond, around Mills concluded his appeal. who called Amtrak at Washington's Uniià black Americans are doing what, when. °°' By LdW POPS about the train, were told.. "SO f nobody has dog ip any invidious The Census Bureau says: "Blacks c UN Vifiohly that it was 45 minutes late, thptj Istosis Wrer otatinm for DOB,"hs ndd, 'bat we OB'S . ... r d6ur thous.e...Circ les in the aress,ei •isi -. -. ; was ;;, wriag.aad t.* bid akea4 isw. Yo (UN) 1s IM 00CB's — — mp, sad atuithm to pà& - I Nevertheless, the prolonged dual impact of the Recently om executiv, recruiters hae think BOB stands for Sons of The train finally Inched hi (with two later an the tact that It nmod t recessions and in flation continues to adversely I . 1~_. mesto r.cri ciona mcotivss for trains attached to It) at 11 p.m. five hors someti affect Income and e!nlllo,menL For iiiimii,, B_ees. War. During on N*d no effort was Made to 1~; the 1977 medium income for Wwjm (pooh U's an orpolsollon foffAsd in Bodon In IM boor - OOPGWN bmim do pod pro back the train to the sub ur ban Beltway IIII1I of figures ths road to the top Is blocked because of showed no Improvement over the 1974 lad; the composed .k._1 L1L I... ____s_ i_ i.. ...J.... ...iJ ______t.t__ t_._t_ 1..--a s.. £k.,L. at — ...*aL.. aHwi ks..s na.ata ,,.utLI h.ua a1fraiS 1 U00UIII UI W1 UWD UI II WXWWUW fISUI7 LU S £A'D WSUU i Ui Ui £111 (1.1-minicmj o one will admit It, but there may be would wind up causing undue chaos CTOIS to the WIngton Metro plsUxmn an4., rose by one-hall million from the 1974 level; arid Inheriting a top job In the company. Colginsily in the Whip to dip In d nap the frU$ and because of their lack of ability and drainage and questions of mo than a $' unempioymeat levels renaln iggii despite 1' 1g14 more or ft h has. take the credit for whatever the barworkh4 tik$fl 1 rapid transIt train to the city. training. ol ed in the request by Seminole traIc Inv v thS passengers were stranded In Improvements In mIcWVls." cioi' 1 has accomplished. deeds of members and chapters all around the ':3 Enployment Economic Development The planning and zoning commission MMrCIInSr, they watched Mitre bw'eau admits to an imdsrcoent ci coomr and now tias turns ssrisun tooieoiaowsmc., to deny recommendation of the voted Ccr'poratlon (SEEDCO)to rezone 55 acres e,or f mInutes.) Madis, and Is trying now to gut Afro-America t allY dresss,. bad He cites a ni'°d by Leon icul ll wed of rezoning. In cases where there Is y zoned land tura s of agr It has teemed an M1l4e called lbs ''il MoM and be cce*.d =,a Clevelandoswi' regarded as vehement protest from neighbors, ills not Also, when plungers asked about getting o1: Sazitord. CO ° YB The number. of in each city, ceunLr's lauding exports on family-ad walking to the neared stred and around W ens of common to see a planning and zoning A¼NvIew of the transcripts of the Sept. 5 betting '' is district, ' ,00 ° commission take the safe route and ' °May aboard. county pluming and zoning () "moo hew much federal money goes to whom, - withhold recommendation. us th to a+ misting Indicates that those opposing the ,: to all the corn. Mssawtdle, U notid the Aak awItchbo 11100116 Pella" on 1 ` 101I tM bogboor of gom The final decision on the matter will be was undw the coritroll of On Department d\j,.raW4% bear hostility to the SEEDCO stat. 1ato.. and In Leosely, It a wa boobese a -- with - rr' ,,, , fflyclientele u well as this particular request. unskilled west side residents Would have made by the Seminole Board of County b_e' Adult s&x*W programs, MaW see Itam ON 0IMOWM Md rVY11111111111911 W1010d dko has a Wor - - it 3 on its bad Commissioners on Sept. 25. The com. sgnnm director Horace Orr hefted come up at a P&Z meeting. But it did. _.L V asked iftbe reseritment over his plan FBIfor sedw eftens, legal and me" m , a e $Ammoiyw. I .0, One employer near the proposed inmissioners will decide whether there are PNQ huWar 8 alle 04 huillaee*p bb emlodan and WoMdoo0y offects 1ras dldrthidsd from the Hosing WA to develop amiD-acre Industrial park was dustrial park said he has problems finding truly technical problems with the proposal rWSi $0 face ip to the fad that isomer or liter agsc 'a.new atMe has sen ir 1.ss, r-r'w r,o. Dsvihtimed Ad, Hoodotert ad losade be 6 no as ad 40 OppWwdty clalths by opponents that there would be the labor supply on the city's west side cuinvented in orde r to permit the __ ________ ___ ___ — fosdir wads Is deingatS aiedty to his seM, you find yourself scratching your bud. based an traffic problems and drainage headaches (i.e., low Income blacks) have the development of the area. us' --t-- or ssölmw but I.o often he 1 6@1111dwboldliftwbereadall adb.head*theadiWhiteflsis$ .-A-11--i At stake Is the potential to bring into the It * park is developed we a "dodge" to capability to learn .skilled trades. He We learned km do do of ths SM6 11 bap" d dft L w leooIl, level. who would be offered an community as many as 900 new jobs. Also for opposition, suggested those coussal ('iWe. on the Famtro p Jr more base reasons Bit smors,thsdstatlad will bs Mhered JIImiy Castor lithe * 'Ifoiw lOhel bNbTr lforMal.dirIa1 iifr.m the chance 10 clear the air of ga ')(jdth, real opposItion been strictly on opportunity for a meaningful job In the at Make Is g ned !qiM Iwill give a bdlsr inleatlom dhow $5 OO the While Us. to s bilk* IdeIURSVI1IS d down Is lock ii traveled Northeast Corridor light Industry barely cloaked animosity and deal or other is willkety that the plastics plant it terIca1 poInts (Wuhingtc ri! ,'. L .. oyment potential of low-income, scheduled to move into the parit if it is built honestly with the rezoning question. . n 1; .. 98")bya Wdiillld" ad plonaw 1* adwlUgiv,lbsit, 't P ' - an"M IMP ddedthMthbudt$$0bedofla J. '(kin, v1s*-11 ci 1ii.i 9W #0 1,_SW ' A Is thise she psse so jeegrus bass he PAhIMY wUi V NS milL tIPIdiY with tblp gumite-isphag Is to turn ft back hitJ umod b= —.. &"I The. DeIKsvi1. wined nmly lii yowl age itj ___ ___ lbs ii--'- 5'i an aIu1 1, it will cod millign to make as forth sheinP1dts or of the 'i'w between bleá ait it — kiuei DOS'S t aw ahig job in 'IshS. p.sple she ass musk LII oo"ploted ft When will hines a bs - ad whils Amiris. be catashspblc t Milos d dft IM M" me elloorion iw is WA 5j' S lOW 1m famIty.ousd oprp—. S "fasuitably, Cu r: k nom thmi govirneneat types. - -. - ____ JULIAN BOND RONALD REAGAN ______ What Th*l - Nu Liii To m Saying Rail road - ____ ___ I __ a __ _ iWWWKAT X MVZW W FAR" ______ public school system at a time jj~ our democracy needs more than ever the public sense Of community that comes from a single, Integrated l system _______ lm _-~;L% &= but from the entire body of our society. Excellence In teaching and learning mist be recognized and appreciated. When there Is a poor result, there _____ —' must be awareness Widwit denweistim and there • mist be a strong effort aimed directiv at provemeni Our society Is unique In Its plural origins. We have always had a citizenry of inlaid linguistic and national stock. No other world power with a white European majority has such lars racial minorities. Blacks, Mexican- Americans and now the boat people these are the childrin educated every day as American cItIj In the - There are no untouchables In to ourUM society, no outcast children. We M devoWd dist all difidren Will have an e*W oppWialty in dw schools and later Ills Let ta never lose sight of that noble and hinelans The Sons moving here, something we have wanted to do for many years, but cirCWHSthUCI2S did not permit. I would invite our people either to write or preferably to visit the library at Mount Home. It is located on a parcel of land Businesses which, as 1 recall, w donated to the city for the purpose, but it is at the end ola dead enttstreet way out on the west side where there is nothing beyond but raw land.' This remote location has not hindered their operation, and if you visit there, you will find that it is one of the busiest places In town. how do they do it? Well, for one thing, they have many varied and interesting educational programs there, in addition to exhibits and displays which are not too large to move into and out of the Library. Dien, the local radio station gives them about a 15-minute segment once a week In a very desirable time slot as a community service. The local newspaper gives free space to help with keeping the community informed about the activities there. Kids in the schools are encouraged to make simple posters about programs and other services there. It all helps the Library, helps make people aware and helps the kids become aware of the advantages and there. contained Information Businessmen in the city gladly display the posters in shop windows, etc. People will frequent the library when they see something that draws their interest to It If the Information about new books, magazines, services, educational ac tivltles, etc. is put where it will be seen, there will be no lack of people using he facility, and that's what it's there for. I see no reason why the same could not be done here with great success, and we would find that 'Location' as such has little to do with it. It's more a matter of awareness. A good awareness program, call it advertising if you want, can be effective and still remain well within the budget. But it won't come knocking at your door, you have to put some time into it and go after It. Seek and you shall find, ask and you shall receive, knock and it shall be opened unto you. The next problem then ____ ontinue B . ,'. ., .— . ...... ____ ___ - .... - -- ______ __ ___ _ . - - - ___ ____ __ - - Please Wrfte I - - Is do. saki -uiIss • pubileatiss. Al hisses nead he ei&- With I malthsg addois aed, V pSNthIs, $ Is Letters veriftet The Iviakg Herald will nset lbs W"" of W*M *M do 11d Mo G'owIn Older ____ ___ . VIVUI. __ . JACK ANDERSON . __ No. - -. ___ 1. .: ... '1" . -: BERRY'S WORLD 1. I I " 5 :1;.,.-,.XA-'P't""'''', .-fF - - ~Ili-, a' WASHINGTON ,. - .. What disturbs esue IS,I ed UI 5tbsmIat abed thelo'ld tes'a'1ut were is g edy itj wypadhsainowith,,fttsek —a--s for ow inknom ar1- - aai.a zi.imi is bid i-'----'-' 11ha — .15_ 'csm lbs pouusce Cd Usa cr- ks ¶- itj Cd heushis n'ili fewi lbs. MS ues from the U.S. " -ip'ii. *itsd ad -iek* WCdadc * '' - 1". _ , ,_ .i!, , . - I . '- II Md The. Red - Troops In Cuba - .SALT '• " - k" -- - — — — - — -s --- — ' r' t.. 11.,,,,. 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Wa'— Chqpell House Office Ug WssgI.e, DC,, MIS 11111016 offies; MS Fodsiel lilidiag Oeth ism r10L 514.0056 . asw as as.. 0111ce BWMb& Ti'--It* ass — -s A. . S - L Senile Oils, 1111111ft 5• D.C. NUS 1 - ~ _ .-.:,%, 11,1!1 _-;-~: ,.- _ ' 16 I . . b a - * a--P.O. $ss 1K Mtiu Sprigs IMS1 -__ , a ~ . - - ". H _ S Nthii*U.L i_ii hr-'-- For your free copy ci "Inflation Fighting Idea," write to U.S. Office of Consumer Affairs, Washington D.C.l. - tSiminoI.!i Men In Government i M 61 , __* .r, ' a" W" .. • citizens. Those words are excerpted from the opening declaration by two presidential advisers in the excellent government pamphlet "Inflation Fighting Ideas." If nothing else, it's small comfort to know that our government acknowledges we do have a serious problem keeping our heads about the flood waters of the Inflation that threatens to drown us. - That's plaIn, fortlwlgl* talk about or IM1I In our society. These cithene. mey of whom we elderly and on had- econcngc M.-t,. 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Thsss low Items accued for at load 75 percent of the fanily ;asveroiy bsca*me they are lead able to I 'shift economic priorities and do not have boW for mid Americans. . jpp inliSWIitt_uib.Iim __ lbS Seddi 1. * ms w ud diso- See inhukeps*pusipds,Nuip Is& Ma __• S thrimherdr ithbadihet•inN. - • W7 5 J1 Cd II t _.r _- ___ d"W01IM06 %N ' - -- lbs S in . s474' — fl4. M1aII $0Id The kIN 0U nk "fleIIlct$sus .1 lb. Rdai..,"D _c,_, g __ ties." Isuists in Wthtlsw Is a viii g .Wtie whisk ftstes. 'as hees es. ss a med her numived bee lbs Suds is ISsly in r"g r-'-_ auat ruy SALT u. MI i5 dii 611111111, 0111111111 NWIN is prim iserd dori ad 1u id WisiWiu1 ii s,_es'owaasdM.DshVaMtabas.uI The'I_IT ,, so lbs ---- xan at ' --.--s 'UU '..a'l S bard Isdo - r.rlbs*edwilbihiskwe.sk - . — discussing conditions affecting elderly, low-Income and, I believe, middle-income "Dew Consume': "Tijaijgntho, 1 domestic problem facing us a nation and as Individual cineurnars. ft requires each ci us to make .Mraeffodjodtodayeven -llNttO ii' - Problemis Inflation 1 - 11111111111111 n LeWS - 5 Is Jshe Vegi, 17th DIuldit isis N. r--*- Ave., Cuss 00551 IlL *701000 - - , eue S Ilebard Kelly Ill C. Item. Office Bildiug Wnieite,D.0 15611 056*0000 .- 1kM -- C_Snei MU P Phess; (IN) 511*170 1500 $tile lad 4106 Ills Laiguacd, mild. MU (IN) 534.1051 * N I - * will not be location, but expansion, and * that's a sign of good health. We can have growth, or we can have atrophy. But It's up to US. Richa rd E. Miller Sanford 'Hard To Believe!' u ' 'We Need Help' We want to thank Floridians who have already responded so generously ' to CARE's urgent plea for assistance for hurricane victims In the Dominican Republic, and to appeal to all others for I: help. Our CARE staff In the Dominican Republic has worked around the clock to deliver two million pounds of emergency food and supplies to over 363,000 homeless and hungry people. Our CARE-MEDICO staff which Is normally stationed at the hospital in 2 Santo Domingo Is now assisting the Ill and injured In the hard-hit city of San Cristobal. CARE has rushed equipment to clear up the streets of rubble and for farmers ',to clear their land for planting. We are sending thousands of sheets of roofing ; material for 25,000 Dominicans to use to build houses. CARE supplied 11 emergency generators for Santo Domingo, distributed water purifica. tion tablets along with the emergency food; and will help to replace many of the 900 schools destroyed. CARE was also a victim of the hurricane. Three million pounds of i'io food stored in the Dominican ) Republic for a school feeding program were lost during the hurricane. That food has to be replaced after the Initial nine million pounds of food we'll be h delivering to survivors within the next (I two weeks Is distributed. We need your . help. This has been a As a Retired Naval Officer I flOW question Law and Justice. On Aug. 30 in the process of protecting my Investment, I repossessed one of my leased cars due to delinquency. My customer, in anger, reported to the Altamonte Springs Police that I had not only taken his car, but had tried to run him down with his car. I was arrested and charged without an opportunity to prove ownership of the vehicle or relate details of the repossession That same afternoon, the customer admitted to the police that he made the accusations In a moment of anger and the charges were dropped In the meantime, humiliation, defamation and degradation remain. 11% the process of protecting my Interest and Investment I am treated like a criminal WHAT -AND - WHERE LStJUSTICE. ...... . -, W. Elliott Moore, USN.(Rdised). " 'miàimciat' 'tsáir - .81 Sanford Where's Justice? ' - * Altamonte Springs We, the staff of Seminole County Blood Bank, wish to extend our warinest appreciation for the response citizens gave during our Labor Day Blood Drive. Thanks to them and their caring, we were able to meet the caring, for the Labor Day Weekend. A total of 89 donors came in during the week We hope they will continue to support us and the need we have for blood. Once a thanks for the support and donations. Staff Seminole County Blood Bank the survivors In the Dominican Republic may send their checks to CARE Dominican Republic Disaster Fund, 145 Madeira Avenue, Coral Gables, Florida 33134. Thank you. Glenda W. Nelson - CARE Florida Director 'Inaccurate' Columnist Jack Anderson's recent attack on Congressman George HanR.-Idaho, was highly inaccurate and most unfair. Anderson tried to equate Hansen with Sanford ' to aiiM th tmnex- pected crises such as In Nicaragua, Uganda and for the "boat people" In addition to CARE's aid programs In 35 other developing nations. We need to raise $2,000,000 quickly to be able to continue to help In the Dominican Republic. Floridians wishing to assist Blood Bank Thanks 'Returned' Money oney (bites Diggs, the congressman who It is easy to see why Seminole County is so "POOR"; 50 percent of federal money sent here Is returned, unused. Through just one phone call, I found many areas where this money could be well spent. One example is transportation. Everyone Is aware of energy and the public transit route is not fl of.. fective. At the north end of the county, ttie transit system ends at Sanford Plaza. At the south end, stops at 1712 and 438, coming no further north. With most Industry, shopping, jobs etc., at the south end of Seminole County and in ' has been convicted of pocketing thousands of dollars In kickbacks from his Mail is patently absurd. The charges against Hansen, five years ago, were two misdemeanors relatedto the reporting of campaign contribution reports. These were strictly technical violations of the type that are almost the rule In political campaigns. The judge in the cue said there was nothing "evil or felonious" about the way Hansen had handled his campaign funds. He noted that there was no indication that any of the funds Orange County, this route leaves the transit dependent people at the p4J1 end virtually isolated. Moreover, this had gone Into Hansen's own pocket. The judge had some difficulty ustransit route seriously excludesderstanding why the government had chosen to prosecute Hansen on these Seminole Community College, which petty charges. What he didn't know, serves time whole CoifliflUflitY. evidently, was that Congressman Because the college does serve WaYZIHays, who was then a power ln cmmunity, educational, thus finanhad put pressure on the the Caigress, opportunities for many Seminole Justice Department to get Hammen, a County residents are ended. publ an. Re ic At the expense of the county In a letter dated Jan. 10, 1971, the residents, how do our Seminole County acting attorney-general Informed Hays Officials consciously decide to return _________ t ensiv the that after in e InveeigMion, these federal dollars? ag they might preescats Ilaitiun Unda M. Goddard on was "one or two i 1 d'm.siors" In Casselberry - I ___ __ What is coming up next? It would be so refreshing to hear of something constructive going on Instead of 'At Great Expense' something destructive on the agenda here In Seminole County. First the Hospital and now the UbC. $5,100 of taxpayers' money given to Performing Arts just because they ask for it, when all the time through the Years they have been receiving It free. sewer to unincorporated areas In Seminole County. Two utilities, the Southern States and Utilities of Florida are collecting a tax fee of three and 005 hall pot raid of billing from ciutomers and placing this in escrow, awaiting court decisions tha What an ailithie move made by the Seminole Courtly School Board. Honestly, it's hard to believe'! It's an Insult to the Intellegence of the tax. In Seminole County. The moving of the Hospital and the LAbrary Is unheard of. We are appalled to think that our Courtly Im10051'S don't have more Important issue, to solve, rather than spending their 'time Listening to a few do-gooders with their * There are 20 privately-owned utilities Seminole County furnishing water have gone through legal proceeding to the fourth court of appeal. This is now being refiled by the Public Service pip,inj at great expense to the ci Seminole Cowdy MI the Mate of Florida. utility,Sanlarido Utilities Inc., has collected this taxies and paid to Seminole County the sum of $111,1111110.00 for the year in. The other 17 dilitles have not paid _& rv,E_ utilities. A work session is to be held during the first week In October In which the county commission will review this situation. If this (ax-fee had been paid by all utilities during the past 22 months, It would have taken care of the recent need to raise fire district tax, and the needed Income for the trash disposal. I would suggest to our county cornmissioners that more emphasis Is placed on the business at hand. Fred J. Harris Sr. - Taking Sa'fe A p plr-"'; oac h *0? — k I, anything into the county. Records do not show that this tax-fee has been collected from the customers of these 17 bright ideas of how and why everything should be moved out of Sanford; with no concern at all about burdens , heavy burdens, put on the taxpayers in this county. Why should the Library be abandoned? A beautiful and sturdy building - It could certainly be renovated If more room is needed. Why should we pay thousands for rent when we get It for one dollar a year? Gosh! It all sounds crazy!! The Hospital has been renovated to the tune of thousands just recently and still all you can hear is move It move it! How can the Hospital become so inadequate in so short a time after renovation?Just another insult to our intelligence!! It's the only time In our lives that two and two don't make four. When and where will this vicious circle end? Surely the elected officials that we the people put in office will not take this lightly, Lastly, we do believe in progress, but certainly not through destruction and waste "A willful waste makes a woeful want and we are concerned about this county." A.C. and Dorothy McReynolds Library Alternatives BUSINESS WORLD state Initiative petition now being circulated in California, IsnoInetantsolut1onejthes'.AndjtcogJ be a disaster, fragmenting and weakening the — Yanks, from way back. Mor Aimotte told of recu*Iy ratarning from _ , the schools that Will be improved MeWy by cutting Jut led week, I went an a Shopping spree clutching a lengthy list in hand. The 11* included a potpourri of Items from cosmetics to immeonables. Itoldtheialesderkthetypefte!nIwasloOMngforsflerinoUcedltwunotofldlsplaY. She scanned my almost skinny frame — looking me and down — then down and up. I CNN almost hear her laughing out loud. In a "veddy" British accent she asked me how much I weighed. 64Whit's that got to-do with It? I weigh 110," 1 drawled Impatiently. She finally advised me that the department stores "down here" don't carry that Item — that I woáld have to to to a specialty Shop or have one special lm1gl*m, thitafl the women veSoathern bred and wed ac* I- and I'm married tea what to a °w of woman talk about at a gathering of this nature? Probably the same thing they would talk aboat at any gathering — children, men, lames of the day, social gatherings and many In American Way _ other sobjects. Ahi This is the season — the season for hurricanes, foctbsil and the social season for Milady. Falltsjd the corner, but the only hint, ao fat o(w a giant puff of wind crested by Hurricane David. Anyhow, the club season has begun, local ladles are sporting fancy new threads and the word Is "all go. to The summer has passed and I'm Just as glad. I missed all the co dnelon of the goinge-on In the community. From where I sIt, It was a dull, blab summer — aorta ly4lke. A few days ago Ihad Imdi with several friends. Seated around the table were Mmatt. Wing, Gladys Wray, Nellie Colenan, Jerri Kirk and Dorothy a_•.___ _,a_ (U$P1 1S.flI) v----.- ____ tnibution reports. And yet Jack Anderson says In his column that Hmn was "originally charged with multiple felonies." Even though this was selective prosecution at its worst, Hum pled guilty to the.. tecimical violations and was fined $2,005. M'krson next hugs but the fact that Rip. Hansen has beet Mopped twice for spej&jg, Knowing that this charge would om impress anyone, he alleges that Hansen - "triad to claim congressional immunity" on these occasions. However, as Anderson hinmesli mmlii, allHHimum son did was tell the officers that he was on his way to meetings and was runnlr'g lute. Reid levine, Qialiman ACCWY in Media Tn 14th St N.W. Wg'ou, DC. ___ an * S ZA �I , j SPORTS #A-Evening Herald, Sanford Fl. Meyers, Haas Key 15-14 Victory I I 1 ' - - -S. - .- _,___- - .- S • - - -• .-- - .. . -S. - - ½ - / -. J• '''" - c JMI t . ... Protes t Orioles Facility - - . - Herald Phates by Tern 4Ø5a Lyman's Callan ( 35) corners Robert Carollo after Pats short gainer Darlington Named Home ry For Car Hall . Who 's No. 93? - - . - -- 4 j . Elthelberver In Wad - .- - L ions Roar 8w6. _________ L' •• " ':- Handicapped Support - 4t a • - wniali . Falcons Vie Vs. Broncos 1• #1'; -• I Singleton, Silt and Baylor, Cal Angeles Dodgers. cago at Philadelphia 31. w York at Pittsburgh "Everyone says we're going Batted ,, cinnati at Los Angeles Natiesal League Winfield, to fold," said Virdon, "but It ants it San Diego SD 107; Kingman, Chi 106; ston W San Francisco Schmidt, Phil 102; Hernandez, hasn't happened yet. We're gettIng contributions from all By United Press International at Green Bay, Philadelphia at St.L 91; Garvey, LA 96. American League American League Baylor, our players. Vern Ruble is a out After two come-from-behind New Orleans, Detroit at the IV i. Pd. Go Cal 133; RICO, Bee 111: Lynn, good example." BALTIMORE (UP!) A willing to make any modifica- playoffs because their ticket road victories, the "Frantic New York Jets, Baltimore at Dos 113; Singleton, Bait and , Ruble, 24, who allowed only Falcons" return to Atlanta Cleveland, Oakland at Seattle, group supporting the rights of tions in seating arrangements- plan had already been submitThomas, Mil 10$. luke $5 62 .571 12 51.1.. laws 11 63 .363 14½ three runners to reach second Stadium Sunday to showcase New England at Cincinnati, handicapped baseball fans says for the playoffs. The Oiiules, in ted to the American League N0" 14 York 7964 .532 16 Mofino, base and struck out two while rookie r unning back W illiam Kansas City at Houston, Miami It will go to court to block the first place in the American office. iit is 6$ .334 15½ Pitt 61; North, SF 31, Lopes, Scott, walking one, has been on the Andrews against the defense- at Minnesota, Buffalo at Baltimore Orioles from hosting League East, will host playoff But he said AL President Lee iInd 74 72 .301 22½ LA 0; Tavmas, NY 39; .322 St.L 36. disabled lid for three mouths oriented Denver Broncos. ito 47 99 19½ jj American League playoff games Oct. 3-4 If they win the McPhail was contacted and he Diego, Pittsburgh at American League Wilson, West said the filing of the plan does The Falcons, who ranked 27th and San Francisco at Los games in Memorial Stadium division pennant. Go KC 10; LeFiore, Dot 69; Cruz, with a back injury, and lSSt won L because the club has refused to Sea 43; Wills, Tex 36; Bumbry, April 1& not prohibit the team from in the NFL in rushing last Angeles. $1 66 .531 Bait 33 Ruble said, "I didn't have a season, tabbed Andrews in the Parks Commissioner Douglas accommodating the handicapcity 77 70 .334 4 The New York Giants visit provide adequate seating for Pitching Victories 73 72 .310 6 lot of pressure on me because third round of the recent college Washington in Monday night's wheelchair-bound spectators. Tawney agreed last week to the pod. And, Farfel said, the National League as 74 14 .500 7½ Nlekro, we scored our runs early. That draft and the 6-foot, 200- game. proposed seating changes -at hlcago 43 13 .432 17½ 1400 11.10; Ni.kro, All Il-it; 6216 .419 19½ Reuschel, Chi 17.10; Richard, gave me confidence. I'm lucky pounder has paid instant Phillip Farfel, a spokesman the loss of 140 regular seats - Orioles have refused to meet kland 5296.3.51 29½ Hou 16.12; Sutcliffe, LA 15.9; to even be pitching this for Disabled in Action, said but said the changes would with his group to discuss the Lee, MD 15-10; Carlton, Phil IS. season." Friday's Results Friday the "iMent of the suit is have to be approved by both the latest round In the handicapped In the Falcons' victories over DItroIt at N.Y., ppd., rain American League Flana. to seek an injunction against Orioles and the Baltimore controversy. Balti more Boston 3 Dodgers' rookie Rick Sut- New Orleans and Philadelphia gin. BaIt 22.7; John, NY III: cliffe held Cincinnati hitless Andrews became only the fifth Toronto 4, Cleveland 3 the playoff series unless hand- Colts, the football team that "So the bottom line Is we will Koosman, Minn iS 43: Guidry, throngh813innInsa California I, Milwaukee 7 the stadium with the be icapped persons are accomshares filing legal action to get the NY 17.7, Eckeriley, Dos 16.10. nd setUed running back In league histo Oakland 5, Chicago 3 for a three-hitter. George t Orioles, las'nsd Run Average moclated." handicapped accomodatlons for city Seattle 7, Kansas s rush for over 100 yards in his (bawd en in Ienias,s pitched) Foster singled to left-center Farfel said the Orioles the playoffs," Farfel said. "It Texas 3, Minnesota 3 He said the city parks and first two games. He has Natiesal League DARLINGTON, S.C. (UPI) T.day's Games Hume, with one out in the seventh to amassed 302 yards and trails maintain they could not make will probably be an Injunction recreations commissioner told Cm 2.509, RogerS, MtI 2.113; The National Motorsports (All Times EDT) Cleveland (Spillnor 8-4) 0 Richard, Hou 2.94; Schatteder, shatter Sutcliffe's no-hit bid. three-time NFC rushing cNun- press Association announced the group the Orioles were not the changes In time for the against the playoffs." 2.96, Hooton, LA 2.17. The rlghthander walked four plan pronto (Moore 3.6), 1:30 p.m. MNAmerican League Guidry, and struck out one to raise his y$n$Walter Payton by five Saturday Its Stock Car Hall of Detroit (Owls 3.1 and Wilcox for the NFL lead. NY *96: ______ Fame will be built at New York (JaIwl, 11*. NY 3.1$:SOIl John, SUN, MON., TVU., WED. p.7) op Qtt*!II SANV010 0kw! P3S Ps$ Wit. 12 I 3.: lcksn1.y, record to 154 in pltdiig his The Broncos' defame, hew.. DFIIntOIS Raceway, the alto of qd Hs 4I),i p.m. ass ).; Cs4I, Nil Lii. first complete pm. Loser BM Oakland (*lngrnan SMW en ,t.*I5SU5•,MT.DSAMSDKI5$%Mj515541suN.il ver, has not allowed a touch- the first major league stock car Strikesots hlcago (Trout II), 2:15 p.m. Bosthain, 84, went seven in- down in its first two games tlisal Naague Le Richard, and race, the Southern 500 in 1950. Boilon (Renko 9.1) . Ba l. giving up one run on five will be geared to prevent more (D. Martinez 13.13), 7:30 Hou 363; Nlekro, All 156; hits. The hail will occupy the Joe Canton, Phil 112; Blylevon, Pitt Andrews from becoming the Weatherly Museum near the 155; Sutton, LA and Perry, SD Cincinnati Manager John first NFL rookie to turn the 100CalifornIa (Ryan 15-11) THE 8/ING PLACE track's fourth turn, and the Illwaukue (No.5 10-9), 5:30 McNamara said,"Sutcliffe just yard trick in his first three building will be renamed American Lsgee Ryan, as the rn. Seattle (Parrott 13.10) at Cal 192; Guidry, NV 1521 pitched a hdlluva game. The "NMPA Stock Car Hall of anus City (Spllttorff 13.16), Flanagan, Bait IlQi Jenkins, pennant race is still a day4oday NT. N N DAILY 4s SUN. 1 "He Is a great athlete," said Weather I y Fame-Joe Koosman, Ten 132; Minn 143. 13 p.m. thing. We feel we have as good a Atlanta Coach Leeman BenSavu Museum." Minnesota (Zahn 11.6) at Natliiial League Sufter, chance as anybody w nett, whose club is off to ilias (Alexander 46), 5:36 Oil its best Barney Wallace, president of 35; Tekulve, Pitt 27; season close. Ott. m start ever. "But you can also Darlington Raceway, said he is Garber, All 23, Sambito, IIou . susay's sames In other games, Chicago -:= he has had some excellent proud the association chose to 19 Lavelle, SF 1$. Seattle at Kansas City 0 Philadelphia , 24, in 10 blanked Americas League Mar. coachIng. He's got a solid put hail at the track. Oakland it Chicago its _____ I shill, Minn 30; Kern. Ten 26, liiilngs and Atlanta defeated foundation that has enabled California at Mllwaukn "We'll do everything In our 5tauuhi01 Bait 91 MOflgi, San Diego, 10.7. The MontrealCleveland at Toronto to adjust to any sy ll em power to pit the Stock Car Ha st Clay and Lopez, Des ii• Sullen now" t BaftImore Louis doubleheader was very quickly." of Fame on the same level as Detroit at New York rained WAand will be made up Denver will start quar- other halls of fame." Minn at Texas, night today. terback Norris Weese, who was The museum currently has In the American Leagues it Ineffective in last Thursday's 9,000 square feet of floor space was Toronto 4, Cleveland 3; 134 logo to the Los Angeles and houses the largest collecORLANDO-SIMIN0LI ' lewball PIIDAYNIHT Baltimore 5, Boston 3;Tezss5, PI tlonof dock car racing cars in SInS as Wee,., who w Ian Francisco Signed interim PI,it Same ____ aMinnesota 3; ( 1ard8, (i1 anagar Do" Bristol to a two-year 1 JosOla pii by Craig Morton, will the world. ZateAmore 140 5-40 go 3 SSMtlO 7, Kansas City 5 be looking for dangerous wide A committee comprised of Rica.Urquldl Ill and California S Milwaukee 7. receIver Rick Upchirth, who Wallace; Benny Phillips, sports Q(14)M41;P(14)I$40,T(14 The New York-Detroit leads "THE SEASON WINTER FIBERGLASS BELTED editor of the High Point, N.C., 4) sees. was rined out. Same y receptions. The Broncos, Enterprise; and Art HammerAND SUMMER TREAD DESIGN I 'it .I.T. WHITEWALLS I111moflBI1VIS - 1111 6A #A C12' FNINNI who have allowed Jut l3points, drain, advertising manager of $35 Nt 5665 PiT is 2*01 ' . 3CalvIn.Aftv 1140410 a s.c. 411$ Jerry Martin cracked a two- have scored only 19, fewest in Union Oil Co. of California, will ciii. 515114 lt$l M71z13 flU 471*13 1i 7Nsgul.uiela run homer with two aid hi the the NFL O(3.4)44.N,P(43) have toapprove any changes or iii. ui. iii . iii militia 1) N6.Is. 1h to give the Cubs the vic In other games, Chicago additlonitothe building and the ,mi.. ii 3Lt$ i iij 68.611149 1 691 - '49 - - w Rises 4 , Fold'ieng 7-0 was missed. The Patriots retaliated on the k .,.. next charge. Going mostly in the air, Tony Constantine connected with Time Burke to ' 'I • '-' .. .. bring the ball to the Lyman . From' there, Constantine •• .••.*• 't• • • connected again with Robert ........... .• . - -.. - . 1 Carob to make the score 63, • and the extra point was missed. • • Jeff Meyers heads for winning touchdown Meyers, the Lyman quar . ..• -terback, apparently became motivated when Brantley took : the lead. On the following charge Meyers kept the ball and ran. With three carries, Meyers made the score 94, the kick being blocked. Lyman • scored within three minutes of V the previous Brantley touchdown. The next Brantley charge u highlighted by the throwing talents of Constantine. He DAYTONA BEACH - Baby, coinected four times gift t r m • Brantley four first downs. Gerrity greets Meyers And it did, m,..ii u ,, ,, was .&eI_ .a ,s t1I - a pses n en zone chagrin of Lake Howell nOWvu , ui ,ti* that br Brai*hv School's football team. the Lyman eight-yard line. ft Hawks With 7 seconds left In the half, set on playing an e*sive Burke caught the TD pus and game, a extra points. The sizzled the fuse and aldoo remained, 10, ftutley leading Spruce Clreek to post a 144 at the half. triumph. •.... t*ck after the half w While Lake Howell's offem both team were putting the was stalled in the 'strength in their defenses. Daytonals the Hawk dolum c6ritinued to drives comporeill to Lyman's ilir exciting Wile", • :. four, in the third quarter. That '. up with seven urn. seemed tob. the dotermlnlng recoveries. • fsctorashethtewiruggIed Infadftwasthedj,h ,. to break - t others defew. aetibothscoresforiwwwu.s recovered fumble deep u. . quarter, Anthony Brooks sprIce QV* twrMlry P". In the Brantley ST. CLOUD Tro RiaeU Conway a chanc, to _____ m. That laid the Kessinger 5flu Marvin ___ boot in a 34-yard R-1 dwy which Meyers chaos McClrnnon didn't let the rain 34 itowi advantage wi to walk. FoIlowlstg Brooks rig, atop than Friday night, and stood up Will Meyers kept the ball gain lotOviedoHigh s' football quarter a pair . the lisbdn. Within the first benefitted to the fullest extent domof ni$0g, the toiith quarter, In an 34 tr1wnth over St Cloud. of Marvin ___ did ,1 scored the final TD. Kwlnger hit Mike Scott with In the nsa, the a 12-yard scoring pass in the orA slid f1i. were rocking opening lima quarter and McUeincn ran it over for the scare In the I.mqiaaflarwhs Jim Belay Mood in cist,r. field twopoint contenion CAN" Pub down C,odI Cbeft Nor hrdw throo _____________________________ awrovaded by his players Few fans realized how tIng. as tgocrs waiting for the crowd to portent the two-pointer by 1 am 90*41111 Pot by 9" whkh nW ids do ad sms .2m. s'-Iui kw aQ L Cm lo d wut a bt,: ftn& nw hm u ma ta too * moat*P ' w i'" pus mom Curtis pavi to HOwell'. Ckorlá $s.aiers alt Flrstraesd co4isr Cuar GRAND BLANC, hitch. Jim Co with 0 lecoodaWl • wIth 211 i to play Burns and (UPI) - Dave Ikt3Ii. a Suiudo. 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As tros Not By BARRY DILLON There was nothing left for Lake Brantley after the Herald Correspondent game but to hop a bus for the short haul back to 1'd rather be lucky than good," said Lyman High Forest City. football coach Bill Scott following a stirring 15-14 Lyman's celebrating went on for a while. Quite a upset over Lake Brantley Friday night before a while. packed house estimated at 4,000. The Greyhound locker room was sheer bedlam. Scott got his wish in this one, because the Jon Haas and Jeff Meyers were among the hapGreyhounds were lucky. But Lyman was also a piest, and rightfully so, because they did the scoring. good, solid competitive team that made its own Scott was cheerful, but still philosophical in breaks, saying, 'it wastruly an Inspirational game. Toe to "They hadn't beaten us in two years, and this one toe, and it didn't stop. A rivalry, if kept in the right meant a whole lot," said losing coach Jim Raley. "It perspective, is the greatest thing for football. makes me wonder if the Good Lord is on our side. I feel good for the kids. The rain didn't let up "They earned It. I guess they wanted It more than just like the action. The rain actually favored us, us." because we are not a throwing ball club." lithe final analysis, It was a 34-yard field goal by Haas after Robert Reich stripped the opening kickoff from Scott Jackson, plus a pair of five and nine-yard runs by Meyers for touchdowns which spelled 15 points for Lyman. Brantley won the toss, but It became a disadvantage. On the kickoff return, Reich stripped the ball loose from Scott t Jackson at the Pats 23-yard L ingleton Sunday, Sept. 16,1979-YA ff., Pr /Z A 5;/x Wally* r1115 9OIf 'E? P//7 /V '5VPI 7& 6W iV/ti/i(1q WITh1 /1/41 ZV/5 44 A1 01 4 71W 0/yIYOWIF ay oa' CWñc 79i' /V/2' I25T• go/ £XPéR/e#c 7-2. hqo / iii ?' Y' 1A1tM1R, contract through 1111111. Soccer Pittsburgh (MISt.) - Signed mldfi,ldAdrian Webster. Ia s.baII Hockey -St. Louis - Signed center Perry By United Press In Turnbull. National League ternational Boston Red Sox, 5-3, to extend the game at 2-2 with his homer In 10 innings; Atlanta 10, San East Women's iask.Thall Ken Singleton claims he their lead to a dozen games In In the third inning. "You guys Diego 7; Los Angeles 2, Cmw i. Pct. oa St. Carol Louis - Signed free-agent doesn't go out each evening to the American League East. (sportswriters) take care of cinnati 0 and Houston 2, San ritrisi guard Almond of Appalachian win MVP votes - he just tries And Singleton collected his 10th that (the MVP voting). I don't Francisco 0. St. Louis at State. Ibrgh Louis 76 66.535 10 Houston - Placed Doily Motley to help the Baltimore Orioles game-winning RBI, hit his 34th go out to win votes - just Montreal was rained out. icago .510 13½ and Leanne Waddell on waIvers, keep winning, home nine knocked in season bailgames." Blue Jays 4, Indians 3: IS 74 12 407 11 But Friday night the 32-yearruns No. 101, 107 and 101, and With the score still tied, 2-2, In u York Rick Cerone hit a two-run 5$ U .353 31½ West old outfielder turned in another raised his batting average to the fifth, Rick Dempsey triple and Dave Stieb scattered W L pet, o Leaders MVP vote-getting per- .301. reached first on a fielder's 10 hits to pace the Blue Jays. Ci $3 64 .363 forinance. "I just go out and play the choice and Al Bumbry and Kiko A's 8, White Sox 3: on 12 64 .562 ½ Batting Arig The Orioles defeated the game," said Singleton, who tied Garcia singled to load the 71 76 .43 12 (based on 425 at bets) Pinch-hitter Wayne Gross Fran 64 $4 .132 19½ National League bases. Singleton followed with a crashed a grand slam to cap a Diego 6316 .419 21½ DAD H Pd. two-run single to make the six-run eighth and rookie Brian a N 1$ .397 24½ Hrnndz, St.L 142 352 191 .3-64 Friday's Re'lts score 4-2. Eddie Murray then Kingman tossed an eight-hitter Rose, Phil 141 362 112.324 - at MtI, 2. ppd.. rain Tmpltn, St.L 136597 193 .323 doubled to send Garcia home to A's. ago 2. PhIla 0, 10 Inns. KnIght, Cm 1364tS137.315 with the fifth and final Oriole Mariners 7, Royals 5: nSa 10, San Diego 7 Hornef, Ali 101 429 133 .313 run. Angola 2, Cincinnati 0 MazzIllI, NY Leon Roberts knocked in five 140525165.314 ston 7, San Francisco 0 Parrish, Mtl 133464 116.312 In other AL games, Toronto runs with a grand slam and a Tedey's Games Garvey, LA 147 399 116.311 edged Cleveland, 4-3, Oakland double and Willie Horton (All Times EDT) Mtthews, All 145 SIt 112 .309 defeated Chicago, 8-3, Seattle knocked in two runs with a pair cage (McGiothen 11.12) at Wlnfleld. SD 146319166,302 delphla (Espinosa 14-11), topped Kansas City, 75, Texas of singles to power the American League , p.m. GAB N Pd. downed Minnesota, 5-3, Cali- Mariners. York (Kobel 6$) at Lynn, Sos 13343163 .337 fornla nipped Milwaukee, 8-7, Rangers 5, Thins 3: burgh (Bibby 10.4), 2:13 Doming, Cl 134 464 153.m By United Press International hits, including a pair homer and Detroit at New York was Rice, so of 143562 195.329 Mickey Rivers collected five $ton (Williams 43) at Sin Brett, KC 1444sl 1".3v The Houston Adros refuses to and a run-scoring triple that rained out. hits, including two solo homers deco (Knepper 9.11), 405 Oliver, Tex 124430117.321 fold and that comes as no sparked atbree-run seventh for In the National League, it to power the Rangers. Leicano, Mil 12$ 413 145.3v was: Chicago 2, Philadelphia 0, Angels 8, Brewers 7: Louis (MartInez 13.7 and Bothte, 5.. 131W 163.321 surprise to any of the Adros, Atlanta. lom IS) at Montreal Kemp, Dot 131 471 132 .311 especially Manager Bill Virdon. Rod Carew's sacrifice fly itzedsr 10-4 and May 9.2), Molitor, Mil In $30 161 317 Houston, behind a four-hitter scored Bobby Grich with the U P.M. Lemon, Chi 133 509 159:312 by Vern Ruble, blanked the San nsa (Matula winning run in the ninth to give 1.9) at San Name _____ I tlithilbergir 0-0), 10 Natiesal League Kingman, Francisco Giants, 7.0, Friday California Its victory. Chi 15; Schmidt, Phil 42; night, to move within a halfclnnati (Norman 11.11) at Winfield, SD 30; Lopes, LA and game of the Western DivisionAngeles (Mamas 0.0). 10:30 Stargel$, Pitt 2$. American League Thomas, leading Cincinnati Reds, who Sunday's Games Mil 10, Lynn and Rice, Boo 37; dropped a2-O decision tothe Los Louis at Montreal, 2 alor League Sunday, Sept. 16, 979 Lyman used the rushing talents of Audle Cleveland in four approach runs, giving Lyman a first down on the Brantley 15. Four plays later Lyman settled for a three-point field goal made by Haas. Brantley had trouble holding onto the ball again in the first quarter, losing possession again with a fumble, recovery made by Kevin Schroeder of Lyman. Again with good field possession, Lyman charged to the Hirsaft Wyard,Une. The ____ B*Ids . S Look Who's 2 'O: Lyman Upsets Brantley -. Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. Leads Orioles To 5 -3 Win . -. • Whey., If is . No. • 1 - - v% - aninvoirZinn Beck - - By JIM HAYNES Herald Sports Editor f - - ___ The wooden rocker stays at . Sanford Memorial Stadium, and :-anyone who stops by the office can't help but notice the "93" painted on the headrest. -. "Who is No. 93?," a stranger . . , ' • . asked recently. "No. 93 is No. 1 - Zinn Beck," answered Wes Rinker, the keeper of baseball legends at the stadium. The rocking chafrwas agift Beckon his 90th birthday, but Zinn said, 'I'm not ready for this ... not yet," and decided to leave the chair I at the stadium offjce. I Come Sept. 30, a little painting Is In order, because Sanford's grand old man of baseball will turn 94 on '1 f that day. . Beck is truly the most amazing personality in baseball, if only .. because of his longevity. How did he get this far? "Clean living," he deadpans. Beck played In the major leagues -' for the St. Louis Cardinals 1913 . . • • through 1916, and later joined the - - •' New York Yankee, In 1918. If the kids have a time , figuring out how long a this was, c • . • justtellthemjt Was ai j 4 Babe Ruth joined the New York .. f' -.12 Yankees. And If they haven't heard . of the Babe, well .... they know nothngofsnaofbfl Me 40M. Ian. 1,000.carat o14. Züii's career as a player was not early-tob,d phIIiiIiy. Hi guts up kong, but he has certainly made a at$a.m. has tnskfa* and hssde! lifeIhne equalled only by the las.. down toths sidewalk bench,. on.$' mortal Connie Mack, who stint F1rst8treMwh,,,h, three-quarters of a century in toss oVer a few of the world's organized baseball. This marks pro.mo,. SV .og a few If.ii ZlIm's 73rdyesrjflba,,jjft,11 care list.. been - a scout for * tgj,s •. BlURo.ch . years, the last wlth th Mii.sql* -. Al Rho -s sow Twins. . . -- aseniben of s ' ZIim has sigued cosalsss players- wIcb ho msst over the. years, bid the most faiem. using es lbs iw beach. vu undoubtedly Lw_(GooN)I liNd th bdeu Goslin, a member of baseball's silt. Pk,' ajd Simk -i j 41011511 HAD of Fame. - : or Sick has lived In Seoford for the kind of Lham"Ma as hid Thea We 04 room thm 6" JM ON 4 rindid S.- --S _ " • - - S - • - - .5 __ - Jai Alai rransacflons • .- - - Tailed O"W MEMPHIS, Team. (UPI) Mcw, tidied with the ,IuolapridaglyuqWill ,u'GilDsrmeVIIu,pr.etid Id stiles will win all vs 1s Ci $tII mMc'ee a1id Ampuihia. "re. aid it before (" the _ 12.10 III 4.50 I lchane.Aif ii * NSgUI.CaWS 3.10 310 7 A1avaalal. iss S($1)*7.$,T(144)I&* _ . 'UI UI i.10 1 J..IIIle 405U1.5.ARU 4.05 3.50 6$oblns-Amsre $40 1I4)$40gP414171.1111;T1146)403.1St DO (1.1) 111.11 PilliSiNt 7 Iralloria lIsMes 2340 945 145 140 440 410 S($.7)4411;P(14)$.S.*aT(74 uth American tons ais),"INagvI.Oyarl u.s a" isa ' tory. travels to Dallas, Tamp. 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V4 mei66 usmw aroisus. a,v.sewv..s,ssp ___ ' 51 ou'w WTh �Sunday, Se pt. i, im $A-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. 1'T 100000 I Making Of A Great U.S. Flag The IIL Wwti4' the rnlie was Edith's replica is now - National Flag displayed- at-,the opening game displayed in the cii the major league baseball House at 544 E. Pratt St., in Baltimore, it the Baltimore, wiginal eo 5, July But on was carried onto the field by Fort policem en , and at a Maryland 1975, It was flown over race track, where It was Mdllenry with President and carried by members of the Mrs. Gerald Ford present for National Guard. On both oc the ceremony. caslons Mrs. Harrison was This experience meant so much to me, because I'm an such "The replica was not basically ,Ame ricanism said person," , originally made to fly from a pole, but It was discovered that Mrs. Harrison. "I've been no provision had been made to Americanism chairman for display ft in the Maryland American Legion Ausiliary pavilion, so we had to assemble Unit 53 in Sanford for the past three years." In the flag so it would be strong Mrs Harrison has a ser enough to support halyards book full of memorabilia about with which,,to raise the flag on both "h.-" ' d the original the pole, Mrs. Harrison . SJ)5 er, an a as ma collection Finally the big day arrived the assembling of the replica. for the flag to be raised at the She will speak and show slides World's Fair, appropriately Tuesday for the Sanford Senior Flag Day, June 14, 1964. Citizens Club at 1 p.m. at the nford Civic Center. The "President Harry S. Truman Sa1.11 I w invited utvncu £w attend. gaveatalkandastheflagwent ç, the tears came down my face," she atimitted. DAYTONA BEACH Maryland Governor F. 'as' Millard Tawea presented Mrs. Harrison with a citation for her MRIMSM part In making the flag possible. Fair By JANE CAS8ELBERRY Herald Staff Writer .r1. Compared to Edith Harrison Drive, Sanford, Of W i' Betsy Ross was a piker. Edith and her husband, John, may be known in Sanford goodwill ambassadors and •.. g f official Gelgeoics,in*t*ck in Maryland site Is famous for her flag-making. ... . For Mrs. Harrison was In charge of making the worlds 'r largest flag completely handWOVfl and hand-sewn, a foot by42 foot replica of the original /. Star Spangled Banner that over Fort McHenry during . . the War of 1812. a It was Oi woman named Mary Picker,• . 4 •. sgIll - with the help of her .. daughter and slaves Inspired Francis Scott Key to ' .. write the National Anthem. .•.• .4 fli.at flag Is displayed at Smithsonian Institution in . Washington, D.C. . InFebniary, 1964, when Mrs. Harrison was president of the , -, .', ... American Legion Auxiliary 4Pf .• . .4 unit in Baltimore, She was I' l , take . to '1.V" asked by state officials on the task of making the . , ../ .•. . of the be rt a pa replica to S Mar yland. exhibit In the New ld's Fair. York Wor M-1 When she was approached by Mrs. J. Elmer Weisbeight, . -.-director of the National Flag I HouselnBaltlmore,andRobert I Fillittas, executive director of the Maryland Divisco of the World's Fair, Mrs. Harrison r asked for an hour to think It over. Iknewlt would be gigantic loot 5fl says, Din wncn ' tdflft narrison with ncr came lack l told them ltwuan flag scrapbook and 010rtobeuked ndfoh1th citation. I would any 'no,' but for God them on to match the original," and Country I'd say 'yes." "When the news first cam Mrs. Harrison said. "When the workers were 0* In the paper that the replica was planned," Mrs. Harrison sewing on the flag, there was an recalled, "John Dickey, atmosphere of reverence with president of the Dickey Woolen no loud talking," she recalls. "If a sewn had tobe taken out Mills in Ellicott City,, Md., called the governor to say he and done over, It was done with would provide all the wool for the seine spirit It was put In." the flag and would send his "It was one of the highlights engineer to Washington to of my life, having an up make a draft of the original and poitunity to serve my country the color and quality of the in thought, ward and deed and mate rial. The wools and to be associated with such tlwsads were especially dyed wonderful people." bUNN= . 'N BREF aa i anIruprcy kruptcy Laws Now Ban ToBe Discusse At Seminar . An examination and discussion of the new federal bankruptcy laws will be the subject of a business seminar at the Altamonte Springs Civic Center on Wednesday at a.m. Sponsored by the Altamonte-Casselberry Chamber of Commerce, the event will be conducted by Fred M. Hitt, an Altamonte Springs attorney whose practice includes Hitt will cover the "far-reaching effds on businesses, lending Institutions and general public of the sweeping changes, effectiveOct. 1." nancial iui.fl women, mem rs .s fi usinesamen Bus essmen ,*n..im..ni MIiatWI 1MlI4. MI . 11 community iznai in ar f ree two-hour sem .i.i 1, W UI1IU UI1 attend III . ed Manager ' _--- 1 4. ..~., ROBERT KLE'II'NER - Becomes Bank Vice President Robert C. Kiattier has joined Barnett Bank of Seminole County as a vice president. Bank President C. Lee Maynard said Meitner will serve In the bank's commercial loan department. A graduate ol Florida Southern Wage, Klettherforu*tly was manager of the South Orlatido office of Barnett Bank of Orlando-Wh*.r P . Meanwhile, Keswasth W. Hansen, vice prealduntfinance of United Telephone 8ydsmFlorId. Gross, has of the bank been A,Paul,Mim.natksandgraduateoltheUntverMty of Mkwa.ota, flaW has been associated with United Telephone since liii H. Is a member of the Ame rican Institute of Codified Pub&Aeceia4ai. and the National . Auodatoi o AREA DEATH iesi LS ad to KiWiminee in l$IL - - 4 ) I. -t __ ' 011101, . 1. - - % 1. :-,.., .. .' 1 - . . wblpp.d SpecialFall Discounts and ltiekend Packages WI MIOIL IUP) - p_• y L A ~, : I . ~ I 15. W1 ?a?,p r .. -. -, r- •. - a p0TT' - . .- .. _.t._..... s.--. -. .' . - .. .• , " TIME: isis pa. MS PLACE: ' - -' - - - ... .-.:. - -. - - ; . . -. -. l •, r- .•' h:j.j.t:..: Mop and Pop.' and their mothers can't get them out," laughed Waddle. The front door was always open since the store, sitting on Its shaded airlacked lot, conditioning, but a large exhaust fan In the rear of the store pulled in a comfortable breeze, The open door encouraged more than cwtoinerstoeiter."We've got a squirrel and he sometimes comes Into the lite taking much of their time, so they sold the Inventory to a grand= who also bee a got. In town. wes ptasato west In Msen,E.."s,sa_ in -I Waddle said. He also piess to work In his geandeon'. More a few leers a week Just to keep his hand In the us it is only compensation. When asked what he enjoyed most about the business Waddle smiled, removed his pipe from his mouth, and said simply, "People." It would take a person who liked people to come down on a Sunday evening and open upso a customer could get a can of paint to finish a project. The sign on the door says the More Is open from 9 a.m. to 6p.m. every day except Sunday, and as much as the Waddles enjoy • - - - Tie groceryls closed and the people will have to get their milk elsewhere but the Waddles plan to keep in touch with their many friends. 'We've really enjoyed the neigh. borhood," said Mrs. wow "and we're PIN to miss them." Before going to work for his grandson and looking after his garden, the Waddles, who have been married 60 years, plesi to do a Utti. traveling. "We're going bsok to Indiana for a couple of mantle," Waddle said. "Then we'll have time to do what we wad I. di and yet ws wall have tims on our hands. 11M'd 'naka It boring." the people in their neigh- borhood, it would get to be along week. Mrs. Waddle's health has been a problem but despite an artificial foot, she was at the More every day with her husband. When most people have retired the Waddles are dill plan'tug new projects. ti opportunity to meet daring open hoes. - -- - -: - It 'Hand-Me-Downs' Add To Cheerful Id' Home Decor I • • ,4•. - hone that projects, including finishing larnitaire sad hosticuitwe. Mrs. Wolford said the Ia' years ago haunted? This nIgi were "early mlc." and Ray Wolford sieved Int, a little over thois Susumab ' - "Won Is else ash.d the r.4lalshed hatdweed ftser The family MJlMd hi Samford maw a 1.i'r' to swears, they say. . . - withamoving van flhledtothe hsabi.gimtheM1add U so, thsjedsinidbs wla lot of".me. Walk," friendly, chesiM and doves," she said. "We have Amrft to - - - .- always bee ISIffiISIS •' VIV*III ofd. YIv wIN bo dInd lS.;....Iai.'t:._ ; I.. Lmdd •.. • -. •--.. -' ' •'' '$ : ,; - OP$T'. LUKI$ - -. . -. -. :-': ';. .. g ~ 14 '' - 1.. ::'''. -- . .L_ -, - !' . r. - •.• 1 - ' •t.. -.. . - , • -. • - )I , . .5 -- ' ... . . . I - 1* , ' r . .. . •-. . it s . . . ........... .•. . - ,, - ).........• 4,. .• t j/ t . ' - I - . . "St . ...- - - 1- J , - -_ su s.ekw The froat yard, nestled- AM be pusd ths b behind tall basaudeld,eId WTngpr.pNIyfrI dJ%j madam 1 •-ed ájNi -"" -Walwi in a ..tii asMs iId4M*id Ice bai. iw;w 6Z -Asta. Gi . ', 4 4 • • •• -....... . •, - . --- :' - . - • p .. Ii .. tlb , •, • ........................ ., • ..i . -- • I - -S 1 . -'-i i'"' . . - • •- _ *k - . . - - . - __ N.iMPii • S ./ - - .. -. : -' - - •. SI - - i1jiM. - - 5- - - - • • . -. , .• Mlveandthsesqls s flair he de#'yuunsV • - - -- ..•- • -! the Will intry hill in .. - ;__ ai I I, - L -2._ _ _I-_ . 12 __ I- ______ • PwDdwelinJ M . " c- -- . she trasterAL - 0 - . ,. ft .t .'., •.-i. --- . •- ------- --.. - , of shadetreesoitCoinryClek Mis.ismM.diWa* IdyliwUds I. $uferd, the -Reid,tnksmnthialrsdi mmww so and IIY*uI*de In ears . pk with hskdi Of "*edl , WON" IbsisekV leek tli Ierlided.In the lssksspe. heart bi, bess over the taera bises Ii the A vids i__ 'IM pan, #111 wdww "ft i ash*... sPPeded hi c* furlddladvlth. w, vr - "s W16104116 6* the aecád - -i. '• . Inviting as a balms.. Sparklh embuwet M ad white wallpaper, whiti uinit,d wesdwe,k sad shiny ____ . 1. . - - . Is the l.year -, 1' •.• .;1 • • - - 'A lot of children come in h.ro from school and they call us been able to sell Dolls, wigs' neuse-trs std two large prints of George Washington, Were lId 01 the inventory. Making a dollar Ii an wi - r ______ .- yffiki,,y ln ssssma.whi,sbarsysur .' , . Idyliwlide • • I W far must of s p,is redia *in Yai may csmsusssWsjt -,iut you aiuiiuumatvhsWs.ssmssnusuan. -. -5- . at - store," said Mrs. Waddle. It would climb down the lane oak In front of the store and usually day just outside' but he once got enough courage to come In "as tar as tb. potato diph." Busina_men come In to buy their lunches. The people of the neighborhood would stop In for a loaf of bread or a gallon of milk. Shelves fining the wall almost ceiling high are docked with canned goods,. headache remedies, and cans of paint. Fly swatters, priced at 35 cents, hung from a nail, "We've gut second-hand clothes and thoes.Carpod stuff1" said Mrs. Waddle. "I'd go by carport sales late in the day," explained Waddle, "and buy all they had left. Anything that might be sold could end up In their More. Looking through the shelves revealed an old Kodak flash gm with large lailig, punch bowls, a red, white and blue rurar n'iflboa that Mrs. Waddle complains she has never have conversations." An old green arm chair sat just inside the door and was there for the customer's use, incouraging them to sit dews, have a osid detok, and diet a while. 'hide come $nd talk ftJ Ca - 1 .•..•. -•.•--.;'.'- Saturday night the Waddles closed their store for the last time. wu Wad0014fly die's General Store but the home made sign that sat out front said It was Mom and Pop's. "Everybody who knows us calls us that," said Cora Waddle, who with her husband Flavius ran the small grocery store at 515 S. Elm Avenue in Sanford. "A lot of children come In here from school and they all call us Mom and Pop." The Waddles ran the kind ofátore most people over 30 can remember: the saiall grocery that stocked alittle bit of everything. It was a part of the neighborhood rather than being on the highway or In a shopping center. It was dlose enough for the kids to walk to for a W of bread and get it on credit. It was the kind of More America had before the Supermarkets and the drive-in convenience stores. After 22 years of driving a truck around Columbus, Ind., Flavius Waddle retired and came to Florida. That was 15 years ago. He opened a store on Sanford Minus b*ao&d ft to his daughter and son-tnt law. They got Into the flea market business a couple of times, "ran around a while," went back to Indiana, and then, "when this store was available, got it." "He's retired two or three times," said Mrs. Waddle referring to her 72year-old husband, "but he's not satisfied. We make a Uttle extra money togo with social security, or at least try to." For two years the Waddles operated their store In the quiet residential neighborhood and they made It the kind of store they would like to patronize. "I like the old. fashioned More better than the supermarkets," said Mrs. Waddle. "I like for people to wait an me. There's no hurry and we - -: • ••./! By TOM NETZEL Herald Staff Writer I put your mind at M.. ___ I ght Neighborhood Store Closes The Door - W$kTh i WuIteI'ai bi . ..p. - 1 '5' - - Monday ni %~ . ~ To Make Bread Ornaments Open hoes will be held PWSS W T.. Nilusi 'People' Have Made Business Enjoyable School To Hold Open House -I. a "s-41614".6f ~ MW caNsdWsswlllbstikan. 'J . Hirald 1.u,entaiy School at 7:36 p.m. followed by a PTA meeting i4sn officers will be Wddk& Pso'e*s and teachers will have -% as M6 d bd ft bw -. fl I1UVI W .- - - '. . . - known, 'OF . - I boo ook ' pa. - .IJsIutIbardAOS.HsleSskfthIddSdiC&SdIsSdlr.YIV - . :.- - -- Siptuibor 17 saasrihswtbsst,heVtNtm.IsaraaN,IfyilfOn ffi.In.. I$sl.Oidstlsmlsvs.Yaswbi*vdsrlsJelmJ. Kshsr*,P'Øsr . - __ - SSUINI U UU - mos. - iuir.s'd.Mba - • of everything. , DATE: . U5 . a-, allffhi bit The GED tests leading to a Florida High School Diploma will be offered at Seminole Cornm*mfty College (5CC) on Sept. 24, and 26. Eligibility for taking the tests mat be completed by Sept. 14. GED Ted orientation will be held on Sept. 26 from 3- 4p.m. and 4-5 p.m. Students qualified to take the tests are encouraged to attend this class on "How to Take and Pass the GED Exams". For more Information on GED's free, study program, call the College. - - - __, that stocked p - -? / The small grocery of homing Msslons Is offered to you ontlthd, WE WITH GOD'. Th Is your dsIIst(uI Ily to discover or rdiscovsr what God has to soy to you on a number of sublscts such os ss lid? 1b.dphs •YIUUiNidNi. 1UI "p" of 'S' • •U bss pN -iii ? . • .,. ' :.i:* a remember: - The Community Jazz Ensemble, under the direction of Mike -Arena, will present a free concert, "Sounds of the Bigtime ands," on Sunday, Sept. 30, at? p.m., at the Eadmonte Civic Center, Altamonte Springs. The public Is welcome. arid has . ,. over 30 can Free Jazz Concert Coming A ,.I.s ___ UU'-U L - most people - - A J . !1I!P $mI!.&'04 c t1nFpIE II •._I kind of store nit which Is available to local groups for food and nutrition *monstrations and programs. The unit was founded through the State Department of Home conomics for the purpose of promoting better nutrition within Ihe county. Organizations desiring more information, or wishing to .chedule a program, may contact Sh1da Wilkens at SCC, 323'*450, extension 460. 0 1 to ran the Nutrition Unit Available Ti Nsfii MWIMMEN. . I rp- - 76 1?. O.,i..1M,snIs'II P0 Box i3. Fy,ø 32016 Daylone Such - -- - -,.Seminole Community College has a new food and nutrition W. 'lw •--. j . -I. ' jy1tiO1S Of ,flO' Ca#bI1-fre Io matn. OutsgjiFb', t8O-874-743J - -.- - •• (Cora and Flavius) The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College .16 offering a morning and evening class in , "Bread Dough arneIdL" The morning class meets every Wednesday for 1r ar weeks from 10 aim to 1 p.m., beginning Sept. 19. The plass ill be held In the Sears Community Room at the Altamonte )lall. The evening class meets every Thursday from 7:00 p.m. ItO 10:00 p.m. for four weeks, beginning September 20. Class 111 be held at the College in Room J-7. .1 4•. ft= - -:-M_; . 00, ISiiSN* '----,,-. SjtAATOIVffeVDAYTOMSHORfS -' earn - .. TWASMISLAMMO - - - • It, . LVVERREACHLOOGE• .. . IS jVMStJ _._. Ac4pucos?f4• aEAoco*tM.NAYmV4N• . - Th. Waddles Parents of students in the Federally sponsored Title I programs (Early Childhood, Language Arts, and Compensatory) are Invited to attend a parents' workshop on Sept. 18,19 and 20 at the Westslde Recreational Center from 8a.m. to p.m. The center is located at 919 Persimmon Ave. (near Crooms High School). The workshop will include films, opportunities to make teaching aides to use with children at home, presentations by teachers in the programs, and an opportunity for parents to become better acquainted with the program so that they might help In the planning and evaluation of the Title I program. UffIE&CII Jflg%J'fl$1 . I ... Workshop Set For Parents ffiflfljON . iuw O9I$ 0.£ ii IH ______ pWi w_ - - . V sL.IiS. $5j5j .. - ... ' OUR IN r0iu$n urauflor Wants To D.f.ct i.e.., • sIIpI_i : I ..iw . . - rIt L - s. vitsisisM. • S.....1 ONSIDER ffATM TO EXPME . 'ibure wars ea'tws Mars In Penarsi Nsm. dipsi. U1t . ___ • C - qIS5$ id :ohn 10I" 14 $b*- GU*JII 11 Mimim Du5 < 'The Leisure Time Program at Seminole Community College is . elf ering an evening class in "Theatre Appreciation," scheduled to begin Sept. 20. Class seminars will meet Thursday from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Theatre attendances will meet from approximately 7:30 to 10:30 p.m. on a Thursday. Theatre Appreciation is designed to Increase enjoyment of live theatre, by (1) discovering the wide range of theatre offerings in the area, (2) discussing the plays with other Interested people, and (3) learning more what goes into a live production. The class will attend six performances and meet onalternate weeks In seminar sessions. Arrangements have been made with area theatres to receive either complimentary tickets or tickets at reduced prices. For Information, call the Leisure Time Program at SCC, GED Tests Scheduled G,d,i4spr4.ntoaWsem pow elba fleer ia,*. iuswiismiu. for msisias,s.se.wea. mum*ur si Pits. jietsa. S1f11j'V• 15s flMER 5uJi elp l.w. . Md IN the Annecy Mis.- Rinbls was bin - tp . r. - Theatre Appreciation Buffs - thel$Marsmoreroentwas hdtoipnsd*eatso*w Gnemrifludnad1 . . r.a-zi,a..c& ir Programs Being Offered For .1 poim9s end w e ache and It showed exactly 100 pounds, you should have heard that roan" said Mrs. Harrison. When the flag was completed, it was presented to the state of Matyland and it didn't cost the atate a cent U all materials were donated, as were the labor and transportation. Before It was taken to the . Gram.w - ... . Sunday, Sept. 16, "116-1 Brietiy 0 am Who It ~ON to nw an - ., . Evening Herald Sanford, Fl. - ..4..4.1 êk66 n S17 rWIuR 1 " -. Ways 76, of 17n W. P*kk Ko #"wlal park Cometeryt Piffieral Kindmise, died Friday. No $eeferd. "No in Owes. wasa1orimr8srdr4ir - . t MM&F1ANCU*UIZY $arl wMit$e liv. Or. J. Tel I I... i ,... and a french - tw '. - turned over to the flaltlthore Weavers Guild, thirty-two weavers donated the 2000 hours it took to weave the bunting for the flag -a total of200 yards of material. It was made into C, 8 and 144nch wide strip.. Then it was up to Mrs. Harrison and her 57 American Legion Auxiliary members who cam irom au over the *ate ova snowy and Icy roads to volunteer their time and talents to bell assemble the giant flag. By the time it was coinpiated, they had donated a total of is,oi hours to the project. The flag was assembled in the foyer of * the state Office Bidlding, where it was spread ' tables, Mn. Harrison said, soni bintnat of cidIdrmn cs to watch. "I phm.d every seam In the on. Ibsti wit. iwes rows of ditching In each .•. a t Mitch. 1 .Kis'44e Bept Clitech. ftylvers include raft . • S&._A %masesoo . : . .. w6VW y" was a msmbsr of the . - I - .. 1 .. . W OURSELVES ,. . .. I. , ,I . Mrs. Diane Marshall of Harney Heights Road, Geneva, has been named the new manager of the Sherwin Williams Decorating Center at 318 French Ave., Sanford. Mrs. Marshall has been with the Sherwin Williams Company since 1973 and has served as outside sales representative, representative, .. decorating consultant and assistant manager at the santor Sanford sore. Merritt R. Martin has been appointed to the position of assistant manager. Martin has been an employe of therwin Williams since 1978, having worked as Inside Wes person and warehouse supervisor of the Ft Pierce Sherwin Williamsstm. I , . .,- with her husband, Bob. - iT . \ z An active kinetatIon I the Orange County Chapter of the 7 resides ii.Orlando auienCafl swvuuI5 Federation, - . . . 'r KENNETh HANSEN - - Holly Bennett-Thatcher has joined Gouchenour, iWlC relations director. 'ii Altamonte ''•"5 as a V'' been announced by C. Lee Gouchenour, president. Ms. Thatcher,formerlywlth Pearson Clarke&Sawyer Advertising and Public Relations of Lakeland, is a graduate of the University of Florida with a degree journalism. She spent several years as a reporter for three Florida newspapers N ,. I os ition rOlinOfl NamedA tO rn P I'VllI am - . 'p.be --~-, - ______ i-..:'.. �+ Evening Herald, Sanford' Fl • IA- 2I....EyCnIn9HIrald,S8nfOrdFl Sunday, Sept. im ... In A n d A roun d L a k e M a ry 01 to PRESCRIPTION SERVICE at low, low priceel - ... your little It It's ITT 'IT So __ 4i Hello again! I am so very glad to be back borne after a long summer Spent in Sarasota. We have been doing this for the past 14 or so years - a long vacation for us In a way. :I— I h i •• • • • ++ • 7 + I I Be i I PRA HUGHES Lake Mary 'OrTelpofldent 323-0891 t , . •+' 'at a .:• "+ - . I Accompanied by a couple of Denver, Cob., and from there very good friends from Tampa, they went on to Rochester, N. they flew to Belgrade and V. where they visited relatives started their tour visiting some and friends. attractive and clean towns. 9-oz. aerosol. 2 types. LIMIT 1 VO 5 They took anovermght boat toa Gwense and Vincent Butler Greek Island where they spent had a happy summer with a two days and then from there to three weeks vacation in Italy. They stayed in Florence Phoenix Ariz. and Las Vegas four days and also visited Nev. Venice. flew to Phoenix where Pat said, theyLyedat the horne our trip was the well tended and cousin, Luc ille Florimont while clean arms we visite she was ona cruise tothe Virgin Italy, where agriculture is " the Islands. d I • • Hrald Plistss by Torn Vincent Susannah Wolford In her ultra-modern kitchen which features many antique Items. Sheer white curtains are used throughout the entire home. Murphy WoffoW at the plano In a comer of the living room. 7he original tile forming the fireplace hearth Is a delicate rose pattern. + 1.5Ouce tube. 2 types. LIMIT 1 L I.:: V4 '1 ft l i :i : daugllter's room belonged to decorating our home," Mrs. +c-dFr Page 13 kitchen, as well as every room her grandmother. Wolford said "We enjoy doing In the house except the "We never want to complete everything we bathrooms. 0 Two old school desks form.• : AND and tables In the family room I A king + '- •' I q • I: • • 1 1 ; .. , -- I —' •. 1'k . 'I . 4i '4 • 0 114tuft WC0000117in this 50011 0 A fomA dining room oc- 0 cupiesao ft o the entry • hail,whlthalso features anold-: fashioned wash antique pitcher and bowl end . matching hod towels. Sept. 16th till Od. Ist, 1979 A I £ vm•i•u .rn Handsom lamps and handCarved oblong os table matching end tables from : Okinawslendaconternporary air to the formallivft with glNrnlng hardwood floors • .nd ev colored rim. A modern : • atothe antiques cist1niveiy furnished room. Crisp white tai : Now $ L Grlts.$Iscults Pat of Coffee Small Oranp Juice Was 2.85 SAVE SO to 6O . rMovated for the last word in comfort and tradition. In And Around Sanford — . - Daughter Beth's bedroom Is famished In 6searly attle.st • 25 ' . 2S43F*ENCHAVE.,SANFORD : •. * : - : .a. . rclee, Mr. and Mrs. SamuelE. Greene of 118 E. JlnkinsCiCir I - t SILVER SWORD II BLADES ____________J 5 win blade cartridges. Fits all rJJcv twin & Atra razors. LIMIT 1 VASELINE -- " ent Soun ExcIoting 0 ? esad i gas -spa "' PACK OF I N N 3/ 1 1 ui ii YE CARE BA13Y OIL unce. Plastic bottle. LIMIT I 441W I A I1I-I-I 349 A/" s styles. Assorted colors. REG. $4.99 SOPHIE MAE I PEANUT BRITTLE Delicious treat. 7' 10-ounce box. SCRUNGE SCOURING PADS 40 . Outlasts regular steel wool pads. Can be used on Tef on. Sk • LIMIT 2 PACK PACK REG.87, LIMIT 1 '1'— S .. /070 i .•.*.• a, WOOD FRAME I ,, Sprinkle on and vacuum. 14-OZ REG. $2.09 LIMIT 2 !' + • -- FRESH 12 x16 ,assorted see subiWe In extra wkfth frames. 10.99 R _______________ 0 411'. 49 SNACK & STORE TABLE . cks for conI ce packs for storage. Assorted COIOr. REG. $1.89 IN IS RAID FLYING INSECT SPRAY BAR-13-0 GRILL Kills flying Insects Indoors or out. 121/-OZ REG.$1.89 Porcelain finish & collapsible legs. REG. $28.99 . wn O WESER "SMOKEY JOE" • PIM Now. WINDPROOF i ALTAMONTI MALL the bride-elect is the paternal Born in granddaughter of Mrs. Eula Greene of Appalachia, Va. She Is a IW5 graduate of Seminole High School, attended Rollins College and is presently a senior at the University of Central Florida. Her fiance, who was born at Danville, Va., is the maternal grandson of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Young of Vernon HU1,Va.Heisaltl7graduateof Union Pines High Carthage. He is in the U.S. Navy and recently completed • i riirtri'1 WILKINSON Haste is vista SANFORD PLAZA Sanford, announce the engagement of their Pamela Joyce, George Wesley Patterson, SOfl 0 and Mrs. George Robert Patterson of Carthage, N.C. + +Semnole Dora Im wore a rot colcired The United Way Will Vt Ott mm's wo-4n nsrch of the President Sound? Countlans on the exclusive lid ultra suede MA with AIHPWr WANVO 00 OCL 2 and ad 4111111114rimll No, no, no a club were Rod Cable, chairman of 5)5, DORIS dinner ov. prasldeid- but the Presedent inole County DIEThICH 1, "We j will be rescIdng " og t Sheila of the United Stolen Exciting, Democratic prommy. RM Morris be" mittee, and Dora Lm Rumll. broader smile than mal Uwe adds& OURSELVES Andthets how it was planned Rod was unable to Make the been "bactlard sardanere,tor and with Pod dos Edkw i rumA pwiou* 01111111111119d trip to 4W =11MW of trip, but Dom Im be" The attractive lady willb Hawdl t , Florida political loaders were plane Thursday afternoon for •• .1 Invited to the White House. to Washington D.C. She 'hit the "I am really looking *ward Lido the Varetygorleou , wu,slats . ±a mod wM the PresidIent and campaign trall for the governor to sesing the White House to 11111iialied 'Iya the first *Oman UAW Way heir bubinil, Harry, a MUM w" they haft COMMto be briefed on the U.S. when he w6rked his way Dora Lee said. I line now dm&man ad Seminals Camily. army planned ISNI5U policy, among other throigh Florida. After he was been there before... it's so Andhowdoe.ftfealtobson r.wiionaer, S'i,t. , with UWAK illed elected,Dora Lee worked in the exciting, I am very definitely W WIMIL 0VV . Governor Bob Graham gom=r's office during U* I*ruW in ow foreign poky, ,it,& @,citing-most WON But the had dom her "dw Over. (W bw to ku yes 811111"W dw PONCIA111111 to MAM transition then later. as well as the country's rewatftll Rails beamed.,"I i k ad ber rW band d0msetic proMans, bWWft 11111111111011 MY way W thirwo on UW M heiia"w"Wam abed IL Florida. I am particularly MakL AMM Is my wwdb".rAIS concerned about small WhdillMlawastryingtony gW," do UK - u She will be mined.. Wdewn bockl home Enwwt and Grace Quataert from the Forest. Theyvlslted their Greene-Patterson + Lunch WI'*th F with ionch It : ft thin upstairs bedroom. mader bedroom, T1114 decoratedth blue, leads toa hey ffh0d With greenery. no chilchrens oms, both furnished in Eariy American, are decorated ° please them. Mrs WoVord odd the liarge white wicker b&" hi,,,,, In he r PAMELA GREENE : Now EACH Ig Box of 60 tabs. LIMIT 1 i n John d Marion Quigley New arrivals to the Forest spent a happy Sunday at h are Louis and Clarence Withome of their daughter, Carol H Dward, zenburg and Evelyn and and husband, Clarence Hanson, Welcome! o f celebrating the birt=y their grandson and son respectIely, John Scott Mlnner A final note: I was very sorry in Winter to Joln turned 12-years-old and friend Mrs Letha Fowler, a his parents gave hlzna birthday member of the Lake Mary dinner party with the Woman's Club among other traditlonalcakeandicecream thlngs.Shewaswell..knownln. for all of his friends and the community for her relatives, dedication and civic work that whedld for the city she loved. 0 IS 29 DENTURE CLEIgER '• : wirn . Small Or$""Juice IN wS$ A I £ vmee. U Orils - llscults EFFERDE ji: I nts g 0 the home windows, Including •sse.....sss. •••••••.•...• 1 section of t dining room a JolnIn the spacious family room where sturdy old furnishings have been * SPECIAL 1• .. • a m OMELET HOUSE REST •• W I - ...HandAe.mDow ns Decorate Home % HAIR DRESSING I . ____ . :$ - ,, '• 0 4 PROT IN 21 Every May we always look forward to the rest, the Swimming. the long walks, the diets, and by the end of August practically everywhere a we start counting the days Left beautiful sigh We were there r us to return home. twice this season. It is nice to getaway from We spent four days in everything and everybody at visiting least once a year, but it is a lot Chanute, Kan., d finally ba nicer to be bask where you 'Ie5 an While in Arizona they covered ck ee belong - nothing around 3 miles Just driving their work." like home delightful days fishing In the around e interesting sites We visited Wheeling the South Seas Plantation resort state. around d Burt and Hazel Perinchief lovely old city In the mountains area of Cativa Island near Fort Myers with our son, Mark, and They went to see the Grand and their children, Richard and of Wed that is so his wife, Dawn. Ruthann, and Richard's Canyon and then on to beautiful in the 'summer. reminds me of a story ta le out girlfriend Gail Patrick, from Vegas where they spent th ree Sanford just got back from an days. Also they saw the Hoover of a Christmas book - a beautiful blend of the very old I talked to Pat Southward last exciting two weeks trip to New Dam and the famous lAndon Bridge, the Petrified Forest and elegant large homes and night. She and her husband Jersey and the Bermudas. and Montezuma Castle among the modest ones built right next Ernest just got back from a This was a special trip for several others. to each other. Door decorations two vacation Richard and Gail - a high to with stained glass are seen Yugoslavia, Greece, an Italy. school graduation present from They also visited Nogales, their parents. Mex. and Tombstone, Ariz. First they spent a week In New Jersey and from there From the get well Departthey flew to Bermuda where e ge En Burt's grandfather was born ment: Mrs. Roger Dixon and to his surprise he::und relatives (second recuperating from major cowdns) whom he met for the surgery. I am happy to know that she is doing very well. first time. •.. -. hborhooepartmentstore. Home Long Summer Awa '• - To _______ • ''V!j1,. ,4JuPgf Good I. P After • off. ECKERP~S, , tit it ' PEOPLE TRUST FOR ECKER Tt;s • Wc - SundaySep Sept.16,1979 36 I r * vim . 111 100 ft JEAN fte. I NORRIS IGALLON ' . :A PICNIC JUG 388 •. . :.: I $j1rd .'. ____ . am 1V Wsedrft) I114:g!ANd"In 'l Fdr ...•.• * •, lets. MODEL 69 REG. $7.99 L FE,• 1 : . re S adds . LADIES' onnie. ONEWS B NNW Nd , . . :.t . •,. " - • .. 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See our compkte seloctlon o114 karat bd.Lok wedding band sets, 's &fr I 7" MODELO99 TI AMR pszh..eofyoariIves. woodSt,NorUl 01 L)lide, to Mark Hayter, ass of Mr. and Mrs. Irnow of . . 1_iI I s,W ê • Diamond sbW 1OfgPM AYS 9AM99PM . + - iujI fJILL lsJliJ ______ . - g's' - Mr. OW Mrs.JftScador, nl Wipw Spris$ is '•• ' 4P MAILIN MDATB sees 028@ LI1_ .. • n --I msmbir I is - ' . is odd PII01JaIbdWq W ihe — k ill A I MINI dws to Ulm dw dot* I - 41 LVNDASCHNEADER, , Vw PM sr ___ '. - ft I is d so W.wunu.ur, I ____________ __ ___ Enjoy "color perfect" prints. 8 1200 watts of power with 2 spaWs ML hks.LIñ Mwed is wilift 1W me 188 FILM HAIR DRYER - 41164111W IMP loilkwom POLAROID •• iAiI?AI re ow aw. fall + 1?% Spring loaded drag with high density fiberglass rod. REG $1198 now . 09 PACK MEW Urmida lnmvamtmwmllim" • • size. For calculators, radios and some toys. ZESCIO 404 . 4' pomeful BATTERIES SPRINKLER Ives even water 5 W 99Gdistribution. Brass a Palm mielia k sommy for #0 ., Fall ' UAW, Way beek In WL their futurs." EVEREADY ALKALINE OSCILLATING ___ 01 lob Molded of polyethlene. Wide mouth for easy cleaning. REG. $4.49 FIRMS& EXOTIC PLANTS 4I1CisryAv. __ I Falls, 8w ill be an event of Oct. 13, at 8 p.m., at The Grace United Methodist Church, Sanford. • AFRICAN VIOLETS SJJj43 _____ • . ___ I - A ll ________ 0 -:' + - •• •- __________________ �I - --- I . 1 S 45-Evenlng Herald Sanford, FL - - - - .- 1. ~ - - mc .4 .- - - * - • - _ - - - - I • e - • .4 _Zj. I __ I , ,II Adventist 7th A. Dou g las Jacobs p'.m' Misc. PaiNt ..,,At1R.rP*1 THE SEVENTH-DAY ADVENTIST CHURCH Ccr,,er Elm Saturdiy Se,,.ces Sabbath School Worship Servi ce Wedneidiy NihI Prayer Service . . . Pastor THE HOPE OF OUR I- 1:341 m. 1I061.m. FJLiNP C11 UNYP The p,i7uusrv. sipper NATION 4:31pm. Rommle Loudd To Speak An Antidote To Baptist Conservatism ? limp.m. aisle hwy (*4.) -ULJNS vlial_ hSSp.*. -.. NEW BETHEL AMR CHURCH Mall, Street-Canun City Nov. N.H. SvrkeJr. PaiN, SWMiySCNIII l:30a.m. MM&. .,.a[. II S.M. Teis. Evstsln, Prayer Serv. Baptist COUNTRYSIDE BAPTIST CHURCH Country Club Road. Lake Mary Sat , Vigil Mass Sun. Mass Bible Stud! 4.1£ 1.1 P.M. - - 11:008'ril. Church Training i:lSp.m. Wed. Prayer Service eta P.M. - Instil 7:31p.m. Christian . ____ _ _____ _ SANPOROCNrnSTIANCHURCN imIstsr 4:15a.m. 11:35a.m. 1:51p.m. 'iw.ssss I.nday$dsssl •h.rWcs 17*Lakev,ew,LM,Mary RCv. J,muugNens 5:11a.m. Sunday School 11:11a.m. orsPiipSeqvC, •vadasrvi. Pr Poe ~188 Will 7:31p.m. ", ______ 7:55p.m. 7:30p.m. '4 ____ _____ ________ ____ ____ a. _____ _____ 4.:.. . .. ' . ,. ________ ______ __________ ______________ _____ ____________ 'I________ ______ _____ _______ i"r'1 - Svadiylóssl Wednesday Evening Prayer S.,YICI ',: Wiy Tssflmo.y 7N pm '.4 P. .a; rk 1'I .. • I I.4 • .• . I . . . tj: ' . CHURCH p Rev. RAVIR"llicracker _.T~i t,_ MWWØiS . . Pastor Nit'. wun 4 I •'.m.. ,' aai,. •. ... . - ., .% . . . ~ ___ r. Rev. pred It. • i,v. LsiIIarnest Pester 0 SvedayS~ Morning Worship CHURCH OF 000 lsaw.flndltrad 11:11a.m. Chvrch Training 6:111P.M. Wed. Prayer Service liMp.m. -- .V_.~r- -.- .. ~ __ . to * -i ;- . -- . Sassfs,d. Florida nil) I:. ___ . 1. 1~. Faster Ivallav kilem WIN IF I saliddiv 11:41a.m. I Iveslsewenl,1p 1:15p.m. . ,. :, . _60A sovidy Wribirmhii; Thurujily G111111hillill lithe-iltahniiain I 'I) ._ •. 'I 1se , - . - ERI C Rey.A.P.Stewns Prayer And Praise Wednesday Mlral.0 "*'w am. 500Sf! FrIdall.- MIRIUSV, 11 -rillillihi. Hebre4 * s LOP*= .uuri.uu ,Ill I1, psall"s, __ gPlov _ . ill WJ I ' " ord wilJ b..rve Ø' ' . -1 .. Th . Sar,ford,Fla. Howard H Hodges and Staff OF SEMINOLE £ WW. . THE vi.,ti IIBI4 AGENCY L. Ifl5UflCO 3OOOS.Oi'IandDr. CELERY CITY . . PRINTINOCO., INC. ':.. ... . . sis,,ivuMBER ' I4l 1 HAN*ELL$BEVERLY TRANSMISSION '' ' Herb Stenstrom and Staff BIBLE BOOK CENTER . . . NTE, INC. E o°hit,5 SEMINOLE COUNTY AREA CHURCH DIRECTORY .. --I 4 . ausuw,v o. so. = ..'. ,PkPsIasashyWSs4.$itR$lho £MSsc* MDI TnNnNt SapNli CNsiN, Ssalei, im. horN Iii,..._I ____ 'ssm's 5111114 CRipil5 $151 W ,iNJ *ThS11. 11115.1 1 ChoreS, 511u51. . : I Law . . am Vi1. 'Cluids 11 C15Wi . Gillian so NW , ":, p '' ___ ___ . 51 i5111-11 *4' "womb . 'H. J;:1uIll1L.CIerdsMM*II1154uI.uJJ . ______ ftw ., C.1_urn. uuuisss'jjj ____ ,. •.. ._ . __ '. ___ ' ... _ Kiwi ___________________ . ' Your The president said he policies In this countrys" Carter Scott Ave. . ,.. .w .ide . f -.,, i., ___ ____ •' i:'. : * IL PalS 'f::. m' -1. _________________ M, . WIS *5S., INI P140 PPl: ----.-- ,.,! . F, , .: . ~ ~ ~W.,t __~ ... . 81.I W 4116 __ . ___ '. . 0- __ . L I lt~ U""%-L , i ~#"_004_1;4 I - " - 4 0. S. .. - • c " - .V $*W_'-"."~~'6.~ -~ ~ . . - ".p$ . .-.. e '... . . ... . .4=, •1• i a.u.' riii ,, 1P, O'I!' 61, t - _ . 1011611111111" 1111011011 Am iLLS Las.. ----. .., . ,. I. . .. .. '. I I I ... .. .. . . ,, . . msd which we now em foul anger. As chilean of God, ,, . , ,p "'I.41 ka bw ... " u" sps&y,"heaid. bus scar mad it the deviH SuMS t1I1 od the r'e hid him, I've got rI iii........, imimmilmm 19=00 11141117 PRO immme lb" . bd -1 . .. .. .. 0i' .i - not ow' enemy is In power as our enemy. Mw ultimate soluUm to the ob*isofaIs seu-cwol. Melia imius priiiiblom or the olNet. tt111M 7V •-.--s'$ pier hi fl. (3)1 I ___ hi 00W1, fir suyüistisdolyos.nemyisto "Y °w' give It divine control and Pjgw Memo our ~y you and motivda you to diack . ~• - _ ,nj hi rwt y 'eralintd dlugriwsuds with physically hurt.. In fact ~ - - ~" lift 'L L . a plies tsr you to _,ó t, i a, uu. pon, - ,, dMM ____ IIi.OI1Jl . I . I 11190401110 " I'' 1 :, I ... . - LL . - .•. . . 0 , k , .!a . .. 3 r . phftitl'r.y aid ... 1&Z ir Siwujr* = : so" I . S .1. . , ......... . ---. • #4..___--_. -..---........P) . ___._ _______ _w._ p . . _s- _•e. -. a - ----Wmmru" -e. 4. 4, V ' p - _____ ___ _ -, - ".. . , .. _____ 0 0 . m... IUTflI 11510 floilliRy. The Apostle Paul cautions, "Be ye angry, and sin not: 101 not the mm go down upon your wrath: neither give place to the devil" - thA 9d, Carter warned: "A lam 19 Pub L What em I (Epheiians4:26,27).The secret for preventing anger from turning into hostility Is to 1 110 11, hard. It promptly. When our goal Is reconciliation and ___ ____________ Temper Is His Downfall ofworldpssc,. , Th treaty Is tiot a iab*tide far a M,m5 dofiI00e, be Mid, QUD1W4I AU my il. perisetion. ___ and there mat be adequate ha,. g.ttea into tresbi. Simly M914iCSd thot mesas" to verity Soviet bac. al my quick temper. _____ ___ ches: Braden River Baptist, seek to become well acquainted dkcuWm of the SALT tmty share in the Youth Choir. Bradenton; Ballast Point Visit. wlflgsttoths heart olthe Own Bac kyard We hood as advise of we a, miiitir who adai_ . I a fa brow a, .. .. at Woodlands School, First Baptist Church of Sanford Sunday, as well as in the "Ole Tenth Street Baptist, Palmetto; Longwood; and Jand Holmeal, this Sunday, at the invitation of Fashion Sundae" Fellowship, and First Baptist, Temple ' .,i.l .es. we c5. h ur ch's Yo uth, Terrace, where he Is currently who Is married and living In the church's committee on for all OsI LIMinister of Music and Youth. Immediately following the serving. Austin, Tex. Terry has presented concerts A graduate of Florida The Clarks arrived in Satiford the supper and the fellowship in Florida as well as in Southern College, Lakeland, on Friday and will remain u trainely Important In shaping and Mrs. Jay T Cosmato, 437 music in the following chur- the First Baptist Church will _____ _____ pec D.i Leaders eliminate otAcloar weapons ___ ______ i OUP development at EntOrprile, Will and Korea. He is a former choir directors, held in the type of sundae topping. Ice Colette Denise Smith, daughter replace Rev. Ulmer udior. probation and parole super- church's Fellowship Hall on cream will be furnished, of a Baptist minister. She was Ulmer has been at the visor for the Florida Probation Friday evening. Two pla nned A native of Howell, Mich., the featured soloist at the thlkfron's home for 2 years and Parole Commission. activities sched uled for Clark was educated In the Florida Baptist Convention in Saturday are a cookout for public schools of Manatee 1975. Also, the two of them members of the committee on County, and attended both the recorded an 12 album in March Music and Youth and their Manatee Junior College and of 1976, "Savior, Like a ".srts to na a 1 RyPuSP'ridL t - Usage ' , - _____ _ - '° ' will be held In the church's Columbus, Miss., Columbus, and Garrett Evangelical Monday morning, n. In Theological Seminary, Theywereguesisatacatered FeilowshlpHall. The youth will Ga., Denver, Cob., and Estes Rev. David Lava, formerly Evanston, fib, Ulmer Is aUS dinner for the staff, deacons gain admittance to the Park, associate director of Army veteran of World War II and their wives, and children's fellowship by bringing some Mrs. Clark Is the former ' iI:lllsac. 1i11libL,ll. . _ rt who recently to accept the position giving at . C Diamonds In . t ros Hosted By Local Church usic pastor of the Iocal church, Hom before traveling to siderations a well a political in Un ch urch's sanctuary, at Arts degree from the Univer an Ice sity of South Florida. Dr. Jay T. Cosmato, dates that p.m., followed by 7:30 CannKticut and OMo for oms., d tr,ity 0Iond ep He has served as minister of it is taking Dr hoped that each member of "Your voice can be soci al at the home of . ppesraiices. ixcream coaW the SALT II IMs sad ', dplacsuerltmdI-V1i1orsareInvItSd. , . Terry L. Clark, guests of First Baptlst Mrs. Billy Wells, 121 Aldean well as Pains Beach Atlantic have two children, Christopher prese'4stiveso( natlon'sbe.tbdere.ts-baaed Delve, at 530 pm, and the College In West Palm Beach Andrew, 3, and Rebecca Joy, b0 UP! HsbrW.dre WASHINGTON PrrliI- Carter told a brisk- 40 church group. it the White on "moral and ethical" con- rehearsal of the Church Choir, He received the Bachelor of mouths. - .11 . ,:.. , f", t.1".;,.1;., " Carter ____ dd iih 41 1. . . !;"_P,:, uI'i _ --- - 11111111111111111111111111111111 ' IAMis lL in be tW iiipsaw of do U119 ank of ftd 11'' ., I d D*m W=@Ws MWdm7 BW*.7M mdft wW be it . r and Mrs Al Wilson 5 1 Circle Hears Missionary ': . '. fF. 11 .r.y1 . ijf / j WILSON EUCHELBERGER PUBLIX MARKETS and • . ___ Eunice I Wilson and Staff $L PER WEEK CALL 322.2i1 KNIGHT'S SHOflTORE "' . . " JOIN THESE SPONSORS . . B In nVS., a il-week course Mthe ceatsr at 1434 w.v 11W 11111..ul.. Ju5$ a'wm. aivwsi$ Park on _______ iictares. l'tdslsan of ft dWWwitb pi'ovI _.._1 ': , _____________________ DEKLES' GULF SERVICE ". STENSTROM REALTY . 1% i A n 3d Bgglnningsept, lIat$p.m. and Sept. lOst 1.30 . I Of Mind C u' . wyPrsstdsd ' J. C PENNEY COMPANY. E. C. Elsea and Staff . PANTRY PRIDE DISCOUNT FOODS and E mr'lo"es '. ' ,rsj.i. .. 441p.m. I L ,'Ls L , owng ponsors ae uS nurcn Notice And Directory Page Possible ATLANTIC NATIONAL BANK . Robe BTIdg . - Rev. Rev. . . Nunn" WWVNW and 11 a.m. -. nily covered dish dimser towing the service , '-'v sur -. and has been in the ministry for Mr. and Mrs. Methodist Church, Longwood. have three children, Natalie supper, Baptist, Tampa; Belvedere Mr. and Mrs. Terry L. Clark rehearsal and He will conduct his first aer- Anne,a Seventh grader at Rock 430 pm On Baptist, West Palm Beach, the scheduled for Jr. , a teacher and family will be guests of vices as pastor Sunday at 645 Lake School, Jim, C. 6*Md 01111116 d Mel Holy Cross Day Cirm Day this Sunday. Then will be a proemlon of pariah Indws at On a.m. WIll t -. CO ' 1" I I I UI1IUHUU A i& - Rev. James E. Ulmer, for. . . -1 Chilckien's Horne at Enterprise, Methodist Church,Sanford, and has been appointed by Florida Broadway and Concord Park BMV Joel McDavid to Serve UMC, Orlar4o. 111.. I ... merly director of development 21 years. Among his former m pastorates are First United at the Florida United Methodist . . WiNTER SPRINSI PRI$$YTUIAN CHAPEL ls15&IIS.m. .. 4 Episcopal Church has been moved froin Wednesday to ThurWay at I P.m IIIISIM Pow petur _____ ki - The weekly Prayer and Praise 5se4Ofl it Hl3r Q' I IU RI C$ . slier owl 411111PPINA". 4.l./61I6:I.!9 ' 3. .i!i ._ -.- UPSAAPR$ 7:31pm: - UNITIUD*CH Saturdav - . Il"S.M. IIIII&M. Evu.WenNpIit&IrdSiin i U IIUIFF IVVV u H I" M""W",W* i .. THR LAKE AM, # uftitaD RESBYT AN HURC willow Ave.. Lake Macy 11 * be nhwedal 91428.0. I Carter, ad for Oct.6, "have a lot to say to the to point out where we're not P, worship service &mday, &$. 23 beg1wth at 7p.m. A play Proga1 Son to ths P'aU.d Cali' . __ P dslNtilSsrstcs Soaday Se"M •I P Scripluressacs W '---___ V. ;c:s, . wa lifell/111. Ach ,...M - 1;1 _____ Aflooldai, Alhol* . 91348.0.. 1van,sIisitc ServIce vgSicic. svss IU United Udhodid Youth FdWwsWp of Community United Methodist Church ill leaus.m. Twebw .;P..: 0 i * Copynghl , __ . J_ . . . "TRUE CHURCH OF GOW, .L . cum ANK Follow, 1. I ?j 1 ': .. . 11:15am. !NL$rya'..Pslr . .1 ,, Youths Presen t nay . .*. I ~ . PaiNs . Twoday 04 W864111of . di .. I all F - .-.-.. IT .. llloo.m. wommo SWP i m .4 k . 0 III ftehr 1". D.K.6~ Or. 4ar LY' .it' ; Alle inS .-:.O* E, n. 1. __ - ., :Sia.m. ___ I It If .1 :::: " f! all Presbyterian covu,*s, PMRSGYTIRIAN CHURCH NuN uncos Airpsr$Il*lWngi-IOr. . ' 2143 Comtry Clvb Realf L : . WASHINGTON (UP!) - The his seven.day trip to the United issue during his visit. Some observers have specu nation's Roman Catholic corn- States. Abortion has been a major lated the pope might address munity looks for support from Pope John Paul Ii's visit to issue for the nation's Roman the Issue during his scheduled Catholic bishops and other meeting with the National America In their effort beral abortion laws, religious groups since the Con ference of Catholic Bishops overturn li S up reme Court's 1973 decision in Chicago. a tan Catholic official to liberalize access to legal Kelly stressedthe pope's US. e certainly hope abortion abortions, trip would be concerned will wffl' In the past , t he Vatican has primarily with religious and visit mid ZL omas been st rongly supporitive of the pastoral matters, but said: "I Kell fsecre '' bishops' effort, Including their think he will do some serious N Conference vi .euvuC activity on behalf of a drive to teaching while he is here." enact a constitutional amend"We're looking for someone But it Is 1501 yet Known If ment to ban most abortions. who ls going to encourage usln abortion will be on the agenda Kelly said In an Interview what we're doing," Kelly said. for John Paul's meeting with that he believes the pope will "And he may have afew things The The Hickory Avenue Qiurch of God Ladies AuiIliary will present a concert Saturday, Sept. 15 at 7:30 p.m. at 503 Hickory Ave., Sanford featuring the combined mass choirs of the Livingston Street Qiurth of God and the New Jerusalem Qiurthof God Gospel QolraofO&ndounder the direction of MinlaterE. Hargett of New York. ,.,..,, Methodist I . . - Want Pope's Help Choir Concert ' 7$p.m. S,.y$dloeI . - M 14*ht.asllMagsstIaAve. RSISIIR.leRa,is MIPJi$st MireSliwunlep 11:11a.m. Evssi15WsrsNp 7:14p.m. Teasdi, leash,. ..YSuPiiØi . . .% '? Wedssdsy si, class . . * avos"161 Kinder" ,j . P 1%.$s.m. Iv.r-1.tiøs . , . FIRST PENTO1TAL CHURCH OP SANFORD OviidsSii) . .d PALMETTO AVENUE BAPTIST CHURCH t .t . ""y': 111. ç. Phyllis . people who "are interested in Commission will be to present mobilize political action what government is doing both sides o a legislative issue through an organized structure, locally, statewide and national- based on a belief that "there is would not be in opposition to the who tried to I , and who are willing to make a difference between fairness usual Baptist strict opposition of church and date. their voices heard in those and neutrality." classify Him in "We want to be catalysts, not arenas in appropriate ways." The basic communications liberal or "I'm leery of Christian vehicle, he said, would a power brokers," Elder said. politicos who can determine "Moral Alert" newsletter sent "We do not intend to tell people cons.rvative their positions on the Issues too to those involved in the Corps what they should think and how quickly, perhaps allowing a "when issues of special Impor- they should vote." categories.' alleg- tanceto Southern Baptists arise "But it rejects the misinterpolitical-philosophical lance to tell them where to and when fast action is called pretation of that doctrine which In the past, most of the stand and using their faith to for." suggests that Christians and "We think this approach fits Christian principles should not religious witness effort in authenticate the position," •: Jewish High Holy Day tickets for Congregation Beth Am are V5Iiabl by contacting oaterat32llS7orby sending a check to P.O. Box 969, Longwood, Fl. 37150. TIckets will be $10 per adult member and $5 per child. Non-member tickets are available at $23 per adult and $10 per child. Services will be held at the Naval Trath'ng Base Friday night, Sept. 21, Saturday, Sept. 22 and Sunday Sept. 23 and 30 p4 Monday, October 1. • 7:31p.m. 7:31p.m.., 4:31p.m. '55h1anM1$1lngSiiMay 11:..m. em. 11t SvM@y School ' ~' Swndaylvenli,g Wit llbIeS?V151 ST. LUKI'S LUTHERAN CHURCH • . Jewish High Holy Days .. Even then, he stressed, the nation's largest Protestant Elder said the new Baptist organization would be for policy of the Christian Life denomination has sought to Ant'I'mAbortionists tries. ssi Orange stra,s $WMaySdSS5l 10:51a.m.' MIIMR5WItIINp 11:14a.m. '. "9'., Worship P.M. . T0011114241M -. I i,,. , _____ .' . 2111 Oil Ave. TV"TWsIITtssLN"' Nov.11mm A. Revsder Pasts, SoedsyScIad 4:11a.m. Wsnstslp ServIce 11:31a.m. KIMsvads ant Nwniry S000INIPNUD LUThllA beUIr.ni 17Oñes,Dr.1742 _______ ______ Those invW to serve on the panel include Sanford City Commissioner Julian Stenstrom, Dr. Anna Backman, a professor of Spanish and French and Dr. Monib Collestan, a Baha'l who has served as a physician and surgeon in 7 cows- we. FIRST PENTECOSTAL CHURCH Of LONGWOOD LUTHERAN CHURCH OF THU REIDINIR 1 __________________ ., . __________________ . Car. Church Ave. a wrong Pastor ________ I ______ _____ LONG WOOD FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH %,__•..__i :4S:rn, 41VP.m. 7:009.m. 7:) p.m. . . Pentecostal Luthera iran n ________________ li FIR$TCHURCHOPCNRIIT SCIENTIST, DILTONA lilcam sN Rev. James W. Sunday School Morning hp Church Tra i n i ng laarlI Avis... hasSled Pallet Rev. P,ISIC AisiPisler lsv.JsSuCuOcSsr issi 11:001.11. Ma-JISWU,.RI. 11:11a.m. 4:15p.m. haMMy Iwalip 7:14.m. TIers. PrsyvMssS ______ Christian Science . . Collestan, graduate student educational administration, will be the moderator. 1:15p.m. •p.m., yamsesr 7:15p.m. Ivangellslkrvice M4WIIR Service IWed.I 7:50p.m. NWrWY Provided far all Services ____CHURCH ______ ______ _____ ________ MaiNs. World Peace Possible?" in the teaching auditorturn of Seminole Community College from 31:30 p.m., Miss Goli . 1:51p.m. FIRST CHURCH SIAIOALLHOuNII$ . .. PUM3334M LAKE MARl BAPTIST MISSION . . OP ThE NAZARINU 2111 hasSled Ave. JehaJ.NNIss PaiNt' Soma"NOW 5:41a.m. Mssl11salWNNrSAs.lNman$arv S.ndaySctssd 11:14a.m. wIs __ 11:14a.m. Rev. Ruin litni PasIst old covered bridge is only a rnenmry. _____ ___ tlIAlrpsntllvd. . cow..s The Church and this sturdy bridge have a great deal in common. The Church has withstood the test of time because nothing has yet been discovered to supplant the profound peace and serenity it supplies. The Church will endure forall time -afterthe picturesque I. .. 11:51a.m. !ve.Wsrdsip Nhi.Wests$lrv(WSI) Congregational In observance of World Peace Day, Sunday, the Baha'la of Seminole County are sponsoring a panel discuulon on ,,Is 1110ILM. Wk*A$IfllCS _______ WINTER DSL COMMUNITY IVANUUCA$. - . 11:15a.m. Evang.lkal . . useM.,y 11:08 M K.Iy.miiiwe. Yes, this wL'ulhcrhcaten structure has survived the ears. Ii has endured. And. GitsJ willing, it will stand for perhaps another generatHUS a unique symbol of yesterday. FIRST CHRISTIAN DISCIPLISOF CHRIST l5I?S.SanlsrdA,s. Rev. HegN W. Pain Minister Seeday School 1:41 8.m. 'MornnguionNp 11:11a.m. Wed. Service 1:31pm JORDAN BAPTIST CHURCH 1431 West First Street SUE Stantan Pastor Sunday School 11:51a.m. Morni ng Ser vice 11:01a.m. Even'neSnvsce 7:35pm. WtdnesdayService 7:30p.M. OldTruth sleraNewDay . LUI MARY CHURCH 5:14a.m. 11:00a.m. Calling ftsejf the Christian Elder said. "The Christian faith World Peace Day . any political persuasion," 'Jesus always Citizenship Corps, the new, should be the norm, the stanloosely knit, "grass roots" dard,and if It is,Ithlnk it defies organization of Southern Bap. any doctrinaire labeling." tista, was spawned by the "Jesus," Elder said, "always denomination's Christian Life frustrated people who tried to Commission foll owing the classify him In libe ral or con_ categories." formation of Christian_ Voice, a servative far-rigig political organization The growth of conservative, Seeking to link political action Christian political action and conservative politics, group. has caused concern In announcing formation of among a number of religious the new group, William Elder, leaders on the national level in Washington has been generally Elder said. best with the Christian gospel, be actively present in the director of Christian CitIzen- part because of the groups' non-ideological but with someHe said the operational style which is a gospel of enabling, political process." to lw,..,., 7:1l.m memhe TommorrOw`-" Roland Willianu is chairman and Rev. David I. Washing n IS Pastor. . il*NAIAIINS' _ 11IU.Crys4siI.aEeAv. RIdSr Cftvrc* Sd" What varied stories this ancient spun could reveal if only it were capable e x ci t i n g taks of the Civil War. of enchanting lovers' trysts beneath its tall arched roof. And. gloomy stories. too, like t he despondent ii1d man who snuffed out his life by plunging froin its edge into the swift water of the creek below.' P.SIS, Ivssnglervis Mal.Wseslsrv$cs generate increased political servative Christianity." Involvement on the part of the "I don't think the Christian and at the afternoon service, Rev. Willie FouR. The theme of the day will be "Christian Men Working To Build A Better 4:41a.m. II:45a,. Poe W Q WWI" 1:31p.m. H.IyCaMmmSlII HSIVCNsMVtWII . Cant' .slsa IsIsre Mass at by appt. Patter 1:31a.m. *iir,sa hiuy$Nl HOLY CROSS III PartsAve. msR.v.urayD.$ipsf IRDAY Soleadlictioniiiiiii Morning Worship r. 1115.11 am. Episcopal . Maker Streets, Altamonte Springs, Will observe its Annual Men's Day, Sunday, at the 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. services. Guest N011Ro WISN. kSNI. 0,1155 liVe. 4:311.m. O,Thsdu CaNsile Chords lelilnu usrvlcas I. The Ptscs CRapsi aS tIdy Crass Upilcepsi Ctser*k IMig.sII. T,a5,'.s, Svn.I):* Rasaty Wais i pi' si'. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH $ IC Park Avenue,Sanford Evening Worship Wed Praytrkrv. Nvr$ey Provided '4$. OURLADYQUIIN OF PEACE Nursery Provided E vening Worship 3540 __ _ *4. Prayer Madtip $sisis*ep 7:30p.m. Dr. Jay T. Cosmato Morning Worship Sunday School 1:00p.m. Williams Chapel Missionary Baptist Church, Wflhlams and 1:101P.M.: .., Nazarene . sNILPIISAW. Sam.. 0:311 II Confessions, Sal, 5:41a.m. 11:45 am. 1:30 p.m. 7:34 p.m. Sharing & Proclaiming Wed. Prayer Meet _ - CONUIesTIOISAL 8 Aid. Pasta '.PitarMItctsit1 Pa$* Avery M. Long Sunday School Preaching £ Worshiping ymboi of ALL SOULS CATHOLIC CHURCH 1IS Oak A,..,S.nNtl Fr. William Ennis Pastor By DAVID E. ANDERSON ship, did not name any names insistenceThat they alone speak thing of a liberal bent on such of the Christian Citizenship and with the Baptist commitUPI Religion Writer but said the Corps would be an for a "Christian" posi tion on Issues as disarmament, civil Corps will be "to look first to ment to the priesthood of the The social action arm of the alternative to roganizations issues and those positions are rights,forelgn aid and domestic the specifics of an issue, than to believer," Elder said. Southern Baptist Convention Is which have "wedded con- invariably conservative. At the same time, Elder said, programs for the poor, the the Biblical ethics before we launching an ambitious effort to servative politics and conthe new group, the first time the handicapped and the elderly, speak." At Annual Men' s Day •' 1:35p.m.' Tm.Official Board A40 congregatianal - '~ "BIT 415 *4 . Catholic Christian Citizenship Corps Briefly IhNs.m. yapsiJ'J.siNp c ! Sunday, Sept. 1, ltlP-IS Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. hIS p.m. P_ 8 am', a ps,sr OUR RELIGION __ PIUTVNIT$DMITNOOI$Y ::• cNU*cNOPSINIVA .,. of""* Fla. .. S., Pass,, .SaryIisw a..,. 1isi,,$Nl (Ill) * Church... it 1:00w.,.. P1111 WL1 Nllii~ __ FIRST ASSIMBLY OF GOD CHURCH Cat. flits aM Elm Rev. E. Do" Coo Pss* School fttssIIble 141a.m. MorninWorstslp 11:00a.m. 1:14 p.m. Evening Service - ltNIlla.m. MI..III1*$ 4*511 am. ca,,Ss11 Sinless S duiNs Nt all 414$ Y, 7:00pm Assembly Of God .' COMMUNITY UNITED MITNOOI$TC$UBCN N'y. 11.4111 P1117 Ridge it Sept. i, in Sunday S - -.-* -qo,,or'b'' .11_I - 1- Z . .j .1' l ..4 if., I - - - - ,: ,.. . . - - -. -..-,-, ' . .1 "I. .-, . �- i , .. - . . ;I . • .••, .. ,. . . . • ' .. -. .- ._ 1 •, •. •.. '. .. . . . .. . I SndsySIpt.1,It" $_EVS&flS Herald. Sanford, Fl. BLONDIE IOOC ____________ _ mgG I DREAMED 1 040N'T RAISE. THANK HEAVENS! NOW 4) u PIDN'T GiVE ME U THAT r' 50 A WEEK RAISE 4 ACROSS by Chic Young N4OSS REAUVGIVE .-'•.-•- ... 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Iheatuloal 'Raths'idtoa&itthu SdarIdInOUeitMId. __ 1 11:30 ____ E) (4) FARM AND HOME (WED) p,esa.thresMursofmuulc IyUiisdPruuhaluruitluuul 1100 HIGH ROLLERS MEDIA ROUNDTABLE SI. 0 THE ROAD TO CHINA __________ - 0 CBS NEWS same home. (4)• PACSTHENA11ON S TUSOUT "too Soon" Stage Actor Jumps To TV For Money ,,I1.2s 10:65 Ow they addwd* MM 00 I t30 lions. (2 His.) I divorces Abby Stone and asks him Out On a dale. (A) when their missile malfunc- I ' their four CMdEIfl decide 10 take a shot at livIng together - much HOLLYWOOD SQUARES (3)LOVEOFUFE OWNEW1 •* NEW KIND OF FAMILY (Premiere) Widow KIt Rana- 501* PASA, U.S.A.? "Thi (1969) Gregory Peck, Richard ThreeUtronauts find _____ , j: First Move" Joe finds It too 1* PlAZA I (2) NY (MOW) 730 BAPTIST (3) MOVIE "Marooned" (C) _ . ' . : , ____ . ' d us •: .;' fri$1I'$ pa., EDT. ____ - -- ' :'• 4' . - - ' '- (s5II p1i. . ________ ______________ 5 M ujifici dust .24.,&P uiinpfo Swedi in 'lbs 11th Mi.1i" ulsós ales cam . . .. , . b..'.; . rr. ". ,. .3 I _ . ' .:-' I I . . i 1. ____ ( 11=0PSr1*$WhiiuIRd1)1adtMPit' W ' , .. - -. WHXFWL ( ;;;; . - - by T. K. Ryan . MS1V _____ bred tasn.agsrs confront some of nature's greatest challenges at lbs Colorado Outward Bound School, WaduaUng after climbing the forbidding 1L715-foot Santa Rosa PIM inthsPsruv$anAndes.(R) _ ________ I ' ____ (4) MEDIA S THE LAW AND YOU C 8 MNft - -) " i a itae ________ ths bumaatssormhur r'-:::or Amurlam ascui iEiBo InkIli 01 F1i11 d Yaruul the h.flSI 01 '" ____ - TUMILEWUDS _____ _____ ____ _____ ___ ___ p ' __..uI _____ don takes the rap for ChilL I.s was an accessory to a school buirg!". but keep everyone oft balance by pop°1j iI ping in Chris to confess. ØQ4f4 VATICNAL SPSCLAL To The CHURCH __________ _ ___ it - _____ I '1 wovoshun.elIa.ssd*StNWiIM$goOdPurfi(mur,tIltIS $ mined si Amurlam IWIS. ed momelegus buS.,,___ ____ ____ jib abed 'lbs (iSyn. bat Amvic IiugP,& ____ • - ______________ - - 4e. ___ UP4I i II . 'I.. pp IN _________ (2) MOVIE "The Redhead Cowboy" (B/W)(1950) And Th. Glenn Ford. Rhonda Fleming. A government spy joins a paIr of Southern sympathizers planng a .,.na--i to Confederate irregulars. If 1/2 __ ___ 9! 10:30 (1) LAMY DAY •HEALTH FIELD 111111SUMM t .I 1 (it) AGRONISKY NO COMPA- Minded Professor" Professor NY • SLACK AWARENESS SUN. wan. 211 10:00 (2) Q CARD SHARKS BEATTHECLOCK 5:53 -Brainard Nee his flubbeirized vehicle to W"Wrigton and demonstrates its abilitles for a group of baffled military ° dais. (Part 201 2XR) (4)010MINUTE$ 1100 (4)AGRONSKY AND COMPA- MAT. (3) UPBEAT 'TL cuis 700 DISNEY'S WONDER.. • 1.1741 WNW 9:55 SSUMMERSDAEBM SOUT OF THE BLUE 5 0 FIRST ) EDUCATIONAL PRO. GRAMUING 0 UNTAMED WORLD (WED) FUL WORLD "The Absent Stoiiss. Guest: New York City Mayor Edward Koch. (R) 0 MIKE DOUGLAS a MOVIE (M DINAMI 6:30 GD D NFL TODAY _____ Hosts: The RollIng 9,00 5.0 6:45 10:30 OM'A'S'H QALL IN THE FAMILY GOOD TIMES • ONCE UPON ACLAS$1C (2) (3) DONAHUE DINE FIN (MON. TUE. THU. 0IN SEARCH OF... 110-.00 0 STUDIO SEE Visits the world's largest nuclw fuel plant to see how nuclear fuel may solve energy problems; a 14-year-old hockey star. (R) 5:30 00000 MORNING AMERICA 0 ULIAS, YOGA AND YOU (R) (2) NBC NEWS Hollywood.(I 1/2 Hrs.) © SATURDAY NIGHT LIVE (2) NEWS LOPPORTUM DAIC NEWS 0 ELECTRIC 0MM5) 11:30 8:30 (2) TODAY 0 FAMILY FEUD 8:30 Robert Paige. A group of LIMITS FRIENDS 0 HAPPY DAYS 0 MISTER ROGERS(R) _____________________ (1) a a to" comedians is sidetracked In a small town on their way to (2)CAROLBURNETTAND 8:25 6.00 (B/W) (1942) Ritz Brothers, MIKE DOUGLAS (2)TOOAYINFLORIDA 0 0000 MORNING FLORIDA NEWS . Ethel Morman. Christopher Reeve, special effects creators Peter and Harrison Ellenshaw, David Horowitz and gymnast Cathy Rigby. 0MOVIE "Hi 'Ya Chum" (4) 0 BEWITCHED Q MAKE ME LAUGH (4)0 CAPTAIN KANGAROO MORt*dG (Season Premiere) Host Michael Young Is joined by 2MvThREE8ONS if) SESAME STREET (R) 4:30 I) OVER EASY EVENING 0 KIDS ARE PEOPLE TOO ____ _______ ) IQOBP. euaoiwo Juss- LEE 1100 (2) (4)55 •MONTY PYTHON'S FLY. __ - I NEW YORK (UPI) me toisvislon menu for Sunday gives vWWás a choice laugh with Bob Hops on the road to atina or cry with Carol Burnstt on the pith to unwed motherhood. For an opputlir, there's d,frlowly fismy Eileen Brennan in thó first sidaods of ABC's "ANn Lad 01 Family." , n"Mrw Sunday, 7:394 p.m., EDT. Bramen a cididius, es tram MW York to a j apartment. Gwyim. Gillord end her daugt*er ____ have A h.ur the two op tilt srtmsid. By the end 01 rad the same . have decided to share the swanky pad. Silly? Abeobdely familie, ____ 9:30 "John Hartford / Thai DWAI - - 0 MISTER ROOERS(R) ___ •AUSTIN CITY -' ___ , io ,V Choices. __ __ r .0 • . :Jii,l by Stan Leo and John Roii4 imow wit's by Bob Tlisvss FRANK AND __ ___ SPIDER-MAN n.m. - _____ aDIr'sieoiisuvycrrn _________ fk,'dsmW 01 AJa.n.i1.aS ' _ ___ Ii ___ ' ..1%,. ____ - - , MliiSteak Sub TeuedSalad FF,ThTat.rs urTalirTsts Fresh Emit •. ___ ___ 4',1' - Another's kindsam could ul~ t UGATAUJ$ (Oct. 4-Nov. you In a better flaanc(*l 22) mlrs. 1 'a special trued 11a_tj y. Uioctms$ply, who niiY reWre your moral you may trust this as 1y,, upped today. Say only that away.., ç which will prop up Ida egi say "4l1 that could cases him (Juh -• tN liii 01 NmneV. may lay. more murStaóuig C*PIJCOCI (Dec. IIui. 'for friends end 1$) k bun"- deals today today then you di for yoi, avoid duptwis frIM mithedi family. 1y to give ___________ slam provided he could stoo a be .nassJ -ad* amgsd lead. So he bid five by atanwad. diamonds' North J..t bid five anu&YI. The most *i*Sit. be ud ha h.srta.H.hadrunoetolcos MV quesdono ____ - this CO$JRA mid u. itrecftvebldewhusheismpod !u to two ipid' WORTh WHILJ s4TlPInv &bi&i4I Cu5'roME5.' CAN= 01111110 w *PL ____ quulkiiI - - FbbSaWwkb Rilis MUksrshake SENIORHIGH _____ Cole ____ ______ ______ hI INTO to make the bsart per_bdW 0 ERNEST -. ou deem important can be 't sOUnd off realised today U you hesp your fflpj1j$y on another. impuhalvenass bsdwck. Walk in . - ' ___ ___ North's four hearts were also (Do ,base a q!i for normaL Thus cams the fire., the apa,1a? l4W 4 4at 'P4 works! rr AU. ,-,'-. ' your right-hand opponen opens on heart. A MilkorShake EXPRESS GronSelsisis Cw1 idliewhiliFnis 0BEVERLY HILLBILLIES ORAL ROBERTS dangor-filled search for his estranged 50fl. a ILOVE BOAT (Season Premiere) Julie falls in love and is contemplating marriage when the Pacific Princess 5 chartered for an extended cruise to Alaska. 0 HARNESS RACING "1979 Kentucky PiciflQ Dif by" COV' wage of the third jewel of the triple crown of harness racing from Louisville DOWfll' Toss CeleSliw (4)0 SUNDAY MORNING eaves his flourishing practice and sets off for Hawaii on a Sum"Shorkske (joined in Progress) Chicago Bears at Dallas Cowboys 42 GUNSMOKE 0 TENNIS "The Lipton World Of Doubles" Coverage of the finals oI this $150.000 doubt" tournament from the Indoor arena at the Woodlands Inn outside Houston, Texas. (2) ARCHIE CAMPBELL Connection" (Promlere) Buddy Ebsen, Marl Dusay. A success' ful but notorious attorney SPinach with Nesdies thisibistwoolilen - oO -' - • A 10$ __ 6V - C ______ ~ I # A X 10 5 2 Pilse Ckw Green Bens Milk MIDDLESCHOOL - Diced Bed - thby. Mail$1 for sad to AmbV- effort to pumb his or her Graph, Box 4$, Radio City quautles furthet. . Station N.Y.- ION9. Be sure to specify huh date TAURUS (April 20-May 20) n) Bensficisil cheradilig condikins, LMA (Sept. *" extremely which may not be evident are be Friends can in the offing today. Dm't balk It W routine is disturbed. advice or counsel. Don't borrow any loans to anything or make taken direct from the Yes, bet not .siiouly. This GEMINI (May .JIMI 20) Sommurville book. This two- ls the sort ol band with whlck them without dill deliberation. Whatyousayandhowyoutreat relPonif was reason- you don't Weal to itch 700T SCORPIO (bat. 22-Nov. 22) people are especially important coirect 50 years ago. neck laths noose. . ______________ HOW WA5 YE MEAL fl4AT' WHAT MAKES BUGS BUNNY . make-up. It will be worth the S." $54 Oswald Jacoby begin to look you yow cW of Ast"r* letter Flub SUdWICh Rolls O ORAL ROBERTS 9:00 documents across the Swiss Alps. (Network advises parental discretion.) (R) (4)0 MOVIE "Paradise MUkSub - (3)0 NFL FOOTBALL OMERVGRIFFIN @)THURSDAY MORNING (THU) (4) FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 00000 MORNING AMERICA 8.00 12:00 5:00 BONANZA MARLO AND THE MAGIC MOVIE MACHINE an a thief carrying stolen U.S. MgkwgMk SENIOR HIGH Jefl.wltkFrnit 8:30 (4) WEDNESDAY MORNING (3[) COO MOVIE "The Bingo Long Traveling All-Stars Motor Kings" (1976) Billy D09 Williams, James Earl Jones. A black baseball team playing in the Negro National League of the 1930's run into a series of humorous complications when they break away from the league and try to make it on their own. DAN EVENING WITH GENE KELLY Dancer, actor, director and choreographer Gene Kelly reminisces on bis long and var"tile career. (12)NEC LATE MOVIE "A Fine Pair" (1969) Rock Hudson. Claudia Cardinal.. An Amencan detective becomes the unwitting accomplice of a female thief planning a gem hoist from a supposedly burglar-proof Austrian villa. (A) ®0 NFL TODAY 4:00 EMERGENCY ONEI (4) ThE BRADY BUNCH 0 ThE LITTLE RASCALS (WED) Koichak believes a politIcian whose opponents we suffering mysterious deaths sold his soul to the devil in exchange for victOry. 0 JUKEBOX (12 AP HOURS 4:45 (2) SUNDAY MASS men government assassin comes out of retirement to put- Toued8alad Gross Deu. The bidding in the box is bidding two diamonds, _______________ ___________ - You bold NAM" Saba - ___________ W. about yourself by sending for today if With no one vulneraw tf .' good.Whistgetsyouintolmuble is jwnping to conclusions as toARms (March 21-April 19) A what they mean.Find out more friendship can be reinforced one will be hurt by your actions. , REX HUMURD OSHOWMY PEOPLE 0 SESAME STREET (R) Cl) wee MOVE "ip.. Elgar Sanction" 11075) Clint East. wood, George Kennedy. A for. Strawberry8kortcake wftkNeses Cokslaw - 0 900 SpliEb ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS should not be attac too hastily today. Be 5UTe y career them. ROBONIC (4) THREE STOOGES pranks. (2 1/2 Hrs.) U 1, - 'asNUDAY,_ 8:00 (2) VOICE OF VICTORY an War. a pair of zany surgeons turns an Army medical post into madcap chaos with their Maeareni&Cheese ___ cum various fancy attadling bids next week. ______________ ' . ! •rThTatees PISCES (Feb 20March20)A 'mere is notidng wrong with . Titer Tots, FE The Bears challenge Coach Buttermaker to prove his claim that he knows famed catcher Johnny Bench by producing the baseball star in person for Elliott Gould, During the Kore- MWDLESCHOOL Fish Sandwich Sub TOUMUW - Young controversy will be discussed. (1972) Donald Sutherland, Milk Cheese could put you on to something Opening lead: #4 - -- Pass Paw 49 Pan 64 Paw 5' Pass • PM pan Peas . 8:30 NEWS BEARS VILLA ALEGRE (R) TOOAY (3) MONDAY MORNING (MON) (1) TUESDAY MORNING (4)FLORIDAI 400 3:30 (4)0 ONE DAY AT A TIME (R) 1:30 OTHENIGHTSTALKER Carl 0 UP. UP AND AWAYI The grand opening of WMFE's New Public Broadcast Center Is prosented with Congressman Bill Nelson as Dedicatory speaker, the Navy Band Orlando, tours of lb. ter and the unleashIng of thousands of balloons, 4 30 if) STUDIO CONCERT: MUSIC OF BAROQUE Premiere) The mounting tonsion between blacks and Jews as a result of the Andrew to rescue a kidnapped young man. 12)MOVIE 'MASH" (C) Macarosdand Cheese Spinach Strawberry Shortcake Rolls EXPRESS MiallAteskSub . O FAITH FOR TODAY DIRECTIONS (Season (Season Premier his detective students to help him infiltrate a foreign embassy FIRDAY, SEPT.21 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS Fish MilkorShake . THE NAZARENE (4) SUNDAY MORNING 0 DETECTIVEe)SCHOOL Nick uses MllkorShake Tator Tots, FE or Th Tators Jid not hold the ace, We will dli- A*I.!t orThTators Fresh Fruit Mixed Vegetables TossedSalad 45. bull and produceda diamond lead from West even If he did your hunches today, In f ACHE, AND I A9(EP FINALLY WINNIN& CAJZLYLE OVER, PCIL.LA' i hue- ac dI*saeedregs Dealer: South Peas new chaimoia for additional revenues. Ways will be found. PJ ular fin M - r1 Cal) I, .1 (4)08110 Titer Tots, FF cheese Dog Cold Bob Whole Potatoes 14gic should ticularly If you put Your or p%agInatiI1p to work to open prevail over wishful ___ West North East South 1' I - - Testing new techniques could prove too costly. 8e$ber17, 197$ This coming year you are AQUARIUS (Jan. 20.Feb. 19) tbatwupopsaiarintheesrty days ( coidnct Wild is still Vulnerable: Both ______________ MilkorShake SENIOR HIGH MiniSteak Sub (2) PINE HILLS CHURCH OF worst when he oversees Janet and Chrissy giving Stanley disco lessons. Milk or Shake EXPRESS Cheeseburger Barbecue on Bun Tossed Salad JulceBar 7:30 Premiere) A prudish bor of the Ropers suspects the Rolls orTriTators 0 PICTURE OF HEALTH (2) JERRY FALWELL. 0 GENERAL HOSPITAL if) ELECTRIC COMPANY (R) NEWS "Emergency" (1979) Kevin 11gb., Randolph Mantooth. While in San Francisco to observe rescue operations, paramedics Gage and DeSoto become involved with two disasters and two female Paramedics.(R) Europe licks its wounds at Versailies while Russia is torn apart by civil war. 3:30 RYDER CUP GOLF MATCH 0 Live coverage of third-round play in this tournament from The Greenbrier In White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia. MOVIE MACHINE (Season 0 THE ROPERSnew neigh- Corn Tutor Tots, FE .- Brothers Ernie and Mike O'Rourke (Jim eiushi, Michael Keaton), trying to make their lortune, accept lobs as janitors in their uncle's office buddlnq. Fresh Fruit Toned Sated 7:00 (1) a GUIDING LIGIHT 3:00 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA (2) NBC LATE MOVIE if) EUROPE. THE MIGHTY CONTINENT "Are We Making A Good Peace?" At the close of the First World War Western (2D2'SCOMPANY (4) SUNDAY SCHOOl. FORUM QMARLO AND ThEMAGIC •, Spaghetti Cheeseburger BarbeciaeonBun TossedSalad Green Peas MixOtIVegetables .. YQURRIRTUDAY ______ • A 1092 1 For Monday, S.pt.nib.r he ThAt 11111JI11111101111111 bid by South WU a hit of 0 Q1 - . . 17, 1979 financial conditions, par- relevant acts not suppositions KQJ94 - . Wwly. to experience Improved Bue your decisions today on A$ - 4 - 6:45 2:30 ANOTHER WORLD 7:25 (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA (4) EYEWITNESS DEAF NEWS 11:30 3 Q ONE UFETOLIVE CA Ijj 2:00 THE DOCTORS (2) (4)0 THURSDAY MORNING (4)0 FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 G000 MORNING AMERI- NEWS o WILD KINGDOM 0 CHRISTOPHER CLOSEUP (4)OWORKING STIFFS SENIOR HIGH Mini Steak Bab Cheese D" We Potatoes . - tricks, soum . .' ___ -' . AFTER HOURS the Count Basle Band, the MilkorShake Juice Bar Milk liON U (THU) 11:15 2:30 OUNTA0fORI.D 0 VIEWPOINT ON NUTR 1:30 (4) 0 AS THE WORLD TURNS ING(WED) "J.D. Crowe And The New Sou th" dead. 0 LIVING WORD Duke Ellington Orchestra and the Stan Kenton Band. Fresh Fruit Mixed Vegetables 6:30 CHURCH810E (MOld) (4) 0 WEDNESDAY MORN- (2) (3)00 NEWS 0 BLUEGRASS, BLUEGRASS CONTINENT "This Generation Has No Future" August 1914 begins a new era by ushering in a massive "World War" that will eventuelty topple governments and leave 13 millIon 0 AGRICULTURE U.SA. 0 MONDAY MORNING () 0 TUESDAY MORNING Drops Out" 0 ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie keeps Edith so busy cooking for a big bash at hIs bar that he doesn't even notice that she is sick. (R) 1t00 if) EUROPE: THE MIGHTY 6:00 (.4) A BETTER WAY 0 ThIS IS THE UFE 7'00 10:30 (4) THE BAXTERS "Naomi phins at Minnesota Vikings (2) DAYS OF OUR LIVES (4)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS 0 ALL MY CHILDREN TODAY ( "The Properly Of A Lady" When letters written by Lady Marion. fail Into the wrong hands, the new chauffeur helps avoid a scandal. (M NFL FOOTBALL Regional coverage of Kansas City Chiefs at Houston Oilers; Miami Dol. MORNING •JUGGERNAUT A concert with the Los Angeles-based band "Juggernaut," comprised of top studio musicians from C0 Whole Potatoes 0~~~~~~LqvoljyjV~Illlllllllllllllllllllj 0(12)HEEHAW 0 LAWRENCE WEUC Green Peas 10:00 Packers BUG8 BUNNY / ROAD RUNNER Tossed Salad MIDDLE SCHOOL North's sign-oil and West dutifully opened his fourthbest club whereupon Sooth All 13 * Q84114 S - had stopped a diamond lead, South went on to the slam in spite 01 968 102 $114 •E$17111 :, - that Confident - by ________ - AT BRIDGE I EEK I. MEEK - Peanut Butter Bar Rolls , WIN ' /'//i -: - .- - _____ - ______ - - - Mini Steak Bob . 7:00 (2) NASHVILLE SALUTES AMERICA Host Jerry Reed is joined by Lynn Anderson, the Statler Brothers, Larry Gatlin, Dave and Sugar. Ray Stevens and Jerry Clower in this musi. cal tribute to America taped at Opryland. Rolls Milk Ttor Tots, FE *ThTators TossedSalad Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake TUESDAY, SEPT, 18 ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS (2) COMEDY SHOP 1:00 OGODOMOPiIINGFLORIDA HI, NEIGHBOR upsis, DOWNSTAIRS (2) NFL FOOTBALL Miami Dolphins at Minnesota Vikings (4)0 NFL FOOTBALL Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Green Bay PASSWORD PLUS TODAY IN FLORIDA of 2) 2:00 0 RYAN'S HOPE 6:U rateromanticschemes.(Parl I 'Bulls, Bears And Lions" Guest: Monte J. Gordon, director of research. The Dreyfus Corporation. 1:00 0 NEWS Spaghetti Tossed Salad or Vegetable Sticks Green Peas Peanut Butter MIDDLE SCHOOL Spaghetti Cheesbw'ger . SAGITTAIUUS(Nov.23Dec. weflaa those under your charge 31) An Intuitive thought which by your exciting solution to 54 55 50 lesde you to $lCU5 today Will something.You overcome a actually be fouinded upon facts boring problem. you had learned and neatly LEO (July 22-Aug. 22) Any stored away. Your memory you make around the changes bank is house today will prove to be -, CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. original and practical. Turn 19) You mIgJ4 have a chance your talents loose. Please the misting today with someone whole family. 53 56 - - 4J - _____________ 51 - _________ - 47 48 - Pins . CANCER (June 21-July22) You may astonish yourself as 6:30 (4)0 CBS NEWS Tossed Salad Fresh Fruit Milk or Shake THURSDAY. SEPT. ELEMENTARY SCHOOLS EXPRESS Pizza Tacos . .. OF Til Tators nrTrITutors Tossed Salad MilkorShake practical. Your goal will be trssflely strange. Tea1izCI ____ 61 __ e company 01 persons or places others may deem - - ____ .. ll PLAN! -. I. thatleadsyoutodaytoseekoid th ____ = ______ _____________ - ___________________ 46 - SCORPIO (Oct. 24-Nov. It'llbe good, old common sense - - - Rolls A.M. WEATHER ) Danby, an aspiring young actress, complicates his elabo.' ) WALL STREET WEEK 0 MOVIE "The World Of Henry Orient" (C) (1964) Peter Sellers. Paula Prentiss. Two teen-agers come to a better understanding with their par. ants after chasing a vain musician. (2 Hrs. 10 Mins.) Q) THE AMERICANS "The General" Major Gen. Thomas Tackabeiry is the archetypical hero, leader, lighting man devoted family man. SENIOR HIGH - GEMINI (May 21-June 20) A thangeofroi*1ne may beJust the thing you're looking for today. Don't be surprised If you choose to do something ex- 6:00 (4)0 NEWS SEARCH FOR TOMOR. 6:45 furtive meeting with the Count. ass de Koefeld, but Anna 'Man In The WASHINGTON WEEK Wilderness" (C)(1971) RichardREVIEW Harris, John Huston. A man 1:30 survives a brutal mauling by a huge bear, causing the (2)112)NP..'79 astounded Indians to worship (4)0 NFL TODAY him as a god. Hrs.) 0 WRESTLING 0 MOVIE ,' EVENING Milk or Shake EXPRESS Hamburger on Bun FrankonBun TatorTota,FF Taco Broccoli Corn TatorTots, FF - u1 BUT WHEN I WAS NOT NOW, AH,URQAOIS COOLOff HE 'i9j EVERYTHiNG! _____ - I 8 -. - a I - 28 29 30 27 26 - 31 - 24 - I - - - Tator Tots, FF orTrlTators Jello with Fruit Toned Salad Milk orShake TAURUS (April 20May 20) Becaie YOU are quick to 'P find yourself acpredate today's values In You could relatlonto those o( the pod,Y011 cepting an invitation from mlgt* came up with a dynamic someone yo may not normally idea that could prove extremely pal around with. It willturl) out to be a very wise decfalon 20 ________ - 22 23 21 ______ 5I 19 Applesauce Milk tItgging you. - - 17 . ET LR FUtL)1 I.) 14 = = Corn SCHOOLS it 11 . Broccoli Tacos Broccoli Corn Astro.Graph ARIES (March 21-AprIl 19) hic Inspirations may have h begins with your Sudcien w Latter y. Mail $1 for each to you diving into projects you Aatro'Grapb, Box 4$, Radio hadn't planned on doing today. You might even clear up City Station, N.Y. 10019. Be something that has been to speelfy blh date. Bun Cole Green Beans Pizza l:, $11 on Pizza MIDDLE your copy of r Ta 13 by Art Sansom ) j about yowself by sending for •' 56 Donkey dynasty 4t5 •'' 'I 'S . Frank LEMENTARY SCHOOLS _____ 0 4911b MONDAY, SEPT. ti . t,ewn more gain will suddenly pro" to be 54 Sheltered Side wild knowledge tie (abbr.) 20 Plant part 42 Apart TONIGHT'S TV _ time 11 Sustenance 36 Anonymous 55 Legislative actment 38 English 16 Dwellings 37 Encircled 39 Eggs ag 40 Fr rance -_ situations calling for or bargaining, do effgj'tj negIating __________ ereetImate your position the goals you hope to achieve not Your opposition will today. will be iiiched mere easily, recotlze your strength. Make VIRGO (Aug. -Sei*. fl) sure you do. e giving ar YOU 11 100k U Y PISCES (Feb. 20-March )) (Tee rein to your mind to for a pleasant creatively vlp(W itself today, You may be In someone your surprise today when but in reality much 01 ll be based upon whose support you conceIob wi 43 Lack of clothes 45 Reproach Sunday, Sept. 1,97_7B EVnIngH*r.id,SaMO.Ft. School Menu AQUARIUS (Jan. 20"Feb. who think in 4 Synthetic Insultingly fabric peace 47 Dirt 5 Not bad 24 Old Testament 48 Fruitless 6 Western hemisphsreOr- book 49 Home of 26 Manipulate ganization Adam (abbr.) 28 Eat away City of Paris 50 7 In front 29 Metal bolt (p1) 53 Arnval.tlme 8 Scuffle & 30365 days guess ( b.) 9 Seep 33 Housewife's port J _______ (p1.) 22 Form of architecture 23 Greek goddess of 3 Every stone 31 Unrefined metal 32 King Mongkut's land 34 Pennsylvania I ______ 41 'Latin dance worships 1 Vacancy 2 Ones (Fr.) It would behoove YOU coming year to become lfl' volved with persons or grotçs jJJiI D I 21 Objects of DOWN 27 Polishing by Mort Walker BEETLE BAILEY BASEBALL SUPERSTARS _____ 1A ____ ,1tI IBGoup 21 Dialect 24 Without purpose 25 Angles ____ f' r iii $ 8.11,1,7, ITIliI a _______________________________________________ whose brain I ripe for picking. The knowledge gained could have beneficial, long" term effects. Y(*JRBIRTIWAY - opii 61 Remain animals 16 Actor Steiger 62 Evergreens . .. 16, 1979 For Sunday. S.pt.mb.r IlpILIIII 1 __________ N $ I 1' ' * _________ ______ 59 Beverages problems 17 Collection of 60 Sawbuck ' HOROSCOPE i'1'I'l 0 I NI fotjo psgment 9 Lout 12 Indian coin 13 Hawaiian SLEEP!)-" RAISE - 47 Brown I prod I'LL BE ABLE TO GET Answer to Previous Puzzle 44 Vow 46 Pairs . , - ' - - , I . . - - .- .. - -- p __ - __ - - . - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - I' -. - 1 - . ,, - __, - - - - - - V �.4 . -...--. - ...-. . .. . .. . . - .. . . . . . - . . , - -.:-- .- .. a ' 1? 1 SB-Evening Herald, Sanford, Fl. Sunday, Sip?. 1, im 18 Legal Notice \da INVITATION TO RID C OS fgr e, Orlando - Winter Pork Seminole Florida Florida. D itte e r Answer: It is important to Value is an estimate benefits, while cost price. of future a renresents inenure of ------- -- rigtdtoacceptortor,lectanyOrail bids in the best Interest of the City f F-- uxpcn(litures. One of the most common rrorsinvaluingpropertyisthe effect assumption that value. Cost cost represents of W. E. Knowles market, and the the passage ____________________ _____________________________ _______________________________ - CITY OF SANFORD __________________________ are, when the todoyardwortaftern000 ______ 322.W . are new and they represent the distinction betwoun them. highest and best use of the land. An appraisal Isan estimate or however, inure often cost does opinion of value. It may be not equal value, given orally but usually Is a example two homes, FOR SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA CASE No. 791as3.CA.t7.K AUSTIN HOLLADY. fidintlil. CENTRAL FLORIDA WOMAN'S HEALTH Plaintiff, vs. written statement of an A. A. MCDONALD. indivially and "art," the judgment demand as the knowledge and greatly exceeds the of the appraiser. supply to such Wi certain of buyers are paying real for hoziie available extent that Florida corporation, If living, and, if dead, the unknown heirs, devi$ses, so, E. Colonial Dr., Orlando money paid for a property may be _________________________ and corporation, if living. Residence _____________________________ NOTICE UNDER FICTITIOUS NAME STATUTE Unn L. A. RAULERSON, individually and as Trustee Of ORANGE NAVAL STORES COMPANY, a dissolved Florida corooralion. if living. Wanted older person to teach party backgammon, must have 322.0414. board. _________________________ However, suppose two Identical homes are sold: one with terms that permit the buyer to put 10 percent down and pay the balance over 20 years at 6 percent Interest, and the other to a buyer who pays the entire price in cash. The sales price of these two properties could differ substantially, while their market value might be the of deviSs, assignees. trustees. Of the proof publication of this notice, the fic. grantm, criditoi'5, ilanois, or other under Of titious name, to-wit: BEAUTiQUE claimants claiming by, ON WHEELS, 802 Brentwood through either or both A. A. Mc A. RAULERSON. Avenue, Altamonte Springs, Florida DONALD and L. appointment of a under which I am engaged in action for the successor trustee for ORANGE business at $02 Brantwood below Altamonte Springs, FL. Avenue, NAVAL STORES COMPANY, a dissolved Florida corporation, has Sales often are made at That the party interested In said been filed against you and you are market values when a seller Is follows: forced to sell quickly or when a sale is arranged between relatives. Thus, price can be taken as accurate evidence of value only alter COI1MdC.I1fl relattonship of the - __________________ INVITATION TO RID buyer and formation cell 322.4110 or P.O. Box 3145, Florida 31811, and file the Orlando, CWi.l$ulsrd. Street, orllns$ witteths Clark ot this Cowl ____ UAW - 1979. door Sedan) II, 3 ½ Ton Pickup Truck 1-One (1) Ton Truck Cab Chassis with Stake and Platform (COURT SEAL) - Arthur H. Seckwlth, Cirk of Circuit Court By: June I. Curtis As Deputy Clerk 1 - 2 Wheel Motorcycle 14, 23, 30, 1979 Detailed specifications are Publish Sept. available at the office of the City DEN.30 Body. , Strike Is Off DETROIT (UP!) - The 117. midnight strike deadline Friday and reached a tentative agreement that Is expected to WI. Knowles City - CITY OP SANFORD serve as a model contract for Publish: September 16. 1q79. - Agreement came at 9:30 p.m. ____ fiditleus name at SPACE AGE enMons Expelisicil Laborers for malone. osstgna area. Own triw. wk. 114-2172 after 7 M. 32771. Iratlws ptsirMy Id The settiement averted IFlorida in accordance with the All pineiw having clalnil V isis FictitIous Name damanis + ogeisist the atass ii pr0V'sIsSil strike that economists said NaItu ?o.Wl$: SIdISIS . . WITHIN THRIl requIred ve piivu an WLI7 gqfo - MONTH$ FROM THE DATE OF 51g. S. WOICIS sluggish flatiOflai economy ItO - THE FIRST PUBLICATION OP PUblish Aug. i*, Sept. 2,9, 16, THIS NOTICE, Is fIll wish the clark a full recession. D(M-133 - --,at *8+ above court a written "Wi-are leased to + eral Motors ( + CUlT ' IN AND -- 501 three-year national cotrict," CIVIL. ICTION UAW President Dougl Fri. Fraspr ... ,. agreement "an excofleit a1 Florida bahni wparstlse. met that will provttk UAWGM With grutar b aot . - lSSii. :1 + - - ___ at 1lr *8 1 umcsrtelidy shiN N -. . jsnt at to ' 18 It was'ths4It$,Umg years giat um ' bNNN Joty I., g foctisd IVIII4Y 'p GM 1, s**o ta PhsLiNI . IW trr AMsMsllPuT....atNsh: '" • • - - IV NI PISIOIshL A - -. - ... SEIGLER REALTY RROKII 2425$. Myrtle Ave., Sanford 2 5*, 1 5, w-FR or could be 3rd BR. 133,015.2111 Yale Ave. Sanford 3210d40 Orlando 321-1577 1mm. 311.11. pert. turn Will go 2-83,000. 32113I can - OWN - LESS THAN REPIT FOR MODELS ON DISPLAY COVE - 2MIIII $7.92 $ANFORD 5:05P.M. ' REAL ESTATE REALTOR, 322.7195 FLORIDA REALTY REALTOR ALL OF UNFORD Sy Owner $anterd, 6 turn, units M. U,worth Realty -- Rig: Rial Slats killer JO14N KR ID$l 117*. Csmmarclil Phone 335.7181, Sanford - -_+ - a alias -- 1511W L W'*Pu1 - Nil at N - -__ . - + -daWl tall pelp'1. N. are ? Tall Shoed IS 'hip wiSh • simsEim II. by 111411 - - - L$uII..11"iliil sees llsdsjocalc 11W wIley $s a eNi Simmullie Aus; m-.iisia em. $ bilh, blesk. *118.5 S ad.' at lvi us. with IMpiSilli j 'j sj - a.F, _iN ..-.'-. - ,.,. _____________ _____ - .. ... . - J u.i - . 111NF$ Jr' . - - + ' - - - ".'St 1 Vfl' . - - •. • - -j._._- -' + - ,. - ____ - - . - .4 .' - I - - - hiss - -_-.p --' , ''. -_'a _ I-....... - - ' ' sill or trail, at11 iNju die; Call 111WllnehmP$...&4p.m. + '. mdj,Laen*pa.s'y + " 4 pc wIN. PR wile, daSuer, ml,,..', Chest. I bed. $111. 1a.Ji Furnitwe Salvage. 11-IS Is. at $srd, 352-1121. + - - - - __ ---- '"" - ' .-.-_-. . Set of Sterling Flatware orTasService. - -_-_---_.-- -:.ta*' .-4-"I Phot011aphic _____________________________ Sales. passport photos & repair service. 3fl 6101. fast Sell th%oe useful, no longer 531 9993. p,g,,, CIsrnng Honis lnlplen35lds I Man, quality operation 5 yrs. exp. Palios, Driveways Roof, homes, mobile homes, etc. etc.WayneBeal,327.1321 $32.50. Reasonable rates, all work guaranteed, 323-7153. PliasacailJeannstti CUSTOM CABINETS 441-SdS6or2fl73SS FreeEst. - Gsk Used Furls- AppIIl.CIs. Plumbing l-iaiiwes Bldg. MaterIal. 322 SIISS -. WI BUY USED FURNITURE & APPLIANCES, Sanford Fur. •, -- TmcterSsSvICO 323-O43SatterS:30 _________________________ ui Larry's Mart, 318 Sanford Ave. Buy I Sill, thI finest itS USed furniture, Retrig., stoves, tools. M. tk, VUWW UVJV. JUW41., Mobile home specIal 17*60, HANDYMAN-GIN, HOUSEHOt.D RIPAIIS FROM CUR. TAIN RODS TO PATIOS, CAR. PENTRY.PAINTINO.$PRINK. LENS. 333.4755 ANYTIME. - Handy Paul, hal truck will trawl. Wasuti Is make small hotiwlidi repairs, carpentry, painting & mIsc.CsUPaulHunter.3$-5531. DIM Tractor Service Mowing & discing, cultivation ditch banks chopped. All service reasonable & prompt. Realtors our spicialty. 000dral.345.srn. - .ayI Nepsis' ___________________ _____ VInyl ripaii&recehirwi - SavSUptONpdol PYlUI5.N5.W ___________________________________________________ I List Y r Bu& DkJ322.26fl o 83-9993 - FuriNuri laMs.. 17-fl S. el Used, anycoldltienlal$124 - ____________________________________________ - • '• ---.----_-._--+----- - -- Sgt, Peppers Painting Service, Custom Painting 3. detail trim, Free Es?. 373-1704. neded items with a Herald Classitiad Ad. Call 332.2611 or - ORIENTAL 1UGS WANTED LIb IA NNpc. $aoterd terior, exterior qualified in all phases. Free Est. Call 3220071. PAINTINO,CARPENTRY & malchlug days,. j.utu -- Painting by Anthony Corino, in- clipping, flea control. Pet supplies, dog houses, insulated, shady inside kennels, screened outside runs, also air cond. races. 322 5752. lowe Kassidre N.y S. 'tapI, I$L - '• ' + Psintlng& Repsir KICK THE STORAGE HABIT. Pair FrancIs Doors 36" sods Callwsshoaysalhs,Sp.m. - .2-iNS - '' 1 11n164 351*711., 0' ( ________________ - $0Lu 1* 4 II, - WI 4 ,VaIi C NM, 44G4 11*8.5* *au-ai - __ 4q' Ias*Jd Pwr*iwe Salvage, 17.92 IS keel & Ike 1*ui. 00*" I ansi SW - -- NIW11$MSdWIV LI suite. $355. ., nIed Cash 322.4132 - Beat the winter rush have your oil heater cleaned now. 3233954. Dog I Cal boarding, bathing, - 5iI & 1111 Niw&UledFurnitur. 333.4113 *1.lasilsrd Ave *5p vice everytime. Ph. 323 0541 'or 553-5914. RIR Pressure & Sleam Cleaning. PUINITUIE& THINGS -. So ANIMAL HAVEN 3231039 d erani New Intsrlprung Bedding ½ price. $aMerd Furniture Sal. ys,e, 17.91S. ii $aoleri 321*721 - + Custom Office Cleaning, cornmerical, new const. Licensed, bonded & insured. Quality ser Weiboldts Camera Shop _____________________________ 1400 or best offer. 8300103. rapsasesed, used very short tIme, OrIginal $113. NI. $151 0.' - - - 22.2 0707 Grooming & BoarOng Buckskin gelding, gentle 9 yr. old game horse current coggins. 197$ $lngsr Futwa Fully auto, -. '1 _______65-Horses $721. - iii flfl1 em.me + SaivIge. 17.92 Is of SatWord. 322. - - IN 'ug, I.. Pi1 * bo - er chairs. $71. Sanford Furniture The aaal*5 is perfaci Per a backyard sale -wIl ewr$hk4 foil wI*awid. C4Il18$451$ e03$'*I,. - - ___ ,.?j:ifr: + - Drapes, Upholstery Purebred Siberian Husky - WILSONMAIEB PURNITURI BUY. SELL, TRADE 311-3111. SkIS P. 111103 It 01585 - SlNI.L NiMfo. 318011 for NNJNNNs.' '1 f 35901159 Alternations, Dressmaking 65-Pets-Supplies SS-MscsIiussus fur $s IN. SIsinfl 4 pet. inlarIM Is uellIled buys,. Ikie Is I IL'S S mablie. ry class. ISSII*5 -_ niir ms... Woody Little, 323-9436 UI me AIIM 359.5315 _________________ -_'' .- cliii. Call after 8 p.m. 323-2712. MORTGAGES. 1. Legg. Lic. Mtg. Sroker. $21 No. 4-0 essntiklna - _______________________________ _________ - MEINTZER TILE puppyforsale New I pr dinette sal. Table I 4 INC. '. - Police Ford no frost 16 Cu. ft. -, S. Ces'andClIie New or repair, leaky showers our specIalty, 23 yrs. Exp. 169-8562. 3-chlnery-TooIs Sanford. 332-5721. Wymore Rd.. Aitamemfe. -*15* S. Allumure Or. ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways & add ons. Quality work, no lob too small. 895-4914. AFRICAN VIOLETS 322-9141 The Greenhouse Eves after 63. weekends __________________________ - Furniture Salvage, l7-2 So. of WILL IUY EXiSTiNG 1st & 2nd Office Cleaning OH Heating Tyson Cement Drives, patios, walks & etc. LICENSED 169-9453 Ferns I Elotic Plant Nelson 'oses 401 Celery Ave. New Butcher Block & Chrome contemporary LR tbls. Orig. retail 145.98. NOW $10. Sanford -M'r'. P14*. VA. - S1-Househ&d Go - 321 0098 Appllances& Misc. (LOCAL) 349-5371 Cement mower I harrow for sale refrigerator, white. Very good 3 SE. I beth, huge eqair let. Pvlvscy since, ef Pithed saris.. S vs. old $11111. -. ____________________________ US Case Tractor Laskig your home & credit? I will catCh up back payments I My equIty. 3221014 W,GarnuIWIst. + - YELLOW SAND Tuesday, October 16th. Call Marie Richter. 3226103. 47-RN I Este tad REALTOR (0 - Room Additions remodeling general home repairs. no job too small. Call 323-9165 anytime. - - Call Cark & Hirt 323-7530 _________________________ JEAN NORRIS acrylic I crafts starting recently remoiulid. new alec. & pluMbing. Good location. cxc. ntvrn. Asking $100,100, $35,000 dan. Owner carry at current rats. Interastid parties onlyl 3231019. Mowing Yard debris, Trash Carpentry ART LESSONS water color. BuildiesulI-suf uSsr yours. EllA-VA. P14*2351141 I1O stove w. Oven. 129.332-3315. 3324119,323-7173 FREE ESTIMATES 323 8719 FILL DIRT &TOP SOIL every size and price. 4 burner counter top Certif led Lawn & Landscape Beauty Care 2401 Airport Blvd. DInette set 36"xI$" butcher block top, Colonial style with leaf & 4 grim pedded chairs, $73, Brown 4-mnlrCiaI $451. Preach Ave. 323. r- of Lawn Nintenanc*j Ught Hauling TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harniett's Beauty Nook 519 E. 1st St,,'332 3742 NAMED Looking For a New Home? Check the Want Ads for houses CaliBart hove a hens, tie. $35,111. - Blooming African Violets - ASSOCIATES NEIDID 'UN home, CalICarl Harris at SEARS, Sanford 322-1771 Discount MuSic Center. 220? French Ave. 327 2255+ __________ -+_- CLOSET. American Sod 831-2200 BAHIA SOD $30 (400 sq. ft.) Free Del. on 1400 sq- It. or more. Central Heat & Air Cond. Free Est. rchandise 62-Lawn-Garden _____-- YOUR in Ihe Herald 322-26110,33? 9993. Thomas Organs, Pianos, Guitars, amplifiers, drums etc. Bob Balls 1213.322-0705 w.city water, sewer & paved strict. $4,100. LI, Mary: 2 acres Zanid agrl. Idsel far your new home I' you -- 59-Mu$3cal UNCLUTTER Sell those things that are lust taking up space with a want ad Accessories ROBSON MARINE 2921 Hwy. 1792 Sanford, FIa. 32711 1976 TRAILER S'x4'xT, LIGHT TO TOW. lIdg. lot for duplex or single famIly 55-Boats & sell for $300, near game reierv. 1-81.100 Call Larry for Free Est. 671-6291. Lic., bonded & Ins. _____________________________ Garage Sale: 703 Santa St. 9am-7 p.m. Thurs,, Fri. & Sat. Cradle, - --------- Complete Bedrm suite, like new, 6 mos. old, dark mahogany, extra nice. Call 323-lila. Paid $1,000 345-7273 Lawn &Gsrden COI%1IOn%ng Air Conditioning, Heating, Electrical, Plumbing Service a. Repair. carseat, 2 adult walkers, misc. ________________________ Wrangler leans special $10.99 pr ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 Sanford Ave., 322-5791 3 -l05lOOft.IotsOcaIa FHA or tA. Priced at $ISJOO, located at 1121 Summaslln Ave. AIr Multi fam. Yard Sale, Sat., Sun. Furn., baby Items, mIsc. & Early American couch & chair, green plaid, excellent cond. $10. 553-5335. "THE LAND MANN" J.MANNREA..1OR 54-Garags Sales chair, recliner 1. ottoman. 1250. 339-1351 - - yag ho .ThSI. my . -. of Sanford. 3228121. For sale: Couch, love seat. allowed. EXCEPTIONAL VALUE $20,900 77 Matador 9 pass. wagon, all optIons, like new, need small car for business, LiSt price $7,200 asking $3,000 Phone 3230321 works good. $125. Zenith 23 clothing. 111 GarrIson Dr. IN _____________________________ zoned agriculture, horses '72 VW Rebuilt Eng, 5900 322 7119 _________________________________ Dealers lnvitedl SALE Star Rd. behind Color Wheel Assoc. 322-1193. 322-3481 323 1731 nilure Salvage, 17-92 So. Paint, 4 blks. west of 441. 293. 2373. Open daily 9-6, Sun. 12-6. 330*660 HIGH I DRY. Large oaks, pine & palms. Close in, paved streets Rig. Real Estate Broker 3211759 1835 Sanford Ave. Aft. Hrs. 322.7643,3321* $49,500. - Motorcycle Insurance BLAIR AGENCY JSJ .1166 or iii iiiu PROGRESS TODAY at: Or- 5 ACRES BATEMAN REALTY ATED, INCLUDES NEW ROOF. PRICE RAISED TO AUGUST'S TOP SALES ASSIATE _____________ + newS 0*5 __ ------ •'' - alieJuy at - Owner Wast at Sanford 4.2, Satin kitchen, IargeMSR, fencedbick wIth in. ground pool. NICi neighborhood. PAINT. $31,300- COMPLETELY REDECOR. + ___ PI.z1 en iv Illu IhlP%*8*8UM$1ldIh'h5 . . garden space, allfanced. $33,000. .-- DISTRESS PRICESII Public & _______________________________ LAKE FRONT LOT.LOCH ARBOR ½ acre, 130' on lake. $53,000 Lake Mary 3-1; wage, fruit trees, 3 BEDROOM. FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, CARPETING, NEW Nut N.Nt tluAunesIdMJI, Pem. N*IS..N&A. *5* - II'St' P151ST pI0thP1atNVWSl*$ . .•. AIR I HEAT, CARPETS, ALL APPLIANCES. PRIVACY FENCE, ALL BRICK. $35,300.' 1969 Chev Impala I dr.; 1913 AMC Hornet 2dr Makeolfer. 323 t19, We Buy Wrecked Cars Free Delivery. Sanford Fur. 2500 Industrial Blvd. off Silver 7 acres Lake Sylvan. $10,000. Best Terms. William Maliczowskl, Realtor 322.7953. - 78-WKtorcycles -- --.--- BUY JUNK CARS Fromj101o$50 Call 32? 1621; 322 1160 ________________________________ pm. ..........-- Used color TV set 1910 model. - lando Wholesale Furniture Dist. REALTORS INC. dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a classIfied ad garage sale. 3 BEDROOM,2 BATH, CENTRAL lfllNhoreVIs.321W7 7587 FORRIST ORUNE 322•9283 --- HAS CLOSED THEIR DOORS FOREVERI We are offering their *10.000 In. vantory of new furnIture, bed. ding, I GE appliances 1. TV5 at $30-1i33or339-011 eves. TRIPLEX (2) 2 BEDROOM, (1) 1 BEDROOM, 2 CARPORTS, - ______________ .S? .. . REALTOR ire ns515d to uris i agpp - - HOUR ___ ap ' . - - C10v. PNV*5• WV . JdiRIN*&ANO m &iilISO0I,jIN1ls'h. + .5JOIS$ 'NOT' $0 PILED _______________ 1rc0*5*8st 'w,tposI SA*ii .. ' . -. ' t*I1N eiI iPlI*8 ls*s "sl*8hVu1lPIS*ie iil!.,. NNN0 1i__..IIsAs,1.t. W', *0 SJ& WU . 'Ills, -.at*5hSwrOfllW*,M,. *s asp at " t; - ___ 05U14 Eves3I9.3100.322-tN$ Area, 7 residential lots of which 4 are water front. $43,300. - WINTER PARK FURNITURE CO. Hey Kids: Looking for an extra Nitedvert Iir$*o. + *5Nfl. - i, TOWI OP LOIIP..X0, es w 24 - Sanford-LI. Sylvan SAT.& SUN. 2 BEDROOM, FORMAL DINING ROOM WOOD FLOORS, FIRE. PLACE, SCREENED PORCH. COMPLETELY REDECORATED, NICE CORNER. $33000. acres - MODEL HOMES GROVEVIEW SUBDIVISION OPEN HOUSE ltoSPM REALTOR 332.4991 MuLT1PLELISTINGSERvIcE 330' on paved frontage, $27,000. lOpct.dwn. Byownir 3533IlLeve.3498451 3.2 -- ..t.Y,... 1973 VW bus- Tune-up. plugs. pressure plate. valve iob Great ,as mileage. $1600. 322-7425. 322 5990 Stores, 1t & French. 322 0245. Jim- Open Friday nights till 1 2597 S. SanfordAve. OUTOF BUSINESS SALEII GENEVA 25*, 1 bath plus FIa Rm, large detached double garage, oversized lot. $33,750 _______________ LalO6,amd*5st$N*OIIat . - • IV NSTICI.p*C,uLdlJ*• $amInels uIy - - Deaary area-S ml.from Sanford- $23900. - tAi.n.a.a ..,hi Iir fl.000 nil, ens,, trans+ good. New akcs- Body needs work. 127 Bevier Rd+ $500 ." ,i .-s,,. HEPB.TV Orlando, Florida., 143-4160. _______________ tDCMI?t) __ . - JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-- '69 t '15 models Call 339 9100 or 834 Top Dollar Paid for junk & used cars, trucks & heavy equipment Just ee'..eived estra nlre shipment of used colon' TV's $165 to 5295+ All guaranteed! WHIGHAM FURNITURE CO. 2309 So. Orange Blosson Trail, 43-t.ots.ACrelge acres. $54,100. - * * * * * '* * * -- i.. ___ - 4 + - CARRIAGE - - liliry + eamsislisissi. Call JINS 1834176. espy 0 *to ssslio, at è*è igai't N - TI JOYCE ANN PROSE Nild. Ninth SIIR. YOU'.ARt+ NOtIFIED thiS an $ 'Pills. C - NM. W59 WPat. uiilfty & -ShIns isles, Terms. $45,300. Upto$1,000 322-2151 or 3235213 _______________________________ _________ 1978 GMC Jimmy I wheel drive, jt radio, 9.000 mi Best offerruus' sell 831 1140 - TV repo 19" Zenith- Sold on;. $49375 bal. $183.16 or SI? mo. Agent 3398316- cingl No one in Orlando-Sanford area refused credit if you will pay ¼ downl Let us help you establish local credit. We deliver in Sanford. We pay cash for mobile homes 320,000. BEDROOM. CARPORT, VACANT OFF MILLONVILLE. -- over dealer cost. Firestone FURNITURE.BEDDING EASY TERMS with store I man- VA&FHAFInanelng Mobile home 3 BR, 2 AC, 1 yr. NEW. Assumption terms Ideal. Ill, n S. CIA. carpilad. EU. cliii. $511 me.. INS I ref. PISIN .IOYCS ANN P1011. wish . sacs at 51*11CM ,apc rtus, iv *5 issue or ba - .--.. -"'' i' 1 N. *5 '*5lll$caHeSS IS- IRS pirlisdi 551!Y,aP**8$,0 ,NN ISWI whether the ag$unu* - - *W11j COMIdtI$. .CAIML' AllIS! at *5 1 1 na...u..ae iwtias turnis.t cie. person pralerrid. cell 45S4351 •S acres Paola Markham area. IS?!MP! IIMT Old fashlcnsd country home w.3fo COMPARE THESE FIATURISt SURGE POOL ; HOUSE AREA 'CITY WATER and SEWER INCLUDED ADULT ONLY and FAMILY SECTIONS MULTIPLE LlSTlNG.REAITOI - ' - - • 1 rages Mn. apt. $111 me., all -. - Ixt.S$4ANYTlME:24ho&rs, ______________________ HAL COLBERT REALTY DAVID IVAN PROSE. SALES '-""' lid SeIsUPfI$W*8JUNSW '" CIrcvW Court eni r lesnimle - rssulrW. WITHIN THREE ... CsuMy4 PIsINa *5 I*dm FROM TNE DA,I op 0 sstl0 'r wss00%wtisimnem,.$ ijmj pt,lss1sMc TION op - ?NS FIRST '. -- PLOSISA COUNTY * * * * * * * * N 'ICNN apIs 0,*8+dim IS *5 dill IS em SIP! Is NNder* to .ap uSIsw, + prlvilugis TV, wsahar-dry etc. nian 1 or s Chl11esi eli. See altar 1p.m. Ill Pinicreil . - -. standard - 1 livIng cued by inflation" 3221112,3227177 *ism In prlve lismi all Mane ' s' ___ Pieballi.," stslst It the dells is Isiwid. 'he _____ retirees with protection - ' - - - Eyes.3fl1512, 322-1317, utIlities furnished $170 me. Muffs. 151.1532. - financing and expansion tpç qualified applIcants. •1' percent - return of your ' l vestment guaranteed. .;FOR INFORMATION CAt. Fawn Sales of the Southeol . TOLL FREE: 1400.432-7,,,t + numhirtoWi.b$fer,17111LAW. :dalm Is w stated, - K cgeslngle, eq vauIvleesw, the ICATIS. INC, a Florida Carparallos, at ii,. e. eacpr y - Americas foremast didilniry osmpsnyssidalsemlwiitarlto er, attirney, and the amount cassmeu*y,.. .vw n Pint tlsie puce werk Wilistar, ___ 'SEMINOLE COUNTY + - LONOW000 IRANCH. asrmuriv skill Sanford StudIo *0.1185.08k. All & CASH P EDt " E*perlesice dslrud. Geld pay, Insurance, vacation, credIt unlisi & pnOIt shoring. Apply Wi sn Lab. Mary 05 Feed Sieve MarY - 323.7832 ____ ____ COOKS - - 794114. - .... VGlanw.y Dr. 4.2 wIth pool. 113001. - - Our company providl a Ave. !!rem tile S C= !L.. b• i.t:m.ta. SMINOLI bask for the claim the isams and so; ! esfrlayesØ. EU. Salary & bilsathls. Oi561P4 ____ house In $13,330, ApIs. for Isnir - Citizuis. Dawn. town, very clean I roomy. lee Jimmie Cowan, 31$ Palmetto me a dasnans$rsfor SiltS S*ITS cash from FrIendly Hem. guest ISunland- 4.2 with pool. - ___________________ ________ _______ Es., In 'epsrty _____surveying & _____ $79,900, with 2-1 DawtoaepsirOrPulrYourHairUse AWanS Ad. 332.3511 or 321. - - VS. Cameron Avi. 1.2 acres 3.2. _______________________ NORRILL TEMPORARY SERVICE SURVEYPA*TYCNIIF pgJ avlIabls sir Party Chief The nameand address sI Oil and working hours. + I C3 BR 2 B hOme, 4 acres - equipment, supplies. ac. counts, complete tralning- &, øcured locations with na.,, tlonal & local advertising.' YOU PROVIDE d desire t, succeed & operate your r' busIness, have a minimum sms, and be able to staØ -, wIthin 30 days. I Grove Manor 53 with pool. ____________________________ 333.4733 CALL 4474118 ______________________ ___________________ $435 Elm Avenue, Sanford, FIes'IIs, previous offeri on wages, - with A FLICK OF A B1C!! COMPANY PROVIDES $55,000. SANDLEW000 PurnlshedllRCondo - InI.pp$ytsdsy.flsfie.wo sie no an amploymøt agency. plsyir. M.F.H.Vat. Number 79.3*CP, is pending in the honest & competent ii. viduals wishing to earn top' dollars as quick as a f lick 'oiIt apt house, $24,500. -- Markham Woods Rd. $130,000. '." uu,u v,iic. TOP ACCOUNTS ready & available to be turned over to I Geneva- 1½ acres 4.2. 31-AIIIflSIWS Furnished assignments for experIenced Office & dirical WOltirl. Clans FiOdd.Maiidiyth1U TWiday. An Equal Opportunity Em. FIØj, Probate Divislui, the i4 NoII is hereby given that I am drow at whiCh Is Nirits Pack ugegd in business at * I. Avenue, Sanford, Florida. The $emoran Blvd., Casselberry, psrppsalraprssantativsatffieastals kmin ClUfltYa F livid.. UdI Is Alice May Ousu while addrlos is (EDT), 2' hours short of the deadline. It followed a marsthon 27hour bargaining msk during which GM revised Its M"' TIPLELISTING REALTOR _ We hayS short & lang term _____ Circuit Csus$ fir Seminole County, FICTITIOUS NAME + Foragpolntmint&appilcatlon __________________________ WHY NOTWORK? 1 lad' bICklIQIS M ______ DIN4S 750,000 auto workers. APT$. FOR RENT. • to Full Time. ideal for Man Realtors H AL COLBERT REALTYinc. fr - - MORE, front & rear BR's. GREGORY MOBILE HOMES 3103 Orlando Dr. 333-5200 REALTY CAR GARAGE. $31,000. 3 - See our beautiful new BROAD- - black 9. white & read Want ,'ds alt over 77-Junk Cars Removed ________________________ Sylvania 19" color TV's 10 pct for Sale - - s3......-rv.Radto-Stereo rwous 74 comet Auto Ont' wner. Pepsi Blue. Like new inSideS. Out, uses no oil. 23 mpg on regular gas Must sell S1825 3270706 '74 Aristocrat Travel Trailer JuSt likefleW. 16.$1200FIRM' 323 6190 alt 4PM - 42-blle Hon#s Daytona 15 ft travel trailer, sleepsd, stove, cehox. elec. brakes Good cond. S750 323 0545 PuSh button controls, has carousel, still in warranty. assume $649, Originally payments of $21 mo Agent 339 J386_ Kids gone, but the Swing Set in I h' back yard isflt? Sell it with a want ad. Call 322 2611. + -- - ________ MICROWAVE money this month on the same day the service stations run out of gas!" - - -'- ..,.-. 75-Recreational Vehicles - -. -- - loss Ii's LARGE SCREENED PORCH, 2 Osteen. sio,aoo. ' Associates, experiencad Stenstrom Realty, Realtors 3 BEDROOM. 2 lATH POOL WITH CENTRAL AIR I HEAT, COUNTRY KITCHEN, FAMILY ROOM WITH FIREPLACE. - 323 0697 ____________________________________ - at 322-2420. $33,300, Parts, - MOONEY APPLIANCES For a confidential discussion of your career in Real Estate, call Herb Stanstrom or David Farr GREAT LOCATION NEAR LK. MONROE REDUCED TO •9.2 acres w.mobiie hornf, $245 Week. Part Time $540 - Week, Full Time Start Part NO SELLING TI Si 1111 t tl'Ifr own n.sre ' Mgency needs DIT lONER, OVERSIZED LOT. *S0.7 *CI• O$teefl. 518,300. - KENMORE WASHER Service. Used Machines. Sanford's most well-known pro. gressive Sales Volume Leader 3 BEDROOM, 1½ BATH, SC R E EN E D PORCH, AIR CON. *3 BR lB CA, $24,000. - bal. %206 or $21 mo Agent 339 8386+ Real Estate Sales AIR, CARPORT. 132,500. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. - - 2135'i S. French (17921 Sanford 3233324 _____ jiprnant. Apply other SIMIloI' Room 144, City Hall, Sanford, MadmIntrit*lOftlWsstate ii I.. •. ss. k., Inc., ____ tenanceanduseof heavy trucks, eai slaTe ' known products In the world. Over One Million Sold Daily! CalI353.4432cr253.2177 TIREDOF SITTING HOME? NIEDIXT*AMONIY? position available. Know$e and skill in operation, main. IN THE ESTATE: YOU ARE HEREbY NOTIFIED me .4)BR2B,25t0(yhome,$43,500. Westinghouse Sold orig. $514. Sale P-ach .'l hold 1 pub1 AUTO AU liON every Tuesda, S.turOø at 1 30 It's the only one in FlorOa YOU Set the reserved ict' Call 90.4 255 for further details - Don't pile no longer needed itC,fls hiqh as an elephant -s eye Place a lacsified ac. and pile the money in your wallet' For Estate. Commercial & Residential Auctions & prisals Call Dell's Auction, 323 5620 repo 17 cu tt Refrigerator 322-0216. 3 BEDROOM, CENTRAL HEAT & Eve 152.3453 •SBR2 B, 2 story home$43.000. YOUR WAY TO ' BR, 1'.s bath 1*, DR. Fla Rm., w.w carpet, 10*20 workshop, fenced yard. ONLY $34,500. FuIl.Time Office Supervision Compatible Associates Over 22 Years Experience ESTATE Broker 534-5200 * - FeaturIng one of the best - AA ,/ MIW ULJJ 1..W I/I \'t\ \'..." _ - o:,YTots:. .',l.m ii nil.- ••....,•S••1 Washer repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.35 used short time Bal $189.11 or $19.35 mo. Agent 339 8318. BelAire Newly renovated block home. New roof I new C HIA. 4 - Mon., Sept. 17, 7p.m. • IDPENTOTHE PUBLIC LOAD OF CLEAN FURNITURE TOO MUCH TO LIST! OLD & MODERN • .SANFO1D AUCTION • 1215 S. French 323-7340 ELECTRIC DRYER Exc cond- 560 323 0415 lotl Will build on your 101 at our lot. Y Enterprise, Inc.. Medel Inc., Realtor dIs 303 your Realtron Computor nON 17.92 Casselberry El. - I Allis CIItLCC 1/111111 ííç/í Rei. REAL - I \I\ lU 1 1))) III ( (Ii Convaniant2lR Fenced, Air & Heat w.WCrpet. 322-1452 ______________________ "EQUIPMENT OPERATOR" ImmedIate ball time purinaiiSfll 4tI ALTV WORLD. IN#A4 \'\\\ III (((I I _____________________ Insurance + percentage, area. 3371054. Longwood area. 331.3335. ______ OTHER PERSONS INTERESTED Sanford. _____________ Heipwsnted for early AM lirs., 4 es 3 days per wk., approx. W, hrs. per day, part tIme collage atudant or retiree. Lake Mary ____________________________ Manager for one man print shop. A. S. Dick 350 prow, salary, NOTICIOPARMINI$TRATION - - for Dominant Advertising 10 Hour Sales Training Member Realtors & ERA NatIonal Referral Service ,) / corn- - thsr* wouldn't bi anyl ____ _____________________ TheCityCommlssiOnraSerVe$tM 'tO ALL PERSONS HAVING rlgtittoacceptortorelectanyorall CLAIMS 0* DEMANDS AGAINST THE ABOVE 1STATE AND ALL UnitedAutoWorkersUnionand General Motors Corp. averteda Mt thIi*.-IIcSes*NIs4 Ø _ i Haveacashbuyerfor3Bedroom2 beth home. + + 322.4355, weekdays. ______________ -Th + yard. RICK Immediate openIng-day shlt. -, American Wood Products Mill Specious 1 SR inS unit S yr. old Office, 200 Marvin Ave., apt. bid. Laundromat. storage ____ Longwood. Apply between I AM space, cony, to downtown to 11 cm. Snford. $193. 477.1544. _______________________ ________________________ _________________________ Wanted: Mature lady to live In, 1 Bedroom plus prepere meals & care for Invalid den, air, furnIture available. lady in Sanford realdence 8195-3235. Aduits. 541.7583. salary, room I board. Call (300) iid 1I-Hs more. An added feature ____________________ *ort, fenced Low Down Payment Cash Large LIsting Inventory 1892 MODEL, 2½ STORY VICTORIAN SHOW CASE FOR REMODELING. $33,000. H. Ernest MORRIS Sr. ' . mercial zoning. LIve Iwork in same place in a good area of Sanford. an Lake Ad.. Just So. of Airport Blvd. on 17.92 In Sanford. Call m..o Mariner's Village. ____ ____________ Manager. IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR All bids shall be in the City SEMINOLE COUNTY, FLORIDA Manager's Office, Room 303, CIty PROBATE DIVISiOSO Hall, Sanford, Fiorldanotlatlrthan File Number 79439.CP ' 1:30 PM, Wednesday, October Dlvlsl 197$. The bids will be publicly IN RI ESTATE OP _ opanedonthesamedateat 2:00PM L. S. HODOINS, SB., lnthe Commission Chambers, Room Dcu kept home with 1 IR$14 up. Pool Adults only, . - I 10x20 screened porch I much ____________________________ ________________________ ____________________________ 1 ' U as asas.U11 80--Autos for + COUNTRY AUCTION. - All A C's w energy saver, 10 pct over dealer cost. Firestone Stores, Is? & French. 322 0245 Jim Open Friday nightS till 7 pm or newly licensed Nowl SANFORD BR, C HIA. privacy fenced bk yd., eat in kit. Owner anxiousi BR, 2 B, C lilA, fenced bk yd., overlooks natural forest. Near idyllwilde elem. school. ' 323-222" - Berm, 1 Bath Frame home, air, carpet, carport I utility building at back, near bus stop. ThIs one won't last long I PhiIco S S copper tone refrigerator w ice maker- Like new. 1500. Sanford Furniture Salvage- 17.92 5o of Sanford 3fl8771+ VA.F 1IA.235. Loft. Homes UNBELIEVABLE AT $17,100. 4 JUST LISTED 3 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, CARPORT, HEAT, CARPETS, DRAPES, OUTBUILD1NG.A LARGE LOT WITH FRUIT TREES. $23,900. _____________________ NEWONTHEMARKET 4 Bedroom, 1½ bath, nicely 30ApSi'tfl'sflts Uithirrtlshsd ____________________________ . ' Great _____________________________ - noncommercial prasantatlon cIvIc organizatIons, service clubs I community grouPs. Cell _____________________________ Branch Office REALTORS 27loSanfordAve. 322.7912 Weeklylmonthiy rates. inquire o S. Oak $117113. __________________________ _____________________________ AVON areavallabie without charge for ir. IER'_IM 2565 PARK - Sanford Gracious living. Reas. FIGHT INFLATION 1.11 Avon. Increase your w$i1 poar. For details, call or a41-30fl. _________________________ LPN. Full time I part time. Apply Is parson +LbliivbowNursk' dO I $5. ______ . 1 Airconditienedsie,pingroom Quletman preferred 3222229,h14MtIe've. . REALTORS Baths, 2.story Tudor design, fully automatic pool, fireplace In fam. rm., an excellent family fun home w-tennis courts, & pasture for horses available, 5129,900. OSTEEN lake front home situated on 3 BR wooded acres. Ideal country living. Multiple Listing Service - ______________________________ - -. STONE ISLAND Original owners, 4 Berm, 2½ '' - . . maksyouabtterdeal. __________________ Realty DELTONA arge custom designed home, 3 BR, 2 0, C H&A, formal DR, beautIfully eqpt. kit., includes microwave. Near schools & recreation. Cornor lot. 322- 2420 ___________________________ - real life massag, of what evasy family should know about fire I crime in (2) 13 mm. public sir Ice films. The films produced by Dictograph Security Systems, _______ BlazarFlnanclalServices ______________________ AUTOMOTIVEMACHINIST . - A N Y T I ME $34,900. See it today I 72-Auction 52-ApplianCes prime land Seminola Blvd Casselberry 830-9531. he sooner you place your classified ad, the sooner you get results. - . room, kit. equipped, cent. lilA, 3.5774 D8y or NIgjtt Sanford s Sates Leader Why not loin the 'astest growing Real Estate Office in town? Findoutifwecan or Engine rebuildar. Seminole Auto Machine, 301 E. 28th l. Exp. onlyl Wages commensurate w. _________________________ abilityfringe benefits. M$a.asa flS51SiefWioIl. ii crimInals, Is neW carrying a against you for the relief Florida. Motor Vehicles to Consist of the demanded In the Complaint, WlTNESSmyhandandthesealol Following: I. I Super Compact Vahiclas (4 this Court on the 4th day of Sept. antered Investments, bill consolidation, major purchases, any need. Call: 3224412 __________________________ ''' L [STAlE ASSOCIAtE 4 JOIN SANFORDS SALES LEADERI WE LISI & SEL. MORE HOMES THAN ANVOPL' JOIN THE ONE THAT . tIO' . 3 Deitona lots. $1,000 for all or will trade for anything for value, SPANISH HACIENDA Beautiful, 3 Bdrm, 2 Bath, family by Gill Fox SIDE GLANCES farm land near Oviedo I 2 acres schools & plazas, plinty of space for large family to grow. Call inc DAI ¶('ID MLS + - LOANS UP TO $30000. BAR MAIDS fornights-fulltlme 555.1013 TV star Mike Casuiers. wtis as Iq!tnisr..- o REAl. ESTATE 29-Roonn bCA close to downtown, convenient to EAR LAKE I BR 2 B corntortable home newly painted, C HIA, fenced back yd.. nice area. , 3 BR, 2 0, pool home, beautifully landscaped, work shop. green house. 1700 sq ft lIving area. $39,500. Terms. 2ND MORTGAGE 43042. 3532. -- 2Stoain ___________________ Pentax Enterprise, Dept. SH s 1133 Mldoletown, Ohio LutheranChurchot The Rediemer has several openings in their pre.kindsrsarten & klndergartan classes. $30 mo. For merlin- PIaint, as addreN is U last Livingston _______________________ circulars. For information: p.dil Notices required to serve a copy of your written defenses, if any, to It on A. Dated at Longwood, Seminole BERGSTROM of RUSH, County, Florida August, 24, 1979. DUANE ANDERSON, BERGSTROM AND Publish Sept. 2,9, 14, 23, 1979. ROBiSON, P. A., Attorneys for DENt Leila Shoerno class di forrewlts.322.2511 or 831.9593. _________________________ I referancas. A capable I prodoctive man can write own paycheck, all fringe ben.fits. CarlO Mr. Muffler- 3235594 ____________________________ as much as :-. stuffing envelopes with our ____________________ _____________________ enterpris, is as business 3.tCash Buyers for a small vestment. Place a low cost BRAKE IFRONT END _________________________ PRIVATE VOICE LESSONS - arold+ Hall MAKE A WISH, BR, 2 exec hone in Idyltwiltfe! C ilt.A.pan. FR w-FP, eat In kit., DR .t every feature maqinoblel Vout wshcome rue or • ..O. Barber shop includes all equip. mant, commercial bldg. and land. High trafficarea. Could be converted to ice cream, ham. , rger 5I C. , er W ,,, ,nance. asy arms. in. Experienced mechanIc with tools 323.U12 downtown _______ Worsiciowtop,vecniong&sP.ort term jobs. No fees to pay. No tracts to sign. Call Norrell Temporary Service today 547. sill. . CreativeExpressions Male will semy barn. Apt. with ol, iv, Air Cond. Call 3234494 ewain 3:30 & 9 PM. CLERK TYPIST ENJOY store bldg. over 13,000 sq. It. 141,900. Terms arranged. Currently leased. 2story LIt Mary new house just finished 3 BR. 2 B, lot 90x110', 9~ pct. mort. Also 11 acres pasture or carpet, scr. porch, fenced, UNTRY BARGAIN 2 BR workshop. & storage bId., fin. ced, shade trees. Cony. to shopping. $21,500. SUPER 3 BR. I'? B home in Lk Mary! C H&A, w w carpet, FR, eat In kit & more. flri WARRANTED Just S42.9C'+ : sc. patio, cony., workshop or office in rear. All for $31900, ______ Stamper Agency, Wm. Stamper, Ceramic Ciaseas Enroll now. Classes start Sept. 17. A. A. McDONALD Make your own Christmas gifts. undersIgned pursuant to the ifeitheror both "Fictitious Name Statute", Chapter and If either or both A. A. MC 332.1173. L. A. RAULERSON ______________________ SumnersCeramics FbordaSt ,eolster DONALD and unknown heirs, ____________________________ the with the Clerk of the Circuit Court. are dead, to upon receipt 21-Apts. a Houses 1091111 BEAUTIFULLY REMODELED HOME in good neighborhood, $32,500. - ___________________________ __________________________ 3 BR, 1½ B split plan, fenced yd., 41-Houses now for appointment, MON BLUFF lantastic 1 BR weekend retreat, St. Johns River, covered boat dock. - 322-4591. ____________________________ TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: Notice is hereby given that the Residence Unknown - homes. Excellent references. For a career In Rail Estate call -_______________________ - const. $97,500. BEAUTIFUL Custom 4 BR, 3 n home in Idyliwildet Supfr patio, sunken LR FR, rp many unique features! BPP Yours for WARRANTED. $32500 + 41-Houses Style I quality conveniences. + 2 acres Industrial Property, near Hwy 46 1 Country Club Rd. $45,000. -- _________________________ oCNId Cli's -- AYFAIR near Lk Monroe. I BR 2'/2 b, pool & garden area privacy fenced. Fireplace in tam. rm., lovely eat.in kit, All , painting and cleaning IW 159.1110. __________ _____________________________ evidence of value. Wanted 21Situations _________________________ man to help clean retail store, in Sanford, mornIngs 7:30 to 10:30. must be able to work Sunday. ______________________________ Patricia Hale Please call Ed Bennett (worthSlO) atSdP-U31 __________________ 4½acresonOrangeBlvdiflPaola. Only 824.450. Owner will carry mort. with 40 pct. down. ______________________ Retired or Semi Retfrid 41-Houses ATTRACTIVE A n. 1', 13 horit' on Oak shaded lot in winter Spgs! C I-1.A, w w corpo:. fenced yd In quiet resid,'nti,I area. I3PP '.'IAqRAIIIEt) Just $45,750! 2 BR, 1½ B 2 story townhouse. L. bk yd, poOl, C HIA, $31,000. Easy Terms. U ________________________________________________ _____________________________ home or convert this '5tS. preferred Apt, on over ', cre Fantastic Buy før S75,000' (1)1.1144, (1) l.4&OregonAve. Pick your own terms. % bath I board. Permafent for fi9tt parson. 34.517S 7 to9 am. or evn. _________________ ____________________________ 5954921 Toil Free 1.I0032123U . + exp. 334N2. SanfOrd. Therels no one measuring assignees, trustees, granted, Mother wIll do babysitting In my method creditors. lienors, or other home anytime, infants I small the value of property, but claimants claiming by, under or children. 3323334. more than the cost to construct through years of experlence,an through L.A. RAULERSON, Defendants. such homes in order to secure orderly BabySittinaforChlldran procedure has evolved NOTICE OF ACTION inmychrlstlsnhomel3lare. housing without long delay. III to solve the appraisal problem. TO: A. A. McDONALD,' In. vs this instance value could easily dividually and as Trustee of NAVAL STORES ORANGE exceed cost. ii-Inst1UCtIOI COMPANY, a dissolved Florida ________________________ Price reflects the amount of Legal Notice ___________________ C on Over Iheroad drivers Must have 1 yr refrigeration exp. Apply Metro S.1le5, 1921 W. 1st St.. ORGANIZATION cx- estimate of value of an as Trustee of ORANGE NAVAL STORES COMPANY. Idii$OiV'd cept that one is located on a adequately described property Florida corporation, if living, and, if street with heavy traffic and as of a specified date, and is deed, the unknown heirs, devisies, the other on a quiet residential supported by the presentation assignees, trustees, grantees, street. The value of the former and analysis of factual and creditors, lienors, or other claimants claiming by. under or would be less than the latter, relevant date. Appraising Is not through A. A. MCDONALDs and L. although the cost of each y an exact science, but an A. RAULERSON. individually and as Trustee of ORANGE NAVEL be exaetl' the same. Or assume and an appraisal is only as STORES COMPANY, a dilsolved depending .--. - - ________________ WHY NOT Create your own prn 4COMMERCIAL PARCELS good driver. Private room with S I . (1)1.4146. (1) III Orange Blvd., ing I. cooking, LPd benefits. $200 to $300 start LASSIFIID ii sure to get re5uI1sJ - - tr us*wper for retired teacher. day wk., paid holidays, fringe , JUST LISTED 3 fIR. 2' B horm - idyliwilde on 2-3rd acre. ReIix Enloy the many eviras th+ home provkte5 with tOS ' luxury features. UPP WAkRANTED Yours 10, S5OO! ___________________________ 4l4t0USeS AAature woman with pleasant per. sonality for live in companionS Exp. mech. must hive Own tOOi5. S male sterilization; free coun scone. Professional care. supportive atmosphere. con identical in every respect a situation where Wanted coll,gltudent U LOVELY 3 UP. 1 bath tm.W H&A, w w carpet, Or, eat rI kII on 2' lots! E'tras Galore! PP WARRANTED Only 54d,5O' ' RN pert time, 7.3 shift. Apply in person l.akeview Nurs(ng Can. tar, 919 E. 2nd St. 11 r • In nLh LSLgI(. ____________________________ LAKE FRONT- Beautiful LIt Kathryn 1 12 BR units, 1 story, from $26,500. No loan or real estate cost. Up to 95 pct. loans, Phone Wilbur Simms, Broker Salesman, Aft hrs. 323-7313. BROTHERS CHRISTIAN REALTY, INC.. 534-1041. _______ ________ the sale was made. while Publish: September 1. 1979. appraisals are concerned with DEN-U BORTION SERVICESà ,ri, it i ____________________________ Trimistir abortlen-$100; Gyn vital to understand the IN THE CIRCUIT COURT IN AND Is?ciinlç-$20: Pregnancy test; improvements on a property Take for ___________________ ___________________________ 4 P 'S 111$ City Manager of time since and value may he equal, and often Sanford. ditiora of the REALTORS - All you need to know:. everything. Asking 133,730. 337. Sikorsky 1. Wastland Helicopters. Must be experienced in major compon• ant overhaul I flight operatiofts. 10 hr. wk. Apply Florida State S. Employment Service, French Ave.: Sanford. - REALTY carpet, pool. Close to IXParISOC. U U U U U S STEN STROM Sanford 2 BR, 2 B. all appl., w.w interview. M.chanlc.in$pIctOr, minimum 20 Sundoy Noon Friday _______________________________________________________ .. 40-Condomnums - RN Ito 12 full 1. part time. Apply _________________________ in person Sanford Nursing I Convalescent Center S30 ___________________ ________________________ 3 LInes Minimum -- - __________________________ Noon The Day Before Publication the Room 111. The City Commission reserves the nast Icr - I I N U U £ a ______ in the Southern Chemical Building. Call M1-U71 _______________________________ DEADLINES same date at 2:00 _____ P.M. in the Commission Chambers, opened on distinguish hetween value, cost - Call Mon. thru Fri. S to Sd Inc.. corner Elm I Commercial 3k a 1kw icons.cutjv.tlmis .....35C a 111W 520 PM. -----MONDAY thru FRIDAY SATURDAY 9.Noon Manager. All bids shall be in the City Manager's Office. Room 203, City Hail. Sanford, Florida not later than 1:30 PM, Wndnr"v. October 3, 197$ The bids will be publicly determine it's present value? and inn A M ................. 4k a Iliw 1 tImi HOURS are civy Detailed specifications available at the ottice ot Tfl Question: I 'm thinking of selling my home that I bought 15 years ago, but how can I behaved. opportunity, group insuranc Apply In person R. W. Collins. RATES CLASSIFIED DEPT. ______________ Electronic Breath Testing 1 Unit for Determination of Blood Alcohol ConcentratIon - P rIc a U 1:30 323-0263. -_______________ FamIly 013 wIshes tO rent house Ifl themlcal lawn cars company. Plo training program. career 831-9993 322 -2611 11.uUUUUflhE .118 I Wanted 2 BR home in Sanford area on or before Dec. 1st, 1 child well . Sealed bids will berecelved in the off ice of the City Manager, Sanford, Evnin9 Herald, Sanford. Fl. - 41-HouseS to Rent 38-Wanted - Wanted *** ROUTESERVICE * * Personnel to apply fertilizer, In wcticidesfor established routes CLASSIFIED ADS Iu Help - - -_.'_ - -.- _. a- - s - I Ip-.-- y.. - a - -+ �'e. ! Suray, sept. 16, 1979 Salespersons Encounter Inconsiderate Customers A can have it cleaned. DEAR ABBY: I am a iiow TO MAKE Let your childrenpull off salesperson selling women's SALESPERSON'S DAY If you are approached by a price tags and chew on your wear in a large department store. We make the minimum salesperson who offers to help fitting room number. wage and no commission. We ignore her. If you normally take a 14, try take great pains to be polite and Ask if you may take more to squeeze into a 12. (What do helpful regardless of how rude than the permitted number of you care if you split the seams? or inconsiderate the customer garments into the fitting room. It's not yours.) is. I'm sure thousands of If you are refused, sneak in Should von accidentally salespeople encounter the same with an armload and leave the break a zip,er or pull a butto problems that I face daily. As a rejects on the floor. Iø, keep quiet. Let the next If your makeup soils a favor to all of us, will you please person who tries it on mention print this: meat, don't tell the clerk so she - affair. If a nursing mother the sign. If the salesperson is suf- wants to return to her job, she ficlently conscientious to should pump her breasts and carefully compare your put the milk into sterile bottles signature to the one on your and place them in the refrigerator for the proper charge plate, act insulted, If you return anything, throw dispensatit by the sitter. What away all the tags and receipt, do you think? ANOTHER POINT OF VIEW and demand a cash refund! HAD IT IN BUFFALO If there's a NO SMOKING sign in the fitting room, light up anyway, and say you didn't S -- ---.---. ..-----------a_h TOWliS: iour suggested expense) and forego her coffee TOWERS break for her baby's milk nth commandment, "Thou break, I'd go along with It. But shalt not get caught," is very demanding that employers catchy, but if you obey the first provide a special setup for 10, you won't need an 11th. nursing mothers would be a costly accommodation for . Address comments and which the consumer for questions to Abby, C.o Box payer) would have to pay, and co710 Los Arn!eles. Call!. 9OO9. rm opposed to IL For a personal reply, please DEAR POINT: If the mother TO enclose a self-addressed, CONFIDENTIAL DEAR ABBY: I believe that can have her child brought TO THE stamped envelope. IN a baby is a private her for nursing (at her own "SWINGING nursing c'LrirIIW. : r.--.1 September 16, 1979 SANFORD, FLORIDA 11 DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau R4CX,M4&' Af lyF CRL4I44197 &v PY/M5 cVT/(RE! Put, I'fff amISV UMM AK)WW- ia4is OV 1W? IN 8PN6 \ J i I iiUW 711E rwjasMT APW(Js, g- /5 i) f iW,9? t'HAT U41tRW us, LhWRFW L, (4W&? / L4V17L.1N77L.. FT a',', po m / MY yoU ,;f niap LO3 X.. / !zç) HIM! A IL 7cWxF /15 A ffR&VN,4L. lifE 60 7FX6H 7115 5W.RY FALL. r PNTTt : . - :- ___• 'S - -r.? --.--.--• - — OurStor.1l: THE DEAD AS LORD VANOC F0LOW9 GALAN'S HORSE HAP KEPT LADY ENIP WARM, BUT ITS SCENT TRACKS, HE HEARS THE HOWLING HAS ATTRACTED THE WOLVES. THEY DRAW EVER NEARER. SHE REACHES FOR HER KNIFE, BUT ONE BLADE IS NO MATCH FOR ALL THOSE WHITE FANGS OF THE WOLVES AND URGES HIS MOUNT STILL FmTER. PI P L _4 I) Im 4, •' ,d',4J( IT WOULD APPM THAT SAM K&S "GOMM NWHING "THAT WOULD ADD 'TO LASW IFM" COMM". THE RETURN TO THE CASTLE 19 LIKE THE 1 q-IJ Gwl"Faft-.% -, ba-womfWA -- W - --- - ---- - ____wo._____ @01AW FiW Ck 6 Ulu ___ 2223 41 4 • ,t.-• 4 - - ,r1. . •. -- •• -f. ,•.•••--.. &t:.Th -. - - �WAI MA, 00 M AA 06 L4ifL; J; It UW - A •1 . • = .. — . S.. ii;. 4tIJ - .• •i• ____ __ _ ______ _ ___ •-. -A f A4 Just for DID I CM FMA *"I loil 0 0 ________________ ________________ II _______________ EAR HELOISE: t1 _________________ . -- :.--. - WIIIN MSP STA*TID O& W ALl. Z S Th$$E PUNNJr46I A rwwwwiv PI •:JIieff ____ ___ N'II ' A -- - iSN 0C1I4 la.Ii AND 'fl'IE TN S'øA s.., AND an' J WV?It ?41 es.•.. I now $ NOW s$ 1 ... eaiz M -... ' q' ' * is, a.. V .1 .,, ii - • P., 111111PIWIV S . FIRST I EAT THE ICE CREAMI DEAR HELOISE: This hint does not have to go In the paper because It's not so great. But In my room, I don't have a desk, so 1 use a five-quart, plastic Ice cream poll. Pencils, glue, scissors, etc., go In the pall. Then with the lid on, I use the pall for a desk. • '". '"r2 I made a very babies wouldn't swallow handy and InexpensIve holder for all my straight needles. I used anything. two tubular potato chip cans and cut the bottom out of one can. As I came across Interesting Taps it to the second can and cover the whole thing with throwaway items, usually adhesive-backad paper. Place the needles Inside and top with plastic, I would add them to the plastic lid, the bag. That's the first place It stands up next to my large the little ones go when they come tO fl1' ho needles or* handy. usually all my Smith have at least two articles HAPPY IIRTHDAYI '.,, working at the same time so it DEAR HELOISE: saves time searching for the Our children have a fun way right needle. to wrap birthday presents The pockets In my knitting using white or colored tissue bog hold circular needles., paper and decorative flowers. tape measure, gauge Where do we got the markm, etc. In a pencil flowers? They are cut from holder with a Appil which adhesive-backed plasticl my son once used In school, I It's amazing how much keep my stitch holdem row easier It Is to hold the ends of keeper, scissors and the many ft paper In place with a other little things a knitter couple of two-inch flows,,, needs to have handy. "junk," and also has a fond- and it gives the package a Dorothy Toney nos for purses decorative touch when placed $erIkrI$ck.rgaelza. So I took an old bag and at random on it. tlo.aiid YOU hall psats&y. filled It with discards such as Dorothy Parsons few pseales ts aceampNsh It. film canisters, margarine Huge fersIisrmwIlhvs 01*1 11*011* tubs, an old wallet, This Is yaw c.l,ma. H you'd Live Usloiie cut from magazines, lids IT'S IN THE IAOI thrssdsdonastrong cord and like Is share a hkit, ask a quiedial IV make a siqgss. DEAR HELOISE:. tied securely. Anything small was In. ti.l writ, me care if tMs My granaughtsr enjoys playing with all sorts alsmall corpor.ted into a unit sos,sn O'• Hsgs,Hsfelie In my column your hint is great - and so are youl Set lots of kids will be using your bright Idea, Sugar. plumi Keep them coming. Love, P4.lojse ____ l ease * . A LOVE LETTER FROM KAREN DEAR HELOISE: I've rood your column for a long time now, and I really like It so I decided to think of an idea myself, and I did. Here it is: My mother would always throw away the comic section containing your hints before I could remember any of the Ideas. $01 "tricked" her. Every week I cut out the "Heiolse part, poke a hole inth.cornerofthepageandstringthemonacord. I keep them in a safe place. Love, Karon Ijans.n, Age 9 You're a sweeffisartf ,I _ liKIUhM3J1dk*l5,Ia. Helois. 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TRIIAT- OF LOVELY 01110M A11100" S%_t4 PREVENT 1' RCNIZIN ME '— I I. I\ (I V'1 'W. 1 (P \ •' I WiJ LJ4. 2J 'J11 e' f'd / • 11 U kFI __ T[tbJI I I /rJ t' ( J\ • W TN t1 r ' % i. I XIfT su HOW WE CAN CUT OUR GROCERY WffATW * - k? - - - - - - • - "WOW ROPI WHAT DC YOU FEED THATSTO7" �by brick man the small so Ietu HUBERT ou ItAV ovroN 57AKC-, THIS -rwa? 1?1614T by Dick Wingert A NINEITHO'CLcXK WwcT-Q GD MORNING, MR. C)OCLEY—'t)LJQ `1CLFf MONTH CHE;CKLJP L ITNDA 'THE CCCIOR IS RUNNIWG LAIF-,SIQ. . s,.x7rn'c iirn's W ACHC- IN MY LEFT -.'•, ' — irou sc MY PPC1L1 M IN THA Cl P lq23 ME NF-! A7,NF, ~w ELMO HUBERT 9-1b — ALLEY OOP iF 'IcIJ WANT THAT StG DUDE fl4WN IN 1W PiT, Th!N'CU O IT! MR. YEG CI-lEQKUPAour N i;AT MISS : '1 WITH 'YOU-- I NupG,rr,9" YEMOOLEY— OW 1003- A NINE dCLOCK PAT, ' . by Dave Graue ON THROWING MIM *4v vCRD GT5 I RUIGNI I'll. OF IRE 50R7 AND SINGS 'CUR 'OU'R wo eOi.iG NOT ACJWD -nAr I TO THE FIT, CWZE p' THW GO*.sG i t.'g jig :*4uNIDs! ? Rvp-m IPiTER' wm"ym FROM I HIM MOO! by IaHe draqqing His fee-t,Rrftxre insPira-tion— some • pep up }hs Connubial Spirit. .• o r..es&.1on .4.t #1 0 TAzJJ rvw.ii.O rr, . SO LIFT ,-' --T4E SAN! LRyan I rC. I -v [IIi.imr r thin Tom E!i1 INej I FT II7Sby NIA, Inc..T.M. Rs. US Pit ON MAFIA TURN P LOOSE, WJL? 'HUMPH' j. - PRINC6$ KRA1CA1I WY WOY- W MLIV 0*0 PON"rCHA 18$ I'M GONNA LET 'CUR FRNO' REMMØER? ME WASTH' IMPEND AUEV GLJY'cOLl WAN BaYFRIIND CUTA TH' REST 7H'Prr! 'CUR LIFE r . .. - I-I• I r II 1.1 I I .11 — . ,.-,. WITH °T - . IA*SW AIR iftljvvwL4 C.] ' C. MIR rn'- g&ie'i "Up e Wil PALS - kid power ' MME AN'N'l f by Morn. Turner IK jr el 4 ' . . .k.. .,. Sawa �72nd Year, No. 23—Monday, September 17,1979—Sanford, Florida 32771 Evening Herald—(USPS 481280)—Price 15 Cents Go To Agency, Says Spokesman Hospital Past-Due Billing Errors Cited AunierWhirlo_ by Hal Kaufman SUM NAME I Five hundred begins it, five hundred ends It, and five In the middle is seen. The first of all letters, the first of all numbers, have taken their stations between. What gives name Is spelled out? . ..... .. ... . ..... . ... '..•,. .1 . . S . ..... . . I .................• . OIAVO : that the top row Is halt the middle row and one-third the bottom row. No fair peeking. 'uaooq 'PK SIMUS 461 WAJ doi Check 'Em Outi Rearrange letters to Identify Items on this grocery list: 1. ra.bd 2. imik. 3. odes. 4. trufi. S. gtuyro. un004 s iinia p TWIT 1111wi L pijq i Bird Lord Which bird is a chef? Cook Robin. Which bird cooks with a spit? The kaboboiink. Which bird cooks with a frying pan? The skillet tanager. Can you think of some? . MAKE MONEY GO 'ROUNDI Here's how to put money In circulation and at the same time keep It within your grasp. Place a coin at the center of the crossbar of an ordinary wooden coat hanger, we illus tratlon above. Now, swing the hanger gently from side to side, Increasing speed until the hanger does a complete revolution about your finger, and keep the hanger swinging in Al place. Amazingly, conit tritugal force will keep the coin steadfast in Its precarious place on ON TARGETI "Hit the bull's-eye, win a prize," cri es the crossbar. barker. Will our shooter pal above comply? You decide. dP CAN YOU TRUST YOUR EYES? There are at least six differences in drawing details between top and bottom panels. How quickly can you find them? Check answers with those below. It 459U9 .s 0U181W ii SnIdaJtd J.1j044$ $1 SA$5 '5 'OuiiW $I segd .sui, 'j .a•aoqs c 'Sutniw si WIM3 'r 'iu.uips IIH 'I :3tJaJQ &WOU qj •Chaileng.: Place the numbers 1.9jn three rows so . k I 01 By GEOFFREY POUNDS Herald Staff Writer Seminole Memorial Hospital Administrator Charles Bentley today said he is satisfied the $530,000 figure listed as past due bills owed the hospital is accurate despite reports by individuals claiming bookkeeping errors on the hospital's part. hospital to begin with or that their insurance companies had already paid the bills. Typical of those with questions about the accuracy of tht. hospital's billing procedure is Mrs. J.D. Driggers of 1402 S. Oak Ave., Sanford. She said the collection agency, AlliedMedical Accounts Control, has told her she and her husband owe $196 for The reports of errors began coming into the hospital after treatment received in February, but Veit there is no copy of 41 bill f ormer patients started receiving letters this month from a for that amount, or an itemized account of the bill available. Minnesota collection agency informing them they were "I never received anything froin the hospital telling ine what I delinquent in their bills. At least 20 persons have questioned the owe that money for," she said. "I'll be darned if I ani going to pay accuracy of the statements, saying they were never billed by the anything until I am told what the bill is for, and I couldn't have paid anything if I never got a bill in the first place." According to Mrs. Driggers, she got a statement from the hospital several days after her husband was discharged as a patient in February. The statenielit said only that ad(litiotial charges not covered by niedicare were pending. No amount was given, she said. She said in the past her insurance company has picked UI) the portion of medical expenses not paid through medicare. Mrs. t)riggers said she followed the same procedure this yearand assiuned her insurance Would again cover the dif. ference. She said she did not hear anything else oii the bill until she was contacted by the collection agency. When she tried to SALT Vote Health Dept, Delay Eyed Gears For By Senator Flu Vaccines OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) — cussed arms limitations with Sen. Henry Beilmon, saying he Soviet leaders in Moscow last was suspicious of Soviet mo- November, said the resolution tives In the SALT II accord, outlined direction for a select vowed to propose legislation committee with necessary today postponing ratification of funds and staff to study U.S. the treaty at least until March, foreign and defense policies. 1, 1980, to allow reappraisal of He said the panel would be U.S. defense and foreign expected to develop recommenpolicies, "Now Is not the time for dations on the level of conhaste," Belimon said. "Now is ventlonal and strategic military the time for a temperate, well- needed through the year 2000. reasoned, factual, thoughtful "How long has It been since By JANE CASSELBERRY Herald Staff Writer often and the vaccine is based on these changes," he pointed out."The last flu epidemics Next Sunday Is the first day of occurred in Brazil and fall, and for all that entails, to Russia and if epidemics occur the Seminole County Health this fall and winter we expect Department It means getting the virus will be closely related. ready for the flu season. The vaccine we use will be The health department is designed to protect against readying itself this week to give those stralns,"Dr. DeJu added. free flu vaccine to help those Flu immunization shots will who need protection through be available from the county the season, health department beginning During the 1978-1979 season the health department Issued Us week. flu vaccine to about 500 persons, The free Immunization will be according to Mrs. Bernice available from the clinic at 900 Duncan, a nursing super- S. French Ave., Sanford, from visor. 841 am. Tuesday and Friday, Mrs. Duncan said last year and the Longwood clinic at there were about 115 confirmed Church Street and Wilma flu cases, but that for this area Avenue, on Mondays, $41 am. Dr. DOJU said the county 100 to 120 cases would be consldered normal. More than 120 health department will be confirmed cases, according to responding to requests for Mrs. Duncan, would probably immunizations from area nursing homes, clubs for the be classified an epidemic. Dr. Jorge DeJu, public health elderly and other groups which director, said there is nothing at might want them. He recointhis time to Indicate there many mends the flu shots especially be a flu epidemic in this area for those 65 years and over and those suffering from chronic this year. "It is difficult to predict when diseases. and whether a flu epidemic will Mrs. Duncan said the vaccine occur, and there Is nothing at to be used this year is the same present to suspect an as last year's to afford epidemic," said Dr. DeJu. protection against the Russian "Viruses change every so strain. review of where we are and the Senate and Executive where we are going in U.S. Branch, or any other decision. foreign policy." making body thoroughly, meBelirnon, ROkia., Speaking thodically and Intelligently reat a news conference Sunday In viewed the nation's foreign Oklahoma City, said he 1*. policy?" said Oklahoma's lieved SALT II has "no Chance senior senator ofnow," passing as tldngj stand and other legislative He said he had doubts that leaders have supported the U.S. Intelligence could monitor Soviet military activity because delaying measure. "When I went to Russia, I "we don't even notice Russian found that they were the only combat troops massing 90 miles ones that seemed to want the off the Florida coast." treaty," he said.. "And that "US-Soviet relations have makes me doubly suspicious." been strained, if not temporarlHe said he discussed the ly poisoned by the revelation of proposal with Sens. Howard Russian troops in Cuba. Baker, R-Tenn., and Robert "Administration credibility Byrd, D-W.Va., last week, "They were very much in has been wounded by the blumsy efforts made favor of the resolution because cover-up be putting to hide this significant develop. they felt we would the cart before the horse If we meat from Congress and the didn't tmve a thorough review country," Bellmon said. before considering the treaty," He said Congress might find Bellmon said. out it missed a chance to review Belimnon, co-chairman of a U.S. defense policy if the treaty Senate delegation which dii- was passed now. Rattlesnakes Cause Scare A 12-year-old Lakeview said. Middle School student received "This is the first time we've a scare but no injury Friday ever had a report of a snake when he was bitten by one at 1,i.1,l. ii.... two baby rattlesnakes who Barker theorized that the made their W" into dw school NO water hm all and hid behind a gym door. rain brought the snakes into the Lakeview principal Ted dry gra around the school. Barker said the youth was He said he ordered main. taken iznm.diatdy to a doctor t"M a sw to cot the grsas but the skin had net been zrng mebooll verylow broken on the wound and there to discourage other snakes. _ was no Injury. Barker "He was beck In class within last week an . "Isolated two hours. 'lbs snakes were skn.tli,i," and emphasized his very emallaadbdnet have any beisi that odangerto venom," said Barker. students. He said the grass The principal said both savounbag the school Will sakes were found behind the continue to be kept unIIy door to the i'm. The Youth had short as a precautionary reached down for 00501 the 1DS1111S" iidll the high asakes when It hit him, Barker at the Marty lake ' BIG SHOW .;LPJW, UC IWU. -----r------- ...-----.'. U The Colonel Corning Back To Sanford? 1 - 6 . — 4't , . • I . . sq*.#I ' ,4 . ... 'i3.._s.;. -. I -- . ...•. Will Sk ee ing ropos e BYGEOFFREYPOUNDS HeraidSiaff Writer Seminole Mass Referendum For cents, depending on time, he said. A plan asking for a service charge of $2 per month for every homeowner In Seminole, Orange and Osceola coimiles in order to saisidIze mass transportation been unveiled by leaders of the Free People's Transit I ' ..& Group After 2 years operating at various license transfers, Buck he site, Jerry's Restaurant at said today h has netuyet anford Airport closed its doors a definite time for reopening o business Friday. the bar and banquet room. Richard Buck, owner of 3uck's Catering, Sanford, who Marvin Greenstein, assistant dan.s to sublet the eatery, said to Sanford Airport Manager me expects to reopen the J.S. (Red) Cleveland, said the 'estaurant on Wednesday for transfer In operations probably weakfast and lunch. will be routinely approved by Because of the necessity of the Sanford Airport Authorfty. Players and cheerleaders enter the stadium Saturday for showcase day for Pop Warner League footballers in Seminole County as some 987 boys and 600 cheerleaders and drill team girls participated in a jamboree at Lake Brantley High Stadium. The program, sponsored by the Seminole Youth Sports Association, gets underway this Saturday at fields throughout the County. . Joim Hefrick, Free People's Transit spokesman, said, his groi will 1* seekIng to get the county commissions in each 01 the three counties to put the proposal to the voters Site plan for a new Kentucky hail. Fr1 4 Chicken r.sta to be Qty Builbag (XkW 111 coeructed at the corner 01 B1ICIl$lI Slid plan $0 AI*rt Boulevard sad U.& 17- remove the old gas,I satiN I *111 be considered by the structure fern the eerier Sanford Fleming Nut 2 prspeitytocs,uettheae,$1 Commission at its ______ ' __ Ilk meding will be hoW le Is IuI4Md to be .deiwsi the pru-'--a— Airport Restaurant Closed Temporarily A A REALLY .5.-. inquire Into the matter, she said she was "given the runaround." "When I asked why I never got a bill,.! kept getting referred from one person to another. Finally someone said my statement had been 'put in another ffle, whatever that means," she said. She said she still has not been told what the $196 she reportedly owes is for. Bentley said part of the task of the Minnesota firm will be to audit the billing procedure and he admitted there may be a few errors, but he said he does not think there are many or serious enough errors to change the SM.000 he says is owed by patients See HOSPITAL, Page ZA n a Mardi rofsrendwn. The plan, w w" deick says He *111 formally present later this south to the MetroioIitan Plannin g &l WO),calls er a $2 fee to homeowners and 81119818 aun'&m.ewnsrs. The fetm would be tacked onto a censanir's monthly utility bill, no proposes Baled on the. foes, Hedeick said, about $56 mW1ç would be He g lbsflrstyswthatmoneywouldgointocaplgale5. bieis," he said. Part ofthethonsy gsrat'dwealdalssgotoCOvers1osILncurredbya 4 NduCUOfl iii from 50 cents to 10 or 35 Transit Fees will try to put the plan to the voters through Inittative petitions In Individual cities throughout the area. Hedrick further announced he would be meeting with representatives of Seminole County social service agencies In an attempt to mobile support for tinprovementa in the mass transit system. would be used to expand the number of bus routes and the number of buses running those routes, he said. Hedrick Is proposing that the 50 cent bus fares be lowered to 10 cents during non-rush hours and 35 cents during peak periods of use In the mornings and af- Last week representatives from _social service work session on common usetin The representatives tabbed better mass transit as the nber one priority. "There are a let of pesple failing between eracks ' . people who can't get to jobe or services they need bseaune there is no transportation,," esid Ed Hoist, rsr and Job developer for the Epliqipy Assse4thLn 01 Cu" Florida. Around The Clock ..........4A Horoscope ................. 41 HoIst said the agency rIpreend5jy will plea anethe Bridge .....................41 H.qiItal ...................IA ____ ___session work month to mep out a strategy for Obihorles .... .....r. IA presenting requests for bet Comics ....................41 OIJMSELV...;..........11 1111" 8111111, 11110 Cresiwerd.., ..............' ...................... U comm, unies 4a 4* Telsvlslss4.................running DearAbby .................11 Weather ...................3* rtgular service on thol rode now eag ternoons. He said studies have indicated bus usage declines markedly when the rate exceeds 35 cents. If county commissioners In the three counties reject the referendum proposal, Hedrick said his organization agencies in College for a . TWO y — ' • • . ..... ___ ___ ___ ___ __ __ � 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 16, 1979 Subject The topic of the resource Sanford (Fla.) Description An account of the resource <em>The Sanford Herald</em> issue published on September 16, 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 14-page newspaper issue: <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em> The Sanford Herald</em></a>, September 16, 1979; <a href="http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/parksrec/museum/index.aspx" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener">Museum of Seminole County History</a>, Sanford, Florida Coverage The spatial or temporal topic of the resource, the spatial applicability of the resource, or the jurisdiction under which the resource is relevant Sanford, Florida Publisher An entity responsible for making the resource available <a href="http://www.mysanfordherald.com/" target="_blank" rel="noreferrer noopener"><em>The Sanford Herald</em></a> Format The file format, physical medium, or dimensions of the resource application/pdf Language A language of the resource eng Sanford; The Sanford Herald https://richesmi.cah.ucf.edu/sanford_herald/files/original/d3f0438fa8ef3b0af3a97cab3c8ab6d9.pdf 3c473838432a26262e77767ba5cabf8b PDF Text Text 13 - - - --------.'- ------------- :---.' .--.-- -.-.- — , 12 Year, No. 65—Monday, Nov. 5, 1979—Sanford, Florida 3277 Evening Herald (USPS 481280)—Price 15 Cents Ins British Embassy Stormed - Khomeini Level Warning At U S. uni r WhirI TEHRAN Iran (UP!) - Moslem students held dozens of Americans hostage Inside the U.S. Embassy today demanding that the United States hand over the shah. Other students stormed the British Embassy In an ap parent attempt to take control. Khomeini warned the United States of "another course of action" If the shah was not handed over to Iran for Islamic justice and the ayatollah's son entered the U.S. Embassy today to wild cheering from the occupying students. Students sympathetic to the Tehran invaders also seized U.S. consulates in Shiraz and Tabriz, In northwestern Iran, that were closed after the shah's regime was overthrown last February. In Tehran hundreds of Moslem students holding at least 59 Americans seized during a takeover of the U.S Embassy Sunday vowed today to occupy until the United States returns the deposed Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlavi, now in a New York hospital when he Is being treated for cancer. 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A) I//JO $pfionthsbiflem surfaces wissii p, glass Is held eewMa ysur jiiI ____ ____ '-.-' I i ply subir"t 11he $081 of the fop three mim. ON t 110MARM hers kern 21. I . Stella Taylor, Miss Florida At Opening BY JANE CASSELBERRY -- -- r . - RIDING NH "i' - A Wo i... a t, - ww. -- -- - ii- - . ..m' -. •- .. . - WI9 - - s'-' . , ____ - rr A POW LM .-_ % --- . GOLDEN AGE OLYMPICS OPEN . 62*A9 (# Last year's Golden Age Olympics overall track and field champions (In - ir . ' photo above) Harriett Boyd and Orin Graff %11414 light the Olympic flame VFW at opening ceremonies today. Having their say. a on left. Idiss Florida, SA a " - - -:-- - wary Chairperson Stella Taylor, long distance - swimmer. On right the Golden Age Olympics flag is unIvridd by Chairman Jim Jerftigall, left, Official Hostess Edith Harrison and Clarence Sauer, who gave the flag In memory of his late ' -- - U 1/i&MTh \ - 'i#.thP' Today Altamonte Sprin*gs. Wintor Springs To Elect Officials 0 -' Elections Tuesday In Area %,ities ww - 4 champions would be guests at a luncheon at Sea World and lifetime Sea World senior citizen discount cards would be available at the chamber office. The new official gold and blue Golden Age OnijAcs flag was presented bydronceBauer in memory of his late wife, Martha, to Mrs. Harrison, accepting for the Olympics See Olympics, Page 2 __;( 1rj 'f' -a-, wife, Martha. - - match tossed Into the gas for Lake Mary Baptist Church. Long distance swimmer burner did the trick, and the Master of Ceremonies Jack Stella Taylor of Fort Lauderolympic flame burned once homer, executive manager of dale, this year's honorary The 5th Annual Golden Age more. the chamber, introduced city celebrity chairperson was Olympics was off to a running The annual event for senior and county officials, Golden introduced by Dan Moss, start ft morning in spite citizens 55 and older will run Age Olympics officials. and manager of Zayre Department sliot delay in lighting through Saturday and is co- visiting dignitaries. Store, which is sponsoring her . sponsored by the city of Sanford Among these was Miss stay here. Moss said although _4. olympic torch. A brisk breeze off Lake and the Greater Sanford Florida, Mar11 Phillips, of she had "swum from BünlnI to Monroe kept last year's track Chamber of Commerce. Tampa, whose appearance here Florida, the Nile River and the • and field champions Harriett Music for the event was was sponsored by McDonald's English Channel twice, she Boyd of UpWd ad Orin, Grad provided - by the German Rand, Restaurants. The attractive faced the ea*ast challenge ot dDs$iM$eachhesol*ting eSIulrikVunmun*ycoBsge yo*mg brt.st*. so a- l.-eer-wtwn she svAma their torches with m4ctet- wder the direction Of Buz*on with the spirit of the occasion Lake Monroe on Thursday." Undaunted they ran onto the Burgess, also known as (Ju,, that she promised to come back Ms. Taylor had trained hard - Civic Center, where several the Burgermelster," and the when she Is eligible to compete for the 70-hour, three-day swim - hundred people were gathered Star-Spangled Banner wis sung and said she would start from Cuba in October, but it for the ceremonies, and a by Shirley Ryan, choir director training right away. had to be called off because conditions were not right. She said she is now looking forward me to her next big swim next May from Marathon to Freeport, Bahamas sponsored by the Bahamas News Bureau. A school teacher, Ms. Taylor also said she Is considering a 'Gasparilla Swim Petersburg to pa in°Tampa A!.A. 1' . ' Ba'. A two-way swim of the / ,. English Channel May also betn . / the offing next year she said. f Welcoming speeches were also made by State Rep. Bob Hattaway, Sanford Mayor tee P. Moore, and Official Hostess Ze Edith Harrison. Joe Werner of Sea World Herald Stall Writer I AOW "iii so emu Afte (I 1= 1 RAI. A,m donm Khomeini also gave tacit approval to the embassy takeover, calling the compound "a center of spying and plotting." The demonstrators burned an American flag, the second since Sunday's takeover, as they chanted, —.... .L j- IN A BiT CF A4$Ngjy' "Khomeini struggles, Carter trembles," "Give us the shah," and Death to America, death to Carter." In remarks broadcast today by the state radio, the Islamic leader denounced the United States for giving the shah permission to seek cancer treatment In New York. The students stormed the compound Sunday morning and a spokesman for the group said they fought for three hours with U.S. Marine guards, who responded with tear gas, before taking control and seizing the hostages. A student spokesman toe the students said the students were holding about 90 Americans and 10 Iranians hostages. In Washington, a State Department spokesman said late Sunday there were probably 59 Americans being held, but added, "We can't be precise." No names were released, but diplomatic sources said chief of mission and charge d'affaires Bruce Laingen was not Inside when the embassy was attacked. Outside the embassy compound today, demonstrators massed on the street and revolutionary guards and police patrolling the area were reinforced. 5 t Golden A e 01 mpics Be ins h Year 9 Sou go: Since *A 11a of OW ft* delleft behosen ftp ad boNan =601m P • Iran's oil minister All Akbar Moinfar said today he would cut off crude oil supplies to the United States if ordered to do so by Khomeini, the state radio reported. The fate of a group of American and Iranian hostages held for the second day In the U.S. Embassy, including at least 59 U.S. citizens, was unknown. The students, who seized the building in a battle with Marine guards, vowed not to surrender until the shah is returned to Iran. Ahmad Khomeini, the 46-year-old son of the ayatollah, swept Into the embassy amid wild cheering by the more than 10,000 demonstrators and students, many of them teenage girls wearing the black anklelength veil. In Qom, the Islamic Religious School threw its "full support" behind the students, telling them, "You have not occupied this place but, rather, you have recaptured It from the invaders." 0 08 "W niql" ofI CAN YOU TRUST V41UN EYES? Tham ws 10 kW on $MIS} A", 4 two ances In 4 WJS A1UItJS IU SA$ Embassy late today only hours after the state radio broadcast a statement by Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini accusing Britain of sheltering former prime minister Shahixnir Bakhttar. Khomeini also denounced Britain In his speech to instwance company employees In an audience In the Moslem holy city of Qom. He said Britain must hand over to Iran the shah's last premier, Bakhtlar. But a British Embassy spokesman said B.skMIr was not in Britain. "If they do not hand over these traitors or at least expel them from their country," Khomeini said jna reference to the exiled shah and Bakhttar, "we shall have another course of action." Less than four hours after Khomeini made his demand, Iranian students moved into the British Embassy In Tehran. Witnesses said about 40 armed government guardsmen - had entered the British embassy premises and were negotiating with the students. Officials Prepare HHHEi Encephalitis Program ' Editorial...................4-A Seminole County officials 2. Arrangements have been of Mtanonts .b. is ..uy km Illinois lo usito estr hue work line on taxes, protectIng the newcomers to city politics, Deer Ahky ... ............. rolodared v do and Wisomis. AW ad hor a go dly awAlmiao to rdak city,s natural resources, Maureen Boyd and Andy Dr. Lmb .................. 1.8 have taken steps to prepare for made with the Florida office of e tic1ed to p to the city'. buabaad, Guy, have fear the raddistlel dwader and wWIe and orderly growth MoIdval, are vying for the Seat Hassap ................... an outbreak Of mosquito-borne Etomology to transfer equip. their MOWN...................3-A St. Louis ncephalItIs, should mnt and manpower from Guy, lowof Ig1*HheodI. Ike Pieces Tom*to effective law enforcement. 4pm. PrIMIS to the city to it,.s at hs.e and ituede the M the hIe_t__LI thsirm.n organized mosquito control Polling places for the election OURSELVES ..................one occur. Rex Walker, 26, of 950 districts to aid In controlling the Palm 1pripp (Wlm lbe.l fur the eky ad has worhed em Montpms,y Road, bum son, are: Precinct 13, 102 N Moss Spsifl .................... 1.7-AA countywide Ibjilis Jardeld AbsMg a deem mayor lb. ftv.ysar advisory plan for pa MUND, 6. Road, Fire Station No. 1; TskvWss .................lB program, begun In 1977, wat- mosquitos. County persowl 0 tumd tom of SOVOrMUM, UM the SM Central Florida Employed at Albutms, he Precinct 24, Seventh Day Wealher ................ -3-A ches for the disease and have visited neighborlig tin.. poIb Mbriue Ia fur " monitors the number of coastal counties which have .(,mcIL bdkmin fair reprus.ntation, Adventist Church, S. Moss I. Real" 1US h at the civic alI,i,Iate lbs tree P611114108 Av.Iy ieg.4 in Road and PrecInct 50, FIre nd mosquitos capable of Iran extensive programs, to Øe Ift math of an a a." 0 bee bum active prseurvsliue ON the cm- budding, conservation and Station 2 on Northern Way, determine equipment smittlng it. ad MA - 01 Is b.mewa.rssmacIatIma a0 urM rusuruas, us ..oI. IIe Is concerned with Tuekawifla. availability and approximate Jam Earl TO al lisps. ceutrefljngtrstllc,rutoring Absentee ballots may patats4dtyh.l1sbu. and parent-teacher b.-*i:i cost to the county for Is determined that St. Louis assistance. $d4adaus*ofIR isimeepint. adIiudfought r.t* and i5gaity tithe cityreturned owths Pow close at Encephalitis, epidemic In atdo Oft Odw Ift VkISM 44 Is o' for ps 4111110 I1IpI010 owmWks. reaming caine, 7 p.m. Tuesday, city curt an emergency ju -.-. Florida in 1977, is threat to city eie in is cI. Mary Norton said uiasat the should c izens of the cou it nt y, these d14, ii Tiiju. 37 of Ill CIt commis". A r paaidstduds for better ppIIeoee for -steps have been taken, ac ldMss IN Maui. AiSomuati is Ave., a ashy Vls*ue. his .1 1-, bellols were received and vne1,can be oto. 1flO$QwO spraying, cording to County CornNd Dehene VIsh.rs, is your., he Lu.I Nd Ne.,Dib., have tes Wlit*t Springs voters (4 1 French said. missioner Bob F 3 re nch: &ii 1is DIldet 95$ ad M*us,Cy,l4,adO,tl, 13 Tuesday .111 select two ret*aied, Mrs. Noslem e tws E*vld M aid, Jim lee at 1$ M101111 isust i'c"'n ti-em among fair There are 2,757 persona 1. A contract has been "Seminole County does not r , diws.it u, A lather in lbs 1—il candidates in lbs municipal q'fl to in5 t1on. negotiated with an aircraft have an ongoing mosquito. Arnold, 67, of 4 past. Nd Rucesha, 1$, my uMy allied : spd for lbs eluctiess spraying him to begin spraying spray program," be reported, Leopard iffimpt, 0116 of as It g.sts at is. Ihewmy cialI WIUi-.d Trafl bee been a any and all areas Of the county "however, we have the plans serks the Winter Springs for thapag2 mor 11 1114P MAN at deemed necessary within 12 to and resources av&Wdge to act il 3A -. -S.. $— --wr -- --- --S hay r - Unsuiau.fa.l ,J!, - w - 0 In Escape su n& • / - - -- - - - . - 1. : :1 ; : ' 4 : - • -k'. A. Pa'• - - -. *rffie.A A iIs's of T, Wee., 1ldi#rh' lsat2psdhethscityceuicli,is rIjof is dry, Mrs. VIiSI in a 110 (V haling the Gary Not. While two - - - See Ares, PaSS 2 34 hours following aidhoriw the tbreat of moniulto.borne Ucis- disease should occur." �-. .--.-.-. S .. ....... -. . -. #FlW — _ ____ i Iuui we t..1uih SEOUL, South Korea (UP!) WNIS talking to Yoder, O'Brien asid he saw Harris 4' wdw No out Aasar do ew turnedipa hall of"agrii 15017 material," riposted O'Brien, adding that a second beg was found In Harris possession during a surcb at the jail. air an, o Re to__________ " s V*'u - ' r m Political man.uverb4 to .... ,- '.- 4, . .-' ,, . 1. 1. . '' . al 01 ______ . - - . ___ -,, '. -7:,"... - . - - -. '- - - - \ - WALKER DOLORI VICKIRI. ow - *c Araelt, Chamber TIJISDAY, NOV. St Pul" am pres" It ACtIVITY ?" lIME TV" LOCAIION SPONSORS 1 :::: - dcam Vetera . & i 3 Sew! America I P.M. MaIaM' Gill Ciures 1 i..4 P.M. (aaber it Commerce of WE01DAY,NOV,t Rilard letidlut ,, - Disabled America V Retary ciu Semlau. County Benemahars aviC Condor avis c.et.r I p.m. and 3 p.m. levi America 1$ 1.0. lanlj- (pleysl) Spoucer Courts 11.0. Oil (isdIN only) Mayfair Open. 05b aabsrelC,ma.rce *4t$ P.W. •l),u,, im CM. Coidsr -. S:$ p.m.. JwhIlssD'Dan OvIsCoØsr -4. 4 •' (llebdoavsMaMsb.aambsuf.m s,w0, ____ Tn..- SLO. .- • I.a..NISS . • L . 01 ___ -. . • 0sa01sMd 9&6 •1,-. , fu*1.L • l.a.aM. . :- / • •.,•,•- - - -. - '- L. r' i'• - -, -. t lz iáisi AimsdMlsi Amsilean Rid us Aa*sdQàs IIuIIday lies ka - - - - - • - I. .. iMbliss •Va1-d . - . 66mr = _,^, _,* L" •, MwiW law - - ii - 11 - - - - on — -- _ -.--' - ---. 1 -. - Investigation Of Southern Bell Could Result In Hefty Refunds on - - - __ y 0 LOW COST Bundy. To Go On Trial In Live Oak Tuesday Eqs idd 8 0 FOR 0 ALL DII V111 -- LZVEOAE,fln.(UP1)—Anewchepturinthe County or Su .Coáy. This allowed liii to $ LII, 4 oriscsed*y crime corm of Theedos'. Bandy Is defense to have the t,lal moved from Lake Qty '' 1: m.; to bsgim Trid.y in this spell Mouth Flerida to Ui. OA. IN Isa. s_dy has airisdy been tems'd to Be*, a native 01 Tamma, Wash., was conpq -I slayIngs 01 two Florida vkted and sentenced to dus 8 ____oetde lids IMI*y HOSPITAL NOTES—.an.r for the J 11, 197$ dubbing and am Pole MraugulatlsmwdersofrlU cosdi Usa Levy jay been sang U's ('s 1,115 to and Margaret Bs,man in Tflthwru during a g,g - sssvsanua. san,ly K. Hoffman try lbs 10'psa' hemer I*ah law d for predawn serority house rampage. asssusws Olsee F KOM the lurda' 01 a his_old ØrI 'He 1* J. Lao Mx days after C. Dam or. But Las QIy, idi N ales ead 01 l4ve ( L. 1. — 41114 I' C. s peiic, VPS S. IeeS. nes',, ania Judge Walses Jujig wade Is_ A. $pfm I. _t b A. " caw the Ha wP'*t'l 'Whis en a ietanmetien reparlod V. eimas. E$Jie l iaW Ma.'.. b_van ale. 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The utility Mill lfltlfld5 to The PlC launched last week a but closely related examine To call Miami from Taflnhast tuuicaie rate Investigation to the fad that Bell's collections refund the taX $1V10(5 but the see It codU percent more than determine If the Southern Bell's after expenses have been more figure has now been reduced to to call Memphis, Thin., even ROATINGFOIECUT ftssgs all am.: low collections and profits are than the 9.02 percent level around $12 million. The refund the dl5taflCI ate the IL Lugnilse to J: 1*1 .'cemive and ordered It to ad established by the PSC In 1977. will be made In February or thoughThat's perdore, 71; overnight 1,,, 20; an ex-mole of the Mardi, probably as a credit on high, N; eat 20 sales: A =0 craft aside up to $60.5 million to cover dayI SOIÜern sail rebated between Intrastate bill 10.17; adeMsey in in elecL Nafted refunds which might be million to Its customers rates sat by the PlC and hi4 ralafjvs --- ft1y, psr whidoM toN huto lida' nd 11 mrid later. year, but offered only $14 The second refund, which testate charges determined by to Teisday. leesi is N.s* at a 6 Additionally, cvmmIon,rs minion this year, the amount It could be as No as Sill the Federal Communications fook, pg dil FORWAR held two days 01 hearings an will save by the recent ITilliO,1, would come at the Cr.nmlqlon. 4 U1V4D FORECAST y Ir Meetly 1* Isdoy nd 101* didence rates, then gave reduction in the federal corpo. coflClt!km 01 the rat. Inveetlga deidyThdoy.110eday Y1iineipls1bwest— Southern Bell until Nov.2ito rate Income tax The PlC tioninelgl*orlomgsghii. _iiiaws 1.* usIl rarity dandy engh peeled ó0000.00a Ilkbd TS is, ss. Wide nee hir Ide auth by Fildoy. ee 01 ehewere namy AUTO o Iona :::s , 8 am., WI7m.; is,, 3g$ a.a., Ys. ls r __ u F& 8INSURANCE8 14: 1:10 edna. mirth to near 70 swed: Pest &m69 win pm;In% 3r*1Lm., uceiheestan - banshee aid IrU a c. Rsjput it a on more V 0#" - - "We are morally obligated destruct the environment for generations yet to come." Roy, a native of India, Is the designer and former director of nuclear physics research facilities at the University of Brussels in Belgium and at Pennsylvania State University. Roy, who said there are at least 75 million gallons of dangerous nuclear wastes in the United States, estimated It could cost at least $40 million to build an operational nuclear as treatment plant. So far the government has found no permanent solution to atomic waste disposal even though the nuclear age Is than three decades old. There have been proposals ranging from shooting wastes Itto specs to dimiphgft 11IU* ocean pthe, bi*tI* only ones that have receIved serious attention Involve burying In solid granite or deep In underground salt formations. The government is now serio usly examining a number potential waste disposal sites across the nation and plans flmatedof waste bwjajffiauJtfoflon In New Mexico. - CIVic CondIS' (AdmissIN Fiwsi (Isabso' it Couers. ____ for wants tax, w -' . 1, -~ o exempts entire types of out. to MIAMI (UPI)- Go,. Bob Graham said his new Tr4&IM iI is --------Pnllev iidv Plorida's road finSices face such a crisis that the deto my be before the end 01 federal tending. Graham named II persons Saturday to the Tran spertmon __Pe Study Commhuo Frank Berman, -. - . I . vi . - • ago Graham: Road Funds Low __ , Mn SøluluuuIlus lhi o'A.ç( - - \, . -- - s%' • • I 1 J - statsaNehoyesasIto Over N OverNOub - wants, Several weeks the Senate approved a $20 billion approprlatlonto fund the Energy Committee plan, but Senate aides any that vote did not necessarily mean ct ry the larger proposal this week, Following the synfuel bill on the Senate calendar is u last of Carter's energy triple-header the windfall profits tax oil companies, da J - - O1aIstCIá Sealulu Coutsy Ilsasmahers Disabled American Vatorame Seusrise Kiwanis :y CIa AMWkaa . NEW YORK (UP!)— Peter- Goldinark, executive director of the Port Authority of New York-New Jersey, said Sunday that a congressional effort Is under way to weaken airport nois, standards and prolong the use of Oft aircraft at Kennedy, LaGuardia, Newark and U other major metropolitan airports. Golark said be and ether airport 01Ic1a1s around the country will go to Wihhigtcn Weikiesday In an effort to Mock png, of modified noise abd.wnl provisions. "Our airport communities have joined together in the fight for quiet and we don't wad toss, our hard. ft1np=Jw ohm itli,de G`OId - - - Gel ( Ales P1thekLes lbs NChb %WW Ixjijs) ;;W " 1 for a not to man. Graham said in a MIai'I epsedi lbs commission will study man transit In FlUIds cities, development of (OI"PUlIty bicycie pith systems, cost culting mw'. for reed majatesiance. It will look Into both short turn "tbsW' problems and long 11 aidetMion. . ___ on new ener The Senate Finance Committee has approved a $142 billion tax on the unearned profits oil companies will realize because of deregulation of domestic oil production and Increased world oil prices.. Carter has called that bill " trillion-dollar giveaway" to the oil companies, mainly beca use It oil f rom the tax and phases It Carter a permanent and on all types of oil to some degree. Eleven senators on the 20-member committee majority have since declared they favor a tougher tax oil produced properties discovered since 1972 over the 60 percent levy the committee set earlier. But they apparently have been unable to agree ha the high er rate should be. Once the windfall bill comes up in the Senate, moreover, It faces possible filibusters and serious efforts by conservatives weaken the tax further, and by li berals to toughen It. Professor Works On Waste Disposal -_-. . - - __ - yams. - - topromote conservation and develop renewa ble energy sources such as solar power, gasohol and LAke the heated fight in the House last week over how much and what kind of authority a new agency should ha ve to cut red tape gy projects, the Senate synfuel battle features an. odd alliance, Environmental groups are allied with most of the energy Industry In fighting the Banking Committee bill and against the Energy Committee bill that President Carter •- ier02 1171 - I, - AO OLYMPI AND JUBILEE BCHEDVLEOFEVENT Provide Energy Answer . 0 0 . - Karen, land JIM ThOMPSON vi - Airport Noise At Issue 7771 / to p —L ', . - at new TWIN FALLS, Idaho (UP!)— The Idaho Supreme Court will hear arguments Wednesday on an appeal of a $1.9 libel judgment against a Twin Falls newspaper which refused to reveal Its aources. In 1975, the Twin Falls TimeiNews published a series of articles on Sierra UI. Insurance Co.'s financial condition and de.iMp with other Insurance regulators. By 1977, the firm's policy sales had dwindled and all Its agents resigned. Sierra LAte filed a libel suit against the llmes.News, which the firm said caused Its financial lWohIemS Mrs Bc$'scpponed Is Aar M0, Beels,ord.Hslsaprdeidoed .- -. - ___ Paper Appeals Libel Case __ ft - .'. . A ,,1-k ______________ WASHINGTON (UP!) Alternate forms of energy synfuels represent least a partial answer to America's future energy needs. Bit a bitter and perhaps prolonged debate Is anticipated as the Senate tries to decide how much government money should be spent to develop the energy forms, and how it should be distributed. The Senate was to take up the problem today and debate jl all week If necessary. The Energy Committee, chaired by Sen. henry Jackson, DWash., supports a bill ro de $20 billion In purchase guarantees, loan guarantees and loans, and another $68 billion after three years If the program looks successful. But the Banking Committee, headed by Sen. William Proxmile, D-WIa., prefers a bill that would provide between $3 billion and $9 billion for synfuel plants, but more than $11 billion far higher than the Energy Committee proposes - of She I. a natty, of Bbnuve. Nd. A homsnek.r, Mrs. Boyd hi "COatr011Id growtk, democratic rats, keepIng the arw - 1 have sosmreside at I32&I,uQiek DrIvs.H.rsonsamMldissl -- ___ ' - - . ___ of . . - .1 plan goes II. t 1*2 ¼N!1 aeadeinc1lmdL.,,*eim :&lbsMij, .iiii Wedhi lees. d D. 11 . . . =d raWdp lmk of P11ftOwes man from Its IN! T40`115661110 -each nod, &II J'asó QmeIq aid CM vii . ropieatlag the Ssi'VsI - - iSuulemli Olympic. - Synfuels May at a party to . - lii. 01 bath bc-_. The Presided des :isd With members 01 the mis. for Senate oppre,M I Mo and Senate wltaeealag the Ba.r lecesltv Coip., which Cabinet Ross csr . hiawaueeEe4$opre,e.ta Cater usd that sbei a. huiduldoUc-ssm StMNI.ON" 01 n. pMty 01 - _ - - - ___ mw; 4. -.. - WASHINGTON (UP!) detailed plan that wield be Pr4e'4 ter today ulgoed a activated only in an emirgen. bill giving him the PS' to ci. (ace Coagrese i'.calre' * draft a standby r#"ilng pies the plan would hi approved 'Wu (UPI) Oder ban the dmmpd "M' to drft do __s pear INWINdini ;W — u.p. wurs u . ng __ - J11 ___ Typhoon Roéks PhIIIpgIn.s __ 1. - / V. . a (CuedVremPage*A) www" .. •• — Belfast.Dublh hi way shed $milesaerthdthe Irish border, yes civaets_doi whim lbs man said thsy appeared to hey, bees ed _ r. I .1 an with Ireland, dodreping o01css, bat g us. injuries, officials movie DETROIT (UP!)— Police say dozens of rounds of arnrnunitlonsnay have been fired In fierce motorcycle gang shootout in which tires people were killed and six others wounded. The gunfire erupted early Sunday celebrate the opening ofa new headquarters for the U.&S. Enterpise Motorcycle Club In a renovated taxi garage on the city's west side. Police said they received conflicting reports about the shootoid, but one officer said it appeared like dozens of rounds were fired. At lead one the weapons Involved was believed to been a shotgun. '4 ,-' , AreaE ections Set Tuesday - usw 120 s r1 a crime MOtorcycle Gang Kills 3 • •cted - was Jr. '7. - a . __ or it-as BELFAST t4NIbern Ireland ' .. ___ at an OS, Tem.(UPI) — James Earl Ray, coinvIcted assassin of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., made an wisuefUlattesn$today toescapefrolnBrusbyMowgsjn State Prison In Eat Tennessee. Ray, 51, Is aerving a 9year tern at the maximum security prison near Knoxville for the King slaying April 4, iNs In Memphis. Ray escopled from the Brushy Mountain prison in June, 1077 but recaptured 54 hours later, • ,.' - VATICAN CITY (UP!) pep j p tho College of Cardinals to a historic fosr.day congress today In stress a more democratic "wthod 01 govs'nhg the Roman Catholic church. rw begin cardin , In St. Peters Basilica in mem y II car' Who died .r the pist year. in the tow*y Pad ad as ONOA" wIUfollowadet.11edog.da ii 01dje- niestheut, 1sues01VMIcan1s,thepnnstyof,., thcedalgsanisitaadag.dy01thsch's role I. the modern world., - _____ . Rationi Tight Security For Anti-Klan Suspects Prison Escape Attempt . . "ft's By United Press International bounds of due process of law. It the job more difficult, North Carolina officials say makes buIwouldn'thaveft any er t the Ku Klux Klan and other way." GREENSBORO, N. C. (UP!) Fourteen men accused in the derground tunnel from the jail across the street. Admission to the Murder charges against 12 weekend slaying of four people extremist groups, but anti-Ku Klux Klan march courtroom was limited and reporters were required to show wee taken to the three-story Guilford County courthouse at credentials before entering. The hearing had been scheduled to lance is greatly reduced frorn Ku Klux Klansmen stemming the 1960s, when the FBI heavily from Saturday's violent con- Greensboro under tight security today for a hearing, start at 8:30 a.m. but had not gotten under way by midmorning. frontatlon with anti-Klan Infiltrated the Klan. Four people were slain and 10 wounded Saturday when two Law enforces ent officers blocked off numerous corridors "All of us In statewide law demonstrators in Greensboro, Court carloads of whites arrived at a "Death to the Klan" march and second floor courtroom where Chief DisIZ1C where four persons around the enforc,4 have monitored N.C., began trading raclalinsultswlth an Integrated crowd of about 50 Judge Robert Cecil was to make sure that each of the 14 had groups much were killed and 10 injured all extrernlst as as people. Witnesses said the k1annen opened fire and that some KKK activity attorney to represent him In future legal the courts have allowed," follows renewed march participants returned the fire. Three people remained in Burley Mitchell, secretary cif throughout the South. The men, handcuffed together, were taken through an Un- the hospital today, two In critical condition. control and public safety, North Carolina Klan said Sunday. "It seems pretty ref use to give statistics on North Carolina Klansmen Nation" In several corn previous confrontations, campus recruiting drives. much that law enforcement membership, but police have have openly moved to attract munities. The Klan also has stepped up Klan flier "s also have turned agencies have been ordered by estimated fewer than 1,000 new members sponsoring a recruiting efforts outside the up at Western Connecticut State the courts not to conduct any people are actively Involved Violence had been minimal South In recent months, With College In Danbury and at high display of Klan material in extensive surveillance, and those divided among as Winston-Salem and showing the prior to Saturday's shootings, New England college admilils' schools In Danbury and An"We have to live within the nwiy as five rival KKK groups. silent classic "Birth of a although there had been some trators particularly upset at sonia, Coon. James Earl Ray Captured In ep.rdlem Is being AmoogthsI.lmm.lMe. inihfbillely postponet lyaffsd.dareliamflinNew ---"— Z_ j iiei ai t jersey, North Anna II In •I si ui. t i ergy NilW -. -. hSUIflS that ''ion Coliforula and Isqusysh! hi : ___ mtgi4 be 4.ring a Ti::, all 01 whIch am dm of somo and awwft a 011110111 GARY HUNT ANDREW NONTVAI in WILFRED ARNOLD MAUREEN BOYD its codbuisil dbft to opraft , losses, ns 1__ _ of Dedon said mother seven , plant plants would be aftasted U the' ddW l Jan. ad Ores or favr ..eni. to us our first proposed reactor projects "It most brIposted leepualibluly would ha,, their reudrielles (C for school children on Stat@ have r peg, three children; med. He is opposed to tax Ii 10 apply than remedies nd permits delayed by the ROd. 434; ho the line on Christopher, 9,5 student at Rid Increases and views the pur Rip Albert Gore, DNes., 7ix A ati'sd lamuns to the operating plant7 s*Wty cods; attracting Ii, Beg Elementary School, posted need for additional tan 5," Iii*1e told the panelCelled the decision di facto he and Mo wife, EMbryo, have clean sidedryto the city to hs Thaddeus, 2, and Amy, 10 revin for the city as un. ioktg to be this, I flk, uIurdOlkiU. St Rip. 1by ISS daii, EMbUISS L reduce the tan burden; moidum. founded. before We an project when we Moffett, DCqsi., agreed wt Isy, an Army widow, also developing overall city The preslded 01 Hunt and He was wisucceidul hi his bin 1ki." hi We S1nge t It ui not drainage program and diet.. Maoclateu Inc., profesulosiil first bid for public office in the Ilenikie called the lkiinthga the moratorium on nuclear Prior 10 moving 10 WIM.r chug tax doulam to 1gir fall land surveyors, Hunt city tIres years ago. pane rather thin a moratosi- power, because, be said, it doss *M Arno One * vales for each dollar epsat previously 'Pant two years on n n is ti'e which bSfl*a v"MIk od ed oPSratilrS that P'' hi ZPE OWel Thid, 01 UI MarBa Road, the M 01 the County younh.st i, candidate on the hue hi the iol1bsrat1osm of the be said pond the cr4y dmtgers Mary and Wiatir Sprthg has resided hi Wider Springs inuerb DepsrtmesiL city for ballot. A resided of the presided's CP11IPlfl on the to public safety. In Ms snipa1i platform, Hj )di fy for the pod Mx Hod points to Ms the two and hor Arnold in il,.catleg pretiotSen y H. aid Mo w*, aiM,. an Mast to lbs city govern. lisi, Miã and tbr. . . Vatican Congr.0 Op.ns. - IN BRIEF 1.1~ '. __ . . - Monday, Nov. S, 197-3A - - MIAMI (UP!) The nam of 400 Cshsa polhtic.J prisoners who will be freed under tenne 01 negetletloms between the Castro goverament sad Idle leaders will be released this week, the Miami Herald reported Monday. The Rev. Joeb Reyes, presIded 01 the CvuMtee 0171, the exile group which coordinated the prisoner r'useu, said Sunday the freeing of the 400 prisoners would fulfill promise Cuban President Fidel Castro made to leaders last year. He said he did ed know when the prisoners actmdly would be released. Included hi the prisoner list a'. two prominent Cuban journalists, Tomu Pedro Carusslo Regalado Molina and Gabriel Lgo P1ChW Gosma15,. Three Day ofP1gsInvidon vetargm a amwWw -. - WASHINGTON (UP!) The 'lire, Mile T sc. chairman of the Nuclear HarOdDhsg4mflRCe(of Regulatory CorvnIMon laid riartor regulation, said the uin pam. would prohobly Castro To Nam. Prisoners - .•,. - . north -..-•.,. ........,... on N — im ,.i• ........ I Klan Surveillance Is Slowi ng . WaS highilgided today by a call from the opposition for presidential elections by ballOt. Sources said there will be a detailed announcement, Tuesday from military Investigators of Park's assassination, clearing i many 01 the murky POWI surrounding th e preuldeids Od shooting Kim Young-mm, hood of Me oppdft New, Democratic Party, add do omstitation, which curroft calls for praldesdlal elections by an electoral college dominated by Park appointees, mot be amended. "M •a& - 1 sherifFs office riposted Norris found the rear window 01 his truck teoben and tires shotguns, a rifle and pistol along with three hap ofiMUs and a saddle Tdhlg from the car perked at the Drift In on Beardeli Ave. The theft reportedly occurred between 7:15 p.m. 7:45 p.m. Harris, be Norris lost two shotguns, 13 begs of shells and a roping 'addle. UAW on the Is t, oravallable at the jail, Is odes bond. Yoder, reportedly on A shotgun usdpIdol belonging to Wilson Gordon and a rifle PrIledien _on a ng dargs, Is being held at the ceedy $111 on bdomft to Dicky ifth of 1501 W. 20th St., Sanford, Were 1110 taboo disrgedwithpsmIa01merst --- I - -- Norris Saturday night. ______ #'S ii #111 r riw EI* 1f1t1,h1 I - Gwis, ammunition and a saddle witha total value of $1000 were stolen from a truck owned by the date attorney, Investigator Carl ____ =C h I - 20 grosni of a controlled substance. GU1W TAKEN ____ ____ CAIRO, Egypt (UP!) — Egypt and Israel riposted differences today th negotiations thu15of Mai j & to Israel, with Cairo refusing to give Jerusalem prefutedlal treatment in price "There is still a problem but I bopo ft Will be @01"deso Israeli Defense Minister Em Weisman sold on from his second round of negotiations with Prime Minister Mustafa Khalil Welunan then drove to a meeting with Egyptian President Anwar Sadat while Khalil continued negotiations with the Israeli and Egyptian Ministers of Petroleum, Yltshak Modal and Mined HUaL i I -- . - - Egypt, Israel Quarr.IIng 1 - Chase Ends In Drug Bust ____ I .'.- -. Evening Herald, Sanford, F. the arrod 01 two men on controlled substance Sixty Saturday moruing. iuriff's Dspdy Joini O'Brien rspoetsd be arroded Grquq Road, 8,nlaole Cowity, and Roger, Harris Ot 2:45 sin. Saturday, eflor a dii.. through Wider Spring,. O'BM h Yoder atip 100 miles p.r how from U.S. H1i3r 17.00 edo Rod. 434 led. 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The Lab HMO w 1lmn Will also be the itt. 01 sums top netth women's collsill e buhatball lM.r tsmorø. &bI4hilId for Nov. l7thM the Hawk fieWly III fear hum tuned robIn Jamboree that will feMurs the wom's tmi from the Uit*lty, of Codral Flodde, UuIvItitty 01 florIda, UnIversity 01 Boo 9 WAYNE D. DOYLE, Publisher THOMAS GIORDANO, Managing Editor RONALD G. BECK, Advertising Director The 1 QtMI0m Around — hi two usa ON* t$ láe Howell Lady Sher Hawks DlMr1 doorsttwobxha I hut Eomsll fever Is du1"taly tWit now the cmw IN the 1908 .lUnn 01 the Mary Bowl Qiesity Fedival tIps of the prep haihothall podl Iths eve M Lyman W a NOV. It. All SeuithoIe Cbiody hums will be idift part In the three day tow iN$tOthS prop tOOthiU same. A5 the Rotary 0wl been ydne wq the MUOn has been pbs tha and with Minus mot hive Excth headed'. 501 In tO pick $ iol SQUid. lt*OvIIdOlAOne have the bed Nordhi the coletyw1thapitebI*ar5dø'el7oIit The jomborse IsedtoUpoflM 1:30 p.m with It'. that Special time of year again in Central Florida ... time for the fifth annual Golden Age Olympics, sponsored by the Greater Sanford Chamber of Commerce. Throughout this week, November 5 to 10. 32 events are being held for participants 55 years old or older. Activities begin at 9:00 am. Monday, November 5 at the of the pichn because they're lileft for the dMa —'5. sminde Howell at 34 and UM &aMIsyM $1. Lima TOM the Paved tSW' MAW nthsr4 forum Five star it1fl05 And ge *WW may bsa$hivat ths.aIofthelIaIOncOOMdNh4InlMafld Lbe Bradley are Seminole HIgii's lad two Opponents. Sowsbs$ottowlnaMlONWhIdlWUlOfCOWR ebaw the weeloes rowdL Hopefully the some sitiatlon won't occur as it M but year when the Rita, Invited Cocos Buds and Jones and there were more people Now field __ _ then In the dank. Sire baa been a crazy fodbsll i m. S. 5tUAI A series of unsettling developments for Israel's government recently proved once more than the Middle East, although not again at the boiling int, never ceases for long to be a bubbling swpot of trouble. Pr1me Minister Menchem Begin's torturota eek started with huge street demonstrations in l Aviv protesting the government's policies on econ S The next day, In jackhammer fashion, Israel's sypreme court struck another blow against the in government. It ruled out the controversial Fon Moreh settlement. on seized Arab land in the vqest Bank, which seizure the government had Strategy? NObodJ _____ ,. ___ •- . _ IL Bolter Would inN ___ government se c emboldened the 1 oposit1on Labor Party to demand new elections apd the Begin administration found Itself battling apinst five no-confidence motions In the Kneuet. Though as always, Mr. Begin rode out the toubles and defiantly advised Israel and the world that he saw no reason to change his policies. He ,,I ku a Ir11cfe. Never Intimidated kitchen. was never 1n111.a . - . .• • J 4 .. ., / •. • •. I Day~n prew up with the Arabs, spoke Arabic teItsr than any other bidi Israeli official., And his tajitJing was r.Cl$wecat.d by th Arabs with ___ l*iud tUs netlea when *n.hi Is Waeoy. At d a hi the drs Our air. PS d $val. lUs bu been t, rpect. Mr. Dma's denartere hes crested a ia,mtbatMr,egInwUIbshardputtOfth1. Indeed, the rsttaal o(.ltty Prime Minister igmel Yadin to be the - suit foreign mWt.r hes I qsit Mr. Begins coaltion government aider Inthemeanftme, the peace precees geared to a Mss, and,_2 the (Ms d the us djop*wd. 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FBI siknowlWy AM t at b_ — " u Maid — record does ad, hi view 01 the _____ Havef lkMe.Ag.OIVlplcs I Itnjur I I Q]1 -. dkw _ __ ef flul Valilit Hoover 1OAII Good Luck doItaUIoryM Ol 11,01 - mon''v tUstodeaflof 1ey va as aetimlse wood - MEMBER P.D.I.0 NEW ON 1.4 111010. ' ALL THE BANK YOU LL EVER NEED" Wellowo OWN AP 01yatilft VW%n In wM were Ii1tdto1wv'Re*s it bus reMiNd lie .dIui U114" we These aetiviuies so's 's Is#ed to only a neu or a that i. do.w. thom tidipi OW. do Ps* 146 I there Rd thom huSde itS, to *0 day, avktw 0=2) ad _" _.. ___ .._ -- _IlI...M....thEthisaflsbe - *05. uiy. ._ nvsIthus$IM. usa1ei his lie to i1i ' Yirde1aI,vmeprums at the elvic ceder hi t sw'ir, imed ids s. that buds in "Reed PA - as w_ehe.u-jurdtobmdj 1'' $11111181111111111110 to the on Rd be Is ThsMa '' date IorraduIngaus rn..Li.L OTpllS.tiIO. sitenom Is n3y ia P.m irsfi& 4011111111111 was W. - J 'I vde a kA he is t I dent I thus esi my o hi the au yedhirleded pr. *01 s.int. II MN ond hems In allow kS" Uaiyuie usystUs, they med be - ___ Na. uut be dipped W Rude. A meib1 01 auretval sir land hi 1s. We wIR to aoceanse a a L Suitable a'Ined. We pMUi5 that so me ho wadi a,, "I give op or to.. uat Rlmevatsrswsmure the GOP, sh*thes Dsords, --&-.A SAO - No Youth Programs As a I=Wb n1pda a" Choon --- his - --- IM FIAGSHIPBANIC ' C%Voc, SANFORD - As do m 1111111101117. M 119 11110111111 by^ 0 — *U&%k time and the oo1*"itng revelations of legolly ds,dforW14MUThiodgi* will ad be " (01Si'k Coady: Stand reccgnlst op J.an'tBaacke Oviedo earth. Wa wil take precedence over irown W Special Prices On Cocktails, Now Menu. Also RrAL we bitit s. If the dldeacs wes tee I. go around a muMa, we it. Man, being the twenelled Golden Age Olympic participants to the Sanford area and to have had the privilege to be the donors of GOLD MEDAL WINNER T-SHIRTS! Discount ON Anything On Our - or* proud to— WELCOME 10% Mudaids01ardadarsn1&4 say IPuoaIIs the more appropriat. word new FBI b.dldlng on PennsylvanIa Avenue. al Abloolly qwdion" I -111 m mammas a" UMML M, ________ We flIsaconence01ther'01the ___ ejedlikstkeplmserswhadevuloped . dost core. SH STORE -q IWI. PINS? ST. UNFOlD PH. 322.W Hoover record that bu been going on for some avereomeendwehavethsgidstodott, Ws, the majority, will net be ruled by the minority. G..wit is by the we,the plonsersof$emlnslsCosudy, is saft~l 11101111110110 raw a" do L* ad tweed ad Is be So ad d s as 1 shed - We Will Survive Here ,,, URIJI LIvis Out Th.r. Has To Be Crazy! fI1D I'P'I% DCA1gDt WRITE Ial talaM Our a, GOP , •, from the , - spuureenIke,I"I'mtwutaewsasaiasub -— -. •1 . States on Palestine atdeg'y on thi West ll s wh. Oserge Go the ether Bñ simply " exthls Mr. openIng01 deBars en Th e In fl is " a* lid Gaza. 1111111111 at beed Us now, telseWem advutiolag But rgardsd Mr. Dayan as being too flSXIblL tie Pima mlnhstSr is disCovering that Moshe rtrir' Raker bu uapui L,.blu free -- ftT1 SENIOR CITIZENS - WMV UTIIDAY I Y091 Hill? pmiic Ydthere lsaaeftortneder way ifadtowr*i Hooveroidof herecNdpedMkedto*1lbi ida husags In the present A move Is sled In to vlow '. . vice Anybody Who _____ be Begin - was j._ % O7IW prIJdat.wljssulsedyhspestobe to Only '26" 61,1W 6 MiCelerpAve.' LiJ 10~ Pb. omeere person" hi life and he's net likely to become on.' very soon now thet he Is gene. IbM formidable personality is dill so In timately IdentIfied with the hatItIon he galded with slEh edhor*inandiouUon for so ma,. yam that even a r.*thg 01 history In the . •. AM IM IV AD moses bait, do thmedo, hil hes pe dft ta *ff votas aam 1146MA size today R _ (Pi'l, 4b) aced eftset open his lingerIng kIcM en the In vhtfly all the l. . of tb• Republican prnI4,ll hopefuls. Good poll ratbgs don't always tramlate Ido yates, but eledot Widle as tub 1hV, Bubsr1 Is1a PIIN$& axoric PLANTS Issue •-••• Now you can enjoy the greet looks & unmatched comfort of the genuine Tretorn tennis shoe--. Try Naturatizer on for - 10 r JUN NORR Sovid fashion, en o$dal siclihig 01 Us rule hi'., public aftairs ever four di'4is, would have - - HaU th's usgstllism ..O i... 5 fcflon, Oush EMI11II'l, whk has agitated for the , settlements. Mr. Begin may even secretly count U. p, 9I -y day n.'. this ruling a blessing in disguise. edlde irum Is Us Bas Id,it Bit 'the Dayan resignation Is another matter, dbls dacus to p wholly s.mrs.olvsd it dos on the fbcuslng as ci*stion of Israel's future relationship with the ritos4Iua 01 the Itrd* k Treaty (SALT a). 21110 Iraty fl bu èagpsd Arab population In the occtçlsd territories. : .ufli 4.& Elon °s Mr. Dayan m4psd pat* in y. N For dsu'ters, the Seat, mInority hider petty lines, All Varletlu 01 . Must marvel at how simple life must be for his 4rab adversaries, who am untroubled by meny democratic processes. The unanimous court decision on Elon Mordi at last relieves the Begin government from any Jewish settlements fUrther agonizing overlord *thew Wks - -' -• . '. they can draw money and cesTçslge workers at aUmeWhenOVUryliWseIpShulp5. Secondly, Baker Is better keown then George Bush, the man he vewsu his prhlpal cm Useless, despite his unflappable response, theof r.iiathsg as the ime minister must ,hMa" alt.risatM to Reagan. JaM COb' *'ospectshe at be sobered by the grim •à faces every turn, and by the certain nally osdicores both 01 them hldl3y on requirement to chart some new polic)) directions r.coç'4t'a", bid he also &ii far lighi' than ether Biker or Rub. 1ve fOr his beleaguered little country. Meanwhile, he - •• •,•• y \&.X \ ,- , - , •! - By DON OlAF? So, of courss, would every ether Republican hoping to emerge as the alterudIve to. frvM who of nir Ronald Beagin. Rd Bi d* sumonecsd his cl1acy has a better bandon the settlement within 30 diy,a and he has .. ' ever won a oo . subsequently endorsed for security reasons. The me minister was instructed to dismantle and a— is far more uswiu INP-' I II 1 II 1 • WASHINGTON -. - oussr Ikw NOV. 15 , a U Hoover M ajor . .• d .ace q*tion of Palestinian autonomy. Dayan $ arou - - . I qayan resigned his post inan open break wlththe prime minister over the West Bank and the to do so ' . 1° Off REX BEGONIAS VI weEWPOINT - ANGLE"WALTERS tle occupied West Bank. Lessthan24hourslater,ForeignMlnIsterMonh nlvria,vI Naturahzer by Tretome $BflOR cmzui Begin enachem well known marathon swimmer, Is Honorary Chairman for this year's Olympics. Buster Crabbe, former movie star and Olympic champion, served as Honorary Chairman of last year's event. Jim Jernigan, Director of Parks and Recreation for the City of Sanford Is this year's general chairman. Sanford Civic Center, when last year's track and field men's and women's winners lit the traditional Olympic Torch. Illy JODAtmS 4A The Golden Age Olympics over these past live years has developed into a "whole town event" that Sanford can be proud of. Jack Horhser executive manager of the Chamber envisions a nationwide Golden Age Olympics. Stella Taylor. SANFoRD - LAKE MONROE The rqkr 0 OI1WIS I:y IMS es Labs Msarss hid b _r: esat of �• ,_. -.... - - - -. -a - S %. &$ S' • . - - . . - ' -'i :- :--'" .- . - .- -' - - •. '.--v. - - - - - •. - - • - - .-.-. - . - . I W SPOR. ,I . - ___ - I . . INHockeyW"_9a%0%nD 0% . M-Ev.liiq Nsm, Isslird, pi. . .. 5~ ~- - Pro Mislay, Nov. of fl7 LOS MO Golden Stat NNL Staail.s Falcons Edge Buccaneers Briefly bi .unozCaptur.sChlI.anRac. Rams Defe nse Sets NFL Record On Finni Inn Mnnu.v.r SANTIAGO, Chile (IIPI) Roberto Munos of • nal lop of Chile's cycling tour Simday, but Colombian cyclists bdh Individual End toom bonol at go and of Un 1,0016 ;,ile race. - Mimes clocked 4:44.41 to take the final leg between the cities ZI f%.i4,.* CàI. â 01 - LA u.A ') 'ernande - Bruin 's Boshor. May B. Out LOS ANGELES (UP!) UCLA quarterback Rick Bohan, lfl bothered by a pulled tendon In his left foot, may net play Againd Arlsons State nest Saturday. .-, and had o* throe days :41 practice. Conk Terry Donahue said Bohan could throw the ball In Mie but coullat run. - Donahue said11 Ba.hore Ii itill l4elIflId frIS)Wflfl BUII&d QUItIII End Tom Ramsey will share quarterback against the Son Devils. Donahue also said in"linebacker Billy Don Jackeon, who adnt play against Washington on Oct. 27 because he mimed 'Ii.. days of practice b.foni the game, lent expected to an It kUon against Arizona State. - ___ 118 VEGAS, Nov. (UP!) Former Dill.. Cowboys oftenIS vs lineman Bruce Walton wen the sports veterans' segment - AM *sJ. ----..&k.11 wuuur.n e4 ....L... gici,y. : NEWPORT, LI. (UP!) TOm Grun4y of Pawtucket wen ,Ike foorth annual Ocean Slate Marathon &mday, splitting tliee4kne t1ipqiop Bobby Doyle of Central Falls. - Gras, 27, was timed at 2:1000. DayIs fd sicoud with $ time of 2:21:1. -. Patti Lyoas of Wed Rszbury, Mass again tipped the - women's Ivinlul, breaking the record elm set lid year with a rbv'b lime of 3:44:11. MIss Lyss, II,- has been the top Women f"dsh.r in all four Ocean Stats marathons. Aitbu Day., 3$, it th1i4, Mas wee the uters - , - - $rgu. Elected President (UPI) ' IA HABEA, Jibe Argue of CeML. ss been elected '1t:1 .1 the Seithem CaiHorni. Gil It was amlr]ad $.day. Argus, 47, of the O. Cauhi Cleb, auccesdi Jibe '441111 ci the HW4Pla Ceq Qub. *W was do" Is the POGA Board of Director. In 1071 vim Pr1ut fir go be pear. - - ' - L L& Onner Wi i s t 5 - - - . a So or Bowl Po'cture i - Not .:,Too Sw .eo.t As- Offi L 4* E • r.lur .. - - -.1.7 I=. ,,,~ JIM !ø ~ I . ~;% 10 ~ ;.4" ' 14 . . - j • - .I — OWN . . 1. IN4 qiiil SM ~ ' ___ 'd . 01 __ A LIL= "W"W%FW_WW T . AK I I I I '. , ~ . - - - , - ME -~ " 1- - _____ ___ ___ d SM be ii 8111%, 4ft a ,*.-.r 4ti - I N 11 ' 4 k - - 11~,1. ___ - ________ ___ __ ___ _ ____ ___ ____ -" - Former Lyman Greyhound basketball ace Minds Hanson ii doing just fine In college ball. The fresh. ______ er ll man at LaGrange College inGe rglaiaexpectedt. see playing time In his first year with the Panthers ais they try to Improve om last year's 2i.zrecord. IN MINT CONDITION Co Houston. 444CF/7p/NC,4y - mrsw . qcawg mz0!,','way v,q,ye,q ,4i ~, in - y,gyy ,y40 g,q *'/tj A 1g' #x' #1 1'4 p Saaw v W06 ry I - _____ '.. _____ .-. , rf - - - '-- fçpq #U2:F ' 4$V4Rfm,V.q5Ug y _____ 1. , _____ _____ ___ "1 _____ - - '-., __________ ______ ____ - d _ d - __ '- + I. L.. 1 'I p - - _. . ____ . v .,, _____ u..- - - + • .__- - . v. - .a ____ :: + opa.+ --- + -. • _ •- - - loftedsonsiftow OM " n W-4ft 4 -• - 4A/I .'- -, + . I L 1" •' -- -h '----. I. :: - -. p - .S.* Dominates In Wl ' sg htman Cu . . 11-I'111N . e is WT PALM UAClI, Pis. bulb. t*elce se they wield be aid. 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(UP!) second-place The first half of the race was Noll Bunett took the Ind tram finiEarnha's shearned him a 1$-point free of accidents and rim at rookie Dale Earnhardt three lead over Joe Milliken In the record speeds, with Yar. lips from the ftnisb Sunday and battle for NASCAR rookie-of- borough and Benny Parsons held on for a one car-length the-year. alternating In the lead most of victory In a tlgt* tires-car Waltrip trailed Petty by sight the way. Parsons blew an ending to the 110MO Dixie 500 NASCAR points, 4,130-to-4,$12, engthe in hlsQunrclstatter 300 dock car race. Dials US, but miles wt$le radl!SMh. Bennett, delving the Wood entering till Oilier favorites who dropped Brothsrs Mercury, edged oil claimed an extra 5 points for Earnhardt's Chevrolet, with bsatbg Petty by cm. position, out early Included pclesltt.r bonus poipt. for leading Buddy Baker, who had lgdtlosu Cal. YarboruOgh's Oldamobils lus 5 problansin his Chevrolet after three lengths behind the win. the race at one Poim. 140 miles, and Dosed. Allison, na. Bosin.tt, Earithardi pnd Var- who left Um race with engine The victory was the third of borough swapped the lead four problems In his Chevrolet the year for Bonnett, who times over the fInal 16 laps In midway through the race. averaged 140.120 mph, well off one of the closest fIr.Wa at the e on Lop The first caution the race record of 142.712 mph Atlanta Raceway. 17$ whsn Roger Hamnby lost . setbyRlduard Petty lnlp7oat "Theladthreaorfaw lips, contrelofhis CheVrclit and hit the 1.132 mile Atlanta Intern, the car w so loose the rear the wall on the front stretch. tional Raceway. and kept coming up ad I w Do the 100th Isp, 1$-year-old The race was slowed five Just lucky to finli)," Bennett Kyle Petty blew an engine In his times for a total ci 30 laps by said. Dodge on th e second turn ad caution flag.. Bonnett, who picked up spuiout,rssultlngmnthe second Bobby Allison fti1.h,d fourth $30,150 for the victory, led the caotio. Doly nine lops later, In a Ford, the only oilier car In 23$-lap race seven times far a TIghe Scott bumped Petty, the earns lop with Bonnstt. total of 53 lops. Yarboroeglu, caesk himIsopia mum fourth In th e tight e for the wlmledlztMneaforatetalci Isa for yet mether caution MMCARGIUatP-I-' pa -117 lopaadndly op a Petty, WbaISd slop ou '-çIoiddp, Darrell Waltrip larger share of the issy with -1ulsd pit stop for flnithg4 Mb ad Fety, sixth, as SM 110* Loam fir leading Uris, was able to ceiltbme. both in Chevrolets, enabling themodlape bawled Ms chick Waltrip also 1* a lop sarly DOING Waltrlpto move li*oaIolig- to $23,11O. whim he vesduat his pit In lead over Petty with one race There were 23 lied c1i9gu. heavy trilic and was forced to FINE ch,C6 the track again imion remaining Nov. 18 at Ontario, Involving seven drivers durk Cal. SMmeof the af$w WInE Less Than Devastating By liaiSed Frees k$arus$Ieuai ey a owed. J bad alt Tiler., glad killers who falt It kepi the ugars While e tsp two____ team. In the allowed a tuucbdewi in its lad agalut____ lesser____ los'is, traveled first place In the Southwest MyardatoSM Nebraska 11 UPI poll w e playlag usia. two suns. cietisics. +- - + • inthlndwo _ ' -+ - . - Kicker Vials Jaakisvskl had time for two plays. spired footbell Saturday, third. BOWT$IA$TIIN C*.aMa Alsamse o Quarterback Phil Bradley rahedOlde*Meshewedmene heeled SMee field goals and WLTPNOP 1n,denaflM'pustoGosTy *ispj WLTP$sSP ambitious than a young addedfivend,epsboi 41111777 eol*I40 4 0000 $1 41144143 Oe.re. eaeillvs with a large meet. 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Giants 14 Detroit 1 7 .341 3 New England 34. buffalo 6 Houston 3 7 .300 3½ Atlanta 17, Tampa NOV 14 Western Caiferisce Pittsburgh 3$, Washington 7 Midwest Divisies San Diego 20, Kansas City 14 W 5. Pd. 01 baltimore 31. CIncinnati 31 Mliv 10 2 .533 St. Louis 37, Minnesota 7 Kan City 1 I .315 5½ NY. Jets 27, Green Say 22 Denver 3 MO 7 Chicago 35, Detroit 7 chicago 3 10 .231 7½ Los Angeles 24, seam. 0 Utah 2 C .112 7½ Denver 10, Now Orleans 3 Pacific Division Oakland 23, San Francisco 10 W 5. Pc?. OS Monday, Nev.1 fl$nd 11 2 346 Houston at Miami, p.m. DED the .fteet the arrests wod4 what's the sen., of dlsosing family and frisada. The penfor' defense picked oft tires Dayls have. SM team, the Uses dii SMm." m.'ic. was even more lapres- Tots p.,u.two by oorwtar* IVi iipictid to buS US$15 45foe% ."qpe4 Pi Mve when you consider that Gums CeIu"w. $uubla alib rI, Vd~ hickupGwyDavkwUlnpim WMI=sinUw State's forwgam. wiamlag Couch Howard &husUsagor '1Iday will go dean in the Bat SM Bred-op Hurriomes streak. Mere inipsutut, with a did net decide I. dart Kelly Iory ii $I feitball as the darting Usellp ad New Yost Gluts castoff Bob Torrey will take Bilubli's place as 11* beckop fullback behind preved dir.uty Jim Kely, $3 recerd aid Niath Jlu uhiti jut hour. before the day we turned ow leelld aM was rsu'sitsd by Peas Slat., Ten'pI. d Flit a the ge. Larry (aka. am aamd,". Ickuslim. SlstsutofutBra4(Pa.) Miami's biggest worry may well be a healthy fullback horfau Isarssl&gur there gunsuld. "We felt we had to pass to WII. the Oers' il EulCar'pbsll. Heisosdythlrdamoeg NFL :1 could lead lbs race b.dr.ai.edIbsNAJCAI bucks with $12 yards, but Isrsc.v.ring (runs thigh braise t has Mowed him the lad two gun Oiler am we Wow ge se kow --ltadd: "WA 8 I . - Coach Bun PhillIps returned from atireadsy hoist woo we cleallial So I . . Iwo" Alft'.A so". I "44119"llhallroosposs.. ~. I head will lad week to find the Campbell Is "completely . . 9L, to _11111 ftowwAL" bow. haw In 11111d tA d" I - That's Pill on for ltewtoi ad bad on for Miami. 10 , IS' ~ ~ . Lad inane of the wildut mansiw Mirteiti A----- . 1-11101 even a Musday i lubell the 13$ssd %A -L-22 dr L SOWN _Msw . . . ma 1W.10 yards aid (sir teicidius, limludleg $1. a la I'_. . ~= , I ~ ,. I S yerdorwitk1:1IIeftinSMgamLT1sr.w..a1.$ 12' MO N . . . ilderyfertheOlers. -" ta ew"0W ualageo. Ir C'wipbell also galasI $6 yardo In Rondos's 174 victory Sa ft bo iaft sun P'Iesrl in the AFC wild card playoff gums list Ist- . . ~. orA man I . mii I . FIp.ás Is pr "ig the return toosoalsace of : •. 'da l hid SM Ply Usd111 ssata bad day. T 'subs lISda, beebe sated a74 MBeEilsy,a ped Glens' Pndar1ed nes ri *b aong IksNFL's Ung SM erssa : v the was..." halftime II. I. heM baud 30 parda aid two_cIu. 16 Itu- .urJl, = in the --hr to qurtarheck' • IhSI ' 4 Iis.. s. -f . SM I oft SM. 44 Ora 1. Slats SM we *C MONrglsTocksw4 win I pos imlene MEthsuutp 119 u*.. SM*C Int .iy44os1ilL l, IN ni j SM Ie.SM.., y SM lies weild bit. iSM led w 1.1mg IIIIIUM Ike' Dime. Philips says use PIi's preSume j*SM LsIi$'$s, 16* - -. be ever 16111 'àsi- 1b ten -*iek $ bscheIs$ayv p1wSM'flrIimetke 1 IIWtSdteMid*esug OsNsiisd they boa the faau ama at ad it's es ad. Be in.uàrs. _ _ __atr.ek a .eud __ j ... obbia P~F1lpu add. 'Ihe bu ed Mm .. % Li j j msdsd . • .. #010 Ifto I 44%0 *W !'edd .Ici '' -Dams at Topses -IPWasusd14uinBe 4 two e bsØurewolbuStetilMmIsI,,.ft,s ppj bapsdsHUeoI thegeilbSM . ildteObi' a- , 3 7 0 .300 46 .' a LIIS United Press, ffihersa$lesaI / ___ - • AD he's Jut plain excited about It. Playing against Curisy Culp on national TV, that says It all," he says. 'Welcome to the NFL." Deimsed's opportunity comes at the isp.'. of Jim Longer and this broken leg, width will cod the Miami offen.agrut dad ciexperience. Il the cod ls too much, Coach Dan Shale has a contingency plan. Tackle Bob Kusduenbeng can switch to caster with prnh'btg secondyear wan Eric Inserted at tackle. - 'Keoth had a lot ol work at center this week iojfIfed wohmatomaksaelift,Koodsisreadytom.k,it,"Iusga add. "Bidlhav.coufldoncsinMk,"Dammed's lasapulsoc. Is net the only problam for the nabadw Nolglit Along with Langer, running beck Daivin Wilhlur', aid teilbsck Norm B111i will be among the ____ $0.0, ..rn ___ '!.' ' II Nd I at lJ&.3 ,,Who W &Alh of £k.. "u.!5 " Me uncloy bid raftm- "W III wMbecort Or IN ad" Dole solit."Astarsol--m.. ad CAW $iUPIW5R. but No am Uii Denver Oakland Seattle Kan City f%4 - _ in 00 SanDgo - . - B - - WLTPct. 730.700 7 3 0 .700 4 4 0 .400 4 4 0 .100 4 6 0 .400 + MIAMI (UPI i - Mark Deasard Is $ 250-pound center (rain Teass MM who was drafted In the 10th round by the Miami Dolphins in WI. Few football fans have heard of him, but that mlglst change tonight. He Is making his first start for the Miami Dolphins, and if the Houston Oilers' wily nose tackle, Curley Culp, makes him lock Wie the rookie he really Is, the ABC-TV Mo.d.y$evls.o plat ltos$. - .' - Niffany Lions Oilers On TV - 'West - g H urricanes' - D 430 .417 2 I 0 .200 CincI 'Pro BasketballCy Jersey. N$hssl Ca.Iiraau lest WLTPct, 2 Dallas $ 2 0 $00 PtiIia 4 4 0 AN WaIh 4 4 0 .450 NY Giants 4 40 .100 Bangers 4, Vancouver Monday's Game Washington at Montreal + UNIVERSITY PARK, Pa. High School as a linebacker, the Lions could have th eir beat Penn State... because we (UPI) The question eiering chewed iq the Lions, impact NCAA record streak of most (sit their secondary Is net as Saturday's Fern State-Miami secondary for yards and conascigiv, non4oslng season' strong as their trust seven," the game was: How unsettled three touchdown.. broken. Their last losing season first-year coach said. "Becauee would lbs Nlttaay Uosm be Coach Joe Fatima had no waslnli3l. . wsfeitwehadtotlrew thebsll, alter two members of their ezetass for Id, team's flat In addition, Penn Stale may we went with Kelly became he squad were arrested In asp., performance. not be invited to a bowl at this Is our best tirower." rut. cunpue Incidents? "I don't Ilk. conjscture I rate for the tIM tim. since the Kelly, who ajut Miami's The r- _ uw t$woi dent thiak It's fair Is ybe- 1071 I:first ae'sir--. 1014 p. at *. 'en*'101111111 rr- in IN 7AR IIasIk.es a tirss4ow*dewn a gsut football tueii, to be helped In the stretch by their coach's theory right. Us camp. ondprdsg stasting $ fr.'u honwt with you. They made the injury situation. All.AmerIca Wed 1$ of 2$pes, Including at quarterback, rsglstir.d a plays today and we didn't. defensive tackle Mott Millen is it) losses of si* and 25 yards 1640 vldiry ever the "I don't Ilk, to gut Into this out for the season with back to Jim Joiner and one of 12 Mas business 'Uwe did this or if we problem.. Wide receiver Tom yards to PM Walker. Pienty. did that or had this player or Donovan silVered a .pmu1ud l Miller added field goals p Plate's week of practice that player.' Today Is whet beeo and middle guard Bruce of 16 and 30 yerda. began on a "W 1101141 when Could- They obutondy were lbs Clark re4njured a tender asild. The Lions marched Into starting tailback Booker bitter football team today and Saturday, end their itatim for MIamItarrIleryuIthn.and Moors, the team's second, that's whet Impartust." held the hell nearly 11 minslas asat week Ii quelionalda. lesdk rer, ad flselrn'w As for the leek's klduts,-. The main cog for lbe hager; bat only managed Mike Dave Psith were arruted Patara. rdss,d oiunut. Huri4.4, in the sset Games's 13-yard teueWsws aspirate _a emaareobr" _ ___ - WLTPIs. Houston Colon2.Ed Edmonton N.Y. o OB Startles ' • Adams 16 ou"Alo 7 4 2 14 731 IS 423 1$ 4S2 10 Toronto 4 7 1 Seuday's New?ts Philadelphia 3 Buffalo 1 Quebec 3, Detroit 1 LOS Angeles S. Chicago 3 N.Y. Islanders 4, Winnipeg 4 (to) - Grundy Tak•s Ocean State By United Press la$eivatieual first time that happened to us hIttk." defeated Kansas City 10140 and added 18 points for the Nets and point deficit with 22 seconds The Milwaukee Bucks, or- this seuci'." After taking an 14oint lead Portland beat San Antonio 127- Phil Ford had 2$ for Kansas remaining In regulation and dinarily as crisp and satisfying On Sunday night they were in the first quarter, the SonIcs 124 In overtime. then went on to but San City. No a cold beer, came up flat treated to a clinic by Seattle's were matched by the Bucks Nets 111, Kings 00 "I'm not going to knock the Antonio In overtime. With te Gus Williams. Sunday night. over the next two penlode. But referees," said Kings Coach Spurs up 116409 and 22 secondo "We did not come out Williams .coned19ci his 27 the 11.73 entering the fourth John WIlliamson's 23 points, Cotton Fitzsimmons. "It left, Ron Brewer scored athreestrong," said Milwaukee Coach poims in the first quartar as the quarter provided all the cushion Including two straight jumpers shouldn't come down to cite call point basket, Torn Owens maáe Don Nelson, whose club wat- SuperSonics raced to a 42.24 Seattle nudod. with less than five minutes left, by an official In the final a laysp off a loose ball and died Its10-Some wbv'' streak lead entering the second period, minute. We have lost three In a Lucas converted a layup with 10 helped win it for New end with a 114401 lass to the The Bucks never recovered Johnson and Junior Bridge. Trailing 99.9$ with 44 seconds row now, all on the road, but If seconds left off a deal by T.R. Seattle SiçsrSordcs. from the initI.l hel1shlW man each finished with 20 left, the Kings appeared to have the Kansas City Kings play the om to tie the game. Portland, "We art ping to target this 4 6 0 .400 "I'm Dd 00 kind of player points far the Bucko. Lonnie Sam ahead when Otis Birdsong way we did in the second W1 11.2 with Un bod record In the 4 '0 •ioo one real quick as quick as who can score It points mats Sheltost bad l7 for Seattle. Raft followed In a missed shot. But we'll be In there." ClOtFel possible. Tonight no one picked quarter," Williamssaid. "They was William that supplied the the basket was disallowed Trail Blazers 127, Spurs 124 league, was led by Owens with WLTPct. the tempo up or sparked us oft were J1M getting the bell to me real firepower, In a furious closing rally, 24 points. George G.rvtn had 32 • 7o because of an offensive foul by 7 3 0 .700 the bench or carried sue. It's the In my shooting rings aid I was In other games, New Jersey Bill Robhbm. Calvin Natt Portland overcame a seven- for the Spurs. 7 4 2 14 Bait 3 4 4 10 4 42 10 3 42 I. Plttsbeli Divielsu Cleve -Suttslo Mk m Baston Quebec - Under6 I The tournament Involved 1$ veterans of the NFl4 NBA and naJor-leegie bueball. Walton received 11,090 for his win, sad 26cNasnara took home $3,500 for his second-place finish. - Detroit - Wa*on.,dformurDinurBroncoshalfback Bob 'r Piiiwo - •ps - ,aw1 v.ivw I I Hartford , orm•r Cowboy Walton Wins I 32 LOS Ala ___ ... Pro.Football Montreal By Usited Press iuiV! who lost to Denver - In the streak and rookie ___1$, Babb * quarterback &sse. tin 300ysrd puthg games Jets 27, Packers 23 Eden when the Los Angeles NFC West. who tossed two ID Phil Simm s , Richard Todd throw two I'D Craig Morton threw a ll'yard hailed but still men ad Rani win they loss. In other games Sunday, polies, lost his first game In a Thpwtofik* Upchurch ealy trow for 236yar, Includingtoa Passes In a 21-point second. °' IPP5d De1IM nipped ths New York starting role. In the final period and Jim 13-yard 11) peas to John Jef- period surge and Toni Unhert three game losing streak Giants 16.14, PIttsburgh Steelers 3$, Relakim 7 T urner added a 2$-yard field tenon and San Diego handed added two field goals to spark Sunday by trouncing Seattle 24. crushed Washington 38.7, Terry Bradshaw passed for goal as Denver kept pace with Kansas City Its fourth straight New York. Aundra Thompson 0 and the Los Angeles defense Clev ela nd deIia te d 311 yards and four TDs and San Diego for the AFC West loss. ret urned a kickoff 100 yards for set an NFL record by holding Philadelphia 24.19, Denver but Pit ts burgh's defense held lead while New OrIens' record Celia 3$, Bengali 3$ Bay touchdown. a G the Seshawks to minim seven •New l.sas 104, New England Washington to yards rushing. dipped to 51. Greg Landry replaced the jfj()g, AtlantaBr fl total Yards , den 2*, 4$efu ii of s, s $ Injured Bert Jones and fired 4iipplg b down 47 Tamps Say 1744, San includJng scoring passes of 11 Ken Stabler two 11) Steve Grogm passed for 240 two second-half TD $)SU for this po oil ft"= sew two Dlop held off Kom City w- and 65 to puecs and and completed 16-ofyards to John Stollworh. yards three TD#, indudieg had Baltimore to its fourth mote ANUM sidelined, WO 14, Baltimore topped Cincinnati Stallworth and wide receiver strikesand 21 posses for 190 yards so of 65 and 34 yards to victory in the 18A five go injuries game 3M. St. Louis routed M10- Lynn Swam had ovw 100 Oakland remained one yards Stanley Morgan, as Now Jones, who returned throe The lat" addition to the nesata 37.7, the New York Jets receiving. back In the AFC! Wed. Sm Eng1 moved a bail Some In weeks ago from a shoulder Francisco fell to 14. Rams' list of walking wounded edged Green Bay 27-22, Brews. 26, Eagles 11 front of Miami In the AFC East. Injury, suffered a severe Included quarterback Pat Oakland breezed past San Mike Pruitt raced 24 yards Falos 17, Bueceasen 14 Beers 3$, Uses 7 shoulder sprain In the .econ Radon, who sered a broken Francisco 2240 and Chicago for, a i'D with 56 aeconde left to ___ Steve Ratkowikl hit Jim period. SteveSchubert scored na 77finger on Us posing hand that bletroit asted D35-7. Noimton Is cap 14o1* outburst In the Mitchell with a 4-yard TD toss ca yard punt rdh puntreturn and Terry VIking 17, 7 may require surgery, and at Miami tonlgld. fl minutes as Cleveland and Bubba Bean ranIDYards on 12$added a Rookie Ottis Anderson pow Schmidt added r unning Wendell wei. Tyler, Cewbys . is, Glob 14 remained one game behind for another score to help the and St. LOuis with a pair 01 yard hderce$lcnIna S24econ tan,j a braised der- Rafael &ien's third who field Pittsburgh In the AFC Central. Falcons wisp a throe-game touchdowns - a 34-yard run span to carry Chicago. Walter nan In the first quarter. goal of the some helped Dallas The victory overshadowed WI)- losing streak, and an 6-yard pass. He finished Payton added two I'Ds and The triumph boosted the to Its eighth victory In 10 bert Montgomery's 197-yard 4 with 164 yards rushing to pot gained ll3 yards on22 carries to Rams, $4, Into a ftrat.place tie games. The loss snapped the rushing effort, Including a 3$Dan Foils had NFL his Mm at exactly 1,000 yards for Improve his NFL leading with the New Ochasm Saints Giants four-game winning yard ID Jaunt. record streak of four coosecu- the sewn. rushing yardage to 1,113. Vera, who was- timed In 4:44.46. Jean Louts The top tires overall fbthers were: first Alfonso Flares, ' Colombia, 41:30.01; second, Jose Jimenez, Colombia, 41:24.32, :and third, Antonio Landow, Colombia, 41:30.00. - 24-0 à.,tI Sctmelder of Switzerland was third In 4:44.51. , anig I Seattle ,Ha lts Buck Streak s • .ss Jersey 101, Kansas City Diego Swudmy's Reselts - - ------- Safe 1 New W L T Pts. Seattle 114, Milwaukee 101 Phila 9 11 It Po1iofld 177, San Atlanta S 4 3 13 Antonio 124 NY Islanders, 4 43 ii (ot) NY Rangon S 6 I 11 Manday's Gomm • Wesh (No osmis 5thed) 3 7 2 Smylbe Division W I. T Pte. VanCVIr 1 44 12 C. Louis 4 S 3 ii NPL Steadlep WkVII9SS 4 3 3 11 NY United Press interasuanel CMCNO 3 '3 ' American CIIIS(SSC* Edmonton 2 sI S last Colorado 2 7 2 ' 5. Pd. Wales Caloric. New Eng 7 3 0 no Norris DivisIsu Miami 4 3 0 Au WLTPN. p Y Jets 550 300 . 0 3 .777 2 75313 3, 7 3 J53 3½ • $ S Phoenix 3•1t5I• By liuNol Press into astissal Campbell Conference PatricS DlvIslsn Streak Snapped At 1 0 Games ~ MUNWANdesama 1, Service Tells Dial 3225743 �- - - __I • -, .t% • -. -- ,•-,-•--.. SA—Ivenlng HiraM, MMsrd, Fl. r - - - --• ___,.-. - — • -. - - •- a -. -. .-----'. • .•.. . . - • 4 Many, Hiv. S im ri Nil IANT'S CAN -yIL1. OURSELVES S T• J. wAuc_ CUTrY SARK SCOTCH IveiO "WOW, lanfiit Fl. "U" COTII , AT LEAST 4 y$. S 99 21.40*. 50 A9 MenOy N.v, S QT. ANY 12.13.13 ANY TONIGHT'S TV •••.f• .'j_(••- 2! 'IJIL4 i.- R - W 1 • tit _____ IC6YISI flLkYI - ; • 4 , • scoTcH 'fl'. • :Y - • • .'•••. , j I e49 ANY 12. We .a :.i -- • '- , ty. 1 g., .-. .•. •' - w - , 0P.M. MAGAZINE . • . ' THE CROS8.WtT8 LEHRER • MACNEIL PORT 130 -• , • - ''6 - r" •-:.'- •• I ./ - - •. :•. • •, .. 1 R10141112M CANADIAN tsi-•ld P11.1. by Ti* VlacssS 4.99 . lilT UI NI CISTSUII W,CJJUJJ. 0000 MT., NOV. II 11IM11IM! UuSNA!!MIcII 3.09 a a a a nasa wai lilT TM NI UIi — In celebration of their Golden Wedding Anniversary on Nov. 4, Maori* and Lawrence McAlister entertained aoia isv ga a; a less nitarnoon reception In the Sirnahin. Room of the at 1 Fared in Like Mary. Mr. and Mrs. MeAlintar have been - taof Lake Mary for four years. - 3A 'fliT. ff11111 l5ItMfliIT 3.41 - 5 115011$5,y 3,41 us - - _____ ucsi*sNuuunsusi 3,5 IA IPJI IITJ 11CIISAMllISIOS, 315 -- _______ o.,coming from as a nô, )tk1 011111111 Maryland, -. us 7 ___ On display I mewaitileir Also ttt attention w_____ as Mrs. McAllster's wedding veil, dill lovely, with iti adornment of KV.Nt din .1 I IIPP fl$AUVPJ Ill sir si su* m A91WI - orange All he daughter and AMIMra I ' and McKee of Maitland, entertained the honored of * and their date guests with an open house Friday and sa an. MY.flS,7 bruask Sunday morning. The McAllder'a son and *a.n.i.aw r. and Mrs. Ray L McAlister of Greensboro, N.C., en• tertalned the group Saturday at Errcl.by4b.. In New Smyrna Beach, ' - Kfiner's offer of id to her daughter and declares livid to Y lariat states, plue Puerto McAltder worked for many years With the U.S. Department of Açlcsdtire before going with United Cooperatives In Allla'we, Ohio. - _____ . JIM, war on him. I hide to 1* Isd it he ~ I us Will? WOM -' - Save Your SMILE - I 0f1 DsntaI Health I lisplion Shah,, D.MSD.1 " ii NI yen he will uj - I as I te Iaã" s.I1 .11J:1i' -dIp I& i.fum, —'-- jv 1In •i Irdis. co amhspl&.dhiis I "r'Iá I '' e' ar _M be- interviews with Americans ____ - Is 625 GOES THE COIls.. TRY (MOW) ____ _____ Barbour, who coproducea the aezuek aliow with executive producer Georgesdga,rci'j4s." but. "Mod Of the Nielims actually hate television, end wIld) very little of L And I wanted to become a woman and the Uoot•2 wife wanted 14) become a man. _ 8ifl The l400t.$ husband their appearance, Bar' bow said, blame "W Is the mod Iscediom messin m ma. dSIPAo __ _____ __ given - the man has on- his operation When 8 THURSDAY MORNING mu FRIDAY MORNING (IN) Li) 00000 MORNING AMEMI. CA ___ __ SESAME STREET (A) 7:25 (jD gyEWITNM DL4,F NEWS 12-00 () MINDREADERS 0 EDUCATIONAL GRAMMINO adIin melhisyw Woli—ii device a awzzi r 1230 - till PASSWORD PLUS 10 - (2) 0 DAYS OP OUR LIVES (3)0 THE YOUNG AND THE RESTLESS U ALt. MY CHILDREN 1:30 (4)0 TURNS 2:00 (2) (12) THE DOCTORS U ONE LIFE TO LIVE 2:30 (2) (III ANOTHER WORLD ()U GUIDING LIGHT 3 00' U GENERAL HOSPITAL U ELECTRIC COMPANY (H) 3:3° (330 ONE DAY ATA TIME (R) 400 (1) EMERGENCY ONEI (3)THE BRADY BUNCH (MON. WED-PAl) •GOMG PLACES (TUE) 0 THE LITTLE RASCALS U MLRY GRIF FIN 4:30 - :IS DOUGLAS BEWITCHED (Ill MAX! ME LAUGH 500 (2) (12) CAROL BURNETT AND FRIENDS HAPPY DAYS AGAIN 118MROGERS(R) 3 1111 5:30 a MOA1111" le a yesllisiisausabierngh — "relsis of I* - hi Op I* qkafts ad a urm l*Ilh*iehie lad Notwok ]14$ ON LY ______ __ I U2 111111, svsi*adion' * = I po"ai $5 m ft adlMe U PQ do TV MU to he a baby'sr. New at ___ __ iW1 PtAZ* A 10110ft PLAZA N ] 7:11 ONLY - __ ING"VOM AS THE WORLD -990 'O EUV R ES •D - C ' ONrIDENTIAL TO MV Ibi Th reidliethat as UADRRL II yen JL vr, (7 PRO- (2) NEWS (1)0 SEARCH FOR TOMORROW U RYAN'S HOPE - AftisthM,hS never edlhis K EN TUCK V FRI ED - AFTERNOON - o* the - FAMILY FEUD MORN. • Avenue and a handful of I do wi (2) (12) WHEEL OF FORTUNE _ lunatics, some are __ __ __ __ ftm"dwislvrmd"oibw He 11:30 fl;pa endanger, the of safety. _ __ , 't #;.',! be diesi the p at 0 LA VERNE S SHIRLEY (H) Wealthy police agag,bas provedtobean.y.. simply outrageous. This (2)(12) TODAY7' 0 opening amplb ci citizen season "Real. People" featured (4)0 MONDAY MORNING disgad with IV fare.a married Arizona counle (MOM) "We were amazed," said seeking. to become trn- (3) TUESDAY MORNING torn., thii,bi*sltharalie$orpsta.r imy r to whar ,_ 1230 The show is a melange of named Nellie., which began as certified - ' PA - ad ___ 10:55 O CBS NEWS (2)0HIGH ROLLERS (1) 8 THE PRICE IS RIGHT (0 ~%DAM*111 do muds can afford s all tied up in Now York will become DEAR WORRIED: I dido'l Y idea what I had dear younger sister who wbo an they evidently are both linow.Om was a bd,=& dun to displease him. This ftquiadly bawl" me by and Hdlywood by head 6*mu—om far III U1111114, MOM Of MY ' usual rievealkligmysigel Shodoesullis old of touch with the red Of the ad it he bmwe #Md do YON me whet remryabu9 I ad" Ulatshe 11111. older umm I bmwe aihed her not to do the Ikee IMWu(ko, Madison if be 1030 (2) (3 HOLLYWOOD THE NEWLYWED OWE _ ___ _ (A) BEAT THE CLOCK OTOBEANNOUNCED __ Treatment -. - DINAHI& FRIENDS • ELECTRIC COMPANY (fl) 1000 (12) CARD SHARKS 0 WHEW _____ DEAlt aay; I've e. e. :- dome, Idlers In your column from pr.greu can be made is people who have aoftersd "the r4 wriogs or .ulthng sil.aI treatment," mis is putss. something 1kiww a be about - Apropos of prelesged became my father med to pail *aeess U his been my ib this on my mother 1 We is en ft ualjss west as for yams. ature pesty who is - Finally, when I was in my eisner. latetisiw happened agaIn I DEAR ABBY: I have a very - 0MOVIE Guest host: In the Nielsen r"1e reflect a from various walks ci life in the PO A0ONEA rue couple moved G true indication of viewer 60 dates. 8011)5 are JIM plain (1) NASHVILLE ON THE ROAD vile, S.C. before their folks ()lIJ (WED) or Idad move to Lake Mary. pref.rsoc* (2) THE WILIURN BROTHERS tmti*i jobs o bobbies A regular feature People" Is recurring appear. It drives to preaad at least COUNTRY ROADS (FRI) ances by families around the one heroic man woman each eo country named Nielsen who are week but the heart ci the show THE ED ALLEN 8140W asked their opinions of the Involves weirdos and screw. 6:55 orcharacters (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA mediom. balls, the off-bed According to Barbour, the caught op in flights of fancy or 6 0000 MORNING FLORIDA random selection of people outright maminesa. Some are HI, mm em - :DAR AMY: Iiedmy twics. Once when I 18, m again when I was II. l am -- married neat iedb, and the guy I'm marrylig doesn't know $Nig abed Gay No. l and 0ay1k.tRdI:dIor ws.marr$sdIwWhivsaom. do. 9.00 2)4)DONAHUE 11:45 ONFL FOOTBALL Houston Nor does the toogh.min4.d, Could Be The Magic Cure It (2)(12)TOOAY 00000 MORNING AMERI. CA 0 MIKE DOUGLAS S11 ttdie corue4 as objeiive, b4 be is ti) MROHSKY AND COMPA. 1k admits there are no convinced "Real People" 11 a NY(MON) ® MEDIA ROUNDTABLE reliable 11&1141c1 on ads In me genuine TV departure. It Is (T%JE) but the natworks em awa re that impr.didable and cetalrdy not (4) FARM AND HOME (WED) fewer Amerfca* II'S watdting to be confused with sitcoms or (4) 3OMINUTE8(THU) iv ev day. (4) CRACKERSARREL (FRI) thana. ____ relift 830 suspect. cuae4of the Rico, Mr. Mr. McAlister was born and raised In Pendiulon, Silent bwe NEWS —. They were married i** Cbsrryfleld, Main. and - *ng gnori Cherryfield, PAW _____ (2) TODAY IN FLORIDA 0 GOOD MORNING FLORIDA clnng the news, sa: that viewing is a Barbour, TV producer and waste of time. Sports is still poau1ty P0P cause the otthomeof 1ThEFEI 5.00 bic movie-TV critic, lays game.andmatcheafstheonjy "criticism of television by unpredictable element on 0SUNRISE SEMESTER viewers is the faded growth tube. industry In the United States opinion 5:53 "In my the only ioaay viewers make a point of tuning Barbour, cohod of NBC's In every week is '60 Minutes' 6:00 "Reel People," says viewer and now our show, 'Real (2) EARLY DAY backlash to mediocre program- PeOple." 0 HEALTH FIELD • SUNRISE mlng Is manifested by a of Barbour's opinion is own Maine and attended Walnut Hill School and Lasell Seminary near Boston, ' - Mind 8:25 the predictable s.c. and graduated from QemsonUnIversItylnhr6. Mrs. McAIIM er was _____ - au 7 per. ____ greeted by the McAliMar'a grandam, Ray Lawisacs McAIIs$er, Jr., and "ith - Pbo - , preserved bloesoms. of Kesd1ch, North careiina, South Nash McKee. Granddaughter Kath. erine Marie McKee uahered the guests from UN receiving HN to the US 0001, wnere anher gantitiatiger, Virginia Rae McKee, A ___ Mrs. Darryl Gachwlnd of Greeuabaro, N.C., was unable to attend the tuutivitius hobad em at EASY when he uncovers incriminat. 8Q1JAPES Ing evidence against thej LOVE OF uFE , 50th Anniversary Celebrated 23 OL 0OVER plays Carney.PattiDArbanvifle 'Real People' Host: Lf Viewers MR. AND MRS. LAWRENCE MCALISTER i ii! cii THREESACROWD 0 HARRY 0 Harry, hired to clear a young man of criminal charges, ls fired from the case S H A South Korean woman misinterprets news to Father Mulcahy. Wma KANGAROO 0 AN Sledge Marvin Haml,sch Art .-. 5 0000 MON., NOV.I 800 dbt bookmakers. 121) 0TOMQHT from her planned marriage. FAIY FEUD 2) MA'rH Mail call brings a hint to Henry that his wile may be straying and upsetting . . (!) FRIDAY MORNING (FRI) 0 GOOD MORNING AMERI. CA 11:30 Vietnam veteran travelling cross-country to California meets up with a girl escaping she InsistsOfl going Ofl '°' with Leather Tuscadero and . (3) THURSDAY MORNING (fl4U) 1100 (2) © NBC MOVIE Hiroes (1977) Henry Winkler. Sally Field An emotionally-disturbed the Suedes. (Part 1) '. (A) WEDNESDAY MORNING C4)O LOU GRANT While Lou is being urged to bet by a dad, cated race track friend, Billie is lending money to a friend heavily a TUESDAY MORNING (TUE) state-controlled television st vice begins with a question of racism 9. , 111 HAPPY DAYS AGAIN oefl,v flU1.R$ !PV family when - -'s (A) MONDAY MORNING (MON) 10:00 brutal murderer. (1) TIC TAC DOUGH " 1:30 (12) TODAY WKRPINCINCINNATI The WKRP staff turn into politI. :& campaigners when Arthur decides to Impress his mother and run for City Council. (2)(33O(2)NEWS ACADEMY LEADERS "Don't," Closed Mondays Ofa scientist whose esf)IrI"Floating Free and"Thai' s meflts transform him into a Me." (R) mother and her husbwtd. vt Oilers at Miami Dolphins • THE STRANGE CASE OF DR. JEKYLL AND MR HYDE Jack Palance stars in the night. marlsh Story of the double life black lawyer, and snexpectant - r L ft " (2) THREE'S A CROWD . !j. p- • i a Ieasure dive with Mornan unaware that a yen ful youth has filled his air tan ks with poison gas. (4) ALL IN THE FAMILY Archie gets trapped in an elevator with /"a neurotic secretary a wealthy * Z suits for ' ''"'_' .. .- r . vices of the Harlem Go. betrotters to teach his team a .. • • • "'-' 16•30 15 $(W5 ABC NEWS 11 .i 7 live. @JO THE WHITE SHADOW Coach Reeves enlists the ser QD 0 CBS NEWS • . "I • AMERIcAN GOVERNMENT ' .• after a crippling acc dent, has lost his will to -Domestic Policy" - f • - . , -1 • (j) \ - - \' Ii 4YR$0KY5RI. . 011Z NEWS "Political Parties" A. JIM 11AM LITTLE HOUSE ON THE PRAIRIE Charles and Laura try to help an old friend (Victor lesson _____ . • . • 800 (2) i Y s EiENING •• • - - DICK CAVETT Guest: Hal Holbrook . , •.rL•1r..,I• (•'- WiLDWIlkIN1 CMIII INS SICTloll 1B $II owe rMWAMn. uncomen a fA f. é ....$ . : ________ .;• ; *-' SAT 3*93 (LPN 4101111) id rAe IL If pow Ili 0a 11% Ilk 4A t SAMPOW ON 14 ur .i * - . '-- - •.. -. - .• • -, -• : ;';ç, i'.*- 'f. 1hI. '.1.. 9.'-i., W'- I---... **..':- . • - I' - -•- 't- -,.j -- -, -'n— - --- - - • - - -. •. t -•- - - - - - �-- -- : I . . / -- ?)...Ø-t.$*,m.%, çPi_ i 4.'I'd..% - - • * . . . . . -.-.. . . .-. . - ? - -. - . . .,.._ .. . -- -... . . -% •.• - . - - . . -. -. r continued from time to time ustil f teal act ion is taken by the Planning endlonlngloard. pubflc $hIUbepOS?Id three City of Like Mary, Florida, at The CItV Hall and pbllshed In t TOWNINIP 1$ SOUTH RANGE 2' - YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED EAST, SEMINOLE COUNTY, that the ad lot '--'FLORIDA: REDEFINING THE KATHERINIPLE ' CORPORATE liNt 11 OF THE deceased, File Number 70-MS.CP, i i'..e .a au.- i.ae.a .s eu. -.... -" Uses., ass of five dil&en of Watergate scandal. He Ii - - "I ha,. a relatively low acm. the late Sea. Pr.ieolt Sheldon cradled with holdtng the party I ._ - - - - . = -. ____ tr!5uIt5)u...u.ii.uI nsft'udion. irs. let mor.' ,.. ,. .,. o 3c41 . •, ... __________________ unuy riOOfl riQ . -i . Noons Mite" Ditini Service. All illS. S0* a..'.t1r, Flexible scMte, ref. I qwn _____ trans. lit priority. cars $ 3OIIPSI1IMntS U1thi'nislid ________________ Children, 2nd prIority, the ________________ Did T.bb have a CO the Evening Herald, P.O. 50* 7. $iflford. Fl. 3277). AUtO M1ChInIC LAS I "'' psymunts$lowdoonnaym,nts $Ii.000fo$44,000.332.fl57 Adults Furn. avail. $41. I D LA £ U " *03 rio., adults only Avaulat.c$o. Huh IflCemL plus co. pd va. hSSP5flh MNaVS - ___________ CLINK TYPIST ,, Fun Iob,lx.'.... Your PutureOurConc5175 UF 11 - I I WHIT 4 4 a person with a positive attitude K . X V V and a pleasant personality, plus V V being a self starter and an In. ACCT.TNAINII touted Investiontor. Also you 5443013 I REALTOR MU Eve ass-ses 3lA-Oijpljx _____________________ AM EMPLOYMENT - $TJOHNSFurn.weskendcottag. near river. Seat slip, $32,500, - of NOTICE UNDER PICTIT1OUSNAMI STATUTE "Middthodiysmei1r,r,, TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: . of _____ asels en padsp --- mill.. $ StasvN,w ' Ian lade Is a. I Y• ' ' ' or the Nrite 11,1* sepsat. to Mi d lid, esvismd,id milkerS eaia,aud$oepeedthdo*ra INC percent . iCiti j - __ -. p --I- ui DAtED ii Pare. 4 . training prs IV 0 W1SdlCtI5II •f $• +. ., - •. 3-SI1e Ola . rnvru - dadi _ - - . ____ led .INI Wi -* Ms • - -• • , • .- . - CHAISE OP SONINS IDULATIONS - I. C. TOM 0. lOLL-RI MULTI. FAMILY OWILUNS U$TRICT . . it __ ___ Tit*lne: 32143.1111 F'JPl* Nll. & II. N00 ' .ri in. city as iwj.e, •wyop ecri. - 01 • - - ITEMPII AGENCY ,, 4444444 4 4 4 44 4 _________ -) AWNIOStutH I .___________ -. FRII,TMVIL - - Y f •= r5= _ 051 PvII,A*. 11,1175 . se MeNhi. 177.12'S ON. M . isi N walk leour IN $ heel ,.. - • nUlls as ins Sanheid terminal. PSes.BitumanS*$ U ________________ 4 4•, 44.4-44 REALTY '$nwnaa,Iate 351, is-C NIA, w-w , Carpet, .isw reel, utility Suicol rear yd is-trees. Will sell P14* or VA. $32,901 O" features on 1g.. fenced. landscaped lot, SPP warranted. SUPERI 350, I bath home wIth rental apli Move right ml - Furnislisdl - ___ - P.LL *lIUdN ur:J ale, OWH IT MAY CKSlN I1 COoICS IMITY -, - _- :i?'- ..'. 4" : • -- . . -: I • . i• - . - - - lhi . . .. - - S. - vs...s'. ' HI COP .L.N5in P1.0110*. P01 THE_P55CM Mle - - :- 4 ,.4 - a * - - -. . . -: - - •iiaa- 1IIUNi1Ik $TI1IThG- - . lalss-i i** . . situ uome. . - -, . '' -: - ___ ' ' - W I IUIII*_ IW UNC*.UTTIR YOUR cty, Sell Shoes inims,*. .reI •aklug up *co wilu i wail inthsMe!$lI3$.321ler5,11901, b,;; i J SATIMAN lvV usiislnellsl v flt4llP -_ _- _______ lei*rg j wIsh 5)4 up. C5 camp. sa.se up lain finish $14gsl. Svp ke0wjfl4 - 4.1, I yr. ..aMV - warranty. . lEA ESTATE 1fl - . tAII . . *IOUNDI IN THIS LtIIII..R. . 'i'l V SRIIORYMOSI1.IHOMII *11* 11NOliPdUP. iA &g • ' . Service. Used Machines, MOONEY APPLIANCES I- p________ '.uuu_.p,., _ , ._ . 32L4iU -. - MICROWAVE button controls, has carouse,, stiii In warranty. uriglailly $409, assume payments it sit me. Aims 339. $151. Push ' ' i-u , - - 5* 1 . rn ___ . MOitsAsi. tDSAi AWAY PORt COIJ$.SS seTH,.. I. PJ? WØ , .,. ,.'•. . . - . . -:'':.'.-' .-'.,.- :'i'._ - - - - - Welboldts Camera Shop - _ Sales. passport photos & fast repair service. 322410). Øanijpg&sg - ANIMAL HAVEN DOE, & Cat boarding, bathing, c(tpping, Iii control. Psi suppiies, dog houses, Insulated, shady Inside kennels, screened outside runs, also aIr coed. cages. 332.5753, -. GET THOSE LUXURY ITEMS FOR A FRACTION OF THEIR COST FROM TODAY'S WANT ADSI Fletchers pressure cleanIng service, mobile home, semi trailer's I RV, residential I comm. property. Free est 327. 0323. palilln,. I . RIO Pemiwe & Steam CleanIng, Painting. Root, homes, mobIle : All slonallv dine. Pr 30 yrs, sip. Call 337. himoS. etc. Mobile home special 17*50, 121.10. Reasonable rates, all work pier 323.7*53. 19)4, 331.7)50._ 1 Man, quality operil ion - - - -- irs. sip. PatIos, DrIveways esç.W.yneSeii.3v.1331 - - - LYN'S SWAP SHOP . New & used items I antiques PAINTING, CARPENTRY CUSTOM CABINETS Pee set. 33$-I40athor $31 COiISlpWiiuflNAcc,pi.d Mon.SOf. a:3O5;3o. 15$ Plantn Plaz, DeCry M41ese. NACO - Foam Calluloss. e,ISest plic. Call or OSl•734515e I.,I Bepulr c. PiIiIn. roolm, carpei*ry, en gem, repairs. LicenSed mi Vinyl repair & rsceisring iud. Ff15 estlqnite$, Cal Saveuptopapitot 1 333 035 ihter 5 p.m Higi rm5heisterp Charge. 550-5271 1ver - willis J 3__ ... I_ O$Iy.$ Pricer ':,. iijurij__ PhOfdp'apiujc ________________________ 1270701 - Uh1L __ 127-0071 _____________________ __ or 2Ul' REgLTQRS- I PU PARK - .. 775-4131 Professional -Quality ANTHONY CORINO Drapes, Upholstery • Uii a,s osto - aft s lnIIngCRspslr AlteratIons. Drflsn'jking ______ _____________ - - .. 332-5753 _______________________ _______________________ IbJUSIIIIISIJSISSM$ .-- Multiple Ustlng$srvlce Ing A&BPAINTING Residential & Commercial 'ssimking - . _____________________________ Cishifl.4132 ,, .- - Larry's Mart, 21$ Sanford Ave. 50y I Sell, lb. fInest In Us furniture, Refrig., stoves, tois. - PlUi jt2 MEINTZER TILE New or repair, leaky showers our ORIENTAL RUGS WANTED TopPricesPaid Used, any condition64a 1U6 - - (LOCAL) 349-3371 _____________________ - _ ___ ' - Culcfli _1 $0 Mll*esi, IN - ApphianceslMisc. ., - Looking For a Nsw Home? Checkt$seWantAdsforhouse, ci every sIza and price. Prel name. security number, .",'."onima .. sale. niture Salvage. 322 $771. LEA011I WI Lilt SELL ' MORE - NONES THAN - I"whiome.$5p,ij Side by lids relvigsroSsr,$flT A1V0N11 JOIN Till 401 PC liNe w-* Beadusa.- 5*, I esN**.IcJmstrms,,.upm IIV .uscl HDM YNAtS MO. II N, I,Ca. sin gasosresm siuls" iiJ*INI Po* Ave. ! I *,$*i& $P.00 -. .4 -Mill m. - Ca 40 $sb..im. dl to , - . I*1or3531N _ -.l Ljs,,iequjslNii,I .__ . I1 W!1: 'CIMIIPISa 'ASS. M •u' PIUIMi, * laisi. *s 'geip, s1e.. *u5..IIASS -UIi.,,SON _ .T .11'u. vslru, *1 TI4 ne 'UsiuDvics - , """-- Mi IWellc, sI0..sowing '1*iS el quiet arm. - hiems to' Nw acIAIFI _____ wig. prim --A11VTIMC WW V VI ____ 5s, ,,ag 1, e, he Se1 aid SO, -i..- Yard debris Trash Hey Kids: LookIng for an extra dollar? Ask Mom & Dad to let you have a classified ad garage WE BUY USED FURNITURE I APPLIANCES.' Sanford Fur. esdgl lacerl, MvNk.k,. MiMi. _________ UQP* l'inuiing too small. 105-4911. FIXTURES, Jenkins Furniture, F*DlrtWailedl b, , s Ø___ ShOut SEE SAM _ I Alemimpa stimblu deer stand. isle hind di, 511. Call Cartel ISO.IM. __ ______________________ ABC Concrete. Patios, driveways I, add ons. Quality work, no lob 205 E. 25th St. 3730151. lit Yeerp Pms. - -_ . ____ _____ Regular oritlme basis. We DO wash windowsl 677.5891 specIalty, 25 yrs. Isp. 119-5363. The weather Is perfect for a bsckyerd sale -sill everything Houea cleaning Housewives Cleanln Service. Personalized fast, dependable. _______________________ . VwvRW. - Id$?IIWIIdeI ie REALTY SMote Sloker'. - &MIRRQR$ - _- ComsM directfrom ma!wi.333. 5415. - I CYPRESS CLOCKS rates. 169.$567., - WE BUY USED FURNITURE, APPLIANCES IPLUMBING 323.5507 - TOWER'S BEAUTY SALON formerly Harriett's Beauty Nook. 5191. 1st St.,333.5743 61_Wanted to Buy __ hive 17h il. IS - "J'1' - ONisids. -' - .P.ts.SupIi.s barn, 2 pastures, Osteen area. Great for hunters. 322 1003. $70. 333-9539 WtwlewIeIsaII.OrIa,Whoe.. . Beauty Cast Horses boarded $100 mo., nice El. Refrlg.goodcond. Harvestgold,F.F,'lOmod,l 'ills Furn. 1* industrIal Clad., •. Call Woody 377-9136 66-Horses -__________- KENMOREWA5HIR_panL $ Hoitue repairs I appliances to tile. Over 10 yrs. exp. Reasonable - - - 17-02 50. ci Sanford. 3221721. FuRNITuu-,EDDING; I II' DREAM NONSI 3 IL brick huRl io. SecluSive lOOms. ll - _IJesIlmn-us for ________________ - -- El slave Hot point 30" wh. like i $130. Sanford Furniture Salvage, -. Wants to make small household repairs, carpentry, painting I misc. Call Paul Hunter. 339.4331. p_________________________ -- repo GE deluxe model. Sold orig. $109.31 used short time. Sal. $109.14 or $19.31 inn. *11111 3391354 Handy Paul, hi truck will travel. . ' I yr. old, female Irish Setter, AKC championship - lines, reas. to good home with fence 3395501. - __________________________ . Air Conditioning, Heating, rea'rt cal, Plumbing Service I Repair. C4i1 Larry for Free Es?. 41)4394. . - l.iC.. 141*41'ins.' - $SOea. 323 ll37aftl fstwlthawantad. Call 333-24)) or 131.0003. . 329-1155 . . -- - ' . II CZr * . p. '' , IollviduslWantsto 'IIM.?oN W 40Ire,, - d,sr l_Mal c.*ati, FL hiwutihil dicer. ltsIng ,,is. carPet & loss merel IFI Warraifad. Vowee lea , . _ - LOVELVI 350, ug sp - . _____- PI%ChIiSIMor$gigl _____ - - __ _____ -• ' Great in bath Mini In IOyUwild wllli Sunken - LN.FR, pe.I I formal Dl, PP. & every imag.nable fiabiret SF. Warranted. Just *1*1 - - 323.5503' ___________- EflC. HOME' CisIom 4 5*, 3 CHRISTIAN UOTHEIS RE4LTY,l$C. REALTORS P5NE$$S5ispi,giiot, ill fW ..:sfms1$ • iI,icaics*w • .. .• - -............ - - ,.• . - __________ .ir .-- __ 190.113-lu M. Unsworffi Rlty UI11I ØrWlap l.lSe Realty, Inc. 11We.UnceS the esfeaslso if their _____ to the City ii Saalsrd. services Ws lsvle vow to Moles call our Ii liadOnd• 1St' Diii ___ ___ ******** __ ___ I,t1T.1 irifl$á -" - .,• I c• Cumaritluush&Iulb ___ - [ ..SIIVII$ . - . '• ******** ___ - 1Uj1: N ii. leer S. NeoN S VA. wo*, PlN mNN -yiims,oe,ctjt_• Orange Ave., SuIte 304, Winter Park. 444 -5432. vestment I SPP wsrranfed. Only ' _____ satrasl more .. Pusiness loins. Florida Moe. tgige Investment, 1350 5. Casesllerry, Fl. FHA.VAPIIAJ$I30 kit. equipped. Carpet, lanced, 3245$. Preach Ave. 3flhiil,332-377L 3230779 - ales make Real Istate I 5uiIdts$ut -surjeterpe,, WHAT A IUYI 351,1 beth home wIth dii. api. on 1g. 1011 Situ GFMNPOIDREALTON - - Hr,,mo Repairs _____________________ AIr Conditioning 1 Female, reasonable 323-Sllieves&wee#ends 2AKC Doberman Puppies IM,I F,Blk&tan,lwksold 191$ Singer Futura Fully auto, repoSselsid, Used very short I - Aflarokpr $141155 *37,1001 -AU.PLOSIDRIALTY - lOON. 11.93. New carp. I, is papeI Many extrasl Just AS$OCIATESNEEDED , log. S1anfardAve. I- AKC registered Doberman pup - WaSh ' 47.MS1IISlsi _____________________ . MOURN -. time. OrigInal $503, bal. Sill or Will buy Isil bid moito.ges. We N. 322-5730 US Case, Mower harrow Allequlpmentllkenew _ flONSO - 'oiirs for 154,9001 lots. Plenty it parking spice. $15,150. I*Sd AWARD REALTY. INC. w-w cress. formal dIning, kit. bullt.in Microwave. Near schools I recreation. $M1lS. cx - 42.A-FarmEqijp, New$Usidpurnlfure I I I CUSTOM lUlL? ________________ 1977 Opel coupe, auto., new sticker, new It. blue pt., celient shape, $150 Call 8 am. 10 6 pm. 323 4547. '72 Mazda PickUp, 4-speed. $400 2601 Grandview, Sanford _____________ mo Agurt 339-SIN. Losing harne $ credit? I will catch up back pyments I buy I ______________________ ___ equity. m.osio. I I2-Açllancas _______________________ 3 II, 25, Deltoni home, C.*IIA, JUST LISTIDI 350,7 bath, brick home In IdylIwuldet Many OPIN7DAYSAWIEK S REALTORS 79-Trucks-Tralhrs • PETUNIAS & VEGETABLE PLANTS 7401 Airport Blvd. FURNITURE$.THING$ IvylSill I __________ ' Xmsd aiwnerclal I Ideal lar sin - business is this earage api *2 ..' - AC, PS, PB. In tip topcond. $975 Contact Wally Dletrlchs, 322 224 or 322 5232. lxi', 43 avail, 3727991 ______ your 41R,211g.fincedbk.C.N&A,w. w carpit. 1961 Buick Special Deluxe wagon, Cypress rack for nursery plants - ousehold Goods I ' ELEMENTARY REALTOR *1-4501 LZlJLEI$4N• SERVICE STENSTROM __________ - 'yoIIS.$IPS.111,le. :h175 --___ i NEAR IDYLLWIL.DE Motorcycle Insurince BLAIR AGENCY 323 3566 or 323-77)0 - 321.0)4) Evesattera&weekends ARMY NAVY SURPLUS 310 SanfordAve 332 - 319) - - 47-Real Esto ______ - AFRICAN VIOLETS Levi's eansila WITH TREES AND GOOD ACCESS. REPLY P. 0. lOX 1191, SANFORD, FL 32711, GIVING DESCRIPTION, LOCATION AND PRICE. ____________________ to vow phone ring. Dial 323111) Or 131.0013. Niir 1.4, 51.4 acres, $1,550 per _______________ . CInlseavcar.te.pe,: -. I 1973 Caprice Station Wagon. Parts only: engine, trans. Etc. 373 1019. .Ths Greenhouse L7$xlS tires, builders level LARGE LOT OR 3 tel ACRES I if you don't belieye that want ads bring results, try one, and listen 3 W.eeletj motorcycle 1= transIt. 1309331. _________________________ fl3.7532 32211$3,3227177 lO7t2ShhSP. JUST MAKE PAYMENTS-'69 to '75 models. Call 339-9100 or 831 1603(Dealer) 1300 or best offer 327761$ after 3 ILL DIPT$ TOP SOIL YELLOW SAND Call Cark I Hirt 373-7310 Firewood for sale- GENEVA - 78-4torcycles For 5.3 iCTSI 330' en paved Irentage. Ve5.3220$17,3fl.iSS7, convenIent location. - louth.l 00511.1. ttiSid us___ __- .j, COOK JOWlS I- __ J f Ura PN11e.NsIiiLu*WNeuO 11111 • 11401. Nmnilftve wnt,LsaJ l* 5 dad.eds gel .Jaied,i to 4 OPcSwNYvWnmlfl.NIu they __obtUIlbu ___ -- PioIsOd.L00$Nev.LlLm0 LONSW000.FLORIDA, AS WR.LSPOSIVII CURED. $21,100. - ________________________________ 12 PACKING CARTONS Sale-All Sije Exc.Cond. 323-7451 TATI Iroker REALTORS INC. - _____________________ SISM320r3W 1711 eveS. - - I*INDPJSTRIAL SITE of ___ FORRIST OIIINI 2 SR 1 5 - Guitars 40 pct off. Amplifier, drums, etc. Bob Balls Discount Music Center, fl02 French Ave. Acreage Lk. Sylvan area. 7 acres Splitorrounddrywood,d,llv,red $1O,000:Sacras $27,000: 1k front Reasonable.373-5004 on small lake $31,015. Call William MaIIc*owskl, PU lopper, USed tin & some lumber, small mobile home REALTOR, 332-7903. furnace, floor landing edger. LakeSylvinar.eWestof$anf, lotsofnewwige,Millei'oilgun, 2 water front lots 110.0001 upAC's. gas grill, cabinet doors, woodad Iôts 11.000 1 up. lots of antique telephone Insulators, old typing desk. 3" plastic pipe, riding mower, new --•----. I I.,Y lw '71 Ford Grand Torino 1 Dr., Full Power. Air Super nice. 322-1193 ...,,T Top Dollar Paid for iunk I i5111 - OuiwviISR,ZSon 1½ acres. hlohiasanelephant'sey,.Place a classified ad, and pile P1w money In your wallitl NICSstir$erIh.ffi.31R 1½ bath, - - REALTYinc. S. Cameron Ave. Lg. Country / 5 377.15fl I 33) ________________ R1 pile as lonedr naaded items out, PR, fenced yard 1. Much More. Beat - 2007 Laurel Ave. 3 50. 9S.MyrtleAve. _________________ 4 4 4 I I SII LEN REALTY NANOYMAN'$SPECIAL ________ • caNsptuau.Paveatowilcamiit 1 - lsi,,eeo BUY JUNK CARS From $1010550 Call 322.1534; 3221460 - fl-Junk Cars Removed ianos & organs as low as $993. relrig.; Columbus full site El range; Kenmore 3000 BTU high efficiency window A-C. I yr. old. lOON. 17.93. Cassulberry, Fl. sissies Eve. 111-sill MULTIPLE LISTING-REALTOR Handyman close to v 1C0' cars, lrucks & heavy equipment, 377 5990 1977 Vega, radio and htr., low mileage, clean, $1995 or best offer. 373 1730. ___________________________ 1972 Ford LTD 4 dr., dark gm, wvinyl top, new brake lob, new tires, paint lob. 1 owner, $1300. Aft 4 323-8694. 59-4assIcal Merchandise ___________________________ MOiRI St. REAL leg. $44,900. I1/ is-beauty shopspecIal shopping. ,OCM?T U C -Ssmmnis Pnigfl I H. Ernest Th. sooner you place your classified ad, thesoonur you get results. HAC COLBERT •SANFORD AUCTION. 1215$. French 323-7340 ROBSON MARINE 2927 Hwy. 17-92 Sanford, Fla. 3777 ________ Il Cu. ft. Kelvinator, no frost OSTEEN lacre lots for as little as $500 dwn Good terms, CHECK ON THESE NIg J or S acres fenced, horse barn, 3 BR, CRANK CONST.-REALTY Realior 130-5051 / Inc. REALTOR. MU - h?tr Access to Parmkehsn Himtlng wern espipus I :. -- LAKEMARY ('3) NrsId Nd hulty 3211277 K single, have sims hiI esheal You Can be year oem Mis4 set to START 11$veer ow v v.1.. walk veer MONTHS' PROM THE DATE op __Lmm"r - - - 011 PranchiAve. VtomsemaUj. .ie. *dmitIsien f flpg mach asne '" qualified buysr Hurry-only S SR COUNTRY HOME L OP EUSTIS ON 17 ACRES $325. LEASE REQUIRED. SEGLIR REALTY SIOKER. 32)15* fl.5774 Day dark that the tbleus name. IPRI$T1SS latter -ow'I ," • ' or attorney, and the amount ComersfFvsndt&lIIti I claimed. If the claim Is net yet due • I * * * * * * ** the dte when It wilt become due 4 4 4 4 4 4 $1 shill be stated. If the claim us I ,-• -rw iv K MACHINIST 'ItD I contingent or unliquldated the GALS this uricerts*ty shell be SIVIraIagSnIIIS I '" ' PeflluIl __ . 5SCWSd, - P4r*jg di*MIS$srs replay order Pine sdiesl ansi. law down to TewMhIp N $Wffi, Ri.i$ Seeskiale Cuenty, Nw Firewood- First Class hardwood, RedOik, $30 per load delivered. 3731117 after 5:30. 38, pool home. Many out. - DAYTONA AUTO AUCTION To be sold to the highest bidder Hwy 92, I mile west of Speedway, large consignment from New Dayto, Beach, will hold a Jersey pluS local estates. pu)lic AUTO AUCTION every Mahogany & Walnut DR & R Tuesday $ Saturday t 7:30. It's Suites, .Oak, Wrought Iron the only oni in Florida. You set dinettes plus lots ot assorted the relieved price. Call 904-2!' tables, chairs, chines. desks, 5311 forfui'therdetails. lamps & glassware. Loaded with goodies for the dealer I collector. We Buy Wrecked Cars $VISA-MASTERCHARGE$ S CASH DOOR PR IZE S 322-3451 ______________________ - of Sanford. 3271121. standing features. . - 'PUBLIC AUCTION, MON., NOV. 5, 7 PM. ACCeSSorIeS - SS---Boats& - - 50i 1130.000. _______ BLOCK BUILDING IN SAN. FORD. 3 UNITS WITH 2 CAR. PORTS ZONED CONNER. CIAL. EXCELLENT RENTAL $42,500, 9 PCT. ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. CHARGE YOUR FRIENDSI - 322_7991 CallDell'sAuctIon,3235670. 'araqe Sale: Sun., Nov. 1, 103. 127 Hidden Lake Dr.. ltcu. ft. (free upright freezer, lawnmower, camera w case, misc. Nothing over 5)00. selection $100 or make offer. Fvrn. Salvage, 17-92 So. 4 acres fenced, horse barn. gg pasture. 2 BR, 38 home, guest _______ GARAGE FOR EXTRA STOP. AGE. $77,500, RENT TO RELA. TIVES, ________________________ luke Box Seabring A-100. 100 MARKHAM LONGWOOD ROAD REALTY WORLD. GREAT ASSUMPTION _ Cr rotinance. choIce 4 SR In 2 STORY DUPLEX EXCELLENT beautlfulMayfalrsuctlan. Extra RENTAL UNITS WITH 2 CAR large paneled Pam. Rm., & generous sized SR'S. Goreous landscaping on corner lot Owner anxious-prIce reduced to 150,05,. _ , COUNTRY KITCHEN 3 BEDROOM, 2 BATH, DOUBLE GARAGE, FINISHED SCREENED PORCH, LARGE FAMILY ROOM WITH FIRE. - PLACE, LARGE OAKS ON COUNTRY LOT. $31,000. GE? A HORSE fl-B "ThORsarforhlm.Hlsnamels'Occtjpajit'," 43-LotsAcreage soelisn,os for Sal. ___________ $32,000 We've changed this beast Into a real beauty. New paint, carpet, wallpaper, landscaping, 3 BR, ss.000 down I owner will help with financing, CARPET, CARPORT, NICE LOCATION. $37,300. FLY.INI - ________________________ i SANFORD • clentlal Auctions 8. Appraisals. rreasures, Trash and Tummy Pleasers, Sat., Nov. 3rd. 9 lii 5• Also Youth Car Wash. Grace United Methodist Church, 1)5W. Airport Blvd. - / REALTOR.fl3.7 PINECREST 3 BEDROOM, EAT. IN KITCHEN, CENTRAL AIR, .IDYLLWILDE-JUST LISTED - Custom 3 SRI Decorator touchesl Top quality throughoutl Gorgeous corner loll Privacy fencel Don't wait it's only r P Ixel. I Brims., Elec. fnAtTtsd. alsea dillI•S to loom - REAL ESTATE ASSUMABLE MORTGAGE. BEAT THE COMPETITION. 1978 Chevy Malibu - - CaD Bart , KITCHEN, GARAGE, CEN. TRAL AIR, CARPETS, IN WOODMERE. $33,900. , 1Z WLTV - I W-W carpet. Good area, corn. fortable 1700 sq. ft. of living BEDROOM. 2 BATH, EATIN ______ For Estate, Commercial & Rest- )NE PHONE CALL STARTS A CLASSIFIED AD ON ITS RESULTFUL END. THE NUMBER IS 372-2611. 323-5324 TOTALLY REDECORATED 3 GOodUsedTV's,$25&up MILLERS Moving Sale. Sunthru Fri Books S Bargains Galore 119W l7th5t . - - _______ S4-Garage Sales I - -- - 80-Autos for Sale -___________ :- w.extras. Lg. LR, FR $ lanced patio, C.H&A, rangi, refrig., I FOR HOME OR OFFICE. 129.000. GRAB ITI YEnterprise,Inc - I "•'•-' - - Kids gone, but the swing set en the back yard isn't? Sell it with a •_wantad.Call322-251) Must Sell Zenith walnut Stereo, AM FM stereo radio, 4 speed turntable, diamond needle, 8 Irack. Sold new $450, balance due $121 or take Over my payments of $16 per month. Call 862 5394 dayornight.Agent. ' ASSUME 7.7SPCT. MORTGAGE Ilicepool home on 1g. lot. 3 BR, 2B, PROFESSIONALLY ZONED 2 BEDROOM, FAMILY ROOM, STRATEGIC CORNER. IDEAL Low Down Payment LJ115R1.OKER • 327.1577. 32115* ____________________ • '16 Ford Pick-up F 100 Goodmileage. Excellent Condition 13,000. 322-4755 - -. ______ -- Why pay more? HERBS TV 75915. Sanford Ave. 323-1731 STEREO 7133'? S. French (1742) Sanford - - Cash for your loti Will build on your lot O our lot. MudeiIflC.,Realto, r ' The Real Estate AaençV Inc., Realtors PORT. FRESH PAINT, NEW ROOF. FRESH CARPETS, $24000. HURRY upi hlghasanslephant'seye.PIac, a classIfIed ad, and pile the t*y in your walietl 351 CONDO, NEW COND, FUL. LYPURN. COLOR TV, LINENS $ DSHEL INC. ALt ' (( ( 1) RENEWED 2 BEDROoM, CAR. - i- * 79-Trucks-Traders Danny's Auction 322-7040 Buy - Sell Consign 2621Sanford Ave. 323-5172 2619 OrlandoDrPh.3770352 - REALTY WORLb. LANDSCAPED LOT. $31,900. A MUST TO SEE. 353-7)73. Don't pile no longer needed Items Ave. • • 4 4 4 4 4 PitS. for kn Citizens. Sr!n .i. I I5s trees plus 2 car detached g.rag., workshe, Fully fur. nistied. Call (or appointment, LOTSOF EXTRAS ON LUSHLY __________ AM EMPLOYMENT acres, approximately ico irun IMMACULATE 3 BEDROOM, 1 BATH, AIR CONDITIONER. p Mellonvllleon doubIs lot. Furn, IAppI. nag. No qualifying. 1 Bedroom, 111 French Ave. Nopets.$l50plusdepostt ______ • - ________ $3JOdvn-owne hold $24,000. SR turn.. water paId, air. Adu no P1t5- si mi + 1* eecvrlty, After 1 PM 323-4W. 44444444 330400$ PATIO ALL THIS & MORE. A STEAL AT $39,900.. - $y owner-a BR older home on 72-Auction VIARGAINTv'S LCJVELYCOUNTRYSETTING 2itory,-s BR.3batphorneon 7t FURNISHED HOUSE W-BBQ & Sro&ar-Owne,' uo.o3. Operate pipe bender, do welding ______________ I custom work. Phone Carl 323. 31-r,m. Funilslesd 701 Bldg. E.AltamonteDr. V-RadIo Stereo 53 TV repo 19'. Zenith. Sold orig. $493.75 bal. $153.16 oi- $11 mo. Agent 3395354 INC. REALIOR# FENCED W'CHICKENS. DUCKS 1 GEESE.3 BEDROOM ____________________ 3 SR. Vacant, move right qualifying. $35000 low down payment 0 pcI. financing by seller boy Coppoia Assc. Inc., - by GUI Fox _______ REAL COUNTRY LIVING IN PA. OLA. NORTH ST.. 24 ACRE RANCH W-BARN, TACK PM, New homus with low monthly Sanford-lovely 1 BR + den, air, formica kitchen, new sheg. $103. SIDE GLANCES . SACRIFICE SALE-LOVELY BEDROOMS, 1'-? BATH WITH LARGE FAMILY ROOM, CAR. PET. 3 UTiLITY ROOMS. GAS HEAT, FENCED YARD. A REAL BUY AT $32.SO0. lpct. interest to Qualified buyers. Blvd. on 17.02 in Sanford. Call 323-Wi Marl j VUtage - -. _______________ a- W. Garnust White Rug. Real Estate Broker JOHN KRIDER ASSOC. 107W. Commercial Phone3fl.7U1,Santori __ sç Iuyers for a small Inyes nent. Place a low coSt C$ilslfledudforre,uIls3fl.,iii sr SI) 0011. ___ ________ --- worhisllop,scrien.dfamllys,e.. . 1 1.4Is7orou3w - AFFORDABLE- Large 3 SR -y U U U U U U U U I U U I U I I U I I U U 11 Noon The Doy kfo. Publication THE MUNICIPAL LIMITS OP THE Division, the address Of ' pijrj now waS, a IS of mosey aveiyk.r..un"hssjd. Monday, Nov. s,1070-35 I. Co rot PrenchIlSi personal achIevement, not CLUbS SAID LAND ANNEXED; EDWARD LEACH *$low address (inteN.andtore4ltablI$hgOaIl DESIGNATING A ZONING is 100 Short Street Lake Ma a CLASSIFICATION; PROVIDING Florida TM name end 44ouiss lkllUrflhshSd * * * * * * * I daily. finally absve all never fit Wi't tn,, alA fr I IC FOR THE RIGHTS AND the personal represan$$$l*s it. IflC --I I , • . w r $ PRIVILEGES FOR CITIZENSHIP teJllJy are set forth bei . Co.DemJenllerlalServlce I NOFEE IN THE CITY, SEVIRASILITY I LADY, YOU HAVE CONTINUALFull $ part time, evenings All persons having claims or NoithWist 3CR, C NIA, all appi. ____ _________ AND EFFECTIVE DATE. I LY DEMANDED A CHANCE demands $40 mi AWARD REALTY, 3231177 Inst the estate ore NEW YORK (UPI) - Be. Service apnrM for ft. Pitney. meter, when dsvohpin,nt of WHEREAS, there his .1 FOR THE OPPORTUNITY, filed required WITHIN THREE . INC. 33ieN. cane. sbsi* 10 parsed of Ms Sowes aims Is tdIt oat an totally uinats'hiad lIswlIosI. wiffi CRY C Nw CRY it MONTHS FROM THE DATE OP 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 I NOW YOU HAVE III Sld.$irI House For Rent cosho!neru are mad at a eledrenic mile', a. ths inp.- caUses syat.ma using the. JOANNE A? n-ia PItflhifl THE FIRS? PUILICATION OP I Z HISNOT file wfththeclerli cathode vI: varWyofiwatasyves Usceuldboveryhe1sh fttliy .i= GAL FRIDAY I InvioNry Clerk t work wIth ____________ tim., Gordon Jsrvts, thi County, FIIVIda Hecribad COIflUtliUd system, typing $411 Jails ala. Is CI' 4 en . WIjIed oat mid of Ke b'lu stiIOmiiW Of ill claim or demand Lltetyp.,hel. St 351 1 b cwtlwari are mad at tuu ___4.s, athe wa 'n -S Evening Herald, Sanford, Ft. - - -- _ will win tim the 1* RipolhI akog this country" who wa ties fird of their five dillè'en Cat hao ties big lied held by CiaisIfls Ad. Cell 332.%1) nM1i, to "rldoro the dare he third was born. Bade ga4ef4 from ROnald Reagan, then rids con pruhdidial r George B, at 54 and 110 paders' ayes." Yale with boson In economics DeW Idt(y and publicity g n ' er.r cirsIon it pounde, jogs tokeep trim and S4ost & tW Bat that sort of talk jild fuels he only 234 ysar. 1.1k. Mily, FkVIdi. one time at Into ties other ptbnarhss. "ratain my sanity" he the upotidatkis that George Bosh Bat Bade "dlds't -want to By then, Bosh figures, the ! L(IY, --In addition LOST: Vicinity .150 Ilk County almod endt.s. dring of ricep. may be too nice, too dscod to be known as Pres Bosh'.boy," field Of GOP IU4IrI Will notice shah be In the hans, cocldallpsrthe. arid .l) be president. Decency, re sohe bonded to Ten, to bud a bays been cat he half and he - be considered at lust fifteen (1$) town vWIs that mart his en. eponde Bade, dies ad men career of tie own In tie. oh not Joho ire11y or }1Qs, days priOr tO the date Of the publiC Reward. nurn derdtsg effort. weak and thmadlve. tInie. be 1103, Bosh gambled Baker - will be Iii I tWOlnIfl ' D: November 1, IflO His ui4odhaIi fir the job 4Imi4IgWCt1ii$ "Lisd.rolip cnea from a bIg and foaredsd Zipata Oft. re with Reagan. City at Lake Mary, Florida laded. service a Tens aadtdd.'ssbU*ytotlinka eore Co.,a oo'npeny that Ma°' congreaurnas, U.S. amb problarn time - to mak, the would phonier the .p.rialind . Cy ci.' ' JOY to the United Matisse., dials' right political and moral rip for offshor, oh drilihig PublIsh NOV. s. two Nofl man of the Ripublicun Party, iIiqgu - and come op that mad. him $ millionaire. DEPIS ' envoy to Ps end Iredar of with a decision that urua the ORDINANCE NO. 457 iN THE CIRCUIT COURT H. ran for the Senate he 914 , IPVIO ,J • WSJ ANORDINANCEOP THE CITY OP SININOLS COUNTY. FLORIDA KIdS •53 th. C.it'*l It1lI , . -V S u i,ww I 1IUUI%1ft RI ARIIA LII PROlATE F • _ In 1101 when he WIS NEXING TO AND INCLUDING Pile -I-Agency. ys B. 1 To Place Zapata Nember .$S.cp a H. says Americans are "That's tru touØu'.. - elirtedtothsflrdoftwoHo.. WITHIN THE CORPORATE ARIA OlvIl4 O$C OW)D - loclithgforsomgoselik,him- mental tougbnsu ... Some ITTI- OP frn 4Jfo , IS11, or H i P. LEACH with proven esperisses In diesre 'nigH be more eschtheg ae.ueoiiitufly for the Send. SITUATE AND ICiNG IN Deceised rational affairs - to lead tho orators. Bat we're ad trying to again In 1170 at lie. belied of ISMINOLE COUNTY, AND MORE NOTICE OP ADMINISTRATION PRIVATE VOICE LI$50N1 ajn,, PARTICULARLY DESCRIBED AS TO caw4ry. ele a dais valedtatosiarn. ALL PERSONS HAVING _______ TE S!J He's been carnr' I D5S AGAINST d We're trying to dad somebody Bosh served two years at the -___ for more than a year, bat he's who can radars oodunce he United Natione, then moved on NORTH715 FEET OP INS NORTH OTHIR PERSONS INTERESTED W4heIP inIitod, -dillbar.wu1othsvelirt, this coadry- ren it." to head the GOP NathesesI ORE.HALPOPLOT1,SICTIO$35, IN THE ESTATE: Iê t IL-I ' w i.4fl ' RI RI1 £1411 - _____________________ man who'd prefer to - be s.,ystjy, as any of the from up school and hmnedt. dean l the unbsttlsd CIA. rgwd.d as qeld, tomb Thean Repiblican contenders daly joined the Navy. Al ii, he A1Iboih acme 'nigH sea a CIA f5fljf4 who made It on his n rath • 141fty Bosh the City Halt, City it Lake Mary, . .dally en the .cnomy and was the Navy's yoengest than on tie f4hur's mussy. niUooal defines, sad he hats. cri4w phd. Na was old dewn oo'uidirs ft an uu -. .__ _______________ Ftn.r , ,, $ kmwiole Avonue) The public hearing wUl be Mid in fromlo toNew____ sroimd he. coy ho hops. dsdar hU an "Id.sIId H.oniy a sophornor, when olow14 he the 1S17 eThati. .-.. P Read, mkan Lurlcanss Cs., OhIO ISIO1. leaaSSUtilVitlMes A.M. - S:3l P.M. MONDAY Itwu FRIDAY SATURDAY .N.en 3Ljeas Minimum ___ Uwn.&l ---- 11t$InCL w •s ditional *s br the purpose it R.tim*tg hem., he mosried pIs, $ 4k of org'kIin Iota osed Now .- Mø-'4 ----j-. --- CLAS$EDDEPT. : u.i a goOd graroots .. - oPwk 831.9993 . km 322.26H . TO WHOM IT MAY CONCI*N Theiionci is HUSsY GIVIN w PIineN & Zs&ns lard it The ' lend an Ivy Lasgee hasp to a He's probably as con• cultured. in 1142, he padust.d Mimi then ifltd him back to b1WMW lOT -- -w -.- IsbHIhIngIchilddaycsr,csnter n ds1ed real prop WA8HINGTON (UPI) - classic und.r.tatement. "I of the wealthy ipsr of Cory In 1V74 to reacu. GOP . fl..a ___ Lits B. C. and 0, Block *. . vv wiwnq 1a_£ IWVW C R. AlnaJ14 PuIt of t I 1.1k breadth of .apsdsno. u. one i Ass thUd, Geargs enjoyed all picked B Sires, P1st lookS, Page ii, Public : thos, two mlddte aniea. They it5 hIS." 44 . to heed the UI. of oce he RecOrds of Seminole County. - .. ____________________________ Presidential Candidate Bush Is Man Of contrasts ak. 0 . . MUMV,Nw.Lflfl costrlds along George B's ilthq,g Is that "My children içhifl handolakk4 mar'Mhoe dill cern. hems. They de now, ... --1' ). .. . . . U �. •,..., ...- .- . . ..,•,.'. I ¶ i• • ., . .-• )• • '• l• .-. _--..•__..:,-.-_. .._- 0 -• '..,•.-.......-... • 0 0 .- • -- .-.• . ---.-•.,., , . • ....- • • NONING IN Tr4 rrlb SIM A U*4-nw ACROSS AND HE jusr LL .- .. . • . . . • • .-.•••,-',.-. ITrL ,. I • • - Calcium — Vitamin D Aids In Osteopo sis _ Answer to Previous Puzzle 40 Cut !own 41 Moray I Animal .42 Coc-i on LA ro t flA 13 Auto club 52 Myth 53 Shon for hurrah 54 Snip 55 Australian birds 14 Assain 15 For Wix) 16 Both .17 Motion _ picture U D 0 I N Oil IN a I L Y L A BEETLE BAILEY animals 57 Time periods 10 Sound quality 38 Small barrel I I Is indebted to 39 French 21 Buddhism 19 Rosy , DOWN province type 2 YPS .of CtOI$ 41 Octave lice th lag I Tad 23 22 in. casks 42 Songstress Smith 23 Sharp . 3 Lacquered 26 h.sid.nt of 44 Biblical by Mort Walker BEETLE, YOU (! . "L.k. gflL XW1 MAKING UP TOMORROWS K.P. ROSTER ANP WANT TO KNOW __ (j\ __________ I _____ Dr. year-old " and be" been In good ban ow two years ago. I had a lot of backschn. My doctor tells me I have osteoporosis. I'm takiM No "Mix CO •f Sd 1 r flndYur No. 6&T!v.6P71an!Iorjdaflfl1 ______ L$ Evening Herald (U$p$4g1.28o).prjce Lamb L EI ine 15 Cents 4- calcium, with vitamin D I I get along real well until I do some heavy . work like shoveling ow or working lnthe ya rd. Mypreaetd properly. People with problem Is that I'm losing hair. osteoporosis have weakened Every time I comb my hair I skeletal syd=& Thal mow comb out quite a bunch antl it sob 20 YOUR PIE A LA MOPE ,.- r by Chic Young I . -.. - • Iranians E1r shovelingsnow 45 back. I'm afraid I'm going to work which might actually J! iif 26 Waist band 46 Hawaiian apncy(abbr.) 6 Finery lose all my hair, my head Itches cause a spmwwm fracture of 29 Goddess of 7 Engage in 34 Contests town so much. I've been going to a breaking of other fate small talk 35 Lysergic acid 47 None deity and it hones mat doe dermatologist for a mean you 31 Landscape dtarnide S Cleaning 48 Bugle call c$oean't help. He says there's no sioid 34 €ssay.i It should Implement 36 Nicer exercise but 50 Before (poet.) 37 Arguments 38 Groats 9 Misfortune cuie ,a dlfferent type O( exercise tO DEAR READER — _ about your osteoporosis which gmduny dmgthen On bony is softening of the bones and structure. To achieve tw I 14 13 12 --er commonly as reconunend theadvlceO(a or people get older Iii par ph3rslcal jgg who can — I to IS aI* to occur in small ig a woman. 20 idU&1• suitable for the :' Issue .S. H U . . Threat ostages year by Art Sansom THE BORN LOSER LIL 51l 1I'u IV••flI W'•rw iiow Mi b . APPI.. ppp, A • Pie. . r Caldumind vitan'" D have botit been used in Its treatment wjgi there was sotnetblng I and are helpful In some cases. could do about your losing hair. 27 28 29 26 R 24 2 It's CertainlY true that women We all tend to lose more hair as i i — — diets got some people calcium 32 31 30 five times as likely to develop ft's more of a problem than hi 1 osteepor as thoise who have others. That possibly has 35 33 plenty of calcium In the diot. somistbing to do with Ww#A I am sending you 7% HUM dwwtwktkL I am soft 37 38 36 number Letter 6*10, you 7% Health ISO number OdeOpOr011b: Bone Softening124, Hair CWL YOU can IWO 40 Other renders who w" this ft= It a lot about W h* and imi can send 75 cents with a the different factors that effect 46 47 48 2 43 44 45 stamped, aelfaddressed losing ft envelope for It. Send your — — IT' — . st to me, In care of this reque About the best I can advise — — — 54 53 newspaner, P.O. Box 1551, .me the tithiga I'm sig'. your iT — — — — — — — — —— — — Radio (Ay Station, New York, dermatologIst has already told 51 56 NY ll9. you—toavoldhestofanyform 1% large number of older on the hair, t pull or comb it women with the dowager's vlgorot3y. In fact, you'd be INLW$PAPEINTEP$IUA5SNI hump, or sometimes called the tietter off to use a wide buffalo hump, are people who tooth comb and notto comb too have oi .oporosis. 'Thu (ise55 frequettly . Is also respionsiblet for thio major Increan in fractum in people Anyonie who does be" an past ugds q 'p Iindes excessive lose of hair for no ByBEIINICEBEDE010L tl* hip fracture that may occur apparent reason should ou a have tions with a minor fall. Now, as many dermatologist out On am.There an I Often to find of my rmdm know, For Tuesday, November 6. 1979 mmmend exwcisie. But It's & hOd Of ftP Whid C1811111 1 UkeeverthIngelas,ft has tobe cOWthUte to the problun . in out IOU swoop. YOURBIRTMAT em eventually. N.YSShes'I,lPl$ 11) ARM aIsrtk WA This eming yew you may be oldicipated Jumping to conclusions tods sub)sdeid to somis I a I I - Bob Montana 'I" ARCHIE (HJDIHE L , ThAI' f cvv ni CHANCE TO BE IN A TV CW&RCIAL POWN AI THE -_ uUGn : we ''HEY TRIED 9XT4(ES, AND j Aau'ME HE WOLFED 'i riwu B0fl4 BRAN WITH PIZZA UAL "TO ,virn ,yuwi. ANP-..2 . ,. - - I • •. . , •0 •( ••4 . olderandln . . • - - . .. ,, 0• .t. I. .. v' ,,•• • c .-r :-. HOROSCOPE •..' Ilk 0 1 4bWd . - 0 as you I_I , - - EEK& MEEK by Howie SchneWler 1 y QW4 qw YOU U40 Ow.10141 OM v em These graceful ballerinas In their pastel tutus will with the United States, justified THEY'RE "We are firmly standing by make their sbge deW at 7:34 p.m. Thursday at the are left to right (back row) Jim Jernigan. Jack 11he demonstrators shouted, the embassy takeover and Golden Age Olympics Jubilee Talent and Variety homer, Ed Yancey and Ashby Jones; front row, our positions," the corn- "This Carter must be killed, blamed Washington for inviting TH munique said. "Ibe agents and either by a gun or by fists" and the seizure through its refusal Show at the Sanford Civic Center. In real life they Jack Weible, Leo King and Don Hughes. spies of America. who are our *,American crimes have to hand over the shah. AT BRIDGE * e. , -, ....; :", _.; ' -,C'l and probably would brW in "New '_ Coun eleven. Unfortunately for his ty . J--ai'l *c N1 . - ice As Many Employees eed TW general peam of mind, West WIN SCORMO (OCL *Nff. 31) TAURUS jAprN *MW N) U Whise It moss to managing youre invahrod in any fillumcial tithigi for others today YOU arrangements today, make we to do n mentafally. sure everything Is clearly Whir. your own affairs ire spelled out In advance, concerned, you may not be as Nebulous ideeli could a* you. *Kills opmW the six of clubs. East took his ace and led back the deuce and South fmad himself are • adapt. Find at more abod yomW by soft hr your ...s -. a I THINK I'M FINALLY HE USEP 10 J.& GETTINGS STUARr M USE HIS WAN MORE . 1 "'NUT PC HE 6l5 \ WHEN HE V^TCHES TE \ K IN ADWr WHAT WS a WATCHINra! 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And count' planners found Monday night theirs didn't even come close 0 frustrated Geneva reside!nts, 0 • I 0 . Tm (s(ee$ants ((rem left) Ida Fletcher (second). Irene Dunham (flrs$), Marlin Miller (fourth) and Sylvia (.rames (third) discuss the beauty contest. Golden Beauty Wins in a unanimous straw vote, cx' fw-j -- 0 Herald Plots by _ Commissioner said the chanceofpassage Viiuceit Contest pressed their opposition to land use regulations proposed by county planners. County officials, in County Engineer Bill Bush who jut ge4ting in by the NY board was 'about as good as ti,. Pop. becoming a e °Com m un ity Center, were grilled for almost should "let them run their orni aim P go do A sldm girl (rem Oslands dealt to the Mage." envelope. Mi. Fletcherisdolngmorethan two hours on the ramifications lives. &9*0 Ohm 11111111111M ad 36 Fearing lowered property -COMMIN&MBEKk*114bmm nWhows"110. captursil the hearts of - On In fdrom to Uw men, only _WM a photograp1w from the her put toward her goal. A Red of the proposed amendments to the county's adopted come values and building restrictions entered the t. j:&w and than $ (ott ladies morn coated, National Enquirer poised to Cross member for the sutnol and the . prehensive plan, that would prevent them from entutors which was sponsored by the snap her Image Into teaches swimming and In. 'ri ,.---• , The amendments are building on their land if the ---day carewdtof ternatlonal Immortality, Ms. performs special aquatic StippingStones 4ktiw ,, designed to regulate Land use in amendments pass, they jeered (ypk j1 aiy the Senikiol. Medal Health Dunham delighted the tnlclw. Aiknitthig "',Y'_L1 Okk 411111ifft 61111111 111LCUIZ1) flood prone areas. when Sellen told of the planning .. ('West at the Sanford Civic ('i*i. Rape said the contest gathering with z "merry thea cork" (is . I Mali i W— piak1,.d Commissioner Bob Sturm, department s proposals. (edor. will be more in widow's" Spanish dance. Ms Fletcher claims to be able The department recommends lou. D'', $1, may bs ç"ik liars and a rehearsal During the routine, she glided to play the harmonica and even who represents the Geneva the_..asilly of an odd 6*m do xplained that the full that no permanent st ruct ures ALM" ssid bei albeaddedInthfditi desoftdewflback area, e and o ~ggw ad Odom" Im ' commission has not yet acted be permitted on land to In the spedil as contestants and the hod will several high kicks from rests on top of the water. any of the proposals. He designated flood prone, she . on years as she told the aisdiete be better lo deal with y aj Sylvia Grimes, hIi tjg w.L I mks"'L, ON M Po" Polls of W "aft nounced am ban mot ruwaum. Dr. NMI' artle ow leave the current situation temporary recreational Rape had Ises thins an hm to 111111119med to d pal ompoll". " spoirteld 6 the a" 6" wow 00 "I ftk We 11141111alet 1111111113011 - with OW. a selfcraftiod, pink son with audem. Me. ners' suggestions or accept dwelling unit per live acres giomo4 ,and ON"dws And wwk rs M* 1W any dafto it realm ortilast or' with no septic tX*s Pennitted. 1% 011111111411111111111, Ids Whistle fr= the crowd, Us. some ot a ternal ve. I low" The commissioners have Fletchier, S. of Lsks Park, 'Grows,56, of Cnjiclberry, led County planner Joyce Sellffl, *sd a "onIsu' Chief Planner indicated that some type of Drpittthebedatap.wvof placid wend after giving a a melodic ahig.alostg version of standing In for provision could the cited filled nuia, the ctitIi. uid 'W answer to her question Moonlight Hay" and Later Woody Price, was interrupted 4* ISISINPI ThiOS A likely exempt all but future hs*ealecititanta omialMy tlU4* the those Whatdsyouhspetob.dolng challenged the notion that repeatedly in her attempt * t "*'sM$sslalstoeter,' majercalsdes.spse'IsMthe, fk,syuafremlodey? people tia'nold ata specified explain the origins, put-poses andpurdiasersfromthenew IVR I. b" ids ftsp., tili'i and eveilopgswn.Inthe "I'm hoping amid praying I age and consequences of the fl ulaUoflS .47* p.r u' gist Uto a This did not satisfy the the IarkItl, *r*d "Ml. America," escis liv. that ka," Ms 'FiMc*ier "Oki an never begins," Ms proposed amendments ...11 iilduu ............... 4* f1 jj fIt's ('iter. c.h.lest,ut wai ales ed I uld."Mydeomle$osssey.ry Boisterous citizens made It .5* Iye,etaan$d quedles dean (rem a wiled , w.j See GOlDEN. Page *A cii to swim" clear that they feel the count) See GENEVA, Page !A wer, , 0 P -: -0 ' - - -'' 0 . 0 -- __ . 0 0 . • • ________ a 0 - ,. , • - -: •• i 0. .' .. ,.:' -- *Vat Lsgsft • 4% • plans. ___ 0 , Axi , tke 0 , '• . .4' It happens to the best laid '•7 1''.. J . . 0 ' r-';r7 . 0 ••. 1 .. . - ____ .. B -'-: 0 0 -, • 'y-# -• - - .ret,unl, give an o type o rehabilitative program will be of help to an Individual. Ibis is a particularly important function of Jails, she said. -14 was pointed out that if we are going to rehabilitate the first. time offender, the process has to begin within the first 90 days," she said. "Cliances are very slim after 90 days." Ilegardless how good a jail's counseling program is, the In. carcerated person must decide on a positive course within those firsttt1reenIontbaorheorhewiI1omearepeatoffender she said. 11hose who aren't reached in the first 90 days can take every educational course and participate in every activity the jail of. fers, she said, Imt they will still return to a life of crime once released. 0 __ 0 •• _ We cdkmw Wd they Wag to "Ill a a year to cetisue PrSVI that via. 'bed ssidthe service w ant part of their r.gilv csutrnnt On WOW 1111111law. I'Wamlngapslldlswcsetyw''rrur. of 0 . 0 • '—' $4* • ' Glenn said the conference taught her the importance of Screening and dassification of jail ininates. Screening involves finding out what the persons were Interested 0 __ A ' 0 medical. educational and screening areas. iW , rage and gild abomi'ne. 0 . . Extra personnel are recommended, she said, for security and to oiwaprogramfllreqiwvuuythecourts,Theseprogramsarejnthe in before they became involved in crime, their job experience and why it was necessary for them to do whatever they did to get in trouble with the law. Geneva Citizens Scorn Proposals 1ibe S,dils County C'lasles today spprsvsd a $4,* wo .•.. kayod &. BMW WW IL "IUY were very complimentary about our jail layout,99she said. "Only we will need more staff than we originally thought." am a"hall the mom fourth spindie tri& by Stan Li. and Jeha Rem. SPl I .MAN . presented. 0 0 ___ it-IF . . Although the experts'final opinions won't be in for two weeks, Glenn said she felt Seminole County's plans were among the best ' ___ t how t atft n.. sny Rapel Child Abuse AlaLIletelsa exam. &'avwoft ple. A1410 VW JSU' spade lead South wosM have Station, New York, N.Y. as lroàie ma&irg nIne incus ix be cuilled With GInI , 1% eVerts tilismselves have not been &We to come up with the Ideal jail, she added. Each area of the country has Its specific - 1 1110MM mw 0 110: 1" at RI A Polk add be sess no danger to personnel. or Lm=ta It the new jaU OPIM WubltaffItL "Well operate a bed we can with what we have," he said. pg1 Wifl to before ttsj county board of commisaloners with a budget MWA 10 March. It may not be necessary to double the staiff, Glenn said, because t1lism we aress whom staff can be reduced, or where one person an fill twofimctloca, "We'll look at this Ideal,then we what people can really do," she egectad to require a AM of about 40. The experts advisell 76, Flelk a" has t he "There's no w popiet" Polk said. Tile coted $0 amplaills 34. Alm: "Suppose Woo held one of those cards? Could South get that fourth Wide. U West,kid one of them the OddS WUS two to oss that It was the eight or the ala.. With this in AUK South led a diamod to dummy and mterned 60 ft of Mailles. &# did Un bed he RecOVered with the Jack. West had to the 144 Somb went bJ to dummy with A second Twenty states were represented at the NIC conference held ai the University of Colorado. Commissioner Glenn said she was Ii The cod of the reev"rinded addi"' st: ISIMIS. . WNW attendleg the National, bAWS of ftfrecdWs mobw (p,_____ last week on opining new jail facilities p Countys 10 plane to this hillarel' VOW 10 comment and easy. East was marked with five apades &W it they iwlv& ed Itlie Jack, nine and Ott ay get needs "We were04PWW one per= to staff each area or 'Pod.'It was pointed out, however, that two may be necessary. (Me person to _________fidecal .sp.i ated sawas John Polk and 0mlimlodow Make Gim In 9011111111111111111" cdo. Mbe to get a fourth spade wd." Oswald: "This didn't look — i diagp,, f mated, dsi'S . for a ahM trick •A j4 * 91111 75 #Kiteiii, *K6 Vuhiuuutb Dowwr.cm f4 By DIANE PHEVE without the time to develop any heart Uk*L He could ow *J 9 6 4 8 VAQ yes In the pods Apply the today, aIlhs Oswald: "The winning you may have luesee learned from ix. sosi difficulty 1 gettiag player lesres to give ad yeell Ono Out ym -to bdiets'" Is true. k1saialf the hot 'liaare to br&g home &=. lb. viat. 5)1-. '4i '411 r.ici • you my be a bit more NNW iW Y' you 9 this • 0 . they. aipi for ssc to Ao Grs^ Bois 411111, Raft Cky 4 SWfiO16 N.Y., 11111119. Ik am to take for granted. spo* bift Aft iAG **IItN.v SOse. CANCEE hue *1.Jily 5) 11) Tbiags will - work out Although you may be a trOk smoolhiy today If you make an Inconvsol.nced by a favor extra dbt 10 M 111111111111111 Ifillm UbW Of YOU, 1101*0 doltIt this ether fillWi po of view. pisaun down11 he or she wet to Don't he one t hat for you In the pod. , u 0 ____ M I *.4 ' ~j4 run. W Death after the government of Prime military move to free the hostages, till the hostages will In his letter of resignation to under sharp attack for alleged be,destroyed and the, Khomeini, Bazargan said he leniency toward America re- blitly for this action will rest was quitting because of "insigned and was succeed;~ by directly with the United terference, meddling, opIran's clergy-doininated State!;." the communique said. position and differences of revolutionary government. The students in their COIn- opinion. The discharge of our In Washington, the State niunique also ordered charge duties and continuance of our Department, using extreme d'affaires Bruce Laingen to responsibilities have for some time been impossible." caution in their comments on surrender. Laingen was out when the embassy was at. the embassy seizure, declined Bazargan's resignation to discuss the options under ftc. e unua) followed the government's consideration. They repeated As %,veral thousand support. apparent failure to clear the their flat rejection of the ers massed outside the U.S. occupied U.S. Embassy of students' demand for the ex- embassy to cheer the students hundreds of Moslem students tradition of cancer-stricken occupying the compound, ar holding dozens of Americans Shah Mohammed Rez Pahlavi. med youths patrolled the i d h The students' communique, embassy grounds, plastered third day today. broadcast by the state radio, with slogans and posters of said: Faced wi th sharp criticism Khomeini. for Its alleged soft line toward The center of plotting and Among students guards un theMonday Unitedcanceled States Bazargan spying for America will remain duty %%ere several girls in the a long. under our occupation until the black ankle-length chador or standing friendsNp agreement realization of the final result. veil. - rWELL, THIS TV GUY IfcwHlMTo COMPARE ' f . ' I f are deficient on I •. 22 ing TEI1RAN, Iran iUI'! hostages, will be guarded with reached the peak." Moslem students in control of utmost power and we warn the ..• Khomeini, in a decree from the U.S. Embassy threatened criminal United States and its today to kill their American internal agents that they must his headquarters In Iran's holy cit' of Qom. said the council hostages at the slightest move stop their desperate acts. by the United States to free the 'If the United States or its will govern the country hostages. hated agents in Iran make the provisionally, as did Bazargan, slightest military or non- until the ratification of Iran's Th • iii • h new Islamic constitution. . • 6 FRITØ Fac ticulrly iT ...' 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